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CANDIES Bureau of Circulatioa In mid 70s. BritUh American Club will be held The wedding of hysa Gwendolyn^ At St. John’s Mass.,, the Rev. Augustine Krauze Sleeting Set Mancheiter-—‘A City of Village Charm tonitrU at 8 o’clock. The annual Margaret Glenney, Coventry,; of Hartford,, the Rev. Francis Ka- $ 1 . 3 5 Lb. Ajkl Up club OTting will b ' held June 30 at da;ughter. o f Mrs. Christopher: The Most Rfv. Joseph Soltyslsk. mlnsld of Ndrthamp-won, Mass., the The annual meeting of the the Garden Grove, Glenney and the late Mr. Glenney, Bishop of Manchester, N. H., con­ Rev. ^addeus Korieja of Lowell, Eighth Utilities District will be i yOL. LXXVI, NO. 209 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, C0NN„ WEDNESDAY, JUNE B, 1957 (Olaaalflad AdrartWag aa Page M ) firmed a class of 47 Sunday at St. Exclm ive in ?• PRICE PIVB CENTS and James. Parker Keller, son of| Mass.,' the 'Rey. Walter Hyszko of held on June 22 at the Hollister ' Mlaa Joeephihe A. Handley, Capt. (retired) and Mrs. Walter; John’8 National Catholic (Jhurch, Fall River, Maas., the. Rey. Francis Itfunchester at daughter of Mr. and Mra, Joeeph S. Keller, U.SJf., (Coventry, waai making his first pastoral v im to Szczesny of New Bedford, Mass.; Street School according to Leon | L. Handley, 385 S. Main St., la a held at 4 o’clock Sati/rday after-, the local church. and the Rev. • Donald"-Kent of Thorp," president. ’Thorp h*s set no | candidate lor the aaaoclate in arts noon' In the South Methbdlat He was aa>e' of s / Tohn’s *^rish^°wa«'^ m»«f or Carnations by Jocal florists. As I PACKA6E STORE t t y an American soldier on homicide charges brought on a rontiitiie the state gasoline tax at' Gloria Holbrook. bride, was matron of honor; rhomoJir, I the moment of conflrmaUon ap- 6 cents a gallon until July 1, 1959. Bridesmaid vcere Mrs. Francis R. Senate iiiveBtigation today along with promise of more to It waa due to drop to 4 cents July Membera of the -Town and Coun­ C^tallo, WolIas'tbn,-Masa„ college The ch^?ge to the Confirmation i ? o X m e d T to o rb e ? o rV l'il"y ,S , n' i come. Chairman Ervin (D-NC) summoned the Defense I, 1958. try Group of the Unlveraity of lass was given by the Rev. Albert I Bishop, j OPEN EVERYUY classmate; Misa I^m ela J. Glcn- .‘krka of Westfield, Mass, The j *’> sponsors. Henry i Dept. counsel^_ Robert-Dechert, be­ The measure passed the Senate Connecticut Extenalon Service are ney, Coventry, niece Of the bride; fore a closed fneeting Of an Armed ■only after it barely got through .purged to,, attend the meeting to­ ■conflrm4Ads were presentod to the" F*^*^,** ^ *^0*1** i DEVELOPING 8A.Mc9PJi. and Miss Prudence-A. Wood. Vern­ Bishop pastor ofaf St. John’s | * , ^Tayer. ai.St. jonnsJohn s acmorSenior | Services subcommittee to deter- the House of Representatives by a night at 8 o’clock at the home of on, cousin of the bride. ‘Flpwer mine “ If the fat-t.s justified the ac-1 vote of 99 to 96. Mrs. Shirley Nackowski. 206 Church, the'-eltev. Stephen S. 1 directed by Mra. Clara girls wepe Miss Kristine Gleniley, Sttyjcwskl. DuBali I Pl*nty of Cold Boor tion taken.” ' , 1 A fter the Senate pas.sed it unani-1 Ribicoff Upset Hackmatack St. The subject of Coventry, and Mias Janet Glenney, Pays Tribute to Pastor As the Diocesan spiritusl leader , AT ALL nME.S ' And Sen. Flanders (R-Vtk-; his ; mously and -without debate. Gov. the meeting will be program plan­ Detroit, Mich,, nieces of the bride. was led from the church by tlie I colleague on the 2-meipber sub-! Abraham A. Ribicoff, a Demo-! Bulganin Says Reds ning a a* 1V I G 11 regular meeting tomorrow night Ensign Robert M. Keller of Coven­ Specialist 3.C. William C. Girard, the bill’s opponents-on the State ! -R- J, Jl C Cl a 111 S J L l l l l at 8 o’clock at the VFW Home. service a t'th e local chiircli. amd ®h«J‘6 0hjEut, daughter of Mr,and Highway Dept, and its oommis-, Set for Arms Accord try, brother of the bridegroom; praised the organizations of StTi „r®- Walter Obzut, 16 Phelps \fUpAJ Snapakii A A kap of Ottowa-LaSaile, 111., faces a Robert Vlsny, Coventry; the Rev. sioner, Newman Argraves. The de- _ , , ir j Mary C. Keeney Tynt, No. 14, John's and (he parish as a whole - " ’h<* presented him witli a Japanese trial on a charge of kill­ partment favored continuing the o ta le LapitOl, rlartioru, Hldward White of New York City, ing a Japanese woman, Mrs. Naka DUVOW, will meet this evening at for their splendid cooperation with bouquet of red and white carna- | ^ e tn u fs w e a iqot tax. June 5 (4*>— The House, dis- and Seth Newt'on, 'also of New their pastor. Father Stryjewski in tions and - recited a suitable verse j Bakai, 46, last Jan. 30. Girard waa Geneva, Switzerland, June 5 (/P)— Soviet Premier'Nikolai 8 o’clock with Mrs. Maude Shearer, York a ty . DonaMson i.«ads .\ttack regarding the recommenda- 161 North Main St. turn voiced his appreciation, ‘ he n am e^f the Confirmation charged with ahooting her while Bulganin said today the Soviet Union is prepiarH to conclude ^ The bride was attired In a floor- thanking the Bishop and the'clergy Class. ■ | Uuinn’s attempting ■ to chase scavengers | J, ?;’ ‘I’' le.dar- “a general agreement on tlie whole problem of disarmament^*^'" length white sUk tissue taffeta Mrs. and Mrs. Charle.* Buckley for their presence, their devotion ' Mrs. Rosalie Grzyb and. Mrs. I away from an Array firing range. i contended the tax was unnecessary 1 ship, voted todaj b.\ the nar- i as well as on any of the sefmrate aspects of this prohlem. of Ridgewood, N. J„ formerly of gown, fashioned^wlth fitted bodice, and consideration. He also thanked Mary Kaezmareyk donated hand ; The decision to .let- Japanese because, they said, the Highway rowest possible margin to neckline edged/in heirloom lace Pharm aiy In an unprecedented personal message read on thQ opening this town were weekend .guests of the lay people for the time antf ef-1 made, articles for use during divine j eourls try, Sirsrd was announced j Dept. wa-V operating under a sm- S' from the bridegroom’s mother’s override Gov. Ribicoff veto day of the annual confereitce of the International I adot O r­ Mrs. and Mrs. Charles J. Strick­ fort gi-ven to their church. i services, and Chester Grabowski F t l . M C - y j n z i Jointly yesterday by Secretary of family, bouffant skirt.' chapel train Also present in the sanctuary i planted evergreen shnibbery be- of a hill he said would vfreaken ganization. Bulganin repeated previous Rusaian demands for land, 168 Main St. 1-- n V State Dulles and Secretaiy of De­ was 850 million. ,v. r- 1 and long aleeves. She wore the were: The Rev; Joseph Allen of fore the church. fense Wilson. , Proponents replied that the d e-] ‘ he firea rm a laws, “peaceful rollalmration and friehdly relations’.’ amoiig ^ na­ Illusion veil with embroidered de- j Approved by Ike partment had a cash balance and The roll call on the measure was Mrs. Edward S. Dik. 137 Henry tail at the corners w’hich was . . . ll.r, 1J4 tions. ' 8t., and Mrs. Allan S. TaylOr, 56 I ■ White HSiise press secretary not a surplus. They said the money , worn by her mother at her wed­ Fred T. James C. Hagerty said 4hat "cer­ in the department was already: The bill still could be killed.'If Henry St, attended the of ding. Her headpiece u-as of pearls . their class at M t Holyoke College Baker tainly” President Eisenhower had committed to certain projects. j the Senate votes to sustain the ^ ^ ’'Rshington, June 5 (/P)— President-Eisenhpwer said today and heirloom lace, and she carried veto. the past weekend. About appi-oved of the decision. To drop the 2 cents from the he ivoiridfavor a complete ban on testing of atomic weapons a-Bible rvith rose corsage and In addition to the 2-man Senate tax in 1958. they said, would mean- ' Alajority leader Frederick Pope stresmera. — if there"oould be total and complete disarmament. This Bubcommittee, the House Foreign the department would have to ■Jr. (R-Fairfie!dl and chairman The Brotherhood of Emanuel 'The matron of honor and brides­ Ei8enho\ver"said he would like to allay world wide anxiety liitheran Church will hold its. an­ Question Affairs Committee set a June 13 postpone or drop completely some Robert August (R-Avoni of the maids woire pink tgffeta floor- ‘ * .and Mmii, bring bona some i General I.rfiw Committee both ar-« over fallout radiatwii. * ' ------of Ita highway projects. This, how­ nual ladies’ night program, Fri­ lengthe gowns, mode ‘with fitted | meeting to look into the Girard But Eisenhower went op.yo say _ _ ^ day errdning, June 7. ., My neighbor sa.\'.s , he case. And a Senate Constitutional ever, would not have included the gued that the bill is a good one, bodices, full skirts with panels'of but they iald the veto should b* at a news conference that>..the i 1 1^ a A ipea l-tx'k-rbA deeper ptnk in back, and cummer­ woukin’t think of taking a Rights subcommittee under Sen. WTLUAM C. GIRARD (Continued on Fage Keven) sustained, nevertheless. United States never could Join IiK "‘ er honorary' t ^ ^ s . T h e himself and newsmen to deal hon­ ceremome# will be held at 3 p.m. M caellan bald he doubts the Approval by the Senate would Eisenhower fla t said that some estly with each oRier. Sunday on the cirflMe quadrangle Senate will hesitate about ordering lend the case to the Justice De­ of the scientists giving views on (The COS announcer on’ the tOtotinueil on Pmije Twenty-tno) contempt of Congress prosecution partment. outside of-Northlim Towers. About Cap Admitted the subject appear to have gotten Khrushchev broadcast said the o f Dave Beck Jr., son of the Team- The younger Beck inVokejl the 200 graduating seniors will get out of their field of competence. questions were “apont#»aoua and Biers Union president. Fifth Amendment 130 times in 40 He a d d ^ 'th a t It seemed to be an their degrees then also. That would be a teat case seek unrehearsed." He said' Soviet of­ Buckley has J>een.-'a member of Evidence in minutes yesterday. He refuSeij organized sort , of thing. ficials ware informed in’’advance ingr a court definition of Just whenWhen' even to acknowledge kinship to U.Se Explodes tj>e Board' of Education since the his Asked why he felt that way, of the general areas to be covered, jtown’s schools Avere consolidated ‘ “ ‘ h*'-- "'ho previously had decdeclin­ Etaenhower aaid he did not mean but that the acepe waa so broad it T abwsky Jxial hia./Fifth .Amendment privilege ed...... to-tell—the-committee-whether I org#nization --ln any evil-- kind -ot- in 1932. 'KoP ■foui'~'yeax» ' before' against Self incrimination. pOrBTired questlona'dr any haiSre). Baby WnXlAM E. BUOKUBY he n>lsapprbpriated union fund.*. I t*cteonalIy, he went on, he that he had been a member of the Would <7te Beck Jr., McEauj* w a .y ------.. . V'- Vi »•“But >. «uiaa luifor AiiiuauviievKhrushchev navuiahaving McClellan, said the committee may old. high school committee; Hartford, June 6 —Defense McClellan, presiding at a SSnate prefers 16 base his judgment oih gnjd j, vriUing to seek diaarm- cite the elder Beck, too. a study of the situation put o u t ...... From Balloon Teacher 4« Yeara - objections to what is deacribed as Rackets 'Investigating Committee amaot by starting with a first French Troops K ill "gruesoriie” exhibits being offered hearing.yesterday, ordered steps to Wants Guido Line* laat October by' the National atep, INaanhower aaid ha waloomea Buckley has been a teacher for Academy of Sciences. 4A years. . He started his career by ^ e BtatC were renewed todg.v- cite Beck and Joseph McEvoy, an­ The Fifth Amendment has that and carta&ily doesn’t rajedt Atomic Test Site, Nev., June 5 In the public' schools of Hacken­ 152 Algerian Rebels aa the Taborsky-Culombe murder other witness, for contempt. raised many thorny barriers at Two Pohc6zpa the idea until it him baan eomlorod (>1^—The United States today ex­ sack, J., moving to Hartford trial resumed in Superior Court. He said they had made ‘ 'frivolous Congressional inquiries. Some law­ Eisenhower aaid of course he ia fully. A dispute involving opposing ploded a baby nuclear device for Public High School In 1920.- - • Algiers, June 5 (.P)—French mlH- and oapHcioiis'’ use of the Fifth yers say privately they see no way concerned about the ppeathUity of Elsenhower remarked at ' the coiyiset'-devetoped over the offer Amendritent In refusing to answer to prevent balky .qritnesaes from fallout danger to future genera­ same time that the Londoa Dia- the first time from a balloon 500 -During his years as a high school tSry suthorities announced today WORLD GREEN history teacher, Buckley has co­ ‘State’s Attorney Albert S. Bill many questioni about their alleged abusing it. ' tions, but that he also is dsp- 152 Nstionsliat rebels have bem of a peaked cap which carried two feet above Yucca Flat. ‘ authored two text hooks. "Con­ profits from dealings with the But McClellan told ra^octers he cern^ with defense of the Unit^ (Ceatbiiwd on Page Twriva) The explosion, touched off at necticut, the State and Its Govern­ kiiled in a seriei of three battll■ttlea hulcs. * Teamsters Union. McEvoy mar-- States. It belonged to Edward J. Kur- ia prepared to beck a conatiStion- 'Fmm 4:45 a.m. PDT. was barely discernr ment’ ’ arid “ Visualized Civics.” in this revolt-tom land. They al amendment to spell out some He said further that the United Ible at Las Vegas, abojit 70 miles Besides serving on'the Board of piewski, 29, who was shot to .death States has succeeded In raducing ackno-wledged French casualties of last Dec. 15 in the holdup of New ^ d e Unes for use of this protec- away. Education, Buckley has been 16 soldiers dead and 15 wounded. G o n i r ihe courts should uphold fallout.in its nuclear test# by nlne- - - The Atomic Energy Commlssioti chairman of the Manchester Li­ Britain gas station. tentha of what, it previously was. Rebel sabotage arid tsedated at­ Att.v. Tiiomas F. McDonough, the younger Beck’s stand. said officials at the control point braries Board df Directors since tacks coat the-lives of seven'other News Tidbits The committee aUrts hearings Later In the news Conference, bulletins about 15 miles from the balloon 1950. special public defender for Arthur Eisenhower aa'id he personally persons In Algeria. Culombe, objected to having the Culled from A P Wires tomorrow on allegations of misuse from the 4 1* W ires aaw a brief flash arid several sec­ Buckley was recognized for his A t the same time tw-p North of funds raised by. some officials would like to allay-all anxiety In service on the School Board when cap admitted into exidence. the world regarding fallout by a onds later the usual mushroom ap­ Africans w’ere-kijjed aim a half ■’It's mere!}’ another piece of of the 160,000 member Bakers peared. It rose slowly to above that group - voted unanimously to Every Wednesday | dozen wounded in* clashes between gruesome evidence to be carried Frank Brewster, president of Unitm m ‘ a row., which has »Pl»‘‘h«split the h « c d V ’ fo"ta? end UQUOR SALE HOIflMLCUT 6,000 feet. name the new 18-room Vernon St. un(6n into warring camps. elementar>’ school in . hla honor rival Algerian faction^ in European around in the jury room and in­ Western Conference of Teamsters. ‘ " ‘ o warring camps. ^ complete dis- Stats Capitol, Hartford, guii« $ . Dr. Gerald V>. Johnson, test di- France. The bul)r of this trouble flame the Jurors,” he said. says "every penny has been paid ------. . . . ^ conference -IX)—A bill prohibiting -the a^teTot rector from the University of Cali-! j stemmed from,/scattered itrikei Similar objection#, xvere made by liquor for off-premisM eonaiimm NATIVE WAYBEST CUT UP fornia’s Radiation Laboratory at of humane letters de- gree will be the second degree cop staged by Algerian workers In In­ McDonough and A tty.' Wallace R. fun^**L*^horrowld **Men^L^^ P f l i n a R n P J ''to 1 T dealt with the fallout situation, but tion after 0 p,m. waa a p p r o V ^ Llvermore, Calif., which designed ferred on Buckley by. Trinity. He dustrial plgnta of northern France Burke, apeotal public defender for Gives Up; u «»., today by the House in concur- the derice, said from the technical received his M.A. degree from that to p ro te ^ the massacre of 302 of Joseph L Taborsky, laat week reace with the Senate. Tha viewpeint the test "was 'success- l-college in 1927. their c0(intrymen at the -Village of when photographs taken at the ! go on trial June -24 on murder and ! Coly Recalls Mollet j pouuc. - A reporier reminded measure also adds three qiera Yul.” , ! Mickley, who was educated In M ^U za. murder scene were introduced Iqto ' arson charges. * " - - _ ] BiSenhower that Meade Alcorn holidays — Decoratten Dav, CHICKENS Observers said the shot, third in tj,, Manchester public schools? re-, ----T n « ------French ------attributed the—- —Me- evidence. ' Senate calle two Defense Depart-1 Paris, June 5 Pierre Pflimlin i *‘*P**‘’5*'8n national ^airriian, said Thanksgiving and New Y e a rs the U.B. summer series, appeared I ceived his M.A. In 1913 from Yale. ]?kiuaa massacre to the National McDonough and BUI started to i ment officials to discuss Secretary I gave up today his attempt to form i i Day I— to the holidays when such V. smaller than the one fired last'where he graduated as a m em bi^ Ll'Jfratlon Movement (F L N ). argue the motion before the jury. j Wilson’s brake oh spending and his I a cabinet and President^eqe COty i dlfflcUlty obtaining funds liquor may not be Md. The bill Bundajv which. waa estimated at 1 of Phi Beta Kappa. / | which ' ranks Arab friends of the Tben, at the request of Burke, the request that Se'nate restore billion ' called upon lame duck Prem ier' V * * applies .to package stores, drug ' about 2 kdotons. A kiloton ia the. a bachelor, he lives at 560 E. French among Its eneinlei. Moat Jury was excused.. dollar budget cut made by House j Guy Mollet to form another gov-^ stores and grocery stores. Their aquivalent of'-L.OOO tons of T N T . • j 0.nter St. ' of the .Strikers, .were members of ’nte State’s Attorney argued Oorinecticuf manufacturer of emment. ■Socialist refusal to back | * apendlng p r.p g r a m. present. cloMng hour is 11 p.m. * SUPER MARKETS Newsmen, restricted from the Seven Of ‘ he 11 peraona-vAho will the rival .. Algerian Nationalist that all th'e facta about the case, x-ray and electronic- tubes- denied Pflimlin ended his effort to resolve ; repHed somewhat Site area, watched the exploeion i receive -honorary degteea .from I Movement. iMNA-). , gruesome or otherwise, shoCild be L'JS. export privileges in penalty France’s 18th postwar criars, sharply that Itf-might be better OEN. MARBllAiUL HONORED brought out into the open,so that for permitting transshipment of The leader of the CathoUc- PopU* i some who are, complaining Washington, June 5 The the, Jury would,, later have a firm (Geatliiiied ea Page Tkise) (Coatiaued oa Page ITlrec) (CoaDaued ea Page Three) electroqio tubes . to Communist lar Republican movement *n-1 io wok up the OrganizaQon (or European Eco> basis (or Ua deliberations. .Gto.lna..- " ' nounced hia withdrawal as the I ° f lietenlng to parti- ''ntamlc "CooperaDoa honored fore SHORT SHANK ■' Burk*;- who Joined in the objec­ prospective new premier , during , a ' »P®«ohe»- . mer Secretary of State George tion to the exhibit, argued thqt the ■Weather Bureau ayi record 624 tornadoes, which tpok more than visit to President Coty in Elysee ’ Eisenho-wer then put a rhetorical, C. Marshall today on the Muil- cr.p had not been ’ connected yet Ralacs, the French White-House. question himself, asking what, the versary of a 1947 Maraluill with either o f the victima. 100 lives, were reported aicroM United State* during first fi^e Pflimlin aaid he was unable t o ! else of the budget would be today sp ^ h pledging U.S. aid to war- Fallout^Risk^ Called Small In addition to Kurplewstri, Danifl torn Europe. The chairman of months of year .. . . • Atty. Gen. Janou-aki. 31, a customer at the (Continued bn Page Two) the cbuncil— Britain’s Peter Brownell says Communist party (Continued on Page Twelve) WORLD gas station, was also shot to death Thomeycroft— aaid in a letter to in the holdup. appears to be ooaoentrating ^forhr Marshall that the speech "gave Smoked OB state and local organizations ainst Judge Jamea C. Shannon recalled sudden hope and cncouragemeat the Jury after the argument ended, instead of national front aa in past. to the peoples of Europe." overruled the objectlona and admit­ President Efaieahow'er. will send STARKIST WHITE CHUNK By EDMOND LE BRETON •rigidly controlled risk, or wouldpstudy has "as iU objective Just one ted the cap into evidence. message to be retd, at July 6 dedi­ Truman Now Grandpa, KILLED ON PARKWAY » w..hin»^nn June 5 (iP)-^Atom * «'* PreYer 1® run risk of an- thing—truth, the scientific truth.” . ~ Armhnd J. Eenga, an identifica­ cation o f Harry Tniman Librar>- Fairfleld, June S (ffO—A Washington. JUM 5 1^ finwiaUon w ^ch might result Ifj The ulUmate decision as 40 tion officer with the New* BritaUn at Independence, Mo. . . . Navy Bridgeport man was killed and fe Energy Commlsaloner wiiiara ^ aurrendei%d the weapons which whether to seek an end to y'eapona Police Department, told about find­ Regulua H guided missile goes out a priest injured'seriously today P, lib b y told Congress today nu -faje so essential to our freedom tests, ' • ----Libby said, “ calls for a poliU ing the cap ih the boiler room ef control and c'tashes on Mojave Boy Born to Margaret at 9iS5 a.m.-'Whm the auto ia elaar bomb teating la a “ sm all! and actual aunival ?” cal or sociological—rather than a where Kurpier/ski'a body waa Desert sending up ‘.‘miniature which they were riding went out found. atomic: cloud.” of control and struck two trees risk” tt^ t must be measured ] ^^-‘bby^id that if a general war BcientiflC—Judgment, and'I thirikit New York. June 6 —Mrs. CUf-p nax uiai itom should develop, the massive use ’ ia important that .thia distinction Before he took the stand Del. GfSclal'of American Psychiatric Trunian. he said, will re­ on the Merritt Paricaray, jum ms againat “ the risk of nuclear weapons not oply .would Aasn. agrees to organize . com­ ton Daniel, the former Margaret main in New York at.least until west of Redding Rd. In Fairfield.' be made." TUNA FISH 3 . .I f we surrendered-thejveapoi^ cause widespread cases of cancers mittee to study policies at FUr- Margaret gets home from the hos­ Dead is Leopold Knaua, 60. em­ Dr, yVilllam. B. Looney, Harvard (Ceatinoed cn ^age Bevea) Truman, gave birth to a S-pound U bby’a teaUmony prepar^; leukemia but would produce tleld State Hospital to resolve dis­ pital. He will return .home by plane >AARCAL WHITE EMBOSSED University' medical researcher, re­ 8-6\ince boy today. Mother and ] Sunday. ployed by the Jesuit fathen at for a Senate-House ' ' abnormalities In ^tu r e generation.* pute over conditions at the mental Fairfleld UairorsIDr, ported In prepared testimony on son were reported "doing fine.’i Margaret, 16. and Daniel. 44. ergy . far beyond what might be cauaeti the sfYecta of Strontium 90. Thia institution. . . Legialaturs over- j to datermln# the effects .of radia­ by fallout from weapons teating. Crepello Triumphs ridea veto o f Qov. Ribicoff ip "Margaret la very happy," aaid 1 went-to Doctors Hospital yeater- SAYS BEDS HOLD 46A66 BUbatance ia produced, by H-bomb Daniel, "and I ’m tired and happy.' r* tion and fallout. Other aclen- ' The commiaaiorier struck out awardlag $6,900 to ribother of day at 2:80 p.m. The bab>- waa bom YTsahhigten, June 5 (ft — Boa. explosions and ia widjrty distributed The baby ia their first. 80 COUNT tisU have teattfled that excessive also, without mentioning it spe­ In' English Derby young man fatally Injured in div­ at 12:11 a.m. today. Hrnaka (R-Neb)' told Secretaiy over tha world. Former PreaidenUHarry Truman man-made radiation from bomb cifically, at crittciam of the Atorh- ing accident at a state park; . Dr. Louise Dantuono, the attend­ of Stale DuUea today about ee- testa and other sources cap cause Disagree Daager Levels and hta -wife, Beaa, said they, too, ing phyaician. described the de­ ^ C K A G E ic Energy Commission (A B C ) by Scientists agree that nowhere Epsom, England, June 5 UP)— General Assembly coavenes for cret testimony that 40,000 youth­ persons now on Earth to develop were • ."very happy” about their livery as normal. • „ . ■/ ful Hungariaas, including teen­ those *P‘ho aay it has kept under has it yet approached the levels Favored ^Crepello, owned by Btr In al eessioa with calendar virtual­ canriera'-and do even .more damage first graniV ^d. Margaret is their Daniel, who la 's member of the age girls, have been lodged la NAPKINS wraps information ^bout the dan­ set aa dangerous, but aome have Victor Saasoon of England, ly clear of major, controveraial To* to generationa yet unborn.- only diUd. •laff of the. New York Times; ger of fallout. ‘I . ' stormed from i^ in d in the last issues. . •. More rain and floods alx Soviet coaceatratlda camps. -“ It is not contended that there •queatkmed w-hether these 'levels The Trumans left their Inde­ phoned the good news to-the Tru, Hruska also told DnUes that the ■ c .Simir Data. WttUield are not unrealiatically high; two furlringa today to win the haraas atonn-battered Southwest fa no risk,’’ said Libby, an atomic with no -immadiate relief indicated.' pendence, Mo., home by train at mans- an’d his mother, Mrs. E. teattmoay Indicates “ 1.000 aor- , . Schaefer. You'admire its sunny brightness.* Breathe in its cool Selected Fresh Fruits and Vegetables |by aaid the cofemisalon has Looney coneluued that tha famed English Derby. physicist of international reputa­ Ballymoai, a long shot oxlvned by 7:52 a.m. today and are scheduled Clifton Daniel. Hia mother said rivers of the sMge ef CsmeU''* a TO A BUNCH ide public'all the inrormation de- amount o f Strontium 90 'nacaasary LARGE. INDIAN RIVER tion, but ho contended there are John MeSha^ of Philadelphia. w#s DiSTRubrOR d ; to arrive in New Tifork tomorrow at her Zebulon, N- C.. home that Island have’heea deported to Bed NA t TVE, FRESH CUT valopM in its. “ projeot aunahina,” to produce a bona tumor would be' ^ ' ' ■ ■ ■ FRESH CUT various riska In many human ac­ second. Ripe o f Peace, owned by . Saa Antoalo, Tex., Jane 8 <1^ mornlnL she was “ delighted o f course.” Chlaa.’ *^-*^ i HEARTS OF designed to measure the effect df about 100 timaa the amount now SEEDLESS tivities. Greek Miipplng magnate Stavros A opart-marital boaird today; ro- if he -wanted the baby Danial'a father was put of town bouquet Then sip...ah-h, that's flavor...happy as a radiant smile. fallout from weapons tesLs, with ■at aa the maximihn permissible ASPARA6US He'mentioned the 40.000 high­ Ntarohoii;' was third in the field dudad A.2.C. YYUUam Roberta Jr. Hamad Harrj*, the former Presi­ and didn't 'hahr tha htwa inuna- SEES FLU WREADOfa CELERY DRAPEFRUit WATERGREK way deaths annually In the United the exception of ‘pertain facts ooncefatration. A aisnilar amount, o f ‘ 22. ^ \ ■ one grade la raak and fined him dent laughed and said: dlatafy. Mra. Daniel said Leadea, Jaae 6 06)—Tha Brit* which would revdel ihfo.mmtion States, tha risk of drow-riing at ha said, would be needed to pro- An Irish Hospital Wwadpatakaa la 8M a aaaath lar two bmoOm ter "I haYen*t got a thing to do with planned to go aae-tba baby “ urban lab Medleal Bteear eli t;;! beachao ffequeoted for pleasure concerning tntellifM ce and S r e ^ diice deterioration o f the blp bones. baaed,'' on the race. . mMrtaQag a; baate tralam. Rab- it.” tha propw time cooias.” “It to likely” bunch and “ accldenta in thf home. on design;'’ To bring - about the minimum CZabaUo, at 6-4, waa tha jdiortaat art*, a UO-panad drill hiattarter. He aaid ha and Mra. Truman, D w M and Margarat wars msr- ‘Obalec ffeem i Oeari He aafd the information atiU bone ebangaa that could be dmaon- prieaif'horaa to. win tha mlla and a yaaterday af anil- ware most eoooarnad about tha riad in bar hometown church in - . ' ' /7 31 - 39' "Hare our choice aceros much kept aaere€ "la not idtal in the un- sUated, Looaagr aaid, a eeaieanba h^.elaaate alnea tKa,Affa Kahn’a baalth tar thalr daughter sad Indapdodmea on April 2L 16G6. It be aaid. " A n wa wUlr daraUndinc o f faUeut, It# affecta 90 ttams tka preeaat grandaon and wa»a happjr ta ta taka this M ta haaarda.” A b«> ha . Fj /t' , l i • J T' ■r ' '■] x " ■' ■•V- ■ \ v 'f '/ , ''f '■ -.,^X ■ ■ -u. X V v' I'- .r* ■Sr '■ J ./■ » X' ..A 1. 1-. ' ' ' '■ V \r,-X X ■ ...v-V- '- X ,-' ..v;; MANCHESTER EVENING ^HEfeALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY; JUNE 6, 1957 ■y, FAGS TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6. 1957 land, was fourth, and the Frwach- Crepello Tniii^lis trained Royaumont, owned by Mrs. Pflimlin Cives Up; 16, on military effects, were con­ 10. This will also be 'from a balloon, George L. Ohstrom of the Plains, Catidldate fpr BA ducted. the AE)C said. ' *• i B fS D O fl/U ^ In English Derby Va„ w*M fifth. r . I >>ty Recalls MoUet Shelnwold on U.S. Explodes Crepellov by Donatello II out of OBBAT! AU. SQpI Readies Honors One experiment, using several The third shot originally was rabbin, was to determine the sen­ scheduled Monday„mprning. It was Crepuscule, earned 18,669 pounds (Oontianed from Page Oae) jibi CONSTIMTED? ’ (Contined from’Wge One) (362,246) for hia 76-year old own­ 8:1*'^ Baby N-Device sitivity of the eye to nuclear flash. delayed twice because of adverse PGNn* BE TOO QUICK < weather. er. Ballymosa won 2,207 (36,- form a ‘“nAhooM union coalition” South dealer C»-BHi “Slvet's Bdfe“—0121-UiM Eighteen aircraft, most on sup« New laxative discovery un^iocke bowel blocks Bahram won at 6-4 odds in 1936. 179)., for second and Pipe of Peace TO TRY A P1NE8SB . For W illiam E. Buckley port missions, flew in the area. Today's explosion was AmerJoa^S Ballymosa was 83-1 and Pipe of and that, therefore, Coty should By Alfred fHielawoId Neither side Tnlaerablc without gag, bloat or g riiif p je k ^. u p '1,103 pounds 33,088). NORTH From Balloon The next shot will 'be fired June first from a balloon. . . Peace, 100-8. C^een Elizabeth's well backed seek another man. The succeia- Most people learn how to finesse ''KT (Continued from Page One) i-The French said 125 rebels and 10 Constipstioa it caused by wbst doc- int capacity, plus Cplonajd’s sM tA- Crepello, a Chestnut colt, was early in their bridge careers and « A Q I Doutelle finished far back to the ful candidate, must have ^ back­ T 2 8 T ; soldiers were killed after a strong (Coatlniied from Page One) -tors call s “thrifty” colon that, inttesd siimulaiinx bulk. So elective it Siven a beautiful ride by Jockey great disappointment of the royal never recover from the lesson. Trlnftysjpn Sunday are either na- Frehch patrol diacoverad the hlde- of retaining moisture as it should, lieves even chronic constipation evsr- Lester Piggott to enable England ing of both the SoplaltiM and the The expert often goes to a great > J 9 8 family on a cold, blustery day. Rightist Independent - Republican S T A T E G tives or rq^dents of Connecticut, thit .of a big NatlDnalist band- A from Angel’s-Peak, about 60 miles J O H N F. does the opposite: robs the colon of night, Colpnaip is yet so smooth, so to break the French h(rfd on this Crepello covered the* mile and bloc. deal of trouble to aVeld taking a * Q 6 < 2 . Resides Buckley, th e y are; French helicopter was reported to so much moisture thst its contents gentle it has proved safe even for OatthafiMHt hard cool ancient race. French wner* won finesse. WEST BAST U j/W iii OONT- t om the blast. , half in 2:36.44 on a tu rf track The Socialist National Committee Charles W. Ledds, of Farm ington,' have crashed. A flash was seen first, then's become dehydrated, so dry that they women in criUcil sugei of pregnant. the rat» in 1966 and. 1966. baked hard by days of sunshine. decided todky to help put Pflimlin West open^ the six of dia­ 4 I S'H 4 K 4 3 prominent Industrialist; O^iei: A French spokesman said a block the bowel; so shrunken tbit Superior to old style bulk; salt or dnigX monds, Bast put up the ten, and 4 Q 10 T 6 2 brief fireball followed by anbther they fail to excite or stimulste the CrepeUo, the hot betting choice The record for the race is 2:33.8, in the premiership, but ‘voted 78-21 * ?rt, a Trinity- gradnate who is | mortar, 11 tommyguns, 32 rifles, higher flash of light. Newsmen laxatives, iCoLONAin neither gags, ^ f , Special (fiaoount by ordering now.: ever since he ' won • the 2,000 set by Mahmoud in 1936. against sharing cabinst posts and South won irith the quean. South SAK761 suit an s^^sqciate director of the. West- 24 shotgun.s and 9 autom atic rifles urge fo purge thst propels snd expels bloats nor gripM; won’t interfere with Guineas classic in convincing fash­ could count six other tricks in top 4 10 3 3, 4 J *' < j theorized the second flssh could waste from your b^y. * %, Only a anall down payment-fiti j Bola de Miel, a long shot owned responsibility for government de­ i w I I I l i { InghOusC'^esearch Laboratortee in were captured from .the - rebels. have been the balloon igniting. FUNERAL HOME absorption of vitamins and other .vain-' ion, scored by a length and a half, by Philip King of New York, wak cisions once he was seated. cards: Three clubs, two hearts, and so in m Pittsburgh>qd who lives in Haftr.j along with 26 mortar shells and 22 | To regain'nonsal reguUrity, the dry, able food nutrients; in clinical tests, your budget. BallymoSs was another length in one spade. Two additional tricks 4 J 12 7 I The balloon, 67 feet in diameter shrunken, constipating contents of la s t ■ , * Friends of Socialist Premier fqrd; Frederick'-E. Hasler, former^ ropkels. ' " r I and made of plastic, was anchored FINEST II30DERN FAOnjTIEg did not cause rash or other reactions. h o n w u i front of Pipe of Peace. , Mollet, who.lost a.confidence vote were needed for the contract. T A K 4 I chairman of. t h ^ \ ^ a r d of the your colon. which now block- your . 9, Months to pay the balance. There Messmate was sixth, ? ,8^ s t o l Declarer’s first thought waa to Sbi^French soldiers and 18 rebels ^ by four steel cables. Elaborate It’a a phyalologlcsl fact: Exercise tones .. is a supply of dependable ‘blue A crowd of approximately 200,- seventh, Albergo eighth, ranee two weeks ago; would like to see " ♦ Q 4 Continental Bank aria-Trust Co. of were fiepprted killed in another | OFF-STREET PARKING bowel lAust be remoistened. S*cpnd, your body I And CotoNAin exercises 000, including the enUre royal the premiership go to Mtdlet’s de take the spade finesse. Two addi­ 4 A K 7- New York and- a ' resident of safety, devices made sure the bal­ bulk must be brought to your colon your colon to tone it sgsimt constipa­ Taj ninth, and Doutelle, ' the tional spade tricks could'bs won if battle at ^Oiiartenis, in the same | loon did not escape. to 8-T-S-E-T-C-H STIMbLATB it tO ^ coal* safe in your basement. asttM »f***L family with the exception of the Queen’s'horse, tmth. (ense minister, Maurice Bourgee- Honlh Weet -North Bast Washington Depot; the -Rev. Jo- momitaln chain.. QUIET RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOOD > tion, overnight! Get Coi,onaid, ta Duke of Edinburgh who is in Eu­ Maimoury. ' . West held the king of spades. MT Pass S NT PaM Radioactive failout—thl^ubjeci' actionrlp a normal urge to purge. easy-.to-tske tablet form at tny drug 4> No red tape-easy u ABC I Declarar’a sSoond thought saved ■ 'N ine Arabs were glain by French pf wprldwlde concern- was expect­ V S19S it SYF-ST- CENTER---- ST. (Just West of McKee S t) V rope to attend the wedding of a MoUet, who r^ g n S d two weeks ’ Paeg Pale graduate, who is rector qf Trinity enggalese infantrymen ^ who pur­ Aad, of all laxaiiTcS, only CoLONxm, counter, today I Only'98c for the 60 niece, saw Crepello come charg­ him: If weet'had the king of Church----- • ■ in — Bridgeport;- • . — Dr. Brand ^ ed to be kept at a minimum, the the amazing new laxative discovery tablet package, brings poaitiye relief ago when Parliament rejected his spades, tiie finesse would work at Opening lead—S • sued them after the infantry post ABCssld. >5 J The W. G. CLENNEY CO. ing from behind to win. program for boosting taxes to pay Blanshard, Sterling Professor of at Tletpcen was bombed yester­ possessesCoLoflAin's grett moisiurlz- ^Hes^lhii^^ertableL^^^^^ Two other American-owned About Town any time. There waa no need to philosophy at Yale: and the Rt. About 45 experiments, including SS6 Nofth Main Street, Manchcsl^—Phone MI 9-5253 bills arising from the Algerian re­ hurry. m W m w m m t n m day. ■ colts Just finished out 6f the first bellion, inromptly refused to try DaUy QwattoH Rev. Lewis Blis.s Whlttemore, Re­ , Richard T. "T Past mistresses of Daughters Extra Tricks Possible Partner deals and bids one no- tired bishop of West Michigan and, The biggehCof the sabotage inci­ three. Tempest, owned by Mrs. again. Ooty had asked him once It was possible, although uUkely, rn^mssm dents, came in the derailment of a Elizabeth Graham of the Maine of Uberty, No. 17, LOU, will before and MoUSt said “no” then, trump, aad the next player paesea. A Hartford native. Richard Trevor Owens, son of I BOWT M COMNt.BUMD ABOUt COAh—BUY*MW(| meet tomorrow at 7:30 at the that South could develop one extra You hmd: Bpadaa—A Q 2 Hearts— Other hflihorary degrees will go train between Balna and NiAka. Chance Farm but trained in Erig- too. The President then turned trick in hearts and one extra trick Three persons died in the wreck. Mr. arilkMrs. Ray M. Owens, 89 home of Mrs. Philip Williams, to Pflimlin. X K J 7 Diamonds— A J 9 aubs Q iSuf to Dr. Ethel C. Dunham, outstand­ Tanner SI;, , is a candidate for a Birch M t Rd. in clubs. If BO, he would not have 6 5 2. What do you say? ing woman physician* Charles M. ,Two.,hundred Algerians living in bachelor of arts degree from to risk the spades finesse:: Answer: Bid six no-trump. Part White, chairman of the board and European Franc* were floWn to Al­ Middlebury College, Middlebur South properly tried the hearts ner*s bid riwwn 16 to-48^^ofnti, chief executive officer nf the Re- giers as volunteers tp serve With Mrs. Andrew Johnaon, 449'Main first, laying down the aoe and then Vt., at the 1.17th Tommenceinent mTH^S^ IVINC RQQA^ St., has returned ^ter a month's Tech School Has a ^ you have 17 points. The oom- "public Steel Carp.; Dr. 'Howard French military unitsc They orig>- -

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f.,T \ • ■y - V , 7, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1957 BjiANUHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1957 : y y y J' PA G E F IV S l\-> P A G E POUB —— MorristmX'Miracls on Maple Hin.“ An Old Sinner,” Dayia; "The the August 1955 flood when^-t^e Local Firm s^ List , A n d o y e r Sorengdn; "Charley and the New TVelve, or The Story; of Christt rampaging QtiljSihaug Rlyrf dq-' Thayer; "Misa Grlmnbee la Apostles," Goodspeed; a high- Senate Kills stroyedXa raiIt|PFa treMle'^^ SMILIN'", f S-RVICE CapX Mozzer-Carr Wedding Vacation Schedule a Witch," Weales; anf Beat Western for this session of the LegislatureJ’' • ^ of Mre-xC. F. Mareton, Pater- of Connecticut lists the firm^ And liam D/innack, president of Boys', ment Fireb'ajlcFs to an.8 to 0 win Stories," Dlerediih. whili others which ends tonight. for anoOteb railroad to come in, ' Tooaago Road-E-0 Since all children from Grade 4 pick u/tthe Hartford-Putnam fran- ] - aon, N. J. Saturday in St. Jamea' their vacation periods as follows: V .. • Baseball\ has announced the re­ over the Lake team. ■ through 8 have rehearsed for this will enjoy the. following: "The The Senate last night vj)t6d to “ Church, nie ceremony waa per- ABA Tool A Die Co.,.Jfic., July The jM ltery for. the Fir’ebSUa recommit the bill to the Public C4ifse and provide the service the ’ Yoico of Dofflooraoy^ mainder b f the Little . League event, Mrs. Doris E. Chamberlain, Bridge at A-ndaii." Mlchener; New Haven haa suspended. . - formed by the rector, Rev. John 26-Aug. 12; Aerokinstfea Instru­ A Store h Aho^Known by the Company It Schedule foTvthis aumnier aa fol­ wasnXester Thompson on the principal,, haa asked for the coop­ ■‘Pnin.’’ Naliokov; "The Map Who Utilities Committee, thus ending r . Hannon, during IHfh Maaa at ments Co., Aug. 3-11; Case Broe., lows: Tomorrow, Carlson's Diggers nv>dnd and his brother. Peter, be- eration of the studenta parents Found His W ife," O’Rourke;'^im­ its chances of passage. It llad been Olympic Fuad Drive - 11 ajti. Mre. Ralph Maccarone Inc., July i-H ; Cheney Bros., Inc., vs. Fisher's Gashouse Gang; Tuea-Xind the plate. Backstopping in allowing them to appear that agination's Other Place.” Ploti; paaaed by the House Meh'day on si ' waj organiat and aoloiat. Aeaortcd June' 26-July .15; Gammons-Hoag- da.v, Fisher's vs. Aildover L ^ ; Dowling for the Lake was Tommy night. "Bedlam. " Soubi-am; "Knock apd viJIce vote. ’ • W ita nowera compoaed w e deco- lund Co,, Jwy 27-Aug. 5; Iona and June 13, Fire\ Depattfbent Wright. ,• n Pageant Clothes Neerled Wait a While," Weeks: and the re­ Senate actlph to recommit came Mfg. Cor'June 28-July 8; Nelco ■after Atty.-'Robert Beach, 143 G)tirt Cas^vj ntiona. Fireballs vs. Carlson's Diggers for ^*H Club Picnic Set ■White "ducks," or trousers, and cent ■ novel on Hartford . in the Eacorted to the altar and given Tool p6., Inc., July 4-22; Orford X ifi final game of the first half. A ' The -Spoons and Needles 4-H club "Twenties," 'Take a Number," Boulder Rd.. counsel for United ■ In marriage by her father, the Soap' Co., July 26-Aug. 12; Flo- green fatigues ( Marine work' uni­ Aircraft, -apd Fred Waterhouse, a pri&Uce sp.ssioh for afl fouF, teams' will hold a picnic at the Napehaug forms) are needed by Grade 6 stu­ P'erre.tta. • Deputy Judge Jules Karp ius- . bride waa attended by her aiatar. r Parachute Co., Inc., Aug. 2- will beheld June t l 'State Fore.st June 15. Cars will representative of the Chnnecticut denta for fbeir roles in the grad)i- Leaders Picnic Tonight pended judgment today In the caac • Miaa Kathleen A. qarr, aa maid of '19; Rogeia Corp., July 26-Aug. 5 Cub Scout leaders and parents Manufacturers -Asan., conferred THOMPSON DAY GAMP The .seconfF half sH UI open' on the home of Mrs. W a 11 o n ation pageant, which will be pre­ • honor. Brideamaids were Mra. ,dnd .Aug. 12-19; Spencer Rubber June 20. wijjvCprlson's.^lggera'Vs.T-Terger. LongjSiill.Bd., at 10 ajn. of the Blackledge District will at­ With Senators feefore'-4he upper of Howard Warnock, 54, of no cer-^ • Cheater W. Morgan, Miaa Jean Producta, July 29-Aug. 12. sented at the^'elementary school chamber convened. - ■ ■ A FI N-PACKED PROGRAM FOR BOYS the F ire ^ fs . The remaining games' *"'1 ‘'eturn at, 5 p.m. June 13.. . V,. tend the annual Cub Leader's pic­ lain address, ..charged with intoxi­ Morriaaey and Mias Barbara Beach and Walerhou.se said the cation. will bj»: June 25. Andover Lake vs. I Dance (tostumea Needed Anyone who is “^able to loan nic from 6 to 9 o'clock tonight at Guatafson, all of Manchester, ■ Camp Johnson. Route 6, ln» Bol­ bill waa "too drastic". They added ' .lodge Karp made the declalon MOMDAY THROUGH FRIDAY. 9-4 P.M. PoBtal Tribute FigJibr’s; June 27. Fisher's vs. Carl- Peasant-style kklrts, blouses and the.se articles of elothlhg is aaked that industries on the line jn ques­ I William F. Moater, couain ot the .^Special ton. If it rains during the day. or after Warnock told him he had a kO'n's Diggers; July 2, Andover vests are needed to 'Outfit Grade to contact Mra. Donald 'Dowling, tion which runs through Manches­ STARTING JUNE 24 bridegroom, waa bwt maui. and .Washington—The first Interna­ 7 students for their Hungarian Is raining at picnic-time, the event wailing for him in Marl­ Robert Ballsieper and Robert Lake v.s. Fireballs; July 9, Fire­ room mothCv,^or Mrs. Hazertnovd, ter and Willimantic feared that tional Letter-Wcitlng Week, Oct. dance in the graduation pageant. will be held on the following borough. Trip,s Swimmin/c Cookouts Plach of thia town, and Andrew balls 'vs. Fisher's; and July H, who is as.sistlng with ro.sriim^. passage of the measure would 6-12. will pay tribute to the E(iition” Carlson's Diggers vs. Andover Anyone willing to loan these items !A'*dnesday. Warnock was arrested at Center ExplorinK R"*** Maneggia of Bolton aerved aa Meanwhile, the Grade.s 4 to 8 lead to their loss of freight service. Park, late yesterday after a minor world's postal syatema and their Lake. should contart Mrs. John Laws or s 'Zoning Hearing' The'bill stipulates that any rail­ Hikes Pony Rides ushers. Mrs. Steve Ursin, Grade 7 room seem to have raught "stage fever.'' 'sAn'open hearing of the Zoning diaturbance there. The bride's gown of silk em­ contribution to person-to-person July 16 Playoff Set' road falling to operate continual­ Movies Indian I.orc Dramatics commvmlbktlon. mothers. as student artist.s work fiiriou.sl.v an&vPlannlng Commission will be The case of Jamea A. Higgins. broidered nylon tulle was styled A playoff will be scheduled for ly passenger or freight' service New Books Usted on .scener.v, such as Viking back­ held « 8 o'clock tonight at the 25, of South Windsor, charged $15.00 W EEKLY July 16, winding up the season be­ over any line for a period of 30 with a fitted bodice, Queen Anne grounds, and fashion flags of vari Tnu.n ils[L io .hasp the petition n f i with reckl New hooka have arrived at the . - imintlis shall lose its fiancliiae foi ------^ TUTORiNGXWAILABLE ^ eollar, abort sleeves and gauntlets fore the boys leave for Scout Burnap-Skinner Library in ttme-r“ mi-rountides^OT Ffie t.'mtert Na- Kenneth (Xpdwick and John Carl­ I tinned until June 12. Higgin of the lace. The skir^ with crystal HsIpTYsiTOvtreQinw camps. operating over that line for summer reading, lions. son to operate an automobile junk; the ' allegedly fell asleep at the wheel TRANSPOUTATION PROVIDED ^eating had a chainel train. Her . f...... J ' Tlie * ***' bill does not mention A third series will not be at Neu' Noi els yard, in the reac^ of Ken's Garage hut it waa' S>'nday and hla car afriirk a utility fingertip, hand - rolled veil of Tiliea and authors in thq chil­ ven by name, SUMNER THOMPSON, Dilator teifnpted this year since last year's dren's Hat include the following: The adult novels and non-fiction on Roiile 6. ! pole at Center St. , French illusion waa caught in a FALSE TEETH experiment resulted in poor attend­ introduced into the Legislature aa "The-Favorite Place," by Rberle; include selections from best seller a re.sult of the New Haven's fail­ PHONE BUtlsr 9-0016 matching crown. ' Loossnssi and W orry ance in the latter part of the sum­ Manchester Evening Herald The nation's electric utilitieai The maid of honor wote an all- "Indian ponies an<' Crafts." by lists, as well ,ss others chosen to ure Jo restore passenger service 400 KLLINtJTON ROAD EAST HARTFOBD ' No longer b* annored or fsel Ul-at- mer. .\ndover cifrrespondeni, Mrs. Paul aold 530 billion kilowatt hours of white nylon ballerina-length dreaa, eue bscsuieof looee, wobbly falM Hoffinde: "Armed with Courage, ' si:it the tast^* oi local library pa­ over the flood-dlarupted Hartford- I'niforms Due Hnon D. Pfanstielil, telephone Pilgrim electricity during 1956, a 10 perl light blue' cummerbund, and Car­ tettb. PASTKETR, an Improrod alka­ McNeer aqd Ward: "The SEory of trons. They include "Mr. Webster's Putnam line, line (non-acid), powder, sprlnklsd on Uniforms for the teams are now the Old Colony o: New Plymouth,' Bloomers," by Bailey; "Death of 2-68.56. , -That service was knocked out in cent Increase over 1955. ' rie^ a caacade of white and blue your plates holda them firmer eo they on their way, Duhfiack said last aaeorted. flowers. The bridesmaids feel more comfortable. Avoid.ember- night. were similarly attired. All attei raeunent cauaad by looet plates, Oet raOTEXTH todayataaydrut eountar. Booster tickets for Boys' Base­ ants wore blue picture hats. Shoes, and' carried caacadds of ball are how being aold .by the white and blue floweuT Laurie young players to help aupport^the May Carr, another whiter of the community activity, which will 5 bride who waa poWtr girl waa elude an older team manaaptfX^ dressed in w h ^ ' nylon with' blue Victor Roberts. This tean>Will play asah and Irnrhouquet w ar of as­ in a league which IncMides, teams sorted blur flowers. •UAftANTIID from Columbia, ,Xoventr.v and Lebanon. Mrs,.-Carr am* attired in a blue W AfM MP>ANIi 'iroldeTed drawsi with .which l-orlng Photo Towns' Study Salaries wore blue and white' acces- MRS. DONALD C. MOZZER A alucly of teachera' salaries .^'aories. Mrs. Marston,' mother of ■ X wiilHSe initialed tonight by repre- „»8ntative8 of Boards of Education the bridegroom, wore a beige capita movie attendance of. liner averagee 26 viaita to the X dreaa, and blue accassories. Beth city In Germany, l^ch Ber­ movies a year. • l»9 from Hebron, Marlborough and mothers wore blue and white cor­ thia town in a meeting at 8 o'clock sages. e Bei mim(leiiel tonight at the Hebron Elementary School. A reception for 125 guests waa a ^ t held in the Terrace room at Brad­ /(as /sod. . esmemlsr Ked gai5sr It is anticipated that three or V s ! ley Field Airport, IVindsor Locks, e Se« four members of {he 6-man local • ' V f board will attend tonight's meet­ wneie' colored flowers in profusion •M oomposed the decorations. ing, which is e.xpected to be of an For a wedding tour to . the Po- LEFT organizational nature. eonq MOUntUns, the bride' wore a No pressing or pampering for thia beau­ Regional (iroiip Meets black oostume 'srith.whits aecss- Miracle main* ty! In cotton batiste . . . stylishly The acting executive committee aories.' They 'wtU receive their •pring fuarw scoop-nCcked, softly full-skirted, bodies for the Regional District 8 Parent' friends after June 15 at 75 Sum- ■Jitecd to ne%*- intricately detailed with ..lace trimmed Teacher Association will meet at m«r g t er break, la now avail­ tucking. Black. Sizes 10 to 18. 8 ;.10 p.m. Friday at the home o f ' V* Flatters where it matters The bride was graduated from RESTAURANT able for moet watchee. Mrs. William Farley, .Marlborough. Manchester High School with the Local members are Mrs. W iliam ‘ ' 1655 class and la employed at the a n d C O ^ k X a I L LOUNGE RIGHT Kowalski and John Hutchin.wn. Beat Hartford plant nf the. Pralt — Pdutf d iHA boltoa, conn., tel Mltehelt 9-H iS Now through summer . . . the shiX- The next meeting of the Re- : and Whitaey Aircraft. - D I W E Y ^ waist drees gains new im p o rtu ^rln lh afi gional PTA will be held ih Hebron The brldeSToom, a'graduate of OPEN TVESflA^'thru SATVRDA'P 4:00-P.M. to 1:00 A.M. Alvin woven tucked cottonX^Slack or on June 17 at which time a set of i n news-moKing East Side High School, Patereon, SVNBAVS, 12:00 NOON to 9:00 P.M. (Gloaeil .Monday) navy with detachable wjjite^ lineh and by-laws shall be presented for ap­ H. J.. served four years with the BANQUET FACIUTIES AVAILABLE RICHMAN lace'collar and cuffs, gikea 10 to 18. proval and a slate of officers will A ir Force. He ie employed " at EDDY “Velvet Touch" REED At the Plani Nightly 767 M AIN ST. be voted upon. Hamilton Standard, Windsor Chiirrh Schools Combine Locks. St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Hebron, will conduct its church x" vacation school this summer in co­ Berlin Addicts operation with the Gilead and He­ bron Congregational Churches, Berlin — Berliners arc greiat The classes will utilize both SWIM SUITS movie fihs. They have the higheet SERVICE Episcopal and Congregational church school teachers. Registra­ k . tions > will be accepted at St. Peter's, until Sunday. "Mental Health" will be the subject of a talk bv Dr. -P'rank Horton of Manchester at the Needs From A to Z! Mothers' Club meeting at the ele­ mentary school at 8 p.m. June 12. u . Dr. Horton, vice president of • the executive board of the Man­ chester Mental Health A.ssn., will di.scuss the rea.sons foT the fre- , i From 'A' for "Adorable” to T for "Zouile” ...... quency of mental disorders. His talk will also cover the reasons why groups such as the Manchest,er Association feel th at. ^ many we didn't have the spacev to show them all! mental health la a problem and why somePhing should be done I itbout it. ' . I . "• lAMOND'S The Manchester unit is open to ' anyone interested. Dr. Horton said, Sweet as Sugar Candy and includes not -only physicians, j ‘ NAVY A Store Is Also Known by the Company k Keepsi hut clergymen, housewives and workers from varied fields. Its . goal ia.the establishment of a men­ Gigantic ^ tal health clinic. • Dr. Horton has been practicing | Sticks” rivi pediatrics, in Manchester since' Make sure they sleep in .cool-cool comforr 1950. He graduated from the Yale' ” School of Medicine and trained in '; TENT hospitals in New Haven and Den- j i $■ ver, Colo. | V ( U f t ) the Since this la the annual '.June way basket meeting, members are re- > jl ' quested to bring a favorite de.ssert . in a basket. ' *. Sitriply delicious confection in candy-stripe Memorial Program Not^ | i-y; Boys’ Television Rriftt pajamas, fegulap style. Misa Anna V. Undholm. chap-1 elasticized sharkskin . . . designed with • No-iron cotton knit In blue, mint. Sizes 4-12. lain, was commeffdiMi- Monday eve- j *2.50 ning for an outstanding memorial the eye-appealing shape makery of aerrice which she planned for the j Boys’ pajamas in “Merry-go-Round" print. Grange meeting at the Town Hall, j all Jantzen mermaid fashions! • Blue, yellow, mint SiMs 6 mos.-to 4 years. *2.25 The' meeting was attended by 34 PUP TENTS members and a special gue.sl. Mas- Sizes 10 to I 8 Girls’ pajamas in “Kitten” print. ter Emmons, of the Little River ! Gra'nge, HarripCon. i ^ • ' ' ' • 1- • Sizes 6 mos. to 4 years in blue, yellow, mint. . *2.25 Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Hudson i ij'J $1 will be in charge of a mystery ride Girls’ Baby Doll pajamas in pretty-kitty print. on June 17. • , REG. S^.S • No-lrtm cotton Imit In yellow, blue. Sl*«s * Members planning to attend (Riqhf) 3.00 ■hould be at the Town Hall no later thgn 7 p.m. •' Covell Drives in 4 Tho Eighfh Wondor of Hit World ■‘Billy Covell slugged abases loaded home run in the' third in­ ning off his cousin, opposing pitch­ er Don Dowling, to help the siz- “ Wonder Girl” N O W SMtlll NYlOr. 5 WALL TENTS S ^ rn tt EUsUc Slickii^s flatters where it matters! K f« gvftlii. mimt ttYlM tltnic Kodiiap ihtt previUt Anil. CMnloft* *Sa9 S “P ftbli tuppon — Bi B MW (make a dale to try Wonder G irir) low fPP CM V a iu M to S20.0& WELDON DRUG CO. 901 Main Street—MI S-5S21 It's a living ".wonder,” the'things that famous Jantzen's "Wonder Girl" can do for a gal! Strategic shirring of pliable Lastex odds curves, R.LWANDELL subtracts inches . . to make your beach figure i UMBRELLA Building'. a "wonder"-ful thing to'see! Three Colors. .•■’'U ■■■;: ■ ' TENTS Contractor X Sizes '10-18. ‘ / . RMidmtial-Commarcid ■ 'I V : ' , ' '' . ' .$15.95 Lvu'P 4 ■: Altarations-RMnodaliiif ' tm A “Business Built On Customer Satisfaction” J.'. Full Iiumrance C orltnge / V*’ j* 1 ' TeL MI 9-3033 / \ After 5:00 P. M. / - 82 BALDWIN ROAI^ MANClfESTOR. CONN.

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A iiiiini'niiritliri'._ ■ftanriiTt’firir JimStittdmaS' >• -Jr ^ ^ MANCHESTER e v e n i n g HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, \ PAGE SEVEN ) T4t!^'SJX MANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, JUNE taken by Miaa MUUcent Jena* of ^ the battlefield with speed (speed, demanded elaborate preparations, will provide true battlsfleld mebd- Greei tumbefs Bolton., during her yiaite to Great such as toe gathering up of cum­ ity; It will allow for toe movement Open HptiRe Set; ^ as compared to the movement of Truman No>y trraHi^a, Britain, France, Switzerland, Ber­ N ikeN ew a./^ bersome engineer equipment and of tsoUesd reeervee about toe ■^ici Mrs. M ark troops 'by foot of vehicle over the-major combat forces. In order bmttleftdd, and the rearrangement By Nike Battery muda, and also many views of her rough and ImpoeSible terrain), to construct £ crossing, an in­ of units to meet an enemy offen­ own garden In Bolton. opens tremendous possibilities to W A TCH .for ovory The Green ’Thumb group of the During toe brief business les- Annj** Btaka la tte Hellooptor fantry bridgehead was necessary sive tjireat. This also means. that n ie Manchester Nike outfit,' the commander who needs to move to be established; this would pro­ it will be possible to hold oeHaln ^oy Born to M^garet YWCA, after touring toe garden aioii, it was announced that Mrs. . One of the ri^oet marveloiu offenstvsly against toe enemy. For Battery C of tha llt o AAA Mis­ graduate!. . . see our many of Mrs. Efinily Bissell Swindells ih David E. Marks of 444 Woodland tRCASURC CHEST QUALITY machinae to be adopted by tect the engineer team whiie they large arses very lightly merriy by vnt' one thing,'toe use of toe helicopter did the construction work. A proj­ providing In these areas observa­ sile Battallwi and Battery A in (':Oei^leiwd Rockville last evening, gathered St. will be leader of toe grbup for the Armyji the helicopter. It le widens the .commander’s choic^of fr F. T.^ BLISH JR, Pres, and Treas.

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1 . MAlfeHgSTER EVE;NING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN; WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1967 p a g e n c t : ...... school and at tha tlma sclMd: a charter review eeealon lied for the transpbrtation rf Unftetl Nations. . ■ Droodles other students to such piAHc n«wl cooil so oosy to clooni Proviaion for auch a charter re­ By ROGER PRICE e Open Forun^ schools. view leasion waa included in the i 4. That all religious activities be - PUBUSUKO BY TIU; discontinued in our public schools ttif.a li.n pRiKTiMa CO., m e. origrinal United Nations Charier 1 Coramunicatldns Liblicatibn's in the Open Forum willy 4 o t .. - la Bliull 8tre*t M guaranteed publicatloiTdf they contain more than 300 Wi'ordni. including teaching, prayers, Bible Uaoctaesttr. 7onn. adopted at San Francisco. By the I readings, pageants, plays, etc. We THOMAS F. I'e RGOSON terms of this provision, the ycir | Tha Herald reserves the r ig ^ to decline to publish a n y ^ i WAXTER R. FERGUSON should be meticulous , in* our en­ ^blUiitr* . _ for the United Nations to hold such | that may be libelous or which is^pIn batbad taste Free expression forcement of religious freedom and Feimdcd Oc^b^ 1. IbVl a session would have been 1955,: of political views ia desired by contributions of t ^ charactep- church and State being separate. Pubiubed Eyc^ Evantnj ExcapI the year of its tenth birthday, j but letters which are defamatory or abu^vp. vvill p i rejected. r Under these rules even the. Godless Bundayi and HoUdaya. EMtarad“ td at tha have rl£;hta which must be respect- Poit pillca at Mancheeter Conn.. But the General Assembly, in 1955, ^ ed. Sacond Claaa Mall Matlar. chose to duck the issue, and merely , SUBSCRIPTION r a t e s The Bus Bill ^«the minority >lws been In their de- 5. That thia shall be propoaed DAYS Pal'ablA in Advanca voted to appoint a special commit- | Dear Mr. Representative: mands. Thjr corredlion is usually and enacted at a atate level and. V What a shock It must have been overdone, is. bitterI and people get One Year . . . . tI».M tee to select the time and place that you will do everything in your . I7.7& to you to find that yours was the hurt, power .to place it on a national, Six Uontbi ... . 3.90 for auch a meeting. » Something ntw hot.been / • Threa Uontba . 1.30 deciding vote on the Bus Bill. The private school but 1 am_ level. Ona Month ... .30 Now that, apecial committee i.s irony is that a vote with ho more not htlitd to the fact that on th^' r. Representative, I am sure o.dded to Nylon M esh. . . the Weelcy ...... 06 conviction behind it than that ex- whdie they are a danger to^he best S ln rc Copy .. going to 'recommend to the 1957 thalS-you i will recognize the value rich muted tone. It'i'o MEMBER or ^ apneral Assembly that the ques­ pressed in your defensive, after the ^vantages of tlie nation. Unless of beihg^meticulous In giiprdlng In the old THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ■Elephants Sharing HpaghetTl vote, letter should decide the issue, vwatched very carefully, either by against aity,.,encroachment on the loiter, dorker blending of V T.'ia Aaaociated Praaa la axcltutvaly tion of holding such a charter re­ Dinner’ I hope that you did not view thWJ design or by accident, they are good basic la^s^set up by the foun­ color which. It to tfiuch entitled to the uaa of rapubticaQpn of view session be put off until the as an inconsequential issue." IM S used for purposes of segregation, all newa diapatchea credited to it. or I thought of thi.s Droodli sevei;.^ ders of jortr country and which not otbarwiae credited In thia paper 1959 General Assembly. much too basic to aljo'w ^ n ce Segregation, regardless of under haves^fved us so-wflLT am sure eotier to keep clean. and alao tha local newa pabilahed here. al months ago when 1 Was con- Circle Theater Al' righta of republication of apeclal This seems to mean that no auch riding. It is muen mort Important what banner, is detrimental to the you will appreciat^sthat we These are hondtome, diapatchea herein are alao reaerred. session can now be held before ducting an experiment to find out than votes for yoqrself or for that best interests of the United Stat will save oursehrea, and mstthr for either of thw'national; Segregation does not bree^^^ar- cool summer shoes Full aerrlca client of N. E. A. Serr- 1960. 1 why Elephants reach Kuch huge of ourselves, untold difficulty Ice. Inc. proportions on a diet of Peaniit.s. political partie.s. / 1 niony, harfnony is ifefcesjary to.the grief if we nip this in the bud be with luYury In Publiahera Repraaentatlvea: The in the discussions preceding the It seemed strange to me that .Man. There is iitllc doubt that you 1 internal 'p<'®ce of the'nation and fore it has a chanci- to grow. Oak Street Jiillua Malhewa Special Agency — New everything but price! York. Chicago. Detroit and ^atpn. vote the other day, various United who eat.s .Meat. Vegetables and wore subjected to pressure. The | our.internal petLt>e Is nece.ssary to Personally, I would like to con­ _M EMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF Nations diplomats voiced the opin­ , PiZTia. remains at a puny average militant minority alw*ys makes the peace oL^fie world. tinue the great prixilege that this g«CULAT10NS.______• , / ion that the piTsenl time is not of only 165 pounds and has a rot­ more noise th a^ the complacent Multiple town squabbles such as country has so kindly and tolerant­ The Herald PrlnUng Company; Inc., ten memoi'y besides. So. for two majority. You-could see vote's go­ you s'eem to fayor -u'ould put us ly granted to m-e. KVkii»»R asauroea no financial reaponaiblllly for auspicious^^ffll^’seeking changes in we'ek.s I ale nothing but Peanuts ing out theywindow. To vote ac­ -back. 100' years. Let ii« nnf ha go------^------Yours truly;------typograpbical_eirora atppearing in ad- the Unite d-Nations Charter. Tertiaementa and other reading matter and Peaniit Products. 1 hail Hca- cording to Uie convictions, which naive n.s to think that a scrap A Worried Citizen In The Mancheater Evening Herald. This is an old theme with diplo­ nul Pancakes. Peanut Soup, .seem to ^ evident in yqur letter, such arf this at a down level would niit Surprise i Peanut Shells •■SLI99ER-FREE Dupiay advertising closing bourn mats - the ■ theme that you must you could he sure would cost you not be bitter'and would n o t’csusc For Monday—1 p.m. Friday. never strike for fundamental solu- ' stuffed with Peanut Butler and the fuvint voles qf the proponents. separation of. cla.sses. WHERE YOUR I Peanut B rilllei. Peanut Cho/v Deaths Last ?^ight For Tuesday—J p.m. Monday. You Vre not alone in this. You had ■ Mr. Repfeaentativer you could FOOT RENOS" For Wednesday-1 p. m. Tuesday, tion to world problems until j pven slicked my hgir theirv'ational Republican Chairman For Thursday-1 p. m. Wednesday. problems themselves hsve quieted ,jo«.n with Peanut Oil. B use a lot of facc-.savihg. You have (StyU~t*nti*U'J ntminiu For Frlday-^1 p. m. Iburaday. sharing thi.s uncomfortable 'spot. tended youi;self, as do mo.st people By THE .AS.SOOI.ATED PRESS ttnji lit iaU 1/ tit fttt.) For Saturday—1 p. m. Frjtoy. down,. I didn't gain any weight. Matter of Ne'i'ton, Mass.- -I.saac Gt Swope, CTaaalfled deadllnd; 10;30_a.m. each -TThe beat political approach was' who do not stick to their convic- day of publ’patloD except Saturday — A s’ against thst theorv, we ' fnot I lost 63 pounds and after count on the complacency of the 54, son of Gerard Swope, retired ! V .u . _ I days I was so starved I could have na. in'a position where you are 9 a m. ~ majority running true to form neither acceptable to the propon­ president of General Electric Oo.-, would advance the suggestion th a t, Elephant. Come to think a nephew of -Herbert Bayard Wednesday, June 5 if the world , were hinning iUclf ihal's why Elep which la usually to forget. I won­ ents or the ojiponents. ep^nl.s der on an la.sue so fundamental a.s Swope, and a research electrical the way it ought to. the holding of are an b(g. They probably e^■air each Insteadsqf adding more non- Con­ this if they may not pull a surprise formity to ttie situation, I recom­ engineer connected with the Lin­ kK Japanese Trial a United Najion.s Charter -review other. coln Laboratory of Massachusetts ------/ thia time. mend to you that thi.s is a good FREE PARKING IN REAR OF STORE session would be considered a mat­ Institute of Technology, died Mon­ 5 The ruling ot our highest Wash­ 1 happen to be one of the minor­ time to return toNfirst principles. day.' He was born in St. .Louis. 4-Pe. Chorry Dinotfd ington offlClalB that the American ter which is ufgent rather than one ity, who elect to send their chil­ These principles have .served us Soon the loads and loads of furniture selected at very well in the pasr and have invemess, Calif.—Mrs. Mary soMier charged with shooting a which can be postponed again and A Thoufiht fo r Today dren to private schools. I , would Hay Hastings, 55, once s Ziegfeld ■* the recent Southern markets will be arriving at our Circle R ^ . $303.00 Modern Dinette with 34 x 50-inch Ttble, CJhino Japan'ese woman on a U.S. army again. Sponsored by the Manchester like this privilege to be continued been a large contributor to the pro­ Follies star, and whose first hus­ $389 Victorian Sofa ^ A , with sliding glass panel, one Arm Chair and 3 Side Ghairs. Council of Churches so that.- lf> it is so desired, my gress which we have been able to band was actor Richard Barthel- Theater warehouse. In order to accommodate target ringe in Japan must stand We have, at the moment, for grandchildren tan also go to a pri­ make. Maybe it would help if you po mess, died Tuesday. trial in a JapbR^^e court has been instance, the spectacle of the vate school. This is a considerable were to spearhead an action which, Tvoical solid mahogany hand- these things in our warehouse, and on our display floors, Tithing Pays I» 8 Angeles—Jq.seph J. Jones, ------■ « isi . 1 Too Wagons 49.50 Influenced no 'dpubt, by the re­ world's great powers meeting at pri;vllege in itaelf. This privilege in accordance with your letter, 72. blind machinist who founded cajrvbd..M8e frame with fose an- / we've slashed prices up.to S0% and rhore on this ffhe furniture so you'll move it right cent riots on Formosa, which re­ Chrisljtin tithing grows mil should not be trifled with for the would agree with your fiinciples. W e g i v e GREEN STAMPS (2 )'Reg. $79.00 Large mahogany models with oval drop London in an effort to reach aome!' of love fop God and gratitude for the International Guiding Eyes tique 'velvqt covering on tight seat / flected Chinese dissatisfaction sake of A quick dollar or a tem­ I suggest this is a good time to under sponsorship of the Interna­ ' into your home. Sale lasts three short days only including leaves; removable glass trays. kind of partial disarmament agree- ■ gn jjia Ijleasinga. porary socta). or religious advan­ clean up the whole matter once ■^and tufteoba^. / with the swift exoneralham by a tional A."tsociallon of Machinists, ment. Yet it should be obvious | 2. ly is an act of faith in God's tage. We the huinority, who elect and for all and that it would be Thursday and Friday evenings (for this sale only). U.S. military court, of ah Ajneri- that, however pleasing any token | promises to care for those who died Sunday. to use private schftaj.s, whether the very fitting for you to be. the in­ Advertise in The Herald— It Pays Immediate delivery only; obviously, nothing can be stored for Droploof ToMos 34.95 can soldier who had killed a Chi­ agreement there may be t" the >°ve, ^ prospers motivation be. social "0,r religious, stigator. I recommend that you nese Ppeplng Tom. world's present emotions, there can should guard against mlftkjng the get behind and see that the neces­ future‘delivery. All sales final. Reg. $55.00 Mahogany pedestal Tables with 16 x 38-inch But the ruling also confirms often repeated mistake of iraking sary Slate action is taken to in­ ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ tops; extend to 44 inches. never he any real di.sarmament, o r ; a Chrialian tithes, not for sure : BorealoungoiM^air 79.50 what was the original decision of rW^abandonmenUot the creed"! special favors from God. but be- for more than it is our Just d'iig. any rei The majority also should acciept its 1. That freedom of religious Reg. $129.00 Floating action adjits^lc chair with built-in American military authorities on of national,atloiixl, niiiitsrymililar nne^er iml'il cause he believes it is a rea.son cliftice shall continue. able first step in giving for the responsibility of seeing that the OPEN' legrest. Olive green textured cover. Knotty Pint Dining ToMo 49.50 the scene in Japan. 2. T h at church and State shall OPEN "Pork white Banking" some substitute pow Lord's work. Many give more. minorities do not bit by bit work FRIDAYS Reg. $129,00 Oval dropleaf model with rudder base. In Japan we'have, as we do' not and order in the world haa been 5. The tithe is 10 per cent of a themselves into a position that be­ continue ho be kept separate down THURSDAYS to the moat minut' detail. 6 P. M. to 8 P. M. in Formosa, an official treaty un­ provided and formalized. Chirstian's income given' for the comes intolerable. 6 P. M. to 8 P. M. At the "FIRST" Modern Arm Choir 3 9 .S 0 ^ der which w'e concede to Japanese' work of the Lord, , History is full -of incidents 3. That 'pu-blic funds shall not We are going to havMarger na­ w-here minorities have been allow­ be ii.sed for private enterprise with j Reg. $69.50 Scandinavian type with walnut legs and arms; Fronch Provincial Btiffot 79.50 courts the right to try American 6. .lust start tithing. God will tional armaments, and llilK.lhreat show the way! ed by the majorities to grab off specific emphasis placed on oon- | w j^rsimmon textured fabric on seat and back. Reg. $159.00 Cherry buffet in fruitwood finish; 62 inches personnel for offen-ses not com- of war, until such lime as we^cre- —:’(The’United LuUieran Church) more than was c'oming to them and tributions of any nature to ■private | p Yvide. — mittted In the line of official duty. schools and stating in panicujar | ate a permanent United Natio; were finally slapped .down. The im- The incident in Question occurred '\ F lin t, Mich. -^Absolutely four fortunate historical fact ia that not for ti^ansportation of privatfr^ w police force, ■with power and au Barrel Choir 59.50 when the American aoldier, en­ pdr cent of United Statc-s-huilt au­ whe» the majority decides____ _ to.,.^Achool atuOents except from their Ihority greater, in matters of keep­ slap it Is no more reasoning: than'f homes to the closest available, pub- ^ Saving for Something Special? gaged in warning a Japanese scrap tomobiles are trirnmed in leather. Reg. $98.00 Claw-and-ball Chippendale model with foam ing world order, than that of any scavenger off the firing range, put cushion; Kelly green matelasse cover. individual nation or group of na­ an empty cartridge case In a tions. ■ ■ . I . . ■ Kitchen 0 .9 9 table .45 grenade launcher and let fly with No real disarmament is going the "First" offers a Provincial Lounge Choir 79.00 it The cartridge case struck the to come by negotiations among the woman in the back and killed her. Reg. $99.50 French Provincial style with fruitwood frame; Stools * Lamps great powers unless and until there The ruling announced in Wash­ button back, nubby toast covering. is on the hotlzon something to (23) Reg. $4.95 unfin­ ington yesterday by Secretary of replace their greut power rule of ished 30-inch stools. Reg. $14.95 Milk GISmT Defense Wilson and Secretary of the world. That something even­ BUDGET CLUB For playroom bars, with whibD parchment State Dulles, and backed by the tually has to be a United^ation.s too. shades. President,, makes the determina­ 1 1 with full law against war, ah the quality df Japaneae juaUce, and w i^ n bounds. That is a lovely Tradition Paneled Bed in twin Simmons Hidt-o-Bod 188.00 . 8x10 Hand Hooked Rugs 39.95 ■ ' ' /■ . 0 Mill, inatead, content Itaelf wjth thought, but not necessarily, real- 3-Pc. Solid Mohoymy Bodroom 191.00 ' size; one only. Jleavy turned' y Reg. $269.50 Lawson design in Colonial print cover. (7) Reg. $75.00 Rugs, same quality as above; Green, Brown, watching tjhe conduct of the caae ietic. 348 Middk Turnpikt VlfMf, Manehoktar—Phent Mi 3-8734 ife«g. $307.966 18th Century bracket baseba; design with Dresser posts. ■ I Opens to full size bled with Simmons innerspring mat- Rose and Black Borders; ovals and oblongs; not all coKcoloYs in i^d then evaluating'iia result. It fed Mirror, Chest and Full 3ize Bed. tress. / . / I both shapes. Used for window display purposes. Aa 15. could be a case fairly conducted, The Queen Anne Chair was in­ Ifeu'rsdn. good hands wMi: i and the verdict could'be Juat; vented' by tm tngcnioua cabinet maker fdr' his beir-cohditloning AUTO ■ ptaa I f i r S T n a t io n a l b a n k Queen.. Although Queen Anne's 4r ■ ■ W WWW m OF MANCHESTER sos maim cm u cR T \ PoBtponinf A NeccMky 'voluminous skirts cenceided the -snaoMAL TMtrr 595 MAIN STREET fact that she wiw an expectant • BS W O S N C ' t •.O MPAMV -AHiLV UAiiLirr A apactal' otm m ltlpM of the m o ^ r , her skirts presented a sit­ • 't 6 C K I & OMFANY PROTKCTION inauaAMCi OPPOSITE PENTLAND THE ' V bHmI Natloiu Ganesf^xAaeembly ting-down proUem. Hence, the C “A Greater Bank for Greater Manchester** )*' •T to 0, the other day, to Qsieen Anna Chair tab bom, with FmAldsd bg tto *s . Jtm ti and KsbiUHM ditli«ct aqd wgara)* frsa Sw parsat, . laefi, laahack and Ca. Haawi O ffi^ Malila, Rllaalai i t : wide front legs .slanting out- \ v/: .'jT’ MinNRMM jMtiwiirihg for anotkar liaM to grBcsfuUy akisport huge t , V . FLORIST AND OMR StCIDLa . /lMBB'-9NMri, .tha guaaUaB df hoopi^Orta. ■ ■ I ■ • . ■ '1 ■ ■ . • ■ ' ' ( i . ' ! ' ■ , k ''':

, — ‘ —... , p . ^ „ , /• i- *’ ■ - \ ' • . ' „ V' J. . , MANCHESTER EVfia^ING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN* WEqNESDAY, JUNE 6. 1967 i PAGE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE B, 1957. ..ini , I \ Church, 'fi'ith a program at 10:45 raceway by State «nd lond police,- South Wind$or degres fi^om the New England was fined $1'$ for pasting on ihe firemen aild highway''worlclers. Oonservatory of Music Jn'SKMton right and A n t hjo n y OaUnis, a.m. "Children are asked to b« In Rowe of Bristol June'll. Ha has been a music edu­ ThompoonviUc, .waai finod $38 for their Church School rooms i|t 10 Miss Spak has -fen the object Rockville^Vc^on - ,JM Fo«t«r - cation Slid voice major and will' he, driving aw unr>glaUr*d motor ve­ a.m. To Heacf Masons of an intensive search- since her M u s ic F e te hicle, improper use of plates,. op­ ...... M uk takIM H atalM te muaic lns,tructor In the public Third graders who will receive f a th ^ John, reported her missing wtllki Am. ■•kliint Tkli Umliii kM»«. Sill-iM ti UieM MHt WJ school! of Lexington, Msss., pext erating without head or Uil lights, Bibles are Karan Barber, Jeffrey 1 Norwich, June 6 (A5-:-Newie 8. iBst-'Wednesday. Her family told _ . . . raeiiMllM. ku. kMikck%’ille. June 5 (Special)—T h ^ may make reservations through Fln'nejr; secretary, Nancy Hubley; BoM of Selectmen went on record L. and Betty .C.^ple. and in the the ftie^n^ at the Masbnjc Temple | ehoaeh as foltawsTxIJean Ellison, other. Peter and Aiin, Humphrey. here, "ilie following othef-^offlcers' Jeanne Martin, Jam t, Stoddard, Mrs. Bancroft tqda'y. and treasurer, Shirley Petersen. Majicheeter 'Evening Herald today to being agreeable to Uirn- . Also, faith commission chairman. D ad Will Really Ing the town's share of the F^er- The writ stateii that the' defend­ wete also elected: ' and Marilyn West: T h e ^ ris are There will be an open houae at Wapplng, South Windsor, .rorreS- leas Mil! property over to the City ant removed and sold gravel from Mathias A. Vsn Altena ot Wl all seniora at Ellsworth the school at 4:30 p.m, this Satur­ Karen Klambt: social action pondent, Mrs. Q. Warren W’eat- for negoUations toward establish­ a lot adjoining those .of the plain- sled. Deputy Grand Master; High School and will graduate hext day. followed by a tour of the chairman, Nancy Nevers; and brook, telephone M ltch^ fi-4014. Bn joy The.GIHs You ing a shopping -center. tiff.s. thiLS impairing the lateral est M. Lofgrtn of Greenwich. Qfand week. sSchool, a dinner and dance'at , the fellowship chairman. Judy Brown. First ■ Selectman .Herbert ,1. support of their lines and causiug Principal Conductor of Work; The The program will feature the Sfajnehester Armory. Ttk’q members of the local group Work on an atomic reactor la in. P u a n t made the aiinouncement to­ a precipice. The plaintiffs further Rev. WHIlslh Nicholas of Osm-; adult and junior .choirs, of the Town Court have been elected tb office in the /uU awing at the Roskilde fjord. Choose For Him From day ahd said a town meeting wll claim that the developer remove a ^ ^ t- resenting the plaintiffs, Grand Captain of the Guard: E. Mrs. Asher A. Collins of Sand Hill Jan> Buchner, Fbster St., was Children’s tMy Slated 435,000 long tons ot^new n ib ^ r in ■'T men by Mayor Herman G. Olson i„oeal .Woman Honored Kenneth Wilson of Hartford, Grand Rd., will be one of the soloists'. He fined $9 for folloiving too closely. Children’s day will be observed 1956 compared with a record 1,- last night. Margaret Johndrow, Conductor; Pierson E. Dolbeare, will. receive his bachelor of music Also: David H. Ransom, Miamdeii, this Sunday at the Wapping 529,699 long tons in 1955. All Would Benefit High St , will receive the hi^hem of New London. Grand Marshal; Signed by. about 50 taxpayers., ih> tbyal Order, of the Reelected were Frederick R. Coles HOUSE’S the peUtion points out that the j^oose Auxiliary at^ceremonies in of West Hartford. Grand TVea- propoeedopoeed shopping renter would | j,, next >i'eek. She surer and Lawrence G. Dreschfer of , PLAY G Y M Because They're In The f enefit e ...... the whole town, as ^ well as. will ... be. the first r.— Rockville ..womsn Baltic, Grand Recorder. | the city, and requests that the ( receive the honor. eelertm en be empowered to con\ey , Johndroyv plans . town's half-interest in Peer- j j f„r hjooseheart where she Height Of Style... Things less Mill to the Wty- by (^iitclaim receive,a cap and gown signi- Six local residents were'Vmong^ Missing Woman I the 2,720 atudenta who r e e ^ ARTHUI 3 .deed. ti'idK her,'admittance to the Col- ~HeWou!d Buy Himself V to be included on the Regents, degreoa^ from Boston Unjvfftiity Drowns in Flume d r u g s to r e the to^m meeting. Pagtol Ro^vflle Chapter .No R72 will at combined baccalaurMte and ' J m k r be aiitho^tion to i hold" a send-off party in honor 61 I commencement ejaefeises at the Stafford Springs, June 6 (Spe-, I session for ■[ * g | JiTi s. Johndrow Saturday at 8 p.m. 1 942 MAIN STREET ~ ST. JAMES ILOCK Boston Gard5Jt''sunday morning. ciall—The body of a woman.' »'■- W aist or Coerf Lvnigth J*m“ Acc^?rSng to state « t a t t j t e ^ [at^he^^^^^ Hom^_ Dougla5^''liee FYiend. 79 Coni- found in a mill raceway yeiterday ' I stock Jttf. received the degree of afternoon,- has been identified as a s s baohilor of laws from the School Miss Mary Spak, 37, missing since TAm i WHh . . . JACKETS tag the same hwra. V . . 1 was formed 10 years sgo. Sii Law. last 'W'ednesday. ■“ k i; T h e . tOwm meeting is hpmg caUed I sers'ed three t Wendell Stuart Gales. 311 ! Medical Examiner Alfred Schi-.. Ant& In a good variety of styles for Wednesday, the ■Woodbridge St., received the de­ avettl said an autopsy s^ow.ed no.M I m SALE THURSDAY, FRIDAY A SATURDAY Bible day. to avoid ^confUct with^ ^ . jn^nool ^ gree of bachelor of laws from the e%'idence of foul pla.v. He tefm ^ and fabrics. Sizes 36 to BO. the annual city rpeeting scheduled, *chooUgfaduation cal- 1 School of Law. the death a auicide by drowning. Roach S|»ray for Tuesday. ' endar has beem^noiinced as fol- 1 Nancy Ann Pelke. 17 Campfield State Police Lt. Harry Taylor, FwN prataniMi. I Rd., received the degree of bache­ in charge of Stafford Springs bar­ UUcli^.XeeH DRUG STORE i r e a S C o " th e l^ '^ .' FridayT ^ne 7. honors lor of .arts from the College of 8fla«ti«a laiiii#7« In aen\bly>'*^'''l®y- June 10 to Mon- racks, said the body was discov- ' 12-oz. Aeroaol....9 8 ® ^opinns center pro]*project Mayor Ol- day^-tfune 17. final examinations; I Liberal Arts. , ered .wedged in a flume leading in­ ■on aflw it could■ • ■be built on the ,ifionday. June 10, 9:35 a;m.. Seni­ I Carol Mona Roltner. 48.1 E. Cen­ to Gienville Mill by two main#- dty-feeed ReereaUon Fieid alone ter St., received the degree of well. 411 Center St..- received the Meat Supply to Drop nance men, 'The men were check- 1,*9 ors draw tickets in auditorium; degree of bachelor of sacred the­ SHORT SLEEVE but development of the two a <1' Monday. June 17. 6:30 p.m . Senior bachelor of arts from the College ing an abnormal drop in the water i joining parcels of land w ^ pro- of Liberal Art.s. A history major, j ology from the School of 'Theology. Chicago- The nation's supply flow. Investigation disclosed the H a s two sw in g s >' dSi great''- hen'ftta.-^o Bradley Field, • Wlndsoor Looks; of meat, which climbed from 136 body, with only a foot and'lower chinning ban, trapeze bar and gym ring. taunlclpallUes. 1 Theta, the national history honor ' wood SL^ for whom a picture is part of one leg showing. | .1 Tha “'ay®*' apkr thej Peerie^ Tuesday, June 18. 8:30 a.m.. Sen­ 80Cie,tv She was an honor student ' not available, received the degree pounds per person in 1951 to 164 SPORT iors obtain caps and gowna, Room pounds in 1956, Is expected to drop I It took almost three hours for 11 Heavy tubular steel frame, weather- twoDarty is a f e t one-fifth of the St Manchester High. of associate in arU from the Jun- removal of the bodv from the SPONU^ 18; 9 a.m.. Senior rehearsal, Sykes The Rev, Sherwood Alan Tread- ior College. , , to about 157 pounds this year. resistfimt enam el finish. PAPER t ^ > 0 ^ only half the Peerleaa Auditorium; 1 p.m., June faculty Complete ear rleaner, SHIRTS tjf; its share, of the entire meeting, cafeteria. Building A; re-uaable. The cleaner ret would be one-tenth. Wednesday, June 19. 8;05 a.m. to An extremely popular item aUo pointed out that Teerleaa 12:15 p.m., one session with olas.s la Inkide. with any man. Big variety to property Involves the greatest ex­ periods of 25 minutes each. All N A P ifIN S cho’bse from. All sizes. pense to the developer, who ifiuat students are to report to home­ TAME faybrooks t f e down the mill and .cover the rooms and classes for sttendsnee, river which runs beside it. The return of examtnations, report O ur Price . w Cbefliae recreaUon field la clear and level. cards, and eheking of textbooks. The developer has offered to build 'Pliursday. June 20, 8:30 a.m.. Final r'l . : I M - t CIEME Appetite a ITS.OOd city hall for the city, and Senior rehearsal,' SVkes Auditori­ to bund a half-million dollar shop- um; 8:15 p.m.r graduation exer­ center. in exchange for the cises. Stimulant Officers for next year's Senior MNSE Tax revenue from the proposed class were ■ recently elected. 'They ■y Tanj. ' Stimwhitaa J ( | project U Oatlmated at $14,000 for were: I'residenl. ’Tony DeCarli; sAninoc 98 tha •ppatMa. the town and $7,000 for the city. vice president, Peggy’ McGinnis; bonk.:.... MtHaef SO'all - Earl J. Campbell, representing seercrtary, Linda Butler: treasurer. X • the .Vernon TaxMyers Bureau . and Gene Pitney: and assistant treas­ Irving Campbell, former Vernon urer, Patricia Wisniewski. representative, were present at the Student Council elections were meeting. 1 recently held in the homerooms. Damage Suita Filed 'Next year's officers are: Joseph STOMAbMfPSET? Two damage suits seeking $10.- Doherty, president: Ronald Ges- 000 each were filed yesterday with say and Robert Murphy; co-vlce- SPORTSWEAR AT CcnfO'-iS the Tdiwn tilerk against Overbrook 11 V ‘f a m M.s Heighta, Inc. (ConHmied on P**:* Nln^toon) 9 MincTol^

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»'» 6IANCHESTER EVENING,HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, ^ D N ^ ^ A X , JUNE 6, 1957. pa g e THUtniN '? “ 'i lIANCHESTiER EVENING OTRALD. MiU^CHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8. 19^7 , ^ PAGE TWPLVE' 1 - u : - questions raised by ths residents' FOR atWmajT! AaaUti^t U. S. Atty. Money-Saying Bv^l Gk>spital Notes Bdard Tables ix’' Ike Favors Atom Test Ran Ribicolf Upset Federal Gourt Hears arry Hultgten maintained :that THE S« Cjapehart A ct Is consUtuUonsl ADMITTED YESTERDAY: and the SeersUry o f Defense acted Education Bid With Total Disarmament By House on Michael Gorman. Talcottville; Jan­ within Ms rights In authorising et DeCunto, ■ North Coventiy; Vin­ N ik e Issu e the condemnation. x ; . Board of Education members cent VIgnone, 61 Hillcrest Rd.; (Oontined (rom Pkce One) Firearms B ill Tawm N o t Ceatesting ' will get an answer after July 1 Charles Ashwell, 102 Woodbridge Moet Of tbe 13 -acres taken by from Town Dtrectori on whether On Advisory Board St.; Iver Anderson, 28 Maple St.; U.S. Judge Jo(ieph 8mith_wUl'^ Rundbaken said » rs<|Viest for a If aome member! of the. political hear arguments in Federal Court hearing on an injunction may not the government for the housing, thiy can have 828.500 more than (Continued from Page One) Richard Warrender, 80 Lenox St.; site was owned by the Town of thsijr sChedal^...... budget to— spend 'on oppoaiUon — tne iJemocrata—had Paulette'.'Lucas, Chaplin: James in Hartfoj^ Monday In the gov- be pressed until after Judge Smith emment’k condemnation o f Lake- rules on the motions. He noted Manchester, but the town is not teachsfrg salary' raises. been able to put over aome- of the in Connecticut during- recent Brand, 136 Green RdT; Mrs. Elaine ■0's requeat for an adr wood Circle property for the Nike that work being ‘ done at Ut^ -Mte contesting ^ condemnstton. ' The Bbarfl's request for an a program! they had advocated in months.” Schubert, 80 Lockwood St.; Mis. The injunction hearing that had dtUonal a|^rqpriaV.pn waawas i dls- The governor added; Catherine Sieminski, 12 Proctor housing site. adjacent to Lakewood Clrcle\haa the paat. ^ beens of a minor nature so tar.' been scheduled for Superior Court cuaaed laat night by ths.pirectors.s Pirccte "Although Connecticut law en­ Rd.; Mrs. Pauline Straight. 29 L i­ The healing, which will also in-, ...... _ , . aoMaM Formoaa—Bhadnhoxver .said the' tomorrow wsS to have been the The Directors were aoMaM by forcement officials have called for lac St.;'Archie Lamb, RFD 1, Staf­ volvd'a request for an Injunction! , •'*}’** *** ®'^>^ General Manager RichSTdsrd MarMartin recent anti-American rioting on stricter control of the selling and blockinghlnrkinr the contractor from nro- prO' a requeslT for _an injunction reaidenla’ second attempt to biqck Formosa doea not mean their is ford Springs; Mrs. Marie Zwick, would be specious,” he added. construction of the housing for to wait until the amount of avail­ carrying of pistols and revolvers 59'School St.; John Lufka, 165 Ly- ceedihg with the Arm y housing.' able money is known before mak­ any need for a reaaaessment of Constitutional Issue .Nike personnel and their families. this act provides for a weakening dall St.; Stephen Washitz, 28 eliminates a Hartford. Superior ing a decision on the additional relatiohs between the U.S. and Na­ of the present laws.” Court 'hearing scheduled for to­ Attorneys fpr the residents have They failed • in inelr 'first . try tionalist China Eisenhower added- Courtlapd St. raised a constitutional issue in appropriation. . Values Earlier in the day, Rlbicoff ve­ morrow. last nionth. A t that time. Judge Sourcea of , poaaible aupply that Nationalist leader Chiang toed another hill. But the legis­ AD M ITTE D TODAY: WilUam t protestUig the seizure of a aCrip of George Conway, after an informal A t that hearing, four Lakewo<^ their land for an access mad that' would be the State's pupil ,-Kai-ahe1< promptly apologised for lature speedily re-approved it. Griffin, 90 Henry St.; Clifford hearing, refusftd to issue an in­ the rioting ai^'Shouidered blame Tower. 23..Delmont St. Circle residents were prepared to it to be built to thf housing site. grants and the cash balance left CTe measuT* permits state agen­ seek an injunction restraining the junction because of the condemna­ from operation of the achoola for for the incident. ■ BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son The constitutional issue is baaed tion case pending in Federal •x: China T ^ d e — Discussing Brit­ cies to begin construction and re­ Anthony ‘Miller Construction Co. the current year. to 12.98 pair jobs costing up to 125,000 to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Tribe! on the contention that the use to Court. ain's recOnt relaxation, of restric­ bom. Chestnut Hill; a daughter to of Atlantic City, N. J., from pro­ be made o f the property would ^ The cash balance will be known without advertising bids or em- However, he agreed to ‘issue a •V.. tions on its trade with Communist Mr. and Mrs.' Samuel Pierson, 116 ceeding ‘ With construction of 32 of a private rather than a public by July 1. The amount available Values to 14.98 playing the facilities of the state’ show-cause order, Which would set China, Elsenhower said there ore Constahee Dr.; twins a boy and houses for Nike personnel and character. In support of this, the. from the State will, be known public works department. > the sUge for a full trial, with both within a few days,- according to sharp differences among Ameri­ girl to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rusk their families. attorneys state that the land con­ The ' House overrode the veto sides presenting evidence. th'e general manager. - Pima broadcloth, bembergs, cupionla, cana as to whether this country Jr., Hebron; a da\ighUr to Mr. and The issue was transferred to the demned by the goveraiiient has should follow.suit. The differences, bv a vote of 213 to 36; the Senate Federal Court at the request of Martin prepared the Board *of linens, washable prints, polished cot­ Mrs. George Coolbaiigh. Coventry, been leased back to Miller, a It wqs this hearing the contrac- he went on, involve an evaluation by 26 to 5. 'the contractor. ” It was decided rivate contractor, to build ■tor chose to bypass in favor of a Education's budget on the basis of tons. Dresaeil for every occasion, casual o f the value of such trade. DISCHARGED YESTERDAY; that arguments . on the motions Sousing that will be rented.- day In Federal CJourt. ' an anticipated .increase of.'|21 per wear, party dresses, work, play. Sizes The main point at issue. Elsen- Rexford Clayton. Tolland; Stephen filed in connection with the con: Taking' the residents’ land for pupil in State grants. The Legisla- Famous 5-15; 10-20; 14H-24H. Bellinghiri, 103 Grand Ave., Rock­ The Lakewood Cfircle residents hdwer said, is whether there should demnation action could also, be private use, the attoraevs claim. b a v « ‘ ture has since voted the_121—Iq- K. on» nr\ nf restrictions, on trade Ike Airs Hope ville; Mrs. Myrtle McCollum, 470 heard Monday. ------— violates Uieir constitutional rights. crease and an additional aum baaed with Russia, and another tighter Porter St.; ■ William Seibert, Cov­ for months on the Nike housing Raymond T. Qulth , Atty. Frederick T. Rundbaken Tiiey also assert that the C^pe- question. They claim that the prox­ oh the percentage of pupil growth. set. of restrictions dealing with entry: Mrs. Arlene Peloquin, 46 said today the contractor asked for hart Act, under which the housing The BoardvOf Education’s Bud­ 6ade with Red China. imity of the development to Lake- Fabric! .^Raymond.T. Qoish was appoint­ Nikita Helping School S t; Fred D. Baker. 43 Lyn- the transfer on the ground that his is to be built, is unconstitutional, wood Circle will hurt property get. waa set by the Directora at The President said he frankly ee^ a member of the Manchester dale St.; David Slmiflons, Coven- is . an out-of-state . urm while the since, the lawyers allege, it permits 82,838,429, which was 825,000 more does not see as much advantage in values in the Relsidence A A Zone Advisory Board of Health by town trv. I plaintiffs are (kmnectlcut residents. the acquisition' of private land neighborhood. than Martin recommended and maintaing a differential as.^eme directora last night. Arms Cut Plan DISCHARGED „ TO D A Y : Mrs. Rundbaken is a member of the through condemnation for .private 8159,000 less than the Board had .others do. He thus indicated, Qulsh^who lives at 61 Cambridge ^oan. White and daughter, 14 Divi­ rather than public user- " requested. • without sa>nng so specifteaily, that Hartford firnf of Rundbaken, Ryter St., will replace Barney Peterman sion St.; Mrs. Rosalie Borsotti and and Lehrer which, along with Atty. These constitutional Questions The additional sum is being he might favor putting trade with (Continued from Page One) Mahehester on the 5-member board. He is a sop. Storrs; Bruce Therrien, 11 James Egan, also of Hartford, is are contained in an amendment to asked to allow merit raises for Fittwd >. ■ ■ ■ believes, that in the long run trgde ly and received the unanimous ap­ serious, definite purpose than ever Mansf/eld; Jeffrey Begin, 943 E. Charlotte Gould. swer contended only that the con­ Local police today received the rectora meet with the Board of cannot'be stopped. He said we proval of the !^ard of Directors. . before of getting ahead with sub­ Middle Tpke.;^ Stephen Waklte, 28. "W e don’t care where the hear­ demnation was arbitrary and that, report of the arrest Saturday of Education to discuss the request Bca^ther going to have organised -The Directors postponed ap- stantive moves toward curbing Courtland St.; Robert Cal! 167 ing is held so long as it is held,” the housing site would result in a' Francla Forance, 22, of Hudaon, before the July 1 date and decida --tSnde pr clandestine trade. pointment of a new member of the Princeton St; Candace' Johnson, Rundbaken said in comme'ntibg on heavy burden of truck traffic on Masa., chargad I'with apeeding on On action after .the amount avail- ... Oirara.Case — Discussing th e arms. Board of Selectmen to replace A reporter raised the point of South Windsor; .Janet Dillon, 26 the transfer of the hearing to Fed­ roads in the area. Rt. 15. Foranca waa arreated 'able la known.' No decision on a U.S. Decidfdtt,fo let Arm y Spedal- Mrs. Ella Quish. who has resigned. Fox Hill Dr., Rockville. eral Court. In answer to the constitutional by State Police. meeting was made. lat 3.C. Wiiaaih B, Girard be tried whether the President might be by a Japanese court fp f the killing "missing a good opportunity to Values. of a Japanese woman,'Elsenhower get to the Russian people” if he s^d sometimes it is better to turn faild to seek equal time o.ver So­ to ever such cases to the .^ountry of Obituary viet facilities to reply, to Kh^sh- o r^ n , rather than attempting to chev. A Gigantic Selection of Craftsman Mowers:. 7. One for Every Type establish American jurisdiction. Look.'Bhsenhpwer replied, a com­ FUN FOR YOUNGSTERS! S!4/f Pedal pushers matching blouse setB. mercial firm in this country was 30,000 Sq. Ft. trying t o ' Improve its own com­ Washable poplins, ^ittractivriy trimmed. DcAths mercial standing and went to un­ of Lawn.One Pticed for Every.Pocketbook from 16788td 99.88 Sizes 10-16. Directors Permit usual efforts to get Khrushchev BIG DISCOUNT EVERY! before the American people for & SKIN DIVING Cruiser Purchase August VonHone ilr. performance. He said that'could 'TCugUst VonHone Jr., 48 Madi­ be done because tjtis is. a free DEPARTMENTS country. Newspapers, he said A decision to buy a police son St., died at Manchester Memor­ Combed Cotton ial Hospital last night after a short carried the' full text of the pro­ eruiaer for 12,250 aroused a dis­ EQUIPMENT illness. ]. ■ • gram. . Infants' Needs cussion of proper identification of Bom in Germany June 18. 1898, But If the President asked for DAY! police cars at a Board of Directors a son o f August VonHone Sr. and corresponding time, he said, only Undorwottr meeting last night. the late Anna Harms VonHone., he 14 TV stations'would be available Mosks Boys' Wear Wilbur Bennett of the Taxpayers had been a resident of Manchester in Russia, plus radio coverage. Goggles lieague asked for better identifica-. for 35 years. He was employed Girls' Wear tion o f police department cars. as a machinist at Pratt and Whit­ BABOOLL *'I think the police department ney Aircraft. He was a member .^OUld be more effective in Tfafflc of t h e Center (Jongregatlonal Pay Method Stalls ■ xoBtrol if the cars were, properly Church. Men's Wear identified” Bennett said. Besides his father, he leaves his Sidewalk Decision PAJAMAS and ' The reapon given by Chief Her- wife, Mrs. Emma Henry VonHone; man O. Schendel for hot marking two sons, Walter of Manchester Action on avpetition for a side­ Workclothes the cars more clearly is their use and Bernard of Andover; three walk on Vernon St. presented to 1.000 Cans! in different : types of work, in­ brothers, Edward of Manchester, Town Directors last night was cluding investigation, G e n e r a 1 Lingerie JONNIES Henry of New York City and Fred­ postponed until agreement ik Kanager Richard Martin said; erick VonHone of Springfield, reached on a new method of as­ The police department has eight Mass, and one grandchild. sessment. cars rotated for different ’ pur. Dresses poses to save wear and tear, ac- The funeral will he held at the The Directors have authority to cording to the manager’s explans Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main fix a new method of Assessing for tion. St., at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon, sidewalks under a bill just passed IHSCOUNT p r ic ed : Coats & Suits “ In my opinion, this is one of the with the Rev.dUflord p . Simpson, by the State Legislature. matters which is better left with minister of the CJenter Congrega­ The former method was payment Sportswear Reg. 2.49 'the chief-to decide,” he said. tional CThurch", officiating. Burial of .one-third of the cost by the towm Martin was given permission to will be in East Cemetery. I and two-thirds by property owners.. FOR DAD and GRADI Drip er Rcgiiler Grind! buy the new car from the Dillon . Friends may call at the funtiral The petitioners asked that the Knitting Yarns All brand new styles. Dotted er Motor Co. without taking bids. He home tonight from 7 to 0:30 and sidewalk be built to protect their Vacuum-Peeked! printed plisse. Sizes, S, M, L. told the Board that the same car tomorrow from 3 to 5:30 and from children on 'the way to Buckley School. Another petition for a side- List Price 4.95 to 18.95 had been ottered at the time of « ,7,ito ,9:30,p.m. Sporting Goods GMOFenteed Fireflil “ poi^lafBg tB ■J«an«ry~for'52.BiT. ■walk oh Vernon St. led to the pas­ V sage of the bill. FAMOUS HAKE The petitioners are residents of Camping Needs Town G^nsiders Funerals Jarvis Acres and not of Vernon St. YOUR CHOICE. . . ROTARY TENNIS RACQUETS Suit ^ttlement Fishing Gear LIMIT CUSTOMER! Harry A. MatfleM Memorial Flags l -’ ^y, 9 ' ” *1716 funeral oriWaTry A, Hat­ Housewares Town Directors and Town Coun . j r ' •el Charles Crockett will discuss a field, 301 Hilliard 9t., was held at Reporl^J^tolen OR REEL-TYPE MOWER claim from a Park department em­ 11 o'clock yesterday morning at' FAMOUS MAKI . Giftware ploye injured while working in the North Methodist Church. The Sometime after the Memorial 1952 before deciding whether to Rev. H. Osgood Bennett, minister Day services were held May 30, lOLFBAGS pay 84,500. of ' the church, officiated, and four flags were removed from be­ Appliances The claim involves an injury to james McKay was organist. Mrs. neath Manchester's W a r Memo- Solids and the left ankle o f George Bingham. Griswold ‘Chappell was soloist. A rla! Plaida The aiikle Injury waa correlated large delegation ' of members of Each flag represents a grave at 4 ” T . 1 2 ' ” Lamps by a State compensation commis- Amalgapiated Local 276, UAW- sea or in a foreign country of a aloner with heart disease later AFL-CIO, of which the deceased Maiphtster boy who lost his life ■uffned by the employe. was president, attended the serv­ he service of his countrj'. Toys & Games The commlasiones recommended ices. This flags also bore a tag that ^7.00 Down, 8.00 Month on GOLF CLUBS s 84,500 settlement after the t6wn ‘ The bearers were aH membejar'of gave the boy’s name, his service Sears Easy Payment Plan Louisville Wilson' Picnic Needs had offered to ptiy. 83.500 and the union. and where he fell. Bet of 5 Irons Set of 3 Woods Bingham’s attorney had asked Burial will take placp'-tomorrow The Herald received :a call today $7,500. in King’a^jGrove Csfltetery, Mars from Mrs. Laura. Loomis, who was Payment of a 8750 claim made Hin. Maine. 4 secretaiy for the Manchester Me­ 25.00 Cameras hy raeanore Saukaltis for Injuries morial Day committee, In regard DUNLAP 21-INCti ROTARY 2 9 ” suffered In a fall on Pnmeli P ! M Isr'tsth er Gordon , to the miasing flags. She express­ * Reg. 6330 Reg. 45.00 Jewelry waa authorized by the Directora Th^Tlmeral of Miss Esther Gor-. ed the desire that the flags be re­ last night. .The road'oh the east dqar '487 Center St., was held at turned to tbe monument and said Regularly 89.95 S a ve 2 0 .0 7 side of the street' was found to Holmes Funeral Home at 2 that no questions will be asked List Price 24.00 Floor Covering be defective. o'clock yesterday afternoon.' The concerning their return. • Rev. Fred R. Edgar, minister of • 2 HP ,4-cycle engine with automatic recoil atarter SLEEPING BA( the South Methodist Church, offi­ Rugs & Carpets ciated. Burial w;as in East Cem­ e. Cut ad justs lU .to3^i-in, without tipping mower ‘ Nylon- Building in |IIay etery. Public Records Designed for • Recessed" wheels on left side for side trimming Bearers were'Raym'qhd Gordon, all-purpose Daeron- Wall Tile ‘ Set at 81,161,861 Kenneth Gordon, James Gordon • Smooth steel housing and nick-resistant blade , P Orlon-, . Warrantee Deeds J cutting and Robert V. Bonadies. tIH Tumblehrook Acres. Inc., to Construction for. which building ; Members of soihe of the7.-wom- Linoleums en’s circles of the South Method- Joseph R, jleyj'olds, property at perhiits were issued in May added Frances and NIlea Drs. 81,161361 to the taxable' Grand lit Dhurch called at the funeral .11 It<4eate of Lien List, a rqiort by Building Inspec­ home Monday nlghf to pay last COMPLETE UNE OF Dty Cleaning resp4cts. - - — .— ------— iovemment -againat F r^ DUNLAP IB-INCH REgL MOWER tor ^riswtdii Chappell indicates. Gerber. • That is .356 pe'r cent more than CAMPIHG NEEDS Relemaa of Attachment % Service MANCH^TIII. IMIRSIH. the 8^5310 added by constriic- . Dolores T. Jntr^ Anthony LaPolla against CUf- Regulariy 89.95 . Outdoor Oaa Stoves, Lanterns, Folding tlon for which permits were issued The funeral of Dolore'a T. Jutraa, ford Risley, property on Eldridge Save 20.07 Oota. In May last year. infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. !K:n • Here la the comparison for May Marcel Jutraa, Was held' at 9 J. 8. Brown against Clifford Ris'- -Si-a Self-propelled kOpen Daily 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. Free Parking^ Money Back Guarantee TERRY OLOTH 1957 as compared with May 1966. o’clock this morning at the Walter ley, property on Eldridge St. Am effortless • Powered by sii efficient HP 4-cyirte gas engine Dwellings, 30 and 13; garages N. Leclerc ^Funeral Home. The 11 Trade Name CertUlcate •il $ and 6; mlaccUaneous 4 and 10: Rev. Edgar Farrell officiated. cutting s Self-propelled with belt and chain drive operation Burial was in St. James’ Ceme­ Delbert A. Knowlea, 160 Biasell iii alterations and additions. 42 and St., doing business as Del's Clean­ a Convenient throttle and clutch controls on handle ROBES 56;. Affidavits indicating inertosed tery. ers. Hurry for this! cost over original estimate, 13 • Carbon-steel-S-biade knife and reel and knife bed Certificate qf Inoorporatioh SUPER! BOVy ...nad-IL-______CHILDREN'S Boys’ Short Sleeve Slaaa 2 to 6. Donwell Oo., metal fabricators, J Hi si Marlin Suggests wl(h 850,000 upital authorization :::::: '•t ■ '1 'll. > ,1 1 itii irni divided Into 5,000 aharea at par value each. Starting capital plissE About Town Government Study 810,000. Incorporators, Donald R. IVY lEA G U E Sherman, Wellman R. Burnham, The.Manchester Taxpayers General Manager Richard Mar­ and Betty-Joyce Sherman, all of iM g u e will hold its regrular month­ tin suggested to the-Board of Di­ South 'Windsor. - , ly meeting Friday night at 7:80 rectors last night a survey be made Building Permits PAJAMAS ,.}f 1 at the WaddeU School. A l ! mjem.: df 10 years under the councll- To NTcholsia R. Jackaton, for ad­ keg. 1.59 Value! LOOK! CHILDREN’S bers and prospective new members dition to a dwelling at 405 Hackma­ •rs Invited to attend. msn'iger tomi of government. He tack St... 81.300. First Quality suggested including recommenda­ Tw-') ■''.'■’ I ' >■4*. :■■■'( ■(< ' ■' / . ' I . V / / *> ■h ■•C X Nc 7 . .O' _ ' MAKCHES^n^EVENlKG HERALD, MANCEBSTER,-CONK, WEDNESt)A 8 . 1 9 5 T \ ,. X PAGE FOURTEEN 77^ S e c tio n WEDNESDAY, "JUNE 5, 1967 :8lanrt|rfitrr ^lEnrning WEDNESPA 1967 PagetY’lS to 28 • v : em diwctnff. m W c will bo pro­ . ‘ ■■ 7 ^ / 2 Officers Installed .. rraduAtes. Sunday Variely^JIu^ical vided by A ^lfcK aya orchestra. yr^ 7 Scenery foeXtho show has been / ^By Nojlh WSCS !t for Friday painted W two High School stu­ Coventry Wa’ra Pusded, Too dents. JBwlyn Fdhcher and Dor­ 'Flame Fiesta,” a variety mUsi- othy yinderhoff. Olficera fort he coming year T|,ekcts may, be purchased at the The Herald ragrata that it is were, InataHM at the meeUng ot cal, will be presented by the Ger­ dodk- Friday night. Grade 1 RegistratibnMtllV^ unable to print a daily croaa- the WaiM of the North Methodlet trude Gardner Tyier School 'of o word pussle thia week. Puaslas New Tecfr School Here \ Chuycn Monday night at the I>ance Friday night at 8 o’clock tar Yugoslavia and Norway have furnished The Herald by a news rch. r ' ■ the High School auditorium. a^eed to raise their legations in 49 Additional Khowh^ligible service were not received in the- 'Mra. Waaley Thoutt waa In- The 2-hour show gdll incldde Belgrade and Oslo to embassy mall this week. They will be The Bute Senate yeatarday^forthedmtag from- tha noxt 'ifa-, atatled aa preaidentt Mra. Edward resumed Monday. U' tap, ballet, toe, acrobatic and^ mod- status. passed and sent to the House • : •*1" Legislature. ' ' Potter, drat vied preaiderit; M»- Oovantry, June 5 . (Special) A *The Rockville Auxiliary ivaa Manchester schools bo»d- L. H. Melbert, aecond vlCe'preoi- total of 119 children were regia- awarded firat place 'in Hi clasa bondmg duthorisatlon providing authoricalion is ificluded in a dent; Mri. Everett Benhedy, eec- for a aimllar entry. tered for Grade Tin September at Roche and Mrs. H ^ry BourgaulU for a start to be made on a new measure protd^ng for the la- retaty; and Mra.' Henry Hem- The poppy poater entry of Shir­ Howjsll Cheney Technical School'’suance of a total of 85,400,000. in oeaaiona held loat week at Center ley Rowell of this town wai select^ F frst C ongregational -Church c)Kl!r, brechU, treaiurer. 7:30 p.m, sanctuary: Boy.Tlcout in Manchester. ' bonds. The proceeds wlU be sp^l The following aecretarlee were and Coventry Grammar School. Of ed aa the.diatrict winner to be en­ mh. * technical institute in-Noriv II tered in the Department P oppy toop 63, Frontier Arritofy' CJub, Fafhor's Day is Juno I6thl The measure provides for O'* , walk and for vocaUonal schools in ,< i fnatalled: Mra. John Snuffer, mia- Ifieae.. 113 were enumerated laat 7:30 p.m. .with David Rf«he; Amer­ ipnary education and aervied; Poater Contest. A girl from Mooa- Issuances^pf 8500,000 in bonds for-New Britain and Meriden, 6s well fall by the two PTA unit*. The up wa,s aw arded tecond place for ican DiVision, Boys BasebslI TAR MERCIANT n«. Griswold C ha^ll, aplritual other aix had arrived aince that Leagu.e. 6 p.tjk, . Plains A thletic the purchssr of land frfr s hew, as Manchester, IVI lifersMrs. Ralph Warren, litera­ Graduation White her entry. school and its preliminary plan- State Rep. Ray Warren, who is time. Parenta of two enumerated The next Fourth District meet- Field, Yaiikeef vs Whjte Sox,-Field tu re'ah d publlcatlonaT hftrs. A rthur 2 and.Rgd'Box vs Indians^-'Fleld 1. ning credited with taClutting the Man­ Starkw^her, supply work; Mia. and Class Day ter Whrren of planr to enter them !>"?■ win be July 14 at Mooaup. Funds to complete the regional chester school ,in the bonding au- ' H. OagootK Bennett, prbmoUon; Those attending the Pilgrim Fel technical school, which would re­ thorization. said this morning he in private achool. lowship splash party Saturday at iteiwhester Rvenlog Herald Cov- * t AR Mra. QuentuK^r Mangun, . atudeht Letters are being sent to par- eiitry i correspondmt, F. Pauline place the 32-year-oId plant on expected the measure to pass the work; Mra. ^Wayne Lundberg, the YMCA in Hartford are to meet S,phooI St., are expected to be House today without any difficulty. ,anta of 49 enumerated children at 6:30 p.m. at Firat Congregation' little, telephone P l t-fiSBl. ‘ Vduth work: and Mra. Ruaaell ‘who have not been registered. They ------>, Holmes. children’sNrork. a] Church for transportation, Kayffiaad TV. Paris ^ DRESSES are aaked to make a daytime ap­ Mrs. Carleton P. King has given ; Committee chalrm«» are aa fol­ Daiiity feminine etyles pointment with the teachers as­ a couch unU two chairs To the P il-{ lows: Mra. Edward • Pbtter, pro­ Raymond W. Paris, son of Mr. signed to complete the registra­ grim Fellowship for the coactr; Fatli:ers Clean Board Slates Hearing gram; Mra. Henry Heftihrechta, and Mra. Raymond C. Paris, 66 for gnuiuation- and to tion. ' house.. These picked up this] finance; Mrs. Mervin ThreaW , lo­ Westminster Rd., is aP'ohg the wear later for dating. See Immediate registration will aa- week and taken'’to the building. cal bhurch activities; Mrs. R ^er candidates for gradiia^n at Mont / them today. aist in completing plana for bus .Rniptgenient Announced Scout Cam^ Ostrander,. membership; and Hermon Schoors 71st commence­ transportation next fall by the Mr. apd Mrs. Keith M. Reynolds Bale of Property Philip E. Stem, publicity., ment at East Northfield, Mass., on tranaportation committee of the have announced the engagement of ^ JEh'e nnmihatlng committee dur- June 9. He-haa.been active in cam- Board of Sducation, Sujrt. Warren their daughter, Janet L. Reynolds, , A total of 46 different men. '%>- Iete*ing thea-aav vv*«**<*0ooming ^year will be Mrs; pus sports, a member of the stu­ pointed'out today —{to' " " w ight F. Gtordon Jr., son of mostly fathers of Brownies and ta'st. Raymond Field, Mrs. Arnold New­ dent coimcil, the outing club and From .Parents of children who have : Mr. and Mrs. Dwight F. Oor Girl Scouts who attend the day dcMd a public hearing on a pro­ Where’s Ciriderella? man, Mrs. Robert Hume, Mrs. Wil­ president of the stamp club this witdn Citizenship Award to Doctor posed nrdihance to sell a small par­ aioved in town since October and ■ Sr. camp at Camp Merri6-Wood, the liam Wilson and „Mrs. George year. . ' ■ who wTIl be six on or befope Jan. 1 ■ Miss Reynolds is a graduate of Dr. Thomas M. H«kly received the Civitarr iCitiZenship Award at a luncheon meeting yesterday for cel of the town's Globe Hollow land Manchester Police,are playing H unt. are invited to call Mrs. Myrtle i,the local elem entary sghCol system Girl Scout camp on G ardner Rt:, his outstanding Work, ip the community. At the Civitan meeting, Lewis Gels, showm presenting the after overriding protests agsinst the role of Prince Charming. Adams, principal at' the Center | snd Manchester Hjgh School s'nd have donated 275/mar\ hourS of sw ard-to^r. Healy, >^as Inducted as president of the local organization for the coming year. He considering any sale before a com­ They found a dancing shoe in ’succeeds Edwara Glenney. who appears on the far right. At the left la Felix Scapellati, past dis­ plete study is mad^. the parking lot at the Country ■ Following the installation, re- ah average high of 79 to an aver <__ School, or PrlndpaU Francis A. ' emplojed by Pratt * Whitney service to tlie cuimp this" sjJring. ]I out^ingfreshments officers. were served by ‘'thejlhU period is 87 ranging from trict Govern( ‘Manchester’s water supply was: Bnice Rd. and George Danka of I2]'gjj^ jjy below normal. The norman mean taining man-made rubber wers in­ ■ADDU TAN to th* temperature at Hertford . for troduced in 1940 CHUBRETTE DRESSES jTinL ’28"fea^uring°^S^im Cox : bis brother.-^Dr. William A. Rich- Iripiming trees putting up a util- Wood Dr., was elected president of W aranoke Rd for jl.s meeting found safe for use and the water-1 Bruce Rd. was set for June 18. •“ lI knd his western Caravan at the 1 Glendale. Calif., over uy closet, painting, and doing Wednesday evening. June in. which Conntr.v Club. ther odd Jobs. In order to com-/!'ibe American Legion Auxiliary at sheds "in generally good aanltary' Urice of the property, if sold, is I “Wili this set a precedent? Church Community House. Thei the weekend. Dr. Richardson is ^ pmer oaa jod s. in orner lo com-/; o-”------will be preceded bv a nothicU »nn...... ' " ...... ------■’ at l^hniir .STSO , m „ 1 attending a medical confcrenc» in^iete the woi k laid out. two mo^:^ . its meeting last evening in the ^ pp,- , ' ^ ** ; condition” by Slate Health Depart- incIu.*rion in the prppoi A.'B. Moran asked the Board. will be round and, square dancing proposed ordi- "We may not need the lofid to- Quick T rip p er... after the entertainment. j New York Cit.v. He i^’lH fly home: ^vork weekends have been planned. Legion Home. Mrs. Freeman, who ment inspectors who recently visit- of ^ restriction against sub-1 . . . h«v» »« nav ArttsM* Sw iftooa Walter R Pnmerov ticket attend the griduation of 1)161 s^^turdays and Sundavs, Ju 8 I ed the town's water Sources. dividing the land in the future ^ Two-Suiter succeeds Mrs. Henri Pessini, will • LADIES* FAM OUS M AKE SUMldtER committee.m m itw'V'Lfrm chairman, ^r'Lhoold'’^^ should be i out ...keeps dodtes safe. SOME ARE BROKEN SIZES uting are" asked to contact P rinci­ Tzed the purchase for water de­ Hollow' property., pal Francis A. Perrottl at the and Mr.s,: FoTd L. Morgan and -Mr. I Mill ‘he "T" ^ennedv Mr. i ''"'‘"S -"tcrtainer.' as they ' Near the Globe Hollovr Reservoir, partment and park and recreation 'H'ant Further Study SEE US FOR School. and Mrs. Richard Wagner, all by j and third sessions Toi | Mr». “ disported them.selves in the center, one owner of a new sewage system nurii^aes The League asked the Bocird to / Offlorra learned eatabish a non-partisan commit­ Outside TT'hite G oHor l i ^'ThTcmurc^T'ot'erat a special! iTalTthree sessions. i v'er^^ memSr. of the Sedtata Torrec\ta^^^^^ tee of civic leaders to study us« mNfBARGAmf ____at TTTUte ^ SAMSONITE "ULTRALITE 'Officers of the XuxtUary to the i of the land and plan a long-term ^ Interior Clloss FoG‘rto'wAiaAiAsi 6iaeayiaa» .tW ct\n;;^^^ iigion «6 6K. ; to holu Sunoav ®rav“^mrttan''d..riTz worship dunnjf The'the > fromfrom'^^ varvarious committee chairmen. | gr*"- chairman ofJhe nominating . pi-^gented on the piat?orni by|»g^«8e zyiHerng owned by one man also^M k^ the town to sell development program. - or Eharnet ^ L O E G A U O iM ishlng to attend the open committee, presented the slate of a group of about 12 of the giH.i; I near the f^>rter JIoward Watershed ' Thp taxpayers' group recom- Porch and officers and thej' were unanimous­ tacta^e'^the to'loTr,!g^5lrs" AnT: * I® continuing through Sept 1, house on June 20 a t the E dith with Shirley Hallin a.s emcee. They »nd two near the. Roaring Brook, 1,1. residence at 635 S mepded that the Directors cactend Deck Gray T7XCX>KDmONAI^r GUARANTEED Baptized Sunday Macy Training School in Pleasant- ly elected. the 'Country Club's present leas* Gwork of Rockville, .vice presl-' Coventtan Delegates appeared in ballet or Oriental cos- Watershed were 1 Main StTpart of tand now leased debt; Mrs. Helen Wood of Moosup. Katherine Prall, daughter of 1 ville. N. Y., should reg ister -with tiinie.s, in dances, songs or dla- Club for one or two years whlld long- HRST . . . FOR EVERYTHING .Mr. and Mra. WtnOirop Merriam 1 Mrs. John Kovalcek, chairman of The following delegates and al­ logues. Tlie platform ami all pii-! To Improve the chlorinatibhays- range plitiis ore being mode. Big Family S'** oiA'MQND^ treasurer: Mrs. Gertrude Menard Objections. Heard of North Grosvenordale. hle- Jr. waa baptized during Sunday j l^be training comnilttee, by June ternates were selected to attend lars Dwoughout the hall were dec- tern, purcha.se of a mobile chorlria- "I don’t think life responsibility' worship at the First Congrega-; 'The recommended brochure on the annual department convention orated uith branches of large-: tor was suggested. Objections to the voluntary sale should be irapoMd u^n three torian; Mra. Mildred C. Judatz of of apy of the Globe 'Hollow land PHILCO HRST FOR EVERYTHING North Windham, chaplain; Mrs. tional Church. 1 procedures tor any troops taking at the Hotel Stratfleid. Bridgeport, "The treatment facillUe. were members. of the l^ord ,bf Direc­ Tomorrow’s Events . trips , outside of the council Juris July . 19, 20, 21: Junior P a st Presi- girls referred to aa bamboos. . j ^ operating aaliafactorily befoi;6'6^ Altai.)' o f\to ta l land use tors,” Bennett said, ”A noh-porti- Advertise in The Herald— Payi Hazel Hein of Ellington and'Mrs. is made \rere heard before the Di­ A J m X ^ N A V Y Rose Perham of 'Amaton, execu­ Tomorrow’s activities include I reported by Mrs. Betty ‘ dent Mrs. Henri Pessini, Mrs. J. F. san committee would gemove the automatic Miss Edna Fox .of Hartford, |,^vith the exceptions noted,'-’ Seott- rectors acteTofi setting the public tive committee. last pre-school children injmimlza-j •*«»*•• chairman of the program j w’alleTt; Mrs.-Eugene Freemafi Dlocesan director, took pictures of issue from party >jpolitics and ^ »97 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER hearing. Bii'famay xd- Sirs., "Elizabeth Rychling, in­ tion clinic. 9:30 a m. to 10 a m.,' committee, was adopted. Mrs. John 1 and Mrs. Leon Bradley, delegates; various groups.'Miss Hannah Jen-i- . pressure groups. 49 lb. taro xona Public H ealth Nur.«(lng Assn, office: 1 y’^ckles, chairman of the Juliette Mrs. Ruth, Hickox, Mrs. Helen ; sen, fonner advisor,- - was present. . Eleven Ki*y«n aamples samples of sv*ter water were Mrs. Helen FltzRotrick, a for­ 'A 3-metnber ' subcommittee cumbent president, was endorsed mer director, urged tha,_ Board itiaUbla Shall «*' j J?2riSS to serve another term. The office Coventrv Grange. 8 p.m.. Indian------I World- - .... Friendship------Committee, Griffin,------Mrs. Charles--- Wigren00 and ., and Mrs. M..1-.bkv Phelps, the pre.senti__ ' collected In * t i An W,. for * Un bacteriological 4 n n n -m n n --n In exam- Wnnn headed by Director Oilbert Bamee itoraga door will be filled by election at the program, hall on Rt. 44A; Coven-j reported a. total of 8191.77 collected ; Mrs. Theodore Fairbanka, alter- leader, assisted the girls. T h e ir Alton by the deprtment’s labora- to wait until the Town Rlanfiing has been appointed, to study the ChlUor Draweir. Department convention ,in late try 4-H Woodworkers, 7:30 p.m., i the fund this .vegi-. nates, moUiers also helped to prepare the.'i*''ie8 during the inspection. Oommis.sion (TPC) has made- .a Country Club's proposal. Barnes summer. Mrs. Rychling iS a mem­ Benjamin A. Anderson home. for | — Pc*«‘Kates I xhe following members will also meal which featured rice with —-f— ------stu d y before considering any sale'.'’ bgM asked the Chamber of Com- MAKeiTA etK A T IW m ^l chicken and green peas, white and; Bermuda has been under the The- TPCi Is scheduled to start .m^reg, the Town' Development ber of the Auxiliary to the local business meeting and demonstra- \ following delegates and al- 1 attend the conventior os delegates- an investigation of the use of American Legion Post. lions;: Girl .Scout swimming pro-1Pr<>-i ^*™atea to th« nations] convan-' ! at-Urge; Mrs. Wilber Little, De- dark breads tea. coffee find pine-{ British flag tor 344 years since'the tckuiuaussion, the Town Planning, apple with shredded coconut tor'first British settlement wss made Globe Hollow land next Tuesday Commissibn,. and the gmeral man- • "The' District meetipg held me- . p.m., Willimantic YMCA; 1 1 chairman: Mlto mbrial. services ' for 18' deceased' b Scout)ut ' Pick-65;Pack"65,"Den Tien 3,'3.' 4 ^ p.nrT ^ W..1l?tt^nd Mr.: Earl dessert. X.1 th e re m 1612; in ctmnection •wllh'-the proposgd 'Sger for thelT^;i;ecommendations, AsrouN om tradbs m em bers 5(oolHip{ S ta ffo rd with Mrs. Dorothy Johnson: Web-i Springs, Rock\iUf, Ellington, and elos Den. 5 p.m. with ?eTer,^'*7ele«te.’*'’an?* Mr."^ V rePesalni reports! a .^cc««- Wlllimantic. Lowery at South St. School. .''The local Auxiliary was award­ Also, Browmie Troop 70, 6 p.m. I fST' Mre" j o**h*n ; ed first place for its entry of a with Mrs. - ohn T. Cousin; Troop j Sehelbenpflug. alternates. | "b- iKrap book of publicity coverage. 219, ,3:30 p.m. -with Mrs. David Preceding the business meeting! Wallett, Girls' RtaU cl^r» Sm.ll,„ Mt CopoeiV 4IE W ia NEVER HAVE IT SO OOOD ! a potluck supper, with leaders and - CAAtt- Announced that Girls State /AARLOW'S I committee members as guests, was 1 '''*** be held, at the University of tNOEASYTIU HE RECEIVES A FATHER'S DAY IS SUNDAY, JUNE 16th i enjoyed in the cabin. Mts. M. 1.1 Connecticut the week of June 23 Vermont solid dl* CONDITioniii , Appleby was chsirman of the com- 29, and that' Department Chair­ ' June Bride ' mlttee in charge of the supper. man Mrs. Frances Burke Redjck of Newington will -be in charge. PHIICO P.4SSES .\T I«l Miss Wallett, who is secretary pf SANTAM 12 STUDENT RECITAL the Department Girls Slate com­ hardrock maple SPEGIAL! Lyme. June .5 (4*i—Tbls town's mittee, will again .act as councilor, ; ‘:t ONLY. $229.98 SHIRTS oldest resident, Edward Wilbur Flag Ceremony ! Robes VOICE Otis, died last night in Grotpn. He Tuesday 'evening; June 11, Mra. j Choose from a wonderful as­ X was 101. Ruth Hickox, Anrericanism chair-1 sortment of materials, styles Up until about a year ago, Otis man of the unit, will present a flag I and colors; both short and kept in trim by chopping hit own ceremony tor Memorial Temple, wood and doing S^her chores. Pythian. Sisters, at their meeting long sleeves, well tailored. CHARLOTTE r CRAY in Odd Fellows Hall. She will be Chapel of South 7 ' 8 p .m . The U.S. Strategic Air Com­ assisted'by Mrs. Pessini, Mrs. Pe- Methodint Church mand's global operation keeps an tqrsen and Miss Wallett. Friday, June 7 average of 16 per cent of Its air­ - M ts. "Moseley, reporting on Civil s m A 77o m s A m s f * 1 . 9 8 planes airbom day and night. Defebae, ksked for more volun- S8 Vi f80** f h il c o *b e n d ix SLACKS AND a u t o m a t i c Bermuda Shorts WASHlR lhi.t3H'*S;*239''5a Coot cool summer slacks and shorts ; m in'all the most wanted'materials 1 and styles. . / \ S^alV waihaa all fabric aupw • ~— md * -tEloorM odQla-HndPffihonQirjdciai YOUR CHOICi : From Umitid Ouantity • OressdrBos*^ Dad will just love one of our robes, made of seersucker, plisse anifother e ChiKt of Drowdrs iASY TERMS! fine fabrics. ■i- a Btd and Night Stand 7 Matching Mirror $19.95 itipycip 0iA0H With h a o i SeetheTbieWlwl^lB From *4.98 Reduced PHILCO — i Im ppwor M w or liMt (U m d l 5 iM ni lohol Pajamas ^(nomporing solid Vermont mojsle to ordinory mdple is like'confiporing „*WO«WTIC WITH IRIGGS B STRATTON MOTOR o Strodivorius to on overage violin. Noturolly with such o superb wood,' R A N O I 1. AAOWI •■AOI—*■'1'. a . . M moke bundreds of decorative stildMS at tbe flick of a IM k,p. jm r q id r av*"* >• eenusp ed mUk mmU W e iUso Hove th^ Fepolar,,. * Ror-I-Q Equipment and / lavef ' oM auloraacicelly. Perfect for etraigkt Mitching tool y ^ / A Mwear m d tk t epariaf Tam Andirowa m$i0 * r. ' hundreds of otlMir useful ABaradsmonetrator and sanspk machines, kiqit in top 7 ^ \ SHORTY PAJAMA tsHiW ssasd poweskpsapeOfsl moslele sde* sswoNsAM items! \ workint^ orde^ biy SINGEATM ackanici. , . Youta aa a WMola M pottaM i. . .

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m m ■■■'■ H-'' '■'i I iK'f •-II. ' H -SI. 'V- '■si •J.V / -1' / 4 ■ K' ■ V - - ;^A6E SIXTEEN liANCHE^TEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTEB, CONN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1967 MANCHESTER EVENING HERA l D, MANCHESTER, CONN« WEDNESDAY. JUNE 6, .1957 PAGE SEYRKHEEn ' Ju ■diool between 9 Am. and ll ate. ficers at the annual dinner meei^ Bolton Children need not bo present. G U utonhury It is important that MrOC .vac­ VTKNB—«M ing of the Men'a Club of St. Paul’s cination certificateo and rSeords of Dafly Radio Church, on June 8 at 7 p.m.'gt the dmmuttlsattoaa and physical exami­ WDRO-rl8«e C Df C Leader 'Villa Marla. Guest speaker -w^l be Fir^^e^Parking^ Zone Set Roes Miller, disc Jockey, of Sta­ nations be presented. WtXlO—1390 Eastern Daylight T>te# •Ml# tion WTIC. If U ts bnpoasibie for a parent to x^Warns Against At Church hy Selectmen comb at tho above achoduled time, The following program ached' . Manehtetfr Evening Hendd WHAY—Jess AUsy ^oney Schemes arrangements should be made wltb^ ulM a r e ^ ^ ie d by the mdlo Olastonbury rorreapondent Mra. the officSkTon a spedsl appoint­ WOCC—Good krenliis Good Husia . Betty McNaniam, telephone MEd- (Special ^<>rAARobert AgnSw, aasodatea of the nsaaageme^ and are s p b j^ to WKNB—M usical Echoea Bolton. J«m» ^------^ m ent X WT 1C--Dick Burtel Paul Silvergleld, aecretary of the ford 8-1753: ttaffle bacard at tI»(? now Bt Arthur Maim Insurance Agency. ahange without iiptiee. WDRO—Amos and Andy \ A n informal non-diiuier 'm eet­ Chamber q( Commerce, hae laeued Mauriea Church, drawn to ,^ * at* Evening BeiaM eer- WPOP—rultoD Lewie tmtlon ct the Moetmcn, hfea^* ing "Of the lions’ Club will be held **tm AT-iM sk» WsS^or Music 1: 1S- a warning to realdehte to exefeise w epsndsnt Mrs. Iteds O. Dhasek ■.w c e o —K » » t f m ^ v u e 'a s s A lle y aidtfd in eroaUon of a no jparldi^ M the'Ralttbow on June 10 at 8 '.Micl E v e n in g Good H U M S' cauUon in sniwerlnK advertiae- nona The son* Ic undoUbt^ty the J r, telepkeae MItchHI $-M3S. WKMB- 8 p e ria ______-lusleal Echoea Reserve Note>- > W t IC t J ^ U llt s r manta in newkpapera and maga­ fln t one to bo offlcMIy created lA ’nte'Jtt^ginl; of essays by Grade ------^ t e k o l b * W TIC—NaUonal C of C CUnta ^ w o rk s . WDRCXAmoa and Andy zines which are aimed at. earning . tho tonm. '' 8 aiadenw''-.on "Moral Code,, of n,0te TANKS IN VENEZUEUt WPOP—Ed. P. V n r a n Is the'ms^item on' the money at home. According to tee . During the period from- Aydil 8 It wUl eoctend atone both BldM Canmas— Tha United SUtes VAY—MSk* Way for Music at Hebron ltd. fioir the drivefway. agenda for the meeueg. Stanley W^A>-.Kscnrd Rsvuc 'w H AY—Rlttepband Reporting. Nationar Better Bustnena Bnreau, to •; 1945. the''78th Di%’lajte cov-| mdtols Jr. is serving Embassy in’ Caracas reporU that SHOP WEDNESDAY THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY WCUC—Quua .kivenlng i ,o are living in Venesuela. N, WDRO—Amus and And> try. . The Selectmen plan to tnatall Baptlain Slated WPCMP—W ax Works WPOP—Gabrlyl Heatter eta of i^gistanca by-passed by thi^ iiciM at the tone Immediately. The Sacrament, of baptism will '1:4s-' Despite their varied appeal, em- ^^^iTetsge lifetime o f a car or DAYS FILLED WITH OUR tOP BARGAIN BUYi * '^ T E a V—B sthr klm ball WHAY—Warmup Time phaaizing how much money can be armored Unita qulcKly fell ‘ decision was reached be­ be administered by the Rev. Theo­ WCCC—Record IjeTlew WUCC—Good Eveiilna Good HuMe combined Infantr^rtillery cause churOhsoera follow natural truck todaym the UnitOd States la WKNB—P.M. earned, they all require advanced dore Chandler Jr. on Children's 18.8 years wltAjk mllesgs of about WTH;—1(J60 Radio Lsn* WKNB—Evening Serenade turns for merchandise or irtatruc- The Luftwaffe w s makin_' inatlncta and park on both aides Day, June 16, at tha Ckingregstion- W TIC—One Man e Fam ily 122,000^ miles. ^ O R C —C a l k o lb y . WDRC—E. R. Murrow tions, which la how the promoter effort and th^ Dlyision anti-air- o f the. road, despite the fact the sl Church. P —W a x W o m s WPOP.^-aay It With Music snares his victims. A special drive craft critwe /were having a field paridnf area in the rear of the new . Parents wanting to have chil­ t:S0— • \ day. church la ample to accommodate *' w h A s im b a ll WHAY—DodgerAws. Cubs to eliminate thia racket Is being dren baptised should contact the 4^ / WeeC Rtvlsw weeu—Good Evshins Good HuslS conducted by the NaUonal Better 'ih# InMntry - artillery teams them. Rev. Mr. Chandler as soon as pos­ WKNB—Evening Sersnsda were e^rdinating' with the’ 8th G I N E R i ^ WIOG Businesa Bureau, and its local ^ In view o f the wide use of the sible.. rU} lo Lano w nd —Peoplk'Xrg'Funny branches, xphambera of Ckimmerce Arm'oiwd Division, which proyed UglMniy by through traffic to the WDTO—R . Qt^ewls to be/an unbeatable combinaUoti, Regietra|ien for Orade 1 X. WPOP—Gang Muet*™ and all reputable magazines and OouMctlcuK shorelines and loca­ TV SERVIdE •: 1S - V The/faat actions taking place be- Children whose last name teglns - R s c o rd newspapers. tion of the hazard below the brow . WHAY—Dodgers vs. Cubs Banquet. Slated cqme a long blur in the minds of with the lettera't' through who Days M AC ^ Oa>> wcce-i______- R o c o rd X.W CCL-aikiod EvSiuns Good Musta e men who took part In this i o f tho hill, the Selectmen felt ban- are entering first grads next fall NIgMs $2$5. Phn Parts W lC N B —P .M . W KNB—Erenlag Ssrenade S t.. Ailgustine’a Altar Guild will • nina parhiny at the lya tion was W T IO - N e w s c of World War -H.------n ay be registered by t l ^ parents hold Ita annual banquet the'^im means of accident preven­ . TEI*M18-Mtt ^ 'r . The S84th Field Artillery Bn.,' tomorrow at the ^Elementary -- V^^^Bob and Ray .W POR^ang Busters at 7:80 p.m. In the church au whoee record during these actions j | tion. Ilia— I:S S — ■ ■' WHAT—Ssrsnads torium. ' TTie Rev. Edward / J has become tiistorj’, is now aerv-[ Seek BqiiipiaeBt Bids ' MEN'S GIFT WHAY—iM gers vs. Cuba Barry, M.S., will be the guest Tho Selectmen will alao adver­ WCOC—Rscord R rrlsv WTIC—Night Line ' > ing lit Manchester as a reserve, lR«9.1-99Cr^phlM HANDKERCHIEFS WKNB—Bsseball Matlncs.^ WDRC—Robert Q. Lewie speajter. home town Army unit. Local men tise for bids on new kitchen equip- w ric—Ross M iller WPOP—Horatfiv Homblower , Th4 committee In charg^ of the mant for the Community Hall. It W DRO-Cai Kolby l : t S — X who arc^eligible for service should | Tarry SRppan WPDP—Bob add Ray _ WHAY—Dodgers >s. Cubs arrangements includes: dhairman conta^' the unit on Tuesday eve­ --X la hoped the Current appropriation WTIC—Night Lins \ Mrs. John Maggi: ^halrm en, wfll enalde purchase of a new cook- OpMs Style with colorful 10 For WDRC—Robert 6 . L e w is nings at 8 o'clock at the rear of. .X *‘1vHA,.WHAY—BWlog ------Basy. Mrs. Guido Maggi an^ Mrs. Ray­ the Manchester Parkade. The ins ranse, atainlesa steefsink and plsid tertry lining; fully Rag. 1.00 whits cotton WWCeO—Record C e O —H Review WPOP—Horatio Hornbfewer mond Pitkin: assiste^by Mrs. An-, a, vroitrtable with storage space. WKNB—IW KNB—Baseball Matinee f :M - 384lh is now staffed with many CLHOIISE&SON . wsshsble. In bhtc, | my handkerchiefs in satin W TIU—lUao Radio l-aiie WHAY—Dodgers vs. Cubs ' thony Manfredi. Mrs: Peter Danerl, k>cal men who train once a week School SoJaries stripe or plain hemstitch. WDRO-hoes W TIC—At the UN Rainbow on June 3$ from 9 p.m. their tha'hej Both in his fav­ Cool M«|i Sorb W TI'J—E Cote Glee »;iiih WDRC—Hus* N*ughton WPOP—Modern' Sound* to 1 am . The public la Invited to orite colors. (sed., I s r ^ Strong aeanM and npdi>.^ All hit favorite psttemt,' nt kinds) war back In WDRC—Music a la Carta or anything .elsa purchased here, within two weeks trom date ot purcha'se.. the informal affair. Open, poroius-weave.tecsh WPOP—Mel Allen ie:se- gui^ra9traooafort.Color- SIcevelesd shirt; 36 to 46. '' fabrics and colors. Bow tics Jantiaej^ had th m mads WHA'Y—Dodger* T*. Cub* You may return the item it your wite "doesn't like the color." Two door prlsea will be awarded WHAY—Serenade „ , „ . W TIC—Mu*lc Ourtng the evening. The first prise' . ■% . / , ful patteiyis and M - ^JJr^ef shorts ;30-40. White. ^did^our-in-handt. up to WHtjnsn ipecifica- WCCC—Good Evening Good Music WDRC—Ru** Neughton Buy several now. m WKNB—IxJwell Thomas WPOP—Fight* You may return it it.you just decide you don't really need it, of |t will bs found trip flight to Block solids. 10 to 13. ^ 6 v » I n ^ W T IC —a S t a r E x t r a Island for two persYMnr GuaremtM Wirir | v ^ Drivawciy! WDRC—Ru*a Naughton / skillful fitting service .tor which we are tamouS7-.;^he aisting him will be V a le n t in o GENERAL WPOP—lfsa«m Sounds / nano, Raymond Negro, and Mar­ ‘ »=*o- J /■ ' experience^) patient, non-pressure selling bipur sales staff. shall Lovegrove. WHAY-^lght Symphonv / FhoRte Ml M394 sr Ml 9-87N On land or on sei TV SERVICE WTIC—Starlisht S«r*n»a* '■ ' *■ • . . . . , J Tony O’Brlght's orchestra will WDRCt^Ru** Naughton , ftimlsh the music for the dancing. ^ you feel like jreu’ft Boys M QC A C o n WPOPAnU* Mutic / It's Part of the Red Carpet Service Yoti'U Always Enjoy at Regal GIRLS' X Nights, w 4 e 9 a Phis Parts 11 / Tiduta can be obtained from walking on air WHAY—Night Watch / a n y' ;member‘of the lions* Club and ^ in ICECREA M ^ I X ^ M I S-0483 WTIC—Starlight S.rcnada ' be available at the door. Pro- in our BATES FLOATERSl .» i • ' WDRC—Ru*a Naught/in realised from the danc« will FLOATS X Special soft glove Isatiier h S d bs ussd by the club to carry out / ‘ many o f its civic projects. over a ransika^ WOMEN'S [.47 A t the lions' meeting Monday, 7 to 14 GIRLS' Reg. 1.99 9 A.M. to 9 f^M^, \ X. two new members were accepted. lightwaif^ crepe sole PLAY-SHORTS AI.T.irn FACTOBY ADTHOOIIED X l Tlwy are Arthur D. Mann and makes FLOATERS, SUMMER Pert hsnd-lacSd suede IX mocs. Six colors.''Bouncy TV SERVICE ' I e 9‘er Hodm Coll ; only half the weight CASUALS cushion crepe stdei! 4-9. C H I k r a E N 'S te A Popular styles bt asason’a SPECIALS # l r 5 U Plus Parts / ^ ^ ^ ^ R M A C Y u o f regular shoes. ^ BU 9-0080 / ^ . $ 9 . 9 5 colom- / Buy for- Reg. 1.98 Oirle’ SPECIALS . teTTiag AiT Kasrhesler Areay 1 Otrt Center SL—Ml 9-9^4 | ("Fs qot Perfect mates with slacks mix-match play- F r e d * $ wear. 1-18.- - ralNT SKIST WASH ’N WEAR or Bermnda. shorts. ijcyiA- UhJiMX^ Ux' OL ; 2 r ^ . * 3 0 0 UTTLE GIRLS' ^ PACKAGE STORE PLAYSUITS 2.99 ftb Csisob Reg. 9.98 Bfatehed OPEN EVERY DAY CO-ORDINATES 8txn S-$k 8 4 c I A.Ms-9 P.M. ^ $ 5 . 0 0 X - NYLON 147 CHILD'S M UTY SPECIAL PiMty «f CoM I m t BATES floaters Reg. 8.98 Summer PLAYSHORTS I pah DRESSES AT AIX TIHEB most comfortoblo...Hghloil wsighi cotwolt eves w • \' $ 3 . 0 0 Steeal(-« 3 For 1*®® off I Oar. BlteeB nad Spnios St. $ ■ SvmmorAiright colors LITTLE GIRLS' Reg. 2.98 3,^Ptece BABY DOLL 1.98 FROCKS PAJAMAS PLAYSUITS / Our best tellen, price cut WOMEN'S .77 a, and y i. fm Full fashioned nylons in for chit m Ic only. Enjoy $ 2 - 0 0 SizeaS-«x. 9 9 C Caty,1 right popular shades. Assort­ BRIEFS elastic band slip-on fabric 1 Ovr ment includes “Park Ave­ Reg. 1J8 Striped E r e a s t- 2 .9 8 you’d knoW nues" arid stretch nylons. m oa . . . or insole cush­ 3Bc Reg. 49c SUNSUITS thege to be "bagt-buyg.” SUNSUITS hfront leother/mocco- Broken siaca. Quantity ioned, leather tling-ba^ 'Xow gt savinfg you’ll ftifjr X siaea Rag. 69e. wity o ihock-aDierbent limited. pumf^ In sizn 4 to 9f $1-47 • wtht several. 1-3; 4-6x. Sizes 3-4 2 f » 1®« NO PRESS ______liony/ «ole for< downnght com­ WEAR WASH TROPICAL fort. Ow* new hopeodong fobric $ ' ENJOY REVOLVING CREDIT - W. T, GRANT "CHARGE-1 T" PLAN-NO MONEY DOWN eoauo|wiei o deep ippnge mbber WORSTED P r e ^ s itself while ■oia. 6ltert diirt or coMor-ond-Xa ODD XOT (lisM haturitt) drying. ’ Blue.s, Tans 1.00 PLASTIC bo ligliMf you'ra loody Wemon's Cotton Pay Only 50c Weekly and Grays in regufars. DRAPES longs and shorts. DRESSES FREE alterations SLACKS With or without pleata. e Unbreakable eobincte for $ a Dieeppearing Handle

Just in time for summer • Easy Aeeeea power cord eempartment ) 9 5 Begularly to 3.98. Bttecen SPECIAL decorating. All flrat qual­ w a s h 'N w e a r V aiies and pattemk. ity. e.Operalea on AC* DC or batteriee PURCHASE — ~ ■■ Outdoors a trim/lightweight portable. Indoors a striking HAND TOWELS 'Sum nortioit' Don’t confuse these' with 3-SpMd Portablt ■a*F" DRESSSHIRTS AC-DC table radio. Cabinet is unbreakable in normal use. ordinary slacks. 'They’re JEWELRY 40.Pe.SET 1.98 NYLON SPECIAL R«cord Pkiytr Cotton Ronnartt distinctively tailored of DiNNERWARE SCARFS. lOO^r virgin wool tropical AT lor -By 8>.D. $ 4 - 9 5 worsted. Buy now while se-, Blend of Dacron and lections'Tire best! 88 Cotton. Just dunk and ea. 1 7 ” 77 42" hang out to drip dry. FREE ALTERATIONS Compare with 29.95 mod- Slight Irregulars of Ana Brand new 89-aqOare per-,, d t : tone, volume'control, loop terry cloth In beauti­ calet.. . if full bolts Aasortment includM wide ful colpr harmony ahadea. With tha aama graceful hound luggage carrying would be 39c to 49c a selection at piru and ear- linee and axditlng pattern Beautiful Dloasomtlma rihxa. 'lte8. 89c. case. Light and compact. Etching faca doths ae Sth Avaime china. yard! Priats and Mlidt. TT IT 'Pattern 64” 2 ,3 7 WASH ’N WEAR 1 0 ^ 3 0 . Open afook s'vaUable. Direct from Miami . . . MAL MARSHALL HERTS WHAT YOU GCTi ou teirm FIRST QUALITY— COMPLETELY VISIT THE LIGHTWEIGHT SPORT GOATS ' t -^ n t QiwUty~100% Tcx> INSTALLED—WALL-TO-WALL SPECIAL, PURCHASE REG. 4.98 AUTO •wnefpel Ion leolbef. 6 to 12 OVER 40-OZ. RUBBEREASE PADDING MANCHESTER PARKADE 3J9 CHENILLE TERRY CLOTH NEwd|fc*59'” FORTABLE RADIO 'fa tared Carpet in a choiee of ROYS' COTTON SEAT COVERS • or D w kllh.... SLACKS WEEK OF JUNE IpthrlMh MDSPREAD (Us* kensden Cotora—Mid Green—Gray TOWEUNG Slip into one of these handsome coats Phone For A Carpet ~ — Tan. HOSE Pay Only $1.50 Weekly N O W and forget the heat! You'll marvel at These slacks can be washed _ ‘ . SEE Drown or hiwo fabric. Man's » 1 9 » 5 $■ Specialiat ONLY their feather-lightness . • • the com- by hand or-machine. Re­ t-^abber Face 40 oa. Pad­ aA-iiansi^ plets lack of bulk and burden. $1 88 algae 6 .t o e |^ .... Leas Batteries quire only’ an occasional ding for extra Luxary, fof CapL Tex Burwell' touich-up with a warm (not You'll find the most beautiful (Carpets p rs YD. A lso — Portable Radio Longer Wear. You Have Ever Seen At Pay Only 50c W ^kly hot) iron. All the sMson’s AND HIS Bays’ eiaae 2M to 4 in blue, latest cqlors to go hand­ S—ConplgU installation with Cannon terry,\ protects Heavy tufted chenille in Reg. 1.19 yard. Prints and • ■■ g«w*rt*l Iw s ls * * a* lab** i 39c valuei(. , Stripe pat­ your car uphoistery. In­ or brewnii 13 to 2 in brown Blggsst speaker of. any per­ somely with sports apparel. guM ^ smooth edge tern, assorted colors. washable cottone. Aeaort- Pleina in summertime col­ • liw Of isten ua q id, gigelai stalled .in 'a Jiffy. ad colOTB. Double or twin. ors. ONLY. . . . , sonal portable! Light—only ' tackiea caypet grippers. Sizes 7 to 11. Irrtf. Dancing Hdrse Revue e Olo set geses*. re**es ead SsSe a fraction’ over 4 pounds in­ V • SCe^ee bgOTs el aenaal gley « cluding batteries. Powered by extra Torng-life. batteries—Car­ • •atgbeae |art far gdrale 8*Siaai rying Cose also available. R..,. DOWN PAYMENT vou auHT u umnw ■ejey >eiiMie‘i tiMiM wireMeaeiiei m VOUt MONIV uicK . ijjp 1b SO Montha To Pay w. t. 2 for 1 5 Open Daily 9 to S:90r-thiUR. to 9 P. M. ^ 950 MAIN ST-. MAij^CHESTER MEN'S SHOPS FRKE ALTRATlOliB 308 MAIN ST^ T ^ O R . m i d d l e T U R N P IK 0|^ Monday till ^ M^ Downtown et M5 Main Wed. an# 9 i f tffl t F , iL , iMemteeter; Slwpfinc Ptekede W. UMAtf. Tnnpike 907 MAIN ST. — W ip O N BUILDING ■ ^ N C H B I FORMAL WEAR FOR HIRI MANCHIBTBt . t.. f'..

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■7 '>:■ • • •■J'' ..V' MANCHESTER EVEN HERALD. MANCHES1TO, CfWfy, WEDN^^ 6, 1957 < 7 PAGE NtNETEEN PAGE EIGHI^N UANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, W EDNM d a V, J U N E B, 1967 ■V- ■ I ■^-■-...... • ■ ■■ ...... — •■ ______■ t ;; -V^ " r \ F e r i i ' o n centerpisep, a shower cake, was Ti^uuportatloa will b« l^f Several Showers baked and decorated by . the bride- Cathp rBegifttration leaving from town dally at 9:18 ^ Almo»r2 mShoii ^ Hage^y-Hills We^d^ing elect’s ntothir, a.m. and returning from camp at PRESCRIPTIONS < For Future Bride ', Ths sister bf the" bridegroom- W y i d lo s e F r i d a y 4.:30 p.m. ^ to-be gave the bqcond shotyer at "SAFELY FILLED" } Three Hour X, Bt. JatnM’ Church i her mother’s home, 241 Charter Miss Shirley A. Peterson has ’The deaollne for appllca^mi to •cm,* ft the wedding Bhtorday^ been hopored with several bridal Oak St. ’The bride^o-be opened Medici, Lawyers her gifts whUe seated bqside a attend the dhy camp at ^^imp Arthur Drue S to rtsl Power Cutoff nornlng «t Miai Bartaiir* Jom - showers. LUMBER table upon which Was an umbrella Merrlf-IVood Dim gummer ie F rl-. phina Hills, daughter of Mr. and The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. In Benefit Game Dexter Peterson of 148 Biabell St., decorated In blue and white with Mlfay. Applications, ^ t h registra­ Mrs. Willard B. HUIs, 38 Phelps streamers Itadlng to ^ e top it Due June 8 she will wed Harry H. Cowles Jr. tion fee, must be in at the Girl’ Seventeen local doctor! and .17 Successor To G» f . %iWs and Son, Inc, ltd., and J ^ e s P. Hagerty, son June 29 a t ' Emanuel Lutheran the fireplape behind which .rtne Scout office, 963 Main St., by noon Manchester lawyers sre- busy, Vernon, June 5 (Special)—A of Mr.< and Mrs. Jamss' lif. Hag- Church. Cowles is the son of gIfU were piled. A buffpt"1unch was served. of that day. practicing for;, the Medical-Legal large section of southern Vernon arty. 72 Stanley St., East Hart­ Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Cowles No more applications are now. All Star basebsll game to be Marendaz' 2 MAJN STREET, MANCHES^5R. PHONE Ml 9-5295 of 241 Charter Oak St. The third shower^as. held at will be w-ithout electricity tor ford. 'nis rector, the Rev. John F. the,home of Mrs^^Beorge Rowe, a being accepted for the second 3-' played June 18 for the benefit of Hannon, nerformed the ceremony The first, a hiiacellaneous show-, neighbor. M ra ^ o w e and Mrs. Week Session of the day camping the Women’s Auxiliary of Man­ TRAVEL AOENGY ‘three-or four" hours Saturday. er, was given by her aunts, Mrs. at a nupUal. high Mass at 9 a.m. Donald GrMS’^'ere the hostesses. season, July 8 to July 19, in the chester Memorial Hospital.. 'The 18. /VsylUM St„ Hartford Starting at '8 a.m.. the Con­ Mrs. Ralph ^Maccarone was organ­ Thomas Elliott. and Mrs. Abe 'The home>waa decorated in pink Brownie, and younger Inteitnbdi- game will hq^ played at Robertson. necticut Light and Power Co. will 1 ist and accompanied the aojioist, Nussdorf. at the home 6f her and white. ’The bride-to-be was ate Scout age groups. A few Park at 8;S0^.m. Tel. CHaiiel 7-6857 grandmother, .Mrs. Eptanu)>l Peter­ cut power to .the aiea in order to Mrs. Alfred Vannard. Bouquets of sea,tM In the center of the room openings arc' still available in this Prominent sports officials will Authorized Agenta For All white mixed flowera'*cohtpoiMd the son, 61 Spruce St. ' The bride- Ter streamers attached to a camping period,^ however, for referee the game and members of complete work which will increase decorations. elect* was seated under an arc) ■clothes basket filled with gifts. Sixth and seventh grade Scouts. the Women’s Auxiliary .will be In Rail, A ir and StcaiRiahip the'company's service. f Escorted, to the altar and pre­ .decorated with pink and whife Present were a number of friends, Vacancies for, all age groups charge of a refreehment Stand. Lines The interruption will cause a Kreamera to which were aUst^ed relatives and neighbors. 'A buffet still exist in the first a^d third Tickets have been sent out to sented in marriage by her father HAROLD EELLS ahutdown at the Aldon .'(pinning the-bride was attended by her sis­ whitj, wedding bells. s W ^ c e iv - luncheon was served by'the host­ sessions, June 24' to July 6, and members of the hospital auxU)tckwood, Mrs. William Crawford. Mrs. Dells Malone and W il­ pleated UHulen plateau trimmed list your company's northern district and! liam Crawford. The trip is the second publicly organized outdoor camping expedition for older f"' J with onnge blossoms. Her bridal crews from throughout the state ■ people in the New Englaad area. bouqu^ consisted of three large Ptrsond Chargt er OuTstanding savings on our main floor and Boys'Town on dur will work on the -joh Saturday to ' W h l^ peonies, with streamers of keep the interruption time at a 7:30 p.m. In the oYflce of the 8u- 1 .Ice/Dlue split carnations. ; minimum. Rockville-Vernon perintendent of schools. j MEMKR lo^^ floor. V. desirable famous make apparel for infants. Customers in the area have re­ ■ ^ e maid of honor and all foin- ceived lellers from the company - ■ - 1 Idesmaids wore ice blue cocktail- Informing them of the interruption. \ernon and 'TaJcottville news j length dresses with portrait neck­ itomK are handled through The lines. The full skirts were caught C/ui/ZfePiaH Selectmen Herald's Rockville Bureau, 7 \V. In a modified bustle back,.-Miss j'nij I.. .g f l .Main St., telephone TRemont Hills wore a headpiece pf 'yeiiow- Martin Fbotn Telephone'Qrders. ' 1 .VS 1.36. and white daisies and"' cai-ried a MRS. JAMES P. HAGERTY Local Stocks boumet of yellow and white Shas­ Peerless Mill Share ta dalstep. The ^bndeamaidg wore were mixed white flowers and Manchester High School with the ______wreaths of lyg'and their bouquets ! Rockville palms. class of 1953, and la employed in! Quotations iSirnlsheil hy hers are chosen from men of the OF ODD LOTS AND DISCOj^TINUED LINES were large,'yellow daisies. (Continued from Page Ten) When leaving with the bride­ the medical department of Pratt 1.29 to 1.69 Values Orig. 1,69 to 1.98 Orig. 1.19, 1.69, 1.98 Orig. 1.98. 2.49, 2.98 Coburn A .MIddlebrook, Inc. rommunity who are interested in Mrs. Hills chose for her daugh- groom for. a (ilane trip to Montego [ and Whitney Aircraft. ’The bride- ’ Bank Stocks vocational agririillurc. c- tsr’s^.lrtldal a princess style gown Bid Asked Carolyn Klinn, "secre- Bay, Jamaica, the bride wore a' groom, a graduate of East Hart­ / . The future farmers recently Salons Pass ^.-Whlte lace over pale blue silk, ilary; and F'lorenrc Blinn. treasur- cafe-au-ntU colored dress with ford High School in 1952, and class , Girls’ Play Suits Fir.sl National Bank elected olflcers for next year. They WHICH WE HAVE PRICED TO MOVE QUICKLY y ^ e portrait neckline wae draped natural straw qpcesaorlea and Cor­ of 1956 from the University of Con-; Dirit’ Play Shorts Boys’ S|N)rt Shirts Boys’ Sport Shirts of Manchc.sler . , 30 3.5 I er. . are: president, James Elliott: In blue chiffon pnd streamers of the sage of Talisman roses. After June necticut, was president of Alpha Hartford National j cKecrlea4 164 The (Jity of Rockville was given’ 16" Standard 3 i c -pnliahed- cotton, 2 pockets, .lackie .lachim. Carol Lukas, and, To Attend Rcoeptlon flared back of the chiffon. Her -Have Yoii waist and leg. National F'ire ...... "8 81 Sunda SJiaffei. The Junior Var-j legislative approval yesterday to all coloi^s, washable. Phoenix ...... 67 70 Miss Eleanor F’ortn/ia, president Balsam Wool Knotty Pine Paneling^ Bd. Ft. 1 2 c amall hat was fashioned of blue i MANCHESTER Sizes 7 to 14. ...,e a . 1.fi9 sity squad incliides: Judy Many, buy the Rockville Water and Aque­ rose petais. She also wore an or- 3 for 5* of the American Legion Auxiliary, I ' Life and Indemnity Ins. Cos. j,caplain; Judy Kayden, I..ee,' chid corsage and blue accessories.' Ixcne and Mrs, Shirley Novak, secre­ duct Co,, should It wish to do .so. Aetna Life ...... 197 207 A'Joanne Gessay, Carol Hagan. 1 X 4, 6, 8 and 10 Inch Both mothers assisted the bridal ! tary, will attend a receptlfl and The Legislature pas.sed a bill 16" Double Thick Aetna Ca.sualty ...... 138 14Ji I-anae .Mo.ser. and Pat Leonard. ! party at a reception for 250 guests Orig. 1.98 Cotton Mosh Orig. 4.98 to 8.98 dinner Sunday at The Hedges, ' I Conn. General ...... 290 3(K) Cheei le.sders are chosen by a fac- which changed the city charter, at the Manbhester Country Club I PET CENTE New Britain, honoring the nation­ Balsam Wool 6c N o. 2 Pine Bd. 955 M AIN ST. Hartford Steam Boiler 76 79 nlty committee on the basis of al president. XHs. Carl W. Zeller. thereby giving the City permission from 13 to 5 p.m. The decorations Shorty Pajamai Sport shirts. Short sleeve Travelers ...... 83'a 8 6 'a Blrla’ DratMt Sport shirtjf: .Sizes 3 to 7, \Voven cotton checks or leadership, character, ability,''and ; Hospital Notes to buy the company. However, an 1x6 Beaded Fur Ceiling Bd. Ha$ a private room to board yo^r para­ Public Cttlltics scholastic standing. | Admitted yeslcfflay; I.«onai-d i amendment slates that the city's woven cottoii^"v^^puckered plaids; prints or .solid'-tones, Conn. Power ...... 41 43 1/6 X 6/8 keet or canary tchile you are on vacati^ and Future Farmers’ Banquet I Bancroft, Welles Rd., Warehouse I power applies only if its electors Mahogany Flush Doors $4*00 nylon.1, printed pnis^, san­ atih.v famous makers. Sizes Conn/ Light * Power 1 7 '.^ I9'a Point. within 90 days approve purchase 1x12 Pine Boards Ft. Hartford .Elec. Lt. .. .54'a .56'a The ninth annual F'uture F'arm-: Expert care. No. one allotced in thh upe- ^ 2 ,orJ .98 2,99 forized, wa.shable. 6 to^ 18. ers banquet was held Wednestlay, j Discharged yesterday: Miss Lin­ of the company. Hartford Oas Co.. . .. 36 39 da Niemann. RFD 3. 1/8 X 6/8 Mahogany Flush Doors M ’50 cial room but employes. MORE! So. New England Ma\’ 29. in the Northeast School ' The hill wa,s introduced as emer­ S i ^ 4 to 8, 2 piece ruffled Sizes 3 to 6x, famou.s make / Cafeteria. Gordon Howes was the Birth Monday: A son to Mr. gency legislation three weeks ago 8x12 Aluminum Louvers Polo shirts. Mostly 3 to 8, Cellared jhjlps. Mostly sizes Tel...... 36>s .38>a and Mrs. Andrew McCuaker, RFD ir/ipfi'.jacquards. Bristol Brass ...... 10 12 James Elliott; pre.sentallon o f ; velop if the Pubiic Utilities Com­ 12 X 12 Aluminum Louvers later. Collin.s ...... 110 120 awards by Neal I-anders, club ad­ will meet at 6 p.m, in GAR rooms mission (PU C i approves purchase 1 Birch Exterior Poors . Glazed ^ 9 - 9 5 for a members' supper. - ll X lN ...... ' Dunham Bush ...... 10\ 11 •'*4 visor; Vo-Ag of the Future by of the local water company by Stibr„| TELEPHONE Ml 9-4273 8/0 X 6/8 Em-Hart ...... 48'3 .5,1'a Donald Wallai e; and two movies, Rockville HomemaiTcers will hold urban Services Inc., a state-wide! Vari Pitch Aluminum Orig. 2.50 to 2.98 Gills' Orig. 1.98 to 2.S0 Girls' PARKING Orig. 2.S0 to 2.98 Soys' Bo.v*’ Sanforlied ’Tn-lll Fafnir Bearing ...... 60 >a 6.3'-j "How to Raise a Boy. " and "Live­ a p.otluck pi'nic at 6:30 p.m. at firm. Suburban presented its side MANCHESTER Landers-Frary-Clk. . . 16 18 stock and Meats,” j th home of Mrs. Homer Waltz, of the case tp the PUC at a hear­ Limba Exterior Doors » 1 6 - « Louvers $3-45 Members of the F.F A. gave Mr. I Thomp-son. Ct. ing May 9. However, city officiahi LOT NEXT TO N. B. Machine Co. .. .39 4 2 8/0 X 6/8 TajMiid Slacks SWW SUITS , Plisto Pajamas Chino Ivy Slacks Nortli and .ludd ...... 3.3'a 36'a I-andei a a fountain pen desk set | VFN\’ members are asked by were successful in having a con­ 4" Diameter Lolly Columns POPULAR MARKET Russell M fg...... 17 19 in honor of his 10 years of leach- ; Commander Joseph Fetko lo.meet tinuance ordered in the hearing so Linriba Exterior Doors . * 1 4 -5 0 Orig. 2.98 to 3,98 Stanley Works ...... 43 46 ing here. Bill Rady was given at the Post home at 5 p.m. to assist that it can present its aiiJe. The ] Terry Steam ...... 1.50 the dairy award. Honorary mera-| Iri moving, which must be complet­ hearing will be held Juije 17 in the ] 10" Flat Form Ties 9e PET CENTER $ FREE PARKING 2 for 3.00 Torrington ...... 26'a 28'.j hers were Donald Wallace, chair­ ed tonight so the new owner can Superior Court chambers here. CombinOtions Doors 14.95 1.99 1.59 1.99 U.S. Env’lp com ___ 26'- 28'2 man of ' the Regional Vocational take po.ssession. Orig. 16.98 to 19.98 U.S. Env'lp pfd ...... 12 14 Agriculture Consulting Committee; Final trj'outs for the Junior Le­ Ash Dumps 95e Sizes 6 to l% coat or middy ^2 for 5 e0 0 ^ Some 8,200,000 American homes j Wo dse hove some damaged inferior and ox- Jgizes 3 to 6x, dottons, lastex Veeder-Rooi ...... 49 .52 Tlieodore Ventura, science teacher: gion baseball team will be held at now sre centrally heated with oil Sizes 7. to^^l^lished coL styles in print, or solid no . . rumba* s t y l^ in color­ Famous Make, Sizes 6 to 16, 4 pockets, zip The above qtiotations are not to and Arthur .Monaghan, father o f , 6 p.m. in Henry. Park. compared with 4,500,000 m 19.50 torier doors Of bargain prices. Cleanout Doors, 8x8 85c ton, h||lf"^ger, 2 pockets, iron plisse.s. Short sleeves, be construed ss sctiisl markets. John Monaghan, Honorary mem-1 Board of Edtication meets at and 2,,500,000 in 194.5. ful cottons, prin'ts. or fly, pre-cuffed. Tan, char­ I ’ "1 I tgB, black and turquoise. long leg. 2 X 6 Joist Hangers 40e stripes. \ GIRLS’ ' coal and black. Air Lock Windows, all sizes $17*^ 2 X 8 Joist Hangers 45c Orig. 1.79 to 1.98 Orig. 1.98 and 2.98 ^ R IN G COATS Wash 'n Woor Fomeus Maker Air Lock Picture Windows ^75 °° 2 X10 Joist Hangers 5Qc GIris' Birit’ Boxar Slacks Boys’ Zig Jackets Boys’ Shirt and Anderson No. 612 Windows $14’50 4x8 Joist Hangers 55c lO .O O Gottou Skirts Short Sots DYNAMIC INSURANCE U ’E H AVE HUNDREDS OF 4 X10 Joist Hangers 60c Sash $ 1.00 1.59 2 for 3.00 Sizes 3 to 6x, all with grow 2.98 ,Kerh 4 X 12 Joist Hangers « 60c 1.00 hems in bottom and sleeves WE HAVE HUKDREDS OF Sizes 8 to 18 in combed pop­ 1.98 Sizes 3 to 6x, poplins, twills, • . all are virgin wool fab­ Angle Irons, 42" ^1*^5 Sizes 8 to 6x, full circle cot­ rics in group. lin in red or navy or woven Sizes 3 ’t o ^ x in no iron Storm Sash and Screens •trimmed turn up cuff, 2 tons, elasticized waist, plaid. Elasticized waist, selif plisse or pbhshed cotton pockets. solids or prints. Sizes 7 to 14, .. Now ] 2.00 collar, ' ' boxer short w.ith contract-' WE HAVE HUNDREDS OF . ' ! 12 X 15 Steel Sash ing short sleevbpshirt^ Window Frames Mortar Pans, 6 cu. ft. Orig. 14.98 to 16.98 K E E P S U S 38" Heatalator Orig. 1.98 to 2.98 Orig. 5.98 to 19,98 No Iren Woven Sixof 3 So 6x le y *' SoorMUBkor lexer ^ 215 Lb. Gertainteed Asphalt BIRLS’ TOPf ERS Girli’r Suhtaaa Suits ,3-., Girls’ Straw Hats Swim Trunks Shingles per sq ^5’50 4x7 3/8"Wallboard Per Sheet ^ • NOW P U Y s h o r t s 9 0 Lb. Rollod Roof ing ^ S 4 x 8 3/8" Wallbpard Per Sheet .^1.*^^ 'V .1.00 'Sizes 10 to 14, wool fleeces 3.99 ,o10.99 n O N T H E ^ 4 X 12 3/8" Wollboard Per Sheet Clearance famous make Per in pasteKs, large turned up Lastex briefs or seersucker 55 Lb. Rolled Roofing Roll $255 straws in a variety of styles, Sizes 3 to 14, subteen 10 to Sizes 3 to 12, woven striped 4 x 7 Insulated cuff, .smartly tAilored print, boxer style."!, knit bonnets, cloche, clip-ons, A 14, rayon flannels, linens, seersucker. 2 pockets, fly styles. - lined; all colors. A wonder­ Slaters Felt PerRon ^l-^^ $ 1 .6 S terrific buy. wools, tweeds or solid tones. front, sanforized. Guaran­ W ollb oard Per Sheet • •.«. s caa L . * At ** Subteens .....N ow 10.90 ful buy. 00 Limited quantity. teed by Good Housekeeping. . . . tCVfUCA I 15 Lb. Builder^s Paper p., rou $2*'^ 4 x 9 Insulated I6«a over ..,. h fMs eaoeidr* • MOVE $ 2 - ^ 4 girdle . . , . •Mk «'» * Ori^. 1.19 to 1.29 Orig. 1.98 Toddlorv* Orig. 2.98 to 3.98 W allb o ard Per skeet N 1 leys'6io 18i Orig. 2.9S to 3.9S V INTERIOR and EXTERIOR PATINTfD TodAltr Polo Shirts 4 X 12 Insulated MNWOONreoU I Gottaa Orawlars Garafaat Saadals ‘TaipooR” Btimsias Soya’ Play Slacks •I Ibebur ggM etstke. t ■ PAINTS W allb o ard Perp Sheet.a . ^• 2 “ * M Pedme'* Uierf edici requirei. * . A L L COLORS sdsguel* iupperf to eMween * s , 1.00 1.59 2 for 3.00 2.29 12 X 12 Ceiling Tile Per Sq. Ft. Sc ••d kipt. , 2.98 Sizes 1 to 4 by 2 famous 1.99 .Medipm to X-I'arge, denims, Infants 5 to- large 8, in In woven plaids or stripe's,* Rfix ♦'die. you I makers, snap shoulder, StSieve nut . . . . trfHi elmeti • wcitl^n seersucker, combed white, red, brown, pink, 2 ivy style 4 jiockets, b^lt Sizes 3 to 12, combed oot- ■to beeinf. short Sleeves, smart woven AN ASH BARREL FREE gabardine, snap crotch, ad­ strap styles, leather uppers, loops, zip.-;fly..—Also—iti" pol- ton gabardine, twills or surf jacquards, washable, no justable shoulder straps, all d eim g, 2 pockets, zip fly, 25% OFF ’ ^*** **«■ » ANY. • composition soles. Not ished cottons, tan, charcoal iron, shape retaining. WITH EVERY $10.00 PURCHASE T W l* wW yew iintpeet Ikew * polors. every color in every size. or black. hall boxer, washable. ALL HARDWARE, TOOLS, hoh idkHSSs crecKent ! * l .)3 Main Street MEDICINE CABINETS and FANS WHILE THEY LAST Orig. 1,29 to 1.98 Group MNs Olaziir Orig. 1.98 Cotton-Knit Orig. 2.98 and 3.98. 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^ a • Ma n c h e s t e r e v e ^o n ^ h e r a l d , m a n c i 5TER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, JUN^ 6, 1957 PAGE TWENTY-ONR PAGfi TWENTt MANCHESTER EVENINff^ERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE ,5, 1957 'Sweep Dad Off His Feet Eojt Tour W ay into Dail*a,JHeart Chicken DnimsGelu Oeatlemen of the fary- 12 men every day who don’’t know J*ke—Thnt new farm hand after they have been careless they And - into a heavenly BARCA- HARMAG MEN’S SH0PS-D46 Order enough CHICKEN BUGS BUNNY really dumb! are certainly prone. (By Mark 1^ the A politician thinks of the next day 1957 mean luxurious relaxa- SPORTSW EAR for Father's Day. ! lilfst)\ftom LYNN POClJ.TRy Wealthy people'miss one of life's botUea in the grass and now he Bargains wprld; and it f efflcieivfjr Is only election, axAritt***"*!! thinks of ;tlon 'fdr - years to come. He’ll Wrap up an airy short-sleeve FARMS'Tjx^e Parkade dr at-th* g M te a t thrills— paying the last thinks it’s a cow’s nest. .. Installment. marred by the diffiCdh^ of Ondjng the next gbneratloii. . stretch o.Ut.'-relauc weary muscles Sport Shirt, or “ Wash ’n wear" center becatma fried, baked w . "When you feel on Saturday we were the word* caM'e out ,of and nerves and loye ypu for choos­ Slacks, thrifty and easy to care barbecued, theyHis^ppear quickly nighj^ like you used to feel on Mon­ Listed by our moutha In pieces. of Ice, and ing a gift that lirihg^ head-to-toe for; just wash and wear, little or ‘at outdqor picnics, / day jnomtnr old age, U creeping we had to fry them to hear what uirer comfort, it adjustd earily to any no ironing required. Feather- meaty i^each drumstick^ up on^U.' • we were talking about. BY 1 SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH CARNIVAL DICK TURNER position for sleeping, reading or light SUITS • and W A LK IN G generous portion that is SHORTS keep Dad comfortable serve, easy to eat. Plan a in* The office man was delighted in \ lounging-and comes in FlROPOR- Ofle woman to jmother:.('‘ ‘The nONED SIZES offering unparal­ even when the mercury soars. around L Y N N drumsticks' - or displaying his new dentures to doctoicUm-tpld Edgar he.must take Off leled comfort. Choice of upholktery Shop at HARM AC’S and make broilers soon. fellow employes. Finally some­ a few pounds. I ’m worrying him fabrics available. Dad really happy on his .day, one inquired; ■ J by telling’ him I* want a mink Taka Oraduatkm in Your Stride For Quick Spot Romoval at Home Dad Takea Center 8Uge June 16. There’s a HA’HMAC There are 24 toll roads, covering Someone— And how does your coatsii W H ITE SH O S » for graduation A ^ u te Sailor! W#ar A Haltar All Siimmar store to serve you in East H art­ wife like the new choppers? and all a)iinmer long are gaily "Carbona” CLEANING FLUID It’s e a ^ to remember Dad with Terry Cloth Robes Are Cozy 1,901 .miles, in operation In ■ the also SOAPLESS LA TN E R belongs a FATHER’S DAY gift that will ford and one at Crossroads Plaza. Man (airily)— I dunno; I never A young California; couple took lined ujr for easy aelection at C. Just the thing to slip over a United States, 17 are under con­ open my mouth around the house. E. 9 OUSE A SON. Neat, ti^ on every well-equipped stain re­ "ring a bell’’ when you visit PlNE- struction or financed, and ‘89 ars a visiting auht for a' drive, and., LENOX PHARMACY. 299 East wet bathing suit, the kiddies will Sure-Fire Ways to Please Dad sling PUMPS or SANDAt^^ng moval shelf at home. JOHNSON authorized. pointed out a flg tree as M e of the Center St., or PINE PHARMACY, love their TERRY CLOTH ROBE Depentl on the guaranteed qual­ Indefatigable researchers in Abi­ sighU. flrmly and gently yet ‘V Y e " with P A IN T CO.. 723 Main St., has r ^ r ~ ^ ^ r n m i both products jn stock. Tbuch up a 664 Center* St. -Cater to his smok­ or JACKET from Children’s Shop ity. the dowh-to-earth prices on lene. Kan., have found that bus "F ig tree!” exclaimed the eider-.^ every movement. Qo0l7 lacy NY- of J. W. HALE CORP. Use dur­ Delight a Graduating *Mls** seats in the midwest are often two spotted tie, dress or suit immedi­ ing pleasure with a new Pipe, a cool sumiper toga for Father’s Day -Especially for congratulating ly woman. "That canU be a flg viX)N MESH shqaa^ are cushioned dependable Lighter or a box of ing the swimming" season and long at MARL/OW'S, 867 Main St.- CMON, inches wider than they are on tree.” ately and present a well-groom ^ the feminine memiiers of a grad­ TEUPHONC td-^baorb Jotta-and jars of walk- holiday-wrapped CIGARS in pop­ after; these soft, -deeply-napped "Fruit of the Loom” SHIFTS, w the Atlantic seaboard. “ And this,’* “ Certainly Is,” said her niece, ln g > - .A i^ iM !E L HEIGHTS are appearance all the time. (JLEANr uating class, PIN E-LENOX INO FLUID, 29c and 59c removes ular assortmentsjptff 28 or 50. The robes aVe cozy, washable and so $1.79 and $2,98 have long sleeves says the report in conclusion, “ is "What makM you think differ­ lncludad<^ atock, but delay no practical. In frosty -white- and PHARM ACY. 299 East Center St. not Just, b^ause midwestcrners / grease, oil, tar. wax, gum and ad­ BAIT BOX LURE, ohly 81 con­ or short. Good-looking T# jS at $1 and.PINE PHArtiMACY, 664 Cen­ ent?’.’ . . ■ . ( lopgir in gettin g your share of tains a "GUlette'’. razor and a gay plaid, sizes 4-(3x, $2.98 to qarry more things In their pock­ hesive tape. SOAPLESS LATH E R and $1.50, also orlon, slip-on “ Well,” said the aunt, subsiding 'breese-cool shoe fashions, in the shining lurp/It’s a sturdy plastic $3,98. ter St. have gathered into one de­ ets, either.’’ js a professional concentrate now SWEATER-) add a dashing ac­ a little, "I just thought. ..surely style and slzq ydu. Want. box that Mflll accompany him often partment, appealing gifts to thrill ... the leaves must be bigger than tlottled for home use; the 49c size cent to a man’s wardrolje, $3.98 a proud, deserving graduate. /A on f i s ^ g trips to hold bait, a .Quick Pineapple Muffins Barbets^How do you want, your that?” makes over 1 gallon to clean ruga and $4.98. Washable, quick-drying GIFT OF FRAGRANCE, be ' It Give. Happlneaa on Father’s Day and upholstery effectively. Use $2.75 Value. Dad will beam proudly 2 cupa sifted self-rising cake flour TROUSERS of polished cotton hair cut, itttje boy? It’S a good year to select, your when he displays handsome new delicious cologne in a spray bottle Small LAd—Kwant a round spot His opening itory made us roar. only the lather. Cleaning bills go- 1/3 cup sugar $3.98 to $5.98 keep Pop well- or in compact stick form, velvety Father’s Day gift from GOOD­ down when ’’Carbona’.; is handy. "Squire’’ CUFF LINKS or a TIE 5 tablespoons shortening groomed. SHORTS and SOCKS on top, like Daddy. The closing one was flne.. SLIDE, $1 and up. Ease the 'daily dusting powder or soothing, sudsy YEAR SERVICE STORE, 713 1 egg, well beaten from MArUA>W'S keep their like- But of the speech that came be­ „ „ „ . chore of shaving wflh a smooth- bubble batli, these are happiness­ Article explorer—Tt wka ^o Main St. because the store is 1 Clip canned crushed pineapjile* new fit and color, wa-shing after tween brimming over with fun-giving, Smart Figuring for SilpuneV cutting ELECTRIC RAZOR. Fine giving choices. CXISTUME JBW- cold where we w ere' that, the I can’t recall a line! Summer wsight girdIo»s > ‘ and- -^TQTLiET RJiEh ' (BhaVe lotlons,~ae (juice included) washing. "Samsonite" LUGGAGE J U fY of the better kind,.will

tctSAaaanm, Call Ml ii-7iii CAPTAIN EASY Not In’Tlie Boat? BY LESUK TURNER FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS - Asking For It ^ BY MERRILL BLOSSER BUT MB- YR5.MANP SOON LOST SltiHT we EVEN WE AB5UMB0 THE CRY CAME IP'MAOWRTHBRiOOe’. WHEN n s : HEARP CALPY BM-BRAtl j^E R O kay, TH E N -- M-Uev— TODAY BAUBOAT WB RC^HBD ROCKY THUMB BCRBAW AO iTAP PutON A d d d P .... ■ -■P h a v e ir YOUR. w a i t —HOLD WiTHTAOl THEY HW grW FAR AWAY TO THE AAOTORBM H lUOi >* THI* THE BUB ^ U iO tC , I OVERTURUBP aTATtOMt ^ DAD,TUlS OWN WAV. KNOW MILL FABRICS IWWB-- ISPUBUC. j u n io r , f MY , W6«15/ FROfERiy.^ W ell pick up your furs for safe storage in our modem cold storage vaults . - . ^ f e from heat, moisture, moths, ORIGINALLY CHENEY'S SALESROOM and fully Insured. 177 HARTFORD RD. — MANCHESTER i 3 Day Special Sale For A Limited Time Only Hffrt's on Exempt* I't) m> >r Mta MawrMa. bia. TJl Pm. € IN OUR lARGAIN lASEMENT enttt, mA3-^ f Jm tm. »,$. pm. wl. *f Ou r THURSDAY. FRIDAY, SATURDAY. JUNE 5.7-8 MORTY MEEKLB You Smr'ed 100 BY DICK CAVALLi, THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE Holding Back BY WILSON SCRUGGS V E $ 1 •0 0 ® ® '® “*- ®“ Storog* RcHtt: YOU GAVE AVM*/^ JUSTFINg HERE’S SOMUCH ID ANOTOUte MtRTUM TaLYPUKNOWI DACRON RUFFLED CURTAINS MV CAR, AND SOLO Coot vdiwd at $100 AWOOLFCUJBS and YOU? UDST JIM DUbHOnE^SHOPNOwr 50 X 54, 50 X 6S i l U • ! VgN7-mGHr AFTER 50 X 72, 50 X 31 Per Pair ^ 2 . 4 5 FOR AQUARTER BaVVASBORH. Stor*d for $3.00 0 U , (h /tt dCoji&sL fijcu n t 50x90 Per Pair .^ 2 a 7 ; 5 Nylon tailored eurtaina, all uizes. ...., !Per ^ak $1.95 Forteean Matcri*! raluea to S1.25 per yd. - FUR ?P*®ixl eele pri^e. .«••*..• ..--v • Y*d. J6c E. A. JOHNSON PAINT CO. ST RA E, lit FISHER 0 8 OPEN MONDAY Tkrwifh FRIDAY 9 ta 5:30 7^3 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER \ THURSDAY 9 to t^ATU R D AY 19 laS 325 MOAD ST^ MANCHESTER PHONE Ml 3-73^ — Sf" .5 i * 1 p '/■■* ' '• .'7 '■ '" a x :v x ■ .■ - ' 'V ■■■ ' ■ ■ 'X V- ■ ; PAGE TWEte-TWO' ' :V X . . ■ ■■■ ^ X " --W".-- - X MANCHESTER' „„«i.^ - f- t EVENlNG^liERALD/M^CHES^ER,1^— CONN, WEpNETSDAX.------J— JUNE ■ 5, 1957 ■■?. - ■ . ' ' __ . U •X 1 • i \ ■ > J|ANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1967 T W E ^ . H e b ro n chiefly in atop sign ytolatlons. up ienaei'numbered 52 for April and li-yegr-old Merton C ’ M ur«y, ' Traffic Violations 7 from 3 to 10; failure to pro­ .56 for May, Ute number of aodl- wedghd between two rocks in the cure licenses, up 5 from 2 to 7; ' dents Increased from 28 „tb 34 Housatonic River- »led *• Increase in May unnecessary noise,'up 4 fropi none while parking violations decreased He. was found in 12 feet of water, 100 Voters L to 4; road rule violations, *up 4 from. '797 to 768., about 200 yards downstream from Arrejts for traffic violation^ trojn 13 to' 19. where his bqajfc capaised while he Ma jumped more than 50 per cent from - Speeding and reckless .driving was fishing.' ' ■ Hebron, : Juno 5- (SpeciiN, — April to May with 48 arrested arrests remained relatively un­ f Boj^’b Body Recdye,red j^J>companion. Richard Blantin, 6,6 1 rwsprded in the- earlier ipoTith and changed at 7 and 6, speeding; and 25. of Sherman, siiffehed a shoulder Bomewbat leaa' than ' (W v o ^ a ■K, X were preaent at the town meeting 74 l4at month. \\ 3 and 4, reckless dricing, New Mifford. June 5 Injury but managed to swim to Monday evening at the a c h o o 1 The hike of- ’26 was reflected ^ rrests for other types of of- Searchers today' Tound the body of sefety. Outside Interests No' Handicap auditorium. State hep. Karl H, Tops Batters,■pitchers Golf Day linka was moderator. The $306,• 831 budget approved by the Board a Pitching—Billy Pierce. White Saturday at Club of Finance waa accepted. jWitli Schoolboy Squad Fellow Naiiied Mickey jVfwtle Sox—Gave up just t-wo hits in 1-0, C$iildrea*a Day Set 10-lnning decirion over Red Sox; Children’a Day will be obeerved striking out seven, walking none Annual National Golf Day X By PAT BOLDUC ^ N ew Vhrk (NEA) It w-’as *.-the Oklahoma Klc] for business op-^?--Mantle,-dw8n't devote more than for ninth victory and seventh com; will be held Saturday on golf at both Congregational Churchea tNTSBNjTrloNArT^ rather astonishing that some of portunities outside (5f baseball, ac-j six day* during the entire year to Sunday, and church achool pupila plete game to keep Chicago’s'five- courses around the country and Senior_____ VW Alan..V.1UUCU Johnson B u i i i iconcluded i a i i i , uaovumii a brilliant a c a o u i i baseball season ' the boys practiciiily wrote off the cording tq Frank Scott, who books; extra-curricular activitiee,” teati- game American League skfe. Pro Alex Hackney jaf the Man­ will participate in the programa. Yankees as early as late May chester Country Club announoetf' A spMlal offering for the Silver 91 major leaguers. '. , fl>s Booker Scott. Hitting—George Kell, Orioles— nents, six in batting and three in pitching. As the club’s ' vJrpianck Field as Aceto * Syi- after the ivorld champions------had Joe DiMaggio was big. So are "They’ll have to count on aome- that once again the local Lake'Tund will be taken in bath, lost four outlit five and iropped all Ted Williams and Musfal, but the; thing more than that to check the Drove in four runs with three hits*,, will Cooperate. churchea. All are aaked to ah^i^ eading hitter with a fine .354 average (17 hits in 48 at bats) Ivester upended Norman’s.4-i, An­ I f l r #. I W .. ^__ __»i ______One a two-run homer, to become^ in the opportunity , to promote the te will receive the Nassiff Arms-*- derson walked only four -batters, th ^ a c e . i latter are now handicapped by age, I Yankees," adds Freaco l^ompaon. lOOth player to gain 2,000 hit* in Member* may bring-k’^ t * to intereats and program of the young Trophy Thursday morning at the struck out 12 and did not allow a ' Yoi: the merchandiser demands con-1 “They have too much pitching and majors while triggering rally that participate in the. I00& evmt. people of the churchea through a ^n'uaiannual Spring"— Awards ■--- - assembly at | ball, to be hit out of the infield as interests^ It 1 tracts that will carry for three on.punch and too atout a-dafena* The beat Athletics 9-7. Also, In addition to the playen generous contribution^ „je school, I he twirled the Contractors into “f t ^ tn . „u.K f ' ' Dodgers look forward to meeting who will try ,to beat the score* ) The haid-working pitcher-out- i wi * ‘^***’ 1 Mantle picks up $70,000 a year no other club...... in Ihe-World- Series. • of Open champs Cary Mlddle- Vacation S$hom Not8a Second place. An error.otwo' passed coff Md,Cathy Cornelius, a con- ■ Iriatead of having v a c a t i o n P 6*Ider also led the Red and White bails and a stolen base accounted l>i addition tq. hia basChaU salary. They expect to see the Yankees '’\y ' With the most hits, 17r home runs *** He er«iprscs cigarettes., milk, a again win going away in the Local Women Victors tqst wifl__ be• -held...... with pn>Medi school^^nducted separately thla for Norman’s lone tally in the Sec­ with itseif." says Freaco Thomp­ golnl;. to the Npwington Home ' rhummifr by churches of the towii with two; rims batted in with 11; ond inning. Tommy John.son and son, the old infielder who runs the milk mixture, a soft'd.'lnk, jackets American League. total bases -with 24; and stolen, and slacks and a T .shirt. He has “The Yankees have too many kay Glblin shot a 78 for low net nhd Hospital for CrlppM CMI- of oM f^rtf denominations, it is Mike Kearns collected the only Brooklyn farms, "but you ' can dren. Money will be u s ^ to pur­ being planed to combine forces. bases with- seven, half of the’ two hits giVen up by Roger Grimm depend on Casey Stengel to knqtk five toy Items, iilc-ludlng a baseball guys who can beat you with one,--.honors and Avis Hamilton ~ cap­ team’s total of 14. On the, game. His name is qn a pen and swing. chase equipment at the Newing- The Congregi^rial and Episco­ Proposed Wapphiff Telephonh Building and Gary Sullivan of Norman's. that out of their heads. Ol' Ca.se tured. low putts honors with ?8'in ton Home. Medals will be given mouod, 'the Indians' co-captain A*S ...... 020 02X-4-2-0, pencil. . “And an occasional tele^iion ap- yesterday's Class C women’a golf palian churjhtawiiyvVork together ^rirRUfincr «hnu'K th« nas«jr tAt^nhAnsa 'hiHMIncr 4a Vva Vtnilf avT Ua«.a.u * will keep shouting, ‘You’re not to all - pla.vers 'who- top the in the project, vvitnlea^hers com­ An architecfs»drawing shows the new telephone building to be built on land bought from Judd Files was Coach Tom Kelley’s biggest Norman’s . . . . 010 - 000-1-0-2 that good.* _____ “Yet outside of his 14 'kppear- pea.rqnce’ or sales pitch on the out- event at the Avon Country Club. on Buckland Rd., Wapping. The i-story, brick faced building measures 83 by_66_f*et and—acIU Vinner, .notching five victories in smeca; to accept 14 rtiffpren' ' ' scores of Mlddlecoff and Mlsa ing ft»m all the churches^^^p^ca Andsraon and Joliiison; Sullivan, "And throw that mind off” their Both-woinen play out,o2 the Man­ Cornelius. tjpns ahbuld be handed in by-^jxt house dial switching equipment to serve some 2,000 users in the -area. Construction Of the build­ fix decisions, pitched the most in- Grimm (3 ) and Marlotti.' ^ game junk into the nearest' in­ in six weeks during the off-season, tq the other fellow*' sire." chester Country Club. Sunday. Dates for the vacate ing will start sometime this month. Service is e.vpected to start by the middle of next summer. lings, 52, and emerged as the I I NATIONAL IJTTLE-LE.AGUE cinerator. There's nothing like school as announced by the Rev. strikeout leader with 36. I Ponndlng out a total of 12 hits, Douglas F. Pimm" are July 15 to Sue-'Ann Tucker and Deborah -voked a provision which gives its I • Most Valuable Performer | i th# Medics dumped Green Manor July 26. Wright. Probe Started courU the right to decide whether j j Tn addiUon, Johnson finished 1 ; 1(7-6 laat night at Buckley Field, Applications for the Lake George Recelving^hadges at a'^court of i the offender was'on or off duty at | seccecond in runs scored with 11 and I Corky Perine chalked up 12 trip sponsored by St. P.e t e r's avvards from tn^-.^leader. Mrs. I the time. Japan has claimed juris­ nls ,044 fielding average was the 1 I sfrikeouts in gaining the triumph Carlrnkn Frankel, wgr* the follow- j Oiurch, are also due next Sunday. diction in about 460 cases and tried I third best mark, among the regu-! 'and 9-yebr-old, Glenny Banks Personal Brief ing Girt Scouts: Mary 111 Girard Case crashed three hits in’ four trips. Mary Lou Hooker, Lois waNjer, i about 435, of whom 89 were con­ irs. There's little doubt that ’ Mrs. Samuel Wolfe of Brooklyn. victed. e was' the Red and White's m ost' Bob Minney, a first year man with a Gail Kramer and Sharon Frank^tJ, N. Y„ s ^ n t a few days recently (Confined from Page One) The Japanese juclge named to I ValuableS performer during th e; the Medics, also went 3-4 at the at the home of her brother, Ben­ awlmming, cooking, sports and ‘ plate. games;' music, Mary Lou H(»ker, ■ guard a machine gun and other preside in the Girard case said 4057 season which saw the locals ! jamin Cashmann and family; Mrs. yesterday that "for the -sake of gjp eight of 12 games and capture | ALAN-'JOHNSON Medica ...... pgb 52x-10-12-6 Wolfe is the daughter- of the late Sharon Frankel: sports and games, i equipmenb- as evidence he was on .Green M anor/005 010- 6- 6-2 and cooking, Joan Dombrowskl, duty status ^ good relations between Japan and leir second straight CCiL title, , ^ Rtfbbi Harry Cashman, and helped America . . . we -shall conduct a | .1 Leftflelder Dick Kaciniiki, who j Avery was charged with only Perinp and Coleman; Coleman, in the store here, later destroyed fair trial." Moran and Zawistowskl. and codking,"' I»uise returns next was *)at 1 three errors while handling 81 A M EI^A N UTTLE LEAGUE by fire, which he operated at the Porter;— ■ e world pin , and s. crafts newspaper accounts of'-Ujesr-tlje shoot- the mos^t Umes 54; tied Dick H ut-! chances for a sparkling .963 per- from Green. Mrs. W'olfe called on some badge, Corliss. Laking, mg '.ndlcate to my mmdvind lb i ment‘'X"prom°sed®^’'a7 aiM | son and Charlie Boggini for the centage ■ Three runs in the first inning of her former neighbors. rard was. on duty at the tlm>-of I ftp^ordance with the laws of the provSd more than' enough as the „ Choir Hehearsal . Others, receiving badges were: triples leadership, each hitting Manchester pitcher. Manchester Motors defeated Spen­ First class, Nancy Frcid. Peggv -If'Ths', '" “.h It nailed the U.S. decision one; was second \ ^ h 16 safeties, gave up a total of 99 hits, 35 free 'There will be a rehearsal of St Hammond, Sue-Eljeh Kirkhani, If that- IS the case, AiTTenc.an 1 innan tpv mo-i finished third in the batting race cer Rubber 4-1 last night at Wad­ Peter's vested choir Friday at 1 juri.sdicllonri.rfirtinn should h.be .vo--festaiiot?^"thc^exerci.sed, Girard a mam-1 Vith a .296 mark; and led the passes, chalked up 65 strikeouts dell Field. Two walks, an error and CASEY .STENGEL Mari6^ Wilson .Mij'Harriet Wythe. of • the and posted a pretty fair 2.66 p.m. in the church. A Sir Gala Nancy Freid walTawarded a.badge he added. "5ur subcommittee will United Stat^.<’ Squad in strikeouts with 18. three hits accounted for the Mo­ PALM BEACir had ritual and dance will take try to determine whether the facts earned run average’. And/aj a tors’ opening inning uprising and a ball game to get the good com­ for sports and life saving; Xtary Since the shootfitg pf the woman, I ; Shortstop Danny Renn, who also place at 7:30 in Phelps Hall, that Hall, bird, insect and sport: Sue- justify the action taken." ijeturns for -another season in '58, tearn the Indians compiled a ,253 the winners added another markei* petitor's mind off everything else evening. Gird has been in Afmy custody batting average' to surpass last in the fourth via a hit batsman, an for three hours or ao. j Ellen Kirkham. sports: Harriet And Flanders added, "this de­ at Camp Whittington, hfs' ppst 50 ^ored the most runs, 14; received Zoning' Permits Wythe, bird, sports and music ap­ cision could have .serious repercus­ . the most walks, seven; and was year's .299 mark. But Kelley’s error, a hit and an infield out. "The hitter is too busy think- ! ffives you crisp, cool Permits for quite a number of miles north of Tokyo. The Japa-- charges were guilty of 47 mlscues Spencer’s run was the result of ing about base hits. The pitcher ' preciation : P e g g y Hammond, sions from the standpoint of the nese presiding judge said he coul^ the only other starter to conclude buildings or repairs have been is­ aporta and folk dancing: Donna continuance of the Status of the IZ-game schedule with a bet­ and wounfi up with a .913 fielding three free passes and one safety. is concentrating on how to get j sued. According to the aoning remain 'in American custody as average edwpared to a .933 mark the other gu.vs out. Take It from ' Johnson, Penny Belden and Patty ! Forces agreement. Tliere should long as he appeared at trial ses­ ter than .300 mark, collecting 15 Motors ...... 300 106-4-4-0 agent, Donald C. Heath. They Bennett, sports; Candace Barnes, be strong representations td the ■jingles in 49 trips lor a .306 aver­ in '56. Spencer ...... 100-000-1-5-2 an old trouper, the ballplayer for­ “ tailored washable 'vent to: Daniel Way, Gilead sec­ sions, the u.syal practice when Jap­ gets all ■ his headaches once he Lynn Boyington. Dortna Brodcur Japanese." anese -courts try American service­ age. The junior also hit three During the 6iqursr of the season Gollmitzer. and Ozols; TorlenSon, tion, a shed: Alfred AndersOn. and Elissa Lederer, sports; Susan .Says Brlcker Overniled men. cloubles to tie for-second place, the Indians had winning atreaks of Dailey ( 11 and Cowles. climbs into uniform. I've known CMd Colchester ^ . . renovation; Mercia, sports and housekeeping. ■(truck out 16 times to trail Ka- two, three and tWo games and ALU.MNI LE.\GUE them to dismiss financial trouble, Charles E. Larcomb. son of Mr. The decision came as a surprise Girard aald today “there’s noth­ farnil.v illness, marital squabbles, suits at only $39.95! Troop J15. Mrs. Hugo Lederer to many. Sen. Bridges (R-NH), ing more I ' can do" when . he qinski and finished third In the neWer lost more than, one game in With Mike Reardon pitching a and Mrs. Charles ^f. Larcomb, leader, received second- class l^ e hit department with 16.^ ,a stretch. \ three-hitter, walking four batters practically everything. house on Burnt Hill; Leo Cays, chairmaij of the Senate GOP learned he faces criminal trial by "Why should the Yankees have ba^es and world pins. They vv’cnt a.-Japanese court. ‘ Riinnerup I.Aurels Prospects for a n o th ^ success­ and fanning six, Nassiff Arms en-i “ Y...... • garage, Amston Lake; Wilson tq Cmeryl Barnes, Corlnne Murphy, Pol|cy,Committee, said it was '•ex­ ful year appear bright Hn 1958 countered little difficulty posting problems away actly the opposite" of what Secre­ . “Just let the . lawyers handle 1 Bennett, addition to house, Am^ Diane Johnson. - Virginia Harley Bib Norm Hohenthsl topped the since Kelley will welcome back an 11-3 win over the Elks I a a t j F ^ ston L,ake; Wilbur S. Porter, Jean Wexler, Cathv Marak, Paul tary of the Army Brucker said everything," his Japanese fiancee. locals with 'four doubles and was Avery. Wes Feshler. Clyde kich- night at Charier Oak Park An- paid^ ballolavers. ballplayers? Mn.t Most or of th.o. them house in Gilead; Luther Rich, em­ would be done. Miss Hqru “Candy" Sueyama, 27, Necond to Johnson, with nine' RBIs have little- businesses of one kind the Burdick and Valarie Rankl. qimtcd him ap saying. ard. Bob Neil, Dannv Banav^e, other Mike,—.Simmons was__Uie ploye^-hpnsc. Bolton Rd. " •Rnd his .949 fielding average also Renn, Phil Faulke, Bob Mclntosfl; game's halting star with three or another. Addison Clark Manrhester Evening Herald He­ dared the Army would a.s.sert jur­ Sueyama said Girards Was good enough for runnerup Kaclnskl. George Cushing, Bob "Mickey Mantle is so concerned isdiction over Girard pn the ground hands "trembled continuously” Igurels. base\ ■ knocks in four at bats People here greatly regret the bron eorrespondent. Miss Susan B. Fiske and Bobby Daigle. But due 330-203 -0-1 i -9-1 about the motel he la building, news of the death of Addison Pendleton, telephone ,4Cademy that he was on duty at the time of- when she and the 21-year-old spe­ Here’s W hat You Get: j (Catcher Dick Avery, only a tq graduate this Vnotnth are Co- merchandising deals, endorse­ Clark of West Springfield. Maas. the shooting. But the Senator add­ cialist met Inside Camp Whitting­ fiophomore with -a promising fu­ 100 200 0- 3-3-2 ments and appearances that hi* I ton where he is under re.striclion. Captains Leo ,C^'r and Johnson, Craig; McAdam He was the son-in-law of Mr. .and ed the Army Secretary was over­ ture, replaced Hohenthal as the Hohenthal, H u ts o n . Boggini, batting averags has plummeted Mrs. Norman Warner of Gilead, ridden because of a prior contmit- i "He didn't want to talk about mdians' No. 1 defensive player. to .3,')0. From what I have seen Ted Leiiczvk Wins ! it." said Candy. 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THE 11 Angle i m i er for Giants^ liodgers to Stay By X \ EARL W. YOST No Immediate Yale, Harvard Prep for Big Raee Prior Scores Ace PiMVt CoRviiead Sox Can Win forT^oi Sports Editor At Country Club lisox Hold Five Game Chance of New New London. June 5 (jPi—A rac*-.vstrat(e! Richard Wallas. No. 7;< At Harvard's Rad Top camp, :Leaders: Boardnian Shooting for Early Win for rowing power ia bultding up on Reed Rubin. No. 6 ; John Holbrook, training operations started four Eaat Hampton—Outside Ted Amenta’8 attractive aumiijeY the Thames River where Yalq and No. 6 ; C aptain Don Beer, No. 4; day# after the arrival oif the .Eli*. , Tommy Prior aeored M Me Experience and Depth National League H'.rvard will meet June 15 in their John Cooke. No. 3; Mike Hard. No. on the 18th hole et the MfiK- !^aseball Parks I with final exams taking''up part ;e by Beating RSox resort at Cleanvater Lodge on Lake Pocotopaug, there^s a treditiqnal four-niille struggle. 2; Dave'Wilmerding, Bow, and Bill chceter Ceuatry. Club yeeterdey. B atting (Based on 100 a t bata)-i- volley ball court, table tennis tables, horseshoe pits,- basket­ I of the time until yeaterday. It wa* the second hole-te-one. Fondy, Pittsburgh, .376; Musial, Coach Jim Ratlvichmidt’s Yale Becklean, coxswain. rI In the two-a day drill sessions, New York, June .5 \/P)—The American licague by a local player thla aeaeon at St. Louis. .361: Groat. TPlttaburgh, ball court and some benches. One particular ben(;h"^was under crew-i .encamped at Galea Ferry ''Morey, Waites, Eeer, Cooke and ' Coach Harvey Love -has enipha- Makes Chicago Stronger New York, June 5 (/P)—Ju8t,how trnich dofesTitching count outlook’ ppeared dimmei* than GB the 8. Main St. courae. Prior .362; Hodges, Brooklyn, .360; a large shade tree and this is where I struclj tip a long con­ , W L Pet. since May . 27, has geared up to Becklean are veterans of the 1066 I eized mileage and conditiqn as well used a No. 4 Iron. tHese da.vs in the ijiajors? «To the Chi«go^Iiite Sox it' ever today for the Brooklyn Chicago ...... 29 12 .707 near-racing pitch with a settled crew which defeated Harvard on Thomas, Pittsburgh, .349. versation with Sam Boardman, trainer and manager of his ! as bladework in Ih^Xj'jeat for He waa playing la a fooraome '"ilyns Aaron, Milwaukee, .36; means, a five'-game Attierican Lea;^e lead. Ami trrHlje Phila­ aon, Larry, oiie of the' country's*------r*':------:—- Dodgers and New York Giants New York 25 18 .581 5 and tested crew which has rowed the 'Yhame* . by better than five j f-ower to meet th^diallenge of a“ Chicago, June 5 i intact yirtuallv tha entire season. length's and then went on to win with Don Ouatafaon, Bed Smith aouthpaw who leads the major league.s in victories, i.s con­ Tem^t«.iind Robinson. CSfieinnatl,: delphia Phillies it means a sudden and, surprising surgethat outstanding lightweights. Main, „ i'' , , , „ xx ^ remaining in New York. The ; formidable Yal^.-aight which loet and Joe Segal. 35: M a]^^N ew York and Blasin------^—:------•— —fr-— ——-•ijnow has'''.^rl'l«d to withlnXPs purpose of my visit was to seel . Bou^b and tough ^bby Cour- Boston ...... 23 22 .511 * The crew consists of Boh Morey, the Olympic championship. ■ only to CornelLin the sprint season. heralded “showdown” meetj^ D etroit ...... 22 23 .480 9 vinced the White Sox can win the American League pennant. game, St. Lbuja, 33. j gam es of first pUtre In the Nbk rry in training, for hia big bout i’*'**"* x°^ Holyoke, who ha* met Ing between BrOokl.t-n President Pierce posted hi.s ninth triumph against two defeat.s last tional. th former lightweight champion-'^ Kansas City ....' 19 25 .432 liXi R'un.s- B atted'In — Aaron. 'Mil­ W alter O'Malley and NeW York B a ltim o re ...... 18 25 .419 12 nl^ht hurling a two-hit. 1-0 \-irlory? The weak-hitUng White Sox lead W allace (Bud) Smith •TuefUay head Horace Stoneham with Mayor waukee, .38; MusiaT. St. Louis, 37> the'majors with 19 com ^te game* night at the State Theater in Hart spar with Boardman. The pair W ashington 16 31 .340 16 over the Boston Red Sox in 10 in- ^ lSt.'S lOid tiien spent two years ■Hoak, Cincinnati, ,'t^ r F u r illo , went only three rounds, par for Robert Wagner at City Hall yes­ from their, pitching staff. TTie ford. terday gave rise to one belief: Wedneeday's Schedule rln^. It was in the International League. He Brooklyn, 38; Robinson,^Ctncin- _ X. X. . the courae usually,, and it waa nine Boston at Chicago, 2:30 p.m. — of the wasonphoth . X pitched for the Tigers ip 1948 and natt,. 32. Phillies' staff tops the National Tl** 1 *"'**!!* , "’**■* ehirplng and , minutes of bristling action. Neither Unless the city fathers produce triujnphi^and his «xth tp^n was traded to thaXhite Sox w ith 18.. Fluttering their wing* from trie suitable new - park sites before Brewer (6-4) v*. Donovan (4-1). HitS-^Robinson, Cincinnati. 62^ m.i. backed -up an Inch and neither Washington at Detroit. 3 p.m.— yictory. Pierce for catcher Aaron Robinson, Aside Last night offered a .pretty fair . tn'^ee a* Sant ektoiled the merits held back any punches. • October 1, the Dodgers will move Aaron, Milvyaukee, Schoendlenst, example of how 1 he two cluhf have of hia •flpn, tagged the "Destroyer Kemmerer (0-2i v*. Lary (2-7i. ^ n s t from lajrt vear, his previous, best New York sind Musial. St. Louis, Asked- how much he (Larry) to Los Angeles and the Gianfs. tq l ^ e suid has beaten Cleveland J been getting tlifexj^ done. Little of Champk^," after he had whip- San Francisco. New York a t. Cleveland. 8:15 61: Thomas, Pittsburgh, 59. weighed, Sam aaid. "About ISS'j. p.m. — Shantz (5-1) vs. Wynn ' Billy Pierce, the winhingest pitcher ped Smith,^henlith lw h the latter held 1 didn't put him on.the scales today Adding to the local gloom, there . BiV. "'"o had a ?0-9 record '*-’2 record, .Doubles — Hoak, Cincinnati and in either league, won . hi* ninth (6-5). liat season and along w ith Nelson ' Two \4 ell-.spaced Hits ^ * 'b lle r, but he caiwe ,n In a t 138j games neither O'Malley nor Stpneham have fellows like Larry Ooby and 1 \ ,„, i Robertaon Park. National League Sanford. Philadelphia. 6-1. .857; j i'«rk. Baltimore moved to within ■•ll»at are jnour plan.* for I^arry Center Congo* v* Community had made any commitments to if.k* wins?" I asked. "We're going w L Pet. GB n ^ t W^enT-'' Saepe has beeh prom oted^ Gross, Cincinnati. Buhl. Milwaukee ; a half-game of sixth place Kansas Baptist, 6;30-Robert*on Park. stay in New York. ' to win, and win decisively. Larry TTie two club heads refused to Ctnclnnaii .., 28 16 .636 n e ^ ^ lU ^ e a enjoying the , ^^^kn la Braves^ Rookie Not Impi^sed -and Schmfdt, S't. Lniis, 4-1, .800. City, besting tie A's 9-7; and X X , . . a - X . First National v* Mai Tool, Fav(»rite Park •Strikeouts Koiifa.x, Brooklyn, WaMiinglon knocked off Detroit ^should u ld have knocketlknockeri Smith out in 6:15-Charter Osk Park, give the city ' any guarantees. Philadelphia , 26 17 .66.6 the.xtiratthe.^&rat meeting ilrt>'«ilrt>« Boston last ast „,x x . . Brooklyn .;., 2.6 17 .595 2 ."iO: firott, Chicago, ,60; Arroyo, 4-3. ' Thiiraday, June 6 O'Malley, in fact, expressed ex­ L Ne'viMlork — (.NT,A) —Willie Pittsburgh. 48; Roberts, O rd w ell While the Phillies, who like th* yeai\'l,.l teaching in the university's new; vanreil so fari^yhy If Mill cause last nine game, were dumping the Motor Sales vs P * F, 6:15- Los Angeles ’ officials while the 3-T SUPER-GUSfflONS "Ho has three pitches," soys discomfort to many If the Dodg­ Duke Maas' fine start in a Larrj' needs lo.win Impressively New York higher-upe are trying Pittsburgh .. 15 28 .349 12 >, 1 liOUar. “a curve, a slider and a physical education graduate pro-; New York, .tune 5 lAb—Bob- "And le t me tej] '"you.” he said, i Amerlc*n I.evagiie pitching comeback is one of .Redleg,*, the Brooklyn .Dodgers Wsddell Field. gram. Saccofte will continue to^ ers leave Kbbets 'T-'leld and Taylor, the .Milwaukee Braves' claimed a full share of third place, to get a title shot, and that’s our to make up their minds. Chicago .... 13 27 .325 IS faat ban. When he runs into . "there s^ a big dlfferenre be- Batting (Ba.sed on 100 at bats)-- the principal rea.sons why the aiihi. W’e felt he desefv^ it before Medics vs Auto Parts, 6:15- M'edneeday’s Schedule trouble, he just reaches back for I ^““ b the freshman football team, Brooklyn. ! j l i 2,0(i0, 18-year-bld bonus catch- tween high school hall and the Willianis. Boston, .396: Mantle two games behind, with a 7-5 suc­ Buckley Field. Stoneham. who along with Detroit club has not dropped and we still feel that he^- the liest O’Malley wa* given approval by Milwaukee at New York. J;30 more and he's gpt it. I guess this Two other promotions were an-, "I like to play in that piKl^” I er. said today he didn't |^et much majors. The way those guys throw xew Y‘lday, June 7 ever make such a request, said his Cincinnati at . Philadelpliia, 8 boat the Yankees last month.” | Gu# Seanlan, who like Saccone, every year. I hit halls In the ^1, never get a bang out of a much of a chance:hance to form impres- „ ___ 'v, x, x,xr ., ... 8-7, 13-inning defect by the.N ew .Green'Manor vs F * P. 6:15- g o o d e a r sions. because' I spent the Runs . Mantle, New York, 36 (champion) $35.000„to meet Larry mind was still open. p.rfi, —- Jeffcoat i4-2) vs. Simmons . / I ^ WJUte Sox, M anager AI Lopez I »tarred for Bridgeport as an iin- Polo Grounds that make me gamt>'Mfiat my team, loses,” ex­ se'I spent the whole y '' York Giants. Pittabhtgh quit the Ch'arter Oak Park. rry. You have to change your plained thf husky, sandy-haired game in the bul Hockey League for the title in Connecticut. Plain- "The Giants are not dependent (4-2), ealla him amazing and ranks him dergraduate.'" waa named freshman , bullpen and you can't cellar with a 5-4 verdiH. over St. Headqu*ri*>'* Case Bros.; basketball Coach. And Francis Pol-'{ style. But Ehbets Field, .man, lad. ' see much fromrom there, I couldn't .Sievers, ashington, 29; Wil- Louis. ville Stadium look* like the best on the Dodger*," he said. "When St. Ixouis a t P ittsburgh. 8:15 with four other of the league's place to ‘stage such a fight. We 8:30-Roberi#on Park. the proper time comes we will p.m. — Mizell (0-31 or McDaniel top hurlera. soon was given ^he freshman base-, that's different.. Hit a good He joined the Braves yesterday even watch our ■ catcher ,(Del nel, 1 i 27. The White Sox have gotten tom- Civitan vs ;lon-Di's, 6:30- Tire value unmatched at thi^ hall, and it's a home nin. Von Crandall Runs Batted In Sievers. Waish- Club Owners w'ould accommodate between 15,- make an anhouticement." l4-2) V S . Kline (1-7). "It’s tough t<> *ay who la - the ball coaching post. Pol soon, head and was in the biiltpfn last night. plete game.* .in eix of their last 000 to 20,000 there." ^ Robertson Park. - trainer during the past year, will | never have to worry. .Inst , The New 3'ork' Giantk'l|cked the Crew-Cut, 190 pounds and 6-2, ington, 36; Jensen, Boston, 30; .seven victories and Pierce chlprped Both Stonehani and O'Malley, it (Chicago VS. Brooklyn at Jersey boot,” said Lopez, "but he holds * » • ,f Spencer Rubber Va^Optical. 6;15- City, 8 p.m. Kaieer (1-2) ts. continue as director of the intra smack'll and It goes where It's 'B raves, 8-7. on Dusty'Rmxtea' sin- Taylor is a-^pictiire of confidence. .Minoap, Chicago. 29; W ertz; .pieve- in his second in that span with a waa revealed, hadv an Interest in hU own, with Whitey Ford, Bob Bit Perturbed Boston is Boardman'* favorite Waddell Field. X SkiatrOn. a New York pay-aa-you- Drysdale (4-2). " Lemon. Karly Wynn and Herb mural program. supposed to go.” ; glc in Hie 13th inning. If he's nervous, he doesn't show land, 28; Lollar. Chicago and seven-strikeout job. He walked rock-bottom price! city wliei-e he has staged *everal i > foD «rty., »ee TV firm. O’Malley denied a' re­ Tuesday's Result* Beore. Off hta control tonlzht. I'd Warmed I p Pitchers . it - and he should, for his trip to Mantle,_____ New York, _ 27. ^ none .while giving up a double to New York marked the. first time Hits Gardner, Baltimore anil ; ' MonTfeal. June 5 rffV^-Ulub own- great bout., winning and losing. ^^Lawyers. 6!lfi, port he Haff signed a 10-year, 10- Pittsburgh 5, St. Louia 4 have to aay that for thla game he •Harold Carter, heavyweight Harry Byrd, ex-Oriole and Yan­ Taylor didn't 'get- m the game, Billy Klaue in the t.hird and single and-has ahvaya been treated warm­ Norman’s v* mi-llion dollar T V pay-aa-you-see (NDrht). hes taken a long train ride that | Fox, Chicago, 56; Williams, floa- i^re of the N ational I .ocKey League to Norm Zauchin in the eighth. Th* raa 'even b etter th an Score." boxer. • is in the Army hut still kee pitcher. Is with Birmingham in but he warmed up both Warren 1 v’Mpt into closed sssion today s bit ly, by the boxing c.licntcl. Laii->’ Verplanck Field. deal with Sftiatroh, bin admitted Philadelphia 8, Cincinnati 1 Pierce, 80, broke In with Detroit boxes when he gets the chance. the .Southern Assn. Spahn and Taylor Phillips. he can, remember. , ton and Sievers, Washington, .65; Sox finally got around to backing Sunday, June 0 "Whelv^vou're in Na»«ball." he, Kaline,., Detroit and Mantle, New 'perturbed over'the growing pains' and i^m , one of the few father and he -h a d discussed telecasting (Night). ii I of ita'i-obust youngsters. I him up when Nellie Fox lined a son bOXUig teams among the rank­ EllCa vg,. First National, 1:30- games^ out of, Brooklyn with the Brooklyn 7, Chicago 5 (Night). observed, "tbfia.'s only one place to , York, ,'it. •» one-out, bases-loadrd eingle off re­ Charter (iak Park. I The mg-time hookey circuit and I ing hattterjf; are both confident firm. New York 8. Mllwaqkae . T ' Doubles - Plews. Washington. liever fke Deloc''- ''' that Smith won't be too tough and Nassiffs vs F Jk P, 3:30-Charter "1 believe in pay television.” he (Nlglit. 13 Innings). Brave.v Manager Frrd Haney 1.6: Gardner, Baltimore and Fox. i its affiliaCbd pro lesguee disposed ; G<*t>d Earned Run Mark • accepted a plii.sti, money bout on Oak Park. ' of flraft biilHnes.* -yesterday and i said. "I think It" is inevitable. I am Thurada.y’e Schedule h.v,nYT^T‘' of; Chicago, 13: Malzone, Boston arid Pierce, a ,10-year-old southpaw Friday night, Jttn8^28 at the Bo.*- P A K va Bantly Oil, 1:30-W*at interested in it and TU'obahly wfll having Taylor on his leaAv, Bauer, New York, 12. atraightened out a few kinks in ; Milwaukee at New York, 1:30 wTio ha* lost two. now has per­ ton Garden against Johnny Biisso. Side Oval. discuss the situation -with Mat­ St. Louis a t Pittsburgh. 1 :80 ' 'After all," the little' jiilot m . 1 . . x-. _ » pla.ving rules but ran into a eilua- j mitted only one earned run in, .38 It will be a nationally televised, Nas.siffa vi Ponticelli'i .3:30- smiled, "who wouldn't? Rverv ' Pl r* - Nieman. Baltimore, tion which found the younger mem- i thew Fox, president of Skialron in Chicago at Brooklyn, 8 p.m. innings. He'leade tfe majors with show. Boardman. now the -Nd. .6 j West Side Oval, the near future.” Cincinnati at Philadelphia, 8 bers of the profeseional family 1 64 strikeouts. ranking lightweight, can’t afford ! — squawking. 1 The Yanl^ees slammed 12 hits, ter suffer any. dam age Tue.*da> Would Haney have any reserve- Rumor.* of deals and trades in- ' one a ninth-inning home run by night or. he could be scratched out tions about ...sing a fuzzyoheekeT v'olving the Detroit; Boston and Hank Bauer, and wrapped it up of the TV' bout farther than Jim­ hast ^igUt^s Fights my Piersall ran steal second ha.*e. l , .,,1” Home ^-W illiam s. Boaton, Chicago clubs were passed over by ' with three-run bursts in the first Protect Your Lawjt From (If course not, he answered. "I jj; Mantle, N'ew York, 11; Zer: club spokesme.i. The onl.v concrete , and third for ‘Tom Sturdivant'* first time we fought " Halifax, x N. .V g.^lxeddy (Red i GitV and Sievers, indication of a wholesale swap was i fourth victory. Mickey Mantle Smith, Lan-y received 6500," his Top) Davis, 142. Hartford, Conn.,! indicated by General Manager j (3-for-4l. Yogi Berra (2-for-4i and manager-tralner-falher said. "'This I stopped Richia\(Kidi Howard,- Burning and Your Plants From •S n j 11, . Wa.shington. .10; .tejiSen, Boaton, Urn# We ll get more. You can bet 1140 3.4. Halifax. i evirL mn,,!' Bolling, Detroit, Skiz^7 .Kansas Lynn Patrick of the Boston Bruins. ' Bauer (l-fot-4) fined everything. 1 Waahingtdn, 7. Patrick said that Terry Saw- ! along Billy Martin and pitcher on t-bat. I wotildn t lie surprised to Richmond. Calif.-—bttke Eaater, FITS most PlymouthGa rhnw Brave* Himself I Sloteh. Bases Landfs, Chicago, chuk, the goalie who wandered off Pord Monday for tKeij* see Standees Tueada.v night. J 3g gg„ Francisco, itbpped El' Drying Up By Watering - r - Taylor said he chose the Braves 9; Francona, Baltimore. Pieraall, Jit^ter a period of illness last Ma- nightclub • .scrap had half th* I wa* an early »rnyal a t t^ ;c o n s c r ip to . 141, Mexico CitV,v5. Fords, Ghevrolets, Hudsons, him.self. Hebe's how it happened; Boston and Aparicio and Minoso, I son, is trading bait. To make it Yankee hit* off loser Bud Daley F-ast Hampton camp, in fact 00; Tijuana, Mexico-PIml B ^r^a. i "I almost went to Brooklyn. My Chicago, 6. ■ certain., Patrick said that rookip and two reliefers. Co'Iiram t Tijuana, -awarded technkaV father and his attoj ney wanted me Pitching (Ba.sed on five de- ' Lon Sirnmons. brought up from The Phillies sent Brooks Law­ Rotary Nashes and Studebakers to get all the money I could, but risionsi Trucks. Kansas City, Springfiel.d of the American rence to his third defeat with a riveu Whe^i^he!- fli 1 (Fight Stopped in sev-i Lawn they told me th at if it got down 5-0. 1.000: .Shantz, New York, .6-1, I Hocke.v League last season, is defi- pair of run.* in the second on an 10(1 J'®!**®** ,enth when Barsja.* suffered cut Sprinklar to two or three team s that were .833: Pierce, CTticago. 9r2, .818; ; nitejy the Bruins' goalie next .s^a- error, a triple by CTiico Fernandes and a sacrifice (iy by Haddix. Th* Mate thi* deal today! Thii tire ii famoui Goodyear close, I could take my choice. Harshman and Donovan, Chicago. ■ son. conyerled dance hall, on the shores r This practical "In the end, it wa.* a toasiip be­ .Narleskie, Cleveland and Biinning, .31-year-old lefty struck out nine, Of the picturesque lake. There were i quality ihfide and out with featuret unmatched by I>earders Spestk* Out walked two and got out of a two- long - lasting tween the Braves and the Dodgers. Detroit, 4-1, .800. " a few brave souls in -''wimmjng "o* 'rqtary sprin- other tire* at or near the price. Goodyear’* exclu*ive 1 chose the Braves." Strikeout* Pierce, Chicago, 64; I What happens to the NtlL clubs on, nohe-oiit jam in the ninth. whom \ve couldn't help but notice' OSCILLATING ! was of no concern to.,Al Leader, Homers Spark Dodger* k w fv c over* J'T Cord Body fi^tt off tne three main tire .killer*— Taylor was s 14-letter man In Wynn, (Cleveland and M ass and before moving into the building! ?' largeX l^a w n SPRINKLER neat, Shock and haffgue. . high school four each in track, Biinning, Detroit, 51; M oore, i spokesman for the W eston HoOkey Home runs by Duke Snider and to watch Larry in his regular; Dave Pratt, Dartmouth full- League clubs. area. Alt'brass basketball and football and only Baltimore, 4,3. Gil Hodges helped the Dodgers training daily routine. I back, also play# lacrosae. construct iV q, Terrific _ . . . new lawn and garden two in baseball. ' Leader wanted to, know why the to a 7-0 lead, but, Sandy Koufax precision builLN'Pf"^*'^' dial accu 1 ou get longer, safer mileage ffoni^ tough, durable con^ "I wasn't much of s football WtCL should be at th* bottom of then collapsed, although gaining >Xl*ly control* sprayspr area. struction. 'You get extra safe sto^K art traction from player, either, " he laughed. “But the minor leagues' draft totem his fourth vdetpry with Clem La- Lohg-laating. nigged! the famous Stop-Notch tread pattern. And you »ave I'll have to admit that’s the aport Bahaitia, Turner . pole. From where. Vhen and whom bipe'*^relief help. A two-rim, sixth- that built me up.” I can the WHL draft players, asked inning homer by Bob Speake waa by trading now for 3-T Super-Cushions by Gqoiiyear In Teevee Offering ; Leader. the Cxiba' first hit, buUa three-run >t absolute ■ r(Kk-bottom prices. See us and save in I Lehder was supported by Frank homer by Ernie Banks started the HEDGE every way! Miami Beach, Fla., June .6 (A*i— I Boucher, general manager of the young southpaw on the wav out SJ^EARS Yama Bahama, a middleweight I WHL Brandonclub. Four of in the eighth, koufax struck out Other Sports known as a fancy vvnrkman, seeks ! Boucher's players were drafted. | 12, taking the NL lead with ,69. ForgedNriinch ' a second victory tonight over Gil Why should the WHI^ and the A two-eut single - by Dusty blade rx.of Size 7.10 X IS fits Oodles, ' ^ Turner of Philadelphia. Quebec Hotbtey League be *ubor-« Rhodes won for the Giants. Who m i t finest cultihgN Buicki, Olds, Mercuryi. ^ Page 23 Bahama, who had to go North 1 dinate to the American Hockey also had home run* by Willie Mays PLASTIC HOSE st'eel. S h a rp * to become a main event fighter, [ League in the drafj?”. asked and Red Sdioendien.*t. AI Worth­ cutting blade, Pontiecs ejid others ington won his sixth in relief, AklERlCA'S K S t CLOTHING VAIUI opposes T6i,rner in hi* firat fea- I Boucher. "The NHL lias draft Here's hose that's light as a serrated lower Henry, (Toothpick) Brown-, turetl 10-rounder here. The fight privilege*, of course., lait why striking out seven in six innings. blade. Attrae- The BTravoa, who .have lost six of feather* and yet 'as strong as Philadelphia lightwright, is one of will be on television 1 ABC) start­ should tlie AH’L draft from the Atlas. It's the Ideal garden tivelv finished. 13 children. ^ ing at lb p.ni. (DST). other leagues?'” 10 extrft-inning games this season, h o se.', . ' . \ ■ ■’ had four home run.* - . by Frank CLIPPER^CRAFT Torre. Hank Aaron,' Carl ^w atski Size 6.00 X 16 fits older and Del Oandall. Gene Conley lost it. ^modelt 6t Plymouths. Fords, 'IV'o runs in the eighth brought Chevrolets, Nsehes and Studebakers. I t)»e Ptr*t**,from behind, with Dee Fondy'a single'the clincher. Fondy GARDEN 'was ' 3-for.,6, iipj^ring his' league SUITS Ih m 't wait,,, rock-bottom prices and rock-bottom terms make this your best dealt leading average to ,375. Stan Musial, second W ith .359, wa* 1- for-1, hitting 'a two-nin homer. It FERTILIZERS . i t wuw hi* 362nd for the Cards, and up ELECTRIC pushing him ahead of Joe- DiMag- gio Into seventh place in the all- • HEDGE SHEARS Your assurance of top tire value a a. tim e list. NEW SPRING AND SUMMER PATTERNS. TROPICALS, SHARKSKINS. GABARDINES, WORSTEDS. (Takes all the drudgery out of OF ALL KINDS Kell in Select Companv FREE ALTERATIONS. , . • hedge clipping. Does a better **MORi PiOMJ no i ON OOODYiAR TIRiS THAN ON ANY OTHiR KINDI” George Kell became th e‘lOOUi job quicker, easier. A well-bal­ WHITE PINNER JACKETS player to make 2,b00 hits In th* O P E N A c h a r g e a c c o u n t anced, beautifully finished tooL : major*, getting three to spark Baltimore's comeback' victory. He |5 Down—$5 Weokly or 1/3 Monthly hit a two-run homer lyi the Mole*, 9 FOR THE DANCE ' wiped out a five-run'Kansas City IT’S NOT TOO U T E TO PLANT lead in the ffith and then singled NICHOLS MANCHESTER TIRE GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE for two more in the ninth. CORN. lEANS, lEETS. c XrROTS, entnt Cknirtney'a seventh-inning INCOflPORATED j 713 MAIN ST. — TEL. Ml 9-5390 . RESERVE YOURS NOW! home run did -it for the Senatori. CUCUMRERS, PARSNIPS, CANTALOUPE 29S RROAD ST. — Ml 3-S179 n - who had scored the run that tied it 3-all on a wild pitch by loaer Reg. $7.95 to $0.95 Pf. LATECAIIAGE Duke Maas in the fifth. Truman Onbnrdine*, Sharkskins, 1.95 W « have a complete selectron of Clevenger, making hia first atari Tropicals. pair HOLLYWOOD SERVICE CENTER »ize« RIGHT HERE IN STOCK— in rtiqre thgn a year, won hi* third CUFTTD FREE JACK’S ATUNTIC STATION in a row. » 704 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER— JEL. Ml 9-I232 342 EAST CENTER ST. — PHONE Ml 9-8187 THERE’S NOTHING TO SEND HAGGAR “WASH’N’ WEAR” . INSECTICIDES AW AY FOR. Accessories includ- FOR GARDENS •d. j. Littir I-«agiie Meets WYMAN’S ellLF STATION DON WILLIS OARAGE^ ^ I A report on the recent Town- SLACKS 2.»), ^4.95 Flawars, Slinibf, Rasas. Fruit Troof. i Wide collecUOn and a diacuaaion of Cords, Sheens. Cuffed Free! 24 MAII^ ST. — Ml 9^410 18 MAm ST.— TEL Ml 9-4531 I the nevv rule pertaining to th* 1 substitution of players will be on ; the agenda tonight w heir the Lft- SPORT SHIRTS JANTZEN ! tie League m eets a t the W est .Side EMLER’S ATLANTIO STATION KEN’S GARM^ Rec starting at 7:30. T /V i,- : ' SWIMWEAR 128 M ST CENTER ST. — TIL. Ml 3-1477 > ANDOVER — Flifrim 2-4227 , . \ >2.98 tr, X)MPLETE SEUMTHON j ^ Moriarty’s Practice ' .Kair Sunamer Fatterna. NOW IN fi«CK Dlorlarty Broa, will hold base- JIM’S ATUNTIC STATION GRISWOLD’S SERVICE STATION ‘ bhll dciUs tonight and Friday at ^ 8 ^ Mt. Nebo. Jim MoHartv rabortii 451 WEST CENTER ST. FHONE Ml 9-81S4 174 WEST renter S T .-r PHONE Ml 3-84E9 Bveryihirtg In Stock! that both faaaio^ wiu atari at « o’clock and alLWayera are rt- -4'. - '■A-- Tjnastad to p1«to^ O il^ ED’S ATLANTIO STATION to opan thaliv home ttasoa •a kjietm ■ m ra! __■iis^awi a'ai aund^ A^nioon playing hcMd t« S4 DiFOT SOUARI-M i 9.S274 134 EAST CENTER ST. .^ T I L Ml 9-8317 | m^W ISt MIDDLE TFKli — FH tha ^lUntantie mdata at S:80 at « a b o . ' I.: V • ■ .\ i) ■ J - . T - A ^ : -I h \ V- ,A • V A '-vA ; \ f : y X

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Wanted— Real Estate 77" COPYR o s in g t im e NO MONEY DOWN bQUNTER -H fiL P , and Waitress, 8,000 SQUARE F E E f of InduatrlM Business Services Offered 13 and ot)Mr sihploya benefita, fulL tinte nighU. Apjdy In per- • p.m., T R 8-7749. area to ritm .orGease. WoodlanO Caribg^ ...... per it. ,06 TWO Blue rugs with pads, 9 x 18 $16,500—Bolton. New OH-Room DUPLEX, 6-6, cehtnU location, FQM CLASSIFIED ADVT. 1951 DODGE CLUB COUPE then become ^sGaard at ,s «i; \ P a a o Drive-In, Broad and St., Manchester. M I 9-8043. new oil burner, copper tubiiif, LISTiNQS NEEDEID for all types 1952 DODGE SEDAN FkiSh Mahogany Doors— and 9 x 15. 890. complete. Phone . Ranch.' Buyer has choice of col­ ot homes, capes, ranches, colo­ GONDBR’8 T.V. Service, available th* Connecticut Stats PriS;. W. M i ^ e Tpke. M I S-6402. novelty siding, good mteitely in­ MON. THRU FRI 1952 PLYMOUTH SEDAN any . time. Antenna converalona. muauB PUPPIES, su w ^ oid ''All Sisea to 2’ 6” .....x ^ 6.80 THREE-R(X)M Office Suite, 17 on . 3 acres of land and many nials, 2, 1. or 4-famlly. <3aU on. Iba starpng suatv' is extras. come, $18,000, . CteU M I •«t8876 ^ . 10:30 A. M. 1951 PLYMOUTH TUDOR Pbilco factory aupernaed oervlce. WANTED Experienced man or • l a ■ S-46M; ■ 4-' ■_____ / Market St., Rockville. ; Suitable after 6 p.m. aesxyaskl-Felber Agency, MI 1951 CHEVROLET TUDOR Tel. Ml. 9-14M. woman for fountain luncheonette, Western F ram in g- / professional or business. Inquire 3-1409 or M I 9-4391. SATURDAY 9 A. M. $3§60 " V . Mnchinery and TooI». 52 816,000—Hebron. 7-Room Older tor,,I 1950 CHEVROLET FORDOR nights and weekends. Apply'in' Saddle Hone, bridle, saddle loads only ...... p e r M 113.00 RockvlUe, TR 6-3805. 1949 CHEVROLET FORDOR HILLS’ TELEVISION Service. 1 ^ Maximum person. Pine Pharmacy, 864 ■ad blanket. GenUe wttk cKll- .Home. Four fireplaces. New hot ^raJLING, Buying, Trading? L.M.- U 8TL 4liein. 8350. Tel. P I 2-6043. Mahogany Pim^llng . .per M 179.00 water heating system. 9 acres of Lots f(MT Sale 78 TOim OOOPEBATION WILL 1951 FORD SEDAN Available at all tlmea. Philco fac­ $4560 - , Center SI. WE RENT - M.L, (whi(te means Live Modern famU} tory auperviaed eervice. Tel. MI. OFFICE FOR rent, 801 Hartford land. 8 mUes freim Manchester —Multiple List)—;#U your real es­ proper- BK APPBEOIATBD 1950 STUDEBAKER CI.UB COUPE Get an application for JOK Reglatored BnglisK Springer Oak Flooribg from par M. 159.00 Small Ceinent and-'^ortar Mixers, BOLTCN, Coventry and Wethere- 9-9698, P ^ U H A T R IC AIDES and Dining Rd. (JaU after 6 p.m. M I 9-0969. Center. fleld bUUdlnf lots. Various loca- tate the 4nodenl way. The Ells­ era. Mq 1950 PONTIAC SEDAN P w . $H months old. neason- Power Trowels, Electric Ham­ PRISON GUARD at tha Room Superyisora at Mansfield Uoi)e. $80(t and up. Terms. CaU worth Mitten Agency, Realtors, call Geo Theae cara are all in good condi­ (SMe. Call JA 8-7764. We Deliver Throughout mers, Watei: Pumps, - BuUding OFFICE FOR RENT, West Middle 83,600 Do'wn — Manchester — Near Dial Ml 3-5121 tion and are atate lnapected.\ RUBBISH AND asbaa removed. Office W tbs. State Person­ State Training School and Hoepl- / Southern New England.' Lawrence F. Flono, Broker. MI- M I 3-6930. . M I 9-r General cleaning, cellara, attics Jacks, Chun Holsts, Air. Compres- Tpke., nea'r Pairkade. CaU M I East O n ter St. 8-BM>m Cape, 6 nel Director, Room 406, - tal. Maintenance at nominal coat. FIVE Beautiful Black w. Cocker NATIONAL LUMBER, OfC. rs. Lime Spreaders, Rotary Till­ finished. FUU shed dormer. Ms 9-8810. and yards. Reasonable tttes. M. Starting a a ) ^ : $2940-$8900. Ap­ 9-6205, after 1:30. FUU shed dormer. Many McCLURE PONTIAC State dhica BuUdihg, Hart^ Spaniel Puppies. AKC AK registered. 881 STATE STREET ers, Trailers, Miscellaneous Tools. extras. F.H.A, commitment. 373 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER A M. Rubbiab RemovaL Ml. ply to Dr. Darton, Superintend­ j^ . Can Ml 8!4495. "NORTH HAVEN. (50NN. B BAU TIFU LLT Situated Lot .on 9-9767. - ^ ford, or your nearost Con­ OFFKJE SPACE in pleasant cen­ Box Mountain Drl've near Lahe St. r Open Eveninga Tel. MI 9-4545 ent, Mansfield Depot, or to State T E L CHestnnt 8-2147 trally located . office building.' $17,600 -— Bolton — Custom Built Directors to Probe Lost and Found necticut State Employment Personnel Director,x State Offica Stone Ranch. Glassed porch an(l Over an acre. A bargain at CONCRETE WORK—floora, ^ A & P EQUIPMENT Good opportunity for someone to $3,000. Telephone M I 8-6586 or 1951 PLYMOUTH Sedan. Excel­ .Service.] -.t. Building, Hartford. EXO m ^lTO NALLT Pretty kittens share office for part time, prefer­ built-in garage. 1% baths. 1 acre lent condition. Original owner, porches, patios, etc. ^ 946 CENTER STREET M I 8-6168, WiUiam Rublnow I/3ST — PASS BOOK NO. 2108— done. CaU P I 2-6633. Call M I 9-3813 after 6 p.m. Oiatiuifids-r'Watches— ably eveninga. References re­ lot, beautiful setting, many ex­ Raised hy^^eeney "141 9-8463. JeweliT 48 tras. „ Agency. -8avihj;i Department of the Man- DO IT NOW! ^ MANCHESTER quired. Box S, c/o Herald. cheater Truat Company. Appli­ 1949 PACKARD Four-Door. Orig' DICK’S ' WEATHERSTRIP CSom- Sitoatiorts. Wiuitod-^ SECOND Bolton Lake—Terrific lot pany, doora and windows, custom Articles For Sale 45 LEONARD W. TOST Jeweler, re­ Other Listings Available. l?__ . ; -s:i . 1 . Tim Keeney V, cation maAe for payment^______inal owner, low mileage. $100. Female $$ PHONE M I 9-2052 on lake. Artesian well connec­ work, guaranteed. Call ML 9-1S8S COLORes mtSOH. pairs, adjusts watches expertly. Summer Homes for Rent 67 Erdin to Furnish toouiit/ Call kn 9.1446- ; ------— '30OlUOlifgAvB, LOAM—$3 per yard, truck load LAWRENCE F. FTANO tion. Ideal spot. O o ^ neigh­ VOnCB la heieby given that Paaa after 6 p.m. ------i — JL. Reasonable prices. Open daUy. Open Evenings and WeelrenaiS“ ------BROKER Town Directors havdl s e a m ^ , lu . lots, pravel. ^Stabilized crushed Thtirs(lay eveninga. 139 Sprucr FOR RENT—Water Front Ckittage bors. ■ T. J, Crockett, Realtor, Book No, 83442 iaaucd by The 1951 FORD VICTORIA. Radio, TYPING Or Bookkeeping to do M l 9-5910 M I 8-1577. / Organ for School nlty to make-.^rir ow Savlnga Bank of Mancheater haa CLBIAN AND paint thoas guttara CLERK for hsrW §ro and variety stone. Hot mix asphalt. Nussdort', Street Ml, 9-4887. at Columbia Lake, pne week. heater. ' Good copditlpn. Call store. Excellent opporhinity for my home. M I 9-1602. M l 9-7408. been loat and application haa been now. Avoid coatly repairs' later. June 30, $85. Write Bok U.J c/o tion o f complsint# abou M I 3-4422. experienced person cm|>qMe of as­ Musi<»l Instruments 53 B E A U TlfU L, Desirable BiUldlng An organ liought from the Erdin made to aaid bank for-payment of Ml. 9-188$. Herald. MANOTESTER—New 6^ room Lot. Box Mtiuntaln Drive. Over H tion o f the school.'" suming a responsible pbaJUon in BALE — S3 1-3% off on 1956-1967 Garden— Farm— ^Dairy MUSIC instrumental, rental. Com­ Co. of East Hartford for $4,250 tte amount of depoeit. $10.0(1 WANTED—D a y e a r a, Ueenpe^. wallpaper. Green Paint abd Wall­ ranch. Attached garage, ceramic acre. Wooded,■’ quiet, residential The Directors decided | FLOOR SERVICE. Floors sisnded Roofing—Siding 16 Help Wfuited— Female 35 a rapidly expanding retallSstore. Products ' 50 plete Une of instruments. Rental LAKE FRONT. fojipffoom cottage tUe bate. fuU basement, H block will play at the first graduation and rfcfinished. TR. 8-2071 or TR. Help Wanted— Female 35 Call Mr. Kaufman, M I 9-6844X Call ML9-3338. paper at the Green. Open daily 9-9 for rent. Monyi'-Of August. area. Reasonable price. Phone to postpone the dosing of x NOTICE la hereby given that Paaa Down and food credit will buy Any applied to purchase price. Repre­ Tel. to bus. $18,200.- R. F. Dlmock Co., ceremonies in' Manchester’s new 8-1080. \ p.m. P I 2-7803. Barbara Woods, M I 9-7702. High School June 14 . count after recdvlng a r e p o i^ ^ A Book No. 62747 iaaued by The one of these select used cara. JtbOFlNO, SIDING, painting. Car-, HOUSEWIVES — We have an op­ OFFICE CLERK^Lfust be depend­ MAN FOR LAUNDRY and Dry NATIVE ASPARAGUS now in sea­ senting Olds, ' Selmer, Fed M I 9-5246, M l 9-6818. Savings Bank of Mancheater haa pentry. Alterations and additions. portunity for you to earn from able, will train if necessary. 37H- RO YAL AMD Smitta-Oorona port­ son, for canning or freezing, cut ler and Bundy. Metter's Music BEAUTIFUL LOTS on Black Top '^ixhase of .the lowest priced School Building Committee cy to. CHECK’S RADIO and T.V. Serytee, Cleaning Route. HanUord area. $10,600 —- Flverroom House, awn­ been lost and application haa been 19S3 Buick Sedan, fully equipped, CeUlngs. Workmanship guiu-an- $30-$50 .a week in your spare time hour week, vacation, free life in­ Call M I 9-7763, after 7 p.m. caU Read Herald Advi. able and standard typewriters. fresh daUy, 23c bunch, five Studio, 177 McKee. MI. 3-7500.^ Road in Vernon just over Man­ instrument offered by six bidders man Raymond Oosledx that %rd made to aaid bank for payment of 151. North Main St. m . »«S17, teed. A. A. Plon, Inc., 299 AiitUmn without interfering with your'fam- bunches for $1.00. $3.75 a crate Wanted To Rent 68 ings, double garage, workshop, was reported to the Board of Di­ 1952 Chevrolet Sedan, ' residence Ml. 9-6960. 4 surance and pension plan. See JA 9-6588. , AU makes o f . adding machine# chester town line. Entire area complaints represented “ m i nn the amount of depoeit. . . - fully equipped. St. Ml. 9-4860. ily duties. Car necessary.' CaU Office Manager, J. A. Bergren aold or rented. Repairs on all of 24 bunches. Farmers Market, WANTED — FYve-room apartment two acres, frlitt trees. Ctertton has storm sewers, good drainage rectors by General Manager Rich­ items.” .1 811 East Middle Tpke. M l 9-0474. BLACK Spinet Plano. 73 iteya, W. Hutchins, M I 9-6182, Mupple 1963 Chevrolet 'Tudor Bel Air. ^LOWING LAWNS aild gar.rdena M I 3-8375. Dairy Farms, 1100 Burnside Ave., A’FTENDANT —^ Service Station. makes. Marlow's. by couple with "two children, in with gravel sub-soU. Price $1,600 ard Martin last night. The instru­ Goalee made personal Inv— * NOTICE la hereby (riven that Paaa FOR THE best in shingle and buUt Free pony rides for the children three years old. $300. Ml'8''6054. LisUng Member. ' 1953 Nash Rambler Station Wagon. with rotary plow, ttell P I 2 7669 East Hartford, Conn. Steady job, good pay, some ex­ TRemont exchange. First floor per lot. CaU Now. The R. F. ment is “entirely satisfactory” to gallon at the school., Book No. 62874 iaaUed by. The 1953 Pontiac Sedan, fully equipped. up roofing, gutters, leaders, .chim­ BOOKKEEPER perience preferred. Also, part Saturday and Sunday afternoons, Dlmock Ck>.. M I 8-5346 or M I the High School principal and mu­ 5 after 4 p.m. preferred. References. Call TR $12,650—New three-bedroom Ranch, after Frank Stamler, former; Saving Bank of Mancheater haa 1952 Chrysler Sedan, ney and roof repairs call Coughlin. ■ Accounts Payable WOMAN to Work Full Time. Also, h o e s 8 p.m;-6 p. m. time nights and weekends. Man­ KM APP S . Harry iMahoney, 5-3569, days. 9-6816. sic department head who checked dent o f the school’a been loat and application haa been fully equipped. REFRIGEUIATION aales and aerv- Ml. 8-7707. IBM must have own transportation. 368 Main 6t. Phone l u 3-4337. Wearing APl^rel— Furs 57 ceramic tile bate, stainless sinks, on the bids, Martin said. chester Esso Servicente'r, Windsor hot water heat, cellar. acre, era Assn., had complali)aQ to the made to aaid bank for payment of 1954 Packard Sedan. Ice. Commercial, resldenUal, air Girl with sYme 026 keypunch ex­ M I 3-4148. St. at Parkway. (Buckland). MI M R A Y’S ROOFING CO., shingl* and (JHESTER^ TORRYERS. Furs WANTED—Five or six-room unfur­ treea. Carlton W. Hutchins, M I The same type of organ ls«I>etog committee. the amount of depoeit. conditioners, freezers. A. and W, perience preferred. 9-8198. FOR S A L E '— 65-Gal. Drums, in Household Goods 51 nished rent by July 1st. Please OAKLAND ST. — Lote for sale. lued in the Billy Graham Crusade built up roofs, gutter and con­ WANTED — Babysitter. Hours ctemted and glazed, $3. <3old 9-5183, Multiple Lieting Member. Tha building eopifnlttea chair* These cars are ail in good condi RefrigeraUon Co. Ml 9-1237, Ml ' good condition. $2.60 each. For call M I 3-1449. C!all M I 8-6163. at Madison Square Garden, ac­ NOTICE ia hereby given, that Paaa ductor work, root, chimney re- 2:30-12)30. CaU mornings, MI a n t iq u e f u r n i t u r e , sUver, storage, $2. RemodWteg, repair­ man reported in,-« letter to Gen* tion and are state inspected. 9-2050, M l 9-OOSS. CLERK • DESIGNERS luriher information call The Her­ cording to the firm which is Book . No. 83442 iaaued by ’The paira. Ray Hagenow, ML 0-2214. 9-8823. ald, phorte M I 3-5121. glass, .china, and used turnituri ing done at my home.N^No over­ MAN<3HESTER — Six-room Cape.' eral Msinager^ebard Martin that ■ For General Office Work head. Save. Capes and stoles, Cbnvenleritiy located. Full price Snburban for Sale 75 selling it. Savings’ Bank of Manchester has McCLURE PONTIAC lay Jaefcaon, 8-8825. bought and sold. Furniture WANTED — Four-room Rent. Call he saw ’ftiq.raason” for holdliig 1 9 Apply In Person Experienced men required for $20. (3aU MI 9-7218 for Tree es­ $12,900. Short-way out, three year A similar one was also recently been lost and application haa been MORTENSEN TV. S^aU zed RCA POLICY WRITER and experienced LOAM, DARK, rich, stone tree. Service. Ml, 8-7449. JA 8-()526. BOLTON—On the lake, fiva-nxim closing ^h# account 878 Main St. Manchester FOR ANY TYPE of Roofing and layout and develofiment of elec­ timate at your home. Ui\der no old Ranch, full price $9,950. Over installed in the Sacred Heart ' "made to said bank for P 6 ^ e n t of television service., MI. 9-4641 general office worker! Write P. tronic equipment. Business ma­ Prompt delivery. Call PI 2-8277 or winterized home. Fish off the Siding we. offer 5 combination GAER BROS. We are grateful for the re­ ABSOLUTE BARGAIN — CMstom obligation. 50 more listings of all kinds from ler Beoonunended the amount of deposit. Open Evenings O. Box 288, 'Manchester. chines or similar iexperieiice help­ WUlimantlc ACademy 8-3288, front porch. Partial basement (Jhurch on the campus of Notre LAWN MOWERS sharpened and 3 track swivel type windows, free 69 Leggett Street sponse to our advertising in this made ^ggrnlcps- and drapes. Slip­ $6,000 up. Call TTie Ellsworth Dame. , er of an unetxpended $82;> Tel. M r 9-4545 East Hartford, Conn. ful. Excellent opportunity for the Houses for Sale 72 with shower, boat room, etc. NOTICE is hereby given that Pass repaired. CaU MI 9-1702, M I 9-4868, of charge. If more necessary EXPERIENCED paper. We feel it has contrib­ TOP SOIL, loam right from the covers, |58.'50 and up. Choice of Mitten Agency, Realty, MI 8-6930. $11,000. T. J, Oockett, Realtor, Other blda ranged up to $5,990.' .51 in the school bond account available at half price. For more right men. uted greatly to our highly suc­ farm. Day or night. R. G. Upton. fabrips; Budget terms. Mrs. Rita, Rooms Without M 59 to the School Bond SurphM Aa* Book No. 65231 issued by The 1957 BLACK Two-door Mercury, U8 Wells Street. SALESLADY for part time work, SEWING MACHINE EIGHT ROOM Ctolontal — Older M I 3-1677. Martin told the Directors Is Savings Bank of Manchester has information call Mancheater Roof­ cessful beginning as Msnehes- P I 2-6190. JA 2-7780.' count to be used for payment v i radio and heater, standard ahift, including Saturdays and Sundays. GRAY MANUFACTURING SINGLE AND double roont-zivail home. EbcceUent condition. Near GREEN MANOR nlgftit that about $250,000 been lost and application haa been SEWING MACHINES—home and ing A Siding Co., Inc., MI 9-8933 OPERATORS ter'.i Used Car Itealijr. We wish sch(x>l, churchea, stores and bus. VERNON—6H room ranch, full bonds was recommended to the Dt> 12,800. p J l M I 9-2312. Also, woman for night work. Ap­ 16 ARBUR s t r e e t THE VILLAGIE CHARM Antique able. Reasonable weekly rates. $8 left in the $5 million High made to said bank for payment of commercial types bought, sold and for free estimate. President Joe AND TRAINEBSe tp thank those who have come M EN’S REBUILT and Relasted Entrance hail, |iUge living room, Must Be Seen To Be Appreciated! basement, ceramic tUe . bath, (Micount, rectors by Martin. ply Swiss Pastry Shop, 183 No. H A R T ^ R D , CONN. Shoes. Reasonably price^. ' Sam Shop of Manchester, Conti., 43 and up. RockvUle Hotel, TR the amount of deposit. 1950 DODGE Convertible. See it repaired. Ralph Aldrich,, MI Girardin. ■ • APPLY in. whether buyer 'or icioker, dining room, den, kitchen, laun­ BEAUTIFUL LANDSCAPED brick veneer front. Youngstown A fter discussing qtlfer school 9-8487. Main St M I 9-2660. "A GOOD PLACE TO WORK " Yulyes, 23 Oak St., ,ln front of Spruce St. General line of inter­ 6-9591. Before the Direotors met to tatw first, make an offer. Call MI MANCHESTER MODES, and invite everyone, to stop in dry robm, three fireplaces, built kitchen. $14,900. R. F. Dimock matters, the Dlrectora authorized action on his recommendation, Uia NOTICE is hereby given that Paaa Purnell Parking esting anUques. past and future in lxx)k cases, three large bed­ 8'^-R001A RANCH 0-8976, after 5 p.m. WOMEN—For sorting and inspect- INC. YOUNG MAN—Full time, for coun­ this week for whst we feel are collectibles! including bric-a-brac SINGLE Sleeping Room. Sepeu'ate Co., M I 9-0245, M I 9-6818. a $22,551 appropriation to continue Building OoRunlttee received a Book No. 58303 issued by The ATTICS, cellars, yards and . ga­ Roofing: and Chimneys 16 item by Item In Goa* Howley. Manchester Ml. 8-6381. whitewalls. M." POWER MOWER, $40. Cin Center St., M l 9-4537. MI 9-5845 toittees considering the buUdi]» lee’s report. ______Personals Call M I 9-0127. RELAX This Summer; For a days, vacation and insurance. older woman as housekeeper for be s#ep after 5. MI 9-8626. (COMFORTABLE Room for a gen- for doctor or dentist. Immediate f ROUTE MAWTajLlocal sales route. -tieman. Pri'vatv^ntrance, park BOLTON — Water front — of a new junior hlglnichool near They included charges of p o o r smalt lee let us assume your lawn Blue Cross Plan available. Apply elderly -gentleman not -invalid, in (CHAMBERS FURNITURE^ SALES I ucisupancy. Call A. H . Wilkie ELLINGTON—Convenient to Ham- LOOK AT THESE mowing headaches. Call M I Manchester Auto Parts,' Inc.. 270 Must be m a n ^ , neat, have car *895 RADIATORS, odd pieces of lum iiig. (Call M l‘1l^8905. and Co., Realtors. M I 9-0649, M I Lake. Furnished winterised/cot- tee police station on E. Middle h eatiiv in the auditorium, 'doom SHOE REPAIRING of the better Heating and Plumbing 17 courttry oh bus Une. CaU MI.- and be able to meet public. ’ $95 Qne De Luxe Electric Range, au­ Uton Standard. Immediate occu­ tage. Suitable for smallTamlly. Tpke. will meet to consider acqui­ kind for over 40 years. Sam LOW—LOW PRICES! 9-9503. • u - . Broad St., op Mondays, Wednes­ ber, inside and outside doors with 9-4389 pancy, six-room home, IVa baths, that do not close pccperly, noises 9-4685. weekly guaranteed, plus car ex­ tomatic, 30” . Was $279.95. Now REFINED Business Woman with Immediate occupancy/ Priced sition of more, property. The sub­ Yulyes, 23 Oak St., at Purnell days and Fridays. locks, windows, miscellaneous three bedrooms, fireplace, Pine passing from classroom to class- LAWNS AND TREES to be cut. S. WATSON, PLUMBING and heat­ penses; Phone ADama 3-6321. $199.95. large home on pleasant residen­ MANCHESTER — Beautiful new right, $5,000. Phop# M I 9-7694, committees represent the Direc­ J Parking Lot. . - ' ■ 1950 G.M.C. WOMAN—For part time work at 19S1MER0URY pipes and fittings, bath tub, blow room, and 'wall cracks. ing contractor. New installations, EXPERIENCED Waitress Wanted tial street' is inteivfted In renting cabinet kitchen with dining area, Agent. tors, the„School Building Cbnunlf- 2-TON — 9-FOOT STAKE BODY All kinds of work. Rubbish of all Shack Bar. Apply in person after Powder blue, 4-door.4-dOor Radio, er unit;'- 12 ft. counter,. shelving six-room Ctolonial, li(, baths, three Goalee said that he did not find alteration work and repair work. 5-1. Good wages. Apply in per­ LEADING LIFE Insurance com­ One De Luxe Electric Range room to business or professional large bedrooms, open staircase, dining room, enclosed breezeway, WANTE3D—Ridera from Manches­ Good Tires—Good Motor—Just kinds removed. Paper, rags 6 p.m. Snack Bar, King's Dept. heater,, overdrive.verdrive. VerVery clean. (can be used in basement or ga­ attached garage. Acre lot. Price tee, and the Board of Education, any doors that needed “a great tAken away free. M I 9-0142. Ml 9-8808. . son. Oak Grill, 30 Oak St. pany has opening , in area for Was $349.00. Now $159.00. woman. References required. built-in stove and oven, custom BOLTON — ,N#kr Center. Five' ter to Hartford Center or vicinity Painted. ■* , ______^______Store. rage). Also Glenwood comblna $30,600. H. B. Grady, Broker. amount of fixing” and that tha agent. Salary to $500 monthly. One Electric CHothea Dryer. Was Box O, c/o Herald. built kitchen cabinets. Amesite room Capc^-God, large dormer, railroad station, 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m, PRICED FOR A QUICK SALE LLOYD'S PLUMBING Service as­ PART TIM E Office Worker Want Call Hartford JAckson 2-8257 and tion oil and gas stove with con $149.00. Now-$129.00. M I 8-8009. basement garage, hot water heat. noise conditioiui could.be corrected CaU M I 9-4166; FLOOR SANDING and refinishing. verier for coal or wood. Klein's drive, finished lawn. Priced at Borough Erased Specializing in old floors. Ml sures satisfaction, prompt service. ed. Bookkeeping and typing re SEt^ETTARY-Receptionist. Doc­ ask for Mr. Henry, ______*495 PLEASANT (Clean Room for one Extra large lot. Phone Owner, by the custodial staff. Tlia audi­ $745 CH 7-6124, MI 9-5488. tor’s office. 88 hours a week. For 161 Center St. MI 9-7256. $17,900. This house typifies our SEVEN-ROOM SINGLE Or a two 9-5750. * qulred. Phone MI 9-2206. , One Nine-Pound Wringer Washer gentleman at Center with parking, MI^3493, Wallingford, June 6 (Jf)— ^The torium heating situation is helag WANTED—Rida to Travelers. 8-4, Only $245 Down interview write Box RG, e/o Her­ WANTED—Part time help nights with Pump. Was $119.96. Now motto, "F or the very best in family, four or three, two bates^ investigated by the archltoet. ha ONE 45 FT. 'extension double pul bath and shower. 29 Hazel St. homes call the R, F. Dimock Co.” Borough of Wallingford is on lU from North End. M I 9-0890, af­ CLERK TYPIST—Married or Sin­ ald. and Sundays. Service Station 1951 MERCURY $99.00. M I 9-7983. extra lot, near school, Parkade.' BbLTO N—Coventry line. New sisid, end the wall craeka “sue net ter 6 :80. $46.04 Month Millinery Dressmaking 19 gle. Four hours daily, Si^^rday work. Insurance company ern­ ley ladder, one pair tfestles. three M I 9-5245, MI 9-6818. Steam heat, copper plumbing, city Cape Cod, four down, two untte' way out of existence at the age of Household Services Gray. 4-door, radio, heater, iron ladder brackets. 90 E. Cen 104, serloua,” aooording to file Janitor. THIS TRUCK IS LIKE NEWJ not required. Steady work, con­ es preferred. Write to Box Mercomatic. Priced to sell for CHAMBERS FURNITURE SALES ROOM with kitchen privileges. water, trees. $14,600. Tel BU Ished up. O ram lc tUe bath, large Offered ' 13-A ALTERATIONS on women’s and Hdip Wanted— Male 36 ter St. At The Green TWO FAMILY DUPLEX. 4-4. Con­ 9-0564 or M I 9-3168. The borough has existed as part Oontiaetor'a Respoartbmiy DEAR ,M ^:.D ad's fight. Tou genial atmosphere. Arrange hours c/o Herald, stating qualifica­ ------If—------Centrally located. 14 Archu-St. venient location, fenced in yard, lot, $14,500. R. F. Dimock Co.. doo’t he«dr«.‘4ot of-new , upb'ou ing, storago. CaU ML 8-5187. Hart­ East Hartford, Conn. lent condition. One dining room NEW Five-room Ranch, basement 1953 V-8 FORD ford CH. 7-1428. 9-6285. high, about 6 feet diameter, about set. M I 9-5674. locateiL sensible priced at $15,800. tor., M I 9-4543. Other listings borough was 2,116 to 518. In the 18 was suggested by Otroeton " ^ 1 wait. Marlow’s. F r i e n d l y ice cream is accept­ 6t4 years old. Must be sold. $75, .garage, copper plumbing, dil heat, ing applications for part time *495 ROOM for business Woman With A. R. WUkie and Co/, Realtor, MI available. to'wn it was 2,792 to 2,075. Gene K elly and Ted CummlngSi BEIFORE TOU BUT a need car STATION WAGON DRIVER-SALESMEN . 430 Lake St. city water and sewers. $14,000 iXlRMICA counters, oaramlc waU MANCHESTER Package Delivery. work evenings and weekends. MI- GENERAL ELECTRIC Refrigera . kitchen privileges. Call M I $-8368. 9-0M9, M I 9-4389^ E A E Realty,, M I 9-6297, M I aee Gormaa MotoKaeiea. Buick $898 and floor tile. Let ua modernize Light trucking and package deliv­ WAITRESS WANTED. Apply Aca- tor, large size. Three-piece wal Balaa and Service, tU Main diptRestaurant,' 103 Tolland Tpke. For newly, established wholesale 9-8196. SIX-ROOM RANCH HOUSE — Bpl- 8-4480. , ' .wur batnroom and kitchen. For er}. Refrlgbrators, washers and routes. Five-day week, salary and 1951 OLDS. nut bedroom set. Small Bar for Street. ML a-487L Open eveninga. 1953 PACKARD SEDAN stove moving apecialty. Folding BABY CARRIAGE, In good condl- recreation room. M l 3-5245. V tm-Mancherster line. Ideiu loca- free eatlmatea caU ML 9-2658, The WANTED — Woman to work in coramiasion. Health, welfare and Super 88 Club Coupe. Radio, Uon. M I 8-878O. Apartments— Fiats— MANCHESTER — Magnificent new DILLON FORD DILLON FORD DILLON FORD Radio, Heater; Overdrive Tile Shop, Buck!and. ch^ra for rent. Ml. 9-0762. CABINET )(aker or finish carpen­ uoij. (Mlr"8team heat, large porch, Split Level. Rockledge section. laundry and dry cleaning, some pension -plan. Paid holidays. Must heater, Hydramatic, white- ARE—You in LQ-V-E Tenements 63 Rust^windows. Approximately DeCORMIER MOTORS $677 shirts. Will train if necessary. ter. Year 'round work. M I 9-5043. 1953 FORD radio, speaker, aerial, 1,600 square feet of living area. RUGS CLEANED and ihampooed. MANCHrlSTER Moving and be high school graduate. Apply walls. a r e :—Y ou getting married t. frontage, artesian well, ex- Full or part time. Towne Clean­ installation accessories, $25. FOR r e n t — 3H-Room ■ furnished 2V4 baths, two-car garage. For “ Our care means longer wear.” trucking Co. ML s;6Se3. Owned Wednesday and Saturday morn­ a r e :-;-You .going housekeeping llent drainage. Basement gti' SAYS: 1964 FORD RANCH ers. 348 Main St. M I 9-9084. ings. Other days afternoons after Phone Rock'vnipTR-5-9251. . Or unfurnished, workihg couple. further Information or appoint­ Free pickup and delivery. -Smith's and operated by Walter B. Per- CAN—You spare only New Bolton Rd. Phone M I 3-63^ rage. Tel. Okmer, M I 3-4894. WAGON— Automatic rett Jr, 2 p.m. ^ ■ *495 ment to see call The R. F. Dtm- ’52Stude.$2» Upholstery Shop. M I 9-4663, eve­ G IRL WANTED for checking in $25 $35 $25 tin $35 $25 ock Co., M I 9-5245 or M I 9-6818. ’56 Ford $2195, ‘•THEgB CAREFULLT SELECT­ $1198 nings MI 1-7267. Boats and Accessories 46 TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS THREE four room apart- MANCHESTER—Conifoidable Six V-8 gray fordor. Over­ LIGHT TRU6k and .man available dry cleaning and counter wock. WONDER BREAD SEPTIC TANKS $25 $25 $25 $35 $36 $25 ments. Heat, electricity /range, room Capo on quiet street. Hot MANCHESTER-— New Six-Room Blue and white Victoria. d rive, radio, heater. ED CARS ARB SURE TO WEAVING of burns, moth holts by appointmetit. ' Courteous,"de­ High school education required. 1951 BUICK water oil heat. Storms >qnd FITZGERALD MOTORS Apply in ' person. Maple Dry AND Bride and Groom “ Love Nest” refrigerator, disposal. Adlilts oiuy, Ranch home in Rockledge Sec- Fordomatic, radio, heat­ and. tom clothing, hoalery nuis, pendable service, reasonable. M I du b Coupe Special. Radio and ON DISPLAY AT screens. To assume present i t i ^ - New'Sf PLEASE YOU. BANK RATES FORMERLY BRUNNER'S Cleaners and Launderers, 72 Ma­ BAKERY 3 COMPLETE ROOMS OF No pets. Three room, $1(X), four , tion. l>-4 bates, , ceramic tile er ww tires, handbags te];Alred, ' slpper re­ 9-7853. PLUeCED SEWERS heater, Dynaflow. BRAND NEW FURNITURE room, $126. 38 Elm St, Rockville, mortgage requires $6,000 cash or OF COURSE." ROCKVILLE ROAD placement. umbrellas repaired, ple St. 521 CONN. B O U L E V / ^ McI n t o s h b o a t c o . Kitchen '.ounters. Attached ga» "Westinghouse” Electric Ref. TR 5-2505 from 9-6. Eveninga TR new financing may be arranged rag#;- amesite drive, fully land­ TAtXXHTVILLE men's shirt coUars reverara and NEW FIRM locating in Manches­ DUNPHY IM PE R IAL R'OBALO or "Emerson” Television Set 5-5050. 30-day.‘ifccupancy. Price $13,900 'k 'k'k'k'kiir'k TELEPHONE M f 8-6191 replaced. Marlow’s LitUs Mend­ Painting— Papering 21 EAST HARTFORD, CONN. MaehiRR CleaRti *49 scaped lot. $21,000. - CaU The ter wants a ' clerical supervisor, 14’ DE LUXE RUNABOUT Choice—3 Different Bedroom Madelln#' Smith, Realtor, MI R. F. Dlmock Co., M I 9-5245 or FORD OPEN EVENINGS — SUNDAYS ing Shop. Septie Tanks, Dry Wells, SeWer ■■i . 9-1642. . 1955 RAMBLER ■ PAINTING ■‘AND paperhanging. five typists, one file clerk. Apply Suites DESIRABLE 2H-ftoom Apartment M I 9-6818. CROSS COUNTRY STA’HON Conn. State Employment Service, SHORT ORDER COOKS WANTED. Uoes Installedh-^^Cellar Wator- C om pt^Iy equipped. Also Choice—8 Different Living Room for rent in quiet, restricted neigh­ ’»DeSoto$64S USED CAR REUPHOLSTERING, slip Good clean workmanship at rea­ p^ooffaag Dope.' ■- .. 1950 CHEVROLET $11,900—Six room home, large cabi­ WAGON. A very aharp one own­ sonable rates. SO years in Man­ 806 Main St., Manchester. A Pub­ Howard Johnson's, M l 9-6220. the revolutionary Suites borhood. Suitable for one or two MANCHESTER—Tanner St. Colo ’56 Ford $1895 Fordor. Automatic, light and drape*- Large selection of Power Glide. MOLDED FIBERGLAS people. All utUlties furnished, net kitchen, aluminum storms, er car. Overdrive, too. Unsur­ FIRST CHOICE BARGAINS fabrics. Quality workmanship, chester. Raymond Fiske. MI. lic Service, no fee charged. Choice—3 Different Dinette Seta nial, eight spacious rooms, fire­ TAILOR—^Manufacturer has open­ including automatic washer and copper plumbing, oil' burner, dou Fairlane Tudor. Fully CUSTOM green. passed econqmy here. '56 CADILLAC HARD TOP—Fully free estimatea given. in your 9-9287. e ” De luxe” Range can be had in­ place, sunporch, garage. Bowers A CAREER WITH AVON. Join ing tor man with knowledge of M KINIIEY BROS. Unexcelled . for performance, stead of Refrigerator or Television dryer, stove and refrigerator We garage, aiheslte drive. Carlton equipped. powered. Very low mileage. home. Smith’s Upholstery Shop. W. Hut(ihina, M I 9-6132. Multiple Schl, convenient to bus and OnTy $395.00 Down PAINTING and Decorating. W, the thousands of women who are ladies’ coats and suits. Excellent *295 strength and-ease of maintenance. Set if you prefer. Rent. $20 weekly. Call Rockville shopping, $17,900. Elsie Meyer, Save! MI 9-4663, evenings MI 3-7267. S«iw*ra9« Disposed Co. TR 5-8915. Listing Member. A i A * A. A i D. Holland Jr., Glaaton-bury. enjoying a profitable part-time opportunity for advancement. Ap­ Ahimacraft — Yellow jacket — E-V-E-R-Y-T-H-I-N-G Realtor, Member MlA, MI 9-5524. x x w . w x w i r ’55 PONTIAC HARD TOP — Fully business ‘ serving regular Avon ISO-ISZ Pearl SL — M l 8-5808'( 1955 CHEVROLET ■powered ...... |1845 FURNITURE Reftnished and Re­ MEdford 3-7932. ply Manchester Modes, Inc., Pine ■ ( Cruisers, Inc. The Whole "Love Nest” TUDOR paired. Antiques a specialty. Tie- customers in exclusive territory. St., Manchester. ’ 1950 PONTIAC "Albert’s” ' Low Price Only NEW THREE-ROOM Furnished VERNON MODERN four y.ear, six-room 4-DOOR SEDAN. Immaculate '66 MERCURY 4-DOOR SEDAN— Johnson Outboard Motors Apartment in Rockville. TR ■ *■ mann, 189 So. Main St., MI 3-5643. Call M I 3-5195. Hydramatic Marine - Paint—H ar^are—Supplies $555.55 Beautiful four room ranch with Ranch. ' Lot 90x160. Attached ga ttroughout. 6-cylinder. Original Radio, ■ heater, autoipatic' trans- TRUCK MECHANIC."Wust be able 6-7630. 21,000 miles on this car. Bonds—Stocks Mortgages 31 Price in January waa $796.95 garage. One acre of land, nicely rage, screened porch, modern ’54 Pont 8 $1295 roission . . . ; ...... $1295 WANTED — General Houseworker. to take charge of repait-a ortatioh Many extras for the wise buyer, VICTORIA HARD TOP. V-8. new ...... i;...... ;...$1295 •^ou owe. Cali Frank Burke'at CASHIERS MANCHESTER BOAT CO., 10 Es­ Business property — Six room tires; estimates. CaU W. F. Henset. Ml. ald. ploye and family; Call b*‘ wpen sex ' St. DaUy 12 nooh-2 p.m. 'we will send our private “ Oaurtesy such as wall to wa}l carpeting; Ford’a most p <^lar model. With '54 PONTIAC ,4-DOOR SEDAN— CH 6-8897 (Eves. JA 9-5553). Con­ THREE-ROOM Apartment, unfiir house 'with two car garage and Ineludes 3-5966. . 6-5. M I 9^523. Part or full time ex- Saturday. 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Bcott Auto” for you. No obligaUon. nlahed. Heat and Mght. (Central p bcery store. In A-l condition, draperies in all rooms, and many ' all the fixings. Sharp—Real Nicely equipped ...... $995 necticut' M<>rtgage Exchange, 1 SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT others. ' Buyer can get 4% mor(- '62 MERCURY HARD TOP — Ra­ YOUNG .WOMAN — Part time, al­ *195 Atwater-An# Boats. ly located. Rent $75. Cair M I P-rictod for quick sale. Owner reftr'; Sharp! GARAGES, porches, dormers, rec-. Lelvis St. (Cor Gold), Hartford. perienoied cashiers ONLY DAY OR EVENING gage. Must be seen to be appre- irk irk irk ir dio, heater. automatic drive. $895 ternate nights. Drug store. Ap­ 3-4524. , tog. :R ^Oniy $295.00 Down reation and aUic- rooms built. ply id-person only. 459 Hartford wanted. Full store 80%-60% SAVINGS on^our Marine FCai APPOINTMENT PHONE -dated; ' Gall Owner, MI- 9-6053. ’53Ford$1695 MANY OTHERS TO .CHOOSE Kitchen- and bathrooms re- J. D. R E A LTY Rd. benefits, paid vaca­ 1949 CHEVROLET Insurance Policy. Broadest possi­ MR. ALBERT, HARTFORD 9 Pass. 'Wagon.' Very, ISIGNALLi) FROM -modeled. Robert M. Alexander, Business Opportunities 32 ble coverage. Stock (Company. ______CH 7-0858 THREE Large Furnished» Rooms John De<3uattrp, Broker W HY DON’T YOU . . . 4954 CUSTOM DUTCH LOW PAYMENTS-BANK RATES Ml 9-7716. BURROUGHS . Posting Machine FOR THE VERY tions, congenial atmos­ Very favorable rates. <2all BUI AFTER 7 P. M. CH 6-4690 with htat. Call TR 6-2244. , MIS-5262 •■ Ml *9-8075 "LIST'WITH L/.PPEN" very clOan. ■^ V’53Chev.$RI5 SACRIFICE! Prosperous Radio-TV Residence after 6. Jdl.9-3640 OIL HLTER , DARRIN SPORTSCAR CHORCHES MOTORS BIDWELL Home Improvement Co. .Sales and Service. Building may Operator in modern East Hart­ phere, schedules ar-' *195/ Rood at Oockett Insurance Agen­ A—L —B—E —R—T—’—S We need 5 'listiiigs of one and 2- Bd A ir Fordor. Tutone. A classic showpiece. Like new. cy, M I 8-1577. 48-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD NEW APARTM ENT in older home CARS — DODGE — TRUCKS Alterations,- additions,, garages. be purchased or leased. Ail re­ ford office. Good starting salary. ranged ^^sfactorily. family homea to Manchester. By ickirkirkic Equipped. Priced to sell! » OAKLAND ST. M I 9-9483 plies confidential. Write P. .0. Apply S. Vogel Sons. 191 Park BEST Open Any Eve. By Appidptident) on (2) acre lot in Manchester, EVA D R IVE — Three - bedroom DLX. OIL BATH Re-siding speciaJista. Easy butte- No evening work. Ap-- I3-FT. SPEEDBOAT and 16-ft. New kitchen, bathroom, living having fewer listings, we can con­ ------:— ^ ------et terms. M l 9-6498 -or "TR Box 441. Ave. (rear). East Hartford, Conn. „ IN HOMES 1949 PONTIAC Ranch, 1%-acra lot. Knotty pine Only $595.00 Down ------— ^ • ply manager. . Trailer. 25 h.p. Evinrude, ramote TWO RANGES, reasonable, com­ room and (3) bedrooms. -Newly centrate our efforts and advertis­ 5-9109. kitchen, ceramic tUe bath, fire- ing, resulting in a more prom DEUVERED Trailers 6-A WE HAVE a Small Congenial Of­ controls, electric starter. P I bination oil and electric and one installed hot water baseboard lace, full ceUar. Phone Owner, TEXACO CAU-. sale of your hquie. It's only ’53Chev.$1045 1953WILLYS IF -^OU INTEND to buUd your fice and we. are willing to train a *145 3-6405. |os. Can be seen at 13 Westfield heat. Electric stove, refrigera gr“ 8-4822.. IN MANtHESTER 40 FT. 1952 TRAILER, two bed­ tor furnished. Aluminum storm "common sense,” isn’t it? It’s Station Wagon. Very nice *CTL; STATION WAGON. Ra­ new-home call WiUiain Kanehl, Modem Thrpe Bay good dependable applicant. Re­ 11-FOOT ROW BOAT and TrdUer. "common sense” to "L ist With rooms. Phone MI- 9-1555 after 6 Contractor and BuUder, MI. ply stating experience and salary R.F.DIII0GK windows and sersens throughout. BOLTON LAKE FRONT — Three- dio. heater; Low mileage. ‘‘ A P-m. May be seen at King's Garage in ONE Sewing Machine nfrlgera- Lappeh,” too, so oaU M I 9-5381 and wagon. -real workhdrae—economical, too. 3-7773. Porcelain Enamel expected to Box Y, c/o Herald. COMPANY 1949 OLDS.. . Large porch. One child and no , room winterized cottage, $7,000. ’56Plym.$1995 Buckland. ' ' , tor, double bed, rocking dialr. Mfs. Available June 8. Rent Columbia Lake, « three-bedroom put lU to work. Only $295.00 Down FOR GARAGE and ahed dormers, k l t ^ n chairs, studio couch. MI $100 a month — $100 escrow re winterised cottage, $11,90Q. Carl­ Station Wagon.^ 'Light SERVICE STATION WAITRESS and Counter Help, TEL. Ml 9,524S 975 MAIN STREET IIH -P T . PLYWOOD ' Speed Boat. 9-3961. JOHN H. LAPPEN . INC. Auto,Driving School 7>A roofing and ■ siding., gutter work. nights. Apply in person. Patio quired. Write Box AB, c/o Her­ ton W. Hutchins, 9-5i$2 MulU- gray. Nicely equipped. *145 Completely reflnlShed, $tf. HO le l Eoist Canter St, Manchester 1953 DODGE LARSON’S DRIVmQ School. Also all types of interior work. FOR LEASE Drive-In, Broad and West-Middle ▼oit gasoline "driven generator, INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER ald. pie Liattog Member. For best in price and workman­ Tpke. Members of STATION WAGON. ,8-cyUnder. Manchester's only trained and <00. M I 9-1168. , Freeser, 30 ft. Like new. P I .$11,800—Cute two-bedroOm Ranch, ship, call Manchester Roofing and For right man. Call Mr. Davia at 3-6917. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY—Fiye Multiple Listing Service ’52 Ford $745 Dillon’s Radio, heater, .overdrive, tinted certified instructor. For yout safer Siding Co., Inc. ' MI 9-8933 for rooms,^ heat, hot water and elec­ aluminum atpdna, plastered walls, irkkkkkk glass. 'Very nice all around. ty we are trained to teach proper­ The Texas Company to discuaa GONVERTIBLE This has' a new motor free estimate. President Joe terms. t;e8:al Notice EIGHT PA IR Nylon CUrtains, 65” tricity furnished. . $26. a week. cellar, large ehade, .fenced yiiu'd, OAKLAND ST.—Best buy in town. ly, Ml. 9-6078. M I 9-4546. " . garden, centrally located. O rlton Two-famUy, 4-4, extra large lot, SALES and SERVICE Only $295.00 Down Girardin. 1950 PONTIAC STATB OF CONNECTICUT ______long, several yards mauve dra- Fordomatic, radio and BU 9-3481 fxSTRlCt OF E LLIN G T^ ' ^ r y material. Reasonable. M I W. Hutchins, M l 9-5183. Multlplb 176 ft. front. Could be zoned for heater. ' 319 MAIN BANK TERMS MORTLOCK'S—Manchester's lead­ GARAGES, cottages, breezewaya, M A IN s TREETT—^Th r e e room ing Driving School offers the most Radio, heater. Hydrimatle. PROBATE cotn er, 8-6838. Liattog Member. business. <3oae to. Both apart- 1650 CADILLAC porches.' 12 x 20 garage, $960 * Evenings: ' - FOR THE VEltY BEST IN HOMES! Runs very good. ' TOWN OF VBRNtiN heated apartment $64 monthly mente vacant; ShcceUent income; STREET in driver education. Thousands of UAY SL 1967 ATTRACTIVE . Four-room Ciq>e 4 - DOOR SEDAN. 'Fleetwood satisfied students. 200,000 miles complete. 20 x 20 two oar, $1,460. ThompsonviUe ||tl 9-3667 . Xrtate of ISABELLE X. NBWEIX. MOVING to Florida. - Must sell including utilities, < stove and re­ Hurry fast on this buy at $14,500. No money down, five years to frigerator. Ctell M I 3-7925. Cod to exceUent residential area Goodchud Realty Co, 36 MONTHS body. Typical CadUlac equip- accident free instructiona,. M I BoouHful New A-Roem COLONIAL lote of Vernon, in .said District, de- . house full of furniture ■within two M I 8-7935, ment and uien soine. pay. Free estimates. Ellison Con­ NEW SV2 ROOM RANCH *345 'weeks. Everything-going at low on North 8t; Expandable M I 3-4846, BU 9-0939. Member ot 9-7398. _m piirsusnce of an order of H ot. struction Co., AD 2-2462. prices. M I 9-6821. THREE-ROOM DUPLEX, conven for two good rooms on second MLS; OPEN EVENINOS Only $1295.00 Down IV* baths, 3 large bedrooms, open staircase, Tbomsa F. Rady.' Judar of the COTit lent to bus; stove and refrigera floor. Liiring room with—Ore- TO PAY ' MANCHEnVR Driving Academy built-in atove. and oven, custom huUt,kitchen Attached garage, ceramic tile hath, custom of P rol^ e for the p iet^ MikP iisfi guaraiOeea ‘^isiuti; 'Exiiari'insthic- -CARPENTRY— Repair*,-- alt«ra> - bom kitcK er i«blftels,'"KCHSsSi&^ Maayrrmany^others--’ -priced-ter SBRVEtr RetUgeialof. good'conilF ■tor. ■■ Write'BO0t-Agpc/o l l erald:" -Ttoee,-4dMerM-Mtd>erirfii«r^>ri' ■PACKARD-gF^ Jtiat-llsted, STOP Uons,' tile ceilings, ztcl Good cabinets, amesite drive. Finished lawn. Coort has appointed RbWt F.' Kaban, two bednMms.' FuU baaeRntot, ly six-room C>lonial suiUble for 1658 CHEVROLET tion, dual coatroU'ed 7ar. CaU PI •lahed lawn.' Down payment no of yemoa, Connectlratg! E. George tion, left hand door, ' $60. MI work. No Job too smsU. „TR prODiftin—we fln&nce care—jio 9-8408. FOUR R- $17,900 U ke your tmiineRa here". -- "EUt disatarested persons, com- orated. ^ CaU aft4^ 6, M I 9-6604, ing room and hoUs. Aaulfiul extra large lot with' 100 ft. front. Only $296.00 Down to receive and decide upon NORGE.Gas Stove, very good con­ GOME EARLY T B T Dkl VE m a m d r i v i n g SCHOOL — Fe­ JR. HOLLISTER STREET ST. LAWRENCE Ymuapr ______I of Florence B. Moses, ol- yard; Immediate occupancy. Asking price $16,900. Goodchild male instructor- Standard or auto­ Altiminum Stonns and 1: ; creditor of e^.estate. dition. CallM I»4H 76. CarroU • Diigga, Raaltors, JA Realty Co., M I 3-7938, M I S-4S48, 319 Ma i n matic. ' Day, evepinga. Sunday BnsineM Looitions <•4164. Brenlngs, Mr. Stevens, BUe-09$9. .Member o f MLS AVOID THE V ■ ^ Screens ' 14-A " V i aa the ciq THE ||roR TSARS a i^ ^ ta a n ts . | M I j945$l; 9 or . „ darTof 8une. 1»6T, for Rent , <4 JA 8-1727, Mr. Lysik, JA g-8144. BROWNt neoUcut o STUDIO COUCH FOB 8AUE. CU) BIAST HARTFORD — Seven-room .ALUMnWM wmbows, srisnccd JNB ■'* ■ ' ' ' TEL JACKSON tenant CUi MI <4801 or J b 280. MadeHno Smltto Real- lA it d ew irith lotls of trees. M I 9-5245 * ‘ « MIST, aAtr 6:10 p.m. \ t- tm . / trained inatnictoea. . QuaUty anf ^ 333 MAIN ST. • tolr. ^ <-1642. , Vyier, Itoaltor, >0 9-44<9. DILLON FORD DILLQN FpRD t aatiafacUon aswredi l O s4oi0.pi f . 3 2 M A fter Hours Phong RICRARD DIMOCK M^^9-6003° or JOSEPH A8HFORP I P n aUNCSSSTER J 4 7-8980. ^ Riead H erald Advt*. t t e l m i 9-5732 ' 'f " ■' ' ♦ 1 ' - . ."-"4: " \ 7 - *• -I J-fc.'

' ' -- a L . .r - r j •V } ■ i Mvm- Jr 3 ■ : . u - X ’ , y > ' . '.V ■ :i v Duncan Phyfe 'X YOUNG MAN—48 hour week with 1x12 TftO gheathlng— near^Maln St. Apply AND VICINITY Neiar school and huo. Combina­ for expsnskxi, garage, oil fitinace, combined eanricee e( SS nalleMft kiANCHESTBR Cycle Shorn IfB Ml Open Monday-Satur- table; four rush, bottom ladder- 867 Main «L tion windows, waU to wall carpet, pleasant grounds. Owner, ACted- 50 sateemen to m a - j t M Classified CADILLAC, 194l, good.. condition, Wait Middle Tpke. Repairs all all beneflU. ’IUla le for itore work 6ey, S4 j>.m, Thursday, 9-9 p.m. 5,000’ XUnlmum ....p e r M 94.00 back bhairs, low poeter bed with $5900 ^ . Coventry — Four -Iroom amesite drive. CaU between 8-7 emy 8-3442'.' , house. For Infomiettoii j makes of bicycles. New and used with on the Job training. Apply In Ranch. Xpke privUegeA very clean. $395. • Call PI 2-7211. MltiilAlQS CeAi.LV POPS MS COCIf IP MIS S lit g e t AiOAO OP MIMJM A fitSTAUOAWT.' Windowe—Com plete-^ box eprtnr end foam mattreee, TWO-ROOM i^ o e ndte, 88 Elin p.m. Immediate occuiiancy. Own­ Carlton W, Butenne, ‘ bikes for sale. Aitp- buy uaed ATTENTrdN parson Lynn Poultry Farms BIRD, cat add! dog eiqipites, vdiole- Mr. knd Mrs. douUe dresser, ma­ St., RockvlUe. SulUble for pro- er, BU 94VnS7. BOLTON—Four room ranch. Hot Advertisement NEEH3 A CAR? Short on a down bicycles. Work guaraifleed. Rates ' QIDS DON’T fWW PUT AT MfiALTIMf S HE S T A ^ HIS T A ^ g O P ^ Store, Manchester,.Parked#. eale end retail; DaOy 9 to 8 p.m. (eet-up)—all slsee from 10.80 feasldnal or business. hHiutre l98(>(l-HebronVl4ve.r.. ------^.jn'Hom a, ARB YOU hogany. ;-.Occasional lanM imd . 10 aerse of land. jTinUes from water heat! fireplace, oomblna- CLASSIFIED ADVT. payment or had your credit turned reasonable. HE CHecUS HIS H A ^ Ytteeday, Thunday Friday nights Clear Pine Jambe .. .per eet 8.00 tables, • Italian chest. Can be RockvlUe, TI^m ant 5-3805. 47 9HOXIA8 DR. — Six-room Capa, tion aluminum windows, lot 160 x 8ELLINO YOUR down? Don’t give up! For a good f AMO fCMf AWAV ) MEN 28 TO 40! T to 9^ PorterBeld'a Route 8 and peen at 28 OUver Rd. XIanchsster Oentar. completely flnlahad and neetled Wa wiu appratea year Mopertsr deai-^ot thru a small loan com­ 1949 INDIAN ''Motorcycle, new I IMIS ■TAlte.OMC^WEA^^ MK9SAMEI , cautpei, South Wlndeor. JA 8-8391. .THREElEE ROOMS suitable for (dfloe 175, nice location, $11,900. Xtl- DEPT. HOURS ‘PU.EMI------Help Wanted— \ Gutters—Special— M8.te) — Andover, near Bolton. on paric-^a lot. Two full bathi, 9-2001. fraa and without any oiuipidea. pany—see "Harry” at >33 Main brakes, engine, chain, tirea.-^t^all .WTO If you’re looking for a (•■Is) ...... per ft. y8B Mo d e r n tank t y ^ vacuum or btislnsaa80^ 470WfU . J«] Main St. XO. garage, cloee to echool, bua and Wa also buy proparty for deeb- 8{i5 A. M. to 4;30 P. M. St. (Formerly Douglas Motors). MIS-7718. OUR, HiToirrSp Mil» or Female 37^ BOXER PtIPS, certified pedigreed. 9-6228jot i d 8-7444. New B-Rooin Ranch. Hot water SaUlM or buying eooiaek STEAKS atoady Job ^Flth annual Four male, and three female. cleaner with aaVerel attachments, baeeboard heat.. Oeramto hath. ehoppliw. July occupancy. Elva rmstf, Uberal .^vacatidnA,' Novelty Siding, %x6, per ft. .18 885. Call MI 9-4322. Tyler, Realtor, MI 9-4469. STANLEY BRAY^ReaWer NO MONEY DOWN GETTiHCr oSuNTBR HELP and. Waitress, Available any time. CaU plter S,0(KK8QUARE FEET of industrial FuU’c^ar. Many extm. Wanted-:—Real Estate ^77 BRAB-BURN RfcftLinr - ^ P y CLOSING TIME Busnneas Servieiia Offered 13 and other ^employe benefits, full time nighU. Apply in per­ 8 p.m., TR 5-7749. Casing ...... per ft. .08 TWO Blue rues with pads, 9 x 18 a n a to n n t or lease. Woodland DUPLEX, 6-6, central location, 1951 DODGE CLUB COUPE son. Patio Drive-In, Broad and St., Manchester, MI 9-5043. $15,600—Bolton, New BH-Noom IJSTXNQS NEEIDED for all types xn. 8-ens. POH CLASSIFIED ADVT. then become a Guard, at Flush Mahogany Doors— and 9 x IS. $50. complete. Phone Ranch. Buyer hoe choice of col­ new oil hwnier, copper tubing, 1952 DODGE SEDAN . GONDER’S ‘T.V. Ssrvtee, available the Cesmectlcut State Pris­ W. Middle Tpke. xn 3-5402. novelty eldititg, good monthly in­ of homes, oapes, ranchM, colo­ LtSTmOS WANTED, sfoito and MON. THRU FRI 1952 PLYMOUTH SEDAN X any time. Antenna converstona. 3LB PtiPPIBS, six weeks old. AU Sizes to 2’ 8” ...... 6.80 THREE-ROOM Office Suite, 17 on. 8 acita of land and many come, 818.000. ...CaU x n 9-8876 nials. .2, 8, or 4-famtly. a CaU two-family housas. Massber el on. The starting salary is w a n ted — Experienced man or Market Bf., Rockville. Suitable extras. • , CteSzyaskl-Felber Agency, xn 10:30 A.M . 1951 PLYMOUTH TUDOR / Phllco factory eupnrvlsed eervlca. Western Fram ing- * after 6 p.m. XCLS. Howard R. H a s tiin Real­ 1951 CHEVROLET TU^----- Tei. Ml. 9-1486. $3660 : woman for fountain luncheonette, profesefontd or bualnesa. Inquln ...... i.'. , ,■ 8-1400 or xn 9-4201. tor, XU 9-1107, any Uma. SATURDAY 9 A. M., BAY Saddib-Horse, bridle, saddle loads only ...... per M 112.00 Machinerv and Toota 62 Rockville, 5-3505. $lS,000-^ebron. 7-Room Older 1*50 CHEVROLET FOHliOR '•. ’I'he M ax l^m nights and weekends. Apply in •Homs, Four finplaces. New hot 1949 CHEVROLET E0RIX)R HILLS’ TELEVISION Service. person. Pine Pharmacy, #64 and Monket.^ .GenUe with ddl------■ 8ELUNO, Buying, Trading? L.M.- USTTNOS WANTtED-Singla. ttffo dren. 8250. Tel, PI 2-8042. Mahogany Paneling ..per M 179.00 : WE.RENT V water hCatlng syitem. 9 acne of Lots for Sale .73 M.L. (which means Live Modenri TOVK COOPERATION WILL, 1951 FORD S E D J ^ . Available at all tlmea. Phllco fac­ ■ ^ 4 5 6 0 C ^ ter St. . ' - > : land, 9 mUee from Mancheeter famUy, threa - famUy, bue* 1950 STUDERM£ER CI.UB COUPE tory supervised service. Tel. Ml. Small Cement and Mortar MlxeVs, OFFICE FOR rent, SOI Hartford BOLTON, Coventry and Wethert- —X^tfple List)—all your real es­ proparty. Hava many cash • ^ ^ E APPRECIATED Get an yS^ication for PSTCHlAtolC AIDES and Dining AIK: Reglatered Ehigliih: toringer Oak Flooring from per M 169.00 Rd. CaU after 6 p.m. XO o-d069. Center. tate the modem way. The Ells­ 1950 PONTI>^SfiDAN 9-9698. PRISON^^ GUAR lUARD. at Uis P m . 2H months old. Reason- Power Trowels, Baectric Ham­ neld building lots. Various, loca­ era. Mortgages arranged, "V Room suppTvisora at Manadeid We Deliver Throughout mers, Water Pumpa, Building tions. $600 and up. Terms! CaU worth MiHan Agency, Realtors, call Oaorga L. OrastaAoH These cart are AH in jt»o4 condi­ RUBBISH AND asbea removed. Of0eq--W the Stats'Person­ State Training "School and Hospi­ kUe. Call JA 8-7764. OFFICE FOR r e n t . West XHddle $8,600 Down — Mancheeter — Near x n 8-6930. Dial Ml 3-iS121 tion andxU'e atate inspected, Southern New Engumd. Jacks, Chain Holsts, Air Compres­ Tpke., near Patkade. CaU xn East Center Stt 9-Rooih Cape, 6 Lawrence F. Floho,.Broker. Xn- xn 0-5878 109 Ham .General cleaning, ceUaifs, attics nel/' Oirsetor, Room 408, tal. Maintenance at nominal cost, FIVE Beautiful Black Cocker NA'nONAL LUXIBER, INC. sors, Lime Spreaders, Rotary Till­ flntehed, FuU ehed dormer. Many 9-5910. . ^ end yards. Reasonable titea. M. Starting salary: |3940-'$8900. Ap­ 381 STATE STREET 9-6806, after 1:30. IcCLURE PONTIAC ft M. Rubbish Removal. Ml. '^JVM/a (^Itce BuUdhig, Hart- ply to Dr. Dayton, Superintend­ toanlel Puppies; AKC registered. ers, Trailers, Xtiscellaneous Tools. extrea. F.H.A. commitment. BEAUTTFUIXY Situated Cot OR Jrt MAIN ST. MANCHESTER ^ ford) Or yo«r neairest Con­ 8». CaUMI 8-4496. N o r t h hilven, co n n . OFFICE SPACE in pleasant cen­ 'Open Evenings Tel. MI 9-4545 9-9757. ent, Mansfield' bep^, or to State Te l . CHestmit 8-2147 trally located office budding. $17,500 Bolton — Cuatom Built Box Mountain Drive near Lake St. Directorsrto Pro^e^i^imJs Lost and Fopnd necticut State Employment Personnel Director, State Offlc’a A & P E13UIPMENT Stone Ranch. Glaaeed porch and Over an acre.' A battaln at CONCRETE'WORK—Floors, Steps, Building, Hartford. Good opportunity for someone to $3,000. Telei^one XO 3-5866 or 1951 PLYMOUTH Sedan. Excel­ porches, patios, etc. Itepenly Service. EXaBFTIONALLY Pretty Idttens. share office for part time, prefer­ built-in garage. JH baths. 1 acre lent condition. Original owner. ’ Call xn 9-3313 after 6 p.m. Diamond^W ateties^ 945 CpfTER STREET ably evenings. References re­ lot, beautiful setting, many ex xn 3-6158. WTUiam RuUnow Raised JKeeney Parentfi I/)8T — PASS BOOK NC dene': Ciall PI 2:4438. traa. Agency. - Raving Department it Man- MI 9-3453. DO IT NOW I Jewelry 48 XJANCHESTER , quired. Box S, c/lt«»nrt« Town Directors 'have an opportn*— after 6 p.m. -sefltw v, ILL. lots. Gravel. StabUlzed crushed Thursday evenings. 129 Spruer FOR niuiNT—water Front Cottage ------B R ^ E R bora.. T.—JrX roekett. Realtor, Book No. >83442 issued by The 1951 . FORD VlcyrORIA. Radio, — CLERK forUardware a«d“varlety TYPING or~Bookkeepii«g to-ftb tn xn 9-5910 XQ 8-1677. ______Qpgan for School nity to make their otkn Investiga­ Savings Bank of Manchester hpa CLEAN AND paint thosa guttsrf stone. Hot mBTespHsn. Nussdorf, Street, xn. 9-4387. -a----...... - -- -______'^at Columbia Lake, pn# week, heater. Good condition. Call atore. Excellent opportunity for my home. Xfl 9-1602. > M l 9-7408. , June SO, $86. Write Box' U, c/o tion of em platoto about doostruo* b « n lenand aW>'icaUon has been Xn 3-4422. now. Avoid costly repairs later. experienced person capable of as­ Musical Instruments 53 Be a u t if u l , Desirable Bulldh An organ bought from the Erdin m a^nto said bank for payment of Ml. 8-1888. Herald. XIANCHESTER—New 5 ^ room Lot. Box Mountain Drive. Qyef tion 6f the school. suming a responsible position in BALE — 83 1-3% off on 1956-196? Garden—Farm—Dairy . XIUSIC instrumental,, rental. Com­ ranch. Attached girage, ceramic Co. of Eaat Hartford for $4,250 amount of deposit. 10.00 a rapidly expanding retail store. WANTED—D a y ear#, lieeiusd. wallpaper. Green Paint and Wall­ LAKE FRONT, four-lpom cottage acre. .Wooded, quiet, rosldentlal will play at the flrat graduation The Directors decide last nlglit^ $ FLOOR 8E1RVICE. Floors sanded Roofing—Siding 16 Help Wailtedr-Female 35 Help Wanted—Female 35 Call XU.9-S338. Products- 50 plete line of Instruments. Rental tile bath, full basement, H block area. R easonablejirt^, Phone NOTICE is hereby given that Paas and refinished. TR. 6-2071 or TR. Call Mr, Kaufman, XH 9-6844. paper at the Green. Open d(zUy 9-8 applied to purchase price. Rapro- for rent. Month of August. Tel, to bus. $18,200. R. F. Dlmdck Co.. ceremonies in' Manchester’s new to postpone the dosing of th* Down and good credit will buy any p.m. NATIVE ASPARAGUS now in, sea­ PI 2-7803. Barbara Woods, >B'6-7702. High School Juhe 14 . Book No; 6274T issued by The one of these select used cars. . 5-1050. ROOFING, SIDING, painting. Car­ HOUSEWIVES — We have an op­ Of f ic e c l e r k —Must be depend­ XIAN FOR LAUNDRY and Dry sentlng Olds, Selmer, Ped xn 9-6248, xn 9-6318. count after receiving a repbrt.frotir Savings Bank of Manchester has pentry. Alterations and additions. portunity for you to earn from able, .will train if necesaary. 37‘4- ROYAL AND Smitb-Oorooa port­ son, for canning or freezing' cut ler and Bundy. Mettere Mutio BEAUTIFyL^loTS____ on Black Top Purchase of the lowest priced School Building Committee Chair­ CHECK'S RADIO and T.V. Service, CleaniM Route. Hartford area. Read Herald Advs. ■ fresh daily, 23c bunch, five Studio, 177 McKee. Xn. 3-7600. $10,500 — FTve-room House, awn­ toatrument offered tiy six bidders been lost and application has been 1953 Buick Sedan, fully equipped. 151 North Main St. MI. 8-5517, Ceilings. Workmanship guaran­ $30-$SO a week in yoQr apare time hour week, vacation, free life in­ Call Xtf 9-7753, after 7 p.m. caU able aod standard - typewriters. Wanted To Rent '6% Road In^ Vernon Juat over Man­ man Raymond GosIm that tha made to said bank for payment of 1952 Chevrolet Sedan, teed. A. A. Dion Inc., 399 Autumn without interfering with your fam­ surance and pension plan. See JA 9-6588. ‘' AU makes of adding machines bunches for $LO0. $3.75 a crate ings, double garage, workshop, chester town line. Entire area was reported to the Board. of Di­ complaints reprosete^ ”in I a o r residence MI. 8-6660. St. Ml. 8-4860. ily duties. Car necessary. CaU of 24 bunches., Farmers Market, two acres, fruit trees. Cterlton --has^torm sewers, good drainage rectors by General Manager Rlch- the amount of deposit. fully equipped. Office Man'Sge.r, J. A. Bergren ' sold or rented. Repairs on. aU BLACK Spinet Piano. 73 keys, WANTED — Five-room apartment Items." 1953 Chevrolet Tudor Bel Air. PLOWING LAWNS and rdens xn 3-8375. Dairy Farms, i'tOO Burnside Ave., ATTENDANT — Service Station. makes. Marlow’s. 811 East Middle Tpke. Xn 0-0474. by couple With two children in W. Hutchins, xn 9-8183, Multiple with gravel sub-soU. Price $1,500 ardl Martin last night. The instru­ Goalee made a pefamMl tevesti- NOTICE is hereby given that Pass 1953 Nash Rambler Station Wagon. FOR THE beat in shingle and built East Hartford, Conn." Steady Job, good psy, some ex­ Free pony rides for the children three years old. $300. x n 3-6054. Listing Member. - per lot. Call Now. The R. F. ment is "entirely satisfactory” to Book No. 62874 iHued by The with rotary plow. Call r 2-7669 up roofing, n ttera, leaders, chim­ Saturdi^ and Sunday afternoons, TRemont exchange. First fiortr gallon a t the school ysetorday 1953 Pontiac Sedan, fully et}uipped. after 4 p.m. BOOKKEEPER perience preferred, ' Also, part preferred. References: Call TR Dlmoclt Co., xn 9-6345 or XO the High School principal and mu­ after Frank Stamler, formar prsel- 5 $13,660—New three-bedrotim Ranch, Savings Bank of Manchester has 1952 Chrysler Sedan, ney and roof repairs call Coughlin. Accounts Payable WOMAN to Work Full Time. AlSOj time nights and weekends^ Xlan-- KNAPP Sh o e s . Harry Mahoney, 8 p.m--6. p. m. 5-3569, days. 0-6818. sic department head who checked been lost and application haa been MI. 8-7707. must have own transportation. . Wearing Apparel—Furs 57 ceramic tile bat^-stalnleas sinks, d e t of the adMOI’a' Parent TMcb" fully equipped. REFRIGERATION sales and serv­ IBM cheater Esso Servicente'r, Windsor | 858 Main St. Phone Xu 34327. hot water Iteat, beUar, H acre on the bids, Martin said. era Assn,/ had complaine to tb# mode to aaid bank for payment of 1954 Packard Sedan.- ^ ice. Commercial,- residential, air Girl with some 026 keypunch ex­ ^MI 3-4148. St. at Parjiway. (Buckland). MI ! CHESTER’S FURRIElf^ Furs WANTED—Five or six-room unfur­ The same type of organ is being the amount of deposit. RAT’S ROOFINO CO., ahlngla and 9-8198. FOR SALE — 5S-GaI. Drums, in Household Goods 51 nished rent by July l(it. PleaXe treea. Carlton W. Hutchins, Xtt OAKLAND ST. - Lots for sale. committee. . conditioners, freezers, A. and W. built up roofa, gutter and con­ perience preferred. WANTED - cleaned and glazed, $3. Cold 9-5183, Multiple Listing Member. used in’ the Billy Graham Ousade TTte building committee chair­ These cars are all in good condi RefrlgeraUon Ck>. Ml 9-1237, Ml Babysitter. ■ Hours good condition. $2.50 each. For storage, $2. Remodeling, repair­ call xn 3-1449. Call xn 8-6163. at Xladison Square Garden, ac- NOTICE is hereby given that Pass tion and are state inspected. ductor work, roof, dhlmney re­ 2:30-12:30. Call mornings, XH further information call ’The Her- ANnQUB FURNITURE, sUver, man reportod to a letter to Gan- 9-2050, MI 9-0055. in. Ray Hagenow,Ha ML 9-2214. CLERK DESIGNERS glaos, china, and uaed furnituro ing done aj my home. No over­ MANCHESTER — Six-room Cape. bordtog to the firm which la Book No. 8S442 issued by The For General Office Work 9-8823. i ' aid, phone MI 3-5121. Suburban for Sale 75 selling it. e,ral Manager RlchaM Martin that tevlngs Bank of Manchester has y J a c k e t, XO. ' 8-8825. bought and sold. Furniture Repair head. Save. Capes and stoIeS, Conveniently located. FXill price he saw "no reason" for hotdtng 1 9 McCLURE PONTIAG Apply In Person Experienced men required for $20. x n 9-7218 WANTED — Four-room Rent, CaU A similar one was also recently been lost and application has been MOR’TENSEN TV. Specialized RCA POLICY WRITER and experienced layout and development of elec­ LOAM, DARK, rich, btone free. Service. XU. 8-7449. Call for free ea- JA 8-0626. $13,900. Short-way out, three year BOLTON—On the lake, five-room closing the account- 373 Main St. Mancliester FOR ANY TYPE of Roofing and general office worker. Write P. Prompt delivery. Call PI 2-6277 or timftie at your home. Under no old Ranch, full price $9,950. Over winterized home. FTah off the installed tn the Sacred Heart made to said bank for payment of television service. MI. 9-4641 GAER BROS. tronic equipment. Business ma­ We are grateful for the re­ ABSOLUTE BARGAIN — Custom obligation. Transfer BeocongMidefl the amount of deposit. Open Evenings Siding we offer 5 combination O. Box 288, Manchester. chines or similar experience help­ WiUlmantic ACademy 8-3283. 60 more listings of all kinds from front porch. Partial basement Church on the campus of Notre LAWN MOWERS sharpened and 3 track awivel type windows, free 69 Leggett Street sponse to our advertising in this made cornices and drapes. Slip­ $6,000 up. CaU The Ellsworth with shower, boat room, etc. Dame. Transfer of an tmexpeaded 8*1^ Tel. Ml 9-4545 East Hartford,. Conn, ful. Excellent opportunity for the paper. We feel it has contrib­ covers, $59.50 and up. Choice of Houses for Sale 72 882.61 to the school bond account NOTICE is hereby given that Pass repaired. Call MI 9-1702, MI 9-4868, of charge. 'If • more necesaary EXPERIENCED right men. TOP SOIL, loam right from the Xlitten Agency, Realty, Xn 3-6930. $11,000. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, Other blda ranged up to $5,990. Book No. 55231 issued by The U> Wells Street. available at half price. For more uted greatly to our highly auc- farm. Day or night. R. G. Upton. fabrics. Budget terms. Mrs. Rita, Rooms Without Board 59 EIGHT ROOM Colonial — Older XU 3-1577. Martin told the Directors last to the School Bond Surplua fto- 1957 BLACK Two-door" Mercunt, SAbESLADY for part time work, SEWING MACHINE cessful beginning as Manches­ PI 2-6190. JA 2-7780. count to be tued for payment eC savings Bank ot Manchester has information call Manchester Roof­ including Saturdays and Sundays. GRAY MANUFACTURING SINGLE AND double room avail­ home. ExceUent coniiUon. Near GREEN MANOR night that about $250,000 will be been lost and-application has been radio and heater, standard shift SEWING MACHINES—home and ing ft Siding Co., Inc., MI 9-8933 OPERATORS ter’s Used Car Dealer. We' wish school, churches, stores and bus. VERNON—5V4 room ranch, full left in the $5 million High School bonds was recommended to the Di­ $2,800. Call MI 9-2312. commercial types bought, sold and Also, woman for night work. Ap­ 16 ARBOR STREET XIEN'S REBUILT and Relasted THE VILLAGE CHARM Antique able. Reasonable weekly rates $8 Must Be Seen To Be Appreciated! made to said bank for payment of for free estimate. President Joe ply Swiss Pastry Shop, 183 No. AND TRAINEES HARTFORD, CONN. to thank those Who have come Shop of Manchester, Conn., 42 and up. RockvUle Hotel. TR Ehtrance hall, large living room, baaement, ceramic tUe bath, (tiscount. rectors by Martin. 9 the amount of depoolL repaired. Ralph Aldrich, MI Girardin, APPLY In, whether buj'er or looker, Shoes. Reasonably priced. Sam dining room, -den, kitchen, laun­ BEAUTIFUL LANDSCAPED brick veneer front. Yoimgstown After diacuaalng other school 1950 DODGE Convertible. See it 9-8487. Main St xn 9-2660. •■A GOOD PLACE TO WORK ” Yulyes. 23 Oak St., in front of Spruce St. General line of Inter­ 6-9591. Before the Direotora met to take first, make an offer. Call MI MANCHESTER MODES, and Invite everyone to stop in esting antiques, past and future ------dry room, three fireplaces, built kitchen. $14,900. R. F. Dimock matters, the Directws authorized action on his recommehdatioa,'tha NOTICE is hereby given that Pass WOMEN—For sorting and inspect­ YOUNG MAN—Full time, for coun­ this week for what we feel are Puniell Parking Lot. in book cases, three large bed­ 8H-ROOM RANCH Co., XO 0-8245, xn 9-6818. Book No. 58303 issued ^ The 9-8976, Mter 5 p.m. ATTICS, cellars, yards and ga - INC. collectibles, including bric-a-brac SINGLE Sleeping. Room.' Separate a $22,551 appropriation to continue Building Committee received ft Roofing and Chimneys 16-A ing. Dry cleaning department PINE STREET ter work. Apply in person, Lynn the beet values in town. RICH, Fine Meadow Loam priced and glassw'are. Open all day and entrance, quiet. refined home. rooms, two baths, large closets, Birch cabinet kitchen, disposal, alteratioM and renovatlona at the letter from Stamler auggeaUac . Savings Bank of Manchester has 1948. CHEVROLET — Two-tone rages cleaned. Rubbish prompUy Apply in person. New Model Poultry Store, Manchester Park- closed in porch, large outside fire­ three Bedrooms, garage, Imotty BOLTON—(Coventry line. New five removed. Call MI 9-9245. ROOFING Specialising tn repair­ within your budget. Fill, gravel, evenfogs. Woman p re (e rre d .\^ 9-4670. room ranch, ceramic tile bath, Barnard Junior High School. that funds la the ochool’a aoccunt ^ been lost and application has been Good running condition, plus snow Laundry, 73 Summit St. ade. sand, stone. Light grading. XG place, pool, patio, nicely land­ pine porch. Near schools, shop­ The total of expenses on the made to said bank for payment of- Ures. $195. Call MI 9-7972. ing roofa of aU kinds. Also new 1953 BUICK FRONT ROOM, centrally located, scaped. Two car oyerilzed garage knotty pine kitchen, walk-out be uaed for needed repairs and an " FLOORS Washed, Waxed, Polished roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys WAITRESS Wanted. Apply C9iar- 8-8603. USED TV SETS—foV cottage, rec­ ping center and bus stop. Occu­ basement. Large lot. .$15,600. R. project te $173,651, Martin re­ addition. the amount of deposit. and Buffed. - Modem Floor Pol­ YOUNG LADY Wanted for general coal Broiler, East Middle ^ k e . Super Riviera Hardtop. Radio, reation room, etc. Good condition, continuous hot water, (^entieinan with breezeway and amesite drive. pancy July. Private ssile. ported. 1955 CireVROLET Convertible. cleaned, repaired, 26 years’ ex­ office work, liking for figures de­ WANTED — Two Carpenters, full preferred. XU 9-7129, Oil hot water heat. Many extras. F. Dlmock Co., XO 9-5245, XO- The compiaints made by Stamiar ishing Co. Call MI 8-1834. heater, D^maflow, power brakes, reasonably priced. Potterton’a, 180 He told the Board that subcom­ were titicen up item by item tn Goa­ Good condition. Private owner. perience. SS'ee estimates. Call sirable. Small office, paid holi­ CKX3D HO.XfE for middle-aged or time, xa 9-3697. whitewalls. 21” POWER MOWER. $40. Can Center St., XU 9-4537. Can be zoned for business. Meal 0-6818. Call MI 9-0127. Howley. Manchester Ml. 8-5361. — ' ---- (COMFORTABLE Room (or a gen­ MI 9-5845 mittees considering the biiUdliv lee's report. Personals 3 RELAX This Summer. For a days, vacation, and ''insurance. older wdman aa housekeeper for be seen after 5. MI 9-8626. for doctor or dentist. Immediate BOLTON — Water fron^ — TTUrd of a new Junior high sphnni Ti««r small fee let us assume your lawn ■ Blue Cross Plan available. Apply ROUTE XtAN for local aales route. CHAXIBERS FURNITURE SALES tleman. Private entrance, park­ occOpaney. Call A. R. -Wilkie They Included charges o t p o o f elderly gentleman not invalid, in -Mint he married, neat have car ing. Coll xn 3-8905. ELLJNGTON—Convenient to Ham’ lAke.. FUmlshed winterized cot­ the poUce station on E. XUddle — LOOK AT THESE mowing headachea. Cali MI "Manchester Auto Faits, Inc., 270 country on bus line, can Mi.- ^ 9 5 r a d ia t o r s, odd pieces of lum­ and Co., Realtors. MI 9-0649, xn ilton Standard. Immediate occu heatirv to tits audltortum, doom ^^BDE REPAIRING of the better Heating and Plnmhing 17 Broad St., on Monejays, Wednes­ and be ablee toimeStto med public. ' $95 ber. inside and outside doors with One De Luxe Electric Range, au­ 9-4389. tage. -Suitable (or amaU family, Tpke. will meet to consider acqui­ that do not close properly, notes# Wnd for over 40 years. Sam LOW—LOW PRICES! 9-8503. 9-4685. REFINED Business Woman with pancy, six-room home, l',j baths, Immediate occupancy. Priceil sition of more property. The aub- days and Fridays. weekly guaranteed, plus car eX' locks, windows, miscellaneous tomatic, 30”. Was $279.95. Now three bedrooms, fireplace. Pine passing from classroom to olase Yulyes, 3S Oak St., a$ PuraeU LAWNS AND TREES to be cut. S. WATSON, p l u m b in g and heat­ penses. Phone ADams 3-6321. pipes and fittings, bath tub. blow­ $199.95. large home on pleasant residen­ MANCHESTER Beautiful new right, $5,000. Phone MI 9-7694, coifttalttees represent the Direc­ room, and wall cracks. J Parking Lot: 1950 G.M.C. WOXIAN—For part-time work at 1951 MERCURY cabinet kitchen with dining area, AH kinds of work. Rubbish of all ing contractor. New instaUations, EXPERIENCED Waitress Wanted. er unit,' 12 ft. counter, shelving tial street is Interested in re.nting aix-rpom Colonial, i'^ baths, three Agent. tors, the School Buildingf’Commit­ Goalee said that he did not flad 2-TON 9-FOOT STAKE BODY alteration work and repair work. Snack Bar. Apply in person after LEjXDING LIFE Insurance com­ Powder blue, 4-door. Radio, One De Liixe Electric Range. room to business or professional dining room, enclosed breezeway, WANTED—Riders from Manches­ Good Tires—Good Motor—Just kihda removed. Paper, rags 5-1,' Good wages. Apply in per­ heater, overdrive. Very clean. (can be used in basement or ga­ larw bedrooms, open staircase, attached garage. "Anc lot. Price tee, and the Board of Question. any doors that needed "a groat taken away free. MI 9-0142. MI 9-3808. son. Oak Grill, 30 Oak 6 p.m. Snack Bar, King’s Dept. pany has opening |n area for Was $349.00. Now ^ISO.OO.^ woman. References required. built-in stove and oven, custom BOLTON — Near-pehter. Five- ter to Hartford Center or vicinity Painted. , Store. agent. Salary to $500 monthly. rage). A)so Glenwood combina­ One Electric Clothes Dryer. Was Box Q ,'c/o Hera!ld. 820,000. H. B. Grady, Broker, room Cape Cod/' large dormer, amount of fixing” and that tiM railroad station, 8:80.a.m.-5 p.m. LLOYD’S PLUXIBINO Service as- tion oil and gas stove with con­ built kitchen cabinets. Amesite xn 8-8009. bwement garage, hot water heat. noise conditions could be corrected PmCED FOR A QUICK SALE FLOOR SANDING and refinishing PART TIXIE Office Worker Want­ Call Hartford JAckson 2-6257 and verter for coal or wood. Klein’s, $149.00. Now $129.00. drive, finished lawn. Priced at Borough Erased Call MI 9-4166. Specializing in old floors. Ml aurea satisfaction, prompt aervice. ed. .B^kkeeplng and typing re­ SECRETARY-Receptlonist. Doc- ask for Mr. Henry. *495 "PLEASANT Clean Room fo’r one Extra laj:ge lot. Phone Owner, by the custodial staff. The audi­ $745 CH 7-6124, xn 9-5485. tor''§ office, 38 hours a week. For 161 Center St. MI 9-7256. One Nine-Pound Wringer VYs^^er gentleman at Center with parking, $17,900. This house typifies our SEVEN-ROOXI SINGLE or a two- xn 9-3493. torium -heatto sltuatiOB Is btiag, 9-5750. quired. Phone MI 9-2206. motto, “For . the . very best in family, four or three, two baths, WalUngford, June 6 UP)—^TTte WANTED—Ride to TVavelers, 8-4, Only $245 Down interview write Box RG, e/o Her­ WANTED—Pan time help nights ONE 46 FT. "extension double pul­ wiUi Pump. Was $119.95! Now bath and shower. ' 29 Hazel St. Borough of Wallingford la on its tovestijgated^ the archltoet, h# from North End. MI 9-0890, af­ CLERK TYPIST—XIarried or ain- ald. and Sundays. Service, station 1951 MERCURY $99.00. XU 9-7083. homes call the R. F. Dimock Co.” extra lot, near school, Parkade. BOljrOil^--Covtntry line. New said, and the wall cracka "are not $46.04‘Month Millinery Dressmaking 19 ley ladder, one pair trestles, three xn 9-5245, xn 9-8818, Steam heat, copper plumbing, city way out ot existence at the age of ter 5:80. : gle. Four hours daily, Saturday work. Insurance company em­ Gray. 4-door, ■ radio, heater, Cape Cod. (our down, two unfUi' 104. serious,’’ aooordlng to Vba jKBttot...... ii, THISTRUCac IS LIKE NEW! Household Services not required. Steady work, con­ ployes preferred. Write to Box iron ladder brackets. 90 E. Cen- (JHAXIBERS, FURNITURE SALES ROOXt with kitchen priyileges. watei*. trees. $14,500. Tel BU Ished up. O ram lc tUe bath, large Offered 13-A ALTERATIONS on women’s and Help Wanted—Male 36 Mercomatic. Priced to sell for ter St. FAXHLY DUPLEX. 4-4. CoiT- The borough has existed as part Oontmeiot's Beepooiafolllty > DEAR M <^:. JMd'e irigbt. You genial atmosphere. Arrange hours Z. c/o Herald, stating qualifica­ ' At The Green Centrally located. 14 Arch S(. Venlent location,' fenced in yar(l, 9-0564 or xn 9-3188. lot, $14,500. R. F. Dlmock Co U 1960 BUICK RIVIERA ...... $389 children’s dresses, coats, suits, of the town of Wallin^owl. 'Now Boor and Catch etmdltioa# wwM don't need^ a Tot of -new .iipbol-- to suit. Salary open. Call XH tions. Mrs. Dorsey. amesite drive, oil heat, consider­ xn 9:6245, Xfl 9-6818. stend furhitma and rugs. Mystic 1651 BUICK 2-DOOR ...... $389 FURNITURE tepalrtng and r^!r.- skirts, etc. Cali Ml 9-6636, 9-5. lo a.m.-5 p.m. 7:30 p.m,-9 p.m. SIX-ROOM CAPE, twin unfinished it is to be incorporate into the be the rospohslhlUty ot the ecu- 3-5856 before '6 p.m. WAREHOUSEMAN *395 FULL SIZE (JRIB and- Mattress, able cash required, $14,900. CaU Fireplace In living room. Hot tractor, Martin told the Board, fih Foam wilt make them hwk like iahlng; antiques rcstond. Fumi- 1-10 P. M. Some truck driving ex­ PART TIME Help Wanted from 8- baby’s car bed. - MI 9-’M25. FTJRNISHED Room for one or two' "VERNON—New five room ranch town. 1953 FORD VICTORIA turs-Repair Servics, TalcottviUe. GENERAL Office Worker. Perma 2 for land clearing and landscap­ with bath, complete light house­ A. R; Wilkie and Ck>., Realtors, water oil heat. Aluminum storms with full ceramic tile bath. Hot The iaape was decide at a refer­ pothted blit that an addition could new,, and yoU'U save a prMty Ml. 8-7449. Moving—Trucking perience preferred. REFRIGERATOR, good condition, keeping facilities. MI 9-4776. x n 9-0649, x n 9-4389. Member and screens, awnings. Large not be built with the jnon&f la the penhy.--Oet.it today at J. Vif. $988 < nent position. 5-day week, free ing. Call MI 9-8275. 1951 NASH* NEW 6’ Picnic Table,- $82.50! Rob­ Manchester XGB. water oil heat. Artesian well, endum., "Voters of btith units par­ Storage 20 insurance plan, comfortable new Apply In Person. ert Spiess, 6 - Eastland Drive, $25. Call xn 9-9559. kitcherlette. In quiet West Enti metal combination storm windows ticipate. ReskdSnta of the borough account.' Hale'e Corp. Love, Ann. ' FLAT E7NI8H Holland window .Rambler Station Wagon. Ma­ CLEAN, Modern room with kitch­ District. Nice for children. No 195R BUICK RIVIERA AUSITN A. C9BAMBERS CO. local air-conditioned office. Good, start­ roon amt white, radio, - heater, plume MI 3-8293. ROPER Gas Stove with automatic XIANCHESTe r — Six room Cape and screens. Lot 125 x 180. FuU were able to vote twice—as citi­ .Poetponement at action on eloo- shades, made to measure. '~xil ing- salary with periodical in­ ~ GAER BROS. MEAT CUTTER WANTED. Full en ^privileges for grentlemah. MI- agents. Call Xll 0-9636. price $13,000. For further infor­ zens of both the borough and town. tog the account'unUI^ the next $845. metal Venetian blinds at a new and long distance moving pack­ or part time. MI 9-7423. overdrive. ' timer and separate broiler. Excel­ 9-7614. Cod. Over-sized garage, fuU rear creases. Call MI 9-4523, XU . 69 Leggett Street TpREE 'CJBDAR TREES. 8-10 feet lent condition. One dining room dormer, fireplace, cxuiveniehtly mation call Alice Clampet, Real The vote for fncorpor3.tlon to the meeting of the Directors on June " AatdiiobikQ tdr Sale 4 low price. Keys made while you ing. storage, pau XO. 8-5187. Hart­ 9-6285. East Hartford. Coqn. high, about 6 feet diameter, about NEW Five-room Ranch, basement 1953 V-8 FORD wait. Maxlow’a. ford CR. 7-1428. ' FTUENDLY Ice Cream Is accept­ set. xn 9-5674. located, senalble priced •( $15,800. garage, copper plumbing, oil heat, tor. MI 0-4543. Other listings borough 2,116 to 618. In the 18 was suggested by OIreetori " ' ' l l .. ■ 6% years old. Must be sold. $75. A. R. Wilkie and Co.j Realtor, XO available. town it was 2,792 to 3,075. Gene Kelly and Ted Cummtagft STATION WAGON DRIVER-SALESMEN ing applications for part time *495 420 Lake St. < ROOM for business woman with City water and sew?rs. $14,000. N BEIFORE YOD' BUT a twed ear FORXaCA countsra. oaramlc wall MANCHESTER Package Oellvenr. work evenings and weekends. MI- GENERAL ELECTRIC Refrlgera kitchen privileges. Call MI 9-8288. 9-0649, xn 9-4389. E ft E Realty,'^Xn 9-6297, MI See Qonban Motor Sales. Buick $898 and floor tils. Let us modernize Light trucking and package deliv­ WAITRESS WANTED. Apply Aca­ tor, large size. Three-piece wal dia Restaurant, 103 Tolland Tpke. For newly establiiihed Wholesale' 9-8196. SIX-ROOM r a n c h h o u se — Bol 8-4480. B a ^ and Service, 9S5 Main your batnroom and kitchen. For er}, Refrigerators, washers and routea Five-day week, salary and 1951 OLDS. )BABT CARRIAGE, in good condi­ nut bedtwim set. Small Bar for Btraet Ml. 9-4571. OjMa. evenings. 1953 PACKARD SEDAN free estimates call XO. 9-2655, The . stove moving specialty. Folding recreation room, xn 3-5245. Apartments^Flat^-^ ton-Manoheater Une. Ideal lega­ MANCHESTER — Magnificent new WANTED —: Woman to work in commisaion. Health, welfare and Super 88 Club Uqupe. Radio, tion. xn 3-8780. tion. Oil steam heat, large porch, DILLON FORD DILLON FORD DILLON FORD Radio, Heater, Overdrive Tils Shop, Buckland. ch,drs for rent XO. 9-0752. laundry .and dry cleaning, some pension plan. Paid holidays. Murt CABINET Maker or finish carpen­ heater, Hy^ramitlc, white- Tenemenis 63 Split Level. Rockledge section. DeCORMIER MOTORS ARB::-You in L-O-V-E RuSco windows. Approximately 1.600 square feet of living area. $677 RUGS CLEANED and ahampooed. MANCHESTER — Movmg and shirts. Will train if necessary. be high school graduate. Apply ter. Year ’round work. MI 9-5043. walls. 1965 FORD radio, speaker, aerial, ARE—You getting married 200 ft. frontage, artesian well, ex­ Full or part time. Towne Clean­ Wednesday and Satunlay morn­ installation accessories, $25. FDR RENT 3H-Room furnished VA baths, two-car garage. For SA Y ^: 1954 FORD RANCH "Our care bnSans longer wear.” tmcklng Co. XO. S-6S6S. Owned ARE—You going housekeeping or- unfurnished, working couple. cellent drainage. - Basement ga- further information or appoint­ Free pickup and delivery. Smith’s i^d operated by Walter B. Per- ers, 348 Main St. MI 9-9084. ings. Other days afternoons lUter Phoiie Rockville TR 5-9251. Can—You spare only rage. Tel. Owner, x n 8-4894. WAGQN—Automatic 2 p.m. *495 New Bolton Rd. Phone XG 3-5389. ment to see call The R. F. Dtm- O ’$2Stude.»95 Upholstery Shop. XII 9-4663, eve, rett Jr. GIRL WANTED for checking in $25 $25 $25 lis ' $25 $26 ock Co., MI 9-5245 or XU 9-6818. ^56 Ford $2195 $1198 nlngsjdl 3-7267. Boats and Accessories 46 TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS THREE AND fou,r ' room apart­ X^ANCHESTER—Comfortable Six- V-8 gray fordor. Over­ •THE^E CAREFULLY SELECT- LIGHT TRUCK and man available dry cleaning and counter work. u ' High sch(X>l education required. WONDER BREAD SEPTIC TANKS $25 $25 $25 $25 $25 $25 ments. Heat, jelectriclty range, room Cape on quiet street. Hot MANCHESTER — New-Six-Room Blue and •white Victoria. drive, radio, heater. KD^CARS ARB SURE TO FITZGERALD MOTORS WEAVING ot bums, moth -- bolsa by aj^pointment. Courteous,’ de­ 1951 BUICK Bride and Groom "Love Nest” water oil heat. Storms and Apply in person. Maple Dry AND'' Club Coupe Special. Radio and _ON DISPLAY AT refrigerator,-dlapoeal. A(iulte omy. Ranch home In Rockledge Sec­ o Fordomatic, yadio, heat­ New'57 PLEASE YOU. bank RATES FORMERLY BRUNNER'S' ^ d tom clothing, hosiery nuia, pendable aervice, reasonable. XII BAKERY 3 COMPLETTE ROOMS OF No pets. Three room, $100, four screens. To assume present lVi% tion. IH baths, ceramic tile handbags rej^red, Upper rs- 9-7853. Cleaners and Launderers 72 Ma­ heater, Dynallow. BRAND NEW FURNITURE mortgage requires $6,000 cash or er ww tires. OP OQURSE." „ - ple St. PIsUODEK SEWERS McINTOSH BOAT CO. room, $125. 38 Elm SL, RockvlUe, kitchen - ounters. Attached ga­ V ROCKVILLE ROAD' placement, umbreilaa repaired, 521 CONN. BOULEVARD "Westinghouse” Electric Ref. ,TR 5-2505 from 9-5. Evenings TR new financing may be arranged. rage! amesite drive, fully land­ A A A A A . * tajlccitTv il l e men'a shirt coliara reversed and 30-day occupancy. Price $13,900. NEW FIRM locating in Manches­ BAST HARTFORD,. CONN,> DUNPHY mPERlAL ROBALO or "Emerson” Television Set 6-5050. . scaped lot. $21,000. Call The TELEPHONE MI 8-5191 replaced. Marlow's Little Mend­ Painting—Papering 21 ter wants a clerical supervisor, .IhKcliiil CltRRei *495 14’ DE LUXE RUNABOUT Choice—3 Different Bedroom ' Madeline Smith, Realtor, XO z OPEN EVENINGS — SUNDAYS ing Shop. Septle Tanksi Dry Wells, Sewer 9-1642. A. R. F. Dlmock Co., XO 9-5245 or FORD 1955 RAMBLER . p a in t in g and paperhanging. five typists, one file clerk. Apply Suites DE^SIRABLE 2’H-Room Apartment MI 9-6818. Lines lastalled—-Cellar Water- Completely equipped. Also Choice—3 'Different Living Room for rent in quiet, rtatrlcted neigh­ o ’53D«Soto$645 CROSS ROCKVILLE 1953 FORD ' -^Radio, heater, overdrive. Like ing, houses and garages Free penny a month for each dollar give references. Bov V, c/o Her­ days.'' Insurance plaii f/>r em­ 19A9FORD Iiave no means ot transportation Many extras for the wtee buyer, ■new ...... ,....$1295 you owe. Call Frank Burke a( CASHIERS JJANCKESTER BOAT CO., 10 Es- Bustiiess property — Six room' t i r e s . ' VICTORIA HARD TOP. V-8. estimates. Call W. F. Hensel. XII, ald., ' ploye and family. Call b*‘sreen *' sex St. . Daily i2 • noon-9 p.m. we will send our private “Courtesy THREE-ROOM Apartment, unfur­ houae- with two car,garage and such as wall to wtUl carpeting, ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ , Ford’s moat pA-scra lot. Knotty pins Only $595.00 Down ply manager. Trailer. 25 h.p. Evlnrude, remote TWO RANGBIS,. neasonable, com­ room and J2) bedrooms. Newly kitchen, ceramiO tile bath, fire­ centrate our efforts^and advertie- o A A A A A i 5-9109. controls, electric starter. PI bination oil and electric and one .installed not water baseboard reaulttog to a more prompt DELIVERED Trailers 6-A TEXACO ^ WE HAVE a Small Congenial Of­ 8-6405. place, full ceUar.' Phone Owner, le of your home. Ife onl* cc ’53Cbev:$l045 WX***1TW 1953 WILLYS IF YOU INTEND to build your fice and we are willing to train a CALL as. Can be seen at 13 Westfield heat. Electric stove, refrigera­ xn, 3:4323. IN MANCHESTER 40 FT. 1952 TRAILER, two bed­ *145 ft. ' ...... ------! ' tor furnlahbd. Atumlnum atorm "common sense," isn’t it? ■ It’s 5 e-CYL. STATION WAGON. Ra­ new home call WlUlara Kanchl. Modem Three Bay gcKKi dependable applicant. Re­ 18-FOOT ROW BOAT and TraU(M’. "comrnijn senae” to "List With o Station Wagon. Ve:ijn ic e dio, heater. Low mileage' A rooms. Phone MI 9-1665 afjer 6 Contractor and BuUdqr, Ml. ply stating experience and salary R.F. DIMOCK windows and acreena throughout. BOLTON LAKE FRONT — Thre»- Ik Z ' ■] p.m. XCay be seen at Xing's Oarage tn ONE Sewing Machine refrige: Large porch. Qne child and no room winterized, cottage, $7,000. Lappen,*’ too, so caU XQ 0-5961 and wagon. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ real workhorse—economical, too. 3-7773. *■ .. Porcelain Enamel expected to Box Y, c/o Heridfi, . COMPANY FAIRWAY 1949 OLDS. - Buckland.. tor, double bied, rocking lAalr, put us to work. ’56Plym.$1995 eU. Available June 8. . Rent Columbia Liake, three-bedroom kitriien ehalrs, studio couch.,. XQ Station! Wagon. Light . Only $295.00 Down FOR GARAGE and abed dormers, WAITRESS and Counter Hein TEL.MI9v524S 975 MAIN STREET ii%-FT. PLYWOOD Speed Boat. Jtoo a ' month — tioo escrow re­ winterized cottage, $11,900. Carl­ z '■ Auto Driving School 7-A roofing and siding, gutter work. SERVICE STATION 9-8961. quired. Write Box AB, c/o Her­ ton W. Hutchins, xn 9-X1S3 Multi­ JOHN H. LAPPEN, INC. gray. Nicely equipped. nights. Apply in person. Path Completely refintShed, $e s 4 • DOOR SEDAN.. Fleetwood complete. M x 20 two car, $1,460. . Estate otnSABELLE M. NKWZLL, MOVING to -Florida. Must seU including utilities, stove and re­ Hurry fast On this buy at $14,500. satisfied students. 200,000 miles Thompaonville ^ 9-3567 frigerator. CaU MI 3-7925. (Jod in exceUent reaidential area 36 MONTHS body. Typical Cadillac equip­ accident free instructions. Ml No money down, five ycafa to of .Verpon. In sold District, de- house full of furniture within two Goodchfld Realty Co, . Xfl 8-7935, ment and then some. pay. Free estimates. Ellison Con­ BMuHftd Now A.Roem COLONIAL NEW 5>/2 ROOM RANCH weeks. Everything-going at low on North Elm St. Expandable xrr 8-4845, BU 9-0939. Member, of 9-7398. struction.Co., AD 2-2(62. - *345 In pursuance^ of an order 'of Hon. THREE-ROOM DUPLEX, conven­ for two good rooms on second X(L8. 1^4' baths, 3 large bedrooms, open stsircass, .®,i ti!®-Court prices, x n 9-6621. ’ ien t; to bus; stove and rofrlgera- floor. Living room with flre- OPEN EVENINGS TOPAY Only $295.00- Down MANCHESTER Driving Academy built-in stove and .oven, ..custom built kitchen Attached garage, ceramic tils bath, custom Probate for tlie." bistrict of"Emns- ^ ^ 7 ■ RUterm- ..■'built kibehen cabinet^ bathroom vanity; Fln- Many, many others priced ton, notice Is hereby riven thst saPdsaid SERVEL Refrigerator, good condi- tor. • Write Box AZ, c/o Herald. place, cheerful kitchen, tile bath, PACKARD ST. ^ Just listed, love STOP S .cabJdMts, ■mrslte-driva Finlihad la wn.- i$h6d WWii'." ^ ‘ ~."i sett“tl«.-"Y>6Wn p a j ^ Bobert-R 'Kahan;K*l«ni fiio------“dob'f. n r left Tia«a '-$59,.... x n 'two bedrooms.^—"“Fnu*‘■bssenieiitj '-ly~slx-TOwir c etentaf “Snltabl6~fw . mLJlhO^ 11553 C H EV R O L^ tion. Cr. Steven BU 0-0989. Member of XILS. AVOID THE ..N. j m \ •, 9 9 . of, Rockville, CoS for Rent , 64 JA 8-1797, Mr. L y ^ , JA 8-5144. ro it TBARa NOW rrs BEEN aroointmenU. Ml 91^41, 9 or -/ STUDIO <30UQH FOR SALE. OaU BAST ______after 4 p.m.. ALUMINUXI WINDOWS, d w s . PAINTIN6 AND BROWN- ' K y® ® *.^*!Li",i{*** vtaraoon tor the HARTFORD.— Seveivroom RUSH \ leapgr Q Jalousiea, porches, awnings. Free Ml 9-9389. „ •TWl6-Choloe I tocaticn at the BOL'ixiN — Attractive Six-root Cape to ritolct location, Th: STREET CORONER AUTO SCHOOL. Indi­ estlmatss.. Call N. B. Chase Co.,- T^srida^’totent' Oettter on hCalh St., approximate- Ranch. FuU biisem ent Oversized bedrooms, knotty ptae I,' flre- \- ■ .D«C»RMIER’S PAPER HANDING THE R. F. DIMOeX CO. PERXCAGLAS Gas Hot Water If 8800 FW fon<^ to gangs. Storm# and eereens. Lot place, garage. Beaut!Beautiful__ 904 vidual instruction on insured dual- Xa 9-0888 or RockvUla TR 5-1200. control cars by egpertMced, BNB ; / Heater. Reasonable. C4U IQ tenant. iMSOS or m 108 ISO. MafleUne Sm lt^ Real feet deep! with lots of trees, ^ fSih'MEAL. NICK CARS. tfained Instructon. QuallW and ! TEU MI 9-5245 ’ - v, ■ i »«15T, after f :I0 p m. MTU. t o r , ^ 8-184*,,: . T>ler, IM tor, MI 9-6469. FORD DILLON sj^ airtio ii assured. Ml 9-ioio or After Hours Phone RICHARD DIMQCK ML 9-6003 o r JOSEPH ASHFORD M I 9-681S ST. ■A'- \ icanchb8t x r 7-8S80, -■■'3 * B^epd H erald Ad^FM. \- ■ ^ . I - V - ■ ■I ’ ( t’. ^ ' T \ V'T - 1 A j . / .1 \* . . .. 'lA

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■) .'•V .;;v^ , ;> -■ .iX' - < ^■r.r: » ■ • ./• 'WElDI^ESDAY, JUIiE^» 1967 PAGfi TW Em rjJSiG^ “T/ •■’^. ,-‘t, iianf b?0lgr ^gitinp 1SgriiIi> Average Daily Net Prem Run '1^ For the Week Enfled V , Jn'ae 1, 198T changed, thsir sins fergivsn, and alncaraly and davotadly, than ww Hospital pledges due May 18 the Church? their relationship with Odd rsr tnust ‘roll up our alaavM.’ and help rtltTc^wn " b e addressed to the Man- stored;, they find something whim her. We ought to give her . our | LAWN MOWERS 12,584 Memorial Hoepital Build­ R ose-C ronin W edding Topu^of Sermon satisfies their hiuiger, gives,dksm head and heart, our timo'; and: ing Fui peace, and afforda strength'with­ means, our very lives.. Then we i , • SiHARPENED Meipber bf the Audit TiM Bighth/SdioDi aii&^ytiUUM in. can share in the joy and thrilt of N BuTMU « f Circulation Diatiiet. mwUng win Members “Irf Hose Co., .No. S, By Phstor Rask "Too, the church offers a helping in this work of building • REPAIRED W«dfW(Mtoy. Jrnie M, not June^22, SMFD. will hotda drill tonight at strengthening fellow^lp. Here ie a an everlasting kingdom." .i PIOK-UP and DELIVERY M at9^ In iMit night's Herald. dj'SO at the firel^ae. "Why vlhb Church?" "Vas the fellowehip of like minds which is ' ~ topic liedd ' for the communion worldwide and which etretchei VOL. LXXVI, NO. 210 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES— TWO SECTIONS) . MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, JUNE 6. 1957 ■ Roberta Ann BolduK daughter back to Christ Himself. Here le sn Bruce's ^ ’'The Newcomm Club, sponsored of Mr. sihd.Mrg. PatricV^olduc, meditation brought a\ the morning MANCHESTER—Ml M k58 by the YWCA, will hold itt last important succession In which we 153 Brookfield..St.. is a pahe.nt et t or/»hip on Sunday by the Rev. K. all share. This fellowship goes meeting of the season in the' form the Hartf rd Hbspital. EJhar Rask, pastor oP the Ooven- of a dinner and social on fUne 11 9 back to Chriat, and reaches forth dnt Congregational''Church. into the etemiUee. - 7 ^ at 8 p.m. at the 3 J'a Restaurant in The Holy Ghost' M^theps Circle Bolton. Reservations for the din­ Using as a text Paul’s words to “It might be poseiblo theoreti- wlirhold its final meeting of the the l?ol08Sian church, "He is the callv,’’ said the_ pastor, “ to live a RANGE ner may be made by calling Mrs. year Saturday night at 7 o'dte^ Leroy Olien. ]$ad of the Body, the Church,” Christian life ' apart from the at,the home of Mrs. William B ^ [nister mentioned three basic church, but in practice it does not ■fiore. 45 Adelaide Rd. Husbands appeals'SBt.Jhe church which satis­ work. We are made as social • UtL OIL are invited to the steaH barbecue. fy the hung8b- Personal Notices , Summer of both chambers—249 to 30 in the Holdup Killers! gsjngplank. likely to be worthless unless they atomio weapons.■' Zorin continued, Miss Helen Frances Cronin, ISB^marches and white carnations were House and 31 to 6 in the Senate. ______1 The President and his parly im­ are backed by appropriate control "but taking into consideration the These were set fo / 11 a.m. E l ^ SHEER NYLON Tuesday. Technically, the hearing N. Main St., daughter of Mrs. on the altar. Ribicoff is the only elected Demo­ mediately went abroad the 60.000- and enforcement machinery. position o f the western represen­ Hartford, June 6 i.Pi The pro.,- tatives, we do not liurisl on it in will be for the government to to $ 2 -9 8 Card of T h i^ ^ Giveh in marriage by her uncle, Not So Brave Boys crat in the state administration. ecution today began presenting i lon carrier and it put out to sca. The sourcc.s. said Zorin then Henry L. Cronin, and Roger N-7 3,000 .''poll ‘Welmnro’ charged Noble with "going .back our proposal on partial n^sesure» ■show cause” Why Girard should Daniel Keegan of Boston, the bride Waving a w-hlte flag of truce and wearing clothespins on their The 1957 session of the Assem­ the major pontlon of its ca.,e 1 W« wish to thank alt of our nelrh- Warren Rose, son of Ur. and Mrs: bly came to a close at 11:12 p.m. Before landing, the President's on the words uttered by fepresen- The First Stage not be brought here., bors. friends and rslaUvea for the was attended by her sister, Mrs. With trim cuffs. SlinonC^ ES HANDBAGS noses. Chuck Dunker. left, and Eddie Taylor take a cloaeup look .against Joseph L. Taborskv and I 'JT’* United Stales has agreed to many acta of kindness and lympaUly’ Thomas E. Rose of Eaathampton, Clarence- H. Tracy, aa maid of Constitutional adjournment time- Arthur Culombe. confessed hold- ' plane circled the carrier, where Ritives of the western countries in ‘'The Soviet Union therefore ORSE^9|ANPS shown ua In our recent bereavement. at their new pets. The 11-year-olds found the eight bWsy skunks 2,000 sailors spelled out “Welcome The subcommittee." permit t^ikl of Girard, an army were united in marriage Saturday honor, and Misa Helen M. Heat­ Styles in white, pink and on the farm operated by .^ d ie'a parents outside Kankskee, Jll\ w-as midnight. up killers. proposes in the first stage a We especially thank ail those who sent Peaceful Windup Mr. President" on the flight deck. The Tass account did not men­ solemn pledge not to use atomic speciallat 3.C., in Japanese civil the beautiful floral tributes and loaned in St. Bridget's Qturch. The cere­ ings,. 19 Moore St., and Miss Vir­ fcU' ' ...... - ...... ■ I ' — ' - ~ ■ ...... ■ .. State Policeman Frederick Mor- | court?. the use of C|4Ts. ginia Rose of,.EMthampton, sister maize. Medium lengths. The adjournment was peaceful an. called to the, witness stagl; The Pre.sident greeted Secretary tion the exchange between Zorin ' weapons. No control is required n s J lK H A I i W mony waa performed b y the Rev. Many new ityles ip easy fo clean mate- of the-Nav.y Gates and Secretary tfhd Noble. McGarraghy waa presented with Mr. and- Mrs. James Gordon Theodore Gubala at a nuptial Maas of the bridegroom, were brides­ ^mparwl to the nightmarish clos­ i,n Superior Court by Stale's Atty. • Mrs. Annie Gordon maids James Michael Tracy, ing of the 1955 Legislature when Albert S. Bill, told how the pair of Defense Wilson, who came -on ■In addition to the Soviet Union i (Continued on Fage Two) a habeas corpus petition on behalf Main," Comer of Oak S t at 10 a.rn. .Mrs. Arlyne Oarrity Of Girard. Mrs, Marraret. Wilson played, the traditional organ nephew of the bride, was ring- riali. In white and print*. Choose from so ntany biUs died in a final hour were found together last Feb. 2J a plane a few minutes earlier. Sec- Mrs. Daniel EUinit Baker S/Union Funds of conlj^islon that Ribicoff had to retary of State Dulles and Secre- McGarraghy said he waa not bearer. Vernon Hauschlld. brother- in Hartford. ___ top handle or tote style. call a special session shortl.v after­ lary of the Treasury Humphrey persuaded by-*rgnmenU of A tty. ' in-law of the groom, was best man. He said that he a'nd State Po­ Earl J. Carroll of New York that ..and ushers were' Claude Price' of i ward to clear up the business. were on Eisenhower's, plane. liceman Eugene Griffin went to One minute after the President’s he should direct the return of : Glastonbury and Clarence H. There was bratory and contro­ the home of Taborskv's mother. Girard Immediately. ^ - Tracy. .59 Misused, Probe T old versy just before the end last plane. landed- an order ra.ng out Mrs. Joseph Taborskv’, 226 Park aboa;d' the Saratoga "Start the In the event tha^ Girard, ahould The bride’s gown of imported- night, too, but\lt was mild. It Ter., and saw Taborsky and Cu­ seemed evety.’ legiMator just want­ Jets." As Eisenhower stepped from he ordered home, presumably no hand-clipped Chantilly lace and .98 lombe walking down'‘ the front the (Jolum’blne. two jets were court could try him. Since his en­ nylon tulle was designed with a Pair each Washington, June 6 HU—A Chica- v tabbed for later testimony It said ed to have his say bbfore Secretary steps. ' < of State Mildred Alleh.t-apped her catapulted off the ship with«^a listment has expired, it is believed fitted bodice and long sleeves of go Bakers Union official testified | he would be a key witness in the The two men got into a 1949 Fallout Due in Year he could not be subjected to a today he depoaltad some *9,000 of general inquiry into the union's af­ gavel to close the se ssi^ mighty roar. the lace; The scalloped Sabrina model, green (Chevrolet car, parked Then the President and his caiirt-martlal. neckline was trimmed with Irides­ union lunda in his own savings ac­ fairs aa would James G. Gross, the Ribicoff spoke from a prepared in front of the house, with C?u- count on'-orders from hia union, union president. text, but departed to single out By THE ASSOCIATE!) PRESS McGarraghy conducted a brief DR. IRWIN KOVE \ cent sequins and Seed pearls. ,1316 lombe seating himself at the hearing shortly after Carroll and "boas,” but didn't keep the mon-' Union Ranks Split individuals for praise. \ ■ wheel. (Conrinued on Page Three) Air Comrnodbre Denis Wilson, a RECENTLY OF THE MEDICAL SERVICE CORPS, U. S. ARM'T bouffant aklrt of lace and tulla had leading British radiologist, arrived Dayton M. Harrington of Wash- a diagonal panel of cryatAl pleat­ •y; V, , ■ The union has bean split into Be Hated legislation in a d8ken Officer M(ff-an said he' told 'Ca- .Anthony .Confortl, president of fields which he. said had been lirt\ home today with the eyewitness, injton filed a haSetB corpuii' action ing and a chapel train. >Ier veil of warring XflfililMa by charges from boraky that L t Samuel S. Rome of In District Court contending ..that XW OUNCES THE OPENING OF HIS OFFICE FOR C hic^o Bakers Union Local No. i vrithlh \hi ilio n of mishandling of proved by the Asaembly-^home^'(he Special Service, 'Division claim that the second British H- French Illusion was draped from 13 Deady 25 Hurt bomb. exploded last: week was Japan haa, rto Jurisdiction tb try a pillbox hat of lace, enoruited This Season’s Popular 1. said he considered that ’’ well.' its fuitde ,1W bpth Stuart and rule, education, labor, welfare, v ^ te d to see him at State Police - ^ _ THE. PRACTICE OF yes," this was' a strange way to Cross. ' highways, penal and others. Then Headquarters. "cleen" - for the time being. Girard for the offense with which with sequins and seed pearls. She In Single Collision , He told newsmen on arrival at he is charged. carried a white prayer book with handle the money. Stuart reslgqi as a vice presi­ he said: ''.Followed Police Car But Conforti said he did not dent last Marcin He said the resig­ "There were also important London airport: "There was no ' ^ ' On U.S. Ruled Base orchid and atephanotis. Talx^ky replied that ha. was - Carroll told the judge the .base CHIROPODY - PODIATRY SHIRTMAKER DRESS question the orders which he said nation wioi planned all along and areaa In which the General Assem­ agreeabl^according to the officer, Fayetteville, N. 'C.. Jiuie '6 (JR— fallout at all. Bat ultimately the The honor attendant -wore a came from George Stuart, then irn had no relation to charges made bly failed to act.’’ A flat bed truck filled *llh mi­ fallout* will (-ome down — some­ on which the shooting occlirred cocktail-length dress of pink and passed. - ' today and killed 17 pontons. bortiber through the huge doud of United States, not against Japan." V Printed and woven dotted Swi.ss. Crea.se resistant. Full a Saturday, when Taborsky en- 153 MAIN STREET ' bouquet of blue camatibna. The cago Local Unions No. 300 and No. Conforti told the Senators -he "These are matters which will atom dust hanging in the strato­ Carroll said “fcertain agitators" I bridesmaids wore identical dressea skirted. Colors i. Lilac, blue. Size.s 1-2 to 18. ' 100 for use In efforts to get a union Fayetteville, N, C.. June 6 (/P)— considered Stuart to be his "bosa’’ require the early consideration of lued on Pag* Twenty-Three) sphere. The radioactive samples in Japan .had, made much o f the MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT of blue nylon with bouquets of contract with the Salemo-McgoWen The North Carolina Highway Pat­ he collected were analyzed at case and Itkencd Girard to a ‘‘sac­ Biscuit Co. . St the time he said he gave Stuart Pink carnations. The flower girl the money. He said Stuart then rol reported today that about 14 Christmas Island, the Briti.sh lest rificial lamb merely for the pur­ wore a full-length dress of , pink Confortl told the Senate Rackets persons were kilted and 25 to 30 base,, and later flown to London. pose of appeasement.” BY APPOINTMENT MItchsll 9-4611 InvesUgating Committee that un­ WS.S an V international vice presi­ organdy and her nosegay was of .98 dent. a district vice president, and injured in a collision of, a tractor 'No Danger at All’ "This boy .,1s having all his <3on- pink and blue carnations. der instructions from Stuart he trailer truck and. a bus carrying channeled the money Into a union also in charge of the organizing Scientists at Christrn.as Island Mrs. Cronin chose for her daugh­ drive in that area. miaralory workers. already'have stated that last Fri­ (OoDtlnued on Page Ten) ------— bank account, drew it out in cash, The collision happened nine miles ter’s wedding a gown of grey lace deposited^...... It in his...... own...... savingsConforti ar- said he atarted the spe- j day's Pacific explosion caused no over pink taffeta, and the bride- Only one of many styles available in our Sport.swear Dept, north o f Fayette^ville at a highway increase in radioactivity in the count, then m adr withdrawa^^^^ sa\-1ngli account some Ume in intersection. g ra m ’s mother wa. attired in ice from $5.98 to $10.98. , gave the money to Stuart ,1955 after the Chicago Locala 300 immediate area of the blast. Wil­ blue sheer nylon over taffeta. Both , Robert F. Kennedy, counsel to contribute, The wreck, by far the worst son said: "There was no danger at mothers wore white accessories COME IN AND SEE OI R FINE SELECTION the Senate— Committee. asked i *2®® * weeks tif highway accident in North Caro- all." , .,- and white orchid corsages. They ' whether "It didn’t strike you that ■ organize Itna history, occurred at 7:15 a.'in. When the bomb exploded, he Bulletins assisted the 'brUlsI partj' at a re- ' SPORTSWEAR—.SECOND FIAK)R ------■ . playes o f the Salerno firnj. at the Intersection qf highways this was a strange w ay” to handle Washington, June’ 6 t/P\ The- was 10 miles up and 25 miles ^rom (he AP Wires ception for 100 guests at the Brlt- TAKE THE ELEI'ATOR . . . the money. I Conforti said he was" secretary to move into tlie aatellite program U.S. 30-1 and N. C. 102. Army—encouraged by the "com'-' if called upon. , Sway. His specially in.sulaled Can­ ; i-sh-American Club from 12:50 to "Well yes," ‘ Conforti said. of Local 300 at the time, and The patrol said there were 41 berra waa nearer the burst than "That’s why I used my own m w ey ! never asked Stuart for expense ac­ pletely successf-.l" teat firing of Tnis vei-sion was that the Army laborers on' the bus. which pulled 16 p.m., .which was decorated in its Jupiter guided missile—was re­ anything c.se except the Valiant FALL OUT.DTAT WRONG I white and pink. to open the account." count vouchers in releasing money haa had a "standby plan" on tap into the path of a tractor-traiier. ported today to be eager to .move almost since the satellite program bomber which dropped the weapon. Waaliington, June 6 iJP)—An He said he had withdrawn *1,750 to him from the *10,500 fund, Bodies were strewn all over the He said: "If you ask how far the. When Uie couple left for a wed­ into the Earth 'satellite program. was announced by th< White House highway. atomic Nolentlst said today tliat ding trip to Key West. FIs., the of hi., own rnone.v front a safety-de­ .jororti said he did not person­ cloud shot into the air, I can tell the National Academy of posit box to start his savings ac­ ally dp any organizational work If true, the service would be in 19.55, but that, at least until bride was w’earing s powder blue entering competition in the con- I recently, there existed no actual you It was going pretty slowlv I4ciencea.. report on radlatio)l ' count. I at the Salerno plant, and knows (C-onriniied on Page Nineteen) when if went by us. It took a fiiil Tests Continue hazard.s issued ikwt year "Is drese. matching duster and white The committee, headed bv .Sen. 1 -troversial miasile field not' only 1 hardwaie or vehicle, to implement acceasoriei. They will be at home with the Air Force but with the that paper plan. minute' to gel by. So you can get The mushroom from the first seriously out of date." Dr, Wal­ Mcaellan (D-Ark), has Stuart (Oontiniied on Page Two) Home idea of how high the radio­ ter C. Selove of the U nive^ty CHATHAM BATES ^ their friends after June 16 at 54 ^ ’avy aa well. Under the satellite program as atomic device .fired from| ian I I^ed St., Rockville. Army spokesme'n preserved^ originally set up the Navy wa* active, fallout was going." anchored helium balloon rises of Pennsylvania told a sub­ Wison, a 54-year-old bachelor, committee of the Joint Sciute- SUMMER WEIGHT "OLD COLONY" The bride, a graduate of Man- tight-lipped official ailenct. assigned responsibility for devel> over the Nevada test site five oping - the. launching miasile— News Tidbits said of the burst :” It was a'pretty seconds after it was detonated House .Atomic .Committee new HEIRLOOM I cheater jKigh Schol and Middleaex -Beefsteak Bothersome ’ But one high ranking- acientiat findings "would he weloonfe.’' contended the Army ' has been designated as "Vangviard." big bang. It looked just like the .560 feet above Yucca Flat. I Hospital School of Nursing, ia Culled from AP Wirgg sun." The subcommittee is holding I presently oh the’staff of Manches­ forced for two mootht to sit on a .While no target date ever' has The "low yield" nuclear Bkhkets been set, officially, there have been detonation was the third in hearings designed to evaluate ter Memorial HosptUl. The bride­ completed niiaaile capa'ole o f. (Continued on Page Nineteen) the liazsrd of nuclear bomb fall­ Screen printed "Summer launching the 26'i-pound baby , reports that the United States the current aeries. Bedspreads groom graduated from'Easthamp- Mayflower II reports position out. Rose" and "Buds 'N' ton High . School, attended th e, Man Couldn’t. Cry moons which the United States | had hoped for a launching late this year. ’ ■ j about M miles southwest of Bermu­ Bows’’ 4 floral patterns. University of Connecticut sibil wants to send hurtling around the d a .. .Vice President Nixon offers SCIENnST SUBPOENAED served bvo years with the Army"* globe. ! More recently' there' has been I 95 speculation that the launching' "congra-iiilatlons and best wishes" Washington, June 6 OP) — • < . . He graduated from U.S, Military Now Weeps as He Eats ■This scientist staked out the ! to former President Truman on UAus Pqiifing, Nobel Prize win­ 5 95 potential Army claim after one of may not take place until early | Academy Prep School at Webt 1958 and that the Russians may | birth of grandson. Scientists Know N-Risk ning scientist, has been subpoe­ Point, N. Y.,.and is now e-mployed ■ . — _ . - - . ■ ' / hia cedleaguea reported that last SoUd color "Miami.*' Other Spresds beat the United States Jn the race. ; Elliott and Franklin D. Roose­ naed by the Senate Internal Se­ by Pratt A Whitney. - By ALTON L. BLAKE8LEE n-phthalmia, aa an aftermath of a Friday's, test firing of, the Jupiter $5.96 to $29.60 The Army is engaged In an all- velt Jr; plan to continue aerial cat­ curity Subcommittee ■ for quee- They gave peraonal gifta to each New York, June 6 (>P)--A maii - aerioua skin diaeaae. It meant , hia sent that Intermediate Range out light to continue its IRBM tle-buying tour deapite. craekup of Best, Pauling Tells Ike tioning about a campaign t o ' A.95 other.and to the attendants and who couldn’t cry how weeps when ‘>«ciame dry and luatre-leaa, Ballistic M illie iIRBM) 1,8S»^ program. plane at Fort Scott. Kan. . . . pi- halt H-bomb tests. Robert Mor­ ushers. h« he waa going almoat blind. miles over the Atlantic Ocean. Curbed by Wlisoa . lota of two aingle-seat attack bomb­ ris, the subcommittee -obunsel, - . ' "Thf tear-like fluid in the eye By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS' // Inaisting on-complete anonymity, • Secletarj' o f , Defense Wilson ers believed dead after collision - said today the subpoena colls SIMTEX For the He csuldn t cry because di.seaac and the saliva -produced- in your the acientiat aaid tlie Jupiter adared while approaching aircraft oirrier 'ITie 2,000 scientists who signed for Pauling to testify at a public hM knocked out hia tear glands, j mouth are • about the same in last fall ordered the Arrhy to con­ 700 miles into the atmosphere and fine its missile program to weapr on maneuvefa In Pacfflc'Ocean. Ss petition calling' for an end to hearing he.re on June 18. "CANDLELIGHT" Triis also pieant he had no normal I pfiemlcal composition. ' wps aloft for 17'i minutes—giv­ nuclear bomb teata are thoroughly BROMLEY and THURSDAY LUNCHEON oni with a range of no more than Scientists tvlll begin ^ collect in­ RAYON DAMASK Quilted Girl Graduate. . - 'Ni® moisture at all In his eyes. Thy j one source of saliva is' from the' ing the missile an average speed formation to permit intelligent ap­ qualified to speak as experts on 4.50 A'ETS MISSING < SPECIAL ^■jne dry, scritched, ulcerated, parotid gland, located .near the the subject, says Dr. Pauling, who 6 QUAKER LACE for the distance of slightly more Washington, JuIm> * (JB — The Spaghetti aad Meat BaHs . (Continued on Page Ten) proach to. weather control, says SETS ► - He begM going blind." | ,^r. This fluid flows along a tube than 5,000 miles sn hci.r. He called U.S.: spokesman for International prepared the dortiment. House Foreign Affairs Subcom­ .With. Real Italian Sauce V Surgeons stepped In. They inter- or duct into the back of tl« mouth. the test ’’completely, 100 per cent, Geo-phyaical Year.. .Sen. Lyndon Pauling, a Nobel prize winner mittee on the- Far East haa re­ Table Cloths Coverlets ^ '5 5 c Cutting into the oheek,*the sur-' successful." , who heads the bio-chemistry de­ ceived a roster of 450 U.S. aerv- Twin and Full Sizes Bow* and Paarit— StyU 784 B. Johnson (D-Tex) says Congress 5.95 to 12-95 tn f found “ »ls tube, severed it The firing, from Cape Canaveral, i Police Claim'Youth Is rutting President Eisenhower’s partment at the California Inati- icemen still listed aa unaccount­ ^Artbur Orus StMis ^ the mouth, and turned the Fla., was the-thfro involving the . budget in "bipartisan" way and , lute of "Technology, came to the, ed for in the Korean War, This 3.49 to 14.95 - Set hopes Administration wori't "inject : defenae of the aighera yeaterday was announced today by Chair­ ■ 9'98tbH.98: Lattice yoke with pearls trim the scoop heck E^-eT Xlke Mouth I >oo-c end to plant it iMjde t^^ low- Jupiter. Two of the previoos testa Death Car Driver , this full skirted dress. Self material rope But then whenever he ate. or *'’_^***** f*** were'short-lived. One burned only politics Into, this matter.” in the face of crlticiim from Pres­ man Zablocki (D-Wis) who said Solid Colors and Prints saw food, his eves Watered juati The mans constant pain diup- 30 seconds and the other 90 sec­ ' Canada’s N a v y grounds 16 ident Elsenhower, among others. the Pentagon fgmisbed the IksL belt. In Washable Drip-Dri fine combed cot­ like your mouth waters wherl P««red, and his vision Improved, onds.. ■Went Hartford, Jine 6 i/Pi—.Po­ At his preaa conference ■ the lice said a 16-year-old high school .American-built Banshee 'fighter- CANNON GOLD ton broadcloth that needs little or no ironing. you’re hungry and sit down tOl, .. But it was bothersome to hav^ Last ' September,' • a device de­ bombers pending investigat).on of President said he had noticed that RED RIVER FLOODED BATES LUREX BORDER ’ Mint, lilac, maize, pink and blue. Sizes 5 to 15. '|^ the, eye water whenever he ap­ veloped as part of the Jupiter pro­ boy admitted yesterday he was' the w;hy two. of the twin-^jet plaiies "in many iiutances scientists that Dallas. June S watery fluid normally produced In cannot hurt the eye, Bennett, said. ter ' the September firing. It is a roll on schedule after 5()0 craft “ It is absolutely wrong to aay T^xas-Oklahoma Sorder, emoted ciM M arpom at Weaver HIgri School 3-98to 8-98 Hand Siza . 99e a healthy eye. They gave him an Other glands provide enough saliv­ special mis.sion type nol-yet given union employes end. 30-hour work the signera are not qualified to at 643.15 above sea level at 7 ' ^ ^ t o * ^ ^ s e t FuRtral Sanrlet a name. Like the Jupiter, it wab in Hartford. stoppage. . . About 1,000 West speak out," aaid Pauling. ’The pjn. lost night, held that level 2 3 ..Tr.RN...ns‘.i»Aa,wwg^ I arriTND gfAMIB artificial drainage tube. ary fluid for earing and beginning -M atchiBg-waphtBs 4»c ear -‘T a c a —do t h B - ■—--‘i49€*< assembled -at tbe''-Arrny‘s'':BalH8titr Berlin ■ bus drivertr- and - eowduetore ■teadittg-grenetecists- in-the-natlon uoHI wBldaightr-lbewntaTtad «oU- FloriiitaiKl iJlatmr wntt'Yold lurex.-^^ WMt, bimwtbr ■TrewThVTiaanw '■eye'Nt'M^^ digekttotrortDBd: 'ThomaaJ. palOy said, from a tip Rueaiaa Technique Miasile Agency Laboratory at stage X-bour strike for shorter signed. Most o f , the signers ife Ing. It was down to 648.11 at 8 142 Eiiat Center St. normally moist, bul which doesn’t that Hunter had been seen driving vm flood so much -when he sees food. Bennett said Russian surgeons Huntsville, Ala.' hours. biologists apd are just the people o-m- GrtM $tamps GI With Coili $ol«s MItcheU t h t t M a w in West Hartford on the day This amazing case was de­ first., dieveloped this techniiive In The new version, the Scientist FCXj i^eives' appUeatiM 'for who do know’, the biological ef- said, is fully capable of hurling the OU the accident. ' new aayt liine radio station to Aieasures Risk fecta of radiation. Nobody in the JAP HIT b y SHELL ^ scribed today td the American .1850,''and Chinese surgeons have Killpd was 10-^car-o]d Bonnie Medical Assn. By Dr. James B. carried it aloiig since then. The Earth satellite into an orbit around operate at Windaor Eight Willard F. Libby: Atomic En- world is more, comp^ent to speak . Tokyo, June • (Ah—A Japa­ Free Parliing the Earth. PeterOon. who was riding in her members of famllv ia fire ergy commissioner, rube his on this queation." nese scrap metal collector waa Maabheater'a O U m t Bennett and Arby L. BaUey, of Russians and.Chinese liave report­ family's cfr. ( . CriUe - 'Veterans Administration ed several hundred cases in foreign' I Asked 'Whether the special mia-i which destroyed iBUi •farm- chin In Washington June 5 aa Pauling aaiil he agret^, however, injured tmlay wlwn a bazooka thJ^HAUeosk with K w at ^REE PARKING sile has- baqn tested, the scientist The arash occurred at an-lnter- house yesterday he took the witness stand bO- with''those who aaid the question shell exploded aa ha picked up REAR OF OUR $TORE OH-Straat J W .H A K coRe Moapital in. Cleveland. scientific joumaUfi This is the firet replied; ’ 1 aection as the atolen car was hieing ' Paris police raid '|i foire the Hoilse-Senate atomic was not/ wholly a sdientific one. Hiells daring target t>raet*M at MAMCNWfiR CPNIf The surgeons now plan tp_ fix reported case in this oountrv. chased by a police car. Police aaid EatahHahaJ U 1 MANCHiStERl C o h n * ) ^ ' t lU»r Of Ofur StPrt hia rifht eye. which also was dried No More teoti Needed' at dawn and round^ip zoo aqspec- energy aubcommlttee. Mbby “ 1 would aay It U also a human- the, V.S. Marine firing /nags a* Aetiak baithA aksdohy pubUfhed Tee aad no. Let ua Jtiat aay that the stolen ear went Through a atop ^OtNBI MAIN aMl OAK $TREBT$ ^aad AiaaRfies in Um aame wey... tad Algariah NationallzU'. . . u,S; said that 'th*' A'-bomh tafting tUrlan qu4|iraoci,’' hs aaid. “ ■ ■ nhant W ^ ’ \ \ CORNER MAIN oiM OAK $TREET$ ' ao ft^tbar tasting uTnecasSry.' sign and hit tha'Petanen ear In the Department aoT Agilcultur*' aays la a "tmail risk’’ that must ha Pauling aaid hs was aartlauierly atda. Boanlq was thrown out. Conneetteut larmera have algaed measured' against the “risk of dlatuiM h! ‘ - H i* drlatd ad the stolaB ear Had' I.m aaB haak afraamanU, pUc- ahnlhllaUoh..if wa siotindar ^ \ j;'