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/ . PA(SE SIATEEM TCKSPAY, JlfNE 22, 1954 AveraKf Daily Net Preu Run iimtriipatfr Sunning 1|wal& For the Week Ended L the Weather f Ju n e 19. 1»M Fereeut •( C. S. fUMUfeer Rnroan Guest* of Mrs. Mary Dougan of The Tyler Circle of th e N orth 63 Owden St. this weekend were Methodist Church will hold Its an Two Enter Conte8|!t^ Gradual eleurtnf, eeoler. Is m About Town her brother dnd sister-in-law. Mr. nuel picnic tomorrow evening. Grzyb-Tobias Wedding 11,210 bnmid tonight.'Low M-de. Tlrar*- and Mra Daniel IVard, of Kansas Members • are to meet at the Member of tke Audit day, fair, pleauuMt tempemluraa. City. Mo., and hfr nephew. Rob For Directorghip A work ineeUng: of th» Ladif*’ church a t 5:.30 and proceed to the Bureau of GIrrulatlon HIgli 7S-"m . Aid Society of the Emunuel ert Ward and hi* wife of Paris. cottage of Leon Holmes at Cov- AMESITE Manchester—’A City df Village Charm Luthemn Church will be held at France. entiy Lake, ■voterij; of the E ighth U tilities the home .of the preMdent, Mr*. Distric t meet tomorrow night at Frank Haltin, 348 Woodbridpe St., Arthur R. England, brother- of Officers and committee chair .7:30 ■ p. m. at Hollister Street VOL. LXXIII, NO. 230 (CiMelfled AdrertlMng on Pngn M) Mrs. Theodore Malek of 499 Lydall Schoolr'cnooi Vov» electeieri twoiwo ofo the three DRIVENfAYS MANCHESTER, CONN..ÊDNESDAY, JUNE 23. 1954 tomorrow morning: beginning at men for the 1954-.5,') sea.son were itW E N T l’-EIGHT PAGES IN TWO SECTIONS) PRICE FIVE CENTS 10 o’clock. All member* are wcl- jSt.. was awarded a Junior varsity elected Saturday at a Coinmunity dintrict dVrerlom, but sor far there cbmei) as thoao who don't care to outing elub.lelter at the annual Players meeting. They are as fol is a ronl^ for only one of the .EXPERTLY INSTALLED aew can help fold ba'fidages for spring sports banquet held rerentr lows; Bill Brown, president;! Ar poAtK.posts \ th e hoapltal. Tho?e coming are. ily at the New Hampton School in thur Holmes, vice president; Bar Lawrenc j Noonan's hid. for re- Bo m Grodtiig — Machin* Sprtad — ' a-nked to bring th eir own^^ aand- (New H am pton, N. H. bara Jones, recording secretary; election is »p-far unronte.sted. BedellV . • Smith Sees v ich . . ■ ' Loretta Moskuluk. corresponjUng Moonan seeks ahother three year Forms Sot — Fowor Rolled • The Anderson Shea Auxiliary of / secretary: Arleiie Culver, treasur term .. \ ' Mrs. Mary DiSalvo. *i.sler of Mi I the VP'VV will meet this evening at er: Bill Luettgens. play reading Edward MoHarty, Democratic A lto: Parking LotS 'îi* Tonnis C ourts — W alks chael A. Ooietta. who died Sunday, ; the posC'.rooms at '7>30. Election chairman; and Bill Moskuluk, registrar of voters, and Vinc'ent y 1* a resident of 53 Gerard St., not of delegates and alternate* to the ! production manager. Genove.si, young N orte End Re 10% FOR CASH TRANSACTIONS Bulk of Indochina 61 Foxcroft Dr. a* stated in yea- national encampment will be held. I publican, oppose esch .otper for the terday'a paper. William T. Davis Entering the Navy yesterday position vac ated hy Att.'b Vincent Terms arranged if desired. Jr., lives at 61 Foxcroft Dr. W yville H. Peabody of 113 Hol were Victor R. Hampson. 46 Union MePaddejn who is hioving fpdm lister St. was elected to the .i St.. Kenneth G. W hitford, 37 Ben- Manchester. ALL INSTALLATIONS SUPERVISED BY executive committee of the Moriarty Is a tong timr I^rlh Saved from Reds f ion St., ahd Jo.seph A. Tiilly, 6 Church Club of Connecticut at Its ' Mint/. Ct. They wilt go to the End re.sident. Genovesi; born a,nd annual rneeting and Ladies Night Naval Training Station in Bain- rearfd in the district, lives af 1 Demaio Brothers held at, the New HaVen Club in bridge, .Md. N, Main St. A yraduale of Man' Washinglton, June 23 —.^mlght be more definite after the New Haven. He represented St. cheater schools ari.d Br.yant College ESTABLISHED 1920 conference her wltit C3iurchill and Plots HALE'S Undersecretary of State Wal Eden." Mary's Episcopal Church. Girls Friendly Society Sponsors in Providence.;where he niajorecl .in I busine.ss aclriiinistiatidn, "Genovelii CAI.L NOWÂNYTIME ter Bedell Smith was quoted Prime Miniater ChurchiU and of St. Mary's Episcopal Chiifch as telling a White House con Foreign^ Minister Bden of Britain Headquarters An election of officers for the are having a picnic supper tomor now -works in the accouiUing de- forthcoming year was held, recent- parlm^t at Hamilton Standard Manchester MI-3-7691—Hartford CHapel 7-8617 ference of congressional lead are due here Friday for confer FOR row night at 6 o'clock at the cot ences with - President Eisenhower i ly by the Manchester chapter of tage of Mrs. Viola Trotter at Co Propeller ('o. in Wind.sor Lcx'ks. ers today that moat of Indo [U. S. Y. Officer* are M arvin Genovesi is a charter member and Secretary of State Dullee. ' Rockville High School Holds Graduation Exercises \ lumbia Lake. Mrs. Dorothy Brown china probably will remain One House -member, also alsking I Cohen, president; Paula Firestone, and .Mrs. Margaret Neil.vm are as- of the Manchester Lodge of Elk*. U'ice president; Dorothy Glaiher. free from Communist control. not to be named, said he rereivod Blocks Appeal For five years'TiC liaa been a mem .sisting the hostess with the outing. the impreaeion that the State treasurer; Lynne Sandals,. corre- A busfness meeting will be held ber of the Manchester Fire Dept. 'They atill ekpect Laos. Cam ’ spending .secretary; Marjorie He l.s' a member of the Holy bodia and part oif Vietnam to rivrDept. exjrecta Prance to aeek a I during the evening and election of "truce at any price" In Indochina. ! Peck, recording secretary; and officers will take place. Family Retreat league and the sist Communism,’’ a veteran 8e,na- Barbara Ehrlich, reporter. I ' Manchester Country Club. He la tor, who aaked (hat hi* namc^not He spoke of the tone of Bmith’a i All memhei's of the Scandia a veteran. be used, said in an -InterMeW^ review aa "Peasiamiatlc.’’ The Guatemala aitiiatlon was F or U. N. Action MIB^WEEK SPECIALS Invited To Hear'Repbri I.a)dge No. 23, Order of Va-sn who not mentlone'd, this informant Mid. have not as yet paid their Hos V The Senator waa one^bf..'tn key Congreas members, both Republi Sen. Lyndon Johnson of Texas, pital Plan No. 2 dues are vequesl- PluRKed Sewers Freed the Democratic leader, told newa- I'nited Nations, N. V., June 23 (A*)—A United States mure* ed to d.0 so before .tuly 1. 1954. cans and Democrats, who were In W ITH O l’R SLICED vited by President Eisenhower to men It waa "juat a review’’ and .said today that Henry Cabot I-odffe, Jr„ American president LECLERC The dues may be sent to Mrs. that no new policy deciaiona were FUNERAL HO M E .lohn Nelson, hear a report by Rmith on the of the U. S. Security Council, was pivinR “careful considera ÊLECTRIC E E r stalemiilted conference with the aetosit. tion” to Guatemala's request for a second urRcht council .t- Cleans Out Everything Cominunisla at Geneva on Korea Johnson alao aaid he came away FUNERAL and Indochina. with the Impreaaion Tt la high meeting on her tronhletL He noted no such request wras before Rong«f, R tfrigtroters Wesleyaii-Naiiies "t^ndersecretary Smith gave iia time we and our Alliea cloee the council ptesident when Lodge said the council “should W oshtrs and All SERVICE ANDERSON and a detailed report on what went on ranka" and ’’get ahe^ with some not intervene further” in the Guatemalan situation. kind of a program to aave free I^ c le rt, doff ill Trustee *t Geneva, what i*-expeoted of our OHitr AppligncM allie* and what the reartion* of the dom.” W alter N. JOHNSON Hagerty Derllnea Comment United Nation.*, N. Y„ June 23 (A>)—The United States to- D irector LB. Riiaaiana appeared to be," the Sen Middletown -- Vincent B. Cof PI.r.MBINO And HE.VTINO a to r *aid. Senate Republican leader Know- da.v firmly oppo.sed Guatemala’s request that the U. N. Secur 23 Main Street, Manchester fin of 1.55 Terry Road, Hartford, K 166 HIGHLAND STREET He gave iia the realitiea but did land of California and IVhIte ity Council meet at once to act again oh the Central American tIhJWHALCoo ha* been elected vice president of Phones: 5II-.V688I, S-7.M9 not regard the situation aa hnpe- House aeeretary James S. Hagerty fighting. U. S. (ielegate Henry_Cabot Lodge, Jr„ the council Call MI-9-5869 Wesleyan University's Board of le.s*. They had no new plan or pro- WlerzbU'kl PhiHo* or .4-604'2 president for June, last night warn-* ------' Trustees, it was announced today MRS. WALTER CRZYB poaal* but aeemed to think thinga (CoBtlnned on Page 8lx) by Victor L. Butterfield, president FRESH GROUND ed Guatemala against becoming a "cats-paw for the Soviet con- ; of Wesleyan. / spli acy to meddle in the western Coffin is senior vice president of ^li.ss Margaret Tobias, daughter hemisphere." Eisenhower the Connecticut Mutual Life In of John P. Tobias, French Road,' Lodge said the council by* KM ' surance Unmpany. A 1919 g rad vote'Sunday had showed "it em uate of Wesleyan, he served as Bolton, and Walter Gr/yb, aon of Eden for Asian, Red Mrs. Ro.se Gr/yb. 37 .Mill St.. Man ICONOMICAL \. ___ - phatically believed that the Or chairman of the Wesleyan Alumni CONVINIINT Hamburg ganization of American States* Sees P eril Assn, in 1943 and was an alum ni chester. and the late Jo.seph Gr/yb. (OAS.i was the place to try to representative on the Board of were married Saturda.v m thFRol- LB. .settle the Guatemalan problem." T rustees from 1944 to 1949. ton ('ongregntional • Church. ■ of Non-aggression Pact The Soviet Union rast the nega In Aid Cuts For the past year he has been a tive vole, a veto, killing he move member of the faculty and cur which the bridegroom l.s organist. _____ / •“J The' niini.'ctei, the Rev. A rthur to refer the issue to the regional riculum committee of the board HARTFORD organization. Washington, Jtune 23 (/P)— and is on the executive committee Wallace, performed the ceremonv SLICID Ijondon, June 23 (/P)—For-'- we could have a defensive afliance President Eisenhower said to- at 1:.30 p. - ni. Jame.s McKay of •uch a* NATO ia in Eui'opc-" .Aaka New ('mincll M eeting , •,.*., ... of the Wesleyan Development pign Secretary Anthony Eden De.spue the lodge statement.. dsy sny cuts in the Admints- Fund. Maiiche.sler pla.yed the bridal mii- Locarno was a series of flve .■cic' and accompanied Miss Allison today suggested a southeaat^^. treaties negotiated im' the Swiss Giiateifialan delegate Eduardo tration’fl proposed $3,447,- Also named board vice president Castillo Arriola delivered a letter was J. Warren Kinsman of Wil Lee who .sang "Oh Promise Me", A.sian defense system that ^ city of th a t name in .October 1925 700,000 forcism aid program “.M Dawning", and the ."Lord* would include non-aggfession between Germany ppi the one -hand shqrtly after midnight to U. N. mington. Del., vice president of .Secretary General Dag Hammar- would be "unjustified and un- the Du Pont Corp. Prayer. " RIDE THE pacts with the .Communists. and France. B rit* ^ . Italy and Po-. •Me. Tobias gave his daughter In land on the otter'. The aim waa to akjold. formally asking for a coun •safe” in the light of “the con Four alumni were added to the Just bark from the Geneva con cil mee,flng. SUMMER-TIME board. They are H. Gardiner In marnge and she had for her ference. Eden told the House of ffiiarantee conjkiniiation of peac,e tinued ruthless drive *of Com matron of honor Mrs. Roger Sims and existing territorial boundaries. Castillo Arriola wrote that in munist imperialists for world graham, a New York attorney; SILVER LANE BUS Commons; defiance of the council’a cease-fire Professor Arthur E. Sutherland. of Chicdpee. Falls. Mass. Brides It proved effective until the rise pt IS LEISURE-TIM E "I hope It will be possible to call voted last Sunday, "The ag domination.”. , Jr . of Harvard Law School; Frank maids were Mrs. Herman Schnabel, agree to some system of southeast H Itlei. In a special measage to Oon- We.st Sim.sbury, arid Miss M ary Eden |poke in a voice cliarged gressive acta have continued It Is, If you let Netv Model fake your weekly H. Wenner. general agent of Con Asian defense to guard against a'g- gress, Ehaenhov.-*r aaid in., a a necticut Mutual Life Insurance in Provan of Manche.ster Christina with emotion and some members against my country, in the air, on washday problems off your shoulders. It’A'Work To Drivi gression,y sea and on th* ground... From allusion to' the Indochina war: Utica, N. Y.: and John W, Macy. Loiii.se Tobias, niece of the bride 974 "I hope we could have a recipro took hi* remarks as crlftcal of "Recent events in southeast Jr., executive tiirector of the U. ,S. was flower "girl. U. S, .Secretary Of State Dulles as airfields and renters of operation Yoii know we'll handle ,vour washable* as care Why Drive To Work? cal arrangeme'it for both sides to- .situated outside Guatemalan ter Asia have erected grave uncer Civil Service Commission. Macy Ka/mler Gr/yh was best man MAIN ST. take part, such as Locarno, and he declared: ” tainty. The security of that region fully as you would at home, using the best mate for his brother and ushers were ritory." rials, the (inest e«]fulpment. . and W enner were cho.sen in a gen- ‘ "My belief is that, by Tefrain- and the interests of the United- oral alumni election. i Carlton Phillips and Conrad To j T p U ^ i r t The letter renewed Guatemala’s ifig from any p.ecipitous move charges that neighboring Hon States and its alliea there .am So . . . drop .vour weekly wash at one of our two bias. The ringbearer was Stephen FREE toward the formation of a NATO clearly endangered. . . . — ■ I I.,ewkowicz, nephew of the bride DEPENDABLE V COMFORTABLE duras and Nicaragua were aiding ronyenletit location* . . and use your leisure to ' system iri soiitheast Asia, we have groom .’ France, China the "mercenary forces’’ invading " It is, therefore, critically impon> enjby these summer daj-s. SUPER MARKETS helped to cres.te the necessary tant that the Congress authorize Cub Sfoiils Alcel | The bride's gown of nylon net PARKING Guatemala, and. asked the council condition* in which both systems to compel the two countries to the appropriation funds needed and lace over satin was designed premiers Talk can properly be brought into be to provide military and ether At (âiiip J oh n son 'with a fitted bodice and long ■ '' \ ** ' . ■ "cease all aid hr consent for such ing." aggressive acts." assistance to this area and that sleeves tapering to a point over authority i,e granted to adjust the the wrists. Her flnger-tip veil of Dullei, in a speech at Seattle The same charges against Hon Cub'Scout Pack 120 will spend' OiK^ li cl oeliiiia June H)....rejected British and use of these fun(ja to rapidly nylon net fell from s lace halo duras and Nicaragua will be dia- changing condition. " Thursday, June 24, from 9:00 a m. | and she carried a prayer book with French arguments against joint cus.sed this afternoon by the five, lo 3:30 p m. at Camp Johnson for orchid- maikei. Bern, SwitzWand. June 23 i4*»— action on Indochina before the nation Inter - American "Peacii Eisennov-era message came aa- NEW MODEL a day of supervised Cub Scout, The . honor attendant wore a French Premier Pierre Mendes- breakup of the Geneva conference. Commission in Washington.' the Houee Foreign Affairs Com activity. Milk will be' furnished.! stiap'le.ss gown of powder blue HERE'S WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR France talked fOT two hours today Eden told Commons bluntly ■ ' Guatemala had filed the charges mittee moved toward a possible LAUNDRY A IRY ClEANINB but the (Albs are requested to bring nylon net over blue satin, matching with Red China\ Premier Chou that Britain waa "at no time will befofe the commission and then final decision on how much should their own lunches. All bo.vs a tte n d hat and .stole and colonial bouquet ' En-lai. M endes^Vance .said ing to support armed intervention I ; A > • ] ■* • ' 'v"* ■ ■ •' ■; - .* ^ ■ withdrew them in order to renew be recommended for foreign aid la ing Will receive their VVebelo of pink flowers. The gowns of the . afterward the mee^ng gave him at Dien Bien Phii," and drew ■her fight for UN. action. The the flsaal year, beginning July.l. Wood I insignia. bndesmaids were similar in style ! A H E A T IN G u n i t " T H A T -i lea.son to hope the geneva con clieer* from the House aa he ex commis.sion derided to take them Murray Snyder, assistant White F'riday. June 25, Pac'ic 120 will and material and their bouquets , ference might produae "happy plained: '.Aiw — . f t . .ft up anyway when Honduras and House press secretary, was naked I hold its final Park meeting of the were of ‘blue flower.*. The flower- progress" 'to.ward peaeV in Indo ’’Fifa't we. were advised that air Nicaragua challenged Guatemala by newsmen whether the Presi I .season at, St. James' Hall at 7;30 girl was dres.sed in powder blue net china; aclioh alone could not h*ve been to prove them before the commis dent aent today’s special message i p.m. A most enjoyable time is over .satin. Her headpiece was of The French prem ier 'Received Kockvilla High School gave diplomas 4o 129 student* during Im-i Payne received a achiitarahip to Dartmouth College. The graduate sion. 'to Congress in a move to try to effective, secondly' any Such mili preMive graduation exerelaea held at the Syke* .i,udltnriiiin last nlghl. | body 1* ahown In the renter pletiire and Ihe eo-valedietorians, Doro- I being planned by the committee pink baby roses and her bouquet • GIVES A LOT OF HEAT newsmen imriiediately aftai- the tary intervention could have de Action Due Today head off Jiosaible. cuts. fbr the boys, with a party in the of the same flowers. tw o leaders had concluded Ntheir Among the senior* were many outstanding students, hut Davlcl I’ayne ! thy Sllverherz and U lnnlfred Wohllehe are ahown, left and lenler, "I think that is a fair intecprela- stroyed the -chance of a .settlement aeemed to have an edge aa the rîpient of the most honor* and j In the hottom pieture, with Linda Sumner, saliilatorian. .M'ore ' Hamniarakjold was expected to lunch room fo^llowlng the m eeting Mrs. Grzyb. mother of the bridr- private conversation. He gava^no deliver the Guatemalan request Uon," Snyder replied. at Geneva, and thirdly it might anarda. He Is ahou-n. upper left (supported by erutehes used a* a Herald photos and other detail* of the graduation on Page 17: - In urging approval of the full as a sort of wind-up celebration gioom. was attiicd in a blue silk reason (of his optimism well have led on to gene.-al war 1 for a council meeting tp Lodge dress and wore a corsage of pink reoult of a recent foot'injury) reading hi* addreas on Korea. | H-rlld Phntn*. amount requested. Eisenhower said for a mo.st succcs.sful ye,c.r. / ] • TAKES BUT LITTLE OIL He said: in A sia.’’ •------,------I sometime today for action- Plans for the coming season will | carnations. "W e have had. Mr. Chou ani the amount he asked in his Janu Eden weighed his words careful- Should Lodge refuse to'call a ary budget message represents ap he disriisscjd at this meeting, and I The ceremony was followed hy myself and ;mrr collaborators, not aa hp gave his Geneva report meeting, any of tpe other-10 coun- it is requested, tbsl all parents be a lec-eption fll the Ualian-.Ameri- a dtscus.sipn but a completely free proximately a 40 per ceiif re \5ftuaJl,v on the eve 6' his flying I oil members could force one by duction over the course of tha ■RANCH STORE 314 MAIN $T..:--NEAR ARMORY p.-esent. can riu b , M anchester, for 150 GENERAL ^ ELECTRIC conversation'on affairs concerning viilit to W'ashington with Prime Hui^reds t'hm'fh Sveial asking for-if. pther non-ComrhU- •t guests. last two flscal yeaM4--Then he de the re-establishment of peace, in Mii^ster (Thurchill for a meeting . mist delegates on the group, how- clared: For. a wedding trip of unan- j ever, showed no disposition- last Indochina. with Pre.sident Eisenhower this As Ues Moines , . Action Ad;eney "Further reductions in the au noiinc-ed destination the bride is "Thia (rank converaatipn gives Weekend. night to act against -his opposition, wearing^ an aqua-'suit, brown and thorized, program at this time, in rea.son to hope that the confer The foreign secretary aaid the I Some of theni pointed out that view of the, continuing threat- to while accei.scrries and orchid Cor ence will produce a happy prog French apparently understood the ; the conflict in Guatemala .so far sage'. Tlie c oiiple will be at home Levees Weaken âtt~ JJiaS iêClStOH Yale in Balance our national safety, would be un- ress.” ' British position. He declared: j seemed to be more one of words juatifled and unsafe." ' ’ to'llieir Trieiuis after July 4 at,59^ The meeting began thia after ."W> have, at no time been re- I than of action, ami they awaited Woodland' St., Mancheslor: He said 'Today the> continued noon at the French embassy just p1-oached by oiir French illie s for Des Moinea, June 23 Under Moscow, June 23 i.P yizvestia to-. reply to the question of whether-he By GEORGE . (OR.N ELL 1 i more definite report,*. ruthless drive of Communist Im- Tlie bride gave to her malroivi a 'half hour after (3hoii arrived in OUT decision, despite the fact that emergency police i*rder* a precau- denounced the U S Supreme could advise the aouthern states N ew ’Haven, Cohn . June 23 i-T, I T-odge's statement said aince of honor and bridrsinaids, p'earls. j the Swiss capital from Geneva, the burden of it fell on them." tionary evacuation o^'7,500 persona , court decision against segregatton *''* »uppoaed to-react, - Congregational Christians from ônly thf Soviets had opposed re- j v(Coatlnoed on Page Elghteea) The hridegi ocim's gift ‘to his best • where he ha.s been attending the Eden warned that the .situation throughout the Country gathered-: (erring the. Guatemalan issue to the i ♦----- ’--- man ancl ushers w ere tie clasps. ^ from low-lying areas wasTiomplet-: public’ schools as just a dema’- h**'*'’'* a formal-po.siiion .here.today for a'national, meeting ' rfgionar organization, i’those who' «i4 her. inriev .« fh. n.. Af Ain.« . , of non-interfereoce, which is bv A g raduate of the 1948 c lass fropi i (Continued on Page Two) (Continued on Page Six) ed here today m the Des gogic gesture that would leave race ,uffic'ientlv revealing, of- that may decide the fate of their continually seek to agitatee the! Mancliesler High School, he! river rose past the high mark *et relations in the United Stales un- long-established social * c t i o n Guatemalan (question in the Se-■’ .served Vvnh th e . N avy in W orld | ficial support , of race diacrimina- in 1947'a diM strous flood. j changed. , li.on is being-concealed."' agency. • ' ctiritv Council will inevitably be War n for foim years and is at |. U has been acijuseri bv a strong "uspected of shadow bo.xing of try: Officials said the total included This wa.—Heavy •Mf . told of the terrorism In Tiinlaia. decJlned to be a puppet *U his life. ‘ ! ■ Supreme Coiiri. United State* Pres-! suffered, a broken . rsUn* lashing Ihe Japaneso' Today he tell* of ’ the smoldering San Francisco. Ju n e-23 lA’i-.T he Idem Eisenhower gave a ankle in a fall Friday night Islands for more than 3A houra f i d fire in 5 lbr€>cco— where an Elsen To understand the atory of the i Mr*. H. L. Baunier. of Low isbiirg’. % T O % sultans, you have to go back to light from an atomic explosion can toda}'. touched off flash floeda 25 50 hower Expeditionary Force landed cause fluid in th e eye.s to turn to Pa. receive* Word that her son. an and landslide*, defied train*, •( MvCIh'. In 1942 and the I'nitcd State* to 1912. The French w ere establish .îr Force bomber 'pilot is sllv \ Democrats Set on Ribicoff, MO* IN MORE HEAT FROM,LESS FUEL.' Moat complete combustion—-cleaner..-^ ing their authority in Morocco. steam and explode, four doctors flooded rleelaods and homee and flame—thanks to G. E.'s unique method of "atomizing" each'drop of oil. day hM Important air base*.) Complon Dios 66* although a prisoner of the Reds. caused at least 14 deathf by Na> . Ail-COj^MIIONt Hadj Thami el Glaoui Mezaouri. from the School of Aviation Medi REMEMBER! with any heating unit* -r it's not the FIRST cost — cine at Randolph Field, Texas, re Funeral lervlces for CBS,.„tele- -Uonal Police count. COMSOII gy~lVILU.AM L. R%’AN pasha of Marrakech and rules Of ported todajL . it's the FUEL cogt'- the Berber tribesmen, threw in hia Ecluoator, Scieinist vision new* com m entator Dofi Supporting Cast Still Puzzle F Foreign New't Analyst .' Ray* froiif a bomb of the Hiro BE.\T OFF .4MBUSH « More home owners than ever before in Manchester are buying General C ai^lanca, Morocco, _ ERESS down to business until Saturday —French'"'patrol, beat off -an callus for detalla, . ’ co. but he is a weak, half blind old whole region of Maryakech. In Karl Compton. 66. One of Am- terdav, wil] tie.held Frlda.v noon. Medical .Association (AMAl. - — T. ... France* Academy of .Medicine Connecticut-Democrats^ t h e I rTmorning. ambush by 300 Vietminh guer man, living in fear in hia palace theory only, he waa the’instrument erien’s. top •cijntiats and educa convention date closing in on them. The Friday .night sesaion rs on* of the sultan. Th* phyaicians. Dr.’’ "Victor A. warn* parents today not (p start rillas. 80 mitea^ soutb of Haaol a t Rabat. Byrnes. Dr. David V. L. Brown. tor*. who .in wartime helped-de are aet P. In .Same Boat ALTEILNATF, EDO FLAN French. Few in Morocco recognize a feudal system of. taxation. When on the Nex’ada desert. They used sident of Massachusetts Institute ford juat two day.* off. the part.v'i The Republicana, meanwhile, gp- The Hague, NetherlaadB, Juno The FIRST G-E oii-fired BoHet" "him aa either a. spiritual leader or the sultan visited a city, *he rabbits for aubjects. of Technology, ope of the Nation's Ph.vsiciana af. St. Luke's Hospi wa.*^n't quite.abt on who was going j pair to be in the same ailuAtlpB •* IS i^W The Foreign Mini*trim J ever built for sale, was installed a sovereign-. . > » • i would'afliiounce how nMtrh money In, exceptionally-clea) air and foremost acientific- irutitutiem. . . tal.' Milwaukee, prepare to use to'rtm on the atate ticket headed' the Democrats. They’re set, 4p- df Belglttiti. Luxenahonrg aad. ' rig h t here , in M anchester b'ack in His atorv la a symptom of the the city should give hi'iti- The at Right, when the’tye is adapted Oompton 'was chairman of the g ian t m agnet, in) effort - to rem die' by A. A. Ribicoff, wUio is certain' parentty, to give Gov. John Lpdffe. the ' S’etherlaMis’ affroM today tile early 1930's—and Is^TILLigo- 'ailmenU that plague the French. paahii called bis cîphs and word to night; vUjon, the light injured corporation of Mri-’ rince 1948 piece of flahhook from right tyi to win the hdmination for gover-: the nomination, ^ t the reat of OIL SERVICE cfh|iire. The political pattern of OB an alternative plap foa cam- ing strong. . J i wax. piuwed down;’ If th* aultan rabbit eyes as far aa 49'» miles, when he gave up the presidency oi 12-year-old boy ., State Com- npr. ' ; , , I 1-the ticket haan’L jelled. nmn 4e(enae> In eaaa tffo Indochlna-U .taking ahnp* onct needed 100 ' iplUion . franca, ,300 ;«w*y. \ . t<^' supervise , American eclentific misaion .on'atate-Ipcal flscal rela- And even up to lait night, aonie Last night former New Havkn European, Defenaei', Owuw nlty . .341 BROAD ST. „ TEL. MI-9-4S^48 again. Morocco ia smolderingv' The million would be collected, to take Atmilic iigiht ia Hiie a a m e ^ - d i- preparedness in the Cold'-JVar'with tionshlpa tunpi attention state candiffat.ea atijl were ta'IOnfein. d el-! corporation counsel George (EDO) faHa ta MWl(ii«.i>a. Dm .’caze of outatretched iirchid- r ^ t aunligtit; -but the first’ ;flaMi OcMiuminiani.. He w as nkpied: by particlpatibn in aoiving traffic I ^ T r O I l D ___ I eggte support. \ j DiCenao beeame tha lateat e«ui (yradiiate Lucile Gosline Aug. 29. ' 1Treasurer, Wilbur Smith Will also Me baeaiieenf loose, wobble MRs ~ ■ 23 i/T). — A In .years past atrawberry aiip- Lass Taraer Carer eth rASTXXTII. an Uaproesd elfes- JSorth Coventry rhil landing ship dock USR Oakhlil. Hansen Appointed ' attend. Manchester Evening H e ^ d C-o- /|lnc inon-aetdi powder, epitaklad oa ...... !o the lute pera In Gilead hall were deserved Pier Aasell AaJrey Tetter On Indochina "ri.AMK AM> ".MARSAC’RK which la participating In various rotir pletee holde them Bmer eo Uiae An IntSTMtlng c«mp«rl*on o^^tlon* « r « R r«li» hut if a Patient! p Rnnaevelt was rtelet- Wapping, June 2J1 — (Special) Eighth Graclers John Hansen of Woodland Ter- ' Choir Plana Fete liimbla rorreepnndent, Mrs. Hylani feel more ramforteble. Avoid amber- ly popular with Manchester peo THK KI-KRH” CANVON" amphlbiotua exercises In the Medi race paa been appointed auperin- | Mia Blood Prodrama of Ururtiay i received a tranafuaion, h 'em ayj^j f,-om a itovemment news r*- Grange’s Supper . Terh. S:l* Terh. S:3.1-a:U — Delegates named Monday night "ttoe choir of thh Congregational Tasker, telephone H.ArrtaoB SpsS. raeement eeuied be looea pUtaa. Oat ^ (Continued from l^dgn One) < ple who enjoyed a motor ride out terranean area with the Sixth tendeht of the Congregational FASm TR today at aoedmt eooaiWr. Manil d tWathia countrypountrv waaWM a^phamamphaaired e *'*' * ’"'P**''''* „ ’’ V y ^ the lease this raised week an^lshed after some fries. Re- flat. I p.m. "namba" Toprye. na(> at thfe Republican town caucus to to the attractive New England Baaar, Casper llattr l>ark. Tom A the Republican State Conventions Fleet. Columbia, June 2.3 >1 Special)-— Church Sunday School.- The ap-j Big Success Jerry. Baa., "Itlal M For .Harder" Reunion | The largest number„of pupils to i pointment waa eonflmied at the' toy ganor Juan Katol durin*: the »rmed services for replacement if hgpp,ned when the Veterans Indochina peace' cohfereivce. village, with a heaKy meal as the In July, are John Coyne, town The Class of 1947 o f Ell.sworth 1 ever be graduated from the. H o r-; meeting of the Church Council on 3>IElG)SlGlSlGJBI6l8JStSIB)Blf!lt last visit of the bhvodmobile um t, other sources of donation is not Administration iVAi ,i.s.sued a Mendea-France arrived in Bern prosecutor and chairman of the objective. Memorial High School will hold ' ace Porter; School will reJeive Sunday. He aucceeda Mrs. George | In Manchester. In discussing the available. - . statement takinc note of the 10th North Coventry, June 2.3 — (Spe early today after an overnight Republican Town Committee, and Hebron Grange announces, a Its reunion at Schaub'a Restaurant | their diplomas tonight al Yoe- | Greenway, who resigned thia year, forthcominc Bloodmobile Day on Senor Eatol, a native of ^ôntc■' *nnlver.sarv of the GI Bill of cial)-:^- The Dairy Supper sponsor t/ip from Parta. He apent the Mrs. Dorothy Hull. Mrs. Marshall Monday. June 28,. when a quota of video. Uru(fuay. is interninit . »'• Ri’^hta ' ed by Coventry Orange waa a sue- morning conferring with leading strawberry supper in the hall on 1 ? T 1 F'rlday at ' 7 p. m. Reservations 1 mans Hall in ceremonies listed to j Maurice Clarke has been named KEITH'S BRINGS YC^ THIS StUNNINC Saturday, Junt 28, from 8 to 8 l Bidwell and Norman Brewer are may be made by calling Robert .start al 8:1.1 p. m. ______j to head the Committee on Chris- , 150' pints will be. attempted to be the Hartford Hospital under a •' ' members of the French delegation 1 8 the alternates. Other delegates I The.release, aa it flrat appeared, J;!** P<‘9P'« ‘’♦‘"IT »en-e.d. to the Geneva conference In prepa- p. m. k j Staigor at JAckaon 8-8.196 or 11 Piip" ■ • • ■ * achieved between the hours of j training grant from the U. S. State read this iVav Those who served on the commit- are: Congressional, A. C. Holland 12:»S'and 5:30 p. m.. Senor Eatol Department. Working part time ra'tion for hia meeting with Chou. Featured' on the menu will be ■ 1 *, Harrv. (Grindle at 'Windaor Locke- graduate, complete list in are Mrs. Hazel Smith. Mr^, Myrtle "The law.', signed bv President ‘ 'f. Mrs.. Harn' and Harold J. A. Collliia with Gay commented on the wholly volun with the traveling units of the Chou arrived at the French em- salads, cold meats, rolls, straw U j NAtional 3-7114. cludes: Karen Anthony, Kay El-' /Englert, John Hansen, and Henry Franklin D. Roosevelt on June 22. ! Jyn*>. Loomis. lord Paine, the alternate; Senator teer nature of blood donations Red Cro^s Blood FTogram. he is ba.sa.v In a limoiisine fl.ving the berry shortcake and coffee. Pro- len A-shton, Francis Warren Bak- Wyman. A schedule of duties for MOROGCAN SAND ial, ^Judge Horace C, Vibert and under the U. S. National R e d interested in comparing our pub 1944. contained three major bene-1 L h ™ ' " ' red Communist Chine.se flag. The 'ceeds from the supper will be de IsIMNCTlOW axn-3l»WiaiSAAItTIC I Mnncheater Evening Herald er. .Malcolm Knut Barstrom! Ter the superintendent and the com Franli Masinda, with Lloyd Grant lic health setup with that of his fit...... on Signing the GI Bill in ' Schwa,m. car waa preceded and followed by voted to some community project PACKED! Wapping eorreapondent, Mrs. An rance Christopher . ' Barstrom, mittee was adopted. Croaa Blood Program. fol- and Dexter Burnham aa alter-, "In' my country,” he said, "med own country, which has had for 1944, the President s a id ,,..'’ : Milk ws.s fuinlshed by the others - bearing members of his to be decided upon. The meal will nie Collins, telephiine MI 5-4970. Norma Helen Beaiidry. Dwight Honors For Reds urel Hill Farm, .nates; county, Edward Curtin and ical attention is free to the cit- many years one of the moat prog- A second installment shortly Lau delegation. .A* aoon as the cars he prepared and aer\-ed by the Eugene Clark, James Robert Cobh, Rhode Island Reda, shown by J Mr. and Mrs. William McKinney, Marlon B R A N D ' Daniel Shea, with_Eaul Hull and Isens but those who receive trans reAsiye governments in the world. appeared, reading this way: were In.aide the grounds of the em- Home Economics committee, un Myron Raymond Cobh. Donald Al- Mr. Donald Tu ttle at the Honea- MODERN BED ROOM ' Autumn View Farm, Mr. and Mrs. IbsMiMaffMMdnR James Sleeper, the siteriiates. fusions are expected to replace the , Tiny Uruguay sponsored free "The hill, signed into law .liifie hAsay, ap attendant r.Ioaed the der the chairmanship of Mrs. Win- phon.se D'Auleuil. Ellen Mae El dale. Pa., Wayne County Fanciers 1 John Kingsbury and Melody Farm, 7,oalng .Appeals Hebron blood which is used. Blood dona- public health, service for its resi 22, 1944; contained three majn-,- gates. throp Porter. liot. Rii.s,sell Rexer Evans, Ann Assif. this \veekend won best dis . and Mrs. Ruth Welles. All the The Zoning Board of Appeals dents many years before such s j benefits. .. .on signing the 01 Bill Main Item I Elisabeth Garri.Son. Burton Wil- play in Rose Combs. His bords families are r -vg* members in Hebron Grange No. I l l , waa or will hold a public hearing next program was suggested in Oreat j in 1944, the While House ssid.. MendeiT-France made clear the w n t ? O 0 § GOP Selects K) j Ham-Ives. Kathleen Amelia Kor.el- plsced'flrst Ynd second in cockhird \ Coventry Gra ganised Jan. 15. 1890. and reor Monday sl 8 p., m. at the Town and flr.st. aecoraj. and third in hens. Britain, according to^Senor Estol. . Gone was any reference to the subject of the meeting would be Wells C. Dennison I ka', P'rancis Xavier La Chapiielle, Posters drauii by Mrs. Harry ganised April 8, 1908. Memhera of luiioSSSjiiSL* Hall to consider two applications. Home From School i Toe Uriiguyan program operates ' World War II Democratic Presi- the war In Indochina. I Christopher Edison I„e Baron. . i'Kitching were displa.ved, Mrs. Joe E. Brown the Porter family hava figured j William M. and Jeanne Man- / Foe Conventions Roger Pepin, son of Mr. snd throiigh the R or 9 mutual aid aoci- ear marks the passing of O'Brien, director of the Bureau ship of the Congregational Church | ■ 2 YEARS t o PAY The only exception to the free as-1 C A R N IV A L 8 YOUNG Rocky Marrlano-E7.Mrd«Cbnrles Road. requests permission to Wright. Mis. Albert E. Adams and of Vocational Education, State writer depicted a mythical total- are atill used. The French cebinet decided ves- Brown's 50th year in show buat- change the town's requirements on will go to the shore for ap,outing. pect of obtaining blood for Iran#- BTORV TEXAN’ S Championship Fight Pictures kir.s. John F.. Horton. Cmmly; ] Dept, of Education, will present itariah state, in the year 1984. TTie j The Coventi-y Grange will iiib- terda.v to reek the meeting after neaa and many Holljcvood and square footsge of building lots.- Ilarry H. Kirkham, Harold L. They will meet at 9;30 a.'m. The PhoiM Ml.9.7234 Riatona la from the blood banka dictator, "big brother." brooked Broadway .notables -.re expected la ralar la rnlar Starts Thursday— 1st/Ist/Riin! ' diplomas. How(>ll Cheney will : mit a report and has entered the It was learned that Cl,on waa S;tS. S'SS. S:U 1:43-1:1# The present frontage requirement Gray, Albert A. Coolidge and adiiits that will go with the y-oiing rFILM m iTERAs'l : maintained by private hospitals. In no cfitlclsm and ordered history leaving today for New Delhi to to attend the Norwich premier. » TECHNICOIAJRt ^ I T S : ! he among guest.s attending the people are Mr. and Mis, Carl Oos- such institutions, blood so used I contest which closes July 15th. Is 10.1 feet with a depth of l7l ft. Wiliiam I-.. "Hills. .Senatorial; El E FLASH RULItN. CARES, 4 rewritten to suit his purposes. confer with India's Prime Minister Brown, who start'd hia acting •"PRIXCEl^S of the N IL E " I reremonies. I iine and Mr. Henry Wyman. must be paid for in money or ; Wiiiners in the contest wdll be an- MatiRee daily pollry now In for the constructing a single fam lon W. Buell, Frederick J. Wythe. , MOVIES, PARTS ^ A VK official, questioned about career at tC,e age of eleven, la re "GORILLA AT LARtiE"' I Slimmer ^hediile kind. " I nounced later in the summer. Nehru. effect. lly dwelling, RobeH F. Hawley and P. John the change in the release said the Mr.- and Mrs. W alter S. Haven . Mendei-France' took office with membered for his stage rsKiceaa. .'\liimnl Doings I’ erham'. coming Monday evening, June 28, I The summer schedule for the • The Uniguyan , bldod program first hat.ch put out nurhbered "Harvey,” in which he appeared ■SuirrDiAL M'l’or MCRDEk'" Children I'nd/r IS Free provides that auppLiea be kept only were guests at Echo Grange on a promise to resign if he does not The South Windsor Little Mr, Pe(^ham '.cas chairman of fiiim 8 to 10, at the Hebron Ele ; clitiir of the Coliirhbia Congrega I Arthur Druff S torM j about 3,.V)Oi When the.v were dis 1 Tuesday evening. Also present bring peace to Indochina by July for sod performances. League Alumni team was defeated the raiiciif),^ ."nd Mrs. Floyd A. mentary School Auditorium. This tional Church is ss^bllows; Mrs. i ^ JL Jto ▲ JL A JX xA. A ^ 15 days, in contrast to the 21 day tributed; he said, some GOP con- S ^ J i limit in the United States. In con i were Mr. ahd Mrs. Henrv Olsen, 20. The meeting with Chou was z -V to 1. at St. Francis Field Mrinday Fngil waa ejerk. No in.structions is a sort of farewell reception for trast to the many uses to which gressmen he did not name lodged j state Gatekeeper of Connecttcut seen as his flr.:t major move In evening by the Windsor Indian.s in were given to the delegates. , the Kpens, a.s Mr. Keen Jias re- \ overage blood suppttea are used in "protests" that the GI Bill of state Grange. During the Dec- thpt direction.' Diik^ Hospital it's .first game of the season. Riia-. Claim Dinner Held I signed his charge of St. Peter's Rights was non-parti.san legists-j turer's hour. Miss Lillie Dawes of Q'lee^t Sta-en^pA the U. S. blood derivatives, iJp to now, the French premier Today d. Thurs. I I I H I > t only sell Anderson hit a home run in The graduating cla.ss of the He- I Episcopal Church He and Mrs. W $2S ^ tion. They objected to any m en-: Rngland. Exchange Pastor at the has been busy conferring with his the fifth for the locals. Keen will live in Glastonbury. His plasma and the like Sendr Eatol Has Brace Shop W " at 2:00-9:04 liron Eler.ieritaiy School held Its .stated that only some liquid iâm a tion of Roosevelt's name, the ,VA ' Brooklyn Federated Church was own advisers. Including Gen. Paul TTie team will p iatlire tonight cla.sa dinner Monday evening at resignation takes effect Sept. 1. official added. | the guest speaker. She will also be Ely. French Union commander in A D " 3:33-7:18 - H^ wilt he away on his annual A o o j i r s T9 $500 is.used, and other overage aupplies at 7 o'clock Hi St,' Francis Field. the acilool auditorium. Invited are destroyed. A aecond batch o f some 800. the gjiest speaker at the Second Indochina, and Jean Chauvel, head Durham, N. C. (>P) — The brace The next two games will be on the giie.sts included the school facullv vacation during the month of Au- PidiriirOwiPi P i Such a vast pi-ogram as the Na copies, containing no mention o f ; Congregational Church on July of the French delegation at n^WSTEWART< road againat •'■Vlndsor Locks and and niemi c-s of the Ixiard of i gust. ISMa. Ptoal3SMa.ftoa PIUS THE B fS J f I the late President, was then run nth. and Instrument shop tn Duke hos NATION-WIDI CRiffIT. Over 800 Given On C.O.D. Deliveries tional Red Cross Blood Program, Geneva. Thonip.sonville. educatl.m. The eighth graders pre- i Vacationing Al Hoiiie •1 V» pital waa out' artificial limbs and am;iairdiatad ollicas in U. S. ana Canada. ihalntained by non-compulsive vol- off. Meet* Eden, Smith Geor.'te Mullen, preaident of the .senled a program . ha.-se'l- on the I Mi.ss Emily Hewitt, daughter of •9 0 0 I 24.25 I 19.25 untar.v donations, can only succeed The official said the original Manchealer Evening Herald Mendes-France also discussed braces for more than 300 patiehta Alumni . Asao<’ tation. h a • an hi.stoi v of Hebion, whi h wa.s of Mr. and Mrs, Waiter C. Hewitt of 2. CU8T088-rmfD LOAN*. To fit your North Coventr.v correspondent, •5 0 0 I ag-O.-i I 39.70 , through the efforts of many volun relea.se was "not rescinded or the Geneva conference Sunday a month. It is one of the largest nounced that the F.ast Windaor much interest. The. evening closed : Hebron Green i.s-spending her sum- Ab*v* 0*yiM«nti c*«0t •v*rylkiB« I naads, incoma. Ask for “5 Step Guida”. tor Mrs. W alter Haven, telephone A l«*A *f S100 4 U,t2 c*n|*C«ti«* fi. 8INOU-VISIT LOAN, Phone first. munity conscience of many donors, apparent more copies would he Anthony Eden and U. S. Under- shoe shop, tannery, metal shop and 26* apnn.sor.ship of the team hecau.se Graduation exercise.s for the ' recently graduated fi om-Danhui y pi*ntKiy i6t1oMm*ph ol $10.0Sjra>ni n-lo-Swim rated bn the HcbTon-GileailbTi Road, BOLENS and BEAVER leant in«dt It r*tidtnti *1 til it'rrttndtnf t*«nt had suggested that Chou meet him his brace." explains Dr. J. Leonard campaign will open June 28 and not far from Hebron center Goldner. Duke orthopedic surgeon. GARDEN TRACTORS on the outskirts of Paris. Chou was run through Aug. 20-al Spring , Wiitnen'a Guild Meeting SALES— SERVICE—TR.VDES Park. Cla.sses will he held Mon-| meeting of the Women's Guild understood to have turned thi.s ' TER.MS down but he said he would delay ECONOMIC 18SUE ' days from 1 to .3 p. m„ for infer- „ f Sl. Peter’s Epi.scopal Church MOUTON’ t FON N IW ItT STYLKS AND BEST VALUE* hia departure if Mendes-Fnmee ISION mediates, and Wednesdays and ' took place Monday evening at the Capitol Equipment Co. .would see him somewhere in Ran diego (P The police blotter Fridays froip 1 to 3 p. m. for be- p.ecioi v Hall. It ‘wasn't a recipe 88 Main St.— Tel. MI-3-79.18 Switxerland. reported this repartee tn a bar; g-tnners. The groups will he de- .swap affair a.s wa.s scheduled. The Ohou waa_ expected to take off A husband slapped h'la wife. She fermined by the inrinirlor. Ray-j lime was featured by the piesen- foîndia tonight’ in a apeclal con-. Punched him. Then husband railed mond Vy. Smith, at the close of'tation of a gift of a handsome set a beer bottle over his wife's head. IGRAMS registration. Parents may register of jewelry from the Guild to .Mr.s. atellatlon plane flown here from * ' " ' She said, "You belter not hurt me. .their children , al the park until ' Keen. It was a very pleasant party New Delhi. He will push on to |Video Everyday—All Rights Reserved—H. T. Dickiôn A Co., Inc. > COSMETICS i Peiping after a thrte-day state Don't forget. I'm the one in the Jul.V 2. topped off with I efIeshmenis. family that's working." 6 WE C.\RKV ALL 4 visit at New Delhi. .Advancements Ker-eptlon .Srhediilert: ^ LEADING BRANDS ^ IJndt To Actions it'., The Bureau of Naval Pensonnel , T h e townspeople and other striking Blond For Bedroom Charm Mendee-France told reporters he WEIGHTY PROBLEM has announced an advancement in fi culs me I'cminded that there . . At A Low Budget Prire ‘That would be back in Paris tonight or the ratin," to electrician's mate : will be a public rei;eption for the Ârthur Drug Stores j tomorrow morning. H « a*'*! h* Salem, Mas.s. ig* R!aiIroad cross-, aerond rlass, U.SN, for Frederick j Rev. and Mr.s. Harold R. Keen this Makes -It An Exceptional Valu«! ing atlendants complained to police ' had no plans to see Pham,,Van S ep Dong, Vietmlnh p'breigrt minister, recently that thieves made off with the counter-balancing weights from This wonderful value for thrifty-minded people is avail- while he Is in Swdtaerland ahte in 3-piece combinatirin With the bookc'aae bed, lift Informed quarters raid Mendes- his crossing gates. France had Informed the Vielminh M«tiirolaTV top mirror chest and 8 draw drenaer for 8229. leader there are llmite beyond ClMf, Sharp, S»««i4y UHF- whi RAIIGE No. 7U , blher.s present included Colt Henri «Ui WEATKBN PLAVHOCUS —StarrinK .lack Wehb j de Brebissqn, senior French dele- (411 rNOLE ED’S F IN CLl'B (61 > TELKVIHION THEATER — —Kd Hatch SUN CHAISE ! gate in' the secret military nego i:1| t S) BII.L’H CABTOONS , Slack.** for Jounffing: . . . for (tardenintr . . all wash tiations-with the Commimi.sts fpy- (331 JOLLV GENE the e.stabli.shment o f a.sseirjbly l:M ( S-tl) HtIWDV DUODV TI14E SPECIALIST IN able, sanforized add guaranteed by Uood Housekeeping, (331 rii.iw Lazy aiimfner ItixurV for the porch, lawn areas in which the oppo.sing forc*e.s Hariiesshis I.uqiii(ta KITCHEN REMODELING Pick up several pairs tomorrow (o .see you through the would be concentrated after an 3:43 (33i TOWN l« IK B “ * - or terraOe, with adjustable hack, restful summer. , ‘ aiTnistiCf. • , MANC4IESTER 4:Se ( Si ME88AGE OF MABV PERsbNALIZED Innerapring matlre.ss nptffftaT(«Nrt_t.h ■ SPOK'irs SPOT—Met Allen $ 2 . ^ ANN'E; BAXTER 11:M ( 8) C0.4IEDV HOUR— STEVE COCHRAN iinias'jLsaa o n i n o o h i "I.et's. 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(331 AREA NEWS—Sports 11:13 (Ml THE IJ4TE SHOW ■"^.STARTS fOMORROW’” " (33, LOCAL NEWS—Fred Cwyer ■ Bri-ken Melody " "Make Haata (SI) WORLD News to n ig h t U;M ( SI NIGHT OWL THEATER — * Ughr Weight Trepitois STARTS Sl'NDAY •‘SECRET OF f.plt.-fimfilirit* ts!t*rn StiOO , , , pit/y *6*m| fj^t* to mohs t To IJve” 4:U (331 « RrSADER RABRIT - (41) FINAL a:DITION •“ DIAL M I-OR MURDER" TH E INCA!^ 1;S4 ( 41 c a v a l c a d e OF A3I ERICA Re.v Drury Simpitetty fottt'o . . . only eieut $3.S0 I* Msfcef Dorothy "Coureie tn ronnVtlcui" 13:t4 1411 WEATHER—John 'QuIII * Orleii-Rayen Blends ••HANGMAN’S H O L ID A Y " I Carlton ' . - «5S ' "SIcGulr# . (33-431 CAPTAIN VIDEO 13:14 (H) NIGHTCAP EDITION t Air-Conditioned .95 Heaton (411 WEATHER —Fred Dwyer C H I L D R E N " * ; y '‘* F R E E Stephen 7:44 (411 LITTLE SHOW for Comfort! *'Checks - - Nt »vlnqlonj,|jri)-tt Ht.iyqrauiid Rri'.i Technicolor McNally 7:14 (41i JOHN DALY-News lt;N (43) PREVUES lUI MARGE AND JEFF 1:M (4)N E W S 58 colors at a yard.'wi'lh color-related prints at a yard. (41) HIGHLIGHTS—Tom Coltcin 98c * Sharkskins ' “ " 7:U (Mi WEATRERVANE — Csvell Jobrrt Tomorraw'i Deytime Hlfhllfkle S2.99 ^ Adds color and .rpmfort to, summer 1;M ( t> CONNEt7rii;DT SPOTLIGHT 1:M ( II GARRY MOORE Planning your daughtcr.'s Easter dress? Make it the ajiecial dress of her dreams . iT t)^ living! Folding. hardwood frame In * Gobordines (U) MABR SABER 4;N ( |l) WELCOME TBAVELEBR "The Case of The ]>oor of 4:M (41) ON YOUR ACCOUNT making it of Inclian Head Cotton's matrhingYfinIs and plains. natural finish with striped duck.seat Death"- - (43) ROBERT q. LEWIS SHOW (S44(» DOUGLAS EDWARD* R And remember . . . Indian Head makes lie'r dream-dress a practical dress, too. It’s so and back. Adjusts to three positions.. THE NEWS easy to wash . , . the plain and print colors never Tade, never run intaeach other, always Keith value! ' ' (41) EDDIE FISHER SHOW 7:41 ( t-4n. NEWS_____ CABAVAN-______John keep their jiLst-new look. Cameron Sways* X H O P a t KEITH'S -TIU:B*DAY EVE FREE PARKING IN KEITH’S PRIVATE j< )t£ S L (Mi PERRY COMO SHOW For little clothes Ifor littie rnphey . . . sew with Intlian Head Cotton . . . in matching lirints-' auHluL Saaimey (HI INSIDE INDUSTRY N IN G U N T IL 9! theee ddnvenient ex P.ARHING LOT .ADJOINING THE m e n : s i H O P s 8iN ( I-S444I ARTHUR GODFREY R KHIRTR and plains,! ; . ’ ^ tra' hours fo’r the entire family. STORE It’s Just a step front Hie door. ~ISRIS FRIENDS EXCLUSIVE HITH US HANDBAGS .407 MAIN ST. — WCLOOM M NUNM Frankrank Parker. MartiMarion Mar- Cmarnniert “If any article'm'ade principally of Indian Head cotton ftili to. give proper tervice b^giise of low. Hateoke, 'Janatte I ^ E I I 1 . 9 9 Plus lax IMvls. Th* Marlatra. M(v IVEiakEIV J STREET lading or running of Indian Head colort...or>if tha -fabric thrinkt more thin J% . welwrU ipake good^thg Gcllcs Slstare, Lu Ann MANCHESTER £ . ^4U] coat.oj the article." • ' , , - , i i ' , , ' • J W O'" FORMAL WEAR FOR HIRE T h u r s Kiimaa. Tony Marrln. to G. E WILLIS and SON/ Inc. y; ' V ■ ' II KIN' M \ I t I'i M ~ tiw s ms MAIN ST OPi'OSITE HIGH SCHOOL ■ k : I ,i H '-lA-W till ■ -Aj S H O P \l Nf C O M F 0 R T - . - W E'-R E' A IR -C O N 0 I T 1 0 N E D ^ r o l t o n I Ml-'.I '1! t7S MAIN s t r e e t U m ANQHESTIK w t m PH5Ni^9iA023 ' V -v'l -ji;. ( • \

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PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN-. WEnNESDAV. JUNE 2.'?, 19«4 MANCHESTFE EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN- WEDNESDAY. .TUNE 23, 1954 PAG£ FIVff Church office or romj'ng before • ' ----- —^-P------■ "I.... I I ~ ' I 51 1 ■iVl 111*1 ■ I—...... ■ .i-^ Yiiles Receives a, nj/ on the opening day. - Mr. Berg' say* "I'm sure all en- rcE.‘i United Natiqns-Bopn or Boondoggle ? lighlened parenta realise that, as Scholastic Award the foundation of education and training is provided for pur^ chil AMESITE DRIVES / ' United N%tloni, New T o r k The first scholastic award ever dren, who will be the future'lesd- (NEAk—1» th* United Nktiona aj presented at Barnard School was era. it is tremendously Important that Instruction be given In the No Monty Down * 36 Months to1^y boon—or a boondotfle . | given to Richard Yules Monday at Evorybody haa hi* own opinion ; / la.Sting truths of the Christian a Barnard aasembly held at the about thla organleatlon whlrh.^' faith. It la In recognizing the im Paving,-* Drivewaya • Parking Areas amonf many thing*, feeds Aslan Verplanck School. Yules, who portance of this training that we children w h o a e stomachs are graduated from the eighth grade have" thla -Uhurch Schpol and in vite all-ebildren.” Swollen with hunger: proterla the .yesterday, received’ the sward for Manchester Tasmanian wolf—and make*^*Riis- outstanding achievement in sci aia pay U. S. income dax. ■ ence. ' Only about one person lir seven ^ •Surely Its original concept to-- . Presentation of the sward, over M years old Is dIsshled.N ,, i maintain peace and security, has' which was a (2.5 U. S. Saving* i Mitchell 9-5224 failed, just as the post-war world j ■ Bond. wtM—made bv Richard ,S.; haa failed. Nation* are .stocking: Bvers, xn+mupal of the Barnard with H-bombs- not goodwill. , School.*^s..Iohn Doniljan. science *t*ni«cli ! ' But while moat people have lost teacher,, rftaê the suggestion of CHOKED THOMAS COLLA CONST. CO. faith, few suggest liquidating UN ;THANK HKAVENS! Most attacks having such ahsSward^ are acid indisesUon, When it strike* |. 251 BROAD STREET M'ANCHESTER r — though one extreme group Yiile.s is the s?>n—»u Att.v. and , th in as'th is building would make tske Bell-ans tablets. They contain M’.s, Herman Yules of 107 Steep the (satest-acting^medicines known an excellentvhospltal. Hollovt\Lane. to doctors for the relief of heartburn Meanwhile, the political ma •nd Kis. Gel Bell-an» today. 25». chinery of the ITN must be main \ tained. like a warship in mothballs, HONEYS - EVERYONE! for possible emergency use. The Clin relics to Open citirens of many nations hired to maintain it will probabl” never die Vacation School of overwork, but have we a right \ •tp' quesUori their sincerity ? I What few understand is that be The cooperatixy 'V a <■ a t 1 10.0S S 1*31 6.72 hrtion critic's applause. all UN activities; the price of a 300 29.27 24 2$ 19.2$ $00 47.41 29 04 20 69 Some projects involve report; ipovie, and the UN is a good show. 1 h< 5* K-iiedulea of rrptymrni inriijdf all « harg** which probably gather dual in a We put in $25,000,000 and got back Thev ara based • • |>rompt monthly paimants. "File A Forget” cabinet. , much via UN purchaaes here, J. C. Dawes, a British engineer, at does not Include what dele- TIIIPHONI • WRITE • *r VI$IT w as employed by a U.N. agency | gf^tea drop In Gotham's night clubs to tour the U. studying garbage i jr the mink an Arab bought for P R E F E R R E D FINANCE eo„ me. disposal. a Broadway chorine. MANCHESTER { TTiere 1* a scheme to preserve ‘ 903 MAIN ITMIT • • Ucood AUoc AsXmight be expected, the Soviet l O . f ^ • r.* * SMILIN6 rSlR V IC I vajiishing species of kirds birds and Union and comrade-chums pav a - O p *n Tu« i W * 4 . ffi. 9 30 to 5 30 mammals, including the Indian , tiny share of the regular budget. #s«4 TKum4«f* 9 30 to a « CUi»4 Sotwfdor* lo^M« mo4o to roddont* of Oil ooorby towns SINGER Floor Samples Short Sleeve: Demonslralors and tûalily Used Machine.* '•**,a.**^ * J r Never! No. never'ha* Singrer offered such a choice selecti«m of Sewing Machine SPORT and POLO Bargains! Many oneôf-a-kind. Shop early! Complete with famous Singer Sewing t.e*- > ' ' ' ' ■•' * sonsl I)«»wn Payments are low as $9.!).>. Payments to suit y»iur budget! ■tr SHIRTS 1"; i. F e c ia l p u r c h a s e ; PLASHLieHT $ At Riirtnn's. each fitter ha.'; been perfectly ' For added cool comfort 4 • ' . H MU* ^ 9«l«(k«^ ck/6m« ep6«. SEE THESE GREAT VALUES \ ' ' trained tri fit. .vou correctly. You lovely , ^ A ft«ikli^l. Snap radio.'; can come hero with the as.surance F o r m a rly Now W^hable, Wonderful , that vôur garment.* will.be COirKECTLY ' Starting at i» | i4 \' 'FITTHD! • - ' ’ ■ SINGER PORTABLE : 69.50 39.50 Sport Shirts. Sizes S., M., L., XL., and XXL. DACRON BLOUSE HTINS iRS . INStCTICIDE Starting at ROPB SINGER PORTABLE ” « 49.50 $9.50 -7 'g qt. mpne- $1.39 jlty. .Spout DfV iralqht. fmodST. Hss SINGER PORTABLE “ 7950 - ■ H : ' c a at .m c .1 PICNIC KIT $ 5 . 9 9 Keep cool in o u r^ mou I d e d prDI|ur>|td pisstir hsn- bamb fil!*d Ha*a »• a f.1i#d d I e. Fibre a pet«n| eat* centa'N'nq aH ienpl*w**nti SINGER PORTABLE ,’ ” ®M45.00 glass Insu rAsactiC'dD. n«c*s$eiy far p -n c$. a.*E.*gi. We made a grand purchase on lOO®/, d - Lightweight SLA CKS lation. cron batiste sleeveless blouse that you will (ItCIIIC - OTHER MAKE PORTABLES 24.50 wear all summer. Washes easily, drie^ quick ‘VACRUM 'lANIEAN Ua.shahlp cotton.* or ra.xons. N'.v;lni,i and ra.von ROIIU ly, fetaihs shape, needs ho ironing.’ White, blcnd.s. Tropical .nrlon and wool and 1()0'> orlon. $5.15 SINGER CONSOLE 94-50 pink, maize. Sizes 32-38. S I.79 Id* q1 lari# rn far f-lbipg, betH*' W'Ak caraîBg. va- itE •H 4jlum.n.im eatiaa'' .CHEST Starting «eib. Has im. PawarfvJ ta- SINGER CONSOLE 94.50 f'a v c d iaa>. cu*4*9 b*a*M ftylfri plw9« SINGER CONSOLE 17M0 12430 Cool dacron and wool, ra.von linen amC n,\ Ion and NasJy NtlgfW NcrJirar* Mm Repeat Scoop!’ ra.v on blend. HOW TO BUILD A BOAT CART OTHER MAKE CONSOLES ” “ 49 50

H a rt <1 ag’iy way ta build a baal Starting at 'cart fbot to**i }uit a law Kauri ta carvu OTHER MAKE DESK MODEL 11950 C O R D SU IT plata and' ii (mall anaugK te (far* -t*- Regular*, lontr.*, short.';,-stout.* and .«omr .short yaur baat ar canaa, »Kaa it ii takaa stout.*. a^art. Maunt t»o woedan wKacU an-« SINGER CONSOLE - . u . ^ipa'aela, wKicK l( flattanad and drillad ’*'•“ 14950 ia iKa cariyr far aMaehing fcraVE. TKa •upparf ii cut la iKt iKap* al fKa beat Short SleeVe Terry cloth a'r eanat. It U than ..drilltd. fa accarn* SINGER DESK MODEL 2 7 4 . 5 0 21230 madala a ia«rtmowar fypt kandla and * Swim Trunks locking bolf. 8.98 Pullover SINGER DESK 190.00 Rayon and cotton Icbeck*. MANCHESTER All n.vlon, rayon ela.stic. SHIRTS a • • a (4) SINGER DESK MODELS Sensational grou'p of chromespun, co.ttbn and Plain and’fancy colors. 3550, "Wornerette" I Inilifriiilrnl I A-handful of liet. but what wonderful control! $ 2 and up PLUMBING ***(■***••* acetate cord suits that are worth much more. jThat’s Warner’s famous panty girdle with $ J 9 5 (6) SINGER CONSOLES 2550 . A o;.tummy-flQttenihg, stay-up HARDWARE ' ' ■ eft the *tay-up top, a comfort-plu.* gird!e that u STORE ; 4 ' .Fitted styles, boxy styles. Misses sizes 10-16, never .sque^Jies or binds because it’s cut to . SUPPLY CO. , follow your body contour ! In white, in sizes V, small, medium and large. Also in regular Juniors 9-15. Blue, gray, pink. Half sizes 10.98 y-'i - » PANTY GIRDLE girdles. - .> . 1 " ■ . F, T, BI.ISH ,JR., Pya».aiid Traoi. , ' SINGER CENTER by . Warner “IF irs HARDWARE— WE HAVE tT." J \gWE Give ^ GR£EN* STAMP* \t77MAINST. , ^ PHONE MI-3*4425 SBzIdAlN ST., IdANCHESTiR I PHONi MUekaH 3-I6B3 ■\

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Talmadge. Louisiana. San. RuaaeU 900 New Planets laadtr, praised Sden’a work at extend* "Into th* wideat eirclea of Coventry committM ehglrman. Th* P«tr*Bt- wns the latest major development wer* moving'back’to their homss. Bedell Smith Sees Long and Mlsslaslppi Sen. James Geneva gad.declared: ^ Honor Student Reds Foresee R ift" Enriiah public opinion,’’ Pravda Teachers Assn, and Grade 7 par- Hundretis Flee could k e ^ . the leveea from b e in ^ in a Aolid week of continuing f1ood> Tl)e rrtals also had eased at NiglilsrtiibMralilG ■Rastlsnd, ,sU Demoersts. "I think the real obstacle to declared. f enta- will furnislj light refreah- . I topped. But- they werq doubtful crises-throughout northwest and Fort.Dodge. Webster City. Boone The quotations were intended to Are RecHscovereil settlement In Korea ir._the failure “ In England, they realize more 'ments. Mr*. Donald C. Smith Is Whether they could stand the con north central Iowa. and other central. Iowa towns, but Bulk of Imlochiiia support the SofVlet point'" that to recognize China's position and Hurting West Talk . V * and more distinctly the danger of general chairman of the entertain tinued pqunchng of the angry tW threat, however, had eased the most serious flooding since Negroes are persecu,ted in the . ' ■■ for China to have her proper place As Des Moines the revival of German militariam Young Mothers Club Close ment assisted by Mrs. Ford Mor waters. St .‘'iitux City, where the emergen 1947 was expected at Waterloo beyond belief for fiery, iuhine Safe from Reds United States. , i Ah Arbor. Mich., June 23 OPi — in tahe United Natio'ns. Moscow, .June 23 Ign yPravda .. .regarding Aaia, England, which gan, Mrs, James A- Martin, Mrs. “This city 'is faced with the cy was.declared ended ye.sterday. and O d e r Rapids, iii-, northeast ilatiaa, with speeiallr mrdirattd The article, prominjntly printed Discovery of almost '^00 new "It really, is a farce still not to predicted today that "sharp con loat much as a result of support Donald M. Williamson, Mra. Clar Levees Weaken worst flood aitt''rion in its entire end at Ala.son City,, in northern Iowa' on the Cedar River, Satur 'ReaiBol ■ 4ht otatmeat tuh in ItniSin. on the msiij news page_ and silked ssteroids or pip-squeak planets - recognize the present government tradictions between America and ing the American adventure In. Season with Fashion Show ence W. Crane. >lra. Everett history.” Mayor Joseph 1/80 Iowa. Evacuees in both towns day and Sunday. X ./ SootbM and. oila tender tUa—lertens (CM ttnved-frau F«C« « " ') by commentator, S. Kendrashev,'; o f China as being the accepted England" w ill put a crl/itp m Presi Korea, fears being thrust Inin the BarUjt' Mrs. Stanley Mason. Mra. detire to tefatch—Uiua aids hcahn|. and redisevovery of some of those Dreser said In proclaiming a flood concluded: | government of China. I am hop dent F ‘*'hhower'iS R eelin g this ‘seeond Korean war’ which aggres Henr>’ Sherman, Mrs. Willism (Contloned' from Pnge One) emergency. (tocUned comment when asked Ooventry,'June 23 (Bpeclall firemen’s home softball games at "Certain bourgeois American i that have been "lost" for many ing that soon a> realistic approach weekend with Pyime Minister sive circles in the United States Glennfy, Mrs. Andrew J. Buckley, The Des Moines River, swollen whether any new step* w th re- The fourth anfmal aocial feauturingi the Plains. Athletic Fie'd, Mrs. F.tf- newspapers .sre Calling the ■«> ted during a five-year v.ac Search 1 tions in their policies toward A.sia'n was sentenced for forging the stage aettings.'The event was held proved at the meeting/ Fisher, after spending a few days . • imperilled area, expected Knowland aaid the Churchill- iHcorv." Miaaing datea?'^^^^' And he said work ts now. pro qhuntriea,” it said. name "Verne Swindler" to a irav- at the Nathan Hale Community Meeting Listed here, left yeslerda.V to spend three ! ^***®'’* ' f hut stuck to its predirtion of a Bden visit, starting Friday, wa,s against each'other, but a kind .of gressing to computs their orblT». / Opposition to rearml'hg Germany eler-’s check. Miaaing. traina? Center last night. The Little Scissors 4-H Club mouths in work camp projects urt- . , 29 to .10 foot crest •sometime lo- H.VNnS-OFT- FctUCY .seciiril.v pact among all. the coun discuss^ in general t^rms and or paUiways tHinugri space, sh as N o ib io g ia more The social was highlighted by will meet tomorrow at 3 p. m, at rier sponsorship of the American i ‘ h V c l^ k and emergency' morrow. thiit the President promised to ad New York, June 23 lA*/ V. S, tries of A.sia .so that they might to try toi.add them to the list of kritating^ than a watch that 13 appropriately decorated tables, the home of Mrs./Arthur Johnson Friends Society. Mias Fisher is s j more, woriters. TNyo m.'Jor tioutiJe spots de-! vise congressional leaders, if any Kducation Commissioner Samuel avoid what has happened in Ku- Tnember of the Westown, Pa.. City offtcikls were pe.ssimistlc won't keep good time. To pro one for each month of the year on Ripley Hill. veloped, both in southeast Des [ changes In foreign policy develop B'ownell said today the policy of some other baby planets i-^pe .so often tearing up whole .School facultv. She apent part of ■(' ‘ he le-eew would his'officg IS one of non-intei fer- whose orbits are well-known to | ,.mintr.v,■ by w.ar.”war.” tect the accuracy of yonr watch and the thirteenth as a novelty ('clebratqAAiinlversaryebratq/.Aiinlversary hold. They were'designed to with Moines. Water was pouring ■a a result of that conferehce. Barbara L. SirmleipikI Mr. andd Mrs. William Robarge last summer under a similar pro tvSK-M-:.. em e with the .stales on .segrega astronomy. Checi'S came from all sldea as have it inapected at leaat once table. Mra. Joaeph Eaton was the stand a 28-foot Xrest. Sandbags through a 'orea'n in s levee left for j ' House Speaker Martin (R- ■A.steroids sre believed to be 4K>lniat and Mrs. Robert L. Bissell. observed tl^ ir forty-fifth wed- gram in Mexico A few' years ago a railtonrt track and workers' i-*: Mass) described today s sesKion as tion questions. Attlee gave his wholehearted sup Barbara Lee Siemienskt. daugh d year. We’ll do thia for you she toured Europe with a bicycling were being ^ssîly emplaced fragments oP a planet which ex port lo the Cliuichill-Eisenhower the pianist. Dessert and coffee was ding snnlve>saryVe.rsarv yesterday.vesferdav. They were busy trying to plug the gap "informative." and added that tfif CommenUng on the .Supreme ter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Siemi- fptt. You'll be amazed at howi group. against the anticlpiHed 29 to 30 ploded age.s ago or perhaps even meeting, and said he hoped it •erved. had a famity reunion in Bristol On foot peak. \ with sandbags. leaders got a picture of "a seriX Court decision banning segrega- enski, formerly of this town, has much better your watch wiH Mis.t Jane Fisher, the youngest ; chunks of planetary material would load l<, talks later With So Those who modeled include Mrs. Sunday. '/ I f the levees give WaV a fifth of Til* second spot, ws.s' near the ous' situation, but there is a -ray ,tion in puhhc sehools, Brownell graduated from the' Inglewood run after it ia cleaned and oiled. mon'.'ver of the Fisher family, will which never got a.s,->errihled Into a viet Premier Georgi Malenkov. Hansen, Mrs. Honeywell, Mrs. ■ /Pa|MT f'nllrctlun the city will be flooded land 3.000 Scott .street Bridge, where the THURSDAY! « f hope.” He did not elaborate. said his offii e would help the High School. Inglewood. Calif. She I f repaira are needed our expert leave todsv for Camp Hnchelga. W: : full-size planet. The biggest Knapp, Mrs. Gros.so, Mrs, Milton The/Greon-Chobot Post Ameri to 4.000 persops will ^ made Des Moines and Raccoon Rivers Knowland aaid the leadiri-a got- stales "when they want us to " hut is one of the toiy’ ten honor stu South Hero, Vt. She will sei-ve known asteroid is '011 in ‘ he hands qf the commu- ('Continued from Page One) or Ixiui.s Sfeiillet. m ^ y. ESTABLISHED JEWE1.ER 8-8 p.m. at the Nathan Hair /Oom- cy Bi.s.sell. Hostes.sea were Mrs. /olh*'others were being readied. ing aYtow section of the dikes. If bcommendaflons for nity. strengthened hia "skeptlciim about The post voted to purcha.se a lined any /She is the daughter of the for muni.ty Center. Roy M. Jon/s will Nellie McAllister and Mrs. Audre/’ A t the north edge of the city, water ^ m e through there, city o f dealing with tnW aituation in the always try to remind myself," in soUtH-vasI Asia- carried "risk.S the wiadoi.. of having a iCongree- 787 Main St.—Tel. MI-8-5817 suitable American flag for the - j sional) committee inveetigate it- mer Estelle Gryk of this town and the chef. Tlie coir.nmlce in C olejif Manchester. ./ where the river enters Des Moines, ficials *1^ . it might flood the city Far Cast, Knovm t^ said he w as: h« said, "th a t public education is 1 of a wider conflagration'' and proposed scljool when it is'.com- / ■ the people's education 8«lt." the granddaughter of the late Mrs. Stale Thentor Bnllding CtloiTge of arrangement^ include flood waters closed the Euclid hall, wherq flood headquarters is "not tn a .position to ■ go beyond i iirgerl caution. He .said: BARSTOW*S peled in the north di,slrlct. Avenue bridge which carries loisted ^ He spoke in favor of state action He .emphasized he does Y>f- Sophie Gryk. Mrs. Harold J. Crane, ,’Mr.s. An Manchester Evening H em l^Cov- what I ’ve said.” HC m ^ e the same "The idea of a pact for south-1 Department coilvention dele reply when asked whethN^r he was on most matters, with his federal lieye any other commlttee/wo>nd PHONE MI-t-7234 drew J. Btwkley. Mr^ Henry B. enfry correspondent, Mrs. Charles transcontinental U. S. Highway 6 The Iowa’Power and Light Co, ; ea.st Asia and the Pacific is really | gates recently elected who will traffic through Des Moines. De plant souttiea^ of town reported •ncouraged by the informWjon he office serving as a form of dealing have developed more factyôr Keen chairman, a-,d Secretary of the Read Herald Advs. Durkees. Mrs. Edgar Xv'ennei berg, , not a new one. It Vies been can- j Mrs. Robert L. Helmjt Mrs. Delmar represent the post .luly 15. 16, 17 IJttle, telephone PI 2 -6 8 ^ tours. were available. Some 40 "every precaiitinn" had been taken house for advice and reyearch and more thorou*rli 'Lhan the ^ o u p over Army Stevens and their aides. obtained at the White Hdtise 'hteet va.s.sed for manv years. W. Potter, Mrs. Delmar V. Potter 4n Bridgejmi't include Commander miles northwest of Des Moines. .and the plant wa\ sunounded by a coordination of state activities. ' which he presided. Stevens acct.ssd McCarthy and liig. . . ! '.'It is quite wrong to siippo.se Of Mansfield, M ry I>>o F. Trem Fianz. who will also act as-chair f'OLI.EGB 1l M e .H.S U. S. Highway 30 was closed sandbag wall. BVM offu-isls said After Smith’a hour-long repori Brownell said hia office would nl- But he said some,/other com two aides of e:;erting improper tempt lo reduce federal control of '.that it suddenly sprang into the blay, Mra. Leo T. Leary. man of the delfgates. Richard J. west of Boone and traffic was they didn't know whether the wall on Geneva at the atari of the petent committee COTld have done preasurea in seeking Army favors East Lansing, Mich. Hoe- ational education grants and al- light of day a few weeks ago fully Jodry and Eugene Rychling. Al being re-routed. ‘ would be high enoughs, « ' ^ 'meeting. Dulles took over for a the Job faster, and/found it easier for Pvt. G. David Schine, a for About 90 artifles have been do- the-gardenitls and baseball fever low^ ' he states more latitude in •.srmed like Minerva from the head ternates will he Oscar Miller, --In Des Moines, city offinsla The direct peril to\Des Moine.s to keep to the pertinent facta." mer non-salaried member of the n.'iled to date' for the bazaar in nie siiapected c^lributors to the half-hour and talked aboiit Inter UBing i^ era l jgranls for vocational I o ' Jupiter. - Richard C. Snow and Robert L. national problems generally. ] "Its relevance to. current events .In 36 days of public hearinga subcommittee staff. -McCarthy November. The women will have 6,1 000 hours c^ slck leave taken ' - \ ______educatiw Bissell. ' , last year by Michigan State Col There also was 30 miniltw of ' must not he exaggerated. It which ended las. Thursday the in countercharged that Stevens and a food sale /n .‘-ei.teni'oor. To dale Recent card parly winners at The cotflmisaioner said federal We Love To Sell T O P V A LU E! the follo\>mg liave worked on the lege employqs. It coat the school general discussion, with the Presi vestigation.. subcqminittee Bought Army counselor John G, Adams the Legion Hall include .Mrs, aid to state school con.stmction pro-] s fuiuce .safeguard, but Friday nlghl aiM-ial refre.slimenls $100,000. .''Now the college has dent and the congressional leaders grams should ifoJIow a strong stale ' ‘‘ is not a present panacea.~ for the truth in niacohdiict efiargea had tried to "b.ackmair' him into iJiiiru .Small. .Mrs. Edna Dazy, / participating. ramV, on what . the ' Kprmer Prime Mini.sler nem ent and coiinter-rhacges exchanged by dropping a .search for Communists Each Itam boiow was sold out direcHy offer being advertised on committee. .Vr.s. James T. Mc Emil Dazy, Ray Aiibin. all of Wil- hi'.ed H }fia(luale nurse to check Namara, Mrs. Eugene W'. Conner, on sick An hour and a half later, the I Attlee, Labor party opposition Ren. McCarthy i RX\\'ij ), jtg regular in the Arm }’. liiriantic. Ricliprd J. N eff and Mrs. states require. \ THEY’RE HERE AGAIN! DON'TiMISS THESE VALUES Mrs. Rayniond H. Kates, Jr., Mrs. m National Security Council was or "The majority ofûhd.s,'’ he Theresa Boijr of Coventry were p r A ' :-S dered to a conference which the —THEY'RE TOPS! T Ernest Peloquin, Mrs. Fredericlc other-winne/s along wj(h Mrs. Ida AUTO M.ASS.4CKE? I \ i noted, "will- have to cbqie ' from Flaherty. Mrs. Delmar V. Potter, White House’ said was "nece.ssi-' state and local rommunilfi^.” Dupre,V and Charles Jacob.sen of • Mr.s. Robert K Helms. Mrs.'C. L. Dsceola, Iowa iJS Iowa Highway— tnted" by,, the forthcoming Stafford. itrol car.s carry large signs Little. Mrs. Ralph C. Hoffman and \ 2 f o r ;ûrchill visit. The President is CLOTHES UKE THESE I N A Guaranteed by (iiHid liou.sokeepinE Graduation li roas Iheir backs, showing the Hurry for thoso c a r m a n of the council, which CoiitraH ill MAKE VACATION Mrs. Milton Zurmiihlen. Some ".’’i pupils will receive di current traffic fatality toll in the : w ith ies Dulles and other admin Vw I I and Parenl.s .Magazine Monday night Ihe group voted plomas tomorrow night diirl state for the year "184 Hilled in ; •xtro savings on istration leaders in rriilitary nr to pa'y the bill of $214 .10 for the graduation exercises at Ihe R; '.M ' The other day When a patrol foreign affairs. The President's McDonald (roal new Scott Air Pak ordered and re ert.son School AiKlitoriiim. Award man atopped his car for a stop aign.;/-’■• •vident .concern in calling the TOP VA LU E! ceived by the lo J print* ______a for $1 Eisenhower- turned- to another A slnk'e is possible at midnight .w, never , rust— , (leave your set ■ U P f i t T £ facet of this Country's Far Ea.st- next Wednesday whonThe pre.sent HIS MOM-.. out sunsummer and winter) — SHORTS, a*terted ityle*. ^ « p E C IA U 3 «m problems \ the future of contract expires. ■ ani\ Ihe finest type of end, S9c TIRR tÔLOS/ completely wathabie, no ironing color*, fotton* SI I Japan—in a sp^ch last night to McDonald said ye.steidav that /joints lilinented. The mallea- needed. A1 ^b quickly. Size* 1-3, 4-8. 2 ftn the National Editorial Assn. He- U. S. Steel Corp. has come tip with / ble, I'ltsl Iron leg soekets arc 1 Package 30 s stiivtiiss Mouses ^ I told a conyentlonX qf editors of a "completely unsatisfactory" new i .A AND THE BUDGET, TOO! Wajh-ea*)r fabric*. Size* ■IJ jlisl like the ones that equip DRUG STORE SALE S9c SUNSUITS! K. wathable broadcloth in print*, solid •otne 5,200 -weekly newispapers contract proposal, / Ihe $100 gym sets. "Two \ I Sandwich I 9olors with trimsVîzcs 1 to 6. ------2 / W V 32 to 38______ST that Japan is the "kyy to the de- Details of the proposal, or the groun men ran ride safely 442 MAM STREET AT ST. JAMES STREET fense " of the western Pacific. Union'.* exact demands, were not on llie sturdy sky-seonler. "So it becomes absolutely man- 'revealed^ f'an'l Ivat this set — and I BAGS I datory for-us," he continWd, "that I HqwWer. the Union's Wage .Pol- GRANTS BASEMENT It's only ON SALE THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY Japan does not fall under\he dom- i.9H, 3 ft. X .4 90 gal. POISON IVY days indicating that -an Irnlochina capacity ...... $9.98 OAK or SUMAC >1.\I.N S T „ .M .4 N C H E S T E R TENMS SHOES peace might atiil be negotiated has Washington, .June 23 i/P- Son POLO SHIRTS Keg. 2.'29 rhildren'.. Size. (;im ;s' .s'noR’rs 46 ” TABLE OII.CLOTH created some uncertainty about the Reg. XIH.OH. !i ft. V 4 ft. l.iO SUPPOSITORIES Humphrey iD-.Mlnni *aui today 4 In 39 .'V-12. Springy, thick Reg. I..*9 value. 4 Mylea and Reg. A V yd. ExrIGng talks. gal. eapacity . .413.98 aiYCtRIM . INFANT OR ADUITS. JAR 12 (Limit 2) • • T O f i the people are entitled tq’ "reliable Tube I . T O sponge IniLoir, ru.hlon fahrir. to rhooke printR and and consistent ” reporta' from de $1.39 ond up Reg. 819.98, 6 ft. V 4 arch. $ 2 from. Size* 7-14. $1 •olid*. ^2 ,vda. , . $ 1 fense leaders on this Ration’s new ft. 180 Izveslia DeiioiiiuTs gal. i'apacity . $I.V)I8 25c BORIC ACID OINTMENT 0 for weapons and technj/’alVprogros.s I iYS’ TENNIS SHOKS compared with Ri|.s.â. Diekit Dungarees 1 OIMCF, TUBE—Limit 2. . f Reg. 828.98. 8 ft. X 8 ft. 270 iiyanthill “wing fool.” strong 2.98 P ItN K .11 BOYS’ DUNOAREES Humphrey said /l onfiising arid 4 U. S. Race Bias -Ban- and Carters gal. capacity . $24.98 ranva. iipfter., ru.hlon heel. Fill It with ho| or rnld Reg. 1.20 value. Sturdy hlaq. conflicting " , statements came flLEAN, B'ASHED from The conference of ilefense 4 to 16 arrh Innole. • J liquid, for o'litdoor denim. Boxer atyle. (CofiHmied from Page One) 3 DAYS .All »lze.. Reg. 2.89. '• fun. .Sizea 4-10. leadfi.efeiise IN FLATABLE PO(>LS $ 2 .9 8 , ly everything will remain the Qugrles,/ 111 charge of research IIH) IJi. Rag $1.29 name old w ay" For the powerful ‘and development, wa.s quoted a* OF V IN V L and KOROSK.%1.. “ American racists will find thous saying that the margin between PAPER TOWELS 9 s97c Extra Cnamy ands of lopphoie.s. Ihoiisand.s of Amer.ii an ami Russian progress m CHCFLlNE—ISO SHEET AOLL (Ihmii 2). . W * V I YOIOM w . Ways starting with laws and end technological weapons had nar- ing with direct terror to pre.serve roued. ' TOP VA LU E! lEOOOMNT the inviolability of segregation " • , Soon afterward .Secretary of m To support- its theory. -Izvestia Oefonse Wil.«oii I old, reporters the S A V E ^ quoted South Carofina Gov. James, United Slates still Kai* a "two or UGHTWEIGHT OUTDOOR 59' F. BvTnes. Missi-ssippi Gov. Hugh: thiee-vear ” advantage in this field JACKETS FOR ^Tlite, Georgia Gow H e r-m a n over Biis.-ia. CHILLY NIGHTS BABY PEN REGULAR 59«

SPORT SHIRTS If you have trouble keeping track of baby you can sohe ^ 3 ^ Uotton, n}liin,' slmrt this problem at once—with a ft ‘Illiir WILL GIVE YOU aleevrs and ferrv cloth. alx-stded pen that anchoni ,7 . Sizes 4 to 20 Into the ground. ‘ Gives 22 Dtatb to Anti y r^YyM w feet of protected pla.v area. y o u r o l d Made, of sturdy hardwood. DCOM t t \'h m RMi-BANaERT FEATURE DRUG VALUES! ANT-PRUFE 22"x44 * V z.r— K j l ^ f M i# V WASHER ON A SCOT 8 -ot.S EPSOM SALT b ru ii 9 8 ' .\ulomatir - $11.98 S«)*ctRd magnetium ' tulfalR USP cryilalt. \\’a.sHer Extra sides available at i t BATH ea<'h. JI*g. 35c. SUMMER TOYS ! ^ W O R G I Lb. (Lim it 1) Bated No, I B.y Iwadlng UnnHiiiiier i»r-*earch Magazine's REACH RAI.IJ4 2 t* Calamln* Lotion 16 Inch plastic ...... RK(;i l..\R PRICE O A c QooKSoothing Long-Lasting TOP V A LU E! Plain or phtnolotod. 4-ox * A MURINE ANACIN .SWIM RINGS TOWELS SUMMER 100 Aspirin 'Yable* $239.00 g l Q r FOR EYES TABLETS Colorful plastic...... PAJAMAS HEDSTROM r.S.P. quality...... Bottio O Q t SAND PAII.S Reg. 25e rernxtde. I Less Trade-in .MIou ance h o ttio, 54‘ o/JOO. U O With shovel...... < KNIHED SHOPPING STROLLE)^ WfiL l.lnilt '1. . . T9c SAND-SIF.VE $40.00 SEERSUCKER (.'ompletfly rollnp s i h I e. With moldR...... 9‘ urdlly built-with ateel For Longer Distance S2.50.S2.95 seat supports and strong REACH MATS 4 to 12 SNEAKERS wheels. Attractive plaid ZIPPY PO-llO For real romfoti. TOILET KITS w a d in g po o ls YOU PAY O.M.Y S3.25.$3.9S $3.35 fa $4.50 seaL' G O LF B A L L S , ideal for Comp Silicone Heavy pinatic, 48 x 88. ' Four more inches ol towel than.you 10 to 20 Depending on alM. I*. treated . 59* ■ usually get for this low pri?e!-.5 FAMILY SPECIAI. ; Rag. 1.59 1.00 $5.98 Half Gallon PEUCAN glowing color* with dropped' terry MOCCASINS' MEN'S 1.29 - COOLER 4CG. 1.59 OFHCIAL HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL lO Y SCOUTS border, ^’ou save 90f on ' j dozen! Foctm m hfcer fn ie lt i ^ NYLON TIERS; H-INTH ','tavF up to 49c pr. Hand- SPORT SHIRTS^ - IRced Burdinr Cushion in Look. Nylon for .the price . Low poun Pa>ihMiti ELECTRIC FANS 19c M atchm E W i loth s— U ,e ' N O U S E ^ 4 soles. Gay colon. Men *, of ravon! I^ull 64’ wide to Open weave skip dent cot- i ■.‘t . ‘15-55 TemM 1.00 BaAh Towe.lM, super thick—r74e women • and , children'*- the pair,, 36* long. OR* .ton closely stitched and Vsla* Reg. 6.89 5.98 ■ Rtyle*. wwn for^Onger wear. ' wh^te. Buy now— ind save. Gay Flowered ■Mouthed I ’ m.'size* S*M• * /f'* liedicatad Push-Button MISTER ICE^ JAMES A. WOODS SHOWER P ic n ic , The canned ice tlMt C O * . I'.SE C R E U lf C6 l PQNS—NO iijOWN PAYMENT—SPEND L IK E CASR APPLIANCES MEXMRA M 0 U 1 lERET m e BUY! Inaie for hour... 3 V C SALES SERVICE 7 ' POWIER lEOIORIZER (inllon I W. T. GRANT CO MI-9-1918 « i I ton .1 GIVE 4^ GREEN 1089jnAIN ST. -w TiEU Mi-3-S85A T h n o l O t 3 9 ' ■Ice ..... <9 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER Main St.. Manchester S.22 79* Sconft.v I , h. J W. T. GRANT CO.

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u A PAGE EIGHT ER EVENING HERALD. MANCHES^KIJR. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 1954 V - X MANCHESTER EVENING HfiRALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, .TUNE 23, 19-'>4 PAGE NINV Britain Ib Rccogriizcd ârgancy faar of tha Commu- K HUmrl^pBtpr niata to laad us into opan lack of wslav Drought Blarney Stone It was a Strang# hind of "Droôdles respect ,for the rights of our Hal Boyle triumph which Prime Minister £opnitt ijprald friends? ■ Tm*eateiis Wheal By ROGER PRICE I I I Chapel Altar - ^ N E H T L O W 0 Churchill was privileged to an PUBLISHED BY THE HERALD PRINTING TO;. JSt. nounce in the House of ..Commons Belgrade ()P)- — A fall drought SUMMER PRICES 13 SIrrM Rindge, H: H. iJP) - K piece of A Plate of Snaijs Hunch'ilPr, Conn Thursday. It was that Communist What’i! The Tarxet Now? and a late sutftmer threaten to cut Ireland's famed Blarney Stone ie THOMAS P. f ERGUBON. China is about to recognize Brit Y ugoslavia's w lteat crop this year- WALTER R. FERGUSON among stones from many nations JEDDD—HIGHI-AND Publi*hrr_“Pierre, thia is m y" tich butler and- garlic eailce and E ed aa»a Mall Matter. dream of yesterday with 3:59.4, pines on a New 'Hampshire hill spr.'inkled with chopped parsley. Since that time, Britain ha.s main to fill the gap. But the country CONNECTICUT laat meal before I leave rarla," 1 will have to keep importing, there* side, is a memorial to all soldiers 1 looked from the snails to Pierre, SUBSCRIPTION RATES Landy has now run the mile in who died in World War II. said to the waiter in La Grande ■What n ex t? ■ For 80 Years Brides tained a representative at Peiping. by consuming foreign exchange Payable tn Advance 3:58, and no one can aay that an One Y ear ...... 115.50 And this circumstance has created desperately needSd for industrial Douglas Sloan, who founded lAe Lnt-kjaw. "You lift -the snail out with Six Monthe ...... 7.75 other second or two/ may not be nonsectarian cathedral after the COKE Ton$23.00 La Grande Lockjaw is one of this little fork,T explained Pierre, Three Uontha ...... 3 !>0 all kinds of friction and bad blood goods. • ‘ those intimate Left Bank restau . 1 .1(1 death ''bf' his Air tf"orce son, Lt. "ami eat it. Thten you pick-up One Month ...... between , Britain, which, has de clipped off before the year is out. ' Ttie situation Is a tough blow to rants that won fame* In an odd Weekly ...... 10 Yugoslavia's Communi.st . governX Sanderson Sloan,. received the the empty shell apd drink the . .05 What, then, will be the new and way: Victof Huô once dropped in. Single Copy ...... • ■ • ...... fended sfn h a policy as mere'dip- ment which has been trving des Blarney Stone fragment from J. FOGARTY BROTHERS sauce in it. Very simple.” to waiKins unattainable goal? W. Chapman of Lynn. Mass. rend the menu', then left, com M EM BER OF lomallc routine, to he followed irt perately to increase agricultural 256 CENTER STREET—MANCHESTER "Ij<‘l'a get /his straight. You plaining of a stomach hi he. Ever THE ASSOClArED PRESS Bannister , says, of bandy's ef lic-Tar-Toe Kit" It had been in the Chapman 24 HOUR SERVICE—TEI.. MI-9-45SB said to ea t -tlie stiail. By that, The Aeeaclated Prew t» exclueively any case when a Regime is obvious production — ;even to the extent of famil.v for 100 years. In the 1850's ainre thep the little restaurant ______i .c-"" entitled'to the use of republlratlon of fort, that "this shows there is no freeing pea.sants from man.v,oner Uncle Frank was always a naturally, you hican to swallow all news dispatches 'credited to It. or ly in control of a country, and a boy from Ireland crossing the COAIv—COKE—FUEL OIL ba.a . been (Jacked with -I’isiling in- it : fast.” finality in .’erorda. They can all ous government controls and pres whiz Tlc-Tac-Toe. He had a Atlantic fell overboard and was tellertuals hoping to fall ill in the YEAR not otherwise credited In this paper American leadership which,., al sures.. The United States may ,bf “But, no, M'sieu. 'Yoii chew it and also the. local news published here. be brokert.'.' Very in^nious mind. Back in the rescued by one of tTiapmah's an same place 'that naii.seated the All rl*hts Of republlratlon of special though it recognizes almost any called on to help out as, it did with — like this." Pierre ' flapped his values like \these! .A* dispatches herein are also reserved. Ana" sp they have* been, seem- hills of West Virginia where we cestors. In gratitude the lad gave author n of the .snail t>egan. and arranged I poughând resolute effort to carry about all a prisoner will be able ”111 pay the bill, but I can't eat 'London and will send a diplomatic Aa we go from season to season In Denver and Indianapolis. Born typographical mistake. to do” while confined there. yoiiNjuiow how it Is w ith u.s Frem h. those snails, " I replied. "It through ' a. handsome campaign representative there. And prac we can but marvel at the ever-in in Indianapolis. Died Tuesday, We do not like to .inteiriipt Ui- would be like gnawing on 12 one- promise—or an ability to change Belle Amour even iii'th e ca.se of tically everybody in Britain is creasing beauties of nature, but to legged carpenleis. ” mind and policy in- accordance S.XI-’ETV FIR.ST! a snail. But" he loo'ced at his "Dili, life has piany problems for happy about this, because it goes, me none can compare with the watch " in only three months with changing conditions and, per Greenville, S, C. i/Pi ■ ■ Fire en us men with good heaits,” said along with what British policy and changing color of the autumn gine sirens interrupted a civic club "I can't wait, I’ieiro." I said.' Pierie, "But What shall I do with haps, changing opinions, too. ■theory have been all along—that foiliage which daily becomes more safct.v meeting where Sgt. Joe despondenll.v. "And I don't mind Die sn ails?” The Eisenhower administration beautiful as each leaf comes near Jenkinson, city safct.v officer, was telling you you're going to make "Take 'em out'in the back yard Choose Open Stock! the job of the western world is to me look like a bum with my - and turn 'em all loose again, I came into office pledged to be. er to death. With this thought speaking. Jenkinson's car was ■/ lure Communlst.Cljlna out into the comes the question, "What is ablaze. The fire started from a friends, q'hey won't even believe I know they're -supposed to be cook a Bound, tig h t money adm inistra was in Paris." ed, but maybe they're just play- Single Dre.pris. S. C. t/Pi—Carolyn Jam es,' later, and said; accompli.shed,” he said on his re Hollywood Red, .shown in room, with Har Base 82.50 policies are sonwhliyr remote and peaceful and pleasing development, as Webster best defines it "the 11th grade I„oris High School stu ■"M'sioii Uf very fortunate. The turn several moments later, salut vard frame; reg. $29.50...... 24.25 ing and handing me the bill. Intangible. But for those who but in the behavior of the Chinese order of things fixed or established dent. wa.s elected Loris "F titure ohef .says he b«-s found 12 snails Mirror and Chest which, for one reason or another, C h ^ of four drawers in 30 inches wide, knew something about It, there by divine dcri-ee. " F arm ers of AiVierica sw eetheart." As I paid it, I noticed he had a Mirror 27.50 Communists at Geneva, their first Christ in His teachings referred are 'riot intere.sle some other kind of skill oiseiise. ûp credit again. through the Panama Canal, look 1- ing for arms they did not find. So K'. In any*evciit, the conespondenl Just like the Truman adminis i \ should stoji at once trying /rtu far as the publu: record knows, i . ^ . rr~ " \ ■ /I' tration before it, the Eisenhower .f disgno.se or neat licjsell, sin\e Francr did not protest. this m ay lead to wholly iinneVes- administration found, in the Next, the United States asked s-ar-y computations. An immediate clutch, that it .actually liked easy all its friends in the world for per- visit to .a skin specialist for diag money and a little inflation, e'spe- nosis,and inure ccciirale-advice on mi.ssibn to search', any of their BED ROOM cially. wheh the alternative seemed treatment is indicated. < •ships it su.speoted of carrying “recession.” Q—I have read that, the late Dr.' arms' to GViateniala. Kurt Schuimicher (the famous Now the Ei.senhowrr admini.s- Srriart Mohey-Saving Britain' replied that it would German politician) had ,„lost his tration' has decreed anulhcr great search its own ships,, if they Were right leg as a result of phlebo- loosening up of credit. It is do thromhosis brought on through 1.50 Ip be searched. So far, oply West ing this because jt thinks tiicrc is Nazi barbari.sm in iiiaking him ern Germany has cbn.scnled to the Simmons Sofa-Beds still a little instinct toward roces- Stand on his feet for long pciiods ju'oposilion. • ' of tilne. Is this a i;ommon cause of ■ Sion which needs to be i h.armed Holland sent ''ll.s answer the phlcbothromb(j.':is ? - .1'. M. 1 away. It is doing thiSTSIsn, to .set A—PhleboHifon'ibo.sis or throm- A-jinolIn Plui Liquid in tlif pAirntfd PilJow extra other liny . Its an.sWe'r al.so was For the'liviiig room that must .serve- also as the stage for t^'e borrowing- the ' bophlefttis is a yOnditkin in wlilcli form ol cuncpiilratrd lanolin llial pen- a icfiisal to pcrnill .such Ameri K liednaim ; . in the stu(l,'' that becomes a federal government itself Is going' ■ the veins, iisuallv in the leg. be- rlratfs )t»ur xktn. I nr«l as a vleansfr, can seari it' of Dutch ships. And. cr-me iriflammed and develop clots. guest bedroom . . at the lake, shore or moun to Have to do in' the next few l.rforp rutiHnf;~Oirn a Ipw fnorr tlropB tain cottage .. . use thi.s Simmons .Sofa Ried along, with thi.s refusal, th e re came In some'older people, apd in'those (juit'k-lv iiL anti ymiMi ina^pn months. Balancing, the budget is whose veins aivnot ifi'too healthy, with its smaiT new modern st.vling. .It .ha.s a formal note of dtplorhatic. pro null morning l<» tlmovpr lliat a Homespun Pfaids In;,^ an o th er of those things the Ei.sen- ...With we Id wood a state, prolonged standing is cer- a steel reinforced frame,, and a .bedding cbm- test, against a search we had al- (IrdiulP mlrat It* liay liapiieneil. No frri* ■ hower administration ha.s- had to t.înly not desirable and niu'y per* . l>artmeiit in base. Back dioji.s.-diiwji evTi.i itady conducted ■ of 'a Dute'h Knotty Pino Ponoli haps cause, apd almost certainly j ing ut •‘ktn tkUir-*. at ttll—iinl au extra Gold, G,reen, ' abandon,, at least temporarily.. make worse if ali eady present, a ; ■with the seat, without a "dent” in the.center, freighter, at*. San Jiiaii, P.R., on soltiiP’-i* anti extra i|ial it Brown or Red Now we rather imagine that if M ay 19, finding no nrms.'<*^' condition of this sort in the leg nrw. Hut iiuiru! . ’ ‘to forni„alsmonth sleeping surface for two. the people of this couittry were vein3 . Pillows available at slight extra cost. — . ' « Americans mad of Ihesq events, Recogslst Ikb pUyroom?'lt't (etiured in all the Q —My- brother, who Is three An \uur aktii Ijlfconirs mltpr and to be,given sm opportunity today and perhaps coiidbne them beca.use national "home” mlgazinei this month. Waal to years older, and I are' Ndh'victiip.s nollpr and MiioOthfr am) smv•ot^^»*^ to decide vyhether they should hold of contraction of t-lre tendons of they aie part of a war,against the duplicate h (or any part of it) la your own kont? ihojtr ili.'lurliing, prematurr, dry Fkln r - the Eisenhowep administration Communists and Communist in You can . . .geasily and inexpensively,: oiir fingers. I have been infoinied cro>!ju{prt and Krinklus rr.MIy f^de. rigidly to its original campaign this aflects males, being tr-ans- O t >.oiir botllf* of I.atuilin 1‘lns Ijqiiifi fluence. And Vet Americans must How? Just stop in our showroom and we'll give- mitted from the maternal pa.ient. promises, or should approve the lotbv. n'toniglil. You'll a lup- COTTON RUGS wonder, loo, where this rough you— ABSOLUTELY F R E E -a complete pUns / > Would you plea^?.discuss this'.V •way it has trimmed those prom pier woman tomorrow morniil|tl Adi Gompleteydeluxe .stuff on the high seas «omes from, booklet which dcKribes in detail (with drawings) , \V. T. ‘G. ises toward reality, and the na- A —In' all probability this is a thia for Iml a dollar, plus tax, iat any \yho orders and authorizes it, and ho* to make the cabinets, table, built-ins, etc.— A tion”a shifting and changing policy condition known as Dupuytren's, good «tore. / under what presumed law it la be even shows bow to panel the walls and put up contracture, which is a slowl.v pro with fringed ends needs, the'decision would he in fa- ing accomplished. VVhal makes partitions. ' • gressive contracture of the tissue i f you spent yon foujrf hot f Headboard Beds ~vor of tJie’cnurse it has been fol somebody in Washington' think known ns fascia ,in. the palm, oc get more beauty help than you get Reg. $37.50 lowing, and yiat those Joining in that we can seize and search the HAVE PUN -SAVE MONEY, TOO , curring most often in man past e from a SI iptus tax) bottle of this decision might even include middle. Ufe and usually involving . Lanolin i ’l^\ I.iquid. ships of friendly nations without Youll enjoy working all the ”do-iLyourself thbae clear and hard-headed theo the ring "^nger, little linger, or encountering protest ? ' What pro)acU outlined in these plans. And you'll And . both. 9x12 ft. 2 9 9 5 rists to whom, before this admin makes somebody in Washington Weldwood Knotty Pine paqets really easy to work In *ome case# it ■ does seem to. 8 9 5 0 istration actually came into pow- think that othef nations are going wiibr-raad kadget priced loot be tied to l^redil.v as the inqiiire'r. •r, the question of a money, policy suggests, though the caii.se is ■ V ' to agree to such indignities and . Come in Imlay and pick up your free plans. We was simple and clear aa black and largely unknown. In the earliest Beautiful^ textured ritg.< in glorimi.s colors s^h infringement upon the tfa- 'have all the materials you'll need to do the joh,._ • cases nonoperative t|;eatmjmt is Fiii'ni.«h your badroo'm a t- • w-Huii. come in a choice of jilus'h (cul) pile or frieze home or ^cotta'ge with ■ dhtibnal freedom of 'uie aea-S, in Select your Weldwood KnoKy Pine panels or any often advised, but for ÎHers tlft twin (uncut) style. The glorious colors and F o r All of us, an>'way, there is only effective- method Is surgery,' twin be0* ► PRI^RIPtlONS i t e f a cahdidate often must lodk lor whenever it felt, like it? ''Didn't BUILDING MATERIALS lai»<4io IliH !^fianipm ’ -fl.UO . Reg. $5.95-r3TJx60 inch :;'3 .9 5 ■in ability to change mind and pol-. * ►cARRFtlXT COMPOUNDED 9 I.anoli|i'riu« Ifand we gd to war 4»ver such a thlhg LUMBER FUEL leaoolra rtua l.fquid idaa6«#r ll.on* Reg. $3.75— 27x50 ihcfi 2.95 'iiir whan tha' national Uitarest da- i»-Mi2? r-t* ■ You'll RiM “ Plymouth undor “AutMnobilM" In your classIfiMi tolophono^roctoiy. looniio P t« O oaM ioi (>»aiii II.GO* '.A- ^ N. M,AIN ST., MANCHESTER TEL. MI-9-625S tArihur Dnii Starts \ La»oliB Pt«a For iW Hair $1.0(1^ DINING ROOM -Are ,wa rig h t in iuiowing out'I' ^ V* L^ i . ’ ' . ^ - . - 1 IsMotia Flm MV |U9* / J KMiaMttai .- 'V,; ■. ■('l /'.‘n’." - ' '■ V r ^:-v , x - '

PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERAl^t), MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY^ JUNE 23, 1954 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, COSU., WEDfsKSnAY, JUNE 23. 19.'i4 PAÊ ELEVEN ctl devofa ita work to •diicatlng Compton Dies at 66, eommisaior s^t up by. President upturned hfill by a rescue boat. though outhlt, showed ' consider Ellington ntlMt 2: Hiaa Mary. j.\Mayee. grade !j Church Social church membera about congrega Ei'senhower .Issl year to Rtudy The dead Included Hugh 0*'Hare. /Rockville-Vernon " ■ able improvement, especially at 2 And 8; Miss Hazel"(5reenwood, r tional traditions. Universal Milftary Tralnitig. He qng, o f North Ireland's best known the plate, and could make trouble grade 3 and 4: Mra.' J-lelen L. Baair. Piirpoao Educator, Scientist was *n ardenUimpporter of UMT t-acing bookmakers, his wife, his In the second round starting'next GOP Df'legates Set Quinn, gri.de 4; Mr-'. eiuhe.r' N. Action Agency Gibbons said this would . atrip and in 1947 advised-it's adoption son Brian, and a sister of Mrs- week. Chappuls. grade 3: Mik* Aifurata the council of lla, basic purpose: as an urgent hcccssitj’ for na O’Hsre. The other desd W’ere a Area School Boards Plan With an open date tonight, the JUNE IS PROHT SHAHtNC The Interpreting of_. social qiiea- (Continued from Page One) tional seciiiity. /' school teaelier, the boatman and / P.A.C. must win f|;oni the Moose For ( loii and 8: Fate in Balance tiona-in the light of'the gospel. Compton stoiitfv defended use an unidentified man. on Thtirsday night and the .Kosci- I R.obert Maatermabn. grade A, Ti^ MONTH AT HOWARD’S / Not only that, he aald. It would President Tnimap''' that year to To Discuss Tuition Issues ; and R; aorial atudifF of the atomic bomb against .Iqpan. iiszko 'Cliib must he beaten by the Ellington, Jtine 23 (Ppeciali go cwnter to the whole hiatory head the National Military estab- s.aying It saved tiie lives of at least GOLD IS MEDICINE Eika to preveiU the Vertlon Ave i Oyslal l-AkP School faculty '(ContHMied from P»Ke On*) of Congregatloiialiam, which has Delegates to the State Oongres- llshment’a Reaeerch. and develop .30,000 Americ.-.ns who would have Mipnespolls i/Pi - f^jidioactive Bockxille, Jure 23 iPpecial) A * al the V. Fi W. home on Elm! nue bo.v* from winning the first ’ includes; .fanxfR. MaeWagh. a»- taken active stands in social and ment .Board, which had overall died In'an invc.slon of Japan. '; gold was flown by airplanes snd Joint meeting of the Vernon, Street. ■" ' round. Clo.se observers believe it .9lonal, S^natohaL County’ and Pro- iii.g(ant prinripiW. (fradr.*4 2. .1 and th* y*«r* In mnny church**. political alTaira eve.* since the Pil In the 1948 A-bomb leaf at [helicopter from Oak Ridge,Tenn.. T3ie nominating committee of Is quite unlikely that the Elks can bat^ Convpntiona warp cl^cipd 4 and Miss 'Marion Rackofner. B»*ir*ll.V, it 1» thui: How f*r grim Churches in Colonial New aupervUsion of-.s,'lentiflc project* Ellington. Tolinml and Somers | Bikini, he served as chairman of to the ITniversitv of Minnesota the American Legion Auxiliary. arise to the occa.slon, to prevent Monday night durinit the .R rpubli-‘ gradp 1 and 2. England. affei-ting the Ration’s military School Bnai'da \< ill he held tonighl'i ihoulrt'* church «K*ncy jfo in try- the Joint Chief of Staff Evaluation hospitals lo aid'in tieat'niei.l of a Mr*. Shlrle.v Novak, Mrs. Marie the Kosciiiszko team from win can Oaiicua. ' i The Longview School staff in- Dr. Douglas Horton, administra in the old higli school cafeteria | ning the round. Im to tr«n*l(it* its creeJ, in to readiness. He rtvigneil a year Board. < ancer patient. -The huri ied trip Eritner, Mi.s.s Ann Gworek and OelegPtea and the conventions, cluden; John Peaco.solidn. asaislant tor of the' general counril, said he fohcrct* and d*ci.sive appronchcs later, giving poor. heal|h as the was necessary because p.'wer of al 8 to diacua.s the quc.ation of! Mr*. Bessie Poehnert will bring in g.lkvuif > they v.ill attend' InrUide: State •principal, g ia d f 3 and 6; Mrs. thought the coiitroveray could be a slate of officers at the n.eeting «l> r h o A r6i Convention. High Sheriff Paul. Mary Kirkpatric, grade 1: .Mr*. to modern economic and political reason. , ' ,. _ SEVE.V IIKOWNEO radioactive gold di.saipatea quickly. tuition pupilafrom the latter three' W«*.M. se ...... 4 3 2 1 0 5 1 settled "without too much dlffi- Diiring World War IL-Compton to be held this evening at 8 p.m. In Ieaf8*iri^rff cf .. 1 U 0 1 n (i 0 Sweeney, 1. Ex’erett Pah.ska; Con- Marion Smithwrek, Grade 2 and'3: problems? Carlingford, Northern Ireland, town.*. ^ I Vulty," and without crippling the received the ArmV'* highest civil the G. .A . R. hail. Co-chairmen CartY'r. p, 2h ^4 1 1 u' 2 n 2 gre sional Convention, A 1 b erJ Rqger Covey, grade 4 and 3. The fiitiire of the council la June 23 .i-Ti - Seven pertjons IVFI.ATION cars III The Vcrium Board will present: IM;»nk.,lf ...... 1 2 2 1,013 church’s traditional rOle in society.- Meverlloff and Robert. Fluckiger: ian award, the Medal of MeHll, and the facta and figuiea before the Mrs. Dorothy Alien and Mrs, Ln'l\vijf. ;m> 1 1 2 b '*> o Chancel Choir To Meet scheduled to come up for diacus- Among re.solutions to go before drowned last night when a motor C li e h o y g a n, Ali.-h (API was cited as being 'Spersonally members of the other boards. The Shirley' Novak will provide an en MoPri!*, r ...... 4 2 2 1 1 o o 2 .‘’enatoilal Convention, William The Chancel Choir will meet aion Saturday when a apecial boat on a pleasure_ cruise, capsized Coffee was sold here at 139.3 a ('!.«. U* ...... 5 .1 2 4 o n 1 the convention early next week 1* re.spon.sihle f o r , ha.itening the r.xrt Finding-cnnimiUce which' ha.s tertainment program and refresh Preu.sse and Seabuiy Lewis: tomorrow night at '8 at the Par bnaid of review pre.aenla it^ one prrt)>o*ed by the MassaChu- in the rough waters of Carlingford pound for one week. 1>ut the ear Domain, rf .,... 1 0 <1 o . n 0 II County. RobeM K. Hyde and Lvn- recommendatlona. termination of hostilities. " I»ugh. worked .-liuce lii.st Kebruaiv to pre- ment* assicled hy tlie following. VîniliU.A. p ...-. 1 2 n 4* 1 1 1 , sonage for the 1a.«t lehear.sal of .sells conference, assailing "intim dealer who ."old it threw id a 1949 i> 1 II o n 0 .11 i woi'id R. Campbell; Probate Con Theae call for new procedural A brilliant scienti.st, Compton One survivor, Charles McDonald aent- tigurca In the to-.vn lecon i-: •Mrs. Elsie Nullaiid,-Mrs. Harriot SVu^nn. ?'f ...... the sea.son. The choir will sing idation. careless accusations. car with each pound. Hallrli^r. rf ..., .2 0 0 01) I 0 Ivention. First Selectnian Jarxis N. restraint* on.the council. saw no conflict between science of Newry, was plucked from the VVa wdll makt you the deal of olifetiino I mended that th' Town of Vernon Niitland. X.is. Lillian Nutland. .lAtHftn. Ub n 1 *0 0 I) 0 Ol July 4, the'’ l*st Sunday they will SAVE $50 abii.se of politicar powe.” snd re- No. 2 Tyke Retracts Clapp and Bei t- Bertelson. ' This was on* o f several touchy and re.igion. "The fundamental. accept no 1.0 , • tuition pupils start Mrs. H^rilet Neff. Mrs. Berlha ftrrMik. rf 0 0 O 0 M 0 o perform iintiU, Aug. 1.3, 10 3 ear Guarantee (’ulombarn, rf .. 0 0 0 0 0 M 0 Handwriting Award* Given subjects djie to come up as 2..'S0(t lesise of unevalualcd information of religion . . .’’ 'rle once said."are, ing in .Septeriher 1956. All three, Philipp,’ Ml*. Minnie Pigeon. Mr.s. Budget Terms ' by co'ngressinnal i-ommltlee*. Rinehart F'lnclional Handwrit Personal .Mention delejratea and \'iaitora a.aaemh1ed not opposed to science an«l they town* attending tonight's meet Florence Frey, Mrs. Beatrri'e Con T-fUrtS' ...... 12 17 n IS 1 5 10 Mr. and Mr*. Donald Pea.se. and The ■ Rev. Robert A. Knowles, Wo just won't bo undorpricod m out-trodod I ing blue ribbon awar-’s were pre- for the week-long: .piennial raeel- are as e.ssenlial todav as they ever ing .semi tuition pupila to the nors, Mrs. Edith Btisher and Mrs. Maftte i son of Mirhigan. arrived here to were," .•ented to piipIlK of John Pescoso- Injr of the Gener^f Council of the askociate minister of the First Rockville High School, Lillian. Ac'.iermen. «b r h 41 a ** I hi i attend graduation exercises at the Congregstlonal Church of Oak- As president of MIT he created a Zhyk. 1U ...... 4 2 1 2 b (I : lidn's Haas at the Longxiew School Congregational Christian Church- The town of Tolland al a meet The .Daughters- of Isabella will Lanx. lb -If ...... ’ '2 0 2-2: Rockville High School la.«t night. USUALLY $139.95! SAVE $50.00. TWIN lapd. Calif., today was to be division of humanities to prepare us before you take anybody Oise's deal! Uf*p|n»l. yf , ...... 5 1 1 H o (» '2 and Mias Mary J. Have'.* ‘ econd ing held rcccnllv voted to offer to hold a business meeting tonight at grade la.sa at' the Center .School J'}**'' remained here to They represent .'i..'>T3: congrega elected secretary of junior high the college's science students for R P. Ih 1 2 2 1 I HOLLYWapD BED BY GOLD BOND $89.95 AMESITE pay an aiklitioAal sum per pupil 8 p.m. at their rodhis on Kl:ii S Kd33 sniff, c .. .1 . II II 111 2 iV.enllv • ___ finish school when the family tions across the nation with 1.2S.1.- school work of the church’s Chris an intelligent part in the nation's Strept. TUFTED 4" -liimho Headboard In Txxeed-TJke Washable PlaatlrN.^ each year in addition to the tuition Sw«*4't. ffff. 4 I I 2 2 Faoiilly .Announced moved to Michigan. 7.^4 members a figure ret>orted tian P'.duration Division. He will social snd economic affairs. Hearing Tonight SblMlk4)\VU/., if .*> 1 2 (I II II 2 COMFORTABL1' Firm, Pre-Bullt Border 4nner*pring Mattress with 8 venMIators and ntt H £ e d n c Compton, born in Wooster, Ohio, .Mflnb.am, 2b ...... 2 2 t I 1 II II The .staff for ''the three local toda.V ns repre.senting a record have headquarter* in Boston. l l^ 't i off and you'll gel the grealeit deol to accept the tuition' pupils LONG l.IFE Steel Frame on Caaler* for Eiwy .Moving. \ died at Cornell .Medical'. Center If Tlie Ctt.v of Rockville will hold S/icncn. y ...... 1 II II II 1 II 0 Schools during the 19.34-.3.3 school Mamdiester Evening Herald pain ^f 42,000 members .since the DRIVEWAYS , Tlin Vernon B on d di.aci’a.aed the PSKAhl. I f ...... 2 1 II (I II II n here. He had suffered a heart at . /me biggest trade-in allowance . . . you ever a public hearing at the Council year will include the following Ellington eorrespondent. Mr*. G. previous meeting two years ago. m ailer at an executive aea.sion la.st tack last Wednesday and his wife r led of on o big, beautiful, new 1954 rooms tonight at * p m. to discuss T ..l» ls ...... i....24 IS 14 IS ,4 S 12 ienchers and administrator*: H^rr, telephone Rorkville BEDDING .SPECIALISTS FOR E\ EHVTHING IN SLEEP ITEMS E-RO.M A to Z-Z-Z-Z Proposed ">1erger w as called to hi* bedside. fdeboker! week.^Hnd at lh.it time decided to the propoeed ordinance concerning K.iU’ ...... : ...... o4fi iiifi-,-1; Arthur Bixhy, auperintarident of Probably the biggest topic of EXPERTLY INSTALLED Invite \lhe other town boards to refrigerators. Icc boxes and other’ M i'm'.*.* ...... 4111 11.5.3— 15 FINE FI RM TU R E, RUGS, LA.MPS, MIRRtHl.S, Etc. ilacussion d u rin g preliminary Local Stdeks Besides hia- widow, the former .-/ We've got to sell our ihore of 10,000 Stude- :R. l.ild.”'tS- H'M'totl, I.SH7,; IIR , R. aciioola; Mils' Marjo-ie Nlcho'e, i attend joint ae'ssion when all containers. The ordinance would KitwarU..; PB WfM 2.-i:rkPts. rionisin: elementary .supervisor; Gordon C, | DOWN TO SF/.E \ Registration at Yale .University’* Margaret Hutchinson, he is sur Bast Grading — Mochint Sprtad — bakers in 10 doys-:ônd we're going to do it figure.* \vquld t'e presented. DP. I .•'ferrui-• In Krkni.-. 8 KHs'SiiUs vived by three children. Mrs, Car- make it unlawful lo leave nn.v. kind Getchell. auperviaing principal; j ■ ' VYoolsey Hall was one not on the 4jaotatioiia FanUalwd B j regardless of profit I. Ilfd 4'ross Fiimla ol container outside of a building In Z b v k .tl.O B . .Mnnen S, Klks 8: BB. Mrs. Elizabeth Kausa, ir;per\ rsor Henderson. N. C. rP. Horace official agenda: a proposed mer- roll M. Boyce of Scaradale.^N. Y.; Forms Stt — Pewtr Rolltd Sa-nnenf 4* Kdwarda 2. Vsiriilliii* S. Coburn A Middlebrook, lue. The lowest terms ever offered ore available on The local Red Cross Chapter without first removing the door l‘srU'r-2- SO, Ssnnser 2. K’lwsrd* 5. of penmanship; Miss Mc.ry Doha's- ■lohnson, 9. had to give away his ;er with the Evangelical and Re- Mrs. Bisseil Alderman, of Holyoke, ? 1 p. m. prleea Also: Parking Lots — Ttnnis Courts — Walks announced today that an addition from the ice box. A fine of $2.30 Vainilliis fi. I’Srtnr 1. liu.-nff, Vsiriiltil.s lis. aupervl*. r of nui 'i'c: .Miss collie dog, Mike. Neighbors coni- ormed Church. Mass., and Charles, an instructor every '54 Studeboker tnpdet— sedans, spe'rls 11) f..r III 111117 In 4 2-2 inniiie*. <'ni'ler Bank Stocks al contribution of $1,6.30 has been or 30 d.iV3 in Jail, oh both has been Helen Regan, achool nurse and , plained that Mike was tearing up The' merger plan, in the works Bid Asked at .Mount HermOn School, North- coupes, hard-tops and station wagons. 4 for 5 ruii.7 in 1 1-2: Sennsni- (5 (nr tO field, .Mass. 10% FOR CASH TRANSACTIONS received from the Hartford Chap p.opqsed for vlolitlon o.' the ordi IHII7 111 2' R. Kdwsrd* 5 (nr fi rtln.s in Seymour Kiimmer, M. D,, examin- \ garden* and breaking milk bottl*.*. for eight years, has won approval First National' Bank Gel the world economy chompipnl Get the ter. 'ITie Executive Committee of 2. HBP R Kdwsrdl.. I.ildwli; WP, R, In Cambridge, Mass., Compton’s nance. Ing Physician. • Horace appealed for a . hou.«e dog 5.Y9 M.\1N STRKET — Ml-ff-fi.l.'l.l of majorities in both denomina of Manchester ... S4 38 Mobiigds Economy Run winnerl Get the winner of the Hartford Chapter voted, to re (•tdwsiilr PR. S. (*;dwH;-d- 4, M nrrls 2: aiiccessor as president of MIT de Ttrms orrangtd if dtsirtd. IJttle I.eagiie Standings W. VsifiiliU.- 1-1: tJ, V< n tur.s-tlsllnran: The staff at the Center School in a letter to the News and Ob- tion* hut atill faces strong ofiposi- Hartford National mit this aiiiount to the local unit scribed him a s"a great and’gifted ^30 'mterhotionol awards for stand-out style! W L Pci, 1.. Bft-nsnr 0-1. ■includes: Gordon Getchell. princi- aerver In Raleigh .3 reader tlon on ground* it infringes on Bank and Trust . 31 after con.sicleialion was given to leader in srienet, education and ALL INSTALLATIONS SUPERVISED BY Come in right now. Cut yourself in on the biggest Koaciiiszko ...... A 2 .730 pal; Mias Dorotli;.' Smith, grade solved the problem with the gift local church autonomy; Hartford Conn.-Trust RS funds contilbuted in Hartford by P.A C...... 3 3 .62.3 Talcottville Item* are now han Although rhurch’ executive* public life .. the most unselfish new-cor savings of your lifetime I 1; Mi.ss Gene E. Walton, grade 1 of a Mexican Chihuahua. i Manchester Trust tO lesidents of the local area employ- Moo.se ...... 3 3 .37.3 dled through the Manrhealer Eve 2V1IvtTli.se iii The Herald— It Pavs omitted the matter from the agen man I have ever known.” Phoenix State Bank "W e who have had the privilege , ed in Hanford. Elks ...... 2 A .2.30 ning Herald Rockville hiirenii lo da to allow more time to atudy and Trust .... -.. 77 84 Demaio Brothers Total. receipts aie now $11.7.39. cated at One Xlarket St., telephone ‘•variant poihta o f view.” two of working for him and with him,” Ftro Inaunuiee Companies ESTABMSHED 1920 lORCHES MOTOR SALES This amount is still short of the Elks Trim Moose Rockville .3-.3I86. State conferenres North Dakota Dr. .lames R. Killian. .Ir., con- Aetna Eire ...... 6 1 '3 64 '3 minimum budget requirement for The Elk* oirtlasted the Moo.se and Northern California want it tiniiftd, "ran never forget the ex 80 OAKL. MANCHESTER Hertford F i r * ...... 16.3 168 CALL NOW— ANYTIME the chapter. The members of the in' a' wild and wooly ball game at SHELL GAME PAYs’ disciiased. perience of hia rare wisdom and 1 National Fire ...... 81 '3 84 '3 Inial Executive ('om m llfee noti i Recreation Field last night, 17 to _)______The Rev.. A. V. Abercrombie, of his generous friendship.” Phoenix ...... I l l 117 Manchester MI-3-7691—Hartford CHapel 7-8617 fied the Hartford Chapter that 15. The contest provided the fan* Redwood Cit.v, Calif. (4>i A big West Warwick. R. I., aecretarj' for One of Compton's last pul-lic as .they were sincerely appreciative to with just about everything expet V- diedge bring* old. oyster shells 8 Committee for Continuation of Life and Indemnity Ine. Con. signments w.as as chairman of a 8'!4.8';8 TE U .MI-S-.3I61 Advertise in The Herald— It-Pays Matlicw Allen, area chairman ed In a Little League game. from the bottom of Ssii Francisco Congregational Christian Churches' Aetna U fe ...... I.IO 133 MAIN ST- during the recent fund drive. Despite the score, the Elks, al Bay for use in making cement. MANTHESTER which opposes the plan, said the Aetna Casualty ...... 144 13'2 Conn. Gen...... 313 .3.30 Graduates State Instttiilv committee favor* Christian unity Robeit Orlowaki, 82 West through •ehurch mergfra, hut holds Hartford Sfearn Boil. .73 Travelers , ...... 1173 1205 ‘ -SIreel, is among 38 Connecticut the specific plan would Impose cen students who will receive gradua tral authority over traditioirally Pub'lle enutteo tion, diplomas al the seventh com free rhiirches. Conn. Light. Power .. 13\ I7',s ' X—Rights, mencement of the .State Technical ”Thia is a temporary controversy Institute tomorrow night at 8 at FOR EXPERT that must he worked out." he said. Conn. Power ...... 39 41 JUNE APPLIANCE S the Bushnell Memorial in Hart "I think it' ultimately will be." Hartford Elec. Id...... 34. .36 Hartford Gds Co. .... 35 .38 ford. WHEEL ALIGNMENT — WHEEL BAI.ANCINT, Mam attack on the ihurch's •StranlM-rry Siipp<‘r So. New England LOWEST JEWELRY PRICES EVER QUOTED IN TOWN! RADIATOR REPAIRINC. AND UECORING iocial action council, has I'ome The Women's .Society of the Tel...... 3.3'3 37'i from the league to Uphold'Con Bapli.sl Cliurcli '.vill hold a straw- COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE gregational Principles, headed by Manufacturing Companies Allied Thermal ...... 48 herry supper on Friday. June '23 Dr. Prank Pean. orMinneapolis. from .3:30 to 7:.30 p.ni. There will SEE 'll riaims the council is an "om i- Am. Hardware ...... 13 13 Arrow, Hart, Heg. . . 42 43 al.sn 'ie a sale eh a variety of jwua” example of attempts to articles, H'. ■I china. Ticket* are make free Congregational churches I A.S.S0C. Spring ...... 2.3 28 ' Bri.stol Brass : ...... 1 4 ', 1 6 ', availahr* from the menibei*.' "another centralized denomina rm s HUGE STOCK DISPOSAL CONTINUES An important meeting of Damon CLARKE MOTOR SALES I Cheney Bros. 7 S',, tion" and of atlompts to pul t'he . lyodge No. 17. Knight* of Pylhiaa churches "into politics." Collins ...... 102 112 .101 BROAD STREET MI-9-2012 ■ Gibbons and other counril mem ; E m -H a r l...... 31 .34 will be held this evening at 8 p.m. bers- now elected by clnirrh dele- j Fafnir B ea rin g '...... 3 6 ', .39', gales have expressed aiTeplaiires |I..ander8, Frarv, Clk. ..2 6 28 ofthe review hoard's recommenda I N. f^ M a ch . <’o...... 2.3', '27>2 tions, except for one change railing 'North and .ludd....'.. 2.3 28 for appointment' of some council ‘ Russeil M fg...... 1 0 ', 1 2 ', memcbeia. Stanley Works ...... 49 .32 The opposing group also has Terry Steam ...... 101 111 voiced "fundamental acceptance,” Torringtoh ...... il4 26 but sa.ys it will "rpsial all at U. S. Envelope com. .8 0 tempts' to lei any agency apeak I U- S Envelope pfd. 6.3 68 for aiitonomnii.s rhuixhe* without 1 Veeder-Rool...... 31', .34', •pecifir siilhonzktion?'*' ’ , The above quotations gre not to 824-8'!8 TE K M1-3-.3I6I The group propo.se* the roiiri- I bis' constnied as srtual markets. BY POPUIAR DEMAND! MAIN ST. MANCHESTER CROSLEY SHELVADOR FAIR-TRADE ITEMS SLASHED BELOW COST! BIGGEST REFRIGERATOR ENTIIIE STOCK SIASNED! PRICES SMASHED TC SHITHEREEHS! REGULAR 409.95 HOME FREEZEII— 18.9 CU. FT. VALUE IN ^ A 3 8 8 .0 0 L.ASt CIIAXE'E; $7..3« ENTIKE REMAINI.NU STOCK 822..30 ‘'PAUKEIl 81" Start mor* feed at a lower cost per cubic feet in the same comtruction. Heovy-duty Thermex insulation holds cold 'a«'de PEN SETS! WATCH BAKDS Men's Jewelry! Vz Off ontount of fioer ipoce o» on former models. The new 1 954 M- freezer. Built-in features prevent cendsfnsotion ond^ dripping AMERICA TODAY • Yellow or white gold • "AnHon,’*: '•Bretton,” ‘‘Hadley,” • 'Liquidation priceil - W H of^ Fre'^zer tloret 660 Ibt. of frozen food. Double lids— water frttm outside of ”cbbir>et even in humid iieeother. Root rilled; $1.97 etc. ‘ ...... * .Xlatching pen amt pencil aeta, beantifjilly boxed; Open either os needed, use closed lid for sorting food. Two ing action lids with locking handles. Automatic interior, light. NEWEST STYI.K, , S'l'A Llisir HUGE (JKOl r o r Shelves in the Diamonil Onyx Rings! CANDLE STICKS! (1 , iliior, not on the Self-Winding Watches! titior.f 127 WATCHES a Set with genuine, A A a Kamoua brand 0 7 • FaiiKHiti hrrtjul! .M»hoIii({>I;^' no I ..flit diamonds! silver candlestick*. ^ " 9 . 7 i nM|iilrrd! % at i PRICE! • .JtlKiiiond W'Hlehea, 14 karat gold ‘ 877.50 ‘‘Van D e ir Gold-E'llled > 8*«.7.3 FAMOUS BRAND O.NLY $38.44 uatehea, etc. I "^ JEWELRY SETS! ELECTRIC SHAVER! X • laiw price. I.adtea' ear- a .Most famous brand 8 i Q '^ ^ W eokl.v $ 18 3 WATCHES MUST BE SOLD ring, and necklaee a.'-ta. electric shavers! ■' V 'l ,' AITEK SMALL \1 DOWN PAV.3IENT V . USE CASH OR CREDIT! *with suifablo trodo-in , 8.34.93 "tJENERAL- Model LF'i $ 1 6 9 .9 5 ACCOUNTS ’ 8'!3./4 H.P. AIR CONpmONER 289.95 AUTOMATIC DEFROST d Cuihpletel.v flexible interior to, fit "an.v storage load.

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Get tool mnifort in blant furnacc weather with the new Refrigerator. Many other.features make this On outslondingt I l o cool, to ear«tr«4l, i>o lh*M Quromipun fit* color-lockaci acalal» GAUDET JEWELERS W*rd-aire '’ s h.p. dehumidifie.'*, ex- boyiOt this'low sale price^ 9-cu. ft. size ho4 full-width freezer) rot* high for-luiTtmar, Chop** frotn Ih * ' fibar. Prints, plgim in young, waarablk end Jroster trgy. Twin fodd fresheners hold 21-gts. .Butter •9ason'tfr«ihMt!nw'ashahl«,quicit-diy- ^ tlylat. spirit-lifting celort. Rayons toe,' hau.4ta .*talp air^ filters air. Adjustable thermostat. ■ 785 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER Igg 100% nylon— $om« bithdad with - includttd in thi$ ^4 group. th*m alU ^peper. -hiBs 'odjiMtoble temperature eontroi. 4 full ddo# 130 CENTER STREET — (Corner of Chgrclii shefvet keep'im aH'lt^^ In posy recaft. Ask leb^ut Term . ■vM / .1 - •‘‘7' i-. ^ . Y. '•li

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WOfXM>UM WHAT—t it Jobless Clkiins Tf^vel Now, Pay Later ’ W D K ^ IB M Daily Radio WUTH— 1410 w u n k —SM S M U n Staadard Tbaa W n c — 1080 Decreaseêfe .1 824-838 TEL. MI-8-SI8I ' Just 0 ti6 Vacation Lure / . Tlia toUowins program acbedulea i M AIN ST. MANCHESTER ■ t > ■ 824-838 T E U Ml-S-8181 WHAY—T BA. Claim* for unemployment MAIN ST. M A N C H E S tp i ara auppUad by the radio manage* WTIC— Great Gllderaleev* surahee in Manchester an By 4AME8 FLDWI^RR, .Arecentty eatabliihed summer cut- menu and {tre aubject to change WDRC—21*t Precinct without notice. ■« WGTH—Red Sox v*. Orioles dropped froj»rS2P to 471 during Ih^ New York i.NEA)—Rail, air, bus rate achedules for familiei who 4:M - . f : H - • * ■*••• >• week tndlM; Saturday, as a textile line* and hotels are going nil out want to com* to New York from WHAY—SlU Polka Hop , WHAY—New*: Night Witch Arm amr two garment shops re- any point In the U. 8., either 8rit WCCC—Record Revue I WTIC—You Bel You? Lite hired .a total of 60 workers.' the this year with reduced rates and WKNB—Yankee* ve. Detroil WDRC—Crime Photographer class or coach. WTIC—Raclutaae, Wife |. WGTH—Red Sox'v.,. Orioles ''^Labor Dept, reported today, other extra* —Including installment Travel Farea Down WDRC—Record Shop ■t:l»— e department's weekly report plan travel—to woo the modest- Sample round-trip fare for a WGTH—Jack'* Waxwork* I WHAY—N0,»s; Night Watch that the textile Arm alone put budgeted summer vacationer. And «:U- I WTIC—You/Bel Your Lite / man, wife and three children aged WHAY—SlU Polka Mop ' WDRC—Vime Photographer .10 of it.x old workers hack In they are looking for a boom season. 11, 10 snd four years offered by wcx:;c—Record Revue WGTH -rftrd S(*x v.,. Oriole* work. / which may lop anything they ever the Pennsylvania. Railroad: firat WKNB-Yknkee* v». Detroil ■ 'f:S A - ,/ Initial claim.v,which iiidicale experience. - - WTIC—Stella Delia* WHa Y—Neei: Night Watch claaa passage (berth extral from SALE - SATURDAY w w —Theater Royal new periodit ' of-•imcmployitient. Pah American Airways, for ex St. Louis-'$20».2S a aaving of WDRC—Record Shop 'ROWnme Classic* Sale ample, recently Introduced a "Pay WGTH—Jaok * Waxwork* also dl'Op'pcd off sharply, declining . $107. 4 :ia - I'GTH—Red Sox v*. Oriolp Later PIan"-‘ 10 per rent down' WHAY—SlU Polka Hop from 31 to 4R. The number of ‘ Western railroads like the San WCCC—Record Review WHAY—N'ews: Night Ws women seeking Jobless beneAts and up to ito month* to pay th*! ta Fe, Union Pacific, Burlington WKNB—Yankee* v*. Detroit WTIC—Theater Royal dropped also, frorri 31S to 296. [ balance to bring international alri and Northern Pacific also fea WTIC—Wldder Brown WDRC—Crime Classics \ . jraVel within reach of the aver-: WDRC—Record Shop WGTH—Red Sox vs. Orioles The Manchester unemployment! SAVE NO W ON ture the family plan farea and WGTH—Jack * Waxwork* rlaims picture. however. con- ' man. Sample round-trip from ' other extras such as escorted •:U— . WHAY—News: Night Watch Irasted vyilh the stale situation, York: A two-werk four of tour*. The Seaboard Airline Rail WHAY—SlU Polka Hop WTIC—McGee and Molly YOUR VACATION on, Paris, Rome and the F^tvl- WCCC—Record Review WDRC Mr Keen TTie department's report ' .said road and the Atlantic Coast Line WKNB—Yank**-* v». Detroit Wi;TH—Reil Sox vs. Orioles rlaims lhiougho;it the state were ' era ihr $82 down and 12 monthly are plugging ‘‘package vseattons" WTIC—The Woman 10:I»— REG, U5,00 T l ^ NEEDS paymerUa of $68,»7. to Florida at the "lowest fares WDRC—Record Shop WHAY—Neni: Night Watch ' on the increase, going from 36,93fi Scand^vlan Airlines also hsA 159.95 2.PO. WGTH—Jack * Waxwork* WTIP—T B A. to 37.R00. ever." , 5 HP MOTOR Comr into Watx^s to«Uy. Hun- an "on-th^cuff" arrangement for "We don't have summer rate* WDRC—Mr Keen Initial rUim.s taken by the European vacations that even in LIVING ROOM WHAY—We*tern Caravan WGTH—Red Sox vs. Orioles . various unemployment offices in dreds'of varatton-^me item* are because our fare* are already I be WCCC—Record Review clude* cash fqr shopping. It fea lowest possible." saya an official WKNB_JfB—New*. Sport* WHAY—Nits Watch the state, however, declined by RRO tures a "S ig n o re Travel Plan" WTIC—Ju*t Plain BIU WTIC—T B A to ,3.322. The previous week's total on nalr. Sale end* ^turday. of the nation-wide Greyhound Bus WDRC—New* WDRO—Mood* for Romanace with no dephsiV no down pay of 6,202, which was considered iin- 1 5 2 , 8 8 • ' \ Lines. "However, bus traveler* 1 3 9 . 8 8 WGTH—Jack * Waxwork* M'GTH—Red Sox vs. Oriole* ment and 24 mon^s to pay. Scan can save 10 per cent with a round- I ■ :1(— ie;4S— ususllv htgl . hhd been attribiited- dinavian says your xiniature alone WHAY—We*tern Caravan WHAY—News; Nile Watch trip ticket. And our weekend ex WCCC—Record Review WTH.- T R A. to the poslpbrting of rlaims over la enough for the ticset -- If your living room luxur y - the Memorial Day weekend. Save nrer 812 on tMk REG. 5.69 C a m p c^ t credit la good. cursions offer sharply reduced WKNB—Baaehall Requeet Matine* WDRC—Mood* for Romaiiac* /area for the fellow with the short, new tale priced. Sofa WTIC—Pront Pace Farrell WGTH—Red Sox vs. Oriole* De luxe .VHP Sea King Trans World Airlines__Is pre- WDRC—Record Shop \ rr;#*- Eggs of reptiles are more apt to parecl to arranga anything from a short vaootlon , In mind We're end matchirtg Afm Chair WGTH-Jack * Waxwork* \ WHAY-NIght Watch " T « In." A^tomatlr Re Folding looking for a booming-travel bu.si- »:I4 - \ WTIC—New* have parchment-like shells than student seminar to Geneva to a with 'box culhiom, but WHAY—Hall of Record* ^ WDRC—New* those of birds. I wind Rtarter. waier- Hravy ranvas duck. Fold* into tigCr hunt in India with their aky neaa this summer." WCCC -Record Review WGTH—New* l^mof magiieto for neat bundle. Reinforced center tourist flight*. TWA official* say ' So is everyone els* in th* busi ton tufted back, weH WKNB—Baeeball Requeet Hatuie* U :l»- ness. • • J ■ WTIC—Oorenao Jone* nWHAY—Night W*lch ntdek start*, shift into leg*. 76x28x18 In. Sturdy frame. Spain and Portugal are among the trim, blend weed partis V'. WDRC—Memorv Lane best travel buys in 'Europe right WGTH-Sllver fc**le WTIC—New* of World forward or neutralwith Covered *in Rayeti-ma. • :U - WDRC—Radio Almanac now because of the dollar ex WHAY-Hall of Record* WGTH—Sporla Report motPr running. 8-gai. change in those countrle*. RANGE heir frieze or textured U;3A-; rLWllEVERAafsl 89e FOLDING STOOL WCCC—Record Review Ga* Can give* added \ M l WKNB—Baseball Requeit HaUne* WHAY—Night Watch ^ At LOW PRICES ^ Tax Cut Help* topeitry with "tueex” WTIC—Pay* to Harry WTIC—Starlight Serenade hour* ot erul*ihg Mine. One thing, that is giving travel FUEL OIL / WDRC—Maaaey, Tlltoa WDRC—Night OWl Camping 7 7 Cea. Picnic* agcnric* and carriers a shot in the ' thread. 18.95-29.95 WGTH-Sllver Eagle 11:45— \ Extra. WHAY—Night Watch Ârthur Drug Stores 1 arm i* the reduction of federal tax GASOLINE End, Step, Comer, Cock- WHAY—New* WTIC—Starlight Serenade .HOURS 8 A. M. to 11 P, M.u IJghtMcIght. Heavy cansa* on Iranaportallon to 19 per cent. I WCCC-<;ood Evening, Good Huile WDRC-Nigh" Owl duck. Strong hardwood frame. . Right now moat airline* are en-1 tallTabl*$.16.lt-26.lt WKNB—New*; Sport* Buy 3 or 8 at thi* tow price. WTIC—New* ■^ying a 23 per ênt increase in 1 WDRC—New* “passenger trsffic over 19.13, snd WGTH—New* B A N T LY OIL • :1»- they are snxiou* to see the trsvel j I oMi' \M . I\t . WHAV—Sport*: Supper Serenade LEARN BY DOING - , - 1.69 CAM P JUG boom continue through the sum WCCC—Good Evening. Good Muiio mer months. ! : II '1 \l \ - I m i, I WKNB—Requeet Matine* For Instance. National Airlines' Wnc—Strictly Sport* V g a . Alum. TEL. MItrlicll 9-459S WDRC—Radio Almanac 1.44 1* offering half-far^ family plans | WGTH—Patteraon between New Ysrk. Miami and TEL ROCKVIl LE 5-2177 • :S*- NEW ENGLAND Ribbed alum, jacket. Replace WHAY—Supper Secenad* able glass Inner liner. Flbrr- Cubs on Monday*. Tuesday* and WCCC—Good Evening Good Huiicl glas jnsulatinn. Ball handle. l^'erfnesday*. as do many dbhiestlc WKNB—Requeat Matinee ‘ lines. Ea.stern Airlines has long WTIC—E. Cote Glee Club TECHNICAL INSTITUTE WDRO—G. Lombardo ENROLL NO W FOR JUNE 28 featured reduced rate night atr WGTH—Bill Stem coach light* to Florida point# with ■ :4S— DAY OR EVENING CLASS . 6.79 CAMP ICE BOX combination "pankage" vacations WHAY—Supper Serenade WCCC—Good Evening Good Music at palatial reaort hotela. 1 3 WKNB-t-H O Cnnn-1 RADIO - - ELECTRONICS - TELEVISION Red E d ^ e l '■ Resort Airlines hss reduced the WTIC—3 SUr Extra 5.88 WDRC—Lowell Thoma* IM TR IM R U LI, ST.. HARTFORD—TEL. C Hapel 7-1630 pnres of winter flights from New 3-TR8NSIST0R 5-PC. DZNETTC WGTH—New* CONNECTICUf S OLDEST ELECTRONK'S SC HOOL All fcteel. Attractive >ed enamel S 'o rk to the Csribbean ares _iip to ^nlshed. Rustproof galvabiccd 40 per rent, and the new rates are REG. 129.98 WHAY—New*' Supper Serenade interior. Id'jXllxO lnr|[irs. WCCC—Good Evening Good Muelc approximately 1.1 per cebl under! WKNB—Evening Serenade last summer's prices | WTIC—Note* and Quote* \ '''■ , ■' , .Rinre hotels and their facilities I 'Royol.r* WDRC—Tenn Ernie 99.88 ■‘if WGTH—Fulton Lewi* 3.39 TACKLE BOX âre usually the basic attraction [ t:15- for,' the vacationer, inn-keepers NIARIN8 AID WHAY—Supper Serenade around • th* coontr.y have ên PraettcaUty with m WCCC—Good Evening Good Muile WKNB—Evening Serenade 3-tray 2 , . 9 9 |4-i„. sending' out-attractive lure* for ★ O ^ralti for only M* « bright color aete—ex* WTIC—Note* ond Quote* SALE of SUN GLASSES week.s now to entire the .summer menth iasiatd of IS« te 30* « 4»y for old-typ* vtcuum- tra large, family Mia WDRC—Peter Lind Have* Low in deklgn^tow in price. holiday thrrfngs. Swank, ocean- WGTH—J. Vandercook Tray* lift autontattealjy with liilM lidit 1:8*- front establishments at Miami 1 ] dlaette taMe ahd Urns WHAY—Supper Serenade 20 To 4 0 ^ ^ o f e o n t h e s e f a m o u s m a k e s lid. Rmtproof hamtneiiold fin Beat'h have already slashed win ★ Life-like sound, truer ind WCCC—Gom Evening. Good Hu*lc ish. claertr than «vcr! ehalia aperially priced WKNB—Evening Serenade ter rstea, and many ot them ar* WTIC—New* ot the World throwing' in meals and entertain ★ Th* esf "A" btiury tuts a SALE—LUXURY RUBBER TILE fer thla .oreat. TaMe WDRC—Peiep Lind Heib* ' full month . . . no " I " bat- WGTH—Gabriel Heatter Cosmetan ment ^’ith the day's lodging. lory ... fewer batlary chant** > extend* to 88r7t taa.— tl4»— . $1 CASTING LINE\^ Hotel* Lure Visitors WHAY—New*: Supper Serenade R£G. 16.9S BETTER PLASTIC In Wa.’ hinglon, D. C., a tourist •"'f *125 ' Jaae Sqle only 16c eo., 9x9- eeata eight eemforta. WCCC—Good Evening . Good Music mens the year-round, the W'illard K*MCiNi4Mti*s AcMiMry, titri Cost) My^ Thble tep leaiats WKNB—Evening Serenade Ray-Ban Ca lobar Tough 8 8 c Flexible Ace*sted by the Cauaol as niyiictl WTIC—One Man * Family Hotel has a family plan that fea Medkia* *sd Rtiwbiliittum et Enjoy rubber tile'i kiitrous beauty, quiet retilierK*, WDRC—E R Murrow A fine waterproof Sport King tures no charge for children under heat,, atalaa. 'aelda. WGTH—Great Song* ' /j'f* moit ledam 1 4 . 8 8 . IttMlalltd frtt •- Ail Aswriesa Medic«l Aiseciiuiea year* of Mrv'icc— for surpritingly low co«t. Cover a This is your opportunity to buy Line of black, hard-bniided Du 14 when they occupy the same ac $*nyf Osdtrs meet he Shed Tear chelea ot gtftj, \UHAY_T BA Pont nylon. 1.1 lb. test. .10 yds. commodation* with their parents. In erder reeehedi 9x12' Moor for $30.72. Initoll it 'yowrMlf ond loVe WCCC—Good Evening Good Music I yourself, not a cheap pair, .hut a Irlghlan up,' prottet th* upholitery of your eor— red, yellew ar greea. WKNB—Evening Serenade The .Shoreham has a similar plan. oil lobor eoitt. Rich morbled colon won't wear off. WTIC—Walk a Mile good pair of .sun glas.ses— At the tov* with these economy priced Soron Plastic Seat During Jul.v and August, the 1I.W. Extra Chair WDRC—IfBl-Peace and War 1 Conrad Hilton Hotel-In Chicago Red, blue, green, yellew, cocoa, beige, gray, whH* WGTH—Red Sox v*. Oriole* price you would pay for- many a Covers. Choose from many patterns and colors— oil 59c ATHLETIC SOCKS t:lA- offers a $10-a-day . epeclal for ^ ffm a tm ufd itot with green, or' white-with-red. Standard gouge. WHAY_T B A cheap pair. ore handsome, durable, fit your cor wrinkle free. room, hreakfaat and a special WCCCr-Good Evening. Good Music i 44c ’ WKNB—Evening Serenade daily attraction such aa a reserved y u i n n ' s WTIC—Walk a Milt seat for cinerama Ar a- major WT5RC—FBI—Peac* and War lO"; woml. i«% cotton. I2»li leMgue baseball game. WGTH—Red Sox v» Oyo|e* rn.von. N.vlon reinforced heel The-nation's'railroads also have ^ h a n i H | c ^ •WHAY-TBA . UNION OPTICAL and toe. Treated for shrinkage. some choice travel buys ftrr vaca ■ WTIC— Great Gilderaleav* tion bargain hunter*. The nine WDRO—21*t Precinct - (Mith Gaudet Jevvelers) WGTH—Red Sox V.- Oriple* rsllrnads serving New York City LESLIE CHRISTENSEN, Licensed Optician 2.69 TELESCOPE ROD Tel^Yision Prosranu 785 M A IN ST R E E T MI-9-3128 On Page TV o Round 2.33 steel . ROY MOTORS .1-jolnt Sport King Casting Rod. 8 'j-ft. extended; closes to Si- SALE-2 TffiES FOR Wilts In. Reversible cork handle. 3-WAY RADIO June Is Bustin’ WITH S T W 5 MoroRW 9.95 CROQUET SET Complrte 8.44 8-balt Out Ail Over 27.88 6.00-16 FU'n for six. Complrte act In up 21.95 Sove 3 .5 7-êf 29.95' right wood' rack. 7-In. rubber Ye.h, like the .lonjf .says, “ J*une is bustin’ out all These Fine Summer Shoes Will Give You tipped mallets. 24" handle*. over I” W e refer to fenders because 8 lot of nice looking radio wfth 1.50 leather MOTIlli V itM liiii Thdt'i right, bOy nOw and you get two W ard River: cars are being made the victims of .some ornery driYinig. tooulder ttTap-—both at rntf j 233 Motor oh W e're doing a land office business fixing and straghten- / one lew pr'ice. Smalleil lido tires at the loweit p/ice they have sold .for this Plenty of Cool Style-ful Summer Comfort 3.98 "SNAG-EM* M in ing. busted up cars.and it's nice work, too. Keeps the partabia 6n lha market year. Here's what you ght: 2 fully wari;anted tirej, liody and paint shop lads as busy a.i eager beavers. But today that play* qti 3.44 built to 1*t-line ttondardi of construction, Full-Width we're wondering why A LL drivers can't be as polite at AC, DC ond battery. ' tread for easier steering control and more mileage. the whêl as they are on foot. W?'d a sight rather see TTiere’F an old Roman flavor about the lines iSill size first hasenuui's .Mitt Clearly picin-ufi local with iextra wide UAirotch. 2- Full-Depth, cold rubber non-skid tread thot gives nice looking cars remain that way without the aid of 7.75 TONELLE BROADLOOM 34.95 MODERN STYLE ROCKER anti far-away itation*. of this open air sandal and plent.v of wondcr- REG. 1.40 HEAVY DUTY OIL tunnel adjustable trap. your cor greater "stop-ability", for sofer stops. niif service trucks and the paint, body and metal work- In two imort eoiera ful_ foot ease all summer long. Whjte. Plus shonq royon-cord bruise-resrstont corcass. ■ y-' 9, I Z width square yard Sale_.price 29^88 Atk about Terms . 6.88 brown qr green. Limited / \ X 7 ^ Sgii. 2.95 CASTING REEL — Our business is still selling those beautiful new De- ieeki.imort lipes plui modern rocking comforf'**^. •PJu* F»d»ral ExetM* and the old tire trom your car Soto and Plymouth cars everyone's raving about, When- New textured weave hoi a rich, carved appeoroncB lupply—shop early. I ' ■ ' • ' ' tbi* pneed. Chî* from a selection of comfoHabla Five one quart eons of Heavy. Dufy Oil In a hondy 2.66 ------■ . ' we make a delivery w.e figure it’s a rolling advertise- '• —tep-fothion in carpeting! today, Lovely floral de- celbri in "Glomour Nubbe” Duron ploitfc or "Honey” ■ carrying* cose. An unusually low price for this fine ment for us; other folks see it and they’ll want one just lign (ihewh), tee bll th* new spring '54 patterm. All Shoe.s lllu.«trated Ward* lowest' price nAn-hark- Tire Size" list Price Sole Price like it. .; . tweed — iottoo interwoven with metallic thread. oil— equols notional brands at 45c to 50c per lash Casting Reel. Drag adjust- Typical loving: 9x12' tize, Sal* 92.56. .Sov* 10.44 quorT.’Seve more than $ 1 for every 5-q't. change.' ■ble to any weight lure. 6.40-15 - 2/28.50 . 2/2 3 .45 * The other side of the picture is, the sad fact that a 4i95 PHIL RIZZUTO lot of drivers dawdle at a snail’s i^ce. on an express . 9 8 6 J 0 -1 5 2 33.90 '2 27.95” way while other characters show their bad manner.s by GLOVE 6.70-15 2/29.90 2 23.95* rushing hell-licnt f o r nowhere, weaving in and out of 4.54 traffic at an eighty'm ile clip. Maybe we shouldn’t kick 7.10-15 2 32.90 2 26.55'> because we find it profitable putting cars back in first- -Play B ^l! New' full size 1- class shape.'BUT, we still don’t like to .see carelessne-'s flnger Model. Full leather lined- 7.60-15 2/35.90 * 2 ,2 8 .6 5 * running rampant . , . We’d rather PREVKNT an acci W ait until you see the Solid leather web.“ dent than PRh’.SENT a repair bill. clean tlharm o f these ^ 8 .0 0 -1 5 '" 2/39.50 2/32.95* sandals, a smart qiiar-.r< Let June bu.st oUt all over, enjoy motoring, but 6.00-16 2 27.90 tet o f Milan .straw REG. 151.00 5.49 CASTING ROD 2.-21.95* plea.se don’t get the car .smashed up. Never argue the .braids curving alniul 6.50-16 2/35.50 2 28.95* right of way with your fendersi Come over to our your fo o t.. Blue, red 5 Hie SEA KING 4.99 place at 241 No. Main St., you’ll never argue the fact and white. — 6.70-16 2 29.90 " that the DeSoto and Plymouth are the outstanding L..\Low-Priced, Sport King flber- . 2/24.45* 'gla.sa Rod. Plenty of whip and values in tran.sportation. -We’ll make the kind of . deal you'like — with or without a trade, cash on the line or 1 3 8 . 3 8 strength, 1* or I ' l ’- T e x te n d i payments. You’H like the way we do business. And by the wa.v, it’s sensible to be a careful driver; it’s Dependabir 8ea King 4.95 SPINNING ROD sensible, too,' to ^ a i:are(ul spender, that's why it’s Curving lines are the A Deal summer beauty Ktandard A HP Out ju.st plain good common .sen.sVfb,place all your car needs .most charming way to. for comfort and ap board Motor i* power 4.66 in the hands of this old reliable factory franchised ' pay ''complimertts to pearance. Wear these ful. ea*y to . operate. dealer. ' . ,,your feet. Wear %hcsc for a summer of foot S60* pivot let* 'yon A Iow-prlce

PAGE F0UR1 aiANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, -WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 1954 •/' Section Ttvo , % WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23. 1954 Ifpralli .WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 1954 Pages IS to 28 x : whose own life hss been enriched by a wife and children and a happy Coo|ier, Karpman Lloyd Special Assistant Happciiiiy Fined. -vi PASQUACE home. ----- .—' Gain Top A>^rds For Horae Betting And as fpr>sth.e drudge, she Isn’t PIZZA and GRINDHt^ really a dinidge at all. but a woman [ Judge Orders Canned Ravioli? There’ll Be Some CJianges Made ’ Exhibit of Herald Coverage X To Florida Ally. General who is lîsy at the'job sh<;'wanted SHOP N William Cooper and Benjamin Francis J. Hajppenny, 43, of 221- most lnAhe.^^•orld, the job of being 8M Oenter Bt. Tel. Ml-*<42e7 Karpman of the PrtidenUal tn- Mr. and Mrs. .lohn S. Lloyd, | X School was fined $25 by a wife, mother and homemaker. Sentence CcUt There la drudgery behind most Prepared for NEA Conclave W« Specialize In sdtânce Co., Mancheafer office\ former residents of Manchester, Judge Mortimer J. Lynskey in Elects Slate Tonight have been jfranted the National have' just moved into their new Receives MD Windsor I»cks Town Court Mon achievement.^, and there is cer • Pizza •Grinders tainly drudgery behind the estab Releases Brimmer from Quality award, one of the life in home ■ in Tallahassee, Fla., where day On a charge of horse betting. C'HET BAKER ENSEMBLE----- The Herald will be exhibited at.- Keeney Street .Vhont are placed • Spaghetti / • Ravioli surance .profession’a 'highest hon Lloyd, ha.s begun his duties ss a lishing of a home and family. the National Education Assn, .con under the caption ‘The Herald ''■51 Happenny. five other men and Tw o ..Seek Directorship^ Â>uiity Jail Aug. 1, Italian Sauce To Take Out ors. it wa.s announced today by special a.ssistanl to the Attorney a woman-Were given fines ranging To avoid feeling like a-drudge, Chet Baker Jazz in.Hi-Fidelity! * $ 3 ,0 0 Vot«r-MkkinK Session ference to be held June 27—July Support* the Cause of Education Samuel Davis, head of .the Pru General of Florida. Lloyd's ap- from $5 to $250 on various gam look up from the dnidgery.Often to Hear music beforg and after the show at the Manchesterinchester DrivO-r I.,ay Tax, Designate Listed Here ToniKkt Placed oil Probation 2 In Madison Square Garden to il-, by News Coverage and by Editor Open 9 'A. M. to 1 A. M. dential organieation. poinlrnf^nt to' thio post was pn the bling charges. The men were ar see what you are building. In Theatre. lustratf how a newspaper can help' ials." .Two ■ of the edltorii^’e'cited To attain the highly coveted dis (All rights reserved, NEA Serv a school s.vstem. Tile newspaper DaUy basis of'his bsing adjudged one of rested by state and Windsor Locks Depository; Raises ■ Manchester residents' whose Richard J. Brimmer, Sb, of Hart- ak valuable and interesting Infor tinction, the underwriter mvat Florida's outslandlnjr law stu police in a raid on gambling in a ice, Inc.) ^ ford, who received a nine-month clippings and pictures are shown mation to the public are explana qualifications for vorttng have on a large hard-paper, four page show that a high percentage of the dents. He was graduated Feb, 1, factory. Potterton's ^ Tax Rebate Question matured* recently or who have jail sentence In the local court on tions of the town charter afid of policies sold by him in previous Coal production in the United folder. pressure groups. 1954 magna ctlpi laude from the Stanley Trzrittski. 37. of 47 130 CENTER ST.—-(Corner of Church) - never become voter* even' April 36, was ordered to be released years ' have . remained in force. University of Miami Lew School. Breweh St. Fast Hartford was States is nearly eight tons per . The annual meeting of voter* of : , from the County Jail on Aug. 1 by The exhibit has been compiled The open forum, where readers man dav. though they qualified will have Davis pointed out. This require While in lav.' school. Lloyd was called the "king of the catch" by the Eighth School and Utilities another opportunity lodey to Town Court Judge John S. G. Rotl- bv the public relations committee submit their ideas and opinions, la ment IS ainied at encouraging of the .Manchester Education y ' appointed associste justice of the Judge Lynskey who .fined hirn District will take place tonight at be enrolled as electors. ner this motxilng. .shown on the thtfd page. A- ptc- the agent to write insurance "tail Appellate' Honor Court of the $250 on a charge of pool selling 7:30 p. m. in the aiidHorium of A voter-making session is Judge Rottner, who imposed the Assn. Chief delegate from the,, ture of how the voting machine Is local MEA to the national con ored" to ft the policyholders University of Miami, a post on horses. Hollister Street School. si'heduled for from 6 p. m. to S. j original sentence after Brimmer operated is also printed so voters needs. awarded to the three graduating aiisineee before thie voters In- p. m. today In the office of the ] pleaded guilty* to breaking and en- ference is William Freeman of 125 ; will be able, to vote on school, Avery St. Other local teacher* fliRconoiTiomiiG The award was conferred on the seniors who have the highest ehkle* election of two district di town clerk. jtering.a motor vehicle with crimin- i questions. Other stories show that Prudential representatives jointly SghfRâslir. standing in the- law rector* and a elate of officer*, During the eeaaion, member* (al intent. Ordered Brimmer placed planning to attend the meeting are I the Herald "reports school-center- by the National assn, of -Ijfe Un- .school. He. is a member of Phi hearing report* of officer*, laying Of the League of Women. j on probation for the remaining six Mi.s* Marion Casey o f .58A Chest I ed activities through Its own-staff demTlters and the U fe Insurance Hath Millett a di*trict tax rate, and tlesi{;nat- Voters will distribute booklets I months of the sentence after his at- nut St., and Mrs. Bernice Maher ' and accepts write-ups from the Delta Phi Law Fraternity, and of 72 Church St. Agency Management Assn. Omicron Delta Kappa Leadership Special Purchase! Ing a depository for fiind*. .entitled "Voting by Machine is I torney presented a petition for his ' teachers’ clubs and PTA groups. " ' immediate release. The first page i.s an illustration WILLIAMS Cooper resides at 75 Green Fraternity. Mrs.’ Lloyd served as The miestion of tax rebate* for Ea-sy." The folder ends with a group of Manor Rd., and Karpman at 111 Drudgery Is Necesaary To B« member* of the district who do not Atty. Leonard Wladimer, of Hart of the High School World which is pictures of elementary school ac- a social advisor to Gamma Alpha ford, asked that Brimmer be set published once a week in The • OIL SERVICE ^ Oakland Terrace, Hartford. Chi .Sorority at the University of Good Mother, Homemaker :/ have sewer*, running by their , tirities of the various schools in home* may come up for discimslon, free so that he could support his Herald. This page keeps the pub ‘ town. The caption over this ser- 841 BROAD STREET Hiaml. REG. %s.n Howard Smith of 149 Union St., widowed mother, who. Wladimer lic informed a* to high school ac Bethlehem. Pa.- was founded on Both attended Manchester High "How ran a ivbman who spends ; tlon read*. "The, .Herald Reflect.* TEL. MI-9-4548 Christmas Eve, 1741. most of her waking hours rooking, *aid he would raie’e the i*sue to said, "1* destitute.” Wladimer said tivities, i F-ducation in Action by Occasional School, hfrs. Lloyd is the former night. Smith said he had sought to Police Report Brimmer's father died five days Clipptrtgs’ and pictures of the Margaret Squatrito of Manchester. cleaning, washing, ironing,, dust Series of Photographic Features.” AMo Bellucd ing and keeping three under- bring the matter up before, but before Brimmer was arrested here She formerly owned and operated aaserted the moderetor of the on April 12. and added Brimmer the Oak Nursing Home here Emd school-age children out of trouble More Breaks William A. Godfrey, 27. of Hart Aldo Bellucci. non of Valentino help but fe.el like a drudge?” a COTTON DRESSES meeting had failed to recognize was now his mother's only means operated the Bolton Lake Play of support. ford, Belluccl of Fern Street, received reader asks. • him. Smith said he understood a house togclhcr with Mr. Lloyfl. legal opinion was asked of the dis Frink Acquitted Court Cases The $20 bond was forfeited by his medical degree from the Uni It's just a sim'pla question. but W i l l i a m s Associates, Brimmer'was arrested along with , Henry A. Peris, 5,5, of Watervleft, Lloyd is the sen of Mr. and Mrs. without a aimple answer. trict's coun.sel, Atty. Raymond A. ONLY Lewis Lloyd, formerly of Man versity of Vermont College of Me- Friiik,' 30, of *7 Goodwin N. Y. Maybe when she gets to feeling Johnson, hut »aid he had not chester. V ho now resides in Far '.dicine June 13. He received his W r i g h t 's a l s o B r o k e n : connection______with the ran- r In two other cases thi* rnoming. pre-medical training at the Uni- like nothing but a drudge, this heard what the opinion was. L a d l « A * ^ P C h o I c a mington. Lewis Lloyd was direc Leoii Tliorp. a dtrectsr of the I n t o automobile that had List 1*0 Fined ^ 5 Joseph Murph.v, 43. of Vernon, and r^rsity of Vermont, where he little story will help her. 3 DAYS over _ been parked in a garage on Flor- .. ,Mrs. Marie Blake. 32. of 106 Or- tor of recreation in Msuichester gtadunted in 1950. It has been said that once when $4.91 di.stiict. and Ray S. Warren, dis for five ye£.rs. , . .. u j ence Street. Brimmer admitted hi* O i l I . O l l I l l S i '■*’*'■** - RofltvIUe. were . each In his senior year at the Univer the great pianist. Paderewski, was trict pre.sident, f-aid today counsel Thieves entered the George H implicated Frink. ■’ HersM Photo \g|| It, t.tnilllB ,15 „ „ charges of violation of ( Before coming to. âllahas.see, ONLY Well, now! Who ever hesrd of puttijg ravioli in a can? When sity. Bellucci was elected to F*hi told' that he was a genius he re had given the opinion resident* of William* Associates restaurant Frink, who received a similar ______• j rule* of the road. Lloyd was the radio and television Beta Kappa. While a srtudeht at plied, "Perhaps, but before I was a th e’district are liable for the full Mrs.'F. Sizes 12-20 and 14 !j ing , plansplan.s a rro.*<.^-countryrro.ss-coiintry trip to Cali* A^RPlliE aW ▼▼ IIIIR in Miami, Fla., as well aS covering At those times what she loses vesK.seek the post vacated by Atty. guilty, went free. Mr. and Mrs. and they are very fornia soon. D'Agostino is won- motorcycle he wa* riding on Hart lightweight, easy to handle. sight of is that the drudgery is 1o 2 4 !2 . V in c^ t McPadclen, who is moving Patrolman Ra.vmond peck, who Thomas- C. Fenn, 19. of 260 N. many special events on the radio, er may be dnven to repeat his And. Judge Rottner aaid this happily instated in their home on dering what his Italian bride's re- ford Road tipped o- er and slid crirhe to sustain himself. Dr. Camp just the building of a foundation. from ^tanrhe.stor. is investigating, aaid there \Yas no III N arcolifs ('.ase Main St., wa* arrested by Polira 2-gallon de luxe model haa sucii as the Kefauver Hearings, evidence rtf a forced break into morning, thi.* conaideralion into a Hartford Gas Co. ahovel the Miami Open Golf Champion said. The result of the drudgery isn’t I,Awrencc Moonsn is thus far Coveiury Lake. But it wasn't action •«'ill be- when they cross the Lt. Raymond A. Griffin this morn 16” extension and 5 foot the e.stabllshment which is housed weighed more heavily in his de- easy, . • ' wide open spaces'. Irsclor which was digging a ship, and the UniversiCv of Miami The Rev. Dr. Camp is a native just s clean house, children who tinopposi^ for recleclion to the ci.sion to order Brimmer's rclea.*e ing on a charge of statutory rape. in a portion of the building Once ■The courtship, which has beeh | Speed Limit* Surprise New York. June 23 iT' Rov M trench in the road. hose to permit spraying a Football Gdmes. Lloyd was s of Glastonbury and )i prosecuted when he was a.s.sisl- , that Li.stro had been u.sing regis- ; • shrubbery, trees, killing Chiefs. ' Trinity Colleges, the Hartford fed again tomorrow. reared in the district, is ,a gradu cord. which inchides convictions to Euiope in the manner of the other break.* which occurred le.te Grand Tour, He saw the sights off speedsipeeds go up to 90 mtles an brtur »>tt _U. S., attorney here. _ _ : trauon phuea obtair.ed from a weeds. Adjustable noizle, Theological Seminary and received The result is a happy home, ate of M.anches\er school.* and for breaking and entering, lar- The chief M-oumsel. of the .>mjx liidiistrv Llaiiiis immigff 1 witne.s.ses testified against hint state hospital... He studied psycho St,: Mrs. Ethel Zwirk, 4.17 Cent that the two breaks were com detail.* could be straightened out- architect lire she ha - seen so far tion of rules of the road by Judge ^ Club at their weekly meeting at mitted by, the same persona. because they were beaten hv nar- Rottner and a sixth, forfeited a i ------7 ^ the Country Club last night. logy St Boston University and ,is HOBBY SHOPPE St.\ Mrs. Rose Sele, Buckland;' l-Nine months passed and the ocean has made an impression on Iter, • . Mr*. Harry Sweat and Mr*. T. E. Mrs'. Lena Giiffin, RFD .No. 2, ■She expl.-in« that she is accu.*-( $20 bond when he failed to aupaar, ' Brosnan entertained the fast Dia- Speaking with sympathy and un a gradiia-te of the Institute of Pas Cor.' Center and Griswold New York, June 21 IJf^ — Fnr- was still between them. Tramaglino dainied throiigh toral Care. Rockville: Frederick Hvde, 10 Del- thei study an-l .experimentation touted to seeing mine variation.* in | ^ w S8t. Edward Winzler and Patrol-1,riot Preaidenta Oub of twT First derstanding. on the KUbjeft "Who M ore Red Ta|»e counsel than Cohn knhw a-boul the , man Newton Taggart had Mt up Di„rict. Amarlean. Legion Auxiliary Are The Guilty", the Rev. Camp, Dr. Camp had with him ma-ny mont St.: Albert Miller. 244 E. are necessarj'. the tobacco indus D'Agostino lost his patience. architectiiral slyles | Middle Tpke Holly ■ Shorts. 95 beatings and suppressed that and - the radar patrol between Roostvelt ' ^ c(>okout laat evening at Mra. .Vvlvo is Protestant Chaplain Of the beautiful pieces of custom jewelry iblic Records try aa,vP to pin down the causes, He bnaided a plane last Novem IJkiB* ('iiliirfiil Home* : other evidence during the Connectieut State Pri.snn at Weth made by the inmates of the pri.son, h ■Lockwood St.: Albert K.-i.imidei. of cancer and heart disea.sw ber for Milan. There he would As for residentiei. architecture, ( '." "V , 'I'U'ius ' I’' '^^1 ; *ti'l Dougherty Street*. Ye*terday. j groanaa'a iHHne, M Waahington St Warren. Ma.ss.; Cora Anderson, 22 ' trial - accu.*------salions that Cohn radaewas used again, thu time on ) . ersfield and the. Osborn Fsrni at which were purchased by those in Warranter Deeds It view* as ’-preliminary',’ an meet his bvide-elect. They were to .*l ha.* r.emaiked the general ab- terested. Edgerton St.; Mrs. Helen Werta. .‘ence from American himte.* of Middle .Turnpike and aevaii! Information about th eW ebelo Enfield, made a deep impression on SIGN Wllliahj J. Turkington and Eliza- American Cancer Society report ; marry in Livorno and after-a.two fphn te.sufied under question- persona were arrested. ■ Wood* program 4» n be found in 11 .Main St.; .Mrs. Margaret Dev indicating cigarette smoking ctil* ».i, .a - t . i . ,|teiraces ard the abimcl'ance of his audience. j beth M. ^rkington to 'Edmund H. week wedding trip to the Isle o f ,. ... . ing by Tramaglino's lawyer. h ined a.* a result of their arrest*! jh* Boy Scout column. In today * The stigma of prison follows s Twenty-nine years ago in the • • • lin, , 108 Bircli Sf.; Mary I.oiiiae Fowler and\lJllian A. Fowler, prop the life span. c _ ; .u- , j _ . CO Or. In Anier c.-i. slie noted, Advertising Kowell. 107 Heleine Rdd Arthur Capri they would come to the "the home,* aie like the people Ralph J. B.-trra, he had ' absolute- Monday were Parker Costlll, 29, of ( Herald^ man all his life and only the fir.st full year of gasoline tax in erty on Pherp* Road. The tobacco industry's attitude United States. Plans changed and ly no knowledge of the heating of Lynbrtjok. N. Y.; Dominick T. j strong-willed ran succeed in spite Minnesota, the gas tax revenue ED'S SIGN CO. Siteppm-d. Boltqn; Mrs. Anna Gold- , Winzliy to Greenwood. Inc was made public yesterday in a very colorf, 1 " , the wedding took place in With plenlv of help from her any witnessc* atid no knowledge Taricani, 27, of New* Britain; Roger of it. As a result of being rejected was $4 805,000 compared with Mitchell 3-8268 snider Coventry, Mrs. M na'.Bu- p,.„pp,.iy „n Wkahlngeon Street, statement issued , through D.-. Florence; . but after the trip to of subornation of pet jury.” 1L. Kilfield, 26, of Scotland; and Read Herald Advs. j for employment, a former prison $41,106,000 annually today. din.seak, 1-4 Constance Dr. 5|rs. pa„i w. Dou^n to Hartlev , M. Clarence Cook Little, newly ap Cdpri. the pair had to part. overjoved husband. Mr.*. D'Agos glian, Ta tino is learning to.eay "good morn .Margaret M^nagh^n.JalcoUnU^^^^ Burnham and N)mcy Ann ?ilarie' pointed director’ for a .scientific .Marsia coiilrl not return with Mrs. Helen Bogli, 23 Riverside Dr. i Burnham, propertwon Elsie iDrive. ing" when she meets ,one 'o f her ADMITTED TODAY: Theodore committee set up • to study the i her husband. TTiere was more red Eugene W. Wllsoh and Sara J. effect.* of tobacco on health. tape. new acquaintances instead of Liissier. 21 Hillcrest Rd. giving them a c. eeriiil "Buon iiliiljliiiiiijliiiililillilM Wil.son to Joseph W. Are! and Ella Dr. Little termed "of vil,sl in lyOiig Interint ------** DISCHARGED 5'BiSTERDAY; G. Arel, property at 80 W. Mi.ddle Giorno" U s an even Vet that if Mrs. Irene Gordon and\daughter, .j. , . terest" the findings of the scien .The . . Manchester nian waited . .. voii phone the bride, she'll blurt tist* who made the .study for the Ellington; Mrs. Teresa Prlskwaldo, ' * Quitclaim De*>d with mcrea.*tng iinpalience while ,.'pmnto " before she thinks to and son. H 6 Bissell ,S t,E d w ard American Cancer Society but took December, t he had hoped his new say "Hello.” Sarah A, McKinney tq Olive Mc the position that more proof is bride would join him at Chrisl- Kiely, ,2.50 High Sf.; Mrs. May Kinney W(x>druff, property on Ox i BloodgooJC'ffi Hemlock St.; Mrs. needed; I mas I ' January, February, March, I , q f| (;K CI.EV.VI'P ford Street. Said Dr.'Little; Irene Viiicek, 148 I^ydall St.; Ra.v- Building Permit* April and 5fay pa.saed.. Finally' \Ur\i' yA'• - The mond Ellis, 47 Virginia Rd.; Adel- For alterations and additions to 'The . , present dramatic situalioh . last week. Marsia s ship doeked I ppy Harold D. Haynes didn't see. bert Gagnon, 148 S. Main St.; Mrs. dwellings to John Hayes *t 122 in New York. DAgostino, of rpp swat m of carpenters, painters; Francis Corson and son. East Lake St;: $700; James H. O’Brien i 4"d diversified roii'..*e, was there to- meet it. ; 3^1,1 landscapers who brightened Hartford; Marv Ann Pagani. 164 at 116 Falknor Dr., $1,000; Frank i ’*"’'1'' 'fh ” ” tê t'Pl"l‘bu During the few days Mrs. up his house— free of charge. The j •Oak St.; Mrs. Alic.fe Allen. 618 Par J. Kos for Frank Ro' erts at t04 habit.* of the different ..D'Agostino has been here she bad . pimd mini.*ter> home was chrlsen ! BEAGHWEAR (HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY! ker St.;” Mrs. Anna ilurton, 16 Lockwood Dr.. $ft00; James H. ‘ y P " ''timan beings to their ..some difficulty epnvineing herself from among more than UK) siig -; This oinaiinq dtvie* is a STYRO FOAM plastic in* . O'Leary Dr,; Mrs. Genie Liindgren, Veitch for Ronald Daigle at 75 ' health and well-being thro-Jghotit that she speaks "English well gested to start a cleanup week. 1 2,56 Hackiiiatar)^ St. Well* St., $150; Roger E. L em ire ! their life, cycle enough to be understood. She , . - . n«r lining that is tasily applitd and absolutely stops DISCHARGED TODA5'; Joseph at 15 Tower Rd., $1,000; Robert' Tlte origin, nature and devel , does. incidenWilly. ' PRIZE FOR .SPRINT | TIME TO SUMMER IZE Julian. Stafford Springs. McMillen ftt 16 ..aifton St.. $400; opment of cancer and of.rardio One of the Aiue'rit'an thing.* that | Dawn, Mo. i/P» A .short race ; sweating. BIRTHS YESTERDA5'; a son va.«riitar diseasp.7 aie , complex has impre.ssed.-hei- is .spare. She down a railroad track meant a $5 . to Mr..,and Mrs. Lawrence lA’clt- Herbert Hutchinson (or Oilmoure Cole at .58 Stephen St., $8,000. . ppohlenls. offering the . greatest and her husband rode lip from prize for Charles A. Wheejbarger . nnd (here’s no better way to face summer than hatisen. Cook Drive. Bolton. To Alvah A. Russell foi* Ho-.ise existing challenge to creative sciiN ew 5'ork City along the park-, of Ludlow, ,\io. He catight a BIRTHS TODA5': a .son to Mr. entific thought snd to further ex ; wa,vs and she was amazed to see coyote pup near the railroad sta- ' ' Only ^53-95 ' . and Mrs. Raymond Peterson. RED and Hale, Inc., for alterations and in a additions to a warehouse at 16 perimentation wi.sely . conceived, so much space with no one' snd tion and claimed the $5 bounty. No, 1. Rockville; a .son to-Mr. and patientl.v executed and fearlessl.v Mr*. Ralph Fisher,, 84 Proapecl St. Oak St.. $100.' , To'Edgar J, Berube foi Fred 5V. l and iiYy)avliall.v Interpreted In ttur Libby for a tool shed at 368 Wood- search for the truth.” SEA NYMPH land St., $SO0. Personal Notices To Edgar’ J. Berube for Austin SEES BRIGHTER WORLD > BUSH HARDWARE CO. Chsmberc-Co. (or la warehouse of jarbalo. Kan. tA*! - Paul GLAMOUR SUIT fice at .519 E. Middle’ Tpke.. $.500. Schmutz, 12,' .lo.*t his e,veglasse*i 793 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER Card of Thanks To Elgin Zatiirskv for a 1 *tor,v. when fire dea^royed. his home. five-room (twelllng at Flnle.v St.. Schoolmates tal.sed $29..50 to' buy , the .suit that stays UP . , . DOWN W** wlJ«h to Oiank all of ottr 1 $ 11,000 . hirtv a new pair,, hut the doetdr nficlilxni* and relative* for their w.vm* , who'Xfltted the glasaes refu.sed to athy and kinrtneaa ahown in our recent i . . . . and PIT. Built-in uplift, bra, Kereaventehl. We eepectally thank the ' The pigment* ' which determine take! the mone,v when he,learned Manchejiter Lortice N4y. 73 A. F. and A. ; the color of the huiftin e,ve often of tliA '.circumstances. Paul's M . and a ll thowe ’Kh*) went the b eau tifu l i appear some time after birth so schoolmates didn't want the money- side-honed for strapless assurance^ n o ra l txibiit%a. v. that children who 'will - be dirk- back eith^. So Ihev bought him In rjin and fade-resistant CelB- Mn*. O n fife A. eyed .later, often are blue-eyed at other articles needed to replace \sk Ue hmiln Ust Hus an * Helen Millw. those lost in the fire. M r fAMIB NIW ganatt p iTeorice R , M illa. birth.’ . perm coloris. Size.* .'I2-.38. . «at» POWI8-OOMI V -r*J

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PAGE 8IXTESN MANCHESTER SVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, .TUNE 23, 1954 MANCHESTER KVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY. JUNE 23. 1954 PAGE SEVENTEEN ■/ menu la s t night in Bridgeport and Denlocfats Ready Beacon Falls. , // A-FIash Clan Cause Ryan Reports (3) , Mr*. Helen C. Foster of West Cornwall, Mrs. Rlla Oraaskr of ^ To Pick Ribicoff Windsor Locks and Mr*. C. John Blast of Eye Fluul Jgattl of New London, national Theme as 129 Graduate at Rockville High Sultan (ContlnuMl Ironi P *fe One) committeewoman. were in the run (Continued from Page One) Weak Morocci ning for secretary of state. HARMAG'S d a ta tor nomination for attorney — Attlllo. Fraaalnelll of Stafford is too time* brighter than solar g en eral. ' — Springs - and Atty. John Speziale radiation. Injuries to human eyes Firnt piplom a Awarded at Rockville Exerciseit of Torrington are probables for Symbol of Fr ch Woes DiCenzo announced hie candidacy have 'occurred from direct expo- Indochina comptroller and treasurer. James rtire to aunllgbt. They are called Gownrclad Seniors Class Graduates in New Haven iu the preeence of Roche of New Haven atlll is men eclipee burne. People Who look at SUmtER VAL VES (OoattaiMd Pag* OM) ul"" * Allv. Gen. WUliam U Beere, aleo tioned for comptroller. He ,1s the the soler eclipse June 30 should miiRter orientai-atylp politician, i • former U.S. Marshal for Connecti make sure to use heavily smoked May Ignite The ten pupils of hlgiftll aca-.k Sarah Ann* Johnaqio h n sM ' In* the paeha'i--all-all along -dhe 1 fear* fpr hi* life. He too, a\ilks in '* New. Havener, at % Republican cut. Graham Charlese* JfMiea 9 g lass. .i'ttemic standing are indicated by a ' hi* palace. 1 'ty convention. Beer* already had In other Republican develop Clipper Craft Suits Receive Diplomas Eleanor FVanc;« rK e u n e T h e atcMnlC lig h t is so intense, In 1 9 3 7 , Sidi Mohammed became Bomb* deflled- the Marrakech P'*t *h his bid. number following their nanle*. ments yesterday: tile doctors said, that it momen Robert A ndi^'s Kingsbury sultan afiej; the death of hi* fa- moaque*. once in an attack on the In another Republican develop- a Nylon Cords, Dacron Blonda. Rayon Tropicala, l^'orateds World War j ‘Members of the National Honor I U. S. Rep. Horace Seely-Brown, Nancy C ha^tte Kraatnakl tarily heats .he fluid in the retina R ook'.ills, .T\me 23 (ftpeoial) - ; ^ Iher. A ahy bo>\ he had not ex Glaou'i and once in an attack bn ment l**t night, Atty. Wallace Jr., of the Second (New London) to steam. The steam pfeenure S o c ietj. Gerald lôy Kuhnly ' ' pected to rule becauie he had two viaiting Sultan Ben Araf*. The | Barne* oi Bristol wa* reported to D istrict, said he w a s n o t a candi-< break* the tlseuee suddenly in a 12ft Rockville High ôol gradu-1 O 1*1 O il C , By WINNIFRED M’OHU.KRE I | Beverly Ann Ambroal Ralph .Nicholus Lauia elder...... brotherr. But the French Glaoiil demonafrated what he i be certain cf winning the GOP date for lieut.enant governor but little localizec exploalori, Some of u p -alee, rrwned In blue and white Some 28.699 live* w-fre loak in Lily CThrlatine Anderson John Ijita. Jr." * aisM hlrS up a.* manageable, an' would do if the French would let nomination for L. S. Hepreienta- was- a candidate to seek a fifth the heat also 1*^ conducted to were graduated at .he SyVee audi Korea because of Communist ag-! Ronald Herman B*rli*r» Julianne Lathrop Instrument to en»ui*e their grip on him meet the . aitiiation Moori.ah ' tive from the First thartford) term In the House.from this state. Gordon Frederick Barrovs Jrian, Marie Lee nearby tissues and additional Be' , torium Idat evening In the Tftth greaslon. 1* the w^r in French In- ‘ aland rich in mineral reaource* atyle. He walked up to a man | Di*lrict. Seely-B r o w n's atatement in damage is done. This happens only Flame Barbara Ba-rt l7i 'Nethelia Louise Licence dochin* going t'cftiring a repetition j and teeming with po**ibilities for seized a* a terrori.it. and with hi* Barnea has the- support of the Washington came on the heels of when the energy levels of the ex AMERICA’S BEST CLOTHING VALUE!______annual oommenrement exerclaes. World Seeii France* Eugenie Bastarache Martha Alice Lord , developments I maihinegun shot the man Bristol delegation and says he Is a show p( support for him as the plosion are very high. The graduates were led in their of this? Will ^m ean that war i* I Ijrwrenye George Ratz Joyce .Mae L uginbuhl “Onr Beloved King” | through the head. seeking more delegate strength "idesi running mate for Gov. If you should happen to be look proceeslonal by FUainp Hebert and again going, to darken the live* of Gloria'^Maria Belliveau Robert William Lukemaji Ridi Mohammed remained *hv| But the terror grew. The nation l.odge." The support came from ing In the direction of an atomic Karin Pri]!g>ema'u a« marahale. millions? /These’ *nd many other Carol Jean Berthold alist* disavowed it. publicly de througnout the county. By Student William Thornes- Marley until 20 year* ago, when the the "Citizens' committee'' >vhtch ezploiion when it happens it won't The High Srhodi Band furnished slartlihg/'queations are facing the Beverly Jean Bjarkman plored the me of murder a* a On the other side of the picture. Maril.vn Joyce McFall Jstiqlal t Independence I movement. ii heeded by Andrew G. Liucci of do you any good to blink, the doc SPORT SHIRTS the misrir, both for the procea- peopi*/Of America and of the, l.allian Irene Boothroyd •Virginia Gail Metgalf w eapon, Whst, then, wa* it* i observers sey the Democrats won't E nfield. Idbking for a rallying point, be tors said. The damage ia done In ■ional and receefUonal of the B.v DOROTHY BII.VRRHRRZ worlds j Jude Dcueron Brennan Judith Carol Miller source' 7 have a clear cu'. ticket- ready until | Mrs. Marjorie Campbell of New gan calling him "our beloved a thm eandth of a second. It takes a Short Sleeve graduates, under the direction of Yes, there is trouble in Guate- / Nation SIxe of Te\a* Elliott Manning Brown A* France weakened in' Indo- late Friday hight or early Satur Canaan, cAndidate for the nomina- Marylyn Viola Miller king.” Sidi Mohammed liked that., a tenth’of a second to blink. Ramuel Goldfarb, band ifistnictor. m.vla,' Korea, and Indochina. , In /French Indochina, the size of*: •Diane France* Burk.e During Sidi Mohammed * rule. ;'’bin*, extremist* grew bolder here, day morning. tlpn of secretary of state, dis aOpen Weave "*■ $ 0 . 4 9 -'1 •William Henry Miller (8)' Following the Invocation by the I fact, the entire world *ecm.s to be he state of Texas, the keystone Norman VVilliam Burk* the French ended tribal war* and j R"dio Cairo, apparently under Po«MlblUtiea IJsfed tributed bjogrsphlcal circulars Everett Earl Morrill RED TAPE IH WHITE a Solid Colors $1.98 M > ftev. Maurice G. Foulkee, rector in a pretty precarious state. This of all Southeast Asia, "Is at the Sa.idra MaVge Candilo Muriel Ann .Atiirphy united Morocco. But the aiiltan ^lab I.eague ApVinsorihip. hailed But here are tne possibilities: y esterd ay . of a t. John'* Rpiscopal church', v\-orld danger, however, is not a present tin>* the renter of one of Elm Ann Caryy Glenwood Hodge Narknn u*M not popular*, nor did he jfet bijfj bberAtion in Indochina and rall- State Rep. John Dempsey of Also being mentioned for sec- the. most baffling war* ever- Ipswich, Msss, uPi Town em a Sanforized $2.95 3 for $5 linda Bumner, adlutatorian spoke new factor in the live* of Ameri Fred Allen fTia.se Cheater Leonard NumrycH, / . Idtat until after World War II. Arnbsi in aVorth Africa to vio- Putnam i* reported to be holding retsry of state is Mr*. Fralnces fought. Thi* war, which started' ploye* have been forbidden to -Wear on "The World Crisi*." Mi** can youth. Actually; our live* have William Sykes Clough Mina- Denise Oiielette He leaned cloaer to Istlqlal while ‘ ^be name of “Arabiam." the le»d for lieutenant governor. Burke Redick of Newington. out a* a struggle for independence advertising on their, wTrk caps. Humner was followed by Marian been continually overshadowed by Marie Ann Cone ■ .June Belle Parker continuing a long standing feud Moroccan Communiat party However, there still is sentiment Horcelson, who** mibject wa* between the Indochinese and the .ton strong but extrerriely active, One rainy day workersMllossomed the terror* of w ar . . . World War Patricia Theresa Cormier •David Bennett Payne (8) with local chieftain*, the raid* and for Rep. Thornes J. Dodd, Mayor G u atem ala. French, ha.s turned into a major imported Moscow propsgsrida. out in gay caps provided by a lo * Oobordinas II. -Korea, and now, Indochina. •Adria Claire Daiiplaiae Janet Mane Pease’ pashas, and particularly the pasha j Richard C. I.ee of New Haven cal merchant, flompetltors com After a selection by the Boy* Our parent*,, on the other hand, ■Itiiation. ' Myrtle Hannah Davi* of Marrakech. much of it slanted against Amer- j Chairman F>dward Ber- Security (^lanip SLACKS A major situation because the, Raymond, Willis Peltier, Jjf, and .Girl* Glee Club, directed by plained. Town Mariager Nathaniel are a bit more fortunate. They are Joan Crystal Depatli Joyce .M*rie Phillip* , Nine month* ago Sidi Moham icsna and the Its. air ba.ies.* ■gin of Waterbury, J. Flemming • Chacks Mini' Eleanor liOwi*, David Pa>Tie CThinese R eds a re aiding th e Indo- i The French havS brought in a Quint ruled advertising off the able to remember the period of the •Donna Maryann^BelPonte , med felt strong enough to balk at ftiilledge, another possibility, has Reveals Laxitv spoke on Korea. Chinese. The Red* *re not actually ' Emil Raymond Pollaniky new civilian resident general, raps, but emplcyea wore their c*p.s 2 Pair "tw-enties" when everyone rode Edward W alter Diihanowski J e rry Albe-.-t P ro v o st signing reforms announced by the support from .his hometown of Thp co-valedictoriane. Winnl- fighting, but by supplying the In-■ Francis Ljtcoste. a Harvard-edii- after all with the advertising * Shorhskins .Vipon a glprioua w ave of optim ism . Joan Mary Dzicek Suzanne Gilbert Ran French to appease nationslist feel Stamford and Fairfield County. fred Wohllet->e and D orothy Sllveri- Tliere w-ere to be no more wars, dochinese with material and by cated career diplomat. He tnld me: Hong Kong (AP)-^'A'hen the blocked out with white tape, filling them with propaganda, B everly .Ann Edm onds Evelyn Liicille, Redfleld ing. The French, using the threat Bergm picked up delegate Chinese Communiot government in • Rag. $7.95 poir herz spoke on Indochinh and the no more poverty . . . only progress. Lsidore' Rlliri ilOi of the pasha's three million Ber "Police action alone will riot United State* in the World Cri*i*. which' glorifies Communism and C>-nthia Joan Roach strength last night in Beacon Peiping called for a tightening uij5 DEAD MAN'S HAND $ 9 * 9 5 O ptlm (*nii. Rebuked Michael Robert Fere'nce bers, deposed him and exiled him work. 1 come to Morocco in a The Glee Club* sang "The Hajl* degrade* their, ..own government, -Stanley Peter Ruggle* on security, letter* from people ThI* optimistic feeling, however, Hope Helene Fitzpatrick to Madagascar. spirit of love,' Serving. France convention •$isas 28*42 of Ivy," and President of the they *re eneouraging the.sr di.*sat-| Gerald Francia St. Loula thrxurghoul rTiina bega.t floodtng London, Ky. (/p-Three men wa.s shaj-ply rebuked in lB2fl with Jean Emily Flynn Morocco’* native population of' "'“fving Morocco will he aenior Class, Harold Hunt, pre i*fled people in their war for inde KennethW illiam Saundera in. One letter aai*l merchants used were arrested frr playing poker Terrific Value Ropeil Franklin Follansbee *« million—About_iiii ______8 million of them!HAm^ thine *hinK tn »<> mas me. T'Vi,The big air ni^nt lOl ft lift Support sented Priricipel Allen Dreaaer the. Depression and still , later, in pendence. Francij W'llham Sehlaefer 'a.* wrapping p.soer. sheets from the on cemetery hill and Charged with 194T, w ith the en tra n ce of the Juleeii Elaine Friedrich llliteraie-^had Tisllked the sultan , h**'* Morocco, are part of the Waterbury. w ith the Cl*-'«* Rift of m oney. It la not a new policy that the Shirley Helen Schutz report on the Inveistigation of work gam bling. Police fThie.f Jo e Noe United .States into World War II. Communists are ii.sing. It is just a Ronald loom's Gates v William Shelsky- as a iponey collector. The Ber- h*’’*''** *hf free world so my who wil. make the speech in 19.V') on trading region* In the said the top of the hill was I'a NO CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS Principal Dreaaer explained that her* Moors rslher thsn Arsh* mission is now more important nominsting Ribicoff. says he won't the claas wa* preaenttrig fltiores- If there is a les.idn to be learried renewal of the one used in Korea •Luther White Gibson f9) •Rochelle Shiroki central-south reglonsT pleasant place. ai:rrounded hy big ■tUn M arie G igeey h^d 'p^d little attenlion t 'ver Order must b*. pre-| run for lieutensnt governor. cen t light* to th e school to lie from this brief tracing of historical and Other countrie.s; when a coun Robert I.eon Slerakowakt Another reported t'le doore of ahnde trees, and the slick ground events. 1 think that it is that we try ts weak and di.s.sali.sfied. the Raymond Donald (jirard But the moment ..the French re- *his grest w-eapon of ,-e- Joseph Lyford of Westport, who placed over the bulletin board* in •Dorothy Frames Silverherz II) the conference room of the food gave evidence the site was a must nov.- become a country of Communi.sts show them a^ betier Bernice Gri.chick Ixirraine Mane Slot* tnoved him. the non-Berber popu- *i*t»nre to Comiriiinist aggression has aiippoti from the State Cld. the corridor, whl(^ have been pre- bureau of Yung Hainj,' govenrnient favorite site for card playing." CH AibiE ACCOUNTS INVITED— PAY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY realist.* rather than optimists. We way of life. This better way of limine Frances Gleason Elliott Albert Smith he kept safe.” und Stanley Pribyion of Hartford vtoitaly not lighted. lation suddenly and avidly sup In Hunan ere left open arrd with m u st not. as in t-he "tw -enlies." life is an illusion It is the means Joanne Rose Godek Mary Ann Spurting LaCoate facea a tough Joj. If aie possibilities for congressmsor Annual .Auardri Made ported him. He was their hered out anybody In charge. Prrbilca- look only at the bright and beau by which the Communiat* infil dene Glen Goehring '.Alan I-awrence Staiger he cannot iriake concessions, ex- at-large. Former An.sonia Msyof The annual prize award* were Herald Photo itary spiritual leader and they in; tions for internal- u*o were- on the tiful side of Ilfg. We must realize Beverly Ann Ambrozl lead.* off the parade of Rockville graduate* receiving diplomas last night trate a rountry. r Gene .Alfred Gorsky Theodore Ixuiia Stolarz tremisLs will exploit that and the , Frank Fitzpatrick pickeA-,iip an then made by Principal .Dreaser sisted the French could not remove tables and many of thet.r disap during the high school e.verclses in the Sykes aiiilitociiim. Mi.ss Amhrnzi Is shown receiving her dlplo Becaîse the Coiiimiini.sts are •Jeanelto Gottier Irene Mary SucheckI situation will worsen. The French ! endorsement in Beacon Falls last who said the total of all awarda tile dangers in the world, and act him . peared. trying to get a foothold in French N.-rncy Ann Gottier Janies Henry Sullivan say their prestige wfll not permit ! night for Ibis nominstion. v.'a* ab o u t $6.10. T he F,. Steven.* accordingly. A realistic country ia ma fram School Boa.d Chairman John R. Cottier, center. Principal, Allen Dresser, left, i* shown Danger to I'. H. Base, The Tsinan Railway administra an alert onr; an alert ebuntry is a looking on. „ Indochina, the United States finds Shirley, Ann Gottier •Linda Marie Sumner (3) the retirrn of Sidi Mohsmmed. the Back Tedeaco COX Henry award* given to the student The situation worsened at once. j tion sold sopre confidential internal good guarantee against commu- it her duty to aid Ki-ance, in order . Giyle Anne Grant Patricia Diane Sweeqey ( 8) There was an air of continuing inging issue today. That la a Samuel J. Tedeaco, of îdge- materiaL* to the public a« scrop, achieving the highest scholarship to put a halt to this attempt at Janies Robert Taylor HARMAC for the yesr In each.rla.n wr:-e a.s nl.st Infiltration and sneak attacks. I.e>uis-.Ann G rezel crisis, spelling danger to the bndge burned. port, the state Senate minority newspaper reported. Other’ dis aggression. She ia giving. France Elizabeth Elaine Tomko HARDWARE follows: aenior. Dorothy Silver- How then do we go about becoming Robert Thomas Halpin mighty American air bases newly — ------leader, appeared to be -the front tricts werr fortnd to be employing "DISTINCTIVE MEN'S WEAR' a country of .'realists ? , How do we all the help in her power, e.xcept; Shu lev A nn H ank* Wayne Clinton Tnieb Tomorrow—The place where runner for the attorney general convicts and landlords, to copy herz; juni-or, Ralph . Gib.iori Jr.; Reds Menacing/^fifiire World Korea Solution built In the country. Fartilixar, Lawn Saad. alert the American citizen to pro sending her meh over to fight, j Noimaii Charles Hany David Nel.spn Tyler Americana may get kllleA | nomination. He picked up endorse- internal doci^ments. sophomore. Patricia Hiller and By day, life went on normally 945 MAIN ST. NEXT T O ARTHUR DRUG tect what he love.s best, freedom There is a po.s.sibility that she Richard- Allan Hardy Beverlv Jean .Ward In the flourishing^ cities built by Lawn Rollars to Rant frenhman, Janice Arn. will even do this if the Chinese i Dorothy. Ann W’.eeke* The Bauach and Ijomb Science and equality? Dem oeracy in Must Rely on Must Be Found I»i-raine Cecil* Haiti the French. By night In dark R eds a la r t to ii.se th eir m en o r if Eleanor Roberta Welz Medal went to William Miller and Elaine Ma-.-ilyn Hincks Slle.v* mysterious groups of three Cpmar.Main ond We who graduate tonight have the French evacuate and leave Hie Ruth Madge West the Rensselaer Medal for science already been alerted through •Marian Andrea HomeKson (4) Mary Alice Wilhelm men were hiring poverty-.stricken country open for the Communi.'Us Walter Frederick Hfr.n' Middia Tumpika East and mathematic* to Robert Kings- education. In school, we have Latin America Today ^s Grad To Heal Nation to enter. Fremont Arnold Wilson, Jr. "" Arabs for a few thousand francs burv.’Iren* Surhecki wa* award Harold Iêslie Hunt to murder and terrorize. In the TEL. MI-3-6U1 st-idied both communism anfk' Ha* Mineral Wealth Lorraine Elsie Winchell ed the Becker College Key for ex Democracy. We are acq iainted not ^ By MAHIO.V HOMEI.SON By DAVID PAYNE To most people the losing of a Marion Warren Hurd ~ •Wi'nnifred Joan Wohllebe (1) crowded slums nationalists triad Advertise In The Herald— It Pave By LINDA SI'MNER George Grover Irish, Jr. cellence in the Business and Com- only with Russia's weaknesses, hut I To the south of Mexico lies a New* of Korea has as.siimed country lik* F'rench Indochina to Pauline Mary A'anishewtky to enforce' boycotts of French mercial course. For the past four years. weTiave Elaine Dorothy Jackson goods. To stigmatize French to our own as well. Through tlie <,ruall O n t r a l Americ.-in republic, position of seconda'fv irnportance' f’u'Yimiini.sta would not seem Carleen Mvadows Yost Principal Dreaaer said that the study of history, we have ob.-erveil . . . . . looked forward to this important Donald Clafi?nce Johndrow Sheila Josephine Zira bacco, they ■ would pounce on 1 1 . . ' . disastrous. It is looked on a* a vast commercial, industrial ait^ and tne great strivings ,uthat , have been which <-an he compared ' in size to event which irrarka the climax because of recent developments in - cigarette smokers and grind out Jungle occupied by uncivilized' English awards, originally made cade since 1789 to correc t the.He:- In order to keep democracy slpn. It ia very easy to li.sien to provide a definate influence upon the everpresent hopes for pe*'ce "B rin g 'em mosques. Moslem nationalists in man CTlas* of R. H. S. \yent to a the opinions of others and not after four years of untold suffering, ert*Stolze. Alan Staiger. Elliott strong, we must .all learn to think the following generation . . . an all these were described to the Shelsky. sist there is "nobody on the circus. While there, they .decided really be,aware of the true sjtua- - j both mental and phyaicilI7now in a Smith. Gerald St. Louis and Paul th ro n e." clearly, intelligently, and aboVe influence which will properly oY i Americans in vivid headlines of After side-stepping a huge ele Eytryen* knowi that a Novr Only to visit the fortune teller and rind tiorr i)|- of its signifieance. Too state of exhaustion, and realizing Davi* in th^rr ".looped up" 1972 raryc p h an t led bv Mik*- Fer'ence and The Marrakech region, with its ajl, tolerantly. We must be tolei.; poorlv prepare our children for 1 «'"• newspapers and news that the lime for us to depart is jet niodel^. As the.parade diaap* w-.hal the fu tu re held .in sto re for ni.any people don't even realize i Gordon . B* irri^-s, the old maid* Berber population, had thought it-, good}od ntighborI givos you ant not only of other religions ami the realities of Ufe. i reîorU for ne.-irlv five .veais. near, yet being in full possession peared. the trumpets blared and them at R. H. S. The story that how little they kriow about what ; made their .- ay lo the ticket win- self imniune., biit evert there the creeds, but of other nations a.s Very important in our fiiturfe The Korean situation forced our of our fai-iiltie*. do hereby declare ringma.ster. Harry Hunt atepp^ hdpful assistonet whan the fortune teller related to them is happening in the world until ; where Bob Sierakow.ski. abl,v terror- is spreading The octogen- w-ell.' We m ust tiy- to learn a.s re. poiisibililies. ia the fact that we administi-atioh-to review ll.s, for- this, our last will and testament into the ring to annojjnce the firat proved to be true and is as fol much as possible about the people they are personally affeeled by it. | arrian Glanul, friend of Britain's you nood it. That’s why io s; shall have to Arce the problems of i eign policy. The cease-fire agree- Individually, so that our presence act which ciinsiated qf Lily Ander of o th e r lands so th a t we w-ill have The n.ain point of speeiilHtion I the woild. Each hne of li* will have nient wa* only temporary and the wiy always be felt in the hall*''of - them their ticket*. son. -Marion Hurd. Nanev Krasin- wa baliava you may find "So you w-anl me to tell j-oii ^ Since the big -show had started, a better understanding of Iheir is the question of ho\v and 'where [ a part in the managing of interna-' final solution for the fiituie of R.H.S. we leave the following: ski and e'lances Ba.sterAch* with just what's in store for you w nile | the arms will be used. Spokesmen \ they hurnedly gave their ticket* us o good naighbor. Jiist WITH PUMP In high1.1.t. school"— began IWthea frKT'tlinoforliine ' ' __ tional affairs. Into our hands will i Korea remained to he formulated. Office* l,eft To ■llinlor* their trained dogs. We should realize that the for Guatemala .say that the arms : fall the controversies of war. com-j The Geneva Conference has only The cla.aa pffirei*' leave their to the doorman, Alan Wheeler, and ask onyona who hos on ■teller as she gazed into her crystal -As their act progres-sed it was peoples of the world ape seeking are intended for'the defense of the , m eire. Communism, atomic--recenfly been railed with thi.s a.s. position* to a-nv deserving juniors j "'^'e ushered to their seats by interfered with several time* by 'ball. Ah'h, w hat do my eyes be not only material progress, but country. The Guatemalan army,] account hara or who has hold 7 If* an adverti.semrnt for a weapons.'\Ve shall have to contem- , one of its objectives J Diane Burke and iJorraine Hartl' the antics of tho.se perpotual al8o sta-tus, recognition, apd dig however, is -sery small., and if is , plate and act upon the issues . The American delegates-are re- leave their places In1 cheerdeading They h^ ju»t * reached their places - Chagnot^d usad ona of our banking dance where the freshmen \yill be R ay nity. These desires should’be"seri ridtculoiis to believe that this whi<;h have aii-sen during our ^ solved that those who made the to any future girl* who can yell "'hen Dot W eekes, aaîde a huge ' suddenly the kttehtikttehtion tn sarvicas — or. who has ailmitteil free by the senior' class ously con.sidered hy us all. If they aiiioiint of arms iy intended' for ! youth.! ml 1 hich lia,ve caused con-! supreme sacrifice on the battle- loud enough. I K'-*v,^*>«'r'hapt. . gave th e sig n al for | the. ai.dience was drawn 1< tnd Harrietle Boucher will get the A(idience was drawn to the baan halpad by ona of MateMess Features lire not. the spre.-id of t-ommunisni the army which is haidly larger, fusion upon the earti.. ' , fields of Korea .Ahall not have Jerry St, Ixmis leaves to l-ouia ; Grand Entry Parade. ihttrf Ting where William "Never key. will be inevitable. As a noted than a Boy Scout troop. We must try to eliniina.Ie each > dbne so in vain. ' ' Bac'h. his formula (or a hydrogeii Tlie old inaids pecame great-l.v SUp:’ Miller finally,slipped during Dur mdrtgoga loons. "Later, all the mCrulrera of youjpj^poke.sman recentiv commented, Yhe question also .anses a.s to disturbing ^-ituation. and t-iie wav At the -tinie of the arniisiicp bomb. Adria Dauplaise .leaves her : exciteil at the beauty of the huge | his breathtaking aer'val act to the . l-las.s will have their \ icliires taken ' -The United States" must he''pre- again.st whom Giiata'iiiala intend,* to accompli.sii this i.s i'l leai;n and agreement, it was decided to or- piano stool in Glee Club'to - any floal.s'. designed by IJrida Sumner, j voice of Joanne (:;o<4ek singing FULL 8-POUND CAPACITY so that when they receive their pared fb have an,Ear pf Ameiira to defend herself. The coimtiy profit from pre.sen- and jiast ex>! ganize a poiitu-al confeieiif-e to liK ky underclassman who wishes nnd Beverly Ward-, upon which "I'll Fall for You,” written by senior picture* they will be able as well a.s a. Voire of Ameiica." ha.s not been at war since the end periences. We m ust look into and , negotiate . peaceful .tettlement of i t . , . . ' riaie Diane Burke, ('arleen Yost. ! Adria Dauplai.se. to tell what four years of high , Government b.v People • j of World Wat. II. .and until the study tli'e‘difficulties‘ of - today: . and .1 the K orean fl4f(ii-Ultie{i Simplified .Spurling. Manageable ■Jiileen .F ried rich , Joyce I-zigln-" 1 LOVELL SAFETY WRINGER school have done to them. Democrac.V is a government of arrival of lhe,jjr,ms. the. possibility Metcalf, Tender Tomko and Hop- buhl, Goyette. Beverly Am- i Mound* Ambulance -Alarm we.iniist put bur knowledge lb ef Geneva Parley Bogged Quick-.witted Gary Lawrence "My crystal ball now reveals to fective use in the futui-e, I If vf-e stiidv the accomplish along Homelson leave their unpre- hrf>*i *nd C arol Br'rthold-,, -Next in me a Freshman Talent Shdw, and (('ontiniied on Page Eighteen) (Continiieri on Page Eighteen) ments of the Geneva Cnrifrrence. line marched the.hand led bv baton ' *'>'■"<'.'‘'7 'he alarm and the orcui Wa Invita you to colt ond find out about HIGH VANE AGITATOR Trouble Spot* Cited . tvirlers.-jiulv Miller and Gloria | driven .by J»«n Fl.VM what a show that will be‘! Full of There are.’ arid have been, many we find, that U, w*s finit bogged (Cnntlniied on Page Eighteen) rated across the arenaa ren a while the our saryicas including mortgbga loons, sword swa'llowers, Egypiic-n dan trouhte spots in the -wmld. Tlie ' down by the iîability of t'he conn-, clown.-), Joe Dore. Ron B arbero, homa rofpoir loons, parsonol loons, sofa LIFETIME LUBRICATION cer*, and even -a few elepliania renter from Avhich nearly all these trie* involved to* futile and aometimes iin- ligated to prove it* interest In more have chosen' to attend tba While Present Stock Lasts be *l«tcted King and Queen. •iUtjiveraity of Connecticut than any T,eAsori»ble, arguments now being Korea. The huild-iip of the Army j I other school Those going to UConn DepoMta made on or before the Hftb of any month LIIIRAL TRADE ALLOWANCES PLUS "Soon after thi* you . wilC-place carried on bv these two rountrie* ■ of the Republic of South Korea $ 2 4 2 |im-lude: Elaê Bart, Elin C arey , draw- Interest from the first of the month. .... your order* for your claaa ring* could lead to a more dlaa.strou.i *nd the employment of a strong, gnd when you receive them, they i Donna DelPoritei-êrnice Girzhick, condilion/Xaftd lould , even make United. Nations force*-emphasizes. I Lois Grezel. Ixrrraine Hartl, M artha QUART For the Best Deai See FREE TIDE! . will aeem to make you more a part 'I'liest'e a major soiine of concerii this Interest In the strongest man- . of R. H. S. l'X>rd. Cynthia Roach, Sheila Zlraj CURRENT RATE 2Jr% in live fu tu re. .ner possible. ' June’ Brennan. William Clough. "With the dawning of your junioi- It is, net essaiy, therefore, that. , klconoiutc Aid Sent . ,j . flriifiet the demand* for wear and ' year and the realization that you I Ralph l-jrnz, W41ia|n Miller,' Ray* oa all your interior u>d ets DEPOSITS OVER ar*. now uppercla.s*nfen you will an agreement be reached: ' an : In addition, economic aid. to a ' -I mond Cpraky, Cheater N u m ry ch , agree-lent which'will setisfy bpih considerable degree is, .being fun- Isidore Ellin. • hot wood and metal trim and elect Harrild.Hunt a* your riasa $20,000,000 preaident, David Payne, vie* preai- nations Involved. and-which will nelled into this peninsula, in order Si.x girls of the class of 1964 plan tvoitan. now* out^ easily to a .dent;. Donna DelPrmte, aecretary; dis.soh-e all possibilities of further to improve .the living «tanda;.-ds. ' to make nursing their career and difficulty, , This should eilable them to resist | . will enter the .(d()owing Schools 'eC. •■noHi floM, driet quickly, can be Sorting Manchester an{} Vicinity Ikties Sendee Vienna Bahler. treaarirer and Nor- , ilTve meiitioning of these'places tKe bla.ndishments o£ Commimism ^llhed oituL ezcitiiig colon! man Burke^ aaaistant treaaurer. : , i.Niirsing: Hope- Fitzpatrick and Lor. , T p t ^ y i SA- years,, - , ^ ^ ^ i | With yori^ claaa ip' arlch capable . in which there is.fonthiual agi'a* snd. present such sn attractive i raine JYjLnohell, Waterbury HoapW hands you can *be -certain of auc-; tion remind*i-us of the danger i example of* recover.v as'to temp \ital; .Gayle Grant. Nancy K raainzkl, ^ ' APPtlAFlCE A { FURNITURE CENT^^ ^ ■'ceaa.. srrjts wdilch are giving us thej and win over the starved, demqral- ! Mary Spurling. §t, Francia Hoapi* ^ 'ftro^^ yoow hnayali aoipli willi 'K>0% aoia~ "■The firkt d an ce lif y our ju n io r’ greatest(■AMatAfat aiodetyanvAAtv* at ,the tha TArati^rntpresent !i igerf ' -rvarkrxltepeople A#rif North'.Korea.,- ini* la nr*a a . tal, Hartford; Janet Peaie, Provi* BLI$I year Will be the "Sor'k Hop" bn ' i Herald Prioto' itidnienf. Upmost in our mirida are Many lesson* have been learned derice Hdapital,Uetrolt, Michigan. A m e iu c a n ExraiiBS T r a v e l e r s ClnsqiiES Oct. 30-where the latest fîo n a in ' 'M arian Hpnielson, daughter'of. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Homelson Korea,,' Indochina, and Guate^ln -Korea., m,ai.y-ha,ve been cost- •V Hend*! Photo Stiidenta planning to attend pt''**' ' »4 » MAIN STREET footwear will- be ilee"iêen. ’ - of.4jjl Davi.e. Ave.. is 'ahown while giving her address on the World nralB- Our attention loriiah* Will he ' iv.' but,perhaps, through them we Donna ,Pel Ponte..-left, of 79 West Main St.v 1* ahowii putl/ing on dtolleget inejude; Jeaii Flynn, ^ * rdwar'e c o : I OPEN THURSDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9S01 HSoon after thik will come tho Crisi* during the Rockwlle High School 'gradtiation exercise.* last H' acted to these valtuallonk. for will have shown to th* wrirM that i her gown prior th graduation- exergraea gt the/Sylles Audittfmim. in tell Junior CoUaga; Julaon E rl^. ' ' --tt— )'■" night. Mias HnmAaon w m qne of two tionor ztudenta to give apecial ~ . . ' I RrM^kviUe last- night. Making sure, that tha. ku^klb gown ia Atted IM Main ftfrU t (CMthroed M rm g» E ig h te w ) addresaea ikat night. 4r ■ • ^ ‘(CtmHnoed on Page Elghloen) ;\(p)iiHnnn^ correctly iq^ârjorê Kitlel,, another graduatg, bf Tzlcottvillk. 4 \ (CkNUdttMd a ^ P a g o I) V ■ ” ■ -1- - -I XL ■ ■ 1. ■ , ■ , ■ ;• 1 . " . ^ X » - ' .*a. • • . * - - ..wJTL. :1. V \ ii • . -N* . V'-'' i . ■ J . I ' „ \, ' ■ • f, ‘V \„ ■- f .

t PAGE EIGHTEEN ^lANCHESTER EVENING HEiIa LD.MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. .lUNE 2.1; 1954 MANCHESTER EVENING fiERALD.-ttANCHESTER, CONN.. W’EDNprSDAY. J.IJNE 23, 1954 PAGE NINETEEN

pandinj tha art of hop* and free would have to be voted later In Employes Assn'*. (C8EA) execu home from dhe Hartford Hospital [ dom, and thus It help* to .secure eeparate legislation. House action tive hoard. The 44-member board Bolton Hebron Accident ’ Power Not Affected Marlborough where he wa* a patient for sev- i Eiseiiiiower the foundations of a free gnd on the authorlzatiop bill is pos.si- is the sssocinlion's ruling body. eral davs. I ble this week. The Senate has not When Wires Tanffl« peaceful world.” •f The governor'* pey plan wea H urts Trio in lliir • i GENERAL ^ EU enU e Elaenhower apeciflcally asked acted. ' presented to afSaoclation officials Delc'gjates PickcMl Manchester Evening Herald The committee already hifs vot Rockville Holds Graduation There was no interruption of continuance of limited a'ulhoritv to two weeks ago as Ixidge turned Stirring Prografh^ Marks Alarlhorniigh correspondent, .Mrs.) RANGES ~ REFRIGERATORS — WASHERS Sees Peril transfer funds earmarked for one ed tentatively t<> alter the charac d)wn tile riSEA dem'ami fdr an electric aervlce lU the North Hetron. June 23 'tAP)--Three End-this morning when a pri For (]oiiventi0ii8 II otvard l-ord. telephone East ; geographic area to en.V othe.r In ter of foreign aid by removing at automatic five per cent pay rai.se NO SALESMEN— VERY LOW OVERHEAD mary wire and a street light Hampton (167-4-2, cases where an emergency W’*r- least ROO million dollar* from di for all state enlployes. persona including the driver were Local SchooVs Graduation 'Vine became entangled near OPEN 8 to ‘L-S.\TIJRDAY 8 to 5 / rsnfs such action. He said the rect grant status.. . s Under tlie Ixidge prnpossl, the Precarious injured seriously but not critically Marlborough. 'June 23 (Special) In Aid Cu Liisl Will Depot Square. RADIO SOS'O CUASSES ALL DAY^SUND-W 8 to 8 ' ^ Rep. Very* IR-Ohlol sgid an maximum pay under state salary Gown-clad Seniors early thl.*r mornini; when, the —At the Republican caucus held lited State* n ust be tn a posi- Ann Arbor- Mich. 'Ti Song amendment approved yesterday for the hoapiiallty extended The Connecticut Power Co., Monday evening, delegates to the Big Trajle-In -\llowances—No Cash D<)wn tlolv to act "with the utmost speed brackets would be jumped by *10. Bolton, Jurte 23 i Special >—• convertible automobile Tn which festivals In 13 eommiinlties a/e (CtmUiiOMl from One) would put perhaps .lOO million dol per cent. It would increase the AndTeslanienl Elementary school graduates pre-' through the Board oK Education Manchester's electric lililit.v, coming conventions were selected. and\nreei*lon to scconipli.sh our World Seen they were riding cra^hfd Intq the final examination* for an eatimat- : and school ataft during fh* weekly .said the conilition wa.s reported goals'.under the swlftl.v shifting lars of this on r. loan rather than nurnher of pay steps In each aented a varied and stimulating Tho.«e named (m.lude; Senatorial. ed 15.000 school children who take : rerialU U "for World domln»tion a grant basis. bracket from six to eight and thus program during commencement perioda of religion* inn^ction rear of a parked trtick on route to them aboiit 7:30 a. m. to Carlton Fowler and Mrs. Jape circumstances of the world." " Receive Diplomas 6A. part in a twice-weekly radio aipg- ■ BRUNNER'S (Cnntlniied froth Page 17) place* an e*pedally hirh premium He said, too. that participation Vorys told newsmen the amend- affect only those emplo.ves who exerci.sea al the school ■ laat night. I conducted a'* the school day. They immediately .sent Harris. Alternates are Mrs. Ethel The convertible was practirajly crews to repair the dairrt»ge. ing class. Mrs. Janice Cobb con- ; .Across From Oarritv'i*— Next To A'ltloer’e on our maintenance of cl6*e rela- iq the Point Four technical co- • ment provides for long-tej^ re^ had reached the ceilings under the By Student B.iscd on "The American Spirit in I In a siirpriae gesture, he t>(ien- Fowler and Edward Olson. dlctable escapade* to any .R.H.-S. demolished according to Slate Traffic was directed away ducts the cla.ss broadcast by 22 | ROCKVn-l-E ROAD, T.AI-COTTA'n-I-E— $n-S-51»l ■'tlon* with friendly, nation*,” and o'peratton programs "must be vig pavement either In local ciir^^ncy existing system. (Continued from Pnge 17) Document and Song", it featured announced he would m ake a gl V W V ^ least costly methods of achieving cepTed Gov. ' Lodge‘*;''^)Brti*i pay ly, afterward prove* that the • Needless' to say, we can pot do It gymnasium for the graduates. The kee Doodle.” Despite acoustical chievouB doings to Jean and Ktb, ever, have now been weeded out, Senteio, saxophone. Mrs. E. Pieri-e ■fragrance. Only $1.2S pkn la*, fragrance. Only $1.2$ ptm ta*. Isolds and wer.ken. our International bbJectiVea in this ' Increase plan but undeiSprotesl. slate can meet financially the alone. We need the support of ushers were Carol Bakulski, Joan the rest of "The Crew." / and the ones left are determined, shortcommgs In the outdoor )!■'“■ Herrick *'ranged several baskms 42.23 value $2.23 value "'nie mutual recurity program is age of peril." I While reluct ant ly goinfr along union's demands. everyone '■ teachers, friends, and Bolduc, Mary Ann Hebert. Joan grain, the barbershop quartet, Dorothy Weeks* feave,s abili loyal Communist-party worUera. of flowei's for the event featiiinng an .important means by wifiich to The President said a common I with the limited ps\‘ pisn. since It •'We feel, that a pay increase parents, alike. A united and alert Kincman. Suzanne Olaon. Dorothv composed of four girl graduates, lim ite d TIME ONLY! ty to open new charge Scpmint* to Russia is now, spending more one formal piece In red. w hite and counter this streteg>',” he added. defense system worked out with i will help some workers, the union should not favor one class of America can not fail! - Pease, .loan Pozzato. Patsy Scol- was .ipprecmted. Tlie gioiip ren- "It helps us to i'Olster strength in ! made it,plain thet full satl.«factlon _ . . . . , Crystal____ —Buhler...... Jeanette Cottier money to s'pread Cnmmunlsm. in ta, Judy Unaa. Beverly Zuraw. blue to fit in with the theme of Iviininfl In FeirU, daring now M ontmortro. Americsn Allies is far less expen workers and discriminate again.*! TTie graduating cla.ss of 1954 is ; i^xves the presidency of the Girls , dered two World War I songs of remote areas which are, reverthe- i can come only from an ac*ro.ne who can Snd that the United Stales opposes United Stales is whether our men class year the .Junior Prom, With aqlial them. ^ On America's Finest Cars Alan Kabric'k s band providing the Communism Just to protect It* In should lose their lives for s cause Gay Gorsky leaves his logical vestments. 'that might bring peace or disaster music, girls in delic ately' coloi ed- triind to Suzanne Olson. Solution Sought '(or the future generation. gowns and their escorts in black Sheila and Rochelle leave the What is the solution to this situ When one thinks of the dfad, the tuxedos will make a striking pic Banner Office to next year's edi ' _ ___ A ation? What can be done shout wounded and the prisonera of War ture as they go through an arch of tors, may they worry In peace. « two pine trees. Everyone wil^,agree it ? The answer mav come through in the Korean coriflict, the price W'e all leave oiir ability to clut the United Nations, although with seems loo great. Rut since the that it Was a night to remember. ter up the iletentlon» hall snd in ' In Febi-uary you will hold a Russia voting op measures to stop United Slates is a world power, she { general give Mr. McCliisker a B'ood Sale which will attract a long the apread of her own power, the cannot sit back and expect other headache, to the entire .Iiinior line of customer* wishing to buy outlook Is not too hopeful. , countries to fight Ihe Communists S BUY 1st TIRE AT NOW! .some of the many delicacies for Class, may thev use this gift apar- Maybe the solution will come alone. Nor ran these other coun sale. .__ Ingly. from the Conference of Foreign tries depend solely on the United — FEATURED AS PART AND "Your last dam e Af the year will Signed and sealed on this twen Ministers of the Westejn, Hemi I States, PARCEL OF THE SURPLUS MERCHANDISE be the "Bunny Hop " in .March. ty-second day of June, in the year sphere which will take place July 1 The free nations of the wot Id The excitement of the haskethall c.l our Lord, one thousand bine 1. in Uriigiiav. At thfs conference must unite and' form a strong wall REG. NO TRADE-IN BEING LIQUIDATED AT COST OR LESS! tournametU the night before will hiinflred fifty-four. the United Slates wishes to pro- in order lo eliminate this intruder add something to this dance. M a.y Spiiiling, Jeapette Gol- jio.se resolutions which will prevent of demociaiy. Only then will the 6.00-16 "V\'ith th^ arrival 'of spring you tier, Eleanor keune, Muriel further srms from being shipped sitiiafion in French Indochina be 5 3 will begin to prepare for your Murphy. I»is Giezel. to Guatemala, and will prevent hroiight to an end. and only then Plu$ Tax WORTH OF DIAMOND RINGS Senior year with tlie sejertion of Guatemala from slirljlng up can there be a hope of world peace. PRICE OF $20.60 Sheila Zira as editor-in-chief of trouble in Cent rat America. * and your . TO BE SO LD UPO N ORDERS the Banner Yearbook. RcVchelle ( l a r i 't 'T s Perhaps the answer is in revo $ BY THE OWNERS. L W A T I A -V ? 32,285 Shiroki a* assistant editor and Lu lution, at least many Guatemalans r# • * pro$oiit tiros ther Gibson s* bqsine.ss manager. Planned bv (irads .seem to think so. In Guatemala a Future World • # "Ax your Junior year ends you revolt has already started, with • • H tkoy oro will, elect your Senior officers, snd army and government officials GET 2nd TIRE FOR.. hecau.se of their .sue ce.s.s vn leading (Continued from Page l7) already fleeing the coUnlrt'. Must Rely on rocoppoblo $S95.0« 'i Carat the cls.s.s during the .lunior year At this time, ho'.vever, it is im # * • * rii'h, Bryant Cojiege: Irmine fllea- .Vou -jvill again elect Harold "Hunt possible to predict what the oiil- O-Co ^ f • » DIAMOND as president and David Payne as sob, Wiilimantir State . Teachers roine of the .situation will he. Ac Today ^s Grad I vice president. For secretary you College; Marion Homelspn, Art tually the only real fact we...have / * • SOLITAIRE will c;lecl Virginia Metcalf, witli School of Fashion; Hartford: Mar- is that a shipment of arm* a r All Sites Black and White SIdeWalls SAlC^PR/CiU/ Gleniia Bahler a.s treasiirer and : ion > Hurd and Virginia Metcalf, (Cnntlnned from 17) * .Abi«nliite tup value! rived in Guateirial’a City from an • ♦ * * Written warranty certtriea ln*urable value Donna DelPonle as a.ssjstant treas- Simmons College;. Evelj'n Redfleld. Iron Curlaim port. lire/. Piedmont College Dertforest, GCor- tr#‘v aro lh#». major ronrfrrm of BLACK SIDEW ALLS W HITS SIDEW ALLS at original price! - * Until there are further real t» '1a\', \^> rrm rtnbfr fho tracf*di»*5 "VVlth the- ending of yoiir junior gis: Rochelle Shiroki, Jackson CoJ- fact* and fewer rumors concerning You May l'*e 4'ash. C’retlll or Ijiv-.\w ay . ^ tn Korâ: we have followed the • • IC. NO TRAOf-IN Oil lad RIO. NO TRAD!-IN e if lad year you will all look forward to lege. Guatemaia. the t.’nited States SIZE S I Z I Dorothy Silverherz. Smith Col fiaaslera in In.dorhina: and we PgICt 111 TIRI « * . TIRI TO* ~.f RRICI 111 TIRI e.e - TIRI rok .v'oiir fihal year in R.H S. as Van nply wait for.further develop Seniors ' . lege; I.inda Sumner, Rhorle Island hear daily of the., development a in ments. But whatever the develop Oiiatema'a. It i.a well worth whil^ After another ,'reient ftrei if tKey •r«'re trip the rest of the 5 iO/lOO 4 .Alt ATS . . ; r,l\ E THIS ORDER, TO. YOUR HERALD NEWSBOY he will trainers in existence, entered the Sue Ram the sword swallower, A SUMMER OF FUN FOR THE CHILDREN year will be devoted toward pre- Mickey Rugglea with hia aasia- receive hi.« prof’t on your mail-awa.\« order the ,elile waist, its full skirl and it* Tubular »tee| rraines and steel teg seal*. No turbance "was squelched by police- Rankin, Evelyn Redfleld and Yearbook. West Haven shoots himself tn sharp corner* or edge*. Heavy gauge vinyl i®mirlTPHti*r Surutitg i^cralii -Qsj the ! woman ' M*ry. Spiirling. a* 31 of Eleanor Welz, the weary old solid color cuff at yoke ibat gives it accent . . . "Finally on June 22 girls were offered a ride death because he thought he was " and best of all, you \X O.N'T need your iron, tank complete with spray. Size* 42"x43". 'Richie Zahner'a 64 . children were suffering frmn enneer.. . Rep. day toward which you have ucen i atopped-from , anealking underneath home- by Jarmea T • Y ' ° f ■"‘1 I Have Paid My Herald New.slxty...... ($ ) •’ \ Seely.Biown, Jr„ jsays he is caq- for tliis dress. working will arrive and after an ■the tent flap. Tlie other'thirty five David Trier, who were accom impre.asive ceremony, d u r I n g ; . , panied by Mary Wilhelm and Lor ! dIdate ■ for reriotnlnation but is Pleaae send the MAnche.sler-Evening Herald to the addrea.s below•: which you .will recci.vg, your 'di- r ' not a candidate for a ‘place on^ ht Mavy, Cretan nn/i Charcoal, ^ O An Intermission was .announced raine Winchell. As the car drove FREE $0.98 ploitia-s, you will be NdT^fledged by the circus secretary, - Marie off they were heard to utter: party’* state ticket. Style :W h, titrs 12 it) 20. ^ I from ., ...... 19. "(jrndiiatcs " of Roc’.vilte High. Twaa' a pleasant day, I say, 'I Chairman of PUC auggests that $L0n Reach Ball .to. ,.-.19....Incl. Cone, the old maids noticed the Style 3037, *izeJ*i4';j to 24)4. "Where'zer you .may' go after town socialites, Hope Fitzpatrick, «*y . po.ssible solution to "the deplqr* With Each Pool graduation you will alwaj's.re M.vrtle Davis, Crystal DeCarll., and To find them all In such-array I able condition" of state's bus • NAME member the four fine yerf’iw you Lorraine Slola with their eacofls, We wish that we could 1 o h g e r lines would be direct auhsidlee by spen* in R.H.S, - Bill Clough,. Hal Oates, Norman > stay riltles tlie.v serve. . Mn.'cii* Seigcl. GAUDET j s f R E E 'r ...... Thua ended tê' prophecy :,Han.v, and Richard Hardy. Mean- For truly It was all ap gay 55, ;of New.. York City, serit'eno'ed- the circus forturiet tejler who ha* •w hile"lhe goodie vendoraV Gene But over all we can't delay , to one year in prison for receiving proved co'mpletelji correct. Gqehrihg. Jeanngtle dottier Ilaine And time has checlied ua on our money - illejgally for placing rhil- I .J TOW' N ...... K ...... ‘Hiricka, George Irlkh, Donald' lohn- ■ - "way - drert fpr-adoption. ' LINCOLN'S AUTO ' TAI-K "BI BIW HOME drow, •"and Muriel Murphj •P- G'oodby.e,, ^gopdb.vle, la all w'e say Merl Young, who "galmed atten ' I I* SUBSCRlPTIO.N-IÂTE-dPaji'ableWi'th thi.s order) ... 'Novato, Calif. 'VW A'•woman proached "ijith their vS|are.s. | we hp^ we'il mMt another day. tion .'during "mink , coat!’ investi Yocir Fh^stone Dealer found her party .leTephone Une in I Magician Performs VHowdy*"

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TOONERVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE 'There Is Still Time $umm*r Patch Appliqu* A * Efficient JElectHc Hhsvei^^ ■/ To view the "DESH iV IN' A new electric shaver tor the * Answer to Previous Puixle srAN’DIN'AVI.\" currently ex (man in your Ilfe> will win you hibited In , Hartford's Wadsworth TMIKTY Y«AR* A«0 6UEM WOSfTLEi WIFE 1 0 U > H IM 70 Sense and Nonsense grateful thanks, especially if you Food ond Drink A y L J a a L J U u B a rg a in s Atheneum until June 30fh. where choose a new' SCHICK, 8 1 ^ - " S oKO lX A MOOP !*KOW HE 6IVE^ EXHiaiTIONg. ft s m E a u □ a 11 \ the best offerings -of skilled crafts |U ■ A A BEAM or REMINGTON from men from Sweden. Norway, Fin HF X s E m It Isn't easy to; apologize; to confused) but you didn't pay tor , M.ATHER'S AT THE CENTER. ACROSS DOWN 5 s land and Denmark are show-n. 1 T ra begin again; to admit error; to be the bread. All are precision built, designed to liC A L isted hy fBtautiful crystal, tableware, fab J I Roart ot 1 TYimmint w £ OB u unselfish; to^Tace a sneer; to be Farmer Pay for It! O f course I III the contours of the face and lam b 2 Dash --.v l x V X H '» □ Hirer ric and furniture make up the do a speedy efficient job even when conaiderste; toxendiire success; to didn't. Why Miould IT I ’m not tak I n 7 T □ L3 valuable collection. The SCAN'DI- 4 Soft-fh«ned 3 Soft drink Si forgive and fo r ^ t; to think and ing it. am IT dayi are hot and humid. Attrac lE w W ■ij & V Cl \ N'.AVIAN CRAFT" SHOP,' 113 4 Engine noises 1 N N V And the grocer said meekly; tive leather-like or plaatic cases" then act: to keep^put of th'e rut: Main Street, will order any parti are included. / • ----- in the 5 Part in' a play i a i p i a i 7 t w T l Grocer—Oh, well, I premime It'a a to make the best of little: to cular piece or pieces you especi pod 6 Entertained B ■ T n T r m # f sh'oulder deserved blame; to sub all right- (inly I don’t -but of n u ally admire. The shop Is well Tile-glazing paint will ne6tl.y 12 Fourth 7 Babylonian , a a 1 1?r A T N n due an ugly temper; to mairit-ain course you’re correct- -only, ff A Manohealer Rxrliialve 5 Arabian caliph U N P 'The Wallace "Riuur Point" varie Rexall June Sale Conttnuea Make a Lacy Stole Y'nu'll Be SlBglng !■ the Ralh stocked \ytth artistic, tasteful gift cover chips in porcelain enamel. god r “ 1 a high atkndard; to recognize the yo(('d-jiiat as leave, I wiMi you’d A fine opportunity to stock up For 'Young Sun-S**k«r9 l3Rcfidencc trade somewhere e l s e . ___ — ty diah la a Mancheater KX(7/I’- A stole adds drama and interest With an attnictive ALL items for gra'cious living. Stop in All you need do is ' apply a thin 8 Comrftunioiy 'silver lining’- but It a lw s ^ psys and S.AVR on summer necessities to a summeT wardrobe and when soon. 14 Siiifinc voice 29 Algerian city 40 TTee knots After half an hour's study of the 8 IVR with MATHRR'S .\T THR W E ATH E R COAT colorfully lined layer with an artlst'a brush* plate in the end. i.Ierome P. Fleish continues at THR P IN R FH.\R- drawn over the ahoiHders will 8593 to match the umbrella, 916.98 for SPrn namaôf 26 Mosquito 41 French painter problem, thd grocer said sadly; C1RNTRR. The aterling outer r(m 16 Howling CharV«",iLamb” Slow gait 42 Dry frames a floral china ucnter, MACV, 664 Center Street, during ward off the gathering chill of (3-p6. outfit including a hat. at Nothing can be more annoying If candle drippings' statn a rug. Grocer - Well, anyway, he was a their Rexall June Sale. Replenish 18 Hires A nhrewd old Wisdom County^ 914.98. A fih.e wedding or anni- summer' evenings, in the car, en MON'TOO.MERY M'ARD UOM- than squeaky shoes. To eilmi: scrape off. alj you cari.Nith a dull 10 Upon / 2 8 -— defoie 41 Network durned smart man. yo((r medicine chests \ylth first aid 20 Harvests farmer went into a grocery store vei-snry remembrance!'Hie claa.sic, tertaining on ..the terrace or lis PAN'V. Nicely tailored corejuroys nate this annoyance, rub .linseed knife. Tben sponge the spot 11 Male children 44 Always .specials, a.s ■ cotton, • plastic ad tening to mtjsic- under the stars. oil into the aoles. 21 Abstract 29 Belgian river 46 Cavity at Norivlch and asked the price of simple Ilnea of RRVRRR BOWI..H and rayons are cut on straight :wit.h a nonflammable cleaning 17 Frag/ances bread. A traveling salesman, having hesive bandages, aspirin, antisep Make one for youraelf or for a looee lines to go over everything fluid. - being H Friendly 47 Kind of cheese make them universally popular; 19 Concerning GriK'er Right cents a loaf. miakfd a biis, found him.self with the aix inch aterling one for candy, tics. Warn off hiaect bites and gift. The airy hair-pin lace works romtortably, making this an in Modern Rug Shopping 22 Black 11 .Speak 46 iSeines 21 Bread maker Farmer (briskly) Ah, I'll jUM a-'houple of hours to spend in a nuts or mayonnaise is versatile. painf((l sunburn with proper up quickly and looks pleasinglv valuable wardrobe investment. I f you are far-sighted and al For a Slimmer o t Campiag Fan 24 Skin orifice 18 Help 50 Sister (coll ) 24 Apple take a lojif. /Small countryv'" towm. He ap- Tee the sterling footed bowl with cieams and loUona. Guard against compllrated. The STOLE K IT A T ready formulating decorating t Clothing your youngsters need 26 He ate an proachert a native: moths with effective aerosol The grocer rolled it .up for hirp! pierced border, lovely enough to 93.98 in Yarn Dep t, of 4. H'. Use an old razor strop or a plana for this fall, shop for your for a sufnmer of camping fun xjiny apple (Bib.) Traveling aaleamgn-Oot a pic sprays. Add to your picnic fun T ~ T ~ r - T 4 V ST b Aa he took the parcel, a pew stand alone centering a buffet or H ALK CORP., contains directions leather belt to give a smooth edge rug the modern wav at the .M.\X- be supplied by LINCOLN'S. .599 27 Snoop ture show here! with a portable grill st 93.79: a and rich metallic woof or fine .10 Citriis fruit thought struck him. ./ fill with fruit. Rterling OIGA- to a strsight-edge knife. Hold, CHESTER tWRPET CES'TER, (// Mam Street. Sturdy, durable, Native ' No. qne-gallon jug at 92.98 keeps food pure wool in choice pink, tur- 308 Main Street. Step up to the 32 Russian city jr ~ R Farmer How much ar^ those RRTTR liRNS and ASH TRAYS the leather tight and do both SHORTS. T-SHIRTS and UNDER- cans of toniatop.s? ■' / Traveling salesman — A billiard add gleaming interest and con and li(]uids hot or cold. Many, jquoise. black, red or white. A SAM PLE B.\R holding the 19.54 .WE.\R for your bOy and girl are 34 Chocolate —I— sides, working away from cutting; room or a libraryT ■ many items to increase yo((r fam I stole is "easy on the eyes" while BIOEIAIW line, number one name milk if T U> B Grocer Right ‘ cents./ venience to a Coffee Table. edge. made to withstand rugged wear Farmer Ah. Ah i,th(iughtfully, Nsllve No. ily's comfort and health are avail you're making it and while you'ra in carpets: compare at a glance 1 for an active' summer life tJiar' Landed Traveling sale.s'man - -Well, How able now at savings yo(( won't wearing It. S ~ 6 then, with great lAtiidlty.i Well, Otoklng fat can be used again without tiresome shopping and I healthy children lead. property on earth do yo(( amVise yourselves T want to mi.ss. Your .American Qtieen choose from the'- 54 samples .the 36 CompaM point ‘p . I won’t take the;hrea(l I'll take if it ia strained. . To remove > »MA R ft Native We go down to the When making a tosaed salad, exact color, pattern and, texture | To remove black rubber keel T m. iM u t. 37 Close / the tomatoes; bread's eight cents; odors of flsh or other highly fla- " '“ h ...... grocery store In the evenings and You ran bring down your miik don't overlook the posaibilitles 3-color expansion I that harmonizes with or compie- mark.s'from your kitchen linoleumi 39 Row I tomatoes are eight cents; give me voreJ food, try a few slices o f 6 -2 3 -.5 = » IT IL ft ft W watch the bacon alicer work. bill considerably by using dry of shredded ra'obage, dandelions, BRACELEI' *^*tching LOCK-1 ments your wallpaper, tlraperie* use a liquid polishing wax or try V < ^ A . XlarMie*!*^ 40 Osculate the to m a to ^ herea the bread. potato in the faL milk in rooking and baking and spinach leaves and beet tops. from M.OTHER'S AT- THE and upholatery. To further help s ' cleaning fluid . that's made for 41 Honey i M And he pilssed over the loaf, took ii P the tomqt’oes and stuck them into ' Baron is stuff that 'eggs don't in preparing puddings and fla Any of the.se will add an intrigu CENTER, It will fit for many, you In making a completely sati.«- clothing Bottled paint or wood- OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. W ILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE 42 Amphitheater 12 M O TIFS with MAJOR HOOPLE his pocket, and started out. taste good without, unless you Flowers for Jdne Brides vored milk drinks. ing ■flavor to the usual greens years. mAINH AND lAKHETS fying choice, lift the sample off w'ork' cleaners should also do tlie'" 45 Whet v r Grocer See here, you haven't 51ILIKOWSKI, T H R . FIXVRIST, and all are high in nutritional that open to hold photos and the hook;, take it home to live with job. ’ . J, 49 Violent don’t like bacon tor perhaps you paid for the tomatoes? doi^ fiP.5' MaiA Street, has directed the value. ‘ CROSSES on CHAINS hand en a few days to Rtrther study and reaction 0 w Freezing Food Opens New 2261 > O U O P E W M V <3R A B l6 T W O -A H '-A -H A LF T i m e s - ■ Farmer Paid for it of course floral arrangementa of cluu’ch and graved and set with simulated examine for Io\-ely effect. - Your floors will not be danger-. >Kjp cuose. 51 Fruit drink PoSalbllltlea * 63.0O-u.rACKLV * 153.50.'— WHEM t i I haven't! I gave you the bread for Virg(nia W hit sore lives In home tVRDDINGS for many years Rhliieetonr Hummer Jewelry crystal stonea are meaningful gift.s Here.are 12 designs to be. made ously slippery' after waxing if you A VALVE-WHy 52 Passage in thi ', h6 M'ith a modern INTRRN.A- 7 ÔM-Te-TuM,TuM// B u s t s ih h o m e t o m k p h t , i 'm P it. Both the same price, you know. TVhitearre. Va. Angelehe Faith, and; created lovely bouq((ets for Fashion Shows of 1954 are for the Junior Miss at graduation To remove cod liver oil stain from press-on patches or scraps of A BOX OP brain P T IO N A L H.XRVRHTRR FRRR'/.- spread on a thin coat and then TO TOSS tOPAr. A C-MOte AH' / Grocer T'-e-s I know, (getting Hanrork, Md. many brides and their attendants teaming RHINESTONE JEWEL time, birthday, or just beepuse from white cotton or linen, materials; y.se them for trimming rub -it in thoroughly. centli now for your copy only a looae winding key. the pattern that rolls on easily and ticularly by West Coast designers, W A V E and you go about yt»ur of Basic Fashion. Spring '54, our The easic.st and nio.st efficient .abutter out of adjijitmentj pr • a quickly. Watch attractive Mias is a ■ delightful soft, ahimmerv way to pack shor.s in aiiitca.ses is aummer living, lopking and feel Pat Campbell demonstrate at the complete pattern magazine. A faulty fla.ah connection, stand ing your best and prettiest. Call ALLEY OOP On The Double! C heney B rothers sheer silk. Though it launders to slip them into old socks and BY V. T. HAM LIN SIIERWIN - WILLIA.MS UOM- complete guide in planning a well between your hringin;.' bark glow M I 3-8951. ■ rounded wardrobe for spring- eaailv, cere-must be takan to p re -] place them at the bottom of the ing, living pictures of your trip I’ .W l', 719 Main Street, and see vent watermarks; wet spots he- WELL.rO UKE I > — ^ BRIGHT ..WHEN WE T H E R E.JU Sr REMNANT SALESROOM through-sumnier. .auitca.se together with other bulky nr utter dejection and despair MOWNAPIXED juat how fascinating It is to "do-it- coiiiP darker W'hen Ironed ' dry. ileiiis. If an expensive artificial flower TO SEE HOW/ÎCE TMNG\gET A DCTURE, BUTT V o MING when memorable anapahota don't HARTFORD ROAD — MANCHESTER vourself ’ Stamp your home with To 'avoid this,'iron a pongee gar adorns your new hat, dbn’r dja- VOU TAWt4G N hE'S 0C*NG/ ABOUT THIS N W E KNOW DON'T SEE UP OUT "come out". Take along, a c'ard It when it hfcomea soiled. your own individuality when you When your wash ha.«in drain ment on the wrong side when it i.s Nylon ('iirtaln .Material "healthy" camera. Send it to the cleaner, or brush it A PEEK AT ) b ac k IN / MACHINE.BEING )HE'S IN IT HIM NOW/OF THE peraonally 4.select the pattern and gets clogged with hair o'.' soap even damp. Bridal veil sheerncss and endur OPEN 9 to 5:30 ^ SA T U R D A Y 9 to 4:45 jcolora in your favorite combina with absorbent powder. OJK PRAfiON-/THE THIRD \ ACTIVATED BY /SOMEWHERE. CAVE_ bits, use a Wire bent at the end ing strength oonihine to give you h r tions. Demonstrations take place in hook form to flsh out the )b- Light-colored Upholstery . Straw' handhags are smart, but HUNTER?^ CENTURV;A th e SUBJEa window beauty with a minimum most are fragilf When not being CLOSED WEDNESDAYS daily from 12-3, Th\(isday evening structionv Remnants “ U ttle " Pteturea or a Mirror f T N f fiD S N O upkeep. When vou .select N5'ld)N used, they should be stored away and all day Ssiturday. Are there furniture pieces Mn To group effectively over the AMING! k X MARQUISETTE FABRIC from from dust, .sunlight, drying heat. Weddings Call for Flowers your room needing upholstery divan or buffet are suggested by the CHE.NEV BROTH Iff! S REM A liquid cleaner i ,'in he used W.ATKINS. 935 Main Street, for Is there a W EDDING in your treatment? If only one piece needs NANT .HALF>ROOM at 60r a sparingly to clean them. But the auYnmer bride. Pictures are iB f family this .summer ? The JOYCE attention harmonize .the.'new fab yard in flOwer-iir.eUy pastel.-s and lyater never should be u.sed. available in a scries of relatetf aub- [ F I4OWER SHOP. 34 Church St. ric with the old and now at THE white. The sale-erooni will not exercises extreme rare to see that jects. approprislely framed aa are ( ’ H E N E V RROTHER.S REM close during plauL vacation, IJke to Plan Ahead? the flbzal background and setting N A N T SAI.ESR(H)M you have a periods, so lio plan a visit, and the crystal clear mirrors to team * Aac U t *61. 0*f. t is artistiO and tasteful, whether it If you like to anticipate your r ith furniture in the finest tradi-’ Ca«e.4«*6»V•iw CiWias C*p> tn* NC* tarvtM.fbM. w'lde choice of new light colors bring your out-of-town guests too. t. Ris.ll.% be a church or home ceremony. clothing needs and then plan tiori. that stay remKrkaWly clean be ahead wisely and budget accord- A "It wt6 right about hera in the book that I found the $20 The net re.sult of their planning cause of thfir Ingenious textures. Kmbleni .lewolry and rare Will please vou. M I ingly, you will take adi-antage of The short w'onian who la well-* bill Edgar w as h idin g!" There are cottons, rayons apd He is proud of his a.s.soVt ■ \ ST^VV TA\V>Vl • ing hi.s special insignia embossed MONTGO.MERY U.ARI) CY)M. I an excellent base for thfrst- W'or'k done during slack aummer on a TIE SIJDE and CUFF look very well'on her proviijed she 91 COVJt5«. VT OV EACW CYW3E.WV3 HAS -TIKS S Bwev, SANO SrEt. M S . DUCK'S u m 9HI COWIS. TOKI ALL TUC PCTUPCSj P.\N5'. One dollar holds your coat ) quenching drinks.. A little alt^. sea.son. Tire .salesroom ivill be LINKS, a l..\PEL BUTTON nr a selects one that la shorter than VOWtVi V3t'«Y TViROOfeWl %OMit OK)iOt«- OUST IN MI2 C«. PttOaaBtY 7YOU WANT, TglXIB, ssy SIPL. 7HS MOK until Nov. 12th. Soft ca-4imerea waist length. TO PICK UP H « WUSBSNP *T — H T ff can be added to iced tea for a tipen as usual during plant vaca- RING, from MATHER'S AT THE and wool exists, for ladiea, are HKKK> \0 T W W Y 4 T distinctive flavor. tloha. CENTER. \NTVAT - SIRS WEARIN6 A B« Sil.'^K •UCUT'. ahowii with rip-put linings ' to Gifts (er Summer Brldea MIMIC ITS THC OHC WmiT)€ malch the outer fabric* Many are Sparkling Foatoria or C?am- GOOD l a a m M INIAtURC lavishh'' fur-trimmed. Slack j set* hridga CRYSTAL STEMWAKE woec,«i«f. for girlz.. include ttie popular in open stock goblets, sherbets, WOT \ OOKiT lU K O N "gain-a-size " features Stop m for cocktails. flTJit jui(:e,_^ wines or SEE HOVi HE TUI LOOK- an early pi.evue. of next season's c< rdials ato certain to please -tha COOVT) HAOE'. showing. summer brides,on your gift list, SO /.iso in the Housewares Dep t, of ?E«EECTYV If you are planning a vacation li e 4. W. H.\LE (X>MP-V.NY are >^M)MVESSl trip, whether by plane, tram or any useful trays, sei^ving pieces, bu.s. tag f.ach piece of luggage suger and creamers in HAM foreasy ideiitiflcation. , it will MERED .ALUMINUM that always save you tirde and; annoyance.- îww».-:*T3^ *> • ?a ~] stays bright and shining without I hf IK* Mitfwim. twe T M t— ~U % tedious ..polishing. To suit' her .One w'av to achieve an , inter- modern or traditional, decorating PRISClLLA^S POI* Boy Who .Made (Jood BY AL VERMEER ^ esting color - scheme in' a living plan, L.VMPS for every room and. room i.« to make a large painting MICKEY FINiy An Optimised every purpese are carefiUIy BY. LANK LEONARD the focal point and then borrow grouped for your thoughtful ■rrnrp; J'Oiir dcdiiating colors from it. choosing. Many with bright shades -S O I FK«*EP THE BEST THWS ] I-THEN VOU and' IPvel.v decorated china bases, NOfliMSijPPOSEDTD .Now Is the Time to Paint TO DO WAS JUST d isa p p ea r ! / P ID N T GIVE CAU.NIMTNISM0RNIN6L all a.re dtsi.ened to bring light and y-)0U SAW THE GOVERNOR Before iiisei ts prevail to spoil a igotasisterincmiogo -v t h e governor I -HESGONGrOBEAT < charm to a liew home. USrMIG«T?H->4E ASKED , r THEAIRRORT- , fresh paint job and now- that sunny ANDA BROTNER IN LOSANGELES T A PEEMITE ms HOTEL UNTIL noon! ) STRAIGHTEN I TOUTOCOMEIDklSHOTEl?] dry'weather is on hsnd it is the - That llai^T-Earned Diploma ILEVWiVERETAlVlN'J S O I TOSSED UP FOR IT-ANP / ANSMER? pi open tim> to think of giving ■ Now that vou have it. keep it! ; k : ) W BEROBIERS! (MV SISTER VVONf your home or coUnge a beautiful, protective <;oat of , BPS P.AINT The J. A. W H ITE GUVSS CO.. 24 fiom THE BI DGET UENTER. 91 Birch Street, will FR.V.ME YO UR Center St. You get the finest paint IMPLOM.A to preserve its crisp po.s.sible because,BPS is backed by new] appearance. nioie than 60 years of paint chem- V. ( ^ ' ;)!(try arid, research. BPS spreads If yqU like to adorn your aiuts y 4-iS ' evenlv giving a tough elastic .film arrd dresse.s wit^' flowers al this j that hides old .sdrface.s without time of-year, be l areful ' not to I' ii.xing an excessive amount of overdo your accessorizing. A tilMEMDOUS i paint. It gives full protection plain straw hat. simple jewelry C i? .. -A M»rWiiatTiii.i>Bili,fcl^BJ BOYS' SHOES ( ag.iinst, all ..(weaUjfr conditions, and gay gloves go ft'eli with a large po.sy.. CAI .AIN EASY SAVINGS ON Resrularlv priced at S 6 .9 .S I meaning extra years of .service at O ne Man BY LESLIE TURNER ! no added e.xpen.se. Wide variety of FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS BY MERRILL C. BLOSSER NATIONAUY ' l irh non-fading .UOI-OR.S enables Moral Note Papers EMCniLMUMIUCO! HARRISON'S. 849 Mam Street. AUPPOROMCI(PATa I .vou to gel ma.xirfiuni beauty for _ I your home. All the'relatedl^paint-| has a new shipment.tjf-SUM9IER , HA* MMLEP OH M*l A l l HE X Y(OURE WHEN A FELLOW LENDS ADYERTIZID CARES (POSITIVELY OF platter POPS HE'S G I er a .supplies are available here,.. ?'OTE P.APEBS by Hallrqark and / H r * 6BM* m » A M P , Fresh, New Looking Furs ABOUT 3/ WRON6, <______WITH ROMANCE ' K R l .SUES, T I RPENTIN e ! 0|I„ ! Nojrcro.ss just in time for graûa- ' FROU TtC PEN TOUDRItOw! I h e a r NUTTY COOK ARE TH O S^ JUNEY / 8RANDS OF SHEI.I.AC, UR.ACK FII.IXR and tion gift "Ihan’K-you's'. Take t s r e a l e O N E 0 4 CRAZY V-T.. , .L PAT OW EN' for W OM EN PU TTY. i along a box on your vacation, 59c- INVEMTlONS J y 7 FOOTWEAR to 91 00 to .keep the folks' back VOFHiS.' / -(A. Air Step Lift Stride ] T o ■ remove kernels from an home informed _of your si'g-htseemg Assumed FOR THE I ear of corn, pierce the ear verti-I travels and doings. Y*s, if's o sure thing that your furs wiU rttain th*ir proclous good ReRuIarlv priced Regularly priced ! rally ivijh a pick foreasy holding i ENTIRE at Sin.9.') a l S8.9.'» - ; and rest the other end on a cake] looks and bo kept fro* from harm in our sciontHically protoctod tin. The Inquii*er NOW NOW vaults. You'll lik* our low rotos— our rapid coil-for ono dolivory FAMIIY^ sorvico. V Phone for Storage Toddy... Ml 9-3342 FOR CHILDREN BROKEN SIZES Us* on* of our hoovy corrugotod popor IWC FLINT (iretchen Balks All furs and other orti* SANDALS SALE BY MICHAEL O’MAI.I.EY board chosts moosuring 36" long, 19'* wid* THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNR The Kiss ODD LOTS SINGLE RECORDS (4SAnd 7t) 5 for $1.00 BY WII,SON SCRUGGS ond .11" doop. Star* your siKfoators, sno< cles token for storage Rexularly priced vvHBN rr 6sr* nenc,x vuerr A P t W iM VKICtsL VOUltS T = l stored in our own vault Value.s to $ 10,S.'> FOR'DC WAdCHMAN 7D PUT AUNura* I a n Atne N T iv* ^ T H i N e z f o m a r suits, blonkots and any other items subject * a f $.7 .50 CLASSICAL SINGLES (10 and 12 inch) HoH Price IN M ENBXr AFPEAKANCe. LATM ,.. lAftL.N O W IF ) DO APRO.VP>-eZ to moth damage. (Coots excluded). Pay in our own building. Any W H V vJ H * ■

SH0E^T(»E INCORPORATED 70s MAIN STREET ^ FURNITURE uid'MUSI^ HOME OF ERmlDAIRE 763 Majn St. Gretn SUnps GiTcn TcL Mi*S'5$80 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 1954 PAGE TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNEShAY. JUNE 23. 1954 -1- . t PAGE TWENTY-THREE

Straw berry Saleg Farmef Tenner Grows Beautiful Rose Blossouis Bloom at Tenner Farm '^' Get It in There Bov 3 A iiiount to $3,446 1/ ; Balti ore a Last Place Ball Club Name Roses as Hobby The Strawberry Auction Mart HEARING AIDS reported sales totaling $3,446.60 , B A T T E R I EH — CORDS — REPAIRS J* , ! roirs, he replied that therr \v*s lft> yesterday. Reports showed a to ^’hrre Was BroMit Glastonbury D airym an, ',guch thlnf?. The term used amonB V PERSONAL HEARING SERVICE Meeker-Leone Team Wins n n a iilta n t (frowers (s "remontant," a French tal of .309 5-6 24-qt. evates sold at Rctl Sox Tack F lo w e r C onsiIlUim ,^.^^^ which means "Now and a high of $14. a low of $6 and an OF MANCHESTER Statistically ^ hrn Ball Park'* Raises 1,400 Bushes, ' then.",__Ever-blooniinB means "all average of $11.12 per crate. 8 0 8 M A I J f 8 T.— MI-B-8281 Theie wa.s-a wild rridi'ng to la.aj In the feature against il.vpsy Joe Lifrht* Wehl Out? the timcT^ Roses first originated in night'., featured pro wie..tling bout, (inniales, Speaking 9th Straight Ruropc. "Varigated Bologna" dates Whales hear sounds transmitted at Mt. Nebo when Referee Henry 5 0 0 Name V arieties I'nderrard found Stanley Ko Dalla*, tex. —(NE.\) — back from 178.1 and "Gallican" through a ir very poorly, but ere, Di.Iulio of Bridgepo.'t di..qualifieit walski u.rng a knee lift effectively ^ was an early French variety. Some sensitive to sounds heard through the team of Chief Black Hawk and New York. June 23 i/Pi - Off Fan* at a Ttil*a-I>alla* game Loss on Club - , B y M a r y t a y i o b to beat wild-man Gu. Johnson in ffof a giggfe when the light* —t'' of those old early varieties are al- the w ater. Frank Janie., and awarded, the three fall*. Nick Valley ' and Ihcli rerord., W.lly Mnon of the Growing rpaes. i» the hobby of extinct The new roses do duke IlK Rplami Meeker and An Caidinnl. sml Bill Tuttle of the went out Jti*t after Willard By BKV PHLKGAR Karl Von File battled to a 30- Brnnn of the Fagle* aingled. Howard Tenner, busy dairy famter not stand Up so well, in Tenner's tonio Leone. The rHief and njtnute dyaw in the opener. Von Tigers loom a. the strongest r«n- A**nclated Prea* Spurt* Writer wlKMe home at 1197 Hebron Ave. opinion. Janie, insisted on chocking Leone ili both of the tnee must be laid on the ground' of the Cubs walche.9. The-Idea is to get the'ball in the .strike s-*>ne formed by elaatie .*=Uinga. anii time f^gain. I 8-3 I Slid Bob *l'riue. A's ' i 7-4 I •I they dropped 2f) games in St. and heavily protected. In England (NFA). Racing silks had their origin at probably will be iii (entention. Louis before finally winning on whom are deceased, loved rose's N>\l week Meeker will return Newmarket, Kngland in 1762. Chicago, June 23 i/Pi - - Danny July 7. and in helping them trannilsnt, the winters are not as severe as ."Vardico relurns • to lighlheavy- pmine and care for the well-loved, ours and less care is required. Kav ,lal>li>nskl, one of the big The Oriole* of 1954 liyst their i weight competition tonight, after fran grant flowers, of the old We told him one of our Herald hitter* for the Cardinal* with a ninth in a row last night; .7-1, to ' an iinsucce.ssful fling among the fashioned varieties, he naturally men had, brought, into the office ..H.Y4 average and .V> run* hatted Bosi,on In 12 Inning*, ft also was several gorgeous specimens of in, l*n’l doing nearly aa well In heavies, taking on promising Palil their ninth atraight loss at home, acquired a keen interest and a , starting June 1. knowledge of growing them suc- "Peace.” and he directed us to a the field. In 62 game* at third ! .4ndrew;s in a nationally-televised 4" Mylon BristleIîoa,'?J*>' ! 10-rounder st Chicago Stadium l9 And they are in laat place, Juat spot in the garden where both l>a*e, ,lahlon*kl ha* made' 14 er cecvfully. p. m. F S T .). like last year. -—■ "v— Hla experiments and valuable tree and low bushes were bearing ror* In 19'I chanre* for an iinlni- "Die only outstanding difference Information on the subject of these glorious creamy yellow, NOW FOR THE FIRST TIME! pre»*he .92* percentage. 1 Nanlico;' an ex-Marine from loosely built floW'ers. tinged with j Tampa, Fla., i.s ranked -aeventh Is in the crowds. TTie Browns lost rose culture gained for him the •in privacy. More than 130,(ton have title of rose consultant many pink. He acknowledged that Walker Cooper, who hit ! grand I among lightheavi’es on a record of "Peace ” is enjoying - deserved slam bonier foe. the Cubs against I 48 viclpnes, including 34 knock- ' suffered with the Orioles through years ago. He has held that posi their last nine defeats which tn- tion with the New England Rose popularity just now. Cincinnsli Mav 29, now bn.* Ivit I outs, 12 defeats and four draws I ."8j\ month* ago he flixiCiHl Joey I chided one doubleheader setback. Society, of. which he Is t. member., Not far distant we spied "Presi bases filled hoiue run* tor live Na 5la\lm aiul stopiH^ . Ja.ke I„a But the', boos have started- to and also holds membci ship in the dent Hoover,”, also of loose com tional I-a-agtie rlnbs Bosiile* the Howard Tenner is shown above knee deep in rosea of many colois, scrutinizing a blosîm of .Motta, Then he stepped up to .echo in the vast reaches of Balti American Rose Society’. The position but of a beautiful pale Bruins, tlie veteran latuber hit "Peaice ", popular new pale yellow and cream variety, Which is obtainable In both tree and low bushes, four for thiti’iinid*. one a.* a mem ! Iienvyueight (8iiii|M-titliin anil fiMik more's Memorial. Stadium. Ovic growers in both these groups gold shade with coppery pink and which measures five to six inches in diameter. It is not a prolific bloomer as the' picture indicates. pride is beginning tn wilt. T h * aend him their new varieties, ber of the Cards, Ke.'leg* and . tno trimming* frohi Charlie edges and nearly aa large as The short tree is Dickson's large dark red. TTie. Dicksons are exten.sive New .Jersey growers. Ten I .\orkiis. I honeymoon apparently la coming which he labels and plants in his "Peace.” The^heavy rain last Brave*. ner. a Olastonbir.y farmer, raises roses as a hobb.v. I Andiews. 24-year-ofd ex-para- i to an end.. garden, keeping data carefully of we^k damaged these two varieties. when you buy a r niore of T h* title of llie "liaid hick" , troopt'r from Buffalo.’ N.- "y.. is I The Orioles are 22', games be their progress for \he benefit of We admired several plants of hind the Cleveland Indians who are not climbers, and that reminds Pont exterior paint pitcher of 19.54 niiist go to George ranked .mslli in his division by the the grower or producer. Directly the famous McGrcdy roses, grown this year represents a ’20 per cent I lost one game of their league lead us that Tenner doesn't seem to O’Donnell of the Pirate* so far. In National Boxing Association. He In front of the 14-room, hpuse of in the fertile fields near Porta Increase over the turnout last ■ laat night. The Indians bowed to bother with climbers. He has, four of the games the fresh'man lost to Harold Johnson In hts last 1823 vintage, were several rouird down in Northern Ireland, sev BOY SCOUT year and is a tribute, to Ralph Philadelphia 4-1 while Chicago beds filled with roses, and one of however, a number of Baby Ram- ^ Rooke and his committee on ptibli- righthander has started, PiUs- •start bill, has piled u p 13 KO’s in eral of which are to be found In biirgh has been shut out liy .suoies a brief career. was heating Wa.>o depending on his performance. membered with a velvety red this year's "Webelo ’Wood."" at cate is required for swimming in I Milwaukee 3-2 on a baaea-lqad6d at the farm, although he admits geraniums, foliage plants and Klel.v have the other*. rose. Camp John.son, accord ng to Clint the unrestricted area, single b.v Monte Irvin with" two he never allows It to come in di trailing vinra.' Names Of Roses Hendrickson., director. The .^nother requirement this year PA I H T Johnny Pesky, at 33. has taken out m the ninth. Cincinnati mauled rect contact with the canes. He Man.v growers recommend fall "Woods " starts ’’’hursdav. June 24, Ls the yellow regiftrafion form L cjrioii 1>aiiiiolie8 Brookl.vn 13-1 for its fifth straight surprised us by saying that last One can determine the coun planting of ro.ses. How.e.^tec, most a new lea.se on hi* diamond eareer tries where many of the roses and continues thru Satiirday. with propbrly filled in for each cub with the' Washington - .Senators. victory. Philadejphia defeated winter w«* a tough dhe for roses people prefer the early' .spring. If stout,\o be presented at the gate 4| •k Whit* stay* whit*—color* ttoy bright Chicago 4-1. St. Louia and tha Pi originated by their names. German a day off Sunday and the final day g o o d /V e a r The sprightly infielder is hitting a S«*a8oii T2 for a quired Herman Wehmeier from time i.s 6 o'clock, and" thi- pla.vers’ singled. Cincinnati, likely will' make fre or single specimens, are marked, and Princess "Dame" or the through the newly developed Bay- total of 102 cubs; Fi;iday, Pack 4, ih d .\F bus will leave from in front of the A. JOHNSON PAINT COMPANY quent. use of the husky righthand Al .Sima did hi.* ex-Chicago, and if they appeal to, rose lovers, family names of the originators. berry Road section with its inter 2.7, one group from 91 am eight REMOVED Legion Home at 5 o'l lock. teammate* a good turn by pitch they may be able to obtain them We didn't think to ask Tenner if esting new houses, thence to Hush groups from 152 for a total of 110 General Cleaning (if Cellars, er against Pittsburgh’, Wehmeier Couch Wally Fortin, who led 699 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER has a 15-6 lifetime record against ing the Athletic.* to a four-hit vic from nuseriea in this area, New there was a new rose for Queen Hill Road and Keeney Street. cub : Saturday. Pack 112, 124, Yards and Attics his team to the State Champion- tory over Cleveland. It waa the Jersey or New York whqfc there Elizabeth of Efigland. . .If there 144 and three group.s frftm 153 for REASONABLE RATE8 the Biic. the only rliih except for .ship last year, has .Myles McDon the Cubs 111-81 over whom he first, victory for the lefthander are many widely known rose grow isp't no doubt there will be. tiK’HOOL Bl S BO.XT a total of 91 cubs; Monday, pack ' Also I>andsraping ough and Kenn.v Iri.sli. both right who was traded 10 da.vs ago. He In the U. S. we name roses for DU PONT PAINTS for EVERY PURPOSE holds an edge. ers. , Clinton. Iowa i.Ti A rowboat Is ■')4, 143. six groups from 91 and Call M £ M—MI-9-9732 li-imiera. or Jack ie Heillund and drove In two of the A s four runs presidents, generals and celebrit At the time the writer called a school bus for the six school age three groups from 15’’ for a total Steve Cooper, both aoiithpaws, to off Early Wviin. ies, in one field or another, hut as of 96 cubs. ------— One of Ihe reason* the Briixe* with one of our photographers. children of the Teter Edfors family. . selei I from for hi.< starting pitch Virgil Trucks joined Bob Keegan the poet said. "A rose by any oth ------^ ^ aren’t closer to the league-leading er. Kddie Wojcik. is expected to be Tenner was expecting a group of They live on Beaver Island in the The registration of 400 cubs aa the American. League's only 10 rose enthusiiuits from New .York. er name would smell as sweet." lilnnt* 1* the poor *houliig of Boh beliind the plate for the locals. Mississippi River. Each morning Buhl. Tack Buhl's 6-2 pitching game winners in Chicago's victory However, he gave us a generous The Addison ro.se expert inform , Fortin, along with his capable over Washington. He needed help ed us that roses are not only great they are ferried across about 200 TO BE SURE . . . SEE I^CLURE . . . TO BE SURE . SEE McCLURE . . TO BE SURI . SEE MeCLURE slate at Ihi* time a .vear ago (into as.sislant .Inhnny HedfiTnii, have portion of his time, talking very yards of the river. Mrs, Edfors not - - - Trom Morrie Marlin, however, as rapidly in his usual style. When he feeders of organic fertilizer but ^ _ Ihe team's record instead of hi* been Working their chargesx-for only checks to sec that the chil current 0-.% mark and .Miluaukee the Senators fought back from a told us he arises in the morning lovers of oxygen. He has even DON'T WAIT! the la.sl few weeks .against local 7-0' deficit. at 4;30' o’clock, milks his cows tried growing them indoors, but dren are wearing their coats or would lie III a challenging position. te.sni.s to get the boys in shape. - • ' • ■ * . • 1 and delivers the milk -himself, with little success, although he jackets, but also that they are see Archie for the best suit Besides Wojcik, Gene Johnson, Up to 80% stronger thon stondord tires. . • M.\.N.\(iRK <',\srT' STENGFLX does his own-.cooking, works uses no fuel other than wood in wearing their li,'c preservers. When value ever offered. Jim Hiighc.s (if th,e Dodgers i.* and M(ie M orhaidt can be expect was bounced for arguing for the ' among the roses or his vegetable his old-time home. Other house the river is frozen, they mount the rated one of the National la'.sgue's ed to supply plenty of power, al p18t, we felt guilty about interrupt plants, some of which were grown boat on runners and their father M EN’S < I STOM MADE STOP! ^ LOOK! - LISTEN! - at the lowest prices ever offered! top relief pitchers and with gtiod lhough some players other than third time this ve.xr as hts Yankees ^bowed to Steve Groniek and th*' ing him. When we pre.sujTiPd he by his mother, do well indoors; or brother pushes it across. m rea.son. The Rw oks have won 16 this trio have been whacking the of Ihe 21 game,* in w hich, Hiiglies Detroit Tigers. The Yanks col .w en t to bed with th’e chicken.,, he Roses predominate all around Suit's Only $69.50 4/1 TO OUR STORY — Ifs Jiere now! The sale you’ve probably dreamed about but never ball welt in recent practice games. replied "Oh no indeed, I am a mem the place. We even noticed the DELAYED r.AY.MENT has relieved. .lini ha.s been ( rediled The team will leave the Legion lected eight hits hut couldn't score expected to sec! Substantially reduced prices on this great tire that'* with onlv two of tile triumph.*. until the eighth off the righthander ber of Good Will. Grange of Glas familiar "dog" ro.ses which do so St. I.Kiuis. i/T*' -When Patrolm an CHECK HERE FOR YOUR SIZE Home at 5 o'clock. \ ' 5EE who won hts ninth game. tonbury, and East Central Pomona well at the seashbrer and Rosa Martin .1. McDonough put a park Ul 4/1 made with Goodyear’s exclusive 3-T Triple-Tempered Nylon — the ARCHIE ’The Giants came up aith Grange, and sometimes- don't re Multiflora, the little white roses ing violation ticket on a car he i WILLI/b^ L. BRYANT. SgI*s Manager / iO f* M<6 N f . PrDon Mueller E. McClure, former Hudson dealer, is Maiêster's new Pontiac dealer. In taking over Pontiac, All-Nylon Super-Cushions NOW at these excellent savings! and a double by Willie .Mavs tied 670 X IS 27.10 2 1 .V 5 * S.1S 1.00 X IS 36.10' 2 9 .9 5 * 6.1 s Uie. score.' Then with the' bases ^nd with moving to our new location, we or^ver doble, loft modtl b . j loaded and two nut. Leo Duiricher Ttw Hrt thot'f featwed in leîng mogazines ^ on TVI ' sent up Irvin as * pinch hitter. He 7.10 X IS 300S 2 4 .7 5 * used cars, and or* passing the savings on to ydti. S70 1.20 X IS 3770 3 0 .9 5 * 6.7S ! was hitles* in his'.Ust 26 times at The Year's Most Colorful "hat but Monte met the first pitch- V WAS IS * pliM U i tad yo«r r*c«pp«U* ^ MAUmON $ 1 2 4 9 . .1195 tIE YOUR SIZE AllOWMKE HERE r»fwlar.$14.t$ Sport Chatter HUDSON No. 134, Club Coupe, R&H..... li$t price for your old tires on Wfort tr^-ln 1951 0 995 ■•*. frk* «% Off 'is. ' ' ' owoiko HORSE SHOW TIM ' Mare AN « VI..N I T (.KII.I. and Den * / 1295 QOC UZE Tr*a*.|a SAlCFtICEt prive-ln will, n f * ! in a n -c S o ft 9 9 9 6.00x16 /S20.60 $ 1 5 .4 5 * NOW! ball L'Agqe grme tniiighl at, 6 o clock''at CTiarter Oa'k Park. .1145 6.40 X IS ' 21 .SS 1 6 .1 5 * OLDS Hydromotic ...... DELUXE PATHHNDER by fi^ D > Y EA R SATURDAY, JUNE 26 1950 6.70 xj< • 22.60 1 6 .9 5 * •*Wori4l’s first Choica” * .SALTER’S ■ P«Xn .and Glob*. 995 nam e** .Show |• II iii-hc Show bn Satiirdav, 1951 PONTIAC 1295 tires that car makers put on more new cars than ^$■■■95 morning at 10 o'clock. Parents are • 1M| ■ retiowl* June 26, at 511. .VcIhi 7.60 x1s \?7.40 2 0 .5 5 * any other kind. They're the tires.-Uial more motor-, urged to remim ihe'ir children the .. 1595 fsk'ls are clo.sed tm til'Saturday! TYloiufdL Tlsbo 1.00 X VS 3ir:io- 2 2 .5 5 * ists prefer to any other kiiid. Act now and S.AV'EL 1951 PONTIAC ^ 1295 Don't miss these BIG allowances for your pre.sent By HKNKV BKOWN t/t 1.20 X IS ■'■ 2 3 .5 5 * extremes'to outdre.s* all competi 31.40 tires turned in on DeLuxe Super-Cushions by Editor of The National Horseman tion. It IS one of t( e most liea iti- ST. 4 \MES' ("YO entry in the MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM m lauiisx Mle. K\. Tw i League will practice tomorrow- 10:30 A. M. to 10:30 P. M. * plin Us and your rocoppaklo tiro Gd^year. See us NOW for the (ieal of the Year! 6.70XIS iin_ $11.96 n i l ful c'Ih se.s in the .show- ring tod.",y VKTK LF. \ j , and for color ,.»ple. lior and en- night *i .Mt. Neb 1 at 6 o’clock. AU Hauiei-'a Show Ponie.s nmy be thi sia.sm. it fairly liring.* the hoii.se , plaver* r u«t be present. VnifoT.ms AS IS SPECIALS Even BIGGER DOLLAR SAVINGS on WHITE SIDEWALLS during this SALE! anv breeii or-conibination of b'reeds dbivn. 31ie.se classe* range mostly ; will be distribute,d at this time. CONTRIBUtlON $1 ' not to exceed f<>.!v-i,glit inches. through the .Mid-Ceiitral state*. ' «/l in height, .slimvi. to a vuerov ui-1 but are fastl.v .spceading to othef ' FOR ALL DAY AND EVENING fine haiiie.*.* bii- gy. They' cairi- sections. 1939 CHEVROLET’^ ' S95 1946 MERCURY $295 $1JI0 DOWN PER TIRE... Pay as Jittla as $1.35 a w*elc! Sale ends July 3rd! a full I'.ane and tail aiui aic ji;i.lge,r Thi- , .Anieric'aii- Shetland Pon.v along the .n.;e of tlie .fine liariiv.'*.* t'hib state.* that- no pohy etiali ex- Sport Schedule CHILDREN UNDER 12 ADMIHED FREE Iiorae*. a.s coveied jn .\rtKle 111.^ i eed forty-six inc-ties, .Shellands ^ They are stue-vn both ways of the at e aI?'o shown at. int.ny sho'-vs in ■ PACKARD Tonight 1941FORD^^^' S95 1948 $425 ling at a 'Walk. * park .gait .a liariicss cla.tses. While it has not | m sloWj hig'i action aiiiinatcd tiuli, British Americans vs. Herin’s, 6 been the practice to coming their | Mt-.Nebo , - and the eXIgiidavl fi-rit .a ihoilei-i show ing to c-liildi.'ii an d ' ladies ■ , alely tsst trot witl. plenty o' ac .Emanuel Lutheran vs. United A COMPLETE ACCREDITED SHOW D DeE^"-’ HUDSON $995 only, itiis ide.x Ls gat-tierii^ popular I Mbthodi.st, 6 Robertson Park 1946 0 $325 1951 tion I. Often tt.e.v ale sl'own in approval. They are ahowii mosffly pan.* as well a.* i-nii: les and ,-re ion va. M anchester Auto CL Jkh U lm iji' Shojv JUMPER CLASSES in'‘'entral and Northein atatea; ' ■Parts. 6 Charter Oak driven in cla.s.ses for la.hes; ania- Hai kney is the nqm of ,a breed. ■ Batitly's'vs. Police and bIremen, WESTERN CLASSES : THE NICHOLS TIRE CO. te'irs-^ children ai.d thc.ir own pro- - GOODYE/iR SERVICE STORE Thev -ate i(*io\yn as .Vinall H.ackney ! 6 -West Side Oval ■ l^NJOY THE TENJ5E MOMENTS WHEN THE EQUITATION CLASSES ^ Teaaioilal' ■ chanipio"UH,.ip classes! ' 1099 Main, Opp. High Schoot-rToL MI-3-4047 ponies, and S few as fifteen hand* ! ThuriMla.v, Ju n e 24 miscellaneous c i a s s e s 713 Main St.—Td. MI-9-5390 They are ..allown hibatly in .North FINEST SHOW HORSES IN NEW ENGLAND : 'lend o\er 'hor*vs In heavy harneas • Red . Sox va. Yankees, 8—Wad ENCJLISH p l e a s u r e HORSE CLASSES , ern state.* and Wo-, Coast state* I though they are few in the latfer | dell Field COMPETE FOR Va l u a b l e CASH p r i z e s , '-Pony sFaniy Tpimuul is not a FIVE-GAITEI) SADDLE HORSE CLASSES class I. The small Hackney is quite -Elks vs. Brow;n and B«auprc, • - TROPHIES AND CHAMPIONSHIP RIIIRONS. breed. This is a . la.ss fop snnill popular uliown in'singles, pairs and THREE-GAITEI) SADDLE HORSE CLASSES' —Cluu-ter Oak • . I SEE'^vAST YEAR’S CHAMPIONS AND RE- LEHMAN’S ATLANTIC STATION HOLLYWOOD SERVICE CEHTIr ponies aho.wii by viuldleii, .Tlie tandem cla.sses. ^Pheir m ar^ are Frittay. June M WESTERN WORKINti STOCK HORSE_ . ,IN € . lH>ny"c6iiiila 25 per cent, the equip-i cut short find braided .into .siiiSlt' ■ St. Jamek CYO vs, N6rlh Ends. SERVE CHAMPIONS IN ACTION. \ CLASSES ■ { 706 Main St., Monchest*t—Td. MI-9-8079. 342 East Cent*/ St.—Phon* MI-9-8167 ment 2^ per 1 enl. and the i Inldreii s ;, pail els; their tails .are * ijqqjied. 6- Mt. Nebb- ’ , , ,, attire 5(J per cent. They'a'ieMiiveii j \ "■ f ' ' i . > . ' \ Tliey have cxlrWiie high, in Moriarty.’s vs. Manchester Autg.i by a boy -under tw-elv'e year.* of liss c e n t e r ST. 4 TEL Mh9^S45 th'eir ’park. gait and «xt«ndeaiued b.y I a faster .trot I. '17iey are'-popular i Nassiff's vs-First-National'-Bahk t ! a little girl-gowned iq a Jiill. llow-- OPEN EVENINGS Uh^lL lO: ■/ (or ladies'-', claH-ea and amateur j « -Chtirter, OaV FOOARTY'feROTHERi ,) MANCHESTER DRUG STORE / WYMANS CliLF SERVICE STATION V. l'ing evening dress and \i.uq'i;ct. 'D ie : ficaltqii of 'cla.sses and chanjipion- ] Mprlarty''*.., v*.. rairAsld’s, t "ivi ' 707 MAIN STREET _ 24 MAIN STREET — PHONE MI-9-816$ : elas*. Is moat, decoratiVe and c o lo r-, ■ I ■ship stake.*, Theuj Incat ion in'Weat ‘ Charter Oak ' ~ BE SURE . . SEf McClure . . . TO BE SURE . . SEE McCLORE . . Tp BE SURE . . SEE MeCLURE j fill, and rtmthers who** children j pnd F a st Cnajit, Mwi-CentraF and j Carda-A’f. Taitk***, 6—Wgdd*n Are'*»itere(1-ln, thesp eloipiea.go to ’ .Nnrthem state*. ‘ n e ld .V 7 , ■■ ■ 1 -i - . .9- i- ,:m . V , ; '•> ■. 1 , ' V - :

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PAGE TH’ENTY-FOUB MANXHESTKR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN,, WEDNESDAY.^JUNE 23. 1964 MANCHESTER e v e n i n g HERAL0, MANCHESTER, CONN, \VP:DNESDAY. JUNF/^, 1 9 6 4 ;" PAGE TWENTY-FIVB Word that Describes Deeds League Resumes Play Tonight at Nebo -A ('.alrher Can't (.'.atch C,atcher ^ The RunneTs HdlRWhen Mays Throws Ninth Inning Rallies Rivals in Opening Baseball Artion at Nebo Field BA’s, Herm’s Cameras Herald Angle % New York - (NEAl' A group catch. .Most gii.vs say .vou've got ’ feature Recent Ti|ts By % of fellows were sitting around a to reach up for the ball. I don’t | Paired in Lid-Lifter show boat catchin' It down here, ^ big table in the Giant.*' dressing I do it for a reason. EARL W. YOST room and looking oiit the windows "When 1 cateh the hall, my, Chill Ha» Won 18^f,21 Sport* Editor Siirn3Mer or Blanchard at the green Polo Grounds center throwing arm. is low. Right with field turf. . * my glove. All I have to do la whip [ StarlK in .Tw o t’HOT*'-HERE .AND *raERE ,^games. Brooklyn »nd the fftUering To Hurl for Former They were talkir.g about throw it up and throw. I don't have to I Rookie WVrkh; IfA'in Tony Lupien. former Manchester Milwaukee Braves each eopped 10 ing and Gtirry Schumarher, the ealch the hall up'around my neck.! With Wiley 6r Uriano front offii e man. was telling about then bring my arm down and thep i H il lo Brave*/ Higli'ba.setoftll player who went on : *l*’**8'ht deciaions . , . Tw ice with- some o f t.hc better a 'iii.n he. liad up again to throw. I save time. ' . J 1 ,u ' in on ' week the Curds drew 26,662 Ready for Photomen to Mardomt^t Harvard snd in^the ^ customer.-for game, with the STANDING.S seen. ' "I didn't pick this up overnight. Aces N ew York, June 33 major w, h Rorton .nd ^ Giants . . .. Dodder W "•loe .Mmirc.” he said quietly. Took me two years to learni ' to jTcaili L Prt. The .Mahehaster Twilight credible! / ' Yankee* 6 .857 “He eoiild throw real ôod for catch a ball right thla way. It'a Jê h « d haseh^l " e l^ h ln e ^ v”." i R°-V V’-m panell. sill I , League open* play tonight at Mt. 1 the head baseball coaching ' j barn.slorm with his all star team -' ' Red ,Snx 5 2 , :7 ll' IIS. So could llauk IJclier. The the hardest way to do it." That .* MVs nuly word w h ^ d» eancy at Harvard, .Stuffy Mclnnis, • the'World Seriea In Hawaii, Dfidger* 3 5 ..375 Nebo With the Britiah AnMiicua old Braves had k /Kny, Gene II o\\*, W lllip ninkf^d, arribes the surprising deeds- of fomiep member of (,onnle Macks Ontral Am •'-t' : Cardinals I 7 .125 facing Herm’a -Cameraa. Game .MiMire, w ho got you .Out, loo. Then throw? Does he have any special Leo Dumeher's New york Giants. famous 1100.000 infield, re.signed erica. He haa offered Curt Sim of course you got .(Rtle (.Mel <)tt) It’s been like something out 6f ft la.*l week. Mclnnls, incidentally, time is slated fpr 6 o'clock. way of heaving the hail to nip mons and -Robert Roberts, aee ! Ivcd hy the tight pitching of Bob- and the guy in' Brooklyn, that guys at the plate or on the bases-? Holljp<'ood script, one photo finish once pla.vcl with Manche-rier La.st year the leagrue waa not Carl Fiiryio." iifte/ another with,-Mhf Giants . , 1. . ,, pitchers with the Phils, 17.000 ; by Moriarty. the Ameriean Little . organized because of a lack of "N a w ." was his answer. “ I just" when the neighboring downs ^ o , to make the junket. League Dodger.* defeated the last- "Yeah." ■ .said Sal Maglie, "I throw it overhand. I grip* the ball pr^tlcftlly *lwr.ys finding up on Manchester and Rockville boasteil , • • V interryst on the part of players and gxiprs I hey'cou ld throw, hut you »om e Of the top players in the place Cardinals Ia.*t night at Wad- I spon.,;„. Thu year Ree Director on the seams with these two fin T H E l . r m . E I.E.XOFER is dell Field. 9-5. The win left the ; HerdJ got^ g just, give me Willie. Yr-vi just put gers here my index and middle / During the lasy'three weeks tlie country including Eddie 1eBoston Red Sox, will fea .seemeif a com fortable lead, ■ will lead the BA'a. the Rev. George walk and a aaciiftce, tallied two Sixth StraiJim Hearn came • • • last niglit at Robe.rt.son I ark, ‘ stolen bases p u l‘the gam e out Golf rtiamplon.) For seven yeais as a touring pro reremonies, maiks . the unofficial |* lhat a man tries caught It and threw out Henry Ponald laml* .MosM. Cleveland a seveio batting slump. on managers making bonus pay- Bill McCarren in charge. Boys 16 "how a club with ■ Ijobmis Academ.v this year, will back strongly after a lame start. V3HEN HENRY THOMPSON ; Fra nk Jolin.Hon. who went he played in every P G A tourna start late todav (!S:30 p. m.i of the j <'U. I catch the hall down Aaron at the piate on a one-hop Indians pitcher. . . . Born .Ian. II. j'■M’pped. up to. the plate qs a pinch m-nls for game winning honors. to 22 are invited to take part. . . . , "II that .talent the of reari h of the Cards. also see plenty of artion with the Hoot Evers and Wes West rum M arv Gris.som, H ovt Wilhelm and New York, June 2.3 .(JPi Ed Ftir- ment more than 200 of thenthird annual Insurance City SI'i,- I 6* biy belt line and over to the Strike thpt knocked e\-eryhodv’s 19.30 In .St. Helenn; Calif., now | *6'* *” ’ 6<'kcrt m the\w inning Mel Painell, Red Sox southpaw | c o ii I d fall so homered with two Out in the ninth 1 dialance (or tlie- Saint.*. ,gave up In the fourth the firat three Photos, as will George Mitchell. right side a bit. Like a basket /Ih es In iledwood City. . . . Throws ! " ft-two-out single iV i ight mi.wed out a.* their four-base w al oltclier. h'is sprained a muscle in completely apart Windy McCall-excelled on relief.. to beat the Red* opening the our-I hut three hits in winjiiiig his Dodger hatters all reached base, |rd'»-*>irpriain(f victory in the Na and never won a first prine. '000 Open Golf Tournament at the U tllie hat off. ex-Hillyer pitcher. Dick Masaey He never quit hoping even after . Wethersfleld Country Club. left, hats left. . . , Height H feet center. lops which decided games were hia left forearm and will be side- ; and quit." rent home stanil, it «'*.* the ISth | fourth straiglu ui league play. hut Bobby Hewitt struck out the will be present If Fl-atua needs tional Open Golf Totirnament last ■ I UNOBTRUSIVE DON Mueller joining the Westwood Club In New' England's biggest profes I |2 lnch,es. weights l9.-> ixuinds. hit on .Saturday and Riinday. , lined lor at least a week. Mel Is re- ! Stanky, w ho time the Giants had prevaileeagiir, then Dallas runs in the ninth to give them a than a few base- ' !)„„ Mueller year, Mueller went through a mild arm was one of the mo.-tt harrow . through Sunday. I.itlle Boh Toski. been magnificent and, with Davey , second and third. Going into the i and Paul Girard all chipped m with tonight's openifig. Bernta Ale- come the handicaps, hardships and of the Texas I.e-agiie. . . . latst sea 6- 5 triumph over the Brave.*. ball men. slump for him, an.vway on a ing imaginable.-. , playing out of Livingston, N. 1'.', Williams more recently hitting at ! fifth, the score wa.s 3-2, with the ("o RBI’s eavh. For the loaers many. outstanding catcher with snclRsitudes which blocked this lean son pitched for Tulsa of the same Two days later, il was Bill Tay And thi* trip, as the same Giant western .swing, yet came back, 3.50 clip, the batting order is ' Saints on top. ’ j Phil Finley wa.* fhe betting star "I was tiyiiig to jump1,.™^ from one is the defending " (hamp. '.u « , . n. New Y'mk (,NEAi Harold Wend- this year'* high school team, will 8t. Lotiis professional's road ‘to I nder a new setup, the field will • thi-' was traccfl to the aching hand. league where he had a l'J-12 re lor’* turn lo star. Hi* piiuh hit elub- plus Willie Mays snd Johnny safely ensconced m right field. solid sa\ e for \3 ea Wesirum when final siiceess. parallel bar to another ' h f said. Campanella lost i,'! pounds after The. fifth Inning wa* curtain*' Moriartv for two of be behind the plate for the Ma)Me Im* cut Thursday night with the'tnp l»r. the tVaincr, easily was .the cord. . . .' Has been plftglieil with homer in the loth tx-at Conley and Antonelli makes menaeing mo where he belongs. TTie reault i* a hL- catching is required, 'T fell oh the cindjer base, landing for the ^lelhmliHthodlHls. Tee Conran J Streetera, Around th* infield from When life kicked him and the 10 amateurs remaining for the Frl- busiest bloke at Ebhels Field. an operation for hemorrhoids last, wildness In minors hut has good the Biaves I-O. l>ast -Tuesday. Il tions, last *es.*on’s disaster comes relaxed Mueller, who figure* do j Whitey Lockmaii. Al Dark and Thi* was Moriarty'* first wla of on my left elbow 1 n.'STKRII.VV'S HKSI’I,T8 winter, but said he never fej started o ff the Innini^ \8rtth n sin- third to firat will probabl.Y be Dt- times were plenty—-Ed kicked I day round when the field again w ilt strikeout record. . . . Was mar was a three-riin homer hv llank. bai k to mind. It eomes back be hit a lldv, ..330 or so, I Mueller hit the ball to all fields. the Mcitson a* he atnirk out three back, and kept coming. " ’I'he hone poppeN M A I IIWK.fo lie abled the Giants to turn defeat and the. bank of the Harlem. Since well a day. and taking the lead I is a sland-lip-and-rheer tiall plav'er Forgot said. ' ‘ ‘ » V'Mii :p ,Mi|wauki'<' 2. pulled a muscle pa m b e a c h In the outfield the BA’a have knew I some day ; mile, holding my arm with the pro- i spelled 1.11 season, but ran wreak L early in the season M ay 7 to be Ted Kroll of New Hartfoid. N into ricfory. from the Dodgers-they still had j in the field snd at hat a game Ihl* season by any pitcher. would— and I did.” i tnidlng hone w Ith m.v other hand. .tinrricaii in his side. Billy ' a lot of damage in .s,x or seven W ith 10 to 2 lead, Johnson Charlie Plummer. Bill Raytnond. Y.: slmwed up veslerdav with a !>• Ii.-il t N. w V..rk 1. La.sl .Saturday, It was a>, pinch exact L e o Durorher hasn't an ace in file hole. They scaled thf T.he Giant.* easily roi.ld go all W e ’down in Vhe'*i'xt'h’ And' aev" Tomorrow night fhe ftr.st place I'htrap-. 7 \Va--hinl:lrtli S. Cox pulled a niiis. round.*-. The ver.sntlle C C LA alum Ed Moake, Mike Gigllo, and Augie As a hoy of 12, he fell from i ••'"“Hy I was picked iip and taken but was confident he hit homer by Hoot Evers wUli two FASHION- FIVER switched the Giants' lineup appre-- height.- with practically na help j the way, e.specially in a five-club , edit for the win 3'ankees meet the feCond pi'ace parallel hara.on a playground and | to the hospital. i would be in shape for the toiirnev. R"-l--n 7 Raltim"T <■ I l I3i. c.le in his upper nus hit nothing but line drive.* for ciably. Day in and night out. ft is I fr."m Monte Irvin's big bat. What rare. , criiti i gain iiertit fit tpe uin. Davis to chose’ from," riiiln'l'-jpliia I i*I'-v f'lapU I. leg. Dick Wil- Major League out in the ninth that enabled the Red .Soy tn an Important tilt. ■ \ . amashed his left elbow, leaving a ' "There we e three operations on 'poski was expec ted to arrive iii- quite a spell. ------^ '------' ______^______I Vilga and .loe Ixivett 'hit four li.mis had a bad Giants to elimax a rnmebark vic .Sbould the Sox win the league withered arm ten inche.s-ahorter'; It, none sueces.'ful, I had to rarry ,i„y aiohg with Gene LiiUer of _ _ , I ^ ______L_ ..,1 i haggeia for the Saints, while Sul- FOUR Ro u n d s wtn he played .STAMII.M.S leg. Furillo wasn’t hilling or field tory over the Cardinals. TTie next would be thrown Into a two-wa,v than jhe right. my arm in a neat for six weeks Pai,n .Springs, Calif., who finished i >atiDni«l = L e a d e r s = this season, with.each team play ... ..J The last twinge ing well, but. save fo,- last year, day, another couple of pinch hit Moore Takes tie for first place. Game is sched For .vear's after that, he was over my head. When the rasl was .se.'ond in the .National Open last ' U' r.'t r;pL ha-’ been a notorious late starter. H> THK AnVOI IATKI> PRK.S.S Joe Moore 1 akes 11 O U T O F DOORS .,it h 1 : 1 ' - " r/".ur: ing a total o f 12 games. All t.eajps .\'“\v'v-’.ik ...... 4! was being rubbed NATUFNAL LKACH K ters Bobby Hofrhan and Dusty Hou’ je Moline.8. with two line Mn- uled for 6 o'clock at Waddell Field. have up to flReen minutes past the vlrttially" 'one-armed. He couldn't removed,,! wouldn't 'ower my left week, and roni))cted yesterday in' Hizu.kiMi Pee Wee Ree.se and Junior U**' Batting -Snider,' Brooklvn, .171, Ham- . 2 ' out of Don N’eW- Rhodes - slammefi homers in the ple.8 off the servinjis of Johnson, Tonight St Charter Oak Park the regular starting time of 6 o'clock button hia shorta or lie his shoes. arm. the .Shore -Line Open at M'e'slport. .'lilWHUki't 11 :n7 Ham have been in batting alumpa, tier. Philadelphia. .164, Mueller, New Shore lane Open 'cnmhe's piti hing York. ..16*»; Robinafiii. Brooklyn, .15R; same innings to nip the Redbtrd.* Legion *nd the Manchester Auto One* he nearly died from poison- "W hen I did the pain w as' Dr. Cary Midfllevoff and W a lter*,IMlllaflrlpliiH ...... 1" si •« n was the heavy sticTirr for the to field a team, or the game will- «’iru’iui.na'i ■. , ...... 11 .'HHt j shoulder, B-i 1 1 y I especially the latter. JablonBki. St. Loiii*. .1/>4. 7- 6. Mclhodi.st*. Holme.* al.so olaved a i erms bets. This game will he declared a forfeit. Chapter Tw-o vhg, which he attributed to anes- agonizing. The dwtors gave me Burkemo, the defending PC..\ St 1.1..ji.fi ...... ,1m 1>*4 1->' . Loes has hail' el- I .Starting the home stand, Neiyr Run.* Mu.îal. St. L«nil*. 55*. A^hburn, Yesterday’s last minute victory . Westport, June 2.3 i/Ti Although - - also start atm* M6 ' of , the State Board__ ■ of Approved i ___-____■ thetira given him to kill the in anesthetics to kill the pain. I was < hamp. bi/ih making their fiisl ap- ‘ ’hi' - ...... 21 }*hiladelphia. .54^ ^ ’hoendien.«t. Si. COAT .smooth game at short handling ! bow trouble since ! comtie and Loe.s had won onIv five leouis; ,M: MihhI, St. l.rOUia, 51; Kltier, was especially gTRlifyiiig to man the Shore Line Open Golf Tourna SIX chaiu ■ Dodger* (91 Umpires will wtirk alf -games. tense pain of his injury. . piimpefl fuil of the sL.ll. pearame in the ICO. and .lohnny I’ni >o Durorher. nmUet « III) I a • rhi Friday’s game will find the CYO Ron of an im m igrant Poli.sh "But if the injury was bail, it Palmer of Charlotte, N C weie 'AmertuHii Runs Rait**d In Mu>*ial. St."* Lo\d.<«. • « • ment here .yesterday was’ supposed ri.nltin V . . n J 1 ...... -U Jackie P.o b i n- Koy f'uiniiancllii Krs'.cine. the Worlil Series strike .1 H R 11 \ rf cl4 (1 i facing the North Ends. After this machinist, he was one of five child 71: Hodeea. Biojiklvn. .S6; Jahlon.^ki. St. ' to serve as a watniup for many M.-i-'Ui. f ...... 0 3 was nothing compared with what .*o'"RK I hose who played the cour.si; ( 'liH ;*!:•' -...... '.41 •1 son' . strained a ‘ , out king, wa.s po better than .500. Loiji.A. 5;>; Snidei. Broftklyn. 54 Sauer, “ N A T l'K A I-la V , Tm tirUInrl In New Type Rods N«um»i' »'f . ren - two boys and two g irls'w h o •N'- n k . . ,...... 4" TROUSERS .Ih ...... 2 1 1 4 1 I K-'liN'i 1h .. 9 I' week, all jfhmes will be-played on hanpened five years Ister. I be- yesteidav. groin muscle and had what ap- (.’hi«’ug*i and Kimi«. PlulSflelphia. 52. ‘ that .\Vo won.” hp .said. ” bul. of the aporl'a lop names headed I'l'iUHii. ‘.f\ ,«• trnit ...... 28 In view of all this, the wonder Hila .Jahlmiaki. Si. fi.i; Snirl«*i. «’at'j'i* I. ?I . ., came ill. B'pparentl.v from all -the I U'n-'liinctfji ibC pears to be a chronic sore right I'm especially pleased l>ei aii.se it ! for the Insurance City Open the] By Al, Md(T,A,N'E <» Nirti n, it I. -o u I) n PifVetvrvy . la . , meet. He helped his father hand- sK K s h \i u ) \v .\v was that the Brooks hadn't fallen BHtoklvn. , 5*2 : .Mueller. New York. H5*. Mtl''wiiki ...... T I •> *t 1 1 anesthetics the.l had been given ' I’hllHd* l|'hin Jk heel. The .doctor diagnosed the lat Sidi-o iHtit n.At, St. IsouiS. 88: Bel). Cin- was Irvjn whO ’Won it for us. T h ai winner, Joe Mdof'e -fif White Plains. | Fishing Editor HHibcrn, 3h , BFXL. HINGSV L O m hoc a I'c acre plot of ground for Richmond. Va. 'E* Ri( hnnl Ash , H.-Ooh . . . apait instead of winning 10 K'Vâk. If ...... i 1 I .1, 0 1 .Mt-rraitN p . me. I was full of poison .\!v whole ter as bursitis. Anywa.v, after six onimii. 87, ‘ hit might .be just the thinj; be CONTRASTING ...... 1 2 ] 1 1 0 Cincinhati (J*i - Outfielder Gus food. He raddled and worked as a worth, 9. wanted to see the Rh h- Hah'iin<-i • straight and being in the fight for Double.^ Snider. Breioklvn, 21; Bell. r N. Y., won't be at Wether.sfield lor i Ti-adition*l’ flehlng-ri->d materials »*.II At '1. ih ,., body .swelled tip, I was blown up or seven innings, it hurt Robby needed fo buoy up his s])ints. Tlie 5 fi t the big four day event ifarling •Siil'i3 nr I f H» ...... 1 ! 2 5 1 O Bell of the Cincinnati. Redleg* metal polisher for sdditioual funds. mond Vii pininh.s of thes-'Interna- the lead. t'Uo innali. I5t; .lahlonFki. St. I,ouls. IS.. <;i*im’iin uf 1 1 2 2 •' i> like a ballo'on, I tinned vellow. T O im s l..\MKS when he ran. in this country have been •aplit , TntRl.fi ___ 34 * to IS t 5 9 belted two home runs and made The family lived a.s. now in " I f Newcoiribe and Loea had Knu r, CiîcAKo And.Thoman, Pitt^burKh, | big guy has heen feeling- misenahlr SLACKS Thiir.auav. Jolirior.n; j» , ...... , 4 1 I d, 2 0 iordiniilfi (5 - "Mv mother wanted to call ’the .X incriF in ] But the hospital i ase about which *. 'A «'f«.1 t*’ ~"* 4, Moore'collected hi* *1.000 check ►’""'•’oo and steel fop many year*. I a game-savihg catch against the New York Mills, s mill district T ____t.i.,** li-*-.. ;» T having any money, he attempt each tvon two more, people would 1 npb’*’, ,,Hanin**r. , ' T»i Pblladelphia II 4 1 I f -and I lately., His fa‘ilure hit has.... been Kinki .‘•fi . J-. 1 7 2 l' 1 0 dortor. I wouldn’t lo it. I \V;i ;liiriUt*‘n i r-G l»'i fiPUl. k-.*) i n ( «'hif''a- the Dodgers were most concerned TciaU . iv‘ n 9 21 6 .3 .JRv.ttimisn. c . 1 2 0 7 0 outside l.’tiea; N. Y. His two sisters ed to ai ale the left field, fem e In- 4sJi be talking about a run-awav race.” S*ho4ndtpnj«i. St. bmii*.. 6. nuiiam, nim. Maybe this might and returned lo the L’enlury Conn- | Reason: W# do not .havi a first- .North .Mrthodikl ,<2i 1 0 Pittsburgh Pirates, So his RMIeg went to bed. fc '’erish and suffer had to do with the siiie of Roy BtiioKlyn, Mays. N^w York and M« ttii, get him \amng again. ^'uri V 2t> . . l> 0 0 i> ft ft ft tre now dead. One brother is a .stead he .snagged hi.s leg on a piere .N'w Volk < I »ofia Ifj 4-1* at npiiolt said .Senator -loh'n Griffin,- the ' o' -p ' try Club with the explanation that i class native rod-wood comiparaWe AH K H m A F. Bi Krmifir. 2h ... . 1 0 -ft ft teammates decided to *uiT>ri»c ing. and lay there, aweating it out Campanella's catching h'and, from j I 'iiW’lf'fi 1 golf pro, the other a carpenter. of /Wire. Aftei' ehieigen* y li eal- clitbhou.e attendfint. Miriisl, Si, Icii,®. 22: | nrtysclf. It's he couldn't spare the time away to the imported English green- , (i. Uotti.iUAii. th .. . 1 n 1 3 •1 ft 1 Bell, a former.’ Buc. after their 4-3 Ipilia 3-k» m I’l, yp. which a bone chip was removed. - Hajina. Mt'wnt . p »'f ...... \ ft ft Young Furgol had none of the *1 .sw eated an d . aweali^d. The hix Inii'l * * Uu . la M-4 I Sauer. ('bii Ago and May*. N»-w York. ■ Rlâl lo be up Ihei'e. But .1 know from his job. heart or bethabaia. ■ ! II. ll.-lMK-.. . 1 ] 1 victory TTiey posted this sign mer)t Richaid wa.a given a V seal ' "T h e surgeon, i lit across II mav or may ,iol be a five- HuiUmit. Ih ...... 1 n -tl 1 ft ft advantages given even the most .sheets were ao full of fWâier they by the t>am a physician, D;-. K. K, Uov’r.n iSullivaii 4-41 at Baltimore 21 iioiIk.-s^ Biookl.vn,' IS; Sni.i.-r, t we can’t stay there long without Moore licked a claas.v field at the \N ood rod-- haVe long since lost N't'iHIW » Tuinr. If t-f ..... e> 0 0 above Bell's looker; "Cbme back, ( Kj •’tlov>' L‘ 4 I niciit nerves, " explained Campanella. eliib laee. but the Dodgers were 'I'hRpinRn U» 1 1 1 normal American hoy. Ilf' grew up had to bp. rung out. But one dav Haddock, who is‘ al.so Richmond’.s ” si?p|lcV'BHi.-s 'Rnilnii, Mliwiiiik.-'.-, 13; ' Monte. He and W illie. They ■.aingshore Country 1 lull ye»ler- pophlarily due to. more superior y\-h if r f ...... 1 0 ft ft ft ft all ia forgiven." Signed—v Branch "This may sound contradivtorv, sure thev were in it. |S)u«n, .If tl In depresalon year*, had to quit it .seemetl about a week later mayor and a team booster. •-'iiHitumti * \'-i E-.’) I at Brrtiifctvn Temple, rincinnftii,"9. Fnml.v. I’liicnac, ' make R great pair.'* da.v., protiably the best In the hl»- materials. Native woods suitable ; r>nnn' if\. « 1 p ...... 1 0 ft ft 1) ft Rickey. Bell, an in-and-out player because there is no feeling in thitt K M*ion. Si" Lîui.*. 7. Pol)jn.*4»fi. Krook- ! ^ ‘ • .(*Hln» n. 1 f ...... 1 li rt ft ft ft n 1 erhool in his teens and wurK hard I pot,well. I fell better, Kverytbinp t-.\<«romhf 4 I nicin ■ . Their biggest c,pncern was the tor.vôf the Shore IJne Open. HI* 7or rod-m*king would be: iy.*age : 'f llBmUton *'f . \ t> ft ft ft fr ft ; Willi the PiratfSwand cojistatentl.v Milu;»uk<* at N‘ W ^^.|k part -ot the haml. but il still hurts Ivn, MRthpvJF. 'Milwaukee, T(*rge.« He beat his physical handicap by my way.” i’lT.H Gc.. tHatktf ‘.vTi at rinla-iolpina Campanella. not lo mentiop Jackie fi.- • rf .*...... } ft ft ft ft 0 1to the Redlegs for three ■ players. an umpire in IR World ?eiie«. His the bat, " ' - under par for the par 30, 6182- hickory, and straight-grained ivhite H'-nhani ' p . . i Tomorrow: Furgol’a Tourna tSwnnv'*!.- iiici’l Robimson’.* heel. , PilrhinK (Five flei'l.'iioiis > AntoTu'lli, Bob Grxiiil Among ..(‘hapinr. 2.1* . •trengthrning hia hands snd his fiist post-season a.ssignrnept was N< w y. 2-‘ii at "It's like someone .tv'ho has lost 5 smart combinations Tt P-i. ;ih ___ l-V.’d K 'f ...... (154 tmx • i ahmilders. He bersme s good gol- ment fru.strationa) in IbOfi and his.la.«:t In 1910 I o ,r»< •niif'it 2-7 > n’ cLi 1-1, .SiHL Haddix, St. I-oui*. ii-X .7*8. Juliiisy Boros. CohnecUcul na- The. first I* ^.v-all moan* the lM»*t part of an arm or a leg, " said r>,.U J-’M Hkt 5 ‘ <«nF.*«>rii. New York, 7-i. ,.77fi: M^-yer, iToiiriiev Survivors live frohi Southern Pines. N. C ; •* '» P««*l5>le to obtain stralght- r.’iHlfi ...... 28 I -M K 1 ROSEN HOMERS AT HO'SE someone, "T h ere are cas'es where Brooklyn and RuFrhi. St, Lf>UlF, ^-2. 7.*ki. : 1 • "Tl n 11 .’P «; pAlhjiian f’.f*' SB M : Yeslerday^s Stars Sirikef.ui.A • Hnddix, St. Louii*, R8: Art Wall of Pocond Manor, Pa., gcalned billet*, but thi* I* not al- ; pm p-i IT 2 l;"ihmNn K‘‘hlr‘i SAf* Pin. Kraufi*'. Cleveland -8F5 — Al RoAn, alug- the amputee still has feeling N* I till''* r>'«lc*! 7 *'ardinftlfi .8 pp gtng infielder - for the Indians and there. ' Roberi.x, Philadelphia. R4; Sj»ahn. Mil a n d / 're d Haa.* of N ew Orleaps, i " " • " ca*y matter. 0 «a g e I HBI Vt'licir 1 1;ntri» mxn 2 .Inhn- 1 ('arD_j**'«An 1 1. S<> waukee, 70: Firakin^. Bfooklyn,'64: An- New Haven. Jtiie 23 (APi Tlie wht/ are entered In jhe ICQ. tied "™nge I* a fine boiv-wood. airnd • nn 2 H I: L«>\' 11, >‘H ‘ 'unriin the American League’s Most Valu Umeih, New Yoi\,‘ 6.1. t l MR.Sil'ill \’llpH S Ln»«"U Unlrn-- 'PH M-'iMi’(\ 1 (.'Atn'p4‘fi»'. S«'i3tcf. Me-'- panella perhap,* is the mo.*t valu Bjuijiig ' Avila. 1)«2 favorite, mis.sed knotting . Moore Hickory po.seesses great stren„th. | IViia'c;! Tim**. 1 :|(Y first 1.3 home runs this season. J l /kvinning .streak to five with a. 1.3-1 ntt***'!! Clovrlan'l. 145. F'ox- *’luran.o t'i-7 eight quai'ter-finali.sts as plav hy flubbing a five fool'puU on the ** " tendenev to be. slow------!— ------:------AVilliani Knox of , F»hilHf the Brooklyn club, i.''.'"' .111: Ilouj«F, D^trull, ..125: tjiUlf*, Pe- resumed toda^y in the. Connecticut Indeed, the Harlem liquor store "rel Brooklyn. ■ .llfMl, -119. last hole and logy in action, and in a casting ' , ' ww.fi first bo\v|f*i tn a tojfulrtti<^n h^.s^^bal! (\\r- Last sea.son when he led the Pitching - ' Steve Gromek, De Buna Ftix, (’hiragu, .1.5: Minoau; 4’hi- Slate Arha'eur Golf Championship Down 'the list and out of ,he ’ 'O'i this-Is not a iMrtiie. It is. h'W-the entire tu- fc< t panic iM f'n A R C. i ham- monh -thr pitrhor> box i.x #>0 f<»ft league in homers w-ilh 43. he clout proprietor was afljurtged the most rago. 53: 'Ypal., Washington. t’ai- at Yale's tough course. valuable player in the National troit Tiger.*, checked the New monev .were.Gene Little.- of Palm "n excellent woexi for big- b,Hiding ro*ts on thi. pinnship. y. , I ft inrho.x away front hpnif plat^ ed 25 at home. .ra.squ#*!. t'lurago. 47;.- Mantlf, N^w B oth-have gone all the w ay In York Yiinkee.s on eight hits -for York. 46. I>agu e in 1951 and '53. this event aijd are former diamp.* Springs. Calif... second in- last ™ H W b u j e d hy N E.V Sen 1. A ' The pitchers need him like Ab h i» ninth victory, winning. 4-1. Riiim Batted In MinoV*>.'I'hirago. 58; week’s Naticfiial. Open, and Claude ^h ile ash makes a satisfactoi y Roaeii. (y,evF|and. 52: Fain, f'hiraEo, TNvo rountls are achediile'd today leading bott requires Cofitello. ' 1 ------.SO I>d»v, Cleveljand and Berra, New Harmon of Mamatonerk,-,N. Y.. ’’C'l.exrept that, being .softer, it re and by sunset, the two jilayer* •Last -sea.son the burly- back.*top P E K F B fT R E L IE F JOB York, 4k. last vear's Shore Line., o p e n '’get diameter, particu- SHINING EXAMPLE Hlla—*Fox, .4'hicago. 86; Bu.'^bv, Waab- who will meet in the 36-hole final rhamn afford the nec- .lOHNSOfl^nTY. Tenii lAPi - manufactufed 41 home . nirp) an d' SH.\\VNEE. O k 1 a. (AP) — Ingion. 82: ifinoao, t'hiragn. 77 Allva,. drove in 1.42 runs. ' . . j Here's n perfect job o f relief pitch- on Thuraday will be known. sun ' I . seost ootm j. tsoar COAT Th^G î Connecticut amateur, s'rrngth.-Thi.*. pf course, ManagPl Lee Peter.-on of the .lohn- Cleveland and Vernon, Wa.Fhingi*»t^ ,71.. W ln ier met l*fit .Mazziirelln of VVh6n he homered again.st.rei’i'iivt I ini{ and, relief jiilting, too.' Doubles — Vernon. \Va.ihington. tf»: club champion prize went to Larrv n*"kes a. rather cl.imay rod. Son Red Birds seta a good example l ‘eipiahurj< at 9 a. m.. to gel to Ray- Crone of .the braves in Flat-| Pitcher Gerald Wooten of .'thawnee ; ( ‘hlcago,chii-aKo 1.1 Boiling iBo.«- ' McCue of Tornngton Country.- Bamhoii, until recently th.e most- for his players. In. addition to hi.* Chicago. Kuenn. Denoli day's quarter-final round . iiiidrr- KACHINE SHOPS AND STOICS OPEN SATDBDAY bush the other 'evening. C am -! in the Sooner .State League, wa.* i MrDi.iigald New York. . , ■'’.frommon rod material, is actually ' managerial rhoreJi, Peler-'-on al.«d km panella had gone 0 to 2H, battii,ig | called In from"'the biiilpen and I 12 way. In the other mafehe*. ,\| a graas.'There are more than-100 pilches , for hi,* Appalpchian l-eague- if the Tm pU*.4t - Hunner.a. Washington, 1<*: Sanderson o f N ew Haven .'MiinlH- iHfietlea found in tropical eoun- FNE.E P A R K III AT ALL STORES • PROMPT DELIIERY SERVICE. with a gloved left hand. ’The'hotjip hulled four innings of no-hit ball. ■ team and occa.*ionally does- pineh \ ■ ^ Minoj*!*, Chicago and TuKle. netroil. 7; |ml teed off with Rill Rnoe , of KING RANCH HABIT run raised hi.* average to a roaring^, His home run with the base* Vet non. ’ Wa.ahitigtnpj-,.^: seven pla.\ era Inea throughout'the world. hitting. Hi.* *vera:ge-’ .A neat .429. s ' 4 ” Brooklawh, fqrmer 3'ale football ElnionI, N.'Y. , Robert -I- • \«R. loaded in the ninth inning- won the lied with 4. The beat bamboo* ,.goma front 'Monie Runs Cleveland and kicking specialist; Dr. Ted Kleberg’s King Ranch of Texas .Asia, notably Chin* amT'ltidochina. "The operation • kep4’’ .roe out glajhe li-S . -D: Bo«»ne. DeiroU. 1.1 Manlle. New-Yoik. If , appears to be making the Belmont • IR E E D V HA.S.S 4 AUGHT WE RECOMMEND “So ... beat the heat with Ballantine .l.eneV,vk o f Indian Hill opposed H Needle** to say; these sources of three and a Italf '’ eeks," pointed ■ ^ ... _ ■ - 7.ernlal, PhilAdelphia and Vernon. Wash /stakes'a habit everv (mirth W ellesville. Mo. . C. E. Hllde- ington. 12. . ' G rant,'and ,\rt W illiams, BHdge- .. ^ ,u 'iTf/; *"PP'V *'■' oOw defunct. mil Campy. "That's a long time SW ANS W E R E N 'T FA.N.S, brand 'caught, a 4 'i -pfnind large- B e e r, ft hos few er calories than any_ to he out. 1 had Jo take .spring Stolen Ba.sea - .lenseii. Bo?i|f»n arnl porl la*v,ver and 3'ale g olf Caplain \3 hen High Gun won the Bamboo rod* are eonimonlv I Oceanpoitj N. .Ir IB Monmouth Riveia, Chicago, f*: F'^x. .t'hicago. 8; Tenew-al il msrked the stable .* made In qqadrate {4-atrip), iien-. mouth hasa which had'strangled to McQuay Norris or Feilrick Piston Rin^s training all over. My timing ha.* ^ In I94S, met >fohn .Netcho of Rare. Park -has a dozen new snow-white Agganl.«,■ Boston and M4no.«o. Chicago. • third victory in the last nine years. (.3.«trlp).- and hexagonal des’h trying to eat a half-pound other leading beer. been off. It takes time to get it , BrooU. -swans gracing its infield lake thla . In 1946 Assafilt won the mile and (fi-Kirip) ronstnirtlnn, .Mthniigh perrh." Although the has* hit off back.'! Pitching -Ttt’NtuddF. NVw Y»,ir.k. 8-1; The eight survived yesterday's season. Last year's swans evident 889: K^#'gan, I'hlcag*), l**-2. .8.11, S4on*». a half race for 3-year-olds and in octagonal rod* (8-*trip) have been Rt'R'e ’than he-could swallow, the COMPLETE MACHINE SHOP SERVICE But Campy wasn't-hitting when ; tests with Dr. I.enczyk, th* finsl- . afyAk Ballantini^ complete brewing ly weren i racing fans. They flew Wa.«hington. 5-1, .8,11: Cnnîugra. Chl-, . i .i. v I 19fi<) Middleground, triumphed. made from time to time, Pf'rh was still alive. Both wound he consented to the operation, and , away before the season ended. ragn. 8-2. .R(^; Kinrr. ! i.**t in 19M. turning ,in thp moot process br^s in the flavor ClFV»'lrtnd and Morgan' and McDonald, i imprcs.aivoimpressive job. H p lirkrd H. M I High Gun. by Heliopolis Rocket atlek* of thi* type are rare. “P i” skillet. New York. 4-t. .80** / ! Wrist pins 6tt«d by tOBIN-ARP Bering Method. Pis while it reduces the calories. Rtrlk<»buta—Turl^v.^ Baltim<>ic. ....94; i1 Hayes of W'heeler Par' .^.6-5 in the Gun. wa^â purchased aa a yearling But today, with our sourge of - ______■ ■ ______Wvnn. ('Irvcland. Tnirk.«. *"hk:it’tn, ’ rtiorning round, and John Capiigiio for $10,200. bamboo cut off ^ more and mark, tons expanded . . . Cronkshofts ground on or off 66; Carria, Cleveland and De-^ of'M eaclowbi'ook 4-3 in the secnrid Many color combinations to. choose from angler* are turning to Kiberglas It's beer at its cooling, tndt. 64. - - . - pound. SMART GRIDDER tods. The baaic""fibers ” in all cor . . . Overhood vdve jobs dene eemploto in our T O D A Y ’S 'Winter, the 1948 titlist. who de. Thi* eon], nuhby-texiureH I’alm Beach oulht is- Ch»i>el Hill, N. C, iNF.Ai F, i b e r g I a s continuous-filament COMPLETE refreshing, flavor-full best— feated John Downe,v of Wheeler Bill Kirkman. center on the North yarn* are very fine, flexible flla- shop . . . Hood Planing. ' ^ yoiir rosj/i/efe .summer wardrobe. It's-» suit for the and of course, Ballantine Beer Pat;j<, 3-2, had the ,toiighe'*t job Calolina football team; waa elect- menta of pure gla.ss.. ed to Phi Beta Kappa. , Glass rods have proven them- watches your belt-line I yesterri.iy. _ rii\-â 4-wa\ sports oulht for *)olli town and coun- RADIATOR A ll POPULAR MAKE ENGINE EXCHANGES One thing ia certain a new Iri,wear. Come in and see its exrlu«iye Palm Bearh ■ USED CAR SPECtAI champion .will em erge Emhe- Ask the man for Gerardi of Putnam, the 19.’i3-win tailoring feal tires in jiu r widis selection o f blue*, SERVICE ner, did not ;com pjte this year. Ballantine- Beer . . . the 1952 HUDSON browns, gTr_vs..and tans. CLEANING AND INSTALLING Almost Anything Automotive! more cooling beier! TUXEI Big Jack .Tohnaon. heavyweight • CLEANING HOLLYWOOD HORNET boxing champion from i.90.8 to This is a tt«n-tone hrowq sport model LUXURY LINED NUBBY WEAVE FASHION FIVER SEPTIC TANKS and CESSPOOLS 1915, waa -nicknamed “ L 'il A r • REPAIRING U Tonr Dealer Doean’i-Btock Pmrta, Wa Invite Tour laqnliiea hard top convertible. PAilly equipped with K e n t a t s thur.’* A eomplate orgonlzutloa »f 'TRAINED SEW AGE S P E C IA U S IB radio, henter, h.vdramatlf, t t l C O C Ming the most modern equipment and machinery—-RESULT: A In beautiful shape. BETTER Job-at a IXIWER PRICEi. • RECORING • White Dinner Jackets ■ •S’CD *’"O z .y • «oOCiat k - i aWesee mf. a^« ct M a New underground ^st'ater THIS IS WHY .Milk. " • • • lljc . I . • Tuxedos llnea installed. - ' , ’ Prompt seriiee for a.K mahea 3 7 :k' loin ...... 16; c»l. , Y6UI8 ^ -. . . more people call • Cutaways* - *Mohaif,.riTon. aortal^ .an*I .nylon in mo«l «4y)^. a Sump pumpa Inetalled'to hi.eiar epwlalj^ staffed radia ...... CARTER’S remove water from your V Sinney Bro*. OLDSMbBILE tor repair dS^partmeni. *>**r. iud.J ■ ■ ■ We outfit you right from stock. cellar. , , wne »'*'vh-fr.,. QOOL TRIM PALM BEACH SUITS $32.^0 (1) Prompt Service Nothfn'g to tend away for. • • f • . . a New ’rootproof" aewer DEALER c WORK CLOTHES I lines Installed, (2) Quality ôrk " L i . .t' k S rm r > ( a Plugged sewer Ufiee olean-- (B) Reasonable Pricea HODERH STORES FOR AUTO PARTS - t ' '. For Painters, . / e d electrically. ifS A K . . .IE SURE I CHUItCH CORNIItS Manchester Motor 3ales MEN'S SHOPS Carpcjnters, Plumbenfi b e a u p r e ^ 651 Park sm itr' y m a in a n d io u l iv a r d i9> c in ti* s n ir r iBoarporated HARTFOAO .O ’ lASt HAHTfOliP • MAWCMIST^ ; 907 MAIN s t r e e t ' McKlNNEr BROS. m UNTINE^BÊR ' 51 iz w p x CENTER SX.— TEL. ML9 529» MEN’S SHOP r- BalbaHa* * Soai, N'»ufc. N. J, Telephph*.MI-9.1.152 SEWAGE DISPOSAL COMPANY |L SSB EAST CENTER ST. TIL. JaA mw 7.1tll TIL. JAckaM il-2l(tl Til. M lkM l-S»00 . ; ' . OPEN'.feViBNINGfi'''' ys9 Ma in street , "S ■nui. iote|jaii ina-m p e a b l t , MANOmDBTCT i Ml.9.i234 ‘ T . \ T ■ ^ - c : .(■ r\-A" l ■ .\- <■- f.

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PAGE TWENTY-SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23. 19S4 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. C0NN„ WEDNESDAY. JL^ 1954 1PAGE TW EN TY'ÊVEIf ----- ■ 'S'njt A part me n ts-^ F la t^ Aatomobiles for Sal* 4 Motorcyclas— Bicycles 11 ^______Roofing-Siding 16 Help wanted— Male Houses Fey Sale 72 Houacs For Sa1« 72 SubitrjMiii For Salt 7S Afticlea For Sale 45 HooMhidd Goods Wanted— To Buy 58 Tenements 63 1»51 tWEVROLET Bel-Alr, Pow«r- BOY'S NEW' 18" bike with guide See the ESCOIT Aq s NCT «r*t BOLTON FOR KfJL KINDS of roofing, aiding MOTOR CARRIE^' 50 BASKETS lOc a piece, bushel WANTED SIX ROOM CAPE COD, tour down HILIATOE, 8 room , split Klidr. ^11 arceMoriM. Excellent wheels. $18. Call 511. 8-8580 be and ,painting call Mancheater ftrx ROOM duplex. Heat, hot for real values In housing in Man and tile bsth, two up, one finished. level home^ IZig*1 living_ room, f o r N (8w Clastified condition.. MI. J-S5*3i tween 9 a.m. . 12 noon. and bushels. 27" sink, $5, Iron Relfsble, Honest Person WANTED — Boy's 28" bicycle. Roofing and Riding,Co. Free eatl- has opening for ealea representa twin beds, $12.50 complete. Maple Phone 5 «. 3-6664. water, completely renovated. chester. East Hartford, Glaston Full bssement, aluminum com fireplace, Youngstown ~ kitchen, matea. Tel. 50. 9-8983. tive. Permanent and attractive settee,/$Ih:T5td“Wlndows, 60c, old TO TAKE OVER Adults preferred. Write Box D, bury, Ellington, Vernon, Bolton bination wlndowi, city water and dishwasher, hot watax heat, at IMl CHRYSLER Wlndnoc four Herald. Columbia. Advertisements doQr. Good condition/-Call -MI. Business Services Offered 13 position for a qualified person. doors, $1.50. Lova seat. I.Argc UNPAID BALANCE - sewerage. I-arge encloaed lot. Bar tached garage, amSalte drive, flower boxes 3 for $10. Old kitchen Rooms Without Board 59 gain, $13,300. Other listings avail large lot, trees. Carlton W. Hutch 9-1419. Roofing If-A Reply giving age, experience and MONTHLY PAYMENTS 'MANCHESTEB: New six room able. Good locations, right prices. ins. Ml. 9-5182, 9-4894. CLASSIFIED ADVt. C051PLETE REPAIRS by Stuart qualifications. chairs, .50c. Plaster cement, 25c Business Looitlons DEPT. HOURS 1952 CHEVROLET 4-DR.—Excel- R. Wolcott* on wringer and auto a sack. Fran.k'.s, 420 Lake St. $17.83 NEWLY DECORATED, Beautifully Garrison Colonial plus new and See ue now. E A E Realty, 810 , ------ROOFING— Specializing In repair furnished and spacious room. The For Rent 64 used Cap* Cods, Colonials,'Rsnqhes Main St. Phone MI, 9-8»7 o r ' SUNNY VIEW DR. Vernon.. New Fo rU . N. Action lent eonditipn^S1095. matic washing machinea. Vacuum Write Box N, .c'n Herald 8:15 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. ing roofs of all klnda. Also new 3 COMPLETTE'ROOMS OF moat complete light housekeeping and two family. .8-4480. 3 bedroom split-level, AraCt cleaner^, motors, small appli roofs. Gutter work; Chlnineya BRAND NEW FURNITURE , 1951 FORD V-8 STATION WAG ances. 'Weldirtg. 180 Main Street, M UL^4 mile east of Vernon Center. Rt. it' is;x many persons will wonder H, light green—1895. and aandwich shop to be con- $223. will sacrifUê. Call MI. Beaiitiful Dinette Set Spacious Rooms GLAS’TONBURY: New Cape Cod garage, large lot, suburban. Near 30, Warren E. Howland, Realtor- whether,, the whMe imbroglio in said an airlift of U. S. ciUaana out 10:30 A. M. 3-5042. One. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch St, and ranch; also two older homes 1952 HENRY .1 8 C Y L .-R A H. Btnicted In Manchester. Na 3-8557. Beautiful "De Luxe" Range but line. Only $13,500. Carlton W. Insurer, 648 Woodbridge St., Ml. Guatemala was not cooked up pre of Guatemala would begin today, SATURDAY 9 A. M. Heating-TrPluinbing 17 near Main street. Good condition. hut 'dispatches from Guatemala directional light, trunk deck Co m p l e t e Hand and power lawn tional chain. Permanent em Instead of Westinghouse Elec. Re- SPACIOU.S, Clean furnished rooms, Private LaVatorie.i Hutchins. MI. 9-5133, 9-4894. 3-8800, MI. 3-5711. cisely (qrXUie purpose of making mower aalea and service. Motors NINETEEN Window acrehQS, vari ------I Communist Rnrpaganda here in the (nty made no mention of avacua'- OUTSi 18,000 miles. Owmer'a name LENNOX FURNACES and warm ployment. Experience neces frigeralor If You Prefer one light housekeeping apart ELLINGTON; Ranch, custom r o i m COOPERATION w n x tuned ar overhauled. Pickup and ous sires. Corbin latch set.'Lady'S Rugs, Lamps, Tables, Linoleum ment, one • room with kitchen MANCHESTER—Rolling Park, 6.. 1 11 _ - - J *77' ôitsd NstionS This I am sure Mr, tion plane. TTiere are aome 1,200 cn request. Special S845. air heating. Earl Van Camp. 50. Parking For Forty Cars built for cabinet maker. Besiittfiil' partly finished, shed dormer, ______. . BE APPRECIATED delivery service. Gibson's Garage. sary. Write atating qualify ranvag golf bag, four irons '' and and a Few Other Articles. privileges and two singles, suit W anted K cal CiState 77|Toriello tthe Guatemalan, foreign ^'orth Americana in the country. 9-5844. workmanship. Two fireplaces. In Mexico City, Guatemalan TOWN MOTORS. Inc. 5U; 3-5012. catloni. age, salary. driver. Pair of exterior electl^ ' EVERYTHING able for men. Apply Vernon Inn, vestibule, basement, hot water oil : mlnlsleri would not want PAINT fixtures. 511. 9-0834 before 9 p.m. Amba.*aadpr Roberto Alvarado Dial Ml^3-5121 45 West Center SL PUMPS AND Water ayatema, ‘ In THE UNPAID Talrottvflle. MI. 9-8218. 139 East Center Street BOLTON: Ranch, two years old. OJaco paint, made in New England to withstand Now WIRING installation of aU geraOIl Rand, wholesale and re-1 many extras. New school. G. I. real estate, mortgages arraotea. - ..i - Fuenlea said Arbenz' forces scored Manchester. Conn. MOO SHOPS. INC! CARRIAGE, gray and green, tu \ BALANCE PRICE Attached garage. Near library, and F.H.A. approved. Gatto Com- Consult Howard R. Hastings,! England weather*—la ytnir best bet for every outside need. types. No Job-ton small. Pater tail. Engineeered estimates free I PLEASANT Room for gentleman. churches and school. Lot 150 x three victories yesterday. He said Tel. MI-.1-8557 3528 Forbes St. tone. collapsible — converta to \ ONLY $488.26 Parking at 272 Main St. Xfl. For Appointment Call pany. CH." 9-8489. Evenings. JA. Agency, MI. 9-1107. i ’ »?i he had learned in a phone call from Pantsluk, 40 Foster street. Phone and complete repair service. ; Free Mpeage until wanted. Free 150. Mitchell 9-7303. Pittsburgh 13 stroller. Excellent condition $20. 3-4071. 8-3989. Manchester MI. 3-6948 ------' ^ " " ‘ntertjalional his capital that they bad routed MELVIN G. c o x 1954 DODGE Station wagon, driven Terms arranged. Call Enterprise; Tel. MI. 9-0974 delivery.^fêe set up by our own Mitchell 9-9779 TRY US FOR fast, efficient, eour-1 war. makes it even more sppro- Lost and Found only 1000 miles. All equipped V8 1775. Shepard Farm Equipment! Penn.xylvania , COLUMBIA: Privately built teoUB selling of your home or land. 1 priate that the Secu. ity Council the rebels at Ckalan and Ohiqui- 275 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER RUBBISH AND Ashea removed. ____V-- AT THE Center—Pleasant rooms, mula. near the Honduran border, motor. It's just like new. Save Co., 200 West Main St., Rockville, ' TWO WHITE enamel sinks with AIR CONDITIONED office*. Mod ranch home. Off Route 6A. Lots For Sale 73 Free appraisals, Vlllsg* Realty. ' should not, intervene funherX POUND—2 fellows who will wax. General cleaning of atUce, cellars Conn, i WANTED -M E N with good me NO PAYMte^TS TO BANKS gentlemen, single or double. 14-18 and had counter-attacked at the over $500. Brunner'a Packard. set tuba, one gas healer, one .30 OF FINANCR. c o m p a n ie s WadaWorIh SI. ' ern design. Near Post Office, Main MI. 9-6660. ■Lodge's view wa.* suppoHed MANCHESTER LUMBER CO. wash and clean out your car for Open evenings. Tel. MI. 3-5191. and yards. Call M and M Rubbish chanical ability, who can appreci HARTFORD BUSINESS: Room TWO LOTS southwest comer big port city of Puerto Barrios, a removal. 511. 9-9757. gallon water tank, one gas and oil PHONE ME I5t5(EDlATELY street, comer Wadsworth. MI. I 255 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER only |5. For setnlce telephone 50. GUARANTEED Plumbing and ate precision assembly. Work in combination stove. Very reason ing house, good income, very de Wlnderm’erV an^ Irving' Str’ertV.I READY BUYERS waiting. For Im -1 w ho‘'w s s 'lh e " author prime rebel target. heating. Jobbing and new work. HARTFORD Chr^7-n3.5« FURNISHED ROOM for rent near 9-9779, or Ml. 9-9819. sirable location. $15,000 cash 9-07S1. 1954 LINCOLN Capri hard top con volves complete overhaul of air able. MI. 9-97,55. Main SI. Gentleman preferred. High and dry. Inquire 270 Oak, mediate action list your ProMrty 1 " vetoed bv Rus , A rebel communique said anti vertible. Has power steering, ANTIQUEIS Retlnished. Repairing Joseph Skelley. MI, 9-3014. craft propellers in CAA approved AFTER 7 P. 51. CH^6-4690 needed Street. | j I or me resolution vetoed b\ Rus- communist forces have occupied MI. 9-2170. 9 Hajiel SI. STORE FOR Rent, 214 Spruce sis last Sunday. FOUND—Black and w-hite male, power brakes. 4 way power seat, done on any furniture. Tleman, shop. Own tools necessary. Work SEE IT DAY OR n Ir HT tors. CH. 9-8489, evehings. MI. three Guatemalan xlllagea and 189 South Main St. Phone 50. Street. Inquire at . 216 Spruce The Guatemalan letirr delivered mongrel. Call Dog-Warden. 50. red and black leather, while wall FOR YOUR PLUMBING in vicinity of Harardville, Call If you have no means of trslv^por- street or call,MI. 9-8093. THE ESCOTT AGENCY LARGE LOT 100 x 280, high eleva-' 3-6946, JA. 8-3989. knocked out three bridges, two of 3-4540. 3-5843. Rivervlew 9-8960 any time for ap tation. I'll send niy auto for Vnu. 266 High Street West, Manchester 1 subsequently contended that the tires, de luxe radio with rear HUMUS• s BEDROO.M FOR Rent, In private tion, dry, 2 'j miles from" Man-’ them near the r iu r r a il town of speaker, heater and defroster, and HEATING PR0RU':MS pointment. No obligation. - home. Call MI. 3-7916. FOUR ROOM office suite and lav (Near McKee Street, West Side) Chester, city water, nice area. WANTED—Two-family house diriect I council, b.v adopting its cea.*e-flre Zacapa. , LOST—PASS BOOK No. 80172..‘ H A I RADIO-TV Service. Service from owner. Gall Storrs, GA. I resolution, had "assumed full ju- back-up lights, windshield wash charge $3.50. Tel. 50. 9-8685. Gary atory at 13 Oak St. Apply Wal- Price $1800, MI. 9-5116. I Rutledge said there was grow Notice is hereby gl5’en Rasa Book ers, all electric windows. It has CALL UNIVERSAL Lightning Rods, Inc., Screened and Shredded A—L - B —E R -.T —• .S ^ NICELY fiimiahed connect- kina Broa., 935 Mam St, MI-9;?683 9-2880. Box 56, South Willington. ; nsdictlon of this affair." lamonaco. I. _____ ing belief among Guatemalan offi No. 60172, i ^ e d by The Savings everything but Ed Sullivan, Cost 31 Walnut St.. Hartford, Conn., 43-45 ALLYN ST. HARTFORn ing\living room and bedroom in VERNON — Beautifully located cials and even rebel s\1npathizers FOR WORK OR FOR PLAY! Bank of Mancheater baa been lost SIX ROOMS complete. Garage, sun READY TO Sell? We need single over' ,15,000. Save $1.300. Brun GONDER'S T.V. Service, available WILLARD B. DICKENSON wants experienced men for direct j p i'iv ^ home. Two-gentlemen or FOR RENT—Small atore, 23 Oak building lota. High elevation, won I INTJCRVIEW REBEL CHIEF that the invision had proved a and application has been madeîd selling of a fast moving specialty Screened Loam ATTENTION Ladles' Siip-ro'vers Street. F-or Information call Ml. porch, city water and. sewerage, derful view. MI. 9-5958 or MI and two family houses for our ner'a Packard. Rockville Road. any time. Antenna converaions. ‘ bu-iinesX couple. Twin beds, con large lot. ehsde "end fnilt trees, I Tegucigalps, Honduras, June 23 dud. He said a reporter who talked said bank . for payment of the Talcottville. Tel. MI, 3-5191. Open MI-3-7632 Item. High commissions—perfect and drapes custom made. Re-up- tinuous tibt water. Also room for 9-1690 or MI. 9-8094. 3-7898. waiting cash buyer*. Call AC3B 1 (Ui—Col. Csfrloa Castillo Armas ALL NYtON amount of depoait. Philco factory eupervlsed aervlce. Superior Quality holstering. Beautiful fabrlca. outside fireplace. Immediate oc- Realty Co., for dependable, cour to Arbenz yesteixla.v found him evenings, closed Sundays. Tel. 50. 9-1488. fit for storm window, aiding or in one or two;',gentlemen. Private .rupaticy, $11,000. Very clean said today his anll-Conimunist confident and seemingly unwor sulation salesmen. prints, stripes, solids. Expertly bath for roomers use. Central, teous service. MI. 9-2392. Moving— Trucking Suburban For Rent 66 throughout. Charlea I>sperance. (COVENTRY I.AKE Shore loU for forces In Guatemala ‘ are pre ried. 1946 CHEVROLET Tudor sedan. FURNITURE ReflnlahUig, antique finished; $5 down,. 32 weekly, hear Main St. ahBUICK SUPER SEDANET — night. 5tl. 9-1347. STONE. Skyline .Quarry. Flagstone, WANTED- - 3 room unfurnished garage, nice lot. Hot water o il' until ripe, Will call for and deliver free. Fullv equipped -$595 PIANO MOVING —Refrigerators, home. 26 X 40- $1,98. Handwork- Henry atreet Eaquipulas. a town of 12,000. ia newspaper calls were interfering Mrs. Elliott, 75 Henry. 5n. a-7632. veneer, cut stone. Open weekdays apartment in Manchester or vl- 1951 CHEVROLET DE LUXE 2- WEBB'S TV — 17 Maple St., $3 per also light trucking, any time. TEACHER DESIRES summer em pillow cases with tatting or PLEASANT ROO.M and hath for re beat* (Convenient to bus and I aix milea inaide Guatemala. Col. with government business. and Sunday, Quarry atone, dry crochet, $3.50 pair. Mrs. Elliott, s rinity. Occupancy bv July 1st Re- Q Which breed of cattle DIAMOND'S DR.—Extra nice throughout. house call. All work fully guaran Quick, reliable, efficient service; ployment. Write Box M. Herald. fined gentleman. Private entrance. 'Itable tenant. Call JA. 5-2491 after schools. Castillo Armaa was dressed in Retxirts from Guatemala’s bor wall. Per ton, $4. Inquire at 75 Henry. MI. 3-7632. MI 9-6743. . said to be almoet immune Automobiles for Sale 4 1951 f o r d VICTORIA— Radio, teed. Call 5U. 9-8535 for quick Phone MI. 9-9329...... - ^ - 6 'p.m khaki, with black boots and a der with Mexico said that frontier honest service. Jack’s Pavilion, Crystal Ijike, $12,000 and up. Ranches and disease 7 . heater, Fordomatic. Loaded Conn., on Route .30. Tel. Robert ELECTRIC STOVE, two 2’6” x 4’ ' leather jacket. He appeared very I wa.* partially reopened today and Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 YOUN^COCX)UPLE desire (our or A The wild cattle of Para- weary, I th.at Guatemalans were being per- ARMY a** NAVY 1949 CHKVROLEl' fordor sedan. with extraa. Minor. Rockville, Conn., 5-5042' 7" window acreen.s, camp stove, Cape Cod.8. Fully plastered. guay. Obituary Good tires, clean car. Excellent WIRING INSTALLATION and re Paintiilfr— Papering 21 Apartment.s— Plats— five robm unfurnished rent in Honduras Report* .Attack ' I miUed to croas over into Mexico. 997 MAIN^T. pair of amall electric appliances THE NEW MANCHESTER ^ never used. Make an offer MI. i Ceramic tile baths, oil hot ■t MANCHESTER running Condition. Douglas DOUGLAS MOTORS f l a g s t o n e . Stone for walls, 9-2113. Tenement.*! 6,1 Manchestbf. References, furnished I Last night the government of . Sympathy for the Guatemalan Motors, 333 Main. and fixtures. Clarence G, Smith, PAINTING, Eheterior and Interior, Center, 995 Main St., invites you if riecessar^x, Call JA; 8-49.16 until water heat, nice location. As Q What important Industry Honduras, where Castillo Armas I Government and resentment to- 333 Main Street paperhanging. Ceilings reflnlsh- to visit pels of all kinds. Can- house fronts, fireplaces, etc. Bol SEVEN ROO.M Apartment, second 21 Knox St. Phone 511. 3-8423. ton Notch Quarry M'. 9-0617. RED AND WHITE five-piece kitch- 6 p.m. \ little as $1,000 down to quali wa* founded by Sir William Henry I hatrhed the’ plana for the revolt, re‘ I ward the United States continued 1948 OLDSMOBILE Six sedan 1953 CHEVROLET Convertible, ha.v ed. Wall paper books on request'. necticut bred Parakeets. Ml. floor, three bath.i, fireplace, porch. Perkin'* ported this country had been at- ; to mount in Latin American .leg- er set.' Porcelain table top. Fine Lease only. $1.50 per month. Write fied veterans. Deaths coupe. Hydramatlc, new rings, Power Glide, radio, heater and Estimates ^ven. Fully Insured, 9-4273. Hours Monday through FLOOR and'wall coverings. Do it condition. Tel. MI. 9-0125. | COUPLE DESirU6§ four unfum- A The aniline dye industry. \ J tacked by myalery plane.*, I ialatures and on university cam- ood Urea; written g-arantee. No GRADING AND Landscaping. Call Call Edward R. Price. Mitchell Friday. 10 to 6:30, Wednesday : Bo.x Y. Herald. f,*hed roOm* and garage. Write defroster, white wall tirea, green 50. 9-6397. yourself and save up to $50. We A. R. WILKIK and CO. A communique from the rebel i puses 5own payment. $5.90 weekly. Cole top. driven only 10.000 milea. 1949 9-1003. closed at 2 p.m. S. A H. Green supply you with all the tools from Bo.x Q, Herald. \ Q Has the House of Repre- Louf* M. Melesko stamps. ,.,F0L'R LARG?; rooms, at 575 Cen- MI-9-4380— MI-3-8365 army, claimed the rapture of three Chile, the Chamber of Depu- M(kora. 5Q. 9-0980, Packard convertible. $498, 1952 YOU NAME IT—we ll do it. Wood floor Sander to tile cutter. Stop in GRUNOW Refrigerator, good run sentative,** ever lo.*t in member- Loui.* M. Melesko, 263 Green additional amall towns about 251 ties voted 34-15 to condemn the ning condition, $18, MI. 9-4068. '■’ter Street. Refrigerator, electric WANTED - By middle-s,4ed W(ork- Buick super sedan, 1947 Pontiac 8 work, walls, floors, ceilings wash- EXTERIOR PAINTING only. Free WANTED—Good homes for 3 ten for a free estimate. ITie Tile Shop. ______, stove anti garage. $103.80 per mg couple, four room unfinfumls ,*hip di e to reappnrlionpicnl ? Rd . died last evening in Man\ milea inaide Guatemala. These j jjiva.sion and call on the Latin 1952 FOUR-DOOR, tutone, radio aedan. clean, lS4I 0)ds Sedanet, Oppo.site Post Office, Buckland. lahed cd. Floor.4 and linoleums waxed. estimates. 5n. 9-1383. week old kittens. Phone MI. ONE COOLERATOR and kitchen "’ "'’ th. Call AD. 3-1714. rent. Tel. MI, 3-8.121. A Yes. The number of mem Chester Memorial Hospital after a down* Vado Hondo. Jacolan and | American nationa to expreas aol- and heater, powergllde, white good motor, tires, new paint. MI. 9-2655. ' MANTHKSTER bers was reduced from 242 to 232 short illness. Bom in Lithuania, Camoatan --are all northwest of 3 Days Oi|ly-Thursday, < walls, low mileage, or 1948 Bulck Attics and cellars cleaned. Ruga 9-1244. cabinet. Good condition ML idarity behind the principle of Drive them away. '40 Chevrolet and upholstery professionally OUTSIDE PAINTING. Free es |NEW.vTHREE rpom heated apart- COUPLE WITH one child desire\4 Four rooms, plastered walls, oil after the decennial cena*ia of 1840. I he came to the United States in Eaquipulas.' 4-door, tutone, radio and heater. FILL FOR SALE now. Delivered 3-7608. I non-intervention. The motion also 139; '.39 Plymouth $39. Brunner'a cleaned in your home or at our timates. Gilberl Fickett, MI j menl. Electric stove and refrig- or .5 room apartment nr tenement^. heat, aiitomatic hot water domes I 1898 and came to Manchester to TTie communique said that the ! railed for a not* to the United Must aeU either one. Call PI. Packard, Rockville P..oad, Talcott or loaded on your trucIC. Tel. MI. tic use, hatchway, city water and anti-Communist forces have not 2-8745. establishment. Auto upholstery .3-6982. RABBITS'FOR Sale. Going out of 9-7408. BARGAINS in used appliances. I eralor, parking and ujilities in- In Manchester or East Hartford, i Q Which are the' snialle'st and make his home shortly after. He I States expressing "grave pre- ville. Tel, MI. 3-5191. Open eve and floor mats made like new by bu-sinesi. Call MI. 9-8397. Terms and trades. James A. I eluded $92 monthly. Occupancy Call .Mr. Houlihan, 8 to 5. MI. city sewerage. Very clean Ihiough- largast of the rodenta? I lived with his daughter. Mr*. yet begun their real air attack on 1 occupation " over the Guatemalan nings. July 1st. Ml. 3-792.5 or MI. 9-0796. 3-'ll.19. , „ nut.\Storm windows and screens. George Pelfaitis. at the above ad government installations. A few air ; Friday and Saturday; USED CARS AT SAVINGS! Duraclean. Connecticut Duracleati- WINDOW Screens, like new, with Woods Appliances, 383 Center St. A The smallest is the mou.*e. I era and Home Services., 511. ^PAINTING AND MI. 9-1918. Near S^rhools and stores. , Two dress. His last employment wa* raid* hav'k been made, the com- ; ° 1948 CHEVROLET \-ton rack COLLIE PUPPIES. $20. Phone hardware. Some painted. Asaorted WANTED—Five or six room rent, The largest is the capybara. of! T\*'o thirds of th# 147-mcmber 1952 Ford V-8 4-Dr. Sedan—Ra 9-7024. ’ , ■ PAPER HANGING sizes. MI. 3-4836. I — " ' ■■ ■ . ----^ weeks obeupsney. Priced at o'nly •South America, which grows to | with the Hockanum Mills. Rook- munique aXlel. but these were body. Inquire Keeney’s Garage. Coventry PI. 2-7792. FREEZER - Bendix upright 17 6 preferably in 8th School District. I9..500, vUle, from which he retired sev- merely to demonstrate air ,uper-1 dio and heater ...... $1195 Buckland. John Merz, 48 Woodland St. Tel. be four feet long, iority and to give Guatemalan gov- » Sfcialist party laau^ a BULLDOZER AND Loader work. JOHN M. McCANN cubic feel ibuilt by Cr.*sleyi to sell cial years ago. 1952 Buick Special 4-Door Sedan— Landscaping and grading. Rca.aon- TWO TINY Chihuahuas. Stud serv for $649.95. Inside separate, in Ml. 9-1924. CHARLE!ÊSPh:RANCE emmenl foreeXân opportunity t o ! 'i'-claralion condemning th# inva- 30 Laurel Street ices, Best of blood lines. Tel. Boats and Accessories 46 Q- Which is the highe.«1 and Melesko was a charter member .*ion and denouncing "participa Fully equipped ...... $1295 Auto Accessories— Tires 6 able rates. No Job too amall. Call sulated door.*. Each shelf-a fast GOOD JOBS TelephonexMI 9-7620 of .St. John’s Evangelist Lithua yield and "prevenj bloodshed." MI. 9-0650 after 5 p.m. Telephone MI-3-7388 Rockville 5-5266. THE NEW Johnson. ___ _ steepe.*t mountain range in the Castillo Armas haid he will an •tion in thia military venture’’ by outboard | freezer. Cold control, special Business Propert.v For Sale 70 nian .Society of Hartford for over "imperialist" forces. 1951 Chevrolet Bel Air — Pmver BATTERIES — 50% off. Square motors are in. 3, 5 ',, lo and 25 ! $429.95, at Potterlon’s. Plenty of • FOR Hollister School Colonial United States 7 nounce soon the composition of A The Sierra Nevada range. 43 years. .Students rallying tn Panama glide ___ ------,, .$1095 type as low as $4.95 ex., long type HP. Terms, trades. Capitol Equip- , free parking, 1,30 Center St. ' BUILDING, Ideal for profc.*sional home, three rooms pi ge heat- He leaves his wife. Mrs. Rose the cabinet in his provisional gov DOORS OPENED, keys fitted, Live Stock— Vehicles 42 ment, 38 Main. accused the United States of wag-j ^ $7.95. Written guarantee. Cole copied, vacuum cleaners, irons, SKILLED men, space for two office suites, d glassed sun porch it floor, 2 A. iWasnoniS) . Melesko; two ernment. 1951 Ford Convertible FuUv Courses and Classes 27 I TELEVISION Up to 300 dollar.* off Q -Who waa'the onl.v woman ' ing ' undeclared ” war a g a i n a t ' ^ __ equipped ' ...... '.. ., 5IotorB.*5II. 9-0980. guins, etc., repaired. Shears, WE BUY COWS, calves and beef 12' ROW BOAT, new bottom, all Three large rooms each, also for i targe b*1rooma and bath islalrs. daughters. Mrs. Petraitls and Mrs. Two Civilian* Killed Gualcmala. .$109h I on a'„2L’ full door, complete UHF. in Congre.*s to vote for auffraec The rebel forces seized their knives, mowers etc., put into con RADIO, Electronira, Television cattle. Also horses. Piela Bros. brass screws. Painted and caulk MEN two .tenement.* up. At location, hot water heat, gai'age. ThiXhqme Peter Plikaitia. 1.53 Hilliard St., In Havana, a Cuban policeman Servicing. "Learn by Doing ” at Tel. 5n. 3-7405. Many 'others offered at close out, zoned for busine.sa. Building in ex- w as built by piesent owner oKlhe' for women 7 base at Eaquipulas Saturday morn 1960 Buick Super—Radio, heater, dition for coming needs. Bralth- ed. watertight, $50, Call MI, 9-4443 ! rock bottom prices. See ■them at and 11 gran'dchtldien. was wounded by shots fired from Trailers 'for Sale 6-A "Connectiiut'g oldest electronics cellent condition. Steam and hot ’ fine.*! materials and it'* very A—Rep, JeAnnette Rankin of Funeral servicca will be held ing. About 50 regulr.r .soldiers dynnflow ...... $895 waite, 52 Pearl street. after 4 p.m. I Potterton’s, 1.30 Center. Montana. the National University building school.” New term starting June • MECHANICAL water heal. I-arge parking lot, lightfiil with many shade tr from the Leclerc Funeral Home', fled the town. Castillo Armas said 1949 Chevrolet 4-Dr. Sedan-.-Ra- Poultry and Supplies 43 $2.5.000.' Carlton W. Hutchins. MI. ' Asking $1.5.,500. the only casualties were two < ivi- just after an anti-Unlted States 'i TON Dump trailer. Inquire 28th. Enroll now for day or eve- WESTINGHOUSE Refrige,r a t o r. DESIGNERS 23 Main St., Friday at 8:30. with i rally was staged there. dio and heater ...... $595 WASHING MACHINES . repaired. i ning division. Phone CH. 7-1630 or Building Materials 47 9-.5132, 9-4694. Q , Why are some fire lookout a .solemn rSqulem Mass In St. llans who were killed in souffles Keeney’s Garage. Buokland, LARGE ROASTING chickens, spe Good condition....Call >tCfbNi 6 —------—------— — Exceptional, value In a 5-5- two I In Montevideo, four Uruguayans Phone MI.. 9-97.57. [ write New England Technical In- o’clor k, MI. 9-1521. V to w rs being eqiilppefl with lele- Bridget's Church at 9 a. m. Burial growing out of political argument.*. 1948 Studebaker Commander 4-Dr. ------stitule, 193 Trumbull St., Hartford, cially priced for doz, lots. Pack, NEW WAREHOUSE OF • TOOL DESIGNERS •- famtlv—Hot water-...-r, heat porenes, visiotycamerBs 7 He aald that two hours after \ were injured when police clashed aged for freezer, Fred Luck. Call will be in St. Bridget’a Cemetery. with students demonstrating , Sedan—Radio, heater, over CAMP TRAILER, 4' x 6 Good ron- Conn. NATIONAL BUILDERS' VENETTAN BLINDS/J-Tve.î," x Hou.scs For Sale 72 ' nice aei'tion very close to shopping A To enable fore.*ters to wateh Ilia forces arrived here "we had 150 drive. Excellent, condition after 6 p.m. MI. 3-4026. ------— ' area, immediate occupancy both Friend.* may call tonight from 7 dition. Call' MI. 3-6644. MASON—Fieldstonc a specially E. ! ______SUPPLIES 64 ", one 25" x 60." \li4^^J1irh cur- • OCTAILERS for firesS^tl-iawbreakers while re to 10, tomorrow 2 lo 4 and 7 to volunteers to join us and the | theÛnited States, $495 Toth.. Phone MI, 9-3207. . I floors, priced right $14,000. Ba b y g e e s e : huge gre.v Toulouse i !Equipped to render better service lain rod. Babee-TendaTable. hide-- maining a\^ headquarter.". 10.' next ' morning we had 300 " The Private Instructions 28 S-betl. All. 9-1617, If no answer, • TOOL and DIE MAKERS 36 BRO.OKFIELD STREET j ' colonel said heavy ram,* of the GARDEN FOR BLIND BKANDNIW and Giant White Emden breeds and delivery! Auto Repairing— Painting 7 SEWING’ MACHINE repairs on all 1-^ ■ Green Section .Six room fini.ah- i New 5'ork i/Ti A "garden of New Studebakers Start At $1813 White Pekin ducklings. Final sea MI. 9-1370. Q Where tii the-higheat light IVilltam Vennart past few days and the lack of domestic makes. Specializing on | -381 Stale Street • TOOL and GAUGE Cuslom built 9 'a looin English ed Cape Cod, fireplace, storm win- organization were his niain ob- fragrance" is being established all induatnal types, James -Len-1 ACCOR loN and piano taught in son offering. Little and McKinnev, North Haven', Conn. iiEVEN CU.- FT, refrigerator, ideal Colonial on' nicely landscaped lot. i hows, oil burner, gai age, good lot, house .maintairted by the Coast William Vennart. of 65 Ruaaell Low Down Paj-ments Inc., 1.5 Woodbridge Street, Man INSPECTORS Gusrd7 ataclea. for the blind. It will occupy an CAR BURN OIL? tini. MI. 9-1496. i your ime. Ml. 9-ol44. Telephone CHestnuI 8-0285 for home or cottage, just $.55, ML. 80' X 170'. In excellent re.sidential nicely landseaped to' afford pri- St., died auddenly at his home laat chester. A On top of. "xhe Island of ■"We were Improvisiog at first, acip of the present .Brooklyn Small Monthly. Installments 9-1837. Buyiljg freezer. section. First-floor has lai'ge living ; vBcy $1.1.500. night. Born in ttiis tbwn, he work Botanic (Garden and will coat MANCHESTER T V. Service, radio • GAUGE MAKERS ' Lehua. Hawaiian I.*lAnds. It rise.* ed at Cheney Brothers plant for but now we are organized," he Economy overhaul, most all room, aiin room, sun {mirh. difting lidded. "We have magnificent about $.>0,000, Signs identifying NEW LOW PRICE! and T.V. speiiali.it.s since 1934.' PRIVATE Tl'TORING in Latin. Diamonds— Watches— SMALL GAS STOVE. Idfal f^ loom, large kitchen wilb breakfast Green Area 4 room expandable 707 feet above sea love manv yeats. He was a veteran of cars. Parts and labor $49.95. Articles For Sale 43 mhpale -among our men. We are the flowers will he in Braille, and CHGRCHES MOTORS House service call $3.50. ML Call MI, 9-3607. camp trailer or apartment. Sealed • PRECISION. GRINDERS room and lavatory; second floor, i Uape Cod, nice section. Only \ World War.I, serving in the Army. No money down. $4.90 month-, 0-6600 or MI. 3-4607, Jewelry 4$ not asking the people to help us ; the aighlle.as visitors will be per- • 1954 Rms4 lekbi* BEAUTIFUL Selection of wool rem unit refrigerator; maple atep three large bedrooms Including $10,800. Q -What term is applied t o the He is survived by his wife, Mrs. mitted tn touch as well as smell studebaker Sales snd Service iy. Air work guaranteed. -table. Reasonable, Call Ml, 3-8609. • JIG BORERS ^ sound made by cricketN. Rose Schendel Vennart; a brother, but ihany of them are Volunteering. • 5twi itekwirj b FenrirJ Bonds— Storks— nants at low prices. Also rug wool LEONARD W. YOST. Jeweler, rer\ master bedroom with dre.ssing a ___ , and "When we take a town we pub ' the blossoms. Plapts which give pairs, adjusts watches . expertly. 1 _ , , , * , L . 1- Gieen Manor*-(V i.oCHEVROLETS (3) two for- Ml-9-0980 BUDGET CENTER or MI-9-0796 Q - Are .lApane.*e barred from Burial will be in the East Ceme- Rent 4'an* for Army lASY TWMS dors, one tudor, all de luxes',’ 91 Center Street WELL BEARING California win- ^ PIANO .TUNING and voicing. Com k, immigration to' the United States7 tery. ^ , The rebel forces appear we .else in the world. Rei'ently a jet VVEAVING of burns, moth holes Fuat -MORTGAGES Second tar pepper plants. $1 a hundred, plete rebuilding, repairing, restyl MANCHESTER—Cape Cod, 6 fin- armed.' largely with machine gunsreported at 35.000 feet radios and heaters. Good • tires. and torn clothing, hoisery runs, A • ^ . MI-3-4164 A - No. The Immigration and Friends may call from 7 to 9 PHONE JA 24B31 Douglas Motors, 333 Main. COMPLETE Motor tune up, any Rutgers, Cabbage and " let-1 ing. Keys‘recovered. 24 houi- serv Weekday.s I ished rooms, garage, wooded lot, tonight ancf.*from 2 to 5 and from of German manufacture ■ w'liich moving eastward at 400 miles I'Xr $6.95, parts exti-a. Champion handbags repaired, zipper re FHA —Conventional—,G I WEST SIDE Naturalization Act of. 1952 per-' tuce planfs at 12 Glenwood, Street. ' ice, ,;A11 work guaranteed. The i near new school, on bus line. Full mils entry on a quota basi^. 7- lo 9 p. m. tomorrow. i seemed brand new. and an older an houi;. Aircraft u.*e such winds to For Froo DomoRstrotion At No ObUqotion 1946 CHEVROLEIT ( lub ■■ coupe. spark plugs 49c each with tunc up. placement, umbrellas repaired, COME IN—Browse around The MI. 9-4187. I Piano Shop of Alanchester. Phones type of German rifie.- But. they increase their range and speed 'Terms to .If) Years Lowest Rates An bldfr home in an e.*- price $11,900. Many more listings Nice 'condition in every respect. .Special low pni es on tires, wash men's shirt collars reversed and ' Woodshed, 11, Alain St.,-Manches MI. 9:9329. 9-8074. ' R A. M. to 4:30 P. M. of all kinds, some approved ‘for Wllliain II. Itavl* . were bogged, dpwn by a lac k . of j f ’*cl; ^ ings, luslerizing. cars greqsert 99c replaced. Marlow's Little Mend ter, Conn. Good used furniture PICK YOUR , own stravl'berrles. lablishod ncighliorhobd. All Q Can fish bear and smell 7 Îsjck. Douglas Motors, 333 Mam. j CONNECTICUT G.I. Call T^'e Ell.sworlh Mitten A - They have poor hearing~ William H. Davis, formerly o f . snd have- had to ! 1 i PAXK ST., HTFD. with oil ihangc' Brunner's Pack ing Shop.' bought and sold. Tel. All. 9-3154. Bring own rontainers, 25r a fivp rnom.s on one fltair (2 Agency, Rrealtors. Mi; 3-6930. AfORTGAGE EXCHANGE Open 'til 7 p.m. (Closed Saturdays) but a keen sen.*e of amell. thi.*; town, died yesterday at the '^ " ’ ' *'•’'* jeeps from civilians There areSi'tO miles of welding 1948 CHEVROLET Tudor. Original ard, Rm’ kville Road, Talcottville. quart. A. Roberto, 113 Spencer St. Notice hednxim.*)‘ .single car garage. WillimanUc Campgrounds on i Esq'npulaa in order even to and 1.135.000 rivets in the hatUe- A1 STORES Corner Main and Park ' black finish, radio, heater, low Tel. ML 3-.5191. SERV'ICE ON all makes sewing JARVIS REALTY CO. ’ move around the town. ship Mia.«rniri. mileage, one local owner. Very,, machines,- Also electrif.ving. Work 27 Lewis Street ''combination Aluminum Win-1 TOMATO PLANTS, peppers, egg Tlie ('nventry Board of Educa Nice quiet .card. Vacant. Sell Q Which major league base Simpson Ave., Willimantic. In re tion has opening.; for two hu* BETTER HOMES cent years he had been retired There al.sn is an acute lark Of ' very t’tean. Exceptional value at IChevrolet, Plymouth done in your home, Sichcl, All. Hartford CH-I6-8S97 dows and screens, $17.95 and up. l P>«nt. celery, asters, zinnia, salvia, ing for $14,000. , DIAL MI-3-4112 ball stadium haa the am*»e.*t aeat- gasoline, much of which mu.st b e '’ only $545, Be_ Bob_ . Oliver , today, . j-omplete gaskets. 9-9419. Day phone MA. 3-5171. ■plus installation. Combination! petunia, marigold, ageratum, etc. driver.*, for ,Route.* 1'and 2. at the Ing capacity 7 - and lived at the campgrounds. "Two Decades ofj,Mortgage aluminum'doors $49.50 plus inatal-1 ^.Geraniums-."31 for $1 up, at Oder- rate of $1.70 per hour subject to PRATT and WHITNEY He IS survived by a son, Geqrge airilfted. Officer.* are in khaki .ilnd' Center Motor Sales. valves reface'd, carbon cleaned The Jarvia Realty Go. offers for A ariffith Stadium. InlVaah- wear sldbarms, but the milk o f the and minor tune up. . ComplelT CORNICES. Drapes and slip-covers Experience At Your Senlre" lation. Maticheater Home Improve- mann's, 504 Parker St the specifiealion,*. .Application.* T.,J. CROrKE'rT, Broker vqur careful consideration better, ington. p. C., 'SJtfts pnjy^ 2ff„523. T. Davis, of Philadelphia, Pa., and 1950 CHRYSLER' Windsor'.' club $26 95. any 8 ryl motor $28.95. custom rnadc by Classic Decora ment Co., 35 Oak St. Ml; 8-8177. ms v be secured during bn.*ities.* AJRCRAFT a grandson. ,--- ' ' . soldiers in the .heaclqiiafters toWn F'rank Biirke Mel Redman home yaluea excluaively ours in — ' Wear nondescnp* clothing., sandals ' - coupe, fully equipped -and extra hydraulic valve’s fh extra. Sa'me tors, 41 Oak St. For free estimate .’ STRAWBERRIES,- Pick your own. hour.* at the Board office at ,tlie (Office MI-3-.5416 Manchester. Q - - -What is the quantitv of Funeral services will be held to THE MURRIDOR,....combination 25c quart; New bed. Bring own Uivialon nf tnited Aircraft * and straw hatj. There/are only a! nice condition. You have to aee da.y service. Brunner's Packard. call Ml. 9-2730. George He.'se.,v . Robert.aori School $13,500 6 EDISON ROAD. Im nicotine found in most tobaccos7 morrow" at 3 p. m. in the John this car lo appreciate it;' Douglas Rockville Road. Talcottville. Open storm and screen door, full. 1" rontainers, 710 Keeney Street. and are to he returned by 12:00 Corporation •Re.kidence MD9-7TB1 Pearce, Chapel at the camp few trucks *o transport the rebels. ; YOUNG MAN with small -pick-up thick., offers you comfort and pro maculate 6 room Cape God home. A - It range.* from 2 to 7 per Msnjf'travei on bpi rci.*. ; .Motors, 333 Main; » evenings, cloacd . Sundays. ' Tel, noon on July 1; ,19.54, . ’ White aluminum aiding. Complele- cent In the* raw product. ground*- Burial wilt be in Augus AU. 3-5191. " truck, will do odd jobs, evenings Business Opportunities 32 tection at a moderate price.; Also Royal O. Fisher, 866 51aln St., East Hartford ta, Maine. Esquipul'as is a pilg'rio’age town, ■ Inc. 1945 FORD—Pick-up truck. or Week-ends. All. 9-8452. combination windows priced Household Goods 51 PORTER STREET Section -Seven j Iy tiled bath. Overaized gaiage. N*. e* Transportation Agent Q - Are polar bears found In Friends ma.v call at the chApef and the Rt. Rev. .Msgr; Eduardo ' ..tsgl. Ml .3-4505, NEED BRAKK.S?- Ford, Chevrolet. BOOKKEEPING. and accounting fit your pocketbook. Manchester room aingle. Hot water oil lieat,! paved driveway. Lot expertly land- from' 1:30 p. m. tomorrow until It*s Benson *s Go’ventrv Board of Ediic'arion fireplace, cabinet kitchen With : scaped with ahade and fault trees the north or south polar regions7 Lopez said "I pray every da.v to ' Plyn’inuth, complete 4 wheels, lin practice. .Grossing about $6,500, Awning Co.. 195 West Center St. N0''N’ EED t o j o in a c l u b the hour of the funeral. Arrange- God that C.estillo Armas-will t n - ' ing and labeV, $19.95, Buick, Pack Building— Contracting 14 Mil.v be pure ha,sed for less than 'Ml. 9-3Q9r. Open all day Saturday. breakfast nook. Tile bath aecond j Oil heat. Short walk to school, A In the north onlv. ONLY DOUGLAS will sell you a ■ ’■'/ ■ ' - ' / tenla are being made by the umph." i ard, Old.*, .Mercury, etc. $23,95. one .year's volume. Gash only. Top Quality Furnitu.rs ■4r . floor, lavatory first, one car ga- transportation and ahopping. /h Funeral Home, 225 'Main FOR BRAND NFW late model car as low as $14S CUSTOAl BUILT homes, general' r o y a l AND Smi'ln-Corona port rage. House ia in wonderful con-, $ii.700- 45 W E D G E W O O D Q What was the real name of The priest ohowed .American i Any rlnim turned 99c. Same dav ccmtracting, remodeling, repairing. Write Box O. Herald. Brand Name Appliances - St ne’.vsmen 35 n-.eii, women and chil- do5vn. We do not ask you to take aervire. Brunner’s Packard.-riock- able and atandard typewriters: ditiort and early occupancy can be DRIVE, fawner moVifig out-of town Blackbeard. the pirate 7 a loan from a bank or finance Financing arranged. A'ree esti All makes of adding machmes and TV at Tremendous Savings A —■ Capt. Edward Teach. dpen who fearfully left their, home.* ville Road, Talcottville Tel, MI. FOR hâd by calling the Reuben T. Me- end anxious to selUthia 6 room | Joseph J. Maleral company to complete your down mates. Vanepur Conalru’ction Co., Help Wanted— Femitle . 35 sold or rented.' Repairs on all 3!j room water front all-year-round home situated on Gann Agency. MI. 3-7700. Cape Cod, home. 4-years old. Hot | to take refuge in hi.* magnificent 3-5191, Open evenings, closed Sun CHAMBERS FURNITURE Joseph .1. Materal of Squirrel "Church of the Black Christ." They , 1954 ^HILCO payment. Positively only $145 days. 172 Highland St. Tel. AU. 3-4836. makes. Marlow’s. Vernon Road, Bolton Lake< ('on.«ists (if glassed in recrea water oil heat. Fireplace. M any; Q - Did Benjamin' Diaraeli be down buys a 1949 car. $195 buy* a EARN AT Home doing a high- pay SALES MANCHESTER, Bolton, Coventry come a Christian 7 Trail, Coventry, died this moin- sleep on mats on the stone floor. CABINET AlAKING~Wi also do tion room with co'/.y fireplace overltMiking: lake, .liyinF and Vernon listings. 4 to 8 room built-in featureR. Excellent ' (JI-I ing at the Manchester. Memqrial 1950, $395 buys a 1952; No addition ing handwork. Interested womeri WINTER SEAL . of Connecticut At The Green 1 nlortgagr available. . X — Yea. In 1817. ' s The attack within Hoijdura.* was REFRIGERATORS al side notes or loans. We guaran Auto Driving School 7-A ail types of carpenti7 work, re will be taught. No selling involved, I aluminum combination storm win and (lining room, dull'kitchen,’ sunny breakfast nook, aingles, $8,750 and up; two-fami Hospital, He served in ,Jhe U.S. anhniinsed by the government la.st modeling, alterations, etc.. Good Mitchell 3-5187 lies, $13,800 and up. Will exchange $14,700 65 WEAVER ROAD. 6 Marine ■ Corps and was .employed tee to aell under-the .above terms Write, Bo.x 296, West Hartford. j dows ahd doors. Guaranteed Good utility room, beautiful colored-tixtured bathroom, large room ranch, ceramic tUed bath. Q -*-• What formed the whirlpool night. with notea aa tow as $40 monthly. BALLARD’S DRIVING SCHOOL — workmanship, and reasonable Housekeeping. Manchester repre Hours: 10 to 5—7:30 to 8:30 P. M. amall homes for large homes or ,aa a plumber at Pratt and Whit the foreign ministry '.said the rates. Estimates gladly given. bedroom upstairs CADILLAC. Model «2 club »^ 1 0 , JA.‘7-3880. Oak St., Mancheater. No .phone cellar, garage, one acre, trieea-, and bus line. Price $13.4()0. Ex-clu-, C( FOR THE BEST In. Bonded. buUt KEEP COOL this ■ summer. An ' LINOTYPE OPERATOR auburban'.' Carlton W. Hutchins. -brjun-compare with that of lui ele the death of William 1^. McNeat^, nm, heavy! battlea with federal! coup*, excellent . shape. Rfadio, calls. ,' ■ * ■ ■ m m sive with Franc«a K; Wagner,' Maehiiie CI A phant’s? * Automatic Riefrigerstor Now! h e «e r «nd•nd white wawall...... Urea, $795. IVINO liistructlonz fram« y28. formerly of Manc'fieat.er, who diM troops ad fltr, bill that there have i REN$ON’S,llnc. O atw Motor Saief. conductors and ipoi repairs call , low-cost way of enjoying a com- Septle Taaka, Dry Wells, Sswtir A —-The elephant's iarlarger, but Monday in Long. Island. ^ been Deveral »mtnpr skirmishes and , Motor Saief. 301 Broad horns, Pualtcor-trol 'insurca car, Coughlm, Mitchel}487707 >ULL:TlME EMPi^YMENT—APPLY IN PERSON 8l T*1. m i . 9-JOT2 standard oi> agtomaUc. C allân- Help wi|ntcd---Male . 36 fortaJble evening and a-good night’s Lines InsUUftl—CeUsr Wster- MANCHESTER GREEN Section— MANCHESTER, On bus line., small liot in propl. MI-t-5S6S , , . I' "Aitkim MI. 8-8798, • ' . I ■r:‘ ■ A -A..

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PAqE TWENTY-EIGHT WEDNESDAY JUNE 23, 1954, Average Daily Net Press Run Thi Weather Haud^pBter lEu^niitg l|(ral!i For thr il'rek Ended Forecast of C . S. W eather Bar«w Ju n e 19, 19.14

Tha morning aervlc* thia Sun Patruaallo, ton o f Mr. and Mra. ■<1ear, cooler tonight. I-ow mid day at the Buckingham Church in Surprise Shîver Salvatore Petruaello of Middle- 11,210 dle .10«. Friday fair, becoming a About Town Glastonltury will be omitted. The towTi, w ill be m arried in th e Gen- Meniber.of the Audit little warmer. High middle 8#a. service will be held at 8 o'clock Skywatch Schedule For Fuluiê Bride tfr Congregational Church, Satur Bureau 'of Clrrulatlnn The WBA Gferd Club îll heve Sunday, night with Robert Hen day, August 28. . • Be Cool As A Manchester— A City of Village CharM a picnic tomorrow night at 6:30 derson of this tovvn ofTiclating. at Mre. Richard -Gutzmer a cot T H U R S D A Y , JU N E 24 iss Arnolde^ J. Thorlipsbn. ‘Midnight • 2 a. m...... T hom as W llde , tage at Cbver.tf>' Lake. -Ajiyone te r of m /. and Mra. Arnold PRICE FIVK CENTS Miss Eleanor Goodale of Hebrpn 2 a. m.- 4 a. m...... Floyd Chapman Directors Discuss Gucumber This Summer VOL. LXXIII, NO. 231 (Clasalfled Advertieing on Page IS) MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1934 (Tw enty’ p a g e s ) needing tranepo’tation is aeked to Avenue, Glastonbury, will be mar C. Th<)mpson/45-F Forest St., was contact Mra. Oglore White of 63 4 a. m. - 6 a. m ...... Voiunteer.s Needed ried to INinald H. Krause of m" Lo • ...... Volunteers Needed honoiedNW-ith a surpri.se. ml.scel- JHne St. ' Benton St!“Saturdsy at the Zion ^ . .- Law oil Iceboxes 9 a. m^ - Noon ...... '.M r. and Mr.«, W illard S m all laneous am»y,-er a t h e r hom e M on When You Cook On A Lutheran Church at 2 p.m...... Rhoda K. Bockus, R i.th B oglisch An Hour of Reparation to the Noon - 3 p. m ...... day ev.enlngN. The hoste.sses were ,...... Alayne Murphy The Board of Directors tonight Sacred Heart of Jeeua will be of- 3 p. m. - 6 p. m. .. M iss 'Narnia Oarl-scn, who will be Ike Eposes .Guatemala . Mrs. Lucillel e \ Mirth, i r at the regu ...... Eugene MaslrangeJo fered at 3:30 p.m. this Sunday at 6 p. m. - 8 p. m. , . her maid jf honqi;, and lier slster- is scheduled to discuss the pos- Missing Boy lar meeting last flight of the And ...... Harold-Glean._Mlchacl Glean the Monastery of Our Lady of 8 p. m. - 10 p. m. . . -, Mra. Gorilbn A. Thompson, .sibillty of passing a law concern G.E. "Gool Gooking" Range! erson Shea Auxiliao', VFW. re ...... y. ;.York Stiangfeld Grace In North Guilford. The Rev. 10 p. m.-Midnight sninn Circle, f'cveial of Miss ing abandoned ireboxes, a subjeef ported.that.awarri.s vv^n b\‘ the lo Voiunteer.s may regi.ster at Civil Defen.sC Headquarters, Muni h John P. Miilgrew, O. P.. chaplain p.son'a a.ssoriat^ in the of- which is ‘also getting some atten On Flexible Found Safe For Urgent cal auxiliary at the reCgnt depart- cipal Building. Manche.stcr on .Monda.v.s, Wednesday. . and Fridays of the Tr'rivelem Insurani-e' tion from the State, Legislative: u.s. trf th* Monastery-, will preach the menf .encampment in Bridgeport from 1-.1 p. m. Civil Defense Telephone Number 9-9068. aerm on. \ lartford, attended the parly; Council. were for membership, ^tional ------;------‘/f, falso former cla.ssniates of the Last week the Council urged New Britain, June S4 UP)— home, patrioti-sm, and ^nrer Farm Prop UN Sessions lary services toe individual | bride-elect at Manche.ster \High immediate action by towns and Misking sinfte . Monday after Cadet John J. Carroll, ion of work. She also reported shat Wonicii‘'s Auxiliary found a richly rewarding pro^s- : "chool cities to penalize per.sqna aban G -E R A N G E noon, John Beaiidr.v, 10, of M r. and M rs. P. F . C arro ll Of .192 among the new department offe Mllss TTiomp.son unwrap doning iceboxes or refrigerators Hartford waa found here by I United Nation.s, N. Y., .June East Center St., arrived at Fort sion. Washington, .hine 24 (/P)— rers are Mrs. Jane ^'ort^n of 16 .Mrs. C. I!. W .slkins added A de- gifts ’while .seated beneath .with doors still on them. The PUSH BUTTONS The, Senate Agi icultm e Com police at 6;.10 a. ni. today. 24 {fp)—Guatemala has asked | Sill. Okla. Saturday. He ^111 par Hemlock St,, department treasur See Nurse Films erin g i-an d eco rated in ptwjc 'Xnd 'Council al.so began drafting a bill The boy at first told police ticipate in a six-weeka Artillery lighlful. finale to the pictures'‘witli mittee today icjetTod the ad- I that the' U.N. Security Coun-, er, and Mrs. Florence Streeter of Mmie oeauUful coloicd ^dea of blue. The same (olors were i«- on the subject to be considered in that he ilved on South .Main Reaerve Officers Training' Corps .16 Starkweather St., department peated in the decorations of IHe nesM. year's Slate Legislaliiie. ir BIG OVEN ministi'ation’s flexible farm Street here but Inter admitted cil meet sometime today in an summer camp. Tê quarterly biiainea.s meeting the Belingi-ath garden.s outside of chief of staff. of the Women's Auxiliary, held on Mobile. Ala., with their/wealth of b u ffet ta b le w'-iiich w-aa cen tered I StAie Sen. Cli.arles W. Jewett iM price snppoi'l progi am by vot his Identity, they said. urgent .session to discuss ”in- Mond.ay afternoon ■ at the Man azaleas, lil.c.s and canfePirs. Fol with s show-er cake." outlined in Lyme?\chairman. urged Counrfl HI-SPEED CALROD*UNITS ing 8-7 to extend rigid sup After John explained that he Tense air attacks” on open Fmal plans for the 19i4 Man •Twin boys were born to Patrdl^ chester ileniorial Hospital, wa.s lowing th» showing /if the films; the icing of which was a watering ! action. Abandoned ireboxes have had lost his report rard and I cities in Guatemala. can in p>>ok and blue. ports for another year. chester High School ClasA Re man and Mm. William Pearson at Jiiglilichteif-by the .showing of Uie fiiiit punih and nyiny delicious ! too often become "death traps" 2-EXTRA FEATURES alept In parks for three nighta, The f. N. made public a meii- Girl Scouts Swab the Deck on Ocean Voyage union. to be held Saturday night s't Mis.s T hom pson and P hilip S. i for young tdiildren. he said. The H(1ion ranie alter the group he declared he waa "not talk the Hartford Hospital Mnnda y.*fll;n "Keepers of the Lamp", a varietio.s of rookieyweie served to tuinefi down 9-6 a proposed Iwo- ! .sage from Ediiardo Ca.stillo-Ar- the American Legion Home, will Mr. and Mrs Pear.«on reside at mdvje designed to stinv.late nui.se thasAuxiliaiy inenibers. ing" further. 'riola. Guatemalan, ambassador to be made tonight by the general ^ AUTOMATIC OVEN TIMER yrar exlensiitn of the mandatory Premier, Eden 117 Hemlock St. I reen h tm e n f a m iy llu s tra te the ap.- 'ITie ne.xt b iis iy s s m eetin g of the His parents, Mr. and Mra. Ithe IT. N’,, who-already had tin- committee when it meets at the mlpporl.s on the ha.sic rrripa: j peal and satisfeenpn of a nuising Women's Au.xiliXi v will be held on \^heaf. cotton, (orti, fue, tobacco Os<-ar Beauilry, 241 Broad SI., I sucre.safiilly attempted to have the VFW Home at 8 o'clock. ir FLUORESCENT LAMP Hartford, came here and look ■ roiineil meet today on the Guate St. Margaret's Circle Daughters ( areer., It\exp!air,eif in story form tlie thu d Moii/lay in October, anrl and pcariut.s.' I the res.soiiK which led each of a w ill im liic.r another special feature him home aafe and unharmed.. malan ca.se. of Isabella, held an enjoyable .Suppnit for Pre.sident Ki.sett- Thonias Raymond Brown Jr.! son ..group of giiua to choose this field .selected liv .Mrs. William J. Shea of Mrs. Thomas R. Brown, of .M meeting last night st the K of-t hower'.H program came from Sen. In the message. di.spatched late Due T omor row I in which, a.s an opoiaUng room and her co-mmittee. Mrs. Jay P-and. Jensen St., was graduated from Home. Colored, slides of the Cen Eve Bqw'ring (R-N»bi, who an- laat night. Castillo-Ai-rtoln .said: I nurse, a public wealth ni rse. in- .Mr.s, .lohn P. Ciie-iey. Jr , Mrs. Jay Barnard school yesterday.. acle in Middletown were .shown noum-efi in her fir.at Senate speech "In View of Intense air attacks and comments made by Mi.ss Mar- ]j diislrial nursing oiNrne in the mill- -Rubinow- and Mrs. Cain Mohoney. that .ahe would vote for the flexi • on open cities in Guatemala, where By JO H N M, H U tH TO W ER ble pri<-e props. She said she be civil population haa been machine-, T h e G olden A ge C lub wlljl m eet garel Falkowski. Mrs. Edmund | Four Persons WashitiKion, JtiriP 24 (TP)—The United States today cold- Kiely, ■ preaidentj announced IhaUi lieves , Klrenhow-er and Secretary gunned and bombed with 100- .shoiildered the ('hurchill jfnyernroenf.s pfopo.sal. on the eve tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock of Agru-ultiite Benson have "i-or- pound explosives, and the w'arning in Orange hall basement fot games Archbishop Henry J. O'Brien has of ('htirchill-Kisenhowpi- ta+k's here, for a Ix>carno-type sy.'?- appointed the Rev. George P. ret-tly analyzed the nation's agri- Killed in Three of the aggressors broadcast and a social time. Members have ctilttiral pi'oblem.s. Mrs. Bow-ring through their clandestine radio teni of security Kiiarantee.s for red-threaten(»d .southeast Asia. the privilege of Inviting friends Hughes, assistant pastor of St. ' SPECIAL OFFER! James' Church, as chaplain 'of the ; reienliyW as appointed to the Sen station of being about to unleash Under such a system the United^ ------. intennted in becoming members, a te to su(-( eed th e lale^S cn. G ria- State Crashes heavy bombing of Guatemala City States and Communist CTuna pre- now that the age limit, is 50 years. Circle, to succeed the late Msgr. Buy Any Size New^Design James P. Timmins, who died Sun-. woid iR-Xeht. land other important cities. I of- suinably would be among the t’hairman Aiken (R-Vtl pre- I flcially request an urgent meeting power guaranteeing some kind of day. May 2. Following the business Bv THE ASSOCIATEH I’BESK riii-ted after the closed - door ses 'of the Se<'urity Council not later southeast A.sian settlement. War- Indochina of the meeting, strawberry short j- sion that the Senate would re- Four persons were'injured fatal- I tomorrow. June 24.' cake and fruit punioh, wAs served ! torn Indochina, according to the vei.se the nai-row- committee de- Iv in three accidents on Conner,ti- . , . . I by Mi.ss Falkowski aid her com-* ays last night and earlv ^he message was tian.smUled vTew of official.s here, probably DON'T WAIT! t-isinn m favor of the admintstia- cjil highv.i would be "neutralized" mitlee. ' ~ thi.s morning. Ithis morningmoi ning to . Henrv Cabot Peace Pact . tlon'.s flexible pni-e support plan. In re.sponse to a request for ae« Archie for the best suit ! ■ 1— ■ , A t N o rth S lo n ln g to n , tw-o N o r I-odge Jr.. I’.S. delegate and coun Sen. Young iK-NDl offi-red thf cil president for June. There was comment on the propo.sal and value ever offered. ’ The Manchester Soroptimist ' B O X O F 1 2 . . . , . wich girls were injured fatally and . . ONLY 3fc Plot ion for a one-year e.xten.sion of no immediate reaction from Dodge. other aspects of a foreign policy [ Club has set the date of Tuesday i the liigh-level suppoits due to ex four other persons we're hospital MEN’S CUSTOM 5IADE The II S., delegation aald he was sfieech to I’arliament ye.sterdny Hopes Rise evening. June 29, for its annual i ized last night when the auto- B O X O F 4 8 ...... O N L Y $ 1 . 4 9 pire with Thi.s yeni-'s crops. still considering the Guatemalan by Foreign' S'ecre.taiv Eden, a I closing-season picnic, to be held | Three Hepultlirans and five I mol)ile-in whi(h they were riding State Dept, spokesman said: O nly at Miss Bernice Jiiul's cottage at req u est. ^ (lenevA, .lune 24' (.^P)— The Suits $69.50 o r Demrarats supported it. They crashed into a tree. Honduras Frulests ■'We w ere not inform ed of the I Columtiia Lake. Among the guests ; were ;i»:is. Young. Thye (R-MinnI, content of Mr. Eden'.s speech in- Killed instantly in the accident The ty N. also transmitted to Fiend) have started secret ! will be former members, one of 2 BOXES OF 48’s O ^ L Y $ 2 . 9 3 Mundt (R-SDi. Kllendef- iD-I-al, was .Sally Mazen, 18, of 67 Sixth •I.i>dge a cable from F oreign M inis advance of it* delivery, we have talks will) Vietminh Foreijrn I whom. Miss Jessie Reynolds.-long Hnmplire.v ily-Minni. .lohnston St., .Norw icli. Pronoiini ed dead on not icceived a text of his remarks .Minister Pliam Van Donir. An ARCHIE I a social service worker in town, iD-RCi. KasllamJ i D-Mls.s.)and ter .1. E. Valenzuela of Honduras, Return Box Top To Personal Prodiucts Ctj. arrival at the Westerly. R. I. hos- charging that a plane from Guate and therefore have no comment. I • . - j f j THE TAILOR i was a member of the Hartford | C lem en ts 1 D-Ky I. . j.ilal was Kvelyn Cleveland, also lndl.-ate, OfTIcUl Reaction i infom ied SOUl'CO Said toda.V 8t9 Center Street Soroptimist Ciub and Joined the With $1.00 and Receive — Ofiposing the extension , Were mala bombed a Honduran air field cliances of settlinfr the Indo 18. of 33 lUh St., Norwich. Both T uesday. The emphasis on ryiff being in Tel. MI-9-4839 local club after, its organization Fen.s' Aiken. Hlcke.nlooper iR- girls giadnated from Norwich formed and the faiture to make china war now seem "rejison- 1 here in the fall of 1942. The cable was a copy' of one sent ,-I:ti. Williams iR-Deh, Pchoeppel Free Acaffemy, Norwich, two any ' softening corhment gave a (R-Kani, Welker (R-Idahoi, Hol .yesterday to Guatemalan Foreign al)ly good.” The fitted sewing kit W eeks ago. Minister Guillermo Toriello, ap strong indication of .official Unit 'The direct talks between the two land iD-Kla) and Anderson 1 1>- ed States reaction, which aiilhori- Critically injured in the accident parently given to the council presi warring elements were arranged tie.s would amplify only in'privaJe you can use as an evening purse! N M i. Slid hospil-ilizer’ were: " dent for the TI. N.'s information. at Geneva by a third 'party, thia iSiril R A N G E ■Schoeppel said he first voted for comment. >• Yvette Sam ier, 2.1, of Central It asked no U, N. action. source said. He made the hopeful the one year e.xlension with an un-, In fact, the idea-of non-aggres Sprayers and Insecticides derstanciing that other major prb‘-!'^'‘*^ N orw icli. Valenzuela's message denied l>resM-d as "swabies”, five of the members of the Senior Troop I, who are spending the summer in estimate on the basis, also! of yes-* Robert Kirkmr.n, 19, of 63 10th Torlello'a charges that Honduras Europe, are shown above aboard the SS .\tlantlc. The picture was taken by the ships photograpiier sion. security treaties of the type lerday's parley between French visions of a general farm bill, pre- worked out at Locarno between viou.sly approved by the committee, St , .Norwich., had taken part in, violations of the night the girls attendrsi a maaquerade party given on ^thr boat. The Seotits, who are traveling Premier Pierre Mendes-Franr# 36" TERRY CLOTH Green Stamps (iiven With Cash Sales the two World Wars Is regarded and Red Chinals Premier Chou En- Waller Rodd, 21, of IS', North Guatemala's -territorial integrity. imder the leadership of KuiMy Smith and Mrs. Betty Jones, arrived In Northampton. England. Sunday. would be, sent on to the Senate by Amerir'.an dfficials .aa having Ijii in Bern. PRESSURE K "When this was not agreeit to 1 A, .SI . .Norwich. It also said Honduras had ordered The ship arriveil a dav late because of nearing Icel>erg4. The girls. pictured above are. left to the t: By The Yard Artliiir Kmbach, 22, of 24 John right, -Judy Hansen, .Xnnamae Richards, Vdcllnc l)lk. Bette Ixui Robinson and laiiiise, Boyd. The sailor no value whatever at applied to Chou Mefis Nehru voted■ against the extension, " he an investigation of .the Hondiirnn Soutnca.st Asia'." SPRAYERS aa i.d. St., Norwich. flag schooner Siesta de Tipjillo. with them Is a member of the ship's «• rew. (.Story on Page 12). Chou took off this morning for Make up your own beach robes, rapes, towels, sport w-car. dra reported captured hy Guatemalan j Seiietary of State Dulles and |New Delhi and a meeting with In- peries. etc. . (Continued on Page Nineteen) (Continued on Page Two) iulliorities at Puerto Barrios, Pie.Mident Ei.senfiower have repeal - jdian Prime Minister Nehru, He in- HAND TlMJ.WHAUeo Gflatemala. I I ediy made clear that they do not | timated he would return to Geneva ONLY i M A N c m r f n Co n n - think Conimumst governments can 1 complete the Indochinese peace "Meanwhile, must inform your' , ever be counted .on to maintain j talks. SPRAYERS w hite ...... Yd. excellency." said Valenzuela's; r $U9 Bus Compan I such guarantees and that there is i Chou told a Madras newspaper . ... . , cable, "that an aircraft proceeding I danger of a false sense of securtiy ^ that "two agreements reached at Reds Bar West Bid from Guatemalan territory ; on the part of the W/Cst. .the Geneva conference have paved SOLID COLORS and STRIPES Yd. bqmbed San Peilro de Copan air I. In addition, aides of Dulles were i for a Mlutlon of the prob- . ' $1.29 field y e ste rd a y (T u esd ay ) s t 1:2.1 Control lem of restoring peace in Indo As McGinnis Takes reported angry- that- Eden had p. m.. also flew over the , Copan given no preliminary hint of his c h in a ." ' > (Mayan) ruins and town of Belen, proposal at)d that he had in their The account of the interview ap TImJWHALC co. PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINTS . .. . Yd. For A-Weapons Ban Department Oclotepeque. return Hai'tford, .lune 24 (/P)—In a peared on the eve of the Chinese $1.49 ing to point of departure." .MANCNiirm C o n n - di'astic managenient .sliake-uii MeCartliv Aide SThe way of British ajsreenieiu to Premier's arrival in New Delhi for Heavy Weight Quality, 36” -Wide. Valehzur.I.a said this had Ike’s Aides Hit of llte Connecticut Co. wliicli what billies has beCn working for a three-day visit to Nehru. London, Juii 21 (i^)— The Fiii-ssia. make up the subcommit aroused Honduran national feel an HiiU-Communist. security pact (The paper's 'account did not BULB SPRAYERS tee. ing" and noted it occurred while is expected to In-ing new j)oli- A. P rJhlw .it specify to which agreembnls'Chou wp.slei'n poweikk amiouiK-od to i;i w hich B ritain , th e U nited S la te s. MAKE UP A BEAUTIFUL BATHING SUIT WITH Tliese were the six points Of the Guatemala's case was before the For Deliberate cies of l)u.s opeialion in Haft'. X VaJ.iW 1 1 KMfv' referred-. W estern sourcf.s in Gene-^ day they ha\-o proposed an France and Asian and Pac(fic na- FOR POHEB PLANTS new we.ste'.n plan: U. N. Servirity Co((ncil. foi'd and througlioul the state ■ [^ . it I si ^ tions would join to set-iire as much va believed he meant the agree FULLER immodiiile lian on ii.se of 1. Ap immediate ban on the "1 present formal protect to —Patjifk B. .Mefiinnis today O 'l V i 1 e « I V U a.s po.ssible* of Indoclima against ment June 19 for direct miltiary nuclear weiipons, except in use of nuclear weapons except in your friendly government.” the Congress Tiffs Red conquest talks between the Vietminh arid GET SNAROL FOR CUTWORMS look (Wet- direct control of the the French-sponsored governments, BEAT THE HEAT defense ajfiiinst aKRi'ession, defense agaln.at aggression. Honduran foreign minister said, - - ; Today's' Washington reaction comi'any. of Laos and Cambodia, and the Lawn rolltn, spadas, shovds, rokts, w hadbarrow s, 2. P'rcezing of the amount of — .«— Wa.shington. .lune'24 i-ri Rep. New York. Jiine 24.(.-Ri News- ' ------GQTTQN PRINTS and a ft-eeze on m ilitary m an .McGinni.s, new pre.'ident of the Communist agreement in principal manpower and money spent on sll (Continued on Page Four) Clai'dy iR-Michi said today he.-is papers reported loda.\; that Sen, (Continued on Page Four) handy tarts, pardon host, lawn mowers, power power,and arm s e.vpenditures. New Haven Railroad, became a to iqtjtrnational supervision of. any , armaments. ' convinced some membeis of the loseph R. .McCarthy has assigneil j mowers, lawn sw eepers. The Russians turned it down. 3. International agreement on dire.rtor and president of the bus anjiistice reached. The Reds and ' IN A JANTZEN Eisenhower • adminlstraU-rm l.rompany .sub.sidiary at a, noon Donald Snnne to a preliininaiy in the We.st are still deadlocked, how 36" Wide 99 •The new western plan for'step- how far to reduce conventional "mistakes deliberately - to sta ‘ * m eeting of directors in New vestigation of the Central Intelli ever. on the composition V)f a su bv-.step di.sarniament wa.s dis- a rm a m e n t. trouble beiween Congress and the Dikes Holding cln.sed following the windup of 20 Congress Fight Y ork gence Agenc.v iCI.\i. and they-. pervisory commission.) ./ Smart patterns in all r-olor comhi'natipns with famous Flilleisel 4'. H.alf of this agreed reduc While House." Richard .1. Bennett of New fruitless merling.'. here of the said Siirine does not have federal The Chinese leader told the In finish. Crease resistant, pre-shrunk, fast colors, .soil re.sistan,t. tion to be effected Immediately, Clardy called for a "cleanup ' in Haven, a veteran of .10 years with terv iew er: Tnited Nations' Subcommittee on security clearance followed by a ban on the produc Expeeted over executive agencies as a result of the Connecticut Co. will continue Suri-ne told a reported in Wash Record Crest Di.s.-oniament. U called for grad ■ VVe hope in the ■ forthcoming tion of nuclear weapons. ronfuaion earlier thi.s week about as vice president arid general ington a week, ago that he had se- ual prdgro.ss tou-ard abolition of •l.'Then conventional arms to be the administration's aUiliide to three weelfs the two belligerent FOR LINING YOUR BATHING SUIT - m an ag er. riirilv rlearance. partieswill negotiate in,good faith Money-saving, Lobor-sovinJ nuclear weaiions with effective en cut- down fully to the level sgreed ward. a government pen.sion for Ike’s Aid Bill Four new directors still were to Asked about -the .story that he At Des Moines in order to "conclude an honorabl# forcement .safegini rtfs on botii upon. . , Alger Hiss, be elected, possibly today. had been assigned hv M cCai Ih.v . SPECIAL- sides of the Iron t'drtain. ikestroy Stockpiles armistice agreement, based on fair N0W, W'ashington, June 24 UPi Some The Michigan Republican told The signifieance of MeGinnis' to ini'esligale the CIA, Siwine said , Des'. M oines, Ju n e 24 .Ri The 52" COTTON JERSEY "Trust Hie Kushians" and reasonable—titrins acceptable SL O S. p l u s fer/vifvo 6. Existing stockpiles of atom newsmen they were "fully justi election is that he will be-in a posi in W asinngton' "I don-'t know- any tq,jcm^rties ronebrned.” , Tile western powers again' re Republican Congressmen today Des Moines river crested in lows's homb.s and othed nuclear ,weapon.s fied." in interpreting the publicly- tion to apply to the bii.s com pany th in g about It ' He declined to be I Clioi; said the Geneva Confer jected Russian disHimanient pro: foresaw heavy aailing ahead fpr i-apilal city today at a hislor ■ : V While tTien to be d estroyed. stated position of two top federal the same idea.s he already has ijn- irawn into a discussion ; ence had "made some progress, but Fo liu lri 9 9 c yd. pasals whicli, .the.v said, allowed .Western delegates to the con- Preaid«(nt Eisenho)S’er's 3',i-bil- agencies to mean the administra hounced for.-the railroad. Washmgl-on dispatrliea to the high of 30.19 fleet. Thi.s was *8 . in 'the discussion of the Korean $«niaiional, Foliator fur no adetjuate means of enfor<-e- feienee said Soviet Ambakaador feet above its normal flow ..Vll ■ lion-dollar foreign aid program tion opposed , legislation to deny These, . be.sieallv. -are improve- .New York T'lmes ^m l New Y drk ; question, the United iStatea of LcoMaading HOSf MIXfK .jnent behind the lion Curt!iin. U. Jacob Malik spurned their "phaa- major imperilled areas were safe, - despite its approval virtually in Hiss and other eonvicled felons H erald T ribune a ttiib iite d the a.s- ; Fcrtilixvr C«rtr*eW VWu* \ S fie.legate Mniohe.ad Paltersonj mg " plan hecauae it did hot start the right to collect federal retire (Cohtlnued on P(|g* Four) signm enl and reporteil. lack of se'- . however, and flood defense of- ; (t'qntiniiMl on Page Four) said: "Wc might .summarize these; off with an immediate and uncoii- tact by the House Foreign Affairs riirity. clearance of S'lrine to in- ^ ficials said "We thjnk vvt've got I C om m ittee. m en t pay. Black $1.19 yd. Soviet proposals in six words: I dilional prohibition'.of all nuclear Eisenhow'er's prc.ss-secretarv. \ ' '■ . i formed sources. - , It whipped " ! 'The committee scissored only *4 .5 0 " :pan thq-bomb, tru.Sl the Riis-j w eapons. James C. Hagerty. said the exact The Times, callihg- Surine "one A three day battle, fivat to raise ; *1.2 5 seven milljon dollars from admin alan s'." .\meiican and Biili.sh delegates opposite whs true. ->f Sen. M cC arthy's rriiist c o q lro -j the levees and then to hold theni The western plan-was advanced said ar-ceptance of this Soviet de istration requests in approving versial investigators." said lie was against the pounding vv ater-s, w as yesterday a 3-3.^70,608.000 ceiling Eligible I'nder iJiw Thi» $5.75 SMART NEW , by Britain and France, with the mand wfould mean the-W est would Hiss is a former ranking-official News Tidbits dropped from the rojls ' of the in ils climatic hours All major Bulletins for, global as.sistance during the support .of the United Stales and of ithe State Dept; who. has been FBI in 191(1. 'The story aildel: dikes were holding. No lives had .v a lv * year beginning July 1. Culled from AP Wires frpm the. AP Wires ^ .9 8 Canada. These four nations, plus (flintinned on Page Seven) convicted of sweai-tng falsely "A security clearance for him been lost. ONLY Rep. Vory'a (R-Ohio), a rank when he said he never' pa.ssed se from the Defense Dept , leqUe.sled -The crest was 3>-.i feet higher' Mpkot Foililixmg at Eaiy POLKA DOT TAFFETA ing member, -termed the-commit crets to a Communist spy ring about a vear ago by the i.MtCar- than tlig official ..peak reached in |- Watorinff Your LaWn tee action a "vote of confidence in llaly's Senate gives R.-emiei senate Permanent Suiwom- ASS.ULS'T.VRWF CUTS ynder existing law, he is eligible . , the di.sa.strouB 1947 Des Moines , l |j f ‘ the President.” He added this is •T; -V. for a $700-a-year federal pension Mario Scelba green light to work | investigations, has not flood w he TV a njjLjnr, levee gav'ei Washington, Juno tfl—Sen. the first tiine in his 16 years' con . 45" Wide 99c yd. Ryan Reports (4) when he reaches the age of 62. out provisional settlement «'i<•>' strike which ha.s indiism subcommittee into , the circum- hamperetfby sigtit-seera almost as ; workers and uiiemplo.vinont for Plastic Plates and 4'ups and Dozens Of Other Items:. North Africa Instability House floor, probably Monday, a pension to His.s. 4 state of pnnil.vsla since Mon- stances of his not being cleared miu-h a.s by the rushing w-aters. j .linertraii workers." 'The Sehato .Groffuct Sets, Charcoal and Briquets . BEAUTIFUL NEW PATTERNS IN and Vorys predicted that several ' N ew s sto rie s on T u esd ay re p o rt- - .\meri-1 "local extremists, nationalista. Arab to c.arry out the authorized pro- ; federal -emplo.ves even when theV and true and strong'.. .Richard nionltis hy Sufme for infor- "They were i-rawhng over saml- LAWN SPRINKLERS OF ALL KINDS Dcague - propaganda, Moscow, gram. Rep. Ford- (R-Michl, a mem- NETCHO I.EADS ,%MATEl R8 ran flag fife* over Ihoiisands of , ’------8 Ef. Clifford of Hinghsm Ma.ss.. IS, rnation. .9en. McU'aithv has broad- bags and ripping holes in m them ^ 36" Wide 5 9 c yd. acres in F'rench Mororoo. marking agents or from all these sources i ^ r of the Appropriations Commjt- (Continued nn Page Fifteen) killed by lightning near l'2th tee i an ap'peal to federal workers' snd getting iiv the way of tnjeks.” i . New Haxpn, .luhe ?t (ft—Johnr and SPRINKLER HOSE the slraleglr air bases set up in is the name, in the French view. It 1 tee. predicteil that group would, at .Southith Shore Country Club. | . . . | - ;------• i ny Ntjtchb of ksM-e Brook held an cooperation with the French. These i.s to keep France off iMtlanre in make "som e cuts " when it starts Thai Amba.ssador Pole Sara.sin amazing nlne iip fedd oxer .41 More new patterns in old-fashioned prints that have heen'-so (Cimlliiiied on Page Tivo) | (Continued nn Page Nineteen) | so n PRODUCTS INCLUDING 4X0 bases are both an insurance and a the area and render it ’lirtstnhle. "considering the actual money bill says, his nation's le.soliitiorf for .'tandrrsiin of New Haven Miuilcl- popular for draperies, tier curtains, bedspreads, chair coveringi d an g er. W illlain L, R yan diiK iisses Leaving aside the jiistiee or iiq- Ih July Cvpsv Trilx' Pravs pal at the halfway mark of the fires-ses, skirts and aprons. , AU color combinations. eslabli.shmenl of U. N. peace ob- their pi>sllion in this, fourth of his reasonableness of nationalist as- President, in a special mes ws' a- >> wa mm mm W ^ ^ S ."•■■n.ir36.hole iinojfinal uiIn thetoe sConneeticut • and PEST CONTROL sage to Congress yesterday; called aerxatinn commjs.sion «on hirders • JANTZIM aeries of articles on the j^haky pi. alions, instability , in North the program "essential " and said F<»r Injured (îieeii of Indochina will"be brought- be- PAC Poll Reveals 55% reel amateur g«lf.oumament HALK’.'^'^WILL MAKK YOUR BELTS, BUTIOS’S. ■ emtdre of F'rance.) Africa hrfS grave meaning for the for.-e General Assembly "as soon Uta krilium ta Imgrova tha Soil. that, in the face of world tension.: HAFl’ENS ALL THE TLME ' Short.s that lead the busy Ijfp playing evorywhei'e under United Slates and her alliea in as feasible".. Ousted Ike aide BUCKLES AND EARRINGS TO MATCH YOUR Dallas, June 24 i.R; .\j gypsy the In fine cotton gabardine, sanforized, mer- By W1IA.IA.M le RV.\N the North Atlantic Treaty Organ Claience Maiiion' <;aHs for sever Washington, June 34 iJ'’— DRESS OR OUTEIT. reign News ..Vnalysl (Cnntlnued on Page Nineteen) m atriarch.lay in the ho.spiial, and ■■ ■ V. ' ization. What if North Africa, ance of diplomatic'ties with Rus 3% Sales Tax 'Reasonable' Rep. Thomiia B. Curtis (R- • Walar Soittbla Fartilizars 5L-43 PIROUETl'E ia the-leading lady •’f ballet. cerizetl and .sun and water tested. Al.so availablejn cor - R a b at, F re n c h M orocco, ' i.'Pt - and particularly, Morocco, '.should out on the lawn her dark-skinned .Mo) told the H ouse todA.v he Bring in your fabric and .see the many .stylts that can tribe ca/nped. waiting and pray sian land other Red nations and You'll ahine in or out of the sea.In. a Jantzen suit cutTforTfct-iotj... duroy.’' Size.s 10-20, $3.95—Gabarditie; $4.95—Cpr- "Some day some of you-American., blow up in internal strife? There steps to.inspire revolutipns in Iron was attacked by a gang of be made iip within a week. niighl get killed here. When that might be little choice eventually- Soviet (Îic88 Team ing, Cheshire, June .24 i.V'. The' Po-,selection ra.mpaign. Also distributed "young hoodlums” near the RX-15 A COMPLETE PLANT FOOD a suit cut for admii-'ation.' The bra treatm ent.. .cuffed wibh. duro.V. Colons: Light blue, Itla'ck, white, toast, aqua, Spmetimes the clansmen laughed Curtain countries. litical A ction-e"pn.im ittee of th e jw a s a 50->>»ge "Poiilical Issues happens, . plrust plea-se do not for the United States'but to aban- 1. ' -■ t Heroirie of Dien Bien Phu.- niirse Capitol last oight when he tried petaJa- ..combined with the putehted’ Stay-Bra conatructlqp plus - aloud a.s th e ir c h ild re n , d a rte d Conneclicul State CIO Council, r ^ . Fact Book” which the CIO saKl BELIl • sta»aa*«at***a**s«e 79c /«W lose your heads." ' • - Genevieve , De Gaiard-Terraube, to help Frank Mllrhelk a visitor BRECK?S QUICK LIFE and FOLIUM bra lining open for "Accents" . . the Jantzen way qf figure-build- gray. A variety of style short." available in an as.so'rt- don the important air bases bU iltT jJefealS U . S . S c ilia U squealing among the treesT'Mostly porting today on a poll of sta^fe ' was; prs'pared-by "independent, inl 'These words can)e to me frotji liere imder ag'; eemen!:c.^'4^., the I _ - . 1 has accepted invitation b.v Con from Toledo, Ohio, ward off a - iSHABLE BELTS . ------. .. $ 1.19 ment of sizes and ’colons from $1.98 and $2.98. they talked softly, in small clus and national’ iacue.s. said .15 per partial researchers. " .'ing! This and the youthful blfMimei silhouette make, up ja ' a highly placed person m Jloioccd French. . ^ ■' gress to tour V. 8..- presumabl.v jn rlu)y-}vieldlng aasault. Curtis ters. and- changed from English to said, his first reports to the Jantzen totally terrific! In Lustrouiji, Faille, a fine-wearing CONTOUR BELTS ...... $2.00 to $2.2S Halters . . $1.00 and $1.98. who riifist otherWisd remain un- A s of today, it w ould be a g re a t ' N ew Y4>rk, .3-iine 2.4 VP R uxsia'a mid-July. .. Republican National cent of the- people’ regard the . 'The only speaker at lhe_£onfer- a ra.pid flow of Gypsy dialect-when poli^ brought the response tha.t Idenltfied. 7 - fflow, .to have to get out.-Perhaps ; vaunted cheaa team, as expected, Committee begins distribution to atata'a 3 per cent .sales tax a.s • ence w as ' Sen. Wayne Mdrse fabric rtf Acetate and I.a>stex ... Sizes 10-16. J18.95. Colors: COW HIDE BELTS .. . . i ...... $ 1.25 tp $3.00 a stranger came near. “this , sort of thing happens all., I a.sked him to elaborate. He re- it would not be siich a blow in five 'has conquered the beat players party workers of 4'-psge pam "reasonable.” The tax was termed ilnd.-Dre. i - Red Slid Rhyal. .Other Jantzen and GAntner Swim Suita avail They kept watch over Mrs. Rosie too high bv 35 per cent, too low\. Har.old Senior* administrative the time, and there ia nothing . BUTTONS ...... 4c. ea. to 35c ea. - p'lied with a shrug (ind the remark; or ten. yeara, when long range op- , Amarlra could muster. p h le t o f (-ampaign material ce- able from 18.95 to 122.50. . Eeans. 75, of Fort Worth, injured )}y -I per cent and. 9 per cent, had officer and publicity director of the police imi do about It.” — ' BUCKLES : ...... i...... 25c to 49c iJ.'W." Grwn Stamps Given M’ith Crfsh Sales. 1 “Tlier e iii-e forces here v.'ho w an t era tions could taa l^ ov er. but five The Ruslana clindhed their vic- in' a car wreck. •'pîledly designed to repl.v' to y.oii to ipse»ypur heads. ' nr ten years ia a Ibng time Tn to- jtory last night in the. fourth and and un-1 no opiniioh. ■ the .Slate C7IO Cbuncil, said the ■'She IS our Elder, the leader of Democratic "distortlonil , POLIO UP SOTER CE.NT“ FABRIC DEPT. This infoimant was,one of many da.v'ji w orld. ' ^ Tinal round of a 32-game tourna tru th s ." Aiiswer.s to other questions in results the sales tax section j>f our tribe." said Joe Evans, a Fort Uie._poil showed a strong'interest, the poll lljiistrate- that it wis V. w ho insist" ..j.,here is' m uch foreign I.n y ita l D efense R ing .„ ment that- strelched over eight^ iW qrth coppersmith. ."That js why , G angf of cr^ka is c^-kek in g U, 4V a«hlngioa, June.^ 4 j igfa— ■■ 1- in improvinff^ ediicîlion, *nd diS" j l& ktn by prof Atty, Gen. Her- atte n lid n . . Public Health. SetwI^te 'aal.d to-; -*-DaiI.v kiHiRga of F r e j i ^ and 3u0 milUon dollar.' The .baaes they, can't change the reaul^. ‘'the should dre he would become' bert BtO^'nAi wH| not be Invlled "hi* results of the polI'were.''dii- tuted- for it. , ' ..dn.v. T he to ta l w iM .also 5"'gier iênior aaid nq. other .labor cent greater than the 4M listed k - - MofMcana are commonplaoli now. were begun anoilly. Jftcr t)H-Ko- Samuel Reshex'aky,“ Ameriiâ'a ithe tribal hekd. i • .U ' 1 to speak at National Convention' tributed hei/e today at a ststewide MOfPOTSgUAK TEL W I-T-S274- H r 'The to'bjective 1 (pf the terrbr— 1 , ^— 1-' ■ 'i j of .Attorneya General becauae, of ClOi-.PAC reference beld. to orga n Um (Mwnparabto sreek iMt ■ 1 - 'I ' • a r - ' * whether ,,thfi.4njû#nce cornea fk>m (CoatlHiMd A— ^1 P a n Thltrtoaa) ■ tx a rn > f ig « O m ) 4 (Co^tiiîMd oz^riiga TweD'*)' ' hiahia'‘action acUon Inin schoot segratisegration âse. hizs tl\|'CIO 's w ork in th e coi M F » g * X b » ) 'I. r^dvertiserisi in tThe1i( Het-ald— It Payt ’ ■ I' I ,\ i