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fAQt TWENHr.F6UR ; /, THtnWDAY. MAY ta, ' t . Average Daily Net Prem Ron .X Far the Week Ended The Weather The following new officers ware legislative session and some of tke May 17, 1958 Pereeaat ef 0 . B. Weather Buesiau elected at ,the meeting of the Jetstone Urges Brook project and Mrs. Xotherlaa About Tow n accomplishmenta she felt the,:Re­ Woman to Read Ordutt gave a report o f the last Jaycee Wives held last night at publican party hag made. She em- eouncll meeting. The group voted Center Congregational Church: * 12,710 dear, eelder tealght, front like­ , ICw Btitara SmlUi, dauf hUr of Rainm akin^ Law phaslud the incre'aaed aid ^ towns PTA Unit Again to donate the proceeds from the Mr. tnd U ii. Oval SmlUit 12S Main Mm . William Wagner, president; for education, the -expanded pro­ fieaiitffiif... itteaiber o f the Audit ly. Lew la the 9ta. Saturdiky meet­ play last week to the Luta Junior ly anany, root. High la the 96a. Bt., and a aophomora at Albartua Mrs. John Smayda, Vice president; Hartford, May M rom weekend next weekend. inaugural dinner on June 4 at 8:30 some OoqnMticut' farmers have fall, among them the dual job ban VOL. LXXVII, NO. 199 (TWKNTY PAGES) MANCHESTER. c6 n N„ FRIDAY, MAY 2.1. 1958 (Chwalfled Adverttalng on Page 18) provision. After thanking^ members for Mrs. Handley’s fifth grade won PRICE FIVE CENTS p.m. at jthe Roiemont Restaurant been using a rainmaking technique, the attendance banner. Refresh- *nte Luther League of the Eman' but keeping their activities secret In discussing unemployment their help and co ^ ra tio n Mrs, compensation, Senator . Finney menu of cake and coffee were nel Lutheran Church will hold Ita Mr. and Mrs. B, J. Munson, 368 Julius W e t s t o n e said these Richard presented the other new. stressed that only one state hag a ly elected officers. ’They are Ray­ served by Mrs. MHchell and Mrs. annual youU banquet Saturday at Porter St., and their son and farmers have been forcing rain on Dorothy Baldyga and their hoe- S:80 p.m. at the church. Youth of daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. law with more liberal benefits than mond Colpitts, first vice presi­ the quiet because they are afraid .Connecticut, She stated that she piUlity committee. the Tear awarda will be given. The Robert B. Munson, have Ijeen at­ dent; Mrs. J. Edward McKeever, la. U.S.I¥6vidcd Allies of damage suits. will not be a candidate for the of­ Rev. Arthur J. Laraon of the Mla- tending the annual meeting and 2- He: two top meteorologists, and second vice president; Mrs. Er­ day seminar of the New England fice of Secretary of State due to nest Unders, secretary; Mrs. Clif­ alon Church. Uilfor^, will apeak the state’s agriculture commis­ pressure of business. on the theme "Now la the Time." Retail Confectloneta at East North-- sioner,' urged support for rain-’ ton Rlnes, treasurer: and Mrs. Public .Records LABOE VABimnr o n ■ f field. Mass., this week. Refreshments were served fol­ Mary Ann Handley, teacher repre­ anizes making legislation before g state lowing thq meeting by Mrs. Harlan rLOWERS, TOMATO PLANTS, Billion in Arms Aid Tonight la the deadUne for ai- legislative council subcommittee. sentative. PTA Council delegates PLANTS, Etc. Taylor aiid Mrs.' Jack Mercer, co- are Mrs. Richard, Mrs. Florence Marriage Lkseaae curlng tlckeU. for the Mancheater The meteorologists, Dr.-Thomas chairm6ir of the' hospitality com­ Leo Paul Belvai o f Berlin and Lithuanian Coop chicken barbecue New Bids Askt^ F. Malone, research director of mittee: Mrs. John S. O. Rottner, Woods, principal; Mrs. Edyiha Joan Celia cy r of 90 Jarvis Rd., to be hold Saturday at, Uthuahian Cffin and Mr. and Mrs. William Hishlairf y t the ’lYavelers Ins. Co., and Law­ and Mrs. Victor Johnson poured, May 81, Church of the Assumption. •17 Higfclaad St In Last Six Months Hall on Oolway St. Ticketa may On Hearing Room rence R. Maher of the federal Olcavage. ,Bolldlng Permit t>e obtained at the hall. weather bureau at Windsor Locks. ’ At the business meeting Mrs. James Blanchfleld, alterations to Commissioner Joseph N. Gill and Woods reported on the L y d a l l house at 81 White S t, |1„400. The town has advertised a sec­ Que^n Hopefuls W ash in gton , M ay 28 (/P)— f e t to about •iv.two.ooo.ooo with Police Chief Herman O. Schendel Wetstone said Connecticut should ime, Pefies about $644’ mi.Uon being spent in ond time for bids on the project sanction rainmaking operations. President Eisenhower report- la In Saybrook f»* iy attending of enlarging the Municipal Build­ tile last six montlu of 1967. the monthly meeting of the Con- ’They cautioned, h o w e v e r , Not in Parade «d today that nearly |1 billion Among the economic aid proj­ ing hearing rooms. against expecting any spectacular neeUcut Chlefa of Police Asan. The Bilids on the project which include in weapons and military ects he cited were ower dams In chief la also acheduled to go to results from this comparatively 'Ther^ may be 76 trombones in South Korea. Formosa anu 'Turkey, putting in an accoustical ceiling new technique. equipment were shipped to - ,Norwltdi tomorrow aa- a member in ' the hedring room and cutting the Memorial Day parade, but highway, development in Vietnam, there will probably be no beauty overseas Allies during the last of a detective aergeant promotion a new door exit on the- west side six months of 1957. anti a railroad Improvement plan Reform Bid De GauUe’s panel queen contestants. and in India. o f the building, will be receive' :ommittee of Public Safely, the " " I------""" ' ...... ' " iL ' ..... I atrong In their defensea.. -Strength, j and orientations training of Ger- No Incidents new group .demanded return of BM m d , •ecurity and Juatice are needed otHman mllltary'personnel Is now pro- Marcos Perez Jimenez, exiled Paris. Ma.v 2.1 (/P)— Preniler: Gen. (Cartes de Gaulle to the helm ether areas: In business and ero- graromed as grant aid." I preaidtnt of Venezuela, today Pierro Pflimlin goes to the of the French government. nomlcaffalra. In political a n d .^ ia l I iftephower’a foreign aid pro-' A communique addreated ■ to aald there were no incidenta National A.s.semhjy toirit. ger thUn when he submitted it. dent Nixon when he was run­ an urgent reu said he would Pflimlin h-rd to take time mean­ Eiaenhower^bmltled a 32-page J*>'" ‘ " 0 "th” members who have The committee reaolved to atay while to woriy with new trouble I In office until De Gaulle take.* report, along with a covering letter. . "rged a cut in milltaC aid. Theyey Ike’s Proposals in Timi.«la, French charge rt'af- which strwwed the economic de-."re Sens. J Wlllla Fnibright ! comihend in Paria. De Gaulle has faiies Jean-Pieire Benard hurried said twHre in the last few days SfelopmSht programa the United iD-Ark» and Mike Manafteld iD- liome from Tunis to report on sev-. MhtM was aponsoring to help build -Mont). that he fa. ready to do »o, but he to keep in HALE’S MEAT DEPL For Air Safety eial shooting incidents between has not b e ^ summoned. -U .a«^4-financial footing for Allied "I think we may be able tb'.re- Tuniaisn and French-aoldiers. . Th# communique exprezaed der eoantriM£\ ' '1~d»iee thir'’*ariy committee Agti re ’This is an sirriew of the Ntke guided rnfasife"base laiihcKing area where ■ eight fully loaded Ajax OIiAOE a LARGE FRESH WHERE QUALThr. PRICB Eiaenho'tw n v e no eitimate of by a little more tha $ Of million.’^ G en.' ChTirles ’ d e' Gaiille ' report - { termination to keep this North Gaiiis Support ediy sent word to Pflimlin yester-1 type missiles blew up yesterday. TbS first explosion occurred lit the launching area at the left. African territory tied to the •the amount o f economic aid for Humphrey told reporters. (AP Photofax). ^ ... you and Pinehurst ■ the 8-year period. But. a check of j — — .. day that he wa.« still ready to; motherland. ^ and SERVICE A«E UNSURPASSEDI - .. ^a.^ingtan, .May.- 23. iiPc -.Presr .ta.ke tfver the. K,overnmen.t.-Blit-D«; . It ..cglleil on. all . Frenchmen. . You can count on Pinehurst to W p in Step with tlit upending figures ahow^Jtamoimt*-! ICantinaed nn Page Tw*>— EGOS - '______sident Eisenhower’s new air safety Gaulle apparently was not Im-- including tho8e in Madagascar, times. And at present, that means helpingr you to econo­ KIDNEY m proposals, got quick backing today mediately willing to mediate with Near-Freeze .S e t j French Equatorial Africa, Marti­ mize in your weekly food budget. Our experience has JACK FROST from an ii^estigating senator and the defiant French in Algeria to nique and all other areas of French Uught us that economy isn’t in price alone . . . it’s in Fiuffo an airline safety director. keep the premier in office. F or Area T 2 'ZS- 47c j formance to get them imo gear troops-.still stood resdy for trou­ 'This la the way the Weather n ittee wore signed by Gen. Raoul p i s Pinehurst special 3 in 1 blend of Veal, Pork and a LB. and eliminate dangers on tha alr- Middletown. N. J . ilay 23 qpi j-silcs had left the launching area. Beef Is ground with the same care, the same fine Extra atroag. I ble. Bureau put It: . Satan, French troop commander Lbs. 87 c AVEBAGE Id . i ways thst exist today." he sal Investigators combed . 'Nik. base I yarloui distances IngredienU aa you would use—but—bur meat men BROILERS Tlie proposal constHTutionsI "Clear skies with much in,Algeria. 49c Ry W IIXIAM N. OATIH •awould throw their full support W-,, Carl Christenson, speaking for ! A 12-foot section of one mis­ Tou know the quality of have done the work for you. Mrs. Martin N . . . says changes, first put forward several colder air moving across New near here lofiay in an effort to •- The committee named two co- Kraft’s Miracle Whip, Phila­ Unlttd Nations. N.Y., May 2_ 3 1] hind I.*banon.I-*banon huibut they have been]been umted Airlines: slso .supported tnb, sile landed in a backyard thrsft you can use either Pinehurst Chuck ground or Pine­ SPECIAL months ago, now are being pushed England Frldaj^i^hl hold th* . -learn what Caua*- eight fuUy chairmen — paratrooper Brig. Gen. delphia Cream Cheese, SWANSON'S " . I ',., ,, silent as to what sort of action th*y! Wmts House efforts to svoid threat ’oI fi*«-rfeeklng ^tem- ' quartera of a mile away. Jacques Massn, who took control hurst special 3-1 blend to make this loaf . . tFi- -Lebanon consulted western, , Ambassador Henry , craicrashes between civilian and mll>' Pflimlin ss 6- 1s’sy of boLstering armed missiles t-p blow wp in a Kraft’s Crackar Barrel FROZEN FOOD WESSON mi . “COMPABE t h e QUALITV, COMPARE THE PRICE" nce'a wesk «xec4ittve-branch in per atur^S'' for most Interior ‘f’oinplete Oraga* ' In Algiers after the Drat ripts V.N. diplomata urgently today on IpabotXodge toM MpswtassM-— tarv air trsllle. . v , j , f furious mu.«hroom o f/A r e and Cheese, Prepaiwtlon Hme: l> i hrs. FaverUa Meat Leaf 1 J hopes of reducing the atti actions section.'." Among the ffrtt tnen on the against Pflimlin May 13. ajld strategy for .{arttacomiDg Security j "'Ye have a lot of sympathy for .A nd Clarence N. .Ssycn, prest 1 ! death. . OntstaUUag value for 49e Boned Tnrltey mile ->* .s stronc man. The cold air ma.ss rushed scene after the e.xploaion was a Cherif Sidcara, a Moalem who held l clove garlic, peelsd and CSBumgl debat«-s approving them. A general Ss an accident that "could- Me told of "the horror of seeing Salart, the French command^ In iO W CALORIE tbs. milk of VesI, Pork, Beef rediice the collision hazard.” I chief in .Algeria, would conraiue hon'a delegate Karim Azkout. who-l Slstea is ready to go In assailing An organizatinn o. air IralBc dj^,- showdown mav come Tuesriav.b n'l Iptppen b.it did. " was aft off men, their bodies still afire, and can S A W Stewed tender L|AF the he’ad of at lea.'t one of the men to be the .'upreme authority, at FRENCH DRESSING Tomatoea ■> Bccuaed President Nasser's govern­ ! Nasser. There have been' indica■■•rectors piopo.»ed a gradual transi­ .The assembly time-table: by^dl Bingle missile that exploderl ‘ MEAT PIES i T tions lately that the United Stalea Japanese Rule blown awa.v by the force of the least in name. Pflimlin ordered Chicken, Beef, Tpritay ■ ment of threatening.peace by inter- tion to control 1.11 flights. Today - First vote on taking the A split-.'econd .chain reaction 33c M ch Saute garlic and onion In fat over low heat until soft but relations reform meaattre under ^ gen t con­ explosion." Salan to exercise the French gov- lbs.*P Vlewing in Lebanesi- internal sf-1'Jr.'rl'*! o i'"P>'«’ve Present facilities and manpower 1 ■ turned the entire arta into a flam- ernnienfs authoril.v in Algeria, but Boy 1 at regula^ price and 2 f o r 49c 2 i With the t'AKi not browned. Remoye cruet from bread and break bread T E A BAGS sideration. Here some ^position BUY2CANa falra. 1 m are inadequate to attempt Imme.li- Here some Opposition Lawyer Alone I mg pit of dest'ructic. that one Investigators from thi.' base u haa never lieeonie clear whether get 1 extra fbr Ic, 2 bottles into bits. Pour mUk dver'and blend with a fork. Add to- UAR spokesman Abdul Mkw- ' “ ir,. m.i control of everv commercial ^'"'^V be aroused from depufiqs who eyewitness cfflled "horrible beyond went over the ground inch by inch; only S4c, maotes, onion, garHb and seasonings. Then sdd egg, mash­ Chicken o( the^*will - Spinach—Feas—Potatoes ffoudiuA Hassan declared l.•^snnnnl^harion [1 pej,,idenl. Charles S. A. milUary 'Une, the Air.Traffic * debate on the RitnatM in but it may never he known what (t'oittlniicd on Page Ten) ing all ingredients well with a fork. Add the meat and French Fried 9 oz. Cut Cora Algeria first. act off the first rocket tend you I FREE! of Canada, completed con- Control Assn. said. Visits Crow ley i Ma'^giedbodies and fmman frag- mix well, but ligHUy, with a fork. Pack into a well greased 100 99e eomplaintto the U.l». without he ,h* other 10 mem- Clifford P, Burton, executive d - ’Tuesday-—A vote on the princi­ s' jnints ments lavlay strewn about where a The Army flew m ’three inspec­ P*’’ bake in a moderate oven ple of uie government resolution \. moment before men had stood. tors from the office of the chief of Simple Wbndcrfnl SAW - fine Pkgs. 49c rn«*. I / 8er>ea8 227 Cal. per serving vegetables. Just heat. lind Azkoul set up private meetings a dispatch from Beirut said U.S. fir. The dead included sir soldiers key defense points. J j cutors con ^ ct a 10-dajw1nve.'tiga- Source of vitamins A, B complex •s»eeesees:teeee««eea GREEN BEANS lb. with each council delegation in„an Ambassador Robert Moaintock re- iThere is no single solution to and four civilian.'. The Douglas yyicraft Corp. and Caas LOAF CHEESE (I'ontinued on Page Keven) I tion. C row leys being held on aus- Bell I,aboratorie.». which devised REPORT ATTACK ON SUB PINEHURST SPECIAL 65c effort to see how much support he j portedlS' promised Amerlcsn sup- this probleih, " Chrialeiison, a vet­ pictw in .the agath of his brother- Two fit Pit Survive - could expect and what sort of res-; port in' the Security Council. Butj eran commercial pilot, said. He the equipment, ai?. also sending Benuo* .Aires, May 2S Iffi—Ar­ S-1 BLEND OF GROUND ' Swanson’s TV i in-Wti', T.-A< DNlones Jr. Thvo servicemen in a 20-fool deep gentine deatroyer* attacked an olution might have a phanve of laome diplomats in the Lebanese noted that the air\.a> moderniza­ pit under a missile's launching expert.' to the scene. VE.AL, PORK, BEEF ...... Lb. Turkey Dinner ..,49e approval. In addition^tO his strat-1 capital were said to doubt thst the ' Judge Shoichl Rinohara issued The accident, the first of its kind unideiiUfled- submarine o ff' the 2 Cm. 39c tion board his a bio.id program separate warrants flo w in g pro­ pad miraculously survived the egy talks -with tl^'W est, Azkoul 'republic coiiid present strong for improving air safety as high sirue the Njkc .'y.'tcm became an southern coast Wednesday, Presi­ for outdoor picnics, ® RITTER'S — secutors to hold Cr<^ey and to iiolocaii.'t. integral part of America's aerial dent .Arturo Frondigi said 'today. planned to see Bwilet Delegate Ar- enough evidepc* to win barking speed jet planes inciease iit num- News Tidbits Staff Sgt. -lo.'cph W. McKenzie, .. expected to triccer your special meat loaf : ’PUa edntiina aUeee of taic- SUfiASHIART ksdy A. .Sobokri'. , from neutral 'nations. keep hfm aemi-incokimunlcado He told a news' conference ' the key’, gravy, turkey dreealng, Ib ,lMr. 33. a launcher aecUon chief n,,ht;A r4br^Ai*rii««irtrie SS • - or meat balls use fresh­ It appeared certain any reaolu- Lebanon is Informally allied to Culled frfiin AP Wire* after a .30-mimite Interv^w with Framingham. Mass . stepped from jepf>cuaaion.'. destroyer* drop|ied four- depih - Baked Beana 28 can. . mashed potatoee with butter Present air space congest'on. he him at Metropolitan Policiy head­ I P»f>'w „ charges and saw oil come to the ly chopped . ' TOMATO JUICE tion condemning or censuring the the United.Slates by acceptance of said, results from "many more air­ the pit unhurt. Hi. partner, Pfr. ! I’ rotealed -Against Inslallatl.m Special 2 for 68c; 16-oz can. <&and green pewL V quarters. surface. .An intense eearch was RLUEBERRIES UAR Would be killed by .a Soviet the Eisenhower Doctrine. planes thin we expected and by Joseph Abbott, "24 Grindstone, ' P.caid'enta of .this area had pro- Special 2 -for 89c., Pinehurst Veto. I . ------:- Kar.ol Fageros of Miami. Kla.. Crowley's Nisei lawyer, Yale te.'led in vain agatn.st ipi ei tion of ■ culled off yesterday when the de­ , la heavy ayrup 1065 there will be twice as ma,ny and her g i^ -time panties ellml- ' graduate Arthur K. Mori.’ said he Pa , was treated for shock and stroyers failed to find aqy fur­ Chuck ,,,... Ih. 69c And they say Swanaen’a TV:, Western delegates Indicated they | (Continued on Page Thirteen) as today.” hysteria. tire installation 18 inontlis ago. Chicked DIhiier~ Of "fietiar ov29c---— qated from F i^ cfi international will protest the communication The Army, however, had given the ther trace of the ■ubniartife. > A W cdFFEE Although the industry and dlh- The missiles, known as Uie Ajax Chuck * “ ^ than ever" with n complete In B reusable lee box Jar. tennis loiirnnment at Pari..' by ban. public to'understand that no aiicli clals talk about air tralRc congea- Suzanne Le Besnerais of E);an< e. .. Crowley was arrested VVednes- I type, e.xploded al about 1:20 p.m., TEA.MS't'KR L.AWYER NAMED Patties...... lb. 69c drumstick''or thigh, a wing tlons around New York City. accident wa.' possible and that the : 2 cm» 6i5c' Painting by French painter Pierre day on".'Usplcion of inflicting the while a team of experts worked on missiles would only be flieri in ‘ , M'ashington, May “iS (Ah — and a piece of brMst plus po­ Washington Snd the East Coast. Martin F. O'Donoghoc, local .Round Steak-' tatoes and vegetable. Jimt Bonnard Sojd at Copenhagen aiic-; injuries " that caused the death them. They were to be replaced ca.'e of war. PREMIER Christenson said an actual count tion for 80,000 kroner ($11,430i— ; May 8 of Jones, a New Haven, next year by Hercules missiles lawyer w ho has represented the . Ground .,.. .1b. 99c heat and eat featured at 49o would show that *'Los Angeles Duff empha.'ized that the Nike Teamsters I'nion. today wae more than 100 time* the price It* Conii:, execuUve,-ln hia Imperial I capable of carrying atomic war­ "is an operationally safe weapon.” S & W Stewed pi'obably is the most congested air j owner |)ald 20 year* ago. j Hotel suite. heads. ' made chairman of' the monitor HanranI Baats— PiokltA Baais space we have in the country to­ and said the explosion was ".some­ hofird nanieJtllCE ., 2 4 ^ cons 49c nautics Administration IC'AA) made bj Federal Judge F, Coffee usually 99c. O O . - FARMHOUSE life ImpriaoiiiniNil for the August period before seeking an indict- of the explosive devices were ac- from the explosion .scene. One meat departmeat, self service groceries and ■ , tighten its regulations to require I counted for. but. some had still not Oickenson I.elts. .'O’Donoghue Speclal at ...... lb. . 0 “ C PET INSTANT - 19, 'WSfl, kidnaping of Accomack nient. Prosecutor Kenjlro Fiini- woman was blown out qf a chair represmtcil the Teamsters in BUHER PECAN NON-FAT NABISCO RITZ SAIa lee Al^L BUHER COFFEE JCAKE Panama, May 23 fjh- -Tough N a-f their hotels by special station wag- traffh- maintain definite CounV, Va., deputy sheriff. . . . , k'awa .told twP lT.S. .consular offl-' 'been located today; in the living room of I'icr home. U lv cnoDi tlona: Guard troops rUIed Panama ions. separations and altitude.* on both tlie early stages of a' feUit FRESHER BY FAR VEQETABLES COFFEE CAKES Ptcart^ large silt 79c; small 49c 1 ThiitjVour Cuhan-Aniericans con-fclals today he did not know vet Duff said ordlniince| experts had hrmiglit by a group of rank and pkg. 3 5 c CTlty today as president Ernesto dej The 10-mtle-wide Panama Canal '’i*"** ■” ‘1 instrument flying, victed Ml U.S, District Court in whether lie would ask an liidicl- found that all of the eight mis- ; (('nnliniipd on Page Thirteen) | PItICB ON PINEHURST .FGOHirod at 49e DRY MILK . la" Gnardta Jr. _ grappled ...... with a gen­ Zone...Vii*.______splits Manama_ geogi-aphicaliv.i . . , “rPh*"The ywmg Vftilntr fssl+nvi*feltow v».*hr»who.is^fly- i'a flle union members aeeking to SHURFINE BRAND Large economy- ahw, Brmynswilje, Tex.,' of conspiracy to menl. hinck James R. Iloffa from be- SUNSHINE eral atrike called by rebellious stu­ but a strong cordon of ca n a T ‘"K ■ “ ‘sh Perfor-manc* jet has his run arm. to Cuban rebels; Moil said Crowley told him he ^ APPLESAUCE MAINE FOTATOfS „ « 49e aaakea 12 quarts: dents. Zone police along the boundary hands full," he said, adding that , coming Teamsters president. HYDROX S’TltAlNBD Philadelphia researcher predicts la sharing a cell with two Japanese 2 cons 2?e __ ___ A largS stufient group was holed kept the trouble fi-om spilling „v«r TeKula'X*"" must give him that wlOiln five years a serum will and sleeps on a blanket spread i . a s p a r a g u s ■ CUCUMBERS_____ tip Inside the National University AKSOM&T UUILTV SPINACH GREEN BEANS UVE ^ JUNIOB into that- U,S.-controIled area ""Sht e>- be producfd to control high blood over a thin straw mat on a wooden Trenton. -N. J„ .May 35 (A’1— 12 Os. 8 for 4Se after a day of rioting in which gun­ pre)(*urr. ■ Blaze Kills 12 Children A NEW LOW PRICE ON PINEHURST where most North Americans live. , j ' floor. Ellicr t'oopcT Lucas was cxinvlct- CUT WAX BEANS fire killed eight persona, three of An American policeman on dutv , C^riatenson backed a bill of- Wesltliqster County Ueputdlcan Jones. 4.'S, son of the late "Tad” i , MAINE m them teenage students. Another ed of first degree murder early 3 eons 50c at the boundary was hit bv a stray hy Monroney and J2 other Committee unanhnuusly designate* Jones, famed Yale football quar- | today for setting » $3 million T O M A T O E S ,.^ .2 5 e 61 persons were wounded. biiilett and ho.spitalized' with a S*'>»t«r'' whmh w-ould set up a Nelson - A'. Rockefeller for GOP terback and ooaoh. came here May LOBSTER TTie three National Guard chiefs j In Hospital for Indians' dollar eatliedral fire in which IDAHO POTA’IXJES CUKES minor wound, but no other Ameri- *m**P^>’'**b' noininatid)r«Iq2^ governor. . . New | ,*> with Crowley and Frederick M. * . D ' ' three persons |>erished. The 41* the students want kicked out ran agency to control all air traffic. Haven Negro church leader de- Kissinger, an employe of the *' ------, CUT GREEN BEANS CALIF. WASHED POTA’TOES Uie country under a state of Siege cans were reported hurt. , year-old truck driver’s helper fruits-Yeaelables Except for some disturbance in ■ounce* what he call* Ihn "Jazzing’' 1 — —■ WHliama Lsdke. B. C., May 23 (j4’i*-on thp hands and fai’p when she RARERIPES. SCALUON8 ...... bch — modified.martial law. (Cuntlnued on Page Four) iftaod stolidly as the jury fore-' 3 cons 50c Lb. Colon, the port on the Caribbean of Negro *|>lritiial* by American: (Continued on Page ^ v r n ) . ■ Twelve small children perished I tried to Torce her way into the man returned the verdict of CUCUMBERS ...... f...... 5 C But thla* did not prevent the ipuatc makers. . . Father of Lana : — ------r -J . CAULIFLOWERi^ largt white heads . . . each 3Sc •trike from getting underway. Th* side, the rest of this ' Central and a number of periun* were in-,' burning hmlding in a valtahl but guilty with recommendation of . . . Elaine cooks her chuck pot roast on'^top , first to walk out at midnight were American country also was re- * - 1 ...... TA'- Turner's 14-vear-old daughter join* jured last night when flames lev-i iin.'uci e.'.sful attempt, to rescue the life Imprisonment just a ( t e r^ CUNG PEACHES . ' of the Steve ' I’ ive M iideiils Die aclre.ss in a.sking .SiipeVior Court to JfieflllCFV T* iFe eled an Indian Rese. vatlon Hos- doomed children. ASPARAGUS. fi|esh eiit native ; ...... printers at three morning news-) quiet yesterday, midnight. The Jury deliberated HoIv m or Sliced ...... • Alice and Maud prefer the oven method Special On Half Gallons Of bunch 23c papers, El -DIa, th? Star-Herald Ti\p fatalities all occurred in - n ,! . 1- ,'dism;*s a $7.50.IMMI ilamage aiilt.ln pUal, The hospital, known as the Sac- ; a little less .than three hours. . . . n covered pot in a 828 degree oven • .. and its Spanish edition La Eatrella.! Phnama City. De la Guardia’s gov- 111 i T l V S l C r y L . r a S l l , connection with the death of John­ The Are was touched off by two red Heart .Nursing Home. Was: 3 cons 99c ny Stoinpanato. . PeFils Giant Tank • r Joan likes to flavor her roast with Basil ' Seo/test iWAXWELL HOUSE LETTUCE, large h e a d s ...... each 19c The»rlotS grSw out of student |'•'nment blamed sniper* and insist-( * unexplained exploaio Rescuers j operated by the .Missionary Sis- ■ . a s k s ' p r o o f o f l o s s e s and Tomatoes.. . . complaints oyer school conditions I 'k* troops did not fire into the.: I Great Britain rejwt* Soviet pro- were virtually helpless from lack j i^ts of Christ the King, a sister- . .New Haven, .May 35 ijPv—The ROYAL ELM PINEAPPLE, large site eeeeeae'eeee . each 39c and resentment over the killing of I crowd*, 23 I.P)- F}ve; against leaumplion of British Long Beach, CSilf.', May 23 UPi-,- of firefighting eqnipinenl in the hoini whose mother hoii.se is in. attorney general of .Masaachu- - Pinehurst iinneless CFIUCK POT ICE CREAM COFFEE a student In an earlier demonstra-) At some points the students ac- '*,“„ "luinnu’ univirldri"^ w « «^ weapons test* in the Pa- Firemen battled today to prevent a vIcinTtvvicinity. . ; G»«pe, Qiie. setts told a federal diatrlct court DANISH HAMS KOAST from choice beef, will,come out tender and devastating o|t refinery blaze from ' VANILLA ONLT FLORIDA ORANGES 'fJeeeeeeeeea .. del. 59c tion: '-*N I tiielly tried c«" whU^ ram^ The hospital was located on the , The sister.* at the hospital mln- toitay that the New Haven Rail­ 3 lb. con $3.19 JUicy . . , and it s the meat buy of the week , . , 6 OZ. JAR . Btudent bands armed \rith iron i tion. They cordoned off one store "V ,,7 "“ ". ton put off decisive vote on .Alaska setting off an 860-,000-gallon tank Anaham Indian Reserve in British Ister to the medical and educa-j road has given hi* state no proof Clubs, sticks and rocks roamed the i with a smashed window to prevent i*,.*! ■trcicii of hlarktnn hichwav ••••‘‘hoiMl legislation until next of poisonous tetraethyl lead. Columbia's wild caribou cotmtry. tional needs of the Indlai).s on the of Us losses on the Old Colotiy. CANTALOUPES .. . each 39c Flames shot high over olI*.fich BONELESS. SINEW FREE. FAT FREE . Gal. city yesterday and the Guardsmen, looting. - ^ ^ The children, one eight year's old ^ Anaham Reserv^. one of Canada's ' Line. Ueorga Fingold made the' Vz 89c signal hill air night as they raged anil the others under five, were largest, located 200 miles north statement in supporting a re­ BANANAS ... qee ;••••» • e a.'a 9 e a went Into action with tear gls.’ Tt The streets of the ,tropical cap- pi,i*e of the accident la a mva. i enHtled to a divorce j FINEHURST.CHUdK ROAST u, 69e 2 lbs. 27c soon appearffti the students had iUl were deserted last night in the i tei v ^ ^ | on ground* of cniclty just because through, the $25 million Hancock members of ,the Anahsm band of ' of Vancouver. quest-by the Railroad Labor lost control to hoodlums whose po- . . - . - wo-i rcflneiy. Chilcotin Indians, who make their' Onie ;it slaiteci,’ tlie fire iwas Exrcutlveo .Assn, of WashlngtoM uneasy quiet of a curfew. Sporadic -hi, dead, all from Southern im .j husband wants to beconie a Two workmen ■ were killed. b r a is in g Utical alignnient, if any,'‘was-not' gunfire echoed through the city : nois cities, were, identified by uni- Itonie on Ihq Anaham Reserve 00 practicall.y unstoppable because to become a party, to the court SHORT RIBS ...... i ^ ! XfiSS SHORT clear. - . ^ , . trapped in rivers of b'lirnlng oil and ai: troop* flushed out what they i versity suthorlties aa Harold Lay, i U.S. Rep. May (R-Conn ga.'ollne miles weal of this ’wesl-renlral t tliere la po fire equipment in the actiojn. y , Chlcitens at ,»L09 each and cu tu p NATIVE ASPARAGUS Traffic In Panahia City was tied called sniper#. : 2 7 ] o/M arion; Ronald D. Aayoiti I duces bill'to nuike Columbu* Day ‘ "Firemen contained the flames ' i vicinity.-Reserve Indlafis and vol- up by a bus atrike. 'liic rioters Eight men were jailed. At least, 24. West Frankfort: Robert D ,' national holiday.: . In Rome, 5ara- ^-uhin the l eflnerv srounds du r-' An undetermined number of per-i urileer'a batUed the blaze as beat ITALIAN SHIP r e l e a s e d We will have a limited quantity of •mall 6 to 6H lb. FREEPARKING... barricaded downtown streets- with three opposition radio stations and I Williams. 25. Taylorvllle; Robert]■ jiel Csrdlnai. ‘ Stritch continue* ‘ to the night, ■ ' ' iiohv including the" aupervlspV of i they could with'the equipment at Philippeville. .Algeria, .May $3 garbage - cans at every .corner. gentle 1958 Spring Lamb legs aa well aa plenty of one new'sps)per, La' Nacion,, were , D. RpPve*. 21, Salpm;''(md Donald , show »lglhl — Upprovement ■ - ' after,------q-he a sav maintstaajji nremaining peril was - the Roman Catholic H spltal. were hand. ()P> — FVench authdrIUe* *ald Bch. JW.HAU Many stores closed during the today they have released aa eiricOy freah Pork Roaata, Chopa and Genulna Spring The CORK injured in the blaze, which flashed Only one child was. rescued, closed by government order. Maria Dag^t, 26, Raymond. ‘ restful night... WocJ^en digging, the tetraethyl lead tahk, L m b « o p a . , And the flneat aliallng tender steaks, fighting, as windows were '.8hal- Velez, ..ditor of.L a ' Ngeipn, was: 'iVoopera said the car was so through the frame building at Sister Mary of the Croas and a Italiah ship earrying UJ8.*i»ada 2 B uiicHm 4 9 c * m a m c h i s t i r . Co n h * ( : ; fdundatlon of hew Manhattan Of- -if that tank bursts we'll have for outdoor or indoor cookery , .. - REAR O F lllUR STORE tered, cars overturned and traffic arrested. I badly -anfashed ' they couldn’t de- ftce building find akeletnh. hits o f : to evacuate the entire area dowm- about 5:30 p.m., PDT. ’number of the inju)

'' ■ / ■ I . •/ "■yv PAGE TWO MANGH&STER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, GONN„ FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1968 ■ X ■ 1 '.,y .... rii fane IIANCHE8TER EVENING HERALD, MANCWaTML CONN^ i^D AYrM A Y 28,1968 PAGE T H B J N i neiptlcut will ]hi David 'Caster, • ' I X' RockmlUe;^^non ebainnan of tha educational com- Cov^nby Attention Music Teachers mitea pf the atata group. v : pines, set o( six golden and blade ReprssentatlvM from 38 states Sheinwold on Bridge t^olumhia Youth Jamboree lacquered bowls from Jepaii, a ORVILLE FOSTER rjoc^Dropping Injunction will participate in the program Four Injlired Philippine doll dressad in Pina which will include group forums Set by Lutherans cloth, doll’s wicker furniture, also NationaUy Knotcn OrganUt and dlacuBSiona of public rslatlons from the Philippines, and a lar^q problems by prominent men in the HOWTO LOCATE Bishop FlanaganYo^^iifirm wiU conduct a Teacher’s Workshop on the Hammoi^ Against .lV>wn Police Force MISSINO QUEENS -^The. annual Hartford -District Cloisonne vase on a teakwrod' 824-828 p Tel. M I 8-5161 field. In CollisicH]^ NohMoaUi wUamMs stand. N O m H Luthei)tn .T^outh JamborCe spon­ Organ at our store June 5th starting at 9:30. ^ By AltnM Siielawold , Next Wednesday from 3-lb 6 p.m. Main S L Manchester Vernon and ‘IhleotttUlo ntwa la Four peiaons were injured, none AA8S9 \ 54 at St. ColumbaVi3iur«h sored by thEatmrchmen of the dis­ notify if you can attend. Abner L. Brook* of Rockville isf Church, will give the opening W hat' bridge players need UT a trict will be held-jpmorrow at 1 families from W sai^la^n School prayer, and tut Rev. John Kozon, handled through The Berald’s seriously in a head^m coUition Ob W ARDS^ dropping a Tolland County Supe­ and Boy and * Qiri' Scout, laadtra BeckvUle Bnremt, 7 W. Mnin S t, Bureau.bf Miaaing Queans. p.m. in' Center 8prin|«-^rk. rior Court action he started lapt assistant pastor of St. Joseph's Rt. 6 In Orventry at 11:90 a.m. to­ The Host Rev, Bernard J. Flan-fwae voted that BateeXSunday art invitsd .U r'^sit th* museum WATKINS BROTI telephone TRemont S-8U 8. day. A fifth parson waa unharmod. *n)e defendtrs took th9. j t o t It is expected that lfi4.>ywtht M0NT.40MBRV W4RO fall to prevent the Town of Vernon Church, will deliver the benedic­ agan. Bishop o f Norwich, will ad­ School superintendent, from 15 Lutheran churches InCon- tn see wjmU facilities it offers for 241 ASTLVM STHEET. HARTFCthO. CONN. According to Stata PoUea, a ear^ three heart tricks without sven from establishing a police depart­ tion. tS2 4 7 4 minister the Seerament of (kmfir- meeting with the Board of nccticut will participate In ^ thik* ‘ ‘lelr^rospectiv* groups. This will HAMMON'D ORGAN RE|»aESENTAT|VE ment. A tribute to the unknown dead driven east on Rt. 6 by Misd Mary working up a sweat A switch to mation at 3 p.m. tombrrow on 64 liglous Education and Bunda* M last in a Series. of open Prior, 23, of 19 Haynsp fit,, swtrved . jjlO ' ♦ A_f 7 • ■nt TMephone iA ^ -lta i Bfooka said today he feels he will be given by the Rev. Robert U.S. Shipped Allied clubs then put South in his hand 4 ^ 4 2 4371 teys and girls at S t Columba'i School staff tb get their oplniona main contest of the a ft ^ louaa>tstt8 begun in February. ■X * has Won his point since the town Shimoda, ' pastor of Talcottville into the oncoming leno fo avoid a with the king o f clubs. Church. on the schooTe needs. These will be truck which pulled suddenly ffom start at, 2, when->tne has established a constabulary /Conj^egational Chiirch. Declsrer no-v had to locata the SOUTH This is believed to be one of the reported to tha next meeting June 'young peqple will complet*'ln the force and not a police force. Brooks The Gettyaburg addpeas will be Billion in Arms Aid the side of Uw road. Tha car, a queen o f spades to make hii con­ 4 K I 10 9 largoet oonfinnstlon clsasea ever 3. The Board of Religious Educa­ hardtop, atrack a car belzg driven various events whlchXiiiclude a 6 SPEEDS FORWARD AND REVERSE-EfTHOUT CHANGING BELT said he has no objfecttdn to a con­ recited by Antoni N. Sadlak Jr., tract. I f West had the queen. South • '« O 3 9 2 to receive the Blessed Sacrament tion and Sunday School teacher* .west Iw Irving Emlott, about 80. treasure hunCfiO^;^^^ hill climb, Conf irmatidn-Set stabulary. • ' Rockville High School student, and (Conttnned from Page One) couM lead the jack of spades and 4 A Q 10 in one body at the Church. will meet May 27 In the Chapel to of Dolmar, N. T. discus throw^hMlme race, posture Brooks, a taxpayer in both the George Vesper, another student, let it ride for a finesse.if East 4 A K I H ie Rev. Paul St. Onge, chan- p r m r e their findings. race and ^A Soed Cbnjdst for the At Zion Chiir<^ City of Rockville and the town of will read Gen. L>ogan’s Memorial In tentative voting during the M as Prior and bar two passtn- SeMh Wari N « 4 EaS George B. Smith, representing gers; hOsa 'Joan Palmer, 33, of 3 had the queen, South had to lead eaUor of the IMocesa, w ill assist the visitini Vernon, started the action after Day orders. last two .days, the committee de- >1 N T PsM 2 4 fM i the choir, is a member of the Build­ Tanner St., and Mias Irena BoU' ipadea from the dummy and fineaae Bishop. Jamboree wiil cldkek^at 5 Confirmation of catechumens town vot.ers set aside money for A nJmbe’r of patriouc orgaateaW fW l the jack or ten from his hand. 2 4 Pu* 4 4 Paa The' Rev. John K. Honan, who ing Committee, His naihe wap .with refreshments and the a will take place at Zion Evangeli­ police protection In rural Vernon. funds from the 31,840,000,000 vot< dreau, 90 of 99 Margaret Rd., werp Fan PsM tions w ill attend a m ralpp service You often have this kind of prob­ serves S t Columbe, said the Rev. omitted wlien the list of memf ing of, prizes. \ cal Lutheran Church during the 10 n. M ark Prior to that time the town's ed by the hoiiiM to the 11,800,000,- thrown from the car. All three Opeaiaf lead — OQ waa announced.. Sunday at Union Ocmgi^ational lem at the bridge table. Row do Frsneia Murphy pastor of St. This Is the first time the Youth aei^dcS Sunday, Pastor Paul elected consteblea were unpaid. OOd Eleenhower aeked. glris, and Mra. Velma Emlott, a Church. They will meet a t Central you find the quean? - Josephs of Willimantlc, m^Jier Foster Mother * Jamboree has been held in Man­ G, J ^ k o p y , Instructor, will also Now one of Vernon’s seven elected Other efforts were forecast to pawsogor in her husband’s car, Mrs. Louis Soracch i.*^ present­ Park at 10:30 a.m. It . isn't much o. a problem if fully for trying such a laotii-aaton church of St. Columba will partl- chester. constables, Edmund F. Dwyer, is cut back earlier approval of $835 were taken by ambulance to Man- ed with a 10-yepr'servlce .certifi­ p e r fq r ^ m rite of Confirmation. Events Tunight your opponents are eimple, naive devloe agalnat them. cipata and several other priests Hi* sermdnXaxt and theme will on full time pay, and eight ap­ million for defense economic aup- cheater Memorial HoaplUd. cate as a "Eoiter Mother,!’ at a Squadron 14, Soha o f the Ameri­ taxpayers. Lead UiA jack of spades from the parish will also he there. be from PhiltppUns l:3-6,” .Pente­ pointed special constables are paid port* for military allies. The Mlaa Boudreau waa moat serious­ P t y no attentloi. to the euried m eetingjiela'in the Windham Re- can Legion, w ill meet at 7:30 p.m. ly hurt, with Injuries to her right from your hand and see what West Up and,the raised eyebrow. *nM The choir will furnish the music, Re^as Give Items cost and Confirmation Comfort part time. House had voted 3775 million*. under the direction of Mrs. An­ glonaMmhnlcal School last night Power Trae at the Legion. Home, for a final does. and Joy," Brooke contended that he pays The committee is working on an lower leg, ankle, and lower spine. moth-eaten device will enable you ^Mrroster parents from the three COMFASE AT 4 W .M drill before the unit appeara in the Mlaa Prior suffered tnjuriea to her West may cover with the quean drew Gasper of Andover, organist. taxes to support the city police de­ authorisation bill for Eisenhower's to guesa about threo queens out coiuitiet. New London, Windham * To Lutz Museum The choir, under tM '.direction 4. Seledfva • * « Inmsmitsien omI Memorial Day exerpises. left knee. Miss Palm er received of apadea because o f the old (and Mt. and Mrs. Arthur Pepin,..«f partment and should not bere- 33,900,000,000 program, which m- of fourV tnstaad of your normal and Tolland^ There were four of Miss Marion A. Erdin, 4411 sing AeiemeHve type iMFerwiHel. The Babe Ruth League will hold brulsea on her right arm and leg. largriy discredited) advice “Cover Columbia and Mr. and Mrs. Fron­ quired to pay for a police depart­ rdady has- been paesed by the quota of ons half. What’s mors, others in the area to. recSiva this Col. and Mrs. Jdin A. Rega of the traditional "So He]p-XC.ou a benefit dance at the State A r­ Mrs. Emlott was Injured on her an honor with an honor.” Possibly ds Minor of Andover wiU^he spon­ ment in rural Vernon When rural House. Actual money for the pro­ you will sometimes catch the ex­ distinction. 141 W., Center 8t., who soon will God,", and "Seal Then, Lord, This • Rasy oOtectcenlreh—Iwe cliilch mory, West St., from 8 to 11 p.m. forehssd, left forearm, and knee. West may play a low apad> after sors for the class. residents do not pay for support­ gram muet await an appropria­ perts along with the taxpayers. In HoeplUUscd be moving from Manchester, have Covenant" in connection with the levers and •Wachment eanirel. Kiowa. Council, Degree o f Poca­ Police are looking for the driver an obvious mental stniggla. In a .. Among those,lMlhg confirmed is ing the city department. tion bill on^ which a house sub­ bridge, as in boxing, the bigger donatied to the Lutz Junior Museum vow and Confirmation ceremony. hontas,' will bold a -and-the Bert. lAaeMter Step LauAders hicle at the Maxim Motor Co., Cuhnecticut Consumer Finance MIddleboro, Mass., next month^. Aun., will attend a public relations ‘The (^eia ncarK ‘‘Run WABBOW” For Hio improvofflont o f your homt - window box* The department has been contAdpf- conference for Consumer Finance Girl Most ing buying such a truck for some representatives in S t Louie, Mis­ Silcni Likely” os, treHisos. flowor bordtr ftneo, poultry w irt and time. souri, Sunday, Monday and Tues­ Run Deep” (I* CaUrt ELECTRONICS l:ie. S:M. t:« lawn foncing. x Honor Society Members day. S:lt, t:lS LABORATORIES Eleven new m e m b ^ were ad­ Attending with him from Con- SUN*: "Seven Hills Of Rome” Takes The Greatest Test Of All! mitted' to the National Honor So­ HP Plow Trac ciety at an assembly program at 4 \ 277 BROAD Spread Directlv Across Our Sidewalks And' At 2 Prominent Gas Stations. Morlarty Bros, of Center St. And TURF BUILDER- Rockville High School this morn­ COMPARE AT 389,95 ing. Seniors admitted were: Slather □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ The Bantly OilCo. on Main St. This DUPONT lOO^c NYLON BROADLOOM BY BARWICK Was Subject To COPE - SCUHLE □ RADIO • AutemeHve type gsew shift ham 6 Ellin, Joyce Irvjng. Cynthia Kal- I 1 I ( V I S I 0 N Automobile And Truck Traffic, Pedestrian Traffic,.Rain, Sunlight And Evefy TortuPe Test You Could Im­ foon^wl speeds, from IM te S MPH ber, James McCryatal, Walker lA a e tM tr -- Jaac Pawell^ agine. We had Half 6 f It Cleaned . .. Now You Can See It, Before And After Gleaning .. . Just As Good As a n d 4 x D Oahl* Trckalealar! □ HERE IN PERSON — (fiiaai«l s Mew. Bavea. OMia. scons Thompson and Priscilla Welles. (ISA*) DICK POWEU.’fi THEA- • Powerful minten 4 HP 4-cycle srir- “ Ron •The Girl TEH “ Threat •! VIeleace*’ New! . . . '■ ■ ■ - “ Juplors were: Anne Gorman, An­ NIGHTLY Cetsr Beioere Star* ^Eeeled enfine Garden Fertilizers of All Kinds toni Sadlak Jr., Robert Stocks, , Siitnt Most □ (ttA*l UPE OP BI1.BK . o Hiph It ” nreund desHwme sfi oale and Virginia Yaskulka. Cbas**l 4S Bstoahe. If "Here Ceaiet Ceatlaace" Run. Deep” Likelv” e* H*rtl,_z*etit tery, where the exercises will take S a r v le o (U-W)^PLArHOCSk OP STAM place. "FOOD HheUer Wialcra dart la The ReV. Simon P. Montgomery, □ This rugged tractor has 6 Kakfri A V EY ’S FOB 8UBU1 14 :U ( * i SPORTS HI... KIDS! Look What's (is-4*) BiQ r a v o r r (St) SPORTSUGHT8 try it! plua "M A N FROM «t»ee> auTiNXK t h e a t k b (Ml SPORTS CAMERA TO 11:4* I I) NEWS A WEATERE GOD'S COUNTRY” «:M ( 1) THE q U U T QUUOEB. (It) NEWS. WEATEEB A Coming THE ^ 8ILBEVI5 SPOBTS 28” rotarj’' tiller attachment ...... 104.50 (1S.4*I TME VEBDICT U ' ■ SUNDAY kOVBS 34 more low cost attach menti ^ 4lM ( St THEATEB - "RETURN OF DRACULA” Tomorrow (Sat.) at 2 P.6f. ( tl A K E E IC ^ WAn DSTAMD w. H. mum

A.ljB.'lluaMAB LUMDER 00. Choice of Four Colors! Amazing Durable Bar- - EVERY 4;U <1S4*> SECBBT STUBM 4:U ( I ) BAMGBa AJIDY OPEN A U DAY wick Nylon Broadloom, complefely installed (U ) EDUE o r NIOBT in three room.s averaging 30 Sq. Yds. includ­ KING KO^G . <4t) EAMOSTAND SATURDAY MONDAY W m i AN AU. STAR CAST . 4lU (ZS-Ml MUDRBM ROHANCE8 ing all labor and resilient cushioning. Imagine kDina-4>anco-Hay0 Fun • :** ( t) CISCO KID — PLU S — ( t> THE BCCCANEERS (SSl BIO NEWS how it w'iii wear in your own homel Larger I Evary Thur».*Fri.*Saf. NIGHT <181 I tED'THBEE UVE9 (N) NEWS A WBATHEB or smaflor in.stallations are priced propor­ America's Finest Rotary Mowers Cdrtpons Galore PBATVBB POBTK tionately low. • I Mnaio and Song* by . . . A T 7:30 PLUS M ORE TH R ILLS (44) atm n w t in LAW N BOY k * Wally Field* Quartet (:M ( I t CAKTOOM BXl>aB88 U:U lit) MILLIONHILLiON DOLLAR MOnS.,-;w- ^ (S I MTCKBY MOl'SE CLUB "BTaadway *1 IIM " Gives Vou The New “ Levei Cut”
-rory Gave Rial. k c ' ■ IE a B Prepared to G« Polisb^American (M) Tm b EABI.% sh ow Oaa"-- ..... “ 21” De Luxe $ 1 ^ 9 FIDHTING LEGIONS ■‘Dresfii Mieli" Mark riSI TWIIJOHT THEATEB JACK PARR SHOW Stanko’* ChApter No. II «;W < it POPEVr. THBATRB 11 :M (tSt.JAOK PARR SHOW ^ OAKeRILL Citizeiis Club * 9 HOURS OF LAUGHS fit IT'S TOI'R COMNCMTT (U ) NEWS 9 30 Oak St., 3tanche*ter A N D 2,000 TH R ILLS . . . (U l THE CHBISTOrHEHS U:M ( Sl NEWS A WEATHER a N o Cover e No Minimum S : » < t) VESTERDAVS NEW8BREL l;M ( I) NITV8 ONE SHOWING DNLT < S) PR O KW S LOBBY Scott 26 ViUaga St— RoekviHa • 411 CbOdren . . S5o ‘ ( S) NEWS------SPOBTS— OBT A WEATM Doors Open 1:$0 . K« SATURDAY 19-in. selfi^ ( «> NEWS. WEATEEB A sposhrs U:M ( |) R >. D ELECTRIC MOWERS . (K) spo:"HIRWiC.lAST -"J ' (. l -) l WORLD'S------BPqT MOVIPq O AKTAH (U> THIS IS THE LIFE (ts-4*) Jim m y d e a n show ' ■ ' ' GRAVTONE Ends Tonight: TO PARIS WITH LOVE—THE LADY KILLERS (M) SPECIAL ASSIGNMENT C K W tl CtNTEk 4 REG. $119.50 i M )NEWS------(SO HAWKEyE SPICE BEIGE ( S) TOWN CRIER (Ml TiOB STOIBY TjM <-t) 1 REUE.MBER MAMA AQUATONE GARDEN CARTS STARTS ( J) HOPALONO CASSIDY COLORS! STATE TOMORROW (IS) 1 OHrUII'N RRPOR1 If yoH'rt leokInQ for fma SsHvanl l e « (It). WEATHER A LOCAL NEWS •r . ■ f (M> NEWS AND WEATREB May Be Cut To Your Order For Any Standard Room Size nz down r r : (4*) (RWS A WEATHER food ^ spocioitias and Rugs, At Cotresponding Low Prices. WHEELBARROWS ALL COLOR! — ALL ACTION! (U ) SPORTS p o o rs k f W P L t T:U lliu e i DOI’OLAS EDWARDS. MANCHESTER NEWS t h e s a daHeaejM nor Valtici $100.20 to $240 (U ) HIOHLIOHTS AH you do i* guide it! 2V* HP Briggs ood (M) NEWS Stratton engine does the world Depre*s hon- GARDEN TOOLS Dtiive-9n-’!Jlt€utJie S- (SI) JOHN DALY. NEWS. fo iin d in Hi * o v tra g a 1:9* I S) PEATITRE PILM Of Every Description B o LTON N O T C T H "II Hapnennl Tamarrow" MAIN STREET SPECIAL! mower stops— release, mqwer storts. ( S-SS) RIN TIN TIN , food stora, fhop at , "Tha Sllaat WlUaaa” Height of cut odfusts easily—staggered in­ NOW (114*) THE BOINO BOINO .95 SHOW 4/gMO/iY sr 9x12 D U P O N T set wheels for close trimming. AH controls lo­ (n-M) TROTH OB CONfiE- Boat Owners q i’ENCES STATE cated. on hondles. Gold and white styling. tsN ( S-S9) SIN CROWE <» PINEHURST "Tha rom a" armory N YLO N RUG... (1844) TRACKDOWN 302 MAIN ST. Get o deemnstrotion, todoyl We Now Have A Line of Marine Paints "Tha OaaaraaT” (1I.M) JEFFERSON DRrM Half Of This Broadloom Was Triple Cleansed By John Leavitt, Inc., "Tha Chaalar" lt:M < 1) MARRIAGE Hartrtrd, Who Will Have Repiesentatlves At Keith's For Free Con­ W iiNii l:M ( S> STARS OP JAZZ (tt> POBBION I^ IO N N A iE B Oaaatas JaUa La*da*.__fcw- DANCE PASTY All Slara. Shnriy Razara. Ba 1:M ( t> THIS IS UUNMBCTICDT Sbaak oad Stea Lavy (IS) LONB RANORR (tt) SATURDAY BIO BROW (M) FILM OPEN 6 DAYS Nleheb UU (M) WHAT IS IT? UU ( S)''SPEAKINO PROM WASH., ★ ★ PLUS ir-k Mooeliaftar TIRE Inc. INOTON From 9 a.m. tb 5 :3 0 liM ( S> YESTERDAY'S NEWSREEL H eitit Furwsiture •llMiMl UnHIUtiM MMi (IS) LEARN A HAVE PUN Zo en =. PLUS yEVgR**wwaiABK 8TEVKN8 G O O D Y E A R ^ (M) STORY OF JAZZ 44 4 (4*) COL. TIM MeCOT OPEN THURSDAY TONIGHT liO ( S) THIS WEEK IN «POBT9 317 MAIN ST. (44) URBAN CRISIS ' i - . 1115 MAIN ST. TAKE A CHANCE NIGHT nylDntims f:N ( S) FEATURE FILM ‘ NIGrtTS TILL 9 EXTRA BONUS FEATURE IIS) BOY mOOBRS MANCHESTER EAST HARTFORD ■ t o n rb4 PiRBt 295 OmiM) SL (iS) M T . MATIMBE ___ O f A d d i t i o n t o o u b r e o u l a a s h o w 9:U (jSI-BAjEglLL PBEVIBW 34 DEPOT SQUARE-^TEL. bh 9*5274 SHOWN AT BIIDNIGHT 9tM iFree^^ Parking i' TEL Ml 3^179 S:M (*S) BABKBAtX Yaakaa* vs. OaSraU V- •ejaiw* d m h a :. '•/ "T i : t ' mm '

PAO^ P O U R KANCHESTER EVENINa HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY. MAY 2&. 1958 i i . i M l : n . - - , ...... I, ■,..iaii,..iii,; i..... ,f„ i!...... „ . i i . m u ...... MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHEI^R? CONN., FRIDAY, MAY M, 19B8 iiMiiiai| iiii I I I Coventry : r ; coUectlng plant* and tranaplant- Union Board W ill Study Ike^s Proposals S o p jitlf y Plant Sale Slated ing Into pota and eontalnara all TPC;rtcks IS M IT E DHIVEWAY BIHIJEBS aorta of material to be aold. The Youth on Tour ' money raised will be uacd on dVle Memorandmn ^b^ M ond^ For A ir Safety i^atteo Store X Fdr W^dnegday project*. During Search ' Member* of the way* and meiuu Post The annuarpIant^ii^iii|ionaered or The Town Union's executive^' ire^ Reported committee, headed by Mra. Charlea memorandum. k-M' fir$t presented Gains Supp^^ Lesperance and including Mra. Returned Home board will meet Monday night to for approval earlier, tkip mopUi- Cell IIH-Tin 'W the ; Mencheater GardOn Club By„ State Police wiU.be held next Wedneadny itt Jhe Robert Coe. Mra. E arl Biasell and A 7-month" lesrch for a- town* Alverd Mid Rybesyk w u cboaen decide whether to accept the prop­ Tha-dne considered tlw more im­ ((Oanttsaedfimn 1 ^ ^ Mr*. Charlea Crocker, will. aaaiat because of his qualifications and Eight-ysqr-Otd Ernest Squirts portant by the untish' fb a proposed Community Y from . 10 Am, to X i planning enginefcr -ended today n-u on s hitch-hiking expsdition osed memorandum of agreement vth* worker* with the ahnuala. Mr*. his enthusiasm for the Job. change that wduld ‘ r^cK the About 875 in ra4|o nnd TV prKJn p.m. * with the announcement that the yesterday during s 7-hour search Tor town employes without twp probetlimary period for a , It would replace the CAA which DeMaio Brothers x worn atolnn early Wednoafigy 'Fy were that the BUY ONE—OET To the Editor, New England having a population Mansfield. The pair grew suapl- memohtndum will be signed soon,. School Board la unwilling to sign last items in a home to be cleanei). OET t h ir d ONE , \ ADDITIONAL. ONE la dependent on experience and until 'the town does. The union haa I am aending thia letter of 30,000. Planning departments in gioua when Ernest told them he Irwin, and Frank Hippie, an In­ Regular vacuuming needs to be At h a l t p r i c e , ' AT HALF PRICE ' other factors. Westchester County and New.York wanted to visit his grandmother ternational representative of the aeparate, but similar memoran- followed once or tedee a yMr with hopea that it will clear up Rybceyk was one of seven cap- City were also contacted. .<■- in Rockville. State, County and Municipal Em­ diuns for members working for the a full cleaning. This may be done qui[ueatlona ralaed within the laat f didates who were given an oral ex­ Due to its limited budget, the ployes Union, have asked for a town and the Board of Education. professionally or with a home FRESH, DEUaOVfi—ALWATS AVAILABLE da;ya. It la In regarda to houatng amination in March by William Commission found its search a dif­ Adapt your frosting tb the. cake meeting with Martin next week. . cleaning, aid. But it should be for the aged . PISH oiNl CHIPS • PRIED CUM4S At the Janua;y 1058 meeting- of Tech SdhoolGet^ First Banner Blakey, planning engineer for the ficult one because Of the high' sal­ by considering richness and' tex­ The two points at Issue caused One frankfu'fter leftuverT Slice done—for the life and beauty of 'HovMl Cheney Technical School iwceived the flrat school banner in ita hiatory today. The -banner, « State Development Commission; aries paid to experienced planners ture as V'sll as flavor and color. . the membership to balk when the it thin end sidd it to eoup. the' rug. the Mencheater Young Democratic ordinates Club a committee wea eatabliahed conaiai^g white letter* on a' Kelly green background, waa donated by Fred Haaaifr of the NanaifT Rlchard_ Brown, executive officer Arm* C X ^ Student ActIviUeii Aaan. Leiinart Johnson, guidance counaeior, accepted the ban­ .. of the rWest Hartford Planning. to inveatigate the need to- houning ner for npd'D.-Manganelli,. school director. Left to right are Tony. D'Angona, coach, William Comndislbn; and Seb Pasanessi, for the a^ed in Maneheater. Thia Donahue, pr**ldc)it of the Student Council,'’ Johnaon,'.and Naasiff. (Herald Phpto by PJnto). - ; V ^ $ 4.99 , Mlddleton‘n architect. The examin­ committee wae called and la atill pr*ql« ations were supervised by the State Imown aa *Tha Golden Aga Village Personnel Departhient. Top candi­ Oommittee." After aes’eral weeka ment of the citizensnsXf ^ the town of at 576 Center-St., and the huge not opened, there are, of course, dates were then interviewed by a t inveatigation by thia committee Manchester it i* callediSlledA ’*political city block at Center and McKee no funds available from the town . the TPC. they reported at the March meet­ last''.." But, on the othel fiand, if Sts. It BO happen* that Alex also for these improvised rec centers. ing of the Young Democratic Club Mr. ^rkfngton or some He- own* the, huge undeveloped lot at W’e might Jihow our appreciation j that -thera waa a definite need for publican leader auggests a the comer of-Center and Stone to Aletc by rebating hi* taxes. I j boualng for the aged. The Young or Idea it is,, strangely enough Sts. 1 respectfully suggest that in might' remind the readers . that i Leg Size Nylons B U G S PLANTS? Democratic Club then eothorixed posed to be assumed that it is as much aa the site on the comer .^ ile Alex not onl.v pa.v* big taxes, ! Machine Washable No-Iron Personal Notices IN Y O U ! the Golden Age Village Committee the betterment of the citizens of Center and Stone Sts. is no.t he, as a prudepf niiainess man. to do whatever furtlM^-inveatiga­ Manchester and not a ‘'pollticai; enough for a regulation base­ carries costly public iiability In- ball'Ytiamond. Alex should build Of pnrma-pres’sed cotton that's wrinkle re­ tion or correapotidence neceaaaty iaaue."- j furanctr on allafl three'site*. ■ Once-A-Year sistant,v wrinkles hang out. : never needs Resol^ition of Sjmpathy ■X. y . in order to present thi* matter to, ...... If there. —are —,any further------doubt*------, | tennis cal Union IN YOUR been informed that the Hocuiing the Mam-hester Young Democratic i W ebern a loyal and dedicated worker, Authority had been conducting an Club, which include* many dated, letters sent and received by this RESOLVED, That the Memberahip of Ihveatlgation for the need for hous­ I^eaJ No. €3 hereby rivea foi^nal ex* ing for the aged fbr the past year committee. Thank you for allowing - 'Regularly I AA Regularly f O O B IG M A Y preaaloo of Ita R’levoua lose In the and were prepared to present their me this space. 1.98 NOW _ • •OO Pr. LiW NOW ieX O . leath of Michael KletnachmIdI and Sincerely,--..... i does hereby note in lu. recordi. the informatlbn to lb# Boar® qf Dt- Th rcc Pairs 4 95 Three Fairs paaslnf of a man who waa eateentf^ Tsetors. The Housing Authority Roger M. Negro, FOR BOYS and GIRLS by hla asaociatea. loved by hia frlendft President. ManchesterX'oung L uxury Shn«pa. D rta* Sheers and reapected brwH for hla honeirty. wan Informed b.v me aa president Democratip- Club. ; F\illy Fashioned and Seamless Magi- of the Young Democratic Chib of , Seamless Heel and Toe ■ 'ManeifCMer' th a r we a r r tob p e r | 'Nollred and A ppr^aM ' ROASTING GH4CKENS .....■Ma^:;StyetchrTK»T'-tfi*';'— -----'KbirL*ff|tHI rent behind thia project and will ( familv aj a hunible expresaioo of T,*ora1 To the Editor. Knee Stretch No. W’a heartfelt sympathy In Ua be­ do all we can to aasUt them in j These special Cornish-cross capons, large roasters, or Servic* Weight Silk GIRLSVSKIRTS reavement. making thia project a reality ip" If Ripley relum* on resurrection Tude Vlnct* Preaident. day and Msiime* hi* "believe it or frj’ers are iir a class by themselves for delicious quality. Catherine Cramer. Aecretary, Manchester. V d u 8 $ 3 .9 9 John Addy. Treaaurer. Contrary to what Mr. Turkington i not" rymimn.. he will undoubtedly You can buy them without even getting out of your car 99 would like th* citizens of Manches­ relate the fact that Alex Jarvl* on- just a feYv minutes'drive from the center, clean and Polished cotton floral Card of Thanks twb very, very expensive and Regularl.v A Regnlariy 1 IT print*. Self crinoline, ter to believe th* Democratic mem­ ready to cook, a real farm value direct to you. 1.85 NOW ■ • I / Pr. bers of the Board of Director* dj;' avHy taxed' pieces of property-- r.8.5 NOW I .•* I Pr. Vv a a h a b 1 e. Unpressed %i*h to thxjik our fritnrt« and ___ iin thi. nmiect yim i both on Center S t.-1* maintaining rflativfs for the many arte of klndnexa project Three Pairs 4.20 Three Pairs 3.50 pleat*. 7 to 14. extended to ua In our recent bereave­ Tt>dnMMar •venina jfav^ 14/l»6« 1 '***" propertie* for baseball dla- ROGER OLCOTT Demi-To* Seamlesa AIJHO PRF,-TEEN’8 AT 8S.99 ment. The beautiful floral tributes, loan M the young teenage boy.' Walking Sheer* of eare. rarde and other expresMona of Daytim* Sheer* pympathy were deeply appreciated. whenever a Daihocr*Qc^*4*r of gtria. 40.1 We.st. Center Street Mitchell 3-7851 Walking Sheer* Dress Sheers Democgatic (mganhkal^ sug^sUij 1 refer to the property acrosa Service Weight Mr*. Emily Tvaniekl and family. a project or Mea for the better- j from the apartment in which 1 live Magi-Lace, Imported Cotton G IR LS' 1-Pc. SUN In Memoriam SU IT S ^ 7 0 I loTlng metnery of my d-sr hu.band: Leut* E. r»c)< who paSeed sw ay May "V IS. IMl. » ’ Valu«$2.«Y ■ f*» He eleepa In Ged'a beauUfuI gardtii. Kfl-iy care no iron pi*(

I '■ 1 m. f / ■•■I- J - ' - ■ ';v ■" •' •')* • • 1 • ■' i ’ \ •\ • y t:V V’ :v--’ mm '-U '-rt . -A' t “ ‘.■‘t:'.'/"iV. ■ ■' ' ^ - . 'T' ■ r ■■■■ 1 "• Xli f. 'X ■ J . ’ ). f ' ;i> " V t. ) MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESfBR, CQNN,» FRIDAY. MAY 7 PAGE SEVEN PAOe 8TX i,j MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. CONN, FRIDAY, MAY 28, 198» ■A* fere Fairfield County Superior two poilnU o{ vidw, lat ua at ilMMt whole battle of Europe for lack of Imagine,' to keep H f^om getting Three Dioclors Quit Japanese Ride Court. Nq trial-date h'aa been aet Jlanrl|pBtpr aay tfilk Starting a wiw to 'b a V a cockWl, and the picture, by Mr. out Of control. _ Booklet Outlines FOR RENT Reform Bid 'Crowley, 48, la an executive in [aETCHER MASS 00. "ANfMcsm# ..T-— •' -ifl . ' • and I f BMM. Movie Frejectors CMS Policy GrOu^ the T.A.P. Jones Co. and ia fhar- limitotl affair, and keaptng It that of our losing all South _soiUid or sUeatt Alse M ana. ried to Jones' sister. 8-Y81B ^Dpuing ^praiik A n i^ ca because of the cocktail', H er^n There Permanent germicide* are being ‘ Blood Test Steps Lawyer Alone w'ay, ara two differant things. And. built into clothing material, a re­ slide projector*. Hubbelt's statement alleges, that I I88^WEST MIDDLE TUBNPIKE iPUBUSHieo BY hiie which VBming ahall we take 7 And " ------5^''" By Pfiim lin New. Haven, May 23 (A —Three h siu Ld PR onw o cx>.. me. betting that the war* of the future cent report states, for use in light­ he Was struck repeatedly by CORNER DURANT litt IS BUacII S trtet If we c'anH ,eettle an elemental 1 ^ ' b y Proesdur* on* ^lood .te^trf 'b*- WELDON DRUG CO. doctors ' have resigned from the ItajtchcMar .Conn are going to fall into any <»nifort> ing off microorganistaa, bacteria, ,M1 Mata 8$. Tel. Ml Adgti Visits Crowley Crowley, then fell against a tele­ THOMAS r ably preconeeit'ed pattern 1* non­ sue like this sensibly and sojM f^ fungi and bill collectora we pre­ for# marrlag* Is the feuhject of a 12-man Professional Policy Com­ scope In his home. He said he suf­ NEW LARGER QUARTERS ' WALTER R FERGUiBON WALTCT E. TEDFORD sume. fered severe" laceration* of an eye PublUbcra . sense. . . what hop* Is ^af;e for jk-tinlfied, brochure. published by the Con­ F a c e s T e s t mittee of the Connecticut M ^Cal (CoBttaoed fresh. Page Qne) OOCNTT EDITOR ' and a whiplash-type injury to hia ToundcS O ^lM r 1, M l '' . So lAT AX we can see, this debate consistent policy dAl'other great necticut BtaU Department of Service (CMS), whose new con­ ^PLEN’TY OF FRONt AND REAR PARKING The New England Council ^la* (Oeattaeed (ron Page Om ) neck. ' £publlfli*d Kv«rr ETtntnt Except over' whether the next war is go­ wrorld question* facing we 7 Health. Callrt “Something Old, tract haa been opposed by the Maryland house of representatives ' PHidayx and HoltOATa Entered a t the charged that it ia unthinkable Something New.’* the brochure R ANGf on vacation, to buy an Oil tanker. .Crowley, in . an answer filed AUTO GUSS INSTALLED Poat Ofnea at Maneiieater Conn. ing To be tUnltbd or unlimited real­ — ^------A couple, of faiwinating news items passed our way this to have a New Tork rectaurant ■ iltia pthera may be if the premier State Medical Society. against the suit, says he striick eond C)aaa Mall Matter ly proves only one thing. While we serve Manhattan clam- chowder- in lisU eight etepejthe couple must The latest resignation came from The three shared a suite at the Hubbell once in the face because week. One was that a t least 75 per cent of America’s women .UFl OIL iMls his posiUoh threatened. GLASS FURNITURE TORS SDBBCRIPTION RATES place our bet* on this (jueatipn—: the U.8. Pavilion at the l^sscle take in order toTmeet Connecticut Dr. Roswell D. Johnson, of New Impcriai Hotel. Jones was found Hubbell made obscene and acur- ■ Payabla In Adranca A Thought for Today ' use a hair color at one time or another and the second noted World's Fair, The premier, who won his offlee Britain, who said he-quit- aa a ona Yaar ...... 115.50 the Army one way, the secretaiy law on blood tests., GASOlINf dead—badly bruised and battered rilons remarks concerning Crow­ MIRRORS (Fir«plHc« aiul Door) n M onths ...... , 7 75 Sponsored by Uie'Manclieetee that Ground Observer Corps personnel will soon ^ wearing In fact, the council has sent a May 14 with th* support of all ex­ result of the dispute over the con In his room. Police said.he died ley's wife, and later made derog­ of deferise and the Alr .Pbrce an­ telegram to Howard S. CuUmsn, The booklet make* a deUlled ^mree Mnnifia , , S.fHJ Oonncll «f Obnreher hehdgear with built-in antenna, able to pick up signals ema­ explanation of th* time it takM cept extreme Rightists and Ck>m- tract. 'j. of a cerebral hemorrhage. Kiss­ atory remarks about Crowley. One Month ...... , 1.30 other—it' might be.* good idea to u.S. Commissioner Oeneral, call­ Johnson, prasident of the Con­ Hubbell denied this in another PICTURE FRAMING foH fypM) Weekly ...... 30 nating, from spots more than 100 miles away ing this venion vegstabia soup. to have th* blood test* Uken and munlsU, seemed confident that, the inger la not unde? detention. Btngle'Copy ...... 06 stake a little Something on the At first;, these item* didn't ap-*' analyzed. . necticut dhapter of the American Ulirukawa said he had received reply filed in the suit. A Prayer Before Surgery The council says ths-true chowder,- BANTLY OIL coalition would hold together since Academy of Pediatricians, said to­ WINDOW and PLATE GLASS ■ MEMBER OF ' ” i proresses of diplomacy and peace- pear to- be related at all, but we Tiro* muet be allowed to zrringe defeating him would open the door an inquiry from the American law “Into Thy Fatherly keeping, grey. Immediately he realises he's ss New Englanders know .it, is I . iMi \ . 1 l\( day: When you buy ice creim hi a ^ THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ; makincr to the end that we set thought them dvpr at length and mad* with clams, potatoes,, onions the s|>pointmcnt with the private for D* utuile.' firm Janies Lee Kauffman of OONTRACTURS; WE HAVE IN SltiCK lTh« Associated Press is exclualvely) "'“'" a., lO in' ®na inai we get L«rd, 1 commit my life completely been had. But opposlilon was already ^Peraopally., I favor the new Tokyo oh behalf of the dead ma'n's round carton you can serve ft in | '^MUtled to the use of repubileatton of,Ourselves at least some limited came up with * few-wlld ideas. pork and cream. physician. More time is needed for ''1 \ ' S 1 IM .I I contra'cf very much." ’ aU news di.-paiches credited to It at , , , ,, j j with trust and confidence. To Thee But. \t at the time he were" Of couZee, tha council is wrong. the blood sempie to be sent to an building up to some of the pro­ wife. The firm said it had been re­ even slices if you stit the carton! MEDICINE CAIINETS and SHOWER DOORS ■*ot.^therwi8e credited In inis oaper ! brand of peace. If we never do find I give my body that Thou mayeat Ths magazine ChitiqiciU Week courting her, he wore one of those Everyone knoyrs that pure chow­ accredited leborstory for snslysi*. m Mlfrlirll 9 -1!>95 gram. Former V Premier Plirre But he said , he objected to the tained by Mrs. Jones but refused from th* firmly-frozen ice cream' 1 way CMS officials were trying to and- All also Hahta tha of local rerublic.allofl news piibllshed of special! here. ,,'hat kind nf <>* war " » rths me nevi next onenna repair it. May I fall asleep peace­ reports in .Its latest newtiqtter that hats with built in antenna de­ der Is made with clams, potatoes, Several day* must be allowed for .Mendes-France was reported one furthei; comment. with a sharp knife apd then peel OPEN SATURDAYS—OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS pspatebee herein are afto reserved would be,that Will leave a fasci­ fully in Thee. Guide the hands of hair coloring ha* grown io,, a $42- signed to spot the true color of onions and porir, peribd; Cream in the reeults to be mailed to tlw ROCKVILLE TR 8-8271 of those displeased with the key put H into e f f ^ and said there off the heavy paper. A quart of million a year do-it-yourself busi­ hair, he would be free to woo again proposal requiring any motion to had been a "breakdown In rela­ DEFENDANT IN SUIT the ice cream may be cut into six ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN nating .^.question unanswered, but the surgeon, that ' through the clam chowder7 Never! physician to whom a return vwt ' Pull serrt^,chbnt of ,N. E. A. Serv­ ness, with an additional $16-miltl another day. V, -4 overthrow a cabinet also to Include tions" between ' doctors and the , Bridgeport, May 23 UP)—Joseph' rounds. / ice. Inc. . - C mercifully. wound he must make there may must be paid. ' Publishers Renres^'ctallves; Tha enter in Thy healing power to re- '****“*y parlor market. Women Of course, this Is In the ex- Chicago—Msnilfzcturere of soft- Th# coupls csi] then take the - the nomination of a' new premier. CMS. P. Crowley, former Yale grid star Julhia Mathews Special Atenev — New paying as much as $1S0 a year to In effect forcing the assembly to York Chicago DetrmKand Boston. store me to health and strength. Snppor a man ha* as a spe- drink bottles in th* United States result* to the registrar And apply Dr. John p. Booth df Danbury now held in. Tokyo in connection ME5TBER AUDIT o» ScoundrBl’s Refuge Bless the nurses who assist th* beauty parlors to have their hair cialNtfflnity for brunettes, but wll about IH billion a year. Thia for a license. The waiting period agree on a new government before and Dr. Allan J. Ryan of Meriden with the death ot his brother-in- circulations surgeon and who care for me.aa I color changed, probably more than It could get rid of a csblnet. .have resigned'from the policy law, fa the defendant in a 2-year- some of them spend on clothing. spots a-MfUiead who seems almost is about 7.S per cent of all the between applying for a license find There are many complicuitiona in return to consciousness. Calm ihy me- nfee. but not quite. If she were glass containers sold annually in getting one- Is'rour day* In Con­ Pfilmlin'z proposals also wo committee. • old lawsuit which alleges he beat • The Herald Prlntln* Compmvy. Inc., anxious relative^ and friends as Only a small percentage of this Reduce the length of partiariien- a Bridgeport businessman. natumes no financial responsibllHy for the case of Adam Clayton Powell, coloring .is used to change hair a dyed redhead whose hair is ac­ the nation. necticut. . WATKINS- tary sessions tp five months a year Both .were deftated for office In typorraphical errors appearing InN^d- they watch an^ wait for my re­ tually brown, he might never know the S tate' Medical Society last Harvey Hubbell, president of j Wrtlsements and other reading matt the representative and the, rever- covery. Grant that if'there be any from gray to some other shade:- In to give ministers more administra­ Harvey Hubbell Inc. Co. of Brldge-4 jb The Manchester Evening Herald d, including the complication suffering, I haC'e strength to bear fact, one manufacturer has - come unless he wore one of those radar tive time. month when a slate of phyelclani equipped hats. WEST opposed to the new contract wa* port, charges 'in his *' suit that! Display advertising closing hours; thiit New Ifojrk City Democrats it willingly, and patiently. Amen." out witj^ 22 different hues. . Delegate power for the cabinet Crowley assaulted him in his home 'or Mondav—1 p,m Fiidav Malcolm B. Bellinger. putting two and two to- Antenna hats Could Wot^k against to fill in details on approved pol­ elected. r‘.' 2 Or Tueadav—1 p.m Monday don't Ibv:e him too well anyway be­ the rngle. too, and must 'hg care­ Fmeral Seniet icies and let the cabinet veto here in the summer of 19.56, or Wednesday—1 p.m Tuesday, her and coming up with an even edical Mirror The new cont7*cJt krould pro­ Hubbell Is asking $100,000 dam­ or Thursday—I p.m Wednesday. cause, in thalas*l presidential elec­ fully guarded to prevent this from specific parliamentary directives vide service bmeffts to. families What the world craves todi this is our plan to do a-.ser­ O m oaf A West. DIrsetor ages. The case is atlU pending be-' Or m d aj—1 p.m Thursday. tion. he cameXqit for Eisenhower. a more spiritual and less ta vice for the world's bachelors and happening. Women could have'an- WHAl OOClOtt', SAI ABOUl within those policies unless two- earning up to $7,600 a year. The ,or Saturday—] n m Friday. But the fact l i ^ a t he had been at the same time have a little fun tennae hidden in their frilly hats 14S East Oeator St.- thirds of parliament opposes it. present contract limits, benefits to Claastfled dsadllna; ID 3(1 a m sach religion. To the man or^emman ■ntehen f-YlN of publication except Saturday— indicted for income'^fsuc offenses, facing death, great copfllct,' the pitting hair color manufacturers and by :* twist of a dial determine A cabinet spokesman said if Un those earning $5,000 or lets. juet how much money a man' hae • Mental Health • Thought Center and that his' own behkvior under big problems ot hupaSn life, the and headgear makers against each assembly approved these plans am -|(Viday, Msy 23 forms of religktnAre of minor con­ Other. in his' wallet, a disastrous result the proposals being drafted to re­ this indictment . has Cfmdemned cern, while of religion is For example: Pity the poor for some bachSlors. Q. Does $ho foot poea ef medera shape the French Union of over- him even more than the indlctihqnt Hvlag cause; mental breakdown? MaachMlerit Oldmt N e w « Bladdnail Winning? a desperately needed souce of In- bachelor who meets a dazzling A thing like this'Would neces­ with Ftasst FMUlties aces territories, Pfllmlln might Hospital Notes does. splratlojk'comfort kud strength, blonde only to find out too |ate that sarily. require some kind of cen­ A. It probably does in some case* Off-Street Parking resign. This would give the legisls- PLANTS - With what nmourfl.s to the for- '■ —John D. Ro^efeller, Jr. tur* the chance to decide who In place of that patriotism which her hair ie' really fraught with sorship or FCC regulation, w* but it may be high time to get Establisbed 1874 Patleata Today; 17# Large Selection Of ^ jhsl proclamation todav of a seps- the good Sam Johnson once called another whipping boy. An Eng­ should exercise the new power*. In Tunis, President Habib Bour- ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Mrs Jste government In 'Algena, the the last refuge of scoundrels, Pbw- lish, doctor gays too much stress Helen Fletchgr, 30 Canterbury St yrench deadlock hardena It.self still is being placed on stress. He tells guiba.said he hoped. Benard would ell has been using just about every return soon with s. formula for Miss Zenta Ozola. 49 Donne Sti- more. Unforiunstely, however, it patients that life ie a battle Harold Bartlett, Phoenix St;. 'Ver­ other good symbol he can think of against many unavoidable stress­ solution of French-TUnlBisn dif­ Head lip! Shoulders Back! Look Alive! does not seem likely to remain just P O I N T E R S , non; Christie McCormick. 240 A u f o m a f i c POnED PUNTS-URNS as a .shield and alibi. He has been es. The healthy attitude is to en­ ficulties. The troubles started Henry St.; Stanley Chfssey. An­ Lt,'Harrj- Taylor Sr4 commanding officer of the State Police M test of endurance and nerve be­ hiding, for one thing, Itehind his joy the Sght, W* might all do- Feb. g when French planes bombed Stafford Springs barrack* pins gold bars on the shoulder of his O (aseoMUst eoiie. N o T l i a Tunisian village, contending it dover; Mr* Berjl Wilton. Brosd son, Harry Taylor Jr., during Military Day Exercises at the Uni­ tween two French governments. own color, pretending that none of for NEW HOME BUYERS better by facing the facta of Ilf*. Brook ; .Miae Gertrude Holmes. 106 That would be emergency enough harbored forces of th* SLi-yesr- Hamlin'St.t Robert Butler Jr.. 109 versity of Connecticut Thursday; The younger Taylor, a diatin- this wouW be happening to.him if G. Where la the thought center old Algerian rebellion.' Orchard St.; Mrs. Hazel Baker. 50 guished military student In the Army ROTC program at UConn. MIXED POTS - BASKETS jn Itaelf. There must be added to it IscatedT FOR he weren't a Negro. He has been X w w After the air raid Tunisia de­ Elizabeth Dr.; Robert: Frechette, is slated to enter the regular Army a* a second lieutenant upon ■pit possibility that the actititie.s of graduation J'une IS. ~ - YOUR URN or WINDOW ROK' using his cm:7i pulpit for a most One of the piost im pbrtwt pieces,of j^Ulpment in y6ur I A. There is no such thing. Th* S A F E m SAKE manded that Fr.nce withdraw her Wlndaonllle Reen shock-1 X suspect but it doesn't take a questions are welcome and .will In C e n tra l Tunisia. Bourguiba entry. RED may, while It is acting independ­ :\ i Bolton: George Gorr^ 24 Elsle-j, If a suit or dreaa needs altera­ Ing enough tb force_U»e National j trained person long to pick out answered anonymously in this F R J B £ said a French Jet which' had land- ently of Paris, broaden and reopen column whenever possible. Let­ Bir t h t o d a y : a daughter to Dr.; Richard Lavighe. 'W spptng:' tion. when you buy it. have the Fsetury- Association for the Advancement ' B E 'm R HOME Ht!AT"€Qt(NCn„ INOi I the mentally -or emotionally up­ #raRf Etol. Iraiw «md — ed Bier* with three other - planes Mr. and Mrs. • Frederick Hobbs, Samuel~Robinaon..35 Edmund S t.;, ckangeamade at once. Many-wom­ the war In North Africa until it set person. Doctors recently vis- ters can .not be answered invldu- and theft took off in a hail of Tu- Mra.-Mary Cenlnl, 216 Oak 8L; : en wear a.^res* that'* too long AittorfaM SuIm A S « n ^ of Colored People into open con- , [ited 200 homes in an eight block slly. Mall should be addressed to Shock Abserbor iRspoe* Mansfield Depot. ■ inclu.des-hot onlX Algeria, but Uso demnatlon of bl.s abuse «inrperv#r-*| I-OOK FOR TUIS-SEAIj ' J. ■Doaauey -BsUtou, -MJlw- c/o Xniaian gimflre dropped one bomb DISCHAROEP YE.STERPAY; Mr*. Marv O'Brien. 8 Gerard St.;1 through the -waist or too wide ^ ' BUSH l*re* hr-B*lt l*ke City. Using •* • ...... through th*'Nriw^hl^rr-tft"-drder to Tunisia and Morocco, already sup- Science' Ektitom, P. O. Box SN, ' hii the airfield. There yea# sntping MTii. T>tfs Fogg 183 T-arker StT■ Jsmeir 'McCnrry,: Wapphtgr- WO-1 Angiistina Komimsfcl : Sion of its own. good cause. It Is - friendly, perspnal approach, the in th* area later in the dav from Russell Willis. 21 Phelps Rd.; Gary frid Swift.'East Hartford; George save money. This is (Lp-ijor way to 'JiiMedly in possession of their own to be hoped it also shocks Hsriem | ! physicians Interview^ abotit 350 Madison Square Station, N. Y. Work done by expert* on aU save since the total effect..of the .BUY YOUR N|W 8M E 10, N. Y. Remember, th* diag­ coBventionsI make* ef cars. both sides. No casualties were re­ McConnell. 02 Bissell St.; Mrs. Senerth. Wapping; Mr*. Jynnie . 888 W. Center St.—Ml 9-0848 liuMpendence, The French army Itself enough-so it makes sure it I adults. The doctor* picked out ported. Mary Gelinss, 48 Joseph St.; Rus- j Oorra and daughter, 24 Elsie Dr.; | dree# is mined. has, Sq far, been unable to subdue I 111 persons who had some evi- nosis snd treatment of disease Landscape Nowf has s new congressman, come No- ; ; deqee of mental or emotional requires the skili and knowledge Algeris.'tf^o attempt the reconqiiest vember. t Llh«nt 'FiHgMj«| AviiMIt. I triable. With on* out of three which only a physician can ap­ MORIARTY "of Tunisla''N^d Morocco, when it '■m < pecqile affected it’a no wonder ply by personally attending the can't even wlq^ In Algeria, would •liiAiig imt »HI MVtr It luwtrr ! doctor* say that mental and emo- paticnL BROTHERS seem the heightNif hot-lieaded fol- I.Aat lA»t CauBC? MI-SIS CcMter Street DOGWOODS •ly. And perhaps thb^e is some ac­ To be fair about it, Harold Staa- Builders who use this I fifli fMimaey PiRtitROx PbarRiaey ; ------Tetepbaae SO g-siss curacy in opinions th^t the Al­ sen would have needed a miracle or -seal and advertise oil f A'1mW tom is M iMBitUBt iliVttllMIlt. healed homes have gone M« Ceater St.—lin t-BBU 290 E. Center 8L—MI 9*-M0« gerian rebels are muilixmore In­ two to go into Pennsylvania, aa to extra expense to bring EVERGREENS ’2!! terested in obtaining such ^qpread an obvious political carpetbagger, you the many advantages 4 aivf liMity'lto bmvurIm u tf 8ulr • f war than is the k'rench arn'ijr. and aa an obvious challenger to the of de luxe OH Heating. :.v But, regardless of possible altb;^ constituted parly organization too. •WR ton# Mir vfcto ttoy m M fif it tto Ziltion of niotives, the situation it- qndnd com-940« ■Africa can, by its. independent ac­ organization opponents got some tions trap France and everybody !230,000 more than he dwL.- ' ^ Shipped directly to fat tragsdy beyond cure. Unfortunately for Mr. ShMsen, This inevitably adds to the preg- however, he Is n o t' going t^ g e t iure on those who, in Paris, are many fair appraisals or verdi^,. trying to preserve the democratic and there i's, besides, nothing-much Wllchaels to save you money*... Jorms qf government. What it says they can do for him, anyw'ay. Hia to them, in effect, is that if they monumental nerve for lost causes OF MANCHESTER don't yi.eld to de Gaulle promptly, has by thia time exhausted the NOW O the tituation may get so out of fancy even of his friends; ’the hand that even he '.on't retrieve it. chortle of his enemies, that he has This paeksgs 1$ one of sfivaral racaivad The refusal of The French rebels In been slain', will be ail that will be ! Algeria tq^accept the authority of heat;d. And wliere could be-go from [ ? •f Miebisats avary yaar^ In it are dia- r f ^ Paris,.^Tmlea* that autliorlty is j herq, even if everybody should be | r mendt lalactad abrdad by bur gam. ax- liaif^cd to de Gaulle, is one piece fair and kind? Not, one can be j I 'p f blackmail. The clanger of what sure for a very long time, to any i ' part$ to conform to our $trict $tandard$ Jhey may be doing, in the interim, elective destiny. In Minhesdta, or % ef cutting, clarity, color and brilliance^ is a brand of blackmmaJI even Pennsylvania, or any new state he j more frightening and irresp<}n.sible. may choose id adopt. Politically, I Bacau$a of direct importing, and be- ICE CREAM BAR The tenacity, courage, and tardy we would say, he has had It. But ■; , HOURS: 10:00 A.M. to 10:00 P.M. tinity with which the French poli­ what does an unemployed politl-1 * • causa wa buy in large efuantity, wa are ■ ■ ' ' ■ ticians at home are trying to evade cian do? There's the rub. What! "^abla to salPyou diamonds of luparier this blackmail de.serve 'admiration. university will have him for pres­ 4^ ' ... Come Out and Taste The Very FINEST M d it tvouid be an inspiring thing ident? What ambassadorship is can be closer than it seems 1 • ' quality at-lowa$t po$sibla pHce$. Wa ICE CREAM In This Areal _ to see ^ e ’processes of law and big enough? What does Ike have call thata tha Michaaif Treature Cheit' gemocracy worry' through to an to offer, anvwav? iveptuaJ victory. But the chances Diamonds, th ir name indicates value SPECIAL FOR MONTH OF MAY: jot this grow more slim. The army Cocktails In Diplomacy Baa it* price, and de Gaulle has his, One way to make your dream vacation possible is that ii 'unmatched anywhere for the B"d opf guess, is that both will be There is -some obvioua confusion You' ve never had it so soft! to' save for it in our ALL PURPOSE SAVINGS. V ■ . ' ..price. /’ . X •: ’ ' . paid. —perhaps even a definite and fatal rift In American policy—over ■ CLUB. Then.^hen you’re ready tp,|fo, convert yciur Enfsureraent rinfffi illustr«te- be limited. SAVE $40.00 Batten Dairy nritlee the thrilling, yet tragic Mambaz FDIO ^•OWNO THI I^But Defense Secreiary McElroy, story of how- the department had hi# testimony before Congress, to puii back, from his post” in JiWiLSItS SiyViKSMlThS J.d "I think we ahould' say; on Paris, one American- foreign serv­ Reg. $69.00 ' ICE CREAM BAR la point of Umlted yarfare tlial I ice Officer'who was doing a very matching ottomans,. ' t«Y - •■.V TS8 Mo Ir it., Monehastar J. NEGROandSONS^ I not ake how you could hSve'Tliii'-" bi’llliant Job of outwitting a very $49.50 . -.( warfare between the. two ma- sharp Russian diplomat, but who Alao", Hartford .; opponenls." Rather,-he would Route No. 85, Bolton Phone Ml 3-400d, just couldn't afford, out of his ow-n. THE KNOWN NAME, THE KNOWN jQUAUTY SINCE 1900 lidqr "all-out nilHtary strug- pocket, to keep up the goqd work. - 'V . ^ inevitable thing. Between this picture, by Mr. OPEN ■ri-^URSDAIf AND FRIDAY NIGHTS TO 9 Qg a balance betweeh the iJuUas, of our losing perhajjif ths 0|M R toinorrow Riomin^ HMji’12 rooh -.■M.'.i V, .. V r.-' . A *.f - ^'■7: . ''"iw ^XXrXLk''' y ■ /f'-, "V • I > V X . - j '

MANCHESTER EVENING'HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, MAY 23, 196? PAGE NINE ■ , \ . ______- * • -______^______:______------’— - - ...... TA tJir EIGHT MANCHESTER ^EVENING HERALD, M ANaiESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 23, ing secretary; 1 rs. Isaac Bnyder, Dec, 27 after hla car registration ptiim Rockville circus, the pack heme for.the paat Riten Kiwahians Mark ffnuicial aecratary; Mra. Madrlce was reported to police as the car Bolton month. , , tension Service.*' of “ *« A n s w e r LocalStocks' which struck arid damaged the > i m Held Faaa, eorreaponding secretary;. D riv^^Fm ed $100 'Lanx fruit stand on Windsor Ave. BANK ^ Daily Radi WHAy-4»10 Parents, brothers and Bisters, of The Rev. and Mrs.. Carlton T. Fred Edgar Day Mrs,. Irving Handler, guardian; the Cubs '■ are invited to attend. ORANGE HALL He' claimed no knowledge of the W I^ P —I4J» Daley of United Methodist Church !ount8 for Sure Mrs. Irwin Ungsr, Mrs. Joseph accident. k>~UMO EM t«ra 8tMMl«,ra Fire Drill Set have planned an open house Sun­ Itockvtlle~The funeral df Claude- .MuotaUona Fnralghod'lty A "Fre6 ' Edgar Day" waa the„ In Appealed Case Is Show CriMutii A MIddlehtook, Ihe, CfSTman arid Mrs. Jrving Hoohberg, Another 12-member jury waa Th* usual weekc.t>; drill of the day from 3 to 7 p.m. All friends Pottca haye assured the Town A. MiUa; former Rockville itiia^iK; theme of yesterday's tClwania Club trustees. ' • I" - ' ¥ volunteer Are department will be in the community as well aa par­ 'Eaiik Btocka' A 12-m‘ember jury In Tolland picked yesterday to hear the. case SATURDAYS (gUowtni progrAin MDi Court thai J (^ k.,I^ln, 3:^, of and prominent buaineaamen, wSa, meeting at .tha. Manchester Coun­ Co-chairmen foi the dinner; Mrs. of Leo Sokolia, 44, ROckvlKc, 'jvHA V-berenad* held at 8 a.m. Siindaj at the 6re- ishioners are urged , to “drop In" edris. Bank and'-T^t Philip Freedm-.n' and Mr*. Jay County Buperior Court yesterday «r« tuppacd p> ui* evaio Wt’CC-'C—NawaCaat . _ Sai listing house. East Hartford, wilt,be hel« tomor- held yeaterday afternoon at the try Club., Some 70 members paid charged with driving a m'o to r WKNB-.Ot>*n Mike at the parsonage Sunday after­ C oC X '.. ,. . .J i ...... 38*4 Goldstein, are being assisted by found Daniel L. Carroll, 24, Ash­ K4m«nu Ara aybjaot to WTIC—Lilt in the World Dog Complalnia Numerous noon. row to answer charges of speeAng White Funeral Home. First NhOonal Bank of^^ tribute to the Rev. Dr. Fred R. vehicle while under v the influence Edgar,. mlniatar of South Meth­ Mrs.. Upyd Curktfi. Mrs. Sam Dla.’' ford, guilty of svadlng rdiponsl- Of. intoxicating liquora. He too, cU MoHcliMie/i Ga. n wttliodt notlco. WDRC—E. R Murrow 97 Deputy Dog Wqiden Marjorie and failure to carry a license. Ha Dalegatloiui from tha Chamber of Manchelter ...... 27 . mond, Mip. Joseph Ctordon, Mrs. WPOP—Top 40 Tima Dougan reports numerous com­ Advertisement— ' odist Church, who Is being trans- bUlty. J u d ^ Abraham S. Bordon appealed a guilty finding from .)93 MAIN ••.Ttfnt -d ‘ F NCt'H MAIN 5T»EI‘ • MAffCHfSTl, Commerce, the American Legion Hartford Hutmal „,H torred to Hlghand'’Park Methodist Joseph Green, Mrs< Arnold Landa- fined him 3100. WHAY—Record Rodeo plaints are being received about Dancers Holiday,, presented' by has failed to appear tha paat three EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT and the American Legion Auxll- Bank A 'Truat Co. 31H Rockville City Court WTIC—Monitor The Tolland County 4-H Favbctte roaming dogs. She also comments weeks, but la presently peing held S '* Church In Dallas, Tex. berg, Mrs. Isaac/Snyder. Mrri. Her­ Carroll, who waa represented by Flora B. Johnson School of Danc­ lary as well as repreeentativea of Mancheater Trust 68 63 bert Snyder and Mrs, Sidney Tal- 9 A. M. io 12 NOON MUitr WDRC—Robert V Lawla Food* Show will have 97 entrli many Bolton dogs have not 7 :9 0 P .M . Dr>Edgar was presented with a Atty. Leo B. Flaherty Jr., had so- *Less than two fifths Of the books . WPOP—Myelery Tima ing, .Friday, May 23, 8:16, Bowers in jail hare in lieu of $100 bond 28 0AME8—4 SPECIALS—1 SWEEPOTAKB , , .financial and civic l^ rd a of which . Fire Inaurance Cjbmpanle* plaque j»y..^sldent B. T^heodore lant. Chairman of the In’ts^ation pealed the case from Rockville City acquired by Harvard University’s ,_ j i Godb-tr tilg— is of them from the local Clever licensed for the coming year, School, Manchester. Adults 81.00, ha was a member attended. Aetna Fire ...... v.63tii 88^4 ’axtrorki Rcvu* WHAY—Record Rodeo according to State law, after being taken Into custody by Bantly Jr, m -recognition of hts is Mrs. Herman .^port. Court He was arrested at his home library are In English. ■we WTIC—Monitor Cutters Club." The show will be Children 76c. Tickets may be pur- The Rev.- Paul J. Bowman. ]iaa- Hartford Fira ...... 148k .164 work in the eonwnunity and hla .mAY—PlaU»i Ptrtjr WDRC—Robert U Lewla for damage done by dogs Bast Hartford Police yeaterday. tor of Union Congregational Nallonail ...... 78' 82 WCCC—Record B cvtu held in Bolton for the first time, to peradha. livestock and poultry. service to the KIwsiiHa^Club. WPOP-Myatery/Time Matin'was arra*ted hart on May Church, off [dated. Burial wag in Phoenix f. . 64<4 8TH WKNB—P.M. g;S»- on Saturday afternoon in the Com. They are ano liable to proaecutfor Porform- 2 a t a N. Main St. radar chacK The presentation of fbe^plaqtre WT’>'—Roe^ Uuier WHAY—Record Rodeo munity Hall. ' . Grove HUI Cemetery. Life aad Indemnify Ina. Coo. Was the only serious note in an THEY 5AID IT COULDNT BE •• WDRO—Arthur Oodtrer w n c —Weather Watrh for allowing Imgs to roam, annoy post and summoned to- appear in Honorary bearers ware Malcolm •• WPOr—Wax»ork« Revue WDRC—Ruat Dr* per During the Judj^ing period, rela^ persons on highways or excessive court May 5. When he didn't tha Aetna Casualty . . . . 133 143 otherwise lighthearted program:'^ tlves and friends of the exhibitors ’Advertisement— . Thompson, Harold Luddecke, Har­ Under the direction of W. J. DONETWICE^ Ad:M a;4|WPOP—Hound_ Do* g barking. \ court ordered that he be notified Aetng L if e ...... 181 191 WHAY—Planer Parly Will hear a talk by Mrs. Patricia Roaming dogs are Assouroe of Money, money, money ... why old Obenauf, Frederick Hallcher. Corai. General . . . . 249 299 Godfrey'.."Zeke” Oourley, club C WCCC—Record Revue WHAY-’- Record Rodeo and the case was rescheduled for DON’T TOIL-CALL DOYLE!! Charles Urrisaler.. Lebbeus Btaaell, w n c —Monitor Hen'son W eingart of Le’bgnoii. Mrs. much complaint at the^mreseht not save'some for a change. Check Htfd. Stea^n Boiler .. 86 8$ members tiresented brief skits e» WKNB—P.M. Mav 12. John Mason. Charles McLean, supposedly prevltrwing what Dr. S w ru i-^ e e Miller WDRC—Ruaty Draper ^eingart visited Formosa g year time, Mrs. Dougan says. 8h,^pplnta Into Safeco . auto insurance When Main was missing that Traveler* ...... 73*4 78*4 “ WDRG-<5al Kolby WPOP—Hound Dog ago under the International out It is particularly annoying to through the Crockett Agency, Iilc. Moving, packing and storage of household goods. Local Lawrishce Dillon. Dr. E. H. MSt- Edgar's life in Texas will be like. ButHereltls! 5 WPOP—WaaerorVi Revue • :ta— Mitchell 3-1577. day. Judge Wesley C, Gryk ordered ctlf, Dr. Roy C. Ferguson. Arthur Public UtillHea One of the prctontatlons featured WHAY-Night Watch Friendship ’ Youth Experiment.’^’ ^ persons who keep their dogs und^ hta rearrest, set May 17 as the and long distance to 48 States and Canada. Storaf In ? ‘tmAY—Platter Party WTIC—Monitor She will tell of her experience aV restraint, to have to tolerate or —i— ' Edwards. Jesse MitCbell. Atty„ Conn. Light A Power 18 21 ' a mortar tub, dgscHbed as a Z WCCC—Record Revue WDRC—World Tonight court date and ordered a 860 bond private fire- resistant vaults. Inspection invited. Donald Flak, Atty, Harry H. Lugg, Hartford Electric Lt. 69*4 81*4 ■Texaa collection plate." WPOP—lound Do* an IFYE and show slides on the Otherwise become'a' complainant Advertisement — * ' “ WKNB-F.H. about other dogs roaming around Wneq Buying or filing BoUon be posted. Keeping up with his George Atkinson, Seabury Lewis Hartford Oa* Oo. ., 37 40 Among the men who toUk part P WTIC—Roae Miller *:IS— customs, houses and foods of the record, • Main didn't show up last, Southern New England t WDRO-Cal Kolby WHAY-Nigm WateW Formosan people. their property at will. Property .call Lawrence F. Fidno, and Donald R. Weekes. . < In the program were AU^ John WTIC—Monitor Saturday. Judge Gryk, ordered the Active bearera, ail.,Wembers of Telephone ...... 37 39 Mrosek. Edward J. Boll. TOomss t WPOP—Waaworka Revue WDRC—World Tonight Judging for the-food show will Onlyluy about S8S dog llcenaes were Broiler. Phone Ml 9-691Q, YES 3 ; M - issueded before_theI ■ expiration date bond forfeited, ordered his artMt 'hlE BOYLE ST0RA8E COMPANY the American Legtori. were Paul hlanufacturing iktmpanie* Ferguson. William .Thornton. Dr. » WHAY—Piauer Party WPOP—Hound Dog he done by 10 judges from 2:30 to again and raised, thb bond to 8100. «:sa— on May 1, Towp Clerk' David .335 TRUMilULL STREET, HARTFORD, CONN. Menge. Arthur T*. Frey. Charles Eii^ne Davis, William Glennej', M WCCC-Record Revue WHAY-Night Watch 4 p.m. The Danish system of scor­ Mh'R’hester-Evening Herald Bol> 7'e . _____ was_ picked_____ up yegterday and Arrow, Hart, Heg. .,60 .63 James Duffy and Thomas MePart- ¥rE'RE HAVING «* WKNB—P H. t^IC-Monltor ing and Judging will be used. Toomey reported. W. Brendek^ Arthur M. Bateman. Aggoctated Spring 19 21 ' e> WTU>>Ncaia Bt. Mnurkie Notes tori oorrespondeat, Doris M,.011*1-: turned over to Patrolman Newton Tel, JA 2-1125—Evenings MI JNI648 Francis J, Prichard and George N. land. « WORC—Newa Retwrler WDne—Ten Downing Btraat Each entrant will have prepared la, telephone Mitchell 8-6546: ‘ 'T aggart who jailed him here. Briglol Bragg ...... 8% 9% H WPOP—United Auto Worbera Shew WPOP-Hound Doit a dish, planned a menu in which lb The last Saturday Instnictinn Colling i . . . . h . . . . . 86 . 95 ANOTHER WHAY-Nigni Watch was included, set a table appi«- ClS'Oi of the school year Will be :------Dunhnm Bugh ...... 8*4 7*4 WltAY.i.^iattec Party WTIC—Monitor' priately and used a centerpiece on held at St. Maurice Church to. Em-Hart ...... 45*4 48*4 Ben Ezra Chapter r_ M’CCC—Record Revua WDRC—Ten Downing Street morrow at 9:3p,A.in. •a WKI»-P.H. WPOP-Hound Do* the table. The personal appear* SeiiiiiiatT Student Fafntr Bearing ___ 54 67 PRICES START AT m w r i ^ R ^ Miliar It:**— ance of the contestant will also he Corporate communion for all Landers, Frary, Clark 12'.t 14*4 WDR(>^Al SOIby _ _ WHAY-Night Watch men of the pariah haa been planned To Seat Officers 8c to 83988 WPOP—United Auto Workara Rhow w n c —Cavalcade ol Sport* included in. the judging. Dress must To Address CYP N. B. Machine ...... 24 *g 27*4 WDRC—Mood, for Rnnriance be appropriate to the meal or oc> for the 8:30 a.m.' Mass on Sun­ North and Judd .... 23 28 *^i e WHAY—Platter - Party WPOP—Boaton v*. Kanaa* day. Russell Mfg. 18 ' 19 Ben Ezra Chapter, B'nal B’rith, 8 casion. being represented. ., ' will hold its anniial paldup and WCCC-iRecord Revua W:l»- Mrs. Ralph Strickland, iooal BuUetiii Board Mia|«>rta cook-out; pajamas for breakfast, they have done In the'home dem- the CYP Club at-Genter Congrg; Vender Root ...... 45'» 48*.*' SPECTACULAR HIATINO irSTIM The incoming officers will be In­ S WKNB—P M WDRC—Mood* for Romanc* but that more, formal wear would rOOD STORES gational Church S^iruJ.ay morning' The above quotation* ate not to * WTIC—Rosa .filler WPOP—Boaton v*. Kanaa* wmtCOAiNI ^ in Woodruff hr II. stalled by David Jarobsori of Hart­ S WDRC-Cal Kolby l«:tS— be necessary for an entry, involv­ o i construed as actual markets. ford, president of B'nal B’rilh • WPOP—Waaworka WHAY-Night Watch ing a luncheon or dinner course. YOUR REST NEIGHBORHOOD STORES Departing from the ufeuat Sun­ WTIC—Comment day evening meeting, thla la atrial Hillel Foundation of • Connecticut. ■ iH— WDRC—Hood* for Romanc* In addition to appropriateness of HAVE A "NEW" USED CAR M WHAY—Dateline CARRY SUGAR HEART FOOD PRODUCTS session , for a schedule that m«y RnStl-c* Inc. m WCCC—Bhrentoi Muele WPOP—B-Boaton vaT Kanaat dress, the con ostants vvilL ^ TT.oae being installed are Mra- E WKNB—P.M. 11; judgcd.for their table setting and be used for the CYP Oub neVt T H ^ftllien tS a llle • WCCC—Evening Mu,le WHAY—Nit* Watch year. The group will meet at 9 ^ - m,. (Alfred Werbner. 'preaijlent: Mrs. | P Wnc—Neere WTIC—Newa flower arrhngement, for the menu 2 WDRC—Newa: Waathei WDRO-New* submitted, and the looks, taste and ^for coffee and doughn-'ta and the ^YV^^sGTaSH r ires ' -Moaes, Mra. Leonard Swadoah ! • WPOP—Newa tVPOP—Boaton va. Kanaaa ,«crtoiv* program will-begflT a t 9:30. A ques­ ^ and Mra. Seymour Kiidlow, vice i *<*> MEMORIAL quality of the dish prepared for S h l ^ U:1g— tion period will follow Miss Carl­ presidents: Mrs. Kurth Joseph, ! » WHAY—Dateline WHAY-Nit* Watch the competition. IS BEST! i ’ TETLEY Firemen from tSi* 8th District treasurer; Mrs. A! Elkin, record;! w n c —Snort*—Kina I Cub Pa^k to Meet son's talk. A- WCCC—Evening Muale WDRC—Mood* lor Romanc* NIBLETS Mias Carlson, wno iriudied at Department yesterday ahernoon P WKNB—P.M WPOP—Boaton v*. Kanaaa Cub Scout Pack 167 will hold Its P WCCC—Evening Huale lt:»a- __ meeting tonight_aL_li30 at ^ .Oberiin College. Ohio, and received responded to two grass fires-.; In 2 WTIC—Snort* ’ WHAY—Jai* Alley — • TEA BAGS ' a degree in education from the the North End. one of which' T WDRC—Newetlme wnc—UN Radio Review United Methodist Chttreh. Cub- — lioz. -UtraatonM the Iona Mamffactur- ChaegS . t WPOP -Lawrence Welk WDRC—M o^a for? Romance master Robert Dixon wilt preside University - oF Toi-hM, Ghio, 's trained and experienced in >-bmh Ing Co. warehouse on Regent St. Vour • Serenade WPOP—Modem Soundi for the program of skits on the Preacrlpliona « WCCC—Evening Muilc tl :4g— -work, particularly in the held of They quickly brou,"ht that blaze WHAY—Jau All» • AUTOMATIC yeorsi 2 7 e ' X, R.ualc, choral and rhythmic choir. and one at 149 Oakland St. under Her* SALE STARTED YESTERDAY ^ «, W'KNB—P.M girnc—Starlight B^enade ....h e a t in g Mid \ I*. • WTIC—Cote Glee Club - WDRC-^Hobda rsif Romanc* ___She Imu been a cpimsejpr at .sum­ control and no damages were re­ * W’DRC—Guy Lombardo OOOLENG MNE PHARMACY P WPOP—John Daly Interested In Buying A EQUIPMENT mer youth conferences in many ported Iii either ohe. The call to AND WILL CONTINUE UNTIL ofcltJI— MME. CmANG IN U.8. PRILOO. RCA or parU of the United Slates, Her Regent St. wax received about 884 Center St.—Mi 9-9814 w WHAY—Serenade Siin Fr|nci8co. M ay . 25 ilPl- ZENITH TV SETT ioo’«MvlQ‘ ' lajher is the Rev. Alexander S. _3:4.6 o'clock and the other about 8 pi WCCC—Evening HuelC Mnie. Chianff Kai-ahek rested here O’CLOCK SATURDAY NIOHT. ea WKNB—P.M. Try Manohostor Shoot -Carlson, Firit Congregational 45 minutes earlier. WTIC-Three dtai katre today after a flight from Formosa Church. Granby. MANY “M” specials ON SALE r WDRC-l/iw'ii Pboma* en route to New York-for a medi- l A R ^ W S TV MORlftBTY BROTHERS ______Keonelh J ltrit yo'-ith d irecto r,^ ,g .WPOP-Tap dO-JRarte*..... cal.^ chsckup, 3ha-ia schaduled ,.U> 1089 Trolla^Tpke. ollaA Tpke.; N B a C i — Center Church, is in charge of Sun­ ? ‘WHAY-Serenade receive an 'honorary degree later »n 8-5096 MI 8-S418—14 High 8t. aorar^TiRsf/ M l 9 .5 1 9 S ^ day morning's program. Young High Fidefity THAT ARE NOT USTED 1 WCCC—Evening Muale from the University of Michigan. GENERAL S, WKNB-P M. SPAGHETTI SM I^E RYE THINS people of high tchool age are in­ m WTIC—Dick Bertel . vited to attend. Records w. WDRC—Amoa n Andy TV SERVICE FgIDAY SPECIALS WPOP—Fallon Lewla Jr. 1 8 '/, O z. Dayi f a AB A UaU Lowest Prices 5 '{^A V —Beranarle J 6 Oz. 3 7 c 35c Nights wA«4K| Plus Pari* J P A S T g ■W WCCC—Evening Muale Missionary Tea LARGE SELECTION - ’52CADILUC 82,4-Dr. JE W’KNB—P.M. TEL Ml 8-6482 2 WTIC—Dick Bertel . Self PICK-UP E WDR(>-.Amoa n Andy KEEBLER REALEMON Set for Sunday Potterton's ’56GHETROLET,i..^»i Z WPOP-E P Morgan SAVE! CASES 6 f SODA a t e c o n s t jt Ut e d l e m o : g'PA ST I 9 -.ta- 180 Center St., Cor. of Church Z WHAY-Serenad* - DI800U>fT PRICES PECAN SANDIES JUICe —12 ea. The annual Missionary Tea apon-' ’S3 OLDS. » .« .SSIt w, WCCC—Newacaat 12 Largo Bottles AT QUR BOTTLINO PLANT g PAST 3 aa WJ^*B—P.M sored by the Women’s Missionary New, ol World Prices quoted* are for home deliv­ Bociety . oY Emanuel Lutheran I -’53CLDS. " “ S r ’ SIM Anawer Plea** ' $ 1.50 eries only; extra charge for bap. 16 Qg. 4 9 c 1 2 F o r 4 7 c Church will be held Sunday from 3 ii WSfri•Ton 4u,Tlm* I Tax Incl. qiieta, partlea, ahoVreta, weddings, MEMORIAL DAY to 7 p.m. '-The affair will take], 8 5 ’MFORO M»r. Sin etc. ’ 1 3 PAST y Plus Deposit dBCKEN^VipSiU place at the hrimwof Mr. and Mr*.; ' Teievisinh Proerrams PARD Herman Johnwin. 51-Kensington St. i ’51 OLDS. $3^ 2 . On Paje^Twb GRIENLABEt:^" The committee in ' clmrge con- f $ 1.65 Delivered TOMROilS^ o b o f o o d w i t h 8 9 I Tax Incl. BEEF GRA\^' aitts of Mrs.- Amy'Carlton.^ chair­ ’49OLDS. SSS MANCHESTER T0jMA FIS man; Mrs. Irene Johnson.' Mrs. Pius Deposit BEBONIAS Herman Johnson. Mra. G. Albert • ’5 6 O l d w i o A i l * '■•V > ’57 MBreury .^ GENERAL Pearson and Mlsa Norma Johnson. Holiday Coupe ROTTUNC CO. t GERANIUMS “'■•A.'a’S S C 2 F o r 3 1 C / All member* of the Emanuel CAN YOU FIND MANCHESTER'S Montchgir 4-Door Hardtop TV SERVICt lO HENDERSON RD. Lbtheran congregation are invit­ $1.00 ed to, drop in for coffee and to MOST COMPLETE SELECTION OF PLAY CLOTHES! * ’S7 Oidsmobile • ’56 OldsinobilB Day* Small TlQUIes Ml 9-7922 35e 3t;,^l.O0iFor / AND UP SUGARHEART leave ah- offering for missions. “88" HolldiiY .Coope 8-88 Convertible M atiu S2.95pJSS. AND UP /■ leotTisBue TEL. Ml a.«4n Case of 24.^ MAYONNAISE P.S., Of C6urse Reasonably Priced, Too! ’S7 OMsinoliil* • ’56 OldsmobilB South Off Del. “98” Holiday -4-Poor 8-88 Holiday Sedan $1.20 Extendeit Forecast Sedan I Tax IncL C anter St. Pottad Chryianthamums HARDY AZALEAS 2 W 2 7 t Plus Deposit IN BUD AXD.tBLOOM, Temperatures in Coftn.ecticut * ’56 O ldsm obilB • ’56 |>lymoulh $2,00 during the next rive days, S atur­ “9ff’ Holiday Coupe Savoy “6**-4-Door $ 0.95 Delivered *1.50 T. *3.50 day through Wiedneaday, will avbr.-^ {y ^ 1 TsxIjicU Weit^Sonter St. Q.T. COCAMARSH age 2 to 6 degreea^be’low. normal.' INTERIOR aad EXTEKiyi^: ^p a r k " L’SS Oiil^bilB • ’S5 OMnAobll* Normal mean "tem perature in -the b a. ' - - .* S-:»a Holiday Sedan "88” 4 -D i^ Lowest Prices Phis Deposit INSTANTFROSTING Hartford area ia 64 and ranges H ALL COLORS a ^ ^ nowiiriiMI LARGE ASSOR'TMENT OF from a high of 76 to a 1^’ of 52. * FREE * ’55 Plymouth • ’54 OldsmobilB 12" LaP. $1.49 MIXED POTS ond RASKETS 12 OL , Cool Saturday, warmer Sunday, (iailon V PUkNELl y Belvedere V ^ Hardtop "88” 3-Door Plants I FOR THE CEMETERY h V j Oz. 2 For 3 3 c n cooler Monday and then warmer If-'K-.-'t'-'/ '25c Doi.' again by^ We^eaday. I *2 4:$ Precipitation during the period ^’SSOoSoto • ’M Oldimobilt Potterton's $1.50 Flrednme 'V-8 4-Poor “88" 4-Door. ISO .Cmiidr St., Cor.'of Church will on the average total between | l ONLY MODERN WISHBONE Re&R. 1-4 and 1-2. inch occiirring aa R ghowera or. thundershowers Sun­ GARDEN SALES I ^^55 Mercury • ’54 Buick 'Large a$»ortment of. cut flotee'rt, petted'plants^ ITALIAN D R ESsm t^ BONSb CHICKEN day afternoon or night and again 1^12 Oakland St.—»ll 9-940^j| Monirla'ir Hardto|1 Rondmaster Hardtop ALUMINUM ' ’ $hrub$t evergreens and vegetable plants. about WednMday. „ : 8 Oz. 6 Oz. SATURDAY SPECIALS GIVES YOU YEAR AROUND PROTECTION * aiW S ! ^ LUCKY LEAF 6 8 - ’51 OLDS. DA Lu.vc 98, 4-Dr. $218 DOOR CANOPIES 802 WOODBRIDGE ST. — Ml S-6947 Re&R: . . OPEN EVENWIGS a n d ALL DAY SUNDAYS APPLE PIE MIX CHICKEN A LA KING 8 9 - ’53 MERCURY Hardtop $488 i|FE jFA,iT,0 -ISO LD S. W o hovo, oil typos S-88, 4-Or., $888 in your fovorito colors. 3 P A S T IL |6 Oz. 37c 10 O z .' ’51 HUDSON 2-Dr. *88 3 PAST 1 2 ’57 FAIRLANE 500, Hardtop $1988 TIDY HOME ^ 3 PAST I Creaturie '3 0 3 $ \iAIUJE8MmHA66lfr DCRBY . - t ’54 FORD Hardtop. LAMB'S TONGUE 3AN0WICH BADS 3 PAST 2 88 Holiday Coupe X . H f m m F 9 4 i t ’56 OLDS. a—^______ROLL UP 9 O z. 6 S c 88 Ceoat 2 F or 2 1 e AND I , // ■« r Art Your Car "SEE THRU" I0 .UFFOMATIC n A C X O SATURDAY iPaymtits Too High? D A Y C A M P lESTOIL RICE r / \ a I O AFTERNOON. WINDOW p t. 37c Q t. 65c TV48 FORD. 12 Oz. 3 9 c C L U 8 C O U P E FOR6IBRLY AN EXCLUSIVE OVERNIGHT CAMP, Blendable, TRADE AWNINGS dependable RADIO and HEATER E.STABLI8HED IN 1948 AT B O ttO X LAKlk CONN. 2835 DIAL DIAL dexo... the COLOR DARK BLUE DOWK B A TH S O A P REGULAR SOAP ^ digestible, THE CHEMISE LOOK FOR SPRING PLAY IN PLAID- Porch and Stoif all-purppse FOR BIG and LIHLE SISTER . . . The knit tee shirt Is combined with colorful . . . You girls will love the refreshing beauty of these gay chemise woven plaid Jamaica short.* or mid-calf pants to SEE THE DAZZLING NEW ALL-NEW shortening create a carefretfplay ensemble. . , The shirt won't .) 2 For 37c 2 For 2 7 c ^ matching separates. The attractive floral print sleeveless overblous* 195B OLDSMOBILES—THAT ?W* wilt pay off your b d - „ is ideal la of flhc broadcloth. The bottoms are washable cotton sateen! P’loral shrink or stretch out of flt. '. .Plaids come in two RAILINGS smart color combinations: Reil and green; white ___ in tuD and offar a BO YS r' GIRLS for cakfes, bow* tiinr the diopped ptK'kela. Choose vivid, tempting apricot or ' MOST OF THE ABOVE CARS HAV$ . PARSON’S^ lovely cornflower blue. • and black; gray and white. Sizes 10 to 20. Yes, they are | Aiumiaum 'Sudsy HouMehnId . fries and ' BEEN JRADED IN ON— :eojnplata solaction of CONTADINA ^ Sizes 3 Id 6x Sizes 7 to 14 SHIRT...... $1.98 > aluminum, too! I Amnionla a t / C perfect piesi 9oMtr modal guaronttad AG|5 6 thru 14 ’ T b M A T O M S T E BLOUSES...... Sl.59 $1.98 JAMAICA SHORTS ...... $2.98 ^ r s . PRUDENCE SHORTS ...... $1.00 And More $1.00 And More MID-CALF PANTS ...... $2.98 Lot Us Help You With Your Improvamonts 5ERVICE5 PROVIDED AT HO EXTRA C05T: Corned Beef .JAMAICA SHORTS .$L,59 And More $1.79 -\nd More COORDIN.ATEI) SHORT SHORTS ...$2.98 also buy for cosh 11c PEDAL PUSHERS . .$1.00 And More $1.59 Arid More (Not illustrated) MANCHESTER ^ typos of loft cars, NO JOB TOO SMALL s DOOR TO DOOR TRAXMPORTATION e ALL' WATERFRONT ACTIVITIES ^ ro m p t, lost, roiloblo SHOT LUNCHES e ATHLE’nC—NATURE LORE INTROVIGNE PRUDENCE e REGISTERED NURSE ON STAFF' ^ ' e ARTS, CRAFTS aad CERAMICS Grated Roaat Beef ' E-Z TERMS • FREE BSUMATES Equal to tho MOTOR■ \ ■ SALES. X sofvka. e MATURE,’ EXPEBIENCED COUNSELORS • OVERNIGHT. EXPERIENCE Cheeee tO e . 2 5 c Haah IS Oz. 39c , e PLUS MANY-OTHER SPECIAL .JSVENTS best . . . costs MEMBZR Selling and Servicing New ....^.....8185.00 INTROVIGNE BAB-O OldsmobHes for Over 23 Years I CALL NOW Ml 3-2856 J SEASON: 8 Weeka-i-June SO-Auguat 22 ...... Grated you less! RAY DWl'^r.R. Uaed t a r Manager. HALF SEASON: 4 Weeks— -Cheese 4 Oz. Beg. 2 For 1 9 c Barlowz FERIOD l-^uoe.SO-July.36 ■V?' - ... - ' ’ 1.- S12 WEST CENTER ST*, MANCHESTER-MI 9-M |7 . PERIOD 2—Ji|ly 28-Auguat 22 r * *8 s*e« eeeeari ,tUB.08 WTROVieNE ' BABeO magfgM moortf MOTOR SALES ■-v Bread ■ , ■ . jg TR 5.2538" HOME SPECIALTIES CO: JOHN A. DYBER. Diroefor i oAmt 2 1 c 'Phone or tvgite FIRST . . . FOR EVERYTHING . . — WINDSOR AVE. BOR RROWN ond C h A R U E PRINGLE 24 Frederick Rd., Manebeetor, Conn. ROCKVILLE. CONN. for folder to PHONE Ml 8-4811 l A K E R ^ DIAPER SWEETV Adveii^se in The H erald— ‘It^Fiye YOUR LOCAL UOME) IMPROVBMENT'DEALBir'r Vanilla Air Offtfl Till 9 EveningB E xtract 2 Or. “ IW 24 Oz. 31c ' .N L' ' \ ■vf' ■XV - ■ ■•4 .' - a . . : - .V T--' y /• ' f

* MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, .MANCHESTER, CONN„' FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1968 FAGI MANCHESTER EVEmNG HERAtp, MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, MAY *3 ,1»88 Scouting are Invltsd to, assist with veilve to cut off th* flow of oil. At Sotidi Windsor Andover th* work. Oil Refinery Fire the-last second he ran, Nearsafety Algerian Junta Organizes Globe Hollow f PC Raises l«ko Area jmptw afi l)e tired and slowed. Flames en­ To Perpetuate Those attending this session, Perils Giant Tank gulfed him. John J. Laws Hohmann said. wl8 havt a chance Woodward Langford, 46, tried .Own Regime, Defies Paris Suit Delayed Questionon Votes Tues to see the extensive Improvements (OesittaMd Iron* Pag* One) tc save hto cat — an(l died. A Cherished which have been made in the swim­ "He );ad hto hand on tk* door ming area. " when the car’s gas taific blew up," The long-delayed trial of the Heads ALPOA wind. "W#‘ would be in real (OMrtteMd (roB ^ Pbc Om ) Sewer Lines Recently Ted Wright of thia trouble," said Noel Manchester, said a co-workef. 'TTie explosion Memory Globe Hollow injunction, suit, On $24,000 Fk FTnck town completsly regraded the 'tore off the door and It hit him, which was scheduled for Superior John J. Laws haa been -named county .fire department battalion H« to idicUUng to Uit Iniurgent 691 Ma 6 ( ST.—NEXT TO GAS COMPANY waterfront ,and„ relocated the bed chief. knocking i.im do^m into the burn­ Choode wisely tiMi'inonument Court today, was postponed again. What are the future plans for preeident of the Andover Lake ing oil. He get up'and ran. But he rroneh offloori and MtUers or they of a brook that'had eroded the Torrents of blazing ol^ ffom a that will stand. forever in are tellinc him. A new hearing date will be set extension of sewer lines In the South Windsor voters will active participation In' the Property Owners’ Assn. (ALPOA) beach area. ruptured tank set off a aeries-of fell down again.” The new “Committee of Public fdr it in the court calendar that asked Tuesday to approve an The group will study the -He replaces Chester Ososici Who earth-shaking explosions yester­ Three men were injured In the silent tribute to your loved North EndT resigned due to pressure of busi­ «The swimming area Was length­ Safety for Algeria and the Sahara" will appear Monday. Attorneys in­ propriatlon of 124,000 to hu Miasa Recltata aasUitod by Mto. ened to 350-foot frontage and the day afternoon. explosion and in fighUng the fire. ones. volved expect the case to be re­ The Town,Planning Commission Ralph Thrall, church organist. The ness.- la eempoeed ^ about 40 members. depth- grade improved so that Workers Aptinted for their lives The refinery lies in the small A number of subcommittees, corx scheduled for ’Tuesday. But - it has asked Dm question as ah aid . new fire truck. first meeting will be held Wednei- Mias Berbefa Brakine will be The fire truck question^ .one of the. association's. liew secretary, larger “cribs," or roped-off areas, as 14 bigtig tanks blew up one by one. city of Signal Hill, which to com- / rtspondinf to government minis­ would not necessarily be reached to making a dedtoion regarding a LAST DAY-^SATURDAY dmy; May 28, at 8 p.m. at the may be provided for the clsaaes We have enu own desigiiiag by that date either. four scheduled to conyfiip at the Church Hall. Any partohloneir In­ replacing Miss Emily Kiasman, New “trouble, beset-the firemen plstely surrounded by Long Beach. servlc* to builds iBoaumeatnmaiiiicai tries, will deal with such questions subdivision request now being con 8 p.m. meeting at Wapping Gram­ of beginning or-. Intermediate today wheh -water pressure failed, The fire started when a tank btow Attorneys for both sides agreed., terested in this project t o welcome. who also reel pied because pf other JUST FOR VOU at me oxtni as foreign relations, labor, social sidered. swimmers. fllgnsl Hill wells from which they up while ,^workers were atedtn- , affairs, youth, Question and In- to a postponement today because SOY*’ FAMOUS ISAND ^ mar Bchool, Briefs duties. oeet. We do al) enttlag la Stanley Bray, local realtor, ap­ The truck'sought by the local Other membera of the executive The pier, which, was formerly had been getting water fpr their cleaning iC TTie cause of ik t blast our own shop, from tha ■ formation. of a combination of events. The A chicken salad supper will be 56 feet long has been extended to peared before the Commission department is to have a carrying served by the Fliht Congregstion- board are John McLaughlin, first hoses apparently were exhausted. wasn’t Immediately de',erinined. rough' stone to the llatohed The committee Is to begin work ilalhtiffs were not prepaid to capacity of 800 gallon* with a 96 feet with a diving board. An efrort''was made to try to hook immediately. Its first session was 'orward this morning. In addition, Monday seeking permission to sub­ al Church United Workers Sun­ vice preeident; Wilson Carroll, The lO-acre plant was -heavily BiemorUI , . . AND WB divide property he owns on tIi;ion pump capable of 760 gallons a second vice prMident; and Charles The total cost of the project was into Lktng Beach City lines but damaged. The ffalhes left equip­ EMPLOY THE MUST held in the magnificent Moorish a memorial service for Hartford day at 6:30 p.m. at the church. $1,732, Hohmann announced. In ad­ S t into 13'lots. He plans to have minute output. The $24,000 esli- Mrs. R. Wlnthro^ Nelson is in Brskina treasurer. this posed a serious problem. be­ ment warped land twisted in X SKILLFUL MEN AVAIL­ Summer Palace, the official res­ County attorneys who died during inate would cover the trhek 'fully dition projects have been planned cause of the distance inyolved. idence of Paris-appointed gover­ the past year kept all court work homes in the 818,000416,000 clasS' CHIWSUMS charge of ticket returns and re­ The new officer* met tost night landscape. that looked' like . the ABLE. built if the subdivision plans are Muloped. Furchase would be pn a With the . following committee by many Scout troops in the area, F ou r. hundred patients were scene ^ a bombing attack. nors general of Algeria. in abeyance most of the morning bid b ^ a . servations. to beautify or improve the camp.' As grim-faced, armed paratroop­ and there was sortiq doubt as to approved. V A daughter was born at Hart­ heads; Benjamin San Giacomo and evacuated in . ambulances from However, Bray’s plans call for KEO. $3.7f-$3.fl Voters will elso be esked to ect Wilson Carroll, beach; Victor Rob-, Yesterday Brownie Troop 8 of Long Beach General Hospital. Others may try to copy our skillful ers surrounded the Palace, the whether the Globe Hollow suit on an ordinance regulating the use' ford Hospital recently to Mr. and thia town went to the camp to committee held an initial closed would have been reached this after­ the use of septic ta n u in the area Mrs. Robert Besek of Dart Hill erto, house; Mrs. San Giacomo, Long Beach Air Force Base was Sewage Officials . toork . ... .hut it is never duplicated session with Saian. At Salan's and the TPC felt "every effort" of public roads, highways dnd memberehlp; Mrs. Ruth Bruno tidy up the campsite. The Storra evacuated. Planes were mgvpd noon. $ 2 9 7 streets for the removal and trans- Bd. Intermediate Troop planted an right was Jacques Soustelle, De The suit is being brought by two should be made to tie in with the fiehool Reglatimiton and Jolui Law*, entertatnmeut; from runways adjacent to the portal^on of rubbish, trash, ashes, Harry Woods, legal; WiaUm J. evergreen and christened it refinery to other parts of'the air­ Attend Meeting Oaullist leader in the French taxpayers who are seeking to Eighth District sewer system on SIZES 4 to 14 waste and refuse. Regtotration sessions for pupils I^liam ent who . left Paris last Kerry S t because of the number of Hliunan and Patrick Welch, build­ "Linda.” port block the town from selling or The third item is amendment of entering Grade I next September Intermediate Troop 71 of Cov­ The blaze burned 'without letup week to Join the Algerian insur­ Engaged houses in the proposed develop­ ing; Wilfred- Langibto. bylaws; 'Cwo Manchester sewage treat­ MANCHESTER '.K'f leasing any part of the Globe Hol­ a resolution voted at a town meet, will be held June 16 and 17 from John Yeomans, legislative; Charles entry planted 100 evergreens at through the nigXt. A battalion gent movement. But neither Saian The engagement of Miss Joyce low tract that was purchased from ment. ing April, 3 to read “ to approve ment offlcisls attended a, meeting nor Soustelle took a formal posi­ 1 to 3 p.m. at the Union School Phelps, ways and means; John W. the campsite. chief said it,,srould probably burn of the Sewer Convention Assn, in Ann Simpson to Lt. Thomas A. Cheney Bros. Martin Alvord, TPC chalnhan, of a recommendation of the Board according to a recent announce­ tion on the new committee. has since written to Leon Thorp, Keeffe, publicity; and McLaughlin, Scouts Elect Officer* all today. --- "until all the Oil is Hartford yesterday. MEMORIAL COMPANY ^ J Through closed glass doors, Duke, USAF, Brookley Air Force If granted, the injunction woidd of Finance -that the provisions of ment. Parents are requested to fish and game. '"gon e.".' Calvin Taggart of th* 8th Dis­ Base, Mobile, Ala., is announced chairman o f the Eighth District the resolution adopted qt the spe- Nancy McBride .'was elected OPPOSITE EAST OEMETERY newsmen were able to watch the presumably bar the town from eh-' bring a birth certificate showing Gawdea Club to Meet president of the Senior Girl. Scout Tite first blast came at 2:06 p.m. trict and Harrison Pratt of the by her mother, Mrs. G. W. Stroe- tering Ihto a lease with the Coun­ Asking for his thoughts bn-plans etsr town meetings he)d June-17, their child wil) be six years bid ^ HARRISON STREET—TBJL. MI 9-6807 proceedings without hearing what Ah election and. installation, of Troop S ta business meeting this ^pHe next seconds meant life or Towq- Water and Sewer Depart­ ker. Mobile, Ala. try Club for land for a gtdf course. about extending sewer service tn 1957 and Jan. 20, 1958,. authorisdrig on or before Jan. 1, 1959. Proof'of was going on. Raised hands in­ the area. etR een will be held by thd' Oar- w*'*'*' A^**'*’***" "•'Fa ^ eath to many of Ihe 125 men in ment heard talks about sewage A. AlMETTIf Proprietor Her fiance is the son of Mrs. Meanwhile, negotiations are the issue of certain -School bonds, vaccination should also b4 fur­ A m Club at 8 p.m. Wednitoday in the plant. dicated all decisions were . In his letter Alvord explained Mitchell, secretary; Joanna Gasper treatment, new equipment and the unanimous, and applause was fre­ James Duke, 2 Stephen St„ and proceeding between town and club being inconsistent With the provi­ nished. ' the elementary school. James W. Ed\krards, 66, a fore­ maintenance and upkeep of high­ the late Mr. Duke. sibout the subdivision and said sions of the town meeting held treasure: : fJnua Jlllson. ptr.'.s .t - quent representaUves, despite the suit, Dodgers Beni Indiana Mrs. Winston Abbott president, porter; and Frances Wbish, his­ man — who would have retired in way mains. They also saw. movies After Uie private session, Massu . The wedding will take place on on a lease proposal, which would sanitary sewer service' did not ap­ AnfU 3, 1958, be repealed." The Dodgers trounced the In­ has asked each member to bring seven days —- stopped to, throw a of plants and equipment. Advertise Id The Herald— It Pays June .14 at noon Tn Mobile. ajiw the elpb to operate prlvaUly pear to be readily available to the :item’’^ to amendment of a re­ torian. ^ called a^.public meeting to com­ diana 10-1 in n UtUe League game a flower arrangement from her The girls will be selling poppies if it relocates certain ■ hbl iles______of its area. However, he said, the TTC solution voted at a town meeting own garden. plete orgUlzatiDnal details. Among played ’Thursday svening while the for the Ameriiedn ILegion and Vet- golf course to Water Department strongly feels that a development April 3 to read "to authorize the Short Seconds were beating the The refrMhmeaU committee com mi tuusi:'members will be one lo Marchese, 86 Oakland St., died Board of Education to apply for erana of Eofelgn War at Hoslng- French and one Moslem woman. land regarded as undesirable by with “ thia denBit)^" should have Cubs 8-1. Pst Bdms struck out will' be -Mrs. (^ 1 Johnson, Mrs. today at Manchester Memorial the town. this-service as the Ck>mmlssion and receive state aid for the new Hanry Edwards and Mrs. George tfeery Store all day to- Committee delegates were cho­ Hospital after a long illness. He 7 ' school project and the Pleasant 14 and waiksd four for the Dodg- sen on a geographical basis and A second imqvision of the pro^ foresees'more development tn t u CHEVROLET OWNERS! prs hit battery mate lyas Jerry Bowden. was born in Manchester March 7, posal, accepted as'"*reasonable’' by near future in this and nearby V -” »v Bchool.” Camp Laurel Workdays 'bwnspeople who know of other incltide all members of the “ Algiers 1852. The .last Item I* a technicality Messie.r. Scribner and Andreoll community service projects which CommlttM Of May 13” set up in club. represenUtives at a meeting areas. handled (he pitching and catching Workdays will tie held from \ft Besides his parents, he leaves his with Town Direotois Wednesday, When appearing before the Com­ caused' by the last town meeting the troop could undertake ' are the capital under Massu after a paternal ^andparents, Mr. and Get These Advantages When for the Indians. The winners a.m. to 4 p.m. tomorrow andjSdh-' to' that the club operate a publlc- mission, Bray had indicated a will­ Which authorized the Board eg day at Camp Laurel in Lebanon,. asked to call Mrs. CSeorge Mun­ mob stormed the Algerian Minis­ Mrs. Leonard Marchese of Hart­ X Education to apply for state aid scored 10 runs on 12 bits and 2 son, leader, Miss Patricia Wi^Ich. try Building. All 15 departments prtoate cdurse ■ until it reloeptes. ingness to tie into sewer linea but Your Car ^eeds Repairs: errors, while the losers tallied J. Tansley Hohmann Jr,.smnounced ford; and . bis maternal grandpar­ Major difference which came up but (bi|ed to grant the board au-. assistant leader, or one of the (counties) of Algeria are repre­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Biiello pointed out that it would be an once on 2 hits and 3 errors. yesterday. HobmaimTa in charge during negotiations was over the expensive proposition to reach the thorlty to receive the funda Scouts. sented, Including the three depart­ of Brooklyn, N. Y. Pupils PIm Musical . Murray and Riordan were the of maintenance fp r u e camp com­ lease fee the club will hive to pay nearest line on Kerry L because • PROMPT. EFFICIENT SERVICE Sportsoiea to Meet ments making up the oil-rich. Sa­ Funeral services will be held 8 Parents of Wappiiig Ekementary, battejry for the Short Seconds, mittee. hara. while running a pubUc-private In Role of Monarch '■ of the distance involved. Coffee uidpunch will be provid­ The Sportsmen’s Cli.b will meet Monday morning at 8:30 from the course and, at the same time, re­ Sdiool children have been invited while McCormick snd Johnson in the clubhouse at 8 o clock to­ ' There seems little doubt that a Walter N. Leclerc I Funeral Home, Don't go too close to the State Theater entitoce—at least untU . • GENUINE CHEVROUT PARTS handled the pitching, and catching ed by UxTrammittee for the work­ locating. Arthur Stevens, cliib to attend a ntusical entertainment er* are asked to bring their night. full-scale government is blooming 23 Main St., followed by a Mass Of president, says a figure "around the box (fffice opens. King Kong is-showing"for one day tomor* pragram to be presented by the for the Cuba here. Officials proclaim they in­ the Angles at 0 o’clock in St. row. Eric Gothberg of 00' Broad St., plays “King Kong"—out­ • FACTORY TIMUNED MECHANICS Ijinch: 811,000” would be “more reason­ boys and girts Thursday. Be- Workers are also requested- to Mawheeter E Y e n l,ag ,jRcrald tend to run their own show des­ Bridget’s Church. Burial will be in able" than the town’s .proposal of side the theater...... • ...... Police ArresU eauss o f doubto sesstons this pro­ MaMhestcr Evening pite any attempted interference T l ***’^**8 suitable tools for landscaping Andover rorreepondent. Mra. Paul St. Bridget’s Cemetery. 818,900. • MODERN FACIUTIK csNl TOOLS gram will be given twlca from South Windsor rormpondeiit' El D. Pfanstiehl, telephone Pilgrim “from those idiots in Paris." Friends may call at the funere­ 8:15 to 9:30, a.m. and from 12:30 the beach area, rebuilding tent In a news story on the meeting the federally subsidized housing more’ Burnham, tele'pbone-Mitc'litchefi platformsr dismantling old; plat­ 2-6856. Meanwhile there was no news al home tomorrow night from 7 Herman A. WtorXhlcU, 37, of • MODERATE PRICES to 1:45 pjn. - One purpose of the 8-0060. yesterday, Mayor Harold A. ’Turk- Authority' Plans program. 55 Overland S t, Irtitofved in a 2- forms. ' erecting tents, clearing here of the arrival of Gen. Henri to 0 o’clock and Sunday from 2 ington was quoted as saying he . pirogram is to show what types of tiorillot as a special envoy from to 4 and 7 to 0 p.m. At its meeting tonight, the MHA car accident on HBltop Dr, yester­ brush from nearly a mile ot pipe-, The ancient Greek theaters of does not see why the town should musical activities are carried on the Fourth Century were roofless Premier Pflimlin. There were re­ fteport to Board will heau- a report from Yules on day and arr^ddd on a ehs^e of Call Harry Carter or Al Patch and stressed at each grade level. lines; and housecleantng the lodge. ports that IxirUlot, new chief of the receive more payment fpr the information he was given during failure to nruit .half of th* hi|^- Willhide Relunis Parents snd friends of Girt auditoriums. land than the club paid Cheney ■■ -T h a, -performancea- wUl include combined French military forces, The . Manchester Housing Au­ a visit to The p h a New Tcrk of.- way to ohedmihg liwfflc, has been For an Estimate Todays songs and dances by everyone in Bros. By this, the Mayor said to­ fice this week. might not be received. In Paris, a Fuuerals thority' will’ meet tonight to pre- sumqjohed to appear in ToWn grades ons through six, as well sa -lo Horn Today reliable source said that Lorillot day he meant the town should not The locgl housing authority will on June 2. Wierzblckl. and special, numbers by yocaL and had not left metropolitan Prance. receive more in taxes than the club pare the presentation it will make r'Commertd Tuesday h t^ that this the other driver, EdwsjM Tlm- ■trumental soloists snd ensembtoa would hypothetically be paying Richard Wilihide came home to­ The French announced in Paris WUllam 8. MrOrath Tuesday night when the Board of town take advantage of the fed- brcU, 87, of 19 Indian Or., re­ This to the first year of in­ that air traffic td 'Algeria would Cheney Bros, today under current Directors bolds a special meeting e al program to provide low-c'ost ceived minor injuries and both CARTER CHEVROLET CO^ Inb. day. The funeral of William S. Mc­ strumental program. The 5-yeai^old son of Mr. and resume tonight. All flights to Al­ Grath of Danbury, formerly n* assessments and mill-rates. “ We on the MHA’i. proposal for hous­ rental housing for the aged in cars sustained extensive damages. OInb Speaker geria were cut off the night of May should give the club a little re­ ing for the aged. Mapehester. The authority is sug­ T22fMAIN ST. Ml f-S23l Mrs. Paul E. Wlilhide. 88 Porter Manchester, was held at 2 o’clock Williard BbUvar, 68; of N e w Mrs. Rita. Fp^itoh was guest St, who was critically injured 13. Since then flights have gone yesterday afternoon in St. Mary’s lief during the years it is relocat­ Atty. Herman Yules, MHA coun­ gesting that Silver Lan Homes Buckland Rd., sWreated yssterday . speaker a t,a P t9 ssaat Valley Club into Algiers from Spain, Italy and ing,’’ he said. Before the 1956 re- site when he dashed in front of a mov­ Product« Month sel, also said today that a repre­ Ito acquired fo- the purpose Episcopal Church. afternoon for intoxication, is In meeting >het3 Thursday night at ing car May 6,. was discharged Switserland but there has been no *Ibe Rev. Alfred L. Williams, valuaUon, the club paid about M,- sentative of the Public Housing fromII the federal government. Jail today awaiting court appear­ fhs chimouse. She spom on service from France Itself. Just 000 annually to Cheney Bros. Now, from -Hartford Hospital. 'The rector, officiated, and Mrs. Wil­ Authority will attend, the Direc­ ance tomorrow. Bolivar, according "Ther wforld of Carpet*.’’ Mrs.' youngster was on the hospital’s who will be allowed to make the liam. Kloppenburg was organist. if Okeirey Bros, still owned the tors’ meeting. ' ■ to Patrolman, Albion Whipple, ..Virginia Hatfield, Mrs. C. Edward trip to Algiers was n ^ spelled out. land; the club would be paying a critical list for many days while he Buriat..was in East Cemetery. H« said that Miss UlUan P ^ - caused a disturbance at S t Manning and Mra Joa^h Elmore recovered from head injuries. B earm were Jack. Sanson, Wil­ combination of taxes and lease fee 'his, an aide in the PHA’s New Mary's Church while a funeral w u - were hoetessss at the meeting. - “We're happy as clams," said liam Sheppud, Wilfred Bilodeau totaling about 812,206, according; York regional' office, would be on JVews Tidbits in, progress. n CONMJTI Mother’s Circle Notes Mrs. Wilihide this morning. “He and Gerald Br^ttsneider. to Director Ted Commings. - hand to answer questions about Also in Jail awaiting a court The Combined Mothers Circle can walk now with assistance. He Wednesday evc.nlng, Manchester - Cotied from AP VVtrgs hearing tomorrow to Bruno John­ held their meeting Wednesday eve­ can walk without it, too, but he’s Obituary Lodge of Elks conducted a me­ son. 67, of no certain address, ar­ The First Major Improvement In ning with Mrs. Arthur Stewart not supposed to." Mis. Wilihide morial service at t l ^ Holmes Fu­ rested ear^ ^ thia morning ' for presenting n new slate of officera. added her thanks to many towns­ ffa f Boyle' The hew officers Include: Mra.' Mrs: Ula B. Tryon neral Home. About 10,{KIO o dock’ io> was taken into cuiK Plastic Laminate In Recent Years people who helped Rielcy after he; after belns^ Budy ’ Durlg, president; Mra was-lvurt, and sent cards and tot­ Mrs. Ula Bid well Tryon, West workers tie up 64 e n wait­ Charles F. Kehoe, vice-president; F o t p.zu^cy...beautjj. ing to -unload cargoes in Ttort of fddmlJn iha faraga of a Forost' ters to him. , ’Hartford, widow of Clarence Try- S t riaideiice. Patroiman Samuel Mra Raymond Haltowell. secre­ on, died yesterday afternoqn at About Towiis, Peace Gives Lesson London.. Gradual relaxation ' of tary; Mrs. Theodore Wheeler, rule prohibiting the tkldng of pii^ Maltempo said that Johnson was her home. Ftieaaea from the Vetenms’ Hos­ treasurer; Mrs. Philip SmiUt, pub­ She was born in Manchester, a turea in courtroomi advocated by licity. snd Mi’S. Peter Zatesky, or­ Dana ^ayward, 171 St. John Atty. Benedict M. Holden Jr.,' of pital two weeks sgo snd hss been daughter of the late Arthur J. and St., is this weekend attending his To Man in Street roaming the streets since. ganization chairman. The installa­ MeINTOSH APPLES ■-hlfc.ry Bidwell Wetherell. Hartford... Argentine courts will tion of officers will take place in 25th class reunion at Phlulps Exs" have to decide whether exiled dic­ 20 Lb. I4i9 $1.00 build a She leaves two. sisters, Mrs. ten Academy, Eixeter, N.H. IKE LAUDS PI.AN18T the fall following a potluck supper. Floreiiee, W. Cunningham of Hart­ tator guan Peron can come home The (^ombined Mothers (Circle LOUIS DUNCE FARM New York'''(P) Sidewalk As a muted skeptic who. believes under political amnesty bill. Washbigtoh, M i^ 28 (F)— ford and' Mcs. Iva Ingraham of DENIES-CANCER UNK scrawls of'a Pavement Plato: however far science Journeys man under the teaderahip^ of the Rev: 529 W. CENTER ST. Manchester: Ikml’several nieces and Wilt (ITie.Silt) .Chamberlain, President BIsenhowdrv te S M f Arthur Hefferaan, chaplain, will TEL MI 3-8116 Waehtaigton, May . 28 OF)—A History can be a record of hys­ Will atill have to a l^ at a mosquito personally oofegratolated Vaa nephews. ' and endure the common cold, I am the University of Kansas' all- form a nucleus of a movement for government eclentist hss de­ teria, but it is unlikely that hys­ America basketball player, an­ Ollburn, 8S-year-old KOgdrOt'' fence The funeral will be^^held at 1 nied a tobacco man’e charge teria will momentarily cause a optimist enough to feel in my nounces he is quitting college to Tex, pianist on winning . «Mi- o’clock tomorrow afternoon at the that a forthcoming report on third World War. heart and brains and bones that a Newkirk and Whitney Pun$ral begin 160-game barnstorming oert honors In Moeeotr last:, death cause* among veterans The spokesmen of the two avajor thiid world war isn't likely within tour. .Harry S. Truman and Adlai month. Van CUburn tins received Home, 776 Farmington Ave., Wist will -be intended to show a link, world powers -'r- the U.S. and the 10 years'. Hartford. Burial will be in Cedar Stevenson tell cheering Democrats by Rm Presidonf along witli hto Ivyween cigarette, emoktng and' USSR — have been making angry Why?- Because; in. Chicago . that- the . Etoenhower parents, Air; and Mrs, Harvey^ Hill Cemetery, Hartford. — lung q a ^ r . “If . we knew in ad­ noises at each other idnee the 4nff 1. 'The tu«aR^^eue reach for po­ Friends may oall at the funeral administration Is making mess of Ciitam, had Klril P. Koadrash- vance what the results would be of their mutual victory at the end litical liberty by the submerged things at home and abroad. In, Bnselsn conductor. heme from 7 to 8 o’clock tonight. we would ' -not epend ^ alt the of the second world war. people of this EtortH is balanced WARDS^ money and time, necessary to Each probably feels himself big­ >y the desiraof the so-called civil­ Simple To InistAD-^-ConUnnous Lengths Francis M. Marcbeee make the study and-veport,” said ger ^than he to — each to gnawed ized peo()to for a higher standard FVancis M. Marchese, 6, son of Dr. Harold F. Dom, chtef of the by inside as well as outside fears. of living.' ' Ide^ For ConnMiv.Bar and Sink Tops Francis J. and Frances Jean Bllel- rtAAAAAAAAA A AAAAAAAAAAAAA/lAAAAAJ\A/U\/ biometrics branch of_thiSS6(A- Each, throws a,larger shadow at 2. A t least for another decade Defies Alcohol, ink. Acids. G re ^ and Honal Institute* ■ of Health. the moment t h u either Wants to the powers that can now precipi­ Temperatarea to 350* T. Sidff-Buttoning Classic ye to live up to by fotee. tate a major conflict have more EjCTERIOR-INTERIOR AIt:.^6und the world sihce the- tv' gain by landscaping their own High Standard Of Quality At Low Cost Of Smooth Sailin' Ahead! end of the second World War laum* than they do by trying to ' 59c Sq. Ft. ■ people have''kipked at two menu* tear->the other guy's house down. PAINTING-DECORATING —the breed they^mve; the bread They all know this. itoTra in i'-*-, they want.' — ■ Thoro-'la a-reason under the sun- In civiUzed as. welI.^hAt^ivl to build, and this is the s'eason. :^SIDENTIAt-INDUSTRIAI. lized countries the people'^hgvb One repairs his roof after the last Come in and te e detignt reached toward the bread hurricane, even though there may want. Their desire is the same, 'be^^anothen for 2 0 ntodem fences... They are easy to build method of reach variea Agree­ I have a poor man’s faith that WM. DICKSON and SON ESTABLISHED 1915 TEL. MI 9-0920 m ent has madq fewer headlines -the man' in the world’s, street is- as you have a beautiful yard, small children, a garden . . . than violence. But has it given lees of now more lonesome for improve­ If 5477 bread? ment than disaster. have you considered the importance of. seliKting the right Violence in human relations fence design -to provide privacy and protection . . . and to gives off a. great boom in terms tastefully frame your home? ■ * of sound. The real test in Judging Let us show you a complete* selectioli of fence designs a chance, is whether (after the planned to harmonize with today’s modern homes. These’ echoes have died) the people who. economical Pences are easy to build T)»ey are expertly .made the change feel It was worth MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE POMTAIU MODEL designed for beauty^as well as durable service , . . to look the effort. LIVE THE UFE YOU LOVE M " X 24" better . . . last longer. Would agreement without vio­ lence have cheated their.. dreams,. O f THE In Qne o f tluese Jarvis Listings their children, or themselves. This is the way to weigh war. Is ther AU PRiiGES! ALL LQCATIONSl i SPLIT RAIL FENCING reward of going to it worth more than the coat of staying away fiitST SIDE, WEST SIDE, ALL AROUND THE TOW’N! MANCHESTER BOARD OF REALTORS 1 • . ♦ ♦ from It?- 10 foot section In looking Over previous civi­ Sherwood A. Beechler Berate Cantor Alice - Clam pet Gaston Realty Co. East Side 8-room Cape (all finished) close to high lizations and trying to figure out MI 3-6969 TRemont S-StOI MI 9-4648 MI 9-8781 school 'and proposed Junior high— (includes 2 rails $ > . 5 0 why they went to war, a side- $13,450 1 post) street socrates, always aakUtg At Our questions, would have to query: Stanley Bray T. J. Crpckett Executive type ranch, 8 rooms gairage— Yard John Bissell MI S-627S MI S-1S77 Corner and end “ For this you wei^ afraid?’’ PI 2-6828 Goodchlld Realty $ 2 1 ,0 0 0 BO 8-7926 posts available, ’’Did you measure your tears? Rocktodge rancher, bedrooms, ■/] sore $3.85 D«Uvtr6d Did you go to war for a purpose 8 or to escape from one'bor^om to Walton W. 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X/' About Town GradUtg of the church grouiida Lebanon Charts UN at the Second Congregational Church . will be held tomorrow morning at 9 ^clock Instead of at Blasts of 8 Nikes Vd. XXIV, No. 33 FRIDAY, MAY 23 Compiled bjr Studenla of Manchwiter Hiph School After Ri 1 -o’clock tomorrow afternoon, aa :ainst UAR Miaa Helon Eatoo. Faculty AdTlaar previously jmnoiinced. k ill 10 in Jersey " (Contlnueid from Pago Ono) AIsco plant about T p.n... explained -In Btudent CoOndl election held (Continued from Fage Oae) sons have been killed in sporadic (Contiaued (rom Pag# Oaa) they had become lost, and would street and mountalnr warfare by Grand Finale Tonight 3; Under' the state of aiega the yesterday at HlUysir.Coilege of the Indians Whip come to the plant as soon as they University qf Hartford. David D. Neither Lebanon nor the UAR the political oppoaltlon seakmg The Ajax, about 32 feet loot and Fifteen MHS StiiHent8'j4.ssume ivernment :^has authority to ar- to oust Chamoun. The government could. - Vale, 18 BUas St., was eiocted a is a. member of the counelj. Iraq a foot in diameter, weighs about Tonight is the lilght, kids, the f s^/'anyone Without wairant; "That was the last we heard of now Is In control. most spectacular sports dance haueae corpus is suspended, police representative'to the council from is- the only Arab member. a ton and Is desined to bring Bristol with them," the dean said. The other the present sophomor.e class, , and Lebanese UH. Delegate Karin down eiiemy aircraft at altitudes .ever held at Mancheater'High .can search any premises witho' t LelMnpn’s complaint was the Askoul aaid the complaint he gave Local Government Positions School will be presented this three cars left the plant at 6 p.m. Miss Janet R,'Fof|^te,T91 C4mp- f un to 60.000 feet It has a range The top Student Council poalUOn .warrant, and fresdom of spseeh. seeqnd in tho U.N,'s history bypne Ritchie cited Instances of UAR •venbtig In the arena. The dance 'ind were:in Carbondale b y 11 p.m. fiCld R4„; was chosen' secretary of 16 miles. 7-0 Victory for 1969 was ftllsd Wadnasday, as 'assembly and travel a suspended. Etheridge said Daggett was -Arabestate against another. Tna, citizens infiltrating into Lebanon The base here Is one of a Humber Fifteen upperclassmen, chosen win feature a 36 piece band, this year'a freshman clasA. Lefi^oid^f Honor X •tudonU flocked to the polls and The governmanl -etbargod De 'a .. arried and had three children. first, Sudanese charges of border .'participate In the fighting.Hie that ring the New York m e ^ - by MHS students to assume posi­ the top 20 recorded hits (pos­ Cvaifi'.la,’s jkj'litlcal ro9s with Inclt- violations by .Egypt, a u b a I d e d charged the UAR with 1 The league-leading Manchester sibly more), a complete floor elected Karl Reichelt to the preai- Williams wap married and had one Daughters of IsabelU. who have politan area .from New Jersey on tions In the town jcbvernment. jp g Lie students In yesterday’s child. Aaron was a graduate stu­ without council'section. arms to the rebels and tho west to Long Island on the BUgh baseball team chalked up two show Including two top elnglng dential post. riots, but the students denied It. not already been contacted for the, dent, Williams a junior, and tho hem supper Monday at 6:30 In, the Lebanon decided yasterday to making > l^ n t broadcasts from ieast. found an informative and acyi>rt- more victories thle week by de­ groups, rumor has'it that some Reichelt, a junior, has been an .,,N o xipposition leader has been Catry to the United Nations its Cairo and 0xma8cua calling for very talented seniors will com­ others were seniors. Assumption Church hsUI should . packed day awaiting: thenj-.'dunng feating Bristol on Wednesday and active participant in high school acci'Aed ->peclflcally. But govern- chaises that the UAR is at least the overthrow\«rf the Lebanese i Even a turtle gets norhert until prise the groups. Plus the- fact 'hient sources said Roberto Arias, n\ake reservihions with the chair­ the annual Rotary 3Miith D.iy. '(9etherafleld on Tuesday. Both of and community affairs. This yaaf World’s largsst shotgun tour- man, Mrs. F. Leo Barrett, 35 Deep- partiaHy responsible fdr' rtbting government. ^ I it aticks out ita ne k. that over 110 records will be former am'iassador to London and since Ma>.10. More thsii'200 per­ In the terminology of the U.N. I —KVP ,PhUo«)phor. Tu-'day. May 1-v ' these CCIL games w ers' played given away free and free eoda he was elected vice preaidant of naihent is held annually at Van- wood Dr. An auction will be held Starting at ,a5 proximately nine away from home. The team record ’hua9>and of famed Britiah ballerina dalta, Ohio. during the evening, ' 'will be. given to all attending the ^ h lor Hl-Y and aervad as •Margot Fonteyn fled to Miami, o'clock, tlt»t morning these stu­ as of ^dnesday was 8-l>l, won, the dance. The cost Of ‘|thts dents wrr'e all given a tour of then lost, and tied. , Junlc|r Advisor of the National Flla., Wednesday night. His father, evening to,remember” is .Only Honor Society. He has been prest-- a.'l-President Hiarmodlo Arlaa. has reijjetflive offices, and the dutlcr On Wednesday the Red and 36c to students with their SAA, White traveled to Muzzy Field In dent of the Methodist Yauth Fel­ been canvialgnlng against De la pf'eacli were explained. Much was and 60c to students without. lowship'for two years and is now len.'nrd and some .startling revcla- Bristol, and easily won 7-0, Sopho­ See you there! -Ouardia In hie nevvs'>apcra, Mies more Pat Miatretta gave up only president of the Manchester Youth -Fonteyn is In Eu.-ope. \ , tion.s were made during the coUrse Council of Churohes. Karl was also of the day. A luncheon at Cavev'e.; two hits while recording hts fourth win in aa many starts. In 39 In­ chslrman of the. Student Couholl Rertaiirant heralded the end of a Membership OominUtee this past diy which all thought was well nings this spring he has alloVad Paulus Talks Five Sludenls Die only seven runs. At the plate the year, ; . spent. In addition to these offices. Kiwi D.nle rtobinaon. town manager, only player to .collect mor* than III Myslery Crash one hit in the' game was second has played two years o f Varsity met town officials, was sworn into On Belgium -Football and hts been a member of office, and discussed town businea.- baseman Dan Banavige who had two bi^les. Varsity ''M". Club. » (Continued from Page One) and various projects with on His rhlef aims for the coming Town Manager. Mr: Richard Mai On 'niesday the Indiana jour­ At Meeting neyed to Wethersfield to make up year are as follows: \ermlne who was driving. Officers tin. Susan Eucklcy. acting Mayor 1. To give more scholastic rtcog- said-the highway igaa dry at the learned the roulinca of Mr, Harold a game which was rained out on Monday. In a very sloppily played "U there's a hill you flatten It nitlon and organize a spacial help time. They ppeculated the cause Turkington and the general Man­ and ff there’s a hole you All It In, system for students experiencing .hiay have -been tire trouble, but ager as wuirns other departments. ball game the Silk Towners Barbarii Duncan Joan Kent- emerged with a 7-4 victory. St'out- v.>htle tij. ..Belgium we build the difficulty in certain subjects. ' there- was no evidence of .it. \ Giving ari order to town Engiineer house beside the hill,” stated Mr. 2. To carry .on the Sports Danpa , ’^ e ac'cident occurred about 1:30 Pascal Poe to handle ni complaint, hearted Clyde Richard deserved a Dwarf Webster defines "versatile" as "Shall We Dance?" This is an much easier task but was burdened Louis Paulus in speaking of the Program. ! a.m. ICDT) on State Highway 43 she demanded a ft|ll report iO' appropriate question, to ask of this differences between the U.8. and '3; To pbt recent reforms In Uii I .about 6 mliee south of Marissa, | blank verse, and got It. Both girla "being able to-^ turn at ease front by hie teammate's' seven errors. week's feminine legionnaire Joan .C3yde now has three victories and Belgium. athletic awards system Into affect. whi'7h is about so miles east of St. were taken on irtt^interestlng and one thing, subject or opinion to Carol Kent since she (S' an in­ one tie to hie credit in four starti. Mr. Paulus, an exchange teach­ Campaign Devices Ixmla, Fruit tree • informative tour of the Nike In­ another." However, this Week structor at the Arthur Mui:ray Hitting stars were Bob Macintosh er from Relgium, in tpukteg at Various, campaign devices ware I , .The victims were part of a group stallation and thought the day was MHS proudly- presents " Its own Dance Studio in Hartford. • and Wes Feshler with three and a meeting of the Current Affairs employed 'by Reichelt and hie oi>- pf 19 SJU students, alt members “Just great" and "aided a thorough definition of the^word. Miss Bar­ When our "chosen miss" isn’t two hits respectively. Club said he was dtsSippolnfed ponents. Dan' Dormer, Sam Foster /of a class ir. sales management, understanding of our town govern­ bara Duncan, InXhe Lcgrlon of tripping the light fantastic, Mod­ On-Thursday the Indians were ta when he learned he was coming^ .and Clyde Richard, during the past .y.lhich visited St.. Louis yesterday Sale ment." Honor. Throughout'Sterbara's four ern History, Ancient History, entertain, their CCil. rival, Meri­ to Mancheste. for he wanted a week and a half to further, their to tour the Monsanto Chemical Co. Marilyn Taylor, superintendent years at MHS, she 1 ^ shown her Spanish II, and English are on her den, at Mt...Nebo; Next week, the place with a more romantic name. '<,auses in (he contest for Uie of­ plant and the Alfco Midwest Inc. of schools, attended classes for talents In everything fi;om jour­ daily schedule. Modern History is last week of the regular season, He also commented on the pos­ fice s>t Stiidfnt Council presidenL plant. both physically and mentally handi­ nalism (she served as an a ^ sta n t Joan’s favorite of her College the Red and White will entertain sibility of the unification of Eu^ One -Of these methods was the Robert Ekheridge, dean of men capped children at Nathan Hale editor of the High SchooXWorld "Prep" 'Subjects hut when she en­ William. Hall -of West Hartford on rope in the future. .For the trav­ at SlU^ laid the group, travellng- and the old Keeney Street School. this past year) to singing (she is ters UConn next fall, she plans to Monday, and will close out the regu­ elers in Europe Mr. Paulus advises Charles VahAu*> outgoing proaldent of the Student CouncU, 1}i four cara, left the Monaanto She also took a trip_ to BycH.land a - member • of- our Round -Table major- in psychology and-eventual- lar season on Thurgda.v in^ West to try and pick- up. ..the language prepares to cast, hli vote in the election of student council offl- [ Wlant tMethui. School to see if the Park Depart­ singers'who have gained recognX ly do personnel Work. HarUord when they engage Conard and to And out the ways of the t m .s rd d e n li KSft Ittlcfielf l» VatiAuidan. r"*;Rut »x a railroad crossing In Rt; ment would replace shrubbery tion for their singing throughouttl\TThe Senior Girls’ Club and the High School. foreigners and why they act as (Herald Photo by Oftaim)- ■Loula epijfity the fourth car, carry- next to the school. Danny Renn. Connecticut). Also she ha« beenn i'^ o r ld ” are Joan's senior actlvl- they do. Jhg the five men, became separated superintendent of parks, was also a member of both the MHS dra . tie^She has previously taken part from the otbers. there to check on the situation. He After giving his Views on the ■'K . " matic groups. "Paint and Powder" In the girls' sports program, An^rds Given French. crisis the talk was fol­ Miss Taylor > _ ---- Author to Sp(Nik IfeThe dean sekL.tbey called the visited Center Springs Park to ob­ and "Sock and. Buskin,'.k-an’er, >^1 which our town officials deal with francafs” at .French Club meet­ Roger Williams, Tommy Dorsey, Did you ever hear of a seven- Pance Queen D aui^er," will be the speaker MEDICATED NIGHT CREAM WITH business anif people \vhile Danny and Johnny Mathtaa are three men Marion Film, Marge Grimm, Mar­ at a jolfit,maeUng of..th» Junior ings, and you will see w’hy this lifan ‘ traOF team Manchwler tha Lea'nder, Laiia Prowsi, Caro­ founc) that “one day of actual ex­ popular MHS gal demonstrates of music whom Joah "adores.” She Forty couples swayed t o " the and Senior Girls’ Clubs to be EACH SKIN CARE KIT perience in the mechanics of towa thinks a “real-meal” consists- of High boasts one in its Junior Hi- lyn House, Linda Nelson, Marilyn held May 26 ip A-7. This Is to versatility. Taylor, Davo Smith, Polly'Swan­ music of Bob Jamaitis' hand st gfovernment is worth many days Barbara has followed the Col­ steak and plenty of onions in spite Y; and what's more, they are the the annual Sock and Buskin Prom be Mothers' Night and refreah- FUEL son, Charlie Van Ausdall, and by Dorothy Gray of book learning." lege Preparatory course through of Joe’s -dismay. Hartford County YMCA track held on stage In the high school njeiiU will be seCV^. Nbrth End Fire Chief Carol Our legionnaire this week feels Alan Weiss. PURPLE REU her high school years; this year champions. The Hl-'Xert won their .< This was the first meeting at auditorium Saturday, May. 17. Hucstis included, testing the Are her subjects include College fresh­ that she has gained a great under­ The attendants were both sur- New Medicated VU.ViTitN with bexachlorophene gives title, a handsome trophy, and a which the new Junior members rive months; In the post the. cloes- WHITE for whistle-and telephones and also man English, United States his­ standing of. various types 6f people ea, have experimented with ijiree' you nightly condilioning (or a wonderiully soft, smooth timing several elementary schools from her four yeara» at M.H.S. host of individual awards In a n w ■prM''enr"Th^y'"are"'piGial{^^^^ delighted at the with oalmesl, routs out dust, oils and mtny blcmish- How About This! College-JL.CVel English and Music Pam Barnes, Dick Barth. Connie seU and lighting equipm^t. Set­ Judy Prescott '91 i pletely cleared In one minute and Appreciation as her favorite subt study, from the day you enter high sored by the Hartford County tings included a beach scene,''flip- RANGE OIL ■'x;. causing impurities. 2) Medicated Refining Lotion stimu- H e r e W e G o f twenty-five seconds. George school until the day you leave.” YMCA, was open to all Hl-Y iqem- Bentley, Ken Bird, Myra Bog- IstM local circulation...helps clear IrouMed skin. Kit jects. She likes to write and was 11 *ch, Sue Buckley,. Clatr Carlson, ininated by green end yelldiv PERENNIAL SALES Ctishihg, South End fire chief, w’as awarded a Quill pri^e for one of With her fine personality and bers who had not placed first, sec­ plus'free sample, l2,Sb. FORsVt HIA. 3-4*...... 2 Ipf 98e her kind manner Joan Is sure to Beverly Case. Nancy Colls. Lor­ lighU, and an indoor icene in a • Karl Betchelt taken on a fire drill and shown her compositions. She also likes ond, third, or fourth In a varsity ahack with purple and red lights, Faciilly Attends Dwarf Mums PINK ALMOND. 3-4*______2 for 98e the living quarters and recreation succeed in her chosen*ileld. school track meet. raine Cormier, Leelle Decker, 1 . ri . distribution^ qf campaign taga. “ Boston Oeam Pie, lobster, and a Joan is the daughter of Mr. and creating an eerie effect. Queen Eaglieh Mums room at the Fire Department. One current hit song, "Chanson d’ Though their number was small, Dorelle Fiahe, Betty Gallas, Marilyn Taylor and her courL A n n u a l S e s s i o n ! either by Uis campaign con»- Uly of the Valley MOCK ORANGE. 3-4' ...... 2 ftfr 98e of his I'hildhood dreams was final­ Mrs. William Kent of 33 Palm the Manchester HI-Yers' perform­ Charlie Gipson, Steve - Higgins, BOLAND amour." Street. ,^_“n® _5**1^* Swansot^^ " i; c ^ hr by a looal prhUer, in Vesper Iris RED TWIG DOGWOOD. 3-4’ .... 2 for 98e ly realised—he had a ride on a To help her decide about h s r ^ - ance wasn't small,-by-an.v meane A.jt» Hobihi Bob^7 Jamattlfc fa eolots,- thapd^Md ai«||K: [^aaorfed Iris big laWer truck, dressed in the The Hi-Yers won first place ■Johrtaiwi, —Valeria Johnson,- -Sue ~iniiaiaMm||aM "W hat^ :New..lii.^uaiSae'Educa- _^7Udent appartd took on r im - Oil COMPANY • • Red Vinca OLD FASHIONED PURPLE LIU C . ’ ture..vbcatlbn, Barbara partici­ other teaching experience as she is tlon?" was the theme o f the 84th chief's white hat and raincoat. pated in the siudent-teachlng pro­ In every event they entered, Kerijt, PrteciUa Mackay, Donna lUca) appearance. Glrla^ gportid PR'gSCRIPTlOH PHAaMACY White Vinca 3-4* ..... 7 .; ... .7. _ ;;;7 " _ for 98e Both- Carol and George realized a Sunday School teacher at the MetOalf, Muriel Mikoleit, Doris 369 CENTER ST. gram offered at MHS in co-opara- South Methodist Church. With except one. ' Their one prob­ n-mlTof c^didates.mr.’S S S •lOI MAIN STRUT-MANCMtXTEH that “ fire fighting is as scientific tlon with the M. E. A... and n>und lem was that they had very few Michelitsch, Ken Miller, Bob Nel­ necticut’ Business Educators' AsSn. and berets, and raembera of bath Tel. M l 3-6320 as w'ar," and "If everyone could her "versaUllty" she la sure to be son, Gall Noren, Jim Norris, Dick held -at UConn. May. 10, Members 4 For 95c tt to be helpful.' So after gradua­ a very good teacher. runners, and in many races Man sexes displayed the name of one have the opportunity, he would Olmstead, Martha PrentlOe, Betty o f the High School facul^ who at- SUMMER FLOWERINB LIU C tion. Barbara la planning to enter Barbara is , the daughter of Mr. Chester was represented by only candidate on "top hat badges." 24-Hour Burner Service soon realize how well we are pro­ New Britain Teachers College to one man. Fortunately, that one Regan, Dale Robinson, Anna Mae tende4 Were Mr. HarryBmlth, Mr. \ A device new to MHS this year .SCENT s n o p : ^ . GLADIOLI BULB$ .... 25 for 59e tected against fires.” and Mrs. George W. Duncan of 165 Russell Wright. Mrs. Florence An- RAINBOW MIXTURE prepare herself to teach in the ele­ S; Main St. man usually crossed thq,finish line Rolisnson, Bob Ruscbnl, Charlie was the pubUcatlon of a periodical . Sam Foster, undertaking the mentary grades. She has had first. ■■ - --- ...... Ryan, Donna' Sandals, derpon. Miss Avis Kellogg, and newspaper extolling the virtues of Buddieia 2 fo r 65c Job of Mr. Edson Bailey, high - ' Donna Metcalf, ’69. ' Smith, Jeff Smith, T3oug Stevens, Mra.^Nancy ^ 'Klssam. school principal, was taken on an A run-down of how Club Ad­ its publlMier and proridlhg Jokes viser James Brezlnski’s bOys fared: 'Margie Stoddard, Terry Swenson, Mr. A. \yrfght, of the MHS fa­ as entertainment for the student EVERGREENS unusual tour of the high school tnan’s new method of chlorinating $1 million sewage plant. She es­ and Pat-Walsh. culty, t ^ part In a panel which building. He saw the many, pas-1 Globe Hollow swimming pond, The first three, places of the shot body. a Hold On To Your Hat! pecially enjoyed the good dinner put were swept by Doug Kehl, Claire Carlson- '69 disou a ^ bookkeeping and clerical SPREADING sageways and storage rooms un- i Gall also went over the blueprints at Cavty’s, Uhda thought that it pra^lce subJecU. Another mem- TAXU8 MOONS FLOWERING TREE SALE der the schoal. which are usually! fo'" the new- proposed swimming Joe. Twarohlte, and Sal Lopes, In SENIORS ROAD DRAMA from 8.36 YEWS truly was a wonderful opportunity that order; first- place In the high of the MHS faculty,- Mr. Harrv Senior college preparatory Eng? 13-16", 4.60 not seen. Scheduling problems pond. to see the town government in FORMAL WEAR HOPACRAB 98c 2 Foe 1.80 jump was Bill Keish; and Keviii chairmap bf a panel | tiah classes have been reading Bes- TAXI’S and parental, talks were other A serious facet of town gbv- action and marveled at the effi­ MHS Golfers Win DK. A6I. ..- highlights Of a worthwhile and ernmenl was demonatrated. to Reardon took fourth'place in the and Distri-r j ier's drama about Ellubeth Bar- CAPITATA ARBOR VITAE JAPANEU FLOWERING CHERRY TREE 2.9S cient way In which it is run. but ve SubJecU." ThU dealt with i ret Browning, "The BarreU of from 98c Successful day. Daniel DoiVier, snuperlntdndent of broad Jump; .Twaronlte, Lopes, sind Successive Three .3-3Vi'. S -« Town Planning Engineer, Rich business law, economic geography, I Wlmpole Street." StudenU have Superintendent of Recreation "'ater. Inspecting; witen records, Kehl won first, second, and fourth a n d r o Me d a ard Olmsted, studied zoning maps places in the discus. consumer education, advertising;! been reading parU during class FOR HIRE B1.UE JUNIPER Gail Eagleson was amazed at the visiting three reservoirs and visit- (rom 98c 13-16", 8.45 many activities which are offered ing the sewage plant gave Dan a of Manchester, saw the new addi­ Although no MHS boys;, ran in . The Manchester High golf team and salesmanship. I periods aa part of their study of Dtic to Icat wt«k'i to people of all ages by the de- "better idea of the community." tions to the hospital, the North the half-mile and mile ruins, the won their sixth, seventh, and 'Marge Stoddard '59 English literature. partment. Since she was sc-! Linda Nelson, collector of rev- Methodist Church,' and. the new team snagged flrat places In all the elghthj^matches Of th« 1968 sea- EVERYTHING IN STOCK- wonidGrful radio station. Since no one is at dashes. Jim Whltehill ran first in ' son with repeat victories ovsr quainted with the subject of chlor-' enuc. saw’ copie.s of tax bills and NOTHING TO SEND rMpoiiM wt'rc ination, she argued with a sales-; records and went through the nevi( preeent In the position, Dick wga the 100; Kevin Reardhn broke the Wethersfield, Bristol, and Wind­ Special ham. ' , need garden helpers happy te ropoaf asked if he wanted the job. He tape first in the 1^20; Bill Keish MaHlyn Taylor ^ - AWAY FOB . realized the great deal of thought won the 440 .yard run. The final The Wethersfleld match, played M u rder* at the Wethersfield Country'Club 1 / Hemlock 10 For 3.95 and work which goes Intp town event of the meet, the 880 yard re­ aat in the spring scene.’ Refresh- W&‘Deet>e/LL|(jiui^ i(Wi ml! planning, 'Svhich we so easily lay, Was woa by the beam of Keish, -April 19, sate the Injuns win by menu were- served In one of the Wlilta Dbmer Jackets for the Sealer Dance and *-S' '.7 7 ^ criticize without knowledge of the Lopes, Whltehill, and Reardon in a close score of 10^4 to 7>^, Cap; wings. A u d ien c e .oorreet formal attire for all occasions. When It High School Artists facts.” 1:.14. ' ■ ...... tain Reynolds led the Man^ Chaperohes for the prom were; calls for formal wear—RENT IT AT REGAL! Doris ^iichelltsch '69 In team scoring Manchester Chester team with a 79, followed Mr. and Mrs. Edson. Bailey, Mr. SHADE placed first with 60 points while by rounds of 30, 81, and 85 by Red and Mrs. Chester Robinson, Mr. The wheels of time quickly turned? ing crazy qntics. thoroughly en- runner-up Farmington had 37%. Smith, Jo.e Segal and Bob Ballard. and Mrs. George Emmerllng, Mr. as Paint and Powder presented its tertained the audience with her For their efforts the Manchester AitemSte Stan MacFarland turned and Mrs. Joseph-Skinner, Mr. and annual three-' act play, entitled portrayal of Lorna, the ringleader Hold May 20 Exhihit Jayvees Triumph Junior Hl-Y won the 18-lnch-lall in a fine 76. Mrs. John Cervini, Mr, and Mrs. (rf 'Dr. Hooker’s three nit-witted Buy Your Fountlation Plantings •"" Now! Savltt’s Trophy and carried back Wethersfield’s-■’ <3>'iick Difazlo Herbert Swanson, Mr. and Mrs. "Absolutely Murder," . a mystery TrIends.” Brenda Lalley as Nan. In Three Games to MHS seventeen ribbon awards -was low man (or the match with Raymond Peteraon, and- Mrs and- comedy by-Guernsey LePeltey.-rOn ai:d Bette Rowley also piayed thetr PAY LATER 8 MONTHS TIME PAYMENT PLAN—NO FINANCE CHARGES The creative work of Manches- for indlyldual winners, ten of a 74. Mra. Thocwald Nielson. May 16, under the direction of Mr. parts well. ter High School art and. praft Stu- i f,! TTie promising MHS Junior Var­ which were for first plsce.>(. On April 16, the linksmen trav­ Presiding officers for Sock and Charlie, the v^'aUdng ‘.’coepie,’' Jim Whltehill '80 Buskin, elected by the present Kenneth HoH, assisted by sopho­ dents was displayed for the public | eled to Bristol'where they picked mores Roanne Wise and Russel played by BJll Barret,-Was planted sity b^eball team, easily copped' up^an easy 15-3 win. Joe Segal members of the' -club at a meet­ on May 20, at MHS in rooms 207, Mercer.. in the mill by S k y who thought SHRUBS--TREES - BUSHES its first three games this season carded an 8(1 which was tlosely ing which was held May 7, wer^ hr COUI scare Aunt Bess and Kate 209 and in the library; Rose Marie Tremarco, president; .Wearing a white flowing negli­ 4 ,by defeating the Jayvee teams of followed by'Red Smith’s 81.. Bob gee, Kate Laiidson, excellently from buying the mill. - Paintings,, sculpture. pottery Musicians Traviel Ballard and Stan MacFarland re­ Thomas, vice president; Nancy Windham, Bristol, and Rockville, Colla, secretary; J and Pat Poe portrayed by Trudl Recknagol, Ron Prentice and Lisa Cowaii and-other, crafts were exhibited. corded Identical rotlnda. of 84, while charmed the audience with her ef­ were well cast as Mr. and Mrs. HYBRID RHODODENDRON Many.sizet imd colors. From All' Scholastic entries, whether on April 17, May 1, and May 13, To State Audition elternate 'Bob Reynolds toured treasurer. •- Committee heads chosen by the ficiently descriptive prologue. Kate Oordyce, an old,, retired couple who they received rewards or not, were respectively. In the three game's the rain-soaked Chtpanee course explained that a year ago she gnd lived down the road from the mill. exhibited; the Junior Indians scored 28 .runs One hundred-and ten of Man­ with a flve-over-^iar 76. newly "elected officers are busi­ ness, Peg Boland; program, Mary her boy friend. Sky BeQtly, had Ron also' excellently produced'’an Alex McBride, top winner from j while holding their opponents to chester High’s band and orchestra, April 14 sau the golfe,: soundly come to an old deserted gun pow­ effe'eUve"Yankee drawl." HOLLY la maajr v(u4«tiN. Manchester High, Joan Landers, six. ^ under the direction of Mr. Vater. whitewash WtncUiam at the Man­ Pantaleo; and ' stage manager, Everett Frost, der factory because her Aunt Bess Patricia Platt, os Emmeline, the Gall Gollmitzen William Duncan | participated in the Connecticut chester Country Club by a score had -wanted to look-at real estate. other, girl who hadn’t , been mur­ and Stephanie Cannon displayed | The first win of the season was Sock and Buskin has accepted 20 chalked up against rival Windham State Audition on Wednesday, of 16-2. Red Smith'and Bob Bal­ Kate -continued by 'sutlng that a dered yet. put" much feeling Int6 For all osea. - From 2.15 their award-winning work. j May 14. Leaving by bua in the lard shared- the meditnit "honors new members on the basis of -their The Most Amazing Small European JUNIPER at Mt. Nebo Field by a convincing interest and their acting ability few yeara ago,'she had gone on a her brief part. ’ Honorable mention among ‘ scors'of 11-0. The combined pitch­ morning, they apent the entire day with rqunda of 76. Joe Segal narded shown at the tryouts on May 1 and beach party with five girls. Three Fran Nylin, portrayed the alrjr freshmen, under the direction of, ing of sophomore (?hriS McNeil at UConn, nhere the competition a 77. and Bob Reynolds and Stan. 2. _ of the five girls had been stabbed mannered 'Mrs, ’ Ranch, the real Car With Big Car PertormdtKe , Mrs. Elizabeth Budd, numbering.' took place. The iriany bands and Mj^;Farliind turned Iq rounds of estate agent who turned out to Ifl I4EMLOCK For Mg hedges. From 2.50 and freshmen Burt Baskerville Chosen were Juniors Janet Mor- by the same person. Each' case and Buy one— second one at half price 19; 16 sophomores, juniors and and Greg Manchuck held the luck­ orchestras particiiiatlng were re­ 78'. .This was the first match In timor and Charles Ryan; Sopho­ wound Was Identical. Kate had felt the murderess. seniors.of Mrs. LaVeme Kelson’s! less Whippets to only one hit, a viewed by nationally known which all team nenri>ers broke mores: Patricia Platt, Roanne that she might possibly be the next The play 'was extremely humotJ art classes, with honorable men-1 blooper over the third bkseman's judges. eighty. ■Wise. Candy! King. Madeline victim. ' ' ous and well done throughout. H DOGWOOD TREES PlakPink and whlts^.white. From ^ 2.50 NEIGHBORS GO PARTNERS — AND SAVE! tions; and honorable mentions | head. The three selections presented The team now .aporta a record Amlrault, Pat Little, Sarah Perry, Trudl handled her long role with was well rehearsed and the caft from Mrs.' Budds’ crafts classes i by the band were: "Folk Song Of 21 consecutive wins oyer the Johanna Richmond, Maida King. poise,, ease, and confidence. Top proficiently mattered the complex) among were Included In the e x -! In the second game. Bristol was Suite,” by R. Vaughn Williams; past three yeara (Look out, Mr. laurels in acting and in interpreta- laugh-provldlng situations. SUGAR MAPLE. 8-10’ .jf ...... 8.95 defeated in a closely played game, Nancy Hallin, Helen Gwbreft, hibit. ; "Toccsitl for Band,” by Frank Hunt). Repeat victories. Over Meri­ Carole Rubin, Russ Mercer, Bill tloh also belong to Vincent Girard, Music was provided by the MHS BLUEBERRY BUSHES Big 8 yeara plants 2 For 1.99 Sixty A rf Major Students from ' 4-1. for the Indians .second vic­ Ericson; and the "Charter Oak den, WllllmaitUc, Conar ' and Hall Who captivated the. audience with Dance Band under the (Jlrection df NORWAY MAPLE..8^10* ....----- ...... 8.95 tory. Although, out-hit 7-4,.Man-' Barrett, Ken Tarlow, Kevin Rear-: New Haven State Teachera Col-' Wins Awards March,” by Eric Osterllng. would give the linksmen their sec­ don, Tom Norton,' Ann Olmstead, his excellent portrayal - of Sky Ed Tatro. . ■ two ' played an impressive de- List of the rommittcea ss fol­ lege visited in the claps rooms of I. Joan Landers. '.68, won Those presented b y the orches­ ond CCIL title in a row. and Michael Morrill. Bqntley and to Kevin McPartland, CHINESE CHESTNUT TREES Enjoy the sweet nuts Yrom 2 .AS CHINESE ELM. 12-14' ...... : . . . 9.95 Art students and they also look' "Kev Awards" which were later ' fensive game which held the Bris­ tra were: "Artdante" from "yiolln • Bob Ballard '69 - Roanne Wise '60 wlio was well suited for the part lows Business Committeei Peggy a'sneak preview of the Art Show, judged as "Blue Ribbon Finalists " tol team to their lone run off MHS , - Donna Sandals '69 6f Lane Burrage, a. good looking, Beaucage. Arlene Oarrity, Erikf( Concerto.” by Mendelssohn; “High­ Krepipasky, Jean Tierney, Bar­ HONEY LOCUST. 8-10* ...... ,. 7*50 The tishers for the exhibit were in the SUte Regional, Scholastic' Manchuck. lights from South .Pacific," , by well dressed fellow who possessed Frank. Young. Diane SmachetU. Art ExhibH held in Hartford in ‘ their ouUng against Rock- a certain smooth, sure manner. bara Dunn; Production Staffr FOR ANYTHING and EVERYTHING THAT GROWS SEE PLANTLAND Richard Rodgers; and 'Three Maetozo Elected Lynne Baldwin; Scenery, Kenneth! SILVER MAPLE. 6-8* 4.7S Ann McIntosh. Steve Gero. Carole February 1958.- , vtlle High, the Indian Jayveea Hungarian Tunes,"' from "Songs Fur Bite Answer Maureen McKeever did an excel­ Moses, Joan Brfzitis, Gail Stamlet, r One award, a stylized el^hant! an easy 13-5 winning Score. lent Job as Aunty Bess, thedo-it- Terlow, K.urt Blgenbrod; Proper* for Children.” | • Head of Confab ties, Nancy Holiin, Patricia Hoot^ Penny Golden, Carol Shenning, head pin made with silver cloi-' Iha K**"* "a s a long A high rating was received by, yourself enthusiast who, knowing Ann Persluha. Ann Greaney and sonne.wire on-copper with trans-! blasted by freshman Worth Thousand that the old mill is the scene of Lights. Bertram Felngold, Bruno the band and orchestra in regard, Guilini; Programs, Jo-Linda LeibC C ^l GoUmitzer. parent colors, went on to win I Buddy Minor. It was the first time to musicianship, perfOrmai; \ and | jui’. . ithew G. Maetozo Jr., di­ a knife murder, -r/ants to buy the Visitors agreed it was a very' "honorable mention" in the N a-! Minor had ever been up to the rector of Physical Education at , To -compete for 'a thousand dol­ mill and remodel, it into a ho ise. Marlene Ford; Costumes, Judy SEE OUR PULL ASSORTMENT 0¥ CEMETERY BASKETS FOR MEMORIAL DAY Appearance. lar prize, Mrs. Anne' Vendrillo's Best,* Barbara Johnson; Publicity Enjoy eelf-aervlce os If you need help,'plenty of ealeemen wearing red caps and friendly nmUea to •ffecUve way to display the works iibnal Scholastic Art Exhibit. The' Pl®!^® I" * Junior Varsity game, ' Ri^er Winter |.'vlancUtaier High School, was re­ This gives l)er pretty niece Kate o f Manchester High School's art scoond "Key Award" wks for a Coach Harold Parks has ex- cently elected president of the Con­ biology classes have two new baby and her rival boy friends a lot of Virginia Knight. Dianne La* noalst you. atudenls. stylized bird with. cloisonne wire • pressed his enthusiasm for the necticut Assqciation of Health, chinchillas. The chlncpllias W re problems, both in courting and in chausse; Reception, . Jill RnsenXa Carol Moses 61. CERTIFICATES RECEIVED donated-to them for research work weljs:., Helen Gworek; Prompters,- on fine silver, painted «ilh trans-1 Gna defensive play 6f his squad, Eighteeh students In Miss Avis PhysinI Education and Recreation detective work. CaroJ Wisjitewaki, ^ and E nlf ANNUAL and PERENNIAL PLANTS parent enamels. and he singles out shdrtstop Jerry at the Spring Conference. by Mr. Harry Sweet and Mr. I..ea- Matterff are even mor-i compli­ LEADElUsUlP REWARDCD lellog’e Shorthand II Class re- Rogers. Joan also won "honorable men-1 W a 11 a c h and outfielder iSklp He is presentty-a member of the tor Sicbel, chinchilla breeders. The cated when three nlt'-wltted girls Miss.. Mary McAdams was glveft Cindy Nylin was one of ten high Upn" for a .pair of atyllzi^ sliver Marsh as deserving ipecial com- Jeived individual certificate of two new chinchillas are two weeks I membership to the Order of Gregg suite Physical Fitness Committee arrive in the care of a strange Dr. a bouquet of flowers for her nelp» w aERfiNIUMS - VINCA VlllE OAUDIUM t «rii members of ,7 the ' Cen-;cuff — , ...... links- —and ■a apongesponge painting,oaintinc’ mendation mendal for their 'outstanding Artists (O.O.A.) recently. All of and ,ie e^tor of the association's old and have been named "Flips l-ookdr, who has lost his way in ful distribution of tickets. T b f I the HarUord, exhibit. , | ball playing. Coach Parks’ only Bullatin. and "Flop." The claaa plans to con­ the storm on the way to Berry- ! WITH FRONT W H E a DRIVE who recently won a sliver charm the papers, as a whole, received an Misses Anna and Catherine Mo- ■ A member of Craft Club for two i wish is that hla big guns In the Honorable Mention Certificate. A Mr. Maetoao holds a degi'ee from tinue the. oxperiment' with these dale, a mental rest home. Ouire and Mrs. Levlnla BanisteC Manufoenirtd |n Wastom Garmany — Now on Display Af Plmdayid bmcelet In recognition of leader- years,,Joan has been’ accepted at hitting department start clicking pin for the best paper was recejived Springfield College and the .Uni- chincpillaa. Michael Morrill, Who played Dr. alsoi received . flowers for . theia- COLEUS-ABERAtuMi-BEBOlilAS r I > /I ( h i . I ( Ii w •WP- . . .. Westbrook Jufilor Cbllege, Port- with their bsU. When they do, by Carol Cprdner, a Shorthand II veralty-of Illinois and has done IVo'thousand dollar prizo la oL <^ooker excellently, (feUght'od the aTtietic ability in make-up. land, Maine,' where she hopes td Manchester will have the fictitious graduata work at Boaton Univer­ lerM to anyone who can discover audience with his unus.ual char­ Mr. Kenneth Holt, advisor oC ' One hundred and eight teachera student. These awsrda are based 1215 TOllLAND TURNPIKE — MANCHESTER. CONN. ^ . . , ”CCIL Jimler Varsity Baseball on the writing of fluent and oor- sity and University of ConnecU- why the ghincl)Ulas blU their fur, acterisation of a "doc'tor” who Pajnt and’ Powd.r, wm. also fiye|£ CHORCHES MOTOR FOR WINOOW BOXES ; OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. »a 8 PJ4.--SATURDAY omI SUNDAY 9 A.M. ta H e »c6eoL Manchester NJoan. is. the daughter of Mr. andlTiUe" In the bag. reel ahorthand. cut. At present hi; la a doctoral Thp elassoa haVo boon experiment- * .1. . with -the- "foeble minded." a fUt from aiembera of tht elub. 80 OAKLAND ST. Vr PHONE Ml 3-2791. MANCHESTER Mrs. Neal Landera, 43 Broad S t . ^ Jiim WhitehUi; '60. Alaxandra Oburaki 'M student at R prin g^ d College. Ing with variotu dieU for about Sarah Perry, with laugh-produd- . \ Jill Rdsenawolg '6V V"' A, h V - A

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ALLEY UUP For Mra. Minnie Graf ^ by Mra. Burlington, N. -.6., have an­ W;30 a.m.. Church Community v«LL, t «WMiea> OH^THBONE' ...MOWEVER.WITH OOP OUT, I T1W3 RK3MT. \rV€"NOTHINS I Coventry IVfinister^ to Serve Rldph M. Buma; fm B a rlV . Green nounced the engagement of their House: Garden Club plant ana Caselli Charged , taoNSON______ro VO , RIXINP rM KT A lOS$ TO KNOW y SOMEONE HAS \ BETTER TO ■0L6AR-QUT YOURSELP,^ by Richard Rialey; for Mra. Baixa- daughter, Jane, to Cbarlaa Len- food sale, Ifi a.m., Booto-Dlmock SOME BESEABCM ON ), TMERE 014 f HOW TO BESIN wood Foster Jr. iThe. Wedding will Memorial-Library; Mr, and Mrs. B A N K ^ ■w a x * UP.IvJlfiSil.'CLEAl?tKta T=/>^*WTTIN6^A ' beth Thiam by Mra. Alva Roya; In Hit-Run Crash 1>4E OWSIN Of THW" ./ OUR LHTIX take place at 11:30 a.m. June 17- Club of Second Congregational FACiFie ISLAND OP SLEEP OdV OP VOUR M lN a "-* -! ' * " ^Vunty Fi^lowship Retreat for Mra, EHaabeth Riley at Hairs>- K < * TWO-HEADEO SOO^ I'VB EVOLVED A P£RPeCt pLAN \^“ ^^^^^ ton-Cemetery, by Mra. FMna Lewda at the First Christian Church Church, mystery dinner out;4eave J|ohn C. Oaaelli,,49, of 135 Spruce OF WlS WiOElkWAV. EM?, there. at 7:30 p.m. from Church Com­ 70 E J E a THOSE 6ALLS AND 6 E T / of Willimantle; for Mra. Blanche St., has been released iinder 820tf MV OLD SOOM SACX/— 1 have been completed for a f Mra. aarehce 8. Grant of Co- Cramm at Manafleld Centei'Cetne- Dr and Mrs. Robinson and their munity House; cleanlip work day SATURDAYS IT'S HVPN05IS— County Ptlgriiit pellow- lumbta, radio chairman, dpoke ovar teiy by Mra. Ella Bruce; for Mra. family are former locaL residents. at Second Congregational Church bond and ordered to >appear in at Cam pr^ta Wama atatlon WIU yeaterday and thIa Joaephlnc Nichole at Manafleld He was pastor of the local First properties; Girl Scout Troop 28 Town Court toraoirow to answer to In Columbia, MmjrSd and 81, ac­ morning on "Wear a .Poppy.' Cemetery by Mra. .tlma Barrowa- Congregational Church for aeveral weekend camping trip at Storrs a charge of evading responsibility. a J C n . cording to Rev. C. Arthur Congregational Church caWna At the auxiliary meeting at 8 for Mra. Ehretyn Duktig by Mra. yeafs. He was arrested yeaterday after R'adley, Patter of the local Second p.rti. Monday Girl Scout Troop 318 Charlca Rnlsct'; for Mfa. 'Btlen Coiiplea Plan Visit Climax Chapter, OB8. sale, 18 S.91 MAIN i M r,nd ' NOPTM MAIN i : MAN X ■'«* ‘ Church. wilt aaeiat with making 28S aprayi Srainard 1^ Mra. Marah; and for The Couples' Club of the First a.m.. Masonic Hall. Merrow. he allegedly hit a parked-car In a ------' ^ V. Mr. Bradley will serve for the gravea at cemeteriea In Mra. Martha Green by Mra. Bugene New Arrival • North End parking lot and failed Congregational Church Will leave to . report the accident to authori­ and tha Rev. James R. town, Andover and Manafleld for Rychitng. at 6:30 p.m.. tomp'rrow from the Mr. and Mra. Edward E. Smith 3 A. SYI. to 12 NOOH The only aeat available on the ties.-- * pastor of the local the Memorial Day program apon ' New ConSmtatlona church to visit the 3(r. and Mra. Jr. of Main St, have announced y X ...... ~ I i niX j ^ 'i ferry waa In the aihokinf room. Firat Congregational Church will aorad by the poat and auxiliary, Five roembera of the confirma­ the birth of a daughter on Thurs­ Police jtoargs that OasalU, about Club of the WachogUe Community 12'JO a.m. hit a car owned by Unfortunately it waa located next aerve aa r^ a tra r at the program. H’mHIu t0 Be Made tion claaa conductad by the Rev. Congregational Church in Spring- day at Windham Community to a i\War X tuH "With One Accord,” t. hie aer- tional Church at 8:80 p',m, at furnished'him with the n tzhtion putedou. and World War II honor toll at raon topic during the wohahlp aerv- Kingabuiry House; '-Trial Juatice Coventry correepeadent, Mrs. F. SICK mtsaioiis; the Rev. WaynO Sandau mkrker number. Both caj aceived 'When you are rhooalng y««r sMixi. Ml of Ellln^on, the artsf the Rev. "The Greeh" In town, by the Cov* icea, Paul Kenyon of the inigrim Court. 7:30 p.m., Robertson Pauline Utile, telephnne Pilgrim minor damages, the poll lani re­ “ ?* meat, let aa M pyaa. The bemy aad -fcTT&Bf, kM/mit tai PrBvteuB PtirtB Mr. Bradley, on thleplogy; the Rev. entry Garden Club; and the Fellowahip will read the scripture. School;.social, 8 p.m.,.Nathan Hal^ 2-828L ported. Community Center; setback card petaumcace of scUct t u n Gnutiis m a k e AFi Rodman Cart of Vernon, the New Nathan Hale Monument at the The Pilgrim Weiiowahlp will Gardtii^Stuff party, 8 p.m., American Legion APPOINTMEW. . Testament. . cemetery bi town, by Mra. Ehneat meet at 7 p.m'. Sunday at the Ruth aatos it a aaita. TOMORROW Life miai48 wUt be Bonnie Las­ Marsh. B. Quandt Memorial Mall for a home; Explorer Scout Poat 85, at bit cboiee for AOpOlS B Summer (Fr.) sen and Nahcy Moore of the Pil­ Also, the honor ioU In gMgleville, discuealon on “Dating." Sesaiona' 8 p.m.. Pond Hill School; Jolly by Mra. Philip Llnderson of that, Garden Workers 4-H, 7 p.m., home BOrataa grim FeUowahip of the local First for the group will continue through r * j p SATURDAY. 10 A.M. to fm HTGN wheibfrJt it .m CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER . 1 G e it^ plant TFrozenr^ town; and the Andover honor roll the end of next month when an of James T. Latdiaw. yTYlna-grown Congrawational Church. I btlafge .ee MBsU. (pL) *1^ 'kitchen staff will be beaded tablet by Mra, George S. Nelson, outing ^11 be held. Tomorrow’s fcvents plant iJBuropean that town. Rngaged Food sale for 4-H Town Com­ It PrlnUdg hr Mr. and Mrs. .Clarence A. Hrad- night banm fieid of town. Aaaisting will be For deceaaed members' Dr, and Mrs. Henry * . Robinson mittee Canip scholarship f u n d, HOURS M Y mlatakea and ! 5 5 14 Herb p la n t^ downa Mr. and Mra. Glen Brddley of Wll I I r-tt AJUU& IHL IBPoaltlve X 10 River iaicta llmaifUc, formerly of town, Mias THIS CERTIHCATR IS WORTH $4.2r Joan Ayer, Laiciua A. Pettlnglll Jr., I ■ M ING THIS COUPON * COMPARE AND SAVE LONG SAM BY AL LAPP and BOB LUBBERS cleetradca llDtffc V Tlita coupon' and 79c entitiea the hearer to one ]g ----- Uly 12 At thia place 28Veraifler'a eSAthena and William Yeomans, all of town. | B FOR OUTDOOR LIVING I product 44Rlppad Among the retreat eounaelors: a of our genuine indestructible.PRESSURE FILL- 17 Rady of water 10 Scottiah SIR TOUNTAIN PENS. INSTANT-TOUCH U' It Before aheepfold to Domestic tfave 48 Frwieh rhra will be Mias Adele Gehring and! ■ MADE 21 Hardens, 47 Retinue Hubert T. Edmondson, both of | ■ , WRPfiNGI SATIN SMOOTH POINT, LEAK- l l (preSx) IN PROOF! A 5 year, guarantee with each pen. One SAPORin MEMORIAL CO: tOObeerve gcraliiluma fti DtiBiOt 48 Hardy heroine town. !■ rmuvm ItExpunger. t7 Agricultural 80 Writing tool The retreat wilt start at 5 p.m. ;■ U.S.A. Biie Only for Ladies, Man, Boya and Girls. Aa- mxu>\oa 21 Speniaheoliia aortod colors. NOT A BALLPOINT. SATURDAY, 470 CENTER STREET TEL. MI 8-7782 0 2S Flavor 32 Yield machliM BlMarinar's . May S6 'With a claM session and | * HOURS ONLY! r n io m - ' 28 Capuchin dlreetloa squara dance to follow. The follow­ MAY 24, 10 A.M. to 8 P.M. TwriwiaiuRt 32tiietaaway 34 Tray . p3 Ftmlnine 2SSaIU moniuy BBSeine ing daya program starting at 9 New 1958 Royal ajn. will include classes, racrea- Specialists in monuments scujptofed from select Barre srsnite flFATKim- appclUUon toDiU 41 Bncountcra 84 Paving Scoop! International Stainless at Liggett's •notary" murMAN-i 22NAr 27iPhtrf 42ITn«t aubatanea Uon, wonfitip service, and a busi­ l4Uata of ness meeting..The program, will SATURDAY-ONE-DAY SPECIAL proapaetiva n r ITT conclude with a worship service FOUNTAIN PEN oandWetea at 7 p.m> 10 A.M. to 3 P.M. - SPECIAL SATURDAY OXl.T This pen hclda more ink than any HERE IN MANCHESTER rgBOceumnee . There will he three representa- _ 10 AM . to 2 P.M., MAY 24' ordinary pen on the market. You k 'rfirY ^ I f te Tharawddif^ tives from the Senior Pilgrim Fel- 1 can writs for three months on one BfOtoak lowshlp of the' Second Congrega-! H GENUINE LIFETIME SERVICE niling. No repair bllla. Every pen townihipa tional Church and 18 from the ' | la teated and ^aranteed. Get yours BY KEN BALD and J ^ R Y BRONDPIELD % 40VWoMtfy fellowship of the First Congrega-! _ now. THIS ^ E N CARRIES A proud homeowners coll JUDD SAXON 42 Boaeball eM» tional Church attending. iH 24-Pe. SET •Trulv FACTORY GUARANTEE. 5 years. PARPON MV 1 RESENT, Clean-up Week Successful ' I COMPLETE SERVICE FQR SIX A Fins ’ Tins'PEN the INTRUSION, NIR THAT, KATE' M^^^weth in o r The response to Beautify C ov-! m Writing GIVEN FREE CALHOUN, BUT AND X THINK Instrament?,- 1 A TieAF CEASES you AND L . Ub.) intry Week: which aUrted May 17 11 I In Mirror Finish I If yo-u buy one' In the TO BE ONE IP SHOULD BBBan away and continues through tomorroU’ | IT'5 ADVERTISED IM , HAVE A to many has been very gratifying, accord- ; £ '"."“ .*5.00 ADVANCE' uroE-TALK/. . . ,«UUl..:------log.-to. Alvin. R. Goodin, of. .the .85 This certifleate good only, H IKiBE SBUnnanad Board oi Health, spoitiBors. R WHY PAY during-radvertised sale. figFaatera Local residents have been mak- ' Sorry ^ ; Btlaatter ing an extended effort to clean up ■ $ 1 4 . 9 5 . . No I RUNT 'N ■ worker thetr., properties. The Only portion-tl siSeatten Pftsm V E LY NONE SOLD BEFORE or Mall ■ of therdrive not measuring up to I _ Ordera ■ - expectatldna, according to Go^ln. | ■ - Z ^ DOWN AFTER SATl'RDAV, MAY 24 Ideal I ...and youH tee why when you was- the -voktntcer help-needed to.^ | WlHi Thi$ Coupon ...... P ot-.- - B mA imiiit, t». f - t i man the town trucks to pick upl_ paint with xnrfeH'Fdy. Beir how . 2 See eegi^ - GUARANTEED Graduation m, cvaaly and smoothly it brudifit on« “You!ti8 earrisd your flirting too far this tim«, AgntsI, t Bfeleytien. to . town last || pY MEHIDEN. CpNTY. Factory Guaranteed — Lifetime FABULOUS and ■ ' Father’ s ■ , how a little goes a long way. Sw how Y ou' vb piokBd a ftTlow I ean't liok!’* eenoe Free Replacement » HOUR SALE! X ECuihloa Without this help the trash can-Guaranteed lifetime solid sUlnless stee>. CRAFTED Lhnlt: 2 Per Clistonier Day m thia finest o f House Painja keept 1 not be picked up, according to. the : ■ b y INTERNATIONAL "FINE MLVERSMlTHS your home beauty-bright far longer A C. JOHNNY HART Selectmen, who will furnish the ■ f o R MORE THAN A CENTURYXit is your gimr- DO NOT PHONE SATURDAY ONLY BY RAY GOTTO four town - pwned trycks with antes of quality and lifetime sefvlce. You get a life­ I-eave money if you cannot _^than “bargain" paints...how much COTTON WOODS drivers tomon'ow. Anyone willing, time free replacement guarantee with each 24-piece attend sale and set will be held ^ o r e Dutch Boy gives in U EC*Jgi r « THINK i'll YOU'M , to aaatat should be at the Town i ■ htalpleaa set for thia amazing sale for only 24.85. for Tou. '^mJUtTTEUME WHERA VOyO Btick with , sturdy protecttoi^^fUur PMFIR A BtAT FORTTrFIRST UNIQUE! I Garage at 8 a.m.. im complete service for 8 people. An opportunity you NO FEDERAL TAX Limit Not ------SlRItSBAMg- MY OLD WORDS! home deserves Rooster Day | l can't afford to m'iaa . . . yes, genuine, lifetime 2 Pena- LIUUC1 1 0 A hH^lO.THI^^ OA. Booat^ Day for Coventry 'Boyt j • stainless steel at this low, low price! W. .MIDDLE TURNPIKE beauty and protection ^ a t 'RASE i iv. Middle Turnpike Each Ball ANYWME^ »At- Baseball Asan. will be held tomor- j ■ s Never Needs Polishing SHOPPING PARKADE Dutch. Boy . House PMnt atall.kid/ rpw with a house-to-houae canvass | l e Win Not Tarnish. Rnst or Slain Coupon 0 THIS STORE ONLY! Point gives! by the boys on the tearoa. Each will { * • Replace Wlthbut Time Limit and LIGGETT’S hava proper identification. Wil- > WIthont Charge liam C. Nye of Gerald Park la i ^ JHP M M in 0 biding THIS COUPON aervtng aa. general chairman. j L Flraf Communion Net Pirat Communion'wiir be glvenj- a -rlaaa at 9 a.m. tomorrow at St. | Mary’a Church of Its parish and < that of St. Joseph's Church at | mm. EagleviUe. The Rev. Bernard J. Fdater, pastor, .t^ll conduct the BUGS BUNNY •ervlce. There will be 23 boys and 24 girls in the clast. The Holy BUZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE ;-Nams Society choir will furnish $6.65 music at the.Maas. fin dUSr WHO IS THIS RUSSIAN^ wf Dotrr iFtAKlnt name aloud. ■UT JUST WHY DO you OUST ONE Poppy Days Arrive , . M SMCn^'M 7D PICK MUE IT |I...VmiTTEN ON HtS THINK ONE OF THE BI68E3T REASON... ■Poppy Day will be observed In ^ PtCfURE...REC06NI2E HIM? VmCEU IN THE COMMUNIST TO SAVE HIS town today and tomorrow with GOVERNMENT WOULD 8E NECK.UE'S members of the Coventry Ameri­ can Legion and Its Auxiliary sta­ C. J. [ a REM. WILLING TO PEFECr TO DilE FOR L. v.i.r ; THE FUEE VWRLP? U9UIDATI0N. tioned at-various locations. Junior Auxiliary members will make a PAINT STORE partial Houae-to-hoiise drive. 888 CENTER STREET—Ml 8-8718 WE GIVE GREEN .STAMPS ICECUBES MILLER'S PHARMACY] By<4.XfiDE RAO COMPLETE'^ 999 ORCCM RO. \ J MDRTY MEEKLe X, HY DICK CAVALLI MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD VEP—VOU NETRIE9T0KEEP Vx MR BOOMER » H O M E BOMCPOHC have TO HAND USALLHAFPY PROOREBOVE^- Bl,M0Rrv?> ■TOTHE HraNOTANOLO SnCK-IN-THE Private Service REMODBUNG MUO-HESWAV OUT IN FRO N T Apartments 26 YEARS' EXPERIENCE • Ml 3-1425 . Separate entranoes, air LOC'ALLV OWNED OPERATED ^eonditioped Ihrough- out.

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MartSM IS) EARL YOST Bluff Say Dodger Critics By PAT BOLDUC ^batter and atruck out six wkllePkept the score from being hlgherbineludlng nine putouts. • «I^ w o Ie l^ s ^ thrown out by N e ll* Busso Taioiigles ab r h pe a arts S|wrU Editor pitching to Juat 20 batters. The although three of tbe.victor'a tal­ Decker opened the afternoon by and lowed when Tempe was safe Dtcker. m S 3 S « I 0 0 Grand Slam Another apphomore pilch* fast-working sophomore, who like lies were untamed. beating out a chc^ltping single in onX^fielder’s choice play ks the JScCaliom, lb ...... 6 1 1 - ; 56 0 0 ing whie made his presence With Algenan Manchester's promiising Pat Mls- front of the' jriate. w )th one out ___Ians failed on-a doubleplay at­ f e r r ^ r . ’.’.V.V." If? Change of Sc/eiiery Helpa Giants Giles Threatens Shift felt ‘ in the close CCIL race tretta is a top-notch football and C e tL Standings Zajac lined a lingle intd .i^ghtfiej)' tempt. The winner’s final marker Kwolek. . yesterday afternoon at Mt. baeketball perforiner,’ retired 12 and continued on to second as 4ne came when Decker led off with a 0 ft It was jiiat a year ago that I motored to New York to break HR iJefeats straight batters overtb# first four W L Pet. OB Thlelman lb Boxer Tonight Nebo Field as Meriden’s Patsy Manchester ...... 7 2 throw-in went to third. L e fi^ ld - •Ingle In the ninth. An error, field­ Tempe. lb bread with officials of the New York baseball Giants and to innings and also the Itet 12 men Cr. Dick Spencer force(t'''Mcohd. er’s choice play .and Zajac’s aacrl- Barillarfl. cf,.... •? Unless Voters Approve Qonard ...... 5 2 Oohtlsaey, cf ,. ? ?■ 0 ft ? watch'the Giants play the Cincinnati Redlegs at historic Polo Papandrea tossed a brilliant en route to one o f the finest pitch­ baseman Danny JSanavlge to play ■flca fly rescued the Meriden short- thr««-hft, 6-0 shutout triumph over ing performances seen at N6bo In Meriden ...... 6' 3 Totals S U 17 U 1 Groands. It was a beautiful day; with the sun shining bright­ Kansas City . National League New York, May » The Wethersfield ...... 4 5 his ground ball ta.ftut, with Deck­ stop, ' Mssebeslrr IS> lesgue-leadins Manchester. Making several years. Only tn the fifth er racing home.-jX • h po aaTbl ly and traffic was at a minimum. There was no parking prob­ Yeaterdsy’s Results Los Angeles, May 28 (/P)— A threat 6y the National League parade of foreign flghtet* 4l>M(ng H all ...... 3 . 5 Maiteheater catcher , Dick Avery Milwaukee 9, San Francisco 3. his initial start, the Silver City and sixth franies did the IncUans- Rightflelder A l 'Kwolek led off ft 3 0 -^ Q ‘ the Yankee dollar contlnuaa to- Bristol ;3 7 collected two hits off the victorious lem outside the park «hich-iifr'located below Coogan’s Bluff. N ew . York,, May 23 — (Chicago '7, Philadelphia 4. president to shift the Dodgers from Los Angeles unless vot­ righthander checked the In'diantr leave a runner stranded. Patsy the fourth frame with a double to :It wasn’t until after the game that)^ Wight at Madteoh 8 (^ r e iOardea Wlrfdham ...... 2 5 Papandrea kftd now leada all Red. Mrliitosh 3h c r " ' Tefi Williams Has ansiyered .. St. .Louis ^Bt Pittsburgh, post­ ers approve * stadium site next month brought this reaction: Impressive seven-game winning was also helped along by. some right and^Went to third as Thlel- Ronn...... I had a good chance to talk with streak while handing the losers and White bitters with a .282 bat­ poned. A bluff, aay some critics of th e*----- '------)------whenLahoUari Oodih o f Ofan. At* fine fielding plays by his deter­ man grounded out to first base un- Kacinski, Ib . Manager Bill Rlgney of the Giants. the critics again...the way their second setback in 11 starts. ting •verage.;.'Gaptaln Danny Feshler. rl .. Los Angeles at Cincinnati, post­ Dodgers’ land deal with the city. geria n id PariB meeia NeW^ York's mined teammates who turned In t l^ e ^ iv e Standouts assistea. Kwolek tallied on Temi>e's he knows Ijest; ., with a swish "W e expected construction (on Renn continued hIS exceptional Malausky If ... •. New York had Jdat downed the poned. Straight talk, aay others favor­ While gaining sweet revenge for *ire e eye-catching doubleplays. Captsin Bobby Zajac sparked the onp^ase smash to centerfleld. Banavlfe, Ib.v the .new park) Would be well un' Johnny nteto. [ fielding, handling nine chances; RedliMa behind the ahtitout pitch­ of his bat. On Wednesday, af­ W L Pet G.B. ing the Chavez Ravine alte. an earlier 7-0 defeat, the hard­ o additional Meriden runs Avery, c der way by now, and we had every Big Bob Neil went ail the way Raiders at the plate with three flawlcsaly at shortstop, making g Nell, P ing of Reuben Gomez when I en ­ ter Williams hgd gone 0 for 5 San Francisco 23 12 .657 — Straddling the fence was Dodger Until he follght in Washington hitting Red Raiders chalked up came in the fifth inning when right to believe it would be," Giles for the Indians, being charged with hits and a>sacrifice fly while Chi total of 22 chances in the last'dwo. a-WhiMr, ...... countered Rigney tn hia private the question waa raised whether Milwaukee- 19 11 .633 I H President Walter O'Malley, who last month foinH,fi00»phii tatevi- their sixth league win in nine out­ his second loss as against one vic­ Decker, Marty Tempe'knd,Papsin- Coach Tom Kelley's club commit­ gamea.. .Kacinski was charged TomW 3 17 IS •aid. aion payday,' tlje blffiM t the ings and Cemented their hold on oIBca, one flight up from the dreaa- the ,39-year-old Boston Red Sox Pittsburgh 18 15 .545 4 • said; ’• pitta* tory. Bob,, who pitches without .drea chipped in with tw dxj^gles ted three or its four errors. A with hia firsf bobble tn the sixth, a—arniinded out for N»U In' ftth.. slugger finally was showing bis No ’Tbae to Re-negotiate French lightweight ftfiMnp ever, tpird place In the CGIL. Meriden -b—Piled nut for Daigle in Stb. . Ing quarter! i- the centerfield Chicago 17 J8 .472 6'.i Another Problem a windup a la Don Larsen o f the apiece, the quartet accouRtmg for stolen base and singles by Zajac inning after handling 107 chances Meilden ...... 100 13ftftll~6 building. The altnder, balding for- age. Hia batting ayerage . had There la no time to re-negotlate drew - was about 92,SD0r^^eI,Sbor^He gets <* ■' and second place Conard of West Philadelphia 15 18 .455 T "W e have our hands full now Yankees, previously lost 2-0 to . nine of the 11 safeties sdrrendeitd and Papandrea also figured In the without an arror...Kelley has al­ 3b, Papandrea. Kwolek; Tempe; 9B, dwindled to, .225. a new contract with the city for another |4.000-plua for tills, 10- Hartford both trail the leaders by Zajac: gP. Zajac: DP. Zajac to Tempe, . mar inflelder, opened a can of his St. Louis 14 17 J62 7 with many problems—on and off Wethersfield. The pturdy senior by Nell. Defensively; Decker al' ^coring. ready nominated Mlatretta (4-0) favorita brew, took off h is. ahirt, Last night Ted gave them the Chavez Ravine, he said. round match, at a 140-]140-pound eon- only one full game. Papandrea (n Decker lo JSrCoUnm, Cincinnati 11 17 .303 8<6 the field. This preaenta anotheri" "Wa want the National Leagus righthander was in constant trou- shortstop, Tempe.-fit second base ''xMlss Iloubleplay Attempt to face Hall in Manchelter’a home Tempe (n Thtelman, Banavlgft lo Renn .wet with peraplratibn. and sat in answer. Boston waa trailing Loa Angeles 13 21 .382 9^< tract. Fine Pitching Perfomuince bie since the first Merid6n batter and Gene Thielnfan at third base finale Monday aftek1ioon..s Clyde lo Kiu-luskl, Nen^lo Renn to Kacineki; Kansas City * - l in the fourth In- The uttlmatum was delivered in Los Angeles.” Giles aaid. . Papandrea opened the eighth 1X)B,IX)B. Meriden *.». "Mancliesier Mai -3: —BB, hia swivel chair. He got .as com­ Today's Gamea yesterday in Cincinnati by Praai- Television viewers ;Wbo saw Getting back to the surprising reached safely in seven o f the nine s tp ^ out, edmmitting one lone Inning With, a solid double to right- Richard will work against Conard •ning. Jackie Jensen doubled and but we want the people of Los Papandrea I, Nell 3: -fip. Papandrea S, fortable aa possible, doffing his Chicago at 'Philadelphia, (N ) deht Warren Giles, of the National Godih scamper., past LayiV Baker Papandrea, he walked but one innings. -Only two twin-killings i mlscue’while handling 17ichsnces, center’-field:* moved to third ’ as Thursday in Weat Hartford. N»ll t| WP. rapandreay,T(m», 3:11.' scored on Jimmy Piersall'a single. Angeles to want it, too, and to so ...... bjuabatl ahobs, for a pair of alip- Hobble (2-4) va. Semproch (4-3i, League. He told sports writers that in hii American debut at. 'Washing­ ' . , ^ 7 • ■ ■ I . . ' pera.' A walk and Pete Runnels' acratdh express thems.elvea. The people at ton will, get Another lool; 'against St. Louis at Pittsburgh,. (N ) Mi- if Los Angeles voters turii dow-n the polls June 3 will be the um­ single loaded thft bases. Williams zell (2-4) ys. Kline (4-3). / an opponent who is ranketl No. 5 quickly unloaded them "with * the Dodger contract June 3 ’Ml will pire." "How do you -fepl about going Los Angeles at Cincinnati, (N ) be my personal recommendation among the contendere by the Na­ home. mn, his fifth of the s e a ^ P o d r M '^ ^ - n X r l^:yKe7T4-l L Giles la bluffing, asld (bounty tional Boxing Aasn. The ftoht will Lew Burdette Not Concerned ' to the W ait Coaat?" -a acribe aalied to our league that we take imme­ Supervisor John A. f*>rd. Local Sport Lopata Drops Foul Fly the former Giant player. "Who and 461st of h^ career. The Red San Francisco at Milwaukee, (N ) diate atepa to study w a y a and be carried on network (NBC)‘radio Sox went on to win 8-5. Antonelll (3-3) vs. Spahn (6-0). "W e know the National base­ and T.y starting at 10 p.m, (D ST). aaid we war# going? But if we do," means of relocating the franchise ball buaineit ia facing financial With Poor JEdrly Season Mark he added. “ I think that I could Amerlwui Le^ue In another city." Godih impressed by hia left jab The grand slammer waa the Vesterdav’s Rmulla problems," Ford said. “ So far Los and speed in hia romp over Baker. Chatter taka it. You know, I live in Cali­ The Dodgers moved this year Big LiiCague Admiration And Phils Lose 16th of Williams’ career and broke york 6 Detroit 4 Angeles looks like one of base­ He would heye scored the maxi­ fornia, from Brooklyn after the Los An­ a tie with Jimmy Foxx for^third * BalUmot; l'. ball’s best bets. I feel pretty sure mum 100 points under the Wash­ in the ^low ,' game-wln.nlng battery mates o f the "St. Milwaukee. May — T h e fln the season no ons Would have . “And if we go, you can bet your INTERMEOIATE B sebal.1 AMERICAN LEAOL'E place. Lou 0 « W g wlh:: aeveland 3, Washington 1 geles City Council, by a 10-4 vote, that the Dodgers will gladly nego­ ington system if he hadn’t been LoutiSSipdlnalB” sign autographs foe, pretty fans after a Pee- Milwaukee BraveiF L 'w Burdette, thought twice about me because approved a contract providing League tryouts will begin Sunday ' Batting around for four hits aqd NevbYork. May 2.1 (JP)—^The next batter who'lifts a .foul life that we'll gat better support jor league record with 23- Babe. tiate a new acceptable contract." penalized a point for a tow blow. Wee -biii^all contest in Memphis. .The j'oungsters are, left to who didn't take up this season my record would hkve been better. at Uia gate and I'm aure that the Ruth ia second with 17. The Na- - acreage for a stadium in (Thavez afternoon at 2 o’clock at the West flv t runs in the second inning. Boston 8, Kansas City 5 (N ight) O’Malley, a man In the middle, right. LynlK^anone, Jonny Hardy, 10; Dwight Morris,.#; and where ha, left off last, says others You’ve just got to nurse what they fly asraii^ Philadelphia pitching in the vicinity of home plat* tional League record of 13 la held Ravine. Busso. 23 to Godth’a 28 yasra, Side Oval and all boys, ages 15 fellowt will play better. Look what W L Pet. GB ■aid; ■ Kris M il may be thinking bacx to his World give you, and sometimes it’s not S u llii^ 's Red and White Stand better be prepared to duck.-It ia more than likely that Stan by Gil Hodges of Los Angeles. waa the winner of a sansatlonal through 17 (cannot be 18 before happened today. We play a top BlU. KIGNKY New York ... 22 5 ^815 — City Councilman John Holland, “ The Dodgers want to stay out Series heroics over the New York enough." wpnt on to wallop. Police .* Fire Lopata, the Pblili*8’ anguished catcher, will whop him on the Kansas City’s defeat forced a scrap with Larry Boardman in hia August 1) are Invited to be pres­ club (the Reds were in the thick Kansas City « who led the fight to submit the of politics and we nish politics Tennis Sack Yankees, but he isn’t.* Prevtotts Record 44-3 last night at Charter Oak three-way tie with Cleveland and 14 14 .500 8 4 last outing. The Boaton match ent. Boys already.x>n teams do not head with hia moali. ^-----— '— ^ ^ ------of the pennant fight on the day of York. The only difference is sup­ contract to the votera, termed were not involved with baseball at "I don't think ab.,ut those three Park. teiU Dixon, belted his fit-st EUilUmore for second place. The BalUmore . . . 14 14 .500 84 Ttnnla ia the latest field' to found Boardman down *\'en times have to report. In case of rain reg- Burdette's three losses Poor Lope. Twifte in a little over stop banged a single and . double the viait) and we draw- only a port at the bucks’ office. Ban Fran­ Cleveland .., Giles' atatement: this time ..." Gvitan Ed^e^Center Congos, series victories at all," said the been by scores of 2-0 and homer of the aeeeon In the third Indians defeated Washington 3-1 witness the encroachment of and Btuso once before they, stop­ iatrations will be tken at-the B ait two weeks he's muffed a routine besides, hia eighth home run' of the tbouaand or two. It waa a great cisco fans are wrild about the Boston ...... 16 17 .485 9 "The last desperate threat of a gangly right-hander after coasting Cincinnati and 6-2 to Philadelphia inning and Ruse Burnette enjoyed to reach the -.500 mark, along with the controversial saxdc. Shirley ped it with Busso a ninth;round Side Rec from 1 to 3 o'clock. pop foul. Each time the oppcNti^on campaign. game with Gomes stopping those Giants and the players are re­ Washington . 14 17 .452 10 frightened group of greedy me " Ted Kleinhana, former major to s 9-3 decUfion over the ambi­ In two' other games which he a perfect night at the plate, go­ the Athletics afid the Orioles. The ^ Bloomer models her version TKG winner. Before that he had pi took advantage of the “life" tq Moe Drabowfky needed . some powerful hittora. You could have 12 18 .400 114 Another opponent. Councilman league pitcher, ia in his 12th sea­ North Methodm^ijasy Winners tious San FVanclsco Giants last was not the pitcher of record, he ing 2-for-2. sponding -with new found life. C^iicsgo White Sox climbed out i ° while holding cup she won in whipped Gale Kerwln and lost to P A C I, JESANIS used an eig^t help In the eighth before register­ heard a pin drop the crowd was ...... 13 20 .394 12 Patrick McGee, aaid: son as Syracuse University base­ -night. "This is another year .and surrendered two,nlns in six Innings .Sullivan's ...... 51 124-14-14-2 •core the 'winning runs. i of the ceUar with a 5-1 triumph | i^eiroit the ledies’ ainglee of London Ralph Dupes and Paolo Rost 'with­ iron to sewe a holo-ln-one recent­ Chicago had two on and two ing his second moiind triumph 00 dead. I think they only come I don’t think the Giant pitching "Giles’ thraat ia an insult to the ball coach.. tournament. that's all I ’m thinking about.” to the (2ubs sum four runs in 4 .1-3 PAF ...... 0 2 0 010- 3- 3-0 over Baltimore. Today’s Gamea in the year. Scoring two runs In the sixth*' gos 6-5 last'^dght at (!!harter Oak ly on the par 3, 133-yard eighth out in the second inning last •gatn)it four losses, jack Sanford, ou to get the foul balls that are is d|Mp enough for the club to re, intelligence of the people o f the . ) ■ "You can’t live on last year's innings Cincinnati.' Hia flrat Kinel,' Kopcha i6) and Perry, New York dumped Detroit Into! Inning, Ctvitan edged Center CoU' Park in the ChuTeh Softball League hole at the Mancheste Country night when Ernie Banks raised last year’s rookie of the yea'r, hit into the elands.' main in first place the entire sea­ City of Los Angeles. If that is the accomplishmenta.” he continued three .victories were by scores of Higgins (3 ); Rautenberg, Itonette ( the basement edging out th e : > va. MeUah (O-l. while In a night game at Rob­ Club. Paul was acc<»npanied by his whgt appeared to be an inning- bowed for .the fourth time. He has Pausing to partiaUy empty his son but at least the "new" type of what this city and our when his list ners voiced their •-1 q y ^ the Phillies, 4-3 over the, (6) and Dalton. - ,v . - '" • " Tigers 6-4 for its ninth straight. IBalUmore at Chlcap Fsotura Roe* The Northies scored In every ingston. his first triumph in .15 days and business you don’t quit, sit back lected seven hingles and commit­ only troublesome batter was Or­ Slidts Here and There he la altehding a pelitieal con­ and take It easy. If vou do, vour lando Cepeda who drova tn two. and I'm sure the players will re- of the deadlocked second p^-'c to Mi^riden inning and home runs were hit by four starts and only his third ted seven errori while Dean Clark On May 59 iqlsMi Angete'a:- Annual major league baseball vention. - SATOROAY, 8:30 P.M. business goes to pot. It’s the wme Philadelphia angot starts; One - ot - hie - victories- came man's...... ------foe* a crowd. I think that'some Baltimore on Tuesday July . 8. sas (?lly uprising and pitched shut­ ' ■ ''A irT m trying to do is to be the 14th inning. Los Angeles had doubled and single^ snd scored the the Meriden High tennis, squad up­ than, the one in San Francisco Atatts glJS—Kids S«c for the Congos. An incomplete box underway* today at the O o u n ^ ,in relief. Lawyers ...... 170 21X-11-7-7 (fa^a the ushers outnumber the Question of the day: Will Ted out ball the rest of the way for score was turned in on this game. Club. W alt N aw oj,. defending good enough so we can get into an­ two out. Charlie ‘ Neal popped a other Giant run;'' ended Manchester '3-2 yesterday because it’s a. fret enterpriae ait- FfeeParidag A'There's been nothing wrong Norman's ...... 11 420- 9-6-2 * M ying fans here. Maybe we don't WitUams be selected for the Ameri­ his se'cond triumph. Jack Urban afternoon at the high school Clvitan ...... 211 002 x-6-10-4 champion, heads the list of entries. other series. I'm looking forward l^ tc l) up behind home plate. Ls>- MtlwaiUcee'made short work of uatlon." ■ Big CMbfnatleB Racing with'me that a few runs wouldn’t Barrera, Kroll i3l. Craft (5) aava 'a championship club, but can League team on the strenggth was the loser. courts. The setback marked the Center Congos 002 200 1-5- 6-1 Chief local threats srn’ Hank to an even better season than last I pata stood waiting for the ball to Ruben-'Gomez, scoring six. runs in Giles said the league gave the cure," be^Mid, by way of shrug­ year. and Lautenbach; Pitkin, Bushey the first two innings. F^yahk Torre )^a*va got a loi better players than of his 1958 showing? And in the Marv Throneberry's second big sixth in nine starts for the Indians nieieerks Shew May 29 Haefa. Stan HUinskl and Holly come down and — that’a'righ t—,, Dodgers approval to play in Me­ Benevento and Raymondette; ging off tnb-.>tatistics. " I f I had "Don't worry, biistnesis will pick (2) and Grimm. . drove in three-with hl'a first home -^our record'ipdicates. We do bet­ same category, will Billy Pierce league home run won for the who,entertain Hall of West Hart­ Robinson and Whitney. Mandly. * had nine runs lo.work with earlier he dropped i t , ' ' • morial Coliseum with its short left- up." Neal then walked and' scored run of the year, \t>a Covington ter on the road, when we see a fe)v of the Chicago White,Sox be named Yankees. The rookie first base- ford Monday. NATiONAL LEAOl’B field fence on the- condition that the'.winning-run on a'single by knocked in .two with a pair of people in the atands. despite his poor record? The lat­ man’s blow broke a 4-4 lie in the Match results; Behind the four-hit, nlne-atrike- singles. Eddte Mathews had two "Mark my word, if we go West, ter is considered the best left- ninth. The youngster also had a Single-Hugh Knox of Meriden the club move into a more satis­ Carl Fuiillo. factory stadium in Chavez Ravine Major League Homers out pitching of Mac McCurry, the In the-only'other National hits, drew three walks and scored we’re going to surprise a lot of handed pitcher in the junior lo8p double and drove in three runs. downed Steve Thomas 3-6. 7-5. 6 Zernlal Set* Record after two seasons. Manchester Auto Parts gained' a rLeajriie game last night. Mllwau- three times. people." . . . One will get you two that 4; Peter Kasssy-Farkas defeated (Season total in parentheses). 5-1 decision over the Medics last |Kee trimmed San Francisco’s first TefI Williams will be on Casey Ripold Duren, establishing him- Manchester’s Modls Rsudjiepp 1-6. night at Buckley Field. M ct^rry . place lead to a game and a half, Exactly one year later. Rlgney Stengel’s squad for the mid-sum­ !»elf as a vsliiable pitcher, received 6-4, 6-4; and the Indians’ Jack American League Toomey beat Marc Levelne 6-1, 4- walked five batters ■wljlle'gaining defeating the Giants 9-3. The lost Sriiolaalic Baseball and hia GlanU are surprising mer dream game . credit for his first major Iee>>e FIGHTING FOR THE LEAD are Muaselman and Randall. weU-knowa Mg cor firtvera. V W ^ 4 , WlLllafM, Red Sox (51. • • • 6, 7-5. • a m .. _ l\ A hia. second win. Bill Whrteaell terminated the Giants’ five-game many, including the. experts. Take triumph. The only run he yielded Thronrteyry. Yankees (2). In three relief Innings was a home Doubfts-Toomey and Thomas i before you take that holiday Zei'oial. ’Tigers (2). scored three, ttii'ea for the win­ twinning strftak. Tw o other schied- New Britain H. Htllhoirie I a lot at the alandings, chum and 'Joe Thompson writes and asks USAC big car racing..Big names include: BlU Randall, Reading, Maas. ( ’57 N.E. and 178AO clUMap): run by pinch hitter Gus Zemlal teamed to turn back the vi.sitor’a ! TIRE SALE Johnny Thomson and Ben .lohnson (o f Indianapolis fam e); Tommy Hlnnershltz (6 yearn 8A and I7SAO Lepclo, Red Sox. (1). ' ners white Gary Jones of the ,uled night gam es— Loa Angeles Conard 3. Priatol 2 you’ll find San Fraqcisco leading for .the ruling on an unusual play BulHetey 9, East Hartford 8 in a recent Church Softball League In the eighth. It was ZernInI’S Levine and Kassay-Farkas 10-8, 6- 1 champ until dethroned by Randall); Joe Sosttllln, NatiCk; Jigs Peters and Joe Barzda from New Jerseyi . NaUonal I>agne Madtes turned In a fine running at Cinctnnatl and 8t. Louis at Ihd pack. The .Giants got off to a ltidham 10, Hail 4 game. With two njnners on base. eighth pinch hit homer, a league 0, and Knox and partner Bill Petit ' $.70x15 Jerry Russo, Webster and others to make_a full « | r d of Mg car heato, semis and feature. It’s a not-tO-bi^ Cepeda. ^ an ts (12). catch with the bases loaded. ! Plttsbmyh — were poatponed be- .geeatat-Start in. lhelr-o.wu back..yanl got past the home dtrtr’s Raudsiepp I trip-get the ear ia okapoi^^ Autir"Psrts ■.".T". f; 'erldeh 6, Manc'HMlar 'IT- t h e ^ U e r b it^ ' home rum jm eF[record; Tte tTBit been tred-wtttr Wtl- m ts i^ thrillrr. (Rain date, Jiinq,^23). Bahks'DubETg).IWf. ' ^ r.70Z ~ 010^-7=1 cause 6 f « i n . ' S but when V U|ey started out for and Dick Yules 6-2. 0-6, 6-2. I Jones Phillies J 41.-^ Medica ..-...... ^ .,0 0 1 -000-1.4-4 Banks drove in four runs as the Rock villa 9. Mlddlel^wn a their'flrat road trip, the club waa all three scored it was noted thatlUams at seven es( h. - . • MeCgrry and Halsted. WhltO- Newington 4, WindMir 1 the batter had used a baseball The National l.eague record of Essegisn, pkinlinles (8), Cubs displaced the Phillieq In supposed to come apart at the nine is held jointly by Bobby Hof- * ieUL^ilnney and Ripman. fourth - place. The slugging Short­ Waterford 4, Hebron Regional 2 bat. The batter was declared out and save! TOiye.-ataveaa (l).' iaams.'Weil, this hasn’t been the man and Fred (C>’l Williams. Ron ' ease and led by the , sen.aational and the runners put back to their bases prior to the pitcli. Was this Northey also hit nine, five in the 1 WilUe Mays, the most exciting National and four In the Amerl- i THOMPSON SPEEDWAY -;player in the majors today.- the prwediire correct. Joe aslca. Scan­ ning the rule book the foflowtng can. i Eyinrude THOMPSON, CONN. Olamta have more than held their Eighth inning doubles by Bobby ; OUTBOARD MOTORS ^ o w n . The "new " Giants are not was found under Rule 9, Sefttlpn . ,, ^ , I t Month Ouarantea YOUR COMPLETE ONE r ” entirely a new team, but several 1 A The ball la dead and not la, * alngle by Preston W ard produced ! SALES and *Plua tax and recappabla AOMI8S10N $t.60 (ax incL, Children 90c—PROMPTLY AT 2:10 SUNDAY AFTERNOON, dUMX 1 STOP GARDEN SHOP ^ outstanding newcomers have play- play .when the ball is batted U- legally. There Is no penalty noted two Cleveland runa and broke a i enaing " ed big parts In tha early success, 1-1 -tie with the .Senators. Jim ! SERVICE TEL HI 9-^23 and It is as.sumed the batter would r fellows like Orlando Cepeda. Wil- iMudcati Grant pitched a six,-hlt- ! We Give TrlpItahB Stompa *-,lle Kirkland, Jimmy Davenport bat over. • • • ter to win his fourth against two ! M c B R ID E 'S Ijjand Don Taussig. defeats. Trurnan (Tex) Clevenger | FREE IRIDGE TICKETS bports . in Manchester lost a BOLAND MOTORS Rlgney was booed and jeered at was the loser. | SPORT SPOT great friend and booster In A1 moat of his mpve's at the Polo Jim Wilson snapped a four-game 869 Center St.— M I 8-4079; (Frenchyl Merrer who died sud­ 109 CENTER ST. - OPEN 7 DAYS ' Grounds in 1956 when'he guided Chicago losing streak, pitching a "Stndebaker-Paekard" the club to sixth place and again denly Wednesday’. A fine football DON'T MUSS OUR nine-hitter over Baltimore, "nie llnertian with the 'Sftuth End Cubs. DAILY 'last yeiw when the Polo Grounders White Sox, who had been in last Merrer was active Id the past de- 8 A.M.-8 P.M. : again wound up sixth. Yet, the . ■- . a. -- L IS J place LIIIll_4r BlIUCsidee y\UIIlApril 26, CV1IC9B'. • a • .# $1.29 INSTALLED ‘ $9.95 . . . V . $5.95 } BROS. 10.88*‘-'''vp" 1 4 .8 8 SERVICE CENTER- AS Manchester Grien ROY MOTORS, im . Ivilt in capacity for groolor chorgo eccoptdnco. .. yol ""WERE 555 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST (CORNIR QF ADAMS) $11.95 Shoe. Outlet, rue. T R IP U W S T O m 155 CENTER SL — T ^ Ml 3-27pf bos 300% mdre** rosbtonco toi ovorchorgo,. chief Now ^ 7 ' cause of battery follurel •wHh old battery^ ■’ 509 MIDDLE TPKE„ E. 681 MAIN STREET — MI 8-6771 "Monchoitar's Only Plymoutfi Daolar" LIMITED SUPPLY ON SOME ITEMS JMANCHEHTER GREEN » » CITIES ® SERVICE ■- '.-t i-.' -X—V ,\ V.,' •n-' ..V' 4 : V. ' ' J.C.u-. •■■'. f.'-'V •-' . • -.. > ' t’ , )■ , ■ r. '<■:■ - . :. ' ' s I '■ ■ \ . . i ’ V’)' X MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 28,1968 PA6EK1NETBIN

PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD; MANCHESTER, CONN;, FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1968 HpUMhold Goods 51 Musical Instniuuents 53 Rooms Without Board 59 Apartmenti— PlatB— /, H o u s m for Salt 72 Houses for Salt 72 Hoosm fOY Salt 72 HouiMfMrSilo Tenemanta - 63 ArticlM For Solo 46 APARTMUNT stza gas stove. Bx- OUR Greatest Sale 1 Because our ROOMS TO rant, A|ao eabtos with < X m ) - 8 AHTINA Driv»-Off Kee-' n e a r BOLTON—$13,500, reduced, LARGE RANCH th destraMe l o o AutomobilM for Salt 4 Bluiness Services Offenedl 13 THERE OUGHTAxBE A LAW! BY FAGALY anid SHORTEN Sitiiatim Wsntsd— Malt 39 cetiant condition, $56. Call Pi building is coming down to make efficiencies. Inquire Scranton's SIX ROOM duplex near bus and- new St. New SH room ranch on like new. Four room Randh, Ce­ G.I. snd F.H.A. AVAILABLE tlon, reereatlear gal TAPPAN GAS stove. Overc iafter 8. p.m. TRANSPORTATION cars. Just HILLS' TEU m stON X Service. ♦ ELDERLY gentleman desires out­ way for a new ramp garage for. Tourist Home and Cabins. Phone schools. Gas beat. Available June iarge wooded lot. Built by Harry, ramic bath, form ica counters, rage * axcellent eonditioa. 8. A, Classified traded, all running good. 1940 AvaUable at oil ttmepr^RhUco fee. side landecspldg. mowing lawns, drspeC-screens and olhtr artielas. Hotel Statler, every used spinet, MI 9-9826. at. M l 8-4532. Goodwin Jr., $18,800. R. f Dimock fireplace, pliiminum combinaUon 109& DOWN BeecMer, Realtor, MI >80$9, W, ILi tory supervised eervice. Tel. Ml cutting hedges, elC;. CsU Ml 8-8877. MI 8-UST. BROTOER, CAN YOU SPARE grand piano and organ reduced. k Cp., Realtore. MI .0*5245 o)e Smith. MI >8$62. 1 Chevrolet, 1948 Dodge, 1948 Nash, f>tou{vaivs., l Yooft HAiapowurt \ A $10 BILL TILL JUNE? windows and doors. Basement ga­ 19S0 Nash, 1950 Hudson, $95 each. 9-9698. T « V WOiTT WOOT * 007 80Me K8IDB LANE, VERNON— CRAFTSMAN arc welder with ae- - THAT’S RIGHT - rage, fieldstone retainer wslla. Six robm ranch, Breezeway, ga­ Advertisement Douglas Motors, 335 Main St. -.•WAT iftAR so o n fTSaiWTM 5?taet, beautiful design, $465. sitting room, .plenty of closet floor. Ail improvements. Adulta time. Welt landscaped. 5% down. Ex- MANCHBSTEA - Older eotoi^; ceoaories, 885, oii# year old. Two THAT'S ALL YOU NEED apace, air conditioner, telephone. rage. Steel beam conztruction. DICK'S WEATHBRSTRO* Corn- 5i(OTif:i«Ei4 A OH-fOuR. Dogs~>Bird»~Pet«. 41 Other good buys In -floor demon- only. CentMl locaUon. Box B, cellent financing. laiwrehce F. four targe bedroomo. 1% faistli,; CLASSIFIED ADVT. windows, custdm OOlUA&t Wood stoves, one potbelly, $18; 81 TO START HOUSEKEEPING sfratort. Spinetk $295 and bp — Suitable for two woman. Kitchen $13,500. Spaclqua she room bomb, MERCURY 1952 two-door. Radio, SlMGtE 9H0CLACE Herald. Fiano, Broker, Ml 9-6910. DEPT.HOURS heater, $395 full pHce, Douglas work, mfaranteed. Cali Ml 9-1583 West Middle ALL I WANT 15 A electronic aplnet organa $495 and privileges, parking space. Use of good solid conotructlon. aluminum LYNWOOD DRIVE, BOLTON - iJSSshS^e!?’ IS iWTiSOf »/0Wf Four room ranch. Fireplace, iuiot- 8:16 AJH. to 4:30 P.M. Motors, 333 Main St. aftetrirp.m. THOROUGHBRED toy Ctdlle, Reliably Honest Person up. Special long terms U deslredi automatic faundry. Ml 9-$697. storma, garage, hear atorei, bus, BOLTON, near Center -^-Slx room $18,6W. For iqppotaitinant pieoaa A t t ’We'/CARWH. male. MI 9-9094. ’ • TO TAKE OVER ■ If you’re a riirewd Judge of a dol­ SIX ROOM duplex. Inquire 108 shiall down payment assuma 5% custom built Ranch. 1% baths, ty pine living room, wooded lot. caU Howard R. Haatlfige, lUaltor. CHEVROLET 1953 two-door Power ER'S t.V Service, apillibit ASOUTPETAlLi Boots otkd AfxoooorlM 46 u n p a i d BALANCES lar, come tn at once. Open Mon­ FOUR UNFURNISHED rooms and Bprucc St. mortgage. Carlton W, Hutchins, Lakoelde privUeges. Maneheater, Mt >ll(rr.any Uma. bath. Call MI 9-0576. 419 No. Main two fireplaces. recreaUon room in COPY CLOSING TIME glide. Nice. Douglas Motors, 381 '^any time. Antenna ooRVeraiona. MONTHLY PAYMENTS day through Saturday, oIm 'fhurs- Ml 9-0132. basement with de luxe bar and ^ 1 Phllco Phil factory■ supervised service GOOD HOME wsntad for yesr old $21.16 St. THREE ROOM fumlbhtd apart­ GLASTONBURY — Six room MANCHESTER—It'a a good coo! Main St., MI 9-5782. dM p.m. Gosa Plano k Organ O o„ kitchenette. Redwood paneling. ranch, IH baths. Recreation room. FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Tel“ M3 9-1481 spayed female dog. MI 8-5816, BEBAGO OUTBOARD U ft-U ft. 3 COMPLETE ment. Bath, hast, hot water. No PC. DINETTE SET lot. $21,000 C.UI R F OlmocV Co,. 114.800. MSU. work. Good tires. Reasonable, MI terton's. crib, old high chair, rocking Center St., MI 9-8747. CHESTER FURRIERS remodela All privU^pa of home. Few feet frigerator and etove, unheated.’ Realtors, MI 0-4246 or’ Barbers shop with office. Two driveways, 1 ' > horae. Kiddie car. Call MI 8-8819. ••PHILOO'' ELEC. REF. fro’m everytmng. MI 9-8829. 3>i acres. Well landscaped. Many VERNON—Sneak preview—A paw 8-8998. . ■furs for $19.95. Fur storage $2. gilldren accepted. 176. MI 8-2858. woods, MI 9-7702. MANCHESTER, AUTUMN ST. to clt OOOPEBATIUN WILL LAWK MOWERS sharpened, re­ “CALORIC” COMB. RANGE other features. Asking 835,800. For community of three bedroom co­ Cleaning and glazing. $3. MI --Cuatom buUt ranch. Garage, firc- BB AFPBBUAXEO PONTIAC 1938-Radio, heater sig­ Diamonds— Watehf “ MAYTAG WASHER” (XEAN ROOM,-kitchen privileges, ITOUR BEDROOM Colonial, u i further information, call Lawrence lonial ranchea. Oonvenleiit to paired. Air cool engines repaired, ANOVMeN'Nf 9-7218, pfece, large rooms. nal lights. Excellent condition. KNAPP SHOES. Harry Mahoney, “ EMERSON” TELEVISION separate entrance. OitnUamen. Business liocatibns baths, knotty pine kitchen, % acre F. Fiano, Broker, MI 9-5910. schoerta, churehea, ehopping. Large work guaranteed. Ideal Grinding Jewelrjr Parking. MI 8-4724, Good Urea, $ . MI 9-8997. Shop, 273 Adams St. Ml 9-3120, 50 picruucoMgs 88 Maple St. Tel. Ml 8-4m,^ “ HOOVER” VACUUM LADIES' DRESSES, 30-20H Some lot. Manchester Green area. Ml lots. Many extra feanireo. Only 59 ______for Rent______M BOL'tON — Almost new, beautiful GOODCHILD REALTY CO., Dial M l 3-2711 3-8979. OUT,WW WON LEONARD W. YOST Jeweler, re* “ MOHAWK ” AXM. RUGS never worn. Fur neck piece. Worn > 1268. $13,990. Low down pairment Phyf* teVOUCME'iiij TOP QUAUTT loam. Excellent for “ SEALY” BOX8PR1NQ 6>/4 room Ranch. Breezeway and Realtors pairs, adjusts watches expertly. twice. Reasonable. 896 Hilliard St. TWO ROOMS for rent. Refined COMMERCIAL bualnesa or office Arm Realty. AD >2816, BU >1178. 1957 OLDSMOBILE four door niittO LD ' k SONS — Rubbish re- ga'MtTUBMTIf landsoaping. gr*enhouiea and “ SBALY” MATTRESS space for rent. Up to 6500 square (XXVI) JUST OFF Porter St. oversized garage. De luxe interior. lawna. Fill gravel, atone. Cali Reasohsbie pricea. Open dally. couple. M l t-0118. Aluminum storm windows and BU 0-0989 sedan, 88. $3,000. MI 3-6837. moved, cellarsellara and attics cleaned. Thuisday evenings. 129 Spruce l i n o l e u m , t a b l e s . CABINETS. feet WUI sub-divide. Main St Lo­ Beautiful six room Dutch Colonial 'MANCHESTER—Older home, eiz Lost and Fonno - ^ 1 IMI 9-4034. Walt Ml 8-8608. PK7TURES. AND A FEW Wanted— To Buy 58 cated near Center Plenty of park­ for only $21,000 Call R. F Dimock doors. Amesite drive, shade trees, MI >7935 rooms, furnace heat, amooito PRIVATE PARTY has two cars to Street. M l 9-4887, PLEASANT robm for gentleman 88 brook and small pond. Two acres. OTHER ITEMS per week. Apply Princess Reatau* ing. Phone MI $-8229 or Ml >7444. k Co., Realtors, Ml 0-6245 or Mr. drive, garage, $t,800. Braitata |iiN^ LOST—White cat with orange and sell. 1935 Chrysler de luxe hard COMPLETE repairs on automatic LOAM, dari(, rich, stone tree. Top - Free Storage UnUl Wonted Bemle Cantor, 'TR 0-3495 $17,500. Lawrence F. Fiano, Brok­ quality. Columbia Construction. WANTED TO BUY rant. AA ZONE—Porter Street Section. tected. Pleaoe call Howard R. black marking!. Anewera to top. A1 condition, fully automatic, washers and dryers. Westing- Garden— Farm— Dairy Free D^very Good used resaleable furniture, FURNISHED one room office in er. MI 9-5910. Hastings, Rsaitor. MI >U0T any PI 2-82i., Wlllimsntlc AC 8-3288. (X'XVTI) - BAST H A R T f q R D Custom built seven room home of­ “ Freckle!.” MI 9-8851, 39 Seaman $13M; 1958 Oldsmobile convertible house. Phllco-Bendix, Ma.vtag, Prodnets 60 F ra. Set Up By Our Own also small upright and spinet central location. Ideal arrange­ fered for the first time. There’s a Urns. Super 88.- A1 condition. $1695. MI Frlgidaire. Member of ASC^ Reliable Men pianos. ment for a. life insurance eelesman (While they last) — New ranch Central six room C^>e. com ­ Circle. BARGAINS—Famoua Hoover vac­ N.. ROOM TO rent in private home. I pletely renovated. Has fireplace, lovely view from the 38 foot liv­ 9-8857. Stuart R. Wolcott. Phone Mj ijo m M m o, V Phone For Appointment Near Center. Telil. < g > ^ . or manufadturing represenUtive. homes. $14,990. (Completely ftn- M A N C H E S T E R ^ der horns, six LOST—Lady’s gdld watch with link uum cliBaners. Recondittoned. NAITVE ASPARAGUS-fresh cut lahed) Built-in stove and oven, storms and screens, full basement, ing room and the screened porch 9-6878. for freezers, 2Sc pound. PltMn Samtt^ Albert, Hartford, CH 7-0358 Watkins Used Fumiturd Telephone answering service, rooms fuQy furnished. Large lot, bracelet, vlclifity High School ap­ 1947 PONTIAC, 2-door sedan. Very Guaranteed. 8tl.9S. up. Free home fireplace, ceramic tile bath, full garage. Nice com er lot. DrasUcal- is Just wonderful. The kitchen is central heat. $11,500. Broken pro* vitttv/ur v.iX demonetratlon. MI 9-8051 after S Road, Vernon, TR 8-9387, time up to 8 p.m. Exchange PLEASANT ROOM for a gteQe- ample p a rk in g . Reasonable. completely modern with a sepa­ proximately two weeks ago. MI reasonable. Inquire - 45 Pleasant WHIT’S LANDSCAPE Service. — kit Dgy Or Night man. Separate entrance. Parking. Crockett Agency. 244 Main 8 t„ basemenu, amsslte drives com­ ly reduced to 818,300. Excellent fi­ tected. Tel, MI >110T any tlma, St., or call MI 8-5855. Quality landscaping backed by p.m. 15 Oak Street pletely iandacaped. 10 % down. nancing. Vacant. rate breakfast room and separate S-68M. . NATIVE ASPARAGUS If you ba>a no means of trans­ MI 8-8905. Manchaster. dining room and lavatory. Up- Howard R; Haatings, Realtor. knowledge and experience; John portation, rineend my auto for 3------:—^ ------F.H.A R F Dimock A Co.. Real- NOTICE 18 HEREBY given that MOTO-MOWER, Toro, Jocebeen For canning or freezing. Six, eoe T, J. CROCKETT. Realtor stairs has three large bedrooms SEVEN ROOM brick EngUsh 'c > Whitham. MI 8-8841. rotary, reel or riding type power you. No oblfgatuhv CLEAN, comfortable room for re­ INDUSTRIAL space, desirable, lo- tors, MI 9-5240 or Barbara Woods, Past Book No. 8364S. issued by Trailers pound hunches $1.09. $8.95 a criite, EXTENSION ladder, 28 or SO foot fined lady or gentleman. 71 Oieat- cation------on ground ‘ floor.“ Phone MI 9-7702. Ml 8-1577 plua sewing room and bath. Rec­ lonlar. IH baths, modem Urch mowere. Toro - Power Randle. -Cali after 4. MI 3-8178, reation room is all paneled and The Savings Bank of Manchester LANDSCAPING — Lawns power of 34 bunches. This offer good while nut Street. MI 9-5764. Rockville TR 6-9418. BOLTON — Large new tlx room cabinet kitchen. Convenient has been lost and application has TRAILER — Near Hammonasset, rolled, patios, sidewalk and re­ Roofing— Sidinir 16 Business Opportunities 32 Help Wanted — Male 36 Capitol Equipment Co.. IS Main. supply laste. 48-45 ALLYN ot7 «WR’TFORD (XXV) .EAST HARTFORD Excel­ wonderful for partlee. A two-car schools and stores. MI 9-0739. No MI 8-796C Open Mon. thru Fri. tOKJ p.m. Ranch. Breezeway, two-car ga­ been made to said bank for pay 1952 Starr 35^ foot. Three rooms, taining walls. Land cleaning. MI FARMERS’ MARKET lent investment property, $86,000. garage and beautiful yard, lOOx Agents. WANTED—'iVin etroUer, collapat rage,, IH baths, two fireplaces, 300. Make this home a "muet ment of the amount of deposit. bath. Clean, Reasonable. MI 9-8275. FUR t h e beat in shingle and built IF YOU ARB interested in operat­ LATHE operator experienced with 819 EAST MIDDLE 'TPICE. Boarders Wanted 59-A Subqrban POr Rent 66 Bxcelletit Investment property USED LUMBER for tale—2x8a, ■r- ble. Call MI 9-4185. big kitchen. 15x24 living room, eee.” Elva Tyler, i^altor. Ml BOWERS SCHOOL District - S i x 9-0088. ? up roofing, gutters, leaders, chim­ ing your own TV electronic busi­ short run experimental work. Paid 3x4s, SxSa, 2x8a, flooring, ebeath- MI 9-0474 For . further Information or aiv N O 'nCE BOCEREBY given thkt GARDENS plowed with rotary COVENTRY -^-Lakewood Heights, pointment to aee oall R. F. amesite drive. Very well built. One 9-4489. room Oolonlal with good paaalbllt* ney and roof repairs call Coughlin. ness, .1 can guarantee you an ex­ holidays, vacation, insurance. Ap­ ing, windowB, doors’’and plumbing Blachincry and Tools Pdas Book: No. E-2229. issued by GREAT LAKES “ 47-10" two bed­ low—also rotary mowing for cellent income. MI 8-41867. ^ lovely four room, single. Hot water Dimock k Co. Realtors. Ml 0-5345. acre lot. $31,900. Lawrence ■ F ' ties for an additton.^ Large lot in Ml 8-7707. ply Wilco Machine Tool Oo., Inc., supplies. Open Ssturdsy 8-4 p.m., ASPARAGUS by the pound. Orders Rooms Withont Boani 59 Fiano, Broker. MI 0-5910. The Savings Bank of Manchester rooms, large living room, $5180, Seavy duty work. PI 2-7689. Rt. 8 and 44A, Bolton, Conn. ■N. LAUREL BOARDING HOME oil heat, full cellar. Nice location.. any Ume, or Barbara Woods MI BOLTON—Asking 818,900. Six room excellent netohbothood for chil­ week d ^ s 3:30-8 p.m. or call MI taken for freezing. Fern Gardene, TROY ROTOTILLERS and attach- Cape, full cellar, tlreplaee in liv­ r x has been lost and application hgs $687.40 down. Jensen's, InC., (al­ CONNECTICUT Valley Oonstru'e- WOULD YOU enjoy thU? Beautiful ROOM FUR RENT Inquire SUte AvaUable now. EhcqeUent condl- 9-7702. dren. IH baths. Aluminum storm 9-2392, Chbman'a Houeewrecking. 179 Fern St. MI 8-737$. menta. Bolens walking or riding For Elderly People (DC) BOLTON—Coventry line. New ing room. Modern kitchen and been made to said bank for pay­ ways rellablel. 84 Park Road, Uon. AD types of roofing, aiding, chalet (motel). 24 rooms,, knotty TWO POSITION vacancies, Asses­ TailorNShop, 8 BtaseU. Ml >7388. ' Uon. Lake prlvllegek..^ $85 per windows. Full tMssment with par- GARDEN and lawn rototilllng. Call Yard located at Stock Place, off — ■nltn tractors and attachments. month, including stove and refrig­ DUPLEX, - garage, amesite 5 room ranch, ceramic Uie bath, bath, Large eun porch, aluminum ment of the amount of deposit. West Hartford. AD 8-6214 nr GA gutters and carpentry work. 88 pine, fireplaces. Work -part time, sor's Office, Town of Manchester, After sTM Ml >8047. 18 ELLINGTON AVENUE 8-8 Uolly ftnlshsd playroom. Call own­ MI 3-6903. North Main St. itoM^ulpment Co., Main. erator. Call MI 8-7920. \ drive, centrally located, only knotty pine kltehni, walk-out storm windows and screens, Vene­ 9-4476, Monday through Saturday, years experisnee. Ml 8-7180. you, should net about $20,0(X). 170 C[onn. Assistant Assessor—Salary Household Goods 61 88 basement. Large tot. .Reduced to er. M l >7996. acres, rivets, mountains. Modest range $4,793 to $5,703. Assessment A T T R A C n vtX Y furnished and $15,800. CaH early on this one. tian blinds, awnings throughout. 9 - to 5, Monday, Wednesday, GRINDING and sharpening—F'arm SPECIAL No. 1 loam, delivered $3 ROCKVILLE. CONNECTICUT 814,900 R F Diniock CXimplete light Carlton W. Hutchins, Realtor, Ml Beautifully walled terraced and CAPE COD—Five finished rooms, . and household tools, lawn mowers p^try. Alterationa andsnd add!iitlona. per yard. Gravel, hot mix aa^alt, Sommer Homes for Reni-67 9-5133. tors, MI 6-8345 any time, or Bar­ landscaped. Amesite drive. 1H% flreplacs, trees, good location No brokers. Write Box D, Herald. $5,157, Applications will be ac­ glass chlni,. snd used furniture housekeeping facniiles available. One of the nicest locations in bara Woods, MI 9-7T02. VACUtfM CLECLEIANERS repaired in and sawa precision sharpened, Ceilings. Workmanship ran- 1 ” eUUlised, crushed stone, drain­ Rockville and the best of homes mortgage available. MI 9-2593. near elementazy and high school, - cepted until June 2 , $958. For Job bought and sold. FUmltuie Rspair Musicalniratruipra Single, doubir. Chudren accepted my own shOT.'; Forty years factory motors , serviced. Empson H. tend. A. A. Dion, Inc., 299 Autumn age etone,. washed sand and fill. enta 53 anywhere. CAPE COD—New three bedroom' (V U )—SIX ROOM ranch near Por­ ♦18.000. CUKord H ansoM iC >3858. Auto Driving School 7-A descriptions, qualifications and Nuasdorf Sand and Stone Com­ Service. Ml 8-7449. , . —limited parking Cenlzm, reason­ cottage, East Brewster. New ap­ iV n il BOLTON - COventra Ltos. experience.^-*AR maikes, low rates, Abom, Maple St., Ellln^on, TR St. Ml 8-4880. Help Wanted— Peiitale 35 'applications, apply to:- Office of able price. Come see. Mrs. Dor­ ter Street School. Two .eramic n first time on 5-7168. pany. Ml 8-2427. pliances, mattresses.' Near beach. urs baths, fully pfsatered. En­ S; espeJape. Four ftnishad MARKET FOUR BE3JROOM custom bom s, free estimates^frae and de- LARSON'S driving School—Offers the General Manager, Mtwicipal SALE 1-8 OFF on wallpaper. WaU TR*' THE Kinsman elec^Onui sey, 14 Arch St. down, ceramic tile bath walkout spinet organ today. Finest quality CALL MI 3-5317 evenings. closed forch, attached garage. three finished. Fireplace, livery. Mr. Milleh^..AD 2-5371. all types of driver education on WANTED — A secretary exper­ Building, Manchester, Conn. State CLEAN top quality loam, excellent tiles 4c a tile, K entli^ front Te basernem lante tot 818 too R F An excellent five rooip with full insured dual control cars, stand­ Rodfing and Giimneys 16-A ienced in LAW oNice procedure. Employment Service Offices in each. Green Paint and Wallpaper, of any home organa. DubaJdo ONE ROOM, private home Large st. 828.900 R. F Dimock. boaem'sht, fireplace, hot water oil screened porch, Timken homer. YOUNG GIRL deairek'Hde from for top dressing, also ciekn white MRS. RICH, TR 5-3730 JUNE, JULY , and August. Brand Dimock k Co., Realtors. Ml Oarage, deep lot $34,000. OUrord ard or automatic. By 'rained and Household' Services Must be excellent, in shorthand , Manchester or Hartford. , or state at the Green. Music Center, IM West Middle private entrance. Free parking k COt, Realtors. MI 9.5245 any heat; fully inoulatad. Plairtared aand.for children's play yards. PI Tuzapika. new fumiahad shore cottage. Mul­ Ume, or Barbara . Woods, MI 9-5245 any time. Or Barbara R aa^n, MI >3453. Hartford, \’lcinlty of Trlqlty GsL' certified 'nstruotOF: licensed by - Offered ISA ROOFINCu^peclaltsing in repair­ and typing. Two weeks vacation, Personnel Dept., Rioiom 405, State 119 Cooper Ml 9-0596 Woods, MI 9-7702. walla, tile bath. Beautiful lot, Ga­ l - f - lege, dailjr.' Cali CH O ^ S i^ r M3 2-4228 days. Ml 9-5900 evenings. USED TV —Ovarbauled iuid in good berry Point, Guilford, Conn. 9-7702. the SUte of Cimn. MI 9-0075. ing roofe of al] kinds. Also new insurance, fringe benefits. An ex­ Office Building, Hartford. ' Living room, dining room, two- rage. All city utllltlee. Near Inia 9-4593. playing ohape. For extra room or boaird for gentleman. SOUTH WINDSOR — SpUt leml, FURNITURE repairing and ref In- roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys cellent position for the right per­ TOP SOIL—Ehccellent quality and bedrooms, porch. Insulated year (XX) 816,800- COVENTRY Lake, lines. Immaculately clean through­ EARLY’S Driving School. Licensed ishlng; antiques restored. Furni­ cottage, ate. $19.90 and up at Pot- Free parking. Ml HIGH ELEVA^ON Ipimaculate out. three bedrooms, reerealaUon room. WANTED—Ride from Manchester cleaned, repaired, '26 years’ ex­ son who wants to work-tn a pleas­ — LIFE GUARD — extra clean. Also oM rotted 'round. . Running hot water, base­ three bedroom ‘>anch, ceramic new seven room split Isvel 1% fireplace, cabinet workshm in ga­ experienced instructor. Dual con­ ture Repair Service, Talcottville. terton'#. baths, fireplace, attached garage, Priced to tell. Green to Billings and Spencer, perience. Free estinta^s. Call ant atmosphere. Write P. O. Box RED CROSS APPROVED cow manure. Pronmt delivery board heat. Septic tank. Beach bath, hot water beat, garage, rage. $16,900. .CUfford Hansen, MI trolled car. Mode'm methods. For MI 8-7449. game room, lake privileges Pres­ Hartford, , or vicinity. Hours, '7- Howley. Manchester M l 8-5381, 830, Manchester, stating exper­ Backed by thirty /ears of oatiofled privileges, one block sway. Three trees, only $12,950. Carltcn W. >3458. / day or evening appointments. customers. L e o p i^ L. OlgUo, MI ent mortgage can be assumed, CHARLES LESPERANCE 8:80. TfcL MI 8-4721. CsJI MI 9-8875. FI,AT FINISH Holland window ience, qualifications, nam# and Weekends Only WATKINS USED houses from rocky shore. Sea Hutchins MI 9-5fS2. 8-7083. Apartment^FUits*— monthly payments are only $77 S9. ______MI 9-7620 MANCHEISTESI—So you want a shades, made to measure. All teleidione number. '■ Private Club view. MI 9-0088. ■ ' ' - ’’— ^ ^ —***:------*—*-*- WANTBDr-Rlde.'from East__Oenter Heating and Plumbing 17. -HartfonhMisnclWster'Area ^A N TIQ U E Tengimiits 63 CAPE COD—Six finished ^anoms, R. F. Dimock k Co., Realtors Ml spacious ranch with saven rooms MANCRESTEK Driving Academy FURNITURE EXCHANGE metal Venetian blinds at a new SEWING Ma c h i n e operators, Ex- 1957 ROBE|bpi " bedroom dottage,'"'sleeps 'seven, Woodr,-MI->T702...... • - V A - FHA MORTGAGES old CMinwtlcutiQeneral .building, -vide the va^ -best in didver edu­ watt. Martow's.—------iiDAI^STREET heat, hot water, gae, eiegtilc re­ Recently redecorated. Excellent T tw m r...Mparate dtnln> Toom. vicihit.v ^ m St., Hartford' and spree satisfaction, prompt service. if applicant Is familiar with mis­ ^ / o h e r a l d liring;''room' pftu're ' wihdcw fireplace, all facilities, 190 week. locaUon. Owner MI 9-9480. '■ kitchen with dining area and 10 cation. .Standard and automatic. drapes. Custom made, $15. Ml frigerator and gas s t o ^ 891 CONVENIENT location. Near 10% DOWN back. 2-3 p.m. Call MI 9-1088 after Dial PI 2-7249 any Ume. fVEAVING of burnt;''moth hqles CH 7-8124, Ml 0-8488. cellaneous family sewing. Kaklar Special purchase of two dooea 6 MI 3-0103. ft. square laundry room adjoining. PART TIME—Service Station. Eve- isMD IFY SALE monthly. Call MI 9-4071 fr o ^ 5-7 schools, churches and Main Street. 4 p.m. Toy Co., 60 HUllard St. 9-194S. new mattresses and box springe, (XIV) - ELUNGTON - New 6% Large 3-car attached garage, ter­ and tom clothing, hosiery nma, PLUMBING repairs, alterations, nihgs and weekends. HoneSt, de­ p.m, only. roon ranch. Built-in oven’ and Seven room house. Al condition. MORTLOCK’S, Manchester's lead­ handbags repaired, tipper re­ so GALLON electric hot-water heat­ regularly* 159.90—824.85 while t l ^ $10,500—Bolton Lake area. Lake races. Large lot on a hill faring 'rspiping. Automatic- heaters, gas, WOMAN wanted to live in. Capable pendable. Willing-to work. Exper­ Wanted to Rent 68 stove. Paneled fireplace wall with Two-car garage, amesite drive. west. Many extras. Immediate oc­ ing driving' school. For complete placement, ambrellaa repaired, er, fiberglas. Three years old, last.. FREE FIRST month’s rent to n e w -^ Call owner MI >4861. privileges. Four rooms, a real oil AntoRiobiles for Sale 4 information, see Yellow Page No. 8lS». Electric, $160. Ml 9-7636. of doing general household duties, ience helpful. MI 9-8198 before 6 / n n n M A Y 24 bookcases. F^ili basement. Ceram. cupancy. Owner MI >1213. men’s shirt collars reversed and including, cooking and helping p.m. $100. MI 8-8404. lyweds. No lease required. Apart­ — Jmal] house or apart- burner. Nice lot. $7,500 GI mort­ 18 in phone book. MI 9-7898. Three piece riiahogany bedroom^ ment building. rooms, '-eated, Ic Ule bath. $13,600. R. F. Dimock BEFORE YOU BUY a used car replaced. Martow'a 'liittle Mend­ S.WATSbN. PLUMBING and heat- with elderly persons. Cali MI TO meht, six rooms or more. Box F, Co.. Realtors. Ml 9-5245 any Ume, NEW FIVE room ranch. Finished gage can be asinimed. Secondary ■et, 889. aU electric appHances. 20 minutes financing available. see Gorman Motor Sales. Buick ing Shop. ing contraOtqr, New installations, 9-5985. MEN, PA^T TIME—No experience Maiichseter Herald. or Barbara Woods, MI 6-7703. basement. Will take your home or HARRISON Driver Training - MODERN 5’ right hand bath tub. from Charter Oak Bridge on Park­ lot H trade. Builder, MI 8-8321. Lots for Salo 73 S a le s. and Service. 285 Main Lei.mlng to drive in our dual epn- -alteratioi. work and repair work. necessary, no-«elUng. Earn extra Barrel chair, $28. n n n FORMICA counters, ceramic wall money. If you have 15 hours, or $60. Tub on legs $5. Call 9-1919. JUNE 1 way. Ml 9-4824, TR 5-5775. PLEASE—Desperately need three (I) BOLTON—Custom built ranch $10,500 — Bolton. ,Flve scree; Street. MI 9-4571. Open evenings. trolled standard or autoinatic MI 9-3808. MANCHESTER—Duplex, 8-8. Nice and floor tile. Let :us modprnlte mod^rnlte more, free a week, are reliable Pine kneehote desk |39.$g. to five bedroom house by June 1st. 816,900. Six rooms, ceramic tile House is ten y e a rs'^ d , haa five BOLTON—Tw o targe wooded lota cars is easy and enjoyable, U your bathroom and kitchen. For COINS—Bought and sold. Lincoln's TWO ROOM unfurnished apart­ locaUon, large lot, good Income, rooms down and three up. Good on WUUams Bead. CaU owner, MI 1958 PONTIAC ■ two-door'' hardtop. 24 HOUR immediate service. Re­ THE and ambitious and own a car, we nnr! INCLUSIVE Can pay $100. Manchester or out­ bath, mahogany kitchen >:ablneU, censed school authorised by De­ tree estimates call Ml 9-2855, The a specialty. Free appraisal on ment. All utilities except gas. Cen­ substantial cash required. Full condition. This i* isolated, 8-5S2L Low mileage. Reasonable. Call MI modeling, repairing, new installa­ PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE will afford you the opportunity to 9x 12 Fiber rug, Wjodl face, New. skirts. Ml 3-2031. fully plastered Two-car garage. partment of Motor Vehicles.' Ml Tile Shop, 248 Ne. Main St. . tions. electric sewer cleaning. coins or stamps. MI 9^9039. trally located. Rent $60. Ml 3-4524. price $13,900. Short way out— Six 1/S of a mile the main road. 8-0806. 3-4884. operate your ,own part Ume floor • DESPERATBILY needed 5-8 rooms. For further Information or ap­ MANCHESTERr-Lot 90’ frontogc. Will R. Guy, MI 8-0677. COMPANY OF AMERICA waxing business. We will furnish pointment to see call the R F. room Cape. Excellent condlUon. Foundation of another home also on RADIO REPAIRS on any make-^ OIL AND GAS combination stove New. 87. FURNISHED room on bus line. Two children, aged fifteen and Very large lot. Full price $11,800. property. Artesian well two-car Nice location. City water. First REED A CAR and had your credit you with customers near your with automatic pump. Ehccellent Business block. Adults. Free park- Dimock k Co.. Realtors, Ml 9-5245 * $1,000 takes i t M l >8980. ' tUtjted down? Short on down pay- all amplifiers and phonographa haa an opportunity for a competent five. MI 9-0884. Many more for $8,700 up. Call 'Hie gai^s, etc. Excellent buy hut fi­ Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 and changers. Over 47 years total home, all the equipment and sup- condition. Four etorm windows. . Ing. MI 9-8161. any Ume, or Barbara Woods, MI meiti? Had a repossession? Don’t MoTiftK— ^Trucking— clerk stenographer in new office itles nec'Ssaary and a comnlete 9-7702. Ellsworth Mitten Agency, Real­ nancing may present a problem. MANCHESTER —Lakewood Circle experience days guarantee on to be opened in Manchester. Per­ Side arm gas heater, Tel. MI OP^THURSDAY AND* tors, MI 3-6930. give u>l See Douglas Motors, get BOY’S 28” balloon '.Ire bicycle.- Re- all work, Potterton's. Storage^ 20 Training course. Call JA 2-988$ be­ 9-8197. 8 a.m .-8 >9908 ONE AND two room furnished Business: Property for Sale 70 r “817,300 —Bolton Notch — Four South,~Most dcelrable- section ..of the lowdown on the lowest down buiIL.like new. Alsb, boys’ 24” and manent position with liberal salary tween 10 a^m.-a p.m. B. K, Floor- apartments. Utilities, private bath, ATTRACnVE six room ranch, town. City water and sewer. Call increasss and opportunity for ad­ unUr.ll p.m, - FRIDAV tlNTlL 8 (BUY A HOME) rooms with oversized garage. Ex and smailest Myments anywhere. 28” Eiriglish bikes with three speed MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ shine' C6. . free parking. Adults. Business BOLTON — Combination gas sta­ dishwasher, ceramic bath, fire­ MI 9-5141 after 4 p.m. vancement to qualified applicant. place, hot water heat cellar. 125 cellent location. Here’s the place to Not a small loati or finance com ­ shift and hand brakes. Inquire 46 ATTICS, CELLARS cleaned. Rub­ ing Co. Ml 3-86U. Owned and op­ DUPLICATIN(3 macirine, Tpostal| ' block on bus line. Rent by week tion. grocery store and pack­ apply for your GI mortgage. Will pany plan. Douglas Motors, 333 Cider Mill Road, or call MI 6-4695. bish removed. MI 9-5374. Excellent working conditions. 37>i scale, 15” holder for wrapping FRANK IS starting to buy and tail OFF or m'n^th. MI 9-8191.______■ age store, Immaculate al^room' foot frontage, near bus. Only FIRST erated by Walteb 3-1763, carry first mortgage. For details place, oil heat, convenient location. MANCHESTER Package Delivery. A' RAPID and accurate typist in $14,600. Large enclosed porch, at­ place, combinaUon windoii's. AND lot 100x300. AU uUlities. MadeUne Fully-equipped. Call M l'9-8985. AL’TERATIONS to kitchens, bath­ Light trucking and package deliv­ PHONE. HARTFORD see Lawrence F. Fiano, Broker. Ideal for small family. Full price you can assume State U4% mort­ rooms, attics, cellars, porches, or East Hartford .office. Some office BATHINETTE, high chair, stroller, Sim m o n s Hlde^a-bed. in g ood COB* FOUR ROOM apartment complete­ MI 6-5910. tached garage. Near Keeney $13,900. Smith, Realtor. MI >1643. 1655 LINCOLN convertible, one ery. Refrigerators, washers and experience desired. Apply iq per­ dltlnnecUcut ONE FOUR burner apartment Mae A hearing on the subject of sea­ BYRON ROAD — Attractive six to get a good mortgage on this being built In Bolton Center by R. inum clapboards a specialty. Un­ c/o HERALD MI 6-7016. . i . ^ gB« range. Good condition.' Rea­ of farms and land tracts within 20 property. Only problem is paying D. Valentine. Now ia the time to of general work and light truck­ excelled workmanship. Easy budp- State Employment Service, 808 sons, hours, legal lengths, creel robm Cape. Fireplace, combina­ PLYMOUTH 1953 station wagon. sonable. can Mf>S048. BEPRODUCTIO.NS, COLORED GLASS, CHINA, COP* miles of Hartford. Lawrence P. Realtor it back. dtacuas vour plana and pick your ing. R ag! and papers picked up et terms. Ml 9-6495 or TR 5-9109. PAINTINQ AND paperfaanging. Main St., Manchester, Comi, X. Q M P. E m e r s o n electric motor, and )>ag limits and methods of Fiano, Broker. MI 9-5910. tion screens and storms. Timken $495. full price. Douglas .Motors, free. Prices reasonable. Ml 9-0143. Good clean work'manahhlp at rea­ like new. Also, 1/6 h.p. G.E. elec­ PER. BRASS, WROUGHT IRON. CANDLES, FIGUR­ taking wildlife, also general re­ oil burner. Early occupancy. Nice lot—minimum of an acre. T. J. WOMAN FOR houaecleaning, Sitastionk Wanted— USED FRIGIDAIRE refrtgeraUff. Phone MI 9-15435 $l6,250-~Six room Cape with O ockett, Realtor, M l >1577, 888 Main St.______DRY WALL contractors -* Walla, sonable rates. SO years In Man- tric motor. MI 8-2505. strictions relating to hunting, fish­ MARLBOROUGH--Six acres high condition. Garage. $14,500. Exclu­ in excellent running orderNOood INES, p l a q u e s , c a n d l e HOLDERS, LAMPS, MANY basement garage in the very de­ sand finished celllngi, invlsiblb chezter. Bayroond"“ Flrtta. MI Wanted. Joe May JO_and-81. Call Female 38 and. clear. View. $2,000. \lso twen­ sive by Goodchilrt Realty Com­ MI 3-8782. f«»rsummer-cottafer$40. Ill 1 ing-and trapping, conduct and be­ TWO FAMILY duplex, 4-4. Good sirable F ernw o^ DrlVe section of FOUR ROOM ranch with oversized GARDENS PLOWED with John taping. Interior and exterior paint­ 9 - 9 2 3 7 . ______WKXER FUiaiHTDRE, Buffet, o t h e r i t e m s t o o n u m e r o u s t o m e n t i o n . havior' o f sportsmen. irtll be )ield ty acres high-and wooded. Exten­ pany, Realtors. MI 3-7925. or Ann WOULD CARE for one or twq St. condition. Oil heat. Call owner Bolton. Lot is 150x200. Artesian one-car garage. Located in the Deere tractor. Cali MI 9-2188. ing. Free estimates. Tel. Bernard davenport, tables, ..chair, books. at 8:00 P.M. on Friday, June 6, sive frontage. $2500. Talbot Agen­ Bartlett. BU 9-0939, • SEPTIC TANKS CLERK—Interesting position for small children; days iii my home. 9-0910. well, amesite, combinaUon win­ Bolton Notch Hornet srM. Ideal A. Lozier, PI 2-6452. PAINTING and decorating. Nr Job M l 3-8160. PRACnCiALLY new G E. kltchea 1958 at the State Capitol, Hart­ cy. PI 2-6800. -. Cleaned and InstaOed M a M RUBBISH C a Full Ume too email or too big. For tree esti­ woman with typing experience . MI 9-8412. (XVI) - BOLTON - Five room dows. First Ume on the market. place to raise s family.' Only and aptitude for figures. Must be DE LUXE THAYER carriage with appliance. Cherry flnlMi, ..walnut ford, third floor, eaat. COLUMBIA LAKE—Three bed­ $11,600. T, J. Chrockett, Realtor, cleaning, rem'ovai service, land- CARPENTRY, repairing, remodel­ mate-, call Ml :'9-9555. I^odem ranch, $15,600, on 150x200 wooded room cottage, chestnut paneling, aesping, lawns mowed, driveway high school graduate. Pleasant RELIABLE teenager desires sum­ mattress, cover, rain shield and bedroom set. Miscellaneous. 398 •Persons having an interest in $15,800—Here’s a nice ranch op­ Ml 3-1577. •TrivERs “ ing, roofing, siding; garages, etc. Home Decorating Co. Houses for Sale 72 lot. Basement garage, fireplace, secluded acre lot. 125’ lake front­ sealing, patchliw. - Metal, ’ card­ working . ’ iconditions. Jjomplete mer baby iltting Job in,. Manches­ net. Call MI 9-4711, Hilliard St. FURNITURE REPAIR SERVICE such matters will have an oppor­ posite the ball field r at Verplanbk Machine Cleaned^ No Job too small. Guaranteed Tfoungstown kitchen. Call The R. age. 35 h.p. boat. Carlton W. School. Cuatom built, oversized BOLTON CEIfTER—Beautiful six board drum!. MI 9-9757; \ PAINTER AND paper hanger, dec­ benefit program. Air-conditioned ter. preferably on-West'Side. MI tunity to be heard. (XVTI) — New Cape with 1100 work at competitive prices. TR ROUTE 8 3 TALCOTTVILLE CONNECTICUT STATE BOARD F. Dlmo<#Co.. 5n 9-5245, or Mrs. Hutchins, MI 9-5132. kitchen, full basement. We think room colcmisl with aU the trim­ 5-5769. orator. Gogd clean Job, reasonable office. First National Stores, Park 9-9659. square ft. of living area 5 minutes Zuckerman, Ml 9-6285. • INSTALLATION price. S. Yencha, MI 9-6914 after k Oakland Avea., East Hartford, OF FISHERIES AND GAME this is one of the better values on mings. ImixMslble to describe but from Manchester Green Youngs­ SIX ROOM Garrison Colonial. it does have real large rooms — CARPENTER, experienced In ^1 5 p.m. Conn. '■ L. M. Thorpe, Director town Mtehen living room with (X X II)—SIX room Cape. Finished today’s market. Vacant, Less than SPECIAUST Breezeway, garage, I 'i baths. 125’ a year qld. all Ufe rooms havp three ex­ fields of carpentry. Contract or Situations Wanted— Male 39 SEPTIC TANKS fireplace vestibule. Large tot. -recreation room, garage, covered frontage near new country club. CEILINGS Whitened, interior paint­ posures. IH baths, dishwasher, LOAM reasonable hourly rates. MI 3-0731. AND $15,500. R F. Dimock and Co.. patio. Beautiful landscaped yard, $17,900. Carlton W. Hutchins. MI $16.500—Ranch on Henry Street. ing. Evenings and Saturdays. Call Help Wanted — Male .36 WILL RESURFACE or install Realtors, MT 6-5245 or Barbara choice location. $17,800. R P. breezeway and two-car garage. Town aid Gouairii Top Quality. CulUvsted 9-5132. Five rooms with reefeaUon room Adjacent to Ihe new (^tholle MI 9-5425. bowling: alleys. All repair work.' Woods, MI 9-7702 any time. Diniock k Co.. Realtors. MI,9-5245 Tobacco Field PLUGGED SEWERS in the baaemenl. Vacant, owners j Caiurch. The lot is 100x280 with Roofing-Siding ? 1 6 ' WELL KNOWN local concent will 18 years ex^rience. Walter Bel- any time or Barbara Woods, Ml NEW 5-ROOM ranch homes ready Dralaaca Od. must sell, sensible offers will be nice view off to the east. And, the WALLPAPER removed, $7.50 per ad,d. two salesmen. We have ex­ bot, Coventry, Conn. Phone PI LAWN SEEDING (XVI RIGA HEIGHTS. Bolton- 9-7702, ' - for occupancy, garage, large lot, Maehint ClaaBai considered. price Is most resUaUc. Con be M l 9*4143 M l 9-06i FOR ALL TYPES of roofing and room. Quick, clean steam remov­ clusive franchise for garages, util- 2-7475. Magnificent new -i'-ranch. Six ■ small down payment, S. A. Beech- siding,, clapboa^, asbestos. You al Evening accommodations. M l ' ity building, etc. and general con­ Septte Tanke, Dry Welle, Sesrer rooms, two car garage; See (Xyi) - MAGNIFICENT ranch Icr, Realtor. Ml 3-6969. W. R, sen at your convenience. T. J. TIME IS HERE! $17,400—Truly a de luxe (jape Crockett, Realtor, M l >1677. may save by cailltig now for your , 9-9168. tra.,, work. Salary and commis­ Lines lnstalled--Cellar Water- signs on Bolton Center Rd. R. $21,800. Spring Street. Beautifully Smltll, MI 9-8952. sion. Apply in person. 34 Oak St, with dormer and all the necessary tree' estimates. All materials and proeSag Done; P Dimock k Co Realtors Ml wooded and landscaped lot. R. -F. extras that makes a house a home. Nuside Engineering Co. 9-11 a.m. We deliver approximatelv. R O cS viL L E -S Ix room Oolonlal, .workmanship guaranteed. Max- 9-5245 Or Barbara Woods, Ml Dimock & Co., Ml 9-5245 arfc time, THREE-FAMILY home. Immacu­ Cosy corner fireplace, large den, Cheater Roofing and Siding Co., only. FOR SALE .5 yards pf -unsifted ^ three bedroom, dining room. Tiled 9-7702 any- time.. or Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702. late throughout. 3-4-5^oom apart­ three bedrooms, two tile. baths, basement, two-car garage. City Inc.^ Ml 9-8933. Read Herald Advs. MeKINNEY BROS. ments. Good Investment. S. A. TURRET lathe 8et-up operator, ex* FIELD STONE farm field loam. I V (XXTV) FOUR UNIT apartment tn CAPE WITH dormers. Six finished rear, porch, garage and shrubbery conveniences. Directly on bus line. Soworoqo Dlspo^ Co. Bcechler, Realtor. MI 3-6969, W. galore. Located on Campfield Rd. $14,900. George (Joieman, TR perienced with short nm Jobs. . AND Rockville. Only one year.old. Ex­ rooms. "Storms and screens. Ame­ R. Smith, MI 9-8952. F O R S A L E Paid holidays, vacation, insur­ Ml M 824— TR 5-2975 IS0-IS3 Pearl 8 L Ml S-5S0t cellent income return. Call 'The R. site* drive. Deep woode'd lot. Con­ Present GI mortgage can be trans­ 5-4045 or TR 8r4710. - ance. Apply Wilco Machine Tool LOAM ferred to you. F. Dimock Cto., Realtors. Ml 9-5246 venient to schools, bus, shopping. (IV )-B O LTO N —$16,300. Custom ROCKVILLE —TVo-famlly house, Co., Inc., Rt and 44A, Bolton, 8 Call Ml 8^251 after 6:80 pjn. Or Ml Bernie Cantor. 'TR 5-3465. ■$14,500, under $2,000 down. Ml built ranch. TWp-car garage. Call $17,500—We have some new quai- six down, ■'three' up. ExceUent lo­ 8-Rooni, V/2 Story Frame Housi MONTHLY Conn! ' 9-3416. R. F. Dimock (jo.. Realtors, MI Ity built ranches available in this cation and condition. $1,000 yrar* $ 9-5245 any time, or Barbara price range. ly income besides own rent? Two- Ineludbt Principal, Toxas, ^ BOLTON—$15,400 new 5'-j room- Woods, MI 9-7702. Ranch. Choice of colors. Built-in car garage. amesite drive. Must b* rvmevtd from site. Wappin^ Cofiftri^ APPROXIMATELY Insuronea and intorott modol ranch hom«s NOTICE $17,900—Summit Street. Terrific $16,500. Owner. Tel. TRemont appliances, formica jjounters. NICE 8 ROOM Cape In excellent Cape with six rooms, two baths, In accordance with the require­ Ceramic bath, fireplace, base­ condition. U»% mortgage can be 5-4958. cpni«r EHingfeil and OdMand Roods. O pm for o On Bus Linn GROCERY STORE ments of the -Zoning Regulations two fireplaces situated on a nicely ment garage, 2 'j acres. I^awrence Rs.sumed. Jjow monthly payment. landsca^d lot. Brick and frame. 6 - R O O M Nearly . FOR SALE for the Town of Manchester, Conn., F. Piano, Broker, Ml 9-5910. S. A. Beechler Realtor, MI 3-8069, ol.OOO Feet to Wanted— Real Eatate . IT inspoction Mpy 27»28, A to 9 p.m. ' c o n v e r s e the Zoning Board of Appeals will W. R. Smith, MI 9-8952. $19,500—A new Colonial and at School Expandable STOCK and FIXTUBES FORBES HEIGHTS hold a public hearing on^Monday (X X U ') NEW TWO^KAMILY 4^- ^ Id Out! $19^00 one-that Ja. sllghUy qsed o Near Shopping he .renaved from picMnL JR. -ieebes-stteet- S oosT hoftford evcnIng^Jufi«-2,^ 95r artf:^)0 P.M,' Tf’*. $25,000' The irnTtfidlc tn a V.A. and" F.H.A mortgages avail-' and in a nice location. LlSTlNUb WANTED, sto^ and Center Under CARE CO D Hurry premises. in the hearing room of tlw Mu­ multiple dwelling R F Dimock k able. $12,500, six room Cape ex­ two-famuy .bouses. Hsmber ot Construction One of the Largest $1,800 of a mile south of nicipal BuJJding on the following Oo.. Realtors. MI 9-5245 anv time, cellent condition, near bus. school, $20,000>-%xcepUonaI six room Co­ MLS. Howard R. Bastings. Real­ .Cape Cods in Conn. For ailver lane applications: STATE HEARING orBarbara Woods, MI 9-7702. shopping. Carlton W. Hutchins’; MI lonial in Bolton O nter. 14 baths, tor. Ml >1107 any time # Treed Lots FYlgidaire 8 f t meat ease like PAINTING and CHOOSE YOUR ^OT ALSO. 9-5132, breezeway and two-car garage. SIX ROOM ranch home. Attached SELlilNO TOUR born*? Fot MEET 101 OLIVER o High Location $13,490 new ($1,385 when new), scale, Richard L. Deming,' 18 McNall Terrific view. Immediate occupan­ Choice meat gttoder, slicing machine, FOR SALE or LEASE Street, Business Zone II, Special garage, large corner lot provides CAPE COD: Six delightful rooms. prompt, eftirient, courtaous sarv* OF V.A 30-year mortgage PAPER HANGING cy- o Nedr Parkway counters, shelves, canned goodp $14,990 Exception is requested to have privacy. Property in excellent Fireplace, hot water oil heat. Con­ ice and appralsliig without otUiga* a t, 44';%.,'N o money CENTER MOTOR SALES For Eaay I ^ t s I and sundries. • TELEPHONE Limited Repailer’a License and condition throughout. Good mort­ venient location. Folks trans­ $24,30O;-Custom built ranch, just Uon, call 6. A. Beechler Raaltor, 461 MAIN S'TRECT Commuting. down aependent im _ 5H Rooms. Built-in G.B. Range 358 EAST CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER Certificate of Approval for same. gage available. May be seen any ferred. VA and FHA financing. one block from Main Street. Base­ Ml 8-8989 or Wesley R. Smith. A> V.A. approval. 25 M APLE ST. Ml 9 -3 2 6 6 and^Oven. Full Basement.. Pan­ socUte, Ml >8853. Member MnlU- Sdling Only KOCKVUXE, C(H(N. CHOOSE YOUR HOUSE Esso Standard Oil Co., south side time by appointment. Owner MI Madeline Smith, Realtor, Ml ment garage. Well worth the eled FHreplace Wall. Ceramic Spencer St. (East of East Hart­ 3-8892. 9-1642, money. pie Listing Service. OPEN SUNDAY — 1:00 P.M* TILL DARK I- Tile Bath. Oil Hot Water iTeat. This ULTRA modern biiildinR is adaptable to many productive uses. 9000 Pononolly Solocfod WEEK OATS BY APP01NT3IENT ' ford-Manchester Town Line), Busi­ LISTINGS WANTED—Single, two- Amesite Drive. Landscaping. ness Zone II. Special Exception is BOLTON, near Center—Oversized IMMACULATE- Six room ranch on $38,000—Impossible te describe U$M Cart Variable Floor Plan. square feet of open space possible. seven room stone Cape. 1,647 sq. 160x200 foot wooded lot. Knotty this beeuUfuI seven room ranch famUy, three-famUy, ' ’“ requested to erect gasoline serv- property. Have many cash Imyars. Satisfaction Uuaranteed ic' station and Certificate of Ap­ ft. living area. Plastered .walls, pine cabinet kitchen, three bed­ with attached two-cer garage. Call Terms .To Suit Ton WOODLAND TERRACE big rooms, I 'i baths. Stone’fire? rooms, tile bath, fireplace, plas­ and we will give you the location Mortgages arranged. Plrase CHOOSE YOUR DECOR Over 2dOQ square feet of mezzanine office space. Full basement, with drive proval for Same. ' George L. Grasla^. Realtor. 90 Bank Financing IN VERNON, C O ,N N .. FOR THE VERY BEST IN HOMES GAU $16,290 Howard F. Beaupre, West Side plade, back terrace with fiberglas tered walls. Two-car basement ga to that' you can see for yoUrself. Phono Ml >0081 , roof. Oversized two-car garage. rage, screens and storm windows. 9-5578, 109 Henry St, in ramp. Parking for 50-60 cars, ExcepUonal value, don’t delay. Call: 'Broad St. ( South of No. /270 Mid. MLS Listings Available ^ Oarage. Large Kitchen. Large Tpke. West), Industrial‘Zone, Spe­ Private workshop. Small outbuild­ Workshop, train room. Ideal for Built by BIRCHDALE HOMES, Inc. Rear Porch. 3 Bedrooms. Fire­ children. Reasonable. Owner MI ARB YOU OOlfSlDB ^ Q , OPEN FOR INSPECTION; cial Exception is requested to- con­ ing, amesite drive. Well land­ airiJJN ti y o u r PROPERTYT place. Full Basement. Bbw Win­ ' i i ■ ' , 9-3890. Seen by aplibintment. MI 3-2237 MI 9*3658 DAILY 2 P.M. TILL DARK duct used car sales lot and Cer­ scaped, plenty of shade trees, 2^i T. J. CROCkETT, Realtor We wUl appraise y « » property . WANTED! dow. Red Oak Floota. Oil Hot tificate of Approval for same; acres. Asking $25,500. I-awrence F.H.A. FINANCING '- Water Heat. Ceramic ’nie'Bath. MANCHESTER - Two-family MI a-1577 free and without any obUgadop. EXCLUSIVE SALES and REALTY CO,—AD >2547 WARREN E. HOWLAND; Realtor All persons Interested may at- F. Plano. Broker, MI 9-6910. Wafxr,. also buy nmvbAKvproperty fartor CAlB.’- RESIDENT AGENT—AU 9 -^ 5 R. F. DIMOCK Co. MINIMUM DOWN Wood Windows,. Und this hearing. duplex, 6-6 rooms, oil h.eat, cen­ USED CARS tral v located. Priced at $16,800. SEVEN ROOMS ]^iia porcb, reerea- Member MulUpU Ltoung $75 MAIN ST., NEXT TO FIRST NATIONAL BANK ZONING------BOAlflDlRI OF APPEALS 8DC ROOM Cape, four bedrooms, STANLEY BRAY; H e a ^ HI 94245 't ' city Utilities, Deep lot. $12,000 VA For appointment, please call How- Uon.room, threa car garage. Deep (CLEAN ONLY) DlREXTlQNSi Only 15 minutes from Hartford. Follow Wilbur William H. Stuek, (Jhalrmfui lot, central location. $16,600. CUf* BfUOEJSUltN RB AITT BARBARA WOODS JOSEPH N. ASHFORD PLEASE PHONE MI S-nOS , Danlsl L. Hair, Sabrstary or IFHIFHA.l Clifford Hansen, MI iard R. Haatings, Raaltor, Man* Wo will pay you top dollar Cross Parkway from Charter Oak Bridge 12 miles to Dobson villa R F. DIMOCK CO; REALTOR ebaatar, M l 9-1107 any Uma. fotd Haasaa, MX >340l. M X ;> 8m , lor your clean emr, . Call turnoff (Exit 96), Take left on Dobson Ave.,', cross Main St,, ; .MI >7702 MI 9-9S98 A d v t No. 6676 1 ^ . » u >0081. ' j . \ draining on Dobeon Ave.) and take 2nd fight (Miriam Dr.), ROBERT W. AUNEW ROBERT D. MCRDOCR 027 MAI^ ST. M[l 9 -5 2 4 5 MANCHESTER continue lo model home on right. Watek for Mgas. ' j m >9978 M lt-0 8 7 3 ».1

. 'i FRIDAY* MAY 28, ' i i . V A m n r m m HaufbPHtpr IttM tht^ ® praiii ■ ■ 'V. A fenigt Doily Net PrcM Ron Th# W#othcr } : Foreeaei ol 0. •. Weather Members of the local rirpt Mr. and Mra. Arthur H. tiling Per tAoWett ibsjM " ' ■ Church of Christ. Sdentlat; are, plan a .trip to Great Britain diir- ktoy n , 1948 . .Pair, not oo.eoel tooighL Lew About Town reminded of the lecture Monday at Ing the ixtter part of the aummer. Illing, who la , superintendent ol 48-8#. 8—day elewdy, nlld, eee#^ 8:15 p.m, ^ Elbert R. Slaughter aionol showere Into tn dny. n g h KltiK David IjoAgt, lOOF, will of Dallas. Tex., at the Unipn Con­ schools, will visit relativea while 12,715 meet tonight at 7:30 In Odd Fel- gregational Church, Elm and there. -* MeiolMr •( the Audit 7#-7A . Iowa Hall K aocial time will fol­ ■ Union Sta... Rockville. Hls-isubjecl 1.1 , I Bofeo# of OtrcnlattoB MancheBter^A City of Village Charm low tile meetlni;;. The iheetlnj; wilt be “Mah-a Birthright of PTee- The Cristoforo Colombo Society acheduled for May 30 will be omit­ I dom.” will meet Sunday afternoon at 2 ted. ! o'clock at the Italian American MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, MAY 24, 1958 tUlneeUled AdvorttOng e# Page 10) PRICE FIVE CENTS Miss Rita A. Cxjtebf 17 Canrt^r- Club. This will be the laat meet, Headquarters VOL. LXXVJI, NO. 200 (TWELVE PAGES) * The Buckley Child Study Group burv St. and Albert R,. TkM of ing of the season. The next meet­ will hold ita laat 'meetinft the Washington St. will, be Ubited In ing will be held In September. aeaaon in the form of a potluck in marriage tomorrow g t' 10 a.m. in ''highland fling" the achool cafeteria Tueaday at 1 St. Brldget'a ChW k. The taking of pictures of mem­ If Ii with a gr#9f dial of plaasura p.m. Dr. a ; E, Diakain, chainnan The Ariieri<*h I^egion band will bers of the 8th District Fire De­ Beirut Plea of the .United World Pederallata, practice tonight at 8 o’clock at the partment acheduled for Sunda.v has that HalaVfeagini iti 30th yaar af will apeak on “Practice in Being post hoisrt. been postponed until a later date. Global Nelijhbora.” All interbated 9.95 _>*'-^ypur Jantien haadquartari. May Nfever OSes Geneva Talk Hn attending are aaked to contact Tickets for the spring dance be- Word has been received that .1 ■' Mfw. Edward Higgina. 204 Green-‘ liig held tomorrow night at 9 David E. Murphy, son of Mr. and OJHERS to $19.95 w o o d ^ . o'clock at the Knights of Columbus Mrs. Thomas Murphy of 82 Jordt - ■f'■ ■ - Home may be obtained at the door. St., has been promoted to person- Reach UN A "reci^ h o p ” for mwbbesd'and To See Junta nelmsn second class, U.S. Navy. Invited guaatjf'^ the John Mather The Buckley School PTA fair Murphy la stationed at Port Ly- By WILUAM N. OATIS Chapter, Order oj DeMolay. will will be held tomorrow at the aute, Africa, and has been In the ilave i fling and buy two! A pur# PhPil, M#y 24 (TP)—Premlerflng ao now by aigning the commlt- United Nation*, N. Y., May be held 7;30 to '10^30 p-m. Satur­ school, rain or shine, from 10 .a.m: Navy for nearly thlee years. teo’a incorporation papers. 24 (/F)—Lebanon apread new day at the Maaonlc Temple. to 2 p.m. Movies, pony rides and Scbtcii value—for rarely is so much Pierre Pflhnlin sent a mem galan eald the committee's Job Ban charges of -subversion against ofN- booths at which various articles The Baptist Women’s Mission ber cd! p#rli«ment to Algeria waa making sure Uie people's will ..Will be for sale will be featured. Society will serve a family style “know h&w'” packed into one suit at today to talk with the in- Is not thwarted by "establtsfied the United Arab Republic to­ supper tomorrow afternoon begin­ such A price. Jantzen designing, sliape ■urgent junta there. powers.” day, but some diplomats pre­ LEAKY FAUCETS? Manchester Assembly. Order of ning at 5 o’clock. Tickets will be Jean-Lout* VIgier, an aid* of In sn attempt to win mors Al­ dicted they miight never reach We wlll repack all faucets in a the Rainbow for Girls, islll hold a avsilsbie at the door. Mrs. Ray* making, plus fine glnghtm cotton that'" Oen. Oiartee D* Oaull* during gerian support, the committee soft-pedaled the military and colo­ the U.N. Security Council. llllgle borne In one senice call rehearaal at 2 o’clock Sunday af mond Ruddell. president of the has been ^ Con trolled to dry quickly World War n who later brok* with Lebanon's Foreign Minister UAW Seen Urges East for temoon in the Masonic Temple. Af society. Is general rhslrman. the OaulUat party In parllamanL nl«nial, demands for a more vigorous and practically wrinkle-free.. It's it sjpUnst Nationalist rebels. Charles kfsUk told newsmen in ^ W ILL R. G UY ter a short business meeting at tiew to Alglere on ^HparaPBal JWOf»ghi Beirut yesterday President Nas-I 7:30 Monday night a semi-public! straight out of Life Magazine and unofficial miaalon. But the trip had But Salan’s hesdqtlarters empha- M l 3.0677 sited th* 8H-year rebellion ser's USA was moving men and Retreating Join West installation of new officers will be comes in rich r^y(?llow miniature obvious polHicai ImpUcatlons, arms Into Lebanon "at this very held. All members are requested WASHING MACHINE Th* re-establUbment, of normal against French rule waa still go­ to wear white. 1 Clooney tartan., eontacte with Uw miliUry-clvUlan ing on by reporting that 97 rebels minute.” R*pa irs>S«rvicc group that *et up a near revolution have been killed in recent clashes Malik charged that armed bands In 3 Weeks All ,\ppllnnces, Refrigerators ary govemtaent In Algiers yester­ With French troop*. infiltrating from Syria threaten In Demands Soroptimist International of | the independence of Lebanon by Manchester will meet at the Red Wringer .Rolls—All Sices day ha# been the primary aim of While ti^ n g to build the strong­ By JOHN mOHTOWER PfUmlln. est poatlble government front In Joining opposition parties Inside Detroit. May 24 (A*)—The Cross office at the Center Monday 1 P O H E R tO N ’S Paris, PflimUn -rsfiued to bar the the country In a 2-week guerrilla Washington, May 24 (JP)— DONT ^-Twar*" at 6:15 p.m. and proceed to North ' goes bonhie and VIgier Is making his trip on th* United Auto,Workers Union, AtlU plenty of wear left In 180 Center St.—5II 9-4537 advic* of Plerr* Oulllaln ds Bsnou- possibitUy Of concilistlon with the war to overthrow the pro-western Preffident Eisenhower pro­ ahoea wdm brought here for Coventry for a supper and pro- ^ AlElers insurgents. He viewed government. warned by president Walter gram at Caprilands, Mrs. Adelma ville. a strong GaulUst supporter Reuther that it Would be “in­ posed to Premier Khrushchev expert - repairing. Simmons’ home. ' 1 and French publisher, who. mad* a developments there as "demonstra­ Malik added, however, that Leb­ today that the United States WORR DONE WHII-E previous trip to Algiers through tions of -.fratemtsation” between anon would ' withdraw her com­ sane to strike now,” stood Bwitterisnd. Th* results of his -trip French and Algerians that could plaints In the U-N. Snd also in the and Russia name scientific ex- rO tJ WAIT j Cadet Thomas J. Flaherty ,Ir..! Makr j'our leisure hours smart and carefree witl^ ready today to ease its con­ bav* never become public. lead to * new Algeria under Arab League "any time external tract demands on the automo­ )erts to meet at Gepeva with- I son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J .' WhKshoiin Bros. “Highlaiid Fling" sun separates. VIgier Wilt be the first deputy to Frciicb rule. ■>,' pressure and lnter\'ention in lAh-;; n three weeks to di^uss ways Flaherty Sr.. 84 Alton St., has go on such a mission although a But be. added, *‘It would not be anon ends.* , . tive Bijr Three. SAM YU LYES I been promoted to the rank of ca- hMdful of extrema rightwingers admlsalbte for a fraction of a ns-' Reuther yesterdiy told a Joint of policing a nuclear test “SHOE REPAIRING PHINTING ond Lebanon's U.N. Delegate - Karim Council representing 450,000 work­ suspension. < OP THE BETTER RIND" I det second lieutenant In the Air The Jamaica shorts of cri.ip poplin in authentic have already gone to Algeria to tion to Impose Its wiU on the entire Ark (Hi) acknowledged here laat ' Force ROTC detachment at the Join the InsurgenU. nation.” - ers at Ford, General Motora and Bleenhowar said that for tha 23 OAR STREET red-vellow miniature Clooney tarian. 6.98. night t)iat a Security Council meet­ Chrysler that the union has run weatern aide experts might b* University of Notre Dame. He la VIgier took off on a regular com- Pfllmlln's proposals are aimed ing had not yet been called to con­ Same Side at Watkina a sophomore In tlie college of en­ nECORATING mercUl flights after PfUmlln and . at countering Oe Gsulle’s own un- into a aolid wall (k opposiUon In contributed by Britain and Franca sider hU complaint filed Thurs­ efforts to work out new .pacts. and poaslbly other countries, aa gineering. Inttrior and Exterior the Junta both appealed ™ defined strongman program. They day. "There la no request from my The white broadcloth sleeveless shirt, made im­ French Mpport. would farce the pppoaitTon to come Citing, the recession and tha well a* the United States. Ha portant with tartan collar and bib, 3.98. Taking' hi# esse to the P*opJ« *• up with a new program and a new government to fix a date," he said. backlog of 750,000 unsold new- said they should be scientists Fully Insured French premiers rarely do. PfIlm- cabinet before throwing out the Other delegates said they Un­ cars, Reuther said. "Th# economic qualified by knowledge "of how to Guaranteed Un pleaded hts rase last night for old one, allow for the dlasolution derstand Azkoiil had not received climate never haa been more un­ detect nuclear teats." details to back up the charges in ■ This left the way open for Rus­ ST. PATRICK'S PIPE lAND ond Weriemansil'p Shown here are just two irf the many attractive cohriitutlonal reform program to of parliament and' new elections If favorable to the UAlV tn bargain­ Jantzen wear you’!! find in our- ahdie up-WWWf^d French gov Ihe dri>utici aiifi the gnvemment debate. ---- ing seesioBb,’'.^ ------sia to bring In experte from . HARTFORD GAELIC FOOTBALL CLUB Phone Ml 3-0110 e'mment. are deadlocked, cut -down the 17.8. delegates were understood He repeated Ute-yAW's offer to auch ebuhtnes...lia- Pblaiifi Md. “We want to avoid tetting the length of ' parilamcittary sessions to be.hopeKiI no meeting would extend on a day-to-day basis the Czechoslovakia if It choee to do'’ . SPORTSWEAR DEPT.—Second Floor nation be tom apart/, Pnlmlln to give ministers a freer hand and take place. A debate at this stage 3-year contracts wliich run qut in so. The only condlUon Elsenhower said In a nationwide radio and tele­ allow parliament to detegatd some would give the Russians s'chance the next 10 day* — GM *n X(ay luggeated was that the men ihould vision address. "We must traos- of Its powers for eabinet rule by to blame the United States for Oie 29. Ford and Chrysler on June i. be chosen for scientifle and not JOINT FIELD DAY form our institutions within the degree. battUn"'*n,iiebanon. The day-Idbg UAW conference political reasons..' -■.... - - LitdffM M n«M, Forbts St., Eos^ Hartford next few days. We must deliver If parliament kills the reforms The Soviet Union Is considered noted that if the companies re­ N(*mes U.S. Panel the Republic from iU faulU and fuse a contract extenalon, the Within minutes after the White 0RAN6E HALL weskneMe*." - (Coatlna*# eo Page Six) (CoBthiued e* Page Six) T F.M. FRIDAY. M AY 30----- ~ • 1 ^-----EAST'CENTER RT.------union may have to work without House made public Eisenhower'a (IN CASE OF RAIN—SCNDAV, JUNE 1) 4 ^L4u:r(MU. the.MediteinMHOh. jP acontract^until a hew one Is letter, the State Department an- m w Floral HANDBAGS Algeria. rebflUoua French coloni­ srgh'e'dL It 'w^buld ioie' th'e' frril' tlme «»unc»il the nanurot-ttirerprom* ■ r. ENTERTAINMENY^n- SPORTS — REFRESHMENTS als, military men and some pro- since the UAW • has represented Inetit U.S. scientlate it said will GAELIC FOOTQALL GAME—3:80 P.M. FOR RENT French Algerians aolidifled their the Ford, Chrysler and.GM work­ "meet with experte chosen by tha NEW ENGLAND LEAGITE—Hartford vs. Springfield Come see the new floral handbags for summer defiance of Parte by setting up an ers that they worked without a Soviet Union” if Russia (sgree*. opposing rsglm* and tsMiing a Algerian Insurgents contract. Room for Everything but Prejudice Ths three are; JOHNNIE KEANE 1014 ORCHESTRA For wedding parties, dances, wear. Many styles in new summer colors with eounterappeal for support. In previoua yeara when con- Dr. Ernest O. Lawrbnce, director DANCING 6 P.M. t« 13 P.M. lodge meetings, rtr. Tht group In Algiers jrsqterdsy traote ran-put without a now aet' The Rev. Howard B. May jr., pastor” of the Federated Churches of WilUnrton, and his wife find of the University of California DONATION 81.00—ClilLDREN FREE flowers encased. Very smart looking with-all of setablimed sn AU-Atgeria Com- tlement, both sldea agreed to let time to play with their aon and three children of different racea they adopted during a mtealonary Radiation Laboratory and a Nobal ^ A L L Ml 3-7850 mittea of PubUc Safety as a . vir­ Push for De Gaulle Uie old eonthict .remiUn in eflect tour of Alaska. in the picture, from the left, are Mra., May, Sue Anne, 3, born of Eskimo Mrente, prize winner. FREE BUS TRANSPORTATION every hour on the hour your summer outfits. tually revolutionary government. until a new one waa. signed. The their'son, Kenneth, il, Jeannette, 5, (Thihese-Japaneae. the Rev. Mr. May, and David, 10. Aleutian Dr. James Brown Flak, execuUvo from the'Irlsh Club, 60 Grove Street, Hartford The leaders said they would not cempantes - have rejected thia idea Spandihamn, The people pf WlUihgton have accepted the diverse family (group, the minister ssys. vice president of Bell Telephono orMI 9-3770 disband untU D* Oaull* is In pow­ epoi so thtithia yaar. (AP Photofsx). ______'______' Laboratories and a member of tha er. Algiers, Mgy 84 (JV--Th* aaw f The Detroit Free Press said in President's Science Advisory Com­ Gen. Raoul Salan, civil and mili­ All-Algsria tnsutgent government committee said there was no rea­ mittee. ?• ordered a atepup today in integra­ son whatsoever for concern about a copyrighted atory that Reuther tary commander In Algeria who told tne closed meeting. “U wofild Dr. Robert F. Bacher, Who waa only 2 .9 8 has avoided openly throwing In tion of the Algerian and French ths Algerian economy, despite the Lajjxicmber of the Atomic Energy communities In Uiis vast tsrritory. fact that shipping from mstro- be Insane to accommodate tht. SUtb Yeah) But It hit lot with the Insurgents tn the •industry, by calling a> strike now. ■* Arniy Halts Secret [(jbmmission in 1846-49 and now la WoriUag under Joint civil-miU' polltan France is down to a frao- — -paaf. gavKityiFiLappaaraiice of do- The Fre* Press quoted Reuther , s member of the Prealdent'a tory-chatrmanehipr it also charted -tidn of-nonnal, Airtina ttavdl-to Can’t Kjhitz j Science Advisory Committee and 7U>DLIFE P L A h i T S * r a long series of demonstrations and from Algeria, halted by Paris, as saying that Henry Ford H, RANDBAG8—MAIN FLOOR .president of Xord Motoc..Cp.. told physics professor at California In- e e- thfou4ltout''Algsris in sn eRori to Ttas-beem-eatored. ------atitute'ofTechn(Jlogy., » "" ...: . c r - X ^ - bring Geii. Charles de Gaulle to him laat week that "a strike would New'YOrk, May 24 (iiPi-Now S jes The committee, headed by the work in the t>est Interests of the i . It was learned also that the U.S. ' power In Paris. paratrooper hero. ' Brig. Gen. chess fans ca live alone and u- •. •> Known as the Committee of auto Industry." like It. All they have to do Is government is considering asking ^ ii From Jacquea Massu, and Cherif SJd Ford was unavailable for com­ I participation of a Japfurese scien- ■Tvir ■S' Bus to Tavern^ Public Safety for Algeria and the Cara, an Algerian politician, ad­ get a newly devised electronic Middletown, N.-J,, May 24 (iPi—i*at the Nike base here, seeking a tist on the western side because of . * ‘ Sahara, the goyfimment met in an ment on the Reuther statement. brain, which can put up a fair­ journed until Wednesday. Mem­ Reuther and his top aides made .Secret modification Vork on Nike clue to Thursday’s series of blasts. the experience of the Japanese in ^ L I j • J ! elegant saloij.'of the Moorish sum- bers left for the countryside to ly good game. Ajax missiles has been halte.d at The modification was being made nuclear test detection work. wmmm VaCllF l-tJ mer palac^f former French'gov- "The Computer was ’’taught” Eisenhower did not name the emors, keep tab bn .-public opinion. (Continued en Page Six) to play by four expert chess Army launching sites throughout on one of the missilea when some­ Tlvo troopships arrived with the the country. thing went wrong. The missile blew U.S. scientists in his letter to the .'t The/committee of 72 members pla.vers, employes of the In­ Russian premier. Snowflakes in Summer Hartford, May 24 (P)—How does first soldier* from Metropolitsn ternational Bustne.ss Machines Acting Secretary of the Army up and. touched off sympathetic ed a French-Arable tract France since the insurgent Junta Hugh M. Milton In Washington an­ exploaions in seven others. A sks Report in SO Day* • man plan his escape from prts dpriaring tlu t there are no longer Corp. ”I also . suggest,” EiserLower thntc communities in Algeria out took over. Alex Bernstein, who helped nounced the suspension of the Jagged fragments showered on? What does he do when he gets Military Fixes work yesterday in the wake of an wrote Khrushchev, ''that the ex­ * only ”10 million Frenchmen." The At|ders residente supported by. set up the machine, can beat down on the nearby countryside. perts shouldj.be asked to make an out? ' . tract will be diatribute'd through­ military bands, turned out to greet it every time.* He knqwa that explosion which took 10 lives at a Windows were blown out in homes Two who sscaped here this W'sek missile base here. initial progreaa report -within 30 X % out the country. the arrivals. Speakers reviewed Special Rules the. machine can "see" only for miles around. Six soldier's and days after convening and to aim headed straight for a tavern and The committee ordered a speed­ the dramatic events of the past two moves ahead. If your He said similar modifications four civilians were killed. Three had a beer, state policcyAaid last 10 days in an apparent attempt have been completed "on hundreds Extra up in .opening government Jobs to brain' can aee three moves other persons were injured. (Continued on Page Six) night.- / Algerians. Most offices now are Indoctrination. “'For Air Safety ahead, you’re in. of other missiles in other areas - The bas4 itself suffered nearly Police pieced together the- 13 held by Frenchmen. This move- Observers were nonplussed as to i _____ ■ ( •' The computer takes about without incident.” They are de­ a half million dollars damage, ^ive Geraniums Large hours of hlstor^>**de ^ y two launched with only Iw-hy the Parts goyemrnent permit- eight 'minutes a move—not , signed to improve performs nc*. launching pada were disabledv escape artists Tuesday. The men. partial succesa by Paris govern-1 ted the troop reinforcements to Washington, May 24 (/T)—The (An Army spokesman for Col, Seven qthera are still operative. armed services, bowing to mount­ long by some chess players' ALSO 36c and 65c SIZES Robert J. M^Ufel and Joseph Rose, ^f^n't in the past. iproceed to insurgent Algeria, standards. Nylea W, Baltzar, commanding, of­ Had TNT Warhead* fled from /nearby Wethersfield, The Insurgents also called for The Vllle d'Alaer landed 1600 ing demands for prompt action to The device prints its move ficer of the 'fiiSrd Group which The eight Nike Ajax missiles, Bulletins 1'FUCHSIA, VINCA VINES. .\GERATUA1, PETUNIAJy. SPIKES, .MIXED POTS, •oKJlers. including 200 Algerians. cut the .risk of air coUisions, today on a piece of paper which it, commands Connecticut’s 12 Nike like those poised at the other bases were eecaptured here W ednesday , aalariea for the nine million i at Phillppevllle and the Athos H invoked emergency curbs on mili­ arranges like a chess board. batteries, said today similar modi­ around New York City, carried from the A^P Wires BASKETS. NIEREMBERGIA AND URNS morprng. | Algerians In this vast North Af- j______disembarked 1.850 troops______in Al- Playing against it isn’t like fications started throughout the girdle ounty Detective John F. Resr- tary Jet flights below 20.000 feet. TNT warheads. The Army has an­ rican territory, ; glers. Most of the soldiers are re- 'The offer by the services to Cur­ solitaire—you can’t cheat. At State two weeks ago without in­ nounced plans to equip all the bases • URNS AND WINDOW BOXES FILLED# fyn said the men crawled through Since the May 13 coup hera'turning from leaves'at home and any attempt at chicanery, out cident. The spokesman added. later this year with Nike Hercules 8TR1TCH WEAKER in ieo«ool “iqe cube” iabrio -g prison vent and started tor Hart­ tail lower level flights .w m . an­ Rome, May 24 tJP»—Doctors there has'been a bewildering dis-| some' are replacements for units nounced at a W hitr House news comes a slip: “Please check "Whether the work at the Man- missiles, capable qf carrying ford with 82 )>etween them and pUy of sympatny between Algkr-1 Bghllng the 3ls-year-old hationai- last move.” >- cheste.r-Glastonbury site had been said ailing Samuel Cardinal civilian clothes benepth their pris­ conference IMt. night by Lt. Gen. atomic warheads. jKolns ians and Europeans. The 3 > i'jlst rebellion In Algeria, Blwood R. Quesada. chairman of It’s also a good loser. When undertaken is dot known.” An Army officer said ycster) — Sen-1 would-hit the Soviet Union "In its that Russians are reported to Whito only., idshes. Jurors were reported to rajiroad aervice In the balance— have discovered an Islanfi In what VEGETABLE locks it when not and Tour men yesterday found him This means they cannot operate ate support built up. today for vulnerable spot.” Rbodniilendron in use. 11-358; l.SO Buenos Aires, May '24 The guilty In one of 11 killings attrib­ have rejected the plCa on the first under visual flight rules—blamed to rontlBne next Tuesday In U. S. If adopted by both house* of w-as believed to be an open sea Repeat! Identity of a aubmarine the Ar­ ballot. ' District Court ... Washington increased efforts to woo satellite Congress. It would pave the way aroa between Australia and Ant- uted tq hiih and fixed .the penalty by' some experts for two recent lirctlca. The .Hme*' said Ant- camp uniform in Dan gentine Navy ssy* attacked and at death. Five subsequent ballots re­ air collisions between military Court of Military Appeals reverse* nationa away from Soviet domina­ for stepped up *conomlc assistance PLANTS possibly sank remained a mystery The motion for a new trial will portedly were required to bring J4ts and civilian airlines. These conviction of Col Walter C. Heinel tion by offers of financial aid. to such .nations as Poland, Yugo arctlr experts were surprised by River broadcloth with unanimity on the penalty. who waa accuoedW taking advant­ the report because the location Wrinkl-Shed, Dri- today. The U.8., British and Soviet b* heart! June 7. collisions killed 61 persons. The Senate Foreign Relations tiavia, Hungary. East Germany a 'Shade and Flowering Tree* ' ..embusies here all insist -It’s not In any event reviekr of the case Starkweather’s confessions, in- age of Army privileges- and trying Committee yesterday accepted a br other satellites when there Is s|>eclfled----- 1s In ---- a region- crlsa- . 9 5 il 'Oon finish, tittte or no tre reference to a high apeed rary seclusion in the Judge’s.cham­ But government aourcea said the bill passed Legislature one year prealdgnt could provide aid to any aatltrust Uws. INS aehaowl- Woodland Gordons I S&H GREEN STAMPS without a slgA of emotion. ago; not a slogte Connecticut town Republican Policy CTommlttee, and 168 WOODLAND S.T.—IN J H E CENTER OF'TOWN—MANCHESTER Manchester CoNH* submarine was taken ; to indicate During the trial, Charles offered bers following the verdict Immigration and naturalization yVilllam F. Knowland (Calif), th* countiy when he determlnea.lt edged rece.. t of the «el«8W CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS GIVEN WITH A U CASH SALES that only the fast subs of the to,'bet a psychiatrist' a-package of Mrs... Btarkweather expressed re­ sartrlee haa notified airlines and has moved to take ailvantase of it Senate Republican leader. would (1) strengthen U3. se from, Victor Haase#, aaalatiht lief that the trial was oyer. ateamship companies Estrada will Prsaident Batista decides “ attorney general ln-^«haqp:jK O p^ UNTIL 9:^0 P.M. JOHN J. ZAPADKA PHONE. MI 3-8474 United States, Russia and Brit­ ; cigarettes he would receive a "bat­ keep Cuba under emergency^w- However.! Kennedy said his pro* curity by enabling “freedom lov-^ ain! could be conaldersil. tery charge” (electiocutlonj, “ I kept my eyes glued on that not be permitted to r*-enter the posal woul(4 strengthen Blaenhow- ing pedptea” to aohlsve a meaaurs the anUtrnat dapoiOnaiHj' door, ' and felt awfully relieved United Stete*( / srfe Tor another 45 days by^navlng dMllasd eanameat aa to whidho# HM U.&. and British smbaistas Starkvireathar was dtargsd in th* Q engnu rensW* bill nused ■ to sf’s efforU to "drive a YlCl^o bo- . shooting of ^Robsrt Jsnpen, whos* when they finally cama in to five tween f ^ t a and iU aafellltes and (CWitteood e# Pago TKfOs) It had faastved ahnllnr eellee. a* Page Five) body with that of hlj, girl ftrlahd the ver^et," she said. (O0«a#iied e# Pag* Thios) eembivlt Fidsl C utro’s^ b o ls. V l « r \ .1 . i. . • . J .\i ' ■ \ V