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The WMtlier ForMMt of P . n. Weatiwr TUESDAY, MAY, 10,1960 ATM«sf Dafljr Net PreM Ron For the Week Ended Cool, apeaakmal Ught raia w i • . Blay 7th, 1960 drimie teMght aad Ttaraday. law PAGE SESTEEN toirfght amur M. Blgli 13,109 near M. Youth ActlvlUes Oomanlttee, .re­ SPECIAL • - -^ONTH OF MAY! ported an avaJan<*e o t witries re­ Member ef the Audit. A rea F oundation BoreMi of CiiealatlOli Mancheater^A CUy o f VilUtge Charm Membera and fttroda l sulted in a week’s delay. WOMKN’S Council No. 46. P rii^ will be awarded for the Q iVes Y alo G rant beet 'essays to winners In sixth, (Claasifled Advertlstag ea Pag* *1) PRICE FIVE CENTS A b o u t T o w p honUa, have been MANCHESTER, CONI^, WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 1960 kitchen aoclal at the seventh and eighth grade students VOL. LXXIX, NO. 189- : (TWENSIt-FOUB BASES— IN. T W a SfeCTfONS) Temple Chapter, OKS, Richard Qutoner, 43 Mather st., New Haven, May 10 (JP) -~^Thi in Manchester. First and second pr. place awards will be made for t o m o r ^ at 8 pJn. a t ^ e Maaonic tomorroF at 8 P ™* Yale-New Haven i^edlca}' Center Temple. Alter the business ia to bring grocery items. Refreah- announced today receipt bf a 8l0.* each cjitegory. ■ Ing, refreshments will be served by melta will be served, ' 000 grant to help defray medical c l ^ e d and Pre«ed—Cosh and Carry Mrs. Dora Jorgensen. expenses forpktients *ri>m Crtum- 12:01 AMe Monday Stale N ew s A Sunday School staff meeting bja. Willimantlc and Windham T^w tt^H as Share ■ The Sunday School staff will be held tomorrow at 8:45 p.m. County areas who need esrdi^ LUCKY LADY LAUNDRY EvsMellcal Lutheran Church will at Covenant . Congregational | 48 PURNELL PLACE—;BACK OF BURTO* ^ Roundup surgery at the medical . o f D isease W ave meet at the dwrch tomorrow at Church. The grant came frqm^the W il­ , M «>.M.-THCT8DAV > t . . r M 7:30 pjn. liam Brand Foumjatlbn of Colum­ Manchester has had Its share Hartford, May 11 f^ — Members of th? I bia. Senior leaders of ^w cheeter Garage Owners’ of the recent wave of diseases State tax returns, primed by Olrl Scouts will meet tonight at s tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the British l whi^i ‘have hit Connecticut,. big increases in corporation, O’clock at the home of Roh- American club. Police Chief iames New cases reported from Man- inheritance and sales taxes, [Reardon will he guest speaker. U H asli o f E n tries ,.--e r t Johns, 250 Greenwood Dr. phester last week to the Connect­ Walkout Hour are running better than 10 per cent more than a year ago. Reynolds CirS^TwSC^. of South A drill team rehearsal tor Sun-1 < D elays Contest icut State Department of H^lth Fetish, Urges ‘Open Skies set Rebekah lodge will he J'rid to- included one case of mumps,, one That’s the *t»te tax picture, re­ Methodist Church, wHl meet to- New Haven Mav 11 ?jPV-t"matod all buses should be off the posted .'today by Commissioner rlsht at 7:45 o’clock in the cha^l- moriwv at 7:30 p.m. at Odd FeJ.- I>ue to an unprecedent^ la ^ of scarlet lever and 12 new naven, m ay i t by 2:16 a.m. Monday. lows’ hall. Measle cases reported by all dl- John L. Sullivan, for the first 10 This will be a work number of entries—more t h « 3W Union officials today set a Earl R. Mortemort. vice presi­ months of the fiscal year. Speci­ compleUon of favors for the Sun —the annual KJka NaUonal Youth Tectors o f health In the State rose Smith College In Northampton, from laat Week’s 777 to 1,M7. ’Hits strike of Connecticut Bus dent and general manager of the fically, the returns cover the span, N, day School Tpachers banquet to­ Day essay, contest winners. WALLPAPER Company drivers for 12:01 btis company, said he had not been from July 1 through-April 30. Mass., will offer a supplementary | not he announced until Friday figure, -according to . Dr. F i^ k lto Doubts Spy-Aircraft morrow;* BUY ON€ R O L L - - C B T ONE FREE informed of the Strike hour and The tax chief'a latest report training program for high school Originally it was planned to se­ Mi Foote, commissioner of health, a.m. Monday. teacher^ in the fall. The courses 1 is the highest tor any week so far The Etrike would affect «ome could not comment. . shows that his Agency’haa garner- A. J. Gunther, 57 Gardner S t lect a winner last weekend but He »ald he *1*^ I «d'over 8^^^^ mlllioh during this will be in biology, chemistry. niomaa Conran, chairman of the this year. - 165,000 ridert'ln five large cities— superintendent of Colt’s mathemaUcs and physics and wm Hartford, New Haven, Stamford, Firtarms Mfg. Co., vnu leaye by ded during a heavy rainstorm. (BurKamp ______NORFOLK HOUSE PAINT since the union htul declared oer centilfgher than collections for be open to teachers at the junior Norwich and New London ‘ample notice" ot Shot Down by Reds let from Idlewild International as well as the senior high sqhool (The company also provides Airport tonight to spend a montt level. TTie classes will be held WHITE service between Manchester and in M ia . His trip will t ^ e him to Wednesday nlghU, from 7 to 10 | Hartford. The Silver Lane.Bus Co., By MARVIN L. ABROWSMITH « ^ Paris, Rome, Saudi Arabia and he p.m., Sept. 21 to May 24,1961. ^ - $ ^ . 9 5 not Involved In the contract dis­ * Union members l“ t a e S * W U ? is scheduled to arrive in Bombay to strike in their efforts to o b ^ n | When the budget was passed, Washington. May 11 (/P)— President Eisenhowqr ^chal­ COLORS Ih ili pute, also supplies this service.) a new contract with the bus com- oh Thursday GAUON The strike date wax set by thfe the situaOon should show Improve­ lenged the Soviet Union again today to join this country in C A R S magazine reports TKe Lark is the best pany. ment when the sales tax returns I B u rt to H ead '8-member Joint conference board The workers have been without opening its skies to inspection flights which might give eacn HUlstown Grange wiU sponsor a of the union , representing some for the recent January-March pe public card party at»the Grange t h e b e s p e c i a l s g o o d t h i s WEEK^6NLY!^^^^^^ a contract since their old one ex­ riod are in the-till. assurance against surprise attack. / . R C M otor C orps I 1,100 drivers and mechanics. The pired Sept. 30, 1968. Hall tonight at 8 o’clock. Proceeds overall buy among all 23 American automobiles employes sre menlbers - of the State officlala have frequenUy . In a news conference review of the furpr over Russian cap­ will ^ used for the building Im- Amalgamated Association of The chief issue in the dispute cautioned that higher tax receipts ture of an American spy plane,'the President called espionage - ■ proveraent fund. Guests will play Leonard B. Burt of 223 Henry ! Street, Electric, Railway and Mo­ is a compulsory arbitration d s ^ e indicate the State will have “a distasteful but vital necessity’’ lest there be another sneak Monte Carlo whist, and rrfresh- St. has been appointed chairman .. .including all other compacts. tor Coach Employes of America.' in the old contract. The union g^^piuj cash around. So far this blow such as the 1941 Japanese attack on. Pearl Harbor. ments will be served. of the Manchester Chapter Ameri­ C.J. MORRISON wants the clause <«tained. ’*’ •* I year, the flow of taxes has failed Under the terms reached by the Eisenhower said the Soviet “ fetist oY secrecy and conceal­ can Red Cross Motor Corp. Ed­ p a in t c o m p a n y Joint Conference Board, no bua company -wants it but of, future le^p pace with the more rapid . ' Officers will be elected at the an­ ward J. Thoms, Chapter Chairman. B EST. After judging The L ark-“ the |cst of the Compacu’’-th e editors of CARS contracts. rate of spending. ment” is a major cause of, international tension and uneasi- will leave tls terminal In New Ha­ A Superior Court deoslon up­ nual dinner meeting of the Man­ Burt has recently retired from enlarged their enthusiasm and declared The Lark, “ The Best Overall Buy. 385 CENTER $TRECT ven, Hartford, Stamford, Norwich ness, and forces the United States to engage in ‘ below the chester Association for Help of the Aetna Casualty and Surety held the company’s oomtention or New' London after Sunday mid­ 3 Nttraet Hurt • surface” activities to gain information to protect the free , Retarded Children Thursday eve­ Compaliy of Hartford where he Here’s how they summed up their expert opinion in the June issue of CARS; night. Buses on late rlina will con­ that the clause died -when the old | ning at the Bunce Center. A tur­ was employed as an underwriter tinue on schedule to the com.ple- Newtowm,,May 11 (^ — Three key dinner, catered by Girl Scout for 46 years. He Is active in the tlon of their runs. The union estl- (OonUnued ea Page TM ) nuTses from ISrooklyn,- N.Y., were “We prefer and work for a different kind of world—and a Troop 1, will be Served at 6:3a South Methodist Church where he MANY REASONS ., .WThere arc many reasons for this choice, but the Injured today In a alngle-car acci different way of obtaining the information essential to con­ dent on Rt. 25. Two of them were ■p.m., followed by the business ses­ serves as Treasurer. He Is also a priipary one is that The L a^ will do anything and go anywhere the larger cars will, fidence and effective deterrence,” he said. " sion at 8 p.m. , member of the Manchester Lodge hospitalized at nearby Danbury. “ Open societies, in the day of present weapons, are the of Masons and is a life member of at a lower cost;.. . The Lark is styled for both today and tomorrow, and engineered ' H um plirey D rops O ut Resident SUte- Police Sgt. James • ------— ------X . the Aetna Life Club. ' M. Costello said the automobile only answer. _____ ^ • The Motor Corps drives patients for hard, ecohonrical use..... On any basis, this is a,tough car to beat.’ ? being driven by Frances C. Tas This waa the reason for my back and forth to veterans’ hos* sone, 32, of 872 Kent- Ave., Brook Open Skies’ proposal in 1955, H e U Y V H ^ Q P which I was ready insUntly to put Nikita Tal^g pltals and Hartfoird Hospital, . FREE Pick u p you r copy o f buyer’s guide at your Studebaker lyn, skidded 184 feet on the wet traruspbrtA tho Gray LadiEs to C O P F ... free CARS :iirc s pavement while. rounding Dead into effect ■—to permit aerial ob­ Newington 'Viterans’ Hospital' Dealer’s. Make your own rugged comparison test and you, too, will love that LaxKi.-.. UaA’s Curve and crashed- Into a servation qyer the United St^^S?' Siecoiicl Look once a week and carries blood from stone'wall. and the Soviet Union which would one hospital to another. MiasYassone and Carmen Chiu- assure that no surplrse attack was Anyone? interested in this wotU • - i West Virginia jio. 21, Of 491 Dekalb Ave., being prepared against anyone. At Bid to Ike may contact Burt. ^ rooklyn, a passenger, w ^ hos­ •T shall bring up the 'open skies’ pitalized with serious f^ la l cuts proposal again at Paris — since received when they .struck the it is a means of ending conceal­ Moscow, May 11 iff}—PreoJler ev ttifc ASSOCIATED PRESS ^that Kennedy might Uke^a clob- windshield during t ^ crash. Marie ment and suspicion.” Nikita Khruhhehev said today tha ibering here. But usually the guesa Elsenhower read a prepared spy plane .incident, had changed Sen. John F, Kennedy (D Mihutllli, 26, of 1661 Bast Slst St., Ma estimate of President Etsen- was that it would be close, with Brooklyn, another paasenger, was statement to a packed news con­ Mass) took a giant stnjde t<> the edge, If any, going to Hum­ hower and they wlU diacuBB in LECLERC treated at the hospital and re­ ference on the matter. Among I I ward the Democratic pr^i- phrey, a Cbngregatlonallst. other points, he: Paris whether the American lead­ FUNERAL HOME The timetable shows how imex- leased.. er should come to Moscow a» dential nomination, today ■with The <^r was damaged extensive­ 1. Expressed doubt the Aiheri- a amaahing victory in the pectedly easy it wras. President Says cah U2 spy plane waa In fact shot planned. NdfMsS Omt Ttlltl CnaaMd FUNERAL West Virginia ballots are long, ly. , Triton Back Home down from 60,000 feet as the Rus­ He made the statennent as he West Virginia primary. and most are counted by hand, so stood on a< ■widker chair talking Pits over average toilet H* not only rolled over Sen sians claim. bowL Stardily coo* the prediction was that it might be Nevo Geology Chief Economy Now 2. Denied there waa anything to correnwiidenta anddat the SERVICE BUbert H. Humphrey (D ^ t n n ) ^ 2 a.m.. before a -winner could be Hartford. May 11 (Jr>— Dr. Jo« ttmcnd. Easily deancd. awt knocked him out of ttie preat- provocative about acUone of the wreckage oi the plane he claims WALTER N. declared. Webb Peoplaa, chalrinan of the -United States an Uni •Prle« twif b* tM*e Ktsfdijl *• li|41*Wu»l- in many quarters since the first of in which the nuclear powered Tri­ White House, where a grinning will accomplish some good and "I had no doubt,” he sai^“ that land's primaries coming up May, cut to Judd Hall at Wesleyan Uni help ease international tensions. IN THEi SmmT wUw. Prt€» ImIiMm *11 eo»t» w r i 17 - jvsraity In Middletown.- the year. ton circled the world under water, President Eisenhower commended eatWMI 4*4 I***' •• you would cast your vqto od the him and- pinned on his tunic the At the start of the news confer­ IrallM, SSiS k*. *Wi •"« l««*l tUM. (Si*!* But as the resulU rolled In. Ken- The survey is now a ffivision of Eisenhower said employment in­ The wife of the skipper, Mrs. Ed­ , t%. V4 down.) basis ot the issues and not on any creased by 1,900,000 In April to Legion of Merit. ence, Eisenhower read a prepared BuUetins 34 religious prejudice,” - nedy apparently decided this was I the new SUte Department ward V Beach, held a bouquet of Conservation 66.200,000. ^ red roses and pushed her three No one mentioned It, hut the statement dealing with the Amer­ Kennedy jumped ’ ahead at the too good to pats up. And, back he Agriculture, ican U2 plane which the Russlaos from the AP Wires tYSTUDEBAKER came for the victory celebration Natural Resources. ■- He said unemployment dropped children forward to wave at their Triton’s world-girdling feat was latart and eteadlly Increased his sharply — falling by more than claim to have shot down froith.an Manchester Shopping Parkade, Middle Turnpike By 11:20, Itobert Kennedy, the father. timed nicely to give the President mar^n. ' Half a million. The children—Ned, 12. H u g h, a boost at the Paris summit con­ altitude in excess of 60,000 feet. With 1,735 of 2,750 precincts Senator’s brother waa saying that Road Safety Plan In his statement, the President RED DIPLOMATS ABREffTED Broad St„ Manchester Open M victory how siimied cerUln. "We Eisenhower’s disclosure of the 11. and Ingrid, 7—held high red- ference, which starts next Mon­ CiMuliy 6 P.M.— Wednesday Thursday, Friday, 9 A.M. to 9 F.M. reporting, the scoreboard looked Hartford. May 11 (d't—A Repub­ favorable employment report, it spoke of discrepancies in the So­ l^ m , Switzerland, May 11 are grateful tk the people of this lettered signs that said: "Welcome day. like this: lican committee today urged more was learned on reliable authority, viet account of shooting down the (a>)—Two Soviet dlplonu^ were BY Saturday, 9 A>M to .6 P.M. ___. Kennedy 144,566. state,” he said. effective use of the Motor Vehl-' Home Triton.” Beach. 42 jut-jawed and. crew- plane and capture of the American Triple-S stamp Redemption Center— 180 Market Square. Newington Camp followers for both candi­ was pushed up a day to give the The white-clad landing crew cut, is the picture of a modern ameted In Zurich last nlgM ’ ''T. A Humphrey 95,980. cle Department’s point system "so stood aUffly at attention as the pilot, Francis G. Powers. . whUe trying to obti^ Swiss and The Kennedy victory wasn't en­ dates had made detailed charU of that itwiU be an effecUve Instru­ naval officer. Decorated several Explaining, Elsenhower said JOHN. A. LEAVITT West 'Virginia, showing where (Contliiued on Page Ten) Triton pulled alongside within a times for submsirine forays against West GemiM mlUtnry aecreta tirely unexpected, but the size of ment in the suspension of drivers few feet of a platform of high of­ there is "some reason to believe from a secret agent, the Swiss It certainly was. licenses and re-examination of Japan in World War II, he is both that the plane-was not shot down (Oontinaed on Page Fourtoen) ficials waiting to give their warm a fighting man and a writing man. government annsuncid''. today* A few observers had thought erring drivers.” at high altitude,” The announcement said the two This occasional column has always been aimed This wsyi one' of seven points greetings. , , , j His "Submarine” was a personal In response to a request for elab­ And the hands played on— Auld account of his wartime service in diplomats, both officials o f the at what’s new and good in Hartford. Right^noi^ stressed by the highway safety oration about his mention of dis­ Soviet Embassy in will bo Lang Syne” and stirring martial the Trigger. He followed it with a crepancies in the Soviet account, it’s very timelyto talk about what’s good and sub-committee of the GOP Pro- News Tidbits tunes. For several minutes earlier, expelled from Switzerland Im­ h o t w a t e r Secret Agreement Bared \ spine-tingling novel, “Run Silent, Eisenhower referred to the photo­ bad for you in rug cleaning. First, how abou^t gresa Committee. the families had stood ahxlouriy mediately. Government officials The sub-committee is headed by Culled from AP Wires Run Deep.” graphs whlth the Russians re­ do-it-yourself? We’re all fop it, as far as spot­ in the rain as the Triton eased leased as pictures of the wreckage refnsed to disclose the names former Motor Vehicles Commis­ Although submerged for Jiearly of the diplomats or of the agent. gently into the harbor, an Ameri­ of the plane. ting and general maintenance are concerned. sioner Elmer 8. Watson, who has can flag waving frobd its periscope. 84 days. Triton retraced Magel­ with whom they made contact. Major fires, causing losses of a lan’s course in just 60 days, thus This government, Eisenhower We’re always ready to give free, helpful m- FAMILY CAN USE MOST MODERN Stores Serve Negroes' claimed that during the past few It was home at last for the crew YOUR years the point system program a quarter of a million- dollars or beating by 20 days the feat of said, believes that the pictures pro-1 formation to do-it-yburselfers. But trying to do more, cost North Americans more and officers who left h**’* Jules 'Verne’s hero, Phileas Fogg, duced by the Russians are not ac­ HANNA MOTION IHSNIED ^ &the important, regular cleaning of rugs and Lar^e families, extra bath­ last year than In any previous 16 on a secret mission. who made Jt "Around the World In tually photographs of the U2 air­ ' Litchfield, May l l (flV-Judge (Oonthmed on Page Ten) It waa a mission that took the catpets can possibly cause much more harm rooms. new appliances use more During Slack Periods year in history, the NationaJ Fire 80 days craft. . » Abraham S. Bordon denied de­ THE COST ... Triton along the route of Ferdin­ After he read his prepared state­ fense motions today for the dis­ and more hot water. At last, V*-. Protection Assn, reports.. Six No­ It took Magellan’s ship three than good. AT and Magellan’s first trip around ment, Eisenhower said he would bel peace prize winners took lead­ years. , missal of . two first degree mur­ here is a heater that more than the world, and- which won a pres­ have nothing further to say ro- NashviUe. Tenn,. May 11 Iff) —fdomonstrator* -crowded in de- UConn F acuity ing coles today In a search for The historic voyage of Magellan der counts against John J. Han­ -^ ^ u ally important, when you buy rug cleaning, meets any requlremenU. A tre- ways to keep the peace at a con­ idential citation. gardlng the plsaie episode. But na. The motions were made by .41 . fix Nashville stores have begun manding service. So long ago was much irt the minds be sure to get the best because second-best ■ mendous Irhprovement over' all Con'viction of Dr. Richard Nes­ ference on world tensions in Chi One of the most eager persons of the officers and crew. The ship’s abo'ut a dozen questions were Public Defender H. Gibson Oulou serving Negroes at previously allr in the welcoming party was Mrs. asked which dealt with at least the standards in cleaning and stretching rugs can other m'ethods. mith of MacMurray College, Petition Raps cago. ■ , ■ Latin motto Was ” Ave nobilis dux on completloh of the presen’ta- ■white lunch counters on a partial­ President Eisenhower will veto Clarence Hathaway, who gave fringe of the episode, and he re­ tlon of the State’s case today. cause more damage than leaving them dirty or ly-integrated basis. ■ Jacksonville, .HI., who ate lunch iterum sactum est”— “Hall noble with Negrtoes _ in Montgomery, the $261 million depressed areas birth seven weeks ago to a daugh captain, it is dbne. again.” plied t o ‘hll of them. He held that the State had pro­ allowing them to shrink. Nobody— and I d o- V Small groups of Negroes sat bill, perhaps , bn Friday, Senate Ler. The baby stayed at home, but u For example, he was reminded duced insufficient evldenoe to without incident at the six coun- ■Ala., may have" set the. stage for Ban of Editor The crewmen were able to catch mean nobody in the world—has better equip­ I Republican Leader Everett M. Mrp. Hathaway, who was married glimpse by periscope of the that he has s^d many times that dismiss beyond reasonable donbt ■ t “ ’’ters Tuesday under a previously , a test of a new city law. enacted only last summer, • stood on the ment, a better plant or «more know-how than to deal with racial' incidents. , Dirksen says. .New Jersey legisla that the crimes had been com­ '■. swret agreement to serve them Storrs, May 11 ^ 'P®*-*' tors and Connecticut tax ..experts rainswept pier and was so excited (Continued on Page TUlrteen) (Continued on Page Ten) mitted as charged. .The Judge our organization when it comes to safely clean­ FABULOUS SAYINGS during slack periods. Others-plan- Nesmith was fined $100 and she could, hardly keep still uritU costs oh a charge of disorderly tlon deploring the expulsion from meet tomoirbw to talk over the ruled, however, that the State n ed ji second test of the plan to­ she caught sight of her husband, a ing floor coverings. conduct. His wife and 10 - white school of the editor of the student problem of out-of-state taxes. had' produced ample circumstan­ day. chief petty officer aboard the Tri- There’s no comparison; Average students were acquitted. AM were newspaper is ■ circulating- among Only three aiccldental death! tial evidence for presentation to Our investment in plant and equipment tot^s Oflclals of the six Nashville the faculty at the University of ton. ' a Jury for consldetatlon. , usage CosU less than 15c a day. ‘ stores said they reached an agree­ charged und.er a new city ordi­ have occurred in eight years hundreds o f thousands of dollars to give you the nance which midees disorderly .Connecticut. , , launching untried and untested Her eagerness waa ratlected ip Cdmpare that with your utility ment with white and Negro civic virtually every family on the pier, Reds Have Role in U.S* best possible service fo f cleaning your rugs. condupt any act ‘’calculated to Prof. Arthur Vidich, who teaches missiles at Cape Canaveral, Fla. ■ RED militarists MEET bill. You’ll save up to 60%. Pays leaders to serve Negro customers sociology and anthropology, said according to, report. .The Most from the toddlers to the grownups. Your' investment is only $9.18 cash and carry at the previously all white coun­ provoke a breach of peace.” . Moscow, May II (/P)—Key for itself while you use l^. The'separate trial of seven Ne­ yesterday he waa the originator of Rev . Thomas ' Franci:^ Maloney "I’m so excited.” was tho phrase Communlsta within. the Soviet fpr a conventional 9 x 12 rug. Other sizes at ters during slack perlo^. The the' document, which asks that was consecrated titular bishop of they repeated over and over to N-Test Detection Probe agreement was not announced in groes .and another white student armed forces are meeting In the ■ .standard rates. who ate with the Illinois party, is Richard McGufk of West Hart­ Andropolls ai\d auxiliary bishop newsmen who talked ■with them Kremlin, mUltary newspapers advance. ford be reinstated as a student. of Providence today. The huge gray submarine, first All six stores had closed their still in progress in another feourt announced today. They said tha In still p.nothe ■ court, ' Kenneth The university announced Mon­ I'-ndpterred by threats of vio­ to be powered by twin atomic reac Washington, .May 11 (fl^ — The^ Emphasizing that the explosi^s Beware of lower quality cleaning utilizing ob- counters at various times in re­ aim Is to accent the party’s role solete and inadequate equipment that can harm McMillan, 19, was fined $200 and day that McGurk, editor-in-chtef lence, (Jtieen Mother Elizabeth to­ tors, had shown the world it could U.S. underground tests to try out will be. solely for this purpose, El­ In strengthening the fighting COMPLETELY SAFE cent months during sit-in wlepion- costs for disorderly conduct and of the Connecticut Daily Campus, day fUw south on a goodwilFvlsit strstions which resulted in the ar­ detection systems will be con­ senhower said they will' not even al^ty of the Soriet Army aad your rugs. We .will be delighted to refund your refusal to obey ah officer: He was was being expelled as- the party to the troubled Central African Navy. Participants are secre­ rest of nearly 150 Negroes. trolled by a' joint group including be connected with "Operation money if ours isn’t the best rug cleaning you’ve one of 32 Negroes arrested during principally responsible, for the Federation of the Rhodesias and A n ti - C astro P ap er Soviet representatives, President taries ot Individual Communist There’s real peace of nilrid with A spokesmM for the merchants "Scampus.” «( special “humor is­ Nyasaland. . . An elderly blind Plow8hare”-^a program for using ever seen. No-questions asked. Thanks for read­ an anti-segregation demonstration Eisenhower said today„ nuclear explosives' to move moun­ party units In the uniformed oil heating. No hazardous fumes. expressed relief that there had at Alabama State College. sue” of the paper on May 2. The woman and her nephew pe'ri^ed ing this and I' hope your lawn is coming along Seized in H avana The President was told at his tains and achieve other peaceful services, men who u s ^ No pilot llghU. Plants, will flour- been no Incidents but said it would In Monroe, N. C.; ftotKsrt F. Wll' administration termed it "porno­ today when trapped by flames that called political commissars. Their be some Ume before the switchover news conference that last Satur­ purposes fine. , Ish and silver stays ollOMieFor Hams, National Association for the graphic and obscene” and "a new raced through a 4-story brick number and how long they have Cordially, to integrated seating could be call­ Advancement of Colored People low in college humor and in ex- rooming house irt the Rbxbury sec­ .Havana, May U 0P)-Pj:o-Kov- day's announcement of the forth-, ASked of the Russians will be hew meeting was not indicated. safety’s sake convert to eco-[ ed a success. emment unions early t^ a y seized coming tests caused some con­ shown every detail of American John A. Leavitt leader, was sentenced to 30 days tereme poor taste.” . tion of Boston. ----- nomical oil h®nUng.- As part of ■the agreement, Ne­ in jail or a $10 fine and probation Allen Lipacher of Bridgeport, Eight young Cubans whose "Dlario de U Marina," Cuba a old­ fusion over the extent of Russian nuclear deyices used in the tests, groes ended a boycott of down­ est newspaper and the loudest crit­ participation. Eisenhower said he believes they EX-MET SINGER ILL fob one year. He was convicted bn advertising manager of the paper, flight from Fidel Castro’s regime New York, May II OP) — P.S.—Your compariscfn invited. Visit our plant OIL-roWERED town stores 'Which store officials a trespass charge that stemmed was Interrupted when their boat ic of Premier Fidel Castro and his Eisenhower said the under-, will and that they ought to see was suspended from school for two and see what we have to offer. said had not been effective. They from a drug store sltdo'wn protest everything necessary for their par­ Lucresla Bori, for many yea» a weeks, and other stxfdent execu­ ran out of gas probably will be regime. ground trials will be supervised by leading soprano with the Meteo- said the agreemeat was made to in which he was the only one ar­ tives of the paper were placed on given political refuge In the United The 128-year-old morning pa­ a body representing Britain, Rus­ ticipation in the venture. bring an end to the threat of vio­ rested. States. , . President Eisenhower politaii Opera, waa reported in probation. per Tfvas taken over by the Graphic sia and the United States and that Eisenhower’s statement went poor condition today from a HOT WATER HEATER lence which had caused hiany cus­ . A group of Tallahassee, Fla., McGurk said yesterday he was and Emperor Hirohlto. will ride Arts Union and the NaUonal Col­ no weapons whatever wUl be in­ considerably beyond reports from brain hemorrhage. The 72-year- MQRIARTY; BROS. tomers to shift their business to Negro ministers called on the city through Tokyo June 19 in a 22- Geneva where representatives of "wrong In going to Such ex- legium of Newspaper Workers, volved. ■ old Spanlshrbora singer, In re- INC., WHITING CORPORATION 801-815 Center St.—Tel. Ml 8-5185 subuihan shopping centers. commission to ' assist them year-old automobile, the Emperor s the nuclear powers are working on THE L. T. W OOD CO . treme<’ with the special edition spearheads of the campaign ^o In fact, Elsenhower said, many etlreniesit since 198 . w 2- « r ' 184 Ofddand St.-^Tel. MI 8-6896 Some members of the group were throwing out McGurk. two unions said they were "inter­ tection devices can be perfected tan delNit In 1912 hi the Poeefari .PH 0HI W. G. GLENNET CO. agroed to can a meeting of store Yesterday a few hundred stu who -will hear re-trial of the Finch Aa for actual Soviet participa­ m aaag^ ahd Negro protest lead- Florida A. A M. and Florida State vening” the paper because, “its which will enable all nuclear pow­ HUGO S. PEARSON M a M oil 886 No. Main St.-i-’W ., Ml 9-5258 dents m arked in orderly fashion murder case denies he Is prejudlcefi ers to abandon weapons tests with tion, tha indication In Geneva was I 848 Main 8L—TeL MI 9-7640 ’. AJ'G' University students convicted last against Carole Tregoff and re- counter-revolutionary position that tbs Rusalana aolgtat be In-1 118 Pearl St.—Tel. MI, 8-6076 to the administration building to the assurance that otheni cannot 102 GRANBY STREET • BLOOMFIELD lari St.— « i . » u . : - , ^ ,.... . • 1 s ■ ■ — jjunch counters in three Win- .week on charges g^rowing out of a fuasa to dlaquallfy himself on de-' vlted ha witnewaa at a dlataaet.' I M t e ^eivM em 'stores and one in Dur- lunch counter demonstration .(OSB« MB fiac* ■avMi). contlpua them In secret XOtatlMMa aa f t f a VMirtaaB), fanaa motkm. fi.A and Carry DepoU at Fisher Dry aeansera 2 2 i7 njC, ware doeed when the. Jkarch 13, ^ MaB<*eet«r--«oekvme—Glpateebory GET THE FACTS-CALL YOUR OIL HEAT DEALER 5f

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PAGE "I'MHER KANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANC?!faEiiri'iiR, CX?KN^ WEDNESPAY, MAY 11, 1^0 MANCmWTER EVENING HERALD. MANCmSSTER. OGNy, WEDNESDAY, MAY 11. Stongsr, Mrs. Bernard Olovlno, betlrwl ta I860 as senlor .vloo Ingurance Group FALSE TEETH St. James L adi^ Mrs. Andrew , Llndberg, Mrs, Ideht-qf American President LtaM, Officer Seated but renialned as s director. He had That Loosen will be held from 8 p.m. to mid­ George Naczkowakl, Mrs. George . To Hear CooJjer night Saturday at the Tolland Andover plan‘Play Day’ Willard Jr., Mrs. Thomas Derby, been with 88 years. Need Not Embarrass County Agricultural Center build­ By l^isterhdod Mrs. Chester O bu ch ou ^ , Mrs. Anderson, ,iml.^Dr. Clarencq H. William'Cooper of 76 Or*en Sisay wMTtn of false *f**®5*2 ing on Jit. 80 In Vernon. The John Jacobs, and Mr^,-Jo»eph Gor-. Robertson. 89 imemstlonally tuffa^ wal.eigharraiM '^v Rythmelrek will furnish music for A children'# "play day" will be man, known educator and"" Jiolder of Manor Rd. will iqieak at the New thalr plate dropped. ahWPWl As You Like It Board Slates Mr*. Liouli Hurwtts M s Ifo- Hampshire U fa Underwriters’ , wiAefi a t LtlO WTOZUK DO gtOS School Board round and square dancing with ■pmisored. by th* Ladles of St. scores of patents on mechanical THWABT OPPQOTNTS lidas VBlsaraUa ■tolled ■■ pnMkfMit of Mm Stotor- Sale* Conference tomorrow «t th# By JUDITH AHEARN Bin Kuca as prompter. Light re­ — NO AHB,BAD James for children Of the parish devices, died Tuesday. He had b y l o o k in g ^ O I W H bood a t Tangle BsOi m eiom last spent 30 years In China aa an edU-- Ciwpeutor Motor Hotel In '-“Man- freshments will be served. Bus Decision By Alfred ShelnwokL. * 8 7 8 9 Saturday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Outlines New ' Homemakers to Meet night at th* AjuHkO^^Donor Din­ DepH(s Last 'Night catlon director for the YMCA and chiester, N. H. « the? feel more comforubto. Doee It’a > W hard to put * K 8 2 at St. James’ School yard, In event was a’ hhyslca professor st Purdue Cooper, of the Prudential In­ '» Th* University of Connecticut production The Pond Hill Homemakere will aaother’lierion’# place. * 4 ner at the T a m p u y of rain, the program will be held not ".S?.r. ChecM Information on school bus ..bids Mrs, WUham Odopdp,. peat pree- B y THE ASSOCIATED PRESS University from 1943 until 1950. surance Co., will tell the group tun br®»th). 0«t FASTBBTH m maw of "The Boy Friend" is a delightful piece of meet at 8 p.m. Monday at the that accouhto tor the »®arclty of in the school halL drug countET* H edth P olicy home of Mrs. Joseph Duslo. The will be, released tonight after the EAST Mcnt of the Btotortiood was the Tel Aviv, Israel MaUrlbe He was btlnf In Scranton, Iowa. how he succeeds Iq writing 8500.- S t i ^ a little unpolished in spots but cer- good actors ’^ a n d good bridge Procee(^ will benefit the aoHool 000 to 8T million worth of life In- subject will bo picture matting and Board of BducaUon reaches a de­ * K Q 10 f 1 taetalUng o f ^ r . . . ^ building fund. The pronsln will Schwartz, 72, one of the greats of tathly a commendable first attempt at musi- h i . Other oncers sworn In Were the Yiddish theater, died Tuesday Buraneb each year, according to The Board of Education has framing with Mrs, Duslo and Mrs. cision. ***^fen thU k a h < r ^ * 10 8 4 O A ? include games iYith pciada, a bake ^^RusBia to Help India c l ^ e d y . Th* Robert Love as leaders. 4 10 9 8 5„a , J 7 8 S M n . G e o ^ Slosabeig, •vice preel- of s heart aliment. Schwartz, an the program-for the event. NOW S H t t R N Y ( ■ I N as the French maid and Laurel for the first time establlshSd a ' Sealed bids on new buses for South won the first url^ » if, table, candy, plantitr fish pond, . Gov. Wesley Powell •wlli address J>olly BrovrM , tin BncUsh girl In a acc of spades and lihmedlately A 9 6 4 __ ♦ dent ta.otart " actor, producer and director, was New Delhi—A mlntag-equlp- Uassila a* Madamme Ihibonnet.^ health program for-the Coventry transporting elementary and high white elephanU..il8ed games, and the congteaa— ------rren<* finishing schwl In the Manchester Evening Herald returned the queen bf ttompi. it ^ soim i Henr^Angel toys. LuncbpsOncludlng hot-doga, the founder and director of the ment plant-WDurgspurf-the-firat ScntiFKIisUc Stockli|l— I— Roger DeLuca sang the part or Yiddish Art Theater in New York. ^ • UtatMM 6* m 88NSMS C*e»MfV I lOiM's. Her wealthy •widowed fa» School. System; Coventry wrreepondOnt, T. Paul school children, wore ppened last hadn't occurred to him to putshlm- — 'OT A 5 —ehai;^ of TIE 'Jtotato xh t^ , soda, lee cream, of Ita kind In India, and an anti­ t in t quelicy tnaim, U f 8el. ther has forbidden her-to have boy Pollyls sweetheart. Tony: He hM Ine Uttfe, PI 8-8tSl. k Q I s 7 I Rottner, vice president in He wa.s the leading personality of biotics factory at Hrishlkeah will DOO 'DBAPT-EXEMPT a pleasant voice. But someday he This will begiff with the com­ night at a special ^Board meeting, self Ih the place of the opponents brmtvilcis and cupcakes, will be on teting nylon iliKic Modun|i . friends, for fear ^*y * A KQ charge of fehowhhip'r-Mra. laadoto the Ylddlah theater in Lower Man­ be bujlt with Russian aaalstance. Moscow—While In Russia, New that proride Ann. comfort* is...going to tell his children he ing school year, Mrs. Alma L. in the elementary school. to see what they would do.___ ^ York Times reporter Harrison be after her money. She has in­ East took the ace of trumps, * K Q 3 Raddlng, treasurer; Mr*. Daniel 'M em be^-i^o wish to contribute hattan during the 1920a and 1930s. The machinery factory will manu- able nippoft -- •• • o r" vented a boy-friend ^or the danced and acted In front of peo­ Heckler, .jioard chairman said. Bids for the first-town operated gontb YVm4 Moeler, financial secretary; M n. He was bom In the Ukraine. f^ u re cutting and loading ma^ Salisbury acquired a cocker span­ I low price yoe can aBord.____ ple and they're npi-gding to be- : l o c t t v i U e cashed a high spade, articles may asU any member of lit of her elassmates. but then has The prograrp concerns physical system had been accepted, until 6 Ooubls Pan 3 4k Israel Snyder, recording secretary; San Francisco—M. J. (Mike) chines, underground electric loco­ iel. Before he was permitted to to produce him in the flesh to go another spade. ’This '.i 2 * * * « S V the commlttee?'''-'M*'s. Nicholas take It out of the country the dog lleVe him. - ir and vfsual examination; consulta­ p.jn. Friday. After opening ti»e trumps In the middle. If Souta .and Mre. Milton Leon, correspond' Jackson 1* general (hstrman, as­ Buckley, 80, whose dipping motives, scraper and belt convey­ WELDON DRUG CO. to a costume ball. She ^produces a Credit should go to Esther ^ tions of teacher, parent and child Judge Refuses bids last night, the Board decided * All Pus tag Miqretary. ors, overhead mine machines, and had to be certified "exempt from 901 Main Street—» a 8-6821 Pease for the.choreography, ruffed low, Weat would over-ruff; "i^ e s d — * 1 Head Manchester tiigh P J ^ sisted by Mrs. Wilfred .^^mlre, cMeer spanned nearly 8flT years, military servlce/’j"' bellhois. about the time her regarding health problems: screen­ ,0 visit the planU of various b l^ Mbs. Irving Hochberg, out-go- died Tuesday o f a heart“attack. He winches. ■hows Op and discovers head wets excellenti and to .Allan K. and if South ruffed with the jack, Miss Maryann Leone, Mrs. William ing of children returning to school Verdict Charge ers. ' West was bound to get a trump Ing prealdont, proaentod a check Mr. and H xs: fterre C. DrapeaU^— ------“ mistress Is an old flame of his. Gillespie for the mueical direction '"The Board will begin touring to Rabbi Leon Wind, fulfilling the King, chairman; which was likewise. Sets w e « by following lllneas: first alfl treat trick with the ten of hearts. have been elected^iiresidents of the Other story threads are the love ment st school: hom^vtsits of fol In Doctor Case plants at 6 :80-tonight to Inspect Tha defender# wound up gst- highly lnvitatlonal^N^t not toro- Stotertiood’a axmual pledge o f fl- Donald S. (lonrad, Frank W. Ballard, and. lighting Manchester High PTO. Other new PVnh, End Mr. and affairs of four of Polly's c l i ­ low up defects !>i' other health facilities which Board Chairman tlng a spade, two trumps imd the Ing You noad a b ou b Y w potato naficlal support .to the Temple. mates. the fooling around m *, WHS by Donald L. ^turray. The problems; and.^riodic conference for a response and shoil^ merely officer* are Mr. and M rs./F .^ 8 . "Myron U Rice. A dawn show will be on thlr'Week through Tolland County. Superior Court Andrew Gasper previously stated ace of clubs. Down one. 3Crs. Mildred fttraiua, aetreM, French maid, and a wealthy fam­ of adm ii^ration olBcials to would be used for major main­ pass with this ono-potat huiriortot and raconteur, preeentod Klock, vice presidents; Mr. and dance will be sponsored by the Saturday in the -Little Theater. Judge Alva P. Lolaelle has denied South could have prevented this ily's search for a lost sob. e v a lu a te^ e effectiveness of the tenance jobs and to obtain more misfortune by making some fast (Copyright 1960, General Esa- a program of .monologue* and Mbs. Francis T. Akin, secretar Rotary. Club, assisted by the nx>, Coming Vp In Manchester « after the senior reception on June CTrection by Nale E. . "Porgy and Besa "v with Sidney health program a motion of Mrs. Mary Janton of Inforniatlon before the Board discards. If he had looked ahead tures Corp.) ' humorous aketebe* during* the en- and Mr. and Mrs. Robert H..'Fenn, ■ thrht. fast paced and well blocked POltler, 'Dorothy Dandridge, Sam­ Health requirements have been Rock'vine to set aside a jury ver­ makes a decision. to see what the opponents were, tertalnmonL portion of the eve- treasurers. Member* oT.4he nomi­ 23. PTO will hold a special ‘ meet­ ’ from the time the balloon-and- established prior to school registra­ dict that favored Dr. Vernon Board members will return to likely to do ho weuld have seen Bankruptcy Court Btag. nating committee were Mr. and ing on June 8., . confetU curtain i^-ent up at Vun- tion. . Thomas, formerly oit, Rockville. the elementary school at 9 o’clock the danger of having, a spade led V tll It settled on the la « .curtain Each year all children In Grades for a final consideration of the through him. This would not be In a memorandum filed yester­ ' Hartford, May 11 (^ — f lr e t (m for their flhe ef- call at 10:24. 2, 4, 6, 8 and'lO wllj rscelve bids.' ,, c , dangerous if dummy had as few meetings of eredltore yeetorday In Syrian Women Blonde Patricia^ Doyle sang physical examinations. All pupils day Judge Lolaelle bald an infer­ IniUu approval of the Schwl spades as West. petitions filed with U.8 . Referee II. — . X wiil be given visual examinations Polly. She had a » w ^ voice, good ence of negligence on which the Board’s plan to operate its o'^Fq^ After winning the first trick In Bankruptcy Saul Berman in­ Nike News ____at the Keeney St. location Set Spring Frolic control after * e •warmed^up.iind by Jan. 31. Those of Grades 1, 3, plaintiff baaed h*'' motion was not buses wss given ” ln general” by with the see of spades. South must cluded; ....ive been working for over a year s pleas^t mixture of acting with s! 7, .8 and 11 will receive hearing conclusive. the Board of Finance after open cash his throe high diamonds,'dis­ tests yearly with tests given •when Mri. Janton contended that the , Kenneth L. Nelson, 625 Zion 8 t„ Armed Y’orces Day la com. on a softball field. Things were The annual spring frolic dance her .atngring. , ^ hearings last month. Final aU' carding two spades from the dum­ Hartford; asseU, none; liabilltiee, of the Women’s. Syrian Lebanese She played her parf as It should ever the need appears to exist doctor should be found negligent soon , ... this year on. Srt going well until they struck a thorlzatlon was given by a town my. Only then can South afford 82.859.86. ridge of sandstone, and the local American Assn, will be held Sat­ be sweet to the point of stlcK li^ . Medical records will be kept and as a matter of law since he admit­ meeting Saturday night which al­ to lead the queen of hearts. ,i May 21. Both sections (ff^-Manches- parents are to be notified when ted that she had an arterial spasm Richard T. Dunn, doing buetaeas ter’s Nathan Hale-SlteT-off Kfeeney site does not have a bulldozer at urday, May 2i at the Manchester One degree more of s w e e iM so adopted the school budget, in­ East takes the see of hearts and Country Club. Proceeds from the would ha-ve brought her > -pie m other than school treatment after a needle Injection, and,that as Richard T. Dunn Agency, Mt. Bt., and on Line ER., will be open its disposal. They say that In one cluding an amount of 87,000 for one spade, but then dummy la dance will benefit a scholarship 'tbs face, but she could breax it needed. Pupils participating In In such a spasm was not likely to out of spades. Moreover, dummy Spring M ., Tolland: aaeete, to th* public. Ddmonetrations and day a bulldozer could finish level­ outright purchase of one bus and 88,950; liabiliUee.' 824,088.36. nided. t o u r s 'll! b # the order of ing their field, If they could just fund. off at the right second to cause terschplastlc sports will receive occur with proper Injection. approved a loan of 821,000 for has the king of hearts to over- laughiter Inatei^d of Irritation. a .physical examination prior to However, the doctor’s testimony ruff West If spades are led any­ Pauline C. Dunn, Mt. Spring the day..-^etalls have not'been find a bulldozer. Music for dancing-Will, be prq.- three more buses. Rd.. Tolland; aaeeU, 82,160; Habll- vided bj) the Francis Benevento Barbara RUdder as one of Polly’s opening of practice session, With that the patient jumped as he, was way. 'The defenders cannot get Line St. launching site personnel about to inject the serum preclud­ Wrangler* to Meet itlei, 818,150.25. have less strenuous ideas on re­ orchestra from 9. p.m. to 1 a.m. ,, frtendSi"^ Dulcle, was worth the only one such test given In any The Andover 4-H Wranglers a second trump trick, and South school year. ed a conclusive Inference qf neg­ can draw trum ^ In safety to make Keith E. Danlete, , 175 Sehoql -^ Visitors are always welcome creation. Chief Warrant Ckficer Mrs. William Oellers of Man­ niio6 tit admiseion. Riding Club will meet st 7 o’clock St., Bristol; asseU, 865; liabilities, Baturdays between 10 o’clock and chester and Mre. G. J. George of • ■ She Is tau. blonde and under Urge Cooperation ligence, Judge lolaelle ruled. his contract. -« William Hawkins has long range Mrs. Janton had sought $150.- tonight at the home of Philip Sea 81.'688.77. noon. plans for building s swimming kartford will be co-chairmen. weight She has a genUe face and As a measure for protection and ton on East St, Dally Question Battalion headquarters, C Bat­ welfare of all children, parents 000 damages from the doctor In a has eerved five terma lA the leg- Partner opens with 2 NT, and pool. . , , Members of the qommittee are ^ ' a voice capable of stapling *ar- . Seek Sabeoripttons tery headquarters, and radar con­ Mre. Fred Nasalff, Mrs. Ned drums to tooth nerves. are requested to keep children at malpractice and negligence suit The Tolland County Volture qf lilature, previously. the next player passes. You. hold: In which she claimed her hand was trol facilities are located off Kee­ Residents qf Nike Circle, a mili­ Charles, Mrs. Morris Miller, Mias She wore three costumes dur home \^th the symptoms of chills, 40 and 8 has begun its annual Win Orange Contest Spades—J 4; Hearts—10 8 4; Dia­ ney St., while the launching site coughing, earache, enlarged amputated as the result of a faulty monds—10 9 8 5 2; Clubs—9 6 4. tary dependent housing ares, are Elsie Namnoum, and Miss Julia toK the production. One wss a Sidney PolHer drive for funds in Andover and Tommy and Freddy Davie, teen­ with the Nike Ajax missiles is on glands, f t . er, hei■ leidiache, nausea, intravenous injection. Coventry, a'ccprdlng to Fred Arm age eone of Mr. and Mra-Blchard Wbst do you say 7 disturbed by the speeds non mili­ Shaheen. yellow knee-length drees out of yes, run- Line Bt. Davis Jr. and ^earl Bailey pain, red or discharg^t^eyes, run­ chef de gsre. K Davis, who are known M the Answer: Pass. 'The opening tary vehicles travel when, going which and Into Which her arms my ning nose, skin eniptlomh-yomyomltlng bid of 2 NT Is very strong and between Lakewood Circle and the and legs popped Uke sluahlnum opena. tonlght at the State, _ Funds are Used to buy wheel­ Columbia Hlll-BUlies, won first A new piece o f ' equipment at- The Associated Little Theater or sore throat. Written explana­ chairs and hospital beds for free prize in-the talent contest spon­ toched to the i»dar cohtrol appa- Garden Grove. Although there are tape measures that bounce w d tions following absence due to Ill­ Stale Welfare competition Is to be held Friday use by convalescent patients local­ sored by the Youth Committee .of ratusr-knaynt M a .simidatqr, en- no signs, the speed limit Is' 10 g o sproirmng ■when you hit the ness are to be given the -echbeO^ hi.p.h. Signs will be put up'ta the *r •'button." ..... and Saturday nights at the Avery Leading Natibii ly. ■ East Central Pomona Orange, h w ablea men to train without any air­ R. E. WANDELL Memorial In Hartford at 8:30 p.m. nurse; ‘ , Authorized representatives have near future. Ajvother was a black, bathing Parents ,wfll be. notified If ahy in Yeomans Hall Friday night, -rae plane in the sky. Several theater groups from the credentials signed by Arm and boys are members of Colutnblw The simulator emits an impulse Building ■uit which made her look awH- Manchester area are partlcipaUng. child bqcdmes ill while at schdol To Aid Payments that csai be picked up on tracking A c ^ a in week In April was a waixi, but ho more so than the with ,'parents asked to provide Rodney Brigham, chef de train. Grange, This winning makes "Henry V” with Laurence Oliv­ As in previous years, funds will be them eligible to enter the State radat In such a way that It respm- memorable one for John E. QM- other girls In the chorus line who ier win be the last in the Shakes­ transportation; prolonged excuses Hartford; May H (b’l—The State bles an approaching airplane! Then ham, whose home is at 40 Weth- Contractor wore similar bathing suits. t¥om gym and oth v school activi­ raised through new and renewal contest which will be held at peare movies at the State Theater Welfare department, al^ough subscriptions. Tonight—Feature 1st at>8:80 C flS T lU O O D the men can set their equipment erell Sit., and who is attach^ to the R*sid*ntiai-Cemm*relat Her third costrune wias a harem ties will be granted only upon the Berger In Winchester. June 25. Tuesday at 8;30 .p.m. Other winners Friday night CARTOONS A t 8:16 ■ _i,. mj 'i and work nut the detalla ac^ they Nike Site. On April IS, he was ftrl outfit, ’ kelly green flowing family plTyslcian's \Titten ■tiste- faced vrith an 81-810 million defi­ promoted from private first class Alt*ratiens-R*mod*ling Worthy of Note / Maneheetor Herald were John Holnoskl of Goodwill iA . NOT JrsT ONE .. n rr could "shoot down" the '"enemy pants, and a gold vest- In this she HSrtt College of Music bf the ment. The principal and/or nurse cit, continues Id Ikad all other plaqe." to specialist fourth class. Then may give temporary excuses. Andover oorrespondent Mrs. Paul Grange In Glastonbury, who •*WHO w a AT h a t LADYT” t niLABlOl'S COMEOm "B u sin g Built On did a number called, 'I t ’s Ngver Unlvefilty of Hertford will pre­ sUtes in the size of iti payments D. Pf«n«UehI, telephone Pilgrim With this piece of equipment five days later, on April'23, he was Too Late to Fall In Love," a No oral medication will be given placed second with hla prerei^ - To^y Ourlls-Dean Martin Jerry L««ii Immtt Mm m sent a festival of early music em­ to relief recipient. t-8858.— — “ VISIT TO A Vera Saadan they don't have to wait for a plane married to the former Gail Hjal- Customer Satsfaction" rollicking duet sung with a drunk­ by the school nurse or staff unless tlon of an accordion solo; and Er­ “ONE Tovea to pass over, and can have "alerts" meer,>Sf’ Waddell St. bracing the works of medieval specifically requested in writing by 'This-top payment situation was Natalie Wood ^ SMALE Full Insurance CoveraRe en nobleman. Renaissance and baroque co nest Brown, Coventry Grange, rUANKT" o r LABCEKT" aqy time they choose. the pupil's physician. pointed up today In a quarterlyIK ■ monologist, third place. The Davis l:Sas.JS-t;M S;0e. S:M posers on Saturday and Sunday Oo-Featara In Color A . name tb\ remember.... i^t. BYZANTINE CITY, BARED Perhaps It was that she was so breakdown of relief expenditures« T € pliimhiao Ii boys won an all expense paid Tel. MI 4-0450 completely awkward In this one, The concerts and lectures will be Mrs. Heckler and Mrs. Win- er — Frank Curran, hew public infor­ Beirut—A large Byzantine city, throp Merriam will represent the issued bv Welfare Commiasloner weekend at Camp Berger. Miss "FLYING FONTAINES" Saa., “ A BCKKEB PLAGB" After 5:00 P.M. her long arms jutting out, and her held at the college. 187 Broad St. Bernard 'Shaplro. The deficit eatli- mation officer, andxexecutlve. Of­ poaalhly dating from the Fifth O n - stomach scrawnily exposed, that beginning at 2'JO p.m. on Satur local Board of ICducalion with rep­ Mary Boylngton, secretary of East ficer of C Battery, hh# come up .tury B. C., was discovered recently 82 BALDWIN ROAD resentatives of the Mansfield mate had pre'viously been made by Wih4Jiam Auto Central Pomona, acted .as master she seemed to become the moat day. the ranks from private to first In Lebanon! The site- is near the MANCHESTER, CONN. Board of Education on a continu­ state officials. of ceremonies In the place of her vital person In the producUon. Per­ The Wadsworth Atheneum has The latest quarterly report, Seeks Variance lieutenant In only seven years. As Mediterranean just south of Beirut. placed on exhibition In the oriental ing committee to study present sister, Mrs. Kenneth-Porter of He­ well as being an enlisted man, he haps it was only because she was and future housing and program which analyzes spending and case a fine comedienne that she could galleries In the Avery Memorial a load totals^ for the recent October- bron. lecturer of East Central and STARTS also was a warrant officer before group of eleven rare Chinese blanc- for the special classes for handi­ The Windham Auto Sales Inc chairman of the Youth Commlt- being commiasloned. suddenly capture the sympathy of capped children. Ilecember months, shows that Con­ TONfGHTi the audience. de-chine porcelains of the Ming necticut paced all other states In has applied to the Zonlnir Bbard of fte. , „ MAN5FIELD Currap, a native Boetonlan, Dynasty (-1368-1644). the gift of PZO Sets Hearing all four categories of public as- Appeals for an approval certificate Oueato at Local Hooiea lives with his wife and three chll- Or maybe she Is- one of those li t Lt. Jame« Peterson, pilot rare people who find beauty only Robert and Marie Ullman of Wil­ A public hearing will be held at gjgt^nce. In some Instance.^ It la for a used car dealer’s and repair­ , dren.at'Nlke Circle. ■ ■ after they have traversed through ton. 8 p.m. Monday by the Planning and double the national aver er’s license. " In MATS, stationed at Maguire Air ■* So far hU military career has Zoning Commission at the Rob- Force Base In New Jersey, spent great ugliness. The firm plans to open for busi­ kept him In this bountiK. Or perhaps w# were not percep At the suggestion of Thomas ertson School to consider ■ *'*■ . Following is the average month- ness In the building formerly o c­ Mothef’a Day with his parents. Jefferson, the U.S. Marine Band quest of John and Catherine Hill to . per person made by Mr. and Mrs. Edward Peterson of live at first. cupied by the Towne Furniture Co, Capt. Robert Everett, CO of. C once Imported 16 musicians from change two parcels'of l^ d on the Connecticut under these pro­ on Rt. 6 near the-WllUmantlc line Jonathan Trumbull Highway. _ Battery for the past two years Others In the cast who did es' comer of Daley Rd. and Ayer Rd. pecially well were Gary Holten as Italy to improve the quality of the A public hearing will be held by ■' Miss Sandre-Whitehead of Ama- will leave on June 15 for Ft, Slit; , Perclval Bro'wme, Wiley Freeman band's music. from residential to business zone. .g., assistance, 8111.86. the Zoning-Board of Appeals May rillo, Tex., Is spending the ,week at i Oklahoma. He will receive aonie j The land has approximately 285 compares to the national Jit 1B)« 01DR**»^ 24 at 8 p.m. In Yeomans Hall. the home of M«;. Md Mrs. Donald PLEASE NOTE: FEATURE SHOWN FIRST additional schooling at this,, the feet frontage. , ' average of 865.51. New York ranks Trial Justice Court ’Tuttle, Columbia Center. home qf antiaircraft missilemen. Lmoheoa Ptanned- second with 8102 per person. 'three cases were handled In Mr. and Mrs. LaVergne H. Wil­ a SUNDAY 'THRU 'THURSDAY e A public luncheon will be served Dependent Children (the Trial Justice Court MOTday liams have as their guests at their C Battery’s mess hall won the JACK ALDSJI^AH SAYS— at 12:3() p.m. Saturday at the ves- Kjroken home'program), 847.51 per morning in Yeomans Hall. (YNell home on Collina Rd., Mrs. John Beat Mess award for the month try of the First Congregations! I person. 'Die average national grant Grenier, 36, of Griffin Rd.. South Peter Nichols. v of April. All. mess hall personnel ! (Church by the church Board of 828.70 per person, Windsor, was fined 845 when, i Christian Education. Reservations blind, average of found guilty of disregarding State .. ______PLAYITCOO-OO-OL... may be made with Mrs. Edward j u 7 28 per case. This compares to traffic signals. ^ Smith. Proceds will be for a fund national average of 869. Gerald C. Bartonv i 8. L*ke Rd.. Verplanck PTA to provide for a religious educa- the-disabled, 8134.57. The Andover, forfeited a 89 bond by tlon director for the Church School national average was 863.66. Mas- falling to appear to -answer to Hears Fitness Plfin Light as a breeze; program. sachusetts came ' in second with charges of driving with excMslve comfy,-a8 a cushimt Food Sales Set 8117-91- i)r. Ruth Ehran^,^mrector of Two food sales will be conduct- shapiro reported that there was ” °Henry Jepeal. 39, Creatwqqd Rd., and built for rugged ed from 10 a m. to 2 p.m. S a tu r-^ decrease of 131 in the Tarlffvllle,^was fined. 815 for women's phyiripai education at THE BEAUTIFUL, ■ wear . . . .yet they day for 1,he-benefit of the local 4-H ^ases paid last-Decqmber from the speeding. . « Springfield C ^ege, outUnid a pro­ camp scholarship fund. One will be I 24 552 who received checks for Easter Seal Sale ResulU gram to>^vlde greater physical contain all the ad­ at Hill’s Pharmacy and the other gj,e same month of the previous Mrs. Kenneth EriclMon has an­ vantages of regular at the Church Community House. However, for the tolrd con- nounced that 8223 was raised here fltnest for elementary school chll- In general charge will be the fol- g^cutlve quarter spending toi>ped through thr sale of Easter Seals. 1 1 Miss - Viola Larsen, elementary 19, but tickets' •will also be Kiellck, corresponding secretary; I1G 24" Deluxe be Joseph J>uslo, Antonio Perac-|S5 supervisor: Mrs. Lydia AUm door. music supervisor; members ^ the Francis Murray," treasurer: Mrs. chlo, Mrs. Richard Murdock and reunion Include Prank FarldonI and Mrs. Florence PORTABLE TRANSISTOR budget priced Russell Storrs. Board of Education; Mrs. Gerald '^ R Q T A R Y m o w e r s w i t h A dance sponsored by the Ver and Mrs. Maude ■Dunnack. clerk of the school; mem­ Savlno, delegates to the PTA REG. non Town A-H Club Committee bers of the hot lunch staff; bus Coupcil. / • ______^ INSTANT HIIGHT ADJUSTMENT drivers; and school custodians. ,, TAPE RECORDER $199.50 120 Business' included the discus sloh of setting up a fund which The Ml plus automatic SAFE-T-STARTER may be drawn on by the school Where Fit when a special need arises among and -Quality the children. turnfflirbiM” STATEIS NATIONALLY ADVERTISED ELECTRIC KITCHEN 5-PC. INLAID Come High School graduates are re­ It Ain’t NacMSiriljSi^ COMPLETE SHOWINGS CIRCLE ® RANCH minded that a 850 scholarship is AT 6:16-8:30 TOP SET Firatl available to a student planning to 78m(, y w It Ml VtamM NosT WATCHES It enter college next fall and con­ CLOCKS >5.00 $5 DOW N! " D A Y C A M P tinue his education in the teaching *1 levHr«i,Nf|ir Drastically Reduced REG. $7,15 profession. 'T - tadirnnyinortl EAST 8T., ANDOVER OOP Town Committee Elect# MI S-2987 Mrs. Carlton B. Hutchins was Lateit modern styl*| re-elected chairman of the Re­ ing at a great saving. Lt«m yo rid* and hew* fun iffWi hoi«*». For boys publican Town committee Friday LADIES'LEATHER CHILDREN’S night at a reorganization meet­ Lovely'i2-t6ne tops ^ giris from 09M 7 to 14. Riding iiwmietion, tes- ing held at her home on Lake Rd. BIRTHSTONE RINfiS and 2-tone box aegt Others, also rqelected were: Vln- Watch Straps chairs. 30x40x48". Mn« in grooming, trail riding. Cov*r*d Wogon ce,nt Sledjeski, vice chairman; SAMUEL ridM. twimming City Stot* Pork. Wli*$ ond Mrs. Nathan Pell, secretary; and To Fit Dress Watches. ■QTFm i P R IC E Mrs. William Burnham, treasurer. GOJjJJWYN’S Reg. $2.95. y / V many sports. Trcmsporlotlon ^royld*d. Hot mcois The executive committee will at noon. Rot** $30 o w**k for 2 w*dts (minimum) Include the four officers, and Horace S. Holt, a a lr L. Robinson, Keith Furniture CHARGE ond BUDGET $25 o w**lt for mor* tiion two w**ks. Comp storts Mrs. John Pringle, Mrs. Reginald ACCOUNTS IHVITED! Isandals Lewis, Mrs. Edward CarJson, Bur­ Jun*27. CoNndriy. ^ ton Starkey. Howard Bates and MANCHESTER John Blrlandson. • • V N , A ^ . 'U Sanq in ") M A I N 5T WlUlama to Boa Again Outings are also held at the Ranch— many aetiv LaVergne H. WlUlama, p r a s ^ " StDIlEY POITIEK ’ DOROIHt MUmi- SAMMY DAVIS,ii. - PEAltl BAilEY legislator of the town, appear^ AMPuntsPAm aiif CHILDREN’S BOOTERY ities for a ll-r a te 7Sc per person. Call about before .the oommlttee Friday night aeiiffllititttllllltoeiitillKinim imiitoi— «B— MANCHESTER STORE HCHIRSt MONDAY H m SATUMDAY. 9 A M . to 5:30 PA4.— THURSDAY TILL 91 our plan for eluhs^ sehopisf ehurfiheSf etc. and announead that he Is a ean- 177 MAIN $T^ MANCHESTER PARKADE dldato for raaleoUon to the Oen- • SUNDAY shd MONDAY—“GREATEST SHOW ON *ARTH" • ■Mm ■amrMMh. fat,. !• to •—Wed.. Unm, m . ^ AMMiiWr tor IM L WllUama . ■ ', yj. .1 "• .ff r ;■; ’.iT- v : ~

’•' j» ‘ ^ ■ p a g e f l VI iiiANCHESTOK EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,'CONN., WEPlIESDAY, M AYl^UpeO Mii 15' . ’. ^______-...... —, • • ’ I III" ■ II liP I .»■ ' . ~ ~ , ■ Walker,. Guy .Taiigaroni,, Donald dors Msthany during Um roidal Roads Top Buildinga. Bowers Fiipils Give Conrad, David Hlndlf, Robert hour in the eafetertla.' Five Zion Ladies Dancers Brett, Efnest Mclnerney.MJchM' London—British deilCTS._ Rej;ital for PTA Mclneriiey, Eugene- Erlcksohi Jtoy Clnims tip 9 Million envisaged an automobUs agnate To Attend Confab To Present ShoW Parks. Randall, Smith,- WllltaBq. their plans for a city of 80,000 Bolton StrikeEnds FAGANI (^TEftERS. INC, TO CAlER FOR Hart, William Heck, and Mark ew York — Traffic fatalities proposed for a site 17s miles from Bbwars school pupila presented L eggllt. Solo |nri*'bmenta«sts London. In their design, stroaU RockviUe-V emon . Flva .mimbara of tha Ladlaa' Richard J. Rlslejr and his danc­ In 'Iha United States during 1959 PIUTf ft WWTNIlYlOOfli ANNIVERSARY a program of Instrumental music w ere. Eriiest Mclnerney, Roy resultiiaxln 48,000 life-insurance will run along the top$AlUiough this rep­ and restaurantsi parking apses- On CEed^Count .Waddell School auditorium on Sat- Bowers PTA Monday night In the will be a v a lis e oa the top floors.- Greenwich, May 11 —A. 40- Pratt and Whitney, Inc., o f A veit nual convention of the 'Atlantic afdMT. May 21 at 8 p.m. Recently elected officers were resents 1,000 fewiikclabns than In day strike against Aerotec Indus­ school auditorium. the previous year, U»..total paid In the grojaW-level arpss betwsan I>orU A. Tike, 86, of French Rd., District of the'Lutheran Woman’s A/^aat of more than 100 dancers, Installed by Edward Ooltman, a buildings' and' Inside traffic clrclaa - To Get More Active Group tries Lae. ehHed hero last night Hartford, internationally known f d t ' Aftar the ohlldren'a program, former PTA president. Those In­ out In benefits climbed hJ^O.OOO,- Bolton,, Was arrested yesterday Mlaaionary, League In New York ranglng^ln age from three to 21, will >6 parks, churches, schools, with the signing of a new 8-year its precision machine tools and gauge*, will pejrforin .In a variety of tap, Robert Johns of the instrumental stalled were Mrs. Christine Parka, 000, reflecting larger averagb-pol- and. eh^ged. ■with six cowfts of City tomorrow and Friday. president; Mrs. Ann Horton, -vice icles affect^. and- communlty centers, The site was approved b obtaining nioncy under false pre­ contract between the company and toe, ballet, baton, - acrobatic and music department, discussed the ItMTxanlzatian of the 10-monUi* * has picked a 12-day period in M»y to Delegates from Zion Church modern jazz routines. Musical ac­ place of music in the elenientary president; Mrs. Roger CrafU. sec­ Zoning Board of Appeala,ague. Johns said. » ing close to $300. Sartor said she Guest i^eakec-'St the conven­ numbers will be’ Janet Klemas, Pupils who performed were Rob­ George Hatzenbuehler, retiring they want to continue on the coiti^ tlefield, vice president; Miss Ger­ Uie ambuiicement, did not dlecloee state who will visit the plimt ddt^g^ presidents, before the meeting. made some deposits, '' .but they contract ^Mtae. He said the con­ tion banquet at "the Waldorf Astor­ Wilma Bakfer, Denise Hutchison, ert Horton, Frank Walsh, Terry mliaion or step down for nwm em - aldine Sucheskl, secreUry; and were not enough to coverts!! the the anniversary celebratiop. Denise AJlard, Carol Benton, Walll Kindergarten mothers assisted Donald Dort, treasurer. tract was ratmed. by both sides ia will be Dr. -Louis P. Lochner -VanUne Studio Nolan, Thomas Zenaty, M ary bara.. checks that were cashed. "on a mutually agrTOable baala.” of Fair Haven, N. J., former chief Bertram, Jean and BUly Gaston, Hammond, Curtla Smith, Kenneth Mrs. David Famell and Mrs. Theo­ TTie Board of Directors con To Be Honored Beverly Smith, Candy Burke, X proposal th at» S-member ex­ sists of Jerry Bouchard, Bob She was released under $200 Tkrma of the old contract Were hot of the Associated Press bureau In E n g a g e d ecutive committee be named from bond for appearance In court pn Kathleen Burke. Craig Niles, Pam­ Fiigicl and Alan Steiger. (Ueclosed. Beflii).- He waa awarded a Pulitzer Temple Beth Sholom will honor ela Mason, Janet CMehl, David the dommlastbn to work with in­ Monday. The tiniea. involved were eub- prize In 1939 for' distinguished The engagement of MlB#M*''^ha The club 'will hold Its annual Ita rabW. Dr. Leon Wind, at the Baker, Elvelyn and Cynthia John Jane Mlnnick to Richard Clyde dustrial prospects, met With the banqbet May 21 at which time eentraeting, wages, Increeeed va- service aa a foreign correspondent. Sabbath eve service Friday at 8:15 son, Donna Edwards, Alan Rodo- una^moue approval of those pre- catlons, holidays and other bene­ Other speakers will be. Dr. Robert Huff Is announced by her parents,. awards will be made to winners of p.m. on the occasion of the AMh an- ,niis. Doris Anne Diehl, Linda EM' Mr. and Mrs. William J. Mlnnick, aeKt Only frve of the 10 members events held during the past sea fits. Zorn, missionary to India, and wards, and Richard J. Risley. attended. The mein issue terae a sub-con Miss Esther Onstad of the Lsither- nlverdary of his Msoclatlbn with the 250 Wetherell St. Her fiance la the son. w tiactlng eleuse in the old contract son of Mr. and Mrs. Cleon I* Huff The resignation of John R. Wil­ An open meeting will be held Local Stocks RANCH an. Bible Institute. Temple. , . that terminated March 31. Thle Rabbi Wind was ordained by the of Hollia Center, Maine. liams t\yo weeks ago left the com­ tomorrow at 8 p;m. at the Lottie Zion Ladles'* Aid has been af­ mission without a chairman and clauee did not permit the company filiated with the Lutheran Wom­ Jewish Theological Seminary of Miss Mlnnick is a 1056 graduate Fisk Memorial for perspecUve Quotations Famished by to let out sub-contract work If emr EAST ST., ANDOVER America In New York from which lAbrt one member. Last night’s members from this and neighbor­ en's Missionary League for 17 of Mancheater High School, and meeting was called by Seymour Coburn A MIddlebrook, Ine. ployes at the Greenwich plant he waa graduated with honors In The ing towns. Movies and refresh­ / years. Among the projects sup­ attended Nassnn College at Spring- K., Lavilt. vice chairman, on the Bank Stocks were able to handle it. Phoii* Ml 3-2937 1943. In 1958, he received the degree vale, Maine. She la employed by ments are. planned. Bid Asked The company refueed to renew ported during the past year are of Doctor of Hebrew Literature request of the Selectmen. a high school in Hanno. Japan, an Doctor Says the BaUard Oil Equipment Co. In What a Combination! Noting the poor attendance last RVSA to TnstaU . Conn. Bank and Trust Utls clause and laid It broferred to Optii for Hw 1960 SMMii. from the seminary. Portland, Maine. The Rural Vernon School Assn, sub-contract work at Its own dis­ administration building and dor­ nlflit the selectmen asked that Co...... <0 ** He was associate rabbi and edu­ Mr. Huff is a graduate of Hollis will Install new oflacers at its final Hartford Natlonel . cretion. Com* on out and *fi{oy th* wldo open tpoeoo. mitory for a co-educational high all member.s be contacted by Hajses cational director In Kansas City be­ Catarrhal Problems Call for High School, and Is In the lumber meeting of the year Monday at 8 Bank and Trust Co. 34^4 < 86%. Although Mitchell said all the school In Espirlto Santo, Brazil, a fore he came to Manchester In iollege- regarding their participation. Last, seminary in Manila, Philippines, Bound iRedlcal ConsulUtlim business in-Hnllla Center, Maine. p.m. at Vernon Elementary School. Fire Insurance Oompanl* contract issues were resolved he 200 o c m Of trails—-$2.00 cm hour. 1945. When he came here, the Tem­ night's meeting was scheduled to declined comment on the dispute renovation of Brook Farm In Bos- No date has been set for the Chinoand lOWiletaostsis consider where the commission is Mrs. Erwin Tuxbury will be in­ Aetna Fire ...... 'J2 75 Privot* iiwtmetion In honomonshlp ple was five years old «nd the con­ By HAROLD THOMAS HYMAN, stalled as president; Mrs. Austin clause. 'ton, a haven for neglected and gregation was small. During the wedding. N. "going”, anif who should be its Hartford Fire New .. 47V4 5014 Union spokesmen were unavail­ dei^dent children, and assistance M.D. Doscher, first vice .president; Mrs. ( English or W e s t m ) — $2.50 a half hour. past 15 years, the congregation and Written for NEA Service vchairrtian. National Fire ...... 138 146 able , for acomment The present to Redeemer Lutheran Church In Chardcs Whdsler, second vice pres­ Phoenix Fire ------75 78 ita acboo] enrollment have more Into the obstructed nostril or nos NjTbe selectmen are obliged to ap wagei scales were not reported. Plattsburgh,'‘N^^Y., for Its service than quadrupled. T h e word "catarrh" simply trils suffer infection. ^ -p « n t commission members and de^ ident; Mrs. Ruben Gill, recording C ovored W agon Ridos fo r th* KMdlof 25c means an excess of secretion. As secretary; Mm. Ellson Ward, cor­ Life and Indemnity Ina. Cos. ' to students- at thetiState Teachers’ The Temple. Which waa built In It the tiny openings through I What Vhlual algnate their chairman. However, Horsobock Ridot for CMMrtn 25e the term Is commonly used. It responding secretary; : and Mrs. Aetna Casualty .... 7614 7914 Companies Revised . college. 1940 and expanded In 1946, has which their seqretlons enter the they want the commission to rec- A. juiuiutu, ______I Aetna L i f e ...... 75 78 since become Inadequate, and the refers to an overflowing nasal nose get plugged up, they fill ‘ ommed iomeone to head it. , S. A. Bklurid, treasurer. Kierdorf'^Leaves Prison discharge. And the complaint of The Installation w m .te preceded Co m . Gmeral .807 82 Enjoy a tc»ty snock in our liow C ircio ” 5** (ongregarion has embarked on a with infective material that may The discussion last night brought Former teamiter union official Herman Klerdorf bought a dgar Caiicago — The capital struc­ catarrh Is just about as annoying by a ehort business meeting. Eki- IMtd.,,Steam Boiler , 77 tures o f 8,700 American corpora­ 5naek Bar. niw.Axpanslon program. destroy their delicate lining mem­ out that there is considerable data at Southern hUchigan ptjson at Jackson Juiit before he was «bivM Rabbl'^ind served as president w d offensive to members of the branes and eat Into surrounding that should, be compiled by the berteinment after the kisteUation Travelers home. Klerdorfwaa lea sed on parole after serving more t ^ tions were changed last year, an Ruth Millett of the Rablalnical Assembly of household and co-workers as It to will be provided by music etudente Public Ctmttes all-time record. Commerce Clear­ bone. If their openln^f# are un Commission. nine months of a one to 6 year » « « « « « « « t i v m Connecticut fof'tofo years and la to the sufferer. obstructed, catarrhal accumula of Samuel Goldfarb, school music conn. Light A Power 2114 2314 ing House, national reporting au­ THIS COUPON WORTH 66e I Water Company Action a plBtol silencer. Klerdorf also figured Tea Factors Are Keys to n„nh,mi Bush’ ...... 6 7 flattering attention. Eight: They will have pleasant tng-eiroiTSin r efforts to cougncough up'baqk-drlp up But, since m-aoviaeaIll-advised anaand poorlypoony Bedford Cord X Building, Hartford: . a:m. at the comer store of yem on Em-Hart ...... « % ^ f5% Two: niey will be eoipfortable voices. A voice that Is harsh , or XEach of th'eae performances^ executed jiasal. surget^ may add According to a FUC spokesman, Shopping Center. Fafnlr Bearing .... 55% 69% to be around because, they know rasping or pitched too high Isn’t disturbihg to the vldUm and hlfr X y ,, discomfort# of the ca- this note is Intended to place with Food, clothing, and "white ele- Landers Frary Clark 16% 18% how -to put others kt ease. .A easV to listen to. audience.___ VI4$aAS» ta Either is enough fnto taribal __ sufferer,mm__ _ you pracUce to giUxirfaBn the local firm’s out­ pliBixt” Items wUl be on diaplay. N. B. Machine ...... 16% 18% riiarinlng woman knows how to Nine: They’ll have good mem­ ruin a conversation, a friendly false ecimomy If you fall to seek standing short term indebtedness. s North and Judd . . . . 88 41 make- others feel' pleased ■ with ories for names, faces and facts meal, a business deal or a roman­ I A C K S ^ ss Land Sdd Organ Recital Bunday the advice of T.ou*' doctor Edward Hall Broadhead, In Rogers Corp. (B) . . . 20 84 themselves rather than uncomfort­ about others. You never consider a tic interlude. That’s probably every- step of tHe'^jjay. A V-shaped parcel of land at ______i Stanley Works New . 18% 80% ably on guard. women charming. If she can’t re­ why so many correspondents have tba intersection o f Thrall Rd. with structor at the Hartt School of Let him direct yoiV'to the me MuriC, wUl present an organ re-1 Terry Steam ...... 88% tt% Three: They will be able to member your name, or where you written for a discussion of the credited specialist, give riwaj^t- R t 83 has been bought by An­ cltal at Union Congregational Torrlngton ...... 34% s e ji laugh at themselves. A woman work, or how many children you complaint. ful consideration to the propbsad thony Investments, Inc. Of Man­ Church Sunday at 4 p.m. IVeeder R o o t...... 8Z% 0014 without a sense of humor, particu­ have— or other fuch facts that are In almost every Instance, ca­ procedure and, if possible, remain only • 3 4 9 9 chester from Wallace H. "nirall. larly In regard to herself, never Important to you. . Former organlet at the church. The above quotaUoru are not to tarrh Is basically a mechanical In attendance throughout the op­ Warrantee, deeds filed in the aeema charming for long,, ' *:..Teti:.They’lltaJk more about you problem ahd, a# such, unrespon­ Broadhead wiU be playing the new | be epnatrued as actual markets, eration. Tonen Clerk’s office Monday Indl Four: They may not be preti, , Uian about‘ themselves. 'For that sive to medical treatment Some of your dollar-minded odte the purchaae price was $27,- organ recently Installed. conventional standards— but they is one of the basic Ingredients of Sometimes, when the nasal ob­ A fellowship hour will be beldi „ friends may regard these propo­ BOO for the property with 930-foot will most certainly be well- charm. struction is due to swelling of soft sals as a waste but they may fnmtage on Rt. 83 and 752-foot In the chapel following the' recital. U i r C C t O r S grdomed and know how to make tissues. It may be possible to ob­ The public Is Invited. 1 _ . -m ^ <■ make the difference between con­ frontage on Thrall Rd. the most of the looks nature gave ■"'sinusitis Widespread tain a degree of temporary relief tinued anorting and the joy of free Dlstriotr Paper CoUecUon To Attend Confab them. No woman who looks a mesa by use of a decongestant such a# breathing through clear nasal Volunteer firemen of Vernon la ever charming to others. ^ New York — Atoout on# out of a solution of an antl-hlstamine or Compsmy 1 will collect newspapers Five: They will know hqw^to pre passages. Eight board members of the every 10 Americana suffer# from of a drug of the adrenalin family. throughout the Fire District Sun aertt their Ideas wltoout seeming a chronic respiratoFy- condition, But more often, when the block­ Manchester Public Health Nurtiiif Liquid Gold Made CAROL’S BAKERY day. j '■ argumentative. Qiannlng women, the Health liwurisnce Institute re­ ade Is caused by obstructing car­ The firemen 'w^li beg;in the col­ Assn, will attend te New England don’t force tjierf Ideas on othera, ports. Sinusitis affects about 50 tilage or bone, the passage can lection at 9:30 a.m. and pick up regional g;roup meeting - of the but,offeyA«em for what they are out of every 1.000 persons, asthma only be cleared by surgical Inter­ Jamshedpur, India—A process 1 W . MAIN ST. any papers left at the edge of the for manufacturing liquid gold, used worUh''^^ and hay fever about 48 of every vention. RockviHe.TR 5-1728 road... board memberii’ organization Tues­ ^Blx: They will be so aware of the After a nasal catarrh has per­ extensively in decorating ceramics, ^ l i n g of othera that they are kind 1.000, chronic bronchitis 12 out of pottery, and glas#;vare, has been Hospital Notes day, May 17 In Willlmantlc. every 1,000. and other, chronic res- sisted for some time. It Invariably Admitted yesterday: Mrs. Julia Those to attend w e Mrs. Ever* and considerate and tactful. becomes complicated. Sooner or evolved at,tht_Natlonal Metallurgi­ OPEN DAILY Seven: They will have soft, hap- jnratory eonditiona 13 of every cal LAboratory'.'Tamshedpur. O’Brien, 105 Prospect St.; David ett Keith, Mrs. Edson Bailey, Mrs. 1.000. later, all the sinuses that drain v\ mCLDDING SUNDAYS Bird, Ellington; Arllne Baker, 83 Leon Thorp, Mrs. John Cheney Jr., py-looklng faces. A woman who Grand Ave.; Steven Beerworth, 6 Mrs. L^on Dobkin, Mrs. John Fitz­ / 8 AM. teS PJH. Ann St.; William Deptula, O^Har- gerald, Mrs' Alex Mannella, and FRIDAY to 8:80 P .^ Ibw St. . Mrs. Wells Dennison. Discharged yesterday: Kathleeit Mrs. Rachel Bames, nursing su­ a Niemann, Ellington: Vivian Hick­ pervisor, reported to board mem­ Pastries, Bread, ey, Crystal Lake, Ellington: Mrs. bers yesterday that public health Paul Doyle and daughter. Cider nursee thade 642 viaite during Pies For All Occasions Mill Rd,;. Tolland. April. p HNA also held four ma­ Admitted today: Mrs. Eva Bar- ternity clinics for 20 persons, three da, 38 East St. TB clinics for 42, and ona tumor Wedding, Birthday clinic for three persoiiA Vernon and TalcqttvlUe news Is The spring meeting of the board and Anniversary members ■ organization for Con- handled t h r o u g h The Herald’s t.--s Cakes Rockville Bureau, 5 W . Main St., necUcut PHNA .will be held at the b. telephone TRemont 5-8186.' Fairfield State Hospital In New-

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■3 f *?, ■\i PAGE SBVEH \- ■V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, 3TER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 1960 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANGH^STER, CONN./ y^EDNESDAY, MAY 11, 1960 Theso thro# qrganhiaUOM aharo m sentry Information.- . . . for ehtrance. parents are ,ala6 re­ Columfdit "The BOCA code was adopted in Bolton quested to bring with them record* Connodtksut in 1951 to replace a BUILDING MATERIAL OUTLET of Immunlxatlon* and physical lEEirTiPE aow n s B u 0 d m g ^ ^ e SUte Building Code approved by Has Dojne for^ Home examinations. . TV-Radio Tonight the Legislature in 1949,^e earlier Retail—Wholesale Pro ClUirchSets Treat BeUgns ^ Postal Routes " code Was felt to 6e - ttapractlcal, The Board of Finance hai an­ itherford said.' HUNDBi3)8 Of EffCLDDINa nounced the resignation df Robert S a id F av o re le present-time there ara-66 C a A onialt, Dl. WO — , Under Study communtfl^. in Connecticut which LDMBfIL HARDWARE, FAINT, ■itiKhnfi R- Buckmtn»t«r Fui- St. Treat as a member of the Special Talk Television have adopte6I--tl»e building code, M ASpN an i ELECTRIG'AL SUPPLIES, iM'a horn* ta the "haysUck liouM.’’ board. Treat, who was elected in After Meeting 1955, said he has found It In­ 6s00 w a • heater (In progreieh' Tales of the-Vikings 18 which is not mandatQiy, and 2,200 ORANGEBURa PIPE, Bto. But to Fuller, profesior of the geodeelc «loii*is J* the.com- meetings because o f business com­ E c U i^ U h in l ree Ihuketeerii ' 6S ;00 The Mllllunalre adopted it. mitments. His term expires Ip dents In the rural dettvery ^efrice Playhouse 18 Hawaiian Eye 40 boArd members heard an wplan^- Local Optkm la> thing In practical hothe design. The Rev. Douglas Dorchester _at Hastereon . 8 Harbor Command IS In answer to a queation, Ruther­ Fuller’s house, actually a 39-foot 1961. o t the Ootusntfia post office. |!H Weather, News aad Sports I Perry Como Show (C) 10. 22, 30 tlon lagt night of the SU te 6aslc will be guest speaker at a special Vacancies on the 6-man Board He said last night that the out­ i:IO Bobln Hoed ;80 I’ve Oot a Secrai 12 ford aald a community may maka plywood dome, is built according Bums A Allen 18 BulldlngNCode and what It would any changes it desirea:- when it laying areas of Ihe town are now \t to own principles of ‘ energetic meeting on religious education at of Finance are fUle^ by the re­ irts. News h Weather s 10;00 We3. NIeht Plshti 53 mean to Coventry. adopts the code, but, he noted, maining members. Now serving served fay five other poet offices, - . - Edwards Circle 'Theater 12 geoitietry.” Under weights ot up United Methodist- Church tomor­ Movie at Ten 18 Immediately after the medtlng. very few changes have been made IQ* to 36,500 pounds. Its shape ^vlll are Richard Mdrra, WlUlam Rob putting the witire town under six First Selectman Richard N. Gal- row at 8 p.m. 10. u WanteO—Dead or Alive 40 by the various communities. [^ lE t f SUPPLY ca| "dtetort less than a half Inch. arts, Thomas Johnson, Norman post offices. Outskirts are covered • Burke-Barenl _ so Thli la Your Life 10. 22, 30 Inat said acUon Will be sUrted to Answering another question, he The Rev. Mr. Dorchester Is ex­ Preuu-and Mrs. Doris'M. D'ltalla by Andover, Coventry, ’ Hebron, 0 Bhotsun Blade • 8 10 80 People Are Funny 10. 30 Fuller's future home Is mass After Dinner llevle I Trackdown 40 bring the code before a town meet said, local ordinances should gov­ BOLfON. NOXdB:-Ml 8-2141 produced by a Hamilton, Ohio, firm ecutive sesecretary of the Board of Bag Drive Slated Lehnnon and' WUlimantlc. IfoTlc at Sevan Not For Hire >> 22 ing for adoption. ern whether or not a community ■s.. 18 :« It Surely Pays Ip Drive Awaya — one of 100 concerns leasing his ^Iduc^ion Boy Sedlit Troop 73 will con Dllworth has asked for a survey B a tifU m i News and Weathar Er-40. u 00 Barry Barenta Arthur N. Ruthfprd, Axonsultant wishes to license builders, , plumb­ which is now being conducted Iw I Hen i f t " - Bis Newa 2? dome patenU. The entire pack-, SouUidm J duct a rag drive Saturday to raise SJIuntley-Brlnkley.ui -*Mther, Sports A Newa S. 8 on building codes with the State ers and electricians. age. Including doors, windows and diet C h u r c lh ^ will discuss vari­ Inoney- for the Troop treasury. Postal Inspector B. D. Glasscock • 1 9 7 " f :U West Maaa BlghllshU : S 11 ;1S JaCk..Paar Show 12. 30 Public Works Departmerit, out •- don’t recomfnend this, since ous aspects ortbe..^church school of Hartford. Questlonnairea haVe John Dalr and the Newa 40 Worldx-'arat Movlei lined the code and answered ques­ sections, interior finish and kitchen H§t»ehold rags are the material Ba Our Cfuaet 40 Stafllght Mhvla we feel it is up to the communi­ and bathroom fixtures, costs about and present Informbtlop on new sought. The ScouU point out that been sent to some 100 families *0' TilO Wagon Train 10. St. 3U ; SO Jack Paar tions a ^ u t it. \ ty to decide how it wAnts to han­ $8,700. teaching materials and 'me^ods. who would be affected by the . Mocun Campy's Comer t :8o Almanac Rutherford recommended ado^K dle these matters,” he aald. He cit­ other inaterials such as rugs or ;00 U.S Mararshel ■ 8 :60 Newa A Weather — The dome home Is prefabricated Parents and teachers, as well as. -mattresses are not'Acceptable by change, asking for their- prefer- WITH SULKY tlon of the code which spells out in ed his as an example of the still- ence> whether they would care ■ to S:K) Price- U Right _ elng prepared by a day. \ outside area is coated with a seal A change, Dllworth said, would - - 'The biggest cost of adopting a choice Of whether it wahU to ' Emphasis on this subject was the Troop listing tS s^es of mon­ df-^plMtlc tape which dries to a mean creating a second rural code,'Rutherford said would be Its adopt the . SUte Basle Building also the theme of the Fourth Quar­ ey raised by the boyrT'fot. their SEE THE HEW UHE OF ECUPSE KOWEK HOW OH DISHAT rock^strdness which Is waterproof. terly Conference o f the Bolton route, dividing the present route Radio admifilstratloi^yand enfpreement. Code or a State Minlmunv Building In order to enforce such a code, the Ck)de. The latter is an abridged "nie interlQr of the house has CEA Official Wants Voters church last weekend. The Rev, X aeST'oiher toL*'"id?l«^'T8<>^rio6"Rroand adding about 100 RFD be-box ( n i s llBtlng taehides only those news broadcasts of 10 or I6*mlnai 1,400 square r e e t o f floor spaca N- Harvey K. Mousiley, district super­ hSldecs of other communities. to’wn would need either a full time edition of the farmer. Rutherfort rags are not being collected in the ISBgth. Sonw sUtlons carry other abort Mwseasta) A t State'-H[odo.y O f this, 1,100 square^eet is on the intendent, spoke at that time on In h fe'0®}nlon, accorffing to the or part time building inspector, and recommended adoi^Ion of the basic WDBO-186C a 7:00 Fulton Lewis he, naturally, must be ^ Id , ground floor. The rest is on a bal­ Control Local Education "Th e. Fam ily and the Church drive. postmaater,^service would be BUSH HARDWARE CO. 7:15 Evenlns Devodons Sammy Darts Jr. Uunts Pearl Bailey llr-Hamuel Goldwyn’s mo­ code. \ * cony serving as a combination School." The Commission on Edu­ Not for the Birds quicker and m&re^^tlofaotory. J:00 N e w s , ------7:20 Showcase and News tion picture production ot "Porgy an'd Bess:’’^ Tlje^George ^ r r t - Rutherford said. |;15 Art Johnson ...and not even know it! Study and extra bedroom. cation was In charge of the pro­ The Comipunlty Hall is not for Those who now get tttelr.jnall In 7; 35 Family Theater Win musical classic, a CtolumWa Pictures’ “ I believe this problem could be Water Surplui jNi^ted MANCHCSTER |;4S Uiwell Thomas S;00 Nrwn solved," he said, “ by setting" fees K eo»U LESS tb'control T•rmi^t than to IfnoTM th*m. Hartford, May 11 W - A 8-polnt^of education as a grt gram. the birds. A partridge found this the late afternoon, would, get. It 793 MAIN ST. :0U Amos N' Andy 8:30 Showca.ie and New* Technicolor, also sUra Sidney Poltler and Dorothy Dandridge state government. He said, how­ out the hard way yesterday. Mrs. :80 Newa (kimedy Tims 9:00 Take Five—U.S. Marine Corps for building permits high enough to tt coats you nothing to find out If hidden termltss **RywH plan to "restore direct popular Hlaats for Sale earlier In the day, some o f them ;46 Bob aad Ray in the title roles. Today through May 14. New York — The United States ever, that these two 'things have Shirley Riley, selectmen’s clerkj 9:06 Showcase and News ' ..pay for running the department.” ants'*) art dastroying your houia foundatlpns, woodwont, ate# control of local education” to elect­ Miss .Mllllceut Jones will be In in the morning. J;tlU World foolght 11:06 Music Beyond the Stars pUlp-and-paper Industry now owns Open Forum happened to "subvert" the state’s investigated a broken window in The final declalon In the matter 1:15 Musie TUI Om 11:30 News ' _ ’ Fees from Builders and operates nearly 50,000 square PHONE or WRITE now for compute FREE intent of placing direct educational charge of the plant sale at the .TO News ly antl-C!ommUnlst paper, w a« pub­ T h eb u lk of .the fees would come sxpvt. Ovsr 350,000 homes serviced. Our It GUARANTEED^ ed boards of education as been ad­ the hall when she reported for win be in the hands of the postal 11:36 Music Beyond the Surs mfles of forest lands. 'The average control In the hands of local school Mai^alr of St. Geofge’s Episcopal 8-.10 Music nil Ons 12:05 World News. Sign Off Anti - Castro Paper lished by Jose Ignacio , Rivero, a from buil^rs,.^ereby taking the (IjBrtice-Termlnlx. (2) E .U Bruce Co. This Guerintee is IN8UBE0 vocated by an official of the- Con­ Church May 21 at the Community work and found the' bird dead on Inspector, he said. 1:00 Newa alga Off 39-year-old, U.S.-trained joumal- water run-off from these lands *lf Destruction Gomes ’ boards; . burden of the coSt-from taxpayers. by Sun Insurance Office Ltd. To the Editor,...... — necticut Education Assn, (C E A ). Hall. She will be assisted .by Mrs the floor. WHAT-616 ^Ist. The paper had been In his amounts to more than seven times 1. Th e election of boards o f ed­ :00 Bigng sShow Seized in Havana Rutherford also siiggast**! With all due reepect for Oov- Writing in the April Issue of Homer Fngley And Mrs.^Robert A similar mishap befell a col ManoheoUr Evening Herald Co­ family since 1895. the volume of water that the in­ NEW LOW COST PROTECTION AGAINStTERMITES' ucation has become to be largely lumbia correspondent Mrs. Don­ Si-.SO-.30 Jonn_ John ^ l y the Planning and Zoning commis­ emor Rlblcoff, whom I admire, I Copnecticut Teacher, official C.EA Barnard Jr. league of yesterday’s victim last ^,;40 Blc Show Girl Scout ^otes Rivero and Castro have been en­ sion be g;lven the authority to nira dustry uses or withdrawa In Its ... (or Infested end nen.lnfeeted houtis old hornet, "•;» be™** incidental to other local. State and ald R. Tuttle, telephone AGadeany l.OU Elf P Morsao (Contlnaed f r o « P »g e On*) gaged in a running fight almost lufacturing processes. heuies under eonstruetlon. Ask us tor dsislls ebout our$5,000 take issue with the comments he publication. CEA field service di­ national elections', so that often, in Patrons will be able to find an fall when It flew through a win a bifilding Inspector after ap­ il 8-3435. 1:16 Blc Show from the moment the bearded rev­ susrsntstd protection on quoliflod buildings end contents - only snwll made on the performance of the rector Robbins W , Barstow Jr. pro­ effect, a local school program is nual bedding plants f o f their gar­ dow o f St. George’s E p 1 s c o p a 11:80 Publl-: AHslrs plicants have taken an examina- snnusi cost. MPHT «rMl» Of 7I8M IU **M»*t. Ducrlplirs foldtr en rsqesst Intermediate Girl Scout Tropp could no longer be tolerated in Uie olutionary ousted dictator Fulgen- 1ST FIGURES students who protested the Civil posed these school board elections determined by the voters’ choice dens, perennials, bulbs and house cniurch with fatal results. 12:00 Sign Off «- tion conducted by the State Por­ 45 took a 2-day trip to New York national interest.” clo Batista. Diario has repeated­ Defense drill. and fiscal reforms: for president, governor or mayor, plants. News Notes V$e of Mold Ancient "'W PO P—1416 sonal Department. Los Angete»r4*Ay H — 'P** The "sheer stupidity" and the ' 1. Elections for every local board The Mayfair will run from 10 (:00 News Wutner. - (?ity during school vacation. They Officials of the unions said, how­ ly charged growing Communist in­ Pacific Telephone'-Cp. is dropping not by their expressed Wishes on The Bolton Volunteer Fire De­ . 6:16 Conn. Ballroom ■ The code used in' Connecticut is Termites? “ Btlly" performance was not that of education in Connecticut sliould a.m. to 4 p.m. under the general were accompanied by Mrs. Russell ever, that the managers of the pa­ fluence in the Castro regime, while prefix names from phohe.^umbers. school Issues. partment will hold a drill session Hong Kong—Fermentation mag­ 7:00 Ray Somers Vennart. Mrs. Theodore Cum­ one devised by the Building Offi­ of the students. It was the drill. be held biennially on the same, chairmanship of Mrs. W illiam BABY’S FIRST 11:00 News per had "abandoned" their direc­ Castro and the pro-government Reason: Names U ke up tod^much call terminix 2. The final determination of tonight at 7:30 p.m, ic Was khown by the ancient Chi­ mings. Mrs. Chs.les Crockett, and cials Confejence of America, Inc.,’ : 4 in Termitt &introl The fine letter of the ReV. Mr. given day, separate from any other Cavanagh of South Rd. nese, who a thousand years before. li.;10 Ray tlomers tion of the journal. This was the press have denounced • Diario as space in directories. school finances and hence the ulti­ At*lts recent sutnual meeting, the WALKING SHOE rOdJJel Rayce# Mrs. Millard Appleby. same reason given by the two counter-revolutionary, monarchist an organization of local building Neubert published In the Herald election, local, state or national. mate control of policy,, has passed Registration Days Set Cfiirist were treating skin infec­ officials from 33.states and parts The company announced yester department reelected all Its of When you Hart the' boby «H with w nc—1080 The girls caught a glimpse of unions when they took over and an organ of the privileged. makes plain the worse than futile 2. Each local school board in A schedule of registration days fleers. Julius Strong Is president tions-with moldy Soybean curd- S iio Newi:^We«iner Sports of Canada. Two other similar or­ day that in the June book that ^UCE-TERM INIX CO. OF NEW EMGUND out of the hands of boards of edu­ fomeui KellHteivlks th o^ yeWro General Charles DeGaulle, took a Avance, another ■ anti-Castro pa­ . Before the seizure, workers of character' of "Civil Defense" in Connecticut should be composed of for enrollment of new pupils in the Stuart S. Wells, vice president probably one of the first antl- 6:15 Album rtf-(he Day ganizations exist •- this Interna­ goes to six million homes in South­ cation and into the hands of 8:45 Three Star Extra gtiided tour through .the United the Graphic Arts Union' and the 589 • In Mancheater nuclear war. The tragedy of our nine members, three elected every 1960-61 school term has been an­ bloUcA providing oil Ifto odvontagot of per; on Jan. I?. tional Building Code Conference ern California, all digits will be boards of finance. School boards William Clifford, secretary and A1 7:00 Dick Bertel Nations building, had dinner in Collegium of Newspaper Workers West Hartford IO^Conn.-WI«nt 3-987I M I 9-5201 times la tha fact, which he makes two years for'“6-year terms. no longer are directly responsible nounced by school—officials. They fred Barrstt, treasurer. Dale Smith careful dotign ond 6no«t quollly 7:30 New* Seizure of Diarto. leaves only on the West Coast and the South­ used. Ehtample; Madison, 4-1234 Cjy^natpwn and wejH to see "^ o w - broke Into .the pressroom of th* 'Xlear, that we will not put the same ■ 3; Ndmlriaflons fffr achool -board- tb^lhe w te fs 'fp rth e arnoant of lo­ will be held , on four days during was elected a trustee for three eroft^dhiMp. ■' — T:45 Pnhltr—Serrire Program one outspokenly -antl-Caatro paper ern Building Code Conference; becomes"624-1234*- nrgifney mu! effort .into the Work . $ (16 Broailway, U.S.A. er Drum JTohg." ' “ paper lasj night and made off with election should be by petition, ’and cal tax monies devoted fo thelf the' next t\V8’‘'weeftx'th- a^^ equal The next dav, the girls saw the publishing in Cuba, La Prensa. fo r- i>eace as we put - into the years. 6:30 what'ji ■your Opinion the plate of a page being readied efection should be on a non-parti­ state-minded function o f provid­ numbec 6t alphabetical divisions. Peter Massolinl was returned to TWO MILLION 10:06 Concert Hall Radio City Music Hall faster Ubre, and two other Independent preparation fo r suicide. I f deStruc- for publication today. The stolen san basis with the candidates’ ing education for the youth Of oh May 16. chiidren whose last the post of chief and Paul Maneg- JIW Newe show, featuring tulip time in Hol­ papers which are not considered non comes, we shall deserve it. InUllM TSj 11:30 Radio Moxcow paper carried a statement of sup­ pames listed alphabetically on the their communities. names, begin with tha> Vetters A gla, deputy chief. Other staff of­ PRESCRIPTIONS land, took a guided tour of the pro-government, Informaclori and it Yours -truly, port for Rivero signed by a ma­ voting machine without party des- through F havd' ben Invited to Safely Gpmpounded liner, S.S. America, and'*'had a El Crisol. Margaret H. Rich Barstow asserted national sur­ ficers will be appointed by Chief jority of his employes. igpiation. register. The next group, 6 «:00 rinanctaj ' Swedish smorgasbord dinner, 'Diario, a conservative, mllitant- veys have shown that niost' school Msaaqllnl. 1:16 ShowcAJi* and Ntvt 4. A ll local boards -of education through M, should register on May IV* faatun Drive Coming boards in the United States are H i Club of Bolton (Congregation­ ARTHUR DRUG should be consUtuted as fiscal en­ elected in separate elections and 18. On May 25, N'through R will al Church will howl Saturday at mxpart tirtlng of To the Editor, attend and on May 26 S through May I, through your Letters tities legally able tcT receive and that nearly three-quarters of them the Parkade in Mancheater. The ehildnil's shoo*. Shop Thursday at HOUSE’S and SAVE credit'funds directly from the state are fisoally Independent. ^ Z. The sessions will run for two group will iheet at. church at 7 eolumn, call attention to and 'urge hours, 9_to 11 a.m. ths public’s continuing support of or any other'source...... "Compiratlve studies o f depend p.m. befora going-to Manchester. Shop today . . . u$o a Wards crildlt plan. Buy a completa summer the annual Buddy Poppy drive of 6. A ll local school boards should ent versus Independent school Those who cannot follow this The Bolton Cooperative Nursery be fully and Independently responr of the Connecticut Veterans of For board operations have repeatedly schedule are Urged to make special and Kindergarten will see movies MANCHESTER dress warorobe and pay later. And don't miss this great dress event! Bible for determining the requisite appointments wdUi the office as sign Wars and their hAdles Auxil shown,” Barstow went on, "that of a class session at its meeting WITH DOUBLE GREEK STAMPS total annual school budget and for soon as possible. AND BELMONT laiy. fiscally Independent boards have May 18 at 8 p.m. at United Metho­ This year’s drive, the 88th like certifying to the tqwh authorities Registration will be done by dist Church.. DOUBLE 8REEN STAMK the amount required to be raised not spent more, but on the con­ YOU’LL HAVE MORE FUN IN A the others In past years, will be trary have tended to be . more Mrs. Sara Rose, school gecretary; The WSCS study course, "Luke’s RUG CLEANING CO. ; ' i.f./ held to raise funds’ to continue the through local taxes. This amount, Mrs. Alice Robert, nurse and Prin­ Portrait of Christ", will continue separately designated as "school economical -and efficient, than GtViN WITH CASH SALES IHUkSbAY VFW ’e hospital and Welfare activi­ boards subject to outside control. cipal Richard Mather. Children tonight at 8 o’clock at Epworth 15 HANNAWAY ST. ties during the coming 3^|ir. VFW tax" on the tax bill, would be col­ need not be present. House. lected by the local tax officers Fiscal independence for Con WARDS units spend an estimated $100,000 nectlcut school boards would give The school office says it la Im­ For thote who care, •’“““^ .after* to $150,000 a year lor the care and along with the "town tax." portant that birth certificates and Manchester Evening Herald Bol » a • « a e ^ ore* , 'Barstow cited Connecticut Su­ the voters of the state full control for their ruga. support of sick and disabled needy of local school affairs, Barstow smallpox vaccination certificates ton correspondent, Doris M. - .6''** wash and wear veterans and the "widows and preme .Court decisions which es­ be presented. These are required D’ltalla, telephone Mitchell 3-5545. CEHOUSESSON — ; .o * ^ * * ’ * orphans of deceased ex-servicemen. tablished the status of local boards said. TEL Ml 3-0012 The drive will be conducted GUARANTEED TO PLEASE separately in each community PIOR DP AND DELIVEBT WE GIVE MOREEN STAMPS MEN’S SUITS ynttit the sale of Buddy Popples is 80% CASH AND CARRY with thaaa outstanding features: authorized by the national VFW X .**.* *,• \ any time during the memth of May. • .* ’» ♦’*. most VFW units traditionally con­ duct their Buddy Poppy drives dur X Ing the week Immediately preced ARTHURS Perfect aoit for warm IngMemorial Day. Watch for the opening of the weather in any man’s VFW Buddy'Poppy drive In your Tf/e DRUG STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY Makes Short Work Of Greedy Grubs life — bumnciM, ’aocial, oommunlty. Then help In any way campua. Style-leading you can. Youf support not only 9 4 2 MAIN ST. CORNER OF ST. JAMES ST. Air Cool CsshioR helps a disabled veteran who made 3-button coat, w ith the poppy, but enables tlie VFW Bairrow lapels, flap ' to carry on Its numerous welfare SELF SERVICE FREE DELIVERY and rehabllltatlwi services, and to For summer UHving com- What's cool under the sun? pockets and 'Vented back. $«IN6EZE SIEETE maintain ' Its 640-acre National fott. 1(X)0 meeh openings Slim-taflored trouseia. \ * V'J Home for Widows sind Orphans at keep cool breeze flowing. Eaton Rapids, Mich. Wrinkle-resistant fabrics I have named Eklward J. Zamm, Dacron and cotton sheers! that stay neat with associate corporation of the City of Norwalk, and senior vice com- Opaqui Plastic little care. \ m a n d e r of the Connecticut VFW, :v'' WEAWUWBE ^ is stajte chairman for ^ s year's GARDEN * drive.' nUTECTHIN Joseph H. Cermak HOSE Commander, Connecticut VFW Middletown, Connecticut Wards tM oa Appreciated A fUU lb. PERFECTION 'v * ■ To the Kdltor, 8MUMTEE6 Thq Co-Wods of Center <3huri:h 1119 \ wlah to express their appreciation VASMILE 795 ' to those who, though not afflisted 2? GOLD (aiEAM Afisce with Center Church, contributed Summer IM|rH| ti| .' to the success of their show "Hon­ orable Fuji.” To Bev and Iiee Bur­ i N S U L A T K D ton, for choreography, to several SOO TABLETS members of the orchestra, and to FICMIC Jack Anderson who contributed a MANY OTHER STYLES and MODELS splendid rendition of “Yours Is b a s k e t M y Heart Alone," they extend in all colors. Coat and-waist length. Sizes. 36 to 50. their sincere thanks. Solid colors, checks, plaids, stripes and“reversibles. Gerthide C. Royce FREE RiYNOlDS WRFP A Q ^ SAFETY-TESTED R e o . WUUBEH COMPLETE STOCK OF BETTER SUITS Large Stock Of Vacation and With C0L6RTES Z ; S p e c ia ls 2 3 J LADDER lnSizM3 6 t o 50 Casual Items ; Lemonade in the garden or a day at the office... you'll want at ledat one cool CHOOSE NOW FOR BEST SELECTION '59 FOko $2695 CONSTRUCnCtf WASH'N WEAR V-8 Country Squire. O I N T . * f C 5 > sheorl Choote one o f these... In a blond 'S a C H E V $1895 '4 of Dacron* Polyester and cotton that V-B '4-door. „ . COTTON 27" TALL ;>o X needs a minimum of care. They’re just ' WASH ’N WEAR SHORTS ■5 7 PLYM. $1195 .3 , part of the selection you’ll see at Words. - Belvedere V-8 4-door. KNEE LENGTH STOCKINGS OHCEw / v u P YiPR______- ONLY SPORTCOATS •57 GHEV ^ $1695 Light Blu6 Cord SPECIAL 2-door hardtop. 10 I Feels great to know the job’s done right. Doubly (a) Permanent pleats at hip; TU5SY O R R O LLCRJENM Of>/ CIGARETTES ALSO MANY OTHER STYLES and FINER •56 OLDS. $1495 orjlQ? black, green, brown; 14-20. 1 2 ’» SWIM TRUNKS. REACH and LOUNGING^OttS 88 Holiday Coupe. p E O D O R R N T *REGULA*KS satisfying when it’s so easy. Just fill the Scotts FABRICS IN SPORT COATS. SIZES 86 to 48. C A i ^ T O W •55 MERC. $1095 (b) Scoop neckline; block or SHORT SLEEVE KNIT POLOSHIRT^ Monterey 4-dobr. /Spreader with clean^ granular, ready-to-apply COPE, green; women’t-16'A t»2 4 'A . 10’» SUMMm WEIGHT •55 OLDS. S1095 » SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS Ekiper 88 4-dbor. ^ iO D EX CRE. 6 3 ^ set the dial-and W f d k it on! Grubs that («) Print shlrtwolst; green, •54 PONT. $395 king size chew at grass roots and attract moles g 9 8 , W ASH'n WEAR SLACKS Chieftain 8 4-ddor T.V. Suek black or brown; 10 to 18. SUMMER WEIGHT DRESS SHIRK •MFORD $545 'Is PARKERS WHISKEY ,66* ^ 3 1? * and skunks to the lawn are taken care and BETTER DRESS SLACKS _2-door^ '/S PARKER6 DRY '6lN 90* 4 2 8 ® , TABLE SHORTY PAJAMAS— SHAVE COATS i a p o R D of by just one COPE applicatiph . 2-door hardtop. STRAW-HATS •iZ M UCK $145 M o n and man f^k* an eoming to us for adokt On tmpiwing their T.V.TUBES TESTED FREE 4188 lawns through an tasy-to-foUow Scoffs Program. Como in gn^imo. Special 2-door, Wdll be glad to pnseribt the correct Program for your lawn. * '** to POLISH COnON and CORD CHINO SLACKS •49 CHEV. ' $95 4 *14 a n SC O SIZES 30 to 50. llAoor. AH wMthor coots for cool mominqs ond ovoiiiiigs 3ROLL PA K Trade in your old spreader for a I 960 S C O ttS e TO COMPLETE YOUR CASUAL ENSEMBLE MANCHESTER Scotts Spreader. See usj this week. riBSY IM kAWNS FILM . OPEN 6 DAYS—THURSDAY TILL 9 PM. OLDSMOBILE 1 2 7 - 6 2 0 MOTOR SALES FLASH e e . l « o URHOIISESSON AMPLE FREE PARKING S9S?‘REYEBE Bit WEST OENTEB ST. _ ? / ^ y PVCKUP R N O BULBS W E GIVE A’VC QRZEH STAMPS REAR OF OUR STORE ' B A T D W Y e B, Car Mgr. DCLiwERy ohi ei.^^W H ne TROJECTOR LARSEN’S HARDWARE CD., INC. "IMlliW Md^ervloing I 34 DEPOTSQUARE-^PHOkE MIS-5274 FOB PROMPT FREE DELIVERY Um Wards convtnitnt erodtt plans. Satisfoctlon oMFro"***^* Tflfliiiil'fT-s for Over 25 Yeen" 2 2 ¥ 9 / S SBRVfCe ON COLOR, ♦479-5 draw EVENlNaflk-MI S-24U MANCHESTER EVENING HERA|J), iaN6HESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY; MAY 11,1960 P A G E N P jM MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN^ WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 1960 ..i’l r .. I------' ' ■ 'I'/.i ,/ irfi ' ' ■' ------...... bdeaus* aC.the "heavy rahu that- P A G B g lG H T bars; and Uka WsUgall's "Six Margaret’s * Church in Watorbury RecoUectioM TDQy will conduct the dpy of prayer and $1,100 Turned in night "They are flniahlng tSelr Biurgers €elc3>ratG with tha adverse party who Ig rep­ Characters in Search of an Author" collections hoiV, shd said. flights near the Rueeisn borders, resented by obunsei; he can only and ^jVellTs "Street Scene,” the meditation. Father Tierney, son ; A Thought-fpt" Today American Operas of Mr. and Mrs. James 'nerney, By Bell Ringers Bell Ringers hays, been In-' 1 8 Y e a r V W c d i |Ranrl|PBtpr let alone flights oW Russia itself. deal directly with the other per­ INVESTMENT t»ROBUEMS four tourihg^iiwbers, they aroused Slated Thursday structed to turn In' thatr money ipaasorod la t|bo Muehsstst 141' S t John 8t., Manchester; at- Other nations, like Pakistan nr son's lawyer. Lawyers cannot the almost unaptmoua praise of and kits to W altsr Orurfia' at to t Cioaaell of UbnrehM tefidcB'St. James School and Man- A total of $1,100 has already Mr: and Mrs. Howard Burgar, 4T take advantage of peofiie who are the New York jire|s. They will Tha third annual Day df Racol- Manchester Branch of the Con­ l E n P t t iu ^ Turkey, are perhaps In closer In­ not-ti^raaented by counsel by ad­ chssfer High SchooL He was or­ Whujamare St., caiabtatod thatr Up, Down Reception continue to as long as'Rudel keeps lectlo'n, sponsored by. tho Ladles dained in 1944. been turned in to the Mpeheeter necticut Bank and Truat Co. - PUBLUiHiiil) W i I'Hlii stinctive sympathy wl-r Uike 16: 1-10 . nr » them In his rej>ertory h^re.^ of the Assumption, will be held Mental Health Asm. from the The $1,100 does not include the weekend at'- Jbhnnycak#- Inn In B1£11AU> PRINTING CO. INC. lary Or espionage objectives, and should tell them to get counsel of Thursday, May 19 at tha Church Women who wish to attend the tX Biw ell'H treei If you were guaranteed that you Day of Recollection nt^ make money collected by the Belli Rlng- ■pecifil gifts fund which has not Ivoryton. . ' llu ich ^ it^ r ' Conn. perhaps would hot object to espion­ could make-only one request which their own choice. ‘ By W. O. R O O n tS e to ‘ObCrto,’ or ‘Le ■Villi,’ or ‘Die -of the Assumption. yet been counted. Goal- of the They were marrlenhlaar 18,1943 THUMAS F FERGUSON servloek Feehi’ which are. respectively, the UoBpitdl 1^000 Feet'^ reservations wdth Mrs. John W. ert Monday. WAJLTER R FERGUSON age operations from their baaee would be fulfilled, what wcyld you Thg popular portrayal of law­ Associated Frees Arts Editor ^!h«.program wlU open with 8;30 drive is $4,500. in South Dacrflald. M a M ^ -.n ^ first works of Verdi, Puccini and Stevens, 16 Ferndale Dr., chair­ The sum represents the work of Publlthert providing they ^coilld alwa.vs be ask? “Lord, that I 'might receive The Lawyer’s Ethics yers on TV is seldom true-to-llfe. New Yotk r- Probably Mass and Holy Communion and only 110 of the 480 workers who have two children, Beverly ' —.^JFuundtd October 1. IXXl Wagner. man, by Monday, May 16. my sight!" "Restore to me this one «,------Although a lawyer must do svery- lyn, there really Is an Ajnerlcan the world’s loftiest hosrital, 11,000 will «)6nclude.WHh a Holy HCur at collected for the aasociation. On the island of Madagasc'ar off John Burger. BurgeF 1« amployad provided wlthlan alibi of some sort. hearson ammill o opera," The State Jourfial, Lan­ ."And there was another good Published Evenln* who died an hour ago!” "Heal me At Ihe time of admission to the vertise to obtain. business, or to thing peimlssible In the- defense S , H IHC . feet above- sea level, has bebn com­ 1 :3 0 -p.m. . Ooftee and pastry will Mrs. A. H yatt SuUlffc, who. waa the coast of South Africa, a thirsty by the Worcester Expraas Co. In fim ihvs and HoIWay^ Entere^d at the There yf’aa an alibi as long as the of my affliction!” "Set me free sing,. Mich., c]^ ted after seeing word for us out of Chicago, wnefe High grade gold ora was found Bar, every lawyer takes an oath. engage otherjparaons to refer mat­ of his client, he cannot.make any pleted at Leh In Kashmir, n has be served after Mass lii the Cfiiurch In charge of the Bell Ringers, said traveler doesn't have to worry Hartford. Mra Burgar la praaldant. r« *t Oflice at Mancti?Mcon'1 Class Mail MMatter a llo r^ ^ -^ ^ The form used In Connecticut is ters tq him. In Connecticut this Is up-to-date equipment and la part George Wilson who was then flee- the returns were "’excellent.” She much. Fihd a Ravenala tree, punch of the 'women’s aoclety at St. never definitely provrt, or as long As we read the Gospel we are that It is quite Improper for a ing City Opeia with Its Herald wrote that the company got A# thji nAVAmmenUc oro* « box lunch and coffee will be pro- I a ^ ^ - A .. t. ^aw* M It a leanM -.1.4 «frAr1r*rfi nrfi* It With m. shsrn stick, and about a John’s Polish NsUonah CatooUS SlTBSCniPTlON RATIOS impressed with the joy In the pres­ very ancient and goes back to not only an ethical violation but rspfef(ory of four homepown an undeserved flailing." aJdt-cpuld be prelefided that when medieval England. The attorney's it is e criminal violation, and It 16 lawyer to assert in an argument Pavable In AGvahc* ence of the angels of God over the Ms personal belief in the innocence "vyorlCB, "Baby Doe" and "Susannah” won On* V>ar ...... X oath not only require* the utmost a crime-not only for the lawyer to a planel?lDR,.sjf^ was headed for sinner who repents. A parable ie a Of his client or in the justice of his ' That was the staunch .opinion, Music Critics.. Circle annual awards honesty from a lawyer but exacts give a person something to solicit soine other,'des^Tfiatipn. Now, how­ story which contains an underlying caiisei too, of Julius Rudel,. and on the One Month ...... from him a promise of. fidelity to business for him but It is.a crime ever, such alibis have been.^eliml- truth. The pkrable about one sheep basis of it he managed to get Wa^aiy ...... jw that was lost and then found is a the court as well aa to his client. for a periMh to receive payment Duripg. a trial a Ikwyer should fm cl^ Copy ...... nat«’ from use; such nation?'can not compiunlcate •with memMra these, among others, performed story of the joy of restoration. The In addition to taking an oath, from a lawyer for such activity. A here with Ford Foundation help; MlOMBhlR OF no Ibnger prej^end Ignorance of the parable a lost Coin s. a story of lawyer must decline, employment of the jury even shout matterli SAVE ANY AMOUNT THW a s s o c i a t e d p r e s s ' the lawyer 1* also bound by Canons completely foreign to the case. He and with Ford again rallying gen­ Th* Associated Press Is exclusirtly possibility that their territory was the joy of being returned to a of Professional Hithlcs which have where he has any connection with erously to his support, took mem use must not try to curry favor with ♦ntiUeo to the *ol leminHcalion or being used by us for such pur­ rightful owner. T h a ^ y ^ ln salva­ been adopted by both the Ameri­ any adverse Interest. He must dis­ on th e ; road to 20 cities." City all hews dispatches “HredUed to It or tion is the return to tht-onewhose close to his -client any conflict the jury. He ihhst not make re^, SAVE ANYTIME ^aot oiherwisc credited In this Mper poses; they must therefore stand can and Connecticut Bar Assn. marks Intended bo influence the Opera director Rudet’s opinion and also (he local news mibllshcd hert we are. A shepherd wants These Canons. of Professional which may exist or may arise In hasn’t changed a bit In spite of All* ri with the The foregoing, by lio means an We’re as near aa the nearest mail box. Ask for Save-By- gccomplishments. ^ - Full service client of N E. A. Serv continuing flights over Russian but for neither is the returned colleagues in the.-Drofesslon and to client the communications made exhaustive statement, suggests a “Audiences were almost bel­ Ice. Inc. sheep or the located coin of the Mall Fohn a I'UnilHIiri A r-ar-jiw»»». a-c. The his client and set ujt'stsndards. are confidential and secret. The few interesting highlight^ of a ligerently favorable,” he declared. PubUsherA Represejitatlves: territory, and thus necessarily ad same importance as the 'declaimed Jn liiia Malh<-it» S im tIbI Aacnry — New lawyer cannot divulge these. As lawyer’s duty. The purpose of the - He regretted to report three . Vnrk CblcBRO Detroit and ^ » to n .. mlt the right of the Russians to soul... The profession of law deals- wlth Canons of Sthica is to nmke the practically all aspects of humsTT .A maitter of fact, a lawyer cannot ' tough handicaps: .. MRM3F.R AUDIT BURF.AU OF shoot down our planes If they can, Unfortunately, there are many be'fecijed to divulge the oommuni- lawyer responsible toward his CIRCULATIONS______of us who .j-ejoice in lesser things, life. The work of the lawyer will - ”We had to asombat the" fact we proclaim nothing less than an cationsTnad* by his cUent. Fur­ client, his community and his pro-^' that the operas were not known. '.The Herald Prlntlnj Company Inc.. like sheep, and coins, and miss the control the Inheritance of an un­ fession. In so doing tife general •BBumea no financial re«pon.l,hlllly for act of war, for which we ourselves born child and will dispose of the thermore, he canBotsccept future Then we were up against the fact greater truth in life. The words of employment from/io«B«OTe else puMlc is protected and the natur­ \ IvpocranhirBl errnre appeartnit tn ad- are willing to accept the conse­ .tesus may aeem too haCd for us estate of a per.son In accordance that - they are American, and ^^.^^erUeements and dtber reading matter where the Information wl____ ^ al principles of honesty and Americana haven't the habit of quences. But we Inevitably In­ when He says. "16 Is better that with his Wishes after his death. Dlepiav advertialn* closing hour.: so obtained from his former cllen ■deceny a re . promotedr ci)iRRENT ANNUAL DIVIDEND thinking, fellow .Americans can volve not onb'Tiurselves. but the al­ you lose one of your members than The lawyer comes In contact with TTrts^poJumn Is written by the In The Manchester Evenln* Herald. that your whole body go into hell.” eyery form of human activity. It might be used.' write ^ e ra . SHhally, many po­ For Monday^!- d m Fridav. lies whose territory we are fising. Sta|e B » Asepdation of Connec­ For Turaday—1 ;p m M^dar. Can we trust God to consider is interesting, and perhaps not The Code of Ethioa warns law- "ft -A -a tential patrons must have said to Fo r Wednr.edav—1 p m Tuesday. The kind -of war we proclaim our­ yers to beware of bold and con­ ticut in order td'TnaJce you better themselves. If we’re going to see For Thursday—1 pm 'Wednesday our pain and do we trust Him known to everyone, that a lawyer Informed and more funy-ay^are of selves willing to accept is a war enough to beiieye in forgiveness? cannot solicit work or appros(;h a fident assurances to clients. Only bpera. why go to anything but the Fo r Fridav—1 n m. Thursday, OUT laws. > m aiter vu>rks, why spend money For Saturday-1 p.m. Friday. .. over Russia, In which the Russians Though we believe In the healing person for the purpose of obtaining people who have had experience S AVIMGS Classified deadline; 10:30 " Jd with litigation know of the possi­ on operas that are confessedly dar of publication eacept Saturday— would do, the shooting, at our un­ power of God, when we are sick his legal work. In plain language, It a.m _____ we should remember that salva­ it is unethical, and distinctly ble mistakes of juries and errors Trannformer Huge LOAN not the world's best?” armed plane. The kind of war of courts which may conceivably A .s s <) t I .\ r I o s Some -Favorable Wednasday, May 11 tion is more wonderful than wrong, for any lawyer ever to ap­ which -.jypiild Involve our allies health. It la not uncommon for proach any person, firm, or result In surprise or disappoint­ Pittsfield, Mass.-^Possibly the "Even so,” he Went on, and of would be Russian attack on the people to wish the pastor. had corporation, directly or Indirectly, ment. Therefore, lawyers are re­ world's largest transformer has fered a thick enyelope of clippings quired, wherever a controvfipsy bewi completed at Pittsfield for a and correspondence to prove It, Kennedy’s Victory prayed more for physical strength With the request, expressed or Im­ sawcHssTss**^ eLs'ssT "F«.*asist tssTiTevies bases from which our planes might can be fairly settled, to advise New York power company. It "though audiences could be small, be taking off, and this would be than he did for spiritual strength. plied, to handle any of his or Its /0 0 7 *A € bUm Aa th . vote retilrna from the The prisoner often ednsidera the legal work. The Code of Ethics their clients to dnd the litigation. weighs i l7 tons and Is 22 feet and critics critical, we had some a big degree More serious, and less chaplain a fool when he.'preaches absolutely forbids a lawyer to ad­ A lawyer cannot communicate high, 36 feet wide, and 40 feet long. most favorable reactions. Weat Vlrsrinia 'firimary trickle In, "The total press score was nine the actual atatlatleal proportion of likely to come. But If we are go­ faith and not freedom. A blind ing to keep openly taunting Rus­ man wanta to see light, but it Is critics against, 16 undecided, 46 in the Kennedy Victor>’ aeems to be favor.” far worse to never see God,. adJustInK toward the level of his sia with our planes over Russian The Bushnell Hall management soil we can make Russia come to There is no joy that surpasses Tn-JHartford summed up; "Flnah- previous vdetory In Wlaaconsln the knowledge of the love of God this, even though It might mean ctsl "HtuaUon disappointing” but which larked luster. in Christ. In times of pain, sor­ “a" real cultural and educational Two thlnRi, however, coinblne World War HI. . row or trouble,/Sink , your roots servlee to the cohmnumty.” .to.irtve any kind of Kennedy vlc- The real gifess, then, would be deeply In the Joy of salvation. THE At Indiana Unlverat^tbeatory -te ry In-Weat-VliTirlnla.-an,alr of trlr that such nights by us are at an - What do you want today more was "scanty audience in itwaui^l end, even though we seem to boast than anything else? pens*." In Boston desplto ths • umph. Seek ye first the kingdom *f that they may continue. And the Hisali Sight of row upon row of One la the fact that this was a G6d. ^ . ampty seats" In Symplumy Hall, | tMt of the Kennedy candidacy In reason for their ending, If we our- Rev. Paul C. Kaiser, Julaa Wolff era of tbs Boston Her- a predominantly Protestant popu­ aelves do not have senM enough to Concordia .'.Laitheran Church. aid declared Carllal* Floyd’s "Su- lation. The rellgrioue Issue had, In cease such direct provocation for aaiuiah" waa a work that "comas | our own concerns, would have to nlnat to arraatneas.”- this contest, bepn uiven complete Oiit bi aUugo tke asms work prominence, not wily by some" of be that we no longer dare involve O p e h F o in m . THE MORI YOU KNOW Ab o u t TH l* was lambasted. Don Henahsn of the forces operating against Ken­ our allies In eudi operations. We the Cffiicsgo Dally News reported that It “proves no work of art can nedy, but by Kennedy himself. The suspect that, assurances of this are monor and Plenaura’, WATCH THE MORE YOU WANT going to each of the allies who pro­ be p l a ^ together out of odds and answer has been that Proteetanta To the Ektitor, ' snds.” Roger Dettmer of the Chi­ will vote for the man rather than vides us with territory for baeee I wish to axpreas my aineare cago American declared bitingly Carpenters, electricians and painters ^e^ busily thanks to the South Neighbor­ TO OWN OR GIVE ONE.. fjlr the religion. They had to, for anywhere . In the world, but that, that there was nothing wrong with nonetheless, those nations which hood Girl Scout Leaders and Oom- "Susannah”, except that It needed work making a new, modern floor covering def^rt- Mm to get a vote of any aice at miltee members ■who gave n»e a were already beginning to presa us X a libretto, music and a stage man- all. TWa la actually not news In very lovely pendant at the Troop sger. Claudia 'Cassidy of the Chi- ] ment for you in our basement where selecting WeaC' Virginia. The Democrats of for evacuation will now Inevitably No. 70 "Curved Bar Ceremony.” Tribune was unfriendly.' that state gave a primary victory Increase such pressure. There were Their recognition of our success­ ful year is appreciated. My thanks UNCONDITIONALLY Ws# Point of Tour to Alfred E. Smith 32 years ago, other solemn iissurancee, as late Wariiington was the onjy other Watkins Quality Floor Covering will be more fun also to the Girl Scout parents who dty, Rudel recalled, where the even though they'then also had a as last Saturday morning, that we presented me with a very useful GUARANTEED FOR 3 YEARS never intentionally violated Rus­ press was hostile. Paul Hume of I than ever* Protestant running against him. brief esse. It waa an honor and the WaslOh^n Post read th? lib­ But perhaps the religious Issue sian air space. pleasure to work with your girls retto time and decided was mpde sharpoc ^^I's time, and and your recognStioii la most In­ There ate no Ifs, Andt or Buts about the Michaels Wotdi nothing could, save It unless the spiring. perhaps, then, the result this time music did, Rudd said; then heard The Invitation No program la the achievement 3-Yeor Guarantee. When we soy 'Uneonditioiiar, the music and^ecided it saved Rather than move our tremendous stock from the is more significant. of one individual and my thanks unconditional is exactly what we mean. The upkeep nothing. Hume \llked Douglas The second factor which gives also to a hard-working Neighbor­ Reg. $72.83 REMNANT 3,9 k l l . l Cirinamon One can syiRpathiSe with Gover of your Michaels watch won't cost you o penny. Moore's "The Balladvof Baby Doe" second floor when rerhodeling is completed, weVe any kind of Kennedy victory In nor Nelson Rockefeller, as he pthan 55 different styles include, bracelet watches, diamond watches and tor with ’Alda,’ " he went on. "But Save on Broadlooms! it will pay yoii big dividends to buy a remnant 1 some .equally well-timed indica­ strated to the skies, even though are 'didn't have to tour to learn sport watches for Herj waterproof, ooton^ic, calendar and that. On the other hand, sceond- to pay.. will still be available dur- tions that everybody else'tn the na- his speech were' gibberlA and his up tb v 2 years beat foreign opersui might not have. Description ^ S«Id tionid field was ganging up b^ind alarm watches for Him. Shown* The Century, uhro thin, 1 Regular Size performance Impossible. The mob drawn any b^ter than these four X V' . V' Gray wool Wilton, mill second $169. HurtjArey In order to defeat Ken­ would be at him, and It would not 14K gold case, at $100, tax included. native works. Robert C. Marsh of th» sale. Regular $6.50 Aqua, gray and $384.00 12x24 Gray and brown wool tweed $59. nedy to create the Impresaion that be, quiet until It had acclaimed him BASY PAVMBNTS INYtTab the Chicago Sun-Times pointed 5 black tweed in loop pile carpet $123.75 12x7.2 Kennedy had to come from brtilnd Into accepting the nomination for - out the audiencee would have been rayon. Just 47 of 12 ft. width. • $115.90 9x7.9 Gray and brown wool tweed $69, In W est Vlrg^nla. just- as small, end could Jiave been "wi.yd. vice president. a good deal less enthusiastic, if| $120.00 Green and gray wool Wilton tex. $59. However this atmosphere waa 9x9.10Vi What then? If the ticket lost In they had beeii asked to buy tickets Rose beige wool loop pile $89. created). It was his aa the balloting November, he would st least have $136.64 12x11.2 opened, and It waa *he atmosphere a useful 'role, filling out his tenn THE SEVEREST Bpgular $7.95 Wool and Rayon loop $162.00 9x11 Sand beige wool loop pile tyeed $89. In which the counting began. Sen­ as governor. But If it won, he 9x12 llu|$ at Savings $C95 pile tweeds in a choice of Gray-and- $163.00 12x13.8 Oyster beige wool loop pile $98. ator Humphrpy, never more than would b* condemned to at least WATCHMAKERS SUPREMEI.Y aqua, Honey ton^, Brown tone, $164.60 15X13 Oyster beige ■wool loop pile $119. a stalking-horse for somebody,else, CRITICS: 21 ^ *q. yd. four years of insignificant servi­ Brown-and-gold,. Rose-beige and 15x12 Turquoise Wool loop pile $119. has. added to the drama of the re­ tude at Washington, and perhaps $190.00 Brown. All in 12 ft. widths. Green wool- scrolled Wilton 888; sult by his own prompt withdrawal eight. I $178.00 12x10.6 Drying cloth*t SATISFYING • t . Sand beige wool and nylon tw ist,$98. from presidential aspirations, and ■Win or lose, he would have sacri­ Thank our staff of 21 watchmakers for the exceptional performance of the . - C hoice^f i t*yo $162.00 ' 12x9.2 It'm ay well be that the West Vir­ ficed his own best chance at his *49 Regular $8.95 Gray-and-black rayon loop pile Medium green wool loop pile tex, $189. Is *asy todayM. $249.00 12x17 ginia result’ thus gives the Ken­ own highest ambition. That, to be Michaels watch. When these expert technicians got together to decide on tweed, 12 ft. width; limited quantity. $179.00 12x15 . Green-aqua wool loop pile, as is $79. nedy drive the Impetus which will blunt about It, would depend on The HOB NOB is in a class all Regularly $69.00 and $79.00 including (1) Green, brown and cream multi- Green wool sculptured $139. the specific requirements to demand of a watch named Michaels, you'd think striped and (1) Gray, black and aqua rayon loop pile tweed. Ju st two rugs; $236.00 12x11.6 carry It to success at Los An- having Nixon lose In 1960, thus Ita own. The distinctive taste $131.50 12x8.7. Gray and aqua Acrilan loop pile $89. . geles.' leaving the path open for Rockefel­ - they were out for an Ol^rvatory Award. They can be justly proud of the rMults. hurry. - . , Regular $9.60 100% wool loop pile tweeds in 15x7 Green wool and Nylon twist $89. If this may he the primary which of its food . . . the painstaking $151.07 ler In 1964. But Plockefeller can­ /12 and 15 ft. widths. Golden wheat, or Plain 10x15 - Maize gold wool loop pile $89. bands Kennedy the • nomination, $149.00 not reap such benefit frbm a Nixon care with which it is served blue. "Limited quantities. ■ $169.00 9.8x13.8 Nutria wool loop pile, as is $89. howri’er. It can hardly stand as a loss if he shares the loss, and his $19. . . . t^e . limitless variety of .$54.00 6x6.5 Sand beige wool trist convincing demonstration of his own presence on the ticket has Golden Wheat wool loojj pile , $49. ability to win in November, Sena­ Regular: $10.50 Nutria Jpop pile $105.00 15x7.6 failed to prevent It. sandwiches,-.hot dishes prl -Choice of $207.50 15x9.3 Beige wool and Nylon twist $99. tor Humphrey, to put it bluntly, *69 13 $g95 tweed woven o6;50% wool and 50% So all Nixon and the party or­ shacks . . . the down to earth 15x7.4 Maize gold wool loop pile $49. should not he regarded as a real ganisation are saying to Rocke­ WATCHES Durlon. just 31 feet of 12 ftvwidth. $107.40 OVER sq.yd. Aqua wool loop pile - $29. ^ t . He should be. easjj', almost prices—these are some of the Regularly $94.00 to $114.00; choose from 13 one-o'f-a-kind rugs; Gray and $77.50 12x6.4 feller is, in effect, that he should aqua Acrilan loop pile tweed; Brown and gray 100% wooMoqp pile tw ew ; R ^ e beige wool loop pile $39. Anywhere. Some factor, either the be a good fellow, and surrender all SOLD -$80.00 12x6.4 f0,000 r. reasons why you should dine All wool Wilton Colonial block pattfern. Gray and aqua wool, Super L, Nylon Gray and brown wool Wilton $99. /'religious Issue, or a failure on the except mortality chances of the Regular $12.95 100% wool high-and-low loop $129.50 15jc9 « and rayon loop pile tweed; Honey tone loop-pile tweed; Brown tone loop Gray and brown wool Wilton $198. part of voters to recogniie excep­ presidency In order to help put in­ sp*s homo hooting at Manchester’s finer restau­ $258.00 15x20.3 . V < pile texture in 12 ft. width in a choice of Grde'n wool tw ist; mill seco ^ $29. tional stature In Senator Kennedy, to the White House’ a gentleman pile tweed; Brown and gold loop pile*tweed.'Bose beige loop pile tweed; . $59.00 12x4.3 o u r w a y I rant—^the HOB NOB for food Dark brown-and-gray, or. Brick red-and-gray. Rose beige wool and rayon loop $19. helped' Humphrey ,make both Wla* for whom he seems to have no There's nothing like a satisfied customer to prove the worth of a product. Solid brown loop pile. Dark brown and gray wool high-andJow loop pile $39.95 4.11x9.4 conaln and West Virginia closer that is Suphehiely..^ti8fying. texture; Bust, brown and Gray 100% wool high-and-low loop pile texture; $35.00 12x5.2 Plain turquoise cotton . $19, great instinctive liking. All Rocke­ Yoh get premium quality Michaels has over 10,000 such satisfied customers discriminating men than Humphrey's own qualifica­ Golden wheat all wool loop pile tweed ; Plain blue all wool loop pile. $104.00 15x5.8 Gray wool hi-and-low Wiltoh/oop $39. feller Is being asked to donate to Mobilheat with RT-98 . . . the ' Regular $10.50 all wool Wilton in a tions ever could have made them. the party's chance o* victory In most completely effective fuel and wonwn who hove bought Michaels watches. You, too," will want to join V- • , , ' * $69.00 15x4.8 Suburban green wool loop pile $39. But the chances that Kennedy wi/l $795 Colonial block design. 60®/4 ft. in 12 12x4.7 Rose beige wool and rayon tweed $89. 1960 Is his all. I f he's a good fel­ oil additive in us? today. And this seibct group of happy owners. YouTI be pleased to give one, too. ' The- dellcateasen you’ve $49.00 now have the opportunity to pre­ you get premium service, Au­ ft. width available. Nutria wool sculptured Wilton $39. low, and a conscientious Republi­ tairted In our aandwichci ■ aq. yd. $64.00 12x4 sent his appeal and his. qualifica­ can, he will have to give It—par­ tomatic deliveries . . . s bal­ la also available to "take $19.50 12x3.9 Plain green rayep plush $9. anced payment plan and many tions In t|ie role of the Democratic ticularly If he once puts himself In out.” So like smart peopls $38.50 ^ 7 Aqua wool and Nylon twist $9, other extras dssigned to make * - Choice of candidate' are now measurably in­ the clutches of convention ovations In to'wn . . . you too should 79 8 Plain p een wool loop pile $49. home heating really easy. Regular $14.95 Plain -nutria loop $97.00 15x6.6 creased, and that role may reveal 2.3x15.4 Rose burgundy tweed . $19. by"~givlng Nixon the blessing of. ■ get' your delicatessen R e^ larly $126.00 to $131.00 in a group of 8 pne-ofra-kind rugs; Nutria afl $095 pile'of 100% wool. 9 ft. width with $43.50 ’ stature clouded 'in the dog fight b'coming a headliner In the con­ needs at HOB N03. $39.00 Blue and beige wool tweed $29. wool scroll Wilton; Sandalwood all wool scroll Wilton; Nutria Rayon and ample stock if you hurry. 2.3x13.11/2 Stmoephere of the primaries. vention scheduled to nominate Nix­ Mobilheat •q.yd. $59.00 2.3x23.6 Plain green wool loop pile $39. Nylon scroll pattern. Gray and black wool loop pile tweed; Plain blue all wool on. When q man Is being asked to .V $34.50 2.3x10.10 Green and brown-wool loop pile $29. loop pile; Green wool and Nylon twist. Green plaid all wool Axmuister; Allien We Involve sacrifice this much, he has a right $30.00 2.3x12 Gray and brown wool loop pile $25. Nutria" wool and Durlon loop pile tweed. yjven before Khrushchev proi- to try ti run and hide^ f— ’ ' JEWELBMS - SILVERSMITHS Regular $11.95 Aqua blue in40% $26.50 2.3x12.71/4 'Two tone grey and wine wool $16. eeeded to make his obvious point wool, 30% Nylon twist weave. 16 $21.00 2.3x5.2 . Green wool velvet $6.96 W E GIVE ;^.<^ THE KNOWN NAA6E, Green and white tweed loop pile $19. that flights over Russia involved Owl May Be Fiercest f t width but only 20 1/3 feet $85.00 2.3x14,2 ' not only ths United States, buj. the GREEN STAM I^ * “ $37.50 2.3x13.6 Gray wool loop pile texture $19, THE KNOWN QUAUTY SINCE IMO 10 available. . countries In whose territory the Washington—Ornithologists be­ $46.00 2.3x15.11 Gray and brown wool loop pile $24, bases we used might be located, lieve the great homed owl, which - Choice of $47.50 2.3x18.4 Green mmresque wool t w ^ $19." *89 - , 7 ‘ t" tbess countries were exhibiting has a wlngspread of 5 feet, la prob­ MORIARTY 958 MAIN STRHET—MI S-2741 • Regular $13.50 all.wool-twist in Avacado green $39.00 2.3x17.8 Rose burgundy loop pile tweed $21.- ably the fiercest North American Regularly $iS5.00 to $161.40; just 7 rugs in this group: Brown and Beige Candy striped wo (Oontiniied from Page One) through Sunday in New Yiwk Q W . assurance that Intelligence. flights Hartford, May 11 (A*)—'An appeal] Installed UnprovemenU day President Easnhower Is optl- ute for her unaelflah love and de- emeritus professor of botany at The Connecticut Department of pounds brought In and carried out. Aeronautics reported today tlmt The meeting will b* IM would not ro to • summit con- (Oontianed from Psgs One) by American aircraft would not filed today with the 'U.S. Supreme began- thle y fc «. H 'weuld not Commissioner Strong’s c ritld m irtlatie that some good will ewne 'votlon to foster children. A widow, th# university will be the guest During the first three month* of has b w i pesTndbted to lag. Oon- disrupt the summit conference. Area Students passengem arriving at and depart­ morrow and Prtday News Tidbits Ckmrt gave an autom ^lc etoy L . ™ needed a* hlgfr^k rate hike of the company pollries Wm in­ from the Paris sumihlt conference and mother of four cWJdron of b «r speaker. 1958 freight pounds carried In and (en n e* under the clrcumetnnce* of nepUcut was the flret state In the pone the visit of Russia now ing from the state’s major airport sessions-of the East ,'T t seems," Gromyko said, "that execution to Arthur Culpmbe 6f ^ sskliwt, m ^h e view corporated In an sdmonUhment despite the furore over the Amerl- own, she ha* provided a h«»4^ for out totaled 3,529.074. The number any Soviet threat or ultimatum. C u lled nation to initiate, the program scheduled for June 10. the U.S. government leaders be­ In Phi Kappa Phi IS TAPBR8 COST 25 CENTS ! totaled, 111,393, compared to 99,- ence Mlnlsterium, . - . -from AP Wires that the compaiw should hav* ' ean spy plane incident. mors than 70 foster^lldren, of passengers processed came to When he was commissioner In the ‘T would not like to comment,’ Hartford, convicted of the Public UtUltlee Cor^leelon New York—Thirteen Sunday 514 In January, February and The delegates af»_Mr. md * ««. A. ruswaman noted that tthe Soviet lieve the summit meeting should w h o 8 6 6lectroctjtlon had ^®^l/pTTrj) ime'before the PUC before now, Dlrksen ,the Senate Republican many of them handicapped. 97,109 that year. mtd-^O’s. the premie* said. "W e can ex­ not puraue the task of settling newspapers in the United States March Of 1959. Hjalmar Carlson. The artvemment yesterday threatened scheduled for next Tuesday "Vght. p t Ws ’ opinion resulted from an it saw that lU net operating • leader, told newsmen after break- Mm. Boyle wtmX' to school to A Manchester woman has been change views with the President outstanding Intematlohjil prob­ are now selling for 25 cents a Freight pounds brought In and EJnor RasK Is a member oPtlw cor^ to retaliate agalndt the Xlnltei Foreign ministers o f six Eiuro It was In the form of a petltlM, morning between revenile M E R Y WARD 1. The need for Intelli^nce-col- 67 and 47. '•> ^ In the park’s chess club rooms, A broadcast beamed to North The President will meet in Paris John M. Bailey, who W’ thg past C M * of Joseph L .'T ab or^y.l^lom -^^ Project. Company Atty. Hugh LreMed from $28,259.90 In 1965 to work outfits Precipitation will Average more two wings of an aircraft were America recalled that 'Waahtngfton . with Soviet Premier Nikita 8^ lection activities.- week had been privately 4haii 1/2 inch occurring mostly be’s partner-ln-crlme, « jnseloff said toat this figure ii6,265.25 iM t year. Net Income 2. The nature of these activities. propped up as the exhibit’s center had repeatedly announced that Khrushchev, French PrMldeiil misUc over Sen. John F. Ken- TOlnAday and Friday. scheduled for execution next Tue*- M .^Jowloff sa w ^ u m tJou- hM 'decreMed from $17,212.41 to Gets Scholarship * How should we view them. piece. They appeared to be in w- the-first sight of enemy planes ap­ . Charles, de Gaiille tMUlAtlY 'nedy’e chances In the West Vir­ most perfect condition except for m sand estimated tor a filtration $3,464.23 In the Mme period. The Prime Minister Harold MaCTUUsn; 4. The United States must not proaching -the United States, Robert Wallace Hartilll. a Man­ r.78 ginia presidential primary, eln t^ a series of swiall holes which loo Several of the Senatoia said be distracted from the current teal over trwnendoue victory by the Pay^RdnU Urged American bombers would be or­ chester High School senior, was ed like they were made by she-^- Esenhower told them piat if l^ce problems of the i ^ l d . Bay State senator_^.North Amer­ Hartford, May 11 ^>^:State em­ dered to deliver a return blow. awarded the Verplanck School President Richard M/. Nixon sits The PresideiUxfipoke of gather­ ican Defense Oommand says it ployes union represenUtIVea.wlll nel. • i , "W hy then shouldn’t the IJSSR P T A scholarship for a candidate • Wash 'll waar, Sanforiu^* .1 Great twisted pieces of metal •S35S. In for him at th e ^ m m lt confer­ in g Intelligence as , a war deter- has no .knbtvledge of any Russian meet Friday with State Highway, do likewise when It finds a U.S. special public defender, w m per- *d the opening portion of th# sec be about $23,000. ______who plans lb .enter the teaching I 'Jfoih the plane were also shown, ence it will be onA temporary ba­ Oalay i Lord lOO^&combad a n d ^ ld that the nations aeriei spies over Continental Commissioner Howard S. Ives to plane In Its territory?” the com rnltted by Superior Court Judge ond day of testimony befor# profession at a ' P T A meeting at alon^DrithUie personal contents of sis with Eise^ower returning la cotton army IwW security must never be pemlttea United Stated or.-Alaska. seek wage Incr^ses for highway mentator demanded. James C. Shannon to withdraw M PU C In lU - fF / . C f^ the school last nighl>-.„._^„^ to-be in Jeopardy; ’ Powers' walleU j , counsel. termlne the needs o f the company ||/ p g f • PropoHlonad lor eorract fit workers. Before r e p o > tg ,r s talked A check for 8100 wO* presented for Oie nature of Intelligence Bruno Rahtane, business repre­ ^to Taborsky still hM until next in lu rate hike request. ■ \ r T They quOted him as sayin g ” this • Marcarigotf for longar waor X K t Khrushchev, they ha^lopked over to Hamill by Mrs. Frank Farldpni. activltl^, they are o f . a apecial sentative of Council 16, American Monday to file his own appeal to in answer to a question by Jo- fact h ^ been largely overlooked retiring P T A president. The schoi- Buy Jhd^ttbmplate outfit . . . lovo < Federation of State, Uounty and exhlbiU and met with Foreign-litln- the U.S. Supreme Court He can seloff, Bampton said, in his opln- in hi*" announcement that Nixon and secret character, he said. President Says arship Winner is the son of Mr. moral Powr-hoo*e brand naedi littia Municipal Employes, AFb-CIO, an- iste?> Andrei I. Gromyko, who de­ Obituary also change his mind about not ij,n, the company would have had Sewer Case migli^t replace him. Suen activities are Intended to and Mrs. Robert Hamill, _11 Vine j p*'. ' h nounced that a boost of ^360 an- nounced powers’ flight as an act presenting his c m # Monday to the n > get .relief to swing the present yEisenhower's announcement that 'or no Ironing. Color*, *lza». ■i^tect a nation’s bwn military of aggression. Gromyko aaid the. St. sstablishment, but at the same nually will be sought. He claimed State Board of Pardons, which hM .p^Q^ni In an earlier year, ISears Nixon might replace him drew Hamill is S' member of the N a­ Shirt a.96; pants 3.86 Economy Now that workers earn considerably United States was playing with OhesteHh Phillips the power to commute the death C3ommla»loner H e n r y B. sharp criticism from Khrushchev, tlmhxare activities divorced from fire and “ one of the most danger­ tional Honor Society and the Stu­ / the military esUblishment. less In state Work than their Chester D. Phillip*,,.^46, of 80 sentence to life Jmprlsonmente-_ I strong, who hM been riding a wlw compared it to using a goat ous forms of brinkmanship.” dent Council at Manchester High. W# do not^tise the Army, Navy equivalents In private Industry Montowese St., HartfoiSt,--brother Culombe confessed to six holdup | _|,gjpiy critical herd on the com- •Trial Is Imminent to the Hart- to take care pf cabbage. At Record High Khrushchev Was. asked: Does of Wayne W. Phillips of Mai^^ ' (Tommoa He ha* been active the Spanish sr Air Force Tn. this intelligence- murdera and Taborsky, seven, ^ witnesses to date, said, ford County OouK oc Some Democrat* aleo saw the Club, Junior Hi-Y, varsity soccer, HURR’Y WARDS FOR THE BEST BUYS IN TOWN! this spy plane Incident change your Chester, died yesterday after a >eU . as eight holdups apiece. They company!wouldn't pioas on the appeaU mmany prop- to seeking program>4he President plan a* an effort to boost Nixon’s Boys’ Lesder* and Intramurals’ (Continued from Page One) May Prevent Strike estimate of Eis;enhower?” long Illness. He wa* born In Glas­ werelronyicted o f first d e^ ee mur- > ^ much of an In- srty-owners------havs talcentake sgalnM said. It was at this^pplnt that Hartford, May 11 (/P)—Federal candidacy as the Republican pres­ Officials’ Club. He ha* aer\'ed a Esenhower spoke of dlscrepMoles 'It does, of course," he replied. tonbury and was formerly a fore­ deraer lorfor tRe-i^c.uht-a^ci.. 15, - r — , — . 1 j-reMe."rreaae " I1 a* proposed sanitary sewerse proj- idential nominee this fall. President something good td an-1 and state mediators will make an- 'I was not aware of the fact game room supervisor at the East- rz in the Soviet account of what hap- man at PJ»tt and Whitney A ir­ ing of Edward J^xlCurpl^s^ j„umony, Bampton L e t t o ’Uie West Side. In' reply to questions. Dlrksen that the plan was not the caprice Side Recreation Center, and ha* Bsned to the American U2 pland^ craft in East Hartford. Daniel J. Janowskl fir a.NeW Brit- company's financial Town Counsel Philip B a y ^ saM ■aid there was not much dlecus- of an individual officer . . . 1 WM been basketball coach of the Man­ and vo le^ doubt that the aircraft Surviving, beside* Ws brother sin gasoline, station. 1 a wKeraisiat iw^aiHnn at Dissent. 1 today the case will come to trial ■lon of the plane episode at the S P E O A ll tiS^Mdling of the American »Py ^^ea Friday. ' horrified to learn that the chester Midget League Champ*. ’ i was in f i i t shot down from a high here, are his -wife, a son, and tiwo breakfast the President gave for flight over Russia. a meeting has been scheduled dent had approved the, plan of dau^ters, all In Hartford, twp He ha* also been a counselor at Special I^UPcItafe altltuds. , ^ The goverhment had planned to with representatives of Carpen^ l7 Republican Senators. Glen Haven Day camp for Boys Girls’ In urging the American p«)- these flights.’: w .t other brothers In West Hartford As "for the summit outlook, fiffiirMR to -1 ters and Joiners Union Local 43 '. Khrushchev said ti»e fliffkj had snd WilllmanUc, and a sister In U l ™ c $ ‘ nlne'lS^‘d V * hM^^^ K ^ e and ha* worked with the Alumni ■1* net to be dUtracted from the announce the-new job and the Hartford-General Gontrac- been approveil by Alien 'W'. Dtilies, Dlrksen said Eisenhower is "quite League at Charter Oak Eeid. summer drefies c o t t o n / teal International problems of the PhoenlxvlIIe. hopeful end optimistic, about get­ In addition to sports, mathe­ morrow. The Job AstA ■ ™ ^ tors Association at 7 p.m. at the head of the Centfal Intelligence Funeral arrangements are In­ rml,?rt?e,‘ w M ‘^dfpri‘ e d T t h " « l “ ^ day, Eaenhower wept on to set handled out of the White House. gtate Labor Department. Agency^ and under the direction of process of law guaranteed by the rise, but costs for chlorine jB ^ ld I ting together" in a constructive matics and science are his favorite WKi ai ' sirntTresses forth some of those probelms. He complete. ■____ 1_9Yia i t s r*ftn- fviata would rh*c-1 to oiaim a j Elsenhower gave only the out------the President. lit h Amendment to the U.S,, Con­ do down. W e r ^ s t * w p u l d ' ^ t o ^ way w ith -Kliriuihchev regarding studie.s. He plan* to enter tjpe 10.11 mentioned reunification of Ger­ 'line figures round numbers. ^ East-West prOble’ms. Springfield College. Springfield, "Don't expect me after that to stitution. He claimed: tuate only slightly, he said. MiiJ- AFTIR lA lI many, the Berlin aituation, armi say wliat nice people these are. 1. That Culombe’s confession of cordlng to *-U«ate. b M ed Asked X'hether that mean* E - Mass, to major in physical .educa­ mduetion and removal of secrecy larushchev also said on whether . ^ i m e r a l f Feb. 27, ,1957. w m obtained by actual accounts Of the pM t « v e nut up tor ■enhower look* for ronr.alructive tion. ■ , |99 such as pl^valli behind the Iron a iie ^ a r a av in Stepney for-Taylor F. X. Glenn 'he wanted Eisenhower to come to State. Police investigators after achievement at the summit meet­ ^ Shlrtwolitf, shooths, prlitcati, Curtain. Moscow: " It is difficult to reply. more than 3L hours of question­ about , th o i^ n d In ^ d e d P ’®^ d e ^ o n would ^toteratin* ing. Dirksen replied: "‘^ a t renort said employment of the Bridgeport Post John Kisalauskaa Beall (Md). Norris Colton (NH), I jockat drassatl SALE! Cotton Special buy! One question put to Elsenhower You know my friendly attitude to­ ing over a 5-day period,^ during "Oh, definitely.” Roman L. Hrutka iN eb i, Gordon '^ l * a * 7 to 12 - aa 2A7 000’to a new rec- i Glenn, 56, a former Svmday edi- The’’ funeral of John Kisalau- revenue to allow what amounts the e o n t e m S ^ W I ’Cettent, Doeron* shaar*, »oun was whether this country has any ward the President. M y hopes have which he was unlawfully detained, necessary money to flnanbe com- toWard the $80,000 The Senator then went on to Allott (Colo)/Thomas E. Martin ihatchmate set Dress sheers Information that Soviet planes not been Justi-fled. 1 am a human skas, 713 N. Main S t, WM held ■ay the Preaidenl'a. optimlem has rayons IncludadI ' S , , r T » . m e ^ t T o / '»’• »' ’’<>"■ ‘i" illegally removed from Jail in vio­ (low s), ^ h n Sherman Cooper Wardifinequdllty have flown espionage ml.sslons 159,C K » , «< being. I have feelings. this morning at the Walter N. Le- lation of a court order and con­ "not diminished one bit " in the • Prints, plaids, stripas SALE! Breeze-cool ^ ip t clerc Funeral Home, 23 Main St,, ^ When and IT * ^ ^ e r ’^ tee^ / t e ^ ’s disputed (K y ), Jacob K. Javita (N Y ), Win­ over the United SUtes. ’The people of Russia are open fronted with his accusing wife and pf the clamor over this Rus- ston U Prouty (Vtt llnd C, Nor- otonomoainglow M T 2 4 4 pr*...... - , 5«H n .9 by 5..,- wWl. w.lbln. on . dowbl.wb followed by a solemn higfi Mass of goes Into effect, ' ^ ^ ] nUns. the West Slders would pay Tramandou* ia'Iaetion tpediolly for women and children He repUed that so far as he hearted,.^Cnn I urge the Russian daughter. cated. consumers In the North ^ |„ assessments snd ailms fJloottog down the American mjto Brunsdale J-ND). . requiem at St. Bridget’s Church. pr'Ktdl CoHon and Arnel* Kv; pricel New cotton knows there have bebn no such Uoo from 4,206.^ in March people to xgreet him a* a dear 2. That Culombe’s confession of End will get more water, bet ter 1.. — plane. and'"'rthls government's secretary,of State (Christian A. First quality, very The Rev. John J. Delaney was the Sewer Department 90 per tots, cotton ond Dacron*, ,Pfily- J /• Cotton ormy duck, rub­ fU ^ ta. i 13,660,000 in April. Tit’lainca 1930 ^est? The Russian'people would March 3, 1957, was obtained three water, and a greatly r^uced *cknowledgement'4ha^it was on Herter lea'ires for the su u m m 11 j checks, solids, Two-piece shorts, or- popular seamleea celebrant, assisted by the Rev. cent. In response to another question ^he Increase in Conroe, where he m say I was mad to wslc®'’''* ■■ days after he w m formally chlorine odor. However, eonteating West S4d- a spy mission. , • meeting in Paris tomorrow. Esen-1 ester and Cupioni* royoqfc' ^ plaids in cool skirt or pant* set* mesh. New Spring ber sole*. Red, blue, Stanley HM tlllo M deacon, and Esenhower said he still e x p e ^ L^as triple the Increase ^ jjome.'he served several years as who sends spy planes over here like charged with murder and "induced Ih e State Health Dept. 'wlU still ees say the assessmenU would Dirksen said both E iserm o^r lower plana to follow on Satur-!| with blouse to shades. Smooth the Rev. Dennis Hussey m sub­ require . a certain amount << and Khrushchev are realial* with pastels. Sleeve­ white. All sizes. Men's, to W ilt Russia next month. He expected, Tjie u nem plo^ent de ^ Zoning Board of when court-appointed counsel was surpass any bensftts to them. diaS match in prints, solid fitting. Sizes 8*4 saying he was in a difficult deacon. Mrs. Raymond Murphy chlorinp. Too much chlorine has respect to the role of eapioMgt rag. 4.49*.... *3.76 R80. Eaa ^ ■aid there has been no change at din* was double the seasonally Board of Fi- neither apprised nor present.” less, woshoblel colors, 10-18. to 11. position, Khrushchev added: was .^organist and soloist. 3. That Culombe's confession of been the main complatot of wa­ In international affairs. , ' - all Ih his plans, but added that you 1 expected drop. ■ nance reslimlne In 1956 because of ^Burial was in Bridget’s TV-Leslt Day Urged never can tell what will happen >rhe favorable April.figures ^ *re health. He was a republican, "Just imagine what would have March 4,. 1957, was obtained "by ter users In reosnt mon'ths. Invited to the breakfast in ad­ been the reaction if, on the eve Cemetery with committal read by Johann Haviland china from day to day. . tempered, however, by the fact leaves his wife, Mrs. Billie deceit and false representation of The well system would also Hospital Notes dition to Dlrksen were these GOP of my visit to America vve h ^ Oslo — The Norwegian'Fe^era- The President Wag asked for his that the data for March w srvab- Father Huskey. Chief Warrant O f­ the police,” that his counsel, who -eliminate entirely muddy or tur­ ■snators: sent a * plane over the U-nitea ficer Clcclo v; Ssyino in charge tion of Labor it urging that wtren,:j reaction on a speech^ today by 1 normally bad because- of severe ....---- WM not present and had previous­ bid condition wffitch hM stirred visiting hours: Adults 2 to 8 Thomas H: Kuchel (Calif. I. StRt.68»** ' ' o f headquarters okttsJion, 16th regular television transmissions SALE! Men’s Soviet Foreign Mlnisw^ Andrei late season weather. Also the nUnno Pnrittv Sot ly ordered the police to cease their public complaint agalnA the com­ p.m. Maternity 2 to 4 and 6:80 Oeorgs D. Aiken (Vt), Andrew F. Then, talking as if he expected infantry, Manchester Arm o^, was pany for a longer period of time. 8choep$«I (Kan), Prank Carlson begin in Norway this summer Gromyko. The Kremlin hmdal April Job count was taken In a w.rt the President to come to Mmccw interrogation, had sanctioned his to 8 p.m. Oilldren's Ward 2 to 7. was quoted as saying that ^the favorable reporting week when New Haven, May 11 (/PJ — Fed- in charge of military rites. M^as- J. Harold Bums, company ac­ (Kan), Wallace F. B n n e 11 there should be one day a wee^ rEgtirar2.98 knyway, he said there would be signing the confession. without any programs — to avoid '| Unlted States Is engaged in pro-[trade employment was unusually eral and state ^ ter Sg;t. Raymond N. Handfield- The Supreme Court of Errors, countant, testified through most of ADMITTED YESTERDAT: (Utah). Francis Case (SD), Pres­ "no excesses whatsoever among the yesterday’s session, explaining the interfering with meetings. Tocativ. acUon»-an allusion. toLigh Just before Easter. was in charge of the firing squad. in sustaining Culombe’s convic­ Mrs. Elizabeth. Donnelly, 9 E - cott Biuh (Conn), J. Gleen model '-T people." , company’s financial status the spy plane Incident. , ^ • Another moderating factor "'®"®^*'t'ent repre^ntativ^^^^ The flag was presented to the de­ tion, ruled 4ast January that these dridge St.; Mrs. Bertha Generous, Gromyko denounced Powers through use of reams of schedules Gromyko was quoted further as the April job report is that the Southern New England p ceased’s sister, Mrs. Charles Kase- 33 Deerfield Dr.; Roger Stevenson,^ May Day flight, which ended with three confessions were properly and detailed financial reports. knit sliirts.^ Tsnr lying that the United SUtes Is rate of unemployment to the total Go dispute. lauskas. $1 be*e71111 cause for edricetn in the fact that could be reopened on the subject fox that can actually climb trees. stock. The borrowing potential of and Mrs. Hen)ey VellleUx, Hlllsids hibitipn site. .... 9. Flaherty and Yonce said the ¥ ¥> * the work week in manufacturing of wages every 12 months. Gromyko gave special attention I f the branches are low enough, the company 1* limited; he said, Manor, Vernon. refrigerator combination I n K C n l 1 - e l S n i l l C Industries declined again In April to a Washington statement .that a propertjl, leased . from James save! ■ '^ 1 u Present wage- scales were not it will go up by leaps from one because of Its present fairly hea'vy. BIRTHS T O D A Y : A son to Mr. Doherty, is not suited to the land ^ - for the third straight month. The Available. flight such as Powers’ did not re­ branch to another. W ith no low Indebtedness. and Mrs. Kenneth Wahl, 14J Gar­ A Manchester man is being sued average work week in April was quire the special permission of fill method required. The current Indebtedness ,1s A Manchester man is k Shaughnessy aaid the union also branches, the gray fox will .grab den Dr.; a son to Mr. and Mjs. „ $10 DOWN is oppo.s«d to the company’s pro­ President Elsenhower. , Kulo who Uvea across from the hold of the trunk with its limbs about $11" 000. There are 1,600 ThomM Kilgore, Wapping; a sort FOR LIMITED on th* contention he failed to p y April last year. The decrease posal to replace the present in­ "A general directive which was dump on West Rd., did not press and clamber up with the ai4 of shares of $100 par value stock out­ to Mt . an^ Mrs. A lf r ^ Bonanno, 3 6 6 . rent for premises he, leased at been especially sharp In autos, claims for monetary damages from 3 2 9 ’ ® surance plan with apian to be paid issued several years ago suffices,” its claws. standing for a totaLvalue of $150,- Wapplng; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Daley Rd. and Rt. 31 In Coventry. | metal's, andgnd the- machinery in- for by the company. There lyould Gromyko said. "Thus ttie U.5- gov­ alleged smioke and fire hazards, but 000. The company estimates it Eric Haberem, Coventry. $10 DOWN a Over $30 worth of frezan food ernment in actual fact granted the intends to do so, according to the TIME ONLY Benedict Zollo established a I dustries. bebe‘fewer fewer benefits from such a pro-^pro.- emmeni in aciuai nw,. » . Q— What was the real name of needs betweer $225,000 and $250,- DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: includad mayor and the counsel. 'They said • bvar $30 woitti of frezan food ■upermarket in th^ building owned Weekly ^ ^ ...... earnings.. of fatcory the Duke of Wellington, great 000 to compute Its water system Tennyson McFall, 93 Summit St.; gram, than sre_provided now by "th e % n ite ^ S te te s buyers of new homes In the area • Big 14.4 cu. ft. modal— 172-4b* 1 workers declined by $1.08 from the insurance paid for through agenctes-^^of the United British soldier? improvements. Mrs. Flora Bourez, Laurel Manor In c M a d l by Albert J. Stevenson o f Cov-I because freedom of action in matters on are also threatening suit, even fraazar on bottom dues contribution^ by union mem­ I A—Arthur Wellesley. Strong estimated the company Convalescent Home; Mrs. Grace • tamrtY;*iP) — Con­ needed.-ZMayor E aherty said. the largest o f the seels but also the company h M paid dividends 31, Stone St.; Robert Belyea, Wap­ uniform. Adjustobto shelve*, full- clerk today that Zpllo failed to pay necticut is going all out to eisrt day charged the U.S. government MeanwhUef /Jbwn Counsel Rob­ the ugliest and clumsiest. no greater than $2,200 (1955). In width crisper. 3 wash, 2 rinse water , rent on a 6-year, $225-a.rmonth __and not its military commanders plng', Mrs. Mamie Ruth and son, motorists traveling through the ert F. Kahan, and Attj^ Yonce, will 19~59, the company paid $750 In 60 Nike (Jircie; Mrs. Ruth Murphy lease signed last December. The state of the many interest points alone— with responsibility for the consider setting up afln e.for any­ dividends, or 50 cents a share. temperatures. Handy American flights over Soviet soil Q_.-For what were the buttons and "son, (ilastonbury. I papers attached fo/_ $3,000 prop­ and facilities available for their one dumping rubbish collected-out This amounts to hsJf a pef- cent fabric guide, wash 'n Bus Union Sets and indicated Powers may stand ,iin. the back pf men’s long-tailed DISCHARGED TODAY: Irvtng erty owned by Zollo at 66 Gardner side Rockville and Vernon. R18 'Cutaway coats once used? return to stockholders. trial for' espionage. Beaupre, South Windsor; Mrs. SIN-PROIF rinse water saver, y.so A MONTH St. In Manchester. ley estimated that 50 per cent of Although the net Income In any *"lllghway Commissioner Howard A —T o-)iold up the coat tails Theresa Pac.' GlMtonbury; Leo . Stevenson.said he is also seeking (A 'Tass dispatch received In the rubbish brought In from of "those years would have allowed Walkout Hour S. Iv e s :announced today that an 4s when the wetwer rode horseback. Pelletier, Bucklabd.Alley; Angelo attorney’s feis--and repossession New York said Gromyko was ask­ other towns because the dump Is the company to pay more than attractive series of "tourist infor­ ed when and how Powers’ -will be Gaffogllo, 1097 Maln'^St.; John of th* premise*. mation signs” will soon be placed easily accessible and, open long these amounts, the company dldn t (Continued from Page Oh” ! tried. He answered that the inves­ do so,’ plowing the remainder back Prior Jr., 51 Hamlin Mrs. at strategic locations along all tigation hM not been completed hoirrs. Blva Willey, 7l" Green Rd.; Mrs. The city and town will continue Into the plant, 'contract expired. Ttie union is ap- major expressways. , ' , , and that when it is finished an ap- Police Arrests Lucy lamonaco, 174 Oak St,; to share costs of maintaining the ‘Would you buy stock.in acorn HOUSE FAINT l O o Save^30lo*35 on Present plans, 'he said,' call for .pealihg/'tJjia decision to the State propritCte decision will be taken.) present dump by having extermina­ pany wItS a dividend policy like Michael Clement, Kelly Rd., Ver­ Public Records such signs at each of the 28 serv- Gromylto said evidence leaves Supreme Court—(>f Error*. tors and fill suppliers bill each jnu- this?” Strong asked-companyat­ non; Mrs. Betty Lou Car^llni, An- , ice areas on the Connecticut Turn­ no doubt that rMponslble U.S. Erwin Hayes, 60, of 5 Ford St., rebuilt engines nlcipality for half the cost. torney Hugh M. Joseloff, wlm an dov.r; Mrs. Shirley Hills, Tolland: Warrantee Deeds Union officials ihet-tpday with pike., - the Merritt smd. Wilbur agencies which sent the ptene was arrested and charged with in­ Mrs. Hope Venezia, 1^1 Waddell Charles Ciedhine of Washington, swered no. ' John F., Shannon and Terrence Cross Parkways and the Wilbur over the Soviet Undon were acting toxication yesterday afternoon. Rd.; Alois Mitterholzer, 84 Brook­ D.C.. general executive board Joseloff said the company s Shannon to Joseph G. Sevigny and Cross Highway. Signs will aUo In the .interest of preparing an H 6 is being held in ciistody for lyn St., Rockville; Mrs. Elizabeth IFI.II member of the parent union. State thought w M to stave off th# need Sophie Anne Sevigny, property on be placed on new interstate routes 'aggression and pursuing a course AL to Distribute presentation ' in, court Saturday. ^epherd, Box-Mt. Rd., Bolton; t $ s I \ 42-81 Chev. Mediator Philip Koons was stand- to borrow and the need to raise sr * 1 4 9 Terry Rd. < as these' expressways are com­ hostite to peace. rates. The company’s iM t rate Mrs. Georgette (Jlavette,- 17 Falk- Marriage License .ing by. pleted. He said first attempts by Wash­ Poppies May 19 IKE ON RELIGION *BXCHANgE' The company has said it would hike vvM In lfi52, eight years ago. nor Dr.; Mrs. Irma Cocconl, An- Wayne F. Bolduc. 35 Charier The signs, expected to be ready ington to say Powers w m on a Washington, ' May 11 O T— The company should have paid dovw; Mrs. Barbara Luchenblll rtody mimd 50® 204.95 Plym. (46-53) . .$'169* ’■ Oak S t, and Kathleen T. Claffey, take part in no further contract by the heavy summer travel sea­ weather reconnaissance mission President Elsenhower said today talks until the, union drops its ap­ More than 5.000 memorial pop its stockholders sufficient • divi­ and son. Colonial Rd., Bolton. 199.95 Doidge (46-53) . .$179* Hartford, May 21 at the Church son, w ill be about 8 by 12 ft. and "brought nothing to its authors he isn’t sure he agrees com­ dends from net Income, according body colon peal- to the Supreme ' Court. But pies will b” distributed In Man­ 224.95 Ford V-8 (49-53) $189* of the Assumption. will conform to the shape of the exciting worldwide diagrace.” chester next Thursday, May IF bjr pletely with observers who are to Commissioner Strong, rather IKE SETS PARIS FLJORT SALEI19.lnch SAID 22" OR ^ BnUdlng Pernilta,. later the comipahy said it might State of Connecticut. ,On that Secretary of State Christian A. 'saying yesterday’s Democratic sit down at sessions called by volunteers from the American Lc thhn putting most o f it back Into Washington, May 11 (AV> To Hallmark Builders, altera- portion vrill be listed such facili Hertcr’s subsequent statement presidential primary In West the Flant. In this way, he Indi­ Deluxe Rotory 24" Mowns FREE BONUS OFFER state or federal mediators. ' gion and Legion auxiliary. President Eisenhower "wUl legvs PER GALLON v i s Bpark plugs, 5 quarts oil, oU filter tions at Cavey’s Restaurant, ties as: Parka and recreation simply confirmed that viplstions of Co-chairmen of the annual Virginia burled the religious Is­ cated, the company could have Is by - Jet airliner at 7:45 p.m. Meanwhile, the - hope for some $2,000. areM, historical sites, colleges and foreign frontiers, spying and sub­ event will be Mrs. J. F. lyallett of sue to the 1960 oamptogn; The sued new stock with'the reputa­ EDT Saturday for Paris to at­ YOUR SALEl 109.95, 3-pc. settlement before the strike dead­ 22" deluxe tiller with 3 4 * 8 Reg* ONLY 10% DOWN To Green Manor Construction universities and other similar inr version are official U.S. policy, the Legion auxiliary . and CnH President added that he stands tion of sound returns, thereby atr tend the summit-' conference CHOICE 46“ Co., dwelling at 38 Cushman Dr., line was raised by an .announce­ terest points. Gromyko declared. Prless of the I.eglon'post. Proceeds by an earlier statement which tracUng needed capital for Its im- ment-soon after the union state­ starting Monday.. Announcing push-button starter white steel both set $ 11,000. Special flaps attached to each Gremylfo' declared the Soviet will be-used for rehabilitation and he said used the strongest Ian-, -the Prealdisut’s. travel plans to­ Rugged 2'/z HP en­ 2Vi HP !22') or Poy on Word* convanlent tormsl 'T o Universal Garages Inc. for ment by State L^bor Commissi'/n- side of the main sign will list com­ Union will "spare no effort for a child welfare work.. linage he could command to de­ ’'’’cor^wiy' President Willlkm Roomy 5' steel tub, er Renato E. Ricciuti that he ,has day, the White House said I Blish Hardware €(L 3 hp. Bo^tines. Self'I O A88 gine* Powerized 2V4 HP (24') en- Jitim Gcoman, garage at 369 Bum- mercial facilities—restaurants, ho­ mutual agreement" at the Phris The memorial popples are paper plore the) Injection of the reli­ Foulds, however, eald yesterday as.Hed the State Board of Media­ ^senhower tvlU leave from An-- propelled— yo'u | o * fl^ ^ starter— evancut— gina*. Steal frame. 18x15‘‘ vitreous china ham 8 t„ $1,500. tels, motels. Inns and the like. summit meeting despite the ,U2 replicas of the Flancjers poppy gious Issue In this yearis elec­ morning the company proposes drews A ir Force Base In near­ 1 ^ " " T o Josephine Patelli. alterations. U o " “ nd Arbitration to step I'/.o which grew on French battlefields •spy plan* incident. Gromyko said tioneering. The smashing trl- getting the necessary by Maryland. His plane "will I 793 MAIN ST— MANCHESTER guide. Swivel action . ,do*a trim. Salf*stor- Recoil startar. Push* lovotoiy ond toilet. te. k dweUtog ..aat '9PA180 Wells cvSt., thf»the riinniitp.dispute. dujrlng World War I. They were , ___ . > the Soviet Union is going to the .imj[A of Sen. John F. Kennedy through borrowing alone. H e saia nMke a one hour refueling stop takes comer* nimbly. $■ DOWN ^ tog handle. type. Stain resistant. . tin HTTRiaf _ _ _ $800. Plans now call for a session by conference "with pure heart and Tnsd« during the pMt winter by (D-Mass), a Roman, Catholic, the company would not iMue .fur­ the board With representatives of a t Harmon A ir Form Base in .T o »u g *n * Girardin for John good inCentlons." ' disabled veterans at the Newing­ over Congregatlonallst Sen. Hu­ ther stock. . .9 9 - A T WARDS. management and the union ill New AboutTowii Newfoundland, Is doe Uiere at A PRACTICE-NOT JUST A POLICY MwH% ffUMT* at 28 Joseph St., Gromyko told bis nsws confer­ ton and Rocky Hill veterans’ hos* bert Humphrey (D-Mtan) to I'Ehere ars 28 atockholdort listed Haven Friday. Representing, the 11:15 p jn .^ o a l tlmp. The ex­ m o n e y -b a c k GUARANTEE. IT'S $i,000t mai additions to a dwelling ence Turkey, Pakistan and Norway pltals. 9 A. predominantly Protestant west bir the company. Foulds, with 620 state board will be the. R t Rev. 'The East Hartford Women's pected arrival time Orley [ pinsMmGH’Fwins thsra $2,0001 ; Watkins Btos. hM given the u*e Olub will sponsor Its second an­ wars "accompHces in this aggres- V i r g i l ha» been, viewed by shares, hM the largtot s ^ l e JLo a a a 6 a a a a a a a a a a A a a 6 a a a a a a a • a • a * ■ V Wakm* GHnnUn;'garag* at Msgr. Joseph, F. Donnelly, the , of tta etor# m a poppy headquar- iUrpert to Paris la 9:26 ajn. nual houoe and garden tour on ■ivq act." fMio a* totolmtotag ttie rell* smouui-amount Harry*»»99j C, V. Straw, m wOk^ot Dr.. $1,000. chairman, anil Mitchell sidrldoff .eooKUnc to 'tte Soviet veeetoo, ^sm where voluntsere-m ay iceur* Ihas - 204 ■hatea and M n . M lth ■oBdajr. of New Haven > and George Me- Saturday from 10:8<> sum. to 4:80 A f WaUar Baieemb, taoM at r «n u3 k 0tt tram m huw « t reuppMea and make retuma. n g h i t f $M0. Donougli of Btoomfleld. gjn. X ./ ’Sr \

\ .J ' ... Y^DNESDAY, MAY 11, 1960" Pdgoi 13 lo iianrijffiter Sw ttittg llw alii MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD;'MANCHESTER. ,CONNa, WEDNESDAY. MAY 11, I960 ; Section Two F A O B W B L V S to Overflowing at a PT a m e e tly Enianuel Class South Windsor featuring a musical program by 3CT Helpers the various grades last night. Passes Test jJConn Devielops Simple Test Parked oars .filled the achool lot and extended for several tenths of $1,340,000 Costs Sought for IDCSlates a mile along Avery St On Catechism Of Girls’ Shoulder Strenj Mr. and Mrs.' Christiaan Noor- Polio Clinic dendorp were elected hew co-pres­ State E^l^pert Twenty-seven membeni dC th# idents of the A very P T A . Other ForMay 25 Works Thirty volunteers are needed .to im p la new F t A .officers Include Mr. and oonfirtnatlon ctaks o f Xhasnuei i()mrBa«ke It easier to girl’s b M . To reach' the bar, She "help at the tree polio clnlc In, the mounts a chair. She tben atepo As Spejike] Mrs. Ralph Gezelman, co-vlce- Lutheran Church affirmed Omlr physical fltnees of 'Jsrvls, $28d«4: Rockledge devel­ Municipal Building Wednesday, oil the chair, holda on to the o k ptesldent; Mrs. Paul Wehren, rec­ Projects worth a total of SI,-^ knowledge o f the Catecffilom and Mhoot' gWa haa been developed opment; V. F. Tsnnone Constwe- and presses her forehead against ording secretary: Mrs. Frederick 840,000 will be up for vote In the May 25. ■ , XJWveiaity o f OoemecUcut’a The IndustrisJ Development tlon and Engineering Co., 8M.8Z5, N o typing 1^11 be neceseary. the Lutheran faith In a pObllo it at the hairline. Wheeler, corresponding secretary; May 25 referendum. ^--’dobool o f Physical E5duca,tion. Commlerton will air sonfti of Its and Charles LaVole, treasurer. Summit St., Benvenutl, $TJW27, The volunteers will be needed to examination last night In IxXhsr "The iM gth of time that ahe can '1'^- The total was determined fol­ A o o o n lb « to Dr. HoUia Fait, an The Noordendorps have been act­ Burnham Bt.. E, J. Hayerty, West guide persons to the hearing room, ban. Clast latltdbers wlM be. con­ hold this position determines her ■ i-i-i problems In attracting business lowing bid openings yesterday on depart on muaolea and atrength, ing as leaders of the group since Hartford: ; $16,725; Harlan St.. keep them In'line, assist them In relative score. W e have been , relat­ and Industry at a public meeting renovations to the Barnard School firmed on Sunday at the 10:80 a.m. the tost ,1a dealgned to measure Glenn Roberta retired'

4ipe,” he explains, "but for been Invited to the meeting, ac- Meetings Scheduled AU school children, Including .he Rev. c: Henry Aadenxai, Providence. Miss Powers has al­ , results last night and town offl- machines. Two Maitdieeter atodenta atF fflrls Olio presenta a problem.” oording to a report by Carmen A. The Public Health ifurstng Assn those In high school, must have served this year aa master of rit­ pastor, announced that Mlee Jeaet ready tested some BO classmates iresents eials will hold another open house M artin said he would expect the the Uni'veralty He points out that diataft Dragone, chairman o f the local will meet tomorrow at R p.m at their parenVs eignature on a spe­ HUlyer College, of uals of EpeUon, Alpha Zeta, hon­ Nletaeh and Douglaa Peaieoa In her dormitory. tonight at 8 p.m. in the Municipal sewer work could be done by next cial card In order to receive the youngsters can’t do pull-ups gen- commisBion. the Town Hall. ” • of* Hartford, have been hojiored orary buaineoB fraternity. Since achieved the highest honore sad •n h y because o f weak ahoulder Among her preliminary findings Building to tell the public about fall. If voted.. Hunter predicted a fre e ‘polio shot. will receive a full sdholaiehlp for was an excellent correlation be- State Polio CUnlc A Pleasant Valley Club meittag -the projects and flnanelal detalla January completion date for, the by their fellow members of the hia freshman year, he has played 4}ovellopment. However, when the A second Salk polio vaccine The cards wdll be dlstrubuted to a week at Camp Calumet In New tweeji the bar test and the tenslo Thursday at 8.. p.m. at the club­ A pubUe hearing on appropria- Barnard School work. Presumably, Junior Class. ‘ . goalO on the university soccer g l ^ fall this Strength test it looks clinic will be held at the ’Town the number the children In the schools, and team. He la also a representative Hampdilre, the new chun* caaap meter scores. house w ill-feature * circus pre tlona for 'the projects Is scheduled school officials and the contractor Earl S. Glenney, 71 W eaver Rd., of the New England Conferonce. aa though they all have the same Hall May 21 at 10 a.m. About 136 will be collected at the polio clin­ on 'the Student Council. ghouWer strei«th. This of course " If the test holds up Dr, Fait will seated by Group Pour. Mrs. Charles May 18. - would set up a schedule to avoid has been elected vice president of children and adults received the ic. The staff at the clinic In turn Mias Ah'lf la taMng her major Those receiving second highest report on it to the various school Dewey. Mrs. Raymond Valade, The bid resulU Jibed closely with too much disruption of classes the (Saas of 1961. Mine Gail Anne y ' not true, he says, but without shots last Saturday, during the will separate the cards according program In aeoimdary education honore were Mlse Patricia Huy suoh a device as ajcabled tensio­ systems. He believes that sluch a Mrs. Wilfred Roberts, Mrs. Lloyd eoet estimates except in the case when school sUrts In the fell. to schools and send, them to the Ahlf, 18 Avon St„ has been named . • . '-ft' Hist conferenc# sponsored by the Clarke and Mrs. Clifford Higgins She la managing editor of "Prim­ and larr^y Wogman. *They win re- ' meter It is ahnoat impossible to simple test can be Important In the of the ’Barnard School renovations,, school nurses, so thst none of the oeive one-half the cost at a week Public Health Nursing Assn. - are In charge of refreshments. A Born are 1957 graduates of us," university yearbook; aecre- aay what the range is. nation's current physical fitness In which the bid topped the Build­ records wrlll be lost. at camp: Honorable mention went Mrs. G. Martin Kraus, associa­ public setback card party spon­ Manchester High School. taty of the Junior Claas, and ‘®o we set out to de'velop a program. ing Committee’s estimate by about I f the child doee not have a card, to Mias Herta Stertman, Mis* tion president, credited Mrs. Stan­ sored by the club ■will be held' at Driver Arrested, Glenney, whoae , main buaineae .member of G am h » Chi Rho, hon­ tebt which could be uaed eronom- "One of the most Important $100,000. then he must be accompanied by Joan Anderson, MSas BEwhara, thigs that .must be known Is Just ley A. Johnson, public health the clubhouse Saturday at 8 p.m. The sums to go on the voting program is in accounting. Is pres­ orary Hberal arU eorority. She Icalty In the schools and still pro- the parent in order to receive the has twice been on the Dean's List Smith, Peter Huffield, and Brian dMlred results," he re- how strong certain muscles are In nurse, and her staff for,help given with prizes and refreshments. Mrs. •. machines are aa follows: Charge Familiar ident of -the Lettermen’s Club. He to Dr. Arthur Trantoio of East Henry Sheckley Is Chairman. 8800,000, covering Barnard shot. Martin. marka. . different parts of the body before Dr. FWt’a Bolution conaista of a one can set out to Improve them,” Hartford, town health and con­ The Fishermen’s group of First school renovations Including gym Only four days M ter hs had In behalf of the class members, bar which la secured firmly be- he concludes. ference director, in handling the Congregational Church will ipeet rsconstructlon and revamping the served a week In Jail and paid a RockvUle-Vernon Neighbor Saves Douglaa Pearson presented a gift tvveen two standards—such as a large turnout. tonight at 7:30. heating system In the main build­ $50 fine for driving while his li­ of luggage and a wallet to the > ZBA Slates Hearing ing. cense was under suspension, James HersM Photo by Pinto House from/Fire putor; '' Musk Substitutes Found A Zoning Board of Appeals pub­ Manchester Evening Herald $180,000, covering lighting and E. Caldwell, 30, o f Hartford, was ______,/ Members of the class sue Miss lic hearing has been called by South Windsor correspondent, El­ classroom improvements In eight Efrrested and charged with the Joan Er Anderson, Leroy H. Carl­ Poona. India — ’Two snythetlc elementary ei^bols, and heating In Court Upholds Builder’s Use An alert neighbor is credited by 800 PEARS Chairman Edward. Pastula for more Burnham, telephone Mitch­ same offense. Head Temple Mr, and Mrs, Cluh firemen with savlilg a house on son Jr., Charles E. Case Jr., Bruce substitutes for m i^ , widely used the Green Schobl. M ay 19 at 7:30 pjn. f t the Town ell 4-0674. Caldwell, driving a Town-owned Mr. and Mrs. Philip Freedman# Auburn St. from burning thlx G. dhagnot,- Miss Marsha Fred- PRESCRIPTION as a perfume base, have been de-. Hall to consider tw o applications. $80,000, covering \toe sanitary garbage truck was Involved In a Mr. and Mrs. Samuel. Goldfarb ericksen, Robert W. Haberern, Miss veloped at the National Chemical SlSsiHI ■ower force main and.^ pump ■ sta­ will ba InstaUed as presldenU ^ Of Model Home for aiKMfi®® morning. . EXPERIENCE 'The American LeglbrrPoat seeks JUST A riGUREHEi^ slight accident on Hartford Rd., are In charge of the Installation, Mrs. Duneon of 348 Woodbridge Barbara E. Harris, Miss Susan J. Liaboratory, Poona. They are de­ tion in the West Bide. \ the Mr. and Mrs. Club of Temple permission to operate a 4-day ba­ Los Angeles, May 11 (IP)—Movie 1 and MCKee St., at 7:20 this morn- assisted by Mr. and Mrs'.' Ray St., happened to look out a back Holmqulat, Peter W. Huffield, Miss rived from mustard oil and are $80,000 covering the trunk sew­ Beth Sholom on Sunday at 8:30 zaar at the Morgan Bradley farm mermaid Esther Williams says she T h ^ ^ea c^ Bernstein, Mr. and Mrs. Charles uommonCo„,m.n PI...I'lenn curt Judg. WU-P — JprW.P window toward the hotlse of-How- Patricia L. Huy, Donald E. Jorgen­ ARTHUR DRUG said to be far chekpef than musk Barbara Powers, of Providence, R. I., testa classmate Marian er in W. Middle "Tiike. which would p.m.- In the Temple sanctuary. the broad siope of this case, on .Ellington Rd., during the last was Just a figurehead In the swim-1 upoAK'a upcoA * " ^ 6 truck he w is driving dam Other officers to be InstaUed by Borglda, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard p Barber has ruled that a Wolteradorf, of 25 Auburn Rd., sen, Brian E. Martin, Charles C. from deer. , . Hewes, Phelps Rd., Warehouse Point for shoulder strength hsv# to accompany the force main commission believes that owners week of May. mihg pool firm bedring her name aged the UU light of a car being Rsbbi Leon Wind will be Mr. and Bureak, Mr. and Mrs. Howard | home can be uaed for a tales qt 9:30 and saw flames Inside a Nielsen, Miss -Ian®! D. Nielsen, physical fitness test for girls developed at the University of and punpp station. driveh by Joseph F. Perzanowski, of property in a-'residential zone Douglaa Pearson, Miss Florine J, Woodlahd Park, Inc., of 364 W. that went bankrupt. $400,000. covering the nine Mrs. A. J. Hlrschfleld, vice presl­ Gold, Atty. and Mrs.* Ronald Ja­ k itc h ^ window. o f 46 Wedgewood Dr. i and office of a housing devel- are entitled to protecUon from en­ Richards, Kenneth P. Salo. Harold Connecticut. Middle Tpke>, Manchestor, asks atorin drains aimed at solving sur­ denU; Mr. and Mrs. Leon Krameh cobs, Mr. and Mrs, L«on Kram er.. - She called 8th District firemen Mis'a Williams charged In bank­ The truck''was,,not damaged. croachment by commercial busi­ Slater Jr., Miss Barbara J. Smith, permission to erbet a five by seven face drainage problems around treasurers; and Dr. and Mrs. M y­ Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Landsberg, opment In a residential sons. who foundSgrease burning on the foot sign on Avery St. to advertise ruptcy proceedings yesterday that A fter he pleaded guilty to the ness.” Miss Kathy Solomonson, Miss NOW IS THE TIME TO ron Schaffer, secretaries. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard.SCheer, Mr. Th* decision, filed yesterday In stove, and dbu$ed the fisunea be­ the Crusaders in 1251, but the In­ she wasn’t Sven permitted "to ex­ town. ' , charge In Town Court last Satur­ Further defining of "accessory Herta Stertman, Miss Jeanne M,- Its housing development. Martin announced tha apparent Guest speaker will be-Att/. Jay and Mrs, Ely Segal, Mr. and m s . Tolland County clerk’s office, fore any damagfedcould riesult. 7th Century Coins Dated scription and dates were both In amine the books of Intemntlwial day, the additional charge of being use” will let both the home owner Strenge,.Mlss Nancy G. Tolf, Miss UNWANTED HAIR, FOREVER Arabioy BO'-tha.>'eoint -bora,XK»rnUT Musical Presented wash 'n wear suit in America low blds,and. Wdfler«.MX5Ji,9^= ._ E- Rubinow. A , cocktail houf-sriU The front p(irt'ot-4he house waa -REMOVR Swlmpdng Fool .Corp,.,. ?9'“ 1 a"'subaequenf offender waa placed and"developer^ know specifically filled with smoke," b b tjth ls waa Martha D. 'TutnerC Miss Melbdy Gi Cairo^Moharnmedan coins wewi meralB. The first coins dated In The largest turnout of partenU,- ,818 million of Esther Williams Jack R. Huilter Inc, O f M a lt be held In the TCmple vestry after Let me free you of this social handicap teac^isra-and children - In the his­ MaftSt liim* :------— ' ' Ing use of a model home, raUier what Ihe limits of business usoAre quickly cleared out - wheh ;flremen Weir, Lawrence N;-Wogman and the first dated—in . the Se'venth Roman numerals were Issuod-to Awimming' pods—during -tl»-comr--j TAH.DR€C>-By “ ' ehester,- $577,899 toduding-.alter- JUtee Jules Karp at-the-tim e- the-inatsilKUon. aidssberg^. forever. My medically approved method tory of the Avery St. Elementary than- a shanty or a trailer for an tn 'a ‘reiiMential zone,■ the commis­ used their emoke ejectof,'''*i^ch Gary M. ZawlstowskL- i. 1412 at Alx-Ia-Chappelle, which pany'a 4-year operation. - for the Barnard School work. imposed a $200 fine. ----- is aafe^ permanent and iriU not mar'ttae Oentury A. D; *n>e first dated coin School filled the school gymnasium office, according to Atty. Robert sion stated. Is a high speed fan. now Is In Prance. •^9. Maron Electric Co. of Hart­ $150, .and sentenced Caldwell to F. King, counsel for the Vernon akih. Why let imslghtly hair on your issued by Christians was struck by ford, $81,293. for tha lighting and No pne was at the Wolter$dorf- ^ face veil your good looks? one week In Jail, tolth execuU^ Fire District. Atty. King said the Indian Fair Travels heating InSM thewesv elemenUry’W»»— -- --- ^ schools. suipDnded due to the fact th*t he home when the fire broke out, A decision Is "quite probably Uie first Farm College Planned friend, Lynn Pagan! of Stafford ..so perfect in fabric blend, (Other Improvements Involving had already spent a week In Jail Triton Back Home in the entire country.” Springs, had been there, and had Boinhay.— A floating fair, th# . MARY C. WARD. R.N. pslntlng. tiling, new cablneU. fur­ Certified Eleotrologlst sYiraitlng trial. . m i The Fire District Zoning Com­ New Delhi — India’s Govern­ put aome ahortening In a pan to first of Its kind for India, has sail­ niture, toilets, and the like will be Caldwell again Is In custody. In ed from Bdmibay on a three-month «71 CENTER ST. — TEU Ml 9-8661 mission, which sought an-^Injunc­ ment has approved the expenditure bake aome muffins. put out to bid aa the electrical lieu of $300 bond for appearance trip to ports the Persian Gulf, All Work By Appointment and I tion to stop such use of a' model of nearly $4,000,000 to esUbllsh an ^he went out to buy some gro- Thsy’n the LatosI and the OnatesI! construction work progresses). in court Saturday. home by Anton Brown Jr., In Vem - Red Sea, East Africa, and Ceyloiu Free Ckmanltatlona Frod Benvenutl of New London. For Fine Welcome agricultural university at Rud- ceriee, thinking ahe had turned oft wood Farms, will take steps "im­ The project, orgahized by Indua- $73,000 for the pump sUtion and Wfinti Wiii Lcaivo rapur In jv***« U ttar Pradesh Rtllt#State ■JOIl? along thGthe ItOVe. stove. WllCn When BHC she TCtUlllCU returned J.V 10 li^bmeii ih ,.P«y Fight mediately to further define ’’acCes-“-acCes- rapur In U ttar m minutes later a fire truck and a trlaliste and■ businessmen, consists Comfortable, carefree casuals that add dash to your sum­ lores main, and Jarvis Construc­ (Coattoned trem Page One) At toe outset, one of toe main .In- ,ory use,” according to a statement the flrst^of Ito number of cars were parked Inlof exhibits of„r manufactured goods, tion Co. of Manimeeter, $75,710 for ^ . r . ^ fashion-new in styling, Oslo — T h e Women’e Commit­ ducUon valves wouldn’t clo,e In- j„u e d today. to todia It t r ^ 82“ front of toe property and .toe house meant maW^mainly for export, carried mer wardrobe. NationaUy advertised in ESQUIRE, TRUE, the trunk eewer Including laterals. 1 tee of the Norwegian Federation moumeht that marks the spot spection disclosed a i^ te d fl«^-( "The'The opinion.of toe the court gives a year.' waa full Of firemen.______by a frelghteifreighter. ______For the storm sewers: Porter where Magellan died on Macian PLAYBOY AND ARGOSY. BL, Macari Brothers Construction of Labor has sUrted an education­ light blocking it; aa Beach said, the broadest possible interpreU- al campaign to prepare , women Island In the Philippines. And on "the legacy of some careless work­ tion of ’accessory use’ in a residen­ (3o.,-Windsor. $28,340; Broad St.. the way home the sub came awash OPEN FOR BUSINESS pattern\J||||3nd color... Jarvis Construction (3o., $111,592; trade-union members to fight for man.” tial zone,” the commissioners stat­ equal pay for equal work. A t pres­ to the surface to pay homage to Another time the garbage ejec-;- ed. The Zoning Commission and Woodbrldga S t, from Phelps Rd. Magellah’a point of departure, to N. Elm, Jsrvls, $8,742; Wood- ent women’s wages average about tion,device clogged and waa clear­ 2k>nlng Inspector Arthur F. Hunt­ 86 per cent of men’s. Cadiz, Spain. . ed In short order, OnCe a hydraulic ington took legal action against Johnny's Friendly bridgs from Hudson to William, Only one other time did the T ri­ ■ ■ line thsit controlled the rear div­ Brown after he moved hit five em­ (JOHN EVANISKI) ton ’’broach,'' or come up with its Headqftdrters for Famous Jarman you’d never know that it’s a wash ’n wear suit! ing planes gave way -with a bang, ployes, office equipment, and short conning tower out of the water. filling a compartment. -with miwu a> fine 1 wave radio . eet from an office This waa off Argentina, where it ESSO STATIO N oil wapor. Damage was- quickly.! building In Manchester to the for- Xand W. L. Douglas Shoes made rendezvous with the cruiser 405 M A IN ST.—-MI 9-8242 repaired- mer Pudin tract on which he plans Palm Beach* changes the summer Macon to remove a crewman seri­ A s the Triton sUpped into the 1 to build 160 homes a GAS a LUBMOANTS a OAR WASHINO ously ill from kidney stones. a LUBRICATION ' a TIRES a BA’TTERIES Indian Ocean, it hit a doWndraft Judge Barber ruled that aale o f “ “‘ I suit picture by bringing you a com­ HOUSFS The ill crewman waa sworn to Right and nigged for leisure wear, day where two currents fought and 1 houses Is . a necessary accessoir -— OPEN DAILY 7 A-M. to 9 PM. secrecy about Triton’s miaalon, or night. B ig favorites with the campus the ship ouddenly dropped mord^l phase o f construction and sud, I CLEANS BETTERJ pletely new and exciting look in wash and those aboard the Macon, per­ than 100 feet. But it was broug;ht “Whether Incidental construction crowd and htfeh schoolers. Boys' Shop ishing with curiosity, learned I 'n wear. Here are fabrics so distinc­ under control before It got out of buelneSa. is conducted from a tem- nothing of what it waa up to. A t no porary #£h»ctUro or a model home tively different, so impressively rlclF time during the voyage. Beach be­ But none o f the Incidents ^ * s does not jffia itg q i^ easentlUchM^ M EN 'S a iK l YOUNG MEN'S lieves, was the ’Triton Identified, al­ I looking, they take wash ’n wear far though It startled several fiaher- folk In the Philippines when It fr o m the "wash suit" category. . . liJSi thU-««y U"1 ,«ir,t«rlo, ->d whit, CAMPUS* and poked up Its periscope for a look. handsome checks, import-look glen The Triton Is a radar picket "* It hlfb^n a naUoni; «* “ “J" ^ ahlp, a submersible electronic is­ compUshment for the sinews u a tom j^rary sales of- plaids, stripings, muted superfine land, that can act aa, a distant the power which m ^ e up our * ^ ^ Eolation of zon- I CASUAL SHOES cords, burnished browns, buoyant warning aeptlnel against enemy shlp, the genius which d e z ^ ^ remilatlonz in a residential bombers. It doee not fire missiles, her, the thousaids and hundreds ^ iSw ever, he said the condl- blues. All with Inimitable Palm Beach as the new Polaris subs are of thousahds who labored, each at “ sUUc” and as de- equipped to do. hii own metier. In all parts of the v,,™mentvelopment progresees "clrcum-"clrcum tailoring and fit. And the price is still Beach’s log of the trip, plainly country, to build her safe, strong, > stances P may arise which might self .relitmt are America. Justify and ' support a different I showing his literary background, BRADUATEO DEPTH, CREATIHfi a low, $39-^^ has this to say about the Triton’s "ir tto n ... pridefully and res­ conclusion.” ^ ^ power: . pectfully dedicatee this'voyage to Noting that the case brought Mr. John A $raiKiH« h h r o w m e n s io n a i. e f k c t the people of the United States,” . the first court decision on the "One can almost become lyricEd model home use, the Commission­ Carter thinking o f the tremendous drive glif. TJ«. OmcIMI ^ ers said "subsequent easee may of Factory mt EJM- WyiMa/41% Iwm m n% D«io«t CeWW' of the dual power plant of this Pacific Cable Planned I •EeiMwi E,f. Y.M. ftXi fwtt ttf. T.M. ' grand ship. Except in calm Representative water, there are probably not more Canberra—’The $59,176,000 cost WiU Be On than a few dosen ships tin the of a telephone cable linking Aus­ Hand world which can go aa fast as we tralia with Canada across the Pa­ Personial Notices Thursday are right now . . ..we realize we cific and thereafter linking over­ have but scratched the surface of land with a new transatlantic cqble Eveninsr. I IN OUR PANTS DEPARTMENT 'E t o n ’s real potential. I f wejwere •to be laid between Canada and In Memoriam May 12th DEMONSMION real^ to let her out, aa me wight Britain during 1961 will be shared In lovinz memory of ^ u t o ^ e m - From have lo in war, she has even more by the two countries. The new mo who passed away May 11. 19M. cable, to be ready in 1964, will pro- 6 to 9 PJW. under hei* belt.” Wife and children. Df the revolutionary, new . A'fe^m lnor things went wrong. vide-24.-hour trouble-fi'eie sgrvlce, To WASH-N-WEAR Demonstrate fgxDoacagV ; This Fabukras buaa n i.axB Cleaner and Answer WE'RE CELEBRATING V; U i l J M CI-BANKR Questions. • BABARDINES k Sizes 6 to 12. OUR FIRST anniversary Yun have to sue K t u buHevu.lU > T ltO P IC A U Ayne/i^ca'^ fiJe4^/€dt (M td Once over and it's aU over witb the (MAIN FLOOR) ^ new Bolens FMC Orbit-Air moTenl • SHARKSKINS IN WATKINS ' it mows... it mulches... it deans To show our appreclaUon for your wonderful patrona^w e have MOST POWERFUL! and beautifiee ]roar lawn — all A. Mock l&love Moccasin BOYS’ SHORT SLEEVE ranged a special anniversary sale event for tomorrow, Friday and Sat­ inbne o|)ieranon. '''^ ^ C w p e Sole $2.95 urday, May 12-13-14. Do come in! ^ ItekM 9i«H dMplB9* dtaon FOLD a sl STDRT SHIRTS POWKiYlFUL Big l*/41wrs^wer Sunbeam Quality-rbuilt motor . H k aao^ B. M o k e d Elk Mocepsin SIZES 8 THRU 20 •k BIatMBM*‘chMWB"«id nH crepe Sole—Brown • . COMPACT 14V2' in di sneter - ONLY TVi' ’ * tMOm BE 9 IBBWl. REDUCTIONS OF UP TO 50% k Molnt to«m osd tell IwaSMsr 10 C. Smoked Elk ^ore Loofer BOYS’ PUT SHDRTS $2s50 And Up L IO H T W E IO .H T Rugg a\ construction yet weighs only 16 lbs. ways. Crepe Sole . SIZES 6 THRU 18 k Uamlowai‘*9ol<9fESB'‘ iwioMu ON ONE SPECIAL CROUP OF ITEMS PREK WHEKUNO Rolls on large wh^ls set in « ^**^1^*^ design. ■ -Yhr RsBd^sD ralofw nawMr d. Mock Gore Loafer Never tips or catches door sills or rugs. , . Hard Sole BOYS’ SWIM TRUNKS ~ $2JI5 BOXER and B R IE F S'TYLES eOM PLBTB HbMB Cl-BANINO KIT • E. Glove Leather Free OTHER ITEMS # 3 year guarantee on nylon reinforced • Dusbng brush Flexible 8hoe»-r-Cuahlon Inaols SW« WOWiV • Rug and floor noexlo G Vinyi carrying kit-G^Crevice tool F. Itolioh Style Loafer Alterations BOYS’ WASH ’a WEAR JABKETS $S95 Up REDUCED 10% . J STOCK UP SOME REVERSIBLE-7-SIZES 8 to 20 Ounbaam "rurblna POST Hard Sole Here'a a wonderful ol>- O N SLACKS portunity to aave on un­ ■niah YoptloaaO. G. Flexible Perforated ^ r t f WITHOUT OBUOATION. WB'LU PItOVB THBSB NOW! Up usual items for ' your Makes your Sunbeam Dual De- Moccosin SUMMER DRESS SLABKS ~~$54» home, and for shower and L.'- f luxe Vacuum Cleaner a powered CLAIMS CAND MORS) RIOHT ON YOUR LAW N I REGULARS and SLIM S wedding glfta. Crepe Sole—Elk and Brown brush upright. .Claris rugs and H. Penny Loafer KfD*S and JETS SNEAKERS FOR ^ carpets with revolving brush EASY TERMS! See Hr new 7 H-P- RidamoHe tractor with ovnr 21 ' Hard Sole—^Black and Brown ALL THE FAMILY thoroughness. ottochments. Also Bokns Huski Conynrtibit 4V2 I. Suede Moccosin • FREE PURNELL PARKING H.P. that Miwerts from a waikinq to rkHnq tractor. CKpB Sole—Green and Brown DOUBLE 6REEN STAMPS CANDINAVIAN J. Buckie Style Loafer G IV ^ WITH CASH SALES THURMAY Riding Rotorins, ports and service. i Crepe Sole OPEN THURSDAY and CRAFT SHOP W ATKIN$— Main Floor Hours 7 to 5 Doily— Thursday Till 9 'FRIDAY EVENINGS 9 \=su=j - __ wL M B ___ I FURNITURE D€PT.i— Lowor Sloro Laval— PHoiio M l 9-S221 OVER 500 FAIRS CEJIOIISESSON Soturdoy 7 to 4. A man never has to many eIacks-:-and here’s your oppor­ l90 tunity to get set with the slacks you’ll need for all summer' GREEN STAlfPS 6ANVAS SHOES ». 1 long. A ll alzes . . . In the moet wanted shades and patlems. CAPITOL EQUIPMENT CO;, INC. B«g. $5.98. ' Pick up .several pairs tomorrow. 18 STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM ; j e AiAUQ S T n J S A N C H iS lB U -T A M l 3-796Q I .1.; th ' ^ ^ — __

/ , J ■■ PAGE FIPTBEH MAUCHESTER EVENING HERALP, MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNfePAY. MAY 18. 1961)

WEDNESDAY,JMAYTl, IMP MANCHESTER EVEtHNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN PAGE FOTJRTEEi? Six S^out‘Victims’ to Help Rockville orasldsnUal primary here, and A meeting for all 8th grade glirta &OP delegfits votes '"dll p r w i ^ ^ y go to VibstPresldent Richard Capt. Dowgewicz , Demonstrate CD Hospital Intarested in Senior Girl Seeutlng" Troys Head will h« held Thureday at > p.m. at **l^the"i^-hotriee tor i^etnor PetitioR Raps In S-Day Coui%e| people hi gener^ an o p p «- Susannah Wasley hall South —in many areas this areated more HolHsterPTA Six Manchester Boy Soouta^j ■ B see the ta*y Methodist Cbiirch. Girls wlU learo interest than the be "yictlml" during ta oect Ib-Tecelve, according to State of the programs available and will maries—the lineup looked like Rockville Police Capt. Jeter Ban of EAtor Dowgewics Is attending a a-day Defense exercise in Hartford Sat- CD Mrortor William L. Schata- sign up for their special Interests. intensive course in police adminis­ \irday, designed to demonstrate use '^William Wallace Barron, a 6em-. (Ooattmwd from Page One) o f A 280Tbed emergency field hoe- ” The h o e p R i^ lb ltlc m Is under n ^ n c and poUvick supper »t- ocrat. 48-year-old attorney gener- tration, begun yedterday. at the The l^Mchester WCTU gpon- former Bethany State Police pltal forrtierly stored here. the direction of •ored its May party for 45 white Undedljy 150 parenW at the school m m H Jo ld E. Neely, a 42-year- express support for McOurk. Mat­ old lawyer end banker, ^ w ly de­ Traininr Academy. ■ ^ The six scouts wUt be "made up” Oawley, medical officer ot the ribbon recruits and thelr^ mothers thew Schechter. presl^nt the -The course, given at the troop s by Red Cross first aid Ipstroctor State Military yesterday afternoon at Susannah ’“ M r in d Mrs. WiUlam Troy were feated ChApmen Revercomb, a fp^ Student Senate, reported Ixter m s^ le ^ V* president*. Other of­ mer U.S. Senator, for the Republi­ 'fchiefs of Police Academy Is be­ Norman Osborn and will be trans­ staff will be on hand to explain Wesley hall. Those who parttcl- that some members of the »mlver- ing attended by nine other chiefs ported to Hartford by volunteer equipment and procedures to vlsl psted m the program wore Bai> ficers, installed by Mrs. Robert can nomination, ' altv’s boar^Kmf trustees have Heins. Manchester In the r a ce ^ ^ the Senate neat of police from throughoqt the <3D ambulance drivers. tors. bara Levine, Janet Rush, Phyllis TWO-DOOR {L^eed to -Wth student yepresertutlvi?, include Mr. and November it wUK^ Sen. Jonnlnge The scouts chosen to pl^ « « Levine, Busan Watkins. Mrs. Laura BIG 12 Cu. State. . , Randolph,(D), w hji^lm leaders Thursday^ Meanwhile, 21 recruit# with leas part of victims are Wllllsm Staley Andrew Carnegie »*ve mita, and Mrs. C. Elmore Wat- Prof. Vldlch saliJ^more toan 80 Mtd Robert Smith of Troop 47; 1900 to establish the first hw a « tlon, against Gov. Cecil H. U n^r- than , one year of service In .their Pennsylvania State University. 1 kin*. . wood (R). They were faculty members hidv PI^^ their respective police departments are Jason Stan^eld and William Hank- Kennedy also sported tlm high­ names as follows: . • . taking a 4-week training program inson Jr, o f Troop 91; Take •‘The expuWon of Richard Me Wogman and Robert Froehllch of FREEZER est number of votee In the ^ r M - that win end with graduation e«- Ica preeldential primary. B u ^ ^ e Gurk from the University o f Con­ Troop 128. necticut has aroused concern ercises May 27. histJe of hie possible ^'^ory W The former academy is now op­ New President They will be among about 160 I MONTHS was dimmed a good deal by the alarm, on three counts, in tne erated by the Connecticut Chiefs simulated casualty casaa who will faculty of the university. Mrs. Earl H. BlsseU was elected write-in total for Nixon on the of Police Assn. president of the Manchester Ger- be brought to the State Armory m rst. the arbitrary and sud- on Hartford’s Broad St., sorted ac­ TO PAY W ith Slide;^iit ShelvjRs Republican 'ballot. . d en V tlon , which literally would den Club Monday night at Center The only name listed on me Congregational Church. cording to type of Injury and re­ Nebraska presidential preferMCe have tamed McGurk out into the M E ^ to Install Other ofBcers are Mro. D o u g ^ quired treatment. , NORMAN’S! ballot for either party was Ken­ rain. Mad it not been for taculty intervenli^aisea many Roberta, vice preeident; ___^Mrs. The 200-bed hospital, formerly nedy. Yet Nixon was piling up al­ of grievancd^ocedure In the event Today Ohailes E. Crockir, secretary; stored at the Waddell School, was Dfiffoitinq Refrigerator most as many write-in voles as that a studen^eels the need for Mrs. Wells PHldn, tresmirer, end transported to Hartford Sunday. Kennedy received on the regular protection from xclion by the -ad- Mrs. Frank A. Btekmore, Mre, It was put on display In the State D E f M-DAY ballot. » j . . Officers of the Manoheatai" Herbert C. HutoWnson. and Mrs. Armory last night and will be open 691 Main S t . - N e x t To Gaa Ckimpany-^Manchester • Big ^ro^Degree Freeier • Strolght-Uiie Detign ^ New Mexico also voted in a pri­ miniatratlon. „v»r. cation Assn., w'ho will bevihftailed for public Inspection through "Second, the action haaover tonight arewL*ur«nce Perry, pres­ Earl T. Trotter, directors. SERVICE! mary yesterday. But the resu U A lecture on flower arranging, Saturday afternoon. Hours tare 6 (Parking In The Rear) had no effect on the presidential tones of sdm lnlstratlV ident; Isidore Wolf, vice preeident; to 10 p.m. each night and 2 to 4 against more th ^ th e i s ^ o f the Jean Glmolowskl, secretary; and sponsored by the Garden No coils on back. No wasted space at side of d o o r ^ r a n te . picture. 1 _ D Dally Scampu*. This petitioh is to tomorrow at 1:80 p.m. In W^ood pjn. Saturday. j.. In New Mexico, Sen. Clinton r. David Dooman, treasurer, The Saturday exercUe will give TWin vegetable drawers. Adjustable door shelves. \ be constriied in no " ’ay. Other officers who .wlill be In­ ruff hsUl at Center Omreh will be Anderson won Democratic renom- open to the pubMc. Uve g w ^ doctora, nurses, and medical tech­ fense of that stalled during the meeting at the nicians training In the use of emer­ S A - C O N ^ ^ s d E Ination for a third tem . • at the question of Mancheatef Country Club are j^waker wtil be Mrs. Mary Louise X' Gov. John Burroughs and riehts. We are concerned lest me Hsun of Arlington, ■ Mm s . gency hospital equipment and will M n. yniUam Troy Robert Vater, pers6nnel policies FRCE s e r v ic e and DEUVERY Thomas G. Norris and Joseph M. expluslon be interpreted as retalia­ subcommittee chairman; Jay Sta*‘ Montoya, also won their bids for tion - on the part of the administra­ ger.\>ublie relations; L*o Diana, SAILORS ll n . TheunI* Werkhoven, vice Democratic renomlnatlon. , presidents; Robert Heins second tion’, against recent Dally memwhxhlp: Hazel Hooey, social; W president: Mr. and Mrs Wil­ Montoya's victory articles questioning admlnlstra BarbartTv Potter ton, hoapltality; for suznaier ftin many, for his opponent Gene live policies. Such interpretation, liam Stevens, secretanes; Mr. and Edna Hartaell .professional stand­ Lusk, had been endorsed by Sen. whlOiwould be Inevitable, can only ards; and Calvli' IsglMatlve. Mrs. Robert Starkel, treasurers. Dennis Chaves'(D-NM). Those InsUUed ss delegates to hurt the university. The m em bei^of the MEA ■will FOR EXPERT On the Republican ballot, for­ "Third, sis teachers we am con­ also consider sitting up a loan the PTA Council are Mrs. PYahcls mer Gov. Edwin L. Mechem surged WHEEI>ALIGNMENT—WHEEL BALANCING Torde. Mrs. Charles Steurer, and cerned lest the expulsion « sdiolarship program. This would to victory in his bid to win his damage further student-admlnls replace the present System of out­ RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING General ^ Electric 21” Mrs. Raymond WoOdbridge. party’s nomination for governor trative relationship*. Our roles m right grants of money. Committee chairmert iMtalled COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE . ------— ------. the classroom and In ®'*r advisory srare Mr. and Mrs^ Francis Larala, functions are not strengthened by snd Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Annuli, ill will on the part of the students ‘ Silly G‘^oose’ Untritf^ membership: Mr. and Mrs. William Hale PTA Views toward the university. Stand Carroll, program: Mr. and Mrs. New York—Geeee are not ^ rass Roll-About •*We request, therefore, ■that _»e Irving Mann and Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ Science Exhibit .Arv-iniatration of the U nlve^ty despite the popular notion to thj. lard Robinson, publicity: Mr. and of'Connecticut immeiRately rmn- effect. Careful observaUon indi­ cates they are above average in Mrs. Frank Bemardl and Mr. and sUte Richard McGurk ^ ^JBarehta . of, JI a th » .Hal« enlmal intelligence and arq. CWiI viewed a science display last nignc TutiS air r atpOfit Bourceful in the face of danger. Mr.-antMrsr Victor-Swanson, puh- i t the school after, a potluek sup­ punitive s«U against-ttoft.editoiiai f^Srf^orOnly -. Ucatlons; Mr. and- Mrs.-Glen Corn' per and installation-ofintxt,year s board odth*.J3ilUy'X^MB5njs,.^..r?,-, Ish, museum, safety and fine arts; PTA officers. ' . seinded." — Mrs. John Nelson, library: Mr. and P u p 11/(* from kindergarten •m* Student SenaU also v ^ t e AH Q ^ it y Built! UHF/VHF All Channels Mrs. Robert McMlllen, school im­ through 4hs iixth ip-ade showed on record last night as o « ^ n g provements. exhibits of the various subjects the acUon aaglnst the INTNER BEDDING SETS . . TO SUIT TOUR REQUIREMISNTS '^Looking vary fair and fresh . . . e Nw^Wide Angle • Daylight Blue Aluminized Picture Tube - Mrs. Troy, was presented a cor­ they had studied in science during Bv a vote of 20 to 1. with three SACONY SU E arrives in sage for her services during the the school year. The projects in­ student senators abstsinlng, mey e M g h t, Higher-Contrast Picture 5 Ultra-Vision Viewing past year, and Thomas Bentley, cluded a study of magnets, plw t paMed a motion ^that the Studwt clever sailbf separates. Her principal, spoke about the library growrth, chemical reaction, biros, Senate exprens Ule want healthy firmness plu*. gentle surface cushioning. dripidry potton gabardine /^Convenient Up-Front Controls • True High-FldeUty Sound program. the four seasons, anatomy, prohia- student body in o p ^ U im . 43> ' • - • SUPER FIRM' toric animals, electricity and en­ to the expulsion of Richard Mc­ deck pants with twin eNew Set-and-Forgei Volume Control • ORTHRO FIRM " ' BXTRA FIRM 00% blended cotton gines. The exhibit also included a Gurk and the punishment or fiMt. 12 gauge body side-pockets shows cotton displaye “ ------of--- paintings— the by pupUa the P «P ^ penslon of his stslf by the division handicapped 1Q0% blended cotton bauweed unit. Extra jersey sRiped handkerchief in xFennedy Wins in the physically of student personnel." ao% foam, 80% 20% curled hair, heavllv upholstered cl AM* {leorge J. Rlter, a Hartford at­ felt. Body balance felt. Body balance 80% felt. Inner- the cuff to match her jersey The attendance banner was won cotton Smooth torney, has been hired to' Innersp,ring and Sleeping \ wrfaces West Virginia by Mrs. Kenyon s third grade Innerspnng and spring and matching top. Nautical note . . . a rope sent McGuric. matching box m atching box box spring. Full or and matching " box class. spring. Full or Iwin and fringe fish that's just as spring. , Full or spring. Full or twin fw ln slz*. $119.00. (OonttBned from Page One) size. $159.00. cute as the. In e bright twin site. 878.95. size. $99.00. array of sea-faring colors. ^ th ollcs are most numerous, -COME IN AND LET A SPECIALIST HELP YOU” where antl-Cathollc sentiment poa- albly could be expected, whore la­ INCH BLOUSE bor union voting is. strong. HOWARD'S SLEEP CENTER In the end. the charts proved ] largely meaningless. SI.98-$2.98 From the coal mining areas, 3 H.P. where economic distress is wMe- ' ..eproad: from Ohio County (Wheel- __ 4 CYCLE • tag), where Catholics sxe strong:,! ^ A N T S from Kanawha County (Charles­ ton). which 1s bustling and pros­ r o t a r y m o w e r S2v98 - $3.89 - $4.98 A RARE perous: from the plush resort area to the southeast; from the b»u U - Greener Lawns Don’t Just Happen ful and Impressive hill country— everywhere the answer was the | Recoil Starter •ame. ■ -» And the answer was Kennedy. Steel Deck ''li ■ COOLERB “ FIN D " At 2:30 am., for example, with M of West Viriflnla’s 55 counties ' A ■■ Showing partial reports, Kennedy ikOWERS ARE ASSEMBLED, BBBVIOTD. **1 ".*r' was ahead In 45. and Humphrey a n d BEADY TO RUN WHEN DEUVERED was leading In nine. TO VOUR DOOR AT NO EXTRA CHARGE In McDowell, the .^leading coal] AT NORMAN’S producing county in the nation, Kennedy held a lead of better than ALSO MOtO-MOWER e to 1. . Although the victory meant a SIK.MEI SOTASY MOWER* lot- to Kennedy—It should be a powerful argument to advance kS R A S S LOW. LOW PRICE! ag^nst the theory that no I ollc can be elected president—It SEED didn't guarantee him- a single ex­ tra delegate to the convention. This was strictly a popularity contest. The delegates who will GARDEN AMERICAN esst 25 votes at the Democratic MADE convention in July are free to do- ^ as they please. SHOVEL ' With lOgvcandidates hoping to AIX YOUR LAWN AND GARDEN.NEEDS be delegates, it will be some time before the results can be tabulated. MANCHESTW SMRRtWS-jALI^ • But they’re' expected to scatter- their votes among Kennedy, Sen. 169 N. MAIN ST., AT DfPOT SQUARE Lyndon B. Johijaon (D-TexI, Sen. tat a . i l l l ______- Btuart Symington (D-Mo) and Ad- ' OreN 0AM.Y TO 9KK) P.M. lai Stevenson, the party's presiden­ tial candidate in 1^52 and 1956. ForThis All New 7960 No one entered the Republican s ELECTRIC U.S. C H O IC E

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A- *v p a g e s e v e n t e e n , V ^i^ui. • " '.MANCHESTER EVENING pjUm 8ttTEBII OALLON Bargains ATTHEFAEM '"V Listed by f a r m Fr j m h n a t u r a l j e r s e y ND M X FERNWOOD FARM HEBRON ROAD, BOLTON—-MI »-08W ^ ^ ^ FolTYoiir Dariing Sleepyhead* OrsdUBtlon Greeting Cards Haopy AmiVerMy YiM!., D u oa on n Closid of Rosnniico! Cool and comfortable are the The largest selection of GRAD­ SCSANDINXVIAN C R A/F T X3onif>HTn«nts will bo yours »t SUMMER PAJAMAS for boys UATION CARDS, east of the river, will found at HARRISON’SJ «H O P c«lM>rat«i Ita Amt annJ- tho Senior Prom If you’re w oem g and girls. MARI-MAD’S, 691 Main v«TMry In its pr««*nt locatioJi on a glamorous gown from the Street, has them In all manner of 849 Main Street, for the important A ■ milestone of graduationa"y 'th« main Boor of WaUrins. Ti>* r o s e d r e s s SMOP, 601 Main style*, fabric*, prices for the In-; Street. In pure white or tulip col­ fant to size 14. There are wash n level (grammar schooL^Wgh schotjl, •ntlr* shop ia oflorins ontldng university, post graduate); Y6u 11 A Itoma at eapocially attraotlw ons, elzee 7-16, pricee range from wear BABY DOLL styles and an­ 117.06 to 139.08 for crUp organ- And here the "Jjist right" message ■H prices (luring the 3-day SALE kle-length ones that teens love for for son, daughter, <^eee, nephew, zae. bouffant neU aim gra<»ful •tX>MORROW, E R ID A ,Y AND ,2770 fun-fllled pajama parties. For slater, brother to convey congratu- gATUIRDAY. It’s lO thank you" chiffon*. Lovely and imporUnt- boys, the pull-over or coat styles latl(?ftS, beat wishes, > praise and for. peat patronage wiyr the ex- looWng'for the haippy come In no-iron cottons that can GRAiWATION are the DRESSES prayers for' a happy future. The 1 preiiNid hop© of contifiuing to withstand ’’wrestling" wear and line of contemporary cards with a«rve ypMi^in the future. FOR m o t h e r s . COLOR tear. Add to their dreamland accent (in sophisticated hunvor 1* I wardrobe with a GOWN, OUST­ A-ibunch of asparagus, usually ISTAMP-ONS called to your attention. Just a^ Grape ’n Blueberry Mold ER, or ROBE. An assortment of rived 1* a shipment, of BABY J enyelopea unflavored gelatin weighing 2 or 2V, attractive PAJAMAS are a sure­ BOOKS, WEDDING BOOKS, ,V4 cup'cold water make four generous servings when fire wIdV in getting youngsters GUEST BOOKS (showers, aijnl- 1 6-ouncS' can frozen concentrate u L as a vegetable to accon«).my "ready for bed’ willingly.' versarles). Such a pleasant way to lor Grape-Lemon Punch a main dish or ss » record Important detail* of the 8 cans water . with browned butter or hollan- Add strips of onion, green pep­ day so they’ll never slip from] V(i teaspoon salt ^ , daise sauc*. per and ham to a plain omelet and 1 cup sour cream x; memory. 1 (No. .303) can blueberncSi drain­ yoU>-have the filling for a western BROADLOOM RUGS After you open bottled' horse­ jiandwich. Brown the vegetables Fruited Creme ed radish, use it up as fast " y "“ «"• and meat slightly before adding 10-ounce package frozen straw­ A N D - X " U cun sliced almonds Bven though It Is kept {.‘glri y Soften eelaUn in cold water; dis­ covered and refrigerated. It will to .the eggs. Serve the sandwich berries, partially thawed solve over hot water. Dilute punch with chili sauce or catchup. 6-ounce eSn froeen concentrate lose strength If It sUnds any ..( ■ — '■ for Strawberry-Lemon punch | WALL TO-W AU CARPETING with water or part fruit Jidce. Stir length of time. •-I8 In gelatin and add salt. Combine The thin paperllke covering on * 1 cans (vater 1 >4 cups gelatin mixture wdth sour leg of lamo ia called the fell. . pint ■vanilla Ice cream IP , NatioiMd Home Improvement IlMOt PMca generoua ^joonful of mThe e winningwunuue design In any con-1- . i , Mii^NCHESTER / ' cream, blending well. Pour Into 2- Leave It on while you are roasting ./■ ouart loaf pan and chill until firm Month the leg because itihelps to keep the strawberries In bottom of each of test! Youthful, «*»y Add blueberries and nuU Before you paint anything tois meat juicy. \. six tan glasses. Reconstitute fruit aress to plesse the junior seam CARPET CENTER soring, get the facU on " ADEI^ punch wdth wrater. Add to H pint stress. ^1, maming gelatin; chill until •'*g**^*y No. 8115 with PattjO-Rama Is In “CONNECnCUTS COMPLETE CARPET SPECIALTY SHOP* PHI" W n -L-GUARD HOUSE -X The Far-Sighted Will . \-anilIa Ice cream and beat until y fl thickened. ..Spoon **?[" sizes 9, 11. 12. 18, 14, 16, 18. Bust OPEN THURSDAYS TILL 9 P.M. . •<- ^ ffi and ch 11 for 2 hours. Unmold. sllM PAINT from PAUL'S PAINT Wise 1* the h o m e m a k ^ ^ fluffy. Pour Into glasses and top w:-. and se^e. Makes 8 to 10 eervlngs- SUPPLY COMPANY. 645 Main St. with spoonfuls of remaining Ice 301)4 to 38. Size 11, 311 MAIN STREET ^ V s, W-J You can paint Inunediately after a cream. Makes 6 servingd.' sleeveless, 4 8/4 yard* of 35-Wch rain storm and be certain of a per­ To order, send 35c In coins to:- BUDGET PL A N Ml 3-5103 Three Year* to Pay fect bond. Furthermore this paint Sue Burnett. The Manchester E v^ • Tim* Payment Plen* Rtuff tomatoes wrlth cottage eliminate* the problem of peeling cheese mixed with minced chives nlng Herald, 1160 MANOHES’TEIR c a r p e t c e n ­ paint through the ’’breathing” ac­ AMERICAS, NEW YORK 86, N. t e r , 311 Main street. You cw and parsley. Good for weight- tion of the paint Aim. Blistering Is win be’ ^tored for you free unUl watcher*. Y. . Uke up to 3 year* If you wlMi to ended. Color* stsy bright to give For Ist-clas# mailing add 10c oomplete your payment* Add a touch of color and ele­ November 1. A,50c deposit 1* the you. a "Just painted" look for year* cAce-A -Lifetime Cake for each pattern. Print Name, Ad­ temaUc. budgeted way, whUe y ^ gance to your linens *nd wear­ only down • payment requireo. dress with Zone, Style No. and h - ' longer so you need not repaint as W n you see the fluffy, warm Your WEDDING CAKE will be glen HAVEN DAY CAMP] ara enjoying the comfort and ^ H - ables with these pretty carnation, often. '"ADELPHT’ V Y N "^ being that new carpeting prowdM, sweet-pea and orchid motifs. Just .'Cresla^ B L A N K E T S^ you 11 baked to your order at PINE PAS­ Size. GUARD PAINT from PAUL S TRY SHOP. 658 Center Street. Tall Send 35c today for your copy Br^dloom carpeting is p a i n t SUpPLY CO. dries to the a stroke of the Iron — no em­ ap-ee it’s a heavenly way to sleep, of the Spring A Summer Issue Of BOY5 . CUT to your exact needs by fac­ broidery. necessary! wranned In softness and warmth. and towering or low and spread­ touch In 20 minutes before dust ing. your WEDDING, CAKE may our complete pattern magazine tory-trained ^jeclallffl* w ho. will Pattern Nb. 2770 has ^ color The twin size Is *10.99 and bugs can settle to mar the ef­ be velvetyT moist .pound cake or. a Basie Fashion. _ Drof«®®iorwmy IN6 TALJ1* y9_^i' fect. This' paint goes on easier and transfer for 15 motifs; full «rec- ter the sale) and the double ■ ■ '^A li^TO -W A LL CARPETONG rich fruit cake bursting wlth glace Now Accepting Reservations ha* greater coverage; per,.gslion. tion«. . *12.99 (* lf« 9 i v ’ ffuita and huts In you choice of the tackle** way. *moolWy with No headachy fumes to Irritate. To Ord«r, send 25c in com* t o :^ Handsome fulLslze plaid BLAN­ Clearmnoe pt Floor CkwertogB a r t s and CRAFTS never a hint of a ripple. w*’J' Anne Cabot. The Manchester Eve­ KETS are now *11.99 r e ^ ^ y light or dark batter. It will be WATTCENS, 935 Main Street, la SWIMMINO id foc..i)iece of equipment before bknglng cane And gliouting, *‘Sold.” \' When the job is done, simply run iced and decorated In the best wed­ DIVING a r c h e r y Auctioneer Austin Lathrop draws another bid lighted, *paoious home of warm, soapy water thi-()ugh the ning Herald. 1150 AVE. OF *14.99). ELECTRIC BLANKETS relocating its Rug Cepartmesit to KICKBALL CHES’TER CARPET CBN'l'hJt 1* Ah^ICAS, NEW YORK 86. N ding traditions, lovely to look at, the ipaxdou* basement floor. You'll I.IFE-8AVTNG brushes Ip put them away soft and are on sale, too, the twin size Is luscious to eat and dream on. If ROWING SOFTBALL o n ^ TONNECmCUTS FINEST Y. • now *23.99, reg.. *29.95 an(l the And SAVINGS on waM-to-wall VOLUCYBALL clean. double size With dual control now you are entertaining for a June carpeting. roomXslee rugs and end- CAMP-OUTS RUG SHOWROOMS’ For Ist-clas* mailing add 10- for bride, let PINE PASTRY SHOT ' FISHING WOOD GAMES each pattern; Print Name, Ad­ *30.99 regularly *36.95. Sump^ous help you with SHOWER, RE­ of-roU Remnants. ^ MWt Froet ' dress with Zone and Pattern Num­ Chicken livers, browned ih-^ut 1 quart vanilla Ice cream bedding luxury i* „ FRESHMENTS, the dainty cup ter, make one of the most delicious 1 6-ounce can frozen (xmcentrate ber. - - • , ‘ Cloud-soft WASHABLE cakes, fancy cookies, small Anger Dice some of that leftover roast | FORTERS of nylon Over dacron AT NO EXTRA CHARGE- gamlahe* for poached or for pineapple-lemon punch — 1 Have you_ the '60 Album con­ rolls for blte-slze sandwiches. veal and add It to a potato salad. taining many - lovely designs and TBANSPOiRTA'nON DOOR-TO-DOOR (within- radius eggs. Or CHt the fivers In strips Few drops peipperm4nt extract -fill, *13:99 (*16.95 after sale) come free patterns? Only 25c a copy! with MATCHING PILLOWS at of 8 mile# of camp) ind cook ItNbutter with onion Fre*h mint leave* To get a really clear bright pic Note to brides: Leftover meat I ii- ' - f i ' - . v i strips, then use slKJie Ailing for sn Beat just until blended Ice two for *9.99 (2/J13.96 after jthe ture, wash your television screen gtew^may be put Into small baking j m a t e r i a l s FOB AB’TS^Md f m A ^ V s < omelet^-''' Ab Inveetment Yielding Over 6% salel The 18-pc. TOWEL TROUS­ with’, a sudsy sponge every ’ few dishes a'nd covered with pastry for j / , V. , As- ■ ^ cream, concentrate arid pepper­ REMFJMAL “ FADING INSTOU^ON mint extract to taAte. Pour Into "We suggest the purchase of a SEAU at *9.99 (reg. *ll-98) would days. meat pies. INDIVIDUAL INSURANCE COVERAGE ^ ''^ iv e bathroom walls a h d ^ oor 4 tall glasses. Gimish with mint UTILITY HOLDING COMPANY please the June Pride, as would the ON EACH CAMPER tiles an extra gleam and stock. DeUiled information' re­ 4-pc BATH MAT SET at *9.99 i.s gassed, up before being auctioned off. leaves. Makes 4 servings. Chill con came leftover? Spoon Never let the spark plug b* ] 'fwo-man power saw cleansing by adding a few sprink garding this company-may be had (rV *n.98). BUY NOW. PAY it into scooped-out toniatoes and ocnnected when working on the ' of bleach beads to the water. ingtime salad; Add salt, su­ by writing or. calling Mitchell LATER! bake in a moderate oven until hot motor o f the mower. STAFF MEMBERS gar a h f lemon juice to *our cream 3-1105. COBURN AND MIDDLE- thrtyugh. Some good cooks like to a(M and useSi* a dressing for thinly BROOK, INC., 829 Main St.” Fresh Asparagus with Cheese GEORGE MITCHELL ART QUIMBY Paint That “Breathes" B. 8. U-Oonn. a little minced onion to com pud­ sliced , totnittqes and cucumber*. Wash 2 pounds fresh asparagus Some cooks like to add a halved SHBRJWlN-WTTtiTffAMlS CO., 981 B.S. U-Conn. M.A. ding. ___ __ Pare the cucuntb^re or not—a* you Broiling canned peaches to serve and trim tough ends. Cook In 1- clove of garlic to the water In Main Street, haa the new A-100.) SpHnffleld CoUeg^ GEORGE KRAUSE please. with ham? Place them about four Inch boiling water and *4 teMpron which they have cooked green LATEX HOUSE PAiBNT, that Plastic Garmeat Bags Free - inches from the heat source and salt unUl crisp-tender, 20 f™'"utes. snap beans. Waterfront Wroctor Why rikk the disappointment claims to be astonishingly far (Twenty year* of Enjoy Setter-free RtojUng they'll be hot in about.flve mlii- Arrange aaparagus In a '’ Uttered ahead. It la blister resistant In ED L^ININGHAM and expense of haring a fsworite utea. 10x6x2-lnch baking dish. Melt 3 Relax A* You Accomplish Sprlngfleld College waterfront experience) garment damaged by moth* i^ en B. D. 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It’s the first of many Your cherished FURS ■will spend i sure you have the right accessories busy summer Saturdays and Sun­ the Summer safely In .the flre-j days wh«i you’!! want to look I for It,,^ • ^ especially well-groomed In spite of More than 2,500 people attended the auction last Friday proof vaults of BURTON'S, 841 S.4 aJ satuX at th e M lan d County Aerknlture & nter m Main Street, Your furs are Insured MutiuU Funds \ 101 things , to do. SCHULTZ I BEAUTY SALON, 963 Main against hazards^ of theft, fire or For maximum safety, income v S n ?n , and apent nearly .W.0«0,a.U * '5 Street, so attractive and delight­ / center for an administration building. Farmers and rural are 1 damage of any Hind In the modem, and growth, you should check the air-conditioned vaults. A qualifled advantage of MUTUAL FX^DS fully "condiUoned" against siz­ families throughout the county donated everything-—farm available at your Nev^York^Sto^ zling temperatures, in'vitee you ta I staff T* equipped to CLEAN, RE- B(X)K YOUR AIPPOINTMIENT e S m en C liv esto ck . pggs, poultry, plants, puppies, and hun- I p AIR and RESTYLE your fur Exchange Member, SH E ^S(3N , These womeh hadjiu^'fim® for-a coffee break. HAMMILL and C 0M P A N X ^ 13 now for that vacation PERMA­ coat or jkeket professionally. The NENT WAVE or for the gradua *^*^Center officials lauded Randolph^ Whapks ''^u° price, of f u r s t o r a g e is based Main St. Mitchell 3-1571. ------■ /'. tion ceremonies. The talented ?53ns: ' i t was general chairman of the auction. (Herald Photos by Robert, hluekiger of Ellington auctioned off flowers. fnrs oa the stated value of your gar­ beauticians here are skilled and Quick biscuit tortonl: Spoon va ment. (Minimum rate Is *3.) eixperienced In all phases of beauty Pinto) • ■ SAVE 10% by bringing your fur nilla Ice crem Into, small paper cups and pack down; sprinkle tops culture. AYhether it Is a shampoo sr: coat to the store yourself,- (>r <:a1I and set, a flattering haircut, a . r- » Mitchell 3-5177 for PICK-UP with crushed dried macaroons and freeze. deft facial, manicure or hair tint SERVICE. Minor repairs, are Ing, you must be pleased, or they’JF I taken care of free Uke restitching Be certain that .the Wade on aim to try harder than ever. ripped lining seams, tightening your mower 1* motionless before Mitchell 3-8951. 1 I • I loose buttons ancf loops.. attempting to remove an object Only in j No questioh about the safety If you are lucky enough to And from It. The Inquirer I New M aternity I of your precious furs, lady, fresh dill in ■ your market, you’ll Be sure yOu have a Arm footing G ird le find it Is delightful added to po­ i when you place them tato salad, potato soup, stuffed when mowing slopes, for mowers , moth-proof, fire-proof, theft- I eggs or -chicken broth. , can roll back. Pantie Girdle proof cold storage vaults for the summer. N6t only will Marendaz It's hew-nrf/rr/y new. Weighs only fo u ^ h c c s ? « « • ;? they have INSURED prptec- at uplift, hip *nd thigh control i tion, but will actually take^on TRAVEL AGENGY pull strips or laces. Freeman’s exclusive and new richness and lustre in the xM characteristics o f different types o f elastic and p tt^ e s foe 18 Asylum St., Hartford cold, dry air and evenly main­ •necessary expansibtr. You get restful support with com fo^ ^ Tel. CHapel f-5857 tained temperature of our Washes easHy. dries quickly. Also fine for wcMing aft« the For Casual Living Authorized Agents For All vaults. We have-the largest baby arrives. For sheer convenience you 11 want a spere. Rail, A ir and Steamship and m ost. modern vault in Nylon girdle or pantie girdle only •© f hlp-length. They ■ can be worn Lines Manchester. Why not do busi­ By GAILE DUGAS, NE Women’s Editor equally well with straight or COMB GET YOUK WHOLE ^WTFRNITY W A^ROBE ness with us direct? Play it pleated skirts for an effect that’s Manchester Agent BRAS. GIRDLES. PANTIES, SLIPS and GARTER BELTS . New York (NEA) — Cotton SAFE, store your furs NOW! '4 1 typically American; typically "HAROLD EELLS I fashions rate consideration mow, casual. Some of them can go over Just call us. Free pickup by Tel. Ml 9.7442 in the midst of spring, for two swimsuits and thus double their Com* See Our Wonderful Sdection Of bonded drivers. 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M S B e t a ^TMESBWy£TM^RE a o b o m sru h • « • sroUowm Msaelinler (() "WO VMS ^ VkmSjtfrAgLfe WiZAlg))/ « Wojnarowlcz’ bloop double to<> ab r h po a • rbl imuntf’tA»w »*** - __ At4 HUMAJMva * Aconteata that an Indian hurlar W at fonntr naiM g Mytholofical canter and Salmond’s second hit of Sylvester, cf . 4 *1 1 0 ? .0 2 20 2 *-■ ------" By FRANK CUNE been able to finish what ha Das Ml..IstretU, rf ... , A 6 0 L D . ■ PUgut god game made It 4-0 Manchester in Twaronlle. lb .. 1 1 8 0 0 2 . LUNOVANORCTAUATI^ a About Now if Bill Connelly, only started.' . Sartor. 3b ..... ■4-' 1-1 1 .1 1 0 WlCK/J ' NAm jsO M h a t / asop- MistrettSi, Twarolilte Homer the shtth. A base on balls, fielder’s ,^,4 1 2 2 0 0 0 aflebo Goo^al'^' , VtXJCM>«:R)eKTPN/ VWLSNT (ab.) chan** 51 Chair three of his singles to left field, Connelly, c .. 4 0 3 12 0 0 ..51“ 18 E U dish 81 Chair dians’ sUm southpaw as he twirled Spring, fttially snapped out of It OaRtipn. If .... 4 0 0 0 0 0 IN DO#nA .n n.ul.U 22 Growing out 5 5 “ - * “ by striking out Rams’ catcher In 2 0 0 1 0 0 a neat 6-0 shutout, with a pair of run-scoring singles. ninth . . . Sylvester and Saimond Ryan, cf ...... 29 British trolley 24 Cloy fOT Trent MSUteh But Savitkas, fourth hurler t r ^ Krptak. 2b ... 10 0 10 0 JUST LIKE 1M«r, &1? 32 Armed fleet 25 Hm ■ Sartor led off the Indians sec­ each swiped two bases . . . Well Pzycocskl, rf 1 0. 0 1 0 0 his plethora of fine p ltch e^ tn a t 2 0 0 0 2 0 |4'Staple food r r r ond with a sliced hit to rlghtfteld played game rah off In little over White, p .... r r “ & r r i Coach Tom Kelley has callpd'on aa and stretched It into a double with Brezlckl, a *. 0 0 0 0 0 of Ireland r“ r two hours although almost .half Chamion, p .. 0 0 0 0 0 0 a starter, can lyeU be prpdd ,of yes­ some smart base running. After hour, late In starting . . . Only two m SO Beverage IT IT terday’s perforthanpe; Adroitly, 1 0 container nr Wojnarowlcz fanned, Saimond pro- errors, one by each side . . . In­ Totals ...... 29 0 3 24 8 mixing 'lt> an assortment of s!o\v duced his first running scoring a-Strurk out for White In 8th. „ ^ 37 Overacta 17 dians helped Savitkas out of shaky Manchester ...... *V- 010 Ml 20x-^ 18 Lampreya IT stuff, SavltkaMfept the Rams at Bingle. , first Inning with smart doubleplay [1?|AEAriea b y f sw ln g -^ > A hatural distance from 8. -SuUlvan’a Red A Whlt'a the ball. , M. w e rlw “ ? .‘ 6M A f^^ ye,te?d.y .fterjeon in W »t out veteran Stefan Redl of Germany, but Fullmer, is going the world’s boot tennis player who. In the forehand, .move the l e « BY FRANK O’NEAL 3. Saani Rofbuck as a consultant for A. O. Spalding foot toward the het^. but don't SHORT RIBS 4. Anny A Navy Club Hartford for its initial loss of the season. The Indians easily | connoiiy and Eari Lav- to try for a KO anyway in their 10-round nationally teie- outacored Windham, 81 1/3-212/3,^- ^ ' ’ j'cry ’each had two •hits for the Lit- vlMd (ABC) middleweight bout^------^ and Oo., tearfiee the basliM Of his point the toe. On the backhand, i. Police A Fir* extend the right foot toward tha to hike Its overall record.to 9-1 In Diacui: 1. Johnson (C): 2. Bjoro'TW): 1 ^jg Indians, Don Gllha pitched here tonight. replacing his brother as middle­ power game. . . , . . N atfoM l Lreagna the other part of the trismgular the first five Innings and Mac Mc- But then Redl says he’ll try for weight chanip. ’ ' ■ The basis o f good tennis Is foot­ net. Most young players are Incunea 1. Manchaatar Auto Parta meet which waa scored cm a dual Javeltn: i. Goehrtnr (tif: 2. Drochor- (jurry the last two, the pair al- a knockout, too. Most observers expept the Wght work.. ■ , meet basis. . . -- o to'-try to ' blast the hall.- ForgOt . 3 £ 2 & : ■ " V . i . Oraen Manor chik-(Ci : 8. B TT, (l^K 4. Johnson tC). pn]y seven hits. The., win, ’•Redl' Is pretty hard^ to knock to he a bruising battle. Don,' who A fighter doesn’t ie t far unless Gordon Ollnger and Fred Hom- he can move. ’ , blasting. r. ua.rw.ee. 1f*n a. Madlea ' hTcft .vy>r«_Cpoard'a_jnAjor. .Htal-. ®PoiJ®«uif. 1. Kostenko : Cahokas (M), ,Ue. HelBbt. 10.feet. ______though he may be quick and all the power you neeil. .f. a. Moriarty Broa. track squads as they led the all­ ’KfjxArti rrlav Conard (SIoaII. HonB-1 ^ __ ___ . • aggressive.” stronger punch than either of hie b y AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS han^^ftavlzia Ollnger): 2. Manchester. KAl^L KEH LEB has been brothers. But he doesn’t have much sure-footed to begin with. Mov­ winning Chieftalna to their fifth Redl says he hasn't seen Full­ ing after the hall without wasted .n e x t ': The forehand. l o n g SAM itBjwrsomfiocKEoiiLWP V lataraattBaal consecutive dual meet victory of T. 1:37.8. aw^Cd the Bhepert Rifleman mer fight, but figures his knock­ experience. MISSED Tie BUS-IWND0®>OPP \ RWRXLY 1. Norman’a Medal, second highest- award In motion Is Important. H0.60ni«RBI4 the spring. Tlie victory In battle of outOut recordrecoru Isis betterUCLt^ia thana.sa«aa» the ~ It xt willWIU be UH Don’sJ./UIAII debutUCMUV beforewnsavav. Uiev-.-- Alw ays play the ball. Never let S. Lawyara unbeaten teams probably won the American Junior shooting, by the Utahn’s, who Is the youngster of National TV audience In the fight It play you. Concentrate on your TRRiBtB L/wrwewr-AMDTig / a. Pmganl Catarara CCIL title for Conard. Ollnger National Rifle Assn. Kehler Is a the "Fighting Fullmers” whichstarts at 10 p.m. (E § T ), i-iSC stance. 5ntAN6K SSEMH) so la-wey B 4. Aeeto A Bylvaater won both the 100 and 220-yard member of the Manchester Rifle includes N B A middleweight champ] ^he bout w ill be In the W est Jor f- • /nuMilT amtse SHELTER— IHB A tennis racket. I always teU ■y '-‘Ju v-4 dashes while Hpmbruch prevailed Club, winning club honors earlier Gene and lightweight Jay.^ dan Athletic (31ub, owned------w..by Jen­t.« 3 I terfTiKD A atfos- — . - In the 440-yard run and broad this week among Junior members kids In ihy Spalding clinics. Is son, and the smallest site for a swung the same way a baseball tueEDATOfllCANK 16—1->. Jump. In addition Ollnger ran one Redl, the 27-year-old German, REC LEAGUE Wednesday night fight. ‘ player swings a bat. Rotate the Trenton, N J .. — Mel ColUns, leg for Conard't winning 880-yard -.1 1 , 1 o I CH ENEY TECH, which has won has a 26-5-1 record with 14 knock­ Monday. May 16—^1- Timely hittlng/sparked Renn's Fullmer will have a five or alx body using the racket as an ex­ 157»/4, Trenton, stopped Joe Mice#, relay team. over) two of thVeS baseball decisions tWs outs. Fullmer’s record Is 20-3 Tuaa^bHf, May 17— Tavern to an^ 8-4 victory pound weight advantage when he 154, New York, 3. Wadneadhyi May -16—1-4. Scoring victories for the Indians with eight knockouts. Elarly this tension of the arm. S ^ a U ^ l'li^ t rghTatm . spring, hosted R^ky Hill ^gh enters the ring at about 156 In a waiting position, the feet Hartford, Conn. — Steve Ward, Thuraday, May lO —6-5. against'Conard were John Salclus year he won a decision over fOT- pounds. Redl says he vrlll weigh should straddle an Imaginary line 140, Hartford, outpointed Eddie .Friday, May 20—4-1. (mile), Fred Kpstenko limle vault) mef welterweight champ Virgil Antonettl, 140, Puerto Rico, 8. . 151 pounds at the most. and the player should stay on the and Bob Goehring (Javelin). In­ Akins. . . ' Richmond, Oallf. — Fernando dians who also won In competition w h V Martin stroked a triple and teams Rockville "Hfi hasn't fought anybody,” the balls of his feet. Never play flat- Monday. May 28-2-1. Sifi^e to pace Renn's attack. Ington at Henry Park and RHAM I f Don wins tonight's battle, Sota, 122, Portugal, and Gaetano }»wiaWwaiw.Tjaaibaawaa* ^ . — Xuaaday, May 24—8-4, against Windham In addition to German said of Don, "and my footed. '^ F irs t National loaded the bases High h Jenson says he v;lU continue to Move for the hall vyith a mlni- Annaliiro. 121. San Francisco, Wedneaday, May 25-1-5. above mentioned boys were Harold record le better than > hie; I m^ Move lor uie i •*K’t for you, Froddio! I docldod to g rt you Bomothlnj: Bennett (220 and 440), Ken Smith in' the sixth Inning but Pagan!, on line in Hartford against La campaign in the middleweight di­ mum of ateps. and execute the Draw, 10, - Thuraday. ifa y 26r-2-4. on going to try for a knockout, too. (880), Goehring (broad Jump) who had tanUUzed the losers a ll Salette Seminary. vision, possibly with an eye BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD for ySir birthday that you’d navar got for youroem’*^ Friday, May 2T—5-8. JUDD SAXON Mike Simmons (high Juipp) and night with his alow offerings, was „ ^ _ n n w L lN G PAJ THEN Vtw Manchester’s relay qua^et of Bud tough in the clutch and preserved MERCHANTS BOW LING Monday, M ay 80—8-1 , 5-4. MV PEAR BARON, WILL NOT MIND IF WE TARE BY ROUSON Foster, Jud Oldman, Bill Viot and ^ e victory League banquet will be held Sat- BXCUSEME-BUT, THESE SENTLEMEN Tuaaday, May 8 1 ^ -2 . Bennett. They fnapsged to salvage R ^ h s Tavelriv ..113 03x— 8-7-6 urday night at the Garden Grove WE'VE RECEIVED A Wadneaday. June 1-4-5. 6TRANSE REPORT.. LITTLE SPORTS this win In spite of a dropped First National . .100 030-4-6-4 with dinner being served at 7 Thuraday. June 2-8-1. batpn. / * Paganl and Cuneos. Carr and | o’clock. Friday, Jun# 8-5-2. Indiana ^ ^ t meet will bo Mon­ , Z7HINKX Kelley. WtOWWHAT IT 4 day against Platt at Memorial Monday, June 6— 4-1. Yesterday’ s H om ers WARDS Fields > IS, MO/V CHURCH LEAGUE O N T t . CJ M E R Y W A P D r CAP/M/ATP... Tuaaday. Juno 7—2-5., Tiie summary: Trailing 4-3 at the end of four (Season Total In Parentheses) BUT BE ASSURED Wedneaday, June 8— 1-3. ,6hot put: 1. Blum (W): i Slcvena American League IT WAS ONLY A Innings, St. Mary’s exploded for Thuraday, June 0-5-4. (Cl; 3. Kaaelauskae (Ml; 4, Dohes (C) JEST/ Dlit 46 It. ''ieven runs over the last three Colavlto, Tigers .(4). Friday; June 10-2-8. 100-vd. dash: 1. Ollnger (C ): 2. Sin frames to pull out a 10-6 victory Houard, Yanked (4). d«r (W); 3, Monahan tC): 4. Wlntera X-Werti, Red Sox (4). (M) T. 10.6. _ over Center Congo last night at Monday, June 18 —1-2. / 230-yd. daah; 1, Ollnger (C): 2. Ben Charter'Oak. A four-hit, four-run X-Repulskl, Red Sox (1). Tueaday, Juna 14 4 6 . nett (M); 3. Volt (M); 4. Nldle tC). T Sle\ers, White Sox (8). the PEAR. 0»|R»«8»_ sixth put the game on Ice for St. .ium tire BY JOHNNY HART Wadntaday, June >5—5n. 257 Smith, White Sox (3). UTTIB ROOU WENT fOR.. 440 yd. daah: Hornbruch (C): 2. Ben­ Mary’s. B. C. Thuraday. Jun^.-16 —2-4. nett (M); 3, Sldell tC); 4. King (M) , Center Congo socked three home Lollar, White Sox (1). Friday, Jung 17—5-8. T. 62.9. X-WllUams, A’s (1). , LIKE, TEULAAB ONB 880-yd ...i: Rsvl^ (C); 2. Smith runs In a losing cause. Smith, An TKATHRS. A R B (M); 3, Chee»man (M): 4. EveraU (C) Anderson and Hurd socked the Plersall, Indians <1). ' b y ROY CRANE TVIK l o w e s t I TriiNt^ LO W ER.-" Moodav. June 20-1-4. T 2 04 7 four masters for the losers. (First National League TWE W ORsrJ Mlit;' i. Salciu* (M)■ 2. Rlc« ^ (W.) Kel«h (il).) Hght 6-4 Center Congo .300 100 2— 6-10-0 fliaetw isf---- ’^seutacmoALwoei^p.*, ^ T FMday, June 24-^-2. Post, Phillies (1). ynKPnuiL,itrsmr Broad Jump; 1. Hornbroch (C): Odell and Burr; Blevins and Mc­ l^OOMSCMCr. GoKhrlng (M); 8. VIot (M): 4. 1I« Carthy. X-Bases Loaded. n t m n han (C). Dial.. 19614. ARIW I , Monday, Jims 27—.S'E. «0IN& Tussday, June 28— 4-1. W H W j Wedneaday, June 29-2-5. Thursday, June 30— 1-3, Friday, July 1-4-2. NYLON 64 /A y \ Monday, July 4— 1-5, 8-4. MACHINE SHOPS AND STORES OPEN SATURDA^ •ntt.’Jtwrtf* Last team designated Is home O C ) o DuPont Nylon cord BY DICK CAVALLl team. . ■ j FICI MmlM »t *ll MORTY MEEKLE . A - A Rained out games will be played O C f o 3000 grtpphiM XKNOW rrOAWlUff UKB ANBAf en Saturday. First reilnpd out coNVEKnet-ewnH game, 6 p.m. Second rained out A COMPLETE UNE'FOR 5.70-15 bliKk , 24-monrti goarantoa ueather gpHouCTBRy/ game, 4 p.m. Third rained outl tube-type plue a* \»tL?yoirt*eaw . 3“ BY LANK LEONARD game, 2 p.m. . •xeiee lox and • FREE mountinfl MICKEY FINN i r ^ ^ A O T N O MONey. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, I960 PApS TWEUlTV Borrows Wt>rtz^Bat and Duplicates Grandslam THE lerstein GOING SOUTH ■ Herald Angle W a r d Unlvsrslty Park, —(N»A> That*® Fiahing Gets Dfecision Over Ed Antonetli —Penn SUte wUl lnau«»«to foot­ n s ball relations with -Miami of Coral EARL YOST S m a l l P l a y e r , Steam*. Ky. (^fisherm en are HarUord May U A\Steve9bout. but picked Ward by 88-36 Gablea in 1961 with a night gam* Ho patient folk. 'TWt* J im 'WhUfleld, when it waa over. In the Orange BowL on s Aport* Editor \vii^"of* Manchester won »/^<^o*® of Atlanta." Ga., one ,ot thousands decision over -Ed AntOnettlxof In the semi-final. Calvin Strong, ers O u t s i d e S h o t who^’riiSlied toe Yamacraw ^ t l o n aeviiaiuii • ----- . 204, of New Milford, declsloned IN THE MONEY Hartford In toS Boltimore — (NBA) ^ Latest from Small Fry League i "fbe Chunberland River to try three-bout boxing card here Abe Davis, 202, In six rounds. A who^Tom Sturdivant got Jim ^ d is on ITl* luck during toe spring run of a scheduled four-rounder ended Lqngden, who la In to* Jockey* ••T V 1. Ajrmr 1"1 ZjP\— ♦Mid th# 14th by th* Tllg[8r*, May Have Day night,' _ , H *n of Pam* a t PlmUco, haa nev- New Yo?|k, May ll ,Thtt ll while winning their flr«t a pop' up and then fanned plnch- Little League baseball enthusiasts are but in full swing, wMleye plkei "I’ve been here four .‘Both are 140-poundera Referee v(dien Jimmy Blythe, 202, of Hart­ They didn’t win by. much; but five ganree, then managed but two hlUer Ted Klueaewskl In Ute iflnth. Homer Record Tied Again more than 500 .alone in the Manchester area, and humorous days,” Wbllfleld said. "I’ve lost ford, kayo^ Tony Mandell, 196, or beon worse than second In tore# INDIANS », YANKS 1 — Cleve­ Billy Taylor had It Sven going into rides In The Preakness. ' In the plunge. ■tones about the small fry, aged eight to 12, are drifting into 62 lure* and haven't got that first the last two rounds of a 10-round Of New York, In toe first the Detroit Ti^ra are losers land got rolling In the four-run Chicago, May 11 (/P)—^if walleye ..-."But it sure ,ta fito” no more. After dropjJing 10 in Moeel etjHick out eeven and the Chicago White Box. Wil­ the office almost daily. One of the best yarns was related by Abe Saperstcin’s new Ameri­ walked jUet one for hie first vic­ 10th with a hit batUr, a sacrifice New York, May 11 (/P)-The liams’ first home run of Uie R TOw and going scoreless for and Johnny Temple’s RBI American League tied the Tommy Conran, a coach in the National League Farm By®* tory In three decisions. He gave up ' American League^ vear capped ® can Baaketball League atarts 212/3 innings, the Tigers elngles by Billy Gardner and I^no It was the first hit off Ryne Duren Batting (Based on 35 or more major league record for the rnnlng as the A’s beat Balri- torn “I-was helping put some of the boys through a workout operating in 1961-62 as sched­ Anally broke through last night, Bertoia and a triple by - Bob Alli­ (1-1) In 91/3 inninga of relief at b ats)—Maris, New York, .431; second flme this season with .at Park." Tom sald,^ stretched over six appearances. three grandslam home runs uled, the little guy and the winning l.-O at Washington'-on son while putting away the third Runnels, Boston, .411; Alllsonr " '^ e ^ R e d Sox were the eee- "when one little tyke, no higher long shot specialist^may have Rocky Coliivito’i two-out home three-hitter ot hie career. ’ Jim Plersall’s three-run homer Washington, .392; Lumpe, KansM last night. >ond club to hit two 'n one than say belt line, came over and run In the ninth Inning and the capped It for the Indli^. who City and Skowron, New York, It’s the 11th time three eame. this season. Baltlm^* ■ •aid he was a pitcher.” their day. ' „ ^ three-hit pitching of lef^ander scored In the first and then wague (2-1) won It, leaving five Yankee 16; Kubek, New York, 15. . three for the day. It was the ted hi* gk)Ve a couple of time* after Friday'# trade with Los An Rip I' Repulski conn^ed for and walked out to the pitching Assn. standings. , _ geles, won it with a tie-breaWng runner* stranded In 2 2/3 Innings. Runs Batted In—Skowron, New fourth time the Red SOx have Chlcago's'White Sox were^eat He came on In the eighth after El­ Boston, tying the major league done it. a major league rewrd. mound. SaperSteln yesterday disclosed en »-7 at Boston by two -grMd-. Shot in the eighth off reliever Don York, 20; Gentile, Baltimore,'19; one-game record for one 'Club, ston Howard’s home run junked Marls, New York, 18; Minoso, (Chi­ The maiors have -countea 13 "1 nearly fell over when he that his projected league was ex­ slam home runs, but retaln>d a Ferrhrese — after borrovielng th^e and Dick Williams slugged one woUnd up and threw hi* first bat Wert* used for his bases-load- Jim Perry’s one-hit 'shutout. cago and Allison, Washington, 17. grand slams this season, eight panded from six to eight teams, one-game lead gs Cleveland knock­ for Kansas <^ty. Repulskl’*, in the AL. Repulskl was the nitch.” Conran said. The ball but Instead of starting next fall, ed off second place New York ,11-1, ed homer in the first Inning. Hits—Lumpe, Kansas City and coming in h's first at bat In came up to the plfctf on several Wert*’'wallop made kirn the^fourth A’s 10, ORIOLES 0—Dick Wil­ Allison, Washington, 29; Power, IDth plnch-hilter to ronnect as first planned, will begin In toe in 10 innings. Kansas City wal­ liams got the A’s started on their the . American League after fm- a home rim in the majora bounces. ■ loped Baltimore 10-0. with a 9- active AL player with 1,000 RBI, Cleveland, 27; Skowron, New Friday’s trade with the Los 1961-62 season. free-wheeling fifth with a. double thUs vear, the first to hit a "Who said you were a pitcher 7 Pittsburgh and’ Portland, Ore., nm fifth Inning and a six-hitter by and also started winless Early York, 28; Mlnosb, Chicago, 25. Angeles Dodgers, carried the Conran asked. "My father," came off loser Hoyt Wilhelm (1-2) and Doubles — Allison, Washington, Red Sox to a 9-7 victory over h grandslam. have jollied an original charter COLLEGE TRY-^-Look- Dick iHall. \ Wynn, last year's ace, on the way then climaxed the rally with a to his fifth straight knockout. 9; Lollar,' Chicago, 8; Buddin, Bos­ ^Co^n«n tiaA all he could do to group including Chicago. San ing as if he’s about to TIGEIWl 1. SENATORS 0—COl- grandslam homer, off reliever Jack ton and Skowron, New York, 7; Pr&ncisco, IJos Angeles. Cleveland, Frank Baumann (1-2), the ex- Fisher. Hall, who broke in w th keep a straight face, knowing that swallow the discus, Jack - avito, the slugger Detroit got Red Sox lefty, was the loser and Cli»j,ton, Boston, Power, Cleveland the el|rit-year-old wasn’t strong Kansas CTlty and Washington, Putnam strains to the ut­ ■v 'V. .-.fc from Cleveland in an effort to Pittsburgh In 1955, won his third and'^ Maris,, N^W York, 6. D. C. Frank Sullivan (1-1)’ the vvinner without defeat, giving up nothing enoughlto pitch, at this stage. But avoid such things as a 10-game both In relief. A1 Smith, Roy Triples^Fox, Chicago, 8; Han­ when the lad aaked replied like Sapersteln hold* a fine scorn most finishing second losing streak, broke up a three^it but singles, walking none and sen. Baltimore, Power, Cleveland for the free-scoring tactic* of the with 163 feet, 4 inches Sievera and Sherm L^llar homered striking out six for his first ma­ thi* the coach nearly fell over; SKY HIGH__Hitting a rainmaker almost s t r a i t up, shutout by Washington's Tex for the White Sox; who left run­ and Mantle and Howard, New "If 1 can sUnd up clo*er-to the NBA, even though he owns 35 per helping UCLA to win dual Clevenger (1-1). It was Rocky s ners on third and second when jor league shutout. York. 2. '■ . batttf. I can gel Oie bWl over,” TOMMY OONBAN cent of the Philadelphia Warriors meet with Washington in Roger Maris follows the flight of fourth home run, all in victories. fro m Home Runs — Held, Cleveland, the youngster said. in th a t loop. He sal0 he soon will fielLr New York Yankees obtained Kansas City and Lemon, Washington, 6; Sie. ington Valley League. Ronnie Sell'his Interest In the Warriors. Seattle. hasn’t been doing this often. He leads the American Hem, Kansas City and Skowron, Daigle was anxious to organize a Abe has come up with a nun^ League in batting a v e r a g e . ______New York. 5; Seven tied with 4. Off the Cuff team of local player* to take over ber of novel rules changes which Stolen Bases—Aparlcio, Chica Frank (BnlU) Moirdaviky, the the vacated spot but wa* unable to will be tested this summer by hla Mrs. Simon Wins go, 4; Smith, Chicago, Power, fine volleyball player (•piker), has fecure a aponsor. Moriarty • wul Harlem Globetrotter* and used In campaign in the faster Connectl- Lead by IV2 Cleveland and Kallne,' Detroit, 8; been playing the sport since he was the leagrue If feasible Third Net Prize GiAnts IS . . RoUry CTub plan* a golf cut State League this Summer . . Six tied with 2. tournament for member* June 8 at Gene Johnson’s address with ^ e Pitching—Staley. <3hicago. Hall, Cedar Rapids, Iowa Braves In we 1 For Women Golfers Kansas City and Coates, New the Country Club. Bob Boyce will minute games. Instead of 48 mln- Class B Three I ‘A “ York, 3-0, 1.000; Six tied with 2-0, handle all deUHi . . Paul Sartor, uUs as to* NBA plays. Bonus Pacing a field of ®6 Class B Con­ •enlor Inflelder with Manchester lows: Gene Johnson, 1323 Birch 1 .0 0 0 . St., Northwest, Cedar Rapids, fouls would be out. necticut W omen's Golf Assn, Strikeouts — Pascual, Washing­ High’* baseball team, ha* parent* But that’s only a starter. Abe lows. golfers St toe Manchester Coun- 1 ton, 42; Beil. Cleveland.'’37; Bun- who hPM down police and fire job*. proposes to widen the free throw try (?lub yesterday waa Mr*. Nel­ 1 ning, Detroit, 26; B arber,. Balti­ Paul’s Dad. Tony, 1* a fireman sta­ End of the Line lanes from 12 to 48 feet under the son Blake of Wepawaug. Mrs.! tioned a t Ho*e Co. No. 1 while his ■ NATIONAL liEA ei’K AMERICAN LEAGUE more, 20; Estrada, Baltimore. Ca- . .^lus^Rlbbon JJqg Show of baaket- to whittle \dpwn rebound­ Blake won with * card of ,51^7-98. fifthvaekl; SbuWpaw' -jbhnny, • Podres sate"’' and ■ Monbouquette, ^ Boston, 'mother tt^Pspi^al- Wgiifi(rwfnrbe ing' by skyscrajper '.players. This Tied for third place honors, was Tneed^ris wonnan atatloned a t We*t Center at Framingham, Mass.. .Bristol San 9Yancisco 4, Philadelphia JT ,Itt®d olit. It waa the C^ba (2-2) lost to Pittsburgh a t Los and Ramoa, Washington, 17. three second perlringxzone would Mrs. F. R. Simon of the host club Detroit 1. Washington 0. , New York, May 11 ' straight. poatponement. •N. St. and O’Leary Dr. . . ^rlsUe West End Athletic Club, oiwe taiper to 12 feet at toe free threw with a 51-52-103. Mrs. Simon won Pittsburgh 8, Los Angeles 2. Kansas City 10, Baltimore 0 isn’t’how many o^ou 'Win in a Angelea for the flrat time In four McCormick recently took In both Cincinnati at Chicago, Post­ NATIONAL l e a g u e sponsors of many fine the third Jow net prize by match­ (Cleveland 5. New York 1. (10). row that counts in the Na­ GIANTS 4, PHILS 3—The Gi- decisions, giving up both homers.' Batting (Based on 35 or more the Kansas Relays and Drake teams, will hold an Old Tlm^m Three Point BaMtetS ing cards with a 103-21-82 total.. poned. Boston 9, (Chicago 7. anU, getting a pair of unearned Norm Sherry, who hit a home run lay* during a vUlt to Kansas. Fifty Night. May 19 at the Miss Helen Reynolds, now play­ Only Games Scheduled. tional League race, it’s -whom at. bata) — Mays, San Franclaco, year* ago McCormick wa* an of­ Ho would give three polnto for - W. L. Pet. G.B. runs as the Phils made three er­ in the second inning, and Junior .405; Clemente, Pittsburgh. Aaron, ballroom. JaOkle FarreU. head ing out of the Manchester Country W. ' L. Pet. G.B you beat and when. Ask the rors, Won it .jon Don Blasingame s ficial at the second annual Drake baskets ihot beyond toe rim of to® .632 — Gilliam, who tripled and scored on Milwaukee and CuCry. Philadel­ of the New York Yankee speakers free throw circle, shout 21 feet Club, shot a 46-37-93 with the San Francisco .M 7 .682 Chicago ..., .12 7 San Francisco Giants, who tie-breaking single in the »®vemh an infield out in the eighth, had Relays. The retired local man. .10 7 phia, .385; Burgess, Pittsburgh, bureau, will be the guest out. He would permit use of hands Class A player* who competed at PitUburgh .609 New YorkN, have a modest, four-game wnnnlhg after blowina 2-0 lead. T ht fiye of the Dodgers’ hits between long an active football official and . .Big Joe 'Twaronlte, jong ball hit­ the New Haven Country Club, .563 Boston .... . 9 7 Phils caught up with Wally Post s .362. now aecretary-treaaurer of the by a defensive player vtoile fac­ Milwaukee . streak but a IH-gnme them. ' \ ^ , Runs — Skinner, Pittsburgh and ting first basenfan with Manchea ing an offensive player. In oto^ Mr*. Donald Driscoll, of Shuttle Cincinnati . .500 Clleveland .. .10 8 They matched their longest suc­ two-run homer In the seventh oft Central (^nnecUcut Board, U ter High’s baseball tea^ Meadow In New Britain, topped I .10 10 It was the second major league Maya. Ban Francisco. 20; Groat, words there would be plenty of Los Angeles . .458 Baltimore . Johnny Antonelll, 'vho-wBS work­ home run for Sherry, the catcher- graduate of Drake. the Clius A field with a 40-45-85 .450 , . 8 11 .421 4 cess string ®'nce„1858 w‘th * 4-2 Pittsburgh, 18: Clemente, P itts­ St. Louis . ■ 9 Washington victory over the Philadelphia Phil ing on a'two-hlt shutout. Stu Mil­ brother of Dodger relief ace Lar­ round. _ 9 U .391 Detroit .... , . 6 10 .375 4'A ler (1-1) won It by facing and re burgh and Blasingame and Mc- will enable toe UtUe guy to cope Phliadelphla lies last night after replacing PitU­ ry Sherry, and I Cove’y, San FraneiJeo. 17, Here *n There \ from soorta publicity departmenw with toe giants. , . Stan HlllnsW aifil Frank Grana- C3ilcago 6 12 .333 Kansas City , . 7 12 ,368 5 burgh in first place with a three- tiring just one man, loser Gene secutive at bftta. His firat Deal | ■Dt*»fAi4 in _ f at Notre Dame and the University to, both of toe Manchester Coun- Conley (0-1) In the seventh. Billy Runs Batted In, — McCovey, L*nky Tony FalcetU Furtherm ore, If a couple of Today’s Games Today’s Game* game sweep over the Pirates. Philadelphia 3-2 In 11 Innings San Francisco, 27; Clemente. of Richmond nothing has ^e^ w- players start mixing It up they try Club, were among toe leaders St. Louia (McDaniel 1-0) at Detroit (Lary 1-2) at Washing­ O’Dell then blanked the Phils on Saturday nlgfht. This one waa the on* of the main reason* RHAM celved on , the progreas of Eddie as the Central Connecticut Golf And they needed this one to one hit over the last two frames. Pittsburgh, 23; Ma*eroski, PitU- High boast* an undefeated baseball w(^d be ejected—not for toe en Milwaukee (Spahn 1-0), 9 p.m. ton (Ramos 0-3), 8 p.m. first by the Dodgera o« Law. (5-1) burga. 22; Bank*, Chicago, 21; Wojclk and Alan Cole. /The *’or- tire game—but for only toe quar­ Assn, held Its first meeting of toe Pittsburgh (Daniels 1-0) at Los City (Daley 1-2) at keep the Sues from making up since Memorial Day, 1957. record. The former Manchester mer. a catcher, U capUln of toe season at the Edgewood Country any lost ground. The second plac* PIRATES 8, DODGERS ^ Thomas; Chicago and Skinner, youngster, who pitched for the ter involved. Angeles (Koufax 0-2), P;"'; Baltimore (Walker 0-0), 8 p.m. Both Los Angelea runs were HFTTEIt-'rHIS WAY—Roy Seivers looks back on his Irish diamond nine while Cjolc like There would be no 24-eecond enub In Cromwell. Hilinskl’s card O ncinnatl (O’Toole 2-2) at Pirates, who had lost four straight Righthander Vern Law became the Pittsburgh,, 18. local Legion Juniors last summer. Woiclk a senior, is a shortstop read 38-36—74 which wa* good Cleveland (Bell 3-1) at New after winning 10 of 12, defeated first pitcher to win five In the ma- earned, although the Plratee were Hits — Clemente, Pittsburgh; vearari4^ith Washington, delighted to be with win­ Is linbeaten this Spring w d Is also rule, as employed by toe -NBA, for Chicago (Hobble 2-3), 2:3^p.m. York'(M.aas 0-0), 2 p.m. charged with two errora--givlng with toe Southern Confereime for a fourth place tie while 1 Los Angeles; 3-2. jopa thla season as the Pirates 35; May*. San Francisco, • 34 ning White Sox for a'change. The slugger ?>ves the * fine hitter . . Wally ForUn re­ Splderti.'.Charlie Robbins, M. D„ shooting. Instead, if. a defensive Philadelphia (Owens 2-2)^ at Chicago (Shaw 2-1) at Boston them 13 boots in three garnet and Groat, Pittsburgh. 28; Moon, Los player touches the ball held by the Graflato shot 38-41-79. , San Francisco (Jones 3-2), 4:30 bacieed his elght-Hitter with home ports a 'Twilight Baseball I^api® vMtea lhat Bill McArdle “T Ben Lewon of toe host club and (Brewer 1-2), 1:30 p.m. The only other NL game schedul­ 17 in their last six. Angele* and White, St. IjOuIs . 27. cago club a belt in the dugout and insurance at first baa« ______offensive man.j* jump ball would Thursday’s Games nins by Hal Smith and Bill Ma*er- for men will sUrt In June with all Chester and Brown University U toe last player off the,tee won toe Thursday’s Schedula ed, Cincinnati at Cnitcago, was raln- Doubles —' Pinson, Cincinnati and in left field. ■ ______garnet at Memorial Field. A four- ;i^ t'w « k ’s 1 be called. St. Louis a t Milwaukee 2:30 p.m. having a fine spring The playing court would be ex­ event with a two under par 38-31— M ao*d»**r’nrM Detroit at Washington, 1:30 p.m. 9; Mays, San Francisco, 8; Ilalley • team leigue Is planned. Sponsor* 69 round. TvOo over going out, Cincinnati ab Chicago 2:30 p.m. and Martin. Cincinnati. McCovey games .In toe Church tended three feet beyond each .., d**li**d iiHf »smitKhir*d to Philadelphia at San Francisco Kansas'City at Baltimore, 8 p.m. for two of the four team* have sU League will not count Lewon came home In a blaze of Mk* ncippini Pf*e6cai Cleveland at New York, 2 p.m. San Francisco .and Spencer, St Record in Return Bouts Better ready been found. Teams will be standings. Commissioner backboard to allow more ma glory getting four birdies and five 4;S0 p.m. UConns Defeat Coast Guard, Sport Schedule Louis, 7. neuvering under the hoop. After Only Games -Scheduled. Chicago at Boston, 1:30 p.m. outfltUd in jeney* ’ ’ Peck reports. pars on toe back nine. LeWon beat A ll-W ealher Triples — T. Taylor, Chicago, 8 With Moriarty’* out of the Farm­ a basket, there would be-a three a field of 84 contestants. Today Eight tied with" 2. Business, Pleasure Routine or five second delay to permit toe Far lifm Haherl Hero in Central Win Farmington at Rockville, 8:15. Home RUns — McCovey. San fans to enjoy and applaud a good M m m RHAM at LaSalette, 3:30. Francisco, 8; McMillan, Cincinnati, scoring play, not to mention slow­ College Baseball Rocky Hill at Cheney Tech> 3. Clemente, Pittsburgh and Boyer. Problems for Soccer League ing up toe fast break. The University of Connecticut Police vs. North ^Jpda, 6:15 St. Louis,' 6; Eight tied with 5. Plan Set for Ingo’s Training "In, short, we want to give toe 3-T SAFCTY All-Wseriisr HusMiNi have run their *ea*on Stolen Bases — Pinson. Cincin­ fans basketball and not just a Oonnecticut 8, Coast Guard 1 Nebo. Central State 7, AIC 2 ' lAVdN 1 baseball record to 11 svina of a po*- No. Meth. VB. Liberty, 6:18 — nati. 9; Mays. San. Francisco, 8; Johansson said’ his record fnr Likely in United Stated Play Koring contest,” said Abe. G L E N N ^ ’ S aible Il2, the lateat victim being Charter Oak. / Virdon, Pittsburgh and Blasin­ Grossingcr. N.Y.. May. ,11 MfVB 1UM4VK* ____ L lUBBUU* 1 return bouts in the amateur day* • m 1 ennwi I the Coast Guard Academy. Thursday, May it game. Klrk'«n‘i and Cepeda, San The world heavyweight boxing usually w-as better than for hi* S | 0 o e * “ l u d r " — m m I The Huakiea dp'wned the Cadets Pitching—Don Moeal, Tigers, al­ Franciscb> ,4. champion intwl^s to mix business New York - (NEA)-Al « u b -|6 ^ i^ n entry Just what kind of 7J0nii . —, Manchester at Maloney, 8:15. first fight* with the same 'oppon-. >a ] t.fiK 5 - 4 I S O lO 3-1 yesterday in New London, get- lowed only three hlto, walked one Portland aLRHAM, 3:15. Pitching . McCormick, San with pleasure once more as P^®' 8.00x14 ting all three of their run* In the Francisco. 4-D, 1.000; Farrell. ent. . . . bins, coach of the New York "Soccer requires a different 8J0xY4 K----- rrz: aa.es i xf.vs i Mid atruck out seven for 1-0 vie Tennis: Manchester at Maloney, pares for h.i* 20 d®f®»«® "I u.sitallv knock them out fast­ I4.M ae-vertth Inning. In the only other Philadelphia and'^MiH*'’. Bt. Ixiuis, er than the'first Jime,’’ he said. "It Americans In the new Internatlon- Kind of stamina,” Stubblns -went smxis -■•"-I— tory over Senators that ended 3:15. against, ex-champ Floyd Patter 6.70x15 aA*3 aSeVX 1 college game In the state, Central Glia'* Vi, Teachers, 8:15—Nebo. 2-0, 1.000; Nine tied with 1-0, lusiially is much-easier the secoM ’ *1 Soccer Le*gu,e. ha* r*servations on. "It lin’t all running. ae.ea_Z li«9i 1 Ckmnecticut Stat^" beat American Tigers’ losing streak at 10 games son. to be able to start and atop qu1c*7 7.10x15 — 0 5 1 ” -----HSS— Baptist VS. Civitan, 6 :16-C h arte r 1,000. . . T Ingemar Johannson, .widely crit­ time." • . ^ about toe success■u«;vcw9 ofW4 tW* ---- - 7.60x15 ■ s653“ — SC$S B J i 1 Internationa), 7-2. ’ Hitting—Rip Repulskl, Red Box Oak. Strikeouta — Drysdale, Los Asked if'he had learrMsd much ly.played game in the United iy Good speed and movement tor BSS t 1 ■ ■■Mil 1 Connecticut put together the made American League debiit^lth Angeles. 55; Friend, Pittsburgh, icized last summer because he l()-20 yards la Important end *.00x13 U-T* 1 Friday, M ay,lS , didn’t worry about hi.s boxing 24 about Patterson in their firM-fight States.^ No. 14—^Relax jj^lS^ 1 three runs around one lone hit, a (dnchhlt grandslam home run that Glastonbury at Rockville, 3:15. 43; L. Sherry, Los Angeles, 31; enroute to his 3rd round knockhut "Breaking Into have to keep moving for 45 min­ \ 3-T AtlAViATHER iSetf 1- ■ "" double by Dennis DeCarii. TTie broke 5-5 tie for 9-7 vtetbry over Willey, Milwaukee, 29; Podres, Los hours a day, can point to the rec­ utes at a go. fcgflaHy Pri6»4-Tiiriipit«’’Prov«d Cheney Tech at Cromwell, 2. ord to back up his strategy. victory, the champ answered, toe popularity of By JIMMY DEMARET •m o N ■ M B I other IngredienU were a hit bats­ the W hite Sox. Monday, Mfy 16 Angeles, 26. "How can you learn much? It wa* toe big thriee Teams In Colleges ^ man, an-error, ,ji.»acrlflce. fly. a "I box six or seven rounds every "There are many universitisa News^per Enterprise Assn. ATOxIS------a i l l o B * 7J0kU "I g..— Hall at Mancheater^^S;15. day. ” he said. (He only went four sb short. . ■ports of football, I have mad® » career out of golf. ModraraB ■410x14 walk, and a t'(sro-ba»e ateal by Don "I don’t know what he can do. baseball and bas­ and colleges In toe country which 24.fi 1 Mendence. 0)a*t Guard ha* won Rockville at Windsor.'3:15.. Workhorse Pitchers yesterday). ”I think I actually It’s mqre-toan a game to me. It’s Tube-Type i3 S ih n •— n But I do know what he did last ketball will be have soccer clubs now. If we ^ U ikT " A2.eC ae.es j 1 ll've and ksst 10. East Hampton at RHAM, 8:15. worked harder for our last fight a business. 7.10 X IS 1 Track: Platt at Manchester, Milwk0kee UPl—In 1948, Warren time. It was not so good. They difficult." admits draw from that source, we wUl MeckwoB %l7.10x15 IX XWeVX Mrniwm , " 1A.M Centrail Conneoticut had a big ptKer Spprts than Patterson. He just kept But golf-.no doubt always will a*.et 3:15. Spahnm »n)kJanlkJohnny Sain pitched a talked about him being ^**1' Stub bliu, who be •. gaine to you. You won’t Tuba-Type • 1 3 “ * 738513“ — s £ « r “ — a o T ” 1 five-run eighth inning In It* con- staying in the training room all 4nit he was not so fast that night. American — JS T e l^ aiM I- ’S S H Tennis: Hall at Manchester, total of 572iqnings as the Boston ■ports busted make a business out.of It. If you 7A0 X IS iS K is" as.*3 i teat with AIC. Three of the tal- Brtives won tm< NaUonal League the time. Johan.sson’s adviser, Edwin Ahl- aoccer teams will not give way •iSPa* U.*l 1 .-g a — I He* were brought in on a ba*M- 3:15. , , "Nobody sits In the workroom nos# as his play­ Intend to, you’re wasting time, BIOckwaB I Page 19 Police vs Liberty Mutual, 6:15, pennknt, ,Laat y«r when the qiiisl is expected soon from er’s badge. .t o toe thinking of Ekiglish teams, Tube-Type -®psrssiS 1 McxaMoIx ^ I flearing doiAle by pinch ^ te r Joe after he Is finished work.. Why Sweden.' His American trainer, ■river there, cosxtoing I* not hrid right now. Yoii should be on toe Nebo. Braves tied Los Angeles only fo not leave the place when you are V "When Eng­ Bmf Mnm €k» Tnsmn M t4m An $tJU WnnUf Haberl., lose the two-game playoff. Spahn Whitney Bimstein, also is due In land Introduced m |hly. T h e players ^ practice tee. and Lew Burdette had pitched a through with your job? " ' camp any’ day. Mom (Ebba) and the they have reached the Wg Um talking to people who con­ waairtr Did the champ expect to go w hat we call sider golf as nothing more to*n total of 682 innings during tha^ea- Rop (Jens) and brother Role and football to Eu­ time, they know. . dancing during, the training pe- "For wlampfe, (leorge Itoynw a very, fine game, toe way It was ®on- - X his bride, Anett and Birgit already rope, It caught ON ANY OTHER KIND! M rlod ? are on hand. It looks like 1959 all on rapidly. There AI Stubblns coafched t o T ^ y j ^ team to toe meant to be treated. If you re ,ORE PEOPLE RlOE ON GOODYEAR TIRES THAN "If I feel like It,” he said. I World Cup in goingrto get toe most out of golf, will-go up to the hotel to’, look at over again. soccer had few . onain ■porU to compete England but c o ^ t get *->b you should approach learning and. the ^tertalnment. I wUl go to there was bullfighting. S ^ p t In a-small leagjm. But l<»k playing It In the spirit of fun. yau just the swimmingImmlnt, pool. Already Scholastic Baseball ^J^as about all. In this country at vrtiat coaching hs^^^e for Don't act like a scientist studying NIOHOLSMANCHESTER TIRE have playeiLgolf. 1 played four Hartford 7, Bulkeley 3 There are all «>rt.. of sports the South Americans, 'rhqy can the game through a microscope. GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE guide it! holes yesterMysterda, until it rained." Weaver 7, New London 8 drawing big crowds. You can spend only so much 295 BROAD ST.— Ml 3-5179 No -Wedding Date New Britain 3, E(wt Hartford 3 Play begin* In the new le(jgue time learning, practicing and play­ ^ 713 MAIN ST.^19.9523 TtMoriticaiy. evfry with ’n wwr Johannson, 27, sajd he and his Windham 6, Conard 4 (W) ing; -In-toe-long..^.run it’s toe NIWI bn M ara® fiance, Bir^fit LundgTmi. who is Welhersfleia 10. P latt 5 ule .split between , the Polo aihount of time you devote to toe IMCUISI on the premiscS,'.vhad setno date Manche.iter 6. Bristol Central 0 gam^\that will determine your M a*il M SHHi, SERVICE wit cai bt wMhtd-tbaii worn. iTAanfia Grounds-and Roosevelt Stadium for American te^s. for their wedding. .. \ Bristol Eastern.9, Hall 0 (For­ In Jersey City. SJ-ubbl^s. tsottr Besides a possible revolution In ability to. play It well.TThere Is no HOLLYWOOD SERVICE CENTER The champ insisted he,had^;lyen feit) . . ■ ■peaking-bloke with-flaTnlng red A m erican circles txx tium oi^t s ^ - other way. relax while you’re But unless the suit is specially constructed Southjngton 16, Newington 4 342 E. CENTER ST,— Ml 9-8187 no- thought to retirement from tl hrir. has toe seemingly Insur- cer co»to®®> ' International learning, and playing. and tailored — from tested wash 'n wear ring..,.c.,,_____^ , K Glastonbury 4, Farniington 2 • Leaguecould revolutionize tele If you do, this great game with Nvindsor 5, Rockville 4 » , mounUble task of whipping uP fabric blends — it will not come out ready, "I do not knovv how -^any more some .sort of an American out­ its etiquette and challenge will Get the mos|; put of golf. EHLER’S AMOCO STATION Ellsworth 8, Ellington 7 P W > « « fights I will have,’’ he saia. "I have fit by'^toen treat.ydu as.rit hM treated me... JACK’D ATLANTIC for wearing. Palm Beach Co; pioneers of not thought about it. If I beat Pat­ E. O/ 0mith 1, Stafford 0 minutes, how are they going . to as the game of a lifetime. 559 MAIN 5Tw— MI 3-14T7 St. 'ITromas Seminary 7, E ast •I think that for the .first ywr 706 MAIN 5T.— Ml 9-8232 washable men’s suits, devised eleven ne\b terson again there is no more re­ coaching will tell toe tale, toe get commercials on- ^ NEXT: The ’ hands learn to Golfers Win No. 2] match contract." ./ Windsor 0 construction techniques ;.. to give yot ■aid, relaxing In an armchair m blend Into toe correct grip. ^ JIM’S ATIANTIC STATION the, midtown ofSces of the As Poe Sets Pace| MORRISON’S ATLANTIC— these full benefits of wash-’n wear: con­ moto-mower Americans. Bowling Hogan Favored 451 W . CENTER 5 1 — Ml 9-8156 venience, performance, and appearanca. TRANSMISSION-PfiOPIUID •’Since you fellows have never PABKADE FRIDAY •Registering its second .victory In 288 W . MIDDLE TPKE.— Ml 9-8302 played soccer to , any extent, as many, days, Manche(rter High ■ [ th e Americana.^ wijl include - Standings In Invitation Golf One of their dis(:pveries, the costly million- POWER-FLO ■W. L. Pet. talented golf team defeated arch­ BUHNER’S SHEU SERVICE dollar contour-cut collar, gives custom- For Rent about six Europeans for the first Aceto A Sylvester 26’|"35% .6855 rival Wethersfield. 10%-TtV. -7®*- OLIVA’S ESSO DOES year.' Next season -we will have Fort Worth, Tex., May 11 ((Pp-f terday at the Manchester Country 653 CENTER 5T.—Ml 9-8128 tailored perfection to the all-important Ehout eight Americans and toe ■rhe National' Invita/tion Golf (Jlub.I. I t was toe 41st consecutive X 41 r HARTFORD RD.--MI i-S22t year after that toe whole team Dick’s Atlantic . • . 62 50 .554 neck ;8nd shoulder area . . . a fit that’s THE Manor Office .... .59tfa 62>.4> .5326 ^JTournament doesn’t get rolling triumph for top defending .state I jflU be from hla country." until tomorrow, but there’s a shot and CCIL champions. KEN’S OARABE hard to find in far more expensive regu­ StMl ki I wMi Ik* CNKMriNl •-' Only American City N&slff Arms • • • • • '527 a t $10,000 today th at should keep Pace-setter for toe Indians ^.*7tkintkiMaiicTwki:«^ Belmont Rug '^o56 DON WILLIS GARAGE lar. suits- .. a fit that stays perfect no Mobil 7 New York is toe only American Nlchol’s 'lire .....56'/4 M/4 .5056 the 64 entrants happily occupied. against-the always strong Ea^es AMOOVER—PI 2.A227 N hm kM* a W . Mty with a team In toe league Any' pro making an .ace can- links squad was junior Roger Poe. 18 MAIN ST-—Ml «-4B31 matterjiow many times the suit's washed mdilN ksin, Krtiaaiw bH ^»aH- irtto participants coming mostly Mshor Field ...... 4® ^ pick up $10,0(1)0. If more than one The latter had a two over par 72 SutikN im. N( mkkii a firom Europe. Austria, England, WlUi* ...... H turn toe trick toe money will be round. Other Individual scores for TONY’S ATLANTIG SERVICE , or worn. There’s no finer wash 'hj^ear yn |Ht Iii4i R. VwlHw SERVICE STATION Efanoe, Italy, Portugal;/Ireland, Sleepers ...... •.••3® toe Indians were Captain Bob See- mil ir«t la tkii, ttwalH-Tm Ik* divided equally. Elach entrant gets B ia MARKHAM SUNOCO STATION suit in America — at any price. Stop in flooUand, Sweden, Germany, YU- ■Results; Aceto 3, B e li^ n t 1. three toots at the bag of goW. irt 7T, Dick ProVost 89, Wayhe CENTER ST. *« »•*«’ Mta khwa Od*M a 134 E. C«nt«r Stre«t, Monch«*tAr S^lavia and Brazil have clubs ' Pimt-slzed Jerry Barber, who .leynolds 81 and alternate Pete-1 and try one on - you’ll see what we mean M-PiipiM IMala a*!. P A G Motor 3, Manor Field 1, 329 E. CENTER 5T.—Ml 9-8087 )kM It kaa-iaiMr maai. mlt, iWat, entered, but, the overall scheme Manor Office 3. Willis 1; Nasslfl 2. won the last Vegas Tourn^ent Zagllo 82. . I Now Oporating, Avoiloblo Juno 1 aaay Include other U.S. cities in of Champions last week, tirnied In •' ’The undefeated Indians next | ■a Mat. ONLY Sleepers v?: Nabslff 4, Sleepers 0 Dune’S ATLANTIO STATION future years. , (makeup, match). . cine of toe lower scores yesterday, match will be Friday At the Coun- HARTFORD ROAD SERVIOENTER Reasonable rent. Paid training cou^ for man . Btiibblns rate* toe' present firing 38-38—n . trv Club when they host Windham ^ 206 HARTFORD RD.—MI 9-8296 $ 1 4 4 . 9 5 lected Mechanical ability helpful. This m a high gal- Unheralded John • . McCartoj^ and Bristol Eastern In a triangular American calllber of play as-,about With a 150 average, set a new h lg ^ Most of the pros aiming for the 270 HARTFORD RD.—Ml 3-2408 II'Ditau Tim- lonage station and will provide an exceptional finan­ third clasa In England. individual triple as. he blistered toe \$30,000 were bn toe course yes­ Manchester (1*J4>...... W«th«ifi*Id (7H)' cial return to an iambitiou-s man. Mamed man pre­ ’W e have dlvJslofts or class m boards with a grand series of 226- terday. The .beat round turned in Rozyrs ...... 0 RUFINI^ FLYING A SERVIOE ebocer In England,” he explain^. was a 88-38-^9 by Gary Player aeelert...... | G r a n t...... 0 ferred. Should have $3,000 plus available company 235-156 for a huge‘617. O ther tpp Poe ...... s , ■ Best Ball . . . . lib ELLSWORTH and LASSOW 118 CENnR ST.P-MI 9-8279 T d say toe Americans have the scores Included Jack Russo 233- of South Africa> . - Best Ball ,... I ts game understood, but when I Tahbed *KS tournament fkvor P rovost ..... 1, Whalen 3 262 OAKLAND 5T.—Ml 3-5155 v LARSEN'S loan. _ 176__578, Bud Tomlinson 180-178 Reynolos J Russell ...... 3 lyed 4jx exhlibltums w ith Liver 217__575, Ted Sheehan 194,-186— ites are defeiMling Champion Ben Best Ball ... 1 Best Balt . 3, It yoiL feel qualified^to operate this excellent going Wxd overVW4 here’In ••• ——1948--1( toe Ameri- Hogan Arid Ariiold Palmer. Hog(an 560, Russ Aceto 184-192—530, Tiny Totals lOW Totals - 714 sHERiDAirs am fiE HARDWARE hosin'^ « * ian guys would «tay with na *or Pockett 183-191-528; Rol^d haa -won the NaUonal five times fchalf, but. then would flag out. and fates a.7-1 choice to pick up •4 D«pot Aiiiiar*, Maaeliofter CaN JA 2?S23T During Day Sm ith 180-628, George florrillo Five current -American League ROUTE 6i iOLTON—M I3tM 4f ^OondiUon is -toe detormtatag 186-179—628, Bruce H artw lck 181 his sixth orawn. Palmer, the tourie Or Ml 9-8692 Aftor 6 fM . tor, Mmbrttag to to# on^lme hotteirt performer eqrrenUy, la managara were major league In- .tsT-ltaward for Ulv^ooJ. ^ 618, Jack linnbU 182-806, Bob WU 'Melden. Hs188-B08, Jack VlttOM 218-800. mbed a® A4. eMMhss w6U have to -teach the V- t 1. p a g e TWEN*TT-TBWHi CONN., WEDWESDAT, m a y 11,. I960 MANCHESTEli EVENtN^ay^RALD, MANCHESTER^, Houses for Salo, 72 Houses for Salt Hous** for ^ * 72 House* for Sale 72 Houses for Sal* 72 VERNON—A throe bedroom rtoch OFF BAST CENYBB Street IA>B* r Business Locations EIGHT ROOMS—Can be ueed M ten robm home, two-car Ksrail*f UonsshoM Goods . $1' Husicsi Instramonts 53 NORTH CjpVENTRY — Builder’s you’d lov® to to Lak® DKLMONT s t r e e t - 6 room two- one or two-famUy. New K** heat- new G.E. oil fired burner, eccoom. MANCHESTER EVENING HERAl^D, MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, for Rent 64 home. Large el* room ranch, two- street school, groiles l-«. Aeaume f ALL KIN06 Of sterUltcd used fur- SEE ’t h e new Ktnsnian spinet story house. ElxceUent condluon. er storm windows, large lot. cau teal io heat, storm wtoilows^'wn* Boats and AcMMortat 46 t h r e e r o o m s , ground floor, car basement garage, near new 4'i% OJ. or F.H.A. 10% ^AOK TWBNTY-TWd nlture' for every room, most of H organ, two keyboards with pereua- Priced for quick sale. J. D. Real­ Ml 3-6304. , ____ . Ings ’ nicely landscaped. Priced BY PAGALY and SHORTEI ArtlclsB alon, $M6. Dubaldo Music (>nter, plenty of parking. Main St., near ty, 470 Main Street, MI 8-5129. school $17,900. R. F. Dlmock Price reduced to S ’ $18,(100. CaH Catherine V. O’Leary. IB FOOT Plycraft, ftbeiglased hun,. ' retWshsd. Also appliances spark­ MI 9-i5245 or Johanna Evana, MI E.'Bushey, Real Estate, MI 9-2083. Busincw Serviced 13 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW TOF BOIL—poeslWy to# cleanest ,186 W. Tpbs. Ml.f-W05. Post Office. Available May 15, to MANCHESTER - ExceUent resi AH 3-6680. Real EsUte, steering, controls, lights, cushions,' ling cltan and tested. New maple 4 CAROL DRIVE — RockvUle. $18, 9-5663. denUal erea. Neat 3 bedroom and most tortile available__ any- den set. Bronze/brsss dinette and 9-5239. 9-6. MANCHESTER — Twb-famlly dq. TTPBTWRmERS and ottic* ma­ speedometer, Masterqraft traUer. 650. 8 room • ranch, ,targe U'Vl^ ranch, large living rewm with fire- where. FPrompt aellvery, C ^ chrome kitchen set. Viscose rugs, VEHINON STREET area — Near plex, 6 rooms each, two new heat­ Lote tor chines—repair*, sales, service and fl\lea GET 'ton TEi4 w i m am EVM iM C iR Bolton, MI Excellent condition. $448. MI Wanted—To Buy TWO STORES for rent,’ 82-84 0$M room, cabinet kitchen. 8 bed­ place, picture book kitchen, tlleQT-Off Jforter brakes. Both excellent condition. Rockville, TR 5-2174. coUecUona, attic contente or whole Street to the heart of the business seven years old, foyer, large Uvr M I’*•6653. Hon worts—Cape. Pleasant kitch­ Reasonable. MI 9-1714. __ _ church. Beautiful lot wlto trees. en with dining area, llylrig room a dealrable l ^ U ^ . Call Phllbtle* ALL TYPES screens repaired with estates. Furniture Repair Service, section T. J. Crockett, Realtor, Ing room, dining room, and 8 Priced to sell. Phone MI 8-6273. Agency, Ml tt-S464>x^ Alcoa #creenlnfs, New screens . ” ,"XLBERT’8 18 THE PLAC® MI 8-1577. - ______' NEW SIX room Cape. Bolton. 1% with firtplace, 'open stairway, city POWER LAWN MOWERS— TalcottvUle, Coen., Tel. MI 8-7449. , bedrobedrooms, full basement. By ap- Brae-Burn Realty. ____ watef. aluminum combinations, made up. 447 Main Street or caU 14 FOOT Penn ^ an flberglas bot­ TO SAVE MONEY itment only. $17,900. Other list- baths, customized kitchen, one FOR SALE— Oiventry sen, Bolens, Toro and Arlens. Self- tom cover, windshield, steering WHEN YOU WISH TO' c o m p l e t e l y redecorated „and acre lot, $16.80(j. R. F. Dlmock Co^ oil hot water beat, near new E l Ml 9-4538 lor free pick-up.______propelled, push or r ld ^ . 18 to 80 i.^Phnbrick Agency. MI 9^464. SIX ROOM oversized cape, full cleared lot on hard top roM, and’ remote controls, lights, 28 FURNISH YOUR HOME Rcrams Without Board 59 modernized buUding with air chn^ MI 9-5245 or Johanna Evane. MI shed dormer, ceramic tile bath, Ilngton School and church. Nice an offer. Ml 9-6784. ______COMPLETE REPAIRS by Stuart faiches. Aak for demonstration end h p slectric Evlnrude. Tes Nee LOOK AT THIS BIG VALUE. dltlonlng and private parking for ^ E ^ Seven bee satisfied. Trade In your old m ^ FURNISHED rooms, complete fully plastered, large kitchen with Offered at $15,900. Gaston Realty, R Wolcott on automatic washers, trailer. MI 9-2729, MI 8-8808. 3 COMPLETE lease. Building contains 1500 sq home.-.-.No conveniences, but priced adjoining utility room, half CHOICE BUILDING loU, a v a jl^ * d ^ ers and electric ranges. Ml chtoe. Parte »nd eervlcS, We light housekeeping llltles.lit ft. of office space and 1500 sq. tt.; accor’d l^ y . Topgren, Broker. Ml MINIMUM DOWN FHA. North MI 9-6731, TR 8-6298. In Manchester, For Informatton MONDAY Ih m nU D AY ahat^A .and repair most all hsM ROOMS OF FURNITURE Ikly Cen -Coventry. New 514 room ranch, lot. priced for ‘!«*ck S. A. 9-6678. FOR ONLY $289 Prices as low as $10 weer for basement storage. 85 Oak St., 3-6321. \ Beechler, Realtor, MI 3-6969 or call Mr. Werbner. The Jarvl* and p o s ^ lawn mowers , m i traL Children accepted—limited. or call MI-8-8271 for appointment G.E. bullt-lns, fireplace, basement SEX ROOM ranch, . 4U% FHA Realty Co., MI 8-4112, MI 8-7847. PLEASE READ LAWN MOWERS, all types shai> 8-7968. Capitol Equipment Co., 88 Includes Mfff. Dorsey, .14 Arch St. MANCHESTER—Sill. Box — large garage, one acre lot. $14,900.' Call MI 9-8952.’ ______• mortgage, carpeting, fireplace. ga­ ened and repaired. Called for and Main St. USED BUILDINQ meterial to ELECTTRIC REFRIGERATOR living room with fireplace, dining R. F. btanock Co., MI 9-5245 or $13,900 — MAl^CHESTER Green, 8 rage. radiant heat. $15,900. Owner. LARGE WOODED butldj^ lot. delivered. O. Snow, Ifl ^-4581. sale 3xSs and Op, aheidhiiig, ■tor- DE LUXE RANGE TWO FURNISHED rooms, kitchen, FOR RENT—Building aultable for room, modern kitchen, tw'o.^spa- Johanna Evajis, MI 9-5853, MI 3-0644, t o 9-9718; Lake Street area. South Windsor; FAMOUS BRANDS. benches. BEDROOM SUITE bedroom and bath', private en­ room home, garage, hot 1 OlaiMlBed or -Want ^ J2id” hla^wJ to# S b o t I dA W age bins, shelVlng.^jMrifk ben chop or repair. Tel. M l 8-2068. eloua bedroom# with bath on *ec- heat, 3 bedrooms, also Included Vernon Street. Manchester. Esther TAMKTR TREE removal, land two Complete bAtoroom set% two LIVING ROOM SUITE trance. All Utilities. Par)ttog. 86 ond floor. Forced hot water healr; IMMACnJIJ^TE ranch near Bolton HERE, IS THE ranch home that Schwarz, Ml 3-0154. cleared, firewood cut. Insured. Goodyear, Firestone .or GoodridB len 8lnk< (cabinet), wooden 6 PC. DINinTE SET . - SMALL MAIN STREET store, cen ^ n te r. 4 'rooms, jalousie closed are 3 extro'Tota. S. A- Beechler, wiu bring oh’s and ah’s from all. Union St. breezeway and garage. $15,900. R ealtor^U 3-6969-or t o 9-8952. Call Paul A. Ellison. Ml 8-8742. 670x18 .$10.95 cabineU. two hot water Rugs — Lamps — Tables—-Linoleum trally located. Ideal set-up for bar Other listings. Phllbrlck Agency, bre^ iyay, garage, cotnblnatlons L o c i ^ In Vernon, cloie to UNFURNISHED room for rent at Resort Property for Sal* M Insertioninsertion lor anj T^i^ora which do not lessen the value of 760x14 |13M furnaces',^«iq4*rn radiators, com­ and’ a few other small articles. her shop or shoemaker. Rent $80 Ml 9-8464. throughWx^$14,400. R. F. Dlmock NG STREET ^ T rotTm Co- storee, dtc. Corner -lot superbly LAWN MOWERS sharpened and Nylon add $1. . 843 Main St. Contact Mr. Ellis. monthly. Cal! t o 3-7925 for further Co. MI 9-5246-pr Johanna EvSnSj landscaped, three nice bedroorns, AMSTON l a k e —Lakeahor# trait plete w lndov^ including frame, a l l o n LOW LIBERAL TERMS. fbnial 4 hedroojns 'On second floor. property. Six room house, 2-car be corrected by repaired. Free pick-up and de­ Rtoltewall add l3. and aluminum itocin * windowa, Tel. MI 3-0737 after « p m.-- Information. THREE BEDROOM ranch. Im­ M I’9-5653. \ _ step-saring kitchen with bullt-lns, livery. All work guaranteed. Sales, All sises on sale,.^- Ail ara used, but ln good shape and Fully ’ Ingulated. Fireplace. Com_ garage, extra lot. flould be y*aj doors, and plumblnY suppllet. guaranteed. It’s a wonderful bar­ maculate. 1% baina. 5*4% blnAtinn storm windows jalousie doors, aluminum com­ service parts and rental equip­ Tax and recappable^sblhg. NICE ROOM to rent next to bath sumable mortgage with moderate CHOICE LOCATION; 6 room rolich. binations. amesite drive, <>ne-car ’round location. Priced for qiilck Choman House Wrecking, .„,open gain, one which cannot be' dupli­ with a shower. 18 Russell Bt., t o Houses Tor Rent 65 gcrccns.''-Kitchen-Mdaid -dishwasher. ■ale. Owners going to Florid*. _J. y o u r cooperation W I ^ Dial Ml 3-2711 ment. L A M Equipment Co., daily 8:80 p.m.-6, Saturday 8-4, «r down payment. 30-day occupancy. attached garage, one a^'W qoded Earle S. Rohan, garage, full basement with natch be APPRECIATED ^ Bamforth Road, Vernon. Bruno c o l e :s ^ s c 6 u n t cated 8-5422. Call J.’ D. Realty, 470 Main Street, lot. Immaculate co n ^ o n . Call Garage. $16,200 D. Realty, t— o 3-5IM. 470 Mato S t call MI 9-2392. SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT EAST HARTFORD — 3 bedroom ■ Realtor, t o 8-'7433. way city water. Offered at Moske, Ml 3-0771. If no answer *7 h »A h i^ STATION Ml 8-6129.______R. F. Dlmock Co,, 't o 9-5245 oi'l $18,500. Gaston Really, MI 9-5731, PHONE FOR appointment LARGE PLEASANT room near ranch In exclusive neighborhood. COVENTRY— Summer’s call Al Laska, TR 5-7609 collect. tlLiMPANTUSO BR ST. MI 9-0980 Joanna Evan^,?-to 9-5653.______FOURxBEDROOM ranch, wotrted WEEKLY SAVmCS LIST NO OBLIGA’n O N !. Main Street. Separate entrance. Can be rented for a# long as need­ TR 5-6293. Lake front home complete AujtomobUea for Sale BOLTON—Four room ranch with sectionr^arage, breez^ay fire­ Lost and Foand g a r d e n s p l o w e d har 1x6 TAG Sheatolhg, 8000’ Gentleman. Free parking. MI ed. J. D. Realty, 470 Main St.. MI SIX ROOM^lonlal, Buckley School | furnishings. T o i ^ n , BnAeTr « S and Mketifim. FERTILIZERS-LAWN SEED SAMUEL ALBERT 2- car garage, acre of land, $llH0p5L place, built-in stove, 2 hill l»ths, 1957 MONTEREY Mercury hard­ rowed. No job too small, Free min. $94 per M* 8-4724; ______3-6129. J D. Realty, 470 Main St., Ml area. baths, priced to sell at ST. JAMES PARISH Main Street, MI 8-6821. Hartford .CHapel 7 0858 $19.500.-MI 4-1779. ______, LOST-Oerm«i top. Mercomatlc, radio and heat- estimates. Phone MI 9-5951. INSECTICIDES^ No. 1 Oak Flooring 1189 Per M* 3- 6129. $16^500; R. F. Dlmock Co., MI collar, one year. Roof Shingles ' l«-78 Per If you have-no means of trsnspor- ROOM IN private home, central, f u r n is h e d .bungalow,- lights, * r^ 5 Or Johanna Evans, MI Beautiful 6 room' Garrison Wanted— Real E a t ^ ,er $1,095. MI 9-2653. Utlon, I’ll send'"n»y,auto for you' free parking, gentleman pre­ NEW 8 'j ROOM ranch, , full base­ lonial, brand new. IH ceramic Ule Marble St. b e a u t if u l STONE waHs In Cedar Closet Lining 21c 8q. Ft. parking, shady, close to lake, ein’ $12,600—SIX room cape, full b a a ^ 9-5653. Also garden, ter. H elp Wsntedr^41alB 36 Bovung (dehydrated cow ma­ No oblige ferred. MI 9-1972. gle person, $35 monthly, Bolton. ment, comblnali windows and ment. two fireplaces, hot .'.water baths, all plastertd walls, fireplace IF YOU ARE looking for courteoo*, 1956 FORD Victoria hardtop I-t^ e stalled (granite). . Help Wanted— Female 35 Dutch Doors $28.*5 Ea. oil heat, hatchway, plasterrt expedient service, list your prop: heater, radio, Fdrdomatlc Will race and retaining walls. Reason Moving— ^Trucking— nure) $2.98, 80 lbs. Agrico for lawns MI 3-6389, doors, amesite drive, sha^jtrees, L SHAjEED RANCH home, extra Easily financed.' >Vnx FOUND—Rlngy'rlclnlty Oakland St. 1x12 TAG Sheathing, 8000’ SPACIOUS ROOM to private home, walls, full Insulation, ceramic erty with us. J. D. Real^> sacrifice for quick sale. Can ar able prices. Call MI 3-2457 between StotRge. 20 WOMEN—Increasing demand for 8-10-4. A—U -B —E—1(—T-1-’—S 80 days ocri’cancy. Marlon E. large living room, fireplace, com­ Min. IM P*r M* beauUftilly furnished, kitchen bath, amesite drive, near bus \ J .D . Mato St., MI 8-6129. Ml 9-9406. ^ . range terms. Ml 9-0980. --______9 arid 5 only. Avon and cMitlnued.. growth of PRESS OPERATOR 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD Robertson. Broker. MPo-SOOS. binations throughout. .Large wood­ REALTY MANCHESTER Moirlng and Truck­ Hart’s Turf food. Natural Shakes $9.25 Per Sq. 0 )>en Nights TUI 8 p.m. privileges, near center, schools. school and church. City 470 MAIN ST. MI^tBlS* Manchester has created several Tel. t o ed lot. 2',4 years old. R. F. Dlmock LIST YOUR home with this * «n * 1951 OLDSMOBILE Super 88, ex­ m a m RUBBISH r e m o v a l Serv. ing Coifipany.-Local and long dis­ Third Shift Peg Board _ H e *4- JY- Sats, 6 p.m. etc. (5entleman only. • BOLTON BRANCH'Road—7 rp l*b)M em. Too condition. Floors.,refln by appointment. Agency, Realtors, t o 8-1W80. . tires less than 1,000 miles, new PalntluK— Papering 21 pairs, adjusts wateoee expsrUy.- MI and board In private horns. Good weekly. Mrs. Carter. PI '2-8142. area, Manchester Road, nrtr Mln^ shadevlrees, bus line. For Informa­ has been lost and application has battery, excellent motor, $150. MI PART-TIME er assist with cooking, ete. Call MONEY-MAKING Clarke sanding Reasonable prices. Open Tuesday and dressers, pine cradle, vt.c. Ished. Beautifully landscaped lot WEAVING of Bums moth holes T R 8 ‘1519 alter.,4:30, . . . food, good home. References, t o nechaug Golf course. T, Sharmon tion c’all builder, MI 9-4291. been made to said bank for pay­ 8-1241. . • -• *v. PAINTINQ - AND pa^rhanglng. macblnss,. $700 to rellaWe buyer, thru Saturday, Thursday eve­ f-7449. , 110 foot frontage. Large trees ACTION IS WHAT YOU and tom clothing, noslei^ runs, Wllllmantic AC 8-8216. 3-1734. ^ FOR RENT School Vacation .BXulder,.BU 9-i41'8, ...... ELVA TYLER, REALTOR ment of the amount of deposit. Good clewi workmmiinlp at rea-| Nurse nings. 139 Spruce St. MI 8-4887. rugs period. Rent .by week, month or VERNON — Sj^lieSs two^famlly, Walk Td a ir; acbbOlff, churrhes, WANT ' ^hr-dbags repaired, ^ alpper re­ Cashier : MOTOROLA TV, $80; two placement, umbrellas repaired, aonable rates. 80 ybars In Situations Wanted— SCREENS full length Wooden, cop- t . $li»-. ■easbh,- Furnished, year--around, -PORTER STREETT Section, 4 bed 4-4. Extra large rooms, custom shopping, trarisportatlon. Assum­ MI 9-4469, t o #-9991 MI 9-8661 AcUon is What yon * e t 1948 CADILLAC, running condition, cheater, Raymond Fiske. Ml | Key punch operator #xl2, $10: four piece bed art built. Many extras; Tongren..Brok­ men’s shirt Mlars reversed and ‘per, else 8ix55 and 24x87, Call MI and some knick-knacks The bed Apartment*— FiiitS'"^ hot water-bll. heat, erteslanxwell. rm colonial, fireplace, aluminum able 4U% mortgage or new If you want It bold Annoancemmts $50. Call after 4 p.m. PI 2-7792. 9-9237. Clerk-typist Female 38 Garden— Farm— Dairy storms, hot water heat, attached er, US Main Street, ~MI 8-6321. mortgage wdlh about $2.000, cash replaced. Mgrlow’a Little Mend­ 3-4695. set Is a mahogany finish. MI Tcncm*hU 63 Swimming boating, fishing, large NICE CAPE CODS It 'Will be sold, Bookkeeper Product* 50 g^rounds. Good highway. ’Twenty- only $17,900. Carlton W. Owner Henry Escott Agency, to nSLOO-BENDDC 16 lb. wash. 25c; ing Shop. BIXTERIOR a n d Interior painting Corsetler« RELIABLE HIGH school senior; 8-6558. $1,000 SAVINGS—out of sikte^ own- JACK LAPPEN AGEN(3Y dry, 10c. Lucky Lady Launder- 1957 THUNDERBIRD, good condi­ former Girl Scout, deeirer moth­ SUPER POWER garden tractor, •t h r e e o r f o u r room apart- five minutes to Manchester.'Own­ Hutchins, t o 9-5132. 9-7883. 108 Avondale Roadr-6 rooms, eom- and, paperhanglfig. Wallpai«r Laundry attendant A8PARAOVS—For .freeslng Or ^ mente .Incluiltog heat, hot water, er will sell 6»,4 room ranch,' Uro- MI »-« 0 « eentsr, 9 Maple St., acroea from tion. May be seen at 24 Main St. TV SERVICE — Potterton’s all books. Guaranteed workmanahlp. er’s helper and/or baby sitting job David Bradley, with enow plow, er. E scott,'to 9-7668. , ■' pletqly llnlahe, stairs are paneled. Rear en­ Automobiles tor Sale ^ home electronic equipment « - lenck School on Wedneeday; May AD 6-1269. ment. garage, a-minute's .walk to t o 9-8952. Multiple Listing No. 1381.. Call or traingrcall Jarvis flr*t^5"W estate. Power brakes and steering. rates. "Call MI 8-0494. call MI 9-4215, MI 9-0552; after 6 MI 3-0212. LADDERS—5 foot step, $8.95. Wood * Apartment BoildingB closed porcly' one-car garage, mileage, excellent condition. pertly repaired with a 90-day ____at 8:00 P.M. to consider Main and Center. Immediate oc­ Ulllan Grant. office Is open 9 a.ro.-9 p-n^ MI 3-2813. extension $1 per foot, alun^um Flowers— ^Nursery Stock 50-B ?8, I960 FOR RENT—Why look further? convenlenUylocated. day through Friday, 9 a.m.-J.p.in. CIDER CARS.a mechanics sp*' Mukt be seen to be appreciated. guarantee. CaU Mr. Britney at toe PAINTING —' ranches, $99.60; FOR SALE—Thoroughbred Boxer * j^ act with reference to the fol- for Sale 69 cupancy. Asking $18,800. Paul J. COUNTRY LIVING? elsls flxlt y »rsell cars, always Manchester TV. Ml 9-1048. extension, $1.50 per foot. Morrison We have.new 1*4 room, beatrt Correnti, t o 3-5363. ______on Saturdays. The • PI 2-8b30. Capes and spilt levels $119.50, .puppies excellent with children. lowtog matters: apartments to residential area ot 1M.136 L mortgage buy. trade down or trade any- lent condition. ■ Call MI 3-4241 Personnel Department, State Office LOAM—SAND—stone - Gravel — sonable offer refused. teration and renovation of the ing room, picture window, birch 470 Main St^ MI 3-5129 Realty, 470 Main St., t o 8-5129. Bolton—iJirge 1750 Cape Cod, re­ or new financlng'Avallable. Law­ pay^lf in Tull. The work for which the ^ s a m e n t done Alterations, dormers, roof Building Hartford or local office, cabinet kitchen, ceramic tile bath, been ^of^leted. The foUowingf aeeessmenta A a— thtag. Douglas Motors, 888 Main. after 4 p.m. Ings. porches, finish upitalrs. basfr Fill and Amesite. For prompt de­ 808 E. MIDDLE TURNPIKE Barnard Junior High School stored In 1954. New wlrinf, plumb­ rence F. Fjan'o, t o 3-2766. Paul Connectfeut State Employment livery call Ml 3-86Q3, Walter P* heat, hot water,. Venetian blinds', DUPLEX 6-6, 94-96 School St., mod­ Frontage Assesament ments and garages, etc. CaU MI Bosiness Opportunities 32 buildings substantially In ec- ing. heating, wide board floors and P. Fianp, t o ^458. owners 96.84 feet $660.28 DE CORMIER MOTORS Service. Miller, Trucking, ______Boats and Accessories 46 storm windows, attic, cellar. Cen­ Business Property for Sale 70 ern bathrooms, two-car garage, 9-5981. cortance with plans and speclfl- wails. 'niTiotoy M(»1*rty at ux ...... ,*SAYS, Auto Accessories— ^Tires 6 HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL restaurant NEW FURNITURE - cations dated March 21, 1960 trally located, t o 9-7885. ___ excellent location. $21,900. J. *D. $10,500 5 ROOM ranch, aluminum 56 Grant Road lu Manchester, grossing $90,000 ABLE, ALERT, apt and ambitious? HOME MADE ravioli, fresh 618-620 CENTER STREET property Realty, 470 Main St., Ml 3-5129. Bolton—5*4 room ranch on high storms, amesite drive, 200’ front­ 96.84 feet 690JS REBUILT 1950 Oldamoblle engine BIDWELL HOME Improvement prepared by Arnold Lawrence, FIVE ROOM upper floor apart­ Philip E. Freedman st'-W ...... "WE HA'VE AN UNUSUALLY yehrly Good lease. Present owner If you have these qualltlles, we frozen, SOc doz. 246 Avefy Street, TWO CASES high-grade outboard visit our Baby’s Department to* Architect, and Jerome F. Muel­ with-excellent Income. Priced for location. Over one-half acre sha^d age view. Carlton H. Hutchins, with, 1989 LaSalle transmission. Co. AlteraUons, additions ga would like to talk to you. We ment. Heat and hot water fur­ quick sale. J. D. Realty, 470 Main 6 ROOM RANCH In Vernon. Over 62 Grant Road \ f INB SELECTION OF QUALITY rages. Roofing an-’ siding experts retiring, from restaurant business Wapplng. MI 4-0604. motor oil In quart cans, hfl 4-1205. good buyi on quality high chaira, ler, Consulting Engineer: lot. Very clean, $15,700. MI ’9-6132. Domenlc J. Ponticalll. CARS FOR SALE THIS WEEK, Call after 6. MI 3-2387. J. D. Realty, <7° Main St., Ml have an opening for a man to be training chairs, playpens, eriba, nished. Adults prefsrred. Rent Street, t o 3-5 1 2 9 , ______1,600 square feet on one-floor. Liv­ ...143.91 feet^ 98L14 Aluminum clapboards a specialty CEDAR CLOTHES line polee to­ 15 FOOT 6" salt water boat with ■ (b) an appropriation not to ex­ $90. t o 9-7269 after * pjn. BOL’toN —4 bedrooms/«md an of­ John Pontlcelll and Son BANR^TERMS OF COURSE." Unexcelled workmanahlp. Easy 3-5129. trained as a sales representative. carriages, crib mattresses, etCi ing room 20x30 feet. Three huge WARREN E. HOWLAND Excellent starting salary, with talled and reset. Decorative fire­ deck and steering controls. Good ceed $180,000 for major altera­ (COMMERCIAL property. Route 6, bedrooms. 1*,4 baths, modern fice. 1800 square feet, 8 room Grant Road ■' 60 feet 256.40 Trailers 6-A budget • terms. MI 9-8495 or TR Furniture for the entire horn# *t tion and renovatlim of the Buck- MANCHESTER—4 room furnished Andover—Eight miles from Man­ Realtor hP"li-U0* Howard F. Burger et ux ...... THIS^^EK’S s p e c ia l s LOOKING FOR barber shop In salary, commission and bonus place wood'. Also kitchen table. condition, $175. MI 9-1761. sairings. kitchen, two-car garage, large lot. cape on Route,*. Ideal for profes­ 5-9109. Manchester or vicinity. Will also after training period. Company Ml 9-1353.______land, Robertson, Hollister, Man- apartment, heated, hot water, ga- chester. Seven acres of land with $26,900. Phllbrlck Agency, MI 575,^Maln St. sional man of large family needs, 57 Wtodemere Street 1957 Plymoutli-^burban Sta­ rage. Working couple, t o 8-6028, ;^ y ‘paid wltfun consider partnership. Bqx vehicle furnished and all expenses 18 FOOT CABIN cruiser, 85 h.p. 7:80-8 dally chwter Green, Highland Park 1100 foot frontage. Priced for quick ^ Mariphester, Conn. 1*4 baths large living room with 1958 GENERAL 87x10 'With washer. ANY KIND of carpentry and cabl PICNIC TABLES, attached seats, Op.m 10-8 9-8464. due date shall be delinquent tion Wagon, Herald. ' paid. All employe benefits, suclv Johnson outboard motor,' water Nathan Hale, Lincoln and Old MI 8-6686. sale J. D. Realty. 470 Main St .z"' Evenings fireplace, stoha-veneer front, bwe- MEdford 8-7289. net work done. Honest and relia­ full size 30” wide top 6 foot, ekis, life preservers and other Kseney Street elementary schools HftfA at the rale and in the manner provided by law^ ^ l .unpwa • cylinder, one .owner7''^t«dM*d ble workmanship. Call Roscoe ag vacations with pay, -insurance, MI 3-5187 MI 3-5129. MANCHESTER ROAD, 'Glaston­ MI 3-(j527 MI 4-1139 MI 9-9858 ment garage* Needs redecorating. tolft. A roomy wagon In flne'4>rter EARN TO $13,000. Mobile soft Ice $19.95; 8 foot $22.95; 10 foot $25.95; extras, included. Reasonable. MI Including the relighting and ROCKVILLJE—14 Laurel St ’'Light bury, facing the golf course,, 6 sessments and Interest due thereon, shall constitute liiompson, MI 8-1896 for estl 'eTc. Excellent opportunity. For In- MAHOGANY dining room set—buf­ housekeeping apartment, _ $14 Ameelte drive, nicCly landscaped. real estate against which toe assessment was levied from ^je date o f Oiroughout. _ Anto Driving School 7-A cream trucks. Exclusive franchise terriew apply 832 ■ Main Street, sturdy braced construction of 2x10 9-6913. wiring of classrooms. coiTidors, BUILDING FOR sale Or rent with ■ room Cape, breezeway gara«,^ MANCHESTER— Specials (buy) Price reduced by $1,000. Will listen mates. territory available. Ding Dong Westehi Fir. Zinc plated bolts. De­ fet, china, closet, 6 chairs, oval auditoria and other areas to said weekly. Suitable for 2. TR 5-9594. parking area. 27-29 Oak St. Tel. nice lot. Priced,for quick sale.-^. Mitten. Nice home plus Income. Only $396 Down Manchester. . • / 14 FOOT Plywood boat, equipped to reaaonable offer. Asking $19,000. LAitSQN'S, Oonnectlcut’a first U- BUILDINGS straightened, floors Cart, Inc., 262 Carew St., Chicopee livered and asembled. W. Zlnker, shape dining room table, excellent B^ools and the replacing of the MI 3-7723. D. Realty,* 470 Main St., ^ 3-5129. Live rent free. Full price, $10,500 ^D A TED at Manchester, Ckmnec'ticut. this toi'«iay with windshield, steering wheel, condition. MI 9-1816. SECX5ND Floor, 6 rooms, heat, hot Xgiawrencp F. Fiano, MT ^^2.766. DATED at ^^^^'pi^snjEN T AND BOARD OP^^CTORB 1957 Rambler 4 Door Station cense^ilrivlng school trained — leveled, underpinning. Porches a Palls, Mass. * Accountanf'-tralnee • MI 9:5444. heating system in the Manches­ water no pets, no.children. MI Two nice 2-family homes. $15,900 Paul P. Fiano, MI 3-0458. 1959 Scott electric motor, remote INDUSTRIAL ZONE MANCHESTER—4 room iranch t^Pe Beautiful Dutch Colonial, 3-car OF THE EIGHTH SCHOOL AND UTILITIES CerOfiedwil approved Is now of­ specialty.eclaiw. All carpentry« repairs Civil engineer' , ter Green School substantially In \ \ Wagon C:lX)SE-OOT picnic tables, attached controls mastercraft trailer "with l iv in g r o o m divan and match­ 9-3169! , home, central heat," city u tility, fering clasaitKjm Sand behind Sma]L^b''#qrvlce. TR 6-6759 Bookkeeper \ ' aocOrtance with plana and ispecl- FOR RENT—4 room apartment, Here is an excellent 8 rooih house garage, priced low to settle estate BUClKLEY AREA—Unusual cape DisTRicrr, ' 6 cylinder, one owner, standard tiajt-'loo’vgJCy- Help Wahted— Female 35 seats, last year’s samples, slightly tilt, $75(). MI 3-6307. 14 Beech St. ing chair Reasonable. Call after excellent lot, op'^bus'H^e. $10,900. $16,900. Three bedroom split, ga By DAVID J. MARKS, wheel Inatructloh^^or teenagers. Clerk-typist floations* dated MsrtK 21, 1960 heat and hot water. Parking. Tel. with one acre of Industrial land of 5 rooms, first floor, 2 on second President. tolft. All new tires. A real winner. weathered, two-inch lumber. One 6. CH 6-4679. prepared by Jerome F. Mueller, which can serve 2 purposes—resi other llsUngs. Phllbrlck Agency, rage a beauty, just $13,200. Many Only $395 Down Ml 9-6076. LICENSED practical nurses and IBM operator each 6 foot 23 Inch top, $0.50; 1980 WEST BEND outboard motors. MI 3-2068. floor. Hot water oil heat. Full RAYMOND r. DAMATO, Aluminnin \storms and Insurance salesman '■v, Consulting Engineer, and plant dence and manufacturing. Priced Ml 9-8484. more all price ranges. Call the basement. 1*4% mortgage may be PREPARE FOR driver'^'Lest; registered nurses for second and foot 30 Inch top, $13.50; 8 foot See our display. One full year Blleworth Mitten Agency. Real Director Screens 3 - a iPART-TIME OR SUMMER guarantee. C. J. Morrison Paint dated May 6, 1960 prepared by SIX ROOM duplex, oil heat, g < ^ for quick sale. PRINCETON School, Immaculate assumed. Madeline Smith, Real­ EDWARD F. MORIABTT, 1955 Rambler 4 Door Station Ages 16 to 60. Driving and clasA^ third shift. Apply In person. East $18.50, Special new tables 80 Inch MANCHESTER GREEN. tors, t o 3-8930, MI 9-5524. Hartford Hospital, 751 Main St., ,Playg;round supervisor tdp ,6 foot $i4.95. Delivered as- <36., 385 (Center St. Arnold Lawrence, Architect; location, available June I. $»8 J. D. REALTY 6 'room cape, 1*4 baths, bullt-lns, tor. MI 9-1642. Director ■ Wagon room. Three Instructors. No wait­ f a c t o r y t o y o u p r ic e s . Save Auto parts salesman . AREA (e) An appropriation not to exr monthly. Call afUfr 8:80. MI 3-6052. ing. Manchester Driving Acade­ East Hartford., semBle^. fMI 9-5444. 470 MAIN ST. MI 3-5129 fireplace, shed dormer, trees, onl; SIX ROOM cape with full shed dor­ THOMAS H. ELLIOTT 6 cylinder. Immaculate through- on wUiqlnum products. Awnings, Store clerk eert 840ra*lirc*j' hot...... water,...... , heat, , large' trge lot, hi^h ] 6 cylinder, standar/l transmission. ’ Deerileld Drive to Hilliard Street Square, Tel. t o . Keith, t o 9-8191. elevation, Route .6, Andover, Ray Hagenow, Ml 9-2214; Ray PLU6GED SEWERS Drainage Co. 1 . BTne conditioned 7-ro6m home, fireplace, g erm ed In Pprch; n)^ ($80',000) together with expenses ______lar; garage, private terrace yard. 1959 Mercury Kew'w.w, tires. Very clean In arid Pine Bt, Manchester 1959 Plymouth B u sin g Services Offered 13 Jackson Ml 8-8325. ML9-4143 buUt-lne as .vanltlee and dreesert In all ^ r o o iM . MMy connected with and Incident^.to f OR occupancy—New 5 $17,800. ^arltpn W. Hutchins, MI 1955 Pontiac out. ‘ .- «• * ■ Maehint Cleasii not found In a new home, Haa 10 layge^cloeeti. Close to schools, ■aid construction. room apartment "with ceramic tile 9-5182. JAMES 0. DOWLING Only $295 Down OOSMA APPLIANCE SERVICE. CiONNECrnCOT VaUey Conctrue- r e l i a b l e WOMAN to clean Septle Tanks. Dry Wells. Sewer park and shopping. Move right In. ^ 2. The determination of toe man- built-in oven and ■*‘>^5; Custom Suburban Monterey tion—Roofing carpentry, gutters, NEW 6 ROOM ranch,, built-in stove, Repairs all .make refrigeratora, small apartment one day per w e^ . Lines Installed—Ceflar Water­ ^ CALL ANYTIME: ner to which said, appropriation# qujgt neighborhood, $125. MI MI 9-8816 MI 9-76771 2-Dr. Station Wagon 1954 Pontiac 4 Door Sedan freezers, Washing' machines, iry- all kinds of eidlng, epeclsHze to fireplace, garage, cellar, 175 foot 2-door station wagon. EconoinlMl 6-cyi- 4-door aedan. Mercomatlc, radio, heato, 'Convenient location, 2 adults. proofing Done. and additions to said budgeU are 3.2673. whitewall tires. Low .mileage. An Im­ Fully equipped. A clean comfort­ ers, ranges, oil and ga# burners. aluminum —siding. Call Fred frontage trees. OnljL $15,900; Catl» COVENTRY—New ranch, 6 rooms, I inder. standard transmissioti. radio, •Please call Mrs. Walker. CHapel Hydramatic, radio, healer, 2-tone paint, maculate car! able family car. MI 9-0883. All work guaranteed. C^arest, t o 3-7180, 9-7644 daytime; MI 8-0696 eve­ GUY lERARDI REALTY b S v S ? “ j5y FOUR ton W. Hutchins, MI 9-5132. spacious kitchen, $9,500. Clifford | heater. Wonderful economy car for toe ’ Only $195 Down McK in n e y b r o s . TOP LOCATIOH! whitewall tires. None nicer anywhere! family! RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any mak#'^ nings. TR 5-9214 Ml 9-9631 JA 9-5309 NICE 6 ROOM Ctoroniai with fire­ Hansen, Realtor. MI 3-2453, 1953 Mercury 2 Door Hardtop cars, amplifiers, phonographs and Roofing and Chimneys'16-A SBWtragw Dispesol Co» otherwise or by a area. ’ $85’' monthly; 9-5 only, MI place. East Middle Turnpike, changers. Over* 47 years totar ex­ lSO-182 pearl 8$.— Ml 8-6808 such methods; and $16,900. J. D. Realty* 470 Main St., 74 RICHARD ROAD , A aharp fuUy equipped hardtop. ROOFING — Speclall*tog repairing h IgH QUALITY! S.'Such other matters relating I n ______3-2457. ______perience. 90 days guarantee '’** to MI 3-6129. A modern 4 bedroom Colonial Only $195 Down .work. Potterton’s, Ml 9-4587. roofs of all kinds. New roofs, gut- any manner to toe foregoing “L jo d BRN 6 ROOM flat second I tel work, chimneys cleaned re­ A lovely ranch home on Brent may be properly considered EIGHT ROOM Dutch Colomai, home just five yeel's old,- built to PORTER ST, Bd. in Manchester, 3 twin-sized floor, heat, hot water and $«ra«f owner's specifications, . located ' in 1952 Mercury 2 Door Sedan CONNIE’S TV andjiedio Service, paired. Aluminum aiding. 30 ■aid hearing. $110 ‘monthly. Adults. Available steam heat, one-car garage, near Charming 5-room Co­ bedrooms, master bedroom has bus, shopping and Varplanck a choice neighborhood of compar­ standard shift. Veiy nice. available ah.hours Satlsfacti

If The Weather WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 1#W Foreonat of D. S. Weethnr B enisi Averatfe DsHy P*« Run fAOS TWENTY-FiOUR . For the Week Ended OMasloaal tonight am dM * . 'M ay 7th, 1960 dsiy UMining. denrlng TMV sTtemoon. Low tottlgM nanr M, 13;109 IDgh FHdny In Mo. Jaycee tltiilb Sale A b o u t T o w n MemM of the Audit Mancfiester^A City of Village Charm To Start Sunday Bnreaa of Oroitotlon an Pago 18) PRICE FIVE CBNTB: X TCiUKVNir inatruotlon group MANCHESTER, CONN., .THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1960 for ttw Oo«nWne« Catholic ManchesUr (TWENTY PAGES) ^ Ordca of their annual "Light Bulb week VOL. L X X IX , NO. 190 BiMfe tom orrow a t 8 P »P; beginning Sunday, It w a an­ Rer. ntanol* Butler at Oiurch nounced today by William Wagner, o f tlM AMKimpUOn hi^. Jaycee president. Aircraft Offers Co-chairmen of the annual aales Plane Shot Down ■fn. DuKltey 8. BoeUck Md campaign are Carl Halvoraon, 42 aaugbter, Janyce, 7S IakMow M .. Elro St., and Alton Holt Jr., 114 Same Contract hava returned after Campfleld Rd. Other committee Vacation In Florida. They visited members are Robert'Colby, Robert Mia. Bcwtlck’o parents, Mr. and Nell, and Leroy^Parker. I n North H aven Mia. Chestar A. Howard, w ^ l ^ e Jaycee m cm ^rs will conduct a American at the Hotel Blltmore, St. Peters­ house-to-hOt^ campaign between burg, Fla. May 15 ai>ia>’ 12 "As of now.-the official position AV.I wbuld riot like tO be In Now ®® . Ihg a single-engine piper Apache The United States sent a for. ■ Marine P v t Ferdinand P- - Ly-1 *29 is that he (Eisenhower), still ex­ Eisenhower’s place. I would not KEADY-’TO-WEAB DEPT.—Second Floor _ Sizes 8 to 14. Reg. $10.98 to $16.98. with U.S. .registry r ^ cused^^ one otlh e nation’s larges^, natural gM pip^ines of at- trial 'f’^ly^tdaay-te-'-^tey' chock, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. 8. Havana Radio reports said .the pects to go to Russia?" ■ -- like to aii'sWer the questitnw'WKlch Lychock, 82 Duval S t, has com­ tempting'to^influence and ’Ynislead the^Federal Union’s protest against 1 the NOW pUtot was killed by four bullet Mrs, Wheaton Hodded an affirpn- might be put to him when he pleted recruit training at the mission Rep.^John B. Bennett (R-Mich) charged that Ten- ative reply. She declined to dls^ comes. to the Soviet Union! 1 can May 1 American spy plans wounds when the plane was shot flight Into Russia. Marine Corps Recruit Depot at »7.99 ,.dn2.99 down. 'The broadcast said four nessM Gas Tranamlision Co. made*- eusft the matter further. only say that the/Soviet people Parris Island, 8. C. He wlU receive ft last minute effort_ to^ Influence arid our public are very polite, so The State Department prsae men and one woman were arrested Moore and several other GOP officer, Lincoln White, said , specialized Infantry training at I at the scene and ail were "fogrltlves the FPC In seeking for a subsldl- Congressmen had breakfast with there will be no excesses. But ar ya higher profit rate on a mg. "tee note has been Camp Lejeune, N. C. SPECIALS FROM HALE’S from Cuban Justice.” AlPwere de- ^tate News Eisenhower at the Wlilte House. questions rtll be asked of* course delivered pipeline in the Midwest. to tee U.S. efnbassy In Moe- MAY DAYS SPECIALS from HALPS DOMEStlC DEPARTMEMT-Mais Floor, Rear scribed as Cubans. Moore quoted EJisenhower as sSy- (Animation, laughter). I would ...rft>ior>a.^J|tark Djaper, 1 INFANT anil TOT SHOP Bennett contended this was outdt this way : One person, n ^ e - cow." '• ..Ha-Va^ys^, , < .'v»aa«hs5 r . ln;g.,fq:^tjier. -UiaL-the, .JA. .day.s,.Ji.e pl(meer In InerflaTriavigatloh fo f | r 'liA iN FLOti^'^ltEAS. "• ■ fly tin f nirter, f l a n n e l b a c k DRILL g j g j r g XM> now Is scheduled id'iqi*ha m nus- text or any Information .as to • maimed alrcritft will be guest its general counsel, Washington sia "could be utilized elsewhere" If ,_ent particularly in this respect. Atty. ’Thomas G. (Tommy the its nature, but indicated the - speaker at a meeting of the In-1 L0W.t0W PRICES on FAMOUS CRAND M EEYS and CASES IROMNG BOARD At hls press conference Mr. Her- note wouW be made public TOPPEft SETS Poisoned Pood Cork) Corcoran, to contact the HarUord, May 12 (SV-State's ter made an outrageous states stltitte o f Aeronautical Sciences at (Continued on Page Ten) perhaps late today. the Travelers Insuranca Co. audi­ TYPE 144 TYPE 186 For girl and boy. Famous brand, smart skorty FPC privately Just before It grant­ Attorney John D. LaBelle said to­ ment! Far from feeling guilty and torium In Hartford May 17 at 6:30 TYPE 130 COVERS jaeiket, waterproof panto, machine washable. ed the subsidiary authority to im­ day that he will not take any steps ashamed of aggressive actions, The Soviet protest, receiv­ p.m. The meeting U open to the | LADY PEPPERELL LADY PEPPBlEa No ironing. Sizes 6 months to I ’/j years.- Strikes 200 at port gas from Canadar to interfere with the appeal of Ar­ he Justifies them and says that ed two days ago, accused the DAN RIVER MUSLIN COMBED PERCALE FPC chairman Jerome K'. Kuyk- thur Culombe. convicted holdup- this will continue In the future. United Stetes of "hostile acts" public. SUPERFINE MUSUN VALUES $3X)0 Po $4.80 NOW endal, undergoing questioning (or Ousted E ditor in its spy flying and threat­ Sale Priee RE6. Berlin School slayer, to the U.S. Supreme Court. Only countries which are In a Members of the League of Woin- | . . ' Bale Price Sale Price the third straight day on off-the- 'This was In reference tonstate- state, of war can act in this way. ened retaliatory measures “it e a . $1.99 $0.99 NOW record contacts Involving the wm - utory provision which will give Cu- similar pro'vocations are re^- •n Voters will hear Miss Sadie I 68 x 99. 72 X 108. May Fight Ban We are not in a state of war with Glanz, Hartford attorney, discuss 72 X 108. Berlin, May 12 (d>)-^Berijn High mlsslon, has insisted repeatedly lombe an automatic stay of execu­ America These aggressive actions peated." . ^2.19 $2.2? H m i School, where more than 200 stu- that no onewaa Influenced by Cor-^ tion, which had been scheduled for "Family Court" tomorrow at 8 Storrs, May 12 OP) — Richard and Herter’s statement are im­ p.m. at the home of Mrs. David 1 72 X 108. 81 X 108. Fits up to 60-lnch boards. Ton \ I ct dOTitJi and teacliara struck coran. next Tuesday. pudence, sheer impudence! exclamation points In Khrushdwv*8 Caldwell Jr., 158 Boulder Rd. 81 X 108. know this quality; we seU hun­ SATURDAY, toy food poisoning, waa shut down , But Kuykendall has told the The only exception to such a stay McGurk, expelled editor of the The Tass answer from Khrush­ answer, said there was applavsa $2.39 *2.49 would come If the Supreme Court dreds of these at every sale! SPRINC COATS and SUITS today whrie health experts toek committee that he considered one Unlveiaity of CJonnectl^ut’s cam­ chev continued; at this juncture. M*ts In the. cafeteria. telephone call to him by Corcoran- of BMtflYMKieriea otherwia* after _ Cap~tivating\ The Knights of Columbus or­ 81 X 108. 00 X 108. 90 X 108. Fine quality in wools and 100% acrllan. M AY 14 pus newspaper, hsa lost an appeal "Herter’s statement has made Khrushchev said he liked an chestra from Manchester will pre­ $2.79 Checks and plain color. Sizes 1 year to 8x nsnsTs will rsaume toipontm, Improper. a hearing on the petitb».'Of the us doubt the oorrectneas Of our article In tee Commtmtst Daily . $2.69 REO. W« HOST Corcoran, a prominent . uem- atate’a attorney. L e s lie said that to the school's provtwt. But Mc- While any ii®w bonnet can lift a girl’s spirits. It takes a pink cap sent 4 concert of popular and Jazz t o Gurk'B lawyer says the ease la not r t t T a ^ t e ^ d to bring out a sparkle like this on Ann Lou.se earlier conclusions that the Pres­ Worker of London "whose burden 42 X 88P)—The man bring Allen Dulles (head of the to. break in." Dr. Katherine NeSson, educa-1 _ 7 8 ® Reg. Daytime Seamleaa...... SALE 99t The lunch menu was under ern gas transmission C3o.,^a sub­ Bg New Milford and explicitly on hls responsibil­ U.S, Intelligence Agency) to ac-, HALE’S STURDyWEAR N.vlon heel and toe. Sizes 4 to 8. Reg. 80c pair. jf study today to determine what accused of ity for an Issue of the student Khrushchev called this a ffiiUo- tlonal director of the Wadsworth colorful patterns in non-Unt sidiary of Tennessee and Mid­ market manager cis J. Gavell count. Dulles. In turn, would Sophy for thieves and bandits. BOX-STITOHED ' ■; drying terry. NOW R^J^$1.15 Dress Sheer...... -SALE S 9 i * caused the mass nausea and atom- newspaper on May 2, parts of the Athenemn, spoke at a dinner | BED PILLOW western’s request it be granted a has taken the stand is own de- On Spy-Plane Flights have exposed the government by The Soviet premier added: of the Soroptlmlsts Mon­ MALE’S (Dark Seam). ACh pAilUl* 7 per cent rate of return on Its contents of which were held to be saying he carried out a plan ap­ At 1:30 p.m., not lonj; ^ ^ ^ fense. "I think teat If world -optnlra day evening at Cavey’s restaurant H A L ^ H EAVY QU ALI’TY investment, John J. Hanna tesUfled fol ^ objectionable. x,. . proved by it and, consequently, VALUES QUILTED HALE’S HOSIERY BAB—Main Floor, Center ths student* and teachers, Since Mr. McGutk agreed that — Laborltei*>have been wiser if President Eisen- correctly realizes all tee gravity Mi*. HoOks Johnston o f the pr. Kuykendall, questioned by Ben­ hour yesterday, discussing flnan> London, May 12 i/F) endorsed by the head of the gov­ of tee situation and approaches SALE StU RD YW EA R "CHARMHOUSE" hmch, some started doubling up In nett. repeated earlier tesUmony he'w M the person personally re- liower had given instruction some women’s service club Showed col­ pain. By nightfall they h*d flUed clal dlfficulUes thht got mm Into leader Hugh Gaitskell declared to­ ernment. . I proceed from the this' aggressive act of tee United ored Brides of curios and exhibits that an FPC examiner had recom­ trouble with police in New York monsrnle^or the Issue, and since little time ago that ^®s® fhChts statement that was made by Her- Reg; 15-95 B. F. Goodrich MATTRESS PADS TOWEL ENSEM6LE ^available l»eds at the nearby New the publlcatkMtUken by iUelf was day that U.S. reconnaissanije should be canceled.” States policy with due responslbU* at the Atheneum. FITTED WITH DACRON Britain General Hospital. mended the return rate be limited City' prior to the slaying of Gav- ter." ity, If e'veryone imanimouely con- latex foam. OO to 6U per cent And that Corcoran. ell, 44. The manager vanished on a nature whfelM*®**'* me to flights over the Soviet Union Gaitekell aald he hoped the Khrushchev continued: Regular size. d® • ^ ^ WITH CORNER ELASTIO" r e i n f o r c e d s e l v a g e s Some "had to sit in the hospital denuis this act, and if the United Meibbars of ..the PoMsh-Amert- .,. T0ILET6Y BUYS DURIND HALE’S MAY DAYS SALE... Nov J8. and his body was recov­ warrant his dismissal, I have .dc- should -b a -undertaken pnly___wiUi summit .conference would finally __."Ljaji: .this because I_h®d read Regular 81-19. (Contlnaed eo Paige Thirteen) can d u b will ideet tonight at 7 | Regular 88.98.' (Oontln*ied on Page Eight) ered three d a ^ later from the hTedTfls appal:" clear the Way for the concluslbh Herter’s statement sa^ng: We are MATTRESS PADS 22 X 44. Bath Size. W W W Sale On Lustre Creme Lanolin Blessed Sham­ Waugh anounced his decteloji^ the approval of >the entire NATO such mete(xl8 with res^wd to other' o’ckxA. at the clubhouee, 106 d in - Reg. 86.96.100% Dupont 89 X 78 Twin Size. *2.69 Pepsodent Dental Cream. Reg. 53c. .... ,43c Housatonic river. ^ * of a nuclear test ban treaty. He coriipelled to fly; It is the fault states, this will be a good, rs- ton S t, to go to the Holmes) “Roy^" dacron. « A A T Regular 59c. poo. Regular $2.00 Size. Sale Price .. .$1.59* Hanna is charged with first de­ after meeting with McGurk yes­ 'ftHlance. said he was puzzled, however, by of the Soviet Union' Itself because S\meral Home, 400 Main St., to - Striped ticking. Regular 84.98. Regular $4.98. Hand Size. "T F %• Save $1.00 Over Medium Size! - gree murder. terday. The provost said he dis­ H e ^ d U ie House of Conunona the recent Washington declaration It does not give vs access to its cussed with the expelled editor (Ocntlnued eh Fage T m ) pay last respects to Paul Mar- T r ^ Size. *3.49 54 X 76 m il Size. *3.69 Regular 29e. O Economy Sizes Geritol Tablets...... $4.98 Earlier. Judge Abraham 8. Bor- such approVaLls a necessity be­ that the United States would con­ secrete which we simply must cenukv Beautiful 11 Piece Manicure Sets in BIac> don admitted Into evidence rec­ "many matters, some of them not cause this fonnOM splonagc "con­ duct another series of underground know. This Is why, after all, tee Reg. 88-98. 100% Imported Face aoths. Rockefeller Jr. Passes; Pure white fllUng that Is Made especially for us by, one Brewer’s Aspirins, Bottle of 100...... 29c Or Season’s Wanted Colors ...... |3;0b* ords from Sing Sing Prison In bearing directly on the dismissal. ceivably could set off,^^puclcar teste aimed at the detection prob­ President said that tee skies shmild The past mistress dub will meet White goose down. Regular $5.98 g^uaranteed to launder white. New York which state that Han­ George J. Ritter, a Hartford at­ be open — this I9 why we fly and Large21x27 *4.49 of the country’s finest miUs. Save On The Large'500 Bottle Of lem. Ikiday at 8 pan. at the home of $7 0 fi Fall Siza Elastic on each oomer. Seven colors and white. na’s blood type Is type "O” posi­ torney hired to represent McGurk. Gaitskell spoke at the opSnl - O l e urged the British govern- shall go on flying, shall go on 'Mini Frank Duncan, 8 Little S t finished size. Calcicaps Tablets...... $4.98 Max Factor California Case Mates. Match Noted Phaanthropist, 86 tive. Hanna served time at -Sing said the p s e Is hot closed. But he of a foreign affairs debate In mfftt-Io Join with France in seek­ opening tee skies. Bulletins \ gave no Indication what hls client s (100 Size—;$1.24). Your Fashions- With Lipstick Cases and which Britain’s hopes at the forth­ ing s^'e-,way to prevent ,the "h ow can an official representa­ Center Church Mothers’ dub will week, * witness for ,,.the next move might be. coming'summit meeting were ex­ spread of nilrie^ weapons pend- tive of a state speak in tela way fro m the AP Wires hold Its annual banquet, at the | I HOUSEWARES DEPARTMENT. Special— White Rain Lotion Shampoo Plus Make-Up Compacts. Cases 50< and up plus ' Tucson, Ari*., Msy 12 (P>—John prosecution testilied that Hannxs He aald McGurk would be watch­ pected to be outline^ by Foreign Ing’^ e contlnuaUdn-of^eneral.dia about another nation! We do not Red Coach Grill In Wethersfield White Rain Bubble Bath ...... : .99c* D. Rocksfeller Jr., famed phllsn- blood waa type “A.” Gavell, vlc- ing the outcome of a meeting to­ Secretary Selwyn U p ^ and Prime armament-maiiiciii. talks. i,cu.io. live according to tee laws of tee n ^ Wednesday, May. 18. For res­ refill. t h r o j^ and head of one of ^ tlme of the slaying,- had "O" typ? day betweeh committees represent­ Minister Harold Macmillan. In bote tee House of L ^ s -w id - United States. We have our NOR8 TAD HEART ATTACK ervations. call Mrs. Frank Find­ Special—Two (2) 60c Bottles of Halo world’s 'w ^thiest famlUes, (Med blood, and stains of "O” type blood ing the school’s trustees and the Choosing hls words carefully, ouse of (Commons, Laborites at^ -laws and this Is why we shaU make Ports, May W (F)— Gssa ♦plus T ax House - Lauris Norated, Buprsmo /OlW t lay, 18 Chestnut St Shampoo ...... Jn a Tucson hospital yesterday at were said to have been found on 6ch(X>l senate. Gaitskell questlmied the wisdom of tempted to determine whether re ne In our territory respect the age of 86. Hanna’s clothing. ,.,^nT..i.«nnrg flights over Russia these laW ..and the violators will commander in Europe, suffered (Continued on Page Four) the United Stetes In sending a re­ a slight heart attack wtallo piny- May devotions ■will he observed | Death was attributed to pneu­ connaissance flight over Rjisslan were made by U.S. planes based in 1 be-thrashed!’ tonight at 7' o’clock at St. John.’a monia and heart strain. Britain,' I -Toss, whose accoUnt.5upplled the Ing golf in Germany ln*8 Sun- , . Five Youths Held territory Jiist.'before the summit - day, hls headquorteni an­ ' Polish National, Catholife Church, A great humanltaa-ian who ab­ talks,get underway In Paris Mon­ followed by an altar boys’ ' re­ MAY DAYS SALE OF SETTER FABRICS Westbrook; May 12 (IP) — Five nounced today. Norsted WM horred waste, RocketfeUer poured day. hearsal and a youth group meet- mfllions of dollars into welfare Meriden teenager*. Including a mshed to an American Army Superior Court Judge’s -son, have Gaitskell said the downing of the big. A parish comndttee meeting REG. $1.98 ABBOT V and cultural proJecU around the hostetel In Munich, where be haa* REG. $1.49 Yd. VALTEX REG. $1.69 been released in, Imnds of 850U News Tidbits American U2 plane and the- cap-, been imder lTeatroent and obaer* will be hdd Friday at 7 p.m. RAYON and SILK world, i J AMERITEX ARNEL and No estimate of his personal for­ each for appearance in Westbrook ture of pilot Francis G. Powers by vatlon. The COnON DAMASK CuUpd from AP Wires the Russians have threatened the The Connecticut Society of COMBED COTTON DENIM COORDINATE TWEEDS tune wan avallatole, but hls knoiro Justice Court at 10 a.m. May 28 Supreme Headq Medical Teeamologlsta will hold a and CHECKS gifts totaled more than 8350 mll- oii charges of breaking and enter­ entire summit project. He added, Powers In Bbrope, , ^ sendnar and' annual meeting next ing with criminal' Intent, larceny however. It appears likely the talks sold Gen. Norsted, 58, wonld rioh.7 ^ . Ail X15 rocket plane' makes its ■ main In the hospital ahann Wednesday, May 16>at .1 p.m. at 45” Wide (tace looked upon by fellow cap- of more thhn 8250 and Willful de­ will go ahead as planned. tor Yd. struction of private property. first cross-country flight ventur- two weeks. Wlaverty Inn, dieshire. 45” Wide 40” Wide $ 1 .6 7 ttallnts as si r ^ c a l, Rotikefeller Ing for the first ttoae beyond glid­ 'Die . opposition leader said the Yd. Yd. wns a piOnmr in urging bet­ The five are Joseph Bogdanskl, Soviet Union practices espionage 17, son of Superior Court Judge. ing range of its dry-lake landing By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS-» On tee other hand. Gov. Edmund IKE MAY t a l k TO U.8 . / - A kitchen social for Pythian | ter oondtttons and an 8-hour day strip at Edwards Air Force Hase, on a grand scale and that he saw G. (Pat) Brown of California'and Drip dry, preehrunk, crease resist­ Joseph W] Bogdanskl; Donald F. "no purpose In being -hypo<:riWtal Sen. John F. Kennedy (D-Maas) Washington, May 12 (F )- * . Sisters and friends will be held Fashion right amel denim In four (or the American worker. Calif. . . . Britain’s giant radio Gov. Da-vld Lawrence of Pennsyl­ at the home of-Mrs. Herbert Al­ ant, rich woven patterns' in six Iiree smart color oomblnaltons, Maeto, 17, John Acabchuck, 117; or mealymoiithed’’ ■bn the subject pointed his efforts at next week’s Fresideht EI*«ihower Is coa­ of ffie newest colors. Also 88" Oll- colors. 61% amel, ■ 49% combed Bally In hi* career; long before telescope picks up signals bounced vania maintained their previous ley, 69 Washington St., Friday at 5% rayon. 15% silk. Michael F. MUeWski, 17, and Ron­ of intelllgeh^ce. Maryland primary today as politi­ sidering making, a statement |n brae Damask In tan and rose. tho era of pubUc relations. Rocke­ off moon by U.S. space research­ positions of neutrality In Jtee Dem­ the American people before .to 8 p.m. Members are reminded to feller was saying: ■ ald Shoneck, 16. large power engages In cal leaders assessed the effects of ocratic presidential raoe, though ers at Holmdel. N.j. hls j^torlea In West Virginia and leaOee Sqterday for tee jgMte. ^ bitng grocery items. Refreshments "Labor has never had Its Just They are accused of breaks into- Former New York^Gov^oT lie ajsperted. "Sofnetimes spies hailing Kennedy’s West Virginia wlH be served. REG. $1.98 C O H A M A deserts. It should not be obiiged to three homes, causing damage^ of get caught. Sometimes they get Nevaska. summit conference* ttK) WWIB IG.S3.98 100% WOOL REG. SL98 Averin Harriman ,^Hs Detro triumph. They’ll control delega­ House said today. -Asycteto ld«ol for Gifts or Your Own Ust R EG A H A C O n O N and light for what Is it* Just due. Cap­ about 84,100 and stealing goods killed. An(i' sometimes that hap­ .Kennedy confidently told a news tions with 81 votes . each at tee BAUUNGS BASKET BAUUNGS W O O L and news conference Hie Elsienhower Conference yesterday -hls over­ Press Secretary Anne WbenOte Specialist 4 Kari E Ganaberg RAYON CHECKED ital should be on the alert to And worth $1,000 last Sunday, sdip)nlBtrarim,4fa8 "b u ^ bd " the pens at awkward. moments.” July convention. . Jf., son of Mrs. Catherine Fiartier, RAYON PLAIDS out what Is equitable and see that They were -presented In a spe­ He recalled teat Britain was em­ whelming West Virginia' conquest Gov.-Michael V. DiSalle of Ohio ■ said It now looka aa thengli tt o WEAVE PLAIDS Incident o(-TJ.S. spy, flane being of Sen. Hubert Humphrey (D- President wlU not go .on teip* 27 Ulley St., recently, graduated SUITING labor gets It.” ® cial court session at Westbrook ^n Russia. . . N avy an- barrassed In similar circumstances C64 votes) said “Kennedy is on hls from the 7th Army non-commls- In his philantrophies, as in ms yesterday afternoon. in 1956. At that time Lionel Mlnn) assures him the Democratic way . . . his victory is more signifi­ vision and radio netwoifca. tor - nqu^M. today Niat 'VU-2, a utility nomination for pre'sident at the any departure remarisa 8t o sOE— sloaed Officer Academy in Bad ] business career. Rockefeller fol­ ^uadron, based at (Juonset Point, (Buster) Crabb. a frogman, lost cant than the vote Indicates.” Tolz, Germany. He is assigned to PIECE 60” Wide 68” Wide < his life while spying on underwater Democratic convention In Los Ohio’s first-ballot votes were al- ed that the clreumateneen; nader 99 lowed the footsteps of his father,, J | •ndownments financing such or­ dressed his appeal to the, lAore “that In the absencq of an agree­ statement yesterday from Demcj- GOME W AND ters) .Is the former MatiJ^ protest jailing of Dr. WUlard Up- .cratic State Chairman. Michael H. and toiq newsmen “anyone who as­ He told the City Paritemwit t o Infant Jesus of Prague Moth- WARE SET ganizations as - the " Rockefeller Hansen ,(13 letters) o fH w b - than 600 delegates on oongres- ment t o ' safeguard all, countries $58.9S haus.. .Jan Cwlkllnskl; former pires for tee Democratic preslden received a letter from Britten . ers’ Circle wlU m^et tomorrow’ at Foundation, General -Education burg Street (13 let«rs) in sional stationary arid explained against ’ 8urj>rt8e attack, the dan­ Prendergast and Carmine G. De- master, of the Pollsli liner Batory, Sapio, national committeeman and tial nomination amd Isn’t working Foreign Secretary Sniwya 8 p.m. with the Rev. Francis But­ C q M K ET E SERVICE FOR 12 SHOP FOR Board and Rockefeller Institute Cleveland, 0!»io,>tI3 letters). that the supply of letterheads ger of such attacks produce an ler at Church-of the Assumption SPECIAL! which figured in the .escape from leader of Tammany Hall. for it may find It later than he Uoyd. The letter. In BmnEni for Medical Research. She Was, the,A«Ui Child In h®r were loft over when he went out the Uidted Stetes o f convicted urgent and natural need for intel­ hall. A meeting and election of | translucent china. of office on Jan. 7, 1959. "rhey added the result “ will be a thinks.” ' . words, -aaW: “ Aa long w m Beautiful patterns in delicate V Rockefeller graduated from family arnTwas born on a Fri­ Communist Gerhardt Elaler, peti- ligence to guard against It. Sen. Thruston Morton of Ken­ officers will follow at the home of 60-Pc. Set Tableware: “I wanted, to write yoil on fa-, “ All tela must be admitted. But Trighly si^ificant-and serious fac questtOB of Berlin csnitett t o j l t e OUR MANY Brown University in 1897 .with a day ji(03th. ^ . ttohs for U.S. clttzenshlp,..Brit­ tor” in tee deliberations ‘ of the tucky, Republican national chalr- Mrs. Bussell Inzinga, 195 Spnlce 18. Cups (6 extra), 12 Saucers, 12 B^ag

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