r f V ■ f . I ' i? '-'Ia PAGE EIGHTEEN X FRIDAY, MAY 14, 19j[4 Average Daily Nel Press Run iianrifgijtgr ^Eognlttg^llpraUi For the> Week Ended The Weather M ay 8. 1»M ForMaat of c. & Waithar Bafsaa \The strawberry festival oommit- x : tee^pf St. Mary’s Episcopal Men’s Carol Wood Plays fe About Town Club'will meet at 7 o’clock Monday Senior Honored 11,184 Fair aad Httle change la beat, night IfKthe parieb house. Member of the Audit permture tMa afteniaoa, taaight ^ l^raiida Lead Role Bureau of Clrcnlatioa f T he Grict Group of the Center aad Aoaday, Low tonight 45. ■ Con^egatlonel Church, Mre. Among bftihs at Hartford hoe- Manchester— A City of VUlaffe Charm Newell Smith leader, will hold Its pitals recently, were the following CafXwood. 43 Brainard PI., HALE'S annual meetinjr. followed by a to local residethp: a daughter to will be aebn in the role of Miranda Trewella the Center Thea- VOL. LXXIII, NO. 198 pirate whist, Monday night at 8 Mr. and Mrs. Doniild Vandenburgh. (Classified Advertising on Page 10) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MAY 15. 1954 o clock in the Robbins Room. 83 Helaine Rd., on M-y 12 at the piana present "Miranda" ne.xt (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE FIVE CENTS Members are reminded to bring St. Francis Hospital; Slaughter to Thursday, Friday and Saturday } white elephants. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Krikfclum, 75 evenings at the ”^owera School W. Middle Tpke., on May 1? at the auditorium. m M Mt. Sinai Hpspital, and a daughter Miranda’s arrival at\the home f The 73rd annual business meet­ to Mr. and Mrs. Emerson I^lm. of Sir Paul and Lady ^are Mar­ McCarthy ing of the Woman’s Auxiliary of 312 Oakland St., on May 11 at the tin as one of Sir raul'a "j^lents’’ A llies P o n d e r i the Diocese of Oonnecjtlcut will be Hartford Hospital. has an electrifying effect oi^._ the held at Trinity Church parish — , ^ male members of the househqld Wants All house,. New Haven, on Friday. and generates a natural curioai^. M ay 21, befeHnninK a t 10 a m. King David Eodge No. 31, lOOF. will m eet tonight a t 7:.30 in Odd and jealou.*y among the women. omats Meet \ Fellowa Hall. The amusing situations which fol­ ction Rev. K. Ejhar Rask, pastor low make for enjoyable theater Facts Told of the Covenant-Congregational to auit the taste of every audience. Church, will exchange pulpits with Oub Pack 120 will meet at 7 A lthough Carol wdll be m aking o’clock tonight at the Knight/r of Washington, May 15 (A*)— the Rev. Phillip Sandhek of the her initial appearance in a Thes­ Paris, May 15 (JP)—A new policy for Indochina, both mili­ Plainville Church, Sunday at the Columtus Home instead of at St, pian major production, she was Sen. McCarthy (R-Wis) de­ James' School. seen in the one-act play "Gander tary and political, wa.s being hammered out today in Paris 11 a.m. service. His subject will and in Wa.shington with one quick immediate prospect—there manded today the "complete be "Preseing Through to Jesus. ” Sauce." which was presented last .story” of any part the .lu.stice Mr. Rask will preach in the eve­ Reservations will close this eve­ spring before several local organi­ likely will be two Pusan-like defense areas established in Indo- Indochina zations. Most recently she appear­ rhina to fortify the Western hold »———— —------1 Department played in trig­ ning at 7:30. ning for the dinner at Emanuel Church, Monday, May 17, at 6:30, ed in Gypsy Ro.se Lee’s Hartford there. gering Army charges that he in connection with the annual Edwin I. Quinn production of ’’The Naked Genius." The French Nstlonal Defense The Alpine Society will meet in LADY PEPPERELL and CANNON sought favored military treat­ meeting of the Manchester Council She has had. extensive modeling Council met yesterday and again ment for Pvt. G. David D irkseii TeHlifies at Hearing a body at 7 o’clock tonight at the of Churches. Reports, election of Edwin L. Quinn, son of Mr. artd experience and is now director and ' COATS and TOPPERS today to determine among other Rush Light Ike Urges ^ W. P. Quish Funeral 'tome to pay officers and a devotional period Mrs. Waitfr B. Quinn. 33 Park' co-owner of the Gwyneth Model- j FLAT SHEETS and PILLOW CASES tiling*, how far it could go In rein­ Schine, a former aide. respecta to Mrs. Santina Opiazi, ivill be followed by a lecture by St., ha* been named to Phi Beta ing sSchool and Agency in Harl-H forcing Indochina without inviting , And Sen. McClellan (Ark), sen- who was a member of the society. f ^ . Hrastically Reduced rebellloua factionrr In the Assembly lor investigations subcommittee D iscu ss Dean Luthe'r A. Weigle, an im­ Kappa at Dartmouth College, T ^ 1 3 0 Aircraft to Men Unite i______— ------Hanover, N. H. He i* one of to throw out the present govern- : Democrat, said that If the Ei.seh- i k portant figure in rell^ous educa­ CANNON FINE MUSLIN tion fields. 19 member.* of the senior cla.*.* to ■ ment. j bower administration blacks out To Hold Vital Points i details of a .Ian. 21 top-drawer! be ao honored. REG. $2.29—63x99 .... X ...... $1.79 He attended Manchester High C O A T S A . 9 5 Further, evidently with Ameri­ Fallen Fort ■ conference on the McCarthv-Army For Cause Robert E. Dunfield, .59 Harlan can consultation, France was look­ I dispute it will hsve to “take the T o F ace School. Hi* father is a graduate ^ PRESCRI^IONS ] Rd.. is attending the Armstrong TAMPAX REG. $2.69— 72x108 ...... $2.19 ing into a vast regrouping of it* ^CAREFCIXT OOMPOCNDED 1 Cork Co. Bureau of Merchandising of D artm outh, cla.** of 1927. Saigon, Indochina. May 15 "W ib iru y for denying senators Wa.shington, May 15 (/P)— Quinn participated on the rifle Voluos to $49.95 badly scattered forces In Indochina wholesaler training course at Lan­ in 3 sizes REG. $2.89—81x108 ...... />. $2.29 with a view to holding the two (A»)—The French High Com­ Heicurity IJd Bared President Eisenhower, in an Geneva, May 15 (iP>-^Top diplomat.* of the western' Bif caster. Pa. He is an employe of squad in his sophomore year. most vital point*. These are the mand advised Victminh (Jen. The dmible-barrelled demand on Armed Forces Day address, Three met today in what an informed .source said w«s 5 ses­ \ tArthur Dnis Stores^ Riimaey Distributors, Inc., Hart­ (for monthly Red River Delta and the equally Captain David Samuelson of REG. 59c—42x36 ...... 49c Vo Nguyen Giap today it con* the adminiatration came on the has declared that “free men sion designed to “map out strategy” for secret kast-West ford. tomfory rich section around Saigon. heela of testimony, yesterday the Bloomfield. N. J.. will be the proioOton) Officially, the French and Ameri­ aidered the evacuation of can do anything when they negotiations on trying to halt the war in Indochina. U. S. speaker at the citadel Sunday, TOPPERS 17th day In the televised proceed- Under Secretary of State W aiter* ------— ------— - TY P E 144 cans were closemoiithed about-the wounded from Dien Bien Phu t^s-^that the executive branch of are united in a common cause while Major John Pickup and the Tampax i$ iMtriMily ^-•hole operation but certain sources by light plane and helicopter and set their hearts to that Bedell Smith and France's Foreign band and Songsters of the local worn — n«*4 M , W LADY PEPPERELL SUPERFINE the government has clamped a Minister Oorges Bidault drove to REG. SI 6.9S VALUES NOW $12.95 made it clear the present French secrec.Y lid on the now-famoiia Salvation Arrry are in Ooslon, removed during tliow* government is not considering impracticable and asked that cause.” the villa of Anthony Eden. Britain's a new plan be adopted. huddle in the .lustice Department. Although the Chief Executive foreign secretary to make their Benefit Bid GENERA!/ % ELECTRIC Saturday and Sunday for a heavy • f Of lub. Vttr com- REG. $2.99— 72x108 ...... $2.49 Indochina a lort cause because of made no specific reference to na-^ schedule of events arranged by the defeat at DIen Blen Phu. and Attending the January meeting plan* for a Monday meeting with pact, effificni, comfort* there were’ AUy. Gen.' Brownell tional policies or inlernationiil the leader* of Russia and Red RAN6ES — REFRIGERATORS — WASHERS Major and Mrs. Benjamin Jones, able, invemad by a REG. $3.29— 81x108 ...... :..... $2.79 ^EG. S19;95 VALUES ... NOW $15.00 is operating with the expectation llanoi, Indochina, May 15 It will have' solid American sup­ and Deputy Atty. Geil. William events, hi.* talk reflected a back- China. Of Rail Men formerly of the Manchester Corps. dofiOf. (A*)—The French mobilized all Rogers, W'hite House Chief of diop of woiry over the Commu­ Representatives of Viet* Nam. NO SALESMEN—VERY LOW OVERHEAD Captain Samuelson was graduated $3.69— 90x108 ...... RE^^ S25.00 and port. REG. $2.99 There were two major areas of i)vailable helicoptera and light Staff Sherman Adams and White nist menace in Sou(hea.*t Asia and Laos and Cambodia and the't^m - OPEN 8 to 9—SATURDAY 8 to 5 from the Clas.s of 1929, M anchester elsewhere. $29.95 VALUES...... NOW $19.95 high pressure negotiations aimed planes in Indochina today to House aide Gerald Morgan. U. N. munist-Ied Vietminn will -lilao 'ait ALL DAY SUNDAY 8 to 8 School, and will attend the class REG. 6 9 c— 42x36 ...... 59c Ambas.*ador Henry Cabot Lodge. The P’.e.sident spoke infoniially In on the Monday gathering. A re- Supported reunion banquet at the Country at the following: push the evacuation of their at a dinner last night marking the Big Trade-In Allowances^No Cash Down R«g. S35.b0 ond 1. Putting the military posi­ Jr., and Army Counselor John G. I able conference source said Bao Club tonr.orrow evening. He left aerioti.sly wounded from caj)- Adam.*. yearly ob.sei vance 01 the mis.*ions Dai. emperor of war tom Viet Manchester 15 years ago. $39.95 VALUES ...... NOW $25.00 tion In Indochina back in a shape o.' the ni med forces. Nam. would arrive in nearby Washington, May 15 (/P)-— TY P E 180 where no aiirprise attack by the tured Dien Bien Phu. John Adams, who testified to l a d y PEPPERELL COMBED YARN PERCALE freahly victorious forces of Gen. Tile first contingent of the 4.’k), this Wednesday, aald yesterday he i . thing.* France over the weekend to be oil \ presidential emergency BRUNNER'S s'lmact P.eliekah Lodge at its ,X^/L SALES F.INAL - • - botlier u* . . . the terrible power hand for im m ediate Con.sultatlon.*. Acro^xFrom Garrlty’a—Next To Vittner’s Vo Nguyen Giap can take away who are expected to be flown out has been silenced by higher-up.* board today recommended meeting Monday evening at 8 by agreement with the Commu- of de.*lru< tive weapons . . . the iin- The western delegate.* also took ROCKVILLIKROAD, TALCOTTVIIXE—»n-S-5191 REG. $309— 72x108 ...... $2.59 any vital area now held by the and can't go beyond his previous granting health-welfare, va­ o’clock in Odd Fellows hall will nist^led Viclminh, arrived by statem ent th a t Sherm an Adam.* eontrolled rutlilesane.*s of un­ advantage of today’s conference For This Sale Only-^)ur Entire Slock Of Regular French and French Union forces. bridled anioition." re'css to give careful stud.v to cation and holiday pay bene­ hold a memorial service and obii- REG. $3.39-1-81x108 ...... $2.89 2. Making doubly clear to In­ plane at Hanoi late yesterday. Tlie suggested compiling a written gatlon. with Mrs. Beatrice Mann­ wounded eight men tn< luded record of the Army’s troubles with But Eisenhower looked back R ussia's sucJdeh shift in position fits worth 150 million dollars dochinese leaders who so far have through history and found reasons ing, chairman and Mrs, Margaret French paratroopers, Algerians McCarth.v's office over Schine. on. an Indochina peace s>ttlenient.' annually to one million, rail­ H i i Aorrwg* I REG. 79 c- ^ 2 x3 8 > /2 ...... been siding with France that the for hope that democratic forms of We.*te.n sources voiced hope the King.sbnry, co-chnirman of the 69c $10.98 DRESSES country la not being given np. and foreign legionnairea. This record later grew into pari road employes. committee. A social time will fol­ •th’$ mfffy . government would survive, aa they Soviet switch and Oie closed door that American aid will increase More batches like tliis snffer- of the Army .* charges ag«in.*t the before. He said: talks next week will bring the The board turned down other low in charge of Mrs. Minnie REG. $7.93 rather than slack off.,and that the ,lng froiu critical head or body Senator and two of his as.sistants. > ^ darqands made by the 15 rail Krause and her committee, Mrs. thtee-week-old parley to the hard Reduced To $ A . O O Independence of the people will woiinds, were expected in Hanoi bargaining stage and discourage unions in the case, most of them PLANT THETINEST! Lillian Piper. Mrs. France.* Dougan be a real thing and not a paper this afternoon. AFL. The board, at the same time, 1 happened to the dictatorships the Reds from u.sing it as a propa­ and Mrs. Elizabeth Cavcrly. ThaJWHAU ca BATES BEDSPREADS Print cottons, solid eqttons and thing. Rushing Planes ganda forum. approved, a number of rail man­ print sheers. All the newest The French rushed helicopteis newsmen today: I the past, that seemed as great and » -.Sen. Everett Dirksen (R-III.), a iiieuiber of the Senate agement demands. TRANSPUNTED BED^ PLANTS A beautiful new homespun pattern that will Aa an initial atep. it seemed I terrible in their time, on down ...... Hhnwa H and give year* of service. Twin and full bed sizes. Style* and material*. certain some Viet Nam territory and monoplanes to i.uang Pra- 'I think it is important to know tlon* subrommlttee, teslifir*. May 14, before that gn>up Soviet Foreign Minister V, M. The emergency board Wae FOR A FULL SUMMER OF F^OyfERS bang. royal Laotian capital, 115 Red, green, black and green. Cross stripe pat­ now sparsely patrolled by French everything that went on at that .il'^^feon'^^d HUIe?"nd “m’^uss": i Dirksen testified that .\rm y Cnunsil'lur Molotov uncovered the new Rus­ named by President Eisenhower ALL HALES IlNAI. John G. .\dains tried to "kill” and "stop" an effort hv the MeCarttiy tern. $5.95 and Viet Nam troops would be lini . . . all gone." sian posUion yesterday. He agreed last December to head off a poe- Agtrotum, Marigolds, Solvia, V«r THIS WEEKEND BE SURE TO VISIT given up temporarily to the Com­ (Continued on Page Five) (Continued on Page Five) subcommittee to summon members of Ihe .\rmy lo.valfy board as witV to international supervision of any slble nationwide rail strike. The Eisenhower's reference to free nesses before the siib<-onimlttee. (AP WIrephoto.) / _____ Alyssiim, Snapdragons and many CHILDREN’S and PRE-TEEN munist-led forces. These -scat­ men united in common cau.se fol­ Indocliina peace settlement. unions had made no pay increase REG. 59c Yard—36 ” SANFORIZED tered troops probably wall be lowed . another address at the Molotov proposed supervision by demands but confined their pn>* pulled into the two maiiY, centers same dliiner b.v Deputy Secretar.v * Neutral Nations Commission gram to "fringe” requesU. The Mostly Per Doz. COATS and TOPPERS of resistance. wi,hout naming the nations he c^ae has been in negotiation for a 45c PRINTED AND PLAIN DROADCLOTH of Defense Robert B. Anderson year. CORNELL Valuefi to $16.98 It meant essentially that the who spoke in similar vein. liad in mind. ITevtouiI,v the Rus­ "Navarre Plan,” devised by Gen. Dulles Sees Soviet . Today * report to the- White SIZES 8 to U Anderson said -"it is of tran­ Deqdlodk sian.* • had backed Vietm inh pro­ Over twenty-five plain color* and many beautiful S Uenrl Navarre, commanding in posals fpr a mixed commission of House was the culmination of the TRANSPLANTED VEGETABLE PLANTS floral and novelty prints. Yard ...... i V scendent importance to-us and to board’s study. Indochina, could be considered a our Allies that we join in a collec­ Communist and non-Comraunist Temoto, Fappar, Lattuca, Cobixiga. Broccoli, dead dfick. Under this plan tive effort, to the end that the Indochinese. Th* unions involved are "noa- CoulHlowar, Colary, Brussals Sprouts and otharsT Sale Prices $8.00.. $14.00 Navarre hoped to keep the Viet- Deadlock on Atom Western spokesmen reacted cau- operating"—that is, m ade up of BAKE SHOP REG. 59c FINEST QUALITY Communist aggressors be held to railway workers who Trial tiously to the Russian move al­ do not mlnh on the defensive by a series the line where they are now, and STRAWBERRY PLANTS, 100 ...... $2.75 449 Hartford Road — Near McKee Street of hard strikes made by an in­ that there be"no further gains per- though a French delegation source actually operate trains. Included CHILDREN S and PRE-TEEN 1 are yard clerical, maintenance and ASPARAGUS ROOTS, 100 ...... $3.75 JOSEPH S. LUKAS, Prop, and Baker 36" ABC and PUNJAB PRINTS creased number- of French troops Williamsburg, Va., Ma.V 15-banlsh atomic weapons a.* the end ntiUed In any area." said it represented a concession on and through a vastly stepped up (/Pf — Secretary of State result Of s series of measures de-: Eisenhower drew an ovation New York, May 15 (IP)— T h e trial of Joseph P . Ryan, once "a most important" point. i conslniction workers, "training program for Viet Nam. - British called it an advance be- I These were ths board’s princi* Dozens of patterns In all types and colors for dresses, ^ | ^ DRESSES Dulles disclosed today that aigned to prevent violations and * h‘» audience of service offi- powerful waterfront lal)OI>'1loss aecu.sed of stealing union | vonH“'.h" 1".'*!’.'’ "0 “" ; pal recomrpendationa for a aettle- You may also pick up your Rewtr ond vegatoblt aprons, sportswear, drapes, spreads, etc. Yard .... G# ■ V To Follow KlacArt'hur Plan ;,^po*i. Sizes 7 to 14:. Plaids and plain colors in cotton* and taffetas. his efforts to negotiate an asaure peace. , cers and their wives when he de- funds, has ended in a mi.sf^al with the .jury “hopeles.sly dead- Uon ■ I ”>«nt: soods at 10c g packtt. Weekend Specials Th* new Idea will look more de- "In Good Faith" ; dared the heart Of America .fenslve for the time being, fol­ atoms-foi>ipeace plan with the Dulles declared that so far this .sound "even .if at I at- houP^ after the ca.se was turned over to , .'’“‘Vi**. V: ? spokesmaij all medical and surgical REG. 69c—3 9 ’ CREASE IRESISTANT. WASHABLE VALUES TO $8.98 .... SALE PRICE lowing thf pattern followed by tention is diverted bv Ihe July, it filed hack into court ■ first labelled Molotov's propoiial a | benefits for employea financed GERANIUMS 85c65c AND SMALLER SIZES $4.00 Soviet Govitrnment has hit year...... "we...... „„have negotiated...... in good unw orthy last night to announry that two , • "slight change." Bu) later, he with- ] jointly by employes and carriers. straw berry shortcake Gen. Douglas MacArthur in the the same stone wall of dead- with the Soviet rulers in VC-:Tltny"le- hs"teneM fe?t‘this\vara‘ref «H-maly panel hold THOUSANDS TO CHOOSE FROM SPUN RAYON BUTCHER LINEN ALL HALES FINAL early days of- the Korea campaign I 4 a'si»axi rve"! ! •**'* American i Yhe unions had asked for inclusion when he had to pull all his forces "'.hieh all other recent iTn^in relaUorto GVrranv'7,f*^ BANANA CREAM PIE Q111 I B J. I l l I v l^ ll delegation had no comment. lot family members in the benefits WINDOW BOXES AND URNS FILLED One of our best seller*, sale priced. Fifteen smart back Into the Pusan pcx:ket to bold talks with the Ru.ssians have 'tria, Korea and now Indochina " "‘’'T *" Progress into the rii^ : ^ i;uil into.. In a ,*p«:ch prepared fo^ddU-ery , S*"' MrCartl^ , ‘'P'-'t room, the jury _ _ ^ ^ In the restricted talks starting *nd that costs be paij-solely by colors. Y ard ...... V ONE GROUP OF foreman said the vote had been 1 51 1 C I « •* l-1 r^ c i'^ ‘’nday the nine delegations in-, employer*. HARDY PLANTS THAT WILL GIVE PLEASURE COOKIES - WONDER CAKE (Continue^ on Pa'j|k1<'ive) Dulles referred to the matter at , a celebration commemorating ir-___ .. / somevyhat indirectly, but at Wash- the "Virginia Re.*oliition for Ameri-' (vonGniied on Page Five)/ 10 to 2 In f^'or of finding Rvan -LI* r OBI, volved the Big Four. Red China,; 2. An extra week of annual va- guilt V. . / ■ . ' FOR YEARS— MANY VARIETIES 35c— 3 for $1.00 CHILDREN'S DRESSES ington official* confirmed the im- can Indepiendence and the Virginia I "’~T' ‘------* HEAVY QUALITY The one-time dockworkers’ lead­ 4-% f G t o M Yletminh will each be allowed to or more aervice The oreaent msYU SPECIAL MOUNTAIN LAUREL, axtro lorgt $2.95 iT O R E o i :r s p e c i a l o r d e r d e p t . .Hiies 7 to 14. A good selection of colors and styles all. well knowu pi-essich his speech gave and said Bill of Right*. Dullos continued: rw"4 » , er, robtlSj and strong in his hey- r O l r d K 1 S l a 11 .end ,helr chief - delegate and three , mun, vacation is ready to serve those special event makes. Real special. . * A lab am a M eii the negotiations would go on be- “Always there i.* a con.sistent I O il /L ft I . da.v bjut now ailing at the age' of RHODODENDRON AND ROSE DAPHNE HOURS needs. . tVe ran produce delicious MATTRESS COVERS catis.e the Soviet attitu d e was not pattern. Never will they relax their ' ^ ■■■ Karachi, Pakistan,- Mav 15 tft- fc'l-t!,'* . ..1 .. . ' employek Is two weeks. baked goods for any occasion. legaided in the State Department grip oh what they have. ' A I been indicted on 51 grand official aoiircea aaid'toda’y Sir .Mo- rhin* rea«-fir.~>i fh. FLOWERING SHRUBS — EVERGREENS VALUES TO $5.98 a* “final." I larceny counts accu.sing him of hammed Zafrullah Khan has tend- * - ce<,se.fire at the outaet Employe, now get time and a half Open $2.00 jFo uiid G u ilty "In each of the geographic area.* t O verting J48.im in union fiirids to ,red hi* reaignation „ , The secret talk, were set up yes- '^when'"hirtLn I FERTILIZERS AND INSECTICIDES We spMialize in: President Eisenhower proposed I mention, they InRifft vpon a for- y c? P la n jl fLS Foreign ,„.rtay by Britain s Foreign Secre- *ovem- 7 A. M. to 7 P. M. REG. S4.29 with RUBBER BUHONS $3.49 ALL SALEH FINAL Dee, 8 in a speech a t the United 1* own use. During the trial the M,ni*ter of Pakistan. But Rcemler mediation efforts coUapsH BIRTHDAY CAKES mula which will i.ot only a.*.sure the^ !’counts were reduced to_42. total- M o h am m ed Ali later told new’omen ^^7 Eden, who haa Dec. 111 Slave Case Nations- that the United States, perpetuation Mohammed Ali later told newanien Tues. thru Sun. WEDDING CAKES of their despot i.*rn On Jurisclictioii ingJli.OUO. , (fip veteran diplomat had "not re- increasingly active a* a backstage !2./*^*^1.^* thr**t*ns4 REG. $4.98 with ZIPPERS • • • • Russia a;nd other atomic powers within the areas they now control, Rvan hefrayed little , strain sif*ned vet " ' .intermediary between the western : “pP®*"^ COOKIE TRAYS, etc. $3.69 •set Up a world atom pool foi peace- All Our Products BARY SHOP ^ Birmingham. Ala., May 15 i/Pi ^ hut also will allow them to -Sppl.v throughout the jurv's long delib- t-i, . ... ■ . * nations and the Communists, , i,*”*.?* ' ^*^**^. Oven Fr^h Dally . Full or twin bed size. A Federal Court jury le.it night ul piirposes. Dulles has negotiated their ruthle s method.* to gain con Chicago, M^y 15 (Ti A pro- erations. Much of the rime he Eden arranged the talk* after 1 ^ ‘*7 Justice Charles Lor* WOODLAND TEL. Ml.'9.5878 o\this directly with Soviet Foreign I trol of the area.* which,'are .still po.*al for settling jurisdictions! priVste sessions with Molotov and: ing of the Minnesota Supreme ronvicted two white brothers of simply sat .silently and still, occa- TA . •v'* 'w' ...... - ...... Court: Court. t„- - ■ tK , Same heavy quality which we have sold for years. Heavy quality GIRLS’ GABARDINE TOPPERS holding terrorized Negio workers MiXistei Molotov at Berlin and i free." dispute* among American Feder­ sionallv talking With relatives and - * reaign^al.on and that he Chinese Premier-Foreign Minister : fWf- Utrln* unbleached cotton with seams all bound- Rog. Prico $3.98 Sola Prica S3.29 in slavery on their prosperous Geneva and through the Ameri- | Dulles .said negotiations were ation of Labor unions was "en­ friends. pVobably would b^ nam ed per^rna- Chou' En-L«i .how nveaiin Tucjwn. .Arl*. We.sl Alahai. a farm. can Enipassy in Moscow and the ’ necessary to find out what' fhe So- dorsed in principal yesterday by He flushed brieflv whVn the [’'"'..^ "‘‘‘.*1?".*, representativet<‘Pr«‘»'‘nt«>i'e to Today'sToday s recess in the formal^formal! ‘‘'’CoftiriendatloiTsEecommendatloffis of, such emer- GARDENS Sentencing of Fred N. Dial. 2."i. Soviet Enibassy here. . j-iieta might be wiuing t6 do. He AP'L’s top union leadet-s. Jury returned to annoim. e Us de-’ i u i a . Tonfri'eiu:e brought increased out-i *^*''1*' th* GIRLS’ SUITS ; Between the Berlin and Geneva ] declared that there had been no Approval of the plan, drafted by vision but regained hi* .stolid com- M ohammed All Tal.*o o declined to gide activity, U.''' S, S trndersecielaiy JOHN J. ZAPADKA HEAVYWEIGHT FIRST QUALITY and Oscar Edwin Dial, 34. who ""L'T" (Continued on Pag* Flee) swore that they we. e innocent of confeiencea he presented the Rus­ com,proml.*0 Bregter I boiid, , could be formed. At Geneva he "Implacable Purpose" President George Meany said. ^ proup of A rab atatf^a to A m erican aid to the French in In- GIRLS’ COATS serve as their adviser at the U.N. dochina within an International U. S. D istrict Judge Seyboutn talked further'with Molotov and . "Out of talks, held under these Mean.v .*flld the question of put­ (Continued on Page Eleven) h A REG. $1.19— 22x44 BATH SIZE . . got the latest information on. the ting the plan Into effect immedi­ '■'7 , 7 ^ 0 roHlltlon against Communism In Are. Fermarly Prleod from $8.98 to $13.98 H, Lynne had charged the jurors conditions, has at least come a Zafrullah Khan has represented j Asia, Bulletins that if they, believeil the Dials Russian position. demonstration." he said, "of the ately was not disciis.*ed at the S ^ Prict $8.00 to $10.00 guilty of one of the offenses This position which apparently elo.sed meeting. his country at the U N. General Smith and’Bidaiilt discussed the .from the AP Wirep implachble purpose of fhe ruler,' of • I Asembly since Pakistan was taken outlines of the proposed coalition' REG. 59c— 16x28 HAND SIZE .... charged in Oie indictment, "then formed the ■ basis of Dulles’ com­ the Soviet Communist bloc. . Tlie Council, -Meany said, wants I / m I think it may be fairly, observed ment.* here today w as continued "Wf.are.confronted with a mas- union to examine nriflK lfe year, yesterday. Thejcorean phase of i BOYS’ SUITS ' that such flagrant violation of the' insistence on U. 8. accepitance of sive system which, despite its pres the plan before signing the agree­ M. lf,5B55l,B i "S”- ; the conference remained dee/iinrk. deadlock-1 I SHOT AT FR.AT HOl'SE REG. 29c FACE CLOTHS • ••••■aapa. law and suidr'shameless Inhumani­ a ban on atomic lyeapon*.. The ment, Basically it is the 'stlme .is I . ^ I pjj jQjjj full dress seasloh o f ! Chapel Hill. N. C-. .May IS uP) RUBBISH Fermtriy Prietd from $9.98 to S11.98 tl'.e one approved by the Council, Culled from AP Wires I ..Cairo, Eg'ypt, May- 1.1 tp Sir the 19-participating nations Tburs-1 You will want plenty.of these thtnty heavy solid' color Dundee ty and brutality, such base dis­ United States Is only willing to (Continued on Page Two) One I nlveraity of .North Caro­ Sola Priet $8.00 honor to American citizenship can the A FL's imlic.v making .group. I .Mohammed Zafrullah Khan. Pakis- ‘l»,v produced nothing to reconcile] lina student uns killed otod two towel*. Petal pUik, sunglo yellow, nilnt gr^n. Ice bine, spring lent/winter. l.tan’s foreign minister, conferred opposing East-West plana on elec- lilac, French rose, hunter green, cocoa' and wild'cbel’ry. be deliberately practiced in a j « ere u ounded. one eriGcally, la civilized afid Cfiristtan community i To Be Hliiilled Further Two Chinese Nationalist pro- for 2', hours today With Egyptian! tions to iinifv Korea. No further ' a burst of gunfire at a froter* BOYS’ TOP COATS bv intelligent men; is a reproach! The p'.sn I's to be .studied f,,,-. i IwHei-3.98 ...... NOW $2.99 Size* I to S and S to 8x. The brothers were accused o f, As now written, tlie proposal F'. pls'’e of iinknoun iia-] nent representative in the United: asked the VIelminh today to from Summit. N. J.. aad Allea paying fines pf^ N egro prisoners: woufd set up a .s.vstem that would o''er northern Finland, i I’ition.*. , *|ieed up t(ie repair of the ahrll- B. Lpng, from Chevy Chaoe, Md. follow thiee steps, if necessary. ]‘•’k Finnish officials deny any such ' He arrun>d yesterday unan-- You are, therefore, requested (o place your barrels or Extra Value, Finit Quality 60 Gauge, 15 Denier being held in Alabama and Missis-: tom rnaln alratrip at Dien Bien other materials on the lawns in front of houseg, near sippi jails, bringing them to their' Firat. a meeting ‘between the dia- I f'gl'l . | — ----- ' I Phu so that Dakota transport Qt'AKK HITS NUKTHME8T ANOTHER GROUP OF BLOUSES Sumter County farm, and. forcing puling unions: Second, conciliation Police u.*e mine dete<-tor In \ (('ontlniied nn Page F'lve) | plane* could land Seattle,'.May 15 uP>-—A Jnrriog the sidewalks, but not on the sidewalks. S ' e SHEER NYLONS them to work. by an AFI official, and third, search for weapon lifted in alaying i earthquake hit the Puget Souod SPLIT - RAIL FENCING The government ' alleged that arbitration Meany ,*aid Ihb aim is Sunday of Anthony Lombardo m ■------— are* with a one-two punch frooi With dark seams knit 'of Dupont nylon with rein- All receptacles or materials should be placed on the lawn VALUES TO S5.98 NOW Hubert Thompson was beaten so tf settle I'lroblom.* of friction with- Huntington District of Shelton . . ; Edmonds to ulympla early to­ $4.79 forced heel and toe for extra ,wear. New spring § the night before as trucks and men will start in desig­ severely when he tried to escape out a fight. Tokyo Univei'sify profe.*sor who day. There were no Imiardlatg nated areas at 7 :00 A. M. c'blors. Sties B ta IL Pair ....; ...... ’ • M eany .*aid he had told t h e ; ‘‘‘a*”'-’' C.- S. H-Bomb lest.* have Happy Throng Lines River reports of dsmoge or injurie^ 3 RAIL 10’ SECTION LAST YEAR'S BATHING SUITS (Continued on Page Eleven) I scattered ladioactive paitirle.* over The sbtK-k atorted w ith o roll­ Regular 59c—New, Gar, Colorful (Continued on Page Flye) ' j Jap,in. add.* rain water to li.*t of ing motion at 5:03 and ended Monday, May 17, 1954 COLLECTION SCHEDULE AS ------I item.* he aaya have been d an g er-' Nationally Advertised Models To Greet Returning Queen with a Jolt that set utility pole* FOLLOWS: SIMULATED FLOWERS I ou«ly contaminated In Osaka area. ! w'atering and bulldlaga quiver­ Bystander Stabbed Till Heiress Dies Prealdent and .Mra. Riaenboiver ing. 2 RAIL 10' SECTION VALUES TO $12.95 ...... NOW $8.00 leave Wa.«hington in rain for London. May 15 i.Pi Weary.!record of a 50.000-mile trip in-1 On pirn for coaL suit aad blouse wear. Violet, roses. weekend in .Maryland's Catoctin happy Queen Elizabeth came home tended to strengthen the bonds of i Here'a a fencing value you won't want to mlsa! C1ie«taut poata VALUES TO $10.00...... NOW $5.00 daisy, gardca bouquets. Each ...... w i r W Breaking Up Fight TO HE.\R S.MITH PULA AREA BOUNDED and rail* rut from srlerted timbrr—free from unsound knot­ 111 Paris Hospital Mountain.*, r . Billy Graham today to old London and the empire. Millions of Britons swarm- Methersfleld. Mny 15 oP—Th# holes and gnarls. move* Into Pith and final week of cheers of millions. Her six-month, ed cliffs'and bonks along the river ! Stale Board of Pardons today North by South Windsor and Vomon Town Linos Regular $2.98—Ckwe-Out Small I.djt Of Bridgeport, May 15 t/P>—Police hi* religious cru.*ade In London globe-girdling tour of the Com- Thames to watch the Britannia's; set June I,, his executioa date, a* Installation’s a rineh! tVe’ll show you how-to put up yoiir fence A GROUP OF DRESSES today w-ere holding a man they Paris. May 15 Bolivian heir- ri^ng^ tide of popularity. ] monwealth ended in raptures of 50-mile trip to London from the’ the day for Its meetiag to htsar Eost by Bolten and Vomon Town Linos quickly and easily. identified as James Pemberton, 3$», j Ltabel* Patino Goldsmith died T. Coleman Andrew.-*, commis- i welcome, the pirn of Fraocia C. Siaitli. That's not all! We have non-tosJc, Inexpensive Cuprtnol wood FAIUE OR PLASTIC CALF HANDBA8S of Bridgeport on an open charge ■ last night fro 1 a brain hem-.j aioner of Internal Revenue-Service. ■ From the deck of the roval Ships and boats dotted the river, seven Hroeo reprieved slayer, for VALUES TO $10.98 ...... NOW in connection with the knife slay­ orrhsge. brlnging’'sn end to a ro- sa.v* tiwtructions accompanying In-; yacht Britannia as it inched by jammed with men, w omen and o eommutatioo of seotdoce to preservative that'll keep your fence new looking for years! One $4.49 mantle .story 'hat was climaxed South by Gkistbnbury Town Lino coat protect* against dry rot, fungus, termites, shrinking and ing of another man in a Stratford come tax fprm, 1040--the1040 - the short the Tower of London,- the 2«-.vear- children waving thsir welcome. life Imprlsoameat. The' ’ hoard Also geaulne leathers, pouch, boxie aad M ai OO Ave.- restau ran t. , last Jai^ary in a headline-making wnrplng. shoulder strap siyiea. Each ajd ■ a ^ ^ form so familiar to many-.will be ' old monarch caught sight of her Royal Air Force Jet planes . will ilaret at the prisoa at t p-m. Wost by South Main, Main, Union ond SIdtor SPECIAL BUY ' Declared dead on arrival at ninaws.V raar.'-^e she ws- 18. simplified "even to the point of mother among the yelling, crowd* whooshed post in an official salute, Sm ith Is orhedulfd to die In tfen Sfroots. . ■ \ PLt'8 TAX Bridgeport Hospital last night with | The youngest ds'ljhter of multi­ using cotnJc strip lllustrationH tf norv the pier and waved a cheery ^ndon pidsated with excitement electric chair that nIghL NYLON TRICOT PANTIES knife wbuhds in the heart! was millionaire tin miignate Antenor necessary . . . Former director t)f i greeting. ’ ih'at rivailled' tli* atmosphere of Vincent pollack, of Bridgeport, a Patino died in the Airerican Hart­ Atomic ■ lysearch at Brbokiiaven. , Prince Charles and flaxen-haired Coronation Day lost June. INDIA WOL’LO .AOOKPT EOlJi Oriel; trunk iOmI Rare stylee. A full cut garment WUte or pink. man Clinic in suburban NeuUly fol­ NOTE: RUBBISH WILL BE COLLECTED ON ALL wMfcfflLEIIIIBlSxL Sicee a to 10. ' Green StaniiM Given With Cash Sales newcomer to the city. T. National Laboratory says de- ' Princess Anne, who Joined the ship Young,____ 'women in.thb London New Delhi. Indio. Mgy 15 kt) HIGHWAYS WITHIN THE ABOVE OE- Under treatment at Bridgeport lowing an operation. At her bed­ velopment of.stpmic-powered loco- at ’tobrqk.' leaned 6ver'the rail crowds’ sat on the shoulders 'of —Prioio Mlnloter ’Nehm aokt to­ HosplUl for a variety of stab side St the lira* qf her'death was -motive being heiq uprby too-light aadhgaida IhF Queen and her bus- - uvep ohd oridlv desi-rrbed the jcjver day ladia wonld rshpUtr h role SCRIBED BOUNDARIES. Speetal wouii^ but reported In fair condi­ *her;h,uatoand, Jam es Goldsmith. 20- rr^ictlnon on miclesj fuel. ' band, the-puke Of Edinburgh, and I acenea fpr them. Hundreds jam* ■ to pi^iwoW pence oetUeOMnta ho BUILDING MATERIALS $1.50 Gar Mood, right, wbese 'yacht ' VeainA broke up In Iha Gulf yeir-old sob of a wealthy British tion wo* Law rence S tec. 34.. also Hiraom off Florida, geeturea with his hand* as he deMribe* to re-^ , Cphcrete buckret weighing sev- waved too as tiig whistles' tooted ming bridges along the. route were Indochlan.^ nnd Keren. Nebrn \'- hotel owner.' ■ LUMBER FUEL of Bridgeport, an e.mploye of th* porters what happeoed. He Is atoodlag before a Coast Guard hsll- eral tons breaks loose from crane : the welcome ho.nie unable to see. But they JouhM In ivU Pnrtliement kis ^verlMient ' By: R IC H ^ O MARTIN, Gonorol h^ooogorr THSif FOOT WOODEN OASDEN FENCE Ek 4 tc The ^ouple • awep^ newapsper and falls on- workerji at DallL* ; Photographs Melrome 636 N. MAIN ST„ BIANCHESTER Vh*J)IKHAL6ea ^ tc r which MMghC him bm ek to SUomi with two women survivors wl! . . welcome, to wtlid'' -up Her camera \ ------b - T ( C « a ^ M d M Togo E W n a ) \ "v ■t*' ' ' • ■ \ . { ' ■ \ \ - ' , 4 \-'

PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. SATURDAY. MAY 15, 1954 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN- SATURDAY. MAY 15. 1954 P A G E T H R E E ------4 ------ji------1------■ Honia with solemn high Requiem ericans. But, ''**» Oi* .Vever Victorious, Never Defeated, Rockville-Vernon Mass at 9 a. m. at St. Joseph's all good Americans, College Grad Clinic Schedule past I have frequentl.v expreingd Coventry St, Mary's (Ihoir Town Collects Rubbish New Books Listed (Tidwell; Many Heavens, Soren­ Church. Burial-will be in St. Ber­ JayceesHear 1 On East Side Monday sen; Three Men Out. Stout: Maked nard's Cemetery. The funeral The clinic schedule of the reservations about . the m*tbow. home will be open Sunday from 7 1 III Music Festival At Library Here Land, Innes; Gy.■.')>’ in the Parlour, In One Year Manchester Public ' Health he has employed. Nothing In the The town will collect rub­ Sharp; Diamor-' for Danger, Bowlers^ Annual Banquet to 9 p. m. Nurses Assn, for next week Is Senator Bush hearings to date has caused me Miss Joan Ayer Selected fthurchea bish from the eaater.i half of Walker; Venture Once More, Gra­ JluijcL d isa t as follows: Monday, 1:30 p. m., to dismiss those re.servatlons. On Thfe aenipr choir of St. Mar>’'s Following is a list of new books ham; Rendezvous, Franken; At the 11 a.m. worship service •helleir Wlsiert town Monday begi'ining at 7 Gipruian Girl Completing pre-natal; W ednesday. 10 a. m., the contrary, they have been re­ r.llisbeHi Yaylar Kresas Wysa Episcopal (Thurch will join with o’clock in the morning. Reai- rweived at the_^\Vhiton Uhrarv M'lord, I Am Not Guifly, Wee.s; Slated at Kosciusko Club at the. Talcottville Congregational tumor (by appointment only), Expresses ; Reservations inforced. Vlllnrla (isimsa "’Tenneasea i recently. Shilling for Candles, Tey; Adrift, WORLD'S ECONOMY church, the Rev. James Bull "Rhapsody" For Girls ^ State at UConn fifteen other choirs At St. Paul's dents of that portion of town Studies at Illinois; and Friday, 9 a. m., chest (by "Further, If I were called as s Terk. Cham p" ai> requested to place ma­ Nnn-flrtinn Bas.'eU: How We Fought for Our preaches the second in a series of appointment only). On Methods Employed Churf+i, Wiilimantic, In*a spring Rockville, May IS,-'(Svieclal)—, • Legion grounds. "Smiley" Myers character witness for Bob Ste­ (;aS-SiU Coventry. May 15 (Special)—f t' the garage \vhcre> they found terials to be collected on lawns I Conques’ of E verest, ’ H unt; Schools. Darling: Better to Eat sermons under the general heading, Was Red Zone Ftigitive choir music festival. The hour is in front of their'homes Sunday I Atomic Submsrine and Rlckover, Yhu. Arnvtrong; Nightshade Ring, CHAMPION Tlio annual banquct^f the North* i will be in charge of the lunch as "The New Reformation." Tomor­ By Senator McCarthy vens, I would have to testify—and Mi88 Joan Ayer, 16-year-old failed. The hu.a waa u.aed' Friday V n OonnecUcut 'Bowling League on previous occaslon.s. would do se gladly that in all daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd ont of the wheel cylinders had 7 :.3(i Sunday evening. night. Blair; Red Dust of Kenva, Simp­ Hardy; Far Shore. Webber; Free row’s sermon is entitled "Redis­ Cham paign, 111., M ay 15 (cP)—A son: Selecting an Occupation. lAire the Dead. Friedman; Sable will be held iSieaday evening at Elks to Parade covery' of the Church." Cheshire, May 15 (4V- Sen. the years I have known him, his M. Ayer, has been selected one of for trans|M>rt,ing children na uauaal.. Manchester residents who wish The eastern portion lies on WALL-FLAME — PRESSURE BURNERS T:S0' p.m. at the KoeCiuaako Club At the last meeting of the local University of Illinois beauty queen Littlie Leaguers Prescott Bush (R-Conn.), who has reputation for honor and veracity to accompany St. Mary’s choir will the east side of S. Main Street. Prosser; Flyihg Saucers Hsve Lion. Van Dorp; Cork in Bottle, "Honor the Lord" is this serntion Acting Group Presents Play • c o -m p l e t e h e a t i n g u n i t s oa Veroon Avenue, with Fred T. Elks Lodge it was decided to par­ — a fugitive from the Red Zone of frequently expressed reservations has been above reproach." High School at Laurel Girls State - ■ be welcome at the Wiilimantic Main Street. Union Street and Landed, Leslie; Space Pioneers. H astings. ticipate in the centennial celebra­ topic of the Rev. Nathan B. Burton . Coventry Players presented vVU- parish Church (or the gathering. Norton; Until the Doctor Comes. • INSTALLED BY FACTORY TRAINED MEN ’ Uartaftiteln toastmaater. Gueata at the Community Methodist Germany—is expected to receive (Conduct Canvass about' thb methods employed by Bush devoted less than half of at the University of Connecticut Slater Street. w|U include Mayor . Frederick tion parade at Windsor Locks May Sen. Joseph McCarthy, said today The choira participating are those , Merker: All Abotit Trailers. Gart­ • FORCED WARM AIR — STEAM — HOT WATER Church tomorrow. The annual her degree in one calendar year his speech to the McCsrthy-Army ^V i*.Tr,!rX ( . . . ^*»‘re" during the'Associated Lit- The choira participating aiji those Collection in the Western ner! Dancing Made Easy, White; Barger, Selectman Herbert I. 29. The lodge will provide a float of study. that the current hearings In the, row. In other portions, he re­ Miss Ayer U a junior at the Theatre k estival IhLs week at' parishes in this im- section of town is scheduled for as well as a sizable marching unit. tlnanclal canvass for church ex­ Founding Father.", S'chachner; PaganI, league Preaident Thomas penses and benevolences will take The student is Bdithe Maria Annual Little League baseball controversy between the Wiscon­ viewed the new crisis in Southeast schfjol."~'i Her actlvUies there ■"in A^XleLriaTm mediate vicinUy. including choirs ' Monds.v, M ay 24. Pickett of Hartford, preaident of ' Many well known Windsor Locks house to house canvs.«s for funds sin legislator snd Army officials elude: honor aoclety for two years, from Grace Church, Broad Bi-bok; Championship Baseball.' Lai: Air­ PASQUALE residents are members of the local place alko. Each mem ber is asked Bindc, 20, who is to receive a Asia, the inter-related problems Shirley Br.ldwln of VVillima'nllc \Va.s craft ■ Welding. Drake; Raffia the Koaciuaako club Andrew Synol to come to the church and pre.scnt bachelor of science degree' Aug. 1 will be conducted Sunday between have only reinforced these reser­ of military defenses, taxation and student council and French club. St. Alban’s, Danielson; St. John's, PIZZA and GRINDER lodge. Locally, she Is the secretary of director.' Costumes were by Kay' '^£aat Hartford: St. Monica's, Hart- Y.ork: American Woman's New. and alley a manager, William his pledge at the 9 a.m. service. after completing two regular terms this hours of 11 a. m. and 1 p. m. vations. the federal budget, recent legis­ Hansen. FOGARTY BROTHERS A large delegation of Elks will Little Leaguers in uniform, ac­ Bu.sh, In a speech prepared for the Christian Endeavor Society of fol'd; St, Pelef's, Hebron; St. Home Decoratin.g. Kooes; Ceramic SHOP Kewaki. Plan for 19.54 District Assembly and one summer session at Illinois. lative developments and the ques­ sK un l u n 1 he players group will have Youth Siiiiclay At Handbook; Mutual Baseball Al­ T he L. P. F iU gerald Co. spon- attend the 40th anniversary cele­ companied by adult leaders, will delivery at the annual convention the Second Congregational Marks' Mystic; Christ Church 666 C enter St. Tel. .MI-9-8'367 Authorized Dealer bration of Willlmantic Lotlge of Is the theme for the sendee meet­ She won credit for 69 or the 120 tion of morality in government. cleclTon ol officers Monday at 8 manac. Kahn; Fastest Hound' Df>g aora of the local team made a good canvass all streets in Manchester. of tha Connecticut Junior Clvam- WINTERS sumvM Church, .secretary of the 13-20 Norwich; Trinity, Nonvich; St. Elks tonight at the Elks Home in ing at 7:30 tonight, followed at hours of study required for the de­ Club and a former 4-H Sewing "L Biookmoore Barn when Ann’s, Old Lyme; Grace Church, in the State of Maine, Gould; Air­ We Specialize In Bhowing by finishing fourth in the 8:30 p.m. b.v study of the New gree b.v taking proficiency exami­ Last season a sum of 31,100 ber of Commerce being held at St. Mary’s Church ^ 256 CENTER STREET I Willlmantic. A reception is to be was realized in the house to house Club member. the University of Connecticut Saybrook; St. ' John's, Rockville, craft of the World, Green; We • Pizza • Grinders league atanding in both rounda. World Translation of the Hebrew nations in vsrioiis subjects. Cheshire Academy, declared: Adopted a Daiighter. Bell; All held at 6 followed by dinner at canvass for,. Little Lesg\ie base­ "I am not passing final judg­ Mias Ayer will be sponsored by drama department will present a Grace Church. Stafford Spring.'; • Spaghetti • Ravioli MANCHESTER TEL. MI-9-4539 For the first time In the league 7:30. Exalted Ruler Roy Paige will Sci-ipturea to be taken up in the Miss Binde was a featured dancer the 'Ainerlcan Legion Auxiliary of one-act play. St: John’s, Warehouse Point ; Grace Tom orrow w'lll be observed as About Brook Trout, Elliott; Chil­ history one team won both the ball. ment on the truth or falsity of head the local delegation. Theocratic Ministry School. in the University's Spring Carnival Manchisster. Coming KviOita Chui'(:h, Yantic; and the host choir, annual "Y outh Sunday" In St. dren for the Childless. Fishbeiii: Italian Sauce To Take Out 24 HOUR SERVICE first and second rounds, the Hart­ ■R. Klrkham, reprfsentaltve of Show and waa selected as one of There are two leagues in Man­ the charges which have been made G ardner's ABC of Pe.ot and Di,'- Released from Hospital chester- American and National— in turn against the junior Sena­ IVIANC4^ E ST E R Sain N rU $311 Monday meetings include: Little St. Paul's, Wiilimantic. Mary's Episcopal Church. The ford Tel and Tel. the Watchtower Society, will give the six prettiest girls in the senior « tmiHUSU MtUIUTIOMl RCTUK About |2 ll was resllzed from ease. Dimock: How to Retire and Open 9 A. M. to 1 A. M. This team will receive a large Robert Jezewski, son of Mrs. with four tesmx in each league. tor from Wisconsin and Secretary Nippers 4-H Club, 6:30 p.m., Hans service of Morning Prayer, which Bruno Rolhe, one of the occupants a public lecture at 3 p.nv, "Are You class by the University yearbook. D h x v e the two performances of the grade Enjov It, Gile.'; Hijlh Scho.ol Self- Daily trophy donated by Club 48 of New Ruled by Fate?" At 4:15 p.m. there Francis J. Koenig, assistant dean Play will start Memorial Day. of Army Stevens." — P t I T S — l.ansen home; Boy Scouts Troop COAL-COKE-FUEL OIL of the home demolished in the tor­ 6 o l t C»n N c n ii H eight variety ahow and food sale is the la-'t service of the morning, taught. Copeland; Teaching the Britain in memory of Patrick will be a study of the April 15 of Liberal Arta and Sciences, said They, and other principals in ,65, 7:15 p.m., Church Community Iii8talle(i LmuU’i’ Slow-learhing Child, Smith; Who’.' nado Monday, w-as released from A : o c / r e e> Wednesday and Thursday nights, House; St, Mary's .Senior CVO, 8 held S t 11 s.m.. will be conducted Rooney. There will also be other Watchtower, subject, "Miaslng the that in hla 25 years of experience the controversy, he said, "are en­ held to raise money for the class Who in America: Making Pottery City Hospital yesterday after­ titled to have all the evidence pre­ p.m.. Church Hill; Auxiliary of entirely by young people of the pritea for Individual honors. noon. The local American Red mark of Integrity.” "this is the shortest time I can Dulles Finds Red trip to New York next week Of Eiiihk’iirCliib Figures, Drav.'bell: You and Your The 12 team league owed much , The First- Evangelical Lutheran recall that a person has been able sented to the subcohimittee and LAST TIMES TONIGHT W^ne.sday and Thursday. The South Coventry Volunteer Fire parish. Health, Jordan. Cross Chapter has furnished cloth­ the American public before a final /Issn., 8 p.m., district Firehouse. of their success to the efficiency of ing for the family. Church will join tomorrow with to get a degree from the univer­ Jrff I'hnndlar AMdia M urphy amount of S170.30 waa for tickets Participants in this service will n e t Ion Steve Wltkowskl, Cromwell, treas­ Lutheran congregations through­ sity ." Deadlock on Atom verdict la reached. Bhnndft I'lemlNf rhill unfk INTO and $41.19 fo r food. Mrs. John E. B urke of 12 Sum ­ be the Mis-ses Holly Sm ith and 4told Star Mothers Plan Tea "I will limit myself to saying Manchester Fvening Herald Cov­ In His,' Hands. Balmer: Spare urer and Raymond Northern, West out the United States In observing Mi.sa Binde, who escaped from •*VANKKK "TrMBLh^ 'LARAMIE A toUvl of ab o u t $1,460 has been mit St. wa.s installed president of Ivoslie W hitehoiise, Robert. Ballsie- Room, White: On Land and Sea. Mrs. Mary Fortuna. Gold Star Lutheran World Action Sunday. the Riiasian Zone of Eaat German.v this: PASHA** WEKI>*' raised for the trip expenses. In­ entry rnrreepnndent, Mr*. Charles per and James Phelps. W. Thomas Hartford, secretary. Mothers chairman of the Ameri­ (Continued from Page One) TaL'hnicobir Tarhnlrnlnr the Rocl:viIle Emblem Club suc- Kosta: Pocket Full of Rye, Chri."- The L. P. Fitsgerald team will The Rev. Gordon E. Hohl, pas­ to Berlin and thence to the United "Senator McCarthy's stated ob­ dividual conlributlona will total I... Little, telephone n ig r im 2-62.3J. Engram of the Berkeley Divinit.v tle: Born a Yankee. Carslen.'; Love can Legion Auxiliary, annotmees tor of the congregation will States, wsfl graduated from Goethe jective is to fight Communism. STARTS TOMORROW' about $2 per child taking the trip ceetling Mrs. Helen Griffin of B--5 j Kehiiorin NVw H^venTVtud^^^ go to Stamford to^artlclpate in that several local mothers will at­ ent power, believes that It can not A UNIVtItSAl MIERNATIOMl. nCIUK on the Run. Beck; Guns of Roaring the State toumameht^ tomorrow. preach at the service starting at Schule, Berlin lind also attended "I share that objective- as do Tony CartU R. Carl«on to coved subway fares and one Scarborough Rd. at impres.'ive j .'i.'tant at St. Mary's, will give an tend, the tea in their honor tomor­ survive except as It succeeds In f'raak l,nvej.>y !JJ« ' ■ ' ' Fork. Bragg; High Rendezvous, . in doubles and singles. The team 10:15 a m. on "Extending the Crosa Springfield. III., High School. H. .Marahall Riartk. Man., *' made * It was announced today that THe Pilgrim Fellow.ship will Pemberton, an employe of the 20th reunion, class of 1934, state and Massachusetts. - meet at the church at 6:46 and go Talcottville Items are now.Han­ by Mrs. Edward Schultheiss MHS. Garden Grove. While cojidueting, Installalions | aome of the top-notch ^hooters in city-'operated Hillside Home for the ’ awarded to Sheldon Jones. FRIDAY. MAY 21. 10 A.M.-9 P.M. New England will attend the reg­ to Columbia for the closing sn^ion dled through the Manchester Eve­ Aged. Walked into the restaurant Hilliard Assn, spring dance. at other state clubs, the supicmei of the annual county meeting at ning Herald Rockville bureau lo­ Hot Lunch Menu Uallan-Americ.'in Clul). officers have been liOuse'guests.bf! istered skeet tournament tomor­ to find hla wife, Mary, 39. seated The Robert.son and Center row at the American Legion Skeet which time the speaker will be cated at One .Market,Bt., telephone in a booth with Stec. Pemberton Saturday, June .5 Mrs. Geoi'ge Graziadio of 109 COMMUNITY "Y" flejd at 10 a. m. Among those ex­ Absolom Vllakazl of Durban, South Rockville S-.8IS6. Schools hoi lunch menus for next 30th reunion, class of 1924 MHS. U eniy St. Africa. started to make trouble at that On Our Giant Screen EVERY HEALTH Phone week follow: Monday- spaghetti pected to be present are Major time hilt he was placated by the Country Club. 4 p. m. ALL COLOR SHOW TIM E ME DART'S DAIRY, Inc. M1-S-94S9 with hambiug sauce, cabbage sal­ , Food Sale — White Elephant Sale Charles "Pete" Bagley, 1953 -Na­ The Couples Club of St. John's bartender and went to another pait Saturday, June ‘26 o r d e r e d d e p o r t e d o p e n e :o ad. gelatin dessert; Tuesday tional Individual Champion: Ray Episcopal Church will hold a pot- Tiii^-^Heiress Dies of the restaurant, taking his wife SJ, lot., reunion, cla.'i' of 1.144 MHS, H.ajtford, M.'’.y '15 (45 Imie de Dukat, winner of the 1953 Great luck supper meeting tonight at 7. with him. Kliiabeth Tazinr nhriley Winters MISMOUTM y Chanaal S (lormrrly () Nrw Havea, ll:S» (611 Efi»;VENTH HOI R MOVIK mashed potato, chicken in gravy, at American Legion Home. Cliolnik.v, 30, o Gi eeuv.’ic h, an Sunday service includes: 8 am.. Dfvrfy Martia lu a n . cranberry sauce, celery, cookies; SATURDAY and SUNDAY E astern ; Bab M arzik. 1954 Con­ V. (iSMm sa C hniinrI M .New B ritain . CoSn. lt:0 S < S) M ID N IG H T THEATER Hungni'ian refugee who het aine .a About 20 m inutes later, -Pem­ '*Tenne»ae« HE PUT Wednesday frankfiirts In rolls, necticut 20-gauge champion and Holy Communion; 9:2.') a.m.. Holy Paris Hospital berton dashed for the booth -Jn C h n n n rl .So H iilyokr. .Mnan. The I.envenwnrih Cane" Cuban N ational, ha.s hVen ordered Communion, Family servlca,' "Rhapsod.v” MIS FOOT Channel Wnterhur.v. Conn. l; l» ( 8) .N E H 8 . baked beans, carrot stick.', apple­ five times named to the Junior All- which .Stec was .sittinir and there Champ** Channel 61 Sprinsfiel'd, .Marn. Deaths Last Night deported b>; tl.e U. Sj. Immigration America Skeet Team and Floyd claaaes; 11 a.m. Litany and Ser­ was R .scuffle. .Stec w as stabbed 111 relar la r«l«r IN TO IT sauce; Thursda.v - -potatn salad, and Nntuinlization Service, H (Continued from Page One) S:S5^:4yi$ i:4$ Scott the 1954 winner of the Que- mon; 4:30 p.m. choir festival re­ several times before p.^trons In the Sunday Daylims Hlshllthta hard boiled eggs, 'bran miiffin.s, said he will appeal th e 'o l der aiu'l ( 8) JI KTICK ]I:(HI ( 81 SI p e r C IR C rs • SPECIAL • ' bee Open Championships. hearsal at Willimantlc jin d 7:30 Tru** life ilrnman peaches; F ridav—- vegetable .soup, M inneapolis Louis Epstein, 68, added that Conpi'o.'s has been Beautiful front pages wh4n they ran away to restau ran t Could subdue Pem ber­ riJHI ( 81 THE OOl.DRKROS This is the first of two regis­ p.m., service open to tbe public. ton. STARTS SUNDAY (M) THK KCN SIU»W tuna fish Sandwiches, ice cream. of Phlladelivhia, a theatrical man­ asked to pass spc( ial legi.slation Scotland to- mSrry in defiance of i.Vil I). J. DOINtiS ^.f,SEBALD-.Dod«en-Chicsr. Bread, butter and milk are served FILL YOUR TANK FOR THE WEEK tered skeet tournaments to be held "The Parable of.-the Sower" is' Pol la cl. attem pted to drag Pem ­ 16!) fOl'tORN I'l.AVHOISK ager for the past 45 years, in re­ W'liif li w'ould allow him to lemajn in the city this year, it will be a the sermon top^for the Rev. Carl the elder Patino. Irate, he pursued berton away from the booth and Richard (’avluoa .Mar^ri# Malar .itl.i 'Ml AlIVK.NTI’RK IN SPORTS with all meals. • cent months company manager in tliis country, A natuialization 100-target individual event for W. Saunder? at the Rockville and them and announced hts intention waa stabbed in the heart, d.ving al­ Jalia Adaml . Trrry Kllbrldr t:M ( M) TV PLAVHOI’SK SI NDAY. .MAY. 16 A’olunteer w orkers a.s.sistlng for "An Evening with' Beatrice examiner said dc Cholniky had Vernon Mpthodist C3iurches. The —Drama with preparing and, serving the guns no larger than 12-gauge. to block the marriage. However, most Instantl.v. “CrwiturA **Ma and F a (SOI TO BK ANNOl’N’CKD 8:»« ( 8) HAI.I. O F tA .H E Ijllie," and at one time manager tailed to (omply witli icgnlations 3 Bedroom Ranch Home CALSO CAL60 Concurrently with the individ­ Sundaj’, Evening Fellowship from they were wed in Kelso. Scotland, Pemberton was beaten into sub- (.Ml VOI TH FORI’.M , 'Mobd^v Dick ' meals next week Include: Center of the late A1 Jolson. Died h'riday. conecining biisinc.'.' vjjiilors to tlii: ual event, a 2-man team race will 6 to 8-p.m. in Wesleyan Hall meet From T hr kettle Rack (Ml WKSTKBN ri.AVHOrSR i 'School, Mr.'. Edward Schullheias, United .Stales. HIGH TEST HIGH TCST SUPREME on Jan. 7. after he finall.v consented mi.s.sii.n by patrons and sustained But, we’re not stretching a point 6:M ( 81 THK I.ONE RANOKB ImI m>r Cincinnati Alphonse Biher, 63. 498 PARKER STREET be shot. The teams will be clas.sed to hear William Thrall who will and indicated he had forgiven •several head cuts when he waa hit Black LaRoon** At Home" Mr,'. Earl H. Lassen. Mrs. Dexter Ihe'Swiss con.')il in Cincinnati since ,tell of his visit to the Philippines when we aa.-y our food In the --Slorien of ltie'we,.| ,,, ."h" There ».|th Brsr" under the Lewis system, with the, them. with a bottle. I:»5-S:M-S)4S (Ml CAPTAIN UIIIMC.HT IM) AIIVENTI’RE ,Hi«(.rv ef Wheelock. Mrs. Robert L. 1933, snd active in the business ANNOI NCES C ANDIDACY number of classes to be detennliir- and sho.w colo'r slides of hla work The young bride,, w-lio waa to Police said Pemberton was re­ finest and beat prepared in Rot- (61) NKWS a W KATHKR p Kt KI.A, FRAN a rtLLIE Died Frida.v. The shoot is open to any regis­ Stephen Ossldowitz ReOIC’Kln for the unususi. Mrs. Robert Doggart. will run for govei-nor in the No­ hotel room Thursday. She wa.s They said he had an outstand­ Art Baker., emree (.’l«i TV PEAYHOrSK Gfiodman, Wi.i. Reuben E. Osh­ place wall, birch flush doors, nice setting with trees. 20* tob. tered shooter regardless of resi­ Stephen 0.ssidowltz, 68, of Win­ rushed to -the American Hospital ing record in W orld W ar II in (.iSI THE RIO Pl.AYRACK ( Vli FA ( TS F O B I .M Bus' Turn* (Ker kosh, '62. one of severpl claimants vember election a.s an-independenl dence. Any shooter, if not regis­ 6:M Block from Hartford bus. FHA mortgage availahlr. dermere Ave; died last evening at and then transferreil acro.ss thb which -he received a commi.s.sion in (.Ml FH..M 81 OZZIE A 'IABHIET—UlS One of the town-owned s(;hool to the title of chief of the Menn- .Krpiihli( an., Failihg to wdn-- the tered before the shoot may secure "Tile (’’hijllence’’ . . . yiH* Hie N flsuu F am ily the City Hospital following a long' street to the Clinic, which works Ih the field during servl - in the hll es. turned over on Its side irinCe Indian tribe, a grandson of GOP nomination in 1952 she ran Immediate occupancy. 1941 1941 •a one-d'ay membership ’ in the illness. He was born in Poland. A M -M y M ! (.'Ml THIS IS THE I.IFE J’lJ ' .NEM’S * W EA TH E R close collaboration with the Hoa- South Pacific. (611 THE RIO PICTt’RE— (•Ml A.MERICAN W E E K -C o lle s). Thursday night when the driver. Chief Neopit Oshkosh, last rei^og- for the U. S. Senate a.s an inde­ NSBA good for this shoot only, or resident of thi.s community for' OANdHG TONIGHT PlAi'hiMm# pendent and received 22,000 of a ' '52 CHEVROLET $1198 pital, / 6.:4S (Mk. PAI’I. KII.I.IABI SHOW , Fr»(i Eiigerto,"!, found the vehicle nized chief of the tribe V.hlrh Ha.s he may obtain an annual member- many years he was employed at Dr. Jean Guillaume, the Fr/nch w ^ ^ i ( 81 WORM) WE I.IVE IN had en o brake.*i. He was driving total of 1.100,000 cast in the elec­ FORD CHRYSLER ahip. , , (S8) NIGHT ED ITO R .3.200 enrolled meitihers in Wiscon­ Contact Builder — Phone MI-3-6051 the Burr Nnr.sery in Manchester.. surgeon who treated her,/fwld EAST MIRANDA the empty hus from Manchester, tion that year. During her talk she ' There- will be ample space for The funeral will be held Monday ( 8.S.’’,> VOr ARE THERE—"Ths sin. Died Thursday. Thirsday night her condition was THE TINY QUINhkaiid SropcR TrlAl ' ■but When he attempted to slow advocated the direct primaiy for J STATION WAGON Formal Sedin spectators and their cars on the at 8:30 a. m. at the Burke Funeral, Ths Fallot Studio nominating candidates, for office. | '51 FORD $898 serious. Ho.anital authoriUrs le^ and CARSON SHOW down a short distance before de- DIES O F RROKK.N NECK fused to dl.scuss her illness today. HIS ORCHES^ (•Ml .MEET VOI R CO NG RESS siending Manning Hill lie realized '17 motor. (5 new Urea. MERMAID CAMERA SHOP (Ml .lANE PICKENS SHOW Canaan, May 15 Sheridan The newlj-wed couple had been 7MNNimh«f FEATURING (61) MAGICIAN there were no brakes and made N. Bailey. 4.3, of thi.' town died in­ Balt .n:.50-7:.1.5 .^pending a long honeymoon on the f A)T NASTtOMl IS COMING TO Photo Supplies, Portrait a sharp right turn on .W.oodland TODAV: ^L ucky M s’’Plus An All Star. Show Direct and Commercial Photography *'*' MAHO.NEY stantly of a broken neck, .'aid 1 ’49 MERCURY $598 Lucky Me .5:S0-9fl.5 French Riviera. From Boston Road to avoid the steep and long Medical Exfiminer Robert 'M. Sei- [ JENNIFER JONES 'T(>E. Onter St. MI-3-S808 (St) I.IFE WI’IH FATHER $99 Isabela, fragile and dark-cyed. ’ l.ecu Am. .-I.ureiie Tullla lini. . • lew. after his car was struck at J .siorned Several rd.yal French MANCHESTER (•M) Al’THOR. .MEETS CRITIC He was shaken up '«it ap­ an iinprotected grade crossing by ' M Tomorrow # suitors to elope with Goldsmith, RUBY CENTRY BOWERS SCHOOL 7;M ( s.THIS IK \OIK MFE — (•VM CRI’SADE IN TMF, PACIFIC parently unhurt as a retult. The a ‘New York bound railroad train,. ’50 NASH $575 1949 an Oxford student, following a Klph hoiit r :» (.■M- 8-.M) IT ' ATE SECRETARY Coventry Oarage wrecker, with (Ml Canaan State Polire said the engi­ II Continuous From 2 P. IVI. seven’-mohth romance. They man­ K RiriFR Ann uthern ‘ assistance from other to'.vnspeople 1941 u Aubrey Schencli Presents (.VII w kAt h e r (•Vli IT'S A liorr TIME neer of the train was William rilMEP in VIVIO aged to elude rhaperon.s in Paris NEXT WEEKEND (.VI) Ri<; RE (SI I "N O W ” rtrhted the bu.', and it was towed Barnes of Waterbury. PACKARD PATHE COLOR! and Osabla’nc-a and durked away (SI) BRK BANK — Bert 8:66 ( 8) TrtA ST O F t h e t o w n — ’49 PONTIAC $645 to Scotland for a simple wedding May 20-21.Z2 P arkn (:ue,i.. Nat ’Kin*' role, OLDS •Sedan g r il T;t.V (M l IN D I’STRV 'W C.nie,. David W'syna. after -'le required ^-dr.y resi- . L ^ flub f’ouiie 9lolor overhanleiL deiue. - TICKETS $1.00 7lM ( 8) SIAN RKHIND TkR RADGR. n irh n rd ■ M l’9 ’8023 (SS-MI HKAT TH E CLOi K Bud (»») SCNDAY PEAYHOrSE — Scottl.':h law pefniits anyone 16 . "Crime of the Cemury" Brought by Center Thespians R T f o i 4 4 A BOLTON,CONN C ollver ’50 FORD $745 years of age to many without (.VII DOTTY MA< K SHOW (Ml THF, MASK ^ parental (onaent. 461) KTHRI. AND AI.HKRT "The GAmhler" MILES OF SMILES $89 .Sltuatlen rumedy of a typl (Ml SCNDAY « INE.MA $675 Hei- fajjler .sent - private detec­ cal Aioci'iran couple ’ "For Inland ” tives M search them out and (SI) (OMEDY HOI R— ’51 G.M.C. PANEL $598 T.1.1 (M l I.N'DI’STBV ON PA RA D E jj(1d|e Cahlor. with Milton ‘Tm wise . . . my car is serviced by F O R I MEMORIAL DAY finall.v rushed to' Kdenhurgh him­ 8:(8» ( 81 FII..M Berie.- Eddie Fieher, Connie SEE Tl^rDatii, self in a desperate hid to find Isa­ (M.MI JACKIE (il.EASON. SHUW B ufeell DOC WEISS.” bella and talk hei- out of (he (.VI). YOl CAN no IT Tort WHILE THEY •MtkVAy'i (611 W H KRK ’8 RAYMU.ND - R a y OUR DISPLAY match. Tile sf;arch was in vain. BolRcr • BRAKES ’51BUICK; $1288 Patino tlien wen to court to THE 50-50 CLUB S :U (.Ml FII.M lOHN I. OLSON LAST $14.95 get a tem|)orary injunction forbld- f:U ( S) A.MATEI’R Hrtt'B — Ted • FRONT ENDS ing the i.s.suance of a m arriage' BALLROOM M ack, hnnt Paintar and Daedrafor ‘ ■■ ...■ n t ■ X ,’ GENERAL license aiiywlTcr'e in Scotland. He Crystal Lake. Conn. V (61) THF. . A.UIE 8TOBY • ig n it io n — Braiuton DeWlIde 1952 FORD POD L I6 H T S IN t Wh I'laimed hla dailghter'a legal .resi- 74 SEVERAL THOUSAND EXCELLENT St. Mary’s Episcopal Church S:» (M) POST TIME V.S.A. • MOTOR TUNE-UP dehc-e was In France despite her ELECTRIC Hanitnn, Radio, healer. Fardomatle: TiOmi S:St ( 8.611 .MARTHA RA YE SHOW I*. 14-day stay in Scofland.- Saturday (Ss-ui TWO F o r t h e .m o .n e v — HENRY STREET • All our work Is guaranteed—and we are With papers around the’ world Presents Herb Shrljier. quixninMer RANGES Rilusee closely following the drema, the ' (Ml SATI'RDAV NIGHT FIGHTS equipped to aervire ALL MAKES of cars. Pair Carmen Bnnlllivltaln Srorli- • :H ( «4I1> TrXRVIMON r L A T • PLANTS. HEAVY WITH BUD STOVES thru .voting lover's lawyers aj'ipealed BILL KOTE chinl HorsK ' And Crown ^ Thy (»ood'* REFRIGERATORS $ 1 4 8 8 the ban. Then Patino, suddenl.v re­ (60M) TF.EKVISION TNKATEB— Artiili lenting. withdrew hfa. petition. "Wild I,iil(e'a . Boy" ' ' l,ow Dnn-n Paym ent* tjUrring ROBER'l STACK. JOAN TAYLOR The .voung people were married (M) ROCKY. KING—J*etec(IV6 TOWN MOTORS, Inc. MEMORY LANE 6:66 ( 661 MR. AND MRS. NORTH EXTRA CREAM seven hours later in a 15-minute Sunday INSURANCE AND BLOOM. EXTRA CREAM 5nd FEATI'RE (Ml DOCTOR l.q .^ 45 WEST CENTER STREET — Telephone MI-3-8557 ceremony in a registr.v office. (Ml THE PLAINCLOTHKSitAN— ’48 STUDEDAKER $398 Goldsmith announced there had **A Half-Century in Revue** ALSO SMALLER PLANTS FOR BEDDING ThwB iM a world of difference been a family reconciliation and Btrnie WHkowski REAL ESTATE “O* 1952 1953 the. ne.wlyweds went back to ' "n)' Bnjah.ofr' From New York City HERB TYLER VERNA HARE Chaiios W. Lathrop <«* NIGHTCAP EDITION between an act of sin France for a forgive-and-forget (Ml RHEAH THE BANK 1951 FORD PLYMOUTH reunion 'vith laabella’s father. THE CORMIER SISTERS Aganey, Inc. —Quli Shoar with Bert Parka BUICK and an act of love! CHARLES W. LATHROP I6:N (U> PB»:v i'ES OVER 30 YEARS Su|)er Coupe—6 Cyltnder. Radio, heater, overdriv*. 109 E ast C enter S treet I6:6r ( 1 ) I^AT'S MY LINE-JotlB •VINCA VINES .AGERATUM D alv Manchester, Conn. (66) THIS n THE IJFE (SII DEEM PEARSON BEVERLY BALING BLAIR PRENTICE 16(46 (61) NI’B ^ r EREOELOH • :N (M) MV FAYrtRlTE HL'IRAKD. $1595 $578 11:66 ( Si SL'ND.YY .NEWS •rCClAJL C S and $1395 WILFRED MAXWELL Joan ('aulfleld-Barry N'elson (661 DREW PEAHNO.N q (M l FILM •COLEUS •DOUBLE PETUNIAS (611 SIX STAR FINAL • ;U (51) FIGHT TALK U:16 (til TV. THEATER 16:16 (S6-UI TUAT‘8 MY BOY- Ed(lie CAPITAL SAND and CINDERS COMPANY M avehoff " 11:16 ( S> FIRESIDF, THEATEB-a EAST TERMS (Ul WBF.9TUNO . "FiSht .N’lrht" GEMMY MAISON DICK PARTRIDGE (661 THE IJITE SROW— ----- — ------HARD SURFACE------t6;N < 6-CI) VOL'B KIT PABADB — "Sherlock Holmes In Wasb- CALL EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION Huslcsl dramatization of Inclon'' r ^ ' RUTH CLIFFORD and LUCILE COVEY the lop tunes of tha watk IT'S EASY TO DO BUSINESS WITH LOW OVERHEAD r ST THB (661 CHI.NA SKY lliU < Sl’ PACTS.FOBL'lt tM) NIGHTCAP EDITION 16:16 t S> NEWS ®A({ e n iLi I6 ;U (U l P B E V I’KR ■ URNS FILLED r WADDELL SCHOOL 11:66 I 61 WRF.8TLI.n o . 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the senator, as distinguished from land spring succeeded in resisting Hebron Ellington the "antl-Communlst’’ phase. It. WUCO— l t »0 Benefit Bid Court Cases Rush Light Future Home of Chamber of Commerce Ik e U rg es As Jack Gould, radio and tele­ Sri most of u», happy as larks, McCarthy vs. Army W bRC — 1360 Daily Radio Obituary {M c C a rth y lEaptiitt^ IfproUk vision eolurnnist of the New York set about the, business of setting BaHchall Lcajsiie (iraiige Observes W KNB—«40 eastern SUadard lim e W T io — irao PUBLUiUiiiD :>V I'HU Times puts it, "Before the hcar- things out, in some haste lest we In (Capsule Form HURALD PIUNruN'I. CO.. INC. Of RailM en Aircraft to II BlMCll Street ing.s. Senator McCarthy and his miss the good growing weathw (id s Uiiclerway 68th Aimivesrsarv Floyd Joiies Ciise Men U n ite \^ a n ts A l l The tollowing program acheduieai'*:“ “ ^y./j^^^^ Man'ciiratcr. Cumi activitie.s were avoided like the that seemed as.surcd. Deaths TIIUUAS r. rbRGUHON. are supplied by the radic manage­ (;,hAI hh*GilnK. MusI# WALTER R. FERGUSON plague. Chiefly,’ this \:r.x due to Tlien May made her bow, with , Hebron, Ma.v 15 (Special) — Washington, May 15 (gb Here ia Ellin^on, May 15 (Special) — W K M »-N v ''»; SiKJrta BAaeball Coiiliiiued a Week PubUch^r* Baseball^ ia again in the air here R brief rundown on the Senate In- ment and are subject to t^ange Matin*'** Supported Fallen Fort F o r C au se F a c ts T o ld Founded Oictober 1. IMtl difficulty in dis.isseciating the the rain that more properly be- The Grange observed its 68th an­ WTIC—N**wa h- Mrs. Oaear O. Braun and In other town* of the Inter- ve.stlgations eubcommtttce’s tele- Without notice, Mrs. Jeniva J. Bartholomy Gri.s- Publianed Every Evening Except man from his snti-Comiminist lonied in April, and with the tem­ niversary Wedneaday night ih the WDRC—N*ys ' ^ The Town Court caae of Floyd vi.sed probe of the dlspvte between iie e - WHTH—Newa (Coiittniied from Pago Ono) (Continued from Page One) (Contlnned from Page One) wold Braun of ■ West Hartford, (Continued from Page Om ) ndaya and Hollduya Entered at the position. Even to hint of n gng at peratures that would have been Cortnly Lea.gue. Members of the Town Hall with a supper attended W liA V -N c ss 6:t4— Dale Jones, 27, of'Hunter Rd., Tol­ at Ottlce at Maiichcater.'’ Conn., aa Sen. McCarthy (R-W is) and top WHA Y—Si>*,>rls SiMillight wife of Oscar O- Braun and moth­ iaeond Claaa Hall Uailer. the expense of this position was adequate for April, and her cold league besides this town’ are Co­ by approximately 100 persons. WCUC—Star Time National Railway Labor Act, land, captured vi’ednesday night miles southweal of the fallen ba-s- ■ ■ — Pentagon officials: WKN&— BasebaU Matlnco WCCl-—i;«***Iall Bamistand have been lodged against Jones. carrying out the evacuation agree­ Ing the profeatior in 1912 who gave .seven grandchildren, and one Brownel) also haa been naked by dlapatcbea herein are niao reserved. communist McCarthy ia still aa we don't have them in April, we ll the Hom e' Economics Committee 1*44“ WK.NH"l’hami».'< Chal During 38 da.vs of bearings be­ ment reached between French and Wlllington. Lebanon at Belton. May ii.sidc from an Investigation of WIIAY • 8irlui'(lny Malin^a WTU’ SaUji-* to. K. O Nf*ll The Tolland man* ha a been a I'long and learned lecture" to great giandchild. ■Sen. Vundt ( R-SD), who la head­ of the National Grange. fore the hoard in Cliioago the rail rebel negotiators at Dien Bien Phu leull aenrlce client nl N. E. A. Serv­ Untouchable, as surh. But now get them in May. 31. Wlllington at Lebanon; Bolton alle.ged subversives in the Army, WCC<*“ Music R«K)m WDRC- Kin** Art.** , charged with driving under the prove that because of lack of gold The funeral will be held Mon- ing the subcommittee during the Personal Mention WJIfc^4B“ S6on» T*r S*T**!ia*Ia ing, driving without a license and rope could la.st JUore than 30 days. Taylor------and------Mtsieen Funeral ------Home. 1| part of a summar.v produced . . . by Julius Mathews Special Agency — New pei foriYu'*' i»t the hearings. So long learned this lesson, once again, St. i.s visiting her daughter and WDRC—("ity Hosjnfai lion dollars a year. dcniecl any knowledge of new rebel York. Chicago, Detroit and Boston. Bolton at Hebron; Columbia at Highlights of pa.'t testimony: WGTH-^Basrhall Bandstand WCCC—(oMui Kvrmnt. MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF Le'oanon. June 13, Willington at Stevens denied trying to halt police «)fficer. quarters have been leased from Dr. Alvan Yules .snd Dr. Theodore before Woptd War I. Burial will be In Cedar Hill Ceme- on, espionage can be made public. CIRCULATIONS. Felloxyshlp to Meet Tomorrow WHAY -Saturday Mathirf; K^'v Club WTIC Siunl< ’l*» K O N>U million ron-operating workers ac­ Frtir l>«iible Crnas from the p^tieinn, the audience nights eetting the Army charges rolling Tcrtlaementt and other reading matter This separation of one McCarth.v wet to this pa''tieular spring he Nanc.v Loveland worship leader. five-cent hourly pa.v boost and Gen. Vo Nhuyen Giap, was tr.ring In Tha Manchester Evening Herald June 27, Lebanon at Willington; subversives in the Army to the ?:14“ . WKNB Kv»*nlnp Soi » nad** led local and atate p oV ^ on a 20- shoulders.. And even then they ■—;---- ('against him. McCarthy has ac- from the other, with the feeling distributed over a long span p i Rl<-rtliihs Planned WHAY - Saturday Mathtrr; K^’y Club WTIC Sihitri to K. (VN<*H ■ \ three-week vacations after 15 t( gain Important military advan­ were saying In the .service that Dlaplay advertising closing hours: Colihesler at Bolton; Columbia at public. He said McCarthy's aides W'CCti—Miu*lc Rof*n» WDR*.lohiinv Mrrcer ' inlle chase that ended In a wild .MiPmorial M ass | cused John Adams and Secretary that the o,.e is a safe subj>v;l for .subjected him to threats of an "ex­ Mrs. Geraldine Prutting. chair­ WGTH-le<*iK‘ i;anp**i years' service. Tlie niaxinuim va- tages from the evacuation opera­ the Army isn'l what It used to A requiem high Ma.ss will be said ot rihe Arm y Stevens with using For Monday—I p. m Friday time for imperceptibilily ? Hebron. W’KNB—Yank'**'!* ya. L)*'trnil calfon now is two weeks, hut the soiffle in woods near Cryatal l.rf\ke, For Tuesday—1 p, m. Monday.lay. ceedingly serious" nature in efforts man of the Nominating (iommlt- WT1C“Rom MUtrr Show *:30— tion. Thi.s interpretation stemmed Musical Revue About ToVu be.' and someone would remark Monday morning. May 17 at 7:45 Scljlne as a "hostage” in attempts humor, while the other m u s l^ ill 'I'hc remainder of the .“chedule iiniohb want this iqiped to four. in which he, Manchester Patrolman' Foi m Tuesday. -• to gam favored, treatment for tee for the Catholic Woman’s Club, WDRC—Dfi It Yoursi’lf • WHAY- N' w.**. SiiidM r S*r*'na*la from Giap's insi.slence that the and it never was.’ ” Sometimes in St. James' Church, for Frank halt an investigation of alleged Foi Wednesday. he I espec’.ed, nin.v be the begiri-, will be given later. Il runs up to WGTH Flrd St»x vk. Oriolra U*(;,„,d Kif tiinp, G*mk1 Muaic - Th e. K^n-operating unions re John Hughes and State Patrolman Schine. and he fell the Implication V. ill be as.sistcd bv Mrs. Genevieve French refrain from bombing 70 Gommuntsta in the Army. ForF o ilYldav—1_____ . p. m. Thursday. Sept. 19. ■ . , WKNB Kvumnp S* r4*»ia*le jected thie industry offer, strongly William Tomlin from Stafford A meeting of the M^ancbe.ster Th ”"** land Anionia Farr. For Saturday^“ y—1 p. ra. Fridas ning of tills nnllon's escape from ■There will be a board of arbitra­ that McCarthy would be easier on Ilcim and Mrs. Harriet Halheway. WHAY datunla>' Matin****. K*'\ Cluh' WTIC Rig S'tuiHl miles of strategic hi';hway from Huge Siieeess see that the captain got home in ___. The Army’s charges of improper Classified deadline: 10:Su_a m. each indicating that they intend to push Springs hariacks r^'ere injured.' Dien Bien Phu to Sonia,' east of the Permanent Memorial Day Commit­ AtcCarlhyism. As such, we sup­ tion in case of dispute. . the Army if the Army did r.ore The new officcra will he elected WCCC—MuaJe Roi*m WDRC—.lolinnv M**rrer the evening without the m ajor' ' f ' pressure in behalf o f Schine are al­ .y of Dubllcatlon except Saturday — WKNB” Yankbo* D**lroil WHTH-Word of Life new wage demands after the cur­ Judge Rottner also continued for fallen fortress. nie.Afietminh said tee will be held in the Municipal “ m. Officer.^ include: president, A l­ for Schine. at the business meeting' this knowing about it. i • «. • so directed against the subcom­ «*r pose, it may be welcome, a.s the Connecticut WTIC—Ron* Mlll**r Sh**w 7:44- rent "welfare movement" ia out of one week the case of Elle Allan their own wounded''are to be moved Building Monday evening at 8 bert E. Lyman. Columbia; vice- Adam,' said he started writing month. WDRC—Dt* It Yourarlf WHAY .N* w.' Sup|H r S**r**nnda* 50-.40 ('liih Performers Things have changed since the . y lilts r* oremii mittee's counsel, Roy M. Cohn, and Saturday, May 1.1 beginning of fresh air and ventila­ the way. Savage. 21. of .57 Prospert St.. , j along that roadyf , o'cItKk. days of the "old Arm y" of which i president, Edward Jones, Lebanon; down the alleged efforts by fbe Mc­ The annual card party and W’liTH —R**d Sox va. Orlolra WCCC thind Kvr’niiig, Gor>d MUfliC Its staff chief, Francis P. Carr. tion for the national sceue. 2:44— WKNB Kvoninp S*r**nade The railroa.Ia have preaented a t charged with attempted 1 Play Again Tonight Eisenhower spoke and. Indeed, in ' H*' • • . gw , Yankee I secretary, Albert W. Itilding; Carthy camp in behalf of Schine at fashion show was a financial and WHAY - Saturday Matin****; -K*'\ Club WTIC Big Somirl number of their own i^mands all | and entering and In-I The Robertson PTA at its snnual McCarthy has stepped aside aa India Analyse.^ The Cold War social success, snd the rommittee . A A A i- the two .short years since he gavr subcommittee chairman while the Blit, aPJioiigh it n ay serve the , treasurer, Ron'clo .'’ aglio, Gilead, the .s, ggestlon of White Hovise \VCCC—Muale Room WDRv!—Jcluinv M*-t»‘rr described by the induaft^ as’ de-j his bond from $1,000 to At Waihlell School meeting ftnd final business session j „p his five-star insignia to run for1- ( Minister Post By A*,.H. O. Staff Chief Sherman Adams, and an I club thank all who hdpefl to VV'KNB —Vank**pi» va. n»'troit WGTH-Word of Difa group looks into the swirl of AmbaMador Mehta. India'.4; Piano Playhouse Last night in Waddell School Apparently, nothing i.s to be part of the Army's ciiarges. He It was. WCTH R***! Sox va. Orh»l>*a WTK' —Rip Ptfvif'w (president: Mrs. Esther Clarke Today. In military shows around ' Fo^ Pakistan Ike .Cheered at D in ^ r I the townspeople as enthiisiasticall.v the carriers' proposals is that man-: ” * attempt to break into the 50-,50 Club "Memo, v Lane" re- ' ;.i. 1 ... a i ington, wa.a a speaker at the in the end. aicifrate or valid. -said Cohn threatened that if # , ^ Wl)RC— 4 Iiiiianu'ko vice president: Mrs. Ixmis A.1 I>omI Aim! country, the public peered at President Eisenhovter touched off taken for certain in the fast-re­ I as clesircd, and il la hoped l;cttcr WHAY SAtunlHV MHtin****.; K**.v Club agement be allowed to decide any,' « Center Street drrve-in restaii- Schine were sent over.scaa, SteVens Maneht-ster Evening H erald'E l­ Wi ;TI1 C)j*ai*- & llarrirt Against Grvk view performed before the largest bardi. second vice piesideni; ,Mis, the army's atomic cannon, its Nike an ovation at the Arnaed Force* Fletcher School of Law and 'Fnc.v arc one and the same in­ volving situation concerning a : support may be given uiis coming W'CCir“ H»*rord U^vui* »:I4— argument between rival unlona Tant about 4:15 yesterd.iy morn- H s' v.ould be "through aa secretary" lington correspondent, Mrs. IJ. F guided missile for striking at enemy (Contlnii from Page Oaa) I Day dinner last night with what Diplomacy at Medford, Mass., the dividual. The metboil and charac­ I -season. W KNB—Y«nk*'*'s vf« D'lrmt WHA'Y Ni'ua; I'iano Plavhbusc over whoae membera ahould per­ ing. audience it has ever had. Follow -' (Theater Paiciak, trea.siiier; . Mrs. nomination for lieutenant gover­ I and the .\rn1y wrecked. Berr, telephone Rockville .5-93IS. WTIC—Kxp<*i iiiiriunl 'UitAler WTIC—Rip Prt'vn w Aecording to reports. Sgt. Hen-, Victor Swanson, secretary; Mrs, aircraft beyond the range of con- I many listeners regarded as a ref- 'Ihc local ball ground has bqen form a certain type of job. An entire slate of candidates ing an opening by the chorus and oUier day, and managed a rather ter of the P.iiti-Comimiiiiat are sl.so nor on the Republican slate ticket I 1 McCarthy said the answer to WDRC—Rrc*»id Shop H'r>n*'—(5unam*>k*' ry Gaufuder spotted Savage at­ Joseph Handlev, teacher repre- ^•'['Mnnul, artillery, its robot-like noiinced and according to Pakis- 1 erence to the publicly ditplayed located on gro'unds of St. Peter's Wi'.TH R*‘il Sox vs. Orlok'S WGTH 0.‘‘.sK* A Harriet for election to the Town Demo­ a weslrome from (Tharles Coles, the tanl sources here plana to fly back I hassle. clear explanation of the basis for the luptiiod and character of the this fall. Charges,of pressure 1for Schine i.' tempting to pry off the heavy wire sentative: Mrs.■ Edward Coughlin b.-itteries of akvsweeper anti-air- PeCLOry, and gat'ncs will siippo.scdl.v 2:14^ S:4d— cratic Committee will be presented ma.ster, of ceremonies. Wilfred ciapt. We first took the retirement of that Schine is ftill a private. He WHAY SHtunlay MAtin****: K**v WHAY N*w»: Pmn6 Plav house screen that,covered the back door and Gerald (Thappell, Council rep­ to Karachi .Sunday. i Without mentioning names, aomething Americans usually'find heating pcrfi^rmcr. In the end. it at the Demociatic Caucus here Maxwell stopped the show with a Lieutenant Governor Ned Allen be played thcie this summer, Pla'c- • aid the accusations against "him Slate Oils Roatls WCCC—Rec«»rii H*»vuf WTIC-Hfp Prrvievv of the restaiii^ant. resentatives, I: L- There •_ ,.A, was . display A - of the Air .\d\isory Poet Eisenhower said In an informal It difficult to understand—India’s is almost' certain to apjicar that eis are grateful to the P.cv. H. R. WKNB- Yank'***}« va. D* tVoit WDRC—C;anphi»it**ra Board to A ir June 8 in opposition to a slate laudable imitation of Sir Harry I Force's Matador guided missile, speech that the heart of America for •certain. Wo had the impres­ and his staff stemmed from per- WTK'- Kxpurlrn^JiiAl Th**At**r W« cm Niphimar** Allan R. Wltl)am, 43, of 5 Hen- A. report that Khan h^4, been present outlook on a cold war the most important joke McCarthy Keen for permission to' use the hacked by We.-)tlon Lindy, Bunny Hop 'gnd other out- the 10:45 service. ' Public aboard big aircraft carriers was po.stponcd May .I to a later WDRlT—R**r*)r*i Sh*^^ WTIC Hip Pj.vj.u ma.v be equipped with a no-akip Wiiham pleaded guilty to the cratic members of the Board of ■ nient on'I he subjects di.scurised by It ^epmeone higher . than Mr. that the cold war doe.s not hai'o thing which he thought would feeling absolutely compelled to a IiiRh-lcvrl executive department | way Commissioner G. Albert Hill W i;TH -Rod Sox V8. Orlolos gadget which will guarantee I2.cllargp which resulted from an aii- .slanding dances of ^ e past half from which jet planes and airciaft Adam.4 .and Mr. Stevens directed date, to bo announced. The post- WDRC—Tw'i i-'-i' Th** Mon**v Directors. century. ( the Pakistani and Egyptian For- make it. But Ned Allen Is es.sen- i poncmcnl was owing to other so- ronferonce Jan. 21 at which Sher- ;»aid today. He listed the following S:4&— WGTH Town M**rUnph>f the Air minutca for every penny you put in tomobile accident at the intersec- Robert Hathaway, tniat officer of 7 ^ 7 * ^ , 'j''*og atomic bombs ; eipn Ministers. their acH(ms" when the decision Its origins in ideological dif­ gain public altentioii for his per­ WHAY SAtnnIny Matliiof; K**y ( ’Inb 9:1.4- Heading the slate will be Sher­ Dick Partridge, who a|>peared In tlally an agreeable character. And I cia: events which fell on the same man Adams made the proposal for ‘ roads to be included in work start­ unless the meter is absolutely and tion of Center Street and Jarvis Manchester Trust (To., wa.s named 7 ^ launched. I’.'ss made to, fight MeCTarthy. ferences only. It is also rooted, he formance, dial he first tried at­ now we begin to think that if the ^VC('(' —R**conl R#*vue WH.4 Y Nal'i ith <*>«n\ ••nli"ti wood Z. Cone. 37 Academy SI., both the flr.st and second acts, ap­ Egyptian Foreign Ministry i di'te. a ' 'ritten Army chronolo'.'V. ing Monday. aVKNR —Yank***’)* vs D**lroU W ITC -Rip Pn v J. w unquestionably out of order, ac-' Road April 3, Hla previous convlc-! r”'n e a.-.t hic in the Newa 1-etter o( the Connect!- j the armed forces pa- 1 j , j ,1 declared, in strivings for in­ tacking the U. S. Arm y for 'a l­ party can build up prc.ssure pealed to both the children and cut Cancer So.ietv, as one of the ''*''.7 » ‘'heduled for today was that 1 Indicated the conversation i 1 he niteting of the Homc- Demni'iatic '.subcommittee mem Spencer and W. Center Streets W T ir—Hi!|y**r (’onvouathm WDRC-Twfi Kor Th<* M‘-n^v cording to Police Chief Herman O. 1 tion on a charge of driving under i /ornipi-Cwk anrmortei* "V /■ dividual national security and in leged barbarism to the Nazis, and enough, it has a chance of getting hers pro'.c.sled ami -East Hartfohd town line to WORl'—n**r*ir*l Sh*'p * WGTH Toun .M.onnp of Ihr Air influence was in the l P*»lka Parly served in the time-consuming role ' 7 i'!. *717^ ' Ji5;'P*. “ balance of power." munism a.s his i.ssue. The per­ Meade Alcorn for certain. It wa.s. j .loscph N. Welch. s.aid the . whole of j'. a. 6 in Bolton easterly from WC<*C,-Flls- a short distance east of the junc­ WTIC - nilly*»r ('om oc*Atlon The parker says the meter skip-j 123 Cooper Hill St„ was fined LAWN C ^ E “ Good Grooming" with the group. V;I5— ( position was di-ssatisfaction with to do the Charle-lon and the Col­ fished acres of guns, misailes. ; to help the Governor General run freely, is that much of the present lime and it is all o.ie performance, matic thing. Then Meade Alcorn i ii.ssion at the "higlie.Ft level" aiwl tion of U. S. 6 and U. ,S. 44-A; 1.4 WDRC—R**’cor*l Shop WHAY ■ N« VM*: Record Rovlcw ped. The chief haa the meter . $125, Kulas, who pleaded guilty, proclaimed that he was not inter­ he niighl he able to s-iy Mondn.v miles of U. S. 44-A in Bolton from WCTH Rod 55hinpton , 1,1 ‘ matters during the past year. to see where his money goes in the We no longer lake anything for House spokesman said he had no 0 5 mile, of Bolton Center Road in W(?<’'' -R#*<’ord Rrivue loitm— have to pump aa many as 1.5 pen- Road diiring the past year. 1 \lerc-hant. Alan Grant, Bill Blprifl- cepted tl)e appointment a.s execu­ Egypt, it' to determine Us own' • ijiadaraping and Grading I IVndleton, telephonn H.Arrison WKNB—Yankors vk. D**lPolt . Pte.'umablv that included the j gof>d and Don Kuehl. A student at effort for national defense. be Czarist Ru:isia, or eycn, for It’.s .Ml Rijeht certain not even that. We believe information to give-^out. Bolton. , WH.VY- N 'Wh. R.(onl R**vl**w ^ ’>s into the meter before it will Also thi.s morning. .TSmes H. tive seci¥^r.v of the Connecticut ______f.it.ire, . No Jol» Too Big or Too Small ! .S-33.39. WTIC lhlly*T (*onv*tratloii WTIC—Countrv Tuiu-a position taken b.v Democ'rntic Dl- ] the Hartford Ichool of Muaic. that matter, if Ruasia had a truly A that, if . the situation remains un­ Tbice w.tnes.ses yestetday were WDRC—Rrrtiid Shop . skip again, but eventually it does. Parmakian, 17. of 31 Arvlne St.. Licensed Pi^ctical Nurses' Assn,. resolved, Alcorn will be back in il, WDP.C- C(Ui!tr\ St\lo rector.s and Gryk on the' long- I Emma Mai.son, was s warmly ap- Have one of our experts democratit; regime. P'or World Our WKirries about the. atomic subroiumittee inembor Uicmselves WCTH— BallrfHim WfCni Clijrapo Th*’nl*-r of the Air If the new'device is installed, the charged with larcenv, was referred office at 32\Tnimbiill St., Hart- A II 1 ■> I SI.Kn.S IIAA'F. WHREIaA age art beginning to disappear. not as a pblential seeker, but as Repuh'uan Sens Miindt iSDi. 4:S0— 10:1.4— , ' chief aays, either the meter ia to juvenile authorities. He was ar- fbiigh* Keeney sireel question. j plauded for le r rendition of "Sum- ford. \ A r JL H c i u l s B a r k aolve your prbblem. \ W a r n left two nations In the the. object ol\a potential draft. WHAY—Polka l^arty WHAY- Novvji. l!o(',,rtl R*>vlevr working or it Isn't, If it skips on Althoiigh (iryk has never public,- ( n erlime." Fitzwdllaim. N. H. lAh Impa­ One s'lbstantial piece of reas- Painting Fixliihils Dirksen (lU.) and Poller (Mich.). A Thought for Today W’(*(R4T4»rd R**vu^ WTIC—Mtisi** With H Rrial re.sted May 6 by Sgt. Gauruder in world today in a position of anlo- This would be,,stt;^trgl<.all,v speak­ Tliey all ttild under oath about WKXB- \.«, D*'troit WDRC-Coimtrv .Stv lr one penny. It will akip on the next. connection with an Incident at ly taken a stand on the Keeney* As the opening speclalt.v of the The regular meeting of Daugh­ tient hecau.se snow waa lacking. : For Appointment Bur.anco comes from a Nr.vy Cap­ ing, the wi.ser 'way for Alcorn to W i;TH -<’hlrapn Th-jn-r of th^ Air The Board "of Directors will dis­ School question, he is reported to second act Ruth Clifford and Jiirsiciiclioii Plan . matic power chalk-r^e to each how John Adam.s or one of his ak-c WTIC-R*>ad Show the high school. ters of Liberty No. 17, LOLl. will the New England Sled-Dog Club , Tel. .MI-9-2392 tain, named Cecil H. Coggins, who obtain the nomination a.s the re­ Beiii** Displayed Fiislants appro b i rd them the da.'' WDRC—Rarord Shop 10:40— cuss installation of the device in In other cases thi.s niocning. have refu.sed to sign a petition for Liicile Covev scored with a soft I be held in Orange Hall Tuesday fixed wheela to their runners for a I other. . / Ia>vlng the Unlovable . WCTH—Conn. RaUroom WHAY N«*wa R'-cbr'l R**vl*:tr enactment of an ordinance which luctant individual doing it for the after the Jan. 21 co iferencc. They 4:44— connection with a general overhaul Obeline L. Schaeffer. 46. of .Meri­ shoe 'number, followed by a Can-* night at 6 :3(1. A memorial service, six-mile rare. j And whenever in world history has Just completed a four-montii I f we are. to call ourselves WTIC -.MumIc With a R**at would oblige General Martin (Continued from Page One) good of the party, at the request said tbey were .a.sked to qiia.sh suh- WHAY—polka Parly WDRC - M.mhIn for .Muj*lr of parking meters at its meeting den, .speeding. $24; Raymond J. (Tan. Interpreting the Radio Age. I for deceased members will he held "war gar.ie on pauer" at Allied The exhibit o f pjiinting.s made by Christians, we should be able to WCCi'—R^rord R**vu^ Richard Martin to get the school two nations have found themselves of the part.v- pnenr.s which 5frC.nrthv was about love other people as they are, and WGTH -Chh'apo Thoitor «if th** Air' Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the hearing Biiell. .59, of Newton, Ma.ks . speed- the Cormier ai.sters sang a medley j with Daughters of Liberty No. ! ' nion leaders that union raiding .Supreme Headquarters in France. One thing that does seem fair- the cl’ ildien of the scliool.s of .Man- WKNB—Yank**r)» vj*. D*'lroIt 10:1.4— room of the Municipal Building. ing. $24; Walter Waterbiiiy 26 of built according to existing pjans. facing each other in this fashion, to issue for nieribers of tl'.e Army to accept- them fully even though WTIC*--Rond Sh*ov WH\Y—Nf-vva. Rrconl R**vleWj of Bon.ys, with a perfection that 1 125. The meeting will be lollowed "from a financial standpoint is \ l l.v eertalii, hj the early trend of (iiiarantceil 10 Years ! .351 Spencer St., breach ‘ of the An attempt to iin.seat the pres­ they have done many of the things In the coiir.se of this private war cheater for the "Young Manche.stcr i Loyalty Board and also told about not approving all their behaviyr WDR('- P^rrord Shop ^ Wric M um- With a R*al‘ pofes-sionals might very wefi_envy., by a May tea ?o Th*'al<'r *>Klhc Air haiil and the in.stallation of the ' ert H. Bahlneau, 28 of Ro.xbiirv ed. director of the .show, whore ver­ I half of .Schine. Them they reported in every man, dtd,^we but have the W IIAY—N’**w.<, Y»oir Sat Data ll:00>- which the public ia invited. stent a total of $11,418,000 to teen doing in this post-war era. atomic weapons, and varying de­ how manages not to express an.v play in the Hockpmim School at WCCC—R**cor*! R^viii* anti-skip device will cost about $25 : Mass., violation of rules of the sion of Jersey Bounce set the I III' .McCarthy, they said. Tl(c Wis- patience and the loving heart to WHAY N. vii R.foni. 'tcvjr^ process juri.sdicllonal disputes with fenses'against them, ia order to open enthusiasm for the most E.i.sl Hartfoid. i consin f'enetor dedal oil he would W KNB—N>wa- Sporta Raa**hall W TIC—xTRinp News^ per meter. He explained that the 1 road, .$12. and failure to I’arry audience to clapping along with The Mamheater Flee Dept, will We could he having a great deal respond to it and to help it grow. Matin****' w n n ’-N ow s a net change of membership of arrive at some calculation as to formidable outside caiididar.v Mrs. Rubv To>vlc, siipcrvi.sor of not ".submit to blackmail.” •Jesus tJhrist was trl«, supreme WTIC-Road Show meters are originally guaranteed j operator's licen.se, .5.3 him. Verna Hare's graceful and hold a drill Monday night nl 6:30 SURE I WISECRACK... • o f our experience in the world, ui for the iiuinination. ' ,, w «;t h - n .'Wp for 10 years and are now 6 years | Also, Helen B. Hotkowski 38 onl'8 7 10 of 1 per cent. The-final v.hal th.! casualties in an atomic Alt for East Hartford Schools, .example of drawing out'the best WDRC—R#(nr*1 Shop 11:1.4— Allies Ponder rhylhrnic tappim; to a Mambo at the firehouse, corner of Main which the world’s two greatest This is the candidacy of Mayor WCTII —C?r>nn. Rallroftm \VH^Y r>vi**w old. But the general oveihaiil wifi ' of Hartford, speeding. $21' WiU Poogie'was'the final dance number result of these disputes, he said,' served us a judge for the local in unloved individuals. Rhrnem- »:l.4- an . Hilliaid Siicets. Drills will ho powers have been moving tpwaid v ar might be. Raymond Snyder of Walcrbiir.v, a WTIC Star carry with it, the .same 10 year, liam A. Young, 22. of 13 Congress of the show, preceding Wilfred • .'s a tiieinborship loss to both the Kut, I set serious, too. contest. ber the disliked Zacchaeus, hud WHA Y — Your .Salurday Data WDP.C—RaTllt. Atnmnac held at thi.s hour every Monday CIO and tlie AFL. ^ He di.scovered soilielhing very gentleman thoroughly onlitlcii to ■ In exchange, the .schools of Man­ Mrs. Herbert Kolib how Jesus made friends with hirih WCCC—n<»r*ir*1 R^vii*» W*;THXMu.«lr ’ guarantee which came with the St., speeding, $21; Robert I Cole Holding Action Maxwell in a rib-lickfing take-off night in the future. And when it comes to one another. In "defensiv'e" jUnver WKNB .V**wa: S|>orJa Baa^hall He said jurisdictional disputes : rcns-suring. ■ state honor -consideration by bus chester are to have an exhibit, of And remember Levi the tax-col­ pureha.se of the meters. ' of 129 Branford St., failure to stop on ‘'Am y." Ruag aifford made a politics alignments, even if such Matin**** '. W!>4\V —R*-rf»rd R*»vl**w among A F L imion.s during the facts, r stick rixht to 'em. vote-getting record in an cr.stwhile the -art work of East Ibirtford lector, with whom Jesus made 'WTK' -Rond Show The only other piece of new | foe a atop sign. $9’ Llnwc"-' »• .aiirprise appearance a.s, Amy. the A thing as Communlsnt had- never It is that proper deployment of E lee lei I Pres ii rent VVT-IC -Starlipht S*'iV*nad# (Continued from Page One) Groiip C of the Center Con.gre- same three-ye.s'r period involved a Democratic city. Just what the Schools. It is now mounted at Bow- friends, whom he renamed Mat­ WTRRr-R**rord Shop WDRC-NIclHOvvl bu.sine.ss ia a diai usaion of DDT j Rollins, 33. of 144 Adams St farmer’a daughter. as.siSted liy Bill I’ll he seeing you regu­ troops will limit field ■ casualties coolne.ss between Waterbury and WC*Wl—Conn. BaIlr*>om WGTH ■ Mu-lr ■ spraying for gyp.sy moth control. ' gational Church v.ifi meet Tues­ total of 84,275 workers. The net , been heard of. ! era School where it wljl remain thew " S e n t from God" arid ing a red fight.,$9; Donald L.‘ An- on while „an „ »j.tacl:lng potential Bloodgood. the farmer. day night in the Rol bins Room, Hartford nia.v be i.s difficult to lo- The Co mopblitan Club held its 11:1.4— At the last meeting Mrs. Helen result, he added, was a switch o f! larly soon and hope we I f we could, sec this, as the In­ in atomic warfare to slightly 'more j until May 20. ■ , helped him gr.ow into a . forceful W H AV-Xnll r>1 Roronia WHAY — R*rv'-»ril Review dereoir, 18 of 25 Durkin St., and . could he built Jp. rate precisely, but il .seems to de­ Fitzpatrick introduced a letter siipne 17,558 from one union to another than twice those of conventional I .Mis.-- Hazel P. Lutz local A ’d annual meeting yesterday in the per .son. Think of Simon the fisher­ WCCC—n^jRprd fl**vii^ WTIC—Slartipht S**rrnade Robert Mokulis, 16. of 329'.^ Cen­ Aside from reestablishing the « '" • * - p p ''- >> pet to be good friends. dians seem to, we might he some­ rive from the fact that, in various Federation Room cf Center Church WKNB —NVw>, Sikorts Baatliali'' WDRC—Nlphf Owl sent out by an organization asking 6:30. AfVer tlie supper Mrs. flooks at a rost of $1,865,000. warfare'. I .supervisor, will then bring it to man, whom Jeaus named Peter— Matin**** ^ - ter St., both $.3 on violation of lios'ltion in Indochina, a big aim lights designed and made by Phil what less absorbed in.tlie ideol­ party matters, Mayor Snyder has Mouse and elected the following WGTH MUKlr officials to oppose air spraying of .lohn.ston will show pictures of a "Nobody gains from the.se dis- STEK i several other scliool.s in town for "The Rock"—an impetuous man WTIC—R*.ad Shf>x^ corner law; James J. White. 32. of, of all the negotia.tion.s wa.s to shore Hallin. chairman of the auditorii m ogical 'connotations of the cold Tills nie.Tii.s that an atumie bat­ .shown some signs of not being officers for the next two .years: WDRC—Svmphon*^on**Ha X DDT because of alleged dangers In 37 Bilyiie. St., violation of rute.P^'' Television Proerams inhaling the spray. the road. $9; and Arthur St. appears in, evening .cc.stiimes, minded to bring .mite boxes. being spent to gain a handful of , f o l k s * war. one would have expected a church ft:«.4— Georges BiflauU in his negotia- stincts and de.sires of the Lodge- Mrs. Harry Maldment. vice presi­ to be. built. Yet ' Jesus sought W H AY- Hall of Ro^irda No Hpra.s'ing Here Pierre, .36 of Hartford, overtime creating a gay and colorful effei t. meniher.s ...” - Bc|:ause the Indian.s do see these need not be much more than twice On Pajje Two ■ tio’is vitli tt)e Chinese, Rlissl.sns, I’ eslerdny's Herald Incorrccllv Baldwin-Alcorh ,leadership, while, dent; ,Mr.s. Ravmond^W. Gosleo, Peter's good qualities and found wet *C—n**c*ird Rp\u#» V Some lime ago, however, Horace parking. $2. An even larger crowd is expect- I elements as par^t of the basis for ns deadly as' ordinary warfare, on the other hand ho ha.s main­ Privalt* Biiil(liiiolitics conflict Alcorn leadership ha.s not evi­ Wastiington, May 15 l/f'i -More versrriith.’’ Wallingford. . love encouraged the best in each The Board will be asked to j there will be some new added at- and Middle Turnpike early yesfet - ' A,ul there we were, t’nuiking of denced an.v .spontaneous enthusi­ It was to be regretted that Miss X Removed aghcdulc a date to consider'a re- ’ PatlentH Tmla.v— 14.5.. Today he talked with British Am­ da morning. Prtfirc say he wa.'i Used Car Prices Slashed! from the ideological > 01111101, privately owned hou.scs and apart- one. '■ I tractions to the program. ' How ChriaVian Seience Heala bassador SJr Gladwyn .lebb. His nfoifiic war as oonicthing hor- asm for the Snyder candidacy, aiid rhents were started in. ,\pril than Anna’ French, librarian of Mary M'e do not have the great powey-- p()rt by the Town Planning Cpm- ADM ITTED Y K ,S T E RbDAY’ ie."ued a warning and not booked. You can got more for yoar monoy dHring our clooranca Sak! W« think HitMi ’They think the power politics, Cener^Cleaning of Cellani; mlsM))n of parking and traffic pat-' schedule .vesterday and , today riblel ■ ’ the Snyder candidac.v. in fact, any month in I!'-, years. Chene.v Library, the scheduled and, the vision that Jesus had, Wit .differences between the groat seems to he .strengthening its de- "THE RULE FOR tern ih.^the Main Street area. Mrs. Vera Dellakeia, 51 Benton ! .^p^nied /nil of top level appnint- prices ore th* lowest in town. i;he'Bureau of I.abor^iStntistlc.s .'peaker, w r . ■ unable to be pre.sent we can start »with what we do ■ Yards and .Mfics. powers ought to bo "capable oV Capta'ii Coggins is de.eii for the of the almshou.",e to a police sta -■ non; Mra. Yvonne." Latulippe 780 and was . taken to the emergency : to accrue on tax bills, Monterey. Radio and healer. Driven IZ.DAfl mllea. 1475. the pd.s.sihility that an aioniic war at the Holy Famil.v Monasler.v Ini If we realize that the source of ‘Rppiihlieans, and just did', not SEEK LONE GI'XMAN rbom for examination and treat- Cervini's office remained open tion and court room Tuesday. 1 Vernon SL: Judith Bovnton' 551 Farmington:- 3Tiis i.s the annual the cold^war is not iUcologual might - hit cities, where -dispersal happen to do II. ■Bridgeport. May l.’i lA’.' -Police ACCiSSOIilES I ment of minor abrasions. | until noon. The only other matters slated Woodbridge St.; Mrs. Constance retreat of ".50 Golden Hours" of 1 alone, we should, said Ambassador would be difficult to .achieve in today .sought a lone gunman who for Board consideration are sev- ^ Twlchell. 95 Esse,x St.; George 1952 DUICK RIVIERA 1655 late yesterdav held up Thomas — Amesite Drives — meditation, prayer and recreation. I Mehta, be more willing to accept time. But if some one el.se can eral transfers of funds from ac- House. 200 E. Center St ; Paul Radio and heater. Harrington. 70-year-old a.s.sistant 13ie chapter is headed by Wil- I 1495. the Idea of negotiation. lonie up- with rome Study which <0pen Every Niglit Until 9 counts ill the Sewer Dept, budget Azinger, 48 Coburn Rd.; Francis 'liam Martens of this town. A r­ treasurer of the Bridgeport Con­ to the Water Dept, budget, and' Dowda. Vernon; Walter Hickirig He held that ."political solution.s that ’luvilian casualties. struction Co., and escaped with rangements for the men of St, FOR GOOD FOOD— TOP SERMCK Atlu^neuiii Notes the payment of Water Dept, bills. 91 Charter Oak St. James' Parish, have been made by —even If not wholly satisfactor.c''. eitliei, Wfiiddn’t be as bad as $1,600 in pay roll funds and'$70 he — Lawn Rolling ------r- BIRTH YESTERDAY:, A 1951 PLYM0UTH 4-D00R SEDAN took from Hanlngton's • wallet. Henry Reill;,- and for St. Bridget's Vrr.v dean. Iladio and heater: 16.000 mile*.. MAKE AN OFFER to both aides-i^arc preferable to eveiyliody expe'-t-s, then our reas- In ISlh Century England, the , daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parish by Joseph fk'hsuster. Spe<-ial KxhlbitionH Ilet. William Broadbent quoted armed conflict In v. hii b , there surarice v d ; be ( omplele, and theie deaf could not inherit aa legal i Preas, 47 Dougherlv St. 'Connecticut Academy of Fine Harrington a.s saving "I ■was helra. BIRTHS TODAY; W son to Mr. Indonesian farmers often stock would be neither victor nqr van­ w ill he no roa.>.on for anj'hody, Arts annual. Aver;,' Omrt and scared stiff, and told hini he could Thomas Colla Const. Co. and Mra, Adrian Groot, ,452 Main their flooded rice paddies with fish j quished." 1 ivilian or military, to ‘‘be oppos­ Print Rooms (Closes May 23 1. have anything he wanted." 251 BROAD ST.. MANCHESTER Tel. MI-9-5221 BUY 1951 PACKARD SEDAN i720 St.; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. which fertilize ■ the rice and then .\T Ka Greece and I ’ersir, Horae and ing atomic war. It will be just hke Nineteenth Century Bed.spread/i Theodore Hladky, Coventry. jiniiiiiiii 1145. DIHLMNG IS LKG.AI. ' harvest fish and rice together. I ?ny other war. only about twiee and Coverlets. Special Exhibition Carthage, Britain and P"ranee, and Gallery. .Missoula. Mont. i.Pi An Irate Personal Notices Cavey's Annex Germany have, before this in PS hail. Special Kventa Mi.s.soula homeowner e.skcd au­ 1951 FORD 2-DOOR 87Q wprld hietorj', faced each other in' Evcryhoil.v ought, hy now. to be Tue«d-ay. May 18. at 12:30: Re­ thorities If he .could lrgally''shoot MEMORIALS ^ In Memoriam Radio and healer. 870. much the aanje nranner and for fi-ehng pretty good. In fact, what corded music: Chavez "M uM cO f a woodpecker who was driving: CLEANING AND INSTALLING Mexico." him crazy with-its incessant drill­ much the aame reasons the United are.wc waiting for? K. r«*rk , SNACK BAR Wedneaday, May 19, at 12'.30. ing. He was told the woodpecker O F P R O V E N In Md memory of thirteen venrn Statea gnd Russia face each other was a .songbird and could not he rone by hul not forroileji. r>enr tMd. i 1951 MERCURY 2-DOOR 1165 Gallery talk by Miss Hotchkiss. Wn am itUI thiitkinr of you. . SEPTIC TANKS and CESSPOOLS III! 11 mill you'll find homemade minestrone today. And what this phase of The Old, Old l.«8Kon Avery .Court, on Connecticut Aca- killed. The woodpecker • started A complete organization of TRAINED SEWAGE SPECIALISTS soup, assorted style spaifhetti dishes. Radio and heater. 1050. another hole. mill Mini world history la on the way to do­ derqy Exhibition. Daurhter and | uoing the OMMt modern equipment and machinery— RESULT: A salad plates and your favorite sand­ You can take all the early Wednesday. May 19. at 8:30. ing -ia to provide its own answer BETTER job at a lAIWER PRICE. springs in the world, and subtract Lecture, open to the public, by Dr. SUPERIORITY In Memoriam wiches. to the question o f whether a © S P E C I A L I 1950 BUICK SPECIAL 4-DOOR 965 Erik Sjoqvi.at of Princeton Univer- May, and still have nothing. IsmiiIb K. Perk • Sump pumpa tnitalled to Radio, heater, Dynaflow. ; . aimllar aituation.'must result in a i-ity on "Light from the Ancient THIS IS WHY 745. That is the dreary lesson being In lovinr memoiA' of m)' dear hu»- . remove water from your OPEN SUNDAYS aimilar aeries of ware. Past.” 1952 CHEVROLET CorrMtIy designed monuments are products of careful band who pamed away May 16. i;i4l. cellar. . . . more people caO taught, once more, aa the debut of Thursday. May 20, at 12:30. Re­ SERVICES • - . intelligent study. They have balance, distinction and Hoaevei- long my rrlef mav Ian • New underground water V * Quality Wbrit MMIIllllil 1 595. The enteiirainment workl,. which April was a lure- a lure to signal lights. All steel Priced right. Cutting Done In Our Own Shop From TJie • . lines installed. I^oving wifa. -(3). Reasonable Prices Cavey's Annex la alKTiya perhapa symptomatic of -v -k , Rough .Stone To. The^Tinished Memorial « Plugged new^r jiBM dealt- gfcmbles .with the season, a warm • •• i ed e l^ rlc a lly . ■ESAFE :i. . IE SURE the wWld it aeekB entertain suc- and sunny promise that tl\e early JOHN B. BUBKt I Card of Thanks ceaafWy, ' "^aa^ apparenUy dis­ gardener couli| count on an early MOTOR SALES, Ipcu riMDiO BAnralEl* W* wish to thank all of bur nelfb- GORMAN ^UNERAt HOME covers that it la “aafe," now,'^o yield, it was hard to resist this ► AM. MAKES S CARTER CHEVROLET eO.) lne. horR. frletida and relatives lor th.- SNACK BAR takt>-t]ta light attitude toward one' ‘ T E U Mt-3-6«6a Mandiesler Memorial Gb. ’ many Rcta of klndnAss and sympathy CaM McKINNEY BROS. 285 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER — PtK>NE Mi.9.4871 ^ lure, and this promise, and few' ► . ' s < shann ua.in oiir recent 4leraAvem4nt. PLE.VTY OF PABKINGT BPACE IN RE A. Ii. AKWETTI p r o p . ^ ’ 44 e especially thank, alt those who sent ‘ V SEWAGE DISPOSAL COMPANY fte a a o f a certain Senator. except the more hardcMd'and ex­ BAiirr CENTER ST. 3T1 5UIN STREET , PHONE MI-9-5268 !» EAST CEVCER ST. i TEL. MI-9-tH)(JS' ' OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 — CLOSED SUNDAYS. HARRISON STREET—.MANCHESTER the beas'UfuI floral iributea and loaned llilllllllll I n i s ia -tha “hearing'.' phaae of. perienced veterans of New Eng- t Arthur Drus Stores j lU LANCE BERVICB Ihc use of cars, J , T gL. lUtehell S-ftflOa—lSO-in PEARL ST., MANCHESTER \l . William J. liniatUe and family. ====a=ttaa=sg^ c'l' , , '' H- . «■ ■■ I ■.

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P A G E S IX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALY). MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, MAY 15. 1954 ' . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. H^NCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, MAY 15, 1954 P A G E S E V E N Gatchell will show alidea and talk \' on "Cycle South to Sunshine." Auxiliary Plans Bolton Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., (^oir re­ \ hearsal. Skywatch Schedule THE ARMY and NAVY CLUB C h u r c h e s Dessert - Bridge Town Must Accept Roads Center COngregatloiutl Church 8unday-,8|ay 16 - Reservations are being received Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, . St. ■fames' R, C. Church Mldnight-2 a.m...... N...... Volbq^r* Needed.. IWoattvUle CoiifmliatloBal Church .Minister 2 a.m.-4 a.m...... Fred Bqnd. steadily for the. Dessert-Bridge to ianiM A. Bull, Mlnlatcr Rev.. John F . Hannon, Pastor Before State Aid Possible MANCHESTER’S LEADING Dr. Watson Woodruff 4 a.m.-6 a.m...... Volunteem Needed. be given by the Women'a Auxil­ Mni. Anthony CrbuncttK Rev. Oeorge P. Hughes Ml^kter Emeritus 6 a.ni.-9 a.m...... VnlunleeniSyeeded. Director of Music Rev. Edgar J. Farrell iary of the . Manchester Memorial \ .Xpdrew R. Watson 9 a.m.-Nodn ...... Sam Clemenk,. Victoria 'Filewica. Bolton, May 16 (Special)—C. A.^the Tolland Aasoclatlon of 6ongre- YOUR GUIDE TO .Minister of Music Noon-3 p.m...... Hospital on Wednesday, June 2. \ ...... Cyril Banks. Tallies and other items appropriate BINGO Reynolda, president of the Rose- gaUonal-Chriatian churches at Sundny, Mny 16 Sunday Masses; May ir. 1954 3 p.m.-6 p.m...... ;; ...... Volunteers N e e ik ^ EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT dale Property Owners' Aaan., has ("olumbia tomorrow at 3:30 p.'kti 0:3(> a. m. Sunday achool for ■ For adults, 6. 7. 8. B. 10 and 11 6 p.m.-8 p.m...... to the season have already been . BUSINESS SERVICES 8. »":15 and )1 ...... Columbia de Carli, Xieleat'e King. STARTING AT 8:15 SHARP relaaaed the contents of a com­ Dr. David N. Beach of the Flrsb, •n. o'clock, with'two Ma.sscs at 9, on^ Prelude - "Prelude, et Catllene" 8 p.m.-IO p.m...... chosen for the fifty tables which ...... Mr. and Mrs. Wiliiam'^ewitL the room will accommodate. 20 REGULAR GAMES— 3 SPECIALS munication from Gov. Lodge re­ Congregational Church. New 11 a. m. Nursery for the chil­ in the main auditorium for adults, VRou.sBcau 10 p.m.-Midnight ...... George Katz, Jr. garding the aaeoclation'e road and one for the children in the Mrs. William Roscoe. Jr., is Haven will be the main speaker. dren of worshiping parents. Anthem "Magnificat" .Marks Monday, May 17 , problema. "Principles of the Christian 11 a. m. Service of Worship. basement and two Ma.sscs at 10. Scripture Reading Ptalr. 116 (8) Midnight 2 a. m...... Volunteer* Needed general chairman of arrangements Although there la no new light and her committee is madS'up of Family” will be the sermon topic Prelude.^mpromptu one in the main auditorium and Hymn • ."We've a Story to Tell to 2 a. m.—4 a. m...... Volunteer* Needed ahed on the situation, Reynolds of the Rev. J. Richard Yeager , at Pastorale, Buck one in the basement. the Nations" Nichol 4 a. m.—6 a. m. . . . Mrs. William J. Shea, Mrs. Frank feels that a brief statement of the ...... Peter J. Zaleski. Arthur W, Snow\ Horton and Mrs. Richard Dimock, United Methodi.st' Church tomor­ Hymn. Holy, Holy, Holy! Anthem "Incline Thine Ear" 8 a. n«.—9 a. m...... Volunteer* Needed complicated situation may ba of row. 'Worship service will be held t.ord G o d ...... Heber ; Himmel ■^^rs. Ernest Bengston, Mrs. John Spring and Summer Sportswear at Morry’s St. Francia Aaaial Owreh 9 a. m.—Noon ...... Volunteer* Needed Interaat to townspeople. at 11 a. m. T. P. Holloran Funeral Home YOUR PERMANENT WAVE Old Tehtament Lesson. Soloi't: Ralph Lundberg J.Nuilson and Mrs. Alexander Ma- ORDERS NOW TAKBN FOR Lodge, upon receipt of a petition South Windsor, Rqdte .30 Noon—3 p. m...... Thomas Maxwell Church School session is at 9:30 ^W e will be jrlad to rive you free advice rerardinf a 1 Chronicles 29:10-19' Offertory- "Larghetto” Wesley 3 p. ni.—6 p. m. . . . nella^.flower8. from tha Rosedale group, aaked a. m. ^ Rev. .Arthur .1. Hefferhan, Pastor ...... Walter Klar, permanent wave, your hair shaping jand beauty naSds The G ospel...... John 17:9-23 Sermon—"The Struggle and ’ the Barbara A. Blanchard asaiatant Attorney General Peter The week's activities include f ------A'-'’* The Epistle . . . . Ephesians 3:7-21 Rev. Kenneth V. Kanelts, Curate m\ 19] Simple” Warren Matthews, 6 p. m.i 8 p. m...... Richard Bohadik, Roderick Wright 885 Main Street AMESITE DRIVEWAYS B. Sullivan to contact State High- j meeting of the Prayer Fellowship CALL AT Anthem. Great and student a.ssistant (8) "The Hand way Commissioner G. Albert Hill at ’ 8“ p, m. .Monday. . . —The softball Masses at 7, 8:30, 9:30 and 11 8 p. m.— 10 p. m...... Rcy Eckler,. Robert Coleman Arnold UV^ozer, Minister a POWER ROIXED • ALL WORK GUARANTEED Marvelous ...... Turner of Fellowship" Dr. Philip M. 10 p. m.—Midnight . concerning the matter. The com­ team of the church will meet St. a, m. / ...... H. W. Hannah, George Slosaberg B«rcla.v F. Organist a MACHINE SPREAD a FREE ESTIMATES Hymn, Thou Grace Widenhoiise, guest preacher Voluntecrn may regirtrr at Civil Defense Headquarter*. Mu- missioner addressed the following Bridget’s Church in Manchester at Divine ...... Scudder (9:15 and 11) Mrs. BarbariFB. Becker, reply to Sullivan, following an in­ Robertson Field at 6:15 p. m. that nicipaJ Building, Manchp.ster on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri- Choir D ir^olr Offertory, Adagio ...... Guilmant St. Bridget's rhiirrh Hymn "Christ for the World We days from 1-5 p. m. Civil Defense Telephone Number 9-9068. TEL. .CH-7-3377 troductory paragraph. evening. Sermon; "Rediscovering the Rev. Robert Carroll and Sing" Giardini . "This lake shore development W.S.C.S. will meet Tuesday at Church" Postlude—"Grand Chorus" Guil­ Sunday, May 16: was started a number of years ago 8 p. m. Rev. Theodore Otibala, .\aslatanta 10 s. m.. Morning worafilp arid CITY PAVING COMPANY Hymn, The Church’s One mant the Scriptures" by Mary Baker going to the large.st family group and I believe the original intention Masses will be celebrated at St. 99 EAST C E ^ f t ST.— TEL Ml.3.5009 Foundation ...... Stone 9:15 Churoh School for all ages, Eddy, include the following: tp. attending. (Thurch School. ; IN b u s in e s s SINCE 1925 was to keep it as a private devel­ Maurice Chapel at the Center at Masses on ^Sunday at 7, 8. 9. 10 369:161 '.‘Jesus never asked if d>»- 7:15 p. m.. Explorer Scouts; 7:30 11 a. m., Children's Day opment and the developer purpose­ 8:30 and 10 a.m. tomorrow. PosUude, Marche arid 11 a. m.. and Masses down- kindergarten through junior high. 11 Church School, pre-hursery eitae were acute or chronic, and he p. m.. Spiritual Life Class. hearsal for Junior high age. ly retained title to the right of 'Mrs. Brian Minalga of Andover Triomphale ...... Merkle staira at 9 and 10:4.'! a. m. 5:30 p. m., Minister's Bible class. 5 p. m. , '534-6 Group meets through lower junior grade four. never recommended attention to Thursday— way for the roads in the property has tickets available for the testi­ Upper junior will attend church laws of health, never gave drugs, 10-U a. m., Prayer Group; 6;30 6 p. m., Mu Sigma Chi. ao as to keep the general public monial dinner to be given the Most MANCHESTER In the church parlors. never prayed to know if God were The Week 3:30 p. m.. Fortieth annual meet­ Emanuel I.utheran Church with their parents. p. m., Giri^Scout Troop 52. from using them. Rev. Bishop Bernard Flanagan of MILLWORK OO. Collections of clothing and books willing that a man should live. He Friday — Tuesday— Year-Roiind Homea Added the Norwich Diocese on Tuesday. ing o f the Tolland Assn, in Co­ . Carl E. Olson, Pastor understood man, whose Life is God, 7:30 p. m., Mary Williams Group 284iBritad St— TeL 80-9-8288 lumbia. Dean W. Berg and magazines ends today. 7;30 p. m.. New members meet­ "During the war years and up The dinner will be held at the Wll- to be immortal, and knew that man ing; 7:30 p. nx, Choir rehearsal. will meet with Mrs. Charles Mc­ to the present time, a number of limantic Armory at 6:30 p.m. 6:30 p. m.. Pilgrim Fellowship Assistant to the Pastor 4:30 Round Table Tea for Dr. Carthy, 32 No. Elm St. iNERAL 0 ELBCTRIC Widenhoiise, Fedisration Room. baa not two lives, one to be de­ year-rpiindJidmes have been cqn- Ticket coat is $3.50 which includes NOW! Featuring In the church. Phlllif N. Treggor, stroyed and the other to be made 8:30 p. m.. Board of Trustees 8tructed*Inthls development and tho beat la The Week Organist and Choirmaster 4:30 Pilgrim Fellowship meeting. R A N G E R REFRIGERATORS ~ WASHERS a contribution of $1.00 to a purse Indestructible." Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church will meet at the church. at the present time there is a siz­ which will be presented Bishop Tuesday— 6:30 Joint meeting Junior and Cooper and High Streets '’ Wednesday— Fourth Sunday after Easter; Senior CYP CTuba. Dr. Widen- NO SALI^lEN -s-VERY LOW OVERHEAD able colony of year-round resi­ Flanagan. a General MUlwork 6 p. m., Ad-^t Bible Study group Rev. Paul (>. Prokopy, Pastor 6:45 p. m„ A Cappella Choir. dents who find it would be to their meets at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Divine worship - and . Church house, guest speaker. Church of the Nazarrne OPEN 8Mo 9—SATURDAY 8 to 5 0-8-6191 Secretary of State to be made this The reason for this is simple. H61.- most conveniently located on Cen­ Sermon. "Children of Joy." For information kindly dial 9-0408. ton accept the highways in this aiimmei. want to take advantage of the full or the Jet Ball Band. They are 3:15 p. m.. Brownies in the - 6:30 Group C pot-luck supper. Junior Church, 10:45 a.m. contact the group, for ..contribuf development as town highway.^, line of spring and su0i«»eft,cioth- made for foot comfort and durabil­ loran has served the people of j ter Street. There is ample parking Offertory, "Sketch in C -'-Schu- 9:30 a.m. Adult Bible Class. The fa.shion show sponsored by space ardund the home for those T. P. HOLLORAN church parlors. Mrs. Hooks Johnston, pictures of Worship, 10:45 a.m.. Sermon, 10:00 a.m. Nursery In Uie parish tions. ' thereby placing the responsibility Ing now in at ifijorfy't WoHting- ity. Heavy duty work shoes are .Manchester and vicinity for a MORRY'S 7 p. m.. Work night for the nien mann. the South. "The Prospect of Pentecost". 3:30 p. m.. Girls' Choir rehearsal. for repair and maintenance of the club Wednesday in Rockville men's Store. 8 Depot Sq., where always carried in this store, so who drive their own cars. The bus FUNERAL HOME PosUude, "Postlude in F" house during church worship. great.many years as'a funeral di­ o f the church. 8 Craft Group. Youth S. rvice, 6:30 p.m., Mar­ 8 p. m., the Mary McClure Group these roads on the Town of Bol­ has been termed a huge siircess there Is no parking problem. A.s make Morry's y.our headquarters passes the Home, which makes it MEN'S STORE Ideally laeatad—comreatart a a i Clarembaiilt. 10:00 a m. Divine worsliip. Text: will hold a meeting at the home w ith an estimated crowd of 500 in rector and during that time he has particularly convenient for those AND CLEANINO SERVICE Thursday, 7:30 p. m.. Senior Wednesday 3:30 Phlgrim Choir tha McKlnne.v. president. Eph. 5; 18-19; Col. 3; 16. Theme: ton. you know, Merry's is open daily for footwear. •way from tha busy tlmnacB- choir rehearsal in the church. 3:30, Hartford District Church rehearsal. of Mrs. Joseph Martin, 68 No. Elm "TTie property owners have not attendance. Lynn Broil, daughter from 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. and from 9 Dungarees by Lee and Carter made every effort to carry out the who do rvot drive or if bkd driving A CO.MPLETE LINE OF School Teachers' Workshop, First Junior Society, 6:30 p.m., Rita Cantate! Sing! QUALITY . . . fare. DIatlaetIva Sarvloav MM- Friday— 7 Girl Scout Troop 55. Ciaft Bupervlspr. St. Hostesses: Mrs. Raymond been mtccessful in getting this of State Sen. and Mrs. Ralph to 9 on Thursdays. and the extra long wearing I.,ee wishes of the family in detail. In convlitiopa exist. The Home itself Lutheran Church, New Britain. 11:00 a m. Gottesdienst. Celebra­ ColpiUs and Mrs. Ralph Fotherglll. Broil, was one of six usherettes for is tastefully furnished, i^' is inti­ o WORK CLOTHES •ea faculties. 3:15 p. in.. Junior choir rehears­ 7:30 Senior Choir rehearsal. Evening Message, 7:30 p.pi.. tion of Ho'ly Coi-.uininion. done. The First Selectman has Sports jackets, gabardine jack­ Riders are always stocked at Mor­ many cases, Mr. Holloran ha.s gone ! 6:30, Luther League Bible Camp Cubs. RUBBIS the show introduced during the out of his way to do many little | mate enough for amall services, o FOOT WEAR al in the church. . "The Inevitable Invitation." 2:30"p.m. 11th Annual Conven­ offered to recommend the accept­ ets, gabardine slacks, sharkskin ry’s. Underwear by Hanes and 7 p..m.. Junior High Fellowship program, Luther Hall. Thursday ,7 Girl Scou',. 'Troop 7. ance of some of the roads involved program. slacks, rayon acetate slacks, orlon nationally advertised b.rands at services and kindnessea that have yet lends itself equally well to e SPORTS WEAR T. P. H O U O iA N The Week Slngspiration. 8:45 c.m. tion of the New Ekigland district larger ones. vr meets in the church parlors. 7 Youth Choir rehearsal. . The Week provided the developer or property New Arrival I slacks are jiuit a few of the qual­ reasonable prices are always in helped a bereaved family through Free Alterations Fkaaenl Dliaetar ■ j ------_Lj------Monday, 2. District meeting al Luthera,' Laymen's League at Im­ A son. Lawrence Arthur Paul­ ity items shown for men. Miam­ troubled times. Day or night you Will always 8 Prayer and health meeting, Tuesday, 7:45 p.m., Ina.smiich manuel Lutheran CMurch, Bristol. owners would perform certain im­ stock, a full line in all aizes. Washington Depot the Rev Mr. Simpson. provements In drainage and plac­ son, was born May 7 to Mr. and ian Sportswear is featured here as This is real money .saving news. If you do not wish to use the find a ready respon.se at. the X- F. OftH 9 A.M. to St. Mary's Episcopal CTiurch 6:30, Annual dinner meeting of Fellowship; 8:00 p.m.. Church 3:00 p.m. New England district rHMS^AMERU^l COLLECTIO Holloran Funeral Home, they are C. S. MeHALE. Jr. Friday 3 Brownies. ing of gravel on the roadway in Mrs. Robert L. Paulson of Alstcad. well as other well known namc.s. Morry's gives free altcration.s on Funeral JLonie for services, it is. 8 P.M. DAILY Church and Locust Streets Manchester Council of Churches Board meeting. Walther League Talent Quest at ^ FLASH BDLB8, CASES, M Matched sets of pants and shirts at your service and will do their U m s m O CflakmluMr 8 Young Adults et the parsonage. ^ MOVIES, PARTS ■ ^ order to put the roads in a condi­ N. H. The baby is the .second sll clothes purchased here, oven of course, unnecessary to do so. 17A Cemtor la-t-TOiO The Rev. Alfred L. Williams, Luther Hall. Wednesdt.v, 7:45 p.m., Prayer Christ Lutheran Church, Hartford. Trucks and men in the employ of the Town of Manches­ grandchild of the Rev. and Mrs. I are particuiarly popular for men work clothes! If you have had to That is up to the family but it is utmost to help you in any way 8 Depot Sq.— Tel. MI-3-8691 9-1 Co-Wed spring dance. Wood­ and Praise service. The Veck tion that would be acceptable to Rector Tuesday, 3:15, Brovs'nies. ruff Hall. ter will collect rubbish on the EAST side of town on the town. Arthur A. Wallace of Bolton Cen­ and they are used both for work pay for alterations elsewhere, you at your disposal If you wish. Both pos.sible. ' W. Thomas Engram, 6:30 Boy Scouts. « Thursday. 6:45 p.m.. Caravan. Wednesday, 6:30 p.m. Adult ter. The Paulsons also have a two or lounging. Ask to see them at will realize what a saving this Mr. Holloran and C. S. McHale, Saturday 9:30 Cherub Choir re­ pro.spective membership group. ^ArtturStores ^ Monday, May 17, 1954. ' "However, the developer and the Student Assistant 7:15, W. M. S. business meeting. hearsal. Friday, 7:45 p.m., Youth Fel- property owners cannot agree on and a haif-year-old daughter. Morry’s. is. Jr., who has joined Mr. Holloran, Sydney W. M:Alplne, 8, Missionary Circle guest night Iciv^ip. Wednesday. 7:30 p.m. Sunday Linda Jean, who was baptized in For shoes to go with these, new For the finest in dry cleaning are particularly anxious to follow School teachers-meeting. You are, therefore, requested to place your barrels or the financing of the improvement BILL'S TIRE Organist and choir director program. ?atiirday. 9:45 a.m., Junior the local Congregational Church summer clothes, see the fine selec­ service, try Morry's. You get dry the wishes of the family- It is help­ AND CUNLIFFE Friday. 4:00 p.m. and Saturday, requested by the Selectmen and Wednesday, 7, Chapel Choir. North Methodist Church Choir rehearsal. other materials on the lawns in fibnt of houses, near furthermore feel that the Select­ by her grandfather. tion of Endicott-Johnson sport cleaning done in three days and yet ful to them .in carrying out these I l t 's The 4th Sunday after Bkister 7:.30, Emanuel Choir. 447 North Main Street 10 a.m.. Confirmation classes. the sidewalks, hut not on the sidewalks. Mrs. Wallace left Wednesday to shoes, loafers, etc. Casual shoes you actually save up to 50 per cent withes if the family is frank In Friday, 7:30 p.m. Church devel­ man isNjakIng for too mi;eh work Better Beddinq REPAIR SHOP MOTOR SALES '(Youth Sunday!. 8:30, Youth Caravan Committee. •lohn E. Post, Minister to be donlSsby others before recom- visit with her daughter's family at by PF, summer shoes by Hood. by taking your clothes to the store stating how much they want to 8:00 a. m.. Holy Communion. Thursday, 6:30, Brownie fly-up. ■lames W. McKay, Covenant Congregational Church opment committee meeting. All receptacles nr materials should be placed on the lawn Alstead for a few days. Cambridge Tred-Lite with prices and calling for them. Twenty- spend on the service. There should EXPERT AUTO BOOT aad 43- Spruce Street mendlhg thi acceptance of the T i m e William H. Green. Prop. This service includes a Corporate ^.iither Hall. Minister of Music the night before as (rucks and men will start in desig­ road to the ^ e r s of the Town of Personal Mention starting from $2.75 to $5.95. You four hour service is yours at no FENDEB REPA1B8 Communion o f the Confirmation 7:30, Church School Leadership Rev. K. E. Ejnar.Rask. Minister just can’t go wrong when you se­ extra cost! This service is yours Gospel Hall nated areas at 7:00 A. M. Bolton. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph C. Broil of ENTIRE MONTH OF MAY Columbia Bicycles ENAMEL aad LACQUER Class of 1954 with breakfast fol­ Seminar, Auguatana Church, Meri­ Ernest C. Johnson, Organist U. S. Route 6 arrived here Thurs­ lect, your .shoes at Morry’a Work­ Monday through Thursday up to 11 Worship service 415 Center St. "As these roa'ds have alwaiy.- Goodyear Tires REFINISHINGS lowing. den. school. 10 a. m. been classified as pirvate roads and day after having spent the winter ingmen's Store. a. m. Try it and see for yourself 0:35 a. m., First Children's serv­ Friday. 4,' Carol and Miriam Sunday. May 16., Monday, May 17, 1954 COLLECTION SCHEDULE AS at their home in Edgewater. Fla. For real comfoi t and long wear what a fine job they do. Repairs, Service REASONABLE. PRICES —u , ,T ... j . . ; Prelude, "Arioso'' Sunday sei-vices; not accepted by the TNw’n of Bol­ M ERRILL’S FREE B8TD1ATE8 ice. Nursery through Grade 3. . to I Processional Hymn, Joyful, Joy- Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. ton. Town Aid funds grained under Coming F.vents Howard’s Accessories Parents’ cl.oir. Instruction by Mr. Morning Worship at 11 a.m. 10:.30 a. m., Breaking of Bread. FOLLOWS: The first In the Sunday morning ROUTE 88—WAPPINO OONM. laturday. 9-10:30. Junior and' f'*'' ^ e Adore ih 12:15 p. m., Sunday School. Cuapter 106 .of tjie Generarstatutes School will talk on "Vocationai Sleep Center 180,Sprues Street Engram. Classes for upper school Anthem, "So Near The - Rev. Phillip Sandbek, pastor Revision of 1949, have neveKbecn series of Eire Department drills I W apping Guidance." AT THE RICHFIELD UON at this hoilr. Senior confirmation classes. , of the Mission Covenant Church of 7 p. m., Gospel service. will be held tomorrow at 8:.30. MARKET Am I" ...... / ...... Eville The Week allocated to the Town of Bolt ard Harrington on Pleasant Valley prayed for a new owner who w-ould TEU MI-9-6205 AUTO PARTS TbL 8U-S-67S6 er 80-8-8828 . 7:30 p. m;„ Choir Festival at St. er. • load, or Mrs. Laura Morse at 2'io Broad St.—TeL MI-9-4528 Children's Story St. John's Polish .National By: RICHARD MARTIN, Gonord Monogor. and are currently the guests of which will operate from 8 a. m, give hia 1925 car proper care. Re­ Paul's Church,. Willimantic. 8 p. ni. Ingraham Circle meet­ Mr. and'Mrs. Charles Warren of to 5 p. m. Monday through Friday, ibn School, w ho may be called lO R IO AN D Hymn, ■ ;o qod of lyive" ing. Catholir Church cently he was given a new- machine. Wednesday, 10:00 ■ a. nv. Mid­ Vernon Rd.' and from 8 a. m. to 12 noon on mortiings.'A conducted tour of the The right owner for hia old one Scripture Lesson—Hebrew-g II Tuesday- 28 Gohvay St. .. ] MORESCHI week ceieb.ation of the Holy Com­ Anthem, "I„ead Me Lord"—Wesley Church School services will be Saturdays. classrbpms will be held before the carhe along—a man who would munion. ' 8 in. Brewster Circle meet- MIsa Clara Skraharz, Organist ; Accordions Sermon, "Who Are the Wit-1 p. MANCHESTER held at 9:30 a. m. In addition to accepting appli­ dinner. H>achers will be in their give it the respect due Its years 24 HOUR SERVICE S £ 5 7 ' Secular Events: Mrs. R. Kneeland Jories, Sr., cations for the Army, Air Force classroon^a'. this time. Gibson and Kay Guitars S E A F O O D nesses'"’ j ‘"'i' . Sunday, May 16 ' J and not drive it more than .30 .Private Initnictjona y o u f ' Monthly- teacher^ meeting, Hymn, "W e’ve a Story ” p. m Pastor's office Mrs. Chc.ries C. Church and Mrs. and Aviation Cadet program, the The pupiV^of the seventh and miles an hour. Svv-anman used it "H05IE OF (QUAI4TV" — ALWAVS FRESH — usually held on a. third Monday, hours. 8:30 a. m. Mass, and memorial : COliNClL OF CHURCHES office will accept them for the Miialc and Musical' Supplies Postlude, "The Crusaders" — service-for Pvt. Walter Berk.' | Myron Lee will be local delegates eighth grades\at the Elementary 28 years. It had 59.000 miles, its • LOBSTCRS will be held on May 24, because of Stickles - Wednesday, 2:30 Joy Circle to the 40th annual conference of Women's_ Army Corps and the School Will present one perform­ original leather, paint and spark ORCHESTRA FOR HIRE ADAMY'S the annual Diocesan Convention meeting. 10:30 a. m. High Mas.s. j Women's' Air Force. DAVEY The Week ' 3 p. m- 'The mothers will be i PRESENT ance, of the operens, H.M.S. Pina­ plugs, and still got 19 miles to the •OYSTERS ESSO SERYICENTER this week. Friday 5' p. m.. Learning for Jf. fore, Friday at 8-p.m. in the school gallon. It w,as used only on church OPTICAL CO. Tuesday, Chri.st Church Cathe­ Monday, 6:30 p m.. Council of Life Group leaves' for Norwich honored by the' school children' Tulip-Trimmed Apron • S C / ^ O P S a Gas a Oli' a Lahrtedtla Ctiurrhes annual meeting, Emanuel with a program In the church hall, auditorium. v business. "No one ever had a dral, the 170th annual convention' Trinity Church to attend ' Bible Tops In Junior Styles-^ Principals in the cast incliide: pleasure ride in it," he stressed. PRESC'RIPTIQNS ITLLED • C LA M S of thf;.,^iocese of Connecticut. Chinch, speaker,' Dr. Luther followed by a social by the Friend- HIGH GRADE 8 Tires « Battcrlea Weigle' - Conference. DR. LUTHER A. WEIGLE I-ois Sharp as Buttercup; Daniel Diocesan dinner at Hartford Club , Saturday. Laymen's opting at shlp,(:liib, free luncheon and gifts EMERGENCY REPAIRS • FILLETS • Accessories In evening. •Tue.sday, 8 p.m.. Woman's Mis- for the mother."! pre.sent. Chairman, Committee on Revised Standard Version of the Bible Paine as Captain; C^'nthia Elmore Camp Aldersgate. as Josephine; Walter Kupchunos FRA.MES AND LENSES Wednesday. 7:30 p. m., May sionai'.v Society meeting. Program Dean-Emerilui), Yale Divipity School PRINTING Ganwaf WilsaajRe. ' TeL Ml*9-8167. j by Mrs.-, XVallace Grube- and Mrs, as Ralph; Judith LaPlante as 701 m Ai N ST., MANCHESTER meeting of the parish Ve.stry. Join tho hundrods of Il7!'j Spruce SL, Tel. 80-8-4618 8Uddlo Tarapika East Prida.v, 8 p. m.. May meeting of Cla.vton Kibbic., Bring Ixive Gift Roltoii Congregalinnal Cliurrh South Methodist Church I iebe; Stephen Grant as Sir Jo­ JOB AND COMMERCIAL Tel. MI-9-157S Res. >n-S-6S77 (Carim East Oaeter). GJ'.S. Sponsors. Boxes. The Rev. .Arthur .A. W allace, Main Street and Hartford Road “ THE GOSPEL AND THE LIVING WORD” seph; Warren Andrulot as Dick housowivos wiw buy all PRINTING Weekly, organizations all meet Wednesday, 8 p.m., Board of Mlnistet Rev. Fred R. Edgar, Minister Deadeye and Walter Deskus- as at their regular hours. Tnistee.s meeting. , Walter tirz.vh. Organist Rev. Percy Smith. 'Poatswain. thoir moot boro ooch Prompt and Efflrlent Printing Thursday. 7 p.m.,- Girl Scout Associate Minister Cynthia Pelton is the pianist. of All Kinds CUSTOM Troop 8 meets at the church. Herbert A. Franee, PUBLIC INVITED— 7:30 P.M. The chorus is composed of 19 wook and watch tho sov> MANCHESTER TREEPRUNINfl Friday, 6:30 p.m., Father and Sunday, May 16. Minister of Music \ The Salvation .-\riny 9:30 a.r.i.,, CThurch School. additional pupils:' ings you dorivo by so 661 Main .Street Son hot dog j-oaat on the chiirch T h e cast and chorus are under COMMUNITY PRESS AWNINGS DRY CLEANERS grounds ll:0 0 a m.. Service of Worship. Sunday, May 16. MONDAY, MAY 17 a ii REMOVAL Major and Mrs. John Pickup Prelude, "Andante" .:.. . Mozart the direction of Miss, Margaret doing. Cor. No. .Main and No. School Satiirday/n .30 a m.. Work day at Prelude. "Legende" ...... Vierne- Keefe and Mias Marcella Burke. 93 W ELLS STREET church., ' Proces-sionai, "New Every Morit- Streeta—Telcpbdna 80-8-5727 Hava your trees prauad aas 9:30 a. m.. Sunday School classes Hymn? "O Day of Rest and Glad­ Tickets arc aow on sale and. may With local officers. - 10:30 a.m.. Junior choir rehears- ing la the Love" ness" ;. ' EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH rooMVed by Ueeaaed aad la> be purchased from the pupila of L. T. WOOD Tolapliona Ml«3.7254 •Bred tree aargaaoa. 11 a. m., Holiness servite. Cap­ al Anthem. "God's Hol.v Way" Offertory Solo, "Beside S till M. B. Bryant LUTHER HALL — so CHURCH STRfcET the school. LOUKEB .PLANT tain David Samuelaon. 8 p.m"., .Married couples bowling Waters" (8 (i'elocki ..Hamblem Coming EvroU 2 p. 01-, Silver Lane .Sunday | Scripture Reading, Job 11:1-7 Robert J. Gordon, Jr., baritone 5l Blsaell St. Phona MI-S-8424 FOUNDATION Hvnin. “O. For a -^Plt-ei- 'Walk This program follows the supper 'of .j^e Annual Meeting ’ Evergreen-Wood .Chapter, OES School;. Miss Hknna^ Humphries; Anthem. "Rejoice in the Lord AI- will sponspr a food sale today at Expert pry CARTER TREE 2 p. m., Hospital visitation, Mrs. With God " way"* ...... Purcell of the Council AND Elizabeth Wjlsoii. Concordia Evangelical I-iithrran Sermon: "The' Perplexity of Suf­ ' Sacrament of infant- baptism*. Sage Allen Store In East Hartford. The annual banquet of the EXPERT CO. 7:30 p. nv.) Salvation meeting Church fering” The preacher will be the Offertory anthem, "Peace I Leave BUILDING Cleaning Service aith Captain Samuelson. Winter and (iardeii SIrerts Rev. Jarnes H. Eddleston. a With You "• Roberts Lithuanian Social .C3ub will be held HOLLISTER PHONE Mf-3-769S The Week The Rev. Erich Rranilt, Pastor Congregational o minister ' from Hymn. "Holy Spirit, Truth Divine" tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. at the Sun­ set Restaurant, Wethersfield. Ave., Monday— '7' Ivan Rcckwith, Organist and Englano. Sermon "Jesus and the Chil­ CONTRACTOR VENETIAN BLINDS The last achcduled meeting of Choirmaatrr Recessional, "O Love That Wilt dren," Dr. Fred R. Edgar. Hartford. A ' members and their WHEN THINKING OF the season for the "Monday night Not Let Me Go” Hymn. "Love Divine, All Loves families are invited. The arrange­ CO.MBINATIUN STUR.M KCSTEK’S at the Citadel"-in Hartford. Spe­ ■Sunda.v; .May 16, Fourth Sunday Excelling" , ment committee requests an early I telephone WINDOWS and DOORS Postlude, "How Brightly Beams TEXACO SERVICE cial music by- the band gnd sone- after Ea-ster: the Morning .Star" ...... Bach .Postlude, "Allegro" ...... Vierne return of unsold tickets. E.J.P0L0MSKI GRADUATION ■ters: 8:45 a.m.. Sunday School. The Rev. D..\1d Crockett's-topic Monchostor Awning Co. •At the 10:45 a. m. service. COME Phones: Storrs 9044 7:30 p. m.. Friendship Circle, 10:15 am., Nur.sery program 9:30 and 10:45 a. m., Church for his Sunday sermon will be “A 195 WEST CENTER STREET GIFTS during worship service. HEAR THE GLORIOUS GOSPEL OF THE or Mitchell 9-6886 Telephone 8II-9-309I G A S — O IL Mrs. Jean Clough. First Chiirrh of Ctirist,' Scientist School. PUSH BUTTON CONTROLS Trustful Faith.” JUST PHONE Thursday— 10:15 a.in.. Worship. Service: .Masonic Temple 10:45 a. m.. Nursery.' The Youth Fellowship will meet y S E RVJCE LUBRICATION 7:30 p. m., an open air gospel Prelude ; Chorale, "I Call to Thee, 7 p. m.. Intermediate MYF will lltctrically RnvnraiMt at 7 p.m. Walker Briggs, football Tire* e Batteries a Acocaaoriea •ervice on Main Street. Ixird Jesus Christ" J. S. Bach, Sunday Service,, 11 a.m. view the film, “ Amsterdam 1948." t lyptt Caifcig — 1 IpMjt coach in the Manchester High MI-9-6863 Friday— Hymn, "God of Our Fathers" 'tamp for physicians, dentlsta, busi­ . Auto Wauhlag—Road Bervtoa Sunday School 11 a.m. 7 p. m„ The theme of the Senior AvteoNrtk TIomt JSlamp On Whisk Away Waads The young people's band practice Anthems, "With a Voice of Sing, Lord Jesus Christ nessmen, etc. 24 hour service, Wednesday meeti'ng 8 p.'m. MYF meeting will be "The MYF _ — _ (Optiw l) Tuno>up Auto Ropoir and Corps Cadets. ing"- Martin Shaw. . Reading Room Hours: Fund," and all pledges maffe by • M O TIFS aeven days a week, Sundays and Tho Easy * Normao R. Weil "Brother James' Air Arr. by Tuesday and Friday, 12-4 p.m. the young people last fall are due ViWiit *YS5" fcM U " wMd, (xiwMt (td lT hUalM —OwkUf LUWOOD kolidays. GEMOLOGIST Gordon Jacob 3M6 caUc htt al IM (tab tit par aJaata. PEMWKS 8 MV TEL. M I.9.8IIS Tuesday evening, 7-9 p.m. on this date. This Sunday Evening at 7 M SC John St„ TeL 80-8-7691 “Scoff It Your$»ir Wapplng Community Church "Lead Me, Lord” —Samuel Wes- Wednesday evening. 7-7:95 p.m. Through the Week Tt 6PEMTE 5362 w jO fu& A rC tciiorv 8llddle Tpk- W. (Cor. at Broad) Spoeiolist hi Jfwdry Bov. David Crockett. Minister ley The public is cordially invited to Monday 8110 W a y Lorraine McClatrhey, Organist Hymn. "Beautiful Saviour'' MIAITHMH titT AND IUI9 - Exhauits hot air - pulli cool night hraezM ^ Here is an apron that ia not only 11-20 A n i c STAIR attend our aervires and use our 6:30 p. m„ Potiuck supper and 4 .X D — WEED CONT801 Sermon, "A New Song " reading room. practical but is pretty in or out of Sunday, May 16: annual meeting of- the WSC& will giving you Multi-room Night Cooling. the kitchen. Styled for comfort, it — granular compound of Anthem, "Bless Thou the Lord, O "Mortals And Immortals" will take place in Cooper Hall- After Here's a stunning, summery 9:30 a. m., Church School. , GOSPEL HALL DAVTIMI WOMINO COKVOtT - Reverse direction of Air flow for day­ ia trimmed with gay tulip stamp- 2,4-D, aoiily broodcait by My Soul, ” Mikail M. Ippolitoff- be the subject of the Leason-Ser- the election- of WSCS officers, the looking frock created especially in 10:45 a. m.. Worship service. ons and bold ric-rac. | Ivanoff. mon for Sunday, May 16. 1954. The members will see the Manchester 415 Center Street, Manchester, Conn. - time comfort of Four Comer Cooling from Fresh Air Circulation, junior sizes. Accent with rufUing hand or ipraoder (e dadrey Fralujlo—"Adagio" -----Beethoven Offertory,^ Adsigio„ - from "Fiist So- Golden Text is from Romans 8:5: ( ,Pattern hjo. 5362 contains tissue' or rows of lace. Dandelions, Etonlain, Buck- - High School Sock and Buskin pattern for apron; sewing direc-[ Hymn—"O Worship the King. All natn for Organ"—Felix Mendels- "They that are after the flesh do Club presentation of their prize­ fveryen e In ycur fceuM $h»p$ t—l Ut $$4.9S Pattern No. 8110 ia in aizes 11, horn, mod brood.leoved Glorious Above” ...... Haydn shon Therefore being justified by faith, we have peace lion*; color transfer for eight mo- ‘ 12, 13. 14. 16. 18, 20. .Size 12, cap

B u s T E P S h o v e l Sense and Nonsense I First Outdoor Wrestling Show Slated PUAV TH IS 'N* TH A T y.oit fill out flO cards. E urope may reek h1th high romance; but they b a t John Wanderfopel "had the hill try to'sfeal your pants. I'll,hla thought, he'd Hke to be where he THE K & 's me back to where I'll atay; The was not. Said Wanclerfoffel. "Oh, fiood cld, Bolld U. S. A.—K arl [Royer ^efeatspQQj. Pitching Cost Cards Grand Tigers Surpris^ BAs to Sponsor how grand, to travel in a foreign Flaater. land' I'd’ like to !iie aernra the sea. to Fra.ice and Spain and Germany. Herald Angle H“ 'yF,v„r.le j j , E,.rly.Chips Team in League Event Tuesday I’d find the life and ciiatoms new. Two young men were In earnest This country ^res me, through conven=htlon on matters rejcardlng By and through." iTien . . . Wandcr- the fair sex. ' I French Boxer, 5 to 1 V «< Clarence —How could you he so EARL W. YOST Club Which Appeared Night; Details fogel'a Uncle Mack, expired and U nderdog, Gets • Easy New York (NEA)—"UnleaB tom e- Pitiful iif Training I Q> f i left him plenty "jack." Said Wan- deceitful as to tell Mis* Woodly iports Editor thlng la done about thia," ‘Rddiei II M 1 she was pretty? By EARL YOST • derfogel, "Now It seem.-*, I can Verdict at New York Stanky aaid, "aomeone la llkelv to I 1 ' ■ Charles -I wasn’t deceitful at ‘YEAH. Rattling' for I-,ea(l First outdoor all start wr*stlln* '! i afford my fondest dveama." He WBBSTLERa who -have ap-.Robin Roberta haa chalked up two be killed." - ’ ^ . show of the season in Manchester V •' hied him off across the .sen, to all. Manager Stanky waa referring to Clarence-*Biit, my dear man. peared in Manchcater and Rock-; ahiitouta to date aa well aa two New York, May 15 i/iP) —No fight ., By GAYLE T.ALBOT will be ataged at Mt. Nebo oft France and Spain and Germany. \llle during the paat indoor aea- one-hittera. Talk that Roberta waa ia 5 to 1. That la the leaaon to be the miaerable pitching that co.at the,, He found the life and comfort.^ few. you don't mean to say you think New Y'ork. May 15 iJb—The ini- Tuesday evening, May 23. Per­ she la actually 'pretty? pon on carda aponaored by the BA slipping during the spring training i learned from Jacques Royer's up- * cnance to steal an prcsslon one brought away from mission to use Mt. Nebo was offi­ The Frenchrpen tried ,to get hla Pporta Activities Inc,, of Manqhes- season haa subsided. .The Cincin-j set victory over Ralph ' lTiger) i'“"y ***“• , , , | "Jack” and/t-alled him "boor" be­ Charles Of course not. 'What I the training camp of the Detroit cially granted by the Advisory hind hia /back. 'rhe. Spaniards told her was that she 'as as pretty ter win headline a benefit show to- natl Reds have been involved In i Jones last night at Madison Square i «ina ...... ■ Park and Recreation CommisMon as she could b/. night at Foot Guard Hall In Hart- 10 one-nm decisions, winning sev-1 Garden. i Tigers at Lakeland. Fla., this at its recent meeting. .sought Im "chicken feed," and .sold ferd. A handicap tag-team pitting en and losing three to pace the: Nobody gave the 26-year-old I spring was that the club owned j him th ^ a he dk'.n't heed. The Ger- three mldgeta against two others league..The Dodgers won eight of Frenchman a cliance. against the \ I only two big league ball players. i; an'tried to filch his "dough" and Joe Brown volunteered to lend ARTHUR PONGR.ATC, spokes- callM him nrime.s he didn’t know. me money. headlines the program. The Hart- ‘h'if « « t 10 night games. .The third-ranking middleweight ''hBl-1 _ Brazle Presko ‘ Cot Deal Rovee ford police Post 2849 la sponsoring National league’s Western clubs , lenger. Nobody except Matchmaker i j ‘ bright the latter that Manager Fred Hutchinson | t.>s Inc'^T^^^^ They milked poor Wanderfogel Sam' bid you take It? Uidnt even want to discu.ss the d^', until he gave a ii.ournful cry: Joe -N o.Ihat sort of friendship the bouth . . Rockingham Park “"t °n ‘°P '‘'•"i ^illy Blown and Jean Bretonnel. obtained from the Yankees v j I wtuation. To avoid being ,ub^ WrestUng Enterprises Jnc.. New England's oldest horse racinvracing -Ifitersectional battles, notching 1< Royer S manager. iCnnsH* citv w»r. umr.. xn. /Give ric the dear old U. S. A., for la too good to lose. against 14 d e fe a ts .. i Kiiyer, who h«|>ea to corral Kansas City, were worse. The pbenaed. Fred spent long periods ! S th^re'a the place I want to atay. track, will start 'Its nine-week. pitching his own batting practice. "'P*’ handles the Mrs. Oscar Richardson, .Tfl. of • Bummer meeting on May 31. It will Sluggers In the seplor circuit are enotigli Yankee dollars lo ^he''be«*^blok^ the wrestlers will schedule all match­ A3lk'>f Where I can understand the folks, averaging better than two home hIs auto-repair shop hark home In bull ^ out 'whe.re he couldn't be reached and talk to Jane and Jimr.iie Rijgby, 'Va,, is cutting two front be the 22nd -year of the Salem: es. Princlpal.s on the ope'ning runs per game and appear headed Chateau-Thlerry had^ plenty of gtink^ had the front off^e purl Men came away sh.sking their ‘Hi* hor** was shot out from undsr him in a battla!” Doaks. Where Uiere's no hard- teeth in the third set.— Mrs. Os­ N. H.,- track haa been operating ., hrntU arid saying ««asn’l If a card will be announced next week. ‘ o faced border giiard.s, who make car Richardson. Rugby, Va. 5'alo will play nine football games for a new all-time league mark, confidence. He didn't think lied chase Carl Scheih whr. ennmn't Site .of the shows at Nebo will Last year a total of 1,100 circuit ever get a chance to show his stuff anybody out for the Athletics^ sham e th a t ivurh a nice fellow as next fall, openihg with Connecti­ ' 7 ' the former pitcher found himself 'be behind the fieldhouse. This cu t on Sept. 29. The rest of the blows were collected for the high : until Rocky Castellanl begged off 'Everything elw is ^ area will enable permanent bleach­ Water mark. .Television games on j from a Jones match bcaiise of a tinned Miieesv Siantv ' "Ai.v saddled with so much nothing, and OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE w ith MAJOR HOOPLE DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE schedule follows: OcL 6 Browfi; ^TAAi MU61AL there waa speciilattnn on bow ers to be erected and will not Cct. 13"Columbla at New York; Channel 8 this weekend will find ,«ck Injury. ' Gf^mma-r ^ Alslon ind Wallv C A \ SB KMOCKtf^Gr sffecl gra.ss on the football field. the Dodgers meeting the Cardinals "He had one foot on the boat a .Muon have done the Job much longer It might be before his S t s ’ Oct. 20 Cornell; Oct. 27 Colgate: T^B COVEfZ THE employers decided that a change Sufficient flood lighting will.^ be T M «*f 0 ft Pal OM today arid the Dodgers and Cubs mdhth ago," said Bretonnel. "He ^ "Rut it kills you to score all S.ANDTWE TR e AT- Cap' tftM fty NfA ftarwaa fti*. Answer to Previous PuzzI* Nov. 3 Dartmouth at Hanover; battling it out Sunday at 2. . b a l l i s T H E ’' of managers would solve their' available a t the area- approvesi bV wanted to go home after a fight thoae runs and wind up no better CANO h\Aa[3 has scheduled a motorcycle meet "I didn’t m ake any plays I acoi-ed It The reason Is a month gone—If a wrestling card at Nebo. * 1 niaE ialciaa , ..... J ,, . . .. ------t-1 for Royer. has been a sim ilar , Story—13-5, ‘ you don't count the ralned-out • ft * 14 Evening party 7 Devotee 130(30 ■ u a e s a ■ Cl Ei» Sunday afternoon. shouldn t have i^«de. reports the i-iig Frenchman, an awkward 110-7 and 8-6." games- and Hutchinson’s amaz­ THE EN-HRE athletic field at 15 Conditional 8 Flies aloft Sportin^g New.,. The baseball paper f,b„p. smothered Jones’wide swings; ing a.ssortmenl of minor league release from 9 Growing in 26 Toward the 42 Irish JERRY HOFE'MAN and Captain ’T "et him w ith his odd .style. ()UI)I.>’A n iI3 ', R l'N S in .suchf] Mt. Nebo Is enclosed.There are nobodies rind revivified veterans separate baseball iriW football prison mud sheltered side "confetti” Art Dexter are the leading hitters ™ I Jones fought all too little, pre-' • lu.sters wptild mean as much still are scratching and, clawing 16 Italian 10 Mohammedan 28 Ireland is 44 Puff up w ith W esleyan to date w ith .356 ------—T*...... I------,'*■'■'■*'’'11 ] 'o dive Into clinches that fqot as Chris Brasher fields at the Spring Street loca­ now .su^rvlsor of the men in blue. ■ . for the American League leader­ tion. ' condiment 11 Political called the 45 Fniit drinks and .350 marks. Wes plays Wil­ „ - _ ... nothing. Every time he<| .showciL In pacing Roger Bannister ship. It isn't possible, of course, W’restllng was revived by the 17 Laminated faction of Italy "Emerald 46 Lease liams today at Middletown . . cisionsciNons"f"o‘'r for r so ‘lo long n r',h that “ * " Hubbard H " h \" ‘'H‘ ____i_,. .___ in j the^'l'ate ______j rT .n .ls ' to ^ e ^ c ..i. .o r d mile, but they’ve actually gotten the rock 47 Fruit of the Plainvllle Stadium is also oper­ '"•r.s quick hsnds scored, i xTh** >'■"*> s Imlting average is Idea they’re going to stay up BAs ^ last winter and several 12 College olhcial finally halted the game and said, Wednesday night indoor shows 18 Spring bird 20 Clutches 29 Bamboolike palm tree ating sportsmen and hon-Ford race ,u . - 7 blm in the gvm and 1.7308. Stan Mu.sial is off with an there. grass 49 Roman date meets Thursday nights. Sunday's J Mn.nhw",m want to take him."him moane*;er .376 and am ong the leaders in hits, still is speechless, but we see 21 Onager 22 Heavy rods ly, one of Us has to, go. It breaks dciilOes. home runs and runs-bat- drillshed and placed at the ath­ 23 Exchange (Bib.) 51 Soothsayer non-Fords . . R.o c k y Marciano my heart to sa.v so, but the gu.v after the fight. "We tiirne'il him where one of his coaches. Johnny 22 Hairless down three times but we finally | ti’d-in. Moon, the .suiprise re­ letic -fields in Manchester, the 25 Rodent prem ium 38 Girl's name 53 Eyes (Scot.) claims being the world's heavy- who's gonna go is you."-’'Hey, Hopp. is quoted as follows in the went along to help th^ pi'omoter.' cruit, i.s b atting .364. 'The Tcxa.s Detroit News: BAs. promoted four cards at the 27 Native name ■ 24 Incline 40 Peruser 54 Type of boat V eight champion hasn’t altered i Cal," Yogi screamed, "don't thumb A. and M. sluinnn.s hit a 380-foot Princcjis Ballroom. tlie size of hfc hat band and “in-[me out. I'll be quiet, and besides, I knew he was an awkward strong • "This club will be no flash In the of Ireland giiv.” home run into tlic upper right pan. We've seen the best clubs in Santos has -assured Pongrats 31 Era 1 z 5 4 r ~ 4 7 r ” r ~ II !T“ tends to keep the title for a long you oughia know when I’m kid- field stand:; in Pitl.':burgh. and the BAs that he will bring In time.” In our book, and we havcjding. I'm .not ferociou.s.". .Hub- Ro.ver proh«bl.v will get more the league and have given them 32 Altitude (ab.) work as a- result of the ii|>set. "In his 13 years with the Cardi­ all tough games. W e've had no the best matches available. The ^ (? O O A \ fl.w York aiwl Stivers. B U G S B U N N Y ■’ previous manager bark home. Un- i and an adequate; hitter.’’ Uafthlncton. 18. I dec Bretonnel's wing, he knocked We recall that there were sl.v HU^—Avila. r.lftVf'lantt. 85; Fax BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES W a ilin p The th^rAannual National Golf Nine of: 16 Major League Clubs l e /mae \ TURN YER WtCELS ( OCAV, SLCW ' I'D DOMUCH b e t t e r \ BY EDGAR MARTIN out hiehly-ratod Tonv Anthonv at ' side gbinces wheri llutchlnaon said Minoik) and UrAth. ChlcaiDV. Rosrn. Day, sponsored by Life Magazine [ he might start the season with an Olrvftland and Bu.«by Wa.thinatnn. 32. OUT AN' s t p a is h t e n ' r - IT do w n... IP YOU WOULDN'T ; Jphnstown, Pa.. Feb, 2.5. Then Doublfft—McDougafa., NVw York. 9; PERHAPS >»OW) .w jli .CORA AND AA ,XWE (aEKWS ASPHOOEVUS" antiLtlie P.G.A. together with the I outfield composed of rookies Rill I'LL Swav'VA ... SET Movin' , YELL AT ME .O High Trackmen I he lost a dedision to Willie Pas- (Jroth. Chirac^ and Rlrxuin. Naw KW T' PAP< NOO'O WNCL THt PROCESSOR ARE EOOU ,VW DEAR, ^pcond annual Greater Manches- Tuttle and Al Kallne, the latter Voik. T - Tuiue, Detroit amt Bt-rra, ..Tter A m ateur golf championship trano at I>(ew Orleans, April 12, Have Better Marks Than Year Ago Nfw Y’drk. «. • [ IN THAT n > » OftD AWO WISE EWCXXbW AARSVtiCbE^ i only 19 and fhe veteran Jim Det- iWt NEftVl TO WEEP P 0 6 VtiORVi will be held at the Manchester , He was rgady to go hack to Tru»fi*»—Mmoao. ChiragA. 5: Hrgan. SPACE Down Portland France vhen he got his break. ' sing. This obviously was suicide. Clfvrland. 4: Buahy, Waahmgtdn. 3; Tm»6S OOT" Country Cffub on .Saturday, June 5. By BEN PHLEGAR >A’ct we see by the |iaper that Tut­ trn ptayrra llcone. .. Detroit ,and Vemori, a field of over 100 golfers a year feated Portland High yesterday af- nine' of the 16 teams find them­ hits for his fourth triumph with­ sing. «ho never before hit iniM-h ' B.«.on, 4 Ka- ago. and plans are being .made to temooi rt.a' / , selves better off than they were Select New Bovs of anvibing, anyw here. Is am ong line. Deirotl. 3: ten plsyrrs tiH with 3. accommodate an even larger num- West Side Oval, at this stage a year ago. out a los.s. the league’s top 10 hitters. Knitlie, , PUchln^ - t.enion cre^land and Iziiitaw t-i^psl. New Yofk, 5-0. 1.000:. t.arver, her when the great day rolls A1 Dark and ..Dori Mueller com­ Ihe hijl from Baltimore. Is filling . ,„Vork outs In the entire country in 1953 Lawrence Machia, Raymond D'otr only a game ami a half-off the J Garver, whose trick knee had iin- Batting—Mnzial. St. - l.e>uiz. .390; BY AL VERMEER •and Intends to keep Manchester , A i dle, M; Fergu.son, M. Time .55..5 pace of the first place White,.Sox. blanked the Phillies on eight' hits ■chin, Ralph Fletcher and George as he protected a one-run lead MICKEY FINN I t ’.s H is B a b y N o w ! / under close observation on Jup^ift Discing- 1. Watson, P; 2. Wler.smn, In lYif National'League the most j.dergorie an operation, wouM do b"S.*?iw; BY LANK LEONARD May. j fro m ,th e- first inning. Bobb.v much on the hill this year. Yet be- ,S70: Jahlonzki.i.St. Ijsifs. 3«S. MOTHER’S RIOHTJ s o I'L L N E E D ! in hopes that a new record for en­ M;-Wic.hman. M. Di.stance 126' 2". ■Yankees Rhnald Cowles, . Rob­ improvement has been made by A MAN LIKES ,12 FO R A n e w ; tries may be made. Pole vault -1. Cuny, M and the Cincinnati. Redlegs with the I Adams, who made the only hit off 'tween them, they won eight of the' Rune—Moon. Sr, txuU. 31: Muels).' PERMANENT.'/ r/llSIS ALL SO^ NOl PHIL'S NEPHEW FINN HAS ASSUMED THAT'S RKMIT.' ert'Cowles. Bruce Lavery. William ' Robin Roberta the night before. Tn ivers’ g e rs nfirst rsi i11 i victoiies.virfniles allnil runfull ,'? schoemllenei. ' l-o“'e. .2*: St Sauor. Lamle. 25: Chicago, Boll, Cin- '28: '1 OONT TO S E E WIS LJ T President Jim Kirkpatrick and Desrosler, M (tl8); 3, Shack M and Brown. John Prignano. ^ Joseph surprl.ririg. New York Giants a WANT DADDY exciting! will I FELT THAT WOULD AURESPONSIBIUTy ' IT'S HIS BABY c.Io.se rtinnerup. In 1953 the Red-f PP'"'*) with, s single and scored; lensth efforts, Walt Dixipo, thelcinnail 24 ’ the Board ,of Governors, in mak­ Robida, P (tie). Height 10’. Prignano and Edward Dell. rtune Batted In—Mueial, SK I..ouiz, .TO S£E TOU THE/ HAVE A < ATTRACT TOO MUCH 'FOR PERKINS FROM NOW! ing the course available to - the - ...... ‘""V. , ; legs were In.st, seven games be-' "ftrr « sacrifice and Giia Bell's club'.s l.nge first-baseman who was j . T O K Y r s ^ 220 yd. l uri—1. Cote, M; 2. .Sqirn- Card nals -Hugh Hami ton, Jo- ! k»oic.-. or , supposed to be such a dragging an­ 31; Aleton. St. lojuis^ 27; Bell, Cincin­ > W ITH ‘ POLICE ESCORT ] ATTENTION? THEV'RE , THE MINUTE THEY THEY come! public for this great occasion, hope i trito, M; .3, Muml? ■_ _ .1 hind \nvv thAV r# nnlv nn» Kinglf. nati and Jabinnskt. St. l,aruia. 28' Sauer. SUCM A phy, P. Time 24,6. seph Camposeo. J. H. Cui^y su'd j ‘^ey re only one game chor. isn't doing anything except Chtcago. KluexewekI, Clriclihvatl and UP FROM THE J COMWG UP VERV LEFT THE KLWK? that sll golfers in the area.'whcth- Half mile—l. Close M- 2. Michaud Robert Calneri though they are laying Knnte Philadelphia,'. 25 r D IR T Y TWO EX-BRA5 ES combined to | knock in runs. ,FACEJ jail? j«idkQUlETLy-IN A CAB? > — P- Time 2:05.3. Shot put Dodgriit Riehhrd Carrier, Don- skin-tight National A great many games remain to lute — Jabtnnaki. Si- Imiiia. 42: or riot, win talk advantage of this j ~I- Watson, P; 2, Karzses, M; 3. aid Carrier. Tom' Kelly, Gerirge trip Milwaukee at PUtaburgh. ‘ Muzlal. Sj. IXHite. 39 Mm>n. St. Louie... opportunity t,o' participate in Na­ Max Surkont^ w ent'• the distance! be pl.-vyed and one still has to feel .37. Mueller; Nes- York and' Srhoen. Bell; M. Distance 47’ 7';.". High Buchi Robert Mbiiarty. Edwin' The Giants, who moved into a th.nt the T igers will eventiiallv .seek ^ .. tional Golf Day.'.' , • Jum p - 1 . Salmond,. M: 2.'Jenkins Carlson, ■, Joseph Nkuriie'c, Robert virtual first place tie with Phila- against his former teammates and' thoi.. lev.l foe Inoo ^ of oitohioo.' Doubles—Snljer. Brookfvn. 10: .l.reen- picked up the, victory in the lOlh ineii level, for, lack of pltehing , ^-jncinnati and Mueial. St. l.oul». M: 3. Rowe. P. Height .5’ 2"..Jnvelin Denehy find Robert Gleason. ! delphia by winning their sixth depth, if hothing elae. Rut let us j 9 Aaron. •■Milwaukee. Mueller. New when pinch hitter Walker Coriper —1. Sqnatrito, M: 2. Sloan, M; 3. All the above named boys .will | straight last night, are 5'i games worj'\fc-no longer shout Hutchinson ■'" r ’*-, T.b*’'’’/’.* at'd ' AleU'q P erfuiite Leaguers M artin. M. Di.stance 122’ 1 ’, Relay report Vo their respective teams | better otf ^an in 19.53. doubled home Bob Skinner, . ..Art ituiiseau keeping his Job through the hot 1 “"•fVi>deS''rvin and''^ New 5'ork —Clote. Porter. K uhlm an and W htt- for practice. All boys named have The New York- Yankees vveather. . .I a?>d Schoendtenel. St. lynili. 3: eix . S e l e c t O f f i c e r s ham. Manchester, Time 1 :37.,3. not been; assured of places In the'■f trimmed Detroit 6-4 in. the oiilv Another attractive field “ ha.j ______j plfivFr* with 2. : ■ in ! day game .yesterday. In nIghU ac­ s - /f Broad .Jump— 1. Desroslers. M; 2.-f League and may wind up been assured for the sportsmab ' ■ r i llomf* St. lapuis. It: Ihe Farm League. tion Cleveland lieat Washington i i i « i v a ,; jinu May*. .New York; 1 7-2 and (Chicago shaded Philadel­ CAPTAIN EASY •lected president Of the Perfume Speedway. Art Rouseau of ■ Man- . ww -w 1 r a ■ 1 . C a n 't T a lk BY I.ESUE TURNER League for the 1954'-'55 season.' phia 4-3 in the American League. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS BOUT TONIGHT [Chester will be seen in car mim-I P ai'C * R o III h I R o b l l l 1 wT " ! . Fo!I5 BUT 30! 1 WOOLPM'T FglSHTEM BOBBY MRS. FKAVNE. WHY O h . T h a t! BY MERRILL C. BLOSSER .Other.'officers named were: Betty I 621. W eather conditlphs ! ^ [rlnnatl. Dark. N>w Y'*rk. and JahJon- KusinikyigstireUtry; Ekllth' Gordon, THE GIANTS defeated the " the WORLD'. I KNEW HOTHINfS HAVE YOU 8EC0IAE 50 Syracuse, N. 'Y.. May 15 (J>F- Sport Chatter .forced cancellation of meets! -•—^— , ., In'-t.,.. Rr.'^.kivg sod IT...M0 matter what nou found OOSW, JUNE----WEARINS YOUR treasnre9''*t»d Amy Ptrkey, puh- Chiba 9-6,' Brooklyn absorbed a 10’- HEM-JO HARSH WTH HIM? WHY FeCCKLES! N e w UPStiC-K th en ? y IT SO HAPPENS the Carmen Badillo, No. 1 contender .scheduled the last two Sundays ‘ " ‘^"'burj', N- Y.. May 15 iJ5— I Raechl Si Louie 4-<' l.tvi. Fowler BRlMdSUP OB NOME IN HI5 ROONt! CANCEL ms PAKTV,.AND 1 . - Ar e m t HAIR DIFFERENT? NEW SKIRT? ^PERFUME----- I HOUSE JUST lieity.,^.' . . ' . 1 thrashing by the Cardinals, Cin­ a t the Fairgrounds. F irst race 7,^*’. ^ **)'*'*.'■•*’'*• P'"*’? " bo hold six j and Nuxhall. nncinnatl. c.rteaom and mE*fiH05T‘ Wl.SMOOCHlS.'/ YOU . .NEW BLOUSE R OR MAYBE NEW BAINTED7 Tlie iKtgHe hdd its annual ban­ for the welterweight • boxing cinnati edged the Phillies 1-0 and STOP HIS VISITS WITH THAT'S ir/YtsuRE i BOBBY DIBATTISTQ’S base­ starts at 2:30. I .Vaster.* championships betwe’en ; Jao'en.^ NewW^rk and Pre.ekn, St. EPISODE. EASY? AND WHAT WWAT SAY I 60IN& lb SHOES ? quet recently at'the Italian Ameri­ crown, meets, middleweight Italo Pittsburgh broke a seven-game loiiiia. 3-11. 1 (lOii „ w e --« I sa y a m y - Tr y in g out a Cxf- ball entry In the Twilight L< ague them. Sam Snead and Jimmy Dem- ' strikeoute— Siwihn Milwaukee. 3*e ABOUT THE FIRE-V can Club. The hall yas cleverly S?rortlchini of Italy tonleht In a losing streak at the expense of YUTKRIIAV’a SK.srLTS J TWINS „ FERENT SCENT f 10-rourid bout • in the Onondaga will practice Monday night at 6 , .Nsliuhal aret. threatenevl to make a two- Roherte Pfiiladelphla. 38: Iladdlx. St. ABOUT i r ° ' decorated by Emma Aceto, Alma o’clock St- Nebo. All players are Milwaukee 3-2 in 10 innings in the . 9t. Ixiuie 10, BriH>klyn 1. . man show to^ay of, the Meadow laaiie. '35: Maglle. New York. .33: An- County War Memorial. Both fight­ W iniaiii8 P lans DIDN'T YtoU Kleinschmldt, Dot Baldygsa and '.Velcome. National League. i'ln c in n a il 1, P h ilad elp h ia 0. ! Brook Round Robin Golf Tourna- tonelll. New■ ft York. • ' . ■'t NOTICE ? R uth Hiiin.sk(. ers were expectetd to weigh A run In the ninth on singles by Pittabursh 3. Milwaukee 3 (10)! ! ment. around 151. New Y ork 9, .('h ic a sn 6. Neve York (Madison Squar* Mel Ciwfilng was the guiest APPEAL FOR A'OLUNTEEK j ^oss Michaels'and Minnie Mirioso A m rrira u T« PInv Today j Going iiito the fourth and next- speaker < and he also pivyicnted Little League baseba'Il umpires has [ Plu-s an_ error .enabled the ''b ite New York 8, Detroit 4. to'last round.' it was 'Snead out Garden)—Jacques Royer, .160»it ,SCIENTIFIC STARS B allm io re 7, B^.eton 3. ^ (Thatesu .TWerry. France, outnointe trophlea. First place trophies went found no response. No one to date i So'i to beat the AthleUcs and pu 1 C hlcacr. 4. P h ilad elp h ia 3. I a h e a d ‘rtf. the select 16 man field to the Black Magic team mem- I has volunteered to work the games ' * tfll Rxin*! ‘n front m the Amerl-- Cleveland 5. U'aehlnstnn 3. Baltimore. May 1.5 (2Pi Man-' with a score of'3 plut points, fob i *** *^'**1'*’,''^ * ^ * ''* ’^*’"**’ bera, Jennie Grenuno, Shirley Detroit —(NEA) —Dick Chap­ i Ihta ssason. A gr'o-p of 15 men is ' STANOl.NLS ager I^u Bqudreau and Ted 'Vil-! lowed by Demaret, the casual *” • ''•• W*- N atlaaal Jacobs, Blaite Haberistreit, Betty man. a nuclear physics' major al needed to sufficiently cover the ‘ ^" W I, INT GRL liams have decided the Boston Red j clothes-horse from Kiamesha Lake. !_____-' ■ Kusmlk; Helen MeCnnn and Alba Rice, is considered the key to the two leagues. •* credlU as a starter, pfeked up his Philadi-lphia ..... 14 10 .wn ’ Sox'hltting star is ready tb play I N, Y.. with 24, ■ Rohiskl— ' . Detroit Uons’ defenaWe ' tackle fourth vlctorj' while working in New Volk ...... 15 U today and now it is up to. the Bril- Both came nut' of .their head-to-I relief. Bnwiklyn ...... 14 11 V«'ail«sal Pniu.iekv (ivi) ; There still Is a metal pin in the I Porky 1 Olivnr of Lemont, 111., j am woKic Dancifig to the mugic of Tony jor problem of California fisher­ Boston. V VB Rix* m- oW;3 i nr Krekinr 13.2). ; left shoulder of the 35-year-old who’si been 'evel(ybody’s "cocsin." 1 Staffori Sipriatt H i CAN O’Bright and his orchestra topped men who yearn for better black A grand slam horn* run by Kj\ njicafoChicago at .n. w Vnrk —Kllppst«in i outfielder. It w,as put in during an Demaret had w|iat shaped up as | [ : L ' M T O N a very successful and epjoyable bass m ay have been aoit^ed by a [George Strickland-against Wash- PmUidriphia-Wrhrnrirr oP<"'*tion in Boston to arisist heal.; tougher oppositioiL in the defend­ B&NS transcontinental Air trip from Ten­ '.j ington made It easy for Bob Lem- (0601 v» MIlIrr (l-Ol. • V ing------pnd-’ ------recently**■* ------the top------of* the pij ing rtmmpioit, Cs)y Mlddlecoff; SpMway, Coils M S S S r fo |lie league Wishes to thank tie nessee. The shipment brought B a ttln g —Al D ark,'New?/York ; on of the Indians tq win his fifth Milwaiikr* at Pmebtiirgh-Buhl 10-2) ivas clipped Off. / v» luiw (3-31 - , ,1 Byroh/Nelson. Rosnoke, Texas, Admission many mcrchaiUB wifo ixmtributed brood stock of adult threudfln shad Giants, hit a home run jintr four of the yearj , a ” Awirrlraa ■ r rancher, and explosive Tom- 7IM *«.« ' prizes. i.- s highly rated baas fora.go fish. singles in five times at bat against It waa a long time in coming. New— Yt.rk al . D--tn.lt—Mr_ Duqsid SUHUI-.ASTIC B.AXER.ALL rilt. who is fist on the bottom . Adults'$1.20. (tax incl.) —-—- J, — for stocking in the warm inland the Chicago Oibs as the Giants but. when : the Cardinals iw ored-t?» ••’’'R il-i; H&rtfol-d B'JIkeley. 6, East H art­ Qf the standings-but ever danger­ Children 60c (ta x lACt) - Pecirf field ' San tUego,. CaHf. -Cecil Schnon-: waters.rs. 't^e__ baas___ „ gamesters______ha'I won______9-6. ' . / their first victory a,t Ebbet* Field ' 3.31 i ford p• ous: maker, li7. Log Angeles,outpoint-! everything there blit an adeqiikte Pitching-JA...... rt 1 Fowler...... Cincin-; - ...... since September of 1952 they did, rhiiartriphia »t ChicAgo-jTrlce i4-3) [ SL Thomas .(Blopmflcld)■ 20. C O R jy Sanction, •-,Sd JaVier iftab^lFace) Gutierrez. l(ve food supply.' Now fishermgni natl Redlegs. shut but Philadelphia■ it tn ftnf styl^. Sian Musial hit jHartford W eaver 7 Glastonbury 8.. F a o n i n g 4 ,v aw ....'ij •< B4Ufimnre-lri-v»ns»X tl-C» t ni.in.-iri. i Fr«« Paf^ing . f ^4 1 7 , Los Angcle^ 10. ' and fish giig jljappy. ' j , ' on eight hits for 1-0 vi.etqiyt | %his 11th home run and drove in ,. »» Larsm to-Sp or Aretlnw t(v i)i W ethersgeld 7, risinvU le 1 ^.uthlngton 13. RockvlUa 9 V . ; ■ , 1 - \ \ ■ . ■k. , ■ ' /•

PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY. MAY 15, 1»154 MANCHESTER EVFNIJ^G HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY. MAY !.■>. 1954 ...... PAGE ELEVEN Automobitea for Sale Business Services Offered 13 HeatihE— Plumbing 17 Household Goods 51 Help wanted— Male 36 Articles For Sale 45 Household Goods 51 Household Goods Si Machinery and Tools 5? H o u m s For Sale 72' Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 ■ in the English CSiEjinel, the yacht 194# CHEVROLET fordor sedan. Mother - Daughter and tta Royal Navy escort were GUARANTEED Top quaiit]) tele­ g u a r a n t e e d PLUMBING and DEPENDABLE, consci c n 11 o u a GIRL'S WHITE Chicago roller TWO MAPLE Beds, complete with BOLENS GARDEN tractor, deluxe Good tires, clean car. Excellent vision service. Calls received be­ heating. Jobbing and new work. springs and mattreaae*. MI. SIX ROOM single, fUmace heat, WALKER STREET - Charming two hours ahead of schedule. Alabama Men Classified workers. Must be'^over 25 i years skates, size 7 shoe. Slightly used WANTED DUE TO DEATH Handi-Ho modal, h.p. cultiva­ 38 BROOKFIELD STREET three bedroom home. Uvlng room running condition, Douglas fore 9 p.m. will be serviced same Joseph Skel(ey.MI.,4-30l4. '* old, 3-4861. good location, one car - garage.’ Banquet Held By T3'« new 6's million-dollar Bri­ married, for steady, year MI. 9-724*. Reliable, Honest, Person Selling like new. 18th C entiir/'' ' tors and sweeps. Used approxi­ Near Waddell School, *10,400. S. A. with fireplace, large dining room Motors. 3S3 Main. night. Ml. 9-1347. 'round work as service station at­ mately ten hours. Bhccellent con­ tannia . was due to weigh anchor LENNOX FURNACES snd warm TO TAKE 0VP:R Period dining room oval table, COMBINATION Gas and oil range Custom built 9'5 room English Beechler. Phone MI. 3-6949. and kitchen, enclosed rear porch, at about 9 a. m. i4 a. m. EST) Found Guilty Advertisements 1951 WILLYS Station wagon, six COMPLETE Hand and power lawn tendant. Good opportunity for right dition, *125. ML 3-8757 or Ml. oil burner, combination storm Baptist (Jiiireh air heating. Earl Van Camp. MI. man. Apply in person. McClure UTILITY TRAILER Reasonable. UNPAID BALANCE chairs, ’ hreakfront buffet, living with copper hot water tubing. 55 9-3967. Colonial on nicely landscaped lot, and steam up the Tharpes toTovy- cylinder; all metal, radio, heater, mower salea and service. Motora 9-5*44. gallon drum and pump. MI. MANCHESTER— Four room Cape windows, lot nlcelv landscaped CLASSIFIED ADVT. Auto Co., 373 Main. Call ML 3-7*83. MONTHLY PAYMENTS room Chinese Chippendale sofa 80’ X 170’. In excellent residential er Bridge, in the h6art of London. overdrive. Honest Douglas, 333 tuned ar overbouled. JPickup and 9-2123. section. First floor has large living Cod, oil heat, copper plumbing, 33 g«rage, amesite drive. Lovelv Here Elizabeth was to step into In Slave Case DEPT. HOURS PLUMBING and heating. New $17.63 .' The Community Baptist Church, Main. deliver} aervics. G.bson'a Garage. ELDERLY MAN to work at cigar ONFI ARMY 'i-ton trailer,', also I blue hroi-stflle-down cushions), Musical Iristniments 53 room, sun room, sun porch, dining gallon electric water heater, home for *13.500. Wm, Goodchild, a barge for the final 15-minute 8:15 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. Ml. 3-5012. work or repairs. Phone MI. 9 *541. 3 COMPLETE COMBINA’nON STOVE. Make an blinds, storm window*. Fully in­ Sr.. Realtor. MI. 3-7925 any time. 593 East Center St..' at the Green, 1951 CHBIVROLET deluxe fordor and news stand. Write Box G, e regular dump trailer. Keeney arm ch ai)S all slip covered — room, large kitchen with breakfast which was organized about 18 ride to Westminster Pier and a (Coatlnued front Pafo Om ) Ernest J. Morin. Herald. Garage, Buckland. offer. See H. M. Jones, 74 Spruce 8PINB7T PIANO, just taken In sulated, ameaite drive, extra large sedan, black. Local one owner JA.MES A. WOODS. Appliance ROOMS OF BRAND Howell rhi'ome kitchen set, brown room and lavatory: a^ond floor, MANCTHESTER — 2 family — 2nd months ago, held Ha first Mother short trip by carnage to Bucking­ St. trade, has M-note keyboard rec­ corner lot 380' frontage. All ultili- that he died three days later. An COPY CLOSING TIME car. B'ully equipped. .Douglas Sales * Service. 3*3 Center St. NEW FURNITURE P x '12 rug, ro.se 11 x 11 nig and three large bedi'oomi*, including flooi; 6 rooms vacant. Country liv­ and Daughter banquet last night, ham Palace. STEADY REUABLE mi ' ;per- TWO PANEL Pantry door 6'*” x ommended by' teachers, good master bedroom with dressing ties. Price *9,990. Phone Barbara FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Motors, 333 Main. MI. 9-191*. MorinE— TruckinE 30 " complete with double swing Beautiful Westinghoiiae Elec. Wood* Agency. MI. 9-7702. ing. Large lot with shade tree*. under the sponsorship of the In London, crowds camped on autopsy report showed pneumonia manent work for sales -vice miscellsneoiis. mecha leal condition, only *395. room and lavatory, tile bathroom rain-swept sidewalks through the MON. THRU FRI. S to ra E e 20 of tires. Experience he but hardware. *5. *29.95 Thayer strol­ ' Bcfugci'otor Machinery and Tools 52 36 months to pay. Piano Two-car garage. Highland Park Women's, Society of the Church, as the cause of hia death, but Ao- '51 FORD CUSTOM V-8 4-DR. Beautiful Bedroom Suite and powder room; third floor, large section. City water and sewer. with one hundred mothers snd night to make sure of»a front, row 10:30 A. M. not essential. Apply Nl Tire ler with shopping bssket, like .54 Brookfield .Street Company, 317 Asylum Street, MANCJHESTER — Dutch colonial. aooiate State Toxicologist Nelson LoadM, Pui rs like a kitten. Don't WASHING MACHINE repaired. AUSTIN A.. CHAMBERS CO., Beautiful Living Room Suite WE BUT-Sell-Trada-Rent power bedroom and storage apace. Garage TTiree bedrooms, oil heat, garage, Price *13.*00. Phone MI. 3-6273. daughters pi-esent. place to greet the Queen; her hus­ Ml. 9-9757. Co.. Inc., 1099 Main p.m. new, *15; *35 t)iree-wheel bike, atiirdsy and .Sunday Hartford. JA. 8-6696. In basement, hot. water oil heat, Grubbs said he found wounds on SATURDAY 9 A. M. miss this one. local and long distance moving, good shape *10; *.35 chain driven BeautlKil Dinette Set mowera, chain aaw«, tlUara, gar­ nice lot, *12,900. Cape Cod, 4 Brae-Burn. - As the mother* and their Chil­ band, the Duke of Edinburgh, and Venetian blfhda, weather atripped. Thompson's leg* and left thigh. packing, storage. Call MI. 3-51*7. child's tractor with snow plow Beautiful,’'De Luxe" Range den ^ractors, outboiarda, power rooms, hot water oil heat, com­ dren gathered around the tables their children. Prince Charles and Both Dial brothers were con­ ’49 CHEVROLETT CONV. GUNDFIR'S T.V. Service, available Hartford CHapel 7-1423, Owner CENTRAL - - Six I-oom home, Princess Anne. TOUR COOPERATION WILL any time. Antenna conversiona. Salcsmenrn'anted and dirt lift. Like new, *15 MI Instead of -Westinghoiise Elec. Re­ ATTB:NTI0N f-adies! Slip-covers toola. Terma arranged, ^ p itol ACTROSONIC Spinet piano, like bination storms and acreens. Ex­ the sun was stilj. shining, lighting victed of conspiring to hold A dream boat. Custom fini.shed. frigerator If you prefer Equipment Co., 38 Main Street. new. Call PI. 2-7721. screened porch, oversized garage, BE APPRECIATED Power top. loaded. Very low price. Phllco factory supervised service. 3-5248. and drapes cbqtom made. Re-up. cellent condition, *10,500. A. R. up the blos-soming shrubs on the The police were ready for up Thompson and CkJy Lee Tonksly, MANCHESTER — Package Deliv­ AUTOMOBILE Ruga, Lamp.s, Tables, Linoleum and bolstering. Bbautlful fabrics, large play area. Hmken wall Tel ML 9-14*6. ' ery. LoctU light trucking and Mitchell 3-6518 Wilkie A Co. MI. 9-2461, MI. 9-4389 flame burner, gas water heater, ground* and the tables gay with to one million people to crowd the 25. Klondike, MIssa in Involuntary 20 e^. DISCOUNT on all steel lAwn Few Other Articles prints, stripes, so1it|a. Expertly SMALL SIZE player piano includ­ lilaes and tulips. Long tables and royal route home, but some Dial MI-3-5121 .51 k a is e r , DE LU.XE package delivery. Refrigerators, SA is MEN. WANTED USED GRAVELY garden tractor. ing rolls, in good condition. Rea­ aluminum combination windows. servitude, compelling them to RUBBISH AND Ashes removed. mowers, wheelbwrows, Iswn rol­ finished; j-5 down,\82 weekly;-, 1 WEST END Large alx room Cape small,ouea seating four, filled eveiy thought the weather man’s threat work by act,* of force, and violence. ,Crs.sh dash. Loaded. Long mile­ washers and stove moving a Ford-'Dealership has opening fo r ' , EVERYTHING Call MI. 3-4505, sonably priced. Call MI. 3-4749. 175 ST. JOHN ST. —You cannot Many extras. Owner* moving out age for the sedate driver. General cleaning of attics, cellars lers and spreaders. C. J. Morrison balance one year to |«jt. Call ' I COD. three or four bedroom, tile available apace in the auditoiiuin of more rain and the attraction The jury in addition found Fred specialty. MI. 9,0752. live V ice aggre.s.sive salesmen. We Paint Co.. 3*5 Center St, THE UNPAID beat the location, you can­ of town. Madeline Smith Realtor. and yards. Call M and M Rubbish JAckson 2-77*6 or JAcksorf-6-0154. USED BALERS, new Holland, No. MUSIC Ir-trumental ranfal. Com­ I kitchen, ceramic tile bath, fire­ MI. 9-1642, 9-1148. Pi-ogiam* at each plate were of dry seat* in front of television Dial guilty of peonage by forcing •51 HENRY J wiK train. Here i.s sn opportunity BALANCE i^RICE Out of town reverse charge*. ■ not equal the value In this place, combination aluminum removal. MI, 9-9757. 77 and No. 76, also one 195! John plete line of Inatnimenta. Rental two and one-half year old Cape adorned with varl-colored paper sets might keep thousand.* home. Thompson to work for him In pay­ Lost and Found 1 Like ne.pr. 14.000 miles. A bar­ to join a progressive modern, or­ ONLY $488.26 windows, beautiful picnic area. TWO FLATS, 5 and 5. immediate flowers and lace doilies snd hand- Prime Mini-ster Churchill, who ment of an alleged debt. • MANCHESTER T. V. Service, PaintinE— PaperinE 21 ganization with plent.v of i-oom for IX)OK .SMAIJ. ELEtTRIC Frigidaire' Deere wire tie automatic baler. applied to purchase prick. Rep­ Cod, Six rooms (two unfinished) gain at our price. Free storage until wanted. Free TTie perfect machine for baling resenting Olds, Selmer, Bach, CJ,ose to bus, schools and shop­ vacancy, .second floor, aluminum lettered in gold. joined the-Britannia in the Eng­ Oscar Dial faces a maxlihujn FOUND—2 fcllowa who will wax, radio' and T.V. specialtets since advancement and Increased earn­ WE SAY AGAIN range for sale. Like new. Call .MI features, picture windows, • awn­ POWER MOWERS delivery. Fi-ee set up by our own straw. Shepard Farm Equipment Pedler and Bundy. Metter'a Muaic ings, loads of extras. Ixivety ping. Phone Barbara Woods Agen­ storm and screen window’s. Near The pastor. Rev. .lohn R Neu- lish Channel vesterday snd stayed sentence of 10 year* and Fred Dial wash and clean out your car for •51 DODGE 2-DR. 193«. Houst set V' c ' Sll JJ.ut ings for men who can qualify. reliable men. 9-4416. cy, Phone MI. 9-7702, bus, *9,800. Madeline Smith, Real­ of 15 years in prison, in addition only S3. For service telephone MI. PAINTING AND No Monev Down *2 Weekly Co., Rockville, Conn. Studio, 177 McKee. Ml. 3-7500. wooded lot In psrk-Iike surround­ bert. gave the hleasing snd Mrs. the night.'had to slip off the yacht Beautiful green. A cream puff. MI. 9 *6*0 or MI. 3-4607, DILLON SALE.S * SERVICE tor. MI. 9-1842. 9-1146 Neubert was the efficient tosaV- to fines. #.0751. PAPER. HANGING BUDG ET. CENTER No Pa.vment.a To Ranks GAS OIL COMBINATION Florence ings. Excellent GI mortgage FOR SALE -Seven-room single in the Thames to hasten to Ixin- '51 .STUDEBAKER V-S 4-DR. .119 Main Street 91 Center Street or Finance Companies range. White, good looking, good available. Jarvis Realty Co. 654 mtatreaa for the banquet. T he don in time for the second- snd Tanksly testified that he was ANTIQUES Refinished. Repairing See Mr. Johnston house. Good condition throughout. beaten on the Dtal farm, and forced FOUND- Male pup, white and liRht Black. H.vdramatic. loaded. done on any furniture. ' Tieman, JOHN M. McCANN Ml-1-4164 Phone Me Immediately condition. Call MI. P-6743. Notice Wanted— To Buy 58 Cepter St. MI. 3-4112, Ideal for couple w’ith children. w-Omen of the church prepared the official- greeting at Westminster m fAl. which Included tomato juice, to join In whipping otjier Negro brown. Call Dog Warden. MI. Worth 8300 more than our asking 189 South Main St. Phone MI. 30 laurel Street Fenced inrback yard with play­ Lots For Sale 73 Pier. . , 8-4540. price. HARTFORD CH-7-0.'’,58 FRIGIDAIRE FOR Sale. Rea-son- ApuliHc hearing will'lie held by MANCHESTER—Two-family house, chicken a la king on biscuita, mold- As dawn. broke, hundreds hf farmhands who tried to escape. 3-5643. Situations Wanted— WANTED Bunk beds with or with­ *9,950. Dutch colonial, West Side. room in basement of 2-car garage. !COVENTRY, Conn., Route No. Tel. MI-3-7388 or Ml-3-6738 After 7 P. M. CH-6-46H0 able. Also plaver piano rolls lOc the ^own Planning ■ Commission Drive by 106 Russell Street for a ed rranberi'y aslad, f^tato chips, small craft yachts, motor boat* .Never RerelTMl Pay LOST—Diamond engagement ring| .50 STUDEBAKER ’'5'' FURNITURE Reftnlshingi antique ______Female 38; Boats and Anessories 46 See It Da.v Or Night each. -MI. 3-5526. WednMday evening. May 36, 1954 out mattresses. Call MI. 9-3609. *12,800. Garrison colonial, East I 44-A. Corner lot 70 x 200, cleared, cheese, ice rream. cupcake*, tea. and even rowing skiffs jostled He said Oscar Dial paid hia solitaire, yellow gold band. Finder Side, beautiful throughout. *16,900. look! Call MI. 3-*322 for appoint­ I good neighborhood. Real value at A doll. This car Is equal to new. If you have no means of transpor­ at 8 P.M. In the-HearinU Room of ment to see the Inside. coffee and milk for the little onea. for places in the Thames to watch *21.25 fine for drunkenness to get Call MI. 8-«5«l. Reward. andL n d " ‘ ruahed.n . '2,.V‘’*rn«?.’ Anson F. Thorp. i PAINTING, E xten or'in d T n t^ i^ . 12 BY. SEMI V bottom pl.vwood 9 X 12 AIJ. WOOL hand hooked the Miinlrlpal Buil'diiiR to consider Ranch home almost new, *2.000 \ *775. 7 miles to Manchester Post A group of the men of the church the. Queen go by. him released from a Meridian, and ruahed Anson r. Thom . paperhanging. Ceilings refinish: Cu r t a in s I>aundered and Ironing i very lightweight, atrongly built, tation. I'll send my auto for you; ’.54 WILLYS Phone Mitchell 9-5735. tjig. one year old, *1,50. Ml til* following proceed zone Rooms Without Board 59 down. Coventry, nice little home NICE SIX ROOM single, large I Office. Inquire 130 Pearl St., Man­ served *a waiters. •Miss., jail—promising to pay him ed. Wall paper books on request. done in my home. MI. 9-4333. • , good condition. MI. 3-8*63. No obligation. 9-.5090. chester. Tel. MI. 9-4143. The first morning trains and chenges: plUB large glassed porch and ga- rooms, oil heat, in excellent con­ Mr*. Frank Carpenter, president *3 a day. Tanksly said he never Announcements Save lots of Estimates given. Fully insured A— L— R— E_R_T— S AT THE CENTER. Pleasant ; rage. Full price. *5900. *1000 hu.ses brought thousands more COMPLETE REPAIRS by Stuart i 1. To chknge from Rural Resi­ dition. Big lot with garage and of the Women's Society, welcomed people into London to join those received any money d'oring tha R. Wolcott on wringer and auto-1 Call Edward R. Price. Mitchell RBILIABI-E Woman, day care of SAILING PRAM, fully equipped, 41-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD room*, single or double. Gentle­ down. Many more li.stings of all MANCHESTER GREEN. Westland RALEIGH COUPONS — Redeem I S 4 t f 9-1003. child, in mv home. Enclosed yard, 1 Extras. MI, 9-9563. Inquire 599 No dence Zone t(i Residence Zon^-NAA, men. 14-16 Wadsworth Street. out building*. Priced right. 8. A. St. Choice half acre with excellent the mother* and daughters and who kept the all-night vigil. They 2 'j months he worked on the matic washing machines, vacuum { all or part oAon atea on the we>t- kinds. TTie Ellsworth Mitten Agen­ Beechler. Phone MI. 3-6969. jou r coupons here in town. Select Vicinity of West Middle Turnpike. Main St. TO BE SOLD AT cy, Realtor, MI. 3-6930. view. Owner, Belcher, BU. 9-1007. wamily tfianked all \vho had given headed for vantage spots by the farm, and was released when he TOWN MOTORS, Inc. cleaners, motors, small appll-. MI. 9-2395. j ------*------NO NEED TO JOIN A CLUB erly side of W j^ys Street bounded ^EWLY DECXIRATED, Beautifully so much of their time, lo Insure the river or streamed into Whitehall became 111. your premium, carry it home with ances. Welding 180 Main street. PAINTING AND Paperhanging. FOUR ROO MCape Cod with shed you, no postage, no delay. V'isit 4,5 West Center Street Satisfaction guaranteed. 35 -years westerly by a \llne drawn 400' fumlahed and apacloua room. The CLEARED BUILDING lot 150’ x success of the affair, asking Mrs. and the gaily• decorated Mall, the The government charged that Phone MI. 9-6678. I>ADY DESIRES work as mother's , Top Quslity Fumitura westerly snd parallel to the west­ mbat complete light houaekeeping REAL VALUES '-j dormer!. Good location. ^ acre of 200. Beautiful site for ranch home, our store for premiums for I>a- MI-3-8,5.57—Corner Cooper St. experience. Orders tsken for out­ Building Materials 47 land. MI. 9-9635. Han.v BasklnJ, chairman of 'the two main streets on the Queen's Thompson died three day* after a helper. Call MI. 3-766*. Brand Name Appliances PUBLIC erl.v street line ofxAVyllys Street; facllitiea available In Mancheater. located on' South Road, Bolton, brief route from the pier to the Rosa. Klrkman, Bor’dens, Octagon, Open Evenings Until 8 P. M. ALL KINDS of antenna work. Call side work now. Call Raymond For *5,000 Thiee rooms, hath. food'r.'mimittee and other* to arise severe beating In May, 1953. Wit­ Hegrth Clfb. Mrs, Filberts, Trudeau. MI. 9-1614. I U.SED I.UMBER 3.50 ft. of 1 X 10, and TV at Tremendous Savings northerl.V by the Misting Resi­ You will marvel at the cicanlineas overlooking Bolton Notch. Ap­ and take a bow. Mr*. Wallace Guib# palace. nesses testified he was tied by the Art* Pjiiney, TV Antenna '.lecial- -1 *20 : 200 ft. 1 4 'j, *10; 200 ft. Insulated, artesian well, good spot Raleigh. Potterton's, 130' Center Ask for Steve, Nelson; Doe lat, Salea and 'Service. Very fair X dence Zone A A on ^ r te r Street; of this building. Children accepted. for retired couple. MANCHESTER proximately mile from lake. read an appropriate aitlcle on Most of the all-night crowds neck, feet and waist to a bale of used hard pine flooring, *,5; .1,5, CHAMBER.^ FURNITURE ea.sterly by the weswriy street Central. . Priigd ao reaoonable MI. 9-0851, St., Manchester. Low Easy Terms W'lth The pricea. Tel. Ml. 9-4772. Situations Wanted— AUCTION mothers w hich w’aa both humorous were women. Some carried babies. hay and beaten by eight men with EXTERIOR PAINTING only. B’ree 6 x 6 hand heWn chestnut posts. . SALES line of Wyli.vs Street and souther­ you'll gaap! Be -ffure and see this For *10,900 Four room expand- U *12,500—New 4-robm ranch. Full And thought-provoking, listing sll Warned by the rain-drenched ropes. Friendly Bank of Manchester estimates. MI, 9-13*3. .Male 3f) 12' long. *2 each: one, 2'8 " x'6'6" ly hy the existing Business Zone I one. Mr*. Dorsey, U* Arch St. , able Cape Cod in tip top condition basement, convenient to bus, shop- WEBB'S TV — 17 Maple S t7T w ^« At The Green by order of Court of Com­ LOT 50 X 100 at Coventry Lake. the many things that mothers do rigors of camping out for the Seven men, all related, originally houae call. AH' work fully (piaran- door with hardware. 55: one. 3'0" and Residence Zone A on highland on large lot. About (2.500 cash ping, etc. An Ideal home for „an Personals ’ 1956 MERCURY club coupe, radio PAINTING—Exterior and interior YOUNG MAN desires part time Mitchell 3-5187 mon Plea.s May 22nd, 19.54 TWIN~BEDROOM andT Mt^h^U. MI. 3-4831. for their children. Jacquelyn a'rid coronation last June, they came were indicted in the case but U. S. ------:------I and heater, excellent condition. teed. Call MI. 9-6535 fpr quick I j X 6'*" flush dqor with hardware, i Stre in part by earh. should do it to an approved nuyer. older couple. Patricia Ballard, young daughters prepared with blankets and flas)ow honest aervice. 9-9773. I dens. Tel. MI. 3-8454. at 2 I’. .M. on the premises gentlemen. Parking. MI. 3-i724. of Mr. and Mr*. A. W. Ballard, sang of hot tea snd coffee. The first charges were withdrawn against young children, 'Transportation' paymenta. Bob Oliver haa the beat dence Zone to Residence Zone^AA, For *13,500 Six room ciislom a duet, unaccompanied. Mra. Robert arrivals claimed places at West­ WIRING INSTALLATION and re­ a parcel of land with the built Cape Cod on bus line. Large *13.500-199 Woodbridge St, Six Resort Property For Sale 74 three "for the time being.” and fumlahed. Mrs. Leia Tybur, direc­ at Center Motor Sales. PAINT AND Paperhanging. Time SMALL ELECTRIC Norge Vefrig- j all or pai’t of an area on the Mst- M. Johns, contralto and Misa Louise minster Pier 21 hours before the tor. Pbons MRchell 9-5767. pair of small electric appliancea Diamonds— Watches— erly side qf Wyllys Street bounded kitchen, plenty of cupboard apace room Cape Cod, basement garage. ether,, would he tried later. payments. Financing arranged Dogs— Bird.s— Pels 41 erator, suitable for cottage, *20. * huildini; thereon located on ROOM FOR Rent. Private home. ANDOVER. BOLTON, Coventry — Tracey, aopiano. also sang a duet. Queen was to land. 1949 CHEVROLETS 4 doora (2», and fixtures. Clarence G. Smith, Jewelry 48 eaalerl.v by a line drawn 400' ea.'‘ bnd many extras. A roomy home w’ith one bath down, Sumter County is in a rich agri­ MRS. ZQPPI, reader and adviser. Wm. Dickson A Son. Phone MI. Electric automatic Sunbeam i of! I the ea.slerly side of Squir­ 224 Charter Oak. MI. 3-8368. second bath up neaily completed. Waterfronts *8,000 and up; near Andrea L. Gooley. a sophomore at cultural aectlon on the edge of 1950 Ford club coupe, 194* Ford 21 Knox St. Phone MI. 3-8423. 9-0920. .SIAMESE Sealpoint kittens, *20. feemaker. like new, *17. BabV erly and parallel to the ea.slerl All welcome. 256 Franklin Ave., Foi'-. *13.900 Six room Colonial Four bedrooms. Excellent mort­ waterfront *1,700 and up. New list- M.anchester High School, gave the FEELS YOUNG AT 84 Alabama’s black belt. station wagon, 1947 Ford tudqr. Stud service. Fenros Cattery LEONARD W. YOST. Jeweler, re- I bassinette, like new. *4 MI * rel Trail, Waterfront Park, street line of Wyllys Street; south- FURNISHED R(X)M for rent near Miasotw, Poland i,T>--Residents ncroaa from the Art theater. For H A I RADIO-TV Service. Service pairs, adjusts watches expertly. with 2 car garage on good lot. gage available. Ing* always needed. Welle* Agen­ toast to the mother* and her 1948 Studebaker, 1950 Nash, 1948 Rockville 5-9131. 9-6647. ■ ! eil.v by the northerly street line of Main street. Gentleman pre- Mother. Mrs. Walter (3ooley. an­ of this little village are proud of appointment call CHapel 6-6735. charge *3-50. Tel, MI. 9-6665. Gary Reasonable pticea. Dpen daily. ^Coventry, Conn. Highland Street westerly by the rred. MI. 9-2170. 9 Hazel St. Garden .space and fruit trees. cy, Coventry. Tel. PI. 2-6*72. FUNERAL MOND.AY Pontiac aedan, 1947 Plymouth lamonaco. Courses and Cla.sses 27 other to the daughters. Mrs. Jozsfa Stanktewici, 134. sedan, 1942 Chevrolet aerosedan f i'i'HE NEW MANCHESTER Pet Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce PEG RICHMOND, 52 Mt. Nebo easterly street line of \Vyllya Danbury. May 15 igY--Funeral YOUNG LADY desires ride from t A.^ certain piece or parcel of NORTH END—Pleaaant room for For *16.400 -xNew 6 rr.om Gar- .Six room ranch style FOUR ROOM insulated cottage, oil The program was Interspersed whom mkny belteVe to be the • looks like 1948 model). Honest DOORS OPENED, keys fitted, TRACTOR TRAINING Service, is!I Center. 995 Main St., invites vou street. Mitchell 9-4387. Place, has Victorian dressers. ; rtreet; northerly by the aoulher- heat, hot water, beach privileges, services are scheduled for Monday vicinity Hilliard and Broad Streets to visit pets of all kinds, chn- land yrith all hiiililings thereon with breakfast if desired. rison Colonial, excellent onnatruc- Bolton L*kf. Baaily V. ith chorus singing of appropriate oldest woii an in Poland. Placed In for H. Gordon Pilkington. 51. prin- to Hartford Center. Hours 8:30 a. ' Douglas, 333 Main. copied, vacuum cleaners. Irons, selecting men in this area to be • small late commode, glasa and l.v street line of Porter Street. tlon. Large lot, near bus and school. Iyear around home. decorated Inside and out. Very necticut bred Parakeets, MI. atandihg, situated on the east- 3. To change from Residence Pbohe MI. 9-2158. songs, set to fantlllsr tunes. ' a home for old people, she ran cT?>al of the Locust St. School, who m. • 4:45 p, m, MI. 9-2800. guns, etc-, repaired- Shears, trained for high pay jobs as diesel china, etc, for sale. Please call. 100’ lakefront. Sandy beach. reasonable. PI. 2-8098.' BWRV one day because she said she 1953 OLDSMOBILE Super *8 con­ mechanics, tractor, bulldozer op. ' 9-4273, Hours Monday through Garden— Farm-—Dairy erl.v slitf of .Squirrel Trail Zone B to Industrial Zone, all or Pastor Neubert a inounced that died Thursday night at Danbury knives, mowers etc-, put into con­ For Further Information the fathet'a and sons propose to felt young and did not like to live EXPERT FOUNDATION garment vertible, powder blue, radio, heat­ erators, parts men and many * Friday, 10 to 6 ;30, Wednesday Producl.s .^0 ANTIQUES Bought and sold. I known aitd designated as lots part of an area on the westerl.v Hospital. He was a native of Fait er. hydramattc, white walls, low dition for coming needs. Braith- closed at 2 p.m. S. A H, Green No. 24 and No.»2.5 Section H Aj^rtments— Flats— have a get-together in the form with old people. She says she has River. Maia., anfl was principal of aervice. Individual attention. For waite. 52 Pgarl' street. other jobs in this rapidly expand­ Towne House Antiques, 72 Bissell ; side of Regent Street beginnlnif at call *14.200—Exceptional six (2 un­ Suburban For Sale 75 mileage. Private party. Financing ing industry. If you are mechani­ stamps. WELL ROTTED cow manure, flat on a plot -of land entitled a point 140' soutii-.rly front' the Tenements 63 of a hot dog roast In the near never been 111 snd has had three Suffield Junior High School for appointment call Mrs. Alda R. wall stones, loam, and firewood. Street, Manchester, Conn Ml i finished ) loom Cap# Cod with hase- Adams, MI. 3-8160. can be arranged. Call MI. 3-7609. cally minded and want increased 3-761*. "Waterfront I5»rk.” South Cov­ southerly street line of . ■ ililllard A LICE (’LAMPET fi'tyre. with perhapa a magician h’.i.ihanda. She would like .to marry three years before coming here In WIRE HAIRED Terrier, female, 4 I-eonard Giglio. MI, 3-70*3, . entry, Conn., plviperty of the THREE RC^MS, heat, hot water, menl garage. Many plu.s features VERNON—Tops in location, tops rs entertainer. He said he believed again, but says It would not he 1936. He was president of Ute Con­ 1952 FORD * cylinder custom line ROTOTILLER earnings you owe it to yourself to Street and Including lot* 132-133. electricity and cooking fuel, Vene­ Realtor and extras make this a very de­ in value. CYistom built 7 room WANTED-Riders from Manches­ months old. A.K.C. registered Waterfront itealt.v.Co. Drawn 134 and 135 of a tract'knowp as the-se mofher-daughter father- fitting to marry a man much necticut Railway Historical So­ tudor. lustrous blue finish. Rsdlo, find out whether or not vou can Call MI. 3-54.39. RHUBARB, B’reezing or cajining, tian blinds. Adults. Available May sirable home. Convenient to the home, only 2 years old. I>ocsted ter Center to Pratt A Whitney, B'OR HIRE qualify. For full Information with by S|>err.v and Buell, C. E., Oak Park, bounded ■'northerly by Phone MI-9-4543 son banquets are one of the im­ younger than she is. An uncle died ciety. Suialving are hia widow, heater, overdrive. I..ncal owner. 1.5 lbs, *1. Rhubarb roots, 6 for *1. Nolitv .lime, 1934, revised November, 15. MI. 9-9026X Hartfoi-d bus. in Vernon Heights. Features four and a daughter. south parking lot, hours * to 4:45. no obligation and to arrange con­ PUPPY, spayed.female, 6 months MI. 3-5698. O'Con/or, 171 Union. lots 98, 99, 100 lot a distance of portant way* of bringing the fami­ at 150, she says. Call MI. 9-9356 after 5. Only 24.000 miles, *1,195 full price. with operator. Lawns, Gairlcns 1935 and recorded in (.^iiventr.v bedrooms, ceramic tile bath, large lies into the fellowship of the See Bob Oliver today at Center venient confidential personal in­ old, black, part Corker and part Invitation to Bid 1.50', more or lekS; westerly hy lot ' living room and dinlrfg room, half terview in your 'ity. address re- VB’GETABLE Plants: tomato, cab­ land record and luuinilisl and 136 for a distance of 187’, more or Business 'Locations MANCHESTER church. He also spoke of a num­ WANTED -Ride to Travelers In­ Motor Sales. B'ree Blstiniates—MI-3-6144 Beagle. Phone MI. 9-3.557. Sealed propo.snl* for the trana- deMTlbed as follows to ^ wit:' *15,500—Six room ranch, garage, an acre lot. Convenient to high- plies to: Tractor Training Serv- bage. lettuce, broccoli, kohlrabi, pi i tation of Manchester school le.ss; southerly hy Regent Street For Rent w’sy and new grammar school. ber of new bonks In the church surance Co. from vicinity of Hem­ ice. Box X, Herald. pepper and egg. Krause's Green- northerly by lot No. 23 in 'spid for a distance of 150.20*': easterly patio, split-rail fence, new carpet­ librarv that *re especially helpful lock St. Hours *.- 4:30. Ml. 3 *3*1, 1952 CHEVROLET deluxe fordor pupils from Sept. 8. 19.54 to June J l \ Two new lanch homes that are Ow’ner must sell for business rea­ sedan. Green. Radio, heater. Ex­ BULIJ50ZER snd loader work. Live Stock— Vehicles 42 hou.se, 621 Hartford Road. MI section, KM) ft.; easterly h.v lof^s bv Regent Street for a distance of FOR RENT—Small \tore, 23 Oak ing in the living room and halUvay, in bringing up children, which the 22. 195.5 v'.ll he received until No, II and No. 12 in said see\ nearing completion. Pin chaser may city water, citv sewer, sidewalks, sons, Below replacement at cellent condition. Price *1.175, Landscaping and grading. Reason­ 9-7700. 194.85’. Street. For information call MI. i *15.800. Jarvis Realty Co., 654 niolhers may borrow If they will WE BUY COWS, calves and .beef Friday, May 28, 1954 at the bffire tion. .50 ft.; soiilherl.v hy lot No. have choice of detoialing. One is curbs; GI mortgage available. HOUSE PAINTING Automobiles for Sale 4 Olsen, 73 Alton St. MI. 9-0249. able rates. No Job too small. Call Private Instructions 28 of the Bii.aine.as Manager of the 4. ' To change from Residence 9-1690 or MI. 9-8094. Center St. MI. 3-4112. apply to him. MI. 9-0650 after 5 p.m. cattle. Also horses. Piela Bros. B’OR SALB: — Asparagus roots, 26 In said section, lIMt ft.; and Zofie A to Business Zone II, all or located on Greenwood Diive. The EXTERIOR and INTERIOR 194* OLDSMOBILE Six sedan Tel, Ml, 3-7405. vegetable plants. Ill Demlng St. Board of Ediication and then pub­ westerl.v h.v Squirrel Trail, .30 LARGE STORE for rent'with base­ BEB'ORE YOU Buy a used car licly opened .and road aloud. pert of an area on the easterly other on Woodland street. Many BOLTON HIU^IDE, 6 room split • Expert Workmanship •Over 50 Years’ Experience Sea Gorman Motor Sales. Buick coupe. Hydramatlc, new rings, STONE, BRICK, fireplace and ce- ACCORDION and piano taught in MI. 9-0692. ft., said premises are subject to aide of .Main Sti cet beginning al ment, desirable tocatlon. Suitable SUN’XY VIEW DRIVE. VER- ment work. Call MI. 9-5451 or MI. your home. MI. 9-5144. Routes snd niqre detailed informa­ certain restrictions appearing for any business. For Infi^matlon, other listings. level home, large living room, WE HAVE MEN WORKING IN THE MANCHESTElt AREA Salea and Service;, 285 Main good tires, written guarantee. No the .northerl.V stieet line of Waah- .N’ON’. OPEN SUNDAY 1-8 P, M. fireplace. ’Ifoungatown kitchen, Hopeless Deadloek down payment; *5.90 weekly. Cole 3-5042. Articles For Sale 4.'5 TOMATO PI.ANTS, pepper plants tion may he obtained at the offii e In the land record of said 4'ov- write Bex E, Herald. street Mitchell 9-4571. Open eve­ of the Biisine.ss' Manager. 1146 \ ingthn Street and running north- DIRECTIONS: '« MILE EAST OF dishwasher, hot water heat, at­ Motors. MI. 9-09*6. and vegetable plants for sale at entry. VERNON CENTER. ROUTE 10. nings. CARS CI.EANED Bonds— Stock.* LOAM— Rich top soil, delivered, Tony Carablno's, 12 Glenwood St. Main St., Manchester, Conn. ei l.v for a distance of 728’. more SECOND FLOOR, 2400 aq\ ft T. J. CROCKETT tached garage, ameaite drive, F^nds Ryan’s Trial No. 1 grade. *3 yard, No. 2 grade, I i»r less, to the northerl.V property New Split-Level nearing comple­ 1941 PLYMOUTH fordor sedan. in your garage. ReaSonable rates. MI. 9-41*7. Douglas E, Pierce plenty >ght, two lavatories, t -ee Real Estate Broker large lot, tree*. Carlton W. Hutch­ E. TREDEN N ICK, Inc. TO BE SURE ______Mortgages 31 *2.50 yard. Washed stone, sand, : Terms of sale— W'„ cash or line of land N /F Tiivigno and be­ tion, An excellent home in a fine ins. MI. 9-5132, 9-4694. Very reasonable. Can be seen at MI. 9-6744. Bu.ainess Manager certified cheek at time of sale front rooms, suitable light m iu Phon^ Ml-1-5416 or 464 PRATT STREET — MERIDEN, CONN. FIRST AND second mortgages gravel, fill Niisadorf Sand and GERANIUMS, 3-5r each or 3 for *1 ing j 25’ ea.sterly snd parallel to facturlng, large office halls A |i)y neighborhood. High elevation. On (Continued from Page One) 67 Lockwood or Call Mt. 9-2*64 and balance on apiirovnl of sale file 'easterly street line of Main Re.sidence MI-9-7751 the bua line. Good mortgage avail­ SIX MILES Out. Brand new five TEL. COLLECT 7-5072 SEE McCLURE after 3 p.m. bought for our own account. Faat, Stone Co. Ml, 9-740*. and up. Annuals 25c doz.,-.McCon Backer, 36 Oak. ville’s Greenhouse. .302 Wood- b.V the Court. Subject to the Street.'”'. able. room ranch, on lot 162 x 200. Liv­ took union money only to reim- «r WRITE FOR FREE ESTIMATE Household Services confidential service. .Manchester i United States of .\meriea to , burse huuaei'f fof out-of-pocket for clean, jfuaranleed u.scd investment Corp., 244 Main street BEAUTIFUL Selection of wool rem- bridge St. MI. 9-5947. Open everv .5. T(K. clianga from lie.siilcnce AIR CONDITIONED offices. Mod. ing room, 23 X 13.8, fireplace. Offered 13-A nants at low pricea. Also rug wool i redeem within, one .4 ear from Best construction. Madeline Smith, I expen.ses incurred in hi* fight cars. An.v make. Any model, Auto A^jMlsories— Tires 6 Ml. 3-5416 evening until dark and all dav I Zone A to Residence Zone B, all em design. Near Post Office, Maiq PORTER STREET ^Six rooms, and instructi ms In braiding rugs. I Sundav. ’ I dale of sale as required h.v nr part of an area on the north­ street, corner Wadsworth. Ml. Realtor. MI. 9-1642. 9-1146. ; against Communism on.the water­ 1941 to 1954. Easy payment CORNICES, Drapes and slip covers WANTED statute In the event that the fireplace, ceramic tile hath.’ hot WARREN E. HOWLAND front. MOTOR 9ALE. -.New motor ^ a r- GI and B'HA MORTGAGE.S Call Rockville 5-5706. I er! j' sidj Of H.Hlirrd Street begin­ 9-9779, or MI 9-9819. at bank rate.*. custom made by Classic Decora­ proceeds from said sale are In­ water oil heat, garage, amesite Realtor—Insurer VERNON, Campbell Ave. 3 room The state altenipted to show it • antee. Ford. ChXvrdlet, Mercury,, tors, 41 Oak St. For free estimate ning at the ea,sterly boundary of dri^way. Scieen.^. slorni windows. Low down payments; up to 30 COMBINATION Aluminum win­ Household Goods 51, CARPENTERS AND sufficient to satisfy such lein. the InduatrlaL^ne on the north- ONE'ROOM grounii floor office on ranch house. Approx. 2-3 acres that Ryan had dipped into the Dodge, *124.95. Pontiac. Oldsmo-' call Ml. 9-2730. dows arid screens, *17.95 and up. To be sold on the premises ns Excrtlenl condition. land,'including extra building lot. bile, etc. *174.95. *16 month. Cole ycai.s maliirity; A mortgage of- ei'jy aid., of Hilliard Street, the Center St., with heat and elec- 648 Woodbridge Street union till to provide himself with McCLURE AUTO CO. plus Installation. Combination SPINBT PIANO, blond, almost i a whole tv the highest bidder, tricity, *40. Ml. 3-4324. Electric hot water, hot air '.heat such things as a cruise to Guate­ -Motors. Ml. 9-09*0. FLAT Fin is h Holland window fleer wll gladly assist you in solv­ CARPENTERS HELPERS lim run.s thence c**tcrly along ing your problem. Open Thursday aluminum doors *49.50 plus Instal­ new. Sacrifice *275 cash. Bo}{ C, sale subject to the approval of I ll 'BALDWIN ROAD — Living Phone MI-3-8600-MI-3-6711 oil burner. Cellar on lower level, mala, golf club dues. Insurance, BUY NOW AND SAVE! Husdon Sales and Service shades, made to mea.sure. All lation. Manchester Home Imp'oye- Herald. the northerly line v of Hilliard room with fiieplace. pine panelled I.argf wlnjlow*. Could be finished B’OR TIRES. Tubes and batteries evenings and Satuiday mornings. Court of Common Pleas, Tol- H o u sm auto repairs and costly haber­ metal Venetian blinds at a new ment Co., 35 Oak St. .MI. 3 *177. Street, for a distance of 2795', For Rent , 65 wall with built-in bookra.scs; pine off for extra bedroom. *7500, E. J. contact your Goodyear Service SKK land tkiiinly. For further Infor­ 54 ACADEMY STREET -^Six room dashery. 373 Main Street low price'. Keys made while you FIRST NATIONAL BANK BEDROOM. SFT, twin bed maple more or less, to a rpiqt in the panelled den with built-in de.sk: Campbell, 29 Bissell Street. 'Tel, Store. 713 Main Street, Ml. mation call Kerald C. MiteheL w-esteily line of a propo.4ed road; Dutch colonial, m good condition. After the mistrial was declared, Per Ton Cash wait. Marlow's. OF m a n c R e .stpir PBjXT HUMUS, shredded. Excel- ; che.St, living room set and rug, , dining room with huilt-ln china Mt. 9-2070. CO KE $23.00 Ojieii Kvening.s 9-5390. Use our easy pay plan. Committee. .5Ialn .St., Coventr.v, thence .northerty along the west­ SIX ROOM Houae for rent. Write Ijiundry room off kitchen, Ryan told reporter*, "my only re­ lent soil conditioner, top dressing. ' refrigerator, table and chatr set.l Conn. Box Z, Herald. - clinaet; knotty pine kitchen with gret. of course, is that it was not WBIAVING of burns, moth holes Telephone Mitchell 9-4.511 MI. 3-6515. wa.shing machine, TV set, coffee' erly line of said proposed road a screened porch, attic, oil steam ANDOVER. BOLTON, Coventry 1941-1940, OLDER<' Chevrolete, FAMOUS LIFETIME batteriM, alx JOHN KORNSE automatic dl.shwnsher; 4 liedrooms; a complete acquittal." Per Ton Cash and turn clothing, hoisery runs, table, crib, play pen and walker. ! distance of 300’ to a point; th'ence CXJMPLe T'ELY Furnished four heat, slorni windows and screens, and vicinity, charming farm es­ C O A L $26.10 Fords, other good transportation. year guarantee. Self-recharging In Tel. Pilgrim 2-8074 2 baths; fiieplace ip finished lecrc- one-car garage, one block from General Sessions Judge Francis handbags repaired, zipper re­ ^Bu.sines.s Opportunities .32 COME IN—Browse around The MI. 9-.3127. I Plva Drive, Manchester westerly along land of John F. room year round home in Bolton. tate, modern seven room home, (EGG. STOVE and CHESTNUT) Good credit enable ua to accept *5 60 seconds. Buy the best for less. Woodshed, 11 .Main St.. Manches­ Pickles, a distance of 2800’,' mort atlon room; garage; stone ten are; bus line, store end short walking ; L. Valente continued RySn in *1 weekly. Cole Motora. placement, ’•umbrellas repaired, I’ l years old. Immediate occupan- ameaite drive; large, beautifully two baths, modern four room cot­ down. Douglas Motors, 833 Main. men's shirt collars reversed and AN ESTABijSHED soda shop and ter, Conn. Good u.scd furniture MAHOGANY B’lat top desk and j or ;iess to a point; the ice .souther- distance to school. Shown by ap­ tage. 3-car garage, good barn, tail *3,500 bail pending a decision hv TELEPHONE MI-3-5135 . cy. Adults only. Phone MI, 9-1794 landscaped lot with extensive view. the district attorney on whether replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend­ luncheonette foi* sale. I-amg term, bought and sold. Tel. MI. 9-3154. chair for sale, reasonable. Arrow ! I.v, 300', more or less, along the ■after 4 p.m. pointment. Asking *14,500. Elva in excellent repairi 125 acre*, ONLY DOUGLAS will sell yoii a Open 'til 7 p.m. Window Shade Co., 249 Nof Main' Immediate occupancy. Tyler, Realtor. MI. 9-4489. to retry the rase. late model car as low as *145 Trailers for Sale 6-A ing Shop, low rent lease available. Call ACB existing Industiinl Zone to the high elevation, swimming pond, Realty for appointment. MI. 9-2392. St. • - I ■ pisce or point.of beginning. brook, s wonderful place for a Ryan, who gets a *10,000 pen­ down. We do not ask you t o take KOYAL a n d Smith-tkirona port- ___ COLUMBIA - - Five room ranch 16 BT. ALUMINU.M trailer. All IN-THE-HOME SERVICE. Up­ ■ 6. To change from Residence .Suburban For Rent 66 THE ESCOTT AGEN’ CY growing family. Over HX) other*, sion as retired president of the MORIARTY BROTHERS a loan from a bank or finance BI.^SINF,.SS FOR~ SALE. Center able and standard typewriters. ! PRACTICALLY NEW Hide-a bed. ' style home. Sun porch, two-car I old ■ International Longshoremen's equipped. Sleeps four. V'ery clean. h o lstery and floor coverings clean­ Zone A to Residenc* Zone B, all or Licensed Broker we may have Just wMkt you are 301-315 CENTER STREET c ompany , to complete your d o ^ ed Ihexpensive Travel Bureau, 493 Main St MI All makes of adding machines ^ glas.swaie, bookcases, box spring, . 4 r o o m Apartment with bath, 69 garage, artesian well, steam heat, I A.ssn.. was elected to the office in payment. Positively only *145 IdeaMor. traveling, MI. 9-142*. or mothproofed. part of an are.a on the soutlierl.y 266 High Street We.sl lake privileges, ten acres, on looking for. Welles Agenev, Cov­ World-Wide service. Conn Dura- 9-3127. sold or rented. Repairs on all ) matliesa. six-wav floor lamp, baby side of Hilliard Street beginning Vernon Ave, Rockville, after 5 entry. Tel. p i ! 2-8872. I 1927 and led his-'union through down buys a 1949 car, *1915 buys a cleaners & Heme Services, 101 makes. Marlow's. ; carriage *5: babv scales 14,50;' o'clock. Comer McKee Street, Manchester route 6. Price *11,600. Ml, 3-8583, ' actlon-packM feuds and flghts. 1950, *295 buys a 1952. No additiun- In the aoutherly line o f Hilliard Harlan St., Town. MI, 9-7024. fiT'*c«lTr>Mir----■.X;;q -----T------mahogany desk, 'maple kitchen MI-9-7681 CHILDREN? South Coventry: 8 For 2.5 years, as boss of dork Repairing— Paintinfi; 7 Street at the easterly line of- the COVENTRY Three room ground ! *1500 DOWN, S bedroom ranch, , al aide notes or loans. We guaran­ Help Wanted— Female 3.5 F^CzS-TONE. Stone for walls,' table *5: boudoir chair *4„50: 6x9 room single, circulating hot water labor In east coast and Gulf porl.s. tee to sell under the above terms -- house fronts, fireplaces, etc. Bol- ; n ig *5. Other items. MI 9-1617 1 Industrial Zone, the- line runs floor heated apartment, [..ease, 1 fireplace,, picture window, large SKRVICB: o n all makes sewipg ‘ thence eesterly along the souther- ALL BRICK Cape Cod, itill «hed oil heat, stone fireplace. large ' he battled Communist challenges with notes as low -as *40 monthly machines. Also electrifying.. Work B-ARN AT HOME doing an easy ton Notch Quarry M', 9-0617 I — ------. . ______references, *75 per month, Welles! kitchen, full cellar, aluminum l.v line of Hilliard Street, a dis­ dormer, six large ropriis, fire- storm windows, high elevation, kitchen,'2-rar garage in basement. , to his power. He feuded with Good credit IS our onl.v require- | CAR-BURN OIL? done in v-our home. Sickel. Ml. high paying handwork. Interested ■------^ U S E D t v s e t s In VHF only.' Agency. Coventry. Tel. PI. 2-6872. j jilace, ceramic tile hath, plus 200 feet from Coventry Lake. Price tance of 1525’, more or le.ss, to the ---- :------^ _ I ! suc)4 foes as Harry Bridges, West ment. Douglas .Motors, 333 Main. ' 9-9419. Uav phone MI. 3-5171. women will be taught. Write Hand- FIEiJ)STONE for fireplaces or re-^ Some floor models with new war-1 lavatory, slorni windows, hot , large lot, bus line, Bolton area, work. Box 296, West Hartford, Uimng walls, Ca|l Coventry PI. ranty, *90 to *125. Garrity Bros., ! 1950 MERCURY 4-DOOR Westerl.v line of Turnbull Road; ■I ; Carlton W. Hutchins. MI. 9-5132, *11.,500. *70 monthly pays the prin­ : roast dock boss, wlio set' up his I Econom.v ove'Wiaul, most all Conn. thence southerly along the wester­ Summer Homes For Rent 67 water heat, steel beam const rue*, I 9-4694. cipal, Interest and taxes. Call The own union after being forced out CHORCHK.S FOR VALUF-S i Inc., Taloottville-Rockville Road!: tion, amesite drive, gaiage.' Near Johnson Building Company. 9.53 SEPTIC TANK CLEANING car*. Parts and Iklior $49’.95. Buildini;— Contractin*: 14 Raditi, heater, ovenirive. Rlare shade. ly line of Turnbull Road; a dis­ o f the ILA in 1936. . CLERK BIG TRADES accepted for R e ^ -! Brunner's. ^ tance of 300’, more or less; thence FURNISHED FOUR room cot­ bus. Carlton . W. Hutchins. MI. Main Street. MI. 3-7426, evenings 9-5132, 9-4691. ’. A MAIN STREET VALUE. But the rougli and bloody tac- 1952 Bold v-K 4 iinoi. Radio,' No'moiiev'down. $4.tK) mo.ntH- CUS-rOM BUILT homes, general ington-Schick, Sunbea.^ electric ; SMALL Ga' s st'ove. ideal for cam p' Beautiful black fii )nl.v ., we-ileilv in a line pajallel to tlif tage*. sandy private' beach. I-ow ) MJ. 9-0018. ! tics that fortified Ryan's power heater, timherline green.— .Iv. AH WOrk guaranteed. • contracting, remodeling', repairing. Young lady ..l eqnired to do gen­ razors $895 rates for June and Septemlier. I SEniC TANKS, DRY WELIjS and ROOT-PROOF Also cuUin^ heads and or apartment. Elerlrir range, suit- aoutherly line of Hilliard Street, a THREE BEDROOM ranch. Roomy SOUTH COVENTRY, Three bed­ for years eventually were his un- »129.5. B'lnancing arranged, B’ree esti- eral office work inch as posting, parts. Russell's Barber Shop, Cor­ able for camp, distance of 1510', more or less, to Call Mrs. Harold Hills. Lake St., i ! Custom built large 7 room house mate*. Vancoiir Construction Co., Easy Spindry kitchen, large living room, fire­ in excellent condition and a 2-car room Cape Cod, fireplace, Ml , doing. In 1952 a state crime SEWER l-INES INSTALLED and REPAIRED 1952 Rliidehaker I'hanip , 4-Uoor— simple bookkeeping snd light typ­ ner Oak - Spi-uce. washer. *.35 earh. Tel. MI.'.3'*609. ( the easterly line of the Ii^dustrial So. Coventry. PI. 2-7606. | 1 commission poked around the- wa- COL.F MOTORS 172 Highland St. Tel, Xll. 3-4*36. ing. . place, cerarnic tile bath, paneled garage. Lavatory (list floor. Deep heat, storm sash and screens, ga- Green, radio. Verv clean — Zone'; thence northerly 300', more recreation room, steel beam con­ • rag'e and amesite drive. Near the ' terfront and brought Into the sav b:. • . DELTA-DE WALT power tools and CO.MBINATIQN OIL and gas ' lot with many possibilities at ' Using the most modern equipment, skilled operators CABINET MAKING-W j also This accessories. Sales, service, demon­ or leas, to the place, or point of be­ Wanted To Rent 68 struction, many extras, picture lake, store's, school snd bu.s. Ex­ ! spotlight the union's history of 436 Center Street is s_ temporary position range, *20: also 4 unit electric CARTER CHEVROLET CO^ Inc. ginning. S'26.50O. Information by appointi 1951 Pontiac Catalina Haid Top — all types of carpentry work . re^TK present Hut may resuit 238 Bower* School. Carlton W, Hutch­ mediate occupancy. Owner Cloven- ; methods. ‘ , *139.5. workmanship, and reasonable Zone A to Busihess Zone B, all ur apartment by local business wom­ ins. MI. 9-5132 . 9-4694. try PI. 2-6342, week days after The AFU of \vhich Ryan wa.s a QUALITY WORK • REASONABLE 1951 Studebaker Champ., Stailite rates. B^stimntes gladly „ given.. Ple’asant surroundings and cori- .^^--L ALUMINUM combination win- part of an area^eglnning at the an. Must be near bus line. C all' I JAMES J. ROHAN & SON 4:30. All day Saturday and Sun vice president* joined in the hue Call D.II k atlPI, 2-6895 or. John atiRenial atmosphere dowa and doors, self-storing, save | ^ InteriecUon of the Hqrtliej ly line of Miss Buendo. MI. 9-2998. IPINE ACRES, 7 room home, large I Realtors -4 day. and cry and. onlered a cleanup. Club Coupe -Overdrive arid kitchen, ceramic tile bath, storm heater, gie.y. SS'9,5. ' Auto Driving School 7-A Ml. 3-5769. ' ■ heat, comfort, convenience.'last a Woodland Street with the south- 1 Telephone Mitchell. • Finally last September, finding ------' > ' GRAY RE.SEARCH and lifetime. Free demonstration. Call , SEPTIC TANKS erl.v line of Hilliard Street, the WANTED —Four room apartment windows, hot water heat, garage, for tliree adults ahd month old no satisfactory .improvement, the 1950 .Nash Rambler f'onvertible - 1 jioRTLOOT S DRIVING SchMl GENERAL Construction, altera­ DEVELOPMENT CO- anytime. Bill Tunsky. HI. 9-9095. * ANU line runs thence easterly along the amesite drive, nice yard, trees, I . MANCHESTER Wanted— Real Instate 77 AFL kicked oiit the ILA and set tions, remodeling, 'plastic tile, baby. MI. 9-3544. easy walk to stores, bus, new Wm. F. Steele & Son ' .sTil : W corifiderice quickly restored Hilliard'Street—Manchester northerly line ofj Woodland Street, Urice *11.500 Five lOom single up a new union of the s.-rme name HAVE Yo u r electric shaver serv- "Since 1907 By Reid school. *14!900. Carlton W. Hutch­ I I?y a skilled. courteiHis instt-urtor. counter work, garage, etc. No job "A Good Place To Work" a distance of 1760’,' inore or le.ss, to ■'in good condition. Oil heat, fire­ iced by experienced lepairman. PLUGGED SEWERS It’s Keen Of Course” ins. MI. 9*-5132, 9-,4694 , CASH WAITING for anv type real ' to force the old ILA out of busi­ 1950 Buick 4-Dooi Green, ladio.; Ij.icense .included. Insured, dual! too small. Bkigene Gira"rdin, 16 the westerly line of a proposed place. hatchway, screens, storm estate you have to sell. First and ness. . 683 VERNON ST. — TEL. MI-9.0S31 healer, dynaflow. I>iw mile­ Trotter St. MI. 9-5509. AVON COSMETICS has sel^ei^ Parts for Sunbeam. Schick and AUCTION WANTED- Five room, unfurnished , eomrolled standard and hydrama- road; thence northerly along the rent. Call JA. 8-0001. MANCHESTER —Thta agency has windows and door*. Clean thiough- aecohd mortgage money .available A National Labor Relations age.—*895. ' Uc cars. .Ml, 9-739*. openings in M.snrhester and vi- Remington. 10 Bis.sell St. REAL ESTATE SOLD HENCE THIS SALE W'esterly line of a proposed road, I out. Amesite drive, beautiful land- SPECIAIJZING In custom built ga­ rinity for mature women . who Maehine Gleaned a large listing of 4, 5, 6 and 7 room Also ilatinga wanted. Call The Board election to settle the tease 1950 thevrolet De- Luxe 'i-I.'ooi a distance of 520', more or le.ss, to SIX OR SEVEN room single house, I scaped yard, approxima.tely 110’ Johnson Building Company, 953 DRIVING Instructions from your rages. Stanley overhead doora, need extra money. High commis­ 1 FIFTY INSIDE 5 pane] doors, in atnglep at *8,750 and up. Two fam­ rivalry between the new snd old rsdlo, heater. One o-,vner. good condition. Ideal for cottage. Septic Taiiko, Bry Well*. Sewer Few Form Teds — MiHt Tonk Some Furniture the southerly , line of Hilliard vicinity of Rockville or Manches- i ily homes, 4 and 'i; 5 and 5. 6 and ! frontage^. Good financing to ap- Main St. MI. 3-7426. Evemnga Ml. ! unions Is .scheduled for May ^26. hom-i Dual-co;.trol iniurrti car, .ahinets, block tile ceilhiga, al­ sion and bonus. Full training. Street; thence westerl.v along the Ijke new,- *795. terations, additions. Call Frank May be seen al Almshouse. 215 Line# Installed—Cellar Water- ter. Storrs. GArfield 9-9155, col­ 6 rooms, *13,500 and up, colonials, I proved buyer. Approximately *2000 9-0011. I Ryan, unabla, to cope with rivals standard or autbAatl'. Ca.'i Man- Write for appointment. Mrs. M. Proofing Done. aoutherly line ofH illiard Street, a lect. j down payment, 25 year mortgage ches’ ei Drivin* Acae'emy. PI. Contois, Ml. .3-5322. Curtis, 77 Westbourne Pkwy, Hart­ Blast Middle Turnpike, days until FOR MR. and MR$. JOHN V. ARONSON AT seven looms at *14,800 and up. in his own union, last November Guaranteed atid Fully * p.m.- distance of 2080', more or^fesa, to Ranch homes. *11.900 to *38,000. available. WE HAVE buyers, waiting .for ain- 2-7249, Toll free. . , ford. the place Or point of beginning. ! BY RELIABLE business couple, glc and two-family homes. Mort­ 1 resigned from his life-time prest- Reconditioned M cKin n e y i r o s . 517 GARDNER ST.. MANCHESTER. CONN. Please* call Howard R. Hastings : FRANCES Ik . WAGNER. Realtor denev. Low'Down Pa.vments at RonfinE— SIdInf 16 8. To change from Rurr.l Re.si- i no children, 4, 5 or 6 rooms, un­ gages arranged. Please call A.C.B. BALLARD'S DRIVING .^ Ilb o L — CLERK-TYPIST — Experienced in SEWERAGE DISPOSAL CO. furnished. References. Call MI. Agency, Manchester. Ml. 9-1107. Call Ml-9-0028 Bank Rates B’REEZER 12.5 CU. FT. Uke new. I SO-13* Pearl 8L Tel. M1-8-SSM (Gardner Street runs off Charter n-9-44ll May 13,. 1954., . ' or Y*

PAGE TWELVE SATURDAY, MAY 16, 1954 < ■p ilattrliPBtpr 1Eu^ntn0 Arenuce Dtily Net Prem Run For tho Yl’e ^ Ended *Tht Weather May 15. 1954 tive to people. Most of those ex­ FnrecMt »f 8. Wantlmr BaraMi About T o\ m tremists Were no more born that Zion YPS Invited way than we were. Mata^sa^Fairweather W edding ASHES - RUBBISH 11,221 Fair, cooler tonight. Low m l^ Heard Along Main Street Y’ollrs truly. Member of the AwHt ' Dmughteni t>f Liberty., No. 17, To Talent Quest die 49a. Tuesday fair, conttnned J. W; Cheney REMOVEB Burenn nf CirMlnUm ■ LOU , will have a May tea party And oh Some of Mancheiier'$ Side Streets^ Too 191 Hartford Rd. mild. High temperature In 79s. Also Top Soil For Sale , . r aiid entertainment In Orange hall, Manchester, Conn. Members of the Young People's Mtaichester— A City of Village Charm - 4 ^ 'Hieaday, May y . Society of Zion Lutheran CThurch, CALL Mi.3.7644 -0^- - Lots of Lurk thing resembling his call letter, Survey Marker which is affiliated with the associ­ In the April 7fh issue of The which we make out as WM4—PA4 VOL. LXXIII, NO. 199 (ClMtlflGd Adverttilnf oa Pass IS) Dua to the fact that the modem For the benefit of all Heard ation of young people's societies MAN^ESTER, CONN., WoNDAY, MAY 17, 1954 (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE n V E CENTS dance claases sponsored by the Manchester Herdld, in Sense and or something similar. We want to Along rcadera, but more especially known as the internatlonsi Wal- Manchester YWCA were not held Nonsense column. Alfrieda Sor­ say we fully appreciate the value for the benefit of one of the cops ther League, have been invited to V last Week an extra week of In- rels of Glosler. Miss., says that o f Hams in the event of an enemy who doea traffic duty at the Cen­ the New England District Talent atructlon will be held. VlaltinR she found velovei: plant with four attack, but we are often experi­ ter, the exact altitude at the U. Si Quest conducted Sunday at 3 p. m. COIN FOLDERS encing disturbances over small days for parents will be May 24 four-leaf Clovers on it. Coaat and Geodetic Survey marker In Christ Lutheran Church, Hart­ FREE COIN APPRAISAL and 25 Instead of next week. The/'"Hebron correspondent to talk such as above. I just wonder which standa just inside the side­ ford. Displays of handicraft or The Herald ha.s a bigger story to if this is a necessary evil we must walk on the Center Congregational written work and ,musical num­ The Alumnae of Alpha Gainnia .tell about four-leaf clovers. Last Pill up with ? If this is so. so be it. Church grounds' Is 271.722 feet bers will feature the quest of tal­ HOBBY SHOPPE Delta sorority plan to hold t h ^ ' summer While on the way to the but is it not possible this operator Ike Bans above sea level, according to the ent in tlie various societies. Supper is exceeding his rights? I’d like to Cor. Center and Orlswold on annual intemational day 'lunrbeon post office she noticed a clump C>f town engineering department. will be serve.d by the Ladies' Aid onSaturday, May 22 at 1 ^p.1n. at clovers. A sort of hunch told read comments on this subject. It is most interesting how the of Christ Church. A Faithful Reader. the Waverly Inn, Cheshire. Marie her that she would find one of the discussion arose between ourselves Beginning at 2:30, the 11th an­ Healey, 37 Fieetw’ood Dr.. Water- rare clover leafs in that clump. and fiolice officer over that eleva­ nual convention of the New Eng­ bury. Is in charge of arrange­ She stooped down and looked the Guilty C'/onsclence land Dial. Lutheran Laymen’s Dear Heard Along, tion. "What's the'elevation at that DsWALT and DELTA ments. clovers Carefully over. No luck, point.” he asked as we approached. League, will be in session st Im­ This clipping taken from Times manuel Lutheran Church, Bristol. Rivar Powtr Teels .so she started on her way, dis­ and News Letter, a newspaper of We got awfully curious about The daughter bom May 12 in appointed. But a second hunch Zion Men's Club affilisted with the TRADE.S—TERMS Feb. 6, 1889, will interest tho.se his qiiestion becay^se it waa only a In Army Case; Mount Sinai Hospital. Hartford, to Laymen's League will be repre­ made her turn back, give the who read of the man v.’ho returned few days before that we noticed Cur Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kriksciun, 7.5 clump a flick with her hand, and the Coast and Geodetic marker sented at the sessions, also to hear Capitol Equipment Co. W. Middle Tpke., has been named some money becau.se hie conscience the director of the international to her astonishment there were troubled him. It was much the there lore the first time. We had .38 3laln St.—Tel. MI-S-7958 Joan Carol. Mrs. Kriksciun’ was ' disclosed six sturdy four-leaf looked at it very carefully. En­ Lutheran Hour. Dr. Bertermann the former Miss Dorothy Mc- same, 65 years ago. who, during a recent trip to the ' clovers, away down underneath, Josephine P. Hills graved on it waa everything that Caughey, daughter of Mrs. Lillian which had been completely con­ should be engraved there except Orient succeeded in adding sta­ McCaughey, OT Griffin Rd. Mrs. 29 Phelps Rd. tions and countries to the total of A55’ar(ls IVlado at Scout Spring (^inporee cealed by the top growth. She A Boston confectioner the other one thing. Where the elevation U.S. Weighs Evacuation, Lucy Kriksciun of Hartford is the picked the clovers and kept them figure belongs, there is a blank. 1,100 stations in the U. S. and for­ paternal grandparent. day received the following note: ’mMKKKKKKK m the house until they dried up. We told the policeman we didn't eign countries, broadcasting in .56 "Sir- When I was a child, over languages. One of these recent ad­ s’ Fate A little bordering on the occult, know and wondered why he asked. A committee meeting of repre­ thirty years ago. I took off youi’ ditions wa.s Korea. PINE PHARMACY FBI Letter Warn Giap sentatives from all four Orange it might 'seem, but probably just counter in Erattle-st. a little He explained that he waa curious a coincidence/ and heside.s, people often stopped Being Cantata Sunday In the lodges will be held tomorrow after­ sugar man, price probably one church calendar, the Latin word noon, at the request of the distnet It would be interesting if cent, and it has troubled my con­ and asked him. — OPEN SUNDAYS — Herald readers would send in to He explained further that he had for Sing, the service at Zion rrosecution ____ ^ master, at 2:30 in Orange Hall. science oft and on ever since: and Church Sunday morning will be 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. the local correspondent stories of once I sent money to you by a a Ivabit of scraping the sole of his In the nature of a song service, vkT u- i— ^ „ Hanoi, Indochina, May 17 (/T*)—The French announced to- Now in Doubt Robert C. Heavisides seaman, any such little oddities which friend and ehe was ashamed to shoe across the top of the marker. with comments by the pastor in vVashington, May 17 (/P)— day they would re.sume bombinjr of the Communist-led Viet- U.S.N., son of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. niay have happened to them. deliver it; so I enclo.se it by mail One day he became curious, look­ connection with the hymns and ed down and read It. It was then KKKKKKKKKKKKK Atty. Gen. Brownell said of- minh’s 70-mile “ Ho.spital Corridor" unle.ss the rebels agreed Heairlsides. 57 Baldwin Rd..'is serv­ (50 cents) and beg that you will remarks In oonnection 'w ith the ficially today the Justice to repair the Dien Bien Phu airstrip .so evacuation of French . Wa.shingion. May 17 (/^)— The future of the McCarthy- ing with Anti-Submarine Squadron Right Picture, Wrong Voice acknowledge it.” he notUed no elevation figure was order of worship and liturgy in Army hearings was thrown in doubt today by a presidential 31 based at the U. S. Naval Air To Heard Along Main Street; printed. general. In place of a full sermon, Dept, is considering “ possible Union wounded can be speeded up. The writer’ would like to offer Marryin’ Ago "Did you sqrape off the number violations of the criminal A French High Command broad­ order— denounced by Sen. McCarthy as ap “ Iron Curtain"__ Station at Quonset Point, R. I. a summary presentation will be W A C U B D p h o n e cast to Communist Gen. Vo Nguyen the following for your tolumn, the Connecticut girls stay single with your foot? we asked him.iHe given by the pastor. law” in the" preparation and shutting off inquirw Into whether “ higher-up-s" directed th# reason being self-evident: When I scoffed. MI-9-45S7 GIsp gave' the rebel commander Army‘» chargeR agiif^ the Sena-* ^ - ... ■ •nts first format recital on the longer. You can drnw from that A cordial Invitation is extended dis.semination of a document Segregation Spencer-Ford Memorial organ in get home every evening about 9 observation any conclusion you We fold him we would go Into to all, especially those who have '•ntll midnight tonight to accept tor Sen. McCarthy presented May th ultimatum. Otherwise, the the Second Congregational Church, o'clock I look forward to enjoying would like to. We are not taking the .Municipal Building and find out no church home. REPAIRS The Senate Inv('stigations Sub­ .which was to have been .presented TV with my wife. One evening sides. whst the elevation is from the 4‘ in the McCarthy-Army French said, they would resume committee reqe.s.sed its mfblic early last week I was watching And before you go on with your building department. ''Fine," he all-out air attacks on the rebels hearings at lX>fl5 a. m. (ROT) to Ike Cites 12 by ^ y d e Ortel, Mus. M.. Monday. said. Prompt, Economical hearings. Illegal, Says has.bMn canceled because of ill­ our set as usual, enjoying an ex­ theorising, please note that the Bro'A’nell msde the disclosure in streaming eastward from the fal­ consider iiv clo.sed sca-sion what ness.'The recital will probably take cellent picture and a g o ^ story, men in Connecticut stay single We asked if he would atill be Guaranteed ruling thst no pert of the docu­ len fortresE toward the vital Red sta'nd it uiiight take On Elsen- place fn. the fall. when the sound faded out and the longer, too. around when we came by again. river delta. hpwer'a -Order. script was replaced with a reason­ ment ehould be declassified from . Meparthy, claiming that "this Presidents TTie median marrvin' age for "If I’m not.” he said, "just mark Wringer-Rolls Replaced Us confidentisl category. Only II of the; Frenrh-casiiaUiea High Court James T. Cunningham, airman. able facsimile of the following: Nutmeg State girls in 22.4 years it down right here.” He indicated were evacuated from Dien Bien cover tip" made it inposaible to "Hi, Homer, well, here I am out the utility pole on the north side McCarthy’s document wan 2 >; g^t at the truth, declined to say, U.S.N., son of Mrs. Alice Cunning­ and for men its 24.9 years. Now Fredericks Photo pages long, in the form of a "let­ Phu before the French suspended ------ham, 78 Ridge St., is aboard the here in the shack in Manchester, out in Idaho they don’t delay the of the Center right near the police their airlift bv helicopter and \^’a.sllington, M ay 17 (/T*)— when a.sked by reporters, whether In R efusal Conn., receiving you fine. How are box. MRS. MARIO J. MATASSA ter" signed with the name of FBI he might walk out on the hearings attack aircraft carrier USS Philip­ trip down the aisle so long. Tlie Potterton's Director J. Edgar Hoover. Hoover single-engine planes Saturday and T he Suprem e C ou rt' today things in Dayton, Ohio? I expect ' Thi.s l.s where I jot down little pressed for repair of the airatrip. If the ai'bcommittee accepts the pine Sea which Joined the Seventh girls take the step when they are Miss Marilyn Jupe 'Fairweathcr, and those of the l.nttor in blue. ISO Center St.,.Cor. of Church reported ha had never written unanimously struck down to be. out your way soon due to a just a bit over 19 and the swains bits of information that people ask Manchester Wallpaper order.^ Washington, May 17 (/P)— Fleet last month In the Far Flast. little job change. We were out daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Frank Their ballerina Ichgth gowns were such a letter but that its subject .(tee Troop. Buildup when they arc 22.5 years, which for.” he elucidated. Sure enough, a IJttle hope was held here Glap -segregation in the nation’s The President's order was laid The Eisenhower kdministra- your way a few years ago when I clo.se in.spection of the pole reveal­ of nylon tulle and lace, made with and Paint Company matter and parts of its. language mcpms 22 years jlnd six months as A. Fairweathcr, 66 Walker St., were identical to a',c()nrjdential i.’ould agree to the new French public schools. The tribunal before the subcomminee when it tion todav cited 216 actions by was a field engineer for the . . . ed a bunch of flgurftT and short­ lace boilices and a lace shrug D. E. FRECHETTE, Prop. eonvenej. and received a calm re- ... *. •* close as we can figure it. became the bride of Mario Joseph stole. They also wore hiit.s of fold­ FBI memorandum of the same demand. Instead French sources -said that to .separate Nfegro cention at Die time. ^** ‘ residents /*«,to support its Electronics Co. Blah. Blah, Blah We would never have known this hand symbols we are sure have a ception at the time. and more of the same etc, C for lot of meaning for the officer. Matassa, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jo­ ed bands of nylon tulic, in the Z49 Broad St„ 1>l. Ml-9-6591 da'te. It dealt with an inve.vtlga- believed he would speed up the flow and White pupils violates the But later, Sen. Jackson (D- refusal to let the McCarthy- if the American Peoples' Encyclo­ seph Malassa, 241 Zion St., Hart­ s!(me colors as their gown.s, and tion for possible subversives at Ft. of troops and war material they ► COSMETICS 4 Charlie; K for King CQ . - CQ pedia hadn't written us about it. Incidentally, there are no good OPEN EVERT EVENING K E E P Y O U R constitutional guarantee of Wa.sh), McClellan iD-Ark) and Army hearing committee ex­ etc.,” all of which completely ruin­ phone numbers there, so far as wc ford, at 11:.'50 this morning in St. half veils. All three attendants Monmouth, N. J. ’ : say he is sending over the 70-mile Symington (D-Mo) fired a few ^ WE CARRY ALL 4 The Encyclopedia people hasten to UNTIL 9 stretch of highway lo^ Son La. The equal protectidn of the laws. plore a Secret conference ^ LEADING BRANDS ^ ed our viewing. know. Lawrence O'Toole Church, Hart­ carried cascades of mixed .spring McCsrth.v refused to say how critical volleys at it. tell us. too, that their 1954 Year­ ford. The ceremony was performed flowers with Ivv streamers. HEATING French had stopped bombing the Chief Justice Warren read the within the e.xecutive branch The local man's voice came in book will repor, ‘a total of ap­ Well we forgot ail about the ele­ he got the letter, except -that it court’s opinion which declared: McCarth.v a.sked for a five-min­ just as clear as the announcer. vation for several weeks, and just by the Rev. John Kelley. Newman The mother of the bride cho.se a came from an Army intelligence road so yiethiinh wounded could ute rei r.sa to confer with hia aides, of the government or receive ies proximately 1,560,000 marriages he removed from Dien Bijen Phu. "We conclude that in the field of ^AiUpr D Stores j Through the small talk we think last year and some 388,000 the other dav we phoned fhe engi­ Gleason, the soloist, sang ” 1 Love dusty pink silk crepe dre.ss with CO ST D O W N officer who was worried by the public education the doctrine of Roy M. Cohn and Francis P. Carr, confidential FBI documents. we were able to pick out some- neering people. They gave us the You Truly,” and "Through tlie lace inserts and navy blue acces­ Rich, Fertile Army's handling of the Ft. Mon­ But the.v charge the wounded were about liieir course in the light of divorces. only a Communist pretext to get separate but equal (sic) ha.s no The/ memorandum submitted by We are rushing out for our copy answer right off the cuff, rounded Years.” Decorations were white sories and a cor.sage of Pierson mouth situation. He maintained it place. Separate educational facili­ what hr termed thia "almost unbe­ Atty; Gen. Brownell and approved out Jto one decimal' place, but we glailioli and snapdragons. pink roses with 'navy blue split was identical with the FBI memo, safe pa.ssuge for their combat le­ ties are inherently unequal. lievable sit\,al!on.” and we know you will be too. gions which overran the fortre.ss. by / Preaident Eisenhower went insisted on knowing exactly; ao The bride, who was given in carnations. The mother of the except thst security information ,5lrt'arthy Stymied deeply into American history, on' had been deleted. |-o.t KUinal Protection .Smoking Habile they looked it, up. marriage by lier father, had as her bridegroom chose a Dior blue ny­ The French Air Force readied "Therefore, we hold that the Returning, he told the subcom­ separation of powers between th# We stepped out of the office one A.s wc .said it's 271,722. For the iratron of honor her sister, Mrs. lon silk dress with silver acces­ Brownell was asked May 13 at all its available fighters and bomb­ plalntiff-s (Negro parents) and mittee: "I must admit I'm \at /executive and legislative branches/* benefit of the officer who may miss Merrill T. Salmon, Jr., 34 Helaine sories and a corsage of Pierson a news conference whether the ers in North Indochina for new Dlstrlcl Bov Scout Ctialrman N onm a Larvun present, nu-ard. to Richard Y'ule.^^Tcenter)*'’ and dry this week in time to view one Delivered from Ogden'a Corner, somewhat of a loss as to What’ t^ Ten by Truman of those spring scenes that have this column, we'll jot it dqwn on Rd. Bridesmaids were Miss Joyce pink ro.ses. Justice Dept, was investigating massive assaults on the esstward- the'ac’tion "hM been‘ brou"ght' a°rT Salurda.v at the AlvaH Ku.srll Farin .m 3loiintaln do at this moment." A reception was held at the Rockville, to Manchester 82.3.5 It "offered precedents from pre­ SMARTEST just a touch of madness about the polUmn at the Center where the Lutz. 78 Alton St., and Mrs. moving rebels if the ultimatum is by reason of the segregat)on com: I ‘ h ; . ‘(*P («vard for a irntrol team from Troop 27 while 5Vi(d,.,i.n "For some fantastically strange vious administrations as follows: re‘"t of vital ,statistic.s are. Dougins A. F.app, 33 Dorothy Rd. Marlborough Tavern Hotel, /Marl­ yd. Delivered In Rockville $2.00 (Continued on Pnge Four) refu.setl. The French high com­ plained of. deprived of the equal I P'acc ''“ ’hon for Troop 2.5. Over 200 Boy .<4oout» attended the annual -Spring . reason, " he said, "the Iron Cur­ them: a long-legged young man borough, immediately following Qeorge Washington, two; of about 16, riding an English And, as for why it isn't engraved Lionel F. McCabe, Jr,, of Hart­ yd. $1.35 yd. loaded aiid truck mand fears the Della and Hanoi protection of the laws guaranteed " " Page 13) tain is pulled down” forbidding Franklin D. Roosevelt, fr»e; Harry IDEA EVER on the marker, that's a Subject for the ceremony. bicycle—apparently for the first ford was best man, and ushers yourself. ''.'ill be the target of the next big by the 14th Amendment. ' . testimony conceriiing whgt was 3, Triiman. 10; and one each from further inquiry. were Paiii E. McCarthy of Hart­ When leaving on a southern ietminh iassault. perhaps in June. said or done at a meeting last Andrew , Jackson, John Tyler, FOR time since W5 heard him remark, motor trip, the bride wore a gray "This disposition makes un-if yy « If * 4 ^ m "I'm having trouble getting used ford and Howard Fi Fairwcalher, Call Owner JA-8-0271 CLEANER, Flood Damage The Vletminh had agreed to lei January attended by AUy. Gen. James Bbchanan. U. S. Grant Kecreatinn Report 66 Walker St., brother of the suit with pink and black acce.s- 753 ''aeriously wounded " French su'crs“e7rerariofaro"iTo,r;2ri';?:iUiiei oi Hm^lLpstetto (rets Police (Capture Brownell, top White House aide Grover aeVeland. Theodore Roose­ to the hand brekes,” -and all the General .Manager Richard Mar­ sories and an orchid corsage. A f­ QUIETER, MORE EFFICIENT SUMMER STORAGE while drawing experUJ) on a long, bride. i Union troops be removed from due. process clause of the I4th : Sherman Adams, and Others. velt. Calvin Coolldge and Herbert tin and Janea Hcrdtc. superintend­ The bride was attired in a gown ter June 15 the couple will re.sidfe In Millions at I Dien Bien Phu. The French said amendment.” McCarthy said; H(x>ver. slim cigar which was clenched be­ on Gilswold Street, Glastonbury. ent of recreation, have started a of Chantilly lace and nylon tulle, lAe Preferred &d Burner ^to handle that number in helicop­ The 14th amendment was adopt-1 Surrenders toj/oi7, Fine fo r Convict Sought "The America'n people will not o made the capture. He hustled' that Eisenhower would not jiave him to deliver certain papers to FOR To our employees: 1941, The Board of Dirc'tor.s could unless Ijilirf Togs . officials joined to combat the in schools, plus three other states j the rebellion. show whether the government had having laws which permit—but doj ToP target now i.s Jesii.s Lava, iiiciit. also was a.sscssed the cost of | Williams off to his automobile, Is.suied it "if he knew what it was customer was always r i.g li I, they had personal knowledge of We haven't .seen them at any of health problem. the trial. locked him in the trunk and head- all about."' broiufht legal proceedings against .00 ,whRt transpired nr made it a point the'various fa.shion shows wc have Washington, May 17,(/P) - - Dip­ rot require—segregation. i "'horn the Army con.sider.s the top ONLY 1942-4, The custonfer was often The city’s nine schools, with 3,- .Inlled Twlhe Before " i ^°r an undisclosed jail. McCarthy said the questions the U. S. Steel Corp. and if not, left, 1945, Unless we make the to have a talk with recreation per­ attended this week.,but we under- >500 children, were ordered clo.sed lomats reported today that Amer­ The court waa told the 17 states t?ommuni.st in the Philippines, Co.stello, 63. whose hoarse voice! I'l’* hundreds of citizens who why not. sonnel. We know we could never ican efforts to form a united front and the District of Columbia had Hunted Six Years customer right we will not have ■stand one of the brand new ideas f o ' the day. Ajl restaurants and became fai^iiliar to millions dining ' •'“ ‘1 joined in the manhunt were (ContlniiiMl .on Page Four) Smith reported the request to a customer left. base, a newspaper rtory on the old for sun. surf and .sand, when .v.oii food stores wet'e earmarked for in Southeast Asia are rolling again 70 per cent of the nation's Negro Taruc, 40. who repeatedly ha.s hi.s televised testimony before the immediately about ' the repoi t,’ Roosevelt, who ordered him to Many who feci left as "th e cus­ come out of the hrihy with yo’jr close inspections. City-wide water after weeks of confusion and hasi- population .o r 10.522.'i«.5 Negroes , .slipped through Army trap.s in.| .s c n a t e'a CrinVe "invVsUgating i but there wa.s a fe^'fingof give the papers to'the President. tomer was often left " in the war- The nari'ative report doesn’t con­ hair wot aiound the bathing cap. tests were schedulcid. Police tation during which little progress * 15,042,692 total. States the past six years, sunendoted' to ; Committee, has been in jail liyice , Rcval relief when the news became tain «uch exact figures on partici­ T. R. then informed the Senats shbrtage years of 1942-4 )ji c a t ­ is a cap with Italian style lock.s. equipped with loud-speaking was made. segregation-had an a Manila Times reporter. Benigno ; before: H) months on a.gun chaige ' KertBrally "known. UM) IVi’HoiiM JailucI pation 'in recreation activities but addlUonal one per cent, Aquino, who carried a lette*- from j year.s ago’, an'd 14 month.s lor Williams, a slightly built Judiciary Conimittec ' “ whgt had tracted to extreme Leftism, though bl()nde or titian curls, buHt in. systems cruised the streets warn­ Three lines of action are now 39 R'cy- been done, that he had the papers MANCHESTER it give.s a much better lde%/)f what States Requiring Prarttee Mag.say.sa.v. The meeting on a ,Vq,ntempt of the Senate cofnmillee ing miui. was found - about 60O many oUier-s with the same feeling V.'hat.ncxt? ing residents to boil all water considered probable; there w'as to participate in. stateg whose lawn require segre-, diisiy road north of h^re jg.hmaxed , in .l952'-53. ' Aflei* Dacca Hiols and the only w aythe Senate could are attracted to extreme Rightisrri. used for drinking or cooking. 1. French Premier Joseph Lan- yards from tlie home where retired We' are not s'fe . hu. we suspect for. the court as | rnonths of negotiations. » A native'Italian who came to Prison WardLen W. C. Rowland and In other words, these two ox- GrcMims Ills Hair Too Gasoline In Htreets. lel. In talks with U. S. Ambas­ (Contlnu^ Oh Page Four) the same type of rf-port could be A sign in a local barber shop The health menace wan ih- Arkansas, Delaware,! Terrns of the surrender wer? the United States at the age of 4. his wife- were killed Saturday | Dacca, East Pakistan. May 17 DRY CLEANERS tremisms attract many who feel u.sed in >ome other departments. sador C. Douglas Dillon at Paris, reads: creesed, officials .snid. by the mix- is expected,to present a concrete ' not disclosed. . j his' woes include a pending depor- higftt. Their throats were cjil and ! •-T’ Police liave, Jailed about 100 left out of the scheme of lliing.s. tnre.^ of chemicals from leather Mississippi, Mis- 1 "Taruc had no aiteinsitive hut j tation action. both had been brutally . slashed. i pcrsqns some of whom th e.v n W ELLS ST. TEL MI-3-7254 To .rcnclcr extreme Leftism and TWO BARBRRS. NO WAITING proposition for , American inter­ No .Sign (if Spring I Two gentlemen walked into thi* tanneries and other industrial vention In Indochina. en.i'K '-®£J’nne, Oklahoma, jo surrender," Mag.saysay com -!- La-st Thur.sday he was convicted ’ Another douLlle slaying the'pre- called enemy agents' and saboteurs Rightism Impotent, it Is important BARLOW MOTOR SALBS ~ ROCKVILLE plants with Hie flood waters. Hun­ . uin Carolina Tenneaaee, Texas, 1 mented. "He was cornered by the | on three counts of having evaded ' ''ions night had created tensionIn In the wake of bloody rioting to do all possible to eliminate what The gentlcnian who last year at shop the other morning exfiecting Dillon is said to have made clear this time was overhearj to remqrk immediate attention. They had dreds of gallons of gasoline ’ also Virginia and West Vii-ginia, armed forces ' , ' pa.vmehl of $39,015 in federal in-f communify of 12.000. An un Saturday «niqng workers at the / “Bidletiiis makes those two “ isms” attrac­ to Laniel that such a proposition states with permi.ssive -segrega- Cnlesa granted amnesty. Tame I corrie taxes from 1947 thmugh that spting must be“ approaching wait however, on^ barber was flowed freely as some service sta­ would provide a.basis for further known attacker killed E. T. Nor­ -\damjee jute'*^ills In Narayan- hccauae the l ain was getting warm­ tion pumps toppled. tion were listed as New Mexico, faces trial on charges ranging front 1949. • - man 'and J. D. Crott.at a ilrive-m Ciiij, Others were hunted today. from the AP Wires cutting tne other's hair. The Home of CLEAN, QUALITY USED CARS con-sideration 6f American plans^ Wyoming and Kansas. | murder to sedition. er has been silent tkus far. Anon.4 No persons suffered any aerioits by' Preaident Eisenhowe;-, Secre- grocery. Both men had their Possiblj,’ 300 persons were killed misl)aps a.s a result of the flood. In an apparent effort to p re-; .'The surrender "marked a major throats cut and Lucian -N'oriiian! ■•’nd 3(KI injured In the riot, re- I VISIT OUR MODERN SHOW PLACE TO SELECT YOUR NEXT CAR I .step in Magsaysay'a efforts to I„k Who's Herr Police credit'd the speedy mobili-* (C-ontinued on Page Four) wc.s shot lietween the eyes with a ' ported to involve hostile factions-i T(Y' MEET CA8TELLANI The following ronvefsatlon be­ zation of evacuation forces with (Ciintinued 6A Page Four) j bring ,aboul a peaceful settlement 22-(;alil)cr hiillct. About $1.5 w a s -o f local Bengali workers and non- 1 San Friinclaco. Mnjr-17 t/Pd— tween tw'o women was overheard OPEN EVENINGS AND WEEKENDS TO 9 P.M. the prevention of injuries or panic. of the .Huk uprising. Although .a 1 iissin^ from the cash register, j l engali workers from West Pakis-! ^♦•Knlng of a Horid’a middle- one recent day on the bus: » The water surged downhill into bitter foe of the t;ebels aa'>..field News Tidbits Mrs. Rowland s scream.s briiught ■ tan. Usually reliable sources said ! weight title fight here for next - No. I. "Tiiey tell that Mrs. ' QUINN’S the central busintsa area of Pea-- commander, as defense chief aji(^ Culled from AP Wires Lucian Norman and John Bailey I ('ommimwt agitators had fanned i -August between champion Caii is a terrible hou.sekeeper.” body Square after two one-t'on Eyetoitriess Report: as president. Slagsaysay long- ha» hurryini; to her house Saturday | minor di.spules into violence Bobo Olson, of San Francistta, 1953 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 1953 OLDS 98 granite blocks of a dam gave way advocated resettling the rebels oh and kiM'ky I'ast.ellanI, No. I con­ No! 2. ' "That's what I hear | newly developed land. . right. Both men >vere attacked a.-t Officials said uhilersityersity stuistudents | too. They tell me her husband j CONVERTIBLE 4-door sedan. RAH. 2-tone blue. A real miai- at a pond called the Flume about the.v entered'the residence. Nor- tender, waa announced hfte to­ PHARMACY em ear with only 14,000 miles. l.onks and rum a mile away. At Kansas Qfy. Romulo, Mag Police say 29-year-old son of posing as mill workers were among] drinks a io t" flub*roii|H*. Gold cnlnr, btark top, RAII, all day by prolhoter Benny F’ord- like a brand new ear. "It looked like the Misaiasippi sayiay, Pson^rem^y. 3^ President kdmit, calmly, to 1 «-'th cntlc.l the jailed suspects. A large niim-. No. 1. "Oh. he does. That's de lu.\e equipment. This car Is poslltv.'ly like “ There now will be peace and! "'alklng intb (wo churches during ijounds. Bailei, who was not ler of othei^ suspects were re-| ton bad. , Do you know what a brand new car. 9,000 original River flowing In," witnesses on Defenders Fbiight Reds i BI DUHISTS C.\U* COUNCIL OPEN SUNDAYS 1952 PLYMOUTH CAMBRIDGE rooftOpa said. • ^ . order throughout the Philippines ■Sunday services .and nonchalantly t Rangoon. Burma, .May 1'4 (/Pi—. Mary told me about Mrs. - . \ guarant(>ed miles. $2095 Water up' to « feet deep fl^ded Taruc is the man who had the fol- taking $600 from collection plates (Continued on Page Three) (Continued on Page Three) I i ' Buddhist leaders from aU over Well, she said so and so is alwavs j 4-Doof. 5ledlum blue, RAM, all de luxe equip, m^nt. A one owner ear that had been kept In scores of buildings, including 75 low'injg/'With his surrender, the re- in Michigan . . . .Speeikt board pre­ ' the world opened-the sixth great, on the go and doesn't have any , 9 A.M. to 1 P.M. 1950 CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE factories, all the city’s main Until Ammo Was Gone bellion is ended." sumably re hower invites 18 life insurance I mental health took offlee today 4-door sedan. Ivory lop, maroon bottom. Traffic Death Tull Mrs. I’m so glad to see u p e / c r sound low mileage ear fully guaranteed. fell silent over the remnant of the "It seemed like there were ey’ecutives and federal health of- with a pledge to ’’g(H a good you. We were just talking about i Healer, aiilomptle transmission. Sold new by fortress bunkers, they carried out thousands of .shells and machine n i n c u n f c IIS. 5VIII be giiaranl(>pd same as a new ear. For Overdue Plane 1 2 i to White House luncheon to aa fast you. . My, you look lovely to­ 1950 CHRYSLER 6 C Y L WINDSOR Erig. Gen. Christian de Castries' gun bullets hitting against the Blasko This Is an r.verptlunal one-year-old ear. Ex* “ x s v x -i TT c r a /i v c .m i j uisrii.s.s administration's proposed mg day." 4- door sedan. RAH. Automatic transmission. last order—“Give up when you can hospital bunker. office to4iay erllent savings. i nc longer fight.'' ' __ I health insiiraneo program. ar J' 'No. 2. "You look out of this ; Dark green finish. A well kept ear with low Chatham, Maaa„ May 17 (/P)—A “ Some of them buried some pf School business officials from ' from Gov. Lo4lge. wide aearch from the ground and This account of the fortress' last Boston, May 17 i/Pl—New Eng­ fc the impression he might be to he to stay, just us soon as tos- world. What a pretty hat." mileage. A modern ear for years to come. t-.e wounded alive as the Vletminh land counted at least persons throughout State will meet at The bus stopped and the male ' 1952 BUICK ROADMASTER the air waa underway today for a hours■ s\sut4# onv«i May 17 waa Kivciigiven IVto news*news j ... 12 80mew.hat more interested in re- si''li. IHE ASKS U.S. SCHOOL AID miasing 4-paasehger plane which men la.t night by three badly dead today in week end traffic UConn tomorrow and Wedneadav tirmg there than he is in a second The spacious new home the Riviera 4-door sedan. RAH, Dynallow, green, 1947 CADILLAC 5 PASS. COUPE to ponder Improved techniques for Wtsshington, -May\ 17 (A—Presi­ THROW THEM while walls, spare tire never removed, from disappeared on a flight from wounded eurvlvors of the epic From outside we cduld hear accidents on rain-slicked high- White House term., Prerident and Mrs. Eisenhower are Rifell. Hydramatie. Dark gray finish. In excel­ the wild screaming of the Vlet- way.s. operation of their institutions . . . dent Eisenhower asked Congreas ) A W A Y trunk. This ear has been kept in exceptional lent mechanical condition and Cadillac ap* Chatham to Teterboro, N. yes­ ■iege, part of the contingent of 11 It's nothing more than an ini- having built there has a lot to do today for an extra $M,IM.M# ta mbah aad the answeriug cries of Miss Carmen Roy. 19. of Stan- Flp;1(Ja horse trainer Harry M. still Plenty Of 55 ear L fft condition. Reasonably priced. 21,000 origlnid pearaace. At Its- very best. 5'ou won’t expect terday. casualties released by the Vieiniiah pressibn and you could be dead w-ith the impression you ge.t'. help . areas crowded___ by - ______fc4ieral miles. Coast Guard aearch and rescue rebels before the airlif, evacuation the French aa everybody fought stead. Que., was killed in a motor­ Harvey, who drove Helicopter to In 'shoes Repaired Here to find an older car at clean as this one.’ viciously, hand to hand. cycle collision in Newp"iiJited it over the weekend ! workers or workers an feilenl officials identified the occupants was suspended Saturday.' The President himself never has spent more than an hour j projects with school c«wstmctkMU as Charles Turro, of 78 Elizabeth De Castries Captured . “ At times a soldier would tumble Police said she was a passenger .on sqnteticed to five days in jail after EMERGENCY Liven any public. inkling as to .... , , 1 • hi a latter to 5p4^* sIam YULYES St„ Teaneck, N. J„ an air titans- At Hanoi's overcro\/-.:ed Lanessan into the hospital bdnker, badjy a motorcycle operated by Guy pleading guilty to charges of reck- Whether he will seek r*;election th ^ I* ' House Mariin, la for Ofi. BURNER Shoe Repairing of the MANY OTHER CjjLRS TQ CHOOSE FROM port service pilot, and Mr. and Military Hospital they I said both 1 "ounded, and saiy he w’sa but of Poisson of Rock Island, Que., w ho les.s operation of motor vehicle and • KB*- A_S. Eisetihower, Btwtand litahia'wifa. tarifA fllthllaifunds (atvlor the next 9 llscalHaxasAl ^01^^ Better Kind Done 55hUe Mra. Brockton Lamb. The Lambs' Gen. De Castries, tbeir kerolc gar­ ammunition.." was injured in the crash. disorderly conduct! 1956. Several of his close associ­ SERVICE ates Ksy they don't kno'w, arid The place in the rolling Pennayl- heglnntag July 1. ' Y'ou 5%'alt< - '■'V BANK RATES - - ALL CARS GUARANTEED address was given,as Rutherford. rison commander, and the only \,^That was the wa.v everj"de-: Three-year-old Wayne A. Wol- Def(;nse Secretary Charles E. vania hills will be ready for occu- N- J. . . ' ■ .woman in the fortr(M .;Air Force fender fought, said Champougny ski of 'Wlnchfndoi,. Mass., was Wilson ' and- .yveral top-ranking they speculate (hat he probably 15 m a p l e s t r e e t h a ^ ’t made up his 'mind. pare by fall. It will be the first TELUS LAWVEKS t o INFORM The plane arrived^ from Teter­ li'arse Genevieve de iGalard 'Ter- —until he no longer had anv-thing struck and killed by an automobile fc*. S. dipiomatic and military offi­ home of their own the President CALL Opp.'First National Store in FitzwIIliam.'N, H- They sa.vj, the. wc|rid situation Treatoa. Nv J- 3iay 17 \ farking Lat boro early yeste^ay and, waa raube of Paris, both vera.captlv.es tq flghtjwlth. ‘ cials confer briefly in..Seoul with and the Firs( Lady have had since The iNew Jariwy Sii'preoM O iw 9 ’ Edward. BokoskI, 3.4. of Water- South Korean President Syngman and the political circumstances at scheduled to return there later. o f the Vletminh. “De (^ tr ie s ' last order to the their iriarriage, nearly 40 yearn ia a proeedeat-ahattariag es4a M I-9 -4548 M o t 09* S a le s However, contact with the plane Neither was wounded, the trio bury. Conn., was killed when his Rhee. . . . Five young people killed the time undoubtedl.v will influence a ^ . • mhn In hla -bunker,” Champougny ckr arid a trailer truck bol.lided on low tMay ordered lasnwr Route 85, Windsor Avenue, Rockville— TeL Rockville 5-2538 waa lost shortly after 3u Uke-off •said. and.sixth critically injured when hia decision. Tliat shd the fact he / “ Let’s go look at m.v’ jotot." aaid E. Salaer to reraal from Chatham airport. coaUnued, “was 'giv* up when you the Southwest Cutoff in Worces- ebr, retjUrhing [them from dance would be just a couple of riionths WILUAMS All three men lay badly wounded can- no longer fight.’ 'To ^ *ny-^ the President cnthuaiaatlcally as racketeer WiiUa Btaaitt ' /\ with some 1,400 bthers In the hat- crashM into fast BtUtimore and short of 70' years ol^ at tha end of OIL SERVICE piR^T De a l e r .ENTERING CITY ■' ' -V he led hi^ brother into th|t' aoW (C eatlaM d mm P ago T w o) tarad, ahell-tom fortress’ under* OWo jt^ q n g e r train In Trenton, a second' term., Read Herald Advs. (CoatisiiMd oa Pago Three) (Contimied Page T ve) payoOb la \ ' But when you see >im these paUUehl ((MsUanisd an P ^ a ■A ' i"'* " \- ; ■ "A . ’ ■ ) •V. *\) \