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...... mrnmaemm T^DNESDAY, JUNE 17, 195S PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT Avermge Daily Net Press Ron' The Weather iiattrlf9Bt9r lEttraittg IB^ralb W ar tha Weak Badod June IS, le ss Ferwiaat of C. S. Weather Bo n h m The Mary Cheney end Whlton Major Shmuel C. H arris, whose The Girl Scout office at 983 IJiRGE SELECTION OF 1 0 , 9 4 8 - Partly rloody tonight and tomor* Main street will close Friday after- Memorial Ubrarlea will be closed wife and son live at 36 Ridge AboutTQWJl: f-noon-for■■ the summer months,- It -all -day- Saturday, - Juna-20,- Iw-order. -sti'eat,.Avaa-a.war.ded-tha..Air-Medal, ------Member wMha AndH ------that the librarians rnay attend the recently for participating in ac­ -BIFTITEIB ' a t »111 bfe opened aKsih on Sept. 14. CHATHAM ALL WOOL BLANKETS Bureiaa Clrealatioao " Manchester— A City of Village Ckarm^ Recent birthe to local residents Connecticut Library Association tion , against Communi.st build­ For Father’s Day, June tl at Hartford hospitals include: on The G.l'.S. Sponsors of St. meeting which will be held at the ups In North Korea and dive- Montowese House in Branford. Tiie bombing strikes in support of UN June 15 at the St. Francis Hos­ Mary's Church will meet Friday (EIGHTEEN PAGES) pital a son to Mr. and Mrs. John evening: at 6:30 p.m. at the cottage two-day session will begin Friday. frontline troops. Arthur Drug Storut VOL. LXXII, NO. 220

AT LAST, YOU CAN CHOOSE POLIOMYEUTIS Death Stay Lost in Flames JUSTJTHE RIGHT SIZE BLAN- "" Washington, June 18— Tokyo,- June 18—(/P)— A giant C-24 Giobemaster pin­ KET FOR YOUR BED from our INSURANCE —With no specific precedent BY wheeled out of the murky aky near Tokyo today and crashed aseortment of beautiful Chatham all- A n Employers* Group to guide them, the Supreme in flames carrying at least 129 Americana to their deaths in V Court was making its own history’s worst air disaster. .The Air Force said 66 bodies wool blankets . . . all at the same price, Insurance Service rules on procedure today in had been Identified. The huge*'* the historic session on the doubledeck transport was carrying ' and alt tale-priced! Our Advance Sale 122 Army engineers and airmen fate of atom spies Julius and back to battle stations in Korea. saves you money . . . gives yon your Pays up to Ethel Ro.senberg. The plan* had a crew of seven. Reds Shoot 'There was no way of knowing In choice of the correct-eise blanket . . . There were no survivors. \sw s $5,000.00 advance just what course of action Th« Giobemaster crashed sec­ assures you of famous Chatham all- per person the court could take. Here are the onds after taking off from the East Berlin possibilities: U. a. air baae at Tachikawa, 25 wool quality. "Iliese Chatham blankets • for three years of 1. A decision on the govern­ miles west of Tokyo. - treatment, if necessary ment's appeal from Justice Doug­ An eyewitness said- the giant come in a wide range of neW decorator las' stay of execution could be plane “somersaulted like a bird Riot Leader Faihlon'i answer to what to t ' *: handed down from the bench as and plummeted to the ground.” colors with a hiKurious A" acetate sat­ full years of ■ scon as the- hearing ts- ended;...... ''F'lwpeJleris'Ai* ..... Rerlih, June *18— (ITi -—A wear on the fairway or on 2. The court could confer and A Japanese farmer. Masayaau in binding, gift-boxed, at only $14.95. protection for only Issue a decision later in the day. Klnoshlta, said "the huge plane Russian firing squad todi^ the town. An action-back executed a German accus^ First quality ho.-,...y in sheer or semi-sheer weights. 3. It could defer action indefi­ came skimming over the trees by $15.00 for families the highway. Two of its four pro­ hy the Soviet army command Pink • Red > Blue nitely. ? v / - s • ' c M t dress that's cool, ARKW RIGHT 60 GAUGE S H E E R S ...... $1.00 Pr. $7.50 for individuals The session was to last three pellers were not turning. Tben it of organizing anti-Commu- Avocado * YeUow hours, with the prosiscution and circled and craahed and exploded." nist riots in ^ s t Berlin. comfortable cfhd chic — LADY TWINTON FANCY HEEL NYLONS $1.00 Pr. defense dividing the time evenly. The plane waa a special flight Major General P. T. Dibrova, NO-MEND NYLONS ...... $1.35 Pr. The court convened at. 12:12 p. m„ for soldiers, not one of the regular now ruling East Berlin under a with four button tabbed (d .s.t). courier runs between Japan and state of siege, announced the ALBA SEMI SHEER ...... $1.35 Pr. CHARLES W. Douglas said the Roaenbeegs Korea. executton. pockets and convertible NO-SEAM NYLONS ...... $ 1.00 and $ 1.15 Pr. Green Stamps should hays been tried under the ITie worst previous air disaster The Soviet general described the A N K LE T S...... 3 Pair $1.00 LATMROP 1946 Atomic 'EJnergy Act instead was the crash of another Globe- dead inan, ’Willi CMtaing, as "a cellar. In a variety of of the 1917 Espionage Act and master near Larson Air Force resident of West Berlin, who ■ ^iven — INSURANCE ~ that therefore there were serious Hrrald Photo. bass St Moses Lake, Wash., which worked on order of a foreign intel­ W 0 The class of 116 aealors who received diplamM In the 78th Mnual graduation ex- 20. pattern^ and fabrics. . ’‘ii ! doubts as to the legality of the is sbowu during her address ta. the elam and the capacity audience. On the right, killed 86 last Dec. ligence service, was one of the Ladies' Billfolds CO. crclcce of Rockville High School, last night at Sykes Awlltortum. Rockville, stande Associated Press photographer — MANCNirnai Ceiiii-. 100 EA.ST CENTER STREET death sentence. just before nMrchlng to get the coveted honors from John O. Taloatt, Jr„ chairman June Tyler, salutatorlan. is pictured during her address. Mlao Sehmidt received four active organisera of provocatlona With Cash Sales MANCHESTER, CONN. Max Desfor reported from the Sanforized, mercerized In new summer colors, also Appearing for the government, of Hie Vernon Board of Education. On the left, Aleeandra Schmidt, valedietorUn. of the prizes awiMded during the evening. and disturbances in ths Soviet aee- miniature French purse with LOO ' TEL. Mitchell 9-0384 Robert L. Stem , the acting aolici- scene. / tor 6t Berlin, and. participated lb key chain, each ...... 5 9 ^ and tor general, told the nine Justices "TTie plane crashed In s muddy the violent banditry against tha and guaranteed that if \he Rosenbergs had been rice fleld just In front of a bamboo organs of power a ^ the popula­ tried under the Atomic Energy grove. tion,” ' $q.98 Rockville High ‘*rbere wer* large pieces of the washable. I Act the case would have bssn Truce Draft Completed; Rhee Frees 25,000 Ortas Anninaceiwsad' White Handbag throwTi out of court so quickly the wreck still inlact, Including on* “GoettUng vna aentencad to I Justice department would.have be­ Graduation Page twisted wing, In this season's IN WIDE ASSORTMENT OF STYLES death by abooUnR'. Ilia MOtanca come a “laughing stock.’* “One tsngl* of wreckage with waa carriad oiitr Uta gMta 'an- i i Easy to clean plastic straws or plastic beaded bag.";, also new The High Court wax called to­ Fate Hangs in Balance an engine was jammed Jnto a popular colors. embroidered nylon or cotton eyelet styles. A full page in today's Anti-Red Prisoners crumpled heap about 30 feet high, aouneament coacluded, .: - gether by Chief Juatice Vinson Tha Ruastana extended martial after Atty.' Gen. Brownell appealed edition of the Manchester "An Air Force major from Tachikawa said hla men had re­ law to areas borderfag East Barlin Sizes 12-20 PLUS Douglas' action, calling It “un­ M iin san .Tlltie 18 „ Hon might delay the return of some Evening J^kuld is devoti^ and began. A aerIsa of masa a rtista .. S|- « and * '®* each precedented.”- Th^d “ft^f pri«>n.r. held by the moved nearly 180 bodies. 9 2 TAX to sradoRtion exerci-^es ToTiyo, Friday, June 19--1;A»>---Defiant Sotith Korea fi«ed "An ambulance driver said *<1 in an effort to stamp out un­ and U V i-24H. Vinson announced that eight of 25,000 anti-Red Korean prisoners yesterday on orders of rest which exploded in the sector the Justices approveef the session. apparently was completed to-j ofliciai UN sources in Tokj-o last night at the Rockville was a terriM* sight. They were President Syngitian Rhee without regard for the perU'it placed mangled horribly.’ yesterday and rcaulted in at laaat Only Justice Hugo Black, he said, day but its fate miglit turn said they did not expect Rhee's High School. IS fatalitlea. * Carhpus Panties disapproved. on President Svngman Rhee’k move to wreck Ihe armistice, but on an impending truce. Early today 1,500 more anti-Red “W* got right up to the scene The page, in addition to end air police demanded ’crash The Russian military comman­ Black has taken the position all open defiance of his Allies in * Koreans tried to make a masa oa-^ der’s .announcement waa diatrtbut- GIRLS’ Hollyivood elsstlc wsist end elastic leg band along that the High Tribunal should might demand delivery of the es­ pictures taken during the cape from yet another prlaon camp passes’,’’ Desfor said. "Ws *xplain- arbitrarily releasing 25,000 ed we wars acersdited correspond­ ed by the Soviet lone news agen­ brief panties. White and pastel colors. Small, review the Rosenberg trial. He was caped prisoners before signing a exercises, has speeches of near Seouj^a port city of Inchon cy ADN. medium, large. Each joined on Monday by Justices Doug­ anti-Red prisoners of war. truce. the honor students '^and and claahed with U. S. toldlers and Vets to Retain ents and ware admittsd. Aftar 1 39- las, Frankfiirter and Jackson both Staff offlcprs who have been put­ took pictures some guard said the More than 100 Qermaaa were Even as the prisoners scattered; the list of prizes. Mai'lnea. First unofficial reports reported under arreet today in Sportswear in favoring a stay and in reviewing it appeared that all details of an ting the finishing touches on the said 100 priaonera were killed. film would be eelzed and turned the trial. But the five-man majority armisUce agreement had been armistice wound up their sessions over to the Tachikawa Baae com­ East Berlin and facing Soviet Sizes 7 to 14 It was the fifth camp involved In Medical Care; courts. Flying squads of Pe(xple’s Gifts for Father's Day composed of Vinson and Justices wrapped up and'the final text was at 12:30 p.m; and transistors went (See Page Five) the breakouts. mander. being rushed to completion. to work immediately. They pre­ Arrepts Responsibility “However, the matter was police and Ctommuntst party of­ (Continued on Pago Thirteen) sumably were putting the docu­ Rider Rejected straigbtsned out and wa retained ficials raided workers’ homes, BATHING SUIT^ Seaforth Shaving Mugs ...... $1.10 SwiM Doubtful Rhee immediately accepted re­ hunting suspects. But Swiaa Foreign Minister Max ment into English, Korean and sponsibility for the surprise move the film.” ' Cotton, seersucker, floral skirts Yardley Shaving Bowls...... $1.25 Chinese. Names of the dead will not be West Germany wondered if the Petitpierre said In Berne the re­ —first official act In open revolt Washington, June 1$— (P r- The Soviet army would stop its flring $3.98 OM Spice Shaving M ugs ...... $1.25 lease of antl-Communlat prisoners The staff officers recessed in­ against United Nations’ efforts to released until next of kin are noti­ definitely. House Probers House today rejected a proposal to fied. squad after the one execution aa Greek Troops might force Switxerland to recon­ reach cease-fire terms with the a terror example. One piece cotton with elastic Old Spice Shaving Lotion...... $1.00 sider her decision to serve on neu- There was no announcement as Communists. restrict free medical cars (or velvature. 14.95 Buy This Week V * to .\vhen. the. lop level negotiators (CeaUaued .OR Fag*. IWilaNi) Most of the arrested Germans 4ral-oororolaalooa. to. supervise- - the .waF"VataraAS-whox«n.«(ford to pay Yardlay Shaving Lotion . ., .. .______$1.50 • -Rhee-aaid- In-a ■atatement -he dW wsm, by 'Communist admission, Repulse Sharp truce. would meet to approve the text. DelayDecision it "without full consultation with for it and whose ailment is not con­ Mennen Skin Bracer...... 59c-98c The Interpreters quit for the day residents of East Berlin end not SHORTS at HALE'S - Only last week the Swiss govern­ the United Nations Command." nected with his military service.. the Allied sectors. But Red pro­ Aqua Vejva Shaving Lotion . . . : ...... 59c-98c ment reversed an earlier stand and after working five hours and "We pulled the rug from under scheduled another session for 10 To Call Clark ' By roll-call vote of 217 to 180, the paganda continued to harp on the Palmolive Rapid S h a v e ...... 79c Chinese Attack said it would serve on the armis­ their feet," a South Korean gov­ House knocked from an appropria- Kelley Praises charge that "Western provoca^ Variety of colors tice'and prisoner-commissions even a.m. Friday(9 p.m. d.s.t. Thursdayl. ernment apokeaman boasted. and styles. Seer- ______$1.00 ON Obser\’era speculated that the in­ Washington, June 18— OB — The tiona bill a rider that would have teura” instigated the antl-(3om- Gillette R a zo r...... Seoul. June 18 .— •—Greek though South Korea objected to the President Eisenhower quickly allowed the Veterans adminiatra- munist rebellion. •siicker. denims. .. . $24.50 truce terms. terpreters might have completed House Judiciary committee today conferred at the White House in Tow Truck Bill Price $1J9-$S.98. Schick Electric Razor...... troops threw back s sharp Chinese work on the document and sched­ tion (VA) to ignore an oath by a Some of the oldest eraployss-of Communist attack in central Korea Preparations form exchanging postponed until next Tuesday a de­ Washington with Congressmen veteran that he can’t afford to pay Remington Electric Razor ...... $27.50 thousands of war prisoners were uled another meeting t6 re-read It!. over the critical development. One Chubby shorts, General Electric today as staff officers reporfcdly cision on whether to subpoena Su­ for hospitalization. In List Review (Coattaned *a Pag* Thirteea) Sunbeam Electric Razor...... ____ $26.50 reached agreement oh details of rushed by both sides. UN officials conferee. Sen. Styles Bridges (R- The VA may not Ignore such an 7',j to 14'i, teen speculate on whether Rhee's ac- ((Continued on Page Five) preme Court Justice Tom C. Clark NHi said afterward "it is a serious to 161i $3.98 an armistice. to testify before a subcommittee. oath now. Instead, it must accept In the air, U. -S.-Sabre pHota-de- Representative Keating rR-NTT, Ahing.’!...... — ...... ■zt"facr'yalne-*''veteran'*: oath ■ that- —Hartford;--June- 1*— — Legisla­ FLOOR MODELS 'This was the swift sequence of be can't afford outside treatment atroyed four MIGs and damaged chairman of a subcommittee engag­ explosive developments: tion to protect the public against four others in swirling battles that ed in a probe of the Justice depart- and furnish hospitalization when exorbitant charges by tow truck- ranged to tree-top height along Sixteen thousand South Korean available. Biilletii^s Agent Reveals Red Plot ntent, told a reporter he Is request­ guards at four campa on the South wrecker operators was cited today Tioga Pompadour Yarn the Yalu River in far northwest ing authorization to issue a sub­ Korean mainland turned their Today's action insures the re­ by Motor Vehicles Commissioner from the AP Wires Korea. poena for Clark. backs while m ost of the 29,300 tention of that setup. Charles F. Kelley as one of the The Red jab at Outpost Harry He added that the request will be anti-Red Koreans scrambled past The new proposal would have best motor vehicle measures passed EXTRA on the central front ended a short­ “(he first order of business orr skimpy barbed wire enclosures and let the VA go behind the oath and by the 1953 General Assembly. Oz. Skein. r lived lull across the 1.55-mile bat- To Slay Sen. McCarthy Ttieiday.” The subject, he said, refuse hospitalization if it believes HAT PARLEY STALLED SPECIAL fled into the night beginning at Also ranking high on the commls- Norwalk, Jane 18—(iPi—Con­ 2 9 tlefront—a lull which appeared was discussed briefly before the the applicant can afford to pay for ■ioner's list is another bill which timed to agreement fet Panmun-- , full committee behind closed doors midnight Wednesday. it in a private hospital. tract negotiations between *ffi- Wonderful Tioga Pompadour for children's and baby's wear and Outnumbered, 4*,000 U. S. guards would protect communities against dale of til* Hat CorporatlM of now just in time at this special price for beautiful atoles. Come jom oh a battlefront demarcation Washington, June 18—(i'P)—A former FBI undercover today, The House also goes to work to­ abuses by junk yard operators. were helpless except to fire a few day on a controversial $47998,732,- Americn and tlie Uaited Hattera In and aee the sample stole made from Tioga Pompadour yarii. line. .. agent testified todav he heard a Communist boa.st la.st De- Oark sent Keating a lettereyes- bursts "from their rifles. Nine pris­ Although not effective untiM95S, VnloB (AFL) were reported at Sleeveless Blouses White, Nile green, yellow, baby blue and brfby pink. space Helmets The st’ubboni Greek defenders cember that he had been pick^ b>^.ommuni.st leaders to kill “ ^ ‘"querti^^^^ a"bSm' oners and one Korean guard were 500 foreign aid bill for next year. the Motor Vehicle chief Hated as a standstill today. Union offl- threw back 3.00A Chinese and killed and IS other prisoners and Rep. Lawrence H. Smith (R- i highly Important the law setting up rials said they refused to dio- Plain colors—white, red, pink, yellow. Pin atripe, red, blue. North Korean Reds in an hours- Senator McCarthy (R-, W ks.) , The .te.stimony came from seven cases, handled while he w-aa ; Wis) said cuts of another one bll- .(^^o-year operators’ licenses, with a Joseph D. Maizel of P ittsb u rg h ,^ ------Attorney. General, which'have been | wounded. Some chose hot to flee. cuss a new wage agreemebt un­ Sizes 8 to 14. Lowest Price Ever! long, hand-to-hand battle on Out­ lion dollBr* W'H proposed. peraon's license expiring on his less the company cancels Its' , FOR ALL CHILDREN ACCOMPANIED post Harry. who said the man who made the, -g g O 1 under investigation. Keating's move I The measure now carries 476 mil- (Contlw^M J^ e birth-month. This will give the de­ nlaaa tq.mpvfxtrnw.bat ttah:- ■ • - AssiKttted'-Fress’ -coTi^spoiideht . boaat^wavvLim-Borts of-PUtaburgh. ir»| C A rt - ft' promiaea. A^.ruUng on; whettier- -. a ifon ' dolIars '-lMS- thirii* -Fresident partment tlhiC id"*c^tinlt« the Maxzel' said he waa an I BI congressional committee can force iahihg b|wnitioM from NonnUk G-EAttmeCTRIC lY EITHER PARENT Milo Farneti reported all waa quiet Eisehhower urged Congress to ac­ record of each motoriat as he re­ to Tennessee. on the eaat-central front, where counter spy. posing as a Com­ Supreme Court Justice to testify. cept ss an “honest" minimum. It applies and will also level out the munist, when he attended a secret is $2,602,000,000 less than recom­ 30,000 to '40,000 Reds drove two_ Ikp ^intpinpntC/U tt-CIllO llt. j surprised t*** herecord hss notbe- agency’! work over a 12-nionlh REDS SEIZE OI .... miles through Allied lines In some' meeting In Pittsburgh at which mended by former President Tni- period. Bortz announced that "he was reque.sted sn opportunity to be RerUn, June 18—OPV— An Special ^IYard spots early this week In the heav­ News Tidbits msn. - The tow truck regisU'atlon bill, American aohUer who apparent­ iest fighting ih months. selected by the" Communist party heard.” said Keating. Voting on proposals (or deeper already signed by Governor Lodge, On Book Issue Clark wrote Keating that he Culled from AP Wires ly blundered ever the Soviet Seven beautiful colors in practical puckered nylon that needs In other ground action. Allied to do a job In fhe liquidation of cuts may sta rt tomorrow. The bill goes into effect Oct. 1. the usual Zonal frontier from the U. S. no ironing. You wdll w’ant several colors at this low, low price for artillery chopped up 1,500 Red Sen. Joseph McCarthy.” was refusing the Invitation is only s celling for the yesr start­ date in which new laws .start to against his “personal inclina-1 sector of Berlin waa seized by dresses and blouses. White, rose, aqua, na^'y, yellow, orchid and Miss Patricia Erickson reinforcementa attempting to Led ’Goon Squads’ Washington, June 18— (J5 — ing July 1. Actual appropriating function. But tow truck operatora Russian troopo today and melon. move toward Communiat-held ye described Bortz ss a leader Senator Jackson (D.. Ws.sh.) said tions” but felt It Involved the In- j Private aurveya of U. S. Infor­ will come up later. , will actually be given until next dependence of the Judiciary [ mation Service libraries In Italy marched off at gunpoiat. Ger­ i . . ■ GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCE EXPERT Finger Ridge Wednesday night. of Communist “goon squSds” in today Pi-esldent Eisenhower "in A fight is likely also on an ad- March 1 to comply with all the mans who saw the Incident re­ Pittsburgh, and quoted Bortz as ought to clarify his branch' of the government.'. Indicate under 50 titles from pens miniatration-oppo.sed amendriient provisions of the law. The Outpost Harry action began fairness" ported It to army headquarters. Another Shipment! WASHER at 12:35 a.m. Thursday (11,':35) telling the gathering of seven or declaration that the State Deparl- But Keating, in a statem ent of over 20 authors removed to withhold more than one billion Under the law, all per.^ns or after Clark's letter to him was under .Stata Department directive concerns having tow trucks and The soldier waa aot tdesHfled a.m. Wednesday, dst) when an es­ eight persons that he waa "grati­ ment has his permission to burn dollars of military aid to Europe Immediately. NEW PAHERNS AND COLORINGS WILL BE IN THE STORE tim ated 1,000 Reds scrambled up fied" by the assignment and that books containing downright Com­ made public by other sources, said banning books . . State officiala $349.95 the slippery slopes after a heavy “when the time would come he munist propaganda. he saw no question involving the ready to proceed with purchase of (Continued on Page Thirteen) (Continued on Page Two) 36" FINE QUALITY mortar and artillery barrage. Ei.senhower made the statement 1 prerogatives of the branches of I Capitol avenue property and plans FACES DEATH COUNT ALL DAY would be ready to carry It out.” Miami, Flo,, June 18—<45-~ Roaring Allied guns laid down Mazzef teatifled at a hearing by at a news conference yesterda.v ! government, for a new state office building for Raseell Toogay, 89-yea old for­ the Senate Investigations subcom­ and, when aaked, declined to say the site, despite amendment tack­ DRYER (Continued on Page Thirteen) mer Coaot Guardamaa and Quadriga Prints 4 9 c yard^ (Oontinued on Page Thirtoen) mittee. McCarthy heads this group whether his gibe at "book ed on bond authorization bill in ewtmming Instructor, focea a the flnai hours of the General Alaska Army Port Ruined; but had arranged for Senator burnera," in a apeech at Dart-, combined Inquest nod' prelimi­ Dozens of patterns In all types of small and large moUfa for THURSDAY Miindt (R-S. D.) to preside. mouth College Sunday, waa aimed Assembly, j^aaes, aprons, skirts, drapes, spreads, etc. $249.95 nary bearing today on a oeenad; Marie Asks NATO Mundt asked Mszzel w;hether at Senator McCarthy (R.. Wis.i. Maritime! Walkout sembly. degree mur^r charge ia_ thw Bortz meant “a political liquida­ Elsenhower’s reply was that he Governor Lodge ssys extra $46,- Swept by Fires, Explosions death lost months of Mo awkB- FRIDAY tion or a physical liquidation of never deals in perjonalities. 000,000 in taxes people of Con­ Btnr daughter, Kathy. AsHume War Cost McCarthy. Mi-Carth.v, who said he was Threatens Coasts necticut 'Will begin paying July 1 I 52" Fin^ Cotton Jersey Anchorage, Alaaka, June 18 -(fi—..the town. The second said a boUer “To kill him,” Mazzei said.. sure he was not the target of (or next two years "will not be REPORT MALBNKOW SLAIN FOR BATHING SUIT LININGS. T-SHIRTS, ETC. If yee have any questions on Generd Electric Fires and explosion, destroyed mil- J" -e^^f the warehouses blew up Paris, June 18—(J5—Asking the McCarthy sat quletl.v at the Eisenhower's remark, said after New York, June 18—(45 - 'The used for. larger and more" glorifled BnlUnsofe. Juan 17 — (P) — Haw AutooMUic W a th r ofid cqme ie end toik with Miss Erick- National Assembly to confirm him court-like bench In the hearing the news conference: "no contract-nn work" walkout by state agencies" . . . A “summer Hons of dollars worth - of milUftry j Thre* persons were reported CeL UUus U Aoeoao. who Imada White ...... 9 9 ' yard as the head of France's 19th post­ room as Mazzei told-Ms story. "I think he has given a com­ the CIO National Maritime Union slow-down’! being put Into effect installations and supplies last night; critically injured In the boiler ex- what Is deaerlhed oa a privMo. war government, Andre Marie pro­ Mazzei said he now owns ami mendable clarification of the Dart­ (NMUi. entering its second dav on highways of 11 northea.stern world-wide intelMgeoco e e fritm , Maw AutomeUic Dryer states because their toll of dead at Alaaka's main military port of , plosion. An Alaska Railroad yard- posed today that the North Atlan­ manages the Grand theater at mouth apeech. which apparently to^ay, threatens to tie up .50 per Whittier, 72 miles southeast of here. ; master was believed to be the only said thpt rumors are epr f Ong Bla^ ...... yard 0-i asnvs»i>< Ws.Ws| Adtss . ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT 1 tic Treaty organization put up^the Millvale, Pa., but was an under­ has been misunderstood by many cent of American shipping In East and injured in traffic accidents is The rampaging, wind-blown other casualty, although hundreds in the satellite eonntrika that A brand 'new designcd-lo-go- cover agent for the FBI from 19.51 newsmen." running above normal. .v . Oeorgt Malenkov kon koea ointa. Dungarees 52*79 together automatic washer and Ps.libswss Sswfl UmI Ssln tsf . billion and a half dollars France and Gulf jCoaat ports. (lames in less than four hours de-1 of stevedore troops station^ there _ EXTRA FINE. | ; Oak, Street Entrance now Is spending annually to fight until last March 26, when he testi­ McCarthy amended the com­ InconrTing ships manned by N5(U Nineteen cars of Chirago-tound sti^oyed three new wsrehouses, two were utilized In flg^htlngr the fire, dryer to help you breeze through tavM taap Asd Water 83-car freight train hurtling Red, navy and-gray. Lined cuff. Bines 7 to 14. Communist-led rebels in Indo­ fied In a court proceeding involv­ ment later to "miaunderstood by members- were due to be idled on docks and other building*. Report* Alaska Defense Command offi- REDS FREE POL'E MOOH S i ^ Gr«en Stamps Given With Cash Sales vour washdays! china . V ing Steve Nelson of Pittsburgh,, many, persons.' arrival. As many aa 750 vessels thr-ough the night on the Boston here and at Seward but not con-1 ciala here said the port faculties Moscow. May IS — l A -e-Tha' If NATO wouldn't shoulder the convicted Communist leader. The President’s denunciation of'haff<;TOJX)0 crewmen may he in- S t Albany railroad leave rails at Sotiet Ufiloa koa told U. IE. Electric, to you I som-.they'll a Otsas.laaie la Oryat la firmed by the military said that a L were wiped out completely and no load, Marie told the assembly, “ex- He related that oiii the day of "book burners” had been^ inter- vqlved ufilcaa an early settlement West Warren, Mass. , I longer were usahl*. Many millions Amkaaegdor Ckorloq Ik ■shlHl give you complete dependability! Brytag CIsiAm . "'li' quantity,of ammunition blew up. cepUcnal measures" would have [to the proceeding he ate brefikfsst 'preted widely as aimed at Mc­ is reached. - Governor Lodge says Connecti­ Cauae [ of the lire was undeter- Of dollars have been spent in de­ that It wUI M taor taMn COM f IN TODAY FOR A PMii DiMOMSTMATIOtH be taken to keep, up the seven- with Neiaon in a restaurant across Carthy's successful ^gbt to re- The union aitd a management cut voters. ought to go ta polls in iRined apd two unofficial versions veloping the area. Which serves as Mon wivon of AatalMSR M W th«JWHALeeo Monday's special Constitutional were given. One said that a forest In Moneow isova Ratals-iRr 40R ■ CO. I (CMtlyiiMd on Page Seven) (CwitfaiMsfl M Pag^ SevMt««B) (CMtlaaad m Pajn Thrw) (ContiniMd on Png* •*%'*■) \ elsction. . f ^ in ^jacent Umber swept into (Oeattaaei ea Png* 0*v*r V U-tadStataA jd . , . ‘ Al' i -s. ' / ■■ 5r"* •\. ■>: V ▼ A

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PAG E TWC MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,* THURSDAY, JUNE 18. 1953 UANCHESTES EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. THURSDAY, JUNE 18. 1963 PAGE with a aids Una exception at 184 Middle Turnpike east; Richard C. Kelley Praises England Estate on tonight’s meeting of the Coven­ of the listed books have been 15 Applicants Langdon. to ere(;t a -detached League Asking Hebron Tolland try Grange. donated, since April. garage at aide of dwelling instead News Tidbits Ris^lected Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Piickett of THE GILLEHE To Be Heard of in the rear at 34'I>w li street; Larger Vote Tow Truck Bill Split by Court Hicks Graduates Rockville were ' recent guests of Manchester BveRlng Herald Tol- CharJes-M. WSirren, to ierect a hood .. Culled from AP Wires Coj:>lidge Awards Tolland ■friends;------' ■ ...... ' tauid'corrisapoiideiit,'Mrs;' John H; Fresh Sea Foods NowLin Season^ with a side line exception at 2 Miss Mary Bugbe of West Steele, tele^one Rockville 5-7161. IC i C R U M FISH AND CHIPS WITH OUR FRIALATOR PRESIDENT RAZOR Fireworks Matter Is North School street. Presents Issues Town In List Review Judge Borden Orders School Diplomas To Attend Dance Springfield, Mass., was a recent 01 MAIN STREET about it... Infantile paralysis- be paid into the estates of his wife chairman of the school board: Jram .8 to.U :30 p..m. It is strictly fiction works; Annapurna, Maurice plan to make their permanent hearinR room of the -Municipal ts(?hed garage being lor-ated on preeident - of ' thr League -of Women cases -in nation last 'week total Tneroqr atnidards:------and daughter whom he killed be­ David Fracdhia, George FroMkr Herzog; Always the Youiig Stran­ home. They have many friends Buildinfr. for graduates by invitation only, the aide instead of the rear at K6 Voters of Mancheseer today urged 305 — highest weekly total so far Most important phase of the fore committing suicide Dec, 7, Harold Hills, Lee Johnson, James no admission charge. ger, Carl Sandburg; Prince of here who regret their departure The aubject of fireworka will South Hawthorne street; Peter the electors of the town to better this year. law. Kelley said..is the pact which 1951., Lyman, Lester Miner, James No­ Players, Eklwln Booth, Eleanor and have been honored with enter thia aeaaion. John Rojjera Cluiperons Cervinl, to erect an addition to a the record on June 22 from 6 a. Workers at the Torrington and requires such operators to file a Judge Abraham S. Bordon's de­ vak, John'Queen, Craig Rowley, Chaperons for the evening will Ru^gles; Only Parent, ^ u ls e several farewell parties. seeka permlaaion to erect a algn non-conforming garage with a m. to 6 p. m. when they have the list of charges with the Motor Ve<- cision yesterday was made in two Robert Schatz, Bela Schreier. F r ^ Mrs. Duffy, who was the for­ for one week at the interaectlon Ansonla plants of Ameriimn be Mr. and Mrs. PSt, Nsppl and Dickenson Rich; African Violet, rear line exception and located on opportunity to vote on two proposed Brass Company, Waterbury, vote hicles department. If the commis­ of three suits brought against Teichert, Mildred Davis, Dolores Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tobin. Mra. Helen Van Pelt Wilson; Madeline; mer Elizabeth Findlay and a na­ of New Bolton road and Middle a lot not occupied b.v a main state constitutional amendments. sioner regards any of these aa un- England's estate by Clayton E. Hall, Sandra McCorrison. Ruth Turnpike caat. It will be a direc­ on which of three unions will Elizabeth Peck is director, of the Mrs. Robert Uttle Henry; Ad­ tive of Scotland, came to Man­ WANTED building at 216 Oak street. The questions aa they will appear bargain for them In contract mat­ raaibnable, he can refuse to accept Carver of Rockville, England's Fagach, Muriel Warner, Margaret club. The decorating committee in­ ventures of America, John Keu- chester 40 years ago in her girl­ tional aljrn for a flriworka atand'In on the ballot are: "Constitutional father-in-law. Whitehouse, Donna Woodman. Bolton. 'Thia la the laat time that Bruno Mazzoll, to erect an ad­ ters... Police rouse Walter Nash them and unless ths rates aCe ad­ cludes Jane Page, Patsy Metcalf, wenhoven. hood. Her husband, who Is a dition to non-conforming garage Amendment to Incorporate Forty- from sound sleep in his home so justed properly no license Vv|ll be Carver is administrator of the Offleera I'argaret Lojzlm, Jerry Lojziht Adult FIcGon. brother of (constable James Duffy, fireworka can be purchaaed and Seven Amendmenta in the Consti­ issued. estates of Mrs. England, her Class officers were: President, OIL BURNER SERVICEMAN diacharged lawfully In thoae parta not located on the same lot occu­ he esn sign burglarv complsint and Flank Young. Adult fiction books Included: was born in Manchester. They pied by the main building at 134 tution of the State without onier' sgsinst man they have caught, If the operators are found' to daughter, Jane, 24, and her four- Ruth Pagach, vice-president. Sen' The refreshment committee in­ Decree, Annemarie Seltnko; The celebrated their silver wedding in of the atate that allow their uae. Revision, Yes" and "Conatitutlonal dra McCorrison, secretary, Diolores Y%eodore L. Fairbanks FOR PERMANENT POSITION Henr.v atreet; William Be'flore, to in his living room. charge rates higher than the stand­ year-old son, Jonathan, all of cludes Mary DImmock, Raymond Velvet-. Doublet, Janies Street; 1M 2, in their new home at 136 The fireworka law. paaaed by tbe Amendment to Incorporate Forty- whom were blasted to death with Hall, treasurer, Fred Teichert. project the cornice on a proposed Fire A Casualty Company of ard ones approved by the atate, Schackway, ARhea Senk and Bar Atom at Splthead, David Devine; Campfield avenue, whiqh they sold lef^ialature recently, becomea ef­ Seven Amendments in the Constitu-- a shotgivn . which England then '»■ The class Gower was the red Theodora L. Fairbanks, chief of FREE INSURANCE — PAID VACATIONS fective October 1 and the atate ban building closer to aide line at Hartford seeks $600,000 from their licenses can be immediately bara Whitman. The Singing Sands, Josephine Tey; this spring. tion of the State without Other Re- suspended. turned on himself. carnation; class colors, green and plant protection and safety super­ gfoea into effect at that time. Adelaide road; Wllljam B. Thorn­ vlaion. No.” Pennsylvania firm, which Dairy Supper The case of the Hesitant Hostess, All three of the Duffy family OTHER EMPLOYE BENEFITS The . court did not decide Car­ gold; class mottOr Go Forward to visor-at tbs ..Pioneer Parachute A public dairy supper sponsored • Other applicationa to be conald- ton, to -erert hreezeway and T his amendment incorporatea the It charges. In a federal court suit, Tlwe commisiloner said thia was Success. Company, was elected to his sec­ Earle Stanley Gardner: A Breeze have visited Tn' Sacramento, where garage closer to aide line at 10 conspired to recover a debt at the much needed legialstion, recalling ver's claim in the child's case. by Tolland Grange No, 51 will be of Morning. Charl^ Morgan: U t­ ' 1 ered are from Edwin. Jacobaon. to forty-seven amendmenta into the The decisions which were made program ond term as treasurer of the Hart­ their son, Ueut. Elmore Duffy, convert a alnffle dwellinii; into a Fenwick road and George Legler, Hartford company's expense... numerous complaints he had com­ served in Grange Hall. June 27 constitution in their proper places were based on stipulated facts The program opened with selec­ ford Industrial Safety Council, tle World of Don Camillo, Giovan­ has been located since his dis­ TOP WAGES FOR RIGHT MAN two-family dwelling at ISA Adams to erect detached garage at aide and under their proper headings State Treasurer Joseph A. Adorno plained bitterly of being stung by from 6:30 to 6:30 p.m. The menu ni Guareschl; The Golden Bond, charge from the Air Force and sky-high charges. In some rasei, predicated principally on the o f­ tions by an. instrumental trioi and affiliated with the Manafacturers’ will consist of creamed chicken, street; Steve Cavag:naro, to make instead of rear of a dwelling at 36 without revision. If approved by a sworn in as Judge of the Middle- Association of Hartford County, Edith Simon; Ladles Won’t Walt, his marriage to Miss Mildred APPLY TO ^ alterations to a dwellinic closer to motorists told of being billed for ficial finding of coroner Louis ,W. processional by the same group. mashed potatoes, tomato lettuce Jarvis road. majority of those voting on June town Probate dliitrict by Supreme Schaefer, who held the three Rev. John G. BMk gave the invoca­ last night in the Terrace Dining Peter Cheyney; Alios Basil WHl- Baker of Sacramento. In World aide lines than reffulatlona allow Court Justice Ernest A. Inglis. $75 to $100 for towing service. salad, C.ottage cheese rolls, string 32nd, it will become effective on deaths to be murder at the hands tion. The Lord’s Prayer, by Albert Room at Bradley Field, Windsor Ing, Hden M cOoy; Night Man, War II Ueut. Duff.v, while in the at 8> Tanner street; Charles Luce, Jan. 1 ,19SS, and will make the Con­ The bill on junk yards empowers beans, pickles, pie, coffee and milk. Ullman and Fletcher. ELDER STATESMAN BER­ of England. Hay Malotte, was sung by a mixed Locks. Mrs. Edith Wesley is the chair­ Southwest Air Command, en­ MORIARTY BROTHERS extension of permission to use lot stitution of the State of Connecticut NARD BARUCH says Europeans the department to regulate all junk One volume. The Family Mark The coroner found that at the chorus. The Address of Welcome Joseph Millerick, safety direc­ man. gaged in 45 bombing mission!. Hs SU CENTER STREET TEU Ml-S-MSS for parklfiK cars east of 624 Mid­ a tradable and intelligible docu­ vwho cling to misguided notion that yards whether or not on ths main Twain, was added for youths. Nine hold! several air medals; dle Turnpike east; Harry Rylan- Manchester time of the shooting. England was was given by Ruth Pagach; %Iass tor at the Sessions Clock Com­ The Bolton Grange presented ment, inatead of one which ia now American ;bbwer alone can stop highway. Kelley said this will be president. A mixed chorus sang der„ Jr., to erect attached irarace very hard to understand. of considerable help to communi­ living apart from his famil.v and pany, wal elected president. the travelling program honoring Communist aggression are, in ef­ that Mrs. England, mother of Blue Bells of Scotland, Tribute to The Hartford Industrial Safety Flora to Tolland Grqnge at the Dale Book League Supports It fect asking the United States to ties who have claimed to be power­ less to curb, junk yard abuses. eight children, planned to divorce Song, and Drink to Me Only With Council was organized several meeting last Tuesday. The League of Women Voters of go it alone. him. Thine Eyes. years ago, with the purpose .of Among the more important motor Personal Notes ;i Friday, June 1> Cuitn.ecticut has supported this Despondent over ill health and Dr. R. Df/niel Chubbuck, school assisting members in safety work Miss Blanche Bulman of KelsO' m Oornerstohe Club strawberry amendment through two sessions ef vehicle isglslstion listed by Kelley bitter because of his wife's de­ superintendent, gave an address, and to give advice on safety f e a 1 1 v a 1, St. Bridget's Church the Ocneval Assembly, and is now would: Scotland, is the guest of Mrs. Paul STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL cision, the coroner said, England followed by musical selections. A problems which occur in the re­ de Macarte this week. Tf^EASUfZE CHEST PERFUMES/* grounds 8 to 8:30 p. m. ' advocating a favorable vote on Require that fenders or fender mixed chorus sang. Who Would? GIFT SUGGESTIONS planned to kill her. He also planned spective plantarof members. Plant Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis Brown of . . . YOU too will be talking about tbeie 10 June 20 and 21 June 23. The League points out, Local Stocks flaps cover wheels of cars and to kill his daughter because she by Ruth Huffman Hunt; All Ye however, that there la nb revision Visitations are held during the West Hartford were gueits of . TODAY S P.M. World Famouj Perfiimei . . . created eincci- Open house at Keeney School, trucks require that all cars have had sided with her mother, and Mountains, by R. Deane Shure; year and a dinner meeting is held Tolland relatives, Monday, June 15. 2 to 5:30 p. m. of the content of the Constitution all for yciii by Parfiims International, Ltd. QnotatioBa Fumlalieid By windshields in good condition. the child because he did not be­ Praise the Lord, by Shure; Aloha once a month from September Mrs. Lillian Clough of Stafford PLACKET COLLAR Treasure Cbcjt Perfume* con*i»l of 10 dif­ Tuesday, June 28 in the- "codification" amendment, Cobam A MIddlebrook, Inc. Tightening the law on illegal lieve he was its father, the coroner Oe, Queen Liliuokalanl. 661 MAIN STREET and therefore still supports the until June. Spring* visited relatives In town ferent full Jtfetigth balf-dram bottle* of the Testimonial dinner for Charles I p. m. prieea mufflers, providing the same max­ Saidr All joined singing Star Tuesday. finc*t and mo*t e*clii*ive perfume*. Each a S, House, State Arinory, 7 p. m. calling of a conatitutlonal conven­ Bank Stocka imum $50 fine for violations. In his decision yesterday. Judge Spangled Banner. The Rev. Harold SPONSORED BY FRIENDSHIP CIRCLE, different, delightful fragrance, each hand­ tion by the General Asaembly at in mind. This controversy over Mr. Everett W. Pearson of Saturday. June 27 Bid Aakad Provide that all school busses Bordon ruled that Mrs. England's R. Keen pronounced the benedlc- Hartford was a recent guest of his THE SALVATION ARMY picked to fit yrnir different mood*. F.«oul*ltely Manchester High School class of aome_.future date to revise certain have special warning lights, effec­ book burning has such tremendoqa packaged in gold and black gift box. For First National Bank estate was entitled to 865;(M0 be- ■ tlon, and the recessional was ren­ public importance the President mother, Mrs. Eva W. Pearson of 1023, 30th reunion, Country Club. provieTona of the Constitution. of Manchester...... 35 SB ~ tive Oct. 1: require special blinker cau.se as.sets amas.sed by England dered by'the instrumental trio. that gift tuprrme , . . take advanta^ of thi* The second pro'poaed constitu­ and Secretary of State Dulles Tolland Centex. L "SHOPPER'S SUPPER" WILL IE SERVED special introductory offer. Only 2.00 pod. nr Hartford National tights fifr vehicles, such as hay during his lifetime represented the High School Graduates tional amendment will appear on wagons, which travel less than 15 should leave no ground for misun­ Tolland Grange will present the 3 for 5.00. No C.O.D.'*. Money back guar. Bank and Trust . . . 29>4 31'4 joint effort of hiuband and wife. Hebron students to graduate derstanding of their policy.” traveling program honoring Ceres the ballot aa followa: "Constitu­ Hartford Conn. Trust .7 8 83 miles per, hour. The court al.so decided her estate from Windham High School with 10 ExqiiMIe Ptrfumts . . . tional Amendment Concerning the Manchester Trust .... 60 __ Authorize volunteer firemen to was entitled to $75,000 aa damages this year’s class are: Norman SHIRTS • KUff 4 5244 MANCHESrfK Include illegal parking and cars ent of schools. lowing an election year, and has Hartford Gas Co...... 34 37 Heavy Ribbed-Knit . recently'resulted In a delay in the left in dangero'iis condition so as to DAR Food Sale So. New England In connection with the 250th an­ inauguration of the governor. Tel...... 33 35 cause accidents among other of­ PCXIKET POLOS fenses classlAed as criminal llabil- STATE niversary of the founding of Bacon The proposed amendment state.* Manofactumig Corouanles TR/PL£M ity- — New PLAYING — Academy. Colchester, and the Fabiic Set finiah retolna aiie that the secretary, treasurer, and Am. Hardware ...... 15 17 Require physicians to report to 150th of the Colchester Federated comptroller, instead of the Gen­ and A a p s. e r r k o r e m k Arrow, Hart, Heg. . . . 36 39 State Health department names Church, Saturday, there will be a 89c eral Assembl.v. shall count the Assoc. Spring ...... 25 28 of persons who suffer from faint­ food sale by Col. Henry Champion votes for each state office, and Bristol B ra ss...... 1,5 17 ing spells or periods of uncon­ rUghtorTbe Chapter, DAR, . that day in Col­ shall declare the election results Cheney Bro.*...... 10'« IH 4 chester. Hebron members o f the Collin.* ...... n.', 110 sciousness which would make them oefore Dec. 15 of the election h hazard on the highway. Health Sllveiy chapter may take their donations year. The amendment further Em-Hart ...... 36 39 department would then furnish Moon' _ to Mrs. Gertrude M. Hough, who states that In the event of a con­ Fafnir B earin g...... 34 .37 data to the Motor Vehicles depart­ will take care of the transporta­ tested election for a atate office, Hart Cooley ...... 35 .38 •rTtCMMiei tion. the court, instead of the General Landers. Frarv, Clk. . 2.5 27 ment which could suspend licenses Asaembly. shall decide. The Now Brit, Mach. Co. . 35*4 37'4 of such persons. Plus GEORGR MONTGOMERY Mary Kopp Wright League of Women Voters of Con­ North and Judd ...... 2.5'4 28'4 In “PATHFINDER” Mrs. Mary Kopp Wright. 87, of necticut has neither supported nor Russell Mfg...... 12 .14 Burrows Hill died Wednesday I opposed this amendment berau.se Stanley Work com. .. 43 46 morning at the White House Con­ valescent Home in Moodus, where Best catch I It has never been on the State Terry Steam ...... 85 95 ANOTHER League agenda. However. It pro­ Torrington ...... 26'4 28'4 she had been a patient for several vides information on it as part of U. S. Envelope com. . 65 75 years. She was bom in Germany ita voters service program. U. S. Envelope pfd. .. 56 _ 61 GREAT SHOW April 9, 1866. She came to Hebron "Fact Sheets” Veeder-Root ...... 30 33 SPECIAL when she was 11. She was the The above quotations are not to widow of Ralph D. Wright and Mrs. Edward W. Radtke, voters mother of the late Alphons service chairman, and Mre. Dorian be construed as actual marketa. FOR THE Shainin, atate resource chairman Wright. She leaves one son Walter of the Manchester League state E. Wright; one grandson, Clifford of them all! that the. Manchester. League plana KIDDIES _ R. .^.Wright; t w o great-grand­ to distribute fact sheets on the children and several nieces and SHORT SLEEVE two proposed amendments in a nephews. She was the oldest mem­ door-to-door campaign in some SATURDAY ber of the Hebron Congregational residential areas, in front of the '8 TARTINO AT 2 P. M. Church. Funeral services will be A A P arid First National Stores, held at the Hebron Congi-egational in%r Ferrer MIrkey RMsey , '\ PRESENTING at Cheney's and Pioneer Para­ Zia Gsbnr Kddle Braekes (Jhurch Friday {it 2 prm. Mr. John chute, at the libraries, and on the "MOULIN "Slight Caae ALAN LADD Beck and the Rev. George- M. SHIRTS package delivery throughout the ROUGE” Milne will officiate. Friends may Of Larceny” IN r town. The League of Women Vot­ Terh. S:lS - Aitt - letic__ n call at the Potter Funeral Home. 62 Church street, Willimantic, ers ef Connecticut is urging a "By Ike Uihl nl Hilrery Mens'' SsB.. Z Techalcslar Hit*! ■■Kerseat Thiinderin Carovant "Yes" vote on the "codlflcatlon” Ternsirolsr Of Tka Nile" “ Amkaak At 9 Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. amendment.^ __ ^ AIR rONOITIONEn Tnmakairk Gap" -rP L U X — ^ Manchester Evening Hemld He­ LOADS OF CARTOONS bron correspondent, Miss Susan Pendleton, telephone HArrison — ALSO — Hospital Notes 8-8339. “ 2— WONDERFUL HITS — 2 "RADAR THE MAN PaUenta Toda.vi 145 FROM THE MOtON" ‘ Jackson Asks Ike ADMITTED YESTERDAY: THRU FRIDAY SUN. ADM. CHILD 25, ADULTS 44c Jonathan Yale, Andover; Dorothy ' '^‘tx Inriudetl To Explain Stand Jacobsbn, 45 Wyllys street; A story of a woman .. Sanforized, washable Skip-Dent Fabrlca la Blue, Thomas Matt. Andover. N. J.; Mrs. 'who thought she was THE SIX Gt7N Note: Due to Kiddle Show Sal- (Continued from Pag* One) Hannah Cooke, 15 Horton road; a star so high in WON THE urday regular performance Ton, WhlU, Grey, Oreen. Small, Medium, Lorg* Patricia Shaw, 37 Eklison road; MIGHTY WEST starts at 4:.30, continuous. move from U. S.' overseas libraries Mrs. Margaret Lavell, Warehouse the sky no man ■ what the Senator contends are and Extra Large. Point; Paul Plller, East Hartford. could touch her! THE RIFLE "30,000 Communist books" by ADMITTED TODAY; Elmer DEFENDED IT some 200 authors. Griggs, 13 Kerry street; Mrs. .r.- McCarthy , said he doub.tsd. .the Katherine'Jones. "i Klcomvnte: Mrs. p tk cor^riTior-r D AND NOW Dartmouth speech could apply tq Jessie Btdwell. 39 Cottage atreet; him because "I have burned no Mrs. Alice cJUchards, 24 Maple THE CRACKLING EASTWOOD books.” and, since "It has been the street. LASH THAT data Fcrrar Rhaada Plemlac President's own administration BIRTHS YESTERDAY; a DROVE IT TO r. M.rrha.a Wm. Laadi.aa that has ordered the book bum SWIM daughter to Mr! and Mrs. Watson GRE.\TNESS! "MOULIN “ Serpent of Ing.” Elsenhower could order it Thurston, 86 Lockwood streetl a ROUGE” The Nile” stopped. daughter to Mr., and Mrs. William '"THE (la ralarl (In Cnlnr) Senator Mundt (R-S. D.), like Patten, Rockville; a daughter to t;IS«;3S-.;U 1:4541 iS5 Jackson a member of McCarthy's Mr. and Mra. Clarence Hoar, 8as.. “ BY TRF. LIGHT OF THB Senate Investigations subcommit Bolton. . - SILVER , TRUNKS SILVERY MOON" la rolar tee. said: BIRTHS- -TC»AY: a iOTT'to Mr. ‘■'I don't think the President had and Mra. John foavontka, Rock­ WHIP" Senator McCarthy or this subcom­ ville; a ton to Mr. and Mrs. Ed' with Dale Robertson mittee in mind when he made the ward Ooas, 123 Helaine road. Dartmouth speech. The poaition he DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: stated at his news conference com­ Mlsa Loicllle Palmer, Andover; pletely reenforce! the subbommlt- William Boehm, 577 Adams atreet; tee’s position." ,. Kuehl baby girl, 16 North Elm Jackson, however,- In a Mparate atreet; Mrs. Veronica Gray, South I IV‘ IN 1 4 M Pl 1 Interview said; Coventry; Mrs. Ann Boucher, "President Eisenhower In fair­ SILVER XOGGINS Rockville; Mrs. Elizabeth Peterson ness to all ‘ concerned ought to and aon, 56 Seaman circle; Ronald state specifically what he did have Durand, 182 Broad atreet: Mrs. Murigl Carlson and son. 38 Arvlne O a k G r i U AIR-CONDITIONED place; Mrs. Marion Laine and Happy Is The Day Fully lined bqxer etyle trunke In Sanforized BLUE daughter, 25 Cooper street; Mrs. ★ HNE FOOD ir QUALITY LIQUORS Evelyn Startzman, Willimantic; DENIM or Plaid Fabric*. Change pocket and draw- CUnton Hendr{|;kaon, 72 South BUSINESSMEN’S When Backache airing for perfect fit' Small, Medium, Large. Hawthorne atreet; * Mrs. Mary ThuiMlay SpMial Brown, East Hartford; Mrs. Eileen TRY ONE GLASS AND YOU’LL AGREE . . . Snug fitUng SATIN LASTEX fabric! In a variety of LUNCHEONS A LA CARTE Marks and daughter,. 52^ Park Goes Away. . . . smart new color*. atreet. " ''' NMEfinc bMckaeh*. )om o f pop and Baorvy. SERVED DAILY ROAST REEF iMMdachtt aad diasincM may be dua to glow* SCHMIDT’S IS BEER AS BEER SHOULD BE! DISCHARGED TO D AY : Mrs. down o f kidney function. Doctara any ffo ^ $chmiilt$ Katbeiihe Vashalifaki, East EXCEPT SATURDAY kidney furtetion la vary important to food Hampton; Rene Foater. 310 Spruce RAKED baahk. Wkenaomaavarydaycondition*aiKli aa atraaa and atrain. cauaat thia imM rtant AIR- street; Mrs. Mlnnje P ^ n g toq , 23 VIRGINIA HAM function to alow down,maay folks avArim t* 681 MAIN STREET Park atreet; Mra. EUle Squir and t in t )hnckacbc«rfacl miaemble. lllaf>r b%d« daughter, Marlboro; Robert Hale, VEAL SCAUOFINI dcr irritationa dua to cokdor wronv dial »a ^ MANCHESTER causa seltingupnirhuorfraquentpsasasw. GONDITIOVfED Jr:. 34^A Garden drive; Mrs. Una RAVlOU (HOMEMADI^) Don't nafflact y o«r kMnaya if aondU Also at IIS TRUMisULL ST„ HABTFORD. Clark and aon, 808 Center street; tions hotbar you. T ry Dnan'c Filla—a mild diuratia. Uaad au^paaafuUy by mfflkma for Mra Claire R ealy' and daughter, CaaUag Friday. "A M al A Castella «a jTp Mars” asd •‘Pslklladcr” •varSdyann, It'a ansatiag bow many tlmaa OPEN UNTIL 9 PJL 489 Ifjddle Turnpike eaaL Doan'a viva happy rahaf from tbaaa diaeacn* fcrt^ h a lp tha 1 BmHaaor kidnay tubaa and ff k C SCHMIDT a SONS, INC., PHIU., FAi , I t n fluab out waata. G ti Doen'a Pilla tndayl i .“ ■'/ / I ■ I I - . , 1 i /* ■■■" > y i ‘ . .a--- . ' -il iP A Q F T O U B JIANCHESTEB EVENING HERALDi MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1953 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAV, JUNE 18. 1963 t A G S V tV S W a ^ p i r ^ Cla88 of ^2.3 Plans ------— Radio and T V ^ E Ellsworth High SkywaicK Schedule, Ask for IcB Milk f^ O O 0 ,.U M E M ten IMurHgbt Tlm « WNBO—Cb. • For 30th Reunion low^tolerit dtsstrt sm <:M—Wt>RC—Itobcrt Q. I>vU ; lUeord4>l:M--«^l>RC—World Now* Roundup tpraduales^ 69 Friday, June 19 Everything Is in readlneM for w n c —News. Midnight-2 a. m. . Shop...... Anthony Zilinskas. the 30th anniversary reunion of Why deny yoonelf dcuart? WTK^Bedutagp Wifo. WTHT—Msrtin Agronsky. 2 a. m.4a. m...... Volunteer*, Needed. WTHT-Oountry Muric. WCCC-Klddle Comer. Wappinf;:, June 18-(% peclall — Simply switch to Hood Ice WONS—Newa 4 a. m.-8 a. m...... William Bayrer. the 1923 graduating class of Man­ < I I WHAY—Nr*r»; f i-iA* Hop. Commeneement exercise* were Milk...... It‘4 . . . *1 smooth, satisfying. WKNB—N«wi; JiUBtc. , WHAY—Rhythm Rendevous. 6 a. m.-9 a. m...... Myra Fitzgerald, pilver Chartier. chester High School, at the Man­ principal Speakers at Rockville Exercises Mankind Gains Fair Exchaii|;e Before Graduation WKNB—News: Phil Hale Show. held at Ellsworth High School lavorful. An average serving Miss Schmidt Mode of .Living 4:I»—WON8— Jock Downoy’o UoPk 9 a. m .-N oon ...... Charles Borglda, Allen Wabrek. has only 100 ctU n ti yet gives Shop. _ .. I:U - VVDK>.—Obnppcr, bpeciai. Tuesday evening with 69 seniors chester Country Club, Saturday WTIC-News Noon-3 p. m...... Leo Pleclty. .. you more fro l0m than most f WTIC^teJU Dollot. . , receiving their diplomas. Beverly evening, June 27. r/ WKNB—Yonks cs. St. Louis. WTHT—Joe GIrand. 3 p. m.-6 p. m...... Walter Ferguson. William Hand­ desserts. Helps you cat a 1^- From Scientific WUNS—Alan Henry Show. Wins Four of I ':1 Is Changed by 4 ;P0_WOUC—Tbi Koeord llbop. Hall gave the valedictory address ler. A social hour from 6:30 to 7:30 ter balaocad meal. Available WTHT—Xddio Arnold Time. w h a t —Jesting With Wsmp. and Mary Jean Ahem, co-aaluta- * w n C —Tounp Wtdd.r Bmwn. I;94-WCCC- New Brsekfast News- 6 p. m.-8 p. m...... David Ruddell, James Donovan. will precede a filet mignon dinner, ie VaoUla, Chocolate. Straw­ • WCCO-N«ws: Record Review. Boy. torian with Alice Kessler, gave 8 p. m.-lO p. m...... Olive Ray. Bob Lanning. entertainment and dancing. A few berry whoever you tee the Age Advances Scientific Age 4:4*—w n c - The Women In My w n c —Radio Basaar. the aalutatory addrea*. The Ells­ reservation* are being held open Prizes Listed WDRC—News, Shopper's Speclat 10 p. m.-Midnight ...... Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bcn.son. H o ^ sign. Take home a pint. Rouse ^ _ . worth Memorial High School for members who may- have over­ WCCC-News: Record Review. 1:4* -WCC('—Money Mclddy. John Moore and Bill Lanning. By SANDY SCHMIDT - (■ap.^.^WDRO—Newsi The Record-Shop. J *:**—WTHT—Betty IJrocker.- Award for. allround, achievement, . ---- —™— (animating weeks I. — looked, the closing date. - tho now d«#»ort ByJUNBTYUUl WON8—Gabriel Meatter. as a feature of the award pro­ Rockville, Junr 18—tSpecial)— The scientific ajfe'in 'which we WHAT-e-News; Benld by Demand. Volunteers may register at Civil defense Headquarters, Munic­ Those who wish to attend the It; is my privilege, on behalf «f WTHT—News. Joe Olrend Shpw. *:S4-WDRC—News. gram, went to Elaine Pola. - A capacity audience of parent* live is certainly a puzzling one. As the grad::ates. to welcome you, our * WCCC—12 Hundre, and 90 HIU. ipal Building. Manchester, on Mondays and Fridays from 1-5 p. m. reunion and have not already ••n y a tio n w n c —Just Plelc Bill., . The program included: Proces­ and friends gathered at Syke* Joan and Carol have pointed out, parents and friends, to our gradua* . WON8-43fL Preston of the Yukon. WK.NB—Newa made reservations, are asked to WONS—News. sional. National Anthem, Invoca­ Auditorium last night for color­ it has brought us more relaxation tion exercises. This is a moment­ Ill* —w n c —Front Pe«e PerrolL conUct Mrs. Mildred Schaller, 218 1 :14—w n c —Lorenso Jnnes. WTHT—Breaklast Club, tion, the Rev. Francis Karvells. DePletro. Barbara J. Deveran, Shetensky, Helen Barbara Selber, ful graduation exercise* a* 116 and easier living through Its ous occasion for us. For some, it WHAT—Crosby's Querter. w n c —Theater of Melody. Beverly Deveran, Edward F. De­ Henry E. Simienskl. Harold G. Parker street. graduate* ofV^Rockville High technical advances, but at the WDRC—Memory Lane. WHAT—News; Morning SUr Re­ salutatory e.ssays, Eunice Kerkins; is their last graduation. From thla WONS-Sky Kln«. view. easay, George Collins: piano solo, Vito. Jean Durocher, Patricia' Skinner, Marjorie Arlene Smith, School stepped 'forward to re­ same time has presented more day onward, they will earn thair WCCC—News. Music. t:l*-WDRC—Music Off the Record. A lici Ke.s.sler: essay. Elsie Miil- Irene Eckert, R.'iymond Ege, Bev­ Tlielma Shirley Smith, Arthur E. ceive coveted diploma* from Prin­ problems in our dally life. living at their chosen occupatleno. •tiP-WDRC— Curt Massey-Martha WONS—Yankee Express. . cipal Allen Dresser. WKNB—The Ed Swett Show. nlte; valedictory, presentation of erly Ann Erickson. Spiclman, Janora St. Germain. Dpn't Npgkct Slipping With each new gadget, w e are For others, it Is the second in a WHAY—News; At Bat with Diplomat, *;94-WCCC—News; 1390 Hits. awards, Principal Henry Adams: Also Terry Files, Sally Ann James Stratton, Richard .1. Titus, The exercise* marked the 78th given a different set of confusing series of such exercises. These are w n c —Notes and Wuotes. w n c —News: You snC Tour Child. presentation of diplomas. Merle Frink, Richard Cagnon. Beverly Loretta Wilder. Edward P. Wis­ annual graduation at. Rockville direction* to follow. With each going on to colleges or to other f;l4_W0NB-^eeil Brown. News, WHAT—Italian Program. Ann Hall. Ruth Elinore Hansen, niewski, Richard Vernon Woolam. FALSE TEETH . High School. scientific discovery, more and schools. ‘ ^ Evealaa 4:44-WDRC—Bing Sings. B. Woodmansle, School Superin­ Do fplno tFF’lh drop, slip or wobble 4:4*—w n c —Victor H. LIndlahr. tendent; and Cornelius Nichol­ Robert J. Hayes. Richard E. Hearn. whrn yoti talk. Fat. iauffi or \ Gordon Brigham, president of more responsibilities are heaped But for all of us, it is W evening I:i0—WDRO—Newa WHAT—Famous Trials. Elizabeth Jane Hevenor, Joanne the senior class, gave Dresser the WHAY—Spotlight on SporU; Supper son. Joint School Board Chairman. Manrhester Evening Herald Don't bF annoyed and embarrajiiifd by upon us. to remember. We are glad that WKNB—Vaughn Monros Show. Katherine Jaworski, Robert J. Wapping rorreapondrnt, Mrs. An­ Furh hanclicana. FASTEETH. an alka- _ class g ift—a check with which to Serenade. 4:9*—WDRC—News. Also included were the presenta­ Hrf (non-acin> powder to aprlnkle on Before we have had time to cope yo:i may share these moments Jezewskl, Arline Ruth Johnson, Z. purchase- a silver service for the WTIC—Newa l*;t*--WDRC-Artbur Godfrey. tion, of class gift by William nie Collins, telephone Mitchell vour plaiF.n, keep.n fal^e teeth more with the realization that an with us, as we leave here for the WON8-Newa.._— ^ WTHT—My True Story. ------Virginia Lee Johnson, Eunice-Bev­ S-4419. flrnil-y net. ' InferledInfrried akinakin. It ifira peels morial Award for attaining the them. It is imperative to find a that makes this'an age of ocienea.? WDRC—Pamlly Skeleton. trial Teachers Association award expnulni^ more ferm* Is Us kllllax to Pat Raymond. WHAT—News In lUlllan. . second highest scholarship during Herald Photn. solution to problems such as these, Mode of U fe Changed I,w —WONS—Gabriel Heattsr. William Loos, Richard E. Blaney artinn. Get T-4-1., a keralolytie, at aajr TO MEET YOUR Glyls walked away with most hopors at last night’* graduation for the senior class at Rockville 11. Roger Burke leaves to Don WTHT—Rocket Ranger. tl:94-WDRC-GranJ Slam. druK atore. If ant pleased IN ONE her fo::r high school years. so, what can man do to solve Class Leaves The Scientific A ge la an oga WCCC—News; 13 Hundred and 90 award; Richard Titus, American High School. For example, the principal student speakers were, from the left, Joan Dresser, June Girard his little black book which WYIC—News of the World. Hits. HOl’B. your 4*c bark. Today at J. W. Carol Milunus, another class. them? _ when our daily living is constantly WDRC—Johnny Mercer Show. Legion History award; Barbara Hale Carp., Ora( Dept. Read Herald Advs. hauling needs.' Tyler. Csrol Milun:w and Alesandra Schmidt. AH 'spoke on phases of the Age of Science. has all the information a boy like WKNB—Music. WTIC—Phrase That Pays. Remeika, American Legion '•—Speaker, received the Philip M. First of all: he~niust realize that him should know. affected by science, either directly WHAY—Music. Gifts in Will or indirectly. Due .to new acien- 1:W—WDRC—Eu Murrow. wo.vS—ijuciM for s Day. Growth award; William Martinez Howe Memorial Award for excel- the great scientific advance con­ 12. Stan Pliska leaves his height ------Titus Moody. tlflc discoveries, our -moda-«< Ufa Newa WTHT—Double or Nothing. and Barbara Sahonis. - — lenee in the study of history, Bhe ous products made o f plastics-eire- fronting him are products of his and many look* to “ Chet." — ______Blly. WKNB—Music from out of the Wsst Oraduales I; also received the Becker College being used. Even cars made of own intelligence, so that he can 13. Jim Pease leaves his parking has changed. Our knowledge, our U:4*-WHAT—Pot Pourrt. 194« CHEVROLET '/r TON PANEL Scientific Ills A nd T estament international relationahipa, our in­ I l l * - WDRC — Meet Mlllla 11:4*—WDRC—Rosemary, Following are the names of the Key for achievement and promi.se plastic are now being produced. I Who’s Who ill ’53 use the same intelligence that place on School street, to any stu­ WONS—Official Dctsctlva dustries, and our recreations have w n c —Roy Rogera w n c —Bob Hope. graduates: In commercial endeavors. As a result o f s\:ch experiments, created them, to control them. He dent who likes an early morning WCCC—A Friend of Tours. 19S0 INTERNATIONAL V* TON PICKUP Additional .Awards must understand that it is the hike. been affected by these discoveries. WHAY—News. PNH. WHAT—RonsonI Prograna Mary Jean Ahern, Nancy Claire the average American's standard Match Benefits, We. the members of the Class of WTHT—Top Guv Other awards, made by Dres.ser. scientific method that has been 14. Charles North leave* his W e have now problema to f e t , WKNB—News: Summer Serenade. Aoderson, Fred C. Andrulot, Ger­ RANGE and FUa OIL of living is four or five times above Best Looking, Doug Herbert, 1653. Rockville High School, being Afleraean went to Winifred Wohllebe, a new decisiona to make. i:t* —w n c —News. ald W. AuCoin, Charles R. Balch, IM S CHEVROLET 1ST CAR 9Rd CHASSIS the average for all the rest of the Carole Weber ^ applied to technical problems to aware of our extraordinary gifts, ever-present laugh, chuckles, and 19:00-WDRC—Wendy Warren. junior, who won the E. Stevens Science has greaUy enriched •:W—WDRC—On Stage, WCCC—Make More Music. Evelyn Jane Barbrick, David J. world. Best Dressed, Bob Auffrey, produce such overwhelmingly auc- do herein provide for a partial howls to next year's wit. WIBES A LIQUOR VALBES Henry award for general scholar­ Graduates Told our culture. Through scientific, re­ w n c —nther knows Best. WKNB—Nows; Anile Sperlel. Barry, Norman F. Boiilet, Robert 24 Hour Deliyery Service Speed Is Keynote Carol Milunus cessf::I results in the various fields transference of our many sterling 15. Bob McGuire leaves his worn WTHT—HertUge. WHAY—News in Julian; Music. 1950 CHEVROLET 1 ST CAB and CHASSIS ship in her cla.ss; Ralph Gibson, search, our body of knowledge haa E. Brennan, Shirley Josephine Jn tran.sportation, speed is the Did Most for Class of *53. Gor­ o f science. qualities. out fountain pen to next year’s WONS—John Steele. Auhrentura WONS—Curt Massey Tune, who won the same award in the been continuouily enlarged. The w n c —News; Weather. BroWn, Betty Jean Burnham, keynote. Our subway and bua sys­ ' By JOAN DRESSER This scientific method Is a way Knowing that never again will Senior who has to write thi* docu­ WHAY-Ossle's Studio Party. 1999 CHEVROLET 12 FOOT PUTFORM sophomore; and Patricia Hiller, don Brigham, Sandy Schmidt * vocationa open today are far more •:l*—WTHT—ABC Playball. 19:1*—WDRC—Aunt Jennit's Storlea W alter E. Carlson, Joan S. Chap­ Whiskies tem.* deliver workers to their jobs You have heard Carol speak on Lady and Gentleman, Joan Taft, of experimenting, analyzing, and any class reach the heights of ment- WHAT-^ews; Night Watch. w n c —Medley Time. HEAVY DUTY. ' the freshman winner of the Henry numerous and varied than tboM of man, Marlene Arden Chapman, In less time than it takej to har­ the benefits that science has Roger Burke interpreting. It is dependent on the bea:ity and Intellect that we have 16. Francis Poirier wills his back ’ wnc—Troth or Conaequeneea WONS—H R. Baukhsge. Award. seat ih 'United States History to 20 year* ago. The emphaois In worn*—BUI Henry News; Blahop WTHT—Bing Crosby Georg* W. Collins, William Cush­ MORIARH BROTHlRS ness a horse. Our DC-6’s get the brought to mankind. Actually, Class Couple, George Apel, Joan si:bjugation of any emotions what­ attained, we hereby descend from The Lions Club award for com­ knowledge -has been shifted from Pulton J. Sheen. WHAY—News' In lUllan: music. man, 1950 CHEVROLET 12F00T HlOH RACK h::sine.ssman to his next nnpoint- when you think serio:isIy about all Dresser soever. our peaks of achievement to be­ any diligent lover of that very WKNB—Bing Crosby Show. 315 CENTER STREET LYNNBROOK mercial proficiency and pro- the~ general to the apeciftc. WDRC—Romance. Richard Della Bernado. Ralph 'TEL. MI-.3.51S5 ment before he has even finished our modern iTiventions, you see Most Musical. W alter Murphy, In other words. It depends on stow upon others, less fortunate, wonderful aubject. •;*•—WDRC—Bitig Cros^. lI:I*-WONS-Muslc Box. 4UNDID WHIiKIV - ficiency In industrial art.* went to It is neceasary to opedaliaa In WTHT—Jack Berch. 1950 W ILLYS '/r TON PICKUP the morning newspaper. 'that there are many Ills as well as Carol Ahrahamson facts and objective thinking. As a few of the qualities so unique to 17. We leave Mr, McCusker'* wnc—Motion Before The Housa Barbara Kerkin, and. John Olcn- one particular field rather than to WTHT—Time Capsul. tt:94— WDRC—Romaiice of Heisn Trent •4 - 3TH In the future, jets will be used benefits that have developed be­ Best Dancers, Joan Taft,* Don Thomas Huxley, a famous scien­ members of this class; powerful words, "Where were you der. respectively. WONS—Show Tune Tima WKNB—Man on the Street PROOF BOT 3.23 1951 CHEVROLET WCCC—Good Morning HiMia Matinee,...... Paper and ,.*ciencA New products. ha.va 1 :U -W n p —Weather.------■ -Now that June -ha* given -us- a CMi. peqpj*...c.an...he..thankful for. 'work ' and' the' va1ue"of' having-a' - - As - you have seen; —for: >very number, following, their ..names...... i.. . Lorraine Arlene Luetjen...... been WTIC—Baekitage Wife. Day t h e I t scientist.* and scientific Dwight Lyman invented after extensive research. 1:M--WCOC—Newsy Good Morning WHAT—Newt. preview of the Scientific Age. I job to do. benefit science has given us, It has xMembrrs of the'National Hon­ Musla WILL iRStitutions. U Coiiii Is (^hoic’e New time-saving methods have RED CROWN \vlll outline some of the benefit* Another serious, problem now also given us a problem. or Society. Barbara Anne Lyon w n c —Bob Steele. Morning WatcK Pay For It Mary Jane Madden been devised in order to run offices WDRC—The Music Box. received from it. W ith their progre.ssive thinking, confronting us has to .do with new • Because of the things science 90 STH 2 ^ 3 9 EviryUmBihB family iBts scientists have advanced this na­ xRoxana Gertrude Markham and shops more efficiently. Modem _ WKNB-NeWs- Phil Hale Show. AT New methods in science have n:edlcine.s. Theie ha.s hern so much has given us. there is now a great xCaroI Ann Ahrahamson 1 ti*—WHa T—News. PROOF BOT lofBdiBrtliBra’satcdpt tion to the world leader it is todsv. Of 17 RHS Grads John Joseph Marszalek, Jr, llabor-saving machinery haa in­ GOfOR! changed the coi:rse of our living. talk lately of antihioties, the .so- desire for speed and power and xGeorge Frederick Apel 1:**—WTHT-Weather. HALF lust bm lnitobashot! Lillian Rose Mazewskl creased the output of each worker WDRC—News. 731 PARKER ST. In the home, many thing.* have railed mi:’acle drug.*, that people there i.s an gver-lncfeasing loss of Robert Joseph Auffrey '■ WONS-Weather. GAL 6.85 Joe—My cousin has two college Richard Leo McCarthy many times in the past few years. MANCHESTER W4iMi8|s,|radiiatl4i».Mrth- helped make living ea.sler. Frozen begin to (ja:nor for them at the human live*; The University of Connecticut 1* Ethel Mary Barron foods snd pre*s::re cookers make degrees, a bachelor's degree from the popular cho:ce of 17 members Lilyan Aim.* Billing.* Robert Lawrence McGuire Modem conveniences, found in ICE CREAM OaypartiM, vacation trips, fiist sign of a fever. In fact, we are on*the verge of the home of the average middle We are also buying other sal­ cooking only a matter of mhii:tes. Harvard, and a master's degree of the gradiikting class of Rock­ Elert'nore Stella Bloniarz Barbara Ann Meade an Electric SHAVER p i c ^ ... tliiri’t a prica- Tliey do not realize that they destroying ourselves with our own class citixen of today, have raised vageable material including ROBIN HOOD Washing 1i':achine.'5, electric ranges, from Yale. ville High School. Ten hoys and Gloria Ann Bolles xCarol Ann Milunus (4 )» v y kss honw nwvii Is avary may be sensitive to the d:'Ugs and Inventions. Yes, we must realize his standard of living far beyond rags, ocrap Iron and other and vacuum cleaners enable a Slowt—Yes? Well, my brother seven girls have enrolled at the Madeleine Jane Boure Darrell Cecil Moran 90 STH 2 ^ 3 9 that these medicines might do that scientific research has brought that of the millionaire of yester­ metalA MM, a maniary ttiat raa^ housewife to c|ean and cook and has degrees. ' University to start their college Eleanor Mae Brace Benedict Rudolph Moser Television PROOF . BOT them harm. It is fooli.sh to waste US both benefits and ills, but we year. Science and scientifie re­ bacomes iMferntUblB work outside the homer-Jtbo, if she Joe---What degrees? And where'd careers. Gordon Kyle Brigham Eleanor Diane Moses HALF he get ’em? money and expose oneself to must realize too that science has search have affected every 'wage- Open Monday through Friday wants to. , They are George Apel, David xBeyerly Joyce Brown (8) Walter Edward Murphy GAL Blow Well, I don’t know' about danger for no purpoar when an given \is greater responsibilities by eamer in the country, either in ^ ’Sic QUAUTY 8 A, M. to I t noon and I to ft 6.85 As a result, more women are Cook. Robert Hirth, Wesley Lanz. Roger Charles Burke xJanet Elizabeth Musser (7) the first two, b::t he got the third ordinary pill nr a day in bed might placing at our disposal so many the product, or the method, oif the On Your Account P. M. Saturdaya 8 to 13. working outside the home and are David 1.4>jzim, Richard 'n'inans, Lorraine Mae Welz Marian Jo.seph Narkawicz :30—Ladles Choice. BEVERAGES ^ s t a r t y W* degree last week at the police sta- have been :inich more effective. powerful inventions. machinery which he useii. Today’s :00—TooUle Hippodrome. helping with the family income, John Olender, Erwin St. Ix>:ii.s. Tfcrry Arthur Castagno Evelyn Ellen Newman - It -.i?'. .9.lw"j:.*., h.ctter, t.o. talK„.th«.. ,.J-We„must Jei:ra.t,a.. fuUUJ these. Barbara Ann;-Chapman Tfsssp a-r-i .. Law rence. Raynuuid -Nielaen. - - .. industries are „ cerm njy tsidsbt|M , - *)*k—Howdy Doochr." • ' • 'o n im u Y K t en A M Imported -r-- For this rea*pnj'’^i¥fen' -are^w » Eugene .Staiger, Edward Ziigrhomlr #:(»-The WorlC We Uve la. OSTRIKSKY TespohMbimie.s Tf "we wish to con'- Beverly , Brown, Joan Dresser, Dorothy Raymond Chapman Edward Paul Noack to the age of Scieifee; • 4; IS—Variety Quh. more -equal has:* with men than jquer the ills of the scientific age. New recreational doors have SODA* A t HOMU Barbara Kerkin, Roberta Kuhniy, David.George Cook Charles Frederick North 4:36—Paradox. Scotch ever before. been opened to people by acience. Barbara Lyftn, Mary Jane Madden, Theresa Lo::is«- CoUt:ire John Holt North 4:90—Sportaeopa CAMiftA lokw '»;***: In the' medical field, many new Because of new time-saving de­ 4:40—Weather forecast. drugs relieve pain and shorten the Last ^linute Check Before Graduation and Barbara Steppe. Lonaine Edith Dailey John Ro.ss Olender 4:45—Worlt' News Today. Fate of Arniistiee Walter Alfred Darcey James Allen Peaae vices, we have more lelsur* time at 1:00-TV Talent Hunt .length of illness. Penicillin and Other graduates to contin:ie our disposal. Three • dimensiiHufi GLEN CRINAN Richard Allan Dobosz Nanov Lou Peterson > 1;90—Sportsman Club. sulphur drugs have done wonders their education in'colleges have en­ movies, television, and modem 4:00—Oroueho Marx. 46 BOO Wait Donald Richard Doherty Louis Earl Philbrick in the medical world. Many people, Hangs ill Balance rolled are Eleanor Blonfarz, St. modes of transportation have pro­ 4:90—Chance of a Lifetima PROOF 4*^;; 4 . 3 6 John. Peter Dombek, Jr. Stanley Joseph Pliska 4:90—Pord Theater. especially children, ask their phy­ Francis Hospital Training School vided new waya of spending our Alfred Otto Drcher, Jr. Ronald Peter Pozzato .9:3^Pour SUr Playhouse. Special Long Life Portable sician about pain. New experi­ for Nurses; Barbara Chapman. leisure time. These have been mods . 10:00—Martin Kane. (Continued From Page One) xJoan Catherine Dresser (3) Donald Joseph Raezkowski ments with anesthetics enable the Middlesex -Hospital Training possible only after diligent scien­ 10:90—Bums and Allen. Angela Bernice Dubanoski. Erwin Anthony St. Louis 11:90—Robert Montgomery Prasenta MALCOLM STUART patient to remain conscious but School: Dorothy Chapman, Edge- tific research. On fleet ship* or 11:00—Foreign Intrigue. Special type of long-life batleriea Som<' observei* said it was pos­ wood Park Junior College; Mary- Diane Marge Duhek Frederick William Schmalz STH M J O feeJ no pain. sible the armi.stiea agreement speedy planes, we can travel 19:90—Newa ; r % • s f t r — rreniendous progress toward a beth Eagan, St. Joseph's College; Mary Elizabeth Egan xAIesandni McCoy Schmidt (1) WKNB make this new Motorola a full- BOT ” Tr wo::ld have,to be se:it to Washing­ around the world in an Incredibly safe and effective vaccine for polio Margaret Graeser, New Britain Ann Marie Helen Ellis Francis Tllden Schook 4:90—Plash Gerdoa aeaaen eompanioin! One a*t of ton and U N headq:i,ntrr.s in New Florence Virginia Scofield short time. We can watch sports 1:00—Western Theater. batteriM last longer, give greater was recently announced. Se%’eral Hospital Training School. Bertha Mae Farr on television aa if we were actually • 4:00—Newa York for approval. This woi:ld take 1.4>uise Lucia, Miss Farmer Shirley Anne Feldon ' Gloria Deline Seekins . 4:16—The IMrly Show. power, longer range. Maroon, KING GEORGE IV laboratories working under March several days. present. Movies appear to be real, of Dimes grant* have produced School of Cooking: Roxanne itark- R::by Bell Fellows Viola Flora Seekins 7:90-News. gn y, gieen. AC-DC-batUry. Meanwhile, both sides acted aa when we see them in three dimen­ 7:4*—Double Play. 46 vaccines which .in trials on experi­ ham. University of Syracuse; Janet Ca:ol Ann Filip Jean Roselyn Seifert though a ln:ee were .still no more sions. Oiir recreation 1* indeed^ a 4:00—Take a Guess. PRCXJF mental animals and a small num­ Mus.ser. Bates College; Alesandra Benj.amin Harris Foreman Eugene Harold Staii^er *:9t^Pbur Star Playhouse.. i ^^T 4.99 than a few days away. ' product of the Scientific Age. ber o f human subjects have given Schmidt., Pembroke College: June Ralph William Franklin Barbara Joanne Steppe 4:0(t—Into the Night M*a*i s x Comm::nist work rrew.s - lore Our everyday life 1* affected by 4:90—Big Town. immunity to all three types of T>-ler. Connecticut College for Elizabeth Louise Ges-say Erma Phebe Stratton down mud hi:l.s in Panmunjom and Gertrude Cecilia Strycharx the products of the age of acience. ■ !2=22-?»’ Margie. 8 ^ .9 5 BULLOCH LADE Women; Gertrude Yazmer. 'Bay- Robert Hight Goodwin I polio virus. began construction of what ap­ Joan Carolyn Taft Our body of knowledge haa be­ Because of these changes, the Path Instltiite; -Stanley Pliska, Margaret Jane Graeser 46.4 peared to be a large permanent Wanda Dorothy 'Terplloskl come greater, our Iqtematlcnal re­ U;1S—LaU Show. life expectancy of the average per- American International College. Francis Edward Grumbach PROOF 4.96 building. This may be the aite of Althea Mae Tiirkett lationships more important, t m lessetvew Motoiola^"./Mio ■on has expanded. Springfield; Fred Schmalz. State Celia ftlarie Gwara indtistriea more productive, and ITNHO MEET AL SPITALNICK HERE TOMORROW th: official signing and could serve xJune Florence T j’ler (2) A. M. Industrial Frogreas Technical Institute, Hartford: Dar­ SCHICk "30- SNAV44 J MANY NATIONAUT KNOWN UANOS Southem New England Regional Sales Manager for the Key- William Jo.seph Hannon Henry Thomas Walker our recreation more diverrified aa Irtkk—Today. ' Our indi:strtes have progressed aa headquarters for the military rell Moran, New Brunswick Bible armistice commission. Robert Edward Hanson xCarole Jean Weber (5) a result o f scientific research. 9 ;^ T a s t .PatUrn and Mnsla . AVAIUBII AT A«P llOUOt 4TOR4S atone Camera Company. He will give you many movie mak- rapidly due to modern scientific Institute; Terry Castagno. Ward U N officials stepped up the job Carol Lee Hartz Edward Louis Welz Whether science has been a bena* ilMW.ai.ly ^ 2 4 “ • Ing Upa, aupply. much technical InforinatieN ami answer all methods. New machines have made School of Electronics, Hlllyer Col­ l*:0J-Dlng Dong SohooL of clearing .sites for exchanging Dougids Steven Hebert Stanley Earl Wheeler fit or an iU, thia is a scientifie ape. 1 J :»—Window Shopper. ICE COLO SEER and ALE the working man’s job easier, and lege. Arthur Edward Heim W e must leapn how to adjust (ff Every Pamlly. yeur home movie giseetiboa. COME IN TOMORROW FOR prisoners and top officers who will Marjorie Ann White Strike It Rick ON HAND AT ALL TIMES HOME MOVIE INFORMATION. modern safety devices protect him Glennice Pearl Higgins Andrew Richard Winans the great change* that it ha* serve on the military armistice IX>W RID ON PROJECTS on his job. Electronic tubes are commission flew to Korea. xRoberl Stephen Hirth (6) Gertrude Yazmer wrought. We must adopt . new 11:40—Adventures In Africa doing bread-winning jobs every­ Hartford. June 18 —State methods of thought and aetkMi. 1:14—Love Of LUa MOT -Vt Freedom Village near here, Beverly Ann Jacobs Clayton Ludwig Zahner i 1:10—Search For Tomorvow. STANEK where. where prisoners will get their first Public Works Commi.s.sioner Ralph Shirley Louise Johndrow xEdward Joseph Zigmond for this is indeed an age of sst» TELEVISibN • RADIO 1 f —What's OooMngT In automobile factories— the real Jaste of freedom, full dre.*.s re­ G. Macy said yesterday that a Anna Marie John.ston 9Iarshala ence. _ : B-oarry Moore ttow. h EX TR A phototube count* painted fencers New Lmdon firm was apparent or Nothing. GAUDET hearsals were held to iron the Charlotte Ann Kaminski (8i Glenna Bahler and Donna Del- .. — Idtiig Light SALES AND SERVICE as they move along on ov^head kinks out of procedures developed Jow bidder on two stale projects. xBarbara Margaret Kerkin (10) ponte. The doorkeeper hurried d - A fU n ^ Newa ^OR E A S y 118 East Center ( I M d a t i i . . tracks. When packaged goods He • said the E lc f Cq., had sub­ Viola Jeanette King the ateps o f sb axcluslv# etub te -y JEWELER^ FRiftCRIPTION p h a r m a c y during the exchange of_slrk and I ■ ' Usher* BEN HUR FOOD FLAN move along the line, it aapoxatos mitted a bid of $228,500 for en­ Loretta Ijiary Krasinaki Open the car door, sHppo4 fiRi fi tilAoine Travaiera 90: M A : N 6T H i f T • M A NC H r S T F H . 1 - J wounded last April. Elaiha Bart, Diafie Burke, Marie in Year Aeeeont 188 MAIN ST., MANCHE8TEB TERMS damaged or imperfectly sealed The U N advance camp here also larging and re-equipping a Shirley J6ne Kra.sinski. Cone.i Adria Dauplaise, Jeanette rolled down the la«t faw a t ^ H m ; Street ' cartona from the others. , H erald Photo. was being enlarged. cafeteria at the Mansfield State xRoberta Carol Kuhniy Cottier. Marian Homelson. ^manager, who happoned to hfi '“j 227 BROAD ST. Powder so flu ffy a sneeze would D:a:ie Duhek, member of the' graduating rla.ss at Rockville Training School and. $48,637 for standing ia the en tm ea, t “ ‘ > Si The AftstMefu TEL M|.9ddll24 a Wesley Arnold Lanz VVirginia. Metcalf. Rochelle ^hir- 7. m m SHOP. blow It away has been pressed and High School, waits patiently :yhilf,her mother, Mrs. Raymond Duhek; Baaeball seaaorf is on again and, enciiqBing pprehes on two bu:ld- Donald Hugo Latlcl , okl,' Linda Sumher. Betty Tomko, out angrily “For goo baked into a tough, 62-pound bear­ gives the folds of bqr graduation gown a final adJusUnenti >9r. to aave money, you must taka tngs a t the Middletown State Hos­ R o h u ' t***'.Y -' ' Winiiifred i Wohlleba and Skaila more earaftt]. Psofloi-W B WVtfrypJ ■ 1 ing fo r a heavy mooblne. Numer* b«k aloo caata an approving on hia daughter. a chance in a pool, go owimming. pital. DftvM. Fredtrick liOjiim Zira. you're a, maaiber.’’ V , ■ • ' i s - IVl- / \ .

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® ^ r . ■ ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1953 PAGE SEVEN PAGE SOX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. THURSDAY, JUNE IS, 1968 ^ Finlay, Jr., 70, widely known engi­ Alaska Ipstallation Cum Laude Maritime Walkout Home Movie Expert Wlc Pay Claims neer and utility executive who was Savage Prelude To Truce groundless and our fears unneces­ against them, they might not have sumption of expense, for all chil­ executive vice pre.sidcnt of the J. iKanrl|patpr sary. New and better concepts of succeeded in their last minute dren would really be a grant to There are obviously at least Ruined by Flames Threatens Coasts Drop for Week G. White Engineering Corporation what living together in America Connecticut strategy. But they scattered the the towns, and Cfibld, themfom, of New York City and a con.sultant Reserved For You! forces which, did exist in support easily be sabstlfUted for such a I Ewntng four purposes involved in the should. mean_are, growing, So .l.t..is Thompson Day Camp to the Atomic Energy Commls- bioisdsc surge of military activity o f -the- propOTal--as if they • were thing as- the inereeae la-eduea- ‘ (Continued From'Togo. One) (CoFUnoed PMM ;Pk|:« One)' "Unemplbyment ffrdppecl"6ff Ih Sloh'.''Died''Wednesday; ...... possible, aa we look at what still flimsy chaff. tloiial grant the Legislatum was YOU CAN NOW RESERVE ’ HBRiSoHpmNm^ oSflNC. with which the Communists in Y a n k ee^ For Toys 6 ■ 12 the Manchester area last week, ac­ White Plains, N. Y.—Irwin IS Blsiell Street needs to occur, to take hope from putting through, it could easily , Manchetter. Conn. Korea are, presumably, winding They did it by clever last-minute n-poit-for the entire def^^nse com­ committee — representing 39 ma­ cording to figure.^ released by the Strassburger, 73. president of the the fact that some things are al­ By A. H. O. emphasis on the supposed techni­ have stated that the juvenile mand sector. ' jor operators — remained dead­ State Labor Department, with 267 Ullman Company. Inc., a printing THOMAS F.' FERGUSON, up the Korean war. court Judges of Connecticut, MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 914 P. M. YOUR DAILY OR SUNDAY PAPERS' I WALTER R. FERGUSON. ready in progress. And, by educa­ cal difficulties of the proposed Walt Welch, o f Radio Station locked over new contract terms claimants on the unemployment, firm which in cooperation with the a, Pubitehen One purpose is what the Com­ transfer of children. They "discov­ being eagerly in fevor of the re­ KENI in Anchorage flew to Whit­ mainly concerning wage raise de­ rolls. New York Times, pioneered in the AT V Founded October 1. W81 tion, experience, and evolution, The Democrats were quick to form, stood ready to solve the JUNE-22 TO AUG. 14 munists themselves say it is—to ered” that it would cost the state tier and reported that smoke from mands. development of gravure printing and by interpretation of the law describe as a nefarious deal the supptMed legal problem involved This is 4.7 per cenf'll'ss than the ^Publlibed B»ery Evening E*“ P* give President Rhee some-ry , .cargoes. Also , Jin-, sons, and that 215 the J:laim- hyee Monthl reform proposal in the i9.'i3 se.s- TKey ' succeeded 'In ’ ‘ presentlnSi said ah athinuhilidh stbfge dump ant'a Iflst' wMk' wcfe wom en.''" ' my Month ...... tle closer to the 38th pafiUrC), so affected are foreigp-fiag ships and MAGAZINES # FOCKETBOOkS I’eelcly Ellington slon—that transferring the care these' considerations as If they SUMNER THOMPSON, Director , also exploded, but It may have American vessels operated by sea­ No particular reason was cited le Copy .06 that there will be no territorial of welfare children exclusively to were • some sudden. last-minute been a reference to the small arms men belonging to other unions. for the decrease in claimants. bombshell. They passed the word ammunition supplies. CHARTERED TRIPS TO ANYWHERE Member of loss of face for the Communists the state. 4M ElUagtea M am 4 Bast Hartford Phone 89-0016 The AFL Seafarers International Ladies^ Society that even,those elementa and offi­ The Are started at 5:45 p.m. M I the ASSOCIATED PRESS ■in the truce. All the circumstantial evidence EVERYBODY KNOWS Mr. Ihenpeoa Also Directs The Thompson Summer School for Union (SIU) ha.s many members el»a Associated Press Is exclusively supported the Democratic charge, cials supposed to be in favor of the p.m., dst) and had eaten its working for 80 shipping companies fctltlod to the use of republicatlon of Another purpose is to create change were conceding the dlffi- -Boys and Girls. Deaths Last Night Bi-ijews dispatches credited to It. or To Hold Supper and moved a great m;my Republi­ IT’S w'B.v to the dock area within a few along East and Gulf Coast ports. nof otherwise creditet.’ the impression that, at the mo­ cans to believe that it was true, cufty of solving these technical minutes.' Two hours later the roof The old NMU contract expired problems. Th^y emphasized the ard also the local news published here. ment truce came, the Communist too. The session that day was pre­ of one of the warehouses collapsed last Monday midnight. The union By THR ASSOCIATED FRRSS All rlghtA of rcpubllcAtion of spoclAl Tomorrow at 5:30 p. m. the ceded by a long Republican party terrible embarrassment involved in and another warehouse had been ^fpatches herein are m\s(* reserved, armies were, surging victoriou.sly negotiated another 24 hours before Madrid, Spain —Mrs. Jay Cooke, Ladies' Benevolent Society will caucus When the session itself be­ creating a la.st minute need for dynamited. Robert A. Johnson pulling its men o ff the ships and Al Spitalnick ' aorvlca client of N.'E, A, Scrv- forward—and did not. in other gan, there was a quick motion to new state revenue, in addition to Military ofBcials declined to esti­ -wife of the Philadelphia banker, serve the last community supper leaving skeleton crews aboard. QUALITY IM Inc, words, have to accept the truce table the county reform program, ail the other fiscal need.s for which mate the loss but admitted that it Robert A. Johnson, son of Mr. So that patrons and friends inve.«-tment counselor, foi'mcr Re­ ^bliahera Reprr^spntallves: The of the summer season in the so­ the state was raising taxes. T P P I Federal mediators were hoping publican Philadelphia city chair­ Julius Mathews Special Agency •- New for military reasons. a summary kind of legislative ac- would run into the millions of dol­ and Mrs. George F. Johnson, Jr., to get both sides together today, may get flr.st hand tips on the BEVERAGES cial rooms of the church. Again Inviting man and a candidate for the Re­ Verk. Chicago. Detroit And the fourth purpose'in Com- .tion which shut off debate on the The result of all this coy last lars. 22 Campfleld road, received his but thus far have reported no ease, fun and economy of taking .MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF Servings begin at 5:30 with bill itself, and this was followod by minute raising of technical diffi­ OPODI The town, developed by the mili­ their own home movies. Weldon publican nomination for governor diRCULATTONS. _____ munist minds seems to be to em­ Bachelor of Arts degree, enm progress in Ironing out the dispute. of Pennsylvania in 1950. Died i r s t ^ baked. beans, cold cuts, salads, the harmonious passuge-of the tax culties by the county, boys was tary, during:-World :War-II and-cx-^ laude,—from -Saint -An.selm;B-Gol- Drug-.Company has -made, special ------phasize ■ both to President Rhee — Currsnr' 'called, “ an ■“emergen'Cy Tuesday. TO BE GOODI ■ The Herald Printing Company. Inc butter rolls and coffee. The spe­ program agreeable to Governor that the supporters o f the bill were panded vastly since then. Is moun­ Icgc. Manchester, N. H., at the meeting of the NMU National arrangements for the personal ap­ asaumes no financial responsibility for and to ourselves that the Com­ cial feature is strawberry short Lodge. So. on the surface, it looked thrown into consternation, doubt, 17 HAVORS tain-rimmed and can be reached New York—Walter Stevenson tl1 >ographlcal errors appearing in ad- commencement, exercises June 11. Council for today, but gave no pearance of Al Spitalnick, Key­ cake with cream. In addition there exactly as if leaders iepre.senting and a state of irresolution, In A l l BOYS and GIRLS only by rail or air from the land John.soii attended St. Thomas stone home movie expert at their vtaTlaements and other reading rnatter munists do possess a capacity they indication as to what would be IBi The Manchester Evening Herald. will be a variety table in the form Governor Lodge had bargained which they themselves- seemed un­ side. It has a civilian population have not hitherto used in this war t 6 Seminary before going to Saint discussed. Camera Shop tomori'ow. of a grab bag with the lady with with leaders repi. ."enting the certain of the answers, while leg­ o f 700. Military authorities declin­ Anselm's where he majored In Spitalnick, Southern New Eng­ Jllsplay advertising closing hours; — the capacity to. bomb. ' Late yesterday, M. Hedley Stone, r Monday—1 p. m. Friday. : the 100 pockets. county commissioner.s and islators out in the middle had no ed to say last night how many sol­ English. NMU treasurer, said several smal­ land Regional Sales Manager for swapped In a reform platform difficulty in resolving themselves For Tuesday—1 p. m. Monday. The other night, 15 Communist Sunday at 10:45 a. m. the wor­ diers were stationed there. He was a cadet teacher of Latin ler lines had accepted a union in­ the Keystone Camera Company, Fdr Wednesday—1 p. m. _ Tuesday. promise for the privilege of Im- clearly against the measure. The newc.st building in Whittier For Thursday—1 p.^..... m Wednesday. planes raided Seoul and its port, ship service In the Sanctuary with BULLD0ZIN8 at Manchester High School West, vitation to negotiate contract Boston, is a native of Hartford m. Thursday. Dr. Charles Chakerlan, Professor po.stng higher taxes on Connecti­ A little haril-lMlIed pollUoal VACATION SCHOOL was a nearly completed $6,000,000 Manchester, N. H„ during his sen­ and has spent well over 10 years ^rtr r Frlday-1Frldi n. m. T , Inchon, in what was described as terms individually. Stone did not NOTICE Far Saturday—i_.p. m. Friday. at the Hartford Seminary Founda­ cut. logic on the reform side of the bachelor quarters for military per­ ior year. He also was s mem­ in the photographic busines.s.'l^c- ci^lfled*5eadl?ne; 10: SO ^ m. each “ the biggest enemy air blow of And it Is entirely possible, of fight might have realized, and UW N ROLLINS ' INCLUDING name the companies. of publication except SaturcJay— tion leading the worship and sonnel which has been described .as ber of the Ansclmlan Abbey Play­ tory trained by Keystone En­ the war,” Their bombs touched course, that something like this pointed out, that the state’s as-' Open Air Meming Devotions with Portable Organ "a city under one roof.” This build­ The smaller firms usually accept » a, ra. ______preaching service. ers and editorial editor of Saint the contract pattern worked out gineers, he will be able to give We are lookinj; for reliable parties, men or women, who off a "great fire” in a fuel dump The vacation church school did happen, between a few prac­ AMESITE DRIVES Pledge of AUeglaace to Christian and Country’s Flags ing appnrcntl.v was not damaged. Anselm's f953 yearbook. Thursday, June 18 between the union and the major you many movie making tips, sup­ which begins July 6 to 10 and 13 tical leaders out in some corridor. Eajoy^le and Meaningful Handicraft ' The Corps of Engineers has said ply a wealth of technical Infor­ want to operate a chain of new coin merchandising at the port This, together with However, we doubt that the shipping companies. to 17 must have all registrations Oames, Songm, Pictures, Trips to Nearby Recreation Field It 1s regarded as the largest and mation and answer any and all another delivery of a few bomb.s county commlaaloners, one of Meanwhile more than 60 ships machines. WILL SECURE LOCATIONS FOR YOU The Wheels Spin; We Walt in by June 30. These,registrations THOMAS GOLU Above AU, BiMe-based, Chrlst-oentered, Life-related most complete military housing Dr. Rose to Talk of your home movie questions. the night before, was a sort of the pressure groups clearly Christian Tmlning structure ever erected by the Army — including the liner United and set you up in business. This can be handled in your must be given or sent to Rev. States — remained at dockside. .There are days when an editor post script reminder that both we dominating this session of the SPACE FOR RENT engineers. Due for completion' this Kenneth Johnson. Children from Legislature, ever needed to re­ INDUSTRIAL or STORAGE CoRstruetioR Co. LET'S LEARN WITH HEADS, HEARTS AND HANDS On Minister’s Life spare time— if you are not employed on Saturday it can Should stay in bed, when the and South Korea have enjoyed, all four to those entering eighth summer, it was designed to house sort to any such deal In their Phono MI-9-5224 ' LETS PLAY AND BE HAPPY TOGETHER 1.200 men. It embraces living quar­ be handled in 3 or 4 hours work and be built up to a A 1950 Mfli raek’ Io rb w Ii m IIm m btovy duty tUama of world events is so over- through the war, an immunity grade in the fall are eligible to effort to protect their own balli;- CARLSON & CO. Rev. Philip Marshman Rose, register. ters. recreational facilities, which Strawberry Time business that should pay $5,000 and up per year when pdwering that the only surely from enemy bombing which has wick. 44 STOCK PLACE. BEGINNING MONDAY, JUNE 22 Include a 350-seat theater and four minister of the Buckingham Con­ truck. Bemovu the raeks 4Md you kovt • iNMdy Sunday, June 21 at 2:30 p. m. sensible thlnp might seem to be to greatly eased the war for us. The county commissioncni bowling alleys, a hospital, library, gregational Church, who was or­ fully established. Physical condition nr education is of pifltfoiiw. the young people leave for the and their adherents are old-linn AND CONTINUING THROUGH JULY 3 shops and other facilities. dained to the ministry 40 years ago, For St. Bridget’s lake a holiday. There has always been a kind Bicshncll conference at Camp politif»l profesaionHls. This ob­ will speak from that point of view no great Importance. NO SELLING OR SOLICITING— ExcuiMt eoudltiou tlireuBliout. W t rteommuMl , (Today Is one of those days. of implied bargain in. the Korean Woocl.stovk, with, Gordon Dimock vious fact is one of the reasons Dally Sessions Except Saturday 9 A. M. to 11:45 A. M. at the. coming .Sunday .morning Hearing Aids ‘ Registration Monday, Jime 22, at 8 A. M. or Call 9-0408 A variety o f 42 door prizes, in­ no waiting for 1 or 6 months to build up the 4>usiness< ^n Korea, that passionate old war in which the enemy's not and Rev. Kenneth Johnson who why it is a standing reform pro­ Marie Asks NATO service at 11 o’clock. thii uwit wttkout rucunrafiou. will be director of recreation and posal in Connecticut to abolish Batteries-Repalrs ' Closing Exercises With Lawn Party July 8, for Parents and A graduate of Dartmouth College cluding such items as floral ar-. It pays you a profit the first day. man. President Syngman Rhee, bombing us at all has been Chlldrett, Also of Sunday School, at 7 P. M. a cabin coiin.selor at the cpmp for iheni. And this obvious fact also DON'T and Hartford Theological Seminary, rangements, shampoo and finger has made his attempt to take the balanced against our qot flying Assume War Cost the week of 20 to 27 of June. pays off as they battle to pro­ PRrSORRl he was ordained on June 19,1913, at wave, handmade articles, bottles THIS IS NOT A GET-RICH-QUICK business but it faVe of the world into his own beyond the Yalu. We have had tect themselves and their Jobs. Throw Them Away PLACE: ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN Cornwall, Vt., as a missionary-at- Those who graduated from the StUI Plenty 0 ( Wear Left In of wine and other gifts, are being l^nds. He has done his utmost to other legal reasons, too, for not elementary Ellington schools four In this instance, they gave a CHURCH AND PARISH HOUSE large. He studied in the Waldensian should give you a STEADY, PROFITABLE income for Shoes Repaired Hem HeariRg ServicR (Continued From Page One) Theological Seminary In Florence, offered in connection with St. t^set the truce that Is otherwise going beyond the Yalu. But, with years ago received diplomas at professional performance which Bridget’s fifth annual strawberry the rest of your life. A CASH INVESTMENT of $647.50 was something of a classic. What 808 Main St., Jarvis Bldg. Comer Cooper and High Streets, Manchester, Conn. Italy, and for 20 years worked with r n d y for signing. His order for this last minute violation of this the graduation exercises of Rock­ Alr-Conditloned Offices year-nld fight in the jungles and festival, sponsored by the Corner­ ville High School Tuc.sday night they did was to hoist all the ideal­ ALL WELCOME Italian churches in New Haven and is all that is required, which is secured by equipment. the release of the North Korean SAM YULYES MI-9-8281 ■ ; rice fields. Hartford. He and Mrs. Rose served stone Club. implied bargain, the Communist’s are as follows: Gordon Kyle Prig- istic. do-good forces w-hich were The affair will be held tomorrow {t^soners held by South Korean amateurishly intent upon this pro­ Shoe Repairing of the Bet­ Daily 9:30 to S:80 The candidate for the premier- In World War I, under the YMCA, CARTER seem to be betting that, with truce ham, John Peter Dombek. Jr. ter Kind Done While Von Thurs. shin, who held the job for 35 days Mrs. Rose doing canteen work. night op the church grounds, with If you can qualify and have th*e necessary capital and-a tppops caught us napping. No one Shirley Ann Fcldon, Robert L. Mc­ posal for the transfer of welfare strawberry shortcake and coffee 80 near, we will let them get away children from county to state on a Walt to 8 In 1918. was not specific about Dr. Rose was given the degree cssi tell what may be the rc.sult. It Guire, Benedict Rudolph Moser. what these measures might be, served from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Music sincere desire^or financial security, then write at once CHEVROLET CO., INC. with these token bombings. petard of self-doubt and factual IS MAPLE STREET of Doctor of Divinity at the Amer­ Walter Edward Murphy, Edward but indicated France could find the and entertainment will be provUded for a personal interviewj giving age, past experience, may be that the Communists will Aa for the whole spectacle of uncertainty. If there had been Opp. First National Stora ^ m u v \ EAST HARTFORD ican International College in recog­ hhve enough good sense to realize Paul Noack, Janies A. Pease, some hard-boiled, realistic politi­ Parking Lot money for Indo-China only by re­ nition of his work with the foreign­ during the festival. Tickets for 311 MAIN STREET PHONE MI.9.S238 the CommunisU trying to behave Louis E. Phllbrlck. Jean Roselind ductions in what she is spending adults and for children under 12 address and phone number to Box W, care The Herald. that Rhee is almost aa-much of a cians like themselves in the battle speaking people. He waa stationed as if the war were ending just Seifert, A. Richard Winans, Ger^ TELEPHONE 8-3231 oi\ European rearmament. at the Village Street Mission. Hart­ at a lesser fee will be sold at the A LUCITE BRUSH pain to us as he is to them. It may when they were beginning to like trude Yasmer and Clayton Lud If NATO would take over the ford, 1926 through 1936, when he 'door, or may be obtained now from be that both sides will have good it, we consider the gain In fare wig Zahner, Dorothy Chapman flnancial burden in Indo-Chii>a. I accepted a call to the Buckingham club members. AND COMB SET sense enough not to let him attain Elizabeth Oessay, Mary Beth Marie .said, France then would j Church. William Quiah is chairman of FOR DAD involved doubtful, and the price Egan. share in the costs proportionally the affair, and Mrs. Howard Father’s Day, June 21 Hlh only objective his desperate During the hurricane of Septem- paid for it tragic. But war is often Also Francis Gnimbach, Robert VACATION SPECIAL with the other members of the At­ I ber 1938 he watched from his par- Beaupre co-chairman. Miss Made­ defiant action could have, and like that, even in its endings. We Hanson, Robert Goodwin, Arthur CALICO PRINTED lantic alliance, as she now does ' sonage windows, the fury of the line Smith and Mrs. Thomas Arthur Drug Stores t^ t we will refrain from giving ourselves, during the long truce Helm, Viola King, Lillian Mazew- In supporting European rearma­ ! storm which destroyed the church. Brown are in charge of the door skl, Marian Narkaviilcz, Ronald ment. It was rebuilt and dedicated Sep­ prizes. K&n the further war he wants. negotiations, have ordered attacks SUNDRESS But for this to happen will re­ Pozzato, Stanley Wheeler. Those Marie, a leader of the (Moder­ tember 21, 1941, three years to a which did not have much real who graduated from Maple Street ate i Radical Socialists, was the I day after the hurricane, and is the There’s one advantage in driving eCTTCR e e iT E R quire the Communists, of all peo­ point. And other wars have ended School four years ago were Doro­ third prospect to go before the ! fourth church since the Bucking­ around in a real old car-^you don’t ple, to be broad-minded and un- with similar needlesa sacrifice of thy Chapman and LilUan Mazew- Rssemhly in an effort to end ham parish was established in have to worry aboufgetting Into a STONE AND t O O P S dnatanding, and not hold all the ski. France's current cabinet crisis, 1731. wreck. You’re already In It. e u y $ life, after the time for their end­ MEA19 Water Safety Program now in its 29th day—a postwar pWt of the world responsible for ing had been offidally set. 5.98 record. Rhee. Rhee has made a strong The water safety program at Over SLATE FLAGGING There is, after all, only one real Shady Lake, Somers will start He has been preceded by eco­ stroke to compel the Comniunl.sts Pretty and cool, fitted rule of sense for war, and that is Monday with 167 children partici­ bodice with ftill skirt. Lit­ nomic expert Pierre Mendes- to keep on fighting, and, there­ pating from Ellington, Somers and Three Hundred Franee, who called for an end to to abolish it. tle bolero jacket trimmed r FOR SALE FANCY fore, to compel us to keep on fight­ Rockville. The Instructors wtll be E'inished Monuments and with white collar and the Indo-Cliina conflict through t h e n e w Miss Lilian Hastings, a graduate negotiation with the rebels; ijnd \ \ f have stone for every need. M H W P b uc9 coupon ^ ing. Markiers In Our Display cuffs. Red, black or blue The Restrictive Clause of Arnold Teachers College and background with tiny many-times Foreign . Minister Retaining walls, fish pools, intide WRYBEST •.' There Is, obviously, too much of Yard To Choose From! Georges Bidault, who advanced no stone veneer for house fronts, The Supreme Court held in 1948 John Page, a medical student who multicolor flowers. Sizda RONSON "WINDSOR* a chance he will succeed. has worked with local children The Finest In 12 to 20. specific proposals on the Far East terraces, etc. We will be glad to , .To tcy to comment on- this situ­ that restrictive racial covenant previously. ATLANTIC APTS., BLOCK BLAND, R. I. fighting. l ig h t e r give you free estimates. H S y p i u n t Jemima CHICKENS ation is a little like trying to pad­ clauses In real estate contracts Personal Notes Two bedroom apartments, modern kitchen. The a.sscmhly turned both of Drive nut and see our display— (TO BROIL OR FRY) nr call Manchester MI-9-0617. Cake Mixes 4 dle a canoe in a maelstrom. were not illegal, but that they Mr. and Mrs. George Gebo are Apartment will accommodate 4 or 5 persons, Design them down, Bidault by only one 5 3 ' vote. GOOD LOOKING AND DURABLE...... >/, mile east of Bolton Notch on Sifvar FssA ''H ere, in this country, a jus­ could not be enforced. That meant at home at 49 Putnam circle, ANY TWO WEEKS—8105.00 $5.50 Route 6. Bolton. Springfield, Mass., following their It was not known when the as- t- tice of the Supreme Court ha.s. In if an individual of a race sup­ ANY ONE WEEK—$60.00 Workmanship semhly would reach a vote on posedly barred by the clause wedding trip. Mrs. Gebo w as. the JESSO MAWAIIAX SLICED CHICKEN the course of his order granting former Lois Nieman. daughter of Five minute walk.to theater, stores, ehurehes and beach. Marie's bid to head the govern­ ment. If accepted, he then must BOLTON NOTGH a*«tay of execution for the Rosen- should succeed In buying into the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nieman of Call this week any time for reservations MI-8-5S26 Material Be cool and com­ PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 20 Ox. Con 2 ^ tract in question, no court action Spmera road. Her wedding took Cutting done in our own fortable while you form a coalition cabinet also ac- PARTS MtgS, said this: reptahle to 314, rnember.s. -an.ab­ PINEAPPLE -shop -in--our---Air- BREASTS OR LEGS is Important that" the coiih- could eject h-im.'"- place May 23- at...the P t r s t ------HAROLD J. DWYER, OwiMT — — shop from the rough stone solute majority—of the 627-meih------$AI MAIN ST R E E T ...... - - QUARRY-^ Lutheran Church, Rockville. Conditioned atom! be protected against the On Monday, the Supreme Couit W EST ST., BO LTO N to the finished memorial. ber assembly. made another decision, of the Charles Simms of Orlando, Flor­ SUNCKEST CUTS AND TIPS nafarious plans of spies who would ida and Miss Shirley Patric, also CHOICE OR PRIME m t m datroy us. same nature. This time it held that of Orlando are visiting Mias 19 O i. Can 2 J q —‘ft is also Important that before the Individual who had sold his Patrlc’s parents Mr. and Mrs. MANCHESTER ASPARAGUS RIB ROASTS K Q c allow lives to be snuffed out property to the Individual of. a Harold J. Patric of Frog Hollow race banned by the restrictive, road. TO be sure—emphatically sure— The next meeting of Ellington MEMORIAL t|Mit we act within the law. If we clause could not be sued for dam­ Grange will be held In the Town OF BEEF ^ acf not sure, there will be linger­ ages by the other property owners Hall at 8 p.m. w-ith Mr. and Mrs. COMPANY BONITA Rtf S i i i c * . 21c ing doubts to plague the con- in the same restricted area. Edwin Helntz as chairman. A. AIM ETn, Prop, To Be Thrifty Now Euqloiid Styla IH I ... _ iWence' aftc'c'the "event.’’ The two decisions added to­ 4X>R. PEARL and HARRISON gether mean that although a Manchester Evening Herald El­ . That might, in other times, and lington correspondent, Mrs. O. F. STREETS SMOKED C C c another csisc, be considered a racial restriction clause in a real Berr, telephone Rockville 6-9318. Opposite East Cemetery Thrift Starts With Quality BAUD 3 31c sWnd judicial expression. And it estate contract is still not in itself ' t e l e p h o n e MI-9-5807 must be maintained, even in this ruled illegal, all the possible en­ PICNICS ^ forcements o f such a clause arc or Ml-8-8858 time and in this ca.se and in our I.ADIES’ CHOICE j^ s e n t national mood, that this ruled illegal. Presumably the.se SH ELL G A S Open Sundays Stora open Tuesday through Saturday, 9:80 A. -M. to 5:30 P. M. Fridays to 9:50 P. M. Quality Starts At (?». J . r 3^ J stetement emphasizes the two restrictive clauses will still exist. A N D O IL Buy Direct and Sava Honey KOSHER PICKLES Crucial points about the Rosen­ Presumably, some people will LAMB JL Q c berg case—that there is doubt choose to accept them and to GOODYEAR TIRES FANCY BONELESS BRISKET ttat there .should have been 'a honor them. But unless they are DOVALETTES -25c Batt«ri«s — Aeetsserits SHITRFINE NO. 21/, CAN death penalty in this case, and honored, voluntarily, they arc of Lb. PATTIES ^ that, therefore, the all important no effect. Legally speaking, they CORNED BEEF 759 SITNCREST question is what this country is are meaningless, and may be NASHNER - LE.AN, MILDLY CI’RED. BARTLETT PEARS „ 45c CUDAHY'S ^.£{vcatening.to 4o..to. itself ia. this ..Ignored 3 t ^wU^ If tlie ,individual SERVICE 8TATI0M TENDER SIFTmPEAS 19c c«| c.' who signed one chooses to go back Cor. Main St. and Middle Tpk. SUNLtOHT "But the response to this -action on his own signaUire. Phone MI-9-807S SMOKED SHOULDERS 55c l a r u E j a r — • Is o f such a nature as to increase This is obviously a vefy small Weekdaj-e 7 A. M. to 10 P. M. To 4 to 6 I.B. AVERAGE, LEAN. MEATY, RHQRT SHANK SELECTED FRESH FRUITS AND the Impact of French analysis of stage in a battle America mu.st Sundaye 8 A. M. to S P. M. INSTANT COFFEE 99c BUTTER our behavior in this case, which is win, within itself, and on higher DEPENDABILITY VEGETABLES grounds than those of strict p r e m i e r that we arc conducting a. “ ritual BONELESS VEAL ROLL ^ 65c FIRM, SWEET BBUrder.” Those \yho are calling, legality, if America is to take its FOR A DELICIOUS POT ROAST. NO WASTE, FROZEN FOOD today, for these deaths, and ,fot proper place in the world.' PHONE STUFFED OLIVES - 45c WASHER 80-9-4581 SOLID MEAT, . - . “BEAUT^’ PLUMS i>oz. 39c the impeachment of the justice Not until we are without the THRILL DAD! BIRDS EYE PEAS 2 PUga. 39t instinct to impose such restric­ whose action threatens to delay • This business o f compounding prescriptions is no child’s play. It FANCY these deaths, are telling • them- tions can we feel right within our­ REPAIRS BIVE HIM A aiFT ON HIS DAY MAZOLA 35c BIRDS EYE FRENCH FRIES Ep.,.. 39e seR-es that they are motivated by selves, or feel honest in preaching requires knowledge, skill, and a high degree of accuracy. AH guess­ RIB ROAST BEEF ^ GEORGIA TEAGHES 2 Lb«. 49c ndtoial American instincts, in de­ democracy “to others. And the in­ Prompt, Ejcenomieol (TOP QUALITY) BIRDS EYE CHICKEN PIES $9e fense of justice and in defense of stinct 4s exactly an instinct— OOLF BAGS SS.9S to $14.95 work must be eliminated. Certain powerful medicinal agents must ZIPPY STARCH 17c LARGE, SWEET Guorontood FRE.SHLY .SIJCED ~ ~ country. We would like to be able something that suggests itself to be measured to a fraction of a grain. ^ to believe that too; it would ease us as a course of action, some­ Wrinfor-Rolls Roploctd GOLF BALLS 80c to $1.00 FROZEN FOOD SPECIALS BING GHERRIES i,b. 59c OOT mind to be sure that this thing that rises from a long tra­ DELICIOUS COLD CUTS ^ 65c poaalty is right. But It is our fear dition and a long experience OVER 500,000 PRESCRIPTIONS HUED BOLOGNA. VEAL LOAF. LUXURY^ LOAF CALIFORNIA that America is blindly pulling which, however intelligent we may PICNIC ICE CHESTS $10.95 t o $12.95 BIRDS EYE PEAS . 2 For 39e POTTERTON'S Lb. $ 9 C doa-n upon Itself the consequences fry to be about them, cannot In­ ISO Center St., Cor. of Church BIRDS EVE FRESH APRICOTS TABLE TYPE o f" another Dreyfus case, of an­ stantly be chased out of our feel­ When you bring your prescriptions to ua yon have (he assurance that NATIVE POULTRY, FRYERS FRENCH FRIED POTATOES 2 r.. 39e JITICY - . other Sacco and Vanzetti case, ings by either high resolve or law. BARBECUE GRILLS $19.95 all of these principles wiU be eonscientiously observed. Your own wjth the penalty, not guilt, the It fakes slow, tolerant experience AND ROASTERS ^ BIRDS EYE ORANGE JUICE 2 r... 37e LEMONS OR LIMES 6 For 29c dt^ious issue this time. and experimentation of a new TOOLS MAKE AN EXCEUENT GIFT FOR DAD physician will verify (his statement. •ut, aa in the situation in Korea, kind, lij^a direction opposite to WASHED AND CLEANED' the wheel* of fate are spinning so those our idyilization has been In Manchester WE HAVE A FINE SELECTION aarWtly, so fatefully,, as to convey carrying along with itself so far, SPINACH Pkg. 19c Ula impression to everybody that to make hopeful openings in the Prescription Pharmacy Your Lumber 0 are all without power of de- pattern and begin tojilear the way MARKET! FANCY, NATIVE MANCHESTER PLUMBING 901 Main Street ctiaon or influence. Another feiv toward a new and^better day. 1 SOUTH MAIN STREET! hdiirs, and vital, final decision.s We have, in tpis age, begun to m d a n ^ TeL'IintcheD ,3-5321 SUMMER SQUASH 2^^tba. 39c AIR- be in which wUl bind us-Sll have that new kind of experience, Number Is ftSUPPLYCO. t - ■ ; ^ ,.Uie ran of o w livaa. And there We .have be^n to break the old F. T. Blish, Jr., Pres, and Tress. h GONDITIONEI >:tiq assurance that leaders are Mtterns of thought and Ufe. We “ If It’s Hardware We Have It” FeQows of The Aaicrieau College of Apothecaries SCLOSEP ALL DAY MONPAYSl t.aa ^adt as we are. ' • ■ - - ^ ‘ '^ v a begun to discover, here and MI-3-5125 534823234823535348535323532353484823534848535348232348 write* spioi and we wait 'there, that our prejudioca were 877 MAIN STREET! TEL. MlrS-ddZS

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his mother, Mrs. Leonard Giglio the school, will open the program HAWCHESTER EVENING BfERALD, MANCHESTER, CONW„ THURSDAY. ^UNE 18, 1953 of South road, will furnish refresh­ and Is the gift of the local PTA Lynne (Juster, Janette Sartor, S iy - • ...... ' g—u»a—ii.nniumiaiiiii gg PA G E N D H ments for the celebration. Second to fhe graduates. Robert Andrews, Marion PoharakI,. grade pupils plan to come to school Notes Christine Johnson, Nancy Young, Traffic Group Surveys in costume for the event tomorrow 'Hiomas Van Brunt of Lake Sylvia McCarthy, Gemma Amadeo morning. street is a patient at Manchester and Valerie Carlson...... Committee Meeting ...... -'-t— Memorial Hospital. The sicohd of two piaiho recitals The Temporary • Regional High Tonight: Regional High school ! • Dang&rduk"lM&^ School Committee will meet to­ by the pupils of Mias Oara Skra- meeting st Andover, 8 o'clock. 'bacs------will------be preseijited !l)ll tonight at night at Andover elementary Clasa night exercises for grad­ school at 8 o’clock. It Is expected 8 o'clock in the chapel of the South Cunliffe 4 Bolton, June 18— (Special)—,«qui8itioning: of materiala to aet up uates and their guests at local Methodi^st Church, with 17 stu­ Local inUreat ran hljfh yeaterday ; claaarooma in September that the sub-committee on build­ school. MOTOR SALES ROASTING CHICKENS Don't Take Our Word For It ing, headed by William Pratt of dents participating.'’ Awards for ■ - - Just COMPARE! Top Rrst In the traffic purvey made juat i Rir«k,i.„ the year "will be given out tonight. Expert, aiito body and fender Andover, will make its final re­ Manchester Evening Herald Bol- port tonight. Pupils who will play tonight, repaira. Enamel and lacquer RofiL®/ A " r ? r e w '' of ! ^ Patrlck'a aecond tnn (orreapondent, Mrs. .loseph ' R o e s R Clnaa Night ranging from young beginners to finishing. Reasonable pricea. OLcon about eight*me^ap^;;ttlldayVd^^;h^' tT w U h «"n Italia, telephone Mitchell 8-,3,%4S. advanced students, include: Caro­ Free estimates. 408 West Center Street wen into the evening houra ^oak- L ^ "n ^ g "7 ;r'^“ ?.,„U";,!e^ The graduating class of the Mitchell 3-7853 school will hold Its class night at line Akin. Patricia Bajorls, Sandra Ing the purvey for the Highway Anyone can buy all of Uricle Route SO— Wapping Conn, National Quality and Always at LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES! Traffic Commiaalon. celebrating hia birthday, Raymond the school this evening. A dinner, Lee Smith. Mabel’ Swanson, John Gigiio will be eight yeara old and Sam’s bonds he can. It takes a real Mortimer, .Susan 'Walker. Eliza- At Richfield Sign Cara traveling eaat were atopped prepared by the kitchen staff at American to buy some he "can't." Tel. MI-8-5404 ...to - anawer queriea - about- - where Sqndra Ekstrom,

they had been and where they ______were going. In the heavy traffic yeaterday not all cara were CUT FIOM HEAVY WU'mN CORN-HD STm illt stopped. CJablea laid acroaa the highway from automatic countera were placed eaat and weat of the Siieed Loaf Bui-vey aite- At one point during the day a check of the automatic counter on The icajf to a m an's 7-INCH CUT Rome 44-A ahowed 300 cara had pasaed In an hour. At leaat one Lb. traffic worker felt the reading— CHEESE ROAST five a minute—aupported local ap- prehenaion about the heavy traffic thia out-moded highway beara, HEART Land O^Lakes Bolton Hill Inleraection • : _ THE - For years there has been local 1 90NELESS u concern about the intersection at r o FINEST CHUCK ROAST the foot of Bolton Hill which is just eaat of yesterday's survey IN THE site. With Routes 6 and 44-A run­ Lb. ning eaat and weat at thia point, LAND three rogda intersect there; Bol­ LEAN, W RL TRIMMED ton Center road to the south, the STOMACH old Manchester road to the south Yattr Saluda PORTERHOUSE STEAKS KING Of THE lEEF-STEAKS weat and Lake street to the north -■ 85 A n old layins : ; . but oh how true! A n d Dsd’i Day brinss him in line for some The complex Intersection has m mm ■ * m M M _ __ . __ _ been the site of numerous acci- special attention. How about serving him sortie of his favorite foods A n d be FRESHLY GROUND LEAN HAMBURG MILDLY CURED TO PERFEaiON denta and much speculation by sure lo make one of the meals a tasty, nourishing salad like the one we’ve pic­ I Spiced Ham u.49* CapecoUa 69^ 1 residents as to what could be done to improve traffic safety at this tured. Salad suppers are so quick and easy in the hot weather, and you’ll find point.' everything you need a< your one-stop Popular Supermarket. I Liverwurst lv G 5t Ground Beef To n g u e Smoked li 55* Residents of Route 44-A who Genoa Salam i i t 6 9 M have been telling each other for MEATY, MILK-FED at least ten years that the state FRESHLY SLICED S ttEaED WESTERN was going to put a new highway through were doing some wishful LB thinking yesterday as result of the Sirlein—Sherl V e a l Legs LB traffic survey. B eef L iv e r 45 Beyond l«cal benefits, they or Round pointed to the growth of the Uni­ Steaks versity of Connecticut and resi- P u n u V J i o l I "■'dehtlal growth of Coventry as al­ - Well ------S»m Vmitut! - most demanding better highway Trimmed Skinless Frankfurts i lb pkg 55c facilities. Local businessmen are Lb. reported to feel that the future de­ Stoor Roof Frash Haddock Fillat l* 4 3 c velopment of eastern Connecticut Rilr Roast of Beef All Beef Fronkfurts li 55c requires a modem throughway for ease in reaching areas of concen­ Pototo Solod LB 29c 1 Fresh Mackerel l > ; l 5 c trated employment. FtMd Day Lb. Liverwurst lb 59c Split A4ackerel p a n r e a d y LB 3 7 c Everyone enterednter into the fun of Pork Roast the annual Held day at the school Minced Horn or Bologna lb 59c u 4 3 c yeaterday which .took place be­ Fresh Holibut tween 8 a.m. and noon when school Shoulder Cut was dismissed for the day. Teach­ ers Slid students alike entered into A Reel Value Lb. the day of games, arranged by the Veal Chops Btudent Council and carried out *****-’'-'’**^*f»yh Me. ■ .under the supervision of George WAYBEST NATIVE Lesniaskl and John Sentela of the teaching staff. More Meat Per Pound Lb. The student body was divided Chickens Into two groups in the competition; grades one through four forming one section aifd grades five through For Your Saluda m m m m eight, the other. Such events as a three-legged race, centipede, sack and chicken race provided a good I COMPARE AND SAVE 0LD\ FASHIONED deal of laughter. There were also 25 and 50 yard dashes. After a mid-morning snack In ah their classrooms, the students en­ tb® Pop'**®' \ ! 4 4 0 Z joyed a softball game between tw’o BREAD 19 teams drawn from the four upper rands o> Tomato JuHi new"!S^Ue 2 TINS grades. Tuna A GRAND IDEA - COLD ROAST BEEF i lb. 75e THIS IS SOMETHING NEW IN A BREAD TREAT. -ADO THIS ITEM TO YOUR Book Inventory I All books, equipment and sup­ C I G A R IU ^ S SHOPPING LIST.JTU SOON^BE A ^AMIIY PAVQRin WITH YOUR FAhUL^. plies at the local school have been Solid White I f For Your Saluda 2-LB LOAF removed from the classrooms and T o b a c c o II Moat Cheese Food CHIMA^R sorted in the school library for in­ P ip e ical ventory and appraisal o f needs. Handy Ecenemi Oi/M 3rok BAKERY SPECIALSI in Can* FRESHLY FRESH Students from the seventh and 1 Lb. V acu u m I POTATO SALAD I LB ROLL eighth grades are helping in the Brookside Butter CREAMERY Jo^of cataloguing the many items, j 100% iSniEAT Bread KK:Nia2lc ipAF 19* Collection of the books and other I AND COLE SLAW"*" A V » I aO V IR D A LE QTR teaching materials in one room has , LB given the teaching staff an oppor­ Fameuc U ROIL 2 0 c PRINTS tunity to know quickly just what Anchor Hockinf Margarine Sponge Layer GJee «o'*«29c ^cmJSg is available and what is necessary to add. It is expected that the J 28-OZ TINS cataloguing will simplify the re- Conpettes Rolli a so FREMS FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Standard Tomatoes 2 EXTRA LARGE HEADS I'. 8. NO, I PRESIKVES ‘wFather s Day Cake 65* COOL ICEBERG LETTUCE AAIRABEL 3 16-OZ JARS BEEF POTATOES SO '2ror 2 9 c 10 Lb. Bag JUST REDUCEDI LIBBY'S GOOD Finast Flour ALL PURPOSE 10-LB BAG 74 EXTRA FANCY CELLO PACK f # f - wewTTWPIBIU ■ Mend of or PIttSKUKY ~ ,,.. lime The new. tmert Anchot 12 Ox. PASCAL CELERY f l o u r 5 lb bag 3 1 Ridiey HALF AND Hockine:l(ine eoupettes with no- aed Teai nick- . edset!etTje.. Use to lervc HALT ihfimp, tee creem, jello, etc. Can POPULAR FATHER'S DAY IS SUNDAY. JUNE 21tt Boxed for sift-jivins! Pkgs. 19e Bunch Lord HIGHLY REFINED ^ i 'lB PKGS 29 IF DAD ENJOYS SMOKING, THEN MAKE HIM HAPPY WITH A CARTON Of HIS FAVORITE CIGAREHES ^ t PIECE SET *v2:'r lamambar v m LL jW tfl JC ff ^Ixtra an k a n J i k . $ R 7 8 $ FRESH CUT CIGARETTES HOT SUMMER M ^ J I REGULAR SIZE Rag. Frka f !.♦♦ CRAX NAPIER NATIVE SPINACH pin EEEl A Rick MILLIROOK CLUB LEADING _CTNOr Ruy Tkam 1 Lb. Pkf. Fragrant 3 L bs. 2 5 c BRANDS 10 PKGS the diffimice in IndhriduaBy 25tEa. Caffat Lb. 2.05 lONG 7S^ '“"•’ ALE ■ k^'-km^'-n- im ^tt -i&ofk- \ ALSO A LARGE VARIETY Of OTHER POPULAR FUVOR5 j U A ^ CALIFORNIA SEEDLESS JOAN CAipL PINI CANDIIS _ Conlanti Only ^ 28-OZ BTLS NAVEL Fresh Cream Caramels 14-OZ PKG 49< ALSO IN THE K A N D I- F A K SIZE OUR POPULAR MARKET IS Fruit Nougats 8V. 0 1 PKG 29< ORANGES CO LA, a m SODA . 12-OZBTLS12-OZI 2 4 . P A LI M Y t ORANOI 6 conlanhconlanh onlyonly «J J * juie® AIR CONDITIONED 974 MAIN ST. BABY WILL THRIVE ON D oz. IN. ST. JAMES BLOCK \ AND HERE’S A COOL lUY FOR YOU 59c CLAPP'S BABY FOODS Hm MW H53 Shop in Complete Comfort 2 Ai~REX~ ' FUVORED SYRUPS PT BTL Z7« S 'T R A IN B ) ALL VAKItTIES 4 O f JARS 3 9 c Open Thursday 'Night ALL VARIETIfS OZ JARS NO .MATTER WHAT THE Sunshino Krispy Crackers ^ 27c • Junkot-Sherbet ^ozkg |5c CH OPPED 3 4 3 c FRANKFURTS FRESH FROM THE OVENS TWICE DAILY C E IIA L S REGULAR OR OATMEAL 2 l OZ PKGS 31c €ARRIEH temperature o u t sid e COLUMBIA GEM SKINLESS 'til 9 O'clock liOhOAM'c • n o o d le, % _ ^ -flnt room sir ooMHlkMwr L i p t O n S TOMATO-VEGETABLE 5 ^ Our Most Modern Air-Conditioned Plant Keens LB. SHORTCAKE a 4o cool, fNtor, Mhumidlfy Temperature arid Humidity At the Healthful BOX Comfort Point! lb AIR-CONDITIONED Ken-L-Ratkm DOG FOOD 2i^-OZTINS 29< FIRST tmy broitti If air torteol BISCUITS DOZEN NATIONAL ! STORES The new Carrier motjnH ftuih whh the •*111, lake* no space in IVORY SOAP KIRKMAN ARMOUR ARMOUR fVORY FLAKES CAMAY SOAP - ARMOUR ARMOUR ’ a r m o u r the room. Rum to quietly you JOY IV O R Y S O A P H.I. ouz CHEER SOAP nODUCTS CHOeMD HAM FLAKd eon hardly hear it. New design COMND ■MP HASH POTTfD MIAT ' LUB4CN TOB4GUI A' I-arge ^ " W Bars DIVILH>.^HAM PMSOHAL tU I Oh any window qukEty, eosily. 3 22e ■AKMe MODUCTS 3 Bars ^ / C Large Detergent 12-dzliN 5 4 c t2 oz c y Tetephorte toddy for immediate 2 ' s : 5 5 c 3 r 31c Bottles 140ZTIN 2 9 c ’ 6-OZ 3H-OZ TIN “19 c cuPlirs CUPCAKf MIX Installation. 2 ^ > :; l’ 5 5 c Pkg. 2■ Pkgs.^irr 50 _ _ c^ 6IANT »U 72c IGC FKG 31c 2 ? ! S ' 2 9 c =;i.“ 9 c TIN J / ' TIN 3 5 < 4 1 9 c (With lee Coupon) (With letf’Cdujmin'' 11%-QZ PKG 1 8 c OIL H U T I iv o r T sn o w Flakes 2 « « 55c IVORY SOAP M CM IfT % Personal Ivory O L D D U TC H V miNEERiNO, IM. OXYDOL CRISCO Granulated 29c BARCOLENE V - , PETER P A N ' LIBBY 1 SW IFT'S - SWIFT'S i ^ ■ ■ ■ I SPIC&SPAN •4* Main Bt. TW. MI-O-llM 2 t e 4 5 c }•. OJAN IN , f-OZPKG .“l/ c Medium '^ 0 % Cleanser 2 19c OJANM , * PIJ^BMT eUTTII , V "j- tA iY POOPS COaM DlllP eu M ' TW’ltH'tOB Coupon) B a rs Large L a rg e I'-Ponnd Can, ■ /.i ' m u fp m m ix 3 4 B«. 19 c Package oeoeeeaa 3 0 c Package Bdrax Spap 3 *au |23c 2 TINS ‘ ^ S c 24.BJAr 6 5 c lb jar 3 5 c 12-OZJAR 3 5 c / Packagb 24c S - P o ^ Cun 4 1A*S 3 9 c irOZTIN 4 9 c V - 12-OZT1N 4 5 c msOZPKG 1 8 e . - / uam^aumaammtUU I

'is V'/ I 'V a ■A. . t \- » PA0BT1CN MANCHESTER EVENING HERAIJ)» MANCHESTER, CONN. THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1953

postponed until Saturday, June Harold F. Schliphack, of 18 King and a member of the Cub Scout Brookmore Bam; Brownies Troop Rockville^Vernon 20th, starting at 6:30 o’clock. Crystal Lake street. Pack 11. Coventry 72, 3:30 p. m. in the Church Com­ Vaccination Neeticd The boy had gone swimming He received a scholarship sward munity House; .Little Nippers 4-H Arthur E. Cliatterton, superin­ with a neighbor, Albert E. Hev,’itt; St his last school session Wednes­ Sewing Club, 3 p. m. at the Hans Morowitz Swimming Pool _ tendent of schools, reminds O aiins Boy, 10 Hewitt's two sons. Albert E. day morning, and last year re­ Hansen home ; Den 6 Pack 65 Cub parents that the 'TSSV yaeBfhfiL^bir Hewltt.-Jf.T snd Francis -Hewitt;- ceived scertlflCHt* in 'the"Red Ford L, Morgan Js-Ele^^ Scbutsi' 7 p. m. to 8 'p. m rat'M rs. clinic before late fall Is to'ble.:Jield and another bo Glen Rupprecht, Cross W ater Safety swimming Jamas Rowley’s; set-back party, 8 Tuesday, June 23rd. Vaccination is Two Manchester Boys all of Rockville. program. p'. m. in the American Legion Hall, SUHR-UCHT MIATS-OHE PUCl OHIY AS ADVEATIStDl FundApproaches Its Goal not carried on during months When the body was brought to Besides his parents, he leaves a Scout Committee Leader W all street; use of voting ma­ SWEET, LUSCIOUS when polio is present. On Raft Discover Body shore. Stats Police snd the Crystal brother, Kenneth, and s sister. chines demonstrated from 5 p. m. Lake Fire department were called to 8 p. m. at the firehouses In the DHD. P f t A C T Super-Right Close-Trim 7" CUT JP g C Rockville, June 18— (Special)— < ical student have been engaged as New pupils in Vernon School;; Karol, all of Rockville. Coventrjf, June 18---(Speclal)— «f.Boun^’’ had their parties at the must .have been vaccinated prior In Six Feet of Water with State Policemen William C. north and MUth iBstricts. ■ ^ n ® I Heavy Corn-Fed Steer Beef LB The Horovrtta Swimming Pool instructors for the W ater Safety Tomlin, W alter Smicgel and N or­ The funeral will be held Friday Ford It . Mprgah has been elected same time. classes for the Rockville Chapter, to entry in September, so it would St 8:15 a. m, from the Whits Fun­ Scout Picnic Bing fund made progreaa towards -its Ten-year-old Edward Schli man *raaker and ^^ate Police­ chairman Of a newly organized Parents’ Night’ P A A C t T b o n eless b o n e in o a c American Red Cross. be advisable for parents whose eral Home and at 9 s. m. from About 75 parents and children Cub Scouts Pack 65 will have a children have not been vaccinated phack, of Rockville, who had gone woman Margaretall of Boy Scout^roop 65 committee. On goal this past week. The Loyal CIas.ses will be conducted at the Stafford BaffackB brltiging a St. Bernard’s Church. There will and Grade 6 pupils of James T. picnic Wednesday at 6 p. m. at CHUCK LB 9 0 BLOCK STYLE LB O y to have this done either at the Order o f Moose sent an additional Shady Lake. Somers, from June 22 swimming in Crystal Lake yester­ reauscitator. The fire department be a high mass at the church, fol­ the committee are (Jharlea Adama, Laidlaw’a class attendrti a par­ the Actor’s (Joiony Development clinic, or else by their family THE 'TICK-OF*THE-HOCK" READY*TO-COOK POULTRY Cherries $578 which w ill make it possible through July 10. They will also be­ day on the first day of hl.s vaca­ also brought one. lowed by burial in the church Henry Sherman, S. Mason,' San- ents Night program at the Rob­ beach. Oibmaster David Roche held at Jack’s Pavilion, Crystal physician, at once. New pupils tion, sank beneath the surface cemetery. and den mothers Mrs. James for their name to be added to Received Award ford S. HathaXv^, Jamw H. Cur­ e s o n School Tuesday evening. E D O OB FRYERS - Fresh Native Chickens g g C - those, on the bronxe^plaque 4n the Lake.- the. Edwin. Officer, property, who have np,t,beep, .yac,c(na.tedl..wUl .about jIO. minutes.after, he.entered -The-drowning victim-'was -bOm ....The Funeral home., will, be .open Sandra- Hernberg -preaent-ed-Laid- ■Rowley,.. Mrs.. Fred... Wilmot,..Mrs.. tis, ScoutiniiRer, Robert llairt, LB lobby of the field house. at Tankeroosan lake in Vernon not be accepted. the water and drowned. in Rockville Feb. , 1943, and lived Thlirsday, from 6 to 10 p. m. law a gift on behalf of the class Joseph Eaton, Mrs. L. K. Allen D K w t b E K O READY-TO-COOK-1 ^4-21/2 LBS ~1B 9 9 6 assistant Scoutmaster, and one or An additional $7S0 was received from July 13th through July 31st Observe Anniversary Two Manchester boys, Rodney there ail his life He was in the find Hazel Little presented Mrs. snd Mrs. D..Chase, Mrs. David two more assistants to be named.'' T l I D 1 ^ E V C b^ d y -t o c o o k . b r o il e r a AC from Maxwell M. Belding and and at the William Horowitz Me­ Mr. and Mrs. George L. Watson. 15, of 17 Pleasant street, fourth grade at St. Bernard’s P a­ Mother, dad and a new baby Laidlaw with a corsage for the Roche, new secretary of the cubs The committee will meet Wed­ Virginia Belding of Hartford, who morial Pool in Rockville from Schwarz of 79 Spring street will and Robert Taylor, 14, of 75 Pleg- rochial School and was a member really are s problem—two and class in appreciation of their Work. committee, will be in charge. Only I U I % I V E 1 9 . BELTSVILLE 4-6 LBS LB 0 7 nesday at p.ih. In the . north dis­ will have their names on the Aug. 10th throiigh August 28th. hold Open-House on Sunday, June sant street, who were on a raft of the Moose Little League team one to carry! 8 The program of songs, akita, cubs accompanied by an adult will plaque; 8250 was received from To date 768 applications for enroll­ 21 from 2 to 6 o'clock in honor of 45 feet from ehorc, saw the body trict firehouse. A ll fathers having gifts, pragrams, letters included; be allowed in the water. JUST ARRIVED-ORCHARD FRESH the People's Savings Bank of ment have been received at the their 25th. wedding anniversary. in six feet of water and recovered boys of scouting age are invited. A tap dance; the class singing LARGE Rockville and 810 from Dr. Red Cro.sa office. All children en­ They have one son, William G. it. Strawbenj’ Supper - Santa Lucia," Maurten Lynch, Manchester Evening Herald t Emanuel Robbins of Manchester. rolled will receive a notice as to Schwarz. The Rockville boy never revived, A. strawberry supper will be Virginia Adams. Judith Hartley, C O'V entry correspondent, Mrs. PEACHES 2tu39'= despite efforts of state police and This means that the fund now the time their lessons will start. Dinner Meeting served Monday by the o rg ^ iz a - Peter Steffano, Sandra Schwarm, Charles U U ttle, telephone P il­ OCIAN S nA Y - WHOLI or STRAINED 4AP CUT-UP firemen who .worked on him for ^ f C I A L f tional committee of the Nathan grim S-62S1. SANTA ROSA-JUICE FILLED needs only 86442.06 to complete Outing at Fair Ground^ The Roi-kville Chamber of Com- Robert Stone and Kenneth Jurgen- two hours Wdth resuacitators. Hale Community Center from 5:30 sen singing "Dark Eyes’’; Harriet its announced plan to return to Announcement was made today merie will hold a dinner meeting Work Two Hours On Boy p.m. to 7 p.m. with Mrs. Edward Dorsey, Pamela Glenney, Hazel, CRANBERRY SAUa 'ZW CHICKIN the city the 810,000 advanced by that Horace Seeley-Brown, United tonight at 7 at the Elks Club. PLUMS 6.0.25'= them for the pool fund. States Representative, will give a The cause of the drowning la un­ PROSPECTOR S l e e p in g ba g s Schultheiss as chairman. The Donna Brink, James McCammon ADDS ZEST TO YOUR EAVORITR CHICKEN •uy the pwn you like bettl There will he a report on a labor known. Dr. Alfred Schlavettl, of menu at the Center will include singing "Mary Anita"; Sandra Noticeable Progress major political address at "the survey made in Rockville by REG. VALUE 19.98 (NYLON) NOW 14.98 CALIF. LONG WHITE-U. S. NO. 1-SIZE A Young Republican Club outing Stafford Springs, medical examin­ bi^ed beans, cole ifiaw, rolls, cof­ Hernbert, solo, "Down In Hawaii” ; ..Nat SchwedeL.trustee.of .the students o f the- University of Con­ FRESHIY to be neid Saturday at the Stafford er, said death was' due to'iccldefiV R EG ;^ A LU E 24;98 ; ;V.; NOW 19.98 fee^ strawberry shortcake.' Judith^ tap d'ar.ce, arid " the eVaas Breasts— .. Fund reports, "I look forward to necticut. William "B ill" Savitt of tlNBli Hoflibiurg GROUND t .a y a continuing response from all of Fair grounds. tal drowning. Building Fmnita singing "Battle Hymn of the Re­ POTATOES 10 in 53° Hartford will be the guest speak­ The medical examiner pro­ the citizens of Rockville so that Representative Seeley - Brown Frederick G. Bi.saell, town agent, public with the chorus in three Ltgs i, 69^ er. nounced the boy dead after an RoiiGlefs Stevv Baef ta53^ n a t i v e ICEBERG this goal may be reached, if at all will fly from Washington follow­ NASSIFF ARMS COMPANY has issued 32 permits for building parts, I \ Joseph M. Curtin hour’s efforts had failed to revive SPORTING GOODS A number o f records were play­ k O T T U C e E X TR A LARG E HEJLD I V C possible, before presentation day. ing the session of Congress to give during the past sli^ months. Of SUPER-RIGHT AQC Giblets u25^ Joseph M. Curtin of 105 Pros­ him, but volunteers continued to 1015 M A IN ST., M ANCHESTER, CONN. PH O NE MI-9-1647 ed .with Laidlaw In charge. The “The progress at the pool is the talk at 6 p. m. Attorney Rob­ this number 14 w if e for new SmokGcl Picnics SHORT SHANK I I work over the boy for another skits included Social Studies on ert Kahan will be master of cere­ pect street died Wedne.sda.v night WE GIVE SAH GREEN STA.MP8 dwellings to Delmajf Potter, EANCYIRISKET K.KC noticeable by all those who have hour. Indians, Girls from Colonies, Wings » Spinach HOME-GROWN aUlK Inspected i t The pool Itself will monies. and other speakers in­ at the Rockville City Hospital. He Maury Cohn, Warren K. Little, CornodBeef '^^^kuoT t.6 5 He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. -Scouts. Sea Captains Experiences, probably be poured this week end clude John Lupton, state Young was born in Ellington Sept. 10, Russell E. Miller, Alfred Heckler, Men Want to Go Home, Women Iw ks u i r RIGAIO .RAND 2 ) i S 2 9 ' or the first of next week. The up­ Republican chairman; Attorney 1877, a son of David and Hannah Alfred Tychsen, Agnes P. Oslund, Cole S la w Simon Cohen and Attorney Harry Welch Curtin. He leaves his wife, and Men In Hardships. Frdnkfdrts u55" per fioor of the field house is pro­ Lewis G. Bradley, Ernest Dyer. Laidlaw spoke briefiy to the Livtrs e«89^ gressing quite rapidly; the brick­ Lugg. About 200 are expected to Agnes Alher (Jurtin of Rockville Arnold Hannerlind, Donald E. B ulk W alnuts RRISH STOCK tS 35" attend from all over the state. and a brother, Thomas Curtin of group before presenting special Minced Haiti or Bologna u 59*^ work is proceeding and the lay-out Gowdy, Harry , C. Newcombe, awards of a book each to Roger o f the rooms has already been Opening Game Postponed Hartford. The Burke Funeral Nathan Hale, Inc. two permits. Chopped Pecan Meats RW» 19" home is in charge of funeral ar­ Carprnter for perfect attendance, Assorted Cold Cuts u 69*^ indicated on the street fioor level. The opening game of the Rotary .One. silo permit to Ernest S. W it Alumni baseball league, originally rangements. and David Mitchell and Hazel Vandals Gowdy, sevqpteen permlte for ad­ A6P RUYt NO. I etAM PMN IXCUISIVRlY S a la d M ix ifG A lO StAND RKG 19' scheduled for Sunday, has been Picnic Little for general proficiency. "Unfortunately, the problem of ditions and garages to Blaine Jef­ Friday school will close at the postponed to Wednesday. June 24, teenagers abusing property has al­ The Past Pocahontas Club of frey, Douglas Holmsn, Ernest regular hours for summer recess. jummsize u at Henry Park starting at 6:15 Fresh Lobster 65^ ready cropped Up. Last weekend a Kiowa Couhu'l, Degree of Poca­ Buser, Edvmrd R. Perkins, Meetings VAN., CHOC., STRAWBERRY 4 OTHER POP. FLAVORS p. m. The opening game will be be­ numMr of bricks were knocked hontas will hold a picifle tonight Rudolph OpBz. William Oollin.s, Friday meetings Include cooper­ MEN’S SET 1.65' tween the Paganl’s and the V-D-X Steaming Cloms warts 49^ over and broken and oil poured at 7 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Joseph Mol&cka, Don Glenn nine. Pagani’s team were last sea­ ative kindergarten clasaes picnic IC E CREAM *^ > ti'89°?i;S25^ into •the mortar pans. A number Mary Del Bene, 138 Grove street. Churchill, J5r., Mitchell Kalbi from 10:30 a. m. to 1:30 p. m. at son’s champs. On Friday. June 26 A wonderful gift that a. man o f teenagers were found running the WhiDoGas will play the . Lawrence 'usher, Anton L. Las- Allsweet, Blue Bonnet, Del Rich, Good Luck all over the cellar and the upper W ilbert W. Garrison, Bartha will really use! BruahleM or American Dye team. Tslcottvllle Items are now han­ ft p Parkay or 1 LB i _ floor off the .field hpuae, syn^d wcre BancrofL^Ceorge Kelly. . Leo. L- Lather Shaving Cream and ...... — Game 'Tonight ...... dled .through the Mancheater. Eve­ bracing, ^hYigbrMihjR''''After very uncooperative about leaving. ning Herald Rockville bureau lo­ Coutu, I^ ed Burton, Albert E. e v e r y b o d y KNOWS JUNllSMATmAU^AIItY MARGARINE Nueee PKG. The Little League game tonight Shave Lotion. He'll iox|e’ the " I think it is important to the cated at One Market street, tele­ Piper. a ' citizens, of Rockville that every­ between the Elks and the P.A.C. brifk, dean maaculinc toaht of IONA-JUST REDUCEDI . . teams will be played as scheduled phone Rockville 5-8136. Csnples Club Picnic -> l Y ’ S one take a personal interest in Spice! MONTH AT YOUR AlPl at 6:30 o’clock. Following the The Couples Club and their m preventing unnecessary damage, game, officials of the I-eague and familieM.of:. the First Congrega­ JUICE TOM ATO 2 ^ ^ C A N $°^ 43^ and those who are parents should tional (Jhureh will have a progres­ You can be M i r e diet ell die deky feodt at A&P a n juat m good aa players, particularly members of dwy lookl Tho/ro truly fredi ruaiiad to A tP from tba ntlion't load- take the necessary steps to see to sive picnic June 27. Mr. and Mrs. SUNNYFIELD-JUST REDUCEDI the Moose team, will go to the i n f dairy etntan . . and pricad for tool value! it that their children have proper White Funeral Home to pay their FOR RENT Arnold -Carlson, Mr. and Mrs. A l­ respect for what they themselves respects to Edward Schliphack. a Y O B R 5-room furnished apartment bert Booth snd Mr. and Mr.s. LAST3DAYS1 F^ ^ iLY will enjoy using, and which is member of the Moose team who Kenneth S. Lyon are the commit­ SILVERBROOK 1 LB FLO U R LS39" ^ 7 4 " suitable for 4 or 5 persons. On being ‘ built primarily for their was accidentally drowned on tee in charge. GOOD! Prescription Pharmacy BUHER FRESH CREAMERY PRINT JUST REDUCED! use." Wednesday. bus line. References required. ALL OUR REEF CUT FROM HEAVY WESTERN CORN-FED STEERS EX’TRA LARGE JUMBO A t 4 p. m. there will be swim­ A 4 P SUNNYPIfLO */4 IB PRINTS lb 77c Pool Management Friday’s game between the Kos- W rite Box H. Herald. P IN K M E A T ming at the Oak Grove develop­ 901 Main Street Aldermen Charles Gagne, James ciuszko and Moose teams will be ment beach with the Carlsqns a.s 17 fLAVORS COFFEE SALE! S A R D I N E 3 c a n s 2 3 ‘ Rohan and Harry Ertel were nam­ W ELL TRIMMED CANTALOUPE hosts. Basket lunch furnished by DOM ESTIC . ed by Mayor Frederick Berger at tho.se attending will be eaten nt ASSORTED FLAVORS-FOR ANJDEAL SUMMER DRINK the meeting o f the Common Coun­ BLOCK STYLE Ib Lakewood Heights homes of Mr. S A V iU P T O U * cil last evening to have the man­ 1 .5 9 '= BONE-IN Ea. 3 9 c and Mrs. Harmon N. (Jochi ane and SWISS CHEESE ALRI IV IN M ORI ZArREX SYRUPS agement of the William Horowitz CHUCK ROAST Mr. and Mrs. Clarence A. Brad- SPECIAL! Z i T Swimming pool for the time being. field. ONTHISURACI GET THE MOST OF THE BEST / h U j m m C B ^AEL-O-BIT A M ERICAN LB This is the first step in the city’s The club will serve beverages NYLON .GOLF BAGS '/i AAP Elberta Peaches 3,^43* plans fo r overseeing the swim­ SHORT here. A fter supper there will be W r1 B E 9 E SLICED,WHITE, COL PKG Y#» — .t th«M special low ming area being constructed in recreation at the South Street RE«. VALUE 22.S0 ...... NOW 14.48 prices, A4P Coffee saves Henry Park. FOR YOOR FOOD DOLLAR* 7" CUT SWEET, RIPE Shredded Wheat 'm 18‘ home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Bryce RE6. VALUE 14.48 ...... NOW 4.41 Choddqr Cheeso UNCH cuaio 1.59" you up to 16c ■ lb. com­ Right of Way RIB ROAST 5 5 ^ Honejivell. pared with like quality At the same time. Alderman Hi-Ho Crackers SUNSHINE JUICY PLUMS School Picnic BOTH MODELS WITH ZIPPER HOOD COVER coffee. Sale ends Set., June Harry Ertel presented to the city About 93 Grade 1 pupils with A FINE FATHER’S DAY GIFT WHITBIOUSE • IVAPORATKD LUNCHEON »O Z ^ d L C the deeds from property owners their four teachers and about 30. Your choice of 3 deli­ SpqmorTfeet MEAT CAN r o O for a right of way from Fox Hill 7 FANCY eight motncr.s walked from the cious bletidt -..th fy J^ste drive to the swimming pool. Aider- BRISKET 2 dok. 4 9 c Center School to Btookmore on NASSIFF ARMS COMPANY better — cost lessi S a il MWAa#0niilGINT u k r k o man Ertel also moved that the i ibj M ILKl!3ir4^51' 23" Turnpike SPORTING GOODS Snake Hill road for their picnic street be named Fox Hill drive, CORNED I)E£I 6 9 ^ ’Tuesday. 1015 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER, CONN. PHONE MI-t-1647 Daily Dog Meal il. wio49" and accepted by the city with the WE GIVE SAH GREEN STAMPS . FROZEN FOOD FAVORITESl MUD - MtllOW grades as presented at last night's The children saw Nancy Moore HOME STYLE IIGHT O'CLOCK meeting. 'This was voted by the feed the kids by bottle, played in the tree platform and Nancy’s SUNSHINE-FROZEN-FRESH coma Corned Beef Hath ^ 27" Council. MINCED HAM or ^ LARGE, JUICY POTATO SALAD three-room playhouse in back of Building O'lb A lt ta C ookies auaSY’S DICKENS MCG^ 33" Building Inspector Roland Usher Market Brookmoore br.ni. STRAWBERRIES 2 pk« 7 5 ‘ LB J J C BOLOGNA ^ COLE SLAW 2 9 MELLO PEACHES ’The Moores recently had the stated four dwellings were started 5 9 b a g // ' in May, Caroline and Edward 151 Middi* Turnpike West Tel. MI-3-8338 Center 'ThespUns of Martchestcr C rushed PineappleMR2^etltion of Albert A. Cordner for Jack Frost Sugar ----- 5 Lb. Bag 48c 7:00 A. "M: and 5:00 P, M., for 10OZ m r C SHORT STEAKS 7Sc an interview. a gas station on Windsor avenue. 4 Sweat Life Orauga Juice 2 6-Oz, Cana 31c FROZEN 2 PKGS Mayor Berger announced the ap­ 2 Lbs. 35c THE FIBER E. J.POLOMSKI JitismdA,... pointment of Kenneth Gordon of Lb. Sweet Liffa,Bouita 7 Oz. Can 21c Carroll road as a supernumerary BOTTOM ROUND ROASTS 79c FANCY, SOLID PACK Sweet Life Lemonatfa 2 6-Oz. Cana 31c EQUIPMENT CO. Tioliceman. HILLIARD MILLS PHONES: STOItRS 9044 or MI-9-6886 Pkg. Auto Fire Lb. SW EET L IF E Birds Eye Chicken Pie 39c Hilliard St., Manrheater, Conn. JANE RARKER - FLAKY CRUSTED Rockville police were called to CANNED HAM 99c BIRDS E YE Oven Baked Beans Prospect street opposite Talcott (9-11 LH AVRRAOE) Salad Dressing Pint Jar 27c FANCY, FRESH. NATIVE A |^ We ,,,CH 39" Park this morning at 8 a.m. to ex­ HI-SCORE French Fried Potatoes 2 9-Oz. Pkga. 39c RED KIDNEY, YELLOW EYE tinguish a fire in a car owned by KRAI'T’S JANE RARKER - GOLDEN Anthony Hopowiec of 98 West Lb. CAULIFLOWER CLOROX America's favorite! or PEA BEANS Main street. The fire was caused CREAMERY BUTTER 69c Pbiladalphia Cream Ohsase pug. 39c ScotTissue . 3 Rolls 35c LoofCoke (A 27^ by a short circuit and only the FANCY, CHOICE CUTS OF JANE RARKER — RINEARRIE 2 1 LB g e e A 1 LB 12 J 7 C engine was damaged. SW EET LIF E Hd. 29c Lb. Waidorf Tissue 3 roiib 23o CANs OM' ZOzCans^/ Driving the car at the time was CLOROX is an extra- BUHS c o COANUT RKG 2 5 *= Hopowiec's son. Frank. 20, of High CHUCK CORNED BEEF 69c Oven Bakad Beans 28-Oz, dana 2 / OS b gentle bleach, a depend- . street. HeJan. to.Uie.pqUceatatioa, ..... 4 H I4 ite.fJiJiitu re Polish ,ip?Oz., BpL-,,,*Vw,; r .'^ S S ? L5J S .L 'e -iv - rrrsi.: !' r. and reported the Are. Patrolman - =■ -jb te •stgfn ■ e'rf’' SfltlsTyTfig; Edwin Carlson rushed to the scene Glee Club ketehu|i 14-Oz. Bottle Simoniz Floor Wax Qt. Can 8 9 c effective deodorizer and DIAL SOAP love! They're baked to perfection! in a cruiser and extinguished the FA N C Y, LARGE, FIR.M the most efficient germ JUBILEE — "CHOICE NATIVE POULTRY--DIRECT FROM FARM TO YOU" blaze. Meanwhile a still alarm had MATCHLESS DOLUR VALUES! killer of its kindl Keeps You Fresh been sent to the fire department. Lb. First Food Coffee Pint Bottle Round the Clock Pinnacle Camp ■Vr ESHLT GROUND Kitchen Wax 65c CUCUMBERS There are still a few openings 2 Mcuiat uKts 25' 1 LB for Intermediate and Brownie Girl, ARMOUR’S Barcolono pint Jar 35c BROILERS - - FRYERS Brown Bread FRIEND'S CAN 1 7 ' Scouts at Pinnacle Camp. The 10 Rolls of Chormin Toilot Tissuo . $1.00 ALL PURPOSE CLEANER 2 for 29c weeks of July 6 to 17 are for In­ Evaporated Mjlk 4 Tall Cana termediates and the weeks of July ROASTERS - - FOWL DIAL SOAP 20 to 31 are for the Brownies. Any 12 Cons Loddio Boy Dog Food . . . $1.00 BAH SOAPS REDUCED CLEANED AND DRAWN — READY TO COOK registered Girl Scout may apply Lipton’s FrostM 2 4-Oz. Pkga. HALF GALLON Keeps You Fresh AMiticA^oasMOi^oo^ujut^^^ie|^m^^ and applications will be accepted SUDS M AK E R 7-Oz. Bottle 30c in the order in which they are re­ 24 8-O i. BotHos of Assortod $odo $1.00 A. C. PETERSEN’S Joy FANCY, NATIVE Round the Clock ceived. Special — ------2 lATM caais 35' They should be mailed Immed­ Delicious lee Cream Pint Ivory or Swan .3 Reg. Bars 22c GALLON BOT. iately to Mrs. Norman Dunnells, 4 Jars Gloo Club $trawb#iry Jam $1.00 SUMMER SQUASH WHOLE CUT-UP R. F. D. 1. Rockville. The Site Large Bars 7Vi Oz. Jar Ivory or Swan 3 37c and Equipment (Committee is busy Marshmallow Fluff GIZZARDS Pritti tkeme i» Uil A4 tkni SflUKand ned- T ) ■ ' : .1 \ • \ ■ . ■ \ '■ ' ■ 'P / ■ ■ ! '■ ■■.‘ii- PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING H^:RALD» MANCHESTER, CONN., THURfeDAY, JUNE 18, 1953 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTEft, CONN.. THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 195.T PAGE THIRTEEN DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE TOOMERVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER Sense and Nonsense Mahoney Plan Greek Troops Answer to Prsvious Puitkt p oering Accused Reds Shoot □ □ □ □ a Horace-^fay wife la very un-~ G IP ass^n^ers □ The law should be loyed a little To Get Action Repulse •7^ □ because it is felt to be Just; feared reasonable. Just last night she East Berlin ACROSS 3 Eludes a IlttHs because It Is severe; hated threw one of my dearest friends Funerals 4 Obtain put of the house. Such a pretty As Check Forger 1 Northwestern a little becau.se it Is to a certain Fire. Board Must Call Chinese Attack 5 Native metals degree out of sympathy with the girl, too. ----- state of the S Birds’ homes Francla D. Brennan Union prevalent temper of the day; and District Meeting on Riot Leader , Largely attended funeral serv­ (Continued From Page One) Lost in Flam es ,1. . . . . 7 Observation respected because It is felt to be "To be "O years young is some­ Hant Doering, the 18-year-old 7 Western state g p^taining German youth who haa been in C o n s o lidation Move ices were held this morning for 13 Venerate a n a necessity— Emile Fourget. times far more cheerful and hope­ (ConUnued from Page One) Francis D. Brennan, 88 Hilliard a curtain of fire against the en­ I (ConUnned From Paga OM^ to an age ful than to be 40 years old.”— and out of the newt ever lince the 14 Spoke a d Director Walter Mahoney aub- street, who died. Tuesday after a emy. Only 40 of the Reds broke 9 Large □ □ An Insurance agent was filling Oliver Wendell Holme*. 15 Puffs up Orange canceled hie exchange mitted his petition to the board of nationalized plants and factories brief illness. Services at the through to reach the defenders Postmen Walk, The Air Force issued the follow- •container □□13a ■ a a a cj ■ cidQ out the application blank. I ing statement: 16 Gossip 10 Dress echolarehip and sent him home in Are commlaaloners of the South were seized last night and this Libclerc Funeral Home, 28 Main while the remainder fell back with Agent—Have you ever had ap­ He—But, darling,' how can yoii' heavy casualties. “ A U. 8 . Air Force C-124 Globe- 17 Cushion 11 Alluvial 31 Unnecessary 42 Many desert me now? I've worked February, 1952, is now reported to Mancheater Fire District last morning. They were pointed but by street were followed by a requiem pendicitis? high Mass at 9 a. m. in St. Bridg­ The Communists withdrew at CoUect $3,204 I master,, returning for a landing, 18 Pilfer. ..deposits at___35,Rcpcat __beautiful ------Applicant— W e llr I was operated Twelves hours njlsy t.p save mpney.i ■be in. .Ban, .Franclscp,, _CB,lir.-, t«r night, asking the district be turned Communist. Informera aa.men who JOrdlIbwer are seen in the over ' to the Tbwm "of Jilnhchester et's Church,' of' "which Rev. -Rob-' 1:40- a:-m . and appeared to..re­ crashed BhorUy .after takeoff from • river mouths appearance on, but I wasn’t sure whether It so that we could get married. ” ve having allegediy stolen.six blank had led the Inarch of 50,000 work­ ' Tachikawa air Installation west of United States for the sum of one dollar. The peti­ ert Carroll was celebrant and group near Star Hill a short-dis­ Manchester postmen who walk­ 21 Frozen water 12 Revokes a 36 Closer was appendicitis or the doctor’s sacrificed, denied myself things, checks from a flying school and Tokyo at 4:34 afternoon, with ap­ 22 Harden 45 Peroral tion, containing Mahoney’a' views, ers against the govsmment head­ Mrs. Arlyne Garrity soloist and tance away. Smoke shells from legsicy 37 Leather curiosity. to buy you pre.sents. I------forged at least three of them f o r ! ed Tuesday night to aid the cere­ proximately 120 poasengera and a 23 Male sheep worker 48 Roman road She Well I've decided you've was turned over to Chairman An­ quarters yesterday. organist. enemy guns blanketed the north­ 19 Lamprey a total of more than 81,000. I ern portion of Outpost Harry and bral palsied collected $3,204, Post­ crew of seven on board. __ 24 Trials 38 Sun 49 Uncommon done enough for me already. I'll Albert Heavisides, 57 Baldwin drew Ansaldi. It requested a The Russian firing squad went Mr. Brennan was widely known 25 Rip Farewell ^ I Red mortar and artillery poured master H. Olln Grant said today, "The four-engined transport 27 Queen of 26 Painful 40 Spanish .52 Coin of Timor let you get some rest, and I'll get road, who had taken Hans into his ■pedal meeting of the district be into action after hundreds of as a baseball and football player, Goodby old penny postcard, j thousands of workers in East Ber­ and delegation# from the Athletic in again. crashed and burned In a clegring beasts 28 Above courtyards 54 Important another boy friend. ^ home after the . youth returned { called on the matter within 10 about three times the sum collect­ You brought us words of cheer. lin defied Red orders to go back to Association. Manchester Fire De­ ■Tiyo thousand Chirfese, laden near the village of Kodalra, four 30 Eternity 29 Back of neck 41 Interstice metal from Germany in February, 1052 days. ' ed last year in a month-long drive. miles eaat-noi^east of the i^ 'in ­ All We can say a.s you depart i work today. partment and fellow employees of with grenades, burp guns and 32 Eggs An article in an Engli.sh journal —it subsequently came to light Today, Mahoney said the peti­ This was the first year Man­ stallation 25 m"e> weat of Tokyo. 33 There 48 Is Just ’’Wish you were here." tion contained virtually the name Strikes and riots were reported the Orford Soap company, by rifles, plunged up the muddy 1 z r ~ H f - ‘i 8 4 to II IZ — Maurice Seitter tells how to .start an amateur glee that Hans had smuggled his way chester postal employes partici­ First reports said there waa states in the facts that he included in his plans In a half-dozen provincial cities in whom , he was employed for 27 slopes again at - 2:45 a. m. and one Japanese injured by the crash. club. The real need, however, is back into the country— . tuflNy years, called at the funeral home poured into the trenches of Out­ pated In the Cerebral Palay drive, Union IS IH an article telling how to stop one. that he received a card from Hans following the snnual spring meet­ East Germany yesterday. and "they did a wonderful job," Emergency medical teams and 34 Fiber knots A little old lady riding in a ing of the district in May, when Soviet armored forces rushed in­ in Anal tribute to him. post Harry. crash crews from nearby Air Force yesterday, in which the youth said ' Many beautiful floral pieces The fighting continued until 4:20 Grant aald. 35 Dinner courses i4 % bus was anxious not to pass her Profes.sor^—Describe the mech­ he planned to get a flying job and he claimed the department could to the most important trouble In the past, the Cerebral Palsy Installations rushed to the scene 39 Meal (Fr.) destination. She poked the oper­ be run more efflclently under the spots to wrench back control. testified to the esteem in which a. m. when the Reds were beaten immediately. An Air Force heli­ .'.IMISfHI* anism of a steam shovel. go to Calcutta, India. off, the Army said. Spasmodic fir- drive was conducted In a more 43 Educational r? it 2D ator with her umbrella. direction of towfi authorities, elim­ Chancellor Adenauer ordered he was held by a host of friends. conventional fashion in Manches- copter circled the crakh area Im­ Student - Don’t kid rne, pfofcs- Took F l ^ g Lessons inating the board of .commission- flags on all public- buildings in Pall,- bearres. were Elmer Borat, -Ing. zxmUnued along the line. . . - group (ab;)— . Lady- .'Is that-lhe Fifst Nation­ And Charles Descomb, who runs tcr-^sbllcnaUbfiS by mall—and mediately and reported' there weta ' *Vfhy don't you sleep downstairs and I wouldn't have, to sor—you can’t shovel i?tcahi. ors, the tax collector and treasurer. Bonn lowered to half staff in Walter Moske, Stanley. Walchow- Farneti said South Korean pat­ 44 Diamond- zi P it i n al Bank? the Descomb Flying School at the distribution of cqntrlbutlon no survivors." rols fanned out- on the central use these bloomin’ ladders?" cutter’s cup Driver—No, Ma’am, that's my Only the last two posts are paid mourning for victims of the Ber­ skl. Raymond Coleman, Eugene boxes In various stores and res­ The Air Force said there waa K i Doubtfully the young mother Brainard Field, where Doering front searching for the Commu­ 46 Circle part n P i stomach. positions. There were 100 signa­ lin revolt. Snow and Charles Vincek. Father taurants around town. aome light rain and fog aa tha examined the toy. was learning to fly, revealed how H«aa Doering tures attached to the petition. The Carroll conducted the committal nists and reported only five con­ In making a success of the Post­ plane left Tackilcava, but the 47 Is able AO i M. Mother Isn’t thi.s rather com­ Hans got to California. Descomb tacts. A bo,v is a storehouse chock full required number of signers is 20, service in St. Bridget’s Cemetery. OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE 48 Sicker plicated for a small child?, said that the boy had stolen six man's Walk, Manchester has weather waa not bad enough to OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WnXIAMS of energy which must be expended. according to the district by-Iawa. Delayed' reports said the Reds joined a growing number of com- ground aircraft. 50 Golfer’s device h P C lcik-rlt’s an educational toy, checks from him, and had forged threw two attacks against .filled 51 Decorated Whethej; it be for good or bad, de­ Mahoney said he feels a savings Edges Truck Mrs. Susie Lewis munflies which have substituted It said there was a celling of pends on you. Guiding their ener­ madam. It’s de.signod to adjust a one of them for more than $800, Vets to Retain' of three quarters of a mill on the The funeral of Mrs. Susie Lewis, positions northwest of Kurahwa "if THAT^VX'VE S3 Allowance w< the one-night collection for the about l.OflO feet and vIsiblUty of v r H Mi gies through clean, interesting so­ child to live in the world of today. one for more than $250 and one _ 1 , ._ ^ I tax rate could be realized from the 869 Main street, who died. Sunday late Tuesday night and early Wed­ WAS 55 Female nilTs regular drive. about one mile. A spokesman aald EfSAD, £|R WE ARE FROM tHE GREAft cial channels will produce tomor­ Any way he puts it together It Is for $19. w | A g -la g > a | ■ n g s g s a I change in adm.’niatration, the only O ff Highway night after a long illness, was held nesday. Both were brief and the Forty post office employes par­ f Beans i ■ ? , ooo 56 Song bird Im A The largest one was cashed in a the safety limits are a 250»foot DIVIDE GOURMET ^PCIBTV, AtAKlNS row’s leading citizen. wrong. V j CIA 85^ I major change he claims would be yesterday afternoon at 1 o’clock Communists driven off. ticipated in the Walk—26 letter ceiling and half-mile visibility. HEARD,# BEANS 1 57 Mistakes W/k Hartford bank, the one for $250 ’ made. He listed as savings the two ' ro.u the W. P- Q u I s h Funeral Maj. James W. Jabara, Wichita, A 6URVEV OF FOOD MABITG/WE'VE r/vt « SINCE ^ 58 Meotal 47 « H) carriers, who were making a sec­ All Army rest and recuperation SEEM TOLD THIS AREA EXCELS tM was made out to 'Trans-World Air­ paid positions, the assessment nnd Apparently, because he was still Home. Rev. C. E. Winslow, minis­ Kaa., first jet ace of the Korean ond tour of their routes, and 14 leaves In Japan were cancellied iORDERiNGlwe LEFT faculties lines, and the third, to the'Waldorf HOME COOKING-rHAK-KAFF.^'MAV «fZ BY DICK TURNER Rider Rejected! collections of taxes, bookkeeping angry after an. argument with his ter of the Church of the Nazarene, war. shot down his twelfth MIG clerks and supervisors, who aided Thursday after the south ICorean .a l f a l f a ?# NOME SI CARNIVAL officiated, and Interment was in DOWN Astoria hotel in New York. and the inconvenience for the tax­ girl friend, a 16-year-old Stafford In Thursday’s air battles. It was by driving the mailmen In their government released 25,000 anti­ we — AH-ER-r/bAMPLE tWe ^ ME Case In Hands of Officials Grove Hill Cemetery, Rockville. ►DELICACy IHAT 6END5 SUCH A 1 Cavity of W (Continued From Page One) payer of paying two taxes at dif­ Springs boy ran a truck off Route his 8th mission of his second tours cars past long stretches in routes communist war prisoners from Al­ • FOR f e The matter has been turned over in Korea. ^tantalizing a r o m a F R O M ^ mineral rock ferent locations now. ID in Staffordville and into a lied compounds In Korea. But It /t H & i both to Hartford police and the where either there were no houses •jOUR KlTCHeN?/~22KECK0bl 2 Retie, as shoe W until an international army is ap- Commissioners of the district garage by the roadside after play­ Capt. Ralph Parr, Apple Valley, appeared probable that the men immigration authorities. Calif., shot down two MiG's, his or no sign that a resident wanted ------"'Vd.VOUCAN OATSv strings II pioved. have already gone on record as ing tag w-lth the truck driver for to contribute. aboard the doomed plane already Vb in .v Descomb also said Hans stole his opposed to the move "at this a few miles. fourth and fifth. It made him the had completed their leave. ’ • — IT'S pilot's license, but he said It Smith .said in an Interview a U. S. Seeks 33rd Korean jet ace. According i to officials of the BAKED. time." Ansaldi must summon his Slate Police of the Stafford Bar­ drive. 5 5,per cent of the money A spokesman pointed out that wouldn't do the boy any good in four-member minority of the board to a special meeting now on A late report said South Korean BEANS.' Hou.se Foreign Affairs committee racks report that there were no collected here will remain in Man­ it normally takes more than.' a BUGS BUNNY getting a flying job. this petition. Mahoney's petition injuries and damage was slight in troops, lighting viciously, lost "I heard he skid he wa.s going to will propose cuLs totalling one bil­ chester, with the remainder being day to process returning leave asked for the meeting to be called the bizarre mishap which occurred and then won, ba'’’: two frontline troops apd probably would take get a flying job, but he’s ju'sl lion dollars, which they say will within 10 davs, 'n t the by-laws To Vacate positions on the east-central front split between state and national ■wBy, not Impair the program. last night. Cerebral Palay -headquarters.-.... longer„to _ get men recalled on ■shooting h is^onth off,” Descomb and legislation a’ I w thf'ee weeks Harold Holdeirlth. 16, of West- io d a j...... DUTCH, said. "H^Ia-never soloed and has Smith said the group will pro- emergency orders. LAV for the calling of special sessions. ford avenue, Stafford Springs, Four hundred Chinese pushed Japanese firemen were the flrat OFF.' onht-lrttSsix hours of dual instruc- po.se knocking out planned mili­ told police he had had an argu­ Death Stay the ROKs off steep, high M-1 tary aid to Japan and Spain, re­ to reach the biasing plane. ment with his girl friend and was Ridge, near Christmas H1!I, at 6 Class Contributes Last Friday the Air Force Han.s’ latest escapade came to ducing global Point Four pro- ■ R.m. but the ROKs banged back still angry. (Continued From Pago One) briefly grounded all Globemaatan light while Heavisides was under grams of technical aid. eliminat- | House Probers Police reported the youth, driv­ and retook the height about noon. the impression that the youth wa.s ing 100 million dollars each for i Aid to Two Funds after the failure of small genera­ ing along the highway in front of and Minton It has been the scene of bloody tor parts had caused fires In the back in Germany, awaiting his economic aid to France and /o r , the truck, kept allowing the ve- Reed, Burton, Clark fighting the past few days. turn on the immigration quota to engines of two planes. Moat of the research on special non-alomic | Delay Decision hide to catch up with hinri and, today’s sesaion, Doug- Another 400 Chlne.se battled return to this country legally. weapons. Manchester High School’s grad planes were out of service only a j then speeding away t- At I hand to hand with South Korean Hating class of 1933, which held a Called from New York The group also will try to per­ few lioura. one point he pulled to the side of ^ further challenge for troops at a frontline position highly successful twentieth re­ Heavisides said that on June 8 suade Congress to postpone To Gall Clark the road, doused his lights, and, without south of Finger Ridge in mld- FRIED he liad been informed by Hans' months. union, Saturday, May 16, last, at consideration of the actual appro­ waited for the truck to catch up mornlng, finally pushing the ROKs the Garden Grove, voted last night c h ic k e n la.st employer, William Bogner. priations until next year, because If a majority agrees to overrule Tonight Deadline JRWIUKW^ Jr., of the Manchester Packing (Continued From Pago One) with him. riniio-iiiK the Condemned atom back. A few hours later the at Its final business meeting to /HEROES AIKMArC-NOT BoeJJ l 6 -ie of "unsettled world conditions," He then put his lights out, pulled ° ^ ^ sing doughty South Koreans won back donate a sizeable amount from Company, of Hartford, that Hans Smith added. He said the adminis­ back onto the highway and forced Pj p as had gone to New York to make Representative Hillings (R„ the position In more close-range funds remaining in the treasury, On House Tickets tration has ample money to cajTy ruck off the other side of the -had j been scheduled h#*fnrcbefore DouelasDouglas battling. to the Vcrplanck Scholarship A LLE Y OOP Bubbling Mud? BY V. T. HAMLIN 6 IB arrangements for his return to on the program in the meantime. Calif.), a subcommittee member, ‘Fu Europe and would have to stay issued hla stay order or al any Foundation, and a like aum to the Deadline for the purchase of Rep. Richards of South Caro­ called Clark’s '^Driver of the truck was Bernard time before Saturday midnight. building fund of Anderson-Shea ...WHAS6 A IDEA, WHAT YOU TALKIN. I AIN'T GONNA there over night. Bogner, Heavi­ nate. HlUlngs i b . Guyette. His wife and two chil- tlckeU to the testlmonlkl dinner THROWIN* LEAD AT ABOUT, POP? / INJUN® lina, Senior Democrat on the for­ The Justices met in closed con­ Pofit, -No. 2046, Veterans o f For STAND AROUND side* said, had received a call from eign affairs committee, said he ex­ Grangers Compete to Charles 8 . House has been ex­ MC.VOU OAOGum.. WHAT5 THIS the youth to that effect. ! ? : r o r » ’“ s t t r .:d " lt ‘ ?he‘^ w^ere passengers. ference for 15 minutes before the elgn Wars, in whose home at DOIN' NOTHIN’ pects bipartisan support for his tended to 7 p. m. tonighL Cecil •GREAT 5Pl WHILST ONE O' Heavisides said he was told that a committee of Congress has the start of the public session. Mancheater Green the committee BUSINESS? propo.sal to earmark half of Eu­ ■Vinson had called the session for With Dairy Dishes held all its preliminary planning England, chairman o f the diimer Hans would sail for France and right to call a judge before it. committee announced today. from there go on to Munich, Ger­ ropean military aid solely to the noon, Washington time, but the meetings. European Defense Communltv Keating added: Persona who wish to attend the many. to await re-entry into the “The mattera upon which the Exchange Club ; Justices did not as they almost Tentative plans for a 25th re. (EDO. i always do—mount the bench ft Manchester Grange members union wmte also dlacusaed last eve. dlimer, slated for 7 p. m. June 23 United States. committee desires to Interrogate and friends enjoyed-an^excellent at the SUte Armory, Should con­ That was the last information The EDC would permit rearm­ I the stroke of 12. There was no im­ iiing. Fully 250 attended May 16. Justice Clark have no relation supper lakt evening ill: Orange hall, tact Aldo Pagan!, Samuel J. Turk- Heavisides had about Hans until ing West Germany and taking its Backs Schools mediate explanation for the de­ TTie guest speakers were Principal whatever to his judicial duties.” preceding the usual business meet­ ington, Jr., or Mrs. John S. G. the card came yesterday. troops into a six-nation tnterna- Clark said that, of sevtn cases lay. The momentous gathering at- Edson Bailey and Principal C. P. B. Fet. Off came to America the .summer be­ •cold storage room in the cellar. Dougla.s nodded vigorous as.sent. Whitney" and Mra. Edwin Brown. Schmldhauser told Patrolman And when Stern remarked that BV ,aL VERMKER fore. He then went to live with th.‘ ‘ III Bundles Drive "Die Rockville Einhicm Club will BRIDGWAY PRISCILLA’S POP PeriUi Of Parenthood MICKEY FINN Solved! LANK LEONARD Children of the school will con­ Primo Amadeo. who investigated, in granting the stay, Douglas was j Heavisides famil,v and resumed his tribute to the service of worship that he found the body about 8 :20. not hound by an earlier court re- hold a food sale at the J. W. Hale | studies at Manchester High Dyiartiucnl Store Saturday^ starL I . I ME M U S T QO.OKIL, and act as ushers. The aacrament i thr» hours after he returned from A-deadline has been set on Bun- fusal to halt the execution, Doug- e>E aoiNG- I D O N 'T ‘ '^VESf- >00 SAV XlHAT'S WCHT* THIS \ SHE must-have! —Schort;------— ~^------of baptism wiil be administered to work ing at 10 a. hi. Meiuher.s wi.shlng] MILLB^ ^SHE WAS READING 7 IS TME o n e ! SHE J W SOMETHING something that dies for Worcester. The store north ! las remarked: "That is correct. ” MV, VOU LOOK ..TO SEE HIS H A V E A N V ^ Escapes Deportation infanl.s and children in this service. He said that when he didn’t find i jj,e Manchester Tnist Company | Shortly after Dougla.s an- to have food picked up may con- | . e i R L ! ITHMSIIKE > A M A G A Z M E ’<> THREW fT ON THE 'Then, several months later, his The youth division is in charge tact either Mrs. Katherine»Wil- i .NICE, CARLYLE! GIRLL WHEN rr BEGAN? ) FLOOR WHEN SHE his wife when he got home in the . apj Savings Bank of Mancheater | nounced hi.s deci.sion .vesterday, HYSTERICS, actual means of re-entry came nut of the 11 a. m. program arranged he cooked dinner, lianis or Mrs. Helen Griffin. WXSNTIT? STARTED screaming! in the federal trial of a steward evening, he cooked duiner, ale { ^.jn be open to receive conlribu-! Rep. Wheeler (D.. Ga.) introduced SHANTUNG AND SEERSUCKER by Mrs. George Ecaberi and Mrs. alone and then took a nap. tlon* of 'clothrng and bedding until , a re.solution in ConKrc.s.a calling aboard the S. S. United States. Robert Pratt. Earl Howard, Jr., When he awoke, police anid, : 5 o’clock tomorrow evening. Noth-! fo r the impeachment of the Ju.'i- Mr. and Mr.s. Fred .'loiMorrell. reii. 239 , 1 W'ho was accused and later con­ will preside and the ushers and Rchmidhauaen again looked for hia I ing will be accepted after that hour 1 lice. The re.soliition waa put Henry .street-, have retiimed from “a ' victed of smuggling the boy into greeters will be members of the fishing trip to Camp Otter. First SPORT SHIRTS $1# the country. wife. He went out into the yard | Volunteers are manning the store : through the routine congre.ssional older youth departments. Members and then looked in the ix“llar win from 9 a. m. until 5 p. m. Connecticut Lake. Pittsburgh. Hans said he paid the steward of the .voiith clas.s in training for hopper today. A $2.49 VALUE— SIZES S.. M.. L dow and saw his wife’s hod". At noon today, 16 eases of cloth­ Stern told the .liistices he doubt.s N.H. They brought ' back their, S230 to get him back to Ajnerica. membership . will - be ______admitted ___ into He Immediately called William ing and bedding had been rerelyed limit of lake trout and landlocked For cooperating with the pros- I the churcii family and older mem "the sub.stnntln'ity" of the point H. Brown, of 84 Henry street, and four cases of canned goods. All on which Dougla.s granted his stay. salmon, the largest weighing over ,, edition in the case, the govern- I bets will also be received. Miss close friend, and Brown called a donations will be packed and ship- eight pounds. ment said it would permit Han.s to Patricia Ann Edd.v will represent : This was a question of whether phvsician and then police. ped Saturday morning. : Atomic Energy Act of 1916 BATHING TRUNKS $1i9 leave the country at his own ex- ! t*’® junior high department and Besides her husband, Mrs. pense rather than deport him, to ' " ’/" speak on the theme,8 "Why I Contributions in the .form of cash f,ave siioerscded the 1917 Es Admiral William 9'. Halse.v. who Schmidhauser leaves a .son. Adrian or checks are being received at the Act under which the Ros- , comm.anded „ .art Amencan fleet !n A $2.49 VALUE— S « S S.. M.. L allow him to re-enter the country " ant To Become A Member of the Schmldhauser, who is a student at 6 -1% legally. Church.” Miss Priscilla Hill will Red Cross headquarters al 89 Cen- enbergs were convicted i Tacific. during World War II. ! lij, — ,| e r atreet... . gteru•m'Slled; that-thp ■MeanNVhife,’Hiina: who'ha'd laiiru -J - , , , j ’ .... iK)w On a criiise with the :va\al Piek-upup »r.service vice is also nvn.moic.available . "countless trips" tO the ,SU- way to a wedding in Stoirs. Conn. CAPTAIN EASY Where’s Blcek? .M ■ BY LESLIE TURNER FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Broomed Out BY MERRILL C. BLOSSER to graduate from Manchester High School, went on to Ilillyer prownRrnwn nnrtand RRalph Barber ^.Uwill assist R O TC, in „foreign „ Waters; , knd ^ her ' preme Court .-i.s well a . t’.ie Federal He was ilriven by Walter Bychol- j ski', a salesni.-in for Brown-Beaiipre , TERRY CLOtH College, In Hartford, where he ! in the service of worship ^Switzerland.o ° , tation, A telephone call '’rr to Mltrhellr?T,Tu . Appeals ' Court in New York. I SHOULD'VE TALKED MISG 9UKKV& L WANT \MltJJNEfir G osh . m o m . n o r e a l VXfeLL. I'M \ ( £M GOING ^ Promotion certificates will be" car dealers. Manche.ster friends of | ME - m a m w o u l d took cotirses at night. During (he She was a member of the; 9-1589 is all that is necessary to TO VOO BEFORE THIS, 5T0RV WAG Qu ite ■ipo ID SHOP' PUSHING! ) \ ^ presented to more than two hun­ the adniir.al’s arranged to h.ave ‘ Pullovers $1.29 ..GO PAT MUGT’UE PENW... BUr IT WAG A CONVINCING. BUT FRECKLES/.I WANT YOU PKKUP \ OH. EVER SET FOOT IN day, he wi 'ced. and. on week ends, Center Congregational Church. have a ear or truck pick up articles , Halsey met at the railroad station i 6EEM «ERV CUMNIMG TO e o ON AM ERRAND (VIY ON E O F 7MOS6 took flying lessons. He always dred children and young people. Funeral arrangements are being ,«t homes. Calls are also bring re­ PELICATE EUB3ECT.ANO IT WILL COUAPGE Graduates of the local junior high in • Hartford and driven to the WITH her lieg to I HOPED PAX WAG r WE FIND SLEEK REMODELED NO/ PLACES— wriHour .said that he wanted to become a ceived at Mitchell 9-2279 after Public Records FOR ME / t------r - MATAnwe and senior high schools ,wjll be ! delayed awaiting word from her wedding. 2-Button Placcord $1.69 AIL OF VOU. GRA.no- WRONG! WAG N LONDON! BEING POSHED f r citizen and join the Air Force. 3:30. MILLINERY guests of honor in the second serv-, FATHER. NO WONDER WHAT‘5 CAPTAN One of the three employers that Friends may call at the Watkins ------Warrantee Deeds 1 APPEARED UTTERLV EAGV UP 10? SHOP/ Hans has worked for said he had ice. 1 2-Pocket Cardigan $1.98 The church Junior Choii will sing , Funeral Home. 142 East Center , 1 v r I Frank Cheney, Jr., and Frank C. JRRATlONALl never, had any trouble with the street Saturday from 2 to 5 and A l l t l - H c d K o r C R I l S I Farley to Dorothy H. Keeney, prop­ youth regarding thefts, but said at both services and all parenta ! and members of the church family , from 7 to 9 p. m. erty on Hackmatack street, he ‘‘was glad to get rid of him.” j Ixniis Andisio to William E. Bel- Matthew Morlarty, of Moriarty are invited to both of these serv-, ices. Freed by Kliee : (loreproperly on Adelaide road. STAR All NYLON T-SHIRTS SWEAT Brothers, 315 Center street, said C. Elmore Watkins to Benjamin the youth "appeared irrational,” Town Asks Bids i'Franklin Crehore and Gladys K. COLORED He didn't get along with the men. (Continued From Page One) ' Crehore. property on Lakewood SOCKS SHIRTS and he always expected more than Police Arrests On Dll nip Salvage 1 Circle. WITH POCKET he would give. All he wanted was More than 900 others were I Benjamin Franklin (ihehore. and LAST LONGER eoncesaiona. He just wouldn’t co­ rounded up by U. S. troops. A ' Gladys K. Crehore to Leland T. i $1 .4 9 3 E Cepe. |f<1 fcy Wt> >ervke. Ina. T. M. Wtf. U. %. PaL Off. # operate” Sgt. George Dent of the Man­ Bids for the privilege of salvag­ roundup of the others was put in Wood, Jr., property on I.,akewood 3 f o r $1 8 9 c Hans left Moriarty Brothers two chester Police Department served ing material at the town’s disposal motion immediately but the ta.sk BECAUSE THEY BY WILSON SCRUGGS Circle. i VIC FLINT Where’a The Top BY MICHAEL O’MALLEY THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNB Why The Surprise? months ago after working there a warrant yesterday on Harold area off Olcott street have been In- appeared nearly hopeless. Eugenia C. Nevera to Joseph I for four months. Doylo, 48. of 423 Summit street, 1 vited by the town and will be re­ A South Korean military au­ ' Levrio and Margaret Levrio, prop- , FIT BETTER BROADCLOTH MEN’S ONC OF THESE CAYS SOMEWING S MEANWHlli,MARTHA, I To Heavisides, in whose house charging him with the fraudulent : ceived until 3 p. m. June 30. ac- thority s.aid many e.scapees would erly on School street. MEN’S MMvDEI-ftTDOK •OTHTV*HJNTB»GANOTH6 ' GONNA GIVE AND IM GONNA TELL NEWTOC&fTRVILlE, Hans lived for more than a year, lastie of checks. The warrant was ' cording to Town Engineer James enlist in the South Korean army Cheerful Homes, Inc., to Joseph »,HUH HLAflBO FejP THD BTAKBG ROUGH OORsiG. MO*® up MM e O N G U R THAT HEEL WHERE «H0USE4«MT1NS." the news of the boy’a latest ad­ issued by the Farmington police, i H. Sheekey. / but higher sources cast doubt on j p Hammond, property on Oakwood BOXER ATHLETIC LVr5CO,LfiO venture came aa a shock. Walter Kuezynski, 18, of 7 Cot- ' At times the attendant atl the thi.s. ' drive. - COMPLETE SET AuyncKER.. TDHEAD IN/ BRIEFS A4V LiGD ARE GIVING ou r TAKE ARESTj "I’m very upset about this," tage street, was served a Warrant dump has been allowed to salvage, Rhee. who heretofore haa op- i Marriage IJcenses SHIRTS ...BUT T1«VlEB G A N M G c a n t GO B R AN — 2'LL SHORTS ANVI GSTTHAT ‘ i a i & Heavisides .aaifl, adding that "I’m in the , Noru'ich state hospital, but General -Manager Richard posed the impending truce with a 1 Maurice D. Liftlg. of West Hart- ON M *...0NT»!S!P’. through with the boy after this where he ,l.s a patient, charging Martin recently stopped the prac­ degree of moderation while allow -. ford, and Nina W. Vogel, of Weat gotta KIDP goin g ...... ALL «U... GUV.'I and I hope he gets what’s coming him with breach of peace. The tice because it interferred with the ing subordinates to threaten revolt Hartford. June 22, Rabbi Wind, Main St 5 0 c to him." alleged offen.se took place June 5. operation of the disposal grounds. and violence, issued a formal state-! Robek Stephen Cuneo, of Manr 6 9 c 50c Patrolman Samuel Maltempo The contract period is from July ment Saying he ordered the prison- i cheater, and Gilda Mary Fauro, of ESCAPES TRAILER CRASH jierY-ed the warrant. Kuezynski, 15 to-Dec.' 15. era freed. , Manchester, June. Hartford, June IS—(iP)— A who had been admitted to the hos­ Under .terms of the contract, the He said he acted “according to ; Joseph Lee Gordon, of New PlainvlUe man escaped uninjur­ pital several months ago after a salvager will furnish ail necessary the Geneva Convention and also to ! Haven, and Harriet Weiner, of ed this noon when hla 50-ton previous breach of (he peace materials and vvill conduct his op­ the principles of human right." Mancheater. iRID O W AT M i l l s tral^r truck overturned' at the charge, gave himself up .yester­ eration so as to interfere with the At the same time, informed Building Permits (188 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE I-afayett« circle In front of the day. He will be arraigned in Town {dump little as possible. sources said Rhee had sent' a flat To Clarence A, Johnson, for al­ State ChpitoL The drivor, Rob­ Court Saturday morning. He will also be required (o have “no" to Eisenh’oYver’s June 6 ap­ terations and additions to dwelling TEI.EPHONE MI-9-6404 FREEE I ^ PARKING A Phono ert F. Kloa, fll, o f ' Shuttle Patrolman (Jordon T. Neddp*v insurance coverage. \ peal that South Korea setept the at 86 Columbus street. $1,000. OPEN DAILY 9 A. M. TO 9 P. Meadow. roaA PlaUvUle, told lArreated-FYed-Shea, 51. of no cer: Contract apeclCicatlona are avaV- armistice and allow the main .goal To B. W. Hiedges for alterations MI-9-5405 poUee that the vehicle went over! talR address, oii a charge of In­ able at Sheekey's ,of(jce in the —uNlfication—to be deyided by and additions to dwelling at 38 In­ \ i on Ha oMa when hla load ahlRed toxication yesterday. ~ Municipal BMiklinc. phliUcali inatyad of military means. dian drive, $1JH)0. y. \ r ' ~ k - jL- , -V fV "'-''' '■ '■ I . ■ -T' ' ,V>v ’f I .. N ' ■ ■ -I ^ = , " A ■ ■/ ■ y HANCHESTEB BVENDIG HEBALD. MANCHESTEB, CpNN. THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 19S3 PAGE FIFTEEN PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD*/MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, JUNE 18. 1963

LOCAL i W Rampaging Braves Now Two and One-Half in Lead p v Sport Chatter Larry Boeti Sayi; ^ By r * Berra Trapped Off Thir^ Base EARL W. YOST Grimm Calls Rampaging Braves Whiz Kids of ^53; Former Ghamp Blast Phils, 9 to 6, BporU Editor .Oood Fellows Never Make Good II Bruton Could^ Hit .250 and Still Play Outfield Says Decision G1/>BE HOIXOW ■vi’in1'hiing;« MYLES McDONOLGH, .Carl Cards Clip Dodgers pool will open Monday, June 22 Silver and Ricky Paquette of the and not Sunday as previously an­ Legion Juniors got their start In New York — NEA) — Charley ^ill Be Result Umps, You Must Hurt Someone nounced. All playgrounds under the Alumni League the first .vear Grimm saya the rampaging ——— w-T ' ■ — ..I— ,. I Martin Sparks Yanks Recreation Department super- it was organized. Two Manchester New York, June 18— ilP)—Ray ' New 'York — (^^EA)— An um­ ■ vision- will-also open-Monday for and tw'o- Bast Hartford- teams com­ Braves _wjll. get hotter. wltJu^Alie. In-Win Over Browns; weather. RobinawL' an accespied' aulHorlty pire. ihaiaia Lai^ Geieta. Is' a' the summer season. Salter’s Pond prised the circuit at the time. dead fizzle if he gets the reputa- Play* Friday Rocky Worries will not open until late July, it at on middleweight boxers, picks Masterson Outhurls "This Is a young club,” says ]tlon of being a all. Rec. Supt. John Hedlund re- Bobo Olson to win a decision from TWO FAMILIAR names appear­ Jack Dlttmcr Johnny Logan Paddy Young tomorrow night in [nice guy. Saul Rogovin, 1 to 0 orts. The pond, owned by the ing In the box scores of the Man­ About Prestige Eydall and Foulds Paper Company, the optimistic Grimm, “so it has their 15-round match for the "Good f e I - chester Auto Part.a in the National American middleweight title at itowB never By BEN PHLEOAR will be drained the week of July Little League are Viot and Lovett. to - improve. We aren’t saddled Madison Square Garden. ! make good um- AMsetated Pre«a Sporta Writer 6 and the pond will not be treated Billy Viot is the son of Ernie with a lot of old pappy guys who Castellan! Gets Split YRSTKBPAV’S BE8CLT8 with copper sulphate by the Rec \^ilt melt in the summer's aun. Reached by phone at ProvldentM. I plres," asserts Maybe those hit happy Milwau­ ^, NallawU "Tuffy” yiot and Larry Lovett is R. I., where he ia doing hig aong the man who Chicosn 3, PUtiiburtti 4 (IS). Department until the pond is the son of Joe Lovett. Ernie and These are the Whiz Kids of 1953, Duke Over ’ Langloifi kee Braves made a secret excur­ New York 4. Cincinnati 1.. and dance routine in a night club, haa been calling- St. t,oul* 9, Brooklyn 3. drained. Joe were teammates on Joe Hub- and this edition is going to keep sion to Yankee Stadium on their moving.’’ the retired world champion ang- ’em In the Na- In Amateurish Bout Milwaukee 9. Philadelphia S. lard's old Manchester Green teams. I tlonal League last trip east. Amrricaa DR. CHARLIE ROBBINS took No fewer tlyan 15 members of lyzed the two fighters like this; « New York 8; St. Louie 8, “ Young is a good action flghtdr, for 18 yeara. Cleveland, June 1.8—(AA—Rocky Somewhere along the line they Boeton 17, Detroit 1. fourth place in the recent six-mile I.NDEPENDENT baseball on a the Milwaukee club are under SO, “ You feel sorry certainly stole a copy of the New Cleveland 9, Philadelphia 8. The average age of a crack Infield a crowd pleaser. He haa a harder Caatellani, the winner, worried to­ WSthinsion 1, CTileazo 0. event in the Metropolitan AAU fast semi-pro level returns to Mt. punch than Olson. ____ ' for a guy and Yorkers’ private book on how. to track meet in New York. Austin Nebo Friday night w-hen the Is 24. The phenomenal Eddie you're liable to day about his fallen prestige while Mathewa Is only 2L. TIie ..W’Arriara “ OLSON IS SMARTER, moi'e win pennants. 8TANDINOS Scott, second place flntsher in the Hamilton-Props-engage the-strong iwientlfic. He can't hurt Young.) give him a close Pierrr Langtois, the loser, started Applj^ng the texAniques 4^ — NaUoaal ----- Tall Cedars’ Turkey Day race last New London Electric Boat nine. It have a 2S-year-oM battery la one. a vacation. W L Prt. CBL Johnn.v Antonelll and Del Crandall "I think it will be a gruelling, Lnrry Goetz acrlb^ In the chapter “ Clnb ’em Milwaukee ,, .490 — November, finished second. will be the first independent game tough fight with Olson winning on "You got to “ Here are a - couple of ranking to De«th,” the Braves mopped up Brooklyn ...... 38 l i .856 3>k since the Twi League folded last and Bill Bruton and Pilcher Dave hurt someone on this Job every middleweights and we looked like 81. t^ule .., ...... 33 38 .883 _8)v Cole are the same age. Joe Adcock. a decision." their new at«4llam with the Phila­ Philadelphia summer. Game time Is The winner, of course, qualifies day If you’re on your toea. amateurs,’’ Castellanl lamented ...... 39 33 .585 8 WTIST SIDE OVAL will he the Jack DIttmer and Bob Buhl,> the delphia Phllliea, S-S, laat night, New York ...... 27 39 .483 13 Berger of Rockville is the Section for an August bout with Britain’s after their televised bout last Cincinnati scene of at least several baseball fireball pitcher, are 25. Johnny “ L«> Diiroc^r would make a and pulled a fat,2i/j games out In ...... 31 33 .396 164 Commi.s.sioner. Randy Turpin for the undisputed night in Cleveland Arena. Pllleburzh ...... 20 41 .328 314 ames this season. Coach Wally Logan, Lou Burdette and Boh great umpire. All the bad guya front ot the rest o f the NaMoaal Chlcasn ...... 16 86 .308 21 f 'ortin of the American Legion Thorpe, a reserve outfielder, are world championship — the title make good umpires. He’d be able Caatellani, 158, ranked seventh League. Americaa Juniors reports he will play several .MJ. STAR teams from the Robinson used to hold until he ' io talk hia way out of tight apota. In hia class, won a split decision to New York ...... 43 .778 26; Don Liddlr and JJm Pendleton Two and a half games doesn’t Cleveland ...... 81 .58$ 104 games at the Oval. Sunday the Manchester American and Nation­ stepped down last year. He’a a mouthy guy and knowa a avenge a close loss to Langlois, al Little Leagues will clash on July 27. Relief Worker Dave Jolly Is 2* sound like much when, compared Chlrazo ..,, ...... 31 .534 13 Legion opens its season against and Ernie Johnson, a big right­ Was there an.v chance of Robin­ lot about ball playera, but, aitting 160, In New York last^February. f* Yogi Berra (8). New York Yankee catcher, is trapped off third with the Yankees’ tremendous Waehlntton ...... 30 .538 184 East Hartford at Mt. Nebo at 30 in a Section B game in District son coming back, as he intended, But the American winner appeared Boston , ...... 31 .838 184 hander from whom Managrr on the bench, he don’t know any­ T • " O ***.*"!? *""*ng of game againat St. Louia Browna at Yankee 10 <4 length advantage over Cleve­ Philadelphia ...... 38 .483 18 2:30. Three play. Winner will gain the if the title should go across the as unhappy about the fight aa the right to play Rockville in Man­ Grimm expects help later. Is 29. thing about umpiring. But he LiCfflOH OOW S I retired two base runners on play which land In the American League. But 81. I.,nuls .., ...... 30 .339 ocean ? could be a corker If he studied It.” French loser. 0 , parted when Gil McDougald grounded to pitcher Max Lanier (17) it has to qualify aa a big leaid in Detroit ...... 14 .380 39 chester on August 1. Other teams Sid Gordon, 36, is the only elder By CARL ERfiKINE "Not a chance in the world." he NINO BOGGINI’S Brown and Goetz aaya the cpnatant bick­ Harold Lewis ”I JUST MOVED to aeveland TP 17 • r* 1 J I® * "* I*xnler to catcher Clint Courtney (11) to third base- the senior circuit where only one In Section B are Thompsonville. statesman upon whom the Braves - Brooklyn Dodgers* Pitcher said. "I’m retired. Whoever wins (frqm Luzerne. Pe.) and I wanted TODAY’S GAMES Beaupre entry is off and running Suffield and Windsor Locks. Don are dependent, and the Brooklyn ering by managers not only drags 1 O r a i r i i e i c l : 2“^" i'*" baU). Dyck then threw to second baseman other tifie thia season haa the Americaa it, can keep it." Harold Lewis, former minor to look good and then 1 have this I Young who caught Gene Woodling between second and third St. I,ouia at New York (3)—Blyxka again in the Alumni Baseball Don Berger of Rockville is the cowboy is being cleverly spelled Some people might think my no­ -out the game, but It also has a first place team been that far Robin.3on never fought Young leaguer, will be at second base bad fight,” caatellani went on. ------j Umpire la Art Paaaarella. Tanks bent the Browna 5-3. (1-4) and Cain (1-3) vs Lopat (70) and Leugue. The defending champions Section Commissioner. _ by Pendleton, the one-man bench harmful influence on kids watch­ ahead. That waa back On April 37 McDonald (3-2). were Impressive in winning their hit, no-run game against the Chics although he has seen the New for the Hamilton Propa Friday "But he fights all bad fights. SUGAR RAY ROBINSON, for­ “ When the season started." says ing. Ed Adamfi Hits Homer when the^Phillica led the Oiicago Detroit at Boeton—Oarver (8-8) ve first two starts. The Bees are the go Cuba waa my biggeat thrill. ] York youngster lb most of his night against the New London "You can't open him up. I’d Cubs—yes, the same Cubs now oc­ Giieeofn (30). mer world’s middleweight boxing Grimm, "I thought Roy McMillan bouts. ’ He boxed Olson twice, ■ “ The.v teach youngsters that Cleveland at Philadelphia (night) — only undefeated entry. walked only one man, the pitcher, Electric Boat at Mt. Nebo at 0 sooner fight him in the atreets.” In 16 to 0 Triumph; cupying the cellar—by-2V4 games. Lemon (7-8) ve Schnelb (3-4), champion, was a visitor in Man­ of the Reds was the best short­ knocking him out in the 12th ba.ieball la baaed on fair play," he Everybody, including the crowd chester earlier this week enroute and that came when it started .to o’clock. Other favorites with The Braves came home Tuesday C^lcago^at Waehtnfton (night) Tnicke stop in the National League, but round, Oct. 26, 19.10. and winning a pointa out. "Well, what about that booed thp decision, and Lang­ (8-4) ve Marrero (8-3). DESPITE LACK, of size. Dick to Providence. Sugar Ray was I now must rate Logan as the top rain and I hurried my pitches. But the Hamlltona will be Wally Wld- Fifiher Pitches Well only six percentage points off close one March 13, 1952 on a 15- theae yapa who iMlch their heada lois, seemed to agree it was a There’s Always Two _ Nallenal Grina\ich of the First National spotted by Sammy Maltempo of banana. Johnny isn’t flashy, but we had a four-run lead right from holm, Eddie Kukulka, George Brooklyn’s pace after a 22 game Phlladel^Ia at Milwaukee—Roberta rotind decision. off about cloae playa? I throw Swan and Cap Berry. Coach dull, often boring fight. (10-1) ve Bickford (1-4) or Buhl (IM). Bankers is one of the best young the Police Department. Sam was a he goes deep in the hole and the first inning. - The punch that Rohinspn used NATIONAL 8TANDIN08 road. trip. They remedied this im­ Whltey Lockman out o f the. game A rt Pongratz will use either-Bill ■F-or five rounds, the alow-start­ ------■ , ------W catching prospects in town- pro boxer before Joining the force. makes all the playa and will out- It was a big thrill, hut pitching to stop Olson in their first fight for toaaing dirt at me and Du- L' -Pct. mediately by winning' two from Ve®AS'‘d'f?(?4)*- in the World Series was my biggest McCooey or Jackie Gallagher on ing Langlois offered little to offset Morlarty Brothers .. .6 0 1.000 hit McMillan. was a right to the body. Young's rocher la fit to be tied. He carries S ides to a Story the Phils Tuesday night while the New York at (TlncInnaU—Koelo (04) HERM WIERZBICKI, head KICKER'S HANDICAP Tourna­ thrill. Even to be able to pitch in a the mound with Danny Roucke the stream of effective left hooka Man. Auto Parts . . . ,.S .8 .500 Dodgers bowed to St. Louis. ve Raffeneberger (34) or Cellum (1-1). “ Logan has helped Dittmer no camp has been making much of on like a mailman. by lantern-Jewed Castellanl. Piueburgh at Chitiago—Hall (3-3) ve coach of Roy’s Motors in the In­ ment for Cheney Brothers A. A. World Series is a thrill. But to win that, for Paddy is a rugged body chucking for the Electric Boat­ Fairfield Markets . .3 3 ..100 Last night's victory came as the Rueh (84). end. Jack appears clumsy at times, “ I'm lecturing at a Little Then in the latter half, Langlois New York, June 18 — (4< — The i play, even when ha should be in an termediate League, owns and op­ members was held yesterday after­ ia a'bigger thrill.. thumper with a left hook. men. American Legion . . . . .0 6 .000 Cards again obliged by thumping stumbles around, but makes the It was in the fifth game of the League clinic the next day, and moved forward .with stinging mailman brought a letter signed by | oxygen tent? What about him? erates Herm’s Photo Studio in the noon at the Manchester Country I double play. He seemed to lack ALTHOUGH THE ODDS favor­ Brooklyn. 9-3. Series against the Yankees last some kid pipes up: blows that slowed and forced Skip Fisher handed the Ameri­ C?harles C. Ricclo, 19, a resident of I "We owe Ricclo a vote of thanks the bases loaded in the 16th off Nassiff store on Main street. Hepm Club. There was a five-way tie for confidence when railed up last ing Olson are about 3 to 1. opin­ can’t take ■ decision into a cham­ Chicago defeated Pittsburgh, Johnny Hetki who had held the is a former Manchester Trade and fall in Yankee Stadium. The llth “ 'Why’d you give Whitey the Castellanl into retreat- at times. Brooklyn who wlahea to become a i for tipping us off about that fel­ 5-4, in 1$ innings—longest game first between Charle.s Cole. Bill season. He said he preferred to re­ ion isn’t unanimous around boxing heave?’ I tell him what Lockman ber and think about It — and the can Legion its sixth straight loss, professional baseball catcher and ; low." Bavaal chortled. ’"That’s the Cuba scoreless since coming on in Twrllight League catcher. Inning victory gave us a 3-2 edge But he lacked a punch to do much blanking them on three hits while of the season tn either league— Hall, .lohn Hyde, John Mason and main In Milwaukee, where he was circles. said to me after the game. Supreme Court can’t change it who feels he haa been, given a fa st; klfid we need. We’ll take care of the, ninth. TTie victory went to GRADTJATES of Uttle League Ross Shlrer. Low gross of 80 was In games. Ernie Durando of Bayonne, damage against the tiring but hi.T Fairfield Markets’ teammates and the Nevv- York Giants beat batting .356.” The tremendous spirit of the club " 'I didn’t mean to throw dirt onc« I’ve made It, either.' ” shuffle by his hoqie town Dodgers. | that boy. Hia name’s Merv Dorn- Turk Lown who took over in the baseball who will play with the carded by Earl Ballsicper. A total N. J.. probably the hardest hitter Larry Goetz has a stock answer tough Clevelander. raked Legion pitcher Davey Bur­ .Cincinnati, 4-1. ninth When the Firates tied the American Legion Juniors this sea­ This surprising Sudsville side Is was great. In the fifth inning I al­ on you.’ Whitey said. Referee Jackie Davis scored it “ On May 6th,” Ricclo writes,. “ I ^ burg.” of 4.1 members competed. A steak ^ving the game a Uttle thought. in the 160-pound class, thinks for railbirds ,who chirp. "Who's nett for 12 hits in administering The New York Yaakeea hit the score with three runs. son Include Eddie Wojclk, Jackie lowed five runs. I thought __ sure .’’"’I don't care if you meant it 6-4 In rounds and Judge Charlie was* awarded a contract with j dinner followen at the clubhouse. Young will win. He ought.to know .or not,’ I said. Tt sure found me.’ the umpire?" the 16-0 trouncing. The victory at wlBhlag trail again at the czpeaae Billy Martin' sparked the Taa)' Hedlund, Steve Cooper. Bob Sweet Prizes were awarded the winners. Manager Charley Dressen would all about Paddy for they met five BUI 6-3-1, both for Castellani. Memorial Field last night put/the BrooklynoruuKiYn andwiu assigneduaignea tolo theme nor- Hor. , _ take me out. That was another A ball player said to me once, "You are,” he tells them, “but of the St. Lwia Browns, who keea’ return to form against the and Gene Johnson who performed Vic Davies reports a Fall Tourna­ OUT OF DOORS with MAJOR HAGUE times. In fact. Paddy has fought I get paid for it." Judge Herb Williams saw It 4-3-t Grocera In a tie for second place nell farm team, anas-D Pony; JJllckV F oilC l G ctS broke tke New Yorkeia’ 1$ game 1/1 thing that made me feel 'great. 'You may be a ------t ------, Uague. I left for Hornell on May'May , J s-rv /zo Browns with a perfect day at bat in the Hartford L. L. < ment for Cheney workers will be B ^ nobody else in his last four starts in favor of Langloia in the bout in the National Little League with victory atrealt TneadAy night. Yea- —three Singles In three times up. when he showed he had confidence ■ , paHdv but you're a good umpire.’ That's witnessed by 3,223 fans who paid a 18, having left my Job, put up ,my held later this season. all I want to be—a good umpire." the Manchester Auto Parts with terday tke Yankee# won* 5-8, driving in a pair o f runs. Bobo in me before 70.000 people. I got Durando last March 16 gross o f $11,454. three wins and three losses. car (or sale and been given a grand \ New Haven Post the last 19 Yankees in a row and What ball player gives him the send-off by family and friends. | with Alllo Reynolds back on the Holloman failed to last for the ANNUAL STATE Semi-Pro to earn, the Olson bout. LANGLOIS’ HANDLERS hus­ FISHER ALLOWED no more starting line after a siege of bull­ By THK ASSOriATKD PBESS we won It In the llth on Duke moat trouble? tled him off to the hospital imme­ Now, less than three weeks later, 1 \ Browna and Reynolds waa knocked Baseball Congress sanctioned tour­ Americas Lcaiar "Olson's nothing," said Duran­ Sports Forum than one batter to get past first pen duty. out, too. A IROWNIE MOVIE Snider’s tremendous double. “ They don’t give me trouble,” diately after the fight for treat­ am home again, having been 'un. New Haven. June i8 _ ( ^ _ T h e ney will start In Manchester. July Bsttinr—Vrrnon. Ws.«ninfton. 335: That game overshadowed my no- do. "Paddy has too much for him. aaya Goetz. iT give It to them. base and never had more than one Seamless Rubber Company an­ The Cleveland Indians outlasted CAMERA 8 MM. 19 It was announced today by Na­ Msntir. New York. .332: Woodllnx. New He comes on in the second psj’t ment Of . two badly cut eyes. The Legionnaire on base. He struck out conditionally teleased.' The oloaeet eonteet was at Wiurii- FOR FATHER’S DAY Watch Youp Dog’ s Bones York. .3^ : KrII. Borlnn, .335: Suder, hitter. It is one I’ll always remem­ Beefs don’t bother me. But 1 got June 17. 1953 left began to spurt blood In the “ The three weeks I was at Hor­ nounced today the appointment of the Philadelphia Athletics, $-6, to idgton where Maateraon and 8boI tional Headquarters in Wichita. Philadelphia. .31)1. ber. It waa, my fifth wedding anni­ of the fight. Nothing you throw young guya working with me and nine while walking two. Ra>'mond W. “Ducky" Pond, for- end a six game losing run. The JUNE 21 Kansas. George Mitchell of Man­ Runa—Mantle. New York. 53: MInnan. C:, 3 I can hurt him. The last work Paddy Reading of the death of "Hook” second round, but the flow was nell I spent altifaig on the Iwiich Rogovtn of the White Sox both By JOE STETSON versary. I wa.3 reminded of it in a It doesn’t do their confidence any Every player in Fnirftelds’ start­ and warming up pitchers. I was nier Yale and Bates football coach, A ’s had won seven straight. chester Is the State Commiaaioner. rhlcagn. 43: Vernon. Waehlnxton, .39: told rhe in the dressing room after Brennan nas caused me to go back halted until—odhome run of the season in four way alt new players are treated by too. There waa Second Baseman punches. bitterly. "We got a very bad deal. and colleges and also will act 7-0 lead over the Phils in the first Yllekejr Vernon th n t. oeotod Ed to feed them to his dogs when I Doubles— Kell, Boston and Nieman. “ Nobody ever worried Beans petitor on the ball field. He waa trips to the plate to bat in three the Dodgers, or whether I waa a technical adviser. three innings with an attack Fits Gemld from third. Detroit. 16: Mel*. Chicago. 15: Car- Dittmer aneaiiing around behind ■Young finished his work at Wil­ The referee protected the home runa. Hs also scored three. Steve A SIGN OF PAINT happened to come along. rasqiiel, Chicago and Grnih, 8l. Louis, Reardon. Working behind the an incentive and an inapiration to especially uplucky in falling into which Included home runs by Joe I suppose I could have kept Hank TTiompaon for a pick-off ton, N. J.. by going on the road. town boy and wouldn’t let our man McAdam collected a pair of hits Until he resigned from Batea Bill Wight and Art Houttaman, 14 Sport. Schedule plate, batters would cuss him young ball playera. “ Hook" will fight in cloae. He kept breaking the hands of the manager at Hor­ last year after coaching football Adcock and Del Crandall in the quiet, hut the thought of what Triple*—Jensen. Washington. 6: Minn- play which resulted in a weird dou­ under their breath. He’d cuss ’em long be remembered by ua who snd scored twice while Twerdy had two newcomers from Detroit, so and Rivera. Chicago. Phtiley, Phila­ them." nell, who happens also to be the and baseball there since 1940, third, let the Phils get within came to the aid of Bobby Feller aa might happen had been too much ble play in the ninth inning at the right back- loud enough for the were closely associated with him three RBI’s. A single in the first delphia and Vernon, waahington. 4. Polo Grounds the other afternoon. Tonight Castellani's side was; catcher ot the team there. Pond has been almost continually striking distance at 7-6, then pull­ Cleveland teat the,AthletiCg..Fe1-, for me. Home Runs—Zemlal. Philadelphia. Vernon’s Single guy in the left field bleachers to in the sports w'orld. Inning extended Wea Feshler's hit­ "Tile manager himaelf insisted 16: Rosen. Cleveland. 32; Gernerl. Bos­ Also against the Giants, and in a Dodgers vS. Red Sox, 6—Charter "He was fightihg dirty all the ting streak to seven straight tn the coaching game following ed it out with a final two runs in ler couldn’t hold a 6-3 lead , and You ahniild never feed chicken hear. Every memb-r of the old Blue- way. He must think he's still on on playing in all the games, even bones to dogs. When a dng chews ^ ton. 11: Doby, Cleveland and Mantle, bunt situation, First Ba.seman Ad­ Oak. i 1 "Reardon spoiled the players. games, six this season. his graduation from Yale in 1915. the eighth. Wight took over in the fourth. New York. 9. cock charged in, and Dittmer cov­ fields' club extends hla heartfelt lep'i-lease. He hit me low twice though on one occasion his ankle He started aa assistant baseball The Cardinals, aided by a pair of Houtteman followed In the seventh them they splinter so as to form Stolen Bases—Rivera. CTilcago. 13; Nassiffs vs. Trust, 6—Charter Maintains Lead ' ‘ “ When it'd come my turn to be The Grocers scored only In the was so badly injured that it had to Mtnnan. Chicago, 12: Philley. Philadel­ ered in another attempted pick-off. Oak, sympathy to "Hook's" family. and .kept hitting on the break." and football coach at Hotchkiss doubles by Stan Ifusial and Steve with Wight getting the triumph. many pointed spears w-hich some­ plate umpire. I'd put the law Geo. A. Cailloiiette, D.C. odd innings but had no trouble in be taped—and he ia still limping. phia. 7; Mantle. New York, 5; seven With Bruton on second base and Friday, June 19 And on that "pleasant note.” School, Lakeville, where as a stu­ Bllko’s eighth homer, scored all times puncture the Intestines. players lied with 4 each. lown. Frank Fri.ach. for example, Langlois started his previously those, scoring nine, three and four Another time, when he waa strick­ the overshIft to the right on Moriarty’s vs. Legion. 6—Me­ Wa-shington. June 18— fJI -• runs in the first, third and fifth dent he had atarred In both sports. their runs after two were out. The Never idve a dog a hone that he Ihiching—Lnpat. New York. 7-0, 1.000; Mickey Vernon came through with loved Jawin’ with Beans. They planned vacation to his homeland, . , en with flu and ordered to stay, in can splinter — and that Includes Ford. New York. 7-1. .575: Shea. Mathews, the fleet Negro.tit out morial Field. •wore a blue streak at each other. bed, he still insisted on playing .. He was assistant roach at Yale first one came on four straight Washington. 5-1. Hooper. Cleveland and First National vs. Bees, 6— the timeliest of ba.se hits last and Castellanl wondered how he I respect vely. Seven errors walks tn the first inning by start­ ehop bones, the shanks of which Fricano. Philadelphia. 4-1, .500. for third, and Alvin Dark had to But when he'd come up and I was Houttemaii Stars could become a hometown favorite. ' ‘>ylhe porous Legion defense as­ "Of course I'm not giving up yet, from 1928 to 1934. and then, head OLD SPICE can be dangerous. Strikeouts—Pierce, Chicago. 64: Mas- hustle to get to the bag in time to (IHiarter Oak. night. sisted the conch until 1941, a period, during er Johnny Podres who had retired Not onl.v did the first baseman’s callin’ strikes. I'd say; scoring. hut I did want you to know how "Then I’ll have to toss all this terson. Washington. 49: Trucks. Chica­ head him off. This la going to be a Hamilton vs. Electric Roat, 6— TO ADD INSULT to Injury the such high hopes could be so com­ which players under his tutelage the first two men. Bllko homered MEN'S SETS go, 47: Parnell. Boston. 46; Lemon. bases loaded, single gave the Nats “ 'Now, lookit here. Frisch. I'm For Cleveland Bluff away." said Jim. "and look hard Mt of strategy to stop, and Nebo. •lot Beans. None of that stuff or \ Legionnaires were twice victims of pletely and, I bellevw, untairly shat­ Included Larry Kelley and Cfilnt with one on in the third and the Cleveland and Gray. Detroit. 44. a 1-0 ninth win over Chicago, but Cards pushed five across in the For Fathor’5 Pay, June Sh - . The complete line of Ojaco paints contains the at them. They’re about breaking Nalinaal Leagae will keep the defense against slug­ Emanuel's vs. North Methodist, 3Ut you go.’ That'd shut him up." I double plays as the Markets be-. tered in so short a time." Frank. the run down to get In their Batting — Robinson. Brooklyn. .344; ger Mathews eonalderably more 6:15— Robertsoq Park. it kept him on top in the Ameri­ Goetz agrees that umpires Philadelphia, June 18- (41—The ’ came the first team to pull a pair Such a communication from baae- seventh. right paint for every jainting job. The new Ojaco Schoendienst. St. Louis. .340: Slaughter. can League batting race. He’s hit­ The Marathon st Chicago ended Arthnr Due Stortt licks," add variety to several meals and St. Louis. .324: Bell.. CinrInnaU___ 333; honeat. .Saturday, June 20 .iren’t strict enough with players. trade which brought them Art ^**’*"8s In one game this ball's nether world haa been rare RdLOin is ideal for practically ALL interior paint- I know how he felt about II by the time it’s used up there’ll be Ashburn, Philadelphia. .315. "Bruton could play center field Cards vsi Red Sox, 5:30—Char­ ting .339 to .332 for Mickey Mantle "They're taking too much sass." Houtteman and BUI Wight already season. in our experience, and we lost little Bob Avila Leads when Randy Jackson singed with Runs-^nlder. Brooklx-n and Schoen- tag. _ and auch dog delicacies as are some other gravy, fat or vegetable if he hit no more than .250. He’s ter Oak. of the New York Yankees. le admits. “ Like a rookie cop Is paying off for the Cleveland P i t c h i n g—Walt Masterson, Three players on the Legion at time In getting through to Buzz dienst, St. Louis. 45; Robinson. Brook­ F-airfleld’s vs. Auto Parts, 5:30 aometimea left over from the left over to add to the stable diet. lyn. 47: Gilliam. Brooklyn and that valuable as a flychaaer and irith a new tin badge, they should Indians. Washington Senators, gave up least had a little consolation in Bavaai, a clean-living young vice —Memorial Field. -\ Fox in Polling table can be used to. good ad­ The best bones for your dogs Mathews. Milwaukee, 45. thrower," saya Grimm. oe more drunk with power. Play- The former Detroit pitchers.-oh- only two hits in shutting out the their own personal performance!. president of the Dodgers. • Advised MELVIKG.COX are big knuckle bones of beef that Runs Batted In—Campanella, Brook­ The Braves have 11 pitchers and Sunday. Jans'21 vantage. lyn. 59: Mathews, Milwaukee. 56; Miillin Boasting •rs are taking advantage of ’em.” tained last Monday, combined to Chicago White Sox, 1-0. He struck Bruce McLain and "Tony Falcetta that he might be in position to do 275 MAIN s t r e e t —MANCHESTER For example, you can put that they have to gnaw on, and >soft Snider, ■ Brookivn. 45: Jahlonski. St. Grimm rates-all save Cole, a wild First National vs. Nkssiffs, 2— Take it from Goetz, it’s no snap wrap up last night’s Cleveland vic­ out six, walked nobody. I each walked and 'singled in two his good deed fo r , the summer, Chicago, June 18—(4V-Second all In .a pot, add water and by cartilaginous bones such as lamb I>iuls. 4.3: Kiner. Chicago and Klusxew- kid, as top drawer. Charter Oak. jmplrlng In the big leagues. tory over the Philadelphia A’s. Batting—Bob Avila, Cleveland ! appearances at the plate and play- BavasI said wait a minute. and third base positions In the brisket .bones that you can prac­ ski. Cincinnati. 42. Only the Yankees and Indiana in Bees vs. Trust. 4—Charier Oak. Pinch Hit Mark “ I have it here, his card," he MANCHESTER LUMBER CO. cooking it slowly, make an ex­ Hits— Schoendienst. St. Tx>uls. 53: " “ Judge Samuel Leibowitz once Houtteman allowed no hits In Indians, drove in four runs with ed errorl'ss defensive ball. In addl- American League are drawing the cellent broth to mix with the reg­ tically cut with a. knife. Tbese Snider, Britoklyn, 69; Robinson. Brook­ the other league have comparable Legion vs. East Hartford, 2— said to me. 'Larry, you've got a 2 1-3 innings and Wight gave up a home run and a double aa the | tion the Legion has the only 1.000 said finally. “It hss a yellow N. P. closest rivalry In the fan's nation­ Amesite Driveways latter ran be chewed easily and a lyn. Greengrass. Cincinnati, Mathews. quantity and quality. Nebo. nitter In the league ss Joe Twaro- on it. That means no prospect. I wide balloting for starting lineups 255 CENTER STREET— MANCHESTER ular dog food. When you have an Milwaukee. Dark and Thomson. New ' Boston. June 1 8 -iA I—Pat Mul-_^ cough job." four in 3 1-3 frames, in recording Indians broke a six game losing e.speclally large batch, add part dog'.s digestive Juice makes short That counts most when double- Dodgers vs. Yankees, 2—Charter <“ Vnu bet I have.’ I said T i hia first win of the season. streak, 9-6, over. Philadelphia. nite delivered hit aecond hit pinch- also Just received s copy of his of the All-Star baseball game at We Amesite Equipped For. Large work of them. York and Ashburn. Philadelphia. 67. headers pile up. Oak. lin, Detroit's veteran outfielder. i.s of It each day so that the diet Doubles—Snider. Brooklyn and Dark. hitting in the sixth. letter. Looks like he's writing to Cincinnati July 14. .TennJt .Coarts or Small Jobs_____ ^ will not be greatly changed. Tt will Inridentall.v, tf u dog baa loose ■New- York, IT: Robinson. Brookl.vn and going yeoman service as. a pinch- ■ Thirty ■playen sawacrion tn the everybody." ■ Bobby-Avila of-Cleveland leada Schoendienst. St. I-ouls. 15: BaumholU. hitter this season. Paririnx Lots Maehine'lSpread— Forms stools, and you have checked and Chicago and Torgeson. Philadelphia. 14. fray~ss both teams cleared their Just the same, we pursued, did the Chicago White Sox Nelson Fox found that he haa no tr \ r r or Triples—Bruton. Milwaukee. 6: Green- The 36-year-old Mullin has hit bench of uniformed players. the Dodgers cause this ambitious by a mere 911 votes tn the race and Walks Set— Power RoOed . other signs of illness, you can get grass. Cincinnati. Malhea-s. Milwaukee. Nassiffs Rally in Last safely eight times in 23 st bats RIDING THE LONGEST vic­ young man to lose his regular Job for the aecond base, assignment. Torgeson. Philadelphia and Bernier. as a pinch-hitter for a robust .364 good firm stools very easily by Pittsburgh. 5. tory skein since the organization by promising him a baseball Avila has polled 13,174 votes and Materials and Workmanship Guaranteed feeding a few lamb brisket Iranes. Home -Rutia—Malhews, Milwaukee. average. Pat singled as a batter career and then cast him loose Fox 12.263. of the league last sea.son. Morlarty Free Estimates— Terms To Suit Your Purse Lamb brisket bones are the chest 20: Campanella. Brookijti. 15; Klusiew- Inning to Defeat Aces for Ray Herbert in yesterday's CARTER CHEVROLET CO., Inc. Brothers, undefeated In six games, after only three times at bat? Cleveland’s Flip Rosen haa part of the rih cage that fasten akl. Cincinnati. 17; Bell, Cincinnati, 14; game against the Boston Red Sox. "He dirt not give up his Job,” forged ahead of Boston's George Kiner. Chicago. 13. ,4)- will meet the hapless Legionnaires Up To 3 Years To Pay to the breastbone and you are Stolen Baaea—Reese. Brooklyn and whose six straight losses is one BavasI replied. "We insisted that Kell for third base honors, 12,884 Bruton, Milwaukee. 12: Gilliam and 311 M A IN STREET probably most faipillar with this STANDINGS short of the record Friday eve­ he get a leave of absence before to 11 659. cut as It Is used la lamb stew. Snider, Brookl,vn. 5; Bernier., Pitta- Miller's ...... e4 1.000 i we consented to his plea that he The best vote-getter in the poll burgh. 7, . . _ Damato’s ...... 3 .600 . Close Shave Turk Lown Newest ning at 6 o’clock at Memorial “ How about all the dogs that Pitching —Burdette. Milwaukee. 6-0. Field. The situation closely paral­ be given a chance. We gave him a so far Is Mickey Mantle of the DEMAIO BROS. 1.000; Smith. Cincinnati. 5-0. 1.000; Sur- Nassiffs ...... 3 .500 one-month conti’act, even though I’ve seen eating chicken bones? kont. Milwaukee. 9-1. .900: Spahn. Mil­ lels the situation Tuesday night at New York Yankees who has 16,387 SINCE 1920 . , Decl’s ...... 2 .500 ! Nassiff Arms 15) we thought he'was too small and votes. I’ve seen strays at garbage cans waukee. 5-1. .559; Staley. St. Louis. 9-1, Relief Specialist Tel. MltcheU 9-5238 Yankee Stadium when the Yan­ and Charley feeda chop bonea to .818. Silk City ------0 .000 AB R H rO A K did not consider him a prospect. ^ Strikeouts—Roberts. Philadelphia. 73; I Mason. 3b ...... 3 3 3 0 2 0 kees and Browns met. In addition, TELEPHONE MANCHESTER MItcliofl 3-7*91 his dog." e 2 0 1 3 0 0 ” .1t the end of the month we Sandy. Sadler. featherweight Haddix. SI. Louis. 60: Simmons. Phila­ Rallying for four runs in the 1 ; Chicago. June 18—(41—Turk the Legion has come clo.ser to thought It fairer to him to rtit him There he had me. But is it worth delphia and Mixell. St. Louis, 55; Kr- .3 0 0 1' ,3 2 beating the league leaders than champion now In the Army, was a a chance that your dog might get skine, Brooklyn. 57. last inning the Nassiff Arms’ soft- 3 0 1 10 0 I Lown may be Just the pitcher to loose. We were ronvtnred he could basketball star in high schopl. • . 4 . 0 1 . 3, ..give .Dutch Leonard a.hand.in th e. ■ puncture riwn a bone splinter? ■Ball'.teiuh'"jiulied' onfc but''6f‘ the / . , .T.*! .3 0 0 1 0 0. It happens. Where I’m concerned Phil Dickeng, new football cpgch . 2 0 0 n 0 0 Chicago Cuba’ bullpen. Red Sox and Dodgers meet in an : „h v kid him ? In ad.ll- I don’t take that chance and I at Wyoming, played his college fire last night to nip Silk O ty. 8 | .211030 The 29-year-old righthander has Amerlcan League contest at Char- ^ hi, p ,, g,ve him $250 ball at Tennessee under coach Bob to 7, in a Rec Softball League B. PBXBni. of ... .1 3 0 7 0 0 given up only one run tn his la.st ter Oak Field. j cover his expenses.” don’t think you want to either. . * M. Vsrlr.v, rf .1112 0 0 ^(Distributed by NEA Service). Neyland in Y934, '45 and '36. game at the Charter Oak Lots. 12 innings of relief pitphing. Turk IPs Smarter Fsirtiria Markru <161 ' Was it customary, we asked, to T h a ' Arms prepared for their Totals ...... 24 ”s ~i 21 8 ~6 held the Pittsburgh Pirates to only): S m ith , r f ...... 2 0 n 0 0' hire such hopefuls on a month-to- A total of 990 harness racing Ezzard Charles, former heavy­ last at hats, trailing 7 to 4. Then Silk rily A. r . (7) four hits In 7 2-3 innings in y « - ' M o r h n r d t . rf ...... 0 1 0 0 tl 1 munth basis? Our vague impres- weight champion, won hia first AB R H PDA K terday’s 16 Inning marathon, won MrAdam. lb ...... 3 2 3 3 u 0 I Sion had been that all baseball con­ yearlings sold for 31,9.17,200 last the roof fell In and the Arms tal­ RJnrkman. 2h S-Sylvester, I b ...... 1 n .3 0 n amateur boxing title In the 140 by Chicago, 5-4. 0 tracts ran for at leaat a season. yeah The ^average 31.976, waa the lied four times to win. Cobb, if ...... Adamx. 2b. 3b ...... 3 .T 3 1 2 COMPLETE HEATING highest in the history of the sport. pound clasalflcation. Zrmanrk. c .. Feshier. ss ...... 4 .3 1 2 3 0 "We hsve to do It that way tn Don Variey scattered four hits. Johnson, p ... N o r r is , 3 b ...... 2 1 1 0 0 To See Carter McNeil. 2b ...... 0 the low minors.” Buzz explained All Silk City runs were unearned. Plumm*r, ss . . . 2 1 0 Nassiffs came up with five hoots. Tavtiirian. Ib . Cronin. * 2 b ...... 0 U 0 0 0 n patiently. 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Tour ohlJ**tion„ t)D. you....«i. ;:of,June,;. AR ). IM S ...... ed. iOO^i ^arante 'Beautlliil shade.s, made to measur-.^ All ' avinable^' 0'et»'biir spring buUde Also RMondltloniiig 3 ROOMS BRAND NEW 8 * 1 2 Rosa Twlat Rug; Reg. $107.- liire SloN, 38 OIk.~ HliehiU opportunity to operate your own • Both sides iir very good tarn* ttoiruB Nestling in the Hifls ■bVifn)6r,''195b."' 'Living''rdom 'with’ Pr(reaent. JOHN J. W ALLETT. Jud(N. dining ell, streamlined kitchen /E .U U of Hitnih J « o W j5hS.n black. See it today at Center metal Venetian blinds at a new prices now. Call Cliff Scorso, IN MANCHESTER HAS Tapes and Cords by Yard" •■LUXURY” FURNITURE IS 70— Special $75.00. 9-1041. business. Capital required. In­ dition. Located in section that offar for property. See us befora aka. Hanna Johnaon, late of Mandu^ of Bolton with breakfast area, laundry Motor Sales, 461 Main street. made while Mitchell 9-4298. Y ox m s ; is most convenient to stofes, you saU. ter. in------said- District,------deceased.------‘ Advertisements low pi Ice. Keys you ATTRACTIVE OPENINGS Call 8 X 12 Green Twist Rug. Reg. centive rental. Special iraining if Excellent location. Bua service room, two baths, hot water oil wait. Marlow’s. Part Time inexperienced. Call Hartford BRAE-BURN RBALTT On moUon of Ernest W. Johnson of 1946 CHEVROLETT Fordor. IJke PAINTING AND Paperhanging. Look what you get! $107.70—Special 875|^ schools and churches. This site available. Has breezeway, garage heat, fully Insulated, mercury said Manchester, administrator. CLASSinED ADVT. FOR THE FINDELL MFG. CO. Musical Inatrunents 53 7-3236 or write to Gulf Oil Corp.. Phone Mitchell 3-6273. O R D ER ED ; -That six months from new. Very low mileage. One own­ Good work, reasonable rates. 1953 REFRIGERATOR , can only increase in value. Im­ and combination windows. Priced switches, steel beam construction, DEPT. HOURS MI-3-4865 8 X 14 Green Twlat Rug. Reg. 600 Waterfront street. Naw Hav­ the ISth day of June. A.D .. ItU . be ana er. private party. Can be /inanred. Your neighbor my recomenda- Tytnng Essential FOLLOWING SKILLS: TELEVISION SETT at $10,990. Don’t worry about the Anderson pressure sealed win­ the same are limited and allowsd ter Building— Contraetlns 14 485 East Middle Tumpika $125.00—Special $89.00. MUSIC ' Instrument rental. ' Com­ en, Conn. mediate occupancy one or both USTINiSS WANTEHJ — Single 8:15 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. Mitchell 3-4849. tion. 20 years in Manchester. Ray­ BEDROOM SUITE terms, we can tailor them to fit dows. Full basement with recrea­ homes, 2-3^4 famUy houses, small the creditors within which to b r isi tn StMORraphy Helpful Top Jig Bore Operator LIVING ROOM SUITE plete line of Instruments. Rental sides. / yotir income. Uon room, bar and fireplace. At­ their claims against said estate, aad WE CAN BUILD you a garage mond Fiske. Mitchell 9-9237. 8 X 12 Graen Tone-on-Tone. Reg. FOR RENT—Second floor loft 40 a farm, Manchester, Bolton, Vernon the said administrator is directad to BUSES. IN GOOD condition, auit- for 3898 complete. If you need one LAWN CHAIRS, unpalnted. 1140 5 PC. DINETTE SET applies to purchase pries. Rap- tached garage, amesite drive. give public notice to the creditors la COPY CLOSING TIME Cutter Grinder $98.50— Special $88.50. X 60. Suitable offices, light tnanu- This duplex suitable for and Coventry. Large list of buy­ able for transportating help. Ideal it's a bargain. Estimates also PAINTING AND DECORATING. Jtate Hours, Salary Burnside Ave. Hartford 8-727I. CEDAR CHEST, UNOLEI/M raaenUng Olds, Sqlmar, Bach. T. J. CROCKETT Nearly an acre plot, high ground, bring in their claims within said Urns FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. for farmers or tobacco growers. Bullard Operator Pedler and Bundy. Mettar'a Muste facturing. Information, Backer, ownerships by one or two Broker exceUent view. Convenient to ers. What have you? Mortgages allowed by publishing a copy et this given on larg^ garages, breeze- Floora sanded and reAniahed. RUGS, LAMPS, TABLES ' - 8 X 12 Green Carved Cotton. Reg. M Oak street. arranged. Howard R. Hastings, order In some newspaper having a rir- MON. THRU PRL May be seen from 8 to 6 at Panta- ways, porches, dormers, etc. For and'Particulars To RICH BARNYARD loam for sale. KITCHEN CABINET $117.00—Special $68.85. ^ Studio. 177 McKee. Mltehall families or as investment for 244 Main Street Rockvllie and XIahehester. Near culatloq in said probate district. srtUiin leo's Used Aulo Parts, Horace Wallpaper books on request. Also Die Makera (for sheet metal) Call Peter Lalaahlus. NGtchell MItcheU 9-1107. full particulars, call W. G. Mc­ furniture reAnlshed. Call Gerry. JDISHES I , 3-7500. a safe high yield.______Phones: MItcheU 3-5416 and Wilbur Cross highway, less than (4 ten day* from the date of this Older, _ 10:30 A;_M. . street, Manchester—<—..Mitchell, Tool ..MiakeEa - (ji^A and fix* ,.9-2558______-______—. -8-X-T3' Roae Wilton--Uncut Leaf -Residence-MItcheU 8-7761 ...... afiil.m urn . make-.te. this .court .of ..the Nally * Sons. Tel; Mitchell 9-9992. Mitchell 9^8886...... 9 -Box-Y,- care- Herald And other ar'dc'lea'to'complat'e'your •hour driva • ■ to - Aircraft; •• 826:000;: OSTMGS WANTED — notice. given. SATIJRDAY 9 A. M. 9-7348. tures) Design. Reg. $134.20—Special TRUMPETS, Clarineta, trumbonas, OFFICE SPACE Complete Financing Available Showh by a)>pointment with Wal­ JOHN J. WAIXETT, Judga. CARPENTRY of all kinds, work USED SINKS, bath tuba, wash home. $88.05. aaxjphones, guitars. Largaot se­ TOLLAND TURNPIKE. 6 room ton W. Grant, Realtor, 647 Main two-family, three-family, apart­ 1948 HUDSON Commodore six, CAPABLE High school girl 15 or All Around Grinder tubs, toilet bowl. Jones Furniture REGULAR PRICE WAS $1,069.95^ Cape Cod, two unliniahed. Shed ment houses. Waiting list of buy­ VOVR COOPBRATION WH.1. guaranteed. No job too small, de­ EXTERIOR PAINTIHg . free./bstl- lection of Instruments in town. COUNTRY SIDE street, Hartford 3-7584. Evenings ■fully equipped, white sidewalls, pendable service. Tel. Rockville over, ■ to help with housework. and Floor Covering, 36 Oak street. 8 X 8.6 Gray Plain Uncut Pile. Reg. FOR RENT dormer, large lot, garage In baae- ers:- Please call Barbara . Woods recent search for Ckimmuniet sub* BE APPBECIATED excellent condition. Phone Mitch­ mates. Call Mitchell 9-1388, Parts Estimator BUT THE PRICE ’ All accessories. Expert repairing. Manchester, Mitchell 9-7160. version of U. S Cold War propn* 5-5759. Time off every afternoon. Not far FOR EVERYTHING NOW $88.50—Special $89.50. Ward Krause. $7 Walnut. Mitch­ REALTY ment, oil hot water heat, alumi­ Agency, Mitchell 9-7702. ell 3-8315. from Globe Hollow. Mitchell ProceAs or Methods Engineer WASHED SAND, Stone, graVel, fill, num combination screens and ganda. PAINTING— Inside and /ouUide. loam. Nuaadorf Construction Co. IS ONLY— ell 3-5336. VERNON, on two landscaped lota, REMODELING and additions or 3-7709. 8 X 6.6 Gray Twist. Reg. $60.00-^' 164 East Center Street Thomas J. Hackett storm windows and doors, close to this immaculate ranch requires ARE YOU READY to sell your The Senator disclosed, mess* Oral MI-3-5121 CHRYSLER, 1946 four-door, excel­ Paperhanging, floor sanding. No Phone MRchell 9-7406. $637 * complete house Oi garagecr. For job too amall. Reasonable. Mitch­ ALSO Special 839.85. Mitchell 9-6643 bua line. This house is about two no additional expense. Taxes $88. home? We have buyers - waiting while, that ha has agresd to ths lent condition and reasonable. Call GIRL FOR General laundry work. FREE STORAGE TIL WANTED departure from the country o f reasonable price and free estimate ell 3-8372. / G. E. 12',i-INCH mahogany table a 5 Rooms. Will rent in single years old and ta in excellent con­ Price $10,500. H. B. Grady, agent, for 4, 5, 6, 7 room singles and 2- Mitchell 9-3581 after 7 p. m. Good opportunity for advance­ SEE IT DAT OR NIGHT 8 X 9.10 Plain Green Uncut Pile. W'carins Apparel— Fora 57 dition. Charles W. Lathrop, Real­ Glenn G. Wolfe, a key figure In call Manchester RooAng and Con­ Experienced Stenographer model televieion, ideal for den or unita or as complete auite. "Mitchell 3-8008 (anytime. 3 families. Gatto Co., HarUord TED BREAULT'S/ painting and ment. Call in person. Maple Dry (Female) Phone Me Immediately Reg. $106.25—Special $75.00. CAPE COD. years old, six tor, Tel. Mitchell 9-0384, or Mitch­ 5-9198, evening! 8-3989. Man­ judging the loyalty of 'U. S. propa* I« s t anti Fonnd 1951 4-DOOR blue Dodge Meadow- struction Co. Mitchell 9-8933. Cleaners and Laiinderers, 72 cottage, completely reconditioned, s h e l l PINK lace evening gown, ------I brook sedan, fluid drive, good con- paperhanging. /Free estimates 850 take it. MItcheU »-3188. Hartford 6-0358 X 15.8 Col. Block Axm. Multi­ rooms, IH baths, three bednmma, ell 9-9221. ONE ROOM portable cabin—on 9 chester MItcheU 3-6946. gandiets in Germany. Maple street. Excellent working conditions, 8 stole and matching nylon gloves. full basement, outside entrance. FOUND—Near brook at Autumnl rtitlon. .tl,.100. Call after 6. Mitch­ SPECIALIZING Ir custom built cheerfully g)^en. Sstisfaction After 7 P. M. 46-4690 colored. Reg. $121.50—Special • Air Conditioned. acrea. 380 feet frontage, on Route McCiarthy told reporters he con* steady employment, paid holidays, Size 12. Mitchell 3-5465 after 6 p. CombinaUon storm doors and FIVE ROOM bungalow; glassed tn 30. mile to Crystal Lake, $3,300. seated to Wolfe's immediate re­ and Charter Oak streets, pair eye j ell 9-9351. garages, concrete Aoors, also al- guaranteed. Mitchell 9-4260 or AVON OFFERS you the opportun­ 12 RECONDITIONED Telavlaion If you have no means of transpor­ $95.50. m. glasses. Owner call Mitchell teration.s, additions, cabinets, Mitchell 9-4^3. hospitalization ami many other sets, $39 and up. Barlow's Tele­ windows, oak floora, hot water porch, garage. Lot 75x140. Near Terms. Acres of solid peat moss. Legal Notice turn to his post With the V. S. ity to find time for a husband-chil­ tation I’ll send my auto for you. e Off Street Parking Area. bus and schools. Priced at $11.- 3-7832. 1949 FORD Convertible. Semi-cus­ filin g s and dormer erection. Call benefits. vision, 214 Spruce street. Tel. heat, fireplace, large lot, trees, Beautiful never failing brook and High Commission for Germany be* ZL dren, home and a job. For par- No obligation! WATKINS BROTHERS. Inc, shruha.. quiet, street.. Two blocks 000. No ajtents. Call owner AT A COURT OF PROBATE b*14 tom Interior, -3995. Call —Pilgrim Frank Contois. Mitchell 3-5322; • - MItcheU 3-8095. ------t---- water falls-.Business .or ..home lo­ a|- IfAiiCh'rstFr, wIfKIn and for th« ceuae-of -Ulaess 4>f Mrs. WoUe- Ms - UcUlara Write Mt-ii. F. H. Frawley, Empio.vnre"ht office is openYroirT 835 Main Street — Tel. 3-5171 Rooms wUhont Board St Will decorate and renovate to to new school. Near pool, library, Mitchell 3-8918. cation. Tel. Rockville 5-9036. said he had an underatanding_^th 2-6.531. Can be seen at Andover R cfalrtiiK 23 North Branford. Conn. A—L—B - E - R —T— S District of Hanclicstcr, on Uie ISth Annonncenientg______1; I.,ake. CABINET MAKING. Good work­ 8 a. m. to 5 p. m.. Monday through 12 GAUGE STEVENS shot guii 43-45 AUyn Street, Hartford suit early applicants. shopping center. Immediate occu­ day of June, A.D. 19S3. the State departtnent that w olfs Friday. Please write or call for ATTENTION Ladles! Slip-covers PLEASANT ROOM, central. Pri­ SIX ROOM HOUSE comer Spruce COLUMBIA—Here's your opportun­ Prc*pn(, JOHN .1. t.AI.LETT. .ludac. manship. Reasonable rates. Esti­ MAT^Ae SB Tour old mattreases HOUSEKEEPER FOR father and single barrel, with shells, |15.'Tel. pancy. Any reasonable offer con­ end some other membera of the NOW AIR-Condltioned, Russell’s ] stectUsed and remade like new, appointment If these days are in­ MItcheU 3-6869. USED ELECTRIC ranges for home and drapea custom made. Re-up­ vate entrance, continuous hot sidered. Phone evenings and week and Pearl atreets. Vacant. MItch­ ity to buy that, "little place in the Estate of Frits Henning Johnson, late mates gladly' given. Moulson's 5 year old *on. Live in or out. water. Parking. Gentlemen. Xdteh- eU 9-0483. - of Uancheater, In aald District, deceas­ etaff will be’ called back at an Barber Shop, comer Opk and 1951 ENGIJ9H Ford, fordor sedan. Woodworking Shop. Pilgrim if Jones Furniture and Floq|>' convenient. or cottage. Used Bendix washer, holstering. Beautiful fabrics, JOHN H. LAPPEN, Inc. ends. MItcheU 9-3535. country," with about ten acres, ed. early date for subconunlttM quae* Write Box M, Herald, giving age prints, stripes, solids. Expertly ell 3-4724. On motion of Ernest W . Johnson of Spruce streets. Remington and Call Mitchell 9-09.51. 2-6695. Govi'overing, 36 Oak. Mitchell 9-1041. $25. 8 cu. ft. freezer, $100 off. mostly wooded. Approximately tion'ing. Schick electric razors, parts, sales and qualifications. Apply Personnel Office BABY CARRIAGE and exhaust finished; $5 down, $2 weekly, BUYING YOUR HOME 363’ frontage on etate road about ■aid Manchester, administrator. A. B. C. Appliance, 21 Maple NEWLY DECORATED, beauUful- 11 Oak St.— MI-3-5810 CUSTOM BUILT Home, arUaUcaUy O R D E R E D : Tliat six months from the and service. 1953 WILLYS Station Wagon, 6 cyl­ CARPENTER, will instruct and fan. Phone MItcheU 9-8690. street. MItcheU 9-1575.______balance one vear to pay. Cali panelled with many litUe IS SAVING MONEY 11 milea from Manchester. Five 15Ui day of June. A. D.. 1*63. be and inder, Overdrive. 1,600 milea. Sub- WANTED--Licensed trained attend­ ly furnished and spacious room. help you build your home. Book­ Bonds-^tocka— ant for night duty. Good pay, LA POINTE ELECTRONICS, Mrs. Pinto. Mitchell 9-7862. extras. Large living room, dining MANCHESTER — Centrally lo­ rooms on one floor, plus heated the same are limited and allowed (or WE ARE Sleep specialists. Why atantial...... aaving...... for quick sale. The most cojupiete light house­ Bun room. Living room 15 by 19 the creditors within which to bring in ing now for next house. Box .X, pleaaant working conditions. Tel. INC. STORE FOR Rent, Maftt atrefet lo. room, cabinet kitchen, dining cated, Duplex, 6-6. Asking price their clalme against naid estate, and About Town pay out good money for less than ! M iu hell 9-1785. MortRaffes 31 Boat* and Aceessorifs 46 USED FURNITURE bought and keeping facilities avaUable in with fireplace. Bath, shower, fuU Heiald. Mitchell 9-,5879 or Mitchell 9-2358. ca'ion, approximately ID’S” r 43’. nook, den, two fireplaces, 3 bed $15,350. the said administrator Is directed to the beat? Let us help you select 155 We.st. Main St., Rockville Notice Bold. The Woodshed. 11 Main Manchester. You will marvel at cellar. Hot water (cold). Arteeiah lve public notice to the creditors to FIRST AND Second mortgagee Suitable for office, radio, T.V. or rooms, 2 twin aisa, tiled recreaUon MANCHESTER — Beautiful Six- The annual spring outing et the the proper sleep items at How­ 1947 STUDEBAKER convertible, WANTED--Experienced cook and Rockville 5-3351 street. Tel. Mitchell 9-3154. the cleanlir.eaa of this building. room, oil hot water heat, breexe- well, two-cer garage, amesite Ering In their claims within aaid time ard’s Sleep Center, 539 Main radio, heater, signal lights, back­ Roofinff— Sldltiff./ 16 bought for our own account. Faat, 10 H. P. SOOTT-Atwater outboard. Town of Manchester, Conn. (Jhildren accepted. Central. Pric­ appliance store. For furthei de­ Room, exceUent condition,, excel­ drive. Well back from road on allowed by publishing a copy of this British American Club will ba confldential aervlce. Manchester general houseworker. Two adults Call MItcheU 9-2665. way, garage, large lot, $14,900. lent location', exceUent construc­ order In some newspaper having a cir­ street. Howard Turkington, Own­ up lights, overdrive, Hill-holder. in family. Own sitting loom, bed­ PRE-FURNITURE MARKET ed e o reasonable you'll gasp! Be tails MItcheU 9-8075. Carlton W. Hutchins, MItcheU high ground. Waate no tima in culation In said profiate district, within held at the Gardan Grove on 9-6335 Inquire 170 Hilliard street. Investment Corp., 244 Main St. tion and then some. Asking price er. Dial Mitchell for friend­ ” ckEAT EASTEliN room and bath. References re­ Situations Wanted— Notice and Warning of Spe­ sure andisee this one. Mrs. Dor­ 9-5133, MItcheU 9-4694.- making an appointment with ten days from the date of this order, Keeney atreet all day Sunday, ly service. Phone Mitchell 3-5416. Female 38 cial Election to Be Held ONE OF A KIND $ 21,000. Frank PInney, MItcheU 9-7877 to and return maka to this court of the Juna 39. Members are aakad ta 1952 NASH Statesman. Two-door ROOFING AND quired. Write Box A, Herald. Diamonds— Wateht sey, 14 Arch street. BOLTON—Six Rooms, good houiie, notice given. ~ Summer Homes for Rent 67 PRINCETON STREET Inspect this property. Priced at JOHN J. WALL.ETT, Judge. make thetr Teservatlone With the sedan. Green. 1368—miles. Like CONSTRUCTION CO. MEDICAL Technician with four Jewelry 48 June 25, 1953 CLEARANCE good lot, good buy. Asking' price new. Privately owned. Will-accept PLEASANT, Furnished room with only $18,500. Office: Walton W. club eteward now. Penonals 24 OAK StREET Business Opportunities 32 years' experience desires work in semi-private kitchen prlvilegea. COVENTRY LAKE—Two four- SCHOOL AREA $11,800. Grant, Realtor,-647 Main atreet, AT A COURT O F PROBATE held trade. Phone Mitchell 9-2109. Help Wante—Male 36 LEONAPJ) W. TOST, Jeweler, re­ A special election by the voter* 8-Pc. quilted maple bedroom room cottages, furnished. Near at Manchester, within nnd (or the doctor's office. Write salary and Phone MItcheU 9-4428. Hartford, (Connecticut. Tel. Hart­ District of Manchester, on the 15th Dr. Fred R. Edgar, minlater e< THE PROSPECT Hill School for (Your House Doctor) pairs, aojuata watches expertly. of the Town of Manchester I* auite. Large dresser and mirror water front. AU conveniences for Six-Room Cape Cod with shed AUCE CLAMPET MANCHESTER AREA hours, to Box V, Herald. ford 3-7584. day of June. A.D. 195.7. the South Methodist Church, tvUI young children. Transportation WANTED—Experienced lubrica­ Reasonable prices. Open daily. hereby called and will be held on oversized chest and beautiful poster dormer, within two blocks o f Bow­ Realtor Present. JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge. SpeciRlizing In ROOM FOR Rent in private family. season. Pilgrim 2-6825. appear on ths CBS tetevtslon pro* furnished. Mrs. Lela Tybur, direc­ Auto Accemofies— ^Tires • RARE BUSINESS tion man. Good proposition for WILIj CARE for child in my home Thursday aventngs. 129 Spruce Thursday, the 25th dajr of June, bed. Regular $269, now $239. Gentleman preferred. References. ers School. All six rooms com­ Telephone Mitchell 9-4543 EstAte of Bridget Shea, late of Man­ tor. Phone Mitchell 9-5787. LIFETIME the right man. See Mr. Sheridan while mother works. Call MItcheU street. MItcheU 9-4387. 1963, for the following purpose.*: (COLUMBIA ^ Waterfront cottage pleted. Tile bath up, lavatory chester In snid district, deceased. gram, "Lsunp Unto my Foot,’ at OPPORTUNITY Inquire State Taflo,r Shop, 8 Bissell EDGE OF TOWN, 6-room Cape Legal Notice Upon application of Dennis B. Shea, 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon. Ha BATTERIES--Famous makes, 50'/e Aluminum Clapboards in person—Moriart.v Brothers. 9-6964. 1. To act on as required by 2- Pc. maple bedroom suite. Mr. street, or call MItcheU 3.7383. for season. MItcheU 3-5934 after 6, down. This home was custom executor, praying for an order of sale BALLARD'S Drtvtag School. Man­ off. Exchange. As low as 60c In Colors — Consisting, of-ballcoom, bar and r Chapter V.. section 25 o f . the town andM rs, dresser, raijch .type chest -week-daya...... bullt-a- year-ago for present ownerr Cod open stairway, oil steam heat^ « ( .certain,.rA. .estate, particularly jd^ wlU take pert tn a p w el « a ^ chester's’ oldest ’nbussinds '*'of "'weekly. Cole Motors." 436 Center DO YOU LOSE 300 HOURS Garden— Farm— Dairy charter to approve or dlaapprove and poster bed. Nicely finished. All ATTRACTIVE ROOM for two. Full cabinetTiitch'iBn, storm' windoyrs, AT A (XniRT OF PROBATE held ■erlbed in said application on file. It la slon on the life of John Wesley, A Complete Home Remodeling grill and adjoining building with MODERN THREE bedroom cot­ Now vacant and in exceUent con­ at Manchester, within and for the ORDERED: That the foregoing appU- accident free Instruction hours. street. Mitchell 9-0980. Situations Wanted— the following proposed capital pieces have worn edges. Was $249, housekeeping facilities including full cellar, stone terrace, H acre, District of Manchester, on the 13th ratloii be heard and determinea at the in which Dr. Lyman Bryiim of Service furnished apartments (all rented). Products 50 tage from June 28 through August dition. Full price $15,750. day of June, A.D. 1953. Hundreds of satlsAed students. A YEAR TRAVELING Male 39 project to be financed by the is­ now $219. Bendix. Near bus. Lai-ge porch large trees, $9,500. Carlton W. Probate offica in Manchester In said Columbia University will bs WARDS REBUILT Motors have Property has special oil steam 2nd. Near Niantic. MItcheU 3-4422. Hutchins. MItcheU 9-5133, MItcheU Present. JOHN J. WAI.I.ETT. Judge. District, on the 33rd day of June. A. D. For appointment tel. Mitchell PEPPER PLANTS 25c doz., lettuce and yard. 82 Garden street. T. J. CROCKE’TT Estate of Samuel Burgees, late of moderator. This program, whle the same strong warranty manu­ Mitchell 3-8271 heating system. Excellent Income suance of bonds of the Town of klodem walnut suite. Consists 9-4694. IMS, at ten o clock In the forenoon, and 9-2245. from any one of these businesses TO WORK? PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT - Special­ and cabbage 15c doz., trans­ Manchester, viz.. Broker Manchester. In said District, deceased. that noUce be given to all person* In­ originates In New York City, may facturers give on new motors. A. V. LINDSAY - Owner izing in small business accounts. planted tomato plants $1.50 per of Mr. and Mrs. dresser, chest and FURNISHED Room for hent near On motion of Thomas J. Rogers of terested In said estate of the pendency be viewed on channel 6, WNHC* which can be bought arparately or The construction, original equip­ MANCHESTER—New 6-room Cape ssid Manchester, executor. A LIBERAL. Hospitalization and Factory rebuilt from pan up; All_ types considered. Rates rea­ 100, at 12 Glenwood street. MItch­ panel bed. Regular $198. Sale price Main street. Gentlemen preferred. Wanteil to Rent 68 244 MAIN STREET of Said application nnd the time and checked. Inspected and tested., RAY’S ROOFING Company. Gut­ in one parcel; including ail equip­ ping and furnishing of a new ele­ Cod. Plastered walla, oil hot water ORDERED: That six months from place of hearing thereon, by publishing TV. ^ surgical plan offered by Mutual of You can en.ioy those extra sonable. Phone MItcheU 9-5124. eU 9-4187. $169. Tel. MItcheU 9-2170, 9 Hazel street. Phones: Mitchell 3-5416 end the 12th day of June A.D .. 1953. be and Only lO'/c down on terms, balance ter work, roof and' chimney re­ ment, both buildings and plot ap­ mentary school to be known as WANTED —Four or five room un­ heat, tile bath, fireplace, full cel­ a copy of this order In some newspaper Omaha. Investigate. Phone your 8 weeks each year by simply Residence MItcheU 6r-77Si the same are limited and allowed tor having a circulation In said district, at The program' commltUe o f Gib* local agent. MItcheU 9-7375. monthly. Liberal trade-in. 3139:95 pairs. "Free eatmiates gladly prox. 300 X .300’ located right on 'TRANSPLANTED Tomato plants, the Keeney Street School (or such Living room suite. 2 pc. foam ROOM or room and board. Private furnished rent. Adult famUy of lar, fine construction, near school, the creditors within which lo bring in least five days before the day Of said up. Montgomery Ward, 624 Main, well-traveled highway (Routes 6 investigating employment other name a* may later be deter­ Uiree. CaU MItcheU 9-4873. NEWLY REDECORATED duplex, % acre lot, large garden space, their claims against said estats, and hearing, to appear If they see cause at bons Assembly, OathoUe Ladlaa o f given. Ray Hagenow, Mitchell Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 peppers, egg plants, asters, zin­ rubber in back, arms and solid entrance. Parking. 374 Summit the said executor Is directed lo give ENJOY A DRIVER’S license. For Manchester. 0-2214. Ray Jackson, Mitchell and 44A).. Ow-ner Is retiring but possibilities at Spencer Rub­ mined b.y the Board of Education) foam rubber cushions. In red nub- street, or Mitchell 9-0086. 5 and 6. OU heat. Centrally locat­ only $13,500. Carlton W. Hutchins, said time and place and be heard rela­ Columbus, wSll have its seconff nias, salvia, petunias, snap­ RESPONSIBLE Manchester couple, iubllc notice to the creditors to bring tive thereto, M d make return to this meeting this evening at the home expert instmetion call the Man­ 3-8325. win take 20 year first mortgage ber right here in Manchester. FEMALE BOXER, purebred, four dragons. calandtilas, marigolds, said school to be built on land of tex, now $169. — ~ — t ~ ed—near school. Nice neighbor* MItcheU 9-5132, Mitchell 9-4694. fn. their claims within said time allowea court, and by mailing in a registered no chUdren, seek ,8, 4, 5 room, by publishing a copy of this order-In o f Mrs. E. 8. Mtdialak, 63 Gerard chester Driving Academy. Pilgrim after reasonable down payment. colors. Sire Femwood. Major geraniums, three for $1, at Oder- the town located on Keeney Street, (ROOM FOR r e n t , suitable for hood. CaU MItcheU 3-5820. letter on or before June 1*. 1953. n copy 2-7249. Business Services Offered 18 ROOFING, .Siding and carpentry. Investigate this oportunlty by Zohrer. Call Windsor Locks 3- pc. living room suite, famous j couple! On waterfront. All clean, con- quiet, reasonable rent. Ref­ FINE TWO-FAMILY house with some newspaper having a circulation In of this order to Anna M. Shea. 460 Ver­ street. mann's, 504 Parker street. .substantially in accordance with erences. CaU MItcheU 8-4897 eve­ MAKE AN offer, must be sold. Bol­ good Income. Madeline Smith, said protiate district, within ten days non street, Manchester. Conn.; Rose J, Alterations and addltioni. Ceil­ calling 2-3688. preliminary plan* and outline make. In green and red metallic j venience*. Pilgrim 2-6825. from the date of this order, and return Shea. 410 Vernon street, Manchester, AUTO DRIVING Instruction. All WIRING INSTALLiyflON of ail ings. Workmanship guaranteed. WE NEED material. Was $236, only $199. j ------nings. ton custom built 8 years ago. 22 Realtor. MItcheU 9-1642 or 8-4679. make tn (his court of the notice given. Conn. specifications dated May 26. 1953, foot living room, fireplace, 3 bed­ JOHN J. WALL.ETT. Judge. JOHN J..WALLETT, Judge. lessons on insured dual-control t.vpes. No job too email. Peter A. A. Dion, Inc., 299 Autumn JACK FEINBERG PUPPIES 6 weeks’ old. part Wire AFRICAN VIOLETS For Sale. 4 car. Capable experienced instruc­ Hair Terrier. 839 Center street. prepared by Arnold Lawrence. Hidebed. apartment size. Cov- j ONE NICE Housekeeping room for WANTED—Four or five room un­ rooms, large knotty pine kitchen, VALUES ON PARADE Notice Panteluk, 40 Foster g^reet. Phone street. Mitchell 3-4860. Real E.ktate ALL AROUND MACHINISTS Harvard Road. furnished tenement. Good refer­ AT A ail types of PRODUCTS CO. keys, fresh frozen, 10 to 22 days, Fridays. Saturdays, 9 to 9. adult family would sub-let furnish­ be heard thereon by publishing a copy 1950 CHEVROLET Bel-Aire, pOw- painting and carpentry work. Owner retiring because of health MItcheU 9-7966. and Middle Turnpike East, to­ floor 3 bedrooms, sewing room Cape Cods, Ranrb Houses, Two- of this order in some newspaper having the court house and gave testi feet from West aide line which U pair yvut washing machine or re­ pounds. Schaub's Turkey Farm, Boarders Wanted 56-A ed home or apartment July 25th erglide,'radio, heater, one owner. G'jaranteed work. Phone MItcheU reasons and moving out of atate. ChapeL Street gether with expenses connected 6 CU FT. AU porcelain Frlgidaire. through September ISth or any and full bath with shower. Steam Famllies from $9,500 up. a circulation In said District, at least mony against Nelaon. Datalla S feet cloior than regulations al­ Like new. Buy it at Center, Motor frigerator. Metro Service. Mitch­ 188 Hillstown Road. Very good condition. First $50 five days before the day of said hear­ 9-8933 for free estimates. KENMORE DE LUXE wringer with and incidental thereto, said part. References. MItcheU 3-5052. heat oil fired, one-car garage with were not given. low, St 89 Tanner Street, M U r Sales at the Center. ell 9-0883. Call Today and Ask takes it. bUtchell 3-4035. ROOM AND BOARD for gentle­ Call for Full Information. ing. and by mailing In a registered let­ Manchester EIGHT YOUNG geese for sale and type washing machine. Very good construction to be generally in man, on bus line. Tel. MItcheU Janssen, 47 Coburn Road. space for workshop. Large lot. ter on or before June 19. 1963. a copy M'tzzel gald Borts was a mem­ dence Zone A. ------^------a pair of old ones. Call MItcheU condition. Call MItcheU 9-3328. Price $11,800 with reasonable down of this Order to Harold Carter, Treasur­ ber of the\Abraham Lincoln Bri­ Charles Luce for extenalan Of NO MONEY dowTi on 1940 Ford, MASON, S_TONE contractor and accordance with preliminary NINE-PIECE Umed oak dining 9-1446. THE ELLSWORTH MITTEN er. East Windsor Cemetery Association, Roofinff 16-A Jack Feinberg, Real Estate 9-7811 after 6 p. m. FOUR OR FIVE room unfurnished payment, balance Uke rent. A good gade in the \’ Spanish Republican permiesion to use lot for poridBg 1940 Packard, 1941 .Chevrolets, cement w'o'ck. Va entlno Bellucci, plans and outline specifications room set. Reasonable. Mitchell AGENCY Pleasant Street. Warehouse PolnL Conn. WANTED— Experienced painters. dated June 5, 1953, prepared by rent. T w o adults, two teen-age. buy for the money. Alice Clampet, JOHN J. WALLE'TT. Judge. army which fought the forces of cars in . connection vflth car re­ 1939 DeSoto, 1942 ^bntiac and Fern street. Tel. MItcheU 3-5042. ROOFIN'!— Specializing In repair­ 1127 Main Street, Hartford Call 3-6526 after 5:30 p. m. Excellent selection of aluminum 9-6471. g Realtors Mitchell 3-6930 Ebbets. Frid and Pt-entice, the Apartments— Flat^> References. Death in family rea­ Realtor. Phone MItcheU 9-4543, or Francisco Frmhco in the Spanish pairing buslneee. Bast o f 624 Mid* many others. Douglas Motors, 333 Cali 9-5451 letween 5 and 7:30. ing roofs of all kinds. Also new Articles for Sslc 45 folding chairs, aluminum folding AT A COURT O F PROBATE hsid estimated cost o f which (exclusive ' UNDERWOOD Standard typewrit- son for moving. Seven years in MItcheU 3-6969. civil wgr. ^ dis Turnpike Biast, Realdeneo Main. roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys About This. Don’t Delay! FULL OR part lime baker wanted. picnic tables. Mark down on chil­ Tenements 6S present rent. Write Box B, Herald. TWO-FAMILY house, cleae to Main at Manchrstsr. within and for ths IKIORS O P E N E D ,k e y s fitted, Apply Pine Pastry, 6.38 Center of the portions of such proposed er. Mahogany piano bench, sales- ______street. Two four-room apart­ District of Manchester, on ths 15th He said Borts V xa In the elite Zone A. cleaned, repaired. 26 years’ ex­ HERE! THREE ROOM House for sale. day of Juiis. A.D. 1953. group of a tough Communist un 1950 FORD CLU^ coupe, excellent, copied, vacuum cleaners, irona, street. dren’s ahaninum chairs and rock- project hereinafter described) is men’s bag, Englander couch, riec- j APARTMENT-Second floor. Four Nice lot, shade trees. Inquire Mrs. ments. Large lot. On bus line. Harry Rylander, Jr., for permls- 31,095; 1946 Ford qlub coupe, very perience. Free estimat6s.. Oall Tel. 2-8338 — 2-2094 Present. JOHN J. WAI.LETT. Judge. guns, etc., repaired. Shears, As little as $1 weekly buys webbing, sun umbrellas, $4,550,000; trie meat boiler, upholstery hand, ,«rge rooms and bath. Modem, Wood.-South (Coventry. House next Charles W. Lathrop, Realtor. Tel. Estate of William David Rray. lats of derground, and actiVq in training eion to erect garage attached to clean, 3495. ert J. $200 Autumn Street, Resldsncs Zonq A. 1931. House seivice call 13.50. LENNOX Furnaces and warm air able and standard typewriters. 550.000? Yes or No. — street. Mitchell 9-7816. quirethents—typing, shorthand de­ SEMI AUTOMATIC Easy woaher, THE FRANCES K. WAGNKR Smith, Inc.. <63 Maii\ street. Tele­ Joseph Then for permlssloh to All makea of adding machines one year old. Good condition. Rea-1 2. (b) Shall the Town construct RARE opportunity , new s ' MItcheU 9-2186 day or night. heating. Earl Van Camp. Mltcliell sired but not ab.solutely necessary REALTY - REALTORS phone Mitchell 9-3241. repsur cars and Certificate of Ap­ 1952 Bu ic k Riviera two-door, like 9-5844. . Salesmen Wanted 36-A sold or rented Repairs on aU aonable. MItcheU 9-21M after 6 :30 originally equip and furnish a* room ranch, tile bath, oil hot { new. Tutone green and white, ANTIQUES Refibiaked. Repairing —knowledge of writing insurance makea Marlow’a. p. m. / Mitchell 9-0028 water heat, full cellar, city water.' x w o BUILDING LOTS in Man- Yts! On good, eloan oars WE WILL QIYE proval for ssime, in building at part of said high school,'an audi­ 322 McKee Street. Residencs Zona white wall tires. Phone 9-6190 af­ dona on any furniture. 'Heman, A PLUMBING shop at your door. policies helpful. Good salary and INTERESTED IN a pleasant out­ torium. the estimated cost' »f NEW TWO Bedroom ranch, con­ sewer, fine location, near bus line, cheiter, on Lake atreet. Mitchell ter 5. 189 South Main street. Phone No time lost. New work. Altera- door business of your owri 'in dis­ which Is an additional $300,000? $12,500. Carlton W. Hutchins. A. STATE HEARING ALSO. hO((rs. . veniently located. Full basement', 9-5873. $200 MORE THAN YOUR CAR IS ACTU­ Bruce E. MiUer for permission MItcheU 3-5643. ' tions, copper piping, fixtures, hot trict of Manchester? Be your own Y ^ or No. hatchway, hot water heat. Imme- Mitchell 9-S1S2; 9-4694^ J951 CHEVROLET, Styleline deluxe water automatLc heaters,. Youngs­ l^ s . ppmplete line pf^eyery. day, , ..,2.. i f j Btaall .the 'tpurq jcqnatruct .,,riUate.,ocajnAncy,. $IL900.,, ^.Phpne FOR SALE—65 seres 'and. Highest to erect addition on rear of dTrtU- ' -sedan, -radieg heater-, blue' -ftnlsh-.- thg which '7)Vlll 'resUR Tfi’'.’detach6d; ■ SECRETARtAL SEHVTCE'^-T’yp- town" sinks '^Id! Estlni'afes' glaff-' Write Box D; care Herald heces6iUes. Spices,' exifkets, "Vila- and origihally equip, os part of • Warren E. Howland, Realtor. ROOMS point In Covitntry. Call for sp^int- In wonderful cohditii i throughout. ALLY WORTH on Iho now 10S3 Ooigo:^ garage being located hr side yard ing. stenography, mimeographing, ly given. C. O. Lorentsen. Mitch­ mins, household- products plus a said high school, a swimmifi'g'pool, Mitchell 3-8600 any time. -ment. .PUgrim, 2-6630. Easy terms. Douglas Motors, 333 vari-typing, mailing for small or distinctive line of cosmetics and AND OUT-BUILDINGS Instead of‘In rear yard, at Sd Main street. ell 9-7636. EXPERIENCED Sales clerk. Alr- GIRL WANTED the eatintated cost of which is an Wh y PAY .rent when you can buy 1 large businesses. Reasonable toiletries. Big profits. Personal in­ additional $150,000? Yes or No. A FASCTNATING 6'.i room ranch South- - -Hawthorne StfeeL Real- conditioned store. Apply In person. with large, enclosed porch, attach­ Rural Zone, About Two Acrea a nice large building lot, near dence Zone B. 1949 MERCURY convertible, radio, rates. Phone MItcheU 3-7691. Marlow's. terview for qualified applicant. Copies of the preliminary plans THREE MODELS TO pHOOSE FROM: Millinery— Dremmakinfr 19 Write Rawleigh’s, Dept. CUF-26- FOR LOCAL INSURANCE AGENCY ed garage. Lot 220’ frontage x 150 $7,500 Route 6 on a black road for $400. Peter O rvini for permission to heater, new top. Excellent condi­ AN'HQUE FURNITURE restored, and outline specifications for the depth. Nicely landscaped. Excel­ MItcheU 9-73.77. tion throughout. Lustrous black HIGH SCHOOL girl or elderly wom­ 216, Albany, N. Y. erect addition 6’ x 8’ to Eiaat side furniture refinishing, caning and ALTERATIONS and dressmaking. Keene.v Street elementar;^ school lent construction. On bus line. Be­ of non-conforming garage build­ finish. Center Motor Sales, 461 an for light housework and care project and for the high school A-ZONE LOT. with 80' frontage on all types of re-seating work done. Expert work on women’s and of nine year old boy. Ail conven­ PurniaitMif position. Must bo good typor ing sold below original cost. War­ CLEARED LOT at Bolton’s MEADOWBROOK---$2086 ing and permission, to retain aald j Main Street. ’ ’ children's clothing. Quick service, projects, to which reference is ■ Washington street. Water and sew­ Anson F. Thorp. Phone MItcheU iences. MItcheU 9-0719. ren E. Howland, Realtor, 543 second lake. Will build to er available. T. J. Oockett, Brok­ non-conforming building in its 9-5935. reasonable prices. Will come to made in the foregoing notice, may 1946 PONTIAC eight sedanette, and hovt somo knowlodgb gf insuronco. Woodbridge street. MItcheU suit buyer. er. MItcheU 3-5416. present location of 2’ from rear blue. Radio, neater. Immaculate your home if desired. Call Cecile BIG PROFIT, distinction, and ah be inspected on any business day, 3-8600. line and located on lot not occu­ PIANO TUNING, repairing, restyl­ Brunelle. MItcheU 9-4370. opportunity is what you want, WANTED Wednesday through Tuesday, WOODED LOT, 100 x 200, near new | CORONETS-...... ---$2212 condition. First reasonable offer ing, keys recovered, players re­ HOLLISTER BC»OOL Section, pied by main building, et 318 Oak takes it. 164 Eldridge street. isn’t it? Without obligation I’ll tell June 17 through June 2S, from 9 SEVEN-ROOM HOME, four school and Wilbur Cross highway. | Street, Residence Zone B. paired. Pianos restyled and reup­ a. m. to 5 p. m., at the Municipal seven room single. Large screen­ Phone Mitchell 9-4997. Motring—>TmekinK-— you how you can get all th ree- CLARENCE H. ANDERSON bedrooms, two-car, garage. Omntry atmosphere. Twenty min-' Britno Maxxoli for permiesioa to holstered. Pianos bought, sold. lust write giving past selling ex­ COMMON Building. 41 Center Street, Man­ ed porch. Comer lot. Hot water oU ute* from Hartford. CaU MItcheU ; MItcheU 9-9329. 6 - 9 p. m. 20 heat. Storm windows, screens. E.xcellent condition. Cen­ CORONET V-8-- --S2326 erect addition, 9’ x 32' to nqn-oon- NO MONEY down, 1640 Buick club Storage perience to Gladys Bogue, 167 So. 74 Ecnt Contor Strnnt— Tol. MI-3-S343 chester, Connecticut. 9-2866. forming garage building which la coupe. 1940 Chevrolet, 1940 Oids- Main street, Middletown, Conn, j Electors resijiing In the First Venetian blinds. Beautifully land­ tral location. Will .show by Shuidsrd transmission on above prices. Overdrive and Gyromstlc RAY’S OIL Burner Service. Instal­ UANCTHESTER —Package Deliv­ LABORERS scaped. Price $13,800. Escott BOLTON— Lakefronl year .'round | not located on the ssune let occu­ mobile, 1940 Studebaker. Priced lations, repairs and service on oil This is not door to door. I need Voting District will vote at the appointment. Priced to extra. to sell today. Center Motor Sales ery. IjocsI light trucking and 8738 Agency, Mr. Jewell. 869 Main home. Large screened-glassed | pied by main building. East o f IM burners. Furnaces cleaned. 24- one manager, age 35 to 45, and East Side Recreation Building on Henry Street, Residence Zone A. at the Center. package dclive-'y. Refrigeratora, several fashion directors 25 to 50. Apply 1-4 street. Mitchell 9-2668. Residence aell. porch. 3-car garage. Boating, fish-. hour service. Tel. MItcheU 9-4901. School Street. "t MItcheU 9-0382. I ' William Belfiore for permlasion washers and stove moving a Opportunity knocks only once—- Electors residing in the Second ing, swimming at your front door. : ALL COLORS AND MODELS 1952 CHEVROLET Delu.xe tutone apeciaity. Mitchell 9-0752. A darling little bare-arm dress to project a comice on proposed BULLDOZER For hire. ExceUent this is it. Write today. It’s new, JARVIS VoUng District will vote at the . 2866NEW THREE Bedroom ranches Madeline Smith, Realtor. MItcheU | grey, equipped. Uke new. Center for back fill. Landscaping and exciting and different. for tiny lota, cut on eaay-to-sew PHIL HALLIN AGENCY 9-1642 nr 3-4679. dwelling 18” closer to North slda Motor Sales, rear of Post Office. West Side Recreation Building on with attached garage. Three to AVAILAILE FOR ON-THE-SPOT DELIVERY - Une than regulations allow on grading. Reasonable rates. Mitch­ AUSyir* A. CHAMBERS CO., REALTY CO. WANTED princess lines. And it will be an en­ Realtor local and long dlidance moving, HELP WANTED for day work. Ap­ Cedar Street. tirely different dress with either This ever-poplar pineapple de­ choose from. Ebcceptional fine con­ Southeast side of Adelaide RoaS 1938 DODGE panel truck, in good ell 9-0650. 5 Dover Road, Manchester Electors residing in the Third struction. Youngstown kitchens, packing, storage. Call Mltcbdl ply Annex Snack Bar, 29 East .the wing or puffed sleeve bolero sign— worked in snow-white cotton t Mitchell 9-9221 Resort Property for Sale 74 ! WE NEED GOOD, CLEAN, USED CARS NOW (North of No. 37) Reaidence Zone condition throughout. 385 Center VoUng District will vote at the . added. —will grow by leaps and bounds dishwasher. Mahogany panelling AA. street. GUARANTEED Top quality tele­ 3-5187. Hartford 6-1423. ^ n te r street. 5-RbOM COLONIAL, every con­ vision ser\'ice. Calls received be­ STENO-CLERK State Armory on Main Street. Pattern No. 8738 ia a sew-rite per­ under your crochet hook to make in living and dining areas. Modu- William Thornton for per­ Eleetork residing in the Fourth • flow controlled heat, large lots. venience, G. E. oil hot water heat, WATERFRONT COTTAGE at Drop In . . . See and Drive the New 'SS.Dodge EXTRA CLEAN CARS fore 9 p. m. will be serviced same forated pattern in sizes 1, 2. 3, 4, 5,' an attractive set (or chair, love mission to erect breexeway aad night. Call Mitchell 9-1347. VoUng District will vote at the ■ 6 years.-Size 3, dress, lin yards of seat or sofa. Two miles from Mapehester shop­ near school, lovely neighborhood, Coventry Lake, four rooms and garage attached to dweUi^ 4’ beautiful shrubbery. CaU owner ,bath, artesian well, large porch This Offer Good Only to June 30 PRICED LOW Y. M. C. A. Building on North ' 33 or 39-inch; % yard for either Pattern No. 2866 conaiets of com­ ping area. Many other features. from South eide Une which Is 4' MR. LANDLORD! SIPTIC TANKS FOR PERMANENT POSITION Phone Warren E. Howland, Real­ MItcheU 9-5051 after 6 p. m.. and garage. Furnished. For ap­ s Main Street. bolero. I plete crocheting instructions, stitch closer than regulations allow, at 1862 Dodge Sedan — 5,000 miles. ALL KINDS of carpentiy work. AUTD All persons voting on Articles . For' thifl pattern, send 30c In- .illustration*. material require tor. MItcheU 8-8600 any time. weekdays. pointment call MItcheU 9-0760. Save. WANTED SAVE S200— PLUS NEW STATE TAX JULY 1 ^ 10 Fenwick Road, Realdeaoa Zone Reasonable rates.. MItcheU 9-4291. PIm s * GIvo M* An Knowledge of shorthand or dictating machine necessary. 1, 2a, 2b and 2c on the basis of 'Coins, your name, address, size.de­ ments and finishing directions. SEVEN ROOM Home with new BOLTON LAKE—Rosadale section A. 1851 Chevrolet Sedan—Powerglide Office Girl with knowledge PLUDDED SEWERS property qukllftcatlona in accord­ sired, and the Pattern Number to Send 35c in 0>ins, your name, ad­ George Leglar for permissioB t* Opportunity G. E. steam oil furnace. 3-car ga­ New 4 room ranch, plastered SubnriMin tor Sale 75 —81.388. of bookeeping and typing 40 hours per week. Company benefits, pieaaant sur­ ance With' Section' 496 of the Con- ' SUE BURNETT, THE MANCHES­ dress and the Pattern Number to rage. 3 lot*. Fine for a family. walls, tile bath, electric hot water. ereqt detached garage at Ode of HoosehoM Seniees To Prosont My C o m TER EVENING HERALD, 1130 ANNIE CABOT, THE 5IANCHE8. 1831 Studebaker Sedan—$1,185. preferred but not essen­ necUcut General SUtutes will vote $10,500. Madeline Smith, Realtor. Good mortgM/e and terms avail­ dweUing instead o f in rsar yard, Offered 13-A M idlilt Cltai^di roundings, paid holidays, paid vacation. 8t the jState Armory on Main AVE. AMERICAS, NEW YORK $6. TER EVENING HERAIJ), 1156 MItcheU 9-1643 or Mitchell 3-4679. able.Lake privUeges. Price 83,700. R(X!KVILLE. 11 C?arol Drive, near. at 36 Jarvia Road, Residence lon e If yoa have 4 or 5 rooms to tial. N- V. (,. AVE. AMERICAS, NEW YORK, $6,' bus line, one year old CApe C!od. 1858 Chevrolet Tudor—$1,185. rent I really Mvid them. Let ma Streeu % Tel. Mitchell 9-2263. SOUMENE,lnc. A. ' ’ W|6a V1NG of bums, moth bolts Septta Ikaks. Dry Wells, 9ewar Don’t miss the new. Basic Fash­ N. Y. ' . The polls will be' open from 8 J 63 BRANFORD Street^ room, bun------1------.y Four finished, two unfinished, fire- All persons Inttrsst sd nmy fit- 1850 ^«rd Club Coupe—$1,095. and tom clotbing, hosiery runs, talk with you; Have a family of Apply ■I Isas Installed—Cellar Water- SEE MR. TYLER ion (or 'S3, spring and summer. Presenting the New Anne Cabot galoiw, giaaaed-ln poFch, garage, VERY DESIRABLE seven room tplace, full cellar, oil heat, hM thrM^ can fkralah A-1 refer­ Proaflag Doaa. o'clock tn the forenbon until 8 tend-this hefiring. Terms To Suit You hMdbags repau^. xippar ra-, O'clock in the afternoon. It's A complete spring sewing Needlework Album. Directions for oU steam heat. An older house in Colonial. Sacrifice for oulck sale. water heater, connection for wash­ 434 CENTER ST,— TEL MI-3-S101 ' ' ences. A maa a-he meets hts CARTEL guide (dr amart, practical ward- ZONING BOARD OF APPEAUI pU^cemea^ umbraUaa repairad, Dated at Manchester, GonnecU- puppet mittens, ba^c embroidery exeellsnt cendiUon. Charles W. Many extras not found in other er and drier, screens, blinds, reapooal bill ties. C. R. BURR Bt CO., INC Tobea; ^ paUem printed Inside shrubs, newly redecorated. Pries , Georgs H. S^arlow, COLE MOTORS men'a MUrt'eoUans raversad and M cKin n e y r r o $. cu\ this 16th day oI Juna, 1858..^ stftchea and grand designs ere Lathrop. Realtor. ’M . MItcheU homes. Phone oumer MItcheU CHEVROUT CO., Inc. the bQoli. 35 cents. $11,800. R o g l ^ t 6-96M. ^O sitteP Street raplacod. llarlowM UttlalCandlag 8EWEKA0E DBMMAL Ca m Oakland Strwt, printed in this issue, 35 cp ts . •-0IS4 or MItcheU 6 - m . .9-2U6. , » PHONI MI-3.H2I 3 li Main Street lM-yt$ Pearl SL m . Richard MarUa < Shop. General M an ner . .■■■- '.Vi, . 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THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 19J^ PAGE EIGHTEEN iHattrl;«Et?r lEornina H(ralh t - ; Average Daily Nc| Preas Ron The Waathcr P er the Week Ended Fereeaet M D. S. Weather Mr. and Mrs. W illiam A. Smith Zion Lutheran Vacation Bi'ole Mlsk Mary Dower, Miss Betty June IS, IM S 'announce the birth o f a son, Lalv- school w ill open June 22 for two Murphy and Miss Shirley Turking- About Town j-enc; Raymond, born June 17 at weeks, closing July 3. Registra- ton are spending a two weeks' 1 0 ,9 4 8 |ralr, net eo eeel tonIgM. Sat- Argentia, Newi^ouhdlahd.' Smfth' is' lldn will Uke place oH Monday at vacation in • Colorado Springer nrday fair and bet. High 9S-9S. Miss Phyllis Gertrude Johnson, stationed there as a petty officer the opening se.ssion. Hours are Colo. They made the trip by air­ Member el the AudH daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Charles With the U. S. N avy A ir Force. ^He from 9 tof-ll:45 a. m., Monday plane to Chicago, where they took . RmeaU ef CIrenUitlaM Manch€$ter~—A City of Village Charm Johnson, of East Center street, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis through Friday. On Friday, July 3, a train for their destination. was graduated from Sf. Joseph's R. Smith o f South Coventry, for­ the closing exercises will be com­ bined with a lawn parly, if the The June Boy Scout district College. West Hartford, at com­ merly of this town. THHs wife was (Clnanlfled AdverUntaig ea Page IS) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1953 (TWENTY PAGES) PRICE nVE CENTS mencement exercises held on June the former Miss Eleanor Carlson,' weather is favorable and old as meeting will be held tomorrow VOL. LXXII, NO. 221 12. Miss Johnson, a graduate of daughter oT’ Mr. and Mrs. Gustave well as young folks ,will be wel­ night at 8 o'clock at the East Side Manchester High School In' the Carlson of North Franklin. come. Demonstrations and dis­ Rec library. Chairtpan Kloppen- class of 1949, majored In child plays of handicraft of varloiis burg expects the attendance of all kinds, the work of the pupils; will institutional representatives. study at the college. Miss Janet A. Knofla of Munro be of interest to the parents. street has returned after spending Miss Avery Russell, of Mountain Dr. and Mrs. C. Paxton Stoddeil' several days in Wlnterpprt. Maine, road, Glastonbury, is attending the - .of . W«Uealey, Masa.., Announce . the with Miss THelwa Dowling, "for­ ■■■'Mtss Janice... E. -Anderson nf annual "summer conferencr-of ■ the birth of a third son. Jay Kimball. Rldridge street and Robert P. Student. Christian Movement In Mrs. Stodder Is the former Ann merly of this 'to^yn. She attended the commencement exercises at Genovesi o f School street will he New York State being held this At HALE'S Self o l Lashlnske, daughter Mr. and week at Camp Dudley on Lake Mrs. Arthur Lashlnske, IM Henry Bates College as a guest of Miss married .Saturday at 11 a. m. in St. James' Church. Champlain. street. Dowling. Anderson-.Shea Auxillarj’, V FW HALE'S LAND O' LAKES members, who plan to be present at the breakfast, honoring Depart­ ment President Florence Streeter o f this town, scheduled for Sunday, COFFEE BUTTER Supreme Court Sets Aside Douglas Ruling June 28. at 8:30 a.m.< Wauregan Hotel, Norwich, should make Ground To Order Pound reservations with the treasurer. F R U b Mrs. .Tohn Buchanan of Woodland Pound street by the 25th. 1 0 * S a b re je ts No More Writin\ No More Booka—Until September ion THIS WEEK . . Savt 5e to lOe Lbs Destroy Six Is Refused On HALE'S Swell Korea Total Headquarters HORMEL More MIGs By 6‘3 Vote PINEHURST CHICKEN OF THE SEA Seoul. June 19_)_New fth# two-year-old armlettce negotla- ' tlon*—now In their 11th hour— re­ FOR Betty Croeker IN TODAY’S M AIL COFFEE and b lo^ y mass breaks from. mained to be aeen. Seoul, June 19— (4*)—^U. S. l^'flshinjfton, June 19— (ff) OHOPPEU HAM Allied stockades today swelled A t Communist requeet, a full- "Dear Mr. Gormaa: pi<8- 3 5 ® SaWe jet.s destroyed six Com­ — ^President Eisenhower to> TUNA drei.<; meeting of the armiitice We couldn’t possibly leave Man- SHURFINE to nearly 26,000 the legion of munist MIGs and damaged day rejected an appeal that Can 7-Ounce Can WHITE CAKE MIX eheeter — without your knowing how anti-Communist war prison-* three in air battles high over he spare the lites of atom much we’ve enjosr^ shopping In your COFFEE ^ 79c ers liberated in South Korea’s was n^quick offleurcom: northwest Korea today. On spies Julius and Ethel Roaeo> rrientf y store . . . Betty Crocker or*.. bold defiance of the UN Com- muntet reaction to -Rhee’a deflant We shall miss yon . . . the ground. Communist in­ berg. ______mand. move. fantrymen in company Sincerely, ^ MAXWELL HOUSE In Moscow, the'Soviet press car­ Devil’s Food Coke Mix 35 More than 1,800 bolted from five .strength jabbed viciously at Washington, June 19— THE ------’* prison camps and a hoapital last ried the atorv under the heading night and early, today on the heels "Provocatory Actions of the Syng- South Korean positions along — With swift strokes, the Su­ COFFEE 89c Betty Creeker o f those ordered released Wednes­ msn Rhee Clique." The reports the central front, probing for preme Court today swept PINEHURST day by President Syngman Rhee published there implied collusion weak spots where a major as­ away all legal barriers to the o f the Republic o f Korea. between some American authori­ HILLS BROS. PREMIER. sault might break through., execution of atomic spies p‘'s-35® U N Command headquarters in ties and the South Koreans. . Chinese Reds smacked into sev­ j r e d j ::a n _ Yellow Coke Mix Additionally, Russian newspap­ Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, Tokyo placed at 25,952 the total eral .RQKTheld..hUi. .posiUona along STAHL-MEYER ers publtsbfedU. S: SecreUry “Of Kweans escaping: in the past two the east central front where 30,000 and'pnsdn OffTciilS' t^htativO- 4 > P E N State Dulles’ comment ithat Rhee Rm9«s, R*friq«raters MUSHROOMS days, and 9.398 those anti-Red to 40,000 Communists had rolled ly set 11 o’clock (d.s.t.) to­ Betty Crocker ^ violated “the authority of the COFFEE “^ «9c Koreans remaining in custody. The back Allied lines as much as two EVERY W oshm and AH Stems and Pieces H A M SPREAD United Nationa Command: "And night as the hour for their figures differed somewhat with miles early this week In a pre^ Save 1Oc On those released by the UN Prisoner Prime Minlater Churchill’s state­ death in the electric chair. Othnr AppUoncM 4 Ounces Honey Spice Coke Mix 35* ment deploring, the prisoners’ re­ armistice drive toward the SSth By a 6-3 vote, tba nation’s high* 48 UPTON TEA BAGS e f W ar Command, which said its parallel. 1'^] Oc. Can ...... 26c totals were "rough.” lease. est tribunal threw out the stay of FRIDAY Sale Price 4,'>c "It Is ss simple ss that,” Lessner Five MIGs were destroyed In execution granted on Wednesday Those making the break early sky battles deep In northwest Ko­ im J M tlU U coat today included 494 who battled A Rhee aide said “ anyone who by Justice William O. Douglas. understands our position will un­ rea and one near Stiiho Dam on And, after brief consideration. Save 10c On LIVERWURST U. 8 . Marinea at Aacom City the Yalii river dividing North Ko­ Camp, near Seoul's big port of derstand" the presid^tial order It denied a motion for reconsider­ NIGHT S A L A D A T E A rea and Communist Manchuria, Inchon on the west coast. ’The UN freeing the priaonera. Rhee has ation and a pita for a stay from the Air Force announced. _ Sale Price On Command said the leathemecka voiced vigorous opposition to any tha court itself pending consider^, O*. Can Capt. Ralph Parr of Apple Val­ « /2 Lb. Pks:.. 57c 23c had replaced ROK guards at the armistice leaving Korea divided. ation of tha case by Presidant lin t il e S LET US FILL YOUR ley, Calif., knocked down his alxtlr 8 0 Camp before the South Koreans When Allied and Communist Elsenhower. Red Jet in 12 days. It was his A clemency petition la on fUe at Brini; Your Soap FOR DAD— ALL POPULAR CIGAREHES had opportunity "fo r collusion." truce teams agreed upon a formu- Whether the mass releases and 28th mission. Parr la the aec- the.lVhite House. ond Jet ace from the tiny desert Eisenhower has once denied Coupons To Pinehurst $2.05 CARTON breaks for freedom would wreck (Contlhned on Page Eight) For Redemption. resort community. Capt. Joseph clemency, however, snd it appear­ HUNTE CANDIES. PKG. 29c McConrtell, Jr., the world's top ed the only thing that might ONE POUND TINS SMOKING TOBACCO ace with 16 MIG kills, SIso'hails cause him to change his View Called for and delivered from Apple Valley. would bo a full confessioB Flghter-bombera continued to from the doomed spies. promptly at no extra The couple, who have steadfast­ PINEHURST MEET THESE THRIFTY BEST FOODS pound the battle front and Red < charge. CERTO Berlin Reds Launch supply lines in North Korea. I ly maintained their innocence, W 7 S m |» V S t n M "ijia Air Force, meanwhile, boost­ have said government ofHctSls PINEHURST MEATS BREAD AND ed from five to six the number of . have offered them aastiHincea of a FRESH PINE PHARMACY MIGs ahot down in air batUea 25c Bottle commutation to life Imprlaonmeut May we auggeat broiled Lamb Pattiea, paprika potatoes and CALL MI.9-9814 BUHER PICKLES Back to Work Drive Thursday. Four othar Red Jets' in ratiira for a full account ot VE6ETARLES broiled pesmhea. Fill the peaches with entrant Jelly . . . bacon-wrap wart damagad. their aettvitiaa in. the conspiracy 15-Ounce Jar The Navy reported the arrival of of which they were convict^ the lamb patttee. ‘B#Hin, 'Jtnie T5i8t Berlin’s Hussian-protected Today ia a Smy to wwwswfcer for aomiS Y.WM boys a«d glrla eo- Rerald Fhotos. SUREJELL a new Marine air squadron on diae Holleaheck, (lowref left) aeveotb grade taoelisr. mopa her brow Soon after the' hlstorle rdltiig Korea's west coast. Planes of the rolled In the MaodieBter achool system. It’a th« last day of aobool NA'nVE BEETS GENUINE SPRING Communist governors launched a frantic back-to-work propa­ untU that dim day la September wboa tbe three R’s are poraued hoder at the oompMtIoo of the flnoT omy. Oo the right, believe R of aot, was announced here, U. S. MsrahsI ganda campaign today in tacit admission that Soviet tanks, Polka Dot Squadron aboard the WiUUm A. (Carroll said In New 2 p k g s . 2 9 c carrier Balroko hit Red targets on the guManeo ef tbe tebehera. Aa example ef 'this Hobeniided Joy Doaaa FrederWcaMi pod Heory Welberlll opeMy expreaa aadimaa at \2 Bnshu 25e V Velveeta I Campbeli.’s troops and a summary execution had not ended major resist­ was caught by the Herald photographer at the HelHster Street Sehool. the alga on the soheel doer- but that’s only a Jebe an the phote- York that 11 p.m. (d .s .L ) tonight 45c Korea's west coast Thursday. Thp had baen tentatively eet for carry­ LAMB PATTIES Pasteurised ance to their puppet government. 4,' ■■ ' ’------famed Checkerboard squadron has In tbe photo aeroas the top, the happy pupils of Miao Helene Gorman’s grapher. They reaRy are aa happy aa all the othera at the ptoa|tecta FOR YOUR ing out the death eentences. And yon can also get that good spring Umb flavor at a low price "That must hsve been how he I m -m qa/n' been harraasing Communist supply fourth grade burst out of the doors for a suimner of play. Miss Ma- •f the summer vaeatlon. PAROWAX Orecets Cheese Peed .Jim CANS POR In Washington, officials indi­ SUMMER SQUASH If you try— was accidentally drawn Into the { W f-a fn f-g x fv g l w | q w | lines in recent months. E A R ^ JUNE PEAS workers' demonstration. He had no j AA I T R C l l l Except on ^the central front, cated there was considersble ques­ LUMBER tion whether the tentative 11 p.m. B E ^ GREENS 2 Lb. Box 95c IMEAT eSOUT) special interest in politics,” she i f v 1 1 f v-a g • ground action'was light. On the DELECTABLE BRAISED LAMB SHANKS 21c pkg. declared in the two-room apart- l - l g x | g i I g v r western end of the battle line the General Clark Boston Lawyer hour would stand. CALL THIS PREMIER ment that also houses the dead Eighth Army reported only two Approval Is Seen Jamas V. Bennett, director of CBISP, FBESH OR ROAST LAMB SHOULDER man's sister and brother-in-law. -j- 1 small patrol contacts in the night. the Federal Prison buraau. told rs- 6RAPEFRUIT FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES In a note to Fast Berlin's Soviet I f g | \ g g g * Q A I l A j g f ’ lg A woman’s voice floated over Follows Broad Owes U. S. Tax porters the new execution date has CUGUMllERS GENUINE SPRING NUMBER control chief. Sergei Dengln, the 1 V I I A the front from Communist loud­ not been decided on. He eald the NATIONAL U. 8 ., Britain and France through speakers: decision would be reached here, SECTIONS NATIVE ICEBERG LETTUCE ,^12c On Europe Aid Bill Of One Million meaning at the Justice depart­ 2 For 2!b theln commandants In West Berlin Stamford. June 19— (P)— Investi­ "Hello boys, hello boys." she Safety Orders BISCUIT Size 303 Can condemned the Russians' "Irre­ gators of the mystery slaying of said. "Peace ia signed snd we will ment. LAMB SHANKS ib 29c MI-3-5125 LOCAL BEETS 2 Bcha 19c sponsible recourse to military Una Beatrice Etsan, 36-year-oId all go home tomorrow." Washington, June 19 — (4t — Providence, R. I., June 19 — There had been aome ({ueatlon Another broadcast said the war W'a.shiniton, June 19— (,lp)*Umied Truman administration ralaed earlier that the Rosenbergs, GREEN BEANS force” which they blamed for the East Orange, N. J., nurse, reported Gen. Mark C5ark, Far East Sup­ policies without aubstantisl (45 — A Boston tax lawyer who is three .years old and "we should who are Jewish, would be put to R itx ...... Pkg. 33c 2,..29e bloodshed in the revolt against Red j today the. arrest «f-.John C Par- reme Commander. is dealing with —Spokesmen for both parties change.' Representative Rdybum SPINACH LAMB NECKS Lb 25c CUCUMBERS was on intimate'terms ■with sev­ death during the JetVIah Sabath rule. I rino, 46, a Stamford factory fore­ all go home." ' the explosive Korean situation predicted today President of Texas, the Democratic leader, S A L A D M IX U. S. authorities today released But the fighting apparently will eral members of former President which begins at Sundown on Fri­ EASY TO SLICE LA M l SHOULDERS Avq. Each $3.35 Royal Lunch .. 1 Lb. 37c man. on an assault charge. guided only by a broad order to Eisenhower will w in' what pledged his support. COLE S L A W NATIVE PEAS Lb. 25c Otto Nuschke, the deputy premier Truman's White House staff has day and ends at sundown Satur­ Det. Capt. William J. Lynch maintain the safety and security The President himself, in a of the East German government (Continued on Pago Five) amount.s to a vote of confi­ received a government notice ask­ day. \ Serve these Lamb cuts In well seasoned gra^y. For a platter Henoy Graham 1 Lb. 33c and Det. Sgt. Canio Genovese, who of United Nations forces In South move N^’lth obvious cold war who waa punched and kicked into made the arrest, declined to dis­ dence when the House ballots, ing him to pay alleged back in­ Meanwhile, Ossining PoUcs pam er . . . hot buttery raisin or plain minute rice along with a CANTALOUPES E ^ A S e Korea. propaganda overtones, announced West Berlin by angry East Ber­ cuss it. Parrino ia being held come taxes and penalties amount­ Chief Spencer Purdy began block­ RADISHES or toaaM aalad. The Pentagon, relying on probably this afternoon, on late yesterday the U. S. Is grant­ 2 3 ' liners at the height of Wedhse- under $10,000 bonds. (Clark's political and military ing to $1,477,808. ing ail roads leading to the prison PREMIER 5 ,or 25c his new foreign aid program. ing an additional 50 million dol­ PINEFH^RST LEMONS day’a rioting. Lynch and Genovese have been AWOL Sailors Judgment, has sent him no new The $4.998.7S2..500 bill was Paul T. Smith haa acknowledge gates to forestall any march on RARERIPES W E LC H ’S Nuschke, 70. was sent back to lars in aid to West Berlin. receiving the whopping proposed the prison by demonstrators. working on the case since Miss detailed military directives since debated for five hours yeaterdsy, Eisenhower said part of the PEACHES Lb. 25c East Berlin after two days of ques­ Elsen's battered body wXs found President 5r-,-ngman Rhee prectpl- and the way was open for an tax deficiency. But declared to re­ ' Ahnotmeement of the decldon 2 Bunchos 15c tioning by police and American in­ money will be used to stockpile PEARS near a Long Island beaclx/lrre at Enjoy Selves tsted s rriaia by ordering release anticipated flock of amendments. porters that he doesn’t owe "a GROUND BEEF » 39c telligence officers-. He had been food, fuel and raw materials URAPE JUICE 2u»31c dawp.. last iSiesday. She.had been, -dl- -all-.. non.-Communlat, ..prlapners, Speaker. Joseph—W. .. Martin iR- cent" and that the tax investiga­ (Oantlnaed «|B Pago Tea) For Sunday dliSer, ifcmal”fiither '(iwem1»ier Tl‘s * BANANAS ... '■~rcscued' from* the rlhtefi' b y W est­ struck on the head with a sharp held by the U N In So\ith Korea, It tion of him Is the rtault of “per­ NATIVE CABBAGE I-arge Size Can Bottle Mass.) said he hoped for a vote (Oontinued on Page Two) to r* ern police, who took him into cus­ Instrument and then hit by an In Couiily ~ Jail waa learned today. secution" by political enemies. GREEN PEPPERS tody. Vladimir Semyenov, the sometime today. LARGE SIZE LIMES 2 „,15e automobile, medical authorities However, the White House and Representative Halleck of Indi­ "That’s the price you have to PINEHURST SPECIAL CHOICE Soviet High Commissioner for pay for fooling around with pol­ RED RIPE TOMATOES said. 1... ood. Tenn,. June 19 (At State department, with the advice ana, the Republican floor leader, Germany, protested to the Ameri­ itics,” Smith said. "This whole tax Parrino waa arrested at 5:15 of the Pentagon Command, are and Repreflcntative Richards (D- cans and demanded Nuschke's Im­ p. m. (dst) yesterday, police said, — Two youthful sailors- both Ko­ investigation Is the result o f my Bulletins Accidents will Happen. . W * keeping a sharp watch on military .S. C.) predicted In'separate inter­ Foreign Parcel RIB OVEN ROAST OF BEEF 59e mediate release. Nuschke was at the factory where he was em­ rea veterans and both AW OL- -are alleged relationship with certain matters through reporta from views that the bill would be ap­ from the A P Wires "ran Into" a "bum’’ laV of MEAT DEPARTMENT taken by car to the American-Riis- ployed. people In Washington." spending their unofficial vacation Clark. Potatoes recently. ,tf you TENDERCURE BRISKET WE’VE FOUND A NEW LOW. IX)W PRICE ON THESE aisn sector point on the Prinien- Lynch said police had investi­ proved without aubstaotial ruts. Post Increase An active Democratic party in the county Jail at Rockwood- A two-hour session of the Joint Richards, senior Democrat on » purchased any them, POPULAR HIGH GRADE BEEF CUTS; strasse and .handed through 'police gated the names of a dosen or worker, Smith waa formqr Gov. 4 3 ‘ 3 9 ‘ lines without ceremony. He . is more men listed in sn address both loving it. Chiefs of Staff was held late yes­ the House Foreign Affairs com­ Paul A. Dever's choice to head REDS END MYSTERY SOB please tell the check out terday, apparently to consider the Panmunjorn, June 18—(Sv-Oom- ■ leader of a wing of the Christian book in the nurse's pocketbook, The Navy was never Jlke this: mittee, told Democrats' yesterday the anniial Jefferson Day dinner PINEHURST COiRNEU REEF 75c various, and dangerous, military Set for Aug.C7 1 munlat Army engineers abnmtiy cashier, arid she will gladly MUSSELMAN’S APPLE PIE j.r 37c U. S: CHOICE BEEF Democratic party which has col­ snd he could report no new de­ Roans. County has made them it was their "duty" to support the In Boston recently. He w-ss a lead­ Carefully trlgsmed . . . eomed right. ; Dotentialities crested bv what the measure, becau.se he said it con- stopped weric today on their replace them free of charge. laborated with the Communist nit­ velopments In connection with honorary citizens. They go swim Washington, June 19—(45— ing fund raiser for Adlai Steven­ ers of East Germany. this. He stated no Stamford men !l,T ™ r v dn"TT,irc«n“r hVndle tr. S. ha. termed Rhee'. violstlon mystery hut at the Panmunjorn Please remember, every­ Wn wiU hovn small qnnuint spring Idmb kgs. form MUSSELMAirS CHERRY PIE jar 39e Postmaster General Summerfield son's campaign. truce site. Two hundred er more BOKELESS CHUCK With 200 Russian tanks and were listed. d l theTn'itafio^^^^^^ "They are. not really after me thing you buy at Plnhurst RIB RO AST today announced a sharp increase North Koreans had almoat com^ frnsh frynrs, fowl and roosttrs, and froznn nvisenrotnd ' BEST CUTS OVEN OR POT ROAST meals. They went . "V h e T h .^ b e e n talk here, includ- but they are looking for aomeone pleted Ms foundatkMS. . it carries our guarantee! ^ (Continued on Pago Eleven) (f^nHnued on Page Eight) In^U., S... surface .parcel, pojlt rates toriinyfi-j ...■"■'r h o m e c o m f o r t »men ■ ‘ within - mditary cireles,; bigger, whom they, think they, can •This '» / h e best lO «n in line by with- NewsTidbits to foreign destinations, estimated fino through me,'* 'S 'aaid. ALL O-m’s OMUNOED ' - ffJOZfN - ever been in. they agree. i drawing • > logistic support of------ROK to increase charges by 17 million "But they haven’t found a thing.” Tokyo, June 19-ri45—All EVERYDAY 5 5 c Lb. Smith declined to say who the Your outdoor picnics will bn bnttnr if you snrvt Pint- 1 4 Picnic Set/ It all started In San Diego. divisions. ' Called from A P Wires dollars a year. giant 0^1X4 Olobemaatcrs flying MORIARTY Bros. THE BEST BEEF-tAND THE LOWEST PRICE IN YEARS! Calif., on June 1 when S 1/C However, to stop supplies, trsns- A ir parcel post is not affected. "bigger” person might be. but the alrUtt between Japan and hurst fmshly sliend cold cuts, frnsh franks and fmshly CTharles H. Robinson. 21, of Knox-1 The hike will be effective Aug. he reeled off s list of his acquain­ 315 CENTER ST FOOD McCarthy Was Aware portatlon snd other support for Korea were grounded titday LOW PRIOES cheppnd ground.bnnf. Hak's fmok mnot supply inehidns top grodn BEEF, ville. Tenn., snd F 1/C Roy Lee . ROK divisitons would mean that State Highway Commissioner G. 1. tances which Included some impor­ pending an investigation ef hl^ Austin. 19, of Wilson. Okie., got the burden of manning the front Albert Hill says he'll be ready in The changes were ordered by tant people in Truman’s White tory’s greateet air disaster Htinz Catsup ... 25i PORK, LAMB obd VEAL Also SMOKED MEATS and to talking at the San Diego Nsval ; three weeks to, recommend ap­ Summerfield under authority House Inner circle as well as at whirh killed 129 American serv­ Htrshey Syrup . . 16< GOAL - COKE SPECFALS CORNEDBEEF. , Of Assassination Plans Base. (Ikinfiniied on Pnge Tw o) pointment of a nationally recog­ given to the- Postmaster General least one notorious Boston icemen yesterday. "I said to Roy 'let's go to Ten­ nized engineering firm to under­ by Congress to adjust overseas racketeer. postage rates at any time, at his During his hevday s.s s tax Spam ...... 45i ad-J- ^ ---M- Om---- 04—a*. Washington, June 19 — (4^ — • mand had prepared a list for nessee.' " says Robin.son. take a rest In toll-traffic aiirvey RHEE GETS IKE CABLE Td. MltchnU 3-5135 mUet discretion. lawyer, Smith on aeveral occasions wV IMIWM elMlmC SNOW CROP Senator McCarthy (R-W la) said liquidation, and that Bortz’s ape- "Don't, say that unless you mean for the proposed $213 million Seoul, June 19—(45 Preid-. New York Docks j The present basic American sur­ visited President Tnimsn’s Key Patd Do9 Fo6d — C «N M IiW lV d M *2 S — RoatiiRfi! Chitkitts Broilers - - Fryers today he hai known "for aome ciRc Job was handling the liquids- it." Austin replied, snd as Robin­ cross-state expressway . . . U. S. dent Syngman Rhee today re­ face parcel post rate to all coun- West vacation parties he said, as 2 for 29e BROOCOU SPEARS N O w a s t e time" that CJommunlats have him tion of McCarthv, others to handle son tells it. "we took off without Navy orders Gov. laulge to active ceived a cable from President Trrm rnTTTTr marked for assassination, and a the rest of the list." a red cent or a cigarette." Due for (’lean-Up duty for a two-week training per­ Eisenhower charging that Rhee They hitchhiked the 3.000 miles iod beginning July 4. Lodge is a (Contlnued on Page Tw o) (Continued on Page Tw o) riolated the authority of the Colo Do^ or Cat $ 1 e 5 9 Egch colleague said other Senators' Mundt said he believes some 10 O u n ces...... Lb. names may be on the-same list. ; Senators were on the list. He de- member of the Naval-Reserve. I'nited Nations eommand by re­ food 2 for 27c SAVE AT PINEHURST OAl" 25c 59c Alliany, N. Y.. June 19 (45 - leasing anti-Red Korean prison- (Continued on Page Eleven) Connecticut people bought S3S5.- Yeung, Tender Chickens McCarthy's Senate Investiga-i dined to be more specific or to The legislature will convene next BUMBLE BCE or S. d W.’s Ready Cleaned and Fresen tlons subcommittee dramatically • say how far he plans to explore 196.34 worth of Easier seals in era -of war. Rhee offered no Loddin Boy 2 for 21c Thur.sdsy noon in a special se.s- PAL.MDAI.E ALBACORE brought the story to light at a that angle • publicly. McCarthy 19,53, the Connecticut Society for comment- .«ion to 'consider measures aimed Egypt Ends Farouk Dynasty; C Snidnnr's u P T O s iis SNOW CROP hearing yesterday. would not discuss It at all. I Crippled Children and Adults re­ Can Holn's poultry stock Includns frnsh PLUMP FOWL Aiiriol Seeks New st cleaning up crime and ridding | _ qoq ghop workers em- DESTROYER LATE MoyonnoiM .... 44c W HITE T U N A 37c o r m M e t Joseph D. Mazzel, describing The Wisconsin lawmaker said MARIPAC TE.\OER MR n urm. W 4SL ■« MO 4(, XT. 6RAPE JUICE ood READY CLEANED TURKEYS ond DUCKS. New 'York C ity’s waterfront o l i ployed by Greater Boston metal Singapore, Jane I f — (45 — himself as a former FB I counter- that "for some time” he has been A atoim-batterod U. B. destroy- • Zippy Starch .... 21c aware of the story Mazzei iinfcdd- Solution to Crisis rackets. ; fsbricating concerns on strike Naguib Heads New Republic spy, swore he heard a Pittsburgh er earoate home from KeraM LOBSTER Can ed. Mazzei testifled Bortz had an­ In announcing his call to the j falling to get 24 cents an 93c PKG. 48 TEA BAGS Communist brag last December waters arrived In Slagapere te- Usn coupon on 34b. PETER PAN' 6 O un ces...... nounced on Dec. 4 at a secret legislators yesterday, Go\*ernor | ii^ur increase, 20c SANDWICH AND LUNCHEON SPECIALS: that the Communist party had as­ Paris. June 19- (45— President Dewey specified that they wouid ' Sen. Aiken iR-Vl) conceded to- Cairo, . Egypt, June 19--(iP»— .^who became vice-premier and day, three days late. She woo signed him to kill McCarthy "when Communist underground meeting Spry con for fmn Jnfle. MINCED HAM lO LO G N A Vincent Aurlol sharply told weigh the State O lm e Commis-; day sortie of his western Republi Egypt’s military rulers procisimed interior minister, tbe US8 MeCord. Three ether PEANUT BUTTER 33c Manchester*$ Piano the time comes.” He named the in Pittsburgh that he had an as­ their nation a republic last night, The council's proclamation aaid ahlpa in her flotilla arrived here' Um coupon on .3>lb. signment to kill McCarthy. Mazzei France s political leaders today to Sion's recommendations and con- ean colleagues are worried about -SHURFINE 45c BRAND DUGHESS SPICED HAM VEAL LOAF lb man as Lou Bortz. aider amendments to the New | wheat planting quotas and lower ending the 148-year-oId dynasty of Naguib would serve as president early ia the week and left yestsr- Crisco con for 10c m> Distributor for HIGH gDAUTY FOODS Within minutes the subcommit­ said he notified the FBI the follow­ put aside their Jealou.sies ami ex-King Farouk and his forebears and premier until the end of the day for the Mediterranean. ing day. " . York C!ity Transit Authority act. price supports in 1954 .. 120 of ns duction. MAYONNAISE 39c tee called B oilz aa a witness. He bickering and map out an agreed Dewev said his administration j lion s leading defense manufactur- and installing Premier MaJ-Gen. three-year "transitional period" • SOHMER Vi LB. PACKAGE STEAKS refused to say whether Mazzei's McCarthy Said the FB I has not HALE'S HAS A GOOD SELECTION OF CANNED program which wull bring an end and New Jfrsey would make pub-1 ers pUn Walt to New l.mdon Elec Mohammed Naguib as the coun­ set up early this year. A fter that, ANT KILLERS BURNED testimony was true, pleading that provided him with a bodyguard trie Boat Company in Groton next try's first president.. the proclamation continued, -"the Aaeenla. June IS—(45 Ona j • GULBRANSEN and that he wants hone. He de­ to the country's 30-day cabinet lie on Sunday their proposal to HAMS— 3 LSS. UP TO 12LR. EACH. the answer might tend to incrim­ week. At the same time the Army people will have the last w ordin man waa bnmed serieoaly — R---. 11 Ounces . clined to say whether he carries a crisis. set up twin commissions that • WURU1ZER 65c inate him. The pre.sident acted after the The 183rd Fighter-Bomber Wing Revolutionary Council which de- choosing the shape of the repub- two ethers suffered miner fURno-': 65c Senator Mundt (R-SD), presid­ pistol. ' _ would administer labor practices National Assembly , had thrown along the waterfront unhl Conr Connectlcut-Rhode Island A ir Na­ throned Farouk last July and has . lie, designating a new president when gasoline heiag naod tneg*' ; , •H A R D M A N Our sno food emtntnr offnrs frnsh halibut, moeknrol ing gt the subcommittee’s inquiry, The subcommittee announced It tional Guard to honor go\*emors been the power behind Naguib i when, a plebiscite on the constitu- terminate n eeleay ef plans to call more witnesses in the out his fourth candidate for' the gress approves a merger. PINEHURST OPEN UNTIL l:M Green Stamps Given With Cash,Sales cod, hdddoch, Soston bhw, pnrch, Reundm;, Kcdlops. said the group has more evidence of the two states in Reading. Pa., eyer sincA announced three of its tlon takes place." ploded hero today. ( case next week, and said one of Job — Radical Socialist Andre Since this )itate constitution stip­ about the ^alleged assaaalnatiqn review Sunday . . J. iC. Hullett, members >-ere taking over .key Eventual proclamation of the MaaiM, 28. of Derby, la In QilOu I AH frnsh ccHiglit fish; just orrivnd, ’ / plot than it revealed in the hear­ them would be Steve Nelson, form­ Marie— early this iporning. Marie ulates that a special session niay EVERY FRIUAY EVENIN8. comsider only the subjects listed president of Hartfoi;<) Fire In­ cabinet posts. republlp had been expactad since a ing. er Communist parly official in got only 272 votes, far short of the KEBfP^S by the goivemor in h|s call,, the surance Co., elected chairman ot Chief of these was Lt. ■ Col. . atrqngrqng tide of antl-M(marchist weatera Pennsylvania. Nelsdn waa 314 needed for investiture. Paul/ TH A ^ YOU FOR PHONINd YOUR PICK-UP ^ ■ Queationiog -ot Maazei behind Exe«iHlvo Oommittee of National Gamal A^xlel passer. 'Naguib's j OONVENtENT PARKINS LOT INOQRfpnATED iiMJW HALCea ^ ORDERS THE DAY AHEAD. •lostd doors, Mundt said. "Indl^ Board of Firs Underwriters. cloaeat ^ d « and aiding army ch)e;f. (Coatteaed^ Page Thlrtaan) Fdmiturc RBd Moaie ( eatad that the Oommuniat com ^ (PamtiaMd ea Fagf Tkirtaaa) (OosttaoeA mm Page ThlrUea) , (OanttaiMd • • Pago tUrtoea)