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, r P A G E SIXTEEN TUIi:SDAY, JUNE 8,1954 X- Handi^atfr .lEvanng li^ralb Average Daily Net Prese Run The Weather For the Week Ended ForwaM of C. B. Woatkor ■eraae Juno i, 1654 Enn . Aint Arlka was . among from the . Club in appreciation of About Town 1.212 Oklahomit A A M college stu- Civil Defense Wardens Complete Course (]lub Elects Slate, her fine leadership. flonomity M r tonlgkt, notqalto d^ts to receive a degree at com­ Arrangements for the banquet 11,254 aa oool. Low 56-40.Thnndnjr part­ mencement exercises recently. He Plaits Four Awards were made by Irene Foster,' hos­ Member of .(the Audit ly rloudy, wanner, becoming m on ■ th« Manchester Dental Assn, received a BA degree in Arts, and pitality chairman, assisted by a Sciences, Bureau of Circulation humid. High In low fiOa. will have an outing on Wednes­ committee which included the fol­ M anchester^A.City of Village Charm day, .Ju n e 16. The local d en tista.. The Chaminade Club, at its an­ lowing: Marjorie Hall, Laura vml spend the dpy on a large Members of the Stanley Group nual business meeting and ban­ Maher and Eileen McCarthy. of South Methodist Church will achooner on Long Island Sound quet held Monday evening, June where they may relax and attend hold a picnic tonight at the home VOL. LXXIII, NO. 218 ^ (Claaniltcd Adrortialng on Pago 26) MANCHESTER, CONN., W’^DNESDAY, JUNE 9, 1954 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES IN TWO SECTIONS) PRICE n V E CENTS j;eneral conferences. of Mrs. Mildred Wasley. 20 Aca­ 5. a t C lark's In W iilim antic, voted demy St. 'The picinic was origin­ to award four full tuition scholar­ Decrease Reported The Golden. Rule Club of Tal- ally planned for the West Farm ships fof Laurel Mu.sic Camp to eottville will hold its final business in Bolton. four high 8ch(X)l students who 111 Arrests Here maefting of the season tomorrow have shown special talent in mu­ James Roosevelt Casts His Ballot \ Stocks Dip evening at 7:30 in the social room. Edward Smith of 46 Jensen St., sic. A committee of three club Free BILL TIINSKY will be presented the Beta Sigma members, El.sie Gustafson, Loiiise Arrests for motor vehicle vio­ E stim ates RESIDENCE PHONE MI-9-9095 Mies E d ith WilliatTLs of Tolland Kappa award at commencement Herring, and Isabel Worth, will lations decreased from 86 in April Turnpike presented a group of her exercises at the Pennsylvania meet this week with G. Albert to >58*in May while arrests for As Holding pupHa in. a piano and accordion State College of Optometry. In Pearson, music director at the other Affensea Incrreased from 18 recital Saturday evening in the Philadelphia tonight. Doctor of high school: to select the students to 24 and accidents dropped from Wickham Library, Elaat Hartford. Optometry degrees will be pre­ who will receive the awards at the 36 to 30, a report by police Chief final senior assembly on Wednes­ Try Fails sented to 97 members of the 36th Herman O. Schendel Indicates. Anderson-^ea Ppst Auxiliary, graduating class, of which Smith day, June 16. . M V f Is a m em ber. D inner w as served -to forty club Tlie drop In motor vehicle ar­ No, 2046, will hold a Military rests reflected chiefly In major m m mm New York, June 9 (:4*)—A members in a private dining room W hiit toraorrow at 8 p.m. at the offenses. The -hike in other ar* aelling flurry in the steels and Ikiat Home, Manchenter Green. R obert W eidig, 7. .son of Mr. and at Clark's at 7:30. after which Mrs. R obert W eidig. Sr., of 417 Elsie Gustafson. pre.,ideht, con­ rest.s was caused by one case each aircrafts forced the, .-tock Profits of the card party w ill go in May of bigamy, breaking and THE DELCO-HEAT to the VFW National Home for Summit St., was presented with ducted the final business meeting market down again today af­ the P. H. . Rbbinson Memorial of fhe year. In her annual report, entering, violation of probation, orpluuied children at Eaton Rapids. common drunkard, assault and SERIES F OH BURNER ter an early holding operation Mich. Mrs. Lucile Hlrth heeds the Scholarahip for scholastic achieve­ Mrs. Gu.staf.son reviewed the ac­ failed. committee and wlir be assisted by ment at. rommencemcht exercises tivities of the year, making note of batte'.y, and two of theft. held in the gardens of Robinsdn the, successful' concert the club Parking violations increased Built and Bdtktd by Railroads were in the forefront Mrs. Gertrude -Buchanan, Mre. of an early effort to stern the Goin^ Their Separate Ways Helen Beebe, Mrs. Dorothy Faulk­ School, Highland Avenue, West presented in May for the scholar­ slightly and the number of com­ Central Motort Peace Hope Hartford, yeaterday. John Robin­ ship fund, w'hlch Is, each year, the plaints remained almdsl un­ elide that reached major propor­ ner, Mrs. Dorothy Wohlgemuth tions yeaterday, but the railroads and Mrs. Jeanne Winzier. son, headmaster, made the award club'a main project. Mrs. Gustaf­ changed. 9 and said this was the first tjine In son gave special commendation to Your iotullttion on be miJs joined the other* in the aelloff in history th a t the. Award was made nil the officers and committee quickly and rtiiljr - in jusc • few the afternoon. Loase* were-- as Seen Killed linne Lodge, No. 72, Knights of The staff members of the Man­ two thnu.sand people for service in 1 houii time, i^ m e in now snd tee g re a t aa $1 to $3 a ahare. Aide ‘Nasty’ Pythias, will meet tomorro.w at 8 to a lower-grade atudent. Robert chairmen, whose efforts contrib­ graduated from the second grade chester Civil Defense Warden Di­ M USICAh (he handsome Delco-Heat Oil p.m. In Orange Hall. Election of the Warden Division, if anticipated uted so much to the aucce.ss of the < 1 Business Pace IJvens ^^e private _.c^ool, for boya. vision have recently completed a recruiting goals are reached. year, and thanked all the members Burner—and che entire line of Delco- The pace of business quickened course in the .technique of teach­ By Molotov alto received an invitation to at­ In the above picture Cat! Mc­ for their cooperation. CONCERT Heat equipment on the afternoon decline but it In Threats Paul R. Vaartlonua of 447 Center ing with audio visual equipment A llister, Divi.slon C om m unications The report of the nominating r ■ ' • never spilled over as It did.yester­ tend the meeting of Damon Lodge St., a tester, and Miss Helen V. Ambassadors Male Qnariet of Rockville tomorrow night. and materials, conducted by Ar­ officer, points out some of the roBsmittee was accepted and the f You'll lay goodbye (o old fajhioned, back- day when the tape was swamped Mlsiewlxz of 35 Hamilton St., thur Lalime, sudio visual “super­ fine polnt.s of a projector to Direc­ fallowing officers were elected for of with selling orders. Geneva, June 9 (IP)—^West­ Washington, June 9 (jP)— Eastern Bible Institute ^ breaking hand bang . . . and you'll get big Hartford, inspector, secured a visor in the Manchester schools. tor Neil Lawrence and Deputy next year: Louise' Herring, presi­ lavingi in time money and labor! When the rush of selling abated, ern diplomats as.serted glumly Roy M. Cohn testified today The Italian American Ladies marriage license In Hartford yes­ Auxiliary will hold its final meet­ These men will ultimately be re­ Zone Wardens Normsn McKee dent: 'Mary Stewart, vice-presi­ prices came bark up from their toda.v that Soviet Foreign Army Counselor John G.’ terday. • . sponsible for the training of about and Fverett Belding. dent: Le^*^ Haberern, secretary; TUES. and WED. lows, but the market as a whole ing of the season tonight st 8 7:4.5 P.M. Minister V. M. Molotov had Adams coupled talk of send* o’clock at the clubhouse on Eld- . and Vlrginifi '^ark. treasurer. * THE DELCO-HEAT remained depressed. Carl Waller Ojason received his all but killed chances of peace ing Pvt. G. David Schine rldge Street. Eunice Blinn,'*g^ former presi­ Lower were Bethlehem Steel, BA degree and wa.s commissioned dent, presented Mrs. Gustsf.mn. TINKER HALL SERIES “F" BURNER in wartorn Indochina by his overseas with efforts to halt convem your present General Motors. Goodyear, United 8t. Margaret's Circle, Daughters a 2nd Lt. in the U. S. Air Force Walk-in Donors Help Town the retiring president, with a gift 791 MAIN ST. Aircraft, American Telephone. latest policy statement. the McCarthy subcommittee'a Re.serye at commencement exer­ of Isabella, wilt hold a business The publlr is eordlally invited. hand-fired Eioiler or fur­ Kennecott Copper. Du Ppnt, Gen­ Outlining hi* "peace terms" investigation of Ft. Mon­ meeting tonight at 8 in the K of C cises at Yale University yester­ nace into automatic eral Electric and New York Cen­ late yesterda.v to the nine-party day. No admission rharge. mouth. N„ J.. and the Army home. Reach Bloodmobile Quota DELCO-HEAT tral. Indochina conference, Molotov not Yesterday's market break was a only raised new issues but leveled Loyalty Board. The 84th annual reunion of the The Coventry Fragment Society MANCHESTER technical reaction following charges which aroused western re­ Cqhn, under questioning by Army Masonic Veteran Assn, will be held will hold its annual strawberry With a half-unit quota - of 7.5 Edith Lewie, Mrs. Gladys Melbert, steady nine-month climb that took sentm ent. Counsel Joseph N. Welch in th* supper and sale, tomorrow from MILLWdRK CO. We.stern loaders prepared to 30th day of the Army-McCarthy at the Masenic Temple. Bridge- pints of blood to be achieved at Mrs. Lois Peiry, Miss Susan Biirr, 254 Broad St.—Tel. MI-9-S28S the market on average to the p<^, Saturday. June 26, at 11 a.m. .5:30 to 7:30 at the Community yesterday's Bloodmobile visit. Irvin Secor, Robert Holmes, Har­ We Save Yon Money Call T6da)fi for FREE Healing Survey highest peaks since October of voice formally their reaction to hearings, said Adariis left an im­ Re^rvationa must 1>e mads by House, North Coventry. Manchester was .successful in old Crozier. Jr., Mrs. Ruby Cer- the Russian's statement at an­ pression that ‘‘What happened to Low Cost 2nd Mortgage James RooseveU, the late President’s eldest son, steps from voting 1929. June 20. reaching 76 p'ints, one over the vini. Mrs. Joanna Susog, Ralph / VI other Indochina session this after­ Schine depended' on what Adama Connecticut League of Nurses quota. WE HAVE WHAT booth in his distriet In Los .Angeles after casting his ballot In the Outside of the railroads, how- noon, but their spokesmen already thought." Warren, Mi-s. Margaret Larsen, ever^^no sin^.le division of the mar­ will hold a meeting tOmonow eve­ Blood Program officials artd H enry Opalach. Mr.s. C ynthia YOU WANT IN LOANS California primary. A caniUdate for Congress from the 26th Dis­ had indicated their pessimism. Cohn insisted he didn’t caro ning at the Manchester Country volunteer Red Cross workers who NO BROKERAGE FEES— trict, running against eight other candidates, Roosevelt ran away with ket- was ai.y better than mixed. w hiter or not Schine went over­ Rowle, Mrs. Amy Pirk,v, Miss Lower, stocks included Nev York Piirelyj, Destructive Club. Reservations are closed for served at Woodruff Hall during Helen Kai.ser. Russell Par.son. Ru­ We Offer Big Savings SA im ron co.uk the Democratic nomination despite adverse publicity from his wife’s A U. S. spokesman called the seas, but said he thought Adama. Central, Standard Oil (NJ). Para the buffet at 6:30, but all interest­ the unit operation from 12:45 to dolph Heck, Mrs. Lillian Scott, HARDWARE 3 3 1 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER. COf charges of infidelity and opposition from National Democratic Cbalr- Molotov speech "purely de.struc- had been "naaty" about it, ed nurses are invited to hear the 5:30 p. ni. were jubilant over the CHARLES HERSHMAN man Stephen Mitchell. (Aif* WIrephoto). mount Pictures, X,merican Tele Adama has testified that Cohn HALE'S William Stenger, Frank Weir, Ma­ phone, U. S. Steel, .SUidebtCker. tive.” A British spokesman said it speaker. Miss Alice Morrissey, in­ successful day. rion Casc,v. Mrs. Cecilia Mishalak, MORTGAGE CO. TELEPHONE MI-9-4595 contained nothing helpful. The flew into a rage and threatened to structing supervisor of rehabilita­ Of the 60 donor appointment.s .Mr.s. Lillian Tardif. Mi.ss Jeanne Open 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. Dally Dow Chemical, Admiral Corp., and "wreck the Army’' when told General Electric. French called it "extremely ag- Headquarters tion nursing, Bellvuc Hospital, scheduled at the beginning of the Lo\;-. Mrs. The,lma W oodbridge and RHONE CH-6-6863 ROCKVILLE 5-2177 gre.ssive" and said it contained Schine probably would be sent New York City. day, 19 failed to show up at all. Edwin Quinn. - Higher were Youngstown Sheet "provocative terms." Sen. Sluart R.vmlngfon (D-Mo.), left, and Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy (R-Wls) right, go their sepa­ overseas as moat draftees were. Ha quoted Cohn as saying also that FOR However, 41 walk-in donors who Also donating \s1thout prior A Tube. Boeing. Homestake Min­ Western delegates were as rate ways at breakup of afternoon session of the Met'arthy-.Xrmy hearing in Washington June 8. appeared without appointment Roosetselt Prevails ing. American Tobacco, Union Pa­ S.vmington appears to be following Sen. John .McClellan (D-.-\rk) front the rnoiii. The session waa Robert T, Stevens would ba much disturbed by the hostile re­ scheduling were fildward Krascen- through aa Secretary of the Army. .saved the day for the local Blood ic.s. Albert Post, Kenneth Eddy, cific. Atlantic Coast Line, and marks in Molotov's speech as by marked.b.v another exchange between S.vmington and McCarthy. ,\l one point.Symington suggested P rogram . Northern Pacific. his actual propo.sals. McCarthy "better go to a psyehlalriSt.’’ (.\P WIrephoto), Cohn has denied making such atata- Peter Plikaitis, Paul Latulippe, m enu. In contrast to the last Blood­ Mixed Gains; I»Mie« (lied He accu.sed the United States DEVELOPING Mr.s, M ary Jane Goss, Ra,vmond Senators RMew Fend mobile Day. when 34 potential Marchessoaiilt, John Buckley, Ed­ mtest The American Stock Exchange of maaternUnding a plan to under­ donors were rejected, yeaterday ward Ralph. Sarah Stevens, Wal­ displayed a wide mixture of gains mine the Geneva conference and The Senate investigations aub- saw only 6 rejections for the en­ ter Holman. Mrs. May Stenger, and losses with the emphasis on extend the Indochina war. Thrill Bomb Puerto Rican committae got bad; to the meat of tire afternoon. \ Wednesday Morning Sjreeials Plane Carrying 17 the controversy between Sen. Mc­ .John Gijpsso. Louree Dlskan and San Francisco, June 9 (/P )* 0f Condon as a security ri.sk by the downsidb. Trading was mod­ He criticized the policies of Scheduled donors w1io appe.ired Ralph Coleman. erate. Premier Joseph Laniel’s govern­ Carthy and Army officials Mter a included Raymond Johnson. Mi­ —California’s unique run-on- y*® (^mmission. renewal of the continuing clash The ne.Nt visit of the Bloodmo. , _ I Rooaevelt called his wife s accusa- Higher were Glen Alden Coal, ment,. which is now facing a Gang Nabbed Missing in Pacific Quartet Kills chael Gianetta. Mrs. Miiriel An- . tions untrue.' Condon te.stified he between McCarthy and Sin. Sym­ bile will be on Monda,v, June 2S, botn-tlckets political system McDonnell Aircraft, New Mexico severe te s t in. the F rench N ational ington (D-Mo.). IFQO^ 5 drulot, Mrs. Elizabeth Alsboiigh, as never a communist member Assem bly. Mrs. Blanche Hochberg, Mr.s. at Wooflniff Hall during the same was shaken by a surprising ' A Arizona Land. -North ^lentral At the outset of the 30th day of hours, 12:4.5 to 5:30 p.m. Stfiff \ . sympathizer. T exas Oil. Suiperior 'Tool, and Tri- A U. S. spoke,sman declared In Maryland Tokyo, June 9 \ IP ^ K U. S. Insanity Plea Penelope Cooney. Mrs. Ethel Hen- Democratic vote in yestfir- Nav.v amphlbUtn plane carrying hearings, Symington offered to tea- nequin.i Mrs. Richard Rcinohl, aides are starting at once to at­ daV’s nrimarv election • i Goodwin J. Ki.ight easily Ooritinental W arrants. Lower were Molotov's speech was designed to Ufy as a witness in this case if Mc­ tempt to fill the appointment sheet Arkansas Fuel Oil, Equity Corp., have an unfavorable impact on 17 men is miaaing on a flight be­ Mrs. Rufus Clement. Elizabeth Betheada, Md., June p UP)—Three tween Japan and OWnan-a, His Washington, June 9 lAb—Four Carthy will let a special Senate Lupacchino. N o r m a n Paulter, for this (laywhen the quota will General Stores, Humble Oil, Il­ French public opinion, which committea investigate the Wiscon­ S h o p f r o m 9 t o 12 for tHese Closeouts c 'liw f .< J...... i '. ’ : threatens to' overturn th? shaky .vontHa from w'ell-to-do fam ilies, Navy said tonight. Th« rflN left Puerto Ricana on trial for staging RcngM, R«frig«rators Mrs. Lillian England. Mrs. Charles be 150 p ints.' New residents in Roosevelt and helped the eldest ____ « i-a- i . ^ linois Zinc, Niles-Bement-Pond, sin Senator's financial dealings. • Q ^fsn»tAf¥e» i6«t Shattuck-Denn Mining, and Wag­ Laniel government. were held by county authorities to­ Iw akuni .Air Base a t 5:M a.m. a wild shooting spree in the House Stanle.V,, Mrs; Raymond Hazard, town, and Manchester resident ion of the late New Deal President ! u'^own unm h« ^ cm ' There. waa a hot exchange in W ashers ond AH who has never appeared on the ner Baking. Red Peace Terms day in what police called,, the and was last beard from at 6:55- of Representatives objected stren­ Mrs., Ruth Rowley, Richard Beli; and Specials from Xarious Depts. Win nom ination for Congre.ss from - nJ?:™ a.m . uously today when their lawyers which McCarthy said he waa will­ blood donor lists arc urged to The bond market declined with Western hopes received their ing but declined to Mgn a formal uinn’s Mrs. Violet Yurkshot, Mrs- Ver­ heavily Dertiocratic Los Angeles, i breakup of a "thrill" bombing out­ Air Force and Navy planes Sought to lay the groundwork for Othor Applianees phone RfI-3-.5in and volunteer to T, ,ti ^ n uti CT4U "J ' lieutenant covernoK. He auc- biggest jolt when Molotov got agreement proffered % Sj-ming- non Hauschild, Mrs. Carl How-^ Hell omiose Republi(an Theodore , r-i.i.c o-.vi break that had terrorized the fa.ili- and Jarahese and I'. H, ships possible pleadings of inSanity. land. Florence Downing, Jack donate this vitall,y needed suppl,v ceeded Chief Justice Earl Warren (Continued bn. Page Nineteen) down to the Communist terms for ionable Betfhesda-Chevy Chase sub­ ton. throughout the store. (Ted) Ciw'ings in November. as governor last fall. searched the tea Imt found no The four, particularly Mrs. Lo­ Early, and Mrs. John Dormer. which so m any scrjously ill and Similamy, Rep. Robert L. Con­ an Ipclochina peace'. urban area on the outskirts of Members of the aubcommlttea injuretl persons desperately need. Rep. Samuel W. Yorty (D-Oalif). Some quarters had expected trace of the plane, the Navy lita Lebroh, began talking e.xcited- tlMJWHAUee. p h a r m a c y Also appearing with scheduled don (D-CalttJ. also renounced by Washington. aald. were still tiUklng of a quick wind­ whom Rooaevelt seeks to succeed him to make important conces­ ly to their la-wyera as croas-exam appointments were Mrs. Marion CLOST: OUT—SMALL LOT LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Democratic National Chairman Two more were freed under bond The plane was attached to up of the hearings, but McCarthy :. t. ML 1- •y-4f/36 Booth. Richard Byers, Edna Clark, Stephen Mitchell renominated in the House, maintained a 2 to 1 Ike’s Ad viser sions, but instead he toughened of $2,000 each and throe others ination questions touched on told reporters he^robably will ask Democratic lead over Sen. Thomas r N avy P atro l itquadrnn 47 a t whether or not they "looked ner­ Robert Messier, Miss Barbara and will face J oHHnF. Baldwin, his stand and raised new issues. were relea-sed to their parent*. for a two Weeks recess when Cohn H. Kuchel (R-Callfj. Warren ap­ Iwakimi. It carried 15 offteeni vous" after the shooting in which Faiko\vski, Mrs. Constance .Tom- HANDBAGS ■ Jr., the Republican h6 defeated in He. proposed that the confer­ Poliee said they expected seven to and enlisted men from Iwakqpl leaves this week end for National cluk, Mrs. V irginia Hou.se, Byron HATS pointed Kuchel when Californla'a Sees 10 additional arrests of teen-agers five congressmen were wounded Guard training at Camp Kilmer, Top handle and ghovil’dcr at rap sty lea. Plaatic citlT genuine leath- 1952. - U pturn ence begin discussing immediate­ iinitasand two Marine officers. Haflenbeck, Roy Helm, Arnold In bright colors. Values to $3.50. Close out a t Contrast to Other. VoUng Richard M. Nixon became Vice believed to have been minor parti­ last March 1. N. J. era and fai Ilea. • ^ President. ly on a political settlement in In­ Names were withheld. Weather Kieinschmidt, Mrs. Ethel Hub­ dochina without waiting for an cipants in. the series of blast*. Judge Queationa Relevancy "That is my present plan." Mc­ And right on down the line, Forord Into Hunoffe w as had In the areal Carthy said. bard, Mrs. Hilda Kennedy. Ever­ Democrats nominated Democrats For Business agreement to end the fighting. The |-oiin.dup w as m ade y e ste r­ S. District Judg'e Alexander ^ Knight and Kychel built huge ett Kennedy. Sr.. Roger Dumaine. .00 for national and state offices—in Other delegates thought they had day only a few hours before, police Kollzoff also questioned whether ' "I’ll want him here. Roy knows Mi.ss Lorraine Behrend. John M or­ $ l e 2 9 ^ ^ a c h MILLINERY DEPT.-SECOND FI.OOR' aharp contrast to previous elec­ majorities for their own-GOP nom- *ald, the boys’ plans called for a this line was relevant. In a more about this c|ise than any­ inatiems. Veteran Republican state W ashington. Jun.e 9 (IP) —P resi­ gotten arounu this diffic. lty when body else. We won't ask for any timer, Clifford Doucette, Walter tions when many Republicans, fil­ the Communists agreed three homemade bomb to be set off at bench conference the court-ap­ A.ndrews and W illiam Brown.* officiate;, consistent tw o-party w in­ dent Eisenhowet4| chief economic the Bethesda Police Station. deferment of Roy (from training) ing . on both ticket!:, won both adviser says the nation^s economy weeks ago to give priority to the pointed defense lawyers said* past Walk-in donors included Mrs. A good a$$orfment .pf blou$es, originally $2.98 nominations and thus .were elect­ ners In the past, also were forced Five bombings andi an attempted j court- trials indicated such ques- a t all." SPECIAL WKDXl-:SDAY MORNING into runoffs. is poised for an early upturn, cease-fire discussions, Molotov, arson, police said, already had been Police Uncover Cohn. 37. is chief counsel to Mc­ ed in the prim ary. spurred by new developments in however, said the time had now ! tioning waa nece.ssary in possible NOW 69c The returns all added up to a directed at school' officials' homes, pleadings of irisahity. Carthy’s investigations subcom­ ^ Not all sizes and rolnrs. Democratic .voters obviously defen.se and business expan.< And three little letter* probably of the Pre.sident's Council of Ei:o- (Cnntinued on Page N|neteen) been injured and police quoted the sure.* to get preferential treat­ Open Tues. and Thuiw. Until 6 p. M__ 0|>en Wed. U ntil A:S0 LECLERC NOW $ 1.98 nomlc Advisers, told a news con­ F orgery objection to any such move. They had a lot to do with it. boys as spying they had no Inten­ Case aaid the four defendants, who have ment for Schine, wealthy New FUNERAL HOME ference yesterday that if unem­ Yorker who was an unpeUd con­ Plaid h«f$ for wear af fhe beach, in fhe yard or 'The D em ocratic trend cam e in tion to injure any person. steadfastly refused ps.vchiatric ex­ 3 Pair For 79c Democrats Pick an election in which candidates ployment follows its usual season­ The. first incident of the series New Britain, June 9 iiPi—Al­ aminations. want to preserve the sultant. to the .subcommittee until FUNERAL driving, values fo $ 1.50 ...... NOW 25c continued the crossfiling system of al pattern, there would be about’ French Group dccurVed A pril 8 w h e n th e honSe leged forgery operations termed "political character" of the demon­ drafted last fall. Potterton's . running on both tickets. But for four million jobless by July. That of Ra.v O. Zim merm an, vice prin* one of the biggest rase* involving Cohn, relating his version of 130 CENTER ST.— (Corner of Church) stration. SERVICE CLOSE OUT—SMALL LOT NYLON A group of famous make BATHING SUITSi*”'" Timmerihaii in I the first time in 40 years the ballot would be nearly 700.000 more than cipal in charge of discipline at worthless checks ever to copie to The defendant* have said they Adams' talk of Schine's going over- i Identified t-hem by party. The the, goyernflient has v reported as Urges Assembly Bethesda - Chevy Chase ' Hikh the attention of the State Police wanted to dramatize their de­ Leclerc, values fg $10.95...... NOW $5.00 I abbreviation, "Dem,” or "Rep," out’ of work last month. School where some of the youths Were unfolded today following the mands for Puerto Rican indepen­ (Continued imi Page Nineteen) Walter N. ■ i followed the n«mes.’ But, Bums said he expects a are students, was stoned and set arraignment of Jefferson Litz, 43. dence. D irector HOSIERY > Not all aize.K and colors. South Carolina The Democrats for yean have rising trend of business activity afire. of Newark, N! J., form erly of ■ ALL SALES f i n a l . Bar EDC Link On the wilne.** stand on the fifth Sizea 8'^ to 9 '•s'. Valued to $1.35. outnumbered Republicans — by to whittle unemployment sharply James L. Fieser, Jr., 18. one of Hartford, in police, court. day of the trial in U.S. distriet 23 Main Street, Manebester- ' SPORTSWEAR-SECOND FLOOR 760,000 for yeaterday's election, Columbia, S.-C., J'une' 9 — m the fall. Paris, June 9 (>Pi .— The For Litz Plead* Innocent co\art today was 'Capt. Carl E. but under the crossfiling without C a ll. MI-9-5869 Lt. (?ov. George Bell Timmerman. ^ .-(^Tiere is evidenpe that the de­ eign Affairs Committee of the (Continued on Page Reven) Held on two counts of obtaining Sohamp'Of the Washington police Jr., 42-yeai^old son of a U.. S. Dis­ party labels Republican' incum- cline has leveled off.'/ Burns said, money under false pretense,*, Litz j force, w^ho placet! three of the de- Bulietins GIRLS'BLOUSES bent(i usually won in both tickets: French National Assembly adopt­ 4 9 c Pair White only. Size-7. trict judge. w1U succeed Jam.es F \ ■ithe records indicate an earlier ed a report today urging 'that the plead^ innocent through . his ; fendant* under arrest. The fourth from the AP Wires Byrnes as South Carolina's gover­ Only Atty.-Gen. Edmund G. upturn . ..There are very encourag­ counsel. Atty, Harry Schwolsky of j w as captured a.* he sought to buy Formerly $l.98-^NOW 69c Brown among state officials was assembly refuse to ratify the nor. ing signs for an overall recovery European Defense Corftmunity. Hartford. Judge Harry Gin.*burg ' a bus ticket back to New'York. found pnobable cause and bound SPECIAL SALE-^REGULAR $LC He rolled to an overwhelming (5 Schamp testified under cro'*s-ex- Mm'HElX R'nLL-OPPOSED ' (Continued m i- P age T en ). The committee’s' action not GIRLS’ BLOUSES ; 3-2 victory over Columbia insur­ (Continued on Page Three) necessarily an accurate indication News Tidbits Litz over to the September term' amination that Mrs. Lebron ap­ New York, June 9 LTV—Ste­ Plaid (fhubetteS. Sizes 10‘j to 14'j, ance executive Lester L,. Bales in of Superior Court under $10,900' peared nenou*. But he Said two Waterproof of wbat might happen when the Culled from AP Wires bond*. phen .A. Mitchell.. Democratla Formerly $3.98— NOW $1.19 yesterday's Derilocratlc primaijy European, Arm.v treaty cornea up 1 of the men, Rafael Cancel Miran- national rhaimiM, said todgjj ! ' marked by light voting. Nomina­ for ratification in .the full assem­ Sgt. Samuel Rome of the State ' da. 25. and Andres Figueroa Cor- that despite the primary elecr ^ DAKED GOODS SALE Police, who assisted in the arre.st ! dero. 29- iseented "prett.}' calm." , tion is equivalen. to electlori: bly, however, “rhe ssaembly often BEACH BAGS GIRLS' DRESSES Eaat German Radio arinouncea Of Litz Ma.v 31 in H artford on a Rohmmp Identifie* Pfatol*' • - tion virtoTiea of Jnmea *Roeee- > THURSDAY, JUNE 10 , ■ P rin ts and plaid.oted in 1946-7 to The main rebel forces mean­ son. N. Y. ; , . Federal mediators crats held caucuses, primaries or Ukely assured jof th& nomination to hrnln^gomlnatiena hy peM tt^ TUMBLER SET !4 1 - II-IN COLORS d er $30,000 bond from county jgil (xmventions to pick delegatea to 1 .1 Rayon By WILU.AM J. WAUGH iriake way for atomic experiments. while took a firm er hold .on their step into eonlraet tUapute between run for governor “ against ‘ Gov. yeaterday on three charges of In the March I blast 'the 82 per- semi-circle of positions just out­ General Electric Co. .and CIO In? the convention. John Lodge, J whom (Connecticut P.ALatA NE.AI6 DE.ATH. V plotting to- kill, fired one afibigun Kwajalein. Marahall Islands. . The . [lopular Hartford County aopls on R ongelap and 154 on U tl- side the delta defense .perimeter, ternatio.nal Union of Electrical Republi'cans apparently afe. going, . New Haven. June -9 (P>— D e ­ Why Drire To Work? Green ^Uim|i8 Givc^ With Cash Sales Mast into bis hhad. 1 , ,May 29 (Ab—They call themaelvea rik were exposed or endangered o strenghtehing the pincers they are Workers tlUEi in New 'York, Democrat received'.flatly the 90- to nom'inate for re-ele«tiori. t "The Foiaoned People.’’ .- tective Ralph Pahna, f2. glmt TAILORED SLIPS V'- Donnelly was arrested in a 'Imur- ■fuch an extent th a t they w ere re ­ expected to try to 'close soon Belgitim b|amea ' Rovlet Air vote .block of the Hartford delegb-- Many Democratic pgrty leadeft laaf’aaoath while cloalag la aa There [are the , 62 , natives of ,tion 'and probably vviU receive 73 SUMMIT ST. V Em'aU aizea in pink only. Valiiea to 12.98-^loae out \ -der for profit" plot involving two moved from their home atcfla The around this war capital.^ Force • for 'attack -on Belgian .Sa- have feit since Bowlea pulled out twa Uaadlta, waa refW fM leday I wealthy widows and an elderly Rongclap atoll who wero showered Utirik people have gone back, but^-' A French High Command bena tranaport'plane last Tburiaday New H(iven'a 90''votes, too. ' of the race that Ribiecff would, be aa cloae to death. IM eehditloa V i ' H f S I i i. DfPINOAILI ^ COMPORT .,r ■ ralcndar manufacturbr) Sheriff Pgt by radioactive ash from the Morch the Rongelapera must wait a year spokeam an said upw ards of 100 and aenda formal protest to Mos­ There ^werc sc.iUtcred eadorae- aura of winning the nomination. taak a taarn far wetae re-' Cordon'aaldv l exploalon of a^ydrogen bomb. —until their atolt ia conaidered Viefminh were killed'or captured cow. .... Long Beach. C^ifpur- tnents or cpmmitmenta to such Bowles, who was named' a dele- caatly a^d taday It wha imparled Tha pU om m f aad g ceatractor One of th e m ,\Jo h n A»JiJ>. aaid aafs. . in mopping bp operationa within ehta-aee coen^ainlng that "butch” nominee poawbilit'iea aa Mayor gata^i from the - tbwr|i of Ea9cx last A'Vtv-' ■' ' c STORi 314 MAIN S T ^ E A R ARM< 7 9 - i ■ . A thasaah rained fKiwn fo r 24 )wura.' haircuts are being'adminkaterad at Jam es P.^Caaey of Briafol and for- » « ) ■ ' looked b« nid. 'It (CahUaaad aa Faga •) (Cfattaned aa Phga iTMaiea) . scitoei aa ^OseipUfiMT ' m m

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONNV WFTDNESDAV, JUNE 9, 1954 PAOBTWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 19.54 PAG E T H R E E - 7 ^ , ------they will ( o back to tha ragvilar H ebron W apping worship hour at^ 10:45 a. m. tuihs fpom 1.519 of. 1..17S pre­ Ground Speed Erexlerlck R. Hayei Ike’s Adviger W ins Award Two Musicians cincts gave him 172,230 votes to Democrats Pick ‘Bates’ 107,766. Frederick R. Hayea, 91. of White nrrxth-Takinjr DciiiooraU Plan Zone Unit to Hear Road, Crystal Lake, died yester­ The two waged a heated cam­ Record Beaten Cinemascope and A O A J V S TO * " $500 day at hla home after a brief ill­ Color Seeg lipiurn Earn Degrees Timmerman in paign ' but Bates extended Tlm- To Hold Caucus ness. He was bom In South Wind­ merihan congratulations and good ■ I B S ndi Taw o il PmoMlt Change Requegts OnriMlI Wild* W- HUS m s m e s i l sor. a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Tony Ciirtie wishes. HiiiliaUMe.llH MMe.Pka By Air Colonel Waldo Hayes and had lived on Mel Ferm r 1. NATION-WIDI C8I 8 IT. Ovar 804 Hebron, June P (Special)—A Wapping, June 9 — (Special) F. liovejoy For, Buginesg George Spence, Ralph South Carolina Both - said that the separate n o o f T o r ’ sffiliatad ollicat in II. S. and Canada. Long Hill Rd„ East Hartford, un­ "SA AD IA" school system must be maintsined •300 1 24.25 19.25 Democratic caucua haa been aehed- Alamogordo, M.', June 9 t/P)-- A public bearing will be held Mon­ til two years igo He leaves a son, "Renchhend” •SOO 1 39.05 2. CUSTONI-mnD LOANS. T« ftt y tm In color ,er (Continued from Pnge One) Maccarone Receiving for the best interests of both the naads, incoma. A«k for’’S Stop Ooida^. uled, tonight at Old Town Hall on A 43-year-old Air Force colonel day night by the Town Planning Everett F. Hayea xif East Hart­ (Continued from Page One) AWov# poywowta ckvet ovoryfbiot 1 and Zoning Comtniaaion at 8 at a:S5-9:40 , ’ White and Negro rat-es. They dif­ A Isss sl tieo CS.O 1I0:m »Iwi 8, FAST SI8VKI to amployod paepla. the Green, at 8:.10 p. m., Gordon reached a speed of 421. miles an ford; a daughter, Mrs. Martin A. 8it0 Hartt GiHege Degrees fered, h(>wever. on how to meet the 04O*P«tw roootd Fo 12 -o Manchester musicians will the State Hoi.ise of Representa­ Ptions, xvTlta, coma in. F > \ \ Corp. for a change of zone, from SUNDAY Encouraging Signs Court decision. Referendum Date Nears Hollonman Air Force Base here. dren. The funeral will be held to­ receive degrees tomorrow at the Voters are reminded of the town general business to industrial, Oh MiCKV ME In OineanaScopa Burns covered virtually all as- tives. was nominated for lieuten­ Timmerman has proposed main­ aecoMd Human t« Oo 400 morrow at 1 p. m. at the Newkirk 14th commencement of the Hartt ant governor to succeed Timmer­ \ meeting Monday, when the refer­ L.t. Col. John P. Stapp, a vet­ property Of the applicant on and Whitney Funeral Home, -SI8 pects of the economy in the coir.’te tenance of the present segregated Tffiar endum on the 4-t«wn regional high eran of aviation medical research, Route 5. Burnside Ave., East Hartford. of answering reporters’ questions. ColIege\qf Music' at $;15 p. m. in man. schoos plus non-segregated schools FINANCE CO. tvsn « school project will be voted upon. became the second human to go Also under consideration will be Burial will be in Center Cemetery. He seemed to 8nd encouraging the college auditorium on Broad AdJ. Gen. Jam es C. Dozier, a on an optional basis. Te/i^onai The towna concern^ will all hold faster than 400 m.p.h. on the the application of Harold J . A. Eaat Hartford. Friends ma.v call signs everywhere. Street, Hartford. Among the 33 World War I Medal of Honor win­ Byrnes was not eligible for re- town meetings at the same da_te. ground while riding a rocket- pro­ Collins for a change from resi­ at the funeral home today from Burns’ first news conference as ner who has held office 28 years, election. South-Carolina law speci- 80« MAIN ST., 2nd FI., Ovtr Woolwerth’v MANCHESTER They include Bolton, Andover and dential to general business of White House economic adviser degrees to be awarded will be one pelled sled during tests to deter­ 3 to 5 and 7 to 10 p. m. to Rlilph'lJ. Maccai'one of 32 Haw- and another veteran incumbent, fie.s that a governor cannot suc­ Mltchsll 2.4254 . Afk tar Hm YES MANsgsr Marlborough, as well aa this town. mine the effect upon fliers of property on .Strong Road, 1,150 grew out of a question asked at Agricuture Commissioner J. Roy ceed him.self in office, ' OSfN IHUtSOAY EVENINGS UNTIL 6 PAL at such a pra Of this group Bolton haa >hown feet west of Pierce Road. the President’s own meeting w,ilh thoi-n'if St., and one toaGeorge bailing out at very high altitudes .Manchester kvrning Hemld Spence of 2 Lincoln St. Jones, swept to renomination. The Republicans, cenvening- sevr Imoi m 4« to mi4oei% ol til itfroon^iof (ovot more signs of ah argumentative and superaonic speeds. '' A third application, from John Wapping correspondent, Mrs. An­ reporters last week whether the Other state officers who.se terms eral months ago, did not put up nature than the others, at one time C. Pranckua. requests a change administration had actively com­ Maccarone, who is a music In­ "Things happen too fast to nie Collins, tele^one MI S-4970. structor in the Manchester grade expire this year had no opposition. a candidate, 'fhey have until 60 oppo.sing the admiasirin of, Marl­ think about them at the time," from industrial to restricted busi­ NOW •niRr S A T . batted the buainesa downturn that Timmerman’s margin over days, before the November election borough in the coalition, and now set in last summer. Eisenhower sch'Ools, will receive an undergrad­ Ralph Maccarone Col. Stapp said after the run. And ness on property of Mrs. A RALLr-AND C«AIN uate degree of Bachelor of Mu.sic Bates was more than 60.000. Re- to do so, however. Advertise in The Herald— It Pays eoming forward with more opposi­ he wasn’t kidding. Prancku.s on Sullivan Ave. All MATINEES 2 P.M. told reporters Bum s could beat tion a.s expre.sscd by a citizens’ re­ Education.'. He is a well known From th^ surgin.T start -to' the persons interested may appear and New York, June 9 (g^—Bernard wed. and Thura., 1 show, T p.m. Answer that question. Jacobs has twice won awards from search group. DunaM I*. MvComb tenor soloist in Manchester ami .sudden atop, the rim over a 3,500- be heard. Falk, 27, who’ll be married Sun­ •■GERALDINE” at 7:00 When asked about thii yeater- haa sung with the college chorus the Freedom Foundation for his I.ocal citizens seem rather quiet foot track takes Just seven s'ec- Youth Offirent Elected day, got his ball a SO-pound Job ’’JOHNNY GUITAR" at 8 :4 i day, Burna said the government commencement addres.selt. acted swiftly to ease the dip even Donkid P. McComb, son of Mr. of the Julius Hartt School of on the .subject, though one or two onds. The Pilgrim Youth Fellowahip —and chain. Music, the Wethersfield Choral Inv(K-ation will be by the. Rev. have been heard to say tha’t they The critical -factor in the teat officers elected for the next season aa it laid the basis fbr a new' up­ and Mrs. David S. McComb of 42 Keith M. Jones, minister of the It’s an- old custom among the swing. Group and the Xlanchester Choral do not believe the voters of the is the effect of the braking on the are: prMident. Robert McClatch- fellows at the laboratory where Elwood Rd., was awarded the Hor­ Society. First Church of Christ in Wethers- He said that when-the 1954 fis­ town will support the referendum. passenger. Officials e.stimate that ey; vice-president. Douglas Wethe- Falk works. They snap on the ace H. Morse History prize at Spence, who majored in the oboe, I field and benediction will be by the ■ It appears to be that there will rell; ,i(ecretary, Jean Elllsoh and SM’t cal year ends on June 30, the gov­ Mount Hermon class day exercl.ses 1 Rev. Phillips B. Warner, priest at on the “-record run. Col. Slapp's chain at a pre-wedding party and VINaa' bv Mai will receive a degree of Bachelor be much diScuaaion and argument ■body underwent a pressure of 22 treasurer, Jean l-avalle. throw away the key. Then some­ ernment will have apent about two June 5. ITila prize is ,8l3’en for of Music. Spence, who also plays ■ St. John’.^ Church in Pine Mea.dow COME AND SEE SALLY JONES at the meeting. If Bolton slides times the force of gravity and hia Plan To .Yttend fiampn one shows irp with a duplicate. billion dollars less on defense than interest and tompetence displayed the clarinet and sax. hopes to con­ ' and at St. Paul’s Church in River­ out it may be that the three other body assumed the weight of 3,- The Community Church will ibe Yesterday the party broke up was predicted in Eisenhower’s in a high academic record in social tinue his music education. ton. towns will have to carry on alone. 960 pounds. repre-sented by six people at camps and no one cquld find the dupli­ budget message to Congress last atudies. TTie program tomorrow will Mail Schedule Cleared I'p •'It was a fine ride,” he. said. *’I this summer. Those from the Pil­ cate key. A poHi^eman with a pair January. The President’s predic­ Donald,. who was editor of the feature Dr.'Albert C. Jacobs, presi­ There are ice islands but no ice­ IN KEITH’S WINDOW THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY! The local Post Office is now feel a great sense of achievement. grim Youth Fellowship ' will be of apips finally liberated the proa- tion was $39,300,000,000. Hermonite newspaper, will enter dent of Trinity College, who will berg," in Ibe Arctic Ocesn ..ays the open at 2 p. m., as announced by Completing this run got a load off Richard Burnham, Jean Ellison, l^ .tive bridegroom. 77)118, Burna said, defense Y'ale Univeriiity this fall on a speak on "Let Freedom Ring.” Dr. National Geographic Society. Postmistress Mrs. C. E. Porter. my cheat." Jean Ljivallp and George Nevera: spending may sink by only about Hartford Y'ale Club scl.olarship. There ha.s been some misunder­ The only other human to top those from the Church School will three billion dollars in the next 12 He was graduated cum laude standing about Saturday's sched­ 400 m.p.h. on the ground was John be Cj'nlhia Pelton and L,)ia Sharp. months instead of five billion 68 dollars as forecast in January. at Mount Hermon School’s th ule. The aftK'noon mail that^ day cobb. who drove a . race car at George, Richard, Cynthia and commencement June 6. August leaves at 2:25 p. m., an hour 403.135 m.p.h. at Bonneville Salt Lois will attend the Horace'Bush- That, he said, is because some of the reductions expected in fiscal Heckacher. chief editorial writer earlier than on other days, and Flats, Utsh, Sept. 16, 1947, nell conference at Camp Wood­ of the Nev York Herald Tribune, Show how to END BACKACHE* the office is clo.sed at 5:30 p. m.. Stapp,.chief of the Aero Medical 1955 'will have already taken stock. which will be held from place. was the speaker and Headmaster instead of 6:30. I..aboratory at Holloman Air De­ June 26 to July 3. The two Jeans Howard L. Rubendall presented Claaa Night Slated velopment Center, made the record Reports On Niirvry will attend the Samuel Mills Con­ HCRBUT J. YATtS Burns disclosed that the Com­ tha diplomas. (ScautMl by tiMping en a Mh, Mtpinp mattmt) v" Date for the annual dinner and run March 19 on hia 27th sled ride, ference at Hodki.ss School, Dake- artHBlI _ cla.ss lilght of the graduating | His previous fastest time had been merce Dept. Business Advisory vllle from June 27 to July 3. Council a group of about 100 (it cla.s.s of the Elementary School, j 180 m.p.h. at Edwards Air Force Church Calendar J O M C R A W ^ • CGiiuGctlrit'R MgsI IlMillhil at lit wttmta mk* mom the nation’s leading businessmen B^A ChibCalls will be June 21. . It will be held ■ Ba.se in California, Beginning June 20. the worship llrlvG In! - had made a special survey of at the school and will be spon-1 The teat sled, designed by North service at the Ckimmuhity Church • 111 Mmm Plrlvret! plans for spending this calendar rop Aircraft, Inc., Hawthorne, 10 SEE SALLY JONES IN OUR WINDOWI ' sored by the Board of Education. will be at a. m. and will con­ • Pin^tl SuArkGlAria! *«wwMY€unwa*lUrrMf year; on new plant and equipment. Special Meeliiig - the niemhera of which will be Calif., consista of two vehlclea— tinue to have the services at this the propulsion sled and the teat pnia . amni RRT The survey, Birma said, appear­ A live model, she demonstrates the difference between an ordi< Playtex\^^Pillows guests. Teachers, Supe'rvisors hour through Sunday. August 1. ed to indicate that this spending : will also be guests. vehicle. The propulsion sled carries The la.st four Sundays in August ^------M -G-M 'a > M1W A merting for farther discus­ nary mattress and the Sealy Posturepedic Mtttresf, deiifoed , 1 ___ _ 12 rockets, each with a thrust of would at least equal last year’s sion on a proposal to erect an ad­ the church will be closed while TREMENDOUS ‘ Plus: HILARIOUS CO-HlTt record $28,400,000,000 outlay and scientifically to prevent morning backache. A Manchester Evening Herald 4..500 pounds, six of which were the pastor Is on his vacation. dition to the British American used in the March test. T EN -ST A R DRAM A! might even go higher. Hebron correspondent. Miss Susan TTie services will be resumed Burns said unemployment usual­ Cl)ib will be held for rnglnbers ' I’eitdieton, telephone HArrison The two vehicles ara mounted Sept. 5 at 10 a. m. On Sept. 12 on special railroad tracks between ly increaseA 15 to 20 per ce n t, in Sunday morning, 10:30, in tl^e ’ ,3-SSSO. which la.a water troug'h five feel aEcunvE suns June and another 2 or 3 per cent club. 95 wide and 18 inches deep. Braking In July. If the pattern holds 77)e meeting has been called by “ - is achieved by controllable metal iHOCKINt BIST SitUR Oh iHt SCRUN true this year, he said, unemploy­ the nfficera of the club by order of I:- now at a low "K C U U r’ HIIGHT a vote at the regular monthly scoops under each vehicle which plai •tarrlsf JOHN C A R IIO U ment would go to about four mil-, [ WE DO EXPERT J scoop up water from the trough. lion by July. But a fall upswing meeting last week. Under consid­ In future tests, it is hoped to ’’Below the Sahara” In rolor. * ‘ MALA POWERS in business should rut unemploy­ eration is an expenditure of about I PIANO TUNING i carry volunteers at speeds up to «ita ment "fairly ranidly," he added. $13,000 to erect a .70 by 40 addi­ It*! • fact, erery heart, even the happy heart of a yonng 800 m.p.h. at this 4,092-foot alti­ Tniiy riirtis H’m, l.aniliaas Thiira;: ‘‘Jiihilee Trail" Terh. Burns riled these other favor­ tion on the north side of the pres­ tude. Due to variations In alf den­ Mary 3lurphy H. Marshal ent building. aewlywed, needi the rest that only deep, healthful sleep “Riders To Plus ’’Make Hoate io Live" able economic signs: Plans'and specifications will be t KEMP'S, Inc. 4 sity at different altitudes, this ••Beachhead’’ 1. A continuing const’, uct ion affords. And to get that rest, it's smart to sleep on a Playtex r 763 Main St.—MI-S-5680 j would be the equivalent of 1,800 The Stars" outlined to the members who must Tech. S-.lS boom, with new contracts - repre- i vote approval of the' project, or m.p.h. at 40,000 feet. senting future work being signed | Heart-Reat Pillow. With it, the night's rest becomes su­ The future testa will investigate SlU. 1 p.m., John reject It. The Zoning Board of Rih'Ii.y ItMpe. Nnn. “ PriaonFr <»f Wiir*' in May at a (lollar rate .I."? per j Appeals recently granted an appli- Eiclisiit V I Piwir-DeRi CMkistiwi! the effects of tumbling, in addition In cent greater than a year ago. premely comfortable, thanks to the patented Playtex con­ to those of wind blast and deceler­ .cation allowing the expansion of Doth* shaped heart'of the Dodge truck V-8 ?, An upturn in orders to man- the club. W b ik k struction . . . an achievement made possible by the years of ation. on the human body. A spe­ iifactiu-ers for durable goods an(k develops rpoie energy, expands gases more fully, vvrtngs more power from every drop of cial chair on the sled permits the sn innease in new factory (r.-derin research of the Playtex laboratories. passenger to be rotated head-over- \bout 30 of the 92 elements fuel than any other truck_engine. Gives more heela 18O times a minute. TELEVISION generally. occur in nature in free form. miles per gallon, k|ll po Hhown u.a Wethersfield was projected today. “ Prisoner Of War” Undoubtedly one reason Iheir rlurinf: our irrFnt berr«vrm»nt. th#* Playtex Heart-Rest Pillows. ^|our T IM E ? Bids were requested from a num­ Sun: owners specified cement-asbestos i rleaih *if oui hii.^haud and fAtlif*r. We ber of ronatmetton contrkclor.s for siding was because they were led nre ffi’itrful foi* loan of rarj*. a three-stor}’ office building on a Brnttpr Sep engines to believe'that these shingles would Th<‘ fAtnily of Renjaniin Uiek. Expert watch repair site on the west aide of Wolcott never need painting. By now they Only Playtex PilloWt are "eo$tomixed" service to help,you Hill Road, at the a?rner of Cum­ are discovering that such is not the ' Card of Thanks A ■ITTIR DIAL 90R THI MAN AT THI WHIIL berland Road. The property-covers Matdrola T V case. And, since nearly every-! keep on time about fourtee.i acres. IxMly is interested in maintaining Wo wish to thank all of our iielph- Each with patented Playtex conetruetion The compai.y headquarters, CUar, Sharp, Sfooiiy UHf • hora, frifiidR and iY*laUvpj» for the many SOLIMENE, INCORPORATED f.,r , i the appearance of hia house folks Ari.« ,of kindn''.’4.8 ' and •ynipalh.'' shown which was formerly in New Lon­ VHF RaetpKon fram are wondering what to do about it. 118 In our |f‘cent beiravemfitl. M is tin g da te a ? don, has recently been tem­ THE NEW. ENLARGED See Johnson Paint Co. .for com­ AAp'TlRUy Oiank all ibo.iR who R^nt lh»* 634 CENTER STREET Telephone MI-3-.510U Miising train!? porarily in the Hartford Electric ' distant stations plete Information on this new paint lY^autiftil floral trlhuf^.s and loaned Ihf j iia<* of rara. Nothing ii more Light Co. building on Pearl Street, I 2 7 7 B R O A D and how to use it. The 'Flavell family. irritating than a watch that Hartford. The Wethersfield office ! ovol cat M I-9.U24 .V won't keep good time. To pro­ .site was acquired three years ago' ! SALE.S and \ke TELEVISION RADIO "RMKIUUt" HilOHT ^ 'EXTRA-HUMP' tect tiie accuracy of your watch . and it ha.4 b ^ n zoned fot business' ^rove SERVICE "KING-SIZE" use. i . w sm $ 7.9S •/' was $9.95 was $11.9S have it inspected at least once The Connecticut Power Co. has i a year, ^ e ’ll do this for you Farmlngten Summer Theatre Chanael t (farmerly •) New Bavea, I ‘ » o w $ f . 9 S now $ 7 * 9 5 long Bought a central headquar- , 4’oan. . th e bio flCTTRE now 9 9 , 9 5 yVer. You'll be amazed at how ter.s location and Wethersfield Chaanrl SB New Briiaia, C«aa, (61) TV HOI'R THE KNOWN NAME, THE KNOWN QUALITY SINCE 1 9 0 0 much better your watch will O pras Friday^ Jiin* l1 Chaaael i i Holyake,' Matt. ! *:S» (531 FILM •seemed logical geographically. The ; Chaaael S3 Waterhuvy, Cieaa, t:M ( a> BTBIKK IT RICH —Warren ■ \.. run after it is cleaned and oiled. I hnipany serves, through inter- ^ Channel 61 Sprlntfleld. 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I:U ( I) BILL’8 CABTOONR A Give Yonr Gradaa^^ . . .gives ynu healthful, restful relaxation. New London, Stamford and' Tor- <331 JOI.1,%' (IKNE rington areas. ;M ( sail HOWDY DOQDV TIMB SPECIALIST IN Janitarv— Chatham Blankets The proposed olTice building will (33) riL.M BEDSPREADS :43 (33) TOWN CBIKB KITCHEN REMODELING Garnet' Soft, Soggy Hottrossos Coiiso lockocho. 7 2 X 9 0 o r 8 0 x 9 0 a iz c s . F. E. BRAY be a three-atory and basemeivt :M ( a> MEHAAGE OF MABY m Flue Birthstone . R in g structure, with entrances on Wol^' (Ml NEWR AT BIX—Pete atoncr B Notice howr thel^ithei"i>|>lnal rnliiinn l« iHiatMl .Vlako a lasting gift ! MA.NCHESTER’S OI.DEST cott. Hill Road and Oimberland D R I V E • I N T h e o f r e (33-33) JCDY SPLINTEBS PERSONALIZED —Shirley Dtnidnle out of ahjipe.)e. MA wsagging matlreaa rau»e* ESTABLISHED JEWELER Road. It will be of steel frame, with WALIN TUUNRINE* RBWINOTOM^ f l o o r s . In c . Feburar,V curve* of thehe apiniapine hecaiiae of Improper ■ (61) COWBOY PLAYHOI-KE Amethyst $ J87 .Main St.—Tel. M1-S-S617 brick, and Insulated pan.el exterior. ------9 a W I< N 9 ------6:15 ( 6) CHK8TKB, BOBLEB BE- 829 Main SL—Tel. Ml-g-g^JUl ^ from • • support of the heavleat parts of the body. 14.95 George Washington . $27.50 TTfe main building will be approxi­ M ICH A ELS • ® ($1) THE EARLY SHOW State Theater Building mately 75 feet by 223 feet, ,wlth "King Arthur Wae March Bates Queen Elixabeth . . . $29.50 7 I A' Gen- ' »:>• < 6) »IY LITT|,E MARg Ie ' Wonderful Chethsm blankets tJiat will g-iva an attached one-atory garage o'*67 llemaii " - Starnne Gale Storm, Aquamarine OPEN yean of warmth and aervirr. Fivr-yaar guar­ feet by 130 feet in'length. lit Teehnlcoloi- (3.3) FILM ... harlra Farrell a The property will be landscaped (33) ..WEATHERMAN (16) I^K GOT A SECRET — antee againat moth damage. Six roinra. Morgan Jones Minuet ..... $24.95 "SARACEN BLADE" -B ill Martin. <— Garry Moore', boat. Panel- April - in keeping with the, company’s 6;M (U) SPORTB—Bill Keating _ iMa: BUI Cullen. Henry Mor- V. vZ;' Diarrtond THURSDAY Morgan Jon.es Cotillion . .. . $19.95 wishes’ to be a "good neighbor.’’ RICARDO MONTAI-BAN gan. Jayne MekdoWa . There will be a cafeteria for the., (331 DOWN VOI GO ' \ UNTIL (S3) VVATERFBO.VT - Preeton Ma.v— LUSTROUS SIMTEX. rANDLHLlGHT Sirtitex Bright Star ...... $14.95 more than 150 employes on duty. "M ossacr* Conyoii" Foaler Emerald | t i 81 iili iTf M l I The company has plane for air- PHIL O'AREY , 16<66,( I) BOXING BOl T— 9 , Today's PicturM W ill —Er-ile Durando . Bill Kll- ■ RAYON DAiMASK ■ ■ ' ■ ' ' . \ con'ditioning the entire building At'DKEY TOTTER rore (|1 .Tune- through a Syatem of wella, eire.ady ilJTifffflffiflf other chenille or punchwork and candlewiek B# Tomorrow's Trooturos (36) TV THEATER ^ Peart spreads $4.98 to $13.98. dig, which will re-uae conatahtly (3.3-33) AlCSIC SHOW the well water with minimum STARTS SUNDAY (61) MAKE ROOM FOB DADDY Jul.V— ’•THE CANTOR STORY" . . —Danny Thnmaa Synthetic ruby Tabledoth and.: waste. 16:16 (36) ’’DANGEROI'B ABBIGV- Genuine t o p a x Cbiltured pearl Genuine diamond .Ruby ArchitecU for the project are ••DI\.m 0ND QI’EEN” ■ . MENT" —Brian Donlevv quartz. Also In with 2 diamonds. with 2 aide dia- and oiiyx. Also ANNE GRIFFIN • Sody Poshirepodic Givos Rod Roliof BROMLEY and QUAKER LACE W estcott and Mapea. Inc. If con­ iil SEJT'-® 'JVING THEAtEB a m e t h v ■ t or Also in all other monda. 14K yel­ availably in sar­ August— (S3) ROLLER DERBY aquamarine. 14K birthatonea. IDK. , Peridot tractors' .bids are satiafaetbry, it Child Photography (611 Wrestlin g low gold, $85. donyx. 14K yel­ Napkin Sets is expected that ponatniction adll «7d Main SL. 16-.4S ( 6) SPORTS HPOT-Mel A'llca gold. $125. $55. low gold, $55.' S Notice the straight line of the spine. ' All MI-S-S2SS ll:N ( 6) CO.MEDV HOCR— get under way in August, and that September— part* of the hod.v, regardleoa.of weight, ar«« TABLEGLOTJHS the building will be ready for Martin and I.ewia 6:M ( 6) BrOBTSCOl’E—Svd Jatfee (36) NEWS-Pete Stoner Sapphire • .firml.v aiipporteii. to give you the sleeping 54 X 54 with 4 napkins $ occupancy bj' January, 1956. • (33-33) DEADLINE EDITION (331 NEWS posture d(H-tors reconimened. Prove It to 5.95 I 'S3) MOO.NLIGHT MOVIES • Under prosent plana, the land (61) BPOBTB-Jerry Mealy 11:13 (36) THE LATE SHOW yourself. Test a Posturepedic In ycMir awB . 6:U ( 6) WEATHER FORECAST .10 and building will be owned by the e:U ( 6) WORLD NEWS TODAY — "A Scream in the Dark’’ home for days—without obligation. 54 X 72 with 6 uapkins $ 8.95 Connecticut General Life Inaur- (13) AREA NEWB-Bporte 11:66 ( 6) NIGHT OWL THEATER — 5 3 ®* TO .513^® Ask for this new ance Co., and leased for a long MANC41ESTER (33) LOCAL NRWS-Pred Dwyer '■Wf»nild“r Bov" term.to the Connecticut Povber Co. (61) WDRLIF NEWS TONIGHT m O N $ Give her a lace table cloth that she -w-ill cher­ Dmve-9*v7l(M W 6:U (33) CRI BADER RABBIT Ray Dniry 56 X 86 with 8 napkins 12.95 FREE 3;ee ( 6) CAVALCADE OF AMERICA 11:16 (61) WEATHER-John tJuliT ish for years to come.. book! TREND TO RIOTS B c ltO n fiOTCH —" The 8klpner'« .Lady’’ - G e h u I h e”* opal . So easy to launder and iron thear beautiful (U-S3) CAPTAIN VIDEO 11:13 (33) nightcap EDITION - fluster. Also in Bi7.cs 54 X .54, .54 x 72,^2 x 72, 60 x 80, What are the biggest threats (61) WYIATHER —Fred Dwyer 'tsSsSt rayon damaak aeta In white, maize, blue, ' . that face you and your family Tokyo, June 9 (Jb—Japan’s na­ LA.ST TLMES TONIGHT 1:66 (61) NEWS DK-SK 11:16 (33) PRKVl’ES . garnet or ame­ green and pink. 72 X 90 and 72 iiiches round. today’.’ What hiaka you run — tional parliament had *n unprece­ ' —Mark Feinberg 1:36 ( 6) NEWS thyst. 14K yellow COLOB rr TECHNICOLOR 1:16 (61) JOHN DALY—Newi fold. $55. partofeveryday modem living dented riot last Thursday and it (Ml MARGE AND JE F F ■ — could wreck your hopes ana looks like a trend. (61) HIGHLIGHTfl—Tom Colton ' Temarrew's Daytime HlgUigkls l«y wMi Coofidooct Two police squads broke up a ARE YOUR CHILDREN GOING TO CAMP OR SCHOOL? plans for the future’.’ This 32- 1;U (36) WEATHERVANE — Ca>^ll, 11:3J (61) BETTV WHltP. SHOW melee at the Saga Prefectural As­ Jobert ! 6:66 ( 6) WELCOME TRAVELERS Only til* Scaly Poxenre- page illustrated book givAi you 1:M « 6) CONNEirriCIIT SPOTUQHT 6:M (61) ON VODB ACCOUNT MICHAELS boautilul birthsten* rings or# high on th# list the answers! Use it to record sembly on Kyushu Island Monday (U> mark BABER (S3) ROHERT q. LEWIS SHOW padic MattrcM has bcca important information about when 200 spectators blockaded the (SAW) DOCOLAS- EDWARDS 8 of gifts 4v#ry grodiiot# drisoms obout! H«rt ore just o fow Xwaidcd these seals Order Name Tapes Now! your home. Phone or send the speaker in a committee room. THE NEWS (61) EDDIF. FISHEB SHOW of our mony. We'vo gtnuint ond synthofic birthsfonts for o f acceptance. coupon for your /ree copy ■’ A free-for-all broke out In the Eusamvmi 1;U ( 6-61) NEWS CARAVAN- John foday. Kawaniahi village assembly near Cameron Swaj-xe. ovory month in .tht yoor! Osaka Tueaday when 11 memberi (M) PERRY COMO SHOW 4 ^ e !k M 0 y tmjwumis (36) INAIDE. INDI 8TRV CoitiG in— Tikt AdvaNtagG off Owr 3I-Da| 1 0 0 for *1 50 - 1 5 0 for sj « . mobbed the speaker in an attempt 6:66'( a-JA-33) ARTHliB GODFREY. 8 SHIRTS Lesinard D. Rivard Agency’i to stave off a vote. rerenroBf J HIS FRIEIIDS I EXCLUSIVE WITH US . -SHOWN 10:15 Frank Parker. Marlon .Mar­ Frtt Trial Qffffar Duriag Tkis Demoa^tioi Inc. low, Haleoke. Janetta IfC I I Cp#CSA1MAnf .Cronvor saw on. Choice o ( black, blue or red ink onswhiU tape.—Notion Dept. KOH Main Street, JO R L K M CL.AIM.S DIP Pliie -WORLD FOR RANSOM" Davla, The Marlnera, ' Mc­ sVKkkClV d STREET MI-9-027.1 ' Guire Siatera. Lu Ann iNatMrNo.-TAii. Hartford, Jdhe 9 (J5 —’The Dan Dur^a-Gene Lmekluirt aitaina. Tony Manrin. Please send me a ropy 6f “Tlie Stats Labor Dept. rei^rU, that Shown 8:45—Cwrtoons' 8:20 OF MANCHESTER Changa Around Vs, claim i ’ for unamploymeiit qompen- aatlen Ir tha atatg ^pped laaf s t a r t s TOMORROW 3 G. E. WILLIS and SON, Inc. FOR FINE - Kania- waak from >4.412 - to 35,385,. tho The AW HALCco.' -JU B IL E E Addrnoa- fourth ddcUao la a aaonth.- Brtdga- -njkToim L’' H • ii -W \\[\ pert oontlauad to laad tha ataU -T lU lL " aaoiir wiaioes 9S8 MAIN ST. — MI-9-4293 f- lai.CaUr \ -v • \ , K e i t h 'S T " . ' ' '• 1 1^ ' I iB dlalma with 4.964. WatefrburjB hagrr SaUvne J . - : ■ > 7 ‘ I i s M 'I 1 ) * ■it had 4.M4 and Hartford. 4.S29. i fight ta ig ^ WKHC-TV. Mk Bingjugw * I JEWELERS - SILVERSMITHS -I ' ' V 1. I I • •» A ./ 'v •' ' ' '■ I'.: \ ’ ' \ \V i " . I I •\ / ■

PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, JUNE », 1954 BiANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE>ri^954 PAGE FIVB V,l Columbia Circus were given ms prizes for a daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Allan Coventry . peanut hunt game. Robinson, last Sunday afternon at Convicted Slayer Eighteen members o f the group the home o f Miss Abby TIbbets on The Talro Awardejd are i;:raduating from grammar Lake Road. A wisting as hostess •V:." school this year and this was their was Mra. Patty Horyevha. Appeals Sieiiteiice For your kouac, insiM an Mi«r«te> WilHomt'tWF, th« houaa paint Practice^ Schedules Slated last chance to participate In 'Rec Gifta were beautifully and artis­ School (^oiilracl Night' actlvit.v. tically, arran,eed in a cardboard that’s WBATHBRATBD a|ailM Doctor Says New Haven, June 9 (/Pi—Counsel I wtather and wear. Ordinary model of a ModeJ T FoiM with BAseball Teams Klated for Harold D.' Rogers, 46,'^f New I paint may tost Icao per For Little Loop Farm Club 0*1 B u s T ransit A baseball orgsnizationai meet­ Ruthie and Hoppy . . . Destination Haven, a convicted murderer, ap­ ' lallon but IWF costs f4)-mpt»ma Appear Four Daya to" Washington," written on the car. pealed the case to the State Su­ ing )>( planned for Tuesday night ^ Isas por year. Ttvo Weeka After thn Polio Vlriio J M H M C # SERVICI at Yepmans Hall at 8 p., m. Last She received many, beautiful | preme Court yesterday, and the Entera the Byatem Coventry, June # (Special) — Boy Scouts are canvassing for Columbia. June 9 ( Special year.s' leaders will return to fill gifts. She w-lll be married in | action automatically postpones the PracUce and pla>ing echedulee for articies. An.vone having siitything Fred O. Tatro has been awarded their posttiona of reaponaiblllty August to Hubert Hopkinson of execution date, originally set for By EDWIN P.< JORDAN, M, D. Little Li*a*ue farm teame will be to donate and wants it picked up the-school bus transportation con­ and any man interested in coach­ Nov. 22. SHtmM'WnuAMS fAim Written for NEA Servlee OFA r i Simsbury. They w ill live In Waah- IIP MAIN ST. arranged Friday at 6 p.m. when ran contact Robert Viany. Tim tract. TTiere were only two bids, ing or umpiring is urged to attend. ing[ton where he has one more year Rogers, who was represented A ll of today’s column dealt with b(V* '*'>'0 didn't make the m ajor] Cooper, George Carpenter. Robert the other bidder being Taylor and Three teams of boys are sched­ at J'the veterinary' school of the during his Superior Court trial by TEU Mi-I-##M questiona commonly aaked about circuit will meet with coachea | Veitch or Richard M. Galinat. Co. of Providence. R. I. Tatro's uled; a senior, a Junior, and a University of Washington. public defender Tliomaa R. Robin­ polio, bid , vj'as $10,886. with additional son. was sentenced to die for first- f i Lioamis Dyer, Dick Steevea, Oacar Auxiliary To Meet , farm team. Dates and times for Ruth graduates this month from Q — What la the incubation pe­ Miller, George W; Moberg and L. The auxiliary to the North Dis­ mileage if any extra travel is in­ reporting for play as well as the degree murder of Mrs. Dorothy riod of polio? curred- during the 'three years of the University of Connecticut in Jamea L'l*nd •polio season? / Mrs. L. C. All gamea will'be at 6;30 p.m. at tesses. training court. This will be avail­ holdup of the West Shore package the Robertaon School. bridge .of West Hartford, past To Entertain Ijiilies' .Aid Tasker, telephone H.Arrlson S-9SS8. atore at Weat Haven, operated by The Followinf SerTiecfl: A --T h e re is no real polio "aea- ma.ster. Myrton E. VVright of (.his able after school closes. The coun­ Bon." In,.an ordinary year it does AddlUbnal cash donationa to the Mrs. Trythall and her daughter cil hopes that this activity will be her husband, Joaeph. Little League cluba include: $10 town, past master, will be one of RE.ALISTIC ENACTMENT not aecm necessary to keep the 14 members to receive a 2.5-year Marie Fields will entertain the ‘developed so That a regulation size (1) Woodwork, wfilht, floors, eeilingfi wMhed. from the Young Mothera' Club; <5 Ladies Aid of the Columbia Con­ youngsters out of the water Just eer ons court will be Justified. from Leo F.‘ Tremblay; $10 from silver lapel-button. Manila. June 9 Thirty min- on account of this vague fear. If D There will be a special com­ gregational CJiujcch tomorrow at Home Ecnnomlca Meeting the A. A W. Ice O eam Co. and $25 her home on th6‘ Jonathan Trum­ uje.s after Gonzalo Razon was (2) Floont and iinoleuma waxed. a community has a lot of cases of from Frank Turcotte. munication here June 26 when the The Home FVononiics group of electrocuted ye.slerday at the San polio :.the problem is somewhat dif­ Master Mason degree will be con­ bull Highway. It will be a dessert the local Farm Bureau will meet SAVE with SAFECO Named Sanitarian Aide meeting beginning at 1 p. m. Miguel brew’ery bottle factory, (3) Altiea and cellara cleaned. ferent. Rven though the evidence Jamea W. Green has been ap- ferred on candidates. at the home of Mrs. John Kozak. witness Santos Bundawe o ffe r ^ Auto Insurance of spread of polio from awimmipg Personal Mention Lake Road. Monday. At this meet­ (4) RifRis and upholntery profcMlonally cleaned In your by the Makers of Hydroscopic Hose polntietl by D r. Robert P. Bowen as Coming Events Mrs. Pauline I.rf>hr was hoates.s to reenact the accident for police. is confltctiqg, I w^ould keep-'roy deputy sanitarian. All complaints Thursday meetings include: den­ ing thev will plan the progrAm for He touched the uninsulated han­ owfi children-out of a pool.If there to the Monday Club at her home the coming year. Mrs. KennAth home or at our entabUahment. referring to sanitary conditions tal clinic in the morning at the "Lohreroft" on Route 8" Monday. dle of a generator and was killed. w’ere a good deal of polio around. should bia sent to. Green in writing. Nathan Hale Community Center; Fox and Mrs. Etugene Denti will be CROCKETT * * •' . Dessert was served following an hostesses. (5) Auto upholstery and flotM' mats profeasionsDy Whatever he cannot dispose of well-child ctjnferenfce, 9:30 a. m.. afternoon o f aewing. Mrs. George Insurance Agency Q — I f children exercise strenu­ would be referred to Dr. Bowen Robertson School; Little Scissors fll\-en Bridal Shower c ie a p ^ . Reams will entertain the afternoon 244 MAIN STREET ously. are they more likely to get pairs for .70 for his investigation and action. 4-H Club, 3 p. m., home of Mrs. Bridge Club at her home on Tues­ A surprise bridal shower was infantile paralysis than if they are Oirla Defeat Willington Arthur Johnson; Bu.sy Little day June 8. tendered Mias Ruth Robinson. Tclrphon# Ml*3*5416 (6) Artieles moth-proofed, written mQney back ffuar* kept quiet. Mrs. L. T. M. The Robertaon School girls de­ Sewers. 6 p. 'm., home o f Mrs. •Ree’ Members Hold Picnic COX ante*. A --- llie latest study on this f- feated Hall Memorial School of Ernest G. L,eDoyt; herb cla.ss. 12:30 Forty-three of the sixth, seventh question that 1 have .seen indicat­ Regularly 1.65 a Pair South Willington 23-13 in a soft­ p. in., Ceprilands Herb Farm. and eighth grade boy.s and girls How To HoM (7) Any service about your homj or property. ed that exerci.se taken before the ball game Monday night here. Robert.son School boys' .softball who enjoy the winter 'Rec Night' HARDWARE definite symptoms of polio have Ruth Pierson was local catcher team vs. Bolton Elementary went on a picnic to Natchaug developed does not increase the and Gloria- Busaier, pitcher For School, 3:15 p. m. at Bolton; State Forest Sunday afternoon FALSE TEETH Fortilixor, Lawn Sood. severity of paralysis. However, if Willington. Oralino- was pitcher Us For Any W’ork You May Need Done YOU SAVE S2.25 ON 3 PAIR hiu.sh party for benefit of Chib and evening under the leadership a youngster is allowed to engage and L. Urain, catcher. Mor# Firmly in Ploc# Scouts Pa:ck 65. 8 p. m., American of Wilbur Fletcher, Dr. and Mrs. Lawn Rollors to Rent In physical activity after the first Reception Planned . Do your fsiM tosth annoy and ,m- Legion Home, W all St.; Nathan Ralph Wolmer, Louis Soracchi, ^rraaa by allpplns, dropplrif or wob- "Keep it Clean — Duraclean"^ symptoms have appeared, then the Mrs. Donald C. Smith was elect- Hale Community Center Executive Charles Randall. Lillian Banner bllnc wh,n you eat, laufh or talk? Comer Main and later paralysis is apparently wors­ You'll say they are the most beautiful nylons ed general chairman of the recep­ Jutt apntafcla a Uttls PA8TBETH on Board, 8 p. m., center building; and Claudia Bigelow. ened. This probably means that tion for the graduating class June your platas. ThU alkaline |non-acKl| Middle Turnpike East you've ever seen. They are truly luxury sheers—- Republican Town (Committee. 8 The group pla.yed games and Pomler holds fslae teeth more (Irmly Manchester WoNpoper young.sters ran be allowed normal 34 to be given by the Parent- sang around a campfire after en­ Amt mor* eomfortablf. No Bvimmy, exercise even wh'en polio is com­ 66 gauge 12 denier— for smooth fit . . . for long­ Teachers Asan., grade 7 and their p. m., Booth-Dlmock Memorial Li­ toooy. tMte or leojlikc. Does not TEL. MI-3-A161 and Paint Company CONNECTICUT DURACLEANERS brary. joying a supper of beans and hot Mur, Checks “ piAte oaor" identurs mon in the community, but at the er wear . . . for shapely legs, they are unbeat­ parents. Awarded $cholprship dogs. Eight tickets to the Kelly ■breAth). Oet FABTE r i’H todAV aI D. B. FRECHETTE, Prop. first sign of a sniffle, an upset Mrs. Ford Morgan will be in Any d n if counter. stomach, or any other Illness, they able. They are as light.as a feather in a flattering charge of the refreshments, in­ Karen and Hazel Mae Little and M S nrosul St„ T«L SU-»-6Stl AND HOME SERVICES should be put to bed and kept cluding punch and cookies. Mrs. Michael Greenwood, have each color that goes with all costumes and are sensa­ been awarded a $10 scholarship to OPEN EVERT BVENINO 101 HARLAN STREET MI-9-7024 there until a diagnosis has been Smith will appoint a chairman in O N m . • tionally priced. W e recommend 3 pairs for every charge of decorations (or the the 4-H camp the first week in made nr all of the symptoms have auditorium stage and reception August at the New London 4-H disappeared. gal in Manchester. Sizes 8'A to I I. classrooms. Committee members Camp site in Lebanon. Scholar­ * * * will be announced. Arrangements ships were voted Monday night by Q My little boy's tonsils should have been made to have Ralph G. the 4-H Town Committee. come out. Is there any danger 'Sweet, Jr. furnish records (or from polio if they are removed In dancing for the graduating class. . .Manchester Evening Herald the summer? R-. A. Firemen Plan Auction Coventry correspondent, Mrs. A - - Summer la usually a pret­ . The North Coventry Volunteer Charles IJttle, telephone Fltl-62SI. ty good time to remove the tonsils Firemen will have an auction with if that Is necessary. If there Is an Boy Scouts of Troop 65 June 26 in British scientists think they unusual amount of polio in your ;0 S l6 tC , particular community the weight DRESS CLEARANCE! the open lot next to Vinton's Store. have seen an American robin which Proceeds will be divided between somehow ha ...... cases; no after effects in.S0 out of • Needs No Ironing f O n T f O . . . 100. slight after-effects ifi 30 out Regularly 8.98 to 14.98 • Retami Whiteness Howlo of ino; and severe after-effects in SHAVEMASrER 18 out of too. These are chances; what happens to the individual Cotton dresses, jersey dresses, linen dresses, taf­ LOWEST child cannot be predicted. feta dresses. Juniors, Mfsses, half sizes. PRICE EVER! Dress Salon Fabrics formerly fouhd only in slips from 5.98 to ...and your (osts! ► PRESGRIPTIONS ( 8.98. Picture is one of 3 styles. In virhite only, sizes kc^REFtTUMOORj^UNDED 1 32 to 40. T jm ^ o n t Arthur Drut Stores i ^ We (Jive PORTAIIE RADIO MODEL 101 ; ' \ Special of a Purchase! • (Jreeo Stamps • SIZRS S to 16 COIN POLDERS • With Cash tp DICKIE DUNGAREES~$2.9S F’REE c o i n APTRA18AU • Sales ^ • DICKIE CHINOS-$3.SO and $3.7$ HOBBY SHOPPE S e e rs u c k e r .50 Cor. <>nt«if And Giiowold • A A • 7 - ♦ • • • S5.00 Trade-In Allow ance . For I? An.v Old Electrlcj Rar.Or ' Pow^r Yard s- Sun Loving Summer Mow^r I.*Eht r ; 96.?5 3.75 • e«hf ptt)*a «hli katUrlai. I * t) c o 'S * mageted in • litrt Laaf-lHs Sattary CaaetaaMut ly»wn .9,5 r**Oef friCIv , •Py ppufion. //f- 4 Aprtnkifr *1 2 •f. &#♦$ / T h t m • I ( • FaH-Vblaa lia l.! . Eaiy ta-laad ■■■■} 9 r p 11 0 A d ^ n d« p (obU V MtFdi Quick­ «ut. t V . ■' 1 lar «••• pfriAUtf. ly. 1-;, H.P.; d«er y0t4 4-cy. metoe. |.88 / 1 ^ IiqhL e J by Basil.! Patrhinc Including Ratterlea PLAY SHORTS Oment I Safely 6 to 16 IM. llitK |(iai4 ( an $2.2^ np 57c I 5.98 Juti .th« «rli I ropoc> C‘« * I ♦ y. Heavy Hcri^n — ' { evietol can. Door CToftrr e<4y plo(« laiser e>t(k A honey of a « he r 9 C e. ^e<»» seedi .-‘itsd valva. f'H >d»e» ^ Uhd#fwei»ar^^ Ratteror mesd'Sj. I CHINO "CARGO*' •nwflyr Mver ikpi! ptfvfflVi ^oe*iQ9f. 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yjtCflB SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE.9, 19S4 MANCI^TER EVRNijiG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 19B4 PAGE SEVEN r- mony. tha paat fiv# y ta n , de­ and Drug Admlnlatraiion or the W BAT—t i t Jo b l0 $ Claim s gree^ nave beta, awarded In two House Flies Production and Marketing Admln- WOTH— l i l t le g a te exercieee, in the afternoon iitration, Bnice Mid. However, the Thrill Bomb\^ Savihgfl Bank Autkbrized to Sell Insurance Police Uncover Daily Radio am evening, because of the lack of recommended formula of XUm w n o —lott Pecliiie Here adetiuate facilities for seating both Face Trouble grams of Bayer compound In a the degree candidates and their pint of syinjp presents no toxico­ Gigantic Check pare'nta'. and other relatives, visit­ Gang Nabbed ART BENSON SAYS n » iMlowuig profram KhadulMft logical hazards to humans. HEARING AIDS '•fi WHAY—Proudly We Hall Jbbless claims In the Manchee- ing campus to witness the exer- By EDWARD 8. KITCH Applied on doorways and scrAns area, BATTERIES — CORDS — REPA tA i -' ■M wppUad by tb* radio manaca* WTIC •Great___ OUdertuava_____ ttir were down to 563 from Urbanav 111.. ilT)—The house fly of homes, it is easily removed with Forgery Case WDRC—31et Precinct . ,613 tW'Q weeks ago, the state La-, In MAryland ^Mi*» and ara aubjact to cbaaga WGTH—Lone Ranger The commencement exercises is getting harder to kill because .of a damp cloth. It could be daubed P E R S O N A L HEARING SERVICE witiwut BOUca. bor Dep.t. reported today. will get under way at 2 p.m., with oh paper or cardboard and placed nVNYPAY *'mTAY—Proudly W« Hell The rejxjrt aljto showed that the traditional acaidemic procession his Increasing tolerance to spray where flies alight.' O F MANCHESTER (OonUiwed from Page One) (Onntimied from P»ge One) WTIC— Great Gllderaleeva initial claim j, which indicate new in which the University trustees insecticides, but he dies after eat­ , . - < •-'7- *'9H ar>410 Polka Bop WDRC—21et Precinct 8 0 8 MAIN R T— Ml-fl-flMl oua printing estaljliahments auch WCCO-ltacord R«vua_ WGTH—Lone Ranger , spells of unemployment, were also and other visiting dignitaries will ing a new potion devised by Willis Cro-Magnon men painted pic­ those released under bond, told re­ WKNB—Yankcfi vt. Tigor* • :#g- join with staff and faculty and the porters the attack on Zimmer­ as cuts. linotype material and met­ NOREr imo-Sackatage WUa WHAY—Newe; Night Walch on the decline. The report Hated N. Bruce, associate entomologist of tures on cavt walls of animals WSBC—Aacord Shop ____ 69 such claims, ss compared with degree candidates in a procession a-hlch are now extinct and the m an'* home came after he had al plate . stamps which, it is v . WTIC—You Bet Your LUe the University of Illinois. UJkuilpooC ► -'Pn.V *.' WGTH—Rad Sox Oriolai WDRC—Crime Pholngrapher the 105 reported for the week to the Field House, sll in cap aik) paintings have been preaerved to *‘im|>osed a ban on levis" at the 4:ia— WGTH—New*. Deeigned for Dancing charged, the Newark man used in WHAY-aiU Polka Hop ending Xlay 22. gown. The colorful proceasioitf will The scientist reports his syrup- the present day. , - ■ebook LevUi are cowboy-type blue gjlg— • be headed by t)r. Stanley E . tVed' sweetened compound of organic Jeans. preparing worthless checks. Whiripeel Automotle WCCC—Racord Ravua WHAY—Ne**; Night Welch Women continued to constitute WI0aV-Yanka«i v*. Tlgtra WTIC—You Bet Your Lite this bulk of the claimants for un- berg as marshal. pho.vphste has proved extremely The blasts had been . set off The plates contained the seal of WTl(>-ttaUa Oallaa the State of Connecticut, the sig­ FULLY AUTOMATIC WASHERS oro a^RO—Raciord Shop -t : WDRC—Crime Phologrlpher emploryment aid. There were 339 University President A. N. Jo r­ deadly to flies'^uring a year of later at the home of Mias Ann WOTH—Red Sox va. Oriolea WGTH—New*; Deeignen for Dancing gensen will deliver the commence­ tests. The new. technique in control t ‘ 44. .Fullerton, blologj' teacher at the natures of officers of various or­ 4:1^ of them drawing compensation ganizations. and a seal used on the WHAY—Ne«*; Night Watch ^ during the wcel. ending Saturday, ment addres.v, speaking on "The of the house fly is reported in the Bethesda-Chevy Chase .School, a BEST BY FAR! WHAY—eiu Polka Hop Nstiirjl Hislpty Survey Division Hartford city payroll, it was re­ WCCC—Record Review WTIC—Theater Royal while two weeks ago there were State Univer.sity ant) the American restaurant in Silver Spring. Md., WfQ(B—Yankee* v*. Tiger* WDRC-M'rtme Craeeire Dream." Mu.iic for the exerrisse of the University., SAVE MONEY a private residence for whose se­ ported. WllC—Wldder Brown WC. TH—Myetery Theater .379. Termini Clever Operator WASHER WORC—Record Shop f:U — Throughout the state, mean­ will be provided by the University The-manufacliired compound is lection police were unable to ac­ WGTH—Red Sox v*. Orljlea WHAY—New*; Night Watch while, clajms were continuing to Concert Band under direction (if called Ba.ver L 13 59. A bit of it ON count, and the Bethrsda Public Litz was termed a clever opera­ ACT NOW ON THIS WTIC—Theater Rovat Andrew MeMullan, , mixed with vvkter and syrup was Library. .The library blast came tor by Sgt. Rome, who said that *'l?HAY-«10 Polka Hop v, WDRC—Crime Claealra decline for the fourth week. The President andXfrs. Jorgensen will evidence indicates that the alleged WCCX:—Record Review WGTH—Myitery Theater report li.ited 35.385 claiirants in painted on (partitions, door edges GRADUATION Saturday night, be hosts Sunday noon at a lunch­ and post.s of s calf barn. forger made, comprehenalve use of WKNB—Yankee* r*. Tiger* Connecticut, compared to the 36.- Capt. Q. W. LJnthurum, Mont­ TERRIFIC VALUE! WTIC—The Woman WHAY—Newa; Night Walch eon in the Student Union for the After locating the halt,, flies fed !■ gomery County chief of detectives, books on finance, such as one out­ WDRC—Record Shop WTIC—McGee and Molly 412 last week. • trustees, retiring members of the hiingrily. They showed idistress GIFTS- lining Federal ReseiYe System op- WGTH—Red Sox v*. Oriole* WDRC—Army-MrCarlhv Hearing The l..obor Dept, in its report and Det. Lt. John T. Leahy agreed WGTH—Frank Edward* faculty and deans, and directors symptom.s in one to three minutes. they had been unable to establish erations. studying them carefully *'wHAY—Weelem Caravan 1»:1»- . said that the part of the drop'may and their wives. Biuce said the flies were unable Buy Out 0.f The to avoid running into unantici­ WCCC—Record Review any .notive for the outbreaks ex­ WHAY—New*; Nlghl Wtlch have t-een due to the holiday- Many of the Unive.rsity facilities to move at all in five to fifteen Hijfh Rent District! pated trouble in his operations. WKNB—New*; Sport* WTIC—McCarthy-Armv Hearing shorteneu week. cept thst the boys "were seeking OUR REGULAR PRICE $ 2 6 9 . 9 5 WTIC—Ju*t Plain BUI WDRC—Armv McCarthv Hearing will be opeh commencementsSun- minutes. Flies that had fed siifll- a thrill." They said there waa no New Haven Police have a war­ WDRC—New* WGTH—Night Mooda clenlly on the halt and showed dis­ rant out for Litz and additional WGTH—Red Sox v*. Oriole* day for inspection by visitors. actually organized gang. 1»;»— Commencement Sunday will tress symptoms never rerovered. warrants may be forthcoming T E S $ 5 0 * 0 0 Sits— WHAY—Nile Watch The names of the Juveniles un­ from East Hartford, Meriden and WHAY—Weatern Caravan WTIC—MrCarthy-Army Hearing U(^omi GradiiatCH climax a number of Senior Week The special • compound, -not yet der arrest are not customarily re­ FQR TOUR OLD WASHER W'CCC—Record Review WDRC—Mooda for Romanace . activities, highlighted by the Cor­ available to the public, was iised Choose from our fine collection of nationally known and New York Polite, Sgt. Rome aai(k« WKNB—Baaebair Requeat Hatinc* WGTH—McCarthy Hichllghta leased here, but the county coun­ There is also a possibility that WTIC—Front Pat* Farrell I*:4fi— onation Ball Friday night at W’illi- In tests bec.ause a single applira- WDRC-Record Shop 1,100 al Exercises mantlc Armory and the senior pic- re.spectecl srift.s. cil voted an exception for the federal authorities will enter Into WHAY—Newa: Nile Watch lion continued to attract flies and bombing outbreak. WGTH—Red Sox v». Oriole* WTIC—MrCarthy-Army Hearing nic Thursday afternoon al Sweet- kill them throughout fhe summer. the case. Slia— WDRC—Mooda for Romanaca Those held in the Juvenile de­ WUAY—Hall ot Record* WGTH—MrCarlhy Highlight* heart’Lake. ■*“ Other phosphates or toxicants Litz, it was .said, admitted past­ WCCC—Record Review Sforrs, Conn., June 9 —The Uni-' • WATCHES • RINGS tention section of the county Jail Your Cost ^2 1 9 ^^ U :g»- verslty of Connecticut will hold >its probably coilld be used, he said. ing worthless check* in supermar­ WKNB—Baaeball Requeat Matinee WHAY—Night Watch Ah lost four million babie.s were The product has not been pas.sed at Rorkville on charges of mali­ kets in this city. East Hartford WTIO—Lorenzo Jone* wmc—Naw* 71»t commencement Sunday, when • PEN AND PENCIL SETS cious de.struction of property were WDRC—Memorv Lane more than 1.400 degrees will be born in the United'States in 1952. upon by the United States Food and Meriden. Other checks drawn No Cash NccMsary—E-Z Terms WCTU—WUd Bill Hickok WDRC—New* named as: on New York City banks were WGTH—N*w» awarded, including 17 doctoral de- i Juvenile Name* IJ*ted (Other Whirlpool Wishers from $188) * ’afeAY—Hall of Record* 11;!*— j grees and some 265 masters' de­ • IDENTIFICATION BRACELETS found St his former home at 115 WCCC—Record Review WHAY^NIght Walch David Saunders. 15, Kenwood. Pleasant SI.. Hartford. Wnc-New* of World grees. Henry Oibba, 16, Kenwood. WKNB—Bkaeball Requeit MatU)<* WDRC—Radio Almanac The alleged forger was nabbed WTIC—Par* to liarrr Exercises will be held in jh e Uni­ Roy Tuerke, 16. Bethesda. WDRC—Ma**^. Dlton WGTH—Sport* Report versity's new. Field House, as the LOW BUDGET TERMS when he came back to Hartford WGTH—WUd BUI Hickok 11 :*•— initial event in the 7,200-seat struc­ FOR CAMP Those released under bond, from Newark for a visit over WHAY—Night Watch accused of attempted arspn and WTIC—Starll^t Serenade ture which next winter will be the Al.l. MKTAI, Memorial Day. BENSON’S WHAY—New* ^ , Here you get the PHRSONAL attention of the owner- destriictlon of property, were list­ WCCC—Good Evenipt. Good MualC WDRC-Night Owl scene of intercollegiate basketball Lit-z appeared in a weakened INCORPORATED WKNB—New*; Score* 11:4A- 1 games and other university events, no clerks to deal with. ed as: condition when first arraigned in n WHAY—Night Watch araiC—New* both athletic and non-athletic. .lamed L- Fleser, Jr., 18. Beth- court June 1. It was reporteij by TORC—New* wmc—Starlight Serenad* FOOT LOCKERS •sda. ' Herald Fhoto loss MAIN ST. WGTH—New* WDRC—Night Owl In addition, for the first time At a meeting held this morning in the office of State Bank Com- I Brvant police that he had attempted sui­ Model 1530 since 1949, the commencement * SoUd.Brcnli Hardware Were $11.95— NOW Jam es Seward, 18. Bethesda. will conduct the cide at the Hartford Barracks by •^'afilAY—Sport*; Supper Serenade Police said the latter two only missioner Elnsire, the Savings Bank of Manchester received its au- !,„-(.h(,gira ^ ITS BKAUTIFUI WCCC—Good Evening. Good MualC TOSCANINI TO RETI RN exercises will be held in one cere­ slashing his wrists. After treat­ !—ir S FULLY AUTOMATIC! TEL. Ml.3.8790 * Cedar Lined OC ‘'went along for the ride" May 22 thorization tv'aeil Savings Bank Life Insurance. This bank is an k ______ment at a hospital, he waa brought WKNB—Requed Matinee issuing bank knd ie one of the nearest to Ha'. tford to handle this There are 11 WrriC—Stnctly Sport* New York. June 9 Broadcasting Co. Orcheatra. A R M Y an d n a v y ■'Out of the High Rent District'* Gaither.sbiirg, Md,, youths. WGTH—BiU Stern Hi* son, Walter, told newsmen The officers described all of Kdward V. Garvin, Deputy Insurance Commissioner. w Arthur Drug Stores 1 997 MAIN STREET M.ANCHESTER Alwrty.'i Plenty of Free Parking (No Meters) those arrested as above-average * ‘sfeAY—Supper Serenade the maestro "definitely ii coming xH O rR S 8 A. M. to 11 P. WCCC—Good Evening Good Muaie hack In October or November." aludenis and named young Saun­ WKNB—Public Service ders in particular as a "mechani­ duo, win present an intricate baton WTIC—3 Star Extra cal wizard." WDRC—Lowell Thomaa V Hare Dance Pupils number of Leroy Anderson's WGTH—New* They^ .said the bombs were con- "Plink, Plank, Plunk.” An aero- i \ Sigg— " ■tructed mostly by the Saunders WHAY—New*: Supper Serenade To Give Musical batic skating exhibition \will be f i t ' l l WCCC—G«>d Evening Good Muaie (ind Gibbs boys in workshops at done by Miss Jean Borosotti. Ella j WKNB—Evening Serenade their homes in exclusive Kenwood- Hamilton''and Vivian Shaw will I w n o —Note* and Quotea ; Officers said the bombs were WDRC—Tenn. Ernie "Jjverybody Pance", the lecond perfoi-m .a Jump rope tap and a ' WGTH—Fulton Lewla made with gunpowder purchased anaUai musical of the Verna Hare mambo. Beth Hum^s, a six-year | B:U— by the youths. They said they had Danee Studio will be presented old, will sing "Bell Bottom Blues." ' WHAY—Supper Serenade word of a plan to break into a Friday at 8:15 p. m. at the Wad- Two modern dances will be pre- | WCCC—Good Evening G<^ Muaie hardware store to obtain am­ WKNB—Evening Serenade „ . . . . (leil School. Four scenes, “Away sented, one entitled "Hot Toddy” ' WnC—Note* and Quote* S lD iA .' ^ U jt& S L CDju ^ monium nitrate for more explo- Up North." "Eastern Seashore." and the other to the music of "Biue WDRC—Peter Lind Haye* zives. WGTH—J. Vandercook '/Westward Ho." and "Saludos Ribbons.” THAT'S ALL YOU HAVE TO*DO WITH Amigos.” will be given. The Cormier sisters, popular WHAY—Supper Serenade Tciys made of celluloid are not The show contains many color­ vocal trio, and .lack Anderson, IwccWCCC—Good Evening, Good Muaie desirable for toddlers because they WKNB—Evening Serenade ful group numbers in baton, tap, who took part in last year's show, . W no—New* ot the World have sharp edges when they ar« acrobatic, ballet, toe dancing and will sing again this year. WDRC—Peter Lind Haye* broken and. In addition, are high­ modem dance. Mias Betty Hare Scenery for the show was creat­ WGTH—Gabriel HeaUer PUCKER - NYLON sss ly flammable. and Mias Joan- Stepheson, baton ed by Mrs. Thelma Fiacchia and ^ *^?HAY—New*: ihipper Serenade WCCC—Good Evenuig. Good Muaie WKNB—Evening Serenade WTIC—One Man'* Family WDRO—E. R. Murrow rtrflstle WGTH—Perry Como B itb- WHAY—U. 8. Armv SPORT 2 3 3 2 WCCC—Good Evening. Good Mu»lc »198 WKNB—Evening Serenade WTIC—Walk a Mile WDRC—FBI-Peace and Wgr WGTH—Squad Room , i l l s - WHAY—Here * To VeU USUALLY $2.98 MANY OF, OUR FRIENDS KNOW — AND LOOK FOR WCCC—Good Evening. Good Muaie SHIRTS WKNB—Evening Serenade THIS ANNUAL STORE-WIDE SALE. Wt i C—Walk a Mile T hr ideal sport shirt for *timmrr. No ironing required. Cool and ixnrtiedto a WDRO—FBI—Peace and War OVER ALL MERCHANDISE TAKEN FROM REGULAR STOCK WGTH-78quad Room comfortable. White, Gray, Tan, Maize and Blue. — ALL GENUINE SAVINGS UP TO 50%. TelcTition P roertau fi»l>jous diink o£our wl^ CASH . . . CHARGE . . . OR . . . LAYAWAY PLAN On Page Two 200 DRESSES ... axid become a cool custoimer f Reduced To Cost Or Below SUMMER SUITS REDUCED UP TO 50% RED CEDAR CLOTHES Many in Linen or Orion fabrics. Formerly $17.98 to POLES INSTALLED. OTHER SHORT SLEEVE $35.00. ALSO RED CEDAR ROl/xD GROUP I RAIL FENCIVG SPORT SHIRTS CoE M. A M.-MI.9-9757 NOW $12.00 to $20.00 SUMMER COTTONS or WASHABLE RAYONS • AIRCOOL Cnttona We’re hoping for the pleasnre of Formerly’ |10.98. All sizes. Junior, Missy or half sizes. • Dan River Wririkl-shed your company at our “Summertime Cottons is Schenley ,time”'whingding. ■ This little celebration is to ac- ■ TOPPERS OR LONG COATS • Neat Chccka uaint folks with what Schenley $ 6.88 REDUCED TO COST OR BELOW TERMITES Formerly $£4,’98 to $49.98. LET THAT NEW HOME JECOM E A REALITY WITH THE HELP OF A 3oes for summertime drinks. Y’ou see, tall drinks demartd a bet- 7 » l . * * ter-than-average whiskey. It takes GROUP 2 , N O W $ 1 5 . 0 0 to $ 3 0 . 0 0 ■ real flavor to hold up mi'dst lemons, White or pastel shades. Tertnltea nutkn tlwlr mAtiiiK mixers and melting i(3e. COTTONS OR WASHABLE RAYONS of the year. HOME LOAN Guaranteed Washable, Sanforized. That’s where Schenley‘‘.shiri,es; as IReir appaantMo tg.,warning of this hourglass explains. The glass Formerly $14.98. All sizes 9 to 24>,2. pogalble attack on your houee. If you hov* sovod anaugh ta make a reasonable down piaymMt ond* ’ ■L;- ■' ' .------. ■...... ^ itself represents Na,ttire*s unhurried DON'T BE MISLED ' ’ A S.MALL GROUP OF con fulfill the m ^erote requirements necessary in conhetHon with , goodness. The big "S” stands for RAINCOATS OR ALL WEATHER CdATS Schehlfv’s skfll. Together, theyihake. $ 9 . 8 8 Termltea aro .often rnnfutfd SUMMER TROUSERS home loons there is no reason why-youxan't own a home^ef your REDUCED TO with other flying inkecta, ‘moat Schenley the best-tasting whiskey attcB with aata. The moat obvlr own. Why not come in and talk the sihiotion over with us? You will in ages. j- aoB dlflerenco for the layman to .WASHABLE $10.00 to $14.00 racogalxe la in the body cen- R. S.V. P. at your hot or store. , GROUP 3 ‘ Btnirtion. The ant haa a a'agp NYLON CORDS AND RAYON-ORLON MIXTURES be surprised at how mony obstacles that seem to loom so big fo you Formerly up to $24.98. . ■ waUt while the termite hha not. SUMMER WEIGHT , SOLID now con be ironed out. COnONS OR WASHABLE RAYONS SHARKSKINS GABARDINES Formerly up.to $19.98. All sizes. ALL LEATHER CALF OR SUEDE JACKETS \ ' OPEN SATURDAYS 9 A.M. to 12 NOON $ 10.88 Broken sizes. Formerly $29.98w

NOW $ 1 9 . 8 8 2 FOR M O A, GROUP 4 W fKW IQQK IPIV VVvVIffW Amt—htt, hrmUt—right. •>«SdviH^ BdMk°*^MdHcbestei' MANY FAMOUS NAME BRAND DRESSES BUaa grained termite experta A MUTUAL SAVinOS BAHK IN THjS GROUP am available to Inapect your (W tshydw nA. c <5tto n s p o r t j a c k e t s heme and adviae you en youT Formerly up to $21.98., tanalta problema. ^ THE ONLY ONE IN MANCHESTER — 923 MAIN STRICT • Linen or cord. Ksb over M Veara Deposits made on or before the Mltb of any mqntk Oaa ot the Oldeat aad Largett draw Interest from tha first of the month. ' "$12*88 and $I4*88 Pwt CMtrol OrgaalgatloBS $6.88 la the Country. Some with matching skirts, shorts or pedal pushers— All CURRENT RATE 2^<’/o I w I 1 $3.98 to ,$5.9$. ■ DfPOiM”5 BLISS n JARANl HD DEPOSITS OVER f GROUP 5 4 T IN fUt1 r i TERMITE CONTROL i'V $20,000,000 t: CORPORATION MATERNITY DRESSES o MEN'S SHOPS , 1 i.' A SiMALL GROUP OF PHOXE CH>1-iaoS or Serving Slanchester and Vlplnfty 9B7 MAIN ST. — WELDON BUHOING Broken sizes. Formerly $8.98., / NATIONALLY ADVERTISED SLIPS ond BRAS I For Over 45 Vearib .. / — — < U P u 4MA1L------P. $4 For yritr 'Joro CoOiat cffrd On . 7 M bb T^MRa Cbatrel Odra. ’a ’ Tomic, tr^ S C H E N L tf C IS . It't .J n » l ^ S t. Rariford. FORMAL WEAR FOR HIRE I oOiro-dry—tcHh a Moor that lari* to : $5:88 " • '•IM t 1 P 0 « ,-V MM ia^OCt ■ly'htMMt ^ ■ tho horiom o f ^Our (^OM. i PRICE RBO ••••aeaaoo'oooaooaoa * / / ■ ■ i ,■ m m m .» . mauf m. m i V

- ..f: • .\ I'* t '■ PAGB EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 9. 1954 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 9. ISN PAGE i^INE to be a test of legs and wind and to taite thia life which wan in­ the Restoration, the plague and ing were possible tnly because of otaP4ti/ ■ «*y IBatiri^pater volved. stamina and physical style? And A Thought for Today the great fire of London. The intensity of religxnis con'idction Deaths Last Night Jonas, Jr., were namad delegates th a t t!he deadline fo r paym eht of it raises an intereating question. itinerant preaching which he be­ and power of will. Had there been an electrocu­ gan at twenty-three was con­ R a A / b c x m m i Bolton to the State (invention to be held the current bills is Tuesday, June Keiiiiedv» Passes Copnittg IjrraUl tion Monday night, this book How many other things'po.ssilile ”"^"™ Courag?ri^cno!r*““ if you want to set sheer cour­ By THE A8SOCiATnt> PRESS in Hartford on June 25 and 26. The 15. He hopes to >void a last tinued until hla death, forty-four age in action, lake a good look ab P U B U b ^D BY I'iui; would h.i've been closed forever. to human endeavor are being held George FoA the QurJier dis­ Oxford. England--Pr. Kenneth delegates to the Congressional minute rush and save residents Engineering Test years later. He waa not married George Fox. To an almost un- B scott K irk, 68, trie Anglican Conyitntion will be Elsie M. Jones from the resulting delay.' BJUtALDPRmTINt. CO.. INC. n would have been closed with a hack just because they haven't covered for himself that -God Is until the age of forty-five. In Third Grade Teacher Hired U BUm II birect equaled degree he was driveu for­ bishop of Oxford. Died Tiic.aday. and Myrtle R. Carpenter; County Payment of taxes before- the STANDARD MaocbeaU'r Coui reasonable doubt still exlstinjfi in been done before, and hecau.se that within and that the Inner Light 16T1-73 he vt.»ited A m erica and ward by a sense of duiv. When a R E S I N O L a n d lO A B IJABORITE p a s s e s Convention, Samuel and Isabelle deadline will also forestall the in­ Everett Kennedy, Jr., engineer TBulua r. i>1iJiacsoN. can he tnislcd for "iildance in all .some years later preached in Hol­ conviction was rradhel through WALTER R. PEKOUSON many minds. It was a narrow fact puts . some psychological Ilian’s doings. Whereas the Catho­ London, June 9 i/Pi Arthur Valenti; Senatorial Convention, terest charge Which will be made in the Water Dept., recently passM Publlib«r« ' land and Germany. The Toleration the prompting of tlie inner light, At Meeting of School Board Gasprin Morra and Robert D. Mur­ comprehensive written ex^lna- rounded October 1. Ut81 escape for Connecticut justice, and brake on the human effort which lic Church placed-authority In the Act did not come until just two Greenwood, treasurer of the Brit- on all unpaid bills at that time. s u p p l y c o m p a n y he went about doing whit he be­ 1^ Labor party and long-time dock; Probate Convention, Alice E. Interest is charged at 6 per cent a tiona conducted by the State Board O FFIC E it was thfit narrow because there really rrfight accompli.sh' them. If Church, and the Protestants years before his death. And so rigid lieved to be right in the eight of PubUiOed Every Eventhc Except looked upon the Bible as the seat Socialist pleader, died toftnd'dungeons, with Jlhe result that tlon in the conatltuency of Wake­ toffered a contract for this posi­ ranged for the PTA meeting to­ of engineering and land surveying. • DESKS AND CH a IRS ‘ OFFICE SUPPLIES Three Montha ...... , EM in 1691, thu.s he lived in the da.v.s his health was broken and the lat­ (Arthur Dru$ StorMj tio n . view of proposed expansion at the D'ltalla, telephono MI S-5545, Ona Month ...... x.su theory that It la just a.s much the the first time. (Sponsored by The Manchester field. which he had repreaented In school within the next year. night a t th e school by M iss Viola- Elach test was six hours long. Weekly ...... $0 of Cromwell and the Civil Wars. ter .veara of hla Itinerant preach­ Council of Churches). parliam ent alnce 1932. • . '• Mrs. McGarrah received her Larsen, . elementary supervisor. state's Interest to honor pos­ Principal Gabriel Reuben point­ There are three ways to make , Kennedy has no'w completed half • FlLIt^ CABINETS ^ CARBONS AND* RIBBONS ■lacle Copy ...... 06 bachelor of science degree in edu­ Working on the idea of summer the requirements for a profearional sibilities of innocence as pos­ cation from St. Joseph’s College ed out that improvements such as an old-fashioned sewing machine ^MEMBER o r activities for children. Miss Lar­ engineer’s license in Connecticut. sibilities of guilt. I-"' : •'tii-T.-' '■*' In West Hartford in 1952 and has this could be included In the plans attractive. Mako a ruffled skirt • FILING StfPPLiES • STORAGE FILES THE JtSSOClATED PRESS 'Tor the proposed 4-room addition sen 'Will show a film entitled He must complete four years in The Aaaoclated I’rraa la excluilvely completed cour-ies for her ma.ster's Leaders for Leisure,” which will for it, dressing-table fashion, out his field before he can take the antltled to the uae of repubUcatlon of degree at the University of Con­ afid^thus qualify for a state grant of fabric tiiat matches the drape­ all neera dtapatchoa credited to It, or The Three Midshipmen of at least one-third their cost. describe and demonstrate many second series of examinations. THE "STANDARD" IN OFFICE SUPPLIES not otherwlae credited In thlx paper r necticut. leisure activities. ries or upholstery in the room in’ Before joining the town Water STAND^RIX- and alao the local ns«a published here. • Since . there ha.a been no Spo* A graduate of Fort Valley State The Board expressed much in- which the machine is .placed. Paint All richta of .repuDllcatloh of special In preparation for the program, Dept, in August''1953. be was an cification of the Navy's rcAsona College, a teacher-training school ; fercst i,n this opportunity to ob- she has asked the students of each the wooden part of the machine In Slspatcbea herein are also reserved. i tain aid in these necessary im­ engineering aide ■with Hayden for refusing to issue commls.sions In Georgia, Mro. McGarrah has' ‘ class at the Elementary School to a striking, color and give the Griswold, local consulting engineer. I\ill aecvlce client of N. E. A. Serv­ had several years teaching ex­ provements and voted to seek a metal legs and foot treadle a coat ice. Inc. _ to three members of the graduat­ compile a list of activities which A bomber pilot in World War II. perience In elementary grades in confe-'en-e with the coinmittee they feel will help tliem to remem­ of black enamel. Or enamel the PabUshrra Representatives: The ing class at Annapolis it must be studying the need of an addition Kennedy w as discharged in 1947 Julius Mathewa S p ^ a l Acency — New tliat state, and has been substi­ ber w'hat they have 'learned tills entire machine in a color that as a. captain in the< Air Force Re­ York. Chlcaco, Detroit and Boston. guessed that the "security" risk tuting this week at Lie local to the school. MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF year and those which will help r-atches the walls of the room. serve. Advertise in The Herald— It Pava CIRCULATIONB iavolvM in their rases must in­ Give your decorating whims full rein ■ school. Accept Class Invitation them to do better, next year; volve something about their family Bus Problem Mulled The Board also accepted an In­ .Four of the students will partic­ The Herald Prlmlna Company. Inc., School bus transportation prob­ vitation of the eighth grade cla.ss aisuroes no Onanclal respoinlbllity for ajisociations. The one open rlue ipate In a panel discussion on the lypocrapblcal eirors appearina in ad- lems came up for some consldera-* to attend the Class Night Pro­ subject. Jeanne Pouech and Lee vertieemenU and other readlna matter that has he?n provided ia that of­ ’lion st the meeting which was at­ gram on June 21 and voted to re­ Belcher of eighth grade and .Steph­ In The Mancheiter Evenlnc Herald. Choose your-dining room from / tended by John Swanson, Sr. and hire Mrs. Eugene Gagliardone as fered by the father of one of the' I en McAneeny and,Carol Kilpatrick DlaplAy advertielnc closing hours: midshipmen, who says that he John Swanson, Jr. The elder hot lunch program cook-manager of seventh 'grade, will serve on the For Monday—1 p. m. fiidav Swan.son advised the board he felt for the ensuing year. panel. For Tueedey—1 p, m. Monday. bought insurance, when the boy p-e.senl transportation "equipment . An adjourned meeting will be ^ r Wedoeeday—J p. m. Tuesday. Building Permits Issued For Thursday—1 p. m. Wednesday. was six years old, from sn organi­ la adequate for one to two years." held Tuesday to consider the .Zoning Agent Oscar Kreysig re­ ★ ★ LAST THREE DAYS^^i For Friday—i p. m. Thursday. zation the- attorney-general, many Before leaving, he said an budget. A special meeting Will ports the following permits Issued y Fbr Saturday—1 p. m. Friday awareness of complainUi that chil­ also be held on June 19 for con­ Claaellled deadune: 10:10 a in. sad years later, ruled to be subversive. p/r during the month of May; Robert S u f f 1 e C h y dren do not get home early enough sideration of transportation prob­ ^ y of publication except Saturday — It may be, nonethele.ss, that Miller, Cook Dr., permi* for a sin­ • a. m. and said tiiat although he i.s not lems at which time the special gle car garage; to 'William Smith. these three young men, whom the . looking for more mileage, he tan Tran.spbrtation Committee will Wednesday, June S Hebron Rd., single car garage and Naval Academy coddled and sup­ be at the school at 3 p. m. to take confer with the board, breezeway; to Ernest Peaola, He­ r' s load of children home on his way Mrs. Paul Arnold and Mrs. 'W'il A Narrow Escape ported and educated these past to Manchester where he is due at llain . Clark attended last night's bron Rd., two-room addition; to four years, are confirmed young Every piece Brid^ of thii year / , brides of the past! WKen you the Technical School at 3:30 p. m. meeting, instituting a new pidicy Frank Ruggiero. South Rd., The State Board of Pardons Library Problem Aired of the PTA. The Executive Com­ ranch-type dwelling, breezeway . Communista. We rather doubt it, furnisXyour dining room use Watkins, many Open Monday night rescued the State of Mrs. Thomas Bentley attended m ittee of I*TA a t its last m eeting and garage; to Fred S. Ulni, Sun­ 3 000.000 hut it may be so. In- that case, Connecticut from a predicament Specially Stock ^r^oups tP ypu can pamper any decorating the meeting at the Ijoard’s re­ voted that one of ith members and set Lane, breezeway and single car they should never have been ad* garage; and Thomas Glenney, In which it never should have per­ whim! Ch^oie the pieces that best fill VOUR needs; quest to discu.ss scliooi library another PTA member should visit niitted, or they 'should have been problems. A .solution as to library Board of Education meetings as South Rd., ranch-type dwelling mitted itself to be in the first discharged the moment their po­ Priced! that best fit\YOUR home . . no more . . no less. spare next year was ' hampered ob.serveis in orde-r to keep the or­ and two-car garage. ^ place. 171.50 ganization abreast of educational Tax Bills Deadline Near litical faith waa discovered. And One of the handsome groups you'll see is the Sufiield due to the fact th a t no deciifioii The Board of Pardons per­ has been made on splitting next policies and developments In the Tax Collector Anthony Maneg- the fact that nothing like this was Charty Collectfon with its Colonial grace and charm gla has reminded local taxpayers SALE formed this rescue act for the year's seventli grade. If this is local .school. done indicates that there was not, its rich, mellow natural aged-brown cherry finish. ' done, .since there are 39 pupil.s en­ Democrat Delegates Named state by commuting to life Im­ •/! «SJWIIIMGS after all, any proof that they were rolled in the grade at thi.s time, Stanley Patnode waa chairman prisonment the sentence of Fran­ / I Communists, and brings us back the .south playroom in the base­ of the Democratic caucua. at the ment would 'not be available for Community Hall laft night which SIGN B HURRY SUMMER SALE PRICES TO lUNE 12 ONLY I cis C. Smith, who had been to the gue.sa that, although noth­ scheduled to die In the electric library use. saw the election of delegates to ing ran be pinned on them per- It is likely that the library could the various conventions to be held chair two hours later. Advertising sonall.v, they are being punished he temporarily housed in the nor,th In preparation for fall elections ED'S SIGN CO. 15% - 25% - 30% -— that's thetho^ . (Find ovorything thofamily noodt There were many things to for something their parents may playroom which is also partially Mr.s. R. K. Jones, Jr., w as clerk of make the 'state uneasy about this used by the hot lunch program at the caucus. MItchdl 3-8268 k i n d o f s at G t*ants.^ ^ for summor fun saU pricad newl have done. , this tinie. approaching execution. Joha McDermott and R. K. This means that the relebralejl During . the lengthy discussion Perhaps the most important of case of Lieut. Radulovich, who 1 ; of the library program at the all was the process by which succeeded in defeating the Air school, Mrs. Bentley revealed that Smith was convicted of first de­ .circulation this year has been Force's intention to force him out gree murder in the first place. As 16,652 books. Thi.s breaks down sale PSICED !<■' l l " ' " " of its reserve because his father to an average of 70 books per year happens ail too often, a state's at­ read the wrong newspaper, has 76.50 per pupil, which might be consid­ • Camdot Ceramics .# torney haul taken the testim ony of not established any healthy ered "our contribution in the fight against comics,” Mrs. Bentley Conveniently Located At one alleged participant in a crime precedent. m S T (tUALITY and used it to convict another al­ Stated. 68Q MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST And it seem.s to-mean we have Side Chairs I 7.50 She al.so com m ented on the in­ leged partlclpamt. The first par­ gone back, instead, to the opinion crease in circulation of .non-fiction Telephone MI-9-9605 or MI-.‘I-6546 ticipant got from .this life im­ of Defense Secretary Wilson, to China Cabinets I 10.00 ; I hooks and said 26 of the average rsis NYLONS 70 per pupil were in the non-fle- prisonment, while the second par- the effect that hurt niust be done ticipamt, against whom the first tion class. The librarian stated Greenware - - Classes - - Firing - - Glazes to individuals In any case where 19.00 that having their "own library provided evidence, was sentenced there is an apparent conflict be­ seems to have .stimulated the in­ Pourinjf Schedule: to the chair. But, in this particular terest" of the children greatly. tween that and the possibility of ., Monday, Wednesday, Friday Regular 1.15 Instsuice, the apparent facta in the harm to the country. , She waa highly commended by the . board for the Job being done in C L 'inhi caise were that the participant 'Yet, in the whole history of our ,9 A. M. to U A. M —1 to .3 P. .M. Sava 49e Pair who provided evidence and then library work. abnormal fanatic concern with a George K. Kraff, suporvbior of Thuroday and Saturday 1 P. M. to 3 !’. M. got life imprisonment was the security, there has perhaps been, Bchoola, told the board in respqn.sc Tuesday Eveninff 7 to 9 o’clock 6 6 gauge participant who fireil the fatal no more sickening episode Ihsn 105.00 to later inquiries that Bolton’s li­ brary program is Somewhat of a shot, while the paiticipant who the spectacle of the.se three luid- Just back from the Ihiatern Geramic .Show with new Ideas and was sentenced to die did not. model and is "the kind -of pro- .shipmen brought up to the point •gi'am educators like to see in the new mplds. Thei’e are instances, indeed, of graduation, and then being dis­ 21.50 elementary school." where an individual who is the played to the country as three e Sanforizod skip dont ' , brains behind a crime committed about whom some question of . by some one of lesser intelligence .security wa.s not resolved. And it could indeed be judged more guilty is stekehing not only because of A bargain at regular 1.1B, at .our SPORT than 4he man who actually fired what It has done to these three 05.00 $194,50 U'el.sh Cupboarej, 54" wide 171.50 $124.50 rhina Cabinet, ."tO" wide llo.OO nen 17.50 the same ronstriictlon as nylons Regular 1.59 - This- circumstance in itself illusion that. If it does not have selling up to 1.6,5. Scoofi a ward­ would have been enough to raise robe. Sizes 8 'j to 11. -V - ■ ■ '. ■ security otherwise, it can gam It / Cool »kip-dent breathet with you! Closely stltcheJ •erious question about the stated by decree and regulation and the .■ \ and sew n. full cut for comfort with full double yOltr purpose to electrocute Smith. atmosphere of the concentration < R*9. 2.98 - 54" to 90" )*nq«h) The Smith case was further ram p. "1 I for long weir. l|'s the perfect hot we.ither shirt in j I ■ ■ complicated by the fact that, as As Senator Salfonstall, the' I'J - i PERMANENT FINISH tool pastel solids: white, blue, maize, green, tan, Smith faced one of his many ‘'iast Massachusetts Republican, says, L . , " V grey. Sizes S-M-L. A real bargain at this sale price I days" of life, an inmate of a this episode is "most disturbing." Georgia prison implicated himself And tftia,basic question it raises is ORGANDY In the crime, took responsibility the 'same basic question raised by T~. for it, and proclaimed .Smith in- many other Events these days — * nocent of it. the question of whgtber ev^n the PRISCILLAS To the prainary lay nund, this security, measures ^ d policies K- would haye seemed ^ustifiratrrm- adopted by the Eisenho^ver ad­ for a new trial. In whirhr s jury ministration, in its concern ' ,to would have the ppporlunily to prove McCarth.V' unnece.saary, ate SAVE 51c PAIR 4 7 consider the validity and iinptirt- much better than the mrtKoijs of ance of such purported evidenre. .McCarthy himseH. ■ PAIR A deposition wa.s taken from the I 'N convict iij Georgia,.and formed the The Mental Mile basis for &n argument for a new Tiiat the greate.sl ht|rd,le facing Vabulous buys .it :r low budget price! .A bil­ lowy 84" wide to jhe pair in decorator lengths Inal. But, Judge John King, who, thf/se who tried for tlie fabulous V *• - 54"to 9Q”. Choicie of white qr delicate pastels ■■ heard^ the argument for a new four minute mile "as indeed men­ w ith stay-crisp finish. H urry'in for yours. , Inal, apparently found the law by tal has begun to seem very true. which he himself • gould evaluate This wa.s the point emphasized ■thia new 'evidence, ji'hich he did by Haegg, the Swedish mller when, w. Summer Special...Cool, nevv-lron diaparhgingly, and thus deny rsrhrr this ,vear, he picked Roger. Pink for Day...Pink for Night,,, Smith the'right to have a jury 'Bannister as the individual likely COTTON PLISSE evaluate rt. In, this. Judge King to be the first to run the mile in W'Sj! sustained by the Supreme under four ' miniite.s. He -picked and always this pink for a Suntan! Court of Errbraj. with Justice BaiuiLstcr among good milera rtotr A de luxe sofa by day O’Sullivan strongly . dissenting. fpr his legs, but for his brain. And your floors lovely with PRINTS WHITE CHINA The public lay mind could under<- what would his brain have to d6 jtand this dis.scnt. with It? Siinpl.v that he niipiit SC 10 W ARE This insistence upon the elec- have the ra'p aiity to tTfoss the . . . double bed ALL STEEL trociltion of Sm ith wa.s pressed in mental hurdle, which might, com­ Heavy Grade Twist Broadloom THIS SALE ONLY c IRO N BOARD CUPS, SAUCERS spite of the fiwt that the respon­ municate itself.to his legs, which Matchmaker Set etch piec* only____ 6c sible state police officials who said that the four numite mile was Yew viually pay S.fS by night 198.00 Here's a Slimmer spcciiil you just handled the case fell that it was something beyond the rapacity of atabig tp^^Q T“ DINNER PUTES caq’t miss! A new sizzling-sweet hot buy, BOW and aivf!____ 16c WTong. There w as on record 'a le t­ man. reg. $12.95 The perfect fabric^^^for cool, carefree wearing 4 7 7 pink that comes in not one, but ter from the late State Police When B annister did: run the mile sq. yd. apparel, family sleepw ear . . . work-saving home 6" SOUP PLATES Commission Edward J. Hickey to in 3:59.6, then it was said that Here's true convenience and genuine sleep­ two terrific lipsticks—one for baskjpg Special introductoiy offer! Saving! ing Ibxury for those whose living room or Never before less decorations too. Dainty rosebuds, florals, ju­ Lightweight steel through-) amaiinsly priced ____ 16C' the state's' attorney involved, others would follow. And that in the sunlight—one for dancing 2 ‘Kissing, Pimk'lipsticks / venile and cowboy patterns. Better scoop yards! out. Perforated top. Non­ recommending commutation of the statement was, again, based on stijdy must serve double duty. The sleeper than $249.00. i L * xl 'under dim lights! And both shades wobble construction, has. 4" FRUIT P U TES sentence. And, at Monday's hear­ I (one for day—one for night) reg. value 1.50 ADVANCE PATTERNS. ,15c to SOe the mental angle, the theory be­ lounge is a beautiful piecci of furniture by Choice of Durable 'sensational whether you're an automatic safety lock. El Graota «">y ing, perhaps the crucial argument ing that now . other milers would New England's biggest.carpet mill . . one of the country's leaders day, and an amazingly comfortable, full size Plus ‘Kissing Pink’ S a il Ennmel against the taking of this life was Fiber "E" and "A" suntanned—or untanned! ■know that it could be done, and . . offered us this sensational value in fine twist carpeting. We can't double bed by night. Ona quick motion . . to blend with both tones teg. value .60 provided by former Major Leo J. would therefore not be under such advertise the nafne but you'll recognize it the minute we te)l you . . and the sofa converts to a bed. De luxe foot- Fabrics in Lipstick (both ‘K issing Pink' lipsticks, REG. 2.98 WONDERFUL ■Carroll, the State Police executive fiieptal strain AS they attempted It Tetnl f’4ilnr2.1Q 17" IXnNSION WROUGHT IRON GLADIOLI STRAW RUGS and can be assured this is quality carpef.'- * rail included. You sleep facing out! Covered nOn-smear and tegular type, come in the I'SIS BRAS who first .worked on the crlmf in­ themselves. Red, Rose Beige, Gray WINDOW SCREEN snack TAM.I .BULBS AWNINGS volved ;and who first talked; to And this* theory got vivid su p ­ Our 12 ft. rolls . . in a choice of today's top-selling dicorator col* to order in Fiber "E" and "A " figured frieze or Kelly Green. I flew Lan olite formula—the R^g. S9c Doz. ReR. 1.50—Special Smith, and who told the Boatw of port, in the field the other day,- prs: Chalk Gray, Meadow Green, or Doeskin Beige, can be cut end covers! amazing new lipstick that softens and 1 77 Pardons, -from a background^ lof WMli thiy list-Mly Keg. fie 7 7 * ReK.1.39 1 . 2 7 as Wea Santea ran the fastest bound to give you large fit-^your-room rug sizes . . or for wall-to- smooths dry, parched lips). SFfOAt 1 hit own stellar experience as.a po­ mile ever run by an American and. 3 Doz. $ 1 . 2 . 5 7 1 . 1 7 wall installations. Ask for a price completely installed, wall-to-wall . Big S’ X 6*. new colora, lice offir'er, that h^ was not even aawell, the second fa-stest human, Extends 20' to Sl’^o H|raple«ii and irrgular by our own workmen. (Binding extra). 1 Reg. 1,98. Sturdy. P er. P lan t now. vonr fa\E»r« L denigHH. .So ea»^v Jta 34” awning. Strong sura Smith was preseht 'st- the mile in history. In other words, at ' lock.at any width. fTi's ^\ ■ feet for bu'fllee tuppers. lie ta rje l V a t a low . Ii>wf ■ ■weejp o r vacuum. flat Eiteel trpiae fur- '' 'cotton and nylon. Oroup m urder. price. nUhed with rope. Inrludeo,. A-B-V, Si-42. 4:00.6 he ran f^ter than any hu­ Remember . . every yard of this Twist Broadloom is woven of' all “•uglyyfor' protection, ' other u»e4..’.22‘ high.' r* .* Jte ' ■ . 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V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 1954 MANCHESTER EVENING"HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDJ^ESDAY, JUNE 9, 1954 PAGE ELEVEN Roosevelt Prevails raiika for a final victory In N o­ hocotng projact.OJld CNirtU Apart­ 1.994 others: damajfed .3.400 acres land use map of fhe whole town. Murder fof Profit vember." ments, .rebuilt since the storfn, an of forest. Maw down 6.478 shade In the coming montha consider- Ser%’ice Clubs Hear Developer r' Indications are that Roosevelt’s ~ GENEHAL0 ElECTBIC The Poisoned People: : Player Marks afternoon rededicatien service woa trees, and .forced .replacement of tion will be given to the Uetaila of In Primary ( Contest domestic strife wljl remain more acheduled. 1.173 utility poles and 480 mllea of these new proposals and to the Plotter kills Self in the background until after the RANGES — REFRIGERATORS — WASHERS Prayers w e re 'to be offered by coble and wire. means of accomplishing ' and fi­ November election. The combined Anniversary of clergymeb of the Proteataat. Cath­ nancing them. The League hopes j BAKED GOODS SALE (Contlnned from Page One) trial of her separate maintenance NO SALESMEN—VERY LOW OVERHEAD (ConHnupd from 0 « « ) Islanders Describe Ash olic and Jewiirh faltha— Blehop there will be atrong public interest suit and his divorce action will not OPEN 8 lo 9— vSATURDAY 8 to 5 Wright, the Rev. Hartley T. and a lot of discussion. assured of election. And he ia the begin until after that. Violent Twister THURSDAY, JUNE 10 w«r« arr^rtfd Wd snolhor per«-on , ALL DAY SUNDAY 8 to 8 Grondin. president of the Greater bpeii Forum It ia tremendously encouraging only Democrat holding a state­ Worcester Area Council of 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. may be ♦«><«" tn<« cuitody, the When yo\. are arranging a cold BIe Trade-In Allowances— No Cash Down to see this new evidence that Man­ tdierlff added. wide job. He defeated former Re­ From Hlast of H-Bomb Worcester. Maas., June 9 (iPi Churches, and Rabbi Joseph Klein meat tray for a part\'. choose Praise For Planners chester intends to direct Its future Two more raee* will he investi­ publican AU.V. Gen. Fred N. How- On the anniversary of last year’s of Temple Emanuel. development intelligently, and tn meats that .are varied In flavor, (CoaMnned froin Pag* O M ) women and children. A ll the To the Editor, IN HALE'S DEPT. STORE gated and there may be others, destructive tornado that snuffed Ftve Protestant mintoters were adopt a plan that ii consistent ser of Loa Angeles on the GOP texture, color and shape. The evacuated persona I talked with Since its organization, the he said BRUNNER'S out 94 lives, this central Massa- to participate in an outdoor oervice with needs of an expanding towp. SponiiorMi By 'Th* Manchester Y'M’CA . The hir.arre rase broke Monday ticket by a lopsided vote.' meats will look most attractive if Across From Gafrity’a—Next To V itlw r’s ^ Anjin, * Rongelxp leader, de- 'have ' been emphatic that their chuaetta area took time today to I-eague of Women Voters of Man­ they are placed in an orderl.v de­ of rommeiqpration' and tbankagiv- chester haa been Interested in Sincerely youri, Ca’kefl, Brownies, Pies, Breads, Coffee Cakes ' with the fake abdiirtlon of one of Graves, for 20 years executive RO CKVILLE ROAD, T A L C O T n ’n .LE — MI-8-8191 •crihad tha March 1 exploaion; '' treatment hoa been the heat. But remember the deed.' give thanks Dorothy Jacobson sign. If some of the meat slices there Ig a certain amount of aad- ing at Winthrop Oaks Housing De­ improved town planning. ■ For sev­ the .wealthy widows reportedly director of the League of Olifor- " P in t aaw light, then amoke. for the living and offer -'jpreyaa-s velopment at Holden. Local Affairs C3ioirman ' marked for death. The sheriff said are large, cut them in two. Place neaa among the people of Ronge-. for the future. eral years the League haa advo­ nia CTltiea and once Warren’s Civil •moke went ugi, up and right Block Dance Planned cated the adoption of a map show­ * taague of Women Voters' he Slased n to break the ca.se. garnishes in the center, at the lap. . Religious services were sched­ In the Edge wood Drive section of ing how the land In town will ulti­ of Manchester Arrested on rharjres of con­ Defense crlef, claimed victory on ends or the aides o f the platter. through tha cloud'. Later heard "M y people don’t feel good about uled In a number of communities Holden, another area that becar.e mately be used. Such a map would spiracy to murder f.or profit were the\^mocratlc ticket in a state- and felt blant. Wind oo atrong some not going home," Anjin' ob.aervpd. flattened in the 3 .million dollar FAGAN RIDES .AGAIN Donnelly, «1. and Willard Dttrden, "W e fear we may have the fate of aplihtered wood and brick's year be subject to revision and would' mentxleclaring "Knight has shot people fell down. It banged doom.” devastation. A nurhber of parties ago, the neighixira hired a donee not he binding on the Town Plan­ New York. June 9'(8F8— A high 38. Orlando bnildlnR rontraclor. his bolt. ( Bikini." were planned to celebrate the NOW IN STOCK They were accused of conspiring: The RIGHT STYLE 4.8 Hiiffer Riirne The 200 Biktniana, moved from band end set up a fqur-hour b l o ^ ning Commission. However, it school teacher appeared In the Shortly\.hefore the campaign O f the 82 Rongelapere, about 4.8 year's recovery. dance, Inviting bankers who fi­ ■^wquld enable the Town Planning police lineup today, charged w ith , to kill K. H, Gerlach,'81, of Lake started Roo^g\’ell’s estranged wife, SELLING OUT laland to iaiand, are now on lao- The mo.st Rev. John J. Wright. Wales, a calendar mamifacUirer; aufrered radiation burn*. Many of Ih-ed Kill, inacceasibie many nanced the reconstruction, the Contqi^*"lhn to judge all zoning attempting to have some of his Romelle, 38, ^charged him in a AT COST thene were alight. One man, S9- Catholic blajinp of Worcester, cele­ builders, the town mansger. irelert- proposals in relation to the whole pupils steal automohtles In return .; I UNIFORMS I Mrs. B>Td T. Roach. M, of I>ake separate maintenance suit with means a montha of the year because of CO.MPLF.TE STOCK OF .vear-old Toma Naril, atill haa a brated a loh- Mass of cornmeraor*;; men and the director of Civil De- area of the town and its best de­ foe passing grades. | Wales, "who inherited hn estate of adultery, namings three ■ co-re­ heavy surf. ^ tion and" thanksgiving in St. FOR EVERY J O I about $100,000 from her late hus­ bad bum on the back of hie .right j ’ ljysically, Rongela(*ers today feme. velopment. The map would also be The teacher. Jerome Binder. 29.'' spondents. and filed\a letter dated ear. three montha after the 'ex- Paul’s Cathedral. At Assumption In Worcester, 38 couples living a deterrent tto^ haphazard spot denied the charge. He was arrest­ band ' five'years ago; ’ and Mrs. 1948 in which he aeUnitted In­ PAINTS bear few signs of' the.r expo.xure. • All SizM •All Colors •Guaranteed ploeion. He w«a ft hing in a canoe College, hard-hit by the twister’s in the St.'Nicholas Avenue section zone changes. ed at his home early today. Louise Clark Hawley of Otlando, timacies with nine otheKjvomen. HAPPY Tho.se who lost their hair are get­ who has Florida le.sl estate hohi- mhen the aoh began falling. winds which reached up to 33-5 strung Christmas tree llght.a and In line with this objective, the The specific charge was impair.'' Roosevelt, 48, has derti^d any ARTISTS' ting it hack. . m. p. h.. the very Rev. Armand Ings and an interest in a Chicago "Some were frightened.” aaid a arranged a covered dish supper League of Women voters con­ ing the morals of minors and con­ misconduct. \ 'Hilrteen o f the men made a Deaautela, A. A., president of the LETTBRING FkiB! gun helmet firm ., Rongelap medical aide. "By night with street dancing afterward. gratulates Wilfred Maxwefl, Plan­ spiracy. The lineup report said # He said he signed the lettW to brief visit to their home stoll to college, celebrated a solemn High Donnelly, who had handled legal MATERIALS SMILE children were crying. Many adulta recover some of the posiiesaion.it ] The tornado, striking in late af- ning Administrator, for develop­ Binder was accused of "attempt­ prevent a divorce and thus incre^e were pick." Mass in memory of three members I ternoon June 9. cut a swath aver­ ing the thoughtful proposals puh-. ing to'have some pupils in a school , DIAMOND'S and flnanriill matters for all three, the burdens of his father at thaL left behind. All the residents have was released.on bond late, yeiter- WALLPAPER ‘ A few days after expoaurc, aome of the Assumption community who aging 1.800 feet wide and 40 miles Ilahed in the Herald on June Mji, where he teaches steal automo­ time. bee,n compen.sated for the lo.s.t died In the storm. of the reaidenta began loaing their copra rropi. I long. In addition to the 94 dead. and the Town Planning Commia- biles. for which he promised them i The Insurance executive^ who is Evening .vfasseF were scheduled **"i'hirden. still in custody, was I 1 hair. Three daya after the blaat a Did jhese people have any mes- I 439 persons suffered major injuries aton for approving them. These passihg grades" ! paying hi-i wife sn Marahellese: 1 not counting federal and state business area and represent a hshies, horn fw ths United States 1 campaign compared with his un- Seniors, so smartly styled, At Great Brook Valiev Gardena ’ housing projects, and damaged M. Kelly. The officials declined to The evacuation from Rongelap major step towsrd sn iiltimsle had fathers under,3.8 vears old. ' comment on this .session, but it sOccesstul race for governor yet flevihle with "Please tell them not to do the .against Earl Warren in 19.80. He and Utirik wsa completed In two same thing again throw the was after this that Gordon said foot hugging fit. daya. The affected people received he expected more developments. conducted ch. tty que.stion and an­ bomb. We didn't do anything Sturdy, too, to take medical aaaiatance here on the wrong." Donnellv took his life at his un- swer sessions In *328 home.s. and appeared at a few public meetings. any young shenanigan*. Kwajalein atoll. A top medical That theme underlies the peti­ pretentloiis e frame home on team waa flown from the United Crooked Lake about five . miles . \ Herald Photo. After hl(4 victory, Roosevelt de­ tion the Marshall Islandera have clined to say whether he will seek ■ Btatea, arriving March 10. sent tn the Uhiteo Natinna. from here. ' Oharles F. Coates, vice chairman In April, a aurvey party viaited Details of the shooting were of the Connecticut State Develop­ town tn which It Is buil.t': but It funds from the National Demo­ fi24-82R cratic Committee fpr his November the two affected atolla. 'fhla con- (A second dispatch to appear to­ TEL. MI-S-SIBI ■ketchy. ment Commission teeated front is the bane of the neighboring town aiated of repre.sentativea of Joint M A IN ST. Thus ended the life of a man Puerto Rican campaign. Mitchell has said he will morrow tells the story of the peti­ MANOOBBTElt row, .right), told members of four , which must provide- housing. Teak Force 7; Comrpandcr in tion and of the Islanders' feeling* who figured in one o f Polk Coun­ Manchester Service Clubs last schools, fire prolefction. .sewers, refuse Roosevelt such funds. In conceding defeat, Redding 64.5 M.\1N STREET Chief, Pacific Fleet; High Commia- toward the United .States.) ty's most senaatiohal slayings 22 night at their annual Inter-club water, and otlje'r" municipal ser­ aioner, Tni.vt Territory of Pacific Quartet Kills congratulated Roosevelt and said j-ears ago. He was charged then meeting at the Country Club that vices for the Workers in the new Telephone M1-.1-6887 'Islanda; the Atomic Energy Com- u-ith assas.sinating. hts law as­ modem business and Industrial factory without the broadening of "all Democrats mi st now close i itUaaion’a engineer contractor.'! sociate, Joe H. Beat, but a grand syiitems require area planning. Pic­ the tax base to any appreciable Insanity Plea (Holmea and Narveri and the M is8 Rvaii Given jury refused to indict him and the tured above with Mr. Coates are degrea.' native maglatratea of Rongelap charge was dropped. Oharles S. Burr, chairman of the These conditions have resulted and Utirik, Wedding Sliow.cr Since then he has had a lucra­ Manchester Development Commis­ in*, the necessity for broader area (('oiitlniie

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. C30NN, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 9. 1954 PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 9. 1954 ^ ,r hoetilities will stop in both areas waU's four delegates and Salis­ Haven, who has been mentioned Hal Boyle C io v e h t r y . from midnight before the exchange Clambuke Chairman Democrat Trend bury’s eight. several times aa a state ticket 824-828 T C U MI-S-5I81 to the fdIlo>wing midnight. .Mrs, Satti. whosa hueband. Dr. for New Endlond W eotlicr candidate, put dow.n a resolution M A IN ST. MANCHESTER Democrats Nained In Indochina’s other major city. Turiig to Ribicoff C. John Satti, waa Secretary of last night which would have sup­ H alf a M illioh K id s Saigon, residents were awakened State from 1935 to 1938, had the ported him to any'^state nomina­ early today by the booming of ar- support of New London's 17-vote tion. )■ At Party¥ Caucus tille.ry Are as r<‘rench Union troops (Continued from Page One) delegation. y Lee announq8d before the reso­ beat back an attack on u post four Parade in Rubble/ There was no/delegate support lution was presented that he was miles away. night, was endorsed by the cau^, reported for other apoti on the not a candidate for any state o f­ CSovcntry, June • — (Special) —• The French Command Said the cuaea in the towns of Mansfield Democrats’ /State ticket, Vhich fice becad.se he had plenty of work Democrats who w1U serve as dele­ attackers were not numerous and and Winated. They are encouraged to like one will include U. S. Representative to do In New Haven. Berlin, June 9 (/T) — "A ll (3er- gates to the several Democratic the encounter was a minor one. Bowles 82, RlMcoff 85 at Large and five U. S. Repre- ' mans around one table.” another. ' Units of the Saigon garrison conventlona In Hartfoi^ June 25- In the town o f Woodbury, where sentatiVea from the state’s five Here in Berlin this vast con­ came to the rescue of the pdst, the RHEE GETS BACKING That was one of many slogans M w'ere elected last night at a Democrats were asked to return congressional diatricts. clave of youth in the eastern sec­ party caucus held at the Nathan command said. their ballots in a post card .^ 11.. Seoul, June 9 1^ — Members of for unity chanted this week dur­ tor was taken by moat as only an­ During the attack the rebels car­ •Ribicoff got roaring support SALE OF HOME Hale Community Oiiter. Bowles received 32 votes while President Syngmsn Rhee’s Liberal ing a three-day Communiat-apon- other incident in a great battle ried out a diversionary harrass- in the Hartford city convention, Delegates snd the conventions Ribicoff hsd 35. The Woodbury party today pushed aside long­ Bored rally o f 500,000 German that haa gone on u n ca^n gly since ment o f a barracks area near the which voted to ’Tnstruct" the del­ delegates, however, will go to the standing differences to agree on a boys and girla in the debria of Hitler's fall— the continuoua bat­ follow: post. There was no immediate re­ egates to vote for him. The reso­ State Convention, Ra>mond H- convention uninstructed. chairman of the new National As­ East Berlin. tle for the young German mind, NO MONEY DOWN ON FHA TERMS-UP TO 3 YEARS TO PAY port o f casualties. Mayor' Nenry D. Altobello of lution supporting Ribicoff was sembly and give Rhee what ap­ OUTSIP an endless tug-of-war ' between Bradley, Arthur Seibert, Charles presented by Thomas J, Spellacy, Watching the- alow torrent of K. Nyack, Stephen Loyslm, Mrs. Meriden and J. Ffemming peared to be his. Arst solid work­ youth swirl through the' rubble East and West. '' who ran for governor In 1918 on ing majority. Bessie Strack; Congressional Con­ Rutledge, State Central Commit­ l^ft by Adolf Hitler, I had to aup- Nobody aeema to .feel that any­ the Democratic ticket. Former Defense Minister Lee PAINT vention, Miss Adeline G. Hoff, Ellington teeman from Stamford, had pledg­ body is quite ready yet to blow Kee Noong unsested P.. H. Shin- prea.s a wistful urge to seize a ' Kenneth M. Spencer, Thomas G. es for the nomination a i candidate New Haven’s 90 delegates, who Ojaen paint, made In New England to withstand New banhet and start yelling an old the bugle, but it is' widely taken for lieutenant governor. must act under the unit rule at Icky. leader of Rhee’a opposition. 7or.,granted that in time the bugle Welles, Mrs. Ula Leary, Mrs. Lil- .124 to H2 for chairman. England weather— Is your beat bet for every outside need. battle cry of my own youth: Uan Day, Democrat Caucus Meriden DejAocrata pledged the convention,, did not commit "Up ih f alley. Down the will be blown. The present prob­ themselves to any candidate but 'The Liberals won a numerical lem is to win the young mind to REG. 49.4S Senatorial Convention, . James their 28-vote delegation to Alto- majority in the assembly for,the MELVIN G. COX street. Ceptral High School — A. Martin, Mrs. Anna Bums, Mrs. Names Delegates bello and Stamford Democ’t-ats John M. Golden, powerful New Can’t be beat.^’^ the future purpose. Haven D«mocratic leader and Arst time this year. But there had 275 M A IN 8T„ MANCHESTER COMB. DOOR 143.65 W HITfi Eimlce Loyxim, Chlrstlan A. Wel- elected a slate of delegates who been speculation that factional dis­ It seemed to''''ine that the pa- But it must haqi made many gold, Kenneth M. Spencer. HeraM Photo. favored Rutledge for the nomina­ Democratic national committee­ raders might JuiCxaa well enjoy besides myself tremendously sad. Ellington.. June 9 — (Special)— man, tbid reporters he imagines putes would make It difficult for MANCHESTER LUMIER CO. BATH OUTFIT Delegates to the County Con­ Anthony Squlllncote tion. Rhee to retain a working majority. chanting that slogan, instead of here in a vasCcapital still deep in Democrats who will serve as dele­ Mrs. Helen Foster of Corriwall the delegates will vote for Ribi­ 255 CENTER 8T„ MANCHESTER the rust of a lost war, to sea half vention will be the same as those gates to the several Democratic- In naming a chairman, however, "Down with western iniperlalism’’ 44.88 attending the State Convention. Anthony Squlllacote is chairman, and Mrs! Dorothy L. Satti of New coff, only three Liberals refused to vote or "from Berlin to Rome,. Yank a million boys a’nd .firls waving conventions June 25-26 at H art­ London had delegate support for As a matter of fact, he said, all crimson banners and marching in I2?.50 ford. were elected last night at a of a large committee arranging for Lee. go home." It doesn’t make'niuch for the annual clambake and out­ the nomination to run for Secre-- o f New Haven Coiinty^s delegates step. party caucus held at the town difference to the average teen­ ing of the Contractors Aaafi., a tary of State. 'probsbiy would. Berlin alone lost almost exact­ 2’8"t6 ’8" Words top-quonty 6oth hall. ln«some places earthworms grow ager what he hollera- just so he French Planes Hit division of the Chamber of Com­ Mra. Foster was pledged Com- Mayor Richard C. Lee of New to a length of four feet. Advertise in The Herald— It Pays ly that same, number of lives In The following delegates .were knows he Is hollering the same You save 10 to 2 0 % on Outfit e t extra sovinga merce. to be held Sunday. June 27, thing asthe teenager next to the last conflict. Today it feels it named: at the Garden Grove. Timmas Col- is slreadv tlie great beachhead of thaia Aluminum Combi­ If you buy now. Por- Small Rebel Units State convention, John B. Girar- him. la la chairman o f the sub-com­ But the trouble with the slo­ the Cold'War. celain-enamalod stool dinin, Raymond E. Lutzen. mittees. nation Doen at regular Charles ^ g n e ll; Congreaaional gans the teen.’iger of eaatetn tub end vitreous china, (OMthRHd from i*isge One) The association is extending im pricai— (ovo even more contention, Clinton A, Church. Germany la being taught is that A steelhead is a rainbow trout vitations to all members of the which has migrated to salt water new at lole pricei. Mode lovatorjf and closet a few miles from HanW. French Doris M. Church. Patrick H. CHose. they don’t lead merely to the (Chamber, and their guests, to join black eyea and bnilaed muscles of and returned to fresh water, Union losses were relatively light, County and Senatorial conven­ o f strong, rigid extruded wljh onamolad hard* with them In this outing. Many juvenile gang dghts. They are changing color hi the process. the spokesman added, r tions. Paul H. Prpkop, Raymond weed soot. Herd-tur« business Arms are planning to in­ a prelude to bugle blowing and aluminum— rustproefk The French announced they E. Lutzen and ILouis A; Lavitt: vite their employes ss guests. 824-828 TEL. M1-8-81S1 another great big grown-up war. never need painting. foetd fixtures stay would, return 267 seriously wound­ Probate convention, Edward F. M A IN ST. MANCHESTER ed and ill Vietmlnh troops on June This was my first look behind Easy to change panels. gleaming white, easy to Homton, Louis F. L «v itt and Rod­ ward ©Conner of the . Stafford 11 and another 302 June 14. the fringe of the Iron Ciirtaln In DO YOU W ANT ney Penney. Springs Barracks said the driver, live years. I had the depressing 2'8'x7' size..K>%OFF cleon. With fittings. Uso The prisoners are being returned The caucus re-elected as chair­ In exc^ n ge for wounded French Albert W. Zanks, 33, of Rockville, Illusion I ws.s looking at half a 3'x6'8' fixe..K>%OFF FHA Terms to poy. man o f the Town Committee John was booked on a. charge of negli­ million dirty-necked children, Union ■ forces which the Vietminh B. Girardini and also returned 3'x7' size,,, ,K>% OFF allowed to be evacuated' from the gent homicide and is being held wandering parentle.s.i throc.gh a the same slate of town committee under 31,500 bond. ruined world, crying words they fallen French fortress of Dien officers. Mrs. Margaret M. Lut­ Flisns fe mmk» Charter was apparently crossing did not really underatand them- Bien Phu. zen waa re-elected vice chairman •rrsapamsats for e horn The JUne 11 exchange will be at the road at the intersection with aelve.s. and E lm er Bats waa ve-named Dinh Oau, 35 miles northwest of Sandy Beach Road when he was But they were only puppets of a secrets ry-treaaurer. Hanoi and the June 14 exchange at struck by the car driven by Zanks new power for murder. Somebody • 2 0 t « < 5 0 0 the bridge crossing the Thu Bon Killed in Accident snd dragged 125 feet, policy; said. APPLIANCE SALE had bought the big red banners TAKII ta 28 MONTHS TO tISAY River, a few miles south of Tou- Alfred R. Charter. 66. a lumber Zanks Was accompanied by his that hung from almost every bro­ Ch—IQ SfcoRMrmowffAMi f4$ worker of this town was killed rane. two children at the time of the ken building. Someone had put up Amount UmownlRf Mekfhly Feymontifof; The agreement on exchange yesterday at ' about 9:30 p. m. accident. loudspeakers along the streets oUOAN[ 72MO. I tSMO I 20MO 90.LB. ROLL FLAT.RIM points 'was received today from when he 'was struck by an auto that rang with martial airs. Some­ i S.M iB.tf S B M ROOFING Vietminh headquarters in answer while walking along Route 30 TTie overseas possessions of FREE MERCHANDISE COUPONS one'had taught them to wear a 19.2T 94.1s SH E L SINK to'the offer radioed by the Frendi here. 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PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN-'WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 1964 at 7 o'clock In th# Community Section Two WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 1964 iManrIfrHtrr lEttifning^waUt WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 1954 Pages 15 to 2 8 | USED Scientists Protest Receives Degree t Elects Mrs. Dwyer building at Stores. ELECTRIC IASS Mrs. Little was recently elected \ Oppenheimer Ban AuxiliHty Head chapeau of Salotii No. 566, of the X m i AM PLIHER 8 and 40, M rs. W allett w as elected historian of the same organiza­ Lincoln School Studento Eiatertain Parents Zone Reffulationa, Map* $250 . Loa A ranos, N. M., June. 9 (/P) — Mrs, Francis A. D ■Sr-y e r. 342 tion. Auction Mart Chaney Fined, Water Price A petition from more than 280 " \ — *1— '— — — — — Cominn in .Booklet Form Green Rd., was elected pirpsident Mrs. Fairbanks announced that News Tidbits Los Alamos atomic acientiats ORCHESTRA FOR HIRE of the American *L«gton Auxiliary July 7 is definitely the deadline Opens Sunday Culled from AP Wires Sent to Jail VVilfred Maxwell. Planning strongly criUcizea {government at its meeting Monday night in the fpr sending coupons to Depart­ Administrator, experts soon tq Rake Needed handling of the case of Dr. J. Rob­ Legion hall; Mra. Henry Pesaini, ment^, and Urged the m em bers to^ complete compilation of Man- DUBALDO send thent'in. . • I'hester zoning regulations. The ert Oppenheimer. first vice president; Mrs. Ferdi­ Native Strawberries Of­ Elastem Air Lines files applica­ EP InipdspR 90-Day j tVIartin Telia Directors The district meeting* will be regulations will be printed In a And, the icienti.sts warned, the nand Tiesing, second vice presi­ FURNITURE DEPARTMENT tion with Civil Aeronautics Board poi'ket size booklet with at­ MUSIC CENTER action taken against Oppenheimer held Sundsy/^J^e 13„kt 3-p. m. in fered; Association |CAB) ailmed at providing more jncp, S u 8 p e II Hs More Revenue Rcquiiv IM MIDDLE TPK. HTST dent; Mrs. i. F, WsIIett,. recording Enfield High ScbMl. when elec­ tached . maps, and ahould he may make it tough in the future extenalva service to Bradley Field *als Acquitted ready for distribution some TEL. M I-»^5 secretary; Mrs. Richard Vaughp, tion of officers willHake place. Adopts Trade-Mark and other New England points. , ed for Facilities to fill government laboratories ' v —— *• ; time 'In July. with trained workers. financial secretary; Mrs. Charles The next and'final meeting of . , . Twenty-nine-year-old Raleigh, Th# Mancheiiter Auction Market Andrew' Chartsy. 19, of Hartford, Fifty percent mbre revenues The petition, sent in the form of Romanowtki, treasurer; Mra. Mar­ the unit before the summer vaca­ N. C. aalesman is awarded $40,000 a telegram to the President, the' tion will be on June 21. It will take of Charter Oak Street will open on by Button superior court jury for pleaded guilty in TMwn Court this from sale of water and 100 per gery Flavell. hiatofrian; Mrs. Ray- Sunday featuring the aale of native Atomic Energy Commission 'and niond Gosselin, chaplain; Mrs. Earl the form of a picnic supper at Injuries suffered when he was morning to a chargA of carrying third of a sentence for a previoiai cent more from seWrer charges will the chairman of the Joint Atomic Lake Amston. The members will BEST BUYS I U N D E R THE SUN ! atrawbetries. The market is enter­ jolted from a train platform at a dangerous weapon In an auto­ offense. Peterson, sergeant-at-Arms; asst., ing Ita 21'st year and is sponsored he needed to meet incresaed opera­ . WANDELL- Energy Committee, aaid:. Mra. Edward Kaplan; -'executive meet at the Legion home at 6 Back Bay Station. . - mobile and received a TO-^ay jail Found Innocent tional expenses and contemplated •'We agiee that it is a preroga­ p. m. by th# Manchester Vegetable Proprietor of legendary Mu­ S tc a rt Hagenow, 29. of 117 Oak committee. Mrs. Robert Curran. Growera Aa»n., 4a orifanization of sentence and a *100 fine. improvements In the Water and tive of government to choose its Mrs. Harold Belcher, Mrs. David nich's Hofbraubaus, citadel of St., charged with cohimltting an 1. Come in now and see our beautiful asi^rtment of furniture for outdoor living. In* ’ 110 farmer# in’ the fhimediate area. Judge John S. G. R o ttn er,'V h o Sewer Depis.. General Manager ANDERSON own advisors. Thomas, Mrs. Thomas was chair­ Bavaria's beer clientele, , opens a.ssault and battery on hts wife, Richard Martin told the Board of “But it is inexcusable to employ eluded are Barbecue«, Redwood Picnic Sets, Chaise Lounges,. Peel Cane FurniturAv ^The declMon to opeii the market milk bar in Bavarian State Par­ impoaed sentence, ordereij the pHl was found innocent after he plead­ man of the nominating committee »n Sunday wa« made at a' meeting Directors last night at an informal the personnel security system as and the slat# ' Was . unanimously Aluminum Chairs and many other items too numerous to mention. liament building. .. . Trsnsmission term to be susnended after .30 ed not guilty. meeting on financing the depart­ Building of the aasoclatlon laet nightWhen experts at Atlantic City summer Judge Rottner conceded Hage- a means of dispensing with the elected. days, at which time Chane,v will ment.#. services of a loyal but unwanted P6SQUALE It wa# reported that harvesting 1# meeting of Society of Automotive might be guilty of a "tech- Contractors Jean U. Smith Delegates and alternates elected already being done in Mancheatef be plafed on probation for one Preliminary studies indicate Ota consultant.” to the 34th Department convention PIZZA ond GRINDiR JBngineera reveal three new anta- nlc^ly charge of assault and bat­ and Glaatonbury. Bolton growera irtatlc tnuismiiMlnns in early proa- year. tery. Nnit said he was not goin{; hikes will be needed and town of- Dr. Fred L. Ribe, who sent the in Bridgeport, which opens July In eompanion case.s, Jam es E. ficials will continue studies to de­ R*sfdMitial«Comm*reiol telegrams and helped collect the Miss Jean H. Smith, daughter of ' SH O P expect to begin picking the fruit pect'lor U. S. motorist. to irive^im a record on the evi­ 15. included Mrs. Theodore Fair­ 5M Center St. Tel. MI-9-8267 thi# weekend. The farmer# report Howell, 20. and Robert Felder. Jr.. termine how rate hikes should b« AltaroHont-RMnodtling names, said it bbre some 282 sig­ Mr, and Mrs. Frederick S. Smith. banks, Mrs. J. F. Wallett. Mrs. dence presented today. He said the made. 134 N. School St., will gra3-TRANSIST0R er part of the summer at Lake ricks. 21, of Hartford, who had Corlett, graduating Friday from future misreipre#entatlon\ by this and the remainder in parishioners' I yesterdav are, left to right, Gregory Frey as Little John: Raymond Mc- been with them Saturday, waa not parsing A atop sign. SeXfor August -the Sacramento Adult Evening Kezar, Maine. In September e-he UPHOLSTERY CLEANING PROILEMS positive idenllftcation. pledges which will be fultllled by Grade Scho&l ^Kfiy a-s Will Scarlett; and Robe'.-t, Eccellente as Allen A. bale. The' e.rie.sted. It was to pick up wagse High Schoof, is 78 years old. He will teach third grade children at III , ------»------Oct. 1, the pastor announced. * thr^ boys, all 10 years old, were participating in an entertainment earned by Fredericks at the to­ Rockville. Jun^^ —-(Special)— is an attorney and has been a the ,new Longview School, Elling­ WE PICK UP AND DELIVER The campaign workers were ton. Drama Class progrkm for parents presented by fourth and fifth graders. T.he sec­ bacco farm that the four of them The Tolland County 4-H Club barber, mortician and real estate guests at a victory dinner held in had driven to Manchester. man. Accident Vicliiu ond prciientatlon was "The Princess Who Never Laughed.'' About Town camp, which will be held Aug. 1 .')t. Jam es' School H all which waa In court this morning, both Fel­ through 7. h'a# been, planned to Born on the Isle of Man off the presided over by the fund chair­ der and Howell denied knowing MEARING AID coast of England, Corlett came 3~Day Service In Two Plays St. Margaret's Qrcle. Daughters give 4-H members an opportunity Leaves Hospital man, b'bster H. VVllllams, C hair­ the brass knuckles were in the car to make new fri'enda throu’gh IIv. here in' 1906,. He said he w anted to man Williams praised the workers until the police found them, snd of Isabella, at ita meeting last ^ OperiUi for oily IV • get a high school diploma al­ School o f Instruction H eld ing. working, and playing with m month iaMcad of IV to 3V lor the enthusiasm the> showed Young dramatists of the fourth Judge Rottner said, there was no night in the K. ol C. Home, de­ though his previous educational L arry Pierson. 18, of 63 Home- anti fifth grades of the Lincoln cided to attend the Cenacle in Mid­ other 4-H Club members. . « Sly for old-iypo vacuum, B & J t during the four-week drive con- evidence to prove they were not 4-H Club'members, • 9-13-ysars- taibo aidil - credits were equivalent. afeart St., injured May 29 in a roll­ ducted in'A'prii an^ suited iiiat I S< bool entertained their parents JHanCllCSter P TA C ouncil telling the truth. dletown, Friday. June 25, for the What is he going to do now? MANCHESTER er roaster accident at Riverside • .7 . . vA«t<»rHav V4’ltn tn^ m*o.4i4»ntrttlnn nf old, who have sent enrollment ^ I Lifo-lik* Mund. truer and the ji'.ni realized far exceeded ex- yesterday with the pre.scntatlon of Patrolman Samuel Maltempo, weekend. Colored elides of the ac- He's going to Junior college. REACH AND LAWN UMBREUAS Park. Agawam. Mass., was ex­ two plays. “Robin Hood nnd the tivitie*’ will be taken and will prob­ cards to the Tolland Oountv 4-H )^ /a a a r ir Uuii a m i' pectationki who along with Sgt. Henry Gau- office, for the 1953-54 club’ year, pected to return home today, his Merry Little Qld Woman'' and ably* be shown at the Anal social aae **A’’ batia» lato a Father Hannon empha.sized the An enthusiastic audience of 125 i met in the cafeteria. for refresh- nider made the arrest, testified are eligible to attend the catqp. JELKE SHARES IN ESTATE RUG SHAMPOOING CO. mother told. The Herald this morn­ "The Princess Who Never of the season, June 29. On that month . . . no ^1" bet. 481 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST—ML3.6662 fact that, in addition to the re­ mentst.,and listened' to summaries this morning that the knuckles Boys and {rirls w ith 4-H* rec­ ... fewer battary dMBfH I New York. June 9 (>P)—Society From $8.95 ing. Inughed, " officer.s and committee chairmen W'cre found under the front seat occasion Chairman Margaret playboy Minot E.' (Mickey) Jelke, He has been confined to Spring- markable fund total achieved, he from Parent-Teacher Assns. took from re'corder.s for each group. Falkowski and her committee for ords up to date. will be givbn > v was elated by the cooperative spir­ The scenes in the Robin Hood The duties of the presidents, of the automobile on the paasenger preference, aince facilities' at the $125 whose- conviction on vice charges field. Mass.. Ho.spital for 10 days fla.v took place in Dame Kate's part in the School of Instruction side. June plan to aerve atrAwberry 0m> f lUai am hunii ly, Militali Iitm CaiQ was reversed recently, will Inherit suffering from a compound frac­ it which was evidenced by all of ■ vice presidents^ snd secretaries shortcake.. camp limit the number who may hut and in the Sherwood Forest. .sponsored by the Manchester PTA Felder and Howell Identified this attend. Each club member must half Of an estimated 1250,000 es­ Given On C.O.D. Deliveries ture of hi.# right arm. outi-* and the pariahloners "of St. James’ were outlined bjt!- Mrs. Elmore as the spot where Chaney had been tate left by his brother. cong.egation. Robin Hood waa poitrayecl by Council at W addell School la.st Gibson, leader of the officers have a health check-up and bring Jba AawMa Madkal Aaodatio*. brui.'e# abort tile body and head Patricia Bumford and Carol Har­ night. The program was planned I sitting during the ride from H art- The M anchester As.sn. for the The brother, John F. Jelke, III, received'in the mi.shap. Before his Plans for the formation of new group. They were alsd gdyised to lord. with him a health certificate from t arry! Oirfwi mi$l be ttad vey played Dame K.ite. Howard and carried out entirely by local Help of Retarded Children will a practicing physician, tsaued is presumed dead after he was lost accident, Pierson was serving ss parish social organizations ip both read and understand thb- , facts Atty. Nicholas Eddy of Hart­ meet for the first time tomorrow ^a ardar racalvad! last January on a training flight Turkingtoh. Gail Sopher, Linda people. Waddell School PTA had within three days of the 11 m a >amsoii Tray-ble an apprentice plumber in Hartford. the new Church Of The -Assiinip-^ the record attendance, and the contained In,''the PTA Maniia'l and ford represented Felder, and Pro- at 8 p.m. at the old Biince School from Mobile, Ala., to New Orleans tion as,well as in St. James' Par­ 'Wood, Sandra Lorentzen and Ijiii- their own by-laws. camp opens. rie Heald were the King's Men. second largest wa.t Washington . bation Oflicer James Duffy, acting building on Olcott Street, the use ah' an- oflicer In the Air National • .... Inserts, coat the United States ish were revealed by Assistant The charge: which will cover (Juard. Appearing in the Sherwood-For- PTA. Program chairmen were in­ 1 as guardian ad litem for Howeil of which the town has {(ranted to living quarters, food and Jnsur- RANGE & FUEL OIL four billion dollars ‘a year, en­ 1 astor Rev. George P. Hiighes. The school was planned to give form ed by Mrs. R. L. Caleen, land Chaney, represented them. the association for recreatlonsU The estate was equall.v divided tomologists Say, He stated that the spirit evidenced e.-t scene were Gregory Frey as anre. will be *15 for the 6-day Little John; Ra.ymond McKa.v a.s incoming officers and comrqiUee leadei; 'of the group, that she will I .'4en| BS4'k to Jail purpose' for the children. John between his sister, Mary 'Louanns, by the fund solicitation workers j In another ra.se this morning. ■period. A *5 en try fee is requested and his two brothers, (jharles and Will Scarlett and Robert Eccel­ chairmen an opportiinitv, through act , a.s clearing hou.se for pro- Craig. 175 Summit St., who waa with the application... the bal­ u in n ’s -.... -V had inspired the initiation of such' small discussion groups, to. make gra'huf next year, w-ith program James Henderson, 35, of 912 Tof- elected pre.stdent last month-suc­ Minot. The sister has died since r ‘ plans whicTi will reach fruition in lente ss Allen-A-Dsle. Between ■' land Tpke., was sent back to jail ance tb be paid upon registration the will was drawn on July ,11, plans for their work for next silggestions available as needed. ceeding John McElraevy. will con­ the. fall. .scene.s Linda Sm ith and Carolyn : to finish .serving 60 days of s pre­ St the camp. 1944, The BOLAND OIL CO. KfJtlne sang an old Engli.'h song. ye;u;.' |,'lt was also suggested that the duct the meet'ing. This will be the At the 4-H camp member# .will Chairman Williams announced Following registration, parent.^ vious 90-day sentence snd given Contents of the will were re­ Audio-Visual Dept, be called upon final bt.siness sessiqn until Oc­ live In Army tents, equipped with that his Advisory Coipmittee dur­ "T h o Keeper." ' ' and teachers visited the Lutz Jun­ a new 90-day sentence as s result tober. vealed yesterday in Surrogates "The Princess Who Never for programs to acquaint parents platforms and canyaa, cots. An ing the drive Included Miss Ann ior Museum, now in neW quartsi's with modern teaching aids and of his srrost earlier this morning' Court. TEL. M Itchdl 3.6320 Laiigh^{id.” also set in a forest, Henderson, who appeared in adult counselor will Be In charge D ellaFera, Mra. A. W. Gates, at the school, and were impressed melhod.A i Mr. and Mr.». William E. Bel- starri^ floberL Hogan ss Jack; with the size to which It hAs ex­ I court in ' his stocking feet, was of each tent and the only perma­ Miss Mary Fraher, Mrs. Elmer The duties of delegates and leg­ flore of 45 Adelaide Rd,. announce nent installation at the camp ia Graham. Joieph P. Dv'er, Cornelius Janet HiiUman as his mother; and panded in the brief time since its jwaa charged with violation of pro- I-.eigh in m as the L ittle Old Man. islative chairmen were outlined by the birth of a son. Bruce Louis, this the “dlning-recreatton hall,” R. Kole>^ Jam es P. Tierney, inception. I bation and resisting and abusing morning at St. Francis Hospital % The second scene in a cduntrv inn America's ' unique in'tere.st in Mrs. Mian Bourn, leader of the Ian oflicer. He waa arrested by The program will include swim­ Charle.a j. McCarthy and E. G. I group, and Ally. Arthur J. Le- in Hartford. ming, groiip singing, sports, O'Brien. Included the following: landlord. rhildren, both individually ; Patrolman Newton Taggart, who So perfect for the patio, so grand for the porch. Just lift Charles Joy: landlord's wife. collectively, an ideal well avm- I Ciaiie. legislative chaii'mm of the ' teatitied today that Henderson re- campfire activities and tribal du­ Team captsins included John M. Council. Ideas and suggestions 1 fused to go with him to police The Buckland 'PTA will close It# ties. The swimming se.ssions, w’hich off the top and you have a colorful, easy to clean metsl Dormer, Joseph A. Gervais, Kath'een McMullen; the daughter. bolized b.v the PTA'wHth its large j Janet Wennergreh,; the sexton. membership, was commented on for publications and publicitv ; headquarters,, apd that he had to sea'SOh with s picnic.at the achool will be only at stated times. w>ill serving tray. Ingenious leg construction enables you to Cliarles Le.sperance, Leo Barrett. chairmen were exchanged,' under pick up Henderson “and throw him Monday, June 14, at 6:30. Frank­ be adequately supervised by a Elmer Graham, Bernard Fogarty, George Nolan: and the ele'rk, Ron- by Mrs. Allen Triylor, retiring set up in a jiffy, a coffe* table or a serving table. Avail­ aid Pir'key. The third seene look president, who was introduced by the guidance of Mrs. Bourn. into the cruiser.’’ furters may be roasted on the fire# certified life {(uard. A nurse will' Mrs. Raymond Ma^edorn, John ..place In the King's Palace with Mrs, William Stuck, the new Hrnder.son had been lying on a by those who desire them. Coffer be present at all times and a phy- able in three weather resistant colors, coral, green and I,Amenzo. Mrs. Charles Pontlcelh, Various ways of raising money will be available for adults ahd 'Siclan on call. chartreu.se only Donald Golas as the king: Ka-yn Council president. were suggested to the group con­ .sofa at the lime, of Taggart's Charle.s Obuchowski. John Rohan, MiiS;. Taylor, in her brief intro­ arrival and. the patrolm an .said, he milk fo r the 'children, and Ice The camp site is in Franklin oiff Churila, the queen: Wendy Ander­ sisting of treasurers, wa.vs and creani and de-s^erf'items will be on Francis Mahoney, James M. Rear­ sen. the’princess: Charles Joy, the ductory addre.s.s, also stated th at refused to allow Henderson to re­ Route 87 about seven miles below don and William Martens. means, and budget chairmen, led turn to the house once he man­ sale. Baseball and other mitdoor Lebanon. Applications should ba doctor: Ronald Pirkev. Count here in Manchester, the first PTA by Mrs. Ronald Lingard. group was formed at the Manches­ aged to; get him into the cruiser. games will be played. The aflair is sent to the County 4-H office here. Nimble-Wlt; George Nolan. Cqunt Many excellent suggestions open to all parents of children in Advertisement 'Vivien: Rosemarie Lanza'no. ladv- te r Green School in 1939, and (n Probation Officer Duffy request­ 1948 the Council:-was organized were exchanged by the chairmen ed Henderson's arrest this morn- the rcjiool. whether or not ihAy are A single orchid seed pod can in-waiting: Roger 5-omerville, the of membership and hospitality members of the PTA. contain a million saeds; - Kem-Tnne Applikay Demonstration guard: and Sally Aspinwall, the with six units represented. Now ing on. the ground he hsd been Have you seen the demonstration ..there are twelve units represent- committees and room mothers, un­ drinking in violation of the proba­ Our most popular model including herald. der the JeAdership of Mrs. James tion he had been placed on follow­ of Kem-Tone Applikay. at Sheiwin- Announcer# were Carolyn Hul- tng 2.800 members, in the Man­ sturdy tuliular .steel ladder, heavy Willianis Company. 719 Main St.7, chester PTA's, F. Beckwith. ing his relea.se from jail in March. llne' and Carol Wernig. / ■steel teeter totter with three ad- Pretty Miss Pat Campbell. M. The National Congress of Paf- Refresfinients for the group At that time he had aecved one ^ uh/rfend(y tady named Naialfe ju.slmenl.s. two safety non-tilt H.S. Senior, shows the'many beau­ ents .and Teachers was organized were jirepared b.v Mrs. Elmer (■ T ' l swings, rubber flying ring.s, trapeze tiful effects now possible with roll­ Dividend Declared in 1897, and now, 57 years later, Swanson and her icommittee. ^ f^marked of herytH ^^end quHe cattily. on paint designs over painted walls. numbei-s over eight million , mem­ whos’e clever' decorations, con.sist- bar and two steel horizontal bars. i n e Mmn wk» G u ts mffs: No longer need you be content with bers. There are .50 state units and ing of a little red sehool house and I.ITTLE FOLKS STI'DIO A fine value.at plain walls. Enjoy the advantages By Trust Company 3S;opO local groups. The Council's flags for each PTA unit present, Presents ! of paint plus the pattern interest of main purpose is to strengthen the were much admired by evervone. Though she drfnks a beer, i wallpaper, and do it yourself easily local units through conference and “ADVENTURES OF CARSIMIS I and inexpensively with ^iiper Kem- Riis.sell B. H athaw ay, president i ■..•elation. The School of In­ it seems io ine, dear, |Tone Applikay. An average room of the Manchester' Trust Co., an­ struction, the Fine Arts prograln PENNY and p o u r . I may be redecorated for less than nounced today that a 75 cents and the Lutz Junior. Museurh are Rose Pwrehases FOLK SONGS—Harry BelaFonte W hite Seal ; *10 and equipment may be rented share, for stockhblders of record three of the projects sponjiored by A Miisiral Comrd.v Shek eonshuefed sot buf I if you wish. See the demonsfla- on June 21 was decisred at a meet­ the Council, which is also strongly 4.3 Extended Play; $1;47 j tfon 12-3 daily, Thurs. evening and ing of the Directors of the bank em lorsing the need for a .social Star Seal (lOver FRIDAY. JUNE 11 Csf Uif# Bro#. Distilling Co., Ine.N.YXX I alVday Saturday to convince your- yesterday. w orker in the school.s. 7:45 Sharp 0|»en Tues, and Thurs. UntlT 9 P. M.—Open Wed.“d. UntilmtU 5:$:$• BlMde4 Whiakey, 86 Proof, 1 self that youf* next redecorating i Checks will be placed in the The follcnivlng hour was devoted Louis I. Cohen,,sole owner of th^ 73% Grain N sntnl Spirit#. project will be with Applikay.. Imail June 30. to round t."ble discussion.-., with Star Seat Cover Co. at 575 Main Whifon Memorial Hall MOBIL NO. 32 ______^ ^ ■ the group dividing into five cate­ St., has gold the bu.sine.ss to El- Tlekrts at Half nr Diihaldo POTTERTOirS gories 'where ideas and sugges­ liott S. Ro.se for *3.500. according Miialc Center , 130 CENTER STREET—(Corner of Church) Government Java '' claims, the U.5. A.s Advertised tions were exchanged to help In­ to a. bill of aa'le'recorded today in ' 186 Middle Tpke. W est content of beers *’)k The K' ' the caloric' dividuals ii\ the execution of plan* the tovvn clerk'a office.' in “LIFE” for next year. . . • The aale includes stock, fixtures, flavor has no calorieJ^So The parents and teachers then signs, and business name. dring "he Aavor Open, Stock Group—-nay The Pieces You Need beer thalsjj^ewed for enjoyment-Schaefer...... ^ _ ...... BATHING SUITS L‘: i ' .,x ' * - BUY NOW AND SAVE! '''i J i i v ' l eigojmeal ter COKE Per Ton Cash $23.00 IT'S TIME* TO C O A L Per Ton Cash $26.10 so cl«on. so tosy, so, (EGG. STOVE and CHESTNUT) handy, you'll ntvor b« SUMMER.IZE TELEPHONE IVH .3.5135 without it ogoin . . otSWASif mir^op and there’s no better way MORIARTY BROTHERS to face summer tthan in a 301-315 CENTER STREET .Sea Nymph glamour suit that stays up, down and put, built-in. uplift hra, side-honed for strapless 'V assurance.’’ In run and fade-resistanX' Celaperm colors, -ills beer! Sizes 32 to 38. Bolid elm—well ronstrurted, renter drawer guides, dual proofing, dovetailed drawers. Rubbed and hand polished finish. Elm I# extremely hard and the blond heather finish brings out the natural grain, of the wood. V AMESITE DRIVES Regulisr Dresser and i $! Double. Drssser nnd and up> Mirror ...... $89JM) ,L . Mirror...... Illd-iiO g{ .50 No Monty Down * 34 Months to Pay Full or Twin ^ Full or Twin Hollywood * • New- sanitary way to clean toUet bawlar-ae'sgly braahaa. Panel B e d ...... $49.5^ . Bookcase Bed . ,.k.. • i$69..50 Paving • Driveways • Parking AreSa Chest ...... $59.80 3 Pieces Chest ...... ______$59..50 3 Piece* a .Vt Includes Jnnny Mop {ilastie . diapeaatng handle, .plaatic ALSO SUITS FROM LEE'S lEACHW EAR FAIR- WAI FIBRE RUGS dispense^, SO chemically treated disposable cleaalng pads, A’anit.v, Desk. Bench Chair. Night Table priors on. request. Other bedroom suites in solid maple, $5.98 and up mahoipuiy, blond„etr. ivailable. 4 ways to bu^’—Budget, Layaway, Charge. Cash. Manchester (Houstwortt a Handle and dls(>ejiser have a gleaming china-white flntoh.' SlZLS St to 8 8 i 40 to 46 OPEN TUESDAY AND THURSDAY UNTIL 9 P.M. Dtpcvfmtntl ' a Dispenser attached to tank without ocraws, holds a big a«i]H>ly Mitchell 9-5224 af pads and has a hook for jbnny Mop %aadto.

i ' ' ' RoMI Bex ef 10 Disposable Pods...... 29c BUDGET ACCOUNTS HOWARD’S THOMAS COLLA CONST. CO. \ Handles, If Beu^t Seporetely' 9B« • '• • • 4 VFURNITURE DEPARTMENT , INVITED',, .'r, ■ 5.39 MAIN STREET — MI-9.6335: 251 BROAD STREET MANCHESTER ^ / 'I z4. -Trmtsnnt! H jA THE * M. SCHAEFER"b REVFIn G CQ. OF CONN.,iNC. ilia i« ii..p f

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9AGB S D C T E S ir MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C0NN„ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 1954 liflll^ nil- I III. . BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9. 1954 PAGE SEVENTEEN aide to former Praaldant Truman penters. laborers and bricklayers, — "were pulling the strings" be­ Completes Studies Settlement Averts giving them three wage Increases ]^&Carthy vs. Arm y hind the McCarthy-Army row. oqer a period o f three years. Madeline Sentiff When McCarthy called Syming­ Walkout by 1,(MM) Thomas 8t. John, spokesman for V ton "sanctimonious Stu" —; the tl^e Builders Exchange said the In Capsule Form Missourian’s first name is Stuart iw contract would remain the Guest at Shower — Symington broke in: "I resept Waterbury, June 9 (/P)— A mid­ me as the old except for wage The Open Forum Ihcreaaes. that reference... you’d better go night settlement averted .-last Miss Madellna Sentiff, daughter KIDDIE FAIR’S Waahiiifton, June 9 Here i» to a psychiatrist." • He said laborers and bricklay- Communications for publications In the Open Forum will not night a strike of more than 1,000 of MYs. Florence Sentiff, was hon- j I B brief rundown on the Senate In- The hearings started April 22. rs will receive a 12',k cents hour- be guaranteed publication if they contain mb^e than 300 words. Today's scheduled hearing is the construction workers here. A y increase the first year and an The Herald reserves the right to decline to publish any matter ored with a miscellaneous shower veaUcmtlone mibcommlttee'i In- ^Oth daily session. walkout would have halted con­ dditional 12H cents the second that may be libelous or which Is in bad taste. Free expression at her home .Saturday, evening. qulrjr Into the diepute between struction in this city and more [year. The third year Incregafe will of political. viewa is desired by contributions of this character Guests from Tolland, . CJqventry. Sen. McCarthy (R-W U). and top than nine surrounding towns. * be 10 cents. but letters which are defamatory or abusive will be. rejected. Glastonbury. Hazardvilie and this Army offtciaU: But three A F L building trades Carpenters, he said, are sched­ town who attended showered her Edwardsoii Speaks unions and the Waterbury Build­ The original ^chargee—Secre­ uled for a 14 cents hourly increase with many beautiful gifts. ers’ Exchange came to terms on a Ravings for Bolton mately *94 per pupil, leas State tary o f the Arm y Stevens and the first year; 11 cents the second The party was given by her new three-year contract Just be­ year, and 10 cents the third. To the Editor, grant, or approximately *60. Arm y Counselor John' G. Adams To Fuel Dealers Hence the Research Ijeoguo figure r other and her sister, Mrs. Rose fore midnight.- Average wages under the old Recent ftguren ptiblinhed con- accused McCarthy and two sub­ should include *60 transportation, The new contract affects car­ contract were not available. eerning the coets to Bolton of the Heyart, who will be maid of hon^ committee aides, l^ y M. Cohn and bringing their figure to *397. o.*. / rraacis P. Carr, of, using im­ Larry Edwardson, executive sec­ proposed Regional High School This Manchester flgure of *397 The buffet table was centeriid OF NURSER'Y VALUES! proper pressures to win favored retary of the Connecticut Petrole­ -r - nave seemed to ua Incomplete and I um Assn., will be the guest speak­ contradictory. Being tso^ayera o f'' may be compared to the above with a wedding rake with a, bride treatment for Pvt. G. David costs for the Regional plan. This A solid month of sRottoeulor voluas that wiso methors and dads (and thos* soon>t^ba) Bchine. a subcommittee aide who er at the meeting »of the Fuel Bolton, and parents of at^-children and groom baked by Mrs.' Ednah . ^ Dealers Assn; of Manchester, a di­ CLEANING AMD INSTALUNG ^ who will require high school facili­ comparison shoi ld not. include all Schiifft. 4m was drafted. the Bolton pupils in a 6-year Re- just have to S ! Kiddie Fair leads the way with , solactions of our country's most promi* McCarthy and his associates in vision o f the Chamber of Com­ ties from 1960 through .1972,Nye Miss Sentiff and Alexander For- merce, at their meeting tomorrow have tried to eort out the numberi gional achool, but only the top four nl. Jr. will 7>e married at St. nent manufacturers hard to equal anywhere else. Our crib department is one of Hie kirqest turn accus^ Stevens and Adams f ■y^ars, who would ctherwiae be in o f attempting to use Schine as a night, 8 p. m . at the Chamber of SEPTIC TANKSand CESSPOOLS so we can understand them. We Mary’s Church. Saturday, July 24, in the state with famous names like: Edikon . . Thayer . . Sterhline . . Gem . , Lullobye Commerce office, 139 E. Center Philip A. Turkington A complete organlutton «f TRIa P^ED SEWAGE SPEOlAlJSTB believe other Bolton residents may M iin^eater schookf. “hostage" in efforts to induce Ualhg^ two-thirds of the esti­ . . and mere. SEE FOR YOURSELF and you, too, will be a pleased and confident custom* McCarthy to halt or divert an in­ St. Theodore Bantly, chairman, ex- using the moet modem equlpmjeimt and maehlMry-—RESULT: A be InterMted In this more conriplete It took 12 yeiini to design and ' tc'nds a cordial invitation to all Philip Anthony T)irkington of BETTER Job at • LOWER P !^lOB. Smart, new, hand analyv-ia of the costa. Being engi­ mated abc;year enrollm*''f fhe build the Colc^iis of Rhodes, one . er of Kiddie Fair. vestigation of alleged subversives number oTtilne throu|rh 12 year In the Army, particularly at Ft. fuel dealers.. whether members of 133 Waranoke, Rd., Manchester, is laced moccaiin for neers, and not achool administra­ of the seven Wonders of the ancient,: Monmouth, N. J. They also ac­ the association or not, to hear Ed­ ' Sump pump* InitaUed'to tors, we have dealt only with the pup>l'< I*!' fdlibwlng savings can world. I a candidate for the degree of THIS IS WHIK be predicted fbr the Regional cused Asst. Secretary of Defense wardson. remove water from your Women and G irit..; financial aspects of the problem. bachelor of arts at commencement cellar. . . . mora pdopla eaO The bulletin of the Research School: H. Struve Hen^l of seeking to dis­ The advertising and promotion I credit the subcommittee. committee of the association, un­ exercises at the University of New underground srater M’Kinney Broa. toft glove like leother League tells us. that the 1937-58 lolton Bolton Regional Having Bolton WOMEN and GIRLS Saving The subcommittee voted 4-3 on der the chairmanship of Nicholas Rhode Island on June 14. Turking­ lines inatalM . ( 1) Prompt Senrica uppers. . . lend wear­ Regional School cost per pu pil will Year Enrollment . 4-vr. Enrollment Per Pupil May 36 tp dihmiss Carr and Heh- Pencheff. Edward Glenney, and ton, who is the son of Mr. and Mr.s. New ‘ rootprooP* newer be increased when the Imnd pay­ .57-58 233 155 * 92 *14.200 sei as principals. Bernard Fogarty, will have a pro­ John J. Wallett, completed. hLs Unea Installed. (2) QunUtyWork ments Jump from *.50,0(X) to *100,- 58- 59 277 ' , 185 ' n o 20.400 ing flexible rubber 68 14,600 Pertinent past testimony —Ste­ gram to present to the group for studies in liberal arts. Graduation Plugged sewer Hues clean­ (3) Rcagonable Pricen 000 per year In 1080. They do not 59- 60 .321 88 21,100 vens denied trying to halt Mc­ approval. exercises will be held outdoors on ed electricislly. ■ESAFE . . . IE SURE tolei...Variety of estimate how much, nOr mention 60- 61 365 2 «F , Carthy's probe, but testified he ob­ the Quadrangle and the speaker that the per pitpi) cost will de­ 61-62 409 272 103 28,000 35,000 jected to methods he said gave a 774 OE’T MEASLE.S will be Df. John A. Hannah, ■presi­ stylet in...W HITE, crease yearly after that. This In- 62- 63 4.53 . .301 ^ . 116 41,600 distorted picture. He said Mc­ Godthaab. Greenland, June 9 dent of Michigan State College CREAM. RED. romplete presentation of the facts 63- 64 , 495 330 ' 126 — More than half of Godthaab’s and assistant secretary for de­ Call McKINNEY BROS: was confusing. Carthy’s aides subjected him to *174.900 threats of an “exceedingly seri­ 1.486 Greenlandei-s are down with fense. SEWAGE DISPOSAL COMPANY ' The Regional Planning Commit­ ous' nature in seeking Army the measles and medical officers tee. estimating a 1957-58 cost of These are savings to Bolton for - TEL. Mitchell S-AS08— ISO-Ill P E A E L STn MANCHESTER favors for Schine. ex'pect the rest to be- stricken *303,300, used an enrollment of 900 the 9 to 12 year pupils. Savings on * Adams testified Cohn threkten- soon. pupils to yield the net co.*t of *287 the other third of the pupils, come , cd that if Schine were sent over­ Officials said a total of 774 per­ z : per pupil given in their report. The when we face the fact th *l the | seas, Stevens would be "through sons in the town, the big Arctic rVlMS-CAMERU ^ Research League assumed 771 presently planned four-room ele-1 i.sland’s administrative capital, as secretary" and the Army L FLASH BULBS, CASES, 4 pupils. This is a more recent esti­ mentary school addition will lie \ EMERGENCY wrecked. Cohn called this "ri­ have become ill since the epldernlc ^ MOVIES, PARTS ^ mate. However the *3.59 per pupil adequate only until 1957. Pupil*’ ' broke out a month ago. Because A l l diculous and untrue." Adams Research League estimate la too presently living in town will re- ■ OIL RURNER the disease has been unknown in high, as operating costa of (>alarles said "the premure (from Cohn) SIZES quire additional apace et that time. SERVICE NOW Greenland, the islanders have ^Arthilr Drug StoreiJ ^ A and transportation would be leas By removing the seventh and became extremely hard to bear." never built up a resistance to it. THAYER CARRIAGE Cohn said Stevens and Adams ^ 0^ for 771 pi>P‘>* eighth grades to a Regional achool, tHAYER 3-FOR-l VALUE less teachers would be requlre 1 7 the Regional Committee Report, elementary school addition. WILLIAMS once said he would "stop at noth­ brown leather mocca­ AND BUMPERS ing" to block a stibcommittee 4.1 Extended Play, 1 ^ I c 4 # and the net bond plur interest cost 'Various commentators have de- j OIL SERVICE ' move to question members of the “JIM” WILL GIVE YOU sin for AAen ond Boy* per year gl'-en in their Finance plored the rise in tax rate which Hear Our Records at the Manchester Drive-In During Intermission Committee Report, we have esti-. Arm y’s top loyalty board. will occur if we agree to build a Thayer Crib, double drop sides with ...rawhide lace*, mated the yearly cost per pupil. Regional school. A<» far as we ran toe release. Runny Rear mattress Yesterday’s highlights — Cohn The aalary’ and transportation ex- said he does not regard Stevens y o u r o l d quolity construction... determine from studying sll the' with a .Year’s bonded guarantee. avsllable flgi res, there must be a as a coddler o f Commvinists, but NEVER REFORE! Bumpers to protect baby In motion. » 4 0 ’ iPotterton's long weoring soles. ac^rding tp the nuimber of pupils. does think the Secretary did lend WASHER ON A 1.10 CENTER ST.-^(Corner of Church) Bonds Plus Interest Regional NEVER AGAIN! .4 jAMBOREE VALVE! himself to "protecting those who Less Slate Grant Cost Per Pupil 'protect Communists." Yoor No. of Pupils .57-58 770 $ 70..500 *305 SUCH A TERRIFIC Cohn repeated under oath the 69,2.50 287 McCarthy camp’s charge that SO MUCH MORt...FOR SO MUCH LESS 58-59 860 SUIT VALUE .59-60 9.50 118,000 .329 AJ.L FOR Stevens and Adams tried to switch 115,500 .309 S McCarthy investigation from ' 60-61 1040 i^ O R G E 1130 113.000 294 Watch for My 903 MAIN ST. — MANCHESTER 61-62 the Arm y to the A ir Force and R E G U L A R PRICE 110,500 281 the Navy. He balked at a sugges­ 62-63 1220 Adv. Coming Soon A Real 63-64 1310 108,000 271 $ 3 9 .9 8 tion by Joseph N. Welch, special $ 2 3 9 . 0 0 Carrtagw Arm y counsel, that he was saying This cost per pupil includes.J Value! Stevens and Adams tried to "rat GtABlllTieN building ooetx. salaries, operating rise in the tax rate if we are to ARCHIE eised the more conservative Asked whether Stevens and plan. Although there is perhaps no *.54 per pupil used by the Research e< ucational emergency In Bolton at Adams had given full cooperation YOU PAY ONLY League. BABY BATHINETTE In the Ft. Monmouth inquify, Cohn Sahty Rim present, it is easy to see that a: mm■ 1 . WORD CVERSHARe There also H a disagreement be­ MILITARY said: "To some extent, yes-^to flnancial and educational emer­ PLAID CAR BED WASTE tween various figures presented the some extent, no.” gency may arle^ in a few . years if , T m O n e Gift E v e ry Ahsorhine Mydrs-Migis voters on fiibi'Te tuition costs at WHIST The subcommittee held a secret BASKET we do qot start now planning the COLLIER DE LUXE RAZOR KIT Manchester. This \ve cannot re­ session to discuss procedure and i Me/of most economical possible educa- , Graauete Went* M a t ! bottom . WW Blado* d I I I solve, aa the charges to Bolton de­ tional facilities. Tonight later made public a transcript ' care, too I " " STROLLER CARRIAGE which disclosed that Welch said pend upon the action of future P. G. Dooley, | "nieither side is bound. to have a Boards of Education in Manches­ R, E.- Gogjon. I 100 per cent victoty.:; i Low Down Payments ‘Dolph D D r ter. In attempting to'use the low­ VFW HOME K,-Z Terms The gift most est flgurea, those presented by the 5IAXCHESTER GRF;E.V McCarthy k,nd Sen. Symington ------. _ 7 Z OOlItTW Extra IxNig likely to suc­ IRSECT Research Leagiie; we hnd an ap­ VERSATILE GI’Y , (D^Mo) renewed at the secret AndcrannrShea Auxiliary Rides session, and 'in the public hearing, ceed with the Waxed Paper •" 23 BOMB parent error In the trarmportatlon Milwaukee. M'is. - • (N E A ) — BENF.FIT VI-W XATIOX.AL their feud over McCarthy’s de­ ’54 graduate is e.stimate. The ngure used should be Joe Savoldi, Jr., aon of the former HD5IK PRO.IE<’T JAMES A. WOODS •tlH,),,. W--— the total cost oif transporting pu­ Notre Dame grid star, competes mand tlmt Symington testify. a good w a t^ . I T— —T-'*-"’-*' 12i pils to Manchester, not the $30 cost SoHvcnlra Kcfrcahmcnta McCarthy challenged Symington r i T T c I APPLIANCES Choose here in four 'different events for the Donation 50 Cents / SERVICE H'-ed. The present tost is approxi- Marquette University track team. to take the *tand and tell how he MI-9-1918 Ifrem a w ide and "the political adviser to Jhe selection in Democrat party" Washington .iilci . M.11,1 ll^•''l■l )(»fll I 'irullL'' I Dll' '' attorney Clark Clifford, onetimd every price range. All de­ t-es. Slio FATHER'S DAY, JUNE 20 pendable tim e­ d-CON keepers! Aat-Prufe | DRUG STORE / Brush includtd Collapses conveniently Into 442 m a s : STSgT AT ST. JAMCS STIlWT with fuetal Ira.v and foot lexer. The most ear sent. Steel frame with This Is a siiperii piece of workmanship. Hand- at HARMAC^S famous of all baby haths with wheels for. eas.v tailored for the most discrete shopper. It folds denim plaid body. 98* mohlllt'y and G VARAX’TEP!D non-cracking flat for easy transporting and has qnn-cnick- OH SALE THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY fabric. Reg. $14.98. Jamboree Rpeclal. Ing fabric. De luxe chrome gear and heaxry Gifts For Dads and Grads w hlt«' tires. Reg. $60. CbeSiae ’W cii^AjzcKCl^eHaj d r u g s t o r e $ 1 2 .9 8 JAMBOREE SPECIAL $4.98 Sandwicii Jamboree Special $ 4 9 .9 8 Clipper Craft Suits Reg. $13.98—-lamboree Special $10.98 for the EnvelopM I OTHERS — TOO! Hamilton f Pack JO (Limit 2)j SMOKERS’ SPECIALS! Nylon Cords, Dacron Blend.s, Rayon Tropicals, Wors,ted.s BARDWpdD PLAY PEN VALUE HEDSTROM splashy set Elgin, firuoa, 2:23* A.. .. ■ V COLLIER DE LILXE SHOPPING STROLLER Girls and boys,.lots v* to teens . . have double iKe ioiiglRO and Vuette PARK STROLLER fun when they wear sun-happy, Now 0o$l§o AMERICA’S BEST CI.OTHIN>; VALUE! / water-happy swimsuits from IV t*W rip ^ 'Clip on Lite / ' ■ our colorful, handsomely Wittnauor. ARROW SHIRTS MODESS V/olgtomnRvt Mc c r e g o r s p o r t s w e a r styled collection. Spocial Buy$! S Bob 12 2 .9 5 a l4irge selection of collar styles * 25* Lira WlilPROOF 10* PIPE Clip to bed oi book, .... , sleeve sport shirts. C'OTTO.V P R IN T W ITH A An white and colors. U lm f liM im iiT*''* TOBACCOS (.ighu imoll oisaaj — ^ . ■ # Den4m outfits. FLARED SKIRT R o rso r Lighters G-o«. 4 Ac Instant -AOO , AC ond DC„ a Broadcloths, Qyfnrds and Zephyr • Jnekets. '-n can . . . I w 4-6\ $1s98 8-14 $2s98 action wO 3 ^ - 2 5 * materials. ■ • Basque shirts. ' .. EI-A.STK'IZED FAII.LE 414 $1.98-$3.98 Stone Sat Rings RIIV O FOR SUPER O w I ^ SAVINGS! N’VI-O.NS FOR QUICK D KYINO eGahardines TRUNKS Fnr Boys and fiirls lAPP SI and 8AVI $2.9611 e ChTCks SLACKS $1,98 e Sharkskins CABA.VA SET LIKE DAD’S IN Parker and Shnnffor AYTINAL 2 Pair BOLD PRINTED COTTON ’ e Rce* $7.9.1 pail J.VMROREE VITAMINS e'Sizes 28-42 It's Ideal anywhere. Ve,ry.sturdily hulK and 8 8 $1.98 Pan and Ponoil Sots No Focus Fussing 'foaturoo Simplicity ~ fully collapslhle. S-posltton backrest. Reg. S rE C lA L Imagine! A sturdy stroller with' attracHx'n t plaid scat siipportAt by a ateel crossbar. Col- COTTO.N AND ELASTICIZED MINERALS! Easy ANSCO e Terrific value $22.98. Jamboree' Special. Yes! This pla.v pen Is all solid hard­ FAILLE GAY ROMPER SWIM SUIT REG '3 .9 8 100 s BRO W NIE * lapses flat aa a pancake. That’s right, the » 9 ’ » * wood, no pine. Two strong metal»• - — price that Is! .So little for so much iitylish Raadi^laah H O LID A Y ^ braces support the flfior so thal ridiiig for babv. Limited quantity . . x SO 4-14 $1i98*$3t98 iEdsy to load C30 Fi*od /ocus. v98 FH grown man ran stand In it. - Four HI’RRY! oner oporato S-otpoturos NO CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS - $ 1 7 .9 8 'U i .Inches oft the floor. Reg. $16.98. ■ »12 *1 0IM« ftr P itt Powdet li OinImenI 2 I 1 2 S HAVING A PICNIC? SPORT SHIRTS HURRY, GRADS! m a Short S l^ v e • JACKETS iRkbiRf AI M 1 HEAVY STEEL 48c Wolgieen’s. Pt 2i69‘ t Large selection of solids, Only 2 Days Left Rhinastent two-tones, checks and de­ To Order White Of F0RRBU20 nims. ; I Egb Spompoo 8-«L 2 PLA-POOL JAMBOREE G Y M S E T Jawolry i l “ DINNER JACKETS 7 f TilY niCK Inflatable—e— In all' sizes. fbrG iris 3 for $5.00 Rejf. $12.98 Deodorant SSi3-oa 79* H e Olympic Candy Stripod FOR PROM PICNIC . Food Froth! Reg. t L M to *2.95 ' From $ 2 .9 8 SMliniUtiM PELICAN Traveler SBc Perfoclicia. S-ot. THEmNOS 2179' COOLEK ICE BOX Pondoiit ofid Eqrrin^ S*tt — Ira ctla H Gallop 2 2 f H alt « 7t DOX’’T BE FCKH^EOrVou can have, a steel frame SIS* Handy NOW $ 2 2 ’®* lAPO IQs end SAVK aOci ga/ton. S'” - sise CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED-^AY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY pool with showbr spray and 90 gallon Exponsion Watch lands for Roys and Giris capacity rubberized, canvass tanlfilAQ Walgreen’* Fimit for only ...... 9-essce Peck Soft Tarry TEENAGE SUITS ' r: ASPIRIN *149 She IB* WASH h Psnljy.t-Me Sixe 10-14 SnUTAN CLOTHS BEG 4 9- IOC Oranelsc lyse Elaaticized Faille 4Limit •) and Cotton WE GIVE S&H I 3:25* H A S tM A C a e t "DI$TINcinVE MEN^S WEAR" ’ ^ $3.98-$4.9l JEWELERS iiA iN s r . HAINST. (Next J o firai National Bank) Ml-9-7190 5.1.1 MA^JN STREET m a n c h e s t e A^ - w NEXT TO ARTHUR PRUG GREEN STAMPS 1089 MAIPTIt.. opposite HiGH \sCHOOL TEL. MI-3-$iSA AdvfrtiBC in The Herald—-It P«yi \ X . ■*

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„ I ■ I PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE », 1954 aiANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 19,'ii PAGE NINETEEN -g------■...... ■ .III,.-,a-. Cohn Says Adams Coupled Receives MBA Peace Hope Obituary iStocks Dip Directors to Consider Schine Favor to Pro6e Ban Seen Killed Long Postponed Items \ Uifl proximity fus« from Emerson Deaths - t V (Conttnaed from Pag* Om ) iA St. LxMiis. > n i p j "*4H.yi :ii|' i wf !J ' i; aymington. sai^ ^the reference By Molotov Try Fails Several Items which hay* not seas, said Adams complained thst rctually was to the Emerson Radio .Mni. D ora l-ong been discussed by the Board of Di­ Graduates rectors for several months are on the subcommittee was* continuing Oo., not the Em erson .-•* Electric - Mrs. - Dora VVoerner Long, ______Manufacturing Co. of Missouri. (Continued from Page One) mother of Mrs. Graydon F. Lock- (Contlnoed from Page Oaa) the agenda for the meeting of that its investigation of- Monmouth and I The hearinRS were scarcely un- wood of 9 M argaret Rd-. died at group Tvte.sday a t * p. m. In the was demanding teatimony from derwsy ■ when Symington an- tions, perhaps rotating from one firm ‘tendencies noted. U. S. gov­ hearing room of the Municipal her hbme, 2d Greenwood Ave.. Building. Arnty loyalty board members, snd nounced he wished to testif.y, go- phase to the other on alternate Bloomfleld, yiviterday morning. She ernment issues were slack. - days. was born May 23, 1881. in I ir t- They are the status of Union Adnms felt the subcommittee w as, ‘"S «»> ‘b'". ‘o attach hia rondi- . Yeaterday’.e Stock market ran School, sbandoned as a. school nol cooperating with him. J .“'Cythy teatify about Molotov also reiterated the Red ford. a daughter n! the late Chys- into a selling- wave that knocked - ” H hia financial affalra. positibn that the problems of the tiaru'D. and Dorothea. Hausermann many years ago and used recently 't i r Cohn added Adama asked "How prices down sharply all around. It -',,es e warehouse; the purchase of ' ’ » - Received f l 0,000 three Indochinese states of Viet Wmeiner. and had lived in Bloom­ wa.s the harde.st blow the market We would like it if he sent Schine , Specifically. Symington, Mis­ field 16 yeer.s. property at Depot Square from the \ Nam, L,aoa and Cambodia are has receiveught to a.ign however, has been principally -oc­ that Schine would go overseas was McCarth.v. that he should testify, the Graduate School of Business, cupied so far with the conversion \ but the Wisconsin Senator never three Indochinese states, even Mrs. '.Annie K. Sullivan a .. peciftc rea.son, such as the peace "nasty" by itself, but it was efforts at Geneva or the worsening of the almshouse and the use of "nasty" in the .whole context of did ao. The aiibi oniinittee made tends to contimie his studies at the I Mr.s. Annie Rahalcy Sullivan, the old Bunce School ah a center \ no effort to require testimony military situation in Indochina. But O. W avne O artier ' v'’ ^ y ' ’ ' 'iy- the conversation- University.^w-orking for his doctor | P withdrawal of all widow of Tlioina.s .Sullivan of 4.5 most agreed that whatever excuse for retarded children. Cohn said .Xdams warned "If ffom McCartli.v. of philo.sophy’ , v ■»« -n i foreign troops - meaning French Riverside Dr., died yesterdaV at Renew Proposal The aiibcommittee reported that wa.s ii.sed for selling, the final re ­ Among the suiuems 10 be grad­ we keep on with the hearings, and He 18 employed by Mt i iII, ; elections could be the Mam hosier. Memorial Hos­ sult was a technical reaction and A proposal that the town pur­ means business particularly with members of loy- McCarthy had received $10,000 Lynch. Pierce, Fenner and Beane.- pital. She wa.s a member of St! uated fropi the I'niversity of Con­ chase land in Depot Squa're. which from the Liistron Corp. for writ­ ?Jew York City, as a portfolio ana- , not a crumhling of basic values in necticut. on Sunday June 13, is G. \\ ^ ; yVvik‘>''5^ V -A. * ■ nlty boards, he would fight us in James' Chinch and she leaves two the Stock Market. the railroad will sell was m.ade every way po.ssihle." ing a pamphlet on housing. lyst and coi respondent ^ demands that. supervision of daughters, Mrs. Annie Gilbert and- Wayne Cartier. some time ago and at latest report " r Diistron, now defunct, was a A graduate of Manche.Mer High , j^e armistice agreements be han- Mrs. Mary Dougan. of 4.5 River­ A graduate of Manchester High the railroad had agreed to give the ; :>>;•;■• ' ' ■ '■'...... Symington offered today to tes­ «4 fif 104 tify in the McCarthy-Army hear­ manufacturer of prefabricated ' School andn n of TUConn, T l ? f U i « 1948,R where ...... ^ ^ miveu . . commission of side Dr.: two sons, James B. Sul­ School in the class of 1946, Cartier town first chance to purchase. '- n f ings if McCarthy will agree to a housing and a large ^ r r o w e r from ! he receiv^ed )iis BS degree He Comm unist and non-Com m unialna- livan of 45 Riverside Dr. and entei-ed the United Slates Coast Ideas as to treatment of the land special Senate investigation of his the government's Reconstruction served with the Army in World tions. made up of Poland, Czecho­ Jeremiah J'. .Sullivan of Hartford Police Officer Guard, where he served three have varied, but the proposal with . financial dealings. McCarthy de­ Finance Corp. War II, is married and lives at 75 slovakia, .Switzerland and Sweden. and five grandchildren. years as a radioman. After rom- the' most support is one under clared he was wining. Symington aaid he felt he would Amity St.. Brookl.vn, N. Y. The West already has rejected the 'Phe funeral will be held Friday pletlng his enlistment he entered which the tovyn would lease part be performing a "public service of Tests Slated UConnWhere he majored in chem­ McCarthy Sees "S/hear” Communist'supervision plan. at 8:30 a. m. at the Quish Funeral of the area to a private interest overwhelming" importance if he British Foreign Secretary An­ Horne, >22.5 Main St., and at 9 a. m. istry. He will receive hia degree at and retain the parking area and Denouncing Symington’s chal­ could get McCarthy to testify con­ the graduation exercise.s. His parklets. ’ lenge a.s "a vicious smear," Mc- thony Eden advanced his own pro- at St. Jnnie.s' ('liiirch. Burial will cerning the matters vhich were in­ Newton Firm pos.vl yesterday that policing of the be in St. James' Cemetery. C’.liief Sclienilel Receives plans for the (uture will be to The' Highland Park Water Co. He makes 11,000 calls eveiy d a y - Carth.v said he was glad it was vestigated by the elections sub­ enter the employment of Pratt A- proposed to sell its assets to the made on televi.aion "so millions of armistice be placed in the hands of Frienils may call at the funeral com m ittee. the five . Aslan nations whose home today from 7 to 10 p m. and Applications to Take Whitney as a chemical engineer. town for one dollar. When the people can see how low a man can Symington demanded that Mc- Moves Tools sink I re'peat, how low an alleged premiers recently riiet at Colombo, tomorrow from 2 to 5 and from 7 (A)iiipetilive Exams - Cartier, with hia wife. the. for­ offer was made originally, the Di­ teatlmony “without resort to im- ____ . Ceylon. They are India, Pakistan, to 10 p. m. mer Lorelie Mae Holland, and rectors did not favor it. -Fred man can sink. " teatlmony "without resort ti im­ At another point, McCarthy said . e k • Ceylon, Burma and Indonesia. their two children, Wayne Jr.. 5, Thrall, a.xsistant superintendent of .delivers 4,000,000 babies a year! m unity." L q u i l i n i e i l t o f A m e r i f a n O. S. u n d ersecretary of sta le Chief of Police Herman O. Schen- and K aren Jean. 4, re.side a t 173 the'W ater and Sewer Depta., then Symington had taken up the line The records and reports of the del set in motion machinery yes­ of the Daily Worker, which Mc­ T«nl Will Bedell Smith supported High St, He is the.son of Mr. and recommended the. offer be reject­ elections subcommittee, were sent lOOl W OFKb Will n r Eden's proposals. terday for the appointment of two Mrs. R. E. Cartier of 66 Deerfield Carthy said h.na been belaboring new police officers, a captain and ed. He laid the lines owned by to the Justice Dept, early In 19,53. IlDitallptI H ere Soon T*''''’" "latements. after more Fiiiierals Dr. the private water supply firm him for years about old charges of Atty. Gen. Brownell has announced j lientenant, when he announced that malfca ante in office. than six wpeks of intense debate ; applirations for those positions are v.-ere too sm all and w orld have to the department found no basis in M achinery and equipment of the . Uve conference still tightly be replaced with larger ones. The Acting Chairman Mundt (R- them for any action against Mc­ Miss Martha Popple ; being received. SD) broke in to criticise both , * , , oradlocked on every major point. Funeral serviers for MiSs Mar- | The captain's job has been va- SII rprise Shower firm services s small area in the Carthy. but that the Internal Amerjean Tool Works of Hartford, ^.^e same Was trile of the Ko- Symington ami McCarthy for what Revenue Service was conducting a , ..... >ha Popple of 55 Wells St. were i cant since the retirement early this Highland F’ark region. Inc., purchased recently by the rean question, which is being con-i p Qui.qh Funcr.al vear of Gapt. William Barron, who These days, the stork is working overtime. he called ''a waste of time" in the further inquiry. ------J .... - ... ------v-_- 1 ! ...... For Cairo Sale nf Bonds current proceedings. Just last weekend. Commission­ Newton Co. of Manchester, sidered by a 19-nation group here. Home ye.stcrday at 2 |V m. tlic liad been on the force, for 34 years . ^onds totaling $2,000,000 have Miindt said it was difficult for er T. Coleman Andrews of the be moved to the local firm’s plant Kev; A rnold W’. Tozer pastor of I A lieutenency will become vacant already been issued for the high He established the all>time record last year when he ^ ^ v ered alineet four OFFERS TO RESIGN when one of the force’s two lieuten- him to fin'd ways io sl6p ’’this'mid- Revenue Service said in Denver at .55. Elm St. as soon a.s possible, the Second Congregational Miss Sylvia Schneider, 47 <;2iar- school but $3,000,000 more will ! Paris, June 9 i/Pi - Foreign Min- ant.s, Walter Cassells or Raymond ter Oak St., entertained with a million babies in the U.S.A. Pour million - that's a ^ t 11,000 new eustomefi morning msdness." that his agency's inquiry should be a company official announced to­ Cliurrh. officiated. have to be sold by the town to •Symington dared McCarthy to completed within 60 days. The I ister Georges Bidaiilt said today Burial was in the East Ceniolery Griffin, moves up. The qualifica- | surprise personal shower at her finance the $5,000,000 project. every single day! / ' day . I the chances for a truce in Indo- tions listed in the chief a call for home recently, honoring Mias go before a special Senate commit­ revenue service should have con­ Many of the former employes of and fliearcrs were Raymond l-.nl- Also slated for discussion are ■ 1 / tee. which Symin.";ton suggested cern only with qiiestion.s of ! ehirfa have not been fully ex- zen, Charles Lulzen, William Lul- applirations specify that a can d i-' There.-va Cafi-o,’ whoae m arriage to bonds for refunding, the $.500,000 that Vice PrCaii’cnt Nixon ahovild the American Tool Works have I hausted at Geneva, hut ho will date for captain must have at least Paul J. Haberin will take place on whether tax laws had been com­ been employed b ' the lo< al com­ zon )lnd William J'liiith. Water Dept, obligations, snd fi­ Our population is growing so fast that every,month we add enough people to appoint To ' an.swer questions plied with. I gladly stop B.slde if the National Ihree years service as a lieuten­ I.,abor Day. Mias Schneider was pany for work on the ne'wly nc- nancing the construction of a sew­ make a city the size of Richmond, Va. ^ / rawed by a Senate Rules Subcom­ ' .Xssembl.v thinks another negotia- Mrs. Jennie Witliiiiii ant, which both of them do. assisted bv her mother and they age disposal plant. Several rights- m ittee in its report on a 1S52 in­ qiiirei! facilities. to. could do better. The fiuicral of Mrs. Jennie Wit- Applications for both positions fiowers in .season and stream- The Newton Company wa.s one of-way will be discussed. quiry into McCarthy’s financial Bidaiilt spoke before the a.ssem- ham of... .5.. Hendee .....Rd. was ...held ... close June 16. and examina-. f^q^a and yellow in their dec­ A public hearing will be held on MHS ’44 Heiiiiioii of the early arrivals in the elec­ l ly. He explained his moves at last evening at 7'30 at tile W P : both oral and written, will be | orations. The bride-elect unwrap- What does this astonishing population increase mean to American busineset dcahngs. lasi evening HI hi. iiie ,i~ - a fi,r th«t hv th« _ . ______....____ . - j s proposed ordinance to regulate •Symington proposed McCarthy tronics indu.S'try. Tliis. new addi­ the Geneva conferlence lirKseeking' Qnist:h Funeral Home. V i ' 8'ven some time after that by the ped her gifts while seated under an tion < omplemenls Us' engineering. Kev. rrea gjgjg personnel Dept. the operation of restaurants. sign a . written agreement with (^oiiiiiiittee Meets he assenihly ha.s r . eEdgar conducted the services umbrella. New- business on the agenda In­ Simply this; an ever-increasing nee^ for everything America makes, everything research and devolo- mcnt activi- Alllioiigh there are six ser­ The ho.steases i^rv-ed party sand- him. .. . , , .... , . .often requested. But he criNciz-| The bodv was sent to Montpelier, geants, ttiere are only three eligible cludes fixing a 'date for a public America eats, everything Amerkh wears. Everything. ■McCarthy didn’t sign it but lies with facilities for the^produ^c-| dcputie.s for their repealed ’ vt.. for burial. vyiches, cake, coffee and punch. The hearing on an additional appro­ The Reunion Committee of the tion of„r special .„„i„tools and 1 P>ecision , Indochina .ouocmoH sit- eo-^ ' under the terms ot announceiiient trble was centered with a shower said, "If ii is neces.sary to have for the lieutenancy and ot these priation of $800 for Greeiihaven. a .special committee to re-lnvesti- Cla.ss of 1944 will hold an im ­ components. . , j nation. ' cake decorated in aq-.ia and yellow. p ortant meeting tonight a t 8 p ni. probably two will take the exams. Miss Schneider will be a brides­ the need for regulation concerning And this is just one reason^^hy you are living in the age of A m erica greatasl gate these 'smeais, I will now TTic officers of the Newton; jpolared France is the only The list of qualifications calls abandoned Ice boxes, a portable nako a firm commitment to go at the V.F.W, Home. Company are F ran k W, Clark. I maid at the wedding. opportunities. Here’s just /smaill sample of the big changes that are taking place:. Returns will be made and anv- nation in the world to perm it par- fill- five years continuous service X-ray for tuberculosis, and au­ before that committee to answer president. Geraid Morrissey, ex- ji.anaentarv discussions of subjects Local Stocks as a policeman, at least one of thorization for codification of or- thh smears." I ccutive V i c e pre.sident and t' ca.sur-, g^e under diplomatic nego- lurnii mujit do *o toni^fht. ^r: John MuiThD. Aecretary; K u -' |i„tion which shall be as sergeant. Sgls. d ln 'n re s. The possibility th a t an.v such Uuotald<>qs F unilihed By Michael Fitzgerald, George Dent Employes Publish As Water Commissioners, the. hearings will he held is remote. 1 Rcne L. McCormick, assistant, Bidaiilfs ad'it;eas; oounted on to Cobum it Mlddlebrook. and Henry Oaiiruder meet thesis Board will hold a public hearing We have m ere | e ^ — Even though employment in some areas has fallen eg« .Saturday, June 26 at the American ! treasurer and , .Tj.s.si.stanl secretary The Senate itself' w ould • have to Legion Home. help the government -of P rem ier 1 p. m \prli!es qualifi-calinns', hut F’itzgerald Is Own INewsleller on the extension of a water main 1■ we still have twenty million more jobs than we had in 1939. Nine times raoN vote such a proueduio, irrespec­ John J. Carson' of Unionville, ' joseph Lanlel weather the storm Bank Sth^lca nearing retirement age and will on Greenvvood DHv-e. discuss the \ Americans^are in the $5,000-plus income bracket than in 19411 tive of, any agreement S>nfington Connecticut, is ge..cral manager, I „f criticism directed at it over In- Bid Asked probably not try for the promo­ problem of septic tank’s on Love and McCartli.v might make. and I-ester P.. Brainerd of Mid- ! do.-hina, was moderately applaud- First National Bank tion, Town employes now; have their Ijine, and consider the waiver of .Symington popped out with his dlelovvn, Connecticut, is inctory i ed. i of Manchester . ... 3^. 38 Tlie captain’s job pavs an itn- own nev'sjvaper containing Items j competitive bids for a well house challenge to McCarthy when hia About Town manager of the Newton Companv. ' Moat of the applause, however. Hartford National- \ niia! salary of $4,914 for a fiye- of information about town matter: at Charter Oak Street. We hsnre mera^meney — In spite of inflation and higher prices, the American turn came to question Cohn. Among the foimer officers and seemed to come from the center of | Blink and -Trust .. ilav week arid $i.5.S97 , St. I.,oiys plant th tn headed by often in letters from unhappy France?” ‘he asked- "Is it possible Massachusetts managers in wives. So. N ew-England Shoes for Men, Women and Children Symington. ' ' Boston. Horace Murphey, auperin- for me to throw away the chance Tel...... 3(i'j 38ij / McCai'tH,v w anted to know if tendefif of parks.-and president of Women who toy with the id.ea of for peace?" We II seen have atomic energy driving locomotives, planes, power planto divorce whenever they feel they Bidaiilt told the assembly it Alanufficturlng Companies ' the.se fact.eed ficial. w-hile- Symington , headed add liquefied nonfst dry jnllk to y„^,e. Gill. Andover: M s. R uth Allen, Barney T. Peterman to Philip T. before has America had jsuch tremendous potentials. The Future the Emerson Electric Manufactur­ strawberry mixture. Pour into; Even in her own mind she Rockville; Mrs. Marietta Crooks, De.sJardins .and Maude I. DesJar­ Read the story of the huge developments now taking ing Co., of Missouri In St. Louis. refrigerator tra.y nnd freeze until doesn't hold it nut as a final ave- Brookfield. Mass.; Alfred Drlggs. dins. property at Woodland St;. ofAmerica "The charge that any money almost firm, about 2 hours. Beat' hue of escape if things don’t work 616 N. Main .9t. Traile Name Certlflcnlr place, almo^ invisibly. Every American should know ever passed between me and Senl^ egg whites iiiitil stiff hut-not drv.' out. a d m i t t e d TODAY: Mrs.' Frhncia Dickenson, doing busi- Robina Sloan. 46 Drive A. ne.ss-a.s Du-kenson’s'Amoco Serv­ these facts. For FREE, 24-page illustrated booklet, ner is’completely false." Syming­ Gradually beat in 2 tablespoons . And' hecau.se jihe doesn’t con- Colorful, eomfortabl# ton said. aiigar. . sider divorce has to put her DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: ice S tation at 599 Main St. drop a postcard to: The Advertising Council, “Future Building Permits Helter Skeltera mdka As soon as the -Emer-son plant | Turn froae.i mixture into bowl;!"'''’" to ways of working out her William Hickton, Rockville; Mrs For -alterations an'i additions A wondcrfiil rity pavements as ap- of America,’’ 25 W. 45th St., New York, N. Y. started w-orking on war contracts.^ beat until double in bulk. Fold In ' problem. F’lorence Matte, 94 Mather St : Symington aaid, he worked "very ; Glenn Howard, Talcottville, Mrs. to dwelling, to A. A. pinn. Irtc. /o r variety of sttin- pealmg as bouncing on beaten egg whites. Return to two ' . running away isn’t a po.ssibil- Mrs. Anns Mahone.v at 60 Maple ciosely with the FBI." refrigerator trays and freeze ,un-; *'' ^cr thinking, then she FJdna W orm stedt, Rockville; Lin-, a cloud! Freeh, youth­ P'uthermore, Sym’ington said, da Orfitelli, 9 Warren St., Joan St.. $1,000: Camilio Gambolatti tiitiK casuals til firm, about 2 hours. i *rie had b elter get bu.sy ful styling and very there never wa* any step taken itt '.. . . trying to make her marriage liap- Lee Demontigny. MansfieTil Cen­ lor George Banllv at 77 Wclherell soft leathe/s. any labor negotiations "which w-as Note: - If - (16-ounce 1 package; pj^,. * ' ter; Robert McLea'.y, 801 ■ Main St.. $800: ’ Archie Dougan at down to earth pricing, not approved by. one of the great- atrawberriea ia used, reduce sugar Anv woman who tov.s with the St.; Mrs. Lillie OBrien. 165 Au- 148 School St.. $3.50; Waldo Gag- Low price.s.; loo! Do stop in and to 1-4 cup. 'est Americans I have ever known.” i Idea of divorce is already begin- tumn St.; Richard De JWartin, 4.5 liardone at ;214 Gardner St.. $350: aee for yourself. . Jamea B. Carey of the .CIO. Sym­ Note: To mike liquefied non­ ' ning to run away from her fiiar- Westmin-ster Rd.' Thomas R. Boland at 63 Vernon ington said Carey, who heada the fat dry milk, follow' directions on riage. DISCHARGED TODAY; Dori- St;'. $500. CIO Elet-lijcal Workera Union, was tha package. , (All rights reserved, NE-A- Seiiv- i aid Lars.«on. 33 Division St.; Rob- To Max Goodstine for a tool "neariy destroyed" by the Com­ ice, Inc. I ert Topping, 19 Wadsworth ■ St : hiiiise at .50 Alexander St.. $100. munists. but w:oh out.’ , - IKE T.ALK81 TOMORROW Allen Rtuss, .74 Constance Dr.:' To-John A. Patridge for a.I- Symington demanded that Carey New York, June • uPi—Presi­ BOCtOTA S fl DENTS STRIKE R obert Johnston. Brighton. Mass ; 1-story. .5i---,-oom dwelling st he railed as. a w’itness because he dent Eisenhower will bmadmst , Rngnta, Colombia. June 9 (/T)- John Jenney. 20 Sum m it S t.:-P eter [C ham bers St.. $11,000, t • "know the story In complete de-' .r-' .B speech from M’ashington to- Bogota I’nlverslty student* Koehler. Coventry: Joseph Orfitel­ )To Andrew An.saldi for a .2- ta il.” .. night. Miuidt Proteata tnofrow Mutuml. Rroad- w ri> on strik e tiMlay In protest li, 2 Village St.; Mrs. Lucie Orfi- stbry. 6-room dyvelling a t V'ir- Chairman Mundt commented CBstiBg System tuJd It had. against police firing on a atu-' [telli. 2 Village St.: Mrs. .Mathllde ginia Rd., $I3.(XK).. x To Walter B. Anderacin for a that the hearings might run> into . scheduled the speech o n | its’.ra­ dent demonstration in whleh one 'Kohl, Rockville; M.s. Annie Bar­ ■r ; ’I- dio aetworh at ll-tM p. in. Am youth was killed and three in­ 1-storv, 5-roorO'diyelling ail Gard­ ■ I i ; i the w-inter If all pereoris mentioned ber. 40 Phelps Rd.; Mrs. Beverly I?’ V y . U 1 by Symington and McCaHhy’were MBS a^pkeanaan aaid he imdcr- jured. The ciaph occurred yes­ Oiler, Ellington: \Mrs. ’.Florence ner, 8t:, $13,500. 3 To . c^led as witnesses. i ateod the PbeaMent would ad- terday when police attempted -to^ Vancour. 172 H ighland St. ' ■ Symington recalled teatimony by j dreaa » CIttiena for Elaealiower break up a student marrn roni7 , BIRTHS YETTEROAY: a I Springtime desrert: Place sliced 6ohn that David Greenglaaa. a | group at the fitatler Hotel oa ; memorating the 2$th anniver- daughter to Mr. and Mrs! Theo­ sugared atrawhbme* In the bot­ $7.95 \ m em ber at the Roeen^r* »py ring, hia hgtalallre program. .• TIm)' anry of the death of student dore LeVan. 52 Park St.: a daugh- tom' of sherbert glaasei; cover, i' . .Had quoted Jul iua Rosenberg ao Amerleeh Broadieaatfaig Cn. am W l fi'fjloazalo Bravo Fcrea by police teg to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rich­ sHih tapioca ertam and garotsl) M jin g -he—Roeelmberg—had otolMi^l H alao would eanjr Um ap«e«b.-'-taBetu ■ ards, 3$ Bany Rd. ' ■ with whole itrafvbenlei. 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FACE TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENING riERALD, MANCHESTER* CONN., WEDNESDAY, JtJNE 9, 1954 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALp, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WED?^ESDAY, JUNE 1954 PA6K TWENTY-ONE %i ...... - ' i .1 I 1 _ ...I • IMI -----a Y BUSINESS. TOONBRVILLB FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX BY HERSHBERGER DAILY OROSSWORD PUZZLE Mirrors BeBoef T o q r OooB Taato Sew-Simplt For Boglnnort starting GIfta far the Brtda In gift giving. Proaent the nowly- Surround a new homamaltVr Antwtr to Proviou* Punit weds with an attractive one -for with laatingly lovely gifta and bar Groctry Shopping Sense and Nonsense over the fireplace, divan, buffet, or Joy will reverberata. The 6-com­ ** AKYSCRAFeR**5MITH >sr Bargains hall table. The J. A.- WH I T E partment Hoatesa L A Z Y S P S A N '^Sijjjjjj^ GLA.SA 0 0 ., 24 Birch at., hah g fine aa acen in MATHER’S AT THE. •ACROSS 2 Burrowing .Coachr-A fellow who will glad­ latest rase 7 selection. CENTER la ah elegant aenrice' Second Lawyer—It'a a Bght ovar animal ly lay down your life for the good piece of fine ailverplatg 30“ In . i . L « r o f — the million doUan an old lady laft I A loaf of — oid Alma Mater. Listed by PeU-M *ke Fine. Gift a diameter, handaomaly bordered: a 5----- aiKi sewed in her buatle when ahe glad. Hirer The MANCHESTER PET CEN- atunnlng . -Center-of-attraction on 5 Wet pepper . Firet Lawyer—That’s an awful buffet table. The DOUBLE EN-. 6 Straightenf Procrastination la the thief of ID R . 995 Main St., invitea you to S Split time and so la every other big lot of money to leave behind! ree their diveraifled line oi pets TREE DISH of center well and 1 1talian coin* tree flanked by two vegetable loup. S Chargei word. • ' . suitable' for the home to amiiae 12 Scent On their golden wedding anni­ and delight every member of the compartmenta will be in constant ,v>r t Ground versary the old lady waa aakad: family. Lively TKOPIC.AL FIS«, uae. GRAVY BOAT AND TRAY 13 Medley recording Old bahkera never die, either. A Camera for Graduation > Reporter— In all thasa years Flowers for June Weddings iJMifh A t the H ««t colorful PAR.AKEETS are cheer­ welded ' together Into one piece ___14 Go astray instrument They juat lo.ae intereat. The grailuation mileetone may Father’s Day Cake have you ever thought of divorce? and Graduation You can ignore sweltering tem­ ful living remindera of happy eliminatea alipping hazard a. 15 She gets your lo Ireland 3* HotpiUI 43 CortI Island be relived again and again with a Please DAD with a beautifully ■ i'-i Old Lady—No. only of murder. MIIJKOWSKI, THE FLORIST, peratures with a FAN, AIR CON­ events. Tlie - Parakeets are tasted Choice Sterling or Silverplated groceriet 11 Greek war god diyisions 45 Get up If you mu.st make miatakea. It CAMERA -from THE ?AIXOT 4ecorated and auitablv inscribed 693 Main Street, has “presented" and approved, by <3nnn. State rxMRPOTES and B O N B O N 17 Expire 16 They .cook the2l Moth 46 Grade wtII be more to yo\ir credit if you STUDIO, 70. E. Cent e r Street. DITIONER or FLOOR CIRCULA­ FATHER'.S D A Y CAKE from the She— Tou remind ms s f Hie many a June ' GRAD UATE down authorities. See the lOokten Squirrel ^DISHES enhance the graciouaneas 18 Handle groceries 30 Bewildered make a new one each time. A n ideal g ift provldinj^ many TOR from the Electrical Dept, of PINE PASTRY. 6.58 Center St., 47 Norse god ocean. through the years with dewy-fresh Monkey Pet, only/Two montha old. "and hoapitality of a new homa Just 18 Wrestling 20 Cloys 31 Animal skin 4g Cry of happy hours it ofte^ lead s to an J. W. H A LE CORP. There is a who use the finest ingredients, r ■* •> • He—Romantic, wild end rest­ BOUtfUETS and many MHS Sen­ Fine BRUSHES' and aecesaortea. aendiiig down its roots. holds 22 Weather 33 EeU the bacchanals absorbing p'rofltab^ hobby. A right appliance to suit your needs skillfully blended to bring you per- — Mr. Harris (remarking at the less ? - ior DWnce participanta wiUi mem­ and bring you relief from summer ’ fection in bakery products. And ! * '* “ FOOD in variety to keep 21 Bird of peace indicators groceries 50 Old breakfast table)- I had an odd, wide aelection of klbdels available .Soda p^. ginger ale and ether She—No, you Juit make me sick. orable COR8AGK8. For digni­ heat you may not have dreamed don't forget Dad's favorite ! *’*' " " " < 1 33 Droop 24 Wing-shiped 35 Round-ups 51 At that time dream last night, my dear. I for snapping cleg^ pictures indoors' carbonated beverages can be< fied church WEDDINGS or In­ possible. Eight, ten and twelve- ROLI.J(. DOUGHNUTS and ! <4R®EN ST.AMPS. 24 High 35 Helen of 40 Immediaia 51 Volcano thought I saw another man run­ Nothing te Hneete at or out from ,i^ple box types to frozen in the tee traya of your formal home ceremonies, the floral inch Oscillating Fans for Individ­ IR E AD baked fresh every _ day. | mountain Troy's mother ancestor 35 X,'<"> wrap your sandwiches 39 Snare 1 1 r t r r “ r II did you say lo him? 'Cause colds, you know, supplies mi EXPOSURE METER combining the frozen 'gtnger ale 32 Heavy or FT.ABil UNITS are appreciated propriate, for all members of the cooking odors are a .wot thy iityest- DAYS. i separately and put them in the Mr. Harris set down his coffee Have a head start! ------; freezer, they will still be good to with orange Juice. 24 Fatty remembrances. bri(lal party. ment because they ventilate a 3-S It A 1 cup, pushed back his chair, and - -S. fl. Biddia Chicken Giblets !9o Lb. i cst a week or two later. Avoid raw aubstance room house. .Floor circulators, with a wai-y eye measured the dis­ Order enough of your favorite ^ vegetablea which ]o!«e their criap- Let the Thermometer Soar '■ 36 Counsel iS ii d tance to tti'e back door. Waskom. Tex., with a popula­ Cltan plastic or imitation leath­ The career girl who wants to quiet and :,afe, provide wonderful ■Your home will look Invitingly be cool but crisply smart, too, .will comfort. A ready market exists CUT I ’ P C lfirK E N PARTS froqi "f**. whites of hard-cooked eggs, \ 37 Absolute truth Mr. Harri.s I a.sked him what tion of .500, has 37 gasoline sta­ er ■ by sudsing with luke-wsrm the L Y N N PO U LTRY F.AR.5IS. ' jellies and salad dressings. cool tf SUMMER i;l>HOLSTMY 36 Precipitation 16 n he was running for. tions. - Maurice Seltter, Oileago, Water and mild soap. Then apply find one of the new cotton top­ for Air Conditioners now tagged FABRICS are made up into bed- coats a happy addition to her .505 .Main St., because fried chick- Once frozen sandwiches are thaw- 39 Hurried P ^ troleu m Jelly, to prevent crack- from 5229.9.5, but stop In soon apreadz. draperies or alipcqvera. h v.-ai-drobe. Worn over a bare- en disappears like magic before ’ ^4. Uf'e them promptly because 41 Head covering Du.sty, the 17-year-old cat of Farmer Brown—I lust can't while stock is complete for the ex­ healthy appetltea-at outdoor p ic-; *P"** rapidly in temperatures Refreshing shades predominate at shouldered sheath. It adds drama 42 Meadow' 1 Mrs. Kale Estes, of Trenton. Tex., make up my mind whether to get act model you prefer. nics and partiea. Stretch the food' 45 degrees, the CHENEY BROTHERS REM- " T h * mail must go through,, eh. madam?'* n n s r ST Rtyle Haircuting and keeps hot, sun o ff arms and ^•9~S4 A ■ ' 44 Region has given birth to 140 litters, a a new car or a new cow. week \l)y serving N.ANT SALESROOM. While the y i Revel i A style HAIRCUTTING and shoulders. children '^are still in achool, y5 9'8, There are 57 Unaccompt* Ignorance la when you doh’t DANCE, or any important June That Leftover Problem AM lt>£A 6MA\M5 AT MV MAJOR / ONLY 1 AIN'T ■E it deserves. Street, offers a double value at and spear-shaped flowers, at>ch''as Rhers. handle the fabrics carefully pretty PRINTED DIMITIES to PAPERED 60 GOOD BE­ nled know something an d ' som eb^y celebration. You can have the coif­ pin-money, price. Receive a tube gladioli, snapdragons and delphirK and reinforce edges with atitching^ keerp you looking crisp and com­ You’ll probably have leftover! JASOM.'-~ YOUR. DREAM. THAT 1 fure charm that is rightfully yours CAUSE OB p o s tp o n e d 98 Observed IT s r ST First Lawyer What’s your finds It out. of Yardley Shaving Cream FREE lum, shoulc^ be combined. Place or tape. For good pressing results, fortable through sweltering sunv when you cook a smoked tongue. You WERE TWIM5 DAMCiMG by calling M I 3-89.51. Juat tw’o main pattern pieces PAYDAYS — EF YOU IS ,. 59 Abstract being with purchase of Yardley After- light-colored’ flowers at top of ar­ use low to moderate iron tempera­ mer days ahead. Yorn’Iltwant sev- Don't forget you can use the ^>M TWE OCEAM LOGICALLY n 1 and a clearly Illustrated sew chart V/ HEAVY IN TH' CASH DE­ 60 Permits A A .Shave Lotion at 51.10. Men who rangement, dark at boUom. tures. Pressing should be done on e r ilfo r refreshing changes around tongue In a Jellied loaf, with po- POlMTS TO GEMINI, Th e -&TAR CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER enable beginner -or expert to tum PARTMENT, A COUPLE: ' 61 Girl's name Shape smoked cheese into halls, demand unexcelled <)UBlUy in their the wrong aide, with the fabric pro­ the clock: a large eelecuon in 9^3, te.toea and onions in hash, in a ------4 WE ARE UNDER NOW/-~ SI ti A then roll in chopped'parsley or out this cha-.mer In no time. <08 TWIN A lls w ould, DOWN good-grooming essentials will take Refreshment Convenience tected by a moist, commercially 10-2h glao half sizes. stuffing for green peppers, with 6INC& ONE OP THE GEMINI nutmeats, end add to a vegetable treated press cloth. Pattern No. 8936 is in sixes 14, HEP ME NEGOTIATE / advantage of this saving. I.AWN (Xl.ASTERS stapd up 16. 18, 20; 40. 42, 44. Size 16. celery and mayonnaise for a aand- ,TWiN6 16 CASTOR, 1 Misplaced U salad plate. Make a Big Splaah TH' • ^ 4 . — — • • conveniently beside your favorite 3 7‘-8 yards of 39-inch; 3-8 yard uich filling. •th e h o r sem a n , Wt 2 Jewish month In a lovely BATH ING /SUIT MUTUEL6.' chairs outdoors holding a cooling “ Olde Pine" Wooden Buckets contrast. MUST VISIT th e Going-out-of-busIneM .Sale He’ll Walk Alone from BBt'K'S. 846 Main St. Ploqmi beverage always within easy The hand-crafted Pine finiah en­ . For this pattern, aend 30c in New Gift Items T(?ACN The LERMAN PAINT SliPPLY Omaha, Neh. —Leave your child hances the beauty of the versatile er styles and fttted PiUioueti es pre- alone and he'll .walk soon enough, reach. A t H ARRISO N ’S, 849 coins, your name, address, si: When you shower a June bride 64.5 -Main Street, offers drastic WOODEN BUCKETS shown at dominate to ttaIter you/on the advises the president of the Nation­ Main Street, the set of 6 is 52.98. desired, and the pattern number gifts, you hope she will de- BUGS BUNNY R E D Iie n O N S UP T O 409«;\on W.ATKINS, 935 Main Street. Some beach, in the water. For y « ir vaca 's ! Assn, of (Chiropodists. Dr. The steel r<>ds coated with color­ to RUE BURNETT, THE MAN pleaaure. For that reason, their complete inventory in prep­ ful plastic prevents rust and mil­ 2478 have dividers to hold magazines tion choose from ’Y xcitiM shades H.ARRISON’8, 849 Main Street, Stewart E. Reed warns parents to and fabrics at pric'^ t l ^ please. CHESTER EVENING HERALD. aration for Going-out-of-huslness dew. Pamper Dad with thla Y'ou can easily embroider a upright. 55.50 and 5«.95, Others constantly atrive to bring you new Q .v avoid placing a child in a playpen with covers and carrying handles 1L5« .W E. .AMERIC.AR, NEW Sale. Benjamin Moore paints, wall­ before he can walk. Instead, leaw thoughtful gift. towel a day of this delightful bear g ift items. Right now S.ALTY papers and all artists' supplies are are fitted for sewing aids, roomy In buying your sun/irtlei' clothes, YORK 86. N. Y. the child in the center-of the floor. romance in rhyme -the colors are Don't miss the latest Jssue in AND PEPPY at 51.98 a pair are Included. Need more' be said? gay and the stitches simple to and convenient, 58.95. The Knitting keep your vacation pl^s- in mind. made to perch atop a kitchen \ When the youngster is ready, he'll If you plan to clo.se your home Tripod at $7.50 keeps pick-up work Basic Fashion. The n^w Spring stand up by himself. speed you along. It's wisest to know where you’ll range. Smooth C I ’ T T 1 N O while vacationing this summer, suitably close. Although budget ’,54 catalog will delight, you with I f you’re on the lookout for the Pattern No. 2478 contains hot- be’ going before buyjhg anything. BO.ARD8 -AND KNIFE are 51.00 very latest In accessories, then here are a few "don’t forgets’’ priced, trust the Watkins Isbel for Some \acatidb spolYdemand caa- its up-to-lhe-mlriute styles that M aytag AutoniuUo Washer iron transfer for 6 designs, color and up; Smart Mack WROUGHT hunt down a belt that, wraps many people overlook: Don't for­ gifts of excellent taste and work­ ual clothes exclusiyely. Others are aew-aimple. Send 25 cent* As summer approaches with its get to store candlesticks in a cool chart, material requirements and manship. today. IRO N has bean shaped into inter­ around to tie, lets buckle hang stitch. illustrations. demand a mixture./ami still others esting bqv\ la for fruit, artificial mounting laundry chores, a new place, guard books against mildew expect a giri to have li heavy over for fun. by leaving charcoal to absorb Send 2.5c in coins, your name, flowers or leaf arrangements and M.AYTAG AUTOMATIC WASH­ > Graduation Cards touch, of drama in her wardrobe. ER wikll relieve and serve you ef- dampness, take in screens and address and the Pattern Number Rummer Oorde lU ga. tagged 53.98. ■e A Remembrance Brar-etet ' Volumes of good wishes are ex­ for OraduaUon . fiDently and well. The ABt) AP- store matches in a metal container. to A N N E CABOT. M ANCHESTER A heart-shaped or oval disk pressed on Rust Craft and Hall­ .54 Carpet H«hiplei, for 1954 Have you’-' seen the lieweat EVENING HERALD. 11.50 AVE. mark GRADI'ATION CARDS at the Rice.is cookbd If a kernel feels charm to be engraved for each I’LIA.NCE SEKVI<:E CO^ 21 Ma­ AMERICAS. NEW' YORK 36, N.Y. Step up to th#RIGRM)W S..\M- .sample of CORDE BAOH in 5’am lA «t Oail for Fur Storage DEWEY-RICHMAN CO.. 767 Main soft when pressed between thumb memorable date may be fastened ple Street, reminds you ^ a t May- The coloiful 19.54 Needlework PI.E BAR at « e JI.ANCHF^TBR Dept, of J. W. HALE COM­ Just to remind you it is get­ Street. 'Vour friendly regards are and forefinger. « A >»*t «B A.«• ' liJeAOTiFUL to a sterling or gold wrist chain: ti g, manufactured by j l long es­ Album contains .56 pages of lovely (W R P E T C E ^ R R . 308 Main St., PANY ?''An immediate eye-catch­ > AK g BOitN MM f mm. ____ •Mu :=si ting dangerously late to postpone not easily forgotten when you care t DREAMERS- rf.f.l’.::* that is how a RRMKMBR.ANCE tablished company. Is entirely air^ draigna, ''how-to" sections on where 54 ■different carpet .samples er and rohvrraation piece In white tomatic for any size washing .load, your summer FUR STOB.AGE. enough to send a card. Ronaon Lighters Now Priced ' I'I BRACEIJirr is born. What, better needlework, helpful room illustra­ are oonyehjimtly assembled for with green and white cluster beads Ls most economical on water and Call BL-AIK'.S, 767 Main .Street, tions and directions for 8 gift pat­ your advanp^enus selection. See it is beautiful inside snd out from Lower A L L E Y OOP There He Goes BY V.T. HAMLIN time to begin than at a G RAD U A­ Compactness of weave and the TIO N milestone. M.XTHKRS at will not start until proper water M I 9-7493. for safe, dependable terns. 25 cents. at a g l y i c ^ l l the colors, patterna. the top of its Rear! handle down lo Consistent RONSON quality, level has been reached, a notewor- summer care of .your cherished thickness and density of the pile the bucket bottom. Get complete the variety of R 0 N 8 0 N styles (;ajTrraiT„ |OH,AaE>:,^rT^VERY w e ll, TH E CENTER include disk ss well as the material.^ used by textureh And Without tirer-ome th.v factor iq areas wherry water furs in scientifically controlled directions and capable friendly as­ plus efficient performance make A FEW EXTRA charms that open like a locket to Look P retty: Feel fComfortable the manufacturer determine the walkink ^atch swatches of wall­ pressures 'fluctuate. Beautiful temperature!:. 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PAGE tWE^JTY-TWO • MANCHESTER EVENING HErfM^D, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 1964 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 1954 PAGE TWENTY-THREE : fans of the Little League the best Rockville»Vernoii played game of the 'season last Seeking Doiiatioi^ night. A fter three scoreless innings the Fdi'i'lienlal H ealth Kosciiiszko Club came, up with Wins High Batting High School Sports Letter three runs in the fourth to estab­ lish what looked like a prohibitive^ An encouraging rdhponse has lead. The Moose came back with been made to the appeal of the Awards Set at Elks Dinner two in their half of the fourth, Connecticut Assn, lor Mental featured b.v a terrific belt over the Health in its drive for lunds, ac­ left field wa ll by Itonald Edwards. Intermediate Basebftll t'neniplnyment Drops cording to the local treasurer, Wojcik and Johnson Bockville, June » (Special)— ^ The Moose counted for two more Edgar E. - Clarke, 175 E. Center Willie *s Simply A-Mays-lhg Letter winner* in the H ig h ; A drop of three claims in local in the bottom of the fifth to go Unemployment compensation for St. A great deal more is needed, School’a major aporta will be ahead 4-3. Then the Scouts came however, for the association to the week ending June 5 reduced back to go ahead again in the top League Starts Sunday! honored tonight at 6 p. m. dinner carry on its program. It is hoped .Follow Lanky Fielder the.total of jobless here'to 263. Of of the sixth with two counters. by the Youth Activity Committee Hjis number 10 were new claims that civic-minded peopie of Man­ The Moose scored again in the bot­ chester will realize what- tremen­ The Intermediate ^Basi*b*ll: Tile second half of the pro­ o f the Elks; Aftei* the dinner a and 253 were continued. Of this tom of the sixth after two were abort speaking ’ program will be total. ITS were women as com­ dous - good can be accomplished League will pet underway Sunday gram, which will start at 3:30. will Compile .3 9 2 ami .3 7 5 out to knot the contest at five all. find the Police and Fire team held, during which the preaenta- pared to 107 the previous week The Kosciiiszko Club failed to V ith whatever gjft is- contributed, at the W pflf Siilp, Ovnl, with all; 86tli Belmont Markff; I. *adfT Played tion of letters to those who have Kiowa Council A'lalt Planned be .it large or small. playing Roy Motors. Al Johnson 4 score in their top of the seventh E four . teams ..stheduled to 'play, ' Is ."icheduled to .start for the Police qualified for the honor will lake Dr. George Lundberg, local Great Pocahontas Adelipa Gor-j i„d wjTh the Moo'se at 'bat for th^^ Nino Boggini is league eommis- and Fire and Jimmy Mannegia In All Gamen* Paced place. ham and iicr Board of G reat, final time, Stanlev Gill, coach of physician, today called upon the Run Saturday The naming of captains and co­ Chiefs will make their annual 1 uie Kosciiiszko 'Cliih protc.sted the people of Manchester to support sionei;, . will do the catching. Jim Selhie Extra Ba8c Department captains for the next school year the Mental Health Fund cam­ - - , ' end Blllv Holmes will be the bal- visitation to Kiowa Council, De- i game after Wesley Lanz delivered New York; June 9 (Al The. will also be part of the program gree of Pocahontas Friday at Red i „ne pitch, because of the rule bar- paign. Ke said: "Mental and • IN TIIF. OI’ F.NFR of the douhte- tery for’ tlie Motors. l.( ailer," starling at 1:30, Manc.he.sr ! . . . By EARL YOST and there Will be movies of the Men s Hall at 8 p. m. Members | ring a pitcher from throwing after emotional factors underlie a large s 86th running of the $100,000 Bel­ Slugging Mo# Morhardt won tJi# E ter Tire will face Brnftly Oil. Den- ' TH IS YK.VR the league is again last Olympics. are reminded to bring donations ' sixifiill innings, number of physical disorders. As mont Stakes monopolizes the turf individual hatting championship ny Guay will tos.s them up for the well-balanced and it, should he It is exacted that over 50 High for thejienny table. j Ko.Hu.ii... i.u with Manche.ster High's baseb#II a matter of fact, leading national Tiremen. while Bonnie Heai-n 'HU a fine .aeason for the 15-16 year- spotlight Saturdsyi but for Bthool athletes wnll be present ac­ Coming EvenI* I. *i> r h o a <* rl»i team during the 1954 s ^ o n with ! leflRAn. If ...... G 2 1 1 0 medical authorities report that at catch ilia offerings. Bnntly's w ill' old-boys. first time in 10 year* thi* flna companied by Coach John Cana- The children's art exhibit which 1 lofty .473 average. 'Ihe lanky • Satr.vh, p.3b T 1 2 1 0 M least 50 per cent of all the people 4: have Charlie Keenev on the hill.^ Kxcept for the gnmea being vari and Principal Allen Dresser. has been in progress this week at (’o|r. ft.4 ...... 0 I n 2 n 0 Jewel In the triple crown . must oiHRelder took part in all o f thg r seen by medical practitioners, and s with eltliep Boh Buckley or Ronjplnyed this .‘-iinday, all games will Tax Rate Laid the Maple Street. School audito; I .I \ ArArkiiK. Ib a 1 8 0 0 l> get along without either the win­ Indlitqs 14 g(tmes< Averages were } Tourt^llot. rf .. 0 1 2 0 0 ' 2 about .30 per cent of all the peo­ Schulz behind the plate. | atri’t at 6 o'clock. - . • A IZ tj min tax rate, one and one rium will close tomorrow. The ex­ I Whf'f'lr’r. 2b ... n n 2 •1 1 n ple treated in general hospitals, ner of the Kentucky Derby or the com pll«iby Hal Turkington. hibit has been presented by the Rrtbrrt.*. 3b. p . 0 0 half mills higher than last years 1 1) D are suffering either from a men-, Preakness. was voted at the adjourned city children of the Maple Street. East,. Dowppwlr*, rf . 1. ,n 1 0 0 0 I r ...... 1 0 8 0 0 f) lal Or emotional disorder, or from A fter combing through the Bel­ R l'N N E R l among the regu- meeting last night, as recommend­ Northeast and Vernon Elementary ! A—(.'A.^all. r f . . . 0 0 0 1 0 .<> lar* was first baseman Eddie Schools and feature* a Festival of a physical illness .which has men­ mont Park bai-na today, and await- ed by the City Council. There were «• tal or emolionat cau.ses. FREE Ing po.*.*ible Invaders from other Wojcik with a 39g,average. Third Tnlalj* 2R 5 f> 21 i .3 about 30 voters present at the Holidays depicted in the various .3 The American baseman Gene Johnson was third forms of art. "Tile Mental Health A.ssns. arc Eastern and Mid-Western track*, meeting over which Mayor Frede­ r h ft a • r 1rhl the management believes as many at .37.V Morhardt and JohiMn ar# ' The 4-xhibit will be open tomor­ Tfbyk. 3b- .. 0 1 0 0 helping to spread the knowledge rick Berger presided. 1 1 as 10 3-year-olds will tackle the junior* and Wojcik a sophdniqrs. Other items voted included: Jl,- row fdr its final day from P a. m. I.anz, p 1 .1 0 3 0 0 that mental illne.s.'ies are like any Hrptnn, v' , 0 0 I 0 0 0 other illness- Ibe.v have causes, testing mile' and one half classic. Senior Harry Griswold com­ 1500 for expenses for the Plemning to 7/p. m. Art Inslnictor Beverly n, Kdward*, lb 1 .. 1 0 II 2 pleted the .300 or better hitters fl they can be prevented, they can Saddle Bred One thing vvaa certain — the Commission recently appointed by Brijitn has been in charge of the S. l*>lwArd.«. b -2 1 n 0 C R O S ilt among the startera with a .316 Swppf. PH . 2 absence of Derby winner Deter­ the mayor; $5,000 for a survey exhibit, 1 2 2 4 0 be treated; and, as In the case of MArrham, 2h 0 0 0 1 1 11 mine and Preakness kern Haaty marl|. the Hockanum River Valley Policy /The meeting of the local Emblem j Shimkn«ii*,‘ r(7. . .. 1 I 2 i> 0 2 the physical illnesses, the earlier (Fivp-Gaiied) 0 0 0 0 n the treatment Is started the bet­ I7.INCH Road, phis the fact no niitatandihg Morhardt was- the only Iron aurvey; and authorization for the Club will be held tonight at the i T) ... B u r WHO BVEB 0 0 0 n n n ter are the- chances for recovery. .‘C By IIKN'RV BKOW N colt is on hand, irteana a wide open man '»-ho played-in all 14 games. City Treasurer to borrow, a sum Elks Home on North Park Street i * ...... THOU6HT WILLIS WOULD "Research 1s now being used ef­ ^ ' litor of Thf Nalloiiil llorlfmin battle fPr one of racing’s richest Wojcfk, Johnson and Captain of money not to exceed $30,000 starting at 8. . ' Tot«i.« ...... 34 s 10 21 8 5 4 BECOME ^UCH A POTENT Bemle Alemany took part In 13 ono 302 n-s fectively to combat polio, cancer, SUPER-V tii«$ illf, Ky. plum*. vto meet current obligations in an- Delegates to-- the Department ...... j noo 22 i 0—,’i BATON- WiELDEBfpf gafnes and Alan Cole played In a tiejpation of taxes to be received. Convention of the American Le- '■ 1,cgAn 2. Shimkowltr, Toortrllot. tuberculosis, and other physical Porterhouse, the 1953 champion • really take vour breath when they 2-year-old. took care of that last dozen. ^ v ^ o r t Calendar Session gion Auxiliary to be held at 8. ' Edward.*; HR. R. Edwards; SR, illnesses. In the'^same way medi­ With The Purehpute Of A Reserves who compiled fine A Short Calendar session of the Swert 2; DP. i,anz In Swrrt , In Ed­ cal re.search can bring results In A R T IC L E 11 propeily execute this gait, it is so Saturday when he ran sixth in the Bridgeport in July will be named wards; I,OR, Knsciurzkn !1. M'nnrn 7; batting marks included jlank Tolland Osunty Court of Common at the meeting of the local unit the campaign against mental ill­ 4 ^ beaiitiful. Peter Pan. Handicap won by the BR. I.anz S; RnhrrI* 1. Salryb i; SO. The American Saddle Bred hor.*e The rack, in the opinion of many, Zatkowski .500, Gary Bogll J485 tonight. The program for the sum­ tank S. RobrrIs fi; hll.s off. Roberts S ness. Cro88 Dom inates King Ranch's High Gun. Had Pleas will be ^Id Friday starting Giel Headed is tlie most beaiitiful. most excit- is an exiendcil slow gait. This is and Marty Staren .333. at 10 a. m., wdth Judge John P. mer months will also be outlined. for S rims in S inning.*; Satrvb i for 0 "Contrihi tions to the Mental ^ew Charles Determined Porterhouse, the Langollen run.* in 1; HBP, i.anz 2. Burnnii; B, ing, the smallest and finest of all not true-when both are properly Farm’s ace. di.*pIayM hla expect­ Leading the hit parade wu- Cotter presiding. The following A nominating committee has been Roberts. WP. ilanr.. • Roberts; PR. Health Fund will help to start Morhardt with 26, six more than All Star Scjiiad show bleeds. He was boin and execiiled; however, there is a great ed authorit.v. the Belmont field cases are assigned: " Jack Slvin, appointed consisting of Mrs. Shir­ Ilewlll 1. Edwards 4; I', Britner, new research projects for the dis­ nmnerup Wojcik totaled. Mor­ ley Nov'ak, Mrs. Marie Britner, Yanke; Brorer, Rusher.' To Win Back Ring Crown For New York bred in Kentucky and the legistiy .sinulanty in movement of the might have been held to'its usual Inc. vs. John R. Allen et all Myr,r V , covery of more certain .ways to NEW 1954 .sl.Tilod in 18!*2. He was ileveloped legs But the rack is much faster hardt also led in runs scored wilth six or spven starters, ton Wright vs. Montgomery Ward, Miss Ann Gworek and Mrs. Bessie prevent mental illness and to pro­ Storra, June 9 (Ah Although 23. Talcottville Items are now han­ ■I' as a utility faim liotse, u.sed for and is the thiillci-dillcr of all Charlie Whittingham, Porter­ tine.: Springfield National Bank Poehnert. The committee • will vide more effective treatment." Holy Cross failed to win regional Minneapolis, June 9 lA*' Min- tianspoijation and also as a stiddle g.nls. It i.s .smooth and easy on dled through the .Manchester Eve­ house's trainer, says the colt will Coach Tom Kelley’a Indians vs. William R. Aiders et al; Theo­ bring in a slate of officers for the (Flm l of three dispatches) •'•"He won't be standln’ around honor*, it placed three players on ne.sota All-America Paul Giel, horse for pleasure and show com- the rider. Montlcello, N. ( NKA I F,z- , while everybody boos, hopin’ for start If he responds to treatment won eight games and dropped aix. dor# Premny vg. Grace Grennon enguing year at the June 23 meet­ ning Herald Rockville, hiireaii lo­ Here's a delicious sandwich the N C A A District 1 (New Eng­ whose football orrploita almost ob­ petition He is a mixtiiie of Thor- The ranter is anflher natural Itord Charles dropped his left I a decision. He'll be rightin' all the for an aching back. PACl.NG TH E RBI Dept., was Ellis; Hartford-Connecticiit Trust ing. cated at One .Market .St., telephone spread: mix soft Cheddar chee.se land r All Star baseball team. Mas: scured a brilliant college pitching oughbiecl. Standaidbied 9nd C.ana- gait. It i4 a rocking-chair type The Married Couples Club of onider and Gene .Jones, a spar- w,ay. N?vertheles.s. several owners Johnson with IS. Morhardt drove Co., Stafford Springs branch vs. Rockville S-SIS6. with chopped walnuts or pecans .sachusetts. the itctional champs, career, is expc(;ted to .*ign a bonus dian Pacei blood. ( aiefully blende.d movement that is eomfoi tablc to In 14 tallies and Wojcik and Bob­ Union Church tvill hold their ate. led with a right. "fig began to get over that tyisi- #* M ^ L f ^ ^ T T M I •• 1 4 « , ’ A ,-v ** 4 A 4- * * ,, 4 $* who might have shied away from Albert Nagle; Harold McCamon et and plmiento-stuffed olives. If and Boston University each placed contract with New York ba.seball Hy selective bleeding the i ider ami b<m I said to him. ‘What's t'''-fl-” b” .1. Oileniv Christian of commented only that announce­ haine*s—each wiOi sub-cla.*ses. IS . he riuist have his head and neck entry box closes Friday morning. terprise 149.5. cress in the end of each roll. triples and tw'o home runs. John­ Stafford Springs branch vs. Jo­ The Golden Rule dluh of the Ajoiintr.v Club gymnasium mihhed piatter? Next time you fight The five-gaited hoises have five well arched, eais sharp, pioud Of Another question mark Is Co'.'- seph H. Brelsford, et al; Hart- the University of Connecticut, the ment of his signature to a "major son had two two base hits, four Taicoltville CongregatlonaHjhurch 4#id aahhed. like that I'm gonna Hit you with i league contract" would come to- di.*tinct gaits, and the hoi.*es wuik step and moving coirecUy in the relation, the big Californian owned ford-Connectlcut Trust Co., Staf­ Automatic Dafrost Held 88 Lbi.'of Froxen Foods Tom Tannas. his co-manager. (iislricl director, follows (position, triples and one homer. Gary Bogll meets tonight at 7:45 in the ctiurch the water bottle. You got the man I day. by Robert S. Lytle. Correlation ford Spring* branch vs. Benjamin |#lled on the ring apron, hands name, school, home towrl): . collected two homers and P ro parlors. set up three, four times and you He refii.sed to mention what wa* made the Derby favorite, but Bartholomew et al; Allied Build­ Catcher. Tom . Gnstall. B. XT.. had one four base blow. Game End* Deadlocked leaped on the rope.*. never finished him.' team it would be, but sources next lost to Determine. The fans EST. OVER 30 YEARS ? ‘•’fhl*,’’ he *illd, i|iiletly, "I* the Fall River, Maas.; first ba.se. Al- Final batting table; • ^ ing Credits, Inc. vs. John Ellis et A 5-5 tie. between the Kosciusz- "So he turns to me and sa.vs. I to him said flatly it would .be the made him favorite again In the | piaver jizr.ard Charles who will beat' g.< „ .-'prtngfield College. G A B ’ i H 'Ave. al; Sherwpod F. Wright, Sr, vs. ko Club and the Moose, played 'It's easy to talk. But you never , Giant.*. Sareiano.” Red Bank; N. J.; second base. Paul Preakness. but he finished second zatko'wski 5-- 4 1 3 .500 Milford E. Machie et nl; Frank under protest at the end of regu­ killed a guy.’ tfiel *aiil he 'would *ign "within EASY TERMS 3 There was little reason why iJrissette, Holy Cro.ss, Springfield, to. Hastv Road. Undaunted, the Morhardt 14 .55 22 26 .473 Musekevick vs. Anthony G. Wasi- lation six innings, furnished local $ 4.78 W E E K "Then I knew lie had never JTt.s*,; shortstop. Robert Pedigree, the next 24 hour*" hut that any fan.* backed him down to favorit­ W’ojcik ...... 13 51 10 30 .392 Icfsky et al. \ C S < c C c o . iarle* shouldn't look like a good really forgotten that B a r o ii d 1 Massachusetts, Greenfield, Mas.*.; I ottielal annoiiqcenienl* wiiiihl orig- ism ^gnin In the Jersey Stakes Bogll ...... 6 13 3 5.385 David Mitchell v*. Royce Supe­ ;hter in training. He always S fight. Rut I alsii knew,, for once, th.id base, Don RuaselL B. U., ' inate with tlie 4:liib. May 29. and he finished sixth. Johnsop- . . . . 13 48 11 18 .375 rior Laundry’, Inc.; Anthony Has- driild fight w h e n he wanted to. yo\i don’t begin sizing up hi.* what was ailin’ him. I could work Stratford, Conn.; oiilReiders, Gene I The 21-year-old righthander had Correlation is getting the ice­ Starirt ...... 3 6 0 2 .333 tiUo vs. William C. Ruppert .et al; on it, now. I got liini IntereNled in before him a deci.sion that ha* been RANGE pure against R o c k y Marciano Schiller, Holv Cro.ss, Scotch pack treatment now for aching Griawnld ... 11 38 5 12 .316 Patrick J. Johnston vs. Anthony DRIVEWAYS a fraternal organiration and began few" athletic greats in V M) IAYwatching him work. Plains, N. J.,' Val Fiorita. Con- ! P"mereeople take for granted. He Dawson List. Maine. Westfield, | Dormer .... 7 4 1 1 ,250 ted room in the one-tory cot- Ba.seball career. Football lepresen- ness, and lent eligtble for the Bel­ ' Eugene A. Arsenault, a.k.a. et als; WE HAVE THE >ROPER MACHINERY WITH THE PURCHASE OF A wa* Nort of all loeked-iip In- N. J.; pitchers, Ronnie Perry, 9 17 3 4 .235 GASOLINE ge where Charles and his train- ta'tive.a from,both the National and mont. -Hasty Road camk to New Escavlch ... Town of Vernon vs. Elmer Doyle f #r. Jimmy'Brown, stay while pre-Hide. .\nd It Hhotved In hi* figlit- Holy Cro.ss, Somerville. Ma.*.*.. and i Yorii after his PreAkneas victory Provost .... 12 35 9 8 .229 AND WORKMANSHIP 'Ing. There never wa* troiihlr w’llh Canadian league.* offcied .sUgar'y ct als. iring for the June 17 bout at Philip Tarpey, Massachiisetis. ' Imt Huddenly shipped out Sunday Cole ...... 12 49 11 10 .304 hi* fighting. It was all mental. inducements tor tlie la.st xwo Uniform Support matters in­ ankee Stadtitm. Gardner. Mass. for Chicago. • CTooper . . . . , 4 10 2 3 .300 clude: Elstelle Marie Antaya Terms Arranged or 9t) Days Considered Cash S "Ri,gllt -now, he's perfect. He Christian said that Brisaetle, 1 weeks. •m "Marciano," ' “the well-spoken . 'Thus, for the first time since Alemsny ... 13 44 3 7 .159 BANTLY OIL understands a lot of things now. Perry and Gastall will be recom- ! But Giel has steadfastly insisted Green vs. George Phillip Green: larles said,/’is n, good'; piinpher. 1945 the Belmont won’t have S-»eet ...... 6 14 1 2 .143 ( (IM I'lN 'i, INC. CALL NOW FOR FREE ESTIMATES He knows fightin’ is his profession mended for consideration on this that his future lay in ba.seball. Edith Currey vs. Byrd Estes Cur- Jexpecl that'.* all h^ the land Smith. Deep Well Thrift Cooker S U P E R E d fi side to side, beat him to Golas ...... 5 5 1 0 .000 30 said. "And this time I'm not .sa.v- !'arm-out.. j Preakness, but didnt’ t’lin In the .Strawberry Supper Planned 4he pund D. Simmon* 1 0 0 0 .000 Super Oven 7 Ing 'I iiopc,’ either." The two-time.s footl^all All- ; ve-Gaited Horse, The Rrjilira, Cris Reardon Up Belmont. An old-fashioned strawberry rj 4’onilrig ^ o in Charle*, tlii* ua* Last Nigh 1^8 fights Amciica first altraejed big league I f this is Ctiarles’ true oiiflook. j . 'The Woodvale Farm’s Goyamo. supper will be' held.-at the First Golden Bake Calrod Unit Ik novelty. The guy who H*ed to attention by winning- five crinfer- vou Can look' for a real fight. You fiiiiii both \va.y« of the ting as foN be.st po.ssible beafity and form. . another hospital rase, came out of / Congregational Church in Vernon y, "I ho|ie \ i,'’ ami fought the e.ner decisiopa as sophomore with Confoimatio'h and .soundness are Rota Switches can look for the' kind o f Kz^zird By THE .\SS04T.\TED. I’KESS Icuvs: they enlt\^the .sliow" i ing on the race yesterday. Trainer Woody Kodis Appointed Center Tuesday. Servings will be iiie way, wBs'^nlklng with con- an earned run average of :I2. the tint, a liigh-Mepping Igait m gieat factors in judging. In cham­ Charles who once held a 58* per Detroit .Marly Mar.s'nnII 174';, Stephens said Goyamo who was held at 5:30 and 6:30 p. m. Oven Sinual Linht SAdenee. II wasN* big sign, for (liagiinal timing. lluU is., the light pionship stakes, hoises are stripped rent KO average. Detroit, outpointed Arthur Wright, fourth in the Derby and the Mrs. Charles A. Warren will ie re never has benn much ques- CLAl.M REt'ORD fiorit leg works in umstifi with the of -.Saddle.* to better judge their To U (’so'iin Staff Crisper-Stor ELECTRIC RANGE That wa.s a good fighter. 174 ';,, Detroit. 10. , Preakness wasn't lame, but was on about Char1e*\abllll.v. But lyjie, style and < onfoi mation. The serve as chairman fo"r the event Galveston, Tex — Chato Her- left lumi leg ami vitc\jisa. It i.s not in top condition, either. i ------and will be assisted by Mrs. Frank t$|irre ha* been plent^ ahont hi* Tucson, A: iz. - - iN K A i ' Unl- a one-two lieat and i* n:ituial five-gaited division is shown al­ N EXT: “ Tough a* the first Wal­ nandc’/, 148. Durango. 'Mexico, and In addition to High Gun. other | Storrs, June 9 lAh—Nick Roiils, Forbes and Mrs. George Higgins ipental attitnilr Buddy Holde-field, 143, Little ver.sitv l)f Arizona claims Hugh gait ways wilh full mane and flowing WEEKEND SPECIALS a For this, his second tfV to rc- cott fight,’’ »ay* Itm-ky. re tad. Classes aie divided into two- pruhablea for the* Saturday race ! head b^Jtetball coach and football as co-chairmen. The event is spon- The walk should be flat Rock-, drew, 10. ' ’ .''ullan. it.* Uurd baseman, to be televised and, broadcast , sored by the Women's Council PRICED Jtein the'crown, yoii try toyget a wilh a light step also, the se ye'ir-Old. tliiee-yeai-old. foui-\eai- line coach at American Interna­ .'Tan .Io? Tech (M eri­ John Barry Ryan’s- Buttevant. den i, 2 serve.as lecturer at a Scandi­ are former Federal Bureau of In and stmt in foim Some hoises as'a piHfe.s.sion. gen.sen said. , Doris Campbell, Mrs. Leon Dube, FOR YOUR OLD WASHING M.irclano, and he's going to fi^ght Stafford 2, Putnam 1. navian gymnastics clinic. ve.stigation agent.*. Rodia, a graduate of Harvard, Gerald Rjsley. Mr*. Harold Oke it,” the roly-poly trainer said. Mrs. I ■ w ill be head freshman haat^tbnll Ellis, and Mrs. James Davis, ^U W MACHINE TOWARDS THE mr and football roach at f'onnecticut. .Art' Meeting Slated succeeding Stan Ward, « ho re­ The Manchester Fine Arts As.sn. Ernie Durantlo to 1 Favorite signed to become head basketball •will hold its monthly meeting Sat­ PURCHASE OF A NEW 1954 coach at Brown I'nivrrslty. Rodia urday at the'summer home of Mrs. also will be a physical education Robbie Knofla, C o 1 u m b.i a Lake. PER ROOM To Beat Bill Kilgore in Miami Instructor at Mtorrs. Local. Coventry . and Willimantic Rodis got his preliminary coach­ members may meet at Grenor’.s hwi Miftmi jleach. Fla.. June 9 (.t’l flatten Kilgore in five rounds. Kil­ ing experience at Huntington Pri- Service Station on. U. .S. Route 6 ony • r leading beer para'toTv SchooMn B<.ston-and has Fewer Calories Ernie Duiando. haid-juinching in- Andover, for the arrival.of the gore said he e-\pcct,ed to win on been at A IC for the past five middleweight , from Bayonne. N. Manchester group. A box lunch AND UP points. NatiwNiil years. During that time his foot­ picnic will be served at 12 poon, A ! J.. is a 2'a to 1 favorit^ to defeat ('lii(-ase (>.. riut.vrl.-lnhia 5. ball tesmS won 23. lost -12 Ari(1 n 9 8 Tlie fight will be judged oh the Si l.-nii.* J". R riK ikIM ri. short business meeting will be' Billy Kilgore of Mjcmi in the 10- tied two w;hile his basketljgll ' point s.vstem which gives 10 to ('mrimi.iti f». rnl.lunch u! held. Members are reminded that $297.95 roiihd hi.ain event" tonight-at the Yixk Is, .Mil*niik*-e 5. teivmsWon the New England small sketching may be done and pic-1 Wash your way, automatically! Set make Mllnii; Beach A'.-ditorium, the winner of each round arid nine , .Viiierii-**’ college* champiopahip in' 1952-53 J. tures exhibited. ^ V the Wond-R-Dlal control, drop In The bout will be on national vt less to the loser. D-'lt’ il ,1". Ni’ w Y,.rk il. , Repeat By Popular Demand TRADE-IN Bsltinini,- 7. -ft',-Inn 4, arid waa runner-up laat seaaon. Fathers’ Day Dinner-Set -your- load. In Just a few minutes of $80 00 tlplevision iCBSi .Starling at 9 p' •It-will be piirando’s third fight (■hK-scn,*, Phlla-b-Itshia 3. Rodis is a n.vlive of Nashua. ’Tile Father's Day dinner of the your time, you've taken rare of a m. (EST).' ■ V ' this yeai, Earlier,, he lost a de­ Wa.-hincinri .V. .(‘l-vt-iand 3. U STRONG. GOOD QUALITY, 5-FOOT ST-4XI>I.MiS N , H. A fter service with the U. S, women of the Mooee.,.U. being held iveek's wash. No other washer gets 'The International Boxing Club cision to' Crfst,ellaniH and knocked Am«‘r(cii'n Army Air Force in •World W a r n. Sunday at 5 p„ m. at the Moose clothes cleaner o|T brighter. j Th* fewer the calories the. more cooling said t-he winner might, he given a out Ted Wlta, - - His recoi d^incuidesi \r I, rn. i ;bl he entered , Harvard' and gradu­ 37 wins. 16 lo.^se's arid four draws. ( ’ hiesan, ...... :u‘ jti tiho home. The dinner has been ad? non-title-match with mi.iidteweight (.‘l^v-'Uind ...... rj ,*;67 1 ated in 1949. He refeived a mas.- . vanced a week ' because ' of the the beer. So . . . beat the heat with champion Bobo Olson JuJV 7 in Kilgore upset former middle- Y..rk 21 .%As 4}y ters degree in education in':l95}. State .'Convention being held the Sap Franri.sco. Olson preailmablv weight chanipipri Jake LaMotia in i'erioit ...... ^ 24 St I . i Rodis is married arid'' is, the 2»- Js 417' n following Week, in New London; Yotirs For Only Bollontine Beer. It hat fewer calories ants B itch 'a ira.tch as-a timeup a televi'sion fight here l»sl Api'ilApr 2Boafi.n...... 4‘»f> n father of two sons- ' - The ladies are' ln\nted to attend REG. $7.95 VALUES for his Aug.. )4 title defense, and later lost to Hans .Stretz. He HAllIrnorf* ...... IS :il 1B7 the dinner' also. thaa any other leading beer. against Rooky Ca.stellanl. ha.H 26 wins. 15 losses and four rhtlAiL’lphla ...... i7 32 .147 16‘j Neither Durando lior Kilgore draws pn his rerojd. Br,.,.kl»Ii. . . .T«» 1*) <512 are ranked among the top ten La.Motta originally wa* sched- .N'* .* v',iik ...... 29 > . 1 ...... 25 21 :54.1 3S Ballantine's complete brewing middifAvelght (Contenders. tiled to fig)il DurArtd(i-*uit decided .vuJ,\Viku'n** ...... 2.5 22 .5.12 4 BOLENS and BEAVER LIMITED QUANTITY process brews in the flovor ' Durando. who ha* 27 khocko it.s to, quit the ring and Kilgore w aa’ .st u-iii* .. 2.5 Z5 SU to- his credit, predicted he would suostituted- for him. 'mrinnaii ...... ; 2.1 2.5 47*> •?'- OARDEN TRACTORS ...... 21 '*ti 447 s Pitching' Billy Hoeft. Detroit while it reduces the calories. , Pitt»^ur|fh ...... H - IS ..ion BALES—SRRVICR—TRADES TOII\T •'i <;A.4|F,A Tigers, g'ave up only two hit*, TERMS .%nirriraii none through the fir.st aix inning*. /S ('lpv**I*ud Al WA.6h»nAt"n .(.tiizht). -- ,i4i becoming, the first lefthander Copitel Equipmant Co. It's beer at its cooling, Wyna i6-3» . vj* Vi-O • or to shutout the New York 'Yanke#* S8 Main S t— TeL M1-3-79S8 V / i " NYLON HEAVY KRINKLE DO IT YOURSELF I*ort^rfi4»Id I Extra Special! refreshing, Rovor-full best <'hic;AZit At PhilA(L'i|diia (niicKn — twice this season. He w^on 8-0. , 7-PC. WALLPAPER l\Jew <8-1» \n. K^’lliifr »2-4>>. Batting Montr Irvin, New York At N-w York—Zuvf*rink . . . and of course Bollontine AMAZING vi» Ford <3-4*. •Giants, doubled home two runs In PAINT BRUSH DR0P(^0TH FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE 9 5 wotches your bett-line! PITTSBURGH FINISH Baltimore at B**»lon--TurIr>\(6-5) vi. the ninth inriing as the . Giant* KIT Nl.'toii <4-4». . came from behind to beat M il­ RUBBISH and ASHES NaIivaaL waukee 6-5; , Ren- S.T.89 ■ 9 X 12— Ren. $1.25 Re«. $2.19 PlUsburgh at ('imdnnati iiyaht) — • REMOVED ; O C “5< \H >iu\hAll <2- vs. Haddix his toe or heel to the bag 7 c (CASH ONLY) I Philadelphia at I'hUazo (2> . 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.. ,1 -• I PAGE TWENTY-POUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 1964 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. C0NN„'WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9. 1954- PAGE TWENTY-PIVB Ex-Champs Given Good Chance to Win Open develmnd’B One-Two Batting Punch Braves Must Winning at Home ■ X- jUmcly Missc's Cheney Tech’s Successful Baseball Squad By GENE LITTLER Despite Recent III R e c o r d 1 rv in Numbers Ilbiess, Hogan Or 1 vp»a 2 up and 2 to play in my , Stockholm . .Sweden. Ju n e .9 (/T' - By BEN FHUEGAR atrttak of 9 straight, and only 6 The Chicago White Sox tool 'Wally Moon drova in another four Virgil Truck* scattered four hlta HluU match with Dale - Mm-ey (or [ Assoriateil PreM Bporta Writer w-iih a triple _and three single.s. in winning hit eighth game. tha United State* Amateur Cham- Australian see miler. John Ijind.v losses. sole possesslotv.of first place in the How long will the Milwaukee Robin Roberts of " the Phillies monahip at the Oklahtjma City failed in his try at the elusive four Is Man to Beat With the help of their fine road American Lesjtve hy whipping minute mile hut said after last miracle laet if the Breves con­ Phtindelphia 9-.1 while Cleveland succumbed to the home run power THE INDIANS SORELY mijaed Countrv Club laat Seplemher. tinue to save their winning base­ pace the Braves ere still In the Morey hlrdied the 34lh add 3Mh night's 4:01.6 race “there will be N6W “York, Jftn« P tAh — Who is first division, four games behind w-as bow'injf 1-2 to W ashington .on of'the Cub*. Ralph Klner hit a their big gtins, Bobby Avila and some more races during my ball for their road trips? Maury McDermott's tw-o-httter. pair, his 9th and lOth. snd Hank Al Rosen, as thay lost to Washing­ to bring u* to the iRth hole all I going to boat Ben Hogan, fhs de­ A quick nii)down of the Braves’ the Icague-leedlng Brooklyn Dodg­ .Scandinavian tour.” Billy Hoeff-gave'the New York Sauer hit his 19th. Only a tw-o- ton for. the first timg this season. •ven, fending champion who claims he w-on and lost record at home and ers.. They came home May 28 in I used a 7 iicm on my aecond The rain soaked cinder tracli isn’t in shape to win again, In the first place by a game and a half Yankees only tw-o hits ss the run homer by Granny Hamner In With the two eluggere injured, the hampered his atla< k against the abroad auggests the Milwaukee Tigers w-on 8-0. Baltimore beat the Philadelphia ninth kept It ahot from Itn yards out and put U. S. Open Golf Championship at patrons should consider asking for but promptly dropped 8 of 11. in­ Only Cleveland .hits were a pair of the ball 20 feet from the nip. The mile world mark which also Baltusrol next W'cek. cluding a 6-1 heartbreaker to the Bo.'lon 7-4. ' close. ^ singles by Al Smith. includcfl the 1..500 meter.a .world cut rales. They’re getting the first • • • putt waa fairly straijrht, but a little In spite of lila recent illness ami New York Giants last night. ' Corky Valentine registered the Hoefi; had a no-hitter going record - but the 24-yenr-old Aus­ team, aa advertised, but they cer­ BR(K>KLYN"S l0-(iAMK win­ downhill. M otley's second found a hia protests that he can’t win. tainly aren't seeing it at its beat. The Giants, trailing from the second shutout b>- s Oncinnstl against the Yankees through six trap to the right of the green He tralian just shrugged his should­ Ben still will he the favorite W-hen time Joe Adcock hit a grand slam ning streak ended with a bang. pUcher this sessqn as he blsnked ers. WITH THE TOP HOME attend­ The Dodgers were trounced 10*3- Innings but Trv Noren scratched a was out of the bunker in. 3 with a the first round begins .lune 17. ance in either league—648,619 home run in the first inning, w-on the Pirstes on eight- hit*. "The cinder trSrk at Olympic by the St. Louis Cardinals. Chi­ single off the glove of shortstop putt of to fe>t. But if you have to pick someone cash customers for 23 single bn tw-o runs in the ninth. Al Dark 1 sank my putt (or the rhampion- Stadium and most cinder tracks I cago edged Philadelphia 6-1 and The White Sox broke open their Harvey Kuenn to open the aev- el.se ss the winner, there are 1.1 games and two twin hills— singled for his fourth hit. Hank ahip, and perhaps berau.se ill Cincinnati tripped Pittsburgh 1-0. game at Philadelphia with five enlh. Gerry Coleman added a have seen in the .Scandinavian other former Open winners in the the Braves have won for the home Thompion walked and Monte Ir­ meant so much, that was my great-1 epuntries are far better than the Brooklyn committed foi'r error* riina in the seventh inning. A double ih the eighth. ■ field -- and the big man who folka only 11 times. The.v’^e been vin doubled them home. The iip- single, double snd walk, filled the j Baltimore broke Boeton'e fouj- tst shot. I grass tracks we have in 'Austral­ never won, .Sam Snead. eilsing ruined a fine' relief job by and the Cardinals corhbed Carl beaten in County Stadium 16 hascsi One run scored on Minnie i game w-inning streak w ith four I lost the t'allfom la Htate tlia iu - ; ia,” said l.aindv. "Bu t it could And-at least four, possibly five, IhiVe Jolly who, took over from Erskine and tw-d successors for 16 times. Minoso's sacrifice (iy. two more runs in ‘Fhe last two innings, two plonship In Mac Hunter at Pebble have been much faster." of the ex-chnmplons must he con­ CTtet Nich’ola in the second. ,Jolly hits. ■ Stan Muslrl hit his 20th Beach two nr three years ago in But whefi the show goes on the on Ferris Fain’s double and a final of them on Gil <>)an'* eighth In- Ijind.v ran In the cold and rain ceded a good chance to repeat. road it's an entirely different struck out eight in the last four homer, tops in either league, snd the. greatest finish I have r\cr fp.ving to break Roger Bannister’s • s • Innings, five in succession. a trfple. driving in four runs. pair on George Kell's home run. 1 ning double. be«>n In nr seen. story 14 vlctorie.s. including one .3;.59.4 world mile record. T.AKIN’U THF.M IN O R IIR R , 1 holed a |2-foot putt and he The champion from down under aank one of 15 (or birdfes to be all they are Julius Boros (1P52). Carv was caught in exactlv the same MIddlecoff (1949). I.,ew Worsham even at the end of 36. We also In Al Rosen, left, snd Bobby Avils, the Indians have a strong entry taking dead aim at the Ameri- 1 time he. turned in last week at (IP47), Lloyd Mangnim (1946) birdied the next two holes. Afy second on th e'3 9 th mi.ssed tan League batting championship. (NBA). Barrel of Laughter Ttitku. F'inland and tied .Sweden's and Byron Nelson aiOSPl. LL Red Sox Get 4 to 0 Local Sport Hunter's second one the 37th was the green by six feel, the ball Arne Andersson for the fifth fast­ In a trap 20 yards to the right of Boros managed to break being- at the edge of the rough, est mile in history. the green. Mine missed the green through the Hogan monopoly In being at 7"foeSlthon*c«etaoshrdl I>and.v took the lead at the SOO Ben’s home state two years ago. Chatter and was at the edge of the rough. meters mark and opened a wide Decision over Cards At Wrestling Show We both holed out. On the*38th, 25 feet from the pin. Hunter was Piclu.ed, above \n the Cheney Tech ba.seball team which llniahed Jt.s ■ season last Fridav. This year’s eilition was the best team to The same year he won the Tam gap between himself and Finland's re'fire.sent the school In years, a.s It won six-game.s and lost only two. Most of the boys wiM be.eligible to play next vear and anotlter Sne O’Shanter World Championship System of Scoring Fights I was oh the green in 2 with driver on the green with a 15-fo«>i putt. Denis Johsn.s.son. Ijtndy's inter­ TRYOI'T* for positions in the ahots. ■ Hunter was 50 yards short I chipped - to about four feet tram is expected. Front row, left to right. Chet Wianieski, John. Koxi.ski, Charley Hettinger, Jack Voix, Howie Lau'tenbach, Lloyd Nich­ and led all the proa in money win­ ATANDIN044 . Little l.cague farm system will By EARL YOBT *more and Ireliuid's Pat Sulhvan, mediate times were 59..5 for the w L Pet. of the green in 2. pitched on and from the pin and Mar Huii'er won olas, Skip Saunders and Coach Kenneth Hudson. Back row, AI Licence, Bud Pagiolll, A1 Carlin. Bob McDonald. Kenny Irish, Frank But- nings. Whitewashing take place Saturday momlng at the There w'as a hjclrel of laughter got the show off on die right foot, holed an eight-foot putt to half the the m atch and championship by first 400 meters: 1:.59 for 800; and kiias, Krnie Moi-riss and Ray Duback.' A virtual tinUnown. tip to that, Red Box ...... 3 1 .7.10 Weal Side Oval and at (Charter Oak in last night syfealure wrestling James used an effective head butt hole in birdi* 4's, for 1 two-putted holing out for his fourth consecu­ 3:01 for 1.200. At 1..500 m eters the time, hig "Jay" slipped hack al­ Yankees ...... 2 1 .667 Park at 10 , o'clock. . National bout at Mt. /iUebo involving the to win the first fall in 12:27. 8ul- More Complicated Each Day Aox 14) clock showed 3:45.6. Dodgers ...... 1 2 ..33.". from 20 feel. tive birdie. most Into obscurity last year, but Ah r h o A e ibi I.,eague candidates will drill at midgets. -A small crowd turned Hvan came hack in 7:57 to square Johansson ftriiahed second, 120 he kept plugging away on the CardinsliT ...... 1 8 .250 OitPn. rf ...... 2 0 II 2 ft ft (1 Charier Oak with Commissioner out for xyt* initisi outdoor presen- the falls and won the bout when yards behind the Australian cham­ tournament trail and has made AfarhiA. r ...... 1! 2 2 0 12 ft 0 ft Roger Macione in chai-ge. The tatlon Ak the BA Sports Activi- Jsmes was disqualified for rough pion. Third, another 200 yards By GAYLE TALBOT ager fiill.v grasped Ihs Import of Goose egga were all the Cards M Potter, lb • 2 2 4 ft ft 3 Sport Schedule something of a comeback. Teamed I 8olomonj»''n. p . .. , .. 3 i1 2 ft 1 ft ft .\merican Leaguera w-ill try out at ties, Inc . hut those who did saw Uctics. Sullivan must have needed hack, w-Rs Sweden’s -Nils Toft. After Charles, What for Rocky ? with Dutch Harri.son. Boros tied New York, June 9 i)Pi The utter this he w-as threatening to protest Saints Record Spicer, rf ...... *) 0 1 ft ft ft 0 the Oval, John R^d w-ill be the a five star show. aspirins tod^ for hi# head took Dykes Fined, Suspended Johans.son was timed in 4:1,5.4 for first in the,Miami Four-BslT nopaense involved in attempting to | to the State Athletic Commission. RARlenon. If .... V. .2 0 ft ft ft ft ft American Iveague^commlssioner. and Toft in 4:35. M etinesda.v, Ju n e I) Such a protest, with a qua i ter Sox last night at Waddell Field as CAilAhbn...... 1 0 ft ft ft ft ft To state that the crowd was In * Tournament last February, losing judge a prize fight accurately, pro- | Minor. 2b ...... 1 0 ft ft 1 1 ft Landy’s next attempt to crack St. Bridget’s vs. U-Methodist, New York (NKAt— When Rocky added, w-oiild buy him a good the Sox won easily. 4-0. Mrrror. 3b ...... 1 0 ft ft 1 ft ft R.XLPH ROOKK. Bob Barbero, Boston, June P — Jimmy-i told him he had told the Balli- Marciano beat Jersey Joe Walcott the playoff to Tomm.v Bolt and viding that the principals are 4th Straight ouMinV mririfv''"'sonnv“*‘*B^ ***'*' the four minute mile is scheduled 6:15 Robertson Park. Dick Msyer. Tlien a month ago fairly evenly matched, was .never cigar. Patterson, asked how. he The Sox scared t»vo run* in the Harold Jarvis and George Smith Dykes, manager of the Baltimore more batboy to deliver the nies- Manchester Auto P.-.rts vs. Fair- to a right hand lead In Philadel­ Toinlk ...... IS 4 5 15 .1 1 3 haretnoteri Farmer ^ presented in Manches* for June 11 at Olympic Stadium in he won the lu.sh Ardmore, Okls., better illustrated than in the felt about it, said 'he didn't know-, first Inning on a w-alk, a tvllil pitch, ('nrriinAl* (Al will assist Commissioner Reed at Cassidy 6"^ ter found ^land Meeker, a vet* OHoIes. has a couple of telegrams sage about Courtney's bat to field’s, 6 C harter Oak. phia, Sept. 23. 19,'i2, the new- Major League Pete teamed to defeat Irish Jackie Helsinki. Finland. open, worth J7.200 in regular prize widely televised number betw-cen Maxim, trying to be reasonable, tun stolen bases, and a single h.v >1 P.othmAn. c ...3 »i ft 5 1 ft ft the American League tryout*-Sat­ eran of njany years and a crafty champion wa.e left with only two St. BriilgetA Gain 11>4 IfAwltf. p ...... 3 0 <4 ft 1 ft ft and Diamond Jim in the best of he's not happy about. Dykes. . CTieney’s vs. Davey Optical, 6:15 money and $759 In bonii.ses. Joey'M axim , the foi-mer 17.1-pound ' said he thought he had won it hy first baseman Marsh Potter. In the urday while Harold Fyler, Rosario workman, .defeat Jack Singer, 239, — Charter Oak. bona-fide challengers. = L e a d e r s = Br. Ki Au^r*, ?b .. .. .3 n \ 2 ft 1 - ft three falls. It was an Australian Dykes received them here yes- j "So I get steamed up and tell Question: C..batting out of order That seems to indicate th at champion, ahd Floyd Patterson, about 5-3. Hurlbut. 3b ...... 0 ft 1 ft ft ft Labicrte. Ernie Oa'kman, Carl in two straight falls. Meeker, 225, Thursda.v, June 10 One was Old Joe him.self ami he NoH Over Lutheraiib <» tag-team affair. terday. One said he was being I him that if he has anything to in place of A and not detected, By TH»: AKSOriATKO Boros, though erratic at times, the Olympic, Gam es phenom, in At a broad guess, we would say f run^ arroiiG th e plate aa he »ent a (J. Roihmen. rf ,. 3 0 ft 1 ft ft Rohrbach, Herman Montie and ' u.sed body slams effectively tin win singles. B. batting in order, sin­ Yankees vs. Dodgers, 6 Wad­ went out of there in a hurry the that a majority of the television Turn'll, lb ...... 2 (I 1 3 ft 1. ft m m 0 suspended for three days by | say about bats my plajvers are AMKRU AN I.KACI K can be a tough man to heat In the Brooklyn the other night. To Ren)ain Unbeaten long blast over the fence w'lth a e» 0 ft ft ft Lucien St, Pierre w-ill assist Com­ the firat fall In 19:22, although gles, sending C to third base. C. dell Field. next time around in Chicago. audience w-cnl to bed satisfied that man on base. ThI i waa Potter’s Finl^v, PR ...... 1. 1 American L,eague President Will using tell me about it, and not the Batlihg —- AvUa, rievBlsml, .Wl; hIg events. His putting often Is riRhJif ...... ,,. 2 i> ft ft ft ft ft missioner Macione. JACKIE AND JLM gave Pete Singer made it tough by using an Frlda.V, June II The other i.s Exzard Charles. ft ft Harridge and fined I.V, for two batboy. So we have words and I due at bat, is on third base. How Rofl^n. CMpvelAnd, .346; Minoiw*, rhjra- ragged, but he's known as one of A FEW MORE like that and the justice had been done and prob- HTANDIN\ 4 I.cague, IS an official in the Spen gram said he w-as being suspended The result'was the same in the cago, 42, AvIIa. (.'l^vrland. 41, Car- and hooks, will be fully justified Second (Jongos ...... 3 1 toes snd held him dov.-n by step­ to the downfall of Singer after before a ball U plleh.ed to the Manche'ter Auto Parts vs. Le­ ly to cheek. along nioie than a little in this al­ !l00 ■ this inning they put men on second Hr. M. .pritt^'f J4B. 2 , M. Prtt- cer Rubber Products Co., in Man for "use of vile and profane lan- second game when Dykes said the • * '* raAiiuR'I.' Chif ago. .3K; Manila, N>w In throwing away his lead pencil. North Methodist' .. . .2 2 SoInmon^T'n in. ping on hia long hair. Pete final­ 5:12. Singer was not content with next hatter. V. Is declared out gion. 6 C harter Oak. MIIIIILI•X'OI•'^^ who .stalked pff titude b.v tlie between-rounds com­ IP|- 2, Flnl^v; question of spproaching darkness York- ami VoBt. Wa.^hlngton. 35 If the men who make their living Emmanuel Lutheran . .1 3 250 Uiird with only one out, posing U#vtitt T. SO. SolDmon.'on 3,'Hettill 3 cheater. ly gave up when he w-as. being the referee's decision aiid hit Uia tor hatting out €>f turn. There Is Dodgers vs. Cards, 6—Waddell Huna Bait^ii In Minoiio. Chn ago. 52; the course during last year's.in a ments of Tommy Loiighraii, the a. iierl^uR threat to the Sox lead .' w r. Soinmnna^n 2. iT^witt 2 rn . M cam e up. A few words and out R Ijt.ST.\R/,.\. a nice Ru.hia, 37; R^rra.. mile of agreeing on a winner, what bave_^^Solomonson ‘.'J* S ^ S L ^ T im e . t k DR. JOHN ALLISON scored a Tony Santos, who also served aa timore pla.ver or catcher Clint the league president and different j Sunday, June 1.3 to be a dangerof.s fighter, was Now York. 36. a very .successful winter . and ch.ampioti. ofcaaion, however, aa he promptly ______, . , . . . J J , .w I cree Leo Woronick dt’dn't see. spring season. Although he hasn't chance has an out.sider of sltain- St. BridKels continued unde- -X hole-in-one Ust Wednesday at the' Matters were squared at 10:19 announcer, grabbed Singer. H* Courtney will be ejected from the While he's suspended Coach presidents and umpires have dif­ ■Yankees vs. Red Tox. 2 Wad­ given the first crack sliead of Hit.'* Avila, Clcv^’laml. 72; Ffix. Chi- H must have been around the .*^nick the next two battere out. In ..1 (‘ago, *66 Minoso, c'h.lrago and BuBhv. won a tournament thi.s year, he Ing sn.v degree of skill st the new Card* J . I Franconia Country Club course in m, . . ia hia Was' flnali.v restrained when game for using illegal bats In the Tom Oliver is acting manager. ferent Interpretatlans.- Most tim -! dell Field. Charles, but' that was .stricflv a fifth round that Tomm.v, a smart feated in the Ch.ircJ. Softball | were in hatting, as he rapped out Wim ; MassachusettsMsssschusetts. ” " * WaAhington. 65: Fain, ('hirago ami hss taken home second money parlor game? It's frustrating. leather s>6e, started hitting Meeker "Ifled him up and placed futu re." ‘T told all m.v players to keep pires would use eontmon sense KIks vs. First National Bank, little touch of the highly intricate Jnfoh.ff. Philadelphia 57. At the end of eight rounds of and articulate ob.server, began League^as hey defeated^^anue I situation each inning. hits in three limes at bat. Donhleji Vernon. Wa.«hington. 15; M»- three times and has been out only everyone-^ln sight over the head him in the ringside seat}. It wraa In the baf incident Umpire Kd quiet with that Hurley, else and let them bat In the order 1:.30- CTtsrter Oak. beak busting bti.=ines.s.. I-n.Starza •plri.ted milling before a small cap­ telling his audience that ratter-, Lutheran at Robertson PSrk *"*••. j^ft the baserunners stranded, The game started with only one Dotjgald, N. w York. 12. Boiling. Bob. once, collecting nearly $16,000 in l.ITTLK I.F.Adl'E annual town- with his shoe. His opponents went quite a finish. Hurley found I Court ne.v using a the.v'U get chucked out of the that was there after the mistake Brown-* Beaupre vs. Manches­ was given the opportunity on the ton and MinoBo, Chicago, 10; eight 1 tive audience and untold millions son's only chance of pulling the night, 11-4. I p„(ter led the Sox as he col- umpire, Sam 1’acontl. He wa.s later tmirnainenl winnings. assisted hy Ernie Dowd, w ho '-ime wide canvasa for funds amounted tb, down, as did the referee, Next Tuesday night another bat with a nail in the end. Dvkes game,'' Dykes added. was made. ter TiTat, 3:30 CTisrter Osk. grounds tost he stirred up .-•onie jdavirB ti»*d with fc j of television fans, the three ring light out Isy in doing something Tee Conran made his first startj jected three RBI’a, two stolen $1,764.81 Tt-eaaurer Jim Arthur re­ show wdll be staged with Jessa Tripl^'B .MinoBo, Oiicago. Tuttle. De- i Mnngtuni, who had trouble with unorthodox, such as leading w-illi out of ttie stands, to volunteer" y Before the deciding fall, Pete, little trouble for Marciano in their Irott atid ItunnelB, \Va.«hingtfin, 7;» Ver­ ofllclsls agreed unanimously that on the hill this year for the Saints a single, hoi.' . run. and ports. This figure is the highest in, James in tha headliner against salad days. his clubs during the winter, appar­ his righ t and taking Maxim by and went five innings. Graham scored tw-o runs. Dave Solomonson There Is still a great need for um­ ■armed w-lth his shoe, chased Jack­ non. WaBhingiaiti. 5; Young. Raliimore. | ently found a set to suit him thi.s Maxim, the somewhat blubbery the three year history of the drive, Georgeous Georg* Grant T w o H*’Kuii. (*)evflnnd. Kuenn, DetroU and ! veteran, had scored a clear-cut vic­ surprise. By the dog)ionde.nl coln- Holmes came in to pitch ih the went all the way for hi* first win pire*. ie and Jim frorh orie corner of the TTten perhap.s the Inlet national fHish>. WaBhington. 4 i spring. Since late March. I.loyd . . — I T I i and "'ill insure the purcha.vr pf other bouts will complete the card. tory over ih 19-year-old Negro who ■cidence i w-e ran only . assume it sixth and finished up. | *.^air» 1 one loa*. „He struck out The i: ’’'I'llpment for the firm , teagtie ring to the other and then raced Boxing Club decided that Charle.s H*»nie ItuiiB RoBen, f')ev#»iand, 13 . hasn't finished W(>rse than tenth In w ill.b e 'Thiirrda.y night st had hi.a full allotr.ierl of whack.s Zernlal. Philadelphia. It: Mantle, svw had w-on his first 1.1 bouts as a waA thatl. Floyd began leading The Saints scored In all but two I ten batters, walked three, and gave game inside snd 'outside the ropes after any tournanaenl and ‘onl.y last, Waddell Field when the Dodgers at the throne room. This 18 the York and Vejnon. WaBhington. 10; Mln- professional. with hia right in the oh.suing innings In racking up their fourth ' up four hits, to the Little I..eaguqXprogrAm in his foes. The crowd roared at oBo, Chicago, f’hille). Ckveiand and week he beat Ted Kroll in a sud­ meet the Yankee* at 6 o'clock. In Ml a lull off Dad's slioildiis,..cl«a Din sinait, btiizy Cincinnati 33-year-old's fourth Slevei.B, WaBhington. 9. One of the judges, Arthur Suss- round. utralitht victory^ The Luthermn^ i Bob Hewitt absorbed hi* tow n.. their antics. Cassidy, world^ den death playoff for the Western the Xational League tonight. Man­ chance, giving you a rough idea of Stialen BaaPB MinoBo and Rivera* klnd. who fought ss Young Otto- (HM)red a lone run in the first and ! loss in many games for thf midget champion, used a flying Other Sports Open title.- chester Auto Parts will play Fair- just how rapidly bright new heavy­ f*hicag»». -7; JeiiBen. RoBton and Fox. and is considered to be one of the TOWARD THE L.\ST, Tomm.v pushed three more nins across the i Cards. He struck ov t •*''*”.;_^6lked I.E d lO V JU N IO R S Will hold an mare to pin Jackie in 1:24. Chtragfi, 6; Fain and MlchaeU, Chica­ Worsham hasn't aeon much field M arket, with this game s ta rl­ weights are developing. go. Kallne, Detroit and BuBbv, WaBh- soundest officials in these parts, contented himself largely w-illi plaie in fhe last inning. \Mmp.v [ three, was touched for five hits ImpOrtarit-praclice session Thurs­ Opening houi between new­ tournament action sim-e he holed ing promptl.v at 6. Page 23 In Charie.a, we avn a bloke who, ington, 4. voted the Ms'xim ticket 7-1, The pointing ■ out the artistry of Kosak smashed hi* third home i good for five un*. He led his team ____ day night st 6:30 at Mt. Nebo. comers Frank Jamea, 225. of Balti Pilrhinr - Rrahra. Detroit, -Maaigan. that wedge shot to win si Tsm other judge. Joe Eppy. made it 1-3. dDROW’lieilTWEIDHT IIVING” SHIRTS aid SPORTS SHIRTS off his talent and lecoid. figure.^ to \f 'V Yor k and Stone. WaBhinglon. .3-0. O'Shanter last August. He got one M axim’s w-ork and saying, in ef­ run of the season, and Tee .Mason ! “ ' Coach Wally Fcirlln urges all play­ K4>uUv M an'lano Referee Riiby Goldstein, who w-as at least have a Chinaoian's chance I fUDO; Keegan, ('hicago 5-1. .M3; Cr»n- of those fat exhibition <-ontract.s. fect, that Patterson, being a very cliiblM-d four hits In five at hats __ • ' 1 TV 1 1\T 1 ers to report on lime. !h of outstepping Marciano. .Klyle, Biiegra. Chimgfj and Revrirdd.*, New the closest of anybody to the ac­ promising boy. was extremely York 6-1. ,557. But he did take down top money tion. slipped Joey past the promis­ the thing that can give an inferior Sit'ike.nit.B •-Tmlev, BHlllnioia-. 77; ip the Seminole Invitation event fortunate in having the oppor- r.F.ORGF. FRETI'S has taken (HIS flaws havr showed up and you ing kid, 4-3-1. JSore-Armed Hal Aewhouser fighter a alight buige against the Pierje, Chicagfa, 60;‘ TnickB. Chicago and played well to tie for I2lh liinil.v of being latln-ied by such a the diamond to tangle with United over a teaip in the Twl Baseball shudder at the wide opee Illiterate' imj Hoeft. De(io|t, 56; Wvnn, Cleve- There w-ss con.siderahle booing .eagiie (formerly Pagsni’s West best, is the big thing hero. larnl, -4S. place in the Master.':. craftman at this stage, of hia Methodist -at * * * exposing his chin and . rnidsertion at fhe verdict, but the commen­ rareer. We, personally,’ 'tound Sides I and annmincca that prsc- NATION AI, l.KAiii H Nelson, Hogan’s boyhood rival tator on the nation's screen said SsisI nriil«el. Ml) I Proving Asset for Indians j AMESITE fd^hetsVdy THK W.\Y TO FHiHT Mar­ to Marciano’s heavy concentrated Baltli^ .MuBlal, Si. .hotdB, .355, .Tat>- wtio retired from tournament play Loiighran's size-ups refreshing AB R It ro'A K ice w-iH be held tonight at 6 lonBkl. St. I,<*uIb. ..385: RoblnBon. Brook- soothingly that the sounds you and recall haying'reflected at the r ...... s 3 4 3 2 ft ! o'clock at Nebo. ciano, and come out alive,-is to stay fire, hn. .37!*: .Mueller. .New S'drk,- ..364. nearly a decade ago, has slowly heard came from Pattcr.son's VilXA. lb. ,3h ...... 3 o ri 2 I 2 ZO in the middle of the ring, move been emerging from retirement, time tiiat the newest medium w-as Gi'i>man. If ...... • 2 I (5 1 ft ft New. York i NBA) Stressing, ; Newhoiiser went hunting in Wy I fio it looks like At Wejll. will Ha Timer, ridlafieiphla. .363. friends and neighbors. He implied ).EFTV BRAV haa five grand- RiifiB MuiOai. St. 1,4.u Ib. 53: Moon. grow ing up. sure enojigh. We also If ... V.’.V. 1 ft ft ft ft 1 i front side to side, make the rock have to lake Marciano on a Rum- this spring. Starting with the that any disagreement w-ith the ft the depth of the slXff. five Cleve- oming and northern Michigan. DRIVEWAYS St. HouIb. 45; Sf’hoendiepBt. St. Ix»U)b. recall having thought that Maxim l.,ovrH 2b ...... s 1 1 _ J V ...... stand re.servc acaf ticketa (or Sun- thrower" miss and counter quickly. of-the-Monlh C'luh lour, a la Joe 46. Sailer, t.'hicago and Alburn, Phila­ M asters, he has placed in- four verdict was not to be taken loo Milcw.Rki 3I>, ih ...... 3 1 7 ft ft landi»nrl nit’chenspa’fhcw held the YankeesYi Encouraged by hia wife, B'C'. ,, Fenway Park. Bos- tournament.s, and he showed some w-on bv 6r2 in rounds. Ko.'ta^. rf ...... 4 1 3 ft ft hiliess for nine innings after the Charles is capable of all thi.s and Ix>uis, to keep his tiger alive and delphia. 4.5 seriously. he drove to Bradenton. Fla.,Iris., between the Red Sdx and In- Run.** Balt***! In MuBial. St. Hoiii*. of his old-time form and acnirary (’oninn, r.« ...... 4 ft 1 .3 3 ft World Champions scored seven poa-e.ssea a punch stiff'enough to from eating himself out of the sour # • • .Tohnnon, rf ...... ft ft I ft t .j -.--• -u tv.--...,.... diana he would like to dispose of. EXPEXTLY installed cut up the Brockton Block Buster 66: Sauer <*iiicago and JabWmBki. St, when he tied for third in the Fort runs in tlie first round of the early as Feb.*^14, started throw-ing S( ience. „ hhuiB. 45 KnniB. Philadelphia, 44; CLUM TERED a R O it N I> the Sullivan, if ...... V.*.V. .2 ft ft 1) ft 'Anyone interested may purchase in a .set-up .a ch as this. For until one of the younger Hodg4.*», Rt4M»klvn. 43. ' ** Worth Colonial Invitation. ringside, however, were 11 boxing HolmeR. RR. p ,...... 3 2 0 ft ft 3 memorable game at the Stadium in early workouts w-ith aeversl HitB .Fatdon*ki. St. I#ouiB. 53; MuBial, major leaguers. A month of this the tickets st The Herald's sports Boss Grading — Moehina Sprtod — But because of Charles’ numer-' develop.s, it seems almost writerV representing New York ... 36 11 ift 7 4 Hie other night. Sir H<*niB. 76.. Snider. Brooklyn. 60 TotalR ...... ' convinced him that he again could dept., before Saturday noon. oits di.sappointmenls, style is a solid bet that heavyweight New York and fk-hnendlenst. S,NF..\I). O F 4 'O rR S F , Is jpip- City ymewspapers snd the w-ire t'. m n n ti ia 1 l.nThFrHn 41 They were Don Mosai, Ra>' Nar- Farms Sat — Power RoBod battles will slip . .. 4 1 10% FOR CASH TRANSACTIONS The que.ation raised here ■ is aggressively so. They agreed that ! riobln.'on...... I* li » A! Houtteman, Boh Feller and Dave "The chance w-ith eie\'eland ap- slot again. A new pitcher has not • • * i Triples- Msmi. New- York. Ilsmiier. i it w-as a different storv w-hen h* 2 0 1 2 0 0 ■ Hciskln.s. pealed to me. for thr rliih W a.« what will happen if ih PI strong- . I Phn«fl4*Iphta «nn Srho^ndlenBl, St, xi.hirxnAy^i . PaUerXon had whipped Maxim, b.v By RKANH KKAKDON I Bnvlrii. rf- ...... been announced. Who is the bat­ Terms arranged If desired. j Sh'‘nntnj:. rf .... arm ed champion dispo.se.s of .TO S K F THK lipioming engage- i,..ni» ,s .Snider. Hrmpkim.. Tiir*eB„n. i " , '’ ‘T’l’' " Ma.steis pla>- m argins ranging up to 6-2. 24 Years in National League 3- A 1 i 9 A Newhoiiser crowned a* extra- w-ithoiit a single left-hand pitchn." ter? niont vou’ve Spot to either bp there t PiiilB4l»’ij»hiH mid M4*f»n and WiiBial, Si. j April Wfin the Meadow f Thvr'''‘n, -..a .. Charles a.x expecleil. Where does Bv' the time Patterson’s man­ Written for NEA Service ■ Pliimm^r. Ih '... 1 A A .? A AI ordinary comeback slamming the he explain*. .A. -j The ...... pinch-hitter, unless the ALL INSTALLATIONS SUPERVISED BY he go from here? The an.swer in person or Spend a imuple of 5,1 l...,.ie 2d ' Question: Is there any way a H^lFtrom. p . , . . . 2 1 A 1 A A 1 door ■ In the erstw'hlle Bomber* I m not nearly ss quick ss I t n^nn»er i-hooses to iis4* a pinch- miist be; exactly nowhere. ■buck.s ' .fo ' r theater ■ ‘ TV. There is S an e ...... (’hrrari.. i:>: Mars. .New York, 1, faces for the final three inning*, was. but I'm just fast enough to ,,i„er for a'pInch-hItter • • • batter can-be put out on hia own|T„,g), ...... ■ 36 4 5 21 4 2 enough'p'lblic enthuaia.sm, wrapped 16 llrKice,. 1BriM.klyn, 14: Kliiszewskl. | The other ex-champs, w-ho prob­ 242 1D2 0-11 --not yielding a hit, to he the w-ln- get the ball past hitters.' ably ran be counted out, are Craig fielder's choice? Lsslnts ...... FAST t.'llARI.KS, there isn't a around- Charle.s' chance of .being RMJ|:*n. MOwaiik--^. It: Answer; Yes, ' It happened to 100 nno .V- 4 1 ner II MSM of P rin ce Hal'd many New-hoiiser i.sn'l kidding himself. q j, „.,v for an | Demaio Brothers Wood (1P41), I>HW.‘?nn challenger who would.-he taken the fii.st to regain the heavyweight Tempi*’, rintinnflli, 9; Fon4»uiB. 7 RohinBon. Rrook- (1940), Tony Ma-nero iHi.Tfli, Sam I.ovPtt 2, Tliyrr^rt, CarUrtn 7/ 3B. it gave hihn a lifetime rqargtn over for in the past it hss come on j ^ ,f ,, „„ „hlch he ha* . ESTABLISHED 1920 hn. Toig«*Bon. PhilAd*'lphi« And JAblnn- year. W ith a n n n ' on second, he F*‘rr HR. Ko,«ak; SP. Mo.^on. 1 k Parkfl Crnr Sarazen (1922 Hurricane J a i kson will knoi k out If IU kv’ Mari-iaito "«T>P<'at'* in bUI. Sf. t^milB. 5. grounded fo . the pitcher, .who Vilr.»; n r. Ho]m>ji. Lnvf.tt, his old .enemies, 32 to 3l, was a gradually, given him ample warn- | judge It and then wait I any niore title ^ its after this ■and 1932), Bj IIv Btirki* (193m. LOh. SAiniR 3. Lulh#*rAn*-7; ^R. Con-J ‘ CALL NOW— ANYTIME Nine .Valdes at Mailisnn' Square Piwhine—r«»di4*B, BrJM»kl*n, 6-t. .557; flipped to second and got the run­ Source of added satisfaction. ing. , ,, . u , 1 lor It to conic down, it always Is : Je Oarden, Jiily 21. Don Cm kell was one. however, , the nolimi here . is RAB*'hi. Si. .5-1 .5.33; Ff»w|#r, (’In- Johnny Farrell, the.horn# club pro lan 0. Holni6*« 2. H#‘(.kirfinri 4 SO. A Rsy Boone rlnnafl • (''nblr-v. MllwAiikBr Arid (JrlB- ner, Billy Cox, In a pickle. While Holm^« 2: HO. Oonran 3 for 1 nin in home run vvilh twoMeanwhile, however. H*1 to'chtch the ball at chest Manchester MI-3-7691— Hartford CHapel 7.S017 bla.sted out by Randy Turpin. Jack- that it will he ori the video screen, mtm. Ni*w Yoik. 4-1. .Win, (1928)* and Chick Evan.a (191,6). TUXEDO, 5 Innincui Hnlmru 2 fr*r.3 rnnR In 2 on i-ulned New-hoii.ser's first and housrr intends to ron tp b u U ^ a* i level— much safer th an . Cox dan<-ed aroiind. Gilliam ran. •son waa vastly pleasing and .slight- w-ith a spoh.sor footing the bill, H bv P. W. .InhnEon bv HnJmPJi W StrikBmit.B Haddix. St. T,.ooi.B. 65: He reached second as Cox srram- only, atari a.a an Indian, but above the head to take I Arrow liglitweight shirts. Want Da(jt to keejl rooP 'I'hon ly phenomehrU clubbing Dan liiic- :Theriirr*n; I.. U. PmlnArd bl^d baric. 4iinlor wad out booaiidr , Fi(-rv^. Ttmr 1 311. . pitcliing ha.a been adm.irahle in six cause snd enjo;v to the fullest aiich.f^^^ ^_| Uke that load off hi.-i shoulders and slip him into a smart, i-eroni into a atate of < omplete e-\- .people w illing to pay cash to have | “ ...... ■■ ,v'/ “ ork. .VI Keutals mom »nl* a.a. he had at Yankee *”*”• JANTZKX S\t ni IHilNKS Ynrk C>ox had priority on the bade. j ^ relief assignment*. Al Lopez now- 40 UCoiiiiK Aiiiioiiiice Stadium the other nigh' light, airy' Arrow 'lightweight shirt. Every inch of tissue- hau.xtion, but since then his obvi-j it any other w-ay. . .land sitmh""". Fhliad.iphtii.' . Q How many yearn did Preach-1 j^ame. knows w-heie to look when he up A. v.-aht.a the fij-e extipgiil.ahed late in thin fabric is ’.‘air-conditoned with tiny open windows .that BasketIkiH Slate cr Roe pitch in the majors befora| Q H ss Bob I.iemon of Cleve­ winning 20 gsmes? land ever pitched s no-hit game? the goui". catch every breeze. +’ine sanforiz.ed fabrics will not shrink • White Dinner Jackets For four year*, deepl.v imbedded more than 1 ‘ it. Choos-e frorii a smart collectiiui of collar st.vles ,\ — Roe woh 22 games — the .4 — Yes, against Detroit on College I’oiiriiev .. V- .Storrs, ffuru* 9 iTTi Tw-enty-four' • Tuxedne “ first. time he cracked the magic .fiine 80, 1948, winning, 2-0. excruciating pain throughout the JA .M m BAS^I K SHIRTS in white and .HolLd color shirt.s. $‘5.b5 ami up. Arrow tie.s in w-idth of his left shoulder forced game.9, 1.9 of them' in the new- .S.OOO • Cutaways circle — In 1931, after hurling In Q The catcher tries a pickoff Starts ill Omaha 'ight, .suinmer.v shades ami up. 9 seal field house here, feat -re, the the majors for eight seasons. Newhou*er. w-lio h«d been one of f 82.9.’) l i p pla.v at first base.- the fielder gets NACRIRE SHOPS AMD STORES OPEN SATURDAY I ’nlvei-aity of Cohnecticiit's' 19.14- We outfit you right from stoc-k. Q With the bases loaded and to the bag ahead of the ninner the game's greats, to the sideline Mil'A >.■».— ira,— 51 basketball Hched:;Ie. Nothing to send aivay for. one out. a grounder is hit to the and the throw. Should he come up for the second half of each sea­ 0;T^ha. Jur.c 9 ■A’. Two teams; son. Tw’enty-s(x specialists could FREE PAkllll AT ALL STORES * PROMPT DELIVERY SERINE Athletic Director ,J. ,. Orleah third baseman. The third bs.seman j the line to meet the catcher's peg? were' here and the s I l othen' were ; IMtK\tO\K\ SOCKS 'Cltriatiar, in.announcing the slate throws to the second - baseman. : A. .No. He should strai|dle. the not tell him what wa.a wrong w-ith due In today for the, start of play i yesterday; for the past refison'.* forcing the ninner going to that; hag, wait, for the throw, then turn his delicate pitclNnr, equipment. Thursday in the .NCAA Collie i .New England champs, listed Man-' REGAL ;base. ■ TTie second baseman. ■ si-; *nd put on the tag. If he come* Last year thS* agony started Raseball World Series •’sriin,?.' ; 65c lip sooner than before, and in July \ ' hattan and Northeastern as new tempting to complete a d o u b 1 e j up the line to meet the ball, he ■Thursday morning at 11 a m. i FOR PERFECT o n CONTROL ' t opponents. Rhode I.aland will open MEN'S SHOPS pla.v. throws wide to the first bs.se- > ruins hia rhanies of making the the Detroit brasA decided It (C $T ). the new field house snd it will be 907 MAIN STREET man, the ball rolling about 10 feet pla.v because he’ll be too far out couldn't carry one of the highest Oregon and Massachusetts arriv­ WE RECOMMEND SWAAK JKWKLKY ejosed by Holy Cro.ss. from the latter. The runner who of position when he gets the ball. sainried players' of the game hot ed Tuesday, night by, plane. Due ; i The second annual New F.ngland Telephone M1-91J52 haA advanced to third ba.se on the '(^lestion: What la the toughest w-hen he couldn't pilch. , , ih toda.v were M chigsn State. ■ $1.50 up till rollege .tourney will be plavrd at force at aecond beats the first decision fjr sii um^.re to make? . 'So Newhou.aer, who was signed MieLvruri. Oklahoma A. and M ..I NcQuay Norris A Ptdriek PitiOH RIrss Storrs, Dec. 27-29. ba.seman’s throw to the plate^ but >An*»:/*r: W hether or pot a half a.s a high school boy of ITV ws.a Rollins College, Lafayette and The't'.chedule: the fellow who had been forced swing la a strike. You can’t judge out of baseball for, the first lime Arizona. ..J, D ec.■ 1 ,-Rhode I.aland: 3. St. Jo - L keeps right on going to third. Con­ by the fireaklpg of the w rist*. The ia 16 yeais. He broko' into or­ The teams are not permitted to ' KEUS BOOJ^TKH OXFORDS .seph's (P a .);. 8, Yafe, asvay; 1.1, fused. the catcher throws wlldTv to batter may swing with hi* shoul­ ganized ball at 18, became a Tigfr w'o»4t T>jt prior to tourney games Beaton (College, Bo-lon Garden; 17, third basie, having been tricked ders. 'The plate umpire has no in his freshman year. Baseball af Munv Stadium where the tour- ; = Cofflpitti MachiRt Shop Sonriet = $5.95 American International: 21. Man­ into believing there was a play angle on the swing. Frequentl.v the Detroit baseball—was all he knew ne.v will be played: They will he hattan. Madison Square Garden COMPLETE there. What happens? catcher straightens up In front of j He pleaded for a place- f ny place given free run of elfcy park dia­ Wrist pint Atted by TOIIN*ARP lering ■f . New- York: 27-29. New F.ngland .4 — The runner who was fctrcedi him. Ho hr appeals to the umpire — w-ithin the m ganizalion. rjiil monds for workouti-'. IMPERIAL major league baseball ia stiangely Method. Pittens axpoNded . . . Crank* College [Tournament. I Is out for the second time In the | at first .or third base, who has an Michigan State, the toumev DACRON DRESS SHIRTS Jan. ll. New- Hampshire; A, RADIATOR Inning (or putting himself hack In angle on the stving. cold W'lth Us brightest stars favorite, meets Massachuoetts in ihoftt graund on or elf cor . . . Oyer* 'I Maine; (8. Rhode Island; 11. Boston So New-hoiiser played golf and the opening gqme. bead vdye jobt done complete in our •S195 up z . University,: 15, Boston College 29. "butted my head against the wall." Northeastern. SERVICE Hank Greenberg must be given shop. Feb, 2. Fordheih; 5, Colgate: 8, credit to^ a quick ataist and a Mrg. Jones Holds ^ Dartmouth, away; 11, New- Hamp­ ■mart move in the rehabilitation ALL POtUUR MAKE ENBINE »GHANGE8 iNYLON SPORT SHIRTS shire, aw ay; 12, Main^. away; 16, • CLEANING , DONT MISS ALL THE GOOD TV of Newhouaer. Old Hankuii Pan- Rutgefa. away:-19. Rhode Island, PRfpGRAMS ON UHF kus didn’t ace Newhoiiser break Eight Stroke Lead ' e . V. ^ — in with the Tigers and play behind $ 2 . 9 5 l i p away; 22, Massachusetta; 26, Holy If Yoar DMiler Doem’t gteck Parta, Xye Uvlte Yoor Inqulrie* O ons. • REPAIRING him for four years for pothing. He Arrow lightweight siktrt shirts. Checks, plaids,, white, CHANNEL 30.53.41 was w-ell aware of New-houser’s Wethersfield. June 9 (A'l-.-The solid color.-;. A terrific selection to suit Dads of every ta«te. «RECORING determination, his eagerness to two leaders. Mrs. Mae Murray WELDON SIMMER PAJAMAS CASH RRd CWtRY SPECIAL! play. And what could he lose? If Jones of Rutland. Vt.. and Mary And-every one citor as a breeze. Sheer handerchie’f-weight NEVER REFORE! Newhouser’s arm came around, he Ann Downey of Baltimore, tee off ■ $3.50 up fabrics . . /"air-comfitioned” mesh^-weave fahhics. Alf wash­ [ Erempi ser^ee for all mahea could pitch. If it didn’t an invita­ today In the second round of the able. of course. And all with th t extra comfortable Avafold NEVER AGAIN! tion to try out w-ith the Indians 14-hole Women's Eastern Golf i In onr apectally staffed radtar- ALL-CHANNEL CONVERTER $16*95 collar -and up. ’ Lf .w-as a nice gesture. Association Championship at’- the A SUCH A TERRIFIC /inr rap ilr departm ent. • • • . ' Wethersfield Country Club. ■ i L k> . SUIT VALUE CONVERTS ANY TVTO UHF So'tJie day afier he was let go . Mrs. Jones.took a wide lead at s 1i by the TIgera, Newho.user reoeived the end of. 18-hoIes yesterday with ^ 1 * letter from Ms *14 telMnmate, a tourney fecord-breaklng 33-38 Watch for My YDUB MONEY RBFCNDIU) IN 19 DAYS' 71, teppingr by one stroke the best BROWN- IF YOU ARE NOT SATISFIED ' Geaeral Mmaagpr ereeoberg. Hea- fifevious opening round. ' ' Adv. CiMninq Soon IT iszpreMed kl* regret, rsmiadad CHUKCH COMNCU T.. ^C Men^sShop Neilrheaaer tkaJ he waa a a ij St. He The daughter of . th* Rutland m etN TIt STURT BEAUPRE palaied aa$ the fast that ather Country Cljib p^,_ and a ICurtia'j (51 OAUE STMIT MAW AHO ■OUUVAtD Jonea ARCHIE BENSON'S pitcher* h*6 heatea skeuMer aad MArrroAD IAST HAMTVOtP 0| tHCTAILOR I aras trouble. Aad whea h* felt he Ikht 789 IVIAIN STREET l i t EAST CENTER ST. loss MAIN STR^EET TEL. NI-3-87^0 rould throw Kgrd again, tlie Cleve- M- TS u p x A m m T . l t l l TtL. JAck9pB t.2iel \ *nt, MiNfccd t*fl4B tM Center 8t.' Tel. MT-I-MM laiNl tria l waa th er* far the m ak- pictuiVsqu* 6\106 | \ \ M I-M234 IRE- yairXI par 36-39—71 layout. - ( ) > i

■ i ./• PACE TWENTY-SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HEBALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., W 2SDAY. JUNE 9. 1954 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 1954 |»AGE TWENTY-SEVEN Summer Homes For Rent 67 Hodiss For Sal*- 72 Lots For Ssl« 73 Aotonobika for Solo 4 B ubIbcsb ScrrlccB OfferM 13 Heati|ig«--Plapbiiig 17 Situations Wan piamond^Watehd Apsrt ineiits-—Flats—- r HoosehoM Goods 51 MODERN FOUR Room, furnished Reds Recite Bobbie Burns, French Group B A I RADIO-’TV Service. Service Female 38 Jewelry 48 Tenemtnts $3 MANCHESTER NICE LOT with trees, 90' by 180', I t a CSXEVROLETB « ) two for- USED TV SETS 6M.96 to 8UW, at cottage at Andover Lake. Call 3(1. on Lydall St. Sultablie for base­ doro, oat tudor, *11 d« luxn, ch|uge 33.50. Tel. MI. 9-6665. Gary p l u m b in g AND Heating installa­ WILL CARE tor child 9-5704. lamonaco. M yt in re- LBONAJID W. TOST, Jeweler, re- Potterton'a, IW Center St., where FOUR ROOMS and bath, immedi­ CHARTER OAK STREET ment garage. Price *1900. Phone radio* and heatera. Good tires. tion and repairs'. 30. 9-7773. liabi* licensed home, i you k n o y ^ ’a a dollar'a worth. ate occupancy. Heat and eentinu- 30. 34273. Urges Assembly Douclaa Mojtora, 333 Main. while moth; peira, adjusts watehea expertly. GIANT'S NECK. Six room cottage, Bring Girls to Woo Britons er works or ahope. 3 0 9-880L Reasonable prlcea. Od m dally. oua hot water. Writ* Box O car* FURNITURE RefiniHilng, antique NHITe ,SfNA3(EL Royal Roe*.gas electric stove. From June 26 JUvertisements furniture a specialty, chaira caned Thursday evenlnga. 129 Spruce of Herald. 3 bedroom ranch atyl* homa OUTSKIRTS OF Manchcater, lot 1M3 MIIRCURT hardtop converti­ Moring-^Tmeking EXPERIENCED areas de- atovq/ good condiUtMi, converted through July 17. MI. 3-4859. ble sport* coupe, with white side- and ruabed.-, Anaon F. Thorp. ; atreet tOtchell 94387. which can be expanded to 7 rooms. 150’ x 200', wooded.- Near school Bar EDC Link CLASSIFIED ADVT. Storage • 20 sires woilc. Refer Write Box to^tknk gaa. Call Ml. 94190. and bus line. 'Asking *l,56o.' Call walla, tinted glass, window wash­ Phone ICltcbeU 9-6785. X, Heral^. Brick and frame construction. A DEPT. HOURS ers. radio, heater and defroster, COMPLETE ONE room fumiahed. Wanted To Rent 66 30. 3-6074 or MI. 3-8144. MANCiIe STER — Packags Deliv- MIDE-AWAY sofa, , bedroom iwt, 195 No. Main St. Sa* Mr. Keith. 3 y*ar old in ' beautiful condition. (Cettliiiiisd from Poc* Om ) 8:15 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. 31900. Call AD. 2-3123 anytime, ALL KINDS of antenna work. Call sry. Local light truclung and Garden— Farm— Dairy Art Pinney, TV Antenna 'pitelal- dining room table, five chair*, WANTED—One room apartment 26' X J8’ living room with fire­ or PI. 2-7943 between 3 and 5 p.m. packags delivery. Rsfrlgeimtors. Products 96 chest of drawers, miscellaneoua. Before taking its vote, the com­ 8 tst. Sale* and Service. Very’ fair Situations Wanted— with cooking facllitiea by local place, Other rooms larger than Resort Property For Sale 74 waahers and stove moving a / Male 39 30. 9-5090. Bnsineoo LocatloM mittee heard a statement by For­ ^ P Y CLOSING TIME 1980 CHRTSLiER Windsor club prices. Tel. 30. 94772. specialty. ML 94752. business woman. Call Mis* average. 2nd fireplac* In cellar BOLTON l a k e —First Lake, six NOTICE coupe, fully equipped and extra STANDING HAY in North Coven- Buendo. MI. 9-2996, eign Minister George* Bldault on n FOM c l a s s if ie d ADVT. 'THREE.^BURNER Universal elec­ For Rent €4 recreation area, aluminum combi­ room all year home, 110’ frontage nice condition. You have to see MANCHESTER T. V. Serylee, AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO., I try. Call Hartfoid Alpine 8-6115. tric range with oven. Ideal for the progreaa that has been made MON. THRU PRL BOY DESIRES MOWING JOBS MOTHER AND adult daughter In on the lake, fireplace, oil heat, A Boy SooHt eemmittoomoii wiN bo at our tf6io this car to appreciate it. Douglas radio and T.V. apeclaUfta elBce local and long distance moving, summer edttag*. Very reasonable. 8BC»m> FLOOR, 3400 oq. ft., nation windows and doors. You garage, furnished or unfurnished. 10^30 A. M. -Motors, 333 Main. 193<. House seivi?e call 83.50 3 0 3-7M1. plenty tght, two lavatorlee, threa need of ,4-room unfurniihed rent. in working out an agreement on packing, storage. Call 3(L 84187. MI. 9-8gfr. - can't find a better value anywhere E 8 E Realty, 310 Main Street. the Saar ditput* with Germany. JO. 94660 or 3G. S-460T. Hartfor>« CHapel 7-1428. Household Goods . 51 front rooms, suitable light manu­ Write Box F, Herald. ovory Thursday ovoninq ond oil day Sotiirdoys to SATURDAY 9 A. M. 1954 OIEVROLiET AIR tudor, at 817.500. MI. 94297 or 3-4480. Bidault was reported to have TOyt«G MAN desires lawn and TV SERVICE At Potterton’a la the UNIVERSAL JEIectric range, rug facturing. large office halls. Apply bought by n>e brand new for my GUARANTEED Top quishty tsls- pad, 9x12, mediclne'«abinct,'’acat- Backer, 36 Oak. y o u n g b u s in e s s couple dealre told the closed aession that there ossist you in tho soloction of Scoutinq oqulpmonti yoim c»orB E 4 ^ N w n x wife. L«sa .than 1000 miles use by vtslon service. Calls received be­ gArden work. Tel. 30. 3-6454. : finest, only highest quality new 8 or 4 room apartment with re­ still was no guarantee that a solu­ Painting—Papering 21 ■ I ■ — i parts used—all work and parti ter rugs, ruffled curtaiqs, • small CaU Willianii McBride, 30-3-4816 Suburban For Sale 75 ■E AmtEClATCD her and is fully equipped, includ­ fore 9 p.m. will be' serviced same mirrors, end table*, lamja*. 3D. AIR CONDITIONED odicea. Mod- frigerator and stove, Manchester tion ,woiiId be reached, but he atUl from tho iorqost stock in town. ing radio, heater- powerglide, night, 3Q. 9-1S4V / Dog»—Birds— Pels 41 i guaranteed 90 day*. Potterton’s, 3-8233. ern design. Near Post Office, Main area preferred. Ml. 3-4735 after 6 BOLTON HILLSIDE, 6 room split had hopes. Dial MI-3-5121 white walls, electric windows. EXTERIOR PAINTING only. Freq ------—------:------i 130 Center St. Phone 30. 9-4537. street, corner Wadaworth. 3(1, p.m. J. WATSON BEACH and CO. level home, laige living room, The French cabinet has made We ll take any car in, trade, big WEBB'S TV — 17 Maple St., 83 per estimates. 30. 9-1388. TRI COLOR Collie pups. Pedi------^ KEEP OOOL! Come to BenaoU4 i 9-9779, or 3D. 9-9819. greed. No papers. 815 each. Male, AHCINITY MANCHESTER or South fireplace, Youngstown kitchen, conclusion of an acceptable Saar AT DIAMOND'S or small regardless o f year or house caU. All work fully guaran­ EVERYTHING YOU NEED tor electric fans. 85.95 up. Alr- t Realtora Appraisers dishwasher, hot water heat, at­ agreement one of ita prior condi­ make. 30 months to pay. Honest teed. Call 3(1. 9-6535 for quick OUTSIDE PAINTING. Free /es- one female. 30. 9-5341. condiUonera 8199.96 up. Philco,! LARGE STORE for rent with baae- Windsor, small single home or THE NEW 3IANCHESTER Pet four room apartment unfurnished, Hartford JA-2-211S tached garage,' amesite drive, tions for ratification of EDC. Douglas, 333 Main. honest service. timatae. Gilbert Flekett, MI 3 COMPLETE WesUnghouse. Mitchell. E Zi m«nt, desirabls locaUen. Sultabl* large lot, trees. Carlton W.-Hutch­ Loot and Ponnd 3-6982. . / Center, 995 Main St., invites you for any business. For information, MI. 3-7907. AD, 3-2795. No date has been set yet for WIRING INSTALLATION and re­ ROOMS OF BRAND terms. Benson's, Inr., 1085 Main. | ins. 30. 9-5132, 9-4694, final assembly debate on the IDUMD—3 fellows who will wax, 1945 FORD—Pick-up truck. H to visit pets of all kinds. Con­ writs Box E, Herald. ARM Y AND NAVY ton. MI 3-4505. pair of small electric ^pliancea PAINT AND Pmperhanging; ’Time necticut bred Parakeets. 30. NEW FURNITURE WANTED—Five or six room rent, 34 BROOKFIELD STREET treaty. / wash and clean out your car for ANt) APPLIANCES ' preferably in 8th School District. EIGHT ROOM HOUSE. Five acres and fixtures. Clarence G. .Smith, payment*. Finarclng arranged. 9-4273. Hours 3Ionday through Meeliinerv ■'■Ml Tnnk K9 RENT—Small Store, 38 Oak cleared land. Direct from owner. The pact was *i"ned/lri May. 9 »7 MAIN S T R E E T only 88. For service telephone MI. 21 Knox gt. I>hone 3U. 3-8423. Wm. Dickson A Sop. Phons 30. Friday, 10 to 6:30, Wednesday ,FOR ONLY $519.16 M ach in ery U M T o o ls 52 information e*U 3D, John Merz, 48 Woodland St. 'Tel. Custom buUt room English 1952. It has been ratified by MANCHESTER 94I7U. Inquire 538 Bush Hill Road. 1934 FORD Sedan. Good running 9-0920.. • / closed at 2 p.m. S. A ' H. Green MONTHLY PAYMENTS SAWS FOR RENT. 18” . 38" and i 9-1690 or 3D. 9-8094. MI. 9-1924. Colonial on nicely landscaped lot, West German.v, The Netherlands. condition. New tires, 395. Call MI. Btampa. 80' X 170’. In excellent residential ANDOVER—Located on Rt. 6 and Belgium and Luxembourg. Only POUND — Parakeet. Owner may MASON—Fleldstone s specialty. E. WALLPAPER REMOVED. Steam­ OF $16.12 YOUNG COUPLE, no children, de­ have same by identifying and 3-7093 after 8 p.m. section. First floor has large living Hickory Drive. Just 6 miles from France and Italy remain hold­ Toth. Phone 3G. 9-3207. ing. drop cloth used. Average BOXER PUPS, 135 and up. Stud xrf ^ power tod*.; j, g, xpply Wat- sire four room unfurnished rent room, sun room, sun porch, dining paying for ad. MI. 9-0300. BEAUTIFUL PHILCO ELECTRIC by August 1st. MI. 3-5804 after 6 Manchester'Center. 5 room ran^, outs. 1939 PLYMOL*TH, in fine mechani­ room, 83. AU waste cleaned up. aervlce. Boarding. Boxer Farm. ■ *•***>*" ______; kina Bros.. 9.15 Main St. room, large kitchen »ith breakfast 3 bedrooms,. kitchen and spacidua cal condition. New Urea, radiator, b u l l d o z e r qn O R a laige Hating of 4, 5, 6 and 7 room Manor). 3 bedroom, ceramic tiled Q—How does hay rank as an 1951 Ford Tudor—Radio and heat­ perience, latest methods. ML Building—Contracting 14 ,lent working conditions, ^ p e r - lifetime. Free de'monstration.' Pall ROOM ANb BOARD—For gentle-, Annual A.ssembly of the Baptist ment and factory service by factory-trained men. er. Blue. Low mileage—8895. WESTTNGHOUsF' Refriger* t o r. •ingles at *8,750 and up. Two fam­ bath with colored fixtures, radiant agi'icultural crop in this country? 9-2245. ienced preferred. See Mr. Draizen, anytime. Bill ‘Piuisky. 3D. 9-9095. Excellent cmdition. Ideal for win­ ; man. On bui line. Home cooking. ' Union, But Uie biggest hit with -CUSTOM BUILT homes, general Morton's Shoe Store, 775 Mnin St. I MI 9-1446. \ I SKILLED ily homes, 4 and 4« 5 and '5, 6 and oil heat, aluminum combination A —It is the third largest agri­ 1961 Studebaker ,4-Door — Radio contracting, remodeling, repairing. ter oi- Slimmer home, *85. 3D. cultural crop in 'the t}. S., follow­ the British public so far has been So, if you're in the market fof a new car. or a,^ used MORTLOCK’S DRIVING School. THE MURRIDOR, cornbinatlon 6 i-ooms, *13,500 and up, colonials, window* and screen*. Garage and a troupe of Russian dancing girls and heater, automatic drive. Finaticing arranged. Free esU- 9-1837. ing com and wheat. car, this is the time to get one, and Ro.v. Motors. Inc., Green. 27,938 miles. Lost confidence quickly restored DEMONSTRATORS. If ydu are an storm and screen door, full I” , MEN seven looms at *14,800 and up: knotty pine' porch. Few steps fio'm now performing in London,. by a skilled, courteous instructor. mates. Vancour Construction Co., afhbitibua person interested in thick, offers you comfort and pro-' 21 " REO ROYAL power lawn mow- Wanted—^RooniB::—Board 62; Ranch homes, *11,900 to *38.000. grammar school .and bus line. where every customer is treated like a long lost brother, 1951 Studebaker Champ., Starlite 172 Highland St. Tel. 30. 3-4836. Objected to Sherry Ucenae included. Insured, dual high earnings, full of- part time. tection at a moderate price. Also | er. like new with grass catcher Please call Howard R. Hast|hga Qualifird veteran can buy with S'U • Q —How old was Joan of Arc The girls, mostly blonde and is the place to get it. ' • Club Coupe—Overdrive and contixiUed standard and hydrama- ■'Royal'' has an qpening for you. LIKE TO BOARD Boy"; girl 3. | Agency, Manchester. Ml. 9-1107. down. 30 year mortgage. Reduced heater, grey.—8895. CABINET MAKINO-rWi alM do combination window* priced . to - attachment. Reasonable. MI. Have own furniture’ If needed. • MECHANICAL when she led the French army to aged from 17 to 28, at first balked Uc cars. Ml. 9-7398. Experience uni)4ces*ary, oppor­ fit your pocketbook. Manchester 34267. for quirk sale to*814,700. the relief of Orleans at drinking a toast to Anglo- ail type*, of carpentry wprt^ re- tunity for advancement. For full Will take Sunday*. State price. DESIGNERS SIX ROOM Cape Cod. AH Ul/ktti h- A Good Firm To Dcal'With—-To Bu.v, Trade or Service 1950 Nash Rambler Convertible- modeling, alterations, eto. Good Awning Co.. .195 West Center St. Box 84. Westbrook, Conn. en, autoni6.tic washer, aWrriinum A Seveijteen. Riissian.friendship in sherry, but Radio, heater and overdrive. AUTO DRTVINO Instruction from deTails. Royal' Plastics Co. MI. 3D. 9-3091. Open all day Saturday. HIDE-A-BED—Maple end table, JARVIS REALTY Your Car. , PULB SPRAYERS your home. Insured dual control workmanship, and / reaaoiiable 9-2789. windows and screens, Urge lot. when told that Margot 'Fonte>’n Special—8645. junior chairs, kiddie-koop. baby ' ------i • TOOL DESIGNERS (Britain's premiere ballerinar al­ car. Larson Drlypig School. MI. rates. Eatimates gladly given, ROYA^ AND Smiin-Corona port­ Near bus, school and new church. COMPANY‘ Q. How many seats would .be Call tuck at PI^41^9S or John at tends, baby scales, play pen, Apartmehts— Flats— ways toasts in sherry, they re­ FOR POTTED PLANTS I960 Chevrolet Tudor—Radio and 9-8075. HOUSEI^EPER. Depe n d * b 1 e able and standard typewriters. bathrcxim scales, rug. boudoir • DETAILERS .■Vacant. Direct from owner. MI. 654 CenterBtreet added to Congress in thS event heater. Beautiful black finiah. Ml. 3-5769. houseMeker to live in. Exper­ Tenements '"63i 3-5407. Alaska is granted statehood? luctantly sipped a teaspoonful All makes of adding machines chair, metal cabinet. 3D 9-1617. ea<'h. 1"* . A real buy. ienced in child care and in cook­ sold or rented. Repairs on ail • TOOL and DIE MAKERS MI-3-4m-^ . A.- One in the Hoire and two ing. f o start work around: June LIKE CX30L Cemking —even in OVERSIZED THREE-room unfurn­ SIX ROOM Cape Cq4 and garage. in the Senate. As for their performance, some ROY MOTORS, Inc. GET SNAROL FOR CUTWORMS 1950 Chevrolet Conv.—:R*dio, heaf- Garages--S«rvici^torageiai^ t^ ^ ^ ^ ^ i^ ^ “°^^ makes. Marlow's. Five finished rooms. . Ideal • loca­ Evenings Call 3 0 -^ 8 4 7 . ■: X, Summers at the shore. Own summer? , See -the electric range ished apartment'. Year round liv­ • TOOL and GAUGE critics thought the girts, had in­ Lawn roliers, s|MiMdts, shdvoisi rakes, whoolbai|:ows, , er, light blue. Very clean. cotorter wcwork, ' garage, etc. No Job /room . Attractive salary. .Write WINTER SEAL of Connecticut ing, overlooking Bbltoii I-ake. tion, nicely lanjdscaped. Many COLONIAL—Attractivee aix\rooms troduced a new note of sex-appeai; Save. too small. bargaining at Fotterton's, 130 Cen­ INSPECTORS Q - Wh'at is the-origin of the MANCHESTER'S NUMBER ONE SERVICE CENTER GARAGE FOR one cat. Center Eugene Girardin, 16> Box B. Herald. Give references. aluminum combination storm win­ ter St. ' Beautiful country atmosphere, extras, *14,000. Owner. MI. 9-7102. in. desirable location1 . FirejiUce. even though they wore high- hondy carts, qordtn hoso, iown mowors, power ^rotjer'rotjer St. 3(1. 9-5509. / , ^ ______■ expression "to carry off the blue St < orner Lilac St. 3D. 3-5676. / j I dows and dcxirs. Guaranteed Gcx>d atrictiy residential, ample closets, Bright, spacious kitchenhen. Garage, ribbon"? aisled dre-s.^es reaching to the D*SOTO — ROAD SERVICE — PLYMOUTH MOTHER’S HELPER to live in, or curtains, shades, heat, hot water • GAUGE MAKERS DUPLEX 5-5, coirpietely redeco­ ihowers, lawn sweepers. Guaranteed and Fully Housekeeping. Manchester repre­ WASHERS—Used, *10 and up, in Immediate occupancy. Madeli'he A .--It originated in , England ground: The Sunday Express critic GEINERAL CARPENTRY and re­ by the day. Writ^ Box Q. Herald, and electricity. *95 per month. rated, both sides available, high Smith, Realtor'. 30 Vl642 or V Reconditioned pairing, Reasonable. MI 9-4291. sentative. M. J. Granfield 3(1. good mechanical condiUon. Two income, good location, reasonably where a blue ribbon was the dis­ msy have strained his eyes, if not 241 N. MAIN ST. AT DEPOT SQ. — TEL MI-3-5113 Low'Down Payments at GARAC^ FOR RENT. 24 Gnawold' giving references and age. Easy Spindry, one Kenmore auto­ Referencees. Cali MI. 94471. • PRECISION GRINDERS 9-1146, , f , a point, in writing: SI. .MI, 3-7788. 94758.' priced. ..Carlton W, Hutchins. MI. tinguishing badge of the Knights GRASS SEED Bank°7tatea matic'* - -■ completely overhauled • JIG BORERS 9-5132, 9-4694. of the Garter. "By clothing the girl* from ARE YOU Keeping your family PiPELESS HOT air furnace. in with new gears, *99.95. See them NO DOWN PAYMENT Studebaker Sales and Service the modern way? Not by sacrifices Florists—Nurseries , 15 good condition. *50 cash. Inquire at Potterton's, 130 Center St. to qualified GI. Approximately *78 Motorcycles—Bicycles 11 but by enterprise !!! Ayop can Mr*. Porter, 14 La:aurel Street, • EXPERIMENTAL FIP.ST TIME ON MARKET per month. Rolling Park, 6-2 part- ; Q.!—What riniaad the Ocntniction CHORCHES MOTORS ahow’ you the way to new beauty, 3 SERVEL gas refrigerators, 815, MACHINISTS of the rtirigiMe. The Hindehbiirjt? LAWN CPRINKLERS OF AU KINGS . ,80 OaJtland S^eet—MI-9-9483 1952 HARLRV DAVIDSON 74 OHV. GERANIUMS—35c each. 8 for Rockinlle. l.v finished, basement, vestibule, *1; annual flowering plants, 25c. I new clothes, new interest in life. 830 and 860. LaFlamnie Appli- USED TRUCKS Six rooms, two story. Hot .water A.—The cause remain* unknown. ' Excellent condition. Phone MI. Add to your income by represent­ shed dormer, hot water oil heat, McConville’s Greenhouses, 302 HEARING a id s !—Why continue to ance Co.,.15 Oak St. oil heat, copper plumbing. Garage. 1 fireplace, combination storm*, city eeA SPRINKLER HOSE 1952 CHEVROLET deluxe fordor 3-6817 after 4. ing Avon in your neighborhood in use your outmoded hearihg aid? ! Q. Is the flesh o( the octopus | aedah. Green, Radio, heater. E-x-, Woodbridge St., 3D-9-5947. Open Of All Kinds Apply Sewer and rity water, sidewalk*. I conveniences, huge lot. new school. AT evenings 'til .8. spare time. Call JA. 5-2491 after 6 Outstanding trade-i,n allowances' USED SERVEL 7’ refrigerator, Ts;o blocks from Main St.. pear> used for food? i cellent condition. Price 31,100.; pm . offered toward *i new, one-battery; Freezpr across the top. Priced Speciar Sale - Thursday Only 1949 HARLEY\4 OHV. 99 Norman Many Modeh To Choose Elast Center St. Vacant. Good CM ALBERT J. GATTO CO. . A.- Tet. e.spectally among Chi- SOTT PRODUCTS INCLUDING 4X0 ■Olaen, 78 Alton Street. Ml. 9-0249. transistor aid. Cbme in today for | Kenap’s. Inc. 76S^.Main. Employment’ Office neae and Italiapir, 1 St. after 3 p.nr> • . . From dition. Cash required *3,000. Mi * CHapel 94489 1933.FORD Victoria. Radio; heater, Roofinx—Siding 16 Help wanted— Male 36 assume present mortgage. aiA PEST CONTROL I H e a X ■“ ms"- M ^ a ir^ MAPLE BEDROOM SET - Full • power steering, 4,800 milei. We 1947 TRIUMPH Tiger "100'' motor­ Evenings JAckson S-.3989 Q. Who was the flrst U. S. am- | ROWFING, Siding and carpentry, MI 9 -^ 1 ’ ^ ' bed. Sealy mattress, sewing IV 2 TONVAN CHARLES LESPERANCE• CALIF-KSlii PEEL PORCH FURNITURE guarantee that this car looka and cycle with nriany accessories. MI. WANTED ' ______I machine, bedspread, pair Kool- Weekdaya 3Ianrhester. Mitchell 3-6948 bassador to Great'.Britain? ' j handlea likb a brand new car. 3-5224. ^bratlona and additions. CeU- Mitchell 9-7620 A.Thomas Francis Bayard,; Uts Krilium to Improve Hit Soil. inge. Workmanship guaranteed. 1 SCYTHE. 55 gai. oil drum with j foam pillows, pair boudoitr lamps. IV2 TON PLATFORM, 3(ANCHE8TER— Colonial, *14,800. Oouglaa Motora, '333 Mam. JIUBBER MOLD Can be seen at 451 Parker St' 1^- Who served from 1893 to 1897.’ ' j 1947. HARLEY-DAVIDSON motor- A. A. Dion. Inc., 299 AutumB faucet. Preserving jars, cheap. 10 WHEELS ' S A. M. to 4:30 P. M. Three year old garrison colonial, 9-6842. SQUARE TOP TABLE—Reg. $9.95 I e • e e • e e ..NOW $7#50 1946 CHEVROLET Tudor. Original oycle- 61 O.H.V, Call 3D. 9-7410 street MItch''l \*4860. PRESS OPERATORS Ml. 9-7087. I six large rooms, fireplace, base- • after 5:30 p.m. ' BOLTON-kThree bedroom ranch j Q.—W'hat causes thf lifriitnesa * black finiah, radio heater, low KEEP COOL this summer. An at- j FOR SALE—35 inside panel door* I HEAVY TRACTORS house with attached garage, plas-' •ment, recreation room.'oil steam of balso Wood? Wfltor Soluble Forliliztri mileage, one local owner. Very, FOR THE BEST in Bonded buUt (Closed Saturdays) heat. large lot. Gatto. Co. CH. tic or window fan is the simple | in very good condition. Suitable j tered walls, ceramic tile bath, fire­ A.—The large air cajvities and vary clean. ExcegUonal value at up rpofs, shingle roofa, gutters, Second and Third Shifts 9-8489. Evenings JA, 8-3989. Man­ L.AMP TABLE— Reg. $8.95...... NOW $ 6 .75 conductors And root repairs call low’ cost w'ay of enjoying a com-1 for cottages. Can be seen at 2 G o o d CIm m MUk place, aluminum combination. tha thin walls of ita fibers. 11 only 8545. Se Bob( Oliver today, Business Services Offered 1 $ Almshouse, Middle - TurjiplKe chester MI. 3-6946. RX-tS A COMPLETE PLANT FOOD Center Jdotor Sale*. Coughltp, Mitchell 3-7707. $1.50 Per Hour To Start fortable evening and a good Ddivnry Trucks. screens, storm windows and doors. East, any day up to 8 p.m. Q.—A motion in the .Senate to I COMPLETE REPAIRS by Stuart night's sleep. 16" 2-speed wipdow i PRATT and WHITNEY Venetian blinds, amesite driveway. TWO-FAMn.Y House, high loca­ COCKTAIL TABLE— Reg.. $9.98 ...... NOW $7*50 1868 CHEIVROLET lui metal station R. Wolcott on wringer and auto­ FOR ALL KINDS of rooting, aiding fan with spacers, 845. 22" two- Lot 150 X 1.50. Immediate oceu- tion, country atmosphere. I>arge break a filibuster by limiting de- | ORECK’S QUICK LIFE aod FOLIUM and painting call Manchester PATTERN AND colored ki***, old • wagon, like new condition, radio, matic washing machines, vacuum speed reveraibie window fan with GARRITY AIRCRAFT ptney. Price 814,700. i lot, excellent trees. Six rooms, bate nee<3e how many votes to suc­ clean.er*. motors, amall appU- Roofing and Siding Co. Free esti­ SPKNCER RUBBER push button control panel -872. china, „lamps, picture frames, bil- ceed? ' heater, low mileage. Douglas ver and knick-knacks. P^eg Rich­ vacant. Two-car garage. Price Motoea, 338 3iain. mates. Tel. Ml: 9-8933. 24 " •'to 38" attic fans 875 to 8107. IMvtsioa of United Aircraft VERNON: BOX MOUNTAIN! *13,800. Phone MI.' 3-8273. Brae- A.—Tw Unfinished upstairs, income pro­ de luxe. Low mileage. Excellent 3-538). . . A tm i EXPERIENCED THE'ESCOTT AGENCY th* London police force get -tlie condiUon. Call MI. 9-6633 after w a n t e d —TWO first-class aar- Licensed Bpoker ducing, *17,500. Details. CaU MI. SETTEE— Reg. $lV.95 . . NOW $13.95 KUBBUH AND Aabeo removed. ONE PAIR STRONG OARS. MI. 3-6377. name "Bobbies"? > , " 8:80 p.m. General cleaning ai alUca, celiars penUra. The Annuli Construction 9-7087. PLURGED SEWERS 266 High Street West A.-u-Krom the founder "of the and yards. CoU M and M Rubblah Heating— Plumbing 17 Co. 3U. 9-9244. Corner McKee Street. Manchester force, .Sir Robert Peel, whose nick­ 1048 OLOdMOBILE i u I sedan - t - ' ‘ Lots For Sale 73 ALL SALES ^NAL — CASH ONLY removal. Ml. 8-9757. LENNOk FURNACES and warm BuihUnx Materials 47 30-9-7683 name waa ''Bobby," coipt. Hydramatic, new THROWSTER to take charge and MadiiM CliiMd ■ ■■ I' - n a d Urea, written g u a ra n tia ^ o Aim QUES .Reflniehod. Repairing air heatihg. |Urt Van Camp. ACL full responsibility with understand- LINOTYPE OPERATOR A t MORNING8IDE, MUford, Conn. 9-3144. . . ing- of machinery used in silk NEW WAREHOUSE OF *14.500. TWO YEAR old brick and Lot for shore, or y e ir around cot­ Q-T44hcn the la g io f the United dona on any (uriiltube. ‘Ilemen. NATIONAL BUILDERS’ ■opdo ladks. Dry I StotM l« flowa with the fUg ef tat BouUi Main i t Phone MI. throwing. Box.W. Herald'. 'FULL-TIME EMPLOYMENT—APPLY IN PERSON shingle, 7 room Cape Cod, base- tage, hi|^ elcvAUoh; aightly. Writs 3-5643. PLU3(BINa and ■ heating. New' s u p p l i Jes Wataiw mgnt garage, amesite drive, oil Box U, Herald. ■ < aaether couatrr, which ehOaM Iw 3(^DpOTS9UA«E T&.M I;9Jl274 —iilto VmMJBT — ConvertiM*. work or repairs. Phone 30. 9-8S4L MAS TO DO janitor work,'6 days ! Equipped to render better sei^ce Proeflng hot water heat,. I ’ i bath*. Youpga- higheet? , UM m l p ^ , radio, heater, GONDBR’g X.V. Serrlce, aveilaUe Ernest J.'Morin. a week. Apply at Mahehester and delivery! . . tfthrn kitchen, fireplace, alumiiium VERNON — Beautifutty. leeatsd 4>—^Neither. International usage, h e m p s ., I n e wans, nice aharp condition Antenna converaione, -Motor Bales before 8 p.m. McKin n e y r r o s ; . , window* and screeiia..Lot 90 x ISO, buUding lota. High slevaUon, won­ forbids the display the Sag oC J—------rrn —P ------GUARANTEJED PLUA(B1NG and 381 SUU StreeS . derful view. 30. 9-6666 er 3(1 oiie nation nboye that qf another * Oouglaa Motors 8S . Nortl^Haven, (Conn. .KBWJCSAUB PUFOBAA. OO. Sorntng i|rraUi ‘ Winds * 30. 8-2461, heating. Jobbihg and nqir work. IS8>ltt Piaart Uk TaL MM-SSSS *1166. ■ > ■atioi in. time oi pence. Advortiee ill The Herald-*It Poyw Joaeph SkeUey. J 0 . 9 -^ lT Read Ifei^ld Advi. Telephoi^ CHe«ti^t 8-0285 t / J - ; ; ■ ' ' . ( ‘ ■ ■ / : ■ ■ ’ • y r . . ' i

' ♦ * PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT .WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 1954 \ - ^ jlanrl^pBt^r lEocttiUg Ifpralb . '&• A verse Daily Net Press Run For the Week Ended The Weather An hour ot Hartan and' Bucha-1 June t, I9M F erai^ of D. 8. weather Bareaa About Town risUc prayer fo r the needs ahd tn- i tcntkms of the Hoot Rer. Heipy' 1 1 ^ 5 4 Cloudy tonight. ^ Low. about J. O'Brien, ' D.D., Archbishop o f ! 99. Dr. mad Mra. Euftnc H . Dmvla. Hartford an daugbtam Nancy and Lauren, plan QUAIFTY tESTfD Bureau of Otrculation' fune 13. Rev. John B. Uulj^ew, in middle 70e. to attend the twenty fifth reunion O.P.. will officiate at the. Monas- Manc/iesier-^A City of Villose Charm of Dr. Davie's class at Dartmouth end approved by tha Behar Fobocs Te*r' of Our Lady of'GrSce in North Coiiege in Hanover. N. H. this GuUford. I Teshien ApprevMi" CeUera VOL. LXXIII, NO. 219 week-end. O f c^>ecial< interest is (Claaeifled Advertlabif oa Pag* 19) CHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JUNE 10. 1954 the fact that Dr. John Sloan A delicate Taupe • A Misty Rose^ (EIGHTEEN PAGES) PRICE n V E CENTS ZMckcy, president o f Dartihouth. A son bom recently to Mr. snd ' is also a member of the class of Mrs. John G. Chsves of PI Bissell 1029. It' is also notable that this St.,- hes been naried Robert John: • reunion is to be held at commence­ He was bom in the Hartford Hos- 1 $ 1.65 SHEER 15 DENIER NYLONS i pita! June 6. '• Vote vNe ment time., in honor of Dr. Dickey, Ike Sees Defensive whereas it is usually held a week ' $1.37 Pr. after. Paul S. Kelsey of this twn , A marrlaffe certif.icate\w;a« and Theodore Gume.v of Glaston­ secured yesterday tn^the Hartford O n C o m ro l bury are also members of this Bureau of Vital Statistics by Cls $1.65 w a l k i n g s h e e r 30 DENIER ■ ence W. Frechette of Hartford Growth for French ; and Audrey G. ti’ pton of this town. N Y L O N S ...... $1.37 Pr. Robert H. Moxser of 70 Hill Rd. B Y x fa n ie l haa entered' the U. 8 Air Force A son waa recently bom to Mr. and will take his baste training at ..and Mrs. Robert G. J a m * of 26L Since Fall of Dieh /Batnpeoa A ir Force Base in New i W. Onter 8t. at the Hartford $ 1.35 "THRIFTIES” SHEER NYLON Paris, JuneHO (A>)—The Tork, 1 HospitaL // specter of a prolonged cabinet $1.17 Pr. / ___L___t .. Washington, June 10 (/P)— '*hlm to endorse ell Republican crisis threatened Fhtnce and / ^------7------President Eisenhower today ! Congreee »* he did in the Geneva conference today. / to Bar 11 said the French .Union forces He aLed'"wUif"a griir however, Premier Joseph Laniel fob the / $1.35 "THRIFTIES" SEMI’ SERVICE in Indochina are in possibly ' that he imaglnea. sbmeone could third time jh five weeks de­ N « w NYLON ...... $1.17 Pr. better defensive shape th an 'P“ 'l aomethlng out ofTa hat that manded a vote of confidence SOFT AS before the fall of Dien Bien from the angry^ national as­ Welch Weeps at McCarthy Remark ik t h l Eisenhower -'"X 1 hu, but undoubtedly could be hower added he hopea thaXon't sembly. f / $1:65 SERVICE STOCKING . . $1.37 Pr. much aided by outside mill- happen. x The deputies will vote'on Sat­ A WHISPER of 12^ a n ly I f f tary help. I ^ reporter then asked whether urday. .Observers generally were Still Against Starting W ar ! in making that re- pessimistic about Lantel's chances. „ on I O X O F 4 8 . $ 1 .4 9 However, the President told his The Premier survived his last con­ fidence vote May 13 by the thin bcUe^re*^” hiIT:ounUy s"hou^ Congress as for the possibility of margin 01 of two yotea Votes and aome of Tax Change war.war »bould start a . ^ ,p«cial s«aalon of Con-^ JUo-support seems to have deserted To Shift Hunt ._a'_ gress ffTAAa AftUt*after fhmthe presentr\rAa*nl session«Aaai/\*i ada<4. llilllhim RinCAsince thuM.then. ^ 5 D't WeW#n(fi Instead, he declared, the United State* should keep its military re­ journs, probably sometime in Au Geneva Parley At Stake Washington. June 10 (IP )— ■.AUflCM nil C M M -s serves highly mobile, ready to gust, Eisenhower said he had no Enough of the lawmakers may Senate Finance Comltiittee Wa.shington, June 10 (A>)— Sen. McCarthy swore today Intention of doing so unless aome move to any point of danger, and reconsider during the Interim, action giving President EiVn- that Army Counselor John G; Adams tried to blackmail him to continue w-aging the attSLCk on -unforeseen crisis develops. however, to enable the government Restates A-8wap Ideas------hower just about what he oiit of calling Army Loyalty Board members before him -for Communism on a world-wide front to squeeze through. Few of the ijue.stioning about Communism, "g ra ft and Corruption.” Mc­ toGvii^ful news... with Intellectual, economic and Atomic energy Eisenhower re­ deputies want to assume responsi­ asked for in tax changes to- iterated his belief that there Carthy said Adams used "a com- • ■:------——— apiritual weapons as well as mili­ bility for Jeopardizing the Geneva da.v dimmed the prospects of bination of salesmanship and should be a greater interchange of conference and there ia no certain­ tary ^nes. victory for a Democratic- threats" in a three hour talk at The President said thl.s country atomic energy information be­ ty any new government could be certainly, is in a truly serious situa­ tween the U. S. and its Allies. He formed quickly.- 'ITiere was a lap.se planned floor fight to tack on McCarthy's Washington JTIvieirt said thia country hardly can ex­ ,of 37 days last year between the an income tax cut. ment on the night of Is.st Jan. 22. O t r U n l (T l y i n g tion, although he declined to accept '.And, McCarthy said. Adams n ifi’sui dim-ci-year a que.stioner's suggestion that it pect cooperation from the Allies time former Premier Rene Mayer Finishing iU work on the 878- made it "very, very clear" that if wa.s in greater danger than ever without being willing to provide was voted out of office and Laniel pa^s tax revision bill last night the investigation ord.” he urged Stevens to "lean over • IN SIAtONt NIW'F sNUm . sible to give out secret information Seattle, Wa.sh., June 10 (A*)— Secretary of State Dulle.s for an individual income tax slash baoVwards” against giving an.V For State Help •^niTim AND AtM O VID Hr BrWer/sMet RtaNg come early.,, lian to give out speret Informatoin today rejected British and French arguments that the United there lost out, 210-20t. special consideration to G. David / n without authorization: Nonetheless the senior Senate With A Nations should not act on Indochina while peace negotiations Schine, wealthy young consultant Hartford, June 10 ,/pi—Oov. Bmrfm.■.rm r gitmmIt t tf m^ffitr ,mNb'ri choose the styles and '■'x In the cuirent Arniy-McCarthy committee Democrat. Sen. George tp the McCarthy subcommittee Lodge today proposed that ceUings . • /fAMBMl 1“ PrepertwWLeg Trp**"-sawrci;«« p'r '--- ft controversy. Roy M. Cohn, chief with the Ckimmunist.s are under way at Geneva. He appeal^ (Ga). and Democratic Committee who faced prospective drafting on State employee #alar>' brackets prices you prefer. counsel to the McCarthy Investiga­ in effect for speedy action by the*------^------member. Frear (D el) told news­ T Never Gauged Your into the Army. bo raised alwtit 10 per cent, a move tions subcommittee and a lieuten­ U. N. 'Security Council to send a men they planned to fight the is­ 3. Stevens. In hi” preseqee. asked which would grant pay boostg this Jantzen ant in the New York National peace observation commission to sue out on the Senate floor. Schine to pose'with Stevens for a year to aome 3,000 employee oiu! Guard, has sided with McCarthy southeast Asia, asserting that Reds and West While they declined to disclose photograph at McGuire Air Force ultimately affect all wprkers. in the Senator's contention that it "knowledge haa never yet been ah their strategy in advance, other Cruelty, Recklessness’ Base last fall. Stevens h u testified Refusea Union Bid is proper for government workers impediment to honest negotiation.” informants- said the Democrats he does not believe he proposed the The governor’s alternative pay , to give the subcommittee secret in- Dulles did not mention Britain See Failure in might center their floor battle on picture- that he certainly had no formstion, despite any presidential and France by naini but U. S. Washington, June 10 (A*)—.•'I'ears rame to ilia eyes as he faced plan was made to officials of the a reduction plan which would 'hit recollection of it. Connecticut State Employes Assn, directive to the contrary, if the diplomats in Washington said those the Treasury far more lightly than Bitter drama .brought the ‘ ballway outsUle Uie hearing 4. In his opinion, the Army took workers fi*el nothing is being done nations have been the principal as he turned dov.ii the union’s de­ Geneva Talks the original esemptloh proposal turn o f tUot „I bunng a haatily called re- reprisals against Maj. Gen, Kirke mand for an immediate 8840 acroen to remedy's dangerous situation. source of srgument-v which Dulles t^urn of events tlmt placed ,.osa. He mmmuued to bvatamiera which the administration said B. I.awton because Lawton co­ the board pay WKe for Lhe 18,000 CEHOUSESSON Cohn was not mentioned-by name •said have "little validity.” cost too much. ben. Joseph R. McCarthy (R- that MtCarUiy had struck a blow Oene'va, June 10 f/T)— British operated with McCarthy’s invesU- w'orkers. , ^ T " r ...... ■ I is i g . , ' In the exchange. INscusse* Foreigr'vPollcy ' W is) on the witne.ss stand "LK'fair, unfair, indecent to this Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden This new plan would Involve s g'ationa sub-committee. McCarthy .g^h pay bracket coptiln# *l.x W E GIVE GREEN STAMPS Politics-the President said he In a speech prepared for the In­ called on the Indochina peace . 820 tax cut for each taxpayer on late yesterday, with sjiecial u 1 , n, ©aid he believes Lawion, cOm- salary steps, o f five per tent each, still feels, on the broad ground of ternational Rotary (invention conference today to narrow Ann,,. vl yrt-aithy ivas then Called to the bt tween- the minimum and magi- season-maker suits responsibility, that it ia proper for here, Dulles discussed major topics Arm y counsel Joseph N. witness chair to begin his lesti ic^ (Continued on Page Fqur) (Conllnut-d on Pnge Four) East-West dllferenres without Welck denouncing him in cold mony, as perhaps the ncx'. to last Mura of the range. The large plan of American foreign policy with delay or admit failure. emphasis on these points; witnesses in the televised hearings, w-ould lift the ceiling to create two fury as a man without a additional salafy' step." o f five per 1. Today there ia ]:>erliaps “.too now in their 31st day. ' Geneva, June » — The Indo­ sense o f decency. each. That would raise mazl^ Ike Postpones much difference betWMn the mem­ 10 Armed with cnart.s and a point­ keep their shape with Pellon china peace talks appeared today to Police Check A burst of applause came un­ er, he painted a gririi plctitrc of Formula Seen mums by ten per c>nt. or five per bers of the non-Comniunlst worldX’ checked from .spectators nn the have entered a new phase in which Undercover .Co'mmunism a.s he said cent "nnually over two years. Dulles deplored the lack o f Vinlt>^ both the western powers and the packed, sticky-hot hcaAng room ______Extension Plan but ssiff 'it is probably inevitable It exists in thus country today. Gov. Lodge told union leaders iMiitig:: Communists are trjing to blame Go-between in as Welch told McCarthy that " I f Only a few questions weie put to Easing Tension that his plan would be given an in the development of common pol­ e^^ch other for the anticipated fail­ there is a Godwin heaven" the icies among free natlon.s. He pre­ him, and his initial testimony had imtnediate one step, or five per For Trade Act ure of the conference. ‘ Senattg- would reap no benefit no direct bearing on the formal cent, pay raise to- l.g34 w o rk err' \W\ sumably referred to differmcea Murders Plot from an attack McCC.rlhy had about action to save Indochina Neither side . declared publicly charges in his dispute with high 111 AFC Hasslie now at the ^op of their'' pay brack­ that further negotiaUons are use­ just leveled at a member of A 'm.v officials. •, et*. By the end of September, he i Washington, June 10 ((91—Presi­ from (Jornmiiniat control. Welch’s Boston law firm. Mc­ 2. He renewed hl.s warning 'to less, But the atiffer attitude of the Bartow, Fla., June 10 OPi—In ­ Secretary of the Arm y Stevens ’ Washington, June-'IO uPi Reps. aaid, an additional l.jjtk) who have ■ dent Eisenhower said today he has Carthy had teimed the lawyer, western Europe generally and major delegations mqde clear they vestigators went to work today and Arm y Counselor John G. W. Sterling Colp ( R - N y ) and climbed to their pay maximiuns- 16 merely postponed, not abandoned-, hold little hope of agreeing on a uiRglng into the actions of a mys­ Frederick G. Fi.sher, 32, a man Adams accuse McCarthy and would receive simitar increases. ..-60 H O ND KR GIRI.^—What a doll yoii .aiv in'a..Tantzcn Italy and France particularly that with a Communist front recorij..." Price iD -Ill) expressed hope to- big call fo'r a three-year extension cease-fire for the Far Eastern bat­ tery man in the Florida version Cohn of subjecting them to im­ A ll workers Will ultimately bene- rontnved te do 801 much for p giil. .Nothing butWatlery "there may have to be a basic shift tleground. Welch had been < ros.s examining ‘day that a formula haa been found in United States policy” unle:sa the of Murder Inc. proper pressures to win favored to ease sham' tensions within the' '■fit when they reach all the top of ia found 4n the front ahirring ,. . . from top to bottom! and .basic revision of . the Recipro­ Roy M. Cohn, McCarthy's chief the present pay scale. "wM a! cal Trade Act providing gradually nations there promptly complete The nine-party parley scheduled This man, a Pensacola resident, Army assignment# for Pvt. . G. A t o m I r .^Energy Commission Spring throujrh .sumpier fasbion- .lantz^n fits the figure with a bra thal'a shirretP and counsel and a principal in the Sen­ lower tarllfs. |. organization of the European De­ another meeting this afternoon,'’but was a go-between in what County David Schine. a. former siibcom- (A E C l (A'er the auHiorvty of The . governor's plan came as a able.s that jro to town or to Eu­ ' boned . . . adjiiatable for atrategic .^v-itli trying to "blackmail " tatively approved unanimously notify the governor of-its decision. dehiigned' their new-shape .«il- tHI v it’Il dr^ amazingily. fast . . . amazingly light weight, too! There was no progress at all yes­ In rapid fire order since Monday The 64-year-oId VVelch abrupt­ In light blue. Sizea If) to' 18. flS.tt.V one-year exteriSfon of present law, under which a western European ly halted his questioning of Cohn. them out of a seitrch for Reds in yesterday by the Senate-House NIW said this would suffice for now.- army., including Gerr lan forces, terday on the Indochina probfem. there have been these develop­ the Army. Atomic Energy Committee in. (ContinueU bn' Page Four) houettes., then lined tberh- step in the game. West Point-educated Preside'nt Known as the Reciprocal Trade More than 8,000 New Yorkers raised the question o f why this with Du Pont Cement' & Agreements Act, the law. which Into Open Airti-U. S. Riot 4. Donnelly. 61. shot himself to jam street* as solemn requiem The Poisoned People (2) ran be. at hi* news cohfereace. Stucco Paint—now in 24 the House bill' would keep in e f­ , death yesterday only a few hours I after he was released in bond from, high Mass is celebrated for Doro­ Hr named ao names and had oo vibrant "Sunshine Colors’ • fect. is presently scheduled to ex­ thy Westwater, 14, school girl vic­ answer." . ~ ■ pire at_ midnight Saturday. Actu­ Cananea .Son.’ Mexico, June 10,-owned by citizens of the United 1jail.--. j5. The solicitor said DonneUv'a tim of rapi.stikiller . . . AuUiorities and intermizea. Also, a bril­ ally, most qf the act's tariff-cut- 'A*' — Anti-Amencan feeling, re- State.s. .There are approximately I '“ i'l DonneUy'a in Danbury still iinahle to unravel Weekend Wonderfuls that portedly fanned by known Cbm- 200 Americans living there death would have no 'bearing on' Islanders Protest H-Tests VIETMIN'H T.AKE POSTS liant white ‘that stays white. ^ mystery of 12-yes r-old boy who munist leaders of Meklco, burst The eltht men flrst ------* Hanoi, Indochina, June 10' (Contlnue Malr- the United Nations . . . We re- •mooth-flowiag p^iot for 30 to 38. ttirbable New York office manag- mination of government contracts chaige of second degree murder M I'L L O V LOSE.S .AT TE N N IS f Teofilo P e r a 11 a. ed them qut of jail. Mayo an- ahall Island* to get the resident*' ' quest that all' the experiments ' er, goes to his death on the gal­ for time fpses threw nearly 800 In connection wdth slaying of hii Beckenham, England, Juae 19 ■taooo,-ooaaete, plaster and views. HI* story appearing yes­ with lethal weapons within this' lows at Maryland penitentiar>’ to­ people out of work today in Mid- wife' and receives life i.imprison- iJ*?—Hugh Stewart, a Mg, poww brick. ■ - - r.*! ^ •'T *»t, but the eight were dlebury, Waterbury and Torring- terday deacribed the life bl the area' be immediately ceased." night for the "almost perfect" ment sentence from Judge Samuel er-hitting L m .Angeles teaala tioned here until things become arrested on the land again yester- ton. and about 780 m >re will be Mellitz. 'Poisoned People.? "Todaiy’* arti- 1 murder of his w ife.- safeMAf# again.Ap'uin ** dav • .Ask* Better Precaution,* ' | player, created a major opoet laid o ff by the end of the month. cAe tells at the feeling* uqderly-) Pedal Pushers Tile execution la set for 12:01 Pbltce d iie f Opens Jail . Chancellor ifonrad Adenauer an­ I'ng Hietr appeal to the I'rilted Na­ I f these experiments^ are- "abso------In the third round of the Krat Too, for W oofiiortd ♦ • ‘ i *,m. j, • Lombardo Tbledano, left-wing The U. S. Time Corp.. Its Con­ Shouts of "Down- with Yankee nounces he Mill visit I'.S, in Oc­ tion*. , The story waa deta\ed bv ! lutcly necessary for the eventual, Lawn Tennis Champleeahlp# ta- ' In easy (o wear, eaay to launder fabrics. Color*: RcfJ, Grammer' was convicted of leader arvd , chief of the Latin- necticut operations consisting of $2.98 imperialism" and "bum the Amer- tober and accept honorary doctor­ censorship ia the U. S. Defense' )cell-being of all the people, of th e' itay when he whipped Oardaar grey, brown and navy, sizes 10 to 20. bludgeoning' his attractive. 33- American Syndicate of Workers, four plants here and a large plant ate from Columbia University... heard from the was In^this city a few weeks ago! and State Depts. and .Atomic korld. ” then it urged better pre-I MuUoy. 49-year-old MUqil. Fhk,l Gal. ' year-old wife to death nearly two in Mtddlebury. announced last Ita ly ’s (Christian Democrat and al­ Asbestos Shingles In S gallon lots I:rowd$as th ey stoned the munic­ Energy Commlsaioa.) cautionary measurea and adequate ■ wtrran, 6-1. 3-6, 9-1. MnUor.V years ago-^ln August, 1982—and Another leftist leader, Jaciento night it will have to lay off, 1,100 lied government parties rack up Sportswamr—Second Floor ipal building and city Jail until Lx>pez. candidate for governor, was compensation for uprooted citi- fom trr .Americaa champion, ia sending. her body hurtling down­ Peralta opened the jail doors. by June 30. including 380 tqday. wide gains in 284 town elections expected last night The Gleapoh Tool Corp.. employ- By WILLI.A.M j . W .\l (iH ranked No. 4 ia the Uaited hill in an automobile ao that it Insults were hurled at state and held during past year^ The Marshall Inlands., scene of _ P'fA lU promis«*.,the crowd that Jng 130 w’omen and 20 men in Tor- MajuroT Marshall irtah'ds. May Stateo while tttewart la 16th. yould appear ahe died in an acci­ federal government officials. I CIO Commonicationa Workers ,U. S, atonilc experimenta.. A ri j d en t; ‘We'U arrest tlM e 'i'men— agi...... ^rlngton. shut down yestetdsy, but 29 i.Ab- Thier.e was\ a certain elo­ E. A. Johnson^Paint G). . Windows ware jftrokeit in the this is a jaU Of America (C W A I pil^esent roknt- Uccupied by the.t ynitod Statea OLO-llMEB RETUR.NS SATU Guards a t the penitentiary aaid b & k . His regular | kept 15 employes on the pA>'roll to er proposal (^m anagem ent a « e r quence to the letter. . Owaght HffT Green city buildings, tnat house the Csn- policy force cons______■under a ■ffusteeshiplfhom the Unit­ Eastferd. ' June 19 UPH* the 37-year-old - cirpnmier appear- msuts o f 13 offleert, Uool tip for hoped-for civilian con- turnihg doft-n Western Electric Go. Heine dfopprt it (n the mailbox Stmmpe Given anfca Cattle Oo., which ■ owns the nine of them former miners'Who ‘ ttsctc. i ed Nations. With a population o f Thomas Btexeas; 74. p f iKaaM ad compoaed. But he talka hard- 'S'sgf ..offer ’-ot four' to six rents here April 22, and. sent it w'ifig- 11.(MO. the iaMhdii are a 'grxicp of !D With Cash Sales land challenged by the aqiiattefa contracted silicosis. U. S-.Tim e WhU-h said 60 per fhrd. abject o f a fall Sf ali~tlian II 1.V at all. thej( aaid.'and reads coo- bvore per hour.. .Sweden- discloses Ihg across the ,7.500 niiles between mw lying atoUf. AU rgaidenta .of The catUb dttmjiliny. like the Ah Ameriban Offleial of the cent at .those to iw laid o ff . are by State ■'■Bee. firaasea airiv ■tJtntly from hlq Bible. Csnaaei* Copper Co. a. diviUon of she' |i>s banned anas exports to these coral islands and the glMa Blikini and Eniw4tok atolls were CAttle company, wh6 refused to be women^ reported that it received and stone- headquarters of the valaatoeta. vtaU^ aat of.ttu Apacenda Copper Co., whose niines Communist-tinged Guatemala be­ teiqoved from them oeverM yearn traada ta the rbaeidavIBa. VU. (Oeetteead #■ Faor) cause ahe feels Central Amencaa Mhploy most ’ o f tht|^p6|iulat1«m. Is Uhited Nations. N ■aettaa tMa ataralac. (t^fibuMd ea Pag* faewitujp)' (CeatiiMMtl m Page Xw») repubUe is unrdst area.. letter 'wax s^giMd by par- I'.'* \ S • A