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■ ' '' • '.•'••I FRIDAY, MAY n . W5T ..A. Average Daily Net Prewi Ran jKattrIfi?^ei lEurning lli^raib For the Week Ended ■ t < • • The Weather'< May.ll, 1»57 Foreeaat of D. B. Weather I /Alien Martin. , son of Mr. and Th's Past Chiefs Ctiib o t Msmor- Mrs. Richard MarUn, S3 Harviard iii Temple, Pythian Sisters, will GREEN STAMPS GIVEN WITH CASH SALES 1 2 ,5 8 8 Tonight doody, uDoantfOBal rata; lit Town Rd., Is a member of the freshman meet tonight kt 8 o'clock, with Loweat near elearlag lacrosse team at Williams Coile Mrs. Frank ■firkins, 23 Autunm Menber af the Audit Bureau of Circulation early, rather^tmd. High In lew '^1 lUlM Harriet Fraiwen; first grsfde Wllilamstown. Mass. A 19S« grs( St., who nill be lissisted by Mrs. M s. ■ * ’ teacher at the Lincolh School' who .ate of Mt. Hermon School, he.$8 Etta perkins. Manchester—-'A Cify of Village Charm * . la retiring next month alter teach­ secretary-treasurer of the fresn- ing 41 yeara, wlU be guest of honor mah ejasa ax well as the freshnia' The Rev. Stephen StryjewskI of t ik JIKIUM c o m ' ' M *at “opei) house” In the school au- representative to the college coun­ [ St. John’s Church. Mrs. ^hevleve ^ VOD. LXXVI, NO. 195 (FOURTEEN PA^ES^ MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MAY 18, 1957 cil. MANCNisnii Cohn* (Olaaaifled Advertiaing on Page IZ) PRICE FIVE CENT9 . f ■' dltorlum, Sundgy, May 19. from Wojnafowicz, and Mrs. Bernice 4. 1V' ’ 3:30 to 4:30. All friends of Miss ' Sendrowskl will attend the con- CORNER MAIN and OAK StREETS Franaen are cordially invited. The Polish American Club will j vention of Adoratiqn Societies in Sunaet Rebekah Lodge will meet hold its regular meeting tomor­ I Nonritii' Saturday Monday gt 8 p. m. in Odd Fellows row night at 8 o'clock at the cluh- hall. A memorial service will be hou.se. Members are urged to at­ ' The Frilndshlp Circle of the held for deceased members and all- tend. as Important items of busl- I Salvation Arn).v announces a spe- U.S. Reviews ne.ss trill be discussed. . officers are asked to wear their I dal prograin for Thursday eve­ white dresses. Past Noble Grand ning, at. the Citadel, by Young I U.S. ooioie: Miss Barbara Anderson and her Members of St. Francis Xavier 1 People's Sergeant Major Alton J. y in committee will ser\’e refreshments. Mothers Circle enjdyed dinner at ■ Mun.xle, who will show colored the Red E m b e r Restaurant slides of Japan and tell of his ex­ - The Morning Star Mothers Wednesday night. Following the periences In that country \vhlle For Killing Circle at Its recent meeting elected dinner tlic last meeting of the sea- •serving with the U.S. Air Force. Mrs. Eleanor Rooke. leader; Mrs. .son was held- at the home of Mrs, Tickets at a nominal price may be By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER Pauline L«Blanc. co-leader; Mr.«. Henrj- Reilly, 2S Eva Dr. Tlie fol­ purchased from any member of Washington, May 18 (IP)— Jean Squadrito. secretary and Mrs. lowing officers xverc elected: Mrs. , the Circle. Refre.shmenla will be I t l '. . ,.na.nt«.a th.l So«.t orts An ambulance raced the boy to Bayyiew General Hospital Schelbenpflug, leader: Mrs. Edgar Elaborately costumed principals 1 last night. From left to right stand­ front is Ruth Cainpagna. Ruth, ■MAIN FT.OOR AT FRONT. ENTRANCE In the first place, it was Inter- on duty. The Japanese want to try State Department press officer preted here as meaning that Rus- hirp for accidental manslaughter at nearby^ Mastic Beach. He was -suffering from shock and Berube, secretary; Mrs, J. J. Bar­ I in the Gilbert and Sullivan operetta | ing they are; Godfrey Gourley as pirate maid of all work. Director The Manchester Garier. Club i "The Pirates of Penzance" which 1 Major-General Stanley; John Beggs of the production is Bernard Cam- : Joseph. Reap - announced later that sis accepts the principle of aerial in the death of a woman scrap col- exposure. den, treasurer; Mrs. Chester Ko- Stasken'had made "a full report'' inspection — long advocated by lector last Jan. 30 after she was sak, welfare; Mrs: J. J. Gleeson,' will hold Us annua! aprihg plant ' is being presented .tonight and to-1 as Samuel, the lieutenant; Harold pagna and it Is being sponsored- .-Kt 7 a.m. today he was reported in fair to good condition. ; morrow night in the high school! Baglin as Frederic; Charlotte by the WSCS of the South on the London negotiations and President Elsenhower - - as ap- warned to get off the military Benny’s 6-year-old si.sfer. Wen-•• publicity; Mrs. Anthony Kracunas, sale TuMday at the Oomrauntty vYpir Spring had "answ-ered a number of ques- plied to Soviet territory. In the firing range, BOLAND contact chairman; Mrs. Anthony j auditorium, kre shown here as they i Gray as Mabel and Robert Gordon Methodist Church. Curtain time is dr. visited him bi-ieflyMhix morn­ A'. 79 North Main St., from 10 I appeared at the dress rehearsal as the Pirate" King. Seated in 8:15 p.m, <> tions" whii'h were not publicly re- second, plate, it expressl.v declared Jnpaneae Oiilruged ing accompanied by her paternal OIL COMPANY Gryk and Mrs. Ja-n.es GleWon, rep­ a.m. to 4 p.m. The usual wide and Summer ported, Russian readine.ss to a.pproach a The incident has come to be grandmother. Mrs. NettiS Hooper, resentatives. The annual banquet n-nge of annualSj perennials and 369 CENTER ST. “The meeting today,". Reap said, disarmament agreement by rela-- known in Japan as "The Som’aga- .md her uncle, Ronald A. Hooper. will be held at the Aahmere Inn, plants not ordinarily available to Martin to'Hear • ! "vvas the beginning of discussions lively easy stages instead" of in- Shooting Incident.” The*dead "Hello, Wendy," he said. Tel. Ml 3-6320 Windsor Locks, June 4. gardeners, contributed by club which will lead to further formu- si'sting on' initial development of woman. Mrs. Naka Sakai, waa ene "He’s doing fine." said the boy's r.-,embcrF, Includang baskets for Handbags lation of the United States position j - j of several who were trying to father, Benjamin Hooper, 24-Hour Burner Service Tfoop 91 Boy Scouts will hold cemeter>- use, will be offered for Sewer Job Report | ^ JjicLEAN UPl FIX UPl In the light of varioua pending' (C'sibHnued on Page .Vine) ' aalvage scrap metal frpnv the Hooper and his w ife. Borghlld, a food sale tomorrow at 9 a.m. in sale, all at nominal prices. ■' I range during a rest period after kept a vigil at their son’s bedside,; l'i»r Ni^hl UiiriHT Nrrvi.*- ()nl> Hale's store. Mrs. Charles Stans- I The Garden Club’s civic project The results o. Inter^deWs with ^ ' I target practice. 'She was alleged "Morpmy" was his first w-ord and fleld, 91 Green Manor Rd., may be now under way is the planting of applicants for jobs as operators of j to have been killed by an empty then lie called for "Daddy." CaU Ml IT-2429 or Ml 3-4845 called for pickup of food, donations. flowering shrubs, .lainly azaleas, Manchester's new sewage plant PAINT UP WITH I cartridge case propelled from "a "The boy's condition is good.” rhododendrons and laurels, n Cen­ will be reported to General’ Man­ I grenade launcher after the women said Dr. J H Kris, the attending ter Park as a memorial to the late ager Richard Martin before a de- Tenement Topples, j ignored warnipgs to leave the physician . "He ia able to talk and Miss Mary Chapman, 1 founder of ciaion ia made. i range. axked for food He has takeif some the club and for nwjjy years chair­ Nine of 12 original applicants i 'm e Japanese were outraged food. Everything is on the up and man of the Manchester Park appeared at the water and sewer Choo.'ie from white and i about the case. Amid a wave of up." Board. Tills planting is on both department offic. for interviews ' pastel colors in top I anti-U.S. feeling, the Japanese Benny took some beef broth, hot Rescuers Hunt Pair tea w-ilh sugar and ginger ale. aides of the ^ th leading from the 'kith a rating board. Members of handle and clutch government demanded that Girard wide \Kv."n ares near the Mary the board were Walter Funsc.h, ! I be turned oyer for trial in a He was given antibiotics to Cheney library to the flagpole at aupertntendent of sewage at styleR. .0 . ,, . ' ! Japanese court despite the U.S.- Utile .Benjamin Hooper, 7, is lifted from the shaft at Manorville, N. Y,, in a guard against the possibility ofj the top of the hill. A small bronze Waterbury, and representatives of • New \ork. May 18 (Ah -An old. -eis to be silent. He peered into i Japan status of forces agreement respiratory infection,. His tempera­ S-slory brick stnictuie in the low- the debVis and shouted "keep on provision that givea local courts dramatic rescue. Picture was made by AP Staff Photographer John Rooney. ture was nearly normal. memorial tablet in memorj- of Miss the State Water Commission ar SOM er East Side's grimy tenement dls- talking." | ______O^pman irill be placed near the th. oonsulting engineers on plant | fiifi) Fear Pneumonia planting. "construction. ------i trict crumbled with a roar today. There wa-s no ie.sp6n.se. (Continued on Page-Eight) Kris said doctors would need to; The board turned its recommen- 1 Rescue workers dug through the > _ Rescue workers, using a bucket . keep a close watch foi- 24 hours j Each ’■ gas-permeated debris ' with their brigade technique to haul away ' because of the danger of pneu- daUons over to F-ed Thrall, de­ hands looking for an elderly cou- the nrbble, resumed their feverish partment superintendent, who will ! iraaoi'iij mpnia In such cases of exposure. Merchants pie believed trapped inside. ' digging. ■ Benny's rescue was a triumph of study them before discussing the Five persons lived in the build- Ten minutes later Mackey om ^ Pope Confers pei-severence for 200 grimy w-ork- results with the general manager. C. J. MORRISON PAiNT and WALLPAPER CO. To Elect Heads Ing at 137 Pitt St., an area just more shouted into the debris: men who battled hour after des­ BENJA3IIN HOOPER One mail will be chosen tA op­ 885 CENTER STREET — TEU MI 9-9718 east of Manhattan's Chinatown Again there was no response, perate hour to save the boy. They erator of the plant off Olcott St. Cardinals’ Hat WE GIVE g r e e n STAMPS known for its old tenement stnic- After the top crust of debris fought with oxygen lines, power Nine men will be elected as and another will be chosen as as­ lures and crowded streets filled was cleared, acetylene torches and shovels, piping, w-ooden shoring— members of the Chamber of Com­ sistant opera^r. ■ with pushcarts. a.xes were used "by rescue work- and sw-eat. ‘ Mrs. Fiscus Happy merce retail division's executive Sam Gelernler, who operates a ers. On Wyszynski The.v, fouglU with the hopes and ^ O ' S O committee at the dlrision's ban­ store In a front building at the ’ ------prayers of millions of Americans . U H J J C lU l 'y S K C S C I I C quet Tuesday. Pitt St. address,’ .said: By FR.\,NK BRI:TT0 across the nation * The banquet will start at Cavey’s Vatican City, May 18 Pope The.v never gave up hope even ; Restaurant at 8:30 p.m. GREEN STAMPS GIVEN WITH CASH SALES soundedI heard like abomba terrific wfi e- di-opped. I' Barkeep,.35, Killed Pius XII, conferred the red hat and w-hen it appeared only a miracle ’ Marino, CaHf., May 18 i/p Nominees for executive conuntt- I ran through the nail and I saw i l ^ R fif lr r r 4rks».-t .the ring of a Prince of the Roman would save the Boy. ^ Among the millions of Ameri- tee membership are Louis Apter, this pile of dust ijriciwepori fra y , Catholic Church today; on Stefan And a “miracle" ia just w-liat ; cans who followed the painful ' now chairman of the cqinlnlttee. Special Sale One Escapes, One Saved , ' Cardinal Wys’zynski, primate of many of the weary nien called it. progress of the BennyViooper res- James Blair, Russell Clifford, One .man, 68-year-old John Waterbury. May 18 Police ' Poland. , . - / Criex of exultation burstfrym effort; few- waited for n ^ s George French. Everett Keith, Babrygor, escaped from the build-. »*'d a 35-yesr-old bartender wits ! Missing from the brief ceremony their throats when the rescuers intently than Mrs. ’ David Saul Levine, Joh|v Rogers, Creigh­ t e Ing after it tumbled, A second 8hot to death behind the bar today I in the Vatican's little thi-onS room heard they had succeeded. Fiscus. ton Shoor. and Elmer Weden.' H J W .H A L C CORI! was the pomp with \vhl,ch_Cardinal Nylon tenant. AUan Thomson, about AU.-i during an argument— /Wyszynski's 22 colleagues from Benn.v toppled into the 24-fool As the mother of-Kathy Fiscus, Members of the nominating MlWCHSSTiR WNM. - ■ ~’..------who occupied a third-floor apart- Dead was Simon Puda, who wax deep well in the backyard of the ; the golden-haired. 3-year-old child rommltte^' are Robert Seaman, Ho’oper.s' Ixmg Island ’ honie at , who died 100 fecY below the" suf- " chairman, Lister Shapiro and anUr hnvln.-‘’'h‘ h'*''""’'' ■’(..i, w "*t"»ra n l ' pj-mcril^d*In TwS. cirdinai“ w « ' 7:30 p.m. Thursday night. A1 7:10 face in an abandoned well pipe in Philip Harris’on. C0 8 NIR MAIN and OAK SmETS f " zvnski did not attend that cere- the top of the pile of rubble. Police said he.w^a killed by four monv for fear the Communist last night the rescuers broke 1949, Mrs. Fiscus knew the. an- Gas fumes enveloped the area "^ou from a-^ckel-plated revolv-' authorities in Poland would not let thi'ough to his side. ’ . guish young Benny's parents were as firemen and police dug into the , er. They.«aid Frederico Dijoia, 51, j him; return. He was made a car- Tile w-orkmen rlaw-ed with bare I suffering, * . Iheld for queationlng. but ! dinai in absentia. .. hands through the last inches j "I’m so thankful they reached A building adjacent to the col- no Charge \V«s placed against him. Vatican sources said the quieP of earth. him in time,” said Mrs. Fiscus lapsed structure was ordered^' Police didn't know what the ceiemony was decided Upon ■ lest In a few nionients. Sam Wood. . yesterday w-hen w-ord of the suc- evacuated as a precautionary argument was about. a more, colorful one might, mis* son, a Negro construction worker, jcessful- rescue was flashed across "measure against any possible ex­ lakenly be Interpreted as Vatican lifted the weakened child from the ' the nation from Manorville, N. Y. our talented Terry plosion. " EGYPT ELECTIONS SI..\TBD approval of Polish communism. sand.v trap tliat had, held him up­ “How wonderful!^' Heard .ScycSuiM right and almost motionless For Mrs, Fiscus and, her hus­ LIFE K . . Cairo. Egypt, .May 18 (.Pi — Although the new Polish Cfinti-. Arkwright run "resist Ssbrygor said be heard .screams' I’rexldcnt ^'asxcr announced to- munist 'regime . of 'W'lad.VBlaw through a night and a day. band the torment and the terror sheer seamless nylon.s in as he fled. Of'the slx- apartments •lay elections for the National Gomiilka released the Cardinal The elated' Wood.son said: of waiting lasted 52 liours, start- new summer phades. In the buiklmg, one wax vacant and .^SNenibly will be July 3. This fr.om three years’ confinement '"'^w-as the happiest bov alive ’O" " w-ami evening in April the jjmman occupant of, another As his mother matches. Benjamin Hoop^i.s arlministered oxygen in an amlnilance whin I saw his blue eves. w-hen litUe Kath.v, romping in a leads a triple life ... Size's 8 1 to 11. will be Egypt's' first ^rllahieht ' la*at fall and the position of the was away. slm-e the Assembly- was dls- : Church in Potaitd has improved, on the way to a hospital. He was trapped ixi the well-almo.st 24 hours., * Hooper, a, 33-year-old truck vacant field next to her home, Ik'''' Half an hour after the'building solved jn 1952 under King I the Vatican has been extremely driver, shouted; suddenly disapepared from tha collapsed. » fireman heard a voice Faroiik's regime, The term of cautious about Wyszynski's visit "He's, alive, Jje’s alive.” face of the ^ rth . from the depth of the rubble the 380-member asaemlriv will so as not. to endanger his stat-ui Then he 'daslibd wildly for the IDO Fm I. Inside Pipe WBumiomB-Mumtm Oeputy Fire Chief Joseph Kathy had dropped 100 feet r n m m n 7 * f s 8 9 ' I- he five years and It will hold in that’eountry. ' Woman Held,' house to break news to Mackey ordered the rescue work- Its first meeting on July 22. Today's ceremony lasted. Benny's mother. MriiNHqoper, 30, dow-n a rusty, 14-inch pipe. ■Vari­ tcaroely 15 minutes. The little; usion a ’ telephone operator, riad been ous schemes to bring her up were group That witnessed It included ' Gave Husband almost prostrate wJth griH and advanced and abandoned, includ­ three bishops who accomps'nled I growing hopelessneu. ing the offer 6f -a. j^ k e y to go Sm the Clardipal from Poland and i The Hoopers' agoify began aZ' about 30 Polish priests. 1Kentucky Cure the sun set Thursday .evening. (Continuedbn Page Eight) .■ House Would Boost Kneels Before Pope : ours of Waiting Hooper . had just struck w-ater Tran” DkkMioa Wearing a Cfrdlnsl’s robes and ^nn Arbor. Mich., May 18 (/Pl­ after xeveral da.vs' digging in the an ermine cape, Cardinal Wysxyn- . ‘ i backyard of, the modest ranch- ski knelt before -the enthroned i ** *^® By FRANCIS STIIXEV 'Y.With each diaappolnlment. hts face ' style home 70 miles east of New- 'e to $1 Pontiff and aw'oee obedience. The '• »P>l4ing her husband’* beer Wanorrille, N. Y., May 18 i/P;.— grew- heavier. The w-ords of the I York City, Biilletlpis 1. bWdroom t mmwa arsenic-loaded 'rat poison fo fo^ ^ 'th the e: When he fell In. there ws8 lots of doctor rang in his ears: "The | He w-ent to get a piece of piping (Conttnoed on Tage Four) last four year.i "to cure him of^_____._ i. . J , longer he stays down there, the ’ for the w-ell. from the AP Wires confusion and haste and people chnnrts are. ■ Then -Benny tried to leap over Hartfcrd, May 18 (Ab—The.,tice to appoint thre'e Superior I the drinking habit" was hej^ today j rushing here and there. 'Then, for House haa passed and aent to the Court judges as a board of review on a (ConUnned on Pbge Eight) Senate a bUl whiqh increases the, to consider, petiUond from prisom him. . . . I ______FIRE VICTIMS CRITICAL State a minimum hourly w-age • ers who claimed their sentences ./ .. .. ^ , Kris as the,'sun began to drop I Greenwich. May 18 <.Yl—A coin from 70 CGnlD to ll.an hour for wore un4uly harsh NewsTidbits Mrs. Lucy Wirematr, 30, of near-1 ^ t h e boys motiier wax! hoiizsn; pie in their 70'i.;^burned In a gaso­ Ofi.workers. . , ■ One..of the complaints of the by (jhelsea,’ said tile learned of "y^terical w-lth fright, but,later' .'-Lotik. Doc, it w-6ul'd be a mir-' line-fed fire in their home, am Democrats in the House protest- , prisoners said that • there was a Culled frdpi AP Wires' the "cure” in Kentucky. She, denied ^’ell (jcie (f he's still allv# now, in ' critical rondition today at she w-ias trying Ip^klll her 36-year-1 ®n®ft at her only son all but awal- wouldn't It'” ’ ' ed against paasage on the grounds "marked vaitetlon” in sentences - - —- bsb—- - Greenwich Hospital. Ilospitai.aU JS 5 5 j old...... husband.-Oron.- lowed 'up in fresh-dug sand. . . . prisoners of the same back- Krance'a Premier 6uy MotleT HU father called; '■&nny. move' . •»* * miracle. * '•eal tendants said Charles F, Mead. M from the benefits. These inclu^ ground w-ho had been convlated of i cuta short Parliamentafy debate T StfU Love Him’ your arm! Benny!” miracle,” Dr. Kris replied. j Biggest Thrill, 75., has Improved somewhat slncA the same bffenses. * ' ! on new fiecial program with formal "I didn’t .Want to hurt him," \ jtO e Benny Hooper moved his in his sandy he u-as admitted on Friday, but Jiilra. Wlreraan said, i'l just w-anted b a t h m>tmtm'mwmmm^m m The^ew Wii IrfMtx Conner! init ®‘“ * »PP*"<>ved by the Houie in ‘ fw vote of ronflden4$e . . > arm as'long: ail'a 7-year*old could. P*'**<^R ticked* cjosg to 24 houra, that his 70-year-o1d wife, Mary in a i m to help. I 4tllMove him.’* ’ He ' couldn't know the feat that h“ P« visibly drained out of every- iRescuer Says] Jane, Is in "poor condlHon.’t workers emploj^S in ?n“ ^s ate ctodeTmeasuTe? w^* — V a — - i_ 1 "**'?“* .as .a '• Wlremaq, v\ttSwas ’III in oV.St. JQScpcIJoseph Evtand i.ntti ---- E Ger ceiobratkm of j Mercy Hospital here with a “severe; clutched at his father's throat I o"®- Rugged fabric plus handhoiR^^^tfflorful pat­ commerce while the |l-an-hour E.xtend Ewend Until until Dec. 1 the period. IDay when the lum moved no moie. Then, special telescoping tu l^ Manorville, N.Y., May ' 18 OPi. - 1 QUAKE IN ALEUTIANS . federal law affects workers in In- duf to exmre Ju^^,' case of arsenic 'poisoning.' The treacherous sand sifted over 1 from the laboratory of the Atomic New -York, .May 18 (Pw-A te rs . That’s the winning comBmation in new-, Army Chief o f RsMondt and De-/ Mrs. Wlreman, -a mother o f ; “Bringing the boy out alive w-aS the 1 ter-sUU commerce, -rhe State La- C oJ^tlS t vitertn. velofinient m yn nation "munt gat t ®****'y’* *rm and Hand, blotting it I Energy Commission were pushed biggest thrill In my life." "xharp" earthquake in the Aleu­ windprpofs. Just what you want for spring^— bor Department estimated that th m , demanded exs^nation when j sight. th ron g the , sand: The crow-d .Spefiklng w-aa Sam Woodson,- 39r , tians WM recorded early today 16,400 more Connecticut ■ workers ^ *PPly for a bonus. on”, with devMag defease ag^Onst M-taigned . inm unicipal court on | \fter that. Benny’a .mother sat-w-as silent, ipotionless Intereoattneatel mlaailee . . . Rev. year-old Negro construction work- ; on the Fordham University eels- «t just your'Price. will be entitled to witge increases the change yesterday: s ie w-iu mo.Uonlesa, staring out ihe tyindow.’ mograpb, the Rev. Joseph Lynch, under the measure. (Continued on Page Nine) O o ft of EUxabeth, N. J.,.«x-^ held! under $2,000 bond. er, who pulled little >7-year-old* 'niey spread a white- aheet over (Continued on Page Four) A Benjamin Hoope^r JrV out of what' director of the university’s Under the bill passed yesterday p rt in sign language,'ttanelat^ 8g|t. Roy Tice of th J "Washtenaw BUly -Gmham aemiOB fo; deaf the narrow- well -where her son apparently was to be hix tomb. i .seismic observatory, reported. the State Lqbor Department must ' r p C L , * F* County SheilfPs Department said had slipped out of sight.—perhaps mutM at Madison Square Oartei. Woodson said he wa.s digging • FOR THE DEAL OF YOUR set up minimum wage boards to ! 1 W O o l l i p S JLV6|M>rL Mrs. WBarnan told him she bought to eternity—Thursday night; Sl’AND.AU MAY CLOSE u9S 7deteniilne tfae-mtirtmum pay of ho- i n----- ^ ' J , ------~ — Sen. WiRlani F. l6aowland-'"TR- B oy, 2, Suffpeated I carefully when his .ahovel ' ngmy ‘ LIFE oh the all new '^lyerSvllle, Ky;p Beyond (Tie sheet, men "and ered Benny’s red jacket, which had “ BeHln, M ay^F OPT—Tftovlel; t o tel and restaurant workers .but Calif.) aasaila adminiatratiqii pro­ hi 1953 When she and her. husband 9 m beach m m m m. m j Submarine Mishap posals for economic kbHitary machines labored in a pit. She sat pulled up over his head as' he slid! Russia and the- W'eetem aUles 1V57 OLDSMOMLE there would be no such "boards for ^ 'were visiting there. The Wlremana staring - at the sheet . for hours. In ^Wyoming Ditch are dlscttseliig .proposals to Our rainbow-tinted -beau­ the summer camp, summer resort "j aid to Poland and Yugbida-via on down the harrow w-ell.hole. - i ty—a sheath in seven originally ire from K-entucky. Her face was^psile. Shq^wore dark "I brushed the sand aw-ay from t dose the Bpoadw snu- crimes AND JAGUAR -workem-wlMt-are- -emrioyed lessi - London. JMay-l8 4^^.-A..-Danlsh- Iftouada.* Jt ..would— ------"Oron had' a drtnktnr tifbblVm ” gtaases,' ‘"^rhape’ t o ' shut out "the" s lig h tly Mnsational than six months in a year. ( captain Insisted today he Cody., Wyb", May 18 A "I- .lTiis/cbaT." said"Wbbu'll Jove.to,cuddle-up ih6m^nijiffy..teCT.v^andy - j. H. Hansen of the Danish Hollywood. hospitaL—______complaining—of stomach " paina, psered. down- at- the men fighting 18 (M-''-Tluemtenlag wtuito 8 T A M P S - tablishing procedure > for the re­ freighter Mary North radioed last Republican leaders demand that row at 11 a.m. His piother last the jacketiscket froniToVerfrom'over hishia" head and AND JAGUAR coat that leadsa life a^'versatile as your own. Here is the new trim look in terry— Hospital authorities diagnos^ his the fine white sand for his son’s saw him alive 30-mlnutes before. h e , looked at, me and started to. forced a third poet^neownt view of ail prikon sentencee of one nigiu that he had sighted^ s ' Massachiiaetta Democratic Qov. ailment as ppisoning of ,n uh- life: 'Theh he walked back \to the «tf the Aimnic test exidoslon less bulk and-more beauty; All whitp in small, medium and largo—$8'98. year or more. ' ■ Ugfated distress signal bouy in the Blackburn said t)te child ap-^ groan." i, Hofflt of SmosMiig Trodos Foster Furcolo apologize to tmo 'deU^tned character. . He re-en­ -house. ' . V pal'enUy waa playing in the trench eaily -today- IBa '.shot had Also available in %' length in sizes 12 to 18 at f5.98.^ : *' . . This legislation waa recommend­ North S ea -off the Netherlands. State Millt (jOntrol Commiasioners IVoQdsion was the .lead mpn in ^y-tn-Weiar Dept. tered the hospital last month and 'Mrs. Hooper .didn't knowr just when his right foot became the crew^ frantically digging to bebn scheduled for 5 km., PDT, - Cohn. Blvd., Eost’Hdrfford ed by the neclal prison study Another message from him today he atteniptedr to dual yestinrday... doctors pinponted the trouble. ; what Uiey were doing, As. th's cibek , wedged between the ditch wall and ‘ilie mldttlght weather erato* Sp o r t s w e a r —SECOND FLOOR / Second Floor' ) * committee smlch waa named a^ said .the ^ a ry North -had stopped reaich the boy. Immediately, be­ leiephoo* JA S-«S58 ’ Indoneaiao Army relieves LL CoL StMe health examiners deter-1 ticked on.on, she knewkiiewTit .it wbulAlwbultKIsoon-; sewer pipe laid in the. )x>ttom. hind him was John Arambo (no attoo bore oat .earlier appro- „ '■ ■ J-'l ' ■- 'V . ' ter a non-violent sitdown demon- ite^nglnee aiid that the crewTnen Ventje Sumual of, East Indonesia mined that it wasn't a ease of in­ be too latc;; '\i^ -V ... The apparenUg w'aiked Injb bfosloaa that wiMS wosdd istratiim by prison inmates jast were abl^to hear clearly from the m :®>- ' ■ ■ 1 ' ■ y Opon7 Doy$.AVVoofc \ ' ,’ 1 'V- comaumd. I only, three days after dustrial poisoning ss the fac^ ry Hbpper\ knew what they were the ditch (down a s li^ t incline at' When the'eave-in started. threaCr drop rriMllaactlve falhmt ma> summer. \ Premier, Djuinda warned koalast dqingi but the m ounti^ difficU|lUes { tartel m pnpnlatad waa* aC v B w bill 41f«cte the khief Jus- O eatti^ ea ragi.,NtM) such ‘a>movA\ .(ipaaOauei oa' Pag«f Nine) fr bad ths clock wore him down too. (Ceulteii^ su Ptil* Sik> . \. (Oentteusd m I W ) aoutheni Y ' . ' - ’ A . i Mrs. Kannsth H. Hoatg. Mrs. Har­ Coventry old Carpenter, Mrs. Robert Kings­ bury, Mrs. Ronald E. Edmondson, and Mrs. Emestj^atthews. I WooMn’s O ob Dinner ' f r Tn c F North Firemen Schedule Rrcservatione for 'the North Oov- emry Women's Club annual dinner MATCHEIEUI EVEN BK> HAND ' Open House on^ May 27 June 4 must Be ipade before Mon­ BEQU1R1» GOOD T m lN O South dealer' - -. day with Mrs. RunseH D. Potter, North.South valnerabla . Election of ofticara and commit- general chalrpaan. Bg'Aifred Sheiawold NORTH * ' ' < -chairmen for a term of two Park, Itey 18 (AV-Adlal Steven­ Coventry, May 18 (Special)— ©week follow: Monday, vegeUble- I Red Cross Total fflSlJir You Won’t often hold as big a A $ 4 X yeara waa held at the annual meet­ beef soup, peanut butter 'atld Jelly A total of $601.51 has been real­ UMG hand' SB South’s Nobody could- P • fi X son oaid yesterday he will diacusa ___1 have been completed for the ing of the D ^ o l f Art Gufid ^orth Coventry Verfunteer Ftre- sandwiches, doughnuts, Cheese ized for the Red Oroas Fimd cam­ Blame you for getting to a slam a 8 $ 4 X the poasibillties of banning the hy­ i J 7 3 AU Bights - Pouth Windior, May 17 (Special) Tuesday night at the Community men'a open houee .program. «t 8 sticks; Tuesday, frankfurt in roll, paign toward a $1,069 goal. Oohtrl- on your own steam, but making 12 KAST —At the annual meeting of the drogen weapon with Dr. Albert potato chips, vegetable, , gelatin SAM tricks is a Uttle harder than bidding H. T. Dtekenson Co., tae. pjn. May St at lU flrel^ae. Oen- buUona from the north end, Mrs. Abe E. Miller Post, „ American Y. Sehweltser. Stevenson, twice the 1 erai^chal^mra are Rep. ■ Otto dessert;. Wednesday, pork pie with Ivan N; Robertson, chairman, the slam. liCgion, Rusaefl Hitchcock was re-' The following alate waa preaqpt- Demdbratic preaidential nominee, i MUlitT‘ and Gilbert Wittmann. vegetables, celery sticks, apple­ totaled $212; from the south end, West opened the Jack -of dla- $ ' 4 Q 7 X elected commander. Other officera ad by Mr|. Elmer Rice, chaininan A fllnl bn Civil Defense acUvi- sauce; Thursday, spaghetti with Mrs. Marion V. Gregisry, chairman, nlonds when the hand was played; 4 X ♦ Q $ $ . plans to see Or. Schweitzer while for the coming year are Howard G. of the nominating committee; Mra. touring Africa. ties will Be.,, shown * « d refresh­ hamburg sauce, lettuce salad, $44951. South won with the king of HOUtH Bennett, aenior vice commander; Haroid Symington, second vice ments will be served. cookies: Friday, egg salad sand­ News Notes- diamonds, drew exactly one round 4 A K 7 X Stevenson arrived in Paris for K Q J 18 Fred Edliuid, junior -vtce com-’ president; Mrs. Walter Balch, re­ six weeks tour of western Eu­ That Interpret The The firemen will hold an auction wiches, hot vegetable plate. Ice Representati-ves of the Second of trumps, and then shrewdly led • / t A mander; Reynold Berger, adjutant: cording aScretary: Mra. Ernest cream. Bread, butter and milk are his lowest spade. / ♦ A K rope and Africa. The African trip starting at 10 a.m. July 13; Any­ Congregational Church will at­ O A K Robert E>yke, aistatanl adjutant: Bengatqn, assistant treaaurer; Wishes Of ITie Familjr one having odds and ends suitable served with 'each meal. tend thy 'R)wn and Co«mty Pilgrim­ Ttiis Was a fin«.^g1nning. East will atari June 1 and will laat five Kimtii West North East Frank Maalnda, finance officer; Mra. Joiaeph Andralouis. program weeki. during which Stevenson, for this may call Ahrb- ,A. ,Aho. Drive at $22.50 age during the day Monday to be won with the eight of a p a ^ and 3 ¥ Pass ^ N T Pots Edward Pastula, chaplain; Ray­ chairman; Mra. Jay Rand, mem­ general chairman, for pick-up. returned a diamond, for lack of will stay at Lambarene in F A c h JOHNB. BURKE To date $22.-50 Hiae beeh contrib­ held in four churcdiea in Fairfield 1 A Pats $ NT Paso mond Miller, sergeant-at-arma; bership chairman, and Mrs. Alex­ Equatorial Africa where Dr. service. anything better to do, ' Pass Pass Pasa* uted. through a mail-. campaign County. « V Robert Ondroi, aaaiatant aergeant- ander Mannella, publicity. Mem- Schweitzer’s mission is located. f u n e r a l h o m e The firemen realised 858 from A daughter was bom Thursday South took the aoe of dlamoo' Opening load—- for Mental Health Research and al-arma; Herbert Roae, service beri of the program committee The famed French humanitarian TEL. Ml 8-6888 the last paper, rags and maga- Services fund toward a go^ of tEioming to'M r. and Mrs. David drew a second round of officer; Roger Dow. assistant serv­ are Mrs. Frank Devoto, Mrs. H ar-' slnes collection. They plan to and then cakhed the ace aifd' king iaaued a plea laat April 23 warn­ 87 EAST CENTER ST. $250. Additional contributions Bobbins of Main St. The baby's ice officer; and Norman Brewer, old Burden and Mrs. Douglas Rob- 1 ing of the danger to mankind from schedule these pickups regularly should sent to Mrs. W. Bryce maternal giendp.-.rents are Mr. and ■of spad^ and he would eventually get a sec- historian. erts. AMBULANCE SERVICE X about every six weeks, according radiation and asking for an end to Honeywell, local fund drive Chair­ Mra. Leslie K. Richardson of Rip­ South’s Only ODd spades tridL The annual outing of the Post The gueat speaker. Mrs. William nuclear weapons' testa. In the laat $0 Aho. man and treasurer. ■ ley - HiH Rd., and the paternal Declarer knew he had left South Hkewtse couldn't afford to •will be,held at the cottage of Past Eells, 144 Oakland St., waa Intro- The department" has had install- presidential campaign Stevenson C:o-«peratlve School Meeting giandhne^er is Mrs. SteH Robbtns a trump out, bu^Ms ptay’was cor­ take a top spade bffops fivtng up Oimdr. Uoyd GrAnt, West Hill duped by Mrs. Rand. Mrs. Eells. I came out for halting H-bomb ^ a' public pay station telephone of Tiebbe Memcheeter. The rect. There was" no danger if each a trick. East 'would be giMad to lead who Is well known locally for her booth ior public convenieiicej lo ­ Parent-members o f the Co Lake, New Hartford, on June 18. tests. ' ' operative Nursery and Kindergar­ couple have another daughter and opponent had atarted With three a third spade, and W« would Square Dance .Slated - skill In flower arrangements made Btevenson wilkbe in Paris, vialt- cated just outside the bulWhlg at a son. overrun the dummy. ■ Mew Raven, Caaa. 8iU (tt) BUNDAY NEWS many delightful arrangements of ten wdll meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday iquMlas. K eith^ opponent had II HaHfard, Oaan, 4:I8 (18) ABMED FOBCES DAY The Young Adult group of the ing friends and French govern­ the west comer of the firehouse. John Feene> has returned to hia Daily <)ueeU6o spring (lowers, which were pre Recent Fire Calls in the Nathan Hale Community more fMn three spades. South's — n Sarlaaflehl. Kaie. PABADE First Congregational (^urch has ment officials, for the weekend i home on B r^ e r HiU Rd. from only/^fiance for the slam was to ZWrtner deals and bids two larl M New%itala, Caaa. (H ) THIS IS DEFENSE named the "(io-Weds” at a meet­ sented to club members. Those and leave Monda.v for Brussels.. F in calls answered by the fire­ Center classroom with Mrs. Rob­ — ^ ael 18 Waterbary, Caaa. (tt) PBOJBCT Z« ert H. Wilcox. Mrs. Harold .Mooror- Windham Community Memorial ruff his last apade-tn dumwy.-'niia Jiearts. The next player paassa, and Okaaaal H Balyoke, Maes, ing Saturday night. The group Ha has a meeting this afteriibon men during the past two weeks _ - "Tkree-Twa-Oae-Zera” Mrs. Charles Young. Mrs. Beng- follow; April 25, grass and b^sh, and Mrs. Milton Zurmuhlen as Kospltai 'where he Wus a patient was possible if the player ■with the you hold; Spades H Q J 7 5; Hearts 4:M ( 8) MEDICAL HOBIZONS — will sponsor a at]uare dalice, open .with Premier Guy Mollet. 'j "Treatment tar Barna” aton, Mra. Roberts. Mrs. Bslch, George A'.' Grabherr property; hostesses. for several weeks' long spades also had the last 5 4; Diamonds 8 7 ft At Clubs 6 8. to the public, on June 1. Music Mr. and Mrs. Alex D. Pfoulx wil( , ^ (m PBOJECT M (la FreireMlI Mrs. Chester Tupper, Mrs. Rice A p r il 30, Mutual Aid, Car- Mothers assisting -with these trump. What do you say ? (:M ( 8) FBONTIEB for the occasion will to provided .VN'yoN'K Px>R Br a n d y ? ' observe their forty-fotirth wedding Answer: Bid two spades. Take (1848) FACE THE NATION by the Vagabonds of Torrlngton. and Mrs. Mannella. n t^ Tolland; May 1, Claeses for the coming week fol­ “ LONG SAM»> . South’# gamble worked well. Brandy station, Va. lAh—Folks low: Mrs. John Lk Dinsmore, Mrs. aimiverssry Monday. W ^ t oouldnt trump the king of advantage of the chance to show Oaeat: ArekMskep MaraUae Invitation Extended Refreshments were served by I [^ a l Aid, Wilbur Cross Park­ (tt-SI) TOPPBB Mrs. Ernest Fitzgerald and her here are tlred^pf .straight "Bran­ PINE way forest; Ma^"x2, Mutual Aid, Yochanan. Yokel, Mrs. Chester B. spades,-and East'had to follow suit. your strong suit at this low level. "Haaee Wraefcera" The Couples' Club of the Wap- I Manchester Evening Herald by A1 Capp, (Copyright 1251. General „ (H) DEAN PIKE ping Community Church has been comihittee. The centerpiece on ' dy." They prefer^randy Station" Mile HUl Rd„ ToUimd; May 4, Pedero-wici, Mrs. John L. Mac- South rufifed his seven of spades, which la the hiatoric'-n^me of their Quown, and Mrs. Richard Gale. Coventry oorreepondent, Mrs. returned to band with a club, Featureo Oorp.) 8lM ( 1) CABTOON TIME in\1ted by the Merrl-Weds of the the table was an attractive a r-; PHARMACY emergency resuscitator c;Ul> no lo­ (1848) WOELD NEWS BOCND- rangement qf lilacs and Iris made community. Seems as If the rail-, 684 Ceater St.—Tel. BO 2-^14 . Mother,s assisting with similar Chartee Uitle, T-lephone Pilgrim and finally drew the last trump. CP Weeley Memorial C^hurch to attend cation given in report - o f Fire America’s by Mrs. Harold Burden, road has been dropping the ''sta­ Chief Richard M. Galinat classes for the week at the base­ 2-6281. He could then show hia hand and A church in Vasteras, Sweden, Is BANOE BIDEB - a square dance to be held at 8 (M) OUTLOOK p.m. on May 25 In the church on Mrs. RotorLs has extended an tion” from its listings and the post Sdiool Lsmoh. Menu 'v. ment classroom in the Second claim the rest of the tricks. building an A-bombproof ahalter (81) OPEN HEABINO South couldn’t afford to draw Ellington Rd., East Hartford, invitation to the guild to have a i Office followed, suit. Now the vil­ PINE LENOX Hie schools lunch menu for th8 .Congregational Church include top 50 feet below ground, the shelter EVENING lagers have unanimously voted for Masonic Service two rounds of trumps before giv­ to be used for church services in 8:88 ( 8) BADOE Na. 114 Members of "Guys and Dolls" in­ picnic at her home on .Tune 20. ing up a spade. East would be de­ (18) SPECIAL BBOADCA8T terested in attending are asked to restoration af the’ full name of PHARKUCY normal times. Only a church belfry From $1795.00 "Tka Bebel* at Sierra Brandy Station and the post office At Wiallingford cartoonisty light^ to return a third trunip. will show above ground. Maeetra—Cnba'a Janzis call Mrs. Walter Foster. X22 E. Cea$er 6 t —MI 2-0822 F lak ten " New Officers has promised to conform. ROLAND MOTORS (tt) MY LITTLE MABOIB $69 Center S t—Maneheater (M) MEET THE PBE88 The Combined Mothers' Circles HITS! ' Following its annual custom, and Bob Lubbers. MI 8-4079 (U) POLKA CAKAVAM ~ of St. F'rancls of Atsissi Church Athenfeum Notes MANSFIELD Manchest^ Lodge, No: 78, A.F.' (18) 0 8 1 SUSANNA have elected the following officera; and A.M., will conduct the reli­ Lieader. Mrs. Peter Zaleski; secre­ gious service at the Masonic Home SiM (U) OBNB AOTBY SPECIAL Ex h ib it io n s Warrpn Drlssirns Photo DOHlJUSSm 4:88 FOCC8 Between Oak and Birch) Mr. and Mrs. Jai'nes Snow of ‘ ^ White gladioli and famatlons<^four attendants carried colonial | sociate minister of the Center Con­ 8:88 ( I) 8BY KINO Strong Rd. are the parents of a works by artists who are residents ■ , „ . . girl in the world ? Butterworth' Photo of Connecticut, and has been f">'med the setting at St. James bouquets of spring flowers. 1 easy superb gregational ChuVeh, will deliver (18) BOY BOOEBS daughter bom May 12 at Hartford The flower girl wore a lilac Her name la "Long Sam” and (It) I SPY * Art Naodkworli MRS. EDWARD STANLEY JAWORSKI chosen by a jury of out-of-state Church at 9 o'clock this morning the karmon, and muaic will be in well introduce you to her Mon­ (88) FOCI'S (In .Proyrtet) Hospital. Mrs. Show-is the former gown of c'rystalelte with draped [, charga of James W. McKay, or­ day when g^e appears for the first at the popular (88) Ta Be Aaaaaaced Supplios PVis<;illa Collins, daughter of Mr. I experts, Adolph Gottlieb. Kenzo for the wedding of Miss Marie shoulder clustered with • tiny grass cutting ganist. , (M) ANNIE OAKLEY Mis.s Rita Mary Scholsky,'-- Chjprles A. Jaworski, 3B Clyde Okada. and Theodoros Stamos. Nu time- in the Manchestw Evening l i l t ( I) WZln BILL HICKOK * Frta Insfructioiis and Mrs. Harold Collin.s, also of Frances Macrl. daughter of Mr. yellow flowers. She al.so carried a Worshipful 'Master Malcolm Herald. (1848) T W PBKAKNESS Strong Rd. - , daughter of Mr. and Mra. Sig- ; Rd., brother of the 'bridegroom. 1 merous prizes have been awarded, R Mscri II colonial bouquet of spring flowers. BiiTTy HtrrroM •‘s p r in o r e v n i o n " mund Scholsky, 36 Griswold St., I waa beat man, and ushers were! Open to the public in Avery Court and Mrs. Frank Robertson extends a cordial invita­ Long Sam is a girl. of u^ur- (tZ) DISraYLAND * Fro* Parking Fair CTochet Contest Richard Emile Both mothers wore waltz length SUN • dOHX DEREK rFVRT AT SHOWDOWN" LAKESIDE GRILL (U) POPnCLB PABTY -ri,. j , -j > . became the bride of Edward Stan-I w'alter D. Scholsky of Manchester I through June 9, ’ wn-najuOrchard .nSt , «miand rwtimiu cinnc rirp«

tectural effects. We could gven, service, will aasemblf On the north Each gir.1 waa presented a mlhs* V s on the very srounda on- tvhich it li W K N H r ^ 9VT10—IMO - lure Lane cedar cheat by the local ®anrl?r«trr posed. Is Elsenhower g< more ef­ for instance, bring a coloniar de­ Ifiwn a t, 10:35 a.m. 7 p.m,. Evensong and Choff Fes­ m iK O — 1860 AnnexBl furniture outlet. Watkina has been sign' back to - New England'.^ M. Charbonnier Flies Daily Radio Vl'HAY—o ie BEFORE YOU CONVERT— fective Preiddent being: Eisenhow­ tival. eighteen 6hoira of this region giving .the cedar cheats for girl / Eupniim er, or would he .be more effective schools, if that should -seem a WOCO“ '1290 iterii Daylight TUna B u s i n e s s graduates tor more than 20 years. FUBlilSHbO BY Tltf: , ^ parUcipatIng. .Condlctor, Gordon ivPO F— l u e Of Churches IT WILL PAY YOtJ TO Mfc«*I-n PBIKTUtG ra.. INC. if he went out of chsrscter and pleading and approfiriitie thing to Gibson of St. Annto, Old L y nia. By . Invitstiqns to the party were IS BUMlI Street C lirg y : Tlie Rev. Douglas Lioweth To D eliver the M ail mailed, directly . from the Lane lUacbfiter. "onn. -, ■ began ysing every kind of _flub do. :r- Tho lollow lnf profram sched-< (Oiriat Church. Norwich), the Rev. WHAY—Proudly We Ua(l DON FRIEDMA!^ Cedar Chest Co., Altsviats. Vs. INVESTIGATIX^ TBOMAS r . rKHGUSON s\ his disposal? WTtat is the Ibng ulas Era auppHedv-by. th* radio l oo Before ZB A Included In the letters were bispks W ^TER R FERGUSON The Salvation Army f i i . Jamm’ R. C. Church Nigel Andrew* (St. Ann's, Old By ROSETTE HARGROVE ^C(J( ;--G O luveiima Good Mualo t V Publletiera _ range record of reasonable per­ managementa and are subject to , WKNB—Rosemary cTooney which entile each, girl to enter a Founded October I, IbSl 861 Main Street John F. .Hannon, PMtor Lyme), the Rev. William Soule Chavagnao-ptfayette. France— WTIC-Momtor ' "Business as-Usulrttr was s de- eUon. And that’s just wh*f hsp- suasiveness ag opposed to the Rev. James T. G'Oonnelt change without notice. WDRC—«at. NUe Country Style Two rellgioiix group* and a tool $,1,000 scholarship contpst,' 'Major and .>fra. John Plekap / (chairman Dloceaan Oommisalon (NEA) The world’s first "inter­ ^ WPOP—Juke Box Saturaay Nttht riaive term to dtsertbe"^!^selfish , pened on that . fateful Easter ------y PubUabed Brenr Brenlng Except Officers In Charge Rev. Edgar J. Farrell bn Church Miisic), and clergy of Drdodles . I t !* ’- and die company will s»k the strategy of club and force 7 Does ; continental ftying postman" la activities of certain WoEjo'UCiK' H ; afternoon four weeks ago. ■ N. William Knight,' pu^ic're\s- ? ( s i a t luadnjri *nd Holldxyx Entered «t the Connecticut C. Peter Carlson, > Bandmaater St Mary's. . iBj ROGER PRICE back home -to hia local route with WHAY—Neva WHAY—UaSalette Kovena ■ Zoning Board of Appeal* (ZBA) business operations that tendelKto^ Considering the extent of lii- PMtOtnee x: Umneheeter, Conn., xa Elsenhower do this nation more j WCCC—Muslc Room tlons officer' for .-the Manchester j .Mrs. Ullian P erm it, Sunday Masses: ' D aily: 7 p'.ip.. Evening Prayfir. WKKB—P.M. WOCC—UiMid kivening Good Mual* • Boilerff K Sindaxxx MxU Slxtter. ^ . good being what he is, following , this Gallic ^brvation about the WKNB—Dinner Dale for xpectsl exception* to zoning impede the war effort, but w'heffj.juries Ed suffered, it seemed only Tru st Co., dclti'eped a lecture ; SUBSCRIPTION RATES .Songster I>eader (Chapel of the Nativity). WTIC-Naw* ■if Pxyxble In Adrxnce______For adulU. 6.-7. 8, », lO.and 11 U .S.A .i ■ . ' x WPRC—News Raporttr WTIC—Monitor regulation* ’Thursday nighU the term is applied to the esse { n^ttm-sl to asaume Ed was stowing Thursday to A jqSney knd bank­ • WalirUme his own standards, or would be, Yankee 9:30 Sunday school classes for Q'clock with two Masses at 9, one ■Wednesday 10-a.m... Holy Com­ 'The big American cities look WDRC—Kmertalnment U.8.A. j of Edgar V. Coughlin, it's the hi* w k ^ r skis for %ood. WPOP—Nawe , WPOP—Met. Opera The Salvation Army, planning a ing class at the University of • Wffrm All* 'Units One Yexn . . . . glt.M become a more valuable national | all ages - | in the main a «itorium for adults munion in Chapel of the Nativity. like the big French -cities and highest form of praise. ; Howe^lMt^^jKlch an assumption By A. H. 0 . 1 :1 ^ • :U - $.50,000 addition to it* building aC Connecticut. In addition to the • Prcaaure Burners Six Month* ... Alton J. Munaia YPSM i ai.d one for the children in the American-cowf loiqk bxacily . IIH* WHAV—^Freedom Ring WHaY—LaSaleile Novena nree Konthi *3!w asset if he began calling in mem- j Readers will probably remem-1 would teneP^o undereatlmxte the reguloc^flannelboard presentation 10:45 Holiness service with i basement; and two Masses at 10, French cow*. Also.'' the American WCCC—Muaic Moom WCCC—G4KM) k.v€ning Good M*i*le 661 Main St... wants permission to Ome Mootb ... j bers of Congress and saying: "Vote First Ohurek ef Christ fMcatM't MKNB—P.M. WKNB—Dinner Date ber X story in the April 22 edition | f>ow-er of x skiflto.., . . lend or sea. of :the "banking story,” Knight Weekir_...... When, the other day, Chester special music, by the Band and | one in the main auditorium sind people are very charming. But waive parking requirements. The .06 for my budget because it is right Masonic Temple WTIC—Rom Miller WTIC—Monitor Army i* also a.aking for two blind­ of The Herald describing how the 'R explaining Bmv he exf>ectx A'ss asked to present the conver­ Single Copy .. Bowles graciously and enthusiasti­ Male quartet. 'Message, "To God I one in the oasement. one thing made it somewhat dif­ WDRC—Let a DecorlU \ WDRC—Kntertalnment U.8.A. to pick up where he le and because if jou don't you cally characterized Abe Ribieoff as VrPOP—Tempo BandaUn* WPOP—Met. Opera ing variance*. One would permit' local roofer had his right leg am sion fund theory as applied to h e s c b e r o r be the glory" ------11 a.m., Sunday Services. ficult—thev -do not speak French.” pu'atod by the propeller ot an s* his go^ leg mends, THE ASSOCIATED PRE1» the most prestige-laden Connecti­ I ’la— conitructlon 27 feet closer to the portfolios and loan polities of 1 FOGARTY BROTHERS I ■ won't get yolir postmaster?” . 2 p.m. Hospital visitation by Kt.' Bridget's R, C. Church This, however, did not prevent WHAY—Parade of Muaic WHAY-'Cloiiig Forward picture of his pretty 12- T5e Axxoclxted Prex* 1* excluilrely cut Governor since Wilbur L. 11 a.m., Sunday'^tioof. rear property line than regula­ commercial. •ntlUed to the u*e ol republicxUon of Conceivably, the President coiild Mrs. Major John Pickup and Mr*. Rev. John J. Delaney, Paster 8 p.m... Wednesday meeting. Abel Charbonnier, a nigged 31- WCCC—Muatc Koom I \VT*C—Monitor daughtei;. Cross, th at made news on two WKI’.'B—P. M. WDRC-*U»nbert Highet tion* allow. The other would allow Knight, who has delivered his xU newx’dtxpxtchex credited to it. or «in some Individual battles rdoije Elizabeth Wilson. Rev. Theodore Onbala, Reading Room hours: Tuesday year-old rural postman, from de­ WPOP—Met. Opera In the snxpxhot she's holding s — — — — = f u e l o i l s s = f i s s s s not otherwUe credited to tto* pxper , counts. Pirst. not really news, it 6:45 Specisi songster rehearsal livering the mall on his appointed WTIC—Rosa Miller 1:4ft- building 9 feet closer to the north to high school groups in and xtoo tbd local new* publlehed here. Rev. Dennis R Hussey, to, Friday, 12 to 4 p.m., Tuesday, 7 WDRC—Down to Karth side line than zoning regulation* "slalom " w ater ski, .-.'hich is so quickly if he cared to use all the | ghow.ed Bowles capable of modesty in the Y.P. Hall rounds, despite the fact the rounds WPOP—Tempo Banditand WHAY—Going Forward' pAoj. said the UConn student* ; JEDIK) HIGHLAND COAI,—CONNECTICUT COKE AU rigbta ot republlextion o( epMlxl Assistants to 9 p.m.,f'Wednesday, 7 to 7:58 WTJC—Monitor require. I constructed to. permit the Okiler really 'ThxQW' some curves at you." AUpxtchea hereto tj-p xtoo reeenrod. cruder weapons at his disposal, j ovier hia own role'ss Governor. Sec- . 7:30 Salvation meeting with in this case involved a flight to 1 :4 *- WDR('—‘Sports to maneuver on one leg. This ski 319 BROAD ST. Ml 9^ 539 p .m ... '' WHAY—Parade of Muaic WPOP—Mel. Opera The Second Congregational : He was refJtcing to the advanced Fun seTTlee'tt^ht of N. E. A. Serv­ weapons frequently used bv other ! ond. which was really novel, it special music by the Band and Masses on Sunday at 7, 8, 9, 10 "Mortals And Immorta)*" will America. WeeU—Muaic Room ia normally used by acrobatic Songsters Jn commemoration of As any American might sus­ «:•*- Church at 361 N. Main .St. 1* ,a*k- j questions sprtmjL on him by the ice, Inc. . ■ President*. So doing, however, he | showed Bowlelf approaching real and 11 a.m. and Ma.ssee down­ be the subject of the Lesson Ser­ WK^B—Bporta WHAY—(;olng Forward skiers and has twi'r •■saddles,” one University scholahKW’ho are in- Publlsbsrs R«pre»eoUllT»s: The , . . , ___platform enthusiasm over the Ribi- our 70th anniversary. pect. Charbonnier'* trip, was the WTIC—BtrlcUy Baaeball WTIC—Monitor Ing permission to build x..$110,000 Julius lUtbeWs Special A g ti^ — New would himself ..surrender in v h a t | performance. stairs at 9 and 10 a.m. mon for Sunday, May 19. fore and the other aft. ' lereated in aome olf^the more Wife Is a Back-Seat Drivvr* outgrowth of' a radio show, a ' WDRC—Uueal Star WDRC—The World Tonight addition two feet closer to the i York. Cblcago, Detroit and Boston. The Golden Text ia from. I Co^ WPOP—Tempo Bandstand WPOP-.Mel. Opera west properly line than th# "feg- | B)ven the normei skiier only iibstracl concepts of I * AUDIT BUREAU OF ia, in the minds of rriSny Ameri-| thought we had an impres- South Methodist ^urrh ‘Raddle for Cowboy AA’hoee French program called "You-Are fSiiirrh of the .Assumption' rinthians (15:33): 'This corrupt­ t : * * - »;lft- Illation* allow. needs one leg to use Miem. and ClRCULA'nONa -cafia, the moat Important battle . aion, which we are, of course, glad , Main 'St. and Hartford Rd. Like all the Cowboy Type broo­ Formidable." WHAY^- Parade of Muaic WHAY—(foing Forward i ■ Adams 8 t. and' Thompson Rd. - ible must put on Incorruption, and TIC—Monitor Kurtz .0rothei'A. Inc,, will re­ they are made to oixler for thia Robert P. Stacey, adminlstrst The Herald Printing Company. Inc.. he is waging during his high public | to borrect. that the Bowles camp The Rev. Fred R. Edgar, .Minister Rev. Joseph E. Earrelt, Pastor dies that appear here this one was The program tell* the story of WCUC—Muaic Room coura-geous athlete - bu»ine«,mafl v„ Startitfg May 2 6 assumes no Onanclxl responstbmty (or this mortal must put on immortal­ WKNB—YaiikeeA v* Detroit WDRC—The World Tonight turn to the board with a request vice president of the Conneoticul' serMcf! - the battle for decency and ] 1" Connectlcut»Democratic politics The Rev. Pere.v Smith, Rev. Froncls T. Butler,. ity.” suggested by my good friend. Mon- ^ outstanding per.sons, and not long WTIC—Roaa Miller WPO.P —Met. Opera who may be do. n but is a_ k»iig | i »nd Power Co., typogrxplUcxt error* appearing to ad- • :M - to build an nddltlon for Industrial was re- w fflsm sati and other rsading. matter ■\saoctate Mtatster ------Assislant------■' Selections- from the-BiWe- in­ tana Tex, Who just relumed from , ago devoted itself to' Abraharn WDRC—Kathy Godfrey I Aa> fumi"being out. ^ ! elected president of the Con'necti-i re<»on-aa~guidepoaU" ^ to-the con-1 WPDP—Boakhi M6 Kanpaa WHAY Hjapord Review H»e in a FliFll residence zone, 'i ne to The Uanebester Evemog Herald. I outlook fonard the present incum- Philip Treggor, Minister of Music clude the following: "Blessed ia a WeateTn Safari. Tex claims the I Spanel, a .56-year-old ArfiFrlean WTR’ Monitor duct of men, governments and na-, at Hartford. We thought the so |:ia« tool and die flrni want* to ex­ ~ jcut Chamber of Commerce at the I Msaeee at 1 ,4 , 9. 10 and 11 a.m. the people that know' the joyfu l West has gone. Modem he's i businessman who has spent thou- WHAY—warmup Time WDRC—RiiAA Naugton Refrigeration, 143 W. Mid-: ,>sfnh annual meeting of thia [ Display advertising claatng houn, lions. ^ our opinion, the minute Bowles camp, at best, approached writing a "Dictionary for Dudes" sands of dollars in the U.S. presa WPOP-Met. Opera pand its plant at 347 Keeney St., FV>r Monday—I p.m. Friday. . Services of Worship at 8 and sound: They shall walk. O Lord, in. w rc c —muaIc • :4ft- built under a special exception j die Tpke.,',has just completed air statewide business group Tueadav. : For Tuesday—J p.m. Mon^y. he reaches for a cheap club sotfie- ! a certain wry tolerance of the 10:45 a.m. ^ to help famlliarixe Easterners i to defend France, WKNB—YankorA va Detroit WHAY Record Review , WILL CLOSE 8t. Francis .Assisi Church the light of thy countenance" conditioning the 24-room Oak, ' ___ | For Wednesday—I p. ra. Tueeday. with the Old and New Cowboy E x -1 "You Are Formidable" asked WTIC—R oaa Milkr WTIC-raMonlfor . granted by the ZBA in 1947. On For Thursday—1 p. m. We^eaday. thing far more important and j famed Ribieoff- magic^ vidth the Sermon: ‘The Storv’ of ■ Two Soiith Windsor. Rt. 80 (Psalm* 89:15). *’ WDRC—Kathy Godfrey .March 26. 19.56. the board denied . Lodge Motel in the Oakland se<-1 Lee M. .Silverstein, treasurer i )rne presaions. For example; 1. Chuck j it* listeners to express their WDRC -R uas Naugton " For Friday—1 p. m. Thursday. valuable than any particular hudg- voters, a.* if it rated it as son Men." Rev, .Arthur .I.-Heffeman, Correlative peaaages from the < W Pbr—Boston vs Ka^iMUi WPOP—Met. Opera the request for an addition which tion of town. According to Vic' of I.aBonne-.SiIverstein Associates. For Saturday—1 p. m. F r ^ F . . , , . , . J ™ ! thing a little illogical and fated to Sacrament of infant baptism at Pastor Wagon — Gas Buggy. 2. Posse^ | thank* to Spanel-by sending hiny ClaaMded deadUne: 10:3(> a.m. aaek et item is lost and gone. Bu.t it | at some stroke of mld- Christian .Science textbook, "Sci­ Horse Detectives. 3. Saddle a few words on a picture ,pqot> WHAY—Dud«»*ra Va Cuba WHAY—Reroi-d Review the company is now repeating. Adam.*on, partner in the 2-year-old i Inc., recently returned from a day o( pubUcaUon except Saturday — 10:45 a.m . Rei-*. Francis KarveHs, CAirate ence and Health with Key to the Mr*. Virginia Ripley, 25 West- local refrigeration firm. It's the i-week conference on new de- aJso happens to be our opinion that j night. ” - Ejection Seat. 4,-Stirrup* — Foot : card, and voila! some 1.36> WCCC—Muaic Room WTIC—Monitor j S a m. ______10:45.a.m.. Nursery. Scriptures” by Mary Baker Eddy, WKNB-■Yank^»‘s vs petroii WDRC—Ru»a Naughton field St,, is asking the hoard to al­ I fust motel in the Slate to be "Car- * -lopments in the general insurance : UNDAY the President will, in the long run,We must have been wrong, be* 6 p.m . Carol and Wesley (Thoir, Lockers. 5. Ten Gallon Hat—Wide > Frenchmen respohded. WTIC—-R?ias Miner WrV>P~Met. Opera Saturday, Mary 18 Maaeea at 7, 8:30, 9:30 and 11 include the following (p. 365:5): WUjiC—N. E. AdvenlQra liilft- ^ low her to raise and sell pups from , t ier” sir conditioned- this year, j Held. x 'gain more by plating the game ot cause here Is Bowles himself begin­ rehearsal. a.m. Open Space Helmet. 6. ^Branding Undaunted by the doKige. the "Mortals must gravitate Godwvd, Iron ■— Porterhouse Hot.Foot. 7. , radio .station had a wfther idea. WPOP—Bosi/on va Kansaa , WHAY—Record Review two female dogs in a Residence B ' Carrier, Adamson says, is the ■ The conference, sponsored by ning to tell Ribieoff, and tlw state, 6 :3 0 p.m. .Senior M YF family WTIC—Mumior Zone. j ■friendly perstiasion," if yoil will, their affections and aims grow Necktie Party — Noose Roundup. ; Why not gel the ztmilman from largest manufacUirer of cooling! the American Management A*Sn., i Nice People Win Bail Games that Ribieoff has been wonuerful. potluck aupper for parents In »t. Maurice's R. C. tj*nirrh WHAY- I>od*erA Vs Ouba WDRC—Ruas Naughton Alma Cxsperson, 113 Main St., ' than he would by more forceful spiritual, — they must near the 8. Pony E x p ress—AVestern Union. Chavagnac-LafayeUe ipop. 827) ReOord Revie«’ WPOP—Met. Opera I *ystema in the world and A&W has ' covered such areas as the effect of The handsome fairy prince in ths Cooper Hall. Bolton Center broader interpretations of beipg, WKNB Yankees vs Detroit is asking for extension of Ihe per- : the only Carrier franchise in the udclear work in plant* at'regard* at 2 At hia laat presa conference, tactics, and we would point out 9. Stage Coach— Oat-mobile. 10. to carry all It^m ail to the U.S.? State Capitol is a real legitimate 7 p.m. M IF 7th and Sth Grade.* Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor WTIC—Rosa Miller WHAY Rfconl Review mission granted to her to have ' Manchester atea. .their insurance coverage,' new' and gain some proper sense of the Hoa* Thief—Nag-naper. 11. Stable The .selection was natural, of ua c Preaident Elsenhower gave certain that he gained a great deal in his prince after all. rfieet with Mr. Reiff in Wesley Hall W >KC—Dance Urcliffitra WTIC M I . With a Beal a free-standing ground sign 10 i \ infinite, — in order that tin and —Bridla Suite. 12. Ranch Houae-- course, Gr * being an anniversary WPOP Boston va Kansaa ' WDBC—Ruaa Naughton Adamaon. w lio is in biis'ine.sa' “f rating fire Insurance, INSTEAD OF 7 P. M. UNTIL LABOR reaponaes which illuatrated, again, first term without slugging any­ This first Instalment of lush Everyone is invited to attend the Sunday Maseeo at 8:30 and 10 mortality may be put off. t:* * — WPOP-Met. Opera feet from the street line, in a R es­ I with Joseph W’ildfong is a locaTl ""'I I'ecent survey* regarding in-' praise for Ribieoff a.s Governor is Nonsuch District Conference to be Motel. Cowgirl—Va Va Voom (I In the ^Tjsfayette, we are here" WHAY • DtKlRtMA VA <*uba W E WILL DE CLOSED FOR MEMORIAL DiLl what kind of man ha is. The re‘- body; I,.et him be true to hlm.self. a.m. guess tome things are the same in lUsti^-. . WCCC—HecoiO Revue WHAY- Record Review idence C. Zone. man. having graduated from Man- i '■“ranee buyers' requests for new —a' I— 1 I'kely to be succeeded, as time goes held at Galea Ferry Methodist ■ Six home owners are asking for ; so ORDER I'OUR HOT DOG and HA.MBURG Sponaea have inspired at least two and Ignore the well-meaning im- tributes. Talcottvtile Congregaflaaial any language). Cnarlwnnier was sawing wood WKNB- Yankees vs Detroit WTIC—'Muaic With a Rest 1 cheater High School. He has seven I rovjrage and eliminating Church beginning at 3:30 on Sacred Heart fhiirch Church WTIC—Clni’lrtnati vs iHants WDRC—R.iaa Naughton propeity line exceptions. vears background in the air ' certain exclusion* from their pres ROLLS. THE DAV BEFORE Washington columnists, William patience of hi* own best friends. We rather expect Mayor Richard Sundsv. Church 8t„ Vernon Jb his backyard When he got the • WDRC—KasctnatinE Rhvthm WPOP Met. Opera The owner* and- their requests ; Everett .A. .Murphy, M inister V ord from his aupeiior.. to make WPOP—Bosliui VA Kansaa tioning field and claims his firm j coverage. _ Stringer in the Christian Science Lee of New Haven to begin tU.s- Sundoy glasses at 7:30 and 10 WHAV —Newa for variances; Mr*. Anthony Urbanettl, the trip. H'is dtify W'as clear, even • ;ia - features 24.hour service. Adamson Monitor and Jamea Reston In the covering publicly, ..soon, that Ribi- f'omnuinity Baptist Church am . Director of Music WHAY - DodiCArs va t'ubt WTIC—N* wa . ' Wsller Peiine, 427 Parker St., Clemlon J. Dunlop, 1.5,5 S. Main if he was not .overly excited. Wi.’CC —Hectuo Kevue WDPK-— further say* hia firm will an Bonn Is Alarmed coff makes- a wcmderful Governor, 59S East Center SI. at the Green 40%ofMHS to build a bieezeway and garage St , has been elected .an admlnls New York Tim es, to, say kind "Don't worry," he told hia wife, WKNB Yankee.A vs Detroit WPOP--Mel Opera condition anything , . , even who thoroughly deserves .rcnonii- John R. Nenhert, Minister Center Congregational Church Sunday. May 19 — WTIC—Cincinnati vs (Hants 11:1 ft— 4 feet clo.ser to the noiTh side line ' °*.Ygen tent*. However, he specisl- tiative officer by Phoenix Mutual words about the Eisenhower phi­ The Adenauer government of m atter-of-factly. "I'll be back in WHAY —Moonlight Vatinea Life Inauranre Co.. Hartford,. Dun­ Pine Pastry Shop _ , , .. .. natiofr by his party ami reelection Nathan S. Joy Clifford O. Simpson. M inister 11 a.m.. Worship Service, Nur- WDRC—ra.AHna.inis Rhvthm than allowed in a Residence A Ize* in cooling system.* for restau­ losophy, but to question whether three or four days.” WPOP- Bo»u»n VA Kansas WTIC—Spv.rtA lop Is now Bn in*iirance *ervice West Ge-many ia alarmed and up-, t^e people of Connecticut. Church School Supl. R. Ruasell Feery. sery provided. Grads Etiter WDRC—Ruaa Naiythton Zone; Arno Kalb, ill Deliuont St., : When Charbonnier reached • :«F- rant .stores and homes secretary with the newly created nice people, win ball games. . And P^^ibililiet that United | Again, we have had an unworthy Walter Grzyh. Organist- Associate .Minister M a.m. .. Sunday School. Grades WHAY—Dodjeis vs ( libs WPOP Mff^t Opera to bijild a detached garage one ILralit Photo 650 CENTER ST.Ml 9 - 9 4 3 5 Parto. the radioOprogiam directoi-e inauranre service department of at the same time, some of the states diplomacy, in a major shift, suspicion, in the past, that Mayor Mrs. Sherrod Adrian, Organist 7 and 8 and high school at 10 U (H V • heo'i rt Kevue 11*Sft— foot closer to east aide line than Edgar V. ttaughlln ■ ttioirm asicr Jobti Markel were as overjoyed a; any Madison WKNB—Yankees vs Detroit WHAY —Svmiitiony in the Night White on the subject of air con­ Phoenix Mutual. Prcaidant's firm and loyal sup- i of policy, may now go for the | Lee maintained a quite normal and Choir Director . a.m. . WTIC-^lncinnatl vs OtaiiiA WTIC—Monitor illowed in a Residence B Zone; '■------~ ------' ... ditioning. it's intereatiRg' to note Watson tVoodniff. D.D., Sermon "The Shepard Psalm." Avenue producer would have been, W )RC—Fascinating Rhvthm WDRC—Ru.a Naughton Lawrence Auerbach. 112 Weaver operated by Dunlop joined the acUjsrial de­ poftera In .th e.S e n a te are. uniting.1 pi-ntion of a demilitarized zone in pulse when he contemplated the 9:30 and 10t:45. Two similar WPOP- Btvston vs Knnpa.s that Montgomery Wards A- Co. part ment of the firm In 19,32, fol- Minister Emeritus Rev. E. A, Murphy. June graduates of Mancheater. for (Tharbonnler was real. H :4»- . , Rd., to build an addition .5 feet ' ‘‘‘’Il’ P®'’ '”!} in aomethinl hf a campaign to central Europe which would in- state's chief execu- Servlees of Worship • :4ft- WHAY - .Moonlight Matlna* To make matters even wdrse ■ pl*n to offer 'The Fairway Sy*-| lowing hi* graduation from the High School will get jobs if they ,," If he had hot existed we-would WHAY Dtriigeis \A Cuhs WTIC M.uiitor. clo.ser to the reaj- yard line than Sermon Topic: "What's the Big hive had to invent' him," they bis left leg was also'severely ciitl*""'' * new. nation-wide service I'niversity of Pennsylvania. He have the President Ab^don what elude both halves of .Germany. ,oon. to revise that suspicion. Id es?" 7:30. Holy Commiuiibn.. want them but less than 40 per U —Kecmd Revue WDRC Ril*. N\ughlort allowed in a Residence A Zone; r-oBvenant CongregaUonal .'cent, are looking for work, accord­ .said, happily. WKNB Yankee.* vs IVirott Philip Rnnzello. 90 Helaine Rd . . “.P same mishjip. for qualified plumbing, heating,. was later advanced to atatiatitian t^luw iJt Stringer c*n»-the tech-( The reason for the alarm at Ami .sooner'or later we may find 9:30 a.m. Full Sundav Church 8, 9:1.'( and 11 Church-Sen-ices. Cliurches WTIC—Cincinnati vs 'Uams ing to the local eniployment office. ' Charbonniei was e\:en more titan to build a breezewsy and garage Things looked pietly bad for central air conditioning and water | in • the accounting department, pique of “friendly perauaaiojt^ imd , Bonn ig obvious. We created an ■ a third gentleman Joining the ■ School program. Oadle Roll Sermon: "Cleaning House" 48 Spruce St. w n n c' PreakneSA Pieviaw aystein enjiineeririg;. j More recently he ha* directed the 9:15 and 11 Church School, "There ia still a demand for the j they had expeeled. One of his fore- WPOP Boston vs KanAas Virginia Onf F. 3.5 feet closer to the east side line Ed then. He spent the next week YOU’RE IN THE DRIVER’S SEAT begin hitting a UtUe harder in hibjoriginal policy for Germany, and choriis. at least to the extent of i through college age nui serv tnrourn «emor m»-n Re*'. K. EJnar Raak, high school graduate and everyone , fathers, he explained, fought with I:**- on hia back at Hartford Hospital., According to John Roger*, local | firm's electronic data processing nui-.sery through senior high. Paator WHAY Dodgejs vs <’ubs than allowefl in a Residence A W ard's manager, each Waid store unit. who wants a job will get one," ■ General Lafayette, W( ('i* “ U’ coirt Revue Holds Bainq^uel 'Zone; Robei l Barbero, 14 Carol but he gradually recovered hi* . , u ■ mands that Ribieoff run for Gov-, gram. Cradle R'oll through will he serviced by a siippl.v depot He Is a former mem ber of the At the press conference in quea- rad e. partment will be attending church said Misa Anderson, mana- | Before his Atlantic flight. Char­ WKNB—Yankees vs .Detroil Dr . to build enclosed, porch 9 feet spirit been slavishly faithful to it. baaing g^nor again. This would be Tom i 3. Sunday School a t'9:50 a,m. WTIC—(‘mclnnati vs (.lianls Jy the Ume.be was movep seveisl other Midwestern and Company's plant al 266 Center -St. ship meets at the church. Patricia Mrs. Clara Diihairto, Organist At Cheney Technical Institute. 1 In America he stayevl at the WPOP Boston vs KanAss white affair showed up last night I \\VinkIer Auto Parts want an ex- my business. ' Ed conflttes and ■ Insist on strict enforcement of all traffic laws. own party who opposed hia pro- j buUied Russia into conceding it. j a.s against the poesibility that Ballard and Sandra Osborne will p.m "with it J keep in constant touch Western bramhe*. The .Manches­ Thursday night. The tour, which 14 of 24 graduating seniors have Waldorf-Astoiia, delivered hi* maip • :3U— as the Vi;ginijt State CYiamber of ! teiwon of tin e to build machine included examinations of the vari-; gram in Congreai. He replied that I Now, if Washington sign.* mean'this burgeoning appreciation of lead. Refreshments. * 8:30 a m. Mas.*. Evening Service' at T p.m. The WHAY -Dudg’ is IS ruhn with mv foreman and my business ter store will he supplied from the registered for work and at Rock- to Spanel. quaffed champa.gne with Wr!CC—Record Revue j'aho|Afov whirJi a variance was ou.s operation* at the local plant, ! ^ It la not Ihe function of the Presi-; anything, we may be preparing to Ribieoff as Governor is natural — ■ ■ ■ ■ ------10:30 a.m., high Mass. film strip with sound. “At Home <’'om'merce held its "Distinguished ! g ran t^ .Ian. 7. The proposed .>«hop contacts. Albany Dppot. with God , will be shown vlll* High School, 48 of 155 are the fYdnch ambassador, and then WK.VB Yank.eq vs Detroit • I.s, part of an annual program of, North Methodist Church 3 p.m. A Mother's p ay pro­ looking for a job. WTIC—Monitor Virginian* ’ dinner. would Be east of 193 W. Middle , Kd admit;* there are s few ^ to punish anybody for voting | revioe our Germin poli^cy without, . ,%"nduct"“ e. " h 'l ^ s flew home again. WDRC—Rertird Sh u> I the chapter. | 447 .Alain St. gram will bg presented by the More Girls Seek Johs There was no reference to the j'TY'ke. in\^bu.sinesa II Zone. operation.* ■ like job e.*timalion -- William I-. Brehnan. of St I>mis what he, believes.hslieves.'* ! apparently, too much advance con-1 explanation that it may be Gospel Hall Back m hie daily routine he W I^P B'>*lon vs Kansas and a graduate of Manchester The tour was held from 8 to' Rev. H. Osgood Bennett. Minlater church school children. A social More girls than boys are going tends his small farm before and • :4ft- incident by any of the speakers as I A public q^rlnj, o«i all request* that he can't handle front his hoa- At the proas conference, he was sultation of Adenauer. W® may. in | a conspiracy of praise designed to WRAY Dodgeis v* Cubs High Scheol lias been promoted to *19:30. p.m. and the day shift .. Rev. Stephen .Aloon, with refreshments will follow bv e , v .«o . _ n —i ■ ... into the labor, market, the Man- after his 20-mile mail route—h« the chamber dinner was. staged a* : will begin a e g p.m. in the hearing pUal bed but the niusculsr, 44- A WOCC —Rocoid Review year-old busines.-man .says he real­ regional group aupervisor for the workers came hack to show tlte asked whether he intended to use other words,. decide to leave him j .serve a certaiiyipohtical purpose, Minister ot Education the Friendship Club. Mrs. Irene ^ ^ o ' cheater employment office manager admits there was some excitement WKNB- P M part of the 3.50th anniversary cele­ I room on the second floor- of the high and dry with the policv we' This incipient conspiracy of Obzut, chairman. WTIC—Monilt-r bration of the first permanent ly enjoys getting back . in t.he Travelers Irt.suiance Co, Brennan society members how the carbide- WhlU House pressure to try to get James W. .McKay, said. oonnecled with his trip. Municipal Build i.g. lip cutting tool* operated. 12:15 pm., Sunday School. Moat of the girls are -interesled WDR«' Wood Memorial Race English settlement in America at saddle. who is a Hartford Native, will su­ votes for his budget and hia pro­ handed him, while we go on’to a; bo » cruel plot to keep .Minister of .Music 7 p.m. Gospel meeting. "All I ca , say, however, ia that WPOr^ Ro.8|on VA Kansas the han^ome fairy prince confined Calvary Chapel in office work and most of the. Jam estown. .although he figures he will b* pervise group insurance operations gram. He answered that. "I would more sensible and hopeful pew pol- it was some chore, " he declare*. !:•*- within the dark and gloomy wall* (.AHsemblies of God) boys available in higher-paying WHAY —Pi'lka Parade Chamber official* said the In- ho.spitalize.d foi several more for the Trsveleia In Dsllas, Hmi- 9 a m. High School Bible Classes. 5’eeiion Methodist Church 'I would rather do a double de- WrCf' —Record Review Had assail Plans certainly try to influence people in tcy. But he is, at the moment, of the'^giibernatorial nomination, to 22 Vernon Street ' vilatiqn* slipped •tlirougVi a care­ weeks he has already taken stepa aion, San Antonio, [..iibbock, Okla­ irViila^oii Defends 10 a nv Church school, classes Vernon, Conn. industrial jobs, she added.,."We are , hvery round at Chavagnac-Lafsv- WKNB—PM. homa X'5ty, St, Louis. Kansas O tv a quiet conversation to see the strenuously engaged in campaign­ make .sure he make.s no e.scape out Kenneth I. Gustafson, Pastor now busy developing job* to' fit I ^tte anv dav." «■ WTK'—Monit.r ful .serening process. Tliey were to see that his business doe.sn'l for alk^e*. Warren Oovell, Minister Meeting Tuesday and Wichita. Ibgic of a position I take. ’ ing for reelectlon ne.xt fall on the I ‘*ilo the senatorial sunlight, their aptitudes,". Mia* Anderson ■ ' ' ...... WDRC—Siviiis and News withdrawn, but the chamber had : stagnate while he’s Incapacitated. Ser viee Teev^e 10, a.m. Adult service of worship. I Marjorie .Stephens, Organist WPOP- Boston VA Kansas legfert ywr Heal lafaty At the press conference, the basis of the old policy. Even sermon. "Being One Hundred Per, Sunday 9:45 a.m. Sunday School said. promised to treat courteously any , , , , J,, J ' With a twinkle in his clear blue Cent Alive ■ - ] vvith classea for all age*. Tbi* ia EmploVers interested in hiring,g''... I WUAY-Polka Parade of the Negroe* who might attend. Manchester Chtpter of Hadassah ! he outline, hts plan for the W'llliam "Bill" Davis, chairman Washington, May 18 ijh -- A President was asked whether he though that policy hasn't worked, June graduates in the Manchestei , Unit WCCO—Record Review .Several at first indicated they will hold its final meeting of the future. "I nt tsking^ mv foreman of the OOP Town Committee since Pentagon officer say* the 19 tele­ 3 p.m. Delegates will attend th e ; 1-o.valty Cam- g.gg Morning service WKNB—P M season Tuesday, at 8:30 a.m .. in 1949. marks 2.5 year* in the em- had any plana for working he la stuck with it politically. A Thouf^it for Today area-are asked to call the emptoy—,; WTIC^M-^nMor might, but none did. '.Mike Dzen' into the busines.s with vision stations opersled by the ■ Norwich Dislriet Conference at St. ■ - ‘ ' Sermon: "The Christian Batll*.’’ Temple Beth Sholom. plo.v of the London Lancashire the Senators who are on hia stile Some observers IWhTTTt'rnay de­ Spdiubied by' the Manchkster Paul's Church. New Bedford. Mass. a.m. Morning Worship. ment office at 806 Main St. If they j WDRr- Shop me and we're going to incorpor­ srmed forces overseas are well I 5 p.m., Interm edial* M YF. III Ajinual Luiich WPOP - BofO*!! va Kj if I S. Sanol SOIfunon program Groyip of Hartford, today. Bill, If you havo a eraekoi windshield ar othar rather than through the tltyloj feat him. At least, he is running Cooncll of Chnrchea -6:30 .p.m, Senior Methodist! Evangelistic Service. wish, they may' interview- student* a te " Y worth the money TV ha* re­ 7 p.m.. Senior M YF. at the office. chaiiTjian. will piesenl a color Mrs. Doris Hanson, hi* busine** wlm ia a iperfal agent with Lon­ duced the AWOL rate and boosted leodeiehip of the' Senate, which scared. The reason he is running Youth Fellowship 10:30 p.m^Revivalume over radio j WHA\—Polka Parade Many students who are not en­ Tlie annual luncheon of the tos- WCCC—Record Review travel film, made in Israel, entitled aecret.arv. i* also slated to become don. I.ancashiie, started in the re-enlistments. Some year* ago in the Atlantic 8 p.m. B ib le,d ass at the Parson- i ! mopolilan Club was held ,*t the Ruth Millett broken gfasslh yduroar oMM ^poaes much of his program. He scared is that many Germans njii0LC.->'. *\Aid. tering the labor maiitel per-,, ,, , . . ., WKNB" P M And They Mel In Galilee , the , ^ member of the firm. Doria han-it. Inaiirance field in 1929 with T rav­ Brig. Gen. f.'5u*on A Roberts, ‘1 Monthly there‘ wb.v a poem by WTIC—Monitor xeplied that lie didn't see how it blame the policy he and we have ______( You are cordially invited to al- manently are looking for summer- ” y” *’ yes- WDRC- Pi^'aknesA love story of a ( onnerticut *-'hool , ^1*, m„ch of Ihe paper work form- eler*. He lives at 63 Constance director of joint projects, told a Rpb.eit Nathan that I clipped out WPOPr Tt'miHj RandAteiid teacher and a Galilee girl, which : p,.|^. i,y Ed Dr. with»hls wife and 12-year-old was possible to work with the Re- followed together for the failure _ . ! lend the ief'i'-iie.* at the Chapel work. The.v will b* available dur­ Oldster 'Spurn* Theory of House Appropristions subcom­ aHor the Safety Lane inspoetlon, May 20 arid have cheriahed through the Zion Ev^gellcal Lutheran Chiireh - warm welcome awaita vou there I PoeCs Corner Foliowing the luncheon a short |:4ft- brings out the cosmopolitan cul- .Making one ' of th* lie.st bad girl. Holly. , - ^jwblicans'inublicMvs'in theine SepaUoepawi "except rxcepi of the German nation ,4o attain that years. I vvould Itkf to share it with ing the week of June 17. WHAV—Polka Parade Over-Protes’ting Parent*' mittee In testimony published to- (Mlssonrl Synod) | . ______business meeting was held at which WCCi'—Recor'd Review ^*^'*J**- j nuns wevf ever heart), Krl «avs dsv that the oversea* stations get Uireoighthi'eaij!b their elected leadership."leadership.’ reunification which it its' natural the readers of this column for it .Mr*. John Pickles, vice president, "Why don't.you write something Cooper and High Streets (Yiurch of the Nazorene WKNB.- PM Sharing the program will be Mrs. ; !..M,k, will do the leg work. " '' Bill McGrath, manager of the weekly packages ef about 50.hours has mearit so much to me. / The Kind of Man I Like to Know (^ol (»arb« Kaat Tioira presided The president. Mrs. WTK'—Monitor shout the dangers of overprotect­ thru M ay 25,10 a jn . to 8 pan. Ihe '^ejjate Republloan~ leader, inevitable deitiny. The Rev. Paul G, Prokop.T. Pastor 466 Main St. Hazel Prijfjrs Lorkward. wife of. ' $ * - i i • State Thealie, report* that he's of film. , .-\nd .still the' Heart Harry Matdment, is vacationing in WDR(' Prrakne.sA ing parents?" a young woman of KnowlaM>4s, of course, perhaps That policy has to be abandoned Miss Marion A. Entin, Organist C. E. Winslow, Minister Th* kind of man I like to know WPOP—Tenu»o Bandstand Dr. Howard Lockward. well known moving on to one of, the moat Robert* .said T\' also enables I Now from the world the dream'of Dayton. .Ohio (.Ji- Eddie Adams Europe, The budget for 1957-1958 i:# 0- 70 wants to' know. Here’s her his moat deterinjned foe on Capitol (iertnide W'iloan and I* one aincere'and true' .in Manchester for her sparkling iI that can be,fall an active "f'" man, Ed plush movie assignments In Con­ commanders to make frequent! NO 'nCKE'TS WILL BE I.S.SI'ED FOR DEFECTS some time. If Germany ix to b e ! God i* gone. “ of Dunbar High School hid a was presented and accepted. WHAV—News point: monologues. o,Mrs. Lockward' will , i u necticut. Bill's slated to aasiime May 19, Four Sunday after j Florence Wood, Organists Who carries hia heart within his f;.M.d t.veiling Good Mueld "Most parent* today know that serve contact with their troops. FOUND AT TH E SAFETt’ tj4NE Hill reunified. But it can be suspected And men In darknex* move and breast prudent reason for 'hustling The following committee chair-” WKNB -MuAiral Krhoee do the ''Busy Clubwoman ". ' hia misfortune w.ll his new duties as boss of the Easter there is such a thing as ovei- to speed into action plans he ten- These afl^ik'crs inspired CTolumn- that Adenauer, if faced - with a are afraid. through the 100-yard dash in'Ul.l men were appointed: Mrs. C. El- \VTIi‘-N "8 Mrs. Se.vm'our Beliak, hospitality 2,300-seat Palace Theatre in two 9 a.m. Sunday School. Free Bus Sunday, May 19 - And imparts that fact tovyou. WDRC—Non A and Weather protecting a child, but a lot of tatlvelv. had for expansion. lat Stfvnger to salute Prprident , . , . ' ... I These blaming hSaven for the evil seednds and the 220 in 22.6. He ex- ; more Watkins and Mrs. Robert chairman and her cOmmillce for weeks. Adpiiaiier to Visit State choice between thx reunification i tranaportation service. i 9:30 a.m.. Church School; junior WPOP—News them. Including my three son* and He now employ*, includfng hint- The kind of man I like to know plained to a 'sportsvvriter that his Olmsted, program; Mr.*: Charles •: Ift— the evening, will serve refresh­ He's been in Manchester three iiMtihower who 'tielieviss ^hat of. Germany and having us slay. And thd*e''bach other for the part 9:30 a.m. Adult Bible Class. I and intermediate departments . WHAY-SiMjrte Spotlight two daughters, don't seeni to real­ self, Mrs, Hanson and Mike Dzen, J. A. WHITE GLASS CO. track suit wasn't very warm in the ; Wlgren and Mr*. Walter Carter ments al th* conclusion of the year* now and hi* new po«t is Greenwich, May" 18 i>Pi Chan­ reasonable men can make reason hig political ship until af-1 the^’;^ayed. 10 a m. Nursery in th* parish meet at the Davis Memorial Youth Is one with a cheerful smile \V(Saturday Serenade ize that you can over-protect par­ six hands at liis 390 Woodland St. Who always takes hia lot in stride chilling wind and he waa anxious hospitality; Mrs, Raymond St. WKNB--Musical Kchoes meeting; definitely a step uff the ladder in cellor Conrad Adenauer ot West • able compromises" ■ but (o go on house during church worship. Center, 1 ents. too. . qiiaftels. ter th e fall elections, would choose Aod *!• their woes on God are And features it all the while. to get back to the warm locker ; Laurent, finance; Mr*. A,lbert • v\ TIT—Btncllv-Sp«»rtA the Stanle.v-Warner chain. Bill Germany will spent the next week­ 3T BISSELL ST. PHONE Ml 9^.7322 ^strictly laid. 10 am. Examination of Cate- \ 0 :ik am.. Worship Service. WDRC—Weather and Sports "ril admit I'm not young. I was "1 expect to, gq ahead with plana to ask whether an "effective. Presl-i the latter. chumens. room. ' Dewey^^ welfare; Mr*. Ernest BsnU WPOP—Tempo-Bandstand describes the Danbur.v cinema as end St the home of Mr. and-Mrs. For being absent from these earth­ guest speaker. Dr. E. S. M.ann. W, 70 mv Ijjst birthday. BUt I’m not Mnital Inmate Lokos Bid to increase m.v staff and will have dent" must not “also adopt a more 11 a.m. Gottesdienst. the kind of man I like to|* ------^-----' j Iv. lij'embership: .Mrs. Herbert • :W - ‘.'the showcase of the Stsnley- D. N. Hetnemann 'here. The Chan­ ly ill*. president of Eastern NazarerteOol The only international salute Robb and Mr*. Vt'illiam .Shea, pub- • WHAY—WaAhington R**iV*»rta readv to be pul back into aecond a bigger, better and more efficient m ilitant approach tovyard op­ 2 p m Continued LLL New Eng­ lege. Male quartet. 4he K in g’s- know Wf'CC—Saturday Sereiiada Warner organization." • s cellor, a bo>'tiood friend of Heine- Who *et the trees to be the noon­ ever tendered the flag of the Con-j licity; Mr*. Hazel Trotter, press childhood, either. Norwich, May 18 t.Pi — A self'-, business than ever, ”, he claim*. tr.ann, will arrive here May 24 and ponents at times? Will ‘friendly Foe Of The Glass Will day shade. land District Convention >t St., Messengers;'will sing Is one'who'll seldom frown WKNB Musical Kchfiea mutilated inmate of Norwich Reviewing the manner in 'which federate States was fired from St. book; Mrs. Wallace Pavrie. Con. WTIC—tirouclio Marx '■■yet, with kind arid loving in- 'in continuing a 7-.vear tradition,' will leave on May 27 for W ashing­ -X And placed the stars in beauty on John's Lulheian Church. "Water-1 6 p.m., Youth service, Or get upset when' the 'going is State Hospijal has' been denied'the accident took place. Ed was persuasion' always do the job in The American .Tnatijute .of , George, Bermuda in 1863. A salute 1 necticut Club Woman; Mrs. Emma WDRC—Safiirdav At the Chase Untlon*. ijiy children are over- Watkiii* . Bros, entertained Man- ton where he. will confer with the hills. bury. , 6 p.m.. Junior Society. rough WPOP—Tempo Bandstand hi* petition, for freedom on the ! quick to ab.solve. the operator of politics? Surely Mr. Eisenhower of twenty-one guiis was exchanged .Nettleton, Historian and Mr*. Rob- protecting me to the point where bhester High School senior girls rreaident’"F.iaenhower and 8*cl-e Architect*, meeting dawn in Wash­ Turn not away, or cry that all 1» 7 p.m., Continued New England I 7 p.m., Eh’angellstic service. And he knows that the chips are grounds he w.aa confined illegally. ! thp motorboat. Mrs. Hanson,' of any between the Confederate frigate . ert Russell. Msy luncheon. WHAY—yi'ulli !t«)( I either have to fight them' or who will graduate in June at a tar5' of State Dulles. Adehotier ho* (aces this queation of. tactics- and ington, has bestowed its centetuilal lost; ' District W*:lther League Confer-, message, "My Master.” down. . Superipr Court Judge .Abraham S..i blame. ‘‘Florida’’ • and the British fort of l The next meeting of the club will Wl'I'C—Saliirdav S«ren«(le gfve in to being dependent on coke , party. Wednesday afternoon. riofted here frequently in the past. Traffic Deaths Btrategy in hia. battle to save -his. gold medal, an award it plans to It is not so. His voice is in the ence for .Society officers and coun-- WKNB -Mii.lca) Erhoe»_ them. So far, I'm still fighting. Bordon denied Peter Maycock's / He aaid It waa the first time The k,ind of man T like to.Jinow St. George. ‘ be in October. WTIC—I'.foiirim M*rx - .budget.” * ■ bestpi*' only once in iuiy century, Hght sellors at .St. Paul's Church. Provi­ Seeond Congregational Church' ' WDBooa MUSM Even Frank Uoyd Wright, it de­ the night, t > Miss Viola R. Foster, For it's through mistakOs he ' WKNB—Muelra) Kchnea for m.'tqqtlf and much prefer to had plucked out his eye. Released ular fault when the driver turned U S T YEAR I larity.” j , For atill the heart, by love and learns. ! . WTl*"-Monllor • . Ipter, Maycock chopped off a hand velops, considers Wallter ”\he only CoBcordla Evangelical Lutheran Choir Director • WDRC—Sal Night CounIn' Style have mj^own home. the steering wheel, frequently, the ‘‘W hether," he adds, “ it ia a pity wrung, Miss June Thompson, ■ ■ ■ - - , WPOP—luke Box Sat. Night "They have derided that I’ve following, he said, directions from' wheel would nudge the Ihrottie, s, .Willyou live through 5 7 T other .architect in America." So Church The kind of man I like, to know i Traffic Deaths •ubstituta for the normal pro­ Find* the same God aS when the Religious Education Director 1:10— i 'earned a rest’ even though..! the Bible. from an Idling to js crjitolng poet- Walker ia concededly gr.eat. Winter and Garden Streeta Is fine who'll lend a hand * WUAY—Snpp«>‘ serenade World was young, Tha Rev. Erich Brandt, Paotjir know* I would be miaerable if I cedures of practical politics in W e. woifld be for. him, anyway, For It may perhaps be a’ stepping Wf^C—Gw>d Erenln; Good Uuale ■ Drive safely and courteously yourself. Clifford -Oliver 8tmp*on Ivan Beckwith, Sunday. May IP. No Prescription Needed! ■ WKNB-Huakal Erfioea couldn’t ri;.d enough to do. MOUNTED TO 40,000 this fiercely competlt{!ve city, how­ because it develops that he ia one Morning Worship, 10 a.m. atona WTIC -Monitor- Organist and Choinnaater ; WDRC—Sal. -Niglit .Cot|nlr.v Styl* The.v All Give Free Advice ■ kisist on strict enforcement of all traffic laws. ever, ia another matUr. . . He la architect who stands against the' Two Sesalonx of Church School: On his .way io tile Promised “ No matter what kind, of declr ■ Lend.. WPOP—JuK# Bo* S^t Night retaining -hia popularity, but the fod-like way’ in which the gloss Boy8 2, Suffocated 'Sunday’, M ay 19: The fo u rth 9, Grade 6 thtough High School. May Be Habit-Forming Ills— ' Sion I have to make — peraonal or LAST YEAR! 10. Nursery through Sth Grade. , WHAY—Proudly W. Hall ^ . general feeling .here is that In the wall lias been sweeping’the coun­ Sunday after Eaater. WCCC—Good Evening Good Music financial - they all jump in to Sermon: “ Biily Graham Versus "Tes.- the kind ef man I like to| give me advice. 1 am sure they ' ' proeeaa he ia losing authority on In Wyoming Ditch .8:45 a.m., Sunday School. know. WKNB—Evening Serenade ss.W illyou live through ’5 7 T try during the post decade. Archi­ 8:45 a.'m.. and 10:15 a.m.. W or­ Dwight L. Moody" • Recommended by Physicians! WTIC—Monitor „ , think it la only stubbornness on DOORS..,. Oapitbl HUU.” tect Walker dares defend the old- ■■ I Ia one who'll turn about WDRC—Sal. Nile Country Style ship Services: sermon. "What the After Worajiip Service the WPOP—Word of I.ife m.v part that makes me feel I am WINTER MOTICTIO m Bimilor thoughts ar« obv-iously fashioned window. (OoBtined trt^m Page Ooe) Gospel of St. John ha* to Say" Bertha Borst. Ferris Re.vriqlds, When a va'ord like thi* may lie in ' perfectl.v capable of deciding Drive-safely and courteoualy yourself. . .iitt* In the minds of some of the Preai- "1 don't Bee," he says, "whafa (Nursery at. the second service, in Edith Cowles Strickland, and Mary Not For Sale—It’s P>eel TeleYi.<»ion Progfam s thinga fo r myaelf. the end .where it had l ^ n aloped, the Parish House). Taylor Groups will hold si food sale "Say Bud, can I help you out?'.’ ■ Insist on strict enforcement of all traffic laws. . ttent'a stalw art friends .in the wrong with the. so-called ‘wall the Sheriff said. "I have.alwa.vs m£de^ a policy ^nate, who see themselves as his in the vestry. Those atAtements may sound .cofftradietory On page Two not to try to run ,:^y children's punched vvith holes.' Why must vve .Several workmen recalled seeing . Emanuel 'lAitheran Church 6:30 p.m.. Mu Sigma Chi meets. The kind of man I like to know .^ th fu l champions, who *ee, -theii Jives. Yet each of' the five is actu­ glorify the endless ribbon of plate the child in the vicinity hut none C. Henry Andereon, Pastor Is one vv-ith simple knowledge saw him enter the trench, the but they’re all true, for the— ally trying to" dun mine. T h ey can't battle being lost, and who wonder glass? In a world of humid.glare, Et|sel C. Isoaoeon, Aest. Rt| M ary's Episcopal CYiulrch The kind that's known a* common seem to understand that I yrant sheriff said. , sense. Hgw niristtan Selence Heal* why in the world the Prfcaident ordinary windows make more seh.se to the Pastor.. Church and Park Rfa. ' •* f ■ ■ . . • and need to. bis independent' as More than 100 volunteers G. Albert Pearson. Rev. Alfred U Willlamo, That can’t be learned in college. doesn't pick up'aome pf the polit than the continued stretch of Vene- of Good That Pnsseth "OVERCOHING long as I am physically able. Can't searched thja northwest Wyoming Minister of Music Rector ' leal weapema at his command, if town and surrounding fleids for you write something about- .over- yan blinds, which, Jail-hke, pre­ Rev. Roman L. Hording, The kind of man I like to know OCCUPATIONAL 'protecting parents being as big a h« wonts to Use them. Instead, he clude vision ■■ more than-six hours Mfore about la one who'll often say, ,4lhlJnHer$tan(Ung'* BEFORE OR AFTER SAFETY LANE INSPECTION Fourth Sunday After Easter. .Aealatont HAZARDS" mistake as over-protecting chil­ just os, nice poUticoJly to his 50 of -the searchers turned to the 9 a m.. .Divine Worship artd Martin Jamea Dwyer, "I'll do this. Job and do It right That, in ihe present day and sewer line ditch' as a last resort. d ren?” emisft «d_4heir enamleSj os he Church School. Sermon. ‘The Student AaMstont „ - For I've th* will and I’U find a Is Indeed A Tranquilizier of Recognized Merit! IVHAY, 910 k.c., Stinilay, 8:15 o.m. I don't need to. My correspon­ MAY 20 THRU MAY 25 S age; makes Walker something of a Officials first believed Richard - way." Is to them. His friends jp uie Sen­ Lord Seeka Your Frietidship,’’' Sydney W. MocAlpIne. dent ha* written ' it for me. Apd pioneer. After vve . pass throiiglT Kad plunged off u i -85-fool- cliff -EdaeL laawson. " ' Organist and Choir INrector ate feel that they ore putting up into Sulphur Creek a few hundred ' i f -k . i r I. suggest that she send a copy of S*Spart Jaw Hooi oofaqi $66S®I our present craze, in which the 10:30 a m.. Divine 'VVprshlp with" — Mrs. W, B. lUoppeaburgi -Yea, the ..'kind-! of man -I--IHi*- to her •'column'’ to each of her chil­ quite a fight for him, better; in yards from Ms home. Tlie home great mass of American architects Rite of Cunflrmation and leceptlon Junior Choir Organist know dren...... 7 ------r-'. — — lO OII C 0¥ItS is In a new tousirtg development SEE liSFOBTiREMATTERIES fact, than he is. putting up for him- seems as childish and conformity of members; Church. School and Is listed' among the few Attend the House of Worship of your choice and 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Any. Other parent who. feels he 'on the we.sl side of .the town, Nursery. Sermon, yWill You Re­ The 4th Sunday after Easter— tV’lth qualities i;ve mentioned herq i€ $DRE TO VISIT ^ ' ^ I f . consclouB as teenagers squealing .as you re!a.\ in fhe qujet of the Iljvine sanctuary AI.MKI> FA4 TOKV Al THOBIZED is ■ being oveF.-protected ■ — might A.Snaw, ivn, rain pratactian 1 Using shovef* and bare hands member?’''Pastor Anderson. 7:30 a.m„ Holy'Conrmunion. This 1 hope- this m ah'ia you. ■Bo -wt have here a t»ther con- after their latent crooner, w'e shall th#, searchers began unimveririg you may well acquire that serenity and tranquility T V S E R V I C E dp the same;- Chances are there and NECESSARY REPAIR W08K servlee^include.* aiCorporate Com­ are « lot o;f grown children who k Kaapt fwatft anil rfaaiwayt dry ^ Mrtod feeling that it is sbdut time conie back to^’lnasonry and to the sewer line. After'some 45-min­ P. Frederick Witinet the neeide ao much today. Per House dill t'nited Methodist Church of Bolton munion of thq .confirmation. ClasX don’t know th$Lself-reliance is a* ★ Ccalars Hi ml* ar match > . j SAFETY LANE . W E ^ R E AN OFLICIAL'INSPECTION STATION I v PrealdeBt Eisenhower, the man windows, : ' hava' bettep looking utes of frtBtir' digging they found Corner of Rte. 44A and Rontb Road of 1987 with breakfast following. Manchester, Conn. A I O W Plus Part* NEXT TO POUCE HEADfJI’AKTEB* the child's yellow cap. • BU fr0080 important to the old as .Jo the k /■ , qf miklnrif nprt reason, to change Rev. Carlton T; Daley, Pastor . 9 a.m,.,.. Moml'ng Prayer (fi'rit young. ' ' laawty that laat* and tavts' , MAY *ft-t8—to A;M. to 8 P.M. ' ' (OK‘4 BY TH E STATE MOTOR VfSHlcLE DEPABtAljENT buljdings. rid ourMlvea of a con­ The shetiff said the child suf­ Berviag All Mxneliealer Arsa Mff-gpffs and W charactensUca, Herald lieie. Choir Director family iervice) with Junior Choir. k KO CHAROr.—NO AKRESTS MADE. / tinual choice between outside glue focated. His father. an;oil refinery kiftoric Iim R^tlored (All rights reserved, NEA Serv­ Stays wp tha yaar ‘raund Misa Doris- Skinner, Organist Address by the Rector. Other ice, Inc.). ... wmk a t i r t Bhagai'ng. {hirbcbeti aad~-iastde- artifieialx-iighttngr-ani^ -emplo.ve, w as ndt-ot-hpm e-w h^ IlSSf^GTPULLr DEDICATffi>------gt-yOK NEED TiBEB StX-Lf aefvtccf In thu period are ebn- Natchez,'a Miaa-;^ In 1797 the' -V 'm tS u foe adl of them once, when cut our heating bllU dowii again by son'disappearid. 9:30—Church School, i 8 6 MOMTNfi.fO f*TiP.tTA8T fAVINa NIKT TIAt LOWFJ8T PRICE IN TO$YN! ducted by the assistant in the itiat Am|tricfn flag was raised TO 6UR LOCAL Miuidarin oranges ,were Intro- •a oaa# R»$^Atea people don't win Obodt one third. | ' 9:30—Adventuiea In Faith — Children'* Chapel (old ChOrch) for dueod Uito Japan from China soma The first American flag was over the/ lower MiM|a*ippi Vol-- GENERAL CrttTOM HADE AND I When w'e Hberste ourselves from Adujt Bible CJtoaa. Kindergarten, and in the Nursery leyi at Connelly's Tavern on Eili- CHURCHES AND j^YNAGCMUB 3,000 y^ara ago. irhey gave aristo- CoN "Ed" Sdhif t T I i l A P I a E one carrlecl by the Philadelphia INSTALLED EXCLll.SIVELY we don’t even hav;e to il'—Homing Worship;— Sacra­ Chapel (41 Park Street). ' i . dott's Hill Ijil Natchez, "fhe tav­ ! r , craAa Utoh- f t m taste of thia fruit, Ui# glass wail, we^niay also afhieve Troop a t Light , Horse in 1775 nd ment ,of Baptism , — . Sermon; II Am., Homing- Prayer with; ern, one of ,America's most hia- TV SCRVICE which « u . beyond th« rpach 'td ' bod gome* Led hulldinga which'do not oil look had thlrteer-teen- BLUE atid .SILvIlR ■ ty'Hsnda on the TabVV M l 9 ^ 9 7 3 8 ' ■ A. aeemon by tl;« aiulaisnt. Senior' Itoric' infts. WM biillt in 1795 t^r- common polwm -3k«v wora ffo F&D Auto Stores atripea. latoty. The quisition has like moldemlatic 'tactories. and we G e jrg t R S i'h'i ri g t o n-|V 11 ,-Nurterj'. , Choir. Uanchaator lodge* of' Re- TH| W ilOON DIIM6 COMPANY (i'S changed ing Spanish rula. ' It hsa '.been 4 m o U a was M O 4 . 2 4 9 1 ■'!» JltsilRfHiy i l , w r wquM tb iaic msiy return to c of iughi- )t to red ,and;, while ’ 7:15—Methodiot Youth YouUi hdeeai and jDdd Fellows,' rrho are VALLEY OIL CO. •84 Ma in stA Ml 3-7080 atripaa. roUow- gastor^ thi Natchok Natchi Gordon • \ Jihlp/ troraWpplng ta h body a t . thi* Clulj^ . ' 4 '• ■ tii, ’ \i . ' • . \ - i ■ 'V V'. t.,- m " '. I . ' •' ■ \ r . , V \ . ' ' ' “ .-I '■\ "■ ’■ '4 \ • u / - :/v‘. I “ ■

v‘ PAGE EIQHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD;. MANCHESTER, CONN^ SATURDAY. M y 18, 1957 ’s Condition ‘Good’ Japs Want Woman Held, After Miracle Rescue U.S. Soldier Gave Husbalid m For Record Floods Kentucky Cure (Continued .from rage One) For Killing . By THi: ASSOCIATED PRESS < spillway of the Wewok* Dam (Contlaued from Page Qas) the foot-wide opening. He .iahded | Obituary Oklahoma looked for Us third above the town of Wewoka. , *«hort of hie mark on looee eand. ' (Conttnued from P*gd One) straight day of floods today amid hidre Water Behind Dam . where 'Wlreman w.brks uses no The dam broke in 1945, and ob­ Th« terrtfled boy slipped awift- j ^jurisdiction only over off-duty, weather Bureau forecasts of more arsenic.!: rain. [ servers say there is more water The ease was turned over -tar the ly down into the pitch-black pit. | odf-bu* offenses. behind it ■now than then,. Hooper ran to the well. He shout- ■ The danger area shifted to the Sheriff’s * Department and after D eath* -- After futile arguments, the O.S. eastern part of the state with ex­ High, straight winds, downpours qiieationing Mrs. Wlreman told ed encouragement to hie eon and. pected i-ecord flooding at Tulsa and bail lashed the southern part rice of the "cure" she was uaing.. . dropped him a rope. The boy tried. Far Qnst Command agreed to of the state yesterday and last aurrender Girard. Rear Adm. Miles and the small town of Keystone. Tice aald neighbors told hljn- to hold on. He couldn't. ' Robert D. Nell '■ Creeks and rivers in southero night, with Ada, McAJester and Mr*. Wlreman appeared tq.bea Hooper started digging (ranticel- Robert David Neil, 400 Eiaat Cen- M. Hubbard, deputy Far East Terral all reporting damage but ly.with bis bare hand. ter St., died this morning t Man- Oklahoma also poured out of their good m oth^ to her cljlklfen and Command chief o? »taff, said there banks on the heels of rains rang­ no injuries. that ahe andher husband appeared CUNLIFFE Service Big A*set of Schieldge Printing. Thep the . first rescue workers Chester Memorial Hospital. He jvas Eight persons' have died since' to get- along^eH, j a h tb'^he iscene. They began at 73 and retired four yearn ago from was no other choice because Japan ing up to almost 8 inches In -a 12- flooding , started early Thursday once to dig--* ahaft^a few feet frony^ the Underwood Type\vriler factory^ has the ultinqate say on criminal hour period. after a rain estimated to have MOTOR SALES the well and'ijarallel to it, I Hartford, where he.had been em- caaea where both sides claim Keystone is hear the confluence reached 20 inches In some areas. EXPERT AUTO BUDV mad An oxygen hose was lowered into ployed for about 41 years. OI the Cimarron and Arkansas riv­ One man is missing. juriscliction. The Japanese con­ ers. FENDER RBPAIRR the well. Enough ewygen -for three He leaved his VNife. Mrs. Amy tended Girard was - resting ' hen The damage will be in the mil­ U.S. Reviews men cwiUnually poured down to Finley Neil, one son. Robert F. The Ciniai ron ran through Dover ENAMEL *0(1 LACQUER the shooting occurred and, thus not early Thursday and dumped w ater lions. State officials., estimsted REFIM 8HINUR the boy. • Neil, and a daughter. Miss Alice M. officially on duty. road damage up to $5 million. Gov. Peering down into the pit, -work­ Neil, all of Manchester. He leaves into the small towns of Coyle and Arms Policies RBA.HONABLB PRICES men could aee the boy'a hands- At Wilson’s direction Girard Perkins yesterday. Its cresU'was Raymond Gary has asked for im­ a brother. Samuel J.iNeil. who lives' was being held at a_U.S. Army, mediate federal aid to- repair the FREE ENUMATES TheV heard feeble cries. Then at ip Florida., He wsig' a Member of expected to join the already ■'vollen , (Contined from Page One) p.m. there was only silence. camp north of Tokyo "unt.il his Arkansas at daybreak. highways and bridges. Upwards rf r o u t e ai>—w a p p i n u c o n n . 1 1 Cehtcr Congregational Ghilrch auid 40 state and' federal highwa.vs Rescuers feared the worst but release is authorized by higher Crest Due Today AT THE RICHFIEI.D SION they refused to give up. They toil­ Manchester Lodge of Masons. authorities." have been closed because, of a complete, program, beginning Funeral arrangepiahts in charge The flood peak ot-26 feet is ex­ smashed bridges snd high water. with . abandonment of atomic TEL. MI-8-5404 ed on under floodlights through The Secretary's order, cabled pected to hit the south part of the night and into the dawn. of the Watkins-West Funeral Serv­ Sgt. Benny L. Dumas gestures to make a point in a talk to visit­ from Washington, blocked any tm- — Farmer*-who wentjjrUirough five weapons as instruments of war. ice are incoippiete. mWiate trial by a Japanese court Tulsa this afternoon. Flood stagr These pomtsTcoiipled with wliat Landslides Block Progress ors making an early tour today of the local Nike base during the there is 19 feet. dry years stood by helplessly s.s Rtassen has described as a more When they tried to ' cut across Open House being held in connection with Armed Forces Day. "pending a complete review, of water ruined their chances of a the matter.” It followed by a few At least 1.000 persons have serious attitude on the part of Rus­ MANCHESTIR FOR EXTRA MONEY horisontally from the rescue shaft Early Guests Sgt. Dumas is in charge of the installation:* long.-range search evacuated homes on both sides of good crop for snother year. sia toward disarmament efforts, BiRGH TREE to the spot where the boy wasi radar. Along with other Nike men. he will be greeting visitors hours a telegram to Wilson from Tornadoes in Texas Rd^j. Bow (R-Ohlo) demanding the Arkansas last night and Tulsa have given rise to- some optimism trapped, they found landslides re­ Funeral* at the post all day. (Herald Photo by Pinto) ■ offic'iala warned alt residents in the A squall line swept across the about the possibility of reaching a WE PAY peatedly blocking progress. , - such a review. SPRAYING Arrive for Bow, a leading congressional op­ area to leave "before Us too late," northern part of Texas late yester­ limited agreement on arms reduc­ The workmen uought of aban­ of Richard N. Templeton, 23, of Downstream at Bixby, a lowland day and today, setting off turbu­ tion and a system of Inspection. HlfiHEST PRICES doning the ahafi apd' attacking Mrs. WlUlam Wylie ponent of the status of .forces Get your order In now to apray The funeral ' of Mrs. William 45 S. Alton St., charg^ with agreements with foreign cobn- Tulsa County community, ‘more lent rain, hail and thunderstorms. Which Teat Area? your birch trees and other shade For Rasi, Papet, Metals the well directly.. It would be a ^ ik e Display Small Blaze operating a motor vehicle while .than half of the' 2,400 residents At least three tornadoes were re-^ last-ditch mapeuver. It might Wylie, 55 Lake St., was heM at tries, called the case "appewie-' Qudstioifs now up' for decision trees. and Scrap Iron 3:30 yesterday afternoon in St. under the influence of intoxicating ment of foreign atithorities." wer^ being removed. ported, but only one struck ground by the State and Defense,-Depart­ CHOICE VARIBTl cost the boy 'nls life. liquor or drugs. The’-. 'Tulsa River Forecasting and caused no damage. O i ^ OB DBUVBB TO But late in the day they revert­ Mary's Episcopal Church. The Guests began ari'ii'jng at the At Marlow^s Japan's opposition Socialist ments. the ABC, and finally by q u a l it y tb/'the printing firm of W. C. [ will receive the full benefit of their Rev. Alfred L. Williams officiated. local Nike base early this morning The case of a local man. fined pari’y took an exactly opposite Bureau waened' all areas down­ More scattered’ thundershowers Eisenhower^ are -reported to in­ CARTER TREE ed to their original plan. An In- recently for failure to secure a stream front Tulsa to the mouth SEAFOOD -■Schieldge, 17 Spruce St., just as it [ cooperation and advice, gShioua ■ device furnished by the Mrs. Noi-man Slade, aolo'ist, sang to teU"ou get all the delicate freeh the hoy. Turktngton, William Kloppenburg the janltofi's room came through SWITCHINO *P.AID central Oklahoma Friday. The I 120 nomical and you will always find Nnwi *^returtjig 18 Main St.. 'Tel MI-9-45S1 Sr,. Fred Baker and William D. men (ind officers were turned out (district'attorney's) office in a day Weather Bureab issued flash flood section in northeast Texas from . Gromyko said Russia will- never WE ARE OPEN FOR printing job, no matter how small, .year,and Schieldge knows the fla\-or in the fiai you buy here. •plenty of rocl lotkster tails to use f l u f f s the beet bi "I said all along they'd get him In their nattiest parade-ground a shoot and Ignited mops and oth­ Cincinnati — (NEAl — George j BUSINF.SS AT OfTR NEW out.” said Hooper. "God was Wylie. er cleaning tool.s. or two. warnings for towns along the: Sherman to Batesville. Ark. accept an "open skies" plan for i .take it over to the W. C. Schieldge exact format preferred by the Arthur and Loring Ventura, it. many different ways, ealad, uniforms. The machinery control­ Crowe, filling in . ably for Ted "The American aide has formal­ aerial inspection of ail the Soviet ; LOC.ATION .Printing Co whei e the work will be' various clubs, and that is a Very with roe on that. I knelt down ling the highly complex workings 5Iarlnw Locates Blaze Wa.shita River. proprietors of Manoheslcr Seafood, newburg or you’can split, them, fill • General SilUwork Sp*eIoliiIiig h and prayed to God as they re­ Memorial Mas.lBNTS thejn there or order some to take stones on the half-.shell ready and Catherint HoHoran lit an Inch from the b o' y’l left open or sparks creipt around ^privately that as it stands the ; FOR HO.ME and HOSPITAL home.,Call MI-9-9937 and g'vc the boxed for you. Licensed Funeral Director I > the “85th Congress isn’t workiirg • works, they were taken up the diligently. j * point overlooking the it. Soviet proposition is unacceptable. ; family a treat 'Thursday or Fri­ Mnncheslci' Seafood is open Depeadabl* QuaSty — Servtael Anbtlur helpful factor was an entire Manchester-Glastonbury- The Janitor's room, located next They have been talking about a i • Corsages « Chicken Pie Supper Slated day, jiist tell them when you daily, Tuesday through Saturday John J. Crafty Jr. air apaebscreated when his Jacket Manafield was the second Senate | Hartford area. Here, the radar to the ladies’ room near the re'ar counter proposal but have not yet want the order ready and take it from 8 a m. to 6 p m. and from 8 Licensed Embalmer alipped iip'ornr hU head. Democratic leader to fire back at I come forth with x forniula. Ample. William H. SehlRldse units and the compiiter or elec­ entrance, has a floor drai'n wtiich Forking! home piping hot; reedy to eat. a.m. to 9 p.m. on Thursday. Stop ns Center St— Tel. 80 *-7060 “He got a g o ^ oxygeen supply Efaenhower, who told a Republican tronic brain directing the opera­ probably would have.run off mo.st N o w Dulles said this week it might i By Methodist Women May 25 Locslcrs of all sizes may be ob­ in and find out fo your.self what 185 Sprue* SL TsL B0-»-7d9* a t all times," aaidsthe doctor. party meeting In Cincinnati yes­ tion—are located. of the water, b-.f the drain ■was be easier to get agreement on an ' tained at Manohesteh Seafood, a \id(le and varied line of seafood is terday that the Democratlc-con- From here, they were taken to blocikcd. area in the far north, involving Si- | but if you waul extra large ones,- always available here. You t/ill en­ trolled Congresa has,, made "little the launching site in Glastonbury, Tlic alarm, box 443, sounded at beria, Alaska and northern Cana-i Bolton, May 18 (Special) Mrs.—and centrally located Rose prop- please order them ahead of time. joy fiah at its very beat when jfpu Mrs. Fiscus nanpy progi-esa" on his legislative' pro­ .where they saw the slim, 20-foot 6:35, p.m. after the store had da, but he emphasized there was ' Michael Goldnlder and Mrs. Fritz j erty for , the town's appro'val and ■They will split them for vo:i. ready purchase it at Manclicster Seafood. gram. Eisenhower, who spoke to long supersonic Ajax missiles and., dosed. Purjpei'a from Comipanies as yet no U-S. government position ■ Noren will serve as co-chaimeh for purchase.” MASURY the GOP group by telephone, called U.S. Sairin^ Bonds on such a propos#!. \ Tutth‘s the pita where they are stored. 2. 3 and 4 re.:nonded as welt as the of the annual chicken pie supper! ..-ptie Power of Littlfr Things" On Benny’s Resc for a drive by Republicana to re- The men they saw on duty are Oo. 4- ladder truck. In Chicago last night. Senate - Church school will be held at SmVICE STATION pture control of Congress next Republican Leader Knowland of | of the Woman's Society for Christ-1 will be the topic of Ihi 'Rev. Theo- 9:30 a.m. “Adventures in Faith." Two Ships Report PAINT ye>i different from most Afmy men Marlow thank>d the firefighters (Contimied from Page One) they have known., frti- the job to for their promp response to the California expretised opposition to i ian Service at United Methodist! W. Chandler'a sermon at 11 the adult Bible class, is held din­ . . . is good paint Rout# 44Ai N. Covontry the Soviet . proposal of AprH 30. Church to be held on May 25. 'vorship service tomorrow at ing this hour. * Yesterda.v, Senate Democratic which they are a'ssigned is a/new alarm and for the work In clearing Submarine Mishapr^ Tel. Days PI X-7600 down on a rope after her. Finally leader London B. Johnson of Texas one. They are artillery missilemen, away the - ater. pay you hig^her interest saying it "sounds loo much like n't; Tfiere will be two sittings, one at th® Congregational Church. Sun- At 3 p.m. the conference of the akilled engineers took over a vol­ said "I belleye the President will specialists in a new kind of war- Communist recipe for rabbit stew ‘ 5:30 p.m. and the other at 6:30 SchoolWill meet at 9:30 a.m. Norwich District of the Methodist (Contined from Page P^e) unteer force of 140, and sank a pnd that Con aa is fully capable ! fare'and have been trained for . . .equal parts one horse to one p.m. ■ . From 3 p.m. to 7 p. m. there Churches will convene at Gales ftonord Ropoir Sonfico parsUlel ^ a ft. of carrying out mandate to the,;lt. rabbit." His meaning apparently' ....Mrs. Arnold McKinne-y will be to • Junior - -High Rally Ferry. -Six delegates and six law­ wPTlglne "room a strange knocking PAUL'S men will represent the local After heartbreaking delaya the people," adding: wa.s- that in e.xchange for allo'Wlng ' in charge of the kitchen.and 'Mrs. Die Vernon Cortgregational 'noiso )in’k acted on Legalize railroads’ 15-yekr-oId partment of Pratt and Whitney the Utrecht reported was probably suburb; . e r ' ing, discovered {he fourth' green practice of using , air whistles on Pilgrim ge Set progi'am at the Elementary School storing Prompt aad 'Bftlclent Printing the Tecommendatiofi of Prosecu­ Aircraft. for next week w,Ul be:- Monday, an old wreck and the buoy' a Stores of men and half a million ! L jIICCK O I L .ai* S practically ruined by a car. "The tor John R. FitzGerald and Pro­ *• *• locomotives. They have rented their home on The annual Town and Country marker float dropped by a plane. * Auto Tops df AO Kinds 'dollars wprth of equipment were i . * _____ driver just didn't go off the road ****•••••*#* ...... *♦** • Reinstate pre-1955 legislation. TELEPHONE Cliurch Pilgrimage, aponsored by chicken miodle.soiip, peanut butter bation Officer Henry Borawskl (*##**•• Birch Mountain Rd. to three en- and 'jelly sandwiches and. apple "Tliere are plenty oT old wrecka * Trucic Cushions brought in for two nights and days "Enjoy your ride Drive eafely or try to turn around, " Hackney that the youth has. with the ex- permlt,llng the public works com­ gi.rteers who are employed at the the Town and^'Cciflitry Committee there,” the Admiralty spokesman of feverish ■work. missioner In cooperation with I -. sauce: '^esday, hamburg gravy, OOMMOMTY PRESS in a safety-checked car." That was said. "He drove up on the'green "cepUo'nV the Elh^ 0 aircraft plane. of the Connecticut Conference of sa-id. "If yrili search through the 89* CENTER ST. -fRev) ' 'The suspenseful race .to save her and raced around and around the, been obeying probation rules. cat housing authorities, .to . sbt Girls ’Lose One Congregational Churchee- will be buttered rice; buttered corn, bread, North Sea you're bound to get a Oor. No. Main aad No. Sebool provided one of the human interest the advice offered area motorists' maximum income limits for .ten­ held Monday. butter and pineapple crunch.; TEL. 80 8-8881 i ' ‘V '’’""'"If thel . Judge Gryk nolled a breach of The Manchester High School Wednesday, Baked hash, green ping somewhere.” S tneta—Telepbooe 80-6-5727 stories -of the half-century. News­ by ^ i e f H< m t 1 Schendel today ant? ^n public housing projects. ' freshmen'^rl’s team defeated the? The pilgrimage-ia a-tour of aev. - - -A 'lping'- -ia-lhe- noise- made-by- papers across' the nati(>n reported to be aT least damage peace chargb filed against a 7.V SERVICE beans, bread' and butter,'“Celery as he urged all dri\’ers to' partici-' . ■ ! .vear-old Wapptng man accused of Authorize the Norwalk City local girl's team at softball with eral Congregational Churches to /onar-typq underwater .searching unprecedented Interest in the story. Council to promulgate and enforce a score of 4^5 to 25: The garaervvas learn about * their hlstorj'. their sticks and rice pudding; Thursday, devices when they locate an object. A Crowd of more than a. thou­ pute in the Voluntary 'Vehicle Safe­ years. lifting and carrying a child on barbecued beef on buns, potato Specializing la JFrozen .F ood cars have rode out onto the greens, -Benton St.' Thursday;_ * Joseph regulations for'mooring and cori- for physiGlaas, dentists, dosI- played'at the local school diamond. problems, and methods that have Soviet submarines are believed Mcmehostpr's Grootost sand ■ gathered at the scene and ty Check being conducted in Man­ but had never caused as much trpllfng craft in Norwalk harbor. 'Maas' .Schedule t been ffuccesaful In solving these chips and cake; Friday, macaroni to sometimes operate in the North Containers, Ralrtgeratoir aad chester from May 20 to May 25 in- Beaulieu, - who had bein rooming nessmen, etc. 24 hour eorvlofs salad with vegetables,, cheese Freeser Bags, 'naaOe Food stood silently as giant diggers tori damage as last night. at 90 Benton St. at the time of Authorize courts to use the re­ ■oven days* week, Sunday*.mad Masaes will be celebrated at St. problems. Sea. but there has been no report Into the earth. Volunteer workers clueiye. - ' sults of ■ blood -grouping testa in Maurice Church topiorrow at 8:30 The suburban churches at Mon­ sticks, corn bread and ice cre|un,‘ from the Russians either of any Container*. / ■ risked their lives working in loose the Incident lifted a youngster, holidays. . Milk is served with all meals. BIKE SALE "E\-en the. beet driver may not but told the court he did so with reaching decisions in paternity a. m. and 10 a. m. roe. Easton. WUton.-and West undersea craft missing or In Rental space avaliafile for your earth, and aand far underground. be- able to a\x>id an accident if hla Pipe Band Plans no criminal intent. . - cases. ' *» SL John SL. TeL 80-8-7681 Stud.v .Aids 'Revealed . Norwalk are on this year's Itin­ trouble. British and' American The sad news of her death waa I car la not in safe driving condition. Direct the State Bar Assn, to Mancbrater EvrniHg Herald cor­ frozen meat and'vegetable* as The case of Roland F. Guilette, \ At a special town meeting ,to be erary: Three o f these have faced naval sources -Said, none _o'f their Uftt* as .(Me a day. 20”, 24’\ 26” $ 4 9 7 .6 0 finally disclosed when a doctor Each motorist must ■ assume in-' Benefit Concerts make a study and report, on pro­ called In the yer:;! near future at probrema that 'the local church ia respondent, Mrs. Louis C. Dlinock, subs was overdue." sizes. From 'Jbw descended a' parallel shaft and dividual responsibility jto ’..elp re­ 16. of 10 Bilyue Rd, charged with posed changes in grievance pro­ Jr. teleplioae Mitchell B-B82S- intoxication, was referred to Ju­ the request'of. the School Site -beginning to face. reacher her through a hole cut in duce accidents (faus^ by unsafe cedure. • Committee; a report will be given the. well casing. vehicles. Drivers should have their The Manch<;stor Pipe Band an­ venile Court., GuHette was found The Senate ’gave concurrent ,ap- ' To BapUze General Thomas- Jonathan L . T. WOOD it-dC O R K ZS ST A M P S Later, people freim all over the nounced today that it will conduct wandering tnto:iicated on N. Main F YOU’VE always bought U. S. Savings Bonds lor t h « 5,_rock- sa the .Committea’i, 6-month study The Rev. Carlton Daley has 60 Inches of Rain Best. "Stonewall"' Jackson has just been cars safety-checked, regidarly ind a aeries selectmen to comn^lt patients to "Maps were provided the Com­ Minella and Stanley L. Gill Jr. brakes, . front and rear ' lights, date. ter he pleaded guilty to larceny mittee by the Town Planning AUTO PARTS MUSIC cerrai ' of this town will take place to­ steering, tife*. e]2haus{ system, the Mansfield and Southbury The Manchester Pipe Band was to the amount of $25. Four other About your older Honda?. Easy. Just bold onto-them. As you Training Schools. C. J. MORRISON Commission for iise in identifying 270 BROAD Si morrow at 10 a. m. In St. Peter's Flass, windshield wi(>er8, rear orgaiiized Jn 1914.- Although counts of larceny were dolled derirable properties to investigate. Skywatch Schedule MANCHESTEA IM MUddle T pke. W est Church. Torrington. view mirror and horn. Chief Schen- know, the rate of interest a Savings Bond pays increases inth each . Redefine what la a mentally .111 Paint and Wallpaper Co. none of the original pla.vers are along with ,a charge of breajiing AMERICAN’S person to brii)g it up to date with S$Bt CENTER 8T.' In ’ the scope , of selections ■ for TEU 50 9-F805 del repprted cheok lanes hare b ^n in the band now. ^ the eighteen and entering. year you own it, until maturity. Therefore, tj^ beat idea is to buy ■study; several, ilrbpertles were not Always At Tour Service For Sunaef CcnincU. No. 45 Degree set. up *t Police Meadquarter.s to I present members carry on (n the modern psychiatric thinking. Telephone 80 f-8718- ;Sunda.v‘ • 81ACHINE SHOP SERVICE nieriault was ^ arrested in Au­ thi^ iiew-r-poin't Safety-Cbeck. Lanes wiil SAVINGS BELONGS being taken to a hospital by a ...... Volunteers Needed. • PARTS (new and rebuilt) predecessors. William Forbes is in court a short time later to lar­ The main thing about E Bontb, of course, is their complete jufety. male officer be accompanied by an ■ r State Board of Education .were; '4 a.m. '— 6 'a.m ...... Volunteers Needed. - 93 WELLS STREET Accordions In Tinker Hall. The abort business be Open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. and the Drum Major, and under his ceny of- $146.10. Howeysr, his cise ■ ■■ -I. • ACCESSORIES adult relative or another woman. used, providing the Committee 8 a.m. — 8 a.m...... Volun^een Needed. I Privat* luatmotioua meeting.Viill be followed by a card will be manned by qualified me­ leadership the band has enter­ was continued, several times for Principal and interest ate fully guarahte^ They are loas-ptoof, With evaluation and rating ma­ 8 a.m. 10 a,m...... • SUPPLIES social. chanics. . . Provide that ho more than one CUSTOM MADE .John Craig, Robin -Craig. ’ Tctoplieii* Ml 3-7254 Ib^rumeuta aud SuppOea fl tained widely both iq and out of further investigation. Local court fire-proof, theft-proof—because the Treasury will leplsM them IN U; s. SAVINGS referendum can he held every two-: terial. 'Also. In 'Visiting the proper­ 10 a.m. -— N oon...... JLmes'Galanek, Billy Greene. • DUPONT PAINT, SUPl the State. ' officials attempted to refer JJj.e CANVAS AWNINGS ty to aid in determMng its v^ue Open Saturday uatll S OBCBESiTRA FOR H0IE M «. LaVeime M, Keteoik JLW fir-____ J_...... ------without charge in case of mishapT Your Saviniia Eionda are as a^^^ years in a mupiCipatllty under the Noon -7- 2 p.m ... ; ...... S k ip Fisher.'I —A-r«cent-homn'-ro Tie'bMiowWlcttSiF ts the juvenile court, but the Bazaar and Raffles Act. to'town needs. ” ' 2 p.m. — 4 p.m. .; . . .-Thomas. Hickey, FUR and [Dates Announced on the members of the band wa's 1 iieque'st ..was turned down, , aa« rock—backed by the f^ faith and credit of the United State*. BONDS « _____ “ The Site Committee feels for­ 4 p.m. — 6 p;m...... Thom as HicKey. the award-of first prize in t h e '’ William Mahoney,'56. of 76 W'al- tunate in having the accessible 6 pjn. — .8 p.m...... Jeanne Jacobs. Band Division at the Armed 1 nut St., was fined $10 for intoxlr Maybe you alr^dy know about Saving* Bonds—a* one of the 40 StRge Set 8- p.m. — 10 p.m ... BOX STORAGE issn. •’/ ; For Poppy Sale Forces Day Parade in Hartford cation. A charge of breach of ...... Jean Henderson. Celeste King. American Club. , is./ million Americans who own them, today, or as one of the otW.mil* 10 p.m. - Midnight Robert McOomb. last Tuesday. , ' peace -was nblled. Maholtey was White Sulphur Springs, W. .Va., Monday. May 20 - Three members of the WATES ^ Foreipi Wa.rg Po«t Forbes s«kl today that ha hopes |*^rrest6d Monday afternoon by po» ^ n s who have used Bond savings to help pay for new homes, ears, May 18.(A“)—The stage la' set to­ 'TRADE IN M idnight—2 'a.m ...... Volunteers Needed •re tiad for first place in ■weight No. 204$ of Manchester has an-;to take the band nut to entertain I lice who said Mahoney was riin- or college educations, or to make retirement finsmcially easier. If so, day in the aemlfinal round of the 2 a.m;—4 a .m ;...... Volunteer* Needed nouncedthat it wtll conduct its an- the patients at Mansfield State ning but on Center St., "blessing siun Snead Golf Festival for the YOUR OLD .£ a.m.—8 a.m...... BILL'S TIRE reduction, aach'*having loit 111* • .a • Volunteer* Needed ' a Nd ■ ■ ' pouiMs. They are Mrs. KSy Orcutt, nual sale of Buddy Poppies' on, Training' School and Hospital in'! cars" ai)d creating a nuisance. thia is familiar terntory to you—^you know there’i noO^tter afay men—If they’re ablb—to seiuirote (4 a.m.^-6 '*.m," ...... Volunteer* Needed * May 2$, 24, and 26th, 'The a n -1 the near future, t . . In . other - t casta I-Judge' . Gryk: ,themselves from the-boys.'BuaAed- DIAMOND Hr*. liUian Rulnlck iuid Mm. Ruth nouncement was made by Earl to save. • ‘ * ' 8 a.m.-^lO a;m...... Joceph Earth s Isinnqn. A free will offering will be Uk- Fined Alfred Hennequin,'56, of.843 within two strokes of each other FOR A NEW 10 a.m:—Noqn ...... J o s e p h ^ rth REPAIR SHOT Tgtra. chairman of ths local sale an—during—th4— Monday .evening Main 8t:, $6- for passing a $(ap at the head of .the pact ofi *7 seek' The Ladies AuxiUary-to the V.F.w! - But if you’re new to the pn^ftod out about Santi^Bbnd* indy LAfOER DIAMOND Wdoir=*=2 'Tr.nr .....M&yjOH* Bibtdley ------BACK TO WORK concerts apd turned over to the sign; auspended judgment in the ag 410,000 in prills are two SEE VS FOR: 2 p,m.-L4, p.m. William H.^6reen» Prop. wilLal^ participate. ■/ Manchester Assn, for-the Help of what they can do fpr yojur future.^sk-your banker, or check with 45-year-oId topnotchors of the past .....G lo ria McCauley. Dotana ZoUo C H o fo — (NBA) — Ted KroU Volunteer Buddy Poppy aalee- case of Lynwood Ki Elmore, 60. a AhBatBa*a Roll Up Awaiag* ibaral Allowanee* Cr»w7on(l Allen. Jr., . ^ Columbia Bicycles . BIVE YOU liSTING SATISFAOTION d that m*kjm irk* D.'IUJliiiir y a Smm mi n v hr tUi sSW* .tv^ decades /Lpd a pair in Uiglf o 'V eaetiim RRada -V ’ 4 pjh.—4-yp.m...... Ronald Rlckert ’ meiv will be atiiUoned throughout the qbUecUon will be membetb of twenties full of. pron)!**-/ PHONE . ' I (soodyear Tires -i. pXhBJtlon tour as world golf the city. “'Contribute generously, was charged with-fallure ta gnat ■aving painleaa'and eisy . Tkt Trm my Dfptrbdtmt ihuM.'hr UtrS o StaiiB Doora Wayo*' Garland \ . 1 SOLO Exciusm n.r IM M lNCH Itm AT a UUs he wob in hMt the Young. People's Group of one-half of the highway: nblled a jarirwtw dtmhim, th» ASnrtimifg C^mfil siS^ • Oeniblblaa^ W iad^ a 8 pjn.-r8 p.m. Repairs, Service :j for your dime, quarter, or dollar MAHRC. ! This is .an auxliiaiy NORMAN\ | R. W Elt . V.. .James Cornish. o'Bhantltf extravaM could not poaaibly bring a greater charge of driving a motor vehicle Alermnder Hamilton, drafter of 8 p.in.—10 p.m. f hlllp McGeliiin Jr. Accessories .J'*, l i r . aw f m iMdk to 0is group of the aasodation composed with defective brakes a g a ^ t tha U.S. Conftttution, waa horii' on Awniii^^^. -! OEMOLOGISt 10 p.m.-'-Midnlght rotum. Thia 1* j f i inveetincnt, in of brothers and siatara of mentally * ■ ■■' ' JOHNSC^N PAINT CO. iniBuui Ufa-," T*M laid. FraiU Butler, 46, $Ytllimaatic;y*]hd Nevis, a tiny Iqlaad Spadallst Skywatch PMt Joi4t*d pia top of, Manchester l4uc* SUtion. Vol­ handicapped children. / West ladiOB. * ■ . 18Q Spruce Stnkt ■ h continued untU JiUy 25, the i“i t i M r-A-’r- M i . . IW. 1 0 unteer* may nigUter ai .Clvlt Defqns* H to^uartara. Municipal Build- 699 MAIN ST. I AN INR'IO tMMI m llea. i)Bg. Mani^*ster on Monday, Wednaaday oc Friday! wqm M Phone MI 9-0659 -'V ■\'N- r ^ Ji/V-\t' ;'/V

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■•'"•■J- ■ '< *\.:~Py ■ ■ ■ ,> -^ , ■ ■ ; , ■ .*‘, ■ '; .>,'• V-- ■',;■■■■ A '.'. ■,' •: *X' ' / \M ANC^STEii KVENIICG HgRALp, MAN^^ CONNy SATURDAY, MAY jg, 1957 , PAGE ELEVipi. ’ ;! ; MANOTESTER^ EVEi^G ^ ’HERAIiD, MANCOTiStEfti CONN., SATURDAY, MAY IS, 1&S7^ PAGE TEN • ^ • 70U look kt my ton*u* T banktuptciw BUGS BUNNY Doctor—Th*t iie«48 a rett, too. AnaWar to Pravlous Pwtla!: If a man tt’ants his wife to pay New England Statij Has Magic Waud with Cincinnati .If men acted after matraigjB as attenUbn to what he says, he they, do during courtship, there addresses his remarks to another would be fewer divorces—and more woman. Visitor—-No., what-hour? 1 have - A c a o s a -. S Eternity ThI* ‘N’ That AGirrs name X O uiS^ picture tube, 1* broken to catch a train. 1 Vermont is Agent-^Aw, Tueeday’a elnee sm uggle and homiKia now a woeful place. BY DICR TURNER nicknamed 6 Advintagca IrO ^ L iege' F avovite Major Leaguers TopDefemive Shortstop For not a JjleaasLnt word ia apoken enough, 'niere ain’t no train ’til CARNIVAL - the ------C a p t u r e 1 5 7 At no and anguish In every’ face. Saturday, anyhow. Mountain 8 Anger From Tiny TmfX to State" ’^Yes." said Mrs. O’HalItgan. . 8 Fork prong N, Griatle, htf^' heavy hanga tte cloud g It,s motto la. 10 Scottish T o ^d d Preakness Starts; R obeys W ins of woe. No happy amile; nVcheery "it’s . twh o’clock the following “ FVeedom morning when you came home the work horse - XX* . \ whistle. For there’s no tdevlalOT and ——" 11 Attorney .show. E*oor Tiny Tom -The Lonei' other night,a and it was twro-thirty. 8».WelfhU . _ 11 Small apace (ab.) 38 Burden Baltimore, May 18 h-on Liege, once beUttfed by hi.s New Yorky. May 18 (/P)^7 ^emember 1954? Leo Durocher some Stranger, with Pronto, will the-^ext piornlng when you cams oM odia 12 Continued' 13 Southern 28 AugmcBtf American League not ride tonight. And Ma will miss hoini^^lMt night. But I’m telling own Calumet Farm, handlers, took on six other colts in the was the manager of tlje New York Giants and the word story enerat 38 Relieves 44 Petty dnWNti W the Kitchen Ranker,^who told of you, if ii> 4 \vo o’clock In the morn­ l4Net gaane 48 Small la la^ -, Preakhess today as a proliable favorite jUl'further liis bid L Pet. G.B. around the National League was that all he had to'do wag fIntire 38 Important 7 — ■ fancy food’s delight. Poor jPa will ing when y^u^come home tonight-, 47 AecompUaheE for the-ninth triple crown in the history of thoroughbred Chicago, , 17 .708 ; wave his magic wand and presto, there was a Genie who was v 15 Thoroughfare 30 French brandy metal 16 9 .640 not see Young Kid Slaughter the next morniivg-iou'll have to get 18 Number 48 Abstract New York I 'i 21 Horse color -37 Everlasting X' ------’ raciiig. Cleveland '* 16 9 .640 S ready to grant hig^every wish. tangle with desperate Dan Mc- up and let youreeu’-*" 17 The theater (poet.) . ' being I ’ l 22 Larlssan rp • I O . .• Aljout .70.000 • including Vice Boston 15 13 .536 4 Maybe no on^' but Durocher Gopn'. And Vi (the family’s teen­ 19 city in The mountain 40 SJage whisper 50 Blackbird eoul'G ice the g'enie, but he got age daughter will not hear Freddy Minnie Pearl: "Rodne.v^ ' I n |S Richard Nixon Detroit 14 14 .500 5 Netherlands 23 Falsehoods 41 Scopea . of cuckoo (L straight from Cleveland. 22 Diving bird 3100,000-added race over a mile Washington' 7 22 .241 12‘» then—w *’ll flip the dial and wildly Susie!"' 25 Measures For 500-Mile and ihree-ai.xteenths. Now H'a 195* and the suspicion Beats Calhoun Rod Brasfield; "Minnie. Just be­ Saturday's Sr^'^'iule ^ 1 sourry to grab cur facorite chairs of cloth n ■The weatherman said they could is beginning to make the rounds again! cause a fellow Is on a diet, ain’t 28 Spanish jar Chicago at Baltimore, -8 p.m.— that Cincinnati pilot' girdle Teb- expect a cloudy, warm day with Harsham (3-11 vs Eight (0-1K ' —Karl Flaster no sign that he can't loOk at the 50 Warble Big C^r Race betU has borrowed t'he-magic On Split Duke temperatures in the 80s and a pos- Detroit at New'York, 2 p.m.— menu!" , 31 Crucifix sitalllty of Scattered ahowers. wand and the slightly worftvQenie — Mrs. Sue C?ox. Foytack (2-21 vs Larsen (2-0). A Pasadeoa man was divorced 32 Observed Indianapolis ' May 18 Karly 4-.5 f ’holci- who goes with it. Cleveland, May 18 (/F>—Middle- bv his wife for'knocking the heels - Pocahontas, Ark. Twenty-five'driver* were ready to Kansas City at Boston, 2 p.m.— New Genius . 33 Highway J , .. ____ . „ , , Iron Liege wa.s pegged in the Morgan (2-31 or Portocarrero , weight Otampion Ray Robinson‘a off all her shoes so he could appear 34 On the ocean The amazing hedlegs now have dare the Indianapolis Motor .Speed- (1-01 vs. Nixon (2-21. I if'^tnager w-ould “Like to see Oiar- taller than she. Doctor—I've ex a m in ed you 35 Female saint ^-ey s- concrete retaining walls to- „ KeittuckV Derbv triumph won 15 of their last 16 gsmes, in­ deUbvjn the ring with Sugar Ray." thoroughly and I think that all you Oleveland at Washington, 2 p.m, cluding last night'a 11-1 slaughter (ab.) "J / ‘ •’t'-w ilh Victory in Ybe Preakne.ss and ■ Garcia (l-4*i Abernathy—e l-3 X - j Geot^e.^ Oainford, Robinson’s Viartor Say,- tnrster, what time need is a good rest. 38 Concludes----- ^-41M 500-mile raee-MajJQi-iAnd at I [|,j,.pi,y himself-up for the of I he Giants. They led the N a­ fYlday’s Resiilta tional League today by a game manager, 'aqid that kurt night. In is if? * W’oman patlent»-But I feel that 38 Montpelier ' least six of them mmed at the pole I jiinp g Belmont Stak^. 'The la.st Cleveland . 3, Washington ' 1. and a half and Tebbelts is the new the Arena dfessing room of Joey Agenf- ’Bout Ti'esday, I’d say. I need some medicine. Why don't Is Its —— |X>irit4oti reiwrvfrd for the fa^teRl. jof eight horsea ever to wlit these (Nighll genius of the loop. Giardello minutei*,Arter tha Brook­ 42 Worm Jimmy Bryan of Phoenix, Ariz., ihree events, which make up the Chicago 3, BaTlimore 2 1 Night) He needed a lefthanded pitcher lyn Italian had bMtpn Rory Cal­ 45 More rational 1956 USAC National Ohampton triple crown for 3-year-olds, was houn on a split decisiottjn a lostgh 46 Fish )ate yesterday turned. in the sea Petroit 4, Ne\v York 1 (Night 1 with Joe Nuxhall laid up.--^And B Y J. MAJOR HOOPLE Calumet's citation In 1948. lO-rounder. OUT OUR WAY R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with 48 Mend son's fastest .practice lap of 144.5 Boston 4, Kansas City 3 (Night 1 along came Don Gross, a ymlng The runner given the best fellow wiw throws baseballs ISftv With welterweight king ' \. 51 Motlva m.p.h in his three-ye,r-old Dean ^ chance of Ihi-owlng cold water on - Silnday's Schedule Detpoil at Washington. 2 p.fn. handed only because he broke his 'B ^ iio in line for a crack At YOU. DO HOLDM3URA6E WHY, I’M INSPECTIN’ IT CLOSE OM, THAT’S COCO — 53 Rio —— ■Van Line* Special. j Trainer .Ilqimy Jones' dream of Irasp next, there j)robAbly will be'' PROM BACK HERE nr 54 Italian city Cleveland at New York. 2 p.m. right wrist when he was s little PRETTY WELL-^THEr LIKE THIS SO I CAN PILL UP Gene Hartley of Indianapolis. 1 making history with Iron Liege shaver. Gross gave up just five at leAqt a six-month interval be­ S*B006t.y,BT/5,C0OLDHT X ALL THE CRACICS AN' NAIL MOLES- LOOKS LIKE YOU’RE 55 Pigpens Chicago at Boston, 2 p.fn. FAT PUFFS.OUT the whose father Te-i, has been rac- j was Wheatley Stable's Bold Ruler. hits In licking the Giants. It was fore thq_ opportunity GiardeMo PASS FOR OMB HALF MV A6H ? TM DOIN’ A SOOO JOe. OP POiN’ A <3000JOB - 56 Compound Ing for 35 years, also joined the ■ figured at 2-1 In the early odds Kansas City st Baltlnribra "13), WRINKLES LIKE Air .5LAPP1N’ TK BasuT On .' OF LAPPiN' rropp.' 1 p.m. his third start, -third complete made for 'Ijimself laat night will -^AWVrJAV, X‘LL YlASEK YOU IN A BALLOON./-^ ether small group of dHvers wJvo have hit: guessing game. . / 5-lft game and third'victory. meterialize. SASP WH&M VOO SEE.THB a r e vou still DOWN .144 m.p.h. thia yea with engines He ran fourth in the Derby but It'a been-lhat way all through MODISH NEW SROKTS OUT­ UA. rn Ot*, cut 10 p*r cent below last year's . beat Iron Liege In three prevdous National League Awaited Opportunity USIN6 SCREEN C '**7 **• 1 Expanded thea atreak. When the Redleg FIT rVE OROeRBD.'— VOU your nraxniiums. They included TYoy i meetings, and even Jones admlt- \V L Pol. G B. It was an opportunity that the \ PAINT ON m 3 City In must come from'behind, out cornea OONfT THiNlf T M OVERBOLD x f Ruttman. 19S2 winner: Pat O'Con- ted he "is capable of a better race ; 19 8 .704 — Georgia-bom Calhoun of White POMPADOUR “ K hardly tMmt P*ti that in just a few years Nevada Cineihnati the magic wand. V ^en they need CHOOSINO SUCH A nor. 1956 5i d'"eat sprint cham- ' than he ran in the Derby." Milwaukee IT 9 .654 1>, a. hit, the magic wancf^calls on a P!eln«, N. Y., hed been nurturing we’ll bis referring to theee as the ‘good old days'!” pion, aUd Landv Linden, ve.eran of Sunny .Ilm Fitzsimmons. the Brooklyn 15 10 .600 3 bunch of castoffa from othS*.,teama for some mOntha. six Speedway starts. ■ kindly 82-year-pld gent who traihs Philadelphia 15 12 .556 ' 4 like Pet* Whisenant, Jerry Lynch Accumulating a poiirt edge in the Paul Russo, who has been close Bold Ruler, prescribed blinkers for St. Louis 13 13 ..500 51, and Art Schult. early rounds, Giardello' staved off .\.s Predicted BY AL VERMEER to 144 m.p.h. in a rebuilt .Novi fractious son of NasfuHah in New York 11 17 .393 8 ‘ , When Tebbetta needs a pitcher the powerful Calhoun's bids for a whioh crashed while be was le.xd- hope that they will helji him dtipii- Pittsburgh 8 18 .308 lO'j to altm the door, the Genie k n b^ out in the cloeing stsuixes to Ing the '56 race, figured in one of c a 'f his victory in The Preakness Chicago 7 18 .280 11 responds with Hershell Freeman, becoiriAtite eecond fighter who he* three minor accidents yesterdav. Prrp I®-''! Monday. It vsias the first Hatiirda.r’s Sc-hedule Tom Acker or Raul Sanchez. vanquishM-.CAIhoun. The 22-yeer- He slid sidewa.Vs 380 feet but es- Hme he had used cheaters in New 5’ork at Cincinnati. 2:30 Thrr« Homers old slugger had -wen 14 of 27 pre­ caped Injury or damage. 17 starts. p.m. Gomez (5-L vs Nuxhall And now the Genie has come up vious fights by knockouts and bean Marshall Te.gue of Dayl- ,a , The only other Derby starter to ( 1- 0 ) uith Gross. Against the sad-aack art back only once .in hie three- Beach. Fla., pulledpull^ out of a double ‘2 ' Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, 2:30 I likewise for the BaptisU. The Giants, Gross needed very little year career. 'r v u ; iVas Clifford Lussky’s-Federal Hill 1 spin succeasfully. AI p.m. Purkey |2-2| vs Burdette Pitching Problem l loser* committed 16 error*. help. Frank Robinson blasted two Giardello, who -will be 23s’ July wrecked in. last ■jOO"' get-out-and-go offspring of (4-21 , I homers and Gua Bell one. That was and haa bean fighting prolfis^on- . . . Cosmic Bom. He broke on top Score by innings: veered int^o the infield w-hen his j Kentucky and led for the fiVt Brooklyn at Chicago, 2:30 p.m. '\j. R H K mors than he needed. ally since 1946, ua«d his a^qpieriehcA ' 1 I In the - only other National engine threw a rod. but also re- 1 mile before winding down and fin- — Podres i2-2i vs Rush (0-41 1 ; Temple 600 342 2 17 18 3 to, good advantage agelnst the' gained control. Philadelphia at St. Louis, 2:30, M ainager Still W aitin g {League game. - Robin Roberta harder ]>unching Calhoaui. A t 160, j Ishirig fifth, d ock ers called him /•flaptiat ___ fOO Oil 0— 8 9 IS pitched the Philadelphia Phillies Johnny ^rsons Ready ' "the fittest horse In the Preak p.m.—Simmons ,t2-li vs Mlzell ' Seader and Oihen; Ballard and Joey had a two-pounf. weisdit ad­ to a 5-3 victory over the St. Louis- A Johnny Paracfbs r>, Lo.s Angeles. „pa_, listed esrlv at (0-2) ; I Nicola, vantage. Cardinaia despite the fact that he Bow TIB ■ 0 5 ^ - tile only former winner in the field g.^ F'rlday’s Reaults F or M ou ndsm en to Jell REC LEA GU E X WOULD was clubbed for homers by Wally CT ff beside* Rlittman, was ready to go , Other Homes ■ Cincinnati . 11, New York 1 Scoring five times in their first H ELP «• »a BB again after his mechanics worked (Night) Moon and Ken Boyer. TOO* THE VMORttV WART at bat* the Rainbowi went on to IThe Brooklyn at C9iicago and oi-ertime to re^ir the Ag^ from Inswept of Gough Philadelphia 5, St. Louis 3 1 &1&S. ■■T«. New York, May 18 (/P)— After one month as a major league h€md the Fireii.fh an 11-3 set back Pittaburgh at Milwaukee games -X X X ■ Special in .vhich he hit a wall la»i ^Thompson’s Ro.slyn Farm il2-li; (Nighll ju t ni^t in a Rec League game at Major Loaguo Brooklyn at Chicagorrosiponed.' manager. Jack Tighe of ^troitrfs-still waiting for' his Tiger were rained out. ALLEY OOF That P oea It! BY V. T. HAMLIN Sunday. , .Mrs. Jules Schwartz’ Mah Hiss Ro^rtson Park. Loauig pitcher • In the American I-eague, the _____ Sam Hanits,^vmg a new Mm,_.Ethel D. Jacobal Ram. .______i pitching staff to straighten out. “Our pitching ha.s been hold- ALLEY OOP, TW MIGHTY, BY-RAY-GOI*IO -Don Galli—hl4^~thc . gam ix aiscr-pulIed-A s L e o d e r s s s WnBMT NONE that I COTTON WOODS tra-low horizontal, engine Befond pmrni.sed Lanfl and Inside Tract TH'GLfy'WITH TH’ AY. ' GOSH. FOOZY. PRisburgh at Milwaukee Post-^ jpg US back, de.spite some great work by young fellows like homer. game and a half ahead o f the pack National League , COULD SEE-WE PUT S(3RRY I AND THANKS ’ Special, figured .to be among to- i nOO-ll. of the D.-.M. Stable owned poned,’ Rain HE RIDES TH’ DINO­ I'VE NEVER YUP, COTTOH,,, 1 „S0 it^ ABOUT DME Dtike Maas and Jim Bunning. Thf-» Bill -Moszer and Leo Day ware by edging the Baltimore Orioles. Li ' a BIG 1^-10- \ ON SOME TRICKS, MISSED TH* OU WMILt YOU WUZ X SOMEBUODY CREPITEp FOR SAVING ME day's faster qualifiers in his 12th bv Raviiiond DcBrino and Jo.seph -, ^ , J , Batting (Based oh 50 at bats)— GETHERKTTH* \ Arf iSTUFF.:; 1 BOVS AFFAIR.. SAURS; HIGH ON HEARD OF .Sunday’s Schedule infield ia fine and we're hitting the batting stai* for the .Rainbowa - . The a ev elM d Indian* moved Robinson. Cincinnati, J76; Muslal, CHASIN'All OVUH T ME WITH AN ASSIST FROM MAKING' bid for the Memorial Day purse. , Martino.' okay but the pitching has me a 8 2 grand WIZERS S. GUESS ABOUT TELL ME, MY BACKS.' TH’ iSLTY; , TOWN A-HUNDN' / THE ERROR \ New York at Milwaukee; 2:30 whi]e Rivova was the only member mto a second place lie with the I gt. Louis, .370; Aaron, Milwaukee FRIEND, WAS W UCD I TI|I«' y OF MY He finishetl second last year de- All carried 126 pounds in the p.m. little worried. If our second line New York Yankees with a 3-1 tri- Groat, Pittsburgh, .365; Hoak, CALL? WELL.WVWr \ EVERYBODY I spite-a eolliaion. .big event scheduled to go off at pitcliing holds up, we'll he tough. of the redcoats to get more than ALLEY OOP GLADLY, LIFC,^ Brooklyn at ,SI. Lpuis, 2:3() p.m. umph over the Washington Sena­ Cincinnati, .359. VWLS TH' OCCASION J WAS THERE CY„/ With the deetnictlon of Giuaeppe ' 5:45 p.m. (EDTi with a nation- Othenvise we re in trouble." One hit. OF THIS AFTE» / BUT ’YOU.' 4 THERE? Philadelphia at, Chicago (2). tor* w’hlle the World (tam pion* Runs Batted In — Aaron, Mil­ (Nino) Furina's car in Keith An-i wide televiaion and radio audience 2 p.m, Score b>' inning*: NOON BALL? Tighe named Bunning, Maas. were dropping a 4-1 decision to the waukee. 25; Robinson, {Glnciimati, draw's fatal craal Wednesday, the'(CBS .5:30-6 p.m, EQTi getting a Pitl-sburgh At Cincinnati (2), Billy Hoeft, Frank LAry '.and Paul R H E ■ Detroit Tigers. 50-year-old Italian rharapion was second-hand look and listen Rainbow* .. 511 040 x —11 24; Furillo, Brooklyn, Ho^', CTn- X 2 p.m. Foytack as "pretty good meit*' but • * I The Bocton Red Sox squeezed cinnatl and Sauer, New York, 22. put of the race and only American | The owner*,, a aciuit handful of admitted the last three had been Firemen .. . 020 1(X) 0— 3 fi 6 past the Kansas City A's, 4-3, in drivers remained. | the 136 who kicked In 350 nominal- Galli, Varley. VHtner ana Skin­ Hita — Aaron, Milwaukee, 42; k' slow to hit their slfide. "Don Lee the other AL ganfie. r Robinson, Cincinnati, 41; Schoen- The oldest drivcis expected to.i ing fees before Feb. .15, came up was a. wonder early but he tapered ner; GalH and Fogarty. No Eaay Time -J attempt qusltflcation today are ' With another 3,500 apiece before Coon Hound Trials ' OHUBOH LEAGUE TTie White Sox had no easy time dienat. New York and Musial. St. off andjis strictly a relief man. I Louis, 40; Groat, Pittsburgh, 38. A also a couple of the liest, Paul Rus- the official deadline yesterday and SimrlsiA/ “P to starter after Tentple Beth Sholom btasKed of It, They collected just six hit* so of Caiioga, Oalif . in a rebuilt I 3500 more for admission to the Home Runs — .Aaron, Mil­ O L I l f U U I f U C 3 U l l U a y wonderful work in the btill- Oonamunity Biaptiat last night in a Scholastic Baseball off Art O ’ccarelll and had to over­ waukee, 9; Moon, St, Louis, 8; Novi that crashed while he was starting gate... pen. come-a one-run deficit to hang up I’W Church Softball League game at Sauer, New York, 7; Robinson, ■ IH* »> AM • F leading last year's race, and Fred . W ith the 3100.000 added by the Coon hounds will be running and Below Par Hartford 14, Weaver 2 their sixth straight. Conversely, Agabashian ‘ of W alnut Creek, track, this brouglu the purse to Robei'laon Park by * 17-8 score. the defeat waa.the fifth in aucce'a- Cincinnati, and Mathews and Ad­ barking again Sunday when the: Both Foytack and Hoeft have East Hartford 9, New London 3 cock, Milwaukee. 6-. Calif., in a new BoV'es Seal T a,t 3113 800 for seven .starlers and Five run* in the firat innirtg helped alon for the Orioles. ^"P.^bester Coon * , Fox Club.jwili] been below par. And L*ry ha* been Southington 11, Farmington 2 Pitching—Labihe, Brooklyn and BY EDGAR MARTIN BpeCiai. Both are A? v ears old,- u ru.ade,_/hj? ll’lon eria n «._ 365, 250, S e < > * aetUe the issue. Cibheh led Uie Tem­ pick Donovan and Paul La BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Saw Everything hold its annual Coon Dog Field] running into bad luck according to Middletown 13, Glastonbury -6 Gross, Cincinnati, 8-0, 1.000; Kou- Rusao and Agabashian have ''•orth'JS 2.5, 000. i h i i d ple with three hits including Palme handled the 'WlTita-' Sox BUZ SAWYER BY Trials at the North Coventry ' Tighe. Before last night's 4-1 vic- Plainville 9. Newington 2 fax; - and -D.ryadale, Brooklyn, 4»)NMi « L « » T q iialified 10 tim ea each, for the M e- 315 MIO and fourth 3., home mn. Borgida, Hairy Coven- Wethersfield 8, Rockville 4 pitching chores. Minnie Minoio zorka, m y m r -u c n c !' groun^ I tory -ove^ New York. Hoeft had a broke it up with' a doubl* in the Phillips. Milwaukee and Cardweii, w o e n s morial Day race but neither ha* *' J*’ ? sky, Landers and irandler each hit ■Wilson 6 .-Windsor 1 Philadelphia, 2-0: 1.000. 'OW wonnerfulyouake, ever woo It « ' ' crabcakes-n-r.ve and horse* seri- Entries hs\'e been received from O'® record and hadn’t completed safely twice for the Temple and Cheney, Tech 8, ,St. Thomas eighth. any of his three previous starts. Strikeouts — Koufax, Brooklyn, IN MAJORCA. • r 7 ‘ ' i oualy, an impressive vitjtory by New York Stale, Alassachusetts, Baskind, Froh and Lawaon did Aquinas (New Britaiani 1 The Indians didn't break any VnOtA SEBViG »AVX i Iron Liege would do more than en- Rhode Island and Connecticut. A l­ Lary JiAd only a 2-4 record and fences down in their victory over 35; Jones, St. Louis, 33; Arroyo, T M t STGSHfVS. VMJWi? ngx ■■ « able Jones to accepit the magnifl- bert Kissman. trial chairman and Foytack waa 2-2. ■' the Senators, either. But they go( Pittsburgh, 31; Roberts. PhlladeJ- I n 8 ^ Y 1 G 5 V ' I Woodlawp vaae from Mrs. field marshal, .expects a record I “ V it’ r t fortunate to be as close sough pitching from Buddy DaleyiTey .phla, 29"; Cardwell and Sanford, T 7 J C T C y I Nixon In the winner’s circle. It number of hounds to bornpete. Hub as we are with Harvey Kuenn and Indians Naad One Win for Title nd Ray Narleski to sew it U]up. Philadelphia, 28. rx • would mean more than Calumet’s OUi, Austin to assist Kissman. (Imie A1 Kallne down below .300," he Narleski came on in the eighth B A C B -fc ^ S l i n t ’ S> Preakneaa winner and Jockey Kgistoff will truck the dogs i l l to , said. ‘"Tliat is something you don't and got- himself In a jam in the American I.e*gae C i t I- O k ^ a x g g l O vuillle Hartack's second In a row. the starting line and Francia Kria-j expect.” Two Games Lasted Next Week, ninth when he loaded the bases Batting (based on 50 at bats) — .3—^---- - Big QursUon toff will be the starter. j T ighe raved about the spring wrlth two out but he struck out Ed- Bertoia, Detroit. ,380; -Williams, Three two run Innings, and two j It would resurrect, the question Leo. Ijtnglols, Steve Klein. Ed " ’“ r k o f Rene Bgj-tois, the 22-year- -jo e irons be^t.” He said he didn’t think the "SrrE .»n,« ...... „.r Kuenn, Detroit,' Graff. Kanaaa City THAKKS.-THAMC6 FM/OR SOMETIME WmA .WHAT POUW-Z SNOtUD'Vt and Griswold GhappSll. X a day on the bench. He Wen) hit and McDougald. New Y'ork, 3; nln* HIT ME 2' Cheney Tech ...r;002 121x-8-.7-1 .''’"'•''“b' b of a second Yanks will rim away-with it. On much-improved Meriden at Mt.{Towner* in West Hartford Mon- less and now is batting .192. _AV0TJ, PAL/ snvEPONjrNEJdtl "^f^VMINTMOneL ■Vic Johnson, >Arb Fraser. Char- Nebo -Botk-contaaU-hava-a 3:30^ay And the Red-Raidera will be players tied With 2..-• -c , St. TTromas ..... ,000 0001 -1-2-4 | o | f .m ‘X*cA. one minute,, the other- handr- he.-cautiously- ob­ Tort Brewer Went all the way The TRfpis justa rieTVobdbifry''and Ted Stepaniikl starting time. - 1 in town Thursday. In earlier Home Runs — Williams, BostoU, TOTAL LOSS Roy and Austin: Bantleuskl, ' u t i, v, i.i. served “They’re right up there for the Red Sox, .but it wasn’t a I Msgan and Walaaewicz. Besides Hartack. w h o won with will a ^ a* short order cooks and with big guy* like 'Yogi Berra and Meriden, a 3-2 victor over the ! mstchsa, ManchesUr was shutout 9; SieverS. Washington, 8; Mantle^ ______I Fabius la.si year, the only other hand out soft drinks in- the can- .fomfortable triumjih. He was Be­ New Y'ork. 8; Maris, Clevelamd, Hank Bauer not hitting." Indian* and the Ion* club which by the powerful West Hartford hind S-0 at one point. The Sox fi­ ■previous Preakness winners were tee'n. squad but the Indiana upended Bolling. Detroit . and Zemial, a x White Sox IxM>k Good - ha* a chance to tie for the crown, nally tied It and Jiromy Piersall tCv ' ' c ! ‘ Eddie Arcaro, tr>ing for his rep-r Winners in this trial will . bq the Red Raiders 4-1. ~ 7 Simpson, and Skiaas, Kapsas City W’’ Tighe said the Chicago White also has,another game remaining worn the game with a double in the UOffS. .oCOrC I O in iS ■ ord-breaklng sixth aboard Bold eligible for the championship finals Coach Matt M aetoso/will Select 8, . ■ i.'. ' • ' '*• Sox “Look real good but I don’t with Bristol. Any combination of a ninth. _ “ T Ruler; and Ted Atkinson, who to be held later in the-year by the his starters' from emel^ Co-Cap- Pitching—Tmeks, Kansas City, ,i . }> know how they can stay Up. there.” Manchester'win or a Meriden loss F or tt.1). Ueerees scored with Capot in 1949. . United Qoon Hunter*'Field Trial taina Paul O’Brigirt and Ed Pick- 5-0.'J'.OoO;' Narleski.'Cleveland, 3- , Piipilco records ahotS'ed that Wll- He called Cleveland’s pitching "im­ will 'produce., a secqnd straight A un. league .championship for'-Coach man, T-ew Geis, Modis Raudsepp. 0, 1.000; Zuverlnk, Baltimore, V; ------X . (jamtens, up on Federal. Hill, As usual there will be plenty of pressive ” but said the Indians had Steve 'Thomas, Jack Toomey and S'usce. Boqton, ' and Larsen and w m Members-.' of the Maiwhester; never ridden at this track be- Tom Kelley's successful squad. Manager Talking free parking and no admission "no • punch at *11" -and wondered Charlie Luka*. / ' Ford, New York, 2-0, . . Obedienc* Dog Ti alning’*’ a a s s i (ore and Bobbv Usaery. aatrtde what would happen If Herb Score, Kelley,’who doesn’t plan to back 1 000 will be cha.rged. Strikeouts — Score, Cleveland. hrought home a good share of rib- n ,}, h Iss. had boe previous ap- into the championship. ha.s nomi­ Through His Hat Injured lefthander, is .out for any 39; Pierce; (Chicago. 37; -WJmn, bons and trophies’ from recent; The trials will start In the morn­ length o f llfine. nated his ace, southpaw Alan Excluding yesterday’s three- ing and continue throughout the Cleveland, 35; Maas and Bun'nfhg. shows in Springfield and Willi-,; Eldon Nelson, riding Inside "Boaton’a (pitching la like ourA" Johnaon, unbeaten in four starts, wav encounter with (JCIL rivals . New Orleans, May. 18 (i?i — Cus drfv. TTie’ grounds are located on Detroit, 30. mantle. . ' T ra ct, ha* been the leading rider he S'aid. “ After Frank Sullivan to face the ; Warrior*' who have Hail and Windham, Coach Paul D'Amato, manager of heavy­ River Rd„ off Rt. 44A in North Phlnney’a Red and Whits track Double Trouble BY MERRILL BLOSSER A t the Bay State Show, Mrs. the two-week Pimlico meeting and Tom Brewer they have to go I*’**'’ l»»l Ihree outings. John- weight champion Flow'd Patterson, Sailing? BY LIg^LlE TURNER'i FRECKLES AND HIS PRIEffPS Marlon Szeluga placed her dober-, winding up today and Joe (Oil­ .(Coventry: near, the Connecticut dlgglng. They're tough with Ted \ »'>"• *•<> White co-captain and squad has. notched two wins while ia "talking through hia hat" in Experimental Station. Arrows will being on the short end of the score ABOUT T « E5TATP. 1 THINK, >IK WONDER IF ANGUS KHDn B HIB L00K.EASYt AN8VS’ man pinscher, Ace, in live N ovice'm one, on Inswept, is one of the Williams in there but they miss I ho«»tlng * flue 2-13 earned run proposing a July title match with Hall High _ Winner point the way. three time*. Before competing in AWdUG BECAUe FUgl00».j0«MREP fgOTHER PLANB TO s a il FOR TMtiAT HASN'T ganea MV WORD, BUT BUSINeSiS BCHaaa .wlthT score 'of 197 out] Easts top stakes rii^tira, Gene Mauch at second base." . average, will'be opposed by either fourth-ranked contender Willie 'T' I S~' « KM TO lEAVe AT ONCS.Ot MSP B H SINfiAPOKf TONtSNT...tWPBR TM» HIM OFF vrri HE’S o f a possible 200 points. The -fol-1 - — ------— Tighe explained the success of ‘ oPhomore John Novak (2-3) of the^astern Sectional* at. Storr*. FPi.% BfiSN s u c k ! m -H A Yr Paatrano. the manager of the New vsl X m C K x^O nteSt R8ADY TO SO AALiae lowing day the dog was fourth, Maas, the 26-year-oId righthander ^Jafk Sweeney (1-0). Novak ThUraday afternoon at 2 o cltwk, Orleans -challenger said today. ' ____ AGAIN! U5TBN.J4E’S 1D po SONie»«N6 DRASTIC/ 1 'mm In theAsme claaa with a 190 score.; Kelley to Defend with the 5-1 record. ” H'e has cut p * * a 6-4. loser the first- time the Indian* will wsrm up with HOW DC CAums TO US'. giving her two of the three, legs * a three-cornered * meet, against YOU LEARN Sport Schedule dots-n on hi* walks to one or two •™’*"**- ba?tlt‘^ lh tK ^ ^ riC l Int^e^t- M S r ie r % i* h ‘ J^we^ needed for a Gompanlon Dog De,-; a game.” he said. "Last year when ; ®*8 Dzladek (2-1) or Tom Bulkeley and Norwich Monday THATf gree in obedience given by the i Marathon Crown afternoon at 3 o'clock at the West he had a 0-7 record he used to i ®P«"*«'‘ > *‘*‘*'y Meri­ the stylish boxing Pastrano noon at West Hartford In a C d h American Kennel Club, In order Monda.v, M ay 20 walk five. *i.\ or seven a" game." den starter -In -Thursday's battle SWe Oval. "looka like the moat logical foe to obtain any obedience degree, YonkeiaJ N. Y.,’ May 18 (A5 — at Nebo. Robust BobU Nei] and Top performers who are given dual meet.'The loser* trimmed Golf—High vs H ill—West] Hart­ for my boy right now." D'Amato Windham, 88 to 18 while Hall ;a dog must receive'’ three quali­ I Johnny Kelley, ?6-year-okl Groton, ■ - - - . ------. ■ Clyde Richard, both unbeaten in a strong change to score in the ford. .1 7 said he had talked with Pastrano’s downed the Whippetu, 78-26. . fying scores Of at least 170 points Tennis • Highj vs Hall—West : Cotin., school teacher, defends his e i g h t r u n f r .\m e , one start, and hard-luck' Wes Eastern Sectionals are Dick Wil­ manager, Whltey Esneault. with with 50 p4r cent of the points of j'National A.A.U.“ Marathon champ­ Feshler (0-2) will be ready for liam* i220-vard dash). Scotty the proposed-match to-take place Summary: Hartford. ’ ' . Wiilimantlc. May 18 (^V'-A mid- ClenHanlel (880-yard run). Joe each exercise 'These scores must Track— High ya Bulkeley-Nor- ionship today ajtainst a field of the Red Raiders who boast a In New York. ' lAsiarl (it): J Dy»r game outburst go^ for right runs Dyer ' (discus). Dorn .Squatrlto (MV: 3. llirtfUaiA (Mi: 4. Uwi* (Hi: ; DUUnce, 44 Xt€t. 9U , judges.' - of vV’estcheiter County. bad-start, j' (pole vault), and the 880-yard re­ Incher. . .B aseba ll-H igh vs Hall, 3:31^- ers College baseball team., a'10-6 about such a match or anything Discus: 1 Dyer (M>: 3. Stelnl* (H); ■ 'I^e atandard poodle, Chico, Kelley, flrat U. S. winner of the The veteran Red and White lay quartet comprising DiCk *1**," Esneault retorted;‘ "To be­ West Hartford. victory yesterday over the New Pepin, Phil Pineo, Roger Chris­ 3; ,LrwU (H): 4. ChrlSUana (Hi: 5. owned by John D’Addario of Man*- Great-Eastern vs Rainbow, 8:30 i RO.ston Marathon^hince “ Old” John Britain Teachers ..College'0/ .Con­ coach will-rely on Dick Kacinskl gin with, Paptrano won't b* ready Nylund tH»i Distance, 129 feet. ^4 Chester and handled by -Mrs. A. Kelley, won in 1945, set a course (.389); Johnson 1.394), Norm Ho- tian* and William*. Th* boy* will becauae hs’a got a fight with Rby rtchsi. . • . - • • ' —Robertson Park. necticut here. The big blow of an m ake an all out attempt to qualify T le li Jump; -1 Lindsay tM); X \ James ' Zonlick, the forme’i' Ro­ Jayceea vs N^sarene, 6:30—Rob­ record of two hours, 24 minutes, right-run sixth Inning was a bases- henthal (.313) and Pa’nny Reirn Harris in Houston on June 11." Churilla (Ml; 3. Welti (H); A Tie be- ' THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE New Attitude berta Hallock,'wqri two legs of his 52 seconds in capturing the AAU 1.306) to suppl.v the offensive for the ah/iual State Meet sched­ tween Colpitis (Hi and Lotentaen (M); MORTY HEEKLE What A Dope! BY DICK CAVALLI BY WILSON SCRUGGS ert.son Park. loaded home run from the bat of uled ^aturda'y, June 1 at Tale. Heiflit, fi feet,. S inches. ■* O.D.X.,, or * Companion Dog- Ex- Marines vs Nike -Warriors, G:30 title last-yesr. The Kelleys arc Omar Gagnon. Ron Donahu.e hit a punch. The hard-hitting Kacinskl Broad Jump; t,‘ Cassano (Hi: X CoP 'FimCeM0RE,WENDf ASKED ME IDOO-' VCLUYOU UaVE»/r given me much time TO K 7 //A R t ______7 EVERVBOCVKNOit® cellmty'Degree. —Charter Oak Park. ■ , no relation. ^ two-nm homer for New Britain in has hit safely In all eight garnet -Jayvers Triumph Wtts (U); 3. Peptn (H); A lie between _ .STAR 0 ^ KCTVgORKSHOWSH^ GO THINK am ir IT, s/r omvwQrD sw that's Mrs/ Zonlick .placed C?hlco first The elder Keiiej’, w ho'w on the Only one game ia on the agenda Duaan (M) and; Bio^e (W); Dtst^CA HAiOIVIN'yCTILL SUN- vousfupicyj! AAANGy LONVDOWN NO . TueMla.v. May 31 the ninth.. -thus far this spring. Ovarall. the for Coach Tony D’Angona’s 19 feet, :4 Inches. OaWTDQITCmiM/ ’(DOQNTSHKPHEROea INSTDDpOUrOFNGW, WONDBIf a . lets CUnRATE WITH A mOY / In Open B .^^competition with a National title in 193S and 1950, la Indiana are 6-2 on the season. Freshman Bob~^*ciart shot a Pole vault:. 1. Squatrlto (Ml: X Cuw ,. Mai Tool vs (Community Baptist, back for another tO’ along with Cheney Tech baseball team next LANCiyE MANGi^LDfVDOWN, f«VERORRyGUN9 ' ■YORK.WHW ' score of ;98 and sf Willlmanttc sparkling 79 to take medajlist. ran (H); 3. tie among otelnle (m , OOYOUTMHTC took a.'third. place in the same class 6:30—Robertson Psrk. Dr. O ldrles Robbins. 1944-45, and week. The Techmen, aportlng a 1- Jacobs (M), Warren (Ml. Klssmsh Idle last weak the Manchester junors -as the ^Manchester High Isht, i f feet •' ■ , NO'OXINT SHCEPHERPK.^ .■'d V.-/ with > 199 point lota l. ■First National va- North Meth- Tefi-Cotbitt. 1954.' Of the.trio only 4 wop 'and loat record (exerading OFTMAlT 'OdlsL G;80— Charter Oak ^ark. High golfers return tq action with yesterday's scheduled coqtsst with Bchoot. J'V golf 'squad trounped _____ Wllltarae IM): X KUne (W>! Marge Dougan , and h ey^’le- the plodding Corbitt flgurea to be. two matches on 'tap. Monday 'KU^ngjy . '17-l In a "recent rnatch; t chM (Hie A Prow iMK i, ihoma, a factor, , St. Thomas), engages Haitfofd tH»: Tlme.7;ta*.. maraner. Frits, Competed in Obedi­ Y ■ ~ t ~ : afternoon the Indians meet Hall in ffeglonal Tech in-a 2)45 g%m» Other Red" and Wfattq; 'sjbootsrs. in- 330; L Shers (H): 1 KHae (W); H. ence and scored a fifth in Novice ■ --p; - _ ^ J RHODV THE CHOICE West Hartford and Meriden will be Wednesday - af tamoon at Mt. clUdea'Peite ZagHogSrSwV'McS’ar- A diasa vcitli 198 7)0101* but. of a • ' ■ . . __ .I; Pitching—-Don Grivas, Redlega, Thursday's opponent at the Man­ land 88, Jon Norris 95 and alter­ (Mi: .!Ptme.. 131.9. possible 200 to ..win his first C,.D. 'completed hi* third game in three Nebor ' ? ■ 440t 1. B)>ere —Perennial .• Baseball PractIfN!: chester Country Club. Co a q h Either righthander Rus)l Cowlisi nate Mike Oonlon 93. KUUnglVs Weiu tH); A Chr(*ll*aa (It): 8. Aat. *v»v., champloii Rhode ialfind la favored -iU rta by defeating tiie Nlsiw York Jrim Downs carded 'an. 87. HAVING. Larry Perry's unbeaten squad has (0-3) or southpaw Harry, Itoy (I- *‘ »^-.**V.‘ ilffl&*'*?!?}; X McGowan ‘ I C lub' 'members Are remim to mn the Ymkaa Conference Moilayty B r ^ basabqll tpAm win Glint*, 11-1, • , : already Defeated both .rivtala. in. looster that the class now ’ meets svef 1) wilt draw th* ihoufid aasigD' tssm trdek championship here to" hOld a practice session .Sunday .Hitting—Jim P/ersail, Red Sox, prqvio.ua mdeUngi and Is f ib r e d . The highest mutual fta^ff at NlW eUM mfDt. Dave Heyagt (.583), Dapa ^ MliSTl-cnaadaiBel, (K * “ Mondays pight St 7:30 at day* for the -lOtlt year in a row\. mortiing at 10 o'clock at ,Mt. Nebo, lashed out a double in the ninth to stags r«p>*at peffqrmancok Austin (.583). ' Marty 'Parkrit L ^ r e t In 1958 occurred ..when WHILE VOU AND to the re*r o f . the. Community Y Some ISO athletes are ^tered from Power* tit) » s X k 90Ach John Hedlund reiiorts . . . to iKofS the rUn in; Boa- - -Tsasb nispxhor* :(av«rAt*s bo- - (.486) and Hiuik Jfirio)M i(.357) n o M y JI«F.V M torM ^;8800l8(F for ^ SrwiR *. * .Vu lOI ‘ liegion Jublora will , drill Sunday ton's uphill 4-8 over kan- tween psrenthesas) - ^aeiud* ar* sxpeetsd to pppyldfi prp,vid8 th«tb « hth*avy 81 in vKaiHng th* G^Mapsalt* relay I 1. Ha ryboroa. ably is Gpon to Alii •^TiMla wUIpjfet uiider way At I 'p jn .’ Chaa): X Maachaeter aftataoon j*t Mqbb At li30. *M O ty . Roger Barrott - - -T. -! V 'i -\ ' >;■- '■, : ■X- iT V 1 .'X r 'V.. -' r^Ui''.?ji:A:- ■ ::^ . ■VW-i: ,,y, •\lr. : x X.' ;■ 9 -V v - 'X • * •: . \ - A'i. , 'V V : X ■'...... MJ^CEffiSTER EVENING aERALD,> l^mCHESTER, CONN., ^A ttJ^A Y, MAY 18/1957' X'. F a c i e t B i R i B E M {■S'- j . - - 1. ''/h : Help Wahiedt^Male 36 MANCHESTER 'EVENWG HEBALD. MANCHESTER, COSN., SATURDAY, MAY 18, 1967 ' • ; ' ' ArUclc* fox 8«l4 46 G*rdeii-f<-Fari»—bairjr Machinery and, Tools 52 N Wteited t® Rent .68 Botnea for Sale 72 H o o m i f o r Salt 72 SbbiulMai far's*!* 75 ------— ------■' ■ ’ ' ■ iBHnF EUlAty FOR SAtJB - MMSal. Druma, to Pindneta ' "SO WANTED—^Two or three-room fur­ com m iealen.. Hhtixieience tore- ACANCHBOTBR, 824 LydaU Streat TTROD n A 'WA8T1NO — TWf FIVB ROOAIS. OU hot air haaU good conditleti. $2.50 aach. For nished or partiaUy furnished Bttildinf—Centneting 14 THERE DUGHTA BE A LAW! Help Wuited-<—Male: HeljF^Wanted—Male 88 (erred, but will train. Apply Mr. LETTUtJE, early cabbage, and -Six-Room Cape Cod feahfrea In­ Ranch Hoonrla about to b« sold, Gaiaga, wttriMin. Two , Aoto D r iv ^ School 7*A , PAGALY^d SHORTEN^ further toformaUon call The Her- * WE RENT mt by refined, retired gen­ . pentrir pJantB 35c dozen. 6,000 clude! 1% baths, garage, flieplace ^ hurry! Attradtlva Uvtog r o ^ D ralM i, Morton’a Shoea, TTB Main ald jjhOiie M T lS m i. treea, gaedan OORDNiat AUTO SCHOOL. Indl. IP YOU INTEND to buUd your d r i v e r -s a l e s m e n tnuumlanted- Pritchard tomatoes Smsn Cement end Mortar Allxers, tleman. ^-Ayailsble on or before with paneled woU, hot water oU, ' with dining area, ultra-mo^m from Alanchaatar Ce 'St May 80. Mqet be ceiitral loca­ [M vidual inatrucUbn on insured dual- ntw home call Wllliant Kanehl, MllN’S REBUILT and Relasted 35c doien or $1.60 per hundred. Power nxmeJM, Eleetrle Hsm- heat, dining room, aluminum kitchen, extra cabinet space, ^ e Talbot Agency, pboca P I: Contractor and BUUder,' Ml. For newlv eStaWlsll*d wholeaiUe. 12 Glenwoo<^ i AQtchell 9-4187. tion, best of\w ferences. AQ triple track windows. Modem panel family room, three bed­ control . cars by experienced, A hV TIMC THCQES 60MK VOlUNTIKft V W .. < . TOOLMAKER Shoes. / Reasonably iMced. Sam at., msrs. Water Pumps, Building 3-7773. B ut WHO DOiS THE CATCHING? PUNGV’S routes. Flva-day week, salary and ’ 9-2686. throughout. $8,000 d oem .' -Vacant. rooms. 100’ wooded lot high on TWO-STORY BOMB, PuAer St,!' trained Instructors. Quality aijd F0R.TME 1 0 0 0 6 , FUNGUS IS RIGHT IN THERE Bxjte>4euc«<1 In expe^mental Yulyes, 28 Oak St., to front of Jseks^Chsto Holsts, Air Compres­ Advertiieiti'eiit satisfaction assured. MI 9-8010 or seceeTARV could tell W)u a thing or commiaaion: .Health, welfare arid Pumeli Parking Lot. sors, Power Rmiers, Lawn Sweep- Owner transferred. Prioe $16,500. a hUl. A bargain in the toit un­ Coventry. pt >ei40 after 6:10 - Pitching--. - /'parUi aircraft quality work, ss COUPLE with three children rneed JA BIDWELL Home Improvement Co. THREE ABOUT TH\Tf pension plan. Paid holidays.. Must « Honachold Goods 51 lim e Spreaders, Rotary Tlll- Shown ^ appointment. Phone AQ der $20,000 price range,. For ap­ p.m. CLASSIFIED Alterations, addiUons, garsgea. hour ^teek,. meny employe bime- five or aix-room house :eha- be' high school graduate. Apply STAINLESS Steel De Luxe B a ^ - TrsUers, MisesUsnsous Tools. 3-6273. BraeJSum Realty. pointment, caU Katherine Pratt, Re-sldlng speciallats. Eaay budg- $URS!i 'u HANDie Wednesday and Saturday mom- ftta, liicliMung Inauranee, paid hoU- AM^qUB rURNirURtt, sUver^ menh AQ 9-3864. GLASTONBURY ^ oft Oediip DEPT. HOURS tARSON'S DRIVma Eohool, daya and profit ^drtiw plan. cue Grill, practically new, sacrl- PI 3-7699, or J. Wataon Beach, JA X Manchester’s only trained ' and et terms. MI 9-6496 or IR THC dOURNM. .If you’re looking for a inga. Other days afternoons after ' flee $18. CSsU MI 3-1270.______, ohtoa, and used furniture MANC^HBSTEIR — Sbe-Room Capa 3-3U4. Ridge Drive, whoded toL approsd* 8:15 A. M. to 4 :3 0 ^ 6-9109. m U X > M A O ^ E TOOL’OO. It and sold. Fomlturs Repair Cod—522 West Mlddla Ibke. Five mately 1% aidres. Beaufiflu vteW.’ ’^rtlfled Instructor. For your safe- steady job -’ with annual 2 p.m. M l 9-5288 A A P EQUIPMENT ty^ e are trained to teaeb proper- LIVE BAIT for fishing, minnows, MI. I-74a.______Houses for Sale 72 finished. Hot water oil neat. Con­ AIANCHESTER — Comfortable AQ 9-6093. " 7 ‘ '’-r:------CHIMNEY, FIREPLACE, Mona raises, liberal vacations, '9 a (Center Street •ly. m . 0-6076. WONDER BREAD Worms, etc. 80 Franklin St:, Atanchester , . venient location. Large two-car room Cape on quiet street. Hot c o p y CLOSING TIME contractor. MI 9-6461, Ml 1-6042 and other employe benefila,., USED t v SETS—(or cottage, rec- AIANCH^dTER — Six reom''Cape garage. Immediate occupancy. LEBANON — Owner triuuMrrod. Help Wanted— Rockville, TR 64179. Phone AQ 9-3063 water oU heat. Storms and MANCHESTER Driving Academy . or 318 Fern St. then become a Guard at reatlon room, etc. Good condition, Cod. .Over-stzed garage, full rear Priced reasonable. Phone AQ Attractive S-bedrocm reoldanoe. fo r ^c l a s ^ip ie d a d v t . BAKERY reasonably pnoed. Potterton’s, IM dormer, fireplace, conveniently screehs. 1%% mortgage avail­ guarantees Ks;Uta. Expert instruc­ Male or Female 37 BEIX3IAN Brownie li|^t weight '6373. Brae-Bum Realty. able. Cash required $8,8(M. Made- fireplace, breezeway, double FOR OARAGE and shed dormers, tha -Connecticut State Pris­ Center St., AQ 9-4637. Idcstod, sensible priced at $16,800. t)N. THRU FRI tion. dual contf8lle. Male choke.. Rhone AH 9-4992. A. R, Wilkie and Co., Realtor. AQ $1,000 DOWN. Three - bedroom able acres. 4 varieties berrlMt 10:30 A. M.^ Also all types of Interior work. AB80LUTB BAROiOH — Cdstom 9-0649, AQ .9-4886. ments. ’ J $3660 ' EAST HARTFORD, CONN. or female.. Howard Johnson’s, Wearing Apparel—-Furff 57 home. $7,6(X), Screened porch, roUR-R(X>M' Cape Cod with full evergreens, $16,000. Southward SATURDAY 9 A. M. For best in price and workman­ Manehaater. M l 9-6220. GARDEN AIDE Tractor with plow, mode comldes end druse. Slip­ double bSsement, garage, trees. Agency. WlUlmantle. HA 8-2786, The Maximum covers, $69.60 end up.'Otoioe of TWO FAAQLT DUPLEX, 4-4. Oon- ahed dormer and expansion attic, M t M DRIVING SCHOOL:- Fe ship, call Manchester Roofing and DESIGNERS disk harrow, cultivator, and snow CHESTER Furriers. Furs remod­ Will make allowances for needed Near Bowers School. Fireplace in HA 8-2071, or Mancheater AQ Sidings Co., Inc. MI 9-8933 for fabrics. Budget terms. Airs. Rtts, eled, rspalred, cleaned and 'venient locaUori, fenced to yard, TOVR COOPERATION WILL male Instructor. Standard or autO' ' $4560 plow. 'Ideal Grinding Shop: AQ repairs. Owner AQ',9-5183. living room and basement. Mod­ 9-7877. , matlc. Day,- evenings, Sun^ free estimates Proprietor Joe Experienced pien required for Sttaations Wanted— 3-8979. JA 3-7780. glased. Work done at my home. atoesite drive, oU beat, consider­ BE appreciated Get an application for able cash required, $14,900. CaU em Kitqhen. AQ 9-4061. appointments. MI ’ 9-6541, 9 or^ Olrardin. layout and devel^ment of elec‘ Female ''' . 38 No overhead. SaVe. CaU AQ NEW Five-room Ranch,' oil base­ PRISON GUARD at the COIN COLLECTIONS. T h a y e r I CUBIC rOOT Westtoghouae Re- A. R. Wilkie and Co., ReQtors, board hot water heat, stairway to after 4 p.m. frigsrator. In good working con- 9-7118 for free estimate 'at your HOLUSTER School Section — 146 Wftfittd— Ran] Estat* 77 Office of the State Person­ tronic equipment, "'^siness ma- stroller. Girl Scout uniform. home. Under no obligation. Cs]apes AQ 9-0649, AQ 9-4889.. Member attic, basement garage. Reduced Garrison Colonial, four bedrooms, Dial Ml 3-5121 Alhin^inuninum Storms and chinea or similar expertence help­ HOUSEWIFE wishes to look after Dresses. Spring coat. Sises 10- dlaqp. Asking $30. Call AQ Afanehister AQB. to $14,000. E E Realty Ck>. AQ ARB YOU OONSIDBRINO nel Director, Room 405, S-4366. and stoles, $20. ft 1% baths, 34’ living room, ptoe chU4ren to her home... All 9-4061. 12. Call All 9-6983. 9-6397, AQ 8-4460. SELLING YOUR PROPERTY? Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 greens 14-A S ta^ Office Building, Hart- ful. Excellent opportunitiei-fpr tha BIGHT ROOM Colonial — Older paneled recreation room, breeze­ THE VlUAOE CaiARM Antique way, garage lot 76x142. $28,000. We will appraiae your property to/a, or your nearest Coh‘ _ right man. . ' RCA FLOOR Model Golden Throat home. ExoeUent condlUon. Near ITVE-ROOm ’^ CAPE. OU heat (raa and without any obUgatica MANCHESTER Cycle Shop, 186 ALUMINUM WHTOOWS. doors, Shop of Alanchester, Conn., 43 Rooms Without Board 59 Waltcm W. Grant Agency, Real­ Dog^^^^^d^Peta 4l Radio and Phonograph combined. school, churches, stores and bus. Sewers. On Westfield 8t. Lot We aia4 buy property for cash. Lost and Pound West Middle' Tpke. Repairs all jalousies. p orch es> ^ ’nings. Free aecticut State Employment Spruce St. General line of inter­ tors. Member Multiple Llsttok makes of . bicycles. New and used Has never been used. Call AQ SINGLE AND double''boom avaU- Entrance haU, large Uvtog room, 76 X 160. Ma:y be seen by ap­ Selling or buying contact estimates. Call N. BNChaae Co., Service. GRAY MANUFACTURING MANCHESTER Pet.^nter (or all 3-8284. esting antiques, past and futurs dinln# room, den, kitchen, laun­ Service, AQ 3-H63, NOTICE Is hereby given that Op­ bikes for sale. Also buy used able. Reaaonabto weekly rates. $8 pointment. Owner, tel. AQ 9-6694. STANLEY BRAY. Realtor MI 9 0233 or Rockville TR^ 8-1200. coUectlbles, Including bric-a-brac dry room, threr flreplacea, buUt tional Share Book No. 6373 issuetl bicycles. Work guaranteed. Rates CO. your „ pets and peCs supplies. and up. RockviUa Hotel, TR CAPE COD—Expandable. Shannon BRAE-BURN K k A V rr SI AKC registered Mdigreed wire and glassware. Open sU day and 6-9691. to book cases, three large > bed AQ. >6373. b y 'T h e Manchester Sa\-ings and reasonable. DO IT NOW! . . 16 ARBOR STREET FULL SIZE Window Screene, also evenings. MANCHESTER built. Aluminum storms, garage, haired terriers. Ail 9-427S\Open -T------rooms, two baths, large closets, breeieway amesite drive. Large Loan Association, Inc., has been Roofing-i-SidinR ______HARTFXIRD , Moriday-Saturday, 9-6 p.m. Thurs- window shutters. Call MI 8-7966. L47 NORTH AIAIN ST.—Fumlahed closed In porch, largo outside fire- AQJLTn»LE USTINO <«eris tta lost and application has been —; GBNERAIrELECT'HIU Stove, two Room, In qu ire^ ‘ CENTRAL LOCATION lot. Attractively landscaped. $17,- Business Services Offered 13 ROOFING, SIDING, painting. Car­ day, 9^ p .’ i. — Mrs. Irish, ll placi, pool, patio, nicely ’ land­ combined services

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features m milk shake Windy iHkd enot with rain taper­ , ing efr to dHzzlq 4Ma evnatag. come to be known as Emanuel Class 12 A bout Tow n Awful.” This bailk shajee is, the ^ahill-Vacanti Wedding Meenber ef the Audit -x* .' endtof ’ toalght. Fair aad wnmer Heard Along' Main Street business men tell,;ua "awfully large To Be Conlirmed CMS Barena of 'draalattoa Tuesday. v - and awfully, grdbd,” 'a n d this is a Mdit^heatet^A City of ViUagi^Charm . MiM Barbum Marjilyn Schwann " > '" " 1 " ' ------«if North 'CSoventiy and DwiaJd And on Some of Manchester*$ Side. Streets, Too .popular ‘Item. ^ The Rite of Conflrmatton^wllM>e .1' ^ Richard Crawford, 30 Goodwin Under, a heading which said. observed at the 10:80 Arvlce to­ St., Mancheater. will be married »Mappy Mother’s Day, Modi, the morrow morning at •’Emanuel Lu­ VOL.XLXXVI, NO. 19f (SflCTISBN^FfAGES) ^ ^ N C H E S T B R , CONN., m6 n DAT, MAT M, 198T CdM lfM Advertisbig oti Pag« 14) thia afternoon at 3 o’clock, in the Hnsbaadman ^bathroom floor and wieldinjg.^'ir’ youngster ' had drawn an abstract theran Church., Paztor C. Henry Dependable Second Cohrregatlonal Church. We know a young fellow, 8 plunger and plumber's snakdibur picDure j in green and purple Mid Anderson'will coriRrm a class of North Oorentry. years old, who has a garden patch friend got busy. under the picture were these 15 girls and 14 boys. TTie class has about as big as your living room fe job, his son words: , been rece^vlhg Instruction for the rug. He and that garden have interest, then “Roses are Rfed. Violets are blue. jw st T6r«d}onths. and last Tuesday L i ^ o r S a y s The French Club will hold its given us lot of fun lately. with somg-dbubt, and then iti ap- Awful Awfuls are wopderful, and ihonthly meeting Wedneaday, May "Gening gaVe » evidence of their wedkal the irfC n you sure you -know what A Non.- examination held in Luther Hall. buainess aeaaion will be followed market this spring. Then he s ^ '5^ 're doing?" Members of the class sre JbiSn P.O. MX 1*1 • MW NAVIN I . by cart games and a aocial .time and dreamed oyer the , geeds, His father was speechless lor a, ■ . Anderson, borothy Best, Richard . with refreshments. AH families of .chuckling to him'self' ahodt how Berggren, William Braltwaite Jr„| French descent will be a-elcomc much moneyhe was goiftg to make SS : Pl*one Workers Doris .Carlson, Edwin H. Carlson ' to attend* on the vegetkbleh they would i n. r . . ymir father fa. Plumbing'Inspector Jt., Marilyn Carlaon. Marilyn Case, i produce. still In the and he should know what he's do­ Tax Refund Bid Carolyn , Edward Dell, Carol I Members of the Friendship packet, behind the pretty pictJires ing." Harding, Joan -Havens, Carol > Washington, May 20 ( , .Clrcls of the Salvation Army are he vyaa looking at! Given Priority Johnson, William Johnson. Susan | PHARMACY .^-This led to another project. He. The AFL-CIO executive coilh^ requested to bring to their rhee^ *Ttnkeni to Ever*-- •* Luettgens, Edward Marsh.' Bar-; g5> Hartferd Rd.—6P »-»94fi, cil today found Dave Beck e l Ing Monday evening at the' OUdelT made up a price Rst and from the In case there are any .Sheinwold income tax refunds will be made i bars McIntosh. Arthur Nielsen,' return of tickets sold or.rt$i8old looks of it. no wonder he wa.s fans wondering whst could have claims' for 1963 and prior years" Karen' Nielsen, Peter Olsen, Wll-1 “guilty as charged” of mis­ for the program of rtkifed sllde.s chuckling. We tried to explain the po.-aessed The Herald’s bridge ex -' filed by many employes of .th e ' liam Peterson, Judith Prior, Donna - using Teamsters Union funds. of Japan • by Sgt- MajorSjor AlibnA1 J. prices he Intended to ask wore fair pert in his column last Friday. | Southern New Englahd Telephone Regetta, Lynn Richmond, David rOPEN: game only when the produce was George Meany, AFL-CIO .-5 Munsie, Thursday eve^ng. May thte is to set their...niinds at ease. I 'These, claims will be given Solombnson, Richard Stephens. j president announced the find- 'benefneflt of the Siinday out of season; that they should be Sheinwold.' of Shetnwold on priority in processing. It was an- 38, for ‘0 r much lower in summer when Carl Torstenson, Thomas 'Turner I Foreign^Aid Schopli'’'^ Bridge, did not anftor any mental, nounetd today bv District Director Jr., and John Thleling Jr. ■ -j ' ing and said the Council had produce is plentiful on the market. sberratlpn in that Friday column,' Harold R All ' S a l C b A V ^ i made permanent its previous %T.;. j4 All in vain the price list Is still, in Scholarship and attendance - i v y ’ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stark­ Whar happetjed was a . triple play j . ' k., „ i.i___ „ awards were won by Joan Havens. , ! temporary removal of Beck as Killer existence. In confusion wiUcn went from the ! p . weather and children have movrt After this came the soil prepara­ 'Joan Anderson, Wiiliam Johnson. ] ‘llf-S* an AFL-CIO officer. To Face to their new home. 188 Lake St. tion. He dug the garden, raked it ? r a n“on brii^e^nl!Tvtoa’’*edItorto in th e ^ n te ^ T C v e n u e S^rv- and Richard Stephens. ' S U N D A Y ^ Meany told newsmen; • They formerly resided at 675 and fencedJLftOBij strayjggs and toe u T ^ O ff w ^ ‘“ lice file, pending a decision'of the Members of the class will n "Whether Beck stole the funds " T ark er 'BlT^ ' cats.. .raiding his father's garage , T:::— supreme Ourt of the United celve their first Communi^'^at | Ifcr- jor borrowed them, toe record « s First off, hireling of the syndi-, which ruled on April 1, the 10:45 service' on Sunda^ May ! ' shows he took advantage of his for the fencing. cate app^ently goofed, letting a , fjj^f amounts received by The ” Canlores Sanoti singing Finally he ^rsuaded his father I Read Hjsr^ld Advs. ! position as a trade union official copy of the colurnn, obviously in- g,ppi(,yjg „ sickness disability I to use money belonging to hia Wasliiii^on, May 20 (A^-r- group will perform at the even- to help him plant some seeds...’. cowet, g^ into toernails. , payments under a company aong service at 5 p.m. tomotroir in "in nice straight rows. Pop." Car­ ' members for hia personal use and The administration’s embat­ when it arrived at ^ e Herald, it ■■pig,,** excludable from gross 1 profit." . I Bristol, May 20 (JP)—Police said a convicted se* offender the Trinity College Chapel; The rots and lettuce were sown. found its way onto the desk of an | income as procecd»ed that his care.” in an economy wave. third grader, on her way to school,«- ' Choir organized, for the singing of ting out six Or seven hundred the papei it ynt. moat of the cases will be processed •fid I Meany said that whether Beck President Eisenhower was -ex­ "with the Intent of committing I church music of the Renaissance plants and negotiated the pur­ “ jT' f arrived i wiDiom any action being required - ' * ’ 1 t 7Aii' ’i ; had violated any state or federal pected to send congress a,.message sexual aasBuIt." from the syndicate containing a of taxpayers. Ho^^•ever. any ta.x. > V period. chase of a dozen for 40 cents. correction for the bridge column, You Can f A I laws "dealing with theft, mlsap- today and follow it up with a na­ , New Haven County Detective Pineau. at UN While those were being planted, payers whose claims on this Is.sue ‘ fV. . propriation or embezzlement"-was tion-wide TV-radio plea tomorrow Thomas Laden quoted the slight- And' this is where the U.S. Post- have been formally rejected by the ^ SOI't U s with Pop's help again, the little Office managed to complete the I up .to the BUthorties and not for night. ' built levies, the father of three . Mias Elsa Ozols, daughter of guy kept stepping, on his nenfiy Internal Revenue SerNire should , ^ejK's fellow labor leaders to pass Secretary of State Dulles will children, as saying he "killed her Mn arid Mrs. Arvids Ozols. 44 N. triple play, "nie correction for the send a letter immediately to the Trust" L ittle Benjamin Hooper Jr., 7, rests in Ba.vview, L. I., hospital, To Fight Egypt sprouted carrots. Me pulled the May 10 column, which arrived on • I on. take over Wednesday as the lead- when ahe began to scream." Scnod St, a sophomore at Up- carrots up-"they didn't look like, District director. 460 Capitol Ave., Saturdsy after receiving several visitors following a good night's I But . there was no question. off witne.s* at a series of public 1 Davies was arrested on s cor- sala CbUege, E ast Orange, N. J., May 11. had been mailed, accord­ Hartford, adriaing him of thia In­ sleep. The child was rescued from a well shaft late Friday they were going to amount to ing'to the postmark, , on April 35. I . -J~ 3gT I ileany said, that Berk violated hearings by the senate foreign re- | 1 oner's warrant. It charges he On Suez Rights has been initiated into Eta Zeta much, and besides they kept get­ formation so that these claims ca:v after being trapped 21 feet below toe surface for almost 34 hours, hssic union rules for honest hand­ latlons committee. | 'killed the youngster after driving Cast of Alphh'.Psi Onrega, nation­ be reconsidered and allowable re-* Kar^n Photo DIAL Mitchell over his head is,the oxygen tent which was lifted briefly. (AP '?> , I . ting in my way.” The carrots Formal Introduction ling of union fiinil^ Hcaliw Down Request ! her to an isolated spot in pearby al honorary drwtngtics fraternity. 'were doing fine. funds made * MRS. RTGHARD LESLIE CAHILL Wirephoto) - ...... - Meany said thaf Beck's poit as ,- TJnited Nations. N. Y., May 30 She is atudyiijg forHlie B.A. de- Sometimes names of persons “Eisenhower has acaled down his iWoIcott. (iPi—France sent Foreign Minister This week the predictions of M o b ilh e a f an AFL-CIO vice president and ex­ original requeat for $4,400,000,000 I'revlous Record Cited - ^ ^ gn t. don’t mesn a great deal, but in The marriage of Mias Nancy Iria>*Their picture hats, mitts and j 3 - 5 1 3 5 SOCONY VACUUM HEATING OIL Christian Piheau to the U.N. 8e- cold weather aroused some con­ ecutive council member is now by lopping $.500 million from pro- i Pdhee said Davies had a pre- ^ sv cern. cer So he rustled some baskets the caze jn p o ^ we find knowing Vacanli, daughter of Mr. and Mri. |■hoe8 were of aqua. They also | vacant. He said toe Council may rious record of morals offenses in a..„ a man's name was all important Goiineclicul D of I poaed 'm ilitary assistance for the .Egypt’s sole control of the' Suez Mrs. John F. Pickles, 65 HoU »n ads, cakes, pies and cookies. The them and announced tp hta. father down the hill. However, before (Xcle, No, 1 at New Haver, Oonn. George Js Davie.s His wife, who had borne him three -situation.rf the canal is not final.” ' (/P)— .about the vast web of .festimony tails of which already have bpeh i Arriving in New York, he elab­ sale win be held in the gym oft that they'd have to be thtnjied. they got half way down the young- May 14. 1897. as an. auxiliary to played the bridal music and *!iang .AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA/V; Manorville, N. Y„ May 20 Seven-year-old Benny p r o d u c.e d before 'the Senate children: divorced him while he "Ave Maris. " Decorations were *'^,**‘^ f .fa discussed, proposes a greater 1 orated., the building at the same time as They’re not just one inch t'iU, ster's mother called the pair back, Russell Council, No. Knights of Hooper Jr. says he feels better and wants to go fishing. But j KacUts‘"oohatouee that he had •hift from outright grants to,loans, was in jail. , the plant sale of the Mancheater Pop; some of them sre twoXelllng^ g them the man-isman a ztr^ger Oolumbus, both of which were white carnations snd white gladi- cymbldium orchids. The misused isrg* m;ma rf union Davies had been under suspicion Heetia.Definitive StatenseMt inches;” .6 . .. . first, said his doctors; he’ll need another week or 10 days to in non-military aid and long-range* Gaijlen Club. and'tney should not approach him. named In honor of the late Rev. 1 mother of the bridegroom chose s • h a k e off several respiratory ills. money. authority for all aaperts rf aid in the sla.ving as long ago as last "We are'iHjt here to organize a We expect to be entertained all The'"hqya thought'it over for a Joim Russell, pastor of St. Pat­ ^",'?‘*'*'’''navy blue sheath dress with FOR REAL ICE CREAM Benny was trapped almost 24e * — —-— ------: ------The Teamsters president came abroad. a | GOP Caucus Selects Tue.aday, one day after the killing. new battle ^ betjyecn . Egypt__ and summer watching the progress of moment oh,^o and in the complete ricks Church, Neiw Haven, at that toe bride had as her maid of Imnor, I ^vhite accessories hours in neck-high sand after he ^ ^ _ to the sesaioa with a ststemerrt He was picked up along with 50 , P*ue*u kaid,. but France TTie Educational Club of Man- the little guy and his garden. — A key proposal is that Congr ess | cheater will hold Ita aitnual apring innocence of extreme youth, rushed time. The Oonnectlcut General Aa- ^ss Barbara McKinney. Ced^ I orchid cifaage...... fell to the bottom of a narrow well , f f - r s I ! chSHenglng the Oouncil'a right to authorize the establishment of ah ' other known sex offenders and re- i ^ ?**?“ ”?■, * ‘leftultiva statement off down the mrt-ahyhow. sembl.v by special act granted a Swamp Rd .^ventfy. Brid^maids inmiediatelv following the cere- leased after qiiestUmihg. | **** V.N. is ' toe Af^ropriata meeting in the auditorium of the < ^ l A Plumber 1 . . ____ hia backyard. Rescuers pilled .V-A.FU 1 . t, IRR B-FCVA v I v /' auspend Wm, catling its action a economic development revolving Nathan— Hale— School.— Monday, reache^Hlie-man they national Clutrt'er. under the naftML him from the 24-finot pit Fri*iay ‘ ;."miHity'‘ and denomdtnt ’ that H fund with authority to nVaTce up I l i a — He 4s—five—feet-Htevefr-and «>»*-{• jP**tui to arrange for the p iy ih lls Thia little vignette came our way of the National GiTic Daughters E. M i^le Ti>ke., ^ d Mrs. Ray- 3 j ',, Decorations were bouquets half inches tall. He weighs ' 133 negotiations between Egypt May 30 a t 8tl5 p.m; The meet­ thia week and it wag too good' to atopped and our yoimgster said, evening. i to $500 million in long-term. low ing. to be conducted by Mr«. Nellie 'Mister, my , mother says., we of Isabella. Mrs. Mildred M. Lynch mond Tierney. Enfield. . i of mixed flowers. Gets Complete. Checkup. . - Im m u n ity fo r , interest loans next year for econo­ pounds. the canal users." , \ pass up. of Waterburj’ is the present State Ttioms.alon police described him I . Egypt’4 gole control is not ^ood Farr, will include reports of olfi- A family man knd home owner shouldn't speak to strangers, aS . Ra.vmond .1. Tierney of Enfield . bride's traveling costume Three doctors gave the bhie-ejrt w-, • "i T mic development, and up to $750 i State Capitol, Hartford. May 20 (/P)— A House Republican for the peace of the Middle E*st, cera and committees, election of what'a your name? Regent, and Joseph Kennedy of was beat man, and ushers w'ere . ^^-hen leaving on a motor trip AFL-CK) headquerters building ai a drifter and said be had been decided to do aomethlng about the bov a thorough examination at H ,V iri 5^ T i# * 8^ ICI611P* years , caucus decided today to support a new formula for distrib- he aaJd, and it would be danger­ officers and other important buei- Nevi' Haven is the only surviving Samuel K. Vacant!. 17 Grandview I gouth was a powder blue sheath ^ECIALIZING IN Bayvievi- General Hospital in near-1 ^ I t A y UV -C / A O O U C and aped'-q^way in sp automobile, unemployed for months. He was plumbing in hia bathroom whieh I a machine screw Operator and told ous for peace if Egypt "choiMea in neea and all members are urged to Favorable Gomparison incotTpQmtor. -St., brother of the bride, and Allan dress with white accessories and by MAStic Beach yeaterday, giving newetoen no chance to ques­ ^ tn^ddition. Elsenhower EisanhowiT isI. ask-!. . u J ^ting , whatever t jncrMsc i* . in State ,« educational aid grants is got clogged iip as it aometimes I police during interrogation that he the future to prevent uaa rf the attend. The executive board will does. The service manager of a newly- One bf.,4*'* objectives of Uie R. Cahill, Standish Rd., Coventrj', I >n orchid corsage. Upon their DELICIOUS "He’s in no danger as far as we Washington, May 20 i/Pi— X 1954 tion him. ing for next year $580 million i n voted by the Legislature. • meet at S p.m. other ecohomlc and technical aid ' Under ♦*—toe plan proposed kby« n.r,Rep, i ' had just accepted a job In Winated. canal to one nation—Franee, for With tools scattered about the opened ice cream store and his Daughters oMaabella is to perpet­ brother rf the bridegroom. ’ return the cauple Will reside on oan see," said Dr. Joeepti H. Kris. law giving congressional commit­ ■ Instance.” uate the name of. Queen I.-pf pearl prayer-1 personal gifts, snd the bride*! of 103.8 the night before. He was disposing of the appSTls toe .Jail E scapees port, which includes some forms { undecided, mond Sawyer, a Civil Aeronautics Police were, waiting for him- and I bate, France had asked the li-na- tion Council^to "call upon Egypt-to MONDAY ONLY vancement of good in the world, to book with white oi-(*td and stream- 1 and bridegroom presented each Still in an oxygen tent. ,, on constitutional of economic sssistance, goes only; Rlbiooff for 531 Per Pupil Board (CAB) offl(hal who has took him into custody . on RIDE OVER TODAY breach of the peace charge. comply with the six princlplea" for proride scholarships in colleges for ws of stephanotis. other with personal gifts also. ! Benny was retried m good . ,, rulihg msv not: Kansas City, Mav 26 (Ah—An in­ Gov. Riblcrff has recommended sworn he did not leak word of qualified students. Connecticut cir­ The maid of honor woflt 'a. cock- j YOU WON'T REGRET IT! (ConHnoed on Page Bight) . Polife queited ...... him as saying in operation of the canal that the tail length gown of aqua and'pea-' ------V .°"‘ come* until a witneM. granted im-; tense dragnet operation turned up I $21 aa. pupil. The Education Com-1 major air route award: was re-: his confession that he was parked Council approved laat Oct. 13. DR. FLORENCE cles have ^ven 15 full scholarships P toLinity from p ro ^ u tlo n . refuaea, no trace today of three prisoners mittee ' recommends $30 s pupil. b.yaenatotovestigstors to-jon.Allentown..B,d,a. winding street j at Annhunst College. Another ini- cock nylon chiffon, made ' France la the only major nation oxygen tent asA a -precaution. n ™ t in - «o to.-<. I?.^*'^*** • WRAT A Thfc blond youngster made -short tompt of Congress. _ _ ^ ■ j L iberals T ag Also summoned for further 8:l5 a.m. last Monday. the ■> canal. The French told the establishment of junior circles, and work.-of a milkshake and a bowl------UnsUai" Immunlty' Gnt|i4___ ! day and escaped after locking up expected to bring out a budget, to- participation in civic projccta. matching picture hat. mitts and;^ COSMETieS^ ; questioning was Laurancr Hen­ Brenda Jahe usually passed GouiteiJ Egypt- had-failed-to^ give ■ MoMlag doagk, flneet toy wdue Absent from Manchester for shoes. She carried a cascade of ' of pudding for supper. The IfirW limits the immunity i officers snd trusties. ' morrow. derson, Washington ivpresentaUve along this .road on her ilitle-and- "miriimuhi guarantees concerning the past 4 years—will, re­ A solemn High Mass was cele­ r. bl America toda)’. Hours and yellow camationa. ^ "WeTleihtar" 5(» CENTER ST,—MI 9-875,3 Earlier, hia mother and father, j grant ^o Investigationa involving Five prisoners pulled the escape' Cuts in Budget ' The' caucus discussed' four for­ I of an airplane firm, who has named two tenths journey from home to free transit thmugh the canal" and bears of play valu?. open her office for the gen­ brated this morning in St. Berna­ The bridesmaids \vore .gowns i ' hia 6-year-old sister Wendy, snd • nstiohal security. , , j, but two were recaptured quickly. mulas, including the present flat : Sawyer as the possible source of school. asserted that Egypt’s plan fq^ op- 1- eral practice of medicine- dette's Church, New Haven, by Na­ The break from the 11th, 12th REG. $1.29 VALUE on Tue.gialature which is expected to The Senate Investigations sub­ placed his car jack underneath a 417 E. CENTER STREET. sub deacon was the Rev. Albert Ing trip. / I communism from four men who in City was not discovered for more I wind up the bulk of its business by committee said that, with this ' bumper of the car, hoping to at- 3 For E. Taylor, Connecticut, si Hoo'j^r, a _ 33-year-old- tpUck J the past have invoked their Fifth than 80 minutes. About 300 other WaMiington, May 20 lA’i—Two Office Hours: 1 the end of this week. I afternoons hearing, it hopes to! tract her attention. Hangers Iain, More than 600 members driver,'promised to grant him hia'Amendment privilege against pos- prisoners refused the opportunity liberal groups say it's "rerkle.ss” conclude its Inquiry Into how out- ' Asked Her tor Help guests are expected to to flee. and "unjustified" for econom.v ad­ Majority Leader Frederick Pope 1-8 P.M..'and 6:30-8 P.M. wish this Slimmer. ■ sible,self-incrimination. : Jr. tqld hewaman that the caucus stders learned of the CAB'S de-1 As she drew even with the car, '60th anniversary banquet at the Before the visit wlth/Uieir son, ; They are .Harold Glasser, s Led by Tough. ReMber vocates to contend the nation can’t cision to le t Northeast Airlines fly he told police, he ,asked her if she B u lletin s AU weed. feK Uidilg, ken rost afford President Eisenhower's rec­ vote was "heavily. against" con­ 1 metal leek. Oar beat ^ C Statier, Hartford, tomorrow. Hooper and hia wife, Bbrghild. 30, ] former Treasury' Department eco- Led by a tough, cbnvtoted rob' tinuing the per pupil grant sys­ the lucrative New York-Mianji' would help him by getting a screw- from the AP Wires went to Bible PtotoAtant-Church inomist,______and three . . residents of • ber who was armed with an Impro- ord peacetime spending budget. run. ■ (Jriver from inside the car. aellfaig nomber. Reg. O O C Rk. But Senators of both major po­ tem for allocating all of the in­ here to give tharilt4 forto r th?"'mira-i thT Honolurti , Wilfred M. Oka, I vised ice pick, the five men crease in educational aid. Price Juinpa Kuddenly . *1 Brenda, -an hoqbr student in MULTIPLE cle at'th'e well^' .'former newspaper columnist; Rob- ! grabbed an unwary deputy, got hlS litical parties said anew that Con“ \ . Benny fell In'lhe freshly dug well ert McBlrath,. publicist for Harry keys and swiftly- took charge of gress should (;ut.into the $71,800,- t The vote favoring Mrs. Ham- The bosrd’e 3-2 decision was I “ ""V “"‘I SOVIETS ASK PARLEY mad. the night of Aug. 2 last year,! Thursday eyeiilng while hia father : Bridges' international ’ longshore-!; th^jail 000,000 spending budget Eisen- 1 mer's plan Ov.er a plan calling for ers." at first refused. London, May 20 (jD —Ruaala turned td.look for some pipe. Moi-e ! men's uhloh; and Myer / C. ‘ They armed tliem.selvea heavil.v hower has proposed for the fiscal 1 • distribution ott a straight per- but It was not announced officially proposed, direct talks with FLOOR MAT .year starting July. 1. ■yii'ey , dif* | rcutage basis wair by a margin of until Aug, 16. However, the price Finally, she agreed to get toe Many Thanks! than 206 men fought thipiigh, toe ■ Symonds, an attbrney for the with guns taken from the Jailers tool. Davies said. As she reached P'rance today for the settledient. nighL 'and the'next day to reach union. ' and from toe jail arsenal. fered principally on how linuch ! shout 8 to 5, Pope r'isported, inside toe car he dashed up behind .of the tw-o countries’ differ- Lorg* 15x38 robber fatigue mat, tomboy. When last before the subcom- Sheriff ArFid Owsley said dep­ should be cut. | Before the caucus. Chairman E. (Coatintied on Page Eight) her. shoved 'her in and drove off. races. Moscow Radio broad­ fiber covered In beaatlful pat- L Many tliAnkfl'Io thf Sogth Manchnlfr Fira uty Gould Winn liolated rules by Senator Ives (R-N. Y.), a stiong'iO, Smith R-Mansflald) of the Three miles to the southwest, in cast the terms of a 2S-page noto tana to match every color (Conttnuefl oa Page Three) (Continped on Page Seven) entering a jail section alone to admlniatration supporter, said yes- EMiicstlon Comrhittee. told news Wolcott he stopped toe car at the sent by Soviet Premier NOcelal ’ Bulganin Saturday to Pitoieh seheBto. REG. $1.98 Depil, peraonnci for their quick response to the 5^ get a scrub buckrf. terda.v Elsenhower will have a men any departure from the per dead end of an isolated road, he Shuttling up and down irr the hard battle preserving his budget pupil formula' probably would run j aaid, and attempted to piill toe Premier Guy bloUet. The Irfter sprinkler alarm last night. The .qpeetly, efficient jail elevators, the five »men but Chat "I think he can do it.” The into strong opposition in the Sen-j News Tidbits terrified girl from the car. w-arned France against .the perils rounded up the jailers, trusties, Senator spoke out in a filmed, tele­ ate. Pope said Smith. Mrs.. Ham-1 She resisted and started to of a nuclear war and said Krem­ WORLD toork of the department personnel avoided any a d -maintenance nien. Some we tv vision ‘Interview. mer and Rep.. Joseph G. Lombar- | Culled from AP I^lrea scream. Davies aaid he grabMd lin leaders were ^alarmed” at SHOF MONDAY McKiHifay Iros., Ige. Kf n Ostrlnslty Rm I Eftatt Ctnfur Graham Packs Garden; handcuffed to porfs. Others were Ives "said prospects tyill ' be ^do (R-Middlefleld), author of the 1 her . by the throat and squeezed the estabUahment of Amrican GREEN Eark S. Rohqn locked in various rooms and cells. clearer after the President mal atomfe bases on‘‘Y'rracb iwU, serious damage. c MI «-50« driver. He then . knotted her | like the nation as a whole—can i list Billy. Giiham drew 19,000 peo“ I didn’t have time to listen..-.God land...New London polices await sweater abbut her n^k and left. 1 MAIN ST. MI 8-4113 from their headquarters across the (Continued on Page Two). (CenMnord an Page Eight) face tfae_fu.ture. confldeet - e|t pie to Madison Squbre Garden last (decided I'm going to send a Judg- street. A detectlveJ^adtl made ro- autopsy rtsport on death of H e n r . v ,' A pathologlst’a report toe next ! meeting .any challenge Arthur WIBth night-^the largqat Garden crowd 1 ment. . .destroy man nad start jJL M ated telephoE to the jail Gra«fv Thomas Jr., 32-year . old , day she had been sUbbed 22 I which JtJs faced. The Pretidmii to dirtir^"hig y ew iToflc ertsade. l over again.” : . _ - , but got 'nd ansiver. Submarine Base sailor, wltneiss i n | rimes, six times in the heart. Dr.: spoke extemporaneously to tome MI a-ASSf The arena’s 18,500 seats w ere' Then. Graham aald. Gold told Robert Delovan Brewer. ■ 29, case involving fatal beating of i Joseph O. Collins: pathologist at Sborwood A. Booehler filled, and ther* were.600 aUnObea. iNoah he was g ^ g to judge the 5,000 persons at the Red Cross' I f I Nacogdoches, Tex., and Charles Rotary Internatwnql Chooses civilian five weekA ago. ' ri>e Waterbury HosplUl, aaid she National Convention in Const!- " * 511 8-5959 The turnout, as announced by Gsr- world, but-woulc spare Noah be- Beasley, 26, Kansas City, ware One of many persfihs sought for ; could have been dead from stran- tutlon HaU. Elva Tylur den rffldals, was 500 iyver the 18,-1 cause he had found grace in God’e captured, aii hour later In a taxi­ queatloning In attempt to a a s a s - ! Kwlatmn bjtore the atabbings .oc- 1 500 on the opening night la s t! ■ • • cab. Brewef was serving a year for North, Carolinian as President ainate racketeer Frank Costello ! curred. . There was. no evidence 1 CLU PROTE.ST REJECTED MI♦ f-445» • Wednesday • I speaker related ■ the. biblical petty larceny, Beasley , was await­ "may be a form er policem an,” ■*** had been, sexually attacked. | .WsahlngtoD, May 30 (IP)—Sen, Plan For This Summar bl Usod RofidMtial Proparty' Aliet Claih[rat Graham’s staff said 84,000 per- account of the great flood that ing trial for burglary’. source close to inquiry says.... !, Brenda w-aa not reported misa- McClellan (D>-Ark) Mnntly re­ aona have attended the five nights I w i^ out civiUzation except for Luzern, Switzerland, May 20 (A*)*fMra. Benjamin" F. Crehore. 20, House Public Works subcommittee ! until late -Monday afternoon. jected .today a protfst by the H sif M»y»r MI B-4648_iu- ■the ennade haa been- in progroae, Ji8ht' and toMc who -^-Charlea- Ch -Tdnnent of Aahevtller High St.. ahlTMi': and Mrs. Harry I •Pprtnreo-biR fo r #88.445,000-to^ .'Vmerican Civil U bertles I'nion FOLKS ARE BUYING! 818 Tam to Ohrtof heeded the warning and boarded N. C., waa formally confirmed in Maidment, 00 Robert Rd construct new Senate Office Build-1 (Continued on Page’Eight) that Senate lnre«t(gatorB bnvo Ml 9-M81 Another record \4aa -set' last; the ark. , ,j thia lal^paide resort city today as ing in Wsshington. .4 ' 1710 Brnminip and Flndells left Infringed Dave Beck’s rights, Refers to Prophery president-elect of Rotary Interna­ (^airmCA&irniDJt an Okof c«>iviiCivil ScrvicoService Cora-Goto* • v i WHYDONTYOU i. ^ night when 918 persons—husbands Queen’s U.S. Trip Bradley Field by plane for Switzer­ •peclflcalty by MoCleUan’s using T. J. Croekott and wives, old and young, children He referred to II Peter, third 1 tional. Thousands of delegates ap­ land Saturday. The Crehores and mla^on recammrads proposed paj; ; V t C atner FoSlOOneS the word "theft” In retation to John ilssuR " ' MI 8-1577 and toenagera—cams, forward In plauded him at-the organizatiMi'a Maldments had left earlier by ship. rmlftMmlflM for governmentrov«mm«nt employesamnlov^a i * ^ ^ . • Beck’s handUng of Teamsters' DRIVE OUT t o staUed 48th aiuiual convention. ' .Union funds. n 3-5838 response to Graham's fervent plea President Eisenhower sent best (^-Test S tart A gain '. to “ turn to Christ now." man race because of sin, this time Tenhent will take oyer hia duties wishes to the convention. To date, 3,626 have , walked by Are. • t- London. MaS- 20 (AV^Britain’s' July 1 fram the outgbii\g president, mirdi as alleged maaterinlnd rf RIGHTS REVISibN DEFEATED "One of these days God will Sunday Express says Queen Ellza-^ "Bringing together busineaa and Victor Rieoel scid-blinding case Atomic Tests Site, Nev., May .>20 .Wsshington, May 30 6P>— ‘ IN MANCHESTER dou-h the alslea of . the sports Italian Mporte.r Qian Paolo Lang. profeapional Ickdera from many .Sfimluy Bray Rcriph Gaston arena a block off B li^ w a y to shut the door snd the dsy of grace beth won’t come to the United Served in Other Postf postponed in New York'. tJP) ~ AiOKlcan industry has an Backers ef Civil Rlghta Legiala- MI 9-5781 will bo over,"” said Graham. States this fall after all. lands, this oonvsntion Is visible Orville E. Hodge, serx’ing 12-15 estimated aH'i^million-dollar Make ' tton defeated in the Senate Judi­ MI s - n i 8 stand before the ptolplf, signify­ The new president, a horticultur- evidence of the oneness of man­ T W sPanW M k ing their acceptane'e of. as Gra­ "I beg of you to turn to' Christ ' TTie mass circulatioi) paper pre­ lat and nurseryman, has been a years for embezzling $314 million in the atomic teat series which ciary Committee today an now', .today I gay. Judgm ent is kind and the interdependence of. in S tate funds wdiile .Illinois audi­ awraits a ‘ go-ahead today from •Ameadment by Sen. Ervta (D- ham aaid, “a new life that Christ dicted an' official Announcement' member. Of the . Asheville Rotai^ 'our needs' and desires,” EUenhow- , can give.” ' coming at some future date, .re­ would made, saying the visit is Club since 1935. He already has tor, is disc Jockey amf baseball weather experts. NC) they Contended would hava ceive Chlrat. .build your ark now being pMtponed indefinitely be­ er said. “ As you help the'govern­ announcer at Menard State Pris­ ' The first teat firing, tentatively "emasculated” the bUI. The 5-5 Burni* CoMfor ThrouRh MuMpla Listing Sorvieo Goodehiltl Realty - Graham took as hia text Mat" served Rotary International as vice ments and peoples of top world to thew 24:87-88—"But as too days . .you will never face Jud^ent if cause of the Queen’s crowded en.- president and district goventor. on ...Retired, Georgia farmer Burl set for early today, was postponed vote* announced after a cleaed TRomoBt 5-S4M 5n'S-7tS5 you are at the croee." see your vision of serviee kboVe. W.; Sanders, i^'ho. had abstained again last night by . adverse door meeting, marked the O rst' •f Noah were.-so ah^ also the gagement lUL It said Prime Min­ -His formal election to Rotary's itself and work together toward flomlng of the Son of man be; He told the eolemn audience ister Macmillan personally advised from supper for 50 years In orfler weather. It wap the fifth censecu- actual Toting teat ef streagth in . ■ . * i.,> highest pc«t means there will be an ybur common gbals; you are add­ the weeks of Jockeying which V ' - J "For as in the days that were that,. .“You miisf be willing to fol­ postponement''' rfter consulting Americaii' to preside at next year’s to sleep better is dead at 103 years tive daily cancellation of the ■ V ' ■ ■' ing atrragth te the peaceful prog­ o f age. blaat. V , ■ . haa bottled up fibc measure, la W^ren W. GroRt before the flood they were eating low Christ and obey Christ.” members of the rtyal household. * 49th contention in Dallas. ress of all. Best wishes for a mem- Worron Howland and drinking, marrying and giving He warned that Kristian life is Mew Jersey State, Supreme (Jourt Becauae of the military tignl- the eommlttoe, Ac CHffofd Hanson A' - British information office Mlanchester. Conn., is repreaent- orahle convention.” rules that Union County Proaeoutor Soance of the S-yoar-long Siiciear oo I^BmiaeA TODAY'and ‘TOMORROW ■-S ‘V. Howard HasHngs MI 8-1108 in marriage, until the. day Ihat difficult but p'rpduces an “ inward fpobasmaa in OtUwa. officially Od^ at the Luzerne conference’ by Off Roiit 44-^6 MR^ East' of Manchester MI B;iS S laang delivered the' keynote ad- H, Rttisell Moru must tell who axp«rilia'.pntation, progriun carrifcd MAIXt aM M nO^ OUSTEIS a 0 ' Ml •■1107 Noah cntoto