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TUESDAV, JUNE <, 19B# PilGE SIXTEEN jHaitrlieker ^uj^ning l^eralli Average Daily ^et PreM Rail The Weather . r*r the Week KeM Ferteoat af V. g. Waathar Befaeg jiiM s, itsa Mr, and Mrs. James T. Nichols, hilsa Mary Barry. 115 Parker St., Flair aad eaal teulght Law one of the' members b( Senior Girl aU West 'Center St., left to­ S|»raks Tonight Gravell Elected Hrada PrBgraiii About Towii Scout Troop I who Is leaving for -day by auto for St. Louis. Mo< 12,068 arouad St. Tharaday, dry air aad Burope next week, was honored where they will attend the gradu­ ^ TbHeadKofC Announcement Masibwr mt She A M it madaratrly warn. High In a parr Robert BuUer. oon o f ' MrXand with a bon voyage party Saturday- ation of their daughter. Miss Gall ' BECAUSE OF THE BARKING PROBLEkl and 1 Ctrcnlattoi tea. night at her home, given ^y Mrs. Nichols, from Pri(iclpla Upper Mrs. Karl Butler o f Simebury, for- i Joseph J. Grqx^l was named FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF THE PUBLIC Manchetter— A City o f Villago Charm Phelps Rd., Manchester, John O’Neill, 148 N. School St. rSphopl on Saturday, -June 9 ; Council, Knighjta of Columbus, last ' y f u grsdusted with honors Sun­ Guests wkre present fronj Brockton ------I.Councll, knights of Columbus, la s t, THE OFFICE OF DR. I. GERAh a NOF’F. OPTOMETRIST Mass., Boston. Masp;'Wepiersfield. j ..clarence lve>% vice president of day from Monson Academ y night In elections held at the K of VOL. tX X V , NO. 210 (THIRTY-TWO PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) ' MANCHESTER. CONN^ WEDNESDAY. lUNE 6. 195« (ClaaaUlad AdrartMag ao Poga Sd) PRICE nV E CENTS Monson. Mass. He uill enter the Bridgeport. HartJEotd and Manches-: cofmecticul Bank and Trust Home-on Main, St. He succeeds ; W ILL IE OPEN TUESDAYS tft 8 P.M. ' .IJBtveraity of Connecticut in the ter, A d e lic t ^ buffet luncheon ■ Hartford, will speak on the ^Joseph o, Gervals, who along with} was serVed^-'Mlsa Barry received' INSTEAD OF THURSDAYS faU. I purposes; aims and accomplish­ Edmund A. Hindie, w-aa elected as j many lovely gifts. ments of the Connecticut Develop­ three-year trustee. ^ '■ Members at Anderson Shea Aux- ment Ciedil Corp. at the meeting Eight other poata were fliledrin DR. I. DERSHANOFF, OptoiiNtritl m a ^ Fbet No. a 0 «. VFW, Friday SU Bridgets choir held its of the Klwanls Club Thursday ' last night’a election. The other Vital Parley afternoon visited an assembly of iJ ih ahnvel banquet Saturday, e v e -: ^ at 12;I5 at the Manchester new nfllcera include Stanley 916 MAIN STRKKT—TKL. Ml .MOSO or CH 7.S636 hlngnlng at_. , the VilU' ------UiWisa. Bolton,-f Adlai Gets 60 over 185 Olrl SeduU and BrowTiies Cdii'Kjry Club. He is a memhei of Chorhan,. deputy grand knight;! and their leaders at the Buckley the rector, the Rev, John J. Del­ the executive committee of the ‘ Francis Mahoney. i chancellor; I for A id School and presented seven Amerl. aney. was one of the guests «nd ; , Started on the wivks or husbands of the.choir i coipoiatlon. j Herbert Carvey. recording aenre- can flsxs to the troops as flart of j tary; Frank PhllopeniiA warden;: .members were also present. After ' their Americanism prop^m. Mehibers of the Girl Scout I and Joseph E. McCarthy, Inside ' \ the meal Ujr group enjoyed singing In California organisation -'planning to attend} I guard. X, Steel Wage X ' and dsnclng. Mrs. Hsrold 'W. Gar- Mrs. Ronald Untard. 35 Hud­ the potluck supper' a t' Camp; Also, Dr. Jeah-Loula Hebert, son St., Is attending l«r 30th class rity. 141 Pitkin St. has been orgsn- ' outside guard; Atty. John J. st snd director of .the choir for M'errle'-Wood at «:30 tonight aiej reunion at Mhry Manse College 1 reminded to bring their own plate, i O'Connor, advocste; and Charles San Francisco, June 6 (/P) New .York, June. 6 (4*)— more then 20 years. In Toledo^-Ohio. cup and cutKry. In case of in- j J, McCartfiy- tressureA — Adlai E. Stevenson swept to "Big Three" st,eel wage n e ^ The olhcerSxW-llI be installed at Mies Joan Ungard. daughter of The- Boston Central Corps Band clement weather, the supper will he , a thunderous California vic­ tiations that could affect the ' held in the parish house, of Si. > a banquet June. 25. The place of Mi^ and Mrs. Ronald Ungard, 35 and Songsters w’ere- w-eekend the affair will be announced later. tory today that all but nation’a economy open here Hudson St., Is home from Boston guests of the local Salvatiop Army. Mary’s Episcopal Church.' „ WED. J. Robert f.'iirlU f ’lnyd Forde knocked Sen. Estes Kefauvep today. College, X where she Is studying Satu-rday evening they gave a fine The Hol.v Family, Mothers (Mt nightl community ting in Rayburn said, *‘I think It would In his pattern of general op- / REGULAR 59c social Security retirement bene­ I replied by atreaalng the coaKpf a ther Btudylng the union's propot- to takw part in the Oregon Educational- Square. The 20th In the aeries, it waa the- -Jgat be a great mfatake for ua tq be Umiam, Staeaen a llid ^ to a CELLOPHANE WRAP fits at age 62. I iTaductioh in the niinimi^m sge'^for al" and that the nexf^ meeting primary. X achediilad to be-given at the old alia. Other plcturas, story difl'" .kicking Yugoalavla and India forthcoming viMt to nuaeia by , ' SmathSra aaid in an' Interview , all wbmen.^^^^1—' ^ would be held in New Yoi-k. '^McKay jumped into the Oregon Page 17. (Herald photo by Pirito). around. We don't hav# too many Gan. Nathan F. Twining, A ir he thinks the vote oh a . proposal I > Smathera aaid ha’ is convinced Move l« Neutral Area.' race at a time whsir'threa oUie'r friends asTt ia." Eorca chief of gtaff. and epld tha 195 Negotiations usually arc con­ The Speaker was asked if thie trip“ may fit into tha^ growing DOWN REG. 'itq jik up a new Social SecufUy I there are enough Aenate vo|ta to candidates were entered. Two of a i^ if^ ,j> p o g jq m , M il beti^Ttai - r^erae:the comiriittea and put lit ducted 'in Pittsburgh. t)i«iB‘'raniainqd in .Uis cnulaat. . 'J applied to Egypt, which, aome trand” 'tiward batter relatione. , . ^ V - - LIST SteiUtena aaid ihd'tm ve from the House members hav# aaid should With Eiaanhowar'a approval. Twin­ PLASTIC COATED cloae." ' the age 62-prov9ribn for all groups Elsenhower was asked whather $2095 .A Social Security bill passed by I of women. . ^ steel city Was. made because New he plana to do anything to help also be denied U.S. aid. Rayburn ing hue .accepted a Kremlin invi­ the Hoti4e a year ajfco would have ,But h» said he feels some Sena­ York "la neutiwl tarritor}' and w-e Wiley, whom a reporter described replied he meant it to apply to any tation to Attend a Soviet Air established'a program o f benefits tors do not- want to vote now for am such country. Force Day ahow in Moscow "Jfflt# as in quihe aonie difficulty because ■\ AS ix m ’ AS (Oonllnued on Page Twenty) for perions permanentl.v and total- I a second'major bepefit, such as the the Wisconsin State Republican , -Rayburn said he does not intend 34: PLAYING CARDS l,v disabled at age 50 or abqve. It I disability system, because that to lead the fight in behalf c t tha A ct of Mutual Opaoneaa BKfmw99tk$§mrmt§mlkimtiKk§ 9ftkk fM iT. organization baa endorsed Rep. also would have allowed wothep to j would neceasitate an immediate in­ Eisenhower program and did not Referring to thia impandiiit Here is. Without doubt, the TOP I'alue car buy in the In assorted back. Flowers birds, horses, etc. Glenn Davis for the nomination know who would o ile r the-amend­ draw -social Security benefits-at crease in taxes. Senators Confirm for -Wiley's Senate seat. Davis ia viait, staeaen said: whole world. Everyonf agrees that Rambjer is today’s age 62. The preaent minimum is The House voted a 4 .per cent ment to restore $6(M million of the “ It ahould neither be exaggerat­ backed, among others: by W'lley's committee-approved BEST BUY! Take a look at it today . , . you’ll own it 65"for men and women. increase in Soc‘al. Security taxes colleague. Sen. McCarthy.. cyt, ed nor iindef«^tlmated but it iSy The Senate Finance committee, for both the employer aiid em­ Seaton for Cabinet But he said the committee slash inherently an act of mutual opan^ (oniorro'n^ Radio, heater, hydramatic, etc., optional at Eiaenhovver aaid hla attentioi\ Waabington, June 6 OP)—Hiram was too deep and "I'm for increas­ following the urging of the IJiaen- ploye to finance the provisions of Bingham, former, Republican. Sen­ naaa which could not have occur­ extra-cosl. « 4 3 c pLg. hower administration. . atripped U, bill. 'The tax is now per cant Wuhington, June i.P)—The ing the amount about $600 million!” red as recently aa one yau ago 1 2 6 (Continued on Pnge Twetaty) ator from Connecticut and a \: Smm Mbn fhw, 2. Sav IMhn Maxt l/l/kfr Am. from the bill the disability proyl- on each on the first $4,200 of a Senate today confirm ^ the nomi- Eisenhower opened his news con- before the summit conferraea at of several otherjeareera, died to­ Zerence with a lengthly diacuaalon Contrad tOf full $«aion'$ lupply aiona and voted to permit benefits worker;a yaarly earnings.;'- The natieh of Fred A. Seaton to be day after a long Illness.. He waa Geneva.” at 62 only for widows -—'not Finance OomYilittee eliminated the Secretary of the Interior bj- iinani- oM he foreign aid queatton, linking He went on in that vein; : single working wortien or wives of tax hike proviafira. motia vote. - it to the fact that this is the 12th "It is my. view, that there !• Oieic* of Paymant PioM — Co$h or Budgtt He,.di«d at 10:35 a.m. (EDTI at. anniyqrsary of D-Day, the be­ retired men. Smathers, in the Sen. Potter (R ^ ic h ) said [in an The -action followed unanimous Gjroner Urges Doctors Hospital; where' he had gradually developing . out of tha Tima i$ limifad— ^re happy to see a for­ CoiTigan made the stat^ement ; the Truman administration's OFF REGULAR PRICE Many Senators have reported Some legislators, moreover, have curity, coverage to more than 200,- mer colleague elevated to the yesterday In a finding in which he i I.iOyklty - Review Board in 1951. bJen talking of stopping aid to dki 83(hMQRTH MAIN STREET TUL. 9-.52.'i.T receiving heavy mall complaining 000 persons not now included. The cabinet. ' ' . found a 17-year-oid boy c.rimipally | Tbis was 18 years after he, had f. • ' that the finance committee bill Yugoslavia in view of the' ap­ new- groups would Include lawyers responsible for his 15-yeac-old > stepped out of public me. parent . reconciliation between Open A. M., to .*> P. M. InciudinK WedneKday unfairly favors widows. -- and dentiata. • (Continued on Nin'e) brother’s death during a game oft Bingham was a U.S. Senator for -Yugoslavia's Mjtrshal Tito and the Bulletins Aftempons and Saturdays Until Noon ' Russian Roulette” on Mav 15. . [ nine years during, the QDolldge and ; n i i ^ » i BINGHAM RuHslana, Killed by a bullet shot through I Hodver administrations. He previ- - ' Tito is vtaiUng Russia. from the AP Wirca his heart waa Bernard Cogswell of ously had been govafriof and lleu- HOUSEWARE SPECIALS As to that development, nsem New Haven. , tenant governor of Connecticut sion of Republican members of Davy Crockett Boudei^ Lamp complete with shade ’ Corrigan said ^ rn a rd and his and had attended'aeveral Republi- hawen Jr.« to he ad­ ministrator of the. CZvtl Aero­ a flower or yegetable garden! - O'Cedar All Purpose Polish aeeks to cure the- Ills o f the pre­ in the firipg chamber. The chronef tives were based on a desire lo _ Twenty-seven 3-yesr-oIds-started vious system. added, however, that- regardlees ^To!7r^BrriT53r^?ome!rTisco^^ (f'ontln)icd on P ^o Threo) nautics AdnUnlatratloa. The Furniture ^ Floors — WoocTvvork, 4-ox. Bottle o f the fact Arthur did iw>t mean ruins of S.OOO-.vewr-old clt.v. near (kwntlnued on Page T*n) sudden confirmation was b.v TRANSPLANTED TRANSPLANTED Reg. 59e — SPECIAL 30e By BOB KH.AW to kill his, brothei) it-would be in­ .Syrlari border with Turkey..: Gun­ vole* vote with only Sen. W of­ ANNUAL FLOWERING Rockville. June '6 CSpecial)- accurate. to call this a complete man fntnil.v tvounds British ford (D-SC) aa.llng "no.” Many Vtgitabit Plants Assume the existence o f -a man •ccldent." ■; schoolteacher and . C.vpriol taxi .Henntors .were not on the floor PLANTS with All Metal Ironing Board, Ventilated, Chrome Legs, named John Doe. one o! Tolland PollcS quoted Arthur as saying driver in Famagusta after leachrr at the lime. ______Ageratttm, Asters, Alysaunv, ral- Afijustabla, Sit or Stand ...... SPECIAL.$8.95 Coimty’s more than 65.000 persons. , he had purchaseid the gun a month firdd one shot - but failed to hit Operation Changes Brat eadulas. Petunias, Dwarf Dahlias, I>ave him faceless but give him a I earlier from a youth from another assailant; MIND/ENTY BACK IN JAIL /M ostly Dor. state for $ ' . ' ' Rome, June LH — The offi-' Marigolds, Salvias,. Snaps, Ver- 40c past. 10 Sinhalese rioters in ' tv.vlon loot 6 : KROMEX Sp e c i a l 9-Pc .'Kit c h e n s e t i-tal organ o f Italian CathoUfl brnaa. Zinnias. .Mostly • Egg Plants • Cabbage Assume, also, that he ha.a been Corrigan said: shops owned by Tamil traders as milk! 4 Pc. Canister Set ...... Reg. $7.95 arrested for the theft of a car. or , ‘O nce again I urge that the laws language' riots erupt in Colombo Action rrpqrfrd today that • Topiatoes • Broccolr" Into Happy, Well Child Josef Cardinal 5Iindaenly. breaking,and entering, or’a sex of- i governing the sale and possesaion for second conseiutive day... Doz. 3 Pc. Range S e t ...... Reg. $3.00 I Ronuin Catholic primate af 50e- 2 o.. 95e 9 Lfittuce; o Peppers , fense, o r an.v violation punishable of firearms be tightened. It is well Merritt Parkway Commission King Size Kakover ...... Reg. $4.00 ■by a jerm in the State Prison. known smong the authorities that -Hungary, again has been Jailed When you’re done in from summer awards 5-,year contract for opera­ Chicago. June 6 iffb. An opere-.aaeizures snd ugly behscior. Testa by Hungarian Communist au­ Wethersfield. tion of ParkW-ay gasoline station In tlon has transformed a little girl »howed the right hyf of the bram • Rhododendronn choree, take time out for milk. Drink it And imagine that his- reply to (OmiUriiied nn; Pag Ten) thorities. • The newspaper,. . n «)reenu1rh to James P. Geeia.nd of - '.I. . I -hiis ' and skull had failed to grow, ljuotidiano, said its informatioa o Evergreens ice cold. That’s when your thiret feels Reg. $14.95 the question "How do you plead?” ' Ne\/' Haven on basis of high royal­ from a brsl to a cheerful child. ^ j j minute opera- GERANIUM SPECIAL ia "Guilty" when he is presented I Doctors. in making the switch, ,4 ^j,e right half of • Shade Trees 'the. full cot^nees o f "nature’s ______SPECIAL $9.95 — Save $5.00 ty htd.."" ' NASSER, TITO TALK SET aSe LARGE JUMIO SIZE In Tolland County Superior Court. I New Britain ailpe+njiu^erary Po­ removed half of her brain. (j,g brain was removed. Generallv, o Flowering Tree.s b « t refresher.” If* cold milk, Pre-Sentence Prolie *• Chotiner Asked Jkc Cairo, Egypt, June • (J5 , — Revere I '/: qt. Covered Sauce Pan. Copper Bot­ licemanlUPiTinn SalvatorenaivRiore DiAng^lo-'W'ar The case w«aowas ua-eemeiw*detailed' Jyesterday n ^ n right i half riaii o ur f the tne brain urRiii .controls The newspaper Al Shaab report­ • Strawberry Plants with its solid nourishment of Hia ca.se will 1 e continued 30 ' rei(ted after he- allegedly ahnt and , at'ofnewi) conferenie by aurgeona leftside of the body. • .\sparagus Roots tom, Stainless Steel. Reg. $5.95 SPECIAL $3.69 days to permit what is knoivn ,as ^ Pul Curbs on (L4B ed today Premier Gamal Abdel wounded brother-ln-lnw and 'iji pal Wesley Memorial Hospital, Now, the doctors reported, the NaMer Is to have talks with natural proteins and vitamins, You never a "pre-sentence ’ investigation.” REO. tS c 100 Pc. Dinnerware Set with Tea Pot. Complete placed under $ ^ 0 bond when ar- j The slorj- with the happy ending healthy side of tha brain i r taking President Tito In Belgrade that (MOI.LIS) leads the field in refreshment. outgrow service for twelve. Green,Ivy Pattern. SPECIAL He win be taken to the Tolland Wdnhin^ton. June 6 i/Pi —. A raigned on technical charge of , concerned an unnamed 6-year-old over additional functiona, qpd the will strengthen the neutral bloo OountS’-Jall to wait out this period. ..oiine nubcnmmiltre dincloned to- breach of peace;. .ILS" ArPiy is- blonde youngster and went like child's senses are as aeiif|.|||.«b<;,-i„ sifd "have a aenounding echo ia AZALEAS Meanw'hile, ' two men, one a day that Murray ChoUner wrote sues44C.1 draftaaasaaa call« a»ss of»»» t.I.IKMI . men-...... in j this: for.e the operation. . N O ’Vir 3 C c IN' RUiO.M $26.95 the International sphere.” I your need he'av^'-s«>t-,--;Wt-spoken ex-insur- President Ei.senhower in 1954 seek, AujlUgilst, the sameXiumber a.sked ' She had sleeping slcknesa at the Partial paratyais still ia appar- FILL Y -orR BF.D and BOXKS NOW! Drink-Q glasses $3.35 ance agght, and the other a alim, Ing "intercession ■' to remedy for*Jillv.or^hlly. ' ■ age of 1.' Hed left aide was af- 'ehf, they aSib, but improvement EX-HWI.M STAR DIE.H . LARGF. PLANT for Milk! HrK Groan Stamps Givon With Cosh Solas ateady-eyed ex-welfare worker,, what f'holiner called "arbitrary Premier Guy Mollel get* new , fected by partial paralysis. She ia expected w-lth the patsaga of Now Haveif, Juno d -GR — o f MUk every day_ win begin,dig;^ng into Doe's past. actions" by the Ci\11 Aetonautics , ------mandate from ------National Assembly , ]------became - •* "brat," mistreated oth- time. She has no more convulsions, John Glover, 3S, ot larchmoat, -‘■>1 FERTILIZERS. SEEDS^ INSECTICIDES. WINDOW BOXES. PANS Tile investigators will talk with Hoard. (CABt against independent | to. put down NatJonalLsL rebellion ers, shouted at her mother and de­ they addedr but does have a new N .. Y., a lorowr Dartmoutli the police officer who ane.sted Doe- alt lines! The White House had I in Algeria but leas, -than half itroyed toys. She suffered 10 to 12 personallty. swlmnaing star, eollapaed and and with lawyers involved in. the U.e CAB draft.o reply.' deputies stand up to be counted as convulsions each day. She wad The girl waa d'ascribed a i pretty, diod ba the praetlco pool In The J W . H A L 4 CORK case. They will talk with Doe him­ Cliairman Celler iD -N Yl put the backers of regime. . . Daily Work- taken out of school because of her cooperative and cheerful, and of Yale’s Payne Whitaoy gyiaaat- self, his employer, and hia family WOODLAND GARDENS M ANCHISTiR CQNM* correapondence. obtained from the er aays in editorial Soviet leadera ugly behavior. .normal intelligence. lum today. At Oraeo-New Ha- and friends. White House and the Department "nuule n miatnke” and ahould The problem patient waa brought Her parents plan to aeod. her vea HosMtal where he waa re­ 1MWOODLANDST., t -OPEN EVENINGS Ml 3-8474 1 A. BERGREN DAIRY FARMS Datarminad will ba ttia nature of Commerce, in the records of the themselvaa have published at once to" Wesley Heapltal. Medicel in- back to aohool this fall in thair ported died en arrival. Olevor CORNER MAIN oml OAK STREETS , Herald Pbotn by Pinto "tha ahattering revelations made veatigatora decided that half o t horns, eommunity aomrtvhere in waa said to have appniwtip .« i aa Faga ■ayta). ROBERT p . BREEN r r 4 JAMES M. COUGHLM^ (Contiaued e i Rage NIm Im o ) by Khruthchev;” her brain . wM raapoMlUe Mr her northern Indiana. died o f a heart attack. ■ ", ,\ i. ' r ... i ■' i . L' ■k- -X"T :i, ■ r * 7 - " ^ • ' ■ ' V . / . V i., ' . \ ♦' •

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1958 P A ^E T W O WANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY. JUNE-*6, 1958 PAGE THREE V • inidon to appoint four roprosanta- jivea to thb Hartford Mftropolitaii 106 Creslwood I>r.: Mr*. Anna' V./- H«lps Y o8 Ovtrcom * DiredMrs Schedule Hearing School TFing Fgnds bought Parents Held Engaged. New Attachment Arsa Development Council. ' Press Awed hy SNETCO^s Police Arrests I Hospital Notes Gartner, East Hartford; Mr*,-Doris I FALSETEETH ilartin, who recommended that Against Cifarellis ^ehrmann, 37 -Green Rd.; Mra. I Inturti Asaiust yiVnFiscalYear Change Law Manchester- be represented on the By South Methodist Church For Flogging Patienls Todar: l60 ' Lillian Kemp, 350 E. Center 's !.; ; . lo«M n«st fliicl W «rry Council, said It had been organised .U9T1N New Direct Distance Dialing ADMITTED YESTERDAY; Ru­ William Gaffney. 24 S. Hawthorne to discuss conunon problema of Attach mAn t a - outstanding Albert J. Oxenham Si‘ ., 49, of dolph Sterter, 16 Procter Rd.;' St.; Mrs. Alice Martin, 168 S. Main ! VACATION RAIN? Ro leafltr M unprtd or rtel NOW M fT sn A T , Newton Center, Mas*-, vvas ar­ Carol Poore. 105 E. Center St,; Mahoney who, as members of the regional dev'ctopment but had be­ With an. *ver-incra4istng enroll--^ Two Children TUUV pgainat New Eng^lanH Playpen Oo., St.; Mr*. Helen Savory and daugh-1 M«th!rAlr%1s!onlm^To/ *|Sij*' The Board of Director* tail night. come dormant. He aald problem, I Oroa*rr ' Jeaeirar ' Fr*a»f4e foriparly on Gardner'v^St., jumped reated by Slate Policeman Robert Kenneth Poore. 105 E. Center St.; so-called Bowers block on the ment of Church .Ecbool chiMran Ferk Jmcs , Marrk 5? 4*^-« v^ifiSdJv ! o' ‘he opportunity to m«k. long- ter. 68 Strickland 8t.; Mr*. Maude ! If not, eaU S m (aoa-ocM) powdor, v rin U M ^ ■*t June 19 aa;the data for a pub* created by last yeaf'a floods and from about $2$0J)' to more than Reimer and charged with operating Mra. Marie Kvada'6."65 Cooper St.; Keller, Coventry; Mas. Marion i pour plotoo holOo thrm flrnitr ip^hty lie hearing 6n a propoied ordi­ ppevioua Board, had been strong­ and youth, thd members^ and "THE MAN IN T l » OBAT b m e -a y jd ^ m a r ^ L d dlBiing’ a i n b '^ t '* fool moro OomfortabM. ATObp^olHr. the plan to put five bridges over Plymouth, June 6 —State Po­ FLANNEI. ai’ir ” Ulephone in front o f ' h»ving more^ldck. $30,000 yesterday when a $10,000 an unregistered motor vehicle yes- Mr*. ‘Dorothy Pease, Broail Baklyga and son, 611 N. Main St. nance changing the fl»cal year ] ly opposed by the local GOP, at friends of South Methodist Chpreh Pin C*-BH wime 100 LEE M. SILVERStEIN noBoiat couood by looorpHtot. Oot the Connecticut River had caused art going, |drw-ard on a building lice arreated a mother and father men and women in an auditorium McMahon of theoCatholic attachment waa ,, filed With the terdsy w Demlng St., police said Brook; Deborah Baukat, Somers; rTInarrat1 todayati------loouptar. from Aug. 15, to July Ir leaat partly because -of their *1- j Prlacen OrSce Kenr-- its revitalisation. fund campaign to provide, needed and chaffed them with flogging Frlacr Eaalfr town clerk's office. ' \ tedsy. Oxenham was rclea.sed un­ Robert ■■■ Seasions.^58 West St.;' MI9.0U3U The propio**l hag been long leged hostility to General Manager | their two oldest children, aged 9 in the Southern New Engtand Tel- “ "*• “ ad a Martinet , - | th other matteri laat night, the new feefiitics. "WKHniNO IN ephone Co.’a Hartford office. in Denver, Colp. Thg action was brought by the der' $.50 bond fur appearance in John Weiss, 48, Lyness St.; Mary pushed bv General Mimager Rich­ Board approved the construction and 11, and burning the oldeat lu. MONACO*.' Manchester Co., jointl,v owned by Town Court June 13. Ruth Brookes, .55 S. Alton SI.; Court Hearinj^F Set ard Martin who feeli it would lav* : If the flscal-year change la; W. 'j. Godfrey Gourley has been After He had finished dialing. , addition of the Greater of 4-foot sidewalks and curbs' on means « f punishment. . a telephoRe operator's voice could Hartford arqa to the D. D. D. aya- Jesse H. Bannister, 177 Maple SL, ' .Police also reported State Po­ Mrs. Judith Maxwell.. Coventry; the town money bdih In eliminating adopted following the public hear-' appointed as general chairmen S a Jf Union St. at a coat of $6,302, re- Henry S. MolaU, 32, and his be heard over a loud-speaker ar.. "•ill- be the largest "cut in" and Gerald Hogan of Windsor liceman Robert L. Gay brought Mrs, Hattie Kearns. 107 Harlan On Jarvis Appeal the need to boryow fund* In antici­ ing June 19, the Directors, wi,ll -with Dr. William D. Stfoad as co- wife, Loretta, 29, were charged adopt . a budget covering only a ‘ferred the map of the Maguire rangement aikifig, "Your number. date. So far, telephone users in Locks. I chargea agalnat the Juno Maskel .St.; Nancy Finley, 56 Wetherall pation of ta ^ and in improving. chairman. They Will spaSrheed the 'With risk of Injury to children and Alexander Jarvis' appeal from a G *l CASH-NOVU lO's-month period, to put the Tract to the Town Planning Com­ please? " »ome 35 areas, of th# country are ' They run a ."factoring" firm Equipment Co. qf-E ast Hartford St.; Lvnne Weston, Talcotlville; administrate efficiency. cahyaas organisation currently be­ cruelty to persons. Both, were re- Town Planning Commission de­ town on ita. new fiscal year stait- mission for study, and set -June ing enlisted under the divition / f j A 4-1234." the blue-auited serviced by D. D. D. The telephone : which engages in lending money for operating an overweight com­ Harold McQuade, Glastonbury; ^ M V - L A T « l t Q^een. Sic4yLpA. The Di):ector*. however,' have at 18, as the date for a public hear­ leaaod on $500 bond pending ap­ to businesses, according to Mrs. Gary Ward. 132 Spruce St.; Mias cision is scheduled for. a hearlhg * a Ing July I, 1857. » leadership of Mr. and Mr*. John man answer^. ' company expect* to complete in- i mercial motor vehicle-'ycaterday on K Apply for $25 to ISOO new best be^i cool to the plan. Som e, ing on an $1.800.switch In the pearance in trial juattce court to­ Bannister. . Rt. 15. Elizabeth Regan, 96 Helalne Rd.: In the Hartford CJounty, (Jourt of „ ^ The Board Ustmight al.so sched­ Pickens, Mr. and Mrs. Martin morrow night. - EASTWOOD Then, after a few' seconds, a n -, stalling the system in the rest o f : ■S' . .. pay Uttt! PLUS! CaiA In • feel tte x p e n s e Involved in switch­ accounts of the Public Welfare De­ other voice was heard over the the state by the rhd of next year. ' The' writ filed with the clerk's Tlie tnicJC d r iv ^ b v Edward-A. .Mrs. Jennie Sombilc, 142 Broad AJommon Pleas tomorrow. ing /to the new flscal year ou t-' uled a special informal meeting for Keiderling,' Mr. and Mra. John C. State Trooper Nell Hurley aald 4(. phone firit. Biff Con- - 4| June 13. this one with the Fire partment. ' ' . The lirel pirlar* le the esw loud speakers. “The time i* ex------— —y4------— • 1' office names Donald D. Cifarelli Baratia qf. East H artf^d, was car­ St.; Leonard Brace, 14 West St., Jarvis is seeking to have the w ^ h the advantages that would Subdivision A'pproyed Beggs. .Mr- arid Mrs. Franklin T. the parenta left an 11-year-old ion ClnmaScen Si. A real thrill le ajld Victor, Gifsialli. his father, court reverse the TPC derision „ •olidnion Strvict. Nttionwitit „ Protection and* ITtllitiea Study Batson, Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Stilson acUy 1:21 and 30 seconds." rying cement bjocksxand its Rockville; Mrs. Mary Delanev, 139 be enjoyed in the future. The Board alfo approved the and hiB nlne-yoar-old Bitter alone 'c'o-owrter* of the Playpen Qom- which rejected his application for “ Crarti'r, at no extra con. Phena ” Given On C.O.D. Deliveries Committee. This group, which for and Mr. and Mrs. ..William Rood. **^keser* Bad HamatarStaia's That voice belong to a "Time weight waa checked at theXtolonlal Benton St,; William Gaffney, 24 •N- or coma in today. | $| To try to resolve these conflict­ Glola Acres aub^lvlaion plan,-.. . 20- from 6:15 a.m. until 9:15 p.m. girl” in Oakland, Calif.,> and the paiUf^; and Annamae Cifarelli,. S. Hawthorne St. a'zon e change for. a ^OO-by-200 the past ,* aaireMti uip*r awifOK*# I of informal meetings in the past. The study committee last night ty owners; approved change or­ Hhawa 1:4S - S:4* Effective. Here June 17 been fully paid. Still outstanding, Stagenow, 29 Whijney R<1,; a son A IM* af 1104 ^rmed jurisdiction of the U.S. District HlilDQUmERS Moran, who presented figureS from ■fantastic maze of wiraa. some of fllanufaclurtig Coropaniea view Board was an effor^ to coun­ Gets Backing of and will continue throughout the • X which were "in-pulsing" and “oiit- Am. Hardware ...... 17 10 ter Republican charges that the Court under $500 bond on a charge OUTSTANDING NEW KEITH VALUE! a number of other Connecticut entire campaign periodi Dr. IViltiain D. Stroud Sal., 1 p.m. of forgery of a check in 'Wash­ communiUea which, he laid, Smm., 'ApytAJag doea" pujsing" like mad. Arrow, Hart, Heg___ 34 57 administntlon,waa harboring dis­ IN MANCHESfER Town Meeting The telephone company people Asso. Spring ...... 3 1 4 34 4 loyal employes. ington. D. C., for $69.91. showed that Manchester would be Donald - and Victor, sun and paying far more for its registrars were trying manfully to explain Bristol Brass ...... 10 21 ■ The board was the court of last A pleasing p ^ g r a m .foliofollowed the workings as simply as possible, father, respectlvVIy, were the of voters than other towns in the Hebron, June 6 (Special)—A Collins ------.....L.llS 125 resort for government employes closing.with the preaentatloh of a Ottaviano Urges but blank looks abounded on the owner* of the New England Play­ SALES ~ SERVICE - VULdANIZINfi State. record budget of $227,817 was ap­ Em-Hart ...... 3.1 36 who had been accused of disloyalty plaj', “ Sna^Judgm ent," with1th an eighth floor yesterday. Fafnlr Bearing ...... 4,7 .50 by departmental or regional pen Co, plant destroyed 'shortly LaBelle Ui Favor proved by the voter* at the sparse- after Christmas by fire. Atty. John D. LaBelle, chairman all-dh^rch cait. Long-Term Bonds Also shown the vlsilor.s was the Landera-Frary C lk .2 $ U 2.'54 boards. - It was abolished when lilY ON OUR IUD6ET TERMS iy-attentied Town Meeting held at The . filay was w ritten and "heart" of D. D. D. ■ the auto- of the Democratic Town Commit­ the Elementary School Monday N. B. Machine Co. . . . 36 30 President Elsenhower revamped tee,'.apoke briefly in favor of the d ir k e d by Joyce Patten, and ■ New Haven. June 6 i/P)—State , matlc awountin^ system, which N. Eastern Steel .... 5 6 the whole federal aeCiirlty pro­ night. TELEVISION 'X goes into action when a customer proved very amusing. The cast in- proposal, stating whatever the Included in the budget approved Treasurer John Ottaviano pro­ North and Jiidd ...... 3^4 384 gram. Jd'uded Evelyn Rowley, Grandma; dials "112." the signal that a long­ plan's faulta„.,lt is the best* that by some 76 townspeople were the posed last night the state use long­ Bussell Mfg...... 104 124 Nyted Explorer ^Gloria Bell, Mother; ijtaniey Ny- distance call la being made. -Stanley Works ...... Nichols Manchester Tire, Inc. can be devised under the statutes. requests of the Board of Educetionf term bonds instead of short term 474 504 Bingham, 'a handsome. 6 foot. 4 gren. Father; June Nygren, Grand­ , "Senseless’^ Ferforalinns Terry Steam ...... 135 — He maintained that the State sta­ $146,132, and the Board of Select, notes to get better interest rates FROORAMS inch New Englander, was an..ax- tutes rtqulra a town t* have two ma's Conscience; George Alden. for its funds in low and moderate All the Visitors qould .see. how­ Tprfington ...... 244 2 6 'i plorer of note. He discovered V^t- men, $81,685. / ' ever, ivas a paper tape whose per­ . ^ 2f5 RROAD IT. regiatrare, each having equal au-^ Lerfy; Albert Blllard, cleaner and rental .housing. | U..S. Enve'l'p com new 21 23 cos. the last capital of the ancient The propoeal to repair tp^rTown ■ 'U ' forations made no Mnse at all thority and responalblllty. talesman, and Albert Ooolidge, Mr. He predicted that the deficit o f LT.S. EnV’lope pfd new 12 14 Incas in Peru, made the first ssceni Hall, at a coat not to exceCd $4,500, Video Everyday — It takes another machine — this Veeder-Rbol ...... 5.3 .56 M IM 179 , The Board last night also au- went through without a hitch. This Green. the State-backed mortgage pro- , All Rights Reserved — of Mt. Coropuns, a 21,700 -foot ' In the radio act, BUI Boret was, grani—which is financed by short also "smarter than human The above quotations are not to Andes peak and discovered the theriaed Mayor Harold ^ AL Turk- sum will come out sa the reserve H. T. Dickinson A Co., Inc. as one guest nnltlered under his be construed as actual markets fund. news. commentator;. Dick .Gale, term notes—would approach a $1 ruins of Mathu Plcchii, site of commercie)i; Muriel Beck, organ; million next year. Use of the long breath -- to unscramble the perfo- ' .Inca temples. TTie committee heading the proj­ X rate(i message in preparation j ect includes/Harvqy Lipplncott. Marge Taylor and^velyn Rowley, term bonds would cut the expected Bingham Ai a professor at Yale he William E /L e a ry , Mrs. Richard piano duet. deficit, he told the New Haven Re­ taught geography and history and ■ As part of'its demonstration, i'TV • -fv Y'-'. M. Grant, Mr*. CTIarence R. Porter An all-voice choir included Eula publican Club; wrote 1.3 books on those subjects. Berglund; Mildred Fillmore^ Emily Ottaviano said the interest rate y 6 u c a n 'the telephoen compan,v* permitted 1 I-iX"'I.F0VCI*110I‘ Earlier he had taught at Harvard and Donald E. Griffin. They will —-nay, implmed- its visitors to , ______work- out necessary details. Hewitt,. Dale Alden. Evelyn Row- on bonds, will be higher but can ALWAYS DEPEND ■ / and Princeton. The election of. Henry Oey Os­ re.v, Marie Blllard (Myatery be al^rbed by higher rents. "ITie raaki long-distance calls, on the (Continued from Page thie) A pioneer sviator, he was known house.. And the longer, the distance ’ born to the Regionel Board of Edu­ Woman), Irwin Miller, George state's return on mortgages is o t d m k .... O N ^ a* the "FIving Colonel" during / CUSTOM-MADE cation for a term of three years Alden, . Albert Coolldge, Douglas fixed at 1 4 per cent, he said, and the better. > represent the interests of Con- World War I. was also approved by the meeting. FelloWf, John Belt, Wallace Bru- ,-the interest rates charged'^pn note* s s * On^ reporter waj . eager to | nectlcut and to promote the pros- Bingham married Miss Alfred* GO GREYHOUND A eOm not to exceed $300 was deur, Emery Taylor. for this purpose Is ;2.12 per’cent. ELECTRONICS ■oblige, with, a call to Oakland, pferity of the United States. • Mitchell in 1900. Seven sons were OPEN THURSDAY NIGHT TILL 9:0C . approved to purchase amplifying He said the deficit .in the mort­ Calif. After the .reporter got his; : Bingham attributed his defeat born to them. TKe marriage ended East Bound Bus Leaved H9w f-pe. SoeUoBol with th* foinouo Manchester Evening Herald He­ gage program a* of June 14 will LABORATORIES • S T A N E K jiumber in the Oakland area a ' for reclectlon in 1932Uo the pro- in divorce in 1937. and that same 5:50 P. M. D.S.T. 1 Eiyhloc euddooiflod” cooolnicllon ior equipment for the school auditor­ OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TILL ^:00 ium. This aura cornea from the He­ bron correspondent, Mlao' Suoan- be $675,000 and that adding the matter of some 20 seconds a tele- hibittonista' campaign against 1iim. year Bingham married Mr*. Su­ Botdon ...... S2.85 IwHag doopdowa coodoitl Syfanoilood. bron school funi However, the Pendleton, AO 8-84,'V4. interest in December will bring SERVICE phone compan.v man at his elbow ! He had personally appealed to the zanne Carroll Hill. the deficit for the year to about 277 BROAD asked, anxiously, "Is it ringing, isl Portland, Maine ...... 8 5 .7 5 Mf^roaiatanl feM ea to dholea ol coIm i I offer of William E. Leary to do­ GM yew oot el cMtooMhada O p ooran 7 If you are a "cook-out chef* make Plnehurat ybur head­ nate his amplifying equipment to $l million. , fringing?" "• : ------;------Bangor, Maine...... $9.6^ RADIO quarters for supplies. the town was accepted. A complete T 1 L i V I S I 0 N When informed that the tele-, St. Johns, N. B...... 116.20 system can thus be inslaired. Extendedy Porecasl phone In the Oakland area was in-1 \ » I 9 » Just come lit or phone ahead and tell our meat manager, «:kaaael ■ New Haves. Ceaa, deed rlrtging. the company man •' Chajlla McCarthy, juat how you want your outdoor ateaks rut The Choral Society is holding re­ Hainilton Denies «'*aaael It Hariterd, Coae. West Bound Buses Leaves hearsals this week in the school Gkaaael St RpriaalieM, Mae*. turned to the small group that had FOR DAD OR GRAD aind hq will give you special attantlon. Five da.y weather report from 10:45.\.M..4:44P.M. auditorium at 8 p.m.' in prepara­ CkaBtel M tUw Rritaia. Ceaa. gathered around and said, smiling You are sure of tender aluling choice ateaka when they Wednesday .through Sunday laSued Flurida Plant Set Ckaaael IS Waterbary. Ceaa, GLASS ' 12 Midnight K R O fH LER broadly, "It's ringing in Oakland.' eeme from Pinehurst. Get juat the thickness you enjoy. tion for the spring concert Friday by the'U.S. Weather Bureatlf*"'- Cbaeerl U Belveke’ Maet. VllATHi* --w'. 0 lo4ee ^ EVERYDAY LOW night at the school. * Auto Softly Gloss Calif."' Now York ...... S2.90 ! This week our meat department will offer special hamburg TelhperaUires • in Connecticut Sgclety officers elected for the East Hartford, June 6 —H. t:ia I I) MICKEY MOCflE laCB * Mirrors And it kept right on ringing un­ Miami ______829.00: LIVING. ROOM GROUPS pettiea qt 59c a pound. These patties will just fit a hamburg q'ifl average near or''*llghtly be­ Mansfield Horner, chairman of the til the reporter, a little dis­ PRICES coming aea.son are;.^ Mrs. Eleanor low normal. Rising temperatures (IS) f u p f v th e clown Ia)s Angeles ...... $01..50 i roll Slid should make picnics easy for you.. Casey of Lebanon, president: Mr*. board o f the Hamilton Standard (tti ROD RARKLEY * Gloss for Fumilurt heartened. decided his friend in WALLETS Friday becoming cooler on Satur­ (M) I .MARRIKU JOAN Division of United Aircraft Corp., C^kland. wasn't home. Baltimore ...... $7..10 ; .1 ■ _ Harvey Lipplncott. secretary anq day. Normal mean temperatures NEXT TO GAS COMPANY str. ## ^ O R M A N ’S (U i- film SPIC and ^I’AN ...... 25c Wvnd^il Corvv .M. Roonejr ( *rUI BREAK THE BANK “BKAT the HEAT’ ANir THK RRAVFe** 445 fUrtfbord Read US-SSI I’VE GOT A'.SECKET— ASSEMBLED-- ■ !■ AuperHcop# ( S-tt-ASI BOXING Flui, JU KciDU Tel. MI 1-4897 ■Robb.v Boyd v«. Mild Sar- Through Use of Convenient Frown Foods •er, la rd. mlddlrwelabl (IS-UI T.V. HOUR Ready to Hang I *;** ( » l ADVENTURE TIME —"The Boardlaa Hoate" Rad^'L” Pre-Cooked Scallops ...... ;..pkg. -lUc- •:M I II SrORTS (Ml THIS IS YOUR LIFE 4 Oie itofi (81(8 •:U (tt> 8FOBTS DRIEST Red “ L” Pre-Cooked !,•.> Southern Fried Chicken pkg. 8l*c BEAT the HEAT *!** I *1 WEATHER 'KpBECAST wUkS u iu tU k : ' - Pebble rib' (;t t I ai WORM) NEWEt ODAY QUALITY MEMORIALS (TnjtA/uxjjt > -----f.;. Hormel Spam rttl NEWS T;l* ( *1 STUinO *7 MiiAi ROLL V-Oel of Slab!" Sola and molchlng Chair—modem do- 2 cans 69c cotton faille (Ill NEWS AV(NINGS W m U i Q Ulltd |rtf« m Ii J ; . aiqn-isylmtrisod ■ledn-rooIelaBi icdMicf. NOW t h r it SAT# Itti WEATHEB-MUSIO RoNs Cent. From 5 I**. M. (U) MAN TO MAN Plua all tho cemfoH qnd line quaBly yea '. w 'Vi. overblouse 1:1* (1*1 Ml SICAL WEATHERMAX expect from KroeUerl ^ 'I C C ^ eiflirr group, Cuvtoni- Welgh’i 12-ox. Mary Kitchen (Ml NEWS OF THE HOUR Q 8Im I Rit •P br ‘ made slip covers worth (UI WEATHER FORECAST ^ i iumniia I GRAND HITS (ll-UI DOUGLAS EDWARDS s,Manchest6r Memorial Co. boNI Grape Juice 35c Corned Beef Hash AND THE NEWS Q Riiia ' ,■ ' ON ONE RILL! , (UI YKSTEBDAVS NEWSREEL 0pp. Eitst Cemetery 4 cant $1.10 iris (UI JOHN DALT AND THE iPriaoR St— 511 9-5807. L, New large siee with *uh. NEWS Q S|nrafi$'s md iwarkraiil ttant'ial sai'ings. 7:t« (M> S|N>BTS 7 :» N> WEATHEBVA.VB - ia;M .'Ml MAN-CALLED "X” Sealtest Orange Pine­ G E O R G E Go BEL 1*:U ( XI SPORIS DESK , ( « l FA.M^'8 FIGHTS C] Cbttst rartbif (5.1) CONGK»;.SS.MAN DGDD *229 apple- Raspberry Sherbet M ITZI QAYNOH Ann# Griffin Studio 11:* ( ai NEWS HEPOKTEK □ SbifMd Liborol Tarms MKKIYMOUffCLUi 89c half gallon (l«-J*l NEWS ” B « e » T v _____ DAVID NIVEN 1 (til FINAL EDITION So Wnialile^-xto let yen { (Ml NEWS O N iy Child Photography ( U I NIOHTCAP EDITION . G SMlhalti Md iHtalbsilIt re-oiiuuae yinct room Rmto House Macaroni and C heese...... !. 1 lb. 39c ; 11 :M Ittl SPORTS ROUNDUP SBd (Ml CONNECTICUT REPORT eettiB 9 oflenf 8e lux- Sebasco Stuffed Lobster Sealtest Ice Cream .. -■ :■ ^ ■ ■ , '; X-V. { ' /' , ''

V , ' : V ' H ■ .■ ' A ...... - r . . . / \ P • i ■*' \ Nin Deals.a.ir Bw’ViMwdAAMf give the message at the annual Water. Isspe ^Ineaa tan Ijp reetored throuifh •piritual mean*, ai illuelrated in r GradiiaUon Worship Service put on by the Manchester Youth Coun­ Coventry. June 6 (Special i — the Bible, will be brought out in a I Why the South C7oventry Water public iecture on Chriiti^n Science cil for all Protestant graduates rcooD.-'^VEAR); and their parents before the regu­ Co. ahould n o t provide its* cugUim- to be given Sunday by John D. ara with artesian well water rather Pickett of Chicago. 111. lar Graduation exercises. The-.aervlcs to be held this year than water from Coventry Lake Mr. Piekelt <»-iIl apeak in the will be discuBsed at a public hear­ Pint. Baptist Church. 10 Union at the South Methodist Church ing of the SUte Public Utilities y St.. WUIimanUc. at 3 p.m. under wili start .at «:00 a m. June l.t. Commia.slon June Ig at 10:30 a.m. ITAcrc YoiCrv Sure to Find * the auspice^ of^First Church ^ Members of the Youth Coiim il will - JUKE JAMBOREE! / participate in it. The object of this In tha State Office Building, Hart­ Christ. SclentrstT W llllniahtvc.^ip ford. / ' •LOWER PRICES— Of Course subject will be ••Christian S o ^ e : ^voiShip service is to giye the | The coinpimy, which was or­ The Pou'er of an Active/FaitlX graduates a chance to start one of the most important days of their ganized in 1899, aenices about 110 •NEW FASHIONS— Nalur4illy The public is invited iio a tt e n d Check our vohie RAcIim I cuslomert. in the south end of I Uvea, in worship All,' giadiialea. f without charge." / ,^town, along Rt. 31' and Lake St. / ' A native of Ohio. Mr. Pirkeit parents and friends are invited to •Eaim o us l a b e i. ^ a i 99ayiL ' was educated ItyiJeorgia and North this simple service. (?offee and selection of^kand amd “ he Commlasion, petitioned,. h.V a Dakota. Formerly president of his ; doughnuts will be served Immedl- nlHube^ of the comiiany's custom- ■ / . C It i» » 4/ I r ♦ own inveslplent banking firm, he ! alely following the service. power mowers, hoses ersXhw directed the company to f L/./ If » . * y liquidate^Unis busine.ss affairs in aiibnirii;.j>lan8 for Improvement of U s aupiMy. 1M2 t*'' *’'**'■ p ra c ­ ond town sprinklers. tices^ Christian Scienre. He was Ctistomksm have complained that Kei'ital SchecliiIecT pressure in tlm lake water system r.sUan Science W a r 11 m e Mias Janet T. fiehaHer Krmano (iarasenta orker during World War Ik is low and thaKthe water is highly ' " “ V - By Tyler Pupils chlorinated. Tms company h«iq: Prior to that he had served in ac­ Miss Ja n e t L. S( halier, d au g h ­ Hamilton Standard, division of tive field service on the Illinois drilled tWo wella and Installed/two ter of Mr and Mr, Robert J. I’nited Aircraft Corporation, an- ' 5.000-gallon presgurK. tanks ,but Flood Relief Committees of the ‘•Cinderells.'".,_s modern ballet. % Schaller, TT Minnechaiig Dr._ noiinl.ed today that Eimano' have connect^ only tmtee cuglom- A Mother Church, the First Church Glastonbury, giaduated yesterday’ ^American in Pans.' a musicsl of Christ. Scientist, in Boston. G aravenia, 109 Lakewood Circle, ■ ers with this service, acceding to from Putnam Catholic Academy. leXie. and "Alice in Wonderland.'’ Arthur J. Vinton, aecreOsry and Mass. Since becoming a member pf Pulnam . is one of three executives to be. LT"* . the Christian Science poaid of a m<«tein- ballet will he given by elevated to the operating commit­ treasurer of the utility. ^ Prior to her entry there two Tha remaining ciistomef-s "’are Lectureship, he has traveled years ago. she attended .Manches­ pupils rif Gertrude Gardner Tyler tee of the plant. The move In- throughout the United States ami in her si.vth. annual recftal Friday cteasea the operating conimittee’a supplied water from Coventht, ter school.s. She plans to begin Lake. Vinton sajd storage piping r*' V- C anada. nurses tj-ainliig in ^ptem ber at night alls Xclock in the audi­ memberahip from 11 to 14,. ' torium of the Vejplanck School. to ser\"lce all cusUmiers from the the New Britain Hospital School Garaventa. a graduate of Maa- wells w ^ld cost *7,000, a coat William Knight, a junior at .Man­ aachiiaeUa InatUute of Technology '4*— - of-N4rrsing, which can’t\be met because income Fabric for Plaiiies. ----U------:------chester High School. «a’ill serve as In 19.1l, joined H am lllon S tan d ard narrator and rircheatral qiiiaic will from water Vent is being used to the same year as a teal, house ■ pay off the cost of drilling the that keeps .busy repairing tbe be provided by AiL McKay's mechanic.-! He bei ame process Still W'idespreail fabric oh 4.1 huge KC-BT aerial I wells add installing the tanks. orchestra. Pianists will be .Satiford development engineer IH 1945, tankers which refuel fighters and W ater Tested Weekly Brown and .lAhn f'arro ll. , chief blade, engineer in i947, chief Limestone, Maine (A")—You-may bombers in the air. Mrs. Tyler's pupils have been re­ Vinton said the water is tested . The_ m aintenance m en have a developm ent engineer in \9''>4, and I every week and fpiind jure for have thought fabric-covered air­ hearsing diligently for this recital, last .Year w as advancedX fo hia craft,.vent out with prohibition. machine, that tells when the fabric purposes of drinking. is wearing too thin for aafety. and the-enfire show promises to be preaeril post of assistant fmilory.! But aome of Ify't biggest and most ■quite a ap ectaru lar and. lavish en­ The system was install^ by the modem planes hsye fabric on their Then all the old fabric ui replaced. m anager. j Tracy family, owners oft textile tertainment. r . ^ / 1 control surfaces, such as ailerons. i It takes five rosts..pf clear dope The othsr two executives to re mills in.South Coventry-, aometinie \ rudders and elevators. ■ X* and' two "coats Of aluminum dope - celve pionibUona with Garaventa' "SHEAR MASTER" In tha last century to service worK- Loring Air Force Base in Kime- with plenty of sanding between — Several Insurance companies are William E. Diefenderfer of era who lived in the Rt. 31-Lake St: 'M ■tone, one of the nWion^xIlt'fgest. to put a fiyable'finiih on'the hew now offer ■ nondrinkera sharp Welheiafleld and Thomas B. PricGs on O fh«f S|zes tires. hss a Field MaintenanceXquadron ccrUrol .surface. reductions in auto insurance. Rhines of Glaalonbiiiy. 21-INCH MOWER 'x ■ • ** ProportionatGly LowL Ellington B 1.6 h.p. #afnaa Judy EUbr'b DoiPr taka ckaacaa! It*a dangarona to driTa oa Officers Selected vora tiraal Da taka adaaBtaga of oar aaU^ ^ow6r-lr«*h, lintn-lik* £t: $M7.95 pricaa aa Svpar-Caakieaa by Gaedyaar. Tkay By Longview PTA faatara S'T Tripla-Taaapy^td Cord Badiaa for See what this does A aatra atrengtk. Faaao^ Stap-Netek Traad Special, June 6 (Special) ~ SELF PROPETvLED maaaa quick-actioa tr^tioa. Act aow on tkaaa Mr.s. Cynthia Anderson jvaa in­ ^ 7 BLOUSE ,,for your figure! .aMmay-aaving pricaay stalled pre.sldent of the Longview A* ••upaoeel vetvel Owiet^ PTA Monday Night at the unit's k new cap sleeve! le j « Aoln Odva eawalen ly; eedan d ■ ^ . final meeting of the aea.son, held in the school cafeteria. addod loMy. Bvo ihora Mader Your reco ilo tiros oro your ‘Ivy League' Chinos 4-wheel•••••••••••••• drive Other officers in.slallcd bv Mrs. oaaiad a rapaarad daal andarMfa. down po' intl As low os $1 »2S George P.schichholtz. council pres­ .99 By FAIRVIEW Haf"H K ST E R . 4-ONJir. DELIVERY AND INSTALLATIbF^ INCLUDED after a Las Vegas, Nev.. date. The ONE WEEK “SMARTEE” STRIPE — Coat / patchiip was announced .ve.slerday 7'.’; ,1 dress with >ifool scooped^ neck at a luncheon. ■ The hmcheon fea­ with jeweled box pleating trim. ' tured ‘a hatchet buried in a hig ■ I- 'A- ■; rak e. ONLY Pa.stel strip e^ blue, pink, lilac h ; ‘ on, white jpxfund. SIZES 12-20. / FATHER S DAY SPECIALS! I Gins FOR JUNE BRIDES & GRADUATES Citklioiiti for !^lx , Below Storrs, June 6 (.'Pi Si.\ enipritus members of the staff and faculty “CHECKS APPEAL’’— 34 but­ fe;. ' ' ' ‘ of the University, of Connecticut Incomparable ton front,step-in dfess, rows of 9th ANNIVERSARY $A G.E. TWIN FAN will receive service citations Sun­ \ THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY day, at comnienremenl. Tliey are’ frosty cotton eyelet embroidery , \r-% 7 YENTILOR former professPrs E. O .\nder,sort. from neckline to hem. Pastel •W. F'ilch Cheney ,|r,. Ar.sene Cro­ baby check, in blue, pink, lilac' Horo'i • f«n iMt Mntroli .y«ur CNmfort teau. W alter L. K uIfi," Falmolid GILEAD on white ground. SIZES 12-20.’ HEAVY WEIGHT 9x12 CONGOLEUM RUGS Perregaux and retired Nmv Haven r'.’ / each •«9»iVMitic«Nyl P»r c—ling Mmforl, |vd Ml county clnb agent Warren E. REG. liSO ^O W ...... a ...... a a • » Proportioned- - ’ Wm dkormddNl CGnIrol m Iho vonMI«l»f.^ Brockett. ' . Wbon IdmporNhpro Hmb, Ion home UmN Shadow paneled ^ 6 FT. YAR D GOODS T2TT. YARD GOODS PORTABLE RADIO ON. W h^ lomporNlvro dr*gf« f«n Ivrne f BUG. D9c BQ. TD. ' . . '■ ' -RBiG. 1.09 » q . TD. HMlf OPP. H4 iMdablOg roVordblo. vo# > COSMETICS A No iron /.. c . f ' \ ' 4 ----- Fauur/af 4-toke $21.95 •P4r«l4i «t 3 ipotdr. GriH gv«/d ^ We Carry, All the Top Line\ ^ ( G. E. •n ’rfpmuu^ '.I N o w . ■■■ N o w " Ongori. VolMOyt 2300 «ubic f**! .df «i/ 99.0 > Arthur Dnig Stores j BATISTE PoNiGvt guoUry pWs ^soNKf thylmf D4T mbtail*. . . . * ' h »;a v s : W EiGHif, > b;r f k c t b ' ' ' X' Hjf.WV WKIGHT; PKRFKUTJI xvA’.4; : v • • I V —• Idp eohro cGfobmotioM. AMOrHH ■ In p ro y tm wNh bowdHd dsfNyi dwHl-Ni enlonn#. $«Honof eeeeAiAe . Ql| STANDARD WEIGHT STANDARD WEK5MT vaiUf GvwaVV 9 x12 RUGS NEW SEA-BEE H. P. MEMBER ?'.} .1' 6 FT. YARD GOODS 5 rf-A DELUXE ou tb oar d - x ''' > J" V :| H - - :- Only^ $30.00 D o h'H D^IUerw CAMHELD , , ' ; ’ ' 6 8 a ^ 5 •“ *** ” ' ' 'Te 9 * *^* y^*' PORTABLE MIXER - .1 . HEAVY WEIGHT HAU RUHNER ^ CONGOLEUM SGAHER RUGS for. i . - \r‘ M IDI':— KKG. S9c • , ST'iS*"— RKG. «9e7 PINE PHARMACY • i S19J)5 664 CENTER ST. Regulariy $3 each Now^^cyil;^* N o w ^ e a c h HEDGE TRIMMER A Figure Is Never A Problem 49 ■. ■ „ Ml 9.9814- • i ■ ■ Fittin'r Is The Answer ■■ *Now potaeor—ino'w WuiOhYNMa-aflOw figktot Mmckfmiltr 0 1 4 QO Kamoii.s Incyniparalde CILE.M) AH*dir4m4, CdMpitt* ’with 3*pi4<4 ilNih* ODD LOT RUBBER STAIR TREADS-STANDARD WEIGHT wotfkd Givot you • iNKy drifting troll tksm hsnii ctip^trs v lw V w V :5|ips of cool, ccfol, .soft fine comb­ ^ s s staal b«w( i«t. Twd Ml*iiit Ntckd- •r Roshmg tptod. Spring •vor>l«od ed NO-IRON cotton .bati.ste. Mokof bodgo tfim iBng • brootol .one f*r a«sy drctnpg*. Hangs pn «^H brackal — Ndoptobid 4*foH««i •uaNiorya Building week only. Pretty and practical Sf/r I wKan npt in usa. laiy t« kaap'dtan. Seir Sinnl-— Peti— "B".Colors 8c Eoch 'X'XColors TOe Eoch Soo this boNuty fewerrdwl with double front panel foi*' ' ■ V—T'’— Contractor shadow .security, 'Irgore .straight L aatex faille onef piece butlnk ' j One Onp ppipi ic <■p boy l^g itlDn la of n ib - g S :! L Rcsidential'Cemmercial cut design iirevc'nts riding or trim on slant front. Contraxt- -V’. ,1 hprher faillpfaille. laxtp.x. 'rw«i'eldp pock. ' i'-'. twisting, a.ssiire.'t iierfect fit! Ing toFi. In red, black, xapphira Ij Pill. Pint), flowpi’ piM kpf top* < Altararions.Remodaling com bined w ith w hite. .Sizcx .32 '|4 and bra lop. fnIn ...ia.fa* whitp. Ip.mnn. OPEN SHOP STORE HOURS: (live tliem to June'brides and to 3*. i7.PS .32 to 3». »:30-5:.30 FREE “Business Built On graduatc.s and to yourself, but THURSDAY EARLY POR PARKING Customer Satisfaction’’ hurry . •. . quantities woii’t last ^1 2 .95 $ 17.95 7: Thurs. Until 9" long at this .said price. White UNTIL BEST Full Insurance Coverage AT REAR Tel. Ml 9-30.13 onl>'. .12-14 average, 34-44 tall. 9:00 P.M. ' SELECTIONS! 71S MAIN STREET After5:00P. .M. • " Te l . Mitchell *-086« OF STORE I 109 CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER .SERVICB STORE Manchmtcr-^Tel. MI 9-5390 82 B.\LDW1N ROAD .\ '’'i MANCHESTER,"CONN.

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l i ,. \ iC ' s t MANCHESTER RVENlNG HERALD.. MANCHE s f l£ R , CONN. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6. 1956 P ■ ■ Si (to. PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1956 tkf early morning hours on April 1 . >^ Uln| R o c k p U lc nilei of th e'road'In the case of isUinif8 HourafllcsUtfA h*^-aa passing through Coventry Maijrlce Collier, Tolland. The I-ess- Research Rocket aiR( in seeking to apeak with her, SetijLp eater Memorial er charge waa recommended by TTia Manefci created the disturbance which led State’s At(y. Joel M. Reed II. and fo r Charter to restate Hertford Man Fizzles Oiit Again Sky watch Schedule Hospital woulduld like to hla aiTest. Culller was fined $21.' Linda’s the newNiaiting hours because Judge John R. Cotter Imposed In the case of Dewey Broiisseaii. rockviLle o f iptaiin^ratandlng on the "LUCKY STRIKE” ; a fine of 150, a suspended 6-morilh Danielson, an appeal on a speeding New Experiment in Justice part! of a number of callers. Loses Appeal While Rands Proving Ground, Thunsday, June 7 ' ' I sentence at Tolland County Jail conviction In Rockville City Court By iOSEPH A. <)\VE>S , N. M., June 6 (Ah—The Navy got Midnight • 2 a.m...... Rudolph Thomas / Vlaitora may call at the hoa- ; and placed him on probation for lifonday was vacated A charge of 3 8 FT. Bolton (Speciml)—"While older : another flule Monday when it 2 a.m. - 4 a.m...... Volunteers Needed Iron and (CoBttaHed from Page One) Ipital to see adult - patlSnts In Rockville. June 8 (Special) two years. Terms of the probatlotv obstructing Irafilc was nolled by 4 Am. - t a.m...... Volunteers Needed probation officers in the depart* officers did their jobs!>|veil; h o ^ ! ' senjl-J>rivate rooms or In a ward j Tall, slender Delmonf Healop, 42. i were that he remain away from SPORT HSHING BOAT residenU itudy the )f>oselbility^of ] ' attempted to shoot a research ■ I -V the Superior Coiirl. Atty. Ronald I rocket up 13S miles. 6 a.m. - • a.m...... lean .Marcel, Ronald Gam bolati'' ot Doe'a offenae. hu'altltude and : ment. are In charge of all proba- better,. Coughlin and Breen ' jmy, | from 2 to 8 p.m. Cliildren 'pa­ jUarttord. Taber’s Cyclopedic Medi-! Coventry and that he see the chll- Jacobs. Manchester, represent^ RADIO-TELEPHONE buildlnr a new public library In ' 8 a.m. >10 a.m. ,. Volunteers N'erded HARTFORD TFKE., VERNON, C O N N > • tionary mattera In thia county. than the three men whose duties . tient* may receiv callers in EQUIPPED Its Aerobee.-Hl reBched- only 37 that of hla family, and hit giental. ical Dictionary tucked under Kia nts tn pollock how running off Bloclc 1 .%’eloclty hoped for. 2 p.m. - 4 p.m...... Mrs. Hsrold Ixird, Olive ChWtier BUYERS OF SCRAP IRON, If the inveatigators feel It necea- partment's services t'6 all courts, Mahon, probation officer In Rock­ on a breach of peace charge, but i criminal teaslon. John J.M arlin, r WE DO EXPERT ^ to the delight o f iom e alx neigh officer In ■ private room* are f-om 10 a.m. Island. Balt and tackle fur- -1 \joh n Townsend and ot]ier srien- 4 p.m. - 6 p.m. , . . . James Horgsp. aary, they will have Doe take pliya- from, trial juatlce to aiiperlor. It ts ville City Court; jlw r y Harris, In to 8, p.m. dally. accomplished hi* aim .of ''getUng | E'Ungton, charged originally with borhood children. I 8 p.m. - 8 p m ...... Ainer. Legi.irt Atix. ^ PAPER, RAGS and METALS : required by law In cases Involving a few things Into the open." ' Injury or risk of injury to a minor nl*bed. tl’al^ w;orking on the pi^oject* Indi­ . ical and paychiatric examinationa. Stafford Boropifh Court; and ' ...... - - ^ On the entrance to her former ; 8 p.m. - ,10 p.m...... Joseph Marci'n I penalties of one or more years In Arrested April 1 In Coventry for ; child, waa found guilty of a charge > PIANO TUNIN6 i outdoor playhouae. which ia , cated It might be abandoned nr 'ITtey will follow DMvdpwn "Judge" Chailea T. Undenvood. In / \ For Reserxatlon* Call at least delayed for a long time 10 p.m. - Midnight ...Mrs. Dorothy Steele. Isabel Rau OF ALL SORTS State Prlkon. Superior < ^ r t , ’•Judge" Under­ creating a dlsturhanre at the home *>f hrea h -of peace and fined J50, about aeven feet wide and aeven : through the yeara via the pfcMr- Since arriving here March L Capt. Burton R. Keeney until they can find out what the Sky watch Post located on top of Manchester Police Station. wood kent diligent records In «ut;f FY iam inoi* of Joseph A. Morea((. Healop waa | ProbaMon Revoked \ KEMP'Sg Inc. i feet deep, hanga a aign, "Linda'a; Volunteers may register at Civil Defease Headquarters. Municipal work route;—military recorda, F1?l Coughlin and Breen have put rec­ fimnd iriillty In Coventry Justice! I,ouls Anlollnl, Hartford, tm MAIN ST.—Ml 3-5880 Z 85 Foster St. — MI •-7831 Lending Library.’’ . The cute and trouble la. (Highest Prices Paid) and police recorda, achool record^ old groe«ry-order hook of his pro- , Several w:eeka ago another Aero-: Building, Manchester on Monday, Wednesday or Friday from 1 to 5 ords In order, completed several bationers’ faithfulness In report-' —■ Court. He appealed the lower court I brought to court for violation of energetic Grade 6 student at the 1 recordi from other jobe, reference "pni-aentences.’’ and set ,up a r e -} bee-.Hl reached only a few thou­ InB- decision. . , ; probation, had hla suspended ElemenUry School explaina lU ' WILL PICK UP 500 LBS. or MORE 'x^to Doe in newipaperi, recorda he porting schedule for about | To Euler Clergv sand feet In a highl.v publicized At­ 100 Representing Healop was A tty.;sentence revoked. He was sent to origin saying. "About three weeks height have from ingUtutions. kToIland County "probationers." But most of the men who work­ tempt at a new altitude record. Tw o Sliidriirs SiispriMlrd the school principal. The boya are T E L T R 5 .1 U S Francis O’l^iughlln. Rockville, who Tolland Cmuily Jail for one year, ago I decided to do something use­ May Lead Out ot Btate ' They have al.'*o arrangW a sched­ ed under the old system—like Un­ said hla cllent’a only reason for j to'be suspend^ after serving six ful with my old doll houaie. I hatt Townsend and fellow technicians Farle F. Fowler and Constantine derwood, Harris and McMahon— Hugo, Okla. (Jb —A 34-year-old Scravcle.s, both 18. Thia route may lead into other ule whereby' they watch over ses­ appealing wan th« whole months and waa placed on proba­ HOSPITAL about 40 children’s books in the (ibvloiisly were disheartened yes­ New. Haven, June' 8 (.P> • T,wo ■lalea,\Ihroijgh varied .environ­ sions of the County’s IS courts. (vere part-time probation workers, drivers' llcen*4 examiner with the story to the court. \ attic and figured they would be terday when they went out to Hillhouse High School ^sophomores paid either by. commiasiona per tion for one year from the time of ments, And tnrough aaaociatlona , Hill .t'ooperatlon Cited Oklahoma Department o f‘ Public Heslop and other wilqeaaes told his release. He waa originally con­ enough for rpe to etart a little examine the fallen rocket. 14 miles who admitted putting a tear gas case or a small fixed salarv. While with manyspeople. Their efforts in getting started Safety has been busy alncie Febrit- the following story: victed on a chu'ge of obtaining INSURANCE ne^hborhood library.” from the blockhouse at the firing bomb Under a achool stairway last /Letter from a lovely Bride: Doe'a com)tetcncies, failings, and many weie conacientious. they Up until Sepleniber. 1955, l^eslop Linda's judgment of the at­ aite. here have been suciessful. they money under false pretenses. w:eck (fumes drove moie than a the inltuencea\m)on him will ap­ - ,, < could not devote enough lime to ary cornblning 1.1. pre.ent job with ‘ m us SVien" Moreau. C6yen Stanley Le.«se, .17, Middletown, traction her discards might hold "Developing missiles on a shoe- thousand teachers and pupils from ______newer,.diitic.x as a miniater. *‘DEAR M ICHAELS- I wish every bridfr pear like algnpoMa along the way, thefh^ states2 a 11ttTr'lxTv. o r n e > s office . (j, Rca. not And finance town, theand coun- extra trjf', were living in Maasarhusrtti spl ealing a lower lourt decision Raymond E. Gorman for area jvungsters waa on the airing budget la not an easy taak," the building) were su.spended for ludzes court officials state and I'*"' finance the extra R. J. Braw'n is looking forward toge*^er, When she left with Ihelf' conaer^’ative'ajde. A fter she cata­ usually pointing Itke an e.xerclse judges, court offlr*-'- ^ on a drunken drivlni^ charge, Townsend said. an indefinite period Monday by could know how important it i.s to be fn your judges, court omciais, aiaie ana j-ours and "lelephonitls" needed to an even busier schedule as-he three children and returned to CqV' In.surance Agency logued each hyok and made ll' tn logic to the comn^sslon of the local police force*. — ------, vacated the .appeal befoie hts case criihe for which he atvaits . ien- in a thorough pre-aentence Investf-! prepared to further his education entry, Healop went to Idaho tO/Ob- j wag heard. Also vacated was the brary cards fOr borrowers she Bridal Registry] Once^I cho.se my staling pattern The department was made a gation. ; in the ministry. One qt his prob­ .Agents For: quickly found oy,t that the demand 1 lence. reality by the taat legislature. To tain a dtviWe from his wtfe tbere. | case of Bernard Beller, Windham, Picture Tube and you made a recefd ijT lire pieces ! wantedj This research con g tit^ a the support'it, J600.000 was'appropri- lems was solved Mhen a friend of­ Woman Refused to See Him on an appeal for a .speeding con- was greater than the supply. [ / fered to pay his tuition for a ses­ * THE TRAVELERS "I guess I have thy only library things.started to happen! For engagement gnd ''pre-sentence investigation ated for thia biennium, and re­ Upon hla rlrturn. Ml*. MoreaulvicUon. - Tomorrow: The method In which sion at Oklahoma Baptist Univer- refused to see litm and refused foj The court reduced a ctisrge of with every book in 'circulation." X wedding gifts, I receive ALL the sterling my heart compilation of sociological ceipts from 20 per cent of fines the probation officer waa *electe«i; aity. Shawnee. 98.3 Main St.— Ml 3-1139 muses the hespectacted brown- psychological report on John for all charges other than motor allow him to see the children. In I speeding to one of violation of haired girl., From her tone It - is desired; alt in my very own pattern, and with not Copies of the confidential reporC' x’ehicle violations were asked of , hard to determine w h eth ^ sh e is one single ,e™harra.s.sing duplication!” are sent to the court, prosecutor, State's 189 municipalities satisfied at the response oi^ isap - FREE and defense attorney. limlnated by the new depart- j pointed in the fact that thO library Doe will stand once more before menVwere the old local and coun- | Includes inatiUlatioa, plus tvt. does not have a large stock'. of ty prmation setups comprised of the court after the judge has read Guaranteed for 1 year. books. NOW the report. The sentence, tempered politicailj^appolnted officers. No different than other librarieS>. by all the facts 'known about the Also emtainated were lack of; Linda’s Lending Library has regu­ /.'xf / Tv..'-’’’—- unlformlty.Nack of town-to-town | y CALL "FETE'* WILSON accused, will be studied and equit­ lar hours. The library Is open Sat­ communicatioh, lack of profession able. -1 M l 9-5650 urday morninga front 10 o'clock through al know - how.Xand other Ineffi-1 until noon. The "pre-ientence investigation," ciencles of the (jM system. I in effect, has gone beyond the \ Berxice Calls * 4% A j B All. books borrowed tbs'previous Staffed by 40 fidt:;time officers. | Day or NIgbt Saturday arc diie and 'a portion limita of a trial in revealing "eg- thrVe supervisors amL a dir.ector. I tenuaUng circumslancea" that o f the time is devote^lo a “ Story Linda HasseU JUNES '4 ' all stSjte employees with ffirmer; Hour.” Linda reads/stories from might' explain Doe’s wrongdoing. experience in probalionahy or al­ Tlie court takes the circumstances some o f "the mOre • grown up tiny windows and in addition to a Puzgling over vx’hat to giva lied work, the departmentHs per- books'* to the tjuldren. IJiulrrwtMMl oil •i-Day W ork | into consideration. In this sense, manentifond uniform,, with Nrtan", bulletin board, a collection of small the bride? Look in Mtehaels'. the investigation gives a criminal ■ The children range in age from stones also hangs on the walls. Bridal Registry and see ex­ dard procedures in all 18 offic DIAMONO’S fix to nine years, and according Bridgeport, June 6 UP)— About j a fair chance. A desk from Bolton's Little Red actly w'hal she xx-anta moat, I As Doe leaves the courtroom for Files Transferable to the librarian, have exercised Sch(x>lhouse and doll furniture af­ 1.000 workers at the Underwood Om laNiii Supir tist housa paint (t m wHh iv iry 5 ganons .exactly 'what she already Files gathered on probationera [ great care in handling the books haa! the State Prison, the report will ARMY "I’” NAVY ford visitors comfort. C’orp. here go on a 4-day week travel with him the latest and are readily transferable from of- ! and retufnlng them on time, Pleased at its earl)'aucceas, the flee to office. In the eveiH a pro-1 KridSy because o f what the firm Norfolk's amazing original Super-Last most informative slgnpokt in his Popj^r among members ' are owner and opera.or of Linda's lieft to right: Skylar Kirk; Celeste by Gorham: batioiier .In one county moves to ; "Tbs'little Golden Books." "Miss Lending Library says 'T n happy called a cutback to adjust-produc­ Silver Spray by Tqw/le.' We also carry selections documented life. another. A probationer who has Muffet,” "Jack and Jill ’ and the that,_my old playthings are useful tion to Inventory. from Heirloomm. Wtiilace, International, Lunt, Reed Copy Piled in Ktickville been convicted In one town and : mwseruBiPiaiugBB Walt Disney creations. now'for other children." One oIBclal of the typewriter and Barton aniird/othera. Another copy of the report will who lives in another may report to ; DARE ,' The atmosphere in Unda’a Lend­ manufacturing Aim said the cut­ be filed in an office at 28 Union the office nearest hla home, rather ^ ing library is not unlike that of back may last until August. The St., Rockville, place of, business than to the court w here hla case' regular town and city supported About 1* per ( ent uf U.S. paasen- cutback affects the manufacturing for tlie soft-spoken, ex-insurance was heard, as he would have, been units. Linda'a mother, Mrs; James ge.r ears are pre-World War II division, which on the w h ole em­ agent and the steady eyed ex-wel- required to do under the old sys- TO USE Hassett haa made drapes for the modeli. ployes 2.000 workers. fare worker, James M. Cpiignlin, tem. - *; ■ / 32, Hartford, and Robert L. Breen, Slate-Wide auperviaipn covers j Will Sol bttetar from moisture on previouslyly u ^ i (nted turfacesi 31, Storrs, respectively. the probationer, rather than local j Climatized to resist the meet rugged extnen>M ef temperature I .TEWpn,ERS-SILVBRSMITHS The office is the Tolland Coun­ Bupervialon. Thia uniformity could | COLOR MAIN ST^. MANCHESTER 888 ty branch of the new Department not hax’e existed under the old sys- | THE KNOWN NAME, THE KNOWN QUALITY SINCE 1900 of Adult Probation, which was set' lem, in which probation officers up throughout the State March, 1, moved in and out of the courta’ on | house eliminating l(xal probation Sys­ the tides of local politics. i •AS', ’ tems. ■AaV RAYMINTS INVITBD Oldtimera Did Job Well SLEEPINU BASS CJE.H01ISE&S0N paint Coughlin and Breen, two of 40 However, many of the former k ■ I ■ I iM PAINTERS DO! LARGEST and FINEST W E Ol.VE GREEN STAMPS SELEOnON IN TOWN More btittor-reeistant frqifi moisture previously paioted eurfacee than any ordinap^ house paint. 'it. $1*95 to $10.50

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o - a \ ’V- /!■ ■f.- A'- BIANXHESTER feVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, JUNE fi. 1966 / MANCHESTEH EVENING HERALD, M ANOi^TfiR. C0NN„ WEDNESDAY. JUNE 6. 1956\ PAGE EIGHT PAGE NINE of a charga of optrating a motor^ Vehicle registration. . tt by aetna Himd or anothar, ab­ fact physical ahapa, ha went out ' l 8 a u r i|P H t r r Heada Confereiyce Minor AccidentK vehicle wntla undei' th a tnfluan tnl Nollaa were entered in the caaec Senators ‘ Confirm sorbed with the Idea of setting the to Colorado, and, after aaveral Boy Slayer of Three Gdurt Cases of intoxicating liquor. of O raslo Scarlato, 80. of 68 Birch record atralght and doing some weeks of rest and reli^xatlon, had Defense Attorney Harojif W. St., charged with non-support; P6RSONAL HEARING SERVICE ^tipuinQ ifpralb R etried in Area \ Seaton for Cabinet justice to those who did not escape. a heart attack. Oarrity, baaed ,hts caee/on the Charleg jJ . Cassellt, 19. of 37 Clin­ » or MAMctiEsnyi^ The physical examination he had Joseph r . NavtllE 24. of a N athan inability of the state tMirove thqf ton St..^harged with violation of uJ2Jg*lgglS?nfo*«5riNe. One must also credit them with Saari waa tntoxlcat«F’’at the tima the ruiea of the road; and William (CoatlniN^ from Page One) IX BtiMlI SirMt then was just as good as ahy phys­ Two motorigts Involved , In I Ruled Mentally Sick Rd., was fliiad for opera t* Hooring Aids . . . lo rto riM . . . Cords HanctaraUr, Conn. the Indention, If not the actual r*- various tests were aflniihlttered at J. Tojiping. 24, of 12 Proctor Rd., minor accidents early todaywers .or v e h lc la ^ hhlla llt hia 11- The only other speaker was Sen. TBUMAS F. I'KRGUSON form needed for It. of seelhg that ical examination that could be warned for speeding, State Police barbecues Ing a motor police headquarters where Saari charged with hssault and battery W t l r t ^ R R. FERGUSON suipenslon, re- was brought- irfler being stopped, In a domestic argument at his Neuberger (D-Ore) who seid he Rtpoirs , . . Custom Ear>molds PubUalitra something Ilka It doesn't happen given to the two oppoeing candf- reported. Rockville, June 6 (Special)— ; cause he said I wou'd apoll the censa la under on C harter 04(k St. home. had voted to confirm Seaton In the ■" Founded October 1. IWl datei this year. We hardly think Trooper Arthur Blorpberg of the Be at ease when you nerve Tha _ 11-year-old .Mansfield farm : runners bacause there wasn’t any ceived a 30-day auspended Jail again. Stafford Springs barrteks said a Saari tojdT the court th a t he was Upon the recomptendation of Interior committee but felt he Fubaebed B^enr Eeenini i^ceipl that we aa a nation tyant to^re- i snow. sentence, and was pUcad on six must point out that the Nebrasken lundaya and Holldaya. fclntered at the trailer trilck driven by\Pasqusle backyard barbecuea and you'll hoy who fatally shot his father, months probation for reckless on hia w ^' home from a meeting William DeHan, asalstant prose-, PHONE Ml 9-6281 PMtiOnice at Mancheeier. Conn., aa qiilre otin- presidential candidates "My mother spanked me about cuttng attorney,; Karp continued was becoming head of the Interior California Augur.v? Paolisai. 39, New Haven, mowed enjoy them so much more! 6 mother, and brother April 21 is g ' five times in the past year. She driving In Town Court this morn­ at thp'^tanchcster Country Club KSad Claat Mall Matter to pass s physical fitness test, and down 1.1 fence posts on Rt. 15. wherf he was stopped on Charter the rases of Robert J. Comollo. D epartm ent In an admlniel!V«tlon FOR OELIVERT SERVICE md HOME AFFOINT- SUBSCRIPTION RATES perhaps California put every­ * ft. table and 2, benches made •*achlEOphrenic,” showing “ex­ ! us;!d the razdlr strap, and I hid it ing. Deputy Judge Jules A. Karp "that naa done more damage to Payable in Adeance Wlllington, at about 6 s.m.i after presided. Qsw St. by Sgt. Henry Oauruder. 18, of i09 Prospect St., charged thing In thla presida.itlal election thers seems quite a limit to what of inch '■knotty Redwood treme hoetiilty, underljlng ideas on her, and then ahe used one of Garrity claimed that the i'ntoxl- with breach-.of the peace end op­ true conservation than any In mod­ MENTS— for •xominoHons and Bttings. any chart could tell even If'we did. going out of control. I my father’s belts, and I hid It. Nevus’s attorney., Frederick Oita Tear ..... year Into one neat single package. Blomb'ig. who warned PaolisSl, planks. , , «>f persecutipn, ahd an accumula­ n ter test and other tests given to erating a ■motor vehicle with de­ ern times.” f U Moniha . . . ' After that she used her hands. Rundbaken of Hartford, plea^ The Oregon Sehatorikaid Seaton n ree Montba Ones the voters in a It Is just- as well that Mr. Butlsr said the tiu< kdrlver told him the tion -of emotional anerery which he, nolo contendere to both chaj^^a. Saari were administered from 35 fective- equipment; Albert ’Cole, raimot handle except In outward On Friday, April 13, Robert’s 50. of 129 Branford St., charged 1$ faced with numwous tough ^ la Montli primary took their buslneas seri­ is not really serious, hut merely vehicle veered off the rdad while | 27.85 father told him to be quiet "seven saying he did not wish to contest minutes to over three houra after' Weekly ...... aggression.’’ Saari had his-last drink. with Intoxlgatlon, breach of the. ^ueitlona Including wnether to a!p- Slnjla Copy •• ously, there was no more of campaigning against Risenhower. It' was being driven on the I ! or.Alght times” while Robert was them, but said that othei/rircum- shoulder, ■ Thla diagnosis of Robert Cur- stances In the case nee^ifid to be Tlie Intoxlhieter test wa.s,gl\;en 35 peace, assault and resisting arrest prove a high federal' dam at the m e m b e r o f _ that somewhat mischievous, light­ \ genven was made known today in 1 ’'fooling around- in bed." Acker- at police headquarters; and Mrs. Hell'a Canyon aite on the Oregon- THE ASWCHATED PRESS Paoliasl was not Injured, .pofice : ; man atated. heard. minutes after .Saari Was stopped The AaeocUft^ Preei le exclutivelT hearted, Irresponsible voting which said. a finding released by Tolland Neyue was arrested May-31 at and showed that hia. breath con­ Anne F. McCaughey, 39,. of 382 Idaho border, whether to resist entitled to a e uee of republlcatlon of County Coroner Bernard j. Acker­ Robert said that on that da'y hl'a Center St., charged with' disre­ what Neuberger railed coimtcrclal ali~aeira'dlaoatchea credited to It. or handed Estes Kefsuver his early • Meanwhile .lames M. Shea,\22:-1 i father "spanked me on the rump" 1:05 a.m. by«Pa\yfilman Walter tained .17 per cent of alcohol. Med­ alt neva diapatchea credit A Thought for Today Hebron, tvas warned after a c^r . We'll help you relax man. The boy waa found crim­ ical authorltlea agree th t .15 per garding a atop sign. All were enroarhmcnls on the natloWg park Sothot oaerwlaeotterwlae credited 'P. victories, Adlal Stevenson's win after telling him to be qUIet Cassells Ji/ ifter he spotted rescheduled to June 13, and alao the li-cal neara publlahed h^e. he was driving went but of control^ inally responsible for the triple Nevue’s car sa one he had chased cent is the dividing . line between- aystem, whether to- grant mining AlKirtrtU of rapobUcaUon of apedal in (Tallfomla if convincing, where slaying. "Sevan or eight times" while "I Ksrp also continued until June on a curve on Piqe HI., Columbia. [, was fooling around in bed.” earlle,r w e^on E. Center St. w briety and Intoxication. claims and oil and gas leases on dlatwtcbea herein ara alao reaerred. The Raallliides for Parents 'The finding. Incorporating Infor­ 13 the campanion cases of five public lands, and several others. that in Florida was narrow. It by Naomi (lay and snipped oft a guy wire pole. [ Rundbaken said that Nevue was Garrity questioned Dr. Nicholas Pull aerrica client of N. E. .A. Sere* Trooper At thill Haivt-y. of the i mation from a psychiatric report As he was feeding his chickens youths charged with trespassing. How he meets ■'these challenges. ends Kefauver as a Cgiidijate for Bles.sed sre you when Ood gives The Rev. John C. Knolt this summer the next morning, the finding helpin|r s companion who was til Msrzialo, 'who examined Sadri that Colchester barracks, said Shea prepared , at the Nonvich State night and Dr. Abraham Stolman, The five youths were arrested by Neuberger said, will determine **Pub!wflera Repreaentallvea: -The the lop spo^. It puls ■ atex-enson you s child. says, Robert thought "I would kill at tpe time and was attempting to Patrolman Newton Taggart when Jullua Mathewa Special A*eiKy .^New Was unhurt. Hospital, said, "Robert Curgenven dpK'e him home. He said Nevuq chief toxicologist with the State, whether Scathn gos down In his­ York Chicaao. Detroit anil ^ » t^ __ very milch closer to the nomina­ For then you sre numbered among The Ret'. John C. Knott, arrh- presents the picture of withdrawal them all.' I didn’t think what 1 they were found swimming In Saul- tory as "another Douglas McKay *M liM BER* AUDIT BUREAU OF the. fortunat . diocesqn director of the M Marriage would do without them.” He de new he should not drive, but that! and they admitted Jiat the absorp­ tion. And the nature of the recent from reality. tion rate of one ounce of alcohol ter’s Pond, June 3. or GIITord Plnchot." CIRCULATIONS ______Blessed are you when your child i and Family Apoatplate, will per- elded to wa\t until Saturday because of the lateness of the Charged were Joseph P. Hop­ / lampaigning between the two "Electro-encephalographic find­ hour, Nevue did not wish to call takes about 96 minutes. 'Tliey Seaton aucceeds McKay In the Tha Herald Printing Company In^ sees beauty, love and loyalty aonally conduct the first Cana Con- Auxiliarv Police cause "1 didn’t have time to (JA It kins, 16; Joseph C. Guinan, 17; . ¥ ings (examination of the boy's hia parents to come after him, agreed, therefore, that the reading Interior post. attuTnei•aaumea.no 00 iioRncmiflrntncial re»poimiuu"jj;?»^blllty for men seems to have destroyed any In you, ference to be held In Ihe church brain waves) are non-specific and Friday night." KennAh J. Slowell, 17; and Ray­ lypograpbleal Yrrora appearing For he will develop.these charac- '*ie Church of the Aasump- sa.ving they were most likely of .17 could be much higher than TertlaeinMU a ^ olhei*. read^g pi s.sibillly that Kefaiiyer might be Outing June 24 add an organic component to the ’ Saturday morning Robert "fig­ asleep at the lime. It.would have been immediately af­ mond H. Akerlind. 18. kll of East There were 13.600,^ buttons on . • In Tiia Mancheaier Eeenlng■ ■ Hen teristlca ,and you will be Hon,Sunday at 2 p.m. ured" how to operate/ihe rifle Hartford and.Barry 'W. Small, 18, offered, or might take, second blessed conference will consist of distorted personality .structure.” Rundbaken also stated that ter Saari took his last drink be­ one costume made for Frances I DIaplay adyertlalDg rlpalng houra: Robert is roniined to Norwich owned by his father, la thought of cause of the (>Iiipsed Urn,, betw-een of Hartford of France In the 16th century. place with Stevenson. Blessed are you when vour child i‘"""''""J Manchester Auxiliary Police will Nevue wa.s due to attend a hear­ Good S .w tl Now, over a hundred wonder­ Tor K o n d * ?-l p.m. J^WaV lowed by State Hospital under an indefinite killing them while/Mieep, but de­ ing with the Motor Vehicle De­ the last drink and the Intoximeter The five cesea were efmtlnued on fo r TiMBday—1 p-m, 'They have aaid aome rath er low confides in you, ' . lowed bv a question and answer hold an outing Sunday, .lime 24. at | cided that If I kUied one, all woiild request of DeHan. because they ful ready-mixed ind Maettro Colon to choow from. Come in todqrl Ter wAneaday—J p. period. Refreahmenla will be the cottage of Ted Onodchild, Bol- commitment ordered b,v proiiate partment about getting his license test. It la only about tOO years since For Thuraday—1 p. nv W^neaday. Uilnga about each other, in their For then yoq havp eatabliahed a Judge Edward Moran of Noi-wich get up and come at me too soon.” sre-' undergoing examlnatlnna ,at relationship that makes you served. Benediction of the Blessed ' Ijikc, back scheduled for a few days Garrity introduced two wit­ most cookjng In America was done, For Friday—1 n. m. Thuraday. atniggle for political lurvival. .Sacramenl and renewal of the Recommends Hnspltalizatlnn Hia moU>er remained in the after the date of his arrest, and nesses'who said they saw Saari at East HOrtford hnd H ertford (Public over open'flres. Sy>r Saturday—1 p. m. Friday. a good parent The committee, headed by Carl house aft^his father and brother High Schools. BUSH HARDWARE CO. / Claaalfled deadune; While the two Democratic rivala m arriage vow* will taka placa In Higgins. Is planning a program of The finding recommended fur­ that If Nevue were convicted, it Manchester Country Club and that day of publication except Saturday — Blessed are you when your child ,.hu,ch closing the conference. ther hospirallialion for Robert left for /bores, and "I decided .to would certainly affect his status they had one drink together about 79.1 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER t •. m. ' ______were battling it oiit, a Republican can trust in you, j Kathe'i- Knott is quite humorous Interest In all- members and the who wiped out his father. Ri( h- kill and waited biit got nerv- primary was also bei.ig held in wives and lady fi lends of the with the department. 12:30 before startihg home. They For he will live that others msy j j„ ^^-e|| versed on information ard S. Curgenven Sr.. 42; his OUXy' Howei-er, Rundbaken stated testified that Saari appeared nor­ Wednesday, June S trust In him. \ towards the attitudes of married group, who have also. Iic^ii Invited mother. Beatrice, 40; and his friend took Robert ' fiahing PITTSBURGH PAINTS California. In the prealdenl'ial aa- towHend. A feature wilfbe lohsteia A ‘ that he knew.the law slated that a mal and able to drive. pegt of this primary, Dwight D. Blessed are you when .vou are able j couples as regards their slate in lounging luxury brother, Richard Jr., 14; ullh a ■rintil dinnertime. In the afternoon fine is In order for conviction of Karp weighed the evidence and to understand your child. j life and (he aftermam should prove and ctqnyj secured from Maine by series of shots from a aingle-sh(^ he and hia brother worked on a log Khrushchev O^i Stalin Eiaenhowei waa running unop­ the coi^ilttee. driving While under ai^sponsion. He testimony and slated that the State The tex t of tl^e Khrushchev For with understanding and af- enjoyable, f.'ana conferences are W'atkins siesta chair adjusts to three 22 caliber rifle, on 'the fanim’ fort they were building;; also recommended a suspended jail could not prove beyond a reason­ ATTENTION PARENTS posed, There waa no contest to fection ybii give him the feel­ (or husbands and wives, ' ftatholic Auj^iiil'jea planning to attend farm. .Spring Hill Rd.. M ans^ld.' 'The finding continuca:' Robert ■peech debunking SUlln last Feb­ the oullng'should contact any of- comfortable jiositiona. Hardwood sentence for his" client, slating able douht that Saa.l was intoxi­ drtim up excitement or pull out ing of security. and non-CatholIp, of all ages. The finding said Robert>^esent- climbed a chicken coop roof with that "a Jail sentence hanging over cated and therefore entered his not ruary if, of courae, one of. the great Bleaserl are you who set a good ex­ Rescrvalions may be made by fice.1' for.^ reservations as soon as frames are varnished; reinforced s-wide vantage point so he could vciek Yet, running uhi.ppo.sed, possible. ftil over beatings, pimped the Nevue’s head may convince him of gullt.V finding. SPECIAL fascinating documents of history. ample for your child. railing Mr. and Mrs. John Spnsitn, 13.95 seats and backs in gay yellow striped killings for a week anA 'on April 21 pick off hia father and brother on the Reprihllcan Piealdent is out parish rhairmen, who are being as­ the aeilou.sne.ss of hia offenae. In other cases. Donald T. Ben­ It prdvifles case histories of Sta­ For then jou have the determina­ duck. / planned four diffe^t attempts their wa.v to the barn for eveninu Karp readily agreed with the de­ nett Jr., 23. of 42 Drive A, waa \ 10 WEEK TRIAL COIJRHE ahead oPStevenson. and inny even tion to make a better parent. sisted by the following committee:/ before firing th e^sf shot at his chorea. However, he kept sliding off lin’s murders. It traces his vanity Aft-, ami .Mrs. Jam es Barry, M fense attorney and Impo.sed the flnert>518 for violation of the rules wind np md. far below the com-' Blessed are you when you do not brother, who \y*n milking cows, the steep-pitched root, and Ham­ I two sentences. of the road; and Edwin P. .John­ 10 PRIVATE LESSIONS In documentary fashion. It proves, ar^d Mrs. Romero Cartief-. Mr, ^ u l real cool! bined total or^^he votes cast for the demand , perfection In your late in the ariernoon. mered in .1 nail for support. But I Karp found Edward M. Saari, son, 20, of 23 Oak Grove St., fined beyiwid doubt, his extraordinary, child . Mrs. Frank Vendetta and Mr./and Woven fiber .seats anil back are always cool, yet Walking from the barn to the hia mother called him for aupper. two DcniocrallKrlvals In thla atate Mrs. James Mulready. ! 42, of 58 Plymouth Lane Innocent $6 for failure to secure a motor .^hMMtsad auspiclon. It shows how For Willi proper guidance he wilj each strand of fiber has a sturdy’wire core! P'rames hou.se. R0bert fatallv shot hia ' After supper. Robert followed FOR ONLY with Ita big edge\for the Demo­ develop the traits and habits of spring steel are finished in charcoal with pink motheiythrough a wlndoiy and , his bortlier to the barn and, grip- $10.00 avmenca against thosa to be then^lled his father as Richard I ping bullets between his teeth, crats In registeredyoters. ' that lead toward perfection. Six froiii.Are^ fibcr..or black with white fiber. Smart 1956 colors! purgf^xWU manufactured. It de­ It would he fooli.sh Mideed to look Blessed are you when you grow c a M out a aide doorr* j flred the first of ejght ahota that Accordion furnished for home use. We have room for scribes, fr^m the words of soms of up with your child. /T he flndiqg quotes Robert as ; eradicated his famifv. fonvard to NovemberXann tabu­ Yale Graduates /follows: a limited number—so enroll your child now] CARUSO the vlcUm# themselves, the physi­ For throng laughter, fellowship Ackerman concliulea, "Based on ACCORDION SCHOOL with 18 branches in Eastern late Its reauU.s In arfvanceX No ,pb- and you gain his eom- "My mother and father were I information obtained from . . . THURSDAY ^ FRIDAY — SATURDAY, cal tortures with v/hlch the fa­ llMcal campaign, no candidiHe, can panfonship. Six yourfg people from Manches- r pretty good to me moat of the neighbors, school teaclierz. friends Mechanic Wanted Connecticut assures your chiM of hijrh teaching stand­ mous confessions were extracted. ever aately be aold abort. As In Blessed ai'e you when you trust ler 'and this area are candidates time, but wlien I did .aometliing I and refaTJvJs, Robert at no time Wanted mtelranic, must ba axparianeed. Mod­ ards. Rhone now] Course runs'from June 25 to end for degrees alt Yale University’s wrong,^ they would spank or sc'old I t proves, with ataUatics./how wide baseball, the iipael la one of ttie in Ood for guidance in rearing I evidenced any homicidal tenden- ern up to dot# garage. Year 'round work. Pleos- of August. a swath th.-ough tha/Communlst your child; x 21,Mh commencement, to be held me. When I lost or broke some­ I clcs. He appeared to he inne'-'" a'.andlng rules of the game of p<>li'\ Monday at 10:30 a.m. on the.iinl- thing of my brother's, he would ont working conditions. Excellent pay. Apply in party leadership tha italln jeal­ For though' there are barriers, intelligent, well-mannered, well- tics. ■* ' faith in Ood ivill help you to versity’ji historic old cainpua. with beat me. He would hit me on the spoken, and superficially a typical person ousy cut. \ I But, io far aa foini,,/fs worth mold a life of love and good 10,000 persons expected to witness, shoulders. . . . American farm boy.'* the traditional ceremonies. Brother Hit Buy It is an amazing docun^nt, anything, the Califoriha primary will. which makes the worst the vwt- Bleshed sre you when your child Those fionr this area who will "A couple of weeks ago I was resnita are likclwlo give the j>at- receive degree.s include: Gwendo­ ■ \ bringing a chicken crate down THE MUSIC SHOP Some scien'tists no.w doubt that am world thought of Stalin seent shall grow up and call you DON WILLIS GARAGE tern for the nrtnainder of the ram- bisi^cd. lyn Margaret Olenney, RFD No.3, from a chicken coop on my Intelljg-nce declines rfter age ,30. 18 MAIN ST. 1013 MAIN ST.—MI 9-2306 tarns by comparison. No one pa igrt—.SJjtl'enson over Kefauver, (ThV Christian Advocate) f’ove'ntry. Master of Nursing; brother's sled and he yelled at m’e About half U.S. Income Is spent knew just how much of a "bloody Theodore Davjd Chambers Jr., 1.16 I and hit m* across the face, be- on food, clothing end shelter. and^W nhower over Stevenson. Main St., Bachtlor of Laws; Al­ Joe!’ he was. Sponsored \hy the M anchester Council of Chtmiphes. bert Raymond Grossman, 77 And throughout the speech, Brookfield St., Bachelor of Kn- Khrushchev kept en phasizing mat In RolognE g . gineerlng: Sheldon Mift-er'Jaffe, While the Communists were thla persecution of supposed .t’One- 48 Brookfield St., Bachelor of N o w is th e firh e l C o in e in-wW^rife in —Ph o n e in i inles of the people” came.not dur­ taking a general licking in the re­ A rts; William Pyle Slovei,' Jr., 160 cent Italian 'ijlocal election, they DroocHes Main St.. Bachelor of Arts, and ing the period when the party was By ROPER PRtqB Jeffery Norland Shinn, Bolton, faced with real internal strife, but scored one very handsome victory. Doctor of Engineering. ' only after all the party’s real bat­ This was In the city of Bologna, X famous Marc Nicolet THEIR REGULAR tles Inaids Russia had been won. where a Cdmmunist mayor .was re­ l•I..^YI^'G POSSI'M turned to office with a big In­ Temple, Okla. W '—Mrsi R. C. Btalln’a murder W’aa wanton and Nelson caught a mother possum ^ ' Watches NATIONALLY ADVERTISED PRICES without policy reaion of any crease In his vote. One reason for .and two young in her hen house, this seema- to have been that his kind. Fgrabbed i ' \ a club and heat them. She IH« ( ■Very ivell, aaya moat of our opponent waa endorsed by local tqok the bodies to IH' city dump A S S E E N IN church leaders^ and .that Bologna bii' aa ahe waa leaving noticed a western conunent on these dis­ sigdvssying there was n J.IO flue first with fhe new..* closures; But where were Khrush­ has a long tradition of being aa foi d^ifung (lead nnuuais. chev and hia friends all the time? anti-cleilr-al aa it can. S li e \e n l bmk In pick up the! Th* fabric that *br•ath•t^ aninials but ahe didn't have to ' -« Were they not sharing responsibil­ But the more telling reason, ap­ parently, was, a’ cuilous reversal w-orry. . . ! ity with Stalin? Were they'not As she neared the spot she saw | | Trans-East Solid Cherry I. C> -e-L KIP.DBHT part of hfa Crimes? .Were they of what the Communist and anti­ the mama poksiim and two little ; 0 8 not’taking the crumbs from his communist, candidates stood for. L ones walkingXw ay, apparenWy ' ' . i g Unluirt. / Just as Chippendale turned to China for inspira­ terrorist table? How can they The Cliristlsn t)emocral run­ SPORT SHIIITS /*Biibbla w.Hh a' ^liihhle I I tion in the 18th Century, we again borrow from ■ now hope to purge themselves by ning against this Comiminiat re- (riuie was a highly reapecled pro­ 4I!hla bubble Is suffering from ’ the Far East in de.«igning thi.s contemporary bed- merely denouncing Stalin 7 tgit'o'clock shadow because being’] ■ room. Trahs-Fast truly captures the quiet elegance' You'll be 'cool eIs a cucumber* all The publication of the full text fessor, with -very lilreral Ideas a bubble, it-nfttuially has a bubble"'' about sotfike='World wheriTsui'h a thing has You'll find the mem- \4 fxciwtfve do$l0n$ ■Jewel , l,a(h'es’ Gold .Filled, 17 other auppost'dly responsible le’ad- happened—whgee the radical label berfi listed in the yellow hra'cclel watch. Jewel Man’s hra- era. It was a long tinie before has, onre in- offite, beconie an ex- i pages of your telephone MARC S'K'OLKT walcbeS are Regularly 385.00. cqlct watch. Reg- RKG. other leaders knew what was go- lisme b|*nd . of conseivatism. j book. preferred by.di.>!,crimlnalinK iieo- Now 351 00. uliirly- ( $85.00. 89c ' ' Ing on. H i s manufacture of false j Son'® of, bur Aiiioitnn Socialist ple who . .seek the ultimate in Now 33'1 00, . ■ ' 63 \ aridehce against his victims wag mayors come .to mind craftsman.ship . and elegance! Choice of 'Fishing Fliei-’, preposterous, but detailed and And here’.s YOUR cliance'to give' •GolfersVDucW.'HoTsea* complete, Rwky For Presidpnt Open slock oi|e of the.se fine watche.s to j’our In 100% itretchv nylon. . And otie can read .belwiecq Democratic National' t*hatinian 6/ course graduate at actual, .saving* of .One *ize fit* all, men! ipirushch«i''s lines -of' a group Of laul Butler, who caiiniit afford to 6et'4 Gold Filled, . 17 40 % ! Beeau.se we imiiortod them ttien feeiing themselves' all per­ neglect aiy issue of any calibre, .lexvel Man's self directly, -vou benefit w ith un­ COOL PilSSE haps to be doomed, but yet lack­ winding watch. heard-of 40"r’ off .sale prices! thinks ' tl— woiild lie a very good Regularly 389.50. Sold Filled, 17 - - I ' \ PAJAM AS, n ing, for a long time, In the mutual thing lot'have bdth nominees for Haiid-FinlsheJ . Now^ 353.5Q.. 1 .f e w e 1 Ladies’ Come in right away while selec­ trust and confidencewhich might, President this veai .examined bv bracelet watch. 14 K arat Gold, 17 tions are complete.. No-iron fabric Regularlv 389.50. Jewel Man’s self­ enable them to get together, safe th» same physician. ' . Triple dresser base with it.s unu.'‘ual winding watch. frbm, the presence of some Stalin Gift occasions,*, grouping of 11> drawers is 62 inches Now $41.70. Then, we preaiune. the American A Regularlv 1175. •py in their midst. people .should proceed to vote for IVa$liin)4 the time wide ...... lOil.oO Now $105 00. And as one reads between, the the.best chart. And we Imagine I Ti'iple dresser mirror ...... 56.9,5 -Dress watches, sport watches,^self-winding Perfect auniiher comfort lines, one incline*, more^and moie, that Sir. Butler thinks' that almojil Find out how much cleaner aixi Poster lied reproducing the old can- in the.se shiSrt sleeve, cool brighter we can wash your car Lamps watches, water-tight watches, diamond watches ... to the theory that the day did ai'5'b(jdy the DemO( rats could non-baU , design with distiiictive head cotton pajamas. .Size* with our Weaver Automatic Cm a .spectacular collection (if handsohie timepieces '** come when the instinct to .save A-D. I* Same, unless it might be .Senajor W asher. Every car it automatically panel ...... ; ...... lOJ.oH for every occasion—forever.) personality— Broadcloth Pajam as 2.37 thcmaalves did . create one plot | Johnson of T('xh.s^ would ha\ e sprayed with fresh wawr and mild Hall-top bed, full or twin sizes 70..50 and all brand ne)v 1956 models! 14 K arat Gold, 17 Jewfl I.jidiea' dia- against StalUi which was real, and better chart, for there would be no | detergent, and thoroughly hand ,'six-jrtrawer chest, .1512 inches i 'PENNLEIGH' not Imaginary, and *:hich did do sponged and chamoised. We ncrer 15.85 mond watch. notation of a past heart attack on wide ...... ,..1 3 9 .5 0 , Regularly 330Q. Gold Filled, 17 •rmething about chdmg the life use harsh detergieaM tbst might your choice*"as lltllo ® It; 'The Democratic Idea, this . ' » .Now 3180.00. Jewel .Man'.* bra­ 5-STAR SHIRTS ; Ksponsible for the long reign of year, seems to he that we shoiihl i injure the finish...or dirty wash Grand iiloa for weddings celet watch. Reg- water left over from a previous ' Imagine buying one of the.s«. traditionally fine Marc Nicolet watches at 40'f Ifss than its na­ Guoranlodd collar , terror. have, for President, our beat ph>-si- or showei' gift.'', birth- 11 I a r I V 389.50. 14 K arat Gold. 17« car...or ”hit-or-miss” assembly tionally advertised price! You!CAN, at .MICHAELs , because we imported them at the.se phe­ Now $53 70. Jewel Ladle*' In any case, abuse of the present cal-specimen. To he logical, they da,\'.s. aniuversnrles and line methods! The automatic op­ nomenal savings just in time for graduation gift-giving! The Marc Nicolet (Watch compai’es *port watch. Reg.' HKO. O . S 7 ^ Russian leaders on the ground that would pitt Ro(,ky Marciano' bade hoii.-^e wanning.^. Trim eration of the Washer gets the job favorably with the finest i^bwiss-made watches! Every Marc Nicoletwatch lias fine, famous 111 a r I v 3135.00. WITH A GRANT 2.98 X they do not denounce themselves on a diet, and groom hiiq as .their done in the time needed for and lovely jHili.shod bi'iik.s Now 381.00. and expensive features .such as noh-breakable mainspring, non-breakable crvstal. shocks resist-- ; along with Stalin does not stand dark horse. "‘~'- manual washing, J. ha.sp.s with the new .shal­ CREDiT'COUrON ACtGUNT up very well, under the experience low .st.x'le shadc.s'of t.af- ant movement, birilium.balance, non-magnetic features! Own one! Give one! And come in soon Our own brand with col­ Thia advocacy of a medical ex­ Give yostr car that "like new” look while selections are complete! - ■ . Just fill out e ti(npla applica­ lar guaranteed for life of of reading Khrushchev. Assuied- amination Is, however, rather today. Drive in for our fela in beige coloring. speedy, \ ■ . ■ ' tion. We'll Eupply you wi»h aliirt or a new shirt. Lus- Ij, they would not convict them- short in Ita memory. What It ali-poior trash io b l Fitted with 3-lite fix­ <7/ manc/te^te'L. Coupons to ipend llko Cosh. troua broadcloth. 15-17. Mlvas, aven if thay bad' shared does not remember Is that, shortly tures and reflectors, Us.i- •taUn’a guUU to tbs fuUaat degree, befora ha wen't out to Colorado al!y $19.50. 935 MAIN STREET — Mitchell 3-5171 •lit it alao aaems clear that, they last aummar. President Blsenhow- MORIARTY THE KNOWN NAAAI, THE KNOWN. QUAlltV SINCE V?Q0 . wm. at laaat human Mnga. auf- or undarwant ona of hU routlna ax' JEWELERfi-SILVERSNlTHB 816 MAIN STREET' jH tag an argaal whlefc was almost malnatlona, and waa pronounced BROTHERS W. T. GRANT ■i MMr, aaea is d from tci be I n . ^ Miapa. TSen, In.pfr- ,6 1 6 Center St .— MI .6-5186 ' 958 MAIN ST^MI 9-4I98 t. I .' f ■■.»•...»■ i - H \ .'X /- -w-wf,-,’■v»*^•8b*’ * A* *y «- •Sr'-Ai ♦4^* A* I-W 6 '«■«>>•• , > . ■•e^b.^»g-w'we4. -'^w (*•»,» - .w- .r • ’ * * • • ' -i-v , / A* '.V' "-- ■ '■’f- ■ ’ J' ' • ' , ■ J . e , . ' V - - f ' . \ - ' ■ ■ . ■ i ■ ■ ■ \ MANCHESTER* EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6. 1958 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MAl^CHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 19S6 »A G E T E !f -----— ^ ^ ------(— ------PAGE e l e v e n Krcpivrs Scholarship Rock villa Meteorologuts at Buckley Coroner Urges WKN»-Me WHAT—eie wooo—im Daily R a0o MAN(»IEST£R XNiniNG MILLSI Make Daily Weather Report Stronger Laws WGTH—Idle Crash Victims WDRC—1 3 M Eaatera Staadare Ttaso WTIC—lOM Extradicted for Covering Guns Tba (oUQWuig (irtorani Mbadulab. 8 il8 — , *'Good'*^mornlnt! TTi* tempei-*- GOP Women Plan •ra supplied by the radio manage- WllAY-Polka Psriv Bay Stale Trial bivMiinE Good ATutle t a n tor today waa 76 . deg:r»'» - . (Continued from Pnga One) manta and are aubjact to chatiga WK^B—S#**t|ar P arty J^renhalt, the barpmelor teadlnp For Garden Parly without ndUca. WTJC—O»nv^r*a!lon Rockville, June 6 I Special) - Ope SO Inchee ot mercury and the FAMOUS FURNITURE BRANDS AT SAVINGS tita— - WDRC—.Johnny Dollar of two .teenage occupants of a car humidity waa M per cent," dangerous Weapons may be pur­ WHAV—Music M trchaat • Buater# that sailed 300 feet through the air Except tor channel in the fiR- The executive committee of the chased by mail order. . wci;ii—Record Revue after hitting a truck Saturday on "Alert postal authorities Inter­ WKff^Request MaUi 'WHA^ —Polks Psriv , Orea thla la an announcement Manchester Republican Wonien's tVTIC—Widow Brown WTIC—Giselle Mackensle Rt. 15, Vernon, y*a turned over to heard early every momlnif by the qiub met yesterday afternoon at cept some, but there is no telling WDRC—4:al Kolby WDRC—n i —Peace and War SNIE two Wellealey Hills, Mass., police­ entire student body and faculty at the home of Mrs. Samuel J. Turk- how many get through., j IVGTH—Waxworks ^ WGTH—Anierlc|ip Music Hall men in a special aession of City "Atthoiigh it Is Jnot within the | HOWELL^ DAYSTROM ■ • its— ' theSBuckley School. . ' initton Jr.r 127 Henry Ht.. to make HURRY-HURRY WII/Y-Polka Psrly WHAy—Music Hsrebant Court yesterday. The momlnit weather forecast pian.t for the approachinp (tarden province of our slate legislature to Wtx;u—Record Revue WTIC—Giselle Markenalc John Murray,. 17, of Billerica, iMarled May U and has become a , party, at which the speaker will regulate interstate commerce and ' WKh'B—Request Mslinst WDRC—Mv 8on Jeep Mass., pleaded nolo contendere to traffic in weapons, we can. and j WTIC------. _ . _—Dr. _'U N_ V. . -Rests WGTH-Nigbt Music laily ritual at' the' elementary; pp state .Senator Theodora Ryan WDRC—Csl Kolby » : 8 8 - a local charge of being a higillve V\leVc got ■ od. Under the guidande of fifth Qf on , I lirge th at we do, require a per- DINEUES WGTH—Waxworks WIIAY- .Night Watch . front justice. >de teacher Robert Kudra, pupils ,p,,p ,ffair is scheduled for 1:30 mil or license, not only to carry a WTIC—You Bet Your L ilt irilAY—Betty Kimball WDRC—Mv Son Jeep The car which clipped off the MEIER tn nte class read ,their weather, pn, ^nd it is expected Senator gun or other weapon, but should l%CC—Record Revue .^WGTH-Nlfht Music tops of two ti-ees 30 feet above the /IndlnlM over the school intercom Ryan will speak at about 2 o'clock. require those kept in the house t6 (’KNB—Sports Review irta.^ ground was piloted by a 15-year- be registered with local or state WTIC^Pepper Young WHAY-Night Watch •y stem 'at 6:45 a.m. It will be oil the lawn at the home WDROv-Cn», Kolby WTIC—You bei Your LUs old boy. also of Billerica, police Pupils ra the class became Inter­ of Mr. and Mrs. .John H. Bowen, police departments. / WCTH\Waxworks WDRC—Johnnv Dollar said, and Murray waa big com­ ested in \weather forecasting "If such precautions were to tw o l:4S - \ ^ WGTH-NIght Music s panion: Both boys, suffering .only .570 Woodbi’idgc St. All members WHAY—tte.lty Kimball thi^gh a scrence course taught by save only one life now arid again, VIKO" WIIAY-Nlghl Watch cuts and bruises, were releahed Kudra Their text book described of the club are urged to reserve WCCC—Reterfl Rivltw the date and to invite friends. they would be amply justified.!’ WKNB—B a s l^ ll MaUnts WTIC—fVed Waring from Rockville Hospital yebterday. the mechanics \ f the equipment Mixs Kllzabetli Ann I’ongratz CAPTAINS WTIC—The Woman WDRC-Press Conference State Police aald they lodged the. needed for properVeather predict­ Mrs. Gustave Eicholtrer and WDRC—CM Koiby WGrH-NIghi Music NEWS for .Mrs. Ttirkinglon co-cliaiimen of Miss Elizabeth Ann Pongralz, ICA.NUALI. IMMCTKI^ CHAIRS WGTH—Wasworks • l U - fugitive charge against Murray ing, so a number ^ the students • i# a - WHAY—Night Welch after discovering the car had been set out' to build thqfR. own equip­ the committee of arrangements 13, daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. Hartford. June 6 i/Pi Ronald | WIIAY—Record R ^ e o WTIC—F led Waring stolen frorjt Wellesley Hills. ment. . hope for a good turnout of GOP Arthur Pongralz. 21!) Oak St., last Randall. IB, accu.sed of slaying a WCCC—Record Review WDR(>-Anioa ii Andy—Music Hall Associate Judge John Moran said women to hear Senator Ryan and young father in a gang fight, was for . WKNB-.B«srball Matiuee WGTH-NIght Music !; Ktp Pritchard, the son hf Mr. and night at the meeting of Gibbons WTIC—Newe lt:W- the Wellesley Hills authorities pre­ Mrs. Orland Pritchard of 163 Green to enjoy the social lime to follow. Assembly, Calholi<' I^adies of ’(:’o- indicted for second degree murder i WHAT YOU'D WDRC—News \ WHAY—Dttdgers ,-s- Braves sented a warrant tn court yester­ - 'Manor Rd.. constructed an ■ e '' liimbiis, was awarded a two year by a gramt jury yesterday. WGTH—Bob and Ray 8ho> WTIC—Cliet Huntiev''^ EXPECT l : i a - WDRC—Romance Moods day showing Mui-i-sy is being you I meter, an instrument for m scholar.xhip for half tuition to ,Ml. Slate Polite said Rani(all fiail WHAY-i-Serennde WGTH-FIghU charged by them with larceny In Ing wind velocity. A weather I'anc R ollon St. Joseph Academy, Weal Harl- ailmltled lie flred tlie shot that WCCC—Record Review 1 1 :18- excesa of *100. Murray-waived-ex­ made of cardboard, coat hange killeil Darrell F llothhin, 20. Ken- TO PAY FOR WKNB—Bs.«<'hsll Matinee WHAY tJodge.-s vs Braves ford. WTIC—inso Radio L«as . WTIC—This T, Moseow tradition pinyeedings. and an eye-dropper waa built I Ell#.al>elh-n;ill g raduate from St. singloiv. during a fight' between WDRO-Cai Kolby WDRC—Romance Moods Moran said' the younger boy will Regina Rice, daughter of Mr. and lei’i*y (>rowers two young group.s in the Southing­ WGTH—Fights Jam es' Si;hool- June 17. .She is a on e! WGTH—Bob and Ray Show :»•— be .turned over to Massachiiastta Mrs. John D. Rice, 108 Bretton Rd. ton woods May 13. , ■laa^- WHAY—D,Kigel-s v» Braves juvenile authorities. . An aneroid barometer used for member of the Junior Dauglitcrs WIIAY—-Sw-liix Ksey - See Good Tl ear of Isabella, the Cliildren of .Mary But (,'Tironer Louis W. Sch.iefer WCCC—Record Review KTIC—Pryuulre and Polllirs aeterminin*' the barometric pres- sail! in his finding recently. *'I WKiN'B—Baseball Matinea RG—Romanes Moods Here are only a few of the hunVireds of items and of Girl Scout Troop 31. ^ H -F Ig h ls Bure was brought in by Frank .lune 6 (.Special I A t a doubt that he intended ' to kill WTIC—1U8U Radio Gaae Building Church LMer—the son of Mr. and Mrs. At the buafnesa meeting of the WDRC—Oal Kolby mifellng hj the Board of Directors Hotliam.” He quoted the Meriden WGTH—Bob and Ray 8bbw- —Dodgers vs Braves you will find at - MANCHESTER KHITTING/MILLS. . ]cranklln Lister of 102 Helaine Rd. of the Strawberry Growers Assn. aasembly, plana were diacussed for high schoiil student as saying he •i«a- . , -^lerirsn l.eglon •-which had been purchased by his the barbecue and the children'.s WHAY—Swing Kaiv W DR& -ftqm ance Moods Job for Pastor Monday night the, grnwera an­ intended merely to wound or scare WCCC-^Rocord Review WCTHVtiobndlng Board father. nounced they anticipate an excel­ party. 'Hie bqrbecue, being put on Hothani. A bullet from a .22 WKN'B—Basebatl Matinee Other youngsters brought in a by Roy Jones, will bie held on June caliber jiislol was flred through WTIC—I W Radio l.nns WHAY—Dqdghrs vs Braves Hartford, Conn. Ifl5 —The con­ each fantastically LOW PRICED -CO M PA RE! lent seaarm despite the losses ex­ WTIC—Ns*: crete stepa to the portico of the \ thermometer, a hygramometer, 19 at 7 p.m. at Center Springs Hotliam's heart. W D R C -^al Kolby WDRC—Nee Which is used for determining perienced by two or three growers WGTH—Des Paul ic itary Ford Horace Bushnell Congregational during the cold weather in May. Park. Any member who baa not Although Stale's Ally. Albert S. WGTH—Night MuD humidity, and a rain guage was been 'contacted should gel In touch Bill sought a fltsf degree indict­ WHAY—News U : l » - \ Church needed replacing, and that made bv Holly Davis, the daugh­ Present at the meeting were WCCC—Good Evening Good Music WHAY- DodgererVvji ^IrBvfi poaed a t.v(in problem for the trua- Reno Firando (president), Aman- with Mrs. Herbert ' Carvey,/The ment, which on iiiiivictlon carries WKNB-Todsy to SporU WTIC-SnorW In ^ . t tecs. ter! 6t Mr. and Mrs. William ,S. ehlldren's party will be held July the possible death sentence, W TIO-News - WDRC—Kal Colbv\'aIKw\ di Pesce, Eugene Gagllardone, WGTH—Night Muaid. Where could they And a w ork­ Davis of 63 Constance Dr. I nt M arlin Park, I'Jast llarlford. Walter M. Downes, foreman of the WDRC—News-News A FIRST QUALin Mario Morra, .lohn Albosl. Law­ -News 1 1 :88- \ man skillful enough not to mar After acquiring all this equip­ \ IB-men'ilier grand Jury, told f^upe-/ WGTH-N WIIAY-Dodgers vs Bt-sves ment, the pupils were taught how rence Lombardi. .loseph Zeppa, ------^ ------rlor Court Judge I.auiis Shapiro It .*!l*— WTIC—Starlight Serenade the antique beauty of the Colonial Larry Fiano. Louia Paggloll, Rich­ YOU’LL SAVE and SAVE -WHAY—Sports. WDRC—Kal Colby , style structure, and where would .to make accurate readings by Ku­ about 300 youngsters registered In seemed more of a case of sei-nnd WCCC—Good Evening Good Muele WGTH—Dance Music dra. The priilcipals'o office mimeo­ ard M orra and A Ido Pesce. degree murder. /' WKNB—Serenade Il;* .v - they (gel the money to pay for the Miss Hazel Anderson, manage^, the Manchester' office for farm WTIC—atrlcUy Sports' WHAY -Dodgers vs Braves j o h \ graphed a lar« numbe. of data The maximum penally f'lj/n sec­ WDRCv-ttuv Lombard«K sheets, and Principal Vincent and Mrs. June Tahner, supervisor work but there Is sljll need for ONLY AT NEIDITZ BROS. WGTH—Conn. Sport U g WTIC—Starlight Serenade The paalor of the church, the -more youlh.s and adults Mils sea- ond degree conviction is.dife iin- WDRC—Night Owl Jlamlsl volunteered the use of the of the Mambester branch of I he prt.snnmcnl. A jury trisi was • :sa- Rev. Joseph Zezzo, aolved both TOn. - ■ I WHAY—Dinner O ats problems: A stone mason before Intercom system to' broadcast their Conner'ticiit State Employment ■scheduled for June 21,/ CASH WCCC—Good Evening Good Music Television Prosrams findings to the student body. , Service, discussed the rccrullment Tlic glow ers .said tliej^ V ill t>c6- Police said Holham was sliot 5>Pc. Sets Complete W KNB—Serenade he entered-the mlntotr}-, he did the “ CURITY” of workers (or the growers. Also vide Iransporlalion for workers "1 WTIC—E Cote Glee Club On Page Two job (or nothing. ^ The whole class, which consists after he had beaten his opponent ^rem >111.95 WDR(J—Guy Lombardo of 13 boys and 11 girls, has had spjfaking on this subject \yerc .Mrs. and aH. person.s interested should in the fight ,, WGTH—Bill Stern an opportunity both to take the (.'lalre Eillott, manager of the Wii- apply either the Manchester Randall ami a i ompanion, !John • :45- . . 1 ' limqntlc branch of* the Employ­ 25 Sets to Choose WHAY—Dinner Dale faadingi and deliver them. braneh m the Employment Serv­ Hudlelt. 17, Meriden, fled the atate WCCC—Good Evening Good Muele 4LLIRD FACTUBY AUTBUBIZKD A different team of three young- ment Service, and William Clark, ice or the Elks t’luh Carriage after the shooting. They were from. WKNB—Serenade TELEVISION aters goes out to the playground at State farm placement officer.. House In floekville on Wednes­ picked up In I'i'bsnan, Ohio, by a WTIC—:t Star Extra TV SERVICE 1.ARHE8T DI8PLAT IN . WDRC—Lowell Thomas 8 a.M. TO 8 F.M. 0:30 m the morning and determine.s Mtss Anderson said there are days from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. slienff. , ' WGTH—Meet the Artist MA.NCHESTER ^ weather. Their findings are ------' ' ' ~ Ilia— $1.50 FfM House Coll WHAY—Encore Theater KMia PAMTS $169.95 Up DIAPERS then coniputed on a data sheet and W'CCC—Good Evening Good Muslo 15 minutes later are read over the FATHER'S DAY, JUNE 17 STEEL CABIRETS WKNB—DilWer Dale RU 9-0080 Potterton's Intercom system. SOLID ROCK MAPLE WTIC—Answer Man ' SEBVt.NO ALL MA.N'UBEBTEB ISO CENTER 8T. WDRC—Amos 'n Andy , According to Principal Rsmlsi. AT WHOLESALE WGTH—^Iton Lewis "Uia students’are quite Interested Authentic Colonial Reproductions 1:18- HEAVY GAUGE INSULATED WALL WHAY—Encore Theater and excited about the whole ef. Reg. WCCC-e.Good Evening .Good Muele faire.” Kiidra agreei. and' adds Reg. SALE W H D WKNB—Dinner Date '* , GENERAL that the miniature weather, elation Here are the WTIC—Star Tonight c/m 15x30x12 WDRC—Amos 'n Andv / ' PRICE "culminated from what the young- $15’® WGTH—E. P. Morgan / TV SERVICE atera learned about weather' in 1 :» i- / bON'T W'HAY—Save a Life / Days UK A Call their aclenee cqum." 18x30x12 WCCC—G.HMt, Evenidg. Good. Muele N i^ t s w m t9 9 Plu8 Parte Still plenty of wear left In When the claat members were k O A O really wants! Dough Boxes $34” 16” 15’® WKNB—Dinner Date Ahoea when brought here for asked directly if they enjoyed the WTIC—News o( ihe World TELk All S-5IM WDRC—Bing Crosby expert repairing. work they were doing, 24 loud 21x30x12 WGTH—Gabriel HealleT WORK DU.NE W HILE voices answered with an emphatic Step End Tables 19’ ? 9” 19’® 1:48- TOD W A I^ , ‘‘Yes." WHAV-:-Save a Life Isx e ll Di WCCC—Gtiod Evening Good Music It appears that the next genera­ mb. 1095 24x30x12 WK.VB—Dinner Date LARGE S C R ^ . RCA tion may find more accurate' Lamp and Table 8” 19’® WTIC—One Man's Kamlty COF.OR TV $69.1 SAW YULYES weather prMictions by aeveral ex- at HARMAC’S WDRIJ—E R. Morrow W C T H -^sy It Willi Music BARLOW'S SHOE REPAIRING AEG. $3.75 'Berlenced ' prognosticators who 36x18x12 8:00- OF -niE BETTER KIND Mamed weather forecasting in the - 39” 21” 21’ ® WH A Y -P olka Pal ly TELEVISION Wall vShelves WCCC—Good Evenihe Good Music 15 Maple-St.—Acroaa'From fifth grade at Buckley School. NATIONALLY ADVERTISED WK.N'B -Sealtrr Parly Tel. 5 0 S-509S First National Parking Lot 1 WTIC—Truth or Consequences 1089 Tolland Tpk„ Buckland 19” : 9’ * LINEN CABINETS WDRC—.leek Carson Coffee Table WyGTH—Gang Busters Top-quallt.y fpmniis brand diaper, In fresh, new faelory-ienled^Vnrtons. Why pny lha Many Jobs Open regular price of M.7.5 elsewhere when yon ran save *2% on every diiaxen you buy! Don't Sorry, No Lay'Away Or Phone Orders. AT WHOLESALE -mlta thta ahopportnnlty, come down tonight and save at this^ver-hetofe low priee! In Tobacco Work Oval End tables 1 9 ” 9” Reg. SALE HAGGAR SLACKS W H D PRICE A call Jor more tobacco-farm w r 9” workers waa issued today bg Round Tables 14x64x12 Frederick C. Kanla. farm-place­ 15” 7’® ment intetwlewer at the local of- •GABARDINES Occasional Pieces 18x64x12 See of the State Employment SelecM for Quality, Primt fk Sfuiiras fieirice. ' • LINENS i r 9’® He Bald about 15,000 w orkers • NYLON CORDS FIRST COME BASIS ONLY 24x64x12 / will be n.eeded in the State, this 19” HARTFORD summer to harvest the shade- Rtq. $7.95 to $9.95 CHILDREhTS TODDLIRS 1 to 3 tobacco crop, an important part of 27x64x15 northern Connecticut agricultural 24” production. 14’® Thia figure, he aald. represents COMBINATION BROOM CABINETS an .increase over last year be- Hoggor ''Wash 'n' Wear" Slacks COMPANY because of a new technique to he Used on shade farm s this year. This technique, called "top typ­ ing,” will be used to insure against $7.95 to $i 6v95 windstorm damage. Moat of the workers used Kania said, will be. youths from towns near the farms. •<> The rest will be youths from SPORT SHIRTS Florida and Pehnaytvaliia. as well as workers from Puerto 'Rico 'and 8hnrt alerxe ebtton*, ra.v- Bfcoifc I the British West IndiM. \ -r ona. etc. Solids, plaids, $9.98 A recruitment program is al­ faDcIra, ready underway In. - Connecticut ^ up high schools by the State Employ­ First qiiaHty^iill cut polos ment ' Service representatives In^ giiarnni'eed washnhle WasK^le entlon gab* and denims In plaids, chaclu apH •eeklng farm workers. ■ / striped ' color rofnblnstions. solid 'colors, snap-rrotch oponlng... .Navar hafafa kava , Special Group « to 8. we been able In offer snrh a value at this low price! Fr^cb Coll ins A HNHhhmilWHHHHHHtHHtHmHhWiHiHWHHiflliHmtiHiilinMItfMimriHllliMmMtmJ Reg. 61.98 177lhEpsom Derby >1.69 - 3 for >5.00 to 63 9.5 MEN'S RIBBED-KNIT CHILDREN'S LADIES' (CoaUaiM from Page Une) AUTOMA'TIC in the gruelliW hille .and’onc half ARROW SHIRTS race, and LavaMin barely held off | CLIPPER CRAFT .WATER/HEAtERS SUN-SUITS Ow closing surgh of Montaval, an- i .• Dart, Dale. Par. (iordon. Arden, HALTERS other French horae. owned by R. ! Sus.scx.elc. B. Strasgburger,.formerly of Nor- ‘ A WiCK ■ ristown. Pa., now living in Fiance. 1 88c ■ The finish, was so, close that [ SUITS a - 'judges called for a look at the pic- \ • Short ,9|ee\a $0.95 NO MONCy DQWNI turef, then awarded the derision ' Dress Shirts up ' \ y > ■ , -s' to Lavandin by a neck. ' ■ ' ■[' Here's all the hot water you want... The Irish colt Roistar was third. Jockey Rae Johnstone, a native ‘ 3 3 .5 0 ^ autornatically . . . for pennies a day! Australian who captured the Der- - TIES HOSE "Gas 18 thrifty . . . Gas heats water 3 by ■with My Love in 1948 and Gal- j Excellent xelectinn of (ropical.s and year* times faster! That's why an 'cador In 1950,. rOcM the winner. | SOFA lED OPENS , who had been the favorite in the! round fabrics. $ 1 . 0 0 I p 55c ip. inexpensive 30-gallon tank latest odds callovera by British i EASILY TO A T‘3ne«t. qiia'lily combed bookmakers. FREE .\LTERATIONS (;1FT BO-\EI> FREE takes care of the average roltnh .varn, nylon refn- Lavandin'- started as the 7rl fkv-: BED FOR TWO family's needs. Enjoy lower rnrceil, hsnd.v breast . "ran-ran" ruffle atyl* la oritf, while MontAval was a 40-1 i A- . :' first cost and lower operating pn<-ket. Blur, gray, while, raay In wnsh nn-lrnn rot- ' ^ \ Waahable rot ton gsbardliM or d«nlai Eih- longshot ridden by Freddy Palmer, 1 min}, .vellou, pink. All Ions; Prints' and aolld rninra. rlra. Smartly trimmed with white plate. who'woh the 1955 Derby with the , McGREGOR SPORTSWEAR cost . . . install a Permaglas first .quality; •Sizes I to flx. Thla value must he seen to be apprariatea. French Colt Phi 1 . Drake. j PAJAMAS Automatic Gas Water Heater . i J l Rolstai-, owned by J. M. Mc­ • JACKETS HltHlltiHmHtHtl»HHH4WUWHHHHHH))tHHH4HH)mHmiWH)Htinm>jnttltHt)HH)HttHtHtHHHHHHtHHIIHIHH4IH«ltHHHH41HHIH4Him i>mtH:IWHHHl ^iijwHIHIlHHHHIMIHim m HHIHHIHinilllllillllllllllllllllllillllll Grath, went off at 22-1-. . 3 pc. Maple Arm Sofa Bed now. i Two lengths separated Monla- •Seersucker $0,98 •SWIM TRUNKS val and Roiatar. • Broadcloth UD • WALKING SHORTS Wonderful Values? Of course they are... and there are hundreds more!Don't jutf Lavand^ is the fifth ' French I M ROCKER, CHAIR, SOFA-BED ONLY AUTOMATIC WATER-HEATERS colt since' the end of World War • BASQUE SHIRTS take our word for if—: Come down ^tonight .and see for yourself!^ n to win the great British blue BUDGET TERMS $10.00 DOWN GIVE YOU HOT WATER ribbon turf classic. GIFT CERTIHCATES ALL ITEMS GIFT BOXED .3 TIMES FASTER Personal Notices AIR-CONDITIONED RETAIL SALESROOM 4 hnrge A$K YOUR PLUMBING CONTRACTOR OR Acrfliinle •A\V.V.V.V.V.v --...4 t o KHiniRG miLLS In Memoriam Invited B R O S . ^^ East Center St. L • • • •/, , J\a*a • 8 • • • • *1 i>-" i to IbvtBf memory of our d.ar mother Rt 8 8•8•*7 Y, at t t t t t l who passed away. June 6. 1>45. ^ HARMAC .V.7 7\V... • • • •! HARTFORD (^y^yCOMPANY MANCHESTER GREEN, CONN Unee the Lord toolTyou awav. FAMOUS NAMES IN MEN'S cmd PREPS' WEAR Our love and- aorrbw will always, re- _ mats; piJiiia' (At The Rotary) OPEN DAILY 9 \ M TO For eur Uvea without you, 946 MAIN ST. TEL Ml 9-4183 NEXT TO ARTHUR DRUG m kcIh-ii ‘t-r’i'i *1 y will aever be the same. The laltib family FREE PARKING e, HI

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I I . r. ■ \ -r. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN* WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6. 1968 PAGE THIRTEEN • - )• MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCtiESTBR, CONN, W ED JifEESIMV, JUNE 6„ 1956 p a c e t w e l v e ------a------^------______Jun* IS in the GAR Rooms, with wardes; and John flcollay, troaa- Rockville plans for the summer months on urer, • Officers Named Oealhs Lasl^Night Cemplefw SELF DEI-'kltl'INO BIRD The regular meeting .of the the agenda. A aurprise program Is Ttusteea named Include l^ o B. AERATOR Grii Dpnial Drgrer Hartford County Council Auxil­ planned. Mgmbera are aaked to Flaherty Sr; Leonard Burke, and By Waddell PTA About Town Charleston. R. ' C .^ f^ -r-M ra . Wclnyn Garden O ty, England, iary, .VFW, will be held Saturday fiipl out aa a group for Flag Day Prancla Aahllne. Allen Lisk was OUTFITS CAGES at the Pvt. WaK'er .1. Smith Post, j^Frank T. Cawley volunteered Finance Board Fails to Act June 4 tAb—Vladimir FVillakoff, 78, Bxerclsea June 14 at the Rockville named advocate; Roger Aubre.v, .Committee chairmen for . the >Tlie Sewing group of. ICmamiel No. .511, 2.5/Stnaley i St., New %how a toy Manchester terrier in THOMPSON M Y CAMP ■■ / f . inside guard; Peter Edmondo, out­ Russlan-bdrn writer who won a Gets Lodge of Elks. coming'year were chosen at the Britain, at '8 p.m. the. Chai-lfis^n dog show when the side guard: and the Rev. H. A. wide reputation for his articles on $ 3 * 9 8 Up Lutheran I..adie* Aid Society will A FUN-PA(>kED PROGRAM FOR BOYS Rodeo Plans Kel meeting of the executive board of $7*49 Pp I meet Thursday at lO a.m. with owner hecapae ill and was unable l On County Home Purchase Lepak, chaplain. * ’ - Foreign Affairs, a former com­ Final plana for a bicycle rodeo the \VaddelI P T A held Monday mentator for the Daily Telegraph I Mrs, Henry C. Anderson 6t parson- The Holy Innocents Mother* to appear. ^ . Petera Heads OOP * MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY. 9-4 P.M. were discussed by the ^aycees, night in the school lounge. ; and thb Ttmee, and writer for CAFACO Chrcle w ill meet this evening at Mrs. f awley bandied the - Alderman John H. Peter* ‘ waa THIS WEEK’S ; age, 84 Ouirch St. Members will 8 sponsoring group.- at a meeting ‘The following were chosen; Mrs. thc ^ m e of Mrs, Arthur Walsh,, >honth-old piip so well It w m Rockville, June 6 (Spcciall— I ture Beientist of American pin. reelected chairman o f the Repub­ periodicals and syndication under FRESH 'TROPICAL FISH SPi hring their own sandwiches and STARTING JUNE 25 thla week. T^e i-odeo will be held Keaneth Krtuschaar, ways and the'hostess will aerve coffee and 385 B. Middle Tpke. . i Judged the best to.v group dog in Ths Board of Finance *un has not P'*9“le * and , eitatlonTo , m . John , ...» Landry lican O ty Committee last night, the pen name of "Augur," died FROZEN I SwimminR Cookouls for his winning entry in the 1936 at Henry Park June^23. means; Mrs. Arlene Swanson, hos- NEON ' dessert. It is also suggested that . . I the show. Among the toy* It de- ! Trips mad* a declsloh af to whether or with Miss Ann Miffitt named vice Tuesday. Rifle Range program o f science achievement Reglatration will be held June 18 ltallty; Roger Bagley, budget and 100% REEF t e t r 'as P ^ r (Continiiefl frpm 'race One) ! they >brlng material for imaklng ^ . i feated was Mrs. Cawlev's own. Crafta chairman, a new office on ‘ the Washington, June 6 —W il­ the low ^ in t of the March. 20 Min* Mr. and Mra. Donald .S. Vincent, |- _ •__, ,, ’ not to,approve 844,000 for pur­ awards. at 7. o'clock at Building A o f the nance; Mrs. C. A. Johnson, ihem- REO.i. | 1 ^ Pair Pall I aprons. K*p|oring • PonyRidea committee. Othere reelected were S liam E. Lahey, 69. Waahlngtpn at­ heaofa primary, where hie rival formerly of Hollister St., and now Hikea chase of the Tolland Count) Home Hanson also presented awards High School. At the 'registration bershlp; Mrs,., Anthony Krauenaa, Eaeiihower 885.086; On U)t* ba- A splar year is 11 minutes and F. Leroy Elliot, aecretary; and torney and civic leader and chair­ won by SO.OOO out of about 4112.000 living at 181 Evergreen Ave.. Moviea Indian Idire , -4)rainaUc* i to science students whose entries period Jaycee member* will explain historian; Mra Edgar Barracllffe, Lb. 18c ■la ^aenhbwer wa* cbrlatn to top 14 seconds less than 385 1-4 days. property. , . Francis S. Rupprecht, treasurer. man of the District of Columbia IPLETE LINE OF votea. J LI. Shirley A. Paiil.son, -WAC Hamden, Conn., announce the birth in ths' contest attained honoraSle the miles of the rodeo. Eveat* Toalght publicity; Nicholas LaPenta and Commisalonsrs Citizens Advisory In 4 Lb. Pkgi Stevenson. . $15.00 WEEKLY ^ Meeting last nfght. the poard DOG C'C LI..AR.S and ACCESSORIES Unlike Mlnneaota. ralifoinie Olllcer Procurement OfBce ;Of the of a aon, Paul Scott Vincent, The mention's. " In case of rain, the Rodeo will Burpee Women's Relief Corps Richard McReon, program;-Mr*. Committee, died Tuesday. He waa , Uoncedinp defeat early today, voter* roultl not croe* party line*. First Army Area. ,39 Whitphall 8t,, haby wa* bom May 2.5 in Grace- toured the home and other build­ be fioatponed until the following Francis Pisch refreshmenits; Mra kefattver said he will continue TRANSPORTATION PROVIDED Annual inductions In the Nation­ meet* at 8 o'clock. At,fi o'clock a bom in Monson. Mass. The leeult* here aeemetl to aua* New York, .'<1. will be in the New Haven Hospital. g e n e r a l ings located In 'Vernon, but fame al Honor Society were also con day, the club aald. Prizes for the supper will be'eerved .^with . Mrs. Kenneth Wlgren, child study: John Cincinnati. June 8 tAO—Andrew campaljtmnR for the DemoeratU; various events will be awarded. turn Ste\-en*on'» elalma that Re- I Hartford Uecriiltinjf Station June SUMNER THOMPSON. Dirtcter ducted at tH« assembly, with meth- Ullian Blinn In charge. Assletlng Fletcher, legislatix’s; Arthur Rit- Trautmann. 66, nationally known MKNCHESm PET CENTER nomination. - He said he wdlf not to no decision as to its purchase. Awards Presented tenberg, ppbllcatlons; Herbert publlran* f(an|rerl up on him In 112 to dUctis* the Women's Army The son born Sunday to Mr. and bers of the preMht Senior Class Mrs. Blinn will be Mr*. Mary Keen­ produce grower and shipper and 998 MAIN ST.—|W19-4718—PARKING IN THE REAR accept a vice presidential place on Minneaotii. TV SERVICE The Selectmen's bid was accepted Awards for the year were pre­ Meier, tnstittitionsi and Boy Scout ' Corps-program wiDl qualified col- Mrs. John Wise of Somers, Conn., PHONE RUHar 9-0016 by the County Comnitasloners, performin’^ th^' induction' ’ cere­ ey, Mr*. Edith Costello. Mre. Stel­ chalrm.an of the board of TVaut- m VE GREEN STAMPS the ticket an offer not likely to InrIudInK C'BlIfotni*. the cotinl /lege graduate*. gi ' ' Day* « 9 QC < A Call sented at the annual banquet of representative; and Edward Tlm- has h «^ rfsmed John Raymond. ) 400 ELI.INfiTOX ROAD EAST HARTPTJRD pending -^'approval ' at a special mony. Carobm'Musser was mls- la Knebel ahd Mrs. Lydia Hem- mann Bros. Co., died Monday. come t'o him if Stevenson wins the WB.s Stevemton 2.1B'j. Kefeuver He is' the'Nfirst grandson of Mr. - N'lghia « £ * 9 3 Plus Parts the Rockville High School Varsity brell. recreational representative. top spot. Tovi'n Mealing. Ltresvot ceremonies. Club last night at the BIka Home. mann. 142, ell other* 226; piihlfHy un­ The paaloiy'and two lay dele­ and Mrs Rb.ymond Brown of 101 , TEI.. Ml s -s :»t New members from the Senior The W'omen's Society of Rock­ Board members and committee . Before townspeople may vole on Special awards 'w ere made to Kefauver said-in a contra tula- committed .170‘j. ■ gates fr o i^ korth .Methodist Walker .St. \ I Class Include Disnn Dowdlng, ville Baptist Church will hold Its chairmen are urged to attend the Alarm Misfires ■Yh.* appropriation, however, it the foliocx-lng outstanding players: PTA Council's school of instruc­ . . • y lory telejtram to Sleven.son he and KefaiiVei' added Montana'* 16 ChinchChiii-ch will leave .Manchester lo­ -Evelyn Hanson and Carol Kroy- annual picnic at the home of Mrs. hi supporter* will do "everythlnp .vote* and South Dakota'* .8. But • 'X ' I must be approved by the Finance Donald Beerwpjrlh.i' soccer; Wayne tion at the Bowel s School next 3 day to ft end the session of the The legiilar meeting of the Past' mann. Juniors include Janice Am. Mildred Lisk at 4:30 p.m. Savings Bank 'possible for the election of Demo- - hi* chance*'or reaching 200 on the .New Engla ^ a rd . Kiipferachmid, basketball; John Tuesday, with registration at 7:30 C'arl A. .Mlkolowsky ,• nd Southern Animal 1 Matrons Club of Temple Chapler.-i Roderick Auclalr. Patricia La- Dowgiewlcz, baseball. The Church Council of the First cratic candidate* in the general ! first convention ballot seemed dim. Conference in Last Providence, R. No .,.1. OE.S, will be held June 20 Also touring the property last Congregational Church of Vernon p.m, and the program at 8 p.m. liinc, Patricia Pliska and Frarz Basketball foul shooting awards Ppllce were dispatched to the election' and to brinR ralifoinia ; Some of Stevenson'* supporter* I. Rev. John E Post w 11 be^ac-! the'. ,timmer home , of Past night were the Selectmen. Board Schapperer. ' will meet at 8 o'clock at the back info the Democratic fold in ^wece pointlnn toward hi* victories ^Carl A Mikolowsky. soli of .Mrs, of Education Chairman Morgan I. ;>«ent to Ronsid Janton, Junior var- TR'a NSPORT M.ARS R U N W AY Manchester Havings Bank on Main iKdRK SHGE SPECIAL c.irtipanied by -Mr and Mrs. Rob- | Matron Mra. .lohn Trotter at Co- manse. November,", The Tennessee .Sena- j„ Klorida and rallfornl* a* the Sophie. , .Mikolowsky, 327, W. . O n - Campbell, and Ass't. Supciinlcnd- The National Honor Society U ^sity and to Larry Remklewlcz, Pueblo, Cok). UPi—-The Pueblo St.' shortly before 9 o'clock this ett .McBride They will attend lumhia Ijike. Aliy member desir­ Poultry and All-day teats for drivers' li­ tor told reporters he had "no ex- basis of hopes for jftoininslion on ! t f ' f’ t • "'"1 receive the degree ot end cf Schools Raymond Ramstlcll. an honorary organization wnoge' varsity. Donald' Dowgiewlcz was city government has billed Con­ nioinln'' when the Inside the aessiona extending through ing transportation, should i-ontsct censes well be given by the Motor cuscs. no regret* and no alibis " for (only the second ballot, Doctor of Dental Surgery from Saturday afternooiii*" Cfisler, Herheit Ur- ot the inductees is' made bolely by School! Arthur E. Chatterton. first wiUi .Mr*. Gertiiirto I'.iiihanan be- weider. Fi;ed Pec k or William An­ gency cias-sroomS;' Tl;e‘ smaller, the faculty. ,/ \ of its kind ever awarded a retiring The Bo'ard of Education meets' erence to" the Novejviher election had pinned his hope* on support kchool building is presently Tn iise ford. Rugged, durable, com­ Hanlman liackers as vote count- foic .nine 10. derson. ' , school official. The Rockville Lodge at 7:30 in ths'office of Supt. of FOR ...... that "this is only the first step |n from the Negroe* and old age pen­ ./■4 ll Fresh Connecticut Poultry for kindergarten classes. The The Qirl^ Athletic Activities Schpola Arthur B. Chatterton. a long campaign." sioners, aiovennon held a 2-1 mg conlintieil. . Club held iis annual party, iV^th'eJpf Elk* Joined in sponeoring the WHEEL ALIGNMENT—WHEEL BALANCING fortable. Two of Hie upset viclm-.s riilihcd Mia. Clifford "Ma.siin reiently Manchester Grsnge will hold a site could be used for * future ele­ It ^nquet. Originally It had been scheduled Democrats'held their lines more margin. , 'i, mentary school, the educators have Sykes Gyfn recently. At the eV( as an open discussion on the bud­ RADIATOR REPAIRING JLND R^ORING firmly than usual. The.v denied !n other aiea* where organized salt in Hni riJiian's poiilli al wniinils etilortained the nyi.iing staff of legnlarm eeting al 8 o'clock to- Sandr^' Backofen and Beatrice KofC Omeers Named by wiring Stevenson , lliat llicy the Pediatric Dcpailmeiit of night in Orange Hall. A short me;. . ri.aintained. Charles E. Gagne was reelected get, ' but since the budget is not , COMPLETE B R i ^ SERVICE cross-filing Republicatis two- labor is strong. Including Ran Kran- Brown, winners of the GAAC yet completed, the meeting will DIAMOND’S margin was \voiild be witti him "on the fiiat .Mancheslcr Memorial Hoapilal niorlsl service will he conducted High Sohnol Nnlea gra.nd knight by Our Lady of party nomination in a United j cisco, Stevenson's HonCr Award, were presented confine Itself to. routine business. StatM Senate and Congreasional i nearly a* large. ballot anil until you aie nomi­ wltli a party in honor of 5lr.'<. I by tlie r haplain. Thomas Hanford, metallurgist citations for their efficient service, Fatima Council. Knights of Co­ The two candidates ran a dose nated ' rtaUirnn** B) , th«» formoi j BARtB-Q c h i c k e n s for the Stanley Work* in .New lumbus. at elections held last races. One Democratic Congress­ s^rlsmanship. leadership, 'and rar e however, in Uallfornla's criir F.laetyheie on the piinu'i.v...... elec Kattierlne t:.ieiui wlio was as- Coni riliiiloi s in the program Britain, waa speaker at the re-, night. Other officers are: Chester .All Talcottville and A’ e r n o n ARM Y and N AVY man won reelection without op­ outstanding athletic achievement. new* Itemn are now being handled tral valley farming areas, the only lion front, vliTiiallv all incumbent j.'islanC licad niqsi' of the depari - ; for llie Wapping Fair, to be cent Honor Society assembly n( GAAC Charm bracelets were Bloniarz. deputy grand knight: position and two captured GOP William F. Luddecke. financial through the Manchester Evening 997 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER 1/ as well as their own party's nomi­ aection of Oie state Stevenson (Sr- candidales for i-enomiiiation to ! ment. Mrs Hros.iamcr. now of Ell|„|,pon .Sept, 8, arc reminded that Rockville High School. Banford awarded to girls who attained 223 aecretary; Richard Riindy, chan­ Herald Rockville Bureau, located c u r k l m St g r s a l e s PARKING IN THE REAR nations. ried over Elsenhower in 19.52. seats in Congress and the stale - Base. Texa-s, i* visiting in towii;|p, book w|ll go to pres's Friday TO TAKE OUT presented a $75 savings bon^Fu- points In sports during the school cellor; Francis E, Barberd, record­ at 7 tv. Main SI., telephone TRei- GOP Sen. Thomas Kiichel won In Albany; N. V . Demoi rallc legislature won their primarv con-j with her danglitcr. .Maiy Kallier- d n ,| „ u nninpn miist--be received , 301 BROAD STilEET MI 9-2012 year. ing aecretary: Gebrge Kelle.v, mont 5-3134. Republican re-nn.ii]lnation easily leaders' hopes of presenting coiii- t ' I me. Her husband will join her at 'by then in older to be iniliided. ORDER BY PHONE and TAKE HOME PIPING HOT. Twelve mtipbers -of the Junior ! the end of the iiiiinlli. but failed in his ibid to wrest the plcte. support for Gov. Averell Har- * , LET US SWEAT ON THESE HOT DAYS. Class have been c l^ c n to be Democratic nomination and thus rtmaiisat the party's presidential 5IOUNTA4N HOBBV ' Capl. and Mrs. .4i:lhiir Raffer­ usherettes and marshals for J .Members of Sunset Council. No. ty and son. Peter Greer, hare ar­ avoid a November battle In ,this convention sailed out the window Wlieal Ridge. Colo. lA’i Eddie Pick up your mool oil raody eookod— Coll Ml 9-9556 for Sorvico \ graduation. The marshals are cross-filing state. He will be' op­ today as at least,foiir Stevenson Espinosa linr 29,000-foot MC : 4.5. Degree of Po<-ahonlas,' who rived from tTlnV.'‘Ge,!-manv. where Nancy Calhoun and Gail Rtsley, posed by Democratic State Sen. supporters forced their way into Everest in the basement of bis ' plan to go to Rockville F r i d a ,y they ha'.'e been atationed for the and the usherettes are as follows: Richards of Los Angeles. the state's delegsilnn. lionie. I evening for the official visit of past two .years. Tliev are vlsitlnR Janice Am. Patricia Laibine. Ruth Under cross-filing. If a candi­ While,'Hairiman will have the Ksp'lnosa'a monntain.s are only the Great Pocahontas, are asked with Mrs. Rafferty's sister ' and Hoffman Joan Rculter. Palrica date can win nomination on both ovenvhclinihg majority of- .Sew scale niudela. of cour.se, anil to contact .Mrs. la ssie Farris 'or fam.ily. Mra. G. I.,eo Hogan. 8.5 He- ICHIGKEN LEGS, GHIGKEN BREASTS, GHIOKEN WINOSj Pliska, Antoinette Bender, Martha major parllis, he's elected in the York's 98 convention vole* in his tbev'rc afrlctly a hohb.v. He builds Mra. F/leanoi- Bui-th-^iey are also lain Rd. Peter studied during hia Kingsbury, Paulette Farr, WATCH primar>'. pocket, four. pro-.Stevenson men them of eartti. atarcli. burlap and invited to attend ah(l to bring freshman .year at .Manchester High \ BROILERS, FRYERS, FRESH EGGS < Madelyii Masker, and Donna Stevenson's thudding defeat of yesterday won convention delegate fiasler paint. His scale of .Ml. their friends to a benefit social School. Toward the close of the Smith. Kefauver marked a tremendous seals in the New York ..primary. ^Everest stands .seven feel high on Monday evening al the home of month the.v, expect to leave for To Apply for a Loan The Future F'armers of America comeback for the Illinoisan from Two others claimed victory over s 1.5x18 fool bn.se. Mra. Farris, 9 Durkin St. Csmp Carson, Colo. STORE HOURSr recently elected their officers for WARDS in any amount * 1938-1957. .John .Monaghan \vas Froa Dallvary Friday n,O.Sh:i) MOND.AYS cho.scn prc.sidenl, and the other of- F O ff ^ v TUKS.. WKI). and S.\T...... 9:00 A. M, lo .■>::{(l P. M. $10 tp $ so d flcpis include: vice president, and S o t u r d a y id TH l’KS.. FRI...... 9:00 to 8-:.30 P. M. fill in this SHORT A f FlICATION Gordon Howe.*; acihielary, James .SUND.AY ...... 8:00 A. M. to 12:.30 P. M. MAtl fHONi • or IgING IT IN. Moaer; treasurer, CaiT-Gottier; re­ Monchastar. porter, Ed Smith: seiitUjel, Miles Sunday' Bar-B-Q To Order Only— Rest of Week .\nytlme AMOUNT RIQUISTLOi. MOr'se; first conductor, tio.mas Extras! « CHICK IF YOU ARE Q MARRIED Q UNCLE Nielson; first conductor, Thibomas Stimson. , , NAMI:. Youth Group Elect* MI5ENT The Senior Pilgrim FellowshilT TREMENDOUS ADDRESS.. of the First Congregational Cliurch NOW LONG HAVE Y6U LIVED N|RE*. of Vernon has elected Woodruff G. Buy who NOME PHONE NO.. Di'igg* a.s president for the coming 8'>l-8!8 TK1-. Ml S-.5I6I year. Other officera elected include FORMER Brenda Tedford, vice president; .MAI.S RT. .MA.VrHESTER ADDRESS:_____ \ PRESENT Judith Blake, secietary; and Wini­ at biriovjngs i IMPIOYER.. fred DeLohg. treasurer. Emplextr w aot A *'1* *• * • Cl*i*4 t*W *r* FLOOR SAMPLES... e*»si i—4« f c«ii4wm «* *11 twwW Wws can Legion*Auxlli*ry, will be held Poy oa/y $10 down. ..DEMONSTRATORS.. Words Monthly Tormt

MANY LikE NEW... w Id E VARIETY EXTRA FEATURES PORTABLE ELECTRICS...CABINET d .--J ELIc TRICS and CONSOLE ELECTRICS 8.1 Cu. ft. Refrigerator with automatic defrojt. JLANT NEEDLE 4.4 cu. ft. Frqeier that hold* 154 Ibi. of frozen food. SWING NEEDLE Pull-out -jhelvej, big Mi- / width vegetable crisper. , Butter, cheese keepers in SPRING CLEANING ? StlAIGHT NEEDLE large storage door. Make it a thorough fob by letting John J Frozen juice, package rock* in freezer door. -■ Leavitt triple-cleanse your winter-weary rugs ■ ■■ C USED MAUHINES.....^ and carpets *■—/, ■ ^ ... 'v. * LIBERAL iSUPPLY i , . RECONDITIONING GUARANTEED ' |lemember — Clean _ m EX T R A S FEATURES A 'll (M* cant f 312-Cofl Comfprtl I_ I ^ CO N V EN IEN C ES BUILT-IN leave it to Posture Crown nsCentor'. DESGRIPTiON Was Now Only DESCRIPTION Wat Now Only lyiTH YOUR NEEDS IN MIND Safe, full.v rn.xurcd ,«ummer .storage fbY.voui' rujr! t^very rug iiulividually wrap(>efl. 8 8 ELECTRit PORTABLE $ 49.50 $ 29.5Q ELECTRIC CABINET : ...... $166.95 $146.00 TRU-COLD REFRIGERATOR ELECTRIC PORTABLE 69.50 39.50 ELECTRIC CABINET ...... 196.95 - 164.00 M fertw k ELECTRIC PORTABLE 89.00 59.50 ELECTRIC CABINET ...... 254.95 189.00 REGULAR 254.00 YOUR GUARANTEE 258.55 ' '..... ELECTRIC PORTABLE 139.50 < 109.00 ELECTRIC QUEEN ANNE CONSOLE 329.50 We control .xhrinkage and fading SEE THE FEATURES YOU ELECTRIC DESK-MODEL ...... 374.50 298.55 .88 $m Down , ELECTRIC PORTABLE 169.50 152.00 or your money fully refunded. ELECTRIC DESK MODEL . 289.50 239.50 on Tormi GET FOR COMFORT, VALUE I ELECTRIC CABINET ., 123,75 89.50 ■ELECTRIC CONSOLE ...... 269.95 216.00 . ■ vX-,!' ELECTRIC CABINET . "■"i. 139.50 , 109.50 ELECTRIC C O N S O LE...... 392.50 321.55 • Bifl 11.1 Cu. PI. Capacity * • Poitura Crown Cantor— assures better support ELECTRIC CABINET ,, 146.95 128.00 ELECTRIC DESK MODEL...... 329.50 263.55 * Freeior Chest Held* 54 lbs. • Prebuilt, no6-sog border for Ipng years of woof a Thkk coil ineulotion for even, all-over cpmferl . Family size Tru-Cold refrigerator has ...... t a JOHIV lEAVITT™*^ • Modem print fabric with luxurious gold overlay EASY TERMS , . PAYMENTS AS LOW AS $1.03 " , 'FREE . . , COMPLETE COURSE IN SEWING & t 4 !i:(S l full-width metol crisper, rust-resistant Pay only 1D% Down, shelves. Special butter compartment, a AAATCfflNG 72 DEEP COIL B O X S P R N G ..3 1 .N A WEEK . . LIBERAL TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE WITH ANY SINGER MACHINE PURCHASED Ryg and Fymityre Cliaaiag on Monthly Torma ■ ' egg rock and three shelves in storage : - I ■ door. Attractive suhtone .yellow and PHONE JAcksok 2-4150 copper-tone interior trim. 5-Yeor Pro-- tection Plan. Backed by Words.- SINGER SEWING CENTER See Ward* Cemplete Line Kuniiture cleaned lob I VISIT WARDS FOR ITEMS NOT ADVERTISED- - PAY 10% DOWN ON MONTHLY TERMS 832 MAIN STREET T E L Ml 3-8883 of ,TtvrCald Refrigoralare 15% OFF FOR CASH AND CARRY

.' I ' \' /■ ■ ■ A ■ V ! V ■ V.) r •V-' ■C- : " i : r \ ^ v .- v 7'':. ! ■ \ / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY^ J U ^ 6, 19M TAGS FIFFEEN *" ■ ... ——, , , ,— ^ ^ 1.— .. .1 - I— . ....I M.- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALp, MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6. 1956 fAG^ FOURTEEN C o v e n t r y Manchester needed more parking 3 Tim «t Fatfar Whaa First Nike Troops Lions Club Installs Officers Jobless Claims , Busy Board Urged areas and shduld havs a parking WATCH authority'to help provide them. G s s H e s r t Salk Polio Vaccine Clinic Set _,D ro p 10 P e r C ^ n t To Act on Parking The gnoup was crested to study C ro w d s •A. Arriving in Stale a Tom-n Planning Commission plan CeHifled laborslory le»U prove Bell-ans isbleit ncutrsllit S times as much WARDS The Board of Directors, already fo r improved parking and traffic stomach acidity in one rAlnute as many For 169 Children on Friday ■ni* flr»l group of Nike'guided ,. bairns for unemployment com­ facilities, to discuss it with all In- leadlns discstive tablets. Get Bell-ant pensation in the Manchester sres facing a stiff schedule of regular today for Ine Ustost known relief SSe. mlMlIe troopi will arrive in Con­ mee^hga. Informal meetings and, (erested parties,' and to report back necticut Friday, but none of thii dnMiped 10 per cent Irt the week HU-AN* TAUin WITH CHAKOAl in a few weeks, budget heariags, to the Board. Coventry^June 8'(8pecial1 — A Earle W. Rose, Mrs. Burton E. ^group are elated for duty in Man- endiflg June 3. the Stste Labor is! etoetter according to Col. Donald DepaHment reported today. will reminded last night of a tough gtlk Polio VAcclfie clinic for 189 Flint; aasB 19, Mrs. Starkel, Mrs. L. McMillan, commanding officer Man6(iester claims numbered 515 ^ o je c t It has undertaken but not r'.lgible 13 aAd- 14-yeaE-otds will be Wilcox, Mrs. C^rleton P. King. yet done much abouU-parking and " W raughf Iran RaHings o f uiei 83rd A A A Group. last week compered with 573 tn RANGE conducted Friday at 9:30 a.m. at Junior exhibits, ages 5-8, Ray­ The group has been aaaigned to the preceding week. Waffle. ' , ■ ! PaKh CalumRS the Coventry Oranfmar School. mond Wilcox, Marsha LaDoyt, the Bridgeport area and are mem­ The drop here came as claims Mrs, Martha Stevenson.' execu-, Dr. Robert P. Bowen, school Richard Wilcox; ages 9-12, Pamela live aerretary of the Chamber W [ rUEL Oil physician and town health officer, Rose, Bryce Honeywell; 12 years bers of the 987th A A A htosile throughout the State ros^ 4 per V A C L E Y w e l d i n g C O . Battalion. Scheduled to arrive last cent, from ] 7,382 to 18,250. In all Commerce, said she and others will gfve the Inoculations. As­ and older, -no flrst, Norma Lawtop. For Free Eatimate Call GASOLINE sisting wilt be Mrs. Anne Clay, Friday, the battalion was delayed 10 claims offlcq/i in the stste Re­ hope the parking committee cre­ Glastonbury 5IE 8-9118 Invitation exhtblfs, second to by last-minute cohatructjon prob­ ported increases While nine report­ sted by the Board "la able to* Ann srhom nurse; Mrs. Thomas Mro. Bruce Henn of Newington. lems at. the Fairfield,Nike site., ed declines. s 'fe w spsre moments to devolej’ O'Brien, public health visiting Men's class, Raymond Bennett, According to Ool. McMillan, the In Manchester,. the number of to a study of the problem. B A N T L Y O IL nurse; Mrs. Dwight F, Gordon, vol­ George Dareliua and John H. West- first Nike a|te in the Hartford Initial claims whicii in.i; b',... The members of. the committed unteer registered nurse; and Mrs. land. [Open class, none, Mrs. Ken area to be taken over from fts spells of unemployment, also are Gilbert Barnes, chairman, Hari fuOAViEVERUfSd ( .IMI- \M , |\( , Vv Seigmar l^lAmbsrg and Mrs. David neth A. Downing, Mrs. W. Bryce Simmons, mothers. building contractor by the Army dropped substantlslly, from 4C to ry Flrato and Philip Harrison. The ^ AT LOW PRICES ,4, ■ 'I 'I\-N I IN I 1 Honeywell. is expected to be ohe in Piainville 27. lA st week, women accounted Chamber, long an advocate of im-l Consent slips have been sent ParselU Speaks and Farmington. for 300, or 68.2 per rent, of the proved parking faeillti'ea in Man-1 TEL Mlicl.cll 9 4S9S home to parents for signature for Norman K. Parsells, House Re­ The date for the arrival of the total number of claims compared Chester, recently conducted a sur-'; ^Arthur Diiis StorRi| thp treatments which will be 50 publican Majority Leader, ad­ first Nike troops to the Hartford with 337, or 58.9 per cent of the vey wiRich Indicated that a great; TEL ROCKVIILF S-2177 c4nta each. dressed the Tolland County Re­ fH U U R S 8 A. M. to II P. M.aj ' The Planning and Zoning Com- area has not been -announced, he total In the preceding week. majority of local residents felt lb * A A db db-A A . * ^ I publican Women's Club at the said. They will comprise the 11th mlssloii has granted the request of Community ' House last night, A A A Missile Battalion. Herbert A. France for a change of speaking on "The Republican lone of his property on Ripley Party and What It Stands For.” ' .. y Hill Rd. from Rural to A-SC Resi­ Parsells, introduced by Mrs. dential. This change is effective Harry Lugg, program chairman, Girl Scout Notes as of tomorrow. discussed the workings of legisla­ * Orange Notes ture and what that body ac­ ■Ihe Grange will meet tomdrjjow complished in 19.35. . The following new officers were at 8 p.m. In the ha'll on Rt. 44A,. He also discussed court reform, elected at a recent mecUng of During the lecturer's prograiq taxes, education, State flnancing, Brownie Troop 29, Verplanck there will be a short Memorial Day and Stste employe pay Increases. HgSW M GSiww... School: Jacquelyn Costello, presi­ sm ’ice: The charter will be draped 4. bout '50 persons «tt/endcd the llriald Photo by OfUrA dent: G endins Gary, secreUry; for the late Harold M. Turner. meeting. Napcy Adams, treasurer; Peggy There will be a girls' ‘quartet; L-und Cards Available Other officers installed last Williams, directors. r.F0ff ^Extras! -y. 'Golden, publicity; Valerie Hub­ The 1958-57 president of the night slong with Fogarty and Irv ­ For the first lime, Ladies’ night, George Farrell will give a reading Cards for the "Thank You. Mr. bard, scrapbook, and Donna Manchester Lions Club. Bernard Preeldent" Republican national Fogarty, third from left, accepts ing were: Arthur J. I„eClaire Jr., was neld at the same time as the of symbols, the one dollar bill; Kosky. cheer committee. Mrs. Walter S. Haven will show campaign fund may be obtained •rtie'troop has been working on the gsvcl at last night's Installa­ first vice-president; Charles Les- Jn.stallalion. Tftere were al.so visit­ 2.49 and 2.98 quolHy perance, second vice prc.sidcg^; ing dighltarie.s from various slides o f town scenery, and flow­ from m.embera of the local OOP tenderfoot requirements, under tion ceremony held at Cavey's Town Committee. the leadership of Mrs. Eugene Restaurant. Oihers ih the photo­ Ben Shankman. third ylcc-pi-es- Lions' Cltiba In this area. ers. PatriciA Affricano has been Contributora may addresa the Freeman, Mrs. Joseph'Cataldl and graph, from left to right, sre Mark ident;, Hyatt Siitllffe. secretary; Five year perfect attendance Ben Eollo. financial secretBiy; pins Were presented to six mem­ named winner of the Grange entry cards to President Eisenhower and Mrsl Raymond BJorkman, prepar- KravlU, the outgoing president, receive a picture of the Preeldent big to fly up this month. Tom Leonard, deputy district gov­ Jacob Haroian. treasurer; Edward bers las. night. Those receiving in the National Safety Essay con­ Snyde, tail twister; Bill Fournier, the pins were George •DeCormicr, test on "Courtesy On the Highway and Mrs'. Elsenhower. A. Harry ernor, Robert Irving, .district gov- Olson is director of the local cam­ Troop 18 last month had an .ernor,. 'and Ford. Crosby, tone lion tamer: and Ivar Scott, Rocco Crosby, Fogarty, Kravits, Donald Pays Dividends." Salerno, I.,eon Huestia and Roy Bon and Edward- Macauley. Mrs. Oliver M. Brown of the paign. • Tissuo-woight gingham o v e r^ h t at Ckmp Merrie-Wood, chalmsn...... J Committee members who have with about 18 ^ rls and their Grangk Community Service Com- , mittee has been named to give the cards for contributors are: .. .. leaders. Mrs. Nelson Richmond J. LeRoy Schweyer, Mrs. Walter Mrs. William Newton4 , at tending annual Orange award to the grad­ Herler W ill Study uating atudent selected by the fac­ 5. Haven; Mrs. Joim H. Westland, - A Importid^ottpn chocks The girls played games, hiked the Fred Mohr, Wlnthrop. Merrlam, yellow trail and told ghost stories. ulty as highest In titixenship, (jur- Ribicoff Speed Bid ing the graduation exef-cisps. Mrs. Vinton Wanner, Mrs. To Enter West Point Geraldine VanDort. Mrs. Leroy • Wasli 'n' woar "Gina" cloth The last weekend in May two Roberts. Albert F. Bray, and Ed-' enterprising troops. Troops 14 and Wayne Clay, l8, son isf Mr. and Hartford, June 6 (P)-—Gov. Chris­ Mrs. Elias F. Clay of Rt. 31 has ward White. 18, visited Cedar Hill, Waltham, Coining Bvento Maas., the MassSichusettS' Girl tian Merter sAys hs will call a passed his entrance exams and will mMtlng o f his Maasachusetls enter the U.S. Military Academy, Tomorrow’s ' meetings include Scout camp. On Sunday the troops Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., Cov­ , went sightseeing in Boston. Safety Committee to study ways West Point Jiily 3. He will gradu­ li. which his slate could cooperate ate from Windham High School entry Grammar School; Little Sewers 4-H, after school 'with Mrs. \ FORD GENERATOR fiUly . wttti Connccticuta highway .. the week of June 18. safety crackdown. Flower Awards Listed Ethel Cargo; St. Germaine Guild, dPVmvT FW Milan. Mich. UPi —A litUe- CWO, 8 p.m., St. Mary's Churih known pet protect of the late Hen Herter told Gov. Abraham A. Judges’ swards In the eleventh •_.-A ^ >-«- Ribicoff of Connecticut in a letter annual flower Show of the Coven­ Hall; Cub Scout Pack 65. den 4 at ry Ford furnishes light for' the ONE OF MANY FINE BUYSI 7 p.m. with Mrs. David Roche: village office and the public li­ yesterday. that he is sympathetic try Garden club, with flrst, second brary in the village of Milan. It's towards the Connecticut campaign SA V E-SA LE ENDS JUNE 9 and 1.hlrd ratings listed are as Brownie Troop 70, 6 p.m. with a 8250.000 generator bjuilt by the but added he wants a study made follows: Mrs. John T. Cousin; Rip and before Massachusetts enters into a Tulips, Mrs. Clinrlea E. Nyack, Stitch 4-H, after school with Hrs. automobile indusMalist in 1937 Hug* saloctlon o f mon't sport shirti when Ford's hobby' was hydro­ firm agrseinent with Connecticut Mrs. George Dareliua, Mrs. Vincent Julia DeLorge. electric power to operate a soy- on spewing convictions. Schneble; daffodils, Mrs. George ■ ------" V \ pricod for'iPal tovingt In Hma for Fothtr's Ooyl In Omnectlciit, drivera convict- Manchester Evenbig Herald Cov­ bean mill. Simmons, Mrs. George Simmons, Evary supar-styla is euf far eomfort, comas td A t speeding' autoniatically lose none; hyacinth, no entries; nar­ entry correspondent, ,Mrs. Ctixrles I PORTABLE LOCRSMITHS ;tfielr licenses for 30 dVys—60 days cissi, Mrs. George Simmons, Mrs. Uttie, tclephkne P I 3-8331, through countloss tvibbings with colors bright, lost New York (P)—Locksmiths caiy on a second conviction. Ribicoff Kennth S. Lyon, Mrs. Schneble. o f oil, tho combed cottarh end Dan Wv#r fabrja vj BOW take their shops with them' is asking other states—especially ATTEMPT MEANS ATTEMPT IVrennials, lily of valley, Mrs, nood just tho glide o f on iron. Colon, woven pot- \ w h e n called to make duplicate neighboring stales —to suspend the \ Ernest J. Starkel, Mrs. Dwight F. keys. One lock, manufacturer, has licenses of their drivers convicted Gordon, Mrs. Dareliiis; violets, Mexico a t y (2P»—The Mexican term and stylet to suit every xion—stock up, newl developed a 12-volt motor which of speeding in Connecticut. Mrs, L. Henry Reed, Mrs. Dareliua supreme court has ruled that a can be plugged into the cigarette ' Currently Mnssaclmjrelts does Mrs. Robert H. Wilcox; columbine, person can not be imprisoned for / lighter of new auiombblles op- not suspend a Massachusetts driv­ none, none, Mrs. Lyon; other speci­ "attempted homicide’’ unless an | 5.19 Gallon in S-Gal. Pall ermtlng.with 12-volt systems. The er's license until after a full-re­ men, .none, ^rs. Reed, Mrs. Lyon; actual attempt Is jjroved. view of the out-of-slate convic­ White and Colors > motor runs the grinding eqfuip- floweiing shrubs, lilac. Raymond On an appeal, It freed Javfer I tions. nent, B. Bennett, hfrs. Goodwin W. Rios Vergara of a 12-year sentence ] Jacobson, Mrs. R. B. Bennett on such a charge. / House plants, afrlcan violets, Vargara admitted h t took pari I A riot'sf (sbr h a m OmON None finer at any price. Te.sted . .. found to be equal to Mrs. William Tribou, Mrs. Dare- of a fee promised for killing s -■ l- lius, Mrs. John E. Barnsbee; other local official but said he really dia or better than nationally adverti.ied iTrands at 6.95 a apeclmen. ndne, Mrs^ Barnsbee, not intend to go through with it. Jsnty Inihs, swim tranks - gallon. Easy to apply. Leaves a durable finish that .stay.s Leslie Rider;' special greenhouse No evidence of an actual attempt | OPEN WEAVE SKIPDENT was presented. , Solid tones and novolty stripes smooth, bright for years. Self-cleaning action— doe.sn’t exhibit, special awards to Mrs. Spedol low price. Chooso Dean G. Wiley and Mrs. Bafnsbee. bt cyow and *V ‘ wecta. Tivnigi cool comfort at 0 saving. H U C. collect dirt. Gallon covers up to 600 sq. ft. Regular 5.‘2!) Arrangement classes, Class 12, INSURANCE BUT NO GOSSIP wmo in fondoi, j^Mcki, plaids. 834-8!8 • n U M l 3-5181 .single; gallon * *.... rJ t...... 4.44 none, Mrs. Schneble, Mrs. Barns- Des Moines lAh—Gossiping and I Shed sleeves. Sonforlxed. * MAIN MA^'CHESTER hee; Class 13, Mrs. Bennett, Mrs, insurance adjusting just don't nflx. SOLID COLO* JMSIYS..1.00 Ray M. Davis. Mrs. Charles W. ^Thls advice was given 250 ad­ /W PINKL’SHED'* FA8RIC8 Strant; Class 14,. la) none, Mrs. E.' justers from 15 states during a Lynn Beerwort. none; (b), Mrs. panel discussion at the Midwestern USUAUY 1.91. Don River Harold E. Hills, Mrs. Wilcox, none; Hail Adjusters Assn., convention. cettens— easy to wosh, Iren. Class 15, Mrs. Hills^ Mrs. Starkel, The panelists advised adjusters not | D uriM CsttBR M o w i a r Mrs. Schneble; Class 17, Mrs. Ben­ to discuss I0 S9 /settlements over , Short sleeve. New colors. ^ t nett only: Class 18, none, Mrs. restaurant tables. . , Men's Speed Shorts. t t O r "BURLINGTON" FABRICS "AtMotia" offer extra O # USUAUY 3.95 to 4.93. Now ;^ieftnoM and duroblMy. igcN ■'.I.,-- N O W A T styles In aottoro, viscose. Wothable< short sloovot.. COOL, PRINTED BATISTE Mmi's Bmoddorii Shorts USUAUY 1.91 Sheerspocod- . ■ # ^ 'prints. Short sloevo style. 2 I Q Q Yoke front or Hxor stylo In wMto, t^ id 98c le^^DOttern chest pockets.'Woshoble. ; P r o f i colors or ''fonclot”. DACRON^ BLEND KNITS ^ ^ USUALLY $ 1. Combtd col- ' m | | teh-Docron blend^ non-seg crew neck. Short sleeves. STRtTCH Nylon Socks Stays put bt shot). J L O c 0 8 8 RIMfeMlIRs COLORFUL FANCY^KNITS Clock eir ineilf de- V # . 4.70-15 Uackwfift Ondiuei FATHIRt DAY USUALLY 1.99. Fancy stripes | | | | m m wtm signs. Reg., largo. MR MM Lowlow tH* .... end new poMerm In greet 2nJ D®**” ** ^ 3^Pe. Bathroom Outf it— Reg* 148.05 ^ II JUNE 17W| DELUXE STAINLESS selection. Short tWovot. Add distinctivtiiiw beouty with on \ r'. - Riverside Oetuxe-'^om. ' with K/i stMl tub i^d fjitii by Oneida Lid , Silvertmiihs 1.50 GOOD FOR A LIFETIME Spicioll Uiwri TIES - . - Aliiminum Combinotioh Door . .Rainbow of celersi Sov- > \ a u inuLAa siiis IrKludet pojfc^ain-enameled iub; \ oral moke'^And gift for chine .loyetpry; chine closet end Finest extruded aluminum.. In 12.fS FoMiiig G d f Oort Dodl All now, pottem*. whitb weed enomeled seel. 2V^HP Rotary THItr ii- Easy to install-easy to’ ' ■ ^ I ■ ' n ■. change panels. S " thick. Shitay PlatMl StM l With all hardware. Eoiy ta holidtc riE ^ C FomilyS«tfor4 ''’x; / 4.98 •• V ■ U ltra l97 Rag. Browii Romoo Word. TiRir Soft kidskin, lodther A 4 9 lined. Elastic gore for 9 * 0 0 for 2aJ !>••«*• Folds by lowqring or., SoW-propelllrtg oetien^ comfortoble flt.8-12. 8a u n i a 99* raising hondlo. 10' boll Tubeless Tire puM NRor forwimdl FuN. . V tilling >«WtK_12" ’ bearing wheels. Ad|. , 22 9 eXeivwti 4 fsfki, ixtonsion jTlnes olio. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6,1956 > HAGE B lX inW Section Two WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1966 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1956 Pages 17 to 32 provide strength for tlie ideas of ahe likes If she also cautions thsm | Hal Boyle, Filipino Student ‘ freedom, but can. over the long not to tell s soul. pull,' reduci the Itbp Curtain to a Ruth Millett When a woman aaya she is going Quits-Orient Talk ruat.v screen." to "have a few paople In" she msy Stassen spoke, toth of Bisen- Tnesn she is inviting two or three FOR WORK OR PLAY Normandy Symbol hower’s 1BS3 proposal fpf creation WomiHi Have a Laaguaga couples or a hundred so guestf. Town Needs Psychiatric Service Students Conduct Final Sing at Educational Square Site Bandung, Indonesia, June 6 Of an . international atoms • for Hard for Men to Fathom To XI woman, “ a few people" is a ■The Aalan-Afrlcan students ' con­ peace pool, and o€ progress made vague number, depending on such ference went on today without the since that, time.' Poor men. No wonder they claim factors as the size of her house, Cool, clear weather arrived just Philippine delegation, which I In tims last night to provide a per­ Of Old Style War "In less than three years after they don’t understand us. We wom­ the size of her husband’s income, Mental Heal^ Survey Indicates stalked out in protest against Com- the President broke the chains of en have so many pat, general state­ fect setting for 'the final Educa­ 'munist domination, the height of her social ambition^ tional Square Community Sing pre- Guillermo C. De Vega, 24, led -doubt and inertia," Stassen said, ments. . . * or the number of people she By HAL BOYLE the classic example of a successful WTren a woman says, "1 haven’t aented by Elementary and high out his group in the climax of a "the dream of atoma-for-peace has "owes." • B y MON.\RD ZEIDENBERO addition to theoe reflourcft, TheJuvenileOourtofOonnectl- school student choirs and bands. amphibious operation. 6-day battle over Red moves to been transformed tnto a tangible, a thing to wear." ahe may mean I Women intuitively know just | however, the Mench^iter public cut. which laet year handled W K«w York (/T)—A doi^n y*«rt Just 12 years ago this morning, Directors were G. Albert Pear­ turn the meeting tnto a political promising reality.. - any of a' number of thigga.. Iti whmt another woman meana by j Health Society naa pictured Man* j have a iodal worker caiiee involvinjc Mancheater young- son, Ralph U. Maccarone, Robert •ft«r th* Normandy landing, tile after being postponed 21 anxious Stassen. who represented this might be. that she is literally down cheM ^aa a cor^unlty in aerioua fi^^t. Her appointment, an- atera, told the oohi-nittee: “Tlie M. Johns and William J. Vaders. hours because ot bad weather, it arena. these vagfus terms. But some men | Bigfiteat amphibloua operation In It hid been set up.aa a "UtUe cduntry at d recent London dis­ to one decent ‘outfit. It could be B^d Of fMntai-health aervicea. nounced laat month ai the com* \ total amount of paychiatric help Miss Brenda Cole and MIsa Judith happened. TheyTBngllsh Channel live with the same, woman for hlatory, many imiitary_inen_feel Bandung" conference pledged to armament conference where v East ttiu l she considere ahe hasn’t ex-1 years without being able to figure • It re^ n a that among ever>* age I re|k>rt waa being pre-{ available in Mancheater falla con* Grant acted as accompanists'dur­ was speckled with hundreds upon" steer clear of political clashes. But and West deadlocked, aaid' o f the actly the right dress to wear to a | Ifroup in Mancheater there ia a ^ may lead to the eaUbliah*; aiderably abort of what the aitua*- ing part of the program. KrTofTme mankind wul hundreds of converging ships out what she means by what ahe: an assortment of I.,eftist groups meeting: certain party. Or she may mean j says. ' need for paychiatriatft, paychiatric < ment of a echool aocial*work de- tion requirea. ^ Tke concert and community sing never aee another one like It. carrying scores o t i thousands of "For the first time notable pro­ showed up and took control. Two that she has a closetful of clothes. | (All rights reserved, clinic* or aoefal acrvice, but. that' pj^i-tment. ! “The aocial aervicea are not was given by the 8th grade and The apectacle of maaaed na\'tea. battle-clad soldiers. The sky gress was evident in devising a but not a thing that/ her crowd ‘ high school choirs and the com- bombarding a foreign ahore aa they days of opening speeches showed NE.\ Service, Inc.) jiraptically barren Another factor that could be put ^ adequate for a community of ita swarmed and thundered with the conference would fire away at practical system for ground In­ hasn’t seen, | p t thia type of help oh tjie plus side in the Manchester present kize. It would benefit by S hined high school and elementary unleash thoueands of attacking ^planes____ that came and w ent...and such issues as Western colonialism. spection,” even though Russia When a woman says, to her hua-1 The group, the Society'8 needa mental-health situation it the ef­ the addition of a properly staffed School bands. The audience of troops, la probably a thing o f the ! ^anie and' .went a^ain. .'.and fire Western defense organisations and "was nqt yet fully prepared to MenVW hite Sneakers and retources committee, aaya that family casework agency, school about l.SOA blended with lho'choirs past. Jt la almost as outmoded as i flamed »nii, blood flowed on band, "You’ve simply got to d o , fort now being made by the Mental the Palistinc dispute. explore aerial reconnaissance." 300 Mancheater reiidenti every social workers guidance people at times durlqg the 75 mjifuts pro­ a clash between knights on horse-' beaches called Omaha' and Utah. ^ something about Junior," she may Vaders Giving Up Health Society to attract a pay- De 'Vega, president of the Phtllp' .• At the summit talks last sum­ year aeek j^aychiatric or aoclai- within the achool syatem and by gram. y Impossible to Forget mean she wants Junior’s father to LOW and HIGH STYLES .chlatrizt into Manchester bAok. pine Student Councils Assn,.

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V ■ ■ -> , !• ■ r PAGE NINETEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANGHESTE^ COKW^ WEDNESDA^, JUNE 6. 1958 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 19M PACE'BIGHTEEN Last month. Chotiner waa asked students 'selected for pronrialng haa received wUl also be helpful picked up by Maxwell Hutchinson, Argentine Army before a fianate Invaatigatlng tub- j e e to musical talent, . w ^ was driving in Andover. Betrothed Da\^ Dance Set Proth P ledfsd PINE Bolton in establishing an adequaU health y d a U S e l l s O W ti^ ry committee when It developed that Follrt^ng the presidemta report record at the schoo.. Hutchinson promptly reported In Shakeup Bared he had been attorney for aeveral Tennis'Toiiiriev the new slate of officers was pre­ Future registration sessions are at the >1r houM in perspn. The de­ By Rotary, PTO Bast Coast clothing manufactur- \ * sented snd unanimously elected.- r e x a l l p h a r m a c y lighted reaction of the children Keeliey Park Lions to Sell scheduled for Monday Wednisday ara who had gotten Into dlfficul- The Junior Chaml^ of Cririii At the close of the business from C:S<) to 11:30 a.m. . his a|>pearance brought broad^ j m n o M i . r e . Buanoa Airas, Argantlna, June • ties with the' government over meeflng tl)e retiring president was smites to the faces of the three - The Rotary Club of Mancheater, iih — President Pedro Aramburu's merce Is planning to sponsor a Polio tShoiB Slated The Lydall Development Corp. D e R t h i military uniform coritracta. tennis tournament for yoixig peo­ 'presentetf-with a g ift’ in apprecia­ ^ Insecticide to Dr. Robert Bowen, Director of firemen. in conjunction with the Hlghij,, lomoval of the ArgenUne army'q ChoUnar told the Senators Tie tion of her service to the club. Biologlcsli * Kas sold 81 building lota in its ple on June 16 and 17 at thb West Health, will give second polio Coming Events School Parent Tcachcra Organisa­ f o r Amy « x i d . two top commanders was. seen to­ had never Mitfcl to use arty influ­ Hostesses for the evening were Sick Room Supplies The Executive Board of the Co­ tion, announced today that It will Keeney Park development to Tum- day as the opening move- in a Side Rec. inoculations at the school on blebrook Acres, Inc., of Hartford, Oeerge A. Oroeo 1 ence in behalf of any client, hut T*he tournament.'Which la , for Virginia Benson, ohalrmanX as Cosmetici operative Kindergarten and Nurs­ again sponaer a student "Dawn iiomaping raorganlaatlon o f gov- Patent Medicines Raise Funds ITiursday at '• a.m. Children d,a.te tizxie f>r an indicated purchaae price of related that he had made eome twd groups, LI to 15 year old*, sisted by, Elsie OUetafson ^uid ery will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m- Dance" open to all High School George A. Green, 119 Lake fit., arnmant posts. lUNOAVS-SSM. TO 8 P.M should wear clothes with sleeves 1104.000. < inquiries to White House aides. Ip and 15 to 17 S'ear olds, w-lll be a Marion Jesanit, at the home of E. J. Roser on South Senlora arid their gueete immedi­ died thla morning at Uanchestar tiuormed aourcaa said Aramburu that will roll up easily and bring The Hartford building firm, connection with his representation olngle elimination under the rules Bolton. Juno « ganeroiia had worked at the Mansfield Train­ ship tiiink) Off iMiaat of South 4M4 CINTfll }T. House Saturday at 8 p.m. under ' alraady'ibeen filed with'the Town rolee in the revolution that over pearance befOpe the Senate group, Additional blanks and addition- MANCNISTIR liold oil. The Umrtj-’ weapon againat I the last few weeks to include buffet which la plenn.ed. ing School,^ af Information may be. obtained Viet Nam have climbed to II inaecU U the major Item being of­ 1 children rip to 14 years of ager the the sponsorship of the North Cov­ ,lt wee atreeaad < by committee PlMning -Commistion, guarantee­ threw Peroq lost their poets. They, the White House said no one there ing that the Hartford firm will He leavea tWo atepeona,. Robert had done any more for Chotiner from either Matthe'w Maetor/i at dead and 18 Injured, reports re­ fered for aal^ by the Liona in a '.older children may also receive entry Fire Department. membere that the purpose of'the L.’ Olivea o f Agawam, Mats.-, and were Lt. Gen. Julio A. Lagoa and ceived here today said. \ The show was presented in this i complete the installation of all site than possibly to Inquire Shout the Manchester High School or. Rich­ fund ralatng mive. 1 first shots on Thursday. Parental dance la to provide a apet* for For summfir days «nd summer W. Guy Oliver of Mancheater; ona Brig. Gen. R oberto. Tomas Dal­ ard Nassiff, 103 Cedar St. ' The aervice club which plana ronsent must be given oft a form town on two evenings in May and further entertainment/ after the Improvements snd utilities. ton. date/-at-which a CAB ruling on a dfitos... you'll bfi so etisp slater, Mrs. Lena Moore of Wood­ North A^merlcan case might be ex- active participation in and aupport that may be obtained from the produced a profit of 1400 for the ■ehool aponaored dance ii over, Lydall Development, which pur- MaJ. Gen. Frapclaco Jose Zerda and comforfablo in this . chased the ehtire tract from Che­ land Hills, Calif.j IS grandchildren p^ed. Press secretary James \of projects to benefit youth, plana school office. Second inoculations, new fund drive to replace the or­ withOqt neceesitatlng the etu and aeveral grSat grandchildren. succeeded .Lagoa aa army com­ which are recommended for effe^- gan at the local church. dents going out of town for such washable, crease -ra- ney Bros, last yetir, had started mander in chief. Dalton, army Hagerty noted that ine eventual Chaininade Head to award two priaea in an eaaay The funeral will be held at the CAB decision had gone againat rohteat now in progress among llve protection, must be arranged , Attends Assessors Meeting dancing and eating. sisfanf fine combed some Improvement work, install­ chief of staff, waa tapped, to b«' I ^ ing sanitary sewers and extending Hdlmea Funeral Home, 400 Main Chotiner'a- client. Grade * students at tha Elemen- for privately. E. Pierce Herrick of the Board The denfce is expected to be i'-' St., Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock, come ambassador to Peru. Named at Dinner or Assessors attended the month­ broadcloth by Susan V water msina Into the land. . tary ^ o o l. A |50 and J2.% savings Kxaminsllons for participation Mlss Diane .Gaffogllo over by 3 a.m. The committee, ' Mica Jacqueline E. Pillarfi with the Rev. John R. Neubert of The changes were seen as a con­ ly ihqetlng of the Hartford Area Keith. Beautifully According to instruments filed "bonds will be presented to the in the local PTA-Red Cross Swim- headed by William Moorhouae, in­ the Community Baptist Church of­ cession to younger officers who in June Tomkins was elected presi­ AasesMrs' ..Assn, at Berlin yes- Mr. end Mrs. Charlea L. PlllanI, accented with un-' In the town clerk's office' this P E G G Y LANE ming Program will b* given to winners at graduation ceremonies, I Announcement has been msde cludes Fred Naailff, Ken Morri­ ficiating.’ Burial will ^ be in 'East sist that many of the older com dent at the annual meeting and children whose parents havt re­ terday. bv Mr. snd Mrs. Candido Gaffogllo, son, Leonard Yoet, Kingsley Kuhn- lift Waddell Rd., announce the en­ iisual button de­ mornjjig. the 81 Iota a.b on streets mandeni aupport totalitarian rule A b o u t T o w n June 2V. ' • ,\ designated in the subdivision plan Cemetery. dinner of the Chsminade Musical Ooroposilions relating to the quested it by Dr. Bowen following 18-12 21st Ave., Astoria. Long Is­ ey, and Paul R. Marte, all local gagement and approaching mar­ tail ahd crisp and only turned against Peron at .. SAT., 9:30.5:30 M anchest^ Evening Heralil as Judith Dr.,-Dlane Dr., Nilek Dr., Frienda may call at the funeral Club Monday evening at the Maple 777 M AIN St.-m-OPEN • Moral Code fdr Youth ’ will be the polio clinic on Thursday. land, of the 'engagement o f their Rotariana. riage of their daughter, Mias Jac­ the last minute. Bolton correspondent, Mrs. Joseph waffle-weave and Farm J>r. homa tomorrow night from 7 to Ladies of Yhe . Assumption Hill Restauiant In West Hartford. * T H U R S D A Y 9 P.M. Judged by the Lions. A framed. YauagSlers Visit Firehouse daiighter, MlSs Diane Gaffogllo, to queline E. Plllard. to 'Rol>ert S, 9:30. . • , Flora Chase ' was elected vice D'ltalla, telephone Ml 8-SS43. Kondrt, son of Mrs. Eileen F. collar. In addition to these lota. Tumble- preceded their cloaiijg qneeting of Illuminated copy ot the code will Firemen John Garibaldi and Er­ Army Private Rayniond M. Carra, the season Monday evening with s president; Esther Maidment,,sec­ nest Pesola were hosts yesterday son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Kondra. 82 (Jhestnut St., andtthe brook purchased a small atrip be- » 1 be given to the school for perma­ Mexico Illiteracy . tween two lota retained by Lydall. Miss Mary Jane Oleonry Women^s Group potiuck supper in the church hall. retary; and Doris Hunt, treasurer. nent display at the graduaUon to two groups of small visitors at Carra, 8 Charter Oak St. late Alexander J. Kondra. Following the dinner, the retir­ Famous Names The wedding Is planned for Aug. This land will be used as a road. The dishes brought by the mem­ exercises. the Firehouse who cama'to Inspect The future bride, a secretary, is Mias Mary Jahe -Glenney, 39 Selects Officers bere were varied and delicious snd ing president, Marjorie Hall, con­ Pick Fresh . . . Easy Care the equipment. Both groups were a graduate . I work on Keeney St. . There will be no calling hours. bers of the hospitality committee! K and Miss Helen Smith is in charge of cheer correspondence. ' V Announcement COHPLlUmiCtlON o p h a l f s iz e s Publicity during the year will be | !^otorists Request BECAURfe OF t h e PARKING PROBLEM and Funerals covered by three members, who I KIDDIE FAIR'S \ Safely Stickers nlll serve alternately. j FOR ■i'HB CONVENIENCE OF THE FUBLIC THE QEFICE o p d r . I^E R SH A N O F F , OPTOMBrTRl'ST Joseph A. Monaeglla Gholiner Asked Ike! Pollco.^ief Herman Or Schen- Eargely^'allended funeral serv­ WILL BE OPEN TUESDAY! ta 8 P.M. del said IJiia morning he haa re­ ice:; for Joseph A. Monseglio, 80 ceived 500'more "Slow Down and i n s t e a d OF THURSDAYS School St., were held this morn­ Put Curbs on CAB SOLIDS. PRINTS Live" stickarq and that anyone ing a t '8:15 from the W. P. Quish' LENORE’S wishing to put one on his car may Fiineral Home, followed by s sol­ (Continued from Page One) Dll. I. 8ERSHAN0FF, Optointtrist " csir st-pollce headquarters. . / SIZES 7 IS 1i 431 M/LIN ST., MANCHESTER emn requiem Maqs in St. James' Schendel said his department Church at 9 o'clock. The Rev. House Anti-Trust sulx^ommittee/ 916 MAIN STREKT—TKL. MI 3-60.10 or CH 7-3616 ran out of a supply of over 600 The group Is making a general i>(- ^ 1 4 ts2 4 V x first received a few^vreeka ago, and John F. Hannon was the celebrint, the Rev. F.dgar Farrell the deacon qiilry into the aviation indusl^. that he expects to give away those and the Rev. George Hughes the Oeller made no comment. / •• ^ 7 he just received because of the en- But Rep. Keating of Nev^ York, thusis.sm of local motorl.sts. Schen­ .nubdescon. Mrs. Jane Maccarone N EW e d n O N was or^^anlst and soloist. Father i.n ior Republican memher of- the HEW SUMMEit del said his department had re­ Hannon read the committal service suircommittfe, said t)ie material ceived many calls over the week­ $« f f f at the grave in St. James' Ceme­ added up to what he termed fur­ end reque.sting the stickers. tery. Delegations from the Ladies ther proof that "while people were, GREEN Auxiliary' of the Italian ^American- going around tryWg fo bring poHt-' SKIRTS LATE CALIP^hiNIA TOTALS \piub and the Alpina Society at­ leal pressure to-hear, thla admin­ STAMPS BLOUSES tended the services. istration waa not influenced, hut WITH ALL SHELL FUEL OIL DIXIVERIES ICiBM, Rearers were Armando Morano^ decided theqe things on merits." L i l y e t t e Chptiner. Is a prominerit W e ^ original TahalaUona InrCalifornla's pri­ Edw-ard Morano. Joseph Rabageno, 34 HOUR OELIVEKV AND BURNER SERVICE mary at noon today: President Umberto Grimaldi, Alfred Nord- Coagt Republican with a reputa­ EXPERT BURNER SERVICE' —/ (D ) 11,197 preclnots of 24,160 giten and John Zapadks. ^ tion a a 'a n expert in campaign "V Ktevenson 710,870, Kefauvrr 436,- techniques. He has at times ad­ FUEL O IL 601. President (R ) 15J)89 pre- Although Korea's water birds vised the National GOP commlt- SIzoa 32 to 80 tee and helped in various cam­ W Y M A N ^ S SERVICE ^^3 June 7th at 9 A.M. ^ clnts, Elsenhower 66.5,314. / . are like thdqe of western North 24 MAIN ST. Printa, Sollda TEL. M{ •-fifilO^Ml 8-1829 CHOOSE THE on the .Cardinal came frofin a America, her'-Jand birds are re- paigns. In 19.52 he w«vss campaign lated to those of Europe. manager for Vice President Nixon. reliable, source. / v l

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LENQRE’S MEN'S SHOPS We Give 907 M A IN ST. — WELDON BUILDING World Green Stamps GREEN . 431 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER With All Cash FORMAL -WEAR FOR HIRE Purchafiefi 1085-1089 M AIN STREET PHONE Ml 3-5856 • i 4 STAMPS .1 . ' ■ " V . Advertise in The Herald*^—>It Pays 'I ’ . v V ' I K-. fi.'r '. ' fl -I p a g e tv^ n t y -on e ‘ UANCHESTER EV^ONC HEEAti), MANCgESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY. JUNE 6, XB69 ?AGE TWENTY That la tho only riaion for do­ ^130,000 Slated ing lo, but with that riaion J will ik e Avoids do it ai cheerfully, aa cnargetldal- RegwnalSchool Plans Draw ly, aa‘ tnthualastically'61 it is pok-- 111 New Building aibla for me 'to do." Opposition in Marlborough T& a quaitlon whither lie i? For Columbia Support for thought he would have a tough Started on battle for reelectjon. Blienhower aaid he hadn't thought a single Marlborouffh. June ^ (Special) i— ' Columbia, June 6 (Special) 2Son- (loiM itrong oppoeillon to plana I Art Prige Vinner thing about it. Sterf Wage Ing Agent (Tlayton R. Hunt said ‘An Amiable Flgurdmad' *r the propooed $(X)-aludent fe- L__ today building permits ha issued Eisenhower waa told, too. that glonal high echool waa voiced J»y last month represent abotit 1130,- (OoMtiMMd from Pag! Democrats now leem to be direct­ twe meinbere of the Marlborough t Pago Om ) 000 in new conati'uctlon. but that ing Are at him as "an amiable (Cont^ptied from np Industrial buildings are in- B ovd of Wucationi Uat night In ' r'J' had been called to a aUtemant.M Agur,ihead'' In rte .plu^hei of meq, ! 'clfitted. ■ ' , . r ■ around him. " ' . >, th e ^ M df three foruma held to will be where tha apoUlght ia not Hunt has filed a report'of last aald Wiley hid mide ind which acquaint the townspeople of An­ so focused.” , pretty much reflected' hli own The Prealdenfa reaction was a In another, ewltch, this year's month's permits with tha Stats broad grin and a remark that dover, Hebron and Marlborough Labor Department which, he said, view that thii la a primary con­ with the referenduma they will talks art the first in whirh, tha test and until It la settled by, the sometimes that, ia what ha would ■‘Big Three” are participating in uses such reports for 'Statistical Ilka to thlHk he Is. But >its aafd a vole dn F rid a y . ___ _ . purposes." people of Wisconsin the Jlenator Addreaaing, the Regional Dis­ combined negotiating seaslons. ex- ■ doesn't expect any help from the check on his record, M thought, trict No. S Board, Don Ruasell cepl in times of federal Interven- , Permits were issued to Ethel M. admlnivtratlon. / '* flhoiild show that it isn't so. Marlborough board member, said tlon. ! Biark, Rt. i6. for a’ poultry house; As for a propp^al by Demo­ Stephens has slreaaed that each William tt. Patrick, West St., '2- S u p p o rt Eiaeobower cratic national chairman Paul the new school would cause a rjse Wiley. 1 Senate veteran; has of the companies would b» bar-1I story poultry house; Michael Si- Butler that a panel of'physicians of 23.5 mills in his town s present supported the admlnlatratlon'a for­ tax rate of 37 mills. ^ gaining on Its own, although rep- :! rak, hnu.se and garage on Pine St.; examine both Repu'jlican and raaantativea of all three and the,. F,. E. Weatover, hoiiise and garage eign policy and la ranking Repub­ Democratic presidential nominees, Suggeata Smaller School lican on the Senate Foreign Rela­ • Russell s fellow board member. union would be In one room at the on Rt. 6; (Urnrge R. Gaudreault, Eisenhower said this waa the first MEMBERS same tlbrie. house in LskeVlew Parle; ^larry tions committee. ') he had'heard of It but tharhe had t'''*"' Clifford Martiner, suggested that, The question of Ki.sdnhower'a - a school with a amaller central McDonald, who wotild pie(er| Chowonec. l;story house off John­ no objection to doing anything ateel to bargain jointly nii an In­ athan Trumbull ' Highway; Dr. own cqmpalgn plans came up when whatsoever his doctors wanted him lant and student capacity might, a reporter said the president had St designed and junior high , dustry-wide basis, welroihe.d the U W N MOWERS fied ineowe love la and the grand list correspondingly , pd,, was awarded the rived at "expeditlonaly.'' , hreexeway on Isike Rd.; Harvey In his address Iasi week, Elien- Whether tH*- hopes can be ful­ Increased. . Jennie Loomis Prise and the Jen- S, Colllna, hou.se and attached ga­ hower had aaid: SHARPENED and EqaippMl with Pawtr sttaring, Powtr brokos. tur^-^' . DouglMa Fellows, of Hebron said • Liopmls art priae yesterday at filled appeared to depend on the rage on Old ( Wlllimanllc Rd.: "I am perfectly reedy to go for­ REPAIRED aarlier.?Aat It was not the school j J^adusuon from Chaffee possibility of comproniise. Henry Relnalter, 1-story house on ward at the behest of such groupl '7 . quoiM biHt, radio, hratar. Mack top, dual Hydranu^ic ^ On one hand, the union's pack­ PICK-VP and DELIVERT rooms alatie' that wrere «*P*oaive; windaon In the school'a' Cards Mill Rd ; and Vincent Sled- ss this 1— and do tha very beat I Drivt. but the faclUtlef 'that, J^e n e o e a -c o m m e n c e m e n t exerclsea. age proposal la believed the larg­ Jeaki. s I-story house on Cherry can In attaining the objecUvet PHONE ML 9-795; jiA iw i /m e est aver handed to the steel indiis- aary to go with theih, .JTie-^aid -j-j,, Jqnnle Loomla Prise, the Valley Rd. lhat I know within me you want. Indicated that It would be l m ex- award a Chaffee senior try- ; Spociol Indhridwoi InroNmant YOUR CAR MAY BE THE DOWN PAYMENT pensive to build a larger planwipw 1 jjijy ja d v e , la given to the girl On the "(Other, the indusU y re- * K yeu'ore ender 71 yean of *.lf you ^ worh for a fln« that could accommodate the j,,, done the moat for Ghaf- porlfdly Intends to resist an.v ' • ripated Increased enrollment than M)»a MHIar served on the terms that would Increase, costa age and do net work for o wMi ton or moro employeoa, to fact the necessity of building student Council for two yeara and Substantially. M a r e n d lir o z ^ ^ drni with ten or mere ein-' ^Eg One of the key Issues was ex- r plus a hoot of other exclusive luxury feituirea again in each towiTi in a abort pe- this year.waa president of it. pieyeet, write for fvM details. ago. Ask your ompleyurf _ riod of years. The art prise ia.qw’arded year- pected to be the union proposal for TRAVEL AQEIENCY like Torsion-Leviel Ride, Load Leveiixer, Xtarlborough la preaenily pUn- ,y to tha senior eihlbltlng the 52-week layoff pay- in contrast! 1 9 5 4 Ring to build a fosir-room unit in i c u t e s t aiiiatlc talent, with the 26-week layoff pay pro-i generous trade-in aliowinoes'in town I What’s be cut by dropping off on the pro- building If a system of cliiaed- home pay, leal gny unemplo.vment i HAROLD EELLS Gonnecticut M edical Service, w a BEL AIR i-DOOR SEDAN 2-DOOR STATION WAGON ■ gram and delaying certain areas, clrcuit television is used to al­ compeniition baifteflti he. receives, I Manchester Agent tteiititk IT tat ceasteTickT imu nciieti mchtv more, you get the ear with the greateat resale such as the .auditorium or home leviate the teacher shortage. and less any Income earned during ' 6UIIU trritit • iin luvii' OFFER EXPIRES Tel. /MI 9-7442 value of all mediiuu-priced cars! Power glide, heater, 2-tone paint. Hi-drivc, radio, heater, white wall tiTea. Extra dean. •coiiomlcs center." Fellows quoted statistics stat- a w-eek he ia partly employed. He pointed out that these cuts .ing that a teacher shortage would Other union proposals includi | JUNE IS would coat more in the long run slill exist In five years even If all time-and-a-half-pay for Saturday ( -when It becomes necessary to do the college students now enrolled work, double time for Bunday, and ! these things at.,-a .later date, be­ in liberal arts and aciance courses an Insurance program paid for en- i -> YOUR CAR YOUR CAR cause of the redesigning that were to enter the teaching field. llrely by the rompanlea. ,The | would be immediately required and The actual percentage of s u c h companies and workers each con­ ^ MAY BE THE MAYBE THE the ateadily increasing building students who do go Into Reaching tribute 4 'i cents an hour to tha BANK BANK coals. he aald. ia 1 5 ',. present inaiiranre program. Om pIlM Sttfir'iJtt houM Mint Itm wM iwlyl.iilhM DOWN PAYMENT TERMS DOWN PAYMENT TERMS Liouln Drakoa, Watt Hartford The Board was asked whether ^t had an alternate plan it could use' arphitccta, had pointed out that the IXJflT SOOtTS HAPPV Norfolk’s amazini tribal Supar-Last Board, waa hoping to be able to If the referendum for the bond Is­ /I sue were defeated Friday. Sheridan, Wyo. il*;—Each year, put the regional school out for bids a group of Explorer, Boy Scouts Mfore the next round in building — Hmna replied that they were $88 committed to open a secondary gets lost in the Big Horn Moun­ cost hikea goes Into, effect. If the tains. They do It intentionally. SEDAN $1 MON1 referendum ia passed by the three school in 1957. If the bond issue DOWN waa defeated, he said, they would Escorted by skilled aiipervisora^ \towns, the Board expects to let the aroiits take only the basic ’48 4ds around June !i>. try to find out why and then rem- CADILLAC needs for survival, and leave pre- , rellows, author of t,he brochure e(I.y the situation. Mrs. Peter Crawford of Marl.-,, pared fimds behind. They forage! BHiHer-^ioof , ^ pBckBrfl CUpppT vSnppr Hardi4>y» matM to lownspaople in the dis- for fo< $245 hfvisrhuld nr- •Sturdy metal and robber door electrle ally 3-DOOR RANK eerislty., Wire mat that ..qitirkly - .ele'ana off w e 'I d e d. ft- ;l Pasaas little for big ear sr.DAN- CASH or TERMS If..*3 - wrapped han- mud and dirt. Slade to last for Raised bottom All equipped TRADE d I e. rhrnm'e years. Buy several; save, ffoora aifta ashes. luxury as you'd pay for Hinged lid. A •RAND hang-lip ring. and ruga. 18"x‘!6". many low-priced models! Ask for our deal today! M E W • . 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Deep tary — p e r- •'sale" price. • SiaUd balltry givei up •• 5 meniht* over 2-vcli loot tootPoM bottom rim. - manenll SERVICE torvicf with normal ut». power. . . • .oiosf • Handtemi engine lurnid chrome f!n« Ike mail •UARANTEl 0 L«fM. coraopct coppy* ^ This rms corK cost $4,300 and it just IHie new; ithed design. 'powerlul liqM IINAAL ALLOWANCE Sol4 My 4o400MhrB*ioB 4.F1. HOUSEHOLD . _ KM YOUR CIO MACHtNE ^ totol Wt Peliyer Replocamanf b'enan'oi, bwibi. wichi, ignjleo,. for ill lilt. H IBpAMO $04i«l*0Fi4R lonkt oveifobfe el 3ic to 7Jc. $895 MONTH FOR ST^P LADDER WE ARE ■ IDEAL CASH or ; PAY ONLY 50e WEEKLY Free Home Packard OPEN UNTIL BANK a lOBAIa ARWIND MA^WK €#. $ 2 . 9 9 & TRADE TERMS I t WBaOTSK Mr.. ' m DEMONSTRATION c I I oaoM ifk* • f i l l H«o« Bioh iIpiHm 1 • •# Mff 'kpssd MV PffflakU •••‘■ • .■■*5*0 Same mgged coaafmctlen as 2895 in N t I expensive types. Relnfere^ rod- ' TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. TEL. Mi 3-5191 9 P. M. I ■««(------—I PHONE ding. Paint rack spreader. 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I;: Vxi, UANCHESTEB EVENING U E R A ^ , UANCHESTEB. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. JlfNE 6. 1936 PAGE TWENTY-THREE MANQHESTER EVENING HERALD.^ MANCHESTER. CONN^ WP;P?^ESDAY, JUNE «, 105< PAGE TWENTY-TWO by the BenaU, ia an authorisation kirks. Alternates. Mrs. Bugeh6 onur. The actual money will be Legion Auxiliary x Freemsn. Mrs. Ruth Htekox, Mrij; voted in a subeequent bill.' Public Records 'Henri' Pessini snd Mrs. T ./E ' Ike Bids Congress Meinwhile, trouble (or the big X Warrantee Deeda To Give Dinner Broansn. meaaure was foreoaat on other Albert E. Fish,- Bolton, to Paul A group of voUmteers^om the polnUi V. Tongren, property on Daks St. A testimonial dinner honoring Auxiliary started IMF week to 3 GREAT FACTORY SHOWROOMS I In the. House, one Congressman^ «^>tCheater L. Heritage and Aim E. the national committee-womah - of man the 6 to 8 p.m...skywslch each after another was lining'up in sup­ Haritaige, to Kathleen M. Naken- Thursday eveningff. - Aid Slash port of an amendment to cut off the Connecticut' American Legion tis. Newington, property on Adel­ Auxiliar.v, M,ra. John Alexander of The next dWtrict meeting will all U.S. aid to Yugoslavia.' aida Rd. . * > be held on .June 24 at the Ameri­ (Continued from Page One) Sirna. M(;Carthy (R-Wis) and Torrington, will be held Saturday •,■■■-':> A -'•••'•? —- I day. will try to put the whole <)ult Claim Deed, night' at the Ivory ton Hotel In can I-egidh Home 'In Ttiompabn- foreign aid problem into simple Jenner IR-Indl introduced a like, ' Ralph A. Starkweather,^ to Anne ville, which time election of of­ hower told a questioner'he doesn't bill in the Senate, and Republican Ivoryton. , form. R. Starkweather, property on Several hundred guests,* mem­ ficers will be held. • FAIRWAY Jubilee eonstder what he called the Tito leader Knowland' (Calif) called for He said Dulles will bO doing this -Members were reminded of the C** /.•*% ** M ’ < "a searching reappraisal" of all Farmington St. bers and friends of the suxlllsry, OPEN V ^ > 4 f 4 incident entirely a loss. with Residential approval and Marriage UcensM ^ will, bt on hind for the dlnhepi" ‘'annual picnic st the home of Mrs. great support. aid to neqtrals. George Crosby Sheldon Jr.. Lex­ J. F. ''Wallett, Monday e.vcmng. . - | v ATTHC OLD XILI-IARD MILLS- ADAMS STREET, MANCHESTER Eisenhower asked why Tito, had Rep V.orya iR-Ohlo), one'of the McCarth.v said that Tito has in snd Amenesn Legion Stste Chap- , . ' been received in Moscow with such effect "proclaimed ilja,. Russia and ington. Mass.: and Carolyn Audrey lain Father Robert KeatIWg of June 11, Those p anning to attend five Republican., end five Demo­ Bengston, Mountain Rd., Glaston­ Cheshire will sddress the g s t h e r - to notify Mrs, Mallelt elaborate acclaim " and then crats who atti|nded last night's Yugoslavia are marching together bury, June 16, Emanuel Lutheran. jn|[. . ' snd to bring their own silverware S A T . L answered hie own question: to their joint goal of destroying White House. conference, reported Church. Miss Noriha , Ntsrducci of i p E T > N G , It was because. of the success Eisenhower "said he ought tp tell the Dnlted States." Other legis­ Ni lators voiced aimilar yiews. Wesley Theodore Miller, Weth­ Chester, president of the state or- ; r b „ — s l . ^ F U R N I T U R £ _L B E D D | n g Jilo had in defying the Sovist re-1 the people how he felt' before the ersfield. and Florence Mae Coffin, ganisstlon, is chairman of the [ IsCfllll €H ’ .gime. To get him back the Rus-1 congress acts. TTie $4,9()6.000,()0ey, ent of the nursing home, and Dr. Visit Our ,, The $4,900,000,000 program is He added that no amount. o f! hower-said to have mentioned a for I-story. 6-room dwelling, Burn­ junior past president'; Mrs. J, F. Irving Mack, who signed the. death money poured into bombs and | ^■'$1,200,000,006 more than Con­ ham St., each $11,000. certificate, both said they did not specillo amount. gress voted last year. "■ Wtllell. recording secretary; Mrs. SHIRT tanks and guns can insure peace, i McCormack said he would support To Andrew Ansaldi for a 1-stor.v, I>eon Bradle.v, fltvinclal secretary; know whether Dr. Lindsay actually \. In an apparent effort to meet: 6-room dwelling, Battista Rd., was Dr. Wynekoop, the view of "competent n o ta ry Mrs. Charles Romanowaki. treas­ Bold Evoiywhoro t.$8 aome Congressional objections to ; authorities that $500 millioil would $12,000. . , , urer; Mrs. Jsmes Courts., chap­ . The funeral services were ar­ M j t i i 31^ Sectioilal,Sofa aid for such professed neutrals as | be the minimum necess^i^ ’ to put Honpitaf Room Hike Dips To Walter Gorman, for sign oh lain; Miss Barbara -Wallett, ranged by Dr. cktherine Lindsay Special Sole Price. . . While They l.astl, India and Egypt. Elsenhower said I back in the bill, Vorvs pictured 1500 Main St. at Middle Tpke., $225. historian; Mrs. Earl Petersen, Dobson, who Hated herself -as Dn rAIRWAY TRltEO • BEAUTIFOV TWEED COVER that a nation Is not necessarily i million as an a m ^ t which the New Haven, June 6 (Ah-The •To Andrew Anse.ldl for addition sergeant-st-arms; Mrs. Cltffoi d Lindsay's daughter. Dr. Wyh'e- neutral as between right and i Congressmen woi^ld be willing (o Connecticut Blue. Cross said yea- to dwelling on Battista Rd., $1,200. Walker, a.ssistant sergeant-St:;, koop'a only daughter,' Catherine wrong and between decency and | put back in tfye' bill this election terda.v that room charge Increases To Arthur Strickland for 2-car Wynekoop. also was a ph.vsician. • ALL FOAM Ru b b er CUSHIONS arms. . _ Indecency but neutral as between, year even thdugh he said "that in'Connecticut's general hospitals garage at 685 Middle Tpke. E„ The fpllowlhg members were ap­ She was not aXailsble either at her - , \ military alliances. I might he cutting the program are not as great as they have been $1,685, , . pointed to the executive commit­ liome or her office. The death cer­ CQ. And. Eisenhower said, he can't prett.v thin." in previous years. In April the in­ To Bidwell Home Improvement tee; Mrs. Charles -Wigren, Mrs. tificate listed the cause of Dr. At Our Juhe Jubilee Price I see that this is always disastrous j The tinders had a day devoted creases were only sbout four and for Mable A. Matthews, alterations Helen Griffin, Mrs. Ruth Hlckox. Lindsay's death as arteriosclerosis I- , to us. j to general debate in which to a half per cent higher than a .year and additions to a dwelling at 41 Delegates named to attend the snd pneumonia. > Dulles to Explain Saltirda.v | work a funda-restorlng move. To- before, in contrast to years before, Union PI.. $450. Department convenllpii In Hart- FT. The President said Secretary o f; morrow the House Is slated to vote which aometimes were as high as ■ To Carroll M. Nelson for Clif­ fprd. August 2. 3 and 4: Mrs. E. About five quarts of milk are N ew 12 .State Dulles, in a speech at lowa-fapeclfic amounts. 10 per cent, according to the re- ford Joyce, alterations to store S. Noaeley. Mrs. J/ F. Wallett, needed to make one pound of State College at Ames next Sati>r- .The bill, to be'considered later poit. building at 34 Chpreh St., $150. Mrs. I.iepn -Bradley, Mrs. Stanley A merlt-an cheese. *

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While they last. • MISSES' end WOMEN'S, sins 3V3-9 SLEEP CHAIRS ; Reg. 1.98.2.50 Boys’ 3 to 6x ' > 1 . 6 9 3 for 5-00 white er blue ...... 2.49 iTenderizes. As it broils. or well done.. Has auto­ ■ Orig. 49c Combed Cotton Sears in juices instantly matic controlled-hea't 9 x 1 2 ^ iMakr. Into romfortablo lieU at ♦ • fl? Shirt and Boxcr„.Shorts- , from both sides at-once cooking on top with new Sizes 4 to 14. Floral prijits. ruffled p'* night. Chhlrt- of fahrics, Reg.. 300 Pair Toddlers’’ Training Panf.s trim. 2 piece. Many longec pajamas in­ BOY$' ATHLETIC STYLE sealing in all flavor. thermostatic "Meal- $09.00. J I ’NR r t ’BII.F.R PRICE. Practically no meat Sentry” unit. Also giant R r r Al 19.00 cluded. Block with white trim. Gro,up Orig. 5.95 to 7.95 1.69 3 for 5^00 V ■ .. ., ’ , ai-.i-H...* shrinkaKe. Ends all automat^ oven for bak­ jr N E Jt RILEK rRICR • BOYS' 2V2-6...... 7.....; 1 2.49 broiler'- guesswork, - all ing and roasting. 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•> MANXHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER!: CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1966 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALb, MANCHESTER, COHN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6,-l]966 PAGE TWENTY-FIVE PAGE TWENTY-FOUft E ' l ...... — .1 Two prlyatea paused at the side Tim—Y'ou aald you > Vera A t Yonr Bm k Im ! BUGS BUNNY Before you plan ymlK vacation' Cevlon House Hit of £, road to puazle over a jdead brought up In a tough nefghbor* Answer to Previous Knslo this year. let ManchMtbCa new THEWrS /"HEPrS AdUABTER . Animal they saw there. hood. Tom ? GLOBE TRAVEL SERVICE tell B y Language Riot THAT 6V1.VESTCP! NOW First- It has two stripes. Tom—<1 aura waa. It wAa ao Show Bulintst □ u kd r w Sense and Nonsense u u II 1 1 you how they tan double ^ u r tough A cat with a tail waa a tour* s i £ Bargains MOOCHIN'AULEy Second -That settle it. It's u UJ L. pleasure,.'by atteitdlng to eaaenti lit. n s Colombo, Ceylon, June 8 (AP)— FREE cither a skunk or a corporal. act WAITIN' r A cu»tomer of a big New York like water off a duck's b*ck.’ A ca o sa SOWN 1.3 u f J LI details.that free your mind and Elkhting broke out around Cey­ BUM ACNMC r 1 LJ L j pr COST YOU NOTHING EXTRA^ deoartnienl atoM complained of Nothing ahsalied, Bridget ■ re­ I ----- Amai 1 Danglet belt l i i r i n L5u - ■ * listed by lon’s. House o'f Representativea OPf AW! bad aervlce. The manager railed an plied: 1 ^ They are located oh mexsanine yaaterday wl\lla lawmakers debat­ 5 "Anna and E inthuaiaitlc 1 ra 21 floor Af the Savings Bank. Open MOTH-PROOF e. iploye, blamed him for the neg- Bridget Yes, Father, but--the CARNIVAL BY DICK; TURNER T 11 The Inquirer ed a bill that would make Sin­ the King of ardor U ligence, and fired him in the rua- ducks like It. , , m 5 . 11 £ Thursday evenings. Put tlt^ num­ halese the only official language I MenUUy ber in vour telephone' book, tomer'a preaehie. A few weeka found ' n n u kj : 1;:i H Cl of the leland. Some combatants PLASTIC BAG e Charge P 1 ' u • L5 U L'' Mitchell 3-5707. G i^ a ’TRAVEL w6re throwm Into the nearby aea. li.ler the aame cuatomer again ha^| A worker waa shorted two dol­ 4 Bury T w 12^— --Ladd o LI n u u u G IF T CER’TIEICA t E for a week­ The trouble started when about )< II Heraldic band SSun ■ K 1 1L5U end In New'* York to your favorite WITH EVERY WTHTtlT a..ine employe waa called and fired CBRBBQO OB. S 2.50 persona representing Ceylon's plained to the paymaster.' 14 Lawyer (ab.) d Laundry 5 u LI CJ GRADUATE. You'll be loved for for hla rareleaaneM. Probably MARtmacTuntt* i i IS i w i fTilldren'e Dey la Sunday Maytag Automatic Waxher iru Dad ould Buy Himself TamtI-speakIng minority went on COAT C L E A ^ Paymaster—You were overpaitt 15 Pantomime machine Big 'N Littlt Matchmates ad will proudly beaat of the W#«r Thi* With It. / you've gueaaed it. The store em­ . THS 7 Century plant M More 4SbtUet Make your darling daughter hap.- | As summer approaches the S a tUdown strike near the’ House. t|S’n dollars last week and didn't character Aoe taate hla children display on ployed an "Cr.K.M." or "Official 9 Egyptian attracUvt 49Civm9R py on phldlren'a Day, June 10. by | laundry hkmper' seems to "over- ConfiditncM They were attacked by Sinhalese- (Caah aa^^rryl object. IT Indian viaiting MARI-MAD'S, 691 Main ' flow" with Increasing regularity. Juna 17 when he raceivea a Bvige- takes to gold this year^ Fhed Man"' just - to soothe the Kmployee I know. I don't mind dynaity 14 Fruit drinki attlrs speaking crowds. 'Two members IS Show St., and picking out a cool, pretty ! A new MAYTAG AITTOMATIC SHORT SLEEVE white DRESS Jhko lemon to merinRiie. So try' of Parliament leading the sltdown ruffled lee Inga-of peeved cuato- overlooking one mlitake, but when founder 29 Unatplrated H ------mixing thepi up, Juat for fashion contempt SLEEVELESS DRESS that's a de-1 WASHER from ABC APPLI- SHIRT from C. E. HOUSE * demonstration w;ere injured. ^ irera. Oftni aympatbetic riiato- It happens the second tlr.ie, I think IS hewing tobta 9 Perfect 29 Small planets.. ritiftrsM fun, / meia plead with the manager not Hght to wear from now right : ANCE COMPANY, 21 Maple St. mV SON. They are a boon to Dad Premier Solomon BandSranalke it's time to complain. 21 Playwright, to Feminine 29 Flavor 47 Peruse to dismiss the offeivling employe. through September. All are a Joy i will aid and serv-a you efficiently SIZES, 14-19.11 on the awelterlng occaalona when appealfd from the atepa of the VOUP 6EN0?OSITy IS VOU SE E , I'M n m er — — ' sufflx 30 Arrow poUon 49 Fiddler to look at and to vvear, with their f and well. A gleaming Maytag, he can't remove his coat. Ha Rementber Dwd FONDLY Then the "O.K.M. " la recalled and 0 e o It French 31 Try 90 Sptrituil psy House to the Sinhaleae to with­ DEEPLY APPPECIATEO, TAKIN6 i ^ m e N p ^ The faahinnable physician 2S Pote for carnival-brjght freahnesa, and the : all porcelain Inalde and on top. never has too many easy fitting At nevVly enlarged HARJ4AC draw peacefully, but after four the ii'vanag*‘r explains to hini that auminert SSAnnoyod . 91 Honky«iH^» BUT I A W r r HAVE r o u j N c y / i walked In, in hla breesy way and portrait smoothly-sewn finish inalde and uses the least water of any other SPORT SHIRTS. WALKING MEN'S SHOP. 946 Main St. you'll hours of .disorders It waa the Tamil only tbe ciislomer's pleaj^lhg saved 39 Entertainment 92 Mualcal... APCW FAPTHIN65 nodded smilingly at hla patient. 14 P ie------mode •• Melodic out. A dress frohi MARI-MAD'S make. It has the finest wjiter SHORTS or colorful TIBS for find a blgge>-than-ever selection of speakers who left In buses provid­ CLEANERS him. It ta the "O .K ^t.’a duty to Doctor Well, here I am, Mrs. 27 Poataaalve Telephone media dlrectlouf summer. natlonallyradvfTtiaed MEN’S AP­ AAOPE! grasp the cualomer'a hand In ia not Just another .dress; It's a : control, being the only washer ed by the poHibe. 'Tlie Premier, 13 MAPLE STREET Xdama. What do you think is the pronoun PA/T* 40 Get 99GoU mound PAREL, the kind Dad .prefers. irratltlide, whilf brushing away a source of pride and satisfaction for ! that gives you the corrMt amount earlier ma^e a radio broadcast matter with you this mrirning? 29 Landed a growing girl. ' of water (but with no waste) for A crumb pie crust will hold to­ Cool aport shirts, the practical S' stege tear." ^ pealing for eqlm. Fashionable patient Doctor, I 22 Stop t 1 r r i 1 r r — ,— I the washing and rinsing cycle gether better if chilled In the pan, "Wash 'n Wear" slackt. Jackets. , Clashes between the two lan­ hardly know. What is new? 14 Actreu, / Here's an Idea to dress up when the load la small, medium For 24 hours before the filling ia WHl’tE DINNER JACKeTS for guage groups also were reported Biidg^ waa fr.id of wr.itlng at ------Harrit B 6 - l|' breakfast waRlea. Put two small or fifll capacity. Save apace for added. (he Senior Prom may be rented at from .other dialrlcts. the {loor-of the Church and of com- The sire of the nlgn can usually 29 Dinner course sausages through the center of a matching MAYTAG DRYER. a modest fee. Don't delay. he measured by the''.,^ixe of the r Sinhalese is the majority lan­ phbienting the priest on hla ser­ 27 Free show iS r each well-drained slice of pine­ .Then summer downpours and the Name Ta|>ea Avoid Vaij»' guage of Ceylon, spoken by about thing that makes him ahgry. mon. One day the priest remarked lickcli apple. Brush with melted butter' fadli^ of your pretty colora Order a supply of /NAME Dior likes coral worn with a five million persons. Tamil la a.'tei an unuaiinlly at.iong "hit o' 15 Hunt II B antj broil ten minutes. are nb ■ longer a problem 6r a TA PES from Notion DApt, of J . very pale blue, .a heavenly color Man mav iiot live by hieab alone apoken by two million in norththi oiw ! blarny” : SSCroaa nuisance. See the 1996 models W. HALE CORP. tq avoid expen­ comhlnatlon for' apring and aum- and eastern Ceylon. Priest Now. Bridget, you know • hut niany try to get along on B P U a at ABC A PPLIA N CE CO. sive loss at carpp^ or college. 41 Stage iccnery For Vour UiitdooF Conking Champ niyr. TA »4 P«A AR that your ronipliments fall off tne rn isl. 42 Soak flax P If Dad Is/A "Gentleman who IRON-ON or ^E\V, they come in n B RT Coo.k dried lima beans until 44 Rim P plays wUh^."Flre" have him dress 3 fast colorx'th at are laundr.v Make a Pretty Hplaah ^oIvnAcna' 49 Caustic f T " f the par^ ltb a handsome BARBE­ tender, then combine with diced proof smd'permanent, 100 ‘ for In a lovely "Rose Marie Reid’’ riuliilAiiEW '11 W. ham and a well-seasoned cheese 91.50 or'150 name tapes for 9195. E FLASH BULBS. OMES, A BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE au beta nee CUE APRON imprinted, with hu- BATHING 's u i t from OORET OUT OUR WAY 49 Evicts morbus sayings on the hc.avy twill, sauce for a good summer caaaerole. "Cash's" tapes have name CASUALS, 887 Main St. Gay, ^ RiOVIES, PARIES ' ^ ela stic 92 Hawaiian 9i.98 at HARRISON'S. 849 Main. Bake in a moderate oven until WOVEN in (not Juat printed on) saucy bloomer styles, alio tailored [VOU WAWT PIT 16 IT FAW/ j e a l o u s , AREN'T wreath 0 P St. Add an Impre.ssive CH EF browned on top. with a choice of lettering, 6 doz. silhouettes are here to flatter every YOU?-* AS 6R5EN AS 1 Tor 92.75. Allow 10 days to 2 hosiery f I SHOULD 'SB HEAIZD Ahl U^UY H Leather M HAT, 91. and elbow length MITS flgurs'type. For .vour vacation pick ^Arthur Drue Stores j TAKE AU- 7 City in r striped VEST and .white APRON Bhouldh'ti that YOUR YARN 'Colonial rooms with interesting deed fabrica. There's built-in con­ TO O F F E C S O J A ■ tij-eplaces and windows may look BOWKI. OVER A He IS, IS SEEKINC ME ' YAen. Pcnniylvania i nicely gift boxed, 93.50, to make SHOP, 60 Cottage St. has a lovely trol to put you in beautiful shape , MA'AMT T08 TDfOtGHT-e- N K selection of appropriate remem­ cozy,, with rich,, deep-colored lA t h a t Wh y vou'Ce R eallv B i s OUT BECAUSE OF tVV SSFoodflsh y Pop the beat drcs.sed outdoor chef at the seaside. t brances for FATHER'S DAY and walls and light woodwork. • III nyien t'riN&THE FALbETTO ONE SINCE PRECIOUS iSiPT OP 99 Paid nettcM < In these parts. **t agrM, SflMdUy. that you tfoMnro a raioo for your GRADUATION. The SPORT • fua-tooM ,-rTA 6 g .ACCENT ANtl^ YOU OGATORV— 90 Actor, t How does your aumnier ward­ TR.ADED h a r - p u m p h / work In doVoloping tho moiehtniteRl brain— Itowovor, X Serve the family Individual tarla WATCHES on a fob. reg. 919.98 2275 One HourtDry Cleaning • lull-(nM(Hi*d ‘•jMEl-LINlts L IK E Franchot— now tagged 910 would be a pi'etty If you've counted on wearing robe shape up? Seriously, thia LILAC AP THE 5TOCM. the brain *ay» no!'* d lSoito 1 \ _ a Initead of the' usual wedges of (.not June 1) Is the time to think • no vVtinOie nfiOiv 5 0 v i c . L : accent on “her” belt. There are SIZES 4-9-1 your favorite light-colored suit or N NDOWS pie. Just line muffin tins with about It. Time to rheciL over laat • 2lnMMihadti FOR A , pastry, fill and bake aa usual,. I appealing gadg4^..to give fDad dress tomorrow night and in th9 M A nsklTY OSESSES HAMMOCK/ years of use^heis (barbecue morning you notice that the gar­ year’s ■ clothes and consider al­ PRISCILLA’S POP These Cornea A Day BY AL VERMEER aprons, key ipings, fancy cork^ You'll find these[ princess-line terations and additions. as* SPOSTSWEAE Time to Think of Dad aunback frocks aipiple to sew and ment doesn't look band-box fresh screws. I . K grammar school Just Uke it to "MARTINIZING” LOOK/ KEMP'S, INC., 763 Main St., quick to trim with the gay butter- Cottage H|>eclal know what Fathers the world over , graduate Would like the CHARM 20 Blast Center St. where ONE 8382 A a R A V fl.v stamp-ona: These ‘match- HOUR DPfY CLEANING is a spe­ l2*/i-34)1 Tran.Hfurm old, worn floors in­ like and need. That's why, eape- ' BRACB^T spelling out Man­ mates' are afire to win admiring m a i r / c h e s t e r Suggeat these as de- cialty. Keep this in mind all expensively at your lake or ocean M asd N OUltET .cially for ‘'his" aperial day. they glances. Two separate patterns. ligh ri take-homa aouvenirt for summer long; enjoy fast, modern, Whether you grb learning to cottage with standard weight 808 E . Middle Ilitm U ie (lhiScm!hFreacripaira Fhaimaey suggest a comfortable LOUNGE Patterp Nos.'2271 and 2275 con­ yoi>r summer visitors. up-to-date dry cleaning. It's "the aewT, or an expert, you wdll be UNOL.BUM for aa little as t8.95 Open Dally » AM. to • FM. 901 MDala Btraet CHAIR, a SLING CHAIR, or any tain tissue, material requirements; pleased writh the ease in aew'ing a 9’ X 12* aiza during 9th ANNI­ one of the porch ROCKERS. Add moat"! The lady Used to jam all of her ■ewln(f directions; color transfer of this simple, versatile style. VERSARY SALE, tomorrow, Frlr a convenient ASH TRAY and a — 14'motifs. No. 2271 in sizes 14, clothes together in her closet. Then Thinking to making last spring's No. 8382 with PATT-O-RAMA day and Saturday iil BEDARD'S supporting HASSOCK and tl 16, 18 Incl.; and No. 2275 in sizes inclu'dejl la in sices 1 2 'i, 1 4 'i, 16'4, "picture of contentment” la ci she found out they didn't last hat do. for this year? Don't. If FLOOR COVERING, 109 Center A, 6, 8 incl. 18'4, 20»i. 22*4. 24'4. Size 14',4j St., in these 6’ widths, you'll And Mexico City Tehuantepicie Oaxaca Puebla Chhlula plete. apace, hangs them up care- Send 25c in coins,^or each pat­ you’re unhappy \vlth the idea of a fiiljy ami gets much more wear big, bulky hat, have one in a 4 yards of 35-inch. conservative and bright pattarna, tern ordered, your name, address For this pattern, send'35c In Ironing flattens the < on ba- from 'them. and the pattern number to ANNE smaller version.' You'll find .the modestly priced'fl9c a aq. .yard. Wea' night clothes. h after line both new .and becoming. - Coins, your name, address, size de­ Combine economy»with, easy up­ CABOT, THE .MANCHESTER keep. — Better Than a Yiar at College —— dr.ving to keep nightie ffy. soft Mays to Please Dad EVENING HERALD, 1150 AVE. sired, and the Pattern Nu/iber to 1 SUE BURNETT. THE MAN­ >5 J R William^ LA6T/THI 6 and new looking. Keep Dad cool and comfortable a SIKRICAS, NEW YORK 96, fiongoleum on S a le ' all aummer long. W. T. GRANT I y . CHESTER EVENING HERAI4>, much you spend each/yean on '^VwMV MOTHERS 6GT ORaV «a wi 4 A a M A V BE IT* Brighten your kitchen flobr and /„ A Truly MBinorablB GnelHorton Gift Fur Mark Ihe O billon Milestone COMPANY has FATHER'S DAY, Now available-- the colorful save during the 9th Anniversary 1150 AVE. AMERICAS, NEW clothes ? A clothes budget la a SPECIALS in the SPORT , jgjg Needlework Albuin conlain- Sale June 7. 8. 9 at BEDARD'S YORK, SO N. V. good Idea. It keeps you from S 1 A GIFT O EWELRY and a H Your Son If Ho't Botwoon IB ond 19 ALLEY OOP PrinciWLs BY V. T. HAMLIN GREETING , ID...... from .F. E. SHIRTS, reg. 91.19, now 77c each. I j^g dozens of lovely"designs from FLOOR COVERINJJ. 109 Center Basic Faahion', spring and sum­ running wild at tales Md winding a COTTON WOODS BY RAY GOTTO BRA Y (Ml Chester's, long-estab- i Pajamas, reg. 92.99 arc , which to choose more patterns In St. when heavy i ^ g h t Congoleuni mer '56 ia a comple‘,e sewing guide up with items you’ll -never wear. 1 .. » I ------.0 07 T_ 'crochet, embroidery and knit- t6 and 9 foot yrldths) reg. 99r-a fqr every woman who aew'a for r*F lished Jeweler) in the State Thea- I 12.37. In the mens depart- s ter Bldg/lets vou exnre.ss in many i choose from long wearing plus 3 gift pitterns, directions sq. yd. Is now' 89c a aq. yd. For herself and her family. Don't wait Dad Take*, Crater Stage ft TO ways y o u r good wi.shes and ad- Socks. Dresk Shirts, Ties and then printed in book. Only 25c a copy! Kcamicsa fWbrs buy the 12-foot —send 25 cents now for your _ If you don't quite know Juat . a A TRIP TO OLD MEXICO copy. , GOOD NEWS, mirawon. Stop in to see the many widths, reg. 91.09 a sq. yd. now 99c. what. gift';.wo(Tld bring the most . i 1 harniineas-giving chol. es: Fine I *^viUng LAWN ^U RN I- pleasure ahd happineaa to a DAD or MR.MCLION/,., ^ Enlarge,! Beauty Balpn Handaonne, long-weaping 9' x 12' 8,000 miles by car—30 days—noma adven* CYCLONE'S BEEN .^TCHES, Tie Slides and Cuff TURE, is displayed, alao PICNIC RUGS reg. 917.50 are now tagged Make Dad Glad a GRAD. waaLtr no time in getting [ > CLEARED Of -* SUPPLIES to make it a summer Has'c vou seen the Ttew, en­ tov PINE-LENOX PHARMACY, nks. Thei\, there are sparkling larged SCHULTZ BEAUfy SA­ $10.99. Stop in while the 3-day If .vou want to make Dad glad th o s e GAMBLING of fun for papa! 289 East Center 81. or PINE § (ure—«ome luxury—some camping (in U. S.) CHARGES.' NECKLACES, EARRINGS, COM­ LON. 98.3 Main St. where H "ill sale lasts. he's a father, remember him on PACTS. For the discriminating P^HAHMACY, 664 Center SI. Here, e Prunes make a nutritious be- be cool ' and pleasantly comfort­ June 17 with something comfort­ a to keep costH at rockbottom Ipw—all expenae— aumm,er bride, gifts of .STERLING. able ail summer? Appointments It's real economy to hi^ya three able to wear during his lelaur^ where it ie a pleasure to shop in ? CRYSTAL, anjjl Holloware SE R V ­ tween-meal snack to 'serve pair.s of shoes going at once if you alr-cooied*'comfort. 'Tl)o complete straight from the package. are now- being booked, for GRAD'* hours. MARLOW'S, 867 M ain'tt. a ’ experienced traveler and teache as guide—leave ING PIE C E S will he a lifafong UATION and VACATION pertpa- posslbl.v can. One pair at the shoe ha.s an array of Bermuda ^ o i ts, PlIOl'OGRAPHY DEPT, auggesta »o reminder of your affection./' .slipp, one in the closet, one on .vour MOVIE' or regular CAMERAS, bake* for Dad and the ,‘Grad' nent waves. Mitchell 3-8951. knee-length aqcka, sport alilrts and July 30—car space strictly limited—^reserva- f fceY. This way, the.v all last longer a tremendou'a variety ql'SLACKS Projector, Flash Bulbs. Right here, The prime rule of curving tur­ A beautifully decorated CAKE, and fopk better while the.v last. loo, the display of "Waterman’’ 8 suitably inacribefl with name and It's easy to Irahafoi m a shorten­ in latest summer panels tailored tions novc—Act at once! ^ key ia to cut a cro ss Jhe grain of and "Parker” PENS come in per- message for Father's Day or ing can into an attractive gift along Ivy League aiyles. s the meat. If you /ut with the Don’t Forget Dad tuiiallzcd colora, and writing Griduatlon wiJI pteaae the guest container. Do It with a decal on s. Write or Phone grain, the long liibat fibers tend of honor thoroughly. PINE PAS­ the lid, some bright enamel and Two spaciqu.s floors at'N A SSIP'F .Fai-ed with a great pile of pointf. Encourage and cater tojiis Sat t to pve a stringy, appearance. TRY, 658 Center St. uses finest colored paper or foil. AR.MS S P O X riK G GOODS \.V UXCUftE nen.fvp ^ '’.I bakery products everyone en-; Order enough CHICKEN Hccuranlate Into whal looks'like a famous-name Shave LoUons, Co; MEXICO i p e n site tp carry jo u r good wishes ; ^ ThisThis" year.year festive, appro------DRUM STICKS from LYNN enjovment,. ' healthfdi relaxation Ingnea, Deodorantr Look at the tJAbfS, DftRUTOS, fsbiti HOUR RUBUC VO V KK WE, \ tWAv&NWE. •UTTHRTi JUST MUMPS, imCTiNE AN Alt ATTACK PARDON, CAPTAIN, fUt"MISS mountain. -/ THf PeiKT, 9*. ^ANY MOMINT FROM TM 9CHNAP9 1$ FEEUN6 MUCH UTTER, straight to Dads heart or to any ^ J DECALS Id top the gj-ad-; POULTRY FAR.MS. 505 Main St. ami aUmuIating competition, you'll WATCHES and tho M EN’S rLfFiTTWfsyyi n . 1 OUST DRORPEt) BH TO OEE 'HOlU HOU tJO WOO TUiO IHOOIX) MUMPS! .a ANDOVER, CONNECTICUT OHCf THRU MtN ON | ‘ lNIMY''iOMfWS, AND SHE WANTS TO KNOW/F YOU'VE one of this season s June ,grad-, available At NO because (fried. I'laked or barbe- find "his" favorite gift .here. If, JEWELRY Just unpiu'kcd. -You VT. SO U U H t “(OWE OH, MY » f'edar ChesU u THIS SHlFaM MV RADAR «0tS OUT. HON I'HER TYPE' uates, when you see the many ap- e x t r a CHARGE. I cued) they disappear like magic .vou have a problem, let the quali­ can't help make a sound choice, Pilgrim 2-7d84 ftVOYOE- I STAH9! propriate suggestions at .MATH-i " • ____ [_ 'at outdoor picnics. Plijmp and LANE cedar-line/ CHESTS TJWfYftSOO tkVX> A IT, ANPAaTUME AREWETOiFeTTHCt fied personnel here advlse'\you. here. i HfVO! >OS.^>S'. ER'S AT THE CENTER. A g„j, ^eans for two min- 1 meaty each- drumstick makes a GIFT.CERTIFICATES in an.vkje- from WATKINS. 935 Main St. are s HAVE...... /(PPROACHf.,. AND ALU smart WALLET what "dreams are' made of” for OORVt- •ICAUSEOFTHATDRATTID r In rich leathci', | before soaking to save time, i generous portion that la easy to nomination are available. S A H -Raincoats in navy blue leather jf* hand-engraved CUFF LINKS and i . hniiinp^ beans reoiilr# ohlv I serve, easy to eat. Plan at least \Uie sweet gl^ GRADUATE. HMALERNOMEtfAVMfS! After boiling, beans require only | GREEN STAMPS. were shown In the,Paris collec­ Teotihuacan Xochimilco Tula Mitia Monte Alban TIE SLIDE, an ELECTRIC one hour soaking time. one meal, around Lynn drumsticks " ‘■y '-c' ' ' ^Iced froiji 942!^75, they come In tion*. Chic and waterpr'ojf, too. SH A V ER or perhaps a amootli pei - soon. , Giant smocKlng appearaon cuffs, ligbl or dark finishes ' In many - A-' ■ ■ ______formi'ng PEN’ And I^'ENCIL SET. A Dynamic Growth Stock hems arid'necks iirsomc new Parii stylril^ to please her exactly. A Nurse’s ’Aid’ Exchanges'will be'gladly made. , It HYCQfI_ MANUFACTURING The next time you wrap a birth­ models. • A ^OSPWiAL BED with its One of the hun­ th® Rift fails to please or if duph- COMPANY ia a leader In the elec- day gift, makn.it musical.'Gut. a Ypu^^ husband’s clothes, need nian.v adjiiatablc features lets you cates are received. ^ tron ic. and Riiided miaafle field. musical note out of colored paper. Cut a-Cool Figure widpr, h ^ v ier hangers than'yours. make the home patient as com- dreds of cottons -----■— ' Circulara are available on request. Write "Happy Birthday to You” Summer .weight FOUNDA­ Never put hla suits and Jackets on foi table- Bin I fs humanly imaaible. at .Blair's Little The keynote to good dies.sing is . COBURN A MIDDLEBROOK. on the. note and add your name. TIONS of cool dacron and open W))-e bangers;\they1l stretch out REN T or BUY a hoapital bed from Shop. ' atm ai'mplicity. If you wear car- | jn c .. 541 Main St. Mitchell mesh will-be expertly fitted to you of sljape. \ V ' KEMP’S, INC., 763 Main St. There rings and bracelet, leave the neck-1 3. 1105. ■ I-ast Call for Fur Storage bv -MRS. GLAZIER of LENORK'S /-■ ..._x ■ , ■*wtl) be less work and fatigue for Ju st to remind you, it is get­ / laca at home. ■» ., j - FOUNDATION DBPT. 631 Main Camping Needs the attendant...... ting dangerously late to postpone BY PETER HOFFMAN —------^ Whether a. girl la a beauty or St. These lightweight garments Official Scout equipment is JE F F COBB vour summer- ‘Ft'R STORAGE. MICKEY FINN Questionable! BY LANK LEONARD The’'appeal of shiny patent 1 not, she'll find most men rate jwi niit free acUrin, yet give beauti­ housed in BO YS' D EPT, of C. ^ Mash ripe bananas fine and mix V SURE AM,. DON'T LOOK SO I HOPE LITTLE ELLIE TURNS OUT TO leather for spring is perennial and I good grooming high. So keep those Call BLAIRS. 757 Main St. ful control under your summer niaple syrup and milk for a cool Mitchell 9-7493 for aafe,. depend- j H.OUSE A SON snd includes COBS, OLD BOY, BOB...VLL BE SMUS, PAL .'...SHE T] BE A COMBINATION WHIRLINS DERVISH II iwj/i )i J n i i\i\[ 1 universal. This year, have it corh-j.shoes poli.shed, heml)nes even, togs. Yoii'll feel and look wonder- CAMPING SUPPLIES that .vour heveiage .vmir children .Will en- ARE-Y0Ue0IN5 THERE WITH , PROBABLY HEARD AND ROCK 'N' ROLL JITTERBUS.'.'... ANO IT'S GOIN; ID BE KEPrOUIET, ANP1CERXAINLVPON7HANETO bined with While or with.j» dash 1 slock+np seam.s. straight and able-sum m er care -^^.<'our eher-| ^^e fitting Jo.v. Nourishing-; tool isbed furs 4^ cold. .sKfe tempera- ] ‘ _ “ cub. scout, explorer needs. These TO SHOW UP AT BLUE WHITMAN/ 1.WA5 ALREADY I'LL CHEER WHEN HE STOMPS ALU MICHAEL! I IMBtESSEPJHAT MfOm ABOUT HIM SRREAPIN6 IT. of color; led, blue or .vellow. . | gloves immacnlate. make fine gifl.s lo )'eniember a l THE SHINDtS THE SPOKEN FOR/ OVER HER DAINTY — INAS JUST THINKING,UNCLE PM ! ON EVERYBODY INYOLVEP around! NE WON'T BE<3ETTM' ‘ frilly accessories from gramm ar School graduste oi-' a llaillos fnr Graduation ^ L S ON THE LITTLE .FEET/ you MIGHT B£ CRITICISEP FOR ASKING ALTERA riONS caiefult.s han- , „,.p ibe organza (laraaola an'd -EXCERT/OF COURSE, •. T FOR TWENTY years! died, and if you wish m ajor re- June bIrthda.V. When .you give your favorite PAPER ARE giaduntc a poitn'de RADIO from TOSSiNS/ THAT CROOK TO T(^E THE BALL ANP •HAIRPIH*HARRIS- styling an expert firrier will con-1 , , . CHAM OFF CLANCY'S LEG ~ SO MOU^ 'suit and advise .you at the store If j'bu wear a Jial six limes THE MUSIC SHOP. 1013 Main St., > iaiugli at the Heat and get n o t* one cornpliment, BETTER KEEP ITQUET! by appointment at your conven .vou-giwe not Ju.sl one gift, f/ut the ience. Don't delay. . You can ignore sweltering tem- yini've made a faahion qj-ror. Get gift of music, dranin, news, spotla r peratuies with a FAN that rolls rid of it! always within reach. This Week's m x ~ colorful « Siimmer furs are ahpwa in easily wherever .vou want it. reg. BEST RECORD BUYS are? "Hav­ A'f ! rolor.s in the P aris collections, 942.95 now 937.88 on lower street Dad Mk.y Be an Artist ing a Wonilcrful Tlnic", an. .L.P., i Thu.'i. you can match or mix your flqor of MONTGOMERY WARD Inv the Alt Supply Dept, of HIS FRIENDS BY MERRILL BLOSSER with , "Flexaliim "' TAPE* and j ' "'tj^n the desired bracing l picture from tfie. fascinating sclei-- 1 WRAPPlN.tJ DEPARTMENT in CAPTAIN EASY Fluent Line BY LESLIE TURNER A Pal’s Advice CORD s e t !, with H 5,vr. giiaran- P**s beerr' reached, j tion of subjects that ' Include’ llARRISON’S,''8+8 Main SI., In Krs APERTECTPEARmEVE^ONIU/vesThiiiAI •tee..'f)-om .lOH.NSON------fSON I’AINT cp.. I FANS for i sccnfi-.s, pels, harbors, You'll share , cl|uie.s a manner of gay. appro- - j . '- S '* BUT I HOPE IM UOr OH, m «0 eMBARRASSEO! MAtJ. I eoT PRDBLeMs/ A W hereas A . kOBVlOUALY YOU'RE ANYTHlMO IN. PACT. HE'SnTOO kind for HIS OWN SOOOl V/ER.y SlMPtC. S ince you w d m t b e needing tr 699 Main S{. For 91.29 vou re-1 sickroom or nursery are'| his pride, on thn completion of his j pilale package ilecoi'dllons tb THE KITTEN I'M CRAZY Af U T ) PIGCON WHOS CMUOA! A 6uy ANY MCMur,Yoof Me Yue work." No experience i make a , gift extra Special for IBUr A 6R0UCH*. AND VOU THArS WHY SOME PEOPLE TAKEJ.DVANTA0E IS POOR AS HCCK— NO I CRAZY ABOUT ceive lin the coWr of your choice) ' *1^'* ■*' I 4-19c and 30' Nylon Cord, 59( for your own mountain top exhilara­ mere nothing when it's sunny. j ' , uie on awnings, porch blinds as tion. 981.50. It has (ine-(j[',iarler ( i Lift furmtlire to niove It. Push- $3.98 to $8.98 well as Venetian blinds. • I horse power motor. To (lie "King of ll-arts” irig heavy pieces across a "floor AP.THL’R DRUG CO . 942 .Main covering .may damage fibers In I St, has a FA THEP, S DA>' the rug. * Here it ia! The neweat deaign from Bill Smu. ] pL ! window of gift , suggestions gathered from' the four corners,of Sterling (lift* for Ihe Bride j Don’t you love the new dreai-up look of it, ^ 'N the store to help yon m.'Ae your When you show'er a June bride | Dad liappv on his ^ wltoro—le Sw baocS, aiowo, or homt o» . .; Rill Haley KOOK CHAPLES. CoHi M crop* BoloB MAffe oM-rfey woorie® BOCK ...... ______, humidor to keeji tobacco fresh, is gra(;iousne8s and hospitality of a JfNOlVSHOM/ NOUC OLDON'GFTB •igMMOMg. Codiiokad Mod®"" ,«*•» SHOULCVTlAkrtV comfort, 009^ IHo tptcy eolof* wMi 10 year toot. Sanity calon *0 bland wt*b I BUggesled. 92.98 and 9< 29. Tliere new home Just sending down its .TOPUrON HfPF.WHAT "MOOXGMIW TIIE3IE from ''PICNK" Morris Stoinff A MNUTF TO PICK yoer foVorolo

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6. 1956 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 6. 1958 PAGE TWENTY-BEVEN Archie Moore Sets Sights on Heavyweight Championship

Stops Pompey Indians in First Start T — Weekly Fishing Advisory In 10th Round Of State Event Today Slandinga 1 rrrtford. June 6 1^ If you are rreehwater Fishing: "' If tha water la mych lower boats In Title Scrap W Pet. ; planning to do tome fishing thla , Highwalerhasmadelroiitflah- have trouble tn the rfRids. If the When the rail of "Play Ball'-Grant and third baaeman Dea ^ I Congoa ...... 2 1.0001 we^end, belte. have look »t' i„g oh our large • atr^ams, level Is five and a hair to six feet, echos across Citv Schools field in Rinaldi. . 3 1.000 i thl.s. Il'a the weekly flahlng . .,j,>t., ially in the western half of not many short flahlng postUona l/indon, Jurte 6 (/!*)—Archie, Fmamial Lutheran Middletown at 4 o'clock ihta after-; With two- competent mounds Community Bapliai . 1 1.000, vtsory i ^ e d by the S ta le Depart- Klslilng Is reiHirted fah- c.eti be used. Over seven feet even noon two of the atale'e top school-; men -In righthander Ronide Mm- Moore tod^* brushed aside all ] North Methodist .. . 1 .300 ment oraMaheries and Gai^e. to good tn the eaitern atrenma. boats have trouble. The morning bov nines, MshcheSter High and mons and southpaw «teve Cooper, Temple Betf^-...... 1 .300 SaHunl^Fishlngt Trout anglers are neglecting amatl weather report from Hartford car­ Waterbury Crosby, both with the and standout hittere in .shortotoo quesUonS about another de­ Allied Printtng . . . . 0 .000 Flats are\till plentiful consid­ feeders, and a lot of goook trout are available to flaher- and Game la attemptinf to extend eeml-ftnal contest Naugatuck en­ dians Will accord Uialr eppagwla heavyweight in world—and A big aeventh Inning rally by ing and begin moving Into aeeper men willing to tramp Into the the state-wide angling aeaaon for gage! Fairfield Prep with the fi­ stem opposition. But the eoach’a that'.s the title 1 arh after.” the Firat National Stores fell one v -te r. orms and claiUa are woods a few hundred yards. shad, Inchidlng F.nfieJd Dam, nals echeduled Friday afternoon at main concern is the locals' eight- The citsny old fellow from San rim. short last night at Charter the best hsflts. Many fi.shermen Trout flahlng In lakea and ponda through July 1. Next week's fish­ Miisay Field in Briatol, day layoff which could ralao havod are iialng Meigs Pol t breakwater Diego. Calif., cleared ■ hli laat 0«k Park aa the Center Congre­ continued good, although anglers ing advisory will announce the re­ Coach Jack Manhers’ Brass with hie boya' timing at the plats. hurdle on the way to thf crown at H^miivonas,sett State. Park. at West Hill Pond. Winated, laat sult of this attempt. Ottv club, top-ranked In the tour- i W s‘ erbury ended lU e ^ p a ^ gational Church hung up a 13-12 sa .a I t « a P w i t k a n n n s v 11*A varated by Rocky Marciano with Rfackfiahlng la good, the beat Sunday got little more than a ney',** compiled ! a strong _ 12-2 ___ record last Friday with an easy 11-4 tri­ a lOtli ro\ind TKO of Yolande Pom­ win. Kmanuel Lutheran kept pace ing reported from the western nice boat ride (or their efforts. this spring and tied Naugatuck umph over Gilbert. pey of. Trinidad In a light heavy­ with the Congoa by scoring a section of the state where large Lakeville Lake, Candirvyood ami Williams Defeated for champlonahtp honors In the Kelley was not expected to an­ weight title fight In Lotidon'i Har- eaay 20-7 verdict at Robertadn fish up to eight pounds eri being Ball Pond reported good flahlng. h{augaturk Valley League. Water- nounce his starting pitcher until ringay Arena laat night. taken. Green craba and fiddlera Pan ftshing has picked up con­ Just before game time but the vet­ Park over St. Mary's. buYy's only loasea were to rival “We had algned rontracta for ni-e the be.st baits. siderably, with yellow perch and 111 Extra Innings Iwavenwprth 4-3 and •-Naugatuck eran SlMmona appeared the likely ' thia fight in London ao we had to All 10 men who saw apflon fog Stripers are slow all along the bull heads biting well. Candlewood 2-1 only last Thursday. choice. go ahead with it. ' XIoore aaid. the Congos managed tp'xollect at' coast, the only good reports eom- Lake seems a hot spot with all fish New Haven. June 6 [Ay Yale Crosby hpaats two fine pitchers .Xnxinua to (let Home / least one bingle. Ray Blaneo. A1 ing from tiie Nlaplie and Thames cooperatli g. dumped Willtkma 4-3 yaeterday, In .Sam Lelsftng 1 2 “.Moore took his time." said . double play. John BycholskI to - 1 1 Kcanis. "He. knew the fight was ■ Bob Reid to Ronnie Allen to com- .Iuhiii4on. c 3 ft Anfinxtvrt I o3 1 1 YACHT gmiig T.l rounds so he took ,hiv,.plelc the inning fV Am|p|x>i nt ft lime and lagged Pompey as soon A fioOble by Mikf Churilla put Ktlrkx-in. 1 Strplif’iii". r o I 2 as hs was re»dy. together with a sacrifice fly by Standout Coiitciiilcr Billy Hansen added one more run Totalf .4S_2(:*16 5 7 SI. .Mar.v'» t 1 * CHAIRS fic Fans "Moore would be a different for the atill driving; Auto Parts in AB R II man as n heavyweight. He would the last of the third. M . ley Field in a game tliat should be pnrjr. 21* 7%...... 5 1 1 1 1 WINDOW FANS 40%■ M THIS SALE r.tlb.iUM...... 1 2 I .T 4 3 PC. ALUMINUM SAUCE PAN SET for use indoors or B o i i d r r a i i Devises inleieaUn^ with Giren -Manoi I'lmt I , ...... 4 2 1 rt n outdoors : shOofinp for irs. ii.sl win. r.ai>..i, 11, ;{ 1 o 10 0 Aulit I'srt* Oil Mm I- If ...... 4 2 .1 0 2 ' • Smartly designed 1 Mantle o rbi l.f« I?', rf '2 1 1 0 b Shift for Wliilr,.rll, I 0 IC' btaii If ...... 3 1 0 0 ft C'.l-. It . n 'Ri “ wnp »'f . .. . 2 o 1 1 b -* U l • Three speeds ' !|. iifi‘ 1. cf ■-...... 1 b t» I D 21 :ih 2 *» 2 Now 3'ork, June 6 /Ri Kansas (I SiiuiiK (‘arl«..ii. cf ...... 1 o b n b • Powerful exhaust PU-y -Manager Lou Boiiflroau who 21* 11 Kilrkjiiin. If 1 b i*. ?' b < ’lltll'lllFI I' . . (;*.rfl*ui% R. P^tcr.m, riatr SV. I-'i-rrhiim rai.*«*n RR. K TIRE plestic pletos, ceps - motel |95 PAYDAY scourge of the Ameiuan League. ,McSwrr.^nf>. , PflTini a. Ifinb- H .SO, P hcAmi 4 lift spoees, terks. Boudreau tried it against the" *‘ff. ‘f fi'i I'liw^ liv.n Innihc.x. TERMS T i ' IR iV V . • 8 1 .1 2 2 ON YOUR CAR switcft-hitling Yankee conterfield- f*acani fi f'>i 7 r»ip.«, nr’ 4 Rrnwii 7 f"i, PF--Iast night. It worked the two. run.'* hi 2 1-2 Ibmlx fi ff»t' 7 ril»'.« In lime.s it w'as trieil and the Ath- Rtativ. 21* 4 1*1; W P K''n.*"'l Papaiii; PR ** .1. McAtlftni Rn*wn, C’lnii . W I., R7«iwn. FUN FOR TOTS! letir.s heal the Yankees. 7-4. .Alkn r Choes* from this In the anti-Mantte maneuver, Rv< P .rx.'FxT” $"T ,8.8 only one of the seven Kansas City Vibb.'L'l.*, rf ONLY / .IrtrlaxlU' tank and .....wa,s first 'baseman Vic Power.-' Ficib. lb Slarl Of Olyiiipic.s itrain niitlri: No .fiiila .‘ferrmd ba.seni'an Jim Fjnigan T..fal,« ...... f, l.T lass or Tuh«>Typai CHOOSE FROM GARDEN or Iwllx ne<- -p.ihI III: rififis b«vc taken over the Olympic $ 2 - 3 9 ,, into.’the second base slot. Third hpl«6l. AII^'tT SB, Whuv.xcli H 1 p Strong Nylon t»r Smith' If. .MlpcfK V Torch and today w cie’ spfedinE* TRELLISES bascinan. Hector bepez played a IIu*ntmct»>ii ; RvchnlNki to tf- 10 Pc REVERSIBLE RATCHET Pool l^r Ploy shallow right ;.'fit')d. t^ftfielder ...... Uirn EOT) Mrrllc^' 7, Aum throii;:h the deep woods of^Snuth- R«»t-|>ro4tf. rii!st-|»rrliMlxki fi, Simmon'.* j ern i5w’cden to ioach Stockholm In T rrl U iiiHtIr of aluminiiin, tlip .95 to play a deep third ba.sr. Ccntcr- So'. Simin“n;- 7, R\cbrb«ki fi:- HRP, Rvrbeli»ki1 Mri'iii r% * PR. AlUn ' 2; time for (?pcninp ceremony ir»f ^ . ALL STEEL SOCKET . PICNIC niAfcU' mrtal that unn*t unrp. firlder Johnny Groth stood in deep ^ .SrofFr. Mf’KAi'Inn*!: Timr, 1 1.5. : b o y s ' the Olympic Kqueatrian Game* I>rrl, or hliAtor. \o\or hSA to R re. SI9.US left ('enter knd righlfielder Harry* Replace worn, unme direi with «ew, igfcr Geiodyaors before it** too lau! P»jr,|| ^ hr • , ; , ,,, Sunclav. 'l'. ' WRENCH SET ICE CHEST taken iloun in winter. TrlroA ItiK 43"xe6” »l/,p ond .*-lmp.son moved to deep right cen- ■ %tart AA |ou MH ter. Bob Rollin* of Toledo and .Vic . . * ^ iriua A S L O W A S little ai $1.00 down per tire. Thcbdaiice on small weekly terms. IfYOur prestmt" Includes ratchet, eitcnsion, that aatirnihlpa GIR*-S Giromini~ 1 of- # _Syracuse____ _ both roiled . .. At the , ^ .same lime, uueen ^ cj ^II z*- - I f X 10*’ X 9” J The .shift wasn't on in the tires arc recappable, they’ll suke the down ptymeoi. Sec us k. $7.m» stands with a man on. Buitgrt Trrni* straight strikes, v^rltahnia to get to Stockholm'for a WEEKLY now on Sale! PLAY GYMS state visit and the Game.'. BICYCLES Eleven of the conipetilTglnatlons Dick Whitman, former Brook­ Master.V golf champion Jack Burke has averaged 71.13 atrokea already have sent teams to the MORE PEOPLE RIDE ON GOODYEAR" TIRES THAN ON ANY OTHER KIND lyn riodger outtielder. Is .pignagtng Swedish capital In get their earl.v . the San .lose .losox in the Cla.ss C per 18 holea for his firat 39 rounds in 1936. . training for the. riding champion- THMY FROM $1.00 A WltK^ S iU e 3 4 ^ California I.eagiie. ' ships. lu m mOM $1.!0 A WIIK Among the higge.sl entiles are NICHOLS-MANCHESTER t ir e , Inc. GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE Y O U R Iresfone ~Fhe United Slates and the Soviet 24S SROAD ST. — M I 3-S17R 713 MAIN ST. — TEL. Ml 9r8390 WILLOW Union, neither which did very well Si‘con(hRanhin^ Royd Choice in the t'9.32 equestiinn eventa at Ifelsinki. S T O R E ■ The Rii.sslans contend they will LEHMAN'S ATLANTIC STATION HOLLYWOOD SERVICE CENTER Aaainst Milo Savage Tonight impnive their eighth,place posit,ion 342 EAST CENTER ST. — PHONE Ml f -8187 AND directl.v behind,.therAiiiericaiis this 704 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER— TEl. Ml T-R742 time, * Chicago, June ,6

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CbNN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6. 19M PAGE TWENli-NINl MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTEft, CONN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE fi, 195« PAGE TWENTV-EIGHT LOCAL Detroit Tigers Riding Crest of Seven-Game Winning Streak Sport Chatter Cheney Tech Concludes Season with 2-1 Win : 2 : ■T(f*Fe.re EARL W. YOST Irish Scatters, Moior League Softball Ti>ama Play in East Hartford Early Choices ^Brugan, Brown Plan Biff Roles! Kuenn, Boone Sport# Clroll, 48, Coach Bin Shaw of the Maa- Bis Ten champlona to clout the ^ eye* that r«n ’r»rve sn enemy or It hasn t wot-.ceil out that wa.y at the moment;^ .sprinting Giant baseball game on Sunday, F4eld in Middletown. 12-6 win over Anaaidita in a. wild Double* . Kuenn. belrolt. ill Vernon...... 21 22 4«#ayN Hekegslr Auto Parts has been rescheduled Although outhit 10-5 Norman'a catching the slants of Wally ene-t«-o pitching pair in farl Rickey to an advisory role, *1 tb New York and a reserved score for an earlier 4-3 loss to with 3. been spotty with the exception of I’hlcaS" Wakhinglnn k pm. Home run* Manlle. New York, 31: Fer/pison. Thomaa and Pon 1.^. I Bragsn Is an Intense 37-ye'sr-old II.Hi«hniaii i2-.1i,nr Staley (Ml v* j ago Mapi^^ger Bucky Harris for Tuesday night at 8:30 at Rob­ combined 14 bases on balls with Bob Friend. grandstand teat in an excellent the Middletown nine. And Berra. New York. 14: Bauer, New Ernie Nooke, Rown Wheeler, And th* fana are working up a i from Birmingham, Ala . with an his ertson Park. The teams w' e r e four costly errors to tcora all of York and 8lev«r*. Warhlnston. 13; "W e need to get more hittjng I’levriaiid al-Bsltlninre, S p.m. Score | Ita d H last place club OR aectioa at the Polo Grounds. like last season the locals fin­ Al Hmith and Ken Barker nra Wg fever over an expected early ’ : Impish sense of humor, black ' (6-4i vs .li/hnsmi d-’li. rained out of their previously their runt. Th* victor* tUlied in (lernerf, Bo*ton and Maxwell, Detroit, out of our second basemen iJfihnny 10. expected to be Infield etnrtem ''cTaahJietweeh the two cluh*. The 'crew-cut hair and the knack of In-' Kaneae I'lly at Xes- York, 2 p.m. ■ ! hands. Now he’s sitting pret­ scheduled meeting last week. ished the year with a four every Inning and were nevtr I O'Brien and thirt Roberts I and Rl'DY HECK of The Herald is 8ln|en ha»e* — Kuenn. Delrolt. 7: with 8haw. MUt Htratton nad aerleaT»^.jJoubl* elimination af-1 spiring deep-set loyalty among hla l.amirda 10-2) vs iliim 12-01. I t y still 51 ■ > games out of the won and two lost record. headed after aedring their first Bu»hv. Cleveland, t; Carey and Mantle, we've got to find a fourth starter ' Deiroti SI H<*sioii,. 2 p.m. ■ Fovlaek ; oner of a few loyal Pltt.*burgh Bruno MazzoU In the outfloid. players. He dreases in a riszeling GEORGE E V A N S ia available as tally in the opeiiing frame. New York. 4; Jen*en, Borton, Phllloy. I to go with Frieml. Ronnie' Kline i (4-2) Brew.-r <7-11 ' lead, but up in the first divi­ Pirate baseball (an# tn .Manches­ The sturdy Irish spaced six hits Chlragna a o ---- and------Lultrell, Wa*hln(ton------t.- Beoerveo will bo Ray Pack, ^*if Ariaona beala^ew’ .York Uni combination of i am pus and Holly­ Tharsday's BetsHs a publicist for any of the local Catcher. Jaaon Stanfield of Slid Vein tJiw," said Bragan.-"Joe Kausfis rilv 7 Nes- York 4 InlghV',' sion and only a skip and a ter. Rudy has stuck with the team arid failed to walk a single batter. Pllchint Ibaaed on 8 decirton*) — Ru*a Graham, Carol Mlvtawky, veraity tn the 1 p.m. i DS' wood, topped by a striped Ivy baseball- or softball laagiies If Hei also chalked up 12 strikeouts Aiiaaldr* epierged aa tha night’* Brewer,orwwrr, Boaton,k^wumi. 7-1. .pfw..878; tYliSOn Wnd 1 Trimble was the guy who figured D-lioll 14. B«*sIoii II (iilaht). / (o r th* past 30 years and ha* Pierce. Chlcasn, Lemoil, tneveland and Bill Cooke, Clarence Herttag*k Saturday and Mlnneaota get* : League cap. rtcvDlnml H. Rnltimori*- 3 j mlgiiil*i)»<. jump out of third. needed. { George is a topdrawer in notching his third triumph as batting atair with three hita whilt but he couldn't thiow so we had Kvery one of the T iger* ha* put taken de(eat a(ter de(eat and' Ptord, Y»ew Vorli. 7-3. .778. Ed WInsler and Bam Maltcaas*. Wyoming In the 4 p.m. lO S T l Sal- i ! Brown, son of the r.nnojis mbVie WAjihltiEtnii •{. rhii'Afi* i (uin^ writer ahd has turned in good against a lone setback. He gave Norman'a Dan Minor crashed two fitrikeouta—Scor*. Cleveland, M: Paa- ] to send him to Hollywood. Then hh bat to work In the seven-gam# second division finishes with a dnublea Bemle Kehoe and Bob lf* 8> nrday game, then the pair will i ! comedian, ,loe .R. Bl own, also la At WA.«hlngton. 3 jf.m. work in the past. up a riih in the fifth inning on ciial. Waahinfton. 40:, Pierce, Chlcaao, ; Dirk Hall came iiji with a sore aiicreas story longest In the ma- smile. Th* Pirates hav* finished th The night's top defensive play 83; Ford, New York, 48; Wynn. Cleve­ eon wrill form the bnUary far me*. Sunday evening. ’! : 37, only I'to month* older , than ni, joia this season although Harvey the cellay the last (our years and INITIALS of Dr. Charlie Rob­ was turned in by Doug Secor of Eaot Hartford. Minnesota * Gopher* went for Bragan. A piniluct of t/'CLA and double by. Icftftelder Dick Holt. Nallenat 8,eata* I would do 11 hut be has been wild, i, Dciroil at 3 Kuenn. batting .441 In thst span, the league leaders. Tbe shortatop Two East Hartford PAI. the long ball In record manner thl* ! a Holl.t-wood publicity job. Brown Hi U have been in the seebnd division in bins are CAR. Robbins, now an First baseman Ray Maynard col­ Baltins (baaed on 100 ai bate) —Re- I I'd sa.v Roy Face will have to rome ; robbed Gary Gentiicore of a base puleki, 81. Louie. ...1*8; Ixint. Pill»- team* wiu. m eet ia tha Br aeaaon.'aciting a Big 'i>n mark of learned his ba.seball in the Chicagn Vet. and ,Rs.v Boone, at .407, are th# nine of the last 10 years, escaping M.D. on the staff at the Middle- lected two of the losers' . safeties I in from 'the bullpen, now that J Plttnhui'Rlt y24 17 .ftW big guns. _ ' only in 1948 when they placed town State Hospital, will defend hit and turned the play into an nirsh. .377; Boyer, St. Louie, .867; gam e at 6:80. home run* for th- campaign, White Sox organisation and under r. 2ii IR .5M off the Cheney righthander. Bruinn, Milwaukee, .343; Bailey, Cin­ I know Redittt-<4 lhe Country Club Joe Segal Just before the Pirates left on ' second base, Bragan has been op-. .27fi five trips last night as the Tigers Competition from Johnny Kelley Aceto A Sylvester meet Norman’a PhliAfklnl . 2ft . to be the brightest star with the baseman Hank Jaslowski and an Buna baUed In—Boyer, 81. I,ou'la, 47; ' If they are to fight it out with captured the'Aral prixe medal with a low gross of BO for the IH-lioleneveiit. Roger Barrett waa their current road trip. Bragan erating a merry-go-round infield. t'hirnRo . 14 2ft 9 out-powered Boston's Red Sox' 14- and Nick Cbstes, two well-known with the Contractors seeking their y' .H>tliirBd«>'*i(,S4'hrdMle Hamilton. Standard >go1f team this Infield out by first baseman/Dave I,ons. Pitlahurirh. 4t: - Muelal, 8l. Mpy Be Organized Arlsona for the aeries champion­ runnerup with an B.S. The victora are pictured above accepting trophies frolu-TcdljiBonne of the ' When he needs a hit, out comes the' .11. Frank House, batting ,.N7ron s road race figures in Manchester. initial triumph. 1,001*. 36: JalNonakl. Cincinnati, 38: sat In hi* roomy office at ForbCs PMriUf'tphta ni c’tncinnAtl. p,m.-~ season. The local |:oIfer had score's Heyart. The winning mark^ came N*rinaii*« fit) ship they'll have to handle the fast sponsoring Jayce*#. Reading from left to right In the xpholo are IjiBonne. SegiTh rrelt. Ijirry Field talking about thA club. i second baseman and .Gene Freese S. f i l l e r <3-3t vn’ lenwr^nrc i6-0». part-time basis in Harris' platqnn- Charlie recentl.v won a 10-mtle Banka Chlcafo. I.rf)pala, Philadelphia o f 75, 73 and 71 In his first three in the aeventh and final Inning. ab r h po M a rbl and Moon. 81. Loula, 38. Rec Director Jim HertUc a/s- balls and curve* of two pitcher* Perry, Manchester High golf coach, and Dirk Nasslff, •mair'nian of the tourney. B otii''S*g*i and "I'm not Inclined to get up on I riioves over to second from third. -4K»klvn Hi MHw«uk»*^. 10 p.m, — Ing plans in the streak, miiacled road race in South Hadley, Mass, S'KTOr, BB ...... 1 0 5 3 1 0 wromhf* I7-4| yp fluhl i4-2». rounds in- Hartford Dusty League Shortatop Don Fisher, leading hit­ lilt*-Boyer. • St l.rfml*, 66: t-ona., nounced today that a aanlcr outc who will be aenin g them up in Barrett will represent Manchester In the Stale Touprlamim ent July 17 at the Avon Cqiintry top of a desk at thia stage." he pThen he’ dips into the h»t for a, in with a three-run homer as De­ with national figures Johnny Laf- (•lark, rf 0 0 0 0 0 A Plttahurah. 61; Aahbum, Phtiarielphra, PitIfilMirKh m t'hiriiRM, 2 2^) p.m, play. ter In 1955, singled with twq outa |f>aliUr. p 5 1 0 3 5 1 door basketball leagija wlU ba their third conaecutiv* National (Herald bhoto by Ollsra.i / ,On the wall was a large pic­ new third ba.Meinah. So,far he luy*' khi»»' <4-.1) vjfi Minto*!' M-4). troit swung for 17 hits and broke ferty of Boston and Tony Sapi­ 86: Bell, CIncinnall and Moon, SI. I lo acor* Hank Tuiek. Fisher gar­ ToMfrfn. cf ...... 4 0 0 0 0 0 l,oul*, 58. _ _ .. formed if enough- teams ahew In* Series. ture 'Sf-Babe Ruth. Hla desk Was ii.sed efglit Including cnt< her Dantiy : Nfw Yoik At 5*1. l.iMilA, 9 p.m. — a fourth place deadlock with Bos­ ens* of Southbridge. Maas., sec­ Tyb*r cf ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 Double* —Phirtllo, Brooklt’n. Bell, vs mV3>. nered two of the aeven bingles off 0 0 0 0 0 0 tareat. A t least four tsams a r* Thomaa, a big rlghtliander who rk' 1 tnIgiOL D05( SQ L'ATR ITO and Dick Minur. rf. 3b . 2 2 3 0 0 .7 Oval outdoor court. season. Lee, a more slender right­ Yankee Bandwagon Now Deserted, i,ong Wa.v to (in O'Brien. Preston Ward and Freese, t’inrtnijait ft Phtlaflf^lnhia 4 urtghi>, New York's first place lead attempt' to beat National Open Pepin have bten elected co-cap FiKhi-r. 2b ...... 4 4) 2 2 0 O' I New York. I : . Aaron. Milwaukee and Irish, p ...... 4 1 1 0 2 n n nublnow. If ...... 1 1 1 2 0 Walla. PIttaburgh, 6; McMillan, Chi- , Last season four teams parttM- hander who shows the Polish im­ I'm not climbing up-tliere on DelGreco and Ward no longer are ’Thtir«dA.v'» dwindled to 3eague In Cuba I Lemon winning hit. seventh, took Golf Fund. Play at the Jocal club era have snapped out of It sf- MORIARTY BROA. HarUord Totals ...... 37 2 7 21 1 2 J McK*mi*. -Jb .. 2 1 1 4 0 0 son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Simmons, 274 Woodbridge St. and Pitrhins (hsaed on diclalonal— Manager* of teams wlahing ta senior doled out but two hits In that carried’ almost averv kianager A r Bragan had flned Dale Long | for J^eral aea.sonR. over second by belting Baltimore wjll continue throughout the day StanfieM, c ...... 3 1 I 11 t 1 Mossar ia the aon of Mr. and Mrs. William Mosser, 25 Doans St. Ijlwrenrr. Clnclniuill, 6-0, l.nOO; CfonSi le r ^ e l r poor start and are a .club C oach Twi League entry will practice to Vlaal m h iV K*llh. lb ...... 2 0 1 0 0 0 «ntar this year's leagua should eall pitching hla clifb into the series, and Roberto Ql^mente fach on / Known *‘tiown*^ 8-3 aa Chicago's White Sox slipped »b r h p(> a r rbl The Ywo Manchester boy# are member* of Phi Kappa Tau fra­ Milwaukee, pace, P ilta b U ^ and Mc­ in th# Am«rlc«n Le#g^tw o short to be reckoned with. night and ThUrMty night at 6 I n 3 3 0 0 D. .McKmiii*. ill 1 1 1 1 0 0 Daniel. lit. Lnuia. 4-1. friend, etthahHardlc at tha East BhI* Rae via a win over'St. John's of Brook­ opening'day for rarelesj* play, did In hla years at Hollywood, Bra­ to third with a 3-1 loss at Wash- LEGION JUNIOR baseball team Rnnkowitki. 3b 4 1 1 1 0 0 ternity at Centre. Centre, a 137-year-oid liberal art* college, la weeks ago suddenly haa become o'clock at Mt. Nebo. Opening Harris, c ...... > 1 4 0 0 0 FylT. if ...... Plttaburtli. 9-3. .780. or Bin England. Any pteyats who lyn. "They impress me as a.r*al con- he believe in ruling with the iron gan WHS known b.v Such varied N ew Haven, June 6 -The ton. la looking for a scorer. Anyone > 1 0 iO 0 1 Bychniski. 3b ,. 8 1 12 0 0 game for the Gas Houtera will Holl If ...... 0 0 O 0 0 0 located In Danville, Ky., in the heart of the famed Bluegrass re­ Slrlkenuta—Friand. Pmsburih, _^.63; want to play but aro not on a taam In tha lower bracket Mississippi deserted. .*/ - hand? Iitlf* as "t:iown.'' ".Most Valuable polntment of Joe Vancisin. for the are much cozier In th* Smar.^'r.,a^ .... > 1 5 - 2 0 0 Sartor, rt ...... MItell. 81, I.OUU. U ; Robarts. Phlla- Lou Boudreau, manager of the lender," he said. "B iicky Harris' interested may contact Coach Wal­ be Friday night agginat Windsor I.yiirh. rf ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 gion. centre maintains separate campuses for its women and may call and will bs plaead on ana and Washington State,- the Pacific Th e Ideal wa.v to manage la t(/ .Manager" and “The Man You Love NatiopalT'lsiUjbiirgh, despitb a 7-3. Strhblnf*. rf ... R*n*,ini. rf delphia. 86; Neivoemb*, Brooklyn and aavanth-plac* Kansas City Ath­ pitchers have been going well, and Cjiieatlon: \Vith one nut, the hat­ past eight years an aide at Min­ ly Fortin. The Legion ia scheduled Lockfi at diamond No. 7 at Colt's MMvnard.-.lb .. >>28000 0 1 o ,n n man student* but moat claeaea and aoclal funcUona ar* held Haddix, ^Itadeiphta, 44. itf tha tsam's rostar. Coast Conference champ, art top With guys like A1 Kallne begin­ stand out front and lead as sofjrTy to Hate defM t at Chica|tth-.lijs a four-per- to open Its acasqn Sunday after­ Bfia'*au,i'3,4 2wllh , • > 0 2 2 0 n Bisk*, p. * s ...... letics' jumped off today. ter flies In center fiold. The runner nesota. as held basketball coach Park in Hartford. Novak, as ...... 0 jointly. ' rated. "Ole MUs“ meets New ning to hit. they look like K solid as you can," he said. " I f ym(,Vsn He bedeviled the umpires by ceniage-point hold im thejM d over noon In Windsor Locks. First home FV>rtlrri• ir f • > 0 0 0 0 0 •'Yes." h# mused, "I'll, .concede from third has- t.ip* up and comes 'Bd. rf > 0 0 0 0 0 Hani,.shlre 8 . turday night and all around club.” keep everyone from losing aigm of •Sthging a ".sit down' .strike^' tn the at Yaje U n ive ^ lly was announced Sadlow Total* ...... 28 8 to 18 3 4 Th* Brat color tolavlaod racing John Lacey ta th * new tn in a r the Yanks still are the team to i hopie. The iiiniiei at first base goes Cincinnati, which trounced' gam e is-teiitatively slated on Sun­ HTAN HlUNiiKl carded a 35- Radxlwon. rf ...... o > 0 0 0 o NO Washing6 m State and Bradley fol- I the fact .you're boss hut- rule #s coaching box, pulling a ■''strip thl.s morning by Athletic Director Mairwlca, if I 1 0 3 0 0 ' a—SInsled (or Tongren in 6lh. program omanatad from Mon­ for North Oaroltna'a foothaU taam beat. But they are not going to But underneath it all, Boudreau ; halfway In second, turn* and delphia 9-4. It's a virtualiriuai inree-wa.vIhree-wa?- day, June 17 against Hartford,- 38 73 to take third place in the Norman's ...... 161 311—12 lo0 000 1 — 1 2B. Minor 2, p. MrK*nn*: SB. 8*eor, July 14. 1951. land for flv* years. "7 pitching hasn't been Impressive. ' outfleldeC tlimiv.s to first base and Vancisin. a native of nearby tion One-Day Tournament yester­ Vinal ...... Ml*lr*(ts. D. McKenna: 8F. F*«hl*r; ' pulling the strings. item by item. He xinee sent up t 3-1 while uie Chrnry ...... 000 001 1—2 They've gone into the lead mainly able to beat, the Yanks in three of ■ the hall heals.tlie iiiniier back. The beating New York day mt Newington. A fieM - 8R. Brhlins. DP. S*ror (o Ml*lr*tla: BB, F**hl*r 6, Question; Thera Is on# out, a nve games. Including S' three-gsme "The d*.v is gone when you i eight pinch hitters for the same Bridgeport, replaces Howard Hob­ Brooklyn Dodgers tripped Milwau- - 36. Holt. Maynard. Bisk* 10. Phillip* 4; SO. F*»hl*r 3, Against Wishes of His Parents runner on third base and a 3-3 on good hitting." : man from thud haae has arored. competed with 72s by Burl Reanik m*hhin!. BA(’ 'n.y.ri; l o b , Bisk* 1. Phillip* 7; HU* off. Bisk* 0 ^udreaii jierhap* was the most sweep last weekenef I Do"« Die nin l oiinl ? could whiplash a modern worker | hatter to show his rontempt for son who resigned after a nine-year i („ 'fourth 6-1 oi Roger Craig's T«H Hnnnnirk (h* h*«f nl in* *■ Yinsl 7; BB._M*J*WlCl:- TO. Irl^ I*. count the batter. The runner i and Ted Hoponlck the beat oi me Majfwtc* 4; IIBr. Tiir*k (y a jfw ln). for 8 run* in I 2-8 Ihnins*;' Phllllns 6 surprised person In th* Ysnke# "Cleveland and Chicago have a Answer; II iloe«. I f. the man o f any kind. A loose rein gives the | [jip umplie's decisions, tenure to accept an appointment I two-hitter. for 6 rqn* tn 4 1.3: WP, F**hl*r 3. tries w-stcal home. Th# pitch hits guys nrore pride, more assertive- fa,. Bragan says he ha.sn't liter day. New YoVk (N E A )~ Sapi Board-f, Stadium last night when hi* club lot of pitching alieng.lh,'' he pcliled, erosM-d the plate iN-fore the play a.s allilelic consultant y^vith the I For all their thumping, the Bisk* 4. Crals 1: PB. Ka*avBge the runner as h# crosses the piste. ness, They still feet free to he *g- i peen tempted tn puli aiiv stunts, Scorfr, A. William*: ’Tim*. t:4J. man didn't rmlae hi* boy. Larry, to I t was in the atrika sons. What la baltered the Yanks, -7-4. and those .voting .Boston pitchers at first .base was rom pM edi .\l- American .\'.s.soeiHUon /or Health, I Tigers haa a ninth-inning scare a* Q.The baiter hits the ball past gressl've. , ' • rn leave the' buffoonery to i m, M4VOR HAROLD Turklngton be 4 fighter, but at 20 h* has the call here? "I'm .hoping we can continue to can cause trouble. So why should Ihiiugb It waa a force play, at first Recreation the Red Sox scored six times be­ the ihorU top and it hits a runner "One ver.v Important factor I.s , somebofly else," he .said. "Riit .vou ' will pftaeat a trophy to the lead­ beaten two world champions and give...... the Vanki...... ;s Bom'dthtng to wor-. I think things will be eas.V for the for the third out, II does nqt ap­ In Wa.shiiiglmi. D. fore losing their 10th decision in wbRK CLOTHES going from, second to third bsse. AnsA'sr: The runner is safe. The iitilly. Tw o managers can be, equal don't plan those things. 'Ilie.r hap- ing Little Deagji* hitter during ia the beat lightw eight In. the' batter is out oii strikes. Th# ball Is rv about," he continued. ; Yanks? I t adds up to a close ply in the sitiiatlnn aa would an Kiphuth .said tli^ Vancisin was ; the last 14. Don Buddin socked a Is the runner out ? » i race.” ■ : in strategy and evei vlhing else | on the spvir of. the iiiomctit." ' three-run homer in the raJl.v off the 1956 season. B b y a jfi three National Golf world. dead. ■ Like most o f the other pilots, infield double play. cho.sen from a ligt of close to 60 For Painters, A . No, he U entltle4.ta third base, Young Boardman, who left ! but the difference between Diem j _ . reliefer W alt Maatersbii. Bill.v leagues will be eligible' for the can be the rlub's unity. Anybody caiididhtes .wht>.se spplicatioha Carpenters, Plumbers trophy. Ihe batter Is given a single and the Frankie Ryff f 6r deafi In the ninth 1 , Klaus and Jackie Jensen alsa hom- J| Is dend. A * long as Ihe'bnll could manage a ball club four have been processed duping the Day Saturday round of an excfllhg battle at I ered for the Sox, o ff starter Virgil paueamn Inflelder the runner doe* games nut of seven. It's -onl.v the. past bvu monthfi. Madison Sijuare' Garden the other Last Nigh I *8 Fights We feel.'/he said, ''that we are ' Trucks, who w bartmnuth.' where he partlclpSted ' time vs New Y’oik. gave just two jlrants may uae tlie iis £ i^ handl manage hit* until^the eighth when Mantle, for a living, became a'prize fight­ P A LM BEACH'suit.. consipc»'*tiN‘? ■‘approach.' .Montreal Davey Moore; IS.V In both basketball and baseball. j eaps againat the tillehoRteii...^nd er against the withe* o f hla par- ,*ln the Pirates' early games. Bis- Springfield. Ohio. knockeil out/ During Vanei.sin's period of vai- hitting a'gainsl a defensive shift for the first tS'ne. belted a two-run I will receive acknowledgment m its. As a m atter of fact, Bern ' gSn. hasn't been wrong often. If Charlie Slaughter, l.i;i. Plainhpld, i aity play. Dart month consi.slently Bofcrdiiian. ex - puBtllst. actually , homer his only hif. Collins hom- ' ala if their net scored are leas than "■ ■ ■ . / : ■ he makes a “pitching change, he N .I., 4. , won the official Kastern .Intercol- flattene?MiJ* 16-year-old aon In a ered to lead o ff the ninth and little i the Iowa champ's tally.' SPORT SHIRTS gets good relief* I f he switches the,, j Beainiiont. Tex. .loe Bf^own, legiate I-eague basketball rham- last desperath/AtUmpt to knock Bobby Shaniz came on to fan Gil j C^ompetitors who are not e ffi defense, the change repulls- in a '! 1.38. New (irleans. slopped Kddic i pionship. Aa a senior, he captained him out of the pfW eajlon the old Come In toda.v apd let iw show McDoiigald and Irv Noren and get cially handicapped wlU use the vital out. ■ Bi'unt. 140 1-2. Dayton. Ohio, .1. the team. NOTICEl you the most rornplet# selection of at *3 5 "’® each Iso-called Calloway System which man despised. • Ho sei'.ed a year as freshman Andy Careyon e tap lo the mound. the finest, quality sport shirts. I I’lnch-llltW# iVllvered ! provides an equal chsnce for ajl ■/•.'Til take thl*'■from you Whilev Wietelmaun, former in -■ basketball coach at Dartmouth and Johnny Kneks lost it. PIstdIt, plain rnlors and fancy pat- ; "Five limes "Wf went into the I Mike 'Ovian. greenakeeper, , ie- said the kid. g ettin g up, “ but po Boh 1.2.0100 Trluiopiia tema.^ , , . eighth, eithef tied or one run fielder with the Boston Biaves. is later was head coach of the Fort 1 ports that the S. Main St. course one else is going to give it to me." I,.emon. beaten only once in 10 A ; back." recalled Brown. "With two managing Y’linin. Ariz.: In the ! Devens Arm y Post team which I is in perfect condition and the Hi* family life unhappy. Sam Arizona-.Mexico I.eHgne..The team [ won the. first service command deci.sions with Baltimore, scattered $2.95 up out and nobod.l^-on base, pobhy I general public would do well to Boardman left hla'New Haven ' sent up *(>me'b^’- to hit for his is callerl the Sun Sox. - i chai|ipionshlp. nine hits’ while the Indiana Alli OWNERS 1 take advantage (if National Gqlf home’ at 15. He tramped around smacked six doubles along with Day. the country, fighting aa a light­ Karl Averill's two-nm homer. weight under different names Enjoy w a l k i i m Bobby Avila, Vic W ertz and Jffii An 18-ho'le S i^ ^ t a k e s will wherever he could g et iby as a 16- ; Busby also .had two RBIs as Ray I also be held Saturdsy by the Tour .vear'-old posing as 19, giving, away Moore lost his fourth. nament Committee. This is a spe, "tona of weight and getting 815 and SHORTS Cliiick Slobbs snapped the White OF cial event .on the local mumament s' swift kick when promised 840. Man, this is whiskey! Sox streak- at, three with a foiir- schedule, openrto all ffeket hold- Drifting back to Connecticut, For cool and lasting comfort, shittei-; (Jarlos Paula'.* sacrifice fly 'ers. Full handicaps will be in force Sam Boardman finally achieved try a psiP of these walking and an error gave Washington two and members must sign up with some measure of success in busi­ . shorts, Neal fitting .ijdth in the first off loser .lack Harsh- II Alex Hackney at the Pro Shop be­ ness bedding and furniture four tsllnred S pockets. mjui. Paula scored the other lol- fore teeing off. manufacturer, owner of a trans­ lowing his triple in the third. portation franchise and currently The only .Milwaukee..'I'lils off I The annual Team Championship proprietor of a drive-in reataiirant $3.95 11 first round wa* completed last this sunimer Craigj now fi-2, were a4ril-inning at Marlborough, 17 mile* elder Boai dman converted a barn ”P 11 Sunday. The second , i-oun'l muat '• IHIRAM homer by Ed Mathews and a sin­ AND east of Hartford.- Hif ha* .two into a g>'mnii*ittm aiyt schooled gle,b y Billy Bnit.oa in the eighth. I'b e finished by SiindHy, third round daughter* and an older *on who i* in stylesj^ike these y. I WALK?* by June 17. foiirth by June 24 and Larry for nine monthife' He took In betwaen the young righthander, ,ln the Navy after two year* of lOJj pound*.off the l» y , sent him k m e s o c k s refiiecj 13 In a row wtiD* the ftXth- the final, (^6 hoI«*i by Sunda.v,, college. : ! Jul.v 1. An extension was granted against Connecllotit aeml-prpfe*- A . Man's 3-*r*l*l bhxher place Brooklyns, only two games When 'L a r ry w a* 9, Sam made sional* at 124 pounds. He knocked I j because of the l*te start but the asfard M. summer'a eaw hut- Knee, sock*ta In stretch nylon ,outF jniying him a pair out five and jifeat the other. ren Spahn with two m the second. h ' aforepi.entloned dates «re ' posi- of gloviw, The lad- was a pro from to wear with•ith walking shorts. I lively the latest that any match The el(jer Boardman then had tn taimuf ahods. Sise* 8 ta 12. Spahn, losing tits fourth straight, the hutset, you see. | ma.v^ be played. If. a team 1* un­ find an area where an Kccompllahed hadn't started against the Dodgers "H e'd pay kids a nicltel or a ab le'to play'as Specified an auto- fighter going Into h|a 17th birth­ $1.59 : since .Sept. 2. 1953. Rand.v Jack- dime to fight him." recalls Dad jriatic forfell.,will be. enforced..'' day could get work. That meant V *4.98 son's three-rim double put it awa.v iV; Boardman, "and''each year If got Florida. You know the real and the • . WhHs. hveUta. ateueilii iii the fourth off reliefer D#ve 'worse.'TVhen he-• was 13 and in record 1.5 knockputa, 16 decision* Jollv. . . “ , East H a « P o h . Conn,, High, klj^s wHh black isr.,tan ^alh*f, TH E M A L L and 2 defeats ilt,l7 outings. W ally Post drove in" four runs were , being hurt and parents Aba laalhar and m**h la m v M complaining to the principal. while belting two hom ers'■ and 'Camden, N. J. -4. (N B A ! — aoM brown ar black. I SWIM TRUNKS rookie Frank Robin.*on hit a aolo M A K E ^ o u R A p p o i n t m e n t The '8752.550 earned by Nashua That’s when I tried to. knock .NEXT!— Lnrry Boardman return* liR v e Nliiart, cool homer as the Redleg# kept, the as a three-year-old is the largest fighting out o f hi* hea(l.” to hla com er and aecond, ArLocity, widHi! I I* 12, D wl(Mi( d pace.- Joe Nuxhsll went all th» amount ever 'vi'on by any hors# in (jonvincad that his boy ws* not, after knocking out Frankie Ryff la a •Get jesd y foj- summer, men Ihterested in ' anything else, the | at the Garden. . . . the new Jantaen *wim wa.v for his second victory. Clirl one season. trunks have arrived- Im­ o u t f it s .Simmonswas the lo.ser. ported Scotch tartans, atnpes (tianls l2>se Again and solid colors, Wally Moon's two-run triple beat Jim Jlcarn-and the Giants in the NOW! When yo(i select two o f our Palm Beach suits in sixth as Willard Schmidt, wlnles.*' I t i W lo since M sy 8. spun a five-hitter. Ken "go-logellifi " colors, then ink or malrli, you actually Boyer IWmeied for the Cards’ first CALL BEAUPRE MOTORS-fOR YOUR SUMMER-I BRAKE SPECIAL have jour oullils. Smart? Of course! And smart-, run. ’ The Cubs walloped Bob Friend, looking, too. liecausr d’ alni Beacli is lailore<|. w ith CHANGE-OVER. GET THAT WINTER SLUDGE OUT CABANA who .sought his lOth viclory, for the |irr(ec|-httiiig‘ Million Dollpr (.ollar, and with five inns„with two out in the third as Warren Hacker, winning his OF YOUR CAR AND REPUCE IT WITH CLEAN, for SAFE SUMMER DRIVING east, nalmal lines lha.l arc so popfilar lodA'y. ( olor* . first, shut out the Pirates until th* inriiidr hliirs and greys, hrowns and tails, charcoal ninth. when Frank * Thomas CLEAR SUMMER OIL. LET US LUBRICATE YOUR homered with two on. ' ' . $«.90 to $11,911 and ivory. See them today! FORD 8UICK..PONTtAC\. CAR, LET US DRAIN LAST WINTER'S A N tl- FLYMOUTH ' CHRYSLER ' ■ BH.tfintB FREEZE OUT, LET US REPLACE-THAT HEAVY CHEVROLET DtSOTO STRAW SWIMER Yeaterday^s Stars WINTER GEAR OIL. LAST BUT NOT LEAST, LET DODGE MERCURY , Pitching Roger Craig, Dodger* PAJAMAS only ^35'^^ C. 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l^CHESTER'EVEltlNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, JUNE iSSS PAGE THIRTY-ONB MANCHESTER EVE^^ING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESt>AY, JUI^E 6, 196S BMite u i AMMMriM 4 f i " MaMcal leetnuM ets $3 ftnutw firatw Riit If Far Bala 7$ Lais Fmr Bala 71 Help Wantctl~-lilal« SO- Btlp W aaM-Olate $1 41 BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Help Waatad—Fcauls $5 R«Ib Waat««—Halt 8$ BILYUE RD„ (our room OAp* Oo4, BOlLDmo LOTS la Manchaatar, AboutTown Aatoaobitoo for Solo 4 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW! WANTED-Conage atudant ft>r lee TORTMuriik jD'a w rt ■ufw.t , 18 r r . RUMABOtlT, drindahleld. WHY PAT MOIUB? Aeeordloaa OOVJBWTRT U tlO E-Four rooMi PAINTERS WANTED—Apply ptf* now locaAad at Roata S and Chapel atearing wheel, naw marine paint tlN.M, (uU alaa, naw. complat* lakafinont cottage. AvaUaMe (or hot air-ell, near achool and .bus, near Bolton, Rural aona. Lota 133’ w a n t e d —Woman (or houaewerk, cream Driv*-ln in Manchaatar, 110,990. OaU Ken Oatrinaky. MI. The Girl Scout Mother-Daughter VTANT TO.BUT \ CAB Md hwl T O O I^K E R S ford Jarvis at Jarvis acres, Man- part or full Um*. Tel, RockviUe Rd., South Wtaideor, next to Eaat and hardware. Price right at 8380. with case and on* year guaranta*. won. PI. 2.7808. xlt8* and laiYor. MI, 9-8II0. on* day a week (Friday). Call cheiter Green, Just «R Vernon St. Chaster Accordion Oo., 91 Union 3-81 . b a t ^ e t will be held in Luther hall Clatiified your (frtdit Sjw td down? Don’t, MI. 3-4316 aRer dtSO p.m. tR . 8.2971. Hartford Drlve-ln Theater. Open Can be Been at 484 No|th Main. COTTAGE at Chatham, Capa Cod. civ* up, **• "Honeit’' Douglu, FIRST CLASS ONLY dally 9A, Tuesday, Thursday and S t at. MI. 3-8709. Opan Mondays, qf Emanuel Lutheran jChurch, to- S33 Main. Not "a (inane* company : ( T | i ______B ut looit «AJAT ue Pioteo o u t a WANTED Wadneadays, Pridaya and Satur­ June SOth to July J4th. Plaase SDCtROOM coienlal, three up. SablBKtaB F a r S a lt 75, morrow evening a t 6:30. kirty IN PICK1M& OUT MIS HIGH SCHOOL girl, mominga, vi­ m a n w a n t e d (or InMde laundry Pilday nights 7 . <• p.m. Man- phone Ml S-0S71. three down. Oil heat, baaement Advwtitenitiit plan. ■______^______FOUBE KidPE.' cinity of Alton 8t.~M or over. Men (or our presa room. Firit and work. Muat apply in peraon. Naw chegter cuatomers can call JA. U, FT. MAHOGANY plywood hJat days. Our 3tth year in Manchea- «C6PTiONlST. with center deok 1868, It h.p, garage. Vicinity of naw High BOt-TON—X'V ikU , aatat*. Mlaa TVra Findell, daughter at CLASSIFIED ADVT. Ml. 8.4198 after 8 p,m. * HIGHEST RATES Bccond shifts. Model Laundry, 73 Summit, 8-8391 and wk wUl bring order tar. WHITE SANDS watarfretit. Itooma, c h Oomplet* insurance profram and.^ Evtnnid*’ MeStorcraft trailer, re­ S I M. Contact owner. MI. .3-7743, /raonlat with 23 acrea of Mr. and Mrs. G eo r^ FinoaU, M honia with us S p.m, to 6$ day, week, weekand*. Taievlalon. land. cant T. J , Crockett, Real. DEPT. HOURS i 1M» MEBCURY cOnverUbl*. Ml. b e n e f it s other employe benefita. Apply MECHANICAL , Spruce S t mote control, fully equipped. Tel. MUnc taatnimaatal ^ t a l . Com- OLAfTONBURT — Custom buUt Coburn Rd., a student at Cualilng I a48Si.< MI. f-8648. plete Una U Inatnunenta. Rental Also three room apartm ent MI. tor, c* >a. 3-3419; Reaidence SaB A. M. to 4:30 P. M. * ----- Help Wanted—Mala 36 SPENCER 8-8118. ' J three hodroom ranch. Living room Academy) Aabumham, Maaa., was ASSEMBLER MANCHESTER PETCenter for all applied to jMirchasa pric*. Rnra- one of those who presented a re­ i 1151 FORD V-8 pickup trucii in «x- OVERTIME SCHEDULE RUBBER PRODUCTS CO. U* KINOCRAFT. 1168 model Evin- aantlng' Olds, Salmer, Pad* with firaplaca, dtllghtfiu kitchen ' c«ll«m condition, tire* like n*w. ROUTE MAN. for eiUbUehed laun-. yotir pets and pet supplies. 8. A •nd spacious dining area. Brsaia- ^___ )VER— Four room ranch view of the year’s activtUea a t the COPX CLOSING time dry- and dry cleaning route, CHAPEL ST. To aaaambi* close fitting gears ’ H. Green Stamp*. Open 9 to 6 riid* 18 h.p. motor, eteering wheel, lar and Bundy. Msttar’a Muaic j Inquire 384' Bidwell St. kO. 8-7405. Evening Appointments remote control. Also host cover Studio, m M ^**„ MI, t-Tseo, Wantad Ta Rent iS way, garaga, patio. Full baas- house. Screened porch, fireplace, academy at the last chapel exer­ for Salat-y and commlaslon, hiifher- ROUTE SALESMAN wanted, tfva ’’^Monday through Saturday, Thurs­ mant Near golf feour**,Let 100 X H acre' land, $7,100. PI. 2-6171 cises held yesterday. CLASSIFIED ADVT. ou* benefit*. Apply in' person. X and mechanical compohfnta. day and Friday nights till I. Free and motor carrisr, $486,. ISO FOUR OR 6 roema by couple with m a Nc Jie s t e r day week, numerous benaflta. Autumn St. 3UL8RANSKN direct blow, m k MB. $23,000, V.A. or F.H.A^^fl. after 6. MON. THRU FRI. New Model Lanndry, 78 Summit parking. MI. 9-42T8, 993 Main St. boy 14 years old. Refafoncea, Tat. I ifeaelng. Madalln* Smith. Reutor. SL Mery’a AtUr Guild wlU bold QUALITY USED CARS St. ‘ Must apply in person. Manchester Ynvlcus axparienca in aaaam- hogan^ .bp*"*! Meriden BE. 3-4980. 10:S0 A. M. TOOL )M^D DESIGN, INC. Cdat, Apron, Towel Supply, 73 TWO KITTENS, on* white, one re, Inc. MI. JUS*' ______. ______MI, t-ia g , ______uL -— BOLTON—Three, miles ftoin Men- a plontc meeting Friday a t tha Summit SL My a( buaineaa machlnea help- BalMlaf Materisls 47 cheatar earner, five room ranch, cottage of'Mrs. Viola Trotter, Oo- SATURDAY 9 A. M. PAYROLL and accounts payabl* tiger, to be given away. Call MI. ACCORDION—Brand naw, famous YOUNG TOUPLe wishM to rant j IMMEDIATE qecupancj^ipancy/< designed fireplace, basement garage, 1951 Chevrolet four door 180 HARTFORD RD. 9-8707. , modem houae or apartment lumhla Lake. All membera are clerk. Good salary (or 40 hour tuL make, full else, 130 baa*. Com- iPI for happy. carOfeae.(teeJlv.vtng i this ameaite drive, aluminum com­ asked to bring their own plates, SOIJB OOOPEBATION fUIX Slx-pa*8(niter Station Wagon. we$k. ’Two weeks vacation, two .fGiMAN wantecl for l^ h t fac %xlO Beveled Siding (apeciel) «plat* with cat* and atrapa, only Manchester. J, Golutsln, 26 E. delightful— ____ horn*____ ^ IS'Unmt .—.mlatakably bination wiqdowa, Venetian blinda. weeks sick time. Blue Cross PEDIGREED Oerman Shepherd Main St., Patchogue, New York. cups and silver. BE ArrBECIATEO Radio, heater, power ‘glide, two OfV work'.1 Apply Kaklar ’Toy Co., . Invitatioii to Bid puppy. A.K.C. regictered, 830. TR. per M 8348.1)9 8129.50. Ward Krauae, 87 walnut the bast' value In/fn* nicer home large landscaped lot, tr44a. Not tone bronte and ivory. premiums paid, merit rating. Cali 10 HUIllard St. Hx8 Beveled Siding (Special) market. Living,mom 28’ x 19’, development.' $14,800, Owner, MI. Mr. Seiler, MI. 3-1141, M an-eater The Board of Selectmen of tha STOCK BOY 8-1148. S t.'? ■ WORKING COUPLE, no children, Dakota council. No. 91, Dagrae par M $188.00 no pats, 4-5 rooms iinfuraishad. fireplace, dliiJM areA charming 3-8380. of Pocahontas, will meet .tonlgiit Dial M l 3-5121 Memorial Hoepital. AWANTED—Labortra. Apply Fora- Town of Bolton Invite* sealed bide SHETLAND SHEEP dog (minia­ TRUMPET OUTFITS. 880; clarinet kitchen, • flr^lace. Three bed 1953 Chevrolet Bel Air man, WoodhUi Heights, Duval St. on the installation of amesU# AND PACKER Canadian rram ing;-8M ft. Manchester or Elast Hartford | ROCKVILLE — Three femll; at TtSO in Odd Fellow* HaU Nom- ture Obllle) puppies A.K.C, regis­ minimum load.... par M dM.IJO outfit*. $59; accordion outfits, $99, rooms, ■ baths, recreation Inatio'h^of offleera will be hsKL ConverUble. Radio, heater, 'two Alaxandar Jarvla Co.______jv^k* at the Community Hall, Bol­ All naw. Famous makas. Rentals yffinlty. JA 8-S630. room. place, acraanad bretza- $10,500. Carlton W, Hutchlna Ambltloua, energetic ^oung tered, males, 145. MI. 9-2972. 8x7 Ovarhaad Doors • ■ each $86.00 tone green. ton Center. $t0 (or thra* months. Easy term*. TWO DR THREE bedroont house, I way, ttFO car garaga. Large well 9-5182, MI. 9-4694. WANTED Bids will be received until noon men required to aupply parts Tsl-O-Poata ...... each IO.Ta The Ladies of th* Assumptl'ca, Chaatar Acbordton Co., 91 Union duplex Or downatalra flat, hy{ lendsMped lot.. H. B. Gretty, BOL/PON— Route 44, economical F'riday, June 15. 1956, a t the real- l4yMtocft-^YchicIea 42 Lally Columns—from .. each 18.80 Ml. 8-5709. B r i^ r , ML’ 3-8009. and the man of the Holy Name 1953'Ford Victoria dence of First Selectnvan Charles and pack unita. Aaalat in rivet' couple with 3 children. Up to $3$, suburban home. Neat Cepe Cod, Society of the Assumption Church, / ENGINE LATHE Lathe Hands Gutter 4x5 (aa la)..-... lln. ft. 86c MI. 9-7038. 3UND — A plac* where you can Radio, heater. Ford-o-m*tic, two Milling Machine Operators A. Robhin*. Aoute 6, (Mall R.F.D.* ^ BUr dows. calves and beef 8 P b ^ PIANO. This , baairtltul 4CHIXTER — Owner leaving five nice rooms, firaplaca, oil hot hqv* set the data of Saturday, ^ a oomplet* line of knitting tag and aaeembly operations. cattle. Also horses. Plela Bros. Let ua quota on your naxt Job, famous make, blond finish splnat, te, muat aelll Six room Cape water hast, atprm aaah, sqreans, June 23, Tor a strawberry faatival and accenorie*. (tamped tone blac k and Ivory. OPERATOR and Grinders. No. 1. Andover). w a n t e d To RENT—cottage attached garage, deep lot. Priced Specifications may be obtained Muat 1^ over 18 yeara of age, Tel 8-74O6. call u*. We ar* speciallata on trim, taken In trad* on th* new Conn OolumMe leketront (or twaweel (4 finished). Oil hot water heat, on the church grounds, South embroidery cotton* and alectric n n an . Will give free 46' city sewers, garaga, attractlv* right. Anderson Agency, JA. Adams St. and Thompson Rd., be­ tattmiNhicada. At Your Yam Many benefits. from Selectman Robbins. The doors, Adoring iuid windows. or 1 month. During July or 8-0139. 1953 De Soto Convertible Ability to set^ up and op­ Board of Selectmen reserve* tlie 45 livery an^new piano guaranta*. guati Omtect MI. 3-8888. yard. Oonvenient location. Priced tween the hours of 6 and 8:30 p.m. Shop, 80\pottage 8t. Phone Ml. Radio, heater, automatic shift, / GRAY Artldl^ For Sale NATIONAL LUhfBER, INC., - ^ stO sav*. WlllliIrilllmanUc // for quick sale! Andefson Agency. g - 2 1 5 8 . ______Excellent working condit’ons. right to accept or reject any and GLASTONBURY power steering, light blue with erate .a l^bnarch engine all bids. MANUFACTURING CO. 25 OFFICE D O ^ S (\(with glass) 881 STATE STREET Music Co., 684Main At, WtUlman WANTED^'itant, heat jfid hoti JA. i-oisa. ^ Mambers of the Coon dnd F ob U o n — FWnal* tiger kitten. whitewsll tire*. lathe from prints and Cheap. Inquireiqulr* arlow’a, 867 NORTH HAVEN, CONN. Uc. Eaateifi (Toi^ecticut only com water. Occupancy InimMetkly or Open dally. Built especially for Club will meet tonight at 7:38 at ' Apply at office HILUARD ST.. (Third floor) plate music ator*.'^ * * bv mid-July. Good ^(erences. [ DREAM HOME, three bedrooms the Holmes Funeral Horn*. 400 Marked wkiU under chin *n land P*rk. Reward, 8-4»88. . consider a part time em­ A publiy hearing will be held by I EL^KTTRia RAZORS, . lar. Neatled in treea. View, Subur­ rooms on one floor, plus large open Four-Door. Radio, heater, hydra- BuaincM Services Offered 13 Florists-^NursfriCB IS Business Opporlunitics 32 "A GOOD PLACE TO WORK" sexVice. Parts and cut W cariiif Apparaf>-FBri $7 basement, picture window, plumb­ a member. t o e r —PASS BOOK No. ploye for this position. NELCO TOOL c o m pa n y , the Town Planning Commlsai^, ban. Only 813,400. Carlton W. matlc, power iteerlng. Maroon Mnnda.v evening, June 11. 1956 *t foy> all make*. RusaeU’s DIi)rioiMI»—WBtelidB-> Hutchtna,‘ Realtor, MI. t-8132, ing in (or third bath. Family alt* NoUc* i* hereby given with whitewall tire*. - ELECTRICAL SEUtVICE—Wiring, ZINNIAS, ASTERS and dahlia BOLTON LAKE—Group of five coL IN a SERVICE STATION attendant, Shop, comer Oak and Sprue* i H e u w ^ io r S a lt 7 2 kitchen "with braakfaat nook. Qual­ Book No. 58381. iaaued repair*, insulation*, oil burner*, plants, Fern. Gardens 178 Fern tages that must be sold together. Manchestar, (;!onn. 8 P.M. in the Hearing Room of tha Jewelry 48 MUSKRAT COAT, ais* 13, In) 9-4894, Municipal Building to considej^the part time or,^. full time, Exper- condiUon. MI. 9-9330 attar Xp!i ity conatructloh, laigo high lot. Savinga Bank of Manchecter electric motor*. Kenneth Laco**, St. • Excellent Inveitment. Terrilic po sienced. Apply in person at Van's 8AUB-3S 1-4% off airitM patterns TOST Jeweler, re- FOUR BEDRO^Mctdontel. cerem. Only $23,900. , been loet and application h*s bee Electrician. PI. 2-5388 after 8. tential. Relatively amall cash rS' WANTED—Experienced painter*. following proponed zone changes: in the Blue Ribbon coUecUon book. l is t i>jg1' ' I 1952 cidillac^Coupe De Ville HAND SCREW MACHINE Tel. Wm. Dickson and Son. MI. Service Station, 427 Hartford Rd. watchea axpertly...... Ic bath, excenept condition. Six room colonial ranch. Natural The made to said bank (or payment quired. Asking $28,000. T. J. PARKER STREET (East tide, a,t the Texaco sign. Ask for Van.. W* also handle taxtur* paint. It _ . ___ prices. Open dally. Radio, heater, hydrainatic, pow-. ANTIQUES Refinished. Repairing Rooflngf—Sidlng 16 9-0930. ' North of present Industrial Zone) WaBttd—T^Jwqr Bi. . BeizlKlfu] six room Colonial.' Double garage. Two lots, near finish exterior. Moat attractlv*. of the amount of deposit. ■tcering. dark blue^ with Crockett, Realtor. Office MI. OPERATOR makea old beilinga look tike new. Thilursdey eveninga. 139 Sptuea bus. 818,800. Carlton W. Hhitchlna, clous living room, panolad firs- ' done on any furniture, 'rieman. 8-5418, Residence MI. 9-7751, To change to Business Zone III, NO EXPERIENCE neceeaary to Green Paint and Wallpaper Co., raet. 9-4887. WANfED-Crib, v6ed11. 9-4543. able dnd standard .typewrltera. flnetfxledy or gentleman. 71 Six Miles From^ancheV O R ^ old Ject at vailouB ktnda at heart In nice condiUon. Douglas Motors, 345 Ma^n St. Manchestci^ lOWERS REPAIRED and sharp- Zone A, all or part of an area, FertOlzei 60-A cellant location, 113’ lakefrontage, gaM aln. GRAY RESEARCH AND 50 HOURS ea.slerly;of present Business Zona All makes of adding machines ------X Chestn^ St. MI 9-5764. Attractive aix fhoit^ Cape, twql Colonial', with attached breeze- 812,000. Carlton W. Hutchlna, Ml. dlaaaao and their problemb. WH. All work guaranteed. Pick------! 1. approximately' 200' along Green sold or rented. Repairs on all The on* which follow* dlwnw*- - ...... St. Ml. Roofins and Chimneys 46-A PLBAtMHT^slOJRNlSHED room lihfinlahed. Storm sAah, dormers, i way and garage. Four badrixuna 9-8132, 9-4894. J85S PONTIAC converUhle, mist 1953 PACKARD, model 300. four Help Wanted—Ftthtalale 35 , DEVELOPMENT CO. AND WITH THE Road and Woodbridge -St. and be- makes, Marlow’s. MANURE—An quanUty. Call kmaaite drive, 70’xS80' iot. Land-r^Md den. 114 baths. Dishwasher, •a a few of the aapeeta at heart green finish, dark giken top. ROOFING — Specializing. In repair­ , NEWLY INCREASED inr: 120’ in depth. DESIGNERS MI 9-7376. Cooking prttdlage*. SuUAbla (or ROCKVILLE—Six room, breezs' ■urgery Thla la the.field peihapa door sedan,’ hydri^aUc, power NOTICE BUILDERS—W* ar* now one adult. MI. 9-38S4. scaped. Very clean, $13,800. Cbmbinatlon atorm windows, fire' HydiwaUc, radio, heater, power brakes, heater, ram , rear speak­ DOORS \lPENED~ ke^a fitted, ing roofs of all kind*. Also new PRESS DPERA’TOR wanted. ’Five SHIFT PREMIUM SLATER .STREET (East side. _ taebo plabe in• ■bebaaement playioom ■ way and garfega, city water and in which tha moat dramatfo steering, OmUncntal spare wheel, roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys HILLIARD STREET, booking orders' (or machine cut WELL cow manure, by WARREN E. HOWLAND, Raaltor aewaraga, high on a hill. See thia reea of th* laat few y*iM has er, electric antenna.'-pn* owner,, copied, vacuuni cleanera, irons, day week, benefits. Must applV i» North of and bounded by Wilbur Printed Circuit FOR RENT—Room: gantlaman . MI. 8-1108 . MI. 9-8008 , ^agiMfxia terrace. ter Nicely lend nearly new whitewall Urea. Many 1585. MI. 9-1825 after 5 p.m. cleaned, repaired. 28 yeara’ ex­ person. New Model Laundry, 73 MANCHESTER Cross Parkway) To change to In- stov, 6" bed, 3” to 8" height, 1’ the any amount, delivered acepea\97’aceped\97’ x 180' lot, Oolonlel now at $18,300.. E, and E. Realty, baen made and which offers llT> otlisr quaUty extras. Vow mUeage. guns, etc., repaired. Shears, to long, covert 40 sq. ft. per lere. CaU Leonard Glglio, Kitchen privileges. lannaway ------:-----^ ------v ------kmvea, mowers,'etc., put into con. perience. Free ettimatea. Call Summit St. ^ ilustrial Zone from Rural Resi­ MAIN ST—Immaculate seven room | type hefdware on ell doora. SeV' MI. 1-8397 • MI. 8r4480. tag teatimony to th* value eC r*> Just traded in on a later model 1952 MERCURY-Monterrey 4.-door Howley, Manchester Ml, S'’S361. ■A GOOD PLACE TO WORK ’ THE OPPORTUNITY FOR THE Sawed bed edge 3" bed, 3’’ to MI. 3-7083. St. Tel. MI. 9-7753. aearch. Cadillac^ A car you would bo ’ dttion for coming needsi Braith- dence Zone, all or part of an area X" high, 1’ to 8V&* length, covera home, (our large bedrooms, IH artil bull&ina. Call Owner, MI- ANDOVER—Rout* I. Five and alx One of the moat Important sedan, radio, heater, overd'riys, wailte, 83 Pearl Street. WOMEN! Hfelp fill need for prac­ FOLLOWING CliASSIFICA'nONS of approximatelv 16 acres. . FURNISHED ROOM withT^lght baths. Excallant armgement for| 8-7161. proud to own at Center Motor low mileage, one owner. Immacu­ tical nurses. Learn at home; -^70 aq. ft. per ton. Thin wall stone housekeeping facilities, full hath. room ranchaa, cb-op. Five yaara developmenta of heart auigenr McB, 481 Main S t Heating—Plumbine 17 LAKE STREET, NEW BOL­ heavy waU atone random, BolM Honechold Goode 81 profassionel • offless. T. J. old, Property ranted at present late condition, small down pay­ PLOWING, harrowing and light spare time. Good pay. Many earn UNDER BEST WORKING TON ROAD C200’ east of intersec­ . SENIOR ~ 5^- Suitable for on* or two. Ml. Crockett, Raaltor. . Office ML TANNER STTUnn - New ranch haa been that uaed In the treat­ ments, low monthly bank ratea. grading oph*^ evenings aftd week- while learning. High school un­ veneer atone, slate flagging. home with haoaniwit gerage. Mortgagp arranged. Baen by ap- ment of ao-called "hlu* haM ^ SMS CHEVROLET two door. 1951 tion) To change to Business Zone ton Notch Quarry, Call MI. .9(0617. AimQUB FURNITURE, aUvar, 9-4n6. 8-8418, Residence MI«9-7781. McClure Pontiac, 373 Main St. ends. MI. 9-i 6s8. necessary. Information and sam­ CONDITIONS AND EXCELLENT DESIGN CHECKERS/ glass, china, and used (umltur* choice reaidentiel ^paction. Many ointment. Tal. Windsor, MU. or Infanta bom with cengenltal Cbsvrolet aedan. FuUy aqulppsd, MI. 9-4545. TLUMBING and heating—Repairs I from Residence AA Zone, all or PLEASANT. Largs room in qulat, de luxe ^ featurea. \8sUtra for -3810, heart dlaasa*. The hlulah soler brand ntw Ursa. Douglas Motors, and contract wots. CaU ML 9-8841. ple leasons free. Wayne School, EMPLOYE RELA’nONS IS TOPS part of an area which Is approxi­ FIVE VENETIAN'blln^ 26x48, bought and Bold. Furniture Repair BAST CENTER 8T.-«ultabte (or J GRASS, WEEDS, amall brush rut Box S, Herald. Call private home, neir bus line. Gen- 316,900, T. J. CrockeH,. R4Aaeltor, of th* akin la cauaed by laek at sas Mam. with 30", rotary mower. PI. dfRPENTERS WANTED. mately 716’ along New Bolton small table, one Tcetoriba)>e, two Service. MI. 3-<449. ofdoo snd home. Tai) rooms, BOLTON—like aeclualon, privacy? MI, 9-8474 after 6 p.m. 600x16 tires. Ford ^wheels; Hot tleman prefeired. Referencea.'MI. atoeta- heat, oil, ttr^dace, two Office MI. S-8416. Rasl^iincs MI.— oxygen attached to th* heme* 2-7689. / WOMEN'WANTED for light bench Roati' and extends northerly to 3-8183. , 9-7751 Investigate this Flckstt huUt three globta or'eolortiig matter at thie 1150 .CHEVROLET converUhle, Auto Acceasorle^-Tirea 6 Moving—Trucking ENGINE LATHE Lake-Street. Water furnace WiUr’oil burner. 5Q. LOOKING for a slightly used bathrowna two-cai’garage, large bedroom ranch. Mile from the riulio, healer, light blue. No work. I assembly. Engineered DRIVER TO drive niRht delivery spinet? We have five quality in' lot. Ampib parking. Hortguea ar­ blood. . . BUYING p a p e r . m jazlnes -iv" Storage- 20 Metal Co,. 10 Hilliard St. PLAZA DRIVE, ST. PAUL Our mddern res^rcli and 9-6210. . / • NICE CLEAN ROOM for genUc- Notch. On* year old, pine panel In biue .haMea th* down payment. Low monthly Car'Burn Oil? Economy over­ rags, Junkman’s iunk. II ' pick triick, high rommisston, steady 0. D. GRINDER struments in Baldwin Acrosonlcs ranged. A rear Mxgain. For ap­ HOLLISTER ST R E ^ ing, fireplace, garage, aluminum - - - - ■ ■ and reliable. Kenneth Slatier, East DRIVE (Westerly of’ Greenwood development ^ a rtm e n t, HOT- MIX A^phaR plant open. and Wurlitzera Uiat were loaned man. Seven dollara per week. Ap' of oixgyen I* , the reauR of a rates. McClure PonUac, 378 Main haul, i^rts and . labor, $50. after 3 p All day Saturday AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO., local SALESGIRL .wanted. Apply after i Dr. To I'hahge to Reaidence Zona ply I'rinceis Reataurant. pointment euM Ieoifa L, Graiia- ecreena, window*. 90'x300' . lot, formed heart or ot th* larfs S t ML 9-4545, ’ll and long distance moving pack­ Hartford. BU. 9-3053 between 9 and TURRET LATHE Gravel, axhd, crushed and proc­ to the Hartford Chorale for re­ Four bedroom Dufeh ColoniiU. 818,100. Maddock and deVoa, Real' Guaranteed new, rebuilt engine*, jail Rockville TR. 5-7831 6 p.m. Holland (Jandy Kitchen, 11 a.m. A fniiu Btisine.ss Zone I, all or part located in Wdst Hartford essed iftont. Rich loam, $3 yard Large living room, (lining room> blootr veeaela. near tt. Such de- ing, storage. CaU Ml. 3-8187. Hart- Route 44, Bolton. of an area which is approximately hearsals at Wadsworth Atheneum BEAUTIFULLY fumiahed. apa ’,tora. JA. 3-0358, eveninga MI. (ecilv* atructuree permit th* JUNE SALE OF $124.95. Kq, money down, balance A COMPLETE bookkeeping service fo.rd CH. <-1423. BENCH MECHANIC 18 seekingyqualified men delivered in tmek load. Nussdorf . or Piano Teachers’ CUnlc at Web­ cioua room with complete light WETHERELL ST.^ix room sin­ cabinet kitchen,'’.garage, storm 9-89M, 466' along Plaza Drive >and ap­ S a ^ and Stone Co. MI. 9-7408. gle, In excellent comUtion. Mod- aaah. Reduced to 117,000. -- blood from the veins which Sea- 100% GUARANTEED GARS 30 months. (or any small business. Reaaon- WANTED—Bright young lady (or WANTED AT ONCE— proximately 573’ along St. Paul to work /On new product ster Hill School, W. H. Come in houeekeeplng feclitties availeble, tain only a little oxygen to mtn 1956 OldsmobUe ''88” Hsrd- able. MI. 9-1953! . MANCHESTER Package Delivery. all around Job. AMo high school 1. D. GRINDER at once liecause you’ll find blond, Will rent singlp or double. Cen- ' em kitchan, First floor, lavatory, WARREN E. HOWLAND, Raaltor S II^ L E CAlP E QOD, 'colonial, aix COLE MOTORS Light trucking and package deliv­ Drive. development. ^’iSORENCE combination, oil-gas maple and mahogany at reduced playroom in besammt, laiga lot with the Uoed from me arterlee. girl or boy for>-part-time work. l^xact deacriptions are on file in /range, outdoor chaise lounge, trel. Reasonable. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 MI. 3-1108-*MI. 9^M0I rooms, lng< yard, naar’^achotaa, Th* bright-red blood at th* ar- top MI. 9-0980' MANCOIESTER T.V. Service, radio ery. Refrigerators, washers. and iNew System Laundry, Harriaon SPOT WELDERS POLISHER pieces. Full guarantee and free Arch St. nicely landscaped,■ One car *6- storerqnd 11 ' 8,000 milss. Has power and T.V, spe^aliata since 1034. stove moving specialty. Folding St. the Town Clerk’s Office. Maps of semi and claasical records.'Tel. service. Take 36 months to pay. rage. Pr'Priced ' "at ' $15,760. S. A, LEWIS STREET—Seven room Co­ Seml-furniahed or otharwis*. Cov teriaa which haa passed thraugh Brakes etc. SET OF QUALITY wire Wheel in- Charter thembers of Telia, MI. chalra (or rent. Ml. 9.0752. proposed changes may be seen in E x ^ len t working condj.-* MI. 9-7445. Gosa Piano (Company. 317 Asylum FURNISHED-ROOM, light house Beechler,~ ■ ‘ W . S-8M9. lonial (4-8), excellent fxmdiUon. entry Pl;'^-g64t, th* lungs and has there reealviO iertk (or IS-'inch wheels, $20. Tel. 9-6680 ot MI. 3-4607. MTLLING MACHINE the Town Planning Commisaioii’s normal oxygen, su ites what M ' B2.995 RECEPTIONIST—25 yeara or old­ ARC WELDERS ti^ s , paid holidays .And AMESBURY TYPE skiff 16’ long, St., Hartford. JAckson 5-6696. keeping. Call after 6 p.m. MI. ON THREE ACRES good, land, Three large bedrooms, fireplace, Rockville TR. 5.5886. ./ MANCHESTER — Moving and er to work lit local professional Office. 9-U29. "arage, ameiita drive, tac* quiet COUJNIAL Gap* Cod, 6 rooma, needed, v 1983 Chevrolet 8 Passenger CLEA'N’* a n d paint tphoae gutters trucking Co. Ml. 3-6563. Owned running light, fish box, will take .Open Thursday nights. GamboIatU built, aaven yeato.otd. There are baveral < Unds l-i office. Apply in person. Manches­ TOWN PLANNING CXDMMIS- ' Vacations, h o s p jtaliza- " n. Near park, pool, and bua. built before 1800. Three bedrooma. Wagon PENNSYLVANIA nqw. Avoid costly repairs later. and operated by Walter B. Per- ter Optical Style Bar, 747 Main INTERVIEWS WITH THE * SION larger outboard motors. One year Six room home, 114 baths, fire­ 3 full baths, large racraaUon rooni of maiformaUon' of the heart ..Has powergUde, stc., clean MI. 8-1383. NIGHT SUPERINTENDENT tion, life in s u r^ e and old. Ml-. 3-T731. , place, hot water heat, two car ga­ (or large fantlly. Immediate TIRES ett Jr., and William -I. Pickering. St. KOPPERS CO., INC. Martin E. Alvortf, Chairman SERVEL GAS refrigerator, IdfSl ApartmcntfrxFIata— occupancy. Aaktng $15,800. Good- on aacond (Iota-. Raatad garage which Will pprmlt this rahetag at four door. BETWEEN 7 P. M. AND William A. Allen, Secretary other benefits-.' rage, Suburban. Carltoh W. and workihop. Additional 2-car oxygen-conlalntag and . nenonF*. GONDER’S T.V. Service, available MIDNIORT for cottag*. Ml, 9-6860, TcfiCBicnts $3 Hutchlna, Realtor. Ml. 8-5133 , MI, child ^ I t y Co., Realtors. Xa. $1,895 Lfelime Guarantee 36. BROOKLYN ST„ May 28. 1956 SERVEL GAS refrigerator. Good i-7835. BU, 9-09N, MI. 84307. garage shad, hay bam, chicken gen-contatatag Mood. The vari­ 800 X 16 — $12,95' any time. Antenna, conversions. Painting—Papering 21 ,‘4 __ \ • SIX ROOM duplex, steam oil heat, 9‘4884. ous kinds are too munarpua and , 1953 Ford Custom Four-Door Phllco factory auperviaed service. ROCKVILLE Manchester, Conn. condition, reasonable. Ml. 3-7919. coop (family atyla). Twanty-fi.ve too complicated to dssoriba in de­ Haa ra<^, ’’heater, tinted ' 670x 15 — 614.70' Tel. Ml. 9-1488. , PaINTINO a n d paperhangtng. roSlTION "IT'S BETTER THAN EVER AT NO MONEY DOWN!! large kitchen, stalnleM iteel sink I FOR 8AUC—Four rooma. furnace, acraa. J( you are bandy you can 710 X 15 — $16.95' ELECTRIC IRONER, used very and tub, formica countei*, cellar fireplace, attached garaga, $7,900. live comfortably In the country, tail. They carry such taehniesl glaaa etc. Repair o r. new work. Flrat claaa . TR. 5-|25‘27 - .1 FIOVa L McBEE namaa ae coarctation at the ^ $1,195 POWER AND hand mowers sharp­ work at reaaonable rates, Ray- IN MANCHESTER FENN” little,' Dormyer mixer. Best offer Start Your and attic. Copper window screens. ' VERNON Coventry PI. 24743, Donald Bon, Chapman Rd., Mart' New Tread* ened. Air-cooled engines repaired. mond Fiske, Ml. 4-9337. , CORPORATION takes them MI. 9-7059 after 4:30. Opposite Center Park, Available Ftva-Rogm Ranch, two-acre lot. borough. aorta, tetralogy, of FaUot and pul­ 1952. Chevrolet Four-Door 600 X 16 .— $ 7.95' Pick up and delivery. All work Monthly Payments about June,!. Adults only. Refer­ monary stenosis with Intact van-, *70 X 15 — $ 8.85' Well established company. Typing MACHINISTS — First or second * CU. FT. Westinghouse refrig­ 'Fiorm doora and wlndowa. V.A. | PRICE REDUbriON - tricutar septum. But it , does De Ldxe guaranteed. Ideal -Grinding Shop. NORTH EASTERN Decorating Co., shift. 50-hoiir."'5-day work week. "FENN ROAD IN JULY ences. Address Box J. Herald. Mortgage available. Wanted—Real Estate 77 Daik gray, -White wall*,. . 710x15 — $ 9.95» 273 Adams. Phons Ml. 9-3130, e.xterior and interior painting. and knowledge of figures neci erator. in excfellSnt condition. Best make a difference to thf piatlent All insurance benefits, weekly offer. MI. 3-7557. " r y TWO FURNISHED room* (of light Here ar* three homes ^lutt own< WANTED—Five or 8 room houae, because somafjitada can now he pon’ergUde, etc. ■ 'Excha^e 3-8979. Spraying if desired. Free esti­ sary, 40 hour week,.excellent work! NEWINGTON op era ar* anxious to dispose of and mates and suggestions with color )>omifies and retirement plan paid F Appointment, call 3 ROOMS FURNITURE housekeeping. Adults only. Inquire • COVENTRY 913,600 to $18,900; also (our mom' aucce8efuUy treated by mufUf $795 No dowo-payrfiehl. Term* by company. Apply between 7 SEPTre COMBINATION gas and oil stove, 10 Depot Square, apartment 4. ‘ |hav* dropped th* price. Any to* M o *011 you. scheme. MI. 9-7547. ing conditions; many benefit^. Five-Rotm Ranch ' and Garage, under $13,000, CUenta wlUt large and hthera cannot. ’ 1953 Pontiac Hardtop and 5:30, Monday through F ri­ TANKS Hartford AD 3-2621, Ext. 260 kuitabje for cottage, Cali. MI. aonabi* offer will be given eerti caah Carlton W. Hutthins, Real- In one of theee condittana the BUDGET CENTER Household Services 9-0297. .... ^ $9.36*MONTHLY FIVE ROOM tenement to rent, Built on hilltop. One mile from Ooneideration.. AU are vacant. Catalina PAINTING, paperhanging, floor day. A.B.A. Tool and Die, 13B5 ADVKR’nSEMENT TO BID FOR lake. xtor, MI. 3-61I3-9-4894. peseageway between.^ the hsait Two tone'blue, hydramatic, 91 CENTER ST. Offered 13-^A Tolland Tpke., Manchester. AND partially furnished. VeneUan sknding and finishing. Did floors^ WRITE BOX, E, HERALD PUPIL TRANSPORTATION 1. Coventry Lake, six room ranch and one of the large Mood vsa- whits WaUs, radio, etc. FLAT FINISH Holland window refinished, Vernon Hutchins. MI.' Brand New blinds, Ruscb windows, screens, \AIUD YOU CONSIDERING aals which should normally clcae ASSISTANT MANAGER s e w e r s FRIGHiAIRE refriiferalor. Inquire and door, automatic oil heat and^ rooins. large.^ >M, LIVING ROOM, DI­ deep lot. Unusual buy at $10,950. age contact E. B. Bushey.'i Real Veatlgator end the experimantal AU Makes, All Our 1953 Model* SeVvicing, "laiarn by Doing" at vee CAM as SUIII...i» Town and Cbiintty able. posting oh N.C.R. account­ NETTE. DISHES,. RUGS. LAMPS, apartment, heat',and hot water In­ Moderii ranch, 8 sparkling rooms; >Ard Later Are' Guaranteed Me- bated June 6, 1956 ing 'machine No. 3,000, and some sonable. MI. 9-3613.. _ _ _ _ Estate Broker. MI. 9-2083. laboratory have already saved CORDNBR AUTO Driving School. "Connectlcul's Oldes^ Electronics TABLES, b l a n k e t s . cluded. Convenient'to ahopping Manchestejr, Vernon Street. three bedrooms,, tile bath. Hot many live* by ..thq (Birglftal meth­ ' chanically. 100% For 30 DAYS. Learn to drive correctly and Ruilding-i^ontracting 14 School". New.iermt starting June and bus line. Write Box R, Herald. water, heat, full baaement, alum­ \^^in^house Drainaia Co. . ■M f Sta ll. m ’"3-.ll41%?anche»^^^^^^ LA<4^0n '^ IR ." baT^el chal7. Large.Slx-Room Ranch, 1 (4 yeari od* *0 far devised, bM the end C. AND C. MOTOR SALES safely. Individual, instruction -by 25, 1956. Ehi oil no\y (or practical cedar chest, odd tables. Admiral inum combination windows, land­ HAVE “YOU” A HOME M7 OAKLAND ST. MANCHESTER competent, experieiiced Inatruc- g e n e r a l CARPENTRY-Altera- day or evening class.4|||p free d*- Fhent Ml 9k4143 Memorial Hospital. EVERYTHING $494 old, tifeplace, oil heat, knotty pine scaped t6r quick sale. is not yet in alghu tions, additions and new construc­ NORMAN lENTZ • console radio-record player, out- Badness lAicatlfins kitchen, combination windows and Open E'venlnga Ml, 9-2761 tomi on dual-c'ontroi insured cart. scriptive circular phone JA. dopr chaise lounge, eight tension PRICE iNIXUbES DELIVERY. Anderson Agency, JA. $‘0139. . FOR s a l e ! \ . Automatic, or conventional shift. tion. Dormers, porches, garagea 5-3406, or w-rite New; England For Rent „ 64 doors, plastered walls,, full cellar 1954 CADILLAC hardtop coupe. and. rooms finished at reasonable ShMl Mtfql Wprkt screens, miscellaneous. MI. i-00.96. SET UP. SERVICE. GUARANTEE Doctors Criticized 5U. 9-6010; J A. 7-3680! Technical Institute of Conn,, Inc., WANTED /■ Situation Wanted— IMMEDIATE DIMVERY OR ' with baaement ghrr.ge. Large Jot. BOWERS SCHOOL'[SecUon. Six Beautiful two tone blue finish. pripCa.' Workmanship guaranteed. 193 Trumbull St.; HarUord, Conri. 342 Adams S t —Tel. MI 3-896« 25’ REO TRIMALAWN power BU8iNR8S"OR office location. 474 Win V.A. or F.H.A. $16,900. room colonial, entrance hall, Im' The next few month* djfer the ae*' Full Cadillac equipment'. Driven Free estimates. Robert M. Alex- f ' Female • 38 FREE STORAGE UNTIL son’s h,est selling opportunities. MORTLOCK'S—Manchester'g iead- or MI S-12I8 mower. Reasonable. Snow blower. Main St., ground floor, three • macuIatev<;(mdition,' garage, e» On Use of Drugs but a certified 21,000 roUes and lliig driving school. Professional 1 ander. Ml. .9-7,716'. TUTORING -vEapecially reading Established in 1926. EXPERIENCE!^ PART-TIME NEEDED , rooms, now used for doctor's' of­ IqbUshetf' street, picture book Families will be looking for homes carries a full written guarantee. RELIABLE, experienced, woman Seven (Ull-length screens. Phone. Vernon — Campl)ell''Avenue, teaching-skilled, courteous 16E5iENT“ ANDTsTONE~i^m problems. Former college Instruc? 5U. 3-5825. fice. MI. 9-5239 - MI. 3-7444. yard, large trees and- ahrubs. In Mancheater to be occupied be­ Boston. June 6 (/P)—Municipal .It's as sharp as a new one. at atructions. Insist on meeting yoiir tor. ill, 9-2927. . RADIAL DRILL OPERATOR will care (or your child or chil­ Phone For Appointment Vi mile'from Route 15. Carlton W. Hutchins. MI. 9-3112 fore school starts in the'fall.. Call Center Motor .Sales, 481 Main. sidewalks, steps, terraces, wall* Carlson & Co. dren by day pr week in my home. 2400 SQ, FT. of space (or buaineaa 9-4694. ~ court Judge Elijah Adlow has instructor before starting. Phone outdoor (noplace, also cemont and MOHAWK 9x12 -gray Wilton mg, HARTFORD CH. 7-0358 Kanch, four large rooma, full cel­ the Jarvla (So-, fo- a fre^ appraisal criticized . two ' ihyalclana who MI. 9-7398. MANCHESTER tekeher available Rni!loaed yard. Tel, Rockville TR. 2 burner gas plate, stretch g«tf. offices or light Industry.'•‘i.Second lar with fireplace in.i'eltar. Storm and quick, dependable-service. BEFORE YOU BUY a used car cinder block construction. Call Ml. for private luloring. All Junior MOTOR FOR EVENINGS 5-2705. (-■ After 7 P. M. CH. 8-4890 floor. Centrally located. Parking LARGE RANCH close to new treated Bermuda’milllonailre Brio- 9-6746. babv c.arh'age, bathlnette. M$. door and windows. ' Low tkx rate. , » ■ see GOrmah Motor Sales. Builfk high subjects and high school MALE TRANSPORTATION 9;4048. ( (acUlUas. Call JA. 7-1372., school. IH ysara-’iOld. Approxi- D. Thomzon, 66, Juat before' hla Sales a n d S erv ic e, 285 Main iV- See It Day Or Night Will stat at $11,500. death in a hotel bathtub laat Klninrcvcles—njcvcles 11 : V. BELLUCCI AND SON, mason English and social atitdies. Ml. I Offers the Following . mattay two acrea. Six l$rge JARVIS REALTY Street, Ml. 9-4571. Open evenings. 3-«477. Services: - SFENCER RUBBER CO. WILI, CARE (or child by day 42 " SINK and two 21" Side Gabl- STORE FOR RENT at 314 Spruce rooms, Ceramic tile hfth, at­ month. * _ BOY’S 26’ BICYCLE, .two year* i «-'oiUi;acloi. Brick and alone ven Y’-vhi week, CaU MI, 9-5459. If you have no means of transpor­ St., aultable TUV any type of buai Hebron, just over Bolton liqe. tached garage. T.'J. Crockett, 654 Center Street. MI. 3-4112 TRUCK.' .Insulated 1952 Interna'- ecr, '(itlplacV. cliimncy, also con- HELP Motor IraiisportaUoa to pointa CHAPEL STREET—MANCHESTER,, CONN. .. nets, automatic wa.>iher, cabinet tation, I'll send my auto (or you; neaa. MI. 9-2997., ; s Judge Adlow, in an inqueatora- “ old. Very good coriditlon.. Ml. in Connecticut, Massachnaette ironer, all at half, price. Also New SIx-Rpom Cape. Four rooma Realtor. Office MI. 3-6418. Real- port filed yeeterday, found Thom­ Uonal panel truck. Very good con- 3-5677 after 5:30 Crete woil< MI; 9-5451, Jfe, Fern Bonds—Stocks— EXPERIENCED TYPIST wishes no obligation. dence MI. 9-7751. diUon. May be seen at 144 Main St. Ml. 3-5042; ^ and Rhode Island. Car loading to work in hkr home. Will pick up new and used washers and sewing STORE, SUITABLE for any type f.nishcd with fireplacci Young*' WOOD LAND wanted, located in son died of an qverdo*# Of paral­ St.,' Manchester. ' Mortgages 31 WANTED- and unloading, Dlstribatiop and deliver. MI. 9-4090, , machine* at rtry low prices. of buaineaa. Location, on Hartford town kitchen,'ceramic tile bath Manchester, Vernon, Coventry or dehyde-it” hypnotic pain; killer— Wanted Aulds— PLASTER AND mason contractor, APPLY ' storage and warehousing. A.B.C. Appliance, 21 Maple SK A ^L-^B —E—R—T—'S Rd. near McKee St. Reaaonable Hot water heat. Pressure’ .Seal Bolton.' Give location and price. P. and said ihe doctor* did not exaf- 1953 NASH Rambler, ru*t'om tw6- home repair* and new work, free $1,000 COSTS 822.25 monthly and Warehouse Space Available ‘ \ ______:----- :------mht; MI. 9-0969 any time. wlndewta Full cellar with base Lots Tor Ssli 73 ’ O. Box 887, Mancheiter. ci*e caution in adminlaterlhg the door staUon wagon. &,‘000 origin Motorcycles 12 esymjiteS'. 'MI. 3-1301. that's all. Dial CH 8-8897 FHA TWO HOT AIR furnaces with oil 43-45 . ALLYN ST.. HARTFORD ment garage. Priced to sell at and Gl (lancing a ipecialty with LYDALL & FOULDS SCO Sq. Ft. and up Situations Wanted— burner*. Reasonable (or . quick ’ Buildlnff Lots drug. . " CARS W A ITED- We are AT 44 STOCK PLACE, - OFFICE SUITE—Excellent loca­ $12,800. F.H.A. mortgage avail IF READY to buy, aell, exchange The Judge said the ovardee* condition. Inquire 108 White St. ,. , . . J , 1. . 1 BIDWELL Home Impiovement Co. Connecticut MortgaKS Exchange, 615 PARKER ST. NEW CONTRACTS JUST RECEIVED HAVE Male 89 sale. MI. 3-5706. 129 Summer St. tion, 3.51 Center St. Telephone able. real eitate, mortgagee arranged, taken by Thomson cam* "from an MI. 3-7183. Alterations, additimi.,. Barages. 1 Lewia St.. Hartford, Conn. MANCHESTER. CONN. alter 4 p.m. MI 9-1680 or MI 9-3549. ' In Town snd Suburban consult Howard R. HasUnga Agen­ cara (or lop cash prices. Try our, R,.,|,linK speclali.-!l.a Easy binlg- SEE ' “r ■ TEL. »II 0^555, Ml 0-4586 INCREASED OUR NEED FOR— * ^ INDUSTRIAL PLUMBER wants WASHER— Blackstone wringer T -* unmaCked bottle left, in hla room type with pump,.$l5. MI.. 9-4250. ALLVALFIANO cy, Ml. 9-1107. by one of the doctor*. I am un­ 1964, 1968; 1952, 1981 > CHEVRg famous Cash five minute buying' et term*. MI 9-649.5. c years old Excellent condition. able to »ay whether th# paral­ LElTS, two doora, (our doors, bard, 5-9109. Read Herald AdvA. ., weekend*. 15 year* experience. q u a l it y COMBlNA’nON gaa-oil Roasei For Rent 65 ASSOCIATES REALTORS IF YOU WANT to eeU' your prop­ top convcrtlhlea. Some with Motors, 435 Main St., Manchester, | Tel, MI.’9-0348.. MI. 3-8539. EXCLUSIVES . erty call Val Fiano. MI. 3-4531 for dehyde waa consumed by th* d^ MALE PRESS OPERATORS range; Very clean, .plUa oil drum SIX ROOM Cape Cod, nice loca­ ceased knowingly or by mlataka. PowargUde, radios and beaters. STONE -T- Native gray quartzite. | >(\ COMBINATION oil and gas range, with stand, $25 complete. MI. PHn„ HALUN prompt,' efficient action. AU carry a writton guarantee. For machinfi cut 4" wide 10" to 42" 1 CARPENTER and mason desites tion, $85 a month. Available July ML 3-4551 sMI. 9-9221 J u d n Adlow eaid Thomaon waa Business Sei-vices Offered 13 work part time, evenfrigs and Sat­ (two and four burnera). Good con­ ' 1st. Reference* required. Etox -V, a "chronic alcoholic all hl#)^adUlt the very beat in used cars, see ■ long, 1" to 5" thii'k, Very hard, | 1, 2, 3 S H IF T S dition. MI\ 9-4646 after 5 p.m. . CHARLES. LATHROPt Bob Oliver, Center Motor Sales, BOOKKEEPING SERVICE for any excellent (or modern ari'hitci-ture. ‘ urdays. phone^MI. 9-4990. ANTIQUE Butternut dropleaf Herald. MI. 9-0384 A LIMERICK LIMERICK life and a drug addict In .recant 481 Mam.St, Skyline Quarry. Route 30, North MANCHESTER—Five room ranch, EARL ROHAN size business, reasonable rates. WANTED FO R LEA SE ALSO NEED MATERIAL HANDLERS RETIRED MAN, (early sixties), table, sets 8. Excellent condition, yeara.” ______^ OHree, 63 E, Center St, Ml. 9-3512, end of Crystal I,akc, follow signs, , Boats and Accessoriea 46 8150. 235 Summit St. fireplace, tile hath, full .basement, Ml. 8-7483 Charleaton, S. C. OS’i — A Brit­ 1948 PONTIAO— Two-dooi* sedan, Open 7 davs a week. Visitors wel-1 desires position where long exper- MODERN SEVEN room duplex sheltered patio, garden house, bua 3-4941. Young lady for gonorol No experience neoessary, we’ll teach you. Employes benefits, • ience will be of value. Salary sec­ MANCHESTER Boat Co., 10 Eaaax with garage,' 19 North St. ish freighter arriving Hefa inspired radio, heater, hydramatic, power come. Robert Minor. Tel, Rock-1 FIREPLACE SET, and dining line, near swimming. Newly- dec­ HAVE BUILDING lota in Bolton, thla vara* In th* Charleeton New$ Tobacco ^lan Data Aihai brakes. This will make a good REFRIGERATION saJea and aerv- vill^„ TR. 5-5042. offico work in 575 MAIN ST„ MANCHESTER full Insurance program, paid holldaya. ^ ondary..First consideration to con­ St.'M I; 9-2939. Open e.veninga, 8 room, aet. deep, freeze and refrig­ orated,, excellent condition. Many Hebron, Coventry and Manchea­ tinue active business life.as-.as- to 9, Saturdays 9 to 5:80. FIVE ROOM duplex with large A Courier; aecond automobile.. NO down pay­ •ic'e.’Commerciai, household, air erator; and boy'a bicycle'. Ml. aunporch. completely redecorated. extras. ML 9-8862...... J.^. ter. All lot* are moderately ‘‘There 1* a amall ship from Great W aamj^I^ June 6 (A)—Rep. ment, as low as 83.75 a week. Mc- conditioners, freezers. A. and W. Monehdstor aistant to an executive. Exper­ 3-7748. priced. Val Fiano. MI. 3-4581. We Dodd (D-Conn) jreaterday urged Knowledge of bookkeeping and Just north of Flrat National'Bank. Now ecxiapied by Star Seat (Evening Appointments Can Be Arranged) ^ ience covers sales, production and 3'4 H P. MOTOR»$25. 7 'i h.p. with Oir heat, automatic electric, hot CUSTOM 8 bedroom ranch, panel­ can also build your new home for Britain Q ure PoaUac, 378 Main St. W . Refrigeration Co. Ml. 9-1237, BU! Aluminum Windows shift lever, $65, 120 Hawthorne water heater, garage, Adulta only. "At Columbus Street aha ia slttin’ Agriqt^ture Secretary Benson to M848. - 9-3196, MI. 9-0055, ■ typlag essential. Paid' vacation, Cover Co. Brick building 2 6 'j ft. x S8',j-,ft. On lot 48 fl< x 100 ft. general office aupervlJiion For ing, fireplace, entrance hall, . 8 you. announce deta^ of th# tohaooa and Doors 14-A BUue Cross and other beneflta’r This location Is Ideal for any type of buOness. For furtheg In­ interview contac.t Box H. Herald. St MI. 9-3746, call after 8 p.m. Masical Instramrnta 63 Re'nt 870 per month. Referencea, cioaets, breezewa)r, garage acre "Her name, If you cared, Write Box U, Herald. "And pleas* be prepared, part of th* soli bank prograa, 394^ CHEVROU^. IH ton plat- RUBBISH AND ashea removed. GUARANTEED against all haz­ Nire working rnndrtlons. Write formation. lot, view, treejLjauburban. Only particularly th* rat* tha nup- atake. FouF speed transmis- SPENCER RUBBER CO. WANTED-Raltable married man LOT—WITH beautiful view. School "la tha LImericlq and ao this la at to m General cleaning, cellars, attics ard*. Aluminum screens and giving .detall|k to— MARTIN MODEL 40, 4.8 h.p., 860. ACCORDION, \130 baas, axcellant 818,800. Cartton W, Hutchins. MI. pect peymanU _ . aion, dbala. Excellent condition. and yards. Reasonable, .'ates. M. ‘ CHAPEL OTREET—MANCHESTER. CONN. Dn dairy farm. John Kln|5*bury, 9-5183, 9-4686. - , ' . . , . ' Rd., Beltoa. Tel. 1^ 341M. written.’’ storm windows aa well as com­ PHONE OWNER Ml 9>740S .Jl Durant St. ^ contaUoa. Tal. JA. 7-4843. | Read H <^d Advs* ♦ weekly. Cole A M. Rubbish Removal. 'MI. bination screen and atorm doors.' ■ OX P,(c.0 HERALD Coventry. Fl. 3-8046 or 2-7472. 0-V57. . . . .V , . ■ i /. Call Coughlin. Ml. 8-7707.. ' ■■ - f ■f ■•

‘ ? (' . w / ^ . ,’l t •• PAGE THIRTY-TWt) Wednesday, june «, iflse ATentf# D»lly Net Pres* Ran y - HlandTfBtfr lEtifttl^ ISfralli Fur the H'Mk E s M The Weather Jmw S, ISM ™ FeraeMt at D.-R. WeatlMr nereee Th« JuM h im Ubc of th« WCTU baaa alaetad prasldant of ths ath- ^ ' II I ' — ___— .— li’iU Uk* plac« Tu«wUy. of mxt taUC asaoCiation and a mambcr of 1 2 , 0 ^ Fair, mlM UmIgbt. I.«w hi mM About Town WMk. I t will bt flowtr iptkaion day. the Student Council for the school sea. Friday fair, warm, ehaflrw.aC and mrmbara are u rg ^ to arrange year Ifl5«-S7. Member • ( the Audit thuaderahowera iate ia day. High their flowers in a eonteUner and Buremi e f Clreiaattpu |Wph M ac^one, l^ a l piaflo bring them to the South Methodist Mrs. Elisabeth Wilson of Spruce M ancht*ter-^A City of Village Charm taa^tw, held his_,aimual recital , Church. The > ^ church calendar St., Mias Edith and Mlig Hannah for hta^puptlB at his home Satur- .w, date of the meettne ai Humphrlea of Lllley’ St,; and Mrs. dav aftaninon The fon o«m r DU- dati mreunfl «» day aftOfpoon. The follownng pu today, was.tn error, Mary McCann of Wetherell St. VOL. LXXV, NO. 211 (TWGNTY-POUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) bUs took part in the program: left yesterday for New York MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 195C ' (ClaaMIMmad wm Pula tS) PRICE FIVE CENTS X Sandra Barton, Michael Foley, Where they Will boanf the SS Betty Gallaa, JOaeph Gallas. Gloria Geot*e W, Collins, son of Mr. Mauretania to spend the iiummer KaMvich, Maty J ^ e McLaughlin, and Mrs. Asher A. Collins of Wap* HALE'S monthg in Northern Ireland with X Cynthia Nylin. Frances Paggioli. pinfl, is a member of the New En|* | relative! and friends, and tour Carol Pulchlopek, CSaT^ Rldyard, land Conservatory Chorus which' places of interest. Their first stop • • • Allan Ridyatd. ElaiM Vcsco, Will sing^at the Boston Pops Con of.any length will be in Porta- sometfaihg new under the Sandra Williams. Joyce tv^rren,; cert’Saturday. A tenor, he has Just down. Mrs. McCann, in company Beth Harrison and Lynn Harrtepn. completed his Junior year at the u1th her husband James, aJnp^ — - (^conserv’Story where he is majoring deceased, made a trip to thel^ha- De^U Chapter,. No. 51. Itoyaf i" ntue'c education. e tlve land in 1951. F'rlends jgitVe a to Arch Masons, will confer the pagl — r. bon voyage p a rty‘ for h*rr Mon­ master Mason degree at its stated Miss Donna Robb, daughter of day and presented gifts. convocaUon tonight at 7:30 in the mc. afld, Mra Sherwood J. Robb of ^ •- ■ i.: Xsaonic Temple. After the meet- gg Adelaide Rd„ a student this Thtrty-nve fifth grade pupils of Thes^'ork n’ play SUNBACKS for rdund- ing there will be the usual social year at Northampton School for .the Lincoln School will tour Old tfydock summe/ activity— you'll jfo to the [\\ hour and nefreehments. .Girls, Northampton. Mass., has Sturbrldge Village Friday. ffice with the jacket on, you’|l_pIay in the run with 'the jficket off. Either wa>{ for .vour Part of ' X town or country summer days . . . the, newest 6^ As advartiaad in Udiat' Hems Journal and Woman's Heme Companion >hink under the sun!! ^SeaJHonster^ Sieen Atlantic Ocean Party Lines short violet Mass., :(une .T- W*)-:-Th#re’s a new-,., ’ 'flea moiiater” loose in the North Split over, , print gowii, ^ I ■: Atlantic. The Liberian freighter Rhapsody last night repined Backing Ike for your growing blottomi the presence of d 4S-foot, Jigton, June 7 white-spotted sea turtle In the Hweelest short-stemmed gonn . R^ptiklican National Chair- ocean south of Nova'^Scotia. Washington, June 7 (/P)— —-In Carter's very own air-cool­ The Coast Guard w^ned all Rep. Brook Hay* (D -Ark) ed Dimple Knilr scattered with an Leonard W. Hall said to­ ■ navigation to be on the a i ^ argued to House Democrata freah, nlld violets. It's hright, day the now concluded presi­ for the giant reptile which, light, lovely—.designed to fit her dential primaries showed the aaid the Coast Guard, has 15- ttxlay that they would be falsa Very special afle and figure. to campaign pledges of “re> “ internal weaknesses, the in­ foot long flippers and can rise Hhe’ll wear It now and every eight feet above the surface' of sponsible government” if thejf night this summer— because It consistencies,- t^e bickering the sea. failed to support President dries In minutes, needs no Iron­ and squabbles, that beset the ing, Carter-Set, too. so It won't $10.98 Democrat party.". Eisenhower on foreign aid "Shrink out of fit. With mntch- Hot Dog Wins Another Friend He said no Republicans "need when the situation it so . Ing ruffled sleep pants. Pink nr grave!” blue on while. Metropolitan Nikolai, le.ader of^.dtght Russian Christian y any more" about Adlal Ste- Mr.. Universe churchmen -touring the United StaJeS; amilea as he oats a hot dog vbnaon, front runner in delegate Hays carried the ball In floor terday. Head of the Moscow Russian Orthodox diocese, the atrangth for the Democratic pres­ hsaneuvering for a. move. Jointly 3 to 8. $3.00 during a 'visit to the Corning Glass Center, Coming, N. Y., yes- idential nomination, than has al- Gels Slugge backed by Speaker Rayburn (!>• B A B y DEPT. Motropolitan. was introduced to the hot dog by Thomas Brock­ readyN^en aaid "by his own col­ Tex) and OOP leader Martia way. 13, Beaver Dams, N. Y .' The prelate took one bite on the league. \Sen. Rates Kefauver. .IMaaa), to add 5600 million to tlM hot dog, but made no comment on the fare. (A P Wirephoto). Hall'.a ^maCks, prepared for a In Mae^s Ro foreign Sid bUl reported by the • to 1*. $4.00 National Preas Club luncheon, ob- ■h Foreign Affatra commlttae. ' vloitsly refAmed to the Tennessee Tito Views Soviet A tomic Power Station L'.VDERW EAR DEPT. / ■ Washingfton, June/7 (fl*) That ia roughly half the 51.109,- Senator's attbeka on Stevenson's “Hr. Univer8e,!L„^rting a lugoalav President Tito and his wife have Oeorgt Malenkov, left, and.Sovlct Firat-Deputy 000,000 the committee ’ chopp^ \ , stands on segregation, old age SMail Pervughin, aecopd from left, as company as thiy. arriveTo,tour th# Soviet Union's atomic from Biaenhower'a 54,S0O,00O,00a shiner and liming, to jay style No. il484— Sun­ pensions, and monopoly, and Ke- power station at PluahUno, 70 mllea frnm Moscow, yesterday. Mialeiikov. former Soviet premier request. U.S. Lowers Tariffs fauver's contenUfln that Steven­ filed assault clufrges again: now minister, of power stations, escorted their guests through the power station. dress in timesaving Argument waa heated and party son could not win hj November if a fellow miMcle man who lines were split In the debate. . drip n’ dr>- broadcl^h nominated. knocked him/out last ^Ignt in DoUbta Inflnenee Great With white applique; A Hall said that whlftithere waa Mae West’^ re s k in g ro'jni. , Rep. Dies. (D-Tex) caid he did / In 22ff'Nations Deal no resil contest in the Republican not believe the bllllant poured into smooth bolero / for Micke.v lU rgitay, Budapeat-born % primgriM, the results w en never- foreign aid have been UsS* from tha committee MU would not to24.Vi./ „ eral/^'ill be better o ff” as the result. Four months of give- Other Vital Results - ght. club appearance in Wash- ■rir ______• A , . •' , knit pique With striped cellar, IHake bargaining among the 22 "cripple" the aid program., comfortable Imxer pant. In He added the primaries had ton, *. Washington, Junf^ 7 -f?veraeag aid a ftfift /KIEW SUMMER eign imports valued at 5677 million M ill 'West, garbed In a pink The Anpeltate court unanimoua- J, Rep. Wayne Hbys (D-Ohlo) afi. n p ' in the rural areaa.. of WlaAmain, ly upheld the ruUng in which U.S a ts. tq Aut oft ■U.S: aid to Yuigo:- a a a ‘ ^ in 1*54. Other indirect cuts duster o ^ full black stacks, sat mofliahed fellow DqinotD^ta oa WE GIVE / Illinois, Pannsylvania, Indiana, Diet. Judge' Burnita 8 .-Matthewt ria^a ^cauM of Tito, trip to 3 ritlS h O tflC e f brought this total to 5S11 .million, in, demur A silence throughout a what ha termed the. “pbllUcal S tjie No. 248. 648— Breaking Rule Nebraska and othec dlamiiaed Robespn't .complaint ^ A D ES IN ARKWRIGHT the State Department said in an hearing before the charges w4r5 "Our relations with the United —« a ' -a • e ^ * of tho altuaUon. \ ' .' S' ■ ■ X "2. The President Atm much against Secretary Cf State Dulles. wwr w New^upioni blended aniMuncement on behalf of. nine stronger than we expected In ciUee 'filed. She kept silent even when States will not guffer,” TUo said,: I n n»a-1 ^AgalgAgl Even after aupportihg BIm a - Washington; June 7 (0) — Two another muscitk man in the act, Writing for the court. Judge naJW.IIAL4coi.i X with ever wonderfuL '\ U.lB.'agarfci.es. and Industrial area^which gives when asMTeil kbout the McCarthy: ■■-** ▼▼ t t l - R j C U I k C U bower on his foralfn hid requabL key union groups faced a possi- George Elfekman, suggested Rdward Barrett Prettyman said GREEN STAMP$ SHEER FULL FASHIONED . In , return, the United States . ob- ble crackdown from AFL-CIO us further evident of the way resqluttunr ."Our friendahip w he said, Demogratg will be, e e ^ S - AU H CH Itm CONM> cotton w ^ive a sijk* Krauser "p la n te^ a tremendous Robeson made no reply to the ■ X X tained direct duty concesalonH on leaders todav on charges of flout- labor It turning w the Republican the United States will continue the "Blaenhowhr smllF’ on tclevL like texture V. . tpdly Ame-rican exports valued at 5400. haymaker on MicKw'a head’-’ be­ State Department's request tha.t WITH CA$H $ALE$ ing rules of the merged labor fed­ party.” he execute an affidavit concerning before our trip here.". ‘»!G>de i 8 to ^eds •Ion this fall accompanied by i CORNER MAIN «id OAK $TREET$ a touch of Far million in 10,54. Indirect benefits cause he is in love with Miss West eration. , „ Hall said th4 Democratic pri­ present or past membership in the. (Informed of TtlO’a comment, , • call to "give me a Republican Cont ware not estimated. and was defending ^ e r against East ! WashqbleX sun-, One-allegel rulea violator iS; the maries revealrfd "an apathetic in­ Communist party. ** McCarthy (R -W ii) said in Wash-' By BDdY blLMORF- to help put through the leg- Hy l o n h o s ie r y None of the U.S. tariff reduc­ abusive language by Hfirgitay. on .1 want.’^ fast, pet^ration^a Teamsters Union, biggest single difference the principal con­ Robeson then was told, Pretty>- ingtpn Utat he atood by hla pro-1 London, June 7 H / ^ th e Foreign K tions apply to imports from Sor Hargltay, 26, la a wel^t-lifter / ■ ■ ; , A F I ^ O affiliate with about l>s. tenders." Kefauver's and Steven­ nfian. aaid, that he could have an post! to cut off all U.S. Bid to Office ravealed t ^ y a BritiSh Tha Ohio Congreaaman aaid ha sistant,shrinkage coli with a build that won \ im the vlet bloc countries, biit. they do millwn members. The oUjer is the' son's efforts, he sdded, failed to Inofrmal hearing but would be ex­ Yugoatfivia because of "Tito’s pro-, court in the WorldU period knew of not one letter written by /D ark or self-steam reinforced at heel and toes for trollejii^In cool, cool^ apply to all free world nations 19*union building trades group, "route i^ y real en'thuaiasm' w'thin "M r. Universe" label in a c ^ p e tl- pected to answer questions a'bout. Russian atatementa during "h it sentenced Ctpt. John Herbert King ednetituenta to their legiBlatorii 4 4 . whether or not they participated extra wear. Sizes 8Vj to 11; blapk or navy with with more than three million mem­ their’o^n party tion at .iLondon last year.- He re­ past and ' p'reaent membership in cuirept visit to Moscow," to 10 year, in prison for giving se­ eaking that the foreign aid bUI be ill the Geneva meeting. v< increased. white trim. Misses, bers. j He/said the Democrats pave cently has been seen often V lth the party. He'm ade no-reply to '(President Elsenltower. told his crets to the Soviet Union in Sep­ No Estimate of I.nss tVoate Mere Than Lees ^izes: 12 to 20. Half The complaint againat'the Team- triejr to find a real issue against Jayne Mansfield, New York s: this, but Instead filed suit con­ news copference yesterday ha be­ tember 1959. He .was fredd afU r There was no estimate of , the aters invnlyea that union's con» thp Republicans but have failed. .actress with qui|^.,.a. physique Rep. McCormack of Masaachu- Sizes 14' 2 to 22'/{. tending the passport regulations lieves aid to Yugoelavia should b« the war. / amount of tariff revenue that tlnued alliance with the Ihtema- "They started- with the gloonv her own. violated hla' constitutional rights. A Foreign Offtca -spokesman •etts. House Democratic leader, l^ould be lost. reiEudled. The United StatH is tional Longshoremen'! Aaan. nd doom predictions of another Miss Mansfield has aaid ahe's In 'upholding dismissal o f Robe; aaid King had been convicted on urged the 5600 million inet’eato; pair ' ^ e first phase of U.S. -t-educ* giving YTtgoala.vla 530 million this He said, 'T d' rather err on tha $1.00 (€LA), ousted from' the fdrniei m’s suit, the Appellste Courf, year fw' econoipic aid in addition evidence relayed from the United timis are due to go intd' effect (Oohtiaued oh Page Thirteen) aide of atrength than the side e t A F L for alleged criminal Inflj (Continued on Fage'Hevesiteen) he "failed to exhaust his ad- to unspecified militsry help. The States. / Jline .30. The U.S". trade agree­ weaknSss.-" ences. Under AFL-CIO rules, trattve remedies" - In non- Soviet bloc is reportedly .offering King was' a retired Army officer ments team waa autl^ized to cut member unions are b.arred .ftum legal\language, this meahs ha. Rayburn and Martin profaaaod FOR THE ^ariffs up to 15 percent of their Belgrade nearly 5300 mllUons in working in the comm'unications optimism -that the 5*00 milUea dealings with expellsd unioi failed to comply with State pe- ea'sy loans.) sections of the Foreitm Office. twel on J[an. 1, 1956, with the re- Drop Plan to Extend would be added to the commlttae pactment procedurea'and thus gras When "an American remarked . Says Red Spy Executed' dubUons divided equally over the At the urging of AFL-OlO Pres bill. not In p^itlon to bring suit. that he should Journey to Wash­ TTie Foreign Office statement hext' three years. Most cuts by ident, George Mea'ny, Uie Team­ State GOP Platform other Countries’ are to be made ef- Judge Pzettyman added; ington to make sure there was no followed teetimbny given to a -U.S. (Oontinued on Page Seveateee) sters-several months ^ o dropped "W e think he was required to. Senate Investigating Coiuniittee fitctlve aX at 'once.', plans to extend the llA a 5400.000 misunderstanding of hla inten­ "Conceasmns obtained , by the do so. He did not ask for a {par­ tions, Tito replied: " If I am in­ that Britain executed a Soviet Opy loan, but Team ste^ Union chief ing but instead asserted the in­ in the Tower.of London In 1939, UuReiJ Stateti covered a wide Dave Beck wya li^union and the vited. why pot 7 But first I must be HANDBAGS range of agricultural and indus- Directed at Ribicoff validity of the tegulatlon provid­ Ipvlled." Questioned about King's'present ILA will continue to remain ing for one. We canhot-' assume whereabout., the spokesmen Oald: tpihl products, ronging from. Iron friendly and y:ork out common Some 1,000 diplomats apd 4lo- nd steel products to beer, shrimps the invalidity of A hearing which "As far ea I know he I. . still Bulletins problems. Hartford, June 7 ( ^ - T h e Re—,-tc the State Senate"-r now con- has hot been held dr the illegality viet leaders, including' CpmmupUt alive," and oysters. ' publican Central committee ap­ trolled by Democrats. ..^The Suite Beck s ta y ^ sway fjtom a sched­ of questions which Irfive norbeeh, K*^^'^i‘^*’**L^**‘ *^ * * " ’'****®***''-4rfoktsnian'aaid: Sirhtex Candlelight airirfg of /the situation a month platform that aims {he OOP.cam­ tionally controlled by Republicahs. Robeson, in' refualng\to a n s w e r r o c e p t l o n In the Kremlifi'a beaded bags kpd removable cover styles. products incliidi'ng 'plastic resins, "I believe so.” ; | • ago, w ity thetresull it waa post­ paign guns directly at Go\. Abra- .. It proposes that the Legislatufa | questions about present' aiid past i •1“ marble St. George's Hall, Rwyon Damask antibiotics, photographic film and ham': A. Ribicoff. should exercise greater control The spokesman said King had BULGANIN WRITEiS TO W E poned until today’s' session Af- the party membership contended th at! _ P ‘^rlng the.e'xchange of toasts, Wachbiften, June T «JI—Beyletp Tabla Clo^ Sets synthetic textile fiba'^*- Seven '29-man .council. The platforrh, if approved by-the over the Governor'a veto power. been, working in a department that countries including Japan. Britain any American .citizen’;la entitled i stressed Yugoslavia's Inde- Premier Nikolai Bulgahla koa council was expected- to tell GOP state convention-June IF, be- The denunciation .of RIbicqff'a to a passport. - , \ 'j pendent foreign policy. dealt with Secret collet and hlghl.v $5.95 to $ i‘2.95 set , and Germany dropped duties on confidential Information add that written a letter la Preeldea l . the Teamsters must' dtiV'flff comes the campaign guide for, the speeders order ..came under the Robeson wanted to visit RU)isla, [ "W e have had no difficult • find-' (L'cntlnu^ on Page Five) Republicans November •elections, /heading of "civn rights." he had passed these on to the Rus­ Riaeahower, Soviet Amhoeeader c^ p letely. even their remaining among other places. \ i Ing a common point of view"in the sians. , ; (ieorgi N. '/arubla arrmaged la $ 2 « 9 8 each ea with the ousted ILA . . ' It charges.that Ribicoff: Last December, the Governor In hia suit, Robeson described talks we have held so far," Tito He refused to go Into details deliver It at the Slate pepaii*' r . The building trades member 1. Interferes with a person's ordered the auspenaion for 30 days told the Soviet leaders, "especially about tl)s evidence sent to London meat in mtd-afteraomi today. iqued and Printed unions have decided as a group to right to drive in his- order sus- .of. all drivers convicted of s)>eed* Bates Raven ^ (Centinued on Page Hevealeen) X on; the sovereignty and Independ- from the United States. Asked if e Tufted Nylon try to'^ block any further mergers pending iicenacs of convicted ' Ing. He also cracked down on court PIIANE CRARHEfi Towel Sets $2,98 —V------, . , Ance of our foreign poliev. former Soviet intelligence officer, Oarnask Cloths Batk Mat Sets $2.98 Turks Appro^ of AFL and CIO organizations on speeders. I fixes. He said JudkeS who permit- *• ' I »*U/- . e.___ I - A*.. Plttaburgh, Juno 7 —A We have found a . full under Gen. Walter Krivitaky, wOs in­ UO 2. Dictates to the court on howl ted the altering of motor vehicle Tr^a-World alrllaer’s laadlag $3i98 to $8.98 ^ A melody of state bnd local. levels until-their s lid in g of Yugosiavia'a position volved in the evidence, he ntpUed; renewed jurtsdlctional war with they should handle motor vehi(;te. charges tp leaser ortes shduld hot gear rnllapaed today oa Na'pkins to match andv 1 am cohvinc'ed our coming "Yes, the aaaumption Is [correct Jail for False former CIO unions can be .settled. cases. ,>«xpect reappointment by him. hereXw'lll play a gre'at ro!e< In the at-the-greater PiUaburgli air­ Nylon and 3. Rules the Democrats who con­ Dm Hi ToH-Down IS% NewsTWbits that Gen. KrlVUsky'a evidence port. First reports iuUd ho« ». 49c each Meany went before the. building cause'of peace In general'. helped convict King." trades' Executive Board- last week ' trol the State Senate, The G ''P platYOrim attacka that "We\cam# to Moscow,” T ito body was ihjured. Embroidered co m p o te d warning: / " . Culled from Xl* Wires Hie apokeamiui .aid a ebnsider- Embroidered and ►orts is’lth a plea that their unions re­ , The platform denounces UjA added, "because It is a principle Dresser Scarfs rders governor's order on ' license . sus­ "W e .^Ileve in, a Judiciary free able' amount of !e\’ldenoe )yaa re­ GREEK- (:YPR10T KILUCD Novelty Pillow-Cases PLACE O EARLY! verse this polic.v and support state of our policy to cooperate with all ceived from the United States ) Ankara,' Turkey,. June 7 i4»i • pensions by saying;. from dictation by -the eaecutive,” jcoiintriaa.” , Nlcoala, Cyprus, Juao 7, OP)—. 99c to $3.98 Army announces it will . dia- which' "might have Involved” ; a Imported Rayon $1.98 to’ $3.98 Pr, Turkey's parliimient • today (Continiif^ bn Pace'liilrieeik) "No person should lose Ji'* l ight Since January, the death toll on AndiYas Saighlou, a lOrock FOR SCHOOL, FOR CAMP USE adopted a tough new press law to drive'Or an opportunity to earn Connecticut's highways has eharge 4TS :ready Teaer^ista and Tito aaid Yugoslavia’s budtar British -di))lomat. - - Cypriot goKfirnmeat official, wao Damask Sets providing prison sentences for a livelihood except after a full and decreased about 12 per cent, while transfer 500,000 others to standby from the Moscow-dominated Com- Asked if the diplomat he re- shot dead today as he eateiad \ EASY TO APPLY newsmen and suspension for fair hearing." ■ the real of the nation' increased 10 reserye I)at. . . Secretary General inform eight years ago was "arti­ -ferred to was Donald Maclean or the corn'miasloaer's offlM la $2.98 to $9.98 set ’C^utlner ficial and against tha'Wlll Of both .newspaper piiblishing "fal.se Ignores Court Reform per cent. Dag Hammarskjold reiterates Guy Burgees, turncoat Briton, now IJmsasoI. A curfew was claiapod Separate Cloths Ruffled Patchwork ' . > HALE'S news.” Chicif' Minister In addition to its attacka on the , Ribicoff, who contends highway th'ere ia “ will to peace" la Israel our people." He made no mention in Moscow, he said: on the towa while security fereso - Lace Edge Rayon. Approval of the measure cariie Democratic Governor,«tl)e platform ‘ ■•■"ries are brought about by and Arab countries of Middle East. aeardhfilihfd for the killer. $1.98 to $4.98 Quilts $7.95 to $9.95 And it's yours for a'song. Un- (f'oBtlBucd oa Page, Fourteen) Damask Table Cloths after a stormy all-night ses.sion igno^ies picas for court reforih by speed,, says hla crackdown la re- . Former Premier Loutfi Haffar (Ckiatinued on.Page 8eveat«eaj . believably budget-priced for an Of Singapore aponsblle for the reduction in Con­ of Syria accepts President Shukri ^uare, Oblong an,^ Everglaze sheath apHnliled with interrupted by fist Jlghls and a the State Bar Aasn. and others, in- ' a s k s iREAUSnO BOONOMT revolver,^ skittering across . the cliidipg Ribicoff. necticut. Kiiwatly's invitation to form new Hartford, Juae 7 Gover­ colorful butterflies. ,t)wea . its .eabinet . . . Senate Armed Services Rounds ~ • NAME TAPES chamber floor. It holds municipsl and probate The platform also proposes; nor Ribicoff said he waa{a aji gloveiike fit to- new Crln|ble boned bra. threatened in .a series of speeches | Minister David ' Marshall handSd. dental schools in the state. tioth his alrbriOft and "some oil $3.49 to $14.95 ■ 29c each Two color prints. , for $I, Q ,. The State Bar proposes wiping duaf,^ The Governor nauleI that, $l2.95-to $15.95 100 5 two months ago to adopt such a j in his resignation today to the Expansion of highe.t' educational stock holdings. ■ ^ point jin. hia Initial rnwttag| law because of -mounting press British governor in Stngapqre. out - municipal courts and setting facilities. - ■ Bavarian frontieri j^llce aay U.S. Aides Hunt Missiilg up something similar to the super­ the new 17-memher bipar Ir'.'TIt-' ' 'S iz m ‘ 10 to 16. . 150 for $1.95 , criticism of his administration. ' The leader of the minority La- Rf,organization of the state Loiumunist tJsechoslovakia State 1 R<-nnomy Comsnitt Most of the criticism ha's centered f bor front government had said he ior courts.or the common pleas tightening Iron fhirtnin border courts. The Bar wants to make. the. on Turkey's dilflcult. economic | "'buld resign after an all-party (fkintinurd on Page Five) with West Geimany with mor- RItXTERS DELAY RESBi^VBR Bates Old Colony probate courts" "dignified" by /Parts of Nikita’s Speech situation. "bi delegation he led to London failed berbed wire, concrete bunkers aiid 100%' Dacron Filled •o n l y la Havre, Fipace, Juae 7 IF) Heirloom Type Ju4t iron them on— or sew on ta|>c is available. One clau.se piovides prison sen- ’ to secure independence for . lirta abolishing .the probate judges' mines.. .Delegates to Rotary in­ — Two thousand demoaatraton Nylon Covered tepees of one. to th'ree "years on strategic British island colony at fees for handling probate matters. ternational Clonvention r.re urged Washington, June 7 (JPi -U.S,.| for the free nations to knu>^ what rioted In the railway atatloa Bedspreads $14.95 Fast color, laundry proof and permanent. The platform touches on the Ribicoff Says* State Bed Pillows $4.95 You're smart to have the conviction of "publication of falije the tip of the Malayan peninaula. by president-elect to work toward officlaiii' believe, a big chunk ia Communist party boss Khrushchev hero today, proteatiag the da- Other Spreads NOTION DEPT. news which could curtail the sup­ The British insisted that they state primar.v law but only in pro- "increasing the chain of ' friend­ ■missing from ths version of Nikita said about t'hese matters because it psrtiire of IS Le Havre Army Reg. $7.95 vglue ply df consumer goo;rs..or boost. retain the right to resume control pdiing an amendment that' would May Skip Tax Hike ship” ■ among peop'ir. Khrushchev's attack on Joseph would indicate Khrushchev’s own reeervista for duty In revolt*,, $5.95 to $29.50 $8.95 make political parties pay coats of ‘ prices, or cause loss of rfttpect and of the. Singapore police if an emer­ Proposal for Joint federal-atate -Stalin which the State Department thinking about siii'h matters. torn .Algeria. Police hurllng-toar II Gantner look! confidence toward, authorities." gency developed. The colony's primaries. Hartford, June 7 i/Pi With a 55 hearings on New Haven Railroad’s re!eaaed this week.. . President Eisenhower told ■ his gas charged into the maeaad - Includes Public S|>eeche* population is largely Chinese, and The current law puts the ex­ million surplus in s'itht. Gov. Rlh- application for 25 per i-ent com­ American diplomats and agents news confertnee yesterday he demonstratora awarmlag ov-er , GrtM Stomps Givtn Wirh COsK Solos That clause also applies to pub­ many of them are open Support­ pense on the taxpayer.'ino. nia'.ter icof' says there is an outside muter fare hike has been "rejected abroad;J|iave been ordered to hunt thinks the Khruahcliev s)>eech was station plhtfornM and tracks la Lastex and finest luxury Igtnn most glamorou.«, h igh ' ^ ' _ lic speeches. ers of Communist China.. what his party, affiliation, if any. chance that, the State may avoid by New York Public Service Com- for aiiy missing poitton—which, designed primarily for Sovist do­ front, of the hglted train ear* .styling! Gives you firm; .sleek figure control! Famous, % I ' Q i Another clause provides prison , After a 20-mlnute conference .Hupports Ike, Bush tax increases next year. misidpnr, .Chairman df Penn-Tex* may run between 10,000 and 15,000 mestic purposes. I f this- ap­ lying the reaervists. for eye-catching flattery! Colors: Fink, blue, yellow. tarma for foreign corVespondenU with the Governor, Sir Robert The GOP proposed platform also Whether that can be done, he aa Corp. L. D. Sllberatein aaya words—and get it to Washington praisal' la correct, whatever who report "baseless or exagger­ Black. Marshall aaid Black had eXpreaaea confideitce in the re-elec­ aaid in a apeecii to the Connecticut "The "boom Is Still with us and I at once If they find It. The segrch COMPANION Sizes 32 to 38. ^ mm Khrushchev, said on foreign policy ’ NHUT.A ated news likely tb^shatter the accepted his advice and Would caH tion of President -Eisenhower, and Public Expenditure Council yes­ don't think it will be over for a has been assigned the highest pri­ would be written not for foreign Moscow, June 7 (F) - * Com* prestige or influence of the gov-i^non umLim Yew le w Hock.noex. Labor v-aoor Minister,Minlstci Sen. Prescott Bush iR-Cpnni. terday, will depend "o : ; long-time-.” - ority. bui for Soviet ears—and tha moat muakt party Socrotary Nikita tiaJW.IIAL4eoM The Islw also seta educational-ptn-the present cabinet; t'O head t Bush's Senate sea', goes on the Whether the 1937 G.eperal A i- French :government sources aay What ' la mlsaing, authorities trusted Soviet ears at that. Thw; Kkiuehchov aaid la a epiieh M ANCNItTIR COHM* . darda for newsmen- and gives new Labor front coalition admin-' election block this year. aembly''ran be persuaded to "hold former Soviet Premier GeOrgi M. here feel, la a long section believed speech was delivered In late Janu­ poMlshod today U hi "a pM OR MANY OTHER STYLES AVAILABLE FROM $8.9;5 fo $ 17.95 government the right to aua- ^ CORNER MAIN AND OAK $TRJEET$ istration. Ths platform contends there ia a the line" on spending and Imrrow- Jdalankqv w;Ul vlsii FifiiuMe soon to have dealt wiOi a damlnelhUen ary to a seerat maetiBig of the 8o- tho fcaek" for tho Bariat IM sa panfl publications for threeUnder the edbatitution. CORNER MAIN ORd OAK STREETS • RMRTSWEAR—SECOND. FLOok r the "netd” for a Republican-controlled *"f' , ■ ’■______t In'advanca of a tr|p fe that eoun-' o{ Rlaltn's eondyet' of feroigit oifr vlot Cenm\)inla^ Phriy .Congrssa. ta ba oaoepwad with Hw D M M ■ State Senate to avoid "the lepest- tsy plaiuiod by Promtar Bulganin I (alM. \ Btataa aa alM eg Mw bniMni'itr; r (OsaHwaod aa Pago ■) (OeatkiiMd a * F a c « PMIm m ) ed dictation Uit Chief EaleuUve ' (OM tiM M i m Tim* rrnm m f' and party; boaa H iM U Khrushehey n icould1 bo oopoclaUy rignlReant (OmMmmR oaBaga IbaW W fiqatpaema. ^ * \ /A ■ ■ ■ ■ > 1 S