Spencer Cirele of ^ ard A. Jaworaki and Cari^^a-G.^ Gilroy, for alteratioha to ____ Jethodlel WSOB will meet Jaworski, property on Burnham Rh- ‘ 70 Olcott Dr., $3,800. eaday at 13:S0 noon at the home Winifred. A'. I ^ e r ty to Francis J3. Contracting Co., for LAWN MOWCRS of Mias Ethel Goalee, Boltop Lake. E. Boland and Chju'lottc Q-. Bo^ . »vin, for a garage at Tbe llahfebMler brandi.'tif the A committee composed of Mrs. Ed­ AdinininUmter's Deeds land, property at Stephen and Cone St., $1,575. • SHARPiNED WOCTU wllllMet TueedAy lit h30 ward Perris Jr., Mrs. Earl Trotter Gladys A. Vennart, administra­ Sts. ; \ . Marriage Licenses Notice of InteaUoa to SeU 'Joseph Valardiv-Si, of Seaford, • REPAIRED pja. *t the ^aourth Meth(wirt and Mrs. W. Donald Stroud will be trix of the estates of Minnie 'and Edgar Van Horire-Coughlin, 390 i- 1.. was uninjured »i an accident Pl^tteUP aad DELIVERT jClyarch. It wty w^^^ower MiMion In charge of the pdonic luncheon. Martha Hewitt, to Russell R. Ven­ Florence Savoy gives notice of intention to -seli her bne-half inter­ Woodland St., and Hele^n Doris yesterday o n .R t iS, neaf the Oak Day, tnd^ihw aM ** are urjed to Mrs. John Suhie will handle trans­ nart, property at 81 Foater St. Hanson, 98 Deepwood Di\ Lodge. ■- N - VOL. LXXyi, NO. 212 ■ (TWEl^^E PAGES) MANCHESTER, cW n ., SATURDAY. lUNE 8, 1957 (Gbusifled A'dvertlslag on Pago 10) tortac: ^XMlqueta to be'bent to shut- portation. ' est in, the Acadia Restaurant, 103 PWCE flTE CENTS Wasrantee Deeds <■ Tolland Tpkc.,,.to Joteim Shpia and Richard Brendin Dillon. Wlhd- TTie left rear tire on Valird^ Bruce's Agnes B. Clough to William Less- Albert Sapla. ham, and, Oelina Judith Kelllher,' 'c*c blew out, cajising the rar-erty on .Ferguaon Rd. ; Building Permits 30 Glenvirood St., June 19. St. go Off. the road and overturn-. nual toAbting atuK^cnlc of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon P. Eickler, Burnham Estatga, Inc., to Leon­ James’ Church.- • No afre'st was made. o t the ''^ttocheater Garden^^ub 16 Byron Rd., recently was grad­ To Berube Woixiworklng Co. for wUl be held'Konday at 5:30 p.in>,at uated from the Army’s Antiair­ Gain Pravda Hit^ the home of Mta,.^Horace Ltarhefk craft Artillery and Guided Missile M yoreet St., falrtsjr ahlne. Mem- ■’^hool at Fort Blias«Tex. He grad- •tiere will bring box Tupchea, cup. iled from the University of Con- In War on Claim Reds ailverware and najpkliw^..^s8ert t^ c u t in 196«: , r and coffee will be hirnlahe^y the 1 hoateaa oommltlee. E ig h t, young persons..will be onfirmed^ at the 10 a.m. service Miaa Sandra Doutt, 740 benter Shtiday at Concordia Lutheran Whether you enjoy y6ur vacation St, haa returned from Saraaota,' Churfrh. They have completed two Philadelphia, June 8 (/P)— By HAROIJD K. MII.KH Fla., where ahe la a firat year atu> years rf^udy in the catechetical away or at home, Hale’s has all Ae sport, Moscow, June 8 (JP) —Prav- dent atudylng conrmeD^al art at classes and have >met the require­ The National Multiple Sclero­ the Ringllng School of 'A rt' ments for confirmed niembership. play and swim clothes t^at you’ll, need. Our selec­ sis Society "sRys jt is pleased,, oftN declared today Sio sub- Members of the clads are Edward by the publication'of findings ver^.e organization” is be­ lliembera of the Mancheater E. Clough, Eileen 1^. CuSter, tion was never more cbn^plete. P.S. Priced within by a Russian-born wdmaii hind Inv.Linus Pauling. , ^ Country Club will hold a apeclal Marlene T. Porde, Kennisth Sharp, Ens. E. J. PeresHilui II scientist who says she has The Soviet Communist part.v meeting tonight at 8 o'clock to Carol Attn and David 'Sibrinsn, X newspaper d^ended the Nobel diacuaa future )Jana for the Coun­ Bonnie ll Valente and S arn n M.. Edmund J. Peresluha.il. son of everyone’s imdget too found the germ that causes prize winning CkHfornia biochem­ try Cluib. Werner. They will be confirmed Mr. and Mrs. Edmund * J. Pere- multiple sclerosis. ist who faced qvremionlng by the ' CoiVo Anxious by Pastor Erich Brandt and will sluha, Watrous Rd,, Bolton, was Roze IcKelson, gray-haired U.S, Senate Intern'ai.^ Secprit.v Starts Fight ICaa Jane M. Amea', 91, Ldurel receive Communion for the first ommtsaioned an Ensign this researcher , at St. Luke’s and siih rnm m ittes about a- -jlyptost ,.b.v ! S t, and Roilald I. MHIot of Rocky time, ' sunoay, June 18, at the oming during graduation exer­ eOTFON, CHARMER... . Children’s Hoiptttrt—“irere, an­ himself and some 2,ot)0 offter sci­ A^Saud^Visits HiU will b^ married tomorrow at second service. i » cises at the U.S. NaVal Academy, . ‘'V nounced yesterday she has s:ic- entists against h.vdrogen Bopib cessfully isolated a, live micro­ testing, For Control 1 p.m. In S t Mary'a EHriacopal Annapolis, Md. He entered Annap­ ■V?.. glamorous curves in comfort CKurcb. Members of Temple Chapter, olis on a Congressional appoint­ organism which she has "100 per " Hearing June 18 W ith Hussein No. '53. OES, are reminded of the ment after graduating from Man- \ i cent reason to believe’’ is the ’ The subcommittee, headed by xT he Salvation army Band will food sale to be held tomorrow cheater High School. <, culprit behind multiple sclerosis Sen. Eastland (D-Miss). Issued a Bv THE .\SSOCI.VTED I*KES.«r In Congress pw jK at Bulkeley High School, morning in Hale's store. Those of ".MS.” subpoena Thui'sday directing Paul­ Saum..^.Arlil)ia’.s King Saud who desire pickup of' food do­ "If Miss Ichelson’s report is ing to appear before it at a public HartWMt tomorrow evening iCt the A jiurprise ,2lst anniveraary arrived irt .\mman, Jordan, to- Jack W^Ti^n “^olrd of tilfe nations may contact Mrs. Elisabeth. Colorful - ri ■ubstanliated by other workers a hearing in Washington .lune 18. Washington; June 8 {IP)— Geissler, chairman, or Mrs, Robert dinner in h o n o r'd Mr. and Mrs. great stride will have been made," Yesterday, however, the subrom- da.v for a 6-day vi.sil with . Touth ItalljS^The- bandsmen will Russell Clough of ICast Hartford, President Eisenhower has meet at ^:S0 ahdtplay before the Richmond. the society stated in New York. mltlee announced it was dropping Joi'dail's young King Hussein formerl.v of Mancheater, was given "If thia .report be found true,” it temporarily Its plan (o question aimed at .strengthening the combined a slashing attack oh meeting, and agata during the last night at the home of Mr. and BEACH BAGS coaat-to-coast'radio aervlce. Band­ Mrs. Carl W. Zeller of Gibaon- •aid. ."thiPrirst step has been nistde. the Democrats with knuckle­ burg, Ohio, wdll be honored by'.the Mrs. William Johnson, 47 Alex­ To hold youi* comb, lotion, suit, towel I A means of treatment must b^ noT ap^p^aTthat day^ln p'rsadTnL'' ‘f."*,' >>ctween the neighboring rapping of some Republican master C. Peter Carlaon will be in ander St. Guests from Glaston­ chajge. Department of Connecticut, Amer­ snd other beach accessories. developed. ^ again requlrUig re­ Calif.,'Pauling said hr had asked Aiab countries. • leaders. It may put a new ican Liegion. Auxiliaries, at a bury, Windsor. Rhode Island and search, inasmuch as we know of fhat the date be moved forward to meeting of the two kings >ner.Sunday at 8:30 p.m. at the Manchester were present. The no medication which altera the next week becau.se he is starting a In some quarters ip strain on his relations with , New 'Britain. A reception couple^ received many gifts. course of the disease."' lecture tour of F'lance June IS Cairo that the so-called "liberated Congress. for the national president -wrill be $ 1 .0 0 *" $ 2 .9 8 W ith o u t a known cure, MS af­ The Soviet account did not touch 'ed by President Nas­ , In some of thq sharpest phraa- held at 5:90 p.m. -The following Misa Nora Addy, 43 Garden St., flicts an estimated 300,000 persons on This development ■ setYobg•>t be further endangered, Ihg-lie._haa~u*edr-Elaenhower ye»»- loc^ members will attend: Mrs. wrlll receive a master in education in this country—most of them in P ravda sa.id the chairm an President Shukri Sy- terday labeled the Democrats aa Henri Peasini, president; Mrs. J. degree at the graduation exercises the 30-45 age bracket, although "the notorioiis Senate suiKottuiiit-" ria, Nasser's closest ally, was on "easy spending, patemallsUc, FOOD The Queen Has a Winner hand in Egypt in ra.se of need. buslness-baiUng inflationists.’’ He F. Wallett, secretary; Miss Bar­ o ' Hillyer College Sunday at Bush- some children also have been tee on home serurity',', and his as- bara WUlett, sergh^t-at-arms; nell Memorial. Miss Addy majored Bathing. Hats ...... 98c ea. •tricken. Smiling, Queen .Elizabeth leads her,, filly, Carrozza, to unsaddling slalants "will torment Pauling be­ \1 arm W elcome said they are "hopelessly split" and Mrs. Earl PetersoA Assistant in humanities siid srts. For seven Develops Skin Test enclosure Jhpje 7 after horse won 179th running of the classic hind cIo.scd doors in the ne.xt few SaUd and Hussein exchanged a as a party. x sergeant-at-arms. years ahe ‘has bean in the employ Miss Ichelspn- said she also had Epsom 'Oaks race at Epsom. Eng. Aboard winner is jockey days and chasti.se him piibllclv warm embrnnee at the airport. A Speaking at the windup of a 8- of. the State, in the Occupational Sun Glasses ...... $1.00 developed a skin lest, similar to Lester Piggott who was also itbpard the English Derby winner •lune 18." 21-gun salute boomed out. An day Republican conferehce, he liw'' ! OHAPIXR No. 5S Robert H. Smith Jr., jam of jlr. Therapy Division. She is presently the one used for tuberculosis, to Crepello June 5. ' ,, , ' "Why have McCarthy's heirs honor guard and high Jordanian dlracUy attributed to the Demo­ ' EASTERN STAR and Mrs. Robert H. Smith,. 181 WdUt the Manchester Bmird of Ed­ Sun Tan Lotion. . , 49c to $1.30 a.scertain whether a patient is a cho.sen Linus Pauling as an object dignilaric.s also were present to crats ’'goykrnment by crony," ad­ ucation as teacher of art in the virtini of MS. of their bad jokes 7'' the Commu- greet the visitor whh lielped.Hus­ vocacy of ‘a ^T^iWier dollar,” and AT J.W. HALE'S Hartford Rd., received a firat prise, support for deficit spending. the Manley prise in first year Eng­ local JtMiior High School. She aal,d the nejet ite p is for other I hist newspaper asked. sein in a battle to retain his SATURDAY. JUNE 8 lish, at annual prize day cere- research groups to da a. thorough I The real reason is no secret throne six weeks ago. In language slightftr^ess Urt, 10:30 A.M. monifa yesterday at. FbilUpa Ex­ Charles Platt of this town re­ check of her findings and. If the.v Police Deny Forcing .^abioad. He considered It a sacred It is Saud'r first visit to Am- Eisenhower said his parlya. lead­ eter Academy, Exeter, N. H. ceived a master ' of science in are s'libatantlated. seek a method of dut.v of acient)st.s to warn the pub- ' since*Hussein cracked down ers in Congress must lay . aside mechanics degree at Rensselaer immunization and cure. She ex­ lieH / s abouta V w % ii4 the4 U a dpiigers______of > nuclear . ttvin April A n o i l ’ a on m leftist, pi o-Egyptiah, v;s_____ their ’’ptfrsonal preference" aiid Polytechnic Instltuti in Troy; pressed confidence that the re­ testa. Pauling's ‘crime’ does not pro-.Syrian elements the Jordan­ assume their “ special responsibil­ N.Y., ' today. -He completed the search a t St. Luke's would be end there. He initiated a collection ian Monarch charged were lr.ving ity" to fight for his le^ilatlv* requirements for the degree at the Substantiated but would not en­ Gulombe to Confess of signatures among scientists to overth'rpw him. ,{it the height program—including hia |7l,800,- Hartford Graduate Center, East large pa her comment other than petitioning an end to nuclear tests. of the political, cri.sis Saud of­ L -wsssmr^mmsssmmssm^ '■■■■■ OOO.OOQ spending budget. Eiseithower, spoke to the GOP iVindaor Hill, at which men--re­ to ask other scientists to check Hartford, June 8 'dl — Tlie first^ford County Jail where TaborsRy fered Hussein the use of Saudi them thoroughly. gathering shortly after returning main fully productive in local degree murder trial of Joseph L. was being held. Instead, said (Continued on Page Six) troops stationed in Jordan. Nasser Greets Syrian Leader ICE PLANT OPEN industries while completing their The 59-year-old bacteriologist, a Many of the capital's buildings from ah Overnight cruise aboard 1 \ \ - V i Taborski and Arthqr Culombe Paige, Culombe! asked to be takiriV Syrian 'President Shukri Kuwatly, left, is Welcomed at Cairo airt the giant aircraft-carrier Sara­ studies. ^ . graduate of the Poltava Institute was in recess loda.v witlv the ques­ either tq State Police Hcadquar were freshly painted for the Visit. $1.50 ALBA BE.4UTY In Russia, has been living here Jordanian and .Saudi flags flew port by Egyptian President Nasser. June 7. Syrian officials aaid toga. Elaborate Navy plana for WEEKDAYS-8 a . M. to 6 P. M. MERRY WIDOW BY WARNER'S tion of the admissibility of Culom- ters or to the New Haven County Kuwatly flew to Egypt for a niedical checkup but some quarters demonstraUng its atomic-age ca­ since 1922. ghe said she had no he’s confession still in dispute. Jail for confinement. y I Hungary Reds side by side along the s t reel s. SHEER DARK SEAM medical degree and that her formal Newly e-rccted "triumphal arches" thought they saw political significance in.the time of the visit- pability to the- President were cur­ Culombe has admitted taking McDonough told the court he had ; „ 1 ¥~h • just a day before the kings of Jordan and iSaudi Arabia meet in tailed when planes and ships were S U W A Y S -8 A. M. to 1 P. M. education' might be considered the ^ part in a New Britain holdup last also decorated Amman. $ iequivalent of "somewhere be­ at least one witnes.s who would Anfiman. . sent off to hunt for Iwo Navy 3.95 I Dec. 15 in which two men were tcstlf.v that Culombe was threat- I tie le a s e Pair President Kuwatly flew to Egypt fliers who crashed in the Atlantic. onlv tween" a bachelor's and a master's shot to death. on the eve of the Saud-Hussein • CRUSHED ICE degree in science. , 1 c, . , T>, J m,- ! ehed and mistreated by police be- One filer was rescued, but the oth-_ he confessed on F eK 27. meeting. He stppped first in Cairo er died. . • HOCK ICE PACKAGE STORE Nylon Hosiery I" ‘’y »m«ll laboratory , k . McDonough claim.s' the con­ To U.S. Conti'ol Jhan went to an Alexandria hos­ Slip, into Warner’s Merr.v Widow and see st St. Lukes, she was financed by-i {„sion is inadmissible because it It became apparent that Mrs.; Tnghting Spaech’ • ICE CURES - pital for a niedical checkup. Some glamor6u.s, new lines appear like magic I Cool was "beaten" from Culombe jjy Culombe was that witness, since | Egyptian quarters said Kiiwativ'a G irard Dismisses In what was described bv many Vienna. Austrik. , June 8 OPEN EVERY DAY In short, medium and long lengths all with cotton lifts you into the bewitching curves (Continued on Page Six) police. she had refused to respond Tp a! presence in Egypt would enable of his listeners as "a fighting State Police detSctlves have re- » bo3y jvrit js8Mecrbj(J.*'^ S consulate took away today the Naq^r to remaih In (lose touch speech," Elsenhower seemed to be reinforced heel and toes for extra wear. Sizes that make the Merry Widow famous and a Judge James ,C. Shannon After he laying the groundyvhrtc for carry- IA.M.-9P.M. feather-soft elastic back insures perfect fit I peatedly denied m 1 s t r e a 11 n g South Carolina \yitlr4ris closest ally during the pe­ L. T. WOOD CO 8>/2 to 11. either Culombe or Taborski dur-.'J®^ McDonough that college atudenla back from an ex- riod of the Amman cort(erence. Japanese Lawyer ing the battle to the Democrats in < Plunty of CoM loor Figure beauty . . . at such a prett.v price! Be Stat^ to Form ing their questioning and one of respond to a cursionHuto Communist Hungary Nasser^apd Kuwatly ^and their next year’s conteat for control of 51 BI8SELL 8TREET—PHONfe^ JIU 3-112^ fitted today and .see! ' them, Del, Sgt. Donald Paige, on yo^'-Mike A. Gilbert'of advisers tonfetred for three hours Congh*esa. The President was BtaaeD Strt«t fUiag E tst Off MalR Street AT ALL TIMES the stand, quoted Culombe as say- I?, ^ ^ 'Johnson quoted WaIterbo»*o altd W arren William .yesterday, ,rep&r.tedly on MtUdle Tok.vo, June 8 (/Pi- U.S.' Army j applauded 24 times. " At State Theater Building White, No. 13-31. Sizes: 32 to 38, A, B, C cups. New Unit for ing Paige treated him "like a fath- pdlombe as saying she had , Hair, of North AOgusta were re- E ast affairs in gehm al and ques.- Specialist 3.C. William S. Girard | " • He gave plain notice he - thinks Cec Btaeen sad Spnioe St. $ | . 1 9 his party’s prospects In 1958 and er " during the questioning. i inten^lion of testifying against i lea.sed by Hungarian police last tions involving the AYab countries tqday dismissed the Japa'nesc pr. her husband. midnight and returned td Austria in parliculai.. TTfen Mfi'ivaHy flew in the 1960 presidential election Questioned Five Da.vs on to Alexandria and Centered 'laiVycr who was to defend himj- will depend on the extent to Poison Control Paige testified that Culombe ^Mil Call Mrs. Culonilie I after having been jailed irteom- Judge Shannon ordered Mrs.' *'hve May 26. \ Moa.ssat Hospital, where he ' aga'in.'it charges of causing the ■ which it embraces “modern Re- "brake." after five days of ques often gone for checkups. A Syria pubUcsnlsm.” He said the 1956 Hartford', June 8 i/Pi—Legisla- tioning rather than from an’v ' Culombe before the bench just be- i “' e storing in a Vienna ^ death X of a woman, scrap metal , on hi', if'”® court reces.sed Friday. Advis-1 *°^B*"*^ arranged, for them by the o f* ^ ' sajd he would remain there scavenger. . ■ platform'had charted his program. tlp'n creating a State Poison Con­ abuse inflicted There were few among the 1.600 trol Center was signed today by questioners. ^ ® 1 Ing her there was inaufficlent time consillate until the State Depi. de-1 days. Girard. 21. of O ttaw a, III., d9- I Governor Ribicoff. to put her on the stand, the judge cides whether the.v should be al­ In Cairo, the newspaper A1 dared hj.s aetjortwas "no rcflec- 1 party officials,. members of don- The new center is designed to McDonough differed a series of iaid 'Tf I allow you to go will 3'ou lowed to continue their hitchhiking I lion on thejiersonaF.or profession- ! -gress . and- well-wishers who tmir* rtf W-.-__ 1___ 1 . ! help save lives, in that.it will as- questions at Paige indicating that be back on T uesday?" lour of Europe or be ordered to i (Continued o» Page Six) al integrity"... of latvyer Itsiiro doubted Eisenhower was aiming sist citizena. physicians and hospi-InaoCulombe had been'oeen kicked Kicaed in the Mrs. Culombe nodded. return home directly. Haya.shi. - a shaft at Senate Republican tals in determining the type of . McDonough has ali-eady estab­ J4’anied Adventure Girard asked Maj. Stanley I-y le- ' Sen. Bridges (R-NH) when he tact with also recommend the fd*"'-tciried but the State Police- State Police headquarters on Feb. Hungarian imprisonment, the Two Girls Tie gal adviser to' inform Hayashi said: antidote and treatment needed to "’** "tead-fast in his denials 26. At that' time she begged her youths told reporters waiting for that he was acting on advice-fronl ; "Republioan leaders, whether in ' combat it. ' such was the case. husband to confess if he was guilty. them at th j^ fro n tier "yes, possi* hi.s brother, Louis, in the United Congress, in the executive branch ' The new agency will be* a- part ' Several time during the qiies- Then she tried to attack Taborsky bly " they vl^ld repeat their trip For National Stales'; ,, (or) in the party organization of the State Health Dept. An it was brought out that,...._whom...... she...... held responsible for her behind Ihe’T^on Curtain. They Levin said Girard's actloq have a special responsibility for approprlhtioiv o f $38.00() was pro- expressed fear of T a b o r-; lusband's plight, said the.v 'Onderlobk the trip "for ''would seem to Indicate" the sol­ carrying out these (platfoi-m) > vided to tun the center for the ^"*8* testififd that Culombe ' adventure and excitement. Spelling Crown dier's defen.se’ now was in the pledges. None , of us can allow his coming------* two years. was reluctant to '^o to the H art- (Continued on Page Six) ■ Con-sular officials were e.specially hands of three American attorne.vs personal preference aa to detail annoyed by the students "Wei retained by Giraid's family. Lev­ Tied dn with this was legisla­ might do it again" atatement. One! .By FTtANK 'TAYLOR (Continued on Page Six) tion passod earlier in the seasion official .said: Washington, June 8 (.Pi San- in added that Girard had told him requiring manufacturers to label ■These'bovs knew very well that ^we" Navarree, Ohio, a he (Levin) would remain as hia hazardous household substances what— They ■ were doing was wrong. ■ girl who wouldn’t give up, today; personal -)*gal adviser. which eould prove dangerous if Bakers Union Head They knew that their passports stvared. the national spelling cham- , . Girard apparently made up his swallowed or iiped improperly. pionshigi'with'Dana. Bennett of.: mind after a telephone call from forbid travel in H ungary, The.v ITSITRO HAYASHI The labels would list the ingredi­ knew they had no Hungarian Denver, -Colo., a girl who "loves" I Louis in which the latter urged Bulletins ents and also the antidote to be visas. Theji knew they also were words. I him to deny Japanese jurisdiction TluVs w hit eer em twers |e « • taken. violating Austrian border regula-! Sandra, 14. and Dana. 13. were | in his case. . soldiers will be submitted to for­ ■^from the AP Wires _ tdling ns yeer after yeer! Yon fee. The latter measure. would not Due at Labor Probe tions. - 1 declared co.winners after .they I - IJlrard has been . indicted on eign court? for-trial." - T" U. S. Xeds ensUoa ytar heel, entfcien apply Tp. dru^s, which presently charge.s of inflicting bodily injury "W#,we want to taliftalk totft them tv,.... fur-. f.,- | out-spelled 65 other finalists National ves- I1 . In announcing he had dispenied yonrard^enshioa your toes... fed so have such markings. , But house- rajising death in the shooting of a with Hayashi’s services, Girard's TRJJMAN A.NSWERS IRE ther Rftd try to Impress them with j New 'York, June 8 (IB—Former Ugkt yon might be barefootl iPe bsva and* oto^^reMra'ttons*^ot^^^^^ Washington, June 8 (#>»-Sen-'r.en up in a strike at his father's:■s': the sefiousnesssenousneas o7of their”their Conduct!, rnnrt,,/.t thi tv. a . x .u Japanese .,wom»fK.on a U.S. Army statement said "this is not to- be firing range last jkn.^30^ She was construed as any reflection on the PrealdeStN Truman sadd today a weodwfnl new efcorUMBt of ail fovltoxic ingredienta are covered un “P t” ‘^e state :,^J‘’hL /n V d in*a‘'“ 'l r The last struck by an empty cartftdge case President Eisenhower wa* being ^ er the-new measure. ers Union president James G.. Barclay testified t|iai before he Dept.,to. decide If they are nlat'iire personal character or integrity of kinds of U. S. K e ^ lac all kinds r'nvem nr RIV>l,-n» ' rr,n>.le_ ! Crtw ^ will get a chance to>.« niiawcianswer | was rfee infired c u BSais theme C-OCaiLocal's S OIIICoffice' time w as in 1950. fired from a grenade lajiincher. Mr. Hayashi, who Is a fine lawyer "hopeful” wbea be deacribed tke • of fhn. Come, sec. Yen’ll wear ’eoi. Clear his desT^if bills nairfd under oath testimony linking his ! manager, $35 a week went into a Each was. awarded a flist prize | After a review, of the case in and an honorable geritleman.” Democrato as "hopeleasly apBL" (Continued on Page Stx) Of $14)00 caah. a trophy,cup, and He said the Democrats would and **jnnip for joy”! tht dicing dava of toe*^ aession i * convicted fund to pay- . strong-arm _ men. HeH Washington, U.S. officials agreed Hayashi said he had no personal \ me Closing aaya ot me aesslon 1 ! saio th« ihmrs he«» nn tv,« a $100 bonus for a weekend visit ; to let Giraxd be Irysd by. a Japa­ “take rare" of EisenhoWer and which ended Wednesday night, also prostitute. j said the thugs beat up the Newsom objection to being relieved. > But,! “PAISLEY” gives you . The w'oman in the case, bru-1 boy and a "colored gentleman" to New York. nese coyrl. The move touched off he, added: "Only the court can ap-I the Republican Party” wheq the signed a number of other mega- Newspaper sponsors said flvf I time comM." costume Ictok so fashionable . urea. hette Mrs. Kay LoW-er. 26. Los! whp he did not name. He said bitter protests by-some U.S. coni prOvejmy dismissal. To fecure it Angeles, was identified by Los j the thugs alSo burned a car. million youngsters Competed in ' gressmen and residents of Girardls Girarrf must file nevv documents for summer . . . whether you One. bill merges the State Tuber­ Angeles Police as a 'convicted! Nelson drew a warning about the gigantic- spelldown across the I hometown. GFRL DENIES ROYAL LOVE culosis Commission and . the Com­ News Tidbits nation this .year, which would further acknowledge I. ' Paris, Jun«-8 (jPi -(-'Friends spend it at the beach or around mission for the Chronically 111, prostitute. possible perjury penalties from .... TiMit F a n e . . , the court's Jurisdictjon." j ... jSha ^vleadetl the . Fifth- Amend-'i McOellan—when-he' parried ques- i' Culled from AP Wires •The two teenage spelling wiz­ Louis told h(s brother he hatL said today a son of tho late King . a lovely pool. The Suit has hip- Aged and Infirm into a new agen: ards stuck through 37 rounds and "Girard has already acknovvi-' Carol of Romania plana to slimming boy legs . . . a Con­ cy. The latter will'be known as ment yesterday in tefusli^ to tell become "a test case that will de­ the Senate Rackets Investigating (Continued on Page Three) a list of selected words before the termine whether or not American marry the niece of an American venient front zipper . . . straps theClommission on Tuberculosis draw was declared bv Director (Conjinued on Page Four) millionaire when his divorce be­ onA, Chronic Illness. Committee whether Cross beat her Congressman supporter of dlvU that Cross in front and button for giving another man a diamond rights legislation says "as of now Richard D. Peters. comes final. But the girl in tho Work of the, two agen'cl'es hag be­ Fpf Sandra, it was something of reported romance denied it. Miss or tie in back. A dashing black come more and more related since ring, or whether CroM funnelled we have the vote*’’ to defeat a union funds to her from Washing­ s o u them- bake4 lury trial a comeback.- She w^is runner-up Jesuine Williams of New York triangle of elastic shirring in the commission for the chronically in the national contest last year. Wed 11 Years Ago Toddy and Paris, a blonde in her 20s, ill, aged and Infirm haw been uaing ton through his Los Angeles aides. amendment... Nearl.v dozen coun­ hack “means that this suit will tries reported eagerly awaiting This was Dana’s first National sakL: “We are not engaged and many of’the empty ^ d s in the tu­ Sen. McClellan (D-Ark.), the Spelling Bee. She said "words are ■ FIT! Fabric is a crease-resist­ berculosis sanatoria.' With new committee chairman, said Ooas Congre«*-approval for sale of sur­ have no present plans to get plus farm products.’ for foreign' my hobby and I love it." married." She Is the nleM' of ant, sanforized cotton that medicines ..and treatment for tuber­ "will have the opportunity'to com­ Nine. Hour Strain culosis proving most effective, it ment" as a witness after the hear­ currencies. ^ Grandma, 90, Declares Woodland Kahler, heir to the travels perfectly! ings resume next Thursday. The two ahowed the effects of New York banking . fortune of is expected that more and more Atlanta federal district attorney the strain after some nine liourt, . hi*- father. . - ^ sanatoria facilities will be avall- Mrs. Lower, sporting a blood- refiMes to turn over Inveatigative but each was missing bnlv when i ble for other type patients. •ahot left eye, refused even to tell fileo to defense and case is thrown the other missed. Under the rules. Ajtother bill si^ ed into law the committee whether she,knows out of court in first test of Su­ Shorty, 29, Good Spouse MOIIHER Ku L s S t o t s HALE’S also carries a com­ Detroit, June 8 (P)/—Three small' directs Highway *Commiaaioner Cross. But she did say >'I- imagine preme Court ruling... Eleven (Continued on Page SlxJ | ' V pete line of JANTZEN Bath­ Newman E. Argraves to complete so" when asked whethiir.l she had depth chargeq explode off stern children were found dead today received union funds from Cross, Louisa. Ky., June * (B--It was ll-ings to build the fire," ahe aaid, shortly after their distraught ing Suits and Play Clothes in of Navy Destroyer-Escort Whfte years ago todav that - ."Shorty" adding: their Sportswear Dept. Second (Continiifd on Six) a- married man. hurst carrying -Hollywood movie mother telephoned polioe. that • Albert ' Barclay, ousted office cast, but no .one hurt. Waitress, 2;t, Killed ' and "Grandma" Sprouse hiked 25 ''“' h she had killed them. Officers Floor. ' - I ...... blankets a n d -h it’s cold.’ _ who rushed to the norUiwest side .manager of Bakers Local No. 37 miles from the mountain commu-.- After Qpuntv health official, nX 4«—Loa ■ Aiy elea; ■ gave ■ testimony President’s Foreign Aid Rill home— ss—i Cnnslaarti Triiclr'Crash Kills about a union fund , to hire first test slimmer by some A& Gar H'ite Titiek nlty of Call Creek to begin their vised------Grandma ^ she had high WbeeldoD, 29, -coUapabd and "goons”,;/He also said the inter­ 200 million dollars..; Rep. Haley now-famed marriage. blood pressure, she began spending hysterical. j( TERRY by Driver inJ Winsted national union sent $75 a week to (D-Fla.) Introduco* reooIuUon urg­ Madison, June 8 (J)-A 23-year- Gropdma, the former Mrs. Mat- most of. her time in an oversize the local for "Mr. Cross' girl ing administration to reconsider old waitress was killed on Route lie Large Lyon, was 79 and Del­ rocking chair. BEVAX ASKS ELECTION friend so to speak, Mrs. Elsie Kay decision to allow .Japanese to try 1 early todaay when her car bert "Shorty" Sprouse 18 _^when She’s given up the old pipe she Cardiff, Wales, June 8 bY*—, This /obef idenfi/ies ChoM away ckHIt after yowr tub or dip in the pool. Evelyn ' Winsted, June 8 )iP) —- A. dump I ,^ e r .” • Army Specialist accused In death crashed head-on Into a trailer they vifere wed. 'Now Grandma is loved BO well but says she still .Aneurin Sevan today challenged ( truck slammed into a -bridge abut- of Japanese woman. Ihe Shoe of Champions feonon't swper-obiorhent terry robe oddi a gay note at John D. Nelson, who runs Local 90 and Shorty 29—a difference of liked to chew raw hurley leaf oc- Prime Minister Harold Macotll- m?nt today and caiight fire, killing Qffical says "Roman GathoUcs Rosemary Blanchard Hub- 61 years. ' ' . ! casionally. -4 Ian to call a national election home Of ot the *hore, Fringe fromet the round collar, the 23-year-old driver. Robert E. Waa driving alone. The and -Jew* among persons making Although 'CrandmA shrMged off The .biggest marital crisis and predicted the Labor Party Mmt tho podiel<...a corded to*h and ingeniout tide ' . . Bronson pf Winsted. »harp exchMgea with the commit- driver, John J. Barry, Boa- Grandma. qnd Shorty have faced would win easily with 100 to 300 - / / . ! Hia body remained ' in the cab tee aa to whether unioh funds went decision for Christ" at, Billy jon, was not hurt. . ” ' the anniversary as just ^another DOWNSTAIRS waMKno-venli mean you ccin wear it at o peignoir at to Mra. Lower and whether union Graham New York efuaade... came last yeafwhen fire destroyed majority^ In Parllainenj^ of the wrecked vehicle until fire­ Patrolman Thomas Eimutua said >day," ahe says ahe'a still satisfied their log cabin-;-the one Grandma weli Mbobod oil 'round|.White, dquo or pM c...all with W GREEN STAMPS GIVEN WITH CASH SALES "goons'' had, as Barclay alleged, Air Force probing rroann why with the msrriage. men extinguished the blace, but beaten up it 14-year-oId boy named rudder fell off .giant B-36, in mW- her car was apparently tn the had lived in for 75 yegra ) 74 O.V P L ^ E s a f e CANVAS wNh whim fringe. Small, medium, lofgeJ ' Dolice aaid Bronson probably was wrong lane as It rounded a cubve. She compliments her husband tor Shofty .hewed tim b^ and built N ^som during ,the picketing x i a Joseph Tenezar, ou'ated busi­ Right oijer California Air base. his home-loving ways. Norfolk, Va.. June 8 UB — An killed in the' crash. Loe Angelefe bakery. ness agent of a Brooklyn, N. The car wa* wedged ufider the a u.evv' one, but Grandma says she Eastern AIf Unee. DC7B, Ha left Before hitting the bridge, police French authoriUea -In Algeria front of the trqck. "He never alayed ’way from me lih’t vvholly satisfied! This in READY TO WEAR DEPT.—8ECO.ND FIA^R S«ys Bey Blackjacked Y„ bakers unlqn local.'' told making dramatic bid for support a night in all 11 yeark” Grandma (’outboard engine afire and lla r # OIVE JMC OSEENlSTAMPSy Kpr. •'V said, Bronson's truck was involvrd Barclay said Neleon used a the Senate rackets (nvesiUgat- Barry w u arrested on a techni­ spite of electricity being made .pnmUer running wildly, made a Tb€ lit a sideSwiping coUlsloh with a blackjack on the boy. Nelson de­ amohg neighbors -of villagers killed cal charge of reckless driving anH said. available and'the donation of . new oroatatie emerganoy ifwatii^ ^ . . . TARE n|K ELEVATOR ing committee k storv of In recent bloody rebel masbacce... held in $100 bond. ^ . t| M4iKHiSTpi C o n i >1 ptok-up truck opei^ted by Sebas­ nied he ever had any part in Such "pressuring” of employes to But,' to keep Shorty-from oeem-' hbuaehokl goods.' \| tlto Norfolk N a i ^ A l T M u te tian Jullano of Hartford. Hia truck a beating. / Canadian; Prime Minister St. Lau­ Mrs. Hubbard leavta her*' hus­ Ing tool perfect tq be true. Grand­ l haln't the same." aha aaid- hMo oariy..«ai|ay and 68 buy tickets and advertising rent and opponenta wind up cam­ band and two oons, aged two and r iFREi PARKING IN REAR i o | STORE , CORNER MAIN « mI OAK STRI sr|u stJruck only * glancing blow, In Los Angeles,. poUce said In connection witA a 1958 Wei* ma »dda ba ($0ei .hava rty wasn’t orouiid f o r aM a Parkade^resents Soroptimists Plan tifled U im rtiiby have qualified ,io r m >iU k-.lj|60 v ' 5 o ' c l o c k G hr* YiM L ong*r Tim a the N ational t^ ltty Award. The ..Sneinwold on Bridge Circus HY^se Act C losing H ours: Joint Installation B u s in is s s is giyen' jointly by W CCC-.1290,;, Eiutem JD padtkbt Tim a ^>V#OlP— 1410 Center Store To Sov* M ora . . „ . onal A ssociation of Life P R O m S . . , 4 In line with its policy Bf pro­ M aneheater Bavinga and I» ah extended hnaineaa honre ftIVe yeti Thr*e SoropU m U ts clubs in this 1 ^ rw rlters and the Life Insurance The fotlowing prograjiF-' a c h e d - ' viding' free feature agts: antken' m ore tim e, after w orking hours, ifa*iiftye for TOM ORROW . Set M anagem ent Asan. In bec<%nlUon NINTH TRICK DEPENDS , « olke Parade am , M eriden. New Britain and rs'H lii; bookkeeper; 1 ' Donj ON CHOOSING BIGHT SUIT , South dealer ‘ u i e e l u - eI m i p p l i ^ H al^ P > e e radio! Kecnrd Rcrltw Transferred terlainment, the Manchester aside a em ail am ount every w eek and w atch it grow . M anchester, w ill hold a joint'in- It w as a sort of double hpnbr tor of outstanding servl^i^^o policy­ - P . M . . . > j 4 ^iomstock o m s t o Jr, form erly a e s > By A lfred Sbelnw old East-W est vulnerable m anagem enilenJAijuia are ar aubject to ade haft annotinced that Capt. T( atallation of their rfficers M onday R obert R. ^enovesi of ■DockereJ h o l d e r s . N O R T H -Honitcr. ^ Burwell and his Circus Horse ReJ man at M anchester L um b^C o. In som e .hands the. right line of c h a n g e w iiO iw t notice. Sporta and N'awa MANCHESTER •vening, following a banquet at Rd.. Vernon, when a PulnUm i A 8 I "Videa fyeryday i ' wW f t w rempo Bandstand To Hoisington view will appear St the Parkade Free Spbaker Sendee play la to ‘'steal” a trick In a' I* C avii^s R estaurant Aw ard w as presented to GliarleR| A t ConventI' ¥ 7 4 'W a y —N e v a » : 1 A - frfiiii 'Ju n e 10 th ro u g h Ju n e 15. M rs, Ida B.. Scott of W orcester, A comtfuifilcatlon from the particular suit 'ah'tl*lo|i-'^'^Tiomas E. Rollason, aeaiaient « K J T 1 1 WOCC—R ecSra-R rriA ir • 'Andover, June 8 (Special'-Th 5| ' These acts consists of six big M ass., lieuteniuit governor of the ^m paign Palm put on for Hortoffl vice president, and wife, Ethel, M anutadV urers A ssociation of.C on- that suit for th> rest of the hand. f: - H. T. Dfekefteoft ft Ue^ Ino. WKNB—P.M. ' Liberty Hornes and six ponies N ew E ngland R egion, w ill scat the 1 n e ^ ^ i contalfis a happy note for M uch depends on choosing the ♦ .K 7 • * WTIC—Nawa WKNB—P.SiX general. etore in A'ndover 'Centbr “ ■ i both with the Manchester Trust W E S T S A S T f M M M N S W W DRC—Kftwa Reportar W TIC-M onltnr ^ which will* do a 2,5-miniite review, SAVINGS & LOAN officers: M rs. Hooks Johnston o f' oenovesl lal ^airm en who are having a right suit.for yqur act of burglary. t e e W W J W M a i W P O J .4 fr w . W DRC—Rrcoi-d Rbop will he under hew manegeihent Used to be. em ployed by: are reprbsenting their bank A I 4 t . 4 J 10 I 7 W POP—Trnipo B an^tend. includes drilling, dancing, and the the local group of service wom en H orton Chuck D ivision, G reenfield tj,* S8t)r'annual conventloh apTf rodgh tim e finding speakers for ^ e s t opened the five of hearts. Monday when Sitewert i^iaington I acting out, of commands. 1007 MAFNLSTREET ASSOCUTION will be m istress of cerem onies. their organlE stions w ithout arous­ E ast piit up the jack, and South WK108682 W - I ' * , ^ E 5 a Y—F rerdom Ring t : l e - I I I'f-i I I ' ^ 8 - Tap ft Die ^k>rp-. W indsor Locks, m eetlng^f the C onnecticut Bank- Oi A 4 g 10 ,1 ..W eeu—M uaK vtvom W H A \-rPolK « PftratKi will bec,ome the new bwner-man-' Captain Burwell is a veteran of M iss Ida t>. M ocum . guest speaker, ing-ihe-^rath of the treasurer. won with the' queen. Declare^ WCCC—Record R trlrw He is n o w ^ account execuUve for AiSn. being held this .yaftkend A 3 ♦ » » W K N B - P J I ager of the Univeift)tl Food Store. ' the Rlngllng Bros. Barnum and w ill tell of the activities' at Long Pallm; ' a Bloomfield advertising >Ke Equinox Hon ^ e group can aupply speakers could count three spades and two W TIC -^trictly Sport. W KNB—P.,M. Bailey Circus shd of the Clyde Lane' School, M iddletown, and w ithout charge. hbarts. H e needed four tricks in^ S O U T H W PRC—Let a D teorota W TIO -M onll,.r Hpiainglon \ y purchaaing the and m arketing agency, and one of tyiCV t. A K Q ( I W OP-Tempo R- A D ^ d i t m n d WDRC—Record Shop Bros. Circus. show elides. his Jobs is the H orton account. ^ Rollason Is an official delegate H iarrison, PtUler, president of clubs and. diam onds to m ake his" W POP—T jm ^' Bandrtanda » i buaineaa fronj/John D. A very,; contract: ' , ¥ A Q 6 4:4*— Bolton, who ha.i owne(| the .tore The six Liberty Hor.ses are so I of the M anchester T rust Co. w hleli'V, "* - Stale industry ■ sssoclatton, ■ WWllA1(“~^arade t t A of Muiic trained that they perforrti their N E W L O # ^ ^ ^M d ths group has a apeak^ com - '->^The diam hnda. m i|int furnish ♦ ' Q 6 Koom WHAY—Polka Paradi for the past 12 yeara. Avery is now . I has been a m em ber of the CBA J 1 0 ‘ w k i ; b ~ p x m . WCCC—Record Renew routine without anw cue.s or at­ Tor man.v years. The annual bust. rnlttee of 64 qualified jpM iions. four tricks if the suit broke 3-3, « Q WKNB—P.M. admlnistrati've .assistant to Capt. but the odds w ere, against so for­ f t o u l h W e e t N o r t h E a s t W Tie^lantR^a. Pittpburfh W TIC—M onilor tention from Captain Burwell, SUMAflER I ness m eeting and election of offi­ “T his is a public service w ithout WDRC—H err’a L,eo.,-B.-Miilcahy, Stale Civil D e-, cost to the orgahiektion request­ tunate ft break. The clubs could 1 N T P e a t ' -I NT P a s s W DRC—Record Shop fenhe Director,. ! This .Cin-us Horse Review has cers took place thia m orning, w ith WPOP—Tempo BartdAiand W POP—Tempo Bandatand appeared at alMhe nisjor exposi­ Isaac B. G rainger, president of ing ' apeakars." Fuller said. "The never furnish more than three P a e * ' P t M . ii I l lee— '■ The store, which was remodeled ! PRICES com m ittee Ikxcofnposed of 64 m en t r i c k s . O pening leedr—¥ I WHAY—WWrmup Tim* WHAY—Newa last year, was previously operated i tions and fairs on the eft.stern sea­ JIM M ir STEW ART the Chem ical C om Exchange Bank WCCC—M uaic Koom WCCC—Good Ev*nm s Good HiMo-' board. also on the Big Top TV .Sin^ in effect an of New York City, the guest who are .expevU in their own If South ' attacked the chibs WKNB~5porti W KNB—M m ical Echoea by Peresy Cook, and before that I "SPIRIT O F ST. LO U IS" first. W est would take the ace^f p rogram . s p e a k e r . fields. Their topres cover a wide Of h i e c o n tr a c t by aevejoping th f* * W TIC—S trictly Ba*«eb4ll W Tli’.^N *aa by Lee Standish. 4 variety of subjects including auto­ clubs and clear the hearts. Then, WDROH.iue,jl Slur , W D R C — N ew s and W eather At present it still bears a close The Manchester Parkade an­ A t 4:06-«:16 The annual banquet will .. con­ ch»b tiicka. J/ WPOP—Tempo Bandtttnd 'WTOR-Newa | . nounces the following time table clude the m eeting tonight. m ation, hellcoptera, hvternatlonal a a a o o n CARTOON -nME W DRC—W eather and'Sporta paints and small hardware. its : Wednesday. 4 and 8:30 p.m.; M atthew B. Harrington. .146 three cHibs, and the precious C hsaaV l^lftllaH tard, Caaa, W DRC—C ity Ho.«u»IUl . W POP—Tempo Bandstand Thur.aday, 4 'and 8^30 p.m.; Friday, eeney St. and John A. Hillm an, charge by wrjU hg to the' M anu- ^ e queen of^jdiftmpnds, to begin ■‘stqlefn" diam ond. iO iaaan n B w iasheld, M ata. , (tSI PICTURE. FOR A SUNDAT W PoR^Tempo ^ndsfA nd new owner anticipates no immedi-' Fill Your Bin Note! W est—would take the ace CK aaaal SS Vm A iU alm Caan. AFTERSOON , 4, 7 and 9 p.m.: Saturday. 11 a.m., Sunday: “W’rttten on W ind”> iw Rd.. Coventry, attended facturers A ssociation pf'-C onnectl-': V Dany Queation C kaasrl U W aiarbars, Caaa. 1:M (IS) SrTfDAY REPORT 11____ 1 :1 5 - < WHAY—VYaahington Report*. -at*-etiaiige Hi Us stock or sefVWT* cut, 938 Farm ington- -Ave., W est _^m onds and clear the hearts. MR. R'lZARO WHAY--Pod8j'ia is. Redtega \VCC(}—S a tu rd a y B erenad* 2 and 4 p .n v “B ock'Pretty Baby” the mid-ypr'" sales m eeting of A s the' dealer, you hold: Spades C kaaatl <8 RalYake, M aia. WOCC—MOrir WKNB—Musical Echoes " ... l.a>ng E xperience. Shell OU'A NpW England division Hartford, 7. ' ■The diam onds w ouldn’t Tur|. and I;4S (IS) REPORT FROM WASHINO- Hoisington, has worked in the! K Q 5 2; H earU A Q 6;^iftm onds TON WKNB—P. Mv V WTIC—-Groucho Marx w w ▼ ▼ N* w sr'■ I at W blitw orth-by-the-Ssa. Ports­ South would have to try the.dubs. A Q: C luba^ J 10 ft.. W hat do !:•# SMOKY THE BEAR - WPOP—Tempo B s^sU nd 4:44— Deputy Ma.vor karry FiraUi geta his flist aid kit froni Ralph A nsw er: Bid one club. W ith 20 (Ml ZOO PARADE WHAY—Youth ^iscuM es Itself He Is 'ft. former president of' the I MATCHEBELLI T » F U E L O I L < MANSFIELD - H illm an, C onnecticut m erchan- urday-^egan servics to Bradley the rest of his H earts. points, yod are too strong for one S:4A (IS) ESCAPE ROUTE WHAY—Dodders vs. kt,dlegs WCCC—Saturday Serenade Nathan HTaie Jaycees of Coventry Kryzak, co-chairman of ihy.Tayree fund raising committee. The dlaing taleam an took p art In a die- Fieln. In Its Initial, plana, TW A Sim ple ««^tion no-trUm p, but not strong enough S:M m i SUNDAY NEWS Weev—Music Room \ W KNB—M u siral Echoea and this to'vn. ^nd a member of '.faycees will be out lomor/ow selling the kits to Manchester resi­ Jeddn Highland ('oal— Connecticut Coke 4:SS (18-U) FACE THE NATION W KNB—P. M. WTIC—Groucho Mars '• F PERFUMES i cuasion called "A Dream on will havs three w eatboim d, flights „ South found'Ihe solution to his for two no-trump. Bid a ault WDRC—Saiurday at the Chase the First tYmgrftgational Church. dents Funds are useid in W’DRC— M anhattan Melodies I Saturday Klffht He Has three small bhildren, Tim­ ^Arthur Druf Siorss j 319 BROAD ST.^^S.^ Ml 9.4539 problem s, as C arney dealer aales- A flight leavsa at 6 p.m . arriving the second trick, he led his low no-frum p later. 4:M ( SI GFaT A E T ^ eO WPOP—Tempo Bandstand my. , Gregor.v, 3, and Terjy, . ‘ (IS-SSI B'OBIftD NEWS WHAY—Supper Serenada 6 2 m an, and H arrington, aaleam an, at M idway A irport. Chicago, at d i a m o n d 1 C opyright 1957, G eneral Fea- • : 4 5 - WCCC—Gt'xKj Evening Uood Mugle His parents art Mr. and Mrs. I f t Oft ▲ fth. A . 4ft ftft a 'A ft JK J i R obert P . ,(ienoyc6i WHAY--DoUgere vs. Redlegs participated from the audience. 8:38 p.m. A flight Isavtk M id­ W est couldn't afford to take the j turea’Corp.) v , WK^’B—Musical Echoefc Elver Hoisington. Boston Hill Rd. Palm w da » i*57 Putnum .A w ard WCC!C—R ecord Review WTIC—Monitor , w ay at 9 a.m . and arrives at 1:03 ace of diam onds, for then declarer W KNB—P. M. WDRt;;—Sat. Nifht Country Slyla Registration Resiilto_ wltm er. R a cam paign in national T aklna G radunle Course; T* SAY OOODBY TO HIGH W TIC—C»iattTs vs. St. Louis p . m . w ould be able to get four diam ond YOUR YARN SHOP 7 N laht Mrs. Max ^eimer, chairman of Baker^ Union Head trade p a^ rs "for Horton w as ad- W illiam L.',Zlm m erm ann, assist­ A nother flight on the schedule tricks. W hen W est played low. OPERATINO COSTS N.. WDRC—Let's Go To Town " ' V ■ , . . ' (O ne B lock felaat of M ain ^Tempo Bandstand WHXY—Supper Serenade the awlmmlng* program, said that [igad as.ohe of ths top 10 adver­ ant traaaurer of the Savings Bank leaves Bradley at 10:55 a.m . for dum m y won w ith the jack of dia­ RAM BLER BY . . . -Betsveea O ak and B irch) of M anchslttr, will enter the G rad­ ...... - - - - - . W(.*CCr^»ood Evenina Good Muaie '88 children and seven adults were t s program s which "show the Pittaburgh, Columbus, Dayton m o n d s . tOLAND MOTORS WHAY^^DoflRors vS. Redic WKNBXMusIral Echoea SUNDAY beat Use of industrial advertising uate School of Banking at its an­ Now South had to abandon dia­ WC(r(.!-“ii\*NiRht Countrr Stvla classes to be conducted at the An­ •m s Could Be The Night” in m aking effective the selling of nual sum m er session In June. The a plane leaves tor LaGuardta, monds. He had “stolen" one dia­ WTIC—<.»iant^ \ s . Bt. Louts at Labor Probe M I 8 - 4 0 7 9 Wp 6P —JijKe^ox Sat. Nlthl dover Lake beach. products or aervice to industry;” seaslons will be held at R utgers — mond trick and could m ake sure S i i f p p l i M W’DRC—Fa.ecinaSqc Rhythm Plus: •'Uaale” , New York, Pittaburgh and Cin­ 7 :5 4 - T he tim e 6f the ad u lt class ha.s Genovesi. a graduate of M an­ the Stats U niversity', New Bruns- c i n n a t i . * Fr«« Instnieridns W'POP—Tempo Bamlstand WHAY—ProudJv We lUi| chester H igh School, studied Ans NATI'BDAY: .Il'NE t 1 :1 5 - Evemn* Good Muaie been changed to 11 a m. Adult leg- (Contlned from Page One) One plane leaves for Boston at WUAY—DodRftrs vs. Redftojrs WKNB—Evening Sei^ad* arts at H artford A rt School and 1:SD 0 8 ) UENK AUTKY * F rtc Parking W’(?iJC-“ Recora Revue istrations will cost $1 in addition . .. Pe li t i on» Be(| II es I 1;30 p.m.; another at 9:20 p.m. S:U (M) WEATHKBVAM^> \V TIC—Monitor to the childreii’s o r fam ily regia- about m_oney for M rs. Ix)W- liberal arU at Hillyer College A .4:40 p.m . pl^ns leaves for C leve­ EAST i 'M tration. since the Red Cross Swim- er. ■imultaneoualy. - land. St. Louis. K ansas C ity, Los (St) TO RK ANNOrNCBD WDR('*—Kas^dnaunR Rhvthnft U .S * (aCase Tesl.s 4:M < 8) BIG PICTURE 1 :4 5 - ming Program is designed specifi- Robevi F. Kennedy, the com niit- A ngeles and San Francisco. (18) AC’CKNT ON LIVING S;M ( S) MAN BEHIND THE. BADGE ■ W!POP -Tem po Bandstand W.HAY—Proudly We Hail MANC-HESTER Firm Ohanges H ands 4tt) TO BE A C C O rN fED (IS^iS) REE IT NOW 1:54-. W’HAY—Dodffers vs. Rodlejfs,. Good MuMe provide^iVe"’g,m^TK Mrs.. I^wer to ^lanchester...... xhurehgoers...... will he W illiam M . Peck, who for five Steel O peration S tarts (SO) FOCUS '.'AulomBtioB W .al «r W««-» “* Rs'Coiil ftev'ue WKIsB-frRnsemarv (^oonev ^ years was m anager st ths M an­ ^ S O N I G H T . .. (U ). WKSTKMS PLAYHOUSE (SS) BA.RKRALL (In P r n sr ..t) WKNB—Yarike^s vs. Cleveland WTIC—H»»»ltor ' Those who”did not register this witness stand' and asked asked tomorrow to .sign petit)on.s The new tjold Finished B ar M ill S:M < N) 8 K \ KlNCi l:MI ( K) (O.MEDV PARTY WDRC—Sat. :Nite Country Sivle week may do so’at the beach'June "hither she Once h?d told th^ Los to halt the testing of nuclear o l t n chester L um ber Co., has purchased (II) BOY BOOEB8 (it) RANGE RIDER ' WTTC—Giant.s vs, Bt. Louis WPOP—Jtika Bcgc Saturday N'lsht B O o f J o n e s ft L aughlln Steel C orpora­ .MA'MIK VAX nORKX \V )RC—Fasoliiattnr Rhvthm SHADY GLEN SHERBETS ’.<‘‘"8 ciicu lat- the form er W illis property on M ain duction thia w eek. WHAY—DoUpers vs Redle|c.s VVCL-C—<»4.4»o k :\enina Good M uaie for those enrolling m the Junior nre.sence of Nelson Kennedv ^ Conneclioil Committee So cooliiifr and refreRhing ... no wondpr they are sum m er- H. H. M eyer, m anager of fhs Is "RORIZOXS W K.ST” ^ (M> WESTERN PLAYBOISE («) SIY LITTLE MARGIE —R ecord Re\'«»f WKICB—Musical Echoea Supervised Playground u St. opposite W oodbridg* SI. under — ftssda.T Thr« Tarsdar - (III P r o a m .) (M) !«RET THE PRES8 ' W TIC—M onilor j tim e favorite,R. The vitamin-rich,Tiealth jrivinpr sroodnes.a W lllim antic D ivision of JA L, said (:M ( S) WIU> RILL HICKOK G a.«t: Th« R rr. Rillj- Gra­ WKNB --Yapkefs vs-Cl4^eland 'Ibi nam e "W . M. Feck Lum ber, -TA N K S ARR COMING*’ W'TIC—Giants vs Bt • t-oiiis WDRC—K n terialn m en t L'.S A. e pre. ent on the first day. her she had u.sed .ufiion funds to hu ^ bo presented to rliurcligoer^ hcie the new m ill alii em ploy about <0 m i DISNEYLAND ham W*pOF—Met, Op^ra of fresh fniit in Shad.v Glen ftherbets make them GOOD Iric!?;*^''..and w ill h andle th e' usual (»*) COMEDY PARTY S:Se ( S-IIL.VS) YOU'' ARE THERE— WDRC—Record Shop ^uie of. the^ atoict reqiilroments ; dVamonVitog'To'gVvrio C ),,,, •')>'* 111 riocKVlue, "■'“'"’a'’'*'’' >\uu to 70 persons initially. The JftL -RKTRF.AT WPOP—Tempo Bandstand • : I 4 - • ENDS TONIGHT lum berS'qM Inventory such as «;«• ( SI TOP PLAYS OF. --Th. GanOshl At Ihn.O.K, WHa Y —Supper Serenade Tbi; the number V hours attend- gave the ring inster-* ------Hartford and .New Haven accord­ for you, too! plant is located on . a j^l-acre site HRLV (IS) SIX O’CLOCK REPORT Corral" 4 144- ring instead to a man building m fei^rials, m ason's sup- WHAY—DPdRers V.«. Redleg^p WCCC—Liooo Evenma Good Mi^le ance a badge. , a m ^ .loe Eri ingei. ing to .Mift. M artin D avia of S to ris. A V A S T X W a RT D A V I D adjacent to the lan ^ occupied by (SO) RAMAR OF THE JUNGLE m-S«) ROr ROGERR WKNR-Musical Echoea pliei, hardw art>.and paint, both (SS) SIOVIE 1:M ( S) YOU ARKED FOR IT W<’*C(' -Rft-c«.rd Revue PeSfeant Site Announced The stylish looking >frs. Ixiw er a member of the committee. the American Screw Company 7VKJCB Yankees vs. Clevelnnd WTIC—Mofiitor ■ retail and w holoaite:. ChJJrrn Ujrc 12 FREE (SS) BARN DANCE (U ) LARRIK WDRC—Emertainment U S A. The grammar schopl graduation fefu.sed lo reply on grounds her Some copies of the petition have WTIC—Monitor already been circulated by Mis. I^ k will be aBsisTttd by his plant on R t. 32. W’DRC—Record Shop ^ « WPOP—Met. Opera ,pageant . . will be ...... helci on the vc ^j- o ­ niinv>riNan.swers iiukml might ’’incriminate ineiiiiiinnie me. ” i-y- ,,;. j «• t . s*r i ...... in b isl tgiey tlsg t eeibsdy HI M ushHig color son, R obert D ., Peck. Othbwjm em * An Informal open house and WpOP—Tempo Bandstand 1 :5 4 - _ J A ttended M eftJng^; <^onvenUonii-— Mr^. John U. May of plant tour will ^ held at the new 4 : 1 5 - WHAY-~-I-aSalette Novena bera of the staff are M rs. WHAY—TDodlfers vs. RedJefs WTi(?—Mon'itof w.)!!) the audience seatetto'it the K ennedy ticked off a string of i.-r-,, ____ ' m ill W ednesday for JftL's New Don^WILLIS Garage • . p,*C4«rft R^vii# WDRC—(Libert Hiahat foot of the bank snd.on the hill-i union m eetings and conventions------•'— ipsponse we have had nEmnjEHCT England cuitom eri.. SPCCIAUSTS fN WKKB ■ Yankess vs. Clevsisnd AV'POP—M et. O pera side. It .will begin pitomptly at 7 i h'e'said s'h'e'had atiended'at uiVion Pisopla w,>to becoming WTICr-MonItor 8 : 4 5 “' - - • -- i .),» dreadfully concerned Over tile ef- D. T. R ogers, m anager of JftL 's whqh family WH1>:£L AUGNAfENT and W’DRC—Record Shop WIIA Y—I^Saletlft No vena I ^•'(pense, and asked what she did HUGH MARLOWL EASTWOOD Cold Finished B ar Division, said, BRAKE SERVICE j^P<)P.—T*mpo Bandstand WTIC—Monitor vVhile 200 cha1 r5 will be .set o u t.] at these m eetinifs. Again .she re- fec'ts of nuclear weapons te.sting ", COIEEN GRAY ■These new faellltles w ere especial­ GEXERAL AUTO REPAIR WPRC-i—Bports it has been suggested that blank-i fused to answer, Mrs.' Davis .said. "\Ve expect to S t e w a r t J a k a b a l ^ WHAY—DoUirers vs. Redleifs W PO P—Mftl. O pera have .several thousand .signatures W illiam L. ZIm m erm ann ly designed to insure excellent to see MlieheU 9-4581^18 M AIN ST., M ANCHESTER W(^^«'—Record Revue 8 :4 4 - ets could, also be brought by spec- Records fiom the Cosmopolitan Sheila Bond ia OrrsE ralm at service, to N ew England users of WKNB- Yankees vs. Cleveland WHAV—Reroi'd Review lators for seating on the hillside. ^ Hotel in Denvei'. plkced in evi- in a few i.... day.s.~ .:u With the.se "'Kua*signa- " S p i r i t w ick. N. J M onday through June quality cold finished steels. W hile WTir-Monltor ' WTIt*—M onitor In the event of rain, the pro-i dence: l),sted the bills of'Ei.sie Kav , . "ill be able to demon, " R E V O L T 3 2 . W’DRC—Record Shop WDPkC-The World Tonifht •'You Can Taste The Quality M f u m r o f JftL has been active in Eastern (1 8 ) JOHsNNY M A R T IN r (31-30) COWBOY THEATER WPOP Tempo Bandstsnd WPOP—Mel. Opera gram will••• bewv. held fictxj theLUT- lUUUYftfollowing IXiK ;;'Thorpe P' .'His.Mrs. Lower ri Nnitlsaid nUrshe UJ»e*Hu.ses r>ttrnpp,.., ftkltfp,, U . . ra the eon- A T F O R T Zim m erm ann ia one of over^.-O ^ m arkets for s num ber of years, oun- SHOW ".Showdowa** 4 : 4 ^ • :15““ Youngiteri participating | tliat name as ‘ having , ^ brrn subjort ' ”^^***^ *^'*^ r^<’ble on S t . L o u i s " bankers w ho will attend the 3-w eek shipm ents form erly had to be m ade ( 8 ) ANMK OAKLEY (55) ROSEMARY CLOOaNEY WHAY—Dodder* vs.- Redlegs WHAY—Recnid Review should be at the school no later charged to a loom ocruplo^ by LARAMIE" sesaton ot. tbq achool,^^lch ia Capt. Tex Burdwell and ( 1 8 ) BOSFMABV CLOONEY I SHOW WCCower took the Fiftli neci'"to V ^ ' s ( y ex- ■ ■ sponsored^ th* A nisidcg^ Bank­ (M> RANOK RIDER THEATRE n " n c —Monitor ^ WPQP*A^. Opera Thiirsda.v Game Postponed Amendment on this score, too. \vo.hir, pdition.s to m M u m r SM CCutw Noory . S T A R T S 8 t T S t ) A Y ' ers Assn. The student body—from (M) TV TIME *‘.Miiri»¥ B old m ." WDRC—Wood Memorial Race The Little league game sched­ ... Washington. D. C. and Hie .Slates X lchale Say Bay M llland 48 states, the D istrict of C olum bia, 7 : 4 < 8 -U) DKATIf VALLEY DAYS j(l8-55) .MARGE A GUWER WPOP—Tempo Bandstand WHAY- Record Revjefp' Under persistent questioning, Congre.ssionsl delegation ( 18) DATELINE EtROPK CHAMPION SHOW WTIC—Monitor 'v-'' uled to be played Thiir.sday be- Nel.son testified thsl perhap.s .tflOO ^ Aalhaa^' Q alaa Puerto Rico and C uba—represents (13-84) CIRCUS BOY WDR(^—Rusa N a u tto n his Dancing Horses! (St) FATHER KNOWS BEST WPOP-Met. Opera ween the Fireballs, and Carlson’s ! to 11,100 of fT.’ShO l evoi ded in the GARY COOPER a capacity enrollm ent ftM) H IG H W A Y I^ T R O L •*Tb^ Fartane TrlU r*’ ' Telrvision Programs FISHERMAN KILLED "Tho W o 8:44 (15A5) ED, SULLIVAN SHOW -r |:45w Diggers W'ill he postponed to Fri-hocal's books as going for "organ-; . Rome tone s -n „ •• " R i v o r ' s The G raduate Schdol w as found­ 7 : M < 8 ) OB SrSANNA w r . WHA Y—Re^cord Revte'a- ne, Ju n e 8 ij', Tlie It A TERRIFIC HIT O n e tONIGHT.r_ ( 18-8 5 ) THE BtCCANEBRS (tvonit: Harry Belafoiila: On Page Two day to avoid conflict with the! ization’!, purposes wa.s paid to Mrs.’! v ----- . 7^*’*" Italian FRIENDLY ed in 1935- to provide an opportu­ J ohI James: Alan Klif: WTIC - -Jtfonitor... ews Agency Ansa .said today nia- LAST w e e k - Ciaam aSraea E d q t " ••PrIAter’i DevIV* gratluationaquation program. - . '• Ix)wer, He- .said...... this wa.s in pat- chine etmron to a ,1. , i C a l a r Claam aSraea nity to experienced bankers for ad iu - m p e o f l Fj a r e p v n n y Jvdge Dewey "PlffmenC* WDRC—Rusa NauRion (5 8 ) FILM FESTIVAL Mnriihnm; Ike Nnlagon Sis- I^W^OP—Met. Opera If the graduation should be held 'ment for her work at digigng up <’«»»> ' PERSUASION C a l a r vanred study In banking ahd re Cine ami B a | i^ "^ lt‘r»i-'i.Frpnces Fiye; nnd’ r e p e a t e d t;N - l ;iS - »;kS 4;IS • 1;M lated subjects. “ Rfd Peppers*' i..An NM son. WHAY Record Revien- weather I names about 50 possible recruits Thiu sdov uiiu,?^'"" f‘"^‘"g *”’«t , A ction C o-H it! ”yaqui D rum s” “ W ED.: “ABANDON SH IF’ Zim m erm ann whl m ajor in sav at the .. 8:M ( 5 4 5 *1 8 ) 4IACKIE GLEASON (33*14) STEVE ALLEN SHOW H ow rhriatian Brlence H eala WTItT—M onitor Tittle League game for union membership at the Van i , 7., ’ ’ ’^*'•*'’ 8 f"'« fisherman, W ally Fields Q uartet SHOW Orson Welles; Meg WDRC—Rusa Nauchton will then be postponed until the ' de Kamp Bakery in Im.s Angeles, ‘i. I)*',out BY POPULAR ings m anagem ent and real estate D anrieat m uatr In tow n poli in the Gulf of Taranto,, financing. ] (Color) (ioentn: - EHiel. N rr* Wpllv Cmx ^ "DAILY HELP 14:15- man. Wynn ppd Tli¥ W H A W R ecoid Revlem* . Game BenulU ^-tt^nv hemi of the AF?*^CIoTa^^ To quality for gfaduation. Zim Y our favorite I t a l i a n Manchester Shopping Parkade P'oar Lndii land L o p C a r U r l;M ( 5 nV1) A.MATEI’R HOUR Fishers Gashouse Osng won its ;rltonal waters by strong ciirr< REQUEST! (15*55) TV THEATER FOR DAILY HEED S" WTIC—Monitor mermann m utt attend similar dithee prepared by Chef (5 8 )' BILLY GRAHAM CRCSADK W DRC—R usa N au fh to n in a speech yesterday the Team-'The ernft repoi'tedlv returned to “The Invitation'* Thursday tiight match with the sters should fire their presiilent. Italy ^ i-vtuined to sum m er sessions again in 1958 and Peter Com ollo. 9 : M ( 8 4 3 ) LAWRENCE WBLR (33-34) TV IIOCR (Color) W PO R—Met. O pera Fireballs, 6-4, with Kenny Fisher, 1959. In'addition, he m ust conr- M IDDLE TURNPIKE W EST, M ANCHESTER SHOW' •'Met. GilllnK P»d the S k y W H A Y , 910 k.cvftunday, 8:15 a.m . 14:84- Dilve Beck, right now. Beck has ' ’ >'‘*i«’ida>, N o C o v e r e N o M i n i m u m ( 18) GALE STORM SHOW scroper" W HAY—Ri'Cord R eview pitching, and Mike Minor, catch­ invoked the Fifth Amendment in ! ------— ------r------:—:------L— We Are Master plete tw o years of extension w ork Oh! SvMiPiiit f;84 (18-55) ALFRED HITCHCOCK WTIC^Mtulc Wigt a Beat ing, tor the winning team. at hom e and will be required to PERFORM ANCES ALL W EEK (33*8 8 ) THE JERRY LEWIS PRESENTS W^Rc■^-Ru.ss NaiiKhton refu.sing to tell .McClellaa's com- SHOW d'olor) “The IndestrpcIMe Mr. WPOP—Met. Opera Paul tarter pitched for the w rite a thesis based upon briginal O A K GRILL I 4 : t t - F ireiieU . "t- "A,. Ulittee whether, as it charges, lie COFFEE BREWERS! research In som e phase of finance Siam Jprry LaWU with ' W eems" catchrne'unm ^ih^T"’’yi, ' m''"'PP.'’<'P'-'ated $.’170,000 f,om his 89 O ak Stv. M aneheater Mon. and Tues.-—4:00 P.M. rEydi^ Germa I v> WHAY—Record Review catching, until the fourth inning Union Coffee bretved to perfection, se^yed W o C fttor to Partlee, (5 5 ) CO D E 8 ‘ ' 9 A .M . to 9 P.M . WTIC—Mtisir With a Beat w ltk delieloua charcoal broiled food— ReorivH Insuranr* A w ard ( 15*5 5 ) n. B . .0 . PLAYHOUSE N auirhtoii ■naa w hat a.com binatioa! B anquets, W eM tof*> etc. Wed. and Thurs.—4 :00 P.M. and 8 :30 P.M. *‘Th¥ Railed Hook" A L U E D FAL’TOBV AUTROBISED WPOP—Met, Opera R ichard 8. C arpenter and Frank ( 8 ) TV PLAYHOrSE T V S E R V I C E II :§a— ^ rton n^fioe evasion charges, a T ake O ut O rders A Specialty • .P. Sheldon, M aneheater, represen- B Air*Cen<:l u r f ,t t a r o u N o CIS) NEW8 AND WEATHER — SHOW— 8 P O R T 8 '"Tlir qaraUoa" Bathing (») CURTAIN t i m e (SS) PARIS PRECINCT i J (SS) NEWS ■ lt:M ( t) NEWS REPORTER ft (SS) M YNERY TREATER - WEATHER Picnicking 1I:1S (Ilk M 1U.ION DOLLAR MOVIE (It-SS) WRAT'S MY LINEf McCONVILLE'S MONDAY ONLY "Rroadnrar Srrrnade" (it) THE VISE “ / d (I#) LATE KHOW ,(S«) TKK IMTE SHOW O riV e O u t Today Fishing ' " E a r o r e ” ‘‘D aita K rayaa” Itise (S3) NEW S (SS) EARLY LA’TE SHOW FORA I t MS (M). N E W S A P B E V U E S 1 I;U ( t> WORIJI'S BEST MOVIES , : ' Thick and Thirsty Il:se m > LATE NEWS ft WEATHER "Spill Srread" FOR SEE DUR DE LUXE 1 : H ( S) N E W S , Il^ee (ISAS) SU.NDAV NEWS SPECIAL DELICIOUS (!!) PIONEER TALLEY TREA* d E R A N I U M S 3 THE Many more feafuren 6-ROOM MODEL RANCH HOME 11:M (Ml MILLION DOLLAR MOVUI “La^ Pram SkaMkal” IN lU D and 8LO SSO M ( A N D U P ) 'youll have to aee! JOHN I. OLSON (SS) NEWS A N P eP R E V U in ll:S e (SSINEWS CANNON FEATURES LIKE "Y O U ••■■CARRADINi SUNDAY BOLTON P rinter «nd D ecergter U:» ( S> NEWS mm taMii*MBiT i (ti) LATE NEWS AND WEATR- AND LOOK AT A IN T NEVER SEEN BEFORE!" KR uwAt 7 4 e VOI’XGSTOW X KITCHKX ’’ t (M H r THIS PRICE! DINNER MONDAY. JUNE 14 WEEKEND SALE ANNUAL PUNTS e >:ftittll.v Room w ith LA R G L PU ;T.L'R£ W IX O O W LAKE HOUSE HENRY STREET i t ) VRU’ft (lAAs'l VALIAK’T IJ4DY Z i n n i a s , A t f n , BEACH TOWELS e rr.R .\M IC TILK BATH W ITH VAXITY Ci-MI TIC TAR DOUGH BOUTON, CONN, SUNDAY.. JUNE t ^ • : 1 S ( a-MASI LOVE OF U F K $ 1 4 , 9 9 5 e GARAGF IX T i ASK.MKXT . ' AFTERNOON 1 2 : M ( SI RUGS RUNNY SnofN lragons, C osm os, a LA R tfK LOT.k. • S BKDKOO.MS U :M ( S) WURLD’S REST MOVIFg (Ml SEARCV FOR TOMORROW (IS-U) LET'S TAKE A TRIP M origoidt, V nrbnno, TRY HOW ARD JOHNSON'S 5 MILES EAST OF MANCHESTER (St-M> IT COULD BE YOU C FHA Approved— e LIV ING ROO.M M TTH. FIR EPLA C E (nptloilBll (tt> WILLY (Ul MID-DAY MOVIE M M S i x * (M> WESTERN THEATER D ahlias, S ^ k , I o I s m , - M I6HTM A8E THRILIS BtVOND ilU E H (IS) THE GUIDING LIGHT g 2 8 " x 5 2 " $2)000 Down a A.4IE.SITE DRIVEW AY U : N Ut-SS) WILD BILL HICKOK ' S) HOU.YWOOD BEST 11-O Z. HEAVY STEER m> FATHER FIOELIB RICE (IS) NEWS C oeIcK om b and m any othdrs. D o t n n niR EC TIO X S: Take R oute 8.8, ! m ilea from W ilbur 1:49 (1S-U> HECKLE AND JECKLE m i AT ROME WITH RITTT m m (it) COLONEL m a r c h C'roM Hlgjtn:^y to lour com era. ,\t tour rom ere CHARCOAL IROILRD (S4) CLOSE-ITP . R ng. $1.l9 DANCING «M) ONE O'CLOCK HIGH 1 : 1 # (IS) STAND UP AND BR take right to m odel hom e. M atch for and follow ^ftjlft.i-aLO FF.M .A D V RlllTLR«.— — i l g u s . — ------; ------T— ------(It) ROY R4IOKR8 , 1;M (IS) AS THE WORLD TURNS (t3) GRAND OLE OPRY (St) CLUB ce (Calar) EVERY (SS) AMOS AND ANDY t:ce (ISSS) OUR M ISS BROORS JA PA N ESi tE D LEAFvM AFLES. EVERGREENS i • o e h l:tt ( t) SUNDAY CARTOONS (it) CLUB U (Calarl 1:H (SS) BASEBALL t:te (ISAS) HOUSE PARTY . „ Olaala »a. St. Laala (22-M) TENNESSEE ERNIE A N D SH RU IS AT REASONARLE PRICES SATURDAY l:ee (I) BASEBALL. . ^ rORD’S SHOW Dadirra ra. ClariaBall 2 : 4 ^ ( I I m e e t T H E S T A R S 7 l | C o m p l e t e DI r m p I ■ NIGHT I 0p»i EtMtogt ilatll Dafk— 0|w ill Saetoy | WORLD WATSON REALTY CO. SHOPMONDAY GREEN *lm UlAM)JOH Feoturing H ie vecjcris of JO A N JO Y G i MORIARTY BROTHERS AND SAVE STAMPS BUILDING - BUYING - SELLING , 1 - ' a n d H i e ■ , COMPLETE: HEATING SERVICE m O ^ m m p NBRfry Ameriaa RANGE AND FUEL OIL JOAN JOYCE TRIO ) ttu l/f* . fh .'.4.*/#/ »l (// K . ( fut 315 CENTER ST— -PHONE MI-3-51 3S M(K)onvilte Greenhouses f 7 5 I LeoftM 302 W OODIRIDGE ST. TEL M l 9-S947 TftSaM Ituiaplke PLEASANT ATMOSPHERE and GOOD FOOD T R S - 7 f t J O M ! 9 - 7 h i S A dT ertiae in H e ra id — It P a y f

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MAl^CHESTER EVENtNG HERALD, MANCHESTER; CONN. SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1957 rkOM FOVB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. IfANCHESTEft. CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 8., W57

that carrying a'^ible, or going to BoUoh ^ JR^ Gage Fetckl manri^rdtrr chooainK to croag 47inToicn barrier at. all. church, put any blanket over.^elr ] Droodles Graharti^McCafiaXW^dditig — ------^ ' ShaW'Condio Wedding On 80lh Birthday But the.. real misdeeds. These, in other woPds, | Girard Dismisses Conttits ll^raid By ROGER PRICE jvhether.or not there are are really crazy, mixed-up klds>' Robert ISichoVs Enters rqpuaHKDUBY Get Degrees^ Rev. Jajnea M. G(me, who waa D ia Whom it would be a hardship|''tA^ Whom- the Bible seems merely prislor of the Norto MethotUst ^oan. ■ impOatUon of tolia on the Bulkeley companion for squirrel tails, FromUConn Official Soap Box Derby THOMAS r . FKRGliBON Bridge ia a ruthlead procedure, ConfPdvate, flags, duck tails, zoot nese Lawyer^ Church of this town from Juno WALTER R. FERGUSON Se^d^Cpagragatlnaal Ctiurdi> d Oetobtr 1. IWl SSS N0I& Main Street Rev. John F. Hailiionr Pa Graduate and undergraduate de- Bbttori, .lune 8 (Special) '—Rob 'yeram at the Elemenlaiy School assigned to the pariah at Virie- pbjlcx^ The urire to get. thing'a this is going tb-pe the latest fad, Arnold W /T pzer, MJiiMter Rev. James T. O’Connell (Continued. from Page One) and scientific advane^mmt b« thp Nichols, son of Mr. and Mrs. lext week will be: Monday, pork , grees and certificates ^11 be con­ yard Havnn in the island i t M ar­ PubUMM' Btcit ErcnlDg ExeeM dond, idKl done faat, ia laudable we should label-Itwe most grq- Mrs. Mildred Oalelwta; Organist Rev. EdgarFarrell best. Stanley L. Nichols Jr. of South salad'sandwiches, potato chips, and edged Ja p a n e se Jurisdiction In ferred on the following local resi­ I uitf HelltuyA Entered At the enough, vyhelt.Jl doea hot involve teaque and unpleasant dtbg,.of all. > ■ ' Miss Viola illard B. Rogers KS.,, will enter his No; 219 blue cake: Tuesday, hamhiirg grovy, tha's Vineyard, was honored re­ JICA At MAnebetter CpoM.. aa his case.” Hayashl said, "by sign­ dents during two graduation exer- cently on the occasion of his 80th , C lM M«ti MAtter. doing thinga that ere wrong. Thla Choir ilrectb Sunday Masses: and'yellow vehicle in the Official jruUered rice; corn, bread and but­ 8URSCRIFT10N RATES ; . — f ------ne Thomp F or adults. 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 ing documents whloh I deposited lOclatten Grateful ciM tomorrow at the 74th annual Hartford Soap Box Derby at Sun­ ter and apple crunch; Wednesday, birthday. ' ■ PayAblA In AdTAnct. bridge program ia primarily a pro­ at the MaebashI District C o u rt Editor, , , commencement at the University, set Rid^a in East Hartford on His partshioneto in the Lambert Education OIr o'tilock with two Maesaes at 0, one ■f baked hash, hard*»..#:ooked eggs, gram deaigned to aaye atid-.t^lp In the main aqdltorium for adults Friday. ■ /a,_vay x I n»»< have the privilege of ex- of Connecticut. ' June 15, . celery sticks and gelatin; Thurs­ Cove Methodist Church, of which OnA Tdni^ tUbO Hayashl said the papers j,e throi W MonUtnv ^aaaaaaaaaaaaaa>a 17.76 Hartford. But a progrant whlilh Connecticut ^SundayT'TJune 'S, Children's Ds .aw^ one for the children in the through your cotuihna tha Bachelor of science" degree* from Robert, a Grade 6,_ student of day, spaghetti and meat sauce, he has been pastor(tine years, Tilrt# MOtttftV ••AAAAAAA»i#sHa«^a r*rl ing him.* 'large, birthdw party. oii all those neighbors who happen Yankee ^ Preaentatlon of Hibtes and one iiKtho-basement. Awards. The lawyer said the court cer-. campaign for funds conducted dur- R. Gobley, 129 Barry Rd. ed by the Nichols-Manchestcr Tire - ice cream. Mr. afl'd Mrs. Gage received the to live to the east may, in the. long talnly will approVb,’ his dismissal, | month of May. The total gu'ests, which numbered over 200. By A. H. O. Nursery for sma|l children 8t. Briteet’a R. C. Chufeh 'CUun Preparer! for a Formal Bachelor of arts'degrees from Co. of Manchester. Milk is served with ,kYl meals. Tie A i run, prove something of a boomer­ ..Res",Rea". John^. Delaney, Pastor if Girard a ^ i it. I'* Pj"*’ | contributed In Manchester to data the College of Arts and Sciences: The derby is for boys of -12 to Mr.*. Stanley Nichnls-'Sr. of South Mrs. Gage was WMring a (xrraage, Dinner* dieted, ’'th^n the court will appoint; gp presented by her 3imday School •titlUed I ang. It .was a cjrrTous feature of the Vern^ lil^odlst Church ev. Theodore Gubala, Barbara E. 'Baker, 84 DeepwOod 15 year* of age, who have coni- Rd. is a palle'n't ak-tiie Manchc.*ter All av*M ------My original plan was to uge this * goyefnm ent-pald law yer to de-1 used to the beat pletely constructed their car by Memorial Hos^^l wheie she re- class, and her niiaband a bouton­ ■ not otherwiAA e ^ l t e In thie pepel^ I t is interesting to a.sk w hat final debate on the schobi bus >111 /^ V e m o n ^ Conn. Rey>:^nnls Ht-Husecy, Droodle as a special tribute to oitr Dr., University Scholar with dis­ And AlAO the locAfSieer mbllahed here. ■ "barren Coyell, minister AaelstantV, fend him, since he would then have mjyantage possible for tha pro- tinction and highest honors; Joanir them.selves. . cently iindei;«>nt ipinor surgery. niere from the Chase Memorial Al) rlghtA of repubU Hon of epeclAl wtnald happen If some decision that, aKhaugh speaker after'spe'ak- Bi-valve friends during NATION­ ■fio member ofX the «...bar «.to ..fact in.. his . organization through-. Marjorie Steephens. Organist M. Burke; f2 Sumttit St,; Malcolm Uliim-h Note* ' ' class. BouqUcl.* decorated the ' dUpAtcbee kcrein Are lo reeerved couidtte^tade to keep the Bulkeley ^-'>eplored the necessity of de­ AL BE-RIND-TO-CLAMS W E|aC behalf." out the state and nation. Through Ma.sses will be celebrated at St. Maiu^t^Hter KV^nlng Nerajd Bol ! iiarlors. and among the mimerous Masses on Sunday at..?. A, 9, 10 But then I checked my i^om s- Adm itted a* O oaenera A. Buzzell, 4 Pearl St.; Gerard R, IMH AATTlcA client et N.'TQ. A. Serr- Bridge frta. whereupon Mr. P i^ bating an Issue which had created and 11 a.m. and Masses ddwlqiH^irs. the Connecticut Mental Health As­ Chapdelaine, 101 Spruce St.: Carl Maurice Church tomorrow at. 8:30 «n riirrespdndeti l-ollis ( i ! gifts'was a “money tree." Worship service, fl:30 s.m. tion with the Chambei-,'6r Coht.-^ ' Pa.itor Gage's life story was in;'' . Ice^ Inc. nam's Bridge^Apthofity wouldatop a t 9 and 10 a.m. 'n ‘He said the American lawyer* sociation it will help. continue tha F. Clair, 15 Saulters Rd.; Anita a.m. and 10 a.m. The ladies of Jr., Xfitrhell pubUetaen Repre»nntAUTe»>x The such bitterness and emotionalism, Observance of Methodist Student merc^ in Washington, ! D. C. and’ nqw advising Girard would be tremendous progress, already made the church will conduct a food terestihgly told in tableaux. He i8' Julliu MAtbewA Special Agency -tsNew work on all the. new .^Bridges. Day. WlHIam Miller of the UnlvM- Informed m e^that Iherb's no Grossman, 77 Brookfield St.; John York. ChlCAgA, Detroit end BoAlon.^s the bitterness and emotionalism in­ periijlt' Itted In a Japanese trial only in the detection and traatment of ! sale following both Masses. . \ . a Mayflower descendant, being a Would the state therntdlce over the slty of CbRneetlcut will bring the Church of the .Asaumptlon sueiM^lng M ifATIONAL BE- V. Kleperis,,37_Main St.; John J. a M E IO ^^A U D IT BUREAU OF. volved never -really made an ap­ Adams St. and Thompson'Rd. as, oB'servers. He’’ added th at as mental illness, and in research. In i "On Fire with God " will b*>he , .. I tenth generation descendant of ciRCuumoMi. . pearance in the House th at da.v. mesaage. KINDrTCh^Jt^AMS W EEK. They Mahon, 105 Birch St.; Robert D- topic of the Rev! Theodore,.Chand­X > a n d -1 V I l l i n g \\}O S e s 'Projects, snd get-'lhe federal fi­ -—R ^. Joseph. E. Farrell, Pastor— yet-he-hqd received no notice of particular.- the state organiza.tion Mrs. j Elder William Brewster, and a Tliere wa.s tension, yea. -But when, in :4.S a.m.. Omrch School,—------also said Belter norauggest assists iQcaal mental health^ Peek* 27 G erard St.; Patricia D. ler's sermon toriioriow at the 11 |.ninth peneratihn rte's'cenriant__ xiL — Tile Uernld-FtlnMng Compaby,. Inc., nancing "availabig for themNwlth 5 p.m., Intarmedlate Youth Fel­ ' Bei'. Francis T. Butler, Girard's action. Rember, 69 Cedar St.; Sally. W. aaaomea no OnanclAl feaponaiblllty tor it finally faced up to a: question such a dojiey idea-ta^cause they've groups and helps in the program a.m. worship service., ' Priscilla and John Aldcn. He is the result thal all the new brld^eg lowship. Awsjstant Atfeady got mqre c^az3^■WMk8 than In Maebashi, Akiklchl Sakai, Taylor. 26 Elm Ter. Most AvoirdlVpois typocnpbkcAl errora appearing In ad- which had all important elements husband of the >cad woman, ^^d of rehabilitation of patients at state Sunday school will meet at 9:30 I also a de.sccndarit of several Amer- VeruneenentA and other reading tnatler would be.built to be free bridges? 'aj' religious- divi.sion in it, the 7 p.m. Senior Youth' FelloW.shlp. they know WhaL.^to do wTthv-^’ell, hospitals. Certificates from the School qp a.m. . fee n i Mancbeater Erening Herald. Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 a m. reporters "The Americana \^o At the rln.se of the fir.*l qiiitrter I ican Revolutionary soldiers; and - How great would the delay really House wa.s sober and .super-pollte t-hal's too bad forHhe Clams. If there are people who would Agriculture: Morgan B. Stpble. The Junior Kellowaliip will meet % his grandfather. Capt. James C. on American Irijsl of my of the fi.scfll year. Manrhestfr adrertlatng cloeing gpurni. and cautious with itself. The de­ North Methodist Church Innately for me, though. I hap­ still like to participate financially 205 P orter St., and Richard J. Za- at the diamond, rfir the Elementary j Parker.. was killed in the CSvil be? Mr. Putnam had better take St.. Francis .Assisi Church wlIWs killer do so because they WATES had an overall loss of 4 lotidAy>-l p ^ Friday. bate wa.s more restrained than 447 N. Main SI. pened to bsve a supplji of spare In this excellent, work. Contribu­ padka. 168 Woodland S t^ ' School at 6:30 p.m. to pla v base­ 1 Waf. He was graduated from ^jeaday—i p.ne. Monday., c,are he does not entice' us all, South Windsor, Rt. 80 titles on. hand for this Dho^le so regarrf'-JgMnese people a* sub­ Bachelor of science degrees pound*. \ yedneaday 1 p.' m. Tueeday. . del)ates on-4nuch le.ss sensational Rev. H. OsgomI Bennetl, tions may be sent to the treasurer ball. . Boston University College of Lib­ rather than alarm us. , .Issues.ran he. Rev. .Arthur J. Hcffernan, Pastor everything worked out JusKYlne. human an(rmo,^more than dogs." from the School of Business Ad- Three new members were added |\ ^ r a d a y —1 p. Wedneaday. M inister "I am sick aM-tlred of reading (or Manchester, Mrs. William J. The Board of Deacons of the eral A rts in 1900 and on May 9 For Friday—1 p. m. Tburaday. It wSs, from this angle, rather a Kev. Stephen Moon. Rev. Francis Karvells, C'uratc Here they are: (a) A Well Drei ministration:: J^ri Anderson, .39 during May. bringing the current For'Satiirday—1 D, m. Friday. many one-sided opltihms voiced by ■Graif, 51 Washington' 8t. Congregational Church wUl hold a member.*)lip up to 84. that , year married Miss Ida J. supreme demonstration of fhe ca­ Minister of Education Masses at 7, 8:30, 9:30 and 11 Watermelon (b) Hamburger 1 Mrs. Allan 8. Taylor, Edgerton St,;'ThoniR.*,/t • -T he...... J. Close,------, meetingrv* aa( i Monday a 4f aat I "?■:.30-'p.m. • IJI * r* r*s aat f Cdaamed daadUne; 10:30 a.m. aaeh pacity of the dem'ocratlc process Disguised As Garry Morire and (c) 'misinformed Americ*M;‘<.Sakal Top winner for May wa.s Anne, Pitta of Atliol, A son and daugh­ day of pttbl*eallon except Saturday — A Foolish Gesture? .lames \V. .McKay. a.m X * Manchester Campaign 104 Walnut, S t.; Donald M. Ch-ook fhe church. ter were born lo them. Mrs. C ^e 3 a to handle the most explosive of is­ Minister ol Music A Football After A Tie’ Game. Chairm an for the Con- et. 128 W est St.; .lanet H. Doyle,: Vining, with a loss for tlie nionln In what we would believe to he sues. The materials for the ex­ ••w^rnaybe.” he added, “ thesh- To celebrate ("hildren's Day, the of li*-,. pound.*. LaVei-iie kelson died in the, late 1930's and in 1942 St. itfaurlcc's K, C. Church necllcut Mental Health 207 McKe,f St.; John L. G agli-| Church School of United Methodist Pastor Cage married Miss loa. Saturday, June 8' n unprecedented aCtiorif’- one plosion .were tb,ere; the decision not Rollon Center., Amertciita' recall their own kanga­ Association. ardyule, 214 G ardner St.; Donlald wa.s second winrt>r, with s Jo.ts of ! itise was virtually 9 a.m. High School Bible c i^ e s. "No wisdom la wise but His wis­ roo courtsHliat tried and convicted Chtirrh will conduct a program gi™ nouXcIs Wilson,' a-' nurse. chemical company is wlthdraiving | bRbt the 10 a.m. Church School, tiasses Rev. R a ^ Kelley, Pastor^ dom: no truth is true, no love la F /'G andlni, 14 Silali Rd.; Kings* morrow at the 11 am. worship -- . ^ " I unanimous many Japan^s^ war criminals af­ ley B. Kuhney. 12 Bunce Dr.; This is the fniirth consocutive o b from the manufacture of «lr pres-1 n then, a HomeVj^at pcril- for all ages. ---- ■ .<■ lovely, no life Is Life but the di­ Let’s Keep'^Oiir Children Fit service. The < hildren will relate No T H , Free Bridges? Sunday Ma.sses a t 8:30 and 10 ter World War'-H and may now Daila R. Ozolin*. 151 School St.; monthly win for LaWine Kelson. Hunan Mo.^s Photo ent__ agricultural insecticides not oun demonstration that' religious 10 a.,m. Adult iwrvlce of wor­ vine: no. good is. but the good (Jod fear retaliation by--the Japanese, I wonder If we 'ks-.p^ento real­ i in story and song what they have -' How even people in Hartford ship. ObStarvanca 6f Penteco'st.. Ser­ a.m. \ bestows." ize how lazy our children., are >be- Leonard 1. ShAnkman, 78 Milford I learned about. • il '‘m so-called "Top Ten" MRS. JOHN DANIEL SflAW JR. because it finds sales lagging, but | issuea can he taken into the politl- eae," Rd.; Ronald M. Watt.*. 6.3 Arvine lAre becoming sdmewhgt’concerned I cal 8fena and he resolved there. It mon: "The-.pay th.- Church Was oosning because we are spoiling Both the because it believes too much of SflCrorl H eart Church Meanwhile; the Japanese Foreign Pi.; Jack S. Wior. 1077 Main St., 30. .1 th. llvw.. ■T’' P«>mds. Lillian Rulnirk i Mi.ss Doris Madeline Condio.-'School o.f I/BW. He served 2'a rover the prospective Imposidon of ; will be good fortune for Connect!- Born." reception of pastor's mem- Conununity. Church Office sent a cable to Koto Mat- them. We drive them here and tchoirs will sirtg at the service. -The- close second with .'!4 pound.* RICri^DARK the stuff is being sold and used. | jj same tone of catition . bership class. Cliureh St., Vemon\. 598 East Cenlker St., at the Green there in our cars, drive them to with honors: Robert W. Vice, 3 BmtPi wortli I pre.sentation of awards and l ertifi daughter of Mr> and Mrs. Peter/' ears with the U.S. Air Force at rrtolls on the old Bulkeley Bridge, sudaira, Japan's „ ambassador., to Lake St. . , . ' Westover Field in the Judge Advo- The company president says that and restraint can be invoked 'as, i «:30 p.m. .Senior M ethodist Youth John R. Neubert, 5flnister the United Nations, asking why'Xe and from school when they should MRS. JOHN FRANK GRAHAM LOAM ;;Tree for SO Jears. S:mday Masses at 7:30 and 10 .Walter Grzyb, walk, allow them to look at teje- Bachelor of art* degree.* from cate Generar* section, and was the continued use of these in.sectl- in *equel to the Ccnerhl A.s.sem-1 Fellowship said last night he could not “un^ the School of Education; Waller ctuoX'LmX."and'X^a"'m.l'’M Ws*"’MarL^AT''::!‘‘■'/u'’' Daniel Shaw Jr,, sdn of Mr. and , „()mitted lo the Court of MiliUry ~ But when they protest the •im- cldes will result in up.settlng■ tKe r'y’" ‘doptlon of thi.s bill, the m at-; 8 p.m. Bible Class at the.parson- a m . Organist-Choirmaster derstand why" Japan did not waive ■Vlrion When they have bee^-idt- Clmrch school superintendent -c«Xne;tlcu, u r i "and Daln- Count $ 1 0 .0 0 P er Load Nathan S. Joy, tlnigsfor five hours in thetochool- Grzyb, 59 Woodland St,, with hon­ The wedding of Miss Kathleen • white acsessorles. The mother The children are requested to be Mr’s. John D. Sh^w Sr , Sister.*-1 W ashington, D C. He . ~morality, the injustice, and the . , „ 1 . . j . ! ter goes toward a decision in indi-, age. her rlgh't* in the Girard case. and Mrs 1°^ bridegroom cjiose a light cil Wijl he guest speaker. D EU V EB ED natural .balance between' predator i y|(j,,g| communities. . I'N. ___ _— ' Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church (liu reh .School Siipf. room.' Children need muscular ac­ ors: Priscilla M. Larrabee. 194 E. at the church at 10:30 a m , in ville, Va.. were united »p rnarriage jj, g niember of the West Virginia ^^lO^ble hardship involved In Matsudaira said in a New York Middle Tpke., and Jo Ann M. McCann, daught I rose sheer silk over taffeta dress Saturday morning at lOVo'rlock in ‘ Assn, and pre.*entlv employed ' Phone MI 9-6474 and parasite insects 'in nature,' But in the Hoiis^, anyway, the (Missouri S.vnod) tivity, abd lota of it, ii they are Henry Jsmes McCann, 69 Pleasant | matching accessories. preparation for the program. ?clMtRg an old free crossing of the 8t. Mary's Episcopal Church television interview. "I cannot un- Shea, 25 Union St. M argaret McKinney of Rl 44-A St. James' Church. « Tlie cere- ' by the Anti-Tnlsl Divi'sion of the Janies A. McCarthy leaving the wav free for new pests j big victory of th,e day was for the Church and Park rtts. f'ooper and High Streets 9:30 a.m. Children's Day pro­ de'rstand why. Somehow, some­ to become strong, healthy adults. St., and John F ra n k Graham. Nev-' x reception for 1.50 guests was • rConne'oM-e w ar canoes, are a uuique Sunset Lane, Bolton, daughtei o f ^church decorations. ...jthe Bulkeley Bridge. tayelVUllam hou.se during church worship Choir ' singing. * Presentation ,.di Ahierican youth in physical ''Qt- or these. Insecticides, on the psr-j afternoon, the somewhat sancti- 10 a,m.-: Pentecost ,f e .s t i v a 1 Bibles. Certificates and AJt^ld- nes* today. . ^ the School of Law: .lames M. Hig­ Unns were bouqu>tJi,o( mixed while bride wore a costume suit of beige sur\-ival of a once-flourishing sport ,Mrs. Maree Garibaldi and Janies I Escorted to the altar and pre- •n. Putnam, . chairman of' Ihe ticular targets at, which we aim I fled Hall of the Hou.se. -7:30 a.m.. Holy Communion. ‘Safe lor Gse*' gins. 42 Maple St.; Allan D. flowers (| turquoise accessorie.*. After in this section of the country, and Alan .Norman. 14 Beech St , were sented in marriage by her fallier, Aftsr this exiierlem e we oh-’ This service includes a corporate service.. Theme: "The Sanctifying ance aw ards at both scTOCea. f o the Editor, Are we becoming a nation of tOreater Hartford Bridge Author- them, seems to be bnl.v tem porary 3 p.m. Ijay Development Pro- softies. . . it's beginning tU' look 'niomas, 46 Courtland St., and The h'ide who was givetrlti mar-1 June 22. the couple will bb,at hohie keep alive an old Charles River united in marriage June 1. The ! the bride wa.* attended by her sis- serve « Whose nain phirsoplw ; communion of the 1907 High , and Comforting Work of the Holy I read >Hh great interest your raring tradition which goes well lity which is building the five new e — • ------B reakfast in Spirit. " gram Retreat. A ipe'eting for thb ! gtorv in Tpie Herald of Wednesday that way. We are faced with Leroy E.'Schober. 41 Barry Rd. riage bv her father,, had as her'at Never* Rd., South Windsor, double ring ecremony was per- ter, .Miss Elaine Condro, as mafd i, He recommend* u(o,re ^research ^ ^;Vurm.ch"ma'’tteri“is a V'ilheT'de’- ' School graduates. Bachelor of science degree from maid of honor her sister. Miss Pa- | . A graduate of Manchester High back into the middle of the last formed al ,3 p m. in the United ! of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss rpridgea, anff taking over the man- devoted to the development nf con-1 vout wlsli that matters or religion parish house follw 's the sen'ice 11 a.m. Pfingstfe.*t GoUes- leaders of the >>hurch ,to plan a Mn WhichTt is stressed, even in the problems today concerning our die net-r------—prog r ^ for—ths ■ church, m ption. that 'To*ni’a yUater Safe children's activities and recreation the School of Nursing. Lorna K. tn cia Ann McCann. 69 Pleasant St. | ScJtoqJ. the bride, ia a PB.X opera- century ^ | Methodist Church. Bolton, by the'Carolyn Robert of this town, col- .'Tagemont of the B ulkeley. Bridge trol methods which will hit one be kept oiiCof-the potttical"arena - --11- . - . „ «>T>n Gagnon, 31M Garden Dr, Bride.smaids were Mi.ss Lucretla ; tor at Pratt and Whitney Aircraft. Miss McKinney, daughter nf Mr. n-iinJslei.- the Re-., f'arlton Daley. . legq friend of the bride, and Mias are perliaps called upon to recog-; sermon by the rector Senior Choir. 3 p.m. J^R meeting "t Bring saiyl'sandwiches. for . Use." / facilities. Where are those vac|tnt 1 -andvthe Charter Oak Bridge, botb specific pest Vi'ithout involving a 4:30 ,.{Cm. Fellowship Guil.d for lota we used to play on as chil­ Bachelor of science degree from Graham of South Wind.sor and-The bridegroom served two years and Mrs. Robert J. McKinney, is Mi.<* D o rts S k in n e r played 'the ‘ M argaret .Marie Shaw, sister of T nize that one waV getting I 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer ; John s LutheraA, Church, Meriden I note too th a t 11 samples of the .School of Pharm acy: W alter P. a, m em ber of the La.*elt graduating i bridal music and accompanied the -long aince pSJd for. In order to lm> broadside stuck on the whole girlj, "grade 6 through 8 at the water tverq taken'by the State dren ? Where are those big trees Muss Joan McCann, 69 Pleasant S t. ;m / h e Army «t ,he Arrn.v Chemi- the bridegroom. John I). ShaW reli'^louB m atters out of politics Monday and Tuesday in W hitsun j Uzupc.*, 467 N. Main St. Charles .lohnson. Bleasanl Val-| ^ Center. Edgewood Md.. and is I soloist. Mrs, Ethel Lee was best man (or his son and ush­ r^ se toll! on one for the first time world of nature. is to let lliem In and deal with! Week: ] TaleottvHle Congregational hafne of Mrs. Robert M. Johns, Health Department for the purpose we climbed as youngstern, and Church Bactielor of science degrees from Schiinl Menu | George P. Anderson, uncle of Ihe ers were John Omdio, brother of j^ Iland raise the tedis on the other .-.We have heard this alarm be­ them and ro.solve them. P rivate Communions in homes x50 Greenwood Dr. Bring sand­ of satisfactorily arriving atfa con- those wooded paths we loved to the Schdal of Physical Therapy: . School of Design. Providence, R.I. Rev. Everett Murphy, •- wiches. clusidn regarding our public water walk on? Today our towns are man, and ushers were Alden Col­ The menu for the hoi lunch pro-1 bride, gave her in nlarria.r-e,' and the bride, and Marvin Davis of J .’again, forbid tolls on Bulkeley, fore. We, have also seen, even in In this Ih.stance. the matter was or ho.«pitals as requested. | Nanev E. Macaliley. 28 Andor Rd.. finally handled and resolved be- Dail.v: 7 p.m . Evening Prayer. | Minister supply. becoming cities,' with no place for lins and Warren Andnilot, both of ______- - she was attended liy Mrs. Everett Canislco. N. X'. jaaya Putnam, and Work on the the short life of the modem, • .Mrs. .Xiithony I'rbaoe'ftI, and dail L. XIHJann, 71 Pitkin St.' ID. Bennett of East Hartfoi*! as The bride wore a gown of can­ cause the lime had conte when the Wednesday (Whitsuntide, Ember i Center Congregational Chiirrh Of course, we c«,n disregard the our youngsters to romp and play. Ma.*rtcr of a rts degi.ee.* in educa­ W apping, ^ ra e new bcidges now Under way miracle insecticides to date, that memliei's of one of the two reli- Dayi: 6 a.m.. Holy Comniunion. 1 Direclog of .'^tfSir Clifford O. Simpson, M inister finding of Warren J. Scott. cJiair- And why Is it that bfcycling is The bride's princess style gown m atron 0/ honor. FKprett D, Ben- dlelight silk bombazine and Chan- tion to; r . Alan Artder.*on, 66 Vil­ nett wa.S'best man ahd ushers wei-e lace The bateau nef:kline of OPEN SUNDAYS ■will be halted immediately. pests are quick to develop Imnuini- gioiis dlvislon.s inv.olved underwent service includes a corporate com- R. Russell’ Peery, man of the State’s sanitary en­ not accepted here for - grown-ups lage .St.; Louise K. A ^ilon, 169 of silk over satin was fashioned gunda.v', Ju n ^ » ; A rthur E Fi-eeh-,:rg J r and fitted bodice was outllneil with • And the Hartford Courant hast- ties, and that the shift has to be a split and a change of hi.storic munlon of the Brotherhood of St Associate iMlnister gineering service*, th a t new as it is in Europe? When I mount, Loomis .St.; George F. Brsdlau, 9 with a Chantilly lace yoke accent­ Cormack-Colbert Wedding attitude, and followefi the path, o f: Andrew. Scri’ice oL'^orship at 11 a m. Mrs. .Sherrod Adrian, Organist trenches must be built St or near a bicycle today, my daughte'r ing the neckline, terminating in a George Merovf>nirh. both of Man- P®®*'^'®^ddded lace. Inserts of ' ' .'one to back him up, in an.editorial from one general In.secticide to an­ Barry Rd., and John P. Morris, lace in garland form trimm.ed the 10 A. M, to ! P. M. • 5 P. M. to 8 P. M. tolerance rather than that of : 10 a m.. Holy Communion. Nursery peni’ided. TTiis is Chil- and Choir DUTctor our Porter St. and Globe Hollow think.* it ia a “big joke". Bicycling F.FD, No, 2, chapel train. She wore a veip of I C h ester, •:tlUed "No Tolls, N o Bridges." / other, or to combinations of sev­ prejudice. A wall came tumblirig dren'sjHay and the entire prpgrafn XX'atson XVoiqiiniff, D.D, resen’birs to prevent contamina- 11» one of the best exercises for Master of science degrees French tulle with tiara of pearls. I The brule wore a floor-length full 'circular skirt which terminat­ CLOSED IN AFTERNOON wilj;--fi« conducted by the Sunday ed in s court train Her finger­ Tha practical point involved 1s eral. down, not so much because of the i The Salvation Army Mlhlstor Emeritwi. tion from nearby sewage systems i keeping that figure, improve* the Conrad M. Bana'S. 34 Linden St., f Her flowers were lily-of-the-vslley gown of wliite n- lon chl-flon with '.^that the engineering firm which push against it from without, as ' ool. and that we are to double our ! circulation and gives agility to the tn mechanical engineering, snd to aki4.^a white orchid bdi aped Jaotli, e and flowing baek tip, veil of imported illusion fell f r k a o ee - What is ne'v and somewhat 661 .Main St. Sunday School will not be held. from a pearl-trimmed lace pillbox. ^aurveyed-aur the bridges project esU-'>rtatlling te that a commercial because of the decislbn of those 1. Major anil Mrs. ,lohn Pickup..-' 7 :30 Holy Communion chlorination treatments amj a few i body. Maurice E. Morrow, 46 Griswold Th> maid of honor wore a light panel. Her /inSertip veil nf French MIDOlf TURNPIKf * * • MANCMlMfP who htfd been defending it Dial it j Following 'the morning service a 8 C hurch-Sen'ice other proposed remedies. Sp parents, let’s get out niore illusion (ell from s headband en­ She carried a white prayer book ^''^■rnatjed th a t it would be necessary Officer* In Charge , '' Pt., in education. blue faYHe gown with torso lines company should get out of the was time to level it. j picnic will be held at the Welles ^tohon -— “Stand Firm!” Personally. I don’t care because, with our children. A family who and a pirtura hat. The brides­ crusted with seeeclus ; save ■ mimkind at,all, >y iti own There is onlv one way- thaLc®*^* Cadets jn chai.ge. Mrs. Peter i Bridegroom s mother wore a navy was of pink Elf roses and ste- > . r ^ t h i»hlch the Bridge Authority | idealistic, ridiculous gesture. It wa^r can’ he brought• 'dmvn, ah Stevenson will speak. I as usual. far .superior to chlorination. Slimnastic Instructor .Arthur Drug Stores j the mother of (he bride chose blue and white sheer, while acces­ Kerosene You Can Pentechst .Sunday— ’ ■ And apparently the 11 samples I blue silk .shantung drea* with phanotis. The bridesmaids were aold .810,000,000 in bonds tq j might Jiiat as well, for all the re 'that i.* hv stfme decision of it.* his- 2 p.pi., HospRal- visitation by 9 and 10:80. a m'.. Divine W or­ sories and white rase (orsage, A siilillarly attired and their semi- Church of Ihe Nazarene, taken (t om our water’Supply were The Inevitable Morning' reception for 30 guest's followert aj L i e 'date SLhd "would sell future issues. suit will be, have kept- on manu-' toric defemler.* not to be quite | ship *'’4 Ghurch School. 466 .XIain St. . from the South End supply. To the Editor, i ca.scades were of pink Elf riSses. tut itAiD 10 fluir' the home of the bride's mother, fOt 01/41177’ ^Any decision lo leave Bulkeley facturlng-this ^ison and m«l<‘ng |The evening service will I Sermon : "I Believe in the Chris­ C. E. Winslow, .Mlritster •t’l would like to know from our I have been reading with a great K The mother of the bride wore tian Church". .Pastor Anderson. which was decorated wish pihk a^ Jiavy and white linen -sheath, *(ree would, Putnam says, make It Its profit from it. „ chance at being resolved In , be cdnducted in Center Park b .T . Gertrude Wilson and town officials just who asked Mr. deal of interest everything you and w:hite flowers. They gave per­ -1, Hi-Leagners meet at church Florence Wood, Organists S cott to cOme here and give us have written editorially re pro­ w hlta acces.sqries and white orchid impossible fbr the Authority to sell At least, that is ihe arg;iment the political arena, so it can g e t ; ‘be meT*-...... ^ f*- to attend .District picnic. sonal gifts to each other and lo corsagis. Jits bonds. ' out of thal arena. ter Carl.*dn, Bandmaster. What to me 1* an unw arranted bill posed tpUs over the Bulkeley their aitendanls.' DL\L Mitchell we feel we have to make, after * 4, Reception for Rev. Richard Sunda.v, May 9— • of health at the South End and Bridge. -Your editorial Monday THE ARMY AND NAVY I The reception at 1 pm. was-at Z To question this involvjM, of surve.ving the pbljcy ^of nations Pearson, Belhesda Church, Forest- 9:30 a‘.m., CTiurch School. 'When the couple left for a touf Cavey's Reat«>H«nt Covenant Cpogregationa I then why a similar study was not was, no doubt, an eye opener lo of Northern New' PJngland. the The bride snd bridegroom' gave ^urae, queatiohiag the conciuaiona rilie. 10:45 a.m.. Worship service; made at the North End. many. Pnophctically, perhkpa, on r Mobilheal^ who are engaged in manufacturing i - ’ Churbji bride was wearing a powder blue , personal gifts lo -each other snd 3-5135 L SOCONY VACUUM HCATINC OIL the engineering Consultants in- atoniic poison. They all agree that A Thought for Today 48 Spruch'.St. V,» message, "Potency of Pentecost.” Friends at the North End have the following day there appeared Calvary Chapel 6 p.m., NYPS. asked me for years, to force a linen dress, navy diistei, white Bc-(to their attendant*, irolved. It coilld be that they are it la better for all of them to keep Sponsored by the Manchester - Rev. K. Ejtaar SAsk, soiDp comment* about the sam e (.Assemblies of God) d p.m., Junior Society. •study of .'their w ater supply but I subject in the Hartford Oourant. cessories and while carnation cor- - Km a tour through Northern ^ Council of Churches P astor sage. On their.return they will j New England, the bride selected ,' !iiU wrong about the num.ber of on with it than 'to have anv one 22 Vernon .St. 7 p.m., Evangelistic . service. felt that attacking the quality of We wonder If, a* usual, w'e have B - l - N - G - O i>eople who would go out of their I of them stop Sunda.v, June '9 .. ^ Kenneth L. Gustafson, make their home at 8 Siiaset t-ane, a navy linen sheath, matching Sundav.School, .10 a.m. water at the South End -where' the ) been sold down the river a bit EVIRY SAT. NIGHT—H EW TIME 8:00 P.M. Bolton. XMiat I* The Church ? Pastor Gospel Hall town owns the system'was enough "by our political friends not .ao duster, white arce.ssories and MORIARTY BROTHERS y m y to use the Bulkeljy Bridge j If, back in the lesser world of .Children's D a y B e r \’ice, lGi30 The bride attended Manchester There arc-many aspect.*. Think, ______W, for one man. long ago faitofully curried over white orchid corsage. After .dune DISTRIBUTORS — 301.315 CENTER STREET ■ Jf It means escapldg a toll. On the the insetUddes, the gallant, fool- a.m. Members of the'Sunday School ^ DANCING High School and Is employ^ by 24, they will make their home at for example., of the Church a.* a Sunday, June 9': Sunday, 11:30 a.in., Breakihg of "iTie truth of the matter ia that ^ lot of votes, indicating -dthar hand, considering that the | Ish gesture-or this one company will participate i" this aerrice, the 9:45 a.m. Sunday School .with Bread. ’ ^ Manfchester water at both end* of Hhat theirs was a new kind of To Hi* Music of tht Windsor Trio the Coniwclidut M itual j^fe In­ 1292 Cove Ave , I..akcwood 7. tell chargea these same engineer­ should prove contagious. _ and Lighlhoii.*e to lift up the U g h t .of Junior Choir- will sing, and the classes for all ages. the town is not comparable with I straightforward leadership, surance Co.. H artford. The bride­ Ohio. Pa-*tor wifi bring i. brief medita­ 12:15 p.m., Sunday School. groom attended school* in Ma.ssa- ing conaultanta have recommended everybody should stop producing the. world oefore the eyes and the 11 ,m. Morning worship. 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. the quality of the water supply In ' No doubt i}^y feel apathetic The britle, an honor graduate of tion. There will Iso be a baptis­ chtisetts and the University of .Manchester High School's Class of up to 25 cents for a single the miracle insecticides which.may tvearla of men Said the Master, "I 7 p.m. Evangelistic service. Hartford and adjacent town* ! ibis issue of - toils on the mal service. • Bulkeley Bridge,' but come the in­ \ermont. He served four vears in 1953. was graduated from Mount j^rosting. of tha Connecticut, they boomerang on us. we are ■willing be. lifted up. will draw.',’ 10:30 p,m'.__ "Rjevlyaltlme” over Buckingham Congregational/ •’3^ „MeUropoU- Attention Is called to the change radio station WPOP. tan Water District. evitable 'ntornlnif wliei] one must the Air Force khd is presenfiy eni-I Hplvoke College on June. 2. Ttie jn a y be logical. All w e know ia Con.sider the Chuicli a.* a Bchool. Church lo be convinced th at a little nuni- Why does a boy enter acliool: be­ ir, the hours of these jtwo aea.*ions; A w arm welco.me aw aits yoH a t Philip M. Rose, D. D., Why. Mr. Scott and Manchester "dig down” for the pocketbook— ployed at the Manchester, Country ; bridegroom is a graduate of Duke 4hat the Charter Oak Bridge paid lateral Idealism' might pay off The CTiorus of The Children’s the CThapel. town officials, should men. women and the pent-up Wrath will come Club. 'University and Duke ITniversity ‘ cause he is wise? No; because he M inister a n n u a l }or Itself ‘handily, more speedily in the realm of the atom too. Is ignorant and. wants to become Ho.me of Cromwell will present a. 10:30 a.ra.,* Children’s Day, pro- 8"d toildrien In Mancheafer, a t both too late. __ , . ' ... * i.. . ends nf Mia In-ix-A Ka i___ ,_J^han anybody calculated, while the ' vrise. Why should a. man Join the program of narration and song en­ Concordia Evangelical gram by classes of the Church end* of the town, be forced to buy . To be certain we must perhaps titled. "A.Choser Vessel”,, the life feel somqwhat tike the chagrined dulkaley Bridge was still fre> Jt, Church; because he is good? No; l/Utheran .(Viiirch ^hool, baptism.*, distribution of water which sdmlttedlv is not of Paul. nearly as good as the Hartford wa­ individual who couldn't “fight .bhy STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL 3Ud so, obVloualy, because it of- Two Copies Accounted For but because he is bad, yet desires Winter and Garden Streets Bibles to children graduating from to become good. Nursery facilities wiU'be avail­ Thn Rev. Lricb Brandt, the fourth grade. . ter supply? hall-’’ . However might we gently THERE'S PLENTY OF IT “ 'Jered a more convenient route. The Americah Bible Society, in j. able for pre-Sunday School chil-. Uastor Never mind the statement of Mr. remind you that perhaps with your MOTOR SA L& TTie Churchmay well,admit any Semonette by the Rev. Rose. \ ■ .. -X ^!1iat ia what .tolls are supposed to an optimistic report on its . own I one whom the Headmaster Him dren from 10, to 12. !>>{ua Beckwlto, Scott that Our water is.“safe for kind help sohiething good' niay de­ —finance some more convenient' self Would accept a'* a pup.il; John No evening service will be held Organist and Choirmaster use,’,’ The point ia we are. paying a velop yeU Didn't continual peck* SpiMsorod by tho .good work, says that it distributed this Sunday. ing away 'at the conditions'prevail­ wuta, which makes the paying 15,024,189 copies - of the , “good Wesfey was proud lo sky that the good price at both ends of the-town V for an interior product. ing . at the C2iarter Oak Bridge the toll seem worth while to: the Metlu^ists required .only one con­ Sunday, June 9th, the Festival b ‘ng results? . Como Doublo Club of North MoHiodist Church book” in 1956, as coinpared to 14.- dition of. those who would join South Methodist Cblirch . of'Pentecost: ■. And Mr. Scott and Manchester Atheneum Notes .Please continue your effort*. We, / ,1.(H iHK FILL FILL - FILL • )notori|tr ' , —• -i 918.353 in the previous year. That their fellow ship: "a deslCe to be Main St. and Hartford Rd. &:45 a.m. Sunoay School. town officials I challenge you to l*holo* ORDERS TAKEN NOW Z We would say off-ha>^ that if. The Rev. Fred R. Edgar, Minister admire your sound good sense al- MRS. GEORGE J. CORMACK .is a heartening increase of about saved from their sins.” The 8:45 a.m. Early Worship Service: deny this allegation and IF you vays, editorially. We need your SALE ■fhe Rev. Pere.v Smith, toe five.new bridges can't finance ,100,000 copies of the book which, Church is not a .Museam to ex­ "God's Gift of Love." Speclal Exhibitions don't deny it to give to the folks contlnueij strength and support for JUNE I t , S:M to 7:00 toemselves because motorists want hibit perfect specimens: it is a Associate' Minister 10:15 a.m. Second Worship Serv­ Opening of - the annual exhibi'l of Manchester a satisfactory, ex- Th« weddinjr of Mis« ClaudeUe*’ dress, with steel blue accessories, A;i)ZEN CONSTRUCTION the Society says, has "the positive Philip Treggor. .Minister of Music such issues as this one. 'A and a yellow rose coraage. After _ .School for disciples, learners, ice-, Confirmation of otli- young tion of work by the Childreh’s {danation for selling water which la . Many thanks, Colbert, daughter, of Mr. and Mr*. \ io use them and pay fog their use. answer to the problems of human-1 geekera. Richard P. Colbert, 43 Ardmore. June 30, Mr. ’and Mrri Cormack ON 1957 people: sermon, ''"God’s Gift of MENU: Ham. Potato Salad. Cole Slaw. Pickles. Straw­ M l M S Ihen .they are not all heceasar.v fpr Art Classes, in thd Avery Print not In the same category as that > Henry A^ Mallett 3 4 ity. To be sure, there are a few back­ hlethoclist Student Sunday Love.” (Nursery in the Parish Rooms,- June '8; *t 3 p.m. A tea of the Hartford Metropolitan berry Short Cake,- RoH*. Butter, Coffee and Milk. ' Rd.. and George J. Cormack, son | will be at home at 58A Chestnut )he voltone of traffic aciross the We were especially interested in ward pupils; some seem never to . ..Services of Worship at 8 and House). party with entertainment and re­ Water District. of Mr. and Mrs. Georg*.. J,^ Cor- St. pbnnectlcut in the Hartford re- this report, this year, because we get beyond the Priihary Depart­ 10:45 a.m. 12:30 ,p.m. Pentecost, service of freshments for children who were Guess I'll have some samples of mack Jr.. Crucible, Pa., took place I Sermon: "Youth Seeks a Maz- know where two of those addi­ ment! But they have at least en­ the Latvian Lutheran Congrega­ enrolled in the classes and their the water taken at both enda of the ADULTS $1,25 • CHILDREN (Under 12) 75c at 9 o'clock this morning in St. rolled under the. Manter-Teacher. tor” Rev- Percy F. Smith. tion. GENERAL James', Church. The Rev. John F. • But we think they would finance tional copies went. One of them fam ilies will be held to' man-k toe t6wn and publish the results and BUICKS .They, may yet come to a happy. ;^Four meraber^snf the senior clw ^ . 7 , p.m.. Senior, Uttoer .j:«9gUf. evenL. The exhibttioh.. wUl.. zm.. Hannon officiated. Church decqri- toenuelvei. and that: even If *m« lW so/XmAbVU as , asI JjXtY it .w on't be ..for. the purpose 'of was. in the pocket of ' the’ New Commencement 'day of promotion o f M antoesler Hr»K ScTiobl pOT! ■meeting. through 'June 27. * ' whitewashing anybody but rather TV SERVICE' tiohs. were vvhite gladioli, cafha- COMNECTICUT COHTE^ORAKIEg • • • Bulkeley Bridge were left free, it Jersey school boy who took one of to a higher Class. There may, after take p a rt in. the 10:45 serv’ice. A The annual exhibition of work to insure to the people of all of tions and palms. cordial welcome ia extended to the Days M R S ^ ^ u ld not divert from’ them any his classmates out for a ride and all..be a blossom hidden in the F irst ('hiferch of Christ, Sficiuist by students of the Hartford Art Manchester the best water possi­ Night* $2.95 9(Cs93 Phu Parts .Given in nlaniage by her father, ft' moat im|iromising bud, an oak in nemberspf the graduating classes Masonic Temple School U'tll open w ith commenM- (raffle save that traffic which killed her. The Other was in the of this year from high school and ble. Water is one thing that should, TEL. m 8-5482 the bride yi'ore a nylon tulle and the acorn.' We can atill believe in ment exercises In Avery Court in this age of hygienic and sanitary Chantilly lace gown, made With p A conaider the tolls a real finan- pockist of the Hartford school boy a Gospel of real and. vital salva­ college and their families, who r-. 11 a.m., Sunday' Services. June 9 at 3 p.m. The exhibition fitted bodice, sw'eetheart neckline,'' tfal hardship. And 17 there are who, the other day, fatalt.v in­ tion from sin. We can help one an­ are our s7>eruil guests on M ethodist 11 a.m., Sunday School. in the Special Exhibition Gallery any motoriata in that category, other. Student Sunday. long lace aleeves and bouffant jured a 10 year old girl while 8 p.m., Wedne^ay meeting. and the Museum Lounge will 1m skirt. Her fingertip veil o.f illusion Diey deserve free passage across Herbert Welch. 9:30 arid 10:45 am. Chui:ch Reading Rooirt Jhoure: IXiesday open to the public June 11 through driving a gtolen car. He had pre­ School; waa attach.ed' to a pearl crown. She Om Connecticut, as. a right long viously been involved in another/ to Friday, 12 to 4 p.'m., Tuesday, 7 30. ' ■ 10:45 a.m. Nursery. t o '9 p.m..; Wednesday, 7 to 7:55 carried a crescent of white carna­ .fnoe purchased and provided'by Opening of "Pottraita in ■Vari­ tions, Ivy and lily-'of-the-valley. stolen ear episode. Deaths Last ^ight p.m. ous Media" Friday, June 14, in Boforo you buy ony makt eor^_liY us 9ivt you • l communities .involved. The This, It appears, is something The United M ethodlat CTturch "God The Only Cause And Crea-; .A very Court. The exhibition will SERVICE IN The maid of honob. Mis.* Carol C^ urant). with aonyething of 'anew in the annals of present day ' ^— of Bolton tor” will be the subject, of the include portraits by paintonr and Ann Colbert, sister of the bride, DEAL! You can BUY a BUICKTor loss at GonnoR aneer at toe idea that therwmay, juvenile crime, and It la one. which By TH E a s s o c i a t e d . PRESS Cor. Route 44-A and 8outh RiL Lesson Sermon for Sunday, June sculptors of different periods, as wore a white lace over pink orchid New , York — Mrs. Elizabeth Kev. Carlloir T. Daley, Pastor 9. BIG SOUND ON BROADWAY .. Ray Bohr, Pipe Orfcar taffeta gown, and a piearied crown A tola praaent'prosperity of eUfa, Stimulates our psychlatriaU ta ex­ wqU as some new ' acquisitions Seelman Kingsley, 85, who in- Mrs. Herald 1/ee, Choir Direetor The Golden Text is from Rev­ from the - museum's colfections. to pink orchid. 'The brideamaid, Wlator Solos. BUI be anybody who pautee at planations whifh seem,' to u*,' quite vehUd the double-crostic puzzle MIm Dorla Skinner, Organist SUNDAY STEADY DATE , ...... Tommy Sands ^ ■■ ■ ■ ■ elation'(4:11); "Thou art worthy, Through Ju ly 28. Mias.Alberta Ellen Colbert, also a ng 50 cents to make a one trip in 1933 „to stim ulate. Interest in sane. They say that the turn to­ O Lord, to receive glory and hon- ' Ar 7 P.M. SONGS OF FABULOUS 50’s Roger Williams stater of- the bride, wore a white into and exit from the city w ard religion on toe p a rt of aUch. Uteiature, died yesterday. 10;S0 a .m .O iu r c h School- will OL and power: for thou^ hast 8oirie 17 millton acres of arii.1 lace,over mint green taffeta gown, h ■Hartford, o r 90 oatnts for more characUr* is part of the Same Itottordam. NetherlahdF—t)avld meet. in. the .Eduoational Building. created all thinjgaf and for thy land have been brought under irri­ with a pearled crown in mint Croll, 72, Dutch vice presideht p 11 *;m.. Morning Worship. Oiil- CendHCtMi Hm SMvation Army Iwid and More 78 rpm Singles 10c or $1.00 per) dozen uent (ripa, or 10 cants (for njg- pleasure they are and were gation in India during the last five green. Both, carried bouqueta.'of emotional disturbance which'-alao' the .International Lawn Tennis dren’a Dey. Every clgsa in Church created." years, says a government report. yellow carnations. \'^ daily commuting, i dismiaaes leads to toelr a ^ of violence. And F M eratlon and federation' preirir Stihooi will particlpato, « Attend-' Selections fitnn the Btb]e in­ C. MITER CARLSON. LMRtr. [ BEFORE YOU BUY HI-FI cost argument-aatiraiy. We dent in 1951-1952, died yesterday. ante awards will be given, Frank Craviii of Vecnop waa best f L L .U . !.. Gorman men of religion, discuaatng the clude the f'oliowing: "The Lord LISTEN TO MAGNA VOX - 11 a.m., Nursery; ’ m an, and Jo h n DeLuzio, ^ s o of ia y UhR toero aro. Ultaly to New Jersey caae, make no W ort' to Bay City, Mich. — 'Andrew hath bcou^t forth our rlghteoua- FECIAL MUMC oa^ SIMfrlNG. V - / Vernon, waa uaher. ^ i Munch, 48, veteran news photog­ ' ^ ----- ' ’ *1 ■ neaa; come, and i let Ue decUi;a\ln miaBy people W te,. (ionfronted dcaccibe.the interest of ^ c h char­ DOROTHY GRAY 4 U dinner *i|’aa held *t the RtUn' / TOMORROW'S HOME TODAY! rapher and ariist of the Bay. City . S t John’s . Polish National Zion the i work V the Lord' our I CHAIRS FOR tVERYlODY. MODEL HOME^ TAYLOR STREET, VERSION, CONN. ^ MOTOR SALES toa aaad to Mw SO. cents to acter* in religion ae a sound, hope­ Tim as who opce'worked for New^,- totthoUe Church ■ God" (Jeremiah 51:101. L \ COSMETICS \ 3 bow dub in Bolton. rto aa« jpt; ef UiErtoard for a ful thing, and point out tost ob­ papar Enterprises 'Assi\.'_jn_Ciavs- Rev. / Stephen Stryjewald C orrelative passtges from the, _Tba brida'a gqtog away outfit, 185 MAIN 3Tm MANCflESTER in au c of rain (he m ating wilTbii' in (he CHaM. w h in laaYias on' 4 wraddlng trip 'M T i p aa^'$iU «,#ar a viously such characters have maiM^ land and Washington 'and a foC,- Mrs. - Clara Dubaldo, Organist: ' Christian SScfenc** cien ce ‘ textbook.'textbook.” • You’U Belsia4 Yoti Came \ \ tMUth by motor, ;waa a 3-pltca an- LARRT DtilMARS - • • Custsfem BuHd«r \ ■' PHONE MI 9-4171 O W UcI^ toaa ao trup approach to \reUg mer pubUmty director for tha Sciaiic* and H ealUb\wUh to k ■ - * . ------■ * • * * * M a ____ - 'A SagU n Ultoigan 'Tburiat Aaan.] ' S:80"-FJn., M m i~ '■ ■ IM h A da. apaaaacM b y n w WNrairfe CMb l y C g N M W R M w Ms, * tbra*-«MJtar-l*ngth'c _ ■ COVENTRY—PI 2-6435 1 ______'^ ■ W iM y M u p tha Scripturee" hr 1 ^ . f iH IM r V nit G llfW j , \ If had, they wOu^B*t tlibik U0:S0 a,B|., High Mans. 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NL MANCHESTER EVENING HERA;<^. MANCHESTER. 9 QNN, S^ttJRDAYv JUNE .8, 1957 ; PAG^I SEVEN P A G E SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALI). MANCHESTER, CONN. SAfURDAY, JUNE 8, 1957 ------^ ------— Glastonbury y Pray da Hits ;e Blasts Deinocj^ats, Albert-Chambers ''Jfedding New Gain 7Grad^irtmg Some Top GOP Chiefs ^ la im R e d s In War on to Fr^]«fiUG>nn (Ckmtinaed l ^ P . s e One) W in d s o r (Contined from PAgo One) ^ Jlaslonbury, June 8 (Special)— lleven Ibes^f ij(sld®nts will receive t« Wind Wj« to Uje nwd of loyal­ State's AUy. Albert S. BUI asked their- degrees Sunday a t. the 74th ly BUpportlni: our party's plat- (Continued fioiiis^age One) (OoatlBue^ ffom Fftge One) Obituary Paige about what happened at Kibbe Named^ State •'Police headquarters on ^ annual commencement of the Uni­ foroi.” ‘'A*vague> hint from^the White Wednesday. Feb. 27, with ref^r^ versity of Connecticut at Stores. Knowland and Bridges both the Doiiitcr Foundation of Phila-i Genevieve MorrOne, 27 Brook­ House that there probably waa delphta and'lpvivate contributions.^ ence to the Investigation. have criticized tha size of Eisen- Presidei^tdf ‘some kind of organization’ be­ TTie sergeant replied tha^-Ke aqd field Dr., gradiiating with honors, She explained that .she had Iso­ Deaths will receive her Bachelor of Arts hw er's record peacetime budget. hind the scientists who signed the lated the (Ar^anlsm, ~ epirochaeta COlombe, together with Cet. Rob­ petition served as a signal for ert Murphy. Were talking. degree In Education. Mrs. Mor- They also have differed with the i action by Eaatland!s subcom­ m'yelot^tho'ra, a)ive as kmg ago rone started taking courses at the Dance teajMer Unit as IBSl and th at >ven then' she Timothy Ti BlU’< '■■We'were asklpg’ Culombe's co-• (jHisiderStioii HDlines’ Traditioii If your eoiffura isn't beeomjn|tojfou— administration on. a number of mittee. .Tjimothy T. Hayes, IFormerly of I operation in locating some guns college some five years ago as a The Totten Way Cufltonn M o d ern iz^ o n O ffered "The banal staging by Wash­ thought It was the caus* 6f Msr es, toi hobby. Issues, chiefly foreign policy. / ' South Windsor, June 8' (Special).* Four years later she was produc­ Manchester, died Thurqflay in ! and so forth,’*’ Balge said. Neither lawmaker was present ington inquisitors is direct proof "And there cbme a time As she, puts it, "After the long I*es8ons for: — Tne South Windsor Teachers’' ing the organism regularly in cuL Philadelphia, Pa. drive to Stores, it .seemed silly to • CHILDREN for Elsenhower’s speech. Assn, has'elected Harold Kibbe. In­ of the fear that the hlgh priests of turea which permitted the added He lived in town for many years when hti made a statement?" Xsk- You sbouid bo coming to us. There were Indications that the atomic bomb experience be­ ed..the prosecutor. just attend ^ne class, so I kept add­ • TEENAGERS dustrial, arts teacher, as its presl-. research which .has led her to her and waa employed, as a foreman ing more and more courses. Since Democratic reaction to the, - at­ dent-for the coming year. Hp suc­ fore the growing movement in the “certain’* findings. Other scientists for the Connecticut'Transporta­ “Yes, sir.”' • ADULTS tacks on their party would be United Statas for banning thermo­ At* this point Judge- Shannon I waa just a f*w points shy of ceeds Misrf Marcella Burke. nuclear weapon tests . . . have isolated-spirochaeta, myeloph- tion Co. in Hartford. earning my BA last year, I've only forthcoming quickly, possibly in '* OtheJ-'Offleers elected are: James thora, but none had been, able to He leaves two sisters, >Mrs. asked the jury to leave the court­ Afternoon and evening I ; even greater efforts to cut ‘the "Behind Pauling stands no sub­ room since the ensuing proceeding attended a few classes this semes- classes. Welch, vice president; Miss Olga versive . organization but plain keep it alive, she said. Francis Mahon of North Ridge. Jlpr" Mrs. Morrone said she budget and to rttdetrack presiden- Kish, treasui-^; Miss Hilda Mona­ She said she had "developed Calif., and Mrs. Nora Macauly of was to be conducted in their ab­ ,tlal propoeals,'Freyiously, EJiseil- farmers frdm Iowa State, parents sence. T*'®" the questioning con­ doesn't plan to teach this year. BATON T\VIIU-1NG ghan, recording secretary; and and teachers from Cincinnati and what appears to be an extremely t«weil. Mass.; t)vo nieces and two Robert G. Peltze'r, 50 Housq St., hower ha^ been sparing of. criti­ MiM Nellie Ucello. corresponding accurate diagnostic teat" and that tinued. TOTTEN cism b f ^ e . Democrats in an ef­ the 2,000 scientists who signed the nephews. 'I told Culombe that he had a high honor student, will gradiiate 99 EAST CENTER ST.—Tel. MI-3-5009 fort to get their support on some secretary. ' x. petition." St.. Luke's had opened a dime to Funeral serviees will be held with distinction at the 5:30 .p.^^1^ DANCE s t u d io , Committee chairmen for next'!')' adipinister it. Monday mprnlng at 10 "o'clock at been lying to me right along," said of^his proposals. Paige, "and that when I asked him exercises. He is the son of Mrs. 1099 MAIN ST.—Ml 9-4400 Budget from Flatform year named include: Professional Multiple sclerosis strikes at thi the Fay' Funeral Home, 307 Natalie Peltzer of Guilford. • t His advancement, Robert Ordwgy; pub­ nerves, attacking the nerVe fiber Thorndike St., Lowell, followed,by a' question instead of lying to me Eisenhower said the program he that he would say he didn't want Bachelor of Science was earned in bad- sant to Congress, including his licity, Verne Olson: legislative, Two Girls Tie covering known as the-myelin and .«~polemn high requiem Masa In the enginefeting. Following gradua­ ^yraond Rodini; program. Miss leaving scars called sclerotic Sacred Heart Church at 11 o'clock. to talk about if. 'c BIRCH T R U spending budget, stemmed direct­ 'Then I went over various mat­ tion,, he will take a position with ly from the plptfonh on -which he Ann Duffy; ethics. Achilles 8 e- i patches which '’short-circuit” the Friends may call at the funeral the Bendix System Division. Ann cundo and 'Ittriq .Piazza; mem­ nerve, system ‘at that jmint. This ters with him and in answer to dubaldo was re-elected. He said, the meas­ For National home from 7 to 10 p.m. today and my question he said. 'I do not Arbor, Mich., and Will study for his ures he haid proposed were dis­ bership, Miss Jean Janellc: con­ causes such outward symptoms ai- ^tomorrow from 2 to 10 p.m. ■Master’s Degree at the University,] MUSIC CENTER SPRAYf^lq stitution, James Welch; schoiar- trembling, paralysis, impaired vis­ want to talk about it.’ ” cussed in requiar conferences with Were ybu disoij'ssing the vari­ of Michigan. 186 Middle 'Tpiic. West GOP congressional leaders. ship, Fred Kaprove; and refresh­ Spinning Crown ion, speech defe,Q^8 apd generalized Mrs. Louise Paul George V. Cronstedt of 148 Knob DRYCLlANERS Get your order .in nqW to spray » The opimon ip these confer­ ments, Mrs. Janet Tapley. crippling. The reeufrent nhture of ous crimes (last winter’s aeries Of TEL. Ml 9-f305 ^ o u r bireh trees and other stuide Mrs. I.a>Uise Paul, 87, 204 Henry holdups, some‘of them fatal) that Hill Rd. and Burton F. Tutner of 93 WELLS trees. ences has not always been unani­ Nominating committee members (Contined from Page 4)06) the disease, al^called progressive St., widow of Dr. Clarence B. Paul, were being investigated at that 2113 Main St. will receive their mous, the President sadd. But he were Saul Finestonp. Miss Ger­ sclerosis, leaVes the victim com­ died yesterday at Manchester Me­ PA degrees in Arts'and Sciences. Guffrini and Mornschi said bis proposals were worked out trude Frpytag, and Miss Janelle. pletely helpless, time?" asked Bill. Donald G. Drake of 92 Stancliff Telephofie Ml 3-7254 Sfci bw give and take just u planks a finali.st must spell a missed'w^ord morial Hospital, "That's right, sir.” , Ac,cordions CARTER TREE Strawberry Festival and then spell one more word -to Non-pro^essive scerosia may 1 Nov. 9. 1869, in Winona, "No.w. did you ultimately dis­ Rd. earned his BS in the CkiUcge Personal consideration has.*, had been put in the platform the The United Workers of the First clirjch the tl.tle. attack only once and leave a per­ Mifhu she had lived in Hartford of Engineering. Robert F. Dlckau There are times when a particu- Private Instractioni party aiiproved unanimously last Congregational Church will hold manent disability. cuss Ihe New Britain case?" marked the service given b.v Mark Sandra is the- daughter of Mr. and Manchester for many years. "Yes, sir, we did." will receive a certificate f^om the FUR and Holmes during the .years he has lar-ly large service is Indicated and Instruments and Supplies EXPERT CO. , year. strawberry festival on June 16 and Mrs, F. M: Owen. Dana’s par­ ------School of Agriculture and Thomas Blsenhowcr left the plsiln im­ She graduated frpirt the. Normal This was a reference to-the dou­ served as a Funeral Director. To­ Wticn this occurs, sliding doors be­ ORCHESTRA FOR HIRE PHONE Mf 3-7695 from 5:30 to 7:30 pjn. 'Tickets ents are Mr. and Mrs. Fj-ed B, Institute of. Palo Alto County, ble.murder at a New Britain serv­ M. CTDell, his BS from the College BOX STORAGE day. with two Funeral Homes, the tween the two chapels ori the first pression he expected the partici­ are now on sale and may be pur­ Bennett. ‘ of Agriculture. pants Jh these liegislatlve confer­ Cairo Anxious Iowa, in J8lBS,.and taught school ice station Dec.''15 for which Ta- small one at 28 Woodbridge St. floor are pushed back, forming a chased from Mrs. Charles Nielsen. ■* Tile co-winners were pitted for several years at Emmetsburg, borsky and Chilombe are on trial. Dr. RIcra Accepts Fellowship and the large one at 400 Main St., huge chapel that will seat any ences to submerge their differences Pleasant Valley Rd. The affair i.s agaimst each other for 14 tense L,orin{ Photo Dr. R. A. Ricoa has accepted Whetlier you arc building, a new.r of opinion and support the result­ Iowa. She was a member of the "I read from a piece of paper I the same personal consideration Ls number of people. The entire Monchesfer's Graotnst MANCHESTER in charge of Mrs. Htector Beaupre rounds before the tie was declared. MRS. RONALD ROLAND ALBERT Tolland Federated Church and a had, which stated that on Dec. 15, a fellowship at the Netirological home or are thinking about mod­ Have you considered a" budget in evidence in the services of Home is air conditioned which ing program. and Mrs. Edward Toconis, ■ A third girl, ^tary Gilliland, 13. As Saud Visits Institute Medical Center. Presby­ plan to amortize a complete re­ MILLWORKCO. Knowland and Bridges, chairman former member .of Corinthian at 6 p.m., (Edward J.) Kurpiewskl ernizing your old one, the place to Mark Holmes and his, two sons, provi'les comfort regardle.ss of Meetings Discontinued - daughter of Dr. and Mrs. L. N. Chapter, OES, Hartford. terian Hospital, N. Y., and will CUNLIFFE go is to Manchester Millvyork Co. modeling job? Either Thomas Ma­ weather condition.s. An excelleril T>f the party’s Senate Policy Com­ Regular meetings of Boy Scout .Gilliland of Fort Worth, Tex.,, Miss Mildred Audrey Chambers,- ■a white orchid the center of and (Daniel J.) Janowski were leave town by July 1. After a two- Howard and Arthur. Who joined BIKE SALE 254 SL—TeL MI-8-S28S stephanofis and pompons on a She leaves a son, Clarence. Y. shot and killed at Kurp's Gas Sta­ at 254 Broad St. and let them help son or Joseph Rivo.sa, proprietors their father, some years ago. loud speaker system throughout mittee, have made it Just as plain Troop 62 have been discontinued tripped in the 23rd round oh daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank With H ussein year period of study, he plana to MOTOR SALES make your home both beautiful of Manchester Millwoi’k Co., will they reserve the right to differ until the fall. Boys, must submif "eudaemonlc.” She misspelled it prayerbook. Paul of Tolland; two daughters, tion on Stanley St., New Britain, practice as a neurologist in Hart­ The Main St. Home lias been en­ enable., every word of the aervice W. Chambers, ,5 Ridgewocxj St., be­ TTie maid of honor was attired in Mrs. Oliver V. Lee of Maplewood. and I asked him, ‘Were you there, EXPERT AUTO BODY and and convenient. Every .house is be glad to a.ssiat you with ar- larged, and the original chapel is to be heard cleaily. 20", 24", 26" $ ^ ■ 7.60 with the President. They also have their money for Camp Pioneer to “cudymonic." (Continued from Page One) ford, but reside once again in different, every family has equally rangement.s. By budgeting, you can I the beat In said theyiiave no intention of giv­ Scoutmaster Robert Staiger by Kenneth Finkel, 14, Cartersville, came the bride of Ronald Roland a yellow nyipn gown. Her flowers N.J., and Mrs. Christie McCormick Arthur?’ ” said Paige. FENDER REPAIRS now more than double its original Because the Holmes Funeral sizes. From JLw Albert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alcide of Manchester, with whom she "He said, 'I don't want to talk Glastonbury. different requlrement.s and it is epjoy all the iniprovement.ue di.scus,s the further sale of a por­ PAINT take part In the ceremonies' .and find two guns used in the New attended tlje W’illitpdiitic State Route 44A, N. Coventry wlU sing two numbers. the Governor's signature, Connec­ Mrs. Hilding A. Bolin, 26 Keeney Memorial^ Mass Paul Marino, chairinan. and her tion of the par.sonage properly Teachers College ,-Vhere he re­ i» , , Is good poinl A change in the intefpretaUon, ticut is permitted to join with St., who was graduated on June 2 Britain killings in a pond ne'ar committee. . Miss Marita Dean, and the church's pledge to the Tel. Days PI 2-7600 Officers of the class are An­ At Annual Honors Assembly A seventh anniversary Memorial Dexter St., not far away, Paige Coventry, June 8 (Special) — 'harge at the Center and Mrs. Conn. Conference Silver. I.*;ikc ceived tlie a.ssochrte degree, served of .Motor Vehicle Depaftpient drew Larivc, president; Robert Massachusetts in a Thames River from Monson Academy, Monson. Mass will be said tomorrow at 8:30 horneflnder from the Diocesan Bu­ two years with; the military serv-., rules governing automatic suspen­ Valley Flood Control compact. Mass., 'will enter the University of said. , ■ - reau ^ Social Service, will be the The Provisional League of Women Arnold E. (/arlson at the Church Camp Fund. Earley,, vice president; Barbara a m. in St. John's (Church for Louis It wa.s*.al.‘to stated by Culombe House. .Award Winner'. ice and the/five-ycar program at General Repoir Service sion of Iicense.s saved a local man Roberts, secretary; , and Elaine So far. the Governor has signed Rpckvilie. June 8 ISpcclal)—At-r nominating conimittee, and Mrs. a.m from the Bpdth-Dimock Me­ Americ.m division, at 6 p.m ; ilphotsisry at the University of Connecticut,' DISC:HARGED YESTERDAY: Supper, an outdooi^,,festival of mu­ Bankers Pick- ’ Mot.vcka, chairman of the tem­ The Auxiliary to the Green-(Jho- morial Library^!- a tour of Eliza­ Tuesday, Red Sox vs. Yankees on fined $3.- Rt. 15 Crash enough to be trusted to travel made the presentation. The school Simon Karat. Warehouse Pt., sic was' presented. the Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, mini­ The witness said Culombe also bot Post, No. 52, American Le­ Field , and White,Sox vs. Indians Hill’s original conidction here ster of' the Center Congregational told, him various places where porary by-laws committee. Both beth Park «M(e gardens In Hart 2 SpedoUsing aboard and can show the proper received a plaque. I Joseph Cyr, 82 Union St committee will make reports at gion, wjiyhave ati officer from the ford, priop/to the luncheon and on Field 1; Thiirsday, Yankees vs. stemmed from thtf fact that West respect for their passports." Gruenig-v^so received a *25 bond, ' Mr.,and Mrs. Club Daughters of Liberty, No. 125. Church, officiating. Burial was in pocketiXMks and keys taken from y Meriden Man Nike baSElh Manchester talk on Indians on FielJU4. and Red Sox !■ , Hartford police had confiscated East (Cemetery. ^ various Victims of the crimes had HOLLISTER next week's meeting when perma­ meeting,/ Hospitalizes Austrian police this morning | along with''>Thomas (Jagne, for The Mf.Mr.' and Mrs. Club of LOLI, will meet in Odd Fellows nent officers will be elected and the subject in connection with its 'nie/ttluh's poison ivy sprayer Is vs. .White Sox on Fi?M 2.. * Fumitur* Re-uphol­ his 'license fcdlowing - his arrest discharged the youths to American I their entries irlMhe Northern Con- First Evangelical Lutheran Church Hail Tuesday evening at which Bearers were Merritt Blanchard, been discarded. Culombe finally national security jirogram. there for evading responsibility. John Da quist, Robert Willis. Manchester. "Vt., June 8

— by-laws adopted. A state advis­ avMlable to local resident.''. Phir- liigliest Honors Kecelveil stering custody. necticut Science Fair. Trophies will meet at 8 p.^S^ at the church timevMrs. Mary Conn, 4 Eldgerton gave them a written statement, or will be present to assist with To Attend Reeeptlon Ur^ details 'should be obtained Bradley is president of ' The When this fact came to light Aircraft Men They probably will have to re­ were given to Luclu."i C.ook, Janet today. St., ^^’ho is installing deputy, and Oscar Fortin. John Wh'lppert and Paige said. The -Connecticut Bankers Assn., * Auto Tops after his arrest here, he was'iSe- Pollio and Jacqueline " Jachlm. James Mieusner. . "Oncis he started talking he told . . elected George J. Sokel of Meriden the session. 'Mrs. Charles Raisch and Mrs. from Mrs. L. Hertry Reed of Mer- ChriKtian A.s.sn. at the Seminary,' .Dependable Qrmltty — Seivles! main here three or four days un­ Church Notes ■ her staff, will make their official ns its. president today. TELEPHONE Alorning and evening units will . E>'nest Marejj will represent t row Rd. the highest honor bestowed on a sented on a charge of driving Vernon, June 8 (Special)— til the State Dept, decides what to Mrs. D'orothy Harlow Was .pre­ Rockville Methodist Church: visit. The first degree will alsq us everything he knew," the ser­ * Trufck Cushions while his license w-as under sus- sented a citation for the outstand: geant said. Sokel, president of the Home be set up and membership will be j Auxiliai-y to Green-Chobot Post Co-op HH|hts Named student there, and organization of FoupiPratt and Whitney Aircraft do about them. .■ Children's Day; morning worthip, be conferred on candidates. Wor­ National Bapk A Trust Co. ' in checked to determine the meeting American Legion at the r^e^tion Mothers as.slsting with the Co- student and faculty govemment Willium H.Schieldgt 599 CENTER^T. (Roar) pension. This was in accordance workers were hospitalized yester­ The students appeared in -good ing work of her biology; students.. '10:45-a.m. thy Mistress Dorothy Jacobson Columbia - Paige went on to say: "Shortly with what was then thought to An award for safe driving was after that, while we were talking Meriden, succeedr President Har­ preference, according to Mrs.-Don and dinner for the natiopfil presi­ operative Nur.sery and Kinder- 1 is acliye in other .student organi- 135 Spruce SL TeL MI-9-70BO TED Mf 3^8831 day following an accident on the shape and high spirits when they Vernon Methodist Church; Wor­ requests ail officers to wear their j old E. Rider of the Stamford aid C. Smith. Both units will dent tomorrow at thy^edges in gai-ten cia.sses for the coming week zations, waa treasurer of his class, he the Interpretation of Motor Wilbur Cross Parkway at about arrived at the Austrian border presented, to Charles A. Warren ship service, 9:30 a.m.,.observance floor lengrth white dresses. A to him I received some informa­ . yqhk^ea. Department regulations Jr., by Robert Fitzgerald for the Trust Co. as association president. study the "Know Your Town Gov­ New Britain. at the ba.sement classroom in thwUnd.is serving .on tJie Seminarv 2;45-p.m. • checkpoint of Nickelsdorf. Gilbert of Methodist student day, William supper at 6:30, in charge of Past Driver Arrested tion and as a result of this infor­ Rider was elected a member of the SERV;CE ernment’" pRQgjam required by Second Congregational (Tliurch wiil newspaper. Social Committee .—that confiscation of a license In The men, ail from Southbridge, sported a beard and a University Junior (Chamber of Commerce, Miller of Uniilersityr of Connecticut Worthy Mistress Miss Ve'ra Dion, mation I asked Culombe whether Mrs. Eugene Rj^hling, District include Mrs. Camillo Buscaglia. a case involving an evading re­ Warren placed highest iQcaily In of not we would find the.guns executive committee. the state headquarters. . ^ Auxiliary president and Mrs. Ixxiis Quarteriv. He was youth director Speclollaing In Frozen- Food Mass., were apparenty on their- of South Carolina blazer wnth an will deliver the sermon; church will be served in the banquet hall. On Liquor Count Other association officers elected Copies of the proposed perma­ Mrs. William C. Paradia, Mrs. of the Frahklih (!"ounty of Congre­ Containere, Refrigerator and sponsibility charge constitute an way to work, when the car driven embroidered football letter. the recent Road-e-o contest spon­ school, 10:45 a m., the Rev. War­ that had been used under water. for pbyalclaiia. dentlsU, ' busl- A. Steullet, Pfstrict secretary, both Theunes T. Cooper, Mrs. Carl DON WILLIS automatic suspension. ^ ' sored nationally by the Jaycees. ■were: First vice pre^dent. 'Vice oeoaineD, etc. 24 hour oenlce, nent by-laws of the League are of thia tj^-n, will represent the gational Churche.*i. in Maine. Freezer Bags, . Plostlo Food by Roland Allard, 52. went off the ren Covell. pastor. The Ferris -Reynolds Group of Columbia, June 8 (Special)— "I asked him if we would find being mailed today to local Vaiges, and Mrs. John A. Hillman. • However. Prdscutor John Pitz- road; knocked*' over four highway The youth placed se.cond in the them in the woods and in the President Robert H. Wflitney of '■even days a week, Sundays and Districl^lit the affair. For the past two summers, Container*. Union. Congregational Church: the Second Congregational Worn-- William Tucker, 45, of this (own the Bridgeport City Trust Co.; women. Mothers assisUhg with similar Bradley ha.s ser\-ed the parish of . _ •>!. Gefald told Judge Wesley. C.i fence posts, struck .the . bridge state competition and would be en­ en's League will have an outing brook in back of his home. I-^old holidays. Corporate ICommunfons Set GARAGE Gryk this morning, su^nsion of Woman Injured tered in the national-contest if the Children’s Day Service, 10:45 a.m.. was arrested early today on a vice president for the National Mrs. Donald O. Smith, tempo­ ela.s'ses at tbe Nathan Hale Coiti- the West Bethal Unipn Church, Rental space avaUable for your abutment that crosses tl® New the Rev. Paul J. Bowman, pastor. Tuesday at Mrs. Alfred Driggs' charge of operating under (he in­ him that he had been seen walking Bank division. Vice. l^resident rary, chairman, asks that these be St. .Mary’s Hply. Nam.e, Society ninnify Center for the same period frozen meat and vegetables a* a license in such a case is no Haven Railroad tracks and turned state winner should be unable to around, that area- and I atsked him W-SL John 8L. Tet. Ul-3-7891 Will receive"Communion at the 7:30 Maine, and is now full-time min­ 18 Main St., Tel MJ-9-4581 longer automatic. First Congregational Church of cottage at Lake Po'cotopaug, East fluence of liquor, police repprt. Richard Rapport of the Hartford read carefully and brought to thp v/ill include Mrs. Nelsorl J. Bearce, ister at the Phillips Congregation­ Uttle os .04e a day. over. Allard- told, police he fell 111 Crash, Nike go to Washington. Vernon; Children's Sunday: morn­ Hampton. They' will leave the if that was where we would find a.m. Mass tomorrow at St. Mary’s Mrs. Arniand Martineau. Mrs. In other cases this morning, asleep. . . Named to Society State Policeman. Raymond An­ .National Bank A 'Trustdo., n for­ meeting 7i30 p.m. Wednesday in al Church, Phillips, Maine, where ing. worship. 10:45 a.m., the Rev. church at 9 a.m. If the weather drews made the arrest at about the guns that had been used." mer Connecticut State Banking the BOTthrDimock Memorial Li­ (Jhurch. Clarence A"midon, Mrs. Richard G. Spocioiiiing In two men pleaded gruUty to driving Allard, who was taken to Man­ Soldier Arrested Tw& seniors and flve juniors should be unfavorable Tucsefey, "Did lie reply to that?” asked St. Mary’s St. Germaine Guild, Jodry, and Mrs. James R. Mac- he ha-s been working .for the pa.st while under the i^uence of 'Rodman D. Cart, pastor. 12:40 a.m. while on routine patrol Bill. commissioner; vice president for brary when the.Se Will be aidopted. two year... chester Memorial Hdspital, sufi were named to the George Sykes First Evangelical Luth’eran they will make the trip .WJednes- after observing .Tucker's driving. wijl- recelvb Communion at 9:30 Arthur. . , B^AKE SERVICE L. T. WOOD liquor and were each fined 3120. fered chest injuries. His condition Chapter of the. 'National Honor He Said that he didn't want to the State bank division. President Swim Class Registration a.m. Bradley will attend Farmington They were James Dale Smith, A local Nike soldier and his Church: Sunday' school, 9 a.m., day* ' ■ ' The accused posted $100 bond for Clarence (3. Hummel of the Sey­ There will be registration for Conference Slated (College, Farmington. Maine,in the LOCKERTLANT is reported as “imprayed" today. woman Cbmpahion were injured Society yesterday at "the High morning -worship, l(j:16 a.m.. Fes­ appearance in Justice Court on talk about it." ' Defense Stamps Sell The public is invited to the June Front End AliepimMf 37, of RED 2, Southbri(%e, Mass.,, Two passengers, Ljunan Lem-, School. » "What went on beyryid that?" mour Trust Co.': vice president for Recreation ^Gommittee-sponsored fall to work for his Bachelor of -* SI BISSBLL ST. and William P. Green, 28, of last night when the car in wnTch tival of Pentecost, Holy Com­ Dean Pascal Poe of Hillyer Col­ June 17. the trust division, Vice President swimming claases this summer at A total .of $2,385.05 in U S. De­ Conference sponsored by the Serv­ Divinity degree. TED Ml 8-8424 ieux, 52, and Ernest St. Onge, 40. they were riding crashed into a Nancy Calhoun and Richard munion, sermon by the pastor, the lege, a member of Manchester's . "I accused him at that time of fenses Savings 'Stamps has been ice Bureau for Women’s Organ!-, IJartford. Smith was arrested on were admitted to Rockville City Dlmock are the new senior piem- having been involved in this New Walter J. VanLenten of the Dan­ 7:30 p.m. Monday at the Nathai). Gnncral. Repair Work May 31 whilp driving on Main St. parked cal' in front of 233 Cen­ Rev. Gordon E. Hohl. Board Of Directors, will speak on bury National Bank; vice presi­ Hale Community Center, and purthased by pupils of Coventry zations on "Patterns of 'Women's Manchester Evening Herald Hospital where they in fair ter St. - hers, and juniors named were Ju­ Trinity Lutheran Church; Sun­ the new University of Hartford Britain killing and his response Grammar and Robertson Schools Living." The conference .runs ween Was stopped by police on condition. They sustained bruises dith Hallcher, Carolyn Blinn, Janet was.still the same, that he didn't dent for the savings and mortgage Wednesday, same time, a t ' this Coventry, eorrespundent, .Mrs. 28 on Highland St'. -Pfc. Leland Howell suffered a day School, 9 a.m., church ser%’ice, and what it. means to Central Con­ Hospital NoU^s division. President Ogden Bigelow (Jhurch Community House. Mrs. during the past school year through from 3 p.m. Tuesday to 2 p.m. Pauline Little, telephone Pilgrim and scratches, ^th are. to be cut lip and bruised elbow and Mrs. Dreaser, Peggy McGinness and Pa­ 10 a.m., the Rev. E. O. Pieper, necticut at $h^ meeting of the want to talk about it. a program sponsored by the Friday, at the Loomis School, Tne cases of five young men x-rayed today. tricia Wisniewski. "I asked for his cooperation in of the First National Bonk, Green­ Harry R. Ryan Jr. will be in 2-6281. FOR EXTRA MONEY w o were arrested in connection AUce DePietro of Norwalk . re­ pastor. Kiwanis Club Thursda'y at 12:15 at wich, and treasurer. President American Legion Auxiliary. Of Windsor. MANCHESTER Ronald Houle, 27, was admitted ceived lacerations of the‘forehead, Master of ceremonies for the Rockville Baptist Church: Sun­ the Country Club. Patients Today ...... 185 finding the guns that had been, this $29.10 waa purchased this Classes offered will be in lo- 8 with a fight in front of the State program was Roderick AuClair, used and every' time I asked him Robert G, Simpson of the South­ Armory May 25 were continued to to Hartford Hospital where he is face and knee. day school. 9:45 a.m.: morning ADMITTED YESTptDAY; Mrs. ington .Bank A lY\ist Co. WE PAY In satisfactory condition. He re­ Mrs.' DePietro was admitted to who. introduced the speakers and Madelyn Miller, 66 Mather St-.; Mrs. that I got the same response, that AUTO PARTS June 15. their subjects worship, 11 a.m., the Rev. MerreJ A capacity audience last -night it was a hard decision for him to Each officer becomes a member The men are Charles J. Casselli, ceived multiple bfulses to - the Manchester Memorial Hospital, P. (Callaway, supply pastor. haw -"Flame Fiesta,” the annual Helen Dombrowakl, Andover; Mrs. a t the executive- committee. Oth­ body, arms and legs. - '' where her condition today was re­ Patricia .Labine spoke on "Schol­ make.” PRECIOUS HlfiHEST FRIGES 270 BROAD ST. 20, of 37 Clinton St.; Richard E. St. John's Episcopal Church: spring presentation of- the Ger­ Mary Hidecavage, 87 Birch St.; "It was a hard decision for him ers named to tjie committee, be­ C. J. MORRISON JOYCE •I^ c y ,“23, of 158 HiUiard St.; and A fourth passenger, -Henry ported to- be Improved. Howell arship"; Patricia Pliska on "Serv Holy Communion. 8 ;a.m.; family trude Gardner Tyler School of Mrs. Katherine Fay, 404 Wetherell For Rags, ./Paper. Metals Oiase, apparently Escaped injury.. ice" Jahice Am, VLeadership” to make?" tides Rider, were;-J. Leo Bodo, Point and Wallpaper Co. Flower Shop, Inc. Skywatch Schedule Howard E. Murphy, 2B, EwaJd K. was discharged after re iv in g service, classes. 9:30 a.m.; Holy Dance, in the new High School au­ 3t.; Mrs. Harriet Keeney, 158 .‘■'I^at's right." vice president of the Connecticut -O tLf' and Scrap Iron Always At Four Service For State Policeman' Lionel La- emergency treatment. and Franz Schappeifer, "Charac­ Keeney St.; Phyllis Dodge, 71 Char­ 385 CENTER ST. S4 Church St., MI 9-0791 PEARL Johnson Jr., 26, and Willfcm M. ter.” - Con)^munion. 11 a.m.. the -Rev,, ditorium. The p'upUs presented "Did there come a time when he Rank A Trust Co. at tbe Daniel­ , CALL o n OBUVER TO • MACHINE SHOP SERtTCE Brown,-22. all of Hartford. Breche of- the Stafford barracks Both cars involved in the acci­ Maurice G. Foulkea, pastor. .their Instructor with a portable ter Oak St.': William Polzum, South son office; Erik A. Hillbom, Vice Teiephone 5II 9'87IS • EQUIP3IENT InvesUgated the accfdent. AUard Children’s Day 8er\’lces made a reply to that ffUfstlon?" We Give Green Stamp* Sunday, .lune 9 ] 1 . RIRTHSTONE FOR Jl'.NE Also continued today was the dent were damaged extensively. St. Bernard's Clmrch; Masses, radio an4 flowers and tjie pianist St,- (Coventry; Wilfred Paquette, "He finally told us that we wera president of the Union A New Ha­ • FUNERAL DESIGNS Mkinight-^2 a.m...... Volnnteerm Needed • PARTS (new and r«bullt) «**• o* Ramon V, Longtin. 26. of was arrested on, a charge of reck­ Patrolmoh Rowe H. Wheeler, who 'Three local churenes will ob­ 7, 8, 9. 10 and 11 a.m., lhe.\Rev. with flowers, Patty Aceto, 87 118 Florence S t; Paul Cronin,! 220 ven Trust Co. -qt .ths Wallingford Ideal for Bride or Graduate*. OSTRINSKY • ACCESSORIES less driving. investigated the accident, said'the looking for four guns, that we were e WEDDINO BOUQUETS 2 a.m,—4 a.m .'..; ...... I'olunteer* Needed 1097 Main St., who was arrested serve children's day at their reg­ Patrick Mahoney, pastor; the Rev. Spruce.^ St, and Carol Cronin, 97 Center S t; Quelle Tobin, RFD*2, looking for two people, and he also office, and President - Herman A. 4 a.m.—6 a.m...... Volunteer* Needed Dealera la Waste Matonala • SUPPLIES. mowdpg on . a charge of a vehicle Howell was driving is ular services tomorrow. The serv­ Clifford COrlin," assistant pas­ Lenox 'St.. received prizes for sell­ West Wllllngtn; Clinton O'Brien. Papenfoth of the Ploinville Trust • FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS PHONE • DUPONT PAINT, SUPPLIES breach oFthe peace as the result owned by another local Nike sol­ stated that he himself had done no CUSTOM MADE 6 a.m.—8 a.n), ...... Volunteers Needed 781 PARKER ST. ices, starting at 10;45 a.m., will tor. ing the most tickets for the show. 18 Oak PL; Linda Topping, 28 W. shooting/’ Co. FOR HOME {ondHO-SPITi^L 8 a.m.—10 a.m...... John Craig, Robin Craig TeL »n-a-5785 or 3 0 -8-8879 Open Ssturdsy unUl 5 p.m. of a domestic squabble.- dier, Pfc. .John Rebovich. ■ The replace Sunday school this week. Center St:; Joseph. Allart, South- CANVAS AWNINGS PUC Rail Hearing - St. Joseph's Church: Mosses, e Cotsagea 10 a.m.—Noon ...... Jamee Galanek, Billy Greene NORMAN R. WEIL The c m WM continued to June struck car, which was kilocked Children ^ptfeiidihg Rockville 7:30, 8:45, 10 and 11 a.m., the bridge, Moss.; Marcey Moller, 44 GEMOLOiilST 17 to allow Sh out of town judge onto the sidewalk by the impact, Methodist Church are asked to.be Would Buy NET Painters Fall to Death Noon 2 p.ri^ ...... Skip Fisher. Ronald Ripkert Rev. H.'A. Lepak, pastor; the Rev. Pioneer Circle* Clarence Tracy, 45 Ample ^ 2 p.m.-^4 p.m...... Thomas Hickey to preside. Both Gryk and his Set for July 10 la owned by Raymond A. Johnson, theVe befbro. 10:30 ' a.m. The B. A. Gadarowaki, assistant pas­ E. Middle Tpke. Speeialli(t in Jewelry deputy, Jules Karp, previously dis­ who. lives at the Center St. ad­ Providence, R. I., June 8 (HV— Personal Notices New York, June 8 UP>—TWo Parking! 4 p.m .-^ p.m. ....Thomas Hickey Tel. 5II 9-6863 Church schooX wilL conduct mota- tor. ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. Alice p.m pirn...... Jeanne Jacobs, Carol Chace qualified themselves froih hearing T h e State Public UtnlUea Corii- d re ss.— iSg worship.' (Sraduates from the Sacred Heart Church; Masses, The Providence Journal says the DePietro. Norwalk. painter* fell nine stories to their 6 .—8 an assault and battery case that is miasion hearing on the New Haven * According - to Wheeleri Howell F’limary to the Junior Department 7, 8:30 a,nd 10 a.h>., the Rev. Ralph Short Lin^, Inc. is . seeking to buy. BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A deaths yesterday when a Maffold- 8 p.m.— 10 p .m ,...... J...... Celeste King, Jeiui Henderson aUll pending against LongUn. Railroad petition to abaindbn driving west on Center St. at will be given Bibles. moat o f the bus lines now operated Card of Thanks Ing slipped while they Were at 15 p.m.—Midnight ...... Robert McComb ““ * - - A ■ a 1^^^ 1 A. 1 « _ Kelly, pastor. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. .Walter •W** wiflh to convpy our jrcutrful In other cases this morning, Mrs. Hart/ord-liitnam passenger serv- about 10:55 lost night when he Union Congregational Church by the New. England Transporta­ Tevlln, 24 Falknor Dr. th&nkii to Ihe neighbors. ' r^ativei, wo.-k on a W. 25Ui St. apartment HEADQUARTERS Monday, June 10 BILL'S TIRE Marjorie L. Bradfield, 36, of South ice has been postponed from June hent forward to adjust th> heater children’s departments will meet tion Co. (NET). . BIRTHS TODAY; A daughter to friends and Hose Jk Ladder Co. No. I, house. / FOR Midnight-2 a.m...... Volunteers Needed Coventry, was flhed $» for im- Vernon nnd Tnfcottvtlle news George N. Sage, Short Line own­ who by word and d^ed. floral and me* ...... Volunteers Needed AND . ^ 12 to July 10. ' contivrl imit on the dashboard. ' at 10:15 a.m. in their respective Items nre handled through The Mr. and Mrs. Albert .Nlichaud, morial tributes and the use .of ' their Dead a t/th e stene was David 2 a.m.-4 a.m. .. praper paafing of a yield-the-Hght- Counsel for both 'sides agreei) to As he did so, the car veered to rooms. Pupils from the kinSer- er, has confirmed that he is iq- Kapstein, qS, of.'Maithattah. Irving 4 a.Ru-8 a.m...... J. Volunteers Needed M-way aign; .LAo Kajam, 34, of ^ BoeItvHle. Bureau, 7 W. terested in acquiring these NG^ /South • St.,' Coventry. cara contributed lo taitd tha burden of the post^ement after:George Al- the right, striking the parked car, {(arten through Grade -8 will par­ telephone TRemont DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: our sorrow. / - Kempler, 47,' of Brooklyn, died a 6 aju. 8 a.m. 1...... Volunteers Neeiled REPAIR-SHOP Hartford, waa fineil $» on intoxlca- pert, president of the raUrbad, ahd whi«h was bn the north aide of thb ticipate in .the morning worship lines, the Journal spys: few bouni .later at a hospital. 8 a.m.-lO a.m...... Joseph Barth ■ oon charge and granted a nolle'on 5-S1S8. Hartford-New Hayeni Hartford lames’-Brand. 136 (Sreen.Rd.; Miss The 5^rles A. tAshinsk.e Family, I . William H. Greqit, Prop. ,one of his aides, said they would street' \ serrice. Bibles will be presented to Entma Stoughton, 29 (jenter St, FOR: WEi ARE OPEN FOR ^ilO.0. a.m.-Noon ...... Joseph Barth • braaeh of the peace c c ^ t be unable to appear at the hearing Wheeler .arrested Howell-on A the children promoted from the Providence; , Providence - Boston BUSINESS AT OUR NEW Nooon-2 p.m...... Marjorie Bradley GIVE YOU LASTING SATISFACTION JomM Xtoson, 69, of ss juna u. ZOU Win s APPROVAL Provldence-Hyannls; Frovidence- ^RockvUle; John Lafko. 165 Lyddll Ii^k Mcmciruitn , Water Sold by Budiet 5 • Aluiblanin^i^ITp Atniing* ) Columbia Bicycles^ charge of \ reckless driving, and Primary to the Junior Depart­ Rome, June 8 (^^Premler S t; Mrs. Alice B re w e r, ,29 Den- J.*”'?* memory of Qeorge H. LOCATION 2 p.m.-4 p-ni. .. Jeaji Henderson-Donna ZoUa St,, waa $10 for Atty. John D. LoBelle of Man­ the soldier'd case wad continued In Warrbn - Bristol: Providence - Fall wtlUrd wtm ']iaued away June r UM $ p.ni.r p.m. \ ' Goodyear Tires SOLO EXCLUSIVELY IN MANCHESjTEU AT ____. >; George Gomes, 36, of ment, Thcire will be a baptismal Adone 2kili won final paeUamen- RiverWew Bedford, and Fall slow St., Glastonbury; Ifirii. Vivian ROUTE 30. VERNON 6 . . O aw fort Allen Jr., Ronald RickSrt chester, loounsel .lor Eastern Con- Town Court this morning until service and younjg people who will tory approval today for Us new Wallin, 7M Center S t; Maurice lewlng memories never (Ue > (SM Feet from Vernon Circle) 6 p.m.-8 p.ny'...... Wayne/Garland V Repairs, Service I llaswkJi, was lined $U for poasing niecUcut Inteeesta llifhting the peti- June 24. Howell was released Ri^r-Oceon Grove-Warren. sIa ; and Philip B. Cairo. attend sumqier'conferencea ^ 1 be ono-porty minority gomrmment.' 'The Journal also says that John- Mack; ‘Wolfeboro, N.H.; Mra. Irma ^ time Boea on and day. poM by. 8 p.m. 10 p*in. *...... James Cornish, PItUip McGelum Jr, .Accessories l\i? hod iuked that Alpert and his without boiid in the custody of his .oommioalaned at h coramlaslmlng He oqueezed t h r o ^ p vote of In 'hearts precious memorle. are 1(1 p.m.-Midnlgbt ...... lUetsF. Waldron ■' S^-« ST Dijvp-P, was luaiit $$ on ^ ssaistonts be present so that commanding officer, Lt. .Arthur aon Bus Lines of Franklin, Moss., htolboeuf, 230 Oak St.; Mrs. Mary Cantfot Ctramies JOHNSON PAINT CO. fw^Mg sm unheenaed Service. /. eonfldeaee in .the Chamher of is Interestod in buying the Now Vlviello, 164 8. Main S t.. Bkywatch Post loaU d on tem of Manchester Polic* Station. Vol- 180 Spruce Street iM could question them on railroad Donvd. who appeal^ Iff* court Children’s Sunday, will also ba untoers may register st Civil Defense Headquarters, Municipal 699 AfADf S ts M AM CH ESm P B C f^ U - M M l pouey. : with him. Depsiitea nfter kC toaoe henm o< England ‘Tnannoiftation's Provi- Phone Ml 9-0659 * :/ yT y . X ■ ■ •• . .'X ■; , ■ , -V ..--.V' -V,''- '.4. • ■■ ■ ' V ' • SSTEir iSVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, JUN^ 8, 1957 M A l^^STE R EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, GONN„ SATURDAY, JUNE 8,/1957 PAGE NINE

BUGS S u n n y «. Edltor-r-How long .has he been pose; as in the'cake o f ^ old fel­ he declared ean try. Lincoln the 18th and that Ei­ N4Uve JoHester—Just a patch V Blanks Cubs; senhower now holds the office.^ of buttercups. , / Shots from Arpund thie Circuit Way inta Title Pietijre Mother—Who was before Ei­ Ths tourist said no more 'imU) Claiming an injured back, Wallace (Bud) Smith has pulled . ’ ------^ .X . ^ • senhower? they reached the ’ ’Sacramento Yankees Bow >'■ out o f Tuesday night’s scheduled *big-time boxing bout ' Johnnie wasn’t sure. River. Chicago, June 8 (/P)— Ex-middleysefght chamjiion Gene gainst Lafry Boardman at the State Theater in Hartford. Mother (helping)—I'll give you Tourist (grasping the idea) — New York, June 8 (/P)— The Fullmer back pedalled his w a y ‘jnfo the titlexpicture last a hint. He played the piano. Ah. somebody’s . radiator is' leak­ ex-lightweight champ from Cincinnati said he wrenched •snnToi n Ameriraii LeagiM night by winning an,-unanimou5-decision over Ralph (Tiger) ing! Johnnie ( beaming)--Oh, I know. h S ^ c k and was, unable to train propefly. This is a common ■ -4 Pet. G.B. ------~ . " .X Jones'at Chicago Stadium. . .'vV rt* Liberacel - e x c u ^ m o n g bbxers who seem to have a habit of p u llin g | had to threaten a (;lub official Clilcago . . . . . 31 '1 ^ .705 E f r —*: Fullmer, who only a month ago Susan—I ’m going to marry that out of b ^ . Thus Hartford's big-J------— — r- wii.n a P «a e >n New 'York . , . 27 19 5 lost his tltlo to Sugar Rhy< Rofeln- When yoU no longer start your rich old man. gest fight iX ^ a r . has gone out of, moment are the Detroit . .4... 25 23 .521'?; . son in the same ring, retreated car with a mighty leap from, a Julian— But isn’t he old enough the window. Bondman, pride a. ______n______d Phils this spring It seems Cleveland .... 23 22 .511 through most of the lO ■founds of standing start but rather ease it to be your father? • joy of M arlborod^,b, willWill now concon-1 ,7.1, (i,e Phila. Tom Acker i inciedible- now that the fast- Boston ...... 23 25 .479 10 .the nationally' televised match and into motion after a moment of Kansas City .. 21 26 .447 l l ' i ,/'/ Susan—’Yes. but he doesn’t get «) centrate * i IV-l 1' ot the Rediegsr and i balling righthander/iis 7-1 and topa came on .strong In the final rounds ■ idling, when you do not gun the steamed up over m y’ mother like Friday "*Bht, Junebout in 21 of the Cardinals 1 ...... Baltimore . .. 20 26 .435 12 to win the bout. j Washington .. 17 33 .340 17 engine until it is a highly roar. he does over me. Boston rank one, two. ■ three. . . ;Three | Pf>’centage. . ^ Japes Disgusted and when you turn corners at a' Hal—Jim- tells me he saw you which will be .tel€ca«t n#p<)ntlly. uadint'm en'in th* Stolen Base '" early April, howcVer. it | . Suturday^a . Schedule reasonable speed without the tires out in th8 park last night with de ' • • ■ • X^. Pepartment In -the American , almost XRured ^ that Sanford ! Baltimore at Chicago. 2:30 p.m. Jones, who'weighed 157. was die^ screaming and imminent danger of lirium tremens. Independent baseball season ^1n L e a ^ « *re members of the Go-Go ' might have to put the slug on _ o D e lI i0-()| or Brown lt-3l vs [ gusted with Fullmet’a plans and overturning, you are definitely Cal—That’s a he. I don’t even NAtlONAL LITTLE ^LEAGUE : said in his dressing room " I told • Manchester is scheduled to star):-rwhite Sox, Jim Landis 10. Minnie , sonebody to ei;er make the ma- pierce (9-2i. him to start fighting. That he was mlddTe-aged. know that girl. Sunday afternoon at Mt. . Nebo ^1^0,0 g Lula Apariclo' ?. il°F9" He wa.s 2. and had kicked: New Yorj: at Detroit, 2:30 pm. Behind the two-hit relief pitch­ supposed to have been a champion when Moriarty Broa.-, coached by, * , , Around'in the minors for seven , _:_xerry (1,-0) vs Foytacji (6-4). Play ivith Gas Housers Here Sunday ing of Roger Maclone, Moriarty _ „ . . Johnny Hedlund; will oppose the i Lyears. _ . j Wa.shington at Cleveland. 2 p.m. j Bros, nipped .Or'een Manor 3-2 last and he ought to fight like, he was '-/i tourist Was enjoying the won- The newspaper got a call from _Alan Cole, left, and Jimmy Moriaity. right, will be in the start- _4 ___ *nn he kent riinniTiiy ” Wllllmantlc Ridges at 2:30. The j Natldhgl Golf Day will b* held li- No-Hltters ,L—^------t — Abernathy (1-8) or raacu^l (4 night at Buckley Field. Taking and he kept running.’ der'*-of California. As they passed a woman who wanted her • hus­ I ing lineup ot MormitY •However. . Fullmer’s manager, through ^a groOe of citrus trees. band’s name put'’ in 'Qli oMtiiary Ridges, like t})e Gas House Gang, | today, at 'tije Manchester Country He ’ h^d, pitched 11 no-hitters - 5) v.s Wj-nn. (6-8). over for starter Dave- Dicterle whoi against the VVllIlriiantic Pudges at ’2:.30. The (jfas,House Gang, was reached for two rups in the Marv Jenson, .said his man’s strate- the touris'trremaric>4' column because she paiight him <-is ■ former Manchester Tvylllglrt | Club course. AH player^ will rnatch; but six were in high school, and ! Boston at Kansas Q ty, ,10 p.m. compoapd of ,,Jormcr , Mancliesjer High playera. w ilr bp making League member. F'ormer Manches- . their scores against Open champ me others were In service s at Ft.,! - Sullivan (2-4) vs McDermott : first inning. Maclone walked just gy called for the forfner champiofK Touri.St VvT>at beautiful grspe- kissing his secretary^' their debut this season. Pete Mahcggiai Jack HedlUnd and ter High players now in college Cary Middlecoff and Cathy Cor- bij-ss, Te.\. one batter and struck out 10 and to retreat until Jones came out of ( 1-1). Steve Cooper will all be, i-eady to pitvh ^Ith Ed Wojcik catching. his crouch. k-%. dot the roster of'M oriarty’s. The. neliua. Handicaps will prevail tor He was 1-0 in three games last Friday’s Results ! receiived credit for- the win. when The five Dunnack brothers headline Ilje Ridges’ attack. his teammates rallied for three "\Vo- studied movies of Jones’ Silk Town edition will also com -, *•' players. Pro Alex Hackney will winning with a seyen-nning Detroit 6. New York 3 (Night). ■ m'arkers in the third frame. I%te fight with Robinson (Jones out-- OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR H0OPLE pete In the fast Hartford Twilight M** *h charge of the local competl-' j^b against the, Chicago Oibs afr Baltimore 3, Chicago 2 i Night I, Gidmah -nlade a fine fielding play pointed Sugar Ray at the Stadium League. . .Fourth annual Rubber I*” '’ ; ^“ ter joining the Phils when he, left Kan.sas City 6. Boston 3 (Night, on a high Rbpper back to the box. In January, 1906) and we' noticed City Open Golf Tournament went N^J*°"** *^^y play, the ^golfers | me Army lat^ in the season— but | Washington 11, Cleveland 7 Yanks Have ‘Tiger Complex’ WTTH TH’ COOK OM. MO.TAIkfT. 1^ TM COFFEE m y v V tp e o .'i Moriart.v’s ,003 000—3-4-1 Jones covered up well until he had • AWAV AM' THA*n> ALL Rie»HT.' AM’ BISCUITS AL'Mi^T CMlOkfeO ObJ THAT Into^ Its - third - ■ ■ roi/hd ‘ • at ■ Akron ------to­ ' ''^'5 ‘ ‘“ "'..P*!:’' i " ■!, ’’ P'"'’**' ; in his last full season in organized : ,r,-i„bn AMbS, t'Nt SBBfi TMlMxi- which w ll find all profits ear- bai, was 3.14, with Syracuse in ^ k a v- Green Manor ..... 200 OOO—2-2-1 his man cornered.’’ said Jensen. KMOW IN'NOME ALL 1 DOMT !M there Toor 0A(s1A>4A MUSIC ? (X,V£S ! day with two pros sharing the O' SOU UKE RK5HT, o M ,is e e - ' IN6 THAT 'I'OU A\AY BBr leiid. Tom.my Bolto and Dow marked for the Newington Home ,gj.. . - — Sundays SfheduM Dieterle. Maciohe and Andreoli; "Then he stood up and wa« a pretty prSH'WASHlM! CUQU/J I’LL orr ’Em -- .NSGLE.CTINJG vo u cT ieu e D iV .VOiOXtjiOW 1 CEEALL'/ 2 and Hospital for Crippled Childreni’^ incredible varn ? Sanfoid f ^ s to ij at Kansa,s a ty , 3:30 p.m. Gidman and Moran. good target. That’s what he did 1 JCS* LEFT CiRAVV — s e t dowm / WAS EMGA'^ED AtOMG Finsterwald. They w ere' tied at CAL-iSb.'-^ WM> DOMT 1 / to purchase needed equipment. . .' j, „ virtnallv nreoosterous la.sl Detroit. 2:30 p.m. Detroit Checks Skein, tonight." , . SUFf»£R ER DIP VOU TMAT-^-OieATYr/'TYE B£e^i 13.6, seven under par. YOU 6' T I 50W.N .a n d . .fc-8 Fourth annual Family J^ight at | -^e^hirth^^^^^^^ Washington at OeVeland -(2), INTERNATIONAL LITTLE Jenson saW FliUmer, 161, would' ;k&f4T Ai SAY'iNe A SL)RPf?l'56 PGRVOU, TJi. • , lUL W>. x \ TM'^klLLfT/ OE\OTE NDjet TA,LEsiT.^ e w»t, mt s—i, I,. T M. a, V t. a«. ea Fenway Park in Bo.ston will be , “ „ virtorv h is , 1:30 p.m. LEAOVE seek a third‘match with RoWnson ^OT NOW, MRS. XNOWenr e o r H «(> tin-,, k,. Intermediate’ BiMeball- League TO WR.TUNIS MUSIC r held . Jiilv ,, - 23 whenm. the . Red » Sox 41. I second ^ coh.seculive ^ sh’utout, ’ ’ in Baltim''ore at Chicago (2) 2:30 The undefeated Lawyer* posted but added-that plans for a RoWn- A L L , YiOU’Nje starts play tomorrow afternoon p.m. Hold Big Season Edge Bon-CaTmen Basilio match thts VOHN, YOU .MIGHT £V£M “You Jutt sr«n*t eoel, PoffiTh* mon«y*« ait in 'Has it beoii a long time, Daddy, since I was a cute li'l which he lias allowed only five their fourth straight success, last 6 b l l a _ SPtMLE with a douhleheader-at the West .; hm,se. for the price of admission. 'If Monday’s Schedule September erased the W est Jor­ ■uitart nowadays!” Side Oval. First game at ____1:30 will ______v„i„o. sio hits and fanned 24 that hoisted night at Verplanck Field, shutting teller IHi* our new baby brother?” will be allowed to bring hia entire ^ Boston at Kansas C?ily 3:30 p.m. dan, Utah, battler’s chamies this find Police * Fire meeting Bant- out Norman’s 6-0 behind the.n*ar- fam ily to the park and ait in New York at Detroit.-3 pvm. Deli’oit, June 8 (/P)— Dt^fhe mighty New York Yankees year. "X, - ; ly’a Oilers. Nightcap, two hours ' reserved gr.Lndstand section. Only half-game of first place Cincinnati, perfect no-hlt, no-run pitching of Only Games Scheduled. have a “ Tiger complex?" Probably not. but Detrohf Mapa'ger Jones moved in for a knockout later, will match Nassiff Arms and' * •a Mlla-Kfalight service r8 after terpiece. Plouff faced only 19 bat­ from the opening bell but the BY AL VERMEER Ponticelll’s. All games' will be sev­ assessed' family membera. Yonkers, ,N.y.. battler foilhd him­ en Innings. In addition to Sun­ : Brooklyn’s Sandy Koufax, each National League ‘ the Tigers subdued the New Yorkers 6-8 last night for their ters, walked 'one, fanned nine and I YOU C A N R E LAX ) having 59. only two playera reached first; self on the’ -short end when the day games during June, the league W L Pet. G.B. fouithjwin in five starts against--—-— ------jp^------— r Stock car -races are scheduled ] The skidding Redlegs lost their two traded blow*. NOW, DEAR/ .< will play every Monday and Cincinnati .. 29 18 .617 __ the defending World CAarnpfons. t . • t t '* with one being cut down on an at­ I tonight M Riverside 'Stadium in sixth in the last 10 gamest beaten / NOW THAT YtXI'RE ^ O O R S .J PRISCILLA------■ J‘-u sB t J j Wednesday night • at the Oval, Brooklyn .. . 27 17 .614 Last season the Tigers were the A I T I 41 14 m O T tempted steal; Norman’*, who Quit Pressing Agawamif Mass. H arry Slorin re- g.s bv second place Brooklyn and 'i ENSASED TWERE -ARE CALLED OFE ‘ weather permitting^. . .. Double- Philadelphia . 28 18 .609 onlv club with an edge over the-Zr%.lIICl ECJU.A have been held to a lone hit in By the middle of the fight, Jon^'^ y o u l l ports that at least 70 cars will bejm e three.hlt pitching o f Roger T w iN s s ’ KAVE r HER ENkSAtSE Milwaukee . . 26 19 :57S 2 ’Ykhks, beating thern 12 times and / /’x ^ their last two outings, had ohly quit pressing and was b ooed^^ XTO LEARN.'r—__X t Cl^X?'oak ' the competition tonight which ' e ft ig ''who hadn’t had a complete MENT' St. Louis .. . 23 21 .523 one ball hit out of the infield.. the crowd of 2,679. x IT 9t«rt.s Since beating 4*2 bowing 10 times. T 0 1 1 1 1 0 4 - > 1 1 l l t V Park. Elks and, First National NeVv York .. . 20 28 .417 9'2 " I t our boys get fto.yed up mqre' ^ U U I I U J ^ Dean Daniels sparked the Lawyers Fullmer was swinging h «d In the Bank meet at 1;30 with .Nas'siffs mark the start of the jalopy racing tbe same Redlegs 5-2 la.st July a,t the plate with three hits, In- late rounds and althougtuhe was iwason at. Riverside Park. As a jg The Brooks’ fourth victory in Pittsburgh . . 15 31 .326 13>, for the Yankees than for any oth- /'^ • g-a j and Fire & Police, providing, the (Chicago . 13 29 .310 13'- I eluding a double. •. guilty of missing manjMM his Shots, special added feature motorcycle ^ t'hem.just three percent- er Club,’’ -said Tighc. "I can’t no­ Given reiialty I Lawyers ...... ,-4()0 02x—6-9-0 action at 3:30. atuntmen and auto daredevils will • pojm, behind the Redlegs. . Haturda.v’s Srhediile tice it You know thc,\ always say the effort was gtx^^ough to gain ''^A hiO V C A R R Y IN G Norman’s ...... 000 000— 0-0-2 him his second trkfmph over, Jon^ WASMIMCS O U T T H E ■ put on a- special show. , American Fourth place Milwaukee moved Milwaukee at Pittsburgh. 1:30 there' are a lot of clubs who have Plouff and Delaney; Pearson and Don’t look now but Mickev Man­ p.m.—O one l2 -l) vs Law (2-2). a 'Yankee Complex.’ Welt, maybe ('IVicago, June 8 (J’v- National whom ho decisfoned a year ’ ago j^lS W E S ..' OARBASE Legion Junior baseball team " ’1111^^^ within two games of the leaid. Mariotti. tle of the Yankee* Is closing In on open its_ season Friday '"iRkt Pittsburgh 5-0. And St. Cincinnati at Brookl.vn, 2 p.m.— they've got a Tiger conrplex” ar.iateur ghampion Harvle Ward, last April. ■ Referee X oq y \VIiite voted for TedW illiam s In the raCe for. the against Ea.st Hartford at Mt. Louis beat'the New York Giants Hacker 13-1) vs. Podres 15-21. Look Like l ’ham|w found guilty of violating "rules of batting championship in the Amer­ .Nebo. The locals will be making amateur statuswas sidelined AMERICAN UTTLE LEAGUE 'Fullmeiy^ 49-46; Judge Howard, 5-3 in 11 innings. St. Louis at New York. 2 p.m.— Yankee Manager Casey Stengel THE AXIS l1Fr a P?=>s o .^; ican League. The "slumping ” their debut under Ronnie Daigle, Schmidt 14-11 vS Barclay, (2-4) or for a year by the U.S. Golf Assn. Strong pitching also highlighted Walsh-'licored- it 48-43 and Judge TTiumper from Boston is down to successful mentor in^ the past of White Sox Bmv didn’t care lb . be d. awn , inlo 4, .any V,. .yc.-:lcrday------— .1 . and...... will fie...... unableto ' Spencer Rubber’s 9-3 triumph over brankFrank Clark Clark ha had It .49-44. The in the American Lcaguer-Chlca- Antonelli i3-6). ’ .385 while The Mick is.up to .368. Little League. Alumni League and Chicago at PhiladeTphTST 2:05 dlacijiasion about com p lc^ . but bc ^ p n ,| pi, title at Brookline. Massi. M.nnh..t>r Optical last nSght,at Xs-iociaUd Press saw it 46-45 for i A . go’s White Sox stayed five games agreed "These guys look '>k« | m . September. 1 Waddell Field. T h e . losers were. Fullmer. The bobout -was scored on T t ALLEY OOP Not Licked Yet BY V. T. HAMLIN latJni 4 . . Leading pitchers vin the Na- Intermediate League entries. p.m. —Drott (3-6) va. Cardwell I in front, despite, a 3-2. 11-Inning (3-2). world beaters eveiy time we sec. Ward, 31. seeking-an un piece- h,id to a lone bingie by Ed JoHV. Illinois’ five-point must system. VEH.ME100 . LOOk AT MV 'AT6 rr; vou're a COTTON WOODS BY b a y GOTTO .defeat b.v Baltimore, as second 'em. ” I (lented thH'l straiglit National ^upough troubled somewhat ------^ ^ — CMOJ UP TO OXAY, FiNCER UPS . STOAMCER h e r e . ; place New York was spilled 6-3 at Friday's Results ^ Nice fiOIN'. HDOZV . .. I'M aybb they don’t look so hot Amateur title, wa.s placed on pro-j ^^th wildness,, came up with 12! , . MY PLACE, I WHMCHA \ REAL CL06E- VMEVER SAW ' Detroit. The Tigers moved into Brookl.vn 6, Cincinnati 3. sometimes^^aigainsl these other batiOn b.v the U -S.G.A.'s Execu-. strikeouts. And in addition, | p | p K p n f A c ~ J CSETTlKi' THE WIZER TO WANTA SHOW WANTA j NOW, ftEEEEL THIS place 1 third plape as Clgv»j^|and> lost its St. Louis 5, New york 3. clubs, ” s a l^ th e grizzled skipper tive (’’ommiltee after a day-long: s* j , e r 's pitcher also banged out | ^ ^ VOU SUMPIN. Philadelphia 1. (Chicago 0. SH(0WME?A, c l o s h L^BEFORE Barbizon in Last Test ! fifth In a row. 11-7'Yo Washington-, who has directed the Yankees lo meeting at the Western Golf Assn. his team’s 12 . sa fetiW k 'U J j. 9 4 | K R i r t l i r l n v i Kansas City handed Boston a Milwaukee 5, Pittsburgh 0. I seven American League pennants hcaaqiiartcrs at Suburban Golf, X ic k -Marsh spoiled Jolly’s "bid for O i l U l U a V j.fourth consecutive lo.ss. 6-3. Sunday's Srhediile i In eight years’, ")iut they sure 111 I« no-hitter with a two-out singlesingle! | ' ^ ------Sanford, who two-hit Brooklyn Cincinnati at Brooklyn (2) 2 knock hell out of u.s ’ 1 The iicnally extends through ! ^he sixth inning. Allan Cyr Before Belmont Stakes land stnick out 11 in a -3-0 victor.v Hagerstown, Md., June 8 UPt- pm. . The victorv, achieved beforCjMay 6. 1938, but Ward immedi- ^ Bobby Cowles each had two last Saturday, picked up where mvAVaf -a ■ l •' Herb Scobe, observing hia 24th 'V St. Louis at New York l2l. 2 basebair.s biggest n owd of the : ately, applied for re-instatement as ! gpenper birthday by^'not doing a thing" New York, June 8 (i'P)— It’s virtually now or never lor | Dodger pitriiing Off p.m. seasbn - 43,474 paid . snapped an amateur and will compete m ;„ 020 403—9-12-5 yesterday, said hi* injured right niicago at Philadelphia (2 1, i n n i n g I Ih I ’ .S. Open at Toledo, Ohio, next Barbizon. The champion two-year-old colt of 1956, now ^ ‘ified w^timesTn losing two a four-gaine Yankee w ...... 201^00-3-1 -8 eye had shown coRUnued slight 1:05 p m. I streak and lifted Uie Tigers inlo j week last hope of Calumet farms for next Saturday’s Belmont to the Brooks, and now have fan- Jolly and Cowles; Coppa, Zie- Improvement but "nd'^.m a j o r Milwaukee at Pittsburgh (2), 1 third place, one-half game ahead ', rnautliori/.^ ,*1, ' barth' 14 » and Bennett. change." • ! ^ Stakes, goes today in the $35.000-added lyconard Richard' ned 35 times in three games pm. of the Cleveland Indians. Joseph Dey, U.S.G.A. executive ____ The Cleveland Indian 'pitching Stakes at Delaware Park. Hia The Phillle.s managed only four Monda.v’s St-hedulo It aLso indicated that Tighe may, anl had accepted' ALl’MNI UBAUVE , .. 'hits off loser Dave Hillman and ace, struck by a line drive May 7 (Showing In-ithe mile and one eighth Milwaukee vs Brooklyn be quiet a p' ophel. The rtjokie I unauthorised expenses for partici-, .nnther ■nitcher’i duel took \ y \ \ race Is expecteij to determine in the Chicagoan over the. mi e pitched the in a game agalnat tha -NaW- Y’ork - / i -/ \ 4 8 I I J I distance. The »pn of Citation is (,ut made it six out of Jersey City; 8 p.m. mantger’.s bold prcdU tion before ! ^ k Yankees, is resting at the home of il. . I I. t we Uis. V w a«g u a »ei to .whether trainer Jimmy Jones will Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 8:15 tha four-game scrie., with the Van-1 Amateur in May 1952 | place last^nlght •.l^Oiarter oak •nter him in the Belmont. pitted ^against a field including . ^ij^bt with chico Femandez’ sac- through the (?olonial Open at Fort Park aa Green Manor upended an uncle, A. F. Flood, near Hag- p.m. ! kees got underway was We’ll LONG SAM Miater Jive, Jet Colonel.. Shan Pac. thetfoiirth after dou- Worth, Texas, last mouth. Police and Fire 4-2. Bert Basker- exstown. BY AL CAPP and BOBXUBBERS The Leonard Richard Is one of Bettor Bee, A b e r i o n. Ezgo, p-j Bou^-hee and Rip Repiil- Onlv Games Scheduled. pass those Indians like llvcy'ie villc, the winning pitcher, gave up ■^*1 sec a little clearer." he 9aid, ...the top races on a Saturday turf Ward, saddened by the an- BUZ SAWYER Osceola, Barbarian. Rajputana ski. sandwiching a force out. and,, j standing still " nuuncenicnt, . said he actu’aily 'juat four hits and struck out 11 "but there has be^n no major BY ROY CRANE ‘ program studded with rich handi­ Jet Sub. Safe Message and Feder­ change." MIWW CHW wu£rs'no mMUEG, M«W MO I AMVTHINeiKAT a \valk had loaded the base.s. BunUing Gets Win liadn’t planned an e.vtcnslve sched­ batsmen. . His - moun,d , opponent. THERE'S 1 , ' mY! WHERES MY caps. There is the S50,OOG-added al Judge. Among his birUiday gifts, he S6RW. I m n itb werRX)cu,mo-eKuis£ t«rc«-e>PG HIS DRINK— - , f NOW,WHY SHOULD . Metropolitan handicap .at Bel­ Solo home runs by R'ube Walker Jim Banning got the victory ule. "J planned to play a lirnited Dave While allowed just trrro safe­ os )CXK^IHMai(ESS. MW nSUfliG ITS K5T ^4 £aee60f> &(CHGMVLy .S'i Dedicate, who jiiit missed in the said, was a terry cloth beach set Kte.eAOirm- NOW, WHY WHT WOULD I bTHlS P M O N iB i mont. .the 150.000-added Argonaut and Don- Zimm4r brought the Texas Favored and Don Larsen absorbed the loss .schedule, ' said Ward and "was ties and chalked up 13 Ks.' but ^ fpeumsAw. 1------aCMPOFOR- -t-'. CAN HELP T}l* only bU in five at bats, won the so-called "Tiger Complex” be­ Saturday morning at 9 o'clock at hit. ball, southpaw Lee ,Vdi(and WHAT'S...that / X MICKEY FINN A New Field! BY LANK LEONARD back to win 1§ games while losing N ^E ?...... IT'S ance in the Leonard 'Richard will close to an even money choice In . for 4 the '.cards, who had ’ been but four following a*1956 season fore rif gets out of the wisecrack­ Ml. .N'ciro. Field and (til playera also poked a grand slam homer in corns I blanked by roolrie Curt Bar'claj" ing stage. are urged to atleml. the sixth inning for the victors. AT LASTI.-WR A rtOM BEHIND jTT . ANP THE WAVjiE MAKES MONEV! THAT PEAL THEN YOU ARE get him by the Belnioht entry box. the Plymouth. when the Longhorns lost 15 of *0 MIN13TE I THOUGHT I'D THOSE DR APES. HE HAS COOKM'POWN IN BRAZIL WILL PROBABtYl Calumet ifbpes r>de with him now (for four frames. Larry Jackson — the worst record in Texas Dick Law collected two of Clvi- INTERESTEP 'nie Q u el’s Plate, regarded as won his seventh iHe's lost two I forgotten THE CQMEHN- THOt£9 BOV-O-aOV? WHAT A EEAUTIfOL NEW MAKE HIM ANOTHER MIU.ION -ANP YOU CAN BET IN BUyiNG that Gen. Duke and Irgn'Llege are history. tan'i slx bingles. The game was ATIONi Canada!* Kentucky Derby, also is w-ilth Lloyd Merritt’s llth-innlng called after six innings because SAG - AND A POLL SET OF AiATCHEP' ACREAGE? In th# bam with injuries. . Connecticut has a 13-8 record. on tap at 'Woodbine Park in 'To­ relleif. of the 8 o’clock curfew. • atiBSI.WMAT A GUY THAT MINTMOR^ IN PtENTyAiORE! HMMM! AUVBE I SHOULP- Sharing top , weight of 119 ronto. The entry of Lyford Gay But the follower) of the Huskies I -NBA Lays the Law Down IS! HE MUST'VE CALtEP THE PRO FROM pounds- with Barbizon is Lucky Tito Franeona’a single brought Jon-Dl’s ...... ; 101 0O5-7U0-1 ahd ChopadettO la fa vor^ . home the run that beat Jack say "W e have lyon the big ones!” ' h' ; AIRPORT-AMP TOtO HIAf Dip and MUmIc, who will run sa •Penn State puts, the >dst record Chvltan ...... 220 200-6- 6-1 iTR^ an, entry, and’ Inswept. Other 3- Friday’# feature winners: Harshman and ended the White. ■Voijend and McCarthy; Smith By BEA^Stpi^KROON A t Delaware—Nin* Girl $9.40.- Sox’ winning streak at four of all the tourney teams on thej Moore Must Defend Crown ye'ar-olds antered are Pop Com, line in the second game at 3 p.m. i and Rumsey, Written for^TEA Serx’ico Field of Honor. Gama, _We Trust At Belmont^PlotUr $5.10. games, George Zuyerlnk won his fifth? in ■ relief as the. White- SOX. (E STi. The Nittany Lions have Question: A.-rule--cites- the dif­ Slid BakhL . . At SiiBblfc^-Oount Swaidalt' $$r ' r EC L E A b l’ E A t Hollywopd—PerfOct n . $7.30. usually a- heada-np bunch on the won T9 without a loss this season By July 7 ill " This Country ference between Interference and Another 8-year-old, Manteau, and will play Florida St'ate Righthandeir Bernie -Dumas may com* East for the. ^Imont At Audubon Park—Dainty Dish bases, blew two ohanpes with ba.se obstruction. What i ^ t ? University. pitched'a ^no-hitler for six and .\n>wer: A haserunnCr' is ob­ If he tuma in a good perfarinapee. $3.80. running mistake* '"tvhile out-hit­ Detroit. June 8 l.'P' The National Boxihg Aasri, say* Ai'^hle §1 ting the Orioles 12-8. The third gams ot the. day at two-thirds' innings iM t night -as structed by a fielder not In pos­ 'The Tigers came from behind 7 p.m. (E ST) pits California I Moore, must defenef his Ught heavyweight crown in a U n it^ 1 th# Headquarter* Battery wal session of the ball. .A baserunner t .. ^4 4 ^'.4 _ibout A by JUh' T.ttliJ *r7 or' relinquish tHskthe fills*title. Therii* ’ ultima ultimatum I iim nv by iVKA NBA . . . / _ __ «** > .with four runs in the seventh to against Colorado State College. loped winless. Case Bros. 17-5 un­ may. In the . judgment of an nm- P resld^t Floyd Stevens was the latest in repeated "put'it on-the U^e chase Don Larsen. Frank Bol­ CaUfoynla’s Bear* will be Jiungry der the light* si Robertson Park plre. Interfere with a fielder go­ ling’s two-run single was the' for a victory in view, of the West or get out" orders to the ancient*- Duihas l o « hi# bid for a no-hlUef' ing for the ball or making a platr. New London and Farmington ...... the !•«' cjincher for Jim Bunnings! fifth Coast teams have won only one vagabond. ^.But this- time recognize a title defense In Europe when ■ Ed Bliven and Al W.hlpple ' Q. Can a defensive team align CAPTAIN EASY Last Passenger? BY LESLIE TURNER victory. The young righthartder of 11 games in the last five' N B A says. iCmeans business. against a? European fighter." hilt back-Tb back singles with two llseff and then, aa a pitch is being FRECKLES.AND HIS PRIENDS The Answet BY MERRILL BLOSSER ■' It notified Moore yesterday that ir?HeN, A5 THB pglVEg 5 TAaT$ TO CL05E THE Gain CIAC Baseball Tourneys gave up Mickey Mantle’s 14th tournam^ta. The NBA president said that down ih the seventh frame; The made, have one fielder scoot to HUM ..none ^ TlliT A \ take you* :------i— ’'I he' is suspended and that if he L) DOOR. A PIGLIRE OARTG OUT OF THE DARKNESS. home run, off the third deck roof Winding up the first day of Anthony’s, manager. Ernie Braca, losers committed 15 errors and another position, the same as a in u .u r I'ANbS OFF (ittl M m a a ! ft Wi-VA, PfG£oM.'MAert*rr doesn’t get Into a U.S. fight within WB SURE) MOH? 'toURBlH eClO W N VUHO STbPPBD ON ' in the first inning, but closed t ^ play will be Notre Dame and Iowa reported a Lps Angeles promoter Rod Oglesby. Charlie Grier and man-in-motlon in football? WE MET BEFOKRP the month his title will be de­ wt>/ J ^ M/ FORMAL AT TWe LAST r New Havm. June 9 (IP) — New^Leroy, who replaced Jim Fenton Yankees’ winning streak at fOuf State at 9 p.m.- (EST).-in a game WHS willing to guarantee Moore Bud Self homered’ for the Soldiers A. Not If it is done to deliberate­ ^ ^ 010? ■— t scijpot- DAMce/ y London, St. Basil’s of Stamford In the ninth inning, was - the by fanning 10 and allowing only that puts the two mostly highly clared vacant and given' to the wlib won their second gtime in ly distract the batter. v.inner of a series of allTninsUon $100,000-, for the defense of , his and Farmington were the CIAC loser. four more hits before giving way rated catchers in college, baseball title against Anthony. Stevens four’’starts. Standings at. the end Q. Can ground rules be made baseball championa today but Tom Fasmington defeated Southlng- to a pinch-hitter in the seventh. behind the plate- -Elmer Kohorat bouts. _4-^sald. howeyei5 that Iherp was noth- of the first round are as follows: •so that a home run docs not have n ■mx'. ■ LbdMa"aiiff DicTt Johnson of Can­ toh’ 5'-4' at iBirii^drio win tha Claid Ffifih Lary mopped'' up.' .yogi ■fo'r'Noffe Dame and DlcK BiNrlefl The " latesr decree stemY from r deifnite -about tHe offer. Hionbwr enub r-9; Pagani** to - gw over a“fwTce nrin to stafntfcr?- ton were the hard luck klda ■ of Berra, who suffered a broken nose Moore’s failure to meet Tony An­ Headquarters 2-2, Great East#h A. It is rare, but CrosI.ey Field ■B championship when Gerard for Iowa State. .Moore denied he had agreed tp the entire tournament: Wednesday., rolled out in a ninth­ thony .of New York tn a Detroit 2-2. Hose Co. NO. 3.. 1-3 and’^Case in (Iprin n atr has one piece of Paquette singlet home Dick Cro- fight Anthony. "'there was • np 'Loomis and Johnson combined inning pincli-lut role as the Tiger* fight Sthedule'd for last night. fence in a cut-off poalUen In lefN mack hi the seventh inning with contract and no money involved,” 0-4. 'r to hold Claaa C.St. Basil’s without made it four out of five against Mooi'e, in CJermany on a Europe­ Headquartbra 400.265 x-17-11- 4 center field which. H hit on the the run that broke a 4-4 . dead­ ho said. a hit for six innings blit the down- lock. 4 the . Yankees this season. ‘Trill Defeats WCvS, an tour, tlirealened to 'iue the Case Bros.----- 000 OlO” i~ 6- 2-j5 fly, call* for a taoino runx, . Stevens said Moore’s suspension aUtera posted a 2-1. victory on Southington ' scored all. of - Its Big Eighth Inning NBA for one million dollars ’’for Dunt.as and Self! Coro, Perine runa that cai^e from two paaaet. Play Again Today attempting to deprive me of my was automatic be'^ause he failed (4); Coro (5) and Bonham... runs in the first innihg before Ron Four runs In the elghtii broke to show for last night’s bput. ^ fi**I **.I ' a passed ball that moved b.oth Leaisur In raUef of Cromack cams a 7-7 tie for the Sanatora as the right to make a livelihood." runnara up and two aacrlfl'ea fUM lii to aqusich the outburst. Lesieur Tribe- lost five in a row for the Hartford. June ,8 (/P>—Trinity’s •Let Him . Sue’ Plan EUinlnatlon In-^e. sixth inning after .Canton .had complete (eontrol ot the game ficst time since September. 1953. He said if Moore doesn’t defend had scored in its half of the frame baseball Bantams invade .Middle- "Let him sue.” replied Stevens. !TEW LONDoT; t hf »f A tefTuts leading to the title. Broken Romance BY WILSON SCRUGGS ror. T h r game waa played at Mid­ drove in two runs for the A ’s, who In victories pvet their arch The only thoroughbred race - in dletown with 8L Basil’s, the home held here laat 'April, Anthony • ” I don’t think It’s fair to bring speed BOVVt ’'AWHY 15 tVlpPy,, bMt Willard' Nixon with a four-, rtval*. Which all jockeys,are girls is the f^H E<5 KEEPING o u r Cy s o I TRY TO ^ MARTHA F WG MUST MKE UPTW '■-SORR^! EAttY, eUT A T2 MEANWiaU-l Doua, DliRUMS. I I/mothbL I WICM <>)* Anthony back Into an elimination.’’ team. run second inning, W ally Burnette knocked out Spieser in the third Powder Puff Preakness, staged inWNTING’THE M«CHIEP.EVEJf/VEAR KEEP HIM BUSY AST, TW AAAH1WK SNatGB) GBiMAN GKL HAS CAPTURED LIMSHVOU ViWt»m«OiAX»/T TREtABOn I Yesterday *Oeorge. CkMS and round of the fight. Stevens said "The No. 2 man will XIVWGKJOtr A t Waat Haven where New Lon­ won tt. each year at Pimlico prior to the $300 BONUS RACE AROUND TH « TIME HE nMODUBG^ pouG soarr, mulb> 'MV HEARTf* 'IOAE MWR> WORKED HAROCCMC. NOW LEWS iW Gaorga' Kalleher; aenlors, were the He was In Detroit last night, meet Anthony for the. title. Per- don defeated Sacred Heart 7-5 in Sport Schedule major factors as Trinity ground’ running of the $100,000 Ih«akneaa. ME JUST DIP IT GETS THE INANDERUIST ME A blockbuster FROM THE nONT OFiHEfMMMlHMItTr AU3Na-PUMSEj 1 overtime for the Class . qhsm- available for the- title fight which h.aps w e’ can work the . No. 4 man U 5T MONTH' LNK OURWOTHS MMC. nrSAID wblwneIs IIMK and out a 5-3 victory. Case also pitched promoters had given up bn some Into it." Tonight . pionshtp, pitcher Jim Lusk w«a « ; Stmday, JniM • Trinity to a victory over ’Wesleyan ~4MANDREnjSR$.1D time ago, but^jirimarlly to wind . Harold Johnson of Philadelphia Merle Matthews, Bobbie Shaler, ^ I g .C(jg in the victory., Lusk earlier in the season. . CAAMMIGN ASAM.' mruok opt 18 batters In the 13- Elka V* First National, 1:30- up hia training for a hout next is the No. 2 ranked contender be­ Gwen Hyduke. Dottle Grouch. 25-LAP FEATURE Inhirig marathon while walking Ctiaitcr Oak, Park. • ^ tiase scattered 10 Weslgyan Friday with Yvon Durelic. hind Anthony In the currant NBA Betty Phillips and Chiyo T a^ lm a WHO WINS MONEY? ■five. It waa hia two-oUt single In Nasslffa vs’F * P. $:30-Chartar hit* yesterday but was tight- In Stevens eald Moore told him iatlnga. . Han* Strel* of Germany comprised the only women’s team \ Uip ninth that drova in the rap o a k i ^ k , ^Htchlng— Jack SaniOrd, PhlUlas the pitches Kelleher’a two-run May 4 that he would fight Anthony and 'Spleser of Detroit follow. In the' Inglewood Majors bowling that pound tha Whalarg^'falto d 41a rl^lft^juder struck out triple in tha fourth inning gave. here ifj hb w a s guaranteed laa$6ie but they ' won tha Los Laa$ Week o f Trinity 's 2-1 lead and the Ban­ $100,000. V -t only' three Angelo* teqrnamont by two g»tau(j.. D rivd Who Beate l^n'CaOHu- Tommy tnrdkgijDlp ; ,1-0 for hia tams nerar trailed after that. "W e’re epnegmed with a rea- .Five players who were with, Memd ahut- ; Kelleher’a triple was one of four abnable defense 6f the title and Wastogton 1056 are playing for .In goatiiro GotMlMawy- :gama In t l i d ' l & k ' f t : , Sammy Taylor, big^y regarded ^therfiM OaOtM Talua W ■v-y fCtra base hits made by Trinity Moore’s promise to fight the win­ the ^n ators’ farm team at Chat­ double flMiiiidrard CUdk ~ tanooga, Tenn. They , are Hal 'by the Milwaukee B rai^. la catbh- V and Ed Ptasm AUviatloi-^ tod they were the potent margin. ner of the Anthbny-Spieser figh t" ngi Stavena said. •'We’ra not lijter- Griggs, Bunky Stewart, Harmon \hf for fc Atlanta in this Southern '' i-C 'fl Carlo’] : 'Case ckwed out; hia fqur-yeai' Ue hit JU':tor Topeka, Kaa., •r in kieekell careercaraor St'Trielty at TriRity.(witk 21 astad la ths money." Killebrew, Anton Roig amt Emis Mao. i«1i|taclw.-M(l six d efaiu . { Stavan attd, "J don’t think a’d OraVbts. ^ la m ■> ...... - : y - - • X ' \ -U A 1 ' \\ L

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>• -•V f • : \ € . .. . i '■ MANCHB3$TER EVENING-HEKALD, MANCHESTER, GONN., SATUR'DAY. JUNE 8, 1957 V p a g e e l e v e n _L I ...... ' II' 1» ' IIW S..I. I...... l""il ’ ' I I— I I . .1 — siXp F A 6E TEN Ma n c h e s t e r iEVENiNG h e r a l d ,’ m a n (!Ih e s t e r , c o n n -., Sa t u r d a y , j u n ^; 8, 1957 Articlies fi^r Sale 45 Garden-—Farm— Dairy . Ro4>ms Without Board 59 Houses 72 Houfifd for Sale 72 Houses for Sale 72l Wanted—Real Estata^''Y7 C&ventry Products . 50 $1,000 DOWN — $7,500, four-room 4^ ButHiing— Contracting 14 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAWl BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Itlp Wanted— Male 36 x1)ogB--^fllrdai ■ P e f /4 1 T ’ i-’TON, 1958 Emerson Air-Condi- PUBASANT-Clean Robm for one MANCHESXEft — Beautiful nelv PRIVATE HOME — Custom SELLING. Buying; tr«Mfi|7nt..M.- tionef. Used only three rpontha STRAWBERRIE6-P ick your own. -gentleman at Center with parking, six-roopr^lonial, I ’ i baths, thrSe house plus two bedrooms bvar ga- four bedrooms, modern 'kitchen, M.L. (Which' means Live Modem M fERlOR AND exterior remodel-- 81000 AXONTH, diatrtbuUng V X /6. >M a y a m . PUBS. certitled'ppdigreod. Iri ’^A-l condition. Very reason! bath and shower. ^ 29 HazCh St. large''’^aedrooms, * open staircase, rwfe. Suburban. Carlton W. rumpus roorri, bree'zewky and ga­ —Multiple List)—all your real es­ Clissified 1B4* DeSOTO T^vo.»LE UStINQ ottera » th# CLASSIFIED ADVT. Alterations, adiUlioqs, garages. fOR M£ WlTri S046*0.'TILL Famous Makes As Low. As $49.95. STRAWBERRIES—Pick your own. exceptionally Pretty kittens. Very good picking. '25c a quart. LADY with seven>«ai: old daugh­ hoibea call the'R. F. Dimock Co.” combined ser^cca of 35 raaltora, Coventry, Juna fi (BpaelaD-^- DEPT. HOURS ! u n u r Y TRsjLEIVl^OO lb*. cap»- Re-aiding specialistsT-^Easy budg­ CMICM8M*MiA0 X J u r No money down, $2.00 weekly^ no GREEN MANOR — Lovely 5H- , 50 aalesraen to help aell your, -rllv. Reuonabler Tel. MI 9-82B1 SALESMAN — BuildeTyhardwAre CaU MI >6513 after 6 p.m. '* Webster Lane, Bolton, oif Hebron ter would likaAdgo’ housekeeping MI 9.5245; MI 9-681$. MANCHESTER Dr. Woretater Warren, aupertiv* et terms. MI 9-e495^ot TO SUPPiO OUT 7 HE WONT KtiOW 'TMiyments until August. for respectable gentleman. Live Room Ranch yrith screened knot­ houte. For information pleaae call 8:15 A. 4:30 P. M. Of MI 3-4S23.^ , 8-9109. X. and specialtiss. Exceluhu oppor­ ; z - Rd. ' Eugene Gagitardope Farm. ty pine porch, attached garage tendent of achoola alnea 10SS THE DIFFE4CNCE.' WKt tT U iR tunity lor young man to nail on . COLE MOTORS in. 9-2507. TWO FAMILY DUPLEX. 4-4. Con­ NEW LISTINGS , » - Carlton W.-Hutchlha;, xn 00183. DON’T ICNOW HI?9 ALNE7 Articlea For Sale 45 4$0 Center St. MI 9-0980 venient location, fenced In yard, and post and rail fence. Birch Informed the Board of Bd^ IF YOU INTEND to build your builders and conlractora to s ^ all cabin*!'kitchen with disposal arid ARE YOU OONSIDBRmO COPY CLdsiNG TIME Household Goods 51 amesite drive, oil heat, consider­ SIX ROOMS, bath and lavatory that ha will retira in ^epfamber, I FOUR BY SIX .Sturdy Box frailer. new home, call William Kanehl. top name items direct at wl LOAM—$6 pet yard, truck load 4 ' . S. Apartments— Flats— laundry facilities. Recently re­ iBLUNO YOUR 1PROPERTT7 TORCLASSIFIED ADVT. I I4B. MI 1)'-8751. Contractor and Builder, • Ml. sale prices. We are one of CoiJ able cash required, 814,900. Call with man.v features. I-arge lot. 195> :^lots. Gravel. Stabilized crushed I” ''®*,'’ ABSOLUTE B a r g a i n m A. R. WUkie and Co., Realtors,' decorated. Besutifully . land­ SIX,ROOMS, garage, two bath­ VYa WUI apprataa your proptrty 3-7773. , necticut's largeat direct diatribu- Tenements 63 traO and without 'U y obligation MML THRU FRI ^ , tdone. Hot mix asphalt Nussdorf, within vour budget. Fill, grsveh [, ^^de Mriiices and drap« Slip- MI 9-0649. MI 9-4389. Member scaped. -Near «chool. bus and rooms. knotty pine features, An aducator•Jpf 45 yeara, Dr. tors and can.offer you^ chance. ^0^9.7408. Band, atone. Light grading. Ml covers t •hopping.. A buy at $16,200, We alao.buy property (or caah. Warren wa^ -fippolnted. aa achool 1 0 * 3 ^ . M. Auto Repairing— Painting 7 to make a good income on a draw covers, $59.50 and up,..'^^oIce THREE AND four room apart­ Manchester . MLS, large lot. ■ . 8*8603. - fabrics. Budget ter ments. Hea}, electricity, range, Belling or buying* coataet supertntmdent here dri; > 8-year LIGHT RULLDOZING arid commission basis. ' Our pres-1 Mrs. Rita, MANCHESTER — Gracious seven- FOUR BEDROOMS, garage, many SATURDAYS A . M. CAR b u r n o i l ? Economy over­ JA 2-7780 SIX-ROOM RANCH HOUSE — Bol- STANLEY BIUT^ Realtor contjact which explrea on- the refrigerator, disposal. Adults only. room Ranch with breeieway and features too numerous to men­ haul, S49.95. Parla and labor. And GladipR. Shovel Doitcr, Dump ent salesmen ’ nriw ekm over KNAPP'^SHO^S. Harry Mahoney, No pets. Three room. $100, four ton-Mancheater line. Ideal loca­ BRAE-BURN r IsaLTY daril ha haa feet (or retiremfent. $10,600 per year. Some selling 33$ Main i' Phone ” Ml 8-4327. attached two-car garage on large tion. IJirge lot Xn. 8-6371. No money down. I4.M monthly. Truck Rental.; Gravel, Fill,’ 'Loam. Boats and Accessories 46 1CUUM.--41^. ■ - . "' p h o n e wallpaper. Grec Paint and Wall- " ON DISPLATT AT 5-5050. Have many buyer’s for 4, 8 and to,Box E. c^o Nerald. cellent drainage. Basement ga­ with breakfast are*. Cheerful two-tamily housea. Member of his long service in the field o f •" ...... ------— ------MPP-Oft.^O '^Open daily 9-9 paper at the G'rec 'BENGAL W n GE. Combination NEW APARTMENT in older hofne rage. Tel. oWner. XU 3-48$4. dining -room w-ith exit to flag- 6-coom houses ranging from XfLS. Howard R. Hpatlnga, Real­ education. Did Ml 3-5121 Auto Driving School 7-A BARTENDER'—Experienced, relia- p.ih. McINTOSH BOAT gas and oil. Chfome.plpe. Used on (2l acre lot in Manchester. atone patio at rear, large living $12,000-314,500. tor, MI-0-1107, ally time. No Repla2'«ii\eat Niuned ble; Refarences required. For in -,_ „_ ., 8 months. -MI S'73$>after 5 p.m. $11,900—Six room home, large cabi­ room with-fIreplaCe and Therrrio- DUNPHY IMPERIAL J«5b a IA3 ^New kitchen, bathroom, living Ontaeted today. 4ch(>ol Board LARSON'S 'DR1VQ{G School. form ^lon write Box 786, M an-; Smlth-Coi net kitchen, aluminum storms, pane picture wlndcnv. Three IJst your property with us. W# LISTINGS WANTED—Single, two- Aluminum .Storms and Che^r P Fble and standard 14’ DE LUXE p^ABOUT room and' (2i bedroom*. Newly will sell it quickly. If It doe* not family, -three - family, buatneaa Chairman Delmar Potter said a wl- MancheMer's only ti'altiM and EVER-HOT Portable El installed hot water' baseboard Ct^per plumbing, oil burner, dou­ good sized bedrooms. Truly a I certified instructor. For yoUrA^e- Screens ** 14-A __ I All, makes of adding Oven, $15. Ideal for summe sell prornptJy. We will buy it it our property. Have many caah buy­ placement for Dr.' Warren "will bo Lost and Found CompIeleW^^uipped. Also heat.i. , Electric stove. refrigerSf ble garage, amesite drive. Carlton home of charm and distinction. up to the new Board of Educa­ I ty We sre trained to teach prater. — .1 sold or ranted. Repairs lagf . MI 3-4787. W. Hutchins. MI 9-5132. Multiple Asking $26,000. offer is satisfactory with you. ers. Mortgage*-’arranged. Pleaaa ALUMINUM W in d o w s , doors, ‘ makss, Marlow’s. the-'revolutionary J jar furnished. Aluminum storm call George L. Orazladio, Realtor. tion which come* up for alecllon .LOST—Sunday. White and black I ly. Ml. 9-6076. 'Help Wanted— .^O m ED FIB ERG LAS dows and screens throughout. Listing Member. I------'^jalousies, porches, - awnings. Free ANTIQUE FURNITURE, silver, T15’0 YEAR QjJ} Three-Bedroom GEORGE L. GRAZIADIOr Xtl 9-5878 109 Henry Street. thU fall. Since hla contract ex­ Ehigliah Setter. Please phone MI e stlm ^ s . Can N, B. chase Co., Male or Female F o k SALE — 85-Gal. Drums, in glass, china, and used furniture l/Si^7a.Dorch. One child snd no piree In 1956. a replacement for I MORTLOCK S—Manchester's lead­ Unexcelled''' .^or performance, Ranch, full btaement. Corner Realtor ing Driving School offers the most .Ml 9-02S3,^ Rockville TR .V1200. WA-VTirn icvn«T.i.-a/..a condition. $2.50 each. For bought and sold. Furniture Repair pets. Ni^sllable Jiine S, Rent / VERNON Dr. Warren will come under the 'Atrength and ease'of maintenance. $100 a mbqlh - $10-. escrow re­ lot. Conveniently located near in driver education. Thousands of Service. MI, 3-7449. Beautiful four room ranch with bus and schools. ' $16,500. M l 0-5&78 new Board's Jurdlsdlctlon.” f o u n d Watch. Nathan Hale wpmsn for f^in'Jkm lun^hronMterf 'V^^'^ShoL"'M^V quired, WrHe Box AB, c o Her­ Legal Notice Dr. \Varren aald he haa ^‘no Im­ School. Owner must furnish de- { satisfied students! 200.000 miles Roofin^^S^^ing 1 (> nights snd weekends. Apply In I aid, phone Ml 8-8121. Alumacraft — Ycll^ Jacket — garage. One acre of land, nicely Cruisers, Inc. USED TV SETS—for cottage, rec­ ald. EI-LINGTON — Buy of the Year! "LISTEI^WfTO LAPPEN mediate plans for the future since acHpUon and. pay for ad. ■ MI I accident free Instructions, Ml person. Pine Pharmacy, $64 j LOAM, DARK^ rich, stone free>^ landscaped. Including storm win- 9-7896.— ^ ------, Johnson Outboard Motors reation room, etc. Good condition, Jiist conrpleted 5(,-room quality AT A COURT o r PROBATFT h f \ 6 I have another year tq go before 8-«a8T r " RAY’S ROOFING CC.; ahlPglj and ______' I Prompt delivery. Call P I ------reasonably priced. Potterton’s, ISO TXTMir.nTATF 1 dowa « d doora We heYe just listed a year-round .At MADChrRttor wUhin and tor th# line Paint—Hardware—Sdpplies built Ranch on choicest high dlRtrlct c f Manch^Nter. f»n th^ Rih day retlrtrig,” MANCHESTER Driving Academy built up roofs, gutter aitd con­ Center St., MI 9-4537. rooms, heat, hot water and elec-1 PflC IZV IT T P home? on the lake front at Bolton ductor work, ro6f. vhlmn'ey re>i PSYCHIATRIC AIDES and Dining ' ACademy $-1 trlcity furniAied. 125 a week. KOLKVILLL scenic location near new school.’ of Junr. A.D, 1957. He came here from the Boston guarantees results. Expert Instruc- pen daily 9-9 --- Sat., 9-5 I Lfikke. Thig is an exceptional prop­ PrtoR^ni. Hon. Johrt J. Waltott. Jud(6. pairs, Ray H agenow, .Ml. 9-3214. Room SupemSu sors at M ansfield, t o p SOIL loam right rom ths Ml ft-4545. I BualnesA properly — Six room Fireplace Tn living room. han> Univ-erslty School of Education Personals , tion, dual controlled "ar. Call PI THE VILLAGE CHARM Antique erty of 3 bedrooms, large living Gftatfii or leuifl C^NCoitt aka L^uia where he we* a profeeaor of publlo lay JackSon Ml. 3-8328 State Trsining School and.Hospi- farm. Day or nlghW^ G. Upton. M ^ T O S H BOAT CO. Shop of Manchester, Conn., 42 ---- — L_— ^------I 'louse with two car garage and aome kitchen with birch rabinbt, Cp9coui. lat^ or ManrhfNiar \n »aM 2-7249. Day or evening appoint­ tal. Maintenance at nominal coat. — ------^ fohmica rounlera. exhaust fan, room with fireplS.ee, motlern kitch­ district, dtoctoaxpd school ddmlntatratlon, and waa tho tR MOM: Brighten your home 52 OAK ST. Spruce St. - General line Of inter­ DESIRABLE 2 'ii-Room Apartmentj gioccry store. In A-I condition, en and enclosed porch. Recently ments. ROOFING. SIDING, painting. Car­ Help Wanted— Female Help Wanted—Female 35 Help Wanfed— Male 36 Starting salary: $2940-33900. Ap­ for rent in quiet, restricted neigh-1 Priced for quick sale. Owner retlr- dining area, $ gopd'-slze bed- Upon appticatton of In^x A' SonFRo. first auperinlendant to 'bo hired by wlthvMystic Foam and father will esting antiques, past and future redecorated, combination window* rxrcutrlx. prayln* for authority to rrII pentry. Alterations and additions. ply to Dr. Dayton, Superintend- j THREE CEDAR TREES. 8-10 feet MANCHESTER BOAT CO., 10 Es­ borhood. Suitable for one or two ing. ^ ’ rooms, lovely rerajjrtc tile bath­ the town under a mandatory ruling not cans to roam. J. W. Hale CORDNER AUTO-SCHOOL. ’Indi­ WOMENr-For sorting and inspect­ POLICY WRITER and experienced collectible*, .^including brir-a-brsc loo. Priced under 315,000 with rtorimn TRal Riitatf* partlcularlv Corp. aaya it'a their largest selling Ceilings. Workmanship guaran­ ktAN FOR LAUNDRYi^ u : and Dry I ent, Man.s(ield Depot, or to State ■ high^.Jt6out 6 feet i^iameter, about sex Sf.' Danv 12 noon-9 p m, people. All utilities furnished, i J.' D. REALTY room with formjFd\’Anity, Am­ RrrlD>d In Raid appUeatlnn on hU . U by the State Departmant of Educa­ vidual instruction on insured dtlai- ing. Dry cleaning department. general office worker. Write P. Cleaning Rotoute. and glas.sware. Open- all day and good financing available. 18 upholstery snd rug cleaner. I^ove, teed. A. A. Dion. Ihc., 299 Autumn Hartford area. Personnel Director, State Office 6W ^ears old. Atust be sold. $75. Saturday 9 a.m^'p.m. Scott including automatic washer and i John DeQuattro Broker ple cloaet*,-fun basement. Base­ tion which requires e supertntend'J control cars by experienced, Apply in person. NeW Model 0. Box 288, kfanchester. Call AH 9-7753, after - Idir - ^ _ I evenings. ORDERKD That Ihr forF^toinf afto Ann. St. kn. 3-4860. 7 p.m. -call , Building, Martford. 42o Lake SI. Atwater-Ana Boats? dryer, stove and refrigerator.' MI 3-5262 ’ Ml 9-8075 board >OL-*’ater oil heat, weath- plication hp hf^ard ai)d dtoiFrmlnad at ent In e school system having 85 trained instructors. Quality and -Laundry, 73 Summit St. JA 9-6888. TWO-FAMH.Y. 6-6. On Schoo] St., or more teachers. The local sys­ WANTED—Woman to liv* in and I CHAMBERS FURNITORE SAtiis Rent. $20 weekly. Call Rockville, Residence after 8. Ml 9-3640 erstripped and . interlocked wln- th^ Probat# officR in M anrh#8tfr tn satisfaction assured. Ml 9-6015 or FOR THE beat In shingle ahd bulk 30%-50% SAVINGS on bur Marine with new GE furnaces, heavy duty Raid DlNtrlrt on th^ 17th of Jutif. tem now haa reached an all time JA 7'3880. IXPERIENCED Waitress Wanted. qare for aeml-invalid. Phone kfl TR 5-5915. • do^'And doors, amesite drive­ up roofing, gutters, leaders, chlm-, YOUNG MA.N—48 hour Week with Situations W ant^2^ BAfiv c a r r i a g e , in good condi- Insurance Policy. BroadW possi-' One De Luxe Electric Range, au- way, well landscaped lot. All wiring, and all copper plumbing. A.D. 1957, at t6n o ’clock ta the fo r ^ high of 40 Uachers, A at4>mobi]eB for ney and roof repairs call Coughlin, i Good wages. Apply in per- j 3-8610 after 4 p m. all benefits? This is for storA work Priced at 315,900. Good income noon, and that nottcr, ho RivRn to all son. Oak Grill, 30 Oak St. I — >----- —— ------F em ale/ 38 ■'o 3-***o. ble coverage. Stock Cobipany. | tomatic, 80 ”. Was $279.95. Now TWO and Three-Room Apart­ $11.300—Cute two-bedroom RanOh, this in choicest residential sone ptor.6ona tniFrcat^d In aaid catata of tha ' Dr. Warren ta a gradueU o f BEFORE YOU BUT « used car Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 kn. 3-7707. ' with on the job training. ApplV in Very favorable rates. CalK^Bill I 3199.95. ments, furnished Working peo­ aluminum sloi mg, plastered walls, with- city water and' sewerage, property. If you wish to inspect, pandanry of aald application and tha Knox Oollege. 111., aaaa o f 1013. person L.vnn Poultry Farms YOUNG I/ADY wtmid like position' ^ Ro<^ at Crockett Insurance A^Wn-! cellar, large shade, fenced yard, call tlm<* and plac^ of haartnR tharfton. hv He received a MaiUr df Eduea- aea Owm an Motor Sales. Buick j PART TIME Office Worker Want-' WANTED — Babysitter. Hours ple New Bolton Rd. Phone 1 high elevation, diatant view. This piihiiffhinR a ropv of thia ordar in aoma FOR ANY TYPE of Roofing ahd Store, Manchester Psrkade. i baby sittine-' or moUier'a helper. l CARRIAGE and Youth Bed. , cy, 3-1S77. One De Luxe Electric. Range. MI 3-6389. garden, rentrallv located. Carlton Uon degree from the Unlvorrity Of M a t and Service, 385 Main MANCTESTER Cycle Shop, 168 Siding We olfer 5 corohlnation ed. Bookiteeping and typing re-/ 2:30-12:30. lovely home is definitely under- JOHN H. LAPPEN, INC iipw.fipaprr havinir a clrrulM lon in aald quired. Phone MI 9-2206. ^ Very capame. Til. MI 3-5881. ' 3-7108. Wa.s $349.00. Now $159.00. W, Hutchins, Mi 9-5132. Multiple rii.<8trirl. ai toatt fiv« da) a h$*toro tha Iowa In 1021 and hla doctoral# Stiaet. UL MB71. Open evenings. W eM ^Iiddle lyike. Repairs all 3 track swivel type windows, free 12-I-T. RUNABOUT, center deck, priced at $14,900. but" builder 164 Eaat Center St. Manchester 'hiakes ofybicyclea. New and used FRIENDLY Ice Cream is accept­ e Electric Clothes Dhyer. Was FIVE-ROOM FLXT and Garage. Listing Member. . gays ''sell!'’ $3,000 down. FHA dav of *ald baariiif;. to appaar if .ihav from Yale Unlvereity In 1043. of charge If more necessary EXPERIENCED Woman wants CEDAR aothes Poles. Posts in- new. never used. 7 'i-h .p . out­ ' MI 9-.5261 aaa rauac at aald lima and placo and MEED A CAR? Short on a down bikes ■ for "ki^e. . Also buy used j WANTED — Woman to work in Help Wanted— Male 3f ing applications for part time $H9.00. Now $129,00. Oil heat,'inatantaneous hot water. financing, Onlv $14,990. Don't 'available at half price. For more dbetor's or office cleaning eve-1 Called, Old poles i-emoved and board motor. 10 h.p Mercury, Evenings, MI 9-2896. Ml 3-5219 heard r^lativ*. lh<*rato. and mak^, Long career In Education, payment or hAd your credit turned bicycles. Afnerican made bicy­ I laundry and dry cleaning, some work evenings and weekends. MI- Screen*, shade's furnished. Cen- $10,500 — Five-roqm House, awn­ Delay — Call Today! return to fhla court information call Manchester Roof­ 9-8106. outboard. 385 Center St. 1 One Nine-Pound Wringer Washer Hla long career in education In- down? Don’t give up!.For a good cles, 837..W. ; shirts. Will train if necessary.., WAREHOUSEMAN nings. Write Box-kf. c /o Herald 1 ’''•*** tral location. Adults only. Phone ings, double garage, workshop, .lOHN j WAUeKTT. Jiidfa experience as a Ijlfh, echool degl—not thru a small loan com- ing A Siding Co., Inc., MI 9-80.33 Full or part time. Towns Clean-; MI 9d35S. ' with Pump. Waa $119.95. Now MI 9-7796. two, acres, fruit Uee* Carlton i i s : fed- free estimate. President Joe 1.-19 Some truck,driving ex­ 4.5 MARTIN Outboard Motor. $99.00. SAMUEL M. LAVITT Lots (or Bale 73 i.iMiTfeTiox onnr.R teach^. and principal "at Oeagt., puiy—see "H a n y ” at 333 Main ers, 348 Main St. MI 9-9084. ' CANNER. pressure canner. can­ \ W. Hutchlh*,-MI Y-5132. Multiple ROCKVILLK t- TR 5-2717 Girardin. perience preferred. CABINET Maker or finish carpen­ Doga—Birds— Pets 41 Good condition. Asking $45. Call Listing Member. AT A rOt'RT o r PnOB.ATK h»l6 MlasoUri Valley, Chlrljia City and St. (formerly Douglas Motors). Business Services 13 CHAMBERS f u r n i t u r e s a l e s MRS. MILLER — MI P-SOIO BOLTON, Coventry, building lota, •f. Munrh^totor' within •nd tor th# CIRL WAITED for..checking in' ter. Year 'round work. MI 9-5043. ning jars, two plate electric MI 3-6760 after 3:30 p.m. Business Locations Dea Moines, Iowa, schools. Apply In Person. burner, vanity table and bench, At T1R Green. various locations. 3.500 and up. DiBtrlft of Mfcnch#it#i on the 3Ut tiny CLEAN AND paint thoss gutted dry cleaning and counter 'work. MANCHESTER Pet Center for all for Rent 64 312.650—New three-bedroom Ranch, of May. 1957. He waa itipervlsor, elemaatary ^1960 PONTUC, good condition. now.. Avoid costly repairs later. Roofing and Chlmifeys 16-A High school education required. . PART TIME Help Wanted from 8- your pets and pet's supplies. kn 3-5277. ceramic tile bath, stainlesa sinks, Terms. Call Ijiwrence F. Fiano. rr###nt. lion. .Totoi .T W allett. .Tudg#. principal land aaalatant suM iln- GAER BROS. Free delivery within city limits. NEW BOAT TRAILER, $65. 61 10 a m.-5 p.m. M p.m .-9 p.rti. MANCHESTER Broker. MI 9-5910. K ru t# of Ui# of Man* ''M I V-8009. Ml. 8-1383. . Apply in person. Maple Pry 69 Leggett Street 2 for land clearing and landscap­ STORE—Choice location at the hot water heat, cellar, ' j acre, ch#8t#r In taM DtolHrt. <#c#a8#d. tendent of schools in Duluth, Minn. ROOFING — Specialising in repair­ MI 9-4273. Open Monday-Satur- West .Middle Tpke. Cleaners and Launderers 72 Ms-1 East Hartford. Conn. ing. Call MI 9-6275. MOVING to Florida. ' .Must sell .Center on Xtain St., approximate­ trees. Carlton W. Hutchina. Ml CENTRAL LOCATION Oil m otion of In#i A. of toald When hla contract axptresi ha IMS fCRD one-ton utility truck. OONDER'S T.V. Service, avaUabts ing roofs of all kinds. Also new day, 9-6 p.m. Thursday, 9-9 p.m. EIGHTEEN Wooden Screens. Also s e c o n d Bolton Lake—Terrific lot M#nrh#«t#r #x#culrlx. pIc SI. , ’ j house full of furniture Within two ly 1300 sq. ft. Will remodel to suit 9-5132. Multiple Listing Member. will have completed 30 >'ears in Ideal 'for contractor.. Excellent any time. Antenna converaiona. roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys hand mower. MI 9-6206. ------on lake. Arteaian well connec­ ORDKnK.D that months fhi|Ti th# DRIVER-SALESMEN weeks. Everything going at low tenant. Call MI 9-8808 or XU Appealing 14-Room Duplex. Ex- Hev nf Msv; 1957. h# n r x A th# the Connecticut achool system. He CondlRoti. Priced reasonable. Call Philco factory aupervised aervice. cleaned, repaired, 28 years' ex­ WANTED -- General Houseworker. MEAT CUTTER WANT BIRD, cat and dog tuppiies, whole- Diamonds—Watches— m o d e r n four year, aix-room tion. Ideal spot. Good neigh­ STORKLINE Baby Carriage, $.30 prices Ml 9-6621, 9-5781. 1 rellent condition throughout Four bors. T. J. Crockett Realtor, i»,r# llmjtptl and a!lom'#1488. perience Free' estimates. Call Driver's license helpful. No heavy ! br part time. MI 9-742: sale and retail. Daily 9 to 5 p.m. Jewelry 48 Ranch. Ix)t 90x150. Attached ga­ liors within m-hich to hrlnic In th#lr For newly established wholesale Tuesday. Thurada.v, Friday nights Cost 165. Excellent condition, kn I rooms first flqor.-three rooms sec- MI 3-1577. superlnlendenl of schools from Hqwley. M ^chester kO. S-eS61. cleaning or heavy laundry. Coun­ routes. Five-day week, salary and ' SMALL STORE on Purnell Place, rage. screened porch, modern claim* agalnat raid #siat#. and raid HILLS’ TELEVISION Servies. WANTED- P an time heip nights 7 to 9. Porterfield’s Route 8 and .3-6202. I ond floor. New oil heating syatems, #*ocutr1x I* dlr#rt#d to riv# piihUr frOR) 1034 to 1920 when he was IMT DODGE Four-door Sedan. try. tl.V) per month. -Write and j commission. Health, welfare and LEONARD W. YOST Jeweler, re­ near Main St, Apply Marlow’a, fireplace. Beautiful floor to. ceil­ Available at all times, Philco fac­ and Sundays. Service station CSiapel, South Windior. JA 8-3391. NORGE Gaa Stove, very good con-' ' copper plumbing, copper gutters, BEAUTIFUL. Desirable Building notir# to Ih# rr#dltor» h rin c In thirlr appointed auparintandent, a pest Good mechanical condition: $78. give references. Bov V, r o Her-1 pension plan. Paid-holidaya. Must CHILD'S Yellow Net Gowh, mze 3. pair*, adjuata watchea expertly. \887 .^ain St. ing picture window in large liv­ claims within aald tlm# aUow#d hv • a 9-9887. tory aupervised service. Tel. Ml. Heating and Plumbing 17 work?. Insurance compan.v em­ dition. Call MI 9-5475. . garage. Immediate occupancy both I.ot. Box Mountain Drive. Over ’ i he held tmtll 1941 before going to aid. be high school graduate. Apply ' worn ,^ce, $5.00. Gym-Dandy Reasonable prices. Open dally. ing room. Only five minute walk sides. Many extras. Priced right. puhltahinr a ranv of thin ord#r tn aoin<^ 9-9698. ployes preferred. Write to Box Thursday eveliings. 129 SpruCr TWQ-ROOM office suite. 38 Elrii acre. Wooded, quiet, residential n#wi»paD#r hartriic a circulation In *ald Yale Unli^lty. Wednesday and Saturday morn­ awlftg. $8. MI 9-4.341. HOUSEHOLD Furniture to be sold .to new school, buses and atore*. Shown'by appointrnenl. $ 10.00' LLOYD'S PLUMBING Service as­ BURROUGHS Posting Machine, z ’, c o Herald,, atating tgualifica- BEAGLE PUPPIES, six weeks old St..\Borkvllle. Suitable for pro- area. Rea.*onable price. Phone probata dUtolrt within t#n dav# frotn At Boston University and Smith ings. Other days aftembons after MI 3-4624, Street XU, 9-4387. at sacrifice. Moving. One Hol- Many extras for the wise buyer, th# dal# of Ihia ofd#r and r#tufn mak# RUBB18I1 AND ashes rsmoved. sures satisfaction, prompt service, Operator , in nrodern Eaat Hart-1 tiona. feaaidnal or business. Inquire Barbara- Wood*, Ml 9-7702. College. Dr. Warren wea aaalatant Oenaral cleaning, caUara, attica CH 7-8124,M I 9-8485. 2 p.m. poinl electric range, nlmo.at new. such ss wall to wall carpeting, MI 3-627.3 to ihlf couri of th# nollc# t1r#n. Down and good credit will boy any ford office. Good starting salarv. i Rockvillf . TRemont 5 2505. draperies in all rooms, and many JOHN J; WAIXKTT. Judir# profeaaor and profeeapr of aduca- 'And yafda. Reaaoaahit ’stsa. M. APPRENTICE Position now open Ba y .Saddle .florae, bridle ^^ddle Two bedroom sets. Living room BEAU'nFUL LOTS on Black Top ima of these select used cars. Apply S. Vogel Sons.. 191 Park I (iarden— Farm— Dairy others. Buyer can get 4% mort­ lion .' teaching- ceuraea 'ftt - elemeii - - _ * M. Rubblah Reraovsl! M l. S. WATSON. PLUMBING and heat­ WONDER BREAD for single man, 18-25, to learn en­ and blanket. Gentle /wfth chil­ table.* and chair*. Beautiful green THREE RcktXtS suitable for office BRAE-BURN REALTY Road in Vernon just over Man I.IMITATION ORnrR ing contractor. New installations, Avc. ireari. East Hartford, Conn. dren. $250. T e l . ^ r 2-6042. Products 50 lUg. 15x18. Five small-rugs. Vene- gage. Xlust be seen to be appre­ Chester town line. Entire area AT A r O P R T o r r n O P A T F h»16 tary prlnclpalahlp and aOhpoi iu> I 1968 Buick Sedan, fully equipped. 9-9787. graving trade. BU 9-2717. or buainess. 470 Xtain St. Ml. lion blinds for 30 windows. A. ciated. Call Owner. MI 9-6053. "I Mflrnra--*-r within arrt for the perlntendency. He also taughtajim- 1982 Chevrolet Sedan, alteration work and repair work. WE HAVE a Small Coogenial Of­ BAKERY For Sale “ -NATIVE ASPARAGUS npw in Sea- 9-6228 or xn 3-7444. has storm sewers, good drainage fully equippetL.’’' CONCRETE WORK—Floors, steps, MI 9-3808. ’ MAN to drive and work in lumber AKC Registere(L>mglish Springer Stock.ser, Pinnev St., Ellington. NEW Five-room Ranch, basement with gravel s)ib-soil. Price 31,500 -Ple*rlrt of M snrhester mi the 5th day mer sessions a t the Unlveraltlefe Of fice and wc are willing to train a ! son. for canning or freezing, cut, MANCHESTER — New Six-Room garage, copper plumbing, oil of .Tune. ]9.*7 ■ 1953 Chevrolet 'Tudor Bel Air. porches. Mtios, etc. Expeitly 821 C074JI. BOULEVARD yard. Schaller I-umber Co. PI 'Pup. 3,', nrSnths old. Reason- Phone TR S-4495, 3,000 SQUARE FEKT of industrial per lot. Cair Now' The R. F. T*Reeent. Mon, John J W 'allelt,-Judge. New Hampshire and Verritont, a t- •J good dependable applicant. Re­ ADJOINING LOTS fresh daily. 23c bunch, five' Ranch home in Rockledge Sec­ heat, citv water and sewers. 1963 Nash Rambler SUtion Wagon. done. Call PI 2-6633. 2-66,50. ' , ablf. CfiH JA 8-7764. area to rent or lease. Woodland Dimock Co.. MI 9-5245 or MI K*t*te of 9ilvsno nillsnn laie of Dartmouth 0>llega and Yale- Milliner.v Dressmaking 19 ply stating experience and salarv EAST HARTFORD. CONN. bunches for $1.00. $3 75 a crate GE REPRIGRRATOR, in good tion. ■ I 'j baths, ceramic tile $14,000 E k F. Resltv Xtl 9-6297, Menolieefer In esld Dtetrioi dereseed 1963 Pontiac Sedan, fully equipped/ St.. Manchester. . Ml 9-5043.____ j - 9-6818. Dr Warren has been active in DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP Com­ expected to Box Y, c /o Herald. ’ FIVN'’’’^ Beaulifuf Black Cocker of 24 bunches.. Farmer.* Market, ; condition, quiet motor, 338. Call Attached ga- MI 3-4480. . On motion of l.oule K Plljano of sstd 1962 Chrysler Sedan, SECOND COOK and Salad Man IN MANCHESTER Me-rh-«ter. sdmlntsl rslor. ireparation of year books for the alterations • On women’s and D aniel Puppies. AKC registered. . 811 Eaat Xfiddle Tpke. MI 9-0474.1 fully equipped. pany, doors snd windows, custom combination. Red Ember Restau­ ' TR 5-9619. THREE-ROOM Office Suite, 17^ rage, amesite drive, fully Innd- orDERKP Ihsl -1* months from the !7atlonal Education Aaan., and tha work, guaranteed. Call Ml. 9-1883 children's dresses, coats, suits, OFFICE CI..ERK Must be depend­ SHORT ORDER COOKS WANTED. $25. Call MI 3-4495. * Free pony rides for Die children , — - — — ...... _ 5lh d ev of .Tune i«57 h- snd the ssm* 1964 Packard Sedan. able. will train if necessary. 37’ ,- rant, Rr 6 and 44-A, Boll ' H2 X 18.5 ft. each. East Msrket St.. Rockville. .Suitable' "cape.d lot. 321.000 Call The MANCHESTER Suburban for Sale 75 American Aaaociatlon of tha C!on- after 6 p.m. skirts, etc. Gall kO 9-8636, 9-5. Howard Joluison'a, MI 9-6230. Please appl.v in person Saturday and Sunday afternoons, I 17 CU. FT. Upright Freezer, elec- professional or business. Inquire' ^ Dimock Co., MI 9-5245 or sre llmlied snd showed for the rr»d- hoiir week. - vacation, free life in­ erson ^ M h e AND VICINITY itore within whirh io bring h» Jhelr necttciit ParentTTeachera Aaan.. of nieae care Are all In good condi- Thomas Colla Co., 251 aide of West Vernon St. ■$ p.m.-6 4>. m. , : trie stove and refrigerator, living Kockville, TR 5-2505. Ml 9-6818. BOLTON - Four room ranch. Hot FLOOR SERVICE. Floors sSn^d surance and pension plan. See TAILOR—Manufacturer has open­ S51 BriJad St., Town of Bolton ' room furniture, piano, bed. dress­ 314.600 . . . Bowers School. Four- claim'- srsinst eeld eet-ste. snd- ssid which he waa a ^ice president. He tlm and are state Inspected. Manchester. 5flgn Op property. * room expandable Cape with front water heal, fireplace, comblria- sdm in istrsior Is dlreoied Io riv e Thihlie la also a lifetime' member of the and retinished'. TO. 8-2071 or 'TR. Moving^Trucking Office Manager, -J. A. Bergren ing for man With knowledge of STRAWBERRIES Pick your own. er, tables, lamps. TV. dishes and COOUDGE ST. — Six-room Cape, Ire Io" llie n-Vditor* to hrloe In 'heir and Tear dormers.- Need* re­ tion aluminum windows, lot 150 x National Education Assn. (NBA). 8-1080. Storage 20 Dairy Farms»-1100 Burneide Avex ladies' coats and suits. Excellent AMBITIOUS Yoplig Man for used i Invitation to Bid Frank Glode. 104 Gloide laine, miscellaneous. Moving. 63 Gerard OFFICE FOR rent,. 501 Hartford tusbcslo.* shingle.*, plaster, garage. 175, nice locsUon, 111.900. Ml- me within iaM-o'lme showed hv McCLURE PONTIAC East Hartford, Conn. v opportunity for advancement. Ap­ Xtancheatrir. MI 9-5815. decorating. Truly a choice loca­ nuhlielUnr s ronv of this order In some car department. Washing, polish-' XCan Ml 9-3362 St. Rd. Call after 6 p.m'. Xtl 9-0989. Neat and in good location. Call 9-2901. newsrw'pee hsring • olreTllslIon In ssid 878 Main St. Manchester CHUCK'S RADIO and T.V. Service klANCHESTEB — klovmg and ply Manchester Modes, Inc., Pine The ’^ a r d of Selectmen of the CieSzynskl-Felber Agency, MI tion. Why not look it over. Close NAVY STAR WBIM 181 North Main St. kU. L6817, ing, etc. .Good pay, hospitalize-, Town of Bolton invites, sealed bids to three schools. Plaster, fire,- oroh-t- di-trirt within fen dsvs from Open Evenings trucking C o.,M l. 8-6663 Owned EXPERIENCED St., Manchester. tion. .a^ulai- hours. See John I BENDIX Washer. Florence dual OFFICfe FOR RENT, West Middle 3-1409 or MI 9-4291. VERNON—5 'J room ranch, full the /lete of thl* order snd reiurn mske Shelton, June 8 — Blale Mon- residence Ml. 3-6980. r - 1- on the following equipment: places, .etc. to this roiirf of the -noMce riven. and operated by Walter B. Per- SEWING MACHINE Stijfrilhg, Gorman Motors, Sales, oven range, couch, refrigerator. Tpke.; near Parkade. Call MI basement, cerarnic tile bath, gtllo of Shelton and 3nd Lt. Rob­ Tel. MI 9-4545 rett Jr. CLERK for hardware and variety Gas range, Magic Chef GC-11 Anv reasonable price not refuted. 9-6205, after 1:30. DUPLEX, 8-6. central location, 318,000 . . Out on Gardner St., JOHN J, WAU.KTT Judge. ert A . Kyaaky will b# married in REFRIGERATION, sales and aerv- OPERATORS 385 Main St. brick veneer front.- Youngstown store. ExceJIeht opportunity for or equivalent; range hood and fan, X tl'3-5689. netff oil burner, copper tubing, immaculate two-bedroom ■ Cape. St. Joseph's Church here today. -Ice. Commercial,-residebtlal. air ^ND t r a in ' ef:s experienced person capable of as­ Plenty of privacy. Lot 150 x 400. kitchen. 314.9(X). R. F. Dimock I.IMITATIOV nRTtr.K LOOK AT^THESE -AUaTIN-A.'CHAkfBlipi^ GO. local 16 EQ-16 Diehl with 16-inch auto­ OFFICE SPACE in pleasant cen­ novelty sidiW. good monthly in­ Co., M l’ 9-5245, MI 9-6818, AT A ('OUr.T OV rnOBATK h-M Kayaaky. who lives In nearby AnV conditioners, freesers. .A, and W. and long distance moving pack­ APPLY suming a reaponsible position in matic ' .shutter . or equivalent; HOWLAND’S BENDIX Aulomatir Washer In trally located office Building. come, $1R.OOOX Call MI 9-3878 Drive out and aee the location. at Manrh#)»i#r within anfl tor tha LOW— LO\y PRICES! Refrigeration Co. Ml 9-1237, ! Ml lonia, graduated from tha U.S.- ing. storage, Call kO. 3 -6 lif Hart­ MANCHESTER MODES, a .rapidly expanding retail store. 3-compartment stainless steel sink FOR JHE VERY nil.l'KItltKD I.lsriNrix good running eondition. 145. New Good opportunity for someone to after 6 p.m Nice spot.' BQL'TON—Coventry line. New I>i8trlct of Mtnch#*!#r on ih# 8th day Military Academy last Tuesday'' 9-3080, kU 9-0088. ford CH. T-1428. Call Mr. Kaufman. MI 9-6844. 315.750 . Here’s a good buy. Six of .Tun#, toST 1950 G.M.C. INC. w’ith drainhoards: worktable* with GE ll’’ portable TV, 395 .XU share office (or pact time, prefer­ Oipe Cod. four down, two unfin­ rr#'*4*nt. Iton. John J. Waltotl. Jm1f#j and was honored M bta class' best S-’TON — 9-FOOT ^TAKE BODY storage cabinet in base. . 9-5624. ably evenings. ■ References re- NEW SIX-ROOM CAPE. I ’ , baths, 4(ood sized rooms, basement with ished up. Ceramic; tile bath, large l> t#t# of .John Mrl..mn:hlln, lat# of fethleta. klANCHESTER Package Delivery...... PJNK.JS.TREET______------— DES^GiVBRS plaster"* fireplace. liHxe master M<»nrh#Bt#r In #aM Di*tr1rt. f1fr#a##rt. Good Tires—Good Motor—Just MORTENSEN TV. SpeclaJlaed RCA Further spermcatlon'fr nrnVv~~Be BEST »tS;700^Rr.' Bolton, twn i quifed. Box s; c '<5 Herard. garage, fireplace, corhbiriatrori lot, $14,500. R, F. Oimock Co:, L4ght trucking and package dellv- obtained from 1st .Selectman Bedroim. lots of living area, base­ On motion of Hai#l K. MrftouahMn Painted. televialon aervice. 9-4841 GOOD HOME for middle-aged or J'ou top thl»? Five room Colo­ W'indows, etc. Quiet street, good xn 9-5245. xn 9-6818. of ••'M M#och«»j»t#r ' af1mlni*tratr1*. REJECT UNION erj. Refrigerators, washers and Rxperieneed men required for Cliirlea A. Robbins, telephohe IN HOMES nial with u two car garage. Mnchinery and Tools 52 ment garage. Bower^\^School. neighbors; Ideal location for PRICED FOR A QUICK SALE stove moving specialty. Folding older woman a.s housekeeper for layout and development of elec- O n D R K K D (hat month* from Ih# Plalnville. June 8 r/Pi—Employfei LAWN MOWERS sharpened and Mitchell 3-8510. Built In 19.38. Center flreplarr, Summer Homes for Rent 67 $17,500. Cieszvn.*ki-Felbei\Agen- . growing family. Really difficult VERNON—New five room ranch 5th flav of Jun#‘ lM7 b# an«i ih# #an># chairs for rent. kU. 9-0782. elderly gentleman not Invalid. In trbnic equipment. Business rna- ar#\ an»1 allowort for th# rr#d at tha General Electric 0>.. plant $745 repaired. Call kU 9-1703, kU 9-4868, . Bids will be received until noon CALL plastered walls, modern kitrb- WE RENT cy, MI 3-1409 o'r MI 9-4291. y to find value like this around. with full ceramic tile bath. Hot country on biia line. Call MI.- ehines or similar experience help­ FOR RENT—Water Front Cottage Itor* within whif'h. to. hrinjc In th#lr here yesterday rejeytad th# Inter­ 118 Wells Street. June 15, 1957 by 1st .Sel. C. A. en, eloaed-ln rear poreh. A lot — ------V - GGood FHA mortgage available water oil heat. .Artesian well, claim * a c his( aald #*tat#. and aald Only $245 Down LIGHT TRUCK and man available : 9-4685. ful. Excellent opportunity for the Small Cement and Mortar Mixers, at Columbia Lake, one week, 9 national Union of Electrical Robbins, Rt. 6, Bolton; mail RD 1, R. F. DIMOGK of house for the mone.v. Thl* iJa NCHESTER-Comfortablertable SiXi , |312.300 approx.) metal combination storm windows admtnl"in(irl.'^ I» ■Mlr#ot#fj to |r1v# nuH. by appointment. Courteous, de- i right men. m a m s Power Trowels. Electric Ham- June-{10. $85, Write Box U, c.'o room Cape on quiet atrreel. HoCy^jj lie rtoi'c# to th# rr#dllora to brmir In Workers as their bargaining agent $46.04 Month SEWING MACHINES-home and Andover. , Hating will go fast so call now. 300 . . . Out in the restful hills peridablc service, reasonable. MI ■ MRS. HOMEMAKER If yotlf chll- COMPANY 1 mers. Water Pumps, Building He'rald. water oil heal. Stormslorms and*nd| I a ' i and screen*. Lot 12.1 * 180. Full th#ir riatma within *aM tlm* allow#d b.v this vote: No union. 651; rUBW, THIS TRUCK IS UKE NEW! commercial types bought, sold and 9-7853. • dren are in achool yorl can use The Board of Selectmen reserves pf Bolton. Three-bedroom Ranch price $13,900. For further infor­ hv piihlfahinr * copy of this ord#r In rep^red. Ralph Aldrich, MI GRAY MAjktJFACTURING - 'W e hai' room tial down payment required. Ex­ IBM closets. Prime location. Superb clusive ..wjth Tiirkington Bros. Ranches In this 'pribe range. basement Large lot. $15,600. R ishing: antiques restored. sHihu- .K L S Kosibdr cireulating hot water heat (oU). H ie bath, basement gaWige, recre^ heated garage. ’ Dwrier trans­ ranch. Attached garage, ceramic, NO MONEY DOWN Girl with Itome 026 keypunch ex­ SINGLE AND double rooifi xvail- Realty Co., 'MI 3-1607, evenings, „Wheh we are .out showing you F. Oimock Co.. Ml 9-5245, MI taie Repair Service. Talcottvtlle. condition,’call: atlon ar«e. In baaement. Large lot, beautifully landacaped. Near ferred. A real home, you'll like , tile bath, full basement. block j MI. 0-T449. - . perience preferred. Towi tml CoHilry [ able. Reasonable weekly rates. $8 XII 3-7731, MI 9-5665. some of our other good buys, we 9-6818. 1961 DODGE CLUB COUP'e achool, churches,' btiMs and -shopping areaa < It and up. Rockvill* Hotel, TR to bus. $18,200. R. F. Dimock (So., will be ^ a d to show you these. 19U DODGE SEDAN R. F. OfMOCK CO . 63 But Cuti^Si; - Xa 9-5245, xn 9-6818. FLAT" FINISH Holland window CLERK OraiRagt Co. '' ’ ' '» i $36.000— Ijike St.. Vernon. '5-9591, FERGUSON ROAD I - 'Rockledge. $15,900 . -. Six-room Ranch, At­ BOLTON—Ojatom built Cape, four' 19BS PL'YMOUTH SEDAN . For General Office Work M l'9-5245 Would yon like a home a little 1961 PL'YMOUTH TUDOR shad'ea, made to measure. All (First on left—Ferguson Road. lx>ok for aigna) ' BOLTON — Attractive Six-room Lovely new three-beoroom Rsneh. tached garage, fireplace. Good down, upstairs finished, two baths metal Venetian blinds at a new Apply In Pbraon Or Joseph Ashford, Ml 9-0818 Ml M l 43 different than the average, with SINGLE Sleeping Room. Separate large kitchen anJ dining area, condition. Nice lot. fireplkce. combination storms, 1951 CHEVROLET TUDOR ' MHcliill 3-i303 fine view? Call now to see entrance, quiet ■ refineGolonial — Older 3-1409 or xn 9-4291. popular Multiple Listings.' We Pond Rd. Furnished, winterized Thta colbrful aet (In Jiffy cro-v- 1960 PONTUC SEDAN SALESLADY for part time .work, Porter St. Area, I'niisually fine I tial Street is interested in renting oae wonderful halter* that your batnroom and kitchen ' For home. Excellent conlition. Near are active metpbers Of'MIB cottage. Suitable for small fam­ chat) la equally et home in the ' Tbaae ears are all in good condi free eaumatea call Ml. fsMH. The including Saturdays a.; 3 Sundays. 7 room ranch |ianie. Three bed­ I room to ‘ buainess or professional FERGUSON ROAD — Rockledge. ily. Two boats bicluded. Imme- •voVyone adores. Each frtNU $ yard kitchen or at tha barbecue pit. tten aiyl are stau inspected, OPEN FOR INSPECTION 2 pA to S:3$ P.M. SUNDAY rooms, paneled den, large living* woman. References required. achool, churches, stores and bus.- so if you are buying or selling, of fabric, and designed to Inaure ah «Tiie Shop, Buckland: Alto, Woman lor night work. Ap­ Custom Built Rauoh Homo tor Sale Three-bedroom Ranch. H i baths, try ua. ■ diate occupancy.' Priced right. The glant-4rtse mitt and pothold.ar ply Swiss Pastry . Shop, 183 No. room, renter fireplace, sepakate Box . O, c/o Herald. Entrance hall, large living 'nMm, enviable euntan for you. dining room, den, kitchen, ikun- plaster, fireplace, huge kitchen T. J. CROCKETT. Realtor 35.000. Phone XCt 9-7694 Or MI are' wonderful hand protectors,, MtCLURE PONTIAC RUGS CLEANED and shampooed. Main St Ml 9-2880. 6 rooni, atUiched glass enclosed cac port, recreation dining room, beautiful modern 3-6273. Brae-Bum Realty. No. &39Q with .Patt-O-Rama In­ and both are Inaxpenalve.to roakfe.- m MAIN ST. kUNCHESTER ItoouHful N«w AfRoom COLONIAL PLEASANT ROOX -for a- gentia- ntlry room ,'three -fireplecesi built . .and dining, acea. walk-irf cedar Office xn 3-1577 ■ Rea. MI 9-7751 "Our care means longer wear.” J ■ MAGNIFICENT NEW SFj^ LEVEL kitchen, dishwasher - disposal closet, baaerinent garage. Extioa. cluded ia in slsee 13, 14, 16, 18, 30. (Ah Ideal baaaar donation, oi# Open Evenings Tel. MI 9-4545 Free pickup and delivery. Smith’s unit. More cabinet space than man, private entrance, parking. in book cases, three large bed­ or Bill.Rood, xn 9-6418 HEBRON — 6A, near Columbia, Sisa 14; 32 bust, top. yard of 85- r^m , office, full bath in basement. All liatuial wood­ I ’i bath*. 3 larga badrpoma, open staircase, 1600 sq. ft. of.living area. 314 baths, 7 rooms, room!*, "Two batba, large cloaeta, A lovely; home (or $22,600. Cies- ahowar glftl. . Upholstery Shop. MI 9-4663, eve­ you can use. i.arge porch off Inquire 14arge dry ' base­ BUSINESS Woman apd college son or MI 9-4291, Six-room Gape Cod. Features in­ for expansion, garage, oil furnace, S yard; bottorti, i yard. chet diraettona for both mitt and radio and heater, atandard shift. BOLTON ment many possibilities. plS3e, pool, patio, nicely land­ pleasant grounds. Oa'ner, ACad­ I»,0OO. Call MI 0-2812. owning, a home in country would scaped. Tn'o car' oversized garage clude I’i baths, garage, fireplace '■ For this pat'.em, send 35c in j)otholder: matMlal requirements; REUPHOLSTERING. slip r^ rs Hatchway. l(M>’xtO0' flat lot. emy 8-3442. / and drapes. ‘ Large selection of- underground oil tank. Remote control G-E w’iri; like to rent a' nice twin-aizad bed­ with breeseway and amesite drive. LARGE Three-bedroom \ Ranch, with paneled wall, hot water oil Uoint, your name, address, aiae de­ stitch flluatratl'ona. ) , 1056 Ch e v r o l e t convertible. For Oamer tmnsferred. Vacant. fireplace, tile bath, aluminum fabrica. Quality workmanship, Sale $17,900 $2^ ,500 room with use of entire house and Oil hot' water heat. Many extras. heat, dining room, aluminum tri­ ANDOVER LA kE — Unfiriiahedl sired, and the Pattern Number to Send 85c tn coins, your nama. Good oendiUon. Private owner. j free estimates given In- your pie and pear trep plus .^oll house. Hoipe 5 yt /• .kitchen (gcilities to middle^ged Can be zoned (or busineas. Idesil ; storms, cellar, garage, one acre, ple track windows. Miodem SUB BUIINBTT. THE MANOHES- addreoa and tha pattam number to CaU MI 0H)m. Beautiful atone ' veneer HOLLISTER STREET Quonaet, large wooded lot, brook, home. Smith's upholstery Shop. GARTH R0AO—ROCRLEOOE couple or retired couple. Ck>m-, t&r doctor or dentist. Immolate high elevation, trees. Only $1(8.960. throughout. L $8,000 down. . Va­ pave/d roadt $1,$00. Terms: XO TBR EVENgNO HEEAU). 1160 ANNE CABOT. TOE MAN. room ranch on 2 acres, comer, 160 X , 20 0 ,’all landscaped. Venetian blinds go with (ortable home, pleaajtnt surround­ Carlton W. ^Hutchins, MI 3-5132, cant. Owner transferred. Price AVE. AMBRfCAB, NEW YORK m i N A M Sbideaman. Four-door kO 9-4663, eveningi M l 8-7267. WARREN E. occupancy. Call A. R. Wilkie 9-0484. I OIESTBE SyCNINO HERAUX. lot. Custom' Icnotty pine cabi­ ings, flowers, garden and work ah{d^>>., Realtors. Xn 9-0649, Xn Multiple Listing. $15,500. Shown .by, appointment. t«, N. Y. 1180 AVE. AMERICAS; NEW M d ^ motor \ recently che.cXed, nets, built In range, 2 Are- ’ — 'house. Good mortgage^can be arranged.'See this home benches. - Plenty of room to. put­ Phone -XQ $-6271 Brae-'Bum Don't miaa the latest issue pf our YOEK IS. N, Y. I il lighta. Qean ; Building—/Contradiftc ' 14 places, hot w ater’ heat, tile ter artaind. Rirferences ex- MANCME-Te R 4- St^Tobnv Cepe Realtj^, Wanted— R0rI E;8tate 77 gaa mqeage. HOWLAND fBacinatlng pattern magastne Bafeic It'a ready! The 1957 Needto* . bath with colored flxtures, full before >-ou buy. One (owner home. CAllU GASTON / chailged. Wrlte-to Box B, Man­ MANCHESTER — Six room .Cape Cod. 622 WeM Middle Tpke.' Five Fashion'. Tho Spring St Summer '57 work Album—Afty-eix colorful r>0649. g a r a, g------e s , .cotta — lagea, broesewaya. basement With ? garage phia MLS— REALTOR chester Herald. i, ' / Got). Over-sized garage, (ulF^ear finished. -Hot wAter oil hast. EXCELLENT 6-Roont Ranch Ih AA LISTINGS NEEDED for all typaa porchea. 19 x » garage. $960 THE R. F. of homes, capei, ranclMM, colo- issue is filled with smart, new da- pagea ahowing many pretty de- _ •■»«. $! screened porch. 910,200. May be .REALTY^ CO, MI 9-5^31 NOW. Sunday jopen .for in­ . realdanttai area, 3 biUha, finished adan, good i • • I- Mw 11'- • •> ( dormer, fira^ce. convgnM^y Convenient location. . Large ttoo- rigns for aU aisaa; apoPial faaturea; complete. 90 z 90 two cail $1,460. aeeW 1-4; 6-0. Call owner. . . J located, saaafbls priead at'$l5,8M. \car garisga. rlmmadiate occu- i recreation room, garage, many nfala. 2. a. or 4-(amlly. Call May ks adan- after 4 j I - gift pattom printad imldo the \No Inoney dOwn, five year* to spection 2 -6 :3 0 . Taylor St,, Vernon, Conn. I ' TEL? MI 9-5245 ' ROOM for Iflialaeee woman; with A. ft, WrukU and Co., Realtor, MI \pancy. . raced reoaoriable. Phona extras, quick ocqujmey. •, A, Cicsayaakl-relber Agency, Ml Maoo .or eaU pay. Free eatimateia.ea‘ liiUaM Oon- PHONE Ml f-344« Afiw’illonrs Phone RICHARD DIMOCK'MI 9-6008 or JOSEPH ASHFORD MIi 9-6818 A : y.|t(tjelMn ^ v U a ffe i OaU MI 1 10^. 0-0040, M l 0-4S00 |MI $-6378. Braa-Buni R ^ t y . BeecUer, Realtor, M)( $-0000. 8-1409 m- MI 0-4301. t book. 3S eefeita* AtnicUon Co.,».,A © 9 -31-3409. a - ■■

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f '. -4?- \ '■ V ■> ■ ' ] / ■ 1 ' x . • . ■ Avtnige Daily Net P r(^ Run J*-.' SATUB&AY,-J[UNE 8, 1957 . 'For the Week Ended -Th# Weather PAGE ■''i 'v Ettgttittg Iggralb J057 reeeori* #f D. S. Wanther 1 - X l i f 1 2 f , 5 4 0 Fair, cool tonight. Dew S9-59. phey aaya ha doesn’t ki)d^ fithisr. Market to (h Member of the Audit Moatly ssnuiy, eon tlai^ wnna Meanwhile, the ru shes ''^rirn Burenii/.«( Circulation TaefWlay. High near tMT. About Toim and flourish, and the mystery For Sales Heard Along Main Street deepens. ^ 11' Manchester’-^A City of yillaie Charm —A——^ ‘iU a ib m of Hanchester. Assem- And on Some of Maheheater't Side Streett,>Too Where DO You Oet1|60 q^Msdichsiter Fruit and Veg«- b i^ N o . 16, Order of the Itainbow ^>@Fqwera Assn, will open Ita VOL. LXXVI, NO. 21.1" (EIGHTEEN PAGES) X MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, JUNE 10. 1957 (Claaalfled. AdveMIMng on'Fage 19) fat Girle, w e reminded of the re- Everybody's been gripin’ about PRICE FIVE CENTS getting a tax bill this week. annw-6^awberry auction at heanal tomftrrow afternoon In. the p.m. Wedn^idgy at- the Charter Maaonic T?mple |t 2 o’clock. A Fateful Water Pump wbetter, the dealer asked . him. Trying to explain the procedure 'What ‘ do you want, Charlie ? o f changing the fiscal yeim- has OMt St; kuction aba^. buslneaa meetinir Mon­ A water pump is a rather pro­ saic item, not the sort of thing one meaning how many cards did he been'a problem. Some pgople Just The ^ w e r s predict a good day nbflit at 7:30 In the Maaonic season and' describe the crop as Temple, and offleera are requested would expect to' find as the key to want dealt to him. don’t understand witat it’s^ all /T about. They think they are being pne o f the best in recent years to wear white.' a dramhtic situation. "What do I want?" he replied, But a water pump became j\ist “Give me just 10 crazy minutes, taxed double fqr "one year. One with large berries, plentiful. They expect the seaaon to last three ^ \ T h * Rotwy Club-will meet Tues- that last week, shortly after It that's all." ^ feller flgures he paid 56 mills in \ ’ had become an annoyance to an taxbs, betiveen the town and the wrecks; night at 6:30 at the Man- Gordon Reid has been engaged '^ Cheatef Country Club. East Hartford woman. Words Tell the Story fife district. The woman, already put out be- Archie the Tailor la , op the w-ar- j A Main. St. merchant heard as\ auctioneer. The Mari.che8ter sOme of i)is customers discussing TrustsCo. will be cashier. Membecg Tba Inatructora of Handicapped of the -Board of Directors WiU Club Will hold a picnic at the home the situation. . The more they talked the more confused, they be­ rotate duty as auction master. of J. StewWrt Johnston, Laurel The aissociftion includes growers Park, SouthrOoventry, on June. 16, “T,? came. Nothing could , convince C l "ri V pamphlets and distribute em them that in the long run it would from this town, BoltoSi, Coventry, Four club members, Johq Dormer, Saturoai . ,, --m e around. - I'm gonna shame that Glastonbury, Windsor, Rockville Mary Moriarty. Nancy Saunders be cheaper for the town tp get on Anxious to replace it she ca^^^ who stole the’ flag." a pay-as-you-go system arid save and Tolland. Reno Feri-ando is and Jean .D ^alre, have bcefi into Manchester and *topped^«t And^rthie (Sevilla. has a piA«, president’, Edwin Albasi, vice awarded echolarshipa toXg^llend expending money to borrow funds store that normally stocks water of ope^pUina.1 verse to commemo- president; Eugene Gagllardone, aquatic school JuncllT. . piimps. As luck hers, anyway— in anticipation, of., taxes. riyte ^ e heinous crime. The first ■rhe merchifnt put it in simple secretary; and Antonio Peracchio, would have It, the store was fresh treasurer. Members^f*AJideraon Shea Post, Two /stanzas were written by the tfrrin^’ for them, just about as No. 2046. VPW. and its Auxiliary poet in the fervor of patriotic simple as any Example cpuld be. However, the proprietor sidtKne Memorial Day feelings; the anti­ "You come home with .vOyr pay- /4 « / / ! ' IPIwi Nixon Seeking are reminded that the annual pil­ had them in stock in tl^-ware- grimage to the Veterans Hospital thetical last in bitter indignation. check arid give the wife 350 'Satur­ at house, and offered t o ^ v e one William Moore, neighbor of day morning to rim the house for at Northampton, Mass., will be brought over in tw o^akes. _ held tomorrow. ______, Archie's Shop at 337 Center St., week. She runs out of funds Triiditional Farewell tor the ^Old Man -But whei^he /telephoned the composed . the first verses to sing warehouse, there was no answer. the following 'Thursday aTSanSilts Lt. Col. Harold E. Cude, commanding officer of the llth AAA Missile Bn., is accompanied by Lt. Col. QIHNN’Sv the national emblem -which graced you for a few bucks, so you give Samuel M. Arnold, far l e ^ executive officer of the 63rd AAA group, as he reviews the battalion The proprietor knew thefe was the mundane traffic sign post In KearmUSJ^GOP Race As Precaution Step someone thert. so 'hr let the phone her another 350 to tide her over for the last time. Lt. CoL Cude is being transferred to Fort Bliss, Tex., where he has been assigned front of Archie's Shop. for Thursday and Friday and all to. the First Guided Midsila Brigade. The review was held at the Keeney Street School grounds and FHJUtMABf ^ ^ Then Archie told his friend the MRS. RUBY ' "'Anally , he gave up. and offered the following week. You haven’t the Manchester HlgK School band played for the occasion. (Herald Photo by Cfiara) A w y g r B> JACK BELL oharaeter (and advisor. Ad*, day no longer shone, nor did the given her an extra 350; you just i M . # f *■ t J L Washington. June 10 (/P)— Washington, June 10 (/P)-c-An upset stomach” put Presi­ to drive the woman to the Ware­ Flag longer wave, plucked from dent Eisenhower idown in hed today. But tierce examining vioa on All proMema. Read< - house himself to get the pump. gave her the usual 350 a little OPEN SUNDAYS , Vice President Nixon appar*- laga dally, B-9. No appoint* its place on the sidewalk beside early, that's all." Columbia Beta Kappa, national honor socie­ to 'Secure their Interest in the physicians said shortly after noon there ^ s “ no indication” When they Arrived, a water busy Center St. by some unknown ty. r • need of "touching teens with the c 1- ... ently has decided lii.'« be.st meat neceaaary. 17ST Main San hrancis^, .June 10 (/P) chance for winning the 1960 the illnes.s was “ in any way related” , to Eisenhower’s 1955 S t, Itartford. Aldtlno «-4t66. pump wasn’t Ml they found. They culprit. Imagtnation Miss Leonard, who Will receive truth.” The response has been 9AJI.1o1 P.M. fo'und the reasoh the warehouse Archie explained it this wpy. He had climbed that mountain Maurine Leonard her BA from the School of Arts and heartening, Gosney said, many in­ ~w- 1 I Republican presidential nbmi- heart attack or to last year’s ileitisf employe failed to answer the The State Higiiway Department with ease som^ .yeats ago. Now Science,' graduated from Windham dicating their willingness to par­ ’which hks been sweeping i be labeW as an “ The President is progressing very Aatisfactorily,^’ White phone. bojTi didn’t put a pign on the post. he had finished ' conquering it High School and attended Pennsyl­ ticipate in the aim of gathering House press secretary-James C. Hagerty told a n ^ s con­ He was in an elevator that was Receives Degree vania State University for two young people of no particular re­ iP.M .to9P.M. ^laiv countries has reached “Eisenhower** Repulilican. They .even left him . a- couple of again. And he, offered thla coni- Aipdl lean slloi eS with pa- in the la.st few days Nixon ha.s ference at 12:.10 p.m. after consultation with Eisenjto.wer’8 stuck between floors. ment; ' . years before transferring to the ligious affiliation for the Graham .niits and bolts to attach the Flag Tients de.scribing it Jn .‘ftrong- ’ gone a long wa^v toward severing The warehouse employe has "Boy, it aura has grown bigger.” Columbia. June 8 (Special —Miss University of Cbnnecticutt. She Ci-uaade of June 29. Businessmen doctors. ■ , '-■v. X with. Archie made a shbH aluml- are being contacted to act as sp<>ri- er language-than doctoi's used. 1 tie.s he once had with the con- been thanking his lucky stars all nuro pole to bolt to the sign ffo*i- Maurine Leonard, daughter of isjalso a member of Phi Mu Soror­ Hagerty said the report he put piil came from Col. Thomd*., week that the pumps he looks Inflation Again ity and has been secretary of the sors. their contriffution materially U.S. Public Health .Service doc-' w' Archie went off to Niantlc and Maurice Leonard and the late assisting In furnishing a rqilglou.s W. Mattingly, heart .specialist at the .Army’s Walter Reed out for don’t last forever. If your pipe .tbbacto hasn’t senior class. tors, who examined passenger.s and Uded up beside Ei.senhow- when he returned at the end of Two other residents of (kilumbia, answer fo^ today’s delinquency ______“ ,, er on foreign aid and spending Ho.spjfal; Ma,i. (Jen. Leonard Heaton, Walter Reed com­ Memorial Day , the Flag was gone. gone up in price by now. It' soon JWSW Hartford Rd,—MI Mr. and Mrs.’ Henry Kula, former­ problem, Gosney added, • r h i T " " - And he spoke out in an mandant, and Maj. Gen. llowaitl M. Snyder, Eisenhower’s Sat In a Cold Seat' will, according to latest reports ’Tve been putting that Flag ly of Windsor, .will plso receive de­ The committee has arranged foi- ^ o h n i c o A yestec^ay on Ihe Amcnran Presi- st Lansing, Lansing, M,ch.. Mich.. speech ves- personal physfeian. A few friends of ours were there for a good many years and along Main St. a special New Haven train to leave dsnt liner President ( leveland^,^rdaV in support of if.S, aid to playing poker (for fun, of course) A ccording to one local mer­ grees Sunday. Henry Kula will . . “ ■c...... -v ierday in ,support of j Eisenhower was stricken alxmt 10 o’clock last night, and. nobody disturbed It.” Archie point­ Receive a BA from the School of Hartford at 3:30 on the afternoon That Interpret The agreed it was s niild variant oflpoiend iQPEN: and as the night wore on one play­ ed dot plaintively. chant, a 15-cenl .tin ia going to of Jime 29. \rith bus transporta the A-type rirus known in this Scarca-ly LulnlentJ.mal was-muiseated and vomiting during part of the night. Snyder er Just cmddn’t seem to draw the cost 18 cents, and for an appalling Business Administration and his Wishes Of The Family But there, in the eloquent words wife, Anna, will receive her BS tion furnished directly from Grand dd’^^ry. , In what could scarcely be unin- was called in shortly after the President became ill and re­ right cards. of the poet is the account'of what reaMm, he saya. Central tq Madison 'Sqtiare Gar­ (Snief quarantine offiijei^ Dr. bid- lentional. Nixon pul himself However, he ’«?as a good sport It’s his theory that all the pipe from the School of Physical ’Thera­ Jordan's King .Jlussein, right, greets K i^ Saud of Saudi Arabia mained with him all night. = A L L D A Y = transpired on the ili-fated dsyi py- den. JOHN B. BURKE at airport in Arriman, Jordaff; after Sauli's arrival for a state visit gap Norris said the 96 passengers ‘ squarely in opposition to Senate, The other physicians were called in today for consulta­ gnd estimated hla luck was dpe to THE STOLEN FLAG tobacco is being boughf by the Composed of representatives of and crewmen who had the new RepublicaK leader Knowland of manufacturers o f filter tip cig­ for announced purpose' of strengthening relations between the tion in what the W’hite Hou-se 'Jescrihed as a “ precautionary” change soon. The bad cards'kept (4x6 it .was,, but large enough to Manchester Evening Herald Co­ various local churches, the ‘ Com FUNERAL HOME sgdoms. ■ Visit is skid in some quarters to be cause for uneasi­ type during the 20 day voyage California on Poli.sh aid, whu;h is falling and so did his hdpM. arettes. He figures they need the cover lh6 --^arth and everybody's lumbia corr^pondent, Mrs. Frank mlttee scheduled regular Monday TEL. MI 3-6868 n ess^ Egypt. .. . . ■’didn’t care whether they lived or likely to continue as a contro- step. , T SUNDAYS During a game of draw, ^ k s or heart.) stronger tobacco to get the flavor et-ening sessions to which all those died,” and, ran fevers as high as ' I’A'al foreign policy issue. .Mattingly one o f lhos« attend­ through those filters. Marchlsa, MIephone ACademy 87 EAST CENTER ST. The Flag of^pYapdom was waving 8-9060. interested in securing further in­ AMBULANCE SERVICE 104 degrees Fahrenheit before the 1" populai speciilation Nixon ing Elsenhower in 19.55 when the free formation arc moat cordially in­ malady ran its course in three to *"'* Knowland are being w14st as President was stricken with a Court Orders For everyone around to ace. Hiya, Sam vited to attend. five days. rival candidates from the same heart attack. Heaton operated on Remember the old chestnut n=-% r r j r ~ -=jl Especially when the ribrs did stop Graham Telecast* rir s-f-an/.,. n i place on the next the President s year ago for Jn front of Archie’s Tailor shop. about the fellow who wanted hla Expels Two Dr. Francis B. Galbraith, ships .National'COP ticket. If the wheel I ileitis or inflamnistlon of the New Hearing name changed ? It may have been surgeon, said he came down with I small Intestine. " Not from a pole but a' traffic sign Spurs CGYRjKlans it after treating patients for It for turns in this direction, it could be 1% Coupon Speciol! The stars and stripes, our Piag. fiction once but happens often considered good polilks for Nixon , In reply to a question at tlie enougli in truth to be almost com­ ------V '» nearly three weeks. While it was For Chessman , I 'lo O O D FOR MONTH OF JUNE ONLY) did shine. to draw as sharp a line as possible i rnid-day news conference, Hagerty • N monplace, The recent telecasting of the fie "quite mild" and "no worse, than between himself and Knowland. i said ^ e r e were no plsns whatever ’ , ' PRESENT THIS CXMJPON AND GET fn Dallas. Tex., this,_weck,..Cat- Billj’ Graham Yknisacle from New on the sate side lan old-fashioned American flu. ” Gal- I at that tinie for moving the Ryesi- How bright the day to see it wave But iheie could be a hitch. ’ Washington, June 10 (*—The Su­ zurtil OUl'ika appeared'ln District York In this ar s* has increased the I brailh said anlibloUcs did no'good While Nixon’s candidacy is re­ i dent to a hoapital. In Memory of our Gallanf Brave miere;jt. oi many in me work of preme 0>urt today ordered a new Who died to keep this Nation free, Court;e;imorce ter he tried to enlist a Jordanian The announcement said the Jor­ was isolat^l ig. Australia two give Nxon his support.That would-i. The grand old Flag on Memorial tybeks ago and government aenim .help open the road Ih .control of ,.abh;...... nre.ant ’ the fnajorlty eonsieted-of «b m tm m m mt. ^ m m . m m m m m wm ^ ^ will sponsor a Sale of First. Aid In a plot to a.ssaaainate "certain danian "immediately contacted Day. ’/ Experienced Dodgers laboratories aifisady have begun the -hefty.hefty California delegation and Washington, .Iiine Id >A'i Fel- "His pulse, ternperaliire. respir-: Harlan and Justices Black, Frank-’ Two well known local characters Kits at 51.50 each, beginning to­ afficial persiinallties in Amman." j Jordanian military authorities and alien and blood pressure continue furter, Brennan and Whittaker, Great may lhe.v be, but very small The annoiiniienient said the re-’ ’ reported what (hi-tlg>-ptian m'JIi- Producing a new :Uh rar pU'blic: *’ attache had asked him to do "As reported earlier, his elec-. that the California Supreme Oouri’9 William Moore; and your car, your summer cottage! sul general in the Jordan sectoi of »nd handed over the weapons h* . Rodney Yoell, rierican : *'*^q'’ * who think like Knowland. their pleas that the .soldier be tried 333 Center St. Short of breath and sweating cer. . ®ht Nixon gave, this group an- hv an American court in the death I trp-cardlogi-sm i tracing heart per-1 affirmance of (Passman’s con^c- IU3lfuacl.v., they . eluded their -pur­ Jerusalem, was demanded for '«i ra: provided wUh to commit the President Lines medical fornumcei. -showa. no. change,". .. .Ulan...’(upon. the. serioualjc- dlspiyad.. ■ons connected wltli .security ’’ . ’"crllfire.'*"' ■saw irs; ■'Aniw’lecn'hTcrans :i n " ^ oUier' - r^uf?-yesterdar"when;- he "OT a“Japariese"w^’an” " ....■*“ Radishes, .Anyone suers, not the local constabulary, In reply to a queatifin. Hagerty j record, whose accuracy petitioner but the women selling poppies all Rifai earlier told a news confer­ Hllal also was accused of "stir­ Far East also have isolated supported the.adminls- a delegation from Ottawa, 111., said Mattingly, up to mid-dsy, had I (ChessmanI has hsd no voice.in ICE PLANT OPEN Mystery hovered over Brook­ over town. Tho Joycoos sponsor: ence Egypt has been asked to re­ ring up. . . other persons to com-, « J ' i Girard’s home town, had ah ap- taken only one electro-ctirdlogram. J determining, cannot be allowed to field St. between Durkin St. and nniied on Page Thirteen) | poinlmeni to confer with Edward A Non. placelAce its representative on theme joint mit crimes which would disturb', >0*11 pointed out that the 96 Mattingly reached ‘the White i stand." the W. Middle Tr-kf. today. Reasonable Prices— 2 Watch Makers TEENAGE ROAD-E-O gEgyptianIgypllan - Syrian - Jordanian mili­mill- order and aecuritv." /■ prases on the Cleveland, including A. McQabe, a.ssociate rounsel to House prior.to Hagerty’s first an-' ’Sorr.T Chapter of Drlaya* WEEKDAYS- 8 A. M. fro 6 P. M. What the neighbors would like tary command for. "mlsbehaVior.’’ Relations between Jordanian i crewmen, occurred among 2,000 President Eisenhower. The group oiincemenl' of Biserdiower’s -ill- ' Thus, CSiessman is entitled to a to know ia who planted the white Up to $20.00 for Your Old Watch JIJNIOR GOLF TOURNAMENT Rifai did not go into detail.s. King Hussein a n d Eg.^^>tlan passeJigers and 357 crewmen. hopes to win reversal of an A'rtteri- fess. Heaton arrived about 11 a.m. 'new. hearing bef(>re the California radishes betlveen the curbing and Some 500,000 have had the new G>lIin^NQf CFL B SUNDAYS- 8 A. M. fro 1 P. M. fry Our After-Churcli VOltE OF DEMOCRACY Recalls Envoy to Cairo President Nasser have grown in­ n government’ decision to allow At that time. Heaton,'Mattingly I Supreme Court, Harlan said. H* the Bide\valk How did they get MAKE THAT GRADUATION GIFT Later an official source said creasingly strained aince t h e variant in India since April and Girard, a specialist 3.C., to be tried and Snvder exar.ilned the P r e s i-( wrote: ' there ? What will happen to them ? BREAKFAST A HAMILTON ^ATCH OLYMPIC FUND DRIVE Jordan has recaile'd Its ambassador.' .voung king In ;\pril ousted leftistj Kchools sre clo.sed there. In the by a Japane.se court. dent. . "Without blinking the fact that • CRUSHED ICE Highway Superintendent James SPECIAL in Cairo, Abdul'Monem Rifai. He and pro-Egyptian officiaLs who Philippines 300,000 cases *-have------re- Charges CIO Headjr^ the delegation, which Hagerty said In a.,; alalemertt, ' history of-this case presents a •% 'Sheekey says he doesn’t kndw. Large Selection of Greeting Cards EASTER EGG HUNT is due home tomorrow,..the source dominated the Jordanian govem- .'(ulted in 185 death.*, according to U | I ’r ' l • \ includes several Ottawa cUv offi- "All three roncurred with the . chapter in the annala of de- IL O C K IC E Park Superintendent Horace Mur- YALE FOOTBALL GAME added. ' .ment. ' health offjclals. In Japan the -Diocks HJection'"^'.' wa hing. statement I made earlier that there j administration of crim ­ • ICE CUBES Arthur Drug Storas The Jordanian announcement' . ' - epidemic ia reported waning after ,-rcals. was Louis, the aoldier’s old- ' is no indication that this digestive inal juatice, we cannot allow that CHRISTMAS LIGHTING CONTEST was made several hotirs after __ w ' a-i • an estimated 400.000 cases. I tori>4>ujls told newsmen in Chicago upset is related In any way to the circumstance ■ to deter ua from 737 MAIN ST. Egyp ls Middle East News Agency J ' o-W e S t P aCtlOll Mrs. Eugene Reynolds of Chica­ Hartford. .lune 10 i.Pi Pres. I ye8tei>lq\’ ,"My brother is an Amer- President’s recent operation or to ' withholding reltief so clearly called PINE PHARMACY VALENTINE DANCE published a dispatah in Cairo go. a President,Cleveland passen-| Timothy M, Collins o f the Con- ! lean cItiTSety and 1 think he should his heart attack." ' . j for.” W OOD CO. charguig that the Jordknian gov­ r. said ahe-was down for three i neclicui Federation of Labor be tried by-au American court.” Ate Blueberr.v Pie 1 HArfan sai told a different story. ' - (Continued nh Page 8ievent«iea) | (Continued on Page Thirteen) and seci etary-treasurer Johrt Dria ; Sakai laat Jan. .30 while she was . Algiers. June 10 -A lehor- cal informal 0.1 ’ regarding Elaen-1 Uier tents were^ scheduled today of Manchester coll of the CIO. ) scavenging for scrap metsi on a isl bomb exploded upder the bai^. bower’s condition later ih the day. for' Dr. Milton' S. Elsenhower, In tiirn.-tiTe CIO has taken the '"'‘ "if* '***'* EV American stand last night as French coui X Hagerty, repljdng to other qji.es- Johns-^Hopkins University Pres­ Pauling Ponders Campaign position it will not support for ; pies danced the Cha-cha-cha in - a ’ tldns.. also said there had been no ident hospitsUlzed with what » office any parimn who takes that (Continued Page J'en) ' fashionable seaside Casino. If consultation with Dr. Paul Dudley prelilnlnary • diagnosis showed i stand,, and has wo notified Collins killed. 7 young people and wound­ \ I. to be k kltoey lafecUon. A nni- I veralty spokesman asld Elaen- Rm I Estat* Conttr Eorie S. Rehon Modolino Smith Arthur Wilkie ijy letter. , _ ed 83---many of them members (Conttku*^ "O Page Ten) j of prominertt' Xlgicrs families. I hower bfcanie ill late SatunUy East Hartford, Conn. ' * Ml 8-7488 , Ml 9-1642 Ml 9-4889 World’s Scientists Face Call In a report, prepared for th'e' con- i , ' and. wan confined to hla bed sA J A 8-6534 vention today, Collins called this , ’’Authorities assumed ,the„ bomb I home. He Was admltt4Ml to Johns an "intimidatidh. letter." News Tidbits was planted by Algerian National­ I Hopkins Hospital yesterday Collins asserted; ists. who have stepped up • their Headless with a fever. Dr. Elsenhower, 37, “ I will.not be intimidated by any , .Culled from AP Wires Alice Clompet campaign of bombing and killing youngest brother of Pm I- Elva Tyltr for'N-Test Ban letter regardless of who the send- i‘, to press- .their independence de­ Elnenhower. MI‘9-4548 ers may be.” ^ Found, May Bel jjimt El Ml 9-4469 ■4 mands on the French government. Oet a Cdlllns said he.has always been' HarsAy M. Matiiaow, turncoat Arms and legs were Wown from AD.MIT8 ESiBEZZUN'O By RELMAN MORIN forth. tn every lecture or address This is .what he says on Uiese in favor of the merger of the two i government witness. loaAi new Wd about a dozen of the 300 persons New ' York, June . 10 Dr. Bristol, June 10 OD ■—Ms^pr that I give, no matter on what points: labor unjons and he still believe* to remain free on ball and is or- j attending, a- tea dance at the Ca- Lost Frogman JameH P. Oasey announced t o -. Elsi* M«ytr T. J. Crockett Xiinus Pauling aaid today he) la subject. I shall mention peace ip "It is my estimate that the in that. He ■ eipressed the convlc- dsred by New Y’ork U.S. District | sino de la Comlche, a handsome considering c^llng the .acientiats day that John 8. Driscoll, tox UanJ-FloIsliflJ MI 9-6481 Fw Best Resutti^ M(l 8-1577 the world," he said. bomb tests are causing now 1,000'“ ®''' "owever. that any differences Court judge to sUrt serving 6- ;, 2-story---- , - stucco -- .building------in -a rpalm----- ’ 'Chichester. England. June 10 (JPi collector here for the past aes'en of all nations—Russians included - "Circumstances just forced me the. terms of the merger year prison sentence for perjury garden overlooking the sea at au-; _-j-he headleSs, handless body of a to join his appeal for an agree­ additional deaths by leukemia (a 1 years, has admitted embezzling to write the ap^al." blood disease) each year, and even 11’’ ®®"* ^ convention ...T w o persons drown..seven sre biirban St. Eugene. njih dressed in a frogjiian’Scdark a sum of mpney. froH! tjie d ty , ment . to ■ stop ’ testing- nuclear ' Pauling; 66, is a tall, spare, ...... !floor.'.-Said'ColliftsT missing .and five rescued today Tn None of the dead. Was over 25. rubber suit has been found float­ weapons. ’ more by bone cancer." The esti­ Casey quoted Driscoll as saying lVasb in/4 the time John Biss(»llr Ralph Gaston , loose-jointed man with gray hair, mate. Pauling said, it-based on a ifave been accused by 'aome tropical storm that swept across’ Most of, the Casino's "Lucky ing. 11 miles from where British about 814,000 in city funds waa PI 3-6838 "I should like ’ jd* See the signa-, searching' blOe eyes, and s ‘sensi- report on leukemia by Dr. E. D.’, of my friends through the newa- Florida from S.t, Petersburg to Starway" orchestra were killed frogman Cmdr. Lionel (Buster) All 9-5781 tures of thousands, of Russian! live face. He smiles frequently, involved. L^-fs, professor of biologj’ at the 'papera of throwing roadblocks in Georgia line. outright. The dead, dying and Crabb myatertously disappeared Find out bow much daanef and Contact One Of These acientiats, of British and Frenct , breaking the intensity of his ex- the path of the merger of our two 8en^ Knowland (R-Califi ___dei I wounded included young child.ren 13'-. months ago. scienllsts, or scientists of all f/z j pression, While talking, he paces. California InstltuU of Technologj-. MAYFLOWER, CLO^R brighter we can wash your Car and on Atomic Energy Commis- organtxatlons, This is untnie. My i nounces Soviet Boas khruahehev’s attending the dance with their j Experts w ere attempting today Plj-mouth, Maaa, Jnne 10 with our Weaver Aaioautic Gar' Stanley Braiy «irt*'tn'’ an'mte°rview nuclear explosion,, ,ion r W t » on record in the past deflntt^ll' dis-; troop withdrawal proposal, as “just families. ’j to Identify the body, which had —Mayflower II, toMing In rough Washer. Every car it automatically GeedehHd Rodty in M Interview. jm, been concerned proves any such statements.* ' propaganda” but suggests U..S. of- MI 8-8378' Looks Into Future The bomb, timed to go off at 7 I long bean immersed in water, ■cos, moved up close to th* ** * Prt3e-win-! ©f polluting the -CioUlna-rsiterated h? is against far . a "test of. good faith" . . , p.m.. was hidden in the concrete i A British Admiralty spokes- >rayed with fresh water aod mild Ml 8-7935 "I am convinced that there will "rroMroOds of the Atlanttc** at 3etergeot, and thoroughly hand MtS Membei's Bing California bK^hemist. , atmosphere with radioacth*e ma- the election of■ any ’ international■ ■ ' ■ Canada 'Votes for new Parliament ,base of the bandstand, about a fool | man said .Crabb Vas the only per- Nantucket Lightship today In J He announced last week „that j terial. • . be bom In future generations hun­ today with Prim< Minister Louis i i^tiove the level of the sunken ! son wearing frogman’s *dlving gear spooi^ and chsmoitea. We ddv«c Bomio'Confer 3,000 Ametldan scientists signed L, ,„r,J u j. dreds -of thousands o f feeble-mind­ her. repeUtloii ef the PUgrinm* use harsh-detergena that might (OontlBiied on Page Thirteen) St, Laurent’s Liberal Barts’ | dance floor in the gaily decorated j known to be missing in the area. voyage of 1920. Beyond tho TRemoht 5-3498 atpp,0ie-teiti appeal thgtSie T ■ ed children, with serious physical strongly favored to extend 22-year I room. , ’Yhe body waa found yesterday ininre the finifh . , . or dirty 'wash W alton y i.' O n m t - r - since 1945 when I Aave not made defects because of the tesU that lightship, Mayflower stilt has wrote. If said radioactive ele. by a fisherman in Chichester Har­ about ISO miles to cover to water left over from a previous _ 1 menu, put in the air by the kx- a public ataLemsnt about nuclear already have been made,” Pauling French police searched the Al- 25 Active Members Aoency war," he said. Family of young Alabama min­ giers area for an Algerian steward bor, which adjoins Portsmouth reach Plymouth. c a r ...o r "hit-bf-tdltk-” amembly losions already are damaging aaid. Stratford Man Held ister who knocked over Ku Klux SmooUl Deary Quoon sinothorod in Ml 3-1158 His position, summarized, isi „ ,^ ^ j ^ ... i w,. —^ . - who vanished frdbi his .job at the Harbor where the.ace World War. line methods. The automatic op­ Jervis Reolty Co. Sqman health all over the word. •hi,. •' • He aaid he does not heiiave there t * —— —f T ) „ : _ Klan cross faced ultimatum today 'U frogman disappeared' on a mys- j UNION AIDE TAKES FIFTH FuR time devoted to tho rod estate business. It.added: - — T sigtiificant di. greement”|rOr U eath Ot rO lF Casino before the' bomb went off. 1^ ironh-ironi>tho>iilan te'lentiaU we have knowl­ among sclentlsta about the ques- Plane hits California house killing Russian warship. 'I ^ tiiat only pinooppU hcnl Evorybody edge of’ the .dangers, ipvolved and from the effects of fallout, radio­ politics, this is murder." ’ Frank W. Chapman, MO-pound manual washing. Uon of fallout damage. ; gtratford; June to (9 F -‘ Stephan foar passengers but leaving eight Just a week ago bombs planted *ndea and currents hkve often general treasurer of the Oarpen- Hanson therefore a special responsibility active particles'carried ^ winds persona sharing birthday dinner ta- j gow'ior ttiis trodtl . . . from the site, of explotiou. Where ia the danger idvel of j Filo, 36, Stratford, was arrested oa in three' lampoiits near crowded pushed the bodies of drowned per­ ters Union, today invoked th* Give yoor cat that "like new** look Sherwood A. Booehlor' For Action Call Now! Ml 8-1808 to make those dangers known. We ^radiation in the atmosphere? la variety of counts early todav in fiome, unharmed. I bus and streetcar stops kiUbdt 4 sona from Portimouth to tha Chi­ Fifth Amesidment hi refusing to deem it imperative 3hat immodiaU 2. The phiraical danger increases .Food poisaniQg. (botulism) kills * ' •••».». oAiK'r,outsu HAii-owAi et/vii-oPMf un c today. Drive in for nor tpeady, y M1S-SM9 with each added do7i“ ^f iwdiaUon , ne^^cormiwUon with the auto death^ of ' persons and wounded 84 in Algiers. chester area. It was apeculgted answer eswatioM nhiNit aharing- -all-point wash |obl ------p_'_L .■action ha..takAn.-tg.iiftecLan iater^ in the atmosphere.’ ------te-be-iirtorpreted.^ -hr-aaid'. -two eldsriy m en.------—.------T -tymeiaiiraay‘Tire" ijomb^^ the-body'eame-tO' ’ "f-tr y wiM) 1H99(999 alltg** piuim national agreement ’: to stop Die . ______(Willard) Libby--(Of the AEC) Thomas Peter. 68. and James authorities are Inorulating hun­ parently are 'iaimed at getting a the heavy oxygen cylinder w hl^ on' Indhwa rood rlgtit*^-w»y \ . ' i Arthur A. Knelhi tcMing o t all nuclear weapons." ‘ 3. This danger ia greatec than, ■’m i^ ssy, ss be doesa that there .Foorkiotls,.Foorkiotla, 97', wer* injureinjured fatally dreds wjth Blaeahle percentage o f favorable settlement to the SI- frogmen. carry on their back ’ be­ land sales. (Chnamnn answered DniRV QUEEN Howard Hostings Warren Hdwkmd* Cm ten W. Hutchins Pauling said he is now. contem­ tha danger of’ war today. - - is 'no detectable damage done by last night as they wsUied along a World’s supply antitoxin. . . For­ month-old Algerian rebellion from came detarehed. . aiserles ef pseOmb sty i BD 8-3440 plating ways to cnMst the support 4. ■niarofore, for both moral mer President Triunan says he la a \ MOM* OP f’THt SUNDAE .WITH THE CURL ON TOP’* Ml S-llOT ^ Ml S-IIM Ml 9-3183 pomb testa. But he d ^ not say narpiw road. There were ^no wit­ \vtiatcver new French co w h m en ^ * Crabb’s mission has nfver been but whew nibed aheot the al*. ( I '■*" oC. acientisUi, everywhere for this and physical reasons, ths throe there is wo.damage don* by bomb nesses to tbs accident, police said. peaiUmist ahoot Rsisila in coni- replaces . Soclallat Premier C officially wplalned. Sir Anthony l e ^ sharing hi the rtght-eJ- IMiX