W e d n e s d a y ; m a y i4 ^ .i9 6 2 PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT liattrI|P0tfr lEufttfits IHprailt Avenice Ogily Net Press Run Th« Woftthor - 'Fot the Week Ending Foraeiut of U. ft. Weather iooaft May-ID,-IDSS-^ Headii Company Moriarty Gets OleaHag tonight. Mlalmnm te About Town ■J 10,513 npper^tOa. Friday, fair. Member of the Audit The ■ t)«t»*hteni of Ub»rty No. Bockvllle, May 14- Benjamin • Meriden Post Rareffo of dreolntiona Manchester— A City of Village Charm 17. tO U . will hold « rummiMC* wU* tomorrow momlnK boglnnlng *t Hbroiyltr,, only son of ths late pf.J ■- : •*“' •* , t o>cloclt In the haMment of William R. Horowlt*. who died Manager of Unemploy- PRICE FIVE CENTS Orange Hall. The oommlttee, of May 4, has been elected to aucoeed VOL. LXXI, NO. 193 (CUaaifled AdverHaIng on Pnge 18) " , MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1952 (TWENTY PAGES) »hkh Jilrtk M*iy M._5pnnJ*Jh« hla-father-aa -president—of,.-..tha- . inent Office AwHumed . fiiairman, will be *t the hallto re­ ceive donation* tonight from T to American Dyeing Corporation. It New Diilies on May 1 f otlock. . • was announced today. He has slso been elected president o« the As a result of a recent promo- Big ‘Race Track’ for Sub-Atomic Particles' Bellefont Dyeing, Corporation of Uon Edwsrtt l'J, ..Moitarty, manh- -u N«*ineg ■ Fonert.. N«._ .TaU, ....’ ger.of lift tjnemfloyment Cedari of Lebanon, and TuhxTii The'nevr chief executive ^of the satlon office In Manchester has, Foreat No. 135 will hold their two companies had been associated been appointed to the comnarable , •ccond annual combined outing at position In the Meriden office. l i * Oarden Grove on Keeney with his father In the mana-e- ment of these Companies for the 1 Th*.. Meriden—office covers a S rttt on Saturday, lune 14. A- (larqier area. The appointment buffet ^-ttmeh-wWhe..aat3iwl.Xcoi^ ipsst 14 years, serving as vice ’ presr)— An oil tanker loadett -A H ouse reflohition to in- W arrant Officer, fj.g.) and Mr*. mister of 82 Bigelow street, Is a mcrchandlslnjf major. GOSMETICS^ Seeking further knowledge of the force* jient Up within the atom, srientlats put Sntshing touche* on with 700,OQO gallons of high veflti*rate radio i(nd televiaion t h at several American | crew member of the U SS landing the roummoth Co«motron. at Brookhaven National Laboratorle* In Upton, N. V. The rlng-shaoed mag­ armored cars, had violated,____ j William A. Johnston, and aon, Wil­ The Manchester- Improvement WF, CARRY ALL octane- gaaoline exploded _in p ro g ram a di^ew an in d u stry liam. Jr., who recently returned to ship tank No. 893 which Is serving LEADING BRANDS net with an Inside diameter of over'(Iff feet. welgtls'YJOD fdii*. and wm serve a* a “rB cetm ck - fo r pro- the East itone frontier antT T Association will hold Its regular toas,. auh-atomlc partlclea^wMch win be_^^^ of carbon or liquid hydro] flames early today after col criticiairt today that the pro­ ... thla country .after, spending ..three, a8 an amphibious unit of an At- Given With Cash Sales fired gun* in a bofder village. veara on Guam, left this week for lahtlc Fleet IrWhing’ exercise.’ He hnowthiymeeting tuts e ening at M u r Drag Siom atom*. ' * ' ' . ■______liding -with a freighter in the jected inqtiirj’ would- upaet Woltera Air Force Base. Texas, will soon make a visit to several 8 o'clock In Liberty . Hall on Ool- Chesapeake and Delawhre our traditional American A '■ U. S. Army spokesman I way etreeU ’ .Where Mr. Johneton will be ata- Caribbean ports. canal. freedom of apeech concept." said the accusation “Boundk- ] Four-men are believed-to Harold E. Fellows, praaident of like a )ot o^ nonsense." , i Forecast End ADN, the Soviat-Iicensed" newt ; Boatner Set Steel Union have been killed. the. National Asaoclatton of Ra­ The U. S. Coast Guard said four dio and. TelevMpn Broadcaatara, agency, publlahed the charge In a Lccewmen. .of .' th e ...tanker. .. F-..L.. said In a statement that tha InV'ea- letter demanding "counter-meaa- Of Oil Strike ! ttayeii. were "mliSIng and ' pr#- '■tfiratlon'*Vi>o1d’e*tahHah'-*-dang»r^ f w * « by the-BM t Bwie GiwwnWiet***-' IroDemand i sumed dead." The tanker’s captain out precedent In tnia nation-^ government. Washington, May 15—Ifl’V— and five otheri^of the crew jump­ which already has gone pretty far The letter, addreued to East Government labor officials to­ ed overboard and swam to shore. down the road of governmeni^pa- German President Wilhelm PlecK, - 4 - day predicted an early end to T-H Repeal Btlll Burning lernallsm and Inferfarehc#."' came from reatdeirta of ’ the PO W Ideas the 15-day nattoAWIde oil atrllte ______The tanker was stilt aflame some On May t2. the Hoiisa voted for Oslanitx district just acroaa th* which already Is affecting the 110 hour* after the crash In Its an Inquiry by the Interstate Com­ border from Northeastern Bavaria, Alfred A. Gngnon, 41. of Paw- k said: Koje Island, Korea, MaV 15 country’* tourist trade and air Philadelphia, May 15—(A'l beached position on the canal’s merce committee "to determine tucket,'R. I„ was reported to have service both here and abroad. __Thp n o - U n ited S te e l- ooHh ahore. about 20 miles south the extent to which the radio and told police. May 14. that he sup­ "Conatantly,' American tantui (/P)— The out.spoken new contt- ' 'Mary Halley of Columbia, Pa., ahd other cars are setn a t the The Wage Rtabilizatinn w S e r s . their^ thr a nurse at millndelphia's Method- television programs . . . contain plied the pea coats to the bandit* mandant of Koje island said Hoard (W SR) decision yester­ 240 foot- Hayes settled In the ws- : Hospital, grabbed the steering immoral nr otherwise' offensive who mnde the 81,219,000 Brink border barrier trying to provoke • the population and especially crar today "You’re damned right^ day to allow up to 15 cents an launch a new nationwide I wheel of a passenger bus when matter ,or place Improper empha­ robbery In Booton la IDSO. Ong there will be changes in run­ hour In wage increase* to 90,- steel strike already a matter Coast Guard offlclala said the the driver fainted and sis upon crime, violence and epr- non, who' I* being held at the People's police. Thus, for instance, aeveral American armored cars THURSDAY, MAY 15 ning this .turbulent war „.OOB-.atilliliiK.oU..Wjorkrr8 bcougbt. of...record,... tod*y. , appeared Hayes. owned.hy. Ira..S,..Pikihley..8i..4iaga.\elilcla.oa.t)ui..hlghway.Bttet m pLIon." ______...... ______prison camp, but "no sudden prompt and favorable response ready to approve other-de- Sons. New'York, and the —iwtr — F aiiowa m fW Tkar tha public tr-' tag trUt -fnr-ww nttsMp^ -ffla* •from the unions.; Involved. freighter, Barbara Lvkes. collided l.ancaatrr. Fa. Three of self kept a cina* (ouch on radio aaoad robbery was queettoecd -May Sachagrueb and cauaed unrest b y ' ■A^.s..:-7Vt3k -.1. -••..--i, vsiV . - • - - _- - I , r-' . “ revol^ibmtry; change. - The- proposiMl^ eeHlng boost* m a ^ a ; a union ahbp, repeal (ihortly ’after mldtifght,".They .said i t piPisengefs sufferetl' minor 24 hy; MMascIraaetts. and' Rhode peovocaUve ahootlng.'’ NROSOt INSECTICIDE . .Aftef'24'h6iirS bn the jobi Hfig. -earlier bad been agreed t« by of the Taft-Hartley^ Acj, a the cplllalpn whs "rather light." 1 („jurie*. (AP WIrephoto) (Continued on Pnge Fifteen) laland'poUce. No date waa given for the al­ Gen. Haydon Boatner said, .he p art'of the slrikiF-boiind Indiis- national daily’ labor news­ but tha't fire broke out on the . ;------leged shooting.. thought Communist prisoners had try. tanker ahorUy afterwards. ! A apokeaman at U, 8. Arnjy paper. headquartera In Heidelberg said been treated too leniently. B. J. Schafer, vice president steelworker President Philip A third ship, the Bull Line’s An-1 Had he seen anything that need gellna, also became Involved aa the story sounded like nonaenM of the CIO Oil Worker* Interna­ Murray, who is also head of the hut declined further comment to be changed? tional, Issued a statement In blazing gaaoline from the tanker W :ii 7hjM cneu,.c.RH O U SCM CIO, held th e. union’ij O.K. to call Survey on State Jobs Asks pending etudy of the charges by ItUI AU k(n»S o n n p I N Will Remove Flag* spilled Into the canal and set her ...... i MAWCHth^ C ...... ■ -..i ,, , —. a walkout of 650,000- steelworkers superior officers. WITH or INMCn. ““You’re damned right I ’ve spot­ (Contlnued On Page Twelve) If the union cannot win—promptly afire' These flame* were extin­ *5ss»' NNKlg — a satisfactory wage Increase. guished and the Angelina contin­ Charge Habbtage , AND ted some things,’’ he said. "For ued to Its dock In Philadelphia. The letter charged algo that HO08S one thing I don't like those iniult- The 2,500 delegates to the sixth Increase in Pay for 4,000 (biennial) conatilutional conven- Two seamen Wer* Injured aboard, "agents ahd saboteurs" of the .Ing sign-, and the flags and the the Angelina. They were Alexan­ Weat German government w*se demands” Ike Is Favored I Uon gave spontaneous ’and iinani- I mous approval of the strike threat der Smart, 34. Philadelphia, and being cent Into East German vN> See Our Other Advts. On Pages 6 and 7 The signs were Insulting to the David- Rivera. 25, Baltimore. lagaa and "have shot at our. popu- 5% DDT FLIT United Nations Command and th* yesterday a* two top T ru n in ad- To Win Qregon ■ ministration' leaders—Vice Presi­ Busy Canal latloh in th* paat.” it agid a U, S...... dent Alben W. Barkley and Secre­ The ship* crushed -In th* buoy- Claim AV&es^Full Schedule j Senate Gets tfS'A .DoUcfman m . the .viUagt ot THUS Alt vm is PIrtt waa shot. OP iNsicn.. The flags were Red banner*-fly­ tary of tasbor Maurlce-'Tobln-- Chesapeake and Delaware canal PINT tin ing over some Of the 17. barh^ Race from Taft voiced strong support for the de­ which accoi)unodate* ships.- -of Weat Oarmaiw war* aecuMd of wire, stockades holding 79,000 mands. . poeam:gnti« « * * . Th# c a n a l-200 Umpttng Heat Germans .to cross prisoner* of war. The demands UsedPoWff"** iHl? th* border but th* ifeople'a pofte* ii Portland, Ore.,- May 18—(8>1 Blasts Tobin foot wide w atirw ry—saves a long PLASTIC BAIT BOX w'efe those made for the release - In Washington, Sep—■ Dmender, joufney around the Delmatva pen­ "protteted” any East Oarmiiu of a former camp commander. -Three prealdgntlal candtditea-nad 4 CPMfAIT* ,^ftl-tA.■)' labeled the hnlon's -reiio- insula and Cape CharUa for ships from takinr’’"atioh foolish stepi." Brig. Oen. Francis T, Dodd. Brig! flll-lns for General Dyvight E. Bia-^ traveling between ' Baltimore and In A-Tests ^ Service Pay the latter added. R concluded with MBMTit VIIY lution and Tobin’s remark* a* "the V ^------r- HANDY Gen. Charlea T. COIBOn was t t * ehhbwer cari^ed' tfieTr” iSnal mea- sort of thing thaMead to anarchy." pnnadeiphia.------'------IhUs iliimii ...... — ’ 3 5 ® ...... I- inov#'. Voting places In ^'on to win the union ship, bombs.’ " from 93 monthly for prlvatea and Uon afsln refused to admit tlia QDO IF* COT n tcra saoM ■ > the 36 counties will be: opeh’ from ’ YBduatry spokesmen have iiialst- In a 43-mlnute speech. North The imroedtaU ,pay_ lnfr«ar» seaiAM to 968 for twq-atar g«nar- flANMO* u m A MPI> Tfiompsonvllle, May 15^—(flh—A would go to 4,111 cmplqyes, nearly Alllad patrol car from Berlin to * Washington, May 16— —A 12 a. m. to 12 p. m. (e.d.U Five ' ed that the chief atumbllng block Korean Gen, Nam II asked; als and admiral*. Thay ara intend­ the Bartin-Helmatedt ettpre^^ 1 M ^ Y O U S A V E separate ballota" will carry tire ' *n the present dispute la not wagea ^ig local Textile Workers Union of "Can your side deny that the 28 per cent of th*'state's total, Senate hearing took an une.xpected whose ialarie* are how below the ed to help bffeet higher living FROM turn today after a friends of Sen. names of 125 state'and local can-! *>ut Murray’s demand for a ^fneric* ui reliably reported to cpsta. 25% t. 50% " shop, (Coatinued on Page Fifteen) minimum recommended by Bar­ (PoBttened on Pag* FUtaM) McCarthy (R-Wis) put out a let­ dldate* i have withdrawn from the CIO and They apply to approximately S 1 6 ’ » Speakers behind the heavy Eis­ Blames Industry ' rington Aaaociates. million active aa well aa retir- ter declaring attempt* -svere being there were indications It may be made at the .hearing "to asaasain- enhower campaign turned their Murray, however, said the big Urge* Fast Action ' ^ paraonnel and their estimated I FT...... 1.7S preparing to join the AFL-Texllle LFT...... 2.10 ouarantH o MEN'S S6.00.S8.00 BOYS' S 2 J9 ate a .Senator's character and po­ closing fli'e on eight-r- unpledged, Issue 1* Industry's efforts "to As a matter of baatc ptraonnel annual eoat la 494 million dollars. Thursday, Friday, Saturday Qnlyl DOUBLE KNEE litical career by Innuendo and foul delegate-candidates who they fear' wreck the .«tabllir.atlnn program Workers. policy," the report aald, "It is Oasltted la a Senate-voted i n. . ... 2.5f M INCH GARDEN HOSe GABARDINE . play.'*’ ...... will qast thflr ballots for-aenstor and- to - extort inflationary steel , ■ A rellsble InTdrftiSut,- whb »can- News Tidbhs recomm«nd«d -that thene- fmplojm* arneftdmbiit tp give an axtra 945 BuUetms —-The writer of-the letter. Clark, Robert A. Taft of Ohio at th* price Increases." be raised as soon as posalble tq tha monthly to fighting I not be idendlfled by nam^ said last -feoMRU teAPW iraL- on oU ¥ ~ i S L A C K S ^ DUNGAREES Wldeman, ColuniBusr Ohio; real GOP n^lonaLconventl™, Anot'ier resolution up - for con­ i night that Ebcal 2188. (»mpr1alng C a lle d fro m A P W r i f f -fiSw mlkilttiiims,’^ In or "Who havrionght-Ui Korea. AUTOMATIC m m « IT\ Three Now for Taft sideration urges continued pres­ There were* no figures showing The House Armed Sarvices com ta ll*** Tlrai estate broker, was Immediately ■ some 2..500 employe* of the Blge- LO N G c o a t s ' rrease-reslitant, new aunt- Sanfnrlied. 8lre* 8 to 18. called before the Senate elections Taft decided againat entering sure for "the repeal of the e\ll low-Sanford Carpet Company, vot what the mng* of these Indivi­ mltte* la expected to consider Ko­ aOSET mer shade* of blue, gray, aub-rommlttee and acknowledged the Oregon primary. Hla leaders and Inequitable Ta't-Hartley act' I several days 'ago to withdraw Another batch of Ne\r York dual raises would be, the com­ rea combat pay soon as a aepamta LASHES ^TBEL. INDUSTRY,. BICYCIi M'FT. $24.9B to $39.98 tnn and green. Site* 29 to 44. under . sharp V o - r . quftdlonl^ng iHst that tIht h e 1 h*rehere navehave sortsoft peoaieopedaled a wnte-tnwrite-in ; | which It qav* "place* ssrlou* re-i [ from . „ the , CIO.p in pollcrmeB, perhaps aa many aa SO, pany reoorttng that they are pow measure . Phlladelphte, May 1ft—(Pj— I ’lirtnerl.v <88.88 to >88.08- are reported f4. (d Mi iiWon; ?whli&:‘b e aewad ■ j« w d ’tw jeowthtee' kT'rs-.'-;,.- Uvt yic«y?featitent,;gird’^'»mld ^ per;: sUocattims to GROUr S * _ ■ ’ ' " •eating McCarthy. come organizational director for bras* Industry. U sai.nCOOO l«Hm -thaw P*aa»- - CONHEaOR For Specifically under Inquiry it Washington. May 1ft— (P) —6 the higheat living sUndard in BADMINTON SET T L'nllnrd. Crease-Resistant 3 $1.32 Washington, May 13—urt Jus(lce Douglaa. teal revolution" In Aiherican the taoaabMk* call ^lallam. W a“. **'• ELBOCQNHEaOR Boys Are Found Here’s the Reason teaming Truman at the aim# that figUm haa fo n t up to 76 per d eit haa ae ShkBa “a t this A Large Group Of White on ntiite. Fine quality. a close convention fight.:; .seating contests ii this; New Haven City Employes Aa- to attedft , • ' aoclatlnn condemns downtown riot lime hit out at ''moaabackt" who cent tOMII, BABY Delegate ala tea favoring both Notice of contest must be filed "That doesn't sound like Social TO CONNBCT SPRING AND SUMMER By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Sen. Robeft A. T aft of Ohio and with the national committee 20 Tucson, Aria., May 15—(S')—Dr. by Yale student* in strong term* objw t that th# ,coat ha* been DENIEfMCrUDEMtS CLAM ^ Irylng Langmuir, Nobel prize win-, and recommends that university regimentation and Boclallam. Um to me. It sounds Ilk* real NOSI . DRESSES F o r * Two boys, miaalng since late Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower have: days before the conventlop. The free enterprise,” New Hsvea. M v »»• 8 92c been chosen by their respective | Republicans meet ’July 7, Demo- nlng eclentUt, said he had crisaled expel "each rioter.” . . Connecti­ "All this talk aixaut Socialism PoHee Chief HeeKrt O. Youa^ yesterday afternoon, were found OomoioB-SenBe Prognm S3.98 to $12.98 unharmed today In a shack behind faction* . In Georgia, Louisiana . crate July 21. a nationwide pattern of weekly cut’* secretary of atate, Mr*. Alice la Jual plain hokum," the Preal- today dealed elaiBW advaaeed rainfall by seeding clouds with K. Leopold, expresses confidence nrCHINS HORSESHOES' SNAP ON HOSE Formerly up to 819.98 ^ . a reservoir about a )ialf mil* from and Mississippi. Texas' 38 con-| The national committee first dent declared In a speech pre­ Tni.man said tha Rooaavelt ad- hy MNte Yale etadwtet. « » t MEN'S $3.98^.98 their home in Montvllle. vention seats are at stake In an * hears the contesting groups and silver iodide. that women "can be the Irresisti­ pared for an Agriculture depart­ mlniatration found in 1988 that IlM were hratel IQ r te^ j i^ jM JUNiea 4 ABuiT ,m t All site* 9 to 44. By creating rainfall -In the ble force that ricana out White there had to be eommon-sanse lAIM VAIinr NOM LONG SLEEVE MEN'S ALL WOOL Teddy Sage, 4H . and hla broth­ other scrap between thm at a recommends t,he temporary roll to ment ceremony on the Waahlng- COHNKTORS er, Jimmy, X had disappeared state convention. May 27. the conve'ntion. Its hearings start Southwest, Dr. Langmuir said in ■ House” next November. ton monument ground*. managroent of our national — Dr, Langmuir, associate direc­ ate mid test, first since World War and other programa aa well. SPRINKLER search had continued throughout Chicago to fight over teats with Roll calls in the convention itself Truman aald a great cruaade on The position of tha Treasuiy May 681 MAIN STREET tor of the General . Electric re­ IL . . . Johnny Ray, who cried hla ww. iownT men the night. 52 convention votes. And today, also may be demanded on the cre­ Ihe part of the- government haa 13: MANCHESTER In Chicago, a Democratic party dentials eommittee 'report. Here's search laboratory, la «valuatlng way to fame and fortune with AU BftASI. AB^ Meanwhile, in Weat Haven, a emotional repdlltons of two.songs, tranaformad moat ftmerican farm- Net budget raceipU. $247,030, search for two boy’e reported miss- 'executive committee may take up where th* temporaiy .convention the reaulta of a 21-montha pro­ 455.62; budget expendituraa 9832, Abo At; 315 Trumbull Sf„ Hartford JUSTABIK. COY- 4 »s ject which he said was'sponsored says he will -be married May 25 to era In 20 year* from a state of ss.’ss s S js J IRS WIDf ARIA lilg by the father of one of them complaints that Mlchtean. Massa- chairman may loom Ikrge. He real poverty to a proeperlty that 648,719.88; cash'balance, 99,019, Advertise in The Herald— It Payt ehuaetts, Oklahoma, iiWie and Mias Marilyn Morrison in New York. help* glva the American peopl* 465.994.49. (CoBUmied •• Pag* Four) possibly North Dakota have (Conaoned Ob Pago Twelve) (OoatiBaed ob Pag* Poor)

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fAGBTW O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHEaTBR, CONN- THURSDAY, MAY 15,1952 ployes and workers whose aaiarlM MANCHESTER'e VHNINO HERALOr MANCHESTER, CONN, T H U ^A Y , MAY 15, 1952 PAGE TERM •floa. Tha ManchacUr local aUo aupportad George Baldanii. Trim blcd W orld for ‘V recim V the fluid haa apent *41,(K)0 on the Big CIO Lo<»l About 100 employaa of tha Boatner Set One of its major findings. the Town’s Pension purchaae of government bonda, Amarlcan D y a I n c Corporation, firm reported, is that under the CIRCLE Italians Honor Points Oiil FeRtures of New Philco bringing to *251',00() the amount Rockvllla, all TWtJA membara, Hikes Payroll Bi Textile May present wage schedule there is — NOW PLAYING — Fund Lists lii apent for that purpoae. In addi­ aupportad RIave. T o C h an g e "inequality of pay for clais^ of ^ Atty. Lessnor tion. the fund haa refunded *3.- REMEMBER By 3 Million equal.value."...... ALEC GUINNESS 211.34 and apent *711.12 on ex- jEnroll in AFL .....DIKS A FTEB CRASH „ "Correction of these Inequities who delightod you In Mancheater'a town employea pehaea. r.. . New Canaan, May 15— Pat­ iir the most pressing issue among "Kind Hearts and Coronets” Retirement Allowance Fund haa (Continued from Page One) ' the various salary conalderatlons," Slate Testimonial Din* paid out *9.698.19 aa of May T to IN MANCHESTER ITS (OoatbiMd from Page Oae) rick Rlordan, 24, of _M7 - Zion P O W Id eas jlreat. Hartford, waa injured fatal­ the report sMd...... in “The Lavender Hill Mob” iha 13 former town, emplni’ba now 4- range from *60 to about ll.OOO'k ner for Recently Elect­ E * (oambara of tha CIO union. ly thla morning wheni State Police' (Continued From Page One) It listed', among Us other con­ Pina: “Hero Comee the Nelsons" receiving penalona, according to. aald, tha aiito he waa operating year. clusions; , I ed Honorary President Town Treaaiircr -C, l.,erby Norrla’ The raises to bring salaries up ' Trank U- Raiily, TWUA atew- Btcuck.A tree on the Merritt park He 1# the 14th officer to hold "The average level of state StJN.: "The Hoodlum Empire” monthly report on the condition way, near New Canaan avenue. . to the recommended minlmums aalarlei is substantially in line of the fund. Keeps all c ard at CHanay Brothara aald to* the Job In 1« months. .P lu s: "Strang Hold” A teatimonial banquet honoring MALONEY’S will be relrpactlive; tp .April .1, Gpy, The. . fund, which .!,haa.. a . .total, OIAMOnO ring .-»a‘‘On»iot4ha.l>lg loba,'^ the.aU>cky with the level of salaries .outald*' Q o o rg 'trC . Leuher, ’Id'cal" att'om'ay, ' iay- ha iSu 'haat^ ndlKlhT' eneral aald. "Is to make certain John Lodga has annPunced. the state setvfce." ' memberahip of t46, haa recelpta 4tdva locally to withdraw from tha dap apparently fell aaleap. while Gha POWa know the Geneva Con­ The survey showed that 9,888 who was recently elected honor­ aa of May of *71.381. Thla figure j^RRiiltlN Dm driving In the weat bound laiie. The The comparison of ‘fringe ben­ and to affiliate with tha AFL. vention. And I've got to make aura employes; or nearly 67 per.cent of efits* provided by the Mate with ary president of the Mancheiitef waa rearhed after J17..319.11 'In car mounted a center .eaplanade those coveted by the study, are that local they know It from me, not from those provided by outside organi­ Itallan-American Society, will be employea. contrihiitiona and * 4 .-1 ^ a did aay, however, . and waa demolished when it struck now belng-'paid salaries compar- BURNSIDEr.r; 312..V) In tntereat on government aomeone out there," He pointed zations does not indicate sufficient given June 8 at the aoclety'a hall, SALES AN^SERVIGE ^ are disMtlafled a tree. Police said' Rlordan waa towapd-the-atockadaa... ruled...by ahl*..to..Uioae..cecoiiimemled-liL,.the,. JtioadS.AVAa. added, .to: the.S4Q.753h9. \HVifainil£a“'ed'Che" rScifnC' eTec- ■ar6«a"m'-’tK<' itits;...... - ...... dlfferenees-ln-the-attraetlvenees-ol I i.’ws,',»*ia.-n* 'w.»»»a!:*.s«T«.»^«*asAaiarrt!«-swti«n»«.* i*. •iirOAsr-s.e.T .ahrewd, ,,,thpOTgbIy IndpctHnated .... the Tringatxknefita^.ot th aatatato .. 'Nj -HAyWril -lbs. f'jpd ,ha,d,sm,Jwfi>4ht>’»»WW' 5TH tlylad, pracWen angb^rad, Laying in June the afate to do less. It is in thla PROOF EOT 3.99 spirit that the personnel board re- Date Book From the sii^mmer playhouse he ! 17 |awal WylaV watch with The plaintiff In the *5,000 at- 6a«8B HaywBrd K irh . C'arlaoB CIVIL ENGINEERING DISTIUED IN KENTUCKY Jeases these recommended plans.” DRTld Wayne turned to light opera. A graduate ! ■taal bock and gold-fillod top Washington, May 15—(yp)— The ^chment of property owned by “Whispering of Manchester High School, and 1 Workers Not Satlsfiix] “With A Saturday, May 17 j Edward L. Davis, Jr. . . . . plus tha tlunnlno gold- w„ .m «.«C. I « Hve^ bsXors the proposed pay Smith vs. . .Lions Club auction. Charter Oak W'eslevan University, Middletown, OLD LOG CABIN Song In My' lota. he loured with the'OniversUy Gtl- i Regtatered Clrtl En^near 'and flHad bond—both for tha priea powered submarine will be laid j Oakland street. The Herald yester- schedule waa made public. State Scotland STRAIGHT BOURBON Heart” Monday, May 19 hert and Sullivan Company of .Ijind Surveyor next month. ' day stated ahe "lived In Farming- employes indicated that Ihs pro­ Yard” 4 YEARS OlO •f tha watch olonal Sava ^.10 The Navy said the work on the I ton. <1* co le rl Wesleyan students throughout the | posal would not be wholly satlr- 1;4S-S:M ^Democratic caucus. High School «4 ' 3TH •n avary watch you buy for history-making vessel will be done factory to them. hall, 8 p. m. East. 15 Proctor RoaA Manchester Winter,* he served as director PROOF BOT 3.75 your graduation gift Hit. at the Electric Boat Division or Thursday Ma.v *2 Tel. 7019 Donations for the gift list on the They have demanded an across- SUN.: "DeadUne U. 8. A." at Boston’s Copley Square thea­ OtSTIUED IN INDIANA the General Dynamics Corp., plant strawberry festival tickets of the the-board pay increase for all Annual May- Fair at St. Mary's Kamambar,' awry Wylar Ufa- at/Groton. Conn. ter, the Civic Theater, Washington Cornerstone Club _of_St. Bridget's state employes. Church. and the. U tUe Theater. SL Louia. wtwfw wwfEn fvwvn wocic onci The actual starting'date wlll be _We'Co^^^ ^ ^ Friday May 23 ' DON’T SPEND yoUR made 'Whown ■ soon, the-announee- Church are still, being, accepted, His. taate.. for IheatricaU...be.gan LYNMBROOK—. ------wotar we doubly gvnrantaad Ahydrie wlsKllig to ' con'trtbule a assocl'atro'n; one "of '‘'TWT uniqns — Anmnit May iFxIr of-St. Mary's ment said. Read Herald Ad vs. Cant, Every Night From Dusk Oiufch. while he was a student in Man- IIINDID WHItKIY prpfactlon. SUMMER SWATTING USE gift may, contact either Miss representing the state employes, che.ster High Sohool and the first 1 The atomic sub la to be named Saturday, May 24 . B4 Madeline Smith of Golway street, ha* called a mass meeting of all vice pre.sldcnt of Sock and Buskin, \ WILUAMS "Nautilus" after the flctloneX craft Semi-annual public meeting of PROOF * - 3 . 2 3 Mrs. Mildred Beaupre of -Summit wo'rkSra for 8 p. hi. tomorrow. which drapiafic club haa a history j aoT described by Jules Verne in 1869 Alcoholics Anonymous, Hollister HALF y ^ 2 street or Mrs. Mary McKeever, of The'y will assemble in the hall of of 32 years. For a time he studied fitted In the novel, "Twent ' Thousand Summit street. ' School, 8:30 p. m. G A l Leagues Under the ■8ea.’’> • • the Hpiuc., .... .iB-,.- . at the Yale School of, tjie Drama. | •B T 7«OTICnO WATCH UNOM THI SUN .ftnnday," June 14 - • • Hq EC,(;s4vg£-h'ls..M.rAV',*r N orth-i OILSERViCE -WmSKIfS IH THfS StODUCT The -first experimental aubmar» -W r>'TV«.'.?/.'ra — Trr*TV«F’- Tha., Job. . reclaasifi«ation -«and ' Llohtf' Cttib' horse''show, Moont ;_11ie Past Pocahontas Club will salary plan was authorized by the westeni University, Evan?t6n, HI, j .T41 b r o a d ST. SCREENS slblc, of the Inventor Robert F uIt Nebo. " On Dec. 28, 1938, Mr. Strickland i ton... carried the same name . In meet at the home of Mrs. Clarence 1951 General -Assembly after re­ Booth. 104 Spruce street, at 8 Saturday. June 31 and Mias Edith Adams Greene of PAY ONLY 75e WEEKLY 1801-. . peated demands from the- state First reunion of Manchester FUEL AND PINE CREEK The Nautilus WlH be powered o’clock Wednesday evening. May employes for a pay boost. Passaic, N. J., were married. Mrs. TheWG.GLENNEYca High School class of 1922 at Man­ Strickland la an accomplished mu­ tniAIOHT IOURION by a thermal reactor plant de- j ' The study covered nearly 16,000 HNE FOOD chester Country Club. RANGE OIL BUILDING MATERIALS 'k A QUALITY l iq u o r s sician and was illrecfor of music 16 STH « A A sifptsd *>y Ihe Argonne National employee-. It ■ excluded trainees, .Saturda.v, June 28 at a school in New York. It was LUMBER FUEL Atomic Lafcoratory and the West- Sunset Rebekah Lodge drill student, part time and Inmate em- High School class o{ 1927 25th ★ ★ ★ PROOF lO T Shoor Bros. Inghouse Electric Corp. team will hold a rehearsal at 7:30 BUSINESSMEN’S on one of his tours that he met i DISTIUID IN lUINOft 336 rtMA/N ST. MANCMtSTfR reunion at Country Club. tn MAIN STREET JEWELERS MANCHESTER A second atomic power plant tonight at Odd Fellows Hall. Thursday Special his future wife. They have two i children. Susan and Teddy and) OIL HEATING for submarihea is being de'.eloped LUNCHEONS *IB.504 FOR CRASH by the Atomic Energy commission- Minestrone Soup live at Menlo T*aj-k. | EQUIPMENT Mothers and daughters who are Addressing teachers and stu-j Brandy and the General Electric Company participating In the 'M o th e r - SERVED, DAILY . New Haven, May 15 — (/P) — A dents at...the. xHama meeting In at Schenectady, N. Y. - — Daughter candle ceremony at the Fresh Brook Trout truck-aihbulsrice" collision h e r e The General Electrlc-biiilt pow­ next meeting of the Sisterhood of St. John’s Cathedral In Spokane, Estimatfis On Request STATE EXCEPT SATURDAY With April 2. 1951, resulted yesterday he, said that teachers and students er plant, known as an intermedi­ COAST TO COAST Temple Beth Sholem are requested Brown Butter Saute In a Superior Court Jury award of should work together to see that CAI.L ate energy reactor, will be used to attend a rehearsal tomorrow — NOW PLAYING — *19.500 damages to Mrs. Mary CAUFOINIA UANDY In another submarine and the evenlr- et th* temple, ' directly drama la made a legitimate part CORNEL MAUREEN Prime Roast Ribs of Beef Sorrentino of East Haven. She of the educational system. , "I 2-1257 6 YEARS OLD BRUNNER’S, INCQRPORA' Navy and AEC plan testa to de­ after the services. WILDE In O'HARA was" riding in the ambulance, ac­ doubt if your people here fully 14 JTH termine -which .of the two power companying her husband to the PROOF lO T 3.69 plants are the moat useful. Members of Manche'ster Juve­ "AT SWORDS POINT" Chicken a la Cacciatore hospital, when the accident oc- It is expected that the first nile Grange, No. 53, will meet at curfed. Angelo Sorrentino. a heart 8t15 tombiToW -In -fpont' of .... PLUSt. Oroaclio. Marx. In- . ■ 'TittBCk y.lcilni,_:sutMieq\!rtrt "A GIRL IN EVEBY^J-ORT” OlOFAIREAK^ Tinker-Hall. From there they will The Jury awarded hi* widow *4,500 APPH H ANDY leave-for'Plalnvtlle Grange In cars -for hts death and *15;000 fnr ln- EAST HARTFORD Sun.: “Lion and the Horse’L a YiARSfnfi---' t waiting for them. TTie boys and Juries stie herself suffered. The 14 _ - 5TH i four defendants filed a motion to girls are reminded to bring per- P L r S : "SOUND OFF” PROOF lO T 3.70 I mission notes from their parents. set the verdict aside. They were TELEPHONE 8-3231 YOUR- the Town of East Haven, owner Mrs. .Frank. .Rawsan of 127.Maln _.iof .the. .ambulfit>c6;. .^KaUei.„WYlU.fc afreet urges WBA members who its driver; the Malkin Motor GinT plan to attend the rally in New Freight, Inc., owner of the truck, Haven Saturday to notify her this Glastonbury Theater with usf and its driver, Eugene Bartbei- evening or -totriorrow morning at TODAY thru SATURDAY mesa. RED CROWN the latest. If they require bus "FLESH and FU RY” O M e DEALER Tony Carter Jo n Aterllog .45— transportation: - ~ A -bus -will- leave -E n jo r dinner or tapper here Hi an atmoephere 5TH A OO Saturday at 12:15 p. m. from in "IT S A BIG COUNTRY” PROOF lO T A . T T of^charm and friendllneaa. Bring smur frienda FAMOUS AVONDALE trapt nl.4h*. tahwhons buildings. , „ Van Johnson-Oaiy Cooper 11 4_A.< . 4< B^eORPORAm^ - ' liM^'wJ^'voiilt'fldnt’e .‘‘ .'t^'^md the'aoturanca‘ of good fnodl ROBIN HOOD |UR appointment as your local representa- In our showroom you’ll find stalwart products- 3S8 EAST CENTER STREET— MANCHESTER SUNDAY-MGNDAY Three _Mitndred Ho8pital-N6l€?8 . .90.™. -______SltLA 4*A r u c k s - m « M

Fihi^e^ ” Moriumetitg ahif Yadrata Today'''..... JAMES WHITMORE TONIGHT. FRL, apd SAT. serve you. in light-, medium-, and heavy-duty models — 4 • oh Weir apj^nfmeM Markers In Our Display . A DM t'T’T ED "YESTERDAY: T o OUR NEW BAND Rums Yard To Ckopse From! Blon Tuppers, 84 Florence street; Theater Cloaed Temporarily In pioens fr6m 3*to 6-yards . gasoline imd .Diescl-rfrom 54 to 20 tons. | Mrs. Elizabeth Olcavage, 113 Tuesday and Wednesday PAULMcGEARY p . S 0N0Ay It is a cordial invitation, regardless of the brand North School street; FYed Jonesi The-Finest In ' AND VOCAUST SPORTS • SHOWS of trucks you operate, to come in and get 25 Proctor road; Raymond Lam­ nai«MUTU,coNH: ZONGA RUM They’re every inch re a/.trucks —built for | FOR GMCTRUCKS bert, RFD 4, Rockyllle; George JEANNIE RAY HISTORIC SPOTS wHtn oi 0010 acquainted with service that’s friendly and keepsi • * Design Cowan. 102 Hollister street; Mrs. VISIT FRIENDS 86 efficient—service that will give you more years Rose Ridblfl, 52 BLasell street; t T T J J S tu m . ■ PROOF S; 2.78 Workmanship Mrs. Augusta Welgold. 122 Bissell HARTFORD MUSEUMS of profitable operation from the equipment you sLreeti Mrs. Ida Stodoisjei. 87 Tal- 1 7 7 to 0 5 4 - A n d just as GMC means quality performance ! Material eott avenue, Rockville; Mrs. Hat­ S A T U l ^ m X K PICADOR now own. —wc believe you will speak equally as highly of I tie Bucklev', 35 North street. WHITt 0« 0010 ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. Ann THERE’S ROOD EATING AT OUR the facilities, parts stock and personnel we are | IN PERSON mm par place pccording to i^tasuramant 6 YEARS OJ.O B u t even more than that, our appointment Cutting done in our^own Beebe, 134 Oakland street; Leo 84 proudly putting at your command. ♦ • Nelson, 55 Bilyue street. fAmsoMHVsimi ROUND TRIP from food bar PROOF 1*;^ 2.93 makes available to you a. modern local head­ - I shop from the rough stone DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: SEA a to the finished memoridk Patricia Barrett. 28 Mt. Nebo Pi:; MANCHESTER quarters for the fastest-growing line of trucks The welcome mat is out Anthony Bottlckllo, 89 Spencer CLAMS ON THE HALF SHEU Wond|^uI opportunity to have severjll leiiffths of beau­ in America. street; Irene Buehner, 64 Foxcroft Every Sunday Except June 1, July 6 OLD SPAR —we’re at your service! drive; CharlM Lamb, Bolton; Rob­ tiful nationally advertised cottons af a small percentage NIW fNaLAND RUM MANCHESTER ert K. LaPolt, 14 Nye street; "Mary FRIED SHRIMP - STEAMED GLAMS ONLY *1%.45 TAX S YEARS OLD Mozzer, South Coventry; Gustave INC. of their reffular cost! You’ll find beautiful stripes, checks 90 II. MEMORIAL Schaller, 626 Center street; Mrs. " JUMBO SHRIMP PROOF ^ J.30 Jennie 'Talaga and son, 5 Nelson Children under 13—Half Fare and solid colors , . . ffingbams, chambrays and denims place; Mrs. Effie Loveland Tay­ Children under 5—Free COMPANY HOMEMADE OLAM CHOWDER . . . but Jietter come early for best selection. Many are MANY MTIONAUV KNOWN MANOt pme tmin - s e n ^ is fine ! lor; 113 Highland street; Mrs. AVAKAUI AT AAP LIQUOl ITOtfl Ixclu tiva Truck A. AIMETTI. Prop. Dorcas White, 37 Bilyue road. . Sunday train leaves Manches­ DISCHARGED TODAY: Thom­ ter at 9:36 A. M„ D.S.T. one of a kind pieces! . . . all terrific values! COR. PEARL and HARRISON as Weir, 117 Summer street; Mrs. ftnd Equipment STREETS Return train leaiYs South Sta­ Mary Priskwaldo, 44 Birch street; s,. Financing Opposite Eaat Cemetery Earl Morton, Baltimore, Md.; Mrs. tion, Boston, at 6:45 P. M. TELEPHONE 7787 Or 8*07 118 June Walch and son, 30 Frederick Now Biff LeaffUe Baseball Open Sundays road. Willies Grill OPEN TUESDAY through SATURDAY Every Sunday In Boston BRUNNER’S, INCORPORATED BIRTH TODAY: A son to Mr. Buy Direct and Sava Money and Mrs. Clarencs Schtehel, 57 444 CENTER STREET 9:30 A. M. to 5:30 P. M.—FRIDAY to 8:50 P. M. East Center St. Legion road. mVIHAVlH 3U EAST CENTER ST. MANCHESTER SAILROA* I X i 1

i L ...0., v . PAGE POUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER' CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1952 down over Stasaeir tn Uie' presiden­ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALU, MANCHESTER, C0NN„ THURSDAY, MAY 15„ 1952 P A C ^ Betrothed Ite Is Favored tial popularity contest. In ;1,814 of McCarthy Plug 2,822 precinct*, the pop\ilar vote furnished by Donald Ziinlser, was Taft 101,077, Stasacn 26,948. SERVICES brother of the accused. ' Rep. James C. Davis rode Geor­ Guild Installs AL Auxiliary PresBeiits Flag lo Svoi;ts Police Charge UnCIAC INTRODUCTORY SAUI Classified Advertisement^ Wag Typed' by To Win Oregon that lirt«:prrt The Wishes ' Police say they m<,V continue gia's county unit system to re- the inveatlgatltin .o f ^l.mtlar un­ »- ■OTHER ADVS: ON PAGE 18- nominatlon to Congress lx yester­ Of The Family Slate to r’*52 Check Illegal solved tVan.sacUohs about four and Senators’ Aide Race from Taft day’* , Democratic primary, al­ a half yeaj:a ago In which Zlnaaer HotiMs for Sale 72 Hous^^'for Sale 72 though complete but iinnlflclal re­ may b*,.Jfivolved. Waiited to Rent 68 turns had him trailing in popular fCoatlnned from Page One) (OofittaiMd from Puff* Oae) votes. Mrs. jay kaiu 1 Is Presi­ Whiskey _ Purchase Ends WANfBD —4 or « unfurnMied OWNER SAYS SELL! CENTRAyi^TWO 4 room «aU. JOHN B. BURKE ,^^'FaOici- r'wohdBT where the fooma. No children. Retsonable., Flreplaps each floor. Hot water Democrats in Vermont elected dent; Club Discusses lu R ockville Arr«*»t- WITH I^eptlng $10,000 for an article on poaed delegates have openly said a 6-vote untastructed a.nd unpledg­ stcpladder Is? Phone SlOfl. T room single, 2 car attached fumaefes. Immediate vacancy FUNERAL HOME Mother—Willie had It, Just a garage, tile bath, oil burner. Au­ onaApartment. Price $12,800. housing from the Lustron Corp,-, theyTe fuc Taft. • -r.-- ed driegation yesteraidy while Rocking Chair Article Of WiiiHfiorville Mau lO R o n m i; 1 Senator Kefauver actively bid little while ago. \ s m f H r tomatic diah waahar, modern litadellne Smith, Realtor. 2-1642 which went Into bankruptcy after North'Dakota Democrat* put off 87 East Center St. TeL 6SS8 Father - Then It must be ln.^the and Lairf for Sale ^1 Mteh«m;vrem;mtiim' ronmr M>ist be •or 48T8. ; r : : h«yy--)>o;pmwlng» from "the’ gov* for support' even though, .he . has « decision on n slat* «f;j|andhlstM '•'" ’"•"■'Titrar.- Jay. Rand wa.s'Installed" aa ' -RftfcRvHle.' May iS^^-'fSpecial)'-- • W H (L | no- contest on the Democratic 'pfeiie’rye^'pantry. seen to appreciated. emnieht. ' x for Congress and "atate offices. AMBULANCE SERVICE president of the DeWolf Art Guild Roland Henr.v ZInaifer, 28, of Wlnd- IMMEDIATE Occupancy. 20 acre FIVE LARGE room home. Oil McCarthy says his acceptsn^e ticket At farm-minded Pendleton In Georgia, where Democratic by Mrs. H. B. DeWolf, retiring SUPPLY */ann. Reduced for qujck aale. hot water heat. Brass plumbing. of the money was, entirely proper. in eastern Oregon, he declared he nomination amounts to election, president, at the May meeting of sorvllle, 1* free today under $5(H) , Meal location. E. F. Von Ecker, ARTHUR A. KNOKLA Fireplace, open ataii-wsy. Over- He has filed a two-million dollar has always favpred strong price nine Incumbent Congressmen were the club held Tucsda.v evening at bond for„hls appeaCance In CltJ LASTSI } BOB Keeney atreet. Realtor rized garage, ameslte driveway, libel suit sRainat Benton and has supports. renominated. In yesterday's pri- thf South Methodist Church. Court-Monda.v, May- 18.-He was ■MUU8 «Mi aaut .. Lot.. 35.>x,.30Z«-Beairtlful'location: .askad-4v . Sena,le.. .InveiUgaltoa. .of .... C.6.1Jf9mlfi’.6 -JEHPUWKsn. &qX!!!m-. .m.sr.y„.-Tha. .19thv.-Rspr. Jahiv-XVood-,- ..... - .-Otben .offlceira-instaUed -by- Mra, -aijBBated.-late- .vesto*41ay-afternoo» - ..... i r s M i r n ' i i t : ...... or Earl Warren, who hopes to at on a.charge of fraudulent Issue of Honaea for Rale i.i- .'vr'; ■'••• vc,,drr”’Fe»s»;n«*.Av«.ei»vf»v.’ vuw«^ .Us AJtepU, .Call i0wnar.333A^,«., SiPt.Od,. ... ,- -.h^kwh,. .P,ePv jiHpaR,j?ayi*.:'"au Phone Office 5440 -— Thomas V. O Sullivan, a public lekit WldW'Ms' V«tb-F«ltri'g,':»WTltjr' though trailing in popular votes, Cutler, vice pre.aldent; Mrs. T, J.- cberks, j>y 'Srafe''1^oii'cisman \ m O O N D R U G SHANNON Road, Eaat Hartford. PRICED Right. Owner leaving relatlona counaelor, was teatffying away from home, stumped outly­ won under Georgia's system of Rogers, corresponding secretary; ert Lutz o f Stafford Barracks and ing areas with hia wife and two Practically new Cape Cod, ahed Eveninga 2-5B38 or 2-4278 town. 6 room Cape Cod. Two when Wldeman sent his letter to counting each county as a unit. Mrs. Harold Riphmond, treasurer; Patrolman Edwsrd Carlson'of the PRESCRIPTION p h a r m a c y 'unfinished rmma, garage. Ter­ Chairman Gillette (D., Iowa) and of hia attractive, blond daugh­ He had eight uhlts to ht# oppon­ Mrs. N. L. Par.son.5, program chair­ Rockville Police Department on'] dormer, tile bath, fireplace, Home Llatinga Wanted ters, Virginia, 24. and Nina,' 18. 901'MAIN STREET — TELEPHONE 5321 J breezeway. Attached aaraRe. race., fireplace, oil hot water. distributed copies, among news­ ent's six. man: Mrs. Alfred Cavedon, mem­ complaint of Edward Blonlara, men. His speeches emphasized world profirlelor of Ed's Package Store ] LnJklumlnum itorm doora and win- FOUR hOOM house In a central Storm windows, new paint. Treea, bership;' Mrs. Harold West, puh- well planted, Tel. 2-8186. Wldeman said in the letter he | cooperation...... llelty: Mrs. Arthur Gustafson, at 12(1 Union street. For AIL k/kikM O f Cors •"'4owa, many extrSA t>jl lieauU- location. Close to new school. - -Former ■ Governor Harold ■ E.. Noh-expsndable. Fvill cellsr. had been, sitbpoenaerl to testify: Mrs. Walter Vernier,'Mr*. Rrneat Blonlar*'-told poltce that-Zlnaaer! ,maruUy lan'decaped 120* Jt 140’. Tm- Staiaen of Minneiota, remembered ^ of 4 Missing : ptirrhased a fifth o f ' whisky oh | Automstic hot water. Sensibly, Monday in the Inquiry but "after i Bengaton and Miss Beatrice Swee­ We* also have a cuatom J . mediate' occupancy. Excluajve, Lots for Sale . three daya of waiting I still have I here for hix bitter fight against April 29 and paid for the purchase | priced at $B,000. T. J. Crocketti 7.1 ney. hospitality; and Mrs. Stuart I Schw«rtz Real Estate. 8274, not been called to leatlfv, nor Governor Thomas E. D*"’ey of Boys Are Found Segar. Mrs. Raymond St. Laurent, with a $38 efteck drawn on the line of rovern in fiber, plaa- I HartfordMUSS.*, broker. Phone 5416, or residence 8 LOTS Near new parkway, water have I been able to learn 'when, If Juan M. Srhuetz New York in 1848 also spoke for Mrs. Arthiir Seynibur and Mrs pavings Bank of -Tolland. The iie, (tatin twill, nylon and Slash—Sldsh—Slash 3751. ■ and rewerSge available. Elva ever, I ahall be called." hinuielf. check waa.aigned by a George - EIGHT MILES fMm Center. Three Raymond Ruddell, hostesses. Other Tyler. 2-4468. He wrote that during theac day.s Mr, and Mrs. Albert G. Schuetz Urge* Profit Sharing (Continued From Page One) officers will remain tn office for Steane and payable lo a Rill Har- leopard skin. ‘ Made to fit new hornet. Two Cape Coda with HEIGHTS Section —5 room single, NO imti -rlnglon. pollce-.aald- A t-th e time Areplsce, hot water heat with oll; "I have been llalenlng to . your of 241 High street west announce He-reiterated bJs fieveurpolnt wnoHT ------another year. Three new members your car;“ PrIce8 atart at WHU.E THEY I^ST I dormen, four rboma.'wini"? LAKEWOOD CIRCLE — Choice i;ounseI queationinR wltnessea re- program , for a new, up-to-date wa-s resumed today by scores of of the' sale Blonlarz,recorded the one car garage, ameliUe driveway. level shaded lot. 100 x 210, Call the engagement bt their daughter, iroesms msm were taken into -membership at the unfumlrhed. Ill.SOO and $18,500. petitioualy and carrying them far Joan M. Schiictz, 'to William F. foyeign policy, calling too for a police and volunteers. busine.ss meeting. registration numliera of Zlnsaer'.s One B room ranch house. All have In excellent condition. Quick Robert W. Blake. 2-8887, Billy Johnson, and Douglas car, which later led lo hia arrest Nationally Famoui— Locally Maniifaehir«d afleld from the aubject of the In­ MrKnlght, son of Mr. and Mrs. complete overhaul of the State Following the business meeting Per Set flreplacea., basement RaraRea, occupancy, $13,500: S. A. Beech- quiry." ' department. In another Portland Clark, both 11, were reported miss­ and identiricatlnn. The check was $ ler, Realtor. Phone 6868. TWO LOTS for sale. South Cov- William IdcKnight of 58 Trumbull an interesting article on rooking 1 3 .9 5 cabinet kltchena baseboard radia* "I have obaervad. In the offices Btreel. New Haven. address, be urged corporations to ing last night by Billy’s father, chairs, prepared by Mrs. Arthur deposited on May 5 and relumed Mon. hot water with oil, large entrj-, 50 x ido. Near lake and share profits with their worker*. Spencer Johnaon, a volunteer fire­ Ha'/I* li«V4«£ .PJtliktU 4o Blonlarz on May 12 piarked “ no SEVEN ROOM single. Fully In­ .new school. Sacriflee $200 each. of your staff, an anti-McCarthy Ml.^.s Sc'hiielft is a graduate o f Holmes, was read by Mrs. Jay lots, very good terms. Suburban bias so strong that I doubt if any I Msnchcpter High School and Is There are nine candidates in nil man. The .youngsters were last Rand. Sevei-al of the ' very old Vernon GirlScout Troop 3 was rand Joanna Maguire. "Wings" account." Realty On., Realtors, 841 Main sulated, new Timken oil burner. Phone 2-2323. on.the two presldentisl tickets. Of seen heading for achool yesterday INVISIBLE NYLON presented an American flag by were presented Betty Raymond.] Cline Hills, Patricia McNulty and After hi* arrest Zlns.ser told po­ Large two-car garage, nicely fsir and judicious results esn be employed at Pratt and Whitney rockers, dating from 17.50, wrere State street Phone 8215. obtained from this hearing." Aircraft. Mr. McKnighl Is in those on the Republican, Gener morning. SURGICAL ELASTIC STOCKINGS discussed, including the Boston the American Legion Auxiliary at One year pendants , were received Pauline Charest. Second class, lice that he was unemplo.ved and landscaped lot, convenient loca­ al Doiiglaa A.- MacArthur and The search centered on Charlea the Mother and Daughter banquet by Donna T aft and Sharon Bent-- hostess badges and membership pressed for- money necessary to tion. For further Information Resort Property' For Sale 74 On Tuesday afternoon, he said, the U. S'. Air Force stationed in and Salem rockers! SEVEN ROOM single. Four he saw In the committee staff of- Senator Wayne Morse of Oregon island In Long Island sound olY • TWO-WAY STRETCH of Vernon Brownies and Girl ley. atai's were awaraded to Sandra make pa.vments on hia oar and a Service Station iooma. .ljargB..]at Two-car ....ga- ..call,owner J8S22,...... England. Strangely enmigh rockers were ^ a rt) bill.. Zinsser'* fat be?;, has, all.I TWO LOTS- for tale- at Coventry flees a wHnesa"being -scolded- se­ MiiiS : Schnetz expeeta -lo leave -have-stepped out *8- -candtdate*: Milford, wbeu according to-John­ .....bn ' cradles Tor -three 'Of Tour' cen- Scmits last night at the ,n*w hla- Mrs. James Vandezvuo'rt.. leadcc., Bentley,... PaulcUe.., Farr,.. ..Rhoda . rage. About 20 years old. Imme­ son, the boys h s d asked many of Brownie Troop I, presented one Jennings. Maril.vn .Stavens. Shirley account at. the Toilahcl bank, and ’ FIVE ROOMS, Practically, new. Lake. Big Sacriflee. For more verely by a staff member for vol­ for England in July and the wed­ and William Schneider, s St. Louis turie.s before some ingenio\is mentagy achool In DobsonvlIIe. Downtown ¥>’doj diate occupancy. Price $15,000. unteering testimony which might lawyer, ia barely known here be­ question* recently about h o w to The lireaentatlon was made by .year pendants to Judy V'ander- Mills, Wendy Warren. Jiul.v Wil­ police believe that the blank check All plastered walls. I.Arge living Information csil Mancheater ding will take place over there • WEAR lONGEt American developed the idea of was made available through hia James J. Rohan and Son, ' Real­ 8254. he regarded aa helpful to Sen. this summer. yond his name. reach It. putting therri on chair legs. Tra­ Miss Anna Gworek,;(lelt). presi­ voorl, Jean-Merz, Brenda Mar- son; second class badges and 770 Main St. TeL 4.107 tors.' Phone 7488. room wl\h fireplace. Dining room, father's account. Bond of $500 waa ] McCarthy." ' On the Democratic aide. Su­ IN V ISIBie dition names Benjamin Franklin dent of the American Legion Aux­ cham, Sally,Xlunnels_Dana I,onm- membership star-.s to Saundra Por­ U;S; modern kitchen with new electric • $10.95 SHORE LOT for rale, 46' x 110'. Wldeman added: "I am sickened preme Court Justice Wlllism O. iliary, Unit 14 of the Dnbosz-Er- Is, Joan Stevenson, Laura Madden, ter. Elaine Foster, ratrlcla Noon­ FOUR MILES from Manchester. range. Two good sired bedrooms used and examination must be car­ as the great American benefactor COMPLETELY INSTALLED Knollwood Beach, Saybrook, hy the sttempm being made at ried out Ip a darkened room, Douglas and Governor Adlnl Stev- Planned Economy •• SEAMLESS who invented the rocking chair tel-Hanson-Laboc. Post, and Mrs. Karen Hammar', Edith Bohme, an and Rosalind Storry; second 5-room houae, two-car garage. with spacious closets'. Cersmic ,. et^n, llliMla., Iwya, .lepudlAt^ Itorotby...ABien.. Ulglit),,,.A.ine);i.cfl&-„-.Wafldftff . M w:g,arH^ '.tiled -bathr .full -eelTte; 'Oalp-Bortli-' Ihia,bearing ..^o-assaMl s .The 'infected Aair - uaually jdveft “"•-—■Borne'time before.-17f>7; Originally JO-, B1a)!». je-coMoy., 'vrs.rz'miWA-...' • TAtTm'-10t-."''9nly--IIS.OOO'"^^ ^^wn^r. ^<2046. "a tor’s* chsracreT and poilHral ca­ tfteir'candidacies and left It wfl Buy DunbilKnit and tn|0)f lam chairman. Th* flag was re- and Joanne Mallern. Bett.v (^rneskl, Jeanette Law­ wm down payment. Schwartz Real halm and Smith, Sales Agents. a bright glow under thla apecial W o r k i n g : the word "rocker" did not' mean FULLY AUTOMATIC reer by Irtnuendn and foul play." light. Thera are also some other for Kefauver. Stevenson' In par­ the fullest meoiure of re­ a chair, it was applied to the nurse celved by a Girl Scout color Mrs, Eleanor Warren, leader of rence, D i a n e Maguire, Judy Estate. 8274, Hartford 5-51,88. 6846 and 6716. ticular Is. expected to get quite a guard .tlett to right) Rhoda Jen­ Girl Scouts ■ Troop 3. presented Wright and Anna. Bata; and mem- testa. Such as looking st the hairs lief from voric-oic veins, Who rocked the fretful or sleep­ ATTRACTIVE, Shi room single. FOUR ROOM brick Cape Cod shed Suburban for Sale 75 or scrapings from the acalp under few 'write-in' vote*, however. (Cbhflnced from Page One) ing child in hia cradle. nings, Marilyn Staveris and, San­ Tenderfoot pins to Barbara Hunt­ beshlp stars to Judy Donze, Grace Taft Scores. 15-1 dra Bentley. Tables were deco­ ington. Carol . Bentley, Rochelle MINNEAPOLIS HONEYWELL CONTROLS Am eslte. drive, garage. Beaut! dormer, all framed and plumbipg the mtcro.scope. swollen and tired legs and . .Il ls difflLUlt to tell whether a Ford, Angela Wright and Phillla BOLTON—Stonehouae, large ahop The final, slow returns from to "be cooperative effort and wise rated by the girls with spring GbTdrfm‘n, 'Hu8an Thompson, Kalb- Kirk. ■vlly landscaped lot. Immediate nc Is In for two sddtttb.isl rooms containing woodworking and fin­ Treatment' is' not easy but usiial- other leg conditions. chair is original or converted with­ and bath. Oil hot water heat, fire­ i ly is succe.ssful In time. Unfor­ Ttieaday's West Virginia primary legislation to correct the deficien­ out scraping dow'n to the wood. So flowers and Scout color*. A pro­ eupancy. R F. Von Ecker, 508 ishing business, fully equipped end The left only on* iasii* In doubt today gram of songs-and folk dancing UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED Keeney atrilet. place, basement garage. Nice tunately, the ointments containing cies of our economic system—to many of the legs were cut down stocked, 6 acres of land on state chemicals which work On other — the size of Senator Taft's vic­ enhance the security of all our was given by both Brownie troops quiet location T. J. Crockett, highway, Route 8,5. For appoint­ to accommodate rockers. Many p ATTRACTIVE 6-6 duplex. West kinds of fungus Infections of the tory. people—and to create the condl- times two or three layers of paint and the .Girl Scout troop. AT THE AMA29NGLY LOW PRICE OF Broker. Phone 5416, residence ment phone Mr. Dwyer 5326. May I D octor With most of the state’s 2,822 (PLt’8 TAX) akin may not he successful for this. lion.s necessary for progrc.ss and are found on the rockers and sev­ The Girl Scout troop has grown 600x16 “ . Side. All Improvements, hot water 3751. be purchased without business If heat. Excellent condition, $15,800 Thus treatment may seem discour­ pfeclncts reporting, Taft held a prosperity for the nation aa a eral older \inderlying coats of so rapidly that a new troop Is be­ desired. commanding 1.5-to-l edge over El whole. . . . "And after that wr (S M d m C b » 1 1 . 9 5 Call owner 7806. No agents. KERRY STREET — Two-f amlly aging for a while.* paint and shellac on the main ing started. Mrs. Eleanor Brace THIS „ duplex-fi’5,. -nice.. a.jdwd,. Only- - .The -mewt Jmport,anL .thing to-do. .s.enhower,,. ib,.,JLheij:. fight... Xon. .ihJa found out..another, thing, .^.e.fpiind ..V, Prescription-Pharm acy .. ■ -hody,.-Vvhlc,h indicates, the.chair 1*.! wiU. be the Jeadet.. with JUr*- Xihor HUrLDfNa nut the-Job: could be-done - m agrt-. A ^ flG A IN WHIU THEY LASTt m -New largeseven $7500, . sW«TI~ "down “ ' .payment ■ShfturTtTTgwm'm oTtbe'TirB Ifr ljr to state'irlfl -votes-irt" the - Republican ~^9D f Main TeL 5.121 a converted'one. - da DurineTIs' ah(r"TrraV' "BeAlriffl $ * 1.95 Road, Glastonbury mil* be­ national convention.— .culture and-lp e\>ery other aspect Si., room Ccdonlal. .Hie beat of con- SohwxTLx Raal Eatats. 8274, Hart­ yond -Mthnlchaiig Golf C ou rse)" recognize Ita infcctlpu* nature and ...... Early rockcvs . arc .aKbrt. ■ an^'m, living rMm {neighborhood's. Owner 2-0032, 12 X 22 with flreplacf, 3 bed­ , BRAE-BURN REALTY i p R . r o R rooms 2nd floor, large finished Now In Season CALL ANYTIME 7691 Acting camping and activitie.s H. A. FRINK M a n c h e s t e r - - One year young, AN AGENCY with a list of ready chairman Charles K. Lynn ha.s room on 3rd floor, screened porch, buyers waiting for 4. 6, 6, 7 FISH AND CHIPS WITH OUR FRIAI-ATOR Tel. Mancheater 7158 i|verj' attractive three bedroom double garage, deep beautifully distributed flyers pertaining to the ! Sullivan Ave.—Wappliig . .iranch. aparlous living room, dtn- room and 2-farally houies. Call . Boy scout rampnree for Manches­ landscaped lot with garden apace. Bomhelm A Smith, Agenta. 6846- Our new sanitary process pives you. a delicious, crisp, ALL JEWELRY AND APPLIANCES jlhg ell, modern . kitchen, color- Near new Bowers school, Rea­ ter District to be held at Camp -led tile bath. Attached garage, 6716. ffolden brown food — Seals In the flai’or! Come in and Johnson this Saturday and Sun­ sonable. Call owner, Manchester try them! FRIED OYSTERS AND CLAMS PACKED {dining patio. Conveniently locat- 2-1827 afternoons and evenings. WANTED—Your property to sell. day. jed. Immediate occupancy. War-, TO TAKE HOME. CALL 2-800.1.- The sehcdule, in part, ia (us fol- NO FIRE OR SMOKE Reliable buyeri walking with caat. Intvs: All patrol.s and crews igill [ren Howland, Manchester 8600. AUTUMN aTREET~5-room irtn- for four, five, alx, aeven room sin­ • tlrvlng L Kelman A Co. Hartford gle. Large lot. Oarage and fire­ meet at the junction of John.son DAMAGED MEI^CHANDISE gle and two-family, in Manches­ and 'W^illimantic roaids, ready to ; ^6-0826. - ...... " place. Recreation room In baae- ter, Bolton, Coventry and Vernon. COMMUNITY RESTAURANT THK OFFICK DF ment. Oil steam heat. Houae In • march, at 2:30; Saturday after­ TE R M S C A S H ROOM Cape Cod, furnished, Finances arranged. Howard R. 143 NORTH MAIN STREET MANCHESTER exselleht rondltton. Price for Hastings. Phone 2-1107. noon. On arrival at the camp flr.st DR. NELKBER REG. 59.85 WATER REPELLENT •ionvenienUy located near blis, quick sale. Inquire of Charles W. - in.spection of the palrola and •acnbols and shopping. Garage and I.,athrop« 100 East Center street. SELLING YOUR Property? Con­ their equipment will be held. Pa­ NOW Simealte. driveway. Shade treea. WILL BE Phone 2-0384 or 7856. tact the EHeworth Mitten Agen­ trol and crew leaders will then ZIPPER JACKETS S5JI5 Dun to thn meant fira and tlit unenrtainty of thn futura of thnsn prnmisns wa havn Jvenetian'hhnds, screens and storm cy, or any Manchester Real Es­ choose their camp.sites and the CLOSED twindoWs. .Television, new . aulo- CHARMING FOUR bedroom Co­ Scouts will set up camp. Judging tate concern because It stand.* to dneidnd to door oiit our nntirn invnntory of VVATCHES, JEWELRY and APPL1« imalic washer, electric kitchen lonial waiting just for you and reason that they know Manchea- will start at 2:45. MAY 19 TO AIAY 24 •and many extras. Nice location. ymir children. Two-csr ’ garage. 36 MONTHS TO PAY. _ _ On Sunday morning Catholic • |Pnce 814,500. call Mancheifter , te.i: pr9p.«rt.v beat, .CnllJlha EU*i rANCES rofimpmcndaBt^ Tbnrn;iiirot wfrigm tmokn domogt te AMY-of^" Beatitlfill gfOuhdk.' Fdf sppdtn't- worth Kit tan-Agency. 6830 -aY- BoT-’ iS482...... raehl confsef Elva 'Tvler. 2-4468, ____ t o n . 8:30. with transportation ' Town & Country Auction Sales" I t MANrHEStER 'W XNTFD- Larga lot in or on out- to bo arranged hy each troop. A our mnrehdhdftn^ EvnryHiing is to go!" Evni^tbiiie~1i~fY9m ciur natteiioily ddvir* $11,900 aklrts of Mancheater. At leaat DODGE OR PLYMOUTH CARS Protc.stont church service will be MEN’S OUTLET 271 HENRY STREP’.T 100’ X 200’. Preferably on high conducted al the camp at 8:30. tisnd quality linn of products. location. Call 6186. 1-3 DOWN PAYMENT Scouts will wear uniforms for first MILL ST. 9 :30 A. M. lo 9 P, M. GLASTONBURY ye’ve listed a better than new Garrison Colonial, built for own- LOW INTEREST CHARGE 5»A Inspection, church service and Read Herald Advs. iKcpaTiaablp Cape Cod, with idl e f r ^ e year ago. 91x moms, bath WANTED AVtthtn iO nrtle* o f — "i»nvCT«i tit M w eiiirtw — ' ■ nhfrt ' lnspFfTlfni: YiBltiSTT 'will bg;C r,W*~4£ ' re«thife'-6r tlife "“ e’a'iiffi' RINGS Realtor ' Here 8 the Reason poree will he the dedication of the j 'I JARVIS REALTY Engineered ■ new stone fireplace on. Sunday aft- :----Phona -Glaatonbury -3-3,504; — ----- remooh-by Rev, Percy amith;— 'v; •HERE mi- E-; liu-F4-'iM'in»! Xttix i!a - . . -■•Methodwt Church'." The- fireplace j ^NCHEStER— New five and Ideal for big family m a couple I bna-half roqm ranch. Three ,bed- by the Army, Navy and Ale Force. was constructed by troop com­ who want to operate a rooming Hia fitli .-eport ia lo be completed mitteemen of Troop 47 of the i- f ’*'* bath, oak floors, house. Eight rooma, four and four, next September. Built To Outlast Them All! |. Jfull basement. August 15 occu- South Methodist Church, headed Bath down. New oil heating a.va- Here visiting relatives, Dr. by Jim Irvine, and is being pre- COMFORTABLE, BOUNCY RUBBER SOLES j ’ Fancy. Reasonably priced. War- tem. New roof, immediate occu­ ; sented to Manchester Distriet LIGHT WEIGHT FABRIC UPPERS Fen Howland. Manchester 8600. Langmuir said In an intertiew Purehepta a naw '52 Packard today . . trod* for a naw *53 1 pancy. Priced at $11„000 with with the Citizen that the project Scouting in memory of a Scout of iirving L Kelman A Co. Hartford excellent t*rm-» available. T. J. Troop 47 who gave his life in jB-0826. waa set up to determine the value for as littia as *598 and your usod '52. A ik ui about dttaili. Crockett. Broker. Phone 5416 or of cleud-aeeding. World War ll, Lt. Arthur Law­ residence 3751. rence of Hollister street. During ftoOD Bu y Exceptionally at- "Most of the pe'Nions who dojibt- e'd* the worth of aeadlng clouds the dedication the life history of (tractive 6 room home on land- SIX ROOM aingle, one unflnlahed. APPLIANCES with silver Iodide," he said, "asked Lt. Lawrence will be read. ■-•caped. plot. (One room partlal- oil heat, atorm windows. tile ■)y flnlahed.) Oil hot water heat the same qiieation: 'How do you Electric Irons, Waffle Irons, (Aluminum doors and screens, io!^on.‘’’“tt:' s^.;^ WE NEED USED CARS house will have new paint. Job Simons, Kaiiehl Hthln 2 weeks.' Tour-choice of ------j of that iLrRiimi^nt OUR STOCK IS LOW Percolators, Cocktail Sets, Clocks {color. Price $13,200. Madeline MANCHE.STER — Old CoIoMal.______,i f®'' *» w* O'lt to as- Coiiditioiis Good pSmlth, Realtor. 2-1642 or 4878. with extra large lot on bus line! i *- pattern of rainfall that 8S rooms. New hot water furn­ could b* measured across the IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCTY: 4 ace. Oil burner. New gas auto­ United States." ‘ Tile conditions Of Adolph Si­ room home. Spacious second floor matic hot water heater. Garage. f>n Weekends In Rest OUR TRADE-IN VALUES mons, 44, of Gilead, and William With dormer*. Oil hot water heat, Large shade tree*. Reduced to A check was started of Weath­ iKanehl, 44. of 519 Center atreet, j {Thermoseal wlndowi and door*. $10,000. Down payment. $4,800. er Bureau records for as long as CANNOT HE BEATEN *were reported aa "pretty good'; ( - Attractive lot with shade trees, For inspection' call Howard R. they have existed., Dr. Lang­ by Manchester Memorial Hoapitai ‘rice $12,000. Down payment Hastings, 2-1107. muir said in all the recorded his­ PRESS FLASH CAMERA KIT authorities today. I »2,l500 monthly payment, in- tory of sweather no similar pat­ The two men, and Mrs. Lydia tern could be found. This kit contains; pIudlDg tXxes, about $67. Made­ MANCJHESTER—Two blocks from e Press Flash Camera COMPLETE PRICE Simons, 42. of Gilead; were in­ ROYAL BLUE SIZES line Smith, 8n ' Realtor.“ 2-1642 Center. Duplex 5 and 4 rooma. Dr. Langmuir 'said he and a jured Sunda)" in Bolton when a LIGHT BLUE 6 to 17 b;|67B. group of acienttsls found that e Gadget Bag Space for additional rooms. Large e Four Flash Rulha car driven Ky Simons sldeswiped RED • BEIGE lot. Down payment $5,000. Man­ when they had seeded the New an auto driven by William Crock­ ' OR WHITE BROWN • BLUE i.feR E E BEDROOM Colonial, Mexico air on Monday. Tuesday e Bonk on Photography „ . ------— ...... —. cen- chester-Near East Center atreet. e Roll of Film. ett, 47, of 20 Fairfield street, hit SAND . WINE .frally located. ModCrn kitchen, Six room aingle. Fireplace, alum­ and Wednesday, It bad rained tn $ 1 9 . 9 5 a tree and rolled over . several tte East on Friday. Saturday .and OR GREEN ceramic tile bath, living room inum combination atorm aaah and BRUNNER’ , times, according to police. Sunday: the lapse being the time ♦rith fireplace, attached garage. Garage 358 EAST CENTER STREET — TELEPHONE 5191 Simona suffered-ipternal tnjur- Full cellar, storm windows and it took for the seeded air to move .les; Kanehl, head Injuries. Mrs. , ficreena Large lot. Call Bomhelm OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9— SATURDAY ALL DAY 'TiL 5 -Simons was discharged from the i Smith, . Exclusive Agents. menT nu’.J t ^ T u l**n8mutr won the Nobel ARTHUR DRUG STORE 'hospital after treatment for facial SIMILAR STYLE IN Hast- ‘ prize for his work in chamUtry In brown - 2Vi to 6 i-yhor‘one 6946 and ' * B71B. infi, 2-1107. f4 2 MAIN STREET, AT ST. JAMES STREET MEMBER OF. MANCHESTER AUTO DEALER.S ASSOCIATION orulsea. Slate police of the Colchester 803 MAIN BT„ MANCHFSTEK Barracks are continuing ttaelr in- M l 3fAlN ST., N’EW BRITAIN reatlgation. 280 MAIN 8T., MIDDLETOWN {-

-- J? ; . ».•« •-.■=-i«5S'; !♦ 'ftt.-JiiJSv.'ij-- 7 - '‘ ..Jt.,------— "T ,.1- X; - t _ j - f,.MAy 15.1952„ M ANOIESTia EVEJilNQ HERALD, M A N CH ESt^, ,EONN„ THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1962 VX. be planted In the near future, by CilfTord Robinson, 3rd, son of Mr. enta are Mr. snd Mrs. Sam Epstein a council committee, on Columbia and Mrs. William C. Robinson, of Pine street. bd leader for the party M the and Russia. figureheads, and their lack of su­ I . Columbia pervision of the functions In] Green, as a permanent Christmas 2nd; Barbara Hope Slate, daugh­ Thomas F. McQiiade of 54 Ox­ liattrlyfiitEr Board of pireetors—-Walter Ma­ Qh thi Iranian battlefront, the tree. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph. Slate their charge - led to the release] Golumbta people "will he invited ford street, . Hartford, Jsther of, honey, who Is on the organisation- United States and Rusalji are in Connecticut of what Is now seen to have been] Mrs. JoI>h' Helm, Jr. or Wdo!d- and Ronald, Jah and ka!ren Tas­ Maurice McQuade of Columbia, tmittts ll^raUii town committee, slate, «f Melvta fh d 'tro tit imee. Some 'sections of althgethdr-bw mnch tatttade and ] ..... to participate...In a Community land -Teir'ace..was guesL of honor ker, xChildtan, of-Mr.-add-Mrs^-Hy.- died .Tuesday afternoon at a Rock­ at a stoi)k shower at the home of land ^asker. Each mother was ville convalescent home after a - PUBLISHED »T Hathaway, who Is bn the rebel Iran are being covered by Ameri­ freedom to executives, with the re­ Field Day and outing Fourth of With Assurance Yankee Mrs. Robert Pohlmann last week. present^ with s rose'by the pas­ long Illness. He was born In ^ « erald^p^b^ ^ . . w a can poison, spread by' American sult that the public trust waa | July this year, and the parade slate ? If that Id so, we must con,- abuaadj-wlUi headline results. Mrs. Joseph Fohlm uin, mothcr-in-- tor. In hpiKjr of- the occ|uiio^h,^_‘_.;. 1 Bpslon. Maas.. May 1. 1876. son HmcbMttt. Conn. ^ feaa to an old aentimentai respect planes. Where our planes leave ” whTcH" w'a¥~go^ m^ for law of the hostess, assisted her for Mr. and Mrs; Stew art TibbftS pf the late - John and Sarah Cur­ THOM^ r. 5S5Sn««M' In 'the other instance 4 t, was a I WAl/rXB B.. rBROOSON. _ for the talents of Mr. Mshoney, .off, Rusaisn planes^ spreading directly (^poslte condition which | the past five years will be omitted. the evening. It was a neighbor­ drove to Peckakill, N. Y. Sunday ley McQuade. He had been em­ f ■ PublUhtr* hood group who were guests, and to attend a- Moth«s Day .program who is the gentleman we usually Russian poison, taka iitp the work. If JBi«B,;#ss' practically - unant was brought to public view by the | ...... 'W e parade has represented a tre- ployed- a t -r Colt’s Manufacturing Of Suprior FeunAtd Octolwr 1.- lUl mous r^ ^lo n of one of the rec- asdtatlon of the state sportsmcn.'ll xnendous amount of work for-the about sixteen were present. Gifts at Peeksklll Military Academy Company, retiring several years think of when wa start looking for Are we being unduly naivs In were arranged Under an umbrella where their son Dead ,1s s student. ago. Besides his son here, he *25*“*. .om ^eji^iO M .late Cornmis- He'rc Umrfjvnw a commisMMWrl ... game few each, year and it, was m -“pdlttlcltn "Who ta 'really- - dHiggfsttag, ^Uiat. Utiavhla4.-o<. iRR$r.|'! »iWV>r!tW Tin«|«.To'nij'|.- A.t.cww* .•?' decorated with pals, plnk-bhia-and Tho rTuasdsy-.-aUtanipaBrf.-ltridgeU thnS'dauK htenb Miss Mary .jlc* >t ?XuehMt*r, Com.. M eiim on Rk>rganization bf the ■"tai'e Who -1^ ’ ' 'Vdteil 'fo'rfhrcbriHriue -ft iiy-Colum­ bosaed." fare, against a common peril to white, r ' club drove to Guilford Tuesday and A. McQuade, Mlsa Olive F. Mc­ C iu Mill ____ so energetle In' the work of the bia Becreation Council, its spon­ Six children were baptized ,dur­ dined at the Little Stone House. la It really a conteat over mankind And mankind’s food sup-. government. It waa for what state department under his Juris­ sors, at their meeting this week. Quade, and Miss Ruth M. Mc­ SUNCREST—LARGEST 20 OZ* CAN BtrMCTIPTTOM HATES seemed thq hard-bpiled, ungrateful diction that the sportsmen felt I ing Mother’s Day services In Co- Mr. and Mrs. -liouls Axelrod are Quade, all of Hartford; three oth­ •w by ,MrU ...... “bosaiam?” If ao, how explain the ply, should he the only kind of Various interesting .. suggestions iumhia Congregational 0.h u r c h parents of a daughter, born May er sons, John P. MeQuade of «>^rUir by MrII ...... h,„r,.n n. •ugisc.iiu,!suggestion that wi«the ..imiicl.-iii.'ui.Connecticut mat-incthat .the aspanment department’s a own ]paid l for the field day were advanced SLICED BACON ■JCttnUL hir.vJifAU..«sA/D*wi dl«p*teb«* crodHed to It. or from the urgent whispers of ons llv# they have to learn to cut citizens who had freely given this .year. It Is expected that the SHORT SHANK. LEAN "lOl othenrfii eredlttd neasea possible In the commission | usual t.vpe, program will be an­ PINEAPPLE JUICE 25c ^ olM lb* locAl MW* publUhtc! of the ’‘boeeee" of his own fac- compete in service to the world's of their time to the state's busi­ a3rstsm—ths Indifference of-com ­ II rlibU of rcpubUcAtlon of ipteldl nounced shortly. The graves of Ltaa lttreln «r» dlfo r»!»«nr»di ^ ,tiont- ...... geijeri welfare rather, than eomr ness, and that It would represent missioners and the excessive, dom-1 a trend away from democratic tra­ Inatihg 'teat of eOrnitilstlonerk^'itj . the veterans wiU be mockod with Smoked Shouldefe^ k 49c Pull Mrrlc* cllbnl of N. E. A. Bonr- Is this a contest over who shall pete in the bualnees o^ killing ditions in Connecilcut. It was Is the Indifference factor which Is.l hags by Raymond Lyman, as ^ich other off. one reorganigation recommenda­ more prevalent. And often the ! usual, this p art of the days oh- .L g e . f*Wb1uh*r»’ Rrprofenlttlrrti Th« be Judge of the town court'? How 'k; servanecs has never been a coun- BISQUICK 45c AulluolUaiawA Sp«clU.AHm» r- Kr» futile. If Ilia! For the.KepubUcaas tion which howled down almost state does etrike a happy medlum^li NATIVE _ y ^k. Cbtouto, Dotrolt »nd Roatbn. unanimhusiy. ' ” ' ------In which its ebmmieaioniria exier- [ cll responsibility, hut -one Mr. Ly­ have the Judgeship until 191^ at This column, which seemed to else Intelligent, positive, balanced | man has taken-care of, for some BEECHNUT rfcmBS1- » ra ^ u d it bureau o p years, most--faithfully. PitUTiIiATIOWS. ieaat. Besides, the last Qene^f Aa^ -LEngagemeilt apaclailze in .jipprtiving—many, zs- leaderahIRzvbteh -is-an -Invaluable sembly adopted a dual /Job ban organlzation recommendations asset to the state end to the de- ] ON EVIRY ^TEM IN THE STORE Yearly reports of chairmen BROILERS ^Th« HorHd Prlptlnp Company. Ina., bill, which means thstt whoever which wers howled against else­ partmentz or , Institutions they] were given at Monday night's X ^ P F E E iioumaa no Ananclal raaponalbltity for Hall-Schuhert where, often for shallow partisan Mogriphlcal arrori appaarln* In ao- ■ tins for representative, from now serve. meeting showing. that the coun­ vartlaamanta and otbar raadlnp njattar Mr. and Mrs. Alton A. Hftll of reasons, did not Join in ths gen­ As the ladlffereiu-e factor, cil moves on In its pattern of pro­ ROASTING to'Tha Manchaater Evanlrp Haralct on, must abandojr all hope of court .37 Holt street, announced Sunday, eral disapproval of the proposal it la seMam tateattonal. It re- viding . for recreation fo r the SEA-PREME GRATED ta ■ Ptaplay adrartlalnp cloalng houri! reward! If 1t,w*eri» a contest over May li, at a dinner'party, the eh to/abolish the commisaloh system. snttsj aliwMt automatically,' • young "people and'-j>ravlding its i Monday—1 p. m. Friday. the -Judgeship, we would be quite gagement of their daughter, Bar­ It contented Itself with pointing from the fart that a really In­ own funds for its expenses In all t Tutrday—1 p. m. Monday. out that the operations and results HUNDREDS OF HATS CHICKENS Lb. Wednraday—1 p. m. Tuaaday. willing to have Town Counsel La- bara Jean Rail, to Roger Rdward timate knowledge of. the state but the small allowance, of the W H IT E T U N A 27c Thuraday^rrl p. m. Wrdnaadap, of the system were ■ inevitably basiaeas iavolved would reqiilc' ' town which contributes the use of • Friday—1 p. m. Thuriday. Belle be Judge next time end Mr. Schubert, son of iHr. and Mrs. mixsd—that there were instances almoot a fun time aboorptlon In the hall. Mr.s. Edna Rimingtun _• Saturday—I P. m. Friday. Gryk deputy Judge, considering a of fine, zealous, distinguished pub- Claaalflad d»a(.ltna: 10:>0 a, (n. Max Schubert of 59 Cooper street. It on tbe part of tbe conunto- chairman of the Hobby, and Craft ’ of pohUtatlrm ancept-Saturday— -tAwn-about fair-play.-B ut, n a the Tha wadding will take place Jn..'the.. Which it .would seem a ..aloner...la aach sttnatloas,..lt.be-...... Show,, reported ,it.,to. be. 'both., a cruel folly to Interrupt or reward - - ’ , Sp6ciolcl«anjng>tim« six* Johnson's MUTT DOGFOOD2 fo 19c I A ra ______Supreme Court might sey, this Is fall. romes relatively easy for com­ 11.59 1 popular and financial success, this X Miss Hall was graduated from with dismissal—and that there mie sinner* to rely more and niurwUy, May 16 a moot question, hardly worth year giving a profit of about JllO. Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Wesley Junior College., Dover. were other Instances In which the more on executives. And as the Mrs. Jo.-:eph Liisky, chairman of Hard Gloss Glo-Coal fighting over right now. Delaware, with ths aaaoclatea of commlssipn system had functioned pace of modem living lnr.reaseo. the annual semi-formal ball also Rome Itself At Stake Is this a contest over "hack- arts degree, and at present Is em­ less happily. It beromeo more and more diffi­ ■ reported a successful v c n t u f c ployed with the vTravelers Insur- Recently, Ihe cnmmissinil ays- with Johnson's e ta ^ deals?" If so, which side is cult to find commlnoloners who which made a profit of more than !vf%.wiui.,pr ancs Company,Jiatlford..sA anAm.-. _.lf.in..-!!»s,JHfen..Hiulijr..th(d.imhUo- ...iln_liavn-tbe.jr.nlttntaet lim o and. „„.Iq jBQst .pRfei ljji.e Jaim^ . 660; .-However. .in-.dbe-«jfea. af-th e .Birds ExeJiEAN S3“Ai 43c CUCUMBERS 2 For 19c lan of CiomnittRlam kaa np- ngiOrtsF'WflSiS'td^^^ dsrwrilijnf asiAstant th 'the OCdSp “spidiigEr’ lb ' energy in'Tlerve iw tbe' liSisals of ' council, the important part they ^QwCooter^ftppHerT ' ' i^ently grown' stronger In that recall It, a "backstage deal" was Department. waya, both llliiatratlng that, aa Ihe rommimlon system would agfe—if ■ any—to thess play in the community is to pro­ quite the thing when tbs present Mr. Schubert, who Is attending a system. It can and dees de­ require. vide .something of special lntere.st ■j^ntry. That seems to be ad- velop weakneascs, . _____ items is slight. Board of Directors, containing a Wesleyan Unlyersity. Middletown., Tims and experience may indi­ to the older people of the town toiitted, )h the lexlraordlnaty will be graduated with a Bachelor In one inaUnce, it was a lack iof cate that the Reorganization Com- 893 MAIN STREET. OPP. ST. JAMES' CHURCH . A wonderfurcotnbinatlOn offer U> save ydu time Birds Eye PEAS 2 For 43c PASCAL CELERY 19c ^^asures which airs being taken DamocraUc minority for the first of A rts degree In June, ... zealousneas and Interest on the mlsaton's recommendation was not ] Dr. Ralph W. Wolmcr, reporting and money! lime, organized Itself. Or Is it now’ part of commissioners which was for the'lirogram^'cbmmTll'ce', • said ^ 'th e effort to avoid Communist as unreasonable, and the attacks | th.at only-an aerage attendance of You get Hard Gloss Glo-Coa£'ii> a sp^U l nant l^ to rie s In tha im portant local claimed that the present town 5IARKS r.NDOR.sr.n on view. The commissioners In this upon it not as wholly valid, as ap­ •'cleaning-time” size—enough td polish' all the Norwich. May 1B-- (IP) —The instance were content to be mere peared at the time. 17 had attended the "rec" nights kidctlons In southern Italy on May counsel was selected for his post, candidacy of former Mayor Rich­ for the younger children In Ye(v floors in the average home. . CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAYS-OPEN THURSDAYS UNTIL I P. M VS. because of- his non-polltlcal ard F. Marks for. the Democratic mans Hall alternate Saturday And what a ralish! Without rubbing or buffing. nlght.s through the .winter. This '?Phe fact that we are most fear- merit? We thought he was select nomination for Congress from the Hard Gloss Glo-Coat gives floors the brightest Second District was endorsed la'sl small number makes the chmmit- |u) about political conditions In ed because he had In his pocket tee wonder if it is worthwhile to shine you’ve ever seen—the hardest polish you’ve night by the Democratic Town ever waUted.on, Floors don't get a acuffed-up took , ro hi raitteF^ -BANISH- UNWANTED HAIR FOKBVBR ...... cnntinue.'r.ar- it something -fllae. :.lg4: -nolreven afcettwecka of wear! -jjimatly,^ will ...... bs taken •by jioma - — *s — board _^needed Jto organise the rner State Representative Alfio S. . needed In its plac¥ another year. board, and wag 'able to exchange Wily let unaigbtly hair mi your face veil your However, he Said, 35 had been |M ar proof 6( the futility of aalld- Urhlnatl of Norwich for.' the the average attendance-of the old­ ■""Jllg^ American dollarp abroad. It is those votes!ein w hat looked like. A nomination for COnKreieman-al- ' good looks. Let me fiv« you of this social handi­ er group whith wept, to the "Y” very shrewd' deal. But perhaps we large. cap forever. My .medleall.v approved method Is pot necessarily any such proof. safe, permanent, and wtU not msw the akin. in Willimantic. Thl.s waa fine, and are mlatsKen. Perhaps It was Just about alt which could be adequate 1 SOUTH MAIN STREET One can aJhvays argue that Cora- This will be another year when P H O N I 4920 tnunlsm might have taken the pure merit which was involved. In lots of'politicians who straddle Is­ ly handled in one cvenirig- that case, we would still Insist Plan.s for the swim program for Jarpole country, outright, long be­ sues win be taken for a ride. MARY CROSSEN WARD. R.N. the summer season, being held for s u m fore thfa. If It had not been for that part of his merit Is that he Is Certified Electrologlst the sixth year with increasing Qmmmmc American aid. One can admit the a very good Democrat. 870 MAIN STREET TEL. *-2667 popularity and success each year, ME truth of the charge many oh-, Is It a contest between the old are well under way Wally Lohr timers and the carpetbaggers? If All Wofk By Appointment—-Free Consultations will be back as waterfront man ■ervera of the Italian scene make PRESCRIPTIONS and swimming Instructor, A regis­ »«that our economic, aid has matle so, being something of a cai-pet- tration date Is sot for June 9. and Ihe rich richer, but produced no bagger ourselves, we would tend Citrefany Compounded REMINGTON at this time a registration' for i^preclabte change In the status to sympathize one way. We, too, beach membership will be com­ Arthur Drag Sturts! bined with the swim group. |pd lives of ordinary' Italians. might think It's shout time some ‘body ■ new starting running' the ...... Tha popular baacball. P,i!Pgraip IB d 11 ■ m'sy sl111''lfeTp ’prMClC^^^ for' the boys is set up for the sum- iiippy result in the May 36 alac- Democratic 'party. But then we -mer once again. M’ore volunteer would have to ask: "Which Demo Uona. - leadership this year medns that !l .iilHow Important these elections cratic party needs new faces the BALCH Is Your more boys can learn more about m ost?" SHAVER I hascball and have more fun. ■vs considered. In Italy, and In But we don't really ' know the Starting with the older age .--Sashlngton. inAV ha Judged...by gi-oup, boya 13 through sixteen will . Rfe ..jMLturd .of Die campaigning answer lb aiiy' of these qu'esUohs^ ^ f " A s s a ^ ISO . have^a chance to, make the team .% lch is under way.. IVe seem lb have trouble pinning In the Senior Intercommunity the Issues down, keeping the no REGULAR League. Stanley Field and Joe !!^ur part In the campaign has deals separate from the no deals, Kurcinik will coach the boys. Prac­ the assignment, of a more and the no bosses separata from v LH tice nights! will he every Monday, teportant role for Italy In the beginning May 19, on .Hutchins wf^. Vhf. no. Ijpssp.s. FRIDAY. '.risawpji®.a8Ep.,sSiAix_,,_ ''Inf'* Triestr::-^^ "tw- , ..M.Ore ,»erlnu.*|y, Joijg 1 ^■'.asayf: rcit, that'thrtt! ahoutd ha a m o«| BETTER DEAL ' ..' 8'and -12t -wlfl -be- divided into- two g e mtse in the IMS Italian' elec- responaible minority 'party , In ' parts. The first group will be those BELTSYILtE TBRKEYS ]JQnr. The present action la only /7|\\ ■^((^ boys who were regular' members Manchester. For Ihst, we would PONTIAC DEALER SATURDAY icpartial keeping of our promise of the Junior Team last year. They guess, the best hope lies In thq t .. < • nt* r >!r« i1 M.uM h' 't»‘r ...The Shampoo used by Famous Hollywood Stars will be coached by Louis Soracchl £rn, but it la_tjpied. at least, tn LONGER FANCY NATIVE CHICKENS 47c eventual development of a leader­ and, Sol Binder. Practice night will MV to make Trieste svring Italian SHAVING (To broil or fry). ship cspahle of rising above the be Tuesday at 6:30 and began this DEL MONTE . . Tntes again. HEADS week, also on Hutchln-S field. The EXTRA Issues which seem the chief con­ Notice WELDON DRUG CO. second group, which is hew this PINEAPPLE JUICE r^ o r his part, Premier De Gas- cern of the two presently oppos- PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY year, has been created for those Largo Con 25c FANCY NATIVE FOWL “ •45c ysri has been making headlines Ing factions. A Public Hearing will be held 901 MAIN STREET — TELEPHONE .'>321 boys who are not quite ready for iflth sample keeping of his own by the Town Planning Commis­ HAVE YOUR * league team play. The group will CHOICK—BONEtESS ' O n campaign promiaes, which sion of Manchester, Thursday, ONE PIECE be known,as Uie Rec Cp,Pnci! Farm GREEN and WIITE Eiseiihovi'er Nibhlra S t . B re for land reform. May 22. 1952 8:00 P. M. in the , HAIR. Team. AU boys In this age group, ~ LIMA RANS, Con 15c Municipal Building on applies^ hot on last years Junior Team, BRISKET CORNED BEEF -« ^ 8 9 c In West Virginia, the Taft t POCKET ,'!n^e fact that the Italian peo- tiona for propi>sc:es-"wH!"be ■ - -nwo, fMew'here Is Itself exaggerated In The, Taft forces hsve had their ex- May 18, 1952 sgain this year, and will begin ^ DIPLOMAT CHICKEN^ SBNKIST ORANBES 6Ss effort, to stir the Italian peo- I*rc^»?t .Jr(umj>h shaded i?y . that , July. . 5, .. .(ilapd’A,, (W ■OwchutucH Buy Your Choice: Ports 21b. 2oSi con99e mueh;- — ------' Orange -Orchestha hw been - en- D O Z. fiO jo : gaged'^hhee 'again': MM' 'anfCMrs.- , '..f iiw f ■'BieMtt,'--iSStli,'h"CUtttailttee- tUBUsIy Fery'high':To Tjavc 'the' 'zslutian tif dslegatea '-leavM 'o f Ihefr 'choice, ,«1ir b e W ehai-gtf presidential race exactly where It I, JAMES DUFFY, HEREBY vH # 17,10 A;M. of this feature, Mr. Lusky an­ b r e a s t s ; LEGS, WINGS, GIBLETS Communists gain political control OIVE.S PUBLIC NOTICE thAl on rf. Rome, 'wefl inside every pollti- was before, with the minor* ex nounced. ' ' - RED RIPE TOMATOES »•<«• 19c Tuesday. M ay 20, 1952. at 11:00 .• Work must be done at the Com­ m and religious frontier the ceptioh thst Taft has lost one'J in the forenoon I wilt auction, at FANCY GREEN delegate he' expected ^ave. ,lt' munity Beach to get it in readiness LIVERS, BACKS AND NECKS ON THE LM6E ECONOMY SIZE SBestem world possesses, would be a public sale, the following house-1 Charter Oak Lots for the summer season. iVinthrop J^ropaganda defeat of the first Is another Eisenhower Tllbble at* hold furniture located a t 43 Pio-1 Rerce. chairman of the beach HBTAirr ObM* a 29c the original Taft nucleus of dele neer Circle. Manchester, Conn., in ! NATIVE ASPARAGUS GVCRitude.-' The western world COME EARLY! lOIN THE CROWD! committee asks that people come SoAwe NATIVE gates, but obviously only a nib- behalf of the Housing Authority of | out on Sundays to help with- this , cmid hardly preach the peril of the Town of Manchester to satlsfj'' . **0UIAatY !§mmunlsm to the- borderlands tie. In to far as it Is of im­ wor^ Starting as early as 9:30 2ICHS.15C Its claim and judgment against there will be council leaders on YOUR CHOICE RADISHES DR SCALLIDNS neutral areas of the world portance It is, like Elsenhower's Mrs. Lea Smythe: ARTICLES FOR SALE INCLUDE: P a r ts S o l hand and a few' hours any time a •* * tften millions of its own citizens, sweep of Rhode Island’s sight 5 pc. maple kitchen set, with during the day. by many, will $ 1 .0 7 55J1I inside the western world for- delegates, where the Taft forces formica top; Lovell washing ma­ AUTOMOBILES make the work move fast. No wosto, when you buy Poultry from our S e p a r a te ly had expected to gain a spilt, minor chine, UTirtger-type;, G.E. 6tea)n Robert Pohlmann of Woodland DITAIIS AT OUR STORi Ssjj, ao obviously considered it board, 2 laundry baskets; various 1937 CHRYSLER ^1939 PLYMOUTH "Chooso Your Ports" stocks! Soloct Logs, ■* peril at all, but, rather, some- Iiood _new8 for the Elsenhower Terrace met with a painful acci­ kitchen utensils; metal ii'onlng dent Monday when the strong . AUNT JEMIMA ] ^ g to be prized. The faU of the camp. board, 21 aundry baskets; various Broost, Wingst Livers — any port of choict SILVER OR DEVIL'S FOOD ------1______' HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINOS ^nds blew the door of his car i world is being decided many times canned goods; Hawthorne girl's shut on his left hand, crushing the ‘ CAKE MIX.Pkg.31c IH our time; but May 35 may be A Proper Kind of W*r bicycle; 3 pc. maple , living room SEVERAL NEW STOVES, EASY CHAIRS, BEDS, Index finger. The finger is in Poultry you prefer. Pay only for what YOU set; 2 maple end tables; maple cof­ R*gardl*«t of th* ^ak*, ag* or condition «f Bfither of those times: WASHING MACHINES. PIANO. ORGAN. your old thovtr. w* will allow up to $7.50 splints for a three week period. Now and then, all too infre­ fee table: maple desk; round gilt- Stanley Field has announced prefer. quently, an item which' shows edged mirror; 16" Emerson TV; RADIOS. LAMPS AND MISCELLANEOUS l ^ e r d th* purchot* of any ii*w, mod*m the gift of a beautiful blue spruce ^Hathaway Vs. Mahtmey? set: electric record player; floor | tree to Columbia 'Recreation !| FROZEN FOOD what the world might be like and table lamps; . religious pic- I HOUSEWARES. ^SOur - good friends, Ihe Demo- creeps Into the news. Council, from Mrs.- Richard Perry 'M lures; linoleum; doll jcarriage, dolli of South Windham. The tree will DULANY'S BABY GREEN LIMAS .. Pkg. 28c GRts, have not distinguished There's a war on, today. In that cribs: various toys; bathroom | MISCELUNEOUS Kdmselves in clarifying the issues Inflammable trouble area, the scale; Hollywood type twin beds, AS A TRADE-IN =MM BUTTER BEANS ...... • . / ... Pkg. 20c maroon leather headboards, with | BABY HIGH CHAIR. BABY STROLLER. FOLDING ELECTRIC FARM FRESH EGGS DAILY their approaching .caucus fight, Middle B!ast, in 'which the human HIjICED may 'say, parenthetically, box springs and mattre.sses; bu-: DOLL CARRIAGE. NEW 20 GAL. WATER TANK, Don't Neglect Slipping race Is, for once, behaving to Its reau; child's rolltop desk; Under­ ALLOWANCE S STRAWBERRIES ...... 12 Os. Pkg. 43c we enjoy having the Deiqo- own credit. wood typewriter; large trunk; 3 ALBUMS WITH RECORDS. GLASS ORNAMENTAL FALSE TEETH d t s fight among themselves, and It’s.a war against a mass plague pc. bedroom set, with 4-poster bed, JUGS, AND HUNDREDS OF SMAU ITEMS TOO Do fala^ teiith drop. Blip or wobble Manehetter Qantar G Next Door to Soars Roehuek, 505 Maia S U g BIRDS EYE FRENCH FRIES ..... 2 Pkgs. 39c n t our best wishes for good, de spring and mattress, mirror; hope when you talk. eat. lauffn or O P ^ of locusU which Is threatening NUMEROUS TO MENTION. Don't be arnoyed and embarraaaed by = CUT OR FRENCH STYLE inCating blows go to both aides, F'BJ’pt. the Arabian peninsula, chest, boudoir. lamps; baby scale; auch handicaps. FASTEETH. an alka­ S GREEN BEANS ...... 2 Pkgs. 43c ^put it would make the.fracas suitcases: books; blanket*; bed­ THIH AU SPONSORED BY line (non-aciC) powder to sprinkle on Iraq. Iran and Pakistan. spreads; 3 portable radios; knick- your plates. , keeps false teeth more Talaphoae 2-8098 - 0|Ma Thursday T il 9 P. M. i : intereating if the rest of us C H A R LE S E. M ATHER firmly set. Gives confident feeling of | S P E A S ...... 2 Pkgs. 43c Four nations are collaborating knacks; Ajisco. camera. aecurity and added comfor^ No fujn- the issues. . ut fighting this war. They iu'ii the JEWELERS kVa Kooey. paaty taate or feeltnff. Get James 588 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER B91 M A IN ST. 232348484848484823535348535348535353232353534853234853484848485353234823532348534853484853482353535348 who shall U nl^ State*, Britain, Turkey TOsteETU today at any dm* atore. able. ROB OPPOSmirST. JAMB CHURCK

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acknowledgment will he received of East Hartford in "In the Zone" Slover Says D rive soon from ..many residents who Dram a Festiv^il by Eugene O'Neill. W TH T— 188* ------^------. have been solicited by mail. — W T ic — loan Although the drive ending date Opens Tonight WDB^iaSO- Rajmo and TV N ot JEUjacto Tra» -beeft ■ reacired;...eontrthattofB wpo&*-isM'., X a VM IAV— 910 WNHO—Ch. 9 will be received until the qilhta Is WKNB— IlMtern Dkj’llgbt Time realized. This Is the" first y e a rjn DONT .T.Admail campaijcn to ra)ii«.l2,D00. The flfth annual drmrna of the Hefi ’s Why It’s to Yow YinfeV MifilM « »» Its history that' the. Cormectlcw ROMTINGXHICKEMSf .AssociaUd Utlie’^ Theaters opens v'- Mancheater'a quota In Ihe Con­ Mental Health Association, parent Threw A w a y t tioull UatiBM. A 7 :ie—WCCIJ—Newa;' Good Mornins t^lfh t at the Avery Memorial in still plenty of wear left .to line of -fho Alr< : -- ■ ■ Mualc.- ■ necticut Mental Health Aupcia- of .some SOO ..similar. organUatlphS. “ Wheit I aak toy husbuid what he wants for dinner Sox v». Chlcafo. W TIC-Boh Steele. Momins Watch. tion drive la (ailihi; 'ahort of its in thS country, has approadnwl the Hartford'for a three-night run. aiioet repalreid here. '■ Wfe- , • -WDnC—The Mualc Box; mark, chairman William P. Slover public for funds to carry on Its Eleven,of the 16 member groups he always says ‘an Olcott chicken,’ ” a customer tells us. Tenka va. aevolaiiO. WHAY—Coffee .Club. ajinp|4iic(!-Radl« Barrla; Nihra. vhric—Newa. and unless contributions pick Up which number more than 9,000 in p. m. and is open to the public, wllV R e i i d y t o I i l ^ W DlbP—Tankto KItrhan, WXNB—Newa; Sporta Dlfeat. tho Roal win nof be reached. this state. include N e w Britain Repertory IS 81APLE.STREET .. Mf-ntr—BhU-Baekar-Ntwa.. ---- —'-ThtA'-driv^y S'-^beiftf-etmdttcted' — **T:ri9iorvBr«pjieafs-t«y1ocal-Te8t*' Theater"f«"^ glM -W TIIT—John Conte. W / i< W Onf-AvI—Sky XIni x in r WDRC—Newe. ■ _ e q u iv a l e n t t o 4 H to 8 H LBB REGULAR WMWHH) AT Oc t S C—item o n (jine WCCC—IS Iliim.'rod and 90 HIti. f —Tom ■ Cortiett SpiPo Cidit. WKNp—Newe; Polonla. f t T l ID I^ B V C READY-TO-COOK, " p i l g r i m " j l a C ^RC — Xurt Usascu'-Martbs WON^Ncwe., — - WTHT—Breakfaet Club, e, I U K I V k T 9 p l u m p -1 0 -1 3 l b s l b O w . . orta- WTIC—Theater of .Melody. .^ x w d . . • EQUIVALENT TO 13 TO 17 LBS REGULAR DRtSSED AT 55c LB ?e?!l.„Brown; Niwo^ WHAY—Ilallan rrogram, ' illier. 'wON.l==WDRC^JartrBatnisrr. ■—'— WTHT—My True Story. Five ^nnstioBs of bonenskerg have . { L d o " A " p ou itTY K W M 9 i B K 9 CMICKfNS-^31'i-3% LBS - LB 9 V . • lit —\ r a c —Weather;. WTIC—Welcome Travelers, WDRC—Thla I BalleVa. WCCC—Newa; 13 Hundred and 90 looked to AaP to ^elp them eat better for EQUIVALENT TO 4Vi TO 5 LBS'REGULAR DRESSED AT 43c LB e it fc w e it e —Mualr for -Amerlei. ' .-Hrtar...... W TH T—Sereno Oammelb. WKNB—Ne^a-a; Guy Lombardo. ... W ITO—Tour Senator from Connrctl- WHAY—Italian . News; Mualc. lew. For oyw 90 years AaP has b^n a is jemoved as soon as possible eut 10:Slk—WTHT—WhlaperliiE. Streets, SUFIR-RICHT SFKIAL FRESHLY GROUND WDRC—Guy Lombardo. ,\ lOiSO—WDRC—Arthur Godfrey. leader in maintainini tbe^tdnffm'ff of Lip. i l l * —W n C —Three Star Extra. WONS—Guy Lombardo. I WDRC—Ixiwell Tnomai. WTIC—Double or Nothing. inghj combatting the High fhM of Living. ‘ x'-.: . . - . • W TH T—Stock newa; Sporta. WKNB—Mystery- Voice. 10»49—WTH t—Against tim Storm. It’s a tradition with us and aieputation _____ HAMBURG .59 —.... .WKNBtrPhU.JBiHVtn’»..9per.'«j;*''»-._____ van--...... —o-..-.'... • :U —WONB—Newa.. , Crosby. ptedfi^ io lieep.' WV t it * —WDRC—Beulah. IliOO;-wCcC—13 Hundred and 90 Hlfa. GETS STEER '^^^ness o' W TH T—Weather; Jnurnaf of the Air WDRC—Arthur Godfrey. CLOTHES LARGE BEEF and good common sense, for when fh^ SHORT 7 INCH CUT iYS* W KNB—Proudly We Hall. WKNB—New»; S « Club. .LB. ■ * a “ BLOCK STYLE ^LAC ...- WON8—TuUon Lewla..Jr...... ' WONS-Ladira Fair. : , , CLEANER PACKAGES eustomoF benefits^ to do we. — W TIO — — Irene Dunn ft Fred Mac- ,WTHT-:I,onft Journey. . ,TV^ ToqdY-'v«odv to-^ sbonW BONE IN LB %9Y — - Mtrrfty. -...... «feTlC—Suilca It R ic h .. Shop regularly at AaP and see if it won’t I X- CHUCK ROAST Tltft-WNS^Telln.Teet. • WHAY—Hallan Newt; Aliiele.. SHANK lom aF lm u m ' W TH T—Elmer Davla, ll:l»—WTHT—When a Girl .Marries, lliao—WDRC~5y|e..T.|me______. QUALITY "ALL ■ traAY—poitih ynnonti "iromir— WHAY—Italian. Voice. W TH T-^Af# Kstinbul. WONS—Curt Meaaey Time. l A D D I E B O r LB. BBACON M Vw Ire SLICED G O d iY ’^ L t' •iM —WDaC-~PlavbAUtA. WTHT—J«ck Rf*rrh flhmr. WTJC—aNJfht BfAl. WTIO—Nfwp; Weather. W THT—Deffnie Attorney. 13:15—WDRO-Aulit .leimle a aStorle*. HUNDREDS o r PRICES DOWN AT At.PI L t WONB-The H^rdy Famny. 'WKMiU-niiig Oroaby, SMALL DAISY BUnS * i t n —WTHT—Amateur Hour* WTIC—Down Ilomerp.' t HEN WTIO-^rmfnet WON5»w H. r , Baukhagf. AlP HAS WHITTIED AWAY UNTIl SCORtS HERE'S JUST A FfW TO PROVE THAT AAP f Y E A R r O D R T ^ S WHAT—N e vi; NUa Watch. ■* WTHT-Vlctor H Llndlahr.' 1 LB. LB.- YEAR TODAY'S AftPtUYS CHICKEN OR JUMBO WDRC—Mr. Chameleon. 12j55—WON8—Women's Page.. OF ITEAdS COST lESS THAN LAST YEAIII ALWAYS HELPS TO SAVE YOU MONEYI NUMBER 1 WONS-^BUl Henry Newi; Rod A l3:30-'WDnC—Uomaee of Helen Trent. CANS 0 «n Club of the Air. WKNBvr-Man on the .Street. AGO PRICE AGO PRICE GRADE FISH ftU -W D R C —Newa. . WTIC-Marjorle .Mllla. ' f a t IXCIUSIVEIY LOBSTERS LB •:tA-wIndia*a Ambaaaador. R. R. Sen. . WHAY.—IaX Roaa Program, THICK 5 : i« h29' w n c —Counterspy, WCCC—Newa. Iona Tomato Juice CAN f*cH 27' f a c h 2 5 ^ Peach Preserve ANN PAGE EACH 2 r Roundup. WTHT—Phil Blacker. Newa. LB. ilia —WTHT—Foreign Reporter. 13:<5 - WDur-^Our dal Sunday, SALT PORK t»CH2 ]' J » ch29' WKNR-Tlie I'atttra. Iona Tomatoes CAN tACH 1 • 5- T RACK w"9- ■ Ann Poge Grope Jelly . . ;.each.1 9 . I jOO-eWDRC—Nf.wa, ^ l b ; WDRC—Roberl Q'a Waxworks, eWTUT—We the Women; News. tltlg—WONR^aclTs WaxworkA ^ kch^T' 2 7 ^ Heinz Cucumber Pickles ^ t»cH 27' 5ILVERBROOK GRADE A HOTHOUSE Mil#—W______TOT—Treaau-Treasury Rand. WTIC—News. A&P Whole Beets CAN 2 JAR 2 Foi4 9 ' IB WON$r'^ack‘N Waxworki. WCCC—ManchfTrter Matinu; ------WKNB—The Patteea. RED RIPE, FLAVORFUL LB I WDRC—Presidential Prfiftlea. ' MCH 3 5 ' 25^^ Stotler Toilet Tissue BUTTER fr\‘nt 7 9 « WTIC—Newa; Orejton Prlmao-. Re- WONS—Newa. AAP Block Pepper GRO EACH 1 2 ">'25' 2 ™ . 2 7 view. WHAY^Bettv Kimball. I:IA-WDR(%-Ma Perklna. 9 7 c BORDEN'S \ FLORIDA EXTRA LARGE )4A—WON8—Jack's Waxworks. Sidtono Stuffed Olives ' ^ *JCK 5 9 ' EACH 4 9 *= X It Hawa ■' on All ‘ Btatioofta. ■ ■ ______WTir-Jnke- Box Jtnglff tIe K O PUREVIGCTAtilf SHORTfN 1 38^. . . .fACH. - . ' . JAR SIZE FULL OF JUICE DOZ Itig g e -W D ^ —You and tltc..World, •• UTHT-ratU Uarvay. ORANGES litwa -^w ofc^jaw e' waie^Titit,' . . anie## •'Friad ^ m m m m n m o . -.ColecfriAIUwM.tBWe I — ■iw.-39'^" C M A t l A U ,.4lt.Lp^'9.5.*,. TOILET TISSUE ; T .0 T 2 for 5 5 *= — EXTRA LARGE ...... W THT—Bob E. Lloyd. WHAV-Rettv Kimball. dexo PURt VICtTAIlE SHORTEN - each m a r g y n n e L . gonn«t, Oel Rich. Durk< WHAT—Night Watch, I WDRC—Young Dr' Malone. SHLDR. MEL-O-BIT AMERICAN SLIGAR SWEET SIZE 9 EA ' W(XT—Newa; Manrhester Matinee Mrf. Pilbart'f, Good Luc P1NEAPPLIS lltl6 —wDRC—Public Sendee Program 2 f o r 5 5 !,. Ilsg^ W T T C —Favorites of the Famr-oe WKNBT-rKfci’.buaril. JCapcrs...... -__ CUT Crisco ------n'S OIGESTltlE ! .. e a c h 3 1 = Nucoe Colortd . 1 SLICED CHEESE u 55c JUMBO ...... 4m , U lii—w n c —News; Dance Mgaic: WTHT—County Newa, Music Hall. LB. I t4A—WDRC-^u1f.1nr ' Light. * t«H 31' CUCUMBERS LONG GREEN 9 FOR WK'NP—RasehaM Mallree, Crisco ' trS OIGESTtliE EACH 8 5 NuHey Margarine colorei 2 roR4 r Welch. L.-.WON-S-'^Soofta FK4Mr4iYW>-' FOR CR4SP an . Yawaintaw-— ;.otp sqofH • -FRESH—. f"'-4AS*4V- f .vvWw.-45^- •tgft—WTIO—Frer*. Atwood...... ■2*5S^^Rri£8nttowr' > m :3unjiria : '$|W T '■""'toRYAKWlOT M ozolfl & W f^M X— 3 1 ^ ESCAROLE WHAT—Hewe; Rural Roundup wcrr-ifuaic. . n a t i v e " O H A N ^ i g ilf—WDRC--- RC—•• Hymn-Time. WKNn-Sporla Bberlal JUICE rSTZS. *• ltt-Vlift—w----- n c —Newe.Mewa. WONS—Ofinnectlrut Raliroom, DOZ. S p p f FOR BAKING ft FRYING ! 1.17 EACH Sunnyfield Lord ; 24' 2 fo, 2 9 ^ tllft--W v p N 8 -‘Bill Jenkina Show. WTHT—Mar>* Margare; 5IcBrlde. S U N K I5 T SQUASH ■ 2Ln 25^ WDRC—Ta^wn Patrol. WHAY—Open Houae. COLUMBIA GEM AMERICAN ^ FACX 22' ' uch38‘- 9 7 c WneV-Waaiher; Frank Atwood. WDRC^Pergv Mason. N Hunt's Ketchup EACH 17*^•' Sw iffning EACH * * WCCO—Production Newsreel. WTIC-Doctor’a Nvife. L E M O N JUICE 2 9 « . WMAT-dJhapfl Time. 3;S#—WDRC-ij^ora Drake. ANN FRESH CORN ' " 4r«s 39' WTHT-^Mornlng Devotlona. WTIC—Cinderella Weekend. BY jd o d Dressing PAGE ( ' « ' 3 2 ' EA^H2 r Sw iff ning ! 1.08 EACH 7 5 ^ LIBBY'S OR BIRDSEYE •iW—WTHT—Breakfast with Ren. WCCC-i-Ncwa; Mualc. PIECE JERSEY 2 : ^ 3 5 ' WHAT—Variety Time, WTHT^DIrk Wall.a Music Hall. ANN CAMAY. LIFEBUOY P E A S fresh frozen 1 39« SWT. POTATOES tilft—vTORO—Newitlme. WONS -Bam Havea. Conn. Ballroom. ' Solod Dressing PAGE , “ '- 5 9 ' each4 5 ‘= Soap lUX, PALMOLIVE E 3 '»« 26' 2 EC. 1 5 " WTIO—Bob Steele. . WHAY—News: Open Houae. LB. ■WTHT—Break feat With Ben. n n e CAMAY, LIFEBUOY 2:45—WDRC—Brighter Dav. . X i 3 S WONS-Weather; Bill Jenkina. S:0ft-WI)RC—HUltnp Httuae. LIBBY'S Ann Poge Mayonnaise , tAtH'3 9 ' EACH * 7 Soap tux, PAL^'OLIVE ^ ‘" “ 13' 3 ,0 . 3 2 ^ SUNSWEET PRUNES TuMPm39' WKNJ—Phil Itate Sho^w,...... -WONSr- JUtek Dott'iicy.‘a..Muak ShoCL 1 WCCC—Good Mo'rnlnir Muele, Outstanding Yaluisf WTIC—Life Can Be Beautiful. - DAIRY DEPt. f 2 '»* S i * ’ WHAT—Allan Brown Show. WTHT—Marriage For Two. STRAWBERRIES Ann Poge Moyonnoise R u « 6 9 ' EfCH •'W Kleenex 300 EACH-2 r Tllft-WONS-Newe. 8tlsr-WTIC-Road .of Life. 'X . ^ Dili Pickles Tm 2 VA. SALTED PEANUTS 39' WCCC—Good Morning Mualc. WDRC—rinuaepartv, FRE.SH 5UNSHINE * M ^ WTHT-Marv Marlin. Tomato LOAF CHEESE SLICED LB. 55c S:SG-WCCC-News; .Muale. . 46 OZ. FROZEN / L t f Morshmoilow'Fluff 2 WKNB—Yankee vs. Detroit. CANS ' WTHT—Joyce Jordan. CAN P'RESII M B. PACKAGE T : ± V NABISCO i II OflC WTIC—Pepper Young’s Family. FOR CottagB Cheese CREAMY LB. XwC REGARDUSS OP PRICE... wrocKers graham fkgat WHAY- WHAY Jamboree, . Television H:40—WDRC-Cedric Adamt. Juice 3<4A—WTIC—UIghi to Uapi^Maa. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ ^IHURSDAY, MAY^ 15, 1962 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 15. 196!!'’ PAGE ^ O E T l i l ments regarding their work uhtll V— *■ TT T • {Sharp ware among toe directors they have digested the facta, L,- i appointed. - — SurtvGheckinR Water Records Special Audit drawn their conclusions from them Steel Union mie Wapping softball team won and presented their findings in lOrtoatngame; *^ to t,-against VeT'- their r^poitr...... non last week. IsUnderway The price that the investigation, Wapping Orange observed Past for which toe Board of Directors T < iD e m a iid Khatera* wight Tuesday evening aroroprlitsd IS.pOO, win cost toe u. S. CHOICI . CUT riOM HIAVY WISTIIN COIN.I9D STIII MIP at the Community- House with General Manager Gives t o ^ has not yet been set and over' 50 present. During the busi­ Assurance of Coopera­ won’t be until the accountants ness meeting an invitation was have completed their work, but T - t t read to attend church services at tion to Knust, Cambria they have estiifiated that toe fee Htorva ChurdtiMi' Orange- BilndeXii •w»uWir4»i 84,000vii l»;-^a«yi.«veiiti: May 18. Plans were made for chil­ (OaattaMd ra g oO M ) ' General Manager Richard Mar­ they are reported to have given B 0 I« dren’s night, also for entering toe their aosuraqce thS fee will not ex- LB tin today promised his complete fore the convention )lM thlB to service contest. A picnic was dis­ 'ceed toe appropriation. cussed and-toe Orange was . in­ c^peratlon In the re-sudit of the IN ■•yt vited to the cottage of Mr. and Water and Sewer Department’s .1«S xttiwflcstveicvwerKaewfsrTT-^rTW . b .'n Vtn-r PrandB HPoeter-ab- Chalkst "books to tfiiTlwo"¥ccoimfanlf8 who" molt of the American preee Beach, Bsybrook. The Orange wl^ >|ralnit the ictlvlHea o f OW' Inhor apohsor a card party at'toe Ooth' this morning began their-special SojThey Say 'TOovemeBt and the failure of the munlty Houhe oh Saturday, May InveatlgaUon'bf the department’s 7-INCH CUT : fRpM HEAVY WESTERN 5THR BEEF REGULAR - MILDLY CURED preia to provide accurate ac* 24. financial records. SELECT YOUR FAVORltB Martin gave his assurance to When you make a 'man ridicu­ counta of the facta Involved in la­ The program commenced by Rib RMsf U. 5. C HO ICI LB 75c Smoked Picnics bor dilutee haa emphaalted the men and women officers march­ Henry Knust and Guy Cambria, of lous or an institution ridiculous, you undermine Its prestige. Hypoc­ CHKKEN PARTS Importance of labor’a own riewe- ing In dressed In old time 6os- the Hartford accounting firm of LEAN : FRESHLY GROUND SPEQAL TRIMMED - MILDLY CURED papera and pubUcationa.” tumes’^ did time eongs were played Knust,' Everett and Cambria, who risy and wrongdoing cannot sur- AT A U PWAST SUPER MARKETS and several interesting old Orange will' do m ost, of . the. work them­ -vlve rldleule.-'-Comedlan Bud Ab­ i%’alt .Court Verdict bott, commenting on communism. 59< Smoked Piuiics Ih e ateelworkera are working, programs were regd. Refresh­ selves, that they would be supplied C k ^ li^ B ^ f Bfaasts* LB 79c llgurayvely; for the government, ments were served at toe close of with any Information or aid neces­ MILDLY CURED sary to their Inveatigatlon, which ; TENOH MILK-FED thue actually not permitted to toe meeting and plants and The command at SHAPE (Su­ will cover the period from Aug. preme' Headquortera, Allied pow­ L» 69c atrike. Murray haa aald hla union perennials exchanged. The next ijw » IS, 1948; to March 30, 1952. ers in Europe) believes 182 will LB 79c Smoked Butts would not abut the mllla whOe the meeUng, May 27, wUl be In Umb Legs charge of toe Qraces, _ _ AndA n l Martin begbegan hie coopera- be a critical year.—Gen. Alfred Wings - i«29c* - -govenmMt la in- control. tion this morning. Oritentoer, SHAPE Chief of Staff. FHVAST SKINLESS SUGAR-CURED. Should the natkm’a higtaeat court The Wapplng'lUttle Uague haa been working to get toe baseball able to Knust and Cainbria, for Badu and Necb w 15c void aeiture It la quite poaalble their study of the 3Vi-year finan­ UB PKG 65c Finest sliced Bacon ’« 59c _ t t a t the workers would quit Im­ diamond on Ayres road In condi­ — nersld Photo A ' united, neutral, armed' and Frankfurts U tion and haa been practicing two Henry Knust,' left., and Guy Cambria, of the Hartford accounting cial history of the departihent, the strong Germany could he toe Giblats 15c mediately. conference room off of the hearing needed balance wheel for ' world LUNCHEON MEAT TASTY FINE QUALITY _ Thera was no .guarantee that or. three times a week. The flrat firm of Knust, Everett and Cambria, this, morning started their Inves-,' LB ^C game will be played oh Memorial tigatlon of the Water .snii Sewer Department’s books covering the room in the Municipal Building. peace and prosperity. ■—Alf M. livers 8 . this would occur but the frank He also supplied them with the de­ London, 1936 Reimblican preaiden- oo m aesa o f many delegates who repre­ Day. Qeorge Donahue Is coach. period from Aug. 15, 1948, to March 30, 1952. They are seated at n MinciNiiHam w B I « u 59t Finast Ihrenmirst u 63c 'The nigh school track team will table In the Municipal Building conference rbom, which was made partment’s books, minutes of toe ttal candidate. sent the 1,100,000 ateelworkera Board of Directors meetings cov­ made It Cltar that tte union would meet Morgan High School of CUn available to them for their study by General Manager Richard Mar­ ton here Ph4day at -8-p.-m; lin...... ering. . toe period,- a . copy, of. ,toe. It would he folly at this time to- not pr^uce steePMthdut a con­ Town ■ Charter, past audits and Chideen Live lobster » 59< The Timothy Edwards’ • Fellow-’ abandon all controls or to fall to tract town reports, and a key to. the renew the present defense p i^ u e- w ship Is sponsoring a. spring.dafice. dent;.-Mrs....Vlctor. King,, recording: It isn’t at toe. end . of a day. .when Fwth Haddock H ilt « 45t — “ Doregata n ftw ' delegate,....In room; • ' —— :------'f 16a''sit.—Asslalahl' Secfeiary of PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW FOR. Ssfurday, night, May 17. at the secretary:' Miss Olive Clapp, cor­ I’d like to be able-to putter around In their work, toe accountants voices Bometlmes uncontrolled vrtth Community Hall. ’The committee, Commerce ThomOa Davis, FritiBh M o d co ro i u 27c anger, demanded that steel give responding secretary; Mrs. Mar­ my own house, go to bed when will not follow^ any definite pro-, with Howard Bennett as chair­ , Its workers a substantial wage In- shall Bldwell, treasurer; Rev. Dr. Want to, etc. gram. Knust said toat what they Split MmektHroi fan « aoy u 4 3 c h: . man, is planning an evening of Fraser Metzger, Mies Elizabeth It remains uncertain toat an crcaaip—or else—a strike, 'Instead; 1 spend toe first part are doing la not a detailed audit, agreement con be reached with round and equare dances from 8 Noble and Ralph Grant, executive of the evening trying to keep the but rather a special Investigation, automsticpELCO'HEAT Froth SIketd Cod u 33c ToMti In an address that brought the CommunUta except by sacri- to 12. Music will be furnished by committee. A dinner was served children from fighting, then get- and that therefore no definite pro- *h«wnt^uiUts4^.t)!>»t he thought toe tti« Ronistomiara,. . wUh-. Jesas .HUl .preceding- to e . aaeetlngi .■ -.-wtsaw.-. flclng .essential prtaclplea. .wWchJ. ' WBBT^bmtoehdailbns wire fair them to hedugaurst thtSf toe uN 'ch'mniahd wfli i o l 'do.— ■ If=’y o a "«T(r- ss prompter. Refreshments will be protests. The accountants expect to have and that the steelworkers were available. ’Die public is Invited. Gen. Matthew Ridgway. spring or suminer, here's a special'offer that makes it enUtled to win that settlement The rest of toe evening Is long a report ready by the middle of worth your while to act now. Place your order today for ’The annual meeting of Abe Mil waiting for my son and h|s wife He added he was "heart and soul ler Post, American Legion, was Ruth Millett June, but they are not sure now Our domestic and foreign poli­ a General Motors Deko-Heat conversion burner or and spirit" behind them. Jo come horne eo that I can go whether it will be a final report. cies are inseparable. The welfai'e held ’Tuesday evening. Dennis home ahd get to bed. The time al­ It Is expected that until tost nr- furnace and get a saving of many, dollars. Barkley said he hoped the ateel- Rtbrdan was elected commander. and prosperity of the American workers through negotlatlona Grandmother as' (Tnpold Baby ways seems long, for they never port Is prepared, no comments, on people are decisively affected by Other offlcera sleeted were John Sitter Is Taken for Granted give me ahy Idea of when to ex Credit and %f9^etaLi$6 would come out "with such' Mrowka, aenlor vice commander; the course toe investigation la tak­ our efforts for world peace.—W. victory .. to which you are en pect them. ing will be forthcoming. Knust Averell Harriman, Mutual Secur­ Melvin Stead, Junior vice com­ ' Are you and your husband one titled as American cltlsene. mander; Edward Curtin, adjutant; "Do you think Fm Just a cranky said that .they will make no state- ity administrator. vFULL OF JUICE o f those couplM who say snugly: old Woman for resenting being FINAST SUPER MARKET P L O R ID A Frank Maalnda, finance officer; Parry Roberts, chsplsln; Fred "Oh, we don’t have any 'haby­ turned Into an unpaid babysitter?” ’Tomlin, eergehnt .st arms; Wil­ sitting problems. Mother will Not at all. But why resent the 1041 M«in M«ncfi«stDr come over, ond stajtwlth the chll- liam: Courch. aaalatant.aerga.itotjit ritoation you can change j a g Afnrar H»rbgrt~Roaa.~iiejrvlce offh ■4r‘^zjAR27e SUNSHINI LB PKG GERBER'S O N E P I E B A M V f O O D t ^ Sweet Mixed Pickles silver- lane 16-OZ jar 27e Pumpkin nmoztinIOc STEAM ED 4 « V . o z j a «5 39c 43 OAK ST. T E L 2-9937 Sweet Gherkins oxford small « - oz jar 39c Gerber's Cereal 2»/.ozjAaf5c A c c e n t food flavoring i-ozTiN.27c holies pz 111 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST TELEPHONE 8338 T-f M IR A B E L PRESERVES & JELLIES! Ranger Joe Cereal »- . 16c Strawberry Preserves / i6ozjar39c Naples Ravioli i5«ozPKG27e Kalko Cat Food ism oz tin 12c Free delivery en oH cash e/den ef $5 er mere. AM 04ICKIN OP TM MA Upton's Sdup Mixes orders must be coHed in before 3 P. M. to be de­ OPEN DAILY 8 A. M. t o 9 P. M. Raspberry Preserves i6ozjar35c Brill's Spaghetti Sauce ion oz TIN 20c Bonnet Chili Sauce i^uarIS c ■ a . . • GRAPE,-PEACH, i oztin c TU N A FISH »Mk Smp, 37c livered the s«ne day. O PEN A L L D A Y S U N D A Y A p i K O t PINEAPPLE PRESERVES WOZ -lAR / y g Uncle Ben's Rke 14-OZ PKG 19c Pard Dog Tood « 16 . i J L . made with pure ‘ SIZE Tmeate-VagataUe*]^^ 37c w ape . JeU y. __ concord grapz ju ia . w-ozjAR 2 1 c - zSPKIAlr FOR THURSDAY^ FRIDAY and SATURDAY - r ...... ■ ' ' ------BONED SHAD Orange Marmalade 23c MORRELL'S MR END " Ca 1 • ROE SHAD ^aLar^ Spaciaii DIRECT FROM MAINE WATERS ^OAN CAOOir XQc Steaks xQ^ : • BUCK SHAD 1 PORK A Q c \J%J lb. \m \ j ^ HLLIT OF BLUE Blueberry Pie 59c 55« FILLET OF COD CUT FROM HEAVY WESTERN BEEF -HLLET OF HADDOCK Plain Pound 6ike LOINS T-aONE. SHORT AND PORTERHOUSE xviXtS'/- '-rf'-.ft: ;* ■Ol.-'Zutlf *• (f ^ -- - vah -$ EXTRA LEAN SHORT SHANK SPICjAL,. 1^ BONIli$S mmmmmmfi OPENED OR IN THE SHEU W hoia W heat Bread '»«I7« *i8-OZLOAF 4MbltfC4^ ^ t l . :-.8 AC 0 N'7' ( M m O A S T -•.'-UrL' -•> ■; m STEAMING ^CLAM$ CANADIAN SMOKED FlULETS -. A . • ...... ib45 e LiTTLE NECKS Lb. 49c, (Very Leu)- BOILED HAM AT ITS'BEST CHERRY STONES ^ tJ tn ^oan C^arof FRYING CLAMS FROZEN CANNED H A M “ 89c RAISIN BREAD Blitter HON^ Broad FREE! FREE! FORMPST 16-OZ LOAF With each $5 purchase—a carton of six bottles of as­ MANCHESTER SEA FOOD OYSTERS 18-OZ LOAF 19< ^ 1 . ■ i sorted soda. With each 110 purchaae—a carton of 12 LB< bottles. BONELESS PICNICS 79e Reody to tort. No waste at afl. GREEN SHRIMP POINT JUDITH COOKED SHRIMP ' STORES <5is; NATIONAL i __ .... BY POPUUR DEMAND - WE REPEAT; VERY LEAN AND TASTY CANNED LOiSTER MEAT SCALLOPS 24 8 Oz. Bottles of Soda...... $1.00 BONELESS HAM NIW KIRKMAN SURF 10 Cans of Tomato Paste WOODBURY BLU-WHITE -g ia n t c n Sl.OO FLAKIS LIFEBUOY SOAP LIFEBUOY SOAP 9 Cans of Strong Heart Dog Food MANCHESTER SEA FOOD SILVER DUST SOAP IS 30c PKG J z C $1.00 H ( A U • luy 3 pk,t si rKulsr prk* omtomr t . MORREU'S SALT GOD STRIPS, DULCE SEAWEED, ,c S A L l • Buy 3 bsfi tl ragulsr pries 8 No. 2 Cans of Tomato Juice .... •nd g*l 1 p*cL.p. h r U Each pLg cofttaini 10« coupon egainsi $1.00 and gtl 1 bsr for 1< 2 r s o i A M 15c 3 lA T H t A lU 32c 4 No. 2y: Cans of Jesso Tomatoes LGE PKG 29e LGE PKG 3 1 c purchase I’lb of your fevoHte b«nd $1.00 CENTER CUTS 07 SWORD FRIED nSH AND CHIPS, FRIED GUMS 6 GIsdiolut lulbt and Pkgt o« $Mdi ALL 4 PKGS of coffee •4 46 Oz. Cans of Orang"or CHOPPED■ HAM . A ALL 4 36c 28c CENTER CUTS OP HAURUT OR SCALLOPS, nSH GAKES AND CLAM lof 25c and 2 Itosli M om aaeaoM Blended Juke ...... $1.00 SCARLET RED KING SALMON 1 Lb. Bacon and I Dozen Eggs .,.. $1.00 PORMOST HICKORY * CHOWDER TO EAT AT BAR OR TO TAKE SPRY ANGEL SOFT . 7 Cans of Jesso Peas ...'...... $ 1.00 LUX TOILET SOAP LUX TOILET SOAP LUX FLAKES S W A N SO AP S W A N SO A P 7 Cans of Sweet Life Applesauce .. $1.Q0 SMOKED BACON OUT.- RINSO VldTAlIJ SHOITWING ' FACIAL TUSM 7 Cans of Canned M ilk...... $1.00 MANCHESTER SEA FOOD 2 LGE PKGS 5 5 c 2 REG BARS 1 5 c 2 b a t h b ars 25c 4 400 Count Cleaiising Tissue .... 2 BEG BARS l5 c 3 BATH BARS 32c 34JTIN 85c U TIN 3*10 PKG OF 400 23c $1.00 43 OAK STREET TEL 2-9937 W a eator ta restouroatt, dubs ood instituHons. 2 lOiPKOS 55c 12 Cans o f Babo ... oeeeeeeee $1.00 ASSORTED COLD CUTS 3 Pints of Wesson Oil ...... $1.00 Minced Hem , $plee<^ Ham , Veal Loaf. IF IT SWfMS ...... WE HAVE IT . ■■ , ■ . ' r . . ■ . ■ - •\/ PAGETWELTS II/^^CHESTEITe VENING h e r a l d , MANCaHESTER. COIW,, THURSDAY, m a y UANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, MAY 15. 1962 PAGE THIRTEEN^

tomato-aapic salad, homemade corresixmdtag secretary; ^ Roy Church was visited at 10 a. m., Bast Haven High School faculty Company rifle matchbi, Pfc. Wll*- Following the business meeting R o c k v i l l e Vernon Church at 11 a. m.. with the unit joined with post members Cit6 Local Youths Deaths Last Night Lutheran Group bread, snow pudding and Swedish Keith, treasurer; and Mrs.' Mar- Yotith of Year spent the week end at the Steele- Ham Ludwig of ' Headquarter* South Goventpy cookies. ....— ^—- ■ .i guerite.-TOegler, Mary Lou Bisbee Wake Up ^ luncheon there, and a service, was Holl horn*.. Alrest Seven Company and Sgl. Arthur McCro-1 L ittie L i for refreshments sprved by the ______f post with George Farren and Rob­ and Robert Richards, delegates to held at the Gilead Church at 1:80 . Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hayden and hon,' Sgt. John Backii*. Clpl, Jack Atteoding_Trm itj! Serves Luncheon p. m. — - -...... ; ------t Puti^On B lin S o ii^ . MM. PmAm Uttw - ert L." Biaaell in charge.'TRe Joint, - Nlc«r--Franes—TheophlUia- Par­ the PTA XSiafreit------^ ; To More Comfort Truck Fire at City Dump ' Awards Made -two—children—of - Durham, -N -Hn _ „ W i t t J R a d i wjr* r lo xvniauv sna xn sons,-^former Waahln^on patent The annual reports of all offi­ Rev. W. C. H Moe expects to have been rerent guests of Mr. Melvin Eggleeton, all of Company OoTtntthr 1 -c n i mystery prise* were awarded to VerplaiiGlfc PTA W ithout N affln r pa'cikacho visit his old home in central New ToGIveDadF.NJ,! Richard C. Snow. Plana -for the Three Manchester youths were attorney who had lived In France Fully 120 of the businesa men cers and committee chairmen were and Mrs. W. Hoyt Hayden of Tol­ F* since .1935...... KftCfinE tMtckmehe. p«p ftnd«n«itrr* York next Sunday, and in .hls_ ab­ land Center,. E’ourth Dtstrict- -meeting -June -8 cited for scholarship ahd academic nnd women of the town enjoyed a read, and the new officers were In­ and disalmmS* may B« du« to tlow* Doris Gunslen and Jolin West Center Sti Sehool Btacttag with the Memorial Day - Tw»nty-four lo<^ 4-H aewlng Chicago—M n.xim o Rodriguez. Re-Elects Tpdd dow^ of kidnty fUtoction. Doetora aay good Sparks Civil Suit for $2,400 sence the pulpit will be occupied Mr. and Mrs. Alirrton Ktbbee parade, the local State Guard com- will be' completed at the unit meet­ achievement at the annual Honors hearty luncheon today prepared troduced to the association. It clvib gtrUi win enter project* In ing May 26 at the Legion Hall, 64, circus performer who was kidnay function Ik very impdrtant to good Reed Recognized for by Dr. George S. Brooks of Rock­ are gucata of their son, Richard Zone'^'ite of Speeding panie* have a bu«y month ahead of M.. Day ceremony In the college booked aa the “Great Maximo" In and served by the Women’*' Mis­ was voted to purchase playground health. When some everyday condilton, luch ville. them. On Jiine 8 the Pioneer Sec­ the' dree* revpe Saturday .at the ■ITiere w}Il. be n setback party At the final meeting''of the year e-uipment, and a. committee ap- M atreM and strain, causes this important Rockville; May 15—(Special)— - tiled to arrive In Hartford at 4;40 Klbbee and family, of South Wind­ Stafford High School, Stafford Friday at 8 p. m. In the Legion chapel at Trinity College today; a slack wire aerial act and ap­ sionary Society of Emanuel Lu- function toslow down.many folks sulfernac* At the meeting of the Common Sunday afternoon. « , Work by Lutherans ' On the first Sunday in June a sor. Offenses, Police Report tion will hold another of it* field Vincent WDIana...son of Mr. m>d peared with circuses In the United tberan Churth, of which. M ra Carl of the Verplan^ f T a last night, 't/,ntf6d by-the president will make gimi backache—tsel miiMrable. Ulnoe blad* -problem*: June >14 the units will, go Sorlifa: The Jnghiight- of i** -Jfalt. sppraaldant-Ura., .-.Ar.thw.c PhUjidelphln R h 1111 e s baseball tables; arrd^th cojjslsjed,, Adrian Robenhymer, recording enjoved by a large group of par- forte—hclpthalSmllMoflifdnaytubcaandflU *er>;l£q.._,,PqrU..UtU)fllfin*..a34!.D.3k-,Ui»d.-lJje-...-NartWiMd .CoDLfarance.,.Uuim.-al., tha. ctuirch..that-moentag. .sono.,, JJo a l, ..oL-tha, ,arraiita„,we£h. .M’S. completa.2p4. member of PI Gamma Mu, social team meal 'loaT.’ ac'alTo^ii’potatoesrpV^ 's’ecret'ary' HTfs" Delbert' 'ftibmas. iS ia Md t w c h ^ oa-Ddd's^d pnirtoasN'" ti'tf.‘« lm « D'b'y14.' land street snd John Reed. 227 from July 14 to 2.3 week-end bivouac; In- Wllllmanttc. little , all In achool outfit class, Her Campbell Sunday at The ^ ei 'Koo ■ with regret today that It has hsd made shortly after noon. Hedges m New Britain. ------. science honoc.soclaty, be. .wsaconia. stwif ‘Xs-siirt streii/r- -lA’w ‘I----- ‘Tha .Bo.V'. SoouXa,will .hold-j w-food-,--;-^------,[ .at .whlah- time, --taey-wtil-aUio-ge- ttighlightihg eritriiss o rth a — -■“•■-'•-•-■"■■“■“■'-■■--’■“'-r-ta-e'uminktfe'ru-'Witar'Sstal'y'-pTO: on the firing range. With all thla try Junior 4-H Homemakers of Th'e Elsenhower-For-Prosident mended by Professor John E, .Can- The suit Is the result of an ac- gram for 1952 due to the failure .K, w w tt.^ ^ r e c tp te tlta Saturday. May 24, In'Ihe I P n t x J I s W i l l f i i the driver* were traveling from Club has made a g ift of the book delet. of thls.anard for 19.>2. church parlors from 2 to 5 p. m. llp H s -“ 111 w> l iv e work to be done In June, the troops which Mr*. Ralph C. Hoffman Is cid ent. on May 16, 1951 at the \ to attain the chapter quota In the The "Youth of the Year" Award IS to 20 miles faster than the will spend the first three weeks In "What Elsenhower Thinks" to the Elterd M. Hulbert of the- class j Mr. and Mrs. Eugene 1. Wanat speed limit. leader, are Alice XJeWlti In of 1983, son of Mr. and Mrs. Percy city dump when a tru ck owned by recent fund drive by $4,250. Is, every- year to one boy of Tolland of the Sugar Hill »ec- July preparing for a week's camp tallon^ outfll and Kay Hansen In Booth-DImock Memorial Library, Doyle was destroyed by Are. The The Water Safety program has Concert Mav 27 The book presented Wednesday, E. Hulbert of 165 Oakland street, ahd^Rie girl of the church who tlon have had as thrir guest their The arroaled "pcrx->na were Mar­ tn Nlantlc.on July 20 to 26. party or evening dress who will land for the city dump was leased increased in popularity with the shall Green, 38, of Wllllmantlr, 5-year-old Lynn, daughter ol movie ; which Is edited and Interpreted by received membership In PI Gamma --- .haye been active In the Luther. brother, Lt. Gpl. John'T. Wknat. star MacDonald Carey, putt on be wearing a bridesmaid’s outfit Mu, the social science honor so­ to the Q ty of Rockville on June | youngsters each year, with ' Leaguer Irr their high school ea- Elementary Khool glee clubs of rlaUd to appear in Town Court Allah Taylor, la a biography and 30, 1947, ohlldren being re$d*tered in Ths-next meeting of ‘ Tolland BLU8 B onnet Marigu1i»rorP.N.E. she will also wear as an attendant compilation of Eiswhower’s ciety. He waa also commended by ! reer. and who have shown a sin­ Mancheater wih. pr'eMni their May 21? Ronald G. Farris, SO, of the latter part of the month. Both The writ staled that Stone Is chapter jurisdiction in 1951. Each Grange wiil be held Tuesday, May —Flavor, Nutrition,EcbfiomylYou, ; speeches. Plans' are underway by Professor Csndelet. cere interest in and devotion to 20. 'The East Hartfdrd Grange 107 Crestwood drive, slated to ap­ these girls are Junior leaders; employed by the Dohertys, and branch of the chapter is endeav­ seventh annual conceyt, Tuesday too, will love the delicate, sunny* club members for a field day pro­ Charles E. Moller; 'Jr ., son of the church. U ■will bring the traveling program pear May 24; and Joseph Gutl- sweet taste Btun B onnet add* to Alice of the Merry Maids 4-H‘er* when the truck went to the loca­ oring to obtain a sponsor' to fur­ Miss Gunslen Is at present the evening. May 27, in the audi­ hault, 271 of 76 Birch atreeL gram with the local Republican Mr.-and Mrs. Charles E. Moller of tion. Stone directed it to the area to Tolland and Dr, Raymond Kein- any food! You'll also appreclata Ita ‘ and Kay of the Krafty Kllppors BOItoh, class of ,1952, T'ecelved nish the necessary funds to con­ presl'dent of the ■ Liither League torium of the 'Vcrpl^ck ^School Agnes Olson. 28, of WlUlmantly, 'Town C om m it^ in the summer. where he wanted it unloaded. tinue this prograni within Its own holz of the University of Connecti­ LOAM nourishment. No other spread dor club. Other entries In the Junior The Robertson School girls' membership In Phi Beta Kappa. and haa served In other office* In cut will speak on "Conservation” under the aupervlalon of htlsp Roderick N. Lennox, 28, of G|aa- Dark, Rich, Cultivated bread has mors year-round Vitamin ' Chib are Mary M rrell, .tailored There was a dump tire smoldering community. ,tonbury; and Mowart M, Farrow softball, and lk>ys' baseball teams He was commended by Professor preyipus years. She is also the and show pictures. . _ Martha White, aupervlfwr of musl«- . Orada No, 1 88,00 on. yd. -A I And.yDU'11 like It* economy. Tan b u lfitr I> e Scully, .party or eve and this particular spot -was in T h e fund "drive alao fell below editor _ of tha- _Luther __ League Chat 28 of 12 Dlvlilon *treei, all atated were photographed Tuesday at the Blanchard W. Means. danger of caving in. The writ Ernest Clough of Slaterville and in the elementary schools. , Grade No. 8 82.00 ou. yd. pounds of . Bum B onnbt coat' fee* niiig dress. Other entries In the school. The girls team were de­ quota.in 1951 by about $4,000 ie^rta)x,’ k monthVy publlcaUo^^ to a'ppear in court Saturday, ' Delivered In Truck than one pound of blth-prieed Kh-afty Kllppers club of which further claimed that Stone did not rnaking it necusary to eliminate'^, , aubstitute Sunday School Miss GOrtrude Brown of Woon­ A total of 680 children from all feated . by Andover Elementary socket, R. I., were Sunday gueita Load Lota—Order New tpreadi So remember theTettm , . . Mrs. Hans H s^ en'is leader will be warn tne"driver of the condition also the volunteer service budget teacher and attends the Youth the sixth grades In the various AU-VefekMe School Tuesday by a score of 34 of the area, arid that.the ground of relatives and friends. ^ public' schbola of the town will Screened eand and all F . . . N . . . Kl Buy Sandra Glldden, Roberta Hansen, Group Conimunion and extensively reduce adminls- Bible Class. ■ Durin.g her four B lub Bonnet Martartne and get to 17. Best hitters for Covehtfy participate. There are 12 glee •Itea atone delivered. Sandra- Hansen and Sharon Mac- -were -LIlHan' Luthl, Nancy Char- gave way. , . ' tratlon and nursing service bud^- year* of high achool in Manches­ Mr. and Mrs. Ira Creelman of State Giwrd Topiipg VaU. three*'~.Flavo)rl NutriUonl, nell, all in leisure time tegs; Jean It was .announces that revls^ ets. ter, she assumed many extra cur­ Stow, Mass., spent Mother's Day clubs, el|(ht 'of which will he di­ NUSSOOffF Econom-e-el land, Dolores Glglto, Carol Mellen, Scheduled June 1 editions of the building code of Elsemore who' Is a .junior leader Judith Wittmami; best fielders Mrs. Elizabeth Spurting, exec­ ricular duties and was wetl-llked and week end as guests of their rected by Miss White 'and the . "The following local State CONST. CO. the .CItY._ of .Rpckyllle are now mother, Mra. Lieila S. Hall, and other Jour by Mrs. Lee Dellert. In the-club, Janice Rankin In the Coral Potter and Lynn Cassidy. utive secretary of the Rockville by bet fellow students. She was Guardsmen were preaeftted with Phone 8408 party or evening dress class; Ann-. Lillian made the first homen of Mra...F, Leo BarcetL regant of ready and ta.ay. he” purchased for ckagt*?'*. Ahtioimce*' that the. name ..graduated in Junci 1051-,— ------their grandmother, Mrx John H. Several _.number*'. win,, be. 8 harpsh!)Dtec_m»slala..Jor. hAVlng4 | Sle«re"Mra'BernfM Hail of the Ma<“facVane and Darrell Rose, skirt the season, during the game. St. Magrkret’a Circle, No. 280,, 75 cents each. ?i Spielman, «. seven John Reed is financial secretary the moMed chorti*. attained high score In' the Inter- Read Herald Adirs. Daughters of Isabella, announced All members of the council were or blouses class; Leopa Peterson, Coventry Garden Club Flower time Italunteer Blood donor, was of the Luther League and a will- —WTT- • J6y c* Bfcffliy,'' Rttby vance ni ShBw Friday wm be open to The at -the meeltag^ Tuesday- -evening present, .and.tbe. usual ..bills Were, J^vertenUy-omlttad ta-th*. pra- -my emmnittee -wA-kar;...... He- is public from 2 to 6 p. m. at the that the circle will receive' Holy read and ordered paid. Aider- vloiis announcement. ojgp , memBir of the Youth Bible school outfits; Patricia Jurgensen man Harry Ertei reported pro­ In the besj dress class whici) will Nathan Hale Community Center. Communion In a body, ' Sunday, Mrs. Gladys Finley has been ! ciax*. a substitute Sunday School June 1, at .the 8 a. m. Mass In St. gress on’ Fox street. Building named motor ^ p a chairman for | teacher, and ,a member 6f the be her graduation dress: Out' of Mrs. John H. Westland la general Inspector Roland Usher read his chairman. ___. Janjes" CTiurch, ahd that the the Rockville Chapter, American' Emanuel Choir. Last Jtlne, he the 14 girls In the Krafty Kllppers report for the past month wtalch Red Crox*. club there will be 18 entering pro- Boy Scouts of Troop 87 will Daughters of Jaabclla of Bristol attended the International Youth will present the "Living Rosary" showed 49 permits Issued. Includ- 2Sth Anniversary Convention at Colorado Springs. ,.Jfis.tau_.Mei»ber»__M erryl meet Friday,at 7:30 p. m. at their '1ttg'thr*«-.dw»llin*x.-';r,-Tbe--total: m o a w B E ^'ub?bftm' m-' th e "' al|' bh- Snmtr iXi^' - 'JoRn MsaaTblub ehWHhg wHttlse Jkn et] ■ ...... iis s s m (e t r ~ '— estimated coat was $31,280 and 'TTie 'liJlh' ahniveraary Tbmiquet' Eldredge In leisure time togN Community Center.. Mrs. Helen Laing waa chosen to- controls dl end-sway and of Dobpsz-Ertel-Laboc Hansen third year at Loomis Preparatory accomiiany Mra. Barrett to the LOCAL OCLtVAmAO F B / C M $14,3.60 was collected In fees. School, where he is also serving as Barbara Oontos and Sally Fraser side-roll and vertical Upon the motion of Alderman Unit 14 of Rockville was held last In school outfits and Roberta Kal- state meeting In Hartford, May 25, night in Wesleyan Hall. . manager of the baseball team, thla j ahd Mrs. Stella' Pulchlopek waa “throvv”—for X-bracing James Doherty, the Health com- season. ' ber In tailored outfit class. SPECIAL .13 irittee waa empowered to adver­ President Miss Ann Gworek wel­ appointed alternate. ' - You can siving If il comed the members and guests, * The Senior 4-H Club will meet 3 9 Pastor Olson presented -the Forecast End ■ Since Father Fabian, a miaslon- the frame and V-bracing *Doof %Po«Mii «r tise for bids, for new sewers. The, Thursday evening at. the home of S«Do«r 6-Po«Mng«r ’association that the annual meet­ Mias Jennie F . Batz; fourth dis­ to the Luther League Leadership riialltinn, had reliirtantly. ap­ the month .of May. anounced that RivUro CONN. GRADE ''A"i.ARGE keep out of the line of traffic wh^ you. The “big step” isn’t big at $300 to $400 more for a car ‘3 3 8 1 ing has been held in Rockville. trict president, Mrs. Richard' Training School to be held next there is an. alarm aounded .fm proved a proposed settlement on Miss Alyce Salisbury, home eco­ MODEL 76R month a t Camp Lulherwood, Web­ the basis of the 18-eeBt-an-hniir nomist of the Da* Cdmpany, will But the fact remains that — Past Exalted Ruler Raymond Snow; the national executive com- CHUCKROAST l b ; local equipment and leave 'toom all. that doesn’t match its horse­ mltteewoman. Mrs. Lewis Chap­ ster, Mass. Both leaguers ex­ Increase, plus shift differential* show a film entitled "Americana when you check the price of a Optiorval «qoipnient, occessoriqt. stole ond Spielman of Rockville Lodge hx* for flremen to pass. In many cases power. lieen named as chairman of the man department secretary-treas­ pressed their sincs'.-e thsilka to BLOCK STYLE BONE IN these men report that suth drlvera of six and 12 rents and retroor- In Foods" on Tuesday, May 27 at We know that’s true, because local taxes, if ony, odditionol. Prices may vary urer. Mrs. K. P. Phillips: and the the congregation for the honor of live pa.V equal to the. full 8 p. m. at the K. of C. Home. Bu ick S pe c ia l against the slightly in odjoining communities due to ship- general committee. He will be as- have -hindered volunteer flremen si.sted fay John Mason a8 secre­ department president, Mrs. M.', bemg selected "Youth of the from reaching the scene of the Are amount allolvable under W 8B Mrs. Laing and her committee such a high percentage of piiss- Get the feel of Dynaflow price tags on so-called “low- pfng charges. All prices subject to chango Alice Bender. Mrs. Bender com- i Ifear" for 1^ 2. regulations.. served refreshments. without notice. tary and Raymond Hunt as treas­ FRESH EGGS a i promptly a* pbasible. Such driv­ ent Buick owners traded in a Drive*, that lets you ride priced cars”—you’ll find out urer. Committees already appoint­ pilmented the unit on its .activities FANCY SPRING ers ere alw requested not to drive The WSB Infused.blanket ap­ in carrying out the program of the to the ace'he of the Are. thus pre­ proval for the shift differentials, car tagged as belonging in “the relaxed—feeds a silken flow of you can swing it if you really ed include tickets, reception,, pub-, auxiliary. DEL MONTE venting offlcient work of the flre­ but sail) they would be eonsld- licity, souvenir, and dinner. These Reed W ill Appear low-priced field.” . power — arid at the same time want to. ' committees are now formulating A , fashion show was preschted, , Ellington LB. men. Nine new members were crcil on their merits. with the members modeling old- LAMB LEGS admitted to the company Monday cuts down on upkeep costs, by Sure is true for $2 plan.* for the affair, which 4S OZr The linlon approval, Mnong I I I fashioned costumes. Miss Marjo­ night. iThl# brings to a total of other things, averted a tlireat- Court May 28 And brother, will that make promista to be the largest single • The special Town Meeting held S o \vhy not set your sights on protecting the engine, the rear day convention held locally .In a rie Scherwitrky showed travel In Ellington Tou-n Hall Tuesday CAN over 110 enrolled members. • The ened shutdown Wednesday mid­ When oulomobilcs arc built this star performer? yoUr family happy! better long time. I slides of Mexico lo complete the night voted lo build a new school . new., membersincludeRoger. ..El night of the -Gulf .refinery near. Harry R«ed, 31, of 123 Main cod, and eycn the tires, from evening^ prognuih '------— uice BONELESS Roy, Clarence Crane, Frank Suf Deiegaf'es' all'ehdihg^ 'cOfl- house 'ri'mIIar l''o'l'h'-'ir > •.*,mnX>*U HW6 AsR'ea Abr to' biinn more than cent* In any nego'tlatea agree- chaperones, left Hartford this' Ti^'Mdhah. ■ Ji'.r F e ^ "cepf a 'road known” as Pine "free tag trapped anAnals. PKG. W AYlB if " can be adequately controlled. The mcnls submitted to It for an morning at 8:15 a. m. for Waah- Miss Minnie O. McLean, historian, drive in the eastern part of the local company haa ordered two okay under wage . slahlllzatlon Ingldh," D .' C. on the annual pril- and Mrs.. Howard I. Wood, libra* tow-n waa' tabled until more con­ two-way radio units, one for the policies. Except In extraordinary' grlmage to the nation’s capital. dan. crete speciScations can be made. $ 1 . 6 9 pumper and one for the tanker. rirciimslances, the 18-rent fig­ Veriioii Firem en The group waa scheduled to arrive Brotherhood The Ellington DemocraU held a CHICKENS EACH ^ I These are expected imon. ure ls the celling. in Philadelphia at 2:30 p. m. for .The Lutheran Brotherhood will caucus Tuesday night Iq the H2I- FIRST POOD COFFEE OUR OWN SPECIAL BLEND TO PRY OR BROIL The company softball league Moat oil workers now aver­ In Scrap Drive a sightseeing tour of the city, In- meet ibnlght at 8 o’clock at the Ington Town Hall to elect the fol­ 1 team will play the Wllllmantlc age between 82 and 12.10 an cludtag a visit to Independence First Evangelical Lutheran lowing delegates to the various Fire Department team Monday at hour. H6.1I to view the Liberty Bell-and Church. conventions: John GIrardtnl and fl:30 p. m.' at the Plains Athletic . The federal ronrlliatlon serv­ Company No. 3, Vernon Fire the Belay Rosa House. Note*\^ Raymond Lutzen, delegates to the TRY OUR FRESHLY OUR OWN MAKE Field in South Coventry. They ice Immediately ordered It* re­ District, which Is located In Tal- The party Is scheduled to reach Robert D. Dougan Dobson- state convention; alternates, Pat­ GROUND defeated the Columbia Fire., De­ gional dlrertoiw'to get-local ne- cottvllle, will conduct a scrap Washington at 7:10 tonight. The vlHe sailed May 9 on the Maure* rick Close and Herbert Spiller; S A U S A G E partment 12 to 10 In a 1 e a.g u e gotlatlnns itarted again. metal drive Satuijitay. People in program Includes a visit to the tania for Cotmty Armagh, Ireland. Senatorial Convention. Edward HAMBURG n ^ e In Coventry Monday night. Manchester and Vernon .are urged This is his first visit in. 48 years. Horton and Patrick Close; alter­ Congregational Library where the M E A T l k 5 9 c Batting star 'waa James Kelley to gather the scrap metal that is 340 MAIN STREET (Next To State Armory) TELEPHONE 2-3370, MANCHESTER Declaration of Independence, Con­ Previous to living in Dobsonvllle, nates, William Witinok and John SWIFT'S BROOKHELD with three for four including a Delegate Tests lying around in homes, yards and Not Connoetod With Any Other Poult^ Store in Manchester. Other Stores in Wiiiimantic and Windham stitution and the Illuminations will he lived tn Manchester for 20 Sojka; Congressional Convention, Lb. 6 5 c homer uild a triple. Five runs farms and contribute it to this be seen. The headquarters for the years. He expects ^o be away for Louis Lavitt and William Worm- were batted in. drive, TOP QUALITY group will be the Plaza Hotel.' four months. M,, and Mrs. David stedt; alternates, John Girardini ARMOUR'S SKINLESS The Democratic Town Commlt- May Sway GOP ' Trucks will be sent around to Tomorrow's Itlncrarj' includes Dougan. Jr., and their., children. and Raymond Lutzen. ■ tee win have as guests Friday collect the metal and anyone hav­ THIS STORE FEATURES STRICTLY FRESH LOCAL DRESSED POULTRY, OF ALL Barry and Kathleen, accompanied It waa voted to retain the prea-\ lb. KIELBASA night William Citron of Middle- visiting the White-House, Wash­ FRANKFURTS ing mrftal to contribute Is asked to ington Monument and other bulld- Mr. Dougan to New York. ent officers and committee for an- | town and Alfred M. Bingham of (Continued fisya Page One) contact any of the following real- Mrs. Jam es Sheehan of other term. The officers__a re j BUTTER ___ DESCRIPTIONS, "24, HOURS FROM THE FARM TO THE TABLE' lnga.ln.tha .morning, A. toun.to-Arr. ; -Norwich. Both men are candidates Joha^;Staaraln'l',T'''ehainnjui;L;v for the .bfrtce of congrAsman from •mtghtrtwr TWKed 'to decide whether |: Iti^tmNanonal'Cemetery;'euitt* Beebe, Richard Clark or Charles Lee Mansion,' Tomb of the Un­ Bridgeport where she has been chairman, Margaret Davis _Lufc DURKEE^OWER I I G . JAR the Second Di&trict. The jaieottag delegates being contested may or Monaghan. vislung for the past two weeks zwaztroenLia« Muaettm6.4nd (thj Me.Uon.,Art ,Mu- CAH , FIRM ORCEN...... ■ , - ..v.-' ' Muni- Saturdky- “evimfiiig -Kdll ''Se" -wirining the- gam'«-g< ■ C5ilHHiIIeur a n cT~ redeemed by Uonal committee voted to seat 235 National on a fishing trip this Week. to 0 in seven inning*. them with the proceeds used-for free, and it is expected many will CUCUMBERS 3 aFor Taft .delegates and 19 Roosevelt Bank and Trust ,,., JJ7 Supper Saturday Dorothy. SUverberz, daughter of ■ their child welfare program. Mr?. Hartford Oonh.lShlfft. 78 attend the baseball game. .' Mr.'And Mr*. Samuel Silverhers of delegates. The Roosevelt leaders 2 The trip home will bi^made_on Mrs. Eldna Johnston is ohair- NABISCO TENDER, ROUND — bene fimiui-of wiiiimantic, iin‘t I Mancheater Jirust man—oL..a,—public - supper - -«treeti—will—^-do— eevernl. 8un'’day,'mavta'g'''^WS aT h - . - r a ’" 8S.™l4,v>Y base, Abraham- Schwartz of ' Maple SUMMER SQUASH contested delegates from voting. you, our customers. Yon w ill. sold by local school children start- James El. Watson of Indiana, National Fire ...... 61 63' THB STATE . OF NEW HAMP- cold cuts, salads, relishes, coffee street, who-died in Holyoke Hos­ FIRM lOB May 23. Tlje local post and Phoenix ...... 84 89 get not only quality but SHXRE;—Supf'riar Court. Rockinffham. and c4ke. The committee In charge- pital Monday, and Whose funeral moved to t a hi e the motion and strictly fresh poultry 24 M.. May 7. 1952. unit have' received an invitation Won 569 to 499. •life and Indemnity ta x Cox In th« matter of * libel for dlverre Includes Mrs. Anna Tyler, Mrs. waa held in Hartford Wednesday, ASSORTED RIPE TOMATOES Cello Pkg. from the Dilworth-Cornell-Quey Aetna Casualty _ 89 94 hours from our farm to your ’ with prayera relative to the cuatody Grace Smith. Mrs. Florence Mad­ was brought to Ellington and bur­ , Taft went on to nomination and table. Our chicken* taste of chield and other relief, which la B irds E ye FANGV, LARGE "ROME HEADTV" Post of Manchester' to attend a Roosevelt later was'nominated on Aetna U fe ...... 84 88 den, president of the WSCS. Tick­ led in the Jew-ish O m etery, SODAS Neighborhood Night program Sat­ Cqnrt. G en eral...... 135 140 GAPONETTES better because they are evis­ cow pepdinf in the Superior Court for ets may be obtained at the door. the Bull Moose ticket, splitting the cerated Immediately after aaid County of Rockinghatn. the ofig- APPLES Lb*. urday evening in that cltv. About Repubtican vote and assuring elec­ Hartford Steam Boll. . 34 4 37 H inal of which la on file in such court PrartiM Saturday chilling for mouth watering and may be examined by Intereated 8WEET, JUICY 18 local post and (mil members tion of the Democratic candidate, Travelers ...... 620 640 The first practice for boya desir­ 3 F o r 32c will attend. . • goodness. Try B. D. and O. partlea, the title of the cate being aa ing to play baseball in the Alumni FRENCH FRIES 2 Pkgs. 39c Woodrow Wilson. PubUo CtlUUes ftorfoliowa. T o l l a n d (Gonteata Only) Four Gold Star Mothers attend­ Conn. Light Power . 1 44 1 6 4 chickens or any part. Tbereaa R. Heath Gerald E. League will' be held Saturday at VALENCIA ORANGES -Doz. ed the Department Gold Star Conn. P o w e r...... 36 38 BROILERS Heath. , 10 a. m. for boya 13 and 14 yearr JUICY, SEEDLESS, FANCY Second Mistrial Mothers Tea May 4 in North Hartford EUec. Lt. . 46 48 It appearing that the reaidenen of old. A* yet not enough boy* have Ground ha* been broken for the PEAS 2 Pkus. 43c A. C. PET E R SEN ’S the libelee ia unknown. It is orcered School project at Hick* Memorial Haven aa guests of the local unit New Haven, May 15—OR—For Hartford Gas Co. . . 36 39 that the libelant give notice to the registered, and Saturday will be GRAPEFRUIT So. New England BACKS ilbelte to appear at the Superior Court the final opportunity to do ao. Any School, Which will include four FRENCH STYLE OR CUT« ICE CREAM These include Mrs. Louis Chobot the second time, a clril suit aris­ Tel...... ALL POULTRY next to holden at Portsmouth, in adult who is willing to help as a additional rooms and a gym­ LARGE, FRESH, RIFE of Mansfield, Miss Mary MeShea ing out of the deaths of a man 3 3 4 35 4 said County of Rockingham, on the of Perkins’ Corner, Mrs. Willard Manufactartag C mnanle* ROASTERS first Tuesday of July. 1952. then and coach or in some other capacity nasium. Ail play equipment for the and woman killed by gas in a Mil­ Green nnd Mra Fred Brow-n, both Am. H ardw are___ 19 21 SOLD there to show cause; if any there be. will be welcome at Saturdays younger * children has been re­ GREEN BEANS 2 Pkgfi. 43c p t . 29c PINEAPPLES ford tourist cabin has ended In a ifhy the prayera of maid libel should practice session. moved to prevent accidents. Of Ooventry. mistrial. A Superior Court jiiry Arrow, Hart, Heg . .. 44 47 Assoc. Spring ...... hot be granted by causing a true and No School Miss Evelyn. Eoksuziai) ^as The unit members voted $5 to­ reported, three times yesterday 30 33 EVISCERATED GIBLETS attested copy of this citation and order Bristol Brass ..... There will, be no School sessions delegate for the Tolland Teachera ward the local Cancer fund. The that It couldn't agree on a verdict 1 2 4 1 4 4 of notice to be pubUahed lit Manches­ Fourth District is planning a Collins . 1 ...... 160 180 FOWL ter Herald, a newspaper printed at tomorrow ^or kindergarten Association at the Connecticut before Judge Howard W. Alcorn Manchester. Conn.. It being a news­ Asaociation representative assem­ shower of playing cards for the E m -H art«...... 72 77 paper published at or nearest the last through Grade 8 in the public reluctantly dlmiased it, and. de­ Fafnlr Bearing ..... schools since those teachera will bly held Saturday in Hartford. veterans’ hospitals in Rocky Hill clared a mistrial. 34 4 3 7 4 known- place of residence of the libelee, and Newington, as both are low Hart ft: Oooley ...... 3 5 4 3 8 4 ALSO once each week, three weeks succea- hold a workshop on curriculum. Mias Eoksuzian was an alternate The estates of George Pfeiffer Landers, FVary, Clk. 2 14 alvHy. the last publication lo be at The high school will be in session. to Mrs. Julia Brown was was un­ on T>lay^ card*. Anyone who of West Haven and Mrs. Shlrly- 2 3 4 FrerParking ChiidEen Liver least fourteen days prior to the re­ New Brit. Mach. Co. 30 Study Group able to atte^. whouid like to donate a pack or Buravski of New Haven are suing 32 turn dsy. more of new or ones in good con- North and Judd .... 2 6 4 2 9 4 I t Is further orcered that thtf Clerk The adult itudy group on “The Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ackerman Ralph DiMeoIa for a total of $40,- Russell Mfg...... 15 17 STRICTLY FRESH EGCS FOR OUR •hall send by registered mail, with re- Prophets and America's' Con­ moved from Tolland Tuesday to dlUon may give them to any unit, 000. Until the town lifted his li­ Quest for a return receipt, a copy- of Stanley Works com. . 51 55 the libel bnd order attested by him. science". will meet tonight at 8 their newly purchased home on member. Theae will be collected at cense for renting a cabin to an King street, Rockville. the noxt Fourth District meeting Terry Steam ...... 90 100 FROM NEARBY FARMS PATRONS within seven days after the flflng to o'clock at the parsonage of the unmarried couple. DiMeoIa opera­ Torrington ...... the'libelee at the last known postof- First Oonjregatlonal Cfiiurch of Hr. and Mra. Benjamin Miller of June 8 in South Ctoventry. 30 32 CHICKEN FAT Ace address and to the raUUvev' or ted a tourist court tn Milford. Union Mfg...... 18 21 Vernon Center. Hartford were Sunday guests at STORE OF MANCHESTER, INC. A Memorial service for deceased Pfeiffer and Mrs. Buravski were •rlead’, aa stated in the libel. ^ the home of Mrs. Hiller's mother, members will be conducted at the U. S. Envelope com. , 72 82 Attest: Arthur J. Call. Jr,. Clerk. Dance Saturday found dead in bed Dec.«28, 1950. U.-8. Envelope pfd. 61 66 Ernest R. D'Amours. Esquire, at- A Saturday night shag will be Hr*. Laura Judaon. OPEN THURSDAY EVENING H L B F. M .-^ P E N FRIDAY EVENING TIL 9 P. M. Fourth D istrict meeting uhder the The suit first was heard last, fall iomey for Libelant. Manchester. S; H. .The Rural Life Committee of Veeder-Root ...... 3 1 4 3 4 4 The foregoing Is a true copy of cita^ held a t the Elks C3ub Saturday, Aroctloo of Mr*. Rdymond L. by Judge Samuel MelUts and a with dancing from 9 p. m to 1 the Tolland County Asaociation MS CENTER STREET PLENTY OF PRtt Pi PMidor of the local unit who U The above quotattc______LOCRTED NEXT TO THE ARMORY - M ILY DELIVERY SERVICE ion and order for publication. ECONOMY jury, but a mistrial was declared be construed a* actual marketa. Attest: a. m. aponoored a pilgrimage to three tjiMo D U tjj^X Moswrial Chairman. the trial waa la progrMs. . AMXUUR J. CALU JR.. Clerk. zwal churches Monday. Tolland ^— f ■/' MANCHESTER ^EN IN G HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY,. MAY 15^ 1952 PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. Oil Tanker LaBelle Tags Gryk Charges Asks Pieck Rain Outdoors, Marine Taiikii Move to Front Claim Allies Explodes in ‘Smokescreen* Hiding Issues T ^ e Steps^ ~ Spring Inside UsedPOWs ■ '...... '' """■“"■"■V ...... ' ' '■ Town CMunssl John D. LaBelle«eratic. voters in town. Colorful Show of Gar- said today that the. Democratic If the Democratic voters in (Irn Club Traiififortnii Compiled by Students of Manchester High School Miss Helen Estes, Faculty Adviser D el. Canal party organization’s charges that town wsnt to Imporve their party On Incident In A -T ests VOL. XIX, NO. 33 THURSDAY, MAY 15 his bid for the leadership of the and raise it a level of authority, Y Into Flower ForeM phrty I# ,« "grab-itor ’power’’ 1» a 4Mv« m o ctanee Monday- ~ (OhiWnoM fis^i fogs Obs) (Conttnuad rranr P af* Oaay "amokesrreen to becloud the real night. That’s the reason we're By 5Ury Taylor Georgs Carter, North Dartmouth, iasuea.” LaBelle la leading a move­ forcing this caucus." higlisray, th*'Citv'i only highway All waa springlike today in the criminal, acts of .Inoulta, terturab, Pat Shirer Makes History^ Debaters Win. Mass. ment within the party _thst will Although LsBelle said that the link with the West. forcibla writing* of pstltlon* In Town Offices Taken ' forte a contest for control of the • 4 Crunmunlty Y on: North Main Members Admitted Imhs Wins Can't Swim present organization is "Inept" street, though dark clouds and In- blood, threatening, mas* murder, town committee al the Democratic and will have to be "rebuilt," he The Russians lifted their sixtday ahqpUng„, ,fl. n. d „ .OlfifilUfiOWnfiUJi:.___ _ .. ..R Q »r, . .jAokflai), HstidiyU. -rttocu*- M«»ntlay nlghtr • ■ tormiUent . ..ralna .pt'a^-aUmV.. .ouU -Tb^ee More - hJ^rst-G irl^^ JCap-Honors L, I., captain of the Hayes, said Wso IntBcatefl’ that - hw h»tt’ -nof7»M“Woekade' iaat’:nlght’^«hortly sf- doora.. Never before did the making rxjifrim'enU with .poison " By'T5“MHS“Studente: The real issue, LaBelle said, la purge in mind should his slate ter a coaferenct with the U. 8., gas, germ weapons, atomic bomba ■ - jins TmUMmsaaiwi,. jA w.rjv-irraa.-wja^WgtywtmV'Viaiiiiifiif.g.vnrcr l-,v,,bft .4MPe4,.ihtQ.,t)je Cftpal-Altbough gymnaaluni look so Inviting, with ISt6“ Hbnb¥^^Sdete^ “ grjKArs ,•» “r -whether the'-DentocratlC’ party-ln -Win; "If we win and the nppoattlon carried out by your aide . . . art Manchester High School may.j he couldn’t swim. Manchester ^yillihave "capable, ag­ British and French military com­ flowers bloomiqg everywhere ai England, Maneggia and Kathy Hayes Ties for "A couple of us—me included still wants to work for the party mandants. Today, though the pa­ birds ainging. 171# occasion is the all qonerete facta?" add another "First" to its illuatrl-, gressive- le'adership, deserving Of following the pollclea we adopt, Judgment Conflrined Heads Student Council Vetter Is Manager and could not swim. We grabbed the respect of the people of Man­ trol, from. Berlin was turned back, spring flower show of the Man­ Bellinghiri Pitch Well; ons history of many "Firsts"—^thls 1 Top Individual Rating life rings as we jumped. We swam we’ll be glad to have them," the patrol from Helmstedl entered 87 Ntw Member. Hear; ”.^"2 ’’First" Is the popular election O f; In Baind Concert chester and capable of -winning chester Garden Club, the first in Vice Adjn. C. Turner Joy, chief Leo Diana Mayor, in' and paddled our way to the near­ lArk of Vole* the 110-mile Autobahn without op­ many years. Allied delegate,. replied: Editor Alan Olmstead’s ; Tarlcco and Prlscllla Tor- Seven Wins, No Losses a girl to what is probably the \- At UConn on May 5 elections,” or whether it will con­ • LaBelle said that he and hia . : v by shore. It took about five tinue to stand still, "Impotent and position. They could not have selected a "It has been our thought that highest office. in ,M H 8 —that of| ! Rotary Club Sponsored minutes in the water: Flames group on the town committee have Later, a British patrol ca,i* was in a very short time your propa­ A d d r e s s a t t h e T h i r d T^ose' inducted from the cla»s president ofSludent Council.,,. 1 J' The Manchester High Debating inept" fqr lack.of leadership '*as it in ' thf past been forced to share more suttable' setting., anywhere , Manchester High, behind the licked at lu some of the time," he has for the laSl 120 years.” admitted through the Berlin in towh. The brick walls of the ganda woiild become 00 tr«n*imr- 1 la io t! I 1 include Cynthia Benedict, pitching of Bill, England, Pete On Monday, Patrlcja Ann Shir-j Club 9ontlrtucd its record of win­ Government Day said. the hlame for what he considered checkpoint. American officials ently ri'dIcUlnua as to condemn It- A n n u a l I v l l a l u f i u c i i o i l Mary Jo Brennen, Beaaie Caram- er, known to one and all is "Pat," j j ning honors, in the Stats Debating Yesterday,' Attorney Wesle.v C. poorly advised policies which the gym formed just the right hack Maneggia. and Steve Bellinghiri, Sears told how the men climbed Gryk, yvho is heading the organlu- expressed-belief the earlier ban of ground for innumerable cedar and eelf. Your statement today con­ .■ ^belai, Robert Carlson. Barbara addednhree more victories to their protly, popular, well-known and j j To\irnament held at-the Uniysralty The highlight of the annual through bushes snd esm e. up on a organization adopted and which he an American patrol 'ear was due to firms that judgment" «Voii have elected the path o f ! Eaten, Eleanor Field, Constance well-liked Junior at MHS, was elec-' f of Cphnccticut Saturday. May 5. tlpn’s' slate Of, candidates for the had no chance to Influence through Junlrar treea. full size lilac bu»he8 unbroken string, dqiing the past - - . - ( Boys' and Girls' Week sponsored bridge. "There were fire trticks toil'n committee and who will be a 'mlMmderstandihg and th-at the In white and purple, and in the There waa no progreos on Uie .1 >1 mnat of US follow to- Glmney, Eric Hohenthal, Sheldon week. Victories over Middletown ted president of Student Council | Nine schools, including Man­ by the Manchester Rotary Club on the road and they put lui in an lac,k o f ! votes. situation would clear up by nlght- distinction..moat of us follow to Keesan, Robert Keller. for 1852-1953-.-the first girl in all that faction’s choice for chairman center of the hall an apple tree in isRun of prisoner exchanga —the 7-0. Rocltvlll«_10-7. amL Wlnd.ham chester, participated in the fifth ^yas the Town Government Day. ambulance, and brought us to tha He said this was a Jituatlon faU, ___ , ...... major problem blocking a Korean mwTow-the- patha-whloh someone ^ ICslIey," Faye Knudson, Of Manchester High's long and' of the committee, said that the he and his faction want to change. full- -bloom from the--*.-J.—HoH 18-4, boosted the Red and White annual debating training tourna­ held on Friday, May 9 in which 15 hospitsl.” only issue Involved is the leader­ Other Trafflr Normal rotate In Bolton. nrmlatlre. The UN command else made yesterday: you will | Marilyn Loyrlm, Diana Motycha, record to jeven wins and no loas- brilliant history to attain this; ment sponsored by Wesleyan Uifl- "We want the Democratic town Normal freight and passenger make new paths," stated Allan H, | Allison Olmstead, Catherine M.H.S. students took over the vari­ Capt. Sears said five men of his ship of the Democratic party In On each side of the main en- says it will not force any prison- ea, and « CCIL record of five wins honor. j vcrslty and the University of Con­ committee to adopt policies we traffic, IncludlOg military tnicka. Olm^tead, editor of “The Man-, o'Hara,. Paul Paige. George| Pasl- Until 3 o'clock of May 12, when ous civic positions for a day. normal 15-man crew -were home Manchester and that the .caucus trancea were bordera of red era of war to return against their and no lasses. necticut; In these meetings Man­ The position of the Mayor ot oh leave. ■, He identified the oth- I. J in u s t ^ nnirhv ' '®®' *’® «n "^a»anr"t«f; — Cormier, Fenna Lee Fisher. Al­ of the voting machine, lent to the ot Today, LaBelle said it is not true I ed as a reason for the contest the aomem r^ac. from 8«ireUry of Te " " .n ^e oeclirlty restrlclloM revealed the Martaee' were active on front .dear bert Orossmsn. Nona Oniaha, Eli­ and no run.s, slruck oiit one, and our gdods, and had four vlc- secretary addressed to the super­ In the water. The rescued, suf­ morrow In Panmunjom at 11 a. .Chapter, et V*® Issued..three walks in the nine in­ higlv ■school with the permission of f -that he and the faction he heads ; fact that the faction which h a s State______Acheson's declaration______In ^ the peaoe-tali tow* of Paiununjeno, reptaciag Ronlh Korean iinlto; m. (10 p. m., Thursday, e.d.t.) nesdsy, May'T.' ’ nor ■'HiUMey,'‘ Elalh«' Miner, ■'nielmn General. Manager- Richard Martin torlca, and..tWQ,tlea...... intendent.of .schools.and. he., also..... fered only mild shock. ferent ciaosea in flower arrange- nings he tossed...... ' ------'Halted Ship...... " are making a ’lgrab for pow-ar.'!-I now become an insurgent group I Woahingtra that'the United States More their •gkting hdtkdrawal trem the Chaagiia Reaervoir area of Principal Edson M. Bailey Pierce, Helen Rose, Adrian and In.stalled by EdWard Jacobson, Individual honors went to Cathy signed a proclamation for "P u b ­ Taking over the Democratic or- has had to share responsibtlity for i is determined to maintain the po- meiita, all colorful and Interesting. ziortheMt Karen ntter the Ohliieee entered tbe war the Marines ; Harm AIIIm hailed the new members for begin­ Schmidhauser, William , Slover. In the first inning, after Con­ The Hayes had picked up Its On a table near the front en­ Joy again suggested a receia secutive walks to- Kosakowskl and clicked back and forth, back and Hayes, who tied for top honors at lic Servants Day." .He then made ganizstifin at this time, he said, | decisions not fl)eir own. "We I aitlon of the western powers in fonght. along the rentrnl and enatern fronts. f ning early to follow the maxim. Bernice Trebbe, Elizabeth Whit­ forth, a leader for the coming the meet. She received a score of a tour of the old 3unce school. cargo -of gasoline at the Eagle does not mean that any power will j have had to share publicly the I this Isolated city. The Communist trance Is one of the most exten­ until the Communists had aoma- "Know truth and the truth shall ney, Richard Woodhouse and Case. Jim Roach Singled, driving Point refinery. Weetville, N. J., sive varieties of gloxinias ever thing .“constnictlve to say." But in the \wo men before him. Jim. year was being elected, and MHS rix excellents, two goods and one Werner Vetter, . the German be assumed, ‘becaua* ’ the party i blame for any decisions made by threats continued unchecked, how- make you free." Congratulations Richard Woodward. history was being made. fair rating. and was headed west through the dnesn’t have any power, "rhe only the organization even t intign they i ever; shown in town. The large tubular, Nam it; In effect, dared the Allla* Minlcuccl got his first base hit of student from Bavaria, took Oyer to break off the ’talks. to the candidates also came from And those from the class of After the voting machine was Barbara SUverstein was among canal tojvard Baltimore. The Lykes thing that we will assume. If we J wei-e abruptly voted through with- All Bast Berlin papers Ignored velvety floWera In gorgeous rom- -Ttepenwsndant o f ■ achoearrArthur- ..tbe,, season. imd. atol£^scco^,,...H.e. th.c.„. dttUca..oL.G.en<:raL..,M»!5ftKer,. - ' was -headed: through the canal tor •- ."Unlaaa. .y ra ; annotuMia. -olttclaiijfc;^' tpikr.'^John "AUts«H,-Doth 'CondWr and ftdich''scored dh an'error "by opened i'htf-t1irH^le«^»un{ed''l^ ” fh'e first'live top debajws''Wh a Le« tMaim Richard Martin. Among his diitSe.s wTri'; is the T^spofiiflWnty rdf Iflfusi- m # sn'ggestlims fo'-l Aclii^imi's'sUtem'eht b iitM ttoiw ^'pldlh tsWffip, ‘WTtW in « r H. llllng. who urged them to put Albert Ousy, Sarah • Newcomb, checked in the presence of .witness­ w-ard New York. The, Angelina was Irtg the party with power.’’ ■ I the contrary. I German Information office lasiied rich green leaves attracted much News Tidbits your disruption of 'Ihla eonfar-' , their knowledge to “ constructive Clcarello, the catcher. rating of four goods and ,five ex­ were inspection of the Bunco ence, we will Inelst on meeting to Charles Shaver and Nancy Smith. es, the offtcisl announcement was cellents. Manchester waS the only Leo will do most of the trum­ following the Lykes, but bound for Pointing to the Jocal statua of ■ "We've been tarred with th e' a 1,000-word tirade against the attention, all the mpre so when CulWd from AP Wires - use" Ip their school and com­ Again In the second, after bat­ School which is to be sold or dis- Phlladelphis with a general’ cargo. continue.to explain our raasonable During intervals of the program ting sroimd in the top of the first, made in the-drama room by Albert club to .have two members among pet soloing in the Band Concert |)oaed of tn. some way. He then the Democrats, who have never I conduct of the Democratic party | Allied notes on Germany delivered it was diacloecd that they were munity. . ^ ^ . Grossman, retiring president of Capt Sears raid he was ap­ won election to a town office and | but we’ve never had the votes j to Russia Tuesday: laised by James GliswnlcL son of Bill to Hike proposal,** the Rod generht said. Mary Wilson, Elinor Hussey, Paul Manchester put Walt Kosakowskl Pat Shirer the highest five. to be given at the Verplanck Went back to the Town Hall and A UN Command apokesnuui aaW TOe purposes, standards and Paige, and Marilyn Loyilm, mem­ Student Council, about 3 o'clock proaching the vehicular span at who are represented On the Board within the party counsels to In-{ It said the Allied proposal okay- Mr. and Mrs, Hayden Gfiawold «>f Up first. He drew a walk and stole Two Manchester teams, one af­ School on Wednesday, May 28. signed a letter to the superintend­ cash fares on Chicago streetcar this ia the first tima ha recalls the past work of the society were bers of the society and accomp­ Monday. As Al, standing on a Tickets are available in 15F from Summit bridge when he halted to of Directors and the Board of Ed- ^ fluence policy. That's the reason j ing Big Four talks, if Russia Oakland atreet.Slamea has always aecond, and went to third on an firmative aqd one negative, de­ ent of schools. He also inspcctcil and elevated subway linea are go­ Oomifufnists have brought tha pounded by the officers, Adrian lished pianists, provided vsrious chair, made this qioihsntouS and in A Cappeila Choir and French Miss Mary McAdams or from any permit the Barbara Lykes to go ucstion only through the grace of j we wsnt all the Democrats at the agrees to a neutral commission to been Interested Ih floriculture. He Service Pay Schmidhauser, president and pre­ error by the second baseman. bated with six of the nine partici­ the Municipai Building and met ing up again to 20 rents on June germ warfare charge to .the con­ musical selections. ' unprecede nted announcement, Club: again she went out for soc- member of the band. ’ under it. He said he planned . to minority representation, LaBelle caucus May 19. We want a Investigate the holding of all-Ger­ was graduated Jrom Manchester siding officer at the ceremonies, Roach singled again and drove In pating schools. Barbam .Silver-- ijiany of the people working there. Oenaral Douglas Msc- ference. labl#. He Said Nam H did Refreshments followed by a his third run. He atole second, sd- cheers'.rose from tbe students who ceg,' hockey, basketball, and bad­ take his ship under the bridge as placed responsibility for improv-1 democrallcaliy elected Democratic man elections, "paves the way for High and UOmn, and the day Arthnr's two-day visit In Michi­ Fenna Lee Fisher, vice president. stein and Robert Keller repfesent- Fire Cheek ing the situation up to the Demo-’ Town committee.” th r final splitting of Germany, The (Oontlnuad from Pag* Om ) not amplify his statement that Bad social period brought hn end to vanced to third on a pop bail, and were packed into the drama room minton. Bruce Anderson took over Oin soon as the Lykes cleared. after graduating from college he gan wUI be highlighted by adUrroa ROWS had been Used for experi­ Janet Bradley, secretary, William e^ilhe affirmative, and Kathy aim of the West, it said, was "to entered the employ of the Bo!-, the Jmpresstve evening. scored again. r— and Were overflowing into the cor­ Now in her junior year, Pat Grade Schools duties o f Fire Chief John M'erz "As the Lykee got almost up tonight to joint srsalon of state ments with "poison gs*. germ war­ . Slover. • treasurer, together with Hayas and Allison Olmstead the force, a general war treaty and the lerer Gardens in Newington, and all personnel and an, Ineraaa* of The society thanks Miss Doris After two innings the score was, ridor. • serves as secretary and chaii-wom- and learned about fire alarms, to us she took a f-heer toward us Faculty members who will attend legislature at 8 p. m., e.s.t. fare and atomic bombe." Albert Orossmsn, senior dlredlor, 37% of Votes an of the secretarial committee of negative side of the topic:’ "Re- military agreement on iVeat Ger- for a year dr more has been with 14 per cent tn aHowancM for food In i* round Ubia discussion, Kibbe, the fscuUy advjsor,. and Maochestor 6, Middletown 0 The lira ,. fighting cqulp'nwinL.-mwl., .Ih- . I and crashed into our port (left) Garrity Headiiig the sesaiqn -will Include Alumni Gen, 'Dwight, D, Eisenhower , Nam.'.U. preceded ,.hi*, Temarli, . W«lkW Briggs,'-Misirfsai>el *f;*orth; Pat* recelve-J 37 per eenl o f the- StiuJant-Cduncll--khardmsn al enslavement." Tfweir to Lnndofi-fof -faiw With a reference,to thrtettsr*rtg7 Mlsg:. Isabelle -B^an, -MIm Elinor 1,091 voles cast. Mr. Emmerllng, her of A Ceppcllft Choir.,,French be subject to conscription for es- tank and there w#a an explosion,’' and Charles B. R o u s «, college These .cxutic plantg with .clusters The House originally veted -for with- British-government .officials ■' ' Tn- the main 'apeech of the. eve.^ third,: >Vslt .•Ko'yawqski scored on Newly elected rouneil president Aluniiii . i8tar.tting','Waf Oarr.’ C ffiarlw -F;-” Oolapit—wvota ^8 facility director of Student'Council Club, and R o l and 'Buskin. Bhe ia sen.U»l,8wyfte.Tn,.Umc o f .war," .. he-said. .... ■ ...... v.....—-.. counsellor; of.' blooms hava been shown in. immi nlhg. Mr. Olmstead stressed to Webb, Miss darrie ^psfard. Mliis a series of fielding choices and a There was hiusti In the' alf as Pat Shirer wa.s sUperinlend'crit of The statement accused the West a- flat 19 -prr cent booet 4n all -pay and -luaak, with Q ElU*beth4. CHjmmuntsl p rla ora rs-oo. K o ja .la .... Avis Kellogg. Mias Jeanne Low and general supervisor, of. the elec also a three-year member of Each .speaker was judged in "Fumes from the ruptured tank Boston, New York, Hartford and and allowancaa. — ^ ||..:at Buckingham. Palace . . . land, where POWs held Brig. Oen. the rtudents that they had. by walk, - - —— each debate on his maternal, de-' the MHS band, orchestra and A schools. Her first ta.sk w as to in­ of preparing new strife and said and Mbrs Elizabeth Qlson. . Middletown threatened with a tion, was pleased to note that 88 Y-Tcens. A few weeks ago, Pat apparently drifted back into the A dinner meeting of the Greater Mansfield this season. The Senate recommended a ,3 Three persona are Injured In Leg- Francis T. Dodd as hoataga Ia«t their efforts, ‘'bound" themselvas livery, and rebuttal, and in each (^appella choir ventured to Ver­ spect the new Waddell -School. a preliminary to this w'ould be a ' Pally Newcombe '53. man on third twice, once in the per cent of the total enrollment at was elected vice,-president of the Coming back to her office at the galley and were set afire by . the Hartford Alupini' Association of The Buell Gardena are also ex-- per cent hike in pay and Oat tMlar hornr- italyr In claahea between week. UN Command today »*pu- to 'leading roles in the destiny of MHS voted In this election. junior class. Shd was also elected debate a team score was compiled. blaze in the stove,"- Sears said. About Town “murderous ctrll war of Germans' hibitlng a choice cpilectlon of the third and once in the eighth. Nei­ planck School on Wednesday, May high school she looked over the Williston Academy, Eaathampton. against Germans." -raises- In food and rental allow­ Communists and dnek workers dialed Colson’s promiaea, their times. Bvit that because of After the clieerlng following the to Serve as superintendent of The affirmative won from Tourte- "As the fumes caught fire there popular African violets in. several this they would "know more," ther threat resulted in a score. 7 to give two complete concerts, financial records of the Manches­ The East German regime al- ances. employed by U. R. Army to unload New je t Are Manchester, totals were seven announcement had subsided, 30 or schools during youth week. Out­ latte and William Memorial In­ was another explosion. I steered Mass., preparatory school for boys, The following officers have been colors, including the new, "Lacy military supplies.- • Meanwhile, an American Sabr* "hope more,” and "suffer more." another step in furthering music ter schools. will J)e held Monday, May 19, at elected by the Holy Family Moth­ leady has used this threat of a The compromise would give the Home Econ., Class runs, on nine hits and one misene. more students rushed up to 19M side of school, Pat is a member of stitute and tied with Hopkins. the ship tqu’ard the north shore Girl." in purple with a thick leaf average low-rgnklng nnllated man .tel pilot Iddav turned a Red lOO- As he \yas saluting them, the appreciation for all fourth,; fifth, James Farrell was the principal until she touched. Then we 6 p.' m. at the Unlveraity Club ers Circle for the coming year: civil war as excuse for their plans having a crimped edge. Ten men were left stranded. Mid­ where Pat was, and burst into Center Congregatidnal Church's Winfiham and Hartford Public lost of MHS and took the place of Ed- . a IS monthly raise, or 4 per rent 15 Into "a hall of floma" and shot speaker also warned that "the Miss Jeanne Low’s room. Bemle to the negatives, and Stratford and sixth graders of Manchester. jumped. There were five of us on of Hartford. Mrs. J.. Bensoh Wells, leader; Mrs. to raise an East German army, A. J, Toumaud of this town It Visits J. W. Hale dletown netted no runs on six hits, CTYP, Is vice president of the Hart­ son M. Bailey. He opened three a.s- "The western powers in their of the preaent 175 pay. dowm another in a screaming 80- wisdom you bring into ydpr time committed three errors and left Johnson, the first to reach Pat, ford East Youth Asgociatlon and tied. 'deck al the time The crev^ below Harold W. Garrity, Manchester, J. F. Squiers, co-leader; Mrs. Stan­ showing among other plants a Lal^lafta Injured, mtle chase at tree-top level to ba- cannot exist without a touch of The program was opened by the semblles in the morning as prin­ president of the association, is in ley Gustafson, secretary: Mrs Carl note of May 13 expressed their splendid fuchsia, between two and Moat of these men have nn de- eight men on Lose. told her that she had been elected a delegate to the Manchester Judges for the tournament-were band under the direction of Wil­ ' ’deck was either In their rooms or eotne America's 15th jet ac«. the heart." Your knowledge is but cipal, and then inspected the Wad­ charge of arrangements, assisted Lombardo, treasurer; Mrs. 'John ImperlalisOc position In unveiled three feel high and covered with pendenta and their food and ^lodg- Mls.s Smith’s senior home man­ Due to a shortage Jn Space, a president. At the news, Pat burst Council of Protestant Churches. professors from the . Speech De- liam Vaders. playing the "Storm in the engine room." Ing are fumlahed -by the govern- Gar Hits Grader One other Red plane-was de- a tool in yovir. hand which may into tears, and cried, "Are yon dell School. He looked over the fTapt. Wood of the Baibara by Leon N. Dibble, Hartford, vice Haney and Mrs.. Edward O’Brien, manner," the statement said. lovely bell-iharad blossoms. otnived In the.flghtover northwast agement class recently visited the brief account of the Rockville and She is also a member of Senior Hartment at the Univ-ersity of King March” by Flnlayson, fol­ proposed plans for the new high mrnt, so the.majority are not af­ ■ turn to an evil weapon but for Windham games will, be given sure? I don't believe it! Are yon Lykes, was unavailable immediate­ president of the association. Mr. hospitality, with Mrs. Geno Andre- "This answer is a new blow | In the horticultural closaea are Korea in which Lt. .James H. Kaa- J. W, Hale Company. Girl Scout Troop 1. Connecticut and members of the lowed by "TWO Moods" by Grund- school. In the afternoon he con­ Garrity will preside. Ini. and Mrs. Wells as alternates; against the rights of the Germania number of specimens of'flowero, fected by the Increase. In allow- humility and klndners to others. Bill England, hurling his first sure?" Miss Low said that not 10 Greatest Honor UConn Debating Club. man. A novelty arrangement Of ly for his version of what hap­ anceo. Melvin J. LaCaUa. 26, of 122% ler of Indlanapolla shot down hi* "You,’' staled the speaker, "will Mr, Johnson, an employe of the game after recovering from a foot minutes before, she (Miss Low) ducted an air raid and fire drill. pened. It was reported that there Speakers will Include Oon'rad .W. Mrs. Robert Brannick, welfare and people to independence sn-1 flowering shrubs and house plants. Birch stree.t, was treated at Mah- fourth and fifth Communist plana*, store, explained what, .& ..consumer Pat c^isiders her election to Patricia Wupperfleld was the ‘Pop Goes the. Weasel” was j)re- Fenna Lee Fisher, "Town En­ Fisher, presidenf^of the Student publicity; Mrs. Chester Jedrzlew- sovereignty. Delaying tactics con­ gardenia and pj;chid plants and an - For enllilfd personnel with de­ “ Tft’ tht'intnllertnals tif your time. . injiny, struck..out ..lI...Rx>ckvUlc had.M.ked.Pat U , she were nervous .the .presidency: of ..Student Council altaritate.-... — ------...... senl.ed -naxL..The ..band .selection were several injured men aboard pendents, the monthly Increase Ih Chaster Memorial Hospital this the Fifth Air Force said. the unhapplesl .. the accomplish­ buyer shovild know and sa^ome batsmen In defeating Rockville and Pat had said no." sh'e^wasnT, gineer" Etortefl her “busy and ih- the" Lykes wWoli' was' lowed from' Odu'n'en:" who' wasrece'iitiy ■ aworaed skl, ' Itbrsrian; and Mnr. Willtam tinue;...... — ...... unusual-cactus nearly tlva: feet morning Tdr injuries received In On the 155-miVe ground front, points to look for when buying the greatest honor ever bestowed The team was accompanied by most enjoyed by the youngsters, tere'atlng day by meeting James an International Schoolboy Fel­ Martens, contact chairman. "With new anbterfuge the ;pro- high which resembles those in the pay linfl aUowances would range ing .. the tortured few .. whd, 10-7 on Monday. Rockville pitcher, because she didn't expect to win was a musical arrangement Of the the scene by a tug and is anchored from IIS to.|19. an accident involving his automo­ action was limited to patrol aklr- sheets end blankets. upon her. and her election to the its advisors, Gcofge . Dougherty Sheekey who explained his varied In the Delaware river near the lowship for study in England next poaal of the Boviet government Arizona desert. The judges, Mrs. bile and a grader al about 8 a. m. by your distinction here tonight Ron Badstuebner issued 11 free Miss Low excused pat and as vice preaidency of the junior, class and David Hartwell. familiar story of "The Three In all provletons, tbe cnmpm mlshes and artillery firing. shall shed light, meaning, and pur- Mr. Johnson explained the dif­ passes, six hits, and gave up 10 Pat stood talking in the.hall, more job to her . how to number mouth pf the canal. year; William T. Moriarty. Jr., Mechanically-Minded over immediate measures for re­ H. H. Allen Morris and Mrs. Nor­ today on Route 15 in East Hart­ ference - between muslin and per­ a’s the second highest honor, At G. S. '53. Bears," with the' narration aptly president of the senior cisss and establishment of German unity man J. Barker, both of Canton, mise provides for sllghtl.v less than pott on your time.” runs. and more students approached done by Jack Loeffler. houses, how to survey, make town the House voted and alightly more ford. •Young’ Lady In a Horry cale sheets. The girls learned present. Par Is looking forward to Poltre Nah Stolen Antaa captain of the hockey and baseball Neilbiirg. Saak. (JPi When the and free all-German elections have and Miss Amy Pratt of Glaston­ Five stltcHes were required to At the conclusion of his speech, Manchester got runs In the first, Pal. congratulating her,- aome her trip to- Europe. . maps, and other interesting jobs. .than the flenate approved. that sheets are torn, not cut. that The majorlettes .under their teama, and Phillips Steverts, head- engine of his car failed, the motor­ been made Impossible," the. atate- bury. had a. difficult Job on their close a wound on LaCafla'# chin. M r Olmstead paid high tribute to second, -fourth, fifth, and-sixth in­ laughing, some clving, hut .a ll Upon assuming her duties as In. ..the .afle moon. F.enna. .and. ,.Ur. Lnwrencevllle, lit. ■ (OS ■ A» -88»— Bailey, rcroarlu a gdod'bfahkel cah'BeTield up by captath73evefly DiXqn,' pul""ort"Sfi Sheekey viewed, the Manchester ....Montreal—(/^ , Police .reCcyered piaster. .... ist lifted the-hood to investigate. ment aald. hands to finish In time for the 2 Ha....WA . discharged afjler-.-treaLrl .year-old .womaq.~askBd.-Laa(Ta«ca Prtnctpal -quoting, Its nap,’ that' to -have the “"word nings. three. In the second-four In .deUriously..Jhappy..at the. .qutcpme president o f Student Connril, Pat Four-Worldliugs’ excellent demonstratttm...... snd o'clock oprhlng. " VOTEfl THHELulNiM BILL the latter made to the student the sixth, and single tallies in the of the election. water works, the .sand pits, and all- but one of the .563 automobiles 111 addition to alumni, all'^f'atHe'ra Out scooted a big cat. vvHIch had Oppooltlna ()tlleied ment. County rterk Bill Hensley for an wool on. its label, a blanket must hopes to .suggest the Wglls street proved to be a highli^t of the been wedged in between the fan A large quantity of annuals. body on occasion of the annoiinee- others. When all the noise and excite­ other areas connected with the stolen in this city during January of present and prospective stu­ The West, however, was nn The grader, owned by a West absentee ballot. He suggested that contain at lease S per cent wool. Armorj’ as a place in which the Attend NESPA band perforrpance. dents have been invited to attend. and the pulley. Washington, May • 15—home run. Belr prize-winning reporter, Meyer Ber­ ble Cain, writh sojos-.-by John Pro­ erators are responsive to such square of the legs. This theorem la linghlri drove in 5 runs. Cosch ger of the New York Times, Mr.. van, bass. Emma ! Maison, so­ 'Vice Principal Priscilla Torrance criticism. . , I Sew-Easy for one of the most Important to Thomss Kelley put in freshman Manchester took second, third, and ‘Molecules’ Debate Berger told of his experiences in prano, and Robert Upton, tenor. met with Edson Bailey and Ar-, Further, he said the industry has mathematics. pitcher Myles McDonough in the fourth respectively the field, and offered suggestiona. A lively arrangement of the fa­ thur Illing, superintendent" of Futiprala its own code of standards and "is seventh inning. Hartford ended the meet with a miliar "Country Style” followed schools, who discu.sscd next year's Beginners for style improvement to the high ♦ ,r sensitive to the nee'd for program­ The game lasted over three and first place in the 880 yard relay. Amenclnient Issue school journalists.. Another high­ "Madame Jeannette" . an old programs and their various prob­ Robert B. Bates ming that t» consistent with Manchester was second and Bris­ lems and the new high school Oiie-hslf hourb. ' light of the conference- was the French. #ong, telling the story of Funeral aervlces for Robert broadcasting's obligation to the Colorful Romance Manchester will have the big tol third. The winning time was Red Sox-Brown game at Fenway a French girl waiting the return with her. Brian Bates, infant son of Mr. American home." ; 1:41.0..,;______.____ .. ..Ont.’ -Of, the. ..big .tsaues ,*t —tbe n f. her., lover, icom . the; .war., .was' . ..Al ...Oroasman .j-eiinquished... W-s -THTI./ji,: test against-Bristol. Friday, .when Park.. on-.Saturday-, -with.- ad- and.. Mrs. Lawrenoo-W,-Batoa'«f; 23- Frilowx -sirid thsr -wltne radTo'^ they' lsRir”on "B'rrsfbT, 'alsb unde­ The team's- recopd to date . Is May “13 -meeting ~of--the -Scienca.jjBlMltm:tft:altNESPAr-delegates. the-third Mlection-----Last .on-the .usual-position os. president-of.the.. TgBner-.atreeL three wins, and tWO losses. 'The choral program was ’THFWobar StuaeHr"G55imcir TO “become "Po-. '-j-and-'W-sveb-ome-suggestmnirfrdlS" feated, St Mt, Nebo at 3:15. Clqb-WM the amending of the con-1 The rest of the week end-was day afternoon at 2 o'clock at the the public, there ia no need, for A1 Guay, ’53. locals face Hall ■ High, Hartford. spent In seminars and panel dis­ Chuck- Song," a rhythm-antic lice Ghlef-for-a-day." He was stitutlon of the club. The old John B. Burke Funeral Home. legislation to sst up any censor. Bulkeley and Windham next. cussions where delegates talked of which was particularly appealing met by Chief Schendel who ex­ Rev. Robert Carroll of St. The Red and White is'favored to amendment allov.'ed only 15 newspaper censorship, careers in to the younger set because of it's plained his office to him. Of He said that kind of legislation Bridget's Church said prayers at "would appear'to be censorship of win ail three and to bring home members. The new amendment journalism, editorial wTlting, fea­ tongue-twisting rhymes. special Interest was the apparatu-s Track Team Splits the-C.GI U title. the funeral home and at the grave ■the mart obvious and deplorable states that next year the club ture writing, make-up and con­ Claire Janssen, '53. used in detecting criminals by In ML' 8t. Benedict Cemetery, Alfred Tarricco '’53” tent of a school paper, and welt­ using flourescent rays. soil,, and surely It seems to be will have 20 members— 12 seniors Bloomfield. contrary to the language and In­ Triangular Meet and eight juniors. Because of dou­ ing review's, columns and sports. Meeting with Chief Schaub, Jimmy Glenney. South Manches­ tent of the Oonslitutlon.'? ble sessions, under classmen will Many notables in the field of Candidates Wage Memorial Service Teacliers Attend journalism were present to pre­ ter Fire Chief, toured the town The M.H.S. track team split as not be allowed to join. fire stations. The new trucks A memorial service will be held New members admitted to the side over the discussion#, includ­ they defeated Bristol 60*^ to 24'i ing the associate editor of the Colorful Campaigii and fire fighting equipment were at the Bolton Methodist Church while losing to the Hartford Owls Economics Talks clqb are John AUiiron,' .Betty shown to (Sjief Glenney.’ Rundty evening at 7 o'clock for Public Records. Frpzler, ; Elizabeth Perry, Nancy Providence “Journal," the' direc­ 58 to 46 in a triangular meet Frl tor; of the BU School, of Joumal- TWivn Clerk tVilliam J, Bell of Bolton, who tdwcli.''’ ;< N a n cy.■' Macaul«q^-,uaiui' ly u r. ytsey: -^ooieiAa: eompolgiir "TTie eighW'’a'hriual' "Home "TlCflS ’iWfi; - thS -'Bbp Jimmy ’" 'iT - ' points ,to 47 for Manchester snd K b^s FfEglk have been waged this year for Stu­ was shown the;work which goes while on a visit there. AH who nomicB Conference sponsored by ton "American," chief editorial M. Philip Susag and Jdanna F. 18 for Brietol in triangular com­ Plan*, were ,disciu#ed for . the writer for the - Boston ''Globs,’-' dent Council, president. Clever, and into making out all sorts of Its!-, *1#h to attend the aerylcq, Vkich Rusag to Ralph R. Russell and petition. the Hartford Gas-Company was club picnic to be held at Point O' artistic posters have adorned the .will he ronduct'edi by Bev. J. R; heM Weitnesday, April 23 at the and the drama critic for the Bos- censes. Bertha L Rua»all. proparty at 20 The 100 y s iy dash saw PrestuM- Weoda-en-May-3*-X-eenMRiU«e-e» wall#, of .-Iha- Junchroom - and the ' Robert "Julmsun tuuk. uver -thc’-- ' Yeager, paator of Uia chrach, are Hartford Gaa Company, . GUesU toiuTOBt: Salem, road.. %f Hartford -'cfige' o'uf-'.JaHniioii,;^ -PIMrp«oiHsn# -m * MPPPtitteA,, -7716 ' park i SuperinScbrtcnfi-. .WislrthTie.: (ricluafd:' ’tiidjle" 'fh' ■G'ri^ateF'HhVti of tfia 'fpur. candidaUa, HiSo! Ah- ‘ Rjdph -IL ' R'iito^l tb Ti-: Manchester : With a lime of 10.4,- On May 22. x-period, the Science llcations next year with sevenU Horaqp Murphey. He in jected .the Nolan and Dorothy E. Nolan, un­ The 220 yard dash again saw ford and' the Misses Smith; ,011- Club will present a speaker on derson, Jass Farrell. Al Guay and 4 MORE POUCE FIRED schools from Maine and Vermont machines which arc u.sed to care divided one-half Interest In prop- | Preston and Johnson battling it lette, Jeivsen, Regan, and South- copper snd braSar'klong with slides Pat Shirer. wick. all home economics teachers as a result of the convention. for the parks. Later, H c- passed erty at 12 Cumberland Hreet. out With the .tame results, fol­ or mdvies, in the as^mbly hall. Jean Rogers, '53. One of the picturesque posters out the pay-checks to the em- Kew I’ork, May 15—OP)—Four lowed by Hoxter of the Owls and in Manchekter, - and Mrs, Robb, which came out'in favor of Bruce more policemen were fired .today Ralph R. CusseH’ to Joseph A. a former teacher here. All are Invited to attend. ployes. ! Duggan and Watty M. Duggan ; Witham for the Red and White m ’ Bill Bayer '54. Anderson showed ah Indian saying. after being found guilty of ae- Eric Hohenthal was,'* tax collecJ( , undivided one-half interest In ; that order. The time was 24.2. A delicious smorgasbord was "Ugh. Bruce has Injun-nulty too.” tor for the day. He took elver the. rcptlng graft fronri bookmaker i Rice copped first place in the serv'ed at 6 o’clock, after which, Swimming Team Bruce had blotters with the words Harry Oroao. Thla -broiitdit to property at 12 Cumberland street. duties of Paul Gereini who told’ , Building Permltq ^ 440 for M.H.S.. Rice’s . winning speakers were enjoyed. The first "Don’t be emotional, be down, to him about taxes.and bills. five the Rumber of pollremen To Wesley B. Bunce for Wesley I time uas 54.0. _ speaker on the agenda was a worn Golf Team Loses Holds Banquet earth, vote for Bruce." Ellenlee All agreed that the venture was-j , ousted as a result af-firoos' tes- B. Bunce et ux, alterations and ; . Glenney and Schmidhauser took an. from the Home Economic Dc Caldwell was. observed wearing a interesting, educational, and fun.j ttnmny that he had pollremen on ! second and fourth respectively, partment Extension Service of the sign on her back and a bait made his pn.yroll to protect his 20 my- additions to dwelling on Spencer U. S. Department of Agriculture.' Fourth Straight nhd thanked the Rotary Club ifor. j The, time w-as 2:11.0. After a winning season the up of cards saying "Be a Bruce- the, chance. As is true in many o f-' Hon dollar a year bookmaking street. $775. __ 10 DAYS ONLY She spoke on "Home Economics MHS swimming team sat down I Two top runners were pitted in ter.” Mort Handler’s jacket was fices on warm spring afternoons.', empire. To Camlllo Gambolati for An­ the mile event as Bilodean' of Bris Around the' World," snd gave an The MHS golf team, under the last Tuesday. May 6, to , an ele­ covered with a "Bruceter" sign thony Ssimonds et ux, six-room, : Interesting picture as to the place gant half chicken and spaghetti made of nail-head studs. this sigh could be found on several', PURCHASE THE FREEZER tol bested Cole ot ‘Msnehester in direction of Coach Gebrge Brad- office doors: "Office Closed. Gone Methodist Youth to Meet one-story dwelling and attached i a-time of 4:53.0. home economics is tsking In the lau and Captain Dan DeMartin, dinner at the Rosemount Restau­ Many students around MHS garage, property on Bast Osk'tl world today, such as in' Iran, In­ has had bad luck in their first rant. UConn swimming and soc­ were wearing "Follow Farrell” to the Bali Game." ! In the discus event, Guther and Barbara Field -'54 Ton too, canotrike “ paydirt” with a claasified ad . i . jnat Singapore—(Ah—More than. 600 street, $16,500. l| Just about the coolest summer Tarrlcb took second and .fourth re- dia. Iraq and Yugoslavia. She also four games, and ail have been lost. cer coach John Squires made an cards. Two remarkable likenesses delegatea from various. parts of dress you'll find—and delightfully Donald McComb '54 ' spw-tlvely for the Red and White. mentioned in her talk that a group The scores are as follows: April interesting speech concerning the of President Truman and Arthur aak the man who runs one! There’s many a nugsret waiting Southeast Asia are exp^ted to Tw’o-MHe Power Rpaa- GET ALL THIS easy to sew, even for the beginner. Bristol conceded Its points in the of about 30 foreign women an 22, Wllllmantic, here—team score, history of competitive swimming Godfrey also praised Jazz. "I know attend the All-Malayan Mathodlst Yoke and brief sleeves are ail in pole vault because of no vsulte taking a course at the Unlverslt; 9% to 8%jindiYtdual scores, Pet­ and the development of swimming when to quit” s#id Truman and lor you in the want ads . . . things you need .... services Youth Fellowship Inatltutc in Kaslo, B. C^—(Ah—A 10,650- | 1—KitcKm Table 15-Pc. Aluminum Set 1— Lewyt Cleaner with at­ one, a narrow belt ties gayly in The amusing romance of this Another rattle of the day si of Connecticut to study methods erson 85, Tnomton 86, DeMartin strokes. Godfrey added, "No one has to sell tachments CALL Singapore. foot power span across Kootenay | 1—Trunk Hassock 2-Pc. Kitchen Set front. hen and roorter will keep the Luther of Hartford and Desroaiers of teaching. 87, WatU 89; April 24. Williman Coach Sollanek gave a short -Jazz Farrell." you want.. . bargains galore! Join the Delegates will attend lectures, Lake, believed the longest of Us Pattern No. 8556 is a sew-rlte family chuckling for weeks. The of Manchester., a sophomore, fight Mrs. Wadsworth of the Women's tic there-^team score, 15 to 3, in­ talk on the past season, in which Mutial, the cigar, a Roman, and Chorics W . Lothrop discussion groups. Bible study type in the world, will soon be I 1—Lady’s or Man’s Waleh 34-Pc. Rogers Silverware 16-Pc. Knife Set perforated pattern in sizes 12, 14, it out for first. Luther came olit Home Companion, the second dividual ‘scores, DeMartin ancf Ahe natators won six and lost two, a spaceman preferred Al Guay. “ gold rush” . . . read and uae our classified ads set is easily embroidered snd FOR climes, forums and workshops, finished. * Set 1—Old English Waxer and 16. 18, 20: 40. 42. Size 14. 4 yards makes a grand shower gift. on top with a vault of 10 feet 10% speaker of the evening, showed ex Thornton 79, Watts 83, Munsie and on the possibilities for next "Don't Waste time, vote for Al where research on local youth ac­ Power lines carrying 170.000 ‘ 1— Lady’s Necklaea and o f 39-lnch. Guay,” was tacked onto a waste­ UABU-ITY INSURANCE Pattern No. 2108 contaiiu hot inches. Therrien -took the third for amplea of many fabrics which are 86; May 5, Buckley, there—team year’s team. Then Mr. Sollanek AND REAL ESTATE regularKv. Phone 5121— write or bring tivities will be conducted. volts from a hydroelectric plant' Earrings I— Rogers Sllv'er Case Polisher For this pattern, send 30c in iron transfer for 6 designs, ma­ Manchester. being used today other than tbe score, 15 to 3,individual scores, was presented with a Buxton wal basket, and Al's tags read "Al's at South Slocan to the Consolidat­ -Goins, your name, sddrear, size terial requirements, color chart Gagliardone took his premier common cotton, wool, and silk DeMartin 78. Thornton 79, Watts let by Captain John Panciera. To­ my Pal, how about you?" 100 East Center S t, Tel. 2-0S84 * your ad to our Classified Ad department. Centenarian Dnarcs ed Mining and Smelting Co. at ] desired, and the Pattern Number atrd stitch illustrations. laurels of the year.with a heave Her speech was humorous as well 79, Munsie 88; May 6. Hall, there wards the end of the supper the Last, but certainly not least, Kimberley will ruh from a. 386- WORTH OVER $500-FREE to Sue Burnett, The Manchester Send 25c in Coins, your name, of 140 feet, one Inch. Gamble took as Informative. team score, 9% to 8%, individual various swimmers' letters, num was Pat Shirer’s campaign. Two I Kelwood, Man. (Ah—Andrew foqt- tower on the east side of the j | Evening Herald, 1150 Ave. Amer­ address and the Pattern Number to .second. Pro van of Manchester was The last speaker, an employe of scores, DeMartin 80. Thornton 85, erals and CCIL medals were artistic posters, one entitled "News I McCutcheon celebrated hia 100th lake. third. the Hartford Gas Company, Tidbits," the other a baseball play­ icas. New York 36, N. Y. Anne Cabot, The Mancherter Eve­ Munsie 87 and Watts %9. awarded. birthday at a party and dance, Send 25 cents today for your Aitken took first place honors showed a movie and gave a talk on The next three matches are Bernard Lyons ’53. er who said that to have a winning during which he did a lively step- aiechsnlcal Grave Digger ning Herald 1150 Ave. Americas, team vote for Pat, stated reasons copy o f Basic Fashion ’52. It New York 38. N. Y. in the high jump. Duff took fourth natural gas. home games with Meriden, Bris­ FRESH CANDY danre for the audience. He was shows you how to make your place for M-H.S. The height Was 5 The Hartford Gas Company Is tol and Hall. .. Let's settle the whole thing and for electing Pat. Even the - lunch-: bom In Arthur, OnL, and came Regina, Sa*k.—(Ah—Grave Anne Cabot's New Album of feet 8H inches to be congratulated upon both the Bernaifi Lyons '53. change the expression from room clock came oujt for Pat with Whitman, Schraft, P. t 8. wardrobe do double duty with Needlework is chock-full of grand ilanirijrBtrr - lEttrntng I^rrali) west in 1898. gers>rs here are going to get some : Eddie Lynn hit his highest, of the delectable repast and the stimu­ "money talks” to money whispers. ,"It's Time we had a girl.” "W e’ll Kept la Refrigerated Caiee mechanical assistance. CUj City coun-': I BRUNNER’S-TV cconomScal, time-saving stylet. design#, plus exciting features and year, with 20 feet, in the broad, lating. evening to those interested The more yoji work for it and go higher with Shirer” waa Pat’s Reynoso. Mexico, school kids cil Is looking for a boring''machlne. i | Gift pattern printed inside; 25 TELEPHONI S1«l a gift pattern printed In the book. taking first place laurels. in the, field of home economics. the less you look for It, the quick­ motto. Arthur Drus Stores 35t EAST CENTER STREH eonts. 25 cents. love thair teacher*— who went onr to make digging easier and reduce | lAither, Patrinl and Frechetts ot Virginia Hanlty '55 Read Herald Adva. er happiness comes. J Morily* Rogers '54 ttrikt find th8 kidi hid g holiday. tabor coat. \, UANCHESTER EVENING HERM.D, MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY. MAY 16, 1962 PAGE SEVENTSEN

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1952 PAGE SIXTEEN GOOD GOLF’S EASY , NO. 10 Slicing or Hooking Ball ? i Loop Opjeher, 6-4 ie’s Lather But the Barber Wins Analyze Each Round- Relief N eeded Battle of Undefea^d Tenth of • series as told to Har-, Bob Andrews Teams" al Netio Frlda.v Salas New Ring Champ^ Hitting Tips ry Grai-son, NEA Sport* Editor, Pratt g IVkItnay If) Deci’s Beat for Sixth Straight; By JACKIE ftURKE AB R H r o A' E Biggest schoolboy baseball Stamps Out CIrhon. rf ...... < I 3 « n 0 Captures Split Decision Goir^i Newest Star Stusaj. rf ...... 4 I 3 I n 0 game of the sfasoji for Man- ^^M anor, 18-15 P. Felry, 3h ...... } 1 1 t t 1 ch.catcr. High’s , unhr-fttw .tc4«m Get Suitable Stanch Even when ymu are playing bet­ Ahiaditr, tf T ‘ ft t";1 (T ft 18 scRcdiilcd ■■ foiiibfro'w a fler-i' Herald Angle Gtffds-Bown Dodgers Late^Rallv By RKAN.S KKAKDOX Lris Angeles, M ay^(^—(8P)-rNeW^ Mosl of the IS rounds wer* T rip p . Sh ...... 3 0 ft 3 1 1 noon at Mt. Nebo agalnat Bl’la- By ter than yoiir average game, It I Srhume.v. aa' ...... 3 1 ft ft ft ft 24 Year* In Natlonnl licngue York’s Jlmmj’ Carter won the packed with scUin, hut thsrs wert Standings Ih ...... 3 1 ft 3 0 ft Question: Where VUd Vlc Raachli tol High. Tlic Rcll Towner* no knockdowns. Bernie August Collects EARL W. YOST pays to analyz* each round In B aream lill. r ...... 3 1 ft « 1 .1 lightweight rhamplonahlp In an Urges Jack Robinson By JA CK H.AND singled while Jones drove in four W. L. Pet. go to college? . * j are also unbeaten. The fV lL . -SALAS CArrURED th* tmt AssociatAl Pres* Sports Writer I to call the game' after seven In­ retrospect. KnhIrnaVl. p ...... 3 ft ft ft 0*1 upaet, he Inst it the same way, and Two Hom ers; Pagani, Sport* Editor runs with his fifth'homer arid a nings. Saul Rogovln rMoyerecl P A W . „ . A ... 0. ijoao .An4xSs'a.....p-..*,i.....,..«...,..O...O...ft.. ft... 0...1 . . Anaw err ....The . largo .Ncvc. .Y.(>rk; game is scheduled to start at round, th* *erond,, whm Ji* „**nt.... •"Sat-'tTlir Barben—Magtle— Irr ■MBirt-good ■ gnlferx”r*T'8'Y‘t 'T1:I5.--""-...... -...... •ad-tnrtay thw-lxntlng -iwirlA g reetsd 'Tlm'my. flpayihg 'a'cTOh# iffi* ring ' .*ingre,”Bob "K«ny'wa* th e lowe'f: from' a'shaky 'start to’ gain his Hamilton . .000 Tolala ...... 33. 8 *18 3 5 right-hander holds a Bachelor of | a new niler of the 13.5-pound divi­ By FRANK BCK X o i t m u I A F s o S t a ir games mentally, trying to dis-i Ridges ... .000 Coach Tom Kelley of , the from two hard right* to Um J*w, - Fhaving National League hitters Pete-Whlsenant’s single with the third ‘victory. RMfiaK'Amartraiia I4I Science degree sion Laurft RalM of Monterrey; AP New»fe»ture» Sport* Editor ’ SIjCTESSIVE n o h i t . no run basrbalt g:amaa have been pitched NEWI.Y-MED VIC WERTZ cover where they can lop strokes j Morlarty’* .000 LaPotnIa. 3h 'fro m W illiam Indiana- W'tU send hls ace de1iver*d Ih rapid aucceasion. so. close the boya arc objecting to I bases loaded, juggled by shortstop hurler, Hleve- Bellinghlrl, lo Mix.' . . , ...... New York— Jeck Robinson, Benny Pagani, Htppo Correnti By Barnard’! ace xiRhthandera in the Grammar School. League this George Strickland ju.st long rejoined the, Detroit Tigers and' from their scores. ; BA’s .003 Donahtta, 3h .. 3 ? 3 ? 3 l'ftft'> M ary m i- ' And. he captured the fancy of the lather.. I You’ll always find room for im­ r.HffIn. aa .... the mount In an effort-- to Just as 28-year-old Carter cap­ called “Ty Cobb In technlcBIor'* and Bemle August set the batting spring, enough to let Jack Daniels score, blasted a tie-breaking home run Booth. If ...... 3 1 1 4 0 f t ’•'ft" W’llllams- the crowd, unqueetiontbly * par^ pace last night as Deci’s whipped Coach Charlie Potter has watched Eddie Wbjcik hurl a master­ Cincinnati ^Id its best to upset | provem ent. chalk up win No! 8 for the aea- tured the crown with a aurpriae by the late Bojangle* Robinson, gave the Boston Braves a 10th in­ off Washington’s Sid Hudson in Southpaw Bob A ndrew s <|uelled O asof, lb ...... 3 ft ft * I ft: hurg, Va. Basrhl l4-round knockout over- Ike Wil­ tisan turnout,'with hi* raUy In th* niighli have set a number of hit­ Q reen'M anor, 18 to 15, In a Rec piece against Green, winning 3 to 0, while Wojclk and Charlie Keeney the New York Giants ace yester-! And the best way to find out •Jatixlniah. rf. p son. BelHughtrl ha* a .1 and 0 laat flve rounds. ning 4-3 edge over Pittsburgh. ' the eighth .for a 3-2 win. Art a British American uprising as the B. Eoies-, rf . * i *' 1 " J ■ 8ft*' diploma liams last May 25, 80 did Pftrter ting records had he entered the Sbftbgll League game at the Char­ teamed tip to hold St.. James* hltleas and runless as Barnard pre­ day with repeated demands to see | The Pirates scored one In the Houtteman turned back the Sena­ what’s wrong wdth your gsm'a 1* Twilight League finally got tinder­ Corraa. c...... 3 ft ft 3 ft ? ftfter atudying II won and lost recoid. Pete Salas split the skin abov* and to cheek back and analyze. Maricggta, also 8 and 0, will be crosle a sfirprise by dropping It major leagues at an earlier age. ter Oak Lots. V—— ..... vailed, 3 to 0. Wojcik’went the first three innings and Keeney the the ball. The intimation was that! 10th but pinch-hitter George tors, who had won nine of their way at Mt. Nebo laat night and Lvlaa. p '3 ft ft ft a liyenra Basehall.. to his 24-y.ear-pld ,'flval, a Com- below Jimmy'* left *y* in th* 18th, Robby, regarded by hls..BroohT ‘Augiiat cracked out two home last four against the Saints. Maglle might be sneaking In ai .Crowe tied.it with, hi* first major: last 10,, with a sig-hitter. . To analyze your round, you tjie defending champions, Pratt A Q uinn,' rf 1 ft ft ft ft ft. and w ar'tlm r'- held in reaerve, and the champion said It .hothefed run's and dreve in seven of the Kddie GaskI,' author of a 14- pariitlve unknown In little circles. lyn Dodger teammates, and many Wojclk and Keeney are graduates of Little-League play. Eddie ’’splttcK’’ The urnps could find' league homer and Whlsenant won must remember what happened on Whltney. opened the season with * Totala ...... Ti ~4 ~31* ’ll3« In 15 rounds last night. him' from then on. ■ winners’ tallies. Pagani also hom- Pat Miillin helped get the Tig­ Individual shota. If you don’t hap­ Iniiing no hit, no nin game on others, as the best second .base- nothing wrong. . | it. Rookie Ed Mathews led the ers out of th'Mr losing ways with 6 to 4 victory In six l.nnings. The r. A w...... 300 (V)4-a K.v Ini" •»'» col TBUE, THE DBfTRION was a Carter cam* bsck nicely. If not man In baseball, has a .319 aver­ ered for the Drive-Ins while Cor- WHEN FRANK HILLER, Braves attack with three doubles pen to have the kind of photo­ left-handed fllnger of no-hlt fame It.A.'a ...... IflO 003—4 Icgc life, hut he 5) Tuesday agdinst West Hart­ spectacularly, after the big Salat a fine catch and a home run in the rtuiui battaii If. Amirttin Tripp. I a t .n c k to the split one. and. many boxing wrIUrs age for'h Is live years In.'the Na­ renti had three Jilts as did Pagani Cincy pitcher, asked Umpire: and a single as Max Surkont de­ graphic memory that can recall a year back rescued starting hurl-. etchon (It: Patas*,t »J(. Gasna, jail ford'. Is slated to hurl for Bris- second round, snd hy.the 10th wdti first inning. nook*. ■ tol...... • disagreed with th* veerttet But ~ tional League. He led the league Seeder homered for the losers. Augie Donatelli for the ball in the feated reliefer Forrest Main. In exact detail every atroke, de- er Charlie KobjenskI In the sixth tinlak. B Folay; Iwn-haaa hit*. Ba the fact remained today- th* new coasting along' on top. He worked The'winnera scored at least two fifth, MSglie burned to.a crisp. Hi,s The St. Imuia Browns snapped via# aome system_ of scoreboard frame to save the game. Darkness la*-*!; aarrtftoaa, Schuniav; laft. on Q. .Who waft The rivais boast Identical 5 in business-like fashion, iabMni ; In 1949 w ith a .342 rhark and was HANK -BAUER and Johnny out of a batting slump to rack up " baaea. B A 's C, r . A W, S; baaea nn the last pitcher in la Lauro BalM a -young- ’ voted the circultT most' vahiable runs In every inning. The game toss sailed over the catcher’s head eymhois to help yoUr recollection. halted the contest, and (T i'ewrda In looji play. Ralaa-.out- of a crouch; -and bang> was called after five and one-half Sain were the chief agents help­ foifr Philadelphia pitchers with a balla, I.lyea 2. KoblaraUI 4. Amlrawa t; before t he Henna Resrilon st^ir wlio, like eS H er not tod’ ldnjg player. He stole 37 bases and toward the stands.' Next Innth'g ing' the New York Yankees catch If your memory-Is very untrust­ ERRORS PAVED the way for atilkanu’a. Lylak 1.- K nblanakl 4; hlla agn, was getting nowhera I'n box Ing away with both handa. Innings due to darkness. 16-hit attack as they broke a worthy. make notes after each unearned run* by both clubs In the off. I.,vlaa * for « runa In 3-3 InnInB*. B r o w n s' Ned Salas started to coma back In W te d 'I n 124 runs th a t year and the- Giants asked to see the ball up with Cleveland for a 5-.3, win Kttblanakl 3 for 6 runa In 6: .iauzinlak Osrver performed the trick to Ing Until he waa ushefhd Into; the It led to tap • dancer Robinson'*' Don GalU Went the distance on three-game losing streak with a hole. This ta'kes only a few sec- big sixth inning when seven run* the 10th but got nowhere. Bui Hiller was throwing. after losing four straight to the 12-7 win. Satch Paige kept th" ft for ft runa In 3-3; .\nrtrawa -0 for ft win 2ft games for a cellar:dwell- title picture. classic remark. the mound to record the win while Maglie w as so* upset he cooled Tribe. onda. were scored. ’Ths Airman held a runa In I; hit by pUrhat, bv I.vlaa If there . ivas divided npinlim from the iith on, he was a ball of Brown.* *n front w ith a fiAe relief V-MAN —A simply check to I Barsamlnl); winning pllthar, Knhlen- ing club in the majors? ’ Het'e's what Roblhsonrjust past Graham Holmes was the loaer.. off the Reds'with six hits, 8-3, for IF VOUR PUTTING' waa ■off— slender 2-i lead from., the .first among tba offlclalsT^tha . refer** fire, Isshing aiyay from all anglea ■ ' Bauer, sizzling 'A.* a leadbff hit-' job a fte r Gene Be-Ofclen faltered ’make sure’the right miid I* In the inning on. Successive singles by Inaing pnehar, Ly-lA;-' untbiraa. A.' Mollis -Thurston -ivon the S3, says about hitting: Friday night Miller’s play the his sixth straight victory. Unbeat­ and thia will 'he a enntrlb:itlng Bnlllfk-Karr. ’ Local Sport called the fight for Carter, th* two ne' misted countless limes, but by ter, paved the way for tobacco- in the seventh. Clint Courtney and Johnny Sslagaj, Dick Foley and same number for the 1928 While “Adopt a stanhe that I* most Mason Woodworking gang at 6:16 en, jn 1952, the 34-year-oId rig h t­ factor to an linsatlsfartory score correct position la to see that the Judge* overruled him' and aharp than Carter was tiring and iinabl* .at the CharUr Oak Lots. Jerry chawin’ Sain with a homer, Marty Marion Helped make life Rod Amadon got home a pair lor So*. ’ ' , to agiie basehall player the past slone;" exclaimed the tempestuous held .try aiming at- the second a 0 0 0 0 0 score the tie-breaking! run in the so. you were drawing the club drive, you hit down on the ball. b y __ —...... -- Freddie-Booth hit Into the --- hnl* on most cnnalstent pitcher In the big ’ baaeman with the bat. That’s Batting—Mitchell. Clevrlmd. .Wl; N. Arelo, rf ...... up Brooklyn Dodgers. ELA.STIO STOCKINGS two seasons with the Dodgers, la aalaa....'Jl.jLm .glad.. foe ..th*,. people, .. Jiy JAoe A am dated l^lccii— w * f>».»'.-r •.g.„ i . , i . v.B O flH ¥. XHOfiCSON. th e gold«n atxtb.-- BAiiejr’a Wmme, across, the -ball, im parting -splTt.' ' PsrttctrisTiy-ir-'ttri* : trne -of " Iron ,'sVtVup. *<:qre! 'A / ______’imp’ iip 'eh3)Sf'thF •leagtrer? ■' ■ ■ i-.j.j -ir;:™ ” :.:':,™ ':’: " ''Tlglit' Ilwhof. .513; iixler. ‘•Thompann. rf ...... 1 1 0 3 n - i r .'•‘■.' TKXPEBT '-^FTtTliiKS" ■' -* Were yon Slicing nr hnfiklng? If shois.' Th'f"hesft and soul'hf 'the ' A; "'Til* ' Braves" 'WnTirn ■ Hpahn: of M esleo••— th* •MMtoaMr-lkMipt* -. JBatUiig,-- H a ak T aakaaa Woodllnf. New York, and DeUing. 81. 1 0 0 0 0 0 boy of the '51 season, got the Sain s single, produced the final further scoring bvby the Maple 'a 'nice staih'of, onry"Fn toss W.lldlv ! St the Bowers srhool. her*, the peopl* In Mexico." , .-'-Drove home fm ir runs iwith It’s a stiff arm swing, like a chop, QuagllB. rf ...... J run in the seventh. so; your basic swing was wrong, iron shot la to strike the ball over I,ewls’ head at first. A walk In 1946. he won 21 games. . and ha* ho follow through. Loula. .ilTt. Giants off fast with a flr.*t-inning Streeters. With thst. Salas waved a sH«af homer and double In New York's Ruim—DIMagglo, Boaton, 3i: Ropen. Tolala ...... 30 18 13 18 7-8 In the last four games, Bauer Arthur Drug Stores so tear it to pieces on the practice first and then take’ your divot In Lyle* and Koblenskl bore down to Gagne loaded the.sacks with 1948, he notched 15. In 1949 and "In bunting, the position of the CkvHand, 30. •-* Charlie Keeney Ed W oiclk triple and a steal of home. Home '5ft he won 21. I.ASt trip he tiirncfl TWILIGHT LE-VUI’E Vice- of letters from hi* countrymen. 8-3 win over Cleveland. Oreea Maaor (lA) has hit the ball at a 12-for-19 tee. starting with the grip and front of the ball. To accomplish to hurl four brilliant innings until none away and Andrews was Presltlenl A1 Kean, postcards from hands Is Important. Keep the Riini BaUH rn^Rna^n. Cleveland. Seafier. 3b ...... 4 1. 1 3 runs by Willie Mays and Wes hands.. . „ In .22. Including a'special delivery from Pitching, Rat Maglie. Olant*-^ 304- -Boone. Cliiieland. JS----— . _ - . 1. .J -0 -0 J -1 won the Most V.ahiab)e. riayer..award_f*h(w.:4V-the tlllsi -was AtiHHWSfw Marrero. Wpahingtan. .1-0. 1.000; ShanU. Runn bxjtrd in. B. August 7.* M. . marling 'of .the . Manchester. High, (ielde.r. hit his-fiklh. hqipc, rqp in loaer. Chris. -Van, Cuyk.. the ..triple WEDNESDAY'S FIGHTS to. toad th e hases.. but .It .looked Aa . YES'tEW AV'fl REMULtiS ■ H A LL IIIG K .. piiHMkl Ifiw rhuMi^iiitfirvAiT. •.m : " m u ty : frokthk. Corrcnir U’lir. P^iib! '4. T. rkrinl 5;= began- driving 'the -small crowd- to- _____ J.cVB.^S .REALTY -, - nr overarming. • •...... right .fiekl when Jadzinlak went- Inte. So whs hls manager, veteran By THi: ANHOt'IATKI) URIiNN faculty and member.* of the High three consecutive panics, to tic a off reiieler Ralph Branca, ■ If Lj’les would get out of it. KMoIrrn defcsl of the season'on Mniichea- 4*1.. ,800:’ Rognvin, Chlrago, Satni New hilB, M. Cnrrcntl.-B. Pxgdnt; shelter. Rain forced the umpires M aocheater 4 1 U ------O N E D F t h e D U FFER ’S to the'hill. stroked a grounder,bacli TliFtMrg 4: eim tn 5. ■. { National Leaf^ur York'and Cain. St. Lmiia. 3-1. 7.^. thrc<>-b«iic hil«. Gain. Tj. Pagani. student body. A fter Tuesday’s' trade, the Los Angsles-'Laurcr Salas. 131, TDM BERGAMINI hit on* Into to the mound. Andrews fired ter Highs Tennis teaifl y^terday Wllllfl Ketrjufm. who declared.’ Slrik^nuta—rirrr»‘. Chicago, 33; Rcy- Scadcr. hom^ cuni*. Auguat 3. Corrftntl. major league record, as the A'.* greatest faults is not getting his Sstrikeout victim. Psul Clchon runner in the back and ail runnera PhllMfl^lphia B. ChlfRgo 2. ,1-olnt In double play. Referee Frankie Van gave Car­ man. Nfw York. 18. Hplmca ft: atrikeouta, Qallt 4. Holmea hurler, lasted 5 1-3 innings, to re­ he strikes the ball with too much N>w'York 8. ClnrlnniiU 5, ‘ • ter the bout on polntA 83-82 nn Huna Batted ln*">8auer. Chicago. 39; . New Haven, May .15— —"For 1: umpire. Snow; time. l:Sft. Morlarty Brothers contributed a Manager Eddie Stanky benched Dykes, 1,54, Miami, slopped Nick broke the. ice. coming through moved over s base with Jadzinisk ceive credit for the 8-3 Giant win of his weight stjll back on his Bouton 4. ruuburjrh 3 llO). F a c i n g lu^f'O R n hf.t Ihe California 11-point per round Klunewakl. Clnolnnali. 38. courage In the face of heavy check for $1,000 over 'the Cubs. himself to raturn . Red, Schoen- M oran, 152, Mexico City, 5. with hls second, hit when he Bcoring the fourth BA run. La- A Amrrlfan POLOMSKI Hita^Enpla, rhUau'flphla, 34: Klua- ' There are more than 1,000 mem­ Yonkers, N. Y., May l!f i/P)—A system. Judge Mushy Callahan odfla," Ed Molloy of Fairfield, Ten Years Ago-^Sammy Ah- dlenst to second and reinstated Ui Prtinte fouled to end the game. N rw Y ork 5. C lrv^lom l 5. Bowaki. Cincinnati. 81 bers In the Booster Club. Objec­ Blll.v John.son aa his third base- It waa *' well played game for r h tr a g o 6. Bouton 3 (7). new mile pacing record was on Ihe called It for Salaa 84-81. and Douhlea—Mualal. Pt. Loula. 9; quarterback of Yale's 1961 foot­ pott, Louisville, Ky., outpointed Detroit 5. Waahlngton 3. Yonkere Raceway books today fol Judge Joe Stone had'U 83Vi-8t4 game, as he went along Vic -with two hoihe runs last Septem- al'Iqwejj.Jll hits, he kept them, well, Wniomuport ...... 2 14 .111 11 Ohezzl, Triwodid, N. Y.;" proTChesT-' "F err P laying' 'his"' fi'r'sTT’ga'me 't'His N aiisstr ' scattered as the Phil.* continued ^ ~ sotionol iolo. Tlioy lidvo liisiirid thim sdivds o sdfo, Htd frouM t-firM ^ .V.w Y ork ...... 1717- ‘ .I ,5 .773 — zl’s scores were 77-77-76-74. His spring—the Browns third game, of their spurt toward the first divi­ ■50 OLDS ''SB''TT d o O R . D A R iT g R A Y ^ BrookI.vn ...... 15...... 15 7 7 .812 2 304 total, however, w as 18 strokes the campaign—he also collected a sion “Rocket engine," hydramatle, radio, Heater. i voeotion plus oil yoor protoctien...... T rhir«*o ..: ...... 14 14 11 11 ' • ..5sn c j back of Sani Snead, the Winner. home run. Hamner homcred, tripled and thnrlnnstl:,...... -14-1.1-. . . . . -14 -1.1- .5*0 44 I SI, Iviul...... 12 12 14- 14- .4*2 7 , VAGATION? rbllsi.flphli ...... 1ft 1ft 13 13 .4.1.5 7 4 •50 MERCURY 4-DOOR, BLUE - ^ - Rp»tnn ...... t . , , ,30,. 14 .,117 5- A gr YOU READY WItH A RELlAlLE CAR WITH WHICH TO ENJ0TIT7 -w4f*l*oe|F8’-3^'e.!;..,rj ASH'. -V13V ' '•‘.KapdiK *witm .Vi4«tf ... .A m erire* -. ------M n n e r ^ w ttt ©iVE YOU A V e r y u b I r a l AUOWANciE^^ o n Youir I------held your tiros at thosi rotk-beftoih pHeos." ’ ' ™ riM -elam l ...... I« ft .**7 — I W’e- h i n s t " n ...... 14 ft .6ftft 2 PRESENT CAR FOR A BoBtnn ...... 14. 11 ..5fift 3 'SO OLDS "88" 2-DOOR, LIGHT BLUE •St. L "u)» ...... 13 13 ,600 4 4 N-w' T o rk ...... 12 12 „50ft 4 4 ■ "Rocket engine,” hydramatle drive, radio, heater, sun rtsor, C h lrs s n ...... 13 13 .500 4 4 vent shade*. ^ i o o k i n g r h il* d r lp h ls ...... S 14 .391 7 DM roU ...... * 1* .260 1 0 4 . Istereallnael n sF o criu f 51olitr'rst ...... 13 S .704 — BETTER CAR "SUMMER '50 PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN CONVERTIBLE COUPE B uR slu ...... 18 U .693 3 Sprlnxfield ...... 14 12 .63,5 4 4 DEPENDABLE - SAFE - STYLISH Cream with black top, excellent condition, hydramatle drive, 8 v fa ru * e ...... 16 II .577 3 4 radio, heater, low mileage. , T o rn n to ...... 14 13 .6.1* 4 4 pa r e pr ces {ora ’'l U w s ...... 10 17 ..170 ft S S' V M TRADE NOW \ At Our Manchester Pontiac Dealership B sllim o r* ...... fi 30 , 331 T2H '49 O LD i ''98" ROCKET ENGINE 4-DOOR c o o o e u r f TCMIAV'K GA M F^ .BkntBrn Kfack, hydramatle drive, radio, heater. Hftrtfnrd al Rlmlra (3), firhfnprtndy ot SrrKntvin. SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK! \ Rfidlng At BtnghAmtnn (3). (Only gom«>A »rhr>(1u!ffd). '49 PACKARD CONVERTIBLE COUPE NATIONALLY ADVERTISED . Kara ara soma of Hta lolf- •52 MERCURY •51 DODGE CORONET •51 FORD TUDOR Light blue, radio, heater, electric windows,. , modal utaU tnieki wotting At. Lnuin At Bontnn (illght)— Only 1,895 mllea. “HnrdTop” BRANDS ~ FIRST (I*.!) VB, Spnhn (l-ll. Convertible, Ivory black fop. .. for. you ,ol our taiTT-Tr^lfri nttphurgh t f Brfwiklyr (night) — .^iRort f ’oupe. BeailMfill mriJUim Custom, .gleaming . hlack, over- DfclUYtn \s:. IjAdA C gyrmnatiP drtvr. rcdtu, brAirf, O m cin d lo glva you o lot blue. Radio, heater, aidex glsoa, drive, radio, hester, low mile­ *4YOLDS"»B“ HbLtDAYCbUPE - pALHY-«rfRfSH CinctniiAtt At PhiUdBlphlA (n)fhtl— undercuuitUig. Expenatv* phutlc T ire* nke Tiew. low m llrag*. 2S% down—30 months on bal­ age. Beautiful. $8% 4k>wn—80 "Bockei engine”, hydramatle drive, radio, heater. ^rmpTnri-KT"N>w~TftTit-=i“Kni»f>imn' seat rover*. Almoat brand new. months on bnlanee, (2»1) T*. KnnlfT (1-u. 30 month* to pay 23% don-n. ance. ' AmprifAN ’46 INTERNATIONAL New York A t ClPvnlAnd—LfipAt (!-3) '48 PONTIAC 4-DOOR Ti. Wynn (4-3). •4 7 S T U D E . • 4 9 C H E V . Bofton At ChicAgo — SrArborough • 4 6 C H E V . (0-1) TA. HoIrotnbB <0-3). Convertible, 4 Door Sedan. iConvertIble. HydramaHn drive, radio, heater. Vz TON PICK-UP New paint. . . J FULL ANOTHER BEHER BUY AT BALGH’S WtAhlngton At D#trolt—PorterfloM New paint. $1199 OFS $811. $745 $1395 with stoko bci^^ n-,1) TN. Truck* (0-3). PhlUdclphU Rt St. LfOiilf (night)—i '48 OLDS 46 2-DOOR -K*lIivor-43-.T) oA. Byrrm (8-T) nr • 4 9 C H E V . lO-DAY SPECIAL SALE FACTORY SIZE LIST Hirriot (0-3). *50 MERCURY SALE PRICE'» ■46 P L Y . Hydramatle drive, radio, heater. ’49 Q.N.C. ^ 4 Door, R. H. $795 2 Door Sedan. 2 Door. Like nrw. $1229 Like nejv- $1785 -"1 i-'i I WARRANTY 600x16 20.10 13.40 Vz TON PANEL 'f O D t S O T O •47 PLYMOUTH STATIOFTWAGON Sparkling Glasses '50 PACKARD • 4 9 G . M . C . ^ BUY JN PAIRS _,, 6?0xl(5,.. ...r."v24J D ^ . , v L ik o n o w ! J M T ^ N J I N E : 4 Door', R; it^ o p lil" S1695 lA' ToiiTtoeL •’ '$95- New paint. -$895 650x1S 24.30 16.20 ’50 Q.M.G. • 4 9 BUICk^^^^^^^ . *47 PIDSMQBIU "79” 4rDOOR . . _ WHEELS CAN -.’46JMTER. - • 4 9 C H E V . -» 7>«hw.-DyilltTI.Tr"'|KfTTO 4T&Mr7TL it^ ” :TtRf4rBfPORftT^ .. pbat cbvbn^^ ___ *____ T -’-rBWHire--'''''’ .DOCtOt.’aT*r^,.;.p.. JPS I - W L-Xijn,. Stake. Gi MERJ.' • " C ••• ---AS- - . S'.'ateS » eer . r H ; ... ^*7— 7,^, Jmiw. iM int.. S695 sm SUMMfft DRtVtN©. 1^^ TAKE A d v a n t a g e b p 'b u t b i g 700x16 '•■-.28.5® ' ^ ^ ' ^ , H ^ MUoi CPSiftEyFEiN '50 OLDS 98 •46 BUICK SUPER 4-bb6R Now tiros' ^ •51 W tL L Y S • 4 8 S T U D E . EXTRA trade-in ALLOWANCE FOR S*4l*n, R. H. 4 Door, O.D., R. H. HIGH SPEiDS ARE HARD 6N WORN Dark green, radio, heater, seat covers. 670x15 , 2i 05 *14.70 Like neu’. 6—Station Wagon. $2185 R. H. Choice. . One owner. $1245 YOUR-WORN TIRES ON SAFE KELLY ’47 CHEVROLET $1695 TIRES. 90% OF ALL TIRE TROUBLE 710x15 24.45 16.30 SHOULD BE...IN •46 CADILLAC FLEETWOOD 4-DOOR '4 7 H U D S O N •49 PACKARD TIRES. IT'S CHEAPER TO SWAP TIRES SEDAN DELIVERY •48 PACKARD Black; hydramatle drive, radio, heater, seat covers, twin spot­ 640x15 - ' 21.00 14.00 Plrk-up. ton. 4 D4Hir, R. H.^. •• 4 Door, R. H. OCCURS WHEN TREADS ARE THIN Motor Jot), heatfTa NOW AND SMILE . . . THAN TO RIDE lights. A real beauty. $695 Clean. $1395 'Beautiful. $1295 760x15 26.75 17.85 B IG T R A D E S AND SMOOTH. IT PAYS TO SWAP THEM AND WORRY. E A S Y T E R M S •47 PACKARD •46 OLDS 78 4-DOOR MmiDfsFULL *51 RAMBLER '4 7 F O R D 9 Door. R. II. 800x15 29.35 ^19.60 Nash—Station Club Coupe. Black, radio and heater, One owner. $875 Wagon. R. H. $1785 R. a n d H . $799 820x15 30.65 20.45 AND MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM w t With Exchange Of Your Old Tire r All Sizes B UNNER’S QUART BOHLE • Plug Tax Here's what we do: In Stock 358 EAST CENTER ST. Sale Limited To Present Stock Telephone 5191 1. Com*ct caster All A-1 Values - Prices Start At $695 Open Evenings Open EveninRB T il 9 2. C orrect cam ber LIBERAL TERM S-44IGH TRADES Sat. Until 5 P. M. 8. Correct toe-in or ti>e-out / (Above are chief cautea ^ PACKARP—THE "EVERLASTING" CAR! ______' . of tire wear). > 1 4. Inspect, tighten, a4ljust stoering. MANY OTHERS — EASY TERMS — LOW DOWN PAYMENT BALCH MANCHESTER 188 CENTER 8T. PONTIAC, INC. BALCH T E U $-4848 MANCHESTER "NEVER KNOWINGLY UNDERSOLD" ■ V CLARKE b r u n n s MOTOR SALES M’ ^ ^ Manchester Tire and Recapping OPEN UNTIL 9 P. M. TO BETTER SERVE YOU OIT MORI "RUN" 358 EAST CENTER StREET TELEPHONE 5191 MOTOR SALES $01 Broad S treet, M anchester "YOUR OLDSMOBILE DEALI^R" FOR YOUR MONiYI EVENING UNTIL 9 _ SATURDAY UNTIL 5 TEL. $-$01$ ANYTDIE C SOMUDT A SONS. MC, PHUU fa: aiBIBER OF MANCHESTER AUTO DEALEBJI'ASSOCIATION 295 BROAD STREET TELEPHONE 2-4224 WEST CENTER STREET AT HARTFORD ROAD ■ATfCTfBggBK grgW Bfg HBRALP, MANCHESTER, CONN., TttURSDAY. MAY 15. W PA(7£ NDnrXEEN — ------MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,^ONN., THURSDAY, MAY IS, 1952 OUTDIIR WAV BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB DAILY CROSSWORD FUZj^lE Anawer to Prevloue Punle 1 Machinery and Tools 52 '’THEM KOCK'&r NO. rrscuRLVS OOPS// AW WOR'O/ -business Opportunities 82 Articles for Sals 45 Household Goods 51 WHV, T>IEM‘S WAY OP- hand­ WMV DON'T you WATCH Ariiona Aihbfe' s c 'ic j ■ u n u i 1 ■ IIULIIZ1 Sense and Nonsense AatomobilM for SrIo 4 Autonobiles for Sale Business Services Offered 18 AMMUNITION . lin' THINGS.' aunulaiBtJLJ ROYAL AND Smlth-Corona port­ AT MODERATE prices, sblectloh PER THAT out? WHSRE YtoU'RE GOINS, M uU E ID U ^fJn STONE AND Brick ma*on;_^eclsp GROCERY and GENERAL DISCOUNTS ON good, used tractors, attractive He LOVES OLD you AWKWARO Choosa Bruthvllle Toastmaster (introducing ihl 19«S CHEVROLET delu«« iedan. GET BETTER VALUE ON able and standard typewrltera. T06V DOG. IF ■ TOBY AN’DON’T HOBIZONTAL 3 Exclamation D JEa ia e s n a u n Locate your Realdenea in an ceihent work. Valentino, Beiluccl. TABLE LAMPS. terms. Used hayloader, side LIKE HIM OAF ? M nUEIOCLtClU u speaker)— I’m sure that H i JUdlo. htattr. Excellent condl- A BETTER USED CAR 80-Kirch..atreat.~Ti„_ iFavorfible -Nuimdor^fioimtrutUOft-Go. - PKdhe PIANO SALBI Otfr yearly avent 18 Inoompetenl’-’-'...t Wave top . . Nd **xy mavw*. — : Santor—Your teacher nnwt-hA - ng [RUfff/, 21Emt>roldary. ______Sarbi* SODuratlon.------HpJUsallval W'hen did you'qtmrinsrr''" mg tb T*v«T*» intd a. pifking heater. 194R Hudson ‘4-D r...... Help Wanted—Female 35 terms if desired. Goss Piano Co„ frame. 19 Arizona Is Ih* 32 French river 48 Load— Bride .At the church he Tor Some Lucky Person ----- state of 35 Freebopterii 47 Meat dish that was clearly too small. Sud^ L:ii ^ rOtJB COOPERATION WILL 1947 Ford Club Coupe—Radio and 1940 Ford 4-Dr. Sedan. Household Sendees BOLTON — Building stone and 317 Asylum street, Hartford, 5- 34 It has signed his name in the register in denly her car ■ swung out ang BE APPRECIATED NEAT APPEARING woman for flagstone. Bolton Notch Quarry. Sure I’ll tnist you—^and you can 6896. Open Mondays, also Thurs­ sxteniiv* the Union 38 Craft '49 Scatters heater. 1939 Oldsmobile Tudor Sedan. Offered 13-A bigger letlers than mine. ; bumpad Into mine. Flushed will counter and kitchen work. Day Phone 2-0617. Stanley Patnode. pay me on low, friendly terms. day evenings. copper----- 31 Number 39 Psnetratei 30 East (Fr.) exacperatlon, she leaned out oi 1947 Ford Club Conv. CoU$e. 1938 Pontiac Club Coupe. WEAVING of bums, moth holei' ahift. Apply Norm’s Drlve-In, 37 Shoshonaan 33 Routea (ab.) 40 Prattle 52 Barrier in DIAL 5121 I’VE HAD IT IN MY . NEW USED, Rentals. Reed*, The beauty of the old-fashioned her window. "You could .ssa I was and torn clothing, hos4ery runs, ,532 Middle Turnpike Ea.*rt. PASTRY CASES WAREHOUSE SINCE Indian 33Ev*r (contr.) 41 Direction a river blacksmith was that when you going to. do something stupid," the 1941 Pontiac Club • Coupe—Radio handbags repalted. , *lpp,er re­ LOW TYPE IN NOV. 8th. 1951 ’ strings, mutes, stands, acces­ 28 Harden and beater, WANTED—Experienced fouptatn brought him your horse to he shod said. "Why didn't you wait.to aea BALCH PONTIAC, Inc. placement, ' umbrellas repaired, A * P TEA CO. STC^B 3 PREITTY ROOMS FURNITURE sories. Repairing. Cettifled In­ 31 Arabian gulf 1 T“ r~ 4 s b 1 r - r - u he didn’t think of 49 other things what It WM?"'....T’ 166 Center St. — Manchester men’a ahlrt collars reversed and girl*. Permanent work. Fuil or at 116 East Center St., Manchester with these struction. Music for all occas- 32 Heavy blow Lost and Found 1 part time. Meals and uniforms Ad,iustable shelves make them ^ '3-lt that ought to be done. >■ —Northerner II In Yorkahir* Post Phone 2-4546 replaced. Marlow’a Little Mending "WES'nNOHOUSE" ELECTRIC slons. Ward Krause, 87 WalnuL JT(?W|l.LlAt«V^ 33 Silkworm iT“ li Ml ’ —Sunahina MAgazIne, and Leeds Mercury. LOST—MJin’s black wallet. Vi­ SCRANTON SALES and Shop. ftiml-hed free. Good salary. Ap suitable for nise for novelltes. REFRIGERATOR 5336. . ► THE PtPLOMAT (?.iRSr I30\NN‘— NO GAIN ^ 34 Legal point J Open Evenings Until 10 P. M. ply Arthur's Luncheonette, 942 candy, cigarettes. to,v*,, dry goods, 3SSwlfia i cinity of Blssell street and State SERVICE "BENffAL” DELUXE RANGE Hofacr Td be a rich man today Theater. Contains valuable papet* 1948 PLYMOUTH Station wagon, FLAT FINISH Holland window Main street. etc. Priced to sell! Inquire of ACCORDION 120 Bass, Chsm- MICKEY FINN Correction! BY LANK LEONARD 38 Type of bomb If Jt weren’t for liquor. Jolly Good Fellow Tolland Turnpike at Parker St. shades made to measure. All manager. "NORGE" WASHmO MACHINE ploh, two key changes. Reason­ 37 epntuma li f ' Ruhy~;Oh, so you drink too Let’s ling a aong for Father's Day, and money. Urgently needed.- Re­ special. deluxe, 8 passenger, c.us-. CLERK, STENOGRAPHER able. Tel. 2-8870. — • . W) TopsIlB all a-quitmr! ward. Tel. 72W. y YOU CAN’T beat Pete on thia tbih. ISxcellent condition, r^ io , metal Venetian blinds'at s haw REASONABLE Motorola, ,6 tube ’’EMERSON” TELEVISION HOWEVER, HS TRIUMPH WWNT AS ' h e y k e n GOING ARdUMt MAGSM*'' *r*f Ajviun; I wnn GOOONESS 31 Suffix \7iU much ? > low price. Keys mads while you 36 Expunge ft H' Horace--No. I sell lemonade. A merry little roundelay— one! 1949 Chevrolet 2-door Fleet­ heater, 9975. Phone 7906, Experience Not Necessary ' radio for J949 Chevrolet. Heavy Everything is scratrhed a. bit from COMPLETE AS HE THlNKS; YOU SEC, * THAT HE BEATME-EVEN-fYONE PM.' I tHATS A U IT WAS/ I And call It "Old Man Giver!" line Special. Excellent condition wait. Marlow’s. dfity law'n mower.. Man's maroon moving around and last year atylea' FOUNQ OUT SOMETHING, ANP I'VE K E N tWELLBOrS-THE SCORE REEPERMAM ^ctV w oU SH T HE-ORJONP OUT a * 40 Gift I/ja T —Set of car key*. BN-854. 1947 CHEVROLET redan. A real B,tartlng Salary 945.00 . UPRIGHT Piano with bench. Call SAVING G FOR TDNIGHT-TO TAKE SOME A W tR t OQ' »VO iOST 60T Automobiles for Sale 4 and asparagus plants. Geraniums, INF-XPERIENCED W a 11 r e s .• For Appointment. Phone H IM III SO I I P j |S 2-0980. Motors. 3621. Mr., Albert, Hartford 6-03,58 ing room, bedrpom, kitchen or TO YMM - OYV 0 t Yldt 1947 WILLYS'STATION WAGON shrubs, evergreens and fruit wanted.' Full time or part time entire households. Let us make e.V4«»R\Y^C> YOWY4 ? 1949-1950 - 1951 CHEVROLETS CHEVROLETS 1941 tudor, com­ trees. Woodland Gardens, 168 positions how available at the OUTBOARD Motor _5 h. p„ used After 7 P. M. 48-4690 ' —All metal, durable, ' pleasure, Ae" i __B-rE—R—T—’—S you an offer. The Wodds'hed. business vehicle. Tremendous Buicks. 36 months to pay after pletely overhauled, motor, clutch Woodlsnd street. Phone 8474. , Bar B Qiie Hut in Vernon, at the • one Season, very' reasonable. Phone 2-3154. small flown payment. Forget 1-3 sll new parts. 1939 Chevrolet Rotary of routea 15 and 83. Good . Must sell immediately. Can be aeen 43 Allyn Street. Hartford gas mileage. Your “car down Open Thurs. Evenings 'Til 9 P. M. ' DouRlaa Motora. 333 Main atreet down. Doiiglav Motors, 333 Main tudor. Extra nice. Hurry! Doug salary and tips—we train our at Calso Servicenter,’or call 4164. 06K % O (i5 las Motor.*-, 333 Main. AFRICAN Violets for sale. 50c and own girl*—only inexperienced Rooms Without Board - 59 TA314 AAIMTU up. Inquire 4 Harvard Road. PEAT HUMUS. Excellent soil con­ WE BUY and sell good uaed furni­ Be f o r e you Buy a uaed #iar HERE IT IS girl* need apply. Call Manches- ture, combinstion ranges, gas CM Cfcrm aea Gorman Motor Salea. Bulck THE BUY OF THE WEEK ' ter 2-8217. M1.SS M. E. Knight. ditioner—top dressing. Phone AT THE CENTER, large, pleasant LARGE SELECTION OF 6515. ranges and heaters. Jones Furni­ room for two gentlemen. Inquire -Salaa’ and...Servlca... .285 . Main Aulo Acceworles—Tires 6 ture .StorA 36.Oak. Phone 2-1041 "T atreet. Phone. 2-4571. O p « eva- 1946 CHEVROLET: 4-DR. VEGETABLE atiff FLOWER ATmA'cVryE bpenrhg fo>;'^ 16',Wad#worth 'street, : eral office work. Diversi'fled REGULAR 9239.50 2>'& - 3 Chor: . .r.,|i>.n»A,- , Famtma. brand, ba.tl,cries PLANTS. duties. 40.hour week.. Good start­ .Trac garden tractor. Five speed LAROK FRONT Voom for • rent. ik rirl^e for power when you want ANTIQUE Furniture for sale. In We.st side. Gentleman preferred. 1949 CHBVROLETS. Deluxes, two $575 Fuil Price (All Tranaplantcdl ing salary. Phone for appoint­ quire 4 Harvard Road, fdooiv, Fleetline, Styleline. 1950 - First. Call Tftkes It writtpn Ruarantep, 50':/ off ment. 2-2815. It. speed when you w‘»nt It, Clin­ Phone 4403. ChevrOleta, four doors, two door* Geranium.*, Vinca, ton 4-cycle air-cooled engine de­ Limited timPonl.v, $1.00 down, USED GAS Stove. Good condition FURNISHED Room. Bober gentle­ Fleetllne. Styleline. Bob Oliver ARcratum, etc. IDLE HOURS make dollars when velops 3 fl. p. St 3600 R.P.M. With 935., Used Ea.ey Spinner washer . GILL MOTORS you use your spare time repre tires, only 9224. Ward's Farm man. Continuous hot water and m b s L ■ always has Chevrolet*. Center $1.00 weekly. 960. Wringer washers. 910 up, shower. Inquire 101 . Chestnut Motors. 461 Main street. Cenletery urn.s for sale and septing Avon Product*. We. show Store, 828 Main street. A.B.C. Appliance, 21 Maple ALLEY OPP His Nose Knows BY V. T. HAMLIN 171 Union Street ” we al.«o .will fjll them if de­ you how. Write Mrs. Frank street. GA.S HOT Water heater and 30 atreet. MV&»H.roozYj l e t s TRADE NOW CALSO SERVICENTER sired. . Frawley, North Branford, Conn. LARGE FURNISHED room. Semi- WHATCHAYWSVIN' Rockville 5-6858 gallon tank. Call at 49 Birch KITCHEN STOVE. Very good Stop Hsre For A Better Deal w a n t e d - Girl between ages 18 street. private kitchen privileges. Cou­ YOURNO0E i(33« Chrysler and Plymouth Dealer 436 Center Street FELTHAM’S GREENHOUSE eonditlon. |50. Call 3768 after ple preferred. Phone 2-4428, AROUND UKI 1952 New—38 Months, 5% and 25. unmarried for clerical 3:30 p. m. THATTORf 951 West Middle Turnpike work In billing department. Typ­ REPLACE Your baby crib mat- 1951 CHEVROLET deluxe sedan. Or Telephone treas nov/ at sale prices. Our reg. ATTRACTIVELY Furnished room 1952 Used—24 Months. 6% Radio, heater, etc. Positively only at Wilbur Cro.sa IliRhway ing ability desirable, but not es­ EXCEPTIONAL Buy —Porcelain for rent. Light hou-eekeeping fa­ 4164, 4165, 2-0980 sential. Apply in person. Man­ 915.95 waterproof Inner spring 4-4 combination gas and oil 1951 Used—24 Months 4.000 mile*. Former locsl own­ mattres<-es now only 911.95, cilities available. Young couple er’s name furnished. Douglas chester Electric Division of Conn. range, excellent condition, preferred. Cali at 167 Maple Ronring—Siding 16 Power Co. terms. Benson's Furniture, 713 chrome pipe, hot water heater, 1949 . - • T)r.—Rwdlo; -heater, green. Trailers for Sale --6-A teed. A.'A.DtoiiT lhc;r299‘A'urinnir trar«.e,..Qulc.tJho.me,.Pb.Qnt 2:866.8.... . 1949 KAlSER 4-door sedan. Ma­ woni'an. Ph”on 'e " '2 - '9 7 I 2 .'...... S.MALL HOUSE safe. Outside selection at the lowest price* In roon, radio, heater, good tires, atreet. ’’hone 4860. 1951 ANDERSON Coach trailer, measurement.*. 17" x 17" x 24.” town. Benson’s Furniture. 713 CHRIS WELKIN,. Planeteer Playing The Ace BY RUSS WINTERBOTHAM "And hara Is Euraka’s anawar to that common quaation*I|| 1949 Dodge 4-Dr. Custom—Radio, 9960. Tel. 2-0540. 27 ft. Parked In convenient loca­ Can be seen at 15 f-outh street. Main. FURNISHED ROOM for couple. heater, gray. ‘ Hflip Wanted—Male .36 Kitchen privileges. Phone 2-3506. ' .you W A L K E D R/ H T INTO 4tOT L O ti& P ^ AIB PUBIPIERANDBE- AtRit Maud racing around whiaklng up duat all tha tima Redlo. heater. Good tires. Phone epunter top oven. New burner.r. SINGLE ROOM, clean and ajry. pirr UP yooB hanp^I., LEA^EDALL TUEHW iE Road.. Rockville: ROpj^NG. Bpeclaltibng • In pepalr- truck snd to assist on TV in- Ayatta.tfle tar girrtlcroah^cmXj,’,.js.:.. -■ - aha’ah a r a K ...... - - . BUGS BUNNY Rhdlo,'heater; ..... ing- roof * "irf' ill ki nds. A l»o ■ new' ■'Mslfnttdm-Good" wage* "and TWO:'«ALVANI7/El> -hot.....water . sixcieUelnt •, .toiMllliDR.,.: 'iv v - V - '- '- A ''" - ‘ •T'*- boilers. Excellent condition.- 2-467B or 2-0404. ■pt'f \veek.‘ 'AppTj' VemorT'friri', 'on' ’ TWO HOUKE^Tb FUVr 1I1.SINE.SS BY HERSHBERGER COUNTRY OVERHEAD roofs. G'.itter work. Chimneys Ing conditions. Apply, Ben.'-on’s, the Wilbur Cro.ss at junction Of BEEXACT...P “ SIDE VALVE.THE FOR SALE ttaller, 925. Call cleaned, repalreo. 26 years’ ex­ 713 Main street. Phone 1484. PONY «s*rrr,M c/^ r U . G S T ’VBi 1940 Chevrolet 4-Dr. — Gray, new MEANS BIG SAVINGS 2-8,504. TWO CUSHION davenport with Routes 15 and 83. Centrally 'lo­ A L L O P U ^L. '■u,AIB''’&DBAININ6, t WANT.. 1 . WtNPaHSIL^ I VWM4T.: paint, new tires,, heater. perience, Free estimatea Call REAR Springs, axle and wheels. custom made slip cover*. Very cated for all aircraft workers. UNLE 4 4 y o u , s '' QUTIN1DSFACE> M 4* See Our Large Selection Of Howley. Manchester 5361. F.XPERIENCED good condition. Call 2-9647 after LISTEN TOME I ASINUTS New and Used Cars Today Suitable for trailer. Used 600 Manchester 2-8216. POC! 1940 Dodge 4-Dr. • • Heater, blue Motorcycles-—Bicycles 11 LATHE OPERATOR 16 tire and tube. Phone 6547 after 4 :.30. We Trade W'lld 4 p. m. KITCHEN Privileges. Spacious Clean car. ’ 1934 74" HARLEY - Davidson Heating—PlumblnR 17 TAPPAN Gaa range, deluxe double room available. Suitable 1952 Dodge—Radio and heater, 2- motoreyele. Good eonditlon, 975. Are you tired of heai-y’ traffie. door deluxe. Low mileage. A bjg HEATING From A to Z. Con-, parking problems and long rides to model. Used 3 years only. West- for couples or 2 gentlemen. With Call 8558 after 8 p m. version burners, holler-burner Boats and Accessories 46 inghouse w’ringrr-type washer, kitchen privileges !f desired. 216 • SOLIMENE, Inc. . aavtng. work ? If you live in Manchester, white. Tel. 2-0106 after .5. I960 Ford 2-Dr. Sedan—Radio and! units, complete heating system.*. nr vicinity, we can eliminate these 12 FOOT Canvas covered Wolver per week. Apply Vernon Inn. Dodge-Pl>inouth Cars heater, 18.000 ml'es. Llk< new In All work, guaranteed. Time pay­ problems. Come Ip and talk It over. ins and Master Craft trailer. .Manche-'ter 2-8216.. On the Wil­ Business Services Offered 13 BENSON'* OFFer genuine Bolta- bur Cross parkway. Central point Job-Rated Trucks all reapects. ments arranged, Morlarty BrOth,- We have a 50-55 hour week. Paid 1951 models. 2225. Call 8538 fex chairs and rocker* with choice ANTIQUES Reflnlahed Repairing era. Tel. 613.5. Inaui'snce, holidays and vacation. after 6 p. nr. for all aircraft workers. 634 Center Street 1950 Plymouth DcluJte 4-Dr.—Ra­ done on any furniture. Tlemann, of color*. reg_ to 289.95 now sale ■.iwaw dio and heater, very clean, low PLUMBING and heating, special- priced al 249.95. Terms. Benson's LIGHT Housekeeping. Large airy Phone 5101 or 5102 ' mileage. 189 South Main atreet. Phone 'WILCO MACHIXE TOOL FISHERMEN—Speed Demons — 5843. ixtng In repairs, remodeling, cop­ Want the best built, leak-proof, Fiimlture. 713 Main. room, ”\/lth oomplete modern PRISCILLA’S POP Ask The Man Who Owns One BY AL VERMKIiR 1950 Willy* Jeep—With snow plow. COMPANY kitchen and dining area, available Safe Place To Buy Used Cars, 1949 OiJsmoblle "76" Tudor—Hy­ per w ater piping, new construc­ fastest and lightest . outboard POWER BURNERS and Range tion. Time payments' arranged. 222 McKee Street to couple,* only, 220 per week. 'I JUST LOVE ^ AS LONG AS YOU'RE dramatlc, radio and heater. Beau­ made? Come In and see the new; THREE-QUARTER bed, mattreaa ,TO SO SHOPPING ' l ik e t o PETE DANZIGER’S Personally Burners expertly cleaned and Edwarc Johnson. Phone 6979 or Penn Yan car-top Filer, 14’ long, Apply Vernon Inn, Manchester COME GOING, THERE’S REALLY aelected used cars at Clarke tiful conditlqn. serviced. Let us service *nd re. Telephone 2-1266 and box spring. Call 3692. . 2-8216. Mrs. Bassett. ,.1n THE ALONG, DEARY NO need me 1948 Studebaker . Champion—Fine 5044. 52" wide, 18” deep. Goes like a RAIN.'> H r ------1, TOO! NOW, THEN, HOW A5UCH tVUANT U M TH w ,.,. - Motor.. Sale*, 301 Broad atreet pair your washing machine or re-, BENSON’S OFFER- ymi 2f>6tt sav­ OA*,C7i4.inJT u s e r ON.THMi.OOMT, ( cohdtflbh. frlgerator. Metro Sendee. 2-0883. w a n t e d —Counter man. Four scared cat with 5 h. "p. Takes i:p VV« CLO#E Open evenings 'til 9. 1941 QlibwuAblle.4.Xlc.„SedHit;.Ra­ EFFICIEN"^ Plumbing and heat- -night* per- week. Hours - -6-p, m. Ut 14-h.-.p.. W*lgii» only 114. lbs, ing* Dn :«IL. floor , aampl* kitchen ■ Thg.! TKiffged drain* machine FURNISH KU 'Rddm for rent. Iwin 1941 OLDSMOBILE. hydromatic, dio, heater, clean throughout. FLOOR p r o b l e m s solved with to 2 a. m. Aopiv Norm’s Drive-In, Barstov.’s has It. Roll along at 7p sink* and *ysU cabinets. Budget bed*. Conveniences. Call 6672. dark green. Good condition. Ask­ Excellent condition. linoleum, asphalt tile counter cleaned. Phone 6497. 532 Middle TA! ■ilwaH » T»E EWtaaifc iBir Q D / HEKE***™ 1938 Chevrolet 4-Dr Sedan, Inspect The Lyman HOME OWNERS—Save on qual Summer Homes for Rent 67 WEETi WITHOUT ME ^NyWHERE.' knivee, mbwera, etc put Into con­ MAKE 220 Daily. Sell luminous ity home Improvements at Wards. SEEIM''EM. 1 KNOW 1946 CHEVROLET x:nub coupe. 1937 Dodge 4-Dr.—Radio, heater. dition for coming needs, ftraith- name plate*. Write Beeves Co.. Runabout At PORJLME h Dark blue. Excellent condition. Very good transportation. PaintInR—PaperlnR 21 Buy now and save on modern FOR RENT or For Sale— Lake- HE CAAHE b a c k . AMD L6M0 ME waite 52 Pearl street. Attleboro. Mass., free samples home improvements. Buy . . on front. year around 4-rdom, furn­ ALONE, ABOUT ' See "Pete" at Clarke Motor Sale*. 1936 Chevrolet Sedan —Radio and and detail'. McINTTOSH BOAT CO. 3:+0. N ? V heater. Good eonditlon. LINOLEUM Reu-nanta 50c square FREE ESTIMATES. Exterior FHA, No money down, paji the ished, *11 electric cottage. * Lake. USED CARS AT Many, Many Others yard. Asphalt tile, wall covering. palnUng. Have It done now. Many good used boats 'and balance while you enjoy needed Pocotopaug, East Hampton, Conn. Done by reliable, well-trained Phone 2-1383. SItuatiniiR Wanted—. motors available at your Chris- home improvements. 2109.64 Phone 7116 after 4:S0 p. m. FAIR PRICES Sai'e At cabinet sink, fittings nbw, 298.50. men. All Jobs guaranteed. Hall PAINTING and paperhanging, oiH- Feinale 38 craft. Mercury, Scott, Cham­ BEAU-nFUL CotUge for rent for Written Guarantee . Linoleum Co. 56 (Yittage street. 225 lavatory with fllttings, 222.7,5. BARLOW MOTOR SALES side and inside. Free' estimates, pion dealer. Custom built counter top* now entire summer season. On love­ 1951 Chevrolet 4-Dr. Sedan — Wa'pplng, Conn Phone 2-4022, evenings 6166 or call aiff. 2-4298. ly lake 30 miles from Manches­ Open Until 9 P M. and Sundaira 8100. WOMAN Desires work. Write Box 41 (Rear) Purnell Place 10% off. All steel casement win Heater, seat covers, Jet black. M. Herald. dows now 10% off.. Montgomery. ter. Every modem Improvement. 1650 Chtysler 4-Dr. Sedan—Radio, Phone 5404 2650. Call 8436. WINDOW SHADES made to order R epairing 2S Diamonds—Watches— Ward. 828 Main, atreet. heater, extra clean. Price re­ 1950 CHEVROLET 3-4 ton panel. and Installed. Venetian blinds BABY SITTING In Manchaater at a n 7 duced. and. curtain rod.*. 24 hour service. .MATTRESS, Your old mattresses home days. Girl preferably. Phone Jewelry 48 USED Galvanized 30 gallon hot TWO FOUR-rodm furnished cot­ Four speed transmission, radio, tages. Available June 1st for res- VIC FLIN l BY MICHAEL O’MALLEY 1946 Chrysler Windsor 4-Dr.—Jet heater. Ebccellent • condition Estimates gladly 'given. Eagan sterilixed and remade like new. 3923. References furnished. LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler, re­ ot water heater. Good condition Fluent To The Phone black. Highlander plaid interior. Phone 4065, son. Electric refrigerator, fire­ throughout. See "Pete". Clarke Window Shade Co., Route 44 at Call Jones Furniture and Flopf pairs. adjusts watches expertly place, modem conveniences. Near y x j MIGHT AS W eu. One owner clean car. Motor Sales. Open evenings. Bolton Notch. Phone 2-4473. Covering. 36 Oak. TeL 2-1041. OH.OLTrOFGtvaBfC NOW LET* MAKE PLAN* FOR KEEPING J I WOefT BE NEEDING-^_____^ Doga—Birds—Pets 41 Reasonable prices. Open dally. BUY THE YOUNGSTER that waterfront. Adults only. Write ALE, EHf WELL, OO ON AN EAGLE EVE ON THI* ARCHER FOCUft^ TAKE THESE, TDO— THEM ANY MORE/ I H 1649 Chrysler Windsor Club Coupe Thursday eveninga. 129 Spruce RDVW TO THE ITRUO —Thunder gray, radio, heater. 1951 CHEVROLET 2-door deluxe. COMPLETE Repairs by Stuart R, maple twin bed outfit now. Free Helen Strouse, 423 Washington Bondst—-Stockfl NEW SHIPMENT of tropical*. atreet-Phone 2-4387. 'ri, saglesa bed apring included with streeL Hartford, Conn. ,■ STORE ANC7 LUO HOWE 1949 Pontiac Chieftain 4-Dr.—Ra­ Fully equipped P o w g r g 11 d e. Wolcott on washing machines, Special! Neons, 21.50 a pair. Kel- radio,’healer. Below ceiling price. vacuum cleaners, motors, small M ortgages SI every twin bed outfit or two sov« Aioirs.p.., ^ dio. heater, hydramatlc. One Call 2-0538. . ley’s Aquarium, 20 Sunset atreeL Carden—Farm—Dairy springs frte with maple bunk owner. appliances. Pick up and delivery. Open 'til 9. Wanted to Rent 68 A-1 repair. Sales. 180 Main FIRST AND Second mortgages Products 50 beda. Budget terms at Benion'a i 1947 Pontiac Streamliner 4-Dr.— 1948 PONTIAC sedanette. 8- Phone 8597. bought for our own account F ast Furniture, 713 Main. L s m i Radio, beater. One owner. Extra cylinder hydramatlc. Driuxe confidential service. Manchester clean. Poultry and Supplies 4.3 250 REWARD FOR 4 or 5 room model. Fully equipped. Can not J. MACAIONE. electrical con­ Investment Corp., 887 Main WELL ROTTED cow manure. -Call FIVE PAIRS of all goose feather apartment. Phone 2-3702. 1947 Studebaker Champion 4-Dr. y>i 'duplicated anywhere. For the tractor. Commercial, Industrial, street Phone 5416. PULLETS and laying hens, 21 to Leonard Giglio. 7083. and down pillow;'. Extra heavy —Heater, overdrive. Economical best for leas, see Bob Oliver at ' and residential wiring. Phone 2- 22 each. Sax-linked, Red Leg­ A.C.A: ticking, all sterilized. desperately needed by cou­ ride. Center Motor Sales, 461 Main 0292, evening 2-2783. horns. Phone Hartford 5-5214. RHUBARB for canning or freez Special price If taken as a lot. ple with well behaved child, a < 1946 Plymouth Special Deluxe atreet. Business Opportunities 32 ing. 20 lbs. 21. Rhubarb roots, 21 WadsWorth street. Evenings seven for 21. Strawberry planta, or 5 room, imfurnlahed rent. Club Coupe—park green, radle, or Sunday.. PJeaae call 2-2i9fl. heater. 1950 Studebaker 3-4 fon stake LIGHT TRUCKING, Also rubbish BOLTON—Stonehouse, large shop Articles for Sale 45 21.25 per hundred. O’Connor, 171 1939 Eord 2-Dr. — Radio, heater, body thick. Ebccellent condition. and ashes removed. Phone 2-3781. containing woodworking and fin­ Union atreet. Phone 5698. PORCELAIN 4-4 gaa and oil COUPLE With baby need u n ­ ishing business fully equipped and REFINISH YOUR own floors — new brakea Call RockvUle 5-5463. range. 8 piece mahogany dining furnished apartment. Do not S -lS -S i REPRODUCTIONS Of famous stocked. 6 acres of land, bn statel Easily done with our High-Speed PLANTS for sale, tomato, bull room aet, sunporch windows, two smoke or drink. Call Manchester Your Chryale'r-Plymouth Dealer 1941 STUDEBAKER 4-door Mdan. artist’s paintings. 3Iodem and highway Route 85. For appoinf- floor Sanders—Inexpensive. Com­ nose and Italian peppers., savoy 2-man saws. Tel. 8556. 2-0531. Commander. Good condition. In- antique molding at reasonable mbnt phone Mr. Dwyer 5326. May plete line poor finishing materials. and early cabbage, iceberg and BROWN-BEAUPRE, Inc. ■ quire 355 Oakland street after prices. Manchester' Framing, 38 be purchased without business if The W’. G. Glenney Co., 336 North romaina lettuce. 57 Florence SMALL Refrigerator, reasonably . , ■ ( SB Blaaell St Phone 7191 5:30 p. m. Lockwood street. Phone 2-4313. desired. Main street Phone 4148. street. priced. C^U 2-9185. OTHER ADVS. ON PAGE 4, t . \ ••yr-S—

..•- •* I -y ■■ i X ■ s?ivv.: THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1952 ATcnce Dully Net Preee Run Tw e n t y For tlie Week Bsttig Thu Weather HanrJrfrifr JEutnins Itralb May le, 1U3 FsmcMrt of Ct iS> WMihfC 1 ■ ■ Mlaa MargaretU DeClantIa, 10,513 daughter of Mr. and Mra. Frank PVUr, eool toalgiiti Minimum 45. About Town DeClaptla of 202 Porter atreet, Mllmlwr of the A a«t Rotardsy, iserooaiiv etondlsiaa. fiNEHlIRn waa, chairman of a . committee Bhiwm of drenlatloiit - Mr. and Mra. Richard Naaalff of which arranged the three day ao- Manchester— City a / Village Charm utraat, have _cScelXCdLa ■clat^ week^ erwUreoantly. .under ..Ibfc riifnir : . .Tb; nie cablegram from their nephew, WO aponaorahip of the Junior Claaa.of (jg). George Mitchell, from Beirut, Ithaca College. New York. VOL. LXXL NO. 194 (ClaaMfM AdverHetag «mi Psgn 18) M AN CH E^ R. CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1952 (TWENTY PAGES) PRICE FIVE CENTS .... 1 r Lahahon. Mr. Mitchell was bom w m m there and thia la the llrat time he Mra. John F. McKleman of 11.1 haa returned to hla birthplace. [XMcwpibm .:. jf. 10e Falkhor -drive left . yeateiday Aufiu--'. --4ni3«.-. Wattonad ' wUh Iha . 43rd JSIvUimr. mbrnihg 'tvr meet her hullbafttl.' ’ In tJermany. he waa aaaoclated Capt. John McKlernan.'Who la re- M iifray Set G rap*fniit {IMOKED w;lth Naaaiff Arma before «nter- Backs $S~Boost '■tumln* from-r Germany ■ with - thoj 3 fo rm tnjg^'e 'aervtce.- - ’ ' • shqul1)u T1219« 43rd Dlvlaion. G r o w t h 1 JaMwIn Appl«s ancheater Dlatrlct Boy .Scouta Membera of the Brltlah-Amer- T o t le s u m e 2lbt.29e wlllXhold an explorer -Jeadera’ Ican. Club are requeated to meet in ■ X P1NKHIIR8T REUUI.AR roundt^tle tomorrow night at at.7:30 tonight at the club to go .7:3Q. tn...Utau84uadron..roain. at. Xha. from there, to tba Holmei. Funeral S YOU M Steel ^ alks M a i i n e s ^ ^ Pwlcr, )U«!lerg arc.. »?k?.’8 andf i beneflclariea would be helped-vm- their unit eo tlwt he may take I -Wr • PhiladelphiR, May 18— a anq D„ughton said in a Washington, May 16—<)P) part in the plannin^^t diatriet ex> and Thousands of People Know W e Mean Means committee today ap-| ,tatement. plorer acUvitlea. ^.Steelworkers union chief — Rep. Vinson (D., Ga.) de­ proved an increase of at least I "Over eo million other person* clared today that the Army, HNI SERVICE... FINE FOODS... Philip Murray said today he S5 a month for persons now I now are insured under the ayatem Mra. Antonia LltvinchykN^ 264 •is willing to renew labor iindpr th e' *^*'**“' tauillle* would *1*0 ben- Navy and Air Force oppose Hackmatack atreet la atill Avpa- REPPIR peace talks w'ith the steel in­ drawing benefits under the j thro\:gh th* higher retirement increasing the strength of the Add up the, many advantairn of tradiuK at Pinehurst. . . ! tient at the Hartford Hoapital. HALE'S S l^ SERVE and SoCuLSPC'jrity Old Age and; survivor payments provided |Eia dustry, but stressed he’s still Marine .Corps because they . flrat, of counw, fln«:^eral fund*. Old age and A d v a n c e in R a i s e |: PINEHURST LEAN -BeltnvIlle Small Farm Mlaa Nancy ,Palaley of 72 Pltktn- eralized plan was eatUUated at'insurance on the-other debate on legislation which would 7 X - I atreet and Miea Agnea Halloran of H A L E ’S hid. «, not only eatabllah a minimum X GROUND BEEF Lb. New 'Britain will leave Saturday Frozen Food Specials Murray made .it clear in hi* re­ 3300,000.000 a year, but committee 1 hand 1* not a charge on the gen- Freah Turkeys H l-C Chalrroan Doughton (P„ N. C.). *ral treaaury.' number of Marines but make their on the Queen of Bermuda for a COFFEE The Wholesitme Orange mark. to the convantlon that he commandant a member of the F o r 1 3 ,0 0 0 PINEHURST LAMB /L C - two weeka vacation at the Elbo wak unwilling to retreat from the author of the -measure, said the in­ Main Provtalons Joint Cnilefa of Staff. Beach Hotel, Bermuda. They will Fresh Ground Drink eventual 26-*centa an hour "pack­ creases could be' paid without In­ Important provisions of the 4 Combat Dlrtalons PATTIRS . . . , Ab . V creasing payroll taxea which fln- I refiirfi'by plane, ' ' ...... BIRDS EYE PEAS 2'«’41c age," - plus union shop, Tocom- Doughton bill would: • AS the trill paksed tha Senate, lybs Antteles, ■ M«y " HHiTford, M*y i6-i:(/p).i!“ mendatlona of the government's ance the paymenta. The broad rise 1. Raise from 320 to 325-the and was approved by the House LEAN STEWING O O - Farm Fresh Fowl In wages in recent years haa made minimum monthly benefit payable — Gen. J. Lawton Collina kaid The bisrfltflte employe! union, BIRDS EYE FRENCH FRIED 'Wa^e Stabilization Board (WSB). Armed Services group, the Ma­ contending that the new pay- LA M B Lb. O x C ,The industry haa balked at the more money available tot pay- to a retired person, and make the rines would be maintained at not today the army has a gun Pryersi Foaslers From WSB proposals, "• — j-ments, he- explained::...... largest smotint payable to a fam­ tealrthan four combar" dtviaionr that can fire- atomir as- well jo b(M n -d o M not solV* th* - BONELESS Preaent coata of the program ily 3168.75 a month instead of and four combat-strength Marine as conventional shells. “immediate financial prob- POTATOES’ *** .. .» -,..N,9 Ceiwsm.tsfl....______3I50.-'— ------V— - "HAM-.-::7;'’.'^"rrr;T;b.‘ 8 9c Cbveniry "13\la organization, la not going are about two hllllon -dollaT* • a- Air'wirtga." The Housr commit'- "He'Hao (Hiiroa'ed' that' the" arnTy !«n8*’ ftf moat workers; win to romproml.e any more on (hie year. 2, Allow retired bepeficiariea to tee stipulated that a peraonnrt has more than doubled the number Shonldera of lamb, which average $8.4B to g8.ns each, are-a S N O W C R O P . Due In HoUae Monday earn wages up to 370 a month or ask the equivalent of a 10 Headquarters 46 Oz. Tin Jasue," Murray told the cheering minimum of 300.000 be eatabllaheil of anti-aircraft battalions guard­ par cent for the 13,000 em­ gmd value thIa week end. Ser^e with Froeted French Frlea (on delegates. “Our demands already The measure, approved by the net earninga of up to 3640 a year to keep the' units up to strength. ing'the home front. aale 8 for *9c) and Bird* Kye Peaa (featured at 3 for 48cj. We FOR BLEND JUICE 16c have been compromised by the committee after two brief doted from aelf-employment without Vlnaon announced. howeVer, Th* Army's Chief of Staff said ployes not.in line for early sessions and no public hearings, forfeiting benefits. The existing' that In the Interest of economy he that ultimately U. S. troops would pay hikes under the nevr clas­ will have excellent lega of lamb.' SUNSWFH CHICKEN OF THE SEA WSB. W’e didn't get all we wanted by any mcaiia. Anp we're In no la to be called up In the House limita are 350 a month or 3600 a will offer an amendment to make have guided miaallea with atomic sification plan. tssRIk voostiioef. good gzode.ond very, lender, -nre.» gopA jHiy at mwiM ' m«rc Moniday.—QtUdt th# minimum itrMurth Ultm com* warbewla: .for eloee iaupport- .work- -.:(A:3art*aL:-patttta»-nii'-tMs':^mad^''-' .VSelh. With anybody.’’. there. Doughton h a s conferred law, persona 75 and older could bat divisiona plus three full- "But we now hav* tbs gun and ter to Governor Lodge la alathd PRUNE jun with Chairman George (D., Ga.) of earn any amount and still get strength air wings and supporting we want our field commander* to to be approved at a maaa meeting Otir meat manager will, have more, of dellcloiia Plnehural ten- Manchester's Piano TUNA Fresh Fruit and Vegetables A solution to the deadlocked the Senate. Finance committee, their benefits. units. *' have the capability of placing pow­ of Connecticut Bfate EmpliAtfiag-Mt‘iffli4iilii'S8fitwm^wreTOfi • PEPPERS ^ 19e,— ^... E__ -^-Wag'e-lfeile# and worirfhg’^ndlv "general— gtrongly— ^opposex—the tn "all —weather—with—aufflcteltt Jtoft.rBawML-.Hir*... O CEAN SJPBAY^^ ^TEMPLE..f± —tiona remain, frozen by the. high leglalallon: Bui ke aiMd.be thought range. to riover: uny part of, an Ariny. . ffixecutiya.Director Bernard. H. WdiMM ond AH - eoUrUe' ■"rtiWa qub**' ruling. It time the lawmaker* made It corps front. McGusker of the 'tmlon, dectarmr Jietiix. laily! “ Eeach “tor ■ incorporated ^ moat state, workers 'aip real- Shnrfine SHeed or Halves Other Appliemeas IWEETNEART _ Favor T-H Repeal clear that Congress has not "ab­ Collina Btreaaed important prog­ minute rliee . . . it’s quick Furniture and Music CRANBERRY Doz. 75c T Ij e steelworkers convention WasTimgtohi May 16—(ff)— The Senate p a s ^ a bill today dicated Its constitutional obliga­ ress achieved by the Army In anti- MB -'Y.-V• iy burnsd up” over failure of the Cling PMchas' prepared to quit in its fourth day. giving the states clear title 4o .’oil-rich, submerged lands off tion to determine the alae and air defense, noting that new guns report to. make substantial pay it’s delicious. SOAP LARGE SEEDLESS ' It has pasted all the expected reso­ and guided miaallea will make It Two member*.of the U. II. Air Force uee oil drum* for a.4aae as raise recoromendationa for am- Dm J W H A I : € cor» their coasts. This sent, the legislation to President Truman, composition of our armed forces." 2Vi can 3Se SAUCE lutions—putting the 2,500 dele­ tremendously more effective. they place the Star* and Stripe* at the North Pale, May 8, 19At, The ployea, declarad; * Glamorize hkmburger or In heavy syrup. deUghtful wantinaim Coui. for approval or veto. The Senate acted by voice vote on which In a preparad speech, Vinson "W* do not agree with Barrings i 'For gates on record again as favoring scoffed at argumenta that the He said the "N|ke" ground-to- Air Force party landed at tti* pole on a C-4T equipped with skid. chicken with minute rice. flavor. Read Herald Ad vs. GRAPEFRUIT 29c repeal of the Taft-Hartley Labor members are not recorded. ^ ' air gnidim missile was undergoing Tbe ether banner I* an Air Forae flag. (U.-S. Air Forte Photo via ton Aasociatee that siUary ached- 2 Cans , The Issue la staU-vs-federal Marines should be some percent­ ules for sfat* employee have kept 1c SALE Law and as supporting civil rights age of the Navy In strenirih. and operstlohsl tasta at -Whit* Sands, AP Wlrcphqto). legislation. A batch of 't'ruman ad- ownerriilp. Truman vetoed a state pace with the rising coat of living ' Shurftna Catsup . . . 19e Adenauer Wins that an enlarged corps of Leather­ N. M„ firing at ranges and alti­ Bchs. 17c tniniatratlon lieutenants had given ownership bill In 1046 but ha* not tudes never before atterhpted since 1942. OH m t time s«v«rs OSS RADISHES said publicly what he will do necks would duplicate and com­ "Not* can we agree that (he rec­ their support to the union’s side pete with the Army and Air Double A. A. VnlU Reg. SIxe , 4 Bars 2 3 c in the atcKl labor controveriy. atoiit .this one. Most capitol Collina ssUd the Army doubled ommendations will do anything to The raid question—and one of guesses were he would vato IL . Court Test on Force. solve the immediate financial Genuine Southern M 5% , Pinahurtt Fresh Dressed'Poultry CELERY Bch. 25c See Budget Hurt number, of antl-atrcratt .battal­ Brass Chief Sees Yams ....lg.can which ' there was no immediate Callfornls. Texas and Louisiana 1 ___ i ____ ions guarding the home front are problema of a majority of stat* answer—was how long will -th* "The Army, the Navy and the wmkera, B N t lyo VilUBi Bath .Sire Bars are moat directly concamad. Ex- i J J l f f l l l l l f f O k K 9 C l Air Force are afraid that If the deployed around vital atomic and A 35c atee^orkera remain at work wlth- pertk.hav.f. 9* ___ e . . ______Induatrlal centcra.an(Lat.Jtratagiii ' "Thera are ektirely too many bUf"a 'pay' ralss.''They ate'-how ■Oongrei . maintain*- a large Ma-' tmcijlHl fliid dWf ' Shurfinc Sweet IS THE INSH FOR THIS WEEK EHO - oil in tha mibmergad .I3nda tin*' corpa. this will hurt their air command baaea at home and Fm eh Fiiad Patatolas technlc^ly government employes thelr coaaU at anywhera from 22 Bonn, Germany, May 16.—18P>—r overaeas. will secure ho flnanetsi relief Ihl9 Potatoes Ig. can A # C STRICTLY FRESH MEAT bEPAkTMiNT^ under Truman's seizure order, and Chancsilor Konrad Adenauer tri-^ Jbnflgeta'. 4a;the future," he. said. year." 2fer39e FRESH FROM THE FARM OF RALPH WETHERELL to 39 blltioa dollara ' , : "W* might Just aa well be blunt “ "W# faal thera la nothing more as such are barred from strike ae- dear Title umphed ovtr hit Socialist opposi­ Important to the American people Baps Ledge ■ B4a>ani«Bt Paof ...... 2 fo r 43c BLU-WHITE In s|ilte of the rapid rise In pork price, Hale's'K. still In a posi­ about It. 771*1 la all that this McCuaker than lashed dvt( (U Shurfine Irish M X tlba. The Supreme" Court Tiaa ruled tion la the codrt today and won Ansonifl, M*y 16— ((P)—-Tbe president of fl brflflu worker*’ ROASTING CHICKENS 4-7 LI. AVG. .. .JLb. 59c tion to make his outstanding offer: However, delegatee unanlmoualy approval to go ahead next week argument amounts to," (Jovernor Lodgd% .of^-repM fw- French styla or cut EGGS three time* that the federal gov- ’ Vinson said maintaining the (Continued OR Page Fourteen) union here has toid Sen*tor William Benton fD„ Ckmilt), be Potatoes___ran I W C 1c SALE dSicUred In a resolution Wednes­ emm- n ha* "paramount right*" with the aigiilng of treaties to re­ etateineat that under tha plan (Whole new white)...... Graan latuis.. 2 lo r 43c day that they wouldn’t work "in- arm West Giermany and ally it Marine Corps aa a strong ready committed « "traffic blunder" in eayinlr that the unempioy Atata employes would receive aa Grade A I.jirge ovir th* lands, hut atate o'wner- force with a powerful punch onild: fair trtatment.jB*. they, cotdd, ivjscfirATEo M e a t y m y e r s .... ___Ab. S 9 c I I. . IVlthput hlghfr,, wggpe. .with. ,tha. .West..;,.... — ment of- braaa-workata-in-ihia-area wffa, being emloUed-byL RIB PORK ROAST and working conditions. ’This gave mrp 'sponxorjr contended -the -court ' 'J.''Prevent the'growth'o^ lar^' peel In 'comparable Jobs elie'whefe'. Cut- from light pork,’ so .5-6 lbs. will be the brgest. Rib Roa4t, never.nailed down the question of Earlier today Allied and Ger­ \Emiser the union's "Communist letdar- “ :« 'P kg X ;: Buy more than one roast If yon nish, hut pleaae don't buy for your^ Murray an advance okay to call man negotiators, after an all-night wars by prompt and vigorous ac­ . Score* of different type Jobs are EVISCERATED FRESH FROZEN a strike It he chose. But any actultl ownerahlp and they olfertd tion during their earliest stages; lumped together into the same sal­ freeeer. the bUI to give th* etate* clear saaalcin. announced they would & turn Benton has rebuked IV ffl1 1 1 11*1 Yl.- TURKEYS 1143LfS.T ...... Lb. 79c walkout likely would provOkO a complete on Monday all but a few and Tax Relief for the union leader, MIebaal Gaay, l»ff.4aaaia.A axa^ ary groups under the propoeed t CHICKEN DINNER court Injunction iq^atnat the union. title. 2. Stay the progress of a full- ,at(Cte. Job elaaMficatlon plan now The measure passed the House clautea of the proposed .peace con­ prearident of Local 445 of the In-, t o T . S' under coi)al(leratlon, ...... BVISC. FRESH FROZEN DUCKLINGS c 'X Wa(kout Poeslble , . tract and that the Big Three for- scale aggrmion long enough' for dependent Mine, Mill and-B^ter j. l^ J O t A C C i YOUNG, TENDER CHICKENS T!ACH « 4 « ,j^ft,lnvqlvlpg^,c(my, jjart o/, .(he, by .k. vote of 247 to 89. M(e,;;iqLU«n<, ti:imdbUi)H ,tt6;.4^(mc. I-.»«.• on 7 .ur • V tr • tc. Chhk’ikiiy’ 'W- suiricieht,' If 'rosfnlafiiea, to ' «»- atga- mmistera’ -woutd /come > her*' - ha^. Invoivlng’^phlly part of the late next week to aettl* those sjye might. . The new plan calls for 18 soUry Industry at flrat and lacking-a sure House passage over an ex­ Rep. Teague (D-T*x),' a much- union-aponeored pamphlet attaek- Doz. points and sign the treaty with Ing him. groups instskd of the present 200 OIIR FRESH DRESSED POl’LTRY SUPPI.Y INCLUDES: formal «|Hke call from Murray. pected Presidential veto. Adenauer. wounded Infantry veteran of the Washington, May 18—(JP|—1« a Is Shot Down *r 00, and the some 900 typea of BEEF SPECIAUS Sen. O’Mahoney (D.. Wyo.) said complete reveraal of previous de­ The exchange was disclo«ed In a Jobs are placed In those pay brack­ . (ConUnued ap Page Fourteen) the Senate would take up the bill Soclallate Defeated ((^ntinued on Page Fourteen) mand* for belt-tightening econ­ series of letters made public to -; / Large Roasting Chickens — Large Fowl Adenauer's legal victory came U. B. Fifth Air Force, Korea et*. . U. S. G O O D OR C H O IC E as tha flrat order of busineaa to­ omy, the House'haa voted aubatan- day by Gasy who said the matter A study of each one la Interest­ day. He expressed confidence thk in the Federal Conititutional Court tial tax relief for Itself and Sena­ grew out of a conference at Wash­ May l8—UPI—TTie Air Fore*, an­ CAMPBELL at Karlsruhe, which rejected a nounced to(iay that €k>l. Walker ing In that It reveala the monetary " 4 Rll OVEN ROAST ...... Lb. A9c KEEBLER WELL! WEU,! MAYBE THIS IS JUST WHAT meisaure . not only, would be tors and free hometown office ington April-, 25 between Benton value the. state would plao* on -the YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOB: 7 . - vetoed, but that the Senate would Socialist petition that the Chancel­ space for Congreaemeh. and a group which Included union M. Mahurin, one of America's .SLOCK OHUCK POT ROAST ...... Lb. 49e Raps Fa^i lor be forbidden to slim the peace Gas KiUs Two various typea of work. Town Houta Ceokias back up a presidential veto even The measure swept through tha officials apd the mayors of several greet fighter pilots, was shot A summary of each of tha 18 SOUPS contract and Its Companion Euro­ House yesterday as it passed the down over Korea Tliesday. It member* approve th* meaaur* pean army treaty to ralee 4(X),000 Naugatuck 'Vailey communities. groups follows: Lg. Pkg. 34c 15-16 LB. HEN TURKEYS “•55c For Intentioit today. Student Nurses last of the annual domestic budg­ TTie S3-year-old Sabre Jet pilot Group 1, lowest -pay bracket; Viilinh FRYING CHICKEN FRESH GROUND BEEF ...... Lb. 47e German troops for western de­ et meaaures, a bill, appropriating CkMight Senator's Help who downed more than 25 planes A two-third* majority vote by fense. 52,100 to 32,820. In this range la- FRESH CUT UP BEEF FOR STEW . ____ ..Lb. 84c -SALTINES TOMATO 3 Cans 35c House and Senate I* required funds to operate Congress. Th* (lelegation had gone ' W in two wars hasn't been heard found the3e Jobs: MaU clerk, (;le3n- 2 FRENCH STYLE Spud Shortage de a presidential veto, . The Smiallsts also demanded At New Haven On all previous budget bills ex­ Wariilngton to seek Benton's help from since he radioe)—Con­ provisional until the outcome of New Haven, May 18—((PI—TVn House had reduced allotments rec­ to etav* off ,growlng unemploy­ The Air Force, said it didn't MILK LU N CH early. . ^ necticut's top price control boas to­ aunporting federal ownerahlp of pher grade 1 (lowest grade). PORTERHOUSE STEAKS ... Lb. $1,10 the^rtands' berta^O: the mar^nal another -suit the Socialtats have student nuraea were found dead or ommended by its Appropriations ment among braa* workers In^thl* know whether ha parachuted. Group 2; 32.280-33.0(M; Labors- - FRENCH PRIED day charged that the nation’s pending. This action demands illuminating gas poiaoning today committee. Demands for economy area. Mahurin, from Fort Waynf, -tory helper, bookkeeping machine farmers "deliberately reduced" aeaa. He headed » e Senate group that the federal constitution be 1 Lh. Pkg. 34c MEAT 2 Cans 35c which worked out the compromise jn a second floor laboratory In the acompanied all the reductions. This followed a mass meeting of Ind., was pioneering the use it operator, seamstress, highway potato acreage last year In an at- amended to permit rearmament, a main building of Grace Hoqiltal The Congressional budget bill dAMpOTATOIS ■ tempt "to ^vold ovw-xttpply and agreement-wUh.House, members,.. ptottu requmng: k tvw -m r^ fii' CT'a^r 'atreet: ...... Sabrf. Jet fighters ,ln.; dty« Jmmh* xSMOKID MEAT S F ia A tS “ cleared 'Vx._wlce vote and went '(o OonOane* OB Pag# Fourteea) ing,-That was one of hi* Jobs a* (OaaiMBued on Page Fearteeaj low prlces-ln 1952.".. —r-.— parliamentary majority which ©r.7 Marvin M. SearbrouRh, the Senate with the distinction of a combat ep'oup commander of the Major factor In creating the (CeatlBiied oa-Fag*' FoarhM) Adenauer, could not obtain." medical exa'mlner. Said Grace SPERRY A iARNES being the first bill this year on Fourth FlghUr Wing. . _ _ _ _ _ Beech-Nut BABY FOODS present potato shortage, says Dla- Adenauer contends a bare par­ Lowell, 19, of 399 Weatwood roadf, which the House actually raised On Third Mfselon SHANKLESS SHOULDERS ...... Lb. 49c tHct o r a Director James E. Kel­ TreaBory Balance liamentary majority la required Hamden and Emma McGee, 21, of the allotments recommended by th .ratify the treaties. He waa on his third mission of ley, waa the removal In the fall North Sylvan road, Weatpprt, had the Appropriations committee. the day. He led Sabre dive bomb­ PERRIS H ICKO R Y SMOKED STRAINED JUNIOR of 1950 of government price sup­ .Washington, May 18—(85—-The 'The court ruled hla signing of committed suicide. The bill's total of 362,391.780 News Tidbits Bulletins ports for 1961 plantings. position of the Treaaury May 14: the paejs would be legal, since ing attacks on Communist air­ , WHOLE HAMS ...... 7;.... Lb: 49c They had been dead before mid u-ax 31.500 more than the commit­ fields at Blnuiju across the Yahi from the AP Wires AnUcIpatlng low prices as a re­ Net budget receipts, 3142,024,- they m u ^ ^ ratified by the fed­ night, he said. tee had suggested, although about Culled from AP Wires. 4 ,.„ 39e 2 ,.„ 31e 595.33; budget expenditurea, 3205,- eral parllantmt. That left It up river from Manchuria and on the Sparkle op spring mewhi FOSTER COOKED BONELESS HAMS .... Lb. 95c sult of the wlUulrawal of supports, The bodieq were found lying’ on 10 million below. . Budget bureau n il network at Kumi, 85 nlllea to th* farmers"' charges Kelley, 424,619.37; cash balance, 39.053,- recommendations. The money ft with Ptnrhnrat MENU MAR- PINEHURST a wooden bench. The only door ti the southeast; He was hit over OPFBBS BAIL "PAOKAGE* XIELS. GROTE A WEIGEL COHAGE ROLLS ... Lb. 85c Our frequent purchases msurp "deliberately reduced their potato 948,727.38. (Continued on Page Fourteen) the room waa locked. The fou' nances Congress, the Library of Democratic SUte Chairman acreage In an attempt to avoid John Bailey appeals, by letter, tn Kunu. VraafelngtoB, >fay 18—(P) — window* were closed. The glrli Congress, the government printing Mahurin shot down 21 planes in Make deltrloualy simple complete stocks of all varieties. over-supply and low prices thia were fully clothed. Their coat* lay Office, and related arma of the leg­ 5,006 party leader* In the nation to Presldeattal Aasiataat-dohn B.‘ meals, simply delicious! VALUES support tlM candidacy of Senator Europe and one in th* Pacific in Steelman was reported about BABY BEEP FRESH LIVER ...... lA- 87c year. And adverse growing con- on nearby chairs, inveatigatori islative deoartment. th*.1%qrld,W*r„,,^_ , el«e* .Chilce' -Mix deats^;- ] iteOEratf BeECM.NUT OOURTE&Y m '7.4ltionc.\'fiizther'' Teduootf 'qM '.'SnZ' -.1- “ ’m JtoMahon -ftfr .dawa*-*"^ 'Traaoifaiw'it pUQa 'liikilwHErh acreage." tvdit loans expected ed vriDT S'ii pi'anes sRol mcM pmdtmeo to the natloB a" with Pinehurst dlffeirnt 1 Devil’s Food Cake,. 1 Party stftEi»‘iAfc6if '4W Four gas Jets extending from a stallatton of more traffic al|(ns and Korea, cm* probably destroyed and tliit famoui^all ptnoRality aiimantH Holds OP8 Blamelee* . shelf over' the bench were turned signals on Capitol HIIU against alleged U. 8. Army atroci­ raUronda a**o.'W8«wswssisowiiaimiesMsiai|^ . IIIIii.iiiiiiiiiiinwiimmr ler, amondmagljj. -m m lm tlon—aenrt.ee mbvea-la -’iT V>:' r-» -'.rimdttcttid tfy. JUS 'nHtos lotb account. for the - dmble' auiclde, der' command df hla -ctese friend n a O Dehixe Awiwt.' SuBSwaat or ShuriftBc '" WaRefiestiH' at' Hate’s Self Senri^ ^ the potato shortage reveals this as adding that the two girls were not could run the added'^fost of the Orfoo, 4rV friend of Harvey ''Mad Denver, Mny 1*-(P>—Sattfe- Pimento Relish...... '. 3 Croesi^ bill Into hundred* of thousands Of D og"B isU ny.. British ..audlst* and World War-II rival. Col. Pian- meat e f tbe nntlonvride oU Fsebi FROfeN fim k TOMATO "th* "real reaaoh'^ for the potato By PETEIL BD80N even known as close friend* and cis Gebreski. top American ace Pruna Juica .... 33c shortage. lived in separate dormitories. dollars. Invite public and press to attend ctrike apprtred cloeo at band R a w Cuke Pickles . . . . 2 - 'n, (oae ol the first in N. E.) ami HaleV Meat De- Washington—M a y 18—(NEA) The tax amendment was offered an "open day" at their North Kent flying In- combat. WHOLE BABY PORK LOINS 4-8 LB. AVG. Lb. S9c .He claimed that th* OPS "U bii —Gen. Hoyt S. Vandenberg, Air Hoapital autho'rttiea bald each Mahurln’s wife and their two aa bargalalng aeaslana between B a O Kosher Dills . . . . 31e JaMe Dassarts 3 far 25c no way responalble” for the cur­ waa in good health an^ had a good Sun (Tlub May -24.' ^ unioa and oil company npreaea- RIB END Of PORK Lb. 49c KETCHUP partihant (for many years a favorite shop­ Force Chief of Staff, has abdomi­ (OoBtlnoed on Page Ten) children- live at Georg* Ah* Force rant ahortaga of potatoea. nal'cancer. NEA Service learned record' aa students. ■ .U. 8. has reached "the end of Base In California. His mother, tntlvee. ncraes the country re­ Monarch Candled Sweet Patar Pon PaonUt When potato price* last January today from what it regards aa an the road »» taxation,'' says Con- sumed. . > Dill SHcks. 37c- ping spot for Manchester home-makert). The Mrs. Guy Mahurin,' lives In Fort. Thata ora oH freian and raody for your lockar or eKcpeded parity the OP8, Kelley unimpeachable source. gressmah Joe Martin .. Indi^slan Wayne. Ruttar ...... 35c said, acting within the scope of its This waa the real cause of hla government has ordered APNcor- Allied plahee silenced 20 Red JOHN D. 8R. IN HOSPITAL B a U Sweet 'Hny Tot homa fraaiar. Tha *supply is limitad. Ordar aoriy. date if May 26-31 and we’re looking for authority put the retail price pf respondenta to leave the country New York, May l*-(P)--ilobn ncklea ...... 87c Cans recent operation, which was offi­ Will Family Be Walled Up C h lo ra x ___ f . .. qt. 18c 23c cially announced as an explora­ on ground that his residence per (OoBUnaed oa Page Feurteea) D. Reckefelfer, 78-yiaar-old Deluxe Watermelon Rind the Don McNeill of Manchester. It will pay (OoBtlnoed oa Page Tea) tory surgery after X-fays had mit, as a Dutch citizen, haa ex- philanthroplat, waa operated on Gel hand lotloOa, shampoos, (Double Sweet) ...... 4Se Wa ora haodquartan for oN typas of luppHas for Bottle failed to revesU the cause o f . a pirrt, and on charge that he main today la New York hospital for' tooth, paste at Pinehurst. ypu to find himt Watch for further informa­ sudden Illness. Alive in Wise. Bank Vault? talned a "Dutch colonial attitude, a grdwU on tbe bock of tha From Monarch — Horseradish A major public relations battle antagonistic to the people of In Malan BUlWi^s n e ^ A apokeeman said Boeka- Tsot-t-Joy Saiice ...... 29c The new Amm*i-dcnt with froian food. Wa oIm hova booklats that will toN Reek Matches Pantie Raid Fad was fought in the Pentagon in an donesia.” feller would be able to I««y» tha tion. Pen McNeill Week it advertised on Waukesha, Wls., May 16—(4?)— And' they are in tbe current hosfdtal later today or tonaor- Ple-l'.doyt Sweet Pickles chlorophyll SSc. effort to keep this simple an­ Book'of the Month Club told by In Lower House you how to prapora your food for tha fraaiar. Spreads in U. S. nouncement from being made. Will a happy family be wiped out mess because robins are notably Federal Trade Commission It may l,flM bland Dressing Chlorodent fl«c Boxes SCOT ABC networki Don McNeill’s famous Break­ The Air Force chief of staff was her* Mbnday, fair under the no.se lax In observing picket lines. not advertise aa "free” books It 2 35c of a horrified populace? ' Here is what happened; ' Reguefort Dressing not allowed-to enter Walter Reed sends to members as dividends C?apetown, South Afriries of Barnard Collage on the Five Pointa, center of th* city. basement was complete—floor, code, cancer was not mentioned a specialist in private practice In Defense Department identifles final say on court rtilinini on con­