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PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING ftBRALD. MANCBESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, Avaraga Daily Net Prasa Run dent's trip west, then on to New flies to Rapid City, S. D., for an role he has been taking in .the For the Week Ended Tha Weather Herald Wants to Return England and New York. afternoon address at the convention Eisenhower administration. due* f , 19SS ForeeMt of D. 8. Weather Oareea School Group Pictures of Individuals Eisenhower But the White House was not of the National Federation of President Eisenhower won the an excilinf event foreclosing the possibility that de­ Young Republicans. Republican nomination last year velopments could bring Eisenhower » ' ...... ______^ i(fter a tense struggle with Taft A large number of photo-, 10,955 Clear, mol tonight. Friday Picks Leader graphs of individuals in Man­ hustling back to Washington before and his supporters. his scheduled return Sunday night. . Member of the Audit M r, little ciuuige In temperature. chester has collected in the Starts First Taft Hip Ailment Only a few weeks ago Taft and . After his Rureen e( drculatioue files or This Herald during- the • Minneapolis speech, the .Eisenhower, played golf . aevecal Manehe*ter——A City o f V Hinge Charrn Miss Manon ~ ' 1« President planned to fly on to times. ■ ~— past several years. These are Minot, N. D., to.spend the night at Called ‘Serious’ The' 63-year old Taft had reg­ Elected President of the property of the persons Leg of Trip the Clarence Parker Hotel. istered at New York hospital Sun­ (Cloiiiiflad Advertietag ee P ag e IB) who brought them in and The day as "Howard Roberts" to avoid VOL. LXXII, NO. 214 MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1953 (TWENTY PAGES) Local Education U h i t Herald would be glad to have Tomorrow morning he will travel (Continued from Page One) PRICE FIVE CKNt® (Continued From Page One) by motor to .Garrison Dam in North public attention. He had been them returned to the rightful Dakota, where he will apeak at the a minor sensation among Senators treated earlier in Washington and MiM Marion Caaey, teacher of owners. James C. Hagerty told newsmen j dedication ceremonies. Then he and* colleagues bierause of the key Cincinnati hospitals. ' ' English In Manchester High Due to the lack of filing achool, was elected president' of space it has been decided to Eisenhower's flrsl speech of the ——------China Reds the Manchester Educational As­ throw away all photographs series, at the convention of the which have been in the files tor National Junior Chamber of Com­ ROKBalkHits sociation. Monday eveping in the more than two years, begin­ merce in the Minneapolis auditor­ Verplanck school. A native of Mo­ ning July!. ium would be on the international Crack Main hawk, N. Y.. and a graduate of situation- Arrangements were Probe Planned Anyone who h as a phot - "niree of the five UN Command so continually." Korean forces. negotiators le(t„ , thi8 baae camp However, Rhee warned hla peo­ To the west, troops of 1-he 15th greeting, expressing hope for a temporarily aa lower-level ataff of-. ple against "unruly conduct" Regiment. U. S. Third Division Fo a m i x ficera worked on detaila of the' Loss continued prosperity and good toward UN personnel during “this smashed back six Cpihmunlst at­ feeling among all members af the truce document in aecret aeaaiona time of national crisis'' and said tacks as an estimated 8,000 to group. . at Panmunjom. " any such unfriendly acta would be 10,000 Reds hit.' American and and bow eo*y it W to wpbelwf With the full-dreaa meetinga in After the busine.ss se.sslon, Mrs. subject to stern punishment. South Korean ..positions along the with Foamot. Co«»f And *or bow yon nno receaa aubject to call by either Before Rhee spoke. 30,000 front. Hendler divided the guests into aide, Lt. Gen. William K. Harriaon ' learns.. Jndicated..b,v jm all_ )aper. PoAnMi, in dosem of diRforont wayi to mobe chanting Koreans par.vded through MO C aaualties Up in Millions 4 Senior Allied delegate, vialted the markers in variou.s colors, and a yoof hofog •O'lmipb more fomfofl#Wn, Pusan, the temporary capital, The third Division reported kil­ I ■ ' U. S. Third Diviaion at the battle- carrying placards urging: "Give pleasant hour was spent in to mAke tiring *o miirii more Y* front and Rear Adm.,John C. Dan­ ling and wounded about 600 Chi­ charades. Credit for the success of iel and Brig. Gen. Egbert Glenn us unification or give ua death" nese;' ■Ill PAR eoen o*e FoAinei lo mike elotbey'ltt and "Drive away the Chinese ’ WorceBter, Mass., June ll-*-(/FV-U. S. Rep. Edith Nourse the evening goes chiefly to Mrs. went to Tokyo. The Eighth Army Identified the i Rogers (R., Mass.), said today she will file resolutions in Hendler and to Mi.sa Catherine. And feel betler. Any major armiatice action re- Reds." Third Division as fighting on tha quirea their preaence. They could ‘Th Seoul, other thousands sector northeast of Chorwon to Congress asking for an inve.stigation Into the cause of tpi^ Shea, principal of the Verplanck tramped the streets In orderly School. speed back within a few houra. give it credit for hurling back the nadoesVhich have hit several sections'of the country causing Meanwhile. South Korea balked groups, waving banners, shouting Communists in a savage outpost hundreds of deaths and milliona of j- , and singing- About 1.200 students doHara damage. — Cicadas do no haim in feeding more and more in Ita* "no unifica­ battle. tion-no armiatice” atand. demonstrated in front of the Allied .She told a m eeting of federal, on plant Juices, but when the fe­ A briefing ofricer said two Chin­ As thousands of demonatratora correspondents billets, but there ese. battalions bipke through the sUte and municipal officials she males gaah twigs in laying eggs, tramped the atreeta of Seoul and wyi no violence. would do everything in her power km e rg e n cy the twigs often die. In Washington, worries ea.scd main line positioh defending by Pusan, acting Premier Pyun Yung South Koreans, th ^ quickly re­ to speed relief to prostrated areas BOLTAFLEX PLASTIC that some of the five nations Tai hinted that South Korean inforced to almostX regimental of central Massachusetts where 83 troops would refuse to withdraw might withdraw as members of a persons died Tuesday. Marion Caaey By the yard also—.16 in. and .v4 in. widths. All popular strength — perhaps 3,dq0 men Aid Sought from the 2tj-m ile-wide buffer zone- repatriation^Coniml.ssion to conlrol The breakthrough o c . Massachusetts Governo'r Herter patterns and colors. sonle 46,000 Red war prisoners nominating cbmmlttee. for the , to be set up between Allies and southeast of Outpost Texi: Ostimated damage of 75 inillidn y ear 1953-54 in-clude th e follow­ * Reds in a truce. After a special who refuse to go home. 'ITie com­ Army spokesman said the dollars was caused by the tornado mission would take custody of the ing: w if ir OPEN A BANK CHARGE ACCOUNT cabinet meeting, Pyun said South through is serious, but that which cut through the central sec- I B y H e r t e r Miss Martha White, vico' presi­ s g n M tio n o l Korea "can not and will not ac­ POWs for 90 days while Red area of the battle front tion of the state. Some 800 were | - dent: Miss Marjorie Leidholdt, cept ary part of the armistice agents made "explanatloris" and threatened te rm s." Boston. June 1 1 - ) - treasurer; Mrs> Bernice Maher, SPEED SELECTOR The Reds drove South Koreans Pyun has been the moat out­ (Continued on Page Nineteen) Congresswoman Rogers said she Gbyerner Herter today called secretary; Allan (Hone, chairman at last r*« *<■* from three important hilt positions of Personnel Policies; Charles ON aantaga i«aaa la i i cracking through the line at sev­ would ask both the u. s. W eather I * special joint, session of the Potter and Stephen Corbin, co- fate em tmtag pata. eral points along a 2,000 yard Bureau and the Atomic Energy Massachuetts House and Sen­ chairmen ' of Legislative Action; front, the Army said. Commiasion to participate in gn ate to deliver a "personal re­ Miss Jane Wigren, Professional $67.50 Olticerii of the Fifth South Ko­ Investlgatiori to determine the port” on the tornado damage Standards; Miss Joyce Straughan, Knowland Assigned rean Division estimated the Reds The houses in the foreground of. cause of a tornado. Social; Russeir Harrington, pub­ Night Tabic $25.00 flred 54.000 rounds of artillery and I thi.s aerial photo were smashed to I "We've had too many of them," in Worcester County and to lic relations; Hyatt Sutllffe, mem­ AIR-CONDITIONED she aaid. "I do not know if. the CliM t on m ortar shells into Allied Iine.«i dur­ I kindling when a freak twister ask for an emergency bond bership. ing the night and after dawn I lipped Its way through parts of atomic explosions are responrible. issue for repair work. It was the annual business ses­ ROYAL TTiursday. ^ Ike Regime Worccsteer County Massachusetts Foreign Aid B(!t people will have more faith if sion and - preceded by . dessert -of 1- • • $105.00 ------.4 The 'governor is elected .(q re- PORTARLES — ...... ---- To Taft Floor_ Post ' Some obser\-ers said the Chinese THe'sday "at"' dinnertime. Threeu • the federal government iirvestlg- straw berry shortcake with qufest at leiut live ihiilion doIUrii'^ Quiet De Luxe RA Model 9105.35 DeubI* appeared to be trying to grab all nun.s and a priest were killed in atea thorq(!ghIy.” as a starter. whipped cream and^ coffee in the i Keystone RC Model ...... 992.50 pos.sible territory before an armis­ Latest check of hospUaJs, , cafeteria, where the tables were DrM9«r ..... $115.00 T o C a ^ O u t the wreckage of Assumption Col­ He also is expected to go be­ I Companion 974.50 Washington, June 11—(/PI tice since ground won now may lege which can be seen at the top mirsiashed morgues and undertakers showed attractively decorated with bowls 83 Persons died. fore the legislature again next (All New Models—All Phis Taxes) M iit o r ...... $32.00 —Senator Knowland of Cali­ be a gain in the truce settlemet. of the picture. week with a second message, to of deep red roses. About 140 mem Third Division infantrymen Charles Oslund, only 2 weeks old, fornia, actinR Republican Total e.stimates of death run outline, hla plana for a long rang* bers and guests were present. Your graduate waiUs hurled back six attacks against Is missing and presumed dead. Miss Martha White, retiring OTHER MAKES— Senator leader, today tabbed A ll Scan over the 80-mark and thou.sanda 300 M iU ion rehabilitation program for the Outpost Harry. 10 miles northeast He reportedly was tom from the alorm damaged areas. head of the association who pre­ UNDERWOOD American Maple by Baumritter is constructed of solid New Knuland rock extension of the excess prof­ of Chorwon. after hours of close- homeless. President Eisen-: _ ------arms of his mother, Mrs. Ruth Os­ sided, reviewed the work of the maple and birch'. It’s craftsman built to yield years of gratifying service. its tax — one of President quarter flghting, at times hand to Minot, N. D., June 11—-(/T) bower tops sliced through U. S. lines the fine support she had received able in op^n-stock so that you can make a, starter purchase now and fill-in his administration-r-a regime areas forTedbnl aid, the first half of President commantttes WercTlIte (omitde prices Plus Taxes) at a few points, bdt all were hurled Evidence of Violence throughout her term of office. ecause... he siys will free during ^Annhiin^menb^of the setioh Eisenhower’s $5,474,000,000 Reports of the violence of the struck late Tuesday afternoon. _ Membership in the association later from our collection of more than 40 pieces. Come see it today—Ameri­ W ashington, June 11—(/P); back when Third Division troops be ...... ' SMITH-CORONA -—Senator Taft (R., Ohio) | counter-attacked gt dawn. the ne.xt four years of scan­ wi* made by Muiray Snyder, as­ foreign aid blll'."''^'” ' tornado continued. now stan d s a t 265. can Maple bedroom furniture belongs in your home. sistant White- jlouse press oecre- A postal card, readied for mail­ PEOPLE STUmfCB ' '4.'E Miss White described a newly- has given up his front row, The Reds po\ired 20.000 artillery dals and racketeering. The committee also tentatively Maasachuaetta National Guard PORTABLES and mortar shells Into the U. S. t.sry. \ ■'n adopted an amendment which ing. was found in the south shore formed committee, headed by Mrs. dutie.s as Republican floor The President promised such an town of Weymouth. 50 miles dis­ officers say the stunned trance of silen t ...... *07 ..50 • Samsonitfi looks • Samsonite carries lines before and during the as­ administration to 2.10 North Dakota Snyder told nei^men tejegrams would withhold more than a billion George Budd, which had been set Sterling ...... 90'2..50 leader in the Senate, but few tant. It waa placed In a mall box some people Immediately after up as a special hospitality group saults. And two Communist tanks GOP leaders last night after tell- notifying Gov. Chrigtian Ais Her­ dollars of military aid to Europe C lipper ...... *jn..5o so smart! so much! j unless the European Defense Com­ there and reached Its destination Tuesday night’s tornado was to teachers just entering the of his colleagues expect the pumped high velocity shells into ing another audience in Minneapo­ ter of Massachusetts liqd Gov. iVil- here today. It had been written In shown by some of their reao- .Skyw riter ' ...... 967.50 American positions lis that' all the free nations of the liam S. Beardsley of .the Presi­ munity is ratified. system . DISTINOIVE CASUAL SHOES (Prieeis Plus Taxes) forced stepping down to les­ Worcester Tuesday. tions. The association, through the so­ • Samsonite lasts a Samsonite costs sen his influence. Allied fighter bombers pounded world must atand together against dent's action were be'ing dis­ K Chairman Chliierfield (R-Ill.) A Quincy woman also turned the Reds along the exploding east 'or they They said last night that one cial chairman. Mrs. Ubby Hendler, Famoui Hood Sun-ttep« . . . the "Boh may swing even " more Communist aggression, patched later in the day. Enounced the committee had vot­ over to postal authorities a U. S. REMINGTON $o long! so little! __L central front Thursday morning, man spent yesterday cutting Kli presented to Miss White a hand­ wgight now that he will have shall fall separately." There was no Immediate indica­ ed''to cut 100 millions each front savinga bond she found In her highest compliment to your en­ following up pre-dawn bomb drops Plans Ixing Drive lawn although all that waa left of some corsage in appreciation for PORTABLES lew.Wrout1ne duties." said one top tion how much federal aid would funda^a (marked for military aid garden. Quincy, too. is a south his home was one wall. tire summer wardrobe. So smart Quiet-Writer ______g | 05.00 . . ■ ; • by B-26 bombers.^ Elsenhower spent the night in go to .either state. Sny.de.r .sold to Europe, military aid to the her work during the year past. GOP S rq ato r w h o asked "iiot to Xllnot 'and was scheduled to drive; shore community about half a Another, man, the officers said, and comfortable. Colorful, vat- Office-Writer ...... 9115.50 be named. North of the battleline. 16 Aus­ Herter asked for 10 million dol- N ear'Eart arid defense support for The new president was then in­ tralian Meteor Jets rocketed I 85 miles today to Riverdale, N. D.. ' E urope. \ hundred miles from Worcester. sat for houra In hla cFllar, smok­ troduced and spoke briefly in dyed fabrics in a host of capti­ (Prices Quoted—Pins Taxes) Seifious'dMip In ju ry . I to apeak briefly and informally at l.'irs. The bontl was In the name .of ing one cigaret after another and. Reds from Night tables Chests from Dresser buses from 974.00 There ■were Indications that The - administration’s revised' re- occaalonally digging through the vating stylet ... at a price that Sales—Rentals Explaining that''dti^s phy.siciana (Continued on Page Two) i cerem onies m arking closure of queats were ^179,689.870 for 995.00 from 925.00 974.00 ; Garrison Dam. Eisenhower might decide to visit (Continued on Page Thirteen) rubble of the smashed home for hla it amazing. Let us fit you from had ordered him to talU it eajy the Worcester area Saturday, E!(r6pean milltary'^ld, 9405,212.- missing chUds- Liberal Triades—EAsy Terms and \mdergo inten.vive trts^uients From there he travels to Mount 637 for mliltnrv aid^o the Near •u r complete assortment teday. \7’ a. Rushmore National Memorial near when he is scheduled to fly from They told of another searching for a "serioiia " hip injury,^TAft R apid City, S. D., to H anover, N. East and $300!000,006\for Euro­ for hairpins in her yard in which Mancheator’a Moat Complefe i Typewriter and adding machine announced he is turning over Y O lC I Rapid City. S. D., for a major poll- pean defense support. GREAT NEW I rentals and repairs—all makes and H. Aides hinted the President valuables from her.house lay (mat­ Line of Summer Casuala dsy-to-dav floor lesder.vhip ' to might stop over at Worcester to The conimittee hat yet lo con­ Escaped Killer tered. I models. \ Senator Knowland (R., Calif.), al- the National Federation of Young sider requests for milltary\and OPK.V A RANK Republicans. inspect the storm damage. economic ' assistance to the Far \hmigh the Ohioan v\dll continue Will Delay Call Eisenhower gave his Minot audi-I 8ION UNHARMED CHARGE ACror.NT Open A Rank Charge Account t\U-iple slayer has been AIR-CONDITIONED day only. The reaction last week was “How can you sell them so reasonable.” Come S enator would retu rn soon to fttH pected'today t&'Wait until the last Durkiu and Secretary of Health, deputy Civil Defen.se administra­ lars. of the 1,250,000 disputed votes in recaptured after he and two other LIST OF DEAb Knowland I)ad announced his health, and adding: Education and Welfare Hobby as tor already is in Mss.sachusetLs to Representative Vorys (R-Ohio), "extremely dangerous” insane in­ .ELECTRIC RANGE in tomorrow and see why the whole town is talking about Marlow’s new furniture candidacy for the post before "The country needs such as Italy's parliamentar.v elections are Following is a list of the 83 examples of Integrity and abilitv, survey the situation st Eisen- who led the successful fight In the mates sawed thrir way out of department. ; ------^ - — • Taft did, but lie., later wdthdrew you." “ - decided' before calling on pro- the Piesidcnt urged the North how er's request. She is being identdled dead in the central Mea- Cpmndttee to make a big reductiori Matteswan State Hospital. sachusetts tornado disaster; "ccepted lhe„ ojjairmanship: of .x..Th.« i>)aJori.ty. lc*der?hjp.entai,l.s Ameriesn^ Premier AIcide_de_Gsji- JJakota. gr oup to attract ouLiland- assisted by. . ..Senator._Sgltonstadl 4it . tli9'.pric« of many in foreign-aid last year, -said tit ■air •• Posses to talin g more* th a n ISO- ■“AarHn'sbri; Chanes. Wifslbiord the Republican Policy committee. almost constant attendance on the peri to continue his'’go'i'ernmenC'' ing people into the state organiza­ (R., M s .hs. I Interview he would not offer any Pre.sident Eisenhower had let it floor while the Senate is in ses.sion. De Ga.speri, whose center coali­ men concentrated in thiSsarea to- Aaronson, Sheila (daughter). singin ovnn modnis tion's lanks. amend(nents this time. The meaa- da.y in the four-day-old search for THIS SUMMER , . LIVE IN MARLOW'S be known that Taft would be ac­ The man who holds it is primarily tion squeaked through with a 16- Aaronson, Mrs. Sadie (wife). People of siieh caliber, Eisen­ ure approved by the Senate com­ the t(s’o other fugitives — a kjller Anderson, Mrs. Anna, Worces­ ceptable to him, despite their bit­ responsible foe guiding the admin­ vote majorit.v in the .Qhamher of hower added, "a.ssure there are not mittee la well under the $6,001.- ter contest for the GOP pre.siden- D eputies and a 13-vote Wtsygin in and a rapist. ter. istration program through the going to he any lax scandals or 947.000 Voted for foreign aid last Raymoild Wood, 27. who shot $ 7 9 .5 0 Values! tial nomination last summer. Senate. the Senate, probably will ntajee no unwarranted pardons, or racket­ year. SPORT SHIRTS and SLACKS Informed as he arrived in Min­ changes In his cabinet. He is^eje- News Tidbits three friends to death at a 1945 . (Continued on Page Thirteea) Taft said medical experts tell eering." Christmas Eve party in Oneonta. neapolis that Taft had given up him he has s lesion or impairment pected to call the nation's new . He said he wa.s going to stress (Continued on Page Thirteen) day . to day leadership of the Sen­ Parliament into its first test ses­ Culled from AP Wires N. Y., was seized last night near of the left hip bone that will re­ tba'f-, in his M ount Ru.shmore here. ate because of a hip ailment. quire weeks or months of treat­ sion as quickly as possible — per­ speech a.nd tell the Young Repub­ William Shanks, 30. Negro slay­ Lawson Style Eisenhower told reporters he-was ments and leas artirity. haps by the end of the month. licans that "after 20 lean years" MEN'S *^ry sorry" to learn about 1t;- The hawk-faced—old Cliristian Operations at giant atomic en ■ I DoKiiliiie Assaults er from .Brooklyn. and William in the politii'a] Vine'yafd it i.s up ergy plant near Pvidacah, Ky.. Schm it, 20, rap ist from Lake Ro- Bidletins He promptly dispatched a tele- (Gpntinued on Page Twelve) leader has pledged fast action on to them to prove the party is remain idle for tnlrO straight day nonko!na on Long Island, remained V.Mman’s Cas** \ Initialed Free Italy's promised ratification of the worthy of continued trust. Sheriff with Club from the' AP Wires SPQRIJSHIRTS But .ob- after about 10.000 constr((ction a t large. worlrers ■Ignorr-iinion order speech in advance as the opening Venily O 'N if# ...... A 17.S 0 whether he could hold enough vot­ turn to work . . IKIIar I jtsseter, last Bridgeport. June 11 (Ah—John '’">'.*"8: he did not know where his ESTIMATE DAMAGE Short ;,.a»id'; tongeftiseya sport gun in an Eisenhower drive to in- of Democratic ■ .adminislratio!) ing strength in bis .new. legislature vTcaJie. th e YJOP b ia rg ih in K3(n»V Ponahuc, 21-j,'ear70ld . AiUogton,.l Wlow UlS.HiVcs. .w;ei;e. _ ^ ; ^ F lin t; ' Mirliw itme-11— - shirts., All colors—all styles— Reds Ease Restrietioiis hold-overs In top agricuUhre de­ Msss.. yoiit.h on trial in Superior ! "'ood wa.s rapt((red at Fishkill Moslar Medal RS-2I-ONIY to go oh with his doIISr-backed gress in the 1954 elections. Damage from the tornado whleh all alzes. Cotton, ray­ program that has brought Italv. partment posts, ssys he will re­ ! Court here tor the first degree | village's lone full-time po- O 'N if, (CenvertibI,) ...... $ 32.90 The President flew west from devastated an area on the north­ on, nylon,, Priced T ^ O record prosperity and the NATO sign soon as administrator o f i murder of a state policeman, today ' Benjamin Puff, 43. ern ouUkIrts of this city wad- from ^ I./ 3F lodiot' W erdrebo ...... \ . . . $ 29.00 alliance a staunch partner. Washington ye.sterday to start a i Farmers' Home Administration. , bnitally clubbed a deputy sheriff the almost total darknes.s. In East German Sector five-day trip into as many states - i I " estimated at $3425,100 to^y. ^ 1.95 P u lirfio n ...... ^ $ 27 .90 * This is the makeup of the new Public Health Service reports ;,to whom he was .handcuffed while | Puff recognized Wood walking Parliament; Chamber of Deputies Minnesota. North Dakota, South that polio rases this year are : enro!(te to the courthouse from the along a track of the New York, Dakota,'New Hampshire and New FIND WEINZELBAUM Berlin. June 11—(A*)— East Ger-. to militar.v alliance with the - -government coalition 303. Com- running about SO per cent ahead | County Jail, in a vain attempt to ' New Haven and Hartford Railroad, Houston, June II — (2H — BUDGET ACCOUNTS INVIHD 'Man's Ca*a* many’s Red rulers announced NATO nation.*!. muni.sts (143) and pro-Red So­ of corresponding period in record-' make good a bid for freedom. , He po!(ncpd on Wood and quickly KNITTED (Continued on Page Twelve) Maurice S. Weinzelliauift, who Is N ,w V.I.P. C a t, . . . B uiintii c o t. sweeping cutbacks last night in The powerful Socialist oppo.sl- cialists (75) to ts! 218. M onarchi.tts high year of t9,'>2.. British For­ Shecl^ff Edward A, Pl.itt called ' overpowiered him. The fugitive was the iS.4*:a!!it "a definite e.scape at-I carrying a knife, reputed to have owed an e«tt> . the Communization of the Soviet- tion and other West German' (40) snd Fascists (29) total 69. eign Secretary .Anthony fklen. who m ated $. to friends when a n d leek what you got I end overnight cat, in one. $ 1 * .9 0 tempt" by Donahue. ' Puff turned his man over to 100,000 occupied territory and signed a group.s already are luiich ini- .Senate — government coalition was operated on- yesterday at New be vanloheti from C hlrago laak. Englan*! Baptist Hospital, had Arroeding Iri"'Sheriff Platt, s state police of the Fishkill bar­ SPORT SHIRTS (Not Exactly as Shown) Quick Trippar ...... $ 1 * .9 0 peace treaty giving the powerful presaed by previmi.s Soviet peace 125, C om m unists (.14) and pro- French Still Seek January, was arrested In Hono- e Two futl-siza Ovsnt Protestant Church big conces­ overture.*!. Tlie Com m uniat moves Red' Socialists (28) total 82. ! comfortable night, Lahey Clinic the accused ^^a* .being taken t racks. and after questioning they T w e -S u ii,r ...... $ 2 9 .0 0 ton last night with 97 in hit . s Cook-Moslar Ovsn Oeck Control sions. were certln to make new trouble Monarchists (16) snd Fs.scists (9l reports. pocket. Plaids and fancy colors. M«n'i Jeurneyer...... Both startling developments— Assenihlv l^*ailer i Esst German wo!k(r!en start (Continued on Page Nineteen) (Continued on Page Five) I..ook at the uncluttered lines of these graceful Lawson chairs. Sit in them. They’re ...... $ 2 7 .9 0 * for the Western-minded Adenauer. 25. six life mem bers. WAS U. S. SPY a High-Spssd Oroiltri, woist-Mgh *#rir«l pfv, taa Western quarters figured the restoration work on caged and _ Priced from ...... ^ O C filled with the softest filling made . . . luxurious 100*“r FOAM RUBBER. And here’s The .sudilen Communist ".switch" In the last Parliament, De Gas- Washington, June 11- s Full-width Steroga Drowsr AvmllmUt Im Admiral •!«•, laddl. Tan, Nalaral Kremlin ordered them-.-spparent- fire-blackened Soviet tank memo­ (he best news of all . . . we’ll custom cover your chair in your choice of expensive took VS’estern circles by .surprise . ------( Paris, June 11- lA*) The French Gi>orge S. AlHiClUiilch. form er Mwkida Fiaitk, Natarol AHIgator FlaUh, Colarada ly were aimed, at making the East ! rial in American sector of West s Simpli-MolK Qvso Control and most top Allied and German (Continued on Page Three) govpfnn(ent crisis entered' its ; OSS officer of Mahrem, N, decorator fabrics. — ■rawa. Wamaa't Cat#* alta la ganaoda Oraao. zone a more attractive candidate ^ leaders Were , loath to comment. fourth week today and President Berlin.. Rev. Samuel Carsoji Weir, • Two Ovsn Signal-Lights for unification with the more pros-.' jlastor of suburban Detroit Army Finding Some Solace refused today to tell Senate law One high Amerwan official de- Vincent Auriol looked again for a Come MEN’S RAYON perous and free West Oerman.v- church since his ordination 24 vestigatora whether he la a s lifstims Eorcsloin Cobinsl, Ovsn .scribed the Red announcement as premier following the Nat(onal As- ^ munlst but shouted that he waa They appeared sl.so designed to Pay Hike OffeiH'cl sembly's rejection of a third can-' years sgo, takes over as Ipp offi­ s One-piscs, ON-Slpsl chottii the "iuo.st .significant" of post­ once "a spy for the United State* MATCHING LOVE SEAT. SAME quiet the widespread fear and dls- ■ war, tiiiie.s here. did.ite. Georges Bidault. cial of United Presbyterian In Probe of Shell Shortage s Rodionlubs J-Spssd Cooking Unlit 6ABARDINE TROUSERS content among Eaat Germany's- Church of North America. govrm nsent” and wa* Distl*>* CONSTRUCTION AS CHAIRS ... Only $89 Some We.slcrn officials here cx- To GE Employes In the As.«emhly balloting ear- . guished Ser\ire CToea for par*> 18 .million re.sidents which have pre.sspd belief that the moves were lier today, the 627-meniber Lower U. S. Justice W illiam O. Douglas sent thousands fleeing each week House failed by one vote to give says, ''Those who want to win Washington, June 11 (Ah-Now, Ammunition accounts for a chuting behind enemy Unea hi *?’All colors— ^ A Q only a prelude to some othfr ini- World War II. to the West. poi'tant Soviet action, perhaps a New York, June 11—tAh-The Bidault the 314-vote absohde nia- Asian souls away from Commu­ that the dust has settled and de­ large part of the $923,487,000 add­ All sizes And Mor^ General Electric Company has ed by the Elsenhower administra­ Ash a b o u t Hm ell-n o w Announcing the Communization Kremlin call for a Four-Power Jority he required for confirma- ' nism must . . . practice a way of bate has died away, the Army offered its quarter of a million em­ life that makrH commimisin ap- tion to the original Truman ad­ FUGITIVE NABBED cutbacks directed . by. the ruling. meeting on Germany. ■ tipn. The count was 313-22K. finds some solace in the Senatorial EHgldaire Aengo* for 'S31 COMPLETELY AIR-CONDITIONED ployes acroaa the nation a pay in- .s Auriol began talks with the |M*ar the ugly creed we know it to ministration budget item for St. Louis, Jnae 11— Gor­ Politburo of the East Geniian The Politburo directives provid­ investigation of ammunition short­ don Lqe Coitper. who was placsR OPEN A lANK CHAkGE ACCOUNT Communist party. Premier Otto ed for: crea.se of slightly more than three heads of France's many parlies,- be.” . . . Man described by Se­ Army procurement and produc­ per cent. cret Service as maniac is seized ages. oa the PBl’a Hat of 19 moet \ Grotewohl said the group "is aim­ 1. No further extension of th8 one name mentioned unofficially tion. Tlie new total for Army \ The company offer was maeje as a possible contender was Louis , in New York for allegedly writing Economy trends had whittled production, os prdpoaed by the wanted fugttlvea ejzactly * ing At the re-establishment of collective farm system. death threats to Presidents Eisen­ appropriation propo.sals for am- month ago. was seiaed by F M ‘ JO H N S O I^ the amity of Germany which re­ yesterday to it.s tw o largest unions, Jacquinot. ' an Independent. He ' Budget bureau on the basia of 2. M aking jita te bank credits the CJtO Interhational Union of hower. TJruman and Roosevelt. I m((nition to a fraction of the.re- Defense department recommenda­ agents teday witile la a parhafi AIR-CONDITIONED quires from both sides concrete available to private businessmen. was minister of overseas terri­ Electrical Workers (lU^l and the tories in "the Rene Mayer cabinet; ('Man-of-the-Year'Man-of-the-Year” award of ot I quealed amount earlier this year. tions, is $2,471,799,000. ^ ear. measures to bring this about." Those Jwhq have been forced out United Electrical Workers (UE). Jilrntropolitan Conference - of Na- But Congress and the administra­ BROTHERS TTie concessions to the Germans whose defeat'May 21 atafted the Officials say the moqey is ur­ of buai|less will be granted permis- an indcjpeqdent. The lUE repre­ liin.sl' Fedjerat(on ' Of Temple tion. alarmed by the charges of’; gently needed to build up reser\'e, ' f*. S. RBC.ALLR 0-A\ ARLi ^ - V- I new;, ammunition to West Ger­ 3<- Returning confiscated prop- UB some .$0,000. name a fourth prcmier:destgnate York to Arthur Hays Sulzberger. munition. restored to the budget! pleted by the heavy drain of the| The .%Jr Force taday (saaed a ra*' IM S Main St., ManchMter many pppdnent.s of Oioiwvllor AIR.CON DITION ED F O R N I T U R E D E P ART MEN T Advertue In The Herald— It' Payt •rty and full civil rights to persons jjtm ^ B. Carey, lUE president, early tonight. pre.sident and publisher of New much of the money originally re.* i firat two years ot th e K orea* (sr«r, { rail ardor for aR tke 97 C-M. Konrad Adenauer'a campaign to York Times .. . . Queen ElU|abfth quegted for this purpose, it was Hri«i IM iMMiItaMil 9^' ' ^ bring Germony'a yostem half OF (CoaNaoed m Fi(ga Tliree) VcwiMaiM* Fhga Time) ^ (('oatiiiuMl na Page Tliree) II relebrmtea XYh^blrtiidliigr, to d ay . learned gtoday.' 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-T'-' PAGBTWC MANCHiaTEa EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY. JUNE 11, 1953 ■>' J . ■ » ■ ' » ' ------\ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN- THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1953 PAGE THREE Elected Idle Pay Claims SMiuN* r fiRViei China Reds one year from June 1 in the com­ church-state battle was announced the forthcoming Bermuda confer­ ment expenses Y>y decree, was Mount Slightly Pay Hike Offered pany's 64 plants. jointly by Grotewohl and Bishop French Still Seek ence of the Aext premier With th’ own out on the issue. A eeOWNIE MOVIE Vote Counting An lU E announcement said the Otto G. Dibeliua, head of the President Eisenhower and Prime The Assembly, which has su­ exact offer was 3.15 per cent. Protestant Church for all Ger­ CAMERA EMM. tiivssa Mssgaas t . Mar.Marray To GE Employes Asgeinbly Leader Minister Churchill. preme power under the postwar. Crack Main . , JJnemp.ioytpmt. -flgtirfs, In...thg . ,A union .spokesmtui said ,th.e.GE many. Ita_ nine., jiqlnta.y^coyering, ...The Jeadera .seeking, the ..thank-, r«hstltuUoa-is -jealoualy. reluctant, FOR FATinai’S DA'T WWld ' Will Delay Call ...... J T J N lill...... - Manchester area remained fairly ... offer-also included; An additional H ost oF the "main issues,‘ 's'harpiy' less job of premier In the current to give up even a amall bit of it. to Java” (Conttmied From' Page One) reversed the government's hpstile (Contlaued From Page On«)> static for the week ending June 6. one to eight centa per hour for crisis have insisted that special President Auriol .earlier asked Allied Line day workers (affecting mostly attitude of the past few months. . executive powers are needed to Guy Mollet, a Socialist, and Andre Arthur Brag Sieree with 280 claimants seeking unem­ On De Gasperi told newsmen the company plan, The Prote.stants are the most ^Though Bidafilt almost got;the Sr.MlAV, "TITANir” skilled workers); unestimated deal ^ c c tiv e ly with the crumbling DIethelm, a former De Oaulllat, to ployment benefits, the State t,abor including other beneflta, “ looks like boosts for draftsmen and salaried powerful religious group in East nod, the Assembly deputies appar­ financial and economic aituation. try to form governments but they (Conflnued from Pago One) AIB CONDlTIOh’EII (Continued From Pago One) Germany. Bishop Dlbelius' flock ently ■w’ere not enough impre.(sed I f Department reported. the basis for a settlement." workers; "some improvements in Mayer, who also asked for such refused to go before the Assembly the' operation of the incentive sys­ includes 16 million of the East's 18 by the' dark picture of tne na­ special powers to reduce govern­ to seek <;onflrmation. Read Herald Adva. .S napalm into a Red rail marshall­ The number of claimahts is only peri's bloc was supremo, with 361 Carby said the union's confer­ million and 25 of the 48 million in tion's finances painted by the ing yard at Sarlwon, destroying seven more than the 273 who tem . . . and a few other contract HOW COOL ' o f the 574 deputies' seats and 196 ence board will vote oh the offer the West. , MRP leader and the other two re­ one locomotive,' two boxcars, a rail sought benefits in the preceding improvements including termina­ next Tuesday. tion pay and plant closings.” German Catholic officials wel­ jected two candidates—Paul Rey- shed and a buiidi,',g, the A ir Force week, a percentage increase of in the Senate, which then num­ comed the agreement and- said / is a sea breeze! A union estimate glvps the pres­ riaud and Pierre Mendes-Fraiice, said. 2.6. bered 334 membera. A tIE apokesman declined imme­ they hoped to obtain a similar Each stressed that France is slid- ent average hourly wage as $1.83. ■ , / Ton U. S. Sabre jet flghter- Initial claims, which represent O f Some aotirres preiticted the pre­ diate comment, promise of relief from Communist inn further into the red each day. bombers destioycd three anti-air­ new. spells of unemployment, num­ mier: might. have' to. make .a .deal .'The .two big unions have been persecution. both on the internal budget and in craft giins and damaged two more bered 47, and of the total claim^^ hegotiatiiig for montha under a- The ea sin g'or C()mmuhist pres­ its foreign exchange position. / ^ D p I ^ N ihlmrT ^ with either the fellow-traveling HOW FRESH in a gun nesUtwo miles north of- ants. 217 were women, according wage rebpentng clause of a con­ Reds Ease Bonds sures in East Germany came after Nor have the deputies been suffi­ Pyonggang. i... to the local employment office. left-wing Socialists led by Pietro tract running until Sept. 15. the Russians belatedly relaxed ciently moved by liie delay which Sabre fighters prowled MIG A l­ NennI, or the Monarchista. is a band box! Throughout the state mean­ Forty-five other unions, repre­ some militar.v and economic con­ the continuing crisis is causing In ley but found no MIGs. while, claims continued to drop off. Tile 72-ycar-old Christian Dem­ senting- another 100,000 GE em­ 111 East Germany trols maintained in neighboring The state labor agency report said ocrat. however, indicated he ployes, last March accepted a wage Austria since the end of World that there were 8,4.52 claimants would make no fot»if)romise. In .1 ^ V X i u k ; / / / . ^ boost of less than two per cent. (Continuedouble at 17,019. .i—..,.- gested pay hike, a GE spokesman 4. A general amnesty for all ,$osepli -Pr Dyer 49.7 per lent of the undisputed said the .oompany.-” alway8 triea to prisoners serving one- ter three ■’'■'H>'drdg''en‘'pef-d5(lde 'is ' a Riio.d ™ Personal (Continued From Page One) ('hamhfir total, De Gasperi 'de­ keep evcrybbiiy equal.” clared: years on charges of having dam­ bleach for light scorch stains. The Jo.seph P. Dyer was elected Lemuel R. Boulware, GE vice aged the state-bwnod economy.' Hearing Service that's our summer*■ suiter action of the peroxide is quicker if 1 when new production facilities had chairman of the Board of Direc­ "I will always remain a cen­ president in, charge of personnel, 1. I.ssuance of ration cards to 808 Main 8t.. Jar>ls Bldg. 5 tors following the annual meeting M A N C H fS T E R tralist.” a few drops of ammonia xyster are not come into full operation. said the wage offer, if accepted, all persons. The state recently added just before use. Apply the Alr-Conditloned Offices ^ of the Knights of Columbus Build- He pledged a finish fight The Army was the only one of would be effective aa of yesterday. withheld cards from 250.000 East solution to the stain with a medi­ Ml-9-6281 .J* I ing Committee, Monday evening. against the rising forces of Com­ GABARDINE He said the company had not com­ Germans, regarded as outside the cine dropper or sponge the stain Dally 9:80 to , the three services to .emerge from I Other officers are John J. munism, Fascism and Monarch­ STATE puted the cost of the offer. favored Red circle. with it, then sponge carefully or Thurs. the administration's budget revis­ I O'Connor, president; John fe. ism, which he warned had become in fine cotton cord! The new contract would run for The pact to end the bitter rinse with water. to 9 ing with more money than It would Stewart, vice pre.«iden,t; Maurice TODAY Thru SAT. a peril to the nation and could JACKETS have had under the Truman bud- O'Connor, secretary: • dharles J. "no longer be regarded as phan­ get. iU llU V McCarthy, assistant secretary, CnmlBS Frida.v, ' THK BAt'KKT;* toms.” ■ But Arm y officiala say this is ^ Always in your wardrobe of summer pretties and Fpank Taylor, treasurer. and “ .MAN RKHIND THR C l'N ” Declaring he would not abandon accounted for entirely by two fac­ . . . one little suit with lots of fashion. Here’s hi.s middle-way of the Atlantic tors - - the increased money for Director.s i-ectected for three a cotton cord suit to keep you crisp as chilled years ate John J, O'Connor, Tay- pact, European unity artd the Eu­ lettuce all. through a busy day . .'curved ammunition and the inclusion in ropean army. De Gasperi bitterly the 1954 budget of items for the, ! lor and Hon. William J. Shea. little Jacket, frog button closing; . . . over a blamed the right-wing Monarch­ Korean war. including the cost of I Charles .1. McCarthy, retiring jaunty flare of aklrt. Wonderful basic for ists and Fascists for robbing hlA' equipping additional South Korean Grand Knight of the Council, was smart arcessoriains- Washable Reeves cotton divisions. I elected to (he board to replace bloc of the cleaivcut majority cordlnf In blue, fra y. Siaes 0 to 15. needed for stable govcimment. % _____ The difference between reduc­ j Leo J. Kwash, who is retiring I FRIDAY. JUNE 12TH He called the Monarchist lead­ tions. made elsewhere in the army I after many years. Other, members Smart new piiicheck fabric on one side . . . crease resist, SAMIEl IILIWYN [ BIG DAY - ALL DAY ers “ irresponsible gentlemen who budget and the increases for am­ I of the Board are Cornelius R. Fo- ant, water repellent sheen gaberdine on the other. Actually S OCEAN BEACH PARK say they want to save the mon­ munition and for operation of the I Icy, Walter P. Gorman, Thomas - • completely different jackets in one . . . at this special-low fae* Korean war showi^d up In a net ; E. Morrisey, John F. Tierney and archy 'and .so put the fatherland tory price. Sizes 36 to 44. Tan, .gray, navy, green. in danger.” increase of $1,561,409,000 for the Fo.ster H. Williams. IN PEBSON Army. Total appropriation recom­ Hans MARGARET O'BRIEN Of the burgeoning Communist strength, the premier declared: mended for the Arm y now stands Tamous Stage and Screen While the cutbacks elsewhere in Christian “ I was not surpri.sed: 1 wa-s Star to be crowned Impressed.” the Arm y budget were substantial Promenade Queen ol the In some instance.s. officiala gener­ Ander«en He said the vote showed that WINES & LIQUOR VALUES 40 and 8 ‘,‘thc Communist menace in Italy ally dof not con-sider them as im-. 30th Annual Convention FADED BLUE possible to meet. SiHiinii .MniicAno l'\ .MiirMurray Is not a phantom it is a reality JUNE 12 teJUNE 14 Tank production, already ap­ V. (iABBrnan Vrra Rnluloii . .you have seen the figures.” Danny Kaye Also Appearing Gins proaching peak volume when Con­ In “Fair Wind gress received the budget for the The Glamorous Norwich New household and garden gloves DENIM fiscal year starting July 1, can be to Java” Summer Theatre Company of plastic made with knitted cotton “ANNA’ " (In color) rir soft napped linings add comfort RED CROWN slowed down without too ■ great PLUS -MERRY .MELODIES .• and hand protection! The covering 90 5TH 2 impact, officials said. The major "SUPERSNOOPER*’ DBUM COKPS EXHIBITION which protects the lining is said to JACKETS objective will be to keep sssembly Also Vincent Lopec and Orch. PROOF BOT .SITN: •‘T IT A M C ” I P. M. be unaffected by hot water, clean lines operating with enough orders o ing soaps or kitchen greases. Quality Dairy Products Since 1846 HALF A O C to avoid complete shutdowns. Prices For This Show gal 0 . 0 3 While the Arm y was not entire- GIANT nREWOBKS DISPLAY Matinee 5flc, Evening 74e 10 P-M, ...... l.v.happy. over Uie cutback, in train-, CIltMreit 85b (Tax lftbl.) ing facilities, the department ha.s e ' ROBINHOOD started a program to consolidate Sunday Evening. June 14— 90 It takes 2 to make a troop and unit training in fewer SUN., MON,, TUES. LIONEL HAMPTON PROOF 8*;*; 2.89 facilities in the belief that it can and His Orchestra still meet mo.st of the require­ -I- '^0^1 6.85 ments for replacement. Eventual­ The iateat style in leisure wear for men at the loweat BATHING BEAUTY ly, about a half dozen training cen­ ^NIW LONDON'S price in town! Only the finest SanfoHsgd Pepperell ters' are expected to be closed, POLO CLUB Denim used to make this fins warm-up atyie jacket. Sises leaving four or five ramps to car­ CUnON BMBAM small, medium, large. ry on the training program. 85 The heavie.st training demand WEBB STANWYCK The heat’s on*** PR(X>F 2.85 ari.ses out of the current high rate — OX THE SAAfE SHOW — YOU AND of discharge. In. the yepr ending RALPH MEEKER in 6.75 with the close of this month, about “CODE TWO” fSO.OOO - - virtually half the total manpower of the Arm y will have COLBY P U C K lR E b been mustered out of service since 94 4 STH A A A (he start of the Korean war. ' PROOF 801 A . T T A wedding cake of a Chicago NYLON couple was in the shape of a STARTS 81'MIAY. IT'S ship. II didn’t take reception ‘ TITANIC*' llarhura Stanwyck Brandy ••H.VIIKRS KKRPKRS" guests long to sink it. i SHIRTS DANCING COAST TO COAST ON THE LAKE CALIFORNIA IRANOY f a t ^ 8 4 ...... 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I i A . \ W « R ' W PAG F FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, qONN,. THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1953 ■ A- - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, JUNE IL 1953 Wnpping Tolland have been hosts to relative* from PAGE FIVE Graduate Califorina for several day*. Rev. and Mra. William C. H. w n o —10*0 tension of the drive through June. June 24 Dale Set Moe had several of their former Mental Health Aid Mrs. John Lodge, state chairman EMtern Daylight Time fV N ft C B ^ .A New York Visit Escaped KiUer I WCXX>—!* • * parishioners in Guilford as guests New City and Wire Editors at The Herald of the Mental Health Fund, said, recently. "Mental illness is the most serious •«a~W D RC—Sobert <}..Xieiri<^ Rwc>rilA.t:Btb - WllRC-^ World .N *»a . Jtoiuidua ~ For Paii*y Suppler .... To Fml Tonight Drive Continued Anriouncing The Opening 4i W TIC—Newi. M r " an'd” 'Mrs.' Jsicob CKorches Is Reeaptiired; • health" •pTobltrtrr -we- faetr-today.-' -1- !I WriiC.BaclutM:'; WTHT—Martin Agronsky. entertained severai relatives and understand that in an average OF ' ' WTHT-Co«ntry Muilc. w ex"'CCC—K^die ...... Corner. Wapplnf?, June 11 — iSpccial) — Connecticut town of 5,000, more WON.S—News; 'Tolland, June 11 — (Special) — friends from Hartford on Sunday. A. Marzialo. chairman of ! 'WUAIt-N« w»; , A dairy supper will be held on the 19.53 Mental Health Fund in than 300 perso-ns have cither (j1*—W0N8— Jock Downey i Muele WHAY—Rhvthm Rendrvous. The graduating claa* of Hicks Hunt Going On WKNB—News; Phil Hale Show. Wednesday. June Z4,j at the Com­ Memorial School will return to­ Manchester, today announced that severe mental disorders or emo­ CUNLIFFE MOTOR SALES I:i» ^ vvUK< —£>n special. Manchester Evening Herald Tol- • ^ im ^ ^ telle Dalle* munity ' Houac, the W a p ping night from a two-day educational- Innd correspondent, Mm. John H. the drive will be extended through tional dislurhanr-es .so serious that EXPERT AUTO BODY and I-'ENDER REPAIRS • at»*-^WDRC—Tht Record Shop. WTTI*—New.- (Continued from Page One)~. ~ WTHT—Joe Olrand. Grange derided at a meeting Tues­ social trip |to New York. The Steele, tele^on e Rockville 5-116I. June. - . they are handicapped in their work ENA.'MKL and I^ACqUER REFINISHINGS • WTHT—BddI* Arnold Time. day. Chester R. Rau acted aa mas­ and in their relations with their • w^C^Tounr WIdder Brown. WONS—Aiaii Henry Show. group U accompanied by Principal "Public Interest 1* so much Formerly Body Shop Manager at Brunner’s /. ! WCCC—New*: Record Review. WHAY—Jesting With Wamp. ter in place of L.evon Parmakian, Frank A. Formica, Mr*. Lydia Al­ returned him early today to Mat- greater this year than ever before, families and frionds. : I g jij—WTlC - I'he Woman In My 8:3(1—WCCC— New Breakfaat Nawa- Boy. who la convalescing after an III- len, Ml** Barbara LIcJftman and teawan State Hospital at Beacon, and here In Manchester our con­ "The great cau.se whose aim Is RKA.SONABLK PBICE8 — FBEE ESTIMATES WTIC—Redio Bazaar. nes.s. tributions have almost equalled to lessen through research the ROUTE SO — WAPPING, CONN. ! WCCC—New*: Record Review. Mr. and Mr*. Pat Nappt. NOTICE an inatitution (or the criminal In- •.jjlJLwDRC—New*: The Record Shop. WDRC—New's; Shopper'a SpaclaJ. The program topic was Flags will return tomorrow night. last year’s total." Dr. Marzialo number of those who are mentally A T THE RICH FIELD SIGN— TEL. MI-3-S404 WHAT—New*; B^ld by Demand. 8:4iS -Weet'—Money Melody. and Flowers.” Mrs. Frank Yeo­ aantv 'The troopers did not divulge ill, and to educate for mental WTHT—New*. Joe Olrand Show. «;55-WTHT—Betty Crocker. ■The program included tour* of -said, "By extending the drive we WTIC—Ju*t Plain Blll^ WONS—Gabriel ll^atter* ? mans. Jr., was In charge of a the UN, the National Broadcasting starting June 6th and tvhat they learned from Wood, ex­ hope that everyone who has 'be- health deserves as much help as j g^aa—WDRC—News. ------—: each -of us-ean giver------■ ....-I------...... WDNS-^tC Pre»toa ofjthe Tuhon. memorial aervlce; She read a piece Cbiripihy’a radio and teiisvlalon ending Sept. 5th. cept to s t y h e denied knowing th r romtr uewly InteTCSted in mVfital WTIC—Front Pare Farrell, WCCC—12 Hundrei and 80 Hltj; entitled. "The Origin of Decorqtion ■a.ja—WTlC—Lvrenso Jone*. WK.NB—News. station In the RCA building, and whereabout* o f bis companions. health our No. 1 health problem WONS—Newa. Day.” Mrs. William Park sang a Office hours on Saturday —will have an opportunity to con­ ' WHAT—Croaby'* Quarter. Rockfeller-Center. ’The pupils were Recapture o f Wood did little to WDRC—Memory Lane. WTHT—Breaklasi Club. solo, "In the Land of Somewhere." also kcheduled tp visit Chinatown, will be 10 A. M. to 12 Noon tribute this year."' WONS—Sky Kin*. WTIC—Theater of Melody. Mrs. Harry Welles read a poem alleviate tb* fear that has gripped With the growing Interest In WCCC—New*. Muilc. W'HAY-*Ntwi; Morning Star Ra- the Battery, upper and lower New view. on Memorial Day. instead o f 2 to 4 P. M. a large part o f the Dutches* Coun­ mental health, there has come inr WKNB—G. E. Scoreboard; BaeebaH York City, St. Patrick's Cathedral ty countryside since the three men 9:I5-»WDRC—Music Off the Record. The second part of the program and the Empire State Building. creased demand for activities to S:41^^'DRb— Curt Maaaey-Martha W'ONS—Yankee Expreaa. Monday thru Friday of­ escaped. WKNB—The Ecf Swell Show. was In charge of Mr. and Mrs. They had tickets-for the musical meet the needs in this field, and CUSTOM-BUILT IfHAT—Newa; At'Bat wlUi Diplomat. • ;80—WCCC—News; 1290 Hits. J'forman Southerglll and was about comedy. "The King and I," current fice hours as usual. Numerous farm er! and other that is why funds are so urgently WTIC—Note* *no Quote*. WTIC—News; You anC Your Child. the flag. Mr. Southerglll read a resident* have been guarding their needed at this time. Dr.-Marzialo i-*»-^WONS—Cecil Brown. New*. WHAY—Italia*’ Program. Richard L. Whitbam Broadway hit, and a show at Radio J. A. SEGAL, M.D. ;;4a-WDRC—R a ? Sings. piece about honoring Flag Day. City Music Hall. families with shotguns, and keep­ said. One result of the fund drive Eveaiaa Mrs. Sputhergill . gave a. reading ing them indoor*. ..a,gm:.:WDRO—New*. •U&rir^WTIC-*VUf..»r.HQ Undlahr. Richara--Lee 'Whitbami -son of . . Also on the agenda was a tele­ will be to expand the educational. WHAT—Spotll*ht on Sporla; Supper WHAY—Famous Trials. entitled. "TTiey Loved Their Flag." Yaw'H never he '-ep •• tree'* U - — Hopewell -Junction hr about 55 Mr. and Mrs. Erwin W. Whitham vision appearance and a Giants- services -of the COnnectlrilf AS.W- WTIC—New*. WK.VB—Vaughn Monroe Show. Mr. Southerglll conducted a "qulr," you own Ihii trim Super "Perionol'' mileff north o f Times Square In 9;5:^ WDRC—News. of 42 'Gerard atreet, will receive Braves game at the Polo Grounds. ciation for Mental Health and the WONS—New* on the proper procedure in hand­ i WTHT—New*. Joe Olrand. 10:00- -WDRC—Arthur Godfrey. his^A. B .degree at commence­ portobl*—only inchai high— \Manhattan. FishkIII is abofit four Manchester Mental Health Com­ WKNB—New*: Sport* Review. WTHT—My True Story. ling our flag. Mr*. Vesta Waldron 4-H Camp miles southwest of here, and Bea­ mittee. ment exercises at Bates College, The Tolland County 4-H Club ployi up to 10 tlm*> longer without i!l»—WTIC-BoL dteele WTIC—Welcome Travelers. won the prlie for having the most con la four miles farther in that "A state-wide conference for NOT pre-cut.,. NOT prif abrieiieil WONS—Patter By jycCC—Pi Hundred and 90 Hits. Lewl.vton, Maine, on Sunday. June ramp in Franklin will open Sun­ boit*rye posses Includ­ health programs. PLANS AND SKETCHES AVAILABLE. the Town Hall at 8 p. m., June 22 avenue, la a patient at Hartford ed state troopers, deputy sheriffs, i:M —WONS—Bill Jcnkin* Show. WKNB-Newa; 840 Club. to'consider the application of Ho­ Mr. and Mrs. Karl Tobiasson CONSTRUCTION CO. JEWELERS. "This j’ear 23 per cent o f all Pictured at left are a few- of the garageo w-e have bullL WDRC—Beulah Club. Hospital. prison and Matteawan Hospital WTHT—Weather; Headline Edition. Wd.njh—l-adie» e'atf ward L. Hamilton for a change funds raised in Connecticut will go -IVe’d be glad to have you see and Inspect these and nuay The Ladles' Aid held their pic­ Tel. MI-9-4356 785 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER guards, and specially depiitiged WONS—Fultoc Iftwl* Jr. WTHT—We the Women. of cone from residential to re- nic and last get-together until to the National Association (or others. WTIC—Guy Lombardo Snow. W'lMr—Strike It Rich. strlctfed business for the purpose woodsmen. New York City p6- Mental Health to support Its im­ WKNB—New*; Percy Faith Prc»ent*. WHAY—Italian Marcia, September, Wednesday at the Ilce sent a helicopter, which flew WHAY—News; Supper Serenade. it :1ft—L'ltalian Cants , of construction of garages on hla home of Mra. Albert Stilea of STRAWBERRIES portant program of research and lilA —WONB—Tello-test II :2ft- WUaNS—aVewt*. property on the west .vide of Main over this section yesterday. education; the other 77 per cent WTHT—Elmer Davl*. XVHAY—News In Itall.an. . Foster street. The widespread search was con­ LOOK WHAT ydU GET! 11:80—W’DRC—Grand Slam. street, A map and hla application Burnham's lunch room is open will stay in the state to work / A WDRC—Family Skeleton. PICK YOITB OWN 2 5 C QL centrated in this area after the WKNB—Bob Crosby Show. WCCC—News; 12 Hundred and 90 are on file at the Town Hall. for the season. It'w ill be closed jifxuftaL O li directly for better mental health ('onerete foundation, concrete floor • ;M—WONS—Oabriei Heatter. Hits. Meetings three fugitives were seen Tues­ Jerry Sapieiiza (le ft) and.City Editor Louis Mandell for our citizens. The Mental W’TIC—Phrase That Pays. every Wednesday and Fourth of BRING CONTAINERS and apron, 2’’x4’’ *liiddlng, 2x6 roof WTHT—Rocket Ranger. The Plea.vant Valley Club will day night fleeing into a swamp Health Fund de.serves our sym­ WTIC—New* nt the World. WHAY—Music. July. The hours are from 8 a. TI^EASU>2E CHESI PERFUMES.^* woodland called Charlotte's Grove. rafters, asphalt roof shingles (to WDRC—Johnny Mercer Show. '* ‘ MJf'*” for a Day. meet tonight at 7:30 tit Wood Me­ in. to 8 p. m. Appointment of Ixniis Mandell, pathetic and generous support. If match your house)—overhead doors, WTHT—Double or Nothing The three men all were ad­ WKNB—Mueic. morial Library. Hoat'e.s.ses will Delegates elected to the AL JOSEPH GLOBE YOU too will be talking shout these 10 31-J Garden drive, as city editor of you have not already contributed, double-hung windows, w-all sheath to 1:tt—WDRC—Ed Murrnw. W'KNB—Music from out ol the West. [ World Famous Perfumes , . . created e*peer- judged Insane before trial. please send your check to Melvin WONS—Top Tunes: Tltu* Moody. 11:40—W'H^Y—Pot Pourrl. be Mrs. Earl Sanford. Mi's. Alton Auxiliary state convention Tues­ 49 OLODE LANE the Manchester Eveping Herald match house, novelty - siding, clap­ WTHT—Le» GrlBlth. New* II i4ft^W’DRC—Rosemary. Lane. Mrs. Norman Reynolds and all for you by Parfums Interoatkmal, Ltd. Wood's gun victims were Mrs. was announced today by Thomas Hathaway, 49 Sanford road, Man­ day night were Mrs. -Dennis Rlor- OFT TOLLAND TURNPIKE I Treasure Chest Perfumes consist of 10 dif. Flixabeth Scudder, 41. of Oneonta, boards, shingles, shake*, vert, aiding, VP W nC —One Man's Family. • WTIC-Bcli Hope. Mrs. Jasper Hunt, F. Ferguson and- Waller R. Fergu­ chester drive treasurer." etc. 12’x20* SlNjaUE WDRC — Meet Millie. WCCC—A Friend of Yours. dan and Mra. Edward Curtin, and ferent full strength half.dram bottles of th* and her two sons, Douglas, 21, There will be a meeting of the son, co-publishers. In announcing the state-wide ex­ C A R c o m p l e t e : WONS—Official Detective. W'HAY—RonzonI Program. alternates, Mrs. John Tripp and ^ --- finest and^most ezclusive perfumes. Each a and Raymond, J9. Psychiatri.sts WTIC—Roy Roger*. Af\erscM»B Democratic Town committee to­ Mrs. Howard Bennett. The con­ Mandell will replace Jerry Sapi— I2*00-- W^DHC—W'findy "'Varren. different, delightful fragrance, each hand­ said Wood, who was an A ir Force C A L L ITS FOR FREE ESTIM ATES on larger Karagei^ WHAT—News, PNH. morrow at 8 p. m. at the fire­ vention will be held in July. picked to fit your different moods. Eiauisitel^ enza, 91 Autumn street, who serv-; WTHT—Too Guv W'CCC'—Make More Music. flight officer awaiting .separation ed as city editor lor a year and a donper*, recreation rooms, porches, unfinished rooms, etc. WKNB—New*: Summer Serenade. WKNB- News; Arulc Special. house to discuss plans for the rackaged in gold and black gift- ooz. r or ...... ^ SiU—WTIC—New*. Italian ; Music.. special election June 22., Chair­ that gift mitreme . . . take advantage of this at the time of the slayings, also WONS- Cuit Massfy 'I’mie. Maocheoter Evening.. Herald. planner! i a . kill his . parents;- Mr. _ .. ALl^ WORK GUARANTEED - S:S»-rWDRC-On SiUge. _ , man .Harry Odium has asked all Wapplng correnpondent, Mrs.' .An­ - special -introductory offer. Only: 2.00 ppd: - ■ Sapiensa ia going to Lam;ast«r,;:i WTIC—Tathef Know* Beit . WTTlG-^'News; VVeather. 3 for S.(X). No C.O.D.'i. Money haw gt and Mrs, Pearley A. Wood, h f Penn., where he will Join the re-j WTHT—Heritage. 12:15—WDRC—Aunt Jennie's Stories. members to attend. Refreshments nie Coillas, telephone Mitchell To all my friends and Oneonta. porlorial staff of the New Era, an;.’ WONS—John Steele. ACventure. W^TIC—Medley Time. will be served. S-44I0. » iO ExquitHe Perfumet . , . WHAT—Onle'a Studio Party. WONaS—M R. Baukhage. .Armstrong Installr.! customers. Starting Shanks killed a man in a Brook­ afternoon daily. i ■ :M—WTHT—ABC Playball. W’TIfT—Ring Cro.xby • Ktis of Fir* * Micpd EifiotMms WHAY-News In Italian; music. During ceremonies Tuesday Mon., June 15 I will be • JamhaUva * PalpiUtion lyn tavern brawl.^ At the same time. The Herald co- j WHAT—Nawi; Night Watch. • MmiKn * Connuett Schmit held two girls pri.soner publishers reported that County W nC —Truth or Coiiiequencet. 12: *»5 - WONS—.M11 sir Box. night Alfred Armstrong was In- „LE T US F IL L YO U R away weekdays for the ;-.9 BfixUI Vail .. 9 ToihicliA W« Lov«.. .. ■ WONS^Bin Henry Nearar-^BIahtop • -WTHT—^.fark • • —a..*..: Statled AS commander o f Abe E:. « L < ^ Affair * Midnlflit MPwwmM 1n his apartTnent,- threatened t h fw ' Edit-or -Jim' --fkxittv ' 1 9 Rrverside -• Fulton J. Sheen. 12:.'I0 ^VDHC—Kouiaiicc of Helen Trent next 6 weeks taking a with a shotgun and knife and drive, h.is.been tran.sferred to the WDRC—Romance. WKNB—Van on the Street. Miller Post, AL. at Community TEN-BOTTIE / QUALITY ' W. G. McNALLY & SONS WDRC—Bing Crosby. WTIC—Marjorie Mills. Hall. Other officers installed special course in gem- raped them. wire desk, the position held by WTIC—Motion Before The Rous* W’tlAY—la Mandell for more than two years. BEVERAGES TEL. MANCHESTER MI-9-9992 W’Cee—News; Make Mine Mii.slc were Melvin .Stead, senior vice ology. My office will be PERFUME WTHT—Time Capaul. commander; Harry Roberts, Jun­ TREASURE CHEST • Box 11-385 • Los Angeles 48. Calif. The Avire desk position involves WONS—Show Tune Time. W’lH T—Now.-*. open and I will be able GEN*TLEMEN: FIfaaf tmd ma frrfvma Treature ChttU mi mditmud ftatow. WONS—The Women's Page. ior vice commander; Edward Cur­ CHEST Page One make-up and selection, IT ’S t ^ WHAY—Night Watch. Q OnG Perfume Tpfaiurr OmM □ THpp« Prrftimc Trraaare CWiU TIME PAYMENTS ARRANGED >U:e»--WUN^Sran* Edwards. 12:4ft—WDRC—Cur Gal Sunday. tin, adjutant; Frank Masinda, to see customers on Sat­ and preparation of all Associated • WTHT—New* of Tomorrow. WKNB-The Pattees. 2.00 ppd. .$.00 ppd. About Town Press news and pictures. TO BE GOOD! WDRC—New*; Mooda for Romance. WTHT—Perry Como. finance officer; Albert Hopkins, Called for and delivered urday. $ 2 0 0 I Q CkeGk □ Mnnry Ord«' O Ca^h WTIC—Judy Canova Show. 12:55—WONS—Cameo I*ady Talks. chaplain; John Wholley. sergeant- promptly at no extfa Some...... J...... Five Years IVith Herald I ;00-WDRC—Newa. The Cradle Roll Department of A native of Manchester. Sapienza WHAT--Newi: Night Watch. at-arms; Edward Kasheta. a.ssslt- NORMAN WEIL AddpfM...„y»...... !...... Zoof...... M :lt—WONS—Mufie. Loveca Hour. WTHT—Ken and Carolyn charge. the North Methodist Church Sun­ was employed for five years at The WTHT—Concert Hour. WCCC—.Manchester Matinee, snt sergeant-at-arms; Herbert Peraonslized Jewelry W’ONS—News. Cit9...... Sfarr...... day School will have a parly nt Herald, first as a general reporter WTHT—Concert Hour, RosCj service officer; Denni.v Rior- PH O NE MI-9-686S the church Saturday afternoon at a WTiC—Clifton Utley: To be announced WHAY—News dan, assistant service officer; PINE PHARMACY and later a.s city editor on the j A WDRC—Newa; Mualc. n o —News. 7 o'clock. Mrs. John Post and Mrs. death of William P. Asimus. He | f M:W-WHAT—Newa. l:lft—WDRC—Ma Perkins. Howard Bennett, historian; Ed­ W’^ONS—Yankee Poor. Show. CALL MI-9-9814 W. E. Schober will he guest speak­ attended local schools and is a ; WDRC—Danre Orchestra, ward Kuehn, assi.vtant adjutant. ers. A film, "Sleeping Beauty. ' ttll)**—Newa on All-Statloc*. WTIC—Ross. The Musical Miller. Mrs. Mary Hills of Sullivan graduate of Manchester High' i,- WTHT—Edwin C. Hill; Organ Mclo- WHAY—Betty Kimball. will be shown, games played and ^ h ool and the University of Ck>n- { dte*. 1:30—WDRC—Voung Dr. Malone. refre.shments served for the en­ necticut. He will begin work at the WHAY—Night Watch. WTHT—Paul Harvey. ll:* »—WDRC—Newa. WKNB—Request MBtineA* joyment of the children and their New Era on June 15. , 11:15—WONS—Woxworka. • ,WC0C—New.s; Music Room. mothers. Mandell has had 20 years exper­ WTHT—Sporla Report I W'DRt,—ituiuing Light. ience aa a newspaperman. He start­ WTIC—Ntwi. WONS—Connecticut Ballroom. a WHAT—Night Watch. W’THT—Guy Lombardo. Washington Loyal Orange ed aa a reporter and proofreader WDRC—You and the World. 2:00 —WDRC—S»'conq Mrs. Burton. Trying to lose weight? Lodge. No. 117, will hold its for the New London Globe, which 11;S>-WTIC—Stara In Jazz... W'TTC—The Dortor'p su.spended in 1934. Later he coyer-j » WDRC—Sympnonv Hall, WKNB—News; Amlrrw s Mii.sic Hall. monthly meeting tomorrow at 7:4.5 Why deny yourself desicn.’ YOU PAY THE BILL! ed sports for the Norwich Bulletin t WHAT—Nile Watch. Ct.i, p.m. The program will inrlude a C]l:t»-W TIC—Newa; Bob and Ray. WTHT—News; Tt.p Hit Time. Simply iwiich to Hood Ice memorial service for deceased and the New Ixindon D.ty where he ileraltl Phot«>«. • WDRC—New* WKNB—Bing Crosby SIk»u'. M ilL It's imooch, delicious, also was a proofreader. He also Wire Editor Jim.Scott P WHAT—N'ght Watch, WHAY—News; Record Session. members. j* Tnmerraw 2:16— W DItC—* Pe rry Mhmin. fia v o rfu l. . . yet low -WDAC—Hymn Time. WTHT—Betty "^Crocker; Top Hit than most other- desserts.- flora city editor to edito:'. „ . , Time. degree in - busine.ss administration waterfront area and towns" border­ a.s 't-oi'inty editor’ arid a,s.^i.«ta’nt tb WTIC—Newi. Helps you lose weight, yet yesterday at New York ITniversity. Was Sports Editor 5. •:9^WDRO-Yawn Pttrol. , WONS—Conn. Ballroom,. keep your vitality high. He then moved to the Newport, ing the George Washington Bridge. the wire iiews editor in May of WOKS—YAnke« Expresp, 2:45—WDRC—Brighter Day, He is a graduate of Manchester Later he -was transferred to the last year. WWO—W ither; Frank Atwood. WTIC-News. Available ia...yanUla, Choco­ R.. I., Daily News where he .served S:00--WDRC—Hilltop House. High School, the Wharton School, subiiiban town.s of Tcaneck, Bo­ Scott is married ’ to thr former WcGC—Produ<*t^on late or Strawberry. Take University of Pennsylvania, and Is as assistant managing editor before • . WHAY—Siwrad H^art Proipram. WKNB- News: Andrews Music Hall. home a pint tonight. It’s an­ going to Manchester, N. H.. where gota and Englewood. Ruth-Rothbci'g of Roxbury, Ma.ss. WTHT—Mualc. Newa. \v p|«'—LiJe ('so Ht* Hesulitui er.iployed by the Chase National other good Hood dairy prod- he was sports editor of the New While with the Record, he acted He ahso haihs from' the metropoli­ WTHT DeTOtlona. WONS—Jack Di>wney's Waxworks. Bank, New York (ilty. WHAY—Coffee Club. \VTHT—News; Ytu Ml» 'I'inie u a . . Hampshire Sunday News. as re-wrlte man during the expose tan Boston area. The couple has WKNA-Newa. WHAY—News; Record Session. Momatb As editor of the Cianstoh Her­ of Bergen County Courthouse two children; a daughter. Morgan S:55—WO*N8—Early Edition, 3:15 -\v Due—Uoiisepaily. t h « n « w d«ss«rt Helen Davidson, Lodge No. 98. crime conditions that later ended ‘ Erica. 2. and a son, Jeffrey Sheri­ WTIC—Newa. WTIC—Road oi Life. ald,. Mandell won the third place 8:30- W CCC— News Musi c. Daughters of Scotia, will meet in the firing of the .state detective dan, three months. WKNB-^porla Digf^pt. tomorrow at 7r-t.5 p.m. in the Ma­ plaque in the Herrick Editorial f ;i>—W'DKO--Newai>inc. WTHT—Country Music. • • nsation Awards Contest of the National staff and rourd-up of .such crime W nC—Bob Steele. WTii*—|'i.pu»., Young Family. sonic Temple. A full turnout of KEEP THE KIDS Editorial Association, as well a.s luminal ies as .Joe Ailonir, Willie ; WTHT—Joe GIrand. 3:45—WDRC—Get on the Ball. the members is hoped for as Mrs. • WONS—Weather; Newt, 'vTH ifiglo J’.. HanptiMLMs .Moretti and Frank CfStello. Catherine McDougall, grand dep­ the National Safety Council’s Cer­ A LUCITE BRUSH WKNB—Polonia. 3:55—WTHT—News; Country Music. iMasher tificate of Hononin a national con­ Scott's picture of the Willie ON WHEELS Wi'Ci?—yfd. hy...a.,.ehp,rt ^ ■ 'Wn C —Bbl> SreeTe. MbrWhg WatcK Ho'ward ''Rotv.sell, 'Tri 'New' York,' JicleB-and-edil-orials on- fire' preven­ EVCRY CHILD SHOULD HAVE A tfKE OWN. 006 WDRC—The Music Box. bility. wss honored la.st night at a meet­ tion. OrHIS WKNB—News* Phil Halt Show. Under Mandril's diiection. the f:4g::WHAY—News. ing of Zion Lutt^ran Ladie.s Aid LARGE SELECTION AND EASY BUDGET TERMS MAKES IT Y:ag—WTHT—Weather. L O O K A H E A D Society, of whlctv she wa* presi­ Cranston Herald al.»o received' WT)RC—News. dent for a numberfof years. Miss honorable riicntion In National A "CINCH" FOR ANY PARENT. COMEIN AND PICK IT OUT WONS—Weather* Emily Kissmann, the present head Editorial As.sociation contests on EAST HARTFOKI) officer, in behalf of the society pre­ general excellence and cnmmuni,t.v sented to Mrs. Rowsell an appro­ service as well as an AAA rating 1 TELEPHONE 8-3231 priate gift in recognition of her bv the American Publishers Coun- SHNEWAU JUVENILE 2 T F l U O S 299 services. Mrs. Albert Petke and cil. the pastor. Rev. Paul Prok’opy, A t the Manchester Herald. Man­ BMYGLE 2 WNEELENS M O v e u Say were others who voiced their ap­ dell designed.the make-up for the WITH "NffW DEPARTURF' WITH DBW O A IU COAST- P . M. W m Traiatof MfkMl*- Trade now! Your old front pages that twice reached the a IRAKE. 6AUOON TIRES,' WNRC preciation of Mrs. Rowsell’s work 0411 WITH 14" WHEELS COASTER IRAKE, OOUKE 4:0O-Fllm. - for the church and wished her finals in the Ayer Typographical lA R FRAME. C H A Itl OUARO OlOURLE fiAR FRAME, C H AIN 9 9 God I'A " SEMI-PNEUMATIC TIRES GUARD, KICK HAND AND 4:S6—Ladles Choice. Awards. 20" WITH A CA 5:00—Tootsie Hippodrome. washer may be worth Speed. lAa-KARINO THRU-OUT A HOST OF OTHER EXFEN. - CiaO—Howdy Doot.'y. c it ,„.He ..is. m arried'td -the ,>(oniierj 90A iAfiV OWRATINO — PUNCTURE 4:00—The \Vorl(.' tie Live In. PRF TIRES spft FEATURES, io r r at Earl A. Carron. Jr., 29 Camp- Ruth Brown of Manchester. N. H. | ICA(/T)PUU.Y ENAMELED! GMiS' MODELS. a:18—Variety Club. CoveredreH Guadalcanal laincling • ;35—Paradox. j up to $50.00 field road. is the winner of a $100 « W-Aportaeope;-'-'.-T'"' Lr.. ■ B-i-S-e schdlariKlp "fo r the’ AtUay O f haglB '' ’Bedt-t’s -ftrst- -rs^tr "of- n. ws -re-' :40—Weather foreeaxt. " ' EMY MONTHLY PAYMENTS electronics at the Ward School of porting came whili he ws^servtng S:45—Worlc* News Today. In Hits* CHARGEPLAN mtmbnr stores with the American D ig i^ n in the 7:00—TV Talent Hunt. Electronics in’ Hartford. 'The 7:90—Sportaman Club. scholarship was given as the result Southwest Pacific ffioater during Bcrk’n ’ Harmac Men’a Shop. 8:00—Groucho Marx. Naasiff Arm* Co. of competitive examination. World War II. He acted as com- 1:30—Chance nof a Lifetime. F. T. Bliah Hardware Co. 9:30—Ford Theater. A: Harrison and Sons. North End Pharmary, bate correspondent and newscaster Copley’s for the Mosquito Network, a loose f!30-ieFour Star piayhouae.- Kiddle Fair. Pari* Curtain Shop. The hour of the service at the^ 10:00—Martin Kane. Davoy Opt leal C’n. I'.a^n ’B Hardware. Second Congregational (Thurch will collection of low-power radio out- 10:30—Burna and Allen. leta which were later combined I iH,h,“u,I LIGHTWEIGHTS Leonard’a Shoea. Regal Men’* Shop. Ihe changed this, Sunday morning ll:3(^Robert Muntrnmery Preaeota, Diamond's Arm y and into the Armed Forres Radio Net- . 11:00— Foreijcn Intrigue. from 10:45 to 10 o’clock, because 12:30— Newa. Navy Store. Lincoln’s. Shoor Bro*., Jeweler*. work. I of the Children's Day service. This WKNB Manrheater Optlral Co . Tot* ’n Teens, Inr, •In his combat correspondent ca- 4:00—Film Ff-alur#*. Henry Dick, Nhoea. change 1* for this Sunday only. j 4:30—Flash Gordon. F-D Auto Store. Manrhester Plumbing Vlrhl’s. pacity. he covered the landings on4 6:00—Weatem Theater. . ^ -* Guadalcanal and other .Solomon j and Supply Co. AVeldon Dnig Co., Inc. I 4:00— Newa. Oartner’a, Inr. u s e t S Members of Manchester Lodge Island campaigns. Later he was ; I 6:1ft—The Early Show, Marlow’s. o f Elks are reminded that the r 7:30—Newa. t.audrt'a, Inr. Morry’a Workingmen’* Werbnrr’s Shoe Store. Invalided home and, after recciv- ! lodge secretary. Walter Grusha, 7:4^Doubie Plav. . ' • ’ The \V. (i. Glenpey Co. Store. Willton’s Gift Shop. ing a nriedical discharge, decided | 8:00~Llfe WMth Liilgl. will be at Room 7 of the Jarvis to make a career of radio news- ' 6:30—Amoa ‘N ’ Andy, Building, corner of Main and Lo­ 9:00—Into the Night. casting and reporting. 9:30-Blg Town. All you have to do to get your ChargePlan Credit Card I* vlait • member store and cust streets, tonight and tomorrow Scott stayed in the newspaper- 10:00—My Little Margie. fill out a simple application. Remember, It doesn’t roat a penny extra to charge thing* V\/i night front er to 10, and also Satur­ radio field for eight years., com­ 10:30—Sporta on Parade. 11:00— Newa. the ChargePlan way. t day morning from 8 to 12, for the bining his.radio reporting anid edit­ Siinly TraBiBr 11:15—Late Show. purpose of getting the signatures ing with freelance magazine and This wotnr thrifty au­ of the Elks’ candidates who are VaOGIPEOES Siaiios Wa«0R •AU lEARING MfCHAN. dal.ly newspaper writing. His last ^VERY.'ERY. SIZE. EVERY STYLEISTYLEK . n „ i i K « .r tn ,r — t$M, DESIGNED U K f REAL'- WMHC ir-u rkkja aiiiiT w itu Ball bearing equipped,equipped A . M. EXCLUSIVELY tomatic usos Inst wotnr being initiated on Saturday. Every radio position was director of EACH ONE lUILT TO WITH. FARM TRACTOfl. SEMI. 7:00—Tod*y. ‘ Elk who intends to be Initiated news for the KBR Stations of New STAND THE HARD ROUGH aiiti) steel body, lig h t ly Member store* are Identl- IN than cmy full sizn'agitator finlaimtshed. 10" rubber tire PNEUMATIC HEAVY-DUTY 9:00—Te*t Psttem and Mu*le. Saturday must sign the constitu­ England, a.regional network of sl.x USE YOUR CHILD WIU TIKES. lU ILT TO LAST FOR 9:45—Morning New*. fled by thl* emblem. iv h e ^ . MANCHESTER outemotic . . . os much os tion and register. A ll members stations In the New Hampshire, GIVE IT. FROM T*. Faay steer mech­ YEARS AND YEARS. DUMP 1 0 ;0 ^ D ln g Doiuc School. anism, windshield, eir. 10:10—‘Window Shopper. AT 44*/* lou by actual tnst. are urged to see Mr. Grusha at Massachusetts, 'Vermont ,and | TRUCK R7I AODBIOPIAU lI:00-.On* In Evtry Family. j U ;1 0-S trik* It Rich. one of the times mentiemed above. ;.Malne area. During this period he covered DELUXE EQUIPPED PERRY COASTER IRAKE I9:00-^Adranturea In Africa. Miss R'uth M. Johnson. 51 Ken­ the Dr. Hermann Sanders "mercy 1 SHURESTA KICK STAND 12:10— Luva U f‘Uta. sington street, a member of the killing trial" at Hillsboro County ' MIDLAND SPRING HOLDINO REAR LUGOA6E RACK 2 1 - 5 0 1 8 ” 5®’' Tomorrsw. 19:45—W hat# Cooking? MANCHESTER TRUST Emanuel’ Liitheran Church, has Courthouse. Manchester, N. 'H.,\1 1. 1 C H A IN GUARD. LEATHER SADDLE, 5 ” Mocre Snow. been selected from applicants all for the Mutual Network and co- ! SPRING ACTION. ELECTRONICAL- -L 9:00—Double or Nothing, Service Ail OthBf T vbbb Of WbBBl Obb J b At O fB il S b vIm n ! over the country to be a member ordinated local newscast* for the' LY W KDEO. EXTRA STURDY 9:90—Tha Guiding Light COOL ."COTTON PINAFORE FRAME. WEIGHS ONLY 34 IIS. , ^ . of the 1,000 vole* Freedom Chorus, Manchester (N.H.) Union-Leader \, |:00-tta Big Payoff. Our Specialty which will sing at the 15th Inter- In addition to regional broadcast­ i/ SUPER DELUXE 3 SPEED PearFs ' national ' Youth Conference in ing. - Peel free as the .br^zp in this cool, cotton I GEA^ VmFT< 681 MAIN $T. TEL Ml 3*4171 > ' a p p l i a n c e AND"FU,RNITUR| c e n t r e Boston. June 24 to 28. She has f His entry into the daily new.s- , pinafore. Striped.^ in sizes 12 to 20, half \ UGHTER WEIGHT EASIER PEDALING, FASTER RIDING, MAXCHESTF-R 449 MAIN, ST. been an active member of both'the baper fleli) a’nd abandonment of i sizes - 14■*'j"'to 24’ 3. Ro.se. Blue. pold. STURDIER, lUILT DUAL HAND IRAKES, MIDLAND y t ^ In Th* AfUnioatt — TEL MI-3-7590 junior and senior choirs at her radio connections found him Joln^ SPRING HOLDER. REAR LUGGAGE ^ ^ w ALSO A T .MAIN OFFICE. 923 IjlAIN ST. » NORTH BRANCH. 15 NO. MAIN St RACK. TOOL RAG. TOOLS. SHUR. i J E church and of the Hartford Dia- ing-the LsfayetVtLarl A^ivertiser 1 Store.open Tueatlay through Saturda,V"9:30 A. M. to fi;.30 P. .M. ESTA KICK SfAND. C H AIN GUARD. 1 trict Luther*^ League Chorus. Clar­ ts re-write man area editor in | 315 TRUMBUU ST* I A y ' \ V FridaNa to 8:.5fl P. M. PUMP, REAR. R IfU C T O t, ETC. ence Helling, organist, o f the local charge of 11 pariJnea icountiesi. j HABTFOBD N V J. W O R TH A T LEAST 40JM ** church, will be the acdompanisL ^ext came assignment as a re- ■aha ■U’- I I'-i-’i ■ - ...■ ; ' " /,.f- r: V- I I' ■,c ,.v. ' Jf” -T- MANCHEST&R EVENING HERiALD. M ANCHESTER>^NN, THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1953. P A G E SE VE N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. THURSDAY, JTJNE 11. 195S Monday anid Wednesday in the au- Rockville-Verrioii ditorlum. Caps -gnd gowns will be Sapienza Honored ture statesmanship toward such of the ceremony with their sore- dlstrlbutecTMonday. Third Generation Gradti at MHS , B t a n ^ e t e r objectives. thUmb commercials, and this is to Crops Need Rain, Honor Graduate Public Nurse Unit Home From College ' At Farewell Partv W e have, in Korea, checked the be regretted. One hopes, for some Miss Joan Newmarkcr, daughter - IfF ra U ^ Irrigation Used Has Final Meeting RHS Graduation Program of Mrs. Edward L. Newfriarker of disease of aggression. Having day, for a little taste and intelli­ Davis avenue, returned home from Jerry "Sapienza, city editor of Ptn^SHEO BT THE checked it, w o now have our op­ gence in those who manage our RANGE and FUEL OH MMdle^vy Colleg^ycaterday for The Herald for the past year and portunity to work” on. the probiem newept brand~oYspectacle" critef- Hftrtrcfrdi'* Jun«‘ t t — ra>) — ~riiir The Tlnat meeting'Of thr ltmr-' Announced by Principal £He sumni^er'vacplM'r' ’ ...... "one-liaTt,' was' lehd'ered' a* farewell MOST POPULAR FREEZER SPACE I S :. J/.™ weekly report of the Connecticut of creating immunity to it. That tainment and Information. Chester Public Health Nuraing Mias IJIIlMi T.' Doherty party by fellow (employes of TTie Farms and Markets'Department; 24 Hour beiiyery Service - Miss Lillian' T. Doherty, 72, a W ^ T B R B. FEROUSON. can only be done by building up Association was held yesterday in Herald last aiglit at the home of But we still have some instinct The weathei; was generally warm Rockville, June 11— (Special)— the home ot Mrs., George Ecker in native of Rockville, who lived at Publlabcn, ^ the Auxili{iry Room o f the hos­ Rudy Heck, 233 Vernon street; Founded October 1. joH world health, political, social, and to call the controversy a little .bit and dry last week. The Hartford Principal Allen Dresser of the jYernon Centei. 10 Garderi street. Hartford, died A native o f Manchester and a THE FROZEN FOOD economic. I f we have prevented even. To be candid about it, the Weather Bureau reported .16 inch pital yesterdayT During 'the sum­ Rockville High School today an- ' _ , yesterday morning at HartforrI graduate of Manchester High PttblUbed Every Brenlnf mer months any business will bs aiS»y« and Holldaya Entered « the war, our business-is now to build whole coronation is, cyen for the of rain while other sections ex- nounced the program for the g ra d -, ^odg^ 1350 ^Iks, Ho.spltal. Shb had lived in Hartford ichool and the University of Con- 0it Office at Ilancheeter. Coon., aa pei'lenced more or less in acebrd- handled by the executive board. MORIARTY BROTHERS moyb than 35 years and was a re­ nVcticut, Sapienza served with The . LO C K ER leond Claee Mall Matter. peace. Briti.sh, a commercial as well as a nation exercises of the class of | tonight at 8:30. Following initia- ance with scattered shower acttvl- Mrs. Gertrude Rayner reported tired rooming hPu.se operator. Hehald for five ycarsj as a general SIS CENTER STREET TEL. MI-S-SISS 1953 as follows: | tion of. new members, a buffet BUT SUBSCRIPTION RATES ceremonial project. It is dollars a.s ,ty. Crops are in need of rain. Grow­ that the nurses attended two re­ She' leaves a brother. Edward newsvepprter and later as city first Payable In Adrance well as tradition. It Is suppo.sed to ers are irrigating vegetable and gional conferences in May, one in Procession of graduates; invoca- lunch will be served. > tion. Rev. Forrest Musser. | Slight Acrldenta / Dpherty of Hartford,..and another edltorTMe will join the reportqrial W o O fftr BOTH Pions: me Tear ...... ’* 77s The Outcome In Italy strawberry Reids. , Rockville arid the other at tha staff of >^e Lancaster, Pa., New ■x Mocthi ...... j'iS bring a flood of tourists in its Essays, salutatory, "Tbe A ge o f James V, Buckley, 46. of Kirigs- *iii Providence, R. I. Strawberry harvesting Is on in Hartford County Rehabilitation Et'41 on M ^d ay. Jbree Monthe ...... f S wake., British products keyed to Workshop. Tlie funeral will be held tomor­ 1. 'We Service Home Lockers. Ine Mentb ...... ■‘•S The election result in Italy ha.i full swing in the southern part of Science,” June Tyler; “ Benefits o f : bury avenue, was summoned to The gu estW honor received sev­ peiSH/" '..'iii.Vi' tK _tbe Scientific. Age, C arol. MilT.,.nppear in -the-Tolland Court- on -a row at 8; 15 a..ni...frQri the Thpma.s been' disappdiriHrig.' 'The irio the coronation theme are for sale the slate and js'etllng well started Nineteen clinics^were held-in ad­ eral useful gilPi;s from the varioiis 2. We also. Refit Zero Lockere by the nionth or ywlir.’"] Hngle Copy ...... dition to a total of 801 visits made dnus; selections. Glee Glut) mem-| (-barge of failure to sigrial as the F. Faricy Funeral Home, 96 Web­ ■democratic forces o f the center lost in every market In the world. The in* later sections. ’The crop is In departments InXhe Herald, aa well by the nurses. Mrs. Rayner alao bers; "Ills o^ the ^lentiflc Age, I result of an a\ito .accident on ster street, Hartford, with a re­ MEMBER OF good shape and showing excellent as a purse. PfeserttAtlon of the lat­ vNole: Ikicker plants of today are better known as THE ASSOCIATED PRESS strength. The Communists gained Britjsh, of 'course, are a bit too reported that vacations have now Joan Dresser; yaledlctijry, " ’Ethics ; R(,,,le 30 yesterday/^fternoori. An quiem high Ma.s.s at St. Joseph’s quality thus far. The Nevy Haven Cathedral at 9 o’clock. Burial will ter was made by H^ald President The Aeeoclated Preee '» it. And the' remainder of the loss polished and too subtle to be started and that Mrs. Katherine Thompson Day Comp 2 / automobile drivefj, by Everett “Fyozen Food Centers” because they do more than ntHled to the uee <>» auction opened on June 4. ’The be in St. Bernard’s Cemetery, Thomas Ferguson. ^Harold Turk- II news dlfDfttches credited to it. or of the De Gasperl coalition was to crude about all this. In fact, their G. Smythe is' vacationing during Scnmldt. , ; Dickinson, 23. A t 31 Hale street Manchester auction will open for For Boys B • 12 Selection by Glee Club m em -! Rockville, Friends may call at the Ington was master of\eremones. r just rent lockers— We offer complete locker serv­ ot otherwPee credlteO supreme piece of salesmanship is the month of June. extension, aideawiped a farm Dd also the local newe splinter parties of the extreme the season on June 11. bers; presentation uf class g ift by funeral home after 2 p. m. today. Short speeches were kflven by ice, including sales of Frozen Food and Meats. *A11 rllthte of republlcatlon of epeclal to vest the coj-onation it.self wi'th Lettuce Nears Peak truck operrated by Buckley, who. Editor Alan Olmstead, Leoq’ ’fhorp lepatchee herein are also reserved. right. MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 914 P. M. Gordon Brigham, president; award aceordlng,/to State Police, failed the utmost in sacred tradition an>i ’The iceberg lettuce movement Is of prizes by Principal Allen L. Taleottville Items are now han­ of the Advertising Department. Folks using Lockers “Live Better for Less” ■ More than 50 per cent of the to sig^nal as he was turning into Full service client of N. E. A. Serv- hearing peak volume in' the New Dresser; conferring of diplomas. David Hansen James R. McKay Chief Photographer Robert B au­ digrilty. They do' an- excellent, Mary E. Prior JUNE 22 TO AUG. 14 ‘ a private lane from Route 30. dled -through the Manchester Eve­ votes for the Chamber went for Haven area where substantial out- Chairman John G. Talcott Jr,,, of' ning Herald Rockville Burenu lo- man, Miss Beatrice Clulow of »lie .'WlSSeJiera. .. .B ^ beautiful, job .of It, .so- that even Miss Bhirley Selden o f Hebron, a phrlfts which';" fob varying "rea­ •of-state shipments are iinder wTiy. LEARNLTOBRIVE the. Vernpd . Board . o f. Education; ealert at One Market' street, -tele­ busilieas office and Sports Edlt< Is a l^yiNfi whM you Ullus Mathews Special Agency — N «» Miss Mary E. Prior, daughter pasaefiger in Ih e ' Dickirispri car, A n appeal in “ Heard Along Main - ■ • .... ■■ -■■■■ "■ork Chicago, Detroit end Boston. the commercials themselves seem The crop is showing excellent qual­ “Drive wlxh Coandence” Swimming — Crafts — Cottkouts -i- Trips " ■ benediction. Rev. Forrest Musser; Street," for a feature column in School World. He has Ijeen active tearV Y o s t...... ' sons, are unfriendly to the United was admitted to the Rockville phone Rockville 5-SI36. MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF a hit awesome and impre.ssiye. ■ ity. Increased volume is noted in of Mr. and Mrs. ,J. T. Prior of SAFE, UP-TO-DATE ...... Rifle ^ n g e — Hiking — Exploring reccssidn o f graduates. — ...... the Saturday editions o f the M an »';^ sports^ during his high school ._Oarden Grove Caterers served .a nnCULATIONS.______States. City Hospital for treatment of the Hartford section. Scranton, Pa., former residents of DUAL CONTROL CARS A t the conclusion of the gradua- Chester Evening Herald, for Infor- and has sci'vcd as president veal and spaghetti dinner. Buy Your BmI by tho Quarter So the difference ih principle be­ Pony Rides Dramatics cuts received In the accident. The Herald Printing Company. In ^. The gain In Communist strength .Spinach is past peak at New Manchester, was graduated on Beginners a Specialty tiori exercises, there will be a re­ mation regard possible third gen- two of the youiig people s organ- asumes no financial respon^slblilty for tween us isn't as great a.s the dif­ Haven and continues in moderate For a single lesson or com­ Movies — Indian Lore Joseph BleleckI, Jr., 3, of Hart­ ypographlcal errors appearing In ad- came after years of lavish use of June 7 from St. Paul's High ception in the Sykes gymnasium. Garden Club Ends eration graduates a^ Manchester ® ference in salesmanship strategy. volume at Hartford. plete course bring your driv­ Change In Box Renta ford ’Turnpike, Vernon, was ad­ High School, has brought results— Church and attla for Wednesday—1 p. ERNEST A. LARSON 400 Ellington Road East Hartford Phone 8S-0018 $ per quarter; the box has tomobile or was hit by an auto Otr, rapnalnr noire arrma In Ha kllHaa to increase In supply with good Nuraing in Scranton and will be­ 1.10 $1 held its final itieeting of the sea.son •n— I 07 ofi Farker sti'eet, the foi'mer Miss for Thursday—1 p. m. Wedneeday. ed by De Gasperi, and that Italian AUTO DRIVING SCHOOL Mr. Thompson Also D i^ t a The Thompson Summer Sehool for advanced to $1.50; $1.50 to $2.25 operated by Fred Dobson of Ver Mrs Ludwig Hansen 92 Warw^^^^ p. graduated wl.th the arllnn. (>rl T-4-1,, a krralnlyllr, at aay for Frlday-1 P. m. Thursday, volume expected by the first of gin her studies at Marywood Col­ in the Fedcratipn room of Center draa atnrr. II ant nlra*rd IN ONE foreign policy which has been har­ next week. Tel. MI-9-8015 or MI-9-4S10 Boys and Girls. and the large $2 box to $3 per non on the Bielecki property. Class of 1897, the first class to HOTR. .voar 4ac bark. Today at J. W. or Saturday—I P. m. FriMJ. lege, Scranton, on' June 29. Church house, Monday evening. and James R. McKay, son of Mr. 1 aasslfied deadline; 10:» !• monious with ours, remain in be­ Connecticut The first summer squash is ex­ quarter. Delegates Elected a full four-year High Hale Carp., Uru( Dept. . CUT, W RAI lay of publication except Saturday— She was a member of the cla.ss Mrs. Edward Kirkham, pre.sldcnt. and M. S James W. McKay, ^ | S o l course. Her daughter. Miss ing by the slimmest and most un­ pected to become available in a _Blood Donors Needed Delegates and alternates to the AND FROZEN i I a. ih. of 1949 at St. James’ Parochial conducted the meeting and wel­ Porter street, a member of the | o.. small way by the end o f the week. department convention ' ot the Katherine Purinton, of Washing­ comfortable of political and par­ School. Her sl-ster, Mrs. John T. Volunteer donors are now being comed the members. Class of 1945. u . Thursday, June ,11 Yankee Asparagus is in moderately American Legion Auxiliary were ton, D. C., who is at present visit­ SPECIAL FOR Donnelly, and her brother, J. T. •recruited by the Rockville Oiapter Flower arrangements by the Hansen is a grandson o f (yharles liamentary margins. heavier supplv with the arrivals of elected at the meeting last night: ing her parents, was the flnit THIS WEEK By A. H. O. Prior, Jr., are residents of Man­ of the American Red Cross for the members decorated the room'. They H. Rogjers, 51 Pearl street, who FOR REN T For this unhappy re.s\ilt. the warmer weather. delegates. Mis. Marie Brltner, second-generation graduate in the chester, next visit of the Bloodmobile Unit were brought by Mrs. Benjamin F. graduated with the Class of 1899, o “Let-Down” Not Enough Bunched beets are in fairly Mrs. Shirley Novak, Mrs. Bernice Class of 1924; Mis. McKay fol­ 8-room furnished apartment Communists themselves can claim on Tuesday, June 30. The unit Crehore, antique fish scale glass and afterward attended Morse As the stories of the “lost" bills heavy volume iit the New Haven Perzanowski. Mrs. Anna Kadel- compote with mass arrangement lowed in 1926. suitable for 4 nr 5 persona. On The prospects of formal truce only a part of the credit. Their will be located at the Elks Home College, Hartford. Gladys Mae In the closing rush of the. General section. anee, Tenn. Hopkins Athletic Di­ ski, Mrs. Eileen Flaherty, Miss of Paul Scarlet roses; Mrs. Lcland Former School Superintendent increase in strength was signifi­ Assembly unfold, two things be­ on North Park street, and appoint­ Rogers, the daughter of Charles biis line. Referenres requiredi Korea are producing one un- Earliest stands of sweet corn rector Marshall Turner said Bridg- Jennie Batz: alternates. Mrs. T, Wood, antique allvcr butter Fred A. Verplanck was prc.sent at WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR AU come quite clear. ments msy be made from 12:45 to H. and Mrs. Minnie Rogers, who Write Box H, Herald. nimous warning. .It is in the cant. in view of the fact that Italy are starting to tassel out. era, former Auburn guard, suc­ Norine O’Brien, Mrs. Dorothy A l­ dlslt with cover, arrangement of all three commencements. First, what was at work was not 5:30 p. m. was valedictorian of the Class of is such an important political bat­ ceeds Frank Burns, w'no is return­ len. Mrs. Lottie Blonstein, Mrs. .sweetheart roses, coral bells, blue McKay graduated on the ,50th heavy louth of every speaker, policy carele.ssnesa, but deliberate intent. In spite of the fact that an­ 1927, became the w ife of Ludwig TYPES OF CONTAINERS-- N E W GRID CO.At'H ing to the Rutgers University foot- Marjorie Meade, Mrs. Leona Rem- wild sweet pea. honeysuckle anniversary of his gi'andmothcr’s aker, politician, and general, tleground, but it would have ac­ Second, In this .se.ssion’s closing nouncement has been made at Baltimore, June 11 — (/Pi—Johns bail staff. OUR PLEDGE kiewicz, Mrs. Hcrmlne Hoermann leaves: Mrs; Leonard Nic.sa, basket B. Hansen. David’s father. The graduation. He was employed by complished nothing in itself if it hours, the business of "losing” a various times that “ plasma ex- elder Hansen was salutatorlan of rid it is very sound. It i.s a warn- Hopkins University announced to­ delegates-at-large. Mi.ss Emma of white daisies and ferns; Mi.ss the McKinney Lumber and Supply DUTY ALUMINUM FOIC^- FREEZER bill came to be iccognizcd almost tenders". have been perfected, g to the effect that this is no had not been for'the fact that the day the appointment of a new head Crumble macaroons Into sherbet Batz, Mrs. Mae Chapman. Ellen Buckley, pottery container the 1928 class, of which M rs.,Em­ Company when he enlisted in the as a permissible part of the ethics there is no substitute for human ma Strickland Swanson was’ vafe- Navy in 1950. He trained at New­ Inie to “let down our guard.” extremists o f the right, who ha 1 football coach — John D. BVidg- glasses: top with a small ball-of Mrs. Leo B. Flaherty, Sr., N a­ of red peonies and purple beech PAPERS, ETC. iKl of the legislative machine. blood and the appeal from Korea dictorian. This class held its first port, R. I.. Atlantic City and Pen­ hitherto gone along with De ers, at present line coach at the vanilla Ice cream,, a canned peach has been urgent. tional Security chairman, an leaves; Mrs. Warren T. Keith, vase W hat this warning seeks to The suriie measure was “lost” and 25th reunion May 23 and Mr. sacola, Fla. For the 'past 18 University of the South at Sew- half, and some raspberry syrup. First priority is given to the nounced a nationwide contest for of varied garden flowers; Mr.s. Gasperi in order to face Com­ not once, but twice. George A. Reynolds, brass bowl Hansen was a member of the com­ months he has befen stationed at ivoid is obvious. It seeks to keep whole blood for the Armed Forces, teachers. The content is open munism together, this time split The "loss” oeeiirred as a re­ arrangement of gloxinia leaves, mittee. He is a graduate of Yale Barin Field. Foley, Ala.. aS a he American people from assuni- sult of the decision of responsi­ second for whole blood for emer­ to any teacher who vhas taught off by them.selves. This was the five years previous to April 1 Siberian iris, Canterbury bells, College. N ^ a l air mechanic, second grade. ng that total peace has fallen in ble imlltlcal and legislative lead­ gency needs on the home front, the pink roses. David, who is a member of the ■ Before entering the service he key development in the election. ers, They hud little hesitancy In tornado disaster at Worcester 19 .53. to write a statement of not T1» L . T . W O o th eir‘laps, when the reality is 60th,. commencement, committee, waq. active in youth work at the It was disconcerting, not on ly in . exercising this kind of power Words without approptlater action are moanlagleao. Confldenee and trust ar* - brtnglrig-such a need hear to le.ss than 100 nor more than hat only a part of a peace has words on the subject “ Why unusual horticultural specimens hopes to cnter'Yale in the tail. South Methodist Church for 'sev­ its results, hut because It reflect­ over legislation — the power built on performance, not prumiaes. To contbme to merit a reputation for re- x home, and the third for the proc­ Miss Mary Chapman, iris. eral years and a past prealdcnt of lOCICER FtAIlf OOi MEftT NC alien there, with trouble enough i Teach." There Is an award of Active In Sports which defeats legislation by re­ essing into blood derivatives. the Youth Fellowship and Epworth ed a certain reckles.snc.ss and im­ 9l00 in the Eastern Division and Amandine (cream), Distance, The younger Hansen has seiNed a till existing in the world to fusing to allow the legislators liability in this communltr, we consider each pre»cripHon bronght to na aa a Executive Secretary Mrs. Eliza­ (light blue): Helen MacGi'cgor "YOUR FROSN POOD CENTER* maturity In the political behavior $500 for the national contest. Con­ .on the school newspaper. The High League. Spehaust a whole generation of themselves to vote on It. beth Spurling adds that with the (oulslanding light blue); Pink of too many people. What was operating was, in ef­ challenge. pledge to supply blood for gamma test clo.ses June 30 and further Stotesmen. It'Seeks-to. keep .our. Boutitiful (.orchid pink), aUso Pink ------MONEY WtNNF/R 51 BiSSELL ST, ____ ^ TEL Mi-3-a424 What might the democratic cen­ fect; ttn' liirofflcial kind of “ rules g l6buIiri“'to be used in the treat­ details -may be .secured -by -eon' Cloud snapdragons, were served -from ' a bea'nttfally TSngress from running away with Miami — (/P)— Greenli-ee Sta­ committee," similar to that offi­ ment of polio to prevent crippling tacting the school principals of Mrs. John F. Pickles, “ Mi.sty decorated table on which was dis­ ter in Italy do. In policy, to com­ ble’s Straight Face not only was its peace instincts, which would cial rule.s committee which, in the effects, and the polio seasop so Mrs. Flaherty. Lady■’ Afiican vio’let. Mi.ss Milli- played the sterling silver bowl, bat these two extremes, which W o hovo ROW fUlod woH ovor o h df million proscriptions. the top winner for Hjalcah’s 1953 be for “getting the boys home” House at Washington, has great near at hand, the need for whole High Schmd .\ctlvllles cent Jones, Iris, Sable (daik pur­ awarded to George Clark at the have now narrowed down its own power to decide what measures the racing season, but .his total of and reducing taxes and cutting blood is greater than ever.- Resi­ The annual Senior Pi'om will be ple) Red Douglas, Beachblow, spring show In Hartford for the Advertise in The Herald— It Pays power? House shall or shall not consider. dents in the community are urged held on Saturday, June 13. Bud Angelus, best potted plant in the horticul­ $110,650 was the highest ever m ilitary appropriations and slash­ But in Washington, just as the gleaned by a hor.se here. The 'There doesn’t seem any very Only the finest pharmaceuttcals the market affords are used in yonr prescription. to call tile Red Cross office and Hewitt’s orchestra will play for Jacob Cheney, early annuals; tural cla.-aea. ing foreign aid programs. It seeks niles committee there has an offi­ make an appointment. Two hun­ the prom, whose theme is "M agic William Buckley, single peony: Mrs. Alexander F. Mannella, bulk of It—$116,400— wa.s' earned clear answer, in the form of It la filled promptly by a competent pharmariiat and earefnily double-checked for to keep Ru.ssia from achieving its cial power, there are official ways dred volunteer donors are needed In the Moonlight." The gym will be Geo)'ge Clark, fine variety of cltahman of hospitality, was as- in the Flamingo Stakes, the rich­ .specific policy, to the challenge around its verdicts. If the legis­ R O l ^ l possible object of lullinglis jrito a to meet the.quota of 150 pints of decorated with silver and blue, the roses; Mrs. Fi'ed Polilman. Red s'.sl-d by Mrs. W. W. Eells, Mrs. est three-year old riace ever run. lators still want to consider a accuracy. Then, only, do we fed our obligation to you fulfilled. from the extreme right. ’The peo­ ^ iM lasT woM M Mnaioa samt blood. ,, setting to be a garden scene. ^ lily, Ted loses, plnmed hyacinth. F. J. Giroux, Mrs. George M. John- sense o f security, so that we measure the rules .committee has ple who are trying to revive the The National Honor Society. English iris; Mrs. George A. Rey­ •■(on. .ir.. Mrs. John Mason, 3d and There aie a lot of new cars that m ig^ not be prepared for future blocked, there arc procedures bv Homo .Nursing Certificates ghost of the monarchy, or the Somethinff new and wonderful has been added to The cla.ss in Home Nursing George Sykes Chapter, has elected nolds. Crimson Glory 1 red roses 1. Mrs. George A, Reynolds were in already have gone 10,000 miles on Russian, moves. It seeks to have wMch they may achieve that end. the following new officers: Luther Punch and home made cookies charge. credit. ghost of Mussolini, are not likely But this Connecticut rules com­ the complete line of fine paints at your Ojaco dealers t.night at the Rockville City Hos­ NEW! navor-Cdor Packets! us keep building strength, so thet Prescription Pharmacy pital by Miss Helen M. Regan, Red Gib.son, president; David Payne, to be easily Influenced by any ra­ mittee is unofficial, and when it . . . it’s the new Ojaco Roll-On! y c e president; Winnlfred Wohl- our weakness shall not invite .succeeds in,J'losing” a bill, there Cross authorized instructor, has tional means. ’This political lebe, secretary; and Virginia Met­ trouble. It seeks to' keep us is no recourse by which the legis­ 901 Main Street boon completed, and the following development is as hard to cure as received certificates: Mrs. Re­ calf, treasurer. nerved to some unpleasantness and lation can be saved. Adjournment Class Night will be held on Mon­ it is hard to explain. night, the recourse of providing a MELVIN G. COX ( H M d a r i i i TeL Mitchell 3-5321 becca Allen. Mrs. Edith Allen. sacrifice, so that we may continue day. at the Old Towne Hall in One Surprise Packet second copy o f a ■’lost" bill was 275 MAIN STREET • Mrs. Marguerite Bonner, Miss Lil­ There seems to be something MANCHESTER '^‘VfLU East Hartford. A dinner will hr able to deal forcefully and sound­ tried. Then the second copy was lian Boothioyd. Mrs. Regina more of an opening toward policy ser\'ed and the Banner yearbook ly w ith the problenu of a troubled “ lost.” Gauthier, Mrs. Amelia Golemba. ItM OOm n IHAN ANY O f will be given oiit at this time. MANCHESTER LUMBER CO. Fellows of The American College of Apothecaries Mrs. Ronald Geddes, Mrs. Hazel world. which might answer the Commu­ The only thing thnt might have Principal Allen Dresser will pres­ been done adjournment night 255 CENTER STREET Kelley, Mi.ss Eleanor Keune, Mrs. a d d e d W ith all this we have no quar­ nist strength in Italy. Rather MANCHESTER ent the Rcadcr.s’ Digest Award to if l would have been for the propo­ Mary Mecca. Mrs. Dorothy Rau the Valedictorian, the D AR Award, rel. W e do have some slight clear analysis o f Communi.st nents of nlT"lost" measures to get and Mrs. Rachel Schwarz. COST strength in lU ly iiays that the the F. F. A. Award, and the Parade doubt that this kind of warning is together, and achieve a sufficient Swimming Pool Progress of Youth Award. following to block adjournment of as urgently necessary as ail those Communists have held and ' even Nat Scriwedel. trustee .pf .the Each senior has been-given- five the General A.s.sembly until silch William Horowitz Swimming Pool, X who are issuing it seem to think. increased their strength by saying tickets for the graduation exer­ tinic a.s all the “ lo.st” nieasures htd Issue.s the following statement of cises on June 17. W e do not think this nation, is in a to the Italian people, that it iS onl.v been found or re-drawn and given X progrc.ss to-datet— ...... - Principal Allen Dres.scr will at­ their existence, their prodding, the action to which they were \ carefree mood. W e think it con­ "The inside frarning for the tend the meeting of the Connec- their expertness in labor and so­ entitled. They probably would not tinues sober and responsible. We swimming pool is in and the work tfoit Library A.saociation as the "NOWl Spread my sweeter, fresher cial welfare matters, which ha.s have got very far if they had tried is continuing on putting in the re­ thing it will continue to do the ob­ this, for adjournment fever was al­ representative of the Connecticut spurred the De Gasperi govern­ inforcing rods so the outside fram­ As.soclatlon of Secondary School margarinel If you don't think vious things it has to do. ready high, which was the circum­ \ ■WMJIS OMIT UO ing can be. done and the sides of ment Into those reforms it ha.s un­ stance which was being counted Principals on June 19 and 20 at the Our quarrel with this t>pe of viancMvaiMfO the pool itself be poured very Montowese House in Branford. dertaken. The Communists, in n on by those powers which were en­ shortly. iPs smoother, even when ice-cold, C a k e IN i x u warning is that It does not go be­ gaged in the proce.ss of “ losing” The underclassmen will attend word, specialize in taking to “ T!ic field bou.se basement and school for the last time on June yond these obvious things. It bills. themselves credit for most of the floor i.- in and the brick work has 16. They will then turn in their than any spread you've ever makes the mistake of pretending, This business of “ lost” bills is stalled on the ground level for the good things the De Gasperi gov­ not, of course, a new thing. ’The books and receive their-final exam.s for the effectiveneas of its own field house. The wading pool walls and their report cards. known... I p ayl" ~ ernment has done for the people same thing has happened before. have been completed.” argument, that truce In Korea The difference this time was The members of the Senior Class ^^Now you can make my luscious bf Italy. It seems, then, that a Schwedol says that he has re­ will rehears# for graduation on would change nothing, and thnt that the praetli-e became balder, bolder, more willing approach by ceived an additional contribution all we are required to do after Ko and that it was possible, this from Mr. and Mrs. George Seibert 7/bu.nvm tdt Silver Cake in 4 pretty colors— * the De Gasperi government to the time, to identify rather closely rea is more of the same kind of of N’ew York City increasing their social and economic problems of the time and place of the “ loss.” l.s.st siimmer'.s contribution of $7.50 thing we have been doing. with tempting flovors to motch^’ in Italy, so that it itself So the Issue has been raised, to $1.000.. There is still time for rather clearly, whether thls- EVERYBODY KNOWS -^ut tftce in Korea will create .F'iFht inpre clearly gain credit for organization.s. as well as indlvld- —practice Is-to-he eontinuerl In f ii- - iiar.s~Tri Rork'ViUe,'To Iricrca.sF Ib'clr ^-1 some change, and it should, there things it Is going to dp anyway, tiire sessiotis, as n recognized ...... IT’S ...... fore, change the nature of our fu­ previous contributions or make might reduce the seeming validity part of the ethics, or lack of fresh contributions. It is still nece.s- ethics, of the Connecticut Gen­ ture effort. Its mandate to us is of the usual Communist claim. s.sry to raise $8,030.06 in order Yellow Lemon eral Assembly, or Is to l>e a little something more than just that the city funds may be saved And in this suggestion there is branded a dishonest and Illegal for u.se at a later date. Coke not to “let our guard down." - It is a key to the potential democratic practice, which will no longer be oniiheeb'coiiiM of age! Committee Meeting also a mandate-to get our positive tolerated,. answer to extremists of both right Plans are being made for aVi TO BE *And Mrs. Filbert's Tastes So Good — programs up. and left. It is simply .to live and En.glish Fete to be held S.iturday, o w you can have a car that’ s as Com­ The change which can come act democracy more consistently Jply 18. at the First Congrega­ .GOODI 'It's Fun to Fool Your HMSbondl fortable on hot days as your air-con* with truce in Korea can be a re­ and convincingly, and to bring to W orry of tional Church of Vernon. There Nditioned_home, office or favorite theater. - W ill be a meeting o f the general '"Ves, he’ ll //it,'it— when you fool him w ith lease from urgent military neces­ the fore the saving, constructive FALSE TEETH committee tonight at 8 oVlock at 1 7 HAVORS country-jrtsh flavor!” says Mrs. Filbert. "Folks sity, and from the taski'Of preaCrv health that is in' the democratic N ow you can ride in draft-free coolness at tell me my margarine.tastes so fresher and Green Wrntergreen Ing. by force of arms, our chafice process, trusUng that, if democi :i- Slipping or Irritating? the temperature level you choose—even much ’ -i.T'jig-jrFTt.yfvt -’j to build a' better world, and it can cy is more truly lived and enacted, b»' oiniiafra^f’^ by'1oonV» when the outside readin^g is M 0*^and more. sweeter, Irevetf beats expensi've spreads! '."■'""Gake ' ■■ aHvpitiK. droiiriiii^ or wobhliiif; be a release into that second ta.sk. the poisons ih both extremes wHll whun you oat. talk or lauRh. JyM ^prin- N ow you can take a full complement o f - ''It's my own recipe. 1 make-it w ith the finest Ftsr ;tfar«e years, in Korea, w e «tclr KASUKHTU -ingredients, and fbrtify^VCFy ptiamd w ith l-y.tlOO - be'shrunk. '■te’ This pioa.Manl |>owd*‘r a romark- passenger through the thick o f traffic on have had to fight with guns. The De Gasperi government, for ablo of added r*iiufort' atid '/ ■ Ketum air grilles on pockope shell fmlp maim units of Vitamin A. And I'm just as proud of ritv bv holding platoK inore firmly/ No a sweltering day—and each one of you will Grilles in Buick's exclusive dual roof d u i'is Pink Peppermint Now that necessity may be over. all its good intentions, was slow in ummy. |ff»ory, pa.^ty ta.^te or feelinff, keep looking and feeling fresh as a daisy tain continuous circulation of conditioned, the discovery that makes, it spread so smooth as ft'n alkaline (non-acid). (Jet FA&- insure draft-free distribution ol conditioned A Coke That should mean that our Inter­ following out the promises with TEETH at any drug ntorc. at dewtiRie. air I-a n d also provide individual control of pollen-tree o k 1 am of the good, sweet flavor!” est and energy and ingenuity de­ which it won its victory in 1948. oir direction as desired. G ive your faiiiily Mrs. Filbert's —on bread, sun, the car interior can be bnmight to • vote {hemsclves to larger and American aid to Italy, though Air intakes on each and heaped high on piping hot vegetables! more positive .tasks. generous, has too often been de­ delightfully cool comfort in a matter of HAVING A PARTY? side of car introduce W h it’ s more, these exclusive roof ducts minutes. Watch them go for it! Buy Mrs. Filbert's Golden Honey-Color s I f truce comes in Korea, that livering iU benefit to tbe few For Safe Surniwr^Drivmg FRIENDS IN FOR TV? outside air into system. have individually controlled air directors Quarters or Golden Pound today! means freedom and opportunity to rather than to the many. In short, And it’s really compact. 'The cooling nnit Spice Coke WEDDING RECEPTION? above the side windows.' So each window- TAKE ADVANTAGE OF ANOTHER begin operating in these larger, the effort to hold Italy to democ­ seat passenger can guide a gentle breeze o f itself fits neatly on a narrow shelf in the more positive areas. It means racy has not been democratic CLUB SOCIAL? conditioned air exactly where he wants it. big trunk compartment—leaves plenty of TAINTOR PONTIAC FIRST! that we should turn our attention enough. It h u depended too much CALL You do this with the compact Buick room for luggage and tbe like. ..leasure over the discovery that to the business of cementing into on propaganda, anti-Communism, AlRCO.NpmoNER — the completely prac­ O f course, the Buick AiRCO.NDtTIONER it 1. RELINE BRAKE SHOES 'I want you to shoro m my p ^ ^^oother than any tical unit available at extra cost in 1953 W h y not drop in on us and try a demon­ tJie United Nations structure and and didactic ad\'ice to the Italian ‘The Party Shelf” automatic. makes Mrs. F il^ rts Marga^ margarine ice-cold^ power the precedent established in people a.s substitutes for demo­ S u p e r and R o a d m a s t e R Sedan and stration? MI-9-8496— MI.?-7674 spread! So try this, wall > ^^P^^^hestof all spreads, send Korea. It means that we should cratic deeds. Riviera models. You switch it on, choose the temperature Y o u ’ il find that tbe Buick AlRCONomONBR 2. AD JU ST HAND BRAKE^ If youxion't 'hmk » spraad payment accompany the long maze of deal­ Fancy Hors D’Oeuvres setting you want—and that level of cool­ with its exclusive dual ro o f ducta is the Sandwirhes, Canapes ' But note this: what Buick put into its ness is maintained constantly. It thor­ ing with the Communist world $4 and $6 Per Hundred ultimate comfort in hot-climate driving. 3. BLEED BRAKE LINES which is ahead o f us with our own Their Commercials Smoother A irconditioner goes beyond the usual. oughly conditions the air around you— 7; ‘l^ l^ rS rM rs. Filbert's Margarine today! Special Prices on 1,000 or More! automatically. It carries off hbat, stale air, *Beick Aircoedhiontt srsilsUt in ip si RoWwai/w eed a family- Buy Mrs. efforts to outline clear, simple ’The British, understandably, F or the advanced design of this Buick unit . tobacco smoke—automatically. It continu­ SMftr Ririern mri Sidmi. models m tstiro tost. 4. REFILL WITH FLUID principles for a permanent protec­ are considerably disturbed over roo/ ducts that distribute up to ously introduces outside air into the sys­ tion o f peace, - I t means we shoul.i the way American 'commercials 300 cubic feet of cooled, freshened, filtered, tem—automatically. T M B M fjm n Change the Flavor not sit on President Eisenhower’s were sandwiched into presiriTiably air per minute to all parts of the car interior Onlq a uloman could r program, for American leadership sacred moments o f the coronation evenly and constantly—without icy blasts It’s fast-acting, too. Evgn after an hour or and Color Like Magic I in the economic stimulation of the ceremonies inside Westminster and drafts on your neck, shoulders,'legs. more locked up under summer’ s hottest a. . make it taste so ^ood! whole world, as we have sat on Abbey. ’They are, however, no Just add a Flavor-Color Packet to Aunt President Truman’s Point Four more disturbed than many Amer­ (and spread so SMO-OO-TH) Jemima Cake Mix and magic is yours! BUICK You bake a pink, yellow, green or honey- Progrant, icans, who, believe it or not, found WHCtf UTTBt AUTOMOWUS A ll RUIIT RUiCK WIU RUIIO 'miM 1 m 9Q9RtATYMAMt color'cake .tcif/i honest, true flavor to So. riot letting our guard down their sense o f good taste qqite as match! Surprise your folks with a partV- 'T r . Is only one half of the logical "re keen, and quite as shocked, as MR$;RlBERlt pretty Aunt Jemima cake tonight! sponaibilities which will come to anybody BriUsh. 1 TAINTpR-PONTIAC, Inc. * There are also 2 Flavor-Packets for ua with truce In Korea: Truce in . Nfinethgleas, the American tele­ GORMAN MOTOR, SALES, Inc. Aunt J ^ in ia’s wonderful Devil's Food..., Korea jA'iU not make us safe. It 155 CENTER ST. _ _ _ | MANCHESTER ^ Almoncfi Mochh o f Peppermint. vision and radio industry did hlurt .- i- M M i e « U I | W will not make the world peaceful. Into what surely were the moat 2B5 MAIN Street * MANCHiSTn / \ >■ But It wiQ* offer jihe basis for fu­ -.V r solerim and .^popportu^e momenta I I' TT _____ L i - / : V. . i '

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-:/ I , ■ A’.. 4. X ...... ,,...... , ■ .- ...... 4.A3 i ': , ...... X , ;... ,'.c. .MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, JUNE II, 1958 kGE EIG9T X. fi-r* ■ giti. fi..iifrlfei MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,. I I A ^ ESTER. j CONN. DAY, JUNE II, 1953 and Philip H. Williams, two year PAG ENlNt BoltOR award' -' The United Jdethodist softball team lost to St. Bridget's of Man­ 4 ' chester last night, 10-8. This is H. Teachers Sign Contracts, their second defeat in five games; their first .haying coma , a t. J;h.e hlands ^olt. the Moftli "Meth^ist 290 EnrWllment Expect&d team. Charlie Bedford pitched last ___ ,, - 1 • ' • II ... ■ night's game and, faced with a Bolton, June U-^(Special)’— a IK tor is. visiting with her sister's shortage of players, co-manager FIRST teachers at the local school will family. Mr. and .Mrs, Daniel Buc- Harlow' played second base. 'The return next fall. It was learned cino of School road, for several line-up also included Walt Miner, «• Tuesday night when George E. ' days. Miss Strong was graduated Doc LeVenthal,-.Richie Lee, Ken Graff, 'supeiwisor of rural cduca- from Westbroolj .Junior College at Skinner. ' ’ Howard Skinner, Sid tion, advised the Board of Educa- Portland, Me., last Sunday, Burleigh and George Barton. tion that all teaching contracts ■ Mrs. Waldo Grose of E.ssex was vou; PRICES had been signed. ; the luncheon guest of Mrs" Ftonald Mancbeater Evening HeraM Bol­ "PRICES LOW \ QUALITY Another teacher will be added to Grose of Bolton Center'Tuesday, ton correspondent, Mrs- n Monday through Frida.v War, QuJllf W.al VJuJ tracts. also honored for four and two 8 A. M. to 12 noon and I to 5 The'board approved plana of the N iig a ri Starch 12-OZ FKG 19c Prudence * **^ mef Hash woztm 31c ye.ars perfect attendance, respec­ P. M. Saturdays 8 io It. 0 school staff to hold graduation ex­ tively. Ruth and Alice Bo.sworth V e a l L e g s SOFT MEATED, MILK-FED LB 5 9 < ercises, at the school portico on Monday. June 15. received , four year pins as did • Painting Planned Margaret McKinney. Terry M. OSTRINSKY COOKED HAMS The lu ll’s' Fellowship of Bolton D'ltalia received a three year pin Sm oked Tongue I'S'nmS 5 5< Congrjgjltlonal Church are planr ning toiiiSdertake the job of paint­ NtBLiTS MEXICORN ing tW -., parsonage later this B e e f Liver. sfL^^’w^TERN l. 4 5 < monthl', r t' WHOLE KERNEL CORN N ^ i b l e t s SHANK About ..25 men and their wiyes PORTION were priabnt at Tuesday’s meeting The Blue Box Is Here .. . .^J4taL Q uality P icn ic ^ a voritci! to hear;!'an Illustrated talk oh PORTWM Korea by Major Henry Hilliard of First At Your First Notional Stores , ManchMkr. Slides shown included 2 12-OZ TINS J J c 2 v^-OZTIN$23^ ^ 12-O^TINS 3 9 * scenic of the Korean coun- A l l Beef Frankfurts 55< trysida^i^ cities, army posts and Rothmund's Dutchman's Brand m srborg^ well as several taken in Sk in le ss F ra n k fu rts 1-LB PKG 55c Jilpan. , - Six at Drill __ Pork Sausage ?ire <3iief Peter Massolinl and Here’s Sauaage perfection . . . a iongy, delicious pork sausage Camain."£. E; Perkins report' a M inced H dm OR Bologna^B 59< tumpu^.df six men at the first . . . seasoned and made from an exclusive Pennsylvaaia Dutch BU R N H A M & recipe . . . Just as the Pennsylvania Dutch prepared fheir fa­ aiw a/u> mid-w^sk drill held last night. Liverw urst lb 59< Potato Salad 29« The gtti^p will become familiar mous home made sausage . . , with that distinguished real pork * ^ 0 ^ 1 I with mMtntion of equipment and Savor! FRlSM-ftYies. or Mnovor ■ - !ocatlO&';Xjt implements -on the B M paratu&'\fui well .ns their use. The You'll he surprised how little they shrink nr shrivel , . .. Try BEEF Wednestey meetings will be held them . . . You’ll disenver a new taste thrill and enjoy the cSea ^ooJ X^aiued! u every dtber week. An alternate A DELICIOUS ITALIAN STYLE series «lt;::^lls is held evci-y other "FLAVOR YOU'LL NEVER FORGET." BEEF STEW lb 4 3 c SAUCE. NICELY SEASONED A>>ID Fresh Haddock Fillet Sunday rirtornirig at 8 o’clock. .._..15’/j OZ TIN EUGENE ROTHMUND, INC.^OMERVILLR, MASS, • OF COURSE MADE WITH" THAT fresh AAaekerel The I^ td n baseball team will FAMOUS B & M QUALITY CONTROL 20-OZ TIN play LOba^n in that town Sunday Split AAockerel pa n ready i,b 3 3 c . at 2;30 p-.'.lh. with team members \ 32¥'Si’a S “"’ ****^®*i^ m o ce requested‘'tcr’j‘j^ort at 1:45 p. m. I All those who with to.play Sunday Fresh Halibut lb 4 3 c 1AOZ TIN 19c must report fqr'.practice Ertdsy at the school diamond at 8:30 p. m‘. according to an announcement b.v EENEY, MEENEY, MINEY, MO:.. Dahlen Neverette, publicity man- - ager for'the local group. FRIEND'S BAKED McKinneys' Hosts To Which Market Shall I Go? Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred McKinney NEW ENGLAND'S ORIGINAL BRICK OVEN of Rocky River, Ohio, are guests X BAKED BEANS. YOUR CHOICE OF CALIFORNIA TYPICAL EVERYDAY SAVINGS FRESH FRUITS Sl VEGETABLES of Mr. and Mrs. Everett T. Mc­ ^ Kinney of Bolton Notch. They will "LETS SHOP AT KLEIN’S” PEA BEANS, ’VntOW EYE OR RED KIDNEY BEANS 28-OZ TINS attend commencement exercises at Tufts College’’'this week end when . Tivery week we are offered “ Good Buys” in meata SWKT,JUia their daughter, Barbara, will be which we refuse because they don’t come up to our stand­ graduated from Jackson College, FRIEND'S BROWN BREAD ^oz 'n i 7« TL 14-OZ TINS 3 3 e RED RIPE “ women’s department at Tufts. ards. You can always rely, upon our meats to be truly, Finast Tomato Juice r ' 25< WATERMELOHS Arriving here jUst after the top quality through and through. Cleveland area was hit by its tor­ JUNE IS DAIRY A40NTH nado disaster, Mrs. MyKinney It's easy to see why our delicatessen department ih CAUFORNIA J SWEET lEAUTY U telephoned heme to be assured gaining such widespread popularity. Folks go out of FINAST P lu m s 2-LB LOAF ^tbat suburban Rocky Rlvkr had ITieir way to shop Klein’s where they always find some­ Standard Tomatoes 2't>m? 39< Cheese Food FOR EVERY CHEESE USE - >* bad hail, thunder and lightnihg but thing different. Why don’t you? nV,storrrt damage. \ BORDEN'S CALIFORNIA BING ' U -'•W e furnish every thing-but the appetite; ■ =•.. Cheese Spreads RELISH, OUVE PIMENTO; PINEAPPLE • 5 P J JAR j 3 < - ' M^as'Morma Strong of Manxes-' p«*ii«.s 3^^^^ — BORDEN'S RORIOA - - 5 0 Z JAR 2 5 ? DOZ fOR^f^OSTy FRvh ZA-REX BLUE, SMOKEY, VERA-SHARP RICH IN VITAMIN C PHILADELPHIA X NATIVE ICHERG R tfR m M m ^ , . Strawkerry 3 ^ 1.00 Kraft Cream Cheese 3-OZ PKG 1 5 < FULL PINT M AKIS A FULL GALLON le ttu c e A SALAD FAVORITE HDS lUAUTY KLEIN’S CLOVERDALE -QTR Smjthfield Cream Cheese 8-OZ CUP 3 5 < ERAGIS FOOD STORE & LOCKER PLANT LE ROLL 20c PRINTS ^ CALIFORNIA l& ir - FRESH, CRISP. CRUNCHY BCHS PINT JUG C a rro ts 161 CENTERST. — TELEPHONE MI-9-7256 Kraft Old English Cheese M LB PKG 3 7 * "THE MEATING PLACE" ALLSWEET, BLUE BONNET, QTR / HEALTHFUL ^ j g DELRICH, PRINTS Mm M ^ FRESH CREAMERY LBROU 7 4 * Cauliflower nutritious OPEN DAILY UNTIL 6 P. M. FUUIT FLAVOniD SYBUPS NWCOA,PARKAY Brookside Butter Evarfgeline M ilk EVAPORATED I U*A OZ TINS ALL POPULAR ^ f W I F T M I H G : -. M OST OIGTSTtBlT SttORTENtNC^ NOW ON SALE! O ld Hundred Ice Cream FLAVORS PT PKG ’ On« 8-«z tin maitM CONURVE YOUR LINENS - Orange Juice 1'A pints of pum Orsi^a Juke 2 ^ Z T I N S ^ / < SOMITHING NIWI ! SWIFTNING - 90 PROnCT YOUR FAMILY HEALTHI Quaiit^VaLsal LO W E R f nn c 0 i l Grape Juice ^2 5 0 Z tins 39* > ■ MEAT lALLS : IS-OZ <%r Peas GARDEN GREEN 2 10OZ PKGS 35* FARMS Chef Boy-ar-dee WITH GRAVY TIN. JDC Ridiinond Ptachas 2 2»-OZ TINS 55c GOOD Old Fashioned Corned Beef Hash '^iN^ 2 9 c Finast Grapt Jnict 24-OZ ITL 27c SWANSON’S CUT-UP CHIM IN "CHOICE NATIVE POULTRY- ECT FROM FARM JO YOU' CLOROX Finast Com c« am styu ' ^ ztins c LUCK 2 7 29 Graptfnat Juki 2 tms 2 1 c MARGARINE ChickM Brsuts u |.05 OncIcm Lstp ' u tge A'Whole L^rf Poultry Farms FAMILY tt JREAU'SI 9‘ Richmond Tom atoes\ >? ouin 19c Finast Sauarkraut -^2>^T^ QTR X b CIOROX b ie Aches, Giicksn TUghs « Otbnp' FfysK’’’~":u‘ 69< STYLE ROLL PKG PRINTS PKG A BUND OF THREE CEREALS AND PURE MOLASSES, PACKED WITH MIRAIEL ± I ^ Z J A » 3 5 c &aaB.sl-Rin-- '•«: k <:34c I [QUALITY CHICKIN or iTt"' b a l a n c e d PROTEiNSfWRAVlTAMN^^^ X'... EACH MSINFECTS AND TO BROIL OR FRY Blue Label Ketchup 14-dZ ITL 17c Unit Uqsia Stircli 320Z ITL 17c WHITENS UNENS ENJOY COFFEE SAVINGS SW ANSON POULTRY PRODUCTS Finest M ustard ihozjar12c Rnast Whole Beets 2 '«^ ztins2 9 c BACKS O ... D U JOAN CAROL MILD PLEASING Boned Chicken 41c Chicken A LA King'°TiN^. Soup Stock AND NECKS TIN , 4 7 c Sliced Pkkies KOSHER STYLE QT JAR 25c Finast Spinach 2 ll-OZ TINS 29c Boned Turkey soz tin 3$c Butter-Egg & H oney Bj’e a d '‘°” » i i 1 9 < Chicken Spread 25c '/• GAL 2 Rkkmoiid Steak Salmon 35c Dainty Jells all flavors 3 regkgs17c RICHMOND Chicken FriCdssee 14-OZ TIN 5 3 i JUG SPECIAL RICH, FUU-BODIED M aine Sardines 3 ^^^z tins 25c Glim sues MAKER ,, 12-OZ ITL 33c lb: Jelly Doughnuts 29< PKG OF 6 2 5 < Portugese Sardines 4hoztin17< Seedless Raisins FINAST 2 15-OZ RKGS 35c KYBO SPECIAL REG OR DRIP GRIND **»®«>WCTS Raisin Cluster EACH W lLBItrs NO-RUB FLOOR WAX VACUUM LI SKOM PACKED TIN CUT-UP POULTRY Hermits Hox'aRTi COPLEY "BUY THE PARTS YOU LIKE BEST" 2‘ SAU! Sr; ;«. iARGE PKG fIBST NATIONAL^ STORES BREASTS, LEGS, WINGS, LIVERS, BOTH TINS Rlc MRS. riLRIRT'S SWIFT'S GERBER BABY FOODS NO-tOi GLASS POLISH PT TIN JJg ^ CHEER JOY BACKS and NECKS, GIZZARDS MARGARINE QTRS LB 2 7 c IVORY SNOW MIATS FOR RARIIS SUDS M A K IR Strained 4 ( TIN /|C 1, 0 23c. 1 2 21c LB PKG pr MUFFIN MIX /T I,. ' OPEN THURSDAYS UNTiLStP. M. Onien «-oitin19ci FIRST n a t i o n a l STORES ItJi OZ KG I 8 c ^ ..1 • I • ■ 'h X: \ . ' ■ \ I 'X ' ' i ' z " V: /i /■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1958 P A G E T E N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY. JUNE 11, 1953 Connecticut Co\incll of Woman’s camp will be held from June 17 to Berry Supper Set will meat at "th a horns o f the C o v e n ti^ Republican Clubs’ executive board. 24. OHLY THE fHESHESr, Ellington residant Mrs. Charlaa Hain on All Tolland.'County Republican Cpl. William J. Meagher of this omert road June 16 at 8 p. m. town is one of two Connecticut women are Invited to a tea at the ' At Bolton (Church Herman Usher of Ellington ave­ National Guardsmen selected to REPdEST, SWEETEST Children’s Sunday Governor’s residence June 23 from nue haa received a certificate .for Departing! Music Teacher 3 p. m. to 5 p. m. Those wishing attend a special Arm y OAcer Can- complaUng. ,.tha. Jlzst -third . oLLa. 16“attend ma.v'conf*rt'Tifrs:''’Tyier Bfdat,e TSChooT ■ fo r meitsbe’r* e rth e ... One'oT the Bmiitifawbefry sup­ - Services Planned banking ceurqa from the Hertford or Mrs. Holway. Transportation National Guard at Ft. Riley, Kaft.: pers,of the season will be served Abe try delidou* Hood ChocelaM Chapter of the American Institute Honored at Testimonial will be furnished. this summer. Cpl. Meagher is with at United Methodist Church in of Banking. — ^— Artivltira Tonight Company A. 160th Infantry Regi­ Bolton Saturday from 5:30-7 p.m. Dfiok aod CMce Drink. Awifl- Ellington, June 11— fJP)— A »pe- ment, in Manchester.. Mrs. Fred Warren la chairman o f able at yoor fayorita..food_ eial aenvice climaxing the work of The salad aupMr with straw­ L. L ittle'w ill—also ~ Robcrt.son School girls’ soflbaU berry ahortcaka daaaert which will Coventry. June 11— ( Special! team will plav the Mansfleld State th . event being spohabred by the' Mere or from year tha ~ Eiliiigtcm C6njpegatl6nal Mr*. Lydia Allen, music super­ birthday Monday. Manchester Evening Herald Women's Society for Christian be served by the LJB.8. women of Training School and Hospital at reoM salesman. Church School will be held Sun­ visor in the CJoventry School GOP Nj^tea Coventry correspondent,.; Mrs. Service. the church on Friday, June 10, S P fC M S A i t d:!.*! tonight St Mansfleld Depot. gvstem for the past 15 yearsi will Local representatives Mrs. Paul­ Charles U IJttle, telephone Fll- day at 10:45 a. m. with^ all chil­ from 5:30 p. m. on through the Other activities tonight Include: Mrs. John Erickson Is In charge evening haa some added featuraa not return for the next school ine B. Tj-ler and Capt. Walter S. grim 2-8281. dren BCheduled to taka part in the Double graduation-of kindergarten of the kitchen and Mrs. Walter such as a variety sale table and year. She was presented a watch Keller, with Mrs. Philip I. Holway and Grade 8 of Coventry Day Miner,' the dining room. Tickets workshop. the "lady with a hundred pockets." ind a substantral sum of money ‘ and John F. Chappelle, chairman School, open to public. 7:.30 in the PIER.SAL TIR.S M ARK and decorations will be handled by Mra. John Arena, church school This is the first project of the and vice chairman, respectively, of | Mrs Charles T. E. Willett. Reser­ durinfc an informal testimonial First Congregational Church, St. txluis. June 11—idh- Jim superintendent, haa arranged the new officers this year. • the Republican Town committee, i vations for the supper are being tea_ and mu.aical proBram in her Souyi Coventry; Nathan Hale Piersall's rutme 'was listed among af f air-wltii -Revc -Kenneth Johnson "honor Tuesday h i p l in will at fend a dlatfihl dinhel- mpet^+ the m ajor' leVgue record-hoiders' taken by "MFa. Erickson anTl'M'rs.' - -Town -Cl ar k—Mrs.' Marjorie Community.^Center executive and and the entire teaching ataff. The ertson School. The majority of the ing at the Homestead Inn, Somers, .Organizational committees, S today. The sophomore Boston Red Charles Warren. The fuli menii. in­ Brady has received official motice Pilgrim Singera Children’a Choir of the referendum to be held qn classes of the local system were .Thursday. y o'clock' In the Center building: Sox outfielder banged out six hits cluding baked beans, appeared !n will aing. Mr. Johnaon will conduct June 99,..Voters will decide on pro­ represented in the musical pro­ Mrs. Tyler has been appointed Rifle Club, 6 o'clock, practice in in six consecutive times at bat In an advertisement in last night's* the baptiam aervice. posed amendments to the Connec­ gram. The Parent-Teacher As­ campaign activities chairman'and the State Armory. Wlllimantic. - yesterday's twilight game against edition of The Hersld. Mrs: Holwa.v the politlcaJ/'>dura- Notes the St. Louis Browns. Piersall is Anyone having children to be ticut State Constitution. sociation was In charBe, " baptized on Children’a Sunday are Mrs. Allen has added a day and tion chairnifin of the^ Tolland Winihrop Merriam. Jr., of South the 31.»t player to turn the trick. A three-to-four-poiind piece of .4- Pereonala aaked to contact Mr, Johnaon. a half to the school proBiams in County Woman's Republican As­ Coventry will serve as a page at Jim Bottomley of the St. Imuia corned beef will need about three Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Miller W iJfavM t M Itwir Trias $» A tf Cgffn h Tw Ywsl several adjacent tdwna. She would sociation. 'Mrs. H.oh»-ay ha.s also the general assembly of the 2.3rd Cardinals and Doc Cramer of the hours' rooking. Cover the beef with Roast Planned spent their vacation in Moscow, be unable to give added and need­ been appointed co-chairman ■ of National 4-H,Club Gamp at Wash­ Philadelphia Athletics were the water and simmer slowly, do not OiMMy Odry M m M SfaM If 4« The Sta-weds committee, which Ohio, with Mrs. Miller's parents. i ed time to the local school system. club program planning ■ for the ington. (D. C., on .lime 18. The only ones to do it twice. boll, until tender. conalats of Mr. and Mra. Patrick Mr. Miller la lecturer of Ellington Everyone is waiting for coiiee prices to come'down. A&P has done Mer saiceesSor ■ has not""been'- an*^- Ooae. co-fihairmer^ M t., and Mra. o f F. M. SWISS CHEESE DOMISTICCUTS those,of the Young Mothers Club SriskRf (Qu a r te r lb p r in t s - lb p k g Wednesday at practice at 7 p. m. Sliced Cheese MEt-O-ItTAiWHiCAN . at the Plains Athletic Field, South Corned Beef Dtckla Off LIBBY'S Coventry. Further details can be FREE DEUVERY ON ORDERS OF $5 or MORE 1 L8 A 4 C Ched-O-Bit FOR EVERY CHEESE USE LOAF Q O had from Mrs. Robert L. Le- PINEAPPLE JUICE 1QT14 0Z CAN 2 9 Lacheur. , U « A C Members of the Gledhilf ‘Emer­ OPEN ALL UAY SUNUAY 14 O Z Ci^epm Cheese" KRAFT'S OR ■ORDfN't pkg gency Squad, Inc., will have a VEAL LEGS practice session on F irit Aid and LYNDEN'S JAR BONED TURKEY 9 1 Aged^heddar •ENGH CURED u 5 9 = Rescue Technique tonight at 7,30 All at the home of Miss June D. ANN PACE Loomis, Route 44. North Coven­ Watta try. Capt. Shirley E. Gledhill will Evis. Tntke3rs Ramevad BLOCK CHUCK POT ROAST ^ 39c SALAD DRESSING Pt 2 5 *-Q t Jar 4 5 SNOW CROP FROZEN be in charge. Birthdays SmaN FOR EVERY WASH- IGE 0 4 C Susan Lyman and Cherjd Ann ARLE PURPOSE PKG. Educator Soltines U ttle observed their ninth birth­ Smak'ad RIR OVEN ROAST 55c Sail Detergent PKG 25' GREEN PEAS days yesterda.v, and Robert A. SHOULDERS Laan 10'/i OZ l y C YELLOW 11R13 0 Z # ,O C 10 OZ m m C Iona Tomato Puree 2 CANS ■r lonoPeoches CLING CAN 28' Allen is fl today. Mrs. Clinton H. PKGS 0 3 Myers also observes her birthday » . YUKON-POPUIA LUNCHEON 1J OZ 2 Frath SHORT STEAKS ^“iTSc . 3 ^ ^ 3 2 1 Treet or Spam _ today. John W Rose. wiU observe' .jpeY.er.w ge*. flavors co.nten ...... MEAT ______C A M ..„ ^ .0 .____ -SNOW-CROP-FROZEN-.... “"Tils- birthday Saturday; Pamiela Grbuind^ ,, 14 OZ T i^ c ASSORTED FLAVORS ' M 6 OZv m m C Rose \s1ll be 0 Monday. Charles Del Monte Ketchup ROT • • kool-Aid SUMMER DRINK O PKGS J a 0 BOTTOM JliiUNb ROASTS ^ 7k Fli-LIN G ORANGE JUICE 2 CANS rI# Krispy Crackers SUNSHINE PKG* ' * 2 7 ' Chicken Pie ONE PIE BRAND CAN*»OC Lb. OQe AND MEAT RAILS r j iR DEL M 1 LR 4 OZ e TPC STEAKS CANNED HAM Spaghetti DINTY MOORE TIN 3 7 ' Sliced Pineapple MONTE cans 0 t (9-11 LB. A V E R A G E ) 5 0^ mme SULTANA VO'/j OZ Boned Chicken SWANSONS JAR C Stuffed Olives MANZ. JAR J W i . . . . . H I-800R E 2 Baked Beans 1 LB .12 OZ Pard Dog Food CANS1 LB QQC^ * FRIEND'S 2 CANS CREAMERY BUTTER 69c OVEN BAKED BjANS FRESH FRUITS AND JANE PARKER-FORMERLY I9c ANN PAGE SHOULDER - VEAL CHOPS u . FANCY, CHQICC OUTS OF ' c . RED KIDNEY, YEUOW EYE SHOULDER PORK CHOPS : t b . s y SANDWICH PKG OF 8 TOMATO 4 ■CANScans3 7 NICE SOl Id h ea d s ICEBERG CHUCK CORNED REEF or PEA BEANS Lb. s y PECAN FUDGE SQUARE 3 ^ ^ Over LEJUV SllEWraC lE E r Devil's Fbbd JANE PARKER Puddings ASS'T. FLAVORS ANN PAGE 3 pte r r 1 LB a m C a 1 lb 12 jlT f C MATCHLESS DOLUR VACUES! BAXTER'S MASHED 14 OZ 4% |P C 2 CANS 0 0 A CANS • 1 / Three Hundred SUCED DEEP UVER u 4 9 « Blueberry Pie JANE PARKER e a 4 9 ' Potatoes FROZEN-PRICED LOWI 2 PKGS A w AOZ I Q O Satisfying, delicious flavor you'll Finished Monuments and LETTUCE 2 29^ Jelly Streussel JANE PARKER Pineapple Juice DOLE'S FROZEN CAN 10 RoNf of Ciiorniin ToHot Tissu* . $1.00 level They're beked to perfection. Markers In Our Display AMERICAN R0L06NA OLD SOUTH M 6 OZ V C Yard To Choose From! BALDWIN EATING OR GOOD SIZE SEEDLESS White Bread JANE PARKER lOAF 15' Orange Juice FROZEN-FRESH A CANS A # 12 Cons U mMIo Bey De^ Food . . $1.00 The Finest In COOKING CALIFORNIA NAVEL " SUCED VEAL LOAF WOODBURV'S s o a p 3 RFCULAI pAKLSls 25'2 5 ' AMERICA'S FOIIMeST POOO RnAlllR . . . SINCf I CSV _____39 BROWN BREAD FRIEND'S CAN 17' Design 24 8-Oz. Bonles of Assortod Seda $1.00 WOODBURY'S SOAP UNIT Rf 4 36' r e i B | v y e | M It OZ. PKG. FROZEN 0^ , „ Workmanship 4 Jars Gloo Club Strdwborry Jam $1.00 APPLES O r a n g e s WHEAT HONNIES ^ 2' 24' \ M aterial RANGER JOE RICE HONNIES 16' mw m Strawberries 3 >» 89^ 7 CoRS of Armour's Evaparatod IH8 BfflAT ATUNTIC 8 FACIfIC TIA COMFANT ntreti H 8 lb«i 44 fesreni884 Uwwen SuikrOTp >F*ff Y3 *84 tffMfivt m tRii CtFunuRltf Md Vuinitr. Cutting done in our own PAilk ...... $ 1 .0 0 shop from the rough stone 59*^ dox. $ ' r- to the finished memorial. 229^^ SWANSON CHICKEN PARTS JOY 3 Quarts Long Keskor DM FicMos $1.00 SWEHHEART SOAP SWEHHEART SOAP WESSON OIL M A20U SALAD OIL UPTON'S SOUP MIX Redeerri coupoti worth 10c NEW TEXAS FRESH PICKED NATIVE ' Agrees With Your Skin Agrees With Your Skin Liquid Shortening For Cooking and Salads Leg s •> T h ig h s Pkf. 9 9 « 4 44-Os. Cobs Gloa Club Temofa toward' purchase of 2 ChkkM NotAf 3**«35' MANCHESTER regular size. UNIT IT 4 NtCULXR C4KIS 23' uNiTor I4UI c*«c5 32' ■ piRT 37' en n tj]' CALLM2J1 MEMORIAL Juico ...... $1.00 -a- ^ mttli 3 Q ' TMMto-VifBtabk 3**"S5' COMPANY ITS STRAWBERRY TIME! 974 MAIN ST.y MANCHESTER -J ^ SPINACH IN ST. JAMES BLOCK—FREE PARKING NEXT TO STORE ONIONS CHEER A. AIM ETTI. Prop. OPEN THURSDAY UNTIL • P. M. With Evory OniBr of 10 tr Ovor DA2ZLE LIQUID STARCH ' IVORY SNOW UNIT COB. P E A B L ami HARRISON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY UNUL 8 P. M. Redeem coupon worth lOq S ' Redeem coupon "worth 10c STREETS Handy laundering aid Miller's Dill Pickles 25' SHORTCAKE toM'qrd purcho.'ie of 2 toward purchase of 2 Laundry Starch Oppooite Eaat OMnetcry You Got 12 Bottlof of Assortoi SoAa MILLIR'S KOSHIR DILL MILLtR’S KOSHER DILL Ige pkgs or 1 giant size Ige pkgs or 1 giant size ^ (YOU PAY DEPOSIT ON BOTTLES ONLY) y u o n 4 29r •“**'1 7 ' ' ** 3 3 ' 3 - 25< . T ELEP H O N E Ml-8-5807 NOW 2)1RIPMS27' » ' ' L4M( Pkatit 30'' WhoU P ic k le s qt 33' Gfierkins ^ quart 3 5 ' _2, ■ 2 r*ciu4*$ 5 5' or lu -a a a a a BISCUITS DOZEN AIR CONDITIONED ■I.- . • ’ t Opca Soadaya ,^ 1 I I 1 ^ U r M aad Savo Moaey OPEN A lt DAY SUNDAYS (■ 1 r- / V! / /■A (r- . f • ' ' I .1 .V.

. J;.. PACETWCiLVB MANCHESTER.gVENIMG HEKAU), A^NCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, JUNE 11. 1953 o( "MANCHESTER EVENIN& HERALD,; l^ANCHESTER, CONN-, THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1953 PAGE THIRTEEl^ -said. “How would I- be friendly spond' to -’treatment— in- three uate Two Avengers with them?" months an operation might be. ne­ Puts On Blue Bonnet Parade, Rites to Mark Ike Regime Ttvo Not Barnard Piiplls cessary. Old Takes u Good Look at the New Postmen to Walk Twice Tuesday: *•"" ' -J ' Dinner Speaker Previously, it had been under­ The Tour other boys Involved in : To Get most Foreign Aids Are Unknown stood that ail five boys involved in the two fights have been quest­ iElks Lodge Installation To Cast Out the two fights were Barnard pu­ ioned by police and one of them^ For The Money! O ver H a lf o f Cerehi) I Pa lsy pils. but today Richard S. Byers, 16-year-old William K. Carson, 52 Vi€ilm ~of “First'Beating^ prinelpat-of--the—Bamard-Schooiv ■ Well*’ stfeOl, was '' presented'"W Bill Slashed said that two of the boys were not Town Court yesterday on -charges G ^oup o f 4 8 0 W ill B e leptnring' knight; Everett Moore, AllScaniSjal students at that school. HonatiW is ~ 'treaiurer; Walter Gruaha, secre­ Is Puzzled About As* of breach of the peace' and as­ Initiated in Ceremony tary, and Edward Serrell, tiler. sault on Attacker Carl said he knew the names Of sau lt^ SOOM^on; Exalted Ruler McVeigh has also (CoBtioaed From Page One) the t'woCfiieney Tech boys, btit that Carson, whose ca.se w as con­ 'More than half the money cdl-f live cooperation; special education was all. __ _ _ _ ...1 ------I Saturday at Armory appointed the following men to • -Carl March, ■ the'13-year-old tinued for one - week yesterday, lected -in 'next Tuesday night's; for the cerebral palsied; and jiub- (CoBtiBued from Page OBe) -p ^ ■ , ^ . posts: Edward Edgar, inner guard; York. He plans to retu rn to- the H e dlcl iwyi ' however, th a t he” was one of the two who admin­ lie information. White House Sunday night. Barnard School pupil whose se­ knew the boys who attacked him cerebral palsy drive will remain in JJistory in Elkdon will be made ^ Hemingway, chaplain; istered the second beating Mon­ That no T-;ferenduma on the The Bridgeport clinic provides Chiperfleld said be -did not be­ here Saturday when Manchester ^ Maurice Gaudet, esquire, and Aime In Minneapolis his address at vere beating last Thursday was and that he had even considered Manchester for the aid of the cere-' day. high school and Keeney Street diagnostic services; physical, oc-- lieve the military items, which the convention of the National "avenged” by two boys reported to one of them something of a friend. bral palsied of this town, Raymond ; cofnpriae the bulk of the measure,, has its first Elks Lodge insUlled Girard, organist. Trustees will be Carl was beaten by the two boys The names of the three other cupatlonal and speech therapy; Ju n io r C ham ber of <;k)mm«?rce wa.s be his friends, today denied that School can be included on the ma­ ;ency E. Gorman, co-chairman of the lo- ^ and recreational and occupational should be reduced much if at aU^. in the Barnard. School yard for bo.y.s, all of them under 16,'have cal drive, said recently. ' { at ceremon.es in the state armory. I EnglUh, four years; Harry devoted to what he called "the he even knew his so-called "aveng- chines In the June 22 statewide program s. He aaid economic aid could stand allegedly insulting their girl not been released by police be­ According to Gorman. 55 per The local Lodge 1893 will initiate pirato, three years; Otto Herr- constant co'ntrollihg consideration eM." • special election appeared- possible Postmen to Collect paring. ♦80 ..candidates into its nvember-^^n in our national life— our nation's friends. cause they ma.v he turned over to cent of the money raised here will .....At. h is h o m e .a t A48 H illstow n juvenile authoritte.s.---- todaY with the announcement of a lUgfat . . The Manchester-drive to. raise man Wiley (B-Wia) of tha ship along with insUUitional rites Vichl. one year, s'ecu'rUy." ' ' ' road today, Carl, a blood clot in The second fight occurred in the -■Tks Tcepr 'In Taai^^^ committee told newsmeSTi same place late Monday afternoon funds for the cerebral palsied will to-be performed by members, of Dinner at .\rmory In his speech, the President de­ his right eye tesUfylng to the ex­ ruling on the election by Attorney per cent will go to the national consist entirely of Tuesday night's he thought the figures approved the Grand Lodge. , Following the ceremonies,.. Elks fended his hotly debated plan to when the two older boys assaulted S'HLL TBAMMATE.S General George C. Oonway. , Cerebral Palsy fund and 20 per W’alk by local letter carriers. by hia committee should have a. tent of the beating he received, one of March’s assailants. MRS. root RMRA The historic occasion will begin will be guests at a dinner to be cut the Truman administration's said, "Those kids aren't my This afternoon, Charleh S. By Herter cent to Connecticut Cerebral Palsy Starting at 6 o'clock they will "pretty good" chance of winning- Hospitalized Two .Days a t 2 o’clock in the afternoon and served in the armory. Wives of Air Force budget about five bil­ friends. I don’t even know them.” Durham, N. c .—m — Three You, too, will love Blue Bonnet House, chairman qf the Board of headquarters in Bridgeport. retrace the steps of their regular final senate concurrence. His mother, Mrs. John L.’March, members of the same high school Plan Local Conunlttefi continue all evening._A parade Elks here Will prepare the dinner lion dollars. Replying to such He sl.so said he could not under­ Margarine's delicate, sunny-aweet Education, was conferring with (CoatlauM From Pago Oao) routes, knocking on the doors of He said the Eisenhower admin- from Memorial Field to the armory while a Hartford waiter's group critics as Gen. Hoyt S. Vanden- said a muscle in the Carl's eye la football team may be regulars on flavor! Bi.ue Bonnet makes bread, Conwey to establish whether hla Gorman said a local committee those who have indicated their iatratlOn' already had cut the for-’ stand why the two boys who took injured and that the eye has will open tile activities imthe af­ will serve the dinner. Mrs. James berg, Air Force Chief of Staff, It upon themselves to as.sault one the Duke University eleven this- toast, hot rolls, and vegetables taste ruling did affect Manchester's will be formed soon to determine willingness to contribute to the eign aid program more than two Carolyn Ann Dart double vision. Aslanian, Nancy, 5, Worcester. ternoon prior to the armory cerc- McVeigh, a me'mbcr of the Rock­ without actually naming any of the two Barnard School boys fall. They are Sonny Sorrell, end; bfUfr than ever! questions. Bailey, Henry, Weatboro. the best use for Manchester's drive. |UIIlon dollars under what former She also said that Carl, who was ^Y o u ’ll appreciate lue onnet i monic.s. ville Emblem Club, is in charge of names, Elsenhower said the pio- who ganged up on him. Tom Wood, tackle, and Ronnie B B ’ House said he would seek an Benoit, James F., Worcester. share of the funds. According to the plans of the President TrUman propoMd for fla- ■ • The group will be the large. business recession. He mainted lb tiohs assigned them. Manchester's BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son m onths beyond 'June 30, the pres­ cent weeks. We feature one of the NAVEL ORANGES Doz. 59c town can include "any question Hakala, Arni, 37 Holden. Allen, a member of the board, . ___ .Warrantee Deed H er^rt McKlnhey. Robert Noren, est style worn by Mi.ss Em ily Robert" Hawley, Mrs. J. S. Brown, should have diaqualified himaelf in­ day this year, Martin had decided lodge will bring up the rear. to Mr. and Mrs. William Major, ent expiration date. Taft's ” announcement drew a largest and finest selectiorts which is to be voted on by the Hakala, Liisa,' 6, Holden (daugh­ -Mrs. T. E. Brosnan, Mrs. Albert to split the difference and pay for Herman O. Bchendel and Mary Charles lAthrop, Mrs. llva <3ood- The office of Dr. Thomas slectors of that town only.” te r). Smith, at the 30th anniversary asmuch as he resides very' close to A color guard from local Na­ Rockville; a daughter to Mr. and tribute from Senate Democratic of fresh fruits and vege­ WASHED AND CLEANED banquet of the Manchester Girl Robinson, Miss Emily Smith, Mrs. one but not for the other. J. Schendel to Joseph Sullivan and child, Mrs. Ajiee Clampet and Mrs.o; Mrs. John Aceto, 387 Parker Qualifying Phrase H annah, Mrs. LilHa^n, 31, W or­ the area and owns property in the tional Guard units also will be in leader Lyndon B. Johhson of Scout, Council, last nl9;ht at St. Charles Crockett. Miss Jessie A. W. Bilik, union representa­ Olga Sullivan, property on Spring Frances Wq^er. ' the parade. Some of the usual fun- street: a son to Mr. and Mrs. Cal­ tables in town. M. Healy, 249 Main St., Conw-a-y - said th e legislature in- c e s t e r , - ...... yiclrilt>v- ... . , Rclardcd Aid Uiiil Texas. . Mary's Church. ’ '"I HeWitt and Mrs. G'. 'Wesiley'Jdhes, In addition to the board, Wil­ tive,' bAW today that" rtiembera ; of street-." ...... making units will be scattered in vin Korher, * 177 Middle' Tutmplke NATIVE SPINACH / 3 :Lbii. 25c ' employing this qualifying phrase H arding, R obert, 15. Rutland. Fred' W rall, superintendent of• "No more honorable man than Manche.ster, will be clo.s- A bout 150 form er and present also present commissione)', Miss fred Maxwell and Mrs. Ruth tha Manchester Housing Authority Trade Name the parade. east. Bob Taft has ever .served as Sena­ "evidenced an intent to exclude H arrison, M n . A rth u r R., 44, Eveline Pentland, and executive Paul A. Sapita, doing business the Manchester Water Department - Will Meet Tonight questions which do not require W orcester. adult members of the organization Chambers of the planning and consented last night to enter Into Elk lodge delegations are coming BIRTH TODAY; a son to Mr. tor. or as Senate leader of either director. Miss Jean Campbell. an agreement with the authority’s as Sapita Specialty Co. and Hairy Straw and Ernest ' from Springfield. Worcester, Web­ and Mrs. Raymond Clark, Ware­ ed from June 9th to June determination by . . . the legal Howe, Thomas W.. Worcester. took this opportunity of meeting zoning office were subpoenaed party.” ho said. "No man has old friends, remirtesclng about the four unionized workers similar to Building Permits Morse.y both of the Manchester ster and Southbridge, Mass.,.Provl- house Point. voters, Howe, Mra. Thomas W., Wor- into court. None were called to the Water/Company, attended'the an- ' The Manchester Association for ever been more fair, more unvary- 21st becau.se of sickness,_ past and, jnakliig acquaint­ w'itneaii .ataind, ...... the. one in effect for town work- . To. Alfred Coda for Manchester .dence^.JL.J.,-plua’aame- front Nesr , DISGHA^ED YB8TERDAY> ___ I t.thft.town la forced .to hold .a Mfter (wife). Aual -meating-of ~ Uio Eonneetieut ^ the H*tp of-Retirded Chlldren wlll ifigty fon.^idei aw; m dAiiltig with lTERMFl.flN.^ sr-s separate election for its school ances. J.udge Pickett ordered both " ...... Pipe amr Buppiy, aRemThtts and York state. Elk leaders in the east David and Christopher Wiley, 91 meet tonight at 8 o’clock at the members of the minority.” Ice Cold If you wish. Hutton, Mrs. Annie MacDonald, additions to store building at 340 Water Works Association at th^^^ ^v1ll be on hand to take part in the Chestnut street. Will reopen June 22nd. questions, both could be held at 74, Worcester.. Orchids from Hawaii Phone Bbost parties to file briefs with him by Hippie reported that Martin has Oakdale Tavern in Wallingford to- f Covenant Congregational Church The affair began with a deli­ July 1. Opponents to the change said he will accept a resignation North Main, 98.000. ceiemonie.s. DISCHARGED TODAY: Mrs. a cost of about $3,000, Martin said Hutton, Barbara Ann, 6 W orces­ day; on Spruce street. expect the judge to hand down a To John Bohlin for one-atory, Members of the Grand Lodge Flora Dougan, 107 Pitkin street; today. 'The cost for one is esti ter (granddaughter). cious supper served by members from Joseph Casile, former at With a view to obtaining the of the Brownie and Girl Scout Hearing Ends decision by A ugust 1, I t Is not tendant at the Disposal Area, who five-room dwelling on Ashland will conduct the institution cere­ M artha K asulki, 172 C enter Interest and cooperation of phy- mated at less than 92.000. Jack.son, Rofeert, Worcester. SEEKS OONFEBENCE r monies, first of three big events The Board of Directors has for­ Leaders a.ssociations In the ban­ expected that further court hear­ ia no longer employed by the town. stre e t, 910,000. Tel Aviv, Irael, June 11—(ffl—; stre e t; M;-s. C atherine Ringro.se sician.s In Manchester, the pro­ John.son, M rs. Sigrid, 74, ings will be necessary once the To Paul Dougan for alteratlng In the armory. Officers of the 14 Cornell street; Richard and mally voted to hold the referen Worce.ster. quet hall of the chtirch. At each The Public Utilities Commis­ Foreign Mlnlater Moahe Shaieti’ - gram chairm an. Mr.s. John Mr- place was a beautiful vanda or­ judge has the briefs on the case. and additions to dwelling at 86 Rockville Lodge will conduct the Arnold Benson, 155 Green Manor Elraevy. has planned a series of dumb on Ju n e 22. It would have K aragosian. Anna, 32. sion hearing on the Southern New asked today for *. nseetlag wUk . initiation of the new members. Ex­ to rescind Its vote and set a new chid sent air mail from Honolulu, Residents of the area were rep­ Starkweather street, 90.050. IA, Oen. WUlUas KUey, chief of .7; road: Jane Behnke, 178 East Cen­ panel discussions tp take place ICi CREAM Karra.s, Mr.s. Joan T. Oakdale. England Telephone Company’s ap­ resented by Attorney Herman Lincoln Class alted Ruler Alden E. Bailey, a ter street; James Robinson. 167 date. Hawaii, by Mi.-.s Elizabeth J. Nor­ To Albert C. Miller for altera­ staff for UN obaervera in Palea*-- within the next year, the first at Leland, Mra. Fred. Worcester. Yules. Town Council Charles N. tions and additions to garage at Manchester man, will be in charge High street: Mrs. Lola Newth and T m’o State Quectlone Lovell. Anne G.. Oakdale. ton, who sta rte d Troop 3 in 1921. plication for a rate Increase ended tlBe, to dtsenaa the Jordaa-Bh ~ the meeting tonight witli Dr. Rob­ In memory of her mother, Mrs. Crockett represented the commis­ 244 Middle turnpike east, 9000. of the Rockville corps of officers. daughter, 18 Radding street: Mrs. ert R, Keeney, Dr. Joseph Barry For the referendum on the two Manning, Stanley M., Worcester. yesterday, and pay station calls Enjoys Picnic lael border aituatloB. The installation suite of officei-a Fred H. Norton, first commission­ as well as all other telephone sion, Attorney Raymond Johnson Ann Miner, .37 Haynes street; and Dr. W; T. Moyer participating. constitutional amendments, GOP Marclnkua, Catherine, Worce.s- spoke for Jarvi.s and Attorney IvJtl be composed of pa.-it exalted er of the independent Manchester coaLs m ay be hiked soon. Venna Dascoli. 91 'Trebbe drive: The title of the aeries is "Men­ State Chairman Clarence F. Bald­ ter. Philip Bayer represented the The Lincoln School kinder­ rulers. James H. McVeigh is to be Girl Scout Cotmcll. The hearings ended yesterday Mrs. Jennie Fogarty, 109 Ridge tal Retardation in Manchester, win today urged a large tumouL Marcinkiis, Victor. Worcester realty concern; garten enjoyed a plcnic_ yesterday th | first exalted ruler of the lodge QUALITY l^arger, orchids, also sent from - after three days of cross-examin­ street. Past, Present and Fxituie.” Jhe amendments providalOSt-c', 4 hU6fe*>Hl). morning at Center,. Springs Park hare. Other officers are Charles It is earne.stly hoped all mem­ BEVERAGES THBBEST Certification of the electlmi oF Marsh. Donald. 30, R utland. Honolulu by Miss Norton were ation of company witnes.ses. Fresh Sea Foods Now In Season on Bigelow street. LAhrop, esteemed leading knight; All that the wall flower needs bers will make an effort to attend c ^ ! state officiala on Dec. IS follow­ Mmrtilla, Mrs. V irginia, 80, given to the two charter members If the company, which is seek­ IVViiam R. Frazier, esteemed loyal in order to blossom out on dales this meeting, and others Interested DHICIOUS let CttAM ing a state election, rather than Holden. of the council present last night, ing tq increase Its revenue by The children, cared for by their FISH AND CHIPS WITH OUR FRIALATOR ki|^ht; Daniel Verilll, esteemed is some son. are cordially invited. SODAS AT HOMtt on the opening day of the O neral Mason, Nora, Stoneham. Miss Hazel Trotter, the first sec­ $3,936.()0 annually, has its way, Holiday Wages teacher, Mra. Linn Wagner, and retary, and Mra. F. F. Carpenter, Assembly in January. McDonald, Ethel, Shrewsbury. the five-cent pay station call will four of the mothers, were aerve;l bur new sanitary process gives you a delicious, crisp, And, a Rewrite of the State Con- M ontgom ery, Mrs. Jane D., 55, to Miss Julia Biixton of Spring- disappear in the area covered by ic<> cream, cookies and punch, and field. who started the first troop Issue Settled played games. golden brown food —- Seals in the flavor! Come in and Btitution incorporating its 47 W orcester. SNETCO. try them! FRIED OYSTERS AND GLAMS PACKED tm eesT amendments into a single docu­ Mulhem, John F., Worcester. In Manchester in 1919, to Mrs. Gencial Manager Laurence S. The mothers aiding Mrs. Wag­ ment; N iquette, Jean Paul, 27, Robert E. Purinton. who .started Stone said that the company has Town ;inlon officials and Gen­ ner ye.sterday were Mra. Norman TO TAKE HOME. CALL Ml-9-8009. ' In a letter to all Republican W orcester. Troop 2 In 1920, and to Mrs. Nel­ no way of determining the cost eral Manager Richard Martin Reichel, 26 Lqdge drive; Mrs. FRESH NA’nVE town chairmen, Baldwin said that Noberini, Mrs. Irngarde, 26 Fay- son S. Smith, who became 6 m em ­ of placing a five cent,, call, but agreed at a mediation hearing to­ Chrli^topher McHale, 169 Center the rewritten (institution is "the vllle. ber of the council the year after added that the average cost of day that holiday pay would not be street; Mrs. C. DeCarlfe 16 Bige­ COMMUNITY RESTAURANT JACK FROST SUGAR 5 48c rhost Important document in our it wax started. ■ = m a'inlalhtng "a telephone ha.s in­ giveji for Memorial Day which fell low street and Ktrs! ''"Raymond Noberini. Robert, one, FayriUe Miss Evaline Pentland. present m NORTH MAIN STREET 'HjUlCHEatER time in. the General. Assembly,' (sort). creased from 94.50 in 1947 to $6 on a Saturday but that in the fu- Harwood, 16 Lodge drive. C l commissioner of the Manchester CAMPBELL'S Since the Constitution never be­ O H earn, Catherine, 50, Shrew s­ in 1952. Girl Scout Council, welcomed the fore has been recodified to incor­ bury, . . . that you sovo monoy by shopping at Corro's for tho host O'Malley, John, Worcester. guests on behalf of the council, and TREMOR IS MILD porate the 47 amendments in then Introduced Mrs. J. S. Brown, in top quality moots and woll known brands o f groeory itoms. VEGETABLE SOUP 2 ^^5c TURKEYS proper order, he added, only a le­ Oslund, Charles, two weeks, POUND S Holden. Mrs. John Pickles and Miss 45mily I'ienna. .Austria. June II — CAMPBELL'S - gal expert can read it with under- Smith.'4cing time member.s of the Como in and join our hundreds of sotisfiod custemors who know WAYBEST atanding. Pedersen. Mrs. Mary, Worcester .A slight earth tremor WPM i p OIGKSON & SON they con slidp with confidonco qt Carta's. 1 Pettigrew, Tilley I.. Worcester. organization, who contacted for­ shook the Inmibnirk area of the The polls will be open from 6 mer members to invite them to the S IN C E 1»15 o CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP 15c a. m. to 6 p. m., during the June Regan, Mrs. Elsie M.. Holden. Austrian T}-rol -late last night. 22 special uection. Rice, Dorothy A., 15. Worcester. affair last night. No damage was reported. NATIVE c 1 J Rich, Eben B. Sr., Worcester. Many Answer Roll Call RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL BONELE^ CORNED BEEF ^ c NEDICK'S OR GREEN SPOT Riley, WlUiam. PitUburgh. Pa Mrs. Brown called off the names 75 \ Riley, Sheila, 10, Pittsburgh, Pa. of the many former members pre­ EXTRA LEAN, EXTRA TASTY. ORANGE DRINK CHICKENS (daughter). sent and tliei^she and the other PAINTIN6 AND PAPERHANDIND (To broil of fry). p o u n d s Santon, Elliott L., SI. Worcester. two members of her committee ^ He's the Happiest Bay OF Obituary Santon, Mrs. Elliott L., 56, Wor­ read greetings and congratulatory j ALL WORKMEN INSURED SHURFINB BONELESS VEAL ROLL Lb. c cester (wife). ■mess.ages from form er mem bers In Tawn Since His DELICIOUS FOR POT ROAST 65 16-Oz. Can Slack. Mrs. May, 73, W orcester and Golden Eaglet Scouts. These 260 TOLLAND TURNPIKE MANCHESTER CHICKENS - Smalley, Letty M„ 74, Worcester included Miss N orton, Mr.s. N. A. j CITRUS SALAD 23c Deaths Ste. Helene, Sister, A.A., 48 Burr, another charter member of 1 PHONE MltohoH 9-0920 ANY TIME St. John of God. sister, A. A , 37 the council, artd Golden Eaglet I BEB-WETTING Rubber Garden Hose - Lb.- .^rC"- Mary niEabeth Mullen ■ Srrdhg; Beverly, TS. Bsr^^^ Scoii11 E stlier Ptcft!'e.s, Lnuls'e 'B iirr" LIPTON TEA SALE Miss M ary Elizabeth Mullen. 75, Traupis, A.. Worcester (man) Albulet. Betty Woodruff Hutchin­ (Legs or Breasts). Turbidy, ■ John,- W orcester son and Ruth Wheaton Evans. I PO UffD = of 4 Marshall street, Hartford, BOTTOM ROOND POT ROAST 89c died at her home^yesterday. Sullivan, Michael. 14, Worcester The three Golden Eaglets ore- STOPPEO i CUT FROM CHOICE BEEF. i Lfo. Pkg. 58c She came to Manchester from Trioll, Mrs. James J„ Fayville sent last night. I.*urn Andisio Bel- W hite, E dw ard B.. 13. B arre. flore. L/nilse Dewey Bosworfh and Free from shame,, free from the Brisket of Corned Beef Lb. 59c 1 W are, Mass,, in 1898, later mov­ 48 Tea Bags 47c ing to H artford in 1913. She Heltin, B arbara. 14. Shrew sbury, Alice Mason Richmond, al.so ex- de|>endence of babyhoad a normal lO -lt LB. AVERAGE. Congregational Churrh in Man­ BLOCK CHUCK ROASTS i,h.45c chester. which she joined in 1899, 'The program, ttpstaii'.s In the life. And all because HIS par­ LIPTON'S SOUP and aI.«o of Sunset Rebekali parish hatl, Included group sing­ ents filled out a little coiiptHi ROASTING CHICKENS MTIVE POULTRY, FRYERS. FOWL, ROASTERS Lodge. ing. lead bv Miss Eleanor Gordon like the one below. SUNLIGHT BUTTER 71c She leaves two nephews. Elbert Tornado ProKe of Troop I. and Miss Jean Osmo- TOMATd-VEBETABLE 3 F„r 25c bell, --executive director of . the i DOCTOR FIND.S ANSWER: H. Curtiss of Simsbury and James r o g I r O L C o n E-» Curtiss' of Glen Rock, N. J. Manchester. Girl Scouts: a hiplory The Enurtone patented method, u CUOE STEAKS ' Lb.- -CiUGKEIillOOOLE. 3re25€ CRCMO OLEO _ 2 urn. 49c The funeral -Will be held tomor­ Is Considered of the local-'orgnnizatton -for' the] of correcting ihe bed-wetting T CU'^FROM EXTRA HEAVY CHOICE BEEF past 30 vears presented bv Mls.s 4M W(tst Center Stre«t Mitchell 3-7853 row afternoon at 2 o'clock at the habit was developed and |>err iUiUUI SO IIP-e^ ^ - W atkins..Funeral .Home,---l'42..RaAt- Emily Bmith;, .a skit .oL,a troon-j. ■meeting in th e i920s in unjforros of-' fe^ed -by r«-dfNdor. tqsted by Csnter street.. Burial will be in For Bay State dotdors mill Is recomm'chded by Aspen Grove Cemetery. Ware. that period, put on bv Gouncll dwtors. It has been proved ef­ S U G A R ' members, and a fashion s’low of CORONET BLACK 5 Lb>. 48c Cafad Friends may call at the funeral (Contlnaed Pram Page One) fective In thousands and thoii- TOMATO ASPIC WITH PIRSONAIITY home from 7 to 9 p. m. today. uniforms and camping annarel smiils of cases—corrects l>ed. Selected Fresh Fruits Birds Eye Chicken Pies Pkg. 39c from the year 1912 to the nresenl. George H utton who died In 1947. wetting In from 2 to 4 weeks. 25 FT. REG. $3.79 ...... SALE $3.19 MOONCREST COFFEE “ 7 5 c I neap laait a kiHi M4 with council members and leaders ItiaaiMHla iMiafBTMaitaH The family home was demolished acting as models. 50 FT. REG. $6.85 ...... SALE $5.89 CAMPBELL'S ...... , .. and Vegetables Grand Duchess Steaks pug. S9c SO DRI'G.S— ' ttAtimtm Funerals 'Tuesday and officials assumed the-j . Troop M eeting—Old .Style DM* MW ■ M lae. M RmTi Tm H im mt FANCY bond had been In the house at Participating in the old-fa.shion- ■ -NO ATTACHMENTS; CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP inriaaa. iM fMr Mt 4 a I mUl CM Birds Eye French Fries 2 pug*. 39c least six years. ed troop meeting, which drew | lAiurtone is Imsed on a princi­ 15c *aa Sm ai vM mM FiM. Mrs. Eliza J. Hawes many a laugh from the audience, It’s Contract MADE WITH GEORGIA PEACHES 2 i,. 49e Private funeral services were The .ajnea has been' designated a ple declared sound hy physi­ PHILDEL RED ■ ( were Miss Evaline Pentland, Miss cians and psychologists alike— 2V, C „ 3 3 g Sweet Life Orange Juice 2 31c held in Middletown. Wednesday major disaster area by President Jessie Hewlt*. Miss Eleanor Gor­ DEL MONTE PEACHES afternoon for Mrs. Eliza Jane Fer­ Eisenhower who some officials does not depend upon medicine m i-0 ^ 25c don. Mrs. G.'W . Jones, Mr.-. Gladys.; or “gadgets." 25 FT. REG. $5.25 • • * • I SALE $4.19 LARGE SWEET PLUMS 45e guson Hawes, 77. former resident hoped might st6p here on his w-ay Mever. Mrs. Charles t^lamilton. : of Manchester, and sister of Mrs. to Dartmouth (jSlIege to receive Mr.s. John Boyle' and Mrs, E dw ard i n o t h i n g TO BfV: 50 FT. REG. $9.75 ...... SALE $8.75 STARKIST CHUNK TUNA HOHrS , • - - William John Vennard of 409 Mid­ an honorary degree this week end. M oriarty. Signing Time ! _jr - 31c FANCY, LARGE _mm»m 9M$m J dle Turnpike east. f Search Continues Mrs. Herbert McKinney was The Euiirtone Is not solil! It Mrs. Hawes died at the MJ Remember: FANCY WESTERN Some 2,000 National GTiardsmen F. Irving'Hodge. Robert Lockwood patrolled the devastated area to the tu rn in g point In your IHe. and Andrew Ariderson. prevent looting and keep tinau- .Mail coupon today. AN This Hose is Vs" Diameter Double liaid CARROTS 2 Olio Pkgs. 25c Burial was in the Indian Hill IhorJzed persons away. MORIARTY and MOBIL HEAT Cemetery in Middletown. Col. William Ji'v Bigelow, mili­ WASHED AND CLEANED tary commander of the Worcester ENURTONE CO. ... THREATENS SUIT National Guard area, Imposed 7a home comfort Are A Combination SPINACH i.„ Providence, R. I., Ju n e 11— strict 5 p. m. (e.s.t. I curfew law In 119 Ann St. (.Mil) MANCHESTER PLUMBING MARKET C«Uo Pkf. 19e ()P)—The New Haven Railroad the area after reporting "there’a THAT CAN'T BE BEAT! T SOUTH MAIN STREET served Botire by mall on com- - been looting. Just how much we MORIARTY Bros. Hartford, Conn. FRESH NATIVE , ^ mcrciiU tru ck ers In Rhode -Is* don't know." ^ & SUPPLY CO. land. Massachusetts and Con- Ail but pass holders, police and 3 1 5 CENTER ST. N am e ...... 1...... - nevticut yesterday that It will 1 ' BROCCOLI ) Bunch firefighters have been ordered to A ddress FRED T. BLISH. JR., Pres, and Trees. LOSEP ALL DAY MONDAYS; 29c ; sue them and the AFL truck keep away from the patrolled area drivers’ union- if they sign labor after the curf4w. GOAL— COKE City ...... Moriarty Brothers “IF ITS HARDWARE WE HAVE IT* T contracta prohlbltiag shipment ,Colonel Bigelow told his troops: •f 'kMMled trimk trailers by rail­ iiiiyiiiiiiiiiiMMiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiM "Keep everyone else but, even If T*(,;M ltclit(lii.SI3S Child's'Age ...... 315CENTI^RST. TEL. MI-3-l>135 877 MAIN STREET PRONK Ml-S- V Ilia I road flat car. you have to shoot to do It.” r v' - • » "I' ' I 'I,. 23485348234848484853534853482348532323232323535348534823 4-H U nit H ears Porter School’s Town Meeting HOBIZONTAL 2 Eager " Talk bn Annual Friday, June 12 Gracluation Bet Approves ^00 1 She'e quite 3 Part in a Midnight-2 a, m...... Anthony Zilinskas. contrary stage play Pasquale-—Luigi, what’sa mat­ Fair in August 2 a; m.-4 a. m...... Volunteers Needed...... S Mill Gardner 4 Utter^ a ter with yoii? You think you find 4 a. m.-6 a. m. .>;> f ...... William Bayrer. For Wednesday For% Celebration • Feminine quick cry If you will help run our govern­ a Jietter wife than my daughter, Ff ■ — " 6 a. m.-9 a. m...... Myra Fitzgerald. Oliver (3hartier. name 5 C ot up • ment in the American Way, then Rosa ? Listen, 'she’s a one fine Hebron, June 11—(Special)— 9 a. m.-Noon ...... - ...... Charles Borgida, Alien Wabrek. Cotumbia, June 11—(Special)— Marlborough, June 11—(Special) tlC ry ol 6 Truck used there will never be any danger of girl. The poeelbllity of holding another Noon-3 p. m...... Leo Pleclty. Eight hundred dollars was ap­ by movers 3 p. 'm.-6 p. m. . . . Graduation excTcises at Horace W. Bacchanals our government running America Luigi—One fine girl is all right. 4-H Fair this Auguet wae dia- ...... Walter Ferguson, William Hand­ propriated for the Seilquicentenni- 13 Knock 7 Mimic Trouble with Rosa is she’s two ler. Porter School will be held on June in the wrong way.—Gen. Omar N. cuaaed by P. 7ohn Perham at a al celebration at a special town 14 Satellite • Feminine Bradley. fine girls. 6 p. m.-8 p. m'! ...... David Ruddell, James Donovan. 17 In Yeomans Hall at 8:15 p»m. meeting held Mondky. 15 Cultivate name 24 Feminine 39 Another girl Pasquale—What you want for a' recent meeting of the 4-H Garden 8 p. m.-lO p. m...... Olive Ray, Bob Lanning. , Most of the evening's program,will The affair will be held Aug. 2S. WE REPAIR ALL MAKES OP RADIOS, 16 Individual 9 Not any appellation 41 Stage play wife, a skinny toothpick ? •prouta at Legion Hall. Perham 10 p. m.-Mldnigbt ...... Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Benson, John be musical with members of the The program Includes a church 25 Approach 42 Butterfly Murphy—What'a that in your CAR RADIOS and TELEVISION SETS 17 Son of Seth 10 Midday Luigi—1 no want toothpick— -Alao—atraaaed the daairabllity-^ Moore and Bill Lanning. clas.s giving vocal and instrumen- zervlce irt the morning and a PTA- “(BiBT rrK aiid lf 7" 26 Speaker's ■^O hlck------pocket^------“------but neither do I want whole Turn-' r AltefHSttng'Tveeksr; talTnimbers. M 1 k e—Shhhh. It’s -dynamite having an auction In connection aponsored tea and antique exhibi­ SERVICK TELEPHONE MIi9-182T 18 Experts 1® Tensile platform 44 Cotton fabric ber yard! with the fair. Volunteers may register at Civil Defense Headquarters. Mun­ Rev.. John K. Honan of St. Jo­ tion In the afternoon. A town meet­ 20 Female name strength (ab.) 27 Post 45 Singing voice caps. I'm waiting for Pat. Every icipal Building, Manchester, on Mondays and Fridays from 1-5 p. m. seph’s (Jhurch. Willimantic, and time he comes by he slaps me on Liaat year, the fair and auction ing will also be conducted in the 21 Compass point 20 Good night, 28 Girl’s name 47 Recompense While Policeman George Ereethy_ ware held Jointly with Old Home St. (Tqlumba’s Chapel, will give the same wa.v the sessions were held SEE US ABOUT 29 Chest rattle 48 Sea eagle the chest and breaks my pijlc. invocation. 22 Three times ----- Next time he’ll blow his hand off. was in a crowded store in San Day feitivitica, but the whole pro­ a shower of streamers and bal­ 150 years ago. ; , (comb, form) 22 Journey 31 Fence steps 49 Decays Francisco a pickpocket took his gram waa rather dampened by loons. • The welcome address will be Other events connected with the UHF CONVERSION 23 Dispatch 23 Line of 32 Large plant 51 Wile wallet, containing 3122 in cash. rein. Those present Included-Mrs. Wil­ Manchester given by Charlotte Orlando, presi­ celebration include: Aug. 24, corn- ;i6 Visionary junction 38 Light washer 52 Expire If you find no pleasure in your Douglea M. Fellowe, club leader, liam Hartz, Mrs. Paul Potocek, dent of the ciaiis. Donald R. little , munity picnic and. ball game on work you will inevitably find no chairman of the Board of Educa­ 30 Before He — Well, goodbye, honey, l ’m_, talked over garden problema with 'Mrs. Henry Dombrowski, Mrs. Date Book Grange lot; Aug. 26, fire house 31 Spot pleasure in your living. hie young charges, answering all (Jornelius Leary, Mrsi Everett B. tion. will present, the diplomas. going out of town for a few daya.^ George E. Graff, superintendent of dedication Aug. 27, block dance on MALONEY'S 33 Winglike part What’s your phone number? I’ll aorta of queationa. Porter, Mrs. Clarence E. Porter. Jones Hollow road near home of 34 Eucharistic , Oetectlve..wiHpW'.s business? Fellows and I>rham -plan to Fri«lay, June 19 schools, and William C. Innes, call you up w'hen I- get back. • Mrs. Norton P. Warner, Miss Carol C>>rnerstohe Club stmwberry Peter-Crawfort.-_^ Sales^aflto Televi$ioi->SBrwift Wine vessel Cliock Maker— Running down. takie a'group of club memberii to' Warner, Mrs. Floyd A. Fogli, Mrs. principal)- will also-epeak. Kather­ The celebraUon will close ™ on Detective--So is mine. She —'Piazza 4144. and if a man festival, St. Bridget’s Church ine Beck, vice president, will give 35 Delicacy answers — you stayed away too the Burrows Hill Cemetery after Mabel White, Mrs. Hyde Double­ Saturday, Aug. 29, with a parade. 299 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST—TEL. MI-9-1040 36 Sick the close of school. They chose grounds 6 to 8:30 p. m. the farewell address.. Mrs. Allan. l o n ^ day, Mrs. Ida Dorsey, Mrs. Da-vid June 20.nnd 21 Robinson will accompany with Speaker will be Lt. Gov. EMward 232353532348535323535353234853482348532323485348534848 ' ‘Storm nothing! It's Chief Red Noee and hit mother-in< 37 Weds Sorheone, asked Jean Cocteau, this historic graveyard, badly ApplesteliL Mrs. Clarence Rath- N. Allen. sowings the French writer, if he believed neglected, as their local beautifi­ Open bouse at Keeney School, musical nunibers on the piano. liw , each trying to get in the last word!' /W ork hard, save your money, bun, Mrs.’ Raymond E. Smith, Sr., 2 to 5:30 p. m. Stoners Defer Action.- Referendum June 22 40.1sland (Fr.) in luck. "Certainly," he replied. cation project. Mrs. Thomas Lessard. Miss Freda Dr, Estelle C. Carver The polls will be open from 6 "How el.se can you explain the and who knows? Some day ymi Not only have they atralghtened ITiesday, June 23 At a special public meeting held 41 Obscured may be able to pay your taxes iij Baumberger, Mrs. Joseph Gam- Testimonial dinner for Charles in Yeomans Hall, the Zoning s. m. to 6 p. m. on Monday, June 43 Cartienter's success of the people we don’t up the crooked old head stonee ache, Mrs. Napoleon Gamache, the Dr. Estelle C. Carver of New 22, for the referendum on; the BY J. R. WII.LIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE like." . one installment. and strengthened ‘ them with S. House, State Armory, 7 p. m. Board of Appeals deferred petion bU T OUR WAY implement Misaes Jean, Rita and Gamache, Saturday, June 27 on the appeal of Myron Berkowitz Haven, nationally known lecturer first constitutional amendment to 46 Wanderer, cement, mbw’ed dowm the oyer- Mrs. David Pierce, Mrs. Carl Beng- on religious education, author and Incorporate 47 amendments in the Maybe the time is coming when growih of bushes, repaired the Manchester High School class of seeking easement from an order ■M Le/^VlNiG YMlS ' 50 Lampreys - Man — Say, do you take any­ ston, Mrs. Dolores Sawchuck, Mrs. 1923, 30th reunion. Country Club. issued by the Zoning Commission teacher, will be guest speaker at state constitution without other oesw LOOPy PLACE ^ 51 Girl's name thing off for ca.sh ? . we will have a five-cent cigarette. tumbling atone walls, planted Dolores Constant, Mrs. Maurice the installation service of the revision: the second constitu­ ornamental shrubs, mowed the o.sking him to .discontinue the use Be fo r e '/o u v 53 Fiddling Salesgirl — Say, this is a de­ D o' u b 1 e d a y, Mrs. George Beng- of his premises in a Zone A‘ loca­ Woman’s Society of Christian tional amendment concerning the POT A POLKA emperor partment store, not a burlesque A red corpu.scle is not a Russian wild grass, but have cut'aWay the ston. Miss Rosalie Lamantla, Service, Monday, at the South election and Inauguration of state brush by the roadside so that the tion for the extensive raising of 54 Grafted (her. show. soldier. Mrs. Gaby Gauvin, Mrs. Michael MHS Class of ’23 chickens. The board intends to Methodist Church. Her subject offlcenl. Citizens are to vote yea 55 Edge good work can be seen from the Kendzior, Miss Elizabeth Cotnoir. will be "Christian Discipleahip.' or no. road. There are presumably some study a recent amendment to the Note* 56 Depression CARN1V*L BY ,DICK TURNER Mrs. Dorothy Turano, Mrs. David Planning Reunion zoning regulations which may limit For several years Miss Carver 57 Needy . finishing touches yet to be made, Pierce. Mrs. Virginia Gorreck, and has conducted a course on per­ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lord of Pro­ which Fellows and Perham will business expansion in 2ione A. 1 58 Beverage Mrs. Ethel Wright. sonal religion for the New Haven vidence, R. I., have been recent \ FEATURING DAILY talk over with the group on their The hall was cleared of specta­ , 59 Fruit drinks Miss Gamach and Mr. Smith will Plans for the 30th anniversary tors in short order when Mrs. Council of Churches, and In the guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Do- .LIVE LOBSTERS SHAD ROE ^ SALMON coming visit. be married June'20 in St. Mary’s reunion of Manchester High George Reama telephoned her hus­ School of Christian Living, con­ berrentz. VEK'nCAL School Notes Church, Willlmantlr. Richard Fuller waa inducted into BONED SHA^D c r a b MEAT SWORD 1 Succession School’s (Jlass of 1923, Saturday, band, a board member, and told ducted by the Greater Hartford Yesterday, Uie eighth grade of Notes this armed services June 1. (prefix) June 27, at the M anchester Coun­ him that the'"twister” which-did Council oL Churches. SCALLOPS MACKEREL Hebron elementary, school, visiterrvOUi>io,C»tu^ Mc?tn^ TkE LAiWN&i" A large crovLd is expected to at­ .^son S-0S65, wins backaeh*—feel miecrable. Minor blad« l£r. IKl- PLYUTV MOWTGAGIO TW PROVtRTV ST.OT.'RAV TXOE THOOSANSO OOVVARS 6V consideration..Details will be fully The bride is a graduate of Man-, tend. There will be. music for danc-. by the. Columbia Recreation Coqn.: girl will be «blc tb laalM i HEswCoi^rBucT A e*Fr... AS- OV TROO'bLV. WLAPiS AGO T’PAY OTV SOME DEYiTSl *^EXT VRVDftV , \T S AVL OOEftl published' before the electibh.' cheater HlgK Schoial and is em­ irrltationa duir to cold or wronw 'dlet may W0 FLOAT ing by Art McKay and his orches­ cil and the Columbia Chapter of cauae wettinR up nifhta or frequent paaaaffea. fuU-coIor movies from the first. Stop in and let us show 1 WNiOVO’ Feted at Shower ployed as a stenographer in the tra. In addition, there will be a the Red Cross. Fifty-eight famiiles Don t newleet your kidneya if theaeeondi* (towms-tkeam! A pre-nuptial ahowee was ten­ tiona bother you. Try Doan’a PUla<-a mild you our selection of these movie makers. Prices from Personnel Advisor’s Office of P ra tt program of entertainment. A buf­ also signed up as members of the diuretic. Uaed aucceaafully by miUiona for r dered Mias Norma Gamache of .and Whitney Aircraft. The bride­ fet , luncheon will also be served. Community Beach Club. overSOyeara. It'a amailnf how many timet $42.50, incl. Fed. Tax. - Wiltimantlc fiances oLRaymond E. groom. also a graduate of Man­ The affair will be conducted from Personals j poan'a tire happy relief from theae diaeom* Smith, Jr,, of Hebron, at his par­ t forta->helpthe 16mileaof kidneytub^ and fll- chester High School and of Hlllyer 9 to 1 o'clock. Mi.sa Patricia Isham w.-cs ten­ INDUSTiUAL nr STORAGE tera fluah out waate. Get Doan'a PiUa today] (In Our Camera Shop) ents’ home Friday night. Ray­ College, is presently employed as dered a bridal shower at the. home mond’s mother. Mrs. Smith, and assistant purchasing agent for To lift Jars or potatoes from hot of Misa Ruth Robinson on June 8. CARLSON & CO. Mrs. porothy Turano of WUllman- Cheney Brothers. water, use tongs that feature a The hostesses. Miss Robiason and 44 STOCK PLACE tic sponsored the shower. The' , Mr. and Mrs. Mahoney will be firm grip. Miss Abby Tibbit's, w-ill be incm- Notice bride-to-be opened her gifts under at home to their friends after July 1, at their home, Keeney drive, Bolton. The BOARD OF SELECTMEN It's Simply Charming of the Town of Coventry, Con­ necticut, hereby designate a.s poll­ PRISCILLA’S POP Can’t All Be Good BY a L VERMEER MK’ ’,Y FINN Forgiven! LANK LEONARD ing places for the purpo.se of vot­ A Radiant Wheel Doily ing on MONDAY, JU N E 22. 1953. I C A N T GO UP. r on the adoption of the proposed it B E C A U S E I KKMDO s T yes! heimiutep -A m I TRUST INMITH ..|UN7R.Ne(K0PLE you VWU PERMIT spmenriment to the Constitution of -ALWAYS OET. m K t m f f w EKtm tm ' MWAOUtf W orld S ewing !ri^ State: '"to Tnrorporate ‘ Forti’- STRAIGWT LOOK AT MY VISIT HMJ Fc^n Amendments in the Consti- REPORT CARD! -TOMOUmP tutioh. of this State,' Without Otlier Revision, in accordance with thereqiuxenicpts of Public Act COLUTE • niMOLIVE-SSEUNT1MEIIES No. 286 in n a te Bill No. 907 > of . Inc. The General^'Asscmbly. 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THE Herald A ngle J im m y p ’Neill Looking for Tliree Starters to Go with Roberte By EARL W. YOST 1 / Reiiii and Qimas Hpiiier Sparta Editor akmont Gan Be Mastered in Open Tourney Warren Hacker Tough Luck Pitcher, Gordon’s Belt Enables ' SHOTS HERE AND THERE -tfive hits irf. a gamr the ! Oakmont, Pfi.. June 11—(JP>—| ifying rounds were played, proved i again until the last . three, holea As Sox Beat Dodgers Should Ferris Fain of the White I master will tie another ^ -tim e i The two experimental qualifying , a tougher acoring propoaition. , .] yesterday, when he tired and went Braves lo Hold Lead > f.x.e'iia hai I National Lcbruc mark. Record for : rounds of the 53rd National Open j garded as the man to bgat. ' five strokes over par. Still he’s re- AMERICAN BTANDINOS Boasts 2.72 ERA Despite 1-9 Record -‘.Unf championship this season he, held by htax Carey . . . Auto Parts Edge Fairfield ! golf championship have shown that Long-hitting Chick Harbcrt shot j Lloyd Mangrum was another W L Pet. 1 By BEN PHLEGAR acomplinh ft fcftt that such | pirst 140 games .tti the American : the manufactured "monster," Oak­ a 66 there Tuesday—and skied to | accident victim, .injuring his right Red S o x ...... 4 0 1.000, Aasoclated Sports Writer mont, can be mastered like any an 82 at Oakmont yesterday. But | hand making a shot yesisrviay, but . Double Steal •liiWera as Ted Wiliiama, Ai Sim-' ^ca.son required an. Yankee.3 ..., ...... 1 1 .500 1 Philadelphia — (NEA) It's ^season. He was 8 and IS (or the . The Philadelphia Thilljes have molts, Joe-DlMaggio and Nap La- ■ nverage tim« of two hours, 36 : mechanical toy. . -...... three of-thc four rouiida.in..the 60'.s i XTXaya showed no..bone .icactuca. 2 C ardinals . vvv; v. t1- .333- • a good thing they have earned nin year in Los Angeles before hist the day off tpJay but thela pitch­ Joie failed to do win three | pijmites to' complete, Tlic average Today 157 of the nation's best ; were played at Oakmont and par and he didn't expect it to hamper Dodgers ...... 0 3 .000 AP Newsfeaturea averages to measure a pitcher's ef­ final .^promotion, yet he was read­ ue. 6 to 5 was broken oftener there. ! his play. Sam Snead has been ' ers have been' working so often ; golfers set out in dead earnest to ' WARmrmcKER straight V ! number of runs wa.s nine and the St. e'ula—One of Gus Mah- fectiveness. ily acknowledged as the best O F THE CUBS' IS ONE comparable Ty Cobb ever ^ n ■ dvecnjrc number , rcassej t their mastery of the j It was a new tournament, for! bothered by old hand iniuries all Win number four was eMy get­ hurler in the Coast loop by such ■ they may show up at the ball park pitchers in- cuso's favorite stories goes Otherw’ise, Warren Hacker of P i t c h e d w h o h a 6 A three straight hitting titles. The ^ ...... Only^ 13 ^games..... storied golf course, in the 72 holes I all practical purposes, that began "Pring, but he managed rounds of tings for the American Uttfe back 18 years when he wae.a the Cubs might be tempted to go ! savants asNRogers Hornsby. Lefty and be.gln throw ing ju st from Georgia Peach won the crown nine jp ip,, than two NATIO.NAL 8TANDI.NGS ’ of what used to be the entire Open, j today and it may Jhe a different ’ 73-72—145. b i q h t t o s i n g - t h e W L r e t. League Red Sox as ..-they over-_j. (Wtcher with the New York back to the coal mines of his na- O’Doul, Fred Haney and Stan force or habit. Straight itlmes starting in 1907. Reccntlv in Chicago. course on which the 157 players Add to these such perennial con- live Marissa, 111., and get down ■ Hack. I B l u e s ....W H ILE h i s Moriarty Brothers ....4 0 l.OOn All previous scores. Including; Glante and IieRoy Parmelee At the start of the season Man­ YKSTESOAV’R BESl'LTS Tris Speaker won in 1916 with djn, coiirtney of the will trv for the title Thcv’ll'r-t?nde's «« Middlecoff, Jack Burke, powered the Dodgers 7-3, la'stj as far as he could grovel. M-year-old .Marine veteran: b a b n e d b u n A V E B A O E NatWaal Fairfield Market ,i...2 2 „500 Jimmy Clark's six under par 66 | was pitching. ager Steve O’Neill's biggest prob-, Milwaukee f. New 'York 8. How to Play Par Golf: 29 shoot Single rounds today and to-1 f Amateur charnpion Bobby night at Charter Oak Field. It was j The big blond l.s supposed to,"'®*’ * In , his (Irsi full | /5 c l o s e t o t h e b e s t , Cobb second and Ty then won the Browns talked with his pitcher_43 Manr Auto P a rta . . . . . 2 2 .500 that set a new competitive record I the third atral^t lose for the cel­ "One day with Boston run­ HIS WON-LOST MABK. IS lem was finding one more starieri Philadelphia 9-8, Chicago l-(. honor for three more years. Fain, times in a nine inning game. The morrow and the final 36 Saturday. I "Porky" Oliver and be the “tw o" of the one-two Cub ."'“Jor league aeason lit<5!. He was | Brooklyn J3. Cincinnati 3. A m erican, Legmn . ; . . 0 4 .000 for the 6,916-yard Oakmont course ^ a few newcomers who showed-they lar dwelling Hodgers, while the i ners on first and third we to go with his big three. Now he’s Sl-year-old Texan, is a late starter conversations consumed 23 min Lofted CIul) for D istance were wiped out with the start of ' Whether scores will be low. or pltchini: punch of Bob Rush and the fieoond moat effectli'e hurler ! AT THE OTi-eB eXTBSHIE 8t. Loula 6, Plttaburgh 1, u i-u ™ flu 'veil a t O akm ont and you’ll Sox remain top spot. i caught Manager Bill McKech- In the N atlonat circuit With m i driving to locate three more start­ Amerleaa - who hits better during the last utes V- . . Billy Viol, bat.ted.Jn four .tuna., the tournament proper. alo^s sigaal for a douhlo steal" Hacker. He carries a tentative . ... . t ^ > ers to go with his big one. Philadelphia. 3. Chicago I. ii...... G R A B »N 4> a n e a r l y -lead, ! Xotk U.. rietroa..4.. half of the ieasonr Tem players with two triples and a single to' Nnt a piayer of imporimnre fail­ and the pin placihgs with thfie runs in the opening says Manruso. > "BUI was In price tair of i^quarler of a ^*^?®**! : D E SPIT E H IS T -R D U B L E S ly to b« in contention Saturday dollars on the open market. l'"“ " “‘I'* .*?.)“ Innings. They , Cleveland 3. Washington 1. have won‘ the A, L. bat crown on ONE OF THE REASONS for By JLLIl'8 BOROS provide the necessary batting ed to finish Inside fhe qualifying Oakmont still is long and roll­ night. stanz^,' the Sox were never _sur- the third bsoe coaching box. O’Neil still has a winning ball Boston 11, 3: St. Louis 2.3, two or more occasions— Gene i regular fairway shot with the But you’d never know It from say the potentially great pitcher 1 the success of the' Braves to date L'. S. Open Champlnn sam e club. punch as Manchester AUto Parts lim it of 156 stro k es for the two ing and , its huge, undulating Mldillrcnff .shot one of two pas^d. Their first frame, tallies "I mn out to the mound and la the one 'who ran strike out club. 'nie'Philliea have taken eight BTANDINOS White has. slipped to ninth place in the won and lost column. Ijisl out of 12 and four straight since Natlaaal has been Manager Charlie ■ On a sand shot from a fairway The problem at contact is pick­ edged Fairfield Markets 6-5 in a rounds. One, defending champion greens can be tough if they're dry rounds of 69 at Oakmont and fol­ caiiie in on three hits, two walks told Parmelee to make a pitch double the number he walks...... W L Pet. GBL the point standings among the Grimm's plan of using the sarne trap, you need dlatance, so may re­ ing the ball off the lop cleanly, National Little League game Iasi Julius Boros, was exempt. So and fast. If the pins are placed in lowed with a 71 at the Field Club ,ahd an error. Held scoreless for .year, Warren, Just up from the their current home stand opened a Milwaukee ...... 33 16 .SI* — out and that I would fake a Coast I.eagtie, didn’t start a game Hark, as the boys call him, tanned gCTpldyn ...... 33 17 .s«0 I stock car racing drivers at River­ lineup day after day with the ex­ quire a long iron or wood instead instead of digging into- the sand. night at Memorial-Field. The win about all that was proved by the tricky positions, it is almost Im- to take aecond place In the qualify­ the next thre4"frame% they came throw to second base. Parmc- M. week ago Tuesday. They won a until June. This year he wishes he Philadelphia...... 38 18 .60* 4 side Park. Ed Patnode, Eddie ception of the battery . . . Brook­ of a wedge. The ball is. contacted first, then pul the Mechanics in a tie with the new qualifying round, sliarply posslhle to score well. But it isn't ing test. Burke and Bill Ogden of up with four runs in the fifth on lee was to catch the throw so Hacker> fast ball spiels the pair from Chlcaro last night, 0-1, St. Louis ...... 36 33 .643 7 Flemke and Jocco Maggiacomo Grocers for .second place with two crltlclr.ed hy some of the players, five hits and an error. Two of the hadn’t, either. Recniise coming Into and 8-5, and moved within four New York ...... , 33 36 .479 10 lyn Dodgers will hold a baseball Don’t worry too much aboii'l di.s- the sand. as tough a course a.s it once was. Glenview, III., had I42’s. They were we could trap the runner off story. That’s about all he throws, Cincinnati...... 18 28 .381 14 rate one, two, three... Paddy tance at the/Start. First get out of wins and two losses apiece. The was that Oakmont ran be licked. the only ones under par for the hits in the fifth- were home runs. June, Hark had won but one game but it's a breaking pitch that gam es of the league leading -Mil­ school and tryout camp at Meri­ There is a greater anioiinl of The. list of favorites rem ains third. in 19 decisions. Pl^ilsburgh 17 34 .338 17'4 Young and ■ Bobo Olson clash at den on June 22, 23, 24; W hitey the trap. Once you have some ex- pivot and shifting of weight, That Was done quite thoroughly two courses. Danny Renn slammed his third jumps before it reaches the plate. waukee Bravee. Chicago ...... 14 S3 .3M 13',j about unchanged In spite of a "Well, I threw the ball right "That 1 and 9," says Chicago In the dozen contests O'Neill has Amerleaa Madison Square Garden on Friday, Piurck. former Holy Cro.sa star, pcrieiice ahooting from fairway Follow through by Clark, a 32-j*ear-old touring pro enuple of minor l^irles afflietlng Marty Furgol of Lemont, 111., /I home run of the season, when he That's why a typical Hacker game New Y ork...... June 19 with the winner earning hits a high fly over the fence In at Parmelee’s ear and he sports writer Howie Robert.s, who gotten a route-going performance .34 11 .766 — and Bill O'Connor will be in charge traps, you may graduate to a less If the lie is not clean, hut who has won little more than "pea­ Ihe stars and the almost total w as alone a t 144 and six p la y e r s / will find the other club popping C le v e la n d ...... 3» 16 .663 6ti the right to battle Randy Turpin lofted club and go for distance. V i o l - i z o d had 145's. They were Snead, who rightfield, wdth one ninner on. ducked. 'liie man stole second travels with the Cubs, "should Up most of the time. They're three times — three victories by Boston ...... 38 34 .638 lO'.a . , . M ajor league attendance is somewhat buried, apply common nuts" in four years on the tourna­ negleet of Boros, the big fellow and the runner scored. Washington ...... of England for the world's mid­ only slightly off the 19.')2 pace for if there is an embankment be- aen.se in the selodinn'of the club! ment trail. His round of 34-32 —66 won the 1951 PGA title over the Dave Gunas then knocked one over have been 9 and 1. It’s unbeliev­ swinging under the ball. Robin Roberts, the league’s best. n 34 .639 11 from Southern Pines, N. C., wlio “I went out to the mound able the kind of hard luck he ran Chicago ...... 37 34 .638 11 dleweight championship in the fall, tween you and clearance, aettle Choose one combining the. .neces- P*rtB <6> yesterday was the best ever re­ sartie Oakmont. course; Walter the leftfield fence, hie first. The Curiously enough, he came to Anywhere from two to five pitch­ Philadelphia...... a comparable date .. . . Floyd won last year. and aSked him why he didn’t 33 29 .431 16 probably outdoors at Yankee Sta­ Baker, Red Sox utility inflelder, for an iron. If it is a flat trap with asry elements of getting the ball AB n ri r o A F corded in competition at Oakmont. Burkemo of Detroit, ninn.»f-up In into. His ERA for the period was the majors as a reputed knuckle ers have seen action'’In each of St. Louia...... 19 3.3 .366 19» va Aher (1-1). weight crown from Jimmy Car­ ft 32 on the front nine Tuesday and AB B H PO A K Giants in his next start to break Itoaton at 8t. I.x>uia (night) —Klxon College. He is now working on his in taking the iiaiial stance. Apply three •simple fu n d am en -. M7t',aiirhliii if 2 .7 ft ft Two form e/ Open champions ...... 3 1 2 1 0 1 The‘only trouble is every other pitching rotation of Roberta. Curt ter’s head Friday night in the 7 0 ft ft 1 And the course over which onlv a one-under 71-for the full route Solomon^on. 3b the spelL \ pitcher In the league looks like Simmons and than either Drews or (1-1) va Trucka (8r3). scheduled 15-round bout at the master's . . . Ted Williams once You may revert to the square tahs- open the club faqe, hit be­ failed to qualify—both oldsters Poltpr. lb ...... 1 3 1 3 0 c MAJOR LEAGUE Phllade(phJa at Chicago—Kellntr (4-8) yesterday. ■who -weren;t expected to make it. Smith, lb a;. 1 .4...... 1 3 1 3 ,0 0 ‘'Adversity Is nothing new to the Hacker to the Cubs, too,They've Konatanty or both, Now Simmons Garden. Araujo has scored 30 pitened two innings for the Red stance with the feet wider apart hind the hair and follow through ' „ ’i.i 27 6 in IS 9 6 holes In two previous National va Dobaon (4-4)...... -r——- ...... pfs iSJ Ben Hogan, winner of three of Smith, p. rf .,,...... 3 1 1 0 1 0 right-hander. He got five spring been abut out five times behind Is out Indefinitely with an iniured Natisaal knockouts in 52 pro bouts and Sox against D etroit in . 1940. He than in a trap close to a green. and you still will be putting for McAdam ih The.v were Sam Parks. Jr., if R^im, ss, |» ...... 7 1 1 1 3 0 4 1 ft ft Open championships submitted the la.st five Open championships, P ittsburgh, who won the. ’ 1935 trials with the Chicago club, after him. foot and neither Drewa nor Kon- Milwaukee at New York-Wllaon (1-3) eight of the kayoes came in the allowed three hits and one run: Using a longer-shafted club, the par. Adnm.«; 3h ...... 4 ft 1 ft ft 1 meekly to a handful of other un­ McDowell, c ...... 2 1 1 13 0 1 va Janarn (6-6). * <».q ...... 2 qualified with ordinary rounds of Open/at Oakmont with a 299 score, Gunas. cf. ha ...... 3 1 2 1 0 0 bis purchase from Shreveport in You can only carry adversity to s'tanty has been able to go Without first round and nine in the second. The TIger.s won, 12 to 1 . . . Only shot becomes different than one 7 1 ft 0 0 awed golfers. Actually, the nar­ Clnc(nna(l at Brooklyn — PodMeUn with the wedge. The swtpg Is in TwriidA . r ...... 7’ 0 1.7 ft ft 77-73rv-.150. He hurt his- back and Billy Burke, the 1931 cham­ M^arham. If ...... 1 0 0 1 0 C By TUK AN80€IATKI> l*KK8fi 1948, before he finally stuck last far. - helo. Both have been working In (4-4) va Podrea (3-3). T ^nty two of the Rhode Island once in American League history NEXT: nifflciilt lies. p ...... 7 ft 1 ft ft 1 row, deep-roughed Pittsburgh Field Olfirti. rf ...... 3 0 0 0 0 0 8(. Ixinit at Pittsburgh—Hiller (6-2) practically the same arc as on a MrNrIl. 2h ...... 2 Tuesday on the first round, had it pion. Parks shot a 162 and Burke KaxlPfion. 2b ...... 1 0 0 0 1 L Nalioiial Lraxiie relief as often as starters. va LIndell 13-7). fighter's KO's occured within four have two players made more than ft ft ft 0 ft Club course, where half the qual- treated and then didn’t notice it 0 0 0 0 0 Battinr—Schopndlenfit. St. leOuiB, .362; six hits in one game. Jimmy Foxx Smith. I f ...... 7 ft 1 ft ft ft ■k 158. Minor. 2b ...... 1 Roberts became the first pitcher Only gamei acheduled. rounds.... Narragansett Park will rf -.7- ft 1 ft ft WyroBtfK. PhiladPlphlA. .35(): BpM, C1»)- perform ed the trick in an 13 inning Morinno!*. rf Totals ...... 21 7 $ IS 4 2 rlnnatl. .345: Robinson. Rritoklvn. ,.3.31; I In either league To win 10 games mark Its 20th a n n I v e r , Kid GaVilaii Ready ft ft 1* ft i (sTfifincrariB, Cincinnati’ and t'randalt. i OUT OF DOORS w ith gam e In 1932 w ith the A 's and Iliintor. rf ... 1 ft ft ft IliKlcers <31 as he picked up the decision in the the Detroit contest pinch hitters 8ary with the opening of the G etting to Heaven Ve! Says Pitchers Kchlrr,' 2 b ...... 3 0 1 1 2 1 Milwaukep. 33ft. first game last night. Konatanty Johnny Burnett collected nine hits K»*nsPl. p*...... 4 1 3 3 1 1 Ruiib—Snider. RobtiiBon and Cam- Johnny Mize and Xogi B erra 24-day summer meeting June T n ta l. 27 5 7 Ifix 0 7 Deci’s Ttbunce Aces ...... 4 0 1 0 0 0 nauHlIu. Brouklyi) and SchoundlenM. St. started and won the nlghtcep, al­ 29. Opening day will be “Ar- in 11 at bats in the same game for To Defend Tide On Own Power I K.lirflolil* ...... 102 n i l —.5 Too Cautious Today RrivnoUfs, rf .... aparki^ "a seven hit-seven ruii the Indians. I AiKo Pnriji ...... lan nni-.« Stocks, c ...... 3 0 .0 i 3 0 Loula. 42; Reese. BifKjklyn. 4U. • though Rialk.and Drewa were In rally In the sixth inning. Mize’s caro Day" with the great little nun.. hnlK-d in. Viol 4. .f.nnirtHInw. RriirhcU. I f ...... 3 0 >0 1 0 0 RunB Batted In—Oampaniella. Brook­ action before it ended. Idis .Angeles —(NE.A) — Shrrwotid. Cb ...... 1 1 II 0 U 0 lyn. 56: MathewB. Milwaukee. 49; Klu^ single was hla 1,999th major Jockey, Eddie Arcaro. appearing on Detroit. June 11 —(yPi—"First I Wnjnarnwirz, Adam.*. Fo.hlor: m'0-lMi..o Philadelphia—(NEA) — Ira Kwash. 1b . .4.«, ...... 2 1 0 3 1 . 0 I aewaki. Ciocinuatl. 4(U SniU.<’i. Brooklyn? The Braves kent a game In front league hit. the ■ card - on- several ^mounts; They call Rev. Boh RIchnrds i hit*.. MrAdam. Adam.. l,onpfe||ow. In Loop, 11 to 4 me defend my title, then fight I Baton: fhrdo-ha.o hit.. Viol 2. Sylve.- Thom as, n-ho cau g h t In lt\c Barbaro.-ss ...... 1 0 0 0 1' ^0 39: Kimim Fhlladeliihia. 37. of the Brooklyn Dodgers by edging Mike Garcia, tlnany fiaghlng 0 0 HHb—SchoondienBt. St. Loulf, .. WKNB-TV -will present the run­ Carter Predicts the A’aulting Vicar .wherever I It : homo run.. Fchlor; loft on ha.o., Olsavrr, rf ...... 3 0 0 0 middleweight champion for his he goes. AA’orld Series, gives you some Greeniuafifi. Cincinnati and ABhburn.' A H air of ihe Dog New York. 8-5. The Dodgers ham­ the form he showed last season, ning of the Belmont Stakes Satur­ I Aiitr, P a r i . 7. F a irfio id . S; h a .o . on good reasons why pitchers ST.AN DINGS Totals ...... 24 7 4 \h 7 2 Philadelphia. 61; Bell. Cincinnati au(l mered 13 hits off Cincinnati pitch­ set the Senators down on four hits day afternoon at 4:30. The station title ” halt.. Fl.hor 2. Balon 1 .Irikooul., The rem arkable |>ole vaiilter Fi.hor: ims.od hall.. Srhimmol. Twordv aren’t going the distance. W Doflgors'...... __ 02ft tXil—.7 Dark, -.Vew York. 60. ing to whip the Redlegs, 13-3. St. at Cleveland. will also carry the International He’ll KO Araujo Those are Kid Gavilan’a plans L Pet. Sox ...... , .TOO 04x—7 Doublrti — Dark. New York. 17: By JOE STETSON I Is a popular figure on Ihe ban- Bajon iMrNVilp. wild pilrho.. Baton 7 M iller's ...... 3 0 1.000 ou b Louis won for tha thUrd time In G olden Gloves championship after breeding to an ea.sy 10-round Fl.hor; pasod ball.. Srhimmol. Twordv; "They’re throwing too high, Runs batted in Krnsrl 3. McDowpIl, Srhoendlenfit. St. I- I , 15; Snider, Dog Editor I quet elmilt. Intrqdti^d at a, D e c i's ------2 1 .667 Guiia.* Smith. Rovnolds: two Brooklyn._ 14: _ TorceBon. Philadelphia, “ Now. .we. can. begin to look-for f L® ipa—Light dinner here, the toastmaster tim o. 1.2,^. run balls," the old Athletic’s D am ato’s ...... 2 2 ..500 burgh. Tuesday night. The Chicago team tichlnl at Olympia Stadium last annoiinred; X -Ono out whop winning run .rorod. honip runs. Runn, Guna.s; stolon bases. 'Trl|ile.'<—(.treengras.*. Oinciimati. Bin* ; it.” complained Jed. "E v ery spring i . Cleveland, June 11—(IP)-—The I weight champion Jimmy Carter backstop observed. "Since the Na.ssiff.s ...... 2 2 .500 Sherwood. Smith. doublf plays, Kohlor, Ion. Milwaukee and Bernier. Pittshurgh. _ j , „ THE BIO WINNERS in tha night. New York Yeinkeea, who .play the will face 10 of Europe’s best box­ Kwa.sh; b ft on base's, Rfid Sox 1. Dodx- S: Fondv. Chicago, Torrr.*on. Philadel- p * 'fi* ■»nie deal alt over American League kept right on boldly predicts he'll knock out "Maybe me fight Art Aragan And here Is the only p asto r Victory was also sweet revenge rabbit ball came In, they’re too Silk C ity ...... 0 4 .000 K^nsol Cleveland Indiana a four-game ers in bouts to be seen from 10:30 trying to get all the way to rrs 10; basps on balls. Smith 7 'verything- furni- winning. The New York Yankees p. m. until sign-off time. challenger George Araujo "Inside for my title in California in July." for the Automen as they dropped eautious. 'They seem afraid 3; slrlkrouls. Smith 7. Kmaul 7. Plonn DuroBhtr AgrtBS to Tniea aeriea this week end, will have 16 ? heaven on his own strength." the opening day game with Fair- to throw anything good to the Exploding for five run.s in the S: Hits off. Smith 2 for 2 runs in 4 in- 18; Brooklvn and KIub- ! ture, rujfF, clothes—there won't be ’ trimjnad. Detroit, 11-4. for their face a very torrid Mike Oaicia. 10 roiinds" when they meet in a said the smooth welterweight nines; Rpnn 2 for 1 run in 2; hii bv xewBki. (JinrlnnAti, 17: Bell. rincInriatL ! . ^ 13th straight and Cl aval and champion, who had nothing more fields by one run in a seven inning batter, so are behind the batter first inning, Deri’s Drive-In went nilclif'r. hv Kpnsrl (Mpacham) wild 14; Snidfr, Brooklyn and Klnfir, Chlca- j * P*ACe in Ine house that isn t COV- The Big Bear of the Tribe’s pitch­ Dodgers and Cubs baseball 15-round title match tomorrow on to trounce the Silk C ity Ace.s nitrhps, K'm.scl 7. Smith 2: passed balls, nipped the Washington Senators, ing staff has allowed only five than a workout against Scortichl- for that prrclnus folding green. encounter. most of the time. 71. e I erea with dog: hair." Mmea Saturday and Sunday at night at Madison Square Garden. ni. Ia.st n ig h t in a Rec Softball Block. 4. McDowell 3: winnliiR pUchor, 2-1, for their seventh in a row. TTie earned runs in hla last four games, Fla.shing his bolo at will. Gavi- BERNIE BALON went the "Sometimes the pitcher hnd Smith: uiniiirus. Va^'antl, Roy; •corer, probaw y Fiery Giants’ Manager Yanks lead the Indians by 8H Ebbets Field will be carried by "But If not Aragon, maybe me League game, 11 to 4, at the Char- learrhpvpqur; tims, 3:00. all complete. Garcia,' who has a WNHC-TV . . . Tom Stern, reserve Carter seldom strays from the lan trimmed his young Italian op­ route on the mound for the win­ catcher aren't cooperatlM. .-A 8: Snider. Brooklyn. 7; Roblnaon. Brook- 'vouldn t raise an eyebrow over gam ss. "I’ll no my best” routine.- This fight Johnny Saxton or Gil Turner ponent from start to finish. The ners. giving up seven hits and one catcher can be a big help, but Wcdne.sday afternoon saw three Oak Lots. Bill Beverly scat- lyii and Mlksle. Chicago. 6. { the shedding, but his wife is a season’s 2:97 earned rim average, first baseman from Elberon, N. J., or Chuck Davey. . . . All three hom er wa.s G unas'a second hit of Pllchlng-Bmllh. CIncinnail. .5-0. 1.000; prettv meticulous and Hoeen'r Boston moved into third place whipped the Waahingtoh Senators time, he's going out of his way best than can be said for Scorti- walk while he struck out 12. In today a lot of plt^rs don't more first round Calcutta matches I'’'’’’*'' hits for the winners. Burdelle, Milwaukee, 4-0. 1.000; Milll-f ‘ was the only member of the Con-, make good fight." Jersey Joe Thompson. Bernie the night, as he also lined a double To Stop Riding Umps with a pair of victories over the last night, 2-1. to pick himself by a KO. It seems chlni is that he refused to be bul­ defeat. Skip Fisher struck out 13 want any advice/ from the being played with the following re­ ken. Brooklvn. W), l.OOO:' Spnhn and n ™ iaie to sw arm all over Jed St. Louts Browna, 11-2, and 3-2, necticut baseball team to hit over Saxton and Turner are sched­ to left in the big first. Swede Solo- Surkont. Milwaukee, 7-1. 875. when his dog presents a problem he is a little disturbed by all the lied by Gavilan. In the early going, although he yielded 10 hits and catcher—In fact, seem to resent sults: Ted Plqtzik and Joe Wall August and Johnny Rivosa all ______.6 . —^.300 during the 1953 season. Stern monson also got two.hits tqr the Slrlkeoiita—Roberl.*. Philadelphia. 64: She's right too' Yon can ’t »v. ‘ with Jimmy Plersall equalling a stories about Araujo's chances of uled to meet in Philadelphia Mon­ he traded punches w ith the" champ. two passes. It.” / defeated Henry Rockwell and Jim homcred fftr the. Drive-Ins. Hippo Simmon.. Philadelphia. 58; Kisklne. batted .368 in IJ games. The team day night in what amounts to a Red Sox, a double and a single. New York, June 12 — (jP) — Leo | major league record with six lifting his title. He usually came out on the short The Grocers scored a run In the Tays by a 3 and 2 margin. Bob Conrnli, August and Joe Nowak Brooklyn, 55: MIzell and Haddix, St. “ housewife to be happy if atraight hits in the opener. Phila­ mark was .224. Coach Joe Chris­ welterweight elimination match. eacn hit safely tA-ice a.s did Bill Red Smith started on the mound i-oui«. 53, her guests arrive with blue serge Durocher, who in the space of 18 , tiania Club won 10 games and lost The odds, originally favoring end of thqse flurries—but at least first frame when Steve .McAdam McCann and Wilbur Stevens pre­ for the Sox and-chalked up his sec­ •Sport Schedule- delphia edged Chicago, 2-1. It’s pOasible Davey may meet the he was willing to swap leather, vailed over Doc Gorman and Cobb and Frank Johnson for the Amerleaa League suit.4 and leave with fur coats hours talked himself Into and out ' six . . . Members of the Milwaukee Carter, swung to Araujo’s side Saxton-Tumer winner, with the and Eddie Adams hit consecutive Aces. ond win of the year, giving up only Batting—Marrtle. .New York. .351: "W hat can I do'’’’ he naked The big Mows in Milwaukee’s MANCHESTER which Is more than can be said for doubles. The Mechanics came roar­ Franny Springer by the same K. II. Boston, .;)44: Vernon, Washington. i ^ askecl of a suspension by National League ^ success at the Polo Orounda Ware Braves receive a daily supply of last weetc. At one stage he was winner of that facing Gnvilan- two runs and a pair of hits. He .342: Slider. Philadelphia. ..333: Bauer, r. * asked dog breeders, read all T onight I milk and bread delivered to their as much as a 7 to 5 choice. Now some fighters. ^ ing back in the second stanza *to margin. TTie first major upset Friday night Miller’s meet Nas- fanned seven and walked a like President Warren Giles, has agreed > home runs by Eddie Mathews nnd .After watching Gavllan shun Local Sport found Y’ump John.son and Merrill New York. .331. ' i the canine gossip columns Yankees vs. Dodgers, 6—Chnr- i homes gratis by a Milwaukee It’s back In the middle as a pick Scortichlnl. It’s a wonder why any­ 'Near the end, "Scorty ” tired and score five nms on three singles, a .siffs at 6:15 at Charter Oak. number. Renn hurled the remain­ Runs—Mantle. New York. 47: Mlnnso. changed^the dog's diet and what to a truce, with his favorite spar- ■ Sid Gordon. Mathews’ poke was B0WLIN8 OREEN dairy and bakery . . . Next time ’em fight or 6 to 5 and take your Gavvy coasted iVi. The champion walk, an error and Viot's bases Anderson pull out a 2 and 1 victory Oeci’i (11) ing two innings and was tagged Chicago. 40: Yo.l and Vernon. Wash- his 18th of the season and put him body svnuld want to fight the slick over Chick Fraser and Larry . AB R H ro A K Ineion 35: Joost. PlillarieiphtA. .34. ,ha\e you, but every spring it s the ring pawners, the umpires. ! ’ „ Btan Musial of the Cards registers choice. made frequent use of his holo. to loaded triple. Two unearned runs for one run on two bingles. He . Runs Batted In—Mantle.' New York, I sam e deal." out in front in the league’s home •54 CENnCR STREET Hasana Hawk-~^xcept, of course. Chatter Scranton. The renialniiig flr.st^^CnV'mi.'Vf 0 But those who know Leo best . • « K. the delight of 5,0t4 fans who in the thii-d fram e and 'Wes 0 0 0 struck out six In his two frame 42: Vollmer. Washington. 39: Rosen. Ip fact he’s dene e..en..,i.i-~ v . wonder; How long will the truce l .Fsirfleld's vs. Moriarty s, 6 run :ace. Gordon's came with two seemed to pay their money (Sll,- Feshler’s solo home run over the round matches will be played by | I’nncnii. s* 3 4 0 appearance. Cleyeland. 37: Dropo , Detroit. .35: Mr-i ‘»®t- he a done everything but aboard in the eighth and provided ST. BRIDGET’S defeated United Saturday and will see the follow- | c ...... 6 I^uxald. N«w York. Vernon and Bunby, simple, obvious thing;. Edwards Resigns last? Has the flttry leader of the Memorial Field. the winning runs. 450) just to see El Gavilan’s left ccnterfield fence in the fifth 0 1 It WAS THE .SECOND jQS.s for Wa.iliington. 32. ! W hy not trv g ettin g s rood famous bolo in action. M ethodist, 10 to 8. in a Church ing in action: Tommy and Jim ’2ij’ ...... 0 4 1 'New York Giants decided to ac Zions vs. Temple, 6:15--Robert- diminished the Auto Parts’ lead to 3 1 ,ft Dodger hurler Butch Kensel, who Hits-Vernon. Washington and Kuenn. i bm ah wmomlnw wle>.e ..T , Brooklyn broke open a 3-8 tie CLOSED Softball League game last night Prior against last year’s co-win-j Rivn..«. if was the only member of the losers Detroit. 67: Mantle. New York. 65: Nie-j gcooming glo»e o r What­ cept Giles’ veiled warning to but­ son P ark. with three tuna in the sixth and "Me want to make fight." said one run.-Fairfield finally tied it up 1 1 0 ft 0 man. Detroit. 63: Plersall. Boston and lex er seem s to do the job best and Springfield Post in the top of the sixth when Chuck at Robertson Park. ner Vic Daley and Lee Bcaufchene. I Rannnh .tb — I 0 3 ft to come up with more than one hit. ton his lip about umpires? Or will froated the cake with seven more Gavjlan, "but he run. away. He r .. 4 I 10 0 0 Busby. Washington. 58. : .see th a t th e dog’s coat Is rlean ed " Leo again put the blast on the men Nasslffa, 6:15-- more of a runner than a’ fighter:’ Hunter singled and-later scored on Paul . Jesanis, and Joe, Skinner I Bail7’r f ,; ’-TV" W. -i- (Y-l • 0 ft 0 He collected a double and a single - Ooubles—KeJr. Boston. 16, Mele. Chi- Hein Mm «o do w irio' i, d If ■ I In the eighth, Wayne .Belardl'.s, JUNE t h EU8. It a M,echanlc miscue. Fisher, trying against Ben Cheney and Stole B. raKani. ilj'! ..^.1 0 ft. I ft In four Lripa to the. plate. cago and Nleman. Detroit. 1.5: White. | ” '^'P shedding out 'Spt’ingfield, Ma.ss', June 11—-l.P) in blue the minute one of them’ pinch hit triple which broke the He no hit me once." BILLY AND CI^VRENCE ft B:oston. Carrasqhel; chfeago and MSot i doors and he'tvon’t ahed Indoors. S aturday, June 18 . for a new league strikeout record, Thornton and Tom and Dave KeU Ellsworth^ Tommy Kelley, Jr., and Tonight at 6 o'clock at Charter -^Former” BrOokIjTi and Ohicago makes a decision against his team lie.-was the blg-hlt ln’the slxtlr. - > Gavllan .who wejghed 151-5; to, ToialR • ...... 30 U 11 21 U 2 I that he considers wrong and un- Auto Parts vs. Legion, 5:30 — Tor L«iga«i£ fanned the first Automan in the ley are competing today in the Bob Forde against Stan Hilinski A cet (4) Oak Field the American Little “ tci'p?", - J^nien. Washingtoh. 6: ‘ 'f Cubs catcher Bruce Edwards has Manager Eddie Stanky sent hla Scortichini’.s 155. w a s a popular Rivei-a, Ohicaro. Phllif'y, Philadelphia i three-m inute brushing i ju s t? Memorial Field. sixth but then walked Gary Payne. Father and Son Golf Tournament rnd Tony Pond, Holly Mandly arid AB R H PC A K 5'ankees will play host to the C ardinals Inrough a lo.ng day choice on the scoreboards of all BjRrkmnn. 2h .. 2 1 4 0 0 and Vern.ui, Waahlnjpton. 4: Fox. Ohlra-1 once -R day will remove all dead resigned as manager of the cellsr- One thing is certain. Durocher Dodgers vs. Cards, 5:80—Char­ Call 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. VIot subsequently ended his bid for, at the Brooklawn Country Club. Earle Clifford against Tommy Zi'mant'k. r '.... Dodgers. workout and got dividends >n t) ...... 3 I ACCEPT ENTRIES Homo nunB-Z«'rnlal. Phlladrlphla. 13: ! few people follow this brush with the umplre.s. It looked Bees . vs. Naasiffs, 5:30—Char­ coinlng'froni Enos Slaughter, four 58-42, while Judge A1 Goodman scored Bayne with his second Plummer, br ... ft 2 0 Internstional League. DOVALETI'ES will play the against Jim Horvath and Johnny . 3 ft 3 3 f t New Haven, June li:—(/P)—Sec­ rifivrland, 12: Dobv, riBveland. simple, helpful advice mighty black for him for a while ter Oak. . for four, and Stan Muaial, a dou­ After 5 P. M. Ml-9-0572 had it 60-40 and Judge Jack As- three-bagger. TavtijfiRn. lb ... 3 0 1 5 ft ft 9: (;ern4T(. BoBton and Mantle. .\>w | Habit i’a the anawi He announced his re.aignation New Haven Bears tonight at the Lautenbach and Paul Ballsieper ShAw. rf . i...,. retary W, H. Neale of the Con­ Y ork. 8. an.swer. Once you yeaterda.v as the result of the bit­ Sunday, June 14 ble and single in three ti’ins. pery, 53-47. AVAYNE LONGFELLOW also 3 0 0 ft n n last night, adding that he'll re­ Allan Upton, Manager Burnside Field. A year ago 1.100 and Frank Carvey against Tom ('nrroran. rf ..., 3 ft I 1 ft 0 necticut isiate Golf As.sociatlon Stolen B jiboii—R lvura, C hicago. 12; have gotten into the simple rou­ ter charges that National League Yankees vs. Red Sox, 2—Char­ L IK E O lJt MAN RIVER the To all our friends: collected three hits for the Auto Doxirr, 3b ...... 2 I ft 0 3 0 MinnjM), C hicago, 9; Phillfiy, Philndel> tine of going over a dog by hand ter Oak. watched the two teams play. Pat Miller and Tommy Cosgrove. V said today he will accept entries main with the team as a player. umpires are ganging up on him. Yankees juat keep rolling along. In JUST KEEPS ROLLI.VG Parts to Sid the cause of victory, Bolduc, Richv Jarvi.s and Hippo phia, 7: Manila. N^w York. 5: Vm- for a minute or two each day you'll and Baton, helped himself with a Total.R ...... 27 4 6 IS 7 (I until noon tomorrow for the phlrtt. BoBton, JBnB<*n. WaBhingtnn. President Jack Sheehan of the Durocher saved his skin by re­ Pittsburgh. June 11 i,iP) Old Correntl will be in the Doves' line­ Tonight Pro Alex Hackney will a—BIai.« for Arojo (n 4ih. Mirhaf'lB, Philadelphia and Oroth. St. find that you deri\;e a great deal Springfield club will do the bench tracting statements attributed to man Enos Slaughter just keeps pair of hits. Dickie Sylvester h-*B. Pacanl for Rlvona in 6lh. qualifying round for the State up. Jarvis is batting in the cleanup conduct the second of a series of Amateur Tournament. The quali­ LouIb. 4. of satLsfRction from it. Automati­ managing tonight. him after receiving a telegram . y rollin’ along. The 37-year-o1d St. tripled to open the fourth frame spot. * ...... 100 ft— 4 Pitching—Isopat ami Ford, NVw York. cally you check the dog’s eyes, golf lessons for the younger mem­ "« ■;...... ftUll600 .VII 501 x x-,11- t1 I fying’ round, an 18 hole test, will 6"0. 1.000: H oopf'r. O levrland. 4"ft. i.ftOO: Sheehan said he doe.s not hold trom Giles. The National League Louis Cardinal outfielder punched for the losers but his mates failed Rmiib battf'd In. Rivona 3, Auru«t 3 ears, skin, condition snd toenails to score him. bers of the club. Last week's turn­ ^ AupjRt 2. be nlayed Tue.sday st the Wethers­ Stuart. St. IdTiuiB and Moreno. WaBhing- Edwards (o blame for the team's prex v threat cued lyo with in­ out. four hits in four times at bat Bob Porterfield, pitcher for the (o n .-nit. Th,.m|.xoiv2.mp«oiy2 . BIsnr.BlJinc. TaviUpianTsvitipian Ion. 3d? 1.000. a.s well as coat. If he ha.s any out numbering sorhe 50 youngsters 2. ( ohh, .fohnBon; twtvhaiif* hllB, Cobb field Country Club. The tourna­ StrlKPoutB — PlfirCD. ('h ira g o . 54: tioiibles. Edwards was. in his first definite suspension unle.ss he sub­ last night against the Pittsburgh National League play resumes Washington Senators, was born scratches, or vermin, you become stantiated his charges or made a Pirates and boosted his average 18 offered considerable encourage­ JfihiiBon. AuRtiBi. H. Cnrrrml: thr#-- m ent will he held June 23 to 26 a t TruckB. St. liOoiB. 44; (Jray . D etroit. 42: sea.son at the helm, having suc­ Friday at 6 o’clock when Fairfield Eru'in Coolidge Porterfield. His ment to Pro Hackney in his effort bnBp hii. H. (’nrrf»ntl; homr run. .T leBmon, C leveland, 41; P a rn e ll, BoBl.on, aware of it' before the condition ceeded Bill Kelly.. public retraction of them. Thank you for being so patient while points to .306. He novV ha.s a life­ ThomjiBon. Aumi.M. RIvoba; Btolm Race Brook in Orange. take on the frbnt-ninnlng Moriar­ father nicknamed him "Bob” at to establish a definite program ^or 4ft. becomes serious. Leo, an old hand at disputing time total of 1,970 safeties. ty Brothers at. Memorial Field, ThompBon; kft on basrB. Ac#n 6 the age of six. the coming golfing. generaUoni____ -■‘J-'ri? ."1,-ball?., .Johnson.. .8. Besides knowing that the dog Is .roeAn. JL ':. .b,itti.(iB9)ogizep| — result of a quote, attributed to CARTER CHEVROLET CO., Inc. DONT READ THIS AD ! shedding In the spring and bitches been going on for several years Yale's baseball team defeated Har­ him. in yeslerday^s New York j shed more after whelping, but and ha.s been a high point, of the Pitching — Robin R oberts. UNLESS YOU WANT TO-SAVE MONEY vard 8-6 yesterday to gain a lie Post. It read in part: ^^Believe It or NoP* ; year round care pay.9 excellent "Dbn^t tell me they (the um- 311 MAIN STREET season. Ludlow Country Club is ex­ Philadelphia Phillies,'became the for the , Eastern Intercollegiate pected to send a teariV of 30 golfers BY BUYING ONE OF OUR USED CARS AT ' dividends. It takes much le.as time League title. The Blue will play pirea) don't get together before the first major league pitcher to win [to clean a dog than to clean up to Manchester on Saturday, July 10 games this season as he beat Princeton at Princeton, N. J., Sat­ game and decide the first time a 11. The return match at Ludlow hair be has shed. Every minute urday for the title. Relief pitcher certain person says something he This stoppage has now been settled^ Chicago, 9-1. He has lost three. you spend will save the wife ten. will be played at a later dale.,. . Batting — Jim Plersall. Boston Bob Davis held Har\’ard scoreless is going to be put mit of the game. Tek MltcheU 9-5238 1 SAVING OF SIN to $400 and you'll keep her out of YOUR over the last, four innings while the They do the same to Stankv (Man­ A Super Budget Center Extra Sox, equaled ,a major league Monday, June 15, Gonnecticvit hair, too. Elis . came from behind for the ager Eddie Slanky of the St. Louis record with six hits in eix time.- BELOW MARKET PRICES. VOLUME BUSINESS- (Distributed by NEA Service) victorv. -- —------■ In a day or so your dealer will again P.GJA. will conduct its weekly Frp: u p ag ain st -SL Ixiuls ■4n'-'the first Cardinals).'' Amateur Tournament'at the Man­ game of a doubleheader. The IS THE REASON WE CAN OFFER THESE PRICES^ chester Country...CUub .HUid- -Pro. -itlpwr tnclnded a double and 'five Hackney la expecting" one of the singles. Boston w on two, ll«-2 and have a plentif ul supply of Ballahtine largest starting fields of the season 3-2. ' Down Payment Full Price to compete In this event. - 19.)1 iDctdxe Club Coupe—15,000 miles $.^40 $ 1 6 9 5 . CENTURY MARK TOUGH TIME AFIELD Ale and Beer for you. Please stop in Washington — (NEA) — The Philadelphia, June ii— 1951 Ruick Super 4-Dr.— Sale of Sales Washington Redskins have vx'nn Granny Hamner of the Philadel- R, H, D ynaflow ...... $.360 $1795 RELIABLE— pnia Phillies is hftvinnf a touch exactly 100 National F(x>tball 1951 Chevrolet 4-Dr.—R. and H...... $275 $1275 COMPLETE HEATING League games since they started tim e in thb field thts year. The 26- on him the next chance -you get here In 1937. .vear-old shortstop has committed 1950 Dodge 2-Dr.—Like new ...... $250 $1195 18 erro rs and showed an unim ­ pressive .913 fielding average to­ 19.50 Plymouth Club Coupe—Jet Black $250 $1195 BOILERS OIL BURNERS Chevrolet Trucksi— . • , EQUALS A RECORD day. Granny erred twice in last « Colorado Springs, Colo. —(JP>— 1950 Chevrolet 4-Dr.—R, H, Powerglide $275 $1295 Third baseman Jerry • Crosby night’s game against the Chicago TIRES Cubs. 1948 Dodge 2-Dr.— • RADIATION AND DUCT WORK Carter Chevrolet New and Used Trueks are known for their equalled a Western League record R, H, new motor job ...... $175 . $795 rugged durability and reliable performance. No matter what going back to 1839 when he PREAtVl GOSPEI, AT smashed four home- runs in one Stillwater. Okla. — (NEA) —- • STEAM • HOT WATER your trucking purpose may be, Carter's New or Used Trucks Mi game for the Colorado Springs Wrestler Joe Lpbaugh and base­ the bill. Come in soon and drive out with a New or Used Chev­ Sky Sox against Pueblo. He also ball inflelder Hank Walker of As Is — As Traded Specials rolet Truck. reached first base in 10 consecu- , Oklahoma A. and M. are atudying • WINTER AIR CONDITIONING ‘ live times at bat in two games. for the ministry. 1948 Stude. Champ.—R, H, OD ...... $195 _ . .$ 6 9 5 1948 Na.sh Amb. 4-Dr.^R, H...... $75 $575 Summer monHis are gruelling • COAL TO OIL CONVERSIONS Pettier Costs 1947 Olds “76” 2-Dr. We use tl^e famous and popular “World’s Economy Champion” Since 1840 months for your Chevrolet Truck. R, H, hydramatic ...... None $495 ' •n.- : Keep it well-serviced at Carter's. Phene MltcheU 9-5238 J___ Special 1946 Pontiac 4-Dr— R, H...... ; . .None^ $495 FLUIDHEAT WALL FLAME BURNERS One Week Only ^ Check-ups — service — minor re­ 1946 Plymouth 4-Dr. R, H...... $95 $595 OR FLUIDHEAT PRESSURE BURNERS, aa advertised Jn Saturday Evening Post’ EXCHANGE AND TAX pairs or major repairs •— oil re- 1940 Plymouth 4-Dr.—R, H...... None \ $95 and Better Homes and Gardens. DIetributed exclusively by us In this area. ^ceive the some careful attention JOHNSON’S G0MBINATI0NJACKA6E A ' ' ' 1937 Old.smobile 4-Dr...... None $ 6 9 of skilled Chevrolet mechonics. ALL MAKES - ALL TYPES P. BALLANTINE & SONS, Newark, N. J. Cor Plate . . Cleaner and Wax ^ ♦1' Hie ftiieat wax' job . money can ' biiy. n n i Money back guarantee If not satisfied. » 1 . » FOGARH BROTHERS rtm Reg. Price SLW i...... SALE PRICE I - SOUMENE, INC. TIME P A Y M IN T fJ 256 CENTER $TREET TELEPHONE MI.9-4539 [ OODGE.PLYMOUTH DEALER QUEy'S TYDOL STATION (i Installations by men trained Individually at |the factory. «34 CENTER $T.*~TEL MI.3.S101 91 CENTER $T. F H O N i 510 HARTFORD ROAD — TEL. MI-9-8231 ■\ t . N c* A ’ A.) J ^ 9* ^ f* r - ''M V

■wr; MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1953; PAGE EIGHTEEN M^CHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JUNE li^ 19E PAGENINETEEN —-JketIciftJUwjSM* 45 TmU Tool* 52 Suipmer Homes for Rent 67 AntoRiebnes for Sale 4 MotoK^ea— Bicycles 11 RoofiBs—Siding 16 Business Opportunities 32 R -p jjg- Stock— Vehicles 42 Houses tor Sale 72 Houses for Sale I t Suburban for Sale 75 Legs! Notice 1950 CHEVROLET Tudor, low mile­ VENETIAN BLINDS JtOTARY TILLERS, M. E.-Roto- COVENTRY LAKE, four room all RAY'S ROOFING Company. Gut­ MAN, SPARE timer'to hblp clear GOOD FA^dlLY cow, will freshen SALE OF BOLTON RARB3—NOT A four room but a DISTRICT o r COVENTRY. ..., t o - 7® age, excellent, S1.195. 19,47 Buick BOLTON, CONN. Highest Quality Only Hoe, Ariens, Rotoette, l>/i to 10 H. electric cottage. Screened porch, MANCHESTER bate Court. June t. A.D.. till, 1946 B. A. Motorcycle, fnodel ter work, roof and chimney re­ land and plant lawn. Jfltchell this week and calf. Also Green­ MILL END RUGS Two homes nestling In the hills four bedroom family size rimeh Clarified sedan, clean, S695, Terms to suit RARE BUSINESS lECHANICAL Also Reconditioning ,t ■ P. garden tractore, Bolens, Planet private beach and boat, by week, Eaute of Cbarles If. 'host, lats af you. Cole Motors, 436 Center C-10 61 ). Call -MItchell 3-6644. pairs. Free cstmiates gladly 9-7177. brier Poultry picker, some mash of Bolton. Ex<5bUent location, bus Sparkling qual(ty-built 6' room (65 foot overall). Quality built for Coventry, Ip said DUtrlct. dscMsod. OPPORTUNITY Tapes and Cords by Yard 9 X 12 Rose Twist Rug. Reg. |107.- Juniors, Dandy Boy, Beaver, 1 to month or season. Pilgrim 2-6560. owner, 1950. Living room with ...given,. .Ray. .. Hagenow, JMUobeli ASSEMBLER. hoppprs, and water fountains. Ca(l 6 H.- P; 'Sales and Service. D m on» service available. Both gre four home- Vary ..conveniently :locatcd. Upon the application of Ruth WsUeik ...... Call ...... ' 7«--i8p«dhl 878,<)0;: ------room hoh-expan^ with com­ diftlng■ ell, ~ stream-lfried kitchen ^Advertisements Services Offered 13 9-2214. Ray Jackson, Mitchell Consisting of ballroom bar and .Mitchell 9-5962. Btratlona arranged. (Tapitol Equip­ FOR RENT —Shorefront cottages First floor, nice 12 x 20 living room, (ranted on said estais reprsscittad th- 1949 c HEVROLETS De Luxe Tu­ 3-8325. grill and adjoining building with oung man, mechanically Salesmen Wanted 36-A 9 X 12 Gre«n Twist Rug. Reg. on Lake, Mattanawcook Lake. bination windows. One sells for large l^room , dining room or den, with breakfast area, laundry as per appucatlen ea lUa mars FINDELL MFC. CO. ment Co., 88 Main atreet. Mitch- room, two baths, hot wate)' oil fullv appears. Jtls 1 CLASSIFIED ADVT. dors fully equipped. If we can't ,WINDOW SHADES made to order furnished apartments (all rented). nclined to assemble small MI-3-486S 6107.70—Special 678.00. ell 3-7988. Good fishing. Everything furnish­ $9,700 snd the other for 610,990. tile ^ h . Second floor, two bed- In 'TEI^ESTEU) IN a pleasant out- Poultry and Supplies 4.2 This last one has a breezeway and heat, fully insulated, mercury ORDERED: That said appllcatlan ba ^ DEPT. HOURS___ sell vou one of these—WE GIVE and Inataljed. Venetian blinds GREAT EASTERN Property has • special oil 485 East Middls Turnpike ed except linens. 6M and 685 a 8 and lavatory. Oversized two fteS'"'’ .""i. n “ uSSTak U I 1943 PONTIAC Sedanette 6 cylin­ CONSTRUCTION CO. boss. Complete line of every'day. keys, fresh frozen, IQ to 22 your Income. dows. Full basement with recrea­ o clock in the forenoon, thiT a agh { Window Shade On. RoutO 44 at which can be bought separS^giy or ing conditions and pleasant necessities. Spices, extracts, vita­ pounds. Schaub’s Turkey Farm, new. Gray lined with plastic, mat­ Shown by appointment. Me .notice be. given of tbs p e n d -~ -~ t der, 1940 Chevrolet sedan./ 1940 24 OAK STREET tress includsd. Call Mitchell 9 X 12 Green Tone-on-Tone. Reg. MUSIC Inatrument rentaL Com­ (COLUMBIA Lakefront cottage. tion room, bar and fireplace. At­ said application and the UmTuid ^ COPY CLOSING TIME Bolton Notch. Mitchell 9-4473. in one parcel; including surroundings. mins, household products plus a 188 Hillstowri Road. 698.80— Special 609.80. Oldsmobile sedan,, six ,cyiinder. (Your House Doctor) ment, both buildings a n i^ lo t ap­ 9-4261. plete line of Instruments. Rental Three bedrooms, modern conven­ tached garage, amesite drive. of heyliig thereon, by publishing fOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Very good transportation. Priced .distinctive line of cosmetics and iences. WiUimantic, HArrison T. J. CROCKETT ALICE CLAMPET Nearly an acre plot, high ground, of this order one ttme In * ’ COMPLETE Hand and power lawn prox. 300 X 300’ locat^ right on appUec. to purchiaas pries. Rep­ m o n . t h r u f r i. for quick sale at Center Motor toiletries. Big profits. Personal in- BE SURE — Buy Cinco all alum­ 9 X 12 Green Carved Cotton. Reg. 3-4271. Broker Realtor excellent view. Convenient to mower sales and service. Motors Specializing In well-traveled'highwav/ 'Routes 6 GRAY RESEARCH and , Articles for Sale 45 6117.00— Special 609.98. resenting Olds, Selmer, - Bach, 244 MAIN STREl Sales, 481 Main q t r ^ . 4, tuned and overhauled. Pick-up and .terview for qualified applicant. inum windows. AIsp self-storing Pedler and Bundy. Metier's Music Rbckville and Manchester. Near i{;'e ''p jh «,» fn'as' 10:.30A.M. LIFETIME and .44A). Owner i»'retiring but Write Rawleigh's, Dept. CUF-26- FOUR ROOM cottage for rent. Staf- Phones MI-3-54Ur'snd Phone MI-9^-4543 delivery service. Gibson's Garage. doors. CaU MltcheU 9-9005 for free 9 X 12 Roae Wilton Uncut Leaf Studio, 177 McKee. Mitchell Wilbur Cross highway, less than >4 " SATURDAY 9 A. M. 1946, 1947' CHEVROLET Business Aluminum Clapboards will take 20 y e a r/1st. mortgage DEVELOPMENT CO. 216, Albany, N. Y. HERE! eaUmates. BUl Tunsky. fordville. All electric, 650 per Residence hour drive to Aircraft. $28,000. Mitchell 3-5012. ______after—reasonable /dow n ,-payment,- _Dealgn. -ileg 6134.20—Special. SrTSOO.______...... ' -Coupee.-Hacd~t^flnd. -easy-to buy •week;-CalPMItdieih-9‘971’2 between DEAR CUSTOMERSr "W ~have Shown by appointment wltlTWal^ - no money down—SEE BILL. In Tlolors Investigste thl^ opportunity by Hilliard Street—Manchester As liftle as $ f weekly buys POWER MOWERS, authorised 689.98. TWO-TENKMEI^ HOUSE for rVOUK COOPERATION W IU . POWER BURNERS and Range A Complete Home Remodeling TRUMPETS, Clarinets, trumbones, 3 and 6 p. m. built for you and yours, a charm­ ton W. Grant, Realtor, 847 Main __ Dlstrlcl of CovsntiT'. J Douglas Mpjtbrs, 333 Main. calling; / Help Wanted—Male a power mower. Make mowing ' sales and service Jacobson, Reo, sale. Twelve cdoms, one side va­ street, Hartford 2-7584. Evenings ;; BE APPRECIATED ------—# i------1 Burners expert.y cleaned and Service 9 X 8.0 Gray Plain Uncut Pile. Reg. saxophones, guitars. Largest se­ ing 3 bedroom ranch type house. COURT OF PRORATB HatdS “ A Good Pace To Work” or Female .17 Cooper, Stearns, Snsppin’ Turtle, cant. Nine-robm single house for Your future home with its ceramic Manchester, Mitchell 9-7160. Got A Truck and Need A Car? serviced. l« t us service and re­ a pleasure. Four famous 688.80— Special 609.50. lection of instruments in town. Wanted to Rent sale. Call X ltch ell 3-8296. pair yout washing, machine or re­ Mow-Master, Bolens. Terms ar­ tile bath is located on Beezlebub niatrict of Manchester an the IMh > Mitchell 3-8271 JA^FEINBERG STRAWBERRY PICKERS want- makes. ranged. We give demonstrations. AU accessories. Expert repairing. HOME WITH INCOME. 6-5-4. day of June. A.D„ 1968. t Dial MI-3-5121 / Or frigerator. Metro Service. Mitch­ 9 X 6 .6 Gray .Twist. Reg. 600.00— WANTED —Four or five room un­ MAKE offer, must be sold. Bol­ Road, South Windsor. We Invite Present. JOHN J. WADLRTT. • A. V. LINDSAY - Owner /Real Estate ed. Must be-14 years or older. Call Capitol Ektuipment —rSpecial Hutchins. MltcheU 9-5133, 9-4694. four finished, two unfinished, fire­ . Jjkrber Shop, coraec.. Oak .. and EXPERIENCED- Truck drivera- WANTED-^lri’S 24" or 26“ :W^ clean; quiet reasofiable'-reht. Oklf Cod. Plastered walls, oil hot water FULLTtltE.SUx^ iUefk, grocery PAY CARBtufnlshfcff for a girt be- 695.80. • heat, tile bath, fireplace, full cel­ place, full cellar, oil.. heat, hot S ^ ce street!. Remington /knS Sec Trader Bud—The Truck King l>06Ra OPENED, keys fitted, CONNECnCUl' Valley CkmstruS wanted, must be over 21 years of twten ages 5 to 8. Vicinity Broad WASHED SAND, Stonergravel, fill, cycle. (Tall MltcheU 9-0489. MltcheU 3-4897 evenings. MANCHESTER—6 room house plus water heater, connection for wash­ Schick electric razors, parts/sales age. Apply In person. Carlson Co., department. Manchester Public CALSO SERVICENTER glassed In porch. Could be busi­ lar, fine construction, near school, copied, vacuum cleaners, irons, tlon. Guaranteed roofs and s l^ g .- Market, 805 Main street. or Waddell school. Mitchell 9-7923. loam. Nussdort Construction Co. er and dryer, screens, blinds, ■J^lrlct. on the 34th day of Joaa, a .is. ahd service. / At guns, etc., repaired. Shears, 44 Stock Place. 436 Center Strert WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. ness and home cothblned. Fea­ \or week end and evening . ap- ATTK?S AND Ba'-'eraents cleaned. 9-0980. and antique vases and bric-a-brac. holstering. Beautiful fabrics, The moat co.i:pjete light house­ with 6(XX) sq. f t /o f floor area.. ties. Priced to sell for 613.600. See 30. >4 mile to Crystal Lake, $2900. ^Intment call Mitchell 9-7MS. 270 Hartford Road WOMAN WITH aewing experience Call prints, stripes, solids. Expertly keeping facilities avsUable in Sprinkler systgm throughout. Im­ Is J***.*- before tha day Rubbish and ashes hauled. . All MANCHESTER Roc^flng and Sid­ Ooflrs— Birds— Pets 41 Tel, MltcheU 9-3387 between 5 and this and compare. Barbara Woods Terms. Acres df solid peat moss. of said hearing, to appaar it they ore for dry cleaning department. PEAT HUMUS, excellent roil con­ 8 p. m. finished; 65 down, 62 weekly, Manchester. You will marvel at mediate occilpancy. Phone War­ Agency. CaU MltcheU 9-7702. Seven Room Single. First floor; Beautiful never falling brook and cause at said lime and nlaca aM h« HOWARD TURKINGTON, former­ 1948 CHEVROLET Convertible Jobs done- at your convenience. ing company. ADo all types of Must apply In person. New Model GEORGE PATTEN ditioner, top dressing, $4 per yard, balance one vear to pav- Call heard relative thereto, andmaka rattinl Reasonable rates. Mitchell 9-3802 the cleanlir.ess of this building. ren E. Howland, Realtor. MltcheU Living room with fireplace, closed water falls. Business or home lo­ to this court, and by mailing la a rMS£ ly of Keith's, announces the open- Coupe. Mist green, black top. A painting and .^ rp e n try work. Laundry, 73 Summit street. CROSS BRED Pups, cheap. CaU minimum two yards. 61.25 per Mrs. Pinto. MltcheU 9-7862. 3-8600 any time. beautiful sporty model. Has to be or 9-9791. CThildien accepted. Central. Pric­ SOUTH MANCHESTER sunporch and rear enclosed sun- cation.. Tel. Rockville 5-9036. tered letter on or before Jima 12. ]IM!> g of Howard's Sleep Center, 539 G’.iaranteed work. Phone Mitchell Mitchell 3-8908 MltcheU 9-4205. bushe(. Mitchell 3-6515. jCHlLD'S THAYER stroller, 66. a copy of this order and of aaiJ wfll seen to be appreciated. See Bob EASY ELECTTRIC clothes drier, ed ro reasonable you’ll r**p! Be X: LEWIS STREET room. Dining room and kitchen. addressed to Allan O. Rhodes, 16 8pi Ssin street. Come in or dial ' 9-8933 for f^efe estimates. DISTRICT Manager, opening in Phone MltcheU 9-3951. sure and aee this one. Mra Dor- -Mitchell 9-6335 for friendly service Oliver today. (Center Motor Sales. SECRETARIAL SERVICHi:—Typ­ Manchester, Rockville and Glas­ EXPERIENCED (Counter man, regular 6249.95. Two only at Houses for Sale 4 family, house. 2 four rtxim Second floor: Three large .bed­ street. East HarUofd. Conn.; Kaa^ meat department. Saturdays. USED SINKS, bath . tubs, wash aCy, 14 Arch street. 72 rooms. Storm windows and screens, Wanted-—Real BsUte 77 Ventura, Iowa; John 8, Rb ih both bedding and furniture 461 Main street. ing, stenography, mimeographing, tonbury, for amDitious women with WANTED-Home, for nice kitten. tubs, toilet bowl. Jones Fqrniture 6169.95. Watkins Bros., 935 Main and 2 five room' apartments. 2013 Walnut street, Venice, fcalife __ lines. ^ vari-typlng, mailing for small or /Roofing 16-A Party Plan experience. Ages 35 to Manchester Public Market, 805 Call after 2 p. m. Mitchell 9-2864. HIGH CHAIR,. In good condition. atreet. m ZLNCHESTER—Tollandn c Turn- heated garage, amesite driveway, CX>NRIDBRINQ 8BLUNO Sybella 8. Larkin, 31 Rm I sbraSli 1948 DODGE four-door sedan. 6750. Main street. and Floor Covering, 36 Oak street. PLEASANT, Large room, at the Nanebester. Conn. large . businesses. Reasonable 45, car and^ phone essential. Our Reasonable. MltcheU 3-6644. ^ ik e . Five room house. Four All in excellent condition. large lot. Steam heat, oil. In A-1 TOUR PROPERTY? 406 - Woodland street. Mitchell ROOFU^'J— Specializing in repatr- WANTED —Good home for cute WHITE BENGAL tibleton com ­ Center, for one or two genUemen. JOHN J. WALUTT. Judgd! rates. Phone Mitchell 3-7691. company attends to deliveries and ROYAL AND SmlUi-CX)rona port­ rooms, bath plus 10x12 porch on Corner lot 100 x 160. Good in­ condition. Near Princeton. Street Without obligation to you, wa 3 9-2614 Ing ^ o f s of all kinds. Also new WOULD YOU changq jobs for 620 black and White kitten. Tele­ FREE—Plenty, of gravel and fill. bination oil and gas stove. Four 14-16 Wadsworth atreet. / Penonato collections. No investment, good able and standard typewriters. first floor. One very large bed­ vestment property at $15,500. (Bowers) School. Asking price will appraua or raako you a caoh FLOOR PRoIb Lk MS solved with roM». Guttar work. Chimneys a day guaranteed commission and phone MltcheU 3-8836. Just take it away. Tel. MltcheU copper window screens 28 x 54, room upstairs. Oil hot water heat. 617,500. PONTIAC 1948 black streamliner commission, overrlghf, training expenses? If so, I have an 'oppor­ AU makes Of adding . machines THREE FURNISHED For further particulars call offar for proparty. Seo us bafort THE PROSPBCTT HUI School for linoleum, asphalt tile counter. cashed, repaired. , 26 years' ex- fees iSnd bonuses. Write giving 9-3877. * One screen door 32” x 80", like Lot 80'xl90'. Walking distance young children. Transportation sedanette. New white tires, 22.000 tunity for. you. Apply in writing. FOR SALE—Cocker Spaniel pup­ sold or rented Repairs on all rooms, business block. you gall. Expert workmanship, free ostl- jierlence. Free ezivmates. Call full information to Regional Man­ new. Four model airplane motors Square. Tel.-MltcheU 9-619 school. Hartford bus. Immediate William McBride D r. Feldman? furnished. Mrs. t Call Doris Custer. MltcheU 9-0373. Reasonable. Mitchell 9-2979. finished). Aluminum storm win­ ^pr appointment tel, Mitchell ers. motors, small appUancea. Good opportunity. Apply in. per-. 620. Mitchell 9'7642. dren's aluminum chairs 4uid rock­ water. Parking; Gentlemen. Mitch tion throughout. Large lot. NEWLY REDECORATED duplex, call George U Oraaiadio, Real­ 1950 Stndehaker Commander tions, copper piping, fixtures,.vhot A YEAR TRAVELING ell 3-4724. dows and screens. Large lot. Man­ S-2245. ^ Welding. 180 Main sti^eet. Phone <(on, 841 Main. ONE BUILDING lot at Coventry Near Center street, bus line, 6 and 5. Oil heat. Centrally locat­ tor. Mlteliell 9-«878. 109 Henry “A Penny For Your Thouglit4'. water automatic heaters. Youngs­ RIC7H BARNYARD loam fo r’sale. ers, plastic webbing, sun umbrellas, chester Green section. Near bus, street Convertible Coupe — PTilly MUrhell 9-6678. Live Stock— Vehicles 42 Lake. Very reasonable. Alao Elec­ ed—near school. Nice neighbor­ schools and shopping area. Asking will be the topic of the graduatieO A LIBERAL Hoapitallzation and town sinks sold. Estimates glad­ Weih^AN T o learn pressing. Good TO WORK Call Peter Lalashius. Mitchell tables, hammocks and stands. shopping center and Ver- hood. Call Mitchell 8-5820. '■ dUrglcal plan offered by Mutual of- equipped. ly given. C. O. Lorentsen. Mitch­ HEREFORDS —. Yearlings, steers, 9-2558. -■ trolux cleaner. A-1 condition. CaU ED ROOM. CaU MltcheU price 614,200. address to ba dellvarod bathe Btet^ ANTIQUES Reunited. Repairing pay,-^Steady woVk. Apply in per­ MltcheU 3-4604. Ratan extroribn chairs, tub chairs, USTINOS WANTED — Singles, Dmaha. Investigate. Phone your ell 9-7636. top choice quality, register­ planck school. Priced at $12,- SMALL DOWN payment will buy a two-family, thraa-family, apart­ Theater tomorrow morning, by D14 done or any furniture. Tleman, son, 'at Manchester (Cleaners. tables and settees. local agent. Mitchell 9-7375. Phone MRchell 3-7254. You can enjoy those extra ed bulls. WiUimantic HArrison LOAM ' 300. Occupancy on completion new 6 room Cape Ckxl style home ment houses. Waiting list of buy­ Abraham J. Feldmiaa. rabbi ot the 189 South Main street. Phone HEATING From A to Z. (Con­ T.V. ANTENNA, conical, complete NIOELY FURNISHED room, very CHORCHES MOTOR SALES 8 weeks each year by simply 3-3217. 610. Walnut vanity, 625. 82 Scar­ with fireplace, oil hot water heat, Four Room Sihgle. Expandable ers. Pleaso call Barbara Woods> ENJOY A DRIVER'S llcenae! For MltcheU 3-A64^ version ■ burners, boller-bumer esn. Spacious clothes closet, of sale. Gongregetion' Beth H r e d , Rfere^ WANTED k?ull time “girl. Pine investiffating employment SUPERIOR QUALITY - borough Road. -^ CHAMBERS FURNITURE automatic domestic hot water. second Ilo^r, Knotty pine recrea­ Agency, MltcheU 19-7702. expert inetruction call the Man­ 80 Oakland Street units, complete heating systems. Pastry 12:30 to 7 p. m. Apply Pine SUNSET RANCH Riding Stable, rge,.private residence. Gentle­ Open stairs to second floor, -color­ tion room with bar and asphalt ford, when 694 aenlora o f MehduafT chester Driving Academy. Pilgrim WIRING II^TALLATION of all All work’ guaranteed. Time pay­ Pastry Shop, 638 Center street. possibilities at Spencer Rub­ Merrow Road, Tolland, C!onn. For A tT h e Green ... man. 316 Spruce street. types. N o'job too small. Peter NO STONE CHARLES LESPERANCE ed tile bath. Built bv a reputable tile floor and built In benches. Hot USTINGS WANTED — Single ter High 8cho(d roeoivo diplomea.'' 1V7249. ments arranged Mnrlarty Broth­ week days 61.50 per hour, Satur­ builder. Beautiful lot with plenty water heat oil. Garage. Large lot, Manchester— MItphell 9-948.3 Pantaluk/40 Foster street. Phone ber right here in Manchester. Diamonds—Watch 501 Middle Turnpike East NICE FRONT Bedroom wiUi twin homes, 2-3-4 famUy houses, small This will be the 80th aimiihl ers. Tel. Mitchell 3-5135. WANTED — Caaider for grocery days, holidays and Sundays, 62 ^ Manchester, Mitchell 3-7320 of loam for a nice Urge garden. landscaped with many shrubs. For AUTO DRIVING Instruction. All M ltche^9-7303. dept. Excelle'iU working condi­ per.hour. Horses bought, soW and Jewelry 48 beds. Prefer two genUemen. 33 Mitchell 9-7620 farm, Manchester, Bolton, Vernon cleee to gradueto from the laeni Woodland street. MltcheU 3->7749,.. Located In Manchester. CUll The .quick, sale, 612,MO. and Ooventry.. Large. Uat . of buy?, schooL ____ ...... ' Aasons-on--- insured :■ -dual-control p l u m b in g tions, good pay.- Apply Employ­ ~r WE i^EED traded. CaU RockvlUr 5-9886:..... And heating. Special­ RockvHle 5-5652 ' LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler, re­ KITCHEN Coal range, 625/ also johnsbir Bunding Company. 9fU ers. What have you? Mortgages '"■"The ■—i m ; - " ckr. Capable experienced Instruc- / ------^------izing In repairs. Copper water ment office, Mezzanine, rear Main ARBOR HOMES BRINGS to Ulis <0r. Cordner Auto School. Mitch­ 1951 CHEVROLET. Stylelino deluxe AlA/hKINDS of carpentry work, pairs, aajusts watches expertly. one with oil burner, 6S0/Watkina NEWLY DECXDRATED room, near Main street. MltcheU 8-7426. arranged. Howard R. Hastings, Chairmen of tha Board e f Mnear sedan, radio, heater, blue finish. piping, remoieling electric equip­ floor. J. W. Hale Corp. ALL AROUND MACHINISTS area a new and proven method of ell 9-6010. Rmsoaonable rateis. Mitchell 9-4291. Reasonable pricca. Open daUy. Bros., 935 Main atreet. bath for one or two gentlemen. West Side of Town. 12 room du­ Mitchell 0-1107. tlon. wUl.preaent dIplonOe to the In wonderful condition throughout. ment for plugged drains. Edward (Continuous hot water, private en­ buUdlng your home. In other MAN(3HESTER—Six room Cape GIRL VVANTED for office work. Thursday evenings 129 Spruce areas of this state the Arbor (3od, 610,900, six room Cape Cod, plex, two car garage. To aettle graduates. ■ . ^ w a n t e d — Riders to Pratt and Easy terms. Douglas Motors, 333 Johnson, MltcheU 3-6970 or JUST RECEIVED! . .Another ship­ trance, quiet home. Phone Mltch­ ANCHESTER T. V. Service, Typing' experience necessary. Ap­ in our new tool and (lie shop. street. Mitchell 9-4387. Homes "Do It Yourself Plan" hka 611.800. Small down payment on estate asking 614,500. ARE YOU READY to tell your Music during tha exereieee wiB- IjiOiltney, via ramp to South build- Main atreet. radio and T.V. specIalUts since Mitchell 3-5044. ply ih person. Old Colony Co., Hil­ Confidential ment of Whlrlpool/washers, reg. eU 9-6684. home? We have buyers waiting Top area rates and behefifs for ' $319.95—sale 6219/95. Limited sup­ paved the way for countless fami­ both of these homes. Many other ^ supplied by the A Ohppiui' ing. second. shift. Leave vicinity 1931. House service call $3.50. liard street. Moil This Application To lies to build arid own their own for 4,.5, 0, 7 room singles and 2- Choir and the.onriiestra, bett ^ r u c e etreet. Mitchell 9-4997. 1949 HUDSON Commodore Fordc^ LENNOX Furnaces and warm air those who qualify. Intere.st-' Fuel and Feed 49-A ply-last offer; /Brunner's TV, 358 LARGE BEDROOM, suitable for listings Including ranch and two Yor Appointment Please Call Sedan with Overdrive. I.,ow mile­ Mitchell 9-2186 day or night. heating. Earl Van CTamp. Mitchell East Center afreet. Tel. MltcheU one or two girls or young couple. homes. It counts your efforts for families from 66,950 up. CaU Ells­ 3 famiUes. Oatto do., Hartford dcr the direction o f O. AlbeH WANT TO Be your own boss? A ing work and modern machine ' 5-9198, evenings 8-3989. Man­ ilkAVING FOR California on Sun- age. Very clean. ■ 6950. MItcKell 0-5844. business of your own. Wonderful ^ FOUR ACRES of standing hay, 3-5191. Kitchen privileges, near Cheney's. dollars. Your plan or one of the worth Mitten Agency, Realtor. Pearaon. The claaa aong, w a ra 3-7616 after 5. RAY'S OIL Burner Service. Instal tools. Mu.st be able to set up! numerous plans of the pre-engln- MItchpll 3-6930. GEORGE L. GAZIADIO chester MltcheU 3-6946. by Sarah Newcomb aad'ue mu 4ay, would like two riders. Mitch­ lations, repairs and service on oil opportunity for advancement. ELECTROLUX free for cutting. Call Mitchell MltcheU 34625. ell 9-3475. GUARANTEED Plumbing and Write Box S. Herald. and operate all types of ma-1 3-7208 TWO h e a v y , green stripe duck eered homes in our file. Favor­ Realtor by Jean Rogera, will be sungs u p .A------ble,/ burners. Furnaces cleaned. 24- 40 Allyn Stroot, Hartford porch drops, 5x7, library table, ROOM FOR Rent in private family. able financing arranged. CaU for 64 FOXCROFT DRIVE LISTINGS Wanted — There are the cleae. hour service. Tel. MltcheU 9-4901. heating. Alterations and new chine.s. | 100 Henry Street, Manchester many problenu in seUing your WANTED—Commuters to Spring- replaced in 1948. First cash offer work. Perma gla-’S electric and WAN'TED- Young woman to teach bureau/MItchell 3-7875. Gentleman preferred. References. an appointment at your conven­ Valedictorian John J, „ of 6225 takes it. Call / Mitchell I Openings for several men to help service and sell New Exclusive home so why not let an experienc field Interested In exchange drlv- BULLDOZER For hire. Excellent gas water heaters sold and in­ the Singer Sewing courses. Exten­ j Garden— F arm - Inquire State Tailor Shop, 8 Bissell ience. Tel. MltcheU 9-4889. Six rooms with ItJ baths. spaach ^ be ‘‘Bwvtag Oaft 9-5632 for appointment/lo inspect. Automatic Electrnru.\. Generous percentage basis. No experience HOT/POINT Range. Three surface Telephone Mitchell 0-5878 ed realtor help you. Contact Alice UV- Hours 8 s. m. to 5 p. m. Tel. for back fill. Landscaping aind stalled. Time payments arranged. sive training given applicant who Ask For Mr. Bliss Dairy Froducts 50 street, or call MltcheU 3-7383. Vacant.,Must-be sold at once. Price World" whUa the aalutatory Mitchell 9-1025. is now making her own clothes. 40 I needed. burners plus deep-well cooker, (CUSTOM BUILT 6 room (2 unfin­ 612,000. Clampet, 843 Mein etreet. Men< 1941 OLDSMOBILE. /Hydramatlc, grading. Reasonable rates. Mitch­ Skelley Brothers, MltcheU 9-8714. oVen, utensils drawer. Excellent ATTRACTIVE ROOM for two. Full ished) with attached garage. Ebc- cheeter. Phone MltcheU 9-4543. draw by (3uurlaa Shaver. Jr, w il ell 9-0650. hour five day week, (two evening Name ...... PEPPER PLANTS 2Sc doz., lettuce EDGE OF TOWN, 6-room Cape be ''Serving Our Oouatry.**' BbY WANTED) to do paper route good condition. Cal/after 5 p. m. SPENCER RUBBER i and rxbbage 15c doz., trans­ Condition. CaU Mitchell 9-1398. housekeeping facilities including tra large well landscaped lot. In­ Cod open stairway, oil steam heat, MltcheU 9-4.354. / sessions required). Apply in per­ Bendix. Near bus. Large porch Tha exerciaea begin at 9 •’otael)^ during July and August, vicinity GUARANTEED Top quality tele­ Moving—^Tmckinf— son, Singer Sewing Machine Co., Address ...... planted \omato plants 61.50 p e r / quire 451 Parker street after 5 p. ROCKVILLE cabinet kitchen, storm windows, North End. Mitchell 9-5856. and yard. 82 Garden atreet. m. / vision service. Calls received be­ Storage 20 832 Main street. PRODUCTS CO. ' Town ...... 100, at lYGlenwood street. Mltch^i full cellar, stone terrace, H acre, . ■ h EXTRA CLEANCARSCLE eU 9-4187. BED. BEDSPRING and dreaaer. 41 Brooklyn Street. Five family large trees, $9,500. Carlton W. ROK Stands F i^ WANTED—Ride from North End to fore 9 p. m. will be serviced same MltcheU 3-5534. LARGE R(X)M, four windows at NEW TWO Bedroom ranch, con­ PRI(?ED3ED LOW night. CaU MltcheU 9-1347. MANCTIESTER —Package Deliv­ Chapel Street A g e ...... Phone Married Single tenement. Excell-nt Investment, Hutchins. Mitchell 9-5182, Mitchell Donahue Asiaultt ~ Hartford, vicinity, of Farmington RHUBARB, i8 poui.ds 61; Rbp6srb 272 Main atreet. Parking. Mitchell veniently located. Full basement, 612,000. ery. Ijora) light trucking and GRADUA-nON GIFT. Popular 3-4071. 9-4604. £ve. and Woodland street. Hours 1952 Dodge /Sedan — 5.000 miles. PIANO TUNING, repairing, restyl­ package delivery. Refrigerators, UNUSUAL REAL ESTATE Manchester roots 6 for 'll. O’Connor,' 171 hatchway, hot water heat. Imme­ In Balk at Truce 6 :30 to 6. MltcheU 9-0563. grey walnut or ll’meir oak. cedar diate occupMcy, 611,900. Phone Save. ing, keys recovered, players re­ washers and stove moving a union street.t. ^ tc h e ll 3^698. FURNISHED Room for hent near WEST SIDE—Your children will be Sheriff with QuB ■ POSITION WANTED—Experienced lubrica­ chests. 31% extra deep storage Warren E .\ Howland. Realtor. happy here. 6 room single, garage, 1951 Chwrolet Sedan—Powerglide paired. Pianos restyled and rciip- specialty. MltcheU 9-0752. space. Were 654.95, now 639.88 Main street. Gentlemen preferred. EAST HARTFORD (Contiaued From Pa|« One) holstored. Pianos bought, sold. tion man. Good proposition for FOR SALE—Good\ eating potatoes, Mitchell 3-86(X)'any tlme\ oil burner, large porch, lot 70 x Automobiles for Sale 4 - 61.^5. each. For Father's Day, we have Tel. Mitchell 6-2170, 9 Hazel street. (OonUnMi n g a Om ) Mitchell 9-9329. 6 - 9 p. m. AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO., with established large development the right man. See Mr. ‘Sheridan II per SO lb. bag.xsp^iai. Louis ------p------74 Lawrence Street. Four roorna, ISO, nice condition. Only $11,000. "assurances" in an effort to win Bunce, 529 West (^nter street. comfortable platform rockera and A FASCINATING 5 'i room ranch i^ F O R B YOU Buy a used car 1951 ^udebaker Sedan—51.19.5. local and long dU'tance moving, and holding corporation. Salary in person—Moriarty Brothers. gaa furnace. Immediate occupancy, Godchild Realty Co., Realtors. them 6acH to' their Communist LANDSCAPING and _ bn.aia. Duties include selling de­ MltcheU'3-8ll6. A lounge rite chaira, from 644.9S‘ up with large, enclosed porch, attach­ 68.900...... - Tel; Mitchell 8-7925 any time, the. court house for the reaumi gee Gonnsji Motor _ Sales. Buick 195^Chevrolcl. T u d or$1,195. . packing, .storage. Call Mitchell GROCERY .Clerk, ..afternoons..and to 6109.95 in tapestries and plastic. ed garage. Lot 320' fNmtage x 150 homelands. of his trial today he sli Salas Mid Seiivice, 285 Main 3-5187. Hartford 6-1423. velopment’ homes, making con­ Montgomery Ward. ~ ' Furniture Tenements 6S depth.. Nicely. landscap^. Excel­ 11^ Ford Club Coupes $1.09'^; GRADING tracts. financial contact work.. If all day Saturday. Manchester Pub­ TOMA’TO Plants 14.50 per 100; 25c M A N C H EST^ Sw-eden W ill Serve uty ShertfT (Morga GuS___ igtraet: MItJhell 9-4571. Open eva- lic Market, 805 Main^street. . per dozen, pepj^r plants 2Sc per Dept. lent construction. On bur line. Be­ LOAM P'OR SALE you like people, this Is the oppor­ 2-ROCM APARTMENT with pri­ Sweden' said It would serve and Weston, inflletlng aavera. fL Dinga. Terms To Suit You Painting— Papering 21 dozen, cabbag/ plants 3 <(pzen 3Sc, ing sold below original rost^ War­ CENTER SPRINGS the two Communist nations— tunity for you. Age 21-40. .Salarv MONCXIRAM Ck>mbination gas and vate bath. No objection to chil­ Clean comfortable six room cuts Including a gash over the M t WANTED—(Tlerk-typlst. four nights lettuce planU, 3 dozen ^5c. 57 ren E. Howland, Realtor, 543 Palond snd Czechoslovalcia—were FpR A GOOD Used car or a ntvf^ LEE and SON PAINTING AND Paperhanging. commensurate with ability. Call per week. 11 to 7. Apply Miss oil, buff and tan with chrome dren. On bus line. Inquire 24 REALTY CO. single. Oil burner, screens and eye which aent Guidera to tha hod^ COLE MOTOR.S Florence street. Woodbridge street. MltcheU considered likely to accept or they pltel. bldsmobUe with Rocket engine 436 Center Stroet MI-3-8089 Free e.etimates. Paper books Johnson, Manchester Memorial stove pipe. Good condition. CaU Grove street, Hillside House, 3-8600. \ 470 MAIN STREET j combination doors. Copper Contact A1 Catalano, at the Man- would never have been nominated Platt eaid Donahue atruek Mitchell 9-0980 After 6 P.M. available. Get our spring outside MR. HATHAWAY—MI-9-5444 Ho.spital. STRAWBERRIES, Pick your/own, • MltcheU 9-1896 after 4 p. m. Apartment 14, Rockville. Mitchell 9-5229 plumbing front and side mester Motor Sales. MltcheU bring containers, 25c per bakket. MANCHESTER—Cape Cod, 4 I by the Communists. deputy with a crude club—^mimu prices now. Call Cliff Scorso, Will bo paid for information loading to tho orrost FOUR BURNER electric stove. Swis.s Foreign Minister Max wrapped in a handkerchief. ^4134. SEWING MACHINE repaired and Mitchell 9-4298. FULL TIME summer help for serv­ A.-Ro/iei'ts, 113 Spencer street/ years old, St-j rooms, laundry in RARE OPPORTUNITY, new 5 ' porches, lovely yard. Con­ jq:______1940 PONTIAC Six, In good rondi- ice station. Experienced man. and conviction of porson or porsons\domaging I $.30. Call after 5 p. m. 32 Norwood Business Loestions cellar. Desirable residential area. rodrn v^anch, tile bath, oil hot venient to school and bus line. Petitpterre said at Bern his coun­ search of the youth pripr to Up M NO MONEY down on 1940 Ford, serviced. Ron.sonable rates. Work WAITRESS WANTED -Part time. street. Phone 9-1055. departure from the Jail fgUed to tion, $125. MltcheU 3-8775. guaranteed. Mitchell 3-.'56R8 days, PAINTING AND Paperhanging. Red's Service Station, 134 East movoblo or fixod preporty of this or any of its of- STRAWBERRIES—Pick' you7 owh, for Rent 64 Lot 65xlS0i Combination windows Water heat. JuJl cellar, city water, Price $11,000. try "could be induced” to aerve in a040 Packard. 1941 Chevrolets. Apply Cavey's, 45 East Center ■Center street. 35 ra'ion, approximately 10'6” :• 43’. Mitchell 9-M32. 9-4694. previous announcement that Swit from a cell cot. ! Mai«. ' Schaller. Pilgrim 2-7515. tion. 20 years in Manchester. Ray­ Very reasonable. Mitchell 9-8935. ■ DUPLEX 6-6 furniture refinishing, caning and mond Flake. Mitchell 9-9237. Suitable for office, radio, T.V. or zerland would not accept unless Piatt eays the incident occur.- I WANTED — Waitress. Evenings. UNUSUAL REAL ESTATE / Household Goods 51 WHITNEY R(/^D --8 room single, FRANCES K. WAGNER all types of re seating work done. CaU Mltcljell 9-8127. w h it e BENGAL combination oil- appliance store. For furihei de­ thr. South Koreans approved the red in hie auto Just after bad PONTIAC, 1947 Oldsmobile, AS TRADKD SPbXIALS THE JARVIS REALTY CO. Both side.8 in very good con­ oi) burner, automatic gas .hot _ Realtor turned hi* vehicle into Laxlngtofi. _19.47 Buick, sedanettes,. lustrous Anson E. Thorp. Phone Mitchell PAINTING AND DECORATING. POSITION______" PAY ONLY 618.57 MONTH gak range 3 and .4. Coverall top. tails MltcheU 9-8QT5. truce. ■ 9-5935. --'------WOMAN Fo r general cleaning Good condition, $75. MltcheU dition. Located'iR .section that wate heater, Venetian blinds, In London. India's Prime Min avenue from North avenue. l^ack finish with white wall tires, THIS WKKk ONLY. Floors sanded and reflnlshed. AND THIS BEAUTIFUL MltcheU 9-0028 Wallpaper books oh request. Also once a week, five hours. Mitchell 9-8469. FOR RENT—Second floor loft 40 is most ednvenient to stores, screens, storm sksh. Immaculate istcr Nehru said India Is ready to He said Guidera, who was aaa^> ^ e s e cars are protected by our with established large development 5 DOVER ROAD TEL MI-3^112 .3 ROOMS BRAND NEW condition, nicely landscaped. Im­ Smarantee. (Compare for condition, 1949 Ford Custom Four Door— Household Services furniture reflnlshed. CaU Gerry. 9-0315 between 5 and 6 p. m. and holding corporation. Salary X 60. Suitable offices, light manu­ schools and churches; ’This site serve but would have to reconsider ed in the back seat of the auto "LUXURY■' FURNITURE IS facturing. Information, Backer, mediate occupancy.NAsking $12,- with Donahue, rotriavad a _ ,p ic a And.imanclng,.Center junior. . Radio, .heater. -6729...... : — Offered...... - 18-A .JVHtcheU.flr8866.______-basis-. Dutiss— include... sailing.. de­ -can only-increaseiir value; im­ Lots~for-Sal« 7-1 }f. Sputh KpreanstwolSs-PUlI out.Qf. WOM-AN"WA7«TED--Stlady'work-, ------YOURS------— EL-ECTKIC- -RA-NCrEr' rtSsohAbTiT "36'XTak‘ street...... "200; Goodchttd ”Realty;/?o,. "irekT- the UN (jommand. hat ■'resting on the raur 'aHa Sales, 461 Main street. Open eve­ velopment homes, making con­ tors. Mitchell 3-7926 hr Mitchell nings. 1946 Pontiac Two Door Radio, WEAVING of bums, moth holes 5-day week. 90c'per hour to’ start. Look what you get'! Tel. Mltbhell 9-0563. mediate occupancy one or both the auto after it had blown fTOiJk •I ______New System Laundry, Harrison tracts. financial contact work. If TW ) BAY Sc.vice station for 9-0796. At Panmunjom. the staff officers heater, $495. No money down, and tom clothing, hosiery runs, EXTERIOR PAINTING, free esti­ you like people, this la the oppor­ -1953 REFRIGERATOR CAST IRON stove, oil and gas, side.s. ^ LOT ON BJJS LINE—103' x 201)', split into two groups to speed lh«ir the self. Guidera' was about to 1960 CHEVROLET Styleline deluxe $30.70 per month. mates. Call Mitchell 9-1383. street. TELEVISION SET lease In Manches-er by Gulf. Your replace the hat when Donahut handbags repaired, zipper re­ tunity for you. Age 21-40. Salary light green, kitchen table and.four opportunity to operate your own VERNON CENTER All utilities in. Mitchell 3-6535. work. Each met for almost two Sudor. New tires. Excellent condi­ placement, umbrellas repaired, BEDROOM SUITE Thi.s duplex suitable for hours in the morning, took an hour swung at him hitting his kaapari tion. Slip covers. Fully equipped. 1942 Packard Four Door—Radio, PAINTING Inside and outside. SECntETARY, $50. Very attrac­ commensurate with ability. Call chairs, suitable for cottage. business. Capita, required. In­ FOR SALE—Zone A, 16 building men's shirt collars reversed and tive, central, professional office LIVING ROOM SUITE Apartment size washing machine. ownerships by one or two I off for lunch and then went back the first tinie snd swinging twlea Mitchell 9-5000. heater. No money down, $19.25 Paperhanging, floor sanding. No Amesite Driveways 5 PC. DINETTE SET centive'rental. Special training if Custom built 6 room ranch, Allots,-on Ckmnectlcut Clqmpany bus more without landing a blow. ;.* into session in the afternoon. per month. - replaced. Marlow’s Little Mending job too small. Reasonable. Mitch­ right ih Manchester. Contact Wil­ MR. HATHAWAY—MT-9-5444 Mitchell 9-4629 after 3:30 p. m. inexperienced. (Tail Hartford families or as investment for on 2 beautiful acres. 3 twin line; city water availabie. Price /Shop. son Agency, 54 C3iurch, Ha^rtford, CEDAR CHEST, LINOLEUM No announcement was made on Platt said the deputy's ays was IteO FORD CLUB coupe, excellent, ell 3.8.372. , We Amesite Equipped For Large, 7-3236 or write to Gulf Oil Corp., a safe high yield. $6,500. Terms. Phone The Johnson cut to the bone. Guidera subdued^ 61,095; 1948 Ford club coupe, very 1939 Dodge Four Door - Real Connecticut. ^ ■> RUGS. LAMPS. TABLES PRE-FURNITURE MARKET .size bedrooms, gla.ss tjle bath the nature of the discussions but FLAT FINISH Holland window Tennis Courtn nr Small Jobs KITCHEN CABINET .500 Waterfront atreet, New Hav­ Building Company, 953 Main, Donahue despite hie wound oitd clean, $493. Cole Motors. 436 Cen- clean. No money down, $1.3.07 Complete Financing Available room with 2 wash basins, 3 street. Mitchell. 3-7426. j one group, headed by Marine Coi, shades, made U, measur All Repairing 23 SALESLADY—Part time to work MASON'S Helper, willing worker, Parking lAits DISHES ONE OF A KIND en; Conn. __ __ ' ! James C. Murray of Seville. Ohio, eat on the prisoner until tbair af? l^r street. MltcheU 9-0980. per month.— — 61.80 per hour, 5 day "week, Machine Spread— Forms fireplaces 12 x 12 porch, ga­ metal Venetian blinds at a new morhihgs, 10 a. m.-2 p. m.. Inquire And other articles to complete your WOODED LOTS 100 x 200, near new i was reported working on a revision rival at the courthouse. MATFRESS Your old mattresses Ladies Dept, Genton Cjlothes, 655 steady employment. Advance­ and Walks Set— Power Rolled'""/ COUNTRY SIDE rage in basement, 12 x 12'din: .S'nertff Platt ftopptd the cw is liko CHEVROLETS, tudors, two to 1940 Plymouth Four Door —Radio, low pile*. Keys made while you sterillzeii an"! remade like new. home. . — ^’ ifiLEARANCE schbbt and Wilbur Cross highway. /of- the - demarcation line^ across choose from, in excellent condi- Main street. East Hartford. ment. Mitchell 9-5146 or MltcheU ing area in ell off 26 x I.*! the commotion began and got auj, heater. $99. No money down, wait. Marlow’s. Call Jones Furniture and Floor Materials- and Workmanship Guaranteed REGULAR PRICE W'AS 61,069.95 OFFICE SPACE REALTY C!ountry atmosphere, 20 minutes j Korea that will divide the belliger­ . pon and fuUy equipped. Priced to $6.72 per month. 9-3101. 3-Pc. quilted maple bedroom,"' ents in a truce. The. line was orig­ of the vehicle to aasiet bis deputy, Covering, 36 Oak. Mitchell 9-1041. FALKNOR DRIVE- Girl to help • BUT THE PRICE Thomas J. Hackett living room. House 3 years from Hartford. Call Mitchell 9-2866. n il today. Local owners. See Bob Free Estimates— Terms To Suit Your Pjirse su it/ Large drea.ser and m irror; young. -Combination windows inally-drawn-in late Noveipber, but Guidera had already suMua(l ... Oliver, -Onter 'Motor -Sales; —461 , ^QUfiipg^T-^Qiitrafrtjiig , J 4 . jjipjJier ill, S.-yeaF/ Ol./ . with ..bouse,-, -^ ^ F O R e v e r y t h i n g NOW oversized chest and beautiful /:■//;=^’OR'RENT MItchellfi-6641 BOLTON LAKE, Llynwood Drive. 1951, and since then has Undergone Donahue and was eittiiig atop ■...^^alnstrecL , ■ ...:V...... - BkHldST-rStUCIlSr-T/. "hold duties; 1 to '6 p. .nri/ Monday' . ..Sp,"fo..?S./Yf8r^^ ...... , .....' -7S45NLY— and doors. A great value at the jrputh. . . . KEMODBUNG and additions -“4 ■'thfdUgti' jg|V7...... DcsiraWa ,pQrn*n. Jot ..jaiV- 4^^ .Phly .ininpr^ I^ Eighth Mortgages^' 31 . $2L000.Can .water piped in: Mitchell'9:7087.’ Army officers-eaid the 'line'has not As (Suiderk^ entored/’Oto' rotif^ J968 CHEVROLET; $700, FleeUtlie 6.34^ Center street coiryjlete huUse -&• garagep. For Call MlrtUell 9-2046, . 2- Pc. maple bedioom suite. Mr. 164 East Center Street HOLLISTEK ' SCHOOL ‘ SecUon, house his face was covered reasonable price and free e.sttmate fiivitation to Bid FREE STORAGE TIL WANTED changed more than 800 yards or ttidor deluxe, radio; healer, clean, Manchester, Conn. FIRST AND Second , mortgages and Mrs. dresser, ranch type cheat seven room single. Large screen­ with blood. Dr. Joseph PbikaA' call Manchester Roofing and Con­ Sealed proposals for the trann- SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT ed porch, (ktnier lot. Hot water oil William McBride less than a half mile. good condition. MltcheU 9-3083. bought for our own account. Fast, portation of public school pupils BROS. and poster bed. Nicely finished. All a 5 Rooms. ^Will rent in sihgle Resort Property for Sale 74 The other group, headed by Air summoned to the courthouse; struction Co. Mitchell ,9-8933. Notice Phone Me Immediately pieces have worn edges. Was 6249; heat. Storm windows, screens. MltcheU 3-4816 confidential service. Manchester from September 9, 1983, to June SINCE 1920 units or as complets suite. Force Col. Don O. Darrow of Ta­ treated the Injured man and an. 1941 CHEVROLET (2) Fordora 1 Auto Accessories— ^Tlres t Hartford 6-0.358 now 6219. Venetian blinds. Beautifully land­ COTTAGE AT Crystal Lake. Pri­ dered him'removed to St. Vtocaat'e, club coupe. Inexpensive transpor- specializing 'I r custom built Investmtnt Corp., 244 Main St. Invitation to Bid on .3, 1954, will be received until 3:00 After 7 P. M, 46-4690 scaped. Price $13,800. Eacott Sole Agents vate road and beach. $3,750. Call coma, Wash., was believed ham­ Phone Mitchell 3-5416. TCLEPHONE HAANCHESTER MItcIwII 3-7691 mering out tha details of the pris­ Hospital. ' jition at a price you can afford. WARDS REBUIL’i). Motors have garage.s, concrete floors, also si-' Iron Fence P. M.. E.D.TjV/ Monday, June 15. If you hayr.no means of transpor­ Modern walnut suite. Consists e Air Conditioned. Agfincy, Mr. Jewell, 889 Main Mitchell 9-5981. the same strong warranty manu- terations, additions. bkbinets, 1953. by the Board of Education, of Mr. and Mrs*, dresser, chest and 'street. Mitchell 9-2868. Residence J. WATSON BEACH &'C0. oner of war exchange to be known Douglas Motors. 333 Main. I Bids will be received for* furnish­ tation I'li send my auto for you. as "Operation Big Switch.” facterers give on new motors. ceilings and dormer ergcUon. CaU Business Opportunities 32 and then publicly opened and read No obligation! • . ' panel bed. Regular 6198. Sale price Mitchell 9-0382. Realtors— Insurers ANDOVER—Six acres -high eleva­ ing and installing Iron Fence at e Off Street Parking Area. tion. about '4 mile off state high­ The main delegates signed a his­ SPECIAL SALE Factory rebuilt from pah up; Frank Contois. Mitchell 3-5322. the offipe of the Geheral Manager, aloud. $189. checked, inspected and tested. PAOsAGE STORE—Centrally io- Routes, requirements and spec- A —L^ B—E - R—T —'—8 NEW THREE Bedroom ranches way on improved road, Must aell. tory-making agreement Monday MR. UNDLORDI 1150 Commander Conv. Coupe— Town of Manchester at 3 P. M., with attached garage. Three to Hartford 2-2115 for the exchange of prisoners but Only 10*;; down on terms, balance CABINET MAKING. Good work­ ■cated. Well-e.stablished with good ificatlona may be obtained at the 43-45 Allyn Street. Hartford Living room suite, 2 pr. foami Will decorate and renovate to Call Mitchell 3-6260 between 4 and Fully equipped- $1295. volume and terrific potential. Rea­ D.S.T., Tuesday, June 16, 1953 at choose from. Exceptional fine con­ 6 p. m. there still remained such details monthly. Liberal trade-in, 6139.95 manship. Reasonable rates. Esti­ offiee of . the Busine.ss Manager, rubber In back, arms and solid suit early applicants. MANCHESTER - - Center Springs Plooso Ghfo Mo Am up. Montgomery Ward, 824 Main, mates gladly given. Moulson's sonable price includes all stock which time bid.s will be opened in FIBRE RUGS In stock now. AU foam rubber cushions. In red nub- struction. Youngstown kitchens, Park section Six rooms, vesti­ as the size of the daily groups, the 1150 Champion Four Door Sedan public. Bids, sealed and marked 1146 Main Street, Mancheater, transportation, and the daily ros­ Manchester.' "*"-i .Wpodworking Shop. Pilgrim and refrigerating units. Owner Connecticut. • S A L E S M E N • colors and sizes. 9 x 12 617.95 tex, now 6169. dishwasher. Mahogany panelling bule, fireplace, full cellar," hot Opportimlty —Fully equipped—$10.95. retiring becau.se of Ijealth reasons "Iron Fence", mu.st be in the of­ a'nd' up. Phone MltcheU 9-4343, in living and dining aieas.'Modu- ters. 2-6695. Board of Education JOHN H. LAPPEN. Inc. water oil heat, shaded lot. Save Suburban tor Sale 75 To Prosoot My Cost BATTERIES— Famous makes, SO*;; and moving out of state. Call to­ fice of- the Gerieral' Manager be­ Two high caliber men are needed to help us meet the Manchester Carpet Center, 3O8 3- pc. living room suite, famous flow controlled heat, large lots. several thousand dollar|i by as­ It w’as expected that the ex­ 1 150 CThampion Starlight Coupe— off. Exchange. As low as 50c WE CAN'BUILD- you n garage Manchester, Connecticut make. In green and red metallic BOL/ON—If you're looking for a Fully equipped—61045. day and ask Jack Feinbcrg. Real fore the time stated above. The Main street.' 11 Oak St.— MI-3-5810 Two miles from Mancliester ,.4hop- suming 4% mortgage. Small cash change would be patterned after If you have 4 or S raema 9a, weekly. Ctple Motors, 436 Center for 6898 complete. If you need one Estate, 1127 Main street, Hartford, right Is reser\’ed to reject any demand for the new 1953 Pontiac and to sell the clean, material. Was $236, only $199. ping area. Many other features. required. Gatto Co., Hartford little "elbow rdom" afforded by a the^ exchange of sick and wounded rent 1 really aacd tbero. Let aea street. Mitchell 9-0980. it’s a bargain. Estimates also about this. Don't delay! 2-8338, and all bids. ’■ tSU7 RECONDmONTO wasW^ Phone Warren E. Howland, Real­ lot approximately 105 :< 200, and prisoners late last April. talk trith you. Have a thariiy a f 1 '50 (Theyrolit Club Coupe Sedan A-1 condition used cars we are taking in trade. Men Hidebed^ a‘’partment size. Cov­ - - ,1' 5-9198. Mitchell 3-6946. Fully equipp«d---61045. given on large garages, breeze- 2-2094. All bid.s must conform .to the machines. 610 to 670. Watkins tor. Mitchell 3-8600 anv time. • ran use an attractive red shingled In addition, the staff officers three, can fnnieh A*1 raSer- 1931 CHEVROLET motor. Over­ ways, porches, dormers, eU\ For ered iri gray! boucle. Includes -I, 4 room home (looking very much specificatioh.s and bidders 'forms with automotive, background preferred by not essential Bros., 935 Main street. BOLTON LAKE—Rosedale section were confronted with problems of enoes. A man wke aeaeta lie 149 Chevrolet Club Coupe Sedan hauled, 175. Call Mitchell 9-9712 full particulars, call W. G. Mc­ SODA SHOP on Main street/Oood. WANTED size mattress. Regular $2?9, now Summer Homes for Rent 67 CAPE COD. 114 years old. six New 4 room ranch, plastered larger because of an over-size ga­ supplies, transportation, housing between 3 and 6 p. m. which may be procured frorti the USED FURNITURE bought and only $198. ' i reaponaibUIttes. Fully equipped—6895. Nally & Sons. Tel. Mitchell 9-9992. location, doing a good business. Superintendent o f Parks, R u ^ We offer a most liberal earning plan, guaranteed salary rooms, l',4 baths, three bedrooms, walls, tile bath, electric hot water. rage connected by breezeway I, and communications for the vari­ Illness reason for selling. Write aold. The Woodshed, 11 Main COVENTRY—(Country place, four full basement, outside entrance. such a place, is just waiting for 18, Municipal Building, MandltH- Good mortgage and terms avail­ ous commissions to be set up dur­ lA s Oldsmobile Sedanette — Hy- Box K, Herald. Sfonogrophor for fuN and commissions, plus a neifcar, gasoline allowance, street. Tel. Mitchell 9-3154; Breakfast set, discontinued rooms, all conveniences. Call Pil­ Combination storm doors and you. Priced at 611.900, it is about PHONE MI-3-S121 Florists— Nurseries 15 ter, Connecticut. grim 2-6825. ' able.Lake privileges. Price 68.700. ing a truck. ramatic, radio and heater— Trailers for Sale^ «-A model. Mother of ))**ri top on windows, oak floors, hot water Tel. Mitchell 9-2265. 3 years old, has living room 16'4 r' 845. FRANK’S ANTIQUES - Second Jable. Four chairs covered in red .(^ r'y s ANTHEMUM plants, potted. rim* werit, in hOrdwort complete insurance program, paid holidays and vaca­ BOLTON LAKE — Three-room heat, fireplace, large lot, trees, X 12 with fireplace, aluminum HOUSE TRAILER for sale, 1952 30 choice varieties. MltcheU hand store, 56 Cooper street. Buys, snd gra.v plaid plastic. Regularly shrubs, quiet. Street. Two blo.’;ka BOWERS School Section—Desirable storm sash and screens, bath with 7 Pontiac Four Door Sedan— Stewart, 6 sleeper. Complete bath, tions. sells, MltcheU 9-7966. Open Thurs­ $115, now $95. lakefront cottage. 625 per. week. 3-8185. SEPTIC TANKS No running water. Call Mitchell to new school. Near pool, library, 6 room Cape Cod. Immaculate shower, amesite drive. It is not a Udio and heater—$745. tub. shower, flush toilet and lava­ tiero. A working knowl- days. Fridays, Saturdays, 9 to 9. shopping center. Immediate occu­ ronditiori, oil heat, fireplace, nice­ lake properly, but the "little lady” WANTED AND MltcheU 9-7966. ^ New Bendix dryer, discontinued 9-3341. . . tory. Built-in T.V. Trailir % like FLOWERS AND Vegetable plants, pancy. Any reasonable offer C | 0 fl- ly landscaped yard. Large mort­ ran see the lake in the distance as STENOCRAPHER WANTED X • Ford V-8 Two Door—Rad|o SEE MR. ROIERT TAINTOR model. Fully guaranteed and serv­ new. Must sell immediately. Will ;2Sc. doz, 61.50 hundred. .Geranium odgo of bookkooping *t- COTTAGE on the- Maine coast. aidered. Phone evenings and week gage available. Immediate occu­ she prepares meals in the homey, Bd heater—6495. help with finance or trade. No and other greenhouse plants. Ever­ PLUGCED SEWERS i WE BUY and aell good used furni­ iced. Was $239, now only 6189. COMMON ture, contblnation ranges, gaa Available from July 11 to August ends. Mitchell 9-3535. pancy! Call Mitchell 3-8274 for ap­ cbnvenient kitchen. Eves., Man­ FOR LOCAL MANUFACTURINO OFFICI ‘ MANY OTHERS reasonable offer refused. Call greens 18-24 in. high, 50c each. jontiol. RogHlor sforo .A T ' " 8. Call MltcheU 9-7645. pointment. chester Mitchell 9-7160. Walton W. MltcheU 9-6872 for appointment to 8-3091, 379 Burnside avenue. East ranges and hMters. Jonea Furni­ Many Other Unadvertised Values CUSTOM BUILT Home, artistically TRUCK SPECIAL Maehiie Gleiied ture Store, 36 Oak. MltcheU Grant, Realtor, 647 Main street. steady emploj-ment, good prospects. Will trala r inspect. Hartford. LABORERS CRYSTAL LAKE —Four bedroom panelled with many little 109 BRANrtJRD Street—Complete, HarUord 2-7584. person for poaitlon. Experience and kaowledgs af hoHrs. Apply 9-1041. MARLOW’S extras. I.«rge living room, dining ly finished, six roon) Cape Cod. 1 a studsbaker H Ton Pick-Up I ^ waterfront cottage. Available -Lika Bsw. I RooHug—STding Apply Septle TBaiw. Dry/Wells, Sewer Furniture Department week of July 25, also from August room, cabinet kitchen, dining Fireplace, storm windows and HEBRON 6 room Cape Cod, Knot- and typing esseiitial. Telephone MI>6-41I9 or applyi Lines Installed—Cellar Wnter- YORK 16 cu. ft^ wejl-type free;i ' >nook. den, two fireplaces, 3 bed­ screens,; oil steam^ heal, rear ■oom in hase- Garages-r-Servie^ TAINTOR PONTIAC, Inc. with 3 ou. ft. de«m freeze space. 22. Phone Rockville 5-3133. Itudabaksr Sqlss and Service Storage ROOFING, Siding and carpentry. / JA R V IS . J}. Praefl|i( Done. Machinery and Toola 52 ; rooms,. 2 twin size, tiled recreation jjmicIT. One car g ara^ . This home rhefit. Chrysler Air- 'emp heat. 10 B u W HARDWARE Aluminum interior finish, white LARGE Water front cottage, four I room. Oil hot water heat, breeze- has been redecorated and can be acres land. Tfifce car garage and Alterations and additions. CeU- ISSCeNTCSST, MANCHESTER enamel exterior finisip i-l h. p, OARLYLE JOHNSON MAOHINE ORCHES MOTOR SALES inga. 'Workmanship guaranteed. c inney ir s ■ FOR RENT — bag powered ce- bedrooms. Modenl conveniences. Way, garage; large lot, 614,900. occupied by July 15th. Exclusive workshop. Direct from owner. Two iR E A L T Y C O . M K 6 . ■ealed compressor, 6350. Cali M MAIN STWCET-dlANCHBSnBI 09/>akIaBd Stras Street g a r a g e f o r Rent. 8 l ' Beaton A.i'A, Dion, Inc., 299 4utumn JIISPOSAL CO. 0 0 . PHONE M|.|f^545 ifieni mixer, 8" Skilaaw.i Clall Cryatal Lake. MltcheU 9-7339, of Carlton W. Hutchine,,/ MltcheU wjth!.£ilvi. Tyler,/Realtor. MltcheU miles north of Hebron on East MtteiMU e-96831-9683 atr^bt, or MItcUsU 9-T.159. 5i Dover Road, Ufanchester' IIO-IM reari M TsL MI-MSM XltclitU 8-8646. MltcheU a JuatcheU 6-n56c I V-5163, MltcheU 9r4694. ■ 9-4469; ■ J ^ ^ . street, .^nder 636,000. Sign eo lot. 1 stTfet MltcheU 3-6860. . -A / ■ : . . i \'\ . ' V / - ■ ' J T 1 | ^ -s. : r "I .\ A "A V.77'T''&3T^-5i' ■■ 'VT 8 ' ! y '' . » ’ C " !/ '.it' r ^

r" THURSDAY, JUNE 11. 195S PAGE TWENTT iKattrlr^Eter lEttraing H^ralli Aventge Daily Net Preu Run For the Weak Eadpd The WeSlher, , June 8, 1S5S Fereeaet of D. S. Weatlior 'Borean The Barnard School Camera Club _____ is planning an interesting trip Engaged Musical Revue About Town around the town Saturday, with 10,955 Cloudy, not so cool tonight. Pea- all members meeting at 9:30 a. m. Set for June 17 Member ft the Audit sible showers tomorrow. ■ •' - Th« COmnnirrity-Baptist Church- at Center Sprlngs lodge. Soda^and — ...Biirewi o f drculatlena — - announces Us first Children’s Day film will be supplied by the club. ~Mancheiier^-^A City o/' V Ulage~Chhrm \ program for Sunday. June 14, All members planning to go are "Babes on Broadway," musical r when a play will be presented asked to contact Alton Holt, presl- revue at the Verna Hare Dance ■ Uhlch tells the story, of the discov­ ^dent of the club. ___ Sttldio, will be presented Wednes­ VOL. L X XII, NO. 215 (OlaaMfled AdverttOag an Page 18) MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1953 (TWENTY PAGES) PRICE nVE CENTS ery of Christ by a faltilly of his day, June 17 at 8 p. m. In the day, and the re-dlsdovery of Christ Rabbi Leon Wind, of the Tem­ auditorium of the Verplanck by a modern family. In each of ple Beth Sholom, will attend the school.. Tots of .two years, teen­ the scenes families of the church B3rd annual convention of the Rab­ agers and others of mature age binical A.s.sembly of America, the will participate. 'The audience, in will portray the characters In the imagination, will board the play. Hymns will be sung by the national association of 500 ,co n y "Broadway Special’’ for Grfcnd Junior department and the klnder- servative rabbis, at Atiantic ^ t y from June 22 to 25. Central station, Broadway and „ garten children. This program Central Park. ---- will take the place of the usual - - A. apecial . chorus of high jchooL "church 'service;' David R. Klein, 49 ;JSuckland street, Buckland, gradrfated from hoys and girls will provide back­ the University of Alaska on May ground music for many of the A daughter, Susan Marie, was numbers, and present their version bom on May 22 at the Grave-New 11 with the degree of Master of Science. He will spend the sum­ of "Country Styles” and "Cover Hpven Community Hospital to Mr. Girls." and Mrs. George Lundqulsl of New mer with the Fish and Wildlife Commission on the Kenai penin­ Intricate baton routines will be Haven. Mrs. Lundqulst is the for­ presented by the Majorettes of mer Adele Reideman, daughter of sula and the White Mountains in II: S. Denies Economic Emhargo Threat to Sbuth Korea the studio, and many colorful Mr. and Mra. George Reideman, 26 Alaska. group members will.be on the pro­ SELF SERVE and MEAT DEPT. Stone street. gram, together with - a number *of Gibbons Assembly, Catholic La­ acrobatic and other solo dances. ..A son was b om a t the 8t.,Fran­ dles o f Columbus., will.. hsye gs ------r., PSM4. ~ Miss Hare, while at Manchester- HALE'S - -..... SUNLIGHT - cis Hospital in Hartford Tuesday guest speaker- at their meeting Nancy A. ANbrio High School, was leader of the IP H i LlkiS ici CRiAM to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Henry, 9 Tuesday evening In the K. of C. Clai^ of 1953 Marchi^ Bravely into the Future with Heads Held Hi^h Majorettes. She studied dancing _ ( Preston drive. Home, Rev. Theodore Gubala. as- Mr. and Mrs. Sebastian Allbrio, for .years with local and New York _ ffe’ll foV«... sistsint pastor of St. 'Bridget’s 25 Griffin road, announce the en­ teachers. Incidentally, she was COFFEE BUTTER Church. This will be the final gagement of their daughter. Miss runner-up for the local queen title Ground To Order Lb. Statement meeting of the aeuon. Miss Mary Nancy Ann Alibrlo. to G. Andrew in the C3gar Harvest Festival of Reilly, chairman, will be assisted Andreano, son of Mrs. Rose An- 1951 and attended the, coronation by Mrs. Henry Reilly. Mrs. Frank dreano of Torrlngton. ball. She opened her studio in FROSTCE Montie, Mrs. Florence Jodoin. Orange hall In September of 1952, Stirs Feud His Opposition WALE'S for private and class instruction. . UPTON FROSTEE DESURT MIX Headquarters Arthur H. Anderson, 81 Cam­ Mrs. Frank Nickerson of Yar- bridge street, who recently re­ mouthport. Cape Cod, la visiting jCIfOCOUTS OR Philadelphitg June 12— (/P) turned after spending over four Mr. and' Mrs. Ernest L. Morse of — Diplomatic denials from Seoul, Jun(! 12—(JP)— South Koreans chanted, marched and FOR • * years in Africa as a medical mis­ Strong street. It will be remem-, Spalding Receives r A T H B K VANILLA nAVoes the. United States followetl bered that her husband, the late wept through their fourth straight day of anti-truce demon- sionary, left today for Chicago. swiftly today in the wake of stration.s today as* Allied and Red staff officers worked in From there he will proceed to Mr. Nickerson, was agent for the Degree as Doctor RANDALL’S BONED Minneapolis and New York and Railway EJxpress Company at a statement which insisted secret on the last details of an armistice that appears almost then to Boston for a youth confer­ Manchester depot «for years, and Frozen Food Specials that llie Republic of South a certainty. ence. He expects to return to town they made their home on Wood­ Leland F. Spalding, Jr., aon of PREMIER ' CHICKEN MEAT Korea ,h«s been threatened The stubborn South Korean na­ about July 1. land street, until moving to the Mr. and Mrs, Leland F. Spalding, tion—and ita unbtpidlng president, Cape a decade ago. Mr. and Mrs. 54 School street, received the de­ 5'/} Oz. Glaw Jar DOLE PINEAPPLE JUIGE 6o» 20e with a United Nations eco­ Syngman Rhe4—gavc no outward gree of Doctor of Medicine yester­ nomic embargo to force ac­ sign of changing the violent op­ Morse will return with their guest GRAPE JELLY BIRDS EYE tomorrow and remain until the day from the College of Medicine, ceptance of the proposed position to a ciease fire that would a unit of the New York Unlver- first of the week. ------— 12 O k. Jar FRENGH FRIED EGG PURT 10 o» 3k truce terms. leave the..'battered peninsula dl.- slty-Bellevue Medical Center. 'The charge wa.i made yesterday Vided pollticaliy. Says Farm BULLD0ZIN6 ■ 'Thf Keeney School PTA will Dr. Spalding, a graduate of by South Korea’a ambaaaador to Matter of Days hold a brief special meeting Friday Manchester High School, is one of SNOW GROP PEAS 10 c. 2 F»r 3k Hoivever, a truce appears only the 129 members of the Class of the U. S., Dr. You Chan Yang, dur­ night at 8 o'clock at the school to ing a preaa conference following matter o f daya away—the time UWN ROLLINS discuss publicity plans. 1953 St the college. He will serve Jt takea the ataff ofHcers to flniah Aid Missing his Internship at University Hos­ the dedication of a blood donor center here. the final document in morning and AMESITE DRIVES pital, Ann Arbor, Mich. He was a Fresh Fruit and Vegetables afternoon aessiona at Panmunjom. RcnigM, Rtfrigmtiten pilot with the USAAF overseas in BORDEN’S Namea Withheld Washington, June 12— (IP) The 56-year-old physician-am­ The UN Command apparently Is Washmrs end AR __ OLD SPICE the mid-Paciflc theater for over proceeding undaunted with Ita — Senator Sparkman, (D„ three years during World War II. bassador aaid "certain UN of- armistice plana in the belief that THOMAS GOLU WATERMELONS r^h $1.79 ficiala’’ -r- he declined to give any Ala.) said today aid to the ntf- Otiwr AppIfoncM MEN'S SETS He is married to the former Ther­ Instant Coffee South Korea won’t make good ita esa A. Gallagher. Babo Gombination HALVES or QUARTERS ...... Lb. 4c name.s — had made an oral threat threats to reject the truce and tion’s fanners is “noticeably CoRstnietioi Go. For Father's Day, lune 21 Special that the UN might .force the U. S. fight the Reds alone. miasing” among accomplislv TIM J W H A M COM to cut off economic and 'military "Two staff officer groups from im wim f tows PhoM Hl-9-5224 \ aid to South Korea if that coun­ ments President Eisenhower Arthur Drue Storts CALL Price Sale LARGE SIZE PLUMS Doz. 59c each aide have been meeting at is claiming for the GOP on a i try refuaed to join in the truce eX' Panmunjom since the historic pris­ pected at any moment. oner of war exchange agreement current .speaking tour. Gharifs W. Lathrop 'That atatement brought a quick, Sparkman, the 1952 Democratic 3 Cans «off LEMONS For 25c wa.s signed Monday. FOR 25 bristling reaction from U. S. cir One group, believed to be draw- vice presidential nominee, said in AUTOMOBIO: INSURANCE l^arge Size Jar ciea.“ A- state- department spokes­ ■ ■ W " a' ■ fInaT 1iti*f to' Separate the an Interview. Jia hopes for the g o ^ — (Installment Paymenta) man commented: of the country that Eleenfiower PEACHES Lb. 29c forces In a truce, met late Friday 100 Eaat Center St., MI-9-0S84 "Any Implication that the United has a auccessful four years In THREE GRADUATES... afternoon afteT ita morning ses­ office. States uses famine and human suf­ sion. Pinehurst will be well repreMnted at the High School ITALIAN PEPPERS ______fering for political purposes is The other group, believed writ­ "But I wiili the President were graduation this week. 25c false, and those who make auch ing details of an overall prisoner in a position to include something * statements know that it is false.' exchange, recessed until 11 s.m. for the farmers in the accomplish­ Priscilla Bird, Dave Hansen and Russ Taylor, who have SHELL GAS 1.09 ments he is claiming for his ad­ The headquarters of Gen. Mark Saturday 10 p.tfi. Friday (e.s.t.l. worked here during High School days, will graduate with KRAFT OR MIR.\CLE Native Icebe^ LETTUCE 15c Clark in Tokyo pointed to a pre­ ministration,” the Alabama Sena­ AND OIL There still appeared to be a few tor said. ‘ the class of 1953. vious denial of a similar report days of work before the lower- and a UN Command spoke.sman in level officers would, cal! the top "That is noticeably missing at ^ We are happy to see them graduate and wish them every GOODYEAR TIRES MIRAGLE WHIP time when the farm economy Is de­ FRENCH NEW POTiyFOES Lbx. the Japane.se capital declined any negotiators back to approve it. succiess in life . . . but we are sorry to have them leave lottnrins — Acenuorim comment whatever. Three of the fouf American dele- pressed and the ^farmers need Pinehurst. Pris and Russ will be here until College opens SALAD HELPS SAUD DRESSING DRESSING Dr. Yang’s fellow dlpIomajK- u t s s were away from the Munsan help." in the fall, Dave has other work lined up for the summer. Jar JldillOArAW South Korea's UN Representattve, . Mse camp—two Ip Tbkyo and one Elsenhower did claim that catUs sow NASHNER Coi, Ben C. Limb—expressed visiting a frontline division. prices show signs of stabilizing and The class of 1913 with which I graduated, had only 41 astonishment at the ^a'ccqi__ As the Staff officers whrked on. that a higher prjee h»d fteSK ' members. This class of 1953 has 297 -graduates. Looks as Pidnoppln Spoors .. 42c SERVICE STATION and aaid he knew of no such at South Koreans marched noisily In' negotiated in thd International if we do need a new High School, doesn’t It? Cor. Main St. and Middle ’Tpk. tempt at international bullying. Seoul and sat down in Pusan to wheat agreement. And he said hla S8W Dovoinod Shrimp Phone MI-9-807S Dr. Yang Apecifically dsiiicd protest the impending truce. administration Is seeking to work Sincere congratulations and success to all the 1953 grad­ that he meant any threat had been Four hundred mSn paraded in out a program to assure farmera uates. WMkdaya 7 A. M. to It P. M. From Monarch: Sundaya 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. made by the U. S. However, the front of Allied ebrreapondents’ "a good, stable income . . . without W ALTER P. GORMAN situation spoke for it.scif. billets in Seoul, pushing past a regimenting the farm families of Fniit Soiod Drouinf 3Sc The United States, since the single line of metropolitan police America.” to the gates of the compound, Sparkmi^ contended that most start of the Korean war, has been iierald Fhoios. Rnssion Diwtsinf , . 30c SUNBEAM far and away the dointnant power where they chanted "Go North! of Eisenhower’s points represented High school days came to an end today for the 294 members of the Senior clam at Dlai^hcster only a continuation of what al­ PREMIER in the UN Command.*And the Go North!” Ifolian Dressing___ 3fc High school shown marching across Main Street (top photo) on the wa.v to the State theatiy for tlie And Seoul school girls paraded ready was under way during the SERVICES U. S. ha.s directed the tiuce PINEHURST Saturday Made 60th annual graduation exercises.^ John J. Allison, valedictorian, (lower Irft) and Charles F. Shaver, Donahue Jury ip several demonstrations, chant­ previous Democratic admtntstra- Roqnofort Drp«dnf. Sfc 2^ 55c 40e negotiations at Panmuhjom,„wilh j Jr., salutatorian. (lower right) are pictured during delivery of their addresses to the capacity audi- ing "Give Us Unification” and tlon. That Interpret The Wishes ROCK MASTER SHRIMP Pi-Mident 'El.seh'hower taking the I Combination Drossinq. Can • Pkg. CB.ee., Ip the center photo, Janujs Farrell, class presideiil. Is shown as, Snit In line, h^ reiielv'M his "March North!” Tile Alabama Senator challengiki -- Is Open UntU - O f TTie nimily FINI TAILI MAROARINI lead in trying Id 'per-siiade South j dlpifuna.from Cturies 8. Bouse, chairman of the Board of Education,’ while'PHhclpnI 'Rdilion Mi Mlthy About 400 girls -vlsttea the coV'^ the President’r contention that the Korea to accept the truce terms. ■Mourning Day H^rs Defeuie Can hands the next coveted certiftcate to House. (Other pietiires and stories In this edition.) respondents' billets where they new administration had "reviewed Dr. Yang said he felt other UN | sang, ahouted slogans and broke and revised military defense plana JOHN B. BURKE members were pressuring the U. S. j For Worcester Bid for MereV into loud crying on signal from to meet realistically the needs of into its pi-esent policy in Korea, ! their leaders. , our Umes.l^ H e w F e e d D W w FUNERAL HOME MEAT DEPARTMENT but he hastened to. add that he did 'Paibr Gut I.»{peetied- to receive Jan. 1, 1954 are Camp Brecke'n- COCKTAIL song, prayer, happy moments and Sarah Newcomb and Jean Rogers, the case sometime this afternoon, fiijge, Morganfield, Ky.: Camp A Reminder! BONELESS GHUGK ROAST Choirr Grade, Ih. $9e and the two- hour ceremony-'Con­ m'eant, 'I"will give you the smallest Our meat manager will have a good selection of - 46 OZa^ Large Size Can congratulations.” amount possible, a penny—for your after hearing the fipal argument Rohert-s. San Miguel. Calif., and cluded with the singing of "Man­ Cam^San Luis Obispo. Calif. PINEHURST TENOERCURE CORNED BEEF Dr. Abraham J. Feldman, rabbi of chester Alma Mater." thoughts.’ It is thus, a somewhat ^ 0 ' % ' ' U-onternpluo.us e.Npresslon, It places (tViollniied on Pag, Scheduled for inactivation by . ceady^or you.v.,. . a good -buy a i . w ...... STRAWOERRy SM tm CHUCK ROAST Choice Grade,. M». ■Congregation Beth, . Both; the'jproce^onal . n ttiiirtford. delivered' the . pri'ricipaT ^ f Hie lowest' valuati6m'tjpl>i,dead. was whipped out of .his ! ‘•hail'. _ the American Retail FederaMofl, Cooklot ...... box 59e today swung to the support o f ’' i i p 114 MRS hd wttir 1 c m N u t’s TtM to Saiet \ tlcal opposition in an informal talk after two speeches Thursday, he Aiili-Bee Proposal — Authorities today .aaid that all mother’s arms by the roarihg ^ Cedric Belfrage, British-born Five Die. .‘JO Hurt 4U nA B A G S ...... 45« Hok's Sno Food eountnr has Hi* smoN, fmsh. dainty last night to about .500 South Da­ fi.shed for trout for two hours be­ but possibly two bodie.a h.ave been wind. ' ' "I, I editor of political weekl.v. the New President Eisenhower’s request Ry* Relb to brown 1V4 taWsspiM tiu tif , for a six-month extension of UM scoHofM this wnnk— *79c lb. Also sword, hollbut,. kota Republican leaders. fore dinner. He caught five, kept Has (^ity Buzzing recovered from the niin.a of Tues­ Crews Stage Search York "National Guardian,” freed 111 Bus Aceuleiil TEA, Va L i...... SSc and snrvn...... 29e tiispN i Slit Ossh If pspfsr Hje addressed the leaders a few two of the larger ones and day night's tornado in central Chcw.s of up to 150 men have in J.5.000 ..bail from Ellis Island excess profits tax. cod, Boston Mu*, salmon, fkundnr, haddock, ntc. hours after arriving here from snagged his finger slightly on a Ma.asachusetts. searched unsuccessfully for the in­ pending, deportation proecedings Dissolvi Jd K ) in hot water. Add Hunt’s Tomato Sauce end nearly Mount Rushmore where he fishhook. Knoxville, Tenn., June 12—(4*1— The latest figures show 84 dead fant .since shortly after the mother . ... Four negroes- arrested when Harrisburg, June 12 — A AMPLE SUPPLIES and two miasing. Worcester, Mass., Jnae IS— SUNSWEET OR SHURFINE Manchester’s Piano You con buy fish to bohn, boN, fry or broH at Hoin's. told another GOP rally his admin­ After dinner the President went A proposal to banish bee.s fiom reported his tragic disappearance they refused to he segregated in westbound Greyhound bus crashed FROM MANCHESTER AND other infredients. Blend. Pour into 4 to 6 molds. Chili until istration has made a "good begin­ down the road to Calvin Coolldge Knoxville has the city buzzing ar.d The la.st of the 13 bodies which to police Tu'e.sday night. an Oxford, Pa. theater- awarded The Worcester chapter o f PRUNE JUICE 29c NEAR BY FARMS WONDERFUL LARGE Distributor for firii.. Serve on crisp Mlad ireohs. ning" toward a regime serving Inn to talk to South Dakota GOP the etty law director's telephone were unidentified the day after Mrs. Ruth Oslund, the mother, damages totaling $600 yesterday into a parked tractor-trailer on the the American Red Cross aaked For phone plck>vp orckrs pkosn coU tho day ohnod "the interests and needs of all our leaders. ringing. You might say he’s but-y New England’s wor.at , twister I’was reported critically ill with in­ by U. S. District Judge George A. Pennsylvania tunipike, near here, persons throughout the roimlry BUMBLE BEE OR PALMDALE ROBINSON STRAWBERRIES "•SOHMER citizens.” Striking a theme he also sound­ as a bee. smashed through U'ori-ester and ternal injuries; Welsh. H,. toda.v klllin." five women and in­ today not to send any more MADE WITH clothing for tornado disaatev OVERSIZE of tho pkk-up. Thank you. Stays .At Game Lodgo ed at Mount Ruahmore. the Presi­ Ill fact, few bees realized how 12 towns. Was identified earlier lo- Fcd'erai” Civil. Defen.se Adminis­ Ex-convict Frank ’Magnan." .32, juring about 30 other persons. W H IT IT U N A 37c • GULBRANSEN Eisenhower is staying at the dent called for hard work in the many friend.s they have until the d^y-l trator Val Peterson toured the pleads Innocent to six charges Coroner Thomas J. Fritchey said victims. Enough Is o « hand. IGEBERQ LETTUGE 19e state game 'lodge in the Black ; pai'ty to keep It in power after 20 whole thing came up with a loud S.carie 300 men, women and Wrecked area shortly after his stemming frorh 1950 New Britain the bus skidded off the pavement • WURLITZER ' years on the outside. He said' he LEGISLATOR KIDNAPED FROM BIRDR EVE - < ■ , i Green Stamps Givei^ With'Cash Sales Hills, the same quarters Calvin yelp. children were injured. Many of .arrival last night and said the bank holdup and robbery of.Royal and in trying to get back on it, • HARDMAN JEU-O ,^ 2 $ c Coolldge occupied when he' vaca­ doesn’t like to be an alarmist but "Bees have, right.s like -every- them are still in .aoriolia londilion Massachusetts storm caused more Industrial Union in Hartford . ; . smashed into the tractor-trailer. Chieago, June 12—<^>—Poitea CHICKEN PIES 39c ASPARAGUS 3k I - - tioned in the area as Presi(tent in that for the last 20 years "Creep­ bod.v else." one caller observed. in several hospital.a. About 8,000 damage than the tornado which After studying dental-.work. New The bus was enrpute from'Phila­ searching for a kidnaped otato ^ 1927. ing Socialism has bMn strikOig in '’The trouble with bees l.s that are homeless. ripped through parts'of Ohio and London dentist certifies that de­ delphia to' Pittsburgh; The'mishap legislator said today they fear, RADISHES, RARERIPES ik^h k^ Jnternipting his speaking tour the United States.” ’ ' they’re not . all sweetness and Listed as missing are two-week-. Michigan Monday. V composed body of man picked, up occurred about nine miles east of be may have bee* slate.' OteM ‘Not Quirk Enough’ honey. They sting. Pa^lculaily, ' The Ohio-Michigan storm claim­ Garver, fiS-year-old ■epaMteag : PEAS OR f FROM CALIFORNIA,. LONG WHITE V of five states. Eisenhower will re- igh’ V V old Charles Oslumi of Holden, and off/ Watch Hill. R. I., yrtterday Harrisburg. *' ■ '■""S KEMP'S , main here until tomorrow mom- The situation, he added,ed. has imt they seem attracted to jbarefpot Clarence Johnson, age vinknown, ed l39 lives. ' , wi^8~ that of ^Bernard Pe.vton, Jr., A b ^ hole lyas ripped into the wps seized near Mo Weal always been "the fault of a few children trying to beat tiJe heat. of Brookside Farm, Worcester, a 1 Meanwhile,' Mottia Leibowitz, WASHED POTATOES incorporated / ihg, then fly to Hapover, N. H. Gn 2.5, reporter for New York Herald side of the hue, about tlie middle, home Thuradajr FRENCH FRIES 2 r^ 39c C0IM*i .____ 4_ ed away la aa Furniture and g^Bsie Ounday he will_receive an h^orary home for the aged. ’"ribun* lost in plane crash May (Continued on Pngh Five) (Continued on Page Five) The Oslund baby, now presumed (Continued on Paga Four) ( 18. 1 ' (Orattaoed'M Page JTlifua)^ his wife looked ou j > ) : '■ \ ' i < ■ SI V '- ', t V '.I ■(■t ' \\