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> PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING UEBALO. MANCHESTER, CONN. TUESDAY, MAY 15,' 1955 X " ' ' X ■ " ■ ' ■ ■•' 'J...- MANCHESTER EVENING HERAL0, MANCHESTER, CONJI, TUESDAY, MAY 15. 1D56 ' ' ^ p a q IT T H R i i kppolntmenV to a fMlMlnte' post Rockville for pupils entering the kinder was arretted and c h a rg e kriUi lea- as the President’s periional envoy garten- *^6 tralnlrtg |>eriod will be sroper passing, police said,.. George Agreea held from June 18 to June. 31, Rhfee’s Return Trooper Richard Powers of Ufe l>8URNSIDE@ ffp A r im Josephine Poniprbwtcx, waa taken off, juat'heyond Aockvllle, and then would hinge 9n lllsephower's re to the Vlllq Maria Convalescent Honied Sell Fast Ramedell said. Oolcl)ester barrack^ who investi * EASY#«EE FABBINO taking Dobaon Rd., which, after , Initialed Dentures q election in November. In this ARC Official Youth Retreat Bet gated, aefd the truck pulled out of Five Get Promotions Home. Plainfield, iOme montha distance, becomes. Waahington St. T Serve Ike event, he would become tlje first Members of the Jhlgrlip Fellow As Korea Head line and forced ,t}ie. Shirshac car I ab.S'V b. Question Settled ago. suffering from arc incurable At Box Mountain and then Lake St. Directional signs high-ranking Democrat to enter To Identify Victim ship of "the First Ckmgregetionai ^Across theToad. Vvhfle Shlrihac wAa la ClaamaSeap. | iUneM. ■ hiive been posted along the road. the Eisenhower administration In Studies Local Church of Vefno'n' will .hold a Still another hospital, patient'-is AtNATOTalks Seen Assured attempting to pass. Both were Wo*., "Ta Calrk A Tiller'—sla» . ' On Kindergarten Developers of .Box Mountain ltd' ' Oklahoma City, May 15 (iD -^t,a the policy "field. ■ Pentecost Weekend retreat at headed west on RL 6 at the time. "Bed'SaaSaara" To Top UAC Posts e Mrs. Frank White, bf Amston As the White House outlined Senexet Hoilse, Woodstock this Lake, who was taken to Middlesex Homes report that almost all .of Vi'rglnfa medical examiner'll 8Ug- operate 'W'ith Dulles in. stiidying Unit on Visit Minor damage resulted to the Hebron, May 13 (Special) Mat-, Local Teenagers . (C<>■ltlnlM^d from Page On«) weekend. The group will leave Sat tCoatlnned from Page Om ) truck, police said. The car was a Hospital. Middletown. Saturday, the .83 houses lUannei foi;,the de ifestipn ia followed, you’ll be get George's now, job, he will, co H. M. Horner,, preaident since tera have finally come to a head urday at 1:30 from the church and total loss. 1943 and a director since 1942 of for treatment. Also Charles Barnes velopment's first section have al ting your name on your failse January. James C Hacerty, the operate with Dullei^^ in studying Rockville, May 15 (Special) generally shifted to the Vice preel- return Sunday afternoon. Bouchard la scheduled to .appear the United': Aircraft Corporation, about the kindergarten, and the III, son of Mr. and Mra. Charles 8. ready Wen sold. Ih Vernon Crash "the problem of the development Mrs. John W. Sheppard, Green- denUal race. Rhee's advanced teech. , , , White House press secretary, said Purpose' o f the retreat is to in Columbia Juatica Court May 28. w ta elected chairman of the cor Board of Education has decided Barnei of Amston Lake, has been 'They also /eport that of thf 125 of the NATO concept” and will wtchi volunteer 'field consultant make plans for next year's Pilgrim age raised the strong possibility He says dentlaii should be per Ceorge win 'eaterday he intends to do—his elevated to higher positions. Smith, Is an overcrowded condition at Congregational Church last Sat Cbda, which will have f5»lr com chester, suffered slight bisjiiies of U W N MOWERS these consultations "as soon as he the opinion of the leaders of the thi^ee fellowship advisors, ^'Mrs. uate of Manhattan College and a A DOLLAB A CAB ri'LI, M SI ant stats medical examiner of prominent Roman Catholic, has "SECOND OBKATE8T SEX” JUBAL World In assistant engineering manager; present. - urday at 12:30 p.m. 'The pastor. pleted rooms on the firsTfloor and the head, accoiding to Blnmberg. lew Hi HH eStSlt* I can.” community the local chapter Reginijd Roberts, Mrs. Wpodnjjl I'oonYs Virginia pointed out the help it served as ambassador to the Uni- la ClRrmaScaa* Bcapa aaA Calar My Comer" since 1952, was appointed engineer-' Over 80 children, as estimated, Rev. John C. Beck, officiated, us two unfinished on the sec Police said England told them he SHARPENED and After George retires, from the should expand Its. program, wheth Driggs and Miss Barbara. WUlea, Gleaa rarG ond, will sell for 812,490. wai unfamiliar with the road. No would provide Jo officers in iden M PRATT STRin Ifd SUtes and U.N. delegate. Ela'a "Tke Lear Baager’’ Aantractors for til* u--es presented by a comMlUae t.'lass Reunion Kehe','treasurer. campaign workers without cause Mass., was . grsducted from' necticut; has been engaged to ^/iw Amusing ADD-O-BANK Representatives to be installed ' pick-up X Worcester Polytechnic Institute In teach Grade 4 in the Hebron school Bruno CMrdani of . Gilead waa THE NEW SENSATIONAL 7956 X class. She asks anyone knowing of yesterday near Seoul and did not best man. Ushers were . Joseph include: Mrs. Dorthy Stocks, Dob- release them until noon today, ■ *4 • mechanical eojineer. this coming year. She will com members of this class to contact Zachmann and Lester Miner. A re with every new Account of her at 86 Union St. Mrs. Rose sonville; Mrs. Peggy Tracy, Og - The Democrats also claim ^ the date T>)o years later, after serVing with plete her studies at the YVilliman- den's Cornets; Mrs. James Mad Liberals had stuffed 8,000 ballots tWq engine companies, he joined tlc State TeacHprs' College in June. ception was held in the American 140.00 or mote. M iffitt Burch, 54 Market St., will Legion Hall, -Manchester. After FREE also receive such information, she den, Vernon Center; and Mrs. Nor Into ballot boxes at Kpchang be P-'att A Whitney Aircr-3. as- a She takes the place of Mrs. Wanda their return from a wedding trip said. man Johnson, Vernon Depot. fore the polls opened. The opposi with test ^engineer. • In 194K) he was Stouffer, resigned. the newly married couple' will live NASH RAMBLER \ Kindergarten Registration Precedling the installation of of tion party said It had confiscateid chosen .to be project engineer. i Hebron >oung p^ple who were the ballots. the R-2800 Double Wasp engine in Gilead. Registration for kindergarten ficers a business meeting will be confirmed Saturday 'aftrrnofn at AS LOW AS i. Join the S.B.M. The ProgresSivaa (Charged the a ^ ld ie r which powered a large percentage for next year will be held May 25 heldi at which time all annual re St. Cqlumba's CathoHc Church, Manchester Evening (Herald He from 12:30 to 3rp.m., Assistant ports will be heard.. Refreshments Liberals with illeginxproc^ure at Of the"ATr“Fffrce. ancTNavy combat are; Gregor.v .Hortom ^'leiyh La one Sroiil ballot box. bron rOrrespondrhl, Miss Susan - 4 DOOR SEDAN Superintendent Raymond E, will , be served in the cafeteria by' an.r transport aircraft in World bel and Barton Nicolo. Some of the V . ” ^ Vykr II. B. Pendleton, telephone Academy $ IF T C L U B Ramsdell announced, today. The the kindergarten mothers. local young people received their 8-8454. registration will he held at all New Arrivals „ When the Pratt A Whitney A ir first communion on Sundsy. This'pocket-size thrift-benk takes nickles, dimes and quarters. ReKistrrs" * kindergarten schools, he said. Children born at'C ity Hospital Columbia Crash « picture craft Corpori.tiott of Missouri was Church Work Progresses Afternoon kindergarten classes over the weekend and yesterday organized In. 1942 to supplement, Work on the Hebron Congrega and aidds, showinfr the to t^ . You always kiiow how much you have ac- p national engine production, he DOWl« REG. will be excused from Hale Street, include a daughter to Mr. and Injures Driver tional Church expansion project is Democrats Slate cumulated. \ of very . headed the engineering uepartment Maple Street and Vernon Center Mrs. J'essle Nix, South Windsor; a •a going on at a fast clip, with Rich $ LIST ■'x there until he was recalled to East schools bn that day the official Columbia, 'May 15 (SpeclaL)— ard Bill, contractor, in ,charge. Policy Meetings availailetoall YERS. ONLY $2.00 WITH KEY daughter to Mr. - and Mrs. Peter Hartford as. assistant chief engi S2095 : said. Pupils who are five years of A WllltmanUc man was Injured - very/ .Smalt boy.s watch, ' fweinated Ignato'wicz, ii3 Grand Ave.; a son neer In 1945. He v.-as appointed Juiit piircliase agf on or before Dec. 31, 1956 are early this morning when u trailer while the di-edger pours out AS 1A)W AS to .Mr. and Mrs. Norman Johnson, chief engineer in 1950 and a.saist- Arthur K. Smith One of several l>ubllc meetinga any one of our __ Plenty of Free'Parking eligible for theXklndergarten. The truck forced the car he was driv ftones. dirt, etc., from the base- Campbell Ave., Vernon, all on Sat gnt. engineering n.anager in 1952. to be held by the J)emocrati^ Plat reasonably priced ^ b i i children must also be vaccinated urday. A daughter Was‘born yes ing Into a guard rail on Rt. 6 in special ment qrea, where a large recrea Smith has served ac the chief form Committee to learn public from 684.95 and gtt a |. before entering achool In Septem terday to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Columbia, State Police said. tion room, new - Sunday achool Het-o Ik. without doubt, the TOP value car buy in the nationally known - water ber. engineering executive in the de Najlionalists, Reels Edwards, Kelley R'd., Talcotlvllle; . Steve Shirshac, 26, was taken greatriess! 'quarters, kitchen, etc., will be |k>- aeqtiment' will take place June 5 whole world. Everyone ajrrcfs tbit Rambler ia today’a proof, InnersprUig mat- This year the schools will again R a m r^ i sign" and developement wurk n cated. a sonto Mh andMrs. Edgar Noel, to the Windham Community Hos gas turbines in the postwar years. at the Hotel Bond in .Hartford at treas for only-Ic. Famoua hold a pre-«'hool training period pital. Wllli'Mantlc,, with Internal In Artillery Duel It la a $25;00d job. a plan set in BEST BUY! Take a look jn It today*. . . you’ll own- it a v i n p South Hadley, Maas.; snd a son PLUS THIS EXCELLENT CO-I Others promoted were I..eonavd 8 p.m. maket on qiiplay: Stork- injuries. Officials termed his condi motion 'by the .pastor, the Rev. tomorrow. Radio, hcat^^ hydramatic, etc., optional at to Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Pulk, Co WAANtll BNOS. eaaiiHT 8. Hobbs, vice-president for engi Ella T. Grasso, chairman 'of thd PER MONTH line — TlHiyer — Gem — lumbia. tion "good." Taipei; Formosa, May 15 t/lh-— JoHn.G. Beck and the church corn- extra coat. Royal. neering, who 'va,s elected . vice- mittees. It waa a drkam which at Platform Committee, .announced G iv e HEit Hospital Patients Msok A. Bouchard, 41, of West' Guns blazed in the Amoy-Quemoy Open an Account - M A M l A I ^ ■AST M AI chairman; William P. Gw|nn, vice first seemed sn impoksibilit.i). but tills and said other meetings will New patients at City Hospital Kingston, R. I., driver of th< trulk. president of Pratt A Whitney Air- area today in the heavleat action be held in Bridgeport, New Hftven, Easy Terina t t iiiw ie . MS CHANEL NO. 5 between' Chinese Nati()nanats and pledges ha^ve been made sulTiciont Free Delivery today include Mroi Helen Lut- 'craft whdvwas elecM president " to more than coyer the financea. Waterbuiy and New London. ' O n N T H U U D A Y OFIN FRIDAYS ■vailahlept Communilit* ii^ more than twcl winas. Broad Brpok; Edward Lud River Ghange^L aii(} chief adminiktrative officer; Grandpat-ents Again The bemocralic workers are IVINMOS«TOt weeks. oiswsiniii 0 TO 7 wig, RFD 2; Gloria Skewes, Cher ...... Wright A. Parkins, engineering Mr. and M'fs. J. Kellogg-White seeking Ideas from voters on what ry Lane; John. Picnardz. 32 Or SCWIP manager of Piatt A Whitney Air- "fhe NationalUit Defense Minis the platform to be put together WELDON’S KissAM Mm' imo MAKSCH sornN. nmiucn try said the Reds. fired 638 shells are again grandparents. A daugh M A R H O L IN ’S Inc. .. ,«01 MALN STREET chard St-; Pearl Kent, H Morrison ' craft who was elected general ter Avaz boi'n to their son-in-law a t the July 6 and 7 Stale conven "Y O U R HOME T6WN NASH DEALER' BOTH BANKS CLOSED SATURDAYS M m St.; and Charles Orlowski, 84 manager of P A W. 'a vice-presi- at the offshore islands of Quemoy tion should contain. and I-Jttle Quemoy during a 3-hour and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 1177 M ain Street Village St. .AMfi FnmrU am Baity (jent of the corporation, and a Pagach of Pine Street. ColurtiMa, X The committee invites th'e view 369 CENTER ST.. AT WEST CEHTER ST. ULEPHO NE M l 3-407$ member! of the. corporations oper period. ThP Communiats I^t go 150 of all organizations and individ Reserve Tickets Available at Windham Community Memorial HAKTFOHD ( (.;n n WalfPT PMfMli dekaay deliaiiea ating. and policy, committee. V shells in the first 15 minutes. uals.' Tlcketa for reserved seats for The NotiuhBKatx began firing Hospital, May 7. ' MANCHESTER KNiniNQ M ( I1 S the play "Separate Rooms" will "be Hebron Grange will hold a me “Forbidden back soon aCter* the Reds opened available at the High, School “ Rock up, but the .volume of the counteri morial serviijF ^ t Gilead eommu- Thursday, FridVy and Saturday Miss Raye Faces .pi^3^ hairthi4,'*\'i|iing. Those, makr a Planet" fire was noFdisclosed.'s * -s » ■* from 2 to 3 and 7 to 8 p.m., it was Around The *EEL£yi$ion^ In the past, howeveg, the Na ing cotton dresses for the contest can seai^^all (wer town, M announced today. are reminded to have them all New Pivorce Suit tionalists have given back at least X. The play, presented by the Ham CieemaSeepe ■ Clock" as much as they took. ready for the above meeting. ■*d Celor " Hospital Patients ■X sters, Iw al theatrical group, is New York, May 15 (/P)—Come The (Communique said the Com sponsored by the Rockville Public PROGRAMS Lawi'ence Pomprow'lcz . under munist fire camc^from the islands l:4S-t:li dienne .Martha' Raye has been went a critical operation.Saturday \x Health Nursing As«n. and will be of Amoy zind Tateng and positioiis served with a notice that her fifth at Windham CommuniU;’ Memorial held Saturday at 8:15 p.m..Jn the -husband, dancer EM Begley, plains at Dienho, oh the Red Chinfi main Sykes Auditorium. '' Video Everj’day -y . Hospital. His family has had its to sue h^r for divorce. land. share of misfortune'in recent year. -Anyone wishing to purchase AH Rights Reserved — Adultery .is the only ground for Today's firing was the heaviest tickets • may call Mrs, Seymour H, T. Dickinson A Co., Inc. Mrs. PomprowicZ''ls a wheel-chair divorce in 'K fw York. Begley’s y tlo n since April 27. when the invalid, and "their daughter. Miss X Lavltt, Mrs. Richard Cunningham attorney. Waller Pick, declined to' Reds were ciedited with firing or Mrs.'Richard Marshall. discuss the complaint yesterday. 1,116!) rounds at Quemoy. - Events Tonight •ii: Several weeks ago, Pick said he ! ■V A Diocesan convention lias been had been trying for some time in progress at the St. John's serve the divorce notice. iil! X Chjirch Cathedral all .day today. Installation Slated INFANTS' CHILDREI Nick Cond(». -Miss'Raye's mftna- ’ "( ' A t 10 o'clock tomorrow morning Kndi Tupxlay ger and "one of her ex-husbands, Holy'^sCommunion will be cele ' **MKKT MR IN LAFI TROA8*' It's PortabI* Tima! disclosed yesterday that the proc ForlfiglilandPTA brated at the church- Starring ess server showed up at.a Bi-ook- -7 A t C flio n Congregational -DAa Dailry . Cy4 CMrite Plat n il your busy/ outdoor . iyn hotel where the comedienne is Mrs. A. Eawrence Rlker, first RLOH Church thls\evei\ing the Explorer season with the extra en staying. Condos said Miss Raye If You Wont Export Scouts will meet at 7 o'clock. president of "the Highland P .i r k POPLI ELECTRONICS tertainment .YOU grt from willingly went to the hotel lobby Chapel and SeiiKu* Choir will also PTA, will install the incomWig of TVSorvico... mi CACY SWEATERS \ a FOBTABLE RADIO. to accept the p'apers. ficers at a ni^eting. TTiursday meet at 7 O'clock. A-l T:S0 p.m. the LABORATORIES We have many to fit your In Westp ort, Conn..^ a S.’iO.OOO night, at 7:30 at the school. Insist on a TELSA man Church School teachers will hold alienation of affections suit is a departmental meeting. tastes and budget. The sixth grade glee club, under pending against Mjss Rave". The the direction of Miss Martha' You’ll find the^ mem i - > Sl:e^t ' 277 BROAD OVERALLS suit was filed , by the wife of . a White, will present its annual con bers listed in the yellow nen's\ Relief li.r. Westp'ort patrolman who once cert for parents'and friends. Hos-i pages of your telephone rrow eVe^nlng RADIO TELEVISION worked for Miss Raye as a body pitality will he in the charge of a book. , it waXan- guard. ' ers are aslted committee of fifth gtk^.'tnothers. 1'liai.ael K Nejv Havra. Cana. :M I S) WVATT EARP time for thy Channel 1R Hartford. Conn, . —"Blrk .Man's S*s" ■ ided to bring f'haanei 3$ ^^rlBgfield. Mati. (18-S5) NAVY LOG Rltten-aoft orlnit In ppstel baby c Channel SB Sew Hrltala. Conn. X —"Burfcrt nl Saad" ■ :ab1e. A gro-, rolpra. Buy now and save. Special Chaanel 51 H’aterbury. Conn. V (H ) DRAMA / eld following Chaaacl 55 Holyoke* Maie. :M ( S-t3-'33i MAKE ROOM FOB 8 daya only ! ■ - . ;<_v •____ DADDY / •T O I W H T g |;y 1.0MBAIIDO (;M! ( S) MICKEY MOl'SE CLUB (38) EIRE8IDE THEATER the public is (IS) FLIPPY THE CLOW.N —Not What Sk> Fretrndrd" Ktiirdy sanforized poplin cloth In yrl- A ll Tairottvlile Vernon' "ROCK AROUND uti CM LK p;d Jnar W.vmaa INFANTS' 2-Fe. (M l BAR M ('L I B HOI'SK GANG :M,( 8) CAVALCADE THEATER ' low, turquoise, pink, red. .Adjustable news items are now b e l^ handled, THE C LO C K " (Ml FILM THEATER —"Thr Gill of Dr. .Monnt" shoulder Straps, elastic ualsl, grlp|>er through The Manrheater JCvenlng (•Vil OCT WE.S’T .(In prncrftt) (IS) RED SK|;LTUN avini snaps. Sizes 3 to g BILL HALEY (’ ’ > THIS 18 < IIF.MI8TRV —Gursls: Jamrcl F'arah and of cais that iiciie been Herald Rockville Bureau, racated. . JOHNNY JOHNSTON (Ml HOHIIV Iin o llV iri,li.rl llustrr .Crnbbo DACRON at 7 W. Main St., telephone TRe- (Ml LITTLE RASCAIA (30) CIRCLE THEATER monl .VSI86. (Si STAG f: s - —"Dovll at the DooY" Bnfk "Black Jock Kctchum, —"Hrnish” White anti John Kelloss, MuMhoter Savings & Liiai Associalnn ■ 1007 Mah St N;, DIAPER SUITS (18) AIIVENTIRE TMEATEB Doeperado" "Gcn» Antrv" Set Stratford Rehearsals' (Kl WEATHER _ HOWARD DUFF-. '8. A H.' Green Stamss (yo) EARLY SHOW" on All Salei Stratford,• May 15 (/Pi—Rehear- —"Th. 8lnr. I.ntilr. Jlnw n" Have You-'Sees Oitr ■ (.Ml THIS IS THE I.IEE Cnio Lima PnppieiT - GIRLS',gro 14 aala s l^ t Tuesday for the opening s t a r t s ^w e d N e s d a y ” (S.Y) TWILIGHT THFrATEB perfopniance at the American «;SS (t’l Sl'PERMAN \. PETS AND Sl'PPLIES fi;*S (5JI.TOP .SECRET « Shakespeare Festival Theater "FORpiDD^' PLANET" _ . AT THE i.--: J-une 26, "King John " and "Meas (:S8l (XI( sPOR'recorr.^ r ' »T “ RAN.SOM’’ Glenn Ford MANCHESTER PET CENTER ::i:; Bojs* glfls* styln . . . embrol- ure for Measure" will each be of (S3I PH0.9H': YU l R ANSW ER ::::: dared aUrLwIth matching plaattc- (31) SPOkTS DIGEST 995 .Main St.—.YD 6-4378 popum fered four times weekly until Aug. ::;;r lined paatics. Gift boxed for gift I SI WEATHER FORECAST ■5. . ■ . , ' ■ . - WHY TAKE LESS? 0 666606060 0'# #06666 64-#-rY'6 6 6^0.66 •• •666666 6'6 66 6.6 66 6 0 t 6 0 0 06006660000 a 0066 0-0 0 00 06 «66 6 6 6 60000066 :«i: RtvlBg. ( XI WORLD NEWS TODAY (77) DEATH VALLEY DAYA (t n NEWS .. , (.33) DRAMA - (AS) Lone d e e kn d er • • , (3M STAR AND TME s t o r y ,.....x ------^ te:«<) ( K.33r 8K4.8M gVFisTlON . ' ■ (18) NEW AUV. OF CHINA '.f One PerforniBnce Onl^., , , SMITH ! . iTODDLERS' 2-Fc. (77) T.B.A. BUSHNELL MANCHESTER J3.7) TOMORROW'S .CAREEBS ____ SAT„IUNE 2 K t0:S0 ( XI PEOPLE'S CHOICE (lX-53) 1)0 YOU TRUST YOCB N E W GRADE JACKET a n i LUMBER, INC. -I WIPET imnmtrtumim mmmur (77-30) Blfi TOWN ... '.J . ■ Y . _ ' . y' — Atkintcif, N, Y. Timet , BUILDING MATERIALS , (33> EARLY’ LATE SHOW CRAWLERS SET AND l):00 ( X.lX-38) NEWS EVERY HOME LOAH BENEFIT (•-’7) FINAL EDITION (35) NIGHTCAP EDITION MASON SiJPFLIES 11:85 (775. SPORTS ROENODP (.Ml CONNECTICrT REPORT Full zipper'khort alee\e style. As We Fiance Your Jobs' (33) PREVIF.WS sorted rnlnrk. II :1» ( X.18-77) WEATHER j AT SAVINGS AND LOAN! 355 CENTER ST.— .MI 8-5144 <11:13 ( 8) I.F.S PAI L A MARY FORD ■ - . ; . ,e> 1 • (18) BIG SHOW) . Flannel-lined cotton t:M I .8) SUPERMAN j —"The Inerlandem'l (181 NEWS I (77) UCARTKT Arranging a horn* loon horn is truly a pleasant oxpori- - gabardine J a c k e t, PEDAL ] (Ml Yi'EATHERVANE matching snap-crotch (ill WEATHER—iirsic enct. Appraisals and decisions dre prompt, vaiuOtions 7:18 (IXI MFSICAI. WEATIIFRMAN : 11:!0 ( 8) MTECAP THEATER crawlers. Bed, blue, PUSHERS (38) NFWS OF THF HOCR (.Y«) LIFE WITH ELIZABETH ; are liberal. green, yellow. (.53) WFATHERCAST I 11:38 (-7-38) t o n ig h t ■" IN a m o N 7:13 (18-331 DOt'GI.AS EDWARDS 1:80 ( 8) NEWS ,, AND THE NEWS L ‘ INFANTS' (73)..HIGHLI(SHTS. Complete cooperoMon with (33) JOHN D ALY-AND THE Got A Sw'eet Now you get Even More Miles per Gallon because Mobilgas R I) -'■EWS -- Tooth? builders and realtors. c '^COMEDY IN MUSIC" 7:70 (38) SPORTS Sanforized rirnima and pnpllna In. for 87 Brought Back' To The Bushneli By Popular Sf^ I’a For contains M C« and higher-than-ever-octane!^ " UNDERSHIRTS 7:73 (M) WEATHERVANE ' prints and anitd rolora. Sizes S to Demand A fter Four Performances Before All flrat quality. 14. • 7:38 ( 81 HOLLYWOOD PRESENTS • Plea 1 ■ Capacity Audiences Last Februaiy ■—“ Cheyeiiae’' Clint Walker a Cakea r-an-ii (IK-53) NAMfc THAT T l NK Looking for top mileage economy—srpoolh, full- live combination of addlitiY-ee ever pu.Lin gasoline i:7.M> DINAH SHORE SHOW ' a Donuta Orrh. 1st Bale. Snd Rale. a Danish Paatry M A IL ORDER.S ONLY, ' (37) HOCR FII..SI poWered performance? Try S'ew Mobiltas ft—an to correct common engine ills. M C4 saves gaaolihe □ $4.50 G$4.50 G$3.00 7:43 (77.38) NEWjB CABAVA.N „ Cheek location desired. entirely, new grade of gasoline at regular price— four ways . . . OPEN TILL □ 4,00 □ 4.00f □ 2.50 8:4* (I8..33> PHIL SILVERS .SHOW SWISS PASTRY SHOP designedjfor all but the higHesl compreasion cars. . ' (Prices inciuile tax)' —"Bllko in Wall Street'- "TIIK IIOMR OF (IL'.AU'TY” rtv-j;. • □ 3.50 □ 3.50 □ 2.00 . (73-M) MILTON HERUK I I » * Mx / * t Hartford 14, Conn. Encloae stamped addressed return envelops. .i . 1 T e L M lg -d m "niuEsday—6 A. M. to 8 p j M. X r - M obilgas—th» fam oua Kponom y Oaaollnal riosfd tetnrdaya : ' OOCOOv Ifioau. OIL OOMWANV. wou ^ y 4- > V-'‘ - ■ • V . V 7 ' . f . , ^ 1 ’- i- 'a 1 ■, , i i ;
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> ‘ . '•* i . ■■ ^ • P A G ^ r o U R MANCHESTER' EVENING HERAL6, MANCHESTEbV gON*^^ TUESDAY, M AY 15, 195« plaint, and. waa released after -^'down tomorrow morning to four It said Gallagher was discharged poaUng a 4100 bond, police said.. 15 Threatened Emerafency Docipra ' Sgt. Gallagher^s Somers,School Mollet,^ Pineau daya of talks. The Premier ex after his epliatpient expired Oct. Action Promised Reds Want Moran waa freed on a S25 bond pects to rettirn Sunday but Pineau Extent of Soviet Shifts 27, 1953, and that he rc-epllated It Yeur liltiraiM May 0 for court appearance May w’UI atay on until May 24 -vtaitir^ By Exposure to the following day. The board, cit 21. on a previous charge otdntoxi- Physician's of the Manchester Con viclion^ Held Board Riefiises In Moscol^ for Kiev, Leningrad and Armenia. medlcaV>ssn., who wtll respond ing a 1949 Supreme Court decision, DYNAMIOY cation. Ha ia scheduled to answer Ill Moscow, Premier Bulganin Atom Radiation to emergency calls tomorrow IllegaLby Board laid this constituted a l^eak id^ ' Bid to Resign Big T h ree to the latest charges oh the same an.oothed the way for their ar ^ een Underestimated afternoon and evening, ti-e Dr. pis aeiwlca which pre.cluded bring-' On Town Parking date. V rival with a salute to France for Ing charges against him based on If ROt, c o t Henry’ Riienian. A2, of Brooklyn, Parley 7IS MAIN ST. — OPPOSITE WOOLWORTH'S Waihlngton, May 1ft, \jPi Fif Robert Keeney, Tel. Mt '9-ft217,’ Washington, May 1.1’iA*» - k it Somera. May 15 fA*)- The Somers : the Tunisian and Moroccan settle ^ JAMES M ARtO W . * To them A nr ican rlKldlty, If it and Dr. Joseph Maasaro, Tel. events in his prevlotm enlistment. Gut Forces Conn., w ai arrested JUst before 1 ments and. Ah exprea.sion of under OP8N MONDAYS . teen or more peraona were exposed, Army review board had thrown School Board, which has been hav-1 LEE M. SILVERSTEIN a.m. today ' and charged with; (Continued from Page One) . / '» s. . • A T Nena A m lyst cbntinuea; look sophomoric,* Mf 3-70.19. Ing (roub.les with Its members, its ' *nia B(>ard'iftt Dlrectora gave aa-^an authority would''vh*ve too standing toward ita Algerian unattractlvf. Thf to potentially' fatal radiation at out the court-martial convrictlon » -V ' ' ) speeding and failure to carry hisi troubles. Waahinrton. Ma,v 15 — It'a- d^Keroui.^and teachers, its building comtrilttee Ml 9 .0 t 3 l Burancea laat night tl^ t it would] much po(4cr ' X (CeatinnkO from Page One) 'be to tvenkf i American an' atomic power plant project at of Sgt. James C. Gallagher on Thief Lo}»eH Plea operaVM'a license, police Aaid. Bohlen, British Ambassador Sir "W e' sincerely welcomed the easy — and in thla country it has’ effect m. and the press, met I«at night and ; act prbmpUy In seeking to improve Thig queatlop haa beeh\yalsed leadeiiMp. Ft. BelVoIr, Va.,’ .yesterday,, but charges of killing two fellow V.8. before,' and Mtiay 15 lA'i- The federal fluence the board "with aonie of i It seem ^ clear that the Soviet here May 23. « ground, Mollet expressed his Russian t o the extent of brilJMlmK Unes t^. match and o.itdo the Rns^ (AECi thst the radistion dosey re- approve Its ftndings or reinstate burglar who said he didn't punch These .aasurancek and reaasuf- In his explanation 'Of the State i aim was to apply strong .1 propa- sovereignty- of Tunisia and court trial of Harvard Pepf. Weni- the original life seiftence. that atuff’that cotnen out of the; Austin S. Kibbee, 74. of Brpok- thanks for the welcome and said •■.(tfieiyed .were hot.se,rioiis,'t ARC'said .his victim to steal from : him,' but ancea were given at jtn informal act enabling municipaUtiM.to set ganda pressure on the West, Morocco, was "permeated with the ln,--a^stalement. k dell H. Furry, achediiled to begin Gallagher. 24, is from Brooklyn, State Departmeiit of Education." - I llne. Mass., w'as arrested and he hoped the trip would lead to s UP FM Y^rILD mfoH «ar*bV°StaanV^he?rs*^ah^KB^^^^ Already* the new Russian ms : out of anger when he found the Hutton's vvife is chairman of the meeting called to consldcf the up a parking authority, ^Mroaeki. "The Soviet government would spirit of peace ahd friendship" 5?- Jn oJL^Drndir' or ^ neuvers seem to be having an ef •Th>' amount of radiation to next Monday, has been postponed N. Y. He is'cohllned at Ft. Leav man had only 30 cents. parking aituatlon ahd anothei' dit- charged with passing a stop sign further Improvement in French- . Of Algeria, where France la indefinitely. " •. enworth, Kan. State Board. Mid there has been a "miscoircep-1 be ready to consider the queation at the intersection' of Woodbridge Soviet relations. . A^mJ^frirn the Which ha^ heen wMrh Ihe iDen were expoaed Waa And. said Anthony J. Velicka, flcult problem—-the fiscal year and tion in Manchester about 111101 of a further reduction, in case the figliting another' nationalist re CAMIRAS ^ SHAVERS — CLOCKS rorieo, me country: thy North' considerably lower than any which Furry is charged with contempt Following a court-martial at he didn't even take the 30 (ienta. Whitaker and the maJoHy. who , and R. Center Sts. He is scheduled Then Model and Pineap sped bellion with more than 300.000 how, as well as whethbr, to change powers such an authority wouldj United States. Britain and France to appear in court here May IP. soviet, act country can A t ! antic Treaty Orjfanlr.ation could result In sn observable cllni- of Congress for refusing to an Govemora Island. N.- T.. he* was so how could he be convtcted.qf refused to agree to resign U the i it, ! have. away In limbi.sines to Spiridonov- troops. Bulganin said the Rusaiani GREETING CARDS — GIFTS — RINGS sentenced on Aug. j'9, 19.1.1, to life four , majority members did. | Carry sked by Sen. McCarthy (R-VVis) ing the commission of a crime ii btMrds. bod.v, w’lth the power to.Tun wild. Justice Backs visit. peaceful means and that it will ■’rtte Somera Board recently set ' CohiplexiUea Involved in changing "The .Soviet Union believes that ly, ojf how far they will go or That Secretary of State Diilles .south of Washington. The Army is . then head of the Senate Internal ! , He vv’as convicted of throwing: considertm a result of the crime it the flfcal year despite a detailed Although an authority -wpuld From there they ' went to the find Its solution.’’ of the Intent of the off A amAll furor^ by approving a carrying out such measures would Kremlin to pay formal courtesy they will end. concerned . about the progress working there on a small-sixecl ; Security subcommittee. Furry ad -1*]^“ have power to acquire land' for ^ „ a hut and leaving them to d ie. criminal. The appeal was denied. policy qf: return to the three "R's'' explanation given by .General Man be a way of acheying disarmament calla on Bulganin and Molotov. _ hero IS no reason to believe'the | the Russians are making s e e m s atomic power l eactrir. The radla-; mittedJ, he once was a Communist. esrAuuw^ I9«« ager Richard Martin. Ban of Santee., Galileo made the first acientifle &itBian dictatorship in'ihe forsee-i f'eer. He has suggested the NATO tion was not from fissionable ma ' „ _ , .... • lu subzero weather. TTiey were . rather Aan accept what it termed Mollet and’Tineau will hiickle ■tiidy of aiinapots. Advertise in The' Henild—-It Pays Postponement of the trial was i Cpl. John W. Jones of Detroit and '' / FAST FLIGHT The general manager has hern hsSmSnt"''p2rkmV%^‘S “h^^ for the prohibition of atomic and profcreseive' education. said, the Board of Directors could Se^il'tle, Wash. tA*>- Chester Day — Several tc«hhcr» have quit be ''pushing for the change, polnUng nuclear weapons.’’ Lashes at AAU uinn*s out the advantages and aavingii it control it through the power of the trok his flr.st flight instruction cause of the i^.sulting rriticis’m, He was found guilty also of col- would bring. But the Directors At 9:45 a m. and made hla fi.rat and because they said the board .K* progrdam shows the So- ((toalitued from Page *>ne) i laboratlng With the enemy and In^ Solo flight at 3:30 p.m. of the aame didn’t back them up.' " ^ h a n n a Q r have remained skeptical. They feci authorized by the vlet Uniofi "Is a sincere and con- wnrid Thev have talked of it- ” ■ ■ sure they were p erfect,"w as re- i . ___ I forming on fellow prisoners. INC. 9 that the change-over--from Aug. towns legislative l^y. stant champion of peace and... fMnkiv > ' Buaala announced yeiter-1 moved from Its shielded conlalneV i New York la 131.15 miles from day. His'instructor said it wa.s the In offering to resign. Hutton The review board held that the 15 to July 1— would be tod ex mtttee which ^nned him was frM k lj. day It would cut its mllltsry.forces and contrary ta standard practice ' San Franriseo via the Straits o? shortest training period he ever said: ’’We've riiade a horrible mes.s Ml-y 4/3* The opiy Board member who ap- relaxation of international ten* Communist party boss Khriish-th,, i^nnnnu there was the ll■llnl i i.rl ...... ki.ia.a .__ .i.—:. cram isro_vja_ me niraiis of court-martial lacked Jurisdiction. pensive. peSri^d out of sympathy with the sion." . without Jurisdi^ctlon and that th o; had had for a pupjl. of the educational s.vstem here." AAU had knPi .Ed- facilities. affect/and influence American Loiiiaiana'a claim be.vond that line. ward P. Glllan'^prealdent of the APPLIANCE CO. Atty. John Mrosek of the Cham allies'^and neutral natloha who, Potter, A JohnaorrCo. of fawtuck- Federal law conc^ea state con Police Arrests living next door to Russia, know X ber's parking committee had trol out to "historic . boundaries'' / at, R. I., yesterday: was named IS O A K ST. Ml 9-68M iS. they might be reduced to powder brought up the point in discuMing and LoiiiaiaiPi and Texas contend executive vice president and a dl- i the State enabling act under which hi an Amencan-Russlan war. rector of Pratt A Whitnev Co. Inc. , that takes In the area 10 1-2 milea I Francis A. Moran, 49, of 82 Oak Manchester coiilh ,establish a park- out. which they claimed at the j St. Was arrested last night and Ing authority, The creation oT surh.; time they entered the union, ^harged wdth 'intoxication - and an airthoriiy is one of the Chsni- f tiThe-a Interior Department, dis-1 breach of the peape after.'a dis ber’s rei^mmendation^. agreeing with Louisiana's figures, ' turbance in his homp- police re Mrosek said that in adopting the i said only 52 tracts totaling 156.- ported toda.y. -V act. the . state legislature recog- ,560.8 acres lie in the disputed I Moran was arrested hY Patrol- ,y X. --'^nized that the need for off-street ' zone." , - ’ I man Walter CMsells-.Ir; ^ a com- parking was not being satisfied bv j * ‘ \ " ■' private business and that the Job -7~ of providing it would haVe l'o be: borne b.y local government. ^ •Siirve.v Supports ContenUon | In addition, the Chamber's-towh’^ i A • wide surve.v haa fent support to1 the contention that parking is a i NOTICE town-wide problem and not the ' V concern of only a fe\« Main St. ' DUE^ TO A DEATH IN THE FAMILY, merchants. In the pa.st, the-Cham- i OUR OPENING HAS lEEN CHANGED her has been sensitive to • the j TO THURSDAY. MAY 24 .’..•lA' m eharge that it represented only s i ^ few select merchants in advocal-J ing improved’ parking facilities, j The surve.v, w hich covered xoihe I FARMER'S OUTLET 2.000 homes in Manchester, showed"! I HIE SIGN OF THE BEST ^ M CARS I ‘ that local residents, by a 5 to 1 ' 811 East Middle Tpk*.— Across from Shody Glenn majorit.v, feel that parking facili-1 , ties are inadequate and that it; parking atithorit.v should be | ISSSllYMOUTHUOQR $ |C Q |; 1952 PLYMOUTH j created to improve them. The su r-' Radio, kjMter, pewerfllte, ve.v also showed that, most com CLUB COUPE < plaints abmit- inadequate parking Radio, healer. facilUie.s, involved thii Main . St., o shopping area- and- adjaeen( 1SS ME^IiURY 2-DOOR $1 Q Q i: j \- streets. ■Uwlto, healer,\ Hierromatlr, A 1952 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR QC - The attitude of the Board last 'Radio, healer. UJ night contrasted , w-ith the t— he.«itanf‘.v W’ith W’hich its members 1954 CHEVROLET QC have approached the parking prob- ) 166’IB. UPRIGHT FREEZER AND AN 11 CD. FI. REFRIGERAtOR lepi in the past,-.The Chamber (ind ' h a r d t o Y 1952 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR < the TPC. each in its ow’n Way. have Or Rreeieway? ,R«4Hii, 'hmtpr. |Hvwrr|fM(tr, •. I j been urging' action; and recom- Re| Air. Radio, heatei BOTH IH A COMPACT CABIHCT OHLY 47 THC m ytlDE mendihe sotiitions ' to, the Joint ' ' , .... LJ 1 ‘ • problems of parking and tralTic 1 See the Latest See Rusco, Porch Enclosures eirculation. for over a year.-■ 1952 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR 1 *'**‘^'®“ * y** cabinet is all thepoiWenience of a home Seen only on higher priced ears Chevrokt 1954 CHEVROLE ; i, ’ DIrei’lora I'ninter'ested Radio, hrmf^r. T ' QC freezer ark/ the World's ftfieit “ M om Cold'/refrigerator' with automatie. 7 Different Styles to ChdOse From* > 7 9 5 UJ r But neither group wa.s able to CUIBCOUPE defrosting. It's fabulous FOODARAMA - a brand-new concept in food- make niiich headway in interesting . Heater, ail plastic interior. 1951 MERCURY 4-DOOR z , keeping by Kelvinator, oldest maker of the Directors in the probleiii until ■C;' QC the Chamber published the; resiflt.4 Rmlift, hi>atrri electric refrigerators for the home. of its' traffic ( survey., And last 19M CHEVROLET ioQOR ms o 1/' ■■ night., iChairmiih Martin 'A'lvord of u . And what new luxuries are yours'tn the the Planning Commission, who at Radio, healer, po.w.ergllde. ' m i CHEVROLET 2-boOR tended the meeting, said he "wet- 1 . FOODARAMA! In ^the refrigerator dqor • corned" the interest show-n b y the Radio, hfater; |Hmf.tKl|d<*. * 6 9 5 1 1 I are-such ahead-of-the-times features at the Chamber.' 1— ■ One of thp recommendations the. 1954 PONTIAC STAR LU handy Breakfast Bar for bacon, eggs’ and If you were designing an ideal fpodkeeper Board appeared interested in last 1951 PLYMOUTH 4-OOOR UJ ^ juices . . . cheese and-.huttler chests . . . hight* haii ,been recommended bv CHIEF 4-DOOR Radio, healer. for your ow-n family, you couldn’t imprcivc The meaning fid emblem of Body by Fisher * 5 4 5 OC bottle and jar th4If:' In the freezer door an ' the Ftftnnci's over a year ago. It Radio, heater, hydramatle, pouer ■ 1 5 9 5 on FCJpDARAMAI ;,invoIVeS’# parking and traffic sur windows. . ___ 1 1— When you see “ sterling’’ on silver you know long yc^rs in which 6wners\leamed that L/T ice cream shelf . . . frozen juice racks . . vey of the ■ Main St. and Depot 1959 MERCURY 4-DOOR 1 freezer wrap - chs|>4nser . . , even a safe .Sqiiaie shopping areas and of the what it means-iisolid silver, all, the Way “ Body by Fi.sher” was a veritable symbol of RHdlo,. hratrr, . • streets leading into those sertion.s. through. * * 4 9 5 unrefrigerated ^lace for bananai. See the Director ’ Harrv Firato urged :C > solid, enduring satisfaction. ‘ i 1954 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR z ! Radio, hratrT. |iicwrrLHdr« fabulous FOODARAMA today! that such a ^surve.v be made as And when you see the medallion “ Body -. soon as .jxi.s.slhle. anil- Turkington Only one who has own?d a Chevrolet for ’ 1 3 9 5 1950 FORD V9 TUDOR < by Fisher” on an automobile it mean.s Radio, hralo^r. ■ ' ■ ■ " ■- , . 1- . said a siirve.v by expert!),, would be several years cao fully know the deep sense * 4 4 5 I (a, nece.s,s,ary first step in the sohi- much the fame thing—quality-all the way ■-if Lagoon Olue • Sand taiga • Oarmudo Pink of .satisfaction this emblem pledges. It is 1952 CHEVROLET 1 ! tion of the problem. through, in things as well as on the • Hofveet Yellow • OuNercup Yellow^* ^ j The cost of siicli a survey Al- UnsHn the warianty :of an inner spundness that HARDTOP 1949 CHEVROLET 2-bcOR o Pern Orean • Spring Oraan • Down Oroy ^ ' vord said it: would, be about $10.- -visible, glejyning surface. " Radio. Iieatcr* your eye or your'touch cannot test. And Rel Air. Radio, heater,. ponergiide, * 3 3 5 CN ■000 barf ..been one of the prime The significance of this emblem cannot power steering, ' , , • reasons the Directors pigeon pnly ChetTolet in the low-price field is en- CN holed the recornnjfndatlon in the be tested on the sfibwroom floof. Its m ean-’ Hgre is .Summer Ltvilijr at its best— a beautiful Jalousie titled to wear the small, proud plaque that 1947 OLDSMOBILE 4-DOOR n first place] But there'was no seri ing was not built up'in a day but only after proclaims “ BofJjrhy Fisher.” Radio, healer, hydramatir. ous objection to spending the,mon R^rch— idfal foV'most. Porches ojc Bree/eways. 1953PLYMOUTH ^ teear* Buy Kelvinator - A Nome You Can Trust- e y last night. Alvord said the sur vey would- be needed, in an.v" pro AIN C0N0iTI0MIN6-TEMP|NATUNES MADE TO ORDEN-AT MEW LOW OOJT. L H US DEMONSTRATE! . STATION WAGON ^ *1 1 4 5 gram. of improving traffic circula Coll Today for Estimote-r>Ne Obligation . . fc -- ‘■•■■Ii Drive with care . . . EVERYWHERE! •*'' Radio; lieater, folding neats. 1947 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR tion arid parking! Which the TPC Radio, healer, , % From A Dealer IVou Can Trust" sees as related probicrns. ■ I.eer,v of .4tith<>Hty * 1953 WILLYS ^D00R Although the Directors appeared A. O. ARONSON 1944 CHRYSLER 4-OOOR satisfied with the dc.sirabillt.v of a ,| Radio, healer. -. Radio, healer. X ' ^traffic and parking surv’e.V. some District Agent-f>Phone Ml 9*4856 ' rem ain^ leery about the wisdom ; of creating a parking authority aa THE BARTLEIT-BRAINARI) COMPANY CARTER CHEVROLET CO., Int., USED CAR LOT recommended -toy the Chamber. Div, LaFLAMME AmiANCE CO. 589 New Park A.V*., West Hartford -. '.t-' \ ' rector Gilbert Barnes repeatedly 15 OAK ST., , WATKINS RLDG. ' raised the quesUoti of whether' auch, 1229 Moin Street • Phone Ml 3-1200 Ml 9 .4 U R 311 MAIN sr. — MANCHEStBR V • \ ,'l • ■■ %" : \ 1 F --.V '1 r'- (/.,■ rl-- i'v' ■ 'r /' / t t >f '- . ’ ,\ X , ■ t ft ..X , , MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., flTESDAY, MAY 15. 1956 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. T U E S D ^ , MAY 16, 196« PAGE SEVEN PAGE 8DC I.' ——------;!■• ------nomfcally, aoin*t Uia Utrtal ot proposed'Vemadial action, that waa loved ones aiid tp ny^rienda. Make Bohdi Hamilton Names Chapman, Mlaa MUlicent Jonas, Gardenersio Hold. William E. Buckley, George (JIark p«*ce,^ ' . excellently made by .fOoveriior Droodles ^ me lovable. Aa w m aa uaeful. rk ' : ■ ■ Bowica Reorganixatlonv,. Cominis-' Thera's Beautiful COLOR >and Fred Robinson, collaborating ^TizZciiris^ / But tor all Uit advantagea to Sustain in me a'n anfalnag aenaa of Winning Scholars Skywatch Schedule r forhtno ifprald Connecticut si6n, and the result guillotined by By RfMiBB PRlCli humor and- keen tnteraa^ beyond Societ^lo Hold Merits Night; Annual Plant Sale with Park Superintendent Horace 'Kuaala In this move, we are Klad the . Repiiblicana. But, of course! the material needs, of ei Murphey, ataiied a new planting I n T o u r 1 9 5 6 Sons Hamilton Standard em-1 Cosmetlss ^ m e, ot it. We, and everybody" elae In Yankee fhat was in another day. Today the May the search for hkpj WedneAday. Slay 16 , ' Manchester Garden Club!a an in CJenter Park w eet of "the Mary 7 MUtebtattr OoDO. / the tree world,, will te'et eater be* Republicans are feeling bl'-partlaan not carry me away from 'XJie Prograi^W ill F edture Japan ployea from Glastonbury, Hazard-! Midnlghi-2 *.m...... Volunlrczs Needed nual pixnt sale, to be held Thurs Cheney Library, consisting of laii- and cooperative, at least to the rela, rhododendrons and axaleaa’! catiae ot It. It le in the direction ot ■ ByA .H .O . realitiei of life-within my o' v l| le and East Windsor have been j 2 a.m.*4 a.m...... 'f.... Volunteers Needed day from! 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.''at the ; Arthur Dm| Stortt 1 .^ ' . K fesfS S T O / ,yewa and other evergreens. Publtsbm / point o f setting up a campaign is home. Reaponatve to all that la' Bolton, May 15 < Special' named recipients ■ of Raycroft, * a.m.-8 a.m, ...... Volunteers Needed. peace, and not ot war. Oiir task sue. truly beautiful in life, I will strive Commimity Y, 79 N. Main St., wlU If the public ahow’a respect for Octobtr I, m y Connecticut . Republicans are RUSCO Men’a night will be observed Walsh Scholarships in the United ! MU'■?«*„"!; ’ 1 . . . ..i ...... Volunteer* N eed^ L not to dlecount It, but to admit to posaea it In my person and In Home E4N>nomi«t ...... Gloria McCauley. Donna Zollo i afford an excellent opportunity for the planting and the shrubs are beginning to wake up, an4 begin Scholarship program for that Ruaala hae been bold enough my home. Let me not forget to be the Ladles Benevolent Society at a! ...... Celeste King. Robert King the .towmapeople to obtain plants permitted. to grow naturally, the ning to try to deal with the respon- Cpmbination Windows and DootY 1 9 ^ 5 6 . ^ , Noon-2 p.m. . . . Garden Club hopes to enlarge the 6 *1 C A SH -N 04M and Imaginative enough t i>core a kind and ip-acldus at all times. ■upper meeting this evening. Hus-1 ...... Lets Waldron of,m any varietiea. \ / CALL FOB ESTMATB The winners are Philip H. Clark, i « _ X _ _ planting until it covers a large pail big point, and then,' remembering alblliUea of a political opposition. O p en Forum Grant, O Lord, that aincerity, banda and guests will be enter 83 Overlook Rd., Glastonbury; Nel-: i «' L'_,' ...... Vnlunteers Needed Mra. (Tharles E. Crocker, Jr., ^ PAV-LATBR / of tha hillside at\the north ap Within the apace of a few hours patience, and purity of speech may tained by members at the 6:301 aoij C. Hallaa, 28 Maple St., j ^ P "’' * ' . . j j j ... .Carol Johnson. .Marilyn (Tatf.and chairman of the sale committee, that It waa Prealdeni Etnenhower Aa^a ARONSON, Distriliiftor A|(|it Columbia DeCarli proach to the -flagpole circle. j. ► Apply for $25 to $500 ns# „ ..... SUM last week, the Republicans struck ’('lean W'eAiAWo'doIhlng’ be among the precloua memoilea Haxardville: and Robert A. Me-! a n m -8 cm ■ promises an assortment of an himself Who struck the first real which my children ahall have of p.m. supper to be servdd hi th’e! ...... '...... 1 .. George Churillq ^ . .. pey Ul»rt PLUS! CaiA in * I IfiMtbB ••••^^•••••••* MI9-4S5* ciatehey. Barber Hill Rd.. East g n m .-io p.m nuals, potted plants and other M HonthB y* • •*••••«••• Vf***^’*...... ^:9o blovvs at the cold war, to press two blow's, one nicely negative and To the Editor, me. I believe that they will be parish room at the Congregational: ...... May Hawkes, Virginia Uegl )f> /-Ftsir—phone first. BJif Con. I ItOBtt •«•••••••••••••••••*** LW Many of us have fell a pang of . Windsor. 'The winners w’ere an- 10 - - p.m.-MIdpIght - - plants auitable for window>bdxea; Ktlted' in Hil^ .Run Mi$hnp J, eo/idarien Service, „ forward \fith our own policies for critical, and the olher-cutely posl? come flner than I have been, — If Nl KITTLE, R«p.~Ml 9’J ) ^ Church. , ' . _ ...... May Haw’kes. Virginia Llegl lUT regret when we found ourselve* nounced by Erie Martin. Hamilton Skywatch Post located on lop of Mpneheater Police Station. Aegetsbiea,. African violets and ^ Cndit, et no extra cbtt Phone *" (1# Oo|IT ••«••••■•»••'»*•**** ;S live, at the man who beat them in I fail not. Faith in God aball be my The Rev. and Mrs. Theodore W. strengthening the prospects . of unable to ipate. funds to help, a i. I>|EHL. R«p.— Ml 9-0S58 Standard general manager. . Volunteers may register at Civil Defense Headquarters. Municipal dfany choice perenhials from the Hartford, May 15 (Pi- Police B or come in tod/iy. ^ JVovember of 1954. b i i strength and .the teaching o f Jesua Chandler Jr. will present a pro membra' gardens. . ’ said 6-year-old Albert Calabrese peace,. Tha negative touch came, aa worthy cause'.', . , Christ ahall be my guide. C. RUSSELL CO.. Uleveland TTie Walsh Scholarahips pay full Building. Maneheatei- ,on Monday. Wednesday or Friday from 1-.5 ■ Yet there la one cause — the ‘Shoe for Max with Fallen Arch* gram on Japan, w'here they served waa killed Uat night by a hit arid Uleutenant Governor Charles tuition qhd laboratory fees, plus p.m., or Diesday evening from 7:30-9:30 p.m. The\annual aalea ate held for m S M PUTMrtoeFmiat Thla Droodle is-dedicated to Na —Miriam Kneeland Landers .EH-BRAINARD CO. as educational missionaries. the purpqae of raising funds for the run driver. The bov was on hia Jewett,. - going through the cause of/needy children and their Sponsored -by the ManchSatar $ 5 60 a’ year for the. study of en Hifildil lIMa-riM i*Mo.nMi S i b Swi dim fch tt credlud to It, or famllleg''—uto which we, can give tional Foot 'Health Month w’hich Dressed, in nattdnal costume of the xltib's ci\lc projects. The Garden bicycle returning home from flsh- *1 0 0 •et othonrlio crtdlltd ^P" Supreme Court Under Fire aymboliam of appearing as acting CouncR, of Churches. gineering or an allied science. Sons duction engineering department, is ing. " 1 '§.58 real aXilstanre withou^'MVlng to ia May. I have long been Interested Japanese, the program w'lll feature of.Hamilton Standard employes are the WesUnghouse Electric Ctorp. Club recently appropriated money 24.25 vra aliio tho l(.cal oow* publistied Itrro. governor during the absence of a fictitious‘exchange of letters be interested In acience, particularly I t M All rlfhu ol ropubUeatlon ot' ipecUJ go any farther thanmur clothes in healthy feel (m lsei and I al- digible to.compete for the scholar and associated W’lth the company for many new,booka on gardening S S i . 39.06 AUpatebes horoln aro aUo reoarrod. The Supreme Court,^ aa an In Governor Riblcpff from the state, tween two native. women, Christ nuclear physics, and has Applied to - 7 - closets. Thoiiaanda 'bf youngsters waya wear loose shoes so my feet sh ip 's. ’ \1 since 1922. died Monday. which have bben placed in the ■ WedneadayT-]WedneadayT-l p- m. Tuesday. voters. Third, It carried the faint •of Technology and Rensselar ■ - Flso^ Owr Wsslwsrth*$ ■ Tbinsday~ —1 p, m. Wednesday. court,, because he happened to dis sending such clothing to: aa the Hot Foot would never have urday. Prepared J>y Mrs. Raymond tary and later its chairman, died Mrs. M ary F. Ralston, Iw. daughter Da.Ta f f OC A (M l OIL SERVICE inferehce that the Governor's gf- Mrs. Winifred McDowell, home Polytechnic Inatitute. ijnday Mlt^sll i J u t . MMNiwttsr • fyidajr—I p... m. Thurs^. - flee isn't doing very much tlfese Save the Children Federa-- been Invented,-So 1 say,“ All Hall Calhoun and Mrs. Charles A. R ob of William H. Herodon, who was Mghta piuaPnrts • latuhley-I I like and disagree Alth its de- ■ McClatchey,- the son of Walter w York, May 15 i>P)--Walter A*fc lor ths Y U MANoisr ciaaauiea oeadl^nal'' a.’tn aaeA days, an.vway, and isn't on tPp of tibn. Dept. N. Ault Road to Feet!" Right? bins. they included ColeenCarlni. economist and star of Channel 18's Abraham Lincoln's law partner, cisioni . oh specific iaaura. , His and Rutlege Pike Knox- S. McCTlatchey of the -plantla pro- TEL. Ml M IM M l 9 -4 5 4 8 OKN THUMDAV (V(NINO$ 014711 • ay ot pMUesUon eseapi Balurday — many problems even whan the Marilyn Carr, Barbara Cocconl. TV show’, "Fun with Food,” seen Gib8dn,M'hlte, 60, an executive of died Monday. IA m. ■ specific effort was to change the '•vllle, Tennessee. Thieves and holdijp men don’t l^ n w A n milAsli «f all MrnM«l(n toeie Governor himself la arnood. Kenneth Coleman. Charles Gaudet, Wednesdays from 1 to. 1:30 p.m., Tuesday, May IS mood of the court by enlarging Ua •Thla Inference that tKe Gover 'The cool autumn and bitter win lieve iR/iigna. ', ' Carol Geer, Edward'Griffith, Pa will be in the First National Store ter months may seem a long way membership which would mesn he nor’s offire ia being rather lightly A Thought for Today tricia Hathaway, Jeffrey Hieitand, at '297 E. Center Sf. Thursday, FrU V off. But by lending clothing now, Thomas Lefebvre,. Em'ily Leiner, Kart, Sound Policy could put different personnel on run in thla administration, so that The growth of crime continues to out day and Saturday this w’eek to help it makea no differeiice whether a your readers , can be sure that Raymond Lew'is, Barbara Llebman, its bench. He was defeated in this strip the increase in the popula- housew’ivea plan parties. Mrs. Mc ''H . - V bsUnUai amount governor la Ihere PV not, has some coats; shoes, jackets and dreiaea A Mother’s Creeid William ^rentzen. Marjorie Luke, Dowell is .said tq_have__a 'vealthjjf effort— NoiretheteBi,“ ttie record a esf — _ ------— ------, ...... ■'g 'jjs.fc,;?!. / h ; " ------—-L- tmllataral irmament now an- naala in the RThlcoff mode of Will he KVailable^d' provide' warm Hay 1 ever be protid of Mother- /tion, according to the F ede^ Bnreaii Patricia Mbriri, Ahfliony' Sobol" helpful hints to lighten the re sayS"Uiat the court thereafterwas operationv The office is not, as it protection for needy boys and hood, and cheerfully accept all its William Remrncy. William Rob '...... - ■ ■ ’ ■• - ' ,! ^ _ ■ Bounced by la IS smart, sound of Investigation. sponsibilities of party giving. v> fi leas violently reactlonaiy. In always was during the regimes of glrli when bad weather arts in. obligations. May I regard my task bins, Brian Scanlon,, Barry Sheri \ / ' '* V policy, an Impi climax to the his two predecessors, continually Sincerely, yoiira. aa a vocation worthy of my highest dan and Patricia Stefanik', •»>- short, in this fnatance, the attack It’s Mat plain g o4 busiiiMia to bo prepared for'erime. both with f ;/Sf'^'sv. \ 'r ' new game been play. full of Vproblema,” w-lth a policy Faith Baldwin, Inlellect aa wTll aa my physical .\ttend Fil^rimagn' formally register children for phyalral aafeguarda and adeqato Insurance. LockedX_____ .doors, dooi guards, September opening. / i lag. And the one tliHig that will on the court had some effect. docket qbver clear. When problems strength. / , , Eleven local people attended the Help me. in some quiet W'ay, tp anil alarm systems may diaeburago prImlnaU, but Ua a well-known ' Guests In Town ' profit ua little, and m el^y add to Today, the Supreme Court is in come Into the Rihicoff oflflce. they Indiisirialiata Visit Stale faet that ao safeguard will guarantee Immunity from ^rlm e losoea. ToWm and Country'Life Pil^ira- get either a quick resolution or a make myaelr truly necessary to my "ge x>f Congregational ChuroKes The ‘Rev. and Mra. Tlicodore W. the basic effecUvenessyt. this the midst of new controversy. T -o: To be ready for any criminal loss you mpy have, the on^ sure pro Chandler Jr., have as their guests t quick reference. The desk la al tection la adequate InsurancA Call us today! / \ i held liv West Suffield, North arfd Russian stroke, will be foi\us to day the attack cornea not from ways clear.. It la a new type'of Hartford, May . 15 (A’l -Gov. this week. Mrs. Chandler's parents, Rlbicoff will gi-eet about 65 out-of- E abI G i^by yesterday. The dele pretend that we do not tjhink the' left wing, but from the ex gubernatorial operation, rfiore like gation VvaVihe third largest in at Mr. and Mrs. D. C: Robertson of stnte induatriallata Wednesday. Ebenezer. N. Y„ and her uncle and real, or to contend'that,’ t^ ons' hlghcRtV hlehnium In their president will .speak briefly on the purpo.ses and aims o f the school, economy. Thle, which was what beings, joined oratorical forces to' .canipalgnlhg djmlnat ijidge. The 17-year locust takes 16 its curriculum a-ji/i its organiza yeara to develop . from the tg g the stock market Irnmedietely proclaim that we are on the "road \ It has annthek nice touch, too. Governor RiblcoffSJa holirveci ■ to tion. There will be opportunity to stage to a full gr^wn adult. foresaw ycaterday^ is what will to the. deatriictlon of oUr form ot he planning to unvcil'.some govern- happen. . government" beuauie of an "ir menthl rporgBnlzHtion\>f hia own; T- The. propaganda Advantages reaponalble^ Supreme Court that as tlmX gocK.on. AgainsKthat day. Russia gains by this /nova, and usurps the pbwer of Congreiisf" Ihr Repiijilicans are begim)lng,.„t'n aay they W eed him into it ' t.....■■ Adileh we will have to try to Behind such Oratory, Congress la Taat polHIral Mslorv pnfs Chick McClure. ,y. balance somehow, are . Imr-ense. full .of iagislBtlve'acbemea to paas slight llabiiiU’ Into, ' Chalrnih Against Uie futlUty of the latest special laws nullifying or outwlt- Baldw'in's cohstrnrtive•statesman-' \ You Can Gnt Your ^ « ^ dlaarmament- talks. In which, as Ung each Supreme Court, decision ship. In 1947, thcvRepublirans w'ere dragooned Into apqn.sorlng a leg- Now *56 PONTIAC Russia charged, the.West did, re one part or another of the extreme lalative economy remmlttee. but and the SERVICE that ject propotale the West iUelf had right wing doea not like. The right when the committeeVvIolated all gees, with' it at New aircraft equipment made in Windsor Locks I6M th an '^ Mconda. The starter jaThaeded for originally made to Russia, we^ now w ing attempt ia to stir Up aJbat- the rules by comln'g up,W'ith some A by Hamilton Standard can start the mighty jet only one of the four big enginee. air preeaure have Ruasla enacting a bold and tle of power and prestige between real economy recortmiandatlon.s. Rfpnbllcan.s sabotaged It.^And as engines of tomorrow’s airliners withrot usmg the ^ m jthia engine ia used to activate Hamilton Stand* rctreahlng demonatration ot the Congress and the court. Just as MeGLUBE PONTIAC for a stiid.v of the statr'a Ahtiqn- 113 MAIN ST., MANCHESTEB extra ground power units usually required, for ard pneumatic startera on the remaining engines. unqueatlonable fact that one way Roosevelt staged a battle between ate'd' governmental aet-up,' and A ll 9.4 S 4S jet airplanes. This new, light-weight atarter ia an example of to disarm is to disarm. ' the executive anq the court. But ______':X:' " \ / ikE NEW STARTER on B oo% 707's number one en. This la going to Impress the if Roosevelt' a President and ap gine is pointed out by Chet Heti^i'gAf), United Aircraft Known as a fuol-air combustion atarter, the the many Hamilton Standard products w hi^ are A'orld and it la going, to impress parently undiiputed leader of hlS w Servipe Corporation represehtativ^To a Boeing engineer. device works like d small gas turbine engine. The helping the rapid growth of aviation. Currently us. And its leverage against us is. party^ could not even hold hia own The jet engine are FrMt & Whitii^j^Aircraft J.57a. starter has been used successfully in the. filin g 707 more than forty different types of turbine-powered of course, in the faqt that our only party together, when it came to aij jet transport prototype for eight months. aircraft are flying with Har^tOn Standard equip* ■ akcuse tor maintaining ou r own basic challenge to the privilege of- Avwage time for a start with the new device is * vast and unprecedentedmilitary the Supreme Court in Ua own field, meht. . ^ bet-up is ths threat posed ^y Rus it is not hkel.v that the present "BEFORE LOSSES HAPPEN, sia’s mUitaiy strength. • j ■ crusade against the court, leil by INSURE WITH LAPPEN" This -also is another . Russian U.e extreme right wing fringes of dsvelopmcnt which cuts more both parrfes, . will expand the R r / ' grpipid from ^ n e a th * ' Washing- strength It has as It begins. But i\ - ' " ■ ./’'■ X MAYO HONORED-*Al> policy pronounce It will certainly be full of noise, for,, A .m *■' / fred V. Mayo, third-shift some-time to come! ment abouTRussle. ThU is theyro- When Someone [' superintendent, last t that w‘e are waning mLD!. month observed his 30jh lian deeds, pot words, be- Gets Hurt e.. anniversary with Hamil we credit the new regime in ' Mystery Solved 9 9 # ton Standard. The; ninth ■'V. bUMia with being fundamentaHy We don't want to violate the man to join the 30-year- different from its predecessor, We secrecy w^hich ought to aurioimd club at the plant, he will, as time goes on,^ have to ac Whether or. not .vou are legally liabtC— you cloak and dagger matters, hut Wc lyill want to pay foy medical e.\])^ii8c.s wlicn started as-a grinder in cept this as a deed, and admit that think wp. know wlist' happened to the Pittsburgh plant of It is such, you are involved .in an automoliiTa. accident that British frogman w1io disap and gue.st.s in your car are injured. . ' StandardSteel Propellers, Aa we noted in discussing this peared while'submcrgihg near the and came to Connecticut Russian policy before it was for- Ruaaian ^ ru is e r and.ored In Max Miller Says Medical Payhient.'t cpveragtje i/ays’ all rea.son. in 1931. Mr. Mayo Uvea mally announced, it IS'pardeularly Fortsmomh Harbor. .. able e.vpen'se.< for medical, surfrica!, dental, in Vernon, ia building a amart for Rusrta from two angles, As^se can .see the story, it went' ambulance,- ho-xpital. professional .nurs-infr.and «winiming pool, andc en T irsi, Russia knows tliat, by such sonrelhlng like this. The British funeral service.s incurred within one .tear of joys his hobbies of pho^ reductions in its armed forces, it' < 7 : tography and deep sea frogman was just about tq ■t -■ accident. , , . , ia not exposipg itself to any . dan examine the Russian propeller.s, to fishing. > ' ger of attack from the United see what gave them. ticTeir unnsual Ahd,.you and family hiembers re.siding with TRAINING ORfORTUNITY-A new Engineering Aide Program u providing States. In fact, a great portion,of drive, when Jane Russell swain you kre covered for medical e.'Kpenses for aT! ‘ foUr-wMk study courm for Hamilton Standaid employees to prepare non- the credit for making this Russian type.s of autombbile accitlents— while pedes- enticingly near him, ami invited Uur Ur'giT'pr7scription engineering personnel for various technical or "Support’’ jobs in Engineering. policy posaible goes to- P ^ id e n l Him to lea in her underseas trian.s or^while I'iding in some other car, even Here instructor Frank Husarik leads a cla$t( at Hamilton Standard’s Broad Eisenhower, who • has copvdnced boudoir. After they-.had fallen in volume enable.1 ua eo a bus or taxicab. ' Brook plant. Classes run from 8 to 4:30, w i^ 8 to 10 persons .in a class.-The the Russian leadership that he ia a love, it" developed that she was a fourth class stai^ May 14; additional classes are to be scheduled. maintain ample stocks. So ’to J ■ Jledical Payments coverage is. availai/le tin man of peace, wherefore it ts aa,fe Rus.sian frogwoman just as lie'was limits of from $500 up to $5,000 per peiyson. for them to reduce their military a' British frogman. Each fiaifthe. we can compttund all pre- Many motorj.«ts have' increased their protec «. f; strength. duly of disposing of the other. Un "CAN YOU SEE, STH». STOP SAFEir?.., •cripiiona promptly—mnA tion because the CMt of medical care has in Second, this reduction in hiili- less they did, neither' could go CHECK YOU* CAI-CHECK ACCIDENTS." creased greatly. Voii may wish to tio the same. ' tary manpower and military hack home. He gave up Britainj of coiir.se precisely aa your $5,000 in protection for each i/er-soit. for ex apending ia a double-edged eco- and she gave up Russia, and they ample—ten times the minimum of •$500— HAMILT01¥. STANDARD AEWS B R I E F S weapon for Russia. This re- Doctor direcia. Save lime something special deciejed to fpund a new community, cost.s about $7 more. ' diicuon, for Russia, ia a goo ' thing “ * this long, low beauty for action, for here’s N u c le a r a ir c r a f t en gin es ere being developed, according to gov- ■dedicated to love and peace,”Ohdfer- next time. Try ut! go ■ you jo d can|tcan t get anywhere else. - •cohomically, releasing needed seaa. They liyeq happily ever after, 5. Ask us about this economical protection to- I enunent announcements, and Hamilton Standard has'-an engineering manpower and resources to peaae- in an underseas duplex, and had i#® .‘ the newest in high-compresaion, high-torque dav! team at work on the problem of providing controls for such engines . . . Ume needs and foreign export op- Iota o f little frogmen an frogT I fV-8, so advanced and so applying its years of experience in designing controls for jet engines. portunlUes which are almost women. ’nila per gallon than a,ny other - ui the Mobilgas Economy Run! John H. insatiable. But a corresponding re If we ara w rong tn one or t^-o . /X RAYCROFT WALSH PARK opened for the 1956 season April 30 aa duction, for us, if we are brought details, we expect Hollysvood to; automatic transmissions- recreational center, for Hamilton Standard employebs and families. With I ^ p p c i l Inrmrprnmtmt to it. aa we are likely to be, will correct them, as fast as liw thing attractions for every age, the park is expected to draw even more than not ba good news economically. can be puUon film. the 7900 persons who used it last year. Newest facility is the recently- Our prosperity U shored up, iq- .., ’’■i' ‘l’» w.nd.r »r h„dl., ^ INSUSAMCi completed pavUion, large enough to shelter several hundred prapje. day, by military employment of MILLER PHARMACY 't>w» »ll«.MS,i*Mr>Oe >a.*lt> * n * 4 , OSW« V ’ ISl ,Come in and see. YoifU j(ringyourself up to date—fast! mgapowtr and by producUon for ' ’ SPRING DRAMA PRODUCTION of the Hamilton Standard Frop and n Sputialisl.i A M r tjtm<99t opiUtHm muitary purposes. iVe do not need USED TV 164 Ka.sWCeiitei'Mitj’cet— MI 1)-5‘261 Wing Players will be "Two Blind Mice,” scheduled for public perform mora men for our factories. We do ance May 19 at 8:30 P;M., at the Windsor (bKh School auditorium. The FISHING TIMp— Four of the 600 memben of the Hamilton Standard Fish and Game Club Open Thursday Evenings Until 9:00 check their equipment in the parking lot before starting on a late aftcmoon fishing trip. not need more peace-time produc $19.95 Up 'N. and Saturdays Lentil .Noon. dramatic group ia sponsored by the Recreation'and Welfare Council. tion. So, from thle angle, wq, have Prompt' Free Cal,l and McCLURE PONTIAC, Inc. The Club is s^nsoring a shad derby on May 20. Thia is another of the irany recreational ■L to th in k of new and dynamic ways Pofterton's -- Delivery Service ^and athletic activitiee for employees at Hamilton Stamkud. P ro m p t , Howard Fom.' 180 «TER ST, ?73 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER Nicholas Kuchachikt-John Patella, Henry Davie. to kaap ouraalvca gqjng, tco- 299 Green Rd.—tel. MI.3-1134 t : . ' " ■ ■ ; " ■ ' • / ’ - - \ j (Si--) ■ - f PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HEEALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUE^DAV, MAY 16. 1966
R d ^ v i l l e ■ - ' ^j^drskl 'Moves Office Three Boys Admit Coventry Shapiro Bond Suit. | Coi#r/ Chalnged M ind FDR MAXOIVM HEAT and IBOUBU) FREE OPERATION Gryk May Gain Posts O bituai^ Dulles Sees Red Army . Rockville, May 15 fiSpecisI)’ Vandalism Acts Grange to Enter (News Tidbits Coiit^cil Asks'Aqueduct Co, - The Herald wishes to an Tentatively ^tU e d nounce ’ that Its Rockville of- '^Called, from AP Wires Three boys, aged 11 and 12. M - Milk Use Event flee has been moved to 7 «W. \A bout $90 f000 Aw ard 111 Party Delegations Unchanged After. Cut The town's 1800 suit against , To Fluoridate Water Systent Main St., second floor. At Us mltted toXpoIlce ' yesterday com Deaths Hartford bondsman Jacob Shapiro, Coventry. May 15 (Special)— new location . The Herald will (Conllnued from Faga Oae) mitting vstn^Iism in the Manches OR lumtrt and Sfdttra Sold arrive la Ankara for 2-week state schsduled for presentation In tha Democratic convention delegatea4>Continulng he aeid. "I think It (Omtiaaed from Page Om ) ' H e h ro n The Coventry Grange-has voted to tonttnue to handle'all news ter LumbehO will probably be choaen from the visit... New lertey Legislature Court of Common Pleas tomorrow, Rockville, May IS (Special )— A T said, and the more time the build- Andover Hshlia Bloom» Inc.^ plant at 355 and Sarvieod Promptly and EfficimiHy very dangerous to pick from a \ again enter'the slate-wide dairy item’s from Talcottville and cidents at the spot where Cahill approves establishment of fair has been tentatively settled out of ras^uUon calling m the local. ing inspector had to do the work Center St. old and the new Democratic Town hdnd picked Hat of' convention Robert Deitnison, George, chairman of the .Senate supper conte.st Sponsored by the. amter company to ad ^ouridation 'h e must do, the more,;tnoney the. Vernoni .S.» well as Rockvflle was, injured. Oommltteea as the reault of -action trade prieee for beer and ale in court, according to prosecutor Andover, May 15, fSpeclal)';- William Pick, Nnbn^ger of the delegates." He was referring to Foreign Relations committee, said Several Baptized . State Grange and the Connecticut to the dty's water waaVpassed by city will gam from proper charges news dind advertising. Chrcula- Now the Supreme Court has tkken laat night by the new group, New Jersey and protection for John, R. FitzGerald. tlnii problems in' these areas An Andover dahlia, locked in the Idea that the old committee Industrialist, Dies Milk Producers Assn. the Common Council ln\a unan- on permits. ' sent the case back, saying "W e company, called ^ i c e 'yesterday which took office at noon today. he felt the Soviet announcement wholesalers of alcolmllc beverages Details of. the settlement were may also be referred to this of- a dark place, did not hear the jnight have its preferences for con On Molher''N Day Jolin Wlltnauer will be general imoua vote last night, \ He also suggested that the build- deem our original order erroneous morning when the vbridalishi..jvas Mow many from each “slat*” will "ought not to be haatily diimtaaed from unfair competition In other not revealed and FttsOerald added 'flce. telephone TR 5-.8138. The weatherman's ■ report that vention delegates honored. Robert Smith Dennison, 80, of Chairman assisted by Helen Jor states. ' The resolution, present^ by ing inspector o>tain affidavits of, and recall it in the interests of spring is iate this year. be thosen as delegates is, how that the agreement to settle the Herald was formerly located gt discovered shortly a ftV the coim. A short time before Rublnow'8 Highland Mark, died last riight at without careful evaluation." dan, Donald Crawford and Bar Alderman William . Stiles N n d building costs/Uhen constructiorf fairness." ever, not known. - . „ Hebron, Mav , 15 (SpeclBlt — Police announce overloaded mo case waa subject to the approval, I Market ,8t. Mra. Loren Bartholomew, pany opened for husinesV atatemeftts, Oryk had said—during the Manchester Memorial Hospt-' "\Ve shouldn’t let our bara Schwarm-. Prizes will he FrahcU Barbero, requested . that is complete./Too many jobs .are ■ But the minority "o'pinion. writ Three sharply divergent views r guard ' Baptized st the Hebron Congrega- tor launch capsizes In Java Sea of the Town Court of Manchester. Boston Hill Rd., ■' found a Pick said the boys punned holes' the old committee'? meeting— he lal. down, but we ought to awarded for the Grange using the the Council request the Rockville under estimated': he said, re c itin g : ten by Justice Black, contended eme-ged before the ne\ • commit- felt just this kind of preference lional Church Sunday were’: and 78 persons. Including ’‘Imany FitsOerald. said an agreement hlbaaom the size-of a half-dol- Into a large number of cemMit and Borrr. -In-Brooklyn, N. Y’., on willing to make a careful examlna-1 Thomas George Smith, son of Mr most milk per capita and the best Water ahd Aqueduct Go. to •■ado\in lower/f^ies being collected, that "in the Interest of fairness we tee's deliberations were over in the ; would be honored by the new com- women and children, were drown between he and Atty. Paul iar. on a 4-lnch stem, in a bar lime bags and caused "aboiiV 8100 May IS, 1875, he had'been en- tion which will take time," George , and Mrs. George Smith, Uornii publicity campaign used in ,con ed. the process hnowi) ,as .flourldation \ Donald Berger was named hy| would not remand this case" to a Probate court office at the Muni Groobert, of ]the firm of Lekaner rel of dahlia biilha kept all win damage." mittee under the "settlement" he gM ed in the printing and nectlon with the siipi>rri to the public services' it now per- the Reci eation Committee as di lower, court. cipal Building last night. said had been agreed on Sunday. John.son. daughter of Mr. arid and Rottner, representing Shkplro, Hospital Notes ter in a dark atorerciom. Police Chief Herrnan O- Schertdel iKhographing bu.stnb8s in Ne'V George accepted last i.lght Presi- - Mrs. Herbert L. Johnson, and, . The - ..... meeting...... of the local- - patrons------will be taken up ?vUh Judge Wee- forms." recc^ of recrcntlop' during the .The minority also said the High L The old Democratic Town At the old committee's meeting. 7:30 p.m.. South- Street School; ' The captive plant beat oilt its said he la delaying turning th^ /York City for 63 years. Prior to I ley C. Gryk at the earHest poealblk During hrlbf discussion on the sujnmer program.,He served in the Court was 'taking "drastic ac Committee ended Its simuUarieou's Director W aller Mahoney a t a y ^ dent Eisenhower s Invitation to Donald Frederick Beck, son of the I husbandry on Thursday at 8 Board of Finance. 8 p.m.. Town iiaual predecessors apple over to juvenile authoritlea unlL forming his own firm, Robert S, date, probably, riext Monday. ^ ' matter, Alderman John Peters said .same ^ p a rity last year. Emil St. Patients Today 170 tion" in trying to make Cahill pay meeting in the basement coffee long enotigh, before attendliur work with the administration on. Rev. and Mrs. John G. Beck. j P-"!' feature a youth program Office Building; Boy Scout Troop blossoms and lilacs. officials of the lumber company : M Dennison and Co., Inc., in 1613, he expansion o f the North Atlantic At the Gilead Church. William I gommlttee headed by Miss The town brought suit to re- ' he thought-the Council should hold , lx)Uis.wha'named tennis Instructor A DI M 11T E D YE.STERDAY., back„ money'be received under the talk with the boys' parents.- MAYTAG room with the Idea it waa going informal meeting of the -Boar/ In 3o. 7:30 p.m.. Rond HIH School; was associated with'his father and Treaty Organization. cover the , bond , money after a public hearing before voting to for hoystrofn 12 to 18 years dur- Kathleetn Amsden. RED 2. Man-1 “ I decision. to be guaranteed by the new com the Hearing Room, to wigh-'Gryk Ernest Anderson, son of Mr. arid'!,'*”'''**"' tov'ted will be Oranges of Coventry Grammar School PTA, 8 ashers m dryers brother In the firm of Charles D uIIm menttoned this’ at his Shapiro refused to pay a gftOO bqnd adopt the resolution. He said such, ing the summer months. chC.Mer;' .Mr?. .Shirley Smythe. AUTOMATIC W mittee the opportunity fp name well and say he tlioiight thatoutgo- Mrs. Ernest Anderson, and Frank Hebron, Suffield and p.m., auditorium. new# conference., saying if is a Ell Rich Jr., son of Mr,, and M rs.' Aaliford.- the town court says was forfeited acUon had been opposed by Urge | The,,^ Finance Committee an Boltons Mrs. Roblna Rinea, 98 and accorded a alamling ovation AMERICA'S FINEST VALUES 1'2 delegates to three Democratic ing chairman waa the best one he Food Hale Saturday source of "great gratification." He Frank E. Rich. - j The Grange home ecohdmics when t ^ e r Chappell Hartford, percentages of the population in no 'fed I t had completed maps and i ^^ree.bwood Dr.; Mrs. Angelina by everyone present. Mra. Clifford conventioria. had worked under. / ’ ", The Sewing Basket 4-H Club Officers Installed O . Jr W . Lawn Soryie* said it should show ail the world Deacon Lucius Robinson and Mrs. vommlttce Is sponsoring failed ;H> appear on Aug. 22. He many eitles. blukprints...... of the Peerless~ Mill in Raimando, lt3 Highland St.; Mra'. ,Ulm was presented with a gift SEE US FOR BIG tRADE-INS 2,. One group In the new commit Mrs. Helen FitzpalrUik. a former public will have a food sale Saturday at the great. Importshcs the Unltecl pijioylile card parties eacli second was 'charged with larceny and , "It la not right for the Council prcpsrstlon for putting the town Mildred Lawton, Glaatonbiiry; from the PTA in appreciation'of Lownj Mowod and tee took the stand that the ne"' director, said mucH the same M. Stoddard Belden assisted at the 11 a.m. In the Church Community States attaches to thiq work. . Hebron Church, and Deacon M. W and fourth Thursday of the month resisting arrest. to taka.Upon Itself to dictate what-'and___ city owned building up for Mra. Jean Haekler,' North Coven Bv Lincoln PTA her iinllrthg efforts on'*behaif of committee was the body which won things and added she felt Gryk had, House with the club In charge as Citaning Don* On other points .Dullea sahl: Hills and Mrs. Robert E. Fpote, at at 8 pm. in the hall on Rt. 44A people shall get whether or not! pjd, try.'Kaihet-ine Vandal. 226 Wood- the organization. Mrs. Ulm has ABC APPLIANCE 60. Uie election and would'now receive alwa.vs told the Democrats on the sisted .by Mrs. Emil V. Mamet, 1. .T h e United States la .will the Gilead Church., Connie and with Airs. Anna O. Anderson as they„ want „ It." _Alderman P tlt ^ said. Peters said thal dur- bridge .St.; Jamea LennOn. 20 . Mrs. Mar\'in .Strickland was In served In some capacity on every Td. Ml 3*79J 4J>*twttn whatever blame might be forth Board to f o i W party affiliation leader. Proceeds will be given to ing, and has so Informed Russia, Chris Ellik received Bibles. chairman. Mayor H em an G. Olson asked, the last rubbish collertloii gar- Division St.; Patricia Horn. W ll-j stalled as president of the Uhcoln executive board since the incep Ml 9.15X5 21 brAPI4 i coming for Town ComnitUee acts and work for toe town'i Interests. the 4-H Ihwn Committee fo r -lu Leighton Gets Life If the Council hM the authority to jbggp in- 9 a.m ; and 1 1 noon'' to negotiate an extonalon of Presi A Mother’s Day tea v^s held Laat night th e local grangeri limantic, Janet Masiarn. 52 Hill-1 .School PTA at the annual meet- tion of the PTA at the Lincoln — so it, alone, should choose the ‘BlrN* Rxperleiire 4-H "amp tuna. ---- ^ requlM the privately owned stances. Names snd sddi esses of dent Eieenhower's "open skies" Sunday from 4 to 5,:3(> p.m.,qn the visited Suffield Grange, furnishing Yesterday the Rev. C.-Arthhr ...... ,/'ce*t- Rd : Mrs. Genevieve ''"K *S*t night In the school •School It waa also voted to present delegates: It felt a platform pledge Oryk aql^ he had found It a disarmament inspection plan to For Killing Woman Alderman Steles then pointed violatoia were turned over to po-’^Yiellcaka, 1 Krtel Dr., 1 "dltorimft. y Gilead Church. The Pilgrim' Feli part of the program. Bradley with several representa Rockville; 8 the school with 8IDO for film sVlps would be violated. "rich" ejtoerience to work with the cover military bases abroad. company to Initiate the process, and records. membeca of the old Town Commit lowshlp invited all mothers of Ihe Today the mitten project will tives of the Second. Con^egational lice, who warned the reaidents that VVhttmore. RFD 2, W llllnian-: Other officers Installed by Mr.s. 3. Another segment of the new Dulles said that if the "open skies" rhtlY'rhgko tn 4..^ Hartford! May Jft — Andrew out that the Council's action was tee and admonialied the members ron-jlie taken to Ea.?t Windsor with Church attended thi|/day akMlon of UPl further violations woujd lead to tic; Mra. Clare Swanson, 195 Ver-j EdniiHartwell, li past president, The sixth grade glee clulj. under committee felt It the ^'politic" aerial inspection plan was ever X Leighton Jr„ .16, of Hartford / merely a request that the company non SL; Jeffrey Craiise, Windsor I Includ^: Mrs, Edgar Clarke, first not .to "fall asleep.’’-. ."Keep your "M otoer’* ^ program honoring presentation of a -mlnute the Town and Country Pilgrim' suspension of rubbish collection. the direction of Mra. R. Phyllis thing to do to work for party na. - agreed to it probably would have 1 a 20-minute pro was sentenced In SupM or ( ^ r t ; ^ do ae. ri,jhla for those persons, Peters Locks#;Bernsrd Herpst. Glaston-i-Vlce -prealdent;- Miss Roberta mtoda alert." he added. gram on "Our Emigrant Founders age of Connecticut Oogregational Bosk, an .elementary supervisor of .,mpny to allow the old Town Com- to be put into a treaty, subject Mias Diane Rebillanl today to life imprisonment for kitt Aeeepted by Offer rs laid. bury; Mrs. Anns Von Deck. 179: Hynds,.secbiid vice president; ,Mra. x„ 'Most of the woiTlea by members was of America." To dat? 15 pairs of Christian Church Conference in music in the Manchester school ImUee ,a voice in cholcf of dele- to Senate approval. hostess. ing his former landlady, Mre. He said flouridatlon is an estab- Oak St.; Margaret Kelley, 20 Francis Conti, secretary; F'reder- ,«f the new commttiee became mittens have been made by local West Suffl B lu in g Inspector Roland U.sher system, gave a concert of familiar Silent on' Radford Views Eleanor W , FHklns of East Wind Udhad. thing, accepted by medical remd-ted that a barn and veranda Robert Rd., Rockville-, Mra. .Marion ' Ick Deane, treasurer, and Mrs. U alK . academic today when noontime — Colleellon Sunday grangers for the contest by Mrs. Tomorroa- the Southern 'Tblland aelectlohs. They also sang "A Chll- For top old Town Committee, 2. He would not comment on The Rev. Douglas F. Pimm of sor, jaat winter. and dental authorities. All the | a/the i-ear of 87 W. Main St. need- SiimIslaakI, '.56 Union St-; Ronald' "'a lter Ford. MrA, Ruth E)lia arid the deadline parsed .without the John E. Kingsbury. Patricia Af- Countj^inleter’e group wlU meet di-en'a Prayer for Peace," com laat night'V.meeting was th e.^st testimony by Adm. Arthur \V. dentists locally are in favor of the^^i^ repair. He alsO noted that raw Pirkey, .57 Brookfleld St. | Robert Piirvla, Jj*., delegates to the filing of a slate of proposed con St., Peter's Episcopal Church re- (rickno, Mrs. Oliver M. Brown. at 1 (^ 0 a.m. in the Second Con He. waa permitted to plead gull- posed by Miss Sylvia Claflln, a while In offirts^dge Wesley pryk, Radford, chairman of the Joint move, he laid/“U s Ume sewage wt.i bein^ allowed to flow vention delegates by the old Town minds his parishioners that Sun gregational Church paraonage with ty May 1 to second degree mur ADMITTED' TODAY: Mrs.! Council. ^ teacher at the Bowers School. chairman, presulsd. Chiefs of Staff, yesterday that the Mrs. William McKinney, Mrs. one to take the atep, he a d d e ^ | mto the Hor-kamim River at this Committee. This cleared the way day will be Pentecost Sunday, the the Rev. Mr. Bradley. preparing der but the m andate^ sentence Elalnh Woodcock. 11. Hale Rd. ! Mra. Joseph Rourke. Abe yetlr- He said it was hXlmdei'standing stron ^r than Its political and dip birthday of the church. He also Theodore Mellcn, Mrs. William Mlt- could not be impoaed until com In other business William ^ r l e j point ^e repair the. buildings for the new committee to make its terhOlzer. Mrs., Walter . Haven, And serving dinner to the six area BIRTHS TODAY: A daughter to '" 8 president, waa presented with Japan produced .530.829,000 o( a Sunday m eetingXto what .he lomatic positions against the So- reminds women of the pariah of 8 pletion of a preq|0htenee Investi was awarded the contract in- \^-ouid cost more than thev are own choice of delegates. » Mrs. Harry 8 . Kltch(hr. Miss June church ministers. Mr. and Mra. Lester-.Shapiro^,-99-:* pounds of ipim rayon in 10 ^ ------called- the ‘.‘leaders'^ of-llta^lnauc. ..vldt. ..Union- DuUes-sald. he - bad- the-United -Th«nk-Of fering-whiclr gation bjr the/Department of ~igmiBg~d»wer tmea on- ECm St. ‘------worTh,■— "TTsher ~ ------aald^ ^------"D,-Loomis and Mrs. ^ I t e r Lynch. — i amehooa -T oinorewjir "/ - With a low bid. of »1,768M Aberle Holllater St.; a 'daughter to Mr gent state that a comihitmehi^^d hot seen Radford’s testimony. will be due Sunday, Special enve Yhe Ladies Assn. wHI serve a Adult Probation'. was picked In favor of Anree other In .giving his monthly report, and Mrs. Philip Longatreth, RFD been made for ratiltcation by ibe 3. The United States still lopes will be left in the pews for AH m ihfn projecu will dis noon luncheon tomorrow In the .8 Ute;s Atty: Albert B. BiU safld the building, inspector listed Hie 1, Andover. new committee—that at lea.vt 12 ob Pil'ie MacDnimId Photo stands on- its offer to join in a played at to* State Grange con bidders. Also biddlng/were PaganI V About Town Hol>ert Dennison use of donors, or donations may be First Congregational Church ves that he had 'nothing to add to hla Brothwa mt $l,852,/iEugene Wanat following permllii for dwellings: DISCHARGED YE.STERDAY! a total of 36 convention delegates European security treaty with oth sent to Mri. Henry Dombrowski. vention in Getobey and the entire try. comments.^ two weeks ago, atnea at 81^68.88, and^Anthony Zann at Lester Baum, Fox Hill Dr.; Fred Mra, Bertha Rlfkln, 705 W. Middle would be named by the old com Dennison and Sons' in New York er western powers and" Russia if This offering is called for twice a collection sent to a .Quaker For- Woman H'rilea Song the sentphee was fixed by law. mittee and guaranteed appoint OiriX^Ylendly Sponsors .of St. Russia will agree to unify Ger MSOJM) Billow, Highland AVe.; David 'Tpke. City. He was chairpian of toe year, near AH Saints Day and eign^Aid Committee'lor shipment A song written by-M rs. Renee Public Defender James D. Cos Next time you're in^ a hurry ... ment by the new committee. Mary’s Eptaropal Church will meet many through free elections. abroad. \ PoHMmais Named Mills, Fox Hill Dr. George and Sam board and treasurej/bf Robert 8 . Ascension Day. Forsythe was s'.ng Friday night grove, who represented Leighton, D ISCH AR O Eb TO D AY: Miss He said today this commitment Friday at 8''^.m., in the pariah Dulles said It seemed to i)lm that Pearl were 'granled a permit to Dennlsori and Co., Inc., at the time The Rev. Mr. Pimm and Dr. Hm-lal Ttkplght .. b.v Mrs. Louis Chase during a said that he had. carefully advised ThomaS/Arinatrong was appoint Evelyn Jeaoult, Glastonbury; Mrs. was only that the "leaders”- "U-ho hou.se. Rector A ltred'L. WilHanris this waa about w hat former Brit build a drive-ln reatHiirant on of his death. Charles M. Larcomb attended the The Young Mothers Club will variety show at Wesleyan Memor IMghton as to implications of a ed by h w o r Olson as a special Eleanor Poore, ip.5 E. Center St.: of course were not in office until | will be th.e speaker^i8lection of 'of- ish Prime Minister Churchill 'had Windsor Ave. and the Ease Stand . . . tty (he NORTH BRANCH. You’ll lilif its convenient , He also served on tlie board of Diocesan Conveptlon recently. have Us annual birthday enter- Bullty plea before Leightm pleads pollcemkn in charge of .recreation Mra. Grace MpDermot, Bolton; chosen laat night were to "urge j fleers for the coming yiar.^wlll take in mind In saying last week that ial Church in East Hartford. ard Oil Co. to construct a gaaor directors of Case Bros, paper mills A special work meeting will be Ulnment social with^ refresh ed guUty. If there waa miy dle- araasyW^ parka, including the Berdlne Spector, 310 Cooper Hill and recommend " this to the new . place at, the business'iqMting, Tomorrow’s MeeHngs / line atatJon on Union St. Drive-In window. AH tranmetions are inlbrchangeable Russia should be accepted in asso held tomorrow evening from 7 to ments and prizes today- kt 8 p.m. satUfacUon, he added, he would Town Hall, where several recrea- St.; Mra, Daphne Knight, Vernon , committee membership. If they are presided over by Mrs. M al^rie for several years and was a for Tomorrow's meetings include - Estimated' 'fcoat -of construction ciation with the "spirit” of NATO. 9 o'clock for the Altar Guild, at In the Nathan Halo Community like to have it made known. nal acUvItles arc carried on duf-; Center; Harry Mitchell, 41 Brook-' leaders "worth their salt,” he said, i Kelsey. Hostesses will be mer director of the State Bank of Rotary au b , 6:4ft p.m., vestry totals 8211,613, he said, with feet with the Main Office. \ 4. He hopes the visit here of the home of Mrs. Henry A. Jones. Center. The general Committee In Leighton said that he had i m the year. The-policeman ia un- lyn St.. Rpckvi.lleL Debra and i the new committee should accept | Viola Trotter. Mrs. Agnes Mc-'..,^New York, which merged with the First Congregational Church;^Cub for the month fotallrtg 8619. President Soekarno of Indonesia, The rector reminds parishioners cludes Mrs. Ronal^^Knapp, chattw comment to make and was satis ''der the Jurisdiction of the chair Elizabeth Tiiuniton, 16 S. Alton i and ratify this recommendation. | Dowell; Mrs. Ethel Robinson and' r MMiifacturers Tni.st Co. He was Scout Pack 67 ben I, after/^hool Alderman Peters reported that beginning tomorrow, will drama that the second envelope for the man, Mrs. Richard Breen, co-.cha'ir- fied with what had been dona man of the Recreation Depart St.i Mrs. Emma Areto and daugh- i Today, Jay Rubinow,'^ one of the Mrs. Kelsey., a meqiber 61 the Sons of the Revo with Mrs. Robert Cleverdsn; choir during April 81,647.39 Was cql- tize the basic bonds of sympath.v building fund is now due. man, Mrs. Jamea Breen, M ri,^lch- Judge Louis Shapiro then - ment, Olson said. . ter. 87 Spruce St.; Mra. Esther, ."leaders” presumably meant by lution'lujd the Drug and Chemical which exist between the United Second Congregational' Church, .le^ted In the city's parking meters Club of Navv , Beaul.v of Spring ard G. Jodry, Mrs. Arnold Carlson, ordered Leighton committed to The Council also approved an Palmer; Andover; Leland T. Wood. Oryk as among tho.se at the .Siin-v| tpe final meeting of the -----jyv York-City. States, that developed from coloni- 7:30 p.m,. sanctuary; Stitch 'N state prison for life. ahd 81.675 from tickets, he said. OPEN SATURDAY MORNINGS UNTlt JULY ( He. leavea'lila wife, Mr.?. Carol The wonderful blossoms of the Mrs. Dudley Brand, Mrs. Fritz An- application made by Mr. and Mrs. 26 Robert Rd.; Mrs. Nancy Dowd | day meeting, said the new group , ^ p ^ A executive board last alism a century and a half ago, Chatter 4-H, 4 p.m. vylth Mrs. ta w - Leighton fatally wounded Mrs. To Kent gwrepers ' Case Dcnnlsonc-t_wo sbria, Wells forsythia are beginning to fade, derson/and Mrs. (Charles fa frln g - Stanley J. Adams to connect a and daughter. East Hartford;; and Indonesia which is ’’Just rence Usher; Public Hsalth Nurs FHklns In her home, last Jan. 5 Case Dennison and-,Robert Case but in their place comeS' magnolia “ 100 guests are expected. home they are building on V p ^ r The Council Voted to rent street Wladimlr Polvqncheh, AOl Main; ginning such developmenL ing Assn, Board Trustees, 8 p.m., by attacking her with a golf club, Butcher Rd., Ellington, to thycity sweepers for the annual spring ,S(,. ;■ Mrs, Phyllis Sperry and I cWlon, „ a M y : H , W . n . d ihal Dennison, both of Mftncheat'iSr; blooms and floweiing quince with Meeting? Today Booth-DImook Memorial Library;' Topic for NATO its vivid red blossoms, ■ a large kitchen knifa and a broom ■eweraga ayatem. road cleanup. The mayor explained daughter. .50 Legion Rd. f'uatomlinn V-8, 6-Paaa, the committee would not blindly I one sistei', Miss Alar.y E/Dennlsonc. .ji^iiiiinuj I meetings Include Little setback, 8 p.m., Nathan Hals Com handle. This la the first a^icatio n the Sweepers would cost leaa money- accept recommendations without of Brooklyn, N. Y„ and six ^ n d Dulles said the, Soviet announce ippera 4-H, evening, with Mrs. munity Center. ('nuntry Sedan. Complete ing of the year, and the school They had become Involved In a granted by the Council/ lince it than men with brooms, and-the Outside the United States 3-4 of exercising its" own judgment, children. ■ ment of Intentions to, reduce Its Manchester. Evening Herald Hans Hansen;: St. Mary's CYO, ly equipped, enatom In fair and a tea to be given for coiii !■ dispute because Mrs. FHklns ob began a naw polic.v/ including w ork woiild be Completed sooner. railroad mlleagea li government 1 Will Consider Suggestions ■ Family funeral services will be'-Sarmed forces will be discussed ful bron correspondent,' bliss 7:30 p.m., church hall; ^ y Scout Manchester - Ryenlng Heral d terior. Imnuiciilate mittee and caleteria workers were Pendleton, telephone A C jected to an affair between Leigh special forma to be filled out by He also said persons parking cars pwned. - , ' ' lasst night the new committee held at hi.? homeThursday after- ly a t future meetings of the North Troop 57, 7.30 p.m., American- Oeveatry rorrespondeni, Mrs. C. one owner $1995 disciis.sed. Atlft-ntlclH Treaty- Council in Paris 8-S454. ton and her married daughter, ac those outside the city llmlj4; ,)<£leh- on the street would be reqiieatH to voted, on a motion by Atty. George noon. ,The family will receive legion Home; 4-1^ Wood- orklng, p U Uttle, lela^oae, P I 3-8*81 cording to tha proaecutor. Ing to purchase We service!^' park in driveways whilie the Lcssner, that it alone would dp the friend.? at the home from 7 to 9 and it8 Implicatlonii for the West carefully ''^plored. During djacuMon on the ■ mat sweeping was In progresiiC to In selecting of delegates Dakota Council. No. 61. Degree o'clock tomorrow night. But becauAe,^ it was anticipated ter it waa alao/leclded that Super- sure complete coverage of the city. FOLKS PAST 40! ’51 CHEVROLET On a motion by Harry Howroyd, i of Pocahontas, will hold a m wt- In lieu of flowers, friends are Inteadant of Public Works William .^It also voted...... to consider fairly.. all ing tomoiTbw night at 7:30 in Odd asked to contribute to the Man several v^eeks agq. he ,aaid, tl had Dunlap, ba given the power to in S i^ la l De Luxe 2-Door. iRames o f potential delegates -sub- Fellow.?- Hall. Members Are urged chester Heart Fund. already been disquhsed by foreign spect sewerage connections out bfalnUlh your good health and Radtb, heater. CXOC imUed to it. . i to attend, 8? the last rebesrsal of ministers of the Atla'htic powers side the city as well as within the THE .VEIVEST MODELS OF vigor' with "Forfy-PIusi” It’s Like new. 7710 Committee members evi the combined degree teams will be when they met .‘in Paris hvO weeks city. / ELECTRIC RANGES a aiigar-free mikture of Impor dentl^ agreed that the old com-JJield. ago. Mayor Olaon proposed that the tant vitamins and minerals, in niitte aVrike for a large number of Sen. Cleorge's 'statement that-he Democratic voters and these should Council consider Investigating thej 17R.95 UP cluding Iron and ' vitamin B13, The Cosmopolitan Club will Funerals felt the Soviet announcemei^ - be given representation,, possibility of niaking the' position A1[1B AT in a delirloua liquid form. Ask 2-Door Cuxtomline hold its annual limcheon Friday at should' be given careful evaluation for jv bottle at Weldon's, onl.V Atty. JohiKD. LaBelie said'to of building inapector a full time Radio, heater, the House-on-the-Green. Long- Frank T. Waters over a period of Ume was made in Pottarton's 8L89, or phone ML S.-5.53I for day he wishen\t6 emphasize that an interview. office. There is enough work to f^ a n aa any meadow, Mass. M is , Walter Gor ISO CENTER ST, Immediate delivery. the votes on Iheha .motions by the The funeral of Frank T, Waters, warrant such action, the Mayor man is the hostess and Mrs. .1. R. Sen. H. Alexafider Smith (R-NJ) new committee meqnt no guaran 65 Starkweather St., will be held Pitkin is .chairman of the coinniit- said in a separate Interview he tees on "names oXnumbers” of tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 in the tee in charge of the luncheon. Mrs. favors a "wait and see ” attitude T delegates from the oloXTown C*m Second Congregational Churcb, V Pitkin may be contacted for fur With the Rev, Arnold W. Tozer. un til"w e can determine it Russia mittee had been made ther information; is really sincere.” Sen, Humphrey Gryk, informed of ia.stXniglU’a minister of the church, , officiallrig. (D-Mtnril commented that "Ruisla Burial will be in Buckland Ceme action by the new group, ^ d he tery. ' • again has seized the Initiative.” felt a "word had been RivenXnd ‘ South ! And Sen. Fulbrighl (D-Arki said he expected U to be kept," He f ^ . i " S C S will meet tomor- Friends may call'.at the funeral the Eisenhower administration had home from 3 to 5 this'afternoon whatever action was taken, by th- row afternoon at 2 o'clock at the been outmarieuvefed. All. three l i n c o l n ^ m e r c u r y and 7 to 10 tonight.'' c Huhtihg,^sHarleclllrig at 361 Adams St 1 T C 'Valves inrother cars. ^ 92.8.6 mph.U'i'lAout g tingls breaMou nl " 88" 4-dnor. Radio, . heater, kVindaor. de luxe 4-dnor. Ra LaBelie, Uieiiiew clialrniun, said iJfe and Indemnity In?. Cos. pai-trocnt tool hoiwe at 217 E. Mid town employes that a peraonnel rear. More steeriag whMl deftranee. 1953 DeSOTQ Aetna Life ...... n g , igg dle Tpke., *3,0,54: 1 hyilramallc, Sperial tur- dio, hrqt^r, Fluid a i A A C 1952 FORD he felt it was important for ,Man- appeals 'roaid be established. qiiolae and while. One nwn- Drive. LI. hinr, ' B I U U D t-Diuir Sedan. chester to be strongly repie.senred Aetna Casualty ..,.. .120 130 This issue has come up before, Victoria. Radio, heater, Fordn- Radio, heater, automatic at the conventions. While he did <;onn. General ...... 243 2.58 SLF'EPy TI.MB er. low C aW A C but it has been dormant for some mileage. matie. Very nice. $995 tranxmlxxion. Ontxtandlng Value. not necessarily go along, with the Hartford Steam Boil. 95 1Q3 Seattle. W'Hslj. iA‘, Bob Chang, a COM! IN AND NIT YHI *51 PACKARD idea of guaranteeing the old com Travelers 75 ■ a 80', special' Chineae representative for time. Local 991 of the State. Coun 4-door. Tan. Radio,- . M A C 1954 B U ICk mittee a specific number of dele Public UlUltiea an aiiline, ran into a new problem ty and Munict| al Employei. which 1950 FORD gates, he ffclt, if would be bad if <;onn. Light Power represents luo.sl ofithe townx out ■'I- ■55 PI.YMOUTH heater, nltramatlc. f 9 * 9 3 Riviera roiunw RaiHo. Iiealer, ■ in trying to put Oilent-bound pas- 4-Door .Sedan. Radio, healer. whatever delegation went to the Conn. Power ...... Plar.il ’Ig" 4-dnor • afdan. aut.onialic trEELinlaHlon, M w aengers at ease.. Chang produced' side workeraV revived the Issue re DISCOVERY JACKPOT conventions had Us power wbittlcd Hartford Eleq: Lt. drowsiness inducing tablets for Ivory and Mark. Radio.' iiilleagr. One miner. cently. ' '50 F O R D iiiiirufir. m\nrr, , $1895 ' down. ■’ Hartford Gas Co, . some of them Who Were worried In other matters tonight, the., ON A NEW healer, alaridard tthestcr Hogan. Attys. Harold -Cnatom " 8'! 8-dpor;. 4 0 AE .So. New England about rough flight. .But ihc-y ' Boafid.wlll be asked to set a date tranamUalnn. Yel...... $1595 Radio, hraltir. BIww 1955 CHEVROLET 1950 PLYMOUTH ■Garrity, Eifgene Kelly and George 39 41 were akeptical and wouldn't take for a ’ public hearing on an Lessner, as well) as'Howroyd, were them - ■'t V-8 Convertible ('oii|ie. ^ a \/E 4-Door Sedan. ' $295 iManufacturIng Companies uniti Chang ..'took one first, j ordinance to change the fiscal '56 DODGE Powergllde, radio, heater. . p A V t among thq.se who felt .representa- Am. Hardw are He did. They . did. The tablet wak I year and to decide \vhat action it ' # . '55 MERCURY tive.s .should be chosen from the old : Arrow, Hart. Heg. . .. '52.OLDSMOBILE too effective for Chang He had a wants to take on .the conversion A eig evsxHawaac? a? raiir ^ Monicliilr 4-iloor, Radio, Sillier " 88" .3-dnnr. Radio, 1955 PLYMOUTH • sla'te, "but not at the point of a Asso. Spring ...... tough Ume fighting off his drowsi of Educational .Square to junior Tha backbont of the Oodti ridt i* a better heater, tlnied glaaa. White 1952 STUDEBAKER gun” in Hogan's word.? Bri.slol Bra.<mmander T -8, — $595 sturdy box-section side ram construction far tidnally rlean. vaR a fO while. 3 0 3 3 - date had been gjye.n them by the Ero-Hart, ...... lic hearings on additional ap- built on advanced aircraft- . voter.? and guarantees to the old ; Fafnir B e a rin g ...... STEEI, UNIO.V HTFDIKS l*,kV propriationa totaling,, * 1 ,0()0 and Superior to Common U-channel and I-beam design prindplea to give types. CroM members are extra heavy. COME IN TODAY! '30 Ymts of Continuous Customer SatisfocHon" comniitt'ee wpuld look like a Landers-Frary Clk! .. Pittsburgh, ,5Iay 15 i4*i— The a : scheduled to fill a vacam y on you real biuk-eway poirer. "deal." Lessner said/Our first act N. B. Machine Co. .. powerful \Vage Poliry f'onimit- the town penaion board. seems'to'be a djscu.ssioh of a viola- N. Eastern Steel...... , lee oP the united steeluorker? Aa water comiiiissioncrs, the tion of our platform pledge,’-' North and Jud,d ..... began it? ?e<-ond day of i?in*ddi-r>- Directors will take up the pro* MANCHESTER gOTOR SALES • ■ Ruhinhw, also among those who ' Russell Mfg, ...... Ing demand? it will make on the po.?ed'*.<.'on.struction of sanitary ‘•'-d TNI SeUTHIRN NIW INGLAN9 TELEPHONE COMPANY felt no guarantees on . convention I Stanley Works ...... ba?lc ileel ihdu?trj' (n rom ing' sewers in Judith Dr. and Hackma Selling and‘ aerviclng Oldamoblle for over 3'j .yeara. delegates .should be given the. old -Terrj'-Steam. .. L contract talk?. tack St. and the proposed exten MOTORS committee,, said "The new com-. Torrington .... A,..... sion of sanitary saw-ers in Lv'ndale 4 CORPORATED ___ 51* W KST CKXTKR ST. , , ^ 241 N. MAIN ST. (Two Locations) 155 CENTER ST. mittee will be held responsible for U.S. EnyTp com .new Student! at Hari ow in ..England ,si. .. . . ■ \ . , ■ . - TEL. Ml 3-5113 the choice of delegates."> U.S. Env'lope pfdlncw once obtained gunpowder iii an 'Hie Water Commi8S)on will also SOLIMENL INC. B A V DWYER, Uaed Oar .Mgr.-JoPE.V EVENINGS U N T IL » Center Street Opmi9 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. TEL. Ml 3-1226 ‘Expeetlng a Isil’' Veeder-P.ool . .. Tv , . . abortive |iIot to blow- up a new- set a date for a public hearing n'A "The voters are expecting a loti The abbVe quotations are not to I headmaatelr, aay'a '■ the. 'National' a requeat fpr Uie-''extenaion of from us, not a rehash,!:^he added, be construed'as actual markkU. I GeorgraphSc Society,'.. | I'...;' azniUiy aewers in Norwood SL . itoftr. Step tofalyl Chedc occldonHl Hove your car eofetyKdifckecI tedoyl i .. -,iT X- -.i. ■'I-'.( • r V—T’l / / 1. r . 'li J f j , r 'J' /
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F A C E w a f MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY. MAY 15, 1965 kL. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. C O m . TUESDAY, m a y 15, 1966 , ■<. J T “ 7 * ------— t r ------^------— -' PAGE EU&VSN Moat wtvsa are expert in beat Once, upon a ttme^^thera wera \ BjlCs BUNNY ing ' their husbands to the • wlth- two sailors. Now (herisvgra gobs -rAnewar to'Pravioue P^nla W KN B—BM . ^ v io Slighl)y H url Protected Soviet RelatjU^na NO HAPM draw. of them, ; WHAT—SIB Dc Guardia, 2-1 IN ASKINO, Sense^B^ Nonsense Baritone' WCOC-tIXM Daily Radio wora—i4iB^ In M inor Crash NO cPEorr.i 4 J 0 a r e ! Even a tombstone will My good The mah who rests on his' lautqlt In Panama Voting CPAM, usually ,rukts on then). BVPRO—ISM Caafara Standard Tima WTIO-UMB HANW5UTS.' •Southern I bet. things about a fellow .who la down. ACBOM 6 Anger Two persons .were alliihUy In Edeii Qains in Prestige A lectitrer aljtiaid Li (C^Hllnued from Page One) train complaining .about the Second Soldlef—Whit did ''you \ 1 BArltone, 9 Nautilus' u u u jured in a two-car colllgion, on a bet? skipper Ilia toUowing program aclitd-. ..•tl44- / private road near the Numdorf alowneas of the train to ‘ the con- Stuart — — □ran ulea art supplied by ttaa radio WHAY—hupuer BerenaiCa NattonafiElection Board for a final doctor. , First Soldiei; 1 bet he muat be c a r n iv a l ' / , BY DICK TURNER 10 Growl, as d b lL J Satid and Gravel Co., off N. Main tally. . r 7Hii is a managamanu and are aubjact to wJcbSiSSSSi^^ tt.. yeaterday afternoon, accord After §tiind on Frogm an ‘'Well. If yer don't like it," the dead. ' faaturtd------,a dot n u d The sepatatton process is being 11 Volcano in changa without notiea. ing to police. conductor finally blurted out, "why ( 13/u T\ a-gf carried out liv each of the nine L,oad U p Police said Abe Nuaxdorf. 43, of In thunder (jon't yef git out an' Edgar 'Bergen: "Can you think Sicily WHAT—Muale Mercbaat , WGTU-Meel jaTArUit € m ) provincial capltWa The National ON 14 80 na Man e aaintly dort car, according to police. . ' iARTY BROTHERS '3 7 Eaten away WGTH-Wax^orkeWGTH—Wax \ WDRC—Chaflee Collingwood \ Laborite speakers called the Although power was off fob 37 lot boxes hi an interior town aiul understand. • laa— r In a minor one-car accident on government's handling of Cyprus minutes on two o‘f the four tracks three 'Others at outlying precincts NOW peddo HIgiHuid Coal — Coaneetieat Cake 31 Stormed WHAY—KecoiKecord Rodeo ^ WGTH-iSay. It WtUi Muelc Summit St. about 10:25 last night, Fuel O lN - Flow Heat OU Bornera First Soldier -- What must a 42 Youth WCCC-yRecor.. , jlecord Review "irreaponalble folly.” The deputy which croM tha bridge, no delay .of' Panama City. 'ITte opposition My work t ap has more than 3.- Cardlnale police said a car driven by Mar- A N D S A V E S19 BBOAIKBT. — TEL. MI 8-4888 man be,tha,t he shall he hurled with 45 Land parcel -Baeeba)l Matinee Evening Good Muela labor leader in the House, James In traffic raaiilted, because of the groupie charged the boxes were 000-safety pins all of which I Newe gafet G. Clancy, 56. of 105 Beiiton military'iitfhors 7 46 Seine -Newa WKNB—Robin e Naet j Griirtns. demanded that arch early hour. The lire waB(dl8cov- seized by administration support Second Spiflicr He must be' a found attached to it. Can anyone St. went out of control as she was bishop Makarfoa be brought from ered at 5:20 a.m., by a bridge ers and the ballots burned or the 49 Reiterate B-K r ___ Careen driving south on Summit St.; 3 Captain. top that?- Joe Price, West Van exile to London for new negotia tender. boxes tampered with before being 51 joins -Bob and Ray Traaeury Agent . Mrs. Clancy told police the car , I-Trst Soldier T,hen I lose the I>ar, Ky. 54 Make possible ^ P tions on the Cypriot dema.nds for Milford and Stratford firemen delivered for counting. The board WHAY—Dodgere ve. Cardlnale went out of control for some un self • determination. Makarioa, used Civil Defenic fire boats to - ' 1 ______.. • 85 Give WHAY—Record Rodeo ■y ArC(X>-Oood^ Evening Good MuaM promised to investigate the WCCC—Record Review known reason, crossed over to the Greek Orthodox archbtiihpp of fight the blase. charges. For Weddings add Anniversaries 56 More concise W K N B -R obin’e Neel left side. Jumped' the curb and WKNB—Baaebalt Matinee WTiq—Peoata Ara Punay Cyprus, la head of the l^ tis 87 Expunger WTIC—106U Radio Lana swung around before coming to OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUS'R with MAJOR HOOPLE WDRC—Johnny Dollar movement for union with Greece. •i:' WDRO-Cal Kotby / ^ WGTH—Treaaury Agent reat on the lawn at 431 Summit St. DOWN y. WGTH-BobWHAY’—Swing and feaey Ray He has been exiled to the Seychel WCCC—Record Review Mrs. Clancy waa not injured, po r r s TM' WATCHMAN/ 1 Service WHAY—Dodgere ve. Cardlnale les islands. In the Indian Ocean. UKhPP/ f m i OFECRPON l i A 6UBVWAL WKNB—Baieball Matinee WTIC—N Minue One lice aaid. HE ru T rr o u t b u t charge WTIC—1U8U Radio Lana S w jL S ih sU L ~ ~ ~ » o v c r c o m e p b / WELL,THREE CfCLOCt^ AND At I^. OF MEDIEVAL DRU04SCV.'— MT r w WDRC^eSuepenee 2 Single WDRC—Cal Kolby / ^ WGTH—Amerlfan Muelc Hall fiMOKE -WHV PIPW'T V LAET THE RUSS ARE OUT ON THE I'LL MAOWT/ME TILL ALViN WGra—Bob and Ray MOO USE TW' EREI6HT 3 Mix • ■.45— Outlay Cut to Remain line BREATMlNfi «0VE FRE6H AND leanoer come WHCOPINS WHAY—Diidgere ve. Cardlnale ^L^OQO Dam age . ELEVATOR 7 THAT'S 4 Moods (Scot.) WHAY-Swing Eaay WTIC—X Minue One AiR.fu- t h a t ’6 a b o o t a l l Home from school—PsRHAfK WCCC—Record Review HOW WE ' 5 Before tVKNB—Baaeball Madnee WDRih-Suepenee Hartford, May 15 (^ —State De COME UP, THEV:{.U 6ET TOO-THe Wav HE':^ T CAN Wheedle thosb eiMStf Mat... ^ WGTH—American Muelc Hall From M inor Fire G06LINSS INTO A BlT OF y-/g 8 Pauses WT1C-1U8U Radio Lana partment heads Were told yester TAPPlNE THEM HE MISHT A& 7 Minute WDRC—Cal Kolby day that' the govemor’a order of a pretended BATTiNS "Sorry, senator, but I'm afraid thf miaaila'a too ax*: WqTH—Lee Paul and Mary Ford WHAY—Dodgere ve. Caidlnale 7 1 BE AN 0«CH£$TRA con groove WTIC—Biographlee In. Mund 7 per cent cut in state spending Milford, May 15 tP) —Fire DUCTOR LEAD- practice on THESB pantive for a teat shot at .your opponant's campaign giaa-r- WDRC—My Son Jeep dratted dost- WHAY-Newa, W GTH-Nfght Muelc will remain in effect, despite the which earlier had been described INS THE WCCC—Good tCvenlng Good HUiio a :l5 - fact that tax Income is higher than BLUE ■ catchers.' haadquartars!" WKNB—Today In Sport aa "minor" w'aa Mid at mid-mOm- \\l\5 WTIC—Newa " WHAY—IXulgere ve, Cardlnale expected and spending IF less than ing today to have caused extensive on ' i ’4 DANUBE WDRC—Newe Reporter WTIC—Biographlee In ^ und CO waltz.' WDRC—Johnnv Dollar expected. . ‘ damage to a wooden fender rack WGTH—Newe ■ . WGTH-Night Uualc PRISCILLA’S POP It’ll Take Some Doing /^Y AL VERMEER 4:15— 1:35- WHAY—.Sporte WHAY—Dodgere ve. Cardinal! -IM A VBE VC5U‘ ^.DO^'T FORGET. WCCC—Gcxid Evening Good Mutla WTiC—Contraet In Muelc -t. I GOT LEFT BACK WKNB—Serenade WDRC—Campaign '54 C O U LD l e a r n ! WTIC—Slrlctty Sporta ^ VTOTH-NIghI Muelc WHEN WE OET k T > W C E in SCWOOL' WDRC^Zalman WGTH—Conn. Sportllght d ru g sioiQ SOMETHIN’ V - : : - — - j r 6:M—. f?"rdlnale THAT KIN BEAT WHAY-Dinner Data WTIC—Contraet In Muelc KIPS'TO A FIRE, WDRC—Campaign '54 WCCC—Good Evening Good Uuale WGTH—Night Muelc THEN WE'LL WKNB—Serenade 15 NEEPA FIRE req pecials WTIC—Let George Do It F » S ! JJ^ A Y —Dodgere ve. Cardlnale DEPARTMEMT.', WDRO—G Lombardo . . WTIC—John Foeter Dullee GENIUNR BLACK WGTH-Blll Stern ^ WDRC—Campaign 54 GENUINE BLACK , WGTH—Night Deek ANGUS STRRR 14:15- , ANGUS S T E E R I B ! Television Proarrafns WHAY--Dodgera ve. Cardinal! D WTIC—f.rrol Garner Trio HINDQUARTERS On Page Two WDRC—Romanra Moods •' . , / WGTH-NIgbt Music LOINS OF BEEF • We'd like to have you think of nd as "a lt:S5— A. BLOSSOM TIME by INTERNATIONAL 'ES.THeV JSSAY t .PS?*"" '■»■ Csrdlnala- inember of the family," always ready and JVTIC—Night Life with Nsrdene J(?W>LU»MS _3ULOT.MPfl o t .mprove ALI.IBD PAUTOBY AUTBOBISEO WDRC—Moods for Romanes eager to serve Turn to us regularly for your B. DAMASK ROSE by HEIRLOOM v •OKN THIRTV VEARS TOO 5C t- it THEie■ $Wl ■ WGTH-NIght Music H b>A»ssiiaa.lia. V Hs Bw. TV SERVICE 15:45- needs in drugs, sundries—anything you'd a A.M. TO a P.M. WHAY—Dodgere ve. Cardinele lb C. SWEETHEART ROSE by LUNT r-i6 )VTIC—Night Life with Nerdene *57« expect to find in a first-class pharmacy. Tel A L L E Y OOP Missed The Boat T. HAMLIN $1.50 Par Homs* Can "s WDRC—Moode for. Romance These Hindquarters Run Be ephone us when you cannot conveniently COTTON WOODS BY RAY GOTTO PLCB PABTB WGTH-Night Music tween 145 to 175 Lbs. You D. CELESTE by GORHAM i s e r e HOPE II jRG“ ' come in per^n. Remember, we'il pick up . WONMUG GOT lU 9-0080 WHA^-Night Watch Receive Top Round, Sirloin, (MOW, FORGET IT, ■EBVING ALL HAMCHESTEB W TIC—News Porterhouse and C)jd>e Steaks. E. OLD MASTER by TOWLE M V S ig n a l .. Tif Approxlmbtely 7S to M Iba. presertptiorU,'compound and .deliver the CY„/THAT WDRC—News: Almanac Also Oven Roast, Pot Roast, Stock your freeier for the DOUBLE i WGTH—Night Music medicin^ There is no extra charge. PLAY GOT 11:15- the Eye of the Round, Soup sliiQmer outdoor grilling, etc. . F. SILVER SWIRL by WALLACE WHAY-Night Welch _ Shanks, Stew Beef and Hnm- Porterhouse, Short, Sirloin W TiC^iSporle; Weather ------QMfNN'S^MARMACY SO NOW WDRC—Cat Kolbv I Iwrg. ' nnd T-Bbne Sleaka. ' WE U N GENERAL W GTH -N ight Muelc. DO OUR ll:S a — SLUGGING WHAY—Night bymphony PHONE Ml 3-4136 ATTH' TV SERVICE WTIC—Slarttme Serenene SILVER LANE PACKING CO. PLATE,' WDRC—Dance Urchestra .• DEWEY-RICHMAN Oaya M m A Call WGTH—Dance Band I21S>/) SILVER LANE. EAST HARTFORD a JA g-28IS 767 MAIN ST. NigMs OmaVOS S Pitia Parta 11:45- DAILY 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. a THURSDAY UNTIL 8 P. ?f. 19 WHAY-Nlle Watch TEL. Ml S-S194 WTIC—Starlight Serenade /HOM E-Of FINE SILVER WDRC—Dance trrhaatra
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1955 Plymouth Club Sedan $1 9 Qlt ^ 1954 Plymouth Suburban T952 Dodge 4-Door Sedan i; Green. Whitewall lirfs. $CQC ^ 1950 Nash 4-Door ^ • .Light bine, radio, heater. Very eleari. 1 2 9 5 b Radio, healer. Very, very clean. oP Ow ^ Radio, healer. Full Price. m ^sler New Yorker ^ 1952 DeSoto Hardtop 1951« Studebakor Commander ^ » Sjm b, MCA garrtw, in,. T^IR. Ha, u » 1>n. 06f Tulone, Power steering, power brakes. $4 QC r 1950 Chrysler Club Coups R . Sportsman. Power steering, tiilnne. 4-dodr. Radio, heater. Full prire. Radio, healer. Very rlran. ^ 4 0 5 MORTY MEEKLE THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE Only His Duty. ‘ 9 9 5 1 *¥ V V V T ail Think It Over. Murphyj.i BY DICK CAVALLI BY WILSON SCRUGGS Plymouth Hardtop. THEN WHY MCAuserr^ I'fA lewN IS MY HUSBAND AND VCW SCW, BUT RfJ. HAD TO ACCE5T HIM.HE WAS 1955 $1 7 QI| ^ 1952 Packard 4-Door Sedan 1951 Plymouth 4-Door QC .k 1949 Plymouth 4-Door- ' WHY NOT, P IP YOU NICE TO KNOW KINPOF TiONlV COINS H« DUTY, JUST AS Hf 15 NOW. OONT YOU SK THAT WITH Red and black, radio, heater. A ■ dm %m ^ Radio, heater, low mileage. Radio, heater. Full Prlee. WINTHHOF? ewiN N JAL SUL IS ALL VOO MAVS LBrr 7 ' 8 9 5 ^ * 1 5 0 WROTE WRITE rr? »DWEB0PY!5 WOKRIEP THINKII^OF f t ABOUT MYSELF A LETTER THAT KIP 1954 Plymouth Club Sedan 1952 Chfytier Now Yorker 1951 Chovrolot 2-Dpor $QQC ^ \m Packard 4-Door YESTtecW 8UT Radio, healer. Gray.. > Ratlio, heater. Intone, power brakes. ITWASNOdOOt? ‘ 8 9 5 ^ Radio, heater. Full Prire. . > %m R Radio, healer. Full price. * 1 5 0 AtK.MUmtY r n ONE NO IXA MAIL HOUR MONEY PW 'DELIVERY \ . ou A a i i ' 358 EAST CENTER $T. ' DOWN 5 J L awsssr'hmiwK^ ' , ) OREN EVENINGS V ' -v:. T^L Ml 3.1131-r-3-1132 mg ''
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PAGE TWELVI 2STER EVENING H£RAi !d. MAl^ICHESTER. CONN. TUESDAY. MAY 15. 196« "V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.,TUESDAY. MAY 16, 1966 PAGE TldRTEBir X THE Cooper and Johnson ay as, Indians T rim Bristol Herald Angle (I J a s T a k e L e a d ------^ ^ — xi,.,...... ,,..:,. ■y Berul>e Benefit xEARL W. YOST Fifth Complete Former Gets Third Win, ' Sports Editor Dei me Near At Nel»o Field Game for Ace; t \ STAR IS BORN •bUve of Oakland. Don apent one Latter Stars_^at Plate yean at St. Mary'a University. He For Majoi Loop Clubs The Martina, Cobha, DtirocheVI, norizon^is spring ts little Don*-; ^ ^ ^ Of Tribe Staffs and the Deana were well known aid HugH^’errareae of the Balti- ’ T** Stfngel, then for .their all round lire and rtaah on By i^AT BOLDl’C more Oriol^. _ The 26-yeaixold/Mngnaglng Oakland, for a $4^000 X Niew York. May With litUe more than 48 houn the baaeball diamond of yearli KOnt ■outhpaw frola’ Concord, Callft, bonus,' Ferrareae • didn't set any New York, Ma.v 15 ( ^ — berbi’e the Thur.ad^ midnight deadline, major league clubi I Two southpawx, pitcher Steve Cooper and rightfic'.dcr didn't attract mtich attention dur- worths afire with hla pitching un- .Last fleason you had lo Kivel by, and yery few of the pi;ciient Alan Johnson combined their talents yesterday afternoon at are iitth^e pnocesx/f paring their rosters to the 25relief pitcher Jim Konstanty and outfielder 11 la.tne majoi a.-aandlot, or Little Mt. Nebo to lead the Manche-Ster Indian.* to a .sparklinR 7-0 wouldn’t pitch a complete' Nsiiaaal Leasa* Ing during the first three weeks League. Whtstle '’stops along, the W I. pel (5BI, 7"------eiWally Westlake among oi# ex- Lcafiruc KanRa, the crowd lovea the , victory over hardluck Bristol in a CCIL ba.seball contc.*t. It game. Now the big guy Jjas' Mllaauk.r II 4 Imatler, the- baae atealer, and the ■ marked the victors second win„.'------' ■ of the American Leagdi season way to the^piajora Vere at! Kla- .13.1 i» • 1 / Cf pendables. Konstanty. the moat but- during the paat week hbt$ sky- math Falls. Oriq., Albuquerque and Hi t.niil* ...... Ill 7 .432 — umpire baitfr; That waa ill* loll of '^•*^*'* Rama and sixth threw wildly to first. Cooper gone Uie distance five Bruokbn 12 A .571 24 valuabla pla.ver in the National rocketed into propilnehce. ' Wenatchee.. ' ’ (Tlnclnnatl ...... 13 in .545 21- Uriol^ Secure I>agus with Philadelphia's INO Tonv-Berube. local and atafewlde i***??*!.’ moved up another baae a* Wojclk straight times for the Cleve Pltl.biirah It in .524 ,3i{ aeml-pio hall player, who at the Given a atarttrig assignnri F irst Bciqiiired by, the Orioles in pennant winner^ was glvth hla Cy>ach Tom iTelley a impreaalve Red un,,, ^ .^arp aingle to left for his a ^eal made in D M ^ber of 1054 land Indians and has won ’em New York ...... A 13 4i>A a preacnl lime ia convaleacinK "I bra snd White squad has hot tasted de- „n,y hu „f the afternoon. The In against the qiAveland Indiana _ all-^including two in a row CAlraitn ...... 5 1.1 .278 ■ S L o e^ Scliihitz outright release yesterday by the home after 'a aevere aeljxtck week ago hp struck otit 13 bat which sent Clint Courtpey from Ptiliaoeli'hla ...I.... & 15 .2.V) A New York Yankees, who also fest since opening dsy. diana' pitcher tallied and Wojcik ters and allowed but six hits in a Blilllmore to the Chicago White over the suddenly not-so-tor- (Uamrs behind fisiired from 8t. aevei al weeka ugn. In chalking up hii third win of strolled to aecond on a balk bv I.OUIS. l|)e S-on-loat fender i placed shortstop Billy Huntar on A fiery'backatop for ,marf>’ local 2-1 loss iO Bob Leipon. Last Sat SoxNM waa following an 18 yletory rid New York Yankees. TaeMlay'*. Hrhrd'ale .BalUfriore, May 15 <41 - Mana^ tjic disabled l|at. the spring Cooper hsa showed only Petke. Hohehthal look a third St. l,oula at BrcHtkl.vi). H' p.m. — aemi pro teams of .the paat 20 urday At Yankee Stadium, Fer- seasorKjn 1954 that he was' Aur- Lemon, troubled by a bum leg. ger ^aiil Richards of thq Bstti- The Yanks how are down to their one earned nin in 2« and one-third called strike and Turkingtbn fareae; pronouHiced ' Fur-are'aee, chased by the White Sox. Wehmeler (0-21 or r>'bol*kv (3-01 v* ycara, Tony *f*one,‘li^pfe played In Innings and yesterday’a ahutou't grounded mii.. fir.M to third, with had only five complete games all Templeton ((Ml. more.Orioles, who sometfm^.shuf- 26-man limit, getting a one-nan U m ed the New York Yankees 1-0, On the strength of his perform- last season, aItl\QUgb. he won 18, Chlcato at New Yolk.. 1:30 p.m.' — allowaricq for return^ aervicaman ill* St. I>iiii* (thai WSJ hia second in a tow. The fast- Wojclk going to third and scoring Barker (0-3) v* Amuiielll (i-31. flieik his playing personnel a*'fre \ , . ItoiibleKhadeK He held the Bombers hltless for: ances in hiiKfirst twu starting and hia-last waa on Memorial Day. Billy Marlin. j balling lefthsndei. who got off to a mdments^ later when catcher Boh eight innings in achieving hla flrat! roles with IheNOrioles It appears Clrtclnnall at F1tl*burx)i. 5:15 p in.— quently as a deck of cardsj^in a X doiibleheadi'r henefli jjame I* Shaky start but appeared to grow Vau^n'a attempted plckoff throw Th|w sprtngr- iV looked like more ci Nitxhall. (0-2) V*. Idiw (1-2). WeathUie Releaaeff beinfc offered/to the abort S'.people major league vlctory.N An infleld I that young Mr. li>rrarese —.who the aania when tb* ve.teran right- Milwaukee at Philadelphia, 3 p m.—/ gambling casino, yesterday took a ! stronger as the afternoon pro- scooted away from Jila third baae- ,single by Andy Carey spoiled the will be .27 on June.^19 — will be Buhl (2-11 or Burdette (1-) vs Oa-en* Westlake was nleasetf by Iha of Map hpater Sunday, ah Mt. ' gresaed, blanked Windham 6-0 on man handeV lasted only seven innings (0-2) or Nesray (001. chance on two discarded pitchers. Philadelphia Phillies, two bVer tba Nebo, Old Tlmcra' Hamftjon no-hit bid and Hank Bauer foi-! around a long time, while, Idaing to Chicago 2-1 open I KelK'Vs ,V b . an clinch at least lowed with a aingle but that was j RH' c e n * honor.* Thursday all for the Bombers who were' Hugh Greer. Univcrslt^,pf Con- tive time he had failed to finish. WrdaeMlay'* Sehedala 'i a "t '"’i afternoo., with a win oyer Hall at , blanked for the first time In 971 nectlcut basketball coach, haa 8i. l,oula at RriK>klyn (Jer»e)/ C'lly), ards purchased sore-arm Billy nooga of the Southern Assn, .while which Tony w'a^ a niemher a few He hasn't been knocked out of p m Loea from the Brooklyn Dodgers swapping. Inflelder Bobby Mdnpui years back Thlsxarhe will start at I , a 1 Ml N**’" The vbHtan Red and" games. : agreed to serve on the AU-At the box —. or beaten — since, ( hlraao’at New York, 1:30 p m ’ baaeaXmt failed I w-htu mentor has 'Xlt eady tth- Ferrarese stands 5-9 and tips I lei Basketball Selection Com Milwaukee at I'hllaOelphI*.. a p and veteran Johnny Schmitz from fpr St. Lcmia Cardinal InlM m 1:30 p.m The iiiniK attraction will wrapping up Detrmt twice, Bald- Cincinnati at Plltaburgh, >:30 p.m. the Boeton Red Sox. Solly Hemus as part of last WMk’a ■ ... .»u . ^ . 1. nounced that righthan^r Rodnia the Fairbanks at 165 poundi. Last I tee For District 1. New Englani pnee and th^^ beating the conaiat of the HamiHon Stamlsrd.i During on# stretch from . the , 3.0 year he saw service with both San ■ He replaces John Bunn of .Spring- Amertcaa Leasa's Loqs, who compiled a 10-4 rec flve-pltcher deal. meetinx the famous Bdalbn Clowns rame to the seventh Cooper | I ih the rubber game of a L Pet. GBt. ord w’lth the world champions last The biggest deal waa tha aalo eff Protection Afimml Rvan Roll at 3:lfi p.m. Antonlo of the Texas League and [field College... Eddie Burke* of game set last Thursday. Cleveland ...... 435 .OTly 16 batters, P*!' for the a 1 Perlman, West Har^rdNic* Oakland In the Pacific Coast i Woodbridge won the opening Pro- New York .415 — year, la only 26. But the eccen sore-armed righthander Billy Loea Larry Doby. Cbicapo White Soji'oiiUtelder, 'weRi^.* heart Tickets aie on sale at the follow- ; .u ' 'P ' **tol m'Med It* only struck oiit H Imilan.* in tba iBilth’s Homer Derides Chicago ...... 5 ^ 2 tric righthander has been side to Baltimore by the Brooklyn place.* in .Manchester^ B ritish . League. In n games unth Oak-j Amatpur Golf Tournament of the Boston ...... a , ..,55r 24 protector almilfr to one-’worn by boxer* while tralptng aa he' Prerioua encounter, Xill be Sim: land; he wop three and lost seven I Connecticut PGA yesterday at the Lemon bambootleil Baltimore '.443 4 lined most of this season with a Dodgers for an. estimated $20,000. take* hi* turn at bat agatnat the Petrbit Tigera M^y H in De AmXjcan Club, .lohnny Hedlunrt'a Mth. Secon’l^aaem an Emil Arlee the Yankees again, setting then* Washington .,,, .458 4 sore shoulder muscle, diagnosed as The Orioles, to make room for Loea troit. Doby the conventional Hner. Irt hla bMeball rap but SportX, Center. Naasiff Arms.. b«at out infleld hit. was Sideline curvy*': ' - jCj'r impressed down on tnrqe hits for a 3-2 vie Kansas Clly ,.. .40* 5 tendonitis. and southpaw Johnny Sdtnldti^ Wtllleia Tt^^ . Chth Chianti, and thXi: T-sacrifleed to sednnd-and moved to E?e^9L2^L3i2C2S23i Oetrpit ...... 345 64 haa added protectioii for the’eara anTTh^k. iAP WHephoto). with soii'ie fine defensive play* a t . tony - as A1 XSrhltlit, 'a - porslstent Yeesdar's SclIciitiale In his only appearance, -h* gave purchased from Boatom 7K West Side^Tavern. I ! third on a balx\by the senior third a* did Bri.stol'* Vaughn be Yankee baltqr.X^ked a lead off Washingtuii at Chicago, A n.m. — up six runs and five hits to the hander Mel Held to MlnnaepooB^ ! Coo5>er. But Arlee wait an easy out homer In the ninth to hoist the Stnbhs (2-1) v* Keegan (1-(A0|. Pittsburgh Pirates in 1 U i in / hind the jilate. Arlee handled *ix Action In the opening Rec Softball League game last night et Baltimore at Kanasa City. 10 p.m.— the American Assn, mnd opUoiia^ Rig Coop Fires a FaU Rail ' St the plate, on aw-^ttempted chance.* at second w ithout a mls- Indians into the American League Robertson Park waa halted af^er one and one-half innings by rain. Wilson (S-ll vs Krellnw (1-3). nings. In practice since then ob Bage BIrrer, another piteM , i./ i squeeze which failed. 'TKe Ipaer.*' lead. UYnpire-ln-chlef Ralph Tyler, above, is shown, just as he terminat New Y’orlc at Cleveland. 8 p.m.—Mo- servers saldT he “didn't have a Tropli Am ard«*cl 6 lg Steve Cooper look* dead aerinua.aa he aervea up a fast hall to an unidenliAed Bristol batter ciie . X *-a-‘it .season the Indians Dermntt (t-2l vs Uarela (>-2l. w San Antonio of the Texas Laamia. Tmlight Baseliall Loop I fourth snd final safet.v cambjn the s|.w)r^(l a 4-3 record after their It waa the lone game acheduled'in ed Way. At the time the Mancheater Auto Parts held a 1-6 lead thing;'' He had a SO-26 recortl Smith Sent Down during yesterday's CCIL contest at Sit.' Nebo. The senior southpaw came through \Hth his aecond j seventh with one down. Chqper Boston at Detroll, 3 p.m.—Nixon (0-1) with Brooklyn for flye seaaons. siicceaaive. ahutout and third triumph of the spring to highlight Manchester'* 7-0 victory over the fii-« 'seven emtingn cohipared to the majors Monday and the Tribe bvei* the Rainbow Club. (Herald Photo by OAara.) V* Poytack IJ'-I). Cincinnati tent relief pitchar TVT J ni>^ rn Al Annual Bi^quel gave up one walk and fanned idx made it their sUfth triumph in the Different Problem Rama. Umpire Jim O'Leary ia polaed and ready to call the pitch. (Herald Photo by ORarat. of the Rama. Gi'eir present, 6-1 mark. Barring, Frank Smith and catchtr Matt s^e iinfotseen the locals should last seven games to gain a 10- Cleveland 3, New Yoritg (Nlghl). Schmitz presenU a different Batts to Nashville of the 8(Mthern StilNNeeds. Two Teams,. .... C ra s h e d '^ re e HII* ^1 percentage point «5>ge on New Only game srheduled. problem. His record shows 93 7" qualify for one of the four Stale V Wedaesdsy's llchsdal* victories and i l l loses over a 12- Assn.,, to come within ona' o t Um I Bowling l^iague waa held receimy Johnson, who tike Cooper, bMa Toihinameiit- berths . , . The Red York, which has lost four of six. Washington at (lilrago. 3:30 p.m. 25-mari limit. Cleveland opjtlenad UnleM df least two-mare team*'a coach or manager, according to i ** Cavey a Restaurapt. Mel CuahX and throws lefthtoded. criumed The Injuns haven't hhd it this geiod Rigney Revises Lineup Baltimore at Kansas City, 4 p.m. year major league caretir. Dur- ftbree hit* in four trip*. The/nust- and White haa already stolen 13- Bhaton ai Detroit. 3 p.m. ingvthat stretch, he has played for outfielder Dave Pope; - exchanffod ara lined un within the nw 1 0 ' Cuahing. This matter should be ing acted as toastmXAter and Tony ba.ses .iXmpared to last spring's since last Sqpt^ 15 — the day fce- New York at Cleveland. 3 |i.m. for Moot Evers from fialtlttara ars «nea up wninin me ^ O Brlght provided the music for oon, Spencer Get Timely Hits Hrijf., outfielder coIlecleinning also m.vstified at the sad state of af to the plate, haa had. only one hit Farmington.a.-Wethersfield 6. ers and purchases since he came down to the roater limit. ball operations" for the Rec, re the Indians who have milled off and Mickey Mantle powered back- Nebo if the league materialir.ea. Pirkey.. .Myrn* Rlvo.**, Edith Cor- ' Moon of the SI. Louis Cardinals May 2 marathon'against the Chi-| land Indians. The oOter* were by I chwed home another teammate fairs on hla team, rookie Manager In hia last IS tries. to the Orioles tn I05S, obviously port* that ^ ly two teams hav*# to-back, home runs for a ahort- was willing to take the plunge Every bit M evldanca indicatan filed theltv intention* of com ' T ■ .*. * lentl.' Marian Burnett and Olive- „nd Daryl Spencer of the New cago Oibs with a sacrifice fly iii Bobby Avila, with a reth-inriing‘ Both Cooper and second b.se-!{?2,,..'':‘"^!"L"^' , .x. u, llved 2-1 Yankee lead in the fourth Bill RlJrney of the New York T ^ii state of affairs - has "the the l7fh frame. 1 homer against Detroit. .(ir^Hegan, To distinguisli poibon from com again. . ■ that the amMimouUi bass does not peting in/the after-dark leaftue. HKKKH NEW RECORD Roaaetto., Black Magic, aeenml Yoik-Gianla. turning in a couple of B .» ,v , 0. w.. Inning. The only other hit, off the Giants ordered a "seml-shakewell" GiOTts puzzled becauae they' al- mon sumac, examine -the seeds: place finishers, comprised Jennie Stan Miisial of the Cards. Pies- on, a plnth-lnnlng double a^falrist during the gariie which was com- .mnnson No prices were disclosed, but exist in Florida, despite attempts Herm> Camera* ai)d the Ameri ew York. May i;< ' Johnson's average jumped 33-year-old Lemon, who struck out' treatment .for today's game with waya , regarded - themaelvCs as a If derk colored and growirig the Orioles were believ«|d to have to introduce It, arid the arond’a Gisnimo. Betty Kusmik, Alba So- baaeball'a beat clutch perform ton Ward of Rfttaburgh and/Wlllie Balttnfore and Chico Carra^u^l pleted in two hours and six min- ->io . „„„ „ mttlng club. When they collected can iigton arc all Set to play. NaaYuia definitely will go aflei ances. are making their baaa cbtint May* of the Giants have two ■'38I to a. lespectahle .320, Other five and walked three, was a fifth- the Chicago Cuba. etralght up. it'e common; if light paid about $20,000 for Loea and radord "smallmouth" taken than avsJt If the campaign opened to- hlaki, .Marie H ebrnalre.it,, Helen with a .sacrifice fly in fhe nintlK 'll**-Sw eet's first safety accounted inning single by Elston MoWard. four runs against Brooklyn Sun-' colored and hanging down, it's '|>oi- Citation * Hll-tiu)e nioney-wluning in the late innings. game-winning blows apiece. No against Washington. X 1 ^or hla club's first marker in the IndianV currently over the .300 RignCy ia convinced the Giants about $10,000 for Schmitz. mtiat hxva been a ^rfalnouth. TTOW. . McCann ami .Shirley Jacobs.*- m ark inrijude Sw eet .348 and Cole Lemon has retired 10 men In or day, it marked the'first time this eon. Loea repreaenta the ’ biggest iecord in theCamden Handicap Individual aw ards were won by Moon and Spencer are tied for -player In the Americari^ LL« eag u e' Five by Vgnliee* fl^tlj. are not a sixth place tram and he’s St. James’ Cyo, a loop fixture Satui#ay. Trainer Sunny Jim the major league lead In' gaineAi 1t»* more than one. 320 . . . Triie hu.stling Sweet has der before McDougald belted his equally Convinced that) w illie| '’•f. bfen «ble to put tmble because of his shoulder. Boxjng managera Mafv Janawi. Ml*. McCann, high averag,f, 108.6; The Yankees havP had five — by \ - \ No. 2 homer.of the season. Mant Mays is not a .209 hitter. together more than three runs at The chigger la mite, not an S thp (fast few seaaons. would like Fitzaunmona said yesterday tliat winning blowaJ a new alatiatica Muslal'.* cliilch hit* both were Mickey Mantle, Eddie Robinaon, 1 x tXi|l. Standing* ■ now hit safely in his last five e seya he feels eharp pains when Hymie Woolman and Alex Xes* to enter a team again but la Hesi Fran Crandall, high .thr.&e; 37.%; games while W li (’ole and Wojclk le’s homer was his 12th. insect. throwing curve balls. he was .satisfied with the .129- KVa, Pirkey.ybigh ain g le,4.7; and category devised and compiled by homyrs in the ninth Inning------„ -- to Joe Collin*. .Ef»ton Howard and' x VV L Pet. ; The shakewell system was a fa- * koffitx ira in tha fur buaineaa. tant because several key per- pound impoal .Nashua will he the Associated Press. 'J’lach haa beat Cincinnati and in the eighth Bill Skowjxm,. ^ Mancheater ...... 5 0 1.000 have safely ertmected >ln the last The Indians had almost as much yorite of Leo Durocher. Rigney'i fonner* plan to play- In The Hart aaked to carry in the $2.'>.00(l, mile Mrs. Jacob* and Mrs. Hebenatrelt, ^ iir tilts . . . StXi-tcrs Brault and trouble sgainat young Johnny predecessor. 'When the club wasn't , , 1.1 . u I high aingle without a nark, 94. three. to down the Giant*. VVard had a Amohg'the Other game-winning M’indham ...X ...... 3 2 .600, 1 .1 ford Twilight League. The CVOs .Credit for a game-winning blow pinch-atngle in the .seventh^agalnst blowadn the ninth or extra innings , Hall , . . . . .^ x ^ ..._S_ _3 .300 Hohenthal have -bailed to hit in ' Kucka as the Yanks had with going 'well, Durocher pulled all .are awaiting adoption .Of the Hart- t,^n-?7 There were also many door. prlzea. -is given to each playeCWho drives Lemon. The 22-year-oId righthand stops and shuffled the players' earulnK.*„ tp date are *^l 077 61.yj Newlv-electVd offi.er.*'* Inelpde the Giant* arid a homer tn the wpr^ Diinn.v Kravitr.'* grand *lam j Meriden ...... ,x. 1 .2,%0 • • Cobyer'' DOA FERRARESE ' ford' achedule Before' making any jiisf $8,144 ahoi-l off , < ita tio n a l „ „ . p r„ id e n t; Mr*. C tah' in the winning run In the sixth, sixth to defeat the Phillies last Jmniei for PlUsbuigh against the Bristol , ^ ___167 " I**'"1 - 1 'o sfeUeouts c . last er, who beat them last week, had around willy-nilly, definite committrnents. Mrs: Pirkey, .1 season A'ith 17 has fanned onlv done right well with a five-hitter mark. If he win* the Camden dall, secretary; Flo Hilinaki. treas seventh, eighth, ninth or an extra Saturday. Mays' single In the ninth Phllltes; Bill Tuttle’s home run in ------th^rr ""'.v - ■ Idirk l/eading Off Theremere are a Jiiirober/iiirooer ofor Northtvoriii Handicap, Handles it will be tyorth about Inning. decisions.-Xr— H« started 10 game* Mill River Country-Club. Burke until Smith, who silmost didn’t Rigney doesn't want lo go to urer; and idra. Rivoaa, puhliclat. frame heat the Pirate* and a slgtfi- the 10th that gave Detroit a 1-0 Held scoi-ele.ss by righthander fl"Xspiing.'Uie mairt and completed flv.e. . But with the shot- a three under par 68 to win. EndeKs'who wgtit to play hut lack $20J»fl^ to him. Moon one of the foremost con inning. riin-*coiing t ilple ,.^^lged victory over Cleveland^a single by Tom Petke over the first font; in- is halting avera)^ has start because of a sore leg, tragged that cxtroine, so he ia concentrat choice in gas Missions he turneH..,in a great rec- Alex Hacknpy of &lancheater tied the big blow in the ninth. It was ing ori the'batting order for thC tributors toward the Cards’ aiii- the Cubs 2-1 Dick Gernert of Boston against: nings. the locals came tn HieXn "hh*hthal and w^ojeik ■ord after reportin^x^too late to Popular team? You bet! Popular gasoline, t M t ^ a t ’a bMUse Eaao prislngly good ahowing, has come The Milwaukee Bra adtng the White Sox in the 13th: Hal the fifth. First baatman NprnK 1“''‘I'fstvsiv* for seventh place-with a 76. “l^e Sm ith's lone. hit. moment. A1 Dark (0:for-13) la the X., jmnors. The former has tSaen qualify for leadership In an.v divi team of Hackney and Einar Lor- Extra ia now enriched with Vitane*, an ad()itiva devdlQped by Easo Raaearch X Trainer Confident thiough with timely singles, twice I the National Leaguexpennant i^ce. Sm ith's ba.*ea loaded single for Hohenthal drew hi* aecorid sion. X ‘ Cleveland got the game's first new leadoff man, and Whitey in the arventh Inning and once in ; have had gan-iy-ft-inrnng blows (diarged with one bobble in entzen was sixth in the low net mts in the third, scoring on singles Lockman ($-for-22| drops to No. FIRST "to overepme power-robbing engine "g u ^ ” Result? pfenty of Baltimifre against Detroit in the *traight walk-and moved to second The diminutive soiithpaV won scoring with a 68. .. New England Of Anollier ('haiiip the sixth for a p's!!- of victories : fiom Kd M atlipi^, .rohnny Logan. ninth and a singly by Del Enn^s of *.* Petke threw poorly lo first on chance* and W ojdk ha* corii- by Chico Carrasqiiel and Lemon 7. Don Mueller is No. 2. • mitted one error in four less nine^gariies.arid lost none an d ^ st- Tennis Tournament Championships and an Infleld out. The Tribe “Maybe Mueller will get-on base power for pickup, for passing. w plenty of power whenever.you need Itt over Milwaukee and one over Bobby Tlionvsmi and Wes Coving- Philadelphia in the, 10th agatnat Dave-Turkington'a .sacrifice bunt, ed in earned run average of 1.49 Brooklyn. i ton. MatheVvs' wiri* a lOth-inning chances. will be .staged May 21-26 at the squared It at 2-all in the fourth ahead of^Maya." mu.*ed the beapec- "X-; New York. May 1% id’i Charley the Giant.*. \ Bonnie Braultwaa safe as Hohen- ffd 12 games through 79 innings, Hartford Golf Club... Umpires (inly .244 H itter I single which tripped the Giants. Ye*let;da.v'a game-winning blow, thal proved an easS- out at third on an<’hf%ler <* on a le.ad-pff double by Vic Wertz tacled Rigney as he doodled with a 4.fGoldman fee(.* confident he'll have nh A pr, H• rbl •Ferrarese held opposing batsmen from Hartford. Middletown,* Man Spencer, only a .'244 batter, has l» g a n 's a lOth-inning saci-ifice fly Smith.-Jndinn.*. fielder's chrlice. Sweet connected 7b- '» 4 1 n to a .L55 batting Average and and aingle by Carnasquel after pencil, "and Willie will knock him > nother champion to work with in produced the big, hit tn throe of .Lihh.-40ii.is rf .. 2 chester, Meriden. Fairfield. New Sm ith had become one of Kuck.*' ln.”'--r,.- r;' a(nother year in m.iddtewelght against St. Louis and Covington* O edlt fm\a game-winning blow scoring Tiirkington and .sending I’.-tlo', ,a,q_ X-. (I rt ^ atriick out 99 men. t I the Giants' riine triumph.*. He tiad ' a aevenlh-inning pini-h-.strikeout victims arid Rocky On the subject of Maya, who has' Rtiry Calhoun. ia given to earii player who ptits Brgult to third. The Red and p , ; ; 0 2 ft a Two years ago with Oakland night and formed the Connecticut lAv'o game-winning, blows against ^ again.sl (’hicago'. hi* team ahead K(*tay in the sixth, M'hite second baseman continued Wfijrik. f . . 7 Colavito had grounded buL just hit in his I'aat' 14 trips to the The liny trainer wlio led reined Ilnhp|’lh”ftl, ih T II <1 , he won 18 games, fanned 184 bat Association of Apprcjved Baseball Phllailelphis. a .single in the sev j At Smith'.* ninth Inning homer seventh, eighth, ntnth or an extra on ttcaecond on the throw-in from 11 0 •ft II ters but waIkcd~lT4. Edge over Yankee* plate, Rigney is hopeful that he is heavyweight champion Rock y enth inning arid a home rim in the I which heat the Yankee* 3-2 last lb . "NflXJ i> 0 Umpires. Bob 'Selrup of Fairfield' about to snap ont of his sluriip. Marciano .aldng the path of greal- Inning i. ' x, the outfleld. IJttle Leo Cyr akied Turkhigtf.n If 0 It Of Italian extraction and a ria- was eh^ted president. _____ The victory, his 186lh (only out to hrat but Johnson's smash RrRult rf ... 2^ t) teammate* Bob F’cller and Early "And If he does what I, hope he neaa Believea he ha* the perfect Swppi. 2b ... will, the hits ought to start com candidate for new. honors in the to rightfiAjd rescued two tallies. R"Kiniii. 2b .. Wynn have, more , among active Johnson scampered all the wsy major league pitchersi, gave Lem ing right away’* continued'Rigney. .*oltdl,y.' built, 21-vear-nld , from "He's gat Ip start hitting to right X' White Plains. N. Y^ Gernert Sure home as Alan (dole’s clean aingle to '■‘'’lai" . on an edge on the Yankees for centerfield went through Don Gus Ban on Night Ctifnes^ m April the first time slniSe 1949. He now field, and ^ riad him take advan "Another year oiight to dodtJ! Local Sport tage of our day off yesterday by said Charipy , after Roarin' Rory tafson's legs. Cooper followed with lifetime (U years) against Of RSox Post a one-base knock but Co-Captairi' ll'i-'»f.'™ rf the bombei'A -- the only team he working Put. He's been trying to blasted out Reedy Hand.v,Samly,ln T..t|pn, 31* Pronosed by Red Sox Owner pull everything into the left field 2:46 of the flrat round, of a tele , Chatter Eddie Wojcik filed oiit to center VmiRhii r . .X .. 4 • M' 1 1 didn't have m. winning record Pttching-Boh l^mon. Indians -| Detroit, May 15 i2Pi BiFston Red lo end the r'glly. Sni.lirlr, lb ', : ' ■ ' ' ppainst at aeason’s start. , aeats.” ' cast hont at SI .Nicholas Arena r>iii»piT\x If ...... V*' 1.11/ R t^ c y , contqnas th at by, going last nixhl, "Rot y'« a hard worker peat New York 3-2 on a three-hit-; Sox .Manager Mike Higgins is Jnhnanii Triple* Aik. .2b -. _ Boston, May 15 i/r,. Boston Red- are exposed lo lllnes.5 playing in Only Boston's Mel Parnell (16- and learns fa.*t ' ter, walking three and atrikmg out making plana to keep oiilfieldei- IS'TERN.ITION.AL F .A R SI-' '*"’**1 I'd bff.in the seventh with Mah^’, r/ Sox owner Tom Yawkey, plan.* to j freezing Weather. -We -ccrtainlv 14) and DetroIUg Steve Gromek for the oppo.*ite field, Miiys will flrat baseman Dick Gernert in the League Irvoiila foi bova 8-9 will be I*'* aecond straight aingle to right Finnrinnn If proposes ban on night gdriies dur- : should consider the fans. They are (18-13)/-have edgis on the Yanks shorten up on hi* awing. ' It .was the 2tsf straight victmy five, for his fifth stra ig h t compl'cte Pfitkr, h . .. "That also, will atop hltn from aiid 11th knockout tor .the unde lineup when Ted William.* return.* held tonight at 6 o’clock at Ver- ^“1 *'“* hut at aecond when the Ki'Jk.y. ft ing the month of April,, but he the ones who pay the freight." over similar periods. • . game and fifth straight .victory. probably win run into stiff oppo- Deaf Eaf* swinging at pitches-he's bcen^suck- feated youngster, a prd only 20 Hitting-AI SmlUi. Indian.* De to aclibn. Planck School. Boya 10-11-12 w ill, catcher ttelded Cyr’a bunt report at the same lime Thursda.v i *ihd fired a perfect Strike tn ghort- . . / ...... '^0 4 34 IS 4 f aitirin by other major league club ' The Boston Traveler said a ered on." said Rigney. “When you months. livered a Icadoff homer in the ninth "One Hung is smevru keep Man<’hp.4U’i night. Persons interested in assist- JlhP DeP-lIIlppi covering the .Uhl ii4(i I3n-’-7 qw-nefs.. ” check shov.-fd that .*ei-eral owners want to hit to the other field, you A 3-.1 favorite. Calfimm out lo bent New York : 3-2 and2-lift Gernei t in the lineup ns lung as 2R, •^>•'>^'lll^h‘p^• I"hh)Mii' S.V'', don't Swing at high, ticht j)ltchea' weighed his victim. 160'.j to Iftfiij, Cleveland into first place in- tlie he keep* lip-hia' terrific hitting," ing the coaches should contact I J***- But - the 5-3 Cyr lacobted Tiirkiiratch M ah-i/ r»P Mahn to Yawkey, who al.*o 1* vice presi- "are, in sympathy with Yawkoy”, A crowd of 1,097 paid .*2.788. , Nick Cataldo 87 White .St. . i "“I'J* "" Johnson's clean triple. V'anjfhti . LOB .Mai/hpsi. | Rrli4lnl «: dent of the American League aiVii; but his proposal "is^likcly to fail on or low ones outside. Willie rqiiat American la-agiie. ' . Higgins said yesterday a.* the .So'.x B9' Oin'pri 1 rMkp S(.). c.vtppr fi Maidr League learn to wait and make them give relaxed before.-.opening a two- I M anchester ended its arot inj; in |k,ik«* 3 thi a member of basebalt’s Executive deaf ears."ears. the eigrhth,AS Coopei' beat out an •V o .Ini ■ »* Ffikp«^f(.i’ 7 T'Hnh iM 'him hia pitch or walk him.” The Cplifoinia Departmcnl of .A sure way to irtenlif>^a sRot--i game aeries with Detroit. 4>E4IR(iR Mav renoi-ts 7 '^ '" " '" - '-^nrpe-i urMi tim «n >'* ,.'-.J-111111111 linifi.c.*,c.- Kz-ikuKf"!k\- o0 f.,i far n n„ia in 'Wn Council .said yesterday he will Charles A. (gominsky II, vice IV.XI M May repoi s contiriiied on to aec* ' P.:ik- wr_iv.„|,o, 2 submit his proposal at the next president of the (Chicago White =LeaderS)== Da.v* of Durocher Fish arid G«i ic reports that Cali led 'has* ia to rub voiir thiimh; Gernert Boston's regular^ first, that his r ...... once ar„ .rue say..M ine , thirdtKivri haaSman r saying that al- _ ... Nalloaal f.rasar " Il’s bad enough to play in the though Iiis eb b doesn't p liy night back to.the days of Durocher. Two Arizona C.*e Permits for angling 1 a| the e'nti'ance lo 7^ yearVago, Maya got himself Into a m the Colpindd River during I9.55.'psli definitely is a apotteil ba.*a 19,%4, learned how to play the out- | the WaddRlI School. All players daytime in April, let alone playing games in April "other cities have in the evening, ’ the Red Sox own- diffejcnl situations and we must ho-.-rendous ishinip trying to pull to .field arid is the bf■ig.sill prise on the^ urged to be present. ' ‘plr.nr*)i' il'’- »'ro'V ■S('x'Ul*.':‘3A5: left and Durocher niade him try to Red Sox ‘ " Sami iSou! *Take Charge’ Cu\ ■ er told Boston Globe briseball writ consider them.", , Si-'louI*. er Hy Hurwitz in Deti-olt. Packe Carroll, vice presidenfahd hit to right. Not only..dld he get In 19 games strice taking ovei- Tif.MOKRDW NIGHT at 8;30 at "It isnT fair to the .‘'a'ns. play L rr.“'p,u*t7rph'' hack hi.* timing and natural swing, William.*’ leflfielci post- after the Robert,*on Dark. the Great bu.sincsa m anager of the Kansas j After Talk uith Fmnh Lane ers or officials to be playing under (;^ly, A's, was quoted a.* saying': but hr wound tip Operations by big siiiggei \suflfefeU an instep m* | E astern Construction Co. meets .TabloiiMki.. I inc-fiipati. 2i): ,M u*lar St-’’ winning the baiting championship. NOW YOU CAN EASIIY AFSORO YOUR OWN the iihfavorablc coiulttion* such as "Kaji.*a.s CUy. is a t least three Lpui*. 18;'■ TlKima*/'I'iiijNi.ui'^i,, 16 ' yiv jurv, Gernert Has slammed eight 1 R’'* R'- M erchants iri .a Rec' plav/.d« tiod wljth 15. '“'W'/ i». SIX Even Bill While,, the new first in service... ridav's Catcher Biil .Sarni of the St.;,;wasn't hustling. If I wasn’t giving exist gerverally during the r.ibritli weeks ahead of Boston in ba.seball hoiners. driven in '20 l ima ' and 1 Softball League contest. 'F-rii of April, " 5'awkcy said. I Plllahiirsh and Bn,:.., . St; ba.sciTian, who made such .an sAiapt gam e, pair* the Telephone Co. Louis Cardinal.* has-been in orgariv a Huh. what really .was my best, it weather. So how can you set a I'l ' S i. I,mi(*. 32- T -ni Whether you’re hauling the home team, of heading for the countrr> 6top off i t VACATION COTTAGES "'■'IS, compiled a .385 batting average to, "The, fans as well as the. players uniform dale?" pl'’. I- .I.cln.mt,. liirlijtiHti. 30 Darkl i i i k New y„ri, I I ’.*."’*;'' j tie .Mickey .Mantle for the Amerl- against Case Bros.l. Last night’s ized bait for 13 years, and he's onlv wSs only because I didn’t iinder- and Srhf'iomliDHst o --'----" . -S i I- ouir ■ from Minnfapolin last week by your Esso Dealer. His station ia headquarters for Mrvice.. . oil change,lubrlcatioi I can l.eague lead. . „ poStponed tilt between the Man--38 now. Up iintil. this sesaon he stand the value of a catrher hav- Dn LAST tire check-plus plenty more! Remember Happy Motoring st*r.ta at the Eaao S(gn! HERE AT LAST . . . wl'YE GOTIT . . . "When Ted Come.* liack' there'll , che.sler Aiito Parts and Rainbow didn't have the acrappiness. the ing a little of the 'showb'pat' in Bfrio-klyn *„d ( Cfli'ih will.be plsyed next, Tue.*day take-charge attitude that major him. Or a.* Mt. Lane pwt it posi wrili 'r, ^ e'x p la y rl* Had Almost even-one haa learn- ) The favorite trii-k of. the * ' FINANCING COTTAGES ^ bo two.place* I can pfay Gerriert,". 4t,.^ Interest in Rich Preakness Ruti Bristol Net Squad ed the hard wa.v that you mjjt- low price ’.service call .adver- Htggin.* said. "That ' would he night. . Leaguera expect of their catchers. tively. keeping the pitchers, in- Triple*—BniOin, Mf|»niilly pjay, first base at home’ , ’ A lr t’tri.E and Steve ciodper will Lane taught him that les.*on. Centers oil Ni^jedles and Fahius nilt*hui-*h and Mu*ial,-fli. ' lanil* f .voiir- set. Ariotlier "gimmick" p lay w ith the- H artford St. C7>Tir* puts it. ‘he’s "breathing new Hr.ui- run* ■ p „,.t. ■(•(m-diimii, A ?4'_. ■ ' , . ■ ■''■e NO DOW \ ;rAVMENT On the road, some of Uioae big, bounce into the, Birds behind the and Sarni apdliejFll. Me has turned' Thomama.-. PHlRlmrrh ajif). ■ Rt‘ If aomcontj offcilei) ,tn sell ts lfi'o,se i^jlivenaled and oth in the Hariford Twilight League Loiiin Strong Bristol made it two you $5 'Bills for . $2,.’Mi • you rikhtfleUis would., give him' trouble | •bat.'' i ' into a scrappy,,.tRke-c-harge, aound- h; Hank.v Ohlca^.i arul *Klu«z*'wl er typeeidff .secotfti'-hand tubes.. so he’d slay,at' first jusT so long this summer. . . ' • off man behind the plate’. Baltimoreliore. May 15 (d’r IntereA 'Fabijia,;. since he' i.* regarded as fiki...... 4 InrinriHli. 7. straight wins over - Coach .Malt Would feel that Ife waa inaiill- " J.-’’’ V FRO.M'tf.3 to TEARS When Sarifi waa . only ,15 he / SinIfFj, baRA.-Sw.ir Sl. LyuN. Xfi Maetozd'sMan,Chester High tennis • I I . • I . ' 7 as he's hitting well." , S.irni fir.st came up to the 'big In ' nexttt - Satnrday's $100,000 riiore of a speed'hoAsV. Mayy N<'w^ork. 5. 1MI|r1 ing your . iritelhgeificp nr th a t' Xlic, mam hotie of tlie )ow TO I*AT bro'ke in with the Los Ahgeles clul|. l^ g u ca with the (’ardinal* in 1951 Aqriad yesterday afternoon in the you jhoiild call the. man .with .lackie .lensen, who ha* been iq. Preaknes.* was centeTod'liftiay on . Ttw* question presMiLs the selec with 2 prk'f .service advertiser i.* to the Pacific , Coa.*t League. H f when .Martv .Mariinn was the man r u th i n p ' frrii.tnaji aiut laHwreiic** Silk Town. The visiting Rama up the-white coat to cart him off a batting ailiimp. is the ligiilkf (eoon & Fox Club looked older than IS. with hia five- . the two clas-slest pet foiniers- in tors with a tTi( c problem. For the PHh7$lRkv. 8f ramilR ended the- host racqueteers 4-1 "pull”-tile .sel from .voiiri home Abi»tif * 3 0 0 . „ ager, But he'-Kpent most of the to the nearest mental ho.spilai., to his-shop for i ppriirs. (’as^ eek Ited .Sox. riglitflelder. while .Mickey , _ , *■<• 1 1 , eleven height and 195 pounds of the probable ’ staiUriK field- time heinjj. Needles bpinR; I* • MUwauk^f’' after having blanked the locals 5-0 Vernond* yie No. 1 fli*l haaema^, , |< |$'|(| ■tlme^on title bench ami hit onlv .174 Farf* PittNbwr|rh am i McDanl**! - arid Yet when you' "fair' for an liistorie.s of complainls on file We . Hiin’t ua*te .lour Triar flesh on his frame. Actually.*that after: appeal ing in 36 games, He Needle.s arid Fnbiu.*— and on wha^ quoteU^as an S-S^or 7-5 favorite, SchmMt. Kf. laOiiiR 2-0 1 OOO In the previous meeting. The losers w ith B etter Riisine.s.s Biireitiis - ... I ■ first year, ,he lyas listed bv Hie Fneiirt. PIjisbo'.Bb, -.10 suffered their Ihiid defeat in' six ad that ofTers TV hnmi; calls time iiple** you i)n n ,\yiir spent the next two yeMs at Crtlum- role the phvsiral lavoiit of Pimlico •■"I’-’ulated to go off MlzeU. S i . L.011*. 26: Spaho. M ilwaukee; in all part.* of the coiintry re The Mancheater Coon .nd-'FoT 'O*”'’ "* heing lP years old. matches but hope to regain the a t 12.59, or J2.09 or lea.*, you own lot free and elear. bus. but in 19.54 got snolher chance Track will play in their lefurn en- ■‘•L _ Brooklvn'''2.1 •'•''•'••rou.be,- are trying to buy money at veal how sets have been held victory column this afternoon Many ‘ model* anil size*. Links Tvaiir Wins, Club will hold ita?i*nmi*l Coon But he ata.ved in the minor*. in .St. Lmi>, Second:,string in Ve- gagement. 'J” ^ ~ ' .Smeriran I.earue SO'ri- or less ^f it* real value. "caprive" by iinsct-iipiilpiis Some easily eonteetible" . Dog Field Trial. Sunday on the OhHl thia .year Saint didn’t have gin with. SVldie Stank* suddenly Needles, the Florida entry of Baliln* ihased on 50 at bat*) Man- against Biilkeley In Hariford. service' shops for service bills ...- Maetozo'a. club dropped all Here"* why;- ERECTIONS: lo year round living. Sliadr Kains lO-ft club ground*,.'River Rd’., North the aurface • aggtessiveness.,, the ppt him-in command and Bill be Jack Dudle.v and Bonnie Heath, Thick F'og Blankets *-Jf " ' '"r,'* ?!“' G-ruerl. B'l.ton, amoiinUiig to fifty, aixjy.and Coventry. peraonal fire that would impreas gan to hit. In 123 games he batted useo his powerful late kirk to' .W Maxwell D'lroil, 381; Bovd three aingle* matches but Paul A. £'«mple!rly erWird, ue'll do all the'Concrele and iroj.ilivork B alliitiore ..370. l,o llar.. I’h lra so 367 When a cumi>etcnt .service seventy dollars. j an even .300, with nine homer.*, come from behind and .win the P.iiii*. M am ie New Y..ik 27: Y o*t’ O'Bright and Steve, Pickm aii team fechnician rings ■ your front ■ la-d by Ja.’ k McCartney ami Joe. . T''.' trial-', " ill gel un,let way at ; own pitcber*. nuich les and continue throughout ■ ^^d if he^can hit as he did two Mur triples and 18 double*. He Kentncky Derby by .three quarters Boston Race Track B*'*"'. New ed to capture one of the doubles door bell to seiYice youj TV , So, play safe. Ileal only B. If you are a do-it-yourself rntbiiaia*l,'\vr can deltxer Hie Segal wh'o .shot romul* of 8.5 and ro rk lA: Ixipei. Rnnsn* m v - 17 niatf-hes and thus prevent another shell In pre-hiillt slnietures, in eaa.v i<( erect' panel imlls, 88, lespectively, the undefeated Routes to the grounds J'**’'" "K.fj.'fJ »' h ' began, hitting drove in 70 runs. I.a».*l year he fell of a length ahead of (i’aliimet Ruim Imite.l In- B erra. .Vew Y'„rk ->8 set it has coal someone at with known lehahle TV .serv this season: sa.vs Broeg. the off, lo only .2,55. ; Boston, May 15 (4’w—X thick fog Man". ,yw v.,rk 26. I.eno.n sHiitout.'. least $4.46 for that man's tu o men ran easily handle all eomtKirient*; Maiicheatei- Higli golf team up- " ’ 1 posted; Form 's Fabiu.* last May 5, ■ ' ice, firms. Yoiir TV aei is one strong - armed, mechanically- But thi* i.*, another year and Ih* Jf Joi-key Dave Erb elei t.s again | Jnslou. 21; i.e rn e ri. Bn.ttrin. 20 B auer, T|le .SiiinilUtriea time, transportation and serv of the most complex instni- ended Bristol 10-8 yesterday afte.r- There Will be plenty of free blacked out m oat. of the’ racing for,- .nvV''yoVi. an^",;r;np!?o.7''"k.S;a*""i!;7 Singles kinch„|BI defeated C. We do Till the cone'rrte work, then yon ronliniie wlHi iioonvat the_ loi-al-'coimtr.v club It parking apaie, No-admiaslona la smooth cstcher. will rank near the. "new" 'Bill Sarni began it *pcc-' to utilize Needles’ amaziiig en 13,258 opening day fan* yesterday Ml*,,, ice equipment to -gel him m ents ever m ade foi; home Flan "3". top. Johnston (Ml 7-5 7-5>vHichwa (B) there. , If the spi-vk eman ad .service. marke4o.\4.\ d i v o r c »:d General Manager Frank Lane'said'-■■ feet in length compared lo 1,234':; 'fro n t of the stands, horse.* could ton J. . ■ .... iB i 6-4, 4-6, 6-t,; and Hlchwa- ing your TV set. Do riot Be im .,n..r <-6aii WITHOUT OBLIGATION included Dave Duncan who*'(in- ■ ^be top* if he continue* hitting. As . Afiimerman iBi- defeated Geis- or radio, set. .you. caii rest as □ IT'aae mall yoiir Collage iahed.w-ith' a »o and Cynihla Prior they were highly gratified wil vyith a talk-it-up, take-chaige guy, he's feet at Churchill. Downs where' not {>e flowed down thg back- • I'-i"".'I*. ■ tV*«h|ri*ti.n, 3- fooled. You will pav that sured that'you will receive ^Veat Palm Beach. F la.. Ma.v 15 his attitude and ahllily. "I under .... - nlio-‘i.lnv. r* "oil wlili-2. Shaw (Ml 6-2, 6-4. $3.46—-and probably more, Booklel who fifed a 97 m her first varsity now the kind of calchei Lane had Needle.* riiitsped Fabi.ua in thC stretch or around the far'turn im Horn. Mini. .Mho". . Now 5’oik. 12: fair and honesi Ireatnienl. □ W;^ w nnlH- like Jieraonal |starl, Fred Day and Dennis Calla i/T Socialite tVinlhiop Gardiner rated that fellow ft-om afar,’- tn mind. Derby. moat of the line raceii. 681*1-8. N, w 5'(.ik. 10. ilArnsri. Bo*o.n was g•'anted aidivorce yeateiday Lane said, "The National lyeague 8. Maxwril, D' tri.H nml Baurr, N'-w- ■■orianltallon han stood out for the Rams With an e In addition', the final turn at The' 'Start of the $7,500 Paul Y.rilk. 7. ■ Cm. IfH. Em IM. Reprinted by (lermiaaion of Servire .Managemrint .Alagazine. *5 and 86, respectively. from Sonja Heriie.,tbe ic# skating umpires and others who told me LAYTON •\ am e , ...... j.. , . Pimlico appears to be a bit tighter Rever Handicap, the featured six Blnlsii » Sins- pla>eiT“fi» ^ wiih Const rucliun Co. The aunimaiy ; star, on'grounds of desertion'and that all he n>eded was a little ANXIOUS TO UON'ri.M F, ' ■than tile com)iaiahlc curve at furlong ■ test,....was ' vi.sible only Lasi NighCs Fights mental cruelty. Gaidmei: charged more fire were right. He's better I*iri1.l)ir H.rit. Nsw York. 5-o 1 0(i0 - 1391 D lxuell Ave., Street ■^liinrhr»trr • HrUlul New York, May 15 lA'i Foid Churchill Downs. The form play through binoculars. The horse* l^rarii, .New y..ik, 3-0. |.u«) .Sullivan' DONT LET THIS HAPPEN IN Hamden Ihtiicaii ...... 3 I’ l*a\ ...... 1 In his suit filed April 16 in circuit at the plate and behind it than I Frick, commissioner of baseball; City ...... l ‘s Proiivrr ...... I’j er* might al.sP be calfulatin): that theh disappeared into the fog'and BoMoii BurtM-hy. Kane*« City and New York Herman (Rory) Cal » Ru6I Rnll ...V..3 couit that he and the famed had believed." said yesterday the .('hicago Trib- tSrIm. New York 2-0 I (lOO. MANCHESTER — INSIST ON CO.ME TUDAV Hr«l Ball ....t Item in doping the race. It rpuld color.* couldn't be pieked up again Strlkcoute-Score, I’leveland c, houn,, 160'a.. While Plain*. N. y.. Telephnna N o ...... _ Horal ...... |tj K: Day ...... I'j: skater had only^^w°,, weeks togelh.- _ i A* for „gaining------. aggreasiven***.------une has flecided not to conduct make things difficult for. a hforse until a sixteenth of a mile from SEE Ol'R DISPLAY I' Mcrai'tnf^y ,,,, 2»« rallalian .... ij er in more than ilx year^ of m.ar- SaYni credits Lane with the the poll of fans to determine start- Paeeurfl Waehinrion *42 Pierr’e C|i|. stopped Randy Sandy. 1564, New A TELSA MAN. R'';*! RrU . ’*7 Re*t Ball ... 3', ■lartinjf his big hid at the turn ip the finish. _ ' c**o. 33. FortI, New York, 30: Lenion, York. 1. ■ A l W A Y S your best buy I ^ $ $ 0 riage. Sonja's mother waa with I change. During, contract negotia- ing team.* for the an$li’al All-Star Cleyelanil, 2*. , ) Total* an effort to make up for- the G. R. White's Lucky William Bangor, Maine -Orlando Ziilu'-|-- Your nearby Esso Dealer, and 25,000 othefa from TaaTI flad their name* Hated in the yellow A B E U s Mon., Tuea., anfl Wed. In 3:30, Thurs.-F|;i. HII 9 p.m. Toial* . . . r . . * them the rest r>f the time, said [.Rons last winter Lane gave-him a game. Frick said, bkkeball wa shorter atreloh. broke on fop in the nine-hprae field C«u#e^jS prepare Monmou.th tion*. Thsy wert mgrried in 6e- track is generally firirinei- overall led all the way.. He defeated Eter^ founded in 1743 a t Anns^mlis. The San. Diego, Caljf.-7-I.iAuro Salas. and more! pri ve in for top-quality Esso and Atlas aivenfaa but th«.Y did it nagativel;*. plans were under way U aet up than the Downs. ;If so,' such a fac- n*I Mark by. A length and pgid ■ ^ 1 ' i I I ■ ■- ' Tark for the '19M racing eember, IMC. [I rsMiiUd any,impUcatioB that I aas^ation now races at the' flm- 131,' Mexico, outpointed Btlly' Products plus top-notch larvica... go first claaa! BSO STANOAIO OH COMP^ new Btaohlnerjiifor the purpose. I to r coulil Also' work in ' n \o r r»f. $7,06 to ,4i1n; \ '— • “'• • Ufo Tiours# buUMi Baltimore. ,. £van*,^134'«, Pasadena, 10.' ^ V v ■ r- -I . ■■' 'V i - ■ ■ L \ ■ . X . .8 ' '"i:/ 1 : 'XX-v- ' ;;7.. !■ ;■,/ ; i j -
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/• M ^CH E STER gVENINQ; HERALD, MANCHESTER', CONN., TUESDAY, 16. 1956 ' *5| s-2------1 Ml,.,,.,...... P A G E F O n PAGBFOtmTBEa^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CbNN, TUESDAY, MAY 15, 1*)B6 Help Wanted-^BIal* 36 SUnation Wanted~- A rtkm For Sal* 45 Pie^U i;*rB 5 0 -X Apartnaiite—Flatih- louaas For Sal* 72 Houaaa For Sal* 72 Fanala 38 Wanted Real Eatote 77. THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW! Help Wanted— Mai* S6 t r u c k d r i v e r with gbod driv. HOT M IX Oswalt plant open lanamanto 6.1 Antonobile* for Sal* BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Painting— Piiperlnt 21 Help Wanied-Female 35 SIX Roo: ail plaster, insulated, FOR SAUB—Four rooms furnace, inf record, for lunUturo truck. Graver, imnd,'Moos, rich loam 8ft cow MANURE, m load, dellv- SECRETARY dissirM pooiUon in FOUR ROOM opartfnent at 71 fireplace, he...______~- c fireplace,- att«ctied garage, 87,900. USTINGS WANTED In bid and USl OLDSMOBILE hardtop, fully MANAGER for snack bar, exper M. *-1706: a yard delivered in truck loads. \water oil heat, ; TO' Clitsified PAINTING AND paperhanging. small local office. Excellent ref- ared. Tel. MI. 3-9011. Starkweather St. MlddlC-oged cou- blhitlon windtra and doore, hicily Coventry PI. 8-7748.' new home*. Buyers waltlag. loitoo equipped. Beautif,pl IMSO Bulrk Repair or new work. Flnli cloaa ience not necessary. Alia part m a n WANTED' for inafda laundry erencea, Write Box V, Herald. Nyoedorf Sand utd Stone Co. ML wont occupancy now.'aoma end o t ""408. P*«- T - londacsped, ehMe trees. Very two door, Chevrolet^' 1*46 to 1993. JUNIOR 6U n(6 to ^W*l7lN' FOR work at reasonable rates. Ttay- time counter help. Apply in per work. Muot applyapr*“ te'peroon.------New clean. Owner mori 810,800 THREE BEDROOM ranch, achook T. J. Kacott. Broker. M l. DouKlaa Moton, 333 Mein. B ooa rtioid Gobi|B 51 out of atate. AdvertiMinent U«ve ITOMMIDAM ' Mgl mond Flakt. Ml. *-*237. son. King's Shack Bar, Pine St. Gray’ Research and Develop Model Laundry,wiry, ir^Bummlt. VACKN&t IN our (Umlshed apart SO days occupancy. 12 years old. Completely re 9-7883. Ask for Mr. Weeks or Mr. Eager. Sitoationa Wantad- TOILET AND wash bowl fixtures ment for two alngle men. Apart decorated. Near bue, ehopplng, CLASSIFIED ADVT. 19S3 CHBVROLEt two door. 1«91 complete at a bargain for cottage ANTIQUE FU,RNITURB,\ ■Uver, Mala ' X ^ tature ment tncludea complete kitchen o n e y e a r YOUNG^Tlye- room school. Carlton W, Hutchins, Real U8TIN08 WANTED tlMl*. Chevrolet seden. ITuUy equipped, Bond*^»«StMk*— * COUNTER CilRL Wanted. Five day ing Co;, is E-X-^-A-N-D- or houee. Ml. 3-8785. gloaa, china, and used fu tor. MI. 9-5132, 9-4494. two-family, threo-fomUy, txat* DEPT. HOURS bought and sold. Furniture R s ^ r and living room edth televitlon. ranch, full basement, p lk ^ r walla, brand new tlree. Ootiflee ftiofore, Mortgagt* 31 week. Must'Apply in pefeon. New A PUBLIC SERVICE EXPERIENCED typiit deeires Privacy, ample parking. If you tile bath, laundry, dlnettK com ness property. Hava many coob 8:15 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. 333 Mem. Model Laundry, 73 Summit St. I-N-G. This means more good SALE—33 1-3% off on ISO patterns Service. ML 3-i'440. ^ (TAPE COD—Six completed rooms, wdrk to do In hie homa.aventnge m th* Blue Ribbon coUecUon book. are looking for new quarters it bination windows and doorsS. hot buyers. Mortgsgss orraagsd. NO FEE CHARGED and weekendi. Ckmtact/A. J. Tur- aluminum wtndowi and doors, at- 81,000 CXJSTS $22.25 monthly and We olao handle texture point. It QUALITY Co m b in a t io n on-igaA will pay you to Inveatlgate this water oil heat, nice lot. E xeunt Pleas# call Gsorga U Grosladla. CADILLACS that’s OU. Dial CH. 6-8887. FHA jobs. If you qualify for one of gcon, Jr., com er .of/M oin and tached garage, oil heat, large lot. Rsaltor. ML 9-8871. 10* Baaqr COPY CLOSING TIME WOMAN TO clean or do ironing Full time Job openlnge, for In- mokea old celilngt look Uke new. range, oil drum with stand. Very . unique setup. MI. 3-6418 tor de- condition. ^ and G1 floncing a specialty with Woodland (3rd f lo w . good condition. Reasonable. Ml. talle. A real buy at 815,900. A. R. Wilkie Street. FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 1953 Four Door one day weekly; Ml! ■9-7235, the following, why not stop in ■pector, ecrew maqhine, turret Green Point and Wallpaper Co., and Co. MI. 9-4380. ______ConneqtIcUt Mortgage Khccnonge, next to Monchceter Knitting MiUa 9-8373. , FIVE ROOMS, fireplace, oil^eat. Radio and heater, hydrama- 1 Lewi^ St., Hartford, Conn, lathe operator# and all around MAN WITH pow^r mower deelrea knotty pine kitchen, combination IF READY to buy, sell, exchoag* MON. THRU FBI. for an interview? 47inder, part.time wqrk mowing lawyie. at the Green. Open from * a.m. - real- estate, mortgagee junuigsd, tic, pqwer steering. Maroon. * p.m. NO MONEY DOWN I ^^utincaa Location* windows and doors, awnings, ga «i 10:30 A. M. Help Wanted— Male 36 Phone MI. I W n after 4 p.m. start Your rage. Ameilte drive, large lot, Lota Tor Salt 78 consult Howard R. nsoUngs Agaa- 19,52 Coupe De Vilic Full or part time miUlng m a \ For Rant 64 cy, MI. 9.1107, SATURDAY 9 A. M. Bu8ine« Opportunities 32 ENGINE LATHE. chine and engine letli* opdf. f i v e -PAINTED kitchen chMfa. in Monthly Payments plenty ot tfeea, city utilities. Priced Radio, heater, hydramatiy.' 1 Month After You Receive below today's market. BUILDING LDTS in Manchester, power steering. Dark ■ b)ue MECHANICAL * / ators. excellent condition. 816. (?all be ®TORE a Y^CBCNTER. Heat fuwi- near-Bofton, Rural zcine. Lota 122’ ARB YOU CONSIDERINO OPERATOR N 0(Hls BtrAa^'^Pate 41 fore 6:80. MI. #-7517. y . Your Home Outfit TOVA COOPERATION WILL with white wall tirea. / ished. MI. *6808, MI. 94821. Will New 8-8 room homes at Ansoldl xl95’ and^rger. MI, 9-5910. SELLING YOUR PROPERTTT CONNECTICUT STATE ,> 8 CJOMPLETK remodel front, to sultjleaantc RE APPRECIATED FOB. SALE ASSEMBLER / Must have ability to set up . PORTERFIELD'S PET SUPPLY, LARGE WALNUT gun cabinet ROOMS OF BRAND NEW Helghta. Wa will approisa your ptopaity Convertible now located at Route S and Qiapel BuDgins: Lots free and without any oulgaUen. , Radio, heater, - hy^alnatir, operate a Monarch engine Ittbe glees doors, two. drawers, SIS.! FUBNITURK OR LEASE . EMPLOYMENT Rd., South WtiKUor, next to Eoet .Also open cabinet for converaioiS STORE AT 21 Blhcb «L for rent. We also buy property tor caota. Dial M l 3-5121 • power Bteeririg; Mfroon with To assemble close fitting gears from prints and gsugta. Day All 100% guaranteed, some in orig. CHARLES LESPERANCE Selling or bu^ng contact Hartford Drive-Jfn 'Ilieater. Open Into gun cabinet, 84. M l, t-72y: inal factory crates, with original Inquire Marlow’s, In Town k^Suburban* new white ^ 11 tires, Restaurant, fully equipped, and mechanical components. shift. SERVICE S'lANLBY BRAY. Rooltor Previous experience in assem doUv *-o, Tuesday, Thursday and factory lerlal numbera, with . liquor license, in excel- Friday ntghta 7 . * p.m. 'Man 2400 8Q. FT. of opaca for buelnsse ------MI. 9-7620 M A N C H ^ E R PRAE-BURN RfcAUrr 1949 Four Door, r*] bly of business n)schines hilp- *#o m a i n « t . BLOND BEDROOM Ml. 8*278. lent Main Street location in ful. chester cuetomers can coU JA. SMITH (XIRONA portable type- uviNG ROOM otftcea or light Induetry. Seixxid ASSOCIATE ROTORS Radio - hester, hydramaliC. ), STOCK CL^RK surra Ma n c h e s t e r . Rolling Park-six Lost and Poond 1 8-3391 and we wUl bring order writer. MI, *-7138. 5-Pc. DINETTE SET floor. Ontrolly located:; Parking Two -tone gray. ' ' Manchester. Thriving buoineea rodin Cape Cod, 4 finished, (ire- WOOD LAND wanted, located in Previous experience required home with ua at ft'p.nw to 68 ACCESSORIES faclliUea. Call JA. 7-1872. \ PHIL HALUN^ NOTICE ie hereby Riven that Op- for past 30 years. Wonderful BULLARD OPERATOR, day shift. Sprues St. ROYAL AND Sraith-Obrona port' place, oil heat, copper plumbing, MI. 9-9221 Manchester, Vernon, Coventry or 1949 Pbur Door In stock dispersals, receiving "Weatlnghouae” Elec. Refrigerator Bolton. Give location and price. P, tlonel Share Book No. 9512 issued Radio, heater, green with opportunity to the right party. STOCK BOY AND BACKER Apply at Mai Tool and Engineer able and atondar^ typewriters STORE FOR RENT at 214 sWure city uUlIttea. Near new echool. CWARLE8 M/THROP and shipping j^roesdurss. Day ing, 294 .Adame St, ' All makes of a^ng machines "Emerson” Television St;, suitable tor any type of A l O, Box 587, Manchester. by The Manchester Savings and . / -standard shift. A vefy clean Lease to suit purchaser. ” De Luxe” Wether 118,600. Clifford Hansen It Co. MI. . Ml. 9-0384 Loan Association, Inc., has been X car for the year. shift.. WANTED—Qobd homes for cute aoid or rented. yRepatra on all ness. MI, 9-2967, \ 3-1303, ML 8-0788. \ , EARL ROHAN Ambitious, energetic young . kittena. MI. 3-8838. mokes, Morlot^ ”De Luxe” Range . WANTe D-ttTwo, three or four fom» -lost OBd'^application , has been man required to supply- parts Take your choice Of any Of theta M MI. 3-7433 V ily house in Moneheater. No occu- 1948 Four Door Write BOX U, HERALD TRUCK D R iv iK wanted. M. FOR RENT—^Two offices in' Slebert o x f o r d ST, -— New five room made to sold Association for pay-' snd'pack units. Assist in' rivet necessary. Write Box Ty Radio, heater, , hydramatir. HAND SCREW MACHINE French. PI. .2-7191. (X XK E A p u p p i e s , A.K.C. regis TI^REB PIEpE ” HI-F1 ” set. three appllancee'ln addition to bedroom, Bvilding, (Xiventry. Ideal (or at ranch, excellent residential sec- TWO LOTS, 50 X 100 each, Andover ment of the amount of deposit. ing and assembly operations. living room, dinette, rugs, lamps, Tutone green with white tered, Reds, blacks, blonds 820, months ol(g MI. 3-8075 after 6:30 torney, real eatate or radio and tlhir. Two flreplabee, natural birch Lake. Cell Owner. MI. 9-2849 after FOUND — A place where you con Hitt Must be over tS years of age. OPERATOR , 8,26. 880. Rockville T R . 6-2899. for detail tables, lidqletime, dishes and other T.V.,*alea and rdpstrs; PI. 2*7041. 7 p.m. wall tires. bWN YOUR OWN profitable buel- Ask for Norman C. Comollo items. \ . * k itte n , walk out bsAemenl. T. J. APPRAISALS made wlthaul'’'eMl« secure a complete line of Knitting EXPERIENCED Crockett, Realtor, Offlc* MI. nesa—Ftili ’or part time. You caq for interview (or above posi- Set up and operate HAR- WANTED—Good / home for young, U.8. OIZ^ BURNER, complete with RYTHINO 1,400 SQ. FT. OP SPACE. Ideal gallon. Mortgaging orraagiM whoa yams and accessories, stamped BARLOW MOTOR^ build a profitable business in a S-5416,''|teatdence MI. 9-7751. • buying:, .or oelling. RMdeatla], goods, embroidery cottons and , tionS. DINGE hand screw machine Oil Burner Service Man, male, German Shepherd dog. MI. controls Opd tank. . Reasonable. 8448 business location. Inquire 166 Resort Property for Sale 74 439 MAIN ST,, MANCHESTER short time—a bUsineSa of tnow- 9-9109. 1 Ml/3-8129.' Free storage lilftil wanted. Free Wait Middle T^ke, MI.^ 8-7041, commercial and ouHmnf lots. ...tatting threads. At Your Yafn balling profits and S solid lucra from prints. Must grind neces PORTER ST.—Older lix room sin- Contact E, E. Buoney, Real Ea Shop, 50 Cottage St. Phone MI. Automobiles for Sale 4 Business''Services Offered 13 Building— ContractInK 14 Excellent Opportunity delivery. Free aei-up by our own FURNISHED GOITAGE on double 1949t?ADILLAC DeVille, one own tive future. No experience, no sary tools. Night shift. < FEMALE CHIHUAHUA, A.K.C. tEE PIECE bedroom Set, 835;- STORE, SUITABLE for any type gte, garage, oil heat, porch.,Good ts is Broker. Ml^ *•2898. \ g r a y reliable men'. \ size lot, nlcs'section. Near Center lot at Lake Amaton./Fleldstone er. 29,000 miles. Extra nice in WANT TO BUY V CAR and had DOORS OPENED,- keys fitted, c e m e n t ; a n d s t o n e masonry, Belling .. We help you succeed .. For Rigbt Man. registered. One . year old. PI. ''rock maple dinette act 865; 9x12 MONTHLY PJ^MENTS of bustitese. Good location, reason your credit turned down? Don’t Excellent working condiUons. 2-7086. schoola and bus. Asking 815,800. firsplece, large screened jMreh, LOST—Small female dog, gold tan, every respdri'. Dougllas Motors, copied, vacuum cleaners, irons, sidewalks, steps, terraces, walls, to qualify you must have a proven rug with pod and runnera, 850; 118.83 able rent,'MI, ,8-0969 any time. electric kitchen, 86,500,- Terms. 333 Main. / g iu up, aee ’ ’Honest” Douglas, guns, etc., repaired. Shears, outdoor fireplace, also cemenrand record of resectability and be MANUFACTURING CO. Ideal spot (or local residents. Morris choir,. 87; odd chairs, 83 to Goodchlld Rceha C!o., Realtors. white chest. Name of , Sandy. Good Pay, Phone Me Imme< Ketely MI. 3-7925 orJBU. a 09S9. MI. 3-8809. Weariiw silver training collar. Vi- 337 Main. Not a finance company knives, mowers, etc., put Into con- cinder block construction. Coll MI. able to Inyest 8330 in mercbon- 812; sewing table, 88; combina Hartford .CH. 7- 1990 TWO DOOR/Chevrolet with plan. I 'r ctolty, Deel’s. Reward. MI. 9-4900. ditton for coming needs. Braith- 9-6746. ' diae .. otstt in your spare time if HiLUARO ST., (Third floor) Group Insurance, Livestock— Vahiclcs/^ 42 tion, desk, 88; also mlkcellancous After 7 p.m.—CK. 6-4890 BuLurban Fqr Rant, 66 CRYSTAL LAKE. Waterfront cot- Harrim anAsks heater, excelleht. tires. Private * walte. 52 Pearl Street. you like'., but we warn you, furniture, dishes, lam ps/ vases, BAST CENttat sfM ultablt for 19SL 1853, 1992, 1991 CHEVRO- ^ GRAY RESEARCH WE BUY COWS, colvee See It Day Or Night ‘ office qpd home. Tfn rooms, tkg6. * years old. Furnished, 8 owner. Ml. 9-7&04. \__"■ . GENERAL CARRENTRY-Altqro- you’lL>ant to work ’at thlr MANCHESTER ^ : Paid -Vacation — — hd beef Venetian blinds 80’-«i; ” galVanlsed R0CTVMJLJ^4 Grove St-Well rpomt and, lavatory,, , ecreened LETS, two doors, four doora; hard.' JUNK DEALER buying VpaperV tlohs, additioiqs and new construc xatO erA lsir tromB.” -Meom^keat: ■ oM, (IreiMM, two i Personala ness full time after you see now awning pipe, (tttlh|(a, liks new, toUon I ’ll send my auto for yi No porch. Full boaement, recreatitin ‘Forw ard’ Role 1990 CHEVRidLET convertible, four top convertibles. Some . with rags, and Junkmen'a' junkk...... Will tion. Dormers, porches, garagea profls roll In... write for full de- AND DEVELOPMENT CO... Tel. MI. 3-7406. 87.30. 236 Summit St. quire first door. Apt. 9, batkrootas two-car garage, large door aedari. de luxe. Radio, heat- Powiergllde, radios and heaters. ” A GOOD PLACE TO WORK” And Other Benefits. obligation. \ Ample parking. M ortgms ar room. Good bathing, boating, fish . WANTED—Ride to end from Air- pick up after ft p.m. Cali Rockville and rooms finished at reasunabie dalle ,. No obligstiona . .National ing. Lot 115’ X 200’. Tom Minor, signM lights. Gobd, clean sec- All carry a written guarantee. For TR, 9-7621. i Single metal bed with spring and A—L—B—E—R-IT^'S \ ranged. A real bargain. B%r ap* ' craft 8 to 5. Vicinity Manchester prices. Workmanship guaranteed. Record Service Co., 1 W 89th 8t.. HEATING and plumbing mechanic. HILUARD ST., MANCHESTER ' Broker, Rockville. TR. 8-5042. For Democrats money'down, OS little the very best in used cars, aee Write to P. 0. BOX 310, /Articles ^ Sale 45 mattress, ship’s wheel mirror. MI. 68-45 ALLYN ST,, HAftTFORD 'pointment call George U; Graslo- Green. MI. 9-1187 after 5. Free estimates. Robert M. Alex*- N. Y. C. Full * residential and commercial Snmmar Romes For Rent 67 week; McClure Pontiac, pob Oliver, Center Motor Sales, onder. Ml. 9-7716. ” A GOOD PLACE TQ-W oRK’'“ Giving Your Experience 3-7689. dio. Realtor. MI, 9-5878. Ml. 9-4549. 461 Main St, _ LAWNS ROLLED with power /tol experience. See plumbing fore U^ED BBNDIX automatic waaher. 8(0 AND THREE room coUteea ODoaUnaetfSem" Page baa) FARMER’S Fruit and Vegetable VERNON- Six room Cape, Cod. FOR SALE-JibapiUl bed. Lik6 Sobarban For Sat* 75 lers. Free estimates.. MI. 3-1383. V. BELLUCCT AND SON. mason Cinder block shop 40' x 50', at man, at Forbes Manor, Brewer And Qualifications,. BIN(X?ULARS 6x30, carrying case Good working cobditton. Excel lispri'irivete lake. New Bolton,i.KMd, 812,'400—THREE bedroom ranch, Outlet, 8lt East Middle Tpke., St. Extension, East Hartford, new. Tel. 9-1894 after‘ 8 p.m. opening. Thursday May 24 for the PONTIAC convertible. , Excellent contractor. Brick and stonV ven tached office apace. Lot 200 x ’300’. Ond shoulder strap. Excellent con. lent value at 835. Kemp’a. Inc. MI. [l!^ - 6389. hot water hcet, ceramic tUe bath, BOLTON—A .email eatate. Five bid for 'Wyoming’s delegation, tat condition. New motor, tires lop Auto Accessorleai^Tires 6 eer. fireplace, chimney, also con- dition, 840, BU. 9-1936. 3-5680. \ large kitchen, etalnleta steel sink, I’d be very much hondita to have coming season. Fmsh fruits and GARDENS PLOWED with John Excellent condition. , On main TYPIST—Rate clerk tp work nights MANAGER FOR snack-bar! «x , PO^VER MOWERS bedroom colonial with 23 acres of vegetables from farm to you. We and battery, 8200. MI. 3-7590. ern road. Immediate CK'Cupancy. Sac- formica countera. full cellar. H- lend. Vacant. T. J.:OockeU, Real, their support.’’ Deere tractor. MI. 9-2136. for trucking company- Exper PRESS OPERATORSyfull or part perience not necessary. Also part SPECIAL Aluminum extension lad THOR SEMI-automatic waahing have a special treat for the chip' After 5 MI. 3-8470. St. MI. 3-5042. , riflce. Tom Minor, Broker. Rock acre, trees, view. Carlton W. tor. Office MI. 8-5416 Residence An tmofflclol poll of Wyoming’s C«i* Burn Gil ? Economy over ience desired. MI. 9-5273. time. Good Wages-and working time counter help. Apply in per Three famous makes. No down ders,, 81-80 per ft. Sherwin-Wil machine,' In excellent condition. inted To^ent 68 Hutchins, Realtor. MI. 9-8182- dren. RUBBISH AND ashea removed. ville, TR. 5-5042., conditions, (ring^benefita and son. King’s Snork Bar, Pine St. payment, 82 weekly. No payments MI. 9-n81„ / ! 28 delsgatea to the notional caa<* 1992 NASH STATESMAN Super haul, parts and labor, $50. liams, 981 Main St., Manchester. Reaeonable, Coll MI. 9-1174 after 9-4694. ventlon showed 11 of them General ■-cleaning, cellara, attics CARPENTERS HELPER and profit sharing.^Empire Tool and Ask for Mr, Weekrf or Mr. Eager. until July. , 5 p.m. four door, two tone blue. Over THREE OR'yiout' bedroom single BOLTON LAKEk—Group of five cot favored Hoirimon. Each hoa a Quaranteed new, rebuilt engines, and yards. Reasonable .-'atea. M. Aluminum Windows * .STAFFORD SPRINGS -W ell eatab. laborer wanted. See Mr. Finley, Mfg. Co., Stoj>K Place. SKYUNE QUARRY. Native stone. honte dealreii'vby'- buaineaa execu drive, twin beds signal lights., liahM business. Ice cream bar, GLASTONBURY — Custom built tages that-nuiat be^ sold togather,^ bolL yoU In tha (Thlcago oonvea- Aatomobilea for Sale 4 32,000 miles, 8639. PI. 2-6098. 8124.95.. No money down, balance It M. Rubbish Removal; Ml. and Dp6r.s 14-A new construction on William St. BUDGET C e n t e r ; Oystal Lake, Route 30 north'-eM KARPEN SOFA *25, also Karpen tive. Fan^y hi thr# teenage luncheonetle, variety atorc. Six ' three bedroom ranch. Living room Excellent Investment. Terrific po Uon. 20 months. 9-9757. STATION/TTENDANT, part Ume, Salesmen Wanted 36-A lake. Masons, builders. We have choir 810, large size and in geiod children seeking ^pleasant environ- with fireplace, ^lightful kitchen 1W4 CADIIXAC hardlop' coupe. GUARANTEED against all haz rooma living quarters. Three rqom WANTED—Experienced Bulldozer roorningk or afternoons. Apply in MI. 3-4164 / condition. MI. 9-9904. tential. Relatively smell cash re In Nebraska, residonts vote to Beautiful two tone blue finish,. DEPF^DABLE USED CARS unlimited ' supply quarried flat ment,/BU. 9 2312./ and tpaclDua dining area. Breeze- co le ; MOTORS POWHat AND hand mowers sharp ards. Aluminum screens and apartment furniahed rented Four- operator. Call any time. MI. « person; Married men preferred, ------^ quired, Asking $28,000. T. J. day In a primaiY riecUon feothur- Full Cadillac equipment. Driven AUTOMOBILE salesmen, one of KODAK SIGNET, 35 m.m..camera, wall stone. 85 a ton , a t ' quarry. way, garage, patio. Full base 1954 Chevrolet •’ ened. Air-cqoled engines repaired. storm windows as well aa com car garage rented. Excellent home 9-4356. A. Dzen Construction Co. See/Bob Kiernan, Turnpike Auto the fastest growing v concerns in MIDDLE-AGED coupfo desire first Crockett, Realtor. Office MI. Ing assured presidential prsfor- blit a certified 21,000 miles and MI. 9-0980 G, E. Mascot light meter. Excel Also several grades veneer, cut ment. Near golf couree. Lot 100 x 3-8418, Realdence MI. 9-7751. Four door. Radio, heater, Pick up and delivery. All work bination/acre'en and storm doors. and business can be .operated by ^ v i c e . 164 West Middle Turn- these parts aellitg GenersJ stone and flags. Robert Minor, PLAIN GREEN * x 12 rug. In good floor apartment with farage^Con- 315. $22,000. V.A. or F.H.A. fi ence victories' for Prssldant carries a full written guarantee. guaranteed. Ideal Grinding Shop. Call epUghUn, MI. 3-7707. two people. Good frontage, Main / i k e . lent condition, 850, MI,. 9-0782 condition. C!all after 6. MI. 9-0602. .ild ir amall house. PI. ^7817. Elsenhower and Ben.. Bstaa, It’s os sharp, as a hew one, at powergllde. Green,/With white WANTED Motors automobiles, 'the men we after 6 p.m. ■ Prop. RockyUle. T R . 6-50(2. nancing. Madeline Smith, Realtor. • wall tires. 273 Adams. Phone Ml. 9-3120, St. Several thousand dollars in want must be nest, aggressive and ■ ANDOVER. BOLTON Kefauver. Center Motor Sales, 481 Main; Trailers for Sale 6-A / MI. S'1642. 3-8979. equipment. 822,000, Tom Minor, WANTED assume responsibilities exper WOODEN LADDERS.. Step, exten THREE OR FOUR room 'unfurn COVENTRY and VICINITY President Elienhowtr Is unop 1954 Buick Special Broker, Rockville. TR. 5-5042 9 X 12 WILTON RUG 825. M l. CHEVROLET four door sedan. Roofinx—Silling . 16 EXPERIENCED X: ienced in closing deals. Attractive sion. straight. 90r ft. Reg. 81.16 ished apartment desired by young 812,700 SIX ROOM ranch. Hot posed In the GOP ppasldaiitial Four door. Radio, heater, ELECTRICAL SE R V IC E - Wiring, PORCH GLIDER wiUi new cush 9-7470. working couple. Write Box “ OLDER^lx large rooms, fire Very good condition, 8100. 37 Oak HOME TRAILER for sale, cheap. commission, bonus plan, draw and ions, 835. MI. 3-6884. up. Sherwin-Williams, 981 Main P. water heat, large rooms, alum preference balloting and Kefauver Dynaflow, power steering. Call MI. 9-0926 after 4 p.m. repaiiia, insulations, oil burners, RAY’S ROOFING CO., shingle and GAS STATION, Route 32. Com Lathe Hands ^ St., Manchester. Herald. place, good heat, modem kitchen, S t >a. 8-8123. electric mqtors. Kenneth Laebss, bination light lunch and milk MACHINISTS/ • 'mtiny other company benefits. For CLEAN, GOOD running lO-'cublc ft inum storroe, very clean. Subur had the field to himself on tho Black. built up roofs, gutter and con-.i ban. Carlton W. Hutchins. MI. 4 acres, 815.800, electrician. Phone PI. 2-6388 after ductor work, roof, chitnney re-1 bar. 4 'i rooms living quarters. Milling Machine Operators an interview apply in person and PEAT HUMUS, shredded, excellent Kelvinator nefrigeratoiX 815. MI. Democratl^-eide. Write-In votes or# BEFORE YOU BUY a used car and ask for Mr. Cloutier, McClure soil conditioner and top dressing, 9-5182, 9-4894. 1953 Chevrolet Auto Dflvina School 7-A 6. . 'y : ; ° - . pairs. Ray-Hagenow, MI, 9-2214. 1 Two-car garage. Shed. Three and Grinders. 3-7768. Five room ranch, boaement ga permlttedi tat no organised appeal see GormimI Motor Sales. Buick Pontiac',. 373 Main St. Ml. 3;6515. Boats and Aceedsories' 46 Businew Property For Sal* 70 rage, fireplace, view, large lot, has W n msds for thorn. Soles and Service,. 285 Main Club coupe. Healer, signal Ray Jackson, MI. 3-8325. - acres land. Excellent location on TOOL & ^ E R S lights, two tons bronze and LARSON’S DRIVING School. HILIA’ TELEVISION Sendee. well traveled main road. No FRANK HAS got. everything under \ PRACTICALLY NEW only 812,900. ^ ' ■ Rand DIaeoatsat UaaMsg Street MI. *-4971. Opin evenings. Available at all times, Pbllco fac ROOP’ING, Siding and carpentry. Many benefits. 820 DAILY, sell luminous jfioor NEW AND USED the sun in furniture, Reaeonable ivory., Manchester’s only trained and other stations near. Owner retir plates. Write Reeves. Dept. 491, MANCHESraR—Package store for (1952)-4 Four rooms,■ fireplace, Any rural dlasatlafaction with i certified instructor. For your safe tory supervised aervice.-Tel. MI. Alterations and additions. Cell-1 ing, Immediate occupancy, Tom BUY BE-i^ER BUILT prices. 420 Lake St! sale with good lease, for desirable 6. Room Cape With Two Baths administration form polleissoould STATION WAGONS—1994 Chevro 9-9698. Excellent working cbnditions. Attleboro, Mass. Free samples. Sewing Machines — Hot water, oil heat, plastered walls, boaeboqrd haq(, 2)ft acres, asking let. 1953-1992 Fords, all metal, all 1952 Buick ty We are trained to teach proper Inga. Workmanship ■ guaranteed. Minor, Broker. Rockville \ TR •' ,XApply ■ buyer. Write Box L. Herald. 810.900. appear In a marked vorii^on from Club coupe. Radio, heater, A. A. Dion, Inc., 299 Autumn 5-5042. \ , BOATS AT BARSTOW’S storm eoah and screens. Near, bus in nice condition.'Douglas Motors, ly. Ml. 9-6079. SALESMAN—Well organized deal- refrigerator the usual 2-to-l Republican mar D.vnaflow. Black with white B9OKKEEPING SERVICE for any Street. 5^1. 3-4860. E. A. PA'ITEN CO. X ^ Automatic Washers I good modern CENTRALLY LOCATED and school. WATERFRONT — Four rooms, 333 Main. size buaineaa, reasonable rate.s. Apply at office ei-ship has openings (or hard work Hotpp^lnt, 850, MI. 9-9282. gin In recent primaries, tat avaa wail tires. CORONER AUTO Driving School. ing salesman. 'Eixperience not JUST NORTH' OF POST OFFICE screened porch (easily made Into Ben. Kefauver'a supporters sold I.«arh to drive correctly an'd. Office, 63 E. Center St. MI. 9-3512, Help Wanted— Female 3S’ 303 y /h e rreil e il St. Manchester, Conn. ^ Dry and Steam Irons Store, only 50 ft, from Main Street. MANCHESTER 5th room), part boaement, V.800. I9S1 FORD V-8 custom four door 1951 Chevrolet . 3-4941. 266 Center Street necessary. For interview call Ml. they expected no such rseults. sedan. Radio, heater, signal lights, safely. Individual instruction by ^ ______. ____ Roofing and Chimneys 16-A, 3-5185. The best 16’ and 14’ outboard OCVERNOR Winthrop deik, G.E. Suitable (or shoe repair shop, 4>A rooms, all ImprovemenU, Two door. Radio, heater, blue Electric Clocks qn)oke shop or newa stand. Excel ASSOCIATES REALTORS iMsldents outside cttlss of t,000 overdrive. Good clean car tor as comj^tent, experienced instruc good^/iSSuTE SALESMAN wanted, five '■skiffs built in New England—66” portable dishwasher. MI. 8-9475. 85.900. w;tth white wall tires. Very tors on dual-control Insur^ ca n . MANCHESTEIJ T V. Service, radio NELCO TOOL COMPANY lent' location plus low rental make or more-—some 60 per cent o f reg little as 85 per week. McClure and,T.V, speciqjiat.a since 1M4. FOR THE BEST' in Bonded built *‘*'‘Ii* * '* ^ "-V week, numerous b en efits.______beam, 22” depth. 10 ft. models M PHIL HALUN FOUR\qomg, large porch, 8 lota, istered voters—can vote in sllhor PonUac, 373 Main St, MI. 9-4545. clean. Automatic or conventional shift. up roofs, shingle roofs, gutters, Refri^ators / low as 8127. MAPLE DINING room set, refec this a wonderful cqiportunlty for M l. 9-9221 ,, MI. 9.6010, JA. 7-3680. CJiailer members of Telsa. MI. etc Tel Rockville TR 5 3W8* ^ r P*‘’*°"-^ 1 "'’ ‘’hester i ma'r r i e d man for tire service, Salesman (or large furniture any amall buaineaa. \ tar rood, well (needs pump and party primary. City residents muot 9-6660 or MI. 3-4607. conductoi's and roof repairs call eu . lei. KocKville TR. 5-3.388 for ^ a t , Apron, Towel Supply. 73 Experienced helpful but not eassn- Two only.' 18’ Plycraft, fiberglass tory table, chairs, china cabinet bathroom fixtures), oeptie tank, 1996 PONTIAC Star Chitff Catalina 1950 Pontiac Coughlin. Ml, 3-7707. appointment. store. Exceptionally good salary Extremely Low Prices CHARLES LATHROP stick to tha ballot of Uielr own Four door. Radio, heater, hy- summit St. tiai Apply in person. Nichols- plus commissions, steady employ covered. 8299—Fast! . . and table pads. Call Rockvill# TR. Apply / eoaily winterised, 83,500, coupe. Blue and gray. Ail power LOWEST PRICES in town, female 5-4482 after 5:30 p.m. MI. 9-0684 party. Both sides predictsd an ox- dramatic.'Green, iiistnictor, dual control, atandard COMPLETE REPAIRS b>vStuart b il l in g c l e r k . good Manchester Tire Inc.. 295 Broad ment. Must be experienced, Phone See the 21’ x 8’ x 10” ,-^Plycrafl equipment,, low mileage. Big sav R. Wolcott on wringer aid auto ROOFING — Specializing in repair WANTED — Precision tool and One room acboolhouse (ciaily tremely light vote. or automatic. Appointments any typist and good wi Good St. ,Ask (or Mr. Buestig. Waterbury PLaza 4-3144., Samuel ABC APPLIANCE CO. Captain with berths opd opening BIARL ROHAN ing. McClure Pontiac, 373 Main matic washing machines, electric ing roofs of all kinds. Also new gauge makers. Apply The Newton windshield qt 81,495. PRINCESS RESTAURANT converted to 4 room houeel, ap S t . MI. *-4545. BARLOW MOTORS time. M. and M. Driving School. roof.s. -Gutter work. Chimneys Working conditions wages, Co., 55 Elm St. Manchester, or Albert, Albert's F^irnlture Co. MI. 3-7433 proximately 3 acres, nlc'9 location, 435 MAIN ST , MANf.’HESTER MI. 9-8541. ranges, vacuumVleaners, motors, etc. Rockville, TR for ap- WANTED MI. 9-1575 2 1 ik p le St One—14’ 4” moulded Pkceshlp Musical instramcBt* 51 Main, Ck>mer of Pearl anisll appliances, welding. 174 clSaned, repaired, 26 years' ex call MI, 3-5104\ with walkthru center deck. Spe $11,600 BOLTON. Two bedroom aoklng $4,000. 1948 FORD H-ton panel. Good tires. perience. Free estimates. Call pointment. ______. Men (or our press room. First ^hd News Ex^utives 1953 PONTIAC convertible, mist . Mam Street. MI. 9-6678. NOTICE BUILDERS-eWe are npw cial 8469. ■ X MUSIC inttrumentsJ, rental, Gom- p Xg a NI’S s o d a Shop, 188 Sprue# ronch.'Alumtnum storm windows, INTERESTING - Old original Newr paint. Ehtcellent condition. Howley. Manchester Ml. 3-5361. I WtiTiina n t r,L>—LrfiDorers. e d -Laborers. Apply F'ore-: second shifts, St. Priced for qliick sale. MI. MI. 9-9773. - green fihi6h; da rk ' green lop. Mtitqrcycles-e-R.ievcIe* 11 PRESS OPERATOR wanted. Five mqn. Woodhill Heights Duval St Complete insurance prograpi and Help Wanted— booking orilers tor.' machine ctit 1968 Eyinrud'es. 3 H.P, to 30 H.P. plete Hhe of instruments. Rental oyersise garage, amealte drive. colonial, 14' rooms, needs modern Of Regipn El^t Hydramatic, radio, heater, power GONDER'S T-V. Service, available day week, bejtMi’ts Must apply in stone,, 4” bed, 3” to 8” height, 1’ in stock. 0|pfy at applied to purchaie price; Repre 9-155*. ■Excellent condition, Carlton W, any lime. Antenna conversions. Alexander-Jarvis Co other employe benefits.,ARply klale or Female 37 ising plus plenty of elbow grease, steering, Continental spare'lyheel, BIKES, CHAIN drive trikes tri Heatlng-;i-Plumbing 17 person. N ew Model Laundrv, 73 to Sti’Xong covers 40 sq. ft! per senting (jids, Selmer, Ped- 'I^utchlns. MI. 9 5182 . 9-4694. offered at 810JW0, / ♦ cycles,- pedal cars.. Rebuilt, Philco' factory supervised service. 1 .SPENCER ^ ler and Bundy. Metter’s Music Slate of Officers nearly new whitewall tires. Many Summit St; PAINTERS # a NTe D V Must bej RUBBER PRODl’jf'TS TO FULL'OR 'PART time bookkeeper, ton. Satyed bed 6dge 2” bed. 2” to 1; > BARSTOW'S painted like new, for half the,price. Tel. Ml. 9-1486. Studio. 177 McKee. Ml. 3-7500 Farms and Land For Sale 71 M /J^H ESTE R. Center St. — Six Over 100 other listings, colonials, other quality extras. Low mileage. experienced. Apply Painter / o r e / 5:'^' in jewelry store. Write Box X, 8” high. U to 3 ti’ length, coyerk M I. 9-^234 .Just .(raded in on a later model 46 Cider Mill Rd.; ,M1 9-4695, PLUMBING and heating---Repalra r Rliai^ E s a l e s g ir l W’anted. man, Lydall Development, Ha'rkU LHAPEL «T. ,M dition- Price 8450. MI. 9-4438. cupancy. Owner retiring. Tom Fifteen minutm from _ Hartford, bus lihe^'pear Stores and schools. ^CfllanPraiRMl QUALITY TOP SOIL BOYS 2 6 ’ BICYCLE, 8l0. MI. North Main St. MI. 3-6517. , \ DI8TRKT ■ Chventr.y. Connecticut 3-432.1 6 to 8 p.m. . to the board of governors. . and operated by 'Walter B. Per- finder Jarvis Co,, 5 Dover Rd WHY PAY MORE? Accordions Minor, Broker. Rockville TO. five room ranCh, full price, 7-6-6, (T^ld eAaily be made Into 9-3517. SPECIAL .MEETING The'Zoning Board.of Appesls of CRIB TYPE basaihet with mat 8159.50, full size, new, complete 5-8042. 812.800. Low down pajnnent. All 4-family and, good income propier- Richard K. Warren editor and ^ FOR SALE ANTIQUES" Refinished. Repairing ett Jr., and William J. Pickering. Notice i.« hereby given to all the Ti e Town of Coventry will hold an'' .Prompt delivery. Ask about OPPORTUNITY for aqmitious girl tress, .89, bathiffette, 88. MI. with case and one year guarantee. kinds of ranches, 'Capgs, colonials ' ty. Tom Minor, Broker, Rockville. publisher' ot the Bangor (Mains) towR RRd CouRtry done on anv furniture Tienian, legal voters of the South Manches optm meeting Monday, Ma.v 2 8 th / our quanilt.v prices. AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS pb . local in local accounting, office. Short Add Buttons and Contrast 9-4400. T -/ Scott-Atwater Dealers Oiester Accordion Ck).. 91 Uiiioii and two fani^ilies frmS $8,000 up. TR. 5-8042. .u \ News woo elected vico president, $Vanted Autos— 189 South Mam St. Phone MI. ter Fire District that a special 1956 at 8:00 P.M. at the Town Of TEL. MI 9-6I28 ' 3-5643. and long distance moving pack hand and typing ability helpful. St. MI. 3-5709- Open ■ Mondays, Honsca Par Sal* 72 Call The Ellsworth Mitten Agen succeeding Steele. DraiRagt Cos Motorcycles Phone MI, 9-2206. meeting will he held in the Nathaq fice Building. Coventry, Connecti Wednesdays. Fridays and Satur cy, Realtora. Ml. 3 6930, or Mrs, Reelected were Stanley Block, 12 ing, storage. Call Ml. 3-518'i. Hart- We also have a good selection of MOWERS REPAIRED and sharp (ord-CH. 1-1423./ / Hale School on Spruce Street at cut tocon.sider the following ca.se: daya. Our 29th year in Manches- GERARD STi—Large four bedroom Meyer. MI; 9-5524. Pawtucket (R. I.) *1111100, secre Pb6iM Mi 9^143i ^ E D CARS Wa n t e d - We are GIRL TO WORK evenings on cos- SOUTH WH^DSOR ened. All work guaranteed. Pick *'P.M. (Daylight' Saving! G iant-E . Toothacker Jr., and A "Big Game Rug!" used motors on hand. New and . ter. .. colonial on 'a. beautifully land tary; Charles 'Lf-Fuller, Brockton ^alw ays interested in buying clean . metic counter. Experience neces Time.) on Wedne.sday, May 16. scaped corner lot. New bath, lava 813,900 NEAR HENRY St.—Roomy up. delivery. 113 Wells St, MI. MANCHESTER: -package Delivery. Helen J..^ Toothacker request per- Five-room pretty \home in (Moss) flkiterprise, trsosuror; and cars for top cash prices. Try our Light litickjng-and package deliv sary. Must be over 21. Arthur 1956 fbr, the follo%ving purpose; mi.ssion to add one hay 20 feel bv uaed boats, and a complete line of RIO. ACCORDION, in excellent tory d()wn, • garage, large aide CJkpe Cod; excellent condition. 9-1702. Drug. Main St. setting of natural beauty with Frank B. PhilUpa of Worceater, tho famous cash five miiiute buying ery. Rofrtgeratora, washers and To see'tU the District \vifll lav a 34' feel to existing building at 4>alnts and marine accessories. condition, with case. Will be sold porch.. Immediate occupancy. T. Trees. emesite drive, many Qualify service. Open 9-9 ^ dally. Barlow for reasonable offer. 230 Deming .,J. Crockett. Realtor. Office MI. breeseway and garage,% First association mOnoger. ASHES AND rubbiah. removed. stove moving specialtv Folding tax to pay the indebte,dne.<6i and their gn.soline station pn Route extras. Carlton W.^ Hutchins. Ml. floor, large living rooni with Motors, 439 Main St., Manchester. Lawn work, trees cut. cellara chairs.-lc/ rent;, Ml. 9-0752 SALESLADY for part dime work. Visit our showreioms. 9-9 daily, • St. MI 3-4806. 3,5418. Residence MI. 9-7781. 9-5132, 9-4694. Elected to the board o f govtr- expenses of the Distetet for the 44 A. Coventry. Conn. space for full dining set, kitch cleaned. Papers and rags taken Must be experienced; Hours 3 p. fiscal'year, . . nora was Jean Gannett WUljMe,^ z ; m. to 8:30 p.m. Apply in person All interested persons are in 810,950 TWO bedroom ranch-, ga en, dpn or small bedroom. .G uy Gannett liewipapers, Port Away, free. MJ. 9-0J42. Call Signed vited to attend. , TANNER STREET BQsiness Services Offered 1.1 evenings. intlng— Papef^ing 21 between S siiid 8_ p.m Munson's / McIN*TOSH BOAT CO.. Wanted—To Buy 58 rage, amealte drive, trees,' cen Second floor two rooms and land, Maine. . . ^ ■ Mimeographing Candy Kitchen, Bolton Notch. Andrew An.taldiid> Rils^eli Karker, Chairman Two new ranch homee with base bath. ■ Ix>t has a frontage of George VV., C.'Hunt ment garage, choice reeldentier tral. Carlton W. Hutchlna MI. Reelected to the Board of Gover GARDENS PIX)\VED with rotary WEBBS TV — 12.50 per call. Aiv PAINTING—Exterior , ’ Failablished In 1936 AUCTION 18” perf. .._...... ;.per sq. 112.80 heat, all- utilities. Reasonably REALTOR” ,A graduate of the Bentley handbags repaired, zipper re PAINTING, paperhanging, floor School of Accounting and Finance, placement, umbrellas repaired, For Thofiras Sorrows and Harold Rradfard 24” Insalatioh-z-specisl per M '835.00' BEAUTIFULLY furnished, spaoi- priced (or q new home, 813,‘BOO. VIRGINIA RO AD -N lce tores bed- ' MI, 9-4543 sanding and finishing. Old floors Charles PdhUcelli, Ml. 9-9644, '^room ranch, Youngstown ‘kitchen, Boston, Steele went to the Wor Who Have Rurrhased nte- Entire Shop Contents Of Reject .Gutters- as Is per Lft. 35c O ils room with complete . light menis shiut,collars reversed and refinished. Vernon Hutchins: Ml, .Carbon & Co. ceater hewipspera as controller In , replaced, Marlow's Utile Mend H" Plyscord—special .houaekeeping facilities available. tile bath, hot,water .heat, two fire- /■ 9-2937. ' Pratt's Villoga Smithy Antigua Shop, Essox Conn. (XILGNIAL—Two bedrooms, new 1043 after having been treasurer ing Shop. MOTOR per M 8129.00 Will rent single or double. Chil Ifloces, basement gatage ameoite LEBANON; 819,100. Reduced for SALE AT THE LEGION HALL, MANCHESTER - Removable Windows from 818.50 aiding, nicely iandsraped lot, firs- .drive aluminum, .storm'windows of Gow ManagementTVuat'of Bos dren aecepledi (limited). Central. place, oil heat, basement gargge, immediate sale; Beautiful Victor FLAT FINISH Holland WiSdow TRANSPORTATION O n I-i'onard St., Off Main .St., Opposite State Armorr Gypsiim BoaVd p. u. Reasonable. Mrs, Dorsey, 14 Arch and doors. In excellent condition. ton. Before his ssa'ociatlon with WANTED Offers the Following Bowers S'rhiiol area. A. R. Wilkie »8. A. Beechler, Agent. MI. 3-91169. ian colonial, with two car garage shades, made to measure. All 'per Xf 856.00 St. the Oow Trust, his business ex Services: ■ FRIDAY. MAY 18.1956 AT 10 A.M; .and.Go. MI, 9-4389, and workshop combined, on 6 rnetal - Venetian' blinds'..at: a ne\y, Mahogany Doors- stain acres Of cleared land, beautifully perience woe in public mccounUng. EXPERIENCED PftRT 'HME low price. Keys made while you .Motor transportation to iKilhtil Inspection After 9 A. 51. On Sale Dav Onlv grade— ...... front 84.14 SINGLE, PLEASANT, furnished LOVELY SIX ROOM Cape,, two iin- He was promoted to assistant “RED” KELSEY’S EASYTO-CROCHET TWO APARTMENT ranch type finished, full cellar, amesite drive, landscaped, plus small .wooded wait. Marlow's. In Connecticut, .Massarhusetta Butts 3*ix3'«i -case lota-- room. Garage available at '421 E business manager of the Worces FINE ANTIQUES ~ FURNITURE-si CHINA. I home. Three rooms, each. Live in garage, storms and screens, con area. First floor consists of .stor SERVICE STftTION ftnENDftNt -Am iANCE SERVICE^ amLRhode lalaipd. Car-loading ^-TIGER RUG , each 39c i Middle Tpke. MI. 3-8958. ter newspapers*4n 1947, circulation FURNITURE repairing and reftij-i GLASS — ENTIRE STOCK .one aide rent free and save, venient new school, shopping and age room, utility room, . huge npd .unloading. Distribution 37'» 29* ‘ 8’’ Olaphfisrds-Cedar ■'■ country kitchen, dining room, liv- direction in 1951, busintas man APPLY AFTER 7:00 P.M. iohing: antiques'restored. Furni REPAIIIS O.V ALL stor&ge and warehousing. Partial List:— In Pine (all refinished). Corner Cupboard, Hutch, FOR rtENT-Rockville. One (ilrn- Shown by appointment only. Price bus. 8141900; G;I. . P.IUA. Exclu per M 8139.00 810,700, John fjiwler. MT. 9-7376, sive, Arbor Realty. MI, 3-4781 ML ing room (with large bay window ager In 1951 and general manager ture Repair Service, Talcottville; Warehouse,Spare 'Available Cupboard, Dry Sink. 4 Drawer Chests, Lift Top Commodes, ished room. Lddy or girl, Tel! in 1066. Ml. 3-7446.V , I Schoolmaster’s Desk, One Drawer Blanket Chest, etc., Windsor •Ixit us quote on your riext job. RockvtIle'iTR. 5-5450. 9-5524. ■■ featuring original shutters); large COOK’S SERVICE STATION NORGE .300 .Sq. Ft. and up ^ 2 BOLTON ROAD—(Xistom built 8- dsn or music room. Upstairs are WASHERS and DKYER.S - AT 44 STOfTt PI.ACEt ' Plank Seat Stencilled Bench, Cherry Pembrnice Table, hlahog!! 4 Call us, we are specialists on trim, . room ranch. Garage in basement, MANCHESTER GREEN FORMICA counters, ceramic wall, doors, flooring.and.windows. FIVE ROOM alngle, attached ga (our large bedrooms, with small .MANCHESTER. CONN. l-eg Swing Crop l-eaf Table, Betlslde and Wash' Stands, Victorian knotty pine kitchen, etc. Private rage, nicely landscaped, lot 100’ x and. fl()or tile. Let us modernize Love Seat, Virt. Arm and 3 Siile.Chalrs, Boston Rorker, Banister FT’ RNISHED ROOM at 247 , No. er guest or sewing room. Full CALL .Ml 3-1349 TEL. Ml 9-4inUi, 3fl 0-45SO 1 owner. Tel. MI. 9-4410, , 200’ , suburban, 811.900. Call own i M t o M ypur bathroom and kitchen. For! Bark and Rorker Chair, i Windsor Bow Ba< k ( hairs. Small Yoke NA’nONAL LUMBER, INC. Main St, Inquire Mrs, Irish. bath.' Large through hall ' both free estlmate^Ajall MI. 9-2655, The 3Sr Stale St., NorDi''Haven. C6nn, er. MI. 9-0173. downataira and'iup with lovely Bark Rm-krr, Pr. Srrtiiulal Wall Display Cahinets, l-arge Opm X.. IRVING. ST.—Four room Cape with Tile Shop, BoclUand. Shelf Display Cabinet with Cupboard Base, Steeple Clock and Tel. (?Hestnut 8-!1147 colonial stairway. New hqt water hi ROOM FOR RENT for gentleman. full basement. JUpatairs unfinished. MANCHESTER—Well cared for 8 heating'system.; ful! cellar (con othrm, .Marbir Turtle Top Stand, Astral Ijimp, Bisque Figures, l2 '//4%.■ 1 ) 91 Foster St. Price reduced to 813.300 (or quick room home near ah’opplng center, « m \ ' sale. Will GI or FHA. T J. crete) with outside hatchway; lull Y«ur Ruildinc—Contracting 14 3 Whale OH Ijimps, Sandwich Cup Plales, Pineapple GobleU, Pr, Dihmonds— Watches— chiirches and school. Steam oil attic,; lightning rods; amesite Red Overlay Decanters, Amberina Pitcher, Pr. Staffordshire Dors A beaqtlfiill.v tailored shlrlwqist VERY pl.EAVANV rbor/fii^ gen Crockett, Realtor, Office MI. ■ furnace, garage and barn. Price driveway.. Call Owner. NI. 2-7005. BIDWELL ’--■HOME Improvement IP and Setting Hen, Peacock Pattern Spatterware Cups, QuIlM drc.ss designed in sire.s that fiXthe efEY Jewelry 48 tleman at 272 Main St, Parking. 3-8416; Residence MI. 9-7751, ) 814,000. 'Msdelihe Smith Realtor, Norm, J 9 e s i ^ M e Co, A.lteralions, additions, ga Satin Water Set. Colored Glass, N’allsea Cane, Ffnr China:__Gold slightly shorter womsi) to pfliffec- tiger rug that is a Ifry-crochet: M.I. 3-4071. MI, 9-1642. MI. *1146. BOLTON, GOODWIN RD. — Five LEONARD W. YOST Jeweler, re WOODLAND ST.---Four room Cepe rages. Re-sidiog specialists. Easy Band .Set. Chelsea Cqps and Plates. .Mulberry Plates. Ironstone, t'lon. ButtonZ and contrast are new He'll want it for TV viewing or to room ranch with basement ga ANT BBS budget -terms. MI. 9-6495 or TR. STENOGRAPHER use in his room. (P.S. It is to color pairs, adjusts watches expertly. IN PRIVATE home, quiet neigh- with expandable attic, tile bath, ON THREE ACPRES good land, Moss Rose Tea Set, Fruit Plates, Tureens, Syllahiih Cups, Fine .details. rage, fireplace, combination win 5-9109. ful that the little isJy will want Reasonable prices. Open daily. .borhood, large pleasant room, steam heat. Excellent landscaped Gambolati built, aeven. years old, Rose Kledalllon, Limoges, etc., Toleware, Ironware, Cnlleetion of No. 8394 with PattiO-Rsma in Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce dows, high elevation, V acre lAt. OFFICE SPACE Trivets, I.atrhe4 and Hinges, Woodenware, Chopping Bowls, etc.. one - o o !)■ . near bus line. References MI. grounds. 810,800. For appointment six room'home. I’i ;haths, fire Only 818,000. Will GI. or FHA. T. Picture Tube cluded Is in sires 12'a, ll'», 16'j, Street. Ml. 9-4387. 3-8183. call E. E, Bushey, Realtor; MI. Fine Pr. Brass 5farlne Ijinterns (19 in.). Wall Seonres, Benrting- Pattern N<>- -1670 contains cro place, hot Water heht,' two-car ga J. Crockett, Realtor, Office MI. IS'a. 2 0 ',. 22‘ 3. 24 1-2. Size 14 1-2, 9-2083. rage. Suburban. Carlton W. WANTED ton Toby, Cranberry .Shade and others. Brass and Iron Firsplaee 4'i- yards of 35-ini h; '5-8 yard'con chet^ directions; material require LARGE, FURNISHED room for 3-5416, Residence ML *-7751. Hutchins, Realtor. MI. ' 9-5132 • Herns. Pewier:—Teapot (DI.\on). Basin (L. N. Vau— , Taunton), trast. ■ ^ ments: stitch illustrations. Garden— Farm— Dairy FOR RENT light; housekeeping. Adults only. CO()PER HI LI. ST.—Charming five 9-4894. COVENTRY LAKE — Six room Ry local manufacturing campony, for solas B“ XX.v tjeat,’ Barber Pole, 2 Vol. Nutting’s Furniture Treasury, Send 2Sc in Coins, your', name, For . this pattern.''send -15c in Products 50 Inquire 10 Depot Square, Apt. 4. room colonial, altiuded on lovely, ranch just off-lake. Vacant. Ebc- ApproximotMy 500 sq. ft. of oxcollant spoc* on Many other fine offerings. Coins, your na,nie, address, size de address and the Pattern Number w« i landscaped lot.MUlose in. near I WANTED and gantrdi corrospondanc*. Ixpurioncad in 4 56 starkweather St, - Sevjen ■ cellent'financing available. Asking Lupeh TnM-kmen sired, and the Pattern Number to to A.NNE .CABOT, THE .MAN- RHUBARB FOR freezing and PLEASANT, furnished room next school. Oil heat, recreation room, room single, oil heat, laige rooms, tho socoiid Root pf tha Mohehastar Savings A the US* of tha . dictaphono. Starting salary (H E STE R BVE.NT.NG HERALD canning. 15 pounds 81; rhubarb to bath, continuous hot water. 89,500 but Mi\y reasonable offer NOTE-.SECOND SALE—FRIDAY. MAY 25. SUE BIIRNETT, THE M.AX- garage. Owner leaving stale. Ibj- double lot, two car garage. considered. T. J. (Trockett, Real Loon buiMing. Godd light and erou vontilation. CHESTER EVENING HERALD. 11.50 AVE. A.MERICA8. NEW roots, six for 81. O'Connor, 171 Suitable (dr young lady. MI. mediate occupancy. Only 813,800'.' ' Vacant. Price 815,500. E. and E, laelodss tafttoUntloni plan a UNOTTPE OeEEATOR S65.00. Full Insuranct program. Apply in I'lM K 86, .N. Y. Union St. MI. 3-5698. 9-6916. tor. Office ML 3-5416, Residence Parfcliig spoco ovaiioWo.^ * 10 A.M. AT LEGION HALL 1160 AVE. AMERICAS, NEW Goodchild Realty Co., Realtora. Realty. Ml. 9-6297, MI. 3-4480. - MI. 9-7761. piarson. * ' This sale will compare favorably with the above listing as thla YORK 36, N. Y. . .Now available— th4 colorful 1*66 MI, 3-7925, or BU. 9-0939. Oanrantsod for 8 'ysar. MOST RE EXFEl(lENCED ^ | FIVE BEDROOM older home, APPLY ■ shop Is really loaded w-llh a large and interesting assortment of Basic Faahfon, spring and Needlei^ork Album containing Apartment»"^FIate— OAIX “PETir WIUKW SPENCER RUBBER PRODUCTS 00. old and unusual Items. Be sure to mark BOTH dates on your summer '56 is a complete sewing dozens--of loiAsly. designs from ______Fertilizera 50-A 812,5(X) —SEVEN ■ rooms, large, large lot, oil heat,, brand new eld Wanted->Raal Estate 77 ealendar. now! * , ■ ■ \ ■ Tenenents 6.1 kitchen 3 • 4 bedrooms, living ing, double Inaulation, combination APPLY IN PERSON rilde far every women' who sews which to choose more pajtterns Lp WELL ROTTED cow njgnur^, by MI 9.54I 0 i-llMSfcailir Savlsgs ft Lots ftiseelatioB i.robhet, esabroidefy oml k n it - ri»m , *n7 room, dining room, full aluminum, windowa. Immediate IP YOU WANT to eell your home, REAR 52 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER - RORERT M. REID & SON. AUCTIONEERS for herself and, her family. Don't the yard, any amount, delivered ATTRA(CTTVE two foem furnished ' laaa m a i n s t r e e t plus 3 gift pstterrts; directions basement, oversiicd garage, large occupancy! 19' Autumn .St. Call contact Alice Clompet, Realtor. BarvtesOalls ' MANCHESTER, CONN. . wait — send 26 cents now for your anywhere. Call Leonard Clgllo, apartment, private bath and an- Sonttug Ifprald Evaning app^ointmantt orrongad. e«py. , printed In book. Only Mcr a copy! lot, located In Ellington. Tremont now. A. K, Wilkie and Co. MI. 1848 Main St., Manchester. MI. Day or Night 2*1 MAIN ST., PHONE MI *-771* Bolton. ML s;708l. . .trance. PorUac. 94.Union It. Itefdty. l a . 9-4201 or TR. 9-8849. '9-489*. 9-48a. nAYMqyp n, r e i d . f h o i^e m i t-44u
./ ■ /»■ ( .'i TUESDAY,''MAY 15, 1956 f a Qi ^ sccT Eo ir AYMRge Daily Net Preaa Run lianrlfeitfr lEurnitts 1|pfalb For «lM Week EiaSH May 12, 1888 ) The Weather ra n o H t t Vi n. Weather B « , Mechanical engineers from a lf , Andcraon-Shea Poat No.' 2048,' ter Health Dejiartment, of local ,094 A b o i l t T m m parts of Connecticut will celebrate VFW; will hold an important busl- Bradley Selected MarsHal / Vaccine Seeii phyaiciana who were, aakesl how the ■26th anniversary ef tlrtr 'ori m n meeting Uonight atjg;l6 at many patients In . the auHMrisM' MANCHESTER fthe Anilt nearlhg tM* avetdair. lair ganlaing of the American Society the poat home. All members afe a ge' bracket are awaiting ihqta. Baroaa W ClMalntteB eneler taalglit. IrMf 48-46. r k CaiMTlu T. >L « f 94 of Mechanical Engineers May 18 urged to attend. The meeting will For Memorial Day Par) Here by July Doctors art* allowed to give /Irat auto parts day M r. Hli8< iu middle die. WalKw at, »/ai1v*r ^ t h the at a Connecticut sections meeting be followed by a aoclaj hour and and second Shots to the i . i p 12 i Manchester—^ City of llUage Charm Hartford Urvf/nuil of tha^NaUonal at tha Rockledge Country Club In refreahmenti. year olds an)i to pregnant pothers. *70 BROAD BTREET The law forbids them to.inve thir(* Co. o f BkJdKcport West Hartford. Dr. Arthur B. Lvoh C. Bradley e f 73 Phelps •cWHIIam Knight, a Jun>6r, at Man-': Epr 1,900Tots VOL. LXXV; NO. 19S (THIRTY-TWO P ^ o i^ T W O SECTIONS) haa recAtM the MarkcU Servlcf Brownell, preiident of Worcester 8t. Otrilrd'a Mothers Circle w ill' Rd., past commander of Dllworpi-* ®h**t*b High School.,; shots. MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, MAY IS, J»56 Crankshafts Turned ■ \ . / ■ (CTawmed AdvtrOikig m ' Page N ) Ihe. **A<» Driver Award” and a Polytechnic. Institute, will be the meet tonight at 8 o’clock at tha Comcll-Quey Poat. No. 102, and a Following the Oeitphurg Ad- When physicians twelve ihe.free PRICE n V E certifKata from the State'for driv* keynote speaker. home o f Mrs. William Huat, 87 Ar- Thera are‘ some 1,900 children i member of the YD ta to-be marshal I ‘*'‘**» Bailey, prln- vaccine from the Iqdal Dapartsient In Or qut Of The Car VO yearn without an accident, cents Dr. The cq-hoatess will be ! cipal of ManchMter High School, in Manchester between the ages of | of Health, they cjtmrge only for ad le will be'a gueit of the company Registration for children enter Mrs. Eugene Kelly, and the gueit of the parade preceding Memorial ■ ,y[|i y ,. Memorial Day Ad- 3 and 12 whose parents w;snt them't ministering the speaker. Mite Mildred Qowar.x 'M an open houae to be held May 28 ing kindergarten in the.fall will Day aervicca May ?(l. dress. to have first dr second polio shots, Physicians/have also been buy in Bridiceport to help celebrate an take place Wednesday and Thurs H ^ B o m The announcement came last T e fo r e th^ placing o f the ing vsc;clna commercially, how 'e s t award received by the company and It appears there will be enough j day of this week between 3:15 and The MFD will be host to the night at a meeting of the Man- wreaths at the base of Soldier's free' vaccine for all of them by I ever. A jhemoianduiP from Dr, from the National Safety Council. 4:30 p.m.' at each elementary Hartford County Fireinen’k Aasn. Chester Permanent Memoriel Day '"Monumeni, the names of deceased The company waa recently award July, ; James ^ Hart, director of the school. at its monthly meeting tomorrow Committee, held in the Munl,cipal Manchester veterana will be read. The local health department has B u r e a ^ f Preventable Diseases of ed firat place in Uie nation as the night at 8 o'clock at the firehouse, eafeet in the one to five million Building,. Follow'ing the. placing of the 900 CCS (BOO shots) on hand and the ^ a te Department of Health, The annual communion break- corner of Main and Hilliard Sta. Bradley chose as hia Chief of wreaths, a Marine Corps League mile clans. > hai ordered another 1,000 cct from in d ite s Manchestet has received' f.,st of the Combined Catholic About 100 flremeti are expected to Staff, Earl C. Petersen of 14 Me- member ^ III'o ffe r a prayer and the State Department of Health. 2,979 CCS of free vaccine purchased WHY Mothers Circles of Manchester will attend. 77ie giiSst speaker will .be KInley St,, also a past commander The Mary Willlama group of the th^ eulogy will be given by a The State Depai tment of Health 1 federal funds and kical phy be held st the Church of the As- George Gatnner, former .chief of of the American Legion post. Spanish War Veteran. has estimated there will be enough sicians have bought 2.241 cca of Second Consregatlonal Women's the ThompsonvIlle FIre Dept., who You Should s\impUon .Sunday after > the 7 The committee also voted a mo Rev. Mr. Murphy will give the vaccine by July to give II 3 to 12' commercial vaccine. \ Aboard USS McKinley, off Bikini, Thun [ay. May League will meet tomorrov( at 8 will speak on and illustrate fire Hovo Your o'clock Mass. Membcis of each tion presented by Stephen Btebe of benediction and the Star Spangled age children in the l^tate ,th^r 17 (/P)—The H-bomh^^est was poxtponed again toda' •p.rh. with Mrs. William L. Leonard, hydraulics. Ail firemen of Man 104 Hamlin S t."u rg in g all vet , - - - ., only 1 U 7 E. Middle Tpke. The Strickland circle should enter the c/iurch to Banner will be played by the Sal first and second shota. ' / hour and 86 minutj before shot time. A new tentative date gether in.the order In which the. chester arc Invited to attend this erans to paitiCipata In the parade TTie State wants to 'make/first ing at group will meet Thursday at 8 vation Army Band. •eeeeeeaeeeeeGeeeeeeiHreeeee PRESCRIPTIONS circle was admitted. meeting. and to drive their own cars if they was set fo r iw (Thursday, U.,S. date). W ^s^ing ounce and second shots available to chil p.m. at the h6me of Mrs, Raymond so desire." Following the “Star Spangled PHONE ------^.weather cauaed the poatponement. E. Tubbe, 429 Oakland St. dren In other age groups/as soon HLLED ^T The home economics committee . < Beebe said leal night thal many Banner,' a firing squad will .give TOMANI _ _ ------, .M-k • • /. ' a B-52 bomber h ^ / Miss Barbara Silver4teln, 28 the rifle Salute and the proiri'am aa possible. ' / SMMGMiirrs V Members of Manchester Emblem of Manchester Orange, will hold a Stephen St., waa honor attendant veterans probably would take part 'The 1,900 figui'e locmfy la based Pine Phahnacy K l * l t a . l i n ^ H r a r h t s been scheduled for S/Sl a m. (12;51 rhocolata cake contest at the In the parade if they could ride in will be closed with a rendition of F O « A ■ ’ -'•‘ • • I API 1 1 , 9 1 1 1 k l l l i m j i a p.m. Wednesday. EST), It waa re- Club. No. 251, are reminded of the to the May quean a l the annual Taps bj^ a Salvation Army bugler. on a survey .mSde by the Manches OR meeting of the Orange tomorrow Wheelock College Ma.\\ Day cele cars instead of mafbhing, and the aet for the tame hour tomorrow. 'Mother-Daughter banquet, tomor L O A N Ships, planes and men had row at 8:30 p.m., in Tinker hall. night at 8 o'clock In Orange Hali: bration Saturday in P^ton. She committee agreed that the parade On Sunday preceding Memorial Pine Lenox Pliamiaey Anyone wishing further informa has served this year si president could be bigger and better if these Day, members o f'lh e committee <2S to *500 X Atbmic Device streamed out of the Bikini lagoon ^Trest Two Youths, The eocial and ways and means ( I ) Only Registered Phar- to make way for the teat. committees will hold a meeting tion may contact Mrs. Florence of the senior class. ■ \ veterans would tak^ part in It. and others will attendl aen'lcea___ at -- Lines. . . marlsl fill prescriptions here. One after the other the 14 ships following the nieal. The program for Memorial Day <^'»'vh of the Assumption, to CK««*t ••rmEfil ffi0 t fits v4o* . (3> The largest most ronv, /C^ff Australia in the lagoon' weighed anchor Tickets for the style show, ‘'O s wl|l begingin with fbrinatlon at 9 a m. "* »>,V exercises at Goulds AfEEVAt MEftihlf P•ymani* f*r: The Hartford Pembroke College Pond on S. Main ,Sl. by meqibers •♦lOAN plete stork, of Pharmaceuticals , ------Wednesday, steamed slowly tial Clothes for Suburban Living/' foif Ihe parade at Main St. and 12 MO, wmro. 30 MO- and chemicals In town. Hunt Three (ithers Club will hold its annual meeting Hartford Rd. Marchers will pro of the Cheney Auxiliary, USWV. 1 St 5 t ot Canberra, Australia, May 16 (Ab through the southern opemng in • ‘ I . to be held tonight at the Talcott-'^ ito 073 (3) Our rapid turnover as and election of officers at the it.ts t r i t .-G reat Britain exploded ’ a n ! ‘ »>e barrier reef and headed .off villa Congregational Church at 8 ceed up Main St, to the Center, sot lt.)7 24;)S 1935 sure* fresh quality drugs of the home of Mrs. William Robotham, and east on E. Center St. to Mon^ sot 47.41 39.04 30 49 . . . 1 .1 , „ . ■ . ♦ 1- toward the horizon and safety, o'clock, may be obtained at the highest purity. •■atomic device" today In a test in ^he last plane droned Into the Southington, May 16 (/P)—Police today reportad ttiWMd LEGLERC Sunset Farms, West Hartford, door. Elmer Weden will be the roe Psrk where decorative exer Th(|e erhestiiiea repswnenf tm'luUe ell < h8r|*t. recovered the revolver used in the gang brawl sbootitit at Sunday at 11 a.m. A May break cises wilt be held. The Rev. Ever - TK*7 ar« b«ep4 m premfil msndtijr fvgvrupnte. (4) Electrical refrigeration to Uia Monte M lo iilanda ofl the air from the runway on En.v'u la commentator.' Wrought Iron RoHingt Insure proper storage of bio- FUNERAL HOME fast will be prepared by Mrs. A l ett A;xMurphy, pastor of the Tal- coast of West Australia. The test! land. Lake Compounce Sunday of a 20-year-old father. TIIVHONI • WRITI • er VltiT logicals, penIrUUn, Insulin, ett. fred Sundquist, cb'Jrman, assisted cottvltta Congregational Church, Perch Column* was termed aucceaeful but there And the wait began again, aa It Announcement that the gun had been found i^fiiddle S t General chalrrhan Mri. Lazarua (5) , Our shrives are filled FUNERAL by Mrs. Frank Horton, Mrs. Spiwak announces that donations will-open, the exercises there with PRiFlR R ED nmNccco.,iNc. waa no indication of tha qatura of had before another .lata postpone section of Bristol came shortly after two MeriiMn teenager* Charles H. .King and Mrs. Harold a prayer. \ VALIEY WELDING CO. with products from world-fa ment. for the Bpekley School PTA fair mous pharmaceutical houses tha device. had been Uken into custody for partidpktM ih the brawl C. Breckenridge. From Monroe Park, the parade For Fr»a Estimate Call MANCHESTER ^ , ■ British spokesmen said last Left behind in a stout conciele SERVICE on May 26 will be received every miBSMOHMmHT 98) MAIN StMIT * • Soton4 Ftoof noted for their research to fur that resulted m the death of Darrell H o& taof Kensington. -Eflda-y-momlng- from-8:38-to. .BiSO noil contlmie jo Center..Park and OlastoRbury ME 8-9118 moDth ttaa blaat would be detonated bunker near the airfleld, 22 mllea Walter M. Tn* cast from Memorial Temple Hordler’s ^Montiment where the gfUKim im om nm m OFo»r- Mow. Woefr-FfT.--9-*3D“ #o frIG ther advance medtcal-selence. in the school library. Items to be ThwfiWofi t .)0 fo fVCIoioef lofvrWofi (6) .iSvo stores conveniently on a tower.' There, have been re from the black and white biUiaeyii weapon was not immediately made Leclero No. 33 Pythian Slaters, under the featured Include children's cloth-1 main service will be held. z. m m m S ’H S i ioofH mMlo to ro*Mo«it% •# oH noothV townt porta it might be, a type of "trig on Namu island, were 10 scientists public. Police aaid it was recovered on^nfbrmation furnished direction of Mik. Mary McF. Hand- The Salvatltm Army "Band will ~7_ lo<'at^. There’s one near you. Director Iqg, books. Jewelry, toys, games (7) Four registered pharmn- ger" for a hydrogep bomb teat and technicians. TTrey were to bjahe two Meriden teenagers who iwer4 arrested todav ley, presented their comedy,./‘Say and bric-a-brac. William Cooper play a prelude to be followed by/ Britain is expected to hold late monitor-recording instruments .in Th»y warp daacribad aa w o a y . 23 Main Street, Manchester It With Music," for the benefit of qists on duty for fliling your _ . ^ — . ... will be auctioneer at the fair. a prayer by the Rev: Mr. Murphy, i prescriptions. this year., the bunker. Carpanter,. ,17, and Joaaph L. Call Ml 9-58^9 • the veterans at the Rocky Hill Chairman Everett Kennedy will GIBSO»^;S (8) Pricedlo save you money. ' I Supply I(inJster Howard Beale All the hours ahead, between Niland, 18, who wara hald In bonds Hospital last night. Next Monday read Gen. Logan's orders and the ; Roger E. Oarlock, ion of Mrs. a t In accordance with the pollry announced that an "atomic device dark tonight and dawn tomorrow, of 860,000 aach whan .arralgnad Mystery Plane evening they have been invited to Joe-Patricia Oarlock, ‘24 Deerfield Gettysburg Address • will be read i ^DO-NUT SHOP waa aucceaafully exploded" at 1:51 wei e tense. But the Anal hours and In Aouthington town court Miort- Ihroughout ejk’rfy department repeat it at the Newington Dr., haa been named feature editor by William McArdle, a jienlor, and ' p.m., eaatem Australian time, and minutes were those of aharp sus I.V bafora noon on Chargaa of Veterans Hospital. GARAG^E in our drug stores . . . Prescrip of next year's Maroon, Oolgate tions, loo are priced to save you aaid "all aafety precautiopa are in pense. branch of paaca-and aggravatad Replaces U.S. NOLLYyiM OD University newspaper. A junior, 16.5 Main St.-yM l 5-3012 operatton." He added that "acien- Every gadget had been checked, aaaault. . • Kenneth Irish and Frederick money. he is president of the French Club, DAIRY FREEZE tifle records are being collected tor every movement rehearsed many Tha. pair wara oommittad t<, Deane, both studenta at the Howell Bring Yuur Next a member of the dean's list and so Bear WheeyAliKnmerit times. But somewhere, aomehow it Hartford County Jail in Ilau of Cheney Technical School, received FOR RENT .439 CENTER ST., AT ADAMS PresFrlptlon Here For ' accurate evaluation. I Jet Interceptor cial chairman of Lambda Chi A l always was possqjia that an error, bonda foi' furthar invasUgaUon. cartlflcataa of merit, jointly issued 8 and 18 mm, Movie .Prejectora > Moto^unc-Up ___ - Saving and. Safety Third British Test WMiaCNMIl pha, Meanwhlla, Stata Pollca U . by tha Connecticut Department of —sound or silent, niao 86 mm. The current. scries of atomic a failiu'e of mechanism could oc- j Waahliigion. May 18 (fi — The slide projeetore. F^tunng PURITAN m iD Pine Pharmacy tests la the third conducted by cur. X Ramurl Hema aaid an alarm hat EMucation and the Manufacturers The Hartford County Retired BraMn Adjusted bran broadcaat for Ronald Ran-1 Pantagon macioaaddiacloaad today it la AsaoCiation of Connecticut, at the A COMPLETE SELECTION OF SUGARED. , 884 Center St.-e5D 9-9814 Britain. The ffrst British atomic The giant, Jel powered B-52 had verted front Teachers Assn, will hold iU first WELDON DRUG CO. orEN Vio 10 P.M. n.qiLY blast waa set off in the Montis Bel- made practice takeoffi and bomb dall,^ 17. John HudIck, 18, and: ^®*'*‘*"* w» s naw rnfatary war- first Btatawide annual competition annual msetlng at 2 p.m. tomor 901 Main S t Tel. Ml 8-6321 Ekeept/Monday and Saturday CINNAMON, JEIiLY, CRULLERS-^ALL KINDS rear-wheel to in machine shop proficiency spon Pina Lenox Pharmacy loa in 1952. The second test series ing runa scorea of timea. 2 ^'\i *m*^*****"**’ ' Pl8na in placa of a auparapaad long freai-wheel row in the faculty lounge, Barnard was carried out at the Woomeia sored by tha two groups. Awards Hall, Teachers College. of Con OPEN 8 A.M. to 11 P.M. 399 E. Center SI.— MI 9-0868 But what about' that takeoff Thi.s bridge, rising high enough to permit shipping „ Potlca’iSad copaland 1. baliavml »«?■ which It has propelUeg, ee Rocket'Range on the Australian few Jersey Turii|>ike near New Ybrk''’City, just canceled development wars presented today. necticut, New Britain.. Every re 2 With the actual hydrogen bomb in pass underneath on the Delaware River, will lie openra con- to all S-incb mainland in 1963. to tlic western Ohio border without encountering a'red' to be atatlonqd. at Newport, R. I. tracts. tired teacher In Hartford County z the belly,. that critical moment to traffic May 25, connecting Penn.5vlvania and New Neither .of the two boya under Delta Chapter, -l^o. 61, Roykl is. invited. An announcement last month when Maj. CSmrIes T. Smith,, the light. The New Jersey Turnpike leads through New Y ^ k Dr. Clifford C. Furnaa, aastatont Jersey Turnpikes, making th^ai one of the longest con arreat la accuaed of the actual Mcretary of dsfansa for rtotarch Arch Masons, will confer, the Mark said the radioactive fallout from pitot, shoved forward ths.thi'Ottlea ahooUng. to rohnecticut, into Massachusetts. Kventually links'wiil mid davalopmtnt. told a Sonata Master degree at Iti* stated con The Friendly Circle will close lia the third teat would be less than ' and the big bomber trundled into tinuous turnpike systems in the world. The bridge, be occurred In the 19.52 explosion in the takeoff run? make it jxissible to go from Augusta, Maine, to Chicago Know Who Fired .Gun Approbation! ■ubcommlttee tha vocation Tomorrow evening at season with s potlucK supper- tween Bristol, Pa., and Burlington, N.J., a sliort distance Po(Jc# said, however, that they the iiland chain 12 miles i>f the' Or the moment ahead when the ^without encountering a cross road. Thi.s view looks to- p1.“ « „ " * « 8 • tM groator po- MpNedOMfTsllstt 7:30 in tha Masonic Temple. A so meeting at 7 p.m. tomorrow at tha CHICKEN PIE SUPPER north of Philadelphia, will enable motori.5 t.5 to go from* know the Identity of the boy de K a ever average toilet cial hour and refreshments will fol home of Mrl. David Starrett, 26 northwest coast of wsatern A us-1 plane was timed to turn and head Myd the Penn-sylvania side, (AP Wirephyo). SPONSORED BY \V’.S.C.«, tralia. | into the bombing run 7 scribed by witnesses aa having teiliplated under tho ohelved con- howL Stardily hoe- low the 'meeting^ and the high, Ferndale Dr... Election of officera Mughed when he fired a pistol bul ttrueted. Easily cleaned. priest, Melvin P. Boomer, hopes will be held and all reports should UNITED M m ODIST CHURCH.4IT. 44A 80LTON Reports from the explosion,area 1 An H-bomb might fail to falH let into the heart of Darrell Ho> !5!?*J"**LP*“ * •»«> >»••» aaid the blast sent an atomic away from the shacklea when Maj. planned oa the worid'a fastest long to greet many members at this be tiirned in at this meeting. Truman S^ffs them of Kensington Sunday after ra ^ a Interceptor, ^ SS1.00 time. SATURDAY. MAY 19— 5:30 P.M. and 4:30 P.M. cloud soaring high into the air Floiyd A. Amundson pushed the U.Sv Shipping and prevailing winds swept it out Jet Rams noon. They refused to diacloeq his fi^riiaa gav# no tfetaila, Volunteers for the snnuhl Poppy | final-button that aet the bomb for name. > : over the Indian Ocean, away from Roeoardk Fnnda Isukteg ibebs (rf Manchester Grange Sale may pick pp their poppies and | ADULTS 81.60—CHILDREN (UNDER 12) 75c Beautiful, release. At Soviet Plan * Polio* in Mariden, an adjoining WEIsOON DRUfi QOi the mainland. thatuck Of are rMjinded of nelghbo.rs’ night containers at the American For Reservations Call M l 5-5234— Ml 9-1388 For everyone -fdr Maj. Dwight Military Goods city, made the first arrests, and Beportfra at the town of Oni- Anlherlaed peeler at the wieeting of Glastonbury I.-Tlon Home tomorrow after - 8 Forest Green E. purner, the weaponeer, the turned the auepecte over to South Menu—Chicken Pie, Mashed Potntnes, Peas, Celery, firanberr.v low, 80 mllea from the explosion /or caMaUng tha con- •01^^ BtAiN sxi—an 8- a m Grange ThiK^day night. 1 P other six men of the plane crew, To Cut Forces In Canada, Kills IS ington police. The Meriden police Sauce, Rolls, Coffee and Assorted Homemade 'Pies. site, said the blast gave off a, all of the" more than 5,000 men To Arab Nation "•®*a For the long caiwa inter- ______— \ bright flash followed hy a mush- ' acted on Information auppllad by copter, but that t lt e r b a fi w“ « aboard the ships and on the Is-' \ the mother of one of the five room-ihaped cloud, The rapidly Paria, May i 6 Iffbt-Hariy'’■'S.' 5/ **• " I d for ona land—thefe was that inevitabfe, Tinman took a pkejptical riew to Ottawa,tawa. May 16 (85—A jet*treal tenement dtitrlcV in 1944 Washington, May 18 (gq-Tha allegedly Involved In the fight in / <57* swelling cloud took the shape of a gth l^ it hM haan determ ine the herye-tightening last 90 seconds. day of Spviet Russia's announebd fighter rocketed from 33,000 feetfaal I killing Irilltmer 16^St peraons. \ Dafanaa Dapartmant said today a the wooda outside the Lake Com- lana would bo heavier than Ked FLOWER VASE woman's head, they reported, and If everything went off as poiince amusement park. vapor traila from jet planes roar plan to cut its armed- forces |^ into a resthome for Roman Cath- Wltqin seconds after t h ^ e t hit ahipmant of mlllUry aquipmrnt •an anUclpatad. scheduled. If the weather didn't 1,200,008 men. / olic nuns last night, killing 16 the convent was a'pyre. The qxplo- Booked here on chargoa of ag ing in to investigate the cloud be balk the bomb drop in the final - chiefly ammunition and apart •**!••* *^n>aa’ teeUmony "I'll believe ly when I see it," ' i aion was heard 15 miles a w a j" gravated aaaault and breach of tha came vialble. , hours and minutes, there still re • iHL ^**®*osed cancella- / said the former/President. jaunty, Most of the victim* were aged I Said one eyewitness- \ parta-ia now being loaded at peace were Howard Carpenter. 17, ^ cagttM^geritjti^^ not* JUST FOR SEEIN(3 Sevgn minutes after the repor mained that I ' j minute interval smiling and relaxed, on hia arrival and bedridden nun*. They perished I "They never had a chance/’ \ . Sunny Point, N. -C., for delivery and Jpeeph L. NItanfi, 18, both o f Northrop Aircraft, Haw \‘ ters saw the flash, they said k [^between the scheduled time for re- in with Mrs. T^m an for a seven- an inferno lit by the Canadian i Siatei- Marie des Martyrs, on8 to Saudi Arabia. Merideh. thorne. Calif., and North Amart- Air Force priOO twin jet plane. I of the last to leave the buftdlng. . A spokesman told of the ahlp- . Police did not diacloee the iden can Aviation, la>a AiigtlM. A The new, exciting / (Continued on Page Twentj-Tno) (Cnnllniied week tour of Europe. Page Twenfj.Two) Asked (f be. thought the Cold The pland' smashed like a bomb said Aames almost blocked her exTt 'ment when asked about a' New tity of the mother to whom they spokesman gave lack o f Amds for Ilikathalifehor*--''.'' Into the three-story brick con-. York Post atory which aaid the talked. p/i/ccD roe r^p/PTY War waa oyer, Tcuman. said: t she managed lo jump cleaa. research and development aa tha ButlmjggSchaeftpbflep.. - "1 don't know. 1 don't have the ,valescent honie of the Grey Nuns^ ^ h e told a reporter: 6,714-ton freighter Monterey was Niland and (JarpentOr were MUOIL Central Indulgence Agency woik- of the Cross, alongside the Ottawa^ "It happened so fast. Sudden- takiiig on a military cargo for picked up la Meriden at p.m, Furnaa defended the administra Could you ggnd me 10 cases ty boat?^ Ing for me!’’ .; . River seven miles east of Ottatva. l.Vi there waa a noise like a thun Saudi Arabia including hUge cfatea yesterday- and questioned fdr.six tion-approved 13,800,000,000 mili i V Red Manpower Gut Plan ^'The bodies of thri-'e n'uns. And a derclap. The panes blew, out, lettered In red, white and blue: hotira before they were hookad on tary research progfam, whlcli be W ed. OnlY Specials He delved, too, into politics in a priest had been recovered /torn the The window frames, made of wood, "From l)SA for Mutual Defense." fugitive chargee. Then, they were We Give WORI.D WIDE STA.MPS with THESE SPECIALS Z free-swiqging. Impromptu news conferencaconference beside his train in the smouldering debris early' today. splintered and the\ next second The spdkesmah said the ship brought here and Jailed in lieu of The a d e o ^ y o f the amount haa Sister Marie Edmond, assistant posting the heavy ball. St; Lau re station. there was Are everywhere. ment is part.cif an order -by the bteh. chaltengad from eevaiml W ASHEK-bJU^YER \ Perils U.S. Leadership general of the order, said there *' WouM he support "Strangely enough, there was no Ai'sb ^ountry that waa approved : ‘Pull Stolemeata’ | quartem bn Capitol Hill. SUGAR CUIRED READY TO EAT COMBINATION New York's were 36 sisters in the convent. t • ^ • Demooratlc Gov. Aver panic. We pul on our. slippers, month* ago. Lika the ahipmant in Meriden Det. Capt.. Walter L. PYirnai-sald he feels the hlgamt Averell Harrlman She said that besides the known for thb presidency ? slipped into nut’ robes and made Febrtiaiy of 18 M-4I Walker Bull Kurcon said he had obtained "full problem is Ir shortage o f scienUeta By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER ^ dead eight Were missing and pre our way in orderely fashion to, the and engineers. X; "O f course. If he is nominated," dog tight tanka, he aaid, it wax BONELESS sumed dead. ‘Twenty two other Are exits.” - The Pentagon' '- research chltf / Washington, 16 i/P) - - Riis-)n the AP Wires heavy work load ,oh other A ir ' ■ / paigning for the Democratic nomi burst Into Aames at onM,” said 0 cutback is not likely to affect Rifs-' could not be verified. Dulles Force bomber crashed into a Mbn- Sister Louise Auguste, s survivor. cost. , • Force projects required the full V ■ obis'sihoiS! b7,rT7l— * h 'I^ iy b ,!r^ ' b.-'ybody b ooHuiottb ...... -> :/ ■■■ ■/, aia's capacityfor atomic war, the summed, up his attitude thi'a w’sy nee, whoever he may be., services of its en^neers. CUBE •V ■'ll was horrible. I think /every Soma officials said, however, B47 move win almost certainly be le-' ' I'n, merely warning that I be/ A crowd of at least 2<)0 news iBBS A T RCA Fly Fbater than Bouad .....• ------one on the top floor must have that It would be logical to auppose Ijondon, lay I t ( ^ — Aa garded In many tountriea aa evi-iiieve what has happened can be men and photographera crushed in that the amnuinltton Includes The new plana was lo be called on Trumsn, showering him with been buined. Mpny on the ground Ameriran ralajet bomba, dence of peaceful Sfoylet intentions explained by economic fsetora and , ..... shells for the 76 mm. guns with upon to oUtpreform'Uia MoOonnell Lb. queaUons in the light of flashbulbs. flcKir also were- unable U* gel out. .rraahed U la the AiiahMc lessening western defense needs. the desire of the Soviet rulers /to News Tidbits U happened so fast The whole !/«^hich thi; M*'41 tanjts <*r« armed, n o i, Oonvaij-F103 and Lockhoad STEAKS WE ARE LOCATED Trumqn. carrying a shiny black about IS I o ff LaMd's Ead, FT04. all o f which A y faster than REG. 77e 2. It generates new pressure on strengthen their economy imteiTins building seemed to go up likelike w '* light tanka left New the U4I. cane' and .fsypring a foot lamed Culled from AP Wires R. Mr, F 8rco aaaouaced. the speed of sound and are now in "IN THE CENTER the Eisenhower administration to of agilcultuie and indu'stry—iUr- torch." York on Feb. 20 after President A majoi about two .weeks ago. obviously ilof/air seOrrh was Im- production but not yet in opera regain Uie initiative friim the Rus- hap* to have more people in/The medlalel, OF MANCHESTER" mans through some bold new move,: factoi ies, which produce modern enjoyed himself despite the jos ^ lanackedv sJoag tho tional use. IMPORTED POLISH CHOPPED (Continued Pago Twenty-Two) (Continued no Page Elghteeu) Houlh Bagllale coaatXoae para- F o rie 4 ei^oymnt'ml beer! . /. N ot all these pressures come from. .. - . ■. , tling. He resjiondfd lo the .cheers ^Intense behind-the-scenes atriig-' A t the time of the<^ Iptereeptor democratic critics: there apparent over Deiildcnitln yddancy op] .rtwla Hail "eporiad sighted (Continued on Page. Twebtj/-flve) j (Cohttaued o . Page T w en ty.^ o) about 8>/| miles off ehorei'-OaM ^ t r M t awards . laa( fall, the . ly is some such concern Inside, the tax-writing Senate Finsh.ee Com- Alli\ Force' also awarded MmUiu*/ P R E S S f ib ai^m'ihistration. mitte,) comes to climsx this after survivor was reported pteked no "Phkse 1" design and development by a Prenrb trawler.^ 3, The problem qf keeping Cold. noon. ;\, Governor Ribicoff says I controls for a supersonic Aghtw- WOODLAND \ War neutrals alei*t to the dangers State offers comblnatloa unequaled I Ik e’s Win in Nebraska BARM HWAP WITH REIM ^ q f expanding Soviet Influence an.v^vhere else in counlr.v when one I (Coattetied oa Page T w eaty-1 ^) HAM Lb. tntqugh political and-economic-ln-; combinea.its ability amj the niamj- W'aohlngtoB, May Id (8»i — filtraUqn ia intensifiril, ■ * j factiirlh’g skilia of her people with Her retar.r of Oommrrre Weeks Refutes Farm Revolt today tnaaed dqwa aa appllca- . .fn li lb. cans. REG^ 99c IT'S pl-an'tiHg TIME G A R D E N ? .^^W^kena. U.S. Strategy excellent industrial locations avail- ,tb|e. _■ . tioB by aa Ameriraa Arm |d ex 4. " h a ground' seerhs to.have j-. change terbaleal data, with Bos- British Expect To Plant The Best, Stofi Here First! ■been ciit from tinder one of this Officijtls o f New Y’ork City's By THE ASSOCIATED PRiieff , ela oa o^raUoa of advaaced Produce Department country's strategies for'pressuring TreBsur*r> office say city's aulb- President Eisenhower easily out--they ■ expected no, .-significant type oil driHlag Mts. Weeks Russia to agree to the reunifica ^mobile* sales lax was'. rescinded drew Sen. Eqtes Kefauver— as -ex; I'clianges in the normal Republican held it might eadaager miUonaL apore Riot tion of Germany., and live solution last June but tax rullectjans went eeeurity. / TRANSPLANTED ANNUAL FLOWERING PLANTS of that outstanding East - W est: rlght-pn. . . Chairman Ce'Rqr't (D- peeled today as counting con'-.,:. cam WAOT problem therefore becomes more,; N t»i of Houqe Judiciary Commit ;t|nued In separille Nebraska pri As Talks Fail AbERATUM MARIGOLDS dlfficuU.''.-',., . paign for write-in vol^__by any CANDIDATE AOCUMED teelays tie will resist any legisla group. ■ ’ .-^ Mo«Usod. W it, May Id (g > _ Concern over these problems ap, tion "even remotely connected'' mary elections hold yestel day. The A StERS ' SALVIAS ratio gsvec no Indication of any The p.reference-voting q tsultx are ^ WIeexmsIn State Board of Smgapore, May 18 (P) — ftttiah -^ lOO HEVf^CUSTOMEfSi - 5 0 / i^rentij'. motivated the, skeptical with -James F.. Byrnes', suggestion - " ; (INEXPEITIENCE IIEI.PFI'I.) ALYSSUM ITI SNAPS iuniflnlial farm iihrest. not blinding on itie 18 Republicah Bar Commisslowers' today- ae- rulers of this d o w n colrniy braced line taken by administration' offir 'The Supreme (.’ourl must he and 12 Democratic national con eitls yesterday in diarusaiqg Moa- curbed" With 1..383 of 2,127 precincts re- , , , , . j ruaed Republican U .«. Hcnate themselves today for an' outbreak . . To e.\perlence the great satisfaction in buying fruits and CALENDULAS VERiENAS porting. Eisenhower had 57,921 Mention delegates selected. Vlr- caadidato Mark Catlln Jr., of of violence feared-developing In vegetables — fresh-as-esn-hr In just the amount you want, PETUNIAS 2 doz- 9 5 / ZINNIAS / Premier Gu.V Mullet o f France votes. On the Democrati. primary *-b* ' GOP candidates accepUag moaey from prisoa la- not pre-packaged. Here you can buy 'one onion, one pepper, appeals lo .Soviet Union to destroy side, Kefauver had 32,019 votes, or Elsenhower supporters and malea for favors. Shortly after the ,wake of the col)opsa e f Inde harriers separating East'and Wes’l one turnl|>—OR A HUNDRED. Hop on the hahdwagon to DWARF DAHLIAS ~ Rhee's Vole Di •ops’ shout 36 per cent of the vote to Kefauver was the m.ost popular the aanouacemeat was made It pendence talks in London. morrow; Buy JI'.ST THE A5IOI .VT VOI W A N T ^ t Popular at .Kremlin caviar and cognac choice among the Dernocrats. waa leaned that Gatlin’s father, luncfheoii. . . . Chairman B.vrd (D-. 64 por cent for* Eisenhower. „ , Some British' reeldente predict Fruit and yegetable Dept. GERANIUMS * Nowtring Shrub* In Third Triumph - ' Meanwhile, the political paths of In the 'Joint .Oregon appearance Mark Gatlin Sr., 74. former ed bloodshed and rioting would ' Va'i says he hopes .Senate Finance of Kefauver and Stevenson, where HOP aesemhlyman. and one Hme TRANSPLANTED Committee will complete action on. Kefauver and Stevenson crossed break out on a scale'comparable to EXTRA SPEfLil.i ’ In Eugene, Ore., where both ap both arc seeking that state'a 16 Oly-mpte nthlete, died of a heart the Cyprus violence In the Medi ' FLOKiGOl.D I.NDIAN ' Seoul. Korea, May 16 i/Pi -- House-passed Hiwlal Seeurll.V bill ' DemocraHo delegate votes in the * EvorgrtfMS peared St the same ) emocratic attack. terranean. SAVEET j i ’ IC’Y. RIVER PINK HEEDLESS VEGETABLE 60c and 85c Doughty old Syngman Rhee won ■ and thus rleaf w*y for expected national convention,- -both candi- hia expected thini term as.South aharp floor debate. rally. The tv.-o. presidential hope I dales continued to hammer aw-ay d iie f Minister David MarahaU TANGERINES GRAPEFRUIT Also Small Redding Sire ' Korea's president today but strong fuls covered much the same U NU GETS IW MEATS said in London ha is coming homa ' * Rowaring and Attractive Mrs. l^rraine Clark j at the Eisenhower administration. Rangoon, Burma, Mav 16 UN-;- opposition rut hi* vote to only ■ g ound in separate talks. ' Adlal Hit* (M>P Giveaway to resign; a move which could PLANTS .4 Shade Trtt*' about .55 per cent of the total bai- of Newbur.vpori, Mass., is sched Ike, Estes I'nopposrd Premier U Nu’s oatl-Fasclet uled to go before grand jury in )e- Ste\'enjion accused Republicans bring the Leftist People’a AcUoa lots'caat. In yesterday's Nebraska People’a Freedom Ijeague and Ita party into power. doz. • TOMATOES ' GLADIOLI lULBS » V- ' opening of spicy murder case in ' 4 . The 81-year-old. Conservative,.: alllee won 198 ot the 238 seats In "This ia a great victory for * Rhododendrons which she waa convicted of killing he said waa the lower House of Parllslnirnt • LEH U C E Smith Koriea’s only president since' was opposed on their respective built ud abroad by the Democrats. communUra," Marshall asserted in CHoicR -xnx. 59c Doz. spouse. . . . Whopping 11 per cent K a l l r x * . 0 ,,¥ i i . . i ______I _ _ • In the April 27 election, utioffi- 8r the Republic.waa eatabllshed ini ballots. But NcbiasUans lis-ing out He repeated hia proposal to sus a voice , trembling with anger. T»iESE ARE l-DAY SPECIALS ONLY! | • CABIAGE ' 1948, polled 72.6 per Cent of the jump In ktate general fund tax side the state's 13 largest cities rial relurne showed today. The PANSIES. ROSEBUSHES collei'tion over past 10 monlha is pend thia country's hydrogen bomb . The three-week-old talks broke • IR O C C O L I * Send, Fertiliser. total vote in the 1952 election. about 60 pec rent of the total popu combined opposition won 33 announced by Tax Commissioner tests and not resume them unless seate. Ibrenty-elght are etUI un off yesterday over British insla- • PEPPERS WINDOW BOXES and " Ihsecticide, Lime, ,In the separate vice presidential John L. .Suflivisn. i lation could vote in either pri Russia does. "It is . . high time tence on retaining final control of ballots Rhee's. nmnthg mate, Lee mary. decided. Election for the 123 Wholesale food prjpes as mesa-1 t^at we stop merely ■ talking ao internal defense on this •'island FREE AND .MANY .MORR URNS NLLED ' Peat Moss, etc. Ki. Poong. waa trailing Denio- seats In the uppper bouse will be til ed by Dun A Bradstreet ' rise Any substantial departure fioip much about our desire for peace held- May 81. base. Marshall's delegation would n atic party candidate Chang and take some initiative to allay agree only to a supreme security PARKING Myun, a former ambassador to rimrply-'to'their WbiriTeVeTainc^, '"iT pre^nlmanny SoP last October. ; . Dauphin (Jounty the world's misgivings," Stevenson- DENIES E51BEZZUNO council on which the British woulil the 0n)ied States: However, Lee state would be interpreted an a court In Pehttaylvahia orders itate fsid. Nerfolk, Va., May Id idb — be represented but would not domi RETAIL Wholesole was gtill given a good chance to Bef ore Dive into History lignsl of rural discontent with sd- to hold up paymeat of aBMnpto.v- Kefauvqr said "One of thf .ncxt Aoeused eUbetzlar Mlaale Man- nate. 974 pull ahead |n the rural counting. ministratloq farm policies. Nfe- president's first tasks will be to gum, 68. pleaded laaoeeat' today MarshaU daeeribad the Britleh gwOOPUND GARDENS Because of Rhee's advanced age, *“ ■ outfit checked at Pprla- niMit roapeasalloB to Westilig- brasks normally goes Republican Solng on hia "unauthorized ' miizion negr housa Electric Oorp. workers linger recapture for America the respect to the Amt of » aorioa eC- ladlct- offbr to grant limited aelfgoven- MAIN\ST. many politiceM think the next vice. by sbSut B to 1. o f 14S WOODLAND ST. OPEN EVENINGS Ml 3-C744 the 3ovlat cruiaar Ordzhonikidze. Shortly. after ' thia photo waa. "lockout" ruling that makes 23.000 otli_ her ------nations,"- adding the naaato' lavoivtag her la fiaataatlo ment. os “a Chriotmoa p a M m t diaappaared and haa not Elsenhowerrcsrried the state tn ynited atatfs should not depend ohortagsa at aearly g l mllUoa TH E P O M RCHAEFEB BREWINO CO. <1^ CONN,, DfO. (OMltaMg asi Pag* Twaaty-Rve) been heard from alnca.' worker* aligible for jobless bsne- with-oraanio sauca,** (N E A TalaShoto). 1952 by h 69-31 percentage. Ke Uut wrackadNwOsmmoatmaltb }■ v*. flts during rscsnt litb