T - ‘ '\ r 1 J t'-f'. S v ^ j ' ■ S'X:-V-...\.N., ■ ,•■'> '-.-'s ■ ■: '/ ■ “■ •s s - V . > X. ■ -. 7 ’/, •: it . \ 'k _:s.u \ -4— t X. • xN'. m 4 , 7 -^___I^AGB TWELVE , SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1958 Average Daily Net PrjMa Ron [■• 1 -X Fnr Um Yteek Ended - - The Weather ,7 iKancl]fp£it(]r ning Hf]*alb M ay I. IM S Foreeeat ef O. 8. Weather Sanaa make the second ascent worth his 10,981 .while. ' I Pair, cooler tonight. Tqeeday AboutTown But the mother robin, whose j Duff>Grady Nuptials South Church FRESH GANDY Member ef the Audit eyes are undoubtedly better than 'Burenn„of Clrenlatibna partly cloudy, cooler. ..-.-'Ab' Heard Along Main Street FOR MOTHER’S DAY V X.. Th« Mancheater Soroptimial \ Nauman’a, even without hla eye- Backing ^Day’ SUN., MAY 10 Manchester— A City of Village Charm Club will hold Jta monthly buaineaa glasaea, never did fall for hla' 7 \ ittMUnf Monday at 8 p. m. at the And tin Some of Manchesler*g Side Streetgy Too game of hide and aeek. ao he Aiteur Drug Storet (CRaaeiAM. AdvarUalag ea Page M) X home of the preaid^nt, Mra. Ruth Anally had to give up on her. ParifihionerR to Spear VOL. LXXII, NO. 188 MANCHESTERk^ O NN.. MONDAY, m a y 11, 1933 X. (SIXTEEN PAGES) Spencer of 17 Cole street. The The aecond trip up was made PRICE FIVE CENTS ^ Bominatins committee of which Musing posal plant to satisfy the re without incident; in fact, in com- General, Manager Richard Mar quirement of the State \Vater head May 19 Visit of Mrs. Elizabeth Ubert is pre.aUlent, parl.son to the first. It was made X 'X X N, Mflll present a slate of olTicera for tin made the startling announce irommission as to pollution In the. with alacrity, and ait'er taking his Bloodmobile to Town ■X Uw coming year. ment the other day that if hr Hnckanum?" we asked. picuiies, which he practically — X SMALL GARDEN 'X ..wants to he can, encumber the A look came over his face, like climbed into the nest to get, Nau- The membemhlp of the South ‘ Manchester Assembly. No. 1.1. town in the amount of I.IOO.OOO the one you get when you dreanti man climbed back down. Methodist Oturch is sponsoring the Order of Rainbow for Girl.s, will without consulting the. Board of of a two month vacation on the Through ii all. the mother robin next Bloodmobile Day which falls FLOWING elbet officers at its meeting Mon Directors about It. Needleas to Riviera with lota of money to- kept her per(h on the limb of the pn Tuesday, May 19. Officers of day ntght at 7:30 In the Masonic say he won’t have to ask the vot spend. nearby tree, waiting only for the -the-varitma-church organizations Xee Wolcott la equipped. to Temple and also rehearse in prepa ers either. .< chunky man in the tiseed jacket have beelt aigning up donors who plow that small backyard gar ration for evemplifying the degree Of course, Martin assured us he Soreenlng Committee to get out of the vicinity ao ah.* will make appointments to go to den that .YOU have-always had for the Eastern Star Chapter in has no intention of borrowing nVo fellowa were di.scii.ssing the could get hark to her houseclean Woodruff Hall on that day and to turn over by hand. Don’t X Baddam on Tuesday, May 19. J.100.000 and hooking the taxpay-* recent T o m m y Collina - .limmy ing. make a blood donation in the name break your back. ers for the_bill. Carter boxing massacre and one of thp church. " The first Mother-Daughter ban 'M'e didn't have time to go into remarked to the other that he had Cheek and '(4en Although the leading organiza CALL LES W OLCOn quet ever held bj' the Manchester that aspect of the matter and be seen the bout and was disap .Veighhorly yarns . , . Has your tion in the drive for donors has SWvation Armv Corps will lahe Its MAIN STREET 31 sides we were more interested in pointed. next door neighbor asked to bor been the W8CS of the church, it is ivith Aboard^ Sinks in ^ r e a t Lakes Storm place at the Citadel this evening knowing how it comes about that The two men talked of the Kill row your lawn roller, rake or pointed out that the sponsorship is at 6 o’clock, and will be followed he can borrow so much money. Gavilan-Chuck Davey bout and the .shovel 7 , , . Has .lohnny'a dog been of the church body as a whole. Mlteh«ll 3-6032 ■ by an entertainment. Husbands The General Manager explained fellow who aaid he had seen the pi actlcirig flips on your newly seed-' Memfaera of the various men's and sons will serve as waiters. it this way. When the town -Collins-Carter bout also .said he, -d lawn? . . . Have you repaired groups, the choir, and similar bought the .South Maiiche.ster Wa took in the Davey fla.sco with the any broken window caused by a church organizations are urged to Rota^ Calls Tune for Young Manch^ter An Italian style stipper will he on ter Compan.v and the ttouth Man- bnseh.sll in a neighborhood garnet leave their namee at the church of ,B«rv^ .from. 8 .to ,7.;30. .p...n). a t ’.the Cuban Keed. ' ehesfer'■Chester" santrarv'SAhitary and./SewsTand/Sew-er ■ Dts-’ 'Tlicy talked flghT.s' Tor ■neafTy'‘3ri -Do-last year's screens -ftt' per-’ fice,, or. to. phone. Red Cross, head pjmmunity House in North Cov- ferlly in your windows? . . . How quarters, S-.llll, and specify, they aPtQ’, under the direction of Mrs. trtet back in 19.33 ^ e y also look minutes ,loe lyniis-.Ioe Walcott. DONT over a 3.100,000 issue of non-ie- l^iiiis-Rocky .Marciano. .Sugar Ra.v many storm windows did you bleak so on May 19 between the hours of Arthur .1. Vinton and her rommit- putting them away until next so on Ma yt9 between the hours of Throw Thom Away tM. and for the benefit of the callable 20 years bonds which Rohln.son-Rand.v Turpin, and Wil drew .1 per ceixif interest a year. veai ? . . . Do ..vour youngsters 12:4,1 and 5:30 p. m. when the StUI Plent.v Of Wear Left In Cancer drive in that section. Ihir- lie Pep vs. .Sandy .Sadfller and one Bloodmobile unit will be in town. When the . legl.slature, by .spe of the fellows said he had seen isk for an he rream every time Shoes Repaired Here Ing the supper hour tonight a food An expressed willingness to do- •ale will also be conducted for the cial art, g^Ve the town the a>i- them all, (four diffeient trucks daily) the I nick with the t inging helfa goea . nate is all thaCis required. Staff Grand Marais. Minn.. May?reported sighting a life boat Mme fund; thority it/ needed to operate the "You mu.st spend a lot of moN.ey water the .sewer outfits, It by? . . . I.sn't it nice to see some , aides of the local Red Cross chsp- SAM YULYES »i\(\ traveling around the eountry to Shoe RepatrinK of the Bet 11—(/p)_Thif Great Lakes and a raft bearing people, also gyve the Board of Selectmen of your neighbors who have been I ter will contact the potential Richard R. Howes, son of Mr. watch tliese boxing bouts,’ one I donors and make definite appoint- ter Kind Done While Ton freighter Henry Steinbrenner. survivors were on the London, May 11^—car- ' Miss Sue Keegan of this town. ,W,iH duties are specillcally designated story Behind the Picture voiir clothesline pole not that Sykes In the vicinity of the acci Many of you no doubt saw the I monthly quota. ried out In an atmosphere of in witness the exercises. Howes, a to somebody el.se. the weather ha.s turned lat least Ifi of the 31 men aboard had dent. • formality and privacy and even frrmer high school track star, will So Marlin , can borrow t.lOO.OOO, picture on the front page of yesle.r- when this was being hatted null been picked up and one body Another ore carrier, the Joseph teclualon. Ike Blasted compete in an army track meet to pay off the people who are com day’s Herald you know, the one and l^he electric dr.ver can rest un -at Churchill was not specific, but i i Bradforil It.-irliriich recovered. H. Thompson radioed it had sight at the camp in the aRemoon. ing around about Dec. 1. 19.M. to of the tree In the rear of the .lohn til a'rainy day? . .'. Did you find 8kil oil Program ed five men on a raft and three ip supposedly meant he should get i collect their money. Naturally Howard Oil Company at 134 Oak- out ttial the h'oe you ha\'e h--*n MRS. THOMAS I). DUFF, JR. together with President Eisen-1 la ml all eel. along with the in.sert a. life boat 14 miles from Isle The DeWolf Art Guild wilVhold he can borrow it for a lot le.ss looking' for was boi:ro\i'ed by .foe Grand Marais. Minn., May Roysle light station. One man Ih hower and Premier Malenkov. He | On Budget photo of the roliin’s nest and the last fall ami not returned? . . . For Lincoln PTA Its annual meeting.Tuesday. May nowadays than the !i per rent the Mis.s Klaine Ann Grady, daugh William C. Arendt of North Cov 11—(/P)— The Great Lakes the life host was lying down, ap referred lo a "conference at the ! four eggs. loe, incidentally, has moved to an 1-2, at 8 p.m. in the South Metho town will have paid for 20 years. ter of Mr. and Mrs. William E. entry was best man. and ushers freighter Henry Steinbrenner parently Injured, the message said. highest level of the leading j dist Chvirch. Mrs. Max Bengs of The J.100.000 will have to be M'ell. to those who saw the pic- other town. .. Anv dav now you Grady, 9r., of 44 Oirott drive, be were Paul G. Grady, brother of The annual meeting of the Lin powers." , can clean nut your cellar, attic or foundered find .sfink in heavy Winds .55 to 60 miles an hour ‘Siirrenderf Pi tkin street has .prepared a pa per -paid..... jOi’ .wJU. it i------— _*'.! *■*•1., ...? J .bfi t,.._wa,s came the bride of Thomas Daniel the bride, and Norrnan Andrew coln. I?TA- Av.tU...he ieJd .Monday., At j., buffeted . the. Jsle Royale. area, lakt _ Churchlll_ s^d this cofTference ! "sttirage rdoiii.'tt’s'ndt V gbod" prac- Duff, '-' JrT,’’ ’’^ ‘son ~'br Mr. ahd tvaves off-Isle Royale in Lake which sh^ 'wlirrea'd'oh {fie stibjecT ...Marlin., ,\Yhq ha.s a flare for 'Miuosi"as good aXtorV as Yhat’ of Burke of t'3 Ti’oTter''8rreef.” 8 p. m. In the Nathan Hale school. home comeort night and.early today. Heavy peas mrght'.’ not 'corn's ’'to 'an y' 'hard'f bif old clock’s! Miiftifhers who have dreaming up fantastic situations the robin and her eggs," tire toToHect ’and Store otd pape>,s Mrs. ’ Thomas D. " Duff. Sr., Th^ mother of the bride was af- Mrs. Harrv, Forman, Mrs. Dal.sy ' superior with II ‘abftard 'iearl.v IzirrMment biit at least it would Washin^on^ May ll-l- old clocks small enough for them in public ailministration, mused 'nil.s, then, is the story behind ind tags around the house...Did of 42 Ardmore road, at 10 tiied in a Copenhagen blue lace lead to’ a better understanding. I voij find that .the outside water Bill and Mrs. Dana Cannon wlil toda.v. Ships in the vicinity (Conttniied on Page Four) — Representative Reed ( L . to bring to the meeting, painted over what might happen if the the picture. o’clock Ihi.a morning at St. dress with matching hat and cor- present a slate of officers to be The Prime Minister reviewed, faucet didn’t work the first time ■Tames’ Roman Catholic Church. MORIARTY Bros. NY) shouted angrily in tlfe glass for clocks or any material town didn’t pay. If you noticed, the shot of the •sage of pink tea roses. The mother voted upon for the coming year. what he celled the "change In atti relative to clocks is urged to brjng The holders of the bond woulil nest was taken looking down into vnti tried It: tlieii discovered that The nuptial high l^as.s was cele cjt, the hridegroom wore a puce silk • Ernest Weltlich and Wiiliam 3 1 5 CENTER ST tude, and, we all hope, mood” that House today that the Eiaeo- it to the meeting. it; and since the nest w-asn't to it was tinned off in the cellar?. brated bv Rev. .lohn F. Hannon. taffeta beige dress, with beige nnd Kuhlie. who are in .charge of enter has taken place in Soviet Russia hower administration ‘•seenjii sue, naturallv. If the town How manv iilght,s have vnii pl.anned Palins and gladioli formed the sloadfaslly refused to pay. the t-be mayed---- John Howard wes brown accessories and a pink tainment, -prom ise -an amusing! and the .KrenUlAMtself since the to have surrendered-to- tlk to do ,a little around the yard th" chureh decorations. SILENT GLOW South Korea Has Fear Mrs. Alden T. Grant of .199 bond holders would eventually ! holding'up a $1,200 paving Joh on orchid cor.sage. skit. Dance numbers will be pre-; death of Stalin. spenders." Reed, oldest 1 ^ Main street. Is soliciting used books ; his driveway for just, that reason following day only to have it rain? Given in marriage hy her father, Spring flowers are the decora OIL BURNERS have to take over owner.ship. he the hride chose a gown of white sented by a group of Mrs. Rolda ! Pleads for Caution publican in continuous serv o f all descriptions for the annual said. the only way to gel tile de.sired tions at the Manchester Country Gib.son's pupUs. He appealed for caution In "do fair of .the Women’s Auxiliary of picture was to get someone hardy f'nn’l llnpiien Here I nylon tulle and Chantilly lace Club where a reception for 125 ing or saying" anything that ice in the House, said he was "Would they have to operate it over white satin, fashioned with a Attendance' at Monday’s mFet- Tel. Mitchell 3-5135 Of Traij in Truce Plan the Hartford Symphony Orchestra. and make it pay it.s own w ay?" enough and hand.v enough with a The follow ing new.s dispatch ^ guests is being held this afternoon ing will determine which rla.^s might give the So.viet leaders amazed to see the administra camera to climb the tree to a point wa.s received liere Ihi.s week; date- Queen Ann c-ollar and a chapel Tuesday, May 26. at 35 Forest we askeil, having an idea what length tram. She also wore a Juliet until 4 o'rlock. F'or a wedding trip wins the banner'’snd the picnic ground for suspicion. He said "It tion run up “ the white flag^ 6f street, Hartford. the manager was up to. above the nest and .shoot down llned from Hong Kong, May 6: | I to Washington and Virginia the promisecl by the PTA. The ccintest would be a mistake to assume that info it. I "Thi.s Briti.sh' Crown Colony is' Cap of. Chantilly lace and seed Seoul. May 11—(/P)— South Korea's truce delegate today surrender^ on its goal They would, he suspected, and pearls and a fingertip veil of illu I bride will wear a navy taffeta suit will be close since the kindergar nothing could be lettled unless or In Boh Nauman, The Herald was going to help the United State.s called the Reds’ most recent plan to end the Korean war “a until everything is settled.’’ balancing the budget. ' he and • t'be water commissioners sion. She larriod a missal with ! rlre.s.s with red and beige acces- ten. second grade, third and the "Tha ipendera seems to hava sme it had at lea.st half the man eonimemor.nte it.s Deelaration of j sories and a corsage of red split fourth and fifth grades have each In a review of foreign problems would have one less headache. he could handle the camera. But streameis of stephanotis. Communist trap” designed "to defeat the United Nation’s taken over," he added, "but I doift "And would they have to worry Independence from the British I carnations. After May 23 the won the banner once.- Churchill told the House of Com- as for scampering up a ladder to Kmntre on .lulv 4. | The maid of honor. Miss Joyce proposal for free repatriation of prisoners of war.” ROK nwns: thing that will scare the Appro about Improving the aewage dis- Marie Grady, sister of the bride, ] couple will he at home at 62 Ard- .Army Maj. Gen. .Choi Duk Shin QUINN’S get ill position for using the I "Trade soiiree.s estimate that ' more road. 1. The compromise truce propo priations committee of the House," camern. that was a moot question. ] one million dollars worth of Hong and the bridc.smaid. Miss Marie . maNUrkCTOttNO CO. .said the Red proposal for a four- He praised ’‘couragaous" efforta a t Airs. Duff i.s a graduate of.Man- sals offered by the eommunlata in When first observed on the Kong flrerrackers wm be shipped Roy of Hartford, were gow-ned I riNOtll MS" month "explanation'', period -for the eommlUee to triai-federM out- i Chester High School, snd Mr. Duff, Korea ’ahoUliTbe jj^vien "aympathet* scene by other members of The to the U. R. this year, a new all- alike, in ballerina length, strapless At Monehasler Gr.an POWs refusing to return to Red Dulles, Stassen lays. PHARMACY j of Fast Hartford High School. He Ic and patient examination." Herald stalT. Photographer Naii- time reeord." white nylon tulle gowns with contiol shows "Communists inten "Thia budget can be balanced," .served as a technical sergeant in SPACE FOR RENT 2. Western Germany needs to be ! man. with a cigar cl.inined be Perhaps It would be advisable bolero jacket. They al.so ’wore tion to coerce the prisoners to re Reed insisted, "If Cougrean baatlle bands of white nylon tulle and red I the U. S. Air Force and is now INDUSTRIAL or STORAGE turn to Communism by.lntlmids- incorporated soon Into the wett tween his leelli, his pockets biilg- for the slate legislature to forward VENETIAN Mission Halted er* defense set up. Britain in courage to do it. Nobiidy etae wlU a copy of the new fireworks law roses and (-arried old fashioned ! employed as a salesman for Carter CARL50N A CO. tion, threat and even torture’." have, so far aa 1 can ■ee." '4 OPEN SUNDAYS ! ing with fliishbiilb.'i and extra rtlui, bouquets’ of red roses. Chevrolet. tends to stand firmly behind her '.and witii one hand, clenching hi.- here to proper authorities. 1 44 STOCK PLACE Choi said in a statement that At another point, Reed shoutol South Korea is firmly opposed to commitments, to western„Oermany. j .speed graphic and the other a For Egypt Talk 3. Britain will discuaa. arrange that he wondered whether the ad 9 A.M. to 1P.M. I Keiicy Idea BLINDS Poland, Czechoslovakia and Inclla, ministration "i! still wet behind jiung ill .a ladilei, was half way Garden Club and Dilworth-Cornell- whom, the Reds proposed ns mem ments for providing an interna ; up to where he had to he to get j Have you lieard what the mayor Quey Post, No. 102. Cairo, Egj-pt, May 11-- (A5 . tional defense of the Sues Canal the ears.” of Malverne, N. Y., has proposecl Manchester bers (if a commission to take cus Reed is. chairman of the Wayg ' 9 P.M. to 9 P.M. ibis shot. .Uthoiigh thiee or four .Saturday, May 16 tody of the balking POWs. U. .S, .Secretary of State John Fos •one btit British troops will defend : after receiving many complaints Manchester High School class of and Means committee whieh haii- ! men were trying to hold tlie lad- of Quality Also proposed were Sweden snd ter Dulles and Mutual Se^rity tliemselves If the Egyptians try to ' der firm, it had a sweet, sickening about dog.s ruining village lawns? Date Book 19,33, 20th reunion. Garden Grove, Boys and Oirls Week, sponsored by the Rotary Club, officially .•W, ...... Itertld Photos, start trouble there. dela ta legislation.' He has bssn He ha.s come up with s proposal PLUMBING Switzerland. Choi made no com Administrator Harold Stas^n ar- ■t HaiMler wait for the next dance time. Lower center photo away every time Nauman shif'ed 7 p. m. AND menteiu n.u4iuiabout thoseimine two nations. naiionfl. / came to a close Saturday night with the Teen Agera dance at the 4. A piecemeal solution of prob- plugging for tax cuts which have I for spec’ial parks for canines. He A’Inre Kohen requesting the next dance with Louise Carrier. run into firm opposition from the his weight oh. It was clear that Toitight May 31. 22. 2,3 In Taipeh, Formosa, the South here to d a / for the .American I..eglnn Home. In the top left photo, Chairman Ted Mnr- The other girl I* unidentifird. Lower right. Larry Krtatoff nnd Loan lema with Russia was better than ' -siiggest.s buying a few parreis of June Poppy .Sale by American HEATING adminiatratlon. this time he wasn't thinking only Community Players present Korean ambassador to Nationalist first stop on a 12-nation^“1^ informat tensen prrsenta record albums to Beverly .Morgan and Dick 1‘agani. Rleaao XoM hands while sitting thi* one out, watching the other n,i aettlement at all. ’This could be of the picture he was about tci ! land, planting trees and installing Legion and VFW. Distinction interpreted as mild crlticlam of In today’s speech, Reed af^ j some Imitation fire hydrants in "Moon Over Mtilberry S t r e e t.” Boilers, Radiators, China said today his people, would tion" tour of the Middle and Near winner* of the fox trot. Upper right. Bill Mrl.,ean treat* >lar*ha dancer* sHd unaware of the photographer’s presence. (Ktory an take. Saturday, Ma.v 23 Ignore any truce agreement at East. { .AIhrn to a drink during interml*«lnn. I.owrr left, Joyre Cunllffe President Elsenhower’! recent all serted that the cuts, “releasing tha I them. They would be known ss dog Holli.ster School. Bath Tubs. Toilets, Sinks, Page Tw’fo.)\ •> seackles from business,’’ would FILMS At any rate, he finally got him Teen-agers dance, American Manchester High School class of Panmunjom that doesn’t include But their chief /fhi.s.sions’ seemed ] Inclusive peace plan. park.-. 1928. 25th. r e u n l.o n, at. Country Water Pii>e Renew^ed _ help bring in the revenue (p M - MVELOPED AND self ill place, but discovered, foi Legion Hoihe,--8 p. m. Mod* to Your Ordtr unification of Nocth..and .South Ko concerned with/the1 /the problems in ■ — — ■ Warns West - ‘ The mayor .S))ys he is going to Club, 7 p. m. rea. snee the budget. ’ .{ PRINTED rea.sons too lechni'cal for tlie coi.i- Monday, May II 5. 'The position of French-led prehension of anyone else around, bring the suggestion up at the Benefit dance of Auxiliary Po The ambassador. Gen. Kim Hong Reed was aroused by a weel^ next se.ssion of the village trustees. Ptiblic lecture on flower ar- Britainthe and^/tsrael. Awaiting the | Invaders forces In Indo-China has improved, 24-HOUR SERVICE that the camera he had wa-inl I lice, American lYgion Home. ED TANNER r . told newsmen South Korea Week-End 'foil end indicating that balancing ' We wonder if he has figured out rangement.< sponsored by Garden 3S.$ SUMMIT .STREET Coll for Roprosontotivo two top officials of President Bowles Sees Hope partially because o f the advent of the best ope for the job. ,*>o hia June 2 and 8 spending with revenue may ba Film Deposit Box any way he can keep the dogs in Club. Woodruff Hall. 8 p. m. — would- fight until the country is uni-1 EisenhoJyi^r’s adminisirstTor w a.s I S t l 11 t r j l the rainy season thdre. He warned painfully difficult aven for the fiA herald colleagues were djspalrhed Center Thespians production of TEIa MI-S-5747 . u . . I " solid/front of Arab opposition to i lAcU lA ll clt-IA the West not to assume too hastily At Store Entrance I the park ? Wednesday, May IS "Outward Bound," Bowers School, General Kim, who returned lo j RriVii^'iinrt Of Seven E)ead cal year beginning July 1, IWA— back to the plant for a diffelent In.stallation dinner of Catholic MI-3-4865 that Moscow Is calling the tune for camera, a Rollifie.x. 86 Months to Pay Taipeh Sunday, said he believes I 14 months away. t / \ sign of Spring I.Adies of Columbus, Country Club, e British-hoped that prodding ; the ’ military movement In Indo- ' Red ink was the underacoring in KEMP'S, Inc. When they returned, Nauman South Korea could carry the ground C)V01* F'l’OlltlGl* In Asian Situation China. I A gentleman was overheard to 6:30 p. m. m the American vi.sitors would Tallied in State was hack safely on the ground, war in Korea alone and. with air a look at govemipent finances re KEMP'S lABYLAND remark that the rain haa been .May 14 and 15 snd naval support, could push iptir re.sumption of their own ne Churchill clearly showed that "he leased yeeierday -by the staff of but flat against a wall c'f How- believed the death of Stalin haa i warmer these last few days. Garden Show and Plant .Sale, PLOWING AND north to the Yalu River boundsi;'/ gotiations with the Egyptian.^, Hanoi. Indo-China, Mav 11 -f/Pi By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the Senate-House Committee eq 16.3 Main St. — Mancheater nrd'.s new garage, where, he —A Non. American Legion Hall, Manchester with Manchuria. / ' lece.ssed Wedneaday and without a . Washington, May 11— (flh — • three years to put the country on a brought aboqt an important’ new Internal Revenue. . ‘ ^ hoped, he wa.s out of sight of the One of the last chapters in "the | fornict’ amha.s.sa- self-supporting basis. The money is Seven persons lost their lives in factor in world diplomacy. The po.sslbility of South Kfirea resumption date set, on the futuie Communist-led Vietminh invasion Connecticut during the summer- For the current year, ending j mother robin which had earliei HARROWING DONATIONS WANTED refusing ’ to observe an st^istice of the Suez Canal zone. dor to India, said aK the While needed mainl.v, he said, to compiete He said the big power conference June 30, the committee forecast n : been frightened hway and whieh has caused worry among Allied of the kingdom of L-aos appeared Hoii.se today the fight against irrigation projecla. India ia making like week end. Four of the victims he suggested ‘should be composed CALL A. BUTLER EfiJ'Pt's Prime Minister Mo- were highway fatalities’, one died deficit of -17.300,000.000—almo$ I wa.s now reposing on the branch nations fighting in Koyra. There hamed Naguib, however, in s being written today aa nearl.v two Connnnni.sin in Asia is going bet- economic and political progress but of the smalleat number of powers 1 !k billion more than formaf 1 of a nearby tree. iHe wanted the MI-9-9543 OF DAY FURNITURE have been recent demonstrations full divisions, of the Red invaders ter from a n-iililary . .standpoint "attll Ivas a long, hard row to hoe," In a sporting event aCcidi^nt; an aqd persons possible, and they President Trumsn estimated la his speech yesterday rharged the Brit other drowned; and a part-time should meet with a measure of in WILLIAM DICKSON & SON mother to ihturn to the nest, be- in .SouNi Korea calli^tg for unifica ish were trying “to impose s dis cros.sed the northern frontier into than it was a year ago. he added. budget last January. SOFAS, CHAIRS, TABLES, Etc. northwestern Indo-C?hlna. farmer succumbed to injuries re- formality and a sMlI greater meas 80fC E 19ir caii.se, presumably, if he climbed could easily bO tion or po armistice. guised occupstion on Egypt" and Bowles’, talked to newsmen nf- Bowle.s declined lo answer qiies- For the year starting July 1, ■ I that ladder ngniii, be wanted .as Another Vietminh divisioh wa.s ter a 45-minute ronfereme with lions about the mililarv outlook in (cived when hiA, tractor over ure of privacy and seclusion.’’ warned that his country is ready turned. . much in the picture as po.ssible to FOR .ASK PL.AN AnVANCE expected to he out-of Laos within President Eisenhower. He fia.s jii.'l the Indo-China kingdom of Ljios, The House gave him a loud cheer (CoatlhdedTon- Page Four) ' \ your bathroom to pay "with the hot blood of her 24 hours. when he aaid: RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL Panmunjo^ May n/Ij/ipi. -A1- sona” for independence. letiirned to the tTniterl .State.* af Sun bathers jammed beaeft ter serving as envoy in .New Dehli (f'ontiniieKt on Page Nine) but few ventured into the Water— ; "I must make it plain that In The "occupation" charge re- spite of all the uncertainties and PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING NATIONAL GUARD the Comipunists to advance a plan This would leave Pnl.v crack during the Tninian adniini.stration. and automobiles choked tA* high- . , a., .j — , for ftn.al determination of the fate I invaded On the trip hack, .Bowles spent ways as the mercury bblled Into j the hie mimrr-v f T-^ntian the 80 s in some sectfon* of the ^ ALL WORKMEN INSURED C d l MI-9-5535 and Truck Will Pick Up. of prisoners refusing to re- six weeks touring .southeast Asia y , I ference on the highest level should turo^to Red rule. m.nt In n ^ she has ' It was based around Xlengk- and Japan. Bulletins bmlt In tbe Canal zone after she ' houang. on90 mmiles u.. .southeast of V thek- 2*0 TOLLAND TURNPIKE MANCHESTER LOAM A t today’s .53-minutf meeting. withdraws her troops. Unles.s thi.* Bowles said he gave Eisenhow Connecticut residVnts. fed iipJ 1"*“ ..‘ I’* Dark, Rich, Cultivated royal Laotian seat of Luapg Pra- er "a little report on the situation News Tidbits wlih rain which Z k e d the atatl- I - from the AP Wire* V PHONE MltchHI 9-0920 ANY TIME Grade No. I g.I.Ofl cii. rd. (Continiied on Page Four) (OnnHnued ^ Page Fonr) .u .. w a u ' X . '■ * « '» see it" in Asia, but he added in the heavie.st/4dl In year* that - - Waralng ’ Cull«d froRi AP Wires past two monOui. stormed into the I^argely optlmifitic In tone, Grade Vo. 3 S3.IH) cu. yd. ‘I b ' P>’oper for him to Churchill Injected a note of warn Delivered In Truck ■ by’ the Vietminh high command to relate their conversation.,’ outdoors ancl/sunahine;’ ■■ V.S. COOL TO PARUtr CAM^ hang on to cover the withdrawal But deat^ took Its toll, ing: M'aahlngtqiL May II—42F»-w,> Load l.nfs—Order Now Note* Improvement "To fail to maintain bur defenae Screened sand, stone, till noithward and . to attack the Up to six Inrhe* of snow fell Two sisters, Carmella Sahia, 24. American offtcialg gava a aonic^ Damage in Millions strongly defended French-Laotlan Specifying that he was .speaking effort up to the limit o f. our and gravel delivered. without reference to what he may today from Lake Superior to the and Mrs. Marie S. Margcwlcz. 27, gtrengtfi would be to paralyze every what cool receptfaNi today ta’ RANGE aid FUEL OIL base on nearby Plalne des Jarres if Rockies’ and there were six tor Prime Miaiater ChurohUra call, ~ NU55DORF the French struck out after the re have told the President. Bowles both of .Stamford, died early Sun-1 beneflclent tendency towards peace said that in Asia generally, -"I nados reported in six Central j day morning’ when the car In which , jn Europe and Asia. for a high level confereace of ITALIAirSOPPERand FOOD SALE CONST. C O . treating columns. Slates ..President Eisenhower has into two leading power* xritkaat detaj:- ' 24 Hour Deliyery Service 11 Dead, over 100 Hurt The French so far had made no think the mHItary situation against A. ; would be the fhost fatal mo- Phone imtchell 9-7408 accrjpted the rralgnarion. of Wil-.^rees in the Glenbrook section of ment for free natlqn»^tp_rela.x,their ' ■ -SITURBAY, -llWf’ti ■6’40”7r36-Prlli’ '“t -■'’’Thif‘May'’Hai-e'An’”lir Iy " itwm-Dniper;’ Jr-. 'aa U. « . apec«l'fvt}kri^’„: I^SCSSv WjuraTWIIte wme cornfadeaiiip' anil’’priEparali6n." - - - -"--’'■FOOD-COBiPB i?"’' I ground f o V S X - ^ ^ M’asiUngtoii, May 11— Appointment Division 304 has not attempted repre-^entative in Europe for .ecident was Margaret van Houten, But, he w’ent.on, Mttlement of COMMUNITY HOUSE, NORTH COVENTRY For Private Auto Drlvlag In m Tornadoes to attack the PhUhtmOr DHvel 1 He added, however, that the basie Economic A.ssistance ...... White , j j . of .Stamford, who died in Siam- two or three problems would be a The Agriculture departmes^ fe*’ INSTRUCTION speaiheads south to the M ekong ; P'^^blems "are not military they House also announced the resisna- , Hospital about 25 hours after definite gain ported today that retail ttmtL BENEFIT CANCER DRIV’E From Your Home MOiARTY BROTHEf^ River and border of Thailand. Its| *’’' econornic and political." lion of Howard Travers as am- the accident. “ For Instance, peace In Korea, costa have .dropped to tbs leweag, 315 CENTER STREET le.vH alaee December, IMfit' Mena: Ravlnli in .Meal Sauce, Salad, Italian Breads, Olives,- , If You Call. TEL. M1-.1-5135 Minneapolis, M a y 11 — (IP)— . were Otto Jeebe. about 60. crushed initial push before the Invasion! Ne described Asia as a continent * * ^ Police .said the car was driven and an Austrian treaty, might Arthur Godfrey Is expected at , ^v James D. Finley. 2.5. also of largely reflecting lower- terns Celery, Home Made Cookies, Italian Ice Cream; HUBBARD HILL MItrhell 9-4S70—‘TODAT Swirling black tornado funnels to death when his barn caved In on hall brought It to within .35 miles ‘tcelering ” between .Communism lead to an easement," Churchill prieea. A fixed quantity nf food blasted a path of destruction his farm near Wvkoff snd the two- of Pak .Sane. 80 miles east of the : demo< i a<’y. and Ma.s.sachu.se ts General Hospital , j,’,*n,fo.d. They .said Ftnlev would said. For Reservations Call Mrs. .4. i . Vinton, Pilgrim 2-6116 ’ for correcllve hip aurgery .some- arrested on a charge of man that root aa average at f7S5 in' DAY GAMP scros.* parts (If five midwest year-old daughtiir of Mrs. Dorothy I-aos government seat of Vienti- '' probably will continue to It wolild be a mistake, tfie 1952 could be bought for fTfiti AD l’LTS SI.'.V-M'HILDKEV to 12, 60c. ,.i. states and Arkansas over the .MficDonald, 29. of rural Rochester I teeter for several years.. time this week. Onhfrey aulTered hia release from Prime Minister declared, to think FOR BOYS and GIRLS week end. leaving eleven persons Minn. The coming week likelv will see ludia in particular, Bowles said. by April thla year, the agency, ',n a .'’ '■"x*'" '"..Stam ford Hospital. The ml.shap is everything could be settled at one said. Last July tl^ coot hoic Ages J Ihru 12 dead, more than 100 injured and The youngster was killed and must nave eronomic am! financial great stroke. help from the United States or the r . r " " - raid to have oeemred when Finley elimbed to a record $755. widesprea(l property ilamage i,,r mother and Franklin Steele. (Continued on Page Tvvn) Just before Churchill spoke f i i danger of Communism w ill grow-. | their rented plane crash landed lost rontml of the vehicle. ^ 6 Week.s— July 6 lo Aug. LI Areas h t were southern Mlnne- 23, Rochester, were critically hurt Harry Titus, 65. received fatal Britain called for a Big Four con- TIDKLANDS VOTE DELAYED; Registration.< .\rccp(ed *ola, we.*tern Wisconsin, south- when .Steele’.* car was lifted off Bowles said -India needs 2001 at Turiiers Falls Airport. eastern million dollars annually in . It, .‘5. ! Funeral services w ill be held Wed- Wa.*hington, May I l.;>48’w— “ Nebraska, "orthcentraj road and tossed Into a creek (Continued on Page Tw’o) (Continued na Page Knur) Now— Call Iowa, west central Arkansas snd Stcimis Is Gloomy eronomic help. He said the nation ne.sda.v for Frank Panella u-hq House passage of the aabmergo4l aoulheastern Kansas. The Wisconsin viiytlm was Peter at present ,1s receiving only about w rote "The Old Gray .M«re.” land* state ownership ptH wan Mrs. Richard Odell Novak, fatally Injured when a barn Damage in .Millions 50 millions annually. Jacob Malik arrive* In l>nndnn delayed at leant until Wedoca- Phone Glastonbury .1-2040 AMKRiCAN^c^taifdard AMESITE DRIVEWAYS was blown down on his farm near Over Budget ( a i Is dsy when tbe Roles remadtlen Property damage is expected to Amerv Sever«i «t),.r. «. He s*id India .should have about as Soviet Union’s new ambassador - > • 1 mini-.. .4 - 11. . . Amer>. Several others Wi today poatponed ronalderatio* WE AME5ITE EQUIPPED FOR LARGE total several million dollars. four times that much for the next to Britain.. Some 170 person* Seven American Repatriates MinciMiiii Plxfwrt Six of the Minnesota victims ported injured when high winds nf the measure until tomorFowr,!^ not definitely Identified as tor Washington, Mav 11 i/Bi ;— ------eollapeed from heat prostration died when the tarpaper and clap Senator Stennis (D-Mt.*sl spoke up ’ I during religious reremonles in DELICATESSEN Here’s a real buy in fine plumbing fixtures! 'The Master Pembroke TENNI5 COURT5 OR 5MALL JOB5 ' board house. In which a Spanish nadoes hit the western part of BAffKS (X)N(iRE8.H PAY H IM for the Air Fo’ree today as several r a r n i c r s R h UI i IIII' S'ked Congre.*.* to de.sign.tte Arrive in Moscow by Train 15-A OAK 5TREET TEL. MI-9-8244 Bath, I.«dgewood laivatnry, and Cadet Water Cloaet will make speaking migrant farm worker Wisconsin. TTie d.smsge was cen Washington, May 11— j PARKING LOT5 tered In Eaii Claire, Chippewa. lawmiskers — gloomy over the I Washington and New. 5’ork. . VFW' Senate Judiciary rommlltoe tn-t your bathroom as modera aa any . . . and for ao little! Sturdily MACHINE 5PREAD—FORM5 from Texas and his family were prospeet of an unbalanced budget May 1 aa "l.oyalt,v I>av" to eoiin- quartered , on an asparagus farm Polk snd St. Croix Counties, day approved a bill by SenatnSit’ OPEN EVERY DAY EXCEPT WEDNESDAY SERVICES nuide—with amooth, eaay-to-rlean aurfacet and.gleaming, non- — picked foreign aid as the ibo.*t 'Hopper Invasion ter yearly Communist observance -M oscow , May U uPi S e v e n • mi.**ionar1lt*. a (Tatholic Maryknoll MeOarraa (D., Nev.), lacrensMg| larniahing Chrumard fitUnga — American-Standard plumbing AND WALK5 5ET—POWER ROLLED near Hollandaie, was destroyed. ' The first of the week-end torna obvious target for economy. of that day. does hit Saturday night at Hebron, American civilian* freed from In- priest and a former State depart- salaries of all members o( flOsij^ That Interpret The Wishes The six were Ariseto Martinez, fttennis said in an interview h e’ „ , „ , . .. Senator Morse lInd-R) fixture# will retain their beauty for many year# to come. 39; his wife, Magdaline. 25; and a community of 2.000 in southeast ternment by the North Koreans ment employe- greas and federal jndges by f l$ i^ Of The Family will not vote to cut Air Force ! Bskersfielil. Cahf.. May 11 i.Ti says he would welcome Secretary arrived in Moscow today aboard The Americans were the third 00$ a year. The measure aMO MATERIAL5 AND WORKMAN5HIP GUARANTEED------FREE E5T1MATE5 four of their children—Jaime, 11. ern Nebraska. Observers ssid it fund)! even If the budget stavs un- ’ Embattled lanchers open an — — Expecting Company? was a- "miracle" that no one was of Interior McKay as an opponent the Trans-Siberian Expre.'s. group of foreigner* released by the would ralae salarlea of U. 8. at-7 WHY WAIT—you tmi buy now f6r modonuMotion Raul. 13 months, Dominga. 8. and balanced, as .Secrelarv of the the If, S. Ambassador Charles E. North Koreans after Russian in- Jesse, 5. Friends did not know killed aa the storm wrecked two- when he runs for re-election in toraey* over tbe country to n . VI5IT OUR 5NACK lAR FOR DELICIOU5 . on an MASY TIMM MYMBIT HAM TERM5 TO 5UIT YOUR PUR5E — UP TO 3 YEAR5 TO PAY Trea.surv Humphrv has ,aaid u 'invasion in the 19,56 . .. . Defense Dept, identifies Bohlen headed a group of Am eri-' tercession. Fourteen French civil- maximum of $39AM a year. JOHN B. BURKE which part of Texas the family thirds of the town's buildings. must in' the next fiscal '-rar. I Joaquin Valley in more 94 Korean war caajualtle* in new 5FREAD5. . QUICK MEAL5. RELI5HE5 came from. Sixty-qine persona were injured, at cans who greeted the liberated Ians, six Britons and an Irish FUNESAl HOME .'ttennis! a member of the Armed -tbarf a decade. list that reports 21 dead. 64 persons at the railw-ay starinn. priest Already have been repatri- NOIAELE8K RUROLAM ^ AND APPETIZER5 COM! M OR PHONE FOR ESTIMATES Bodies of the six were hurled 75 least 18 of them seriously. • ’Ser\-lcea committee, said: Untold millions of the crop- feet onto a road early Sunday eve w,’ounded. five captured, one mi.ss- Bohlen told them a’ special Ameii- ated via Moacow. Oraage. May 1 l_kip>->A. lU U ' *7 EAST CENTER 8T. 5INc Ie 5INCE Town Suffers "I was trying to help balance I devouring Insects infest a belt be Ing and three injured . . . Six pei- can plane was waiting at Moscow’s The United States had appeal-d "pooad safe roatelnbig ning when the funnel hit the flim Hebron was still without gas the budget once and• voted, to c u t ;* " ''’" th* Tehachapi Mountains Vnukova airpoft to fly them home to Russia to use its Influence with Tel. MI-S-6868 1920 sy structure that had housed pris aons, ilnrlii'ding two bahie*. perish mated $424M In mab was ' ' TRY OUR HOT BAGEL5, CREAM CHEE5E . 1920 and had only emergency electric the Air Force and then the Ko- ; and the green cri>p line on a 50- toAn'cTlo*. th* North . Koreans to obtain th* : THE VINCENT MARGIN CO. oners' of war during the second, in bis:zing automobile in East Al L from a fllHag station In tbe ' A.MBULANCE SERVICE power Sunday night. Bulldozer* rea war came along. I’m a btirned I mile- ard acro.ss the southern end ton. Ill, . . . 70-ycar-old Negro Selz*d by Keils , j,release of 13 American.*. The bur Crooq Parbwwy In Oraa AND LOX FOR A QUICK. DEUCIOU5 Worl^ War. Neighbors said the pushed their way through debris- Child' on that acore and never i of Ih* valley. They, have been j . PLUMBING AND h e a t in g ' DEHAIO BROS. bouse appeared to, "explode from woman who lay in a Iporgur for The seven Americans had been ‘ North Koreans replied they wouldT early, toi^. by.' piled streets Sunday to make|one- again. I am more and more epn- sighted less than a mile from the 5UNDAY MORNING BREAKFA5T. within.” ,1 1 /i7 hour* awaitibg to'^be enlbalnied seizcil at the outbreak of the i flee seven'but that three others w-orkM so 305 NORTH MAIN 5T. ' TEL MI-3.484B TELEPHONE MANCHESTER Mitchell 3-7691 The , other Minnesota victims emerge* ffom stupor and declares, I Korean w-a_r nearly threb years j nttdndnnts ai; Read Herald Adys. 1 (Conttnoed ra Pagn Three) /, ' (Cofltlnued on Page Six) (i iContlBued on Page Five) ’No, I am not dead." ago. They Included five Methodist ' ((□oBlIaiMd sa Pag* Tkns) nnawaro of I .>/ ,-;V. ' - A ’7^ ' ■’’i A ’ ” ' i 'i-' V X ■if ■ / • MANCHESTEB EVEOTNC HERALP, MAWCHEgrER. MONPAT, MAT 11, 195S RockvUle CoAgreaa will be given .by Mrs. Week-End Toll More Than 200 Teenagers John S.Bisaell. Reports o f officers Laos Invaders V S L G E T B S n " DONATIONS WANTED and chairnicn will be. presented. Election of officers will take place Nine Lose Lives^ Tulkini; Things Over an lire Cream Cone embraced Father Booth. of war in Korea and the-truce Of Seven Dead Brief Session with the following slate to be pre Seven Americans Mrs. Bohlen greeted Mias Ros talks. An embassy employe gave, 'Dance at ‘Week’s’ Finale Still< Backtrack ser, a small gray-haired woman; BOB TU C K ER E OF DAY FURNITURE sented. Regent, Mrs. Donald Fisk; him the latest developments and X Special Agent ^ In'Violent Wind^ "This is a long way from Macon, Father Booth commented: "I SOFAS. CHAIRS, TAILES, Etc. vice rejgent, Mra. John S. Biasell, Receive Fn tloni n e w YORK L IF E INS. CO. Tallied in State In City Court chaplain, Mrs. Charles M. Morse; Ga.," Miss Rosser said. "It's hard hope they spring them.” Mortgage nans, EndownMaWl A 'Teen Agers dance, held Sat-AThird piece went to Earl Howard Over Frontier to believe l am here, but I am.” recording secretary, Mrs. 4, (ConRaned From Page One) '. The seven Visitors were dressed Retticmeat Plaan / F O R , urday night at the American L t- and Sylvia McCarthy. (Cktntbiaed From Page O n ^ Father Booth wanted to know (Oontlnned From Paco One) Uttle ef HWytMag Everett N'orth;,corresponding sec hv tweed suits and graV tweed ^ Life jbwmuMe k gion Home brought to a. close the. A t Rockville retary, Mis.s Minnie L. McLean; (QMtiaaed tron Pag* Om ) patha for trucks used in clear what progress was being - made overcoats. Even the women had TEL. Ml.il48S8 _ j , j i The• comoinauoncombination oancedance was a had died and they had never heard “tw a r d the liberation of prisoners injuries Saturday when he waa Boys and Girls Week sponsored by | „u ie bit o f everything, according treasurer, Mra. Oscar C. Peterson; ing the wreckage. ., gray tWeed coats. ^ NATIONAL GUARD the-.^withdrawal o f ' thia division, ^ o f the other three. atruck In Windsor by a car driven the Manchester Rotary Club. M or^j to Mortensen. It included the Rockville, May II— iSpeclalj— registrar. Mra. John L. Moran; h)d- Mayor Ralph Hawkins estimated Those who arrived here .today, In a brief aeaaion of the Rockville torian, Mrs. Martin V. B. MetcalD also, but. th e' possibility remained by Omer W. Holloman,. 36. of than 200' attended the affair, fox trot, waits, rhumba, polka and damage "at least a^mtlliori and were Louis I > o . Dans o f Chicago, Cdl MI-9-5S35 and Track Will Pick Up. SpHn^field, Mass. The la tter, Mexican hat dance. Jim Dona- City Court thia morning. Judge librarian. Miss Margaret 8. Mc that it might try a'thrust toward^ . the former State Department em^ chairman Ted Mortensen an Lean. a half dollars." ' . ' Patrolman William J. Vannle said, van and Dora H art placed second Robert J. P igeon . diapoaed of the the. Mekong or the Pla.ine des !>loye; Catholic Father William nounced. Prises were awarded waa charged with criminal nexli- to the teain of Pagani-Morgan. following caaea: The committee in charge ,of to Jarres first,. , "You drive over town and it's Robert Booth, New York; Mar.v just terrible.” said A. E. Stauffer, gence and homicide. to dance teams for the flrst three Dick Glansanti and Josephine Pa- Howard J. Cheverler, 48,.. Eaat morrow's meeting includes Mrs. Despite the withdrawal of niost Helen Rosser, Macon, Ga.; Bertha Deshler newspaper man. "There iffilY SIAHDIHGS OF THE 4 U»IHG C I 6 M ^ TItu,., a WInd.sor resident, suf places, in each of three dance di- gani were third. Hartford, intoxication, continued Freeman 8. Patten, Mra. Miron J. o f the Invasion force, Vletmlnh Adkissoq Smith. Marshall, Mo.; for one week. were cars smashed so flat yoii fered hMd injuries when he wn.a First prises were record al Csjwr, Mr.a. Charles M. Morse, Mrs. forces. In battalion strenKth Still .l^awrencc A, Zellers, Weatherford, POI -Visions. — :. . Richard Weld. Vernon,-recklesa: couldn't see in them with fiash- struck'' while crossinK . Pallsado bums. Second prises constated L.- Ernest HSII, Mrs. “ Thefon encircled and repeatedly ’ attacked ‘P\; •JTexds; Nellie'A.. Dyer, Van Buren. Art McKay and his orchestra driving, continued for one week. ,Ilghts.” avenue. of girls' summer Jewelry, donated Beislegel, Miss Gladys Keeney and th* two northern French posts of Ark., and Andera Kristian Jen provided miuiic for dancing from William Farr, 41, Vernon, A rurfe\/ was put into effect A t Plainville Sunday, stock car by Blair's, and bow ties, donated Mis.a Bernice Hall. Muong Khuua and Moung Sal. The sen, Cumberland, Pa. 8 o'clock to midnight. A refresh breach of peace and intoxication; Little League Meeting last night to keep people off the driver Arthur Johnson's 1937 Hud by Keller's. Manager Jack. Ban- French,,,flying B-26 bombers,.plas Jensen, a tall rugged-looking ment bar was set up for light 60 daya in JaU, auapended, proba An important meeting o f the streets as Nebraska state patrol son racer lurched out of control on son of the State theater donbted tered enemy concentrations missionary, said "we're all in drinks. tion for one year. Rockville Little. League will be men and. National Guard units CAMa the Plainville Stadium race trai-k passes for third- place finishers. around the battered fo rts.. pretty good shape'.” Dr. Bruce Camel’s lead ' Dick Paganl and Beverly Mor Ronald C, Godfrey. Rockville, 16, held tonight at T:30 o'clock at the froni Beatrtce and Fairbury, Neb., and fatally injured John.sori; Stale The Rotary Club will have the It remained to be eeen whether Canaga, Berkele.v, Calif., Navy gan took top honors in two dance breach of peace, case nolled. Town Hall. ■ . ' and Belleville, Kas., patrolled the Policemen Philip Ma.ssicotte said Talent Show winner, Misa Brenda there would be a iM t Vietminh at- ’ doctor at the U. ,S. Embassy, who divisions, trie fox trot and com Gordon L. Kauffman. 16, Elling The Rockville Fish and Game shattered town. the car "for some unknown re.a- Oole, and the students who took tempt to crush them before com was among those who greeted the bination. Craig Noren and Nan ton. charge of asaault, plea of Club will meet tonight at 8 p. m. Two other persona were Injured Zndr^i son started bouncInK” as It roared over public offices on Citixenahip pleting the withdrawal to the Bien when a twister, apparently the arrivals, said "Just looking at cy Weir won the waits . cohtest. guilty withdrawn, case turned over at the clubhouse on Hile. Hill road into, the alralKhtaway Jn the 12Ui Day aa guests. at the monthly to Juvenile Cmirt. Phu headquarters area, 185 miles- same one, swooped down near Dor them,- they look pretty good.” ' -54%{:3 Finishing second in-the fox trot vrtlh President John Orlowski pre lap of a 20-lap feature race. meeting tomorrow night, it win west of Hanoi. chester. about 10 miles northeast The entire group waa taken to were Earl Howard and Sylvfa Mc Raymond Bartholomew. 39. He siding. John.son, 21, a resident of Madi held at the Coiintry Club at 6:36. bron, second offense drunkenness; Among the planes parachuting of here, destroying most of the the embassy residence for a Carthy, while Mort Handler and Frank Bad.stuebner Post, Vet- son, died in New Britain General Miss Cole will disDlay her talents received six months suspended supplies to the embattled French buildings on three farms. chance to wash up, rest and talk 3 r d r Joyce ^unlifle placed third. eran.s of Foreign Wars will meet nl head Jnlurlc.s. .Jialf. an, at the. piano while some of the sentence , a- week- ago, plus one outposts .and .atlU reinforcing the -■ In northeast and central Ne With .embassy officials before they .XCa\ hour after the crackup. He was " Riinnera'-Up to ' the N b fe n ^ e lf 'students wtii bis asked''to tell o f tonight 'at 8 ’p. ''fn. at Oie Post main Laos defense points were leave for the U. S. year's probation. Sentence now in Home on Elm street. braska, torrential rains caused low thtown clear of the car and landed team in the waits were Bob Car- Incidents that occurred while they effect. six huge "Flying Boxcars," rushed land flooding on the Northfork, A ll were smiling and appeared in face down on the track. His car tier and Patricia Fltxpatrick. held office for a day. Theodorq. F. Donnelly, 21, Homemakers Meetings here last week by the U. S. gov Elkhorn and Cedar rivers, but good spirits. Outddor Cookery and Fun for was clear of the others when the ernment and operated by 14 there were no reports of any fam "There's something funny in Thompaonville. .iinregiatcred motor the Family la the subject of sev *Frm Ink, W5S freak accident occurred. ' vehicle, judgment auapended, American civilian fliers. ilies having to leave their homes. everything, I suppose," Jensen of Rockville, Alphee A. Babineau eral Homemakers mailings ar Rojter W. Williams; 54, of Bol of Hartford, Joseph A. Pees and Ollyer Henry Neff U. S. authorities here refused to A t least five persons were in said, "and my story is how I got Governor Praises ranged by Home Demonstration ton Center, died early this morn- Oliver Henry Neff. 50, of 29 Ver jured and several farms were dam captured. I £ 4^ Liam S. Whyte of New Haven, Agent Cora H. Webb thia week In Identify the Americana but in Inif at Manchester Memorial Hos Peter -P. Van Haverbeke of Willl- non avenue, died Sunday at the Tolland County. Hong Kong, retired U. S. MaJ. Geri. aged late Sunday when a tornado "There waa a wedding in my pital from Injuries received In’ a Work of Hospitals cut a path 35 miles long through house at Seoul and I had gone up . . . The Reliable Fuel, mantic, Charles V. Rupert of Rockville aty HoaplUI. He was Today a Mansfield group is Claire L. Chennaulfs Civil Air farm tractor accident Saturday Storrs, Joseph F. Wargo of Fair- born Oct. 6. 1902 in Ellington, a meeting with Mrs. W. Steams and Transport (C A T ) line disclosed Its, CerrO Gordo and Worth Counties .to Kaesong to see this fellow Dans. afternoon, Williams waa uaina the flel V Ruegge W. Griffin of Rock National Hospital Week, which aon of Henry and Josephine Bruce * Mrs. F. Richards as leaders. A pilots were flying the big C-I19 In north central Iowa. Wrtl. the next thing I knew they'd America's smokers give Especially When It's tractor to till the soil of his farm planes. ville, Sidney H. Levine of New obser\’es the anniversary of the N tff and lived here all hla life. similar Columbia group is meeting Five farms 'were damaged by suiTQjinded his house and I was in land when the heavy vehicle top London, Robert R. Poulin of Stam another tornado in Clayton County Leon Bourret, Jr., of Taylor street, 'Vernon, and his mother enjoy a couple of Ice cream conea the soup. Funny, isn't it? birth of Florence Nightingale on He was a printer and wga employ with Mrs. Mary Soracchi, the pled over a IS foot embankment, ford. and Henry C. Duhamel of in the northeastern part of the this morning as they talk over the disappearing ret Leonard pulled yesterday. Mrs. Bourret, who With OLD COMPANY LEHIGH May 12, la being observed this ed by the Leader Publishing Com leaders being Mrs. Evan Kullgren. WEATHER GROUNDS PLANES "Yes, K . I had stayed at home throwing; him- to the ground. It is Waterbur.v. pany for 25 years. He was well Seoul, May 11— —Driving State. her husband was visiting relatives at the Oak Lodge on Oakland street yesterday, discovered the boy that «lght /J probably wouldn't week, with an opportunity being Mrs. Francis Baker and Mra. Rob missing from in front of the lodge. She called police, who immediately joined Jn a frantic search, CAM ELS the greatest vote of For maximum comfort for your hratliig dollar bum tbit good believed the tractor also rolled The cadet or cadets chosen will known for his athletic ability end ert Macklln. rain and fog halted moat air and No one was injured or killed have gotten ihto all this trouble.” hbrd cbaL When you think of coal think of thl> brand and— over Williams' body. make a three weeks tour of South presented to members of the coth- when two ■ tornadoes hit a rcsl- which included dragging the river. The hunt was called off when it was learned that the boy had had played both baseball and bas Tonight at 8 p. m- Mrs. Bertha ground action today after 39 hlgh- He said he wanteff, to return to his In the boating; accident, 16-year- munlty to become reacquainted ketball. simply hiked off to see hLs uncle In East Windsor. , . ■ American or European countries Zanghl and Mrs. Alice Hardy will fiylng American Superforta smash "dential district near the fair post In Korea. 'x BUDGET FAYMENTS ARRANGED old Richard Samuelson of Fair- this summer. with Manchester Memorial Hos Beaidea his wife. Mrs. Naomi lead a group at Mrs. Zanghl's ed with 500-poqnd bombs a huge grounds in the west central - A r Rev. Georges Bissoiiette, Ameri field drowned In Black Pond at pital, which is open for public Llak • Neff he leave-s two son.s, 1.000-buildlng Communist supply kansas city of Russellville. About can Catholic priest ln'''A4oscow, confidence in dgarette histoiyf inspection this week. home. Tuesday night at 8 the river. Patrolman John Baldyga Woodstock Saturday when a canoe Donald and Clarence Neff, one center, deep in northwest Korea. 40 homes in the area suffered and Dog Warden Lee Fracchla carrying .three niembera of a same subject will be the topic for Martin and Union A proclamation has been issued daughter Carol, one grand Allied infantrymen huddled Ih heavy roof damage. launched the police boat while Sgt. G. E. WILLIS church outing overturned. Two the Rockville group at the home No Spanking for Leonard, by Governor John Lodge on the oc daughter. all of Rockville, one of Mra. Bertha Gerich, with Mrs. bunkers as spring rains pelted the Several small twisters hit south George Dent and' Patrolman Jo other youngsters swam to safety. casion of National Hospital Week, brother, Clarence B. Neff of H art Gertrude Schultz asaiating as lead muddy 155-mile battlefront. eastern Kansas towns iearly Sun seph Sartor searched the area and SON, Inc. Highways were heavily travelled In Private Talks ford. . .. reading in part aa follows: " It la er of the grenp. On Wednesday at The only planes off for North day, damaging farms and summer nearby. Saturday and Sunday. Toll ata- Says His Thankful Mother 2 M AIN ST. TEL. MI-3-5125 fitting that at this time we alsd The funeral will be held Tuesday 1:30 p. rh. the Vernon Homemak Korea were weather reconnaissance homes. There were no ca.sualties. About 5 o'clock. In the^nidst of tlona along the M erritt and Wilbur .. jOfflcers.. .of -X-ocal.- 991,..State, honor -the-voluntary non-proai hos- -*t -2 . pjn.. -at- the -Ladd Funeral ers -meet with Mts. Gordon Gibson nraft, the A ir Force said;— ------ttretr-hiint, th e seafehefs' vrtn;c told Cross parkways reported heaviest Cemnty, and, Municipal Employes pltals-'Of- our- communities-whoae Hom e-Rev. Forrest-Muasrir.-pastor .The B-29e from Okinawa and the boy had been found. His ttnclc, travel Sunday. and Mrs. Eleanor W irreh as lead Mr. and Mrs. tconard Bourret. the^disappearing act. "I'm Just too k - Union, met with General Manager Ideas are: (1) to provide all the o f the Union Congregational ers. Japan hurled 390 tons of bombs at Louis Bilodeau, of Pleasant Valley Beaches along Ix>ng Island McKinneys Mark of ”Taylor ’ street, ‘ ' ”Vernon, were still ’ ’" relieved he's all right," she said. Richard Martin this morning but easentlal facilities and trained Church will officiate. Burial will be Tue.sday evening at 8 p. m. the the 375-abre Red supply area at road. East Wind.sor, spotted the Sound and inland lakes got their did not discuss an Increase in the Yangsi Sunday. ^ filled witli relief and gratitude to Leonard became the object of an 'S BRINGS MANCHESTER THE NEW personnel for the care of the sick; In Groye Hill Cemetery. Friend.s Longview Homemakers-meet with day, 24. hours after their .5-year- boy at Burham's corner, police said first crowds of picnickers of the number of paid holidays for union may calKat the funeral home until A thick cloud layer hid results intensive search about 3:30 yester (2 ) to educate and train physicians, Mrs. Charlotte Lanz of Ellington. 40th Anniversarv old son, Leonard. Jr., who disap day afternoon when he vanished today. season. A t Hamraonnaasett Beach, ized departments or a change in nuraea and other professional and 9 p.m. tonight. of the radar-controlled drops. Madison, officials reported about Attorney Robert Pigeon will speak peared and was believed drowned from in front of the Oak Lodge on The boy had walked six miles the provision permitting depart technical personnel; (3 )..to support Emblem Club Red night- fighters were In the 5,000 persons turned out - Sunday. 1° Ih* Sroup on .'.'Wills and. Joint -Mr.- and Mrs. William R. Mc in the. Hockanum River.-was found Oakland street-where his parents- just to -Visit the relative,, he told ment-heads to change the days of ■ The M ay meeting "of the RiKk- Ownership of Property." skies, but did not bother the Super- Sunday was the hottest day of and encourage medical research; safe and sound, though tired, at werc visiting. He had been playing his mother. the basic work week, according to (4) to participate actively in the vllle Emblem Oub will be held Harry (Zemaltia) TItua forts. Kinney of 101 Chestnut street, the year in the state, with /the Martin. the end of a six-mile hike to an there in view of the river when community's general program for Wednesday evening. Mffy 13 and Harry (Zemaltls) Titus. 64. of Earlier Sunday, Capt. Manuel were at home to their friends yes I mercury rooming into ■ the /80's. Martin did not elaborate on the uncle's house. his mother discovered he was the prevention of disease and pro will be preceded by a pot luck sup Mackton Road, Windsor, died Sat Fernandez, Jr., of Miami, Fla., be terday afternoon, in celebration of I Along the ahorellne the te/npera- subject of his talks with the Mr.s. Bourret, on a vi.sit to The missing. motion of health; and -(5) to sup per at 6:30 p.m. The motheri of urday afternoon at the Hartford came the woHd's leading jet ace their 40th wedding anniversary. ture rose to 78. group. Herald with Leonard this morning, The youngster's interest in fl.sh- the Emblem Club will be honored Hospital after being struck b.V a a.x he destroyed his 13th Red MIG. The actual date was May 7 and Frank Hippie, president of the port all voluntary efforts to bring said that her son, who gave her a ing. plus the appearance of his during the evening. The commit Other American pilots downed two the year 1913, but they decided to local, announced Tuesday that the the cost of today's hospital care car at PaIi.sado avenue, Windsor. terrible fright for Mother's Day footsteps near the river edge led COMPLETE tee In charge includes Mrs. Gladys more of the Russian-made Jets in observe the ruby wedding on Rockville C^cts union would ask for 11 paid holi within the reach and means of ail He waa born in Lithuania and yesterda.v. was in no danger of re police who were called to start McCray, chairman. Mrs. Gladys breaking up a 50 to 70 plane Red Mother's Day, May, 10. days Instead of eight, and for the people . . . As Governor, I urge lived in Windsor for the past 23 ceiving any parental discipline for dragging Union Pond and the Finley. Mrs. Nellie Hunt, Mrs. Jus attack on U N fighters near the More than .50 relatives and RADIATOR elimination. from the working the cltisena>of our State to take ■years. He was employed in the Choseii/for Tour this opportunity .to re-dedicate tine Scher, Mrs. Lens Davla. Miss buffing and polishing room of the Yalu River Manchurian border. friends called during the receiving agreement of a provision which Freda Kabrick, all of Rockville, An American patrol bumped into hours. They came from Providence. permits department heads to get themselves to the humanitarian Royal Typewriter Company. He Mrs. Josephine Dower and Mrs. 80 Reds near Jackson heights R. I., Ludlow and Three Rivers. SERVICE New Have^ May 11—(/P) -The the basic five day work week other ideals of community service typi waa a member of the Llthuanlan- Agnes Kabrick of Manchester. northeast of Chorwon on the cen Mass.. East .Hartford. Rockville, Connecticut /Civil Air Patrol an- than betw'een Monday and Friday fied by our community hospitals American Citizens club and the Court of Common Plena____ tral front- In - the biggest ground Coventry and this town. The 4 • / > notmeed today the names tit 11 apd the basic eight hour Work 'flay' ■nd'to recognise the importance of Holy Trinity UhUrch. ‘ He "leavM’ NOW IS THE TIME TO * C L B A M N e Judge John T. Dwyer will pre W CI'U and the Golden Age club cadets m w tttt the ages of 15 and other than between 5 a. m. and t good health to our economic his wife. Anna Shrope TN us: two skirmish Sunday. In an hour-long side at the short calendar session battle, the U. S. infantrymen Was also represented. 18 fronywhom will be chosen rep- p. m. productivity and our national of the Tolland County Court of sons, Anthony Titus of Rockville. R e p a i r i n g resentMlvea for the patrol's an security aa well as to our Francis Titus of Windsor Locks; counted 51 Communist dead. They were remembered by many Common Pleas Tuesday at 10 cards of congratulation, telegrams nual Jfortign exchange tour^ "Luck may help a man over a individual happiness and well two daughters. Mrs. Helen Goatyla a. m. The following cases are as and right bouquets of flowers, sil • R E C O R IN G ey are: Marian J. Narkawics of Bloomfield; Mrs. Ruth Hamilton lARGEST CIUCATURE8 CONVERT TO OIL '"-A. SLEEPER LOUNGE ditch if he Jumps well.'* being." signed, John F. Drost vs. Joseph til< '4 ' o f Windsor Locks; a brother, W il ver articles. currenc.v. china, and T" E. Howard, more specific state glassware in ruby color. Mr, Mc AND AVOID Se a s o n a l r u s h l a t e r ✓ ment, medical examination, plea in liam of Rockville: a sister. Mrs. Blue whales, which weigh up .Prompt service for all makes to US tons and sometimes are Kinney presented 40 red roses to abatement; First National Bank of Agnes Biers of Hartford: four W E f e a t u r e t h e f a m o u s In our specially staffed radia 100 feet long, are the largest bis wife. Manchester vs. James Tzimoulis. ■g i ndchildren. With Separate creatures known. They would Mrs. McKinney, who was the tor repair department. default. Judgment; Personal F i Funeral services will be held equal in length, and far surpass former Mias Annie Clifford, re nance Co. vs. Ezra Bennington, de Tuesday morning at the Molloy in weight the gigantic extinct ceived in a gown of blue taffeta Innerspring Mattress fault, Judgment: Rockville City Funeral Home at a time to be an dinosaurs, according to one au and lace, and her sirter. Elizabeth Delco Oil Burners Serves your home 24 hours a day . .. - as a Hospital, Inc- vs. W alter Fellows, nounced.-. Burial 'w ill be in St. thority. Clifford, who was her bridesmaid, • You will find this emblem prominently f i - i Judgment; Hedwlg A. Jauemlg vs. Catherine's Cemetery in Broad- Cal! Us W’ilhoiil Obligation For Free Estimates BROWN- luxurious Sofa . . . and at night it can easily wore rose colored taffeta. Both be opened to a really restful full size bed BINGO Walter J. Michaels, order for pay brook. Friends may rail at the dres.'es were similar to those worn with lU own innerspring mattrees . . . per displayed in our Prescription Depart- ments; First NaUonal Bank of funeral home from 2 to 10 today. at the original wedding in the. old Manchester vs. Clyde P. Lasbury, fect for homes requiring additional sleep ELKS CARRIAGE HOUSE parsonage in the same location as BEAUPRE motion to drop parties defendant, Incorporated ing accommodations. Model advertised simi ment. We are proud to be among the se/ STEWART WINS the present one. The ceremony BANTIY OIL CO., INC. lar to Illustration. Keith value at ROCKVILLE motion to amend. Judgment;. Guy EASTWOOD was performed by Rev. Shermati Given Of] C u u. ui'n'iSriBS Paganl vs. Stanley Kaaevich, de Ardmore. 'Okla., May 11— — 331 MAIN STREET, lected pharmacies privileged to display A smiling young Dallas golfer, a U Meatzeaierx .E. Ellis, pastor of the South Meth TELEPHONE MI-9-4593 30 BISSELL ST. fault for failure to plead: Family M. Maxwell J. Fealmere odist CThOrch, 1911-1914. \ Finance Corp. vs. William Ahlers. professional only three years, it. This is your assurance of skilled pro M. Ramify Cnoper I Their daughters-ln-law, Mrs. M I.9-5234 EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT motion to drop, Florence Ahlers as packed his clubs today and drove "The 'Wlllinm G. McKinney and Mrs. a party defendant, disclosure of home with a $6,900 check in his “OFF ’ ’athflBder** Wadsworth K. McKinney, both at fessional service and fair pricey. Be sure defense. Judgment; Edwgrd Schul- pocket, first prize in the $21,300 LIMITS” tired in blue gowns, 'assisted in Fr«e Transportation by Silver Lane Bus theisse vs. Herman Diehl, motion Ardmore Open Golf Tournament 'a eelaf) to bring us your Doctor's descriptions. Leaving Orange Hall at 7 P. M. to cite in additional defendant. and enough for a down payment serving ruby-colored fruit punch, RANGE & FUEL OIL on a Dallas home. It waa a big vic and a variety of good things, buf Cpqea Assigned __ WKir.-'TSB KAKKir 8PrR—Tech. fet “’style. — A apecial session of the Tolland tory for Eart "Stewart. Jr., 'now CarefuUy styled, with na County Court of Common Pleas is the PG A’s top money winner of Mr. and Mrs. McKinney lost .a tionally famous Kroehlsr NORTH END PHARMACY being held this afternoon to near the year with $10,850. who ahot a son in World War II. Sgt, Clifford Keith Budget Terms quality^roughout . . , up McKinney, who was killed in 8 DEPOT SQ U ARE/^ TEL. MI-8-4585 the case of <>eorge Pearl vs. Mary two-over-par 282 for 72 hojes on holstered In better Tapestry It's a simple matter to /pen a Budget account The BOLAND OIL CO. Mateya, application for temporary the tough 6.483-yard Dornick Hilla action on Jan. 11, 1944. in a bomb with cushionized coil spring **WHERE FILLING yRESCRlPTlO.VS 18 A injunction. Country Club layout. ing mission over Germany. . . . and arrange to pay for your purchases -in construction. weekly or monthly anlbunta as most convenient RPECIALTV.^OT A SIDELINE." Cases asslgntd for Tue-sday in- 3A9 CENTER STREET for you. Friendly, sU'ictly confidential arrangei PA Y e l e c t r ic b il l s h e r e 1 elude Sam Harris vs: Edwin C. liberal Terms I Johnson; W alter Krizewaki vs. ments are made O N LY with Keith’s. TEL. MItchBlI 3.A320 / I Marlon Wells; Grace Dennis v.s. MANCHiSUn Local Stocks We Have The Robert^ M. Libsch; Frank Blercuk I vs. Van Allen Sutton; E. Fenton a lS l§ w - • Burke vs. Kenneth B. Sherman; (tootatloiM Furnished By Ernest L. Burdick vs. Frank C. STATE Cobum A MIddlebrook. inc. Parizek; Motora Insurance Corp. 1 p. m. prieea I vs. United Aircraft COrp. TODAY thru WED. Bank Stocka LOAN SERVICE SAVE DURING OUR Steel Celler Door I Crowning Ceremonies Bid Asked r ' I Miss Charlotte Bloniarz had the First National Bank I honor of crowning the Blessed Vlr-1 of Manchester ,..., 35 39 For Your House gin at St. Joseph's church on Sun-; Hartford National ■day. Her attendants were M iss' His Bank and Trust .... 28 3tf MANCHESTER SALE Hartford Conn. Trust . 79 84 ;Mary Klncman and Mlaa Eleanor Bloniarz. Jeanne RoszczewskI waa fistiest. Manchester Trust___ 60 medal bearer with Barbara Sta- lustiest ^Phoenix State Bank FINANCB CO. INC. chowiak aa crown bearer. Train- laughin’est MAN R ••■AS ANYBODT *. andTruat ...... 59 64 3 PC. SET • ATTRACTIVE bearers were Marie and Rosemary REKK MY F A L f" Fire Insuraoea Companies PREFERRED a loan service for all Bloniarz. The sermon was givqn by hit ever! 'Aetna Fire-...... -,5.5 57 the Rev. B. A. Gadorowski, assist Hartford Fire ...... ‘. 149 154 L O A N S $ 2 5 TO $500 • UP TO 20 MONTHS TO REPAY ant pastor of. tha .church, nnd Rev./ National . R r e ...... 6 31, • 66)i H. A. Lepak, pastor also took part Phoenix-... t;; ...... 98 103 CONVENIENT ■4n " the' /ceremonies: ','Durtiqf' ■' Olir •' 'U fe am i indeinkRy ins'. Cos.' ’ services 22 membera were receiv Aetna Casualty ...... 112 1.19 MAjIklVb and SINGLE MEN and* WOMEN .. . ed into the Children of Mary. .'Aetna.Life____ 73 75 R H O N E TO MAKE ARRANGEMENTS TO USE OUR And Up 91. Bernard's . Conn. General ...... 185 190 SAFE At St. Bernard's , church Mias .Hartford Steam Boil . 43' 46 Barbara Kerkln, president of the Travelers ...... 735 755 Oilldren of Mary Sodality had the "OFT I -star Of PnbUc CtUtUes 1-VISIT LOAN PLAN ^ Steel honor of Crowning the Blessed Vir Nil LIMITS" Texa." ;Conn- Light Power .. 15'4 16'i 1. Sit in lbs quiet and privacy of your own homo, offico or. Heatilator Service-Wa.v cellar doors are designed to gin. Mias Laura’ ' Boothroyd was . 4‘ *:W __I ttU Conn. Power . r..... 38' - 40 a convoniont tolophono booth .. . . and: According To Fabrics crown bearer and Miss Rita MU- *''**■• ;Hartford Elect. Lt. .,. 52'j .54'i Utility Table fit the architectural .style of any house. Can be pointed lix and.'Miaa Katherine Egan were - - TELEPHONE Mitchell 3-4168 _ ;____ M RY F*EF,‘**■•’ rABRIKQ ***■'8" •Hartford Ga.s. Co. 35',j 38>.i attendants. The train bearers were in color to match or harmonize with the other parts of W o n t ‘ So. New ISngland sturdy All Steel UtUity Tables on Joseph Glrardini and Thomas Otto. Tel...... 34), 36)i 2 . Toll mo how much you wont and whon you wont it. your home. , Other officers taking part included casters, easy,to roll as needed. In CUSTOM MADE Manufactartng Companies 9 . Right from tho privacy of your homo, office or telephono i f : . 9 5 heavy enamel finish in choice of -vice president Miss Mary Beth Am. Hardware ...... Egan; secretary, Misa Faith Ertal, ailih . 16 18 booth you con give me enough information to apply for a White, Yellow or Red. Splendid for Arrow, Hart, Heg. ., . z i 40 The spring suspension counter balances the weight of treasurer. Miss Marion Nolan. loon and upon approval onoblo mo to set a definife time for Sq. Yd. kitchen use, for entertaining. SLIP COVERS, Assoc. Spring ...... 25 28'2 door in all positions for easy finger-tip operation. Rev. Father O'Reilly of the LaSal- I you to cemo in and got tho money. lette Fathers gave the sermon. Bristol Brass ...... 13tx 15>, Membera of the Angels Sodality --Cheney Bros...... 10 m i |.95 Uoor automatically locks in full open position'to pre were received as members of the Collins ...... 100 115 $ 6 9 5 0 Em-Hart...... 41 Cheat* th* povmant that tits tour podt*fboofi Wilton Broadlooms And Up Children, of Mary during the serv 44 You will like to do your loan busi- vent accidental closing or being blown shut by wind. Fafnir Bearing ...... 32 35 Amount Amount oi Monthly P aym*nt|for: ice. , H u m Bus. HAPPILY PI£S£NT^ of LOAN Decorators choice for stunning rooms . . . Keith budget priced to give R r Hart Cooley ...... 33 36'- 12 MO. 15 MO. 20 MO. nesf at this friendly ea$y-to-get-to Assisting Members TONITK .. At Dirt $ SS i 5.02 Manchester an exciting new value! Stunning awirl design in Beige and Membera of A e Women's Guild Landera. Frary, Clk. . 25 27'/i Service-Way is pre-assembled at the factory. We will JOHN WAYNE tos 10.05 $ r u . $.22 oHiee . . . Rose, tightly woven for lasting service and beauty. Cut to order for of the Union Congregational New Brit. Mach. Co. . 34 36 900 29.12 J4.J5 19.25 r-oom size rugs or wall to wall floor covering. FREE PARKING DRAPES, CORNICES give you detailed instructions on easy installation. 'Bnoble Along Barry FlttsuaU . SOO 42.41 rt.ee M.59 TELEPHONE • WRITE • VISIT church took part In Sunday's serv North and J u d d ...... 24 27 NEVER a Parking Problem at Russell M fg...... 1 »t hpduirt 1,1 r<*pA\menl int LmIt bII rharge« ice as follows: Invocation, Mrs. “ THE QUIET . 13 15 Th#4 are ImrmI •• monlhh fiattnEDit. Keith's! Use our private parking Paul Arzt; responsive reading, MAN” Stanley Work Com. . . 43 46<3 Open a Budget Account lot adjoining the store . . . No Mrs. Dorothea McCarthy; Junior \ 1. TM h.lc.l.r Terry Steam ...... 85 95 Meter Parking in the entire block story, Mrs. John Lerch; scripture, Torrington ...... 28 3a Ts M u f.. Mtrehondist PREFERRED TEL. MI-9-7320 Just .south! Mrs. Frank Ludwig; prayer, Mrs. A.4: ■■THE BEIDE CALLS T A K E N UP TO 9 P. M- 1 ell COMER TO YELLOW U- S. Envelope com. . 67 77 PINANCI CO. INC. Robert Greene; sermonette, Misa L S ll REY" U. S. Envelope pfa. .. 58 63 ’ Tt Altjf..Ovtrdut bills Gertrude Fuller. PLUS . ______’B.b.rt Prr,,«. Veeder-Root...... 3 0 'i 33)i DAR Meeting The above quotations are not to •To Meet Smergsney a loan service for all The annual meeting of Sabra 1 A CABTOO.N O.V be construed as actual marketa. Money needs.,. dpeter, 9833 MAIN STREET • • Second Floor O F MANCHESTCP Trumbull Chapter, DAR will be EVEkV RHOW! *2Ste held at the Oliver Ellsworth home aentlst, hospital.. .and Mai , FORBIDDEN FOOD NCHESTER • Phono: MITCHEU 3-4161 f 0 P t IH t fi P- STERLING stead In Windsor on Tuesday in \ M«rt. ItfOi. Wod. fri. f 30 to $ JO •SOO similar bills. stead of May 13 opiginally The Easter egg custom prob and fhwf*dayi 9 M f# B • C/ofod Suh/eduft O 3SS N. MAIN 8T., MANCHESTER acheduled, at 2:30 p. m. iiiateld of ably rose because in earlier upholstering and DECORATING CO. TEL. MI-t-52&2 8 p. m, with thV^_^gent Mrs. days eggs were forbidden food J f e i t i r s "OWE W jil t , LOANS MAOS ¥ 0 NiSIOINTS OP ALL^NIANST TOWNS / ClarCnce W. ■ Finleyrfer., presiding. __ . THE REnET during Lent . and were always 1115 MAIN ST OPi^OilU' w.. h 7// "•/////,' A brief report on the Oontinenui I RBAIREABEB" catea on Easter Sunday, accord L'-- . ing to tha Encyclopedia Britan- 1 nica. ( 'V /■ t ■V^ \ . -I V t . r. T PAGB FOUR gKHV:ihi:.amtt EVENII^G HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN- MONDAY, MAy 4 i , 195S 'I '^7 MANCHESTER ^JVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN,. WOOTAY, MAY.ll, 1953.
PoRse Hunts Hereford, 7:30 p. m. in the clubroom at the the 'Caton Trio, Jeanette, Loretta from the air it looks like the en Two Dog Bite Cases C9ventry Nathan Hale Community Cibnter. aad H enry. Farmers Battling W orry •# \ Both Reported Missing Five Iiijured/ Dulles, S t a ^ n About Town tire earth rises two feet," he add PTA to See Show Are Reported Here flee Blasted First Congregational Church, Visit Sheep Fiarm ed. “And that's no earthquake-— board of trustees, 8 p. m. in the A trip to the Merriam Sheep that’s grasshoppers!" ■ FALSE YEETIL’ Bolton, May 11 (Special) — T«'o children of neighbors on Pvt. John O'Coin. son of Mr. vestry; ’ Booth-Dimock Memorial Farm on Ripley Hill was made by ’Hopper Invasion By Young Athletes He went thatawa.v, Potincr . . . In Accidents Mission alted -Tyler - circle were bitten by and Mra. Raymond O'Coin of 223 68-Eighth Graders Leave Library Board of Trustees, 8 p. m- 98 Grade 1 pupils of the Center FOR MOTORISTS Slipping or ho. he. went thfsaway. The doga Friday evening and Sat in theit' reading room; Ureen-Cho- School T hursday morning*. Accom 'be embarrassed Iqr A' scries of atcldcnls' on Man- Spruce street, is now stationed in On B udget (Continued From Pago One) The Verplanck PTA will hold Its lUpplnf. droppinff pp.sSeJs hot on his trail. . urday morning. Pusan, Korea, and would be glad bot Post, and Auxiliary, American panying the pupils were the teach ■To clean the leather on a rumble wh^n you'f'lir.'talk % lauali.*' These arc the type of con- che.ster roa^a^over the week end For Eflftpt Talk Legion, p. m., in the hall, Wall final meeting of the season tomor klr a little FAFTEBTH Ofl yMr Misa B a rb a ra Gleason, 17, to hear from his friends. His Wednesday for Tour 8 ers, Mrs. Myrtle B. Carpepter,.Mrs. sweeping vineyards of the big Di seat, wipe It off with a rag row at 7:30 p. m., one half hour IJUlJ fjictiing.repott.s A rth u r Llo.vd. resulted id, five persons, four'-of street. Eileen Jansen, Mfs; Elizabeth Mas- Giorgio ranch, about 15 miles This pleasant powder gtrea a - m ?AT.. dAughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wal address is "U. 8. 51182085, Co. A, ‘Surrender^ jinoistened with a few drops of earlier than usual. able seme of added eomfort and 8out,h road, ha.s .booh .receiving them j^hihli'en, being sent to Ihe ter Gleason of 23 Tyler circle, « From Page Ose) 765th TRSB, APO 978. C-o Post * Grade Four Program zola and Miss Francine Macione. southeast of here.' Ammonia and then rub it down lily by hohUng plates more nrmty. iwv over the week end about a Coventry, May 11 — (Special)—«art, Jr., on a charge of wilfull in- Children of the third, fifth and lummy gooey, pasty taste or (eeUa*. was. bitten on the upper part of master, Calif.” Grade 4 pupils of Mrs. Eva K. * ‘ . . .- . , Agricultural experts report that well -lyith some leather dressing or (OoattBiMd trom Pa(« Oae) white-faced., H erefordsteer hospital for cniergency treatment. Is ^rmltted, Britan says, she Sixty-eight Grade eight pupils of jury to private property. Lederer sixth grades will give a demon -acld). Get her right arm. (Continued From Page One) the Robertson School, with Prin appealed the decision to Superior Kingsbury will present an assem Manchester Evening Herald already 250 to 3(H) acres have been a honie-niade preparation of lin TEETH at any drug store. which e.scapdd. froni hi.s farni Drivers of two of the cars Involved ^^Yon't ta k e her troops out. bly program climaxing their social stration consisting of volley ball, . ’Thomas .Kittle, 3-year-old St. Jude Thaddeus Mothers Cir cipal Royal O. Fisher and nine Court. A breach of peace count Coventry correspondent, Mrs. damaged by. the hordes. Luckily, seed oil artd.haif as much turpen races, tumbling stunts, rope-skip- fal) on the Austrian Independence .on Friday. ^ Were arrested for violations of ^ Naguib was supposted . by a cle will meet Weifoesday at 8:30 the first full fiscal year of the studies of Switzerland. T^iesday at diaries L. Lottie, telephone. Pil treaty to test the sincerity of Rus-1 son of Mr. and Mrs. David Kll declaration Saturday by the eight- adult chaparons will leave Wed was dismissed. cool weather has kept them from tine. ping aildind dancing-■— In *■--the gymna------News Tidbits ■T\vo of the highl.v-bred rules of the road. . tie of 24 T yler'circle, w i t- p. m. witk Mrs. John McDermott Eisenhower administration, the nesday morning for a two-day Lederer was arrested by State 1:15 p. m., aj the Robertson School. grim 2-6231. moving. But with Warmer tempera slum. sia's current peace offensive. animats, were being deliverctl to nation Arab League voicing "a^ of Bolton. " The business will In Part one Will consist of Swiss Three members of the Ralph ten on the left side of hli d somite aupport" for the Egyptian committee foresaw a deficit of al visit to New 'Y6rk City. Policeman Richard Schwarz of tures in the offing, the legions HAZARD Wf.'ChurchiU urged the western,- Colled from AP Wires the Lloyd, place when the clude the election of offloere. Stafford Springs Barracks on com songs and native dances with Su The annual meeting with reports powers to be careful in their for- | Stence family of 11 Drive B were and nose S atu rd ay on Cm is demand for British withdrawal. most six billion dollars. It assumed Accompanying the group on the must be wiped out quickly If grape, for the year will follow, and the SERVICES delivery tru>k:, liogped down. injured Saturday when their suto- plaint of Sylveater Ploufe of Cov zanne Mamet as announcer. Songs Sisterhood Meets eign pronouncements so as not to ^ •— street. In a brief airport statement on Elsenhow.er would cut five billions educational trip will be Mr. and cotton and other crops are to be Sterillty is a major occupational new officers will be installed for of being, put.in_Uic. .niobilc was Jiit-fTom behind :hy..an-<- ..Company No. 1. MFD, will hold entry. will include "Jolly S w 11 z e rj.’ saved. hazard of both men and women That Interpret The W iite - T h e — two- received' his arrivei, Dulles made no re Mrs. Francis A. Peirottl'. William next season by Mrs. Allan S. Tay -five th* Russian leaders the feel-; Swretary of sUte DullMlodav barn, the, .steers wei-e, shultl- il other car. Mrs. Stence received a drill at 8 o'clock tonight .at the from spending planned by Tru Murphy, Oscar Miller, Mrs. John Mrs< Simmons will speak Thurs "Swiss Chalet Song," "Swiss Walk-- Xrray workers. S)iecial precau Of The FkiaUr * ;' lag they are being spurned. praised "the valiant resistance of em ergency at Man- ference t 6„ the deadlocked Suez Tomorrow Night A farmer committee has raised lor. preaident of the PTA Council. into a paddock. In a little while, multiple contusions and a mild firehouse at the corner of Malh and man, for an outlay of 73 Vi billion. S. Bissell, Mrs. Stephen Zachea, day eVening on "Herbs for Flavor, Ing Song,” "Little Heidi." Tha tions, such as lead shields, are He said the immediate aim of Laos to Communist aggression." Chester Mei Hospital and talk^ 'and the mounting Anglo- That still would keep the gov dances will include Tyrollennc and a $60,000 war chest. A shipment of A social time with refreshments the Hereford,s discovered tldd, concussion while a son, Ralph, 4, w ere disci Hilliard atreets, to be followed by Mrs. William Hernberg, Mrs. Nor for Fragrance, and for Fun,” a(^ used to. prevent this. In the cafeteria will be enjoyed.. -British foreign policy wa> to j predicted that the fight would be the rear gatew,as open and Egyptian tension. the monthly nfbeting. ernment deep in the red. A par- the Congregational Church Hou.se Swiss May Dance. 10 tons of aldrin, a 'hopper poison, irl.so suffered multiple contusions, man DuPont and Mrs. George The Sisterhood of Terriple Beth has been ordered from Denver. reach a truce in Korea. Once th«.i aiicccsaful . . . John Beaudry of both headed for the hill.s. a daughter,, Gloria, 5, suffered The Secretary said he and Stas- tial'-reason is that present tax In Willimantlc. Saturday she will Part two will be the presenta JOHN B. BUMCe D art. Sholoiji will meet tomorrow night Four oil companies which operated ^,,guns stopped speaking there, he rWilllmantic, Hated as a PO\V In sen were here "to learn" and that C. Elmore Watkins' will speak laws are not bringing in as much have an exhibit of herbs during tion of the class version of "Heidi” In the vestry of the Temple. Mrs. One. of the valimlile anim als abra.7ions of the left arm. The group will leave at 5:30 a.m. wells in the vallc.vTiavc donated FUNHIAi: HOMf "said, there was a possibility that Korea by Indianapolis man who Raymond H. Dancosc, driver of he welcomed, "the opportunity to on "Hospital Week" kt the meeting revenue as'was expected. the )ill-day Glastonbury Antique from the book bjr the same name. Herbert Llcb. chairman of youth |VM$ c A lU V6ki U f joined' up w ith, a heard in Wednesday, from the school by 25.000 gallons of dieSel oil, to be Will $25 to $500 tlirie would heal the scars of the; returned,. , . First.*air-borne pu- the (-ar that struck the Stence expreas personally here the friend of the Rotary Cliib tomorrow night Senator Taft of Ohio, the Re Society bazar. Suzanne will be announcer. actiritics, will be in charge of the 87 EAST CENXnt ax. t'oventr.v where he, was ca|i- school bus to the Hartford railroad mixed with the aldrin. Give r e e • ISMes. 20 Mm . war.' • Rent for the New Haven Veteran.s tiircd. The other, still nrl.S.'iing, auto, was! fined $12 on the rules, Obituary ship of our governmenta and at 6:30 at the Country. Club. publican leader, was less opti station. They will take the New Rabbit Club "iTie characters follow: Heidi, program. Leonard ' Shankman, TsL ia * 8- « N t ' - - .He said the Communist pro- Administration Hospital ,,ln West charge in Town Court this morj peoples. mistic than the committee staff. Sharon Proulx; Peter. Nicholas state regional president of the A trucking firfti will provide six FRESH srAitr? $ 2 0 $245.80 $312.37 was reported at various plaee.s York, New Haven and Hartford Coventry 4-H Rabbit Club mem truck tankers and three crop- _— -posala in Korea merit "sympa- Haven arrived to New HaVeu air JUg- "Perhaps, my. vUit here-will help „T he,. Society of Carbide .‘Engl-, ln . a week-end interview, he .pt-e-. Porter; Grandfathor, Richard. Bo- Alnlted Synagogue Youth, ^ $ 2 8 349.22 451.45 AMBULANCat RE|$VlCai 'hetlc and patieht examination." port today. -around- Bolton Lake. Slate Po train ■ -to* Grand • • Central -Station. bers - have- been -tnstnnrted 1n tine spraying' firtn's will use 10 planes -With a ftiiiiiat loan Iii the other accident reciting to clear up some misunderstand neers, of which aevcral Manchester dicted' that “unle.ss changca are Headquarters will be at the Hotel dreau; Aiint Deta, Sally White; give a report oh the recent conven you may roducs Above poymoRh eovor ovorythiiMl M siiei The OotnmunlatB have proposed Members of Local 987. UAW- lice in Colche.ster hai rai-;;.s butchering and packaging for and pilots. The poison will cover A toon of $100 coih $20.M wboo theorize the lost nniinsi l. promptfy ropold in 12 ceoMcutivo in Cnventr.v. They have noth of Thompson, received -a bump on ward to talking with Prime Mlnls- cit in the coming fiscal year will Places of interest to be visited to look for a.s indications of the teau; Clara, Janet Baiocchi; Par W ashington, D. C. ... clssn up bills .. montMy initellmoRh of $10.05 ooeh. problem be placed in the handa of to permit its committer to rail a the forehead when th ^ a r .she was Company Thursday night at 8:15. James Dutton, chief of the Coon. • five-neutral nations.—V— - ing to say-about the ropoK -that .tr,r Naguib and. his ..go.vernment.- b» from . nine to 11 billion dol include..-the', following: ..Empire. particular disease coccidiosis.- Mrs. son. Joseph Lahger; Maid, Pamela , William Bayer, president of the pay Uses. If you're ______strike at New Departure plant . . ridingTn was hit hyone driven by Mrs. Peter J. agnrttl , lars; Truman, recommending Simmons; Butler, Norman John grasshopper control' di-vlsion of "There -Js no reason known to the po.s.se also Is nd-ssing. and to obtaining first hand infor State Building, a ball game at George F.' Farrell is club leadeK Manchester Chapter, and Anita steedily employed,,end ten hendle Group of Yale Univrrsit.v employes •lazep.s .Rti-aiitinj*United Nations Building, p«i-mittip^. there will be inspec lyn Brand. Richard MacLachlan. cxeniple of the* .active part being in a day. If you drive a car across '' Cites U. R. Burden J. Edgar Hoover today started away from the curb. The accident the Elenora Duse Lodge, Daugh matic tax cuts, written into pres '*fMI COMGANTi 'iHsr tins so sav tss~ Lead Lete—Otder M a#^^ of his Insults to Dulles. and Mrs. S. J. Tem pleton of 45 Museum of Natural History and tion of rages and 'animals at the Suzanne Mamet, Slegmar Blam- played by the youth of today and infested pastureland, he said, He pointed out that the United his SOIh year as director of the iccurrcd at Depot Square. ters of Italy, and a- communicant ent laws by a Democrataic Con Sciceaed eaad, oteos FBI. Hoover was honored by the At $182,766 Breltsteln, who was released on South Alton street, who recently the Hayden's Planetarium. home ,of Stephen Zaches in the berg. Margaret Willey, Raymond the role of the Sisterhood in mak they'll, rise in clouds to swarm States had borne nineteen twenti Ronald Trombley, 9, of 11 *j of St. James’ Church. gress and a Democratic admini.s- The return trip will be at p. m. FINANCE Ca*M aad gravel deihex District of Columbia American ball, was charged under article 77 graduated from the Naval Training 8 Pine Lake Shores district of Rainville, Janet Baiocchi, ,Gary ing their activities possible. over the hood and windshield and eths of the cost of the Korean School street, also was discharged Besides her husband, she leaves tration. Eisenhower inherits the from Grand Central Station, arriv 2ih I Ptoor • JARVIS OUILDINO NUSSDOW fighting in 'nien 4nd money, and Legion Post with a citation of The estate of Mrs. Alary E.-AVil- a daughter. Mrs. Andrew Reggetts of the criminal rode- against Center at Bainbridge, Md., is home South Coventry, and Peter Staf- Menard Pearl Potter. Martin" Kop- Piano selections will be played clog the radiator grille. from Manchc.stcr Memorial Hos "defamation of princes, heads lo. ss of revenue, but perhaps little ing In Hartford about 10:40 p. m'. pisch, Xlargaret Grassie, Richalx’ by Mickey Fendell and Sherman 806 MAIN STREET (Peer W edwertli’t) MANCHESTER merit and a gold medal. liams, believed to be the./oldcst pital after receiving emergency of this town, and three sisters, on a 14-day leave. fano on Fagleville road, South In the foothills they, are thick CONST. 100 persons help honor Rep. Manchester resident at hfcr denlh of foreign states and other of the credit for the reduction. They will he met by school bus for Allen, Eleanor Dunbar, Jerry Fivozinsky will sing. Mrs. Jacob —probably 1,000 to a square yard, M itchell 8- 74M • HMwy C. MMiglllg, Y IS MANofir ’"Aie m atter is not one which w'e treatment after a week-end acci Mrs. Domonic Enrico of Manches Coventry^ In the event of rain the OPEN THUSSDAY EVENINOS UNTIL I - MIMMR:0-Mlii .Jiave either- the right or the re Albert Morano (R-Conri) In Stam Feb. 27 am ounts to $182.7150.09 a dignitaries." If present estimated income lev return to Coventry. gathering will be at the Farrell Smith Sharon Hill and Kenneth Segal will be hostess for the meet he estimated. dent. He was hurt ye.stcrday morn ter, Mrs. Waited Kruse of De^- XIrs. Ruth HIckox, chairman of In «i mis. h rnifMli •( ill uHtMidliit mm sponsibility to decide, but It is our ford yesterday . . . Alumni named statement of invrntofv filed toilny Kol H aam has a.s.sailed the visit els continue, the.se cuts would re Parents have been required to home. ’ Viara. Music will be furnished by ing. 'When we drop bait to them ing when he crashed his bicycle Monte. Calif., and Mrs. Marie the annual poppy sale of the he at the Cedar Swamp road at duty, without separating ourselves by Trinity College to receive .hon with Probate Judgb .iohn J. Wnl- Beilis in Italy. of Dulles, likening him to Hitler duce revenue and additional si:; Mrs. Lawrence H. Caakin into a Car on Eldridgc street. . American Legion unit, and Paul billion dollars for the year begin 11:30 p. m. or at the Robertson from our great alley, to express orary degrees at commencement lett indicates. .. According to police, James T. Funeral services will be held and urging parents to ''hide their '' Mrs. Opal Ros.s Caskin, wife of Priest, chairman for the Legion, ning July 1, 1945 —tn a level of School at 11:45 p. m. our opinion frankly and plainly to exercises June 7 are Rev. Paul Three foiirt-Ks of the estate goc.« Marlcy, Jr.. 29, of Rockville, was Wednesday morning at 8:30 from child-en tvhlle he will he in (lie Lawrence H. Caskin, of '^1 Jam es have called a meeting of their joint about 6 1 billion dollars. Grade Three Wins them as occasion offers.” Barbour, Dr. John Barnwell anti to Mrs. Wflliaiu's sm , Krnest P. driving cast on KIdridge ’ street the W. P. Quish Funeral Home, country." The paper headlined the committees for tonight at 8 p.m. street, Hartford, died Sunday The Communist compromise pro Kart Penning . . . Young New 225 Main street, and at 9 o'clock American’s landing at Cairo today Defen.se Savings Stamps sales Wllllanis of Maplew'ood, N. J, The when the boy rode out into the at the American Legion Home. last week at the Robertson .School afternoon in North Coventry after posal on Korea calls for establish York youth, 14, hangs self in Kent remaintler goes to her gramichil- street from, a,driveway and hit the at St. James' Church. Burial will with these wo:ds: "The VVar- a long illness. She was born at ment of a committee of five neu . . . Connecticut received 13,292,- dar's right front fender. be in St. James' Cemetery. monger has Arrived in Cairo." totaled $38.50. Highest . sales dren and great grandchildren. The Manchester Garden (ITub will Lease Reserves swards follow: First,. Grade 3. Sm yrna Mills, M errill, Xle., a tral nations to handle the problem .lOO.OOO in m ilitary prime contracts -Mrs. W illiams \vas 96 when she No nrre.st was made. The funeral home will be open The police, al.so arrested a num present Mrs. Chester Cook of Lex daughter of the late Lxiren and of war prisoner repatriation. The from the outbreak of Korean hos died. H er hii.-ihand. John M. Wil.- Police to01 is in .stock.s, $13,926.48 in sav- Hospital in Middletown. He lived the Britiah-EgypMan controversy 1,5 feet of land on llic east side of Bray of Pcekakill, N. Y.; two MORE AND MORE PEOPLE ARE FINDING THAT FORD IS "I should be very content with Plant Sale, Tea ing.s, $ 12,000 Ui real e.state, and the on Oakland street for many years Tuesday, roast turkey, mashed po as a step toward some sort of Power (7O. Gives Purnell place to the towg for tatoes, peas. cranberry sauce, brothers. Hubert Ross of Coventry _even a^truce.and a cease lire for rest In per.sonal propci t,v, ca-sh. and was associated, with .Thomas and a checking nccoiinl. Egyptian-Allied -Middle East de street widening; rookies; WednesiTay, soup, turkey and Arthur Ross of Auburn, Me. the moment. Terrible injuries have Hospital Notes Dowling of Rockville in the dry fense organization for the strate At a recent meeting George The funeral services will be held Aiiiiiial Event goods business. (Quarterly Report sandwiches, cake squares; Thurs WORTH MORE WHEN THEY b€ y MORE \ ^ E N THEY SELL. . e been^one each other by the North gic area. Egypt has refused to Marlow, of the corporation, told a day, Swiss steak, mashed potatoes, Wednesday at the Ahem Funeral and South Koreans. But even if Patients Today: ...... 1S4 He leaves a son. Ralph Marsh discuss such a stcup until (ho committee studying the off-street carrot sticks, gelatin dessert; Fri Home, 180 Farmington avenue, both sides only stood still where Tolland, May 11—(Special) — of Drexel Hill, Pa., a daughter. The Connecticut Power Company Sou ill Korea Fear ADMITTED SATURDAY: Mrs. British get nut of the Suez. The parking situation, that the firm day. lettuce and tomato salad, slic Hartford, at a time to be an . AND HERE’S WHY: v they were now and ceased lire and VThe annual plant sale and tea *o Miss Catherine Marsh of Man.s- Theresa Hcmbrochts, I'S Dolmont Britain say their technicians must reports an improvement in its first woidd be willing to give 15 feet of ed cheese, peanut butter and jam nounced. Burial will be in Cedar tried to replace foreign trpopa by field and two grandchildren. remsin or the Egyptians will let land to the town for widening Pur sandwiches, ice cream. Hill Cemetery. Friends may call Korean forces—even if only that be held on Tolland Green, in front street; Harry Gibbon, 10 Hazel three months' operations over the Held <»ver Triiee The funeral will be held tomor the vital mililary Installations go nell place if the town would ex The local prograni received in at the Ahern Funeral Home, to r, .■ happen)^—time might once again of the church on Saturday from street; Mrs. Mary Marr. 76 Essex same period last year as well as row afternoon at 2:30 at the Wat to rack and ruin. tend the street to Birch street. April (our cases, 32 lbs. each, of day and Tuesday from 2 to 5 and prove-to be a healer." 11 a.m. to_6 p.m. was started shout :.trcct; Mrs. M argaret Forbe.s, 138 kins Funeral Home. 142 East Cen an improvement on a 12-month butter and two cases. 90 lbs. each 7 to 10 p. ni. Referring to the expansion of (Continued From Page One) McKcc street; Rev. Loon Austin, A property at Oak street anti 10 years ago as a plant exchange ter street. The funeral home will basis. Purnell place, however, is not of turkeys, from the II.S.D.A.. Mrs. Meetings Scheduled the Cnmmunistrdirected millta'ry among local gardeners. South Coventry. be open for the convenience of Raymond B. Fowler, school lunch offensive in Indo-China, Churchill the UN Comm.nnd. .snur mi pight- Funds available (or dividends owned by the corporation. Tuesday meetings include Rob Under the auspices of the Ladies’ point Cnmmuni.st propo.snl for ADMITTED .SUNDAY; Ronald friends tonight from 7 to 9 Albert Lauiielies and surplus during the first quar Rphan’s 15 year lease permits program chairman, said. ertson School assembly program said he- was informed that the Society of, Tolland Federated ! Ziiv.Tirll.T, 126 Lakewood rircl''; o'clock. position of .the anti-Communist prisoner exchange .still left the te r of .1953 am ounted to $523,473. as him to erect a filling station which Notes at 1:15 p. m. on Switzerland by Church, these growers agreed to threat of Indefinite captivity hang Robert Pound, 349 Hilliard street; SIOO.OOO Claim compared with $49i3,118 (or the first. would take up not more than one Mrs. E. J. Beames is $ patient G rade 4 pupils of Mrs. Eva. K. forces' there'how-was less Severe buy and sell their, choice, shrubs, Tdrs. Ellen W ennerberg, South . thah' was assumed at one time. ing over,4S,.500 North Korean and ; three months last year. In the 12- third of the area and would cost at Hartford Hospital. '' Kingsbury: Garden Club. 1:30 bulbs, perennials at nominal prices Chlne.se Red.s. Coventr.v: Mr.s. Anna Babcock. ! month period ended March 31, 1953, at least $6,000. Among the local women, attend p. fh.. Booth-Dimock Memorial Not Soviet Inspired giving the proceeds to the churcli. Lt. Gen. William K. Harrison Rockville; John M cCarthy. 58 F u n erals Alcide Albert of 6 Linnm ore ; the diiddend and surplus balance Lease price, according to the In ing the Marjorie Mills and Mi{(id L ib iary w ith XIrs- G. H. Passm ore “Measures taken by the French, Later, annual seedlings were Jr„ Senior UN Delegate, saiil Lockwood stre e t; John Rohan, 183 drive has started a $100,000 dam am ounted to $1,707,257. The sam e strument filed in the office of the Your Manners program Friday at of Storrs. speaker; Cub Scouts to-gether g etl...... with the ...... arrival.... of ....the added and the sale was opened to there was no guarantee that a Center street; John Klein. 28 Roger Williams age suit against the Hartford Gas 12-month period last year showed town clerk, is $1,680 for three Bushnell Memorial Hall were Miss Den 2. P ack 57. 6:30 p. m ‘. a t Mrs. ra l^ aeason. will probably give a the public. Company and the owners of a Hattie E. Coombs, Mrs. Russell S. political conference could settle Foley street; Delbert Orcutt, 120 Funeral aervlces for Roger this figure to be $1,651,684. years. ^$2,016 for seven years. Marie Neilson's. ' iuU of: several months.” he said, In 1952, com m ercially grown the prisoner question as the Com three-story apartment house in The earnings per. share in the .$2,220 for two years and $2,400 for Boynton, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Tis Llops Club. T p. m.. a t th e Co\)e^ "In my opinion the sudden ad Woofllend street; C. Gordon Beclt- Williams, 64, of ^ Ito n Center, who plants made the bulk of the stock munists urged. with. Rockville; Miss Mary Sweat- Hartford in connection with the first quarter of this year was 74 the last three years of (tie period dale. Mra. L. K. Allen, Mrs. Wilton Boy Scouts Troop 65, 7:15 p. m. im vance of elements of the (Com died Iff Manchester Memorial Hos and again this year the committee After the meeting had adjourned land, 20 Cottage street; Mrs. Mil- death of Albert's brother. Zoel. cents, and for the 12-months ending Under terms of the lease Rohan L. Rose, Mrs. Viola Parker. the Red- Schoolhouse. Cedar munist-led) 'Vietmlnh forces to pital this morning as a result of The local, man charges the has secured supplies of the most until 11 a.m. Tue.sda.v (9 p.m., died Chapin, 20 Clyde road; Miss de-f'M arch 31Mt w'as'$2.40. La.st y ear's may not charge more than 25 cents Fbied 550 Swamp road; St. Mary’s CYO. 7:30 ward the Siamese frontier ought Injuries received when thrown off a fendants with responsibility wanted flowers and vegetables in e. 8. t., Monday), Harrison stood in Mary Enko, 95 St. John street; for figures were 69 cents and $2.32. for two hours parking. Hugo Lcderer of Htbron was fin p. m. In the church hall. School not to lead us to conclude that It the varieties best suited to this tractor Saturday while working on the death Jan^ 12 of Zoel, who was a driving rain outside the crude Mrs. Miriam Ryan, 613 Main his farm, wlU be held Wednesday ed $50 in Justice Court Friday street, the ReV. John C. Curtin, is a Soviet inspired move incon area. asphyxiated while sleeping in his night by Justice Alanson E. Stew- conference hut and told cor .street; Dennis Armstrong, 338 afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Wat director; Boy Scouts Troop 57, sistent with the new attitude of Advance orders for •■'eclal va apartment at 597-599 Zion street...... respondents that of the barrage of Center street; Mrs. Kathleen Han- kins F uneral Home. Rev. J. R. A coroner's investigation di.s- _ the Soviet government. rieties and quantities will be Ailed questions he has asked the Reds, as far as poaaible. Orders may be .scn, 129 l/-nox stre e t; Colleen Yeager of the (Juarryville Metho clo.sed th at Zoel had been killed by S "This may. .unhappily, prove to only one has been answered satis Lewie. 14 Drive F; Fred Wilmot. phoned or mailed to Mrs. Harry dist Church will officiate , escaping gas fumes while he slept. 1S" be the case, but also |t might well factorily. South Coventry. "Get The Best For Less" Oir.. ~ have arisen from local circum Bartlett or Mrs. G. Roy Brown. Born Dec. 10, 1898, the son of Coroner Louis W. Schaefer held ! 5 Requests for home-grown plants ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. Eva Judson and Minnie A. Brown Wil that Zoel had turned on the ga5 stances and impulses and:, from jets of a stove in his furnished plans.made months ago.” may be made to Mrs. Furlong Cottier. Rockville; Jame.s Martcllo, liams. he had been employed as an I Luster-Shoeii Dry Cleanins ^ Hie wey Flyrtn and Mrs. Malcolm Thomp Play by Thespians 14 Church sti-cet: John Martello. assistant foreman In the dre.-ising apartment to heat the room -but Touching on other foreign prob that low pressure extinguished the CLEANER, SOFTER CLOTHKS, BRIGHTER lems, Churchill said: son. 14 CThurch street; John Schultz. mill of Cheney Brothers for 38 Elected by OOP B'dmen Glastonbury; Patricia Clark, RFD years. flames. COLORS, N.0 ODORS, NO SHRINKAGE to cerefree 1. Britain will defend her Suez At the Tolland County Women’s Is Well-Receive^wley. president -of the Elm atreet; Harry Liebman. E15 areas :^'T)f Xfaine, MaassetausettS, ; "To'Eugene D. Cowling for aitera- Thespian.s, .arranged for the pre- shock(the kind of shock you feel mdst) up fo 8 0 ^ Ford's wide front tread, . '.-Uoiia-and additions - to ^dwelling at With ! . Mr?,. Violet AJlely. JO New ..Hampshire. ..-Pennsyivani*,] 3 -kbnfirtWfll'' . Emefktih st reel; lAika Ethel billon low Center of .grovity and diagonally mounted rear shodt absorbers he^i 111 Harlan street, $1,000. and Rhode Island, | FonP* reomy intariort are hartcisomaiy' *Centar-fill ffueting is another “Worth More’’ feature The attendance- prize, ilpnatecf 689 .Main street; Leo Busbey, Jr., keep you level on curves. To Paul W. Dougan for F. - J„ '(Continued from Page One) \ by "Ormond We.st, was won by 670 North Main street; Gail Galas- GL6AN--WASHED styJod in b. wide variety-of colors,eill4dste- thot's not found in the low-price field. It saves fllLup- Ciroux for a sun shed at 81 West- Earl Clifford. so, 92 Seaman circle; Mrs. Anna fully mgtched.to exterior colors. And Ford's land street, $200. time, ends hose marks on fenders. Short fill pipe makes prevailed toflay as rescue boats Howley., 25 Portland street; Mra. soft, foom rubber cushions over non-sag To John McCarr for alterations headed for the scene, making slow Helen Curran, 76 Bigelow street; room for on eAtro suitcase in the trunk. Here's another and additions to dwelling at 219 progress as they bucked extremely Crowd Experled Karen Benson, 16 Monroe street; springs give you day-long driving comfort. M cKee atreet, $200. BEACH reason Ford is the New .Standard of the American Rood. rough water. ‘ Mrs. Dorothy Barnes, 65 Alton To Camillo (^ambolati for a one- street: Jame.s Cavanaugh, Marl ■tory, 6-room dwelling at Middle The ill-fated ore carrier foun Ford Economy Beats Them All!^ For Art Exhibit borough; Barbara Caleen, 53 Lake- turnpike w est, $13,000. dered after dawn in water churned Frigidoir# Frigidaira by 55 to 60 mile an hour winds. lyood circle south; Mrs. Luclle Bar- A Ford Mileage Maker with Oveirdrive, won Hm grand To Manchester Water" Co. for a bier, 197 Vernon stre e t; F red SAND guard house off Lydall street, TTie wind ripped hatches from the Between 300 and 400 art crea Automatic' tions will be on di.splav in the Schneider, 47 Charter Oak street; Filtra-matic Sweepstakes Award in the 1953 Mobilgos Economy Run. Fori $ 2 ,0 0 0 . craft, allowing it to take on water. FOR SAND BOXES The Clemson and the Sykes, in Manchester High School Art Edwina, Risley, South Coventry: first time in history, o low-priced cor not only won in Ht cldiiV, I To William T. Ritchie, Jr., for Studio, above the library in the Mrs. Aileen Tinti, 112 C ham bers W asher Clothes Dryer Joseph Stevenson, alterations and llie \\-inity at the time, reported •eeRA M JD A took top honors—the coveted Sweepstakes Award—for heoMng by radio that a number of men had recreation building on' .School street; Mrs. Ethel Barlow. 48 Hol nddiUons to dwelling at 57 Phelps lister street; David Monroe, Wind been saved. atreet, Tue.sdaj' and Wpdnc.sday Visit the -Isles of Summer. Sports Frigldalre's Live Water Action gets Now dry clothes anywhere in your the entire field regardless of class, six# or weight. Hera't oddl* road, $400. evenings when the annual MHS ham. Per 100 The Sykes said several men had the ‘ deep.dow n* dirt ordinary tionol proof that Ford is America's To Frederick Manning lor altera been taken from a life boat. The Art Exhibit Is conducted. Mi.s.s DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: during the Day, Daricing and house, any time, without filling the tions and additions at 47 Maple Clemson took aboard several men Hope S. Henderson, art instructor Judith Ference, Stafford Springs: Lb. Bag washing action can’t touch. And room with sticky lint or steamy greatest economy cor. atreet, $500. Dining at Night. Live as you from a raft and said some men at the school, will direct the ex Mrs. June Ro.se and daughter. clothes are in hot water oil the moisture. Dry them fluffy-soft and To Anthony Sherlack for a wearing life jackets also had been hibit. South Coventry; Mrs. Anna please for a while. g arag e a t 224 McKee street, $800. picked up. In addition to exhibits of paint Gagnon and son. 698 Middle WE GIVE With Ihe purchase of any Sand time, not half-in, half-out. New sweet-smelling. Needs no plumb- I To Manchester Roofing Company The Steinbreiiner. a 6,900 ton ves ings, drawings and craft work •turnpike west; Jo.seph Cohen, Box from our complete selection. Float-over rinsing action, Rapidry ing or vents. Check these featuresi Fifty Ytart Forward for Mrs. Cecilia Hornok, for altera sel left Duluth at 6 a. m. Sunday 'd?> C made by this year's art .students. Ellington; Herman Lerner, Air Tour, 5 Days, from $125*. Spin, needs no bolting down. SAFE Automatic temperature control, American tions and additions to dwelling at with a load of Iron ore for down- Ea.st Hartford; Mrs. Mary Purchased Alone—(1.29 per bag on Iht Road Mi.ss H enderson announced th at GREEN end THOROUGH for ALL clothes $S Strong atreet. $1,325. lake points. scholastic contest winning entries" B arnow ski and daughter, 128 By Steamy, 6 Days, from $137*. automatic Timing Control, Signal- Suspended clutch and broke pedals Ford Steering is easy on y o u l Makes The ship was reported to have wlll be on exhibit. Thc.se are en Glenwood stre e t; Mrs. H elena Bed-: Set-Air, 6 Days, from $136.50*. STAMPS —even new Miracle Fabrics. Light, interior Ozono Lamp. work easier and give you more room. handling a treat on open highway or city IKE SENDS PISTOL, NOTE struck a reef in the same vicinity tries that received regional recog narek and .son, 5 Nelson place; SEE IT . . . as the ill-fated Emporer, a Cana nition in the national art exhibit Limited Supply! They turn the entire fioor space into foot street. Ford's wide front tread permits Mrs. Gertrude Carroll and daugh Longer Trips ca.*i b e arrang^; Cairo, Egypt- May U_( a>>_ dian ship, which went down June held in Hartford this winter. ter. 478 East Center street; Mrs. space. And because they act os “no sharp turns for easier parking in small VALUE CHECK IT . . . Becretaiy of SUte John Foster 4, 1947. Twelve crewmen lost their There were nine local winners. Erma Donnelly and daughter, 35 $299.75 $259.75 Dulles preseuted a mesaage aad lives. Members of the Art Service Wedgewood drive; Richard Bell. * Tax Additional entrance” signs to drafts and dirt—they spaces. And Ford Full-Circle Visibility TEST DRIVE ITI a pistol from President Elsea- Coast Guard rescue boats were Squad will serve as guides at the 61 Crestwood drive; Frank Sturte- Buy This porcelain Pair On New Low Terms make it easier to keep your Ford clean. gives you clear vision in all directions. kowrer to Premier Mohamed Na hurrying from several points. show. They will answer questions vant. 25 Lllley atreet; Mra. Ruby P.&A. guib today. There was no hint Grand Marais and Portage Canal, on the exhibit. — t>Mr prizes, con :onX Schober, 52 Delmont street; Mrs. as to the eoateots of the mea- Mich., stations dispatched motor sisting of appropriate wall paint :na Zatkowski, 9 Starkweather Ufe boaU. An 85 foot Coast G uard FAIR aag*. ings, will be awarded each of the St; i^rs. Betty Oonklin, Rock- FOLEY \ ■ patrol boat left Two Harbors, Minn. two nights. Miss Henderson said i Henry Keraner, West Wll- 1089 MAIN STREET — TEL MI-3-5856 The Coast Guard cutter Woodruah Mm m U p god Travel Afwsy ■i DILLON SALES and SERVICE Ill New Guis the flesh of that a lot of work has gone Into lington; Xfias Teresa Kelly, Tal- ’S, Inc. was dispatched from the Apoatle yUMMuMU la uaeduaad 1for’___ food and their planning the exhibit again this cottville; $lra. Margaret Forbea. 54 Cb«nb StrMt V 319 MAIN STRECT MANCHESTER laUnds oft tha north WiscoosiB year and ahe azpjecta large crowds for drumheads. fhoro. 138 McKeS atreet; .lira. Gladya RwtferdS^XoaK | . | | | | both nights. 1 / *. Merriman, 96 Norntan atreeL 763 MAl|i[ STREET MANCHESTER k / ----- r^^^'GOOD DRIVERS DRIVE SAFE CARS'' / ■ . ■ -u I . -1 X \ lA.. ,'A e'- ii-u S - \ \ Y i lE .su Al^CHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, MONDAY, MAY II, 1965 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, MAY 11. 1953 ------1------f ------a------PAGE SET ■or October, or November, but Ihttrl^^BUr many months before, before Eisen- Steniiis Is 6loomy and margarine on every day , but % Bolton W ednesday. Me:z. chief of the Manchester Fire- howler had made a single political Department; W. Clifford Mason, Joniln^ fl^ralib N EW WENTWORTH G A L L E R Y O P F E R S FI N E R LI V I N G ROOM FURNITURE AT MODEST PRI Property Conveyance "Armed Forces Day Parade speech. Over Budget Cuts CES chref'of the South Manchester Flrc' t paBlUBXD m TUB . A deed recorded at Town. Clerk Department; Fred Edwards,- CD / 1 F»»*T .n pR m riN O CX>.. INC. Roger W. WUliams^ 5 4 ^ Dies David Toomey's office last week radio officer; Adrian G r o o t, • ' II BIim U street (Continued From Page One) To Include Local CD Unit lUncheater, Cone. Acceptance Near transferrc>'» y P * ’’ a method.for delaying, while we believed to have rotted over him, by their parents at 9:05 p. h i. Will tak e p art In the parade. * ad alna tha lo c t^ e iA tojbttihed here. saixton'sn NBC television program Church parish room at 8 p. m.;_ in Ih? Hartford area, are Police Cross Highway to the assembly do our own thinking, our own landing upright on the road. Hot Lunch Menu Manchester’s equipment will Chief Herman O. Schendet; John All rightn nf vdiiubUeatTetr of apecial yesterday that the defense budget, Ha sustained fracturea of the Camcfa Club at school at 8 p.. m.. area al the Capitol grounds. flmfetchea herein ai% *aIao reterved. forthcoming acceptance of the cut would result in a "more mod Hot lunch menu at school for: guest speaker on enlarging pa pelvis, fractured ribs, a fracture of the» remainderremnInHer n of t the week: . Tues n-______? .T jJ^Fi^l larrlce cllant of N. E.- A. -Serv- Communist plan. ern" Air Force by the end of the pers; Civil Defense organization war. But Representative Mahon the' right arm Snd serioiia internal day—potato cheese puff, spinach. The reason we probably have-to Injuries. lyill hear Commander Robert H. fleprtiriitatlma: The (D-Tex), on the .same program, Harvard beets, gelatin;'Wednesday Bkrnes, ‘ director of the New Lon- I Special Agency — New accept it is that the latest Com M’alter F. Elliott, brother-in-law Detroit and Boaton. said it would cut plana procure —tomato soup, tuna salad sand don\ area speak on medical and UDIT BUREAU, OF munist proposal is aubstantially ment in half. of'Williams, was the first to reach wiches, pickles, applesauce; Thurs welfare services at the Community him. Burke’s ambulance removed the .same thing as the Indian com-, Senator Taft of Ohio, the Repub day—American chop _suey. jelly, Hall a l 8 p. m. him to the hospital. marble cake; Friday baked -The Herald Prlpl^^m pany. Inc.. promise-proposal of last fall. We lican leader, has said he frankly ' Asnaaea no flnanctal reainftalblllty for doe.sn’t know whether further re Williams wats a foreman in the b^ans, potato salad, green salad, Mancheqler Evening Herald Bol K ographlcal errora appearing In ad- did not seem to want to aOcept, dressing mill at CTheney Brothers maple-walnut pudding. Milk will vrlla^enta and other reading matter ductions can be made in the mili ton correspondent. .Mrs. Joseph that, in the United NatiOn.s, and. tary funds. As an advocate of in Manchester. be served with each meal; bread D’ltalia. telrplionr Mitchell 3-5548. ^ Tha Mancbeater Evening Herald New York Trip AMESITE DRIVEWAYS we actually did .so only after Ru.s- strong alrpower, however, he is Eighth grade students will leave ^Dtaplar acfvertlilng cloaing houra;. -fiR had done us the advance favor expected to seek for economies AMESITE EQUIPPED FOR LARGE »>r Mondar—1 P- m- *5J0«y- elsewhere. the school early ’Thursday morn T or Tuaaday—1 p. m. Mor^ay. of denouncing It, thus making our ■Vn. or Wedneadayr-I p. m. Tueaday.- Sen. Willis Smith (D-N. C.) said ing for their two-day trip to New INIS COURTS OR SMALL JO IS ^ for TburadMO—1 p. m. Weaneaday. own acceptance of it safe. he. thinks foreign aid requests offer York. The 19 young people will Mar Frldiay—1-P. m. T ^aday. meet at 9:16 a. m. when they will K r Saturday—1 p. nv Friday. But all the non-Communist the best field for savings. The Ma r k in g l o t s MACHINE SPREAD—FORMS eClaaamad'deafllme; lO.SS a. m/ each members of the UN, ourselves in Ei.senhower administration asked board Mrs. Laura Lee’s school bus Ye«, you save a cool 50% on those five fabuloui Jky of pnblleatlpn, except Saturchy— for fewer appropriations in that connecting with the 7:03 a. m. AND WALKS fragrances! Every one is light...lovely...every S|a. aa. . cluded, did accept it then, and are, train out of Hartford. Arriiing SET—POWER ROLLED field, but indicated spending will be one is exating in a different way. And at this Monday. May 11 •on record as having done so. And above the current level a t‘around In New York at 9:30, luggage will i H.OW that the Communists have six billion dollars. . t ''Home Planned" Modern be checked at Grand Central ter m a t er ia ls a n d workmanship g u a r a n t eed — — FREE ESTIMATES price, you can afford a "wardrobe" of refreihing 4 Campaigns And Reality gone back to it, and presented it "We just cannot continue to do minal and the group will go di colognes that will last you for many monthsl a.s their own proposal, we probably all of the things abroad tiiat we rectly to the United Nations Intera la, a vast difference be- building where they have a .10 for Brides / TERMS TO SUIT YOUR PURSE — UP TO 3 YEARS TO PAY . Choio* of fhro fraqriaoe. have to accept.lt again. have been attem pting," Smith said. l^ean campaigning for the prlVl- "We will have to cut foreign aid for the way You want to live! o'clock appointment for a tour. One can guess that the Eisen draatically, L believe.’’ Since United Nations has its lagt of-tcondUfUitg the affaira. ,df own post office and stamp issue, hower adnilnlstration,, docs not Senator Young (R-N. D.), an ap SINCE tAlg couiitjry and the adUtal buni- suffer from the same peace phobia .the school stamp club has given for Graduates SINCE lAair of doing it And the. a^dard^ propriations committee member, the group money with which to IIC iM c m i Vhlch i^fflicted the Truman ad said he doesn’t believe the U. R, is I f 20 1920 rtr our political campaigning, haVrr purchase cards for mailing to ministration, and that acceptance "financially able to produce all of Here s modern to make you glad you're young, with bfccome a o ' glib, no fa r .removed them with the United Nations of the present proposal has al thla military equipment and then a futura to plan a home around! It's clean-cut, and cancellation. DE MAID BROS. —from Bober reality, that, failing give it away to other nations." PJ Visit U» Chinatown . ready been determined- upon - at Ha catted Secretary Humphrey’s ----functional, but with an extra, subtle grace o-f line that TELEPHONE MANCHESTER Mitchell 3-7691 s. tha virtiia to defy these a^hdar'ds, Washington, Following their UN visit, they ...tt, bepomea a virtue at lea.st to •stnlemeht that the budget can’t be makes it so nice to live with. Because ft's Heywood- will take the Third avenue elevat But if it has not been deter balanced "the mo.st di.scqiuaglng repudiate them honestly when you ed railway to Chinatown where mined upon, it will make headway news that lias come out of Wash ^ . Wakefleld-made you know it has enduring quality , . Advertise in The Herald— It Pays have gained office. they will have luncheon and it is just the same. The prc.sent pro- ington in months." and sensibla "Home Planned" design that makes sure hoped they mSy see some of the Thus President Eisenhower, in a "It may be even worse than it f po.saIs could obtain a favorable Bowery and purchase .souvenirs if press conference not long ago, looks on the suriacc becau.se the Npday's purchase and those you make later on will vote in the United Nations, and If they wish. 1/ I* ?' lit ahocked the' moi^ elemental pn- big drop in farm prices is going to _ .harmonize parfactly .throughout your homa- You'll like Reclaiming their bags at Grand we should reject them, the next have a more serious effect on gov liticiana of his own party when he the spbrkiing "champagne" finish .'. the smooth easy- Central, they will check into the move would come from neutral na ernment revenues than a lot of obaerved that balancing the budget Hotel New Yorker after lunch and / 1 ADM ITTING OFFICE | tions seeking to have them con people realize," Young said. Paneled Beds in full or twin sizes, each ... to-cara-fdr surfaces. spend the remainder of the after ii a difficult business, and that he ..59.95 sidered at the JJnlted Nation-s. We Chest of five drawers, big storage capacity .139.00 noon at the Museum of Natural assumed that, if it were^iot so, the could not wi.sely chase the. role of Four-drawer Dresser Base (shown) with a X History and Cjentral Park 2!oo. budgat mighthliVe beeti balanced ^ .V .C . square, Dinner is planned for 6 p. m. at having peace in Korea forced upon wood-framed mirror (not shown) ...... 159.00 before this. iRiat was moi^ or less a mid-town restaurant. us by our own friends. Therefore, Student Kneehole Desk with bookshelf...... Ferry to Jersey a conceMton that eveii the f>emo- .129.00 ’In W'atkins big Hfeywood-Wakefield Open Stock one must guess, our questioning of There are eight other pieces in this group including Present plans call for a walk i jnnsylvania/Dutch crata weren't such spendthrift Modern Collection are “Home Planned” pieces and details at Panmunjom can not go beds, bedside tables and larger dressers. after dinner to the television roguts ai they had 1>Mn pictured groups for living room, dining room and dinette, too. on much longer. theater where they will see Dennis to b^di^g the'f^paigm James’ "Chance of a Lifetime” What w'o have been waiting for Noag- iTeclretaiy oif th e T reasu ry show. The group will either take Lane Chest 114.00 may have been that coiUerence of a ferry to New Jersey after the Georfg'.^M. l^umphrey has told our Korean military and diplo HOMf COMFORT show to view the New York sky CongTdw t«^' things which would matic authorities under way in line at night, or get an entirelv Here's the fine.st Lane Cedar Chest of all! have b«^.,rajik heresy during -the different panorama of the city Copied exactly from the old original with cam paign. J *’ ■ Tokyo. It la apparently this lights from the Empire State conference’s task to try and MORIARIY Bros. three drawers in the base, a tra.\' acros.s one Ha rggreta that the budget can t building. A light anack will 315 CENTER ST FAMOUS bring a busy day to a close before end 6f the top/and the lovely bottle preen be ba]g)taed-aext year, but doesn’t th re a t Twin Sizes bed time at approximately 10:30 finish decorated in barn red, buff and black! thinly tt woiild be.iaafe to do so, OIL lURNER p. m. ■d A chest to treasure always. would involvA in REPAIR F'rlday Ia*ft Open . . , . > , i".if we agree to anytnins: anything like the 9 9 . 5 0 Tlie girt.s, at lea.st, aie perhaps Other Lane Chests from ,$49.95 ^ proposals. He, In his looking forward to the next morn Td. Mltchdl 3.5135 ing with anticipation. Breakfast Not'bBluitt^ . budgef^fter .. - Pr*^«itimood, may prpye more dlf- ■ficultitd dejU with Ihhn the Com- E n glan der will be .served In bed at 8 a. m. The •U the cgiji|)al|m oratory witfek .munlats, in their present mood. time schedule sa.vs they will atail made that, seem ihidh a, reaAonahlq SLEEP PRODUCTS out at 9 a. m. for a trip to the and easy thing—is bad enough. Statute of Liberty. If there is time before lunch, st an Automat WATKIVS But Secretary Humphrey un- Those Who Will Come After restaurant, they will tour Radio leasneoleaahed even more of a shoqkef^ It iala not in an implcasant,implcasant iJ u m tU City. After lunch, tickets h.sve aomething the Demoerdth grudging-mood, but in ia question 1874 • been made available to the Garry Mox spring base is If It were a Democratic . ad PHONE HAND-TIED for added flexibility and com r 4<9 prisoners first released. \\9^ fort. ministration which were proposing M’ould it have happened if the Mitchell 9-7196 "When my doctor said 'hospital care’, you benefits in advance. No fuss or this' one could irtiagine the howls number had been. 1,000 7 or Mitchell 3-8606 . ■ X . ■ M*H*S I found that the Blue Cross card in my bother to "put in a claim.” You show of protest which would come. And Part of the reason tpis .sort of 142 Ea.Ht Center St. *n«oy of these howls will develop thing has been happening i.s that Manchester pocket is a lot better than cash. 1 just the card; Blue Cross and your hospital even now, we imagine, and not'all people feel like compensating, to showed rny card to the admitting cherk do the rest. frqm politically-minded Demo lhe.se Americans, for some ,of the in the hospital lobby and my Blue Cross crats. Some people in this country, hardships in Com m unist pri.s'on G IR L G R A D S And many of your Blue Cross beoe*^ more’s the pity, did assume that camp.s. benefits started. That’s service!” fits— drugs, x-rays, laboratory tests, things like balancing the budget But what, of the American- Locked Out ' Modern Birchcraft •nd reducing the national, debt soldier whp was not captured, per V It takes time to get the cash you need operating room and others — have no TOUld be achieved Just by willing haps because, at the cost of some -'-1. You're invited to for an emergency. And while you’re cash limit at d// during your bask Blue them to be so. By Oisaster physieai hard.shlp which will last waiting, you w'or'ry: will it oomc Gross- stay when ordered by your W hat Is on view here i.s neither Blf His life, he fought so hard he WHEN fire or .some other the fgithtessne.ss nor the lack of coiildn't bei'opiured? calamity temporarily clooes through? Will it l>e enough?’ doctor, even if they run to hundreds, or Mpablltty of the hew administra*- Me are'not inferringi that it i.i your place of business . . . in thousands of dollars,' as some <^o. Uon at Washington. Given . our |t sin to^be taken a prisoner. But come;, will slop but many ex ‘ Working together, your Blue Cross X standards for campaigning, there it is no .special distinction, either, penses will continue. 1 3 « Watkins - Lane Coke Party Plan and your community hospitals W hat’s better than cash? Service — Is actually good faith involved in to be thktn prisoner in the course 'adm ission of land fighting. That's why we advise you ! have short-cut these problems for you. with no questions asked. There’s no that iU campaign promi.scs can M'e have no quanel with the to call on us today . . . find Your Blue Cross card brings on-the- time in your life when you’ll welcome not be kept. It would actually be good, generous heart these com out all about Business Inter- . TOMORROW AFTERNOON 2 t o 4 spot credit in any of the- Blue Cross that kind of service so much! poor performance in office for it munities are exhibiting in thc.se in ruption Insurance. * to try to keep the letter of its stances. All we are doing is to a.sk Member Hospitals (all voluntary promises at ail costs. the question of what about the general hospitals in Connecticut), day Memo to Members: One Franklin D. Roo.sevelt cam- next returned .soldier who comes or night . . . at the admitting office PAijmed on a similar platform and along and the thou.sands after Tomorrow the party’s on us! It's the day to have cokes and All 3.3 voluntar)’ .general hospitals in similar campaign promises in when you enter, at the cashier’s win him. who come home from just as tasty home-made cookies with us. It's the day to come jn Connecticut work directly with Blue Cross l»32 He, too. would have been much suffering. but perhap.s dow when you leave. Your card is also derelict In his duty if he had tried and receive your handsome Lane Miniature Chest, abso to bring you hospital care without worri without benefit of headline.s. brass a ticket to substantial benefits in all to keep the spepifig promises ho bands, and new convertibles. lutely free. We ve been giving these miniature chests to some fed tape. They furnish services to inade in the specific conditions he I>o these communities’have an Low, low "price for Watkins modern Manchester High girl graduates tor years. They're just what other recognized general hospitals Blue Cross by contract, with credit in ad f^nd when he actually assumed answer to that question? And if styling and quality.. Made by Birch office. you ve always wanted tor locking away your secret, per everywhere. vance-to the member on admission. Blue they have no an.swer, might it not Waitin' for Summer? craft in easy-to-live-with butternut sonal traasurasi Be sure to bring the Gift Card which was Cross pays them on a strict cost basis for What is at fault in all this is be bettor, after all, to esUblish CLARKE finish! Choice of 24 x 16-inch Step- Behind that card is a partnership ar that standard of campaigning n tS U R A N C e End Table, 40 x 19-inch (jocktail Table mailed to you. Your miniature chest vyill be ready and wait- the benefits you receive. It’s a voluntary some equality between .sendee rangement between Blue Cross and which seems to compel even our •sacrifice and reward 7 AOBIVCr , So are v .y . . . but in the meantime we’ve unpacked and IT-Vi x 17'/2-inch Lamp Table. William Krauss, representing the Lane \ WATKINS V MMcheii&i M July. «ir A ugust, o r Septrm ber, anouldered.
\ \ PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTB^, CONN, MONDAY, MAY 11, 1953 MAKCHESl'ER EVENING HERALD.vMANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAY, MAY 11, 1953 ■ \ FAGS in Manchester for the Best in Used Cars Andover will be held in the church on May Columbia resa Rondeau of Willimantic. and 28 at 8 p. nk ' Miss Delore*'Cons'tant of North store Hours committee,, and a slate A ’’work day” meeting will he Credit Talk .Slated of offleera will be presented for the' by the hostesses: Mrs. C. R. Burr, Franklin. Hubert Asselin, brother Mrs. Wells W. Pitkin and Mrs. the areas of evangelistic visitation Eighth Gpaders^ held May 21 to clean the church of the groom, 'wa^ best man, and .coming year. Burton Knopp, chair Mrs. Eddison kitchen,^^^^ Osmond io Attend Tonight fo^G. of C. man of the Rtore Hour* commit Millard W. Park. Vote Return and the hospital ministry. Richard ushers were Oliver A.sselln, an The final meeting of the season JoneS'Smyth Wedding F.. Stewart was commiSaioned a other brother, GeiVixe Bourey, tee “that conducted the recent sur ^ \,Fi|iaiice Tour Manchester Evening Herald An Scouts’ Jamboree vey. will report on that survey and Head of DAR will be in the form of a picnic to be .lay. apeaker, and he will serve as Kenneth Adams, and 'ntomas Wv- Members Retail Mer held at the Jonathan Trumbull pastor's assistant and have apecial dover correspondent,\Mrs. (ieorge he. M / { h t make recommendations to the Of Rev. Post DeCORMIER MOTORS, Inc, Nelson, telephone PRgrlm 2-8763, chants Buream'Manchester (Cham group. Nominating Committee House In Lebanon on June 4. with reaponslbUlty f o r evangelistic Andover, May 11— (Special Columbia, M a y '11—(Special) — The recepticin \vas held at the ber of Commerce, -will hear about Chairman Ffancls Ruhmel will the executive board and officers visitation and the operation of the SAYS "SEE THEBE BEAU-nrUL CARS TODAY Bflorta by, the Eighth Graders to New Officers Installed John O.amond. 15, aon of Mr. and .Shell OiateatH The couple- will re the Charg^lan that will be intro present the proposed slate of serving, as hostesses. North Church Also Au church zone plan. AT 'Th e f in e s t o f t e r m s a n y w h e r e .” \ finance a’ trip to New. York City Ellington Mra. John Osmond, Sr., of Whit- side, at 27 P.ark street, Willimantic. duced her* soon by the Manchester officers. And Delegates Give The financial tifflcera reported were successful as the ^ou'p ex ne.v road, ha.s been chosen from lo upon their return from a wedding Trust ^Company at the monthly the. church Is in a sectfre position, ceeded its needs at a rnent food thorizes ReMcarCli on 1951 CADILLAC 4.|)OOR SEDAN cal Boy Scout Pack 62 to be its trip to Canada and .Niagara Fall*.' log tonight at the (Country PIANO CARE Report on Convention snd If current pledges sre paid ih •ale. The young people needed $70 Young GOPClub representative this summer at the Edward M. Donohue, presi- Bowles Sees Ike ^ Expansion PoBsibtlities full the fiscal year will close "with Model 62-rGorgeous gray In color, loaded. A ana asraar to cover their expenses and col all bills paid. car and a recent trade on the fabnlona Mw WUlys. National Roy Scout Jamboree Manchester Rveiiing Herald Co of Chargeplan Corporation o f . Piano owners should avoid Mra. ’P. Howard Eddiaon wa* lected $85 at the food. sale. ---- X Benediction by Rev. Hutchinson Names Meverlioff which la to be held in California lumbia correspondent. .Mrs. Franl^ ■^*\v .York City, will be the guest rapid temperature changes, re ^elected and installed a* regent of On Asia Situation The return of the pastor of the' Will See Coronation tt^is year. John, along with other speaker at the meeting which will North Methodist cjiuiTh, Rev. ejosed the meeting. 1951 PACKARD 4-DOOR SEDAN Miss Nathalie Newton, librarian March Isa, telephone H.-Arrisoii frain from standing the piano Orford Parish Chapter, DAR,' at boys from the Natchaug District, 3-036.1. / start promptly at 5:45 with dinner. agalnat an outaida wall during John E. Post, was tinanlinou.PLYMOUTH 4-DR. SEDAN SPEC. DE LUXE Republican Club convention at .Apple Rlbaaom Rail ( | Mrs. Halstead R. Tiffany, vice stability.” He said the varioua ily home. River Knoll, In Andover Tlie annual meeting commi.«- eration of Democratic, Women's equipped—-very clenn, A recent tmde on the nil naiP Torrlngton, May 15 and 16. The annual sfb'ing formal spon-: reg;rnt; Miss Jessamine M. Smith, governments in A.sia are basically MIII.VS. and'spends as much time as pos non-Communist. sloned, the Committee on Church Clubs, was elected a member of the On Way Home sored by the/flolitmhia Recreation recording secretary; Mrs. Byron G. sible here. • / Tonight's Special _ Bowles ducked a que.stion .as to Property to study the feasibility executive board at the convention Cpl. Melvin Gerber telephoned Council wily be heki In Yeomans Boyd,-- corresponding secretary; of expanding the present stnirturf! Spring Rally Hall on Mky 16 and will he callefl whether he might run for Gover of the Connecticut Federation of 1951 WILLYS 4-WHEEL DRIVE STA. W AGON ■ The Hartford District Fellow his parents from Honolulu. Hawaii, Mrs. Maurice Trusteiiltzer, treas or to discover larger quarters for Democratic Women’s Clubs Tield This Is like new throughout. See thie enr todny. Sava ■’The Apple Blossom Ball. " Mrs. nor of Connecticut. Asked how he D800.00. ship Congregational C h r i s • I a n that he was on his way home and urer; Mrs. Wells W. Pitkin, as felt about seeking the governor the growing, congregation. The Saturday at the Hotel Mohegan'Vn would receive his discharge in Hyland Tasker and Mra. Alfred sistant treasurer; Mrs. C. Howard Women will hold a spring rally at Soracchl, co-chairmen, are in '48 CHRYSLER CONVERTIBLE $1175 ship. he laughed and replied: committee chairman. Joseph A. New London. Others from Man June. He went to Japan a yhpr Tryon, chaplain; Mrs. Richard E. the First Congregational Church, charge of decorations and will be - “ I don’t feel anything.” Rice, will make a preliminary re chester who attended the conven 1950 W ILLYS 6 CYL. DE LUXE STATION W A G O N Glastonbury, on May 14 at 10:,10 ago last December, word has been Niese, assistant chaplain; Mrs. Plans For Rest port to the First Quarterly Con tion Included Mrs. Mae Vetinard, Fully equipped and then same. received that his ship arrived yes assisted by Mrs. Leola BeeV. .Mi.ss, a. m. and 1:30 p. m. The Andover Jean Natsch and Mrs. Donald T uul PACKARD SEDAN William G. Oawford, registrar; He said his only plans, at present ference next fall. president of the local aasociatlon, Church Is an affiliate of the Hart terday in San Francisco. tie. '49 PACKARD SEDAN Mrs. Harry M. Fra.ser, assistanL are to get some rest. Later, he The action came after diaciis- and Mra. Mary Dannaher. Mrs. 1^5? FORD V-8 Va TON PICKUP ford District. School Menu Mrs. Joseph Lusky, in charge c>( : PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE registrar; Mrs. Frank O. Steele, added, he'expects to write and lec *ton of the dire need for larger Edward Mariotti and Miss Wanda You’ll think It’a brand new. Save plenty. Four members of the Church The school lunch program for apecial numbers, has anno(incefr> '49 FRAZER SEDAN ON THIS FINE SELECTION OF ONE OWNER. historian; Mra. Harold U Preston, ture on Asia.. faellities ~ hy the church school Pagan!. Yduth Fellowship who attended the week beginning May 11 that an apple blo.s.som f|ueen w.;-(l , PACKARD 24)OOR LOW MILEAGE librarian; and Mrs. Raymond H\ Bowles, Democratic former gov superintendent, the chairman of Guest speaker was the Honor 1948 PO N TIA C 4-DR. SEDAN 6 C Y L DLX. the Pariah Workshop at New Ha throtigh 15 is as follows -- macaroni be crowned by Charles/ Randall, ■ '49 C A D IU A C SED A N EH E Burnham and Mrs. William P. ernor of Connecticut and W’orld the commission on ediication and able Thomas J. Dodd, member of Lofto^a Including hydnunatir. Immscnlste. ^ ven, reported on their activities and cheese, pickled beets, buttered chairman of the Council. DtSOTO 4-DOOR Slover, directors. VVar II price administrator, has the pastor. Congress from the First Dislrlct, there during a week end in March. peas, bread and butter and Jelly, Members of the 4^-(5lub will op-^ '49 MERCURY SEDAN Convention Report been replaced in Itidta by George Enthu.sisstic support was voiced and honor guests included Mrs. Attending the sessions were Irving fruit, milk. V. Allen. Chester Bowles and Democratic 1951 STUDEBAKER 4-DR. SEDAN COMMANDER erate a snack bar. Johnny Shinies- i PACKARD 4-DOOR 'k Late Model Used Cars ir Reports from all the committee for the Boston Area .Spiritual Life A V-8—*ut4>-,tpansnilssloii, oii^ ewner, new whIM WSR Stanley, Peter Yeomans, Katherine Tuesday — grilled frankfurts, ky's Melody Knights will furnish chairmen and from the delegates The President postponed his Mission which will be held In Woman state representatlvea. '49 CHEVROLET SEDAN The convention approved aev- tirea. A recent, trade-in on the new Aero WUlys. Yeomans and Irene I^athrop. mashed potato, sauerkraut, bread the niu.sic for dancing. DODGE HARD TOP to the 62nd Congress of the DAR" regidar Monday morning confer October. The chairman of the Gwendolyn Lockwood., another and butter, buttered beans, gelatin INSPECT THESE VALUES AND ence with Republican congression eral resolutions, one urging Gov Other , committee heads include i '48 PACKARD SEDAN held in W'a.shlngton, D. C.. during, Commla.slon on Membcr.shlp and Fellowship member, was in charge and cream. Mis. Ralph Wcdnier, tlcketa; Mra. al leaders until tomorrow because Evangelism, Everett R. Kenned.v, ernor Lodge to forge ahead in allo YOU CAN ALWAYS DO BUSINESS AT of the worship service at the meet CHEVROLET POWER GLIDE COMPARE BEFORE YOU BUY BECAUSE the week of April 20. were also cating the funds voted to improve Wednesday—corn chowder and Francis Baker and Mra. Luciu.i heard. Those attending the na. some of them were out of town. Jr., s.s.sured the district superin ing. crackers, macaroni salad, turkey Robinson, Jr., co-chairmen of coat PONTIAC CATALINA '48 PONTIAC SEDAN Eisenhower returned last night tendent that his commission mem state institutloni. another on equal Committee reports were made tlnnal convention from the local from State College. Pa„ where he pay for equal work for women, one sandwiches, egg sandwiches, choco room; Mrs. Donald Tuttle, general chapter were Mrs. Eddi.son and bers would wholeheartedly support DeCORMIER MOTORS, Inc. by Mrs. Russell Thompson of the late pudding. chairman. WILLYS JEEf STER 6 '48 OLDS SEDAN -spent the weekend ns the gue.st of the mi.ssion and that the entire condemning McCarthyism and one >4 MAPLE STREET society’s representative to a. lec OUR PRICES ARE DOWN Mrs. Slover, delegates, and Mrs. his youngest brother, Milton, pre.si- urging President Eisenhower to MANCHESTER Thur.sday--corn beef hash, but Kxhibit Projects Millard Park and Mrs. W. Wallace congregation would he participat ture series at Hartford and Mrs. tered beets, buttered carrots, bread -Several local w'omen who have dent of Pennsylvania Stale Col MRS. KENNETH R. JONES ing In the rombined preaching and veto the tidelandi oil grab bill. A PACKARD SEDAN '48 PLYMOUTH COUPE , Jones, alternates. . resolution ^('as presented by Mrs. Martin Baker of Ways and Means butter and jelly, coconut cake. been making sidts and coals under lege. visitation endeavor. ■ committee. - . . . Mr.s. Slover and Mr.s. Eddi.son The chief executive golfed and Miss Anne Y. Smyth, daughter Fitzpatrick In which the conven -Salmon loaf and cheese- a tailoring proje<;t sponsored- by MERCURY SEDAN '47 PONTIAC de.scribed the reception for all The bride's gown of white satin Robert A. McBride was rom- Refre'shnients of ''make-your- the Tolland County Farm Bureku, caught a mesa of trout Saturday. tion went on record In commending own" sandwiches, cake, coffee and sauce,'mashed potatoeiT. cole slaw, Top Trades on New Hudsons delegates held at the White Hotis'’ of Mr., and. Mt'Si Alexamier Y,. was trimmed- with- insets of -lace. misaioned as an exhorter,- and he former Pfesldeht' TrUmah for participated In the County Home O LD S 88 SEDAN He attended campus church serv Her veil of French illusion wa.s at will serve the church as a pastor's punch were served by Mrs. Donald wax beans, bread and butter, '47 STUDEBAKER SEDAN with Mrs. Eisenhower, who ha.s re ices yesterday and the congrega Smyth, became the bride of Ken being an outatanding advocate for Richards. Mrs. Helen Gatchell and cookies. Demonstration Day which was A FEW CARS FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY neth Richard Jones, son of Mrs. tached to a satin headpiece and assistant in the areas of evangelis peaca throughout the world. held at the Union Churc h in Rock- i cently becomp a member of the tion joined in a prayer that he be she carried a ca.scade of white Mrs. Arthur Lakewood. Chui-ch Hopper DAR. greeting the gue.sts. The granted the ‘‘skill and valor” to Ethel Jones of 123 Cooper Hill tic visitation and the hospital Everyone present signed the reso Completes Toiir The Ladies’ Benevolent .society ville on Friday. .Several women ! street and the late Norman Jones, camellias and variegated ivy. ministr.v. lution. a copy of which will be aent who had made handbags of buck ' OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9:30 Manchester group, however, did help lead the world to freedom and Major Nathan Getchell, who has will have charge of I he. supper for NEW JET DELIVERED TO YOUR not have the privilege of shaking security. Saturday in St. Mary's Episcopal The bride's mother wore a rose Robert A. McBride was com to him. . made an. extensive motorcycle, trip the Tolland A.ssocriatinn of churches weaving under a preceding pro Church. The ceremon.v was per iridescent gown and the_ bride- missioned as an exhorter, and he Mrs. Mary Riley of New London ject. al.so exhibited them. "' I hands with the First Lady, as she It wa.s announced at State Col- DILLON ’ S to Central America, returned to which will meet at the church .Sun DOOR FOR AS LOW AS formed at 4 p.'m, by the curate, grffom's mother pink lace. Biilh will aeiwe aa paator'a aasistant In waa re-elected president. Mrs. John Cragin, Mrs.. Adolph I SATURDAYS UNTIL S M. wa.s having a short rest at the lege'that Eisenhower soon will re his home here Wednesday. day. May 17, afternoon and eve time they reached the receiving ceive a report on scientific man Rev. John J. Johnson. John Cock- wore eorsages of white earnation.s Annual .Meeting ning. Hlnrichs and Mrs. Kvan Kullgren, ^ erham, organi.st emeritus, played and pink roses, and they assisted local leaders, modeled clothing they .spot, hut they were greeted by power stating there are “serious At the regular meeting of the .shortages of brain power involving the bridal music and accompanied the bridal part.v at ■ large recep Guaranteed Used Cars had made and wore judged on their j Mr.s. Week.s, the wife of the Sec the soloist, George \V. Collins of tion at the British-Amcrican Club Ladies’ Benevolent Society, Mrs. Manchester R%-enlng Herald El retary of Commerce. Since their danger to national security and Montague White, president, said lington correspondent, Mrs. G. F> finished product by extension social progress." Wapping. White carnations pre following the ceremony. workers. j return home the local delegtftes dominated in the floral decorations. the annual meeting of the'-society Berr, telephone Rockville 8-MIS. 8 9 5 . 0 0 have received /a letter from Mrs. The report was drafted by a na For a trip through Eastern 1952 FORD CONVERTIBLE, R aaiH. .Asselln — Brousseaii tional council on scientific and pro The bride who was prc.sented in Canada the bride is wearing a Miss Adele Brniisseau. daughter Eisenhower in^ which she said she marriage by her father was at regretted that she did not got to fessional manpower. The unit, powder blue , suit and navy blue 1552 STUDEBAKER CHAMP, 041. aiMH. of Mrs. Krnest Brousscau, Cards made up of leaders in various tended by her sister. Mrs. Porter accessories. She is employed at the Mill Rd.. Columbia, and Gille As- meet them ayid In which she .sent fields, wa.s organized by Ei.sen- A. Collins of Wapping. Brides 1949 BUICK $1195 her regard.s /to all the members Pratt and Whitney Aircraft. East 1951 FORD TUDOR 9 CUSTOM DLX, Rcri. selin, .son of Mr. and Mrs. Adelard hower two years ago while he wa.s maids were Mrs. Harold Wakefield Hartford, and tho brideg-room is .\sselin of Wlllimanllr, were mar unneii CONVRRTIBI.IC— Dynafinw, radio'and heater. of Orford Chapter. of East Hartford and Mi.ss Eleanor president of Columbia University. employed by Chenyy Brothers. ried in ,St. Mary’.s Church, VVIIli- The highlight of the convention Field. Robert Arnold was best They will make their home, for the 1951 FORD FORDOR ID E LUXE, K ma.ntlc,. Saturday, morning. Thc. it.self cainr whan the prc.sident OLD CR.AFT man, and ushers we.re Porter Col ■present ivith the bridegroom’s Good moforlRg days wIE ba hsra soor. En|ey your- Rev. Roland A. Guilmette per general, Mrs. P.stton, gave the lins and Milton Turkington. mother at 123 Cooper Hill street. 1951 GHEVROLET FORDOR, R-aaiH. formed the double ring wedejing 358 EAST CENTER STREET — TEL. MI-3-5191 T946 CHEVROLET $695 keynote speech on the theme of The common barrel, or cask, is ceremony. FI.RETM.\.«4TER— Radio and heater. the 62nd) DAR Congress, ‘‘in tised toda.v In much the same form sdf wiHi a good mod cor fram ROY MOTORS, Inc. 1950 FORD OLUB OOUPE,R.aaiH. 'The matron of honor was Mrs. dividual re.sponaibilit.v.” aa In the daya of antiquity. Sally Constant, sister of the bride. A cemtribution for Continental Coopering is one of the oldest S T A ’n O N known crafts. * 1950 FORD BUSINESS COUPE, R .aiiN . Bridesmaids wore, Mrs. Denise 1948 CHEVROLET %.’AGON Hall waA made by the local chap French, sister of the bridegroom; Big Trades —Easy Terms $895 j' Radio and heater. ter in honV.of Mrs. William Craw 1951 PLYMOUTH ORANBROOK 6-DOOR 1950 BUICK 4-DOOR SEDAN Mrs. Joan Tormey and Miss The ford. registfs^, who has worked .so Jl’-JITSU 1950 STUDEBAKER TUDOR, R.airiH. Djmaflowi radio and heater. hard In helping new members ob Japanese jii-jitsu originally was | tain their papek* for membership practiced solely by the nobility, j YFS 1950 WILLYSSTA.WAfl0N,R.aaiH,^0-l. 1951 CHEVROLET $1295 In the DAR. V who were thus enabled to show I ■A L/ We II Trade Top Price! 1950 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR 1959 STUDEBAKER 5-PASS. CLUB COUPE At the. conclusioV of the meet OveVdrlve, radio and heater. Very clean. their superiority over commoners : 1951 FORD BUSINESS COUPE. 9 0YL,H. Ing refreshments ^ cupcakes, even without weapons,' according 1 nut.s, candy and punch were served to the Encyclopedia Brltannica. 1969 PLYMOUTH SPEC. DE LUXE 6-DR. 1969 FORD TUDOR, R.s ih 1H. 1959 GHEVROIET 5-PASS. CLUB COUPE s i i 'i 'P i J 1951 CHEVROLET $1595 We Need Your Cor! 1161 FORD CLUB COUPE, 6 CYL, R. H. SEDAN— Radio and heater. YES Mi 1949 STUDEBAKER COMMANDER 1967 PLYMOUTH SPEC. DE LUXE 6-DR. 1969 HUOSON FOOOR, R. aai H. 4-Door Sedan. ^Overdrive, radio aad heater. 4’IISTOM 1947 DeSOTO SEDAN $695 1966 FORD 6-DOOR 1169 MEROURY FORDOR, R. a ii H. 1941 BUICK SUPER 4-UOOR s m s A v s m ! Radio and heater. We'N Deliver Del iver You A . . . Radio and heater. . YES CORONET 1947 FORD V-9 4-DOOR SEDAN 1952 DODGE CM'B $1695 DILLON’S COUPE— Radio and heater, gyromsHc drive. 1946 FORD V-S 2-DOOR 1949 Hin Iso ii 4-Door Sodan NEW PONTIAC! ROY MOTORS, Inc. SALES and SERVKX TIRES SAVE UP TO $4(H) 1951 HUDSON $1895 Beautiful black painL . 241 NORTH M A IN ST. “NEVER KNOWINGLY UNDERSOLD OR OVERTRADED" TEL MI.3-6113 319 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER WHILE THEY LAST! Radio and heater, overdrive. Neu car guarantee. See Radio and heater. Good tires, ( e O A C ON LATE MODEL USED CARS Car la ready to go! ...... ^ O Y 3 Chorches Motor Sales HORNET A Beautiful 1951 H^pSON SED.^N $1995 1949 Marcury 4-Door S^ a a BALCH PONTIAC, INC. 80 OAKLAND STREET MANCHESTER SelecHofl of 25% ALL CARS DRASTICALLY REDUCED FOR Radio, heater, h.vdramatlc drive. Radio and heater. Black paint. 155 CENTER STREET PHONE 2-4545 MANCHESTER (EXrUANGK (’AHING) Late. Models. A real sound ear for $1095 OPEN EVENINGS TIL 10 P M THIS SALE! DONT MISS THIS BIG HORNET HOLLYWOOD I FIRESTONE — AMOCO 1951 HUDSON CLUB COUPE 1951 Mercury 4-Door Sedan ROCKETING TO I^EW HIGHS OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE REAL MONEY! Radio and heater, h.vdramatic drive. \ plllillllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllilllltH^ Radio and healer. Green |talnl. GOODYEAR MOHAWK \ 10,000 actiMl mllex. 7*ew car guarantee. SAVE Good Mrea. A very clean ear. T h e Uompare! ...... ^ 1 0 7 0 THE ALL NEyE Hear 1953 Tremendous I Brow it-Beauiire 1947 RAISER SEDAN $650 BATTERIES Our Easy Terms 1950 Pbnliacponv.ClubCpo. Aceepfenee of Ra^in and heater, 4 new* tire*. ______^ SOLIMENIZED S IS THE HOME OF and High Radio and heater. H.vdramatlc. W W tires. the new 1953 OLDSMOBILE 25% OFF Maroon paint. New top. Come In! OLDSMOBILE Drive It an.d van'll I ^ A C ( k x c h Ax g k oi.n b .\t t k r y ) Trade In Values! has brought us a fine selection 1947 LCURY $895 buy 1 1 !...... ^ i p y O A USED CARS ★ I Clean U sed Cars Kf^llent condition. MEAN CAR V A L U E ... of late model, one'owner used S b e s t OF WARRANTY • 1951llorcury 2-Door Sedan car trade-ins. Each has bean ','Safety-T^stad" J BEST OF CREDIT TERMS "Take A Nash Airflyte 1949 NASH \ $895 Radio, heater and overdrive. RMUitiful blue BEYOND COMPARE!: AMBASSADOR ^ D A N —Radio and heater. paint. Very good tirea. Seat ro\’er*. 21 by ouTvfactory trained mechanics, and ar4 now Ride Before You Decide" montha to pay. Don't mlaa f A \ # C f W e retail:Hic best . .'.'wholesale the rest! IhU ear! ...... V C i ready for the open road and your driving plaaiuret I 1952 CHRYStER WINDSOR DE LUXE . w .' ..V - ' ' t - - Jwf**'.’'■ ‘ BE SAFE - BE TRY THr WORLD’S 1949 PLYMOt SAVE The DHfereniee I GONVERTIDLE CLUB COUPE i SPECIAL DELUXE SRpAN— Radio and heater. 1951 Mercury Station Wagon b u y SOLIMENIZED =5'. a s Radio, heater. lajw mileage. One owner. Lll(»'hew. ' of a Original black paint. Radio and heater. Good SCI n u e i f • Convertible, 4-Door ”98” tKA D l V M <3ub Coupa. MOST MODERN GARS I9.M PLY.MOUTH 4-DR. w l UnCWi Radio and ’49 OLDS. Radio and .yu SpMial Da "SA F E BUY" tires. Runa good. ThIa popular ^ 1 7 A C riaflRi model at a very low price. .. - p I # ▼ 31 Green. Extra clean...... $1445 Heater. Pnwergllde. Healer. Hydramatic. lAixe Model, Radio I 1952 CHRYkER WINDSOR DE LUXE i 1931 PONTIAC C U B SEDAN. and Heater. IN THREE GREAT SERIES 1948 PLYMOUTH $895 ’KA n i n c S-noor ”88" Comm. fL-UB COlTpE—Special Deluxe. Radio and heater. Black. R, H, extra*. I.ike neiv...... $1845 VU U b I I O i Sedan. Radia ’48 NASH 2>Door iiiedan. I , 4-DOOR SEDAN 1951 Chevrolet Bol-Airo 19.11 CHEVROLET 4-DR. and Heater. Hydramatic. Completely overhauled. “98” 4-Dok at thia car. Cars Today! A car to see and compare. C 7 A C 19.10 d o d g e 2-DR. '67 BUICK ’49 PONT. EXTRA SPECIAL! It a like aeur. White wall Urea, radio and heater. Fall price. ...'...... ^ / 7 3 and Heater. dio and Heater. I 1951 PLYMOUTH CRAHBROOK lifotimo. Immocliato dollvory on Black. Driv,' If and yoii'll buy i t ! ...... $1295 Hydramatic. Radio aad Heatar. ' 1948 CHEVROLET ‘>-bR. AERO SEDAN. 1 CONVER’TIBLE CLUB COUPE most modols. (iray. Reconditioned, .’...... ’50 MERC. Up To. 36 Months To Pay— Bank Rates 1952 Lincoln Capri 4-Door $995 Radio and Heater. g Radio, heater. Full leather trim. ; 1948 DOIXiE ‘I-DR. * ’51 BUICK ’49 BUICK Sedan. Two-tone blue and gray. Radio. Overdrive. er and Dj'nallow. Heater. Dynalew. Iwater, hydramatic. Fully equipped. No Green. It. II. Cuniplete motor job...... $975 Taste coat guarantee. THIS POPULAR CAR AT 1946 BI'ICK R-M. 4-DR. i 1950 PLYMOUTH DE LUXE CLUB A 1-OW PRICE. WE WON'T BE If your ta-sfe is R. II. Going at ...... $695 .’‘ 1946 PLV.MOUTII 4-im. GAS for the finer 1 COUPE 19 /ust a short drive to the home of GALLON Gray, R, ||. A real eream piitf...... S Radio, heater. New tire*. E thinx.s in life— we* 1951 Mercury Sport Coupe $695 OUT-TRADED can plea.se you! 6 pass., beautiful blue paint. Radio, healer. "Safety-Tested" Used Cars § ^ OFEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 9:00 P. M. I M cCiure Mercomatic. Many other ex- C 1 Q A C Bargain Annex Specials: traa. Driven only 15.0M miles. ^ I 0 7 d 1940 DODGE 4-DR. YOUR CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER | AUTO COo, InCo You can h.-ar opp u way slowly and laborioualy along .Holmes, of Creal Springs, III., . Use of school facilitlef for pu!^ the slippery street one wintry WTIC-Btrike It Rich. 5:30—HowlT Doody. Center. Church Women’s Federa Midnight— 2 a. m...... Voliipteera Needed HORIZONTAL 3 Pet dog profers to ride to church Sundays ' WTHT—Cal TInnay. WDRC—Ar^ur Godfrey. 6:00—What One Peraon Can Do. 2 a. m-—4 a. m. lie recreation will be the main 4 Drives down morning; he waa little and thin wroifS—Jack c — ■ ■ Downey'a~ Ituafe Bhop. WHAT—lUOIan, Voice. 5:16—Tax HlntA ... tion, reports for the past year were ...... Volutoterra Needed subject of a meeting of the Ad- I Younc d o j\ on his horse. Sweetheart. " I just 4 'a, .rn.-T-6 a. m. . ------t . VolimteeM Needed 5 Musical ' and she . w-as big and‘fat; sudden WDRC—RoberfSJ. I-ewli; The H«c- WKNB—Newa; Mystery .Tune; 140 6:50—Sportacope, submitted by offleera and commit vlaory Park and Recreation Cbin- 4 Male cata feel more at home on the'horse,” ord phop. Club. 5:40—Weatbar ForacaaL 6,a. m— 9 a. m...... Richard Froicli, Riehard Bolin instrument ly he reached out and took her WKNEL^NeYdl Bapeball Ua(lnea. lIslA -W T H T -W e . The Woman. 6:45—World News '■lonay.. tees and the following offleera were miaslon at 7:30 p. m. today in the , S Jungle king .said Holmes. “My wife and chil .9 a. m.— Noon ,...... '.Mrs. Mary Close, Jacqueline Ben.- € Repaired « N arm and thus .they proceeded. 4:15—W tlU —StelJa UallaA- , '-v- WDBC—Arthur Godfrey, 7:00-Answer M< Thie hearing room 6f the Municipal 12 ExUt dren like to use the car.” - ''' WDRO—Health Alda. ^ 7:50—Eddie Fisher Show. in stall^ to serve for the season nett 7 Musical A young couple who were fol WCCG—13 Hundred anu' M Hits. Building. 13 Encourage -i, 4:Sa—WPRC—The Record Shop. 11:55 WONS—News. 7:4J-Came News Laravan. iG.ia-M: Noon—.3 p. m. ... .Mrs. Robert' Coleman, Robert direction . lowing closely noted ■ • the move- WTHT—Eddie Arnold Show. WHAT—News In Italian. 5:00—What’a My Name. The gathering is the sixth and 14 Seaweed How True Genovest.. 6 Classical "Isn’t that nice of the old fel WTIC—Toung WIdder Browa. II:55-W I^C—Grem Siam. 1:50—Voice of. FircatonA . Preisident, Mrs. Elmer Thienes', last in a aeries of public hearinga 15 Wild ox R ■ R o The rain its raineth every day WHAT—Save-A ulfe Frogram. . WTHT—’Turn To A SVlend. 5:00—1 Love Lucy. • 3 p. m.—6 p.,m. . ..-..'.....M rs . Hazel Small. Robert Calhoun language low?” the young woman re vice president. Mrs. Edward Dik; by the commission designed to as 16 Monk’s home Upon the just and unjust fellow: WCCO—Nawi; Muilc. A'ONS—Queen for a 'Day. 5:90—Rad Buttons Show. 6 p. m.—8 p. m. . .William Demeo, Allen Wabrek 0 Holm oak marked. 4 :45 -W n C —Womab In My Houaa. WTIC—'The Phraae That Pays. 10:00—StuUo One. Secretary, Mrs. Richard Hurd; sist in outlining a recreational pro 18 Slid But more upon the just, because 8 p. nu—^^10 p. m...... >vLoui8 Lanzano, Frapcla Dann- 10 Monster 27 Receives a 41 Natural fat ■'Humph:” grunted hier compan 5:ta— WDRC—Newat Old Racord Shop. WCCC-News: 15 . Hundred- and SO 11:00—Rheingold Thester.' treasurer, Mrs. C. B. Carlson; gram. 20 Blends ion. with a masculine lack of The unjust hath the just's um W THT—New»: Joe Olrand. Hits. 11:30—^Balance Your Budget. auditor, Mrs. Charles Tiffln; his coaac ' . 11 Negative votes diploma' ' 42 Rotate WHAT—Newt; Music. W ^ B —Mualo f i ^ out of tbs WssL WKNB 21 City in sentiment. Probably he thinks brella. torian, Mrs. Alexander 'Stuart; 10 p.r...... m.— Midnight B...... Volunteers Needed Other aiibjecls to be diacuaaed 17 Metal workcrs28 Italian city 43 Sea eagle WONS—Rorby Brnson. * W HAT—Berio Program. ,,4;00—Film. tonight are the results of a 50-city Yugoslavia it's ea.sier to hold her up than it ^ WTTP—Just Plain Bill. 11:45- WHAT—Pot Pourri. 5;30..rBuck Rogers; Program Reviews. worship, Mrs. Charles Gipson. Volunteers may register at Q vll Defense Headquarters. Munlcl- IS WharvM 29 Let it stand 44 Seines 22 Ireland would be a pick her up!” WKNB—News; Baseball Matinee. II :45-WDRC—Rosemary. 4 ;55—Program'Reviews.'' Program, Mias Dorothy Pease; pal Building, Manchester on Monday.i and Fridays from 1-5 p. m. survey of recreation programs 33 Ccremonict 31 Indian tent Junior—And when ymir Dad t;l5 —WTIC—Front Paae Ferrell. WnC—Boh Hope. 6:00—Western Theater. 24 Z o o anlmaTa 46 Handle service: ,Mf5- Francis Hadden; made by P'ark. Superintendent 24 Arrived 33 Ledger entria 47 High wind caught you peeking in on your 5:Sa—WHAT—Croaby Quarter. WHAT—RonsonI Program. 5:00-NewA. Horace F. Murphey, and applica homa Ad on Seattle (Wash.) diaper sister and her bo.v friend in the w-oNS—w m Bin iticeoea. WCCC—A' Friend of 'Toura 5:15—The Ea>ly Show. finance, Mrs. John Mortimer; hos- My MarzariM 3S State 38 Outcaits 48 Give forth WDRC—Memory tAne. Aftaniaoa 7:30—News. >■ these former members will attend. tions for the p^t of women’s re 26 Mine entrance n -.u -v . service truck: ”Rock-a-Dry parlor he took you out to the pital'.ty, Mrs, John McElraevy; Dance W ill M ark 27 Aeriform fuel ttonkeya 40 Necktie SO God (Latin) WCCC—Newt; )(usle. 13:55—WDRC-Wendy Warren. 7:46—Perry Como Show. properties, Mrs. James Elliott; Assisting Mr. and Mrs. Baxter, creational director. fiaby!" woodshed ? WTIC—Lorenso Jobes, WCCC -Luncheon Muticala 5;(s>-TV Theater. chairmen, are the following com No Action on the appointment of Fools Fussy H iis t^ 30 Prevents Teddy— Yes, he didn't want Sis • :45—WDRC—Curt Massey. WONS—Curl Massey Time. I;,KV—Arthur Godfrey. publicity, Mrs. Roy Durey; memr H ID WTIC—Newa: Weather. 9:00—Wrestling. Co-Weel Founding mittee members; Mr. and Mrs. the director is expected tonight 32 Defire for K to hear’ him ask me what'I'd seen'. WHAT—News. bership. Mrs. Max Schmldhauser; Bridegroom— I thee _endow with WTIO—Notes and Quotes. W THT—News; Jack Berth, lOiOO-StudIo One. nominating, Mrs. Stanley Saaiela. Ralph Lundberg, Mr. and Mrs. Ro says Mrs. Filbert water all my worldly goods. i:55—WONB—Cecil Brown. NewA WKNB—Newa; Sports Special. 11:00—Newa. bert Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Robert WKNB—Phil Regan Show. WHAT—lUllan Voice. 11:15—The Late Show, 34 Diiorders To be seventy years ytilmg. is The semi-annual Center Church Scribner, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Carl r- His Father — There goes his Bvealax WDRC—Aunt Jennie’s Stories. Teasrrew 15 Landed ' t k bicycle. sometimes .for more cheerful and WONS—News. Co-Wed dance to be held on May son. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Hartin, w hy pay Twici at much Ibr caHly S:W-WONJ^News. property W TIC-M edley Time. WMHC— 22 at Woodruff Hall will be in com 111ii hopeful than to be forty years WTIC—News. A. M. Week End Deaths Dr. and Mrs. Mather Neill and Mr. FRESH GANDY tprmdi—'when erca fimicic hot. w W THT—Bing Croaby. 16 Before 4 W HAT — Sports; Htrdwars 7:00—Today. memoration of the 10th anniver iwadi go for MtA fUbett’s Matga- 9, Some men would be better off old.—O. W. Holmes. Briefs. WKNB—Perry ComoShow. and Mrs. Donald Richter. Whitman. Schrafft. P. * S. 37 Lamprey a WHAT—Gemma Program. 5;00-Teat Pattern. sary of the founding of the rioff P ,in church -on Sundays~the way -WTUT—News; Joa Olnasd. 5:46—Momhtg NewA By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ~ ' ■ ' a. . Onady Oapboaidl T m sciil looking iiic.iha.asaa ‘Something tells me we Shouldn’t heve experimented IS Kevise ' WDRC—News. 12;Tg-:-Wons—Allaareet Music Box. Cb^Weds, it has been announced by they play golf. Milton Ellis, of Denver, Colo., 12; ,10—WCCC—News. 10:00—Ding Dong School. Washington—Elder William E. that doew’t like my mafgarinc!’* 40 Church part WKNB—News; Sports Review. 10:15—Ding Dong School. Mr. and Mrs. Charles - Baxter of In seven miles the Niagara river our vitemins on her!" was born Feb. 29, 1916; his daugh • :S5—WKNB—Sports Review. W THT—News; Weather., Nelson, 69. general field secretary falls .315 feet which Includes N i Arthur Dms Sttrti^ •ayi Mr*. Filbert. "Wive* write me 41 Auftrallan h w W~ WTIC—Marjorie Mills. 10:30—Tour Window Shopper. Summit street, chairmen of the 1* Moe— Does she always wear ter. Feb. 29, 1952— Miss Frances 4:16—w h a t —Supper Serenade. 11:00—One In Every Family, of the Seventh-Day Adventiat agara Fails and a aerlea of rapids. th ^ lenw my mergariac every ostrich ii WONS—Patter By Paterson. WONS—Woman's Page, committee in charge. Benson, Holly, Colo. U:30-Strike It Rich. world organization, former treas aseel, and the whole family iwaata 43 Meaning .. candy-striped pajamas? WTIC—Bob Steele; Sports. WDRC—Romance of Helen Trent >UT OUR W A Y OUR BOARDING HOUSE P WHAT—La Rosa Program, P. M. urer of the church's general con Special invitations to this anni k’t a BMtt expMuive tpreatt* BY J. R. W IL LIA M S with MAJOR HOOPT.E 45 Corridor R Joe Yes, and . marshmallow WDRC—Jack Zalman; TTils I Bellsvs. 15:00—UN Delegate Interview. WKNB—Man on the Street. versary dance have been mailed buttons! t;!5 —WKNB—Arute Special. 12:15—Love of Life. ference, and former college presi Mta Filbcn’t Margarine b her 40 Example The.v Mean Well • ;25—WDRC—Guy Lombardo. 11:45-rWCCC—Mualc foi Milady. to the 15 original Co-Wed mem ’ Tie UP VOUR TONSILS ' i WDRC—Our Gal Sunday. 12;.10—Search for Tomorrow. dent. Bom in Hurley, S. D. Died own (Midout recipe. Melt k om hot P The only books I never read w WTIC—Weather Bureau. 51 Scottish cap ft ' 12:45—W h afi Cookli». bers, several of whom now live rrs ABOUT ALL 1—rrriii- A MINUTE.CHUM/— Phil They .say race horses WKNB—According to the Record. WTHT—We the Women. Sunday. vegetables, sptead it thick oa htead. ESAD.tWISSS/ -fHe STORV -(6 ALL 52 Preposition Ar'e always those I lend to WKNB—The Pattees. 1:50—Garry Moore Snow, out of town, and it is the hope of 1 CARE TO ISO ~ ^THAT LE6AL ROUTINE w< IT never eat the day before a race. My friends who say they'll bring i:J4—WTHT—sereno Uammelt. 2:00—Wheel of Fortune. Beverly Hilla, Calif.— Harry ‘Beat the wbob fiuaily today 50 the TOOAV. . tMERE — THAT DASTAROLV 53 Gaelic 90 1:55-WDRC—Newt. the dance committee that many of TAKES MORE TiMVE J Dill -Yes,—and when I bet on WTIC—Emile Cote Glee Club. WTIC—Newa. 3:30-GuIdlEg Light Rosenthal, 60, pianist, orchestra oMrgarioe a womaa aiafcat. M n. J. VJELLIHSTON 6IM6 HAS 6TOLEM MV 54 High priest p them back WONS—Auto Tune Derby. 2:45—MiL'-Afaterndon NewA THAN IT WOULD TO ft them I don't eat for a couple of 'v WCee—Manchcater Matinee. leader and composer. Elora In Bel lilbett'tl 6ILESIT 6eRVAtrr AMD COMVERTED 55 Bird's homa But only just Intend to. W’DRC—Guy Lomoardo. 2:0O-The Big Payoff. Tuners days after! WHAT—Newa. fast, Ireland. Died Sunday. IT TO A FIRE E)JSUl6MeR RUN WAiKiKi Be a c h 56 Eskera P New VVadllnger WCCC—News: Music. WONS—NewA • 5:30—Welcome TravelerA THROUSH AN HOUR,) R WKNB—Dinner Date. W THT—Ken and Carolyn, 4:00—Kate Smith. Lancaster, Ohio— R. Kenneth CALLS IT “FRITZ THE FlREMAMr 57 Placed g:45—WTIC—Three btar Extra. 1:15—WDRI— Ma Perkins. WKNB ^<»l ASS/—LET'S P WTHT—Stock Market Summary; P. M. Kerr, 54, publisher of the Lancas For Your IndhfMuaHy ] — 6PUTT-TT/; THE POLICE li CARNIVAL WONS-i^Tankee Food Show. in 3” BY DICK TURNER Antennas i^THE LAW — I'LL su e - LOOK, FOR. VERTICAL Sports' WTIC-R j^ , The Musical Milter. 4:55—Action In the Afternoon. ter Eagle-Gazette, active in Ohio Dtskinod Spirolla r« WONS—Sports Digest; News. WHAT—A tt y Kimball. Democratic politics. Bora In Wash lI'LL- A SHORT,. 1 Remitf WDRC—i.ews. ,^CUT UPANi 2 So'viet 1:55—WDRC—Toung Dr. Malone, ington Court House, Ohio. Died Foimdatieiis — CaN AND E WONS—Fulton Lewis, Jr. Matinee. BANTLY V. DRO—B»ulsh. Sunday. [ a l l e y //' mountains uft 9 W THT—Paul Hgrvey. Mrs. Elsl* Minicueel W THT—Weather. Headline Edition. WKNB-Basebsll Matinee. Coe W ill Direct Pittsburgh—Frank A. Pnnella, WTIC—Philo Vance. 1:45—WDRC—The Guiding U g h t FhoM MI.3-7737 '.K /'y Rft WKNB—News; Mel Allen; Hit of the 75, composer of "H:e Old Gray rr WONS-Charlei Ktsher. * Good TV Service OIL CO. Day.- WTHT—Guy Lombardo. ‘O utw ard Bouiid^ Mare” and "On the Square B U G S R U N N Y ’ WKNB—Topsin Pops. 2:55—WCCC—Music. March,” music publisher and sym SEE TILMi.9«459i ^ 7:15—WONf-rello Test WDRC—Second Mrs. Burton. r WTHT—Elmer Davis. phony orchestra clarinetist. Died 9E S U t i i WONS—Conn. Ballroom. «rM I-9 -4 5 n THIS'LL TER WEISHT, WDRC—Junior Miss. Top Hit TUhA Mrs. Ruth Rowley, president of Sunday, A CINCH. I 6TLVE*TER? PREB WKNB—NstlOnsl Guard Show. WTIC—The Docrnr'a Wife. the Center Thespians, has an PLOWING AND KNOW CANFT IF I Ml6d./ 7:55—WONS—Gabriel Heatter. WKNB—Newa; Music Hall. Lafayette, Ind.—Bill Moore, 48, WTIC—Newa of the World. , 3:I5*'*WDHL‘—Perry Mason. Purdue University assistant foot- RANGE ANG AlEL ffXACTty HOW W THT—Lone Ranger. nounced that Jack Coe of Man . MUCH , WTIC—Curbstone Quia.. -\ i>all..coach. Died,Sunday. HARROWING WDRC—JO Stafforr.'Show. WHAT-Save A Llft/^ chester and New York will direct EYLVE$TEK A CAP/TAL New York—Oscar Lifshey, 65, PAMOim FOB SimVlCE FOR SI tK A ^ WKNB—The Tops in Pops, l:I5-W O N b—News ’ ’Outward Bound,” final Thespian CALL a : IUTLER IM Center 8t. (Cor. Chareh G Center) WkOK IFa caay gark W6ISH*./ ■ •f e a ,, 7:4a—VVDHC—Ed Muirow, 5:55—WCCC—News: Music. pianist who 'accompanied Anna OILDISfMGirrttttt AliVNOR'i . WONS—Top Tunes. WTHT—Betty Crocker. production of the 1902-19S3 season. m i -9 6 9 5 4 3 WDRC—Nora Drake. Pavlova on her 1913-14 American 333 Mdta Straof WTIC—One Man's Family, The cast has been selected and tour. Died Saturday. i :05—WDRC—Suspense.. WONS—Paula Stone. 5:45—WDRG—Brighter De,-'. to WHAT—Operation Opportunity. is now in rehearsal. Production la Great Fails, Mont.—Henry L. ^uTy WTIC—News. WTIC—Rellrosd Hour. Lantz, 64,'conservationist, author AW WORD, WONS—Adventures of the -Falcon. WONS—rConnectIcut Ballroora. under the supervision jof Burton W TH T—Your Land and Mine. WHAT—510 Club Moore of South Coventry with and m'anager of the "M alta plan’' I TW I665 1:55-W THT—Top Hit Time. — YOU 1:16—W H A I-B it of Ireland. Erna Burgesa as stage manager -first land utilization resettle WTHT—Travel Diary of the Air. 5;55—WDRC—Hilltop Roust ment project in th5 nation, estab MYSTIFY , Scouts. WHAT—Nsws; 510 Club. and Robert DuBiel of Glastonbury WCCO-MusIc. set designer. lished in 1934 in Montana. Born in a.M,f. ■L^V.ROW.i 1:55—WDRC— Arthur Godfrey Talent WTHT—News; Top Hit Time. Kokomo, Ind. Died Saturday. sm.?. nhip«.e.»iR.—i WONS—Hall of Fantasy. ■VVONS—Cameo Lady; Jack Downey. “ Outward ’Round” will be pre- WTHT—American Concert Studios. WTIC—Life C ir Be Beeiitiful. sedted June 2 and .3 at Bowers Ann Arbor, Mich.— Dr. John Ad WTIC—Votce ol Firestone. WKNB-News; Music Hall. School. Tickets are now on saje cock, 44, an assistant professor of ALLEY OOP Dian't He? WHAT—Western Caravan. 3:15—WDKC—House Party. BY V. T. H A M LIN 1:55—WDRC—Radio Theater. WTIC—Roaa of LifA and may be obtained from any Internal medicine at the Univer WTIC—The Telephone Hour. 5:55—WCCC-NeWi; Mualc. Thespian member or from Mrs. sity o f Michigan. Bora in War- WBJ.,WE'RE IN NO WONS—Bill Henrycry and the Newa; WTHT—Top Hit Time. Thomas Brady, ticket chairman. rensburg. Mo. Died Sunday. ' i > m I AMOiEF BY ( w O' TH' M O R I^ .A N ' THAT Reporter's Round’up. HURRY... LET'S WAIT 7 M TM rDUNF6 > WHAT—Save A Life Program. AND SEE IF THIS' ------RILOE, 5:35—WONS Show Tune Time. - 5YTU;—PfPP*'' Touiig’s Family. w n C —Bnnd of America, 5:45—WCCC—Junlor'DIsc Jockey. COMEOUT LIKE S:46—WTHT Jan Peerce. WDRC—To Be Announced; It Hap 10:00—WDRC—Bub Hawk. pens Every Day. W HAT—News; NIte Watch. W TIC—Right to ^ppiness. W THT—News of Tomorrow. 5:55—WTHT-News. WONS—Frank Edwards. 4:55—W TH T-C sl Tlnney. WTIC—Dinah Shore, WDRC—Robert Q. Lewis; The Chl- REUniOLST 10:15—WONS—Music Lover's Hour. cagoanA W THT—Concert Hour. 62 Years of Father and Son Leadership WCCC—Music. RAN(X and ^ on. WTIC—Words In the Night. WTTC—Backstage WlfA 10:55—WTIC—News; AI Goodman's W H AT-N ew i. Orchestra. WDRC—News 24 Hour DeUvery Service I# :46—W IIAT—News. THE BEST IN LOCAL CRAFTSMANSHIP WDRC—Three Suns. 11:55—All Stations—News. r. H.u. a sm. M. WHAY—Save a Life Program. MATTRESSES Cif>, tMl W It:l.v-W T1IT—The Late Show. WHAT—NIte Watch. It is better to have a Rood M O R lM n BROTHERS •Why ohouldn’t I o m a poychlatriit? I’m just as normal WONS—Waxworks. . WTIC—News. rebuilt mattress than a SIS'CENTER STREET TEL. S^I-.3-Sn.S 3-PieeG SET as other women!” WDRC-Dwight Cooke. cheap new one. We re CHRIS W E LK IN . PUmeteer An Ally ll:20—WDPC—Public Service Program BY RUSS WINTERBOTHAM 11 :.50—WTIC—America's Composers. make and sterilize all t3'pfai •a»s 49<> Of ntA «■ BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES ■ WDRC—Symphony Hall. cso The Riddle BY EDGAR MARTIN 15:55-WTIC—.News; Music. of mattresses. ...HUNTlNf, FOR " V ME VVMATtF ^ HIM BAP INFLI/ENC£^2 WDRC—News. 5 0 EX-Pl ANETEEK/ KNOW-UM! 1!:I5—WTIC—Intarmeno. th at, \ o n M I MELLO... (M .TWL VMQILE s o t t h e RICHLANO / ME NO VMIS61K1E OLO \.hW MOMMY ,WWfcK> \ FtWD TH' 12:56—WTIC—Rio Rythms. PA4HA ? J S h e d a ^ k a s h e a r t VHOMS RTlO Lt 12 :S5—WTIC—News. UPStrt\»46 OWCAV WVTH GOLD .vaVVL «L l S V R\CH , Joies Fuliiture airi v o i; ^ THROE-. HIM TBV OF ‘V W OLD 'tKV.ES .OF Tomorrsw WI T0««SX AVL fAOWt TWW .VOOM'T KNOW X FA^r o p e r a t io n .- ROWOR A W X T VOWfcRE HlOOEFi 5:05—WTIC—Frank Atwooo Program. V (SNO T - t L Wit ? WDRC—> arm Program. Floor Covorias WHERE ) you FIX HIM 6000. SPASLWIF^yS WS 5:16—WDRC—Hymn Time. YfRR'ROUND UIB CONDITIONING KENT/*?>-— , MUH? 6 0 T O ______n 5:25—WTIC—News. QOUDl H\OOtF4. 86 Oak St. Tel MI-9-1041 #f t m k k w n . S l t t P l . - . . 5:30—WONS—Yankee Expresi, m THKT'S WDRC—7iwn Patrol. DIGNITY A F5EV0 WTIC— •V.-ather; Frank Atwood M OM htYl WCCC—Production Newsreel. and underatonding la the principle of the OIMNWCW • WHAY—Save a Life Program. LET US HLL YOUR W TIIT—Mualc .News. Quiah Funeral Home. Service Is modern 1.25 WEEKLY 4:4.5—WTHT—Morning Devotions. W K N »-N ew s. and complete. « 4:55—WONS—Early Edition. WTIC—News. Phone MI-3-5940 7 :i0—WCCC —Good ' Morning; Good Music. 12 MONTHS TO PAY WTIC—Bob Steele. WDRC—News. WO.NS—Weather: News; Yankee Ex- Called for and delivered nre«s. PR ISCILLA’S POP Dampening Hia Spirita WTIIT—Joe GIrand. • ' promptly at no extra NO MONEY DOWN B Y a L VE R M E ER WKNB-- PoloiiiH. chargre. MICKEY FINN WHAY—Cup of Coffee Club. BOV! I’M I SAVED , . , kJUST PUT TvHEM DOWlsj,^ LANK LEONARD 7:15—WKNB—Polonla. .JUST iN TWE DAY.'.'/ Y OW, DEAR! I’LL HAVE TO ' 7:55—WTIC—Weathei, Morning Watch. PINE PHARMACY lTIME! T H E Y ’R E V .SPRINKLE THEM!] yOUWNlESCMT -A-ANP poer ONE MUST PE 7:35—WCCC — Newa; Good Morning HTWASSO V«^'^»0,S£N0RIT a ! Music. 225 M AIN ST. STILL DRY»>WEAVEt THEM SACK Tt> BE1P0 0ARMG, PARING TP WIN, ^ NICE MEETING L. KNOWING TNAT WU W DUC-^ld Music Box. CALL Ml.t-4814 )0M MXPON.nCAKPOr ) flH,yQ^F0K THE A k CAKLOSI . KICAftPPI KITTY-AND I ■ WKNB—News; Phil Hale Show. You,nto.mim\ also h a tch w /ll 7:45—WHAT—News. . m YOU A K 10 Y k m t m i A WTENP TO win! ► - ANOI WISH you)BE AN APPITIONAL 7:55^ WTHT-Weather. / ’ BWTia(»tTE»IT«E IMAP “ 0000 LUCK,too! y inspiration! WDRC—News. /■ 0PENIM6 CEREMONy-ANP) FOMOTTENf \VONS--Weather. oiA WDRC—“World Kewi Roundup. n IS ABOUT v o s ia k t ! WCCC-Kiddie Corner. W'TIIT—Martin Agronaky. ''.Aua, WTIC^Newa. ^ WHAY—Cup of Coffee Club. tVONS—Nea's. your personality interpreted by KW.NB-V..\pw.s; Your Dog and You. 4:15—VVDKC—Slioppera Special. WTIC—New-:. 'V.. W IIAY— lestlng with Wamp. (CUSTOM MADE) W THT—Top O' fha. Morning, -WONS—Yankee Bxpreaa. S- W K N B -Ph ll Hale Show. , giTO—WCCC—Newa; Breakfaat NaWsr boy. CALLS TAKEN T IL 10 P. M. CAPTAIN EASY The Brushoff - ' WTIC-Radlo. Baxaar. 3-PC:SET BY LESLIE TURNER WDRC—Ne-ws; Shopper's Spsitlal. FRECKLE.S AND HIS FRIENDS WO.NS—Gabriel Heatter. A5.IW MOSTH^rM-^THMlnS. I'LL BY MERRILL C. BLOSSER g:M-W THT—Betty Crocked the distinguished bridal gown salon CALL. NOW t ■' CASES, SHE DOESN*T SI ^ ' WONS—Gabriel Heatter. confess I STILL "Sm e r .L \j/e1 l REALIZE her COUOinON. CAN’T REALIZE ^ release this Tb the papers 4:55-WDRC—Newa. IT would se cRuei ro let I h appe h IE BEST j I *TMlS YEAR’S PROM IS GOING Tb BE WKNB News. To.be a Wynshaw^ride, is to wear IT. 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PAQE iTWELVB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTCJI, C0NN„ MONDAY, MAY 11,'1953 ilANbHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONNw. MONDAY, MAY 11. 1953 PAGE THIRTEEN ■'V. and THEi •'V,. Herald Angle to^Play Three Games This Week McDermott, Writer ■ *s / ■ Pleiity of Ring Bouts EARL W. YOST Campanella Gets Ranges Changes Fight After Game Porterfield Gives A ’s C: Two Stock Drivers •eerta EMtmt Two CCIL TUts Killed in Accidents Billy Goodman Furious over Umpire’s Call, Boston., May, l l —(AV-Pttch- Batting Stance, on Hit Spree On Tteevee This W eek er Maury Mebemnoft of the. ' One Hit; 28 Home Runs MONDAY >the UConn win atreak at six Plalnville, May I I —
P»— ■ 8-0. (AP Photo),/ gn average of one per time at bat. ' altuationa which have come up and son outside his Vernon home. My ment Committee's second special Bolls tied for second place with FOR ALL FORMS OF Trinity Seeking im ninth. Olympic champion Parr,v O’^ ie n Meet a number of friends at the I f he continued his present pace 'i'he victory boosted the In- it is a late hour when group heads best girl gets her lilacs at Glea beach including the Ray Coopers, event drew one of Its largest fields 69’s with the latter the lucky win Chatter IMD YOU KNOW THAT , New York, May 11—(/D—Even gave tl\e league head his extended of Southern California bettered the son’s. sons Reed and Dean have through all 1.54 games, he would dians\into the American League fo r home . . . Listen to last three Trinity football star Paul Area:! and together with the initial ner in. the draw FOR TH E PRIZE. INSURANCE I-ast .year the Manchester Little some of Warren Giles' best friends version of the incident. world record for the ahot put Sat ihqings of the Red Sox-White Sox the time of their Uvea with Pop's hit 73 home runs and drive in 278 Distriel 1 Berth lead W two percentage points nd Steve Bcllinghiri to name a matches in the Governor’s Cup N A S8IFF a 4IM8 softbaU tsam League’s used 23 dozen baseballs. thought that he got off to a rather As a witness, our impression at urday with a heave of 59 feet H gah\e on radio which Boston won hor.se and pony; and I watch sev • Life • Cuualty • Fire runs. over thb Yankees despite New tew . . . Work on the lawn after competition plus a selected nine The Sunday play was the Beat First Batter in Seventh will practiea Tueaday night at • shaky start as the new president the time was that Conlan would I -— —• Inch at the West Coast Relays. in thiR Wind.v City and I wonder eral innings of the Red Sox-Yan- o’clock at Memorial Field. All poai- THAT'S WISHFUL thinking, of of the National League la.st sea York's lialf-game margin in arrival home and it's a late’ hour hole affair offered a well balanced Seventeen Holes with three quarter 88 Birch Street course, as no man can keep up Dodgers’ coaching staff this sea have been much smarter to have'* Storrs, May 11 - //Pi - C o 1 b y. The Hated record of 58 feet. 10'i why the Red Hose couldn't win kee game on teevee. . . . Home at program. tlona are open. Frankie’s basket son, so it is a pleasure to note that games woX and lost. inches was set by Jim Fucha of when the rake and shovel are put handicap allowed. Doc McKee I.ed such a tremendous pace. It isn’t son will he Stan Olsawr, Karl stayed behind the plate and loolierl. Trinity ' and Springrteld led New games otiJ.he road in former years; a respectable hour and pick up The Governor's Cup matches Jinx to Boh Porterfield ball team iMeated NaasUfs’ ;ay from friendly was silently rooting for the Sox to ried to the last couple of holes be Philadelphia, May 11—1^—If^ The thing that pussled Porter Sonny Damato pitebad for tha win This round of applause is Jocko. He was the senior man in college World Series. Vic Raachl relieved starter Allle inches— best reported in the world Fenway Park. win, a feat they flnallv performed. with reduced cards of 65. Hal pitcher Bob Porterfield of the ners \4dth help from Ray McKanna prompted by Giles' decision to hear fore gaining a decision. Giglio with a 64 and Ronny flqld was that Jooat ever swung at blue on the field, and he felt his Statistics released by Frank W. Reynolds for New York and was this year -to win that event from WEDNBRDAV s a t u k d .a'y MAJOR LEAGUE Wa.shlngton Senators could have that first offering. In the seventh. out Manager Eddie Slanky of the credited with the Victory. hia San Francisco Olympic Club Tlie main casualty found Hank Sloane with a 68 led the Class B service stripes. He had to get into Rolty.s, N C AA publicist, showed Booster Club nibmbership fdr Short trip on the agenda for to Haefs, returning to competition one wish today It might be aomo- The Athlethis wera tialUag 7-fl St. Louis Cardinals before acting Detroit shortstop IJarvey Kuenn contestants. the act. the White .Mules with an 8-1 re teammate. Bud Held, by a mere the 1953-54 school at Man day, to Trinity College where Fred Ihlng like this—eliminate the at tbe Ume and- Bob commented B A SE B A LL P1BACTICE— Man upon Eddie's protest of a ganve in hit his fir.st major Mague home two inches. after a month's long absence, For a wonder, most of the cord, Trinity with 6-1 and Spring- chester High has rrached 650 Booth's classy freshmen baseball dropping a clo.se one up match to seventh inning...... after the game, “He ahouMn’t chester Trust Alumni Little Brooklyn last week which the Brooklyn writers sided caiitlniisly i field with 8-2 when play had ended President Jack Crocketr^ reports team rompa over Mon.son Acade Hugh Hamilton. The,28-ycar-old righthander had have been swinging, yim know — League team tonight at g at Dodgers won. In our opinion this with Stank.V In their accounts of I last week. in an office visit.. Back 'on the my. Ed Rogers, Monaon headma.s- By THK ASMOC'IATKO PBKHS Memorial Field, N o r ^ Matbodtat represents baseball progress. That kialluRMl Leagar Jim Kirkpatrick was csrried to a no-hittcr piactically in hia back not with the A ’s so far beklad.’* the rhubarb, but they agreed that 1 Previously front running Con- j UConn campus on a beautiful ter from Manchester, is among the aoftball team will practice Thurs the National League executive BaUIng — Wyi'OMrk. Phlliladrlplila. the' last hole by Mel Hadfield and pocket in the first game of yes Porterfield who haa spilt even his cause was hopeless. He had | necticut dropped out of conten-I sunny afternoon and watch sbqie .spectators . . . Billy England, a ■ 40«: Canipaiirlln. Brookivn. .39(l day night at • at Memorial FitM Anally j uied against Stanley is un then dropped the deciding putt to ierday’s doitblcheader with the aeaMn with a 8-8 log, said Justice on hts side, they said, hiitron'de4’elooa, A n iFrlraB clouted a homo run wlUl two on in tha aama Said at }0 a.m. wa.vs be upheld In an.v instance cinnati over the week end and got Connecticut, chairman of the Se If inexperienced you will be traih^d in modern methods GENERAL CONTRACTING New York and Sch(o ndien.t. Si. Ix>ui. The results of the first round WaRhinglon PhtladFiiihia 0-2. the second. where It is strictly a matter of how ten the manager's side of the ar lection Committee said Yodav. of merchandising. \ 7 ; Torgranii and JInmner, Philadelphia, mhtche.s are as folows; H- John D**trolt K-6. Chicago ft-lrt. It waa the, third time in Porter- SIXTEEN PLAYEBS have been he saw a play. gument in full. That we approve j REMODELING AND REPAIRING ClFVFland 12. St. lefiul.** 3, used by Mancheater High this ■ Triple.—Bernier. Pill.burgh. 4 ; B ru son over R. Alexander. M. Kar- N fw Y o rk 7. Bouton 4. Hcld's lareer that the first man I Sports Mirror | In the opinion of Plate Umpire of. It is what a league president YOU WIUL RECEIVE:— ton. Milwaukee, 3 ; nine plavera Ked puska over W. Ferg'uson, E. Lor- Intf raatiiMiBl he faced in the seventh Inning season and only one haa failed to -locko Conlan, shortstop Solly .£Cta well paid.for. \ FREE ESTIMATES — MORTGAGES ARRj^GER ,: ,w llh 3 each. entzen, over K., Clatk«,-H- Hamll-' Bprinirn«'ld 6-4. BaUimorj* 6-16. ruined a no-htlter. coUect -a baaeMe and only Oiira Hemus of the Cards was guilty of W e have felt all along that one Home- Run* “Campaiieira.' BriwkTvh. MontTFat 6-1. Ouawa 5-2. TODAY A TEAR AW — The A SALARY, 1 0 ; Mathew., Milwaukee. 6 : Sntd'er, ton over H. Haefs, J. Kirkpatrick BuffHio 7- 1.' Toronto 3-5 . "Gosh that's the third time I ’ve have not scored at least once. A Interference on the base paths. He of Giles’ chief qualifications for Brooklyn. Klu.-zew.ki and Beil. Cincin over M. Hadfield, D. St. John over SyraruB c 4- 2. RiM’hojtirr .3-4 . Washington Senators traded sec A COMMISSION ON EACH n W been al the doorstep of fame but dived for a batted ball, mi.ssed it the Job was his long experinece as CAR nati and Kiiiii., Ptdlndelpldn. .4. R. Cangewere, A. Wilkie. Jr. over H T A M M M iK ond baseman Cass Michaels to the DICK HOWES, farmer Man- ERNEST A. RITCHIE \ Sinlen Ba.e.-, (7 lll|,am. BriMiklvn and N allA fial each time was cheated of en- and rolled. Jickle Robinson of. the a ckib pre.sident at Cincinnati. We I A COMAHSSION ON EACH USED,CAR W. Lkickwood, O. Lorentzen over w L St. Louis Browns for pitcher Lou riieeter High track atar, won a two x Bruton, Milwaukee. 6 ; Snidri. Brook GBL Iranfe," the Virginia born hurler This famous V ^ , Dodgers, tearing toward third, can testify that in those years he Pitching •— Bob Porterfield — i A c o m m is s io n o n ACCESSARIES 15 LIBERTY ST. TEL. MI-3-8172. MANCHESTER lyn. 4 : Ryan, Philadelphia, 3 ; .|y plav- J. Cerina, E. McNamqra over P. .Bi'iviklyit ,...... 14 7 commented. SleatSr and inflelder Fre ] the only hit off me in a game der for two months because of an National Football League have basis saw the following players S(. lefiiim in and other injuries. But they are the first to concede .3.4 1 : Lollar. Chlragn. ..146. Mantle, New 12 .4.V) 4> again.st Cleveland in 1948 and ankle fracture. \ play. Conlan. a highly vocal little won exactly lOO games sinca they Y o rk . .32.4. ™ finish in the money: Phtladriphla 10 1,3 .435 5 Detroit ...... guy. insisted Just ns stubbornly that they bometirnrs err. and be?an plnving in the nation's capi Write Box H, c-o The Herald \. Runa—Mamie. N'eW York. 2 3 : Mlnoao. Class \ a 19 ,24n in Avila broke up a no-hltter In 1951. TWENTY YRARS A ^ — The W OM EN’S SWEEPSTAKES that the ball was well past Hemus there is no reason , their morale Chicago, 2 0 ; KOx. arid Fain. Chicago ERBi "The funny thing about it ia Boston Braves bought Joe Mowry 44dnnera at the Country Club over *99.95 tal in 1937. I Jooal. Philadelphia and Yn.i, W a.liiiig- L Becker ...... 32-5 27 R«»rh*'m4T ., . 7 5 .583 when Robinson • tripped—across should suffer unduly^f ope of their that both Mitchell and Avila hit I ton. 17. ' . E. Ballsleper...... 53-5 28 Montreal ... . k e .571 from the Minneapolis Millers, the week end were: Low net— Cora Hemus' head, incidentftllv. number is overruled now and then. i Run.. Balte«L In—Dropo.'’, Detriiit. 2 1 ' Buffalo ...... R 6 .571 first pitches as did Joost today. E. Lorentzen ...... 32-3 29 Toronto ,.., Anderson M-28 7i, (tie) '..^ g When, the excitement died some There can be a balance, and Giles iKH|ott..Sl. l,oui.-. IS; Werli'.s Si. I,oui.. . 9 7 .563 r~** Maybe it's not.in the cards for me The, most home runa ever hlL by I ' V,-- - , 17: Nlemafi. Detroit and ilri^ile. New Class B Balilmorr ., . R k .500 1 Chanda 111-28 '83 and Nellia Jmui- what, Stanky forced them to an appears to*be looking for it Syranijip .., hut we won the game each time a Boston Red Sox player waa''M Y o rk. 16. R. Gangewere sT2- 7 . 7 fi- .567 P son 104-21 83. Low groea, Marg • Briggs A S*r*rt»on nounce oyer the public address HU..—Kuenn. Den oil 3.4 ; 'Phlllev Ottawa . . . . 6 k .429 2 snd that's what count*," he said. bv Jimmy Foxx in 1988. - .Stevens, 102. system that he was continuing the Rookie shortstop Harve.y Kuenn Philadelphia. 3 3 ; NIeman. DetrolK 3 2 : J.J Sona^ers ...... 34- ft Bprtnrfiald . 4 9 308 3' Bu.by. Wa.hington. 3 1 : Kell,, Bo.'kin, r...... , 37-11 AMKR • TvlMfkN’ S*m I HaiAli:,', game under protest. Later he of the Detroit Tigers attends the 30. ‘ \ NatiwiiHl fumed qfficiall.v to Giles by wire, University of Wisconsin during the j roubles - Kell. Bo.lon. 1 2 : Niepianx No ganirB ach^dukd. DODGE CUTS PRICES iD e ir n ii. 10;- Fox. I'hicapo, Drop,*. The Connecticut PGA will con- AmpriPEK and Conlan got on the phone and off-season. ' Deiroti and Terwilllgen, JCn.en ami J •Ki^cl a One Day Tournament at rhiriigf* M ripvpland (nighO—rkrcf • PositiVB Clutch 4 I Bo-h.r. Wa.-hingion. 7. (4-U vg. laPiiion <3-2i. UP TO ! Triple.—Jen.en. Wa.hington. 4 ; Coexi- the\,Brool^.lawn C. C. In Bridgeport Only frnmp schrdulpd. man; Bo.lon. Fox, Chirnpo. B'em-. Monday. Pro Alex Hackney I* iNtprKKlUaal No (AmPB arhcdtikd. • Cushion Cleveland. Phlllev. Philadelphia. Werix, bringing strong support in the per LOWEST COAL PRICES OF THE YEAR St. lx>ula and Runnel.^ Waeliinglon. 2 . - - - . ■ . A ' j Home Runa—llernei I. Bit.ton. Man sons of Holly Mandly. Stan Hllln- N.\.5IE’S TH E SAME »201S2 tle. N»'^* Yi»rk and Werix, St. I,nui.. 6 ; akt and Jim Kirkpatrick to com • ConvoniontTI Six player, tied with 4 each. Jsmestow'n, N. Y. -fJ5- There'* 700A Y... STAAT TOOAY OA/ 77/£ Sloli^n Ba.ea—Rivera. Chicago. 6 ; pete in this metropolitan style a nevy Schoolboy Rowe in the De- Gall Mltehell Mlnoao. Chicago, 6 ; P h llle v . P h ila d e l event. x 341135 phia.. 4 : Mantle. N*;w Y**rk, M ich a e l., troll Tiger's organization. He'* • Rubbor Grips Philadelphia -and flrolh, Bt. Louie. 3 , Kenneth (Schoolboy) Rowe of the For 24 Hour Sorvleo • Pitching—Parnell. Bo.lon, 4-0 . l.nnO: The Greater Manchester Ama Tigers’ Clas* D Ppny League If Wvan; Cleveland and Smart. St. laxil.. teur rhampitmahip achediiled fo r l.OoO;' P ie rce, Chicago. 4- 1. .SOti; fsrni, the Jamestown Falcon*. The • Rod in color Rpvnolda. N.-V'nrk. 3-1 y .760. Saturday May. 23 and being con six-foot, three-inch right-hander, Ally Rour—day' or night— Strlkeool.—Truck*. 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MANCLIESTEl^ EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. QONK.. MONDAY, M A t 11,1953 Pa g e f o u r t e e n MANCHESTERJf^p?NTNG HTCRAtU, WANCHESTER, CONN., MCfNEAT, MAT 11, I'SSS PAGE FIFTEEN Basineas Loestions Housm for Sale 72 Hoasen for Sal* 72 House* for Sale 72 Automobiles for Sale 4 Business Services Offered 18 Roofing ______Rent"______^ __ Business Opportunities 82 Help Wanled^Mals 86 Doga— Birds—Peta 41 Articles for Sale MITCHELL VORNADO tor EDGE OETOW N, 4 room Cape Court Advises That Police ’ 1941 PONTIAC Sedan, heater, COMPLEn'E Hand and power lawn ROOF li*i‘i —Speclaliaing In repair- UNLIMITED BUSINESS Opportun POTTED TOMATO Plants, let FOR RENT—Second fioor loft 40 BOLTON NOTCH radio, black. A real good car, PURE-BRED Boxer pup, ten GAS HOT water heater, Whitehead, Cod, 5 years old, modem kitch Classified mower service. Motors tuned and Ing roofs of all kinds.' Alao new ity. $1590.00 to $7950.00 cash re 20 gallon. First $25 takes it tuce, cabbage, broccoli, kohlrabi, ADMIRAL and UNIVERSAL X 60. Suitable offlCM, lighl manu- LOOK! COMPARE! $250. Terms to suit you. Cole overhauled. Pick-up and delivery moptha old,' Excellent with chil en. full cellar, automatic oil heat, roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys quired. (Secured by inventory!. THE dren. INatchell 3-7524. Mitchell 3-6981 after 6- p. m. cauliflower and pepper plants. fabturihg. Infonbation, Backer, Four-Room Runch House' Check Their Speedometerd, Motors, 436 Cenier street. servipe. Gib.von's GArage. Mitchell cleaned, r^alred. 26 years' ex Flowering planta and gladioli a i r 'CONDITIONERS 'v-acre lot, only, $9,000. Carlton Wanted, a financially responsible 36 Oak atreet ■ ^ ELLINGTON— W. Hutchins. ( Mitchell 9-5132, Advertisements 3-5012. perience Frte eatimates. Call man or woman to supervise a ORFORD SOAP PUREBRED Cocker puppies, seven ' bulbs, at Krause Greenhouse, 621 With Breeze way and Gar^c 1649 OLDS ROCKET convertible Kowrley, Mknehester Mitchell ' business of new type merchandis weeks old. No papers. Mitchell LAWN CHAIRS, impainted. 1140 Hartford Road. Mitchell 9-7700. B uy Now atid Save TW ’) BAY St .-vice station feir Seven-Room Older Home with Mitchell 9-4694. Juminum storm windows and The Manchester Police Depart-- torney Yules, however, points^ CLASSIFIED ADVT. $129.5, 1948 Pontiac sedanette ANTIQUES Reflrilshed, Repairing 3-5(361. ' ing vendors in Manchester and 9-4862. Burnside Ave. Hartford 8-7278. lease in Manchester by Gulf. Your two-car garage. One acre of radio, heater, hyiramatic $99.5, COM PANY ment was advised today-.to call-1 out that the evidence showed that DEPT. HOURS • done or any furniture. Tleman, surrounding territory. Drop in a RHUBARB, 15 pout.dsH; Rhubarb ■ opportunity to operate your own ^eens, amesite drive, large lot. land. Amesite drive. Well land Lot* for Sale 7.1 brate the, speedometers on Hs ■ 1949 Ford V-8 custom' tudor $945, 189 South Main atreet. Phone coin and take a steaming hot cup roots 6 for $1. O'Connor, 171 27" STEWART WARNER TV scaped. Priced right. the last calibration had been per® 8:15 A. M. to 4:80 P. M. 75 Hilliard Street business. Capital required. In vacant. Price $11,300 with cruisers to Insure against error' formed In December when 1950 Fo/d c istom club coupe, 1950 MUehell 3-5643. Heating— Flumblng 17 of coffee, delicious hot cot’oa or Live Stock— Vehicles 42 Boats and Accessories 46 union street. Mitchell 3-5698. $499.95 • centive rental. Special training if good mortgage available. In speeding arrests. j Mercury sedan $1495, 1951 Chev tea. rich bouillon soups, crackers, MANCHESTER— 9 ACRES and Brook on Route 30. cruiser was two months old. COPY CLOSING TIME CALL MITCHELL 9 4192 to have LENNOX Furnaces and warm air HEREFORDS— Calves, yearlings, 10 FOOT Car-top boat, plywood, inexperienced. Call Hartford - $2,300. Tel. Rockville 5-9036. Judge John S. G, Rottner ad-1 that at-that time, the car’s sf_ rolet Bel-Alre Powerglide $1695, rookies or doughnuts, etc. All of MALE HELP. WANTED 7-3236 or write to Gulf Cll Corp'., Duplex Home of 6-6. Close to vised the action in the speeding FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Douglas Molonr, 333 Main. your garden plowed or light heating. Earl Van Clamp. Mitchell these items dispensed from one steers, top choice quality, register excellrnt condition. Good for fish IRISH BOXWOOD shrubbery. 18” / Tv J. CROCKETT ometer® indicated it waa going 9-.5844. , , ed bulls. WUlimantic HArrison ing. Call Mitchell 9-4175 after, c h a m b e r s FURNITURE, 50O 'Waterfront street, New Hav atore, bus and school. House in cake.of Ernest Parqphrcy,. 53, of mile® per hour when it was go» MON. THRU FRI. trucking. Up to one ton, any dis very simple mechanical machine, MILLWRIGHTS ; high, 85c each. Mitchell S-7965. good condition. We sell ri^ht. Sabarban for Sale 75 1952 CHEVROLET Bel-Aire, like tance. ' , 3-3217. noons. en, Conn.' Phones Office Mltcheil 3-5416 3J2 Summit street, after Pam- lug 60. 60 when it waia going thereby eliminating and making At the Green ...... 10:80 A. M. new, only 7.000 milft' Fully A PLUMBING shop at your door. obsolete several machines where .'TRANSPLANTED vegeUbles and WAREHOUSE POINT, North Main pbrey’s attorney pointed out that, and 49 when it wa« going 40.^ i LABORERS 501 Middle Turnpike East BASEMENT FOR Rent,. suitable Residence Mitchell 9-7751 MANCrfESTER— on the basis' o£. the state’s own SATURDAY 9 A. M. equipped. Royal Master white WIRING INSTALLATION of all No time lost. New wurk. Altera- each machine only dispenses one flower plants. .Pansies, geraniums, atreet — 9 room older home, in Jddge Rottner agreed that Yule^ types. No job t«>0 small. Peter tiona, copper piping, fliefures, hot Poultry and Supplies 4? EVINRUDE 7>4 H. P. outboard shrubs, fruit ' trees, evergreens, for plumber. Office space and tele Older Home of Seven Rooms in good 'Condition, 5 tooma, lava evidence, a speedometer in a po wall tirea. Compare anywhere. A product. Each cup made indivi FOR HOME or cottage. Used elec, phone if desired. Inquire 36 Oak had brought out a strong point la Pantaluk, 40 Foster street. Phone water automatic heaters'. 'Voungs- dually. Installed in business estab motor. MItrhell 3-5842. WtkMlganl seedc, ■ fertilisers/ In MANCHESTER—- New six room good localfori. This home will tory and screened porch on first lice cruiser had been off as much TOUR COOPERATION WILL new car at used car price. Center BROAD-BREIASTBD Bronse Tur trie range, gas refrigerator. Ben- street. the- defense of his client aaRAFTS,5IEN $14,800. Exclusivs with the Phil MANCHESTER — 6 room Cape lots. Term.*. Located on trn apHpstlnn to *a(d Court. In accord- longer needs a car. $2,200. Mitch 8.59 Main street. Hartford. BUTTERFLY END TABLEI—Solid anrr w(l(, ihr mauilr. for an nrdrr of ANN. 2-6695. INTERIOR and exterior painting or Female 87 9-1325. NEWLY DECORATED, beautiful Hallln Agency, Realtor. Mitchell Cod. In good residential area, rair of Ihr wholr or pari of ell 3-6981 after 6 p. ni. — ______/ _____ and decorating. Experienced since ■a Cherry; was $39.50, HALF Tolland Road, • o mile or pari of thr rral r»mir drrcribrd FULL TIME »ales person, also yOUNG MAN or ladv to work In ly furnished and ■pacioua room. 9-9221. open stairway, large kitchen with 1935. Tel. .Mitchell 9-7819. FIELDSTONE FOR retaining TOOL DESIGNERS PRICE ...... $19.75 dining area, insulated. Storm win Ihr rml rriair dcarrihrd thrrrfn. 1950 CHEVROLET StyJeline special Roofing—Siding 16 part time girl Thursdays and Sat poultry atore. Apply in -person to The most co,spiete light 'house east of Bolton Notch, It U . nrdrrrd . that aald appUca- -Automobiles for Sale 4 urdays. and full time office girl. ■walls, fireplace®. Coventry Pil GI^STONBURY—SU room-Cape dows, screens, p'rewar construc llnn hr hrard at Ihr ProlMtr O ffirr (n tudor sedan. Black. Will split the PAINTI.NG AND DECORATI.NG. manager of Lynn Poultry Farms * TEA WAGON—Fret\ch Provincial keeping facllltiea available in Route 44-A. difference between what you FOR GUARANTEED KOOFS that Apply Burton'a. 841 Main. grim 2-7161. fruitwood with drop lesvea and Manchester. You will manrel at Cod with shed dr.-rtier, fireplace, tion, city water, sewer, only $10,- Cniiimbis. on thr iSth day of May. BEFORE TOTj Buy a used cai*, Floors sanded and reflnished. Store, 50.5 Main street. PROCESS PLANNERS^ 13.'i3. at 9:3ti o'clock In Ihr fnrrnoon: would pay a dealer and what we stay on in any kind/of storm, and drawer; was $89.00 ...... $40.75 the clvanllneas of this . building. tile bath, hot water oil heat. At 900. Carlton W. Hutchins. Mitch and that noilrr ihrrrof hr xlvrn. hy see Gorman M<>tot Siles. Buick Wallpaper books on request. Also APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED JONNY MOP— 10 free pad.s, $1.29. Sales and IService, 2S& Main could get from a dealer. Mitchell gutters, conductors and roof re *■ ■ Children accepted. Central. Pric tached garage, screens.'Lot 70 ell 9-5132. Mitchell 9-4694. piihlirhtiix a ropy of ftilr ordrr In thr furniture refinished. Call Gerry. for Grocery Clerks in Manchester, Famous make bicycle and tri 211: Price $14,800. Escott Agen L. F. DeMARS .Manchrrirr Evrjilnr llrralrt, a nrw*- 9-5582. pairs. Call Coughlin, Mitchell Situations Wanted— 6IDE CHAIR — Maple Truetype ed m reasonable you'll gasp! Be pnprr h.nvlnc a clrcuInKon In aald DIs- street. Mlt.hell 9-4571. Open eye- Mitchell 9-8866. on full-time basis. cycles 15% off. Cole Motors Serv- TOOL MAKERS b r a n d NEW four large rooms, nlnga. \ 3-7707. ' ^ Female • 88 apcar-back; was $27.00 ... .$13.50 sure and see this one. Mrs. Dor cy./Mr. JcwcIl,-860 Main street. Irln , onr ilm r ai |ra..t fivr da.v* hrforr Mariy Benefits: icenter, 438 Center streej. oil burning furnace, one block Mitchell 3-6420 »ald day of hrannx. and that frturn hr PAINTING AND Pap?rhanging. ★ sey, 14 Arch atreet. Mitchell 9-2868. Residence 9-0382. Basineas Senrfees Offered 18 C O N N E C netp' Valley Construc- Paid Holidays. Pension Plan. WILL CARE FOR CHILD days in ARM c Ba IR — Maple Truetype from but. Price $11,900. Call m adr to this Court. b e a u t i f u l b l a c k 1851 Ply G<>od work, rea.ao: able rates. VEIJETIAN BLINDS DIE .MAKERS spear-back; was $30.00, HALF A ltr.l y mouth Cambridge sedan. Exccl- tion. Guai:anteed roofs and siding. Five Day Week. Hospitalization, licensed home while mother PLEASANT RCOM8 at the Center HERR IT IS! Move right in! C fin Madeline Smith, Realtor. Mitchell C l.A Y TO .V K. HUNT. Jud*r. WliiipOW SHADEh made to orde.* Yo.ir neighbor my recomenda- Good Starting Wage, Highest Quality Only PRICE ...... $15.00 ished room*, heated by oil. ' lent condition throughout. Center Aluminum storm windows and works or shops. Call kfltchell * for gentlemen. 14-18 Wadsworth 9-1642, Mitchell 3-4679. hnd Installed. Venetian blinds tion. 20 years in Manchester. Ray Group Insurance. Sick Benefits, Also Reconditioning , Garage. We have the key. ^11 Motor Sale.^, 491 Main “ street. gutters. All .mgn protected by In 9-8801. SIDE CHAIR—(4) Maple True street. and curtain rods 24 hour service. surance. Three ycar.s to pay. Free mond Fiske. Mitchell 9-9237. Vacation With Pay Tapes and Cords by Yard SHEET .METAL 5IECHAMCS .Madcline-Smlth, Realtor. Mitchell MANCHESTER AND SUBURBS Open evenings. Estimates g^sdlv given. Fagan MIDDLE-AGED Woman desires type. matches arm chair above; 9-1642 o.' 3-4679. estimates. Call Mitchell 3-7180. Applications accepted for Meat Call ■k ' were $24.50 each; less than HALF PLEASANT, Furnished room with Window Shade Co Route 44 at Alfred Charest, Owner. RiepaliinR 28 Wrappers in S. S. Meat Wrapping housework or ironing, three days kitchen prlvilegea Suitable for If you aie ho'use hunting, contact 1951 CHEVROLET Bel-Aire, radio, a week, six hours. Call Mrs. Trot- FINDELL MFG. CO. MACHINISTS PRICE ...... $11.50 355 MIDDLE TURNPIKE East — heater, powerglide. T\vo tone Bolton Notch Mitchell 9-4473. Department. two. Mitchell 9-4428. the. I have many, varied listing*. RAY’S ROOFING Company. Gut MATTRESS Your old mattresses Apply On Tuc.sday between 9:30 ler. Mitchell 9-6909 after 5 p. m. MT-3-4865 FOR EXPERIMENTAL WORK Seven room colonial with attach gree.i, low mileage. Only $1.69,5. 485 East Middle Turnpike ' CHEST-ON-CHEST — Tyrolean Priced at $8,950 and up. ter work, roof and chimney re steriilzeii an-! remade like new. A. M, and 5:00 P. M., inoi-ning and maple with 5 drawers and s cup ed garage and finished breeze Highest trades. Douglas Motors, ALL KINDS of carpentry work. Call Jones Furniture and Floor k ' way. -Oil steam heat. Storm 333 Main. pairs. Free estmiates gladly afternoon group. At METAL Combination sink, 48". $20; board;'HALF PRICE ___ $74.50 PLEASANT ROOM at 272 Main ALICE CLA.MPCT — REALTOR Reasonable rates. Mitchell 9-4291 Covering, 36 Oak. Mitchell 9-1041. Dogs— Birds— Pets ' 41 GAUGE m a k e r s windows 'and screens. Elxception- given. Ray Hagenow, Mltcheil A *.P SUPER MARKET Silent Glow range burner; 30” x street. Parking. Mitchell 3-4071. Mitchell 9-4543 1948 CHEVROLET sedan delivery. 9-2214. Ray Ja(.k.son, Mitchell 176 Washington Street p a r a k e e t s e e d . 1 lb. 18c, 5 72" S-panel door, wicker baby car . * SHAVING MIRROR — Tyrolean ally large .yard with pool and MASON, STONE contractor arid maple, matches cheat-on-chest ROOM FOR Gentleman. Private New light gray paint. .Excellent, cement work. Va.entino BelluccI, .3-8325. Courses nnd Classes 2'7 . Hartford. Conn. lbs, 65c, Canary seed 1 lb. 20c, 5 riage. Phone Mitchell 9-57,52. brook. Priced at $14,000 fir Im PORTER STREET SECTION — TOOL AND GAUGE ' above; was $14.9.5, HALF home, quiet neighborhood, 59 Holl mediate sale. Owner leaving town Lovely custom built home less tires. $695. Carter Chevrolet Co., Fern street. Tel. Mitchell 3-5042. lbs. 85c. Porterfield’s, 68 Spruce INSPECTORS 311 Main street. Mitchell 9 5238. ROOFING, Siding and carpentry. LEARN RADIO .-Electronic® — street. PRICE ...... $7.45 street. ■' —June occupanlcy. Small down than 2 years old. Large living Call 9-.5451 letween 5 and 7:30. Alterations and additions. Ceil Television servicing at, Connecti Help Wanted— 51ale . 86 we PROMISE FAST INSTAUATION WITH Notice . * payment needed. Exclusive with room with fireplace, den and lava NEED A Good used car? 1941 ings. Workmanship guaranteed. cut's olde.st electronics school, two GERMAN SHEPHERD. spayed DOUBLE DRESSER--Solid maple FOR GENTLEMAN; Pleasant Elva Tyler, Realtor. Mitchell I'KJORS OPENED, keys .fitted, ARE YOU the man I want to hire? PRECISION GRINDERS Kling with 8 drawer* and large room, near Main street an<^ tory. Four bedrooms and tile bith Plymouth two-door sedan. Good 'copied, vacukih dcanpri, irons, A. A. Dion, Inc,, 299 Autumn cvening.s^per week. W'^ekly pay Can you do an excellent job of female. Sixteen months, A.K.C. Notite is given of a public hear 9-4469. upstairs, Venetian blind •, hot \ alcr street Mitchell 3-4860. ments $5r Class starting soon; En architectural mirror; was' Cheney Bros. Mitchell 9-9659. ■ condition all around. Extra pair guns, etc.,, repaired. Shears, managing one of Mancheater'a registered. Raised with children. ing , at Room .585. State Office oil heat with recessed radiation. roll now. C?all Hartford 6-1630 or $211,50 ...... $143.00 MANCHESTER — One year old of tires. 272 Porter -.street, or knivis, mowers etc. pul into oon- .most progrea.eiye gasoline serv Housebroken and in excellent Building, Hartford on Monday. PLEABANT ' ROOM —. Central.; . 1-car. garage. Wa/kihg distance to PARAMOUNT Engineering Com , write for full information ' New healths Mitchell 9-8812 after 8 p. MILLING MACHINE garrison colonial. Six rooms, 1*8 phone Mitchell 5-7609'^Sifter 6 p. dtUon for coming needs. Bralth ice statioa'’? If you are thia man Jufte i. 19.53 at i0:30 a. m. for the OPERATORS BENCH—6-ft. Knotty pine trestle- Continuous hot water.- Parking school, b is and store. Priced to m. pany. Roofing and aiding estl- England Technical Institute, 193 m. purpose of determining whyther baths, fireplace, attic, basement wslte. .5,2 Pearl street . mates cheerfully -given; AH - types -1 will, pay. you well respect, bsse; for dining nr fireplace; wag. Gentleman. MItrhell 3-4724. sell. Immediate, occupancy. Elva . ■ garage, dishwasher, combination -TruWbtlll'atreet, TUrtfwd." “ ability and performance. Plcaae the Campbell 'Avenue Writer* Sup ♦ ■ $26.50, HALF PRICE .. a.«3.75 Tj'ler, Realtor. MlUhell 9-4469. J951 CHEVROLET Styleline delu.xe POWER BURNERS and Range of roofing and siding s-amples on LARGE Furnished front room for windows, amesite driveway. Own give all detaila as to your exper- ply of. Vernon, with headquarters e n g in e LATHE OPERATORS sedan. Radio, heater. Beautifuty Burners expert.y cleaned and display at 41 Oak atreet. F..H. A. BL.2S Bisaell ..Street, Manchester, ARM CHAIRS - (2J Comb-back- rent. Near bua line. Call Mitchell er leaving stale. Non-veteran can ■ ■■I ■ Bonds—Stacks— ■ Icnce and background Jh first let 9-8661. NEW THREE bedroom ranch, on s blue finish. Runs and'looks ^ e serviced. le t us service and re Finai.cii^. Tel. Mitchell 3-8177.; Are you wondeHng what di.5tributing water In that area, Maple Windsor style with aeat finance with about $5.(X)0 down iiif '■ new. Douglas Motors, 333 Main. M ortgages 31 ter. Write Box A, Herald.. . a hilltop. Magnificant panoramic ill «■ pair youi washing machine or re the cost will be on that, is subject to the jurisdiction of the and hack pads. Choice of plne- payment. Manchester. Mitchell MANCHESTER Roofing and Sid new home you are plan DRILI. PRESS OPERATORS ROOM WITB double bed for mar view. Large living room. Fire It frigerator. Metro Service. Mitch FIRST AND Second mortgages Public Utilities Commission. lind-blue or rose-and-green. nlas- 3-7955 for appointment. II 1950 CHEVROLET Styleline deluxe ing company. Ah*o all types of EXPERIENCED, Part time die ning? ,A visit or tele-' ried couple or gentlemen. Inquire place. Unusual kitchen. Picture O l l i club coupe. Radio, heater. Other ell 9-0883. bought for our own account. Fast, PUBLIC U T I L m E ft COMMIS ★ * tic covers; were $29.75 each $19.50 168 Maple strett. window®. Plastered walls. Hot !!*It* «■ painting and carpentry work. makers, evenings and mornings. phone call «vU| place oar PRICE REDU(!:ED -East Center %m extras. Jet black, finish. In won confidential service.’ Manchester Apply 234 Hartford Road. SION BENCH MECHANICS water heat. Garage, large lot. ttt WALL-FLAME METHOD ATTICS AND Ba.«ements cleaned Guaranteed work. Phone Mitchell drafting and conatriictioa PLATFORM ROCKER - Cheny Street area ^ Seven room older lift derful shape. Douglas Motors, 333 9-8933 for free estimates. Investment Corp., 244 Main St. experience at your dispos Louis B. Warren. Secretary frame with Airfnam seat and back Clore to the parkway in Veiiion. ■■ Rubbish and ashes hauled. All - \ , •* FURNISHED ROOM with kitchen home in good repair plus two Main. Phone Mitchell 3-5416. al. We have a large vari^ cushions; mauve tweed cover; Only $15,700. Warren E. Howland. III 4ia jobs done at your convenience. 'G R E A T E a s t e r n privileges. Phone Mitchell 9-1129. heated rooms over a two-car ga III ill ty of home sitea. MA'^IHIAL HANDLERS was $119.00 ...... $79.00 Realtor. Mitchell 3-8600. III tit Reasonable rates. Mitchell 9-3802 ROOFING AND rage. Excellent inceme posaibili- 1937 FORD Dump truck. Call or 9-9791. * NICE FRONT Bedroom, twin beds, tif*. Early occupancy. Reduced to' CONSTRUCTION CO. MALE HELP SPACE FOR RENT WING CHAIR Cherry frame up- for business women. MItrhell SIX ROOM Brick Cape Cod with 9-9721. 6 p. m. to 8 p. m. Entire. Partial Estates .814.200. Phone Wairen E .' How alti^hcd garngo. Radiant heat ItHtttt FLXlOR PROBLEMS solved with 24 OAK STREET INDUSTRIAL or STORAGE •lA.NITORS bolstered in black peasant design 3-7749. Antiques, China, Glass Jarvis Realty Go. MANY, MANY cretonne; was’ $129.50, H.M.F land, Realtor, 543 Woodbridge Bum 1951. Lot 80 by 200 feet. Or- 1941 CHEVROLET (2) Fordors 1 linoleum, asphalt tile counter. XTant highest quality automatic heat in your home (Your House Doctor) WANTED 654 Center StrMt OTHERS PRICE ...... $64.75 street. Mitchell 3-8600. rupancy 30 days. Price $15,000, l i l t i t club coupe. Inexpensive transpor Expert workmanship, free esti Complete CARLSON a CO. Boarder* Wanted 59-A u‘0tting for wtrm ut*lb*r? Then order a new Timken Silent TeL MI-S-4112 44 STOCK PLACE James J. Rohan k Son, Realtors. 8921' tation at a price you can afford. mates. Open cvenlnga Jones Fur Specializins: In WE Households * Apply In Person k k k SOFA - Maple frame with aeat and EAST HARTF'ORD, 4 room house, Tel. MItrhell 3-7433. 54-41 Automatic Oil Conversion Burner now! You’ll get praespc Douglas Motora, 333 Main. niture. Oak street Mitchell LIFETUTE Store Stocks back cushions In green textured furnished. Storm windows, oil delivery and — more^ important — fast, expert installation. 9-1041, • Thomas Flaherty, Supt. . • Generous Wage Rates ROPM AND BOARD. Gentleman. MANCHESTER A well con- Aluminum Clapboards BUY plaid; was $135.00'...... $89.00 Mitchell 3-7675. heat, new roof, amesite drive, Your All-Time Favorite W e'il have the famous Timken Silent Automatic W ell-FUme 1940 PLYMOUTH four-door, radio, C.ALL ANl'TIME television, I ’ i miles from Air stnicted home of six finished heater, good tires. Good condition. • Unexcelled M'nrking Condi Oil Burner operating in your furnacC or boiler before the COMPLETE Repairs oy Stuart R. In Colors tions . . LOVE SEAT Cherrj’ frsme with craft. No agent.® $9,500. Mitchell rooms, feature's plastered walls, Nothing like, the trimly .tailored Mitchell 3-8115. A Complete Home Remodeling Apartinem»—Fla1»— A bet For The Cbronarion heat has had a chance to escape from your home! Wolcott, A-1 Repair, Sales, on ROBERTim. REID & SON LYDALL A FOULOS Alrfnsm seat and back cushions; 9-7456. hard oak floor. , oil heat, lovely ahlriwaister to see you through washing machines, vacuum clean Service • Overtime Premiums bright green village scene print; Tenements CS 1949 CHEVROLET tudor deluxe. 201 AIAIN ST., MANCHESTER deep yard for .hildren. City sewer your bu.sy daytime schedule. This Crochet this sparkling crown This finest automatic beat is already enjoyed ers, motors, small appliances. Phone Manchester Mitchell t-719S PAPER CO. • Many liberal employe wsa $162.J5 ...... $98.00 ilANCHESTER- -Duplex 7-7 large an J.water, handy to bus and one is in a wide range of sizes, and matc*hlng collar in a few Excellent condition. $1,000. Mitch Welding." 180 Main street Phone Mitchell 3-8271 2-ROCM APARTMENT with pri- by hundreds of thousands of satisfied lUen. ell 9-8498 after 5. benefit programs. LAMP TABLE—Maple with round room*, combinatdn aluminum achjol..Price under $'2,000. Phone ha* short or cap sleeve®, which hour® and for a dollar-budget. Set Mitchell 9-6678. A. V. LINDSAY - Owner PARKER STREET vale bath. No objection to chil storm windows an 1 ooors. copper ever you prefer. S ow is the time to act! Phone ter e a r free ton and shelf; was $29.75, HALF dren. On but line. Inquire 24 Barbara Woods Agency, Mitchell It a-sparkie w'ith rhinestone® for plumbing, oil heat. venrtian 9-7702. Pattern No. 8921 is a sew-fite dresa-tip- or evening wear. survey and estimate— and ask about our eery CLEAN USED CARS REFRIGERATION Service, com Store For Rent PRICE ...... $14.85 Grove street. Hillside House, BALGH Is Your WRITE! . blinds, 3-4 acre plot, handy lo perforated pattern in size.s'-34, 36, year terms! mercial and domestic’. See our Apartment 14, Rockville. Pattern No. 5356 contains com PRICED TO SELL SEPTIC TANKS If It Is diirirult to apply in per STEP-END TABLE--Large solid bus and achool. Price $12,000. LARGE CAPE COD, three bed 38. 40. 42. 44. 46. 48. Size 36. plete crocheting instructions for display of guaranteed used refrig HAVE YOtf « or S Til® fomeut woH-Rvim ell burner WenlwH heeS AND In th« woN known Jorvb Building at Hw cornur of son, writV to Mr. D. A. Trahan maple Truetype Chippendale n ic e l y f u r n is h e d three room Phone Barbara V'ood . Vgency. rooms, open stairway, living room 4 1-4 yards of 39:lnch. crown and collar set, -material re 1962 Dodge Meadowbrook Sedan. erators. George H. WillUma As- outlining your training and rx- model; was $42.00. HALF Mitchell 9-7702. with fireplace, tile bath. Venetian For this pattern, send ,30c In ine woKi wlrii o biwe-hsf Hanw, Mterinf sIL ix>cUtes, 280 Tolland Turnpike. apartment. All utillHes. Central quirements and stitch illustrations. clent, ecenemicol heetinq. Fuel Mvinqs wifi 1949 Studehaker Champion Sedan. PLUGGED SEWERS Contor emd Adorns Stroots. A^roximotdy 900 perlener. You will be railed for PRICE ...... $21.00 location. Middle-aged people pre blind.®, oil hot water heat, , re cojns, your name, address, size de- Send 25c in coins, your name, 1948-(Pontiac Sedan Coupe. Manchester. Phone Mitchell ROOMS TO RENT? a personal intrivlew only CENTRAL — Ojder home of 7 cessed radiators, full recreation siited. and the pattern number' to. emeie yeui If yev heve on eiH>eb 9un-4ype 9-3585. nights Mitchell 3-7691. ferred. Call 3-5937. addre.®* and the pattern number burner, ask ebeuf eur tpeciel IreriS-ln iStf, 1947 Chevrolet Fleetlina Sedan. squoru foot ovoiloblo at* one* with ompl* porkhig WHEN NECKSSARY. LOVE SEAT — All-iipbolatered ri oma with new Q. E. steam oil basement with circular bar, ga Sll'E Bl'RNETT, THE MAN- to ANNE C.VBOT. THE MAN 1946 Pontiac Sedan Coupe. Rtputabk man with fam- wing style with mahogany fin 348 NORTH [ m a in STREET— furnace. 2-car garage. 2 lot*. Fine rage. amesite drive, fenced In lot CHESTER E\’KNTNG HERALD, MMhine GluseU CHESTER EVENING HERALD. PROUDLY SOLD AND IF4STALLID BY 1946 Ford Club Coupe. ished legs; Latex seat cushions} ■ Heated apartment, 4 1-2 rooms. for a family. Madeline Smith. with berry bushes and fruit tree®, 1130 AVE. A.MRICAS, 6 NEW FOR BALE spoc* providod for your pemons. PRAH a WHITNEY 1150 AVE. A.MER1CAS. NEW Septhj Tanka. Dry Wella, Sewer l y of throf Roods such a ruat-red pioneer print cover: was Mcond floor rear. $80 per month. Realtor. Mitchell ,9-1642 or YORK 36. N. V. ' YORK 36, N. Y. BATTERIES—NAME BRANDS AIRCRAFT $145.0^ ...... $98.00 outdoor fireplace. Many desirable 80% OFF Lines Installed—Cellar Water One year leone or more. Phone MItchtll 3-4679. extras, $15,500. Call owner Mitch Dqn't miaa the new Ba.sic Fash Presenting the new Ahne Cabot A-1 CULTIVATED proofing Done. root ot coco, lo|t of rof- Dlvlftloa nf I , or write W. G. Glenney Co. ' ell 3-4507. t. ion for '53, spring and sunyrier. Needlework Album.' Directions ^OIL HEAT & ENGINEERING, INe. BETTER OEai tJaitrd Aircraft, Corporatloii DUPLEX HOUSE 5 and 5, ntwiy Tam a To Suit, You. ^ JARVIS REALTY CO. 5 ROOM FLAT, Ail burner, garage. It's a complete spring /tewing for puppet mittfips, . basic em 244 MAIN ST. H L MI*941U fU lf LOAM c in n e y ir o s Employmei^ Offlre WATKINS BROTHERS. Inc. redecorated, oil heat. Good neigh CAPE COD-r-Fqcr down twri un guide for smart practical wgrd- broidery stitches end grand de M K . PONTiAC- OEA? FR WMeos. Coo yM holp? Quiet adult coiiple only. Wi?t* on ttMNItS on FUINACU COLE MOTORS > SEWERAGE DISPOSAL CO. 4S4 CENTER ST. 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PAGE SIXt£:,fiN i«WMTrMAY"lln9^ Maurii^stetr lEo^nUt^ Jim lib ATttaga Daily Net PrcM Rub For Uw W«M EMM ■^''^'’Th e W e a life r.' ■ May 9, IMS rereeaat ot D. 8. Weatlier niirid^ Paul J. Haberm of 64 Walker speaker. His topic was "Happy make the affair a aucceas includes street, seaman recruit USN, is a Show Supervisor Bronson Describes H olidays." Mrs. Richard Hurd, Mrs. B. R. About Town member of the Recruit Training Mr. Bropson passed out maps Bliss. Mrs. Kenneth Broil, Mre. 10,981 Partly cloudy aad wann toalgM Command Drum and Bugle Corps and pamphlets of state-owned Thoms a Miller, Mre. James Seiler, and Wedaeeday. Few eeattered^ Picnickingo - Areas Member e( tbe AndH Howard Mohr of West street. at the U. S. Naval Training Center, parks. Of particular interest to Mrs. William Kuhne, Mrs. Wallace Bereaa ef ClrcMatlona •howrn poisalMc. Lltchfifld. former baseball and G reat Lakes, III. • Manchester residents. Mr. Bronson Grube. Mrs.' Fred Smith, Mrs. Manche$ter——A City of VUlase Charm football star at Manchester High s Pertinent and valuable Informa told his sudience. Is the scheduled Arthur Bailargeon and Mra. Robert School and the University of Con- The Manchc.ster Branch of the tion on picnicking' and camping development soon of Gay City on Taylor. necMut, is in Charlotte Hungey- Ootinectlcut Cancer Society' will' areas within a 25 mile radius of Route 8.5 In Hebron, a distance of (Claaelfled Advertlalag oa Page 14) MA.NCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 12, 1953 ford Hospital, Torrington. suffer holid an Im p o iian t m eeting to m o r less thari eight miles from the VOL. LXXII. NO. 189 (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE FIVE C: Manchester was given to those who ing from a fractured pelvis and row at 8 p.m. In' the Auxiliary center^of town. ether Injuries received Saturday., room of Manchester Memorial Hos attended the final session of the Although this was the la.st State Police reported that Mohr’s pital. Homemaker’s Holiday programs, Homemaker’s Holiday program for ear-struck two trees in Harwin- sponsored by the Manchester thi.V year, those'who have enjoyed ^ MEN and WOMEN 4 Ike Names ton. . \ Rev, Emer.son W. Smith will YWCA, last W-eek at the Com these monthly prograrris will be 1^ EXPERT rmXRS ^ Settlement of War address the Men’s Club of the munity Y, with Elliot Bronson, pleased to know that they will be The Gleaners group of the North Methodist Church tonight superintendent of the State Park continued In the .fall. The commit South Methodist Church will hold on the subject "Industrial Rela and Forest Commission, as the tee which haa W-oirked hard to Radford to its monthly meeting at 7:45 to tions. the Church's Business." night at the ehurfli>\ Opposed by Some Manchester Lodge No. 73. A..F. The Keeney School PTA will meet tomorrow night at 7:30 at the Head Cfiiefs and A.M., ^yill hold a stated com school. The children in the school munication at the Masonic Temple will present a program of folk In U. S,, Attlee Says - Paris, May IjR— (IP) —The tomorrow night at 7:30. Following dances. the business meeting the fellow- North Atlantic Treaty or craft degree will be conferred, The Washington-South School ganization today named Gen. with Senior Warden John L. Von Child Study group will meet to Alfred M. Griienther to suc Deck presiding as acting master morrow at 1 p.m. in the Washing Clement Attlee, oppo«tion, china hoid« ceed Gen. Matthew B. Ridg- during the work. At the conclusicm ton School."Scattered Showers," a _____ .Biir>n-Mnsa. rheto. of the meeting there' will be a so leader in the Houae of Com-.the^geat now. with the veto powgr, way as NATO Supreme Com skifportraying the different ways Charlea H,. Donohue. Jr. cial hour and refreshments. moHR, charaed today “there Prime Minister Ghurchill inter- mander in Europe. When Train and Truck Meet of handling a group of playing are elements in the United I children, will be presented by three Charles H. Donahue. .Tr., has William Gienty of 67 Dougherty Washington School mothers. been placed In charge of sales pro- ■ SUtes that do not want a flet- Washlngton.^^ May 12—(i^P) street meter repairman at Hart motion activities and trade shows. , tlement” in Korea. 'the armistice. ford BHectric Light Company, will exhibits and. displays for the Gray Theee elements, Attlee said, Britain’s government has recog —President Eisenhower to observe his 33th anniversary with The Nathan Hale PTA will hold TfieJWHALCeo. Manufacturing Company. It wa.v day nominated Adm. Arthur its final meeting of the season to •MANCHimt CONN- want an all out war with I Commu nized Red China. Today’s ex that company on Wednesday, and annoumed over the week end by nist I China and against Comihu- change between Attlee and Church W. Radford to be chairman of Marcel Jobert of 722 Center street, morrow, and Glenn Rivard, nar Walter E. Ditmars, prc.sideiit. cotic agent for the State of Con- ELEC. DEPT. OAK ST. ENTRANCE nism in general.” He also observ ill could be interpreted as meaning the .Joint Chiefs of Staff, suc load dispatcher at the same con Gray, manufacturer of Audo- ed: both Conservatives and Laborites cern. will observe his 30th anni neetieut. will speak at 8 p.m. The graph Electronic Soundwrlter dic ceeding t?en. Omar N. Brad annual busine.ss session will follow, "One often wonders who is most in Britain want the Mao Tze-tung versary the follo\\’ing day. tation equipment, PhonAudograph ' powerful. President Eisenhower or regime represented in the UN in ley. He also nominated Gen. and the nominating committee will WITH THE FASTEST DOMESTIC ELECTRIC telephone dictation products and Senator McCarthy." stead of the Chiang Kai-shek gov Matthew B. Ridgway to suc Wfico, Tex,, May l2-i—(/P)—The U. S. Weather bureau wam- The Divine Spiritual Circle will present the new slate of officers. other apeciallzed communications ' *Arrnrdinf to impartisj tasts of standard* The former Phlme Minister, lead ernment -once the Korean fight Mrs. John Schiebenpflug and Mrs. COOKING UNITr •it6 units of 6 laadlnc brands of slv«*trie ceed Gen. J. -Lawton Collins I ; ed today of thie pofiibility of more Texas tornadoes in the wake meet tonight at 8 o'clock at the devices, displays its products in • ranfss. er in the Labor party, spoke in a ing Is over. as Army Chief of Staff. Lithuanian Social Hall on Golway Philip Dowd, hospitality chairmen, more than .100 local shows and' Commons debate keynoted by Attleee said: ■; of two man-kilhns twisters yesterday which left at least 56-— street. The speaker vvill be Mrs. will be in charge of the social hour 15 national nlTicr, equipm ent shows i Prime Minister ChurchUTs appeal “ I do not believe that China Is The White House announced that and possibly as many as 150-—dead. Th* dread tornadoes, Wilma Doucette of this town. in the kindergarten. The outgoing yesterday for a conference of a mere puppet In the.hands of Rus El.senhower Ister will nominate striking with rare fury 200 miles annually. j Adm. Robert B. Carney to succeed exerutive board will serve re Donahue has been with Gray’s Pushbutton Cookingl Packed world leaders aimed at peace. The sia. I think sheVill wear her Com snd two hours apart, killed at least The ' monthly meeting of the freshments. . Churchill appeal was supported to munism with a difference. But I Adm. W illiam M. Fechteler .as 48 persona In thia central Texas sales promotion department sinre! Chief of Naval Operations. Manchester Republican Club, of 19.50. He lives at 145 Garden i day, in effect, by Pope Pius XII, am more certain than ever that as i(i city of 90,000 yesterday. Eight 1 Pvt. Walter A. Wutsch, whose With Amazing New Features! who called for frank discussions •soon as agreement (In Korea) has It said the Pivsident has pro were killed at San Apgelo far to Laing Raps which Victor Swanson is president, drive. ! will be held at the West Side Rec wife lives at 162 Biasell street, re among world leaders as "the first been reached China ought to take posed to the North Atlantic Coun the w est. # New Avtemettc.Ds«D*Wsll New, Smert, Diitificltve cil th a t Lt. Gen. A lfred M. The U. 8. weather bureau at j tonight at 7:30. Wilfred Maxwell, cently graduated from a leader Fryer Styllfif and Indispensable condition of her rightful place on the Security town planning engineer, will be the ship training cour.se conducted by Memorial Temple, P.vthlan Sis peace.” Council." Gnienthcr succeed Ridgway aa Su New Orleana thia morning iasued ters, will meet tomnrrmv at 8 New Throe*w«v Oven with # Thrift Ceeker—>4th R«iM.b)e Tlte Labor leader expressed the preme Commander of North At- thla aevere warning: "There la a ! Secret GOP speaker. Hie 9th Infantry 'Division Ai-tillei y AHrCelred^ Ceehing Untti Swrfece Unit Would Seat Red China at Fort Dix, N.. J. Before entoiing p. m. in Odd Fellows Hall. A M oth Atlelce called for the seating of the council has approved Gruen- poaalbility of a few tornadoes In’ I the Army in Octobe'r, 1952, Pvt. er’s Day program will he presented D Pvthhulten Centreli with 9 New Simpiliffed Awtemotlc Communist China on the United (Continued on Page Eleven) ther haa been chief, of staff to the area Jtounded by Tyler, Luf Our Lady of Victory Mothers Ridgway. . ' Circle will meet Wednesday at 8 Wutarh attended Manchester High under the direction of Mrs. Mildred Tet-A-Ceeh lights Oven Timer kin, Yoakum, Del Rio-Eagle pass I Tax Parley p. m. w ith Mrs. G. H. Willard. Jr.. School and was employed by Pratt Tedford. A social with refresh 9 New litre - H i* Speed Celred The Presideht’a action today area. Junction and Taylor remain and.Whitney in East Hartford, His ments will follow. Ceehine Unit completed plans for reorganization der of today and early tonight. ------' 308 Henry street.. Members ar? of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Last rem ind^ to bring articles for ain parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman A. -: Hundreda of weary rescue sv o rio cj Stfite — Gapitolj 'HartfOTfL" week, he nominated Gen. Nathan ' auction at this 'meetlhg. ' ' W iitach;'live'at 249 Oak street:.' St. EHzabe.fh's .M otbers ClBcle era dug. with bars hands and bull-1 Mey I2«—(/P^—R ra, Philin P will meet W ednesday a t R p. m. at ; HumphFe^^ Retreats 'Twining to succeed- Gen. Ho.vt S. [ dozers her. Into two pile, of rub-| Vandenberg as Air Force Chief of the home of Mrs. William Gallo. Staff. 242 Sum m it street. All m em bers sistant minority leader, com' are urged to attend and to bring $ 4 4 9 . 9 5 Bradley and Collins will serve Waco, Tcx„ M ay I*-i-
waa driving this truck when It waa hit by a tinin cratic members arn barred.” In South Windsor yesterday. Is In better condition today than the truck, The truck, a refrigerated Van. lAlng, a member of the. coRunit* Clrrle. Daughters of Isabella. to-> /Aa»6»»Iaae DaaNir^ Humphrey wa.s quoted by congressional leaders to
» L aituation that he believes spending and income may be just | Fechteler, railroad crossing In South Windsor. The freight n aa headed aouth towaH Hartford from Longmeadow. IS .'Voutha .Hhwlng mittee would/ hot meet Monday, L*rruANCtsJ about in balance by Ju ly 1, 1954. Radford at present Is com- Mas*. (Story on Page 6.) Bodies of five teen-agers were but, that h^had read newapaper The Town committee of the mander-ln-chief in the Pacific. Manche.ster Branch, Hartford President Ehaenhower had recovered during the night from atoriea which told ot a Monday Humphrey attend hla weekly meet Ridgway h.is been serving as the wreckage of a pool hall. Fif meeting at which the committee County YWCA, will meet Wednes Supreqjie Comm ander in Europe day night at 8 o’clock at the home ing with congressional leaders. Davis Trial teen other youths were missing in dlacuwed the tax program. Feels “Optimistic” since last June when Eisenhower the building. Calling hla atatement a formal of Mr.s. Adam Rhodes, 15 P ly gave up th a t post to seek the pre.si- mouth lane. Senate GOP leader Taft (Ohio) Allies Ready Counter Plan Police Sgt. John Wohlwend aald Pixitest against “secret chambar told reporters afterwards that dency. "I don’t belisve another person is proceedings," Laing aaked: ' C.aincy now is Commander-In- Mr.s. .V irginia Lewi.s and Mrs. Humphrey was "optimistic’' about Jury Told alive" in the ■wreckage of the five* ‘‘Can,.it be that the chairman prospects for a continuing reduc Chief of the Allied Naval Forres story R. T. Dennis building .end and othar Influantial RepubUcana Emmy Urwejder are co-chairmen in the Mediterranean area. of-the spring rummage sale of tion of spending during the fiscal For Prisoner Repatriation those adjacent. Exactly how many on tha committe# are tr ^ g to aa- The pro.spcctlve shifts mean that Temple Chapter. No. ,53. OES, year starting July 1. w era burled beneath tw.o grotesque cluda the Democratic membete Taft declined to speculate as to Of Slaying ! an entire new top military com mounds of riibble was not known. from these deltberatlona Ut the ttdr slated for Thursday morning at 9 mand will take over In Washing o’clock, in the basement of the just when—In the light of Hum A l l TT *•! P«nmunjom, May 12—(>P) » ttat t p More than 50 persons are missing. that the combined votes of dlsii phrey’s report—It might be pos ton. Ma.sonic Temple. Members who SHADES v^ThU is a move which has been j A l a s k a a H a M ^ a i i -G e n . Mark Clark "aid today R c C a O t l i r C S They succeeded at 6^.45 a. -nr.' dent Republicans and tha Damn- sible to cut taxes. Kridgeport, May 12—( f P ) - - Ic.a.t.) in freeing itra. Lillie Mat- craU might upset the adminlatm- wish articles railed for should con Dr. Harry R. Phillips, West- urged by Sen. Taft (R-Ohlo) and! ______„ tlte A11ic.8 will make a countpr t tact either of the chairmen. Elsenhower has said repeatedly some other influential lawmakers kin. a sllghtly-biilU, elderly tiona vagiie and unproven tax Renewed loveliness (or your lamps . . . j proposal .shortly to the eight- woman who for almost 14 hours National Cotton Week^ May 11—May 16 that a tax rut mu.st be deferred )K>rt medical examiner wa.s who argue that a new group of Bills Combined requests? Or does the Republicaii Mr.s, M arth a H. Stevenson, bciuti/ul Verplex shades . . . ever fashionable until s balanced budget is In sight. Mie initial witne.ss called by ))oint Communist prisoner ex Outpost Texas; had been trapped behind a divan administration wish to assume fuU' House Speaker Martin iR-Mas.si men should -rea.s.se.ss the whole —a fortunate safety pocket. exectitive secretary of the Cham- : the .state in Superior Court to- military planning which developed change plan brandefl as "un burden and reaponaibility for all . . . always pteasin|ly priced. railed Humphrey’s report "far Forrest more, member of Baylor tax increases without aven th* Beware Of These Bandits her of Commerce, is in Greenwich dav at tlie trial of William M. undei' the Tmman admini.stratlon. By Senate Unit workable” by UN truce ne for the Conference of High School \ more encouraging" than expected. gotiators. 175, Reds Slain University's staff who relayed res courtesy of the minority’s views T" students in distributive education. As a result of it, he said, con Davi.8, .Tr.. 29\vear-old Handy- ' " ’‘'h Iheii- aalsignments already cue instnictlons over a loudspeaker Republicans made no reply to gressional Headers are "more hope ' outlined, the new leaders will have Washington, May 12 -(/Pi The "We will submit a counter pro Mrs. Stevenson is serving as one man charged with first de posal shortly which we are .sure Seoul, May 12—(/P)-One thou during the all-nlght rescue work, ta in g ’a com plaint. In Your Basement of the judges for the oratorical con ful" of bringing the budget Into I Senate. Interior committee voted sand CThineae Oommunlata early aald "There are a reported 30 to B irth BIU PetiHon ^9 v i i ■ 'h balance. gree murder in the slaying of ydves with pending operation.s and will observe the principle” of non- test. It Is expected that over 200 nnU y plan.': of their own before todav to ron.solidate Alaskan and forcible repatriation of prisonera, today overran Outpost Texas and 50 trapped In the basement of the A petition waa circulated in the T aft .said H um phrey w as opti his former employer. Mrs. Dennis biilldtng.". AN OVER-WORKED OIL BURNER is a sludse filled oil students will attend this conference formally taking over their dulie.s Hawaiian statehood bills and to Clark told newsmen. ------Jw?. other Allied strong points in House today in an effort to faros mistic that there can he “a con Senada ‘‘Penny’’ Coates ccnt’-al Korea, but counterattack Water Pmira In Basemcnl liog . . . a fuel stealing fire hazard. ______representing Junior snd Senior in the late ium m er. I hold heaiing.s on the combined Howpver, a reliable South Ko the Public Health and Safety com high school s’tudents from all over 1 stant reduction of spending" all Evan.s, JIO. at her Wcstpoit rean government official aald to ing South Koreans, drove the Reds Ironically. If there were people mittee to report the ao-called birto during the com ing fl.scal year; Radford, the new chair.man- mea.svire.- . Give U8 the good word and we’ll send an expert service the state, Dtiring the past yiar home .Tan. 26. I Tlie decision was a sharp set night the United Nations Com back to their own lines. trapped In the ba.sement they control bill. many high schools in Connecticut ' Th* staff of the Senate-House Dr. Phillips told .Indge Tl'ioma.o The battle shattered a week-long The meaaure would permit man to thoroughly clean and recondition your burner for committee on Internal Revenue ((’ontiniicd on Page Nine) I hack ol Hawaii’s hopes for early mand "may modif.v or reject" the have included courses in distribu F.. Troland and a jury that the flnal congressional enactment of Communist nomination of Poland lull along the rain-soaked war (Continued on Page Nine) phyaiciana to prescribe contracep aafety and fuel conservation. tive education. estim ated in a report released Is.st death of Mrs. ’Evans. th'. and Czechoslovakia to supervise front. ROK InfantoTuen said at tives to patients whose life or week end that the deficit in the I legislation to make the islands the r.strangled wife of ^^onlcomery :49th state. A Hawaiian statehood pii.soners of the Korean war who lea.st 175 Chinese were killed. health would, in their opinion, be AN EMPTY OIL TANK invites rust and corrosion. Pro The committee of the Corner new fiscal year would be abput six Evans. II. a writer of New York bill already has pas.«ed the House. rcfii.'e to go home. He said this is The CHtlneae sw arm ed out of endangered by pregnancy. . tect your tank and prepare for any future emergency by stone Club of St. Bridget’s Church billion dollars. and Gre»nwirh, was cau.srd by High Seas Bar I The motion to consolidate the included in a counter-proposal their bunkers and bit Texas and | 1,500 Students The aignatures of at least.,A40' foiir. other...outposts .behind, jir-.j calling 9-45fi5 for prompt delivery of clean filtered fuel planning the strawberry’ festival - And Bisenhmver said at a news .strangirtatlort.------1 O ^ r a 1 Clark 'brought' from Representatives, half of the mem oiL will hold a meeling tonight at 8 conference last week that he saw lod was made in the Senate eom- Tok;, o. tillery arid mortar barrage, the ! bership of the Houae, are required no prospect for balancing the bud During the formal reading of ResFuc ■' Efforts Eighth Army said. i o’clock In the basement of the the murder indictment and m ittcc by Senator Ander.<-on (D- The I'N commander arrived In At Yale Stage to force a bill out of committee. church. get for the new fiscal year al •NMt. _ .Seoul to'lay from Japan and talked The ROKs lost Texas and two ' The committee had decided id Budget Payments (spread your payments evenly over though he was asking Congress for throughout most of Dr. Phillitis’ a 10 month period) dirert te.stimonv. Davis sat with . III Ship Sinking It carried 8 to 7. for an hour with South Korean other outposts in tw'o hours of j one time to report the bill favor*-' 8'i billion dollars less in new ap Tlie vote followe:! party lines 11 111 savage fighting, at times hand to Rev. Fred R. E dgar and Re.r. bowed head and rloaed eyes at a i \ uif i«ii II t Si I »ci I J Presiilent I i-.-sMiT-ii L s'! Syngman V ^ n II i\iirr. Rhee. iThere iirrr Riot in Streets ably and include in it a provision John K. Post, ministers of the propriations than former President with P.epublicans voting agaln-t was ho report of what went on, but hand. South Korean Infantr.ymen | that it would be effective only if Truman did just before he left (able directly facing the jury of ; South Methodist and North Metho Grand Mara's. Minn., May 12 |I the motion and Democrats for it, Rhee has threatened recentlv to stUl clung to the two other hills ' New Haven, May 12—OPi approved by a majority of tha dist rhurches, have been'named office. ■seven women- and five men who A still turbulent I.ake Super- ej;,.e;,t' that Senator Malone (R.. when'the counterattack smashed J will decide ’his ^ fate. Tlie il--, (,r> Ignore any armistice which falls to About 1..500 chanting Yale stu voters in a state referendum. official delegates to the World ■ Plan More Cuts ioi today continued to bar detailed joined Deiuocrata in voting unite Korea. the Red assault, the Army said. I Crispi no-iron fendant's hand.s were clap.sed in , dents, some of them tearing up The Bantly Oil Co., Inc. 1 Methodi.st Convocation on Evange- Taft said Humphrey told the .search of the area off Isle Rovale. I The mudd.v batllefront was i his lap. foi the coiu)>ine(l )ioarings. Rhee’s office said It was sn "ex parking meters and shooting off (Continued aw Page nine) { iism to be held June 26 to 28 In lawmakers, however, that the ad Mich., where the iron ore-laden Srnnloi' Cordon iR.. Ore.) told clusive meeting onlv between the ! quiet elsewhere. / jfirecrackers, last night went on a 331 MAIN STREET ! Philadelphia, Pa. seersucker ensemble, State’s Attorney I.oiin W, Willis freighter. Henry Steinhrenner. 7 MANCHESTER ministration "hopes to make more new.*;nien ho would sr)irtlule lioar- president and General Clark.", I Rain and overcast grounded { spring riot that campus police said extensive cuts” than it has been conducted the direct examination ■foundered in a heav.y storm Mon ing.$ "ju.st s.c soon a.s I ran pel C lark said he al.so planned mo.st Allied w arplanes. grew out of a "firecracker war” M iantonom oh Tribe No. 58. possible to make so far. of Phillips. Dayis. an ex-conyn t day with .11 aboard. Ihrni ."et,’' He .■•aid it m ight ho a.s confer with Lt. Gen. William It waa the third straight day bety'eeh two colleges. lORM, will meet tonight at 8 bouquet colors iced with white Humphrey emphasized th at j and choir singer, is represented hy Coast Guard rut ter Woodriush. oarl.v a.« next woo)<. that poor flying weather hamper Police arrested three students; o’clock at Tihker Hali. Delegates ■pending figures previously esti- j John H. Norton and John R. Cu:- aff^he .scene overnight, reported Cordon pro.sidod at tlio so.asion (Continued nn Pnge Eleven) ed aerial strikes against the Com six parking meters were rinped Bulletins to the state convention will make waves were .so high small boats Pre-shrunk seersucker with a white fro.ating of 5-inch in tho absenre of Ronator Butler munists. Fifth Air Force said only out of concrete sidewalks, police from ths AP Wirt* their reports- ruffle.8 and Eversrlzze chintz piping. Extra-sized bed (Cnnllniieit on Pnge Eleven) (Continued on Pnge Hfteen) could npt be Ihunelied to facilitate jR.. Neb.), the comniitloe chair ^ 17 of Its planes bombed Red tJ^- cruisers were damaged and streets the search (or survivors or bodies. ** gets in the night. *' wera littered with paper, beer cans John Coughlin of .390 Woodland spreads (twin, 84” X 112” ; double, 98” x 112”) have Two rescue .ships, the .loseph F. man. Fourteen B-29 Superforts from The vote ropresentod the full and soda bottles. ' street, a student at Boston Univer- rounded corners forifVaceful draping. Draperie.s ivith tie- Thomn.son. and the Wilfred S.vkes Okinawa bases boml^d a 270-acre Nearly. 7.5 policemen rushed to . WITNESS HEDGES . slty, will sing in the opera “The | I brought seven survivors ashore at rommitloe wil)i ab.aonteos voting News Tidbits Iryriallatlo'n at Noha. 18 miles west tVnehington, May 13— their Middle and Near East "Infor- ' Doesn’t Need U.-S. ' able) were taken to War Memorial a fight when he was KO’d bv Dick I replaced the First Marine division I C hristopher \V. Parker. 21. of It’s smart to get the GUAR 1 they are to contact Mrs. Amy Hospital in Sault Ste. Marie for (Continiied on Page Eleven) Lowe . . . Theodore Kaghan. who [ Carlson on Haynes street. matlon” tour. » ' Churchill added that "we are in the key Panmunjom sector. 35 I Philadelphia. Pa., and Frazer Di;OP BOMB14—SHIP SINKS ANTEED PROTECTION of our ph.v.sical exam inations. resigned as a U. S. Inform ation miles north of Seoul. The 2.5th Draper, 21. of Tampa, Fla. Ail are TWIN AND FULL BED SIZES •OWLS SPARKLING CLEAN An.v hopes th a t Diillea m ight be entirely capable of doing thi.s Rndzevicz waa reported to have Tokyo. .May 13—t(P)— U. S. A lf" able to convince the Egyptians aide in Germany, said "when you moved in rsrl.v this month. charged with hresch of peace. cold storage vault for priceles.s I Anderson-Shea Auxiliary will without requiring an.v ph.vsical suffered a broken arm and leg. The Force headquarters said tour furs i . . complete protection they should let large numbera of as.'vistance from the United States Low Rent Housiii*:; Cl OSS swords openly w ith Mc- American Thunderjet fighter-’’ ■ meet tomorrow night at the post others were reported uninjured. Carth.v" its Impossihle to remain home, Manchester Green. Plans DRAPES TO MATCH. $6.98 Pair Britiah technicians remain in the or anyone else." (Continued on Page Two) (Continued nn Page Two) bnmheni jettiaonrd their bomb* against heat, humidity, moths, I canal zone appeared dimmed by a The rescued men were not allowed in the State Department . . . fire and theft. It’s smart to let will be made for the joint memo- 8 . 9 8 Following his meeting with to talk to reporters pending the Faces Hard Fight aL almost the exset place and heated exchange of atatements Naguib yesterda.v, Dulles said the U. S. Amba.s.sador Clare Luce time an unidentified ship ri*., : rial service with the post on Tues- You’ll love these dainty,' practical seersucker bedspreads and drapes with the printed ruffled top outcome of their examinations. left Rome for a tour of southern the cold, crisp air of our vaults from Prime Ministers Mohamed U. S. Would do all it could to help The Thomp.son al.so carried the pnrtedly exploded and sank to-’'’ I day. May 26. Mrs. Aldea Guts- and solid color dust ruffle. In blue, yellow, pink, red and hunter green. Naguib and Sir Winston Cbur- preserve their precious beauty i mer will be In charge of the social the two nations solve their bitter I Washington, May 12 (/Ti — A Ital.v '. .' . Benjamin M; Baline, 73. Touch nni Bo—Questiow day. chlll. lirother of songwriter Irving Ber and lengthen their years of' hour tomorrow night. differences over the Suez. In apt (Continued on Page Two) I 3.5.000-iinit low rent piihllr hous wearability. Dullea outlined the position of parent agreement with the British ing program for the new govern- lin, died In Ne\y London . . . Radio HALL QUITS YALE '' President Eisenhower's . govern position, he added that America I nient year has approval of the Station WKAN said a Jackson, Now Havea, May It—tPV— ment on tbe Suez in a meeting Mich., man, Billy M ortcll, .said be Congress Salary Hike Plan IHOUSANOS WHO WfAR feels the.canal zone and the huge I .Senate Appropriations rommittee Robert A. Hall, director of atb- . DAINTY PRINTED FLORAL PATTERN with Naguib soon after the Amer British bases there should be kept Pope Makes Plea ■ but b,sckers .say they atiU face a and others were trying to bii.v the letira a t ITale slaco A pril, 1966i . FALSE TEETH ican cabinet official arrived here in good working order for the free I hard fight. Detroit T igers Rasehall club . . . [ has resigned. There waa ao an yesterday. The Egyptian chief world to use in case of possible A seaman aboard the Liberty nN o ORi ’\ii n coMfom For Peaee Talk.s The group voted yesterda.v to Considered Ill-Timed Move nouncement of his suecoeeor. and Dulles were due to discuaa de future hostilities. j permit 35,000 hou.sing starts in ship Palmetto State, docked at WlfH CUbH/O^S l lo DlNJAl SEERSUCKER BEDSPREADS tails of the situation in another British - Egyptian negotiations I fl.scal 19.54. sta rtin g July 1. as New l>ondnn, was badly hurt "V-hen ! IKE PLAN ASSAILED Washington. May 12 — (Ah—The • The bill approved yesterday by meeting before the Americans' de V atican City, M ay 12 ,i/Ti requested by the Eisenhower ad- I a shipmate harked his right arm ' W ashington, M ay 13—iffV— ” ■ BaUeves tot* spots oa loBdorquaa ■ over the future of the Suez broke i touchy question of a.. 110,000 ^ the Seriate Judiciary committee parture tomorrow for Israel and Pope Pius XII tirged today that minisfration. This action knocked ! with an ax . ,,Trinity College will Senator Rusoell (D-Ga-) today 2 duo to lU-fittlag doatuiM.doatuii Holps you ■ down last Wedne.sday after Britain ...... degrees this salary boost for members of Con- would give Senators and Represen SfECIAL 1 DAY CLEANING SERVICE TWIN AND FULL BED SIZES the o th er 10 nations on th eir' 20- refused to take her troops out of the worlrl’s leaders hold "frank ; out a Hou.se rider on a money bill ! award I’i honorary assailed Prealdeat Eiseahower'B .. daV itinerary. Two Ren.sselaer Polvtech -1 Ifess hss been tossed out for Sen- tatives a $25,000 annual salary. HOUSEWARES — BASEMENT the canal zone unless some 6.000 and loyal" di.scu.ssions aimed at : which would have .prevented any year plaa to re-organIse the Depart- . WORK ACCEPTED UP TO 10 A. M. ; nlc Institute students were arrest-, debate, but moat lawmakers They now get a $12,500 salary and The strong-man Egyptian pre British experts stayed on to insure peace. • ' new starts. For the current fls- ment of Agriculture and said EXCEPT SATURDAYS MATCHING DRAPERIES. $6.98 Pair mier declared, however. In a pre operation of the vast military in-, .Rpcaklng ■ at the first special ed on burglary charges after they weren’t talking about it publicly I a $2..S00 expense allowance, which Its approval wouM be “the moot I cal year. 35,000 new starts were ; are lumped together-as $15,000 of * 6 . 9 8 GREEN STAMPS GIVEN WITH CASH SALES dawn statement that hla country stallations. audience he has ever granted for authorized. admitted breaking into an armory today. complete abdication 'of leglsla- t Is "firmly determined to rid her The Egyptians say their own eign newsmen .stationed in Rome, in search of Army ROTt; entrance i Speaking off the record. the taxable compensation. Up to $3,000 tive responoibiUty and power So practical for summer use. So eas>’ to wash and iron: Dainty floral pattern In rose, blue, yellow. Senator Saltnn.stall iR.M ass.), exams.... | position of man.y of them wss: may be deducted for income tax self of British occopatlon." He forces can do the job with only 500 the Pontiff made his late.st plea who is handling the hill.. told ex er made," jrharged Churchill with trying to or so British helpers. Backed by for peace less than a day after A cheaper and quicker method! lA) it’s wholly justified, but (B) purposes as Washington living ex MANCHESTER I newsmen he expeeted a Senate has been found to diagnose the j it hasn’t got a chance now. penses. “camouflage his imperialistic a|ms- the other seven Arab states, the.v British Prime Minister Churchill floor fight to cut or eliminate the HILDRETH .APPROVED toward (he Arab world under a ' ty|ie of |M>lln which is believed to However, one veteran supporter Tied in. with the congressional H ash lag to a. May 13—(ff>— u m « LowiM also demand the dominant role in aflvocated a big-power meeting Co authority. affect humahi)'most frequently, tlie Green Stamps new expression—'defense of the the Micidlie East defense command ea.se differences of s -congressional pay raise. Re hikes would be $10,000 salary The Senate Foreign ItolatfMHl es Between the East Barker* of the housing program Public Health Service sa.va .. TbE publican .McCormack iD-Ma.'«s).- DRY CLEANERS V free worM'a interests in the Mid which the western governments and W est. raises for' federal judges and committee today approved Pi«*l' are ennfident of winning on the Given With dle E u t '. ” N. Y. Stock Exchange is Consider ^ormefly the House floor leader. smaller pay increaaes for U. ,S. at dent KtseaJiowrr’t fl l^fRiSSTj TEL. MI-3-7254 WELDON DRUD ,U0. TheJWHALCeo. would like to set up. Although such discussion "would Senate floor. But they expect ‘ Cuh Sales Th«JWHAL€e6. Naguib’s deciarstion was in re ing s pay-as-you-go pRin for the /said forthnightly: ^ torneys and their aasistaqta and Horaee A. Hildreth M l MAIN BiBJEET purchase of storks, C. Keith Fun- "I think it’s w)iat'we’re entitled j ply to Cliurchiirs assertion to th« (Coattaaed ea-Pafe Two) (ChnttniMd on Pngs Two) Maine, to bo ■ndislsaiiff If (CoBtUined on Page .Twel) Aston, exchange president, says.. to. I’m -for it." (CMtinned an Pxf* Two) Mton. -“T; I, ‘ / I F a - X A /' /■ / I ■ / i