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CACE TWBNTY-rOUB WEDNESDAY, MAY 26, 1954 Average Daily Net Press Run The Weather iiattrliMtfr lEwtilttg ■ f For the Week Ended X' Foracast of C. S. Wentbar jtanaa Mny 22, 1954 f.. Playschool Plan§ Oloiidy tonight. Not aa eoiol aa '■ 1 . AboutTown Cotnniis8idned 11.245 laat night. .Low near he. Friday, Member of'ttie Audit cloudy witn> arattered ahowers An Important meeting of^the For Fourth Ytear Rurenu of'Circulation likely. High ki 80a.. H oly Ghost Mothers Circle will be held at the home o f M rs .^ e o rg e Hdnchester~^A City of Villane Charm , The Manchester Y W C A an­ UST 3 DAYS DeCormief. 20 Steep Hofjmv Lane, tomorrow night at 8 nounces plans for the fourth year of its playschool' for children, VOL. LXX III, NO. 208 * (Claaalfied AdverUalng oa Faga 18) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 27, 19.54 (TWENTY PAGES) PRICE nVE CENTS OF The Oonnectlcutv'Stfte Button which will open in the fall on !let>t. y T Society's annualfecnlc. and auction 20. Advanced registration can be will be held June 1 at the L. B. Riding Club House. Arbutus nude this week at the YW C A of­ Street, Mid^'etown, starting at 11 fice at 79 N. M ala St. between 9 to Free 71 s. m. a. m. and 3 p. m. FOR BATHING SUITS. TOWELS. ETC. HALE’S The school is open to children WATERPROOF '\ I Air.v Jean MacLachlan of Glas- who will be four years of age by ffow, Scotland, who i.s vi.sitinc rela­ Jan. 1, 19.55, but there W ill be a Probe: Cohn LINED IN SOLID AND GAY COLORS tives in towTi and' was a guest at limit of 20' children accepted for ____ ems Hinted MAY WHITE SALE jthc installation ceremony of Raip- the group. The playschool la con­ ' ' ■*.. ■ •• bow officers in the Ms-son'lc Terh- du ct^ . Monday through FTiday ple, Monday evening, wa-s^called from 9:30 to 11:30 a. m. from Sept. L»WMt iwiets in ytan in shtnts, easts, mottrtss upon for remarks, hjirs. Macl 'The object of the playschool is stand firm against any settlement and -Mrs. Axel Johnson of 31 to provide a place where a child Chine.se Communists at Griku Scenes Aboard Ill-fated .Aircraft >Z)arrier Main St,, yesterday Joined the Geneva for release of about of the Indochina problem which Fire, Blasts U. S. Air Force and h^s proceeded Cambridge St., was commissioned can meet other children of his own would partition territory of the As­ to Sampson A ir Force Base, N. Y. a Lieutenant in the U. S. Air age, share in supervised group IN A W IDE a s s o r t m e n t O F 71 Americans held in China. sociated States. Force recently. He 'Js attending activity, and becom'e better pre­ Sources cloxe in the American Th is view was reported by au­ the Aircraft Observef School in Epworth Leapie members of pared for the broader experiences STYLES FOR CHILDREN AND GROWNUPS ' delegation at the Geneva Confer-, thoritative quarters as the 9-party In Catapult the South Methodist Church will Waco, Tex. of public schooL Although group ence aaid they .agw* no reaaoft to Indochina Conference prepared to meet in front of the high school Lt. Johnson graduated as an participation - will be stressed, as prevent, direct negoUationa over meet again in secret session to tomorrow at 7:30 and proceed in a honor student and president of the muck opportunity ns possible will prisoner.* ■T^e United States dealt consider the problem of defining Manchester High School Class of be made 'for the individual devel- R o o m A r e a body to the South Methodist .98 directly with the Chinese at Pan-: asaembly areas into which the mili­ 1930 and was the recipient of the Church to attend the funeral serv­ opnient of each child. inunjom on the release of Korean tary forces of the two sides would Beatrice Fox Auerbach, scholarship ice of Miss M ary E. Bonn, w'ho Since the YW C A office closes war prisoners. be regrouped after a cease .fire. upon his entry into the University ^uonset Point, R. I., May died yesterday. for the summer on May 28. those These sources noted there was I Viet Nam sources said the pro­ pf Connecticut. He was a junior desiHng information about the no apparatus set u)> for direct deal-! posals, submitted Tuesday by Com­ 27 (/P)-—The word "catapult” \Va.5hington, MaV 21 (/P)— Roy M. CohnW ore tGday Secre­ in the School of Pharmacy at the The Choir Club of the North' playschool after this date may Inga with the Chinese and that any I munist-led Vietmlnh definitely bobbed up today in eyewitness tary Steveii.5 and Army coun.selor John G^ Adams tried to block University when he enlisted in the Methodist Church has elected the contact Mrs. A. P. Wylie, 605 N. Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales order to undertake them would be would result in the partition of Air Fore* in April, 1953. accounts of the horrible the McCarthy subcommittee’s probe for Communists in the following officers for the ensuing Main St. entirely up to the State Dept.. Viet Nam and would be strongly The question of the Imprisoned i opposed by the Vietnamese. disaster which killed at least Army and .quoted Adams as saying itwould be "a^|^eather in year: Mrs. Frances Wieheat. presi­ 91 men and injured 201 yes­ cap" if no hearings were held. ------— ...... dent; Mrs. Vivian Stewart, vice 'The cloisteder Dominican Nuns Americans came up earlier this Informed quarter^ said the week when it was learned the Under oath, the 27-veae-old ______president: Harold Dickinson, see- of the Monastery of Our Lady of United States had not yet taken a terday on the aircraft carrier chief ^de to Sen. McCarthy also . United Stale.* had aakelf room ixf the thy camp alleges,^ that the Arm. W h i t e F B e ^ on the matter. eucharistic hour of gratitude to BY POPULAR REQUEST action of the U. S. delegation was big ship may come under investiga­ officials tried to' "discredit” the The Golden Age Club will hold a Our Lady of Grace at 3:30 p. m. Yesterday an official -Cliinese that the proposals go a great deal tion after the Navy BoSrd of in­ subcommittee. spokesman indicated the best way meeting, in Orange hall tomorrow Sunday. farther than the U nite^ States Is quiry meets for the flist time this Cohn aaid that soon after afternoon at 2 o’clock. The u.sual U O N E C E N T Ic sMANcmmi Conn* the United States could arrange prepared to go. / afternoon at this naval air base. Adams wa.s employed as Army C h a l l e n g e s pastimes and refreshments will be for relea.se of the A'oericans was Rrench Foreign M a s te r Gorges Last Oetber, 37 men died in an counselor last Oct. 1. Adams told enjoyed. by direct negotiation. Bidault, who returned this fore- explosion on the Carrier Le.vte as him it would be a "feather in his SALE The spokesman. Huan^ Hua. told / w F DO T x s S t ^ ' J sh* ws.* being overhaul.ejuA, 9jt> Jh s L (jt}UL CL drifts of snowy nylon wjth yards and ering in Rome for two weeks to Ruse at Probe partment was "cluttere^''w 11 h Aboard Ship ings and let them "do this them­ o< President William White. honor tha man who dreamed as a bodies &f,„lnjured and dying men.” selves.' Arguments by lawyers for both little hoy of being a priest. Heat Terrible Ry TOR A8eoti*5rBim tE#s Stevens and Adams both insisUdiatdCAJtre to be^ade on the.valKiity . yards of skirt floating beneath a crisp Washington, May 27 (IP)—The " o f vobng this stock. The verdict niHhops, Cardinals Expected "W e couldn't open the escape when they were witnesses earlier U. S. Court of Appeals today re­ Connecticut counted^ one of her in the McCarthy>Army hearings will be rendered by the threg'law grosgrain ribbon belt, delicate self Some .500 bishops and about 45 hatch to help them and the heat residents dead and two other in- of the present 69 cardinal.s of the instated an indictment accusing was‘ terrible," he said. that they never tiled to halt the professors presiding oygr ths count Senator's investigation. church are expected to attend. Ray Brennan, Cliicago Sun Times But the most stirring story ji red today as a result of the «x- ss election inspectors.' ‘ Stevens sfild he was concerned The inspectors went to work on .buttons. A dress any grad would be Among those already in Rome was reporter, of posing as a govern­ came from Seaman Edward Cuah- plo.sion and Are alraard the aircraft about the "type” of hearings and the count on tht 12th floor Of tha Samuel Cardinal Stritch, arch- ment officer to get secret Senate carrier Bennington. ’ OS'***' proud to wear. bi.sljop of Chicago. ■ Francis Car­ Crime Committee testimony. (Continued on Page Eight) Alexander Hiibetsel, 28. an ayla- Hotel Ten Eyck. dinal. Spellman, archbishop of The indictment had been dis­ flon ordna'nceman\who was killed, (Continued on Page Two) 2,000 a t . Voting New 'York, was in Venice., the pa­ missed by U. S. District Judge listed. 10 Division St., Bridgeport, Proxy votes were moved to tha triarchs city of Giuseppe Sa.to (Charles F. McLaughlin. as his home becaveeXtlrat is where hotel after yesterday's tumultuous when he was a cardinal. Judge McLaughlin ruled t h ^ a Ij^uptoii Offers hi.s brother and next Nrf kin, John Old ILA Wins ar.HusI rnectmg in the Washington V Sizes 8 to 14* i. ■The New Yxjrk Prelate ''cele­ atatement made voluntarily by Hubetset, livo.*, but \the Navy Avenue Armorj-, attended by 2,(>0h Brennan to John L. Burling^oun- actually wa.s his home. stockholders. \. brates a Pontifical Mas.s today at the high altar in St. Mark's Ba­ sel for the committee.yeMld not Direct Primary He enlisted In 1943 at tW age of Natned as election inapectors by silica. where th*\ new saint-to-be be used aa governm^m evidence l7, when he was liv'ing iri\Brook- NLRB Election White, ths preCassbre sre Robert frequently performed the same against Brennan. lyn. N. Y., and had been a\Navy W. Miller of Syracuse University, Plank to GOP man ever since. ceremony. Cardipal ^ Spellman The com m ute^ headed by Sen. By 319 Ballots John Hsnna of Columbia Uniimr- celebrated Ma-ss there yesterday. Kefauve^. (D -T ^ n ), made a long The Navy's list of critically in- sity and Omlngton Hardeo of Har­ jureci included Seaman RobertXs * 8 ^ ® t o S|0 98 From Europe, nearly all the investigation/jf organized inter­ Bridgeport, Msy 27 ngshoremen'k Assn. iIL A » d ayror even weeks longer, .shortly after the teitlnfony was John Hubetjrel.who runs a tire ' RWMMWW that of the 1950 holy year, when man in Shelton. had a vote edge over the newly- One reliable. authority said,, published. Gilbert Wss badly beaten recapping business in Bridgeport, F.oKArms to Guatemala Pope Pius X II proclaimed the The proposal to put the party learned of his brotiier'n death when formed AFL-II.A. ! howeve^: that if, a clear advantaga dogma of the Assumption of the in Cook County, normally, heavily on record against s state income' I That ,NLRB election waS scrapped ; were shown by on* side, the other* l^ u in n ’s Democratic. the Bridgeport Telegram called / Virgin Mary., tax came from. Edward L. Tracy him after receiving the Gasi'alty because ILA adherents employed { might waive- small dispute a That ceremony al.so was held in Brennan was accused of posing of Greenwich, a m'em^^r of the Re­ Panama. May 27 i/Pi - --Tensions * who sent the boxe.*. He did not | strong-arm tactics and intimida-j aa to the validity o f proxies and a.s a member of the staff of the list.'Hitbetsel said he had V.een lis­ ’sun/L St. Peter s Squire. ’The throng ex­ publican State Central Committee tening to the radio and worrying increased in jittery Central Amer-1 how many weapons w ere i upn ^t the pollSj with brawls and 1 concede the election officially Kefauv/sr Qjmmittee in order to tended' from the broad ramp of the from the 36th district. about his brother throughout the ica today aa U. S. custbma inspec-' S*"*™*'"*? terror;«)) th e: Tuesday. C ites' Public Interest aftefnoon and evening. *wr. •> til. Ati.nii/. mm.th ih . ^ enough to start a war. waterfront. , H the margin Is narrow, how- (Continued on Page Two)/ (Continued bn Page Two) Lupton who said he appeared tors at the Atlantic mouth of the "W e often carry arm.* for one . . In yesterday's new election, al- ' An Associated Press wirephotb Panama Ctatial ransacked the as "a private citizen" asserted and a telephone call from St’. countr>’ a.' another a.^ we never moat everybody p la ^ the part o( j (Continued oa Faga -Two) there ia a great deal of public In­ egrgo of a French -freighter — get anv trouble.' he .siid. "There |a perfect gentlemiMV Heavy details , foA . £L CahSL~ Petersburg, Fla., assured' Victor presumably for contraband arms. telsat in a direct, closed primary Waterbury of Rowayton that hL* is northfnK. extraordinary. >Ve[ of police 2,500 oh apecial duty in ^ System, and added that : if the An igen t o f the French line at only rkrry what our cUstomera New York City and about 500 others 1 sdn, Bob. who was aboard the Ben­ Qristobal said a search of its Njxon BlastK Hearings; GOP does not support such a pro­ nington. hail eM'aped injury. ask us to carry." . .on the New Jersey side of ih* port posal ".It could very well be detri­ 8.693-ton freighter. Wyp.ming be­ The U. S. State Dept, had heard ' )iad little to do. NLRB Regional i One of the firat pictures serv­ gan last night "in connection with mental to us in the future." iced aho.ut the disaster showed there were Ave boxes of sporting j Director Charles T, Douds said ttje'j Bulletins Lupton, who has announced his the business in Gtiajemala.” He — . ! election was the“ mo8t orderly” 'he young Waterbury. who lista his obviou.sly referred to U. S. charges froin the A P Wire* Adlai Bids Ike Be Firm candidacy for Congress against wife's home in Clearwater.. Fla,, (Continued on Page Seven) had .ever seen. that leftist'Guatemala recently re­ Rep. Albert P. Morano of Green­ aa his addre.ss. to.*aing a blanket The N LRB announced last night < ceived large arms shipment from W ear them on “the trip and while you're wich, the incumbent, said st one around a aoot-blackened crewman a that the IL A held a .lead of 319 ' New 'York, iia y 27 UP)—-Vice behind the Iron Curtain. Guate­ SOO DONATE BLOOD MerWian. Miss., May 27 i/P>— point " I n FairAeld County it now with whom he had' been fighting votes over the- A F L -IL A in the i there. Shorts. Bermuda shorts and pedal Adlai Stevenson declared last night President Richard M. Nixon says mala is one of the W.voming's hitter struggle for certification as- Boston. Ma.v 27 i Virtually pushers. An assortment of colors, plaids that what he termed Pre.sidenl the Army-McCarthy.'hearings are porta o f call. bargaining agent for the port of the entire crew, of the l'.S.S. . (Continued on Page Nine) (Continued'bn Page Nine) and checks. Eisenhower's reluctance to defend diverting attention from more im­ Denies Contraband News Tidbits New York's dock workers. Ttminerman (Bag— 152), a de­ his executive position and the portant issues, and the quicker The.agent declared the ship car­ There Were 1.79,7 challenged-bal- , stroyer leader, today aM^mbied lows "shameful spectacle" o'f the Army- they end the belter. ried only general cargo and "there Culled from A P Wires lotm-and Douds said it may take : at the Red Cruu blood donor Sizes 10 to 20. McCarthy hearings were symp­ h e declared last . night that are no arms or contraband from SIX weeks to two months to ; renter to volunteer blood for tom's of a constitutional crisis in the Eisenhower administration is The Battle for Asia (4) aboard.” investigate and tally them and de­ vlrtlm* of the aircraft carrier yourriME? American government. "smashing the Communist toh- Director Edmond Lanier of the- Arthur M.. Schlesihger. Jr., a cide the winner. Bennington. Approximate^ 80* • Stevenson »«id that what he spiracy to bits" through efforts of French Line aaid in Paris, how- leader' of American.* for Demo­ Spoke.smen for each union pre­ men headed b.v their akipper,- Ixp tf ¥ ^ h fp€HT $5-98 called the’ Preaidenfs "reluctance Ally Gen. Herbert Brownell and Moscow-Peiping Activities •ever. the Wyoming, was carrying cratic Action, tells dinner of Libr dicted victory after the chal- Cnidr. S. E. WagrnhaU, volun- to man the barricades' of his office" tHl'Chief J. Edgar Hoover with­ seven boxes of sporting weapons e.al Party in New York that GOP lenged ballots are counted- It was -leered. Mmrvicm to h o lp y ou and resist what the Democratic out comfromlaing fair play prln- described in the manifest as hunt­ after year and a hjilf in Wash- not possible to learn how many of , leader described as "Congressional c.ples. ing rifles and pistols — consigned ipgton 'has shown ho capacity to them had been challenged by each SIR ED.MCND ILL .Itoop on timo Turning India Against U.S. .New Delhi. India. May 27 (F) encroachments" against his rights Nixon, addressing a glOO-a-plate from Antwerp. Belgium. Three of- govern country. .Wife of Ffench uniohr . — Word received here to ^ y said had left the Republican party with New York State Republican Com­ the boxes were to be unloaded at General De Castries, captured at I The election in the vast port of y L — "as manf wings aa a boarding­ Sir Edmund Hillary, conqueror M issing mittee dinner, did not mention Sen. (EDITOR’S NOTE: William U ;‘centrated Ran Jose, Guatemala, and the oth-j Dien Bien Phu. says she ha.s r e -' New York was being closely house chicken." upon Ide.itifying the ers at La Lfbertad. Salvador. Lan turned to Franc- in hope of help­ of Mount Evereat, baa contract­ 5L-91 C A PR IC E —Jantzen cuts a clever caper . . . and de­ Missing trains? Joseph R. McCarthy (R-W ia) by Ryan winda up with India today a United 'States with colonialism ed pneumonia while trying to signs a si|H that starts, and end.s with Nylon lace . . . and at The televised hearings of the ler said. He said he did not know ing French Union troops .in Indo­ (Continued on Page Nineteen) 1 Nothing is more' -ni.me. four-part series on the polltiral- and imperialism. Army-McCarlby Aght, he added, china. ■ I . - - - scale a Himalayan'height Berth the cutest places, too! 'The bloomer silhouette and rounding But he ''declared Brownell and mtlltar.v outlook for southeast The Communbt party In India of Makalu, world's fourth larg­ bl'a treatment combine to camouflage and curve where you irritating than a watch that JERSEYS and HALTERS displays in public a Republican New Haven Railroad President; , ixi' ■ won't keep good time. To pro­ Hbover are waging an antl-Red .\sla, target of a Coaunanist drive professes to give all-out aupport to est p ^ . like it most! Added bra beauty is jmurs if you slip Jantzen party which acts like a "blind dog program of "action and not talks." southward. Ryan spent six weeks the foreign poliev of Prime Minis­ V ivien Stam ls FirnvWiinl, hnow Block tect the eocurac j of your watch Small, medium and large. in a meat house." "Accents" into the pppn bra lining. This, a Lustrous Fallla Prefers Profeitaionals In Indoehlna and nearby ebuntrlea). ter Nehni and his Congress party, BLAS'l' KILLS MOTORIST is a fabric combination^ of Acetate and Lastex. In tight blue have it inspected at least once .*4eea Crisis In Government itself carryln;: on a grim struggle Referring to the televised hear- O n i ing of *1,732.400 in "unusual ; t a i n Crawforda'viUe, lad.. May 27 and black. Sizes 10-16. 823JV0 a year. Wc’U do this for you ■ All are symptoms of “ sofnething By WILUA.M L. RVAN with the domestic Cpumunists. Governor Race Mo nil Rescue deeper—a constitutional crisis in mgs in Washington, he said: imd deferred charges ’ .. Jordan y Jantzen .. . this glimpse of glitter in the ^ in y new fabriq Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales . Maiary i ng fijr yoor watch. late Jimm>« Rogers, Meridian rail­ form at the Waldorf-Astoria Ho­ ".America la capitalist,” he said. is serving (O to 21 years . . . Na­ tel with Mrs. .CK’eta Ciilp Hobby, 1. U; S. military aid to Pakistan. principle o f the thing. Miss Kel- Argus, one of three surilvora of a PRO.VIBS HELD FORMaV . . . ‘‘Confetti Faille'^ -. . . a concoction of Acetate,. Cotton e d man Whd became kno\s-n is "Indiana relate camtalism jo im­ Nothing has so stirred anti-Amer­ tional Cpngrei^s of Parents and 1.000-foot fa|l .which kHled' the S eew u ry of Health, Education lerns indicated in. an interview Boatoa. May 27 fF)—MHh and JjfmUx Uwt will give pre^, practical wear for its. the father of hlllbiliy music. perialism, and ' fopcrtaliam' to ican aentiment. One Indian leader h f ^ .veat-rday when she was ques­ Teachers wmda up annual conven­ fourth meoibe. of their party May FHiaheth McCarthy, headwylt- -modast price tag! Shirred front i ^ i c e underlines a bra cut "In the last. 16 months. Repub­ and Welfare, and Gov.' Thomas E. colonialism. Oolonialiain is the tpid me this amounted to airming tion w ith plea that more federal Dewey.. . tioned about a suggestion tifbot Mtv tnraa ‘ aa anixlca of COa MA.\CH£8TER‘S OLDEST 'Stamps Given sverythnig from the B r i c k e r er he would run for a fourth tterm; p$tttr IM marvelouB for comfort and freedom in action. Sizes ESTABMSHEp dEWEUER who ia j.ro-Ametican. and thus.U RakUtanl dispute «v e r Kashmir * letter from Connecticift Stale ^ ro h g winds bh>H'_ d'ow;n rirrug JdciUnley, North Amkrtea's high­ W oblieh Co. atochhaldara, i. Coloni Copper and white. 812.95 ^.AUNeMtrni Conn*. W'ith Cash Sates Am enc^nt to intimldstlon of our this fail, as )t had expected he testimony gp the strength « Mds- stau. Rep. Wjliliam A. Ward, Sr., CUn- tent iix Stockton. Kail., but ahouf l i t -peaki ti lad ^ t>r. John 28JiM ' prtqeattd hy H ft' 787 Mala St— TH. Ml-8-8817 cow-Feiping propaganda in Aa(a- ' ^ ■ I I 1.5(X> *p«ctatoi4 and pMormera t (Conthmed on Pngs Tw elra) (Co O. Badth of T r s ts a . tf. *•*4 OB Page MnetoM) Oopmpunist affdita have been eon- (CtpUnneg aa Faga Sevda) (Coatlki^' oil Four) es<^pa a e r i(^ ] Injuir ' (CoattaMg aa Fac* Ihraa) State Theater BMldlag' \

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ii ----- ■ ~ ----- . ‘a , / - ■ ■ . ■ --- ——-- ,1' ■w-2-r search was about to be started for \. Court .Renews .PRINCESS IS HEADQUARTERS FOR Learu About Savings, Bank Life Insurance Sink's First Mass them. ^ Cohn Bares Cheney Union May Appeal White Files Obituary Plaimers Deny They to'<) of conquering ^tKe ; | Sunday Morning southern buttress for the tnrst j Case to U.S. Supreme Court Indietment for Zone Request time and the .start back w.fetch waa , Challenges DELICIOUS LOBSTER •(, tt*Klcallv Internip.ti^d at the I AMESITE Bid to Bar D e a th s The Rev. James V.'jifcDonnell. 13.000-foot level. , . i Ruse at Probe son of Mbs. P. J. McDonnill. 211 Future ^teps 'tit IF age HilliartieWoodland Traci "U wa.s just silly little acci-, Martin and Crabtree Ws have mad* arj-angemenU with f 'enter St., who wa.s ordained Into dent," Wood saw. "One Af Thayer's ' DRIVEWAYS a local auppller to furnish ua with the Roman Catholic priesthood, in Red Probes Confer This Afternoon Dispute Discussed hy In Rail War Mrs. Chester E. Barber.^ (Continued frotn Page One) Zone Cliange Opposed feet alippedX probably because his Freah Live Lobster each week. St. Joseph's Cathedral, this morn-, clamped^^n spiltes lost their grip, j Mrs.’ Elizabeth Wltkovij^-fearber, in-', and will sing his first Msss Reilly find Ribicoff 52, 414 Naubuc Ave., QHistonbury, get the testimony from the'offii;iaI By l.jirge\ Delegation K , ti^ntbled over the firecipice and ;| EXPERTLY INSTALLED General kianagcr Richard (('4intlnued from Page.One) Sunday, May 30, at 11 a m. in St. (OMttnped from Pace One) | wife of Chester Ey-^Barber and rcuorlers who took It down aa'aji -—V- all'of US went with him. Marlin ha.i an appointment Jame.s’ Churcl- will greet hi* An appeal to the United States mother of Mrs. GJetHa Johnson ^ind exe'-tilive sessioni •The Town Planning Cbmmisslon . loM GrcNling — Mochin* SprMd with WalK^r Ciabtrec. -Ir., ever, wrangling could 'even end friends Sunday-afternoon from 3 "I recall falling and falling. w lu t he termed the '>'■•>■ the Arm y i West Hei-fford anhitecl. this Supreme Court may be the next Mrs. Rita McAJlister, both,of this The Court of Appeals, in -a last night turned down a proposal Tl.ayer died because he struck a ■ Wts being hwnmered.’; He said he | up in the courts. EAT IT HERE to 6 o’cltx-k at the home of bib Forms S«t — Powtr R d M aftemoph . t 3 o’clock. town, died a t her home suddenly unanimous decision written by to change from Resilience Zone A ledge sticking out of the cliff. ' felt en unfelr picture of the sltuk- ^ step in the efforla of some . 1.600 Tabulation Starts - or we’ll prepare It In yonr favorite brother-in-law arid sister. Mr.-'^ind Th^meelirtr to disiuss the Tuesday^., She was born in Collins­ Judge Charles Fahy. disagreed to Residence Zone B A large tract Argus brokA-the fail by tumbil^ng Also: Forking Lots — Tennis Courts Wdks tlon wae being given by the Me-, Cheney Bro. - hope.s of re­ meeting. Toda.v’.s task began with ters, she leaves a s6n, James Stah- statement to Burling. The state­ Special— Every Thursday. Friday, Saturday • Terms, arranged if desired. luncheon about distortion of th e: erty owners in the immediate vi. dist CTturch aJid proceeding for A fter remaining at the seeqe of I make a date for the talk in a covering the money dissolve earlier tabulation, but challenge.s \^1 be losky with the Arm y in Korea; ment "Was given in Washington facta. I two sisters, Mrs. Margaret Lehan cinity appeared in opposition to the about a -quarter of a mile oil South the accident for a week. Wood and ■ letter pullininc teilain liinitr- this week when the State Supreme judged by the three inspectors in Nov. 16, 19.50, shortly after the WHOLE IROILED LIVE LOBSTER ...... $1.50 ALL INSTALLATIONS SUPERVISED lY They didn’t, John replied. ! Of Plain-ville ahd Mr.s; Paul Nemec change request made by Atfy. 1 .oad to Stony Road. \ Vlereck tried to Jow Arguh down | tioii.s fac'in, any architect who Court of Krrors upheld an arbitra­ the afternoon. Sun Times had published 'Gilbert’s Cohn's e ' i r l y testimony was | t.'-ke.". bvtr the .school plans of Mer'ideiy»and three brothers, with French Fried PoUtoee and salad. •John D. LaBclIe for Robert Valen­ All friends of the young \iiest the mountainside on an inflated tor's, deci.'-ion which had granted The management ^irmde a cru­ testi’itiony. - punetpated by a hot exchange be-j new. Crabtree • made the ap­ Anton J. 'Vintkovic of West Haven; tine, a deVeloper,* and -f)f the Mcllonnell familjWAre mattre.ss hut gave up at the 11,000 ' Cheney Bros, a lO®* cents an hour cial challenge of Jhe famous 800,- In proceedipga before Judge foot level, The+e they left him | tween McCarthy and btn, Mc-l pointment thi.s niorninK. wage cut. Edward^’itkovie of Meriden and McLaughlin, government lawyers ■TTie TPC ipade four zone coi'dtallv invited. ' Demaio Brothers 000 shares -- largest block of Cen­ Sunday in a tent. Argu.s bad ■ I Oellan (I>-Arki over whether any , Frank Reill.v. president Vif Local Frank tvitkovic of New Britain. s,-iid the only evidence the> )tat to changes, tabled action ort one other ESTABLISHED 1920 tral stock ^^'oted ’ by young’s PRINCESS RESTAURANT ^ broken hip and po.siibly other crime waa involved in McCarthy’s ------—------^---- ;------63, Textile Workerr Union T>f Th^funeral will be held tomor- support the indictment consisted and also tabled for further consid­ Texas mi.lHonaire friends, Murchl- eration the establishment of two tro ’:en bones, they said. CALL NOW—ANYTIME receiving secret InformaUon from ^ „f 1914. Some still America, CIO. bargaining agent .son and Richardson, who did not row^kfternoon at 2;.30 at the Lowe 'of Brennan’s unsworn statements MAIN STREET AT PEARL STREET for the worker.*, .said the union fir.st Funeral Home. .34 Connecticut \. ' building lines. Only holdover re Wind, Snow Block an Arm y officer. ' were in the Army, and some Com- a t t (^ the meeting. before Burling. quest that remained tabled was , “ You cannot receive | T„„nists were commissioned in will ask the .state supreme court.i Bh’d.. East Hartford, Burial w-ill l.'nder the law, testimony before \ Fine Wines . . . Liquors . . . and Beer Mineral production in Virginia Manchesl«r MI-3-7691— Hartford CHapel 7-8617 Information obtained h^ criminal j j^^icent vear.s. r . to rehear the case. ^^he Central ha.s fought tooth be in Wapplng Cfmetery. that of Stanley Bray, to change Monntain Rescue la valued at 150 million dollars a and nail through the courts and- either the Hou.se or the Senate, or from Rural Residence and Resi­ meant without being guilty of a , went’ on Jo state that the "But if the. court refu.ses The funeral home will be open vear. the interstate Commerce Copt- before any committee of either, dence jone AA to Business Zone II crime,” M caellan told McCarthy. investigation disclosed well afiply to the United Stales for the convenience of friends to-' mi.ssion to block voting of th^se niay not be used as evidence in a a large plot of land along Spencer (Cuntlnued from Page One) McCarthy retorted that if » ” >’■ 1 that Comnuinlrt Infiltration had S', preme Court for a hpdring, " night from 7 to 9 o’clock. shares, contending that their/pur- pro.secutlon of a criminal case ex- Street near the Kast Hartford town one wanted to Indict him for get-1 extended to the radar laboratory- Reijly said. Another possibility I- cCx t for perjurv. The issue thus line for the prdposed site of a shop ^McCall, 31-year-old Un1ver.«lty of ting information-"exposmg Gom-; pt Monmouth, chase from 'th e Che.sapeakb and Patriek A. Sullivan ! that the- state court-^may return ti i^ed on whether Brennan made ping center. 'Ala.ska glacieroiogi.4t. With him Ohio Railway was a "shaih" and Patrick A. Sullivan, 12 Church ivuniits . . . let them gft ahead." i^e wa.V told in the spring of Uie case to a lower co.i-rt. his statements to a committee. c a l l in g I.9Belle told the board that Val­ are three crack mountain climb­ ' The exchange dealt with a docu-1 ]953 that a man named Aaron that there was a conspiracy to St., Vernon, died this morning at The union leader, who announce*! The <7ourt of Appeals ruled that entine held an option to purchase ers from the Army indoctrination ment McCarthy unsucce.ssfully j Coleman was working at Ft. Mon- the intention to continue the fight put C * 0 and Central ^ d e r com­ the St. Francis Hospital in H art­ • ' HcraM Photo , mon control. Brennan'* .statements to Burling ALL KIDDIES the-property, some of whlgh - is Employes 6f the Savings Bank of V®ncbeater were given a comprehensive outline of selling Siiv- : ccMter at Big Delta. Alaska. . .-Bought td introduce earlier in the ^ tnomh, Cohn .said, adding: after conferring this morning with ,/ ford. were . not\made before any com­ owned by John Pickles. The size of Tlicy were ennied to the .VOOO- hearings, purporting to summarize -This rang a bell.;’ .^tly. A. A. Ribicoff. the union’s The Central ye.st,«h'day lest its Born in Occum, Conn., he was tngs Bank Life Insuraiwe at two meeting., held at the Bank yest.->rday under the (llrection of W a lter mittee, and'l^herefore a -e available the lot* was the htain issue, La- E. Rapp, secretary and general manager o f the Savings Bank Life Insurance Fund ■of Conn. Shf.w-n in K<>bt level by nn .Air Force heli- an FBI report on subversive ac­ As a federal prosecutor of atom counsel, .said the United States latest coiirtcourt fight U>t it bar voting of formerly employed as a bench- to the government. ‘ NEXT SATURDAY, MAY 29th Belle said, because homes' Valen­ tivities at Ft. Monmouth, N. J. Me- spies Julius snd Klhel Rosenberg, Supreme Court suit would contend this block when the Appellate Di worker at Pratt and Whitney A ir­ the fliVt group to'be informed on the plan are. left to ight, Kendall Richardson, teller, Mrs. Howard |‘'b p l*r' early ye.sterday. .Strong A tine planned to erect would meet .Little of the School Savings Dept., Rapp and W illiam Zimmerman, manager of the new Saving.s Bank wirtd.tT and blowing snow blocked You Don't Hove to Be earthy said at the time he got the Cohn said, he rc''allesltl(>n the 2-mi)r high spot whore Argus Big Depositor To Feel At M caellan said he wasn't passing o f Julius Rosenberg when Ro,*en- He said the court raised que-- If the election inspectors ajp- Mrs. Helen McKeller of New York 1 DOORS X>PEN 12:30 David Marks of 444 Woodland St., I that these lots were included in the sought the change from Residence li.shing a 25 feet building line on lay. final Judgment on whether a crime berg _ wa.? employed at Ft, Mon- tions a.s to whether due process prove. this opposition block -and City and Mrs. Mary Forand of Warrantee. Deieda I presented a petition signed by resi­ application, tie added ncilner he Zone A to Business Zone II for the southerly side of Boulder The same y-(utther which ham­ had been com’.mitted but had tol4^ mouth had been granted the union by de­ if defeat or victory seemii to hinge Hartford; four, grandchildren and ■ CTiarlotte A. Behrend and Flor- ' not- hi* client were interested in property oh the east side of Main ■Road, from the easterly street line Home At Manchester Trust Atty.' Gen. Brownell he ought to dents opposed to the change to a pered the heHi'optec impede.s lhe.i Cohn said a check bi the Rgsen- riding questions not property be­ on it / Central is expected to one great grandson. • ence A. Treadwill, property at 411 I lower zone. Some property owners U'hanging those pieces of propciiy Street between Washington and of Pitkin Street easterly for a progress of tlve'iescue workers and' look Into It'; berg trial record' establi.shed this launch an irnmediate court appeal Funeral services will be held Center St. ! but weio atleciuig a buffer lo iTu- Henry Streets. The lioaid tablecf .stance of 7.30 fpet. mrire or less, The Senators got into the matter fore it. voiced concern over the fact their the same iiazh-i dous condition as a fact, and he read Rosenberg’s It was not made clear, however, of the inspector's decision. Saturday morning at 8:15 from There.sa Foti and Marie C: Foti j “AlADDIK »»< H(, LAMP” property was’ included in the I joining rnuustiial areas. the matter. Peterman waht.s Xa to the westerly line of Robert w’nicli cost the ^tfe of George through a hassle over another docu- tesUmiany to the effect that Cole­ the P. T . Holloran Funeral Home, to Dclphlne A. F.otl Urbanik and ; 1 m .erry oil uo,ii ,iues oi \vyilys P.oa('. Richard Tinker wants to inent. produced By Cohn. It was what these questions were. The Toward the end of Uhe stock­ change, but iJiBelle said it wiis„ln erect a hardware .store on/The Tilaycr. 27, of Rc'adsboro. Vt., man was an a.sso.iate and cla.sis- union's motion, which mrat be filed holders’ meeting Young told the 175 Center St., followed hy a sol­ Stanley J. Urbanik. property on ------a n d ------*' the Interest of avoiding spot zoning Slreel liom I’oilcr lo nigiiianu property. Lanhclielle. (o-iiyfher of creel- a home on the land that is in tl renlens their lives a t every step. deacribed by Cohn as dealing with ir.ate. emn requiem Ma.ss at 9 o'clock in Hawthorne Street. | yireeia was changed Ironi i.iujii Residence AA Zone. MANCHESTER TRUST Conuminiat infiltration of. the with .the court'within 10 day.s. has crowd-he had won by a, majority the White OI:i.“.s Co. in l^M*’^i'i'('Cutly I.*fl to. tell tbe stdrv of the "So we knew in the spring of not yet been completed. of between "tOO.OOO and a million. the Sacred Heart Church. Vernon. Anthony E. Mazur to Robert E. * I’ esidencc >>onc lo itcsidchce Z,one purcha.sed building liV'^tlie Puniell great fall W'ere Morton Wood and Army, and as having been in com­ 19.W that a friend arid associate of This decision, concurred in by Burial will be in St. James’ Ceme­ Samiiel.son. properly at Hillside 1 8 » COLOR CARTOONS - 8 A.3. Appiican.)i,- alf proiidi ty o-.vn- Parking Corp. on Birch Street, Leslie Viereck, v.-ho were f^ind in mittee— - files , » . since , . „ March. 19!i3; „ I Julius Rosenberg was still v'Orking.-. * The five iicVices ' ’’failed to 1 ®Md aftciward. Young is About 22 per cent of U. S. radio! tery. M,mchester. and Earl .Streets. era ill me aiea. were tJi. t-hailcs creel a small business sets are now in autos. j JlcKinley Park Tuc.sday just\as a C i-. it Foa and the Grapes A Pete Hothead I ’m just as confi- Friends may call at the funeral .Marriage IJcense K. Ja(.-oijsen, Ui A. B. Siimlquist. i outlet for the glass film. Jame.4 bers of**McCarthy’V ” su^ommiUee. . . ; "^ "Tharwas Tha^ wa^^Aaron*^^^ Aaron Coleman?” 'Inlin | torT of" c lL tjo ^ ''’ '^ ° ‘ ' Anthony Conrad Amato. Hart­ had never seen it. _fo4 Protested Reilly asserted. ^ . . T ,• : dent as ever. Young's victory state- home tonight from 7 to 10 o'clock. A Wacky Wigwams A Holiday For Shoestrings /^BW U fB Bor Case Bioii., Iho'ijiM Ferguson ami | Xrivlgno. heauLv s;4lon operator. against having to ' sit here and ^ -s' Aaron Coleman ” i tjhief Justice Erne.st A. Inglis some more pure ahd\ tomorrow from 2 to 5 and ford. and O aire Olive .Beaulieu, ■A Prof. Small and Mr. Tall A Lady In Red *’.-lr.s. John l'nj;Bano. spoUc in favor the change. "That was front 7 to 10 p. m. 355 W. Middle Tpke., June 19. St. meet with aurpriae after surprise " A Make Believe Review A Big Top Bunny OLD SH0BS_ A change ii'om Re.sidcnce Zone i Building Lilies agreed Cohn, award contained; Young was queried by newsmen Bridget’s Church, | In the form of documents. He ac­ be a thoroughly alarming situa- , B lo Inuustrnil Zone was iiiHde| Tlieie was oppiisilion to Ixith I flaws, it could bo, corrected and ye.sterday about who he may name F.\THER OF THE YEAR Rtiljding Permits : cused Cohn of reluctance to let any lion." PLUS — ------for ])io|)erty on llie weal side ol bnildipg lines. The conimis.slon ‘ MANCHESTER KNIHING MILLS member of the subcommittee but allowed to stand. ; succeed White in the event of New York, Ma'.v S7 lans | the easterly street^ine of Main Communists McCarthy has said he The state supreme court’s verdU t railroad man "from west of the ! Y’enr.” named Coleman a member hf the •Saull for alterations and additions Jn Shoe* Repaired Here are to ok'ci a store building on Street, had learned are employed in "de­ overruled j. decision by .Superior Mississippi.” . | SUPERIOR SERVICE Young Communist. I^taguc in the the properly. Atty. Oeorge C. Le.x.sner repre- fense plants" and whom he Wants Sources close to Young, however, | to a dwelling at 60 Phelps Rd., Special Arrangements Made For Birthday Parties I same "cell" as Rosenberg. Co'itit Judge Howard W. Alcorn, NEW HELICOITER TESTTIH, Changed'froiit Rural Residence : Burke in opposing the 218 SPRUCE STREET— (Corner Eldridge Street) to investigate. said the man was A. K. Perlman, I $800. SAM YULYES Were others disertvered besides who last April, hsd .^vacated the Hartford. May 57 f/pi —Ka- Zone lo indiislriai Zone was a i *'hf- ( ayey s Re.st.nirant, Steve McCartliy replied that he has Coleman, inquired Jenkins. award after the union appealed the executive vice president of the man .Aircraft Corp. announced' Shoe- Repairing of the Featuring a coniplclc line of .\5IO(’0 priHliict*; plus complete plot of land in the Milt hcll Drive Cavagnaro and Joseph Cavagnaro been too busy with the current Cohn said there was "a large ra.-e. Judge Alcorn ruled-,that the Denver and Rio Grande We.stern - today it Is rondueting flight Better Kind Dune While I unto MTvice Including rc|mlring. Ilnur* 7:30-0:30. Shoppers Matinee— Week Days I Parker K lieel area, requested by. also spoke in opposition. Ray Cos- hearings. number " of .persons W-hose. back­ arbitrator had granted ih^ oom- Railroad, who was mentioned by tests with the world’s first twtn- Vou Walt. lee and Walter Broadwell both FE.A'rURE SHOWN A T 5 P..M. Jamo.s Kilpatrick. ‘‘It there Is any information you ground made them, security risks pan.v more than it requested afitl Young several weeks ago as a turborofor helicopter. 15 NfAPLE STREF,T favored the establishment ’ of the GRAND OPENING NEXT WEEK! want, you will get it-t-period," Mc­ .found to be still working at Ft. the award itself lacke 1 definitlj-e po.ssible Buccessor to White. Opp. Flint National Store •Vlain Slri'ct I’ riiposal line, each speaking for Die Ma- Carthy said. "Except that in view Monmouth in 1953, despite what ness. Young told newsmen, though., Parking Lot Atty. Leon Podrove told tlie •sonlc Teinple. ED WILSON (Owner)— MI-9.8029 f . of the statement of one of my t said were repeated FBI Justice Patrick B. O'St.ilivak that he would "look over every .commi.ssion his clients. Bainey Goalee. Johr( Douglas and Mrs. coUeagucs that he would not hesi- | warnings to the Army, the lone, diS.sentcr to the supreme TELEVISION good man,’ in. New York Central Eve.: Shown at 7 P.M. Peterman and Archie .LaRorhelle, Albert A.-Frriheit opno.sed estab- tate to give out the names of con- court's view, agreed w ith Judge | boforc I go oul.side." ‘Co-lllt 7:18—Feat. » p.n fldentiar Informants. . . Alcorn, and sharply. criticized hi.* , Thu-s. 5’ou'ng continued to talk, "Let's be specific, Joe," McClel­ colleagues oh the bench for having : as he'has for the past week, a.s D R IV E * IN S^lfiim iiiia u in ''___ lan shot back', OoMcIs Fill Koine '■'.tiru.ianly’’ swept aso e "the legal | though he were the recognized rilllLIN TUUNRIKE* NtWIMOTON r" PROGRAMS LOW MILL McCarthy then said Mt-acilan principles which this court ha.sniHster of the 10,700-mile rail ICiNimaScOPCI had been quoted in a newspaper ii ------F'or Saintly Riles cai efally developed for over a cen- | .system that spiawl.s over 11 states Video Everyday—A ll Rights Reserved—H. T. Dickinson Sc Co., Inc interview s j saying he fell there lury in .order to further the'caa-e-i and two Canadian provinces, might have been a violation of law of arbitration.” '* - The fight for the $2,600,000,000 'ROSEHLAIIIE' PRICES in the handling o f the purported (Continued Irom Page One) The $200,000 in back'pay the ; railroad second in size only Z TFXHNICOLOR HITS: IN C O L O ^ • FB I 8umm,.ry. That touched off I union hopes to collect represents i to the Penn.sylvhnia among pri- ANN BlYTH-HOWARD KEa the exi^ange about it. 'SECOND CHANCE" Ra.siliCa through the square^ and (b, difference in wages paid at vately owned railroads-began in ; ROBERT MITCHUM FERNANDO LAMAS my to open Earlier. Cohn had claiiued full adjoining streela as far as Ca.stel c'hcney Bros, before Professor February. Then Young demanded : cradit for the McCarthy subcom­ LINb.A DARNELL ■•It UMI • Itorieri* MAM Sant'Apgclo. a quarter mile away . Hogan's award becarhe effective in - that he be made board chairmanj' •rik MAN TAnOt . lAT COUIMS B e He r S e e mittee for suspensiqn of 35 bus- on tha Tiber Rive - No official 1 .January and (or eight months aft- and that his as.sociate, Allan P . - in Teohnlcllor • 2nd HtT • pecle^sbcurity risks at the Army estimate ever was made, but .some i erward. ; Kirby, president of Alleghany "BATTLE OF — a^.^aira previo-i-sly denied ,by ’^'B.tiran sources gue.ssed that 709.-' Jn August, a Second atbitrator, ! Corp.. of which 5’oung ■ i.s board Adorns and Stevens, who insisted 000 per.sons may have ohern oh | Israel Ben Scheiber, of New York, chairman, be made a director. / ROGUE RIVER’" Motorola TV subcommi-tec supplied only hand., '• ■ handed down a similar award, "fhe ; The stockholders’ meeting was ■ START.** S I ND.\Y CiMr, Sharp, Stpady UHF* /minor InformnMon whicli the Arm y Tlie canonization ceremony w ill' employee have . been getting paid ! to elect ne^. directors. The Cen-| didn't already h.avc. VHF Rtcaptien from a inaV.>.'hal llic hir.toric pageantry of on the basis of that award since trsil's 15-man board was.nominated "MIA.MI STORY" ^Mnek oonversation! ♦ Cohn testified it looked to^ him the church. A fter the service 'n then. ' - I for re-election, '^ ^ ain st Young's •lease James vs. The Daltons MTSBIINK OUtont *10110149 like the situation at .Monmouth .St. Peter’s -Square, a golden car­ The second arbitratiejn was en- 15 < hoices, whicli-^include one ! Starring was- such' that action \-ns being riage. di al 'll by .six ivhile horse.i, tered into last spring, after the | woman. Mrs. Lila Bell Achfson j Dennis O'Keefe, Ruth Hussey taken cnly beratpse of the sub­ 277 BROAD MI.9-1124 will .carry tlie crystal and bronze I conripany appealed Judge Alcorn'is ; Wallace, co-owner of th^ Reader’s New tnqionds Idrijpst PLi/qniumt Arr^ committee investigation, and if the urn containing the remains of the decision to the state supreme court. 1 Digest. 'x SA L£S and Irvestigatioii were dropped "the, new saint to St. Mary Major - r TELEVISION RADIO SERVICE action might very well slop," Ba.silica. . ■ « ' Ill Relating his story thronologi< al­ i ’be urn will be pla'ced in the -MEN'S SWIM I.ADIES* I PC. ly, Cohn, had come only to C)i Ic- Ckhnnol R (furmerijr I) Now Hnvea, s rential aisle of the (••lurth, where About Town ('wnn. (Ul I.VVENTION SHOWCASE — ber and the beginning.^ of the con­ it will be the lenler of a 3-day (iiiv Strom rlnnnel M N»w Brilnin. Conn. »:M ( 8) DRAGNET-Jack Webb. Ben troversy .with the Arm y when a ci-roniony of thr nksgivmg. It will <*hnnnH AS Hnlyoke. M«oo. Alexander TRUNKS SWIM SgiTS luncheon rei*css was taken. Because of the Memorial Day (liaanel AS. Walnrlinry. Cnna. remain on the ha-silc-a for about a Chajinnl Rl Sprinffl^ld. Mnoo. (M) TO HE ANNOI Eli Coh.n w a j on the stand in the week before being reti rned to St. ot'.servanct^ithe Women’s Auxiliary, OAK GRILL (U-M) RROAUWAY TO HOLLY- 22nd day of the ’ Army-MtCarthy I pptors of .Manchc.stci' Memorial Hospital Bnrrv >iiilli%aii Ho^d HOOO—Conrad Narel 30 OAK STREET (il) TV PEAYHOUSE hearings as the first direct wit-' r.iu.sepjie Sarto, the, son of a v.'ill not fneel Monday to make In U»p •iiV PS V *;•• ( tl ANIMAL TIMF- Arlene Dahi ness for the MtCarthy side. poor fa;Uilv in northern Italv was surgical dre.ssings. There is need “ MI.XMI COLT" (Ml HAR M M'KATKIIN THEA- •' TKB — 'OutlswA of the Special counsel Ray H. Jenkins j<„„\vn while he lived as '"Papa fpr'^nuire workers and more linen, STOKV* Tri'hiiit'iiliip ★ FINE FOOD ★ QUALITY BEVERAGES _____,H:10___ _ Bange" reviewed a charge that Stevens , .ssanto " the P.p .• Saint. His life too, to hui'W up the revcrve suiiplv (U) WKHTKK.N PLAVHOKr; (81) IN tL E ED’S r i ’N CLUB BROWM and LYNCH and Adams sought to bring about | wa.s marked bv huiiiilitv. " i f dressings fori the .sumiuer SAT.. ‘hOMn.X’' - TARTOONS — Hatch "a discontinuance” of the sub- j The lunn who wore cut-down j month.s vehen the Monday meetings TIM HOl.t, BI->TKR.N BUSINESSMEN’S LUNCHEON i : l l ( I) 9KT8Y 9 THE GOU>KN eo’mmittee’s investigation of al­ and ( .Tv.tav.'iiy i lericr.I.-s (luring, liis 1 o." the AiixUiarv will be susiien(,ied KKV , FLORISTS leged subversion in the Army, stiKletjt (lavs as a prie.st. bei ame Mrs, C, K. Watkin.s. president of SERVED DAILY^XCEPT SATtlRDAT (Ml JOl.I.V tiKNK' Flower* for Alt Occasion* i:M I S-«ll HOWUV UUOUV TIME Fully lined boxer style tn particularly at the radar labora­ .snhpriest of .Salzanoj noitltern ,j;the Auxilmryv urges, an incieasod (Ui riL.M .MI- Figure-flat tering shir red- tories St Ft. Monmouth. ,N. J. Italy, when he v as only .32, He , r.',Member attendance on l ie fnllow- (:U ($1) TOW.N CKIEH M A IN ST. S-84M hand.some Srnlch plaids or front style in- acetate and "That is true," Cohn said. lU) ADVKNTI BE8 Ol' RUNEI snug fitting satin .lastex in becf.iue Wi.slioi) of Mantova in | j„j, Monday, June 7. to continue • :M I SI HilRLU WE LIVE IN Issle'si- faille .Maize, aqua, 'The- McCarthy camp’.s allega- gold, wine, bUie.. rose, navy. 32 tq 38-" 1884 and w,"s created a cardinal work MANC4^ ES TER (Ml NEWS AT 8IX—Pne Stoner *:M ( I) VIDEO THEATER tlonrf' were made Ss a cdunter- June I'J, 1893, • , j ■ ___ _ (U-U) JUnV SPLINTERS —Shirlev DInadale _ni.. .Never 1>.(, Again ’ rharg* to the Army'.s ■allegat:on He became Pontiff on Augi'st 4 j,, Bernadette's Mothers (5rcle (Sn t'OWIHtY PLAYHOUSE . Su*an B'-M. Dirk I.one that Sen. McCarthy an,d his aides 1903, when, with bowed head, be h e ld a dinner party iast n rht at | Dftive-9*^')li£rtW «:1* (M) THE EARLY SHOW (M) aoUR STAB PLAYHOUSE— B PLTO N U c fT C H ST. PATRICK'S PIPE BAND "Main Street Kid " ■_ Dram* . brought impropei* pre.sipires , for accepte,ri the burden he had tried ] f-grnham’,s Silo in Plain’.'ilie . A (M) OPEN h e a r in g s /^oc/re s a tic/ -^4A ( SI v a r ie t y 4 litb favored treatntent for Pvt,' G, ti> put off anjl had. de'XTibed as j gift ws.-* presented Vo' fli-s. .lo^oph 1 (Ml WHAT’S VOI R TROI REE (aa) SUIEM.'E REVIEW David Schlne,.wealthy new ,5’qrker . "to heavy. ’ i fai'dlf. a member of the group. I IRISH SOCIAL (Ml w'e a t v e r m a n -^biii irartui (Cl) DfcAGNKT-Jark Webb and former consultant to. the sub- ( Itll.URK.S -1 .MtikB If FREK «:2* (U) SPORTS—BUI KeaUng < •) TELEVISION THEATER — The n .veats of his pontificate i* leaving aoon for Florida. ; .... The ramilv- eommlttw. - ’ were extremely a'etive. 3'hey ■ in- , . • \ \ I TOP TECHNICOLOR HITS It was di.sclosed the Arm y has cl: ded 3,322 official docim.ent.s, in I ----- ' ■ -j ------. ' ■ ---- ;— ------' SATURDAY, MAY 29 - 8 P. M. !iS; ? v ’ th") a t ^ b “ ^“^'‘ GIRLS'8 to 14 placed Sebihe. who has tei.ijmrati- nian.v o f which he reaffirmed docr ] R .Monlnltnin 'JKssf: j a .mks COX'S jaa) wb^ tlTk g ' ly been stationed a t'n e c r’oy Ft. n ines of the church'. He urged chll- , •THK s a r a i,f:n vs, o r e ig n in t r ig u e RI.AIIK'* (CD F — Meyer. 'Va.. under full control of dren to receive their first comiriun- THK UAIrTONa* Jamea Dalv SWIM SUITS LoFOND u itK 1* < *91) .MARTIN KANE - PRI Uie investigation.^ subcommittee. ion St an enel.v age and tirged all IIpUm St. John Rrelt Kinir Murphy’s Restaurant HARDWARE Catholics chilViren and grownup.s : sievetia*^''^*5—Starring Mark Plisae seersucker*, nylon and lastex, Jenkins said Schine will be a W it­ BROTHERS Shnu.n N;4B . Shown ]#:?• A FL’LL LINE OF • waffle-piques in colorful prints ness before the hearings conclude. to receive- thi.s sacrament fre­ (M) rrSLIC DEFENDER i'nrlfMjiiik K:l$ DANCING ^ — REFRESHMENTS .. .. t'BlenrhIld - ' ' < K In a reply to a que.stion, Cohn quently. ; StEAK HOUSE PAINTS O lid STANLEY IC:M ( II BUR.NS A GRACIE , . ; * *' m id the document he produced MONSON. MASS.,^ ' III IVrsonl Tomorrow, 5Ia.v 28 "Uncle Jim" Ziiny ( ’Irens Clown DONATION $1.00 TOOLS ($*aa) PIjii'F, THE FACE v-aa prepared by Paul C5ouch Ilonje of the Sons of Fun "who was a Communist himself Irish Muvies-^-C’ourle.sy of Folev Travel Agiehcy a 9 E u t Phone - ' (aa.^N^^-'il GIRLS' 3 to 6 Shows Thursday thru Saturday for a very long time" and CVout h MldtU* Tpk. X MI-S-9I6I (•1) THE UNEXPECTED WHAT A NIGHT AT MURPHY'S! DON'T MISS IT! 0 —Piltn la now a consultant for the U. .S. CALL MONSON 8227 11 INTBIGI'E—INIma Immigration and Naturalizstion *:M ( 8) SPOHTSUOPK—8)d Jade* (M) NEWS AT ELEVEN — Tefa ■4' SWIM SUITS Service. (t$-UI UKAUEINE EDITION Stoner iKHNUnStrsiif FRIDAY NIGHTS (ft) SPORTS—Jerry. Healy (ia.) MOONUGHT .MOVIES Lu.strojis .satin laale.x. cute l-pc, style. Cohn described the dot-ument as IAST wumwet t:4* ( S) WEATHCB FOBECAST (41) NEWS-Ray Drury Pink., maize, blue. . ertimating the extent of Commu­ • :4a ( SI WORLD NEWS TODAY II:li (Cl) WEATHER-John QulII LOBSTER SPECIAL (Ml AREA NEWS—SPORTS U:ia (M) THK LATE SHOW - nist infiltration of the .Army. Harry SiiUiisn in (ail WORLD NEWS TONIGHT " ’Tbe Phantom Siw-aka" J £ It-.was made %'ali exhibit'for the •’THE .MIAMI STORY" «;aa (U) IRI HADER RARBIT . f.le v e n t h hour .m ovie hearing record. rihe ThaaPra Irt Th« Park*! I:M ( *1 SIDEWALK INTERVIEWS ( I) LATE MOVIE— I JUNCTION KZ$l-31«WILtlMAIttlC I liSASI (.'APTAIN VIDEO "Angela m-||h Broken Winga" BOYS'10 to 14 Cohn testified the committee be- (Cl) WEATHER (M) NIGHTCAP EDITION- Fr#d fan its prelimlnsry Investigation • NEW’; DIFn.;RENT! the thick, (uicy tiaa (Cl) NEWS D »»K Dwver of reported Communist infiltra­ —Mark .Keinberc I2:M (45) PHEVUES • Connectlciit’n Most t.rU ( k) GOV. LODGE REPORTS I2:M ( i) NEWS BEER AS BEER SHOULD BE tion of the Army in February. EASTWOOD Beautiful Drive-In! ^ prim e SIRLOIN FILM intelligence" and. "still is ip use." THE .StrriHiphonIr Sound STIRLINO COIIIN 1:4a ( *91) NEWS CARAVAN — John G. E. WILLIS BOYS' 4 to 8 , 2. Persons foUoyvlng the Com -' James Mason t'amemn dwarze HAYDEN ixtb Co.itli (Prill (M) JANE FROMAN SROW ' & SON. Ini:. munist line were "teaching at Janet l*thch( GRAY ow n home ROSEMOUNT (aai y o i'R a b military Institutions." j Riibert W’agner l:M ( *91) Y (ir HHT YOUR UFE— S M I 8L—Tel. Ml-3-:il25 Nothing like a refreshing glass of Schmidt’s SWIM TRUNKS 3- Communists had been comr | Groueha Marx, qutiraaater. S c h m id t s Shown iat'6:S5, 9:3.5 Rouft 15 WF'tht’rsfield Conn . Under New Mnnsgement (M)' FILES OF Je ItFHEV JONES missioned in the Arm y ^ d e r the I RESTAURANT —Don Haggerty Building Supplies of All Kinds 0 1 Boxer style waist. F'ktUy lined. Assorted Arrow iii Dust ONLY 10 MINUUi FROM THf CfNFfR OF HABTfOPD O F P ’ late President Fra.hklin O. Rooie-1 Rqute 83— Bolton ,.r n s (U) WHAT’S THE STORY T ^ POAL — on. to start everjihing off right. (Jood with food, pnnt patterns. Open doily of noon —Panel Shdw CCMOt I V TKHNKQUML ■ r Will R^ pen "DUFFY OF AN AHlU> AktUTl nctiSK PS- farfp//io* (J( (orrtmtK/ufiiirx V and fine with friends! The Very Best since lB60r rtiuLBEKRAiKt Jn _ yowf p'*'jfi,- purfT* or*.' bo«Qu**f5 MAPLE SUPER SERVICE STATION SUNDAY SAN QUENTIN" jAI_sO: D.\N PURKAY OPEN UNTIL h At LOW PKICES 4 :iiti:ii\ii()N \((i'",(iun> rim^ Joan Dru, Paul Kf^lley “WORLDS FOR RANSO.M” MAY 30 A/r .Showji^at 8:39 Mniiii; II M I u^ m:\Ki -M(\iii ERY NIGHT C'SCHMIDT & SONSHNCi, PHILA., PA. -e K Artbir Brat Storat j 8 1 ’ N .i ".*4E ('R E T O F 1NCA 5 " I'M o M NOON S U N .: “The JBiami Story: Tech.—Pin* “lAHIPHOiE."' -I'llI < ) -1 Road Service ^11 •* IQf. e*______^ ______A \ T \ ■■■ \ 4 ./ ^ ■ i ‘- ' >" r . . \. V r 1 ,< -■ / : ;, . •, - ■ J ' . , - ■' '■ ' ■ ' ■■ * : • 1 F A C E F O U R MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER; CON?^-THURSDAY, MAY 27, J954 FACE FIVE ' ■! MA'NCHESTER EyENING'^HEELALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., TH.rR?^DAY. MAY 27. 19.^1 .flower arrangem ents, afte r wjiiirfi Miar Kcllanaa wants to see Con­ W 'a p p in g y iJW fX X W U M WHAT— several members arranged flowers Vivien Stands Firm necticut’* eonventi' n aystem re­ in containers th a t w ere brotighl In. placed by a direct primary, and Child Stinlydijroup W b K O -4 S to Daily Radio W OTH— M l# A notice was read of the Lec­ she alao contend* that the way Receive Degree Pastor lo Speak turers Conference which will be On Governor Race WKN»-«M BMtani StMdard Ttm« w n c — logo Connecticut acta up it* voting ma- BUY NOW AND SAVE! £ Site Improvement Job held in Maine this year. Aug. chinea deatroya the aecrecy. of the Elects New Slate At YMCA Baiic|iiet 1ft to 19. The ndxt;meeting will . (Continued from Pag* On«) ballot. t ; 4*- Th« following pj;ogram acliedulca^ WHAY—Supper Serenade be held June fl, with a memorial Miaa Kallema ran for tk t 1J. 8. COKE Per Ton Cash $23.00 j ’’The Caf:e of the Missing Hand­ WKNB— Kvening Serenade program in^arge of the chaplain, ton Republican whp told her that Senate in Connecticut two years ^Interesting 23 Bidders •ro auppllod by the radio manage- ^ ’Vaffping, May 27 (Special) • shake," a short,, play coneerning WTIC—On* Man * Family Mrs. iBrepda Yeomans. the only thing her candidacy could ago, receiving 22,000 votaa out of m enu and ara aubjact to change' WDRC—K R Murrow The .T.'ith War-ping YMCA banquet the puzzled parents of an 11-year WCTH -I'.overnor l>wlce- pos.sibly ncieompl'sh wjul l be de­ a to tal ot 1,100,000. COAL Per Ton Cash $26s10 Erid if the plans, with the change* old daughter was presented bv the without notice. will be held at the ComnHunlly feat of the. Conherticut Republl- Mrniorial Field a:*a— Mouse tonight at 7. with Philip .Manchriiter Evening Herald (EGG, STOVE and CHESTNUT) W OrK mentioned are subatantiallv. Washington-South School Child 4:ee— WHAY- Peueh .National Hum* Wapping correapondent, Mrs. .An-1 ticket this fall, and that ahe WHAY—Newi; Polka Hop WTIC—Roy IP'Ber* Welle* master of ceremonie.v. In T h re e Seetio'lllS * I same aa the preliminary plans Study Group at a meeting Tues­ WCCC—K»cor - ment. Tickets are available from "I'm /orry, b\it I cain't vylthdraw, CaNMI.t-4251 or ,.101-315 CENTER STREET WKNBP-Yankeeii Wa*hinf1on. WHAV- Siuflio r«rly en\ of the leaders or at the door. Stalled at Gentei* have Indicated they will probably there were no change* in layout out how frustrated and distracted WTlC—gtella Dallaa WTir— . I am fighting for certain principles Ml-3.797f aufflciently different .to make the parents became trying to teach WDRC—Record Shop wr»R('-~_>ninl'^r MiVk jh f I..adies Aid will serve a roast there iln Connecticut). ant( I 'am submit bids Friday on the three- WGTH—Yankee* v*. Waabinatnn Wi;THy'le A trailer truck struck the rear not going to withdraw '* ■ -pka.se .job of .preparing V MefTiorial li . Atty. John S. G. Rottiier aaked daughter. '.She surprise^* them by 4:»e— . . W l^ V - Ozf.i^ n Stmlio F arly Oue!4ts who hRVe been invited to of a car that had stalled at thb She .said she -would explain 3vhat ' WliAV—Polka Hop attend include: Mr. and Mrs. LewL- Field for the constructionconstruotlc there of thought the plans are aiib- doing what they had taught her W T ir—Six S^oot#T Center aboiit 2:10 p.m. yjfsterday, she meant when nhe answers WCCC—Record R erue WDRC-*.1unK‘r M»sj< . Knok; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Klitecher the new high school and most of stantially the .-ame a* the originals when she herself could sec the WKNR—Yankee* v*. W**hlhrton. ... WKTH *U*nr R«np^r but no one was injured, police re­ Ward's letter, which wa* for­ the firms have said they will bid leTlC—Wldder Brow* of the Hattford County "Y"; Mr.s. v\ilh regard to the number of purpo.se in behaving politely. TTk* IVV)BC—Record Shop ' . ported todaj*. warded to her from S’tonington' on all three .sections ot the work. ro o m s, the general layout, the storv also pointed out that children WHAV- N>wa; Niphl Watch Elmer Thlenes. wife of the fornqer only yesterday. WGTH—Yankeea v*. W aahinrton / WTIC—Brnthprhfxxl at Work fount>• executive secretar;’; Levi The accident occurred when the 7 „ Victor Frid, architect for the quality of material* and the over­ frankly say what they feel and 4:44— WOnC—M/*oi Mr McNulty . driver of the truck, Edward. R. Presumably* she ..deferred to her school, reported'last night to the all appearance. Frid said they are, don't understand why adults place 68' oh WHAY—Polk* Hop , D<‘ii«CTi for JM ncinf bekvey. charter member and the l ove. ,36. of Riv^erton. N. J.. was attack on Connecticut's election joint .subcommittee for the school. such values on superficialities foi^ WCCC—Record Revue • :15— Rev. David and Mr.*. Crockett. laws which shejaunched two years Bids for rough grading, con­ Surfaedng Materlala WKNB—Yankee* v*. Wa*hin*1on WHAY N**wk Niphi Wntrh Dranm Night Slated unable to slop in Mme to avoid most er>ff/he e^s^n,' Some diacuRSlon took place convention's sake. WTtC—Woman in Houae WTIC—Broihrrhofvt ai Work , ajfo and renewed recently when she structing, a culvert to onclo.se the WDRC—Record Shop WDRC—Mfft Mr McNuitv The Plea.sant Valley Club. Inc., hitting tWe car..driyep by Mrs. announced her Intention to run. brook, and .sanitary sewer^will be about various types of suifacing Mrs. Hurl's third and fojrrth WGTH—Y'ankee* v». W athuicton W(^TH—N>w!i, Dfatim for D a n ^ f will hold a Drama Night tonight hitting IheVcsr driven bv^Mrs. opened at '2 p. m. Friday in the materials for use over cinder f'lurence P. (Jtilinby grade pupils attended th*'per­ g:»*- at the cl'ibrooms at 7:30. Hosfe.sses M sry F. Mill.s. ,2fi. of Dginielsdn. Municipal Building. block. Frid mentioned the use of formance. They will make/a tape WHAY—W eatem C kravaa WHAV—N>wa; Niptu Waicb will include Mrs. Wellman Burn­ Clarence P. Quimby, principal Qf WCCC—Record Aevue. \W TIC —Eddifr C anrtr according to Patrolman Samuel Questioned by A tty. .Tohn S. G. a steel err aluminum window and recoi-ding of a discti.s.siMi of the anCNB—Yankee* v* a'aahlnflon. W PRr—Top Tun»* Timo ham. Mrs. A. M. Allen. Mrs. C. D. Valtempo. / solid panel units from floor to Curbing Aca«*. Niftht Watch .Maaona Meet ticket to 1-ove; for failing lo keep Clfarles W. Lathrop there wa.s any late estim ates of expensive now, but manufacturers The business mpiiting and play WTIC-C a d d i e CCant! r Evergreen Lodge A.F. and A M., a proper distance. the co.»t of the school, Frid said are attempting to bring- the cost honored with the degree of Doctor Were nreceded h\/a pot luck lunch­ 4;1»— y - ^ WDRC—^ p Tune_Timerune Tin FOR of Education at the 88th com- ^ WHAY—Weatern Car*van terv Theater went to Da-skam Lodge in Olas- th ere wii.s not as yet. H e said ’’I down. ' V eon. In charge/l^of arrangements WCCC—Record Revue WGTH- tonbury last night wdiere the Ever­ BUROLAKV INSURANCE At present, he said, fovir Inches niencement exercises of Bales Col- , were Mrs. Robert Olmstead, and WI04B—Ba*eb*Il Reqiie*! Matinee 1» Georgia, which once had .ft's i and REAL ESTATE , don’t think there is any question WHAY-rJ^f'^V eViKla Witch green officer* exempliOed the en­ million acres ih cotton, now has a the building will, come well within of brick barked with cinder block lege, Lewiston, Maine, on June 13. ) Mrs Nornyfn Larson. . WTlp—Pront Paje earrell WTK^e^Fibhor.NMolly lod East Center St., M1-9-0SM Mr. Quimby, or "C. P. Q.' as he I WDRC—Record Shop WDR('—Nowjt.'PS^rapo tered apprentice decree. dwindling half million acres. I the price set for it.’’ The building seems to be the least expensive New officers elected are Mrs, WGTH—Set. Pre»lon of the Yukon WGTH-^Piank K f^ardi InihMtrlal .Art* Head itself js about 80 per cent of the materisi for use above windows was familiarly known when Inj Arthiuyiiurphy, chairman; Mrs. §*s##* Harold Klb'oe. Jr.. Industrial arts cost of $.3.(K)O.OOn project. He said plans call for not encasing Manchester, w a* principal of the William Palmer, co-chairman, and - 'WHAY—Hall of Record* WHAY —News: Ni|:htMValch local high school frojn 1923 until WCCC—Record Revue WTIC—MrCanhv HeaHn* Tim* instructor at Ellsworth Memorial K'rld .said he did not believe bids steel ’'H’’ beams in concrete. Such M r^Robert Olmsted, secretary. wk_____Sb-Baeeball- b Requeet M atinee^ WDRi—New*; F,*rap« \ Hlgfi School, was recently elected for site improvement work to be casing was formerly required by 1933 whert he left to accept his WTIC—l** ■x 2 1 ’600*1 * <> your present boiler or furnace to a modem, 11 PARK ST., HTFD. STRETCHABLE A U r«iC «s an d yoiin automatic system. You save two ways with ^ AT STORES Corner Main and Park NYLON SOCKS V this new Thatcher burner: first; bMoute its ONE SIZE FITS ALL for low initial cost makes it the best dollar value From to 13! ts ROMTHS on the market; and second, becouse its spe* WHITE or STYLE A m ot 2MD eiol engineered-in. feotUres\assure depend* SATURDAY, MAY 2? ALL STifL sunn WAUTT cMe, efficient heat^ . . in any weather 2 6 ”6 0 0 * it' > f LAY GYMS 4T* \ ot any hour. The quantity it limited. This of­ BRIGHT- *15 • It’fl^'Brnazinjr— one size does fer it for a limited time only. it— It’i^d^uick drying, non- THE^NE$T QUALITY. BIST CONSTRUCTED! ahrinking^xjT^j'lon and the YoHr C1iildr#R Ar*' Sot# I« Ye*/' Ow« lock* Wear in Hofepiwf Guaran­ yard, iic Sodyl«iMtii« JNi* Hr All!^ MC V • ##▼ ae# teed. They stajSip with no ioft Gam. 1 roIdd 5 PLAY GYM wrinkles—yet\ th no nI rOt* In pry ioVVJ. r ? o « . « r elastic to bind\ You^ mv' IM4 Ik. %*• k*« pO «7tH I» t |«55 RIGHT! they’re the most conudi^- ■*•4 «kaia. 4«N lacki**' tabie sock you’ve ever worn;

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t :■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY. MAY 27. 1954 PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, MA 27, 1954 K Jm meetliiff et tlia lodf* WbOibb- iUcCarthy meniorandum of charges secretary" and the Army wrecked. T Sen. Symington (D-Me) The Battle for Asia (4) Ellington Tornado Vi'ctihiB Hit $2,500 Jackpot oit TV day, Jun* B. £lanri|rBtrr against the Army, it was Carr who Adams eBid "th e'presBure (from led a “whitewash." Elks Approve Aim at >a«t. nigbt'B niBBtlnc. Houseworir McCarthy vs. Army Cohn I became, extremely hard to After heated debate, Dworshak’s considerable dlBcuaslon eoncemin* ( was given responsibility, for, the Connecticut bean" ITiotion carried 4-S on party lines. EAST HARTFORD ^upntttg IfFroilk claim that the Army-was holding The hearing* started April 22. Site for Lodge the flr*t' amtiveiaary celebration; III Capsule Form ' Adams taatined that it waa/at Moscotv-Peiping Activities of the lodfe. on Saturday. Jun* 12,. Easy Without PUBUttHKU I'Hl:; .pphine a.s a hostage, and it was the KUgge.stion of Sherman AikMma. Today’s scheduled hearinr is the TELEPHONE BU-9.9351 was held. Reports of the varlouB HKRA1.D i>RIN.''lNc. CO.. INC. Carr who was given credit for Yankee top While House .assist tiy to 23nd daily gpaslon. 13 Biaaell i>trc«t By A. O. A vote In favor of acquiring the committee chalrmeA on the anni-1 HMchMtpr. Coiui aulhoripg the extreme charge, H. President Blisefihower, It he / ■ versary celebrat'on indicated th a t; Naming Backache THUMA8 F. FkRGUHUN, Washington, May 27 OPi ~ Here Turning India Against IJ.S. property at the aoulh(vest comer flatly denied by Army witnesses, started setting down .a cjir'onoliTgy plans are proceeding amooUily an'd ; Nowfiof Wck*ebo. kMB of poMofldosorfT* \ WAt,TBR.R FiiROUSON Some readers may remember ia a brief rundown on the Senate which became the of the bf Hlllatown Road and Ppencer iModaetioo ond diulMM nor bo dot Pubti«t>*ra that Secretary Stevens offered to the affair should prove to be an' down of kidnor fanetion. Docton tor fond FouiHlcd Ociolicr 1, IWl ttiat, last winter, we were in a Inveatigationa Subcommittee^a in­ Army charges. Ehsepnower wrote (ContiQued from Page One) Street for a home for Ihc organiza­ outstanding event. i kidfioY function U oerr hnpottant to foed give the McCarthy staff damaging Secretary of Deferise Wilson di­ bllMied livery - b'venlnc Exerpi very friendly, mood toward Mr. quiry Into the diapute between Sen. Presbvlerian Units tion wa.s recorded at the meeting kooJth. Whon oetiit oro^dny conditjon, tufh iV( and Holldxta EiiKrrd at the informnlion about Xavy and Air McCarthy iR-Wia) and top Pen­ recting Army wtuireses not to tes­ EMERGENCY 2. Suggeefion* in Washington of Manchester Lodge of Elks last M itrcM «nd otraln, caomo thia itBMTtanB . PKIce . at Manch<-ater. Conn., aa and Mrs. Hank, the two squiiTcIs tify about any role played by offi­ that the war In' Indochina might'be I function toekrw down.many foDi*ousorn«t« Force personnel if the st^ff would tagon officials; , - night at the American I.,egion Mine bnckocho—foci mioornMo. Minor btad« Claaa Unit Uaiter. who had t.iken over the great cials in other^ranches of the ad- OIL BURNER Internationalized, Ipdian leadera | (iO iisider Mcrgiiijo; irnutiont due to cold or wronw diot may gnly slop inves.ligatin'g the Army. knothole in .the ash formerly ex­ The original changes - - Secre­ cauaocoUinyvpaitbUorfroqocnt Daoeaeee. SC CRIPTlvJS RATES tary of the Army Stevens and Ar­ ministration/-TdcCarthy called this picture the Indochina war a.s i Home. At a later meeting, tr.em- table in Advance One side or the other of this ploited by starling.s and flickers. a "cover-ti SERVICE purely one against coronlalism. FOOD SALE Don't nCffloct your kidnoye if thcoo condi* $16 60 my .counselor .John G. Adams ac­ Akron, Ohio, May 27 (yjh Elec­ bera will have to vote on the act.',:^l ikme bother yoo. Try Doan’a Pin»-Hi wild Ona Year |ioinl has told the grealosl singly: Mr. and Mr.«. Hank were indeed , Yeste^ay's highlights- Schlne'a Rome of them were so much in | didrotic. Uecd puceoMfully by niUinnt for BIX Monlha . 7.76 , enlivening our wdnter, and winter, cused McCarthy and two subcom­ tion of Dr. Albert E. Kelly of purcharing of the property, the .At ororBO ycari.^U'aamaainyhow many timet Three Montha . 3.90 lie of the whole cotitroversy. mittee aides, Rov M. Cohn and fcii-mer/icompany commander. Capt. CALL the dark about It they had to be vote last night heiHew- layed an undesirable attitude.but southeast Asia alliance. Indian | THE ASSOCIATED I'X e SS Ing out of new life, and of imme­ Schine, a .subcommittee aide .who certain the group will vote for a Turnpike. The ’Aaaociated I’resa U eXlualrely committee have raised the pos- was drafted. . / did ■well in his training. McCarthy W IL L IA M S leadera say this Is an invitation j iUed to the uae o( republicialton of diate strife and casualty. Spring is NYLON for Aaia to provide the arena for merger with two other Presbyte­ Much enthu.siBsm for the project Sciturdoy. Moy 29 McCarthy ami his assoriatc.s/in said te.stlmony aboi t Schine's ac­ OIL SERVICE newt dupatch.'a credited to TC or sihiiity that Carr ms'" ■ • ' the time for raw battle. tivities was,"drivel." and left the World War III. ] rian branches. was shown at last night's meeting, 10 A. M. WINDOW SHADEi nofv olherwlae credited in thl» paper called upon to repeat, or fail to re­ Sq ' how. we ask our reader.s.' turn accused Stevens and A^m s 4. Statementa by Americans one of the largest attended meet- and talao the local newa publlahed here. of attempting to use Schint/as a hearing for about 20 minutes. Dr. Kelly, general' chairman of mgs of the lodge in its short his­ . All\tghts Of repuolication Vi>eclal peat, under oath, such e.itrcme and does one adjust sympathies when dhout the use of atomic weapons diapatcl&a herein are nlao reserved. all of one's friends are engaged in 'hostage ' in efforts to induce Mc­ ■ With completion o ' the Army the church’s Board of Administra­ tory. Pies. Cakes, Breads WASHABLE case. Sen. Dworshak (R-Idahoi DRESSES and the prospect of "massive re­ tion for six years,' has been a sen.sational charges. a pitlle.ss cycle of miirdeiT Carthy to halt or divert e j(investi­ taliation.” Indian leader., portray "The actual votK to huw the prop­ .Soda Bread Full a « ^ c e client of N. E. A. Serv­ This may prove to' have the ef­ Mr. and Sirs. Hank did not fol­ gation of alleged siiln^sives in moved to dismiss the charges strong supporter of the proposal erty will be taken at the next COLUMBIA PYJtOXYLIN ice; Ihc. \ against Carr and Hearel; Hla at­ atich atatements aa heralding a for unlflcatlon. He was elect/>d Publiehera\ Repreacnlatlvea: The fect of excusing the McCarthy side low oiir predittiori. which was that the Arm.v. partlcularl>/at Ft. Mon futile attempt to blank Commu­ MiMie to Order 'Jullua Matheint Special Agency — New spring would find them bringing | mouth, X. J. They/also accii.sed torney said Hensel wi|ta agreeable. yesterday, and the vole on the T" York. Chicago.'Oetrolt and Boafon. of the conti'cvcnsy from ever try­ HALE'S nism out of existence rather than merger comes Saturday. $ 2 . S 0 W y th Feur RoUen MEMBER AOprr BUREAU OF their brood out of the knothole Asst. Secretarj' jnt Dcfen.se H. McCarthy said he could not prop­ by E'utnre Faahlnna trying to outflank Communisitv CIRCUEATIO.NS. ing to aub.slanliate, under oath, Struve Hensel op seeking to dis­ erly present a case against Hensel The other t"’o branches arc the Instead, they preempted another i Headquarters . . ; a joy to launder W'ith better'ideas snd Ideals, Pre.sbyterian Church of the United the moat hirid portions of its starling home, this time in the | credit the subipttfmittee. because of the Eisenhower (lirec- —no Ironing! .I. Failure to appreciate India’a The Herald Println)! Company. Inc., tiye. States of America, a northern fac Ee A. JOHNSON aaaumea no financial eaponelblllty for countcr-.attack on the Army. Yet roof of a porch. i Pertinent j ^ t testimony Stev­ FOR special poaltlon. Thla ia the crux tion of about 2,,500,000 member*, G e n e r a l ^ e l e c t r i c typographical errora ap'pearing In ad- The other day, as Mr.s. Hank ens denied to halt Mc­ Special Army Counsel Joseph N. vertlaementa and other rOadlni; matter if this is a hearing to explore the of Ihe matter. Indian leadera ap­ and the Presbyterian Church In was making preparations for pre- Carthy's probe. He said he object­ Welch objected to a di.smissal of parently conaider themaelves mla- RANGES — REFRIGERATORS ~ WASHERS PAINT CO. In The Manchcater Evenlnfc.^Herald. possibilities of perjury, the hear­ the United Statea, a southern body sentqig her broqd to Ihe out.side ed to nu^ods which he contended the charges against Carr, saying tiaed by American mlaunderatand- of about 7.50.000 members. NO SALKSMKN— VERY I.OW OVERHEAD 6 ^ Main Tel. MI-9*4501 Dlaplay advertlalng cloalngXhourauin^ii ing could have no more important world, she wa.s intercepted, as she gave a^istorted picture. He said he had beei the author - in memos Ing, consider that they are required St„ For Monday—1 p. ra. Friday \ S q . 9 8 The "northern group, meeting in \ / Herald Photo OPEN 8 (o 9—.SATURDAY 8 !o 5 For Tueaday—1 p. m. Monday. \ witness than Mr. Carr. approached the porch, by Felix McCa,rlhy’s aides subjected, him to to M cCarthy-of some of the key to walk an international tightrope Detroit last week, voted unani­ Teloviaion C. Win Klliott, ernto!:/ 1r 'hhown pi^aentinp $200 in Kllinjfton tornado victims rVir Wedneaday—1 o. m. Tue#da».\ and Purr-Purr, the rats. After a thcMts of an "exceedingly scrloii.s" charges against Stevens and becauae of their geographical poai- mously to unite with the other two Mr. and Mm. Bruno Rofhr yrnterday nn'tJir New York TV progri^nu Your Account”. The Rothes ALL DAY-^SUNDAY 8 to 8 For Thuraday—1' p. m. Wedneadayt. The committee action in dis­ m ^ re in seeking Army favors For Fridav—1 n. m. Thuraday, slight chase. Mrs. Hank found Adams. Welch also said there was tion. factions. If the other two groups also received some $2,500 in hoii«ehold prizes which they intend to to furninh Iheiv new home ' Big Trade-In Allowances— No Cash Down For Saturday—! n. m. . Friday_____ missing as a principal Assistant refuge in a spruce in the middle of feir Schine. substantial testimony against Nehni has been facing rising approve, three-fourths of the Pres­ being built by volunteers-at the nite of their original Windaorville R o ^ dwelling; Other details concern­ Claaatfled deadline: 10:80 a m. eiKdi fense Secretary H. Struve Hen- the lawn. c McCarth.v has said through his Carr. criticism throughout India par­ of publication except Saturday byteries of all three groups must ing the Rnthe" fund can be found In the Ellington column. m. sW ha.s a similar effect. Hens-' We now had Mrs. Hank, oup- questioning that the answer to The , three subcbmmlttee Demo­ ticularly In weat Bengal and Com- endorse the plan to make It a - r ------friend, treed by two other of (itfr charges of prc.ssiire in Schine's crats objected to the, dismisMl munist-infeated Calcutta ' in aharp reality. BRUNNER'S ivaXth*the -last minute target of a friends. But the spruce happ^ed behaJf is that Schine )s still a pri­ move. They said McCarthy had not contrast to his slmosl unas­ late last week that two 5*hip- ll!\ited Slates. Guatemalan of- Acfos* From Garritv’a—Next Tn Vlttner'* Thursdny, May 27 With 220.000 members, the group ments .of Red arms (vere en route fifiala declined to disclose the na­ diverMpnary'accu.sationlivertip from Mc- to be the site of a bluejay/nest. vate. had a chance to present his case Several styles to choo.se from In this group-—you'll want one of sailable poaitlon of a few yeara meeting here.ia fairly compatible Ship Searched ROCRXILLE ROAD, TALCOTn'ILLE—MI-8-5191 / CarthyA, .Yesterday McCarthy's And bluejays. through all tM wdn* Adams testified Cohn threaten­ against Hensel. And they argued ago. There has been talk about to Guatemala. The Re^tinged Cen­ ture of BarillsC mtrsion. each to make living easier this summer! Just . whisk them with the two other’ groups. It tral American natioj/ailegedly had A Proposal At Geneva ter. are our friends, too. / ed that If Schine were sent over­ that removal of Carr s ^ a prospec­ his Congress party getting soft broke away from the mother friiiids ^ the committee argued through the suds, hang to dr>’ and put them on. Good selection For Arms Cargo already received a., 10 mllllrfn dollar After weeks of Imiph shadow- While the cats waited jielow, the seas, .Stevens would bo "through as tive witness paved the way for and tired, that It must produce church In Scotland over the issue that ther^ .was a "lack of a.ny bluejays began a biyiihing an'ii of prints, alzea 12 to 20 and 14', to 2 4 ',.' deflnite eeonoinlc results by the cargo from the Poli.sh port of boxinyr. the Communist.s at Geneva of separation of church and state, Stettin. y testimony \Vhatsoever" against stiafing attack fron\/above. This Ronqas, Rtfrigaratefi~ next elections in 1957 or prepare The line between the other two (Continued from Page One) A b o u t T o w n have come up with \yhat looks like Mr, HenseL ’^hls was a strange, wa.s near dusk, and we soon re­ to get out of power. Now, appar­ branches, however, Is stronger. Stale Dept! officials acknowledg­ the first concrete .suB/festio'n for h tired from the scepe of battle, not Woshan and All ently. the Congresa party is st- They split over the question of arms in the cargo, hut said it was ed, in vie^y of arch reports. U. S. A meeting of the Past Grand.* statement to mafee,, in view of the understood no question w-as being Ciiston^authorities were "keeping Assn, will bf held tomorrow at | cease-fire in Indo-Ciiina. For, the unsympathetic, at this point, Sage-Alien. Kaat Hartford, Is open Tuesday through Saturday, tempting to step up its efforts In slavery In Amerirn. fact th.nt the McCab^hy Bide of the toward Mrs. Hank. OHiar Applloncas that direction. Also elected by the 300 dele­ raised about them. their/e'yes open." 7:1,5, precediil), the meeting of' ; first time, they themselves ad­ hearings had not yet pre.sent- The next morning, the lawn was RADIATOR FLUSH »:S0 A..M. to S:.A0 P.M., E'riday to Ri.AO P.M. In foreign policy the Congreaa gates yesterday were Dr Vincent The Wyoming had been due to Mystery Plane King David Lodge, No. 31, lOOF, | vance the principle that there ed at all. But, a.s a re$^t of the strewn with, nests and young dead party’a worries bring about a sort D. Beckett of Philadelphia, vice clear through the canal today en Report.* from Guatemala said a ip Odd Fellow* hall. • should be 'an immediate cease-fire, bluejays. / ThsJW H A LCa. of solemn ma.squerade, such as the moderator: and Dr. Samuel Shane route to El Salvador, Guatemala, mystery plane swooped over that SHOP lAMLY vote, MeCTarthy is no longer under . Toward noon, Mrs. Hank re­ '■national convention a g a i n a f Los Angeles. San Francisco an*I based on the creation of various 1. FLUSH RADIATOR and COOLING SYSTEM of PUtahiirgh, principal clerk. (Caribbean republic lakt night and The meeting of the Manchester j any obligation to try to ^-oduce ceived dramatic' notice that her Atlvertise in The Herald— h Pavn United Statea military aid to Pak­ Vancouver. B. Cv but officials in­ ."cattered pamphlets which called Fire Dept, scheduled for tomor­ f^mperor Concerto, London Philharmonic CitsMi All Day zones to Which the various oppos- testimony which would pro\*c his own children were in peril. One of istan." which I attended In New on Guatemalans to fight ‘'Commu­ row night has been po.stpqne'd to ! 2. REMOVE THERMOSTAT FOR SUMMER ^ IVKNOrNrES CWIMUMSM dicated should not be ready to LLP-ll L True HiRh-Fidelity. $ 5 . 9 5 : Inp forces would be confined. ch.argcs against Hcnsol. And ax^ a thenvTell from the porch roof. The Delhi. Detroit. May 27 i>P> Denouric- leave on schedule. nism oppression." F;iday, June 4. | eats' attacked, and wounded, and The convention was iinofficial, Witnesses described the plari* as MONDAY, MAY 31 TTie test of this propo.sal will result of the vote, McCarthy DRIVING Ing Communism "as a bankrupt, tlieck on Manifest Open Tues. and Thurs. I'ntil f) P. M.— All Dav Wed. then, perhaps being ybung and in- but obviously had Congreaa bless­ secular philosophy which must be a C47, It dove through the cloud* Merry-Weda of the Second Con­ come when the negotiations, if excused from that nece.ssity with­ U. S. State Dept, offjelwls'-said (jrtcperienced and having been 3. ADD RUST RESISTOR ing. Speakers criticized the United challenged and expo.sed."’ the Gen­ In Washington the ship was being over the capital »howeririg dowH. gregational Church at their final ' they ever do get that far on it, out withdrawing the charges hlni-^ nipped, withdrew to a position of States In a tired sort of way, as eral Assembly of the Presbyterian searched to determine whether thousands of yellow leaflets. Tliey indoor supper meeting last night watchfulness. The wounded young consider where these vanou.s zones self. / 4. TIGHTEN HEAD BOLTS and ALL HOSE tf required to do so. It looked sl- Church in the U. S. A. concluded ctistoms regulation* have been vio­ urged the people to unite behind at. the church, made plan.* for the POTTERTON'S Gins squirrel bleated, like a wounded most as tf such things might be exiled leader Col. Carloa CaslHlo should he located. Buti If the In two instances, therefore, Ju\e its annual meetings yesterday,' lated. The officials stressed that annual June picnic. President J.irCENTER STREET— (Corner of Church), bird. '.Toward dusk Mrs. Hank CONNECTIONS staged primarily to steal Commu­ A report of the standing com­ Armas. Casilllo Armas reportedly George Thir.-ber rondiirted a brief Communists are not too hungry committee has re.srucd the Mc­ no suspicion had arisen with re­ managed a re.scue, and then trans­ nist thunder, on ailch l.saiiea. But. mittee on social action and educa­ spect to the French Line it.self. is in neighboring Honduras. hu.sineas session. The supper, POLO CLUB for territory, the. jfroposal could Carthy side of the eontehversy ferred thp rest of her young fam­ in attempting to pull Ihe nig from tion was aiVipted hy the a.ssembljr. From Fond-lias itself came with shepherd's pie as the piece I ily to wilder and perhaps safer en- ^ They said both the line and the U . $TH A .A A lead to a truce. frohi the necessity for backing Up. under the Communist drives, the The report said: French government were cooper­ Word that several piancs had a.r- de resistance, was prepared and ' virons. HeT. path lay pa.st the I These Folks Indian polittclana themselves gave P»OOf , iOT A s O ® What this would mean would be with testimony under oath, some "It is our deepest conviction ating in the inspection. This left r.ved with arms sent that coun­ served hy Mr. and Mrs. Ralph bodies of the'young bluejays. Impetus to anti-American aenti. thst Communism carries with it a partition of Indo-Chiha, on .a t)ie question whether the rnanifest try under terms of the U. S. de- Kothergill. Mr. and Mrs. Albert . of its own most sensational We suppose; if we lay ziown a ment. the seeds of Its own destruction. 'fense agreements. The United Post and Mr. and Mrs. Norman ‘ Z 6 . 7 5 temporary basis which would oe law. it would be to let e'Verybody might have been falsified. charges. This makes' it necessary Everything the United .States Despite its inherei.t contradic­ The Slate Dept, announcement States ia ru.shing military equip­ Morey. They also arranged for . likely to drag . on toward some live and let live, feut since we can­ (All Materials Extra) does or offers to do in India Is tions. Communism mu.sl he chal­ ment to both Honduras and SPRING CLEANING? for the public to continue to keep not lay down the law, we can de­ said: the auvpriae entertainment, en­ RED CIU)WN kind of permanence. This la ndt Will suhiert to suspicious scrutiny. The lenged and exposed as a bankrupt, Niraragua. titled "Battle of th^. Sexes", he-, in mind, as it judges the case, the vise no rule for our Sympafhie.s. United States receives a generally secular philosophy" '■Before entering the cRnal. the particularly acceptable or pleas­ F.ench Line merchant vessel S. S. Mag-Shnwing Might tween the men and the, women, ' Let us tokt cor* of your rug ond upliolstary to STH A AA original extent of the MeCarlhy In the fall, we adiillt there is a had pre.sa. Anti-Americanism is The 19.5.5 assembly will meet in MOOf »OT ••O” ing to anybody, since everybody certain clean, if deadly Tascination Wyoming which is now at Cristo- The U. S.,'Air Force announced which resulted iri a tie. | case., as it was presented in fanned by professional Commun­ Los Angeles. in Washington that three of its clooning probloms. wants all of Indo-China. about. the easy ntajesty of the I ists snd opportunists who twist hal, is .undergoing in.'pertion hy charges and allegations, not un­ hawk which sometimes^ floats McCLURE PONTIAC Jnc. U. S. rii.stoms inspectors to deter­ I hig intercontinental B3fi homhers Gibbons As.sembly, Catholk Iji- Z 6 . 8 5 Blit, at the moment; and for Nehru's statements on Interna­ wjll make a demonslratlon fliglit die.* of Columhii*. will holir its der oath, as ^ompaiea with the above our barn. Xorinally. We have Rich tional affairs to suit their own mine whether there has been a WE PICK UP AND DELIVER some time to come, there Is only extent .of The ca.se a.s the Mc­ nothing to fear from the haw!-k. He 155 CENTER STREET PHONE MI-9-45451 violation of cu.stoms regulations, over, Nicaragua today at the re- final business meeting of the sea-j purposes. ) qiic.st of the Nicaraguan govern- son Tuesday. June 1, at'the Com- ; WALKER one way ' anybody can get Carthy side prc.senls it under floats on. '-J, To retain Ita dominating posi- Police Arrests "The ship's manifest reflects a miscellaneous cargo compri.sed i ment. miinity Y, 79 N. Main St. The to V 9TH A CA Indo-China; Tliat is by long and Thi.s. spring we have been fore^jd, ttoQ. the Congresa party wants to oath. to have somewhat more anguishetj principally of machinery. j Although the Air Force did not special guest for the evening will, 3 ^Doy Service PtOOF \ BOT blood,V war. The one realistic appear compietely independent of be Mias Ellen Buckley, a leading, thoughts about the hawk. For the. the Itnlted Statea and the taint, Anthony S. Magnano. 2.5. of "Included are five boxes of de.scrihe it, as such, the move ap­ pledge from our poliey which has fir.st time, a pair of \yild ducks ha,s sporting arms, hut it is under.-tood peared to be a "flag-showing member for man,v yedrs of the [ Senator DouglBs' Bet advertised by the Communists, of Waterbury.. wa.s arre-stert on a Manchester -Garden Club, who is ^ come through all the up arid down nested in the pasture .swairip ju.st (jharge of driving without a license that no question is being raised I maneiive,-." '■imperialism," Thus Nehru's big­ j Nicniagua recently broke off noted for her arti.stic floral ar- ' few In economic theoiies, as in behind ttie barn, and now, on gest problem sterns to be an at‘ yesterday. He was arrested op Cen­ about these." MANCHESTER '' W hiM n: diplomacy of the past weeks , , , . , cloudy days, the mother duck One Washington source said, I diplomatif: relal'ons with Guale- rangemerila. Mrs. H. A. Mr- is the pledge that, no matter what tempt to satisfl^ all .shades of ter .‘Itrcct by ratrolmari John Tur­ other lliing.s, the Wush is often the [ a flotilla of nine little black, ner and posted a $3.5 cash bond for however, U. S. authorities had re­ I mala, climaxing nearly 10 years Ardle. chairman, will he assisted opinion, Including fhose within his by Mr*. (Charles H Johnson. M.'.*. ' happens or wWat it rnsls, \s;(' arc father of the though* ,'„*AniI so, even I things on ■wide-ranging sweeps own party. ' |his appearance in Tovn Court Sat­ ceived Information indicating there ■ of trouhleil relation.*, RUG SHAMPOOING CO. . not going to let the Communists though Senator Paul Douglas ot I *he marsh grasses, while For some time to come worldi urday. might be more the i five boxes of j Guatemala's defense minister, Edward Murphy. Mra. John Barry, , lYNNBRO O K the father duck stands guard, like "sporting arrna" on the Wyoming ' Col. Jose Angel Sflinchez ■ Barillas. Mrs. John F. Shea and Mrs. Cain! 481 M inm ,E TURNPIKE EAST— MI-3-6fifi2 take all of Indo-China. FoT this Illinois has wide lechnnal ex- ] Communism likely will he satisfied Llewellyn V. Nelson, 42. of 134 •UNDID WMIIxn a proud hattleship. Why such Reiports reaching Washington ' I.s scheduled to leave today for the Mahonev. 1 i STH A A A pledge, we have pro.‘;pertive back­ piriencc m the economic field, and with a neutral India. There ... is Vernon St.. Rockville, was charged cruising only when it vis cloiidy? miich to digest meanwhile. But tfi'e^ with falkre to wear hia glasses >OF SOT M t A W ing from Britain and other na­ could ca.sily qualify ns an expert Is it because the vision of the hawk Communials in India are far from ' while driving as directed on his tions. on. economic trends, the suspicion is a little less sharp? Idle. They have Infiltrated deeply! re.riricted operator's license. Lt. ^ : 7 7 9 We have a tendency, obviousl.v. ■- j Into the Indian press. They have, Raymond Griffin made the arrest r Biit,_ ajlhough we can visualize must be that the mairi thing that to, feel that there is some good, WUdSKieS IN THIS PSOOUCT kept up unceasing efforts to domi-1 on Broad .Street j^terday. 3, ~4;AND 7 Y$A»5 OLD as practical an effort tq hold sortie ha.s been leading him on these past sorne beauty, in everybody. But it nate India's atiidenta. source of I portion of Jndo-(Thina free from few months has been the suh- is h.ard to find a philosophy for the tomorrow's leadership. They arc I Population of the world's- con­ the Comriviinist'.s, ,we cannot ‘( onscious wish, to appear before ■ tender, savage world .of spring, active in the trade union mover' tinents. not counl.ing Russia, ia, 207 when, many of our host friends BRI visualize as’ jiractical any effort the elec'toraCe next fall as the man ment. people per acre in Rurope, 122 In ■UMOtD wRisxrr wage murder, indiscriminate and Crimmiinism's ultimate aim ia a by anybody, even by ihe whole who warned against a depression wanton. The time to be born and Asia. 23 In North Amerira. 1R in •6 STH 2 ^ 9 9 eoalitlon of all opposition parties ..frica and IS In South America. fi;ee world ii^rited, to,undertake the that eleVlorate WQuld then he ex- the time to die come terribly clo.se against the Congress party. Al­ p«oo9 Sot reconqiiest bf all of tndo-China. pefiennng. together, for so many. ready in some arpns the Congress WHiMitS IN THIS M10W,C7 Poithe realistic rhoice is proh- It woiild he ni(T to wain ah,mil party owes Its dominance only to 4 YtA«S JOID . the fact that the opposition has "Sbly be/tween paililion by truce that depression, have it arrive, ; U f A C U E D p h o .n e . been split. Should the coalition T T M j n C I\ MI-9-4587 suid partition -by more frehting. tiien label it an Ei,serihowe/f dr- | succeed, the Comrnimisla then WESTBURY RESER\ If this batllefront can be quiet­ pres.sion. and waltz hack irito of-i PICNIC T^BLEX could operate in the usual pattern SntAIOHT lYt ed. and a truce line drawn there, fii'C. And, although we dlin'l say | —lopping off their temporary al­ R E P A IR S ' ♦0 . ■ 5TH 8 F(K)t Top— Seats 8' lies one h'y one, ■ 3 . 4 9 the problem of Imio-CTiina will that ,‘tei.ialor Doiigla.s, who la a j . P«OOF BOT ___ -___:______' ' ______ij__ not he .solved, any more than the < on.M ienlious man, eve^' let this | Well built 6 Legged for add­ Prompt, Economical DISTIL'UD. IN tWHYlANO ed strength. 4 VIASS OlO prohlepi of Korea has been solved thoiighi, originate his current ec,o- I G u o ro n to o d \ by truce there. But fighting will nonm thinking, we do suspect that I TREAT'S TREES W rmgtr*Rolli Roplocod hkve been halted, qir the last sc - lit may have helped that thinking ; $ 1 8 . 7 5 \ > JAPANESE YEWS k RIAL YALUn tor of. ofion war which now exists along. 84 WelLs St.— MI-9-90.16 Tltfl 200-korM^wor IvkL CptfTtfff on the inap of the world, and &ic And all this is too had, Jn a way. Bolton Everjcreen Nurserie-s h RAftoro—ffco mtM OLD LOG CABIK W a don't moon In tarms of millions of doUare. Thty'll just b« RriltnnOnter Road, Turn Right Potfrerton's •fighting which will have hern for .Seirator Douglas .is a dis- . rtwfi fefenf "Awenee snuioMT seutioN '> y .. S Jialtcd i-s fight ing* which,-if lon- tmguishcd public'.servant, an has .been Buy Duribilknit ond Brijoy CirOJiD a CAN 50U SEf • ST££T • STOP SAFELY? Carthy Bide of the controversy by Inga or cleHiing may bo PurapraolBd DEPOSITS OVER performance car of the very’ first VANY NATIONAUT KNOWN IIANM conspicuously' neglecting for al­ Iht fulleit mtasure of r*- : OUARriNUlD CHECK YOLii C A i-C h e c k a c c id e n t s Its party-line Vote dismissing two most a yepr. ^ , iN fUll ' water. 4VAIU1U AT Atf UOUOt STOUt liet from voricote veins , o^inst moths awei cofpBf b— ties. $20,000,000 •f the original principals in the 76o ffvnoiog Iv k k Ceovorfib/o— lAovni Moisey-aock Worraiity. Army-MfCarthy hearings. fwollen and tired legs and It’s the livest of the live wires—the Aoro fo fA4. lifph.pawgrad ClMfUtr ■m U if hUaclMBter and Vicinity By diBinissing Francis'P. Carr, I other leg conditions. higheSt-Voltage Buick.in the line. / •-.•lobv In elf four. Vufeii , Flat Heel 118 Of the M cf^ th y staff, on the ASH£S - RUBBISH For Orar 4S I'enra louts Heel Teen Heel ..L fKo low-pfko SfccUI. technical, ground that the Army 4ULTON S1AAS K R lUltiL-jee i*m B$HU-fior.a $iiaw tweedov Ev#wj^ CONNECTICUT DURACIEANERS 9 WH IN i m i R AUTOMOAIUS A U BUILT MUCH WUL BUHO CMC against him had not REMOVED f JT CENTER ,d*vVloped sufficient weight, the Also Top Soil For Sale TRAVEL oOr troval coSh wMi H n ^ Mrib ndicett nljeKneen committee may'have done ,the and HOME SERVICES ► STRECT .rather uaapBakattle thing of' ex­ CAU. MI-3.7844 TIP: A i i n i C A N E x p i i e s s T i A V E u a t s GORMAN MOTOR SALES, Inc. cusing hUri from r^apooBibiUty for PBESCKtrtfUN PHAK.MACY 101 HARLAN ST. TEL MNy.7024 950 M A IN ST. _ ■ , I . : /' ' • : ' !■ t made in his 901 AfAIN STRECT 285 MAIN STREH MANCHESTER AAANCHESTER V • * ‘ .I,-'"-' the Apny,; In the Read Herald Adv^. TEL. Ml.3f>5321 tV . ■I ft- \ ■ V

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■:a MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1954 PAGE NIN> MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1954 PAGE fcIGHT ran out of air. We told them to lie th4 crack "Blue a Jet which roared throujfh many fo r -' nut St.: Mre. Kthrl Moske. 52 fighters and bombers are hitting fare down with wet rags over their team that gave flight W'ftrd comparlmentr. Then came ' North St.; Mra. Mary Anne Kinga- Parley to Free 71 heavily at the Vietminh In their Lupton Offers In Mfinory of Departeil Coilfrades State $ailors faces, but It didn't help ouich. The demoiutrationa, at Navy at leaat one more explosion. | and daughter. 52 \ lllage St,, hastily dug trenches and their lest words I heard were 'This is lions and air ahowa a Fire, Blasts ley country. At the time of Scores were trapped in their. Rockville: Mrs. Elulia Alvord, 3 Americans Hinted bases In the nearby hills. loy last breath.' ” HELP! HELP! slipping qiwrters. Escape . for Oakland St.; , Mrs. Jean- Kennedy Rebel pressure was stepped up Direct Primary Tell of Fire Anthony Cappelld-qf East Ha­ Rich waa attached to ■and daughter. 122 Harland St.; ' ______: 1 on the broad arc forming the ven. whose brother; Nuholas, waa •Squadron 21, which he many was blocked off. Many arms January. | Lynn aboard the Pennington, became suffocated. Many perished in ,Mrs. Helen Robin.son. 19 Cam- . (Continued from Page One) -. southern defenses o f the Delta rice In Catapult Rich's record-making'flight, the Native of Manrha.«ter, Widow wttK tw«, flames.- ' , ' I bridge St.; Mrs. Mary Appleby, bowl. Plank to GOP Aboard Ship impatient watting for word early noon frqrtt consultations in Pari*, last evening and drove to Quonset Navy said, came last mor th while children de«peratrl,T need* lentxfo Mtmp Secretary of the Navy Charle.s '|.’)4-B Chestnut St.; Joseph Lennon, The arc is anchored, to. the east family together. Lh'ed at pfoeent ad* ,19 Ixicust St.: Mrs. Mary Warren waa reported readS^ to oppose the by the big textile manufacturing (Continued from Page One) to see what he coil'd learn about he and two other pilots were ferry­ S. Thomas, whrl flew to Qupn.sot (Continued (mm Ong) ing Grumman swept wing F9F-7 dreaa' for 10 yrara—owner now want* It R oom Area for a quirk iri-spection -■ of the and .son, 13 CenterflcM St.; .Rich- zoning plan outlined by Viet- center of Thai Binh, M tnlles from "C h e k* ConiMcticur PoMitry— Dirtet From Our Farm to You* his brothel’s fate. An hour after -for own iiv. Beat of refetenee*. Would Anthony left. Nicholas telephoned jets from San Diego, Calif. to New stricken warship and Capt. Ra-: ;ard Libby, 368 Woodland St.; Mrs. minh’s deputy Premier Pham Van Hanoi; to. the west by the im­ I* po.m:Uaued from Page Onr) bom. 'Bennington skipper for only Dong. France wants a series of portant road Junction center of Individuals,*'! might say to nom­ Peteraburg paper prirned the pic­ made the 2.4.38-miI'e flif ht In 3 properfi In present rent. Prompt pay­ a month, ..laid there was no indica­ ’ Mildred .Morrissetti. Rodkville; scattered assembly areas rather Phu Ly. 30 miles south of this inate the Congressman, who repre- all he could report, he said, *je- ment of rent akatired. If .you have any­ i Mr.s. Edna Miner ' and son, Tal- ture, Us caption/ identifying rau.se many others were lined up hours. 47 minutes. 9 secords well man of N«W Milford. C6nn., and tion of sabotage. than a consolidated area, which northern Indochina metropolis. In aenta flve hundred thousand peo­ Inder the previous record of 4 thing—or know of anyone who haa— Tlie big carrier wa.s en route cottville; (dfrra. Nancy Davis and the center of tha arc la Nam Walerbury, in its edjition yester­ waiting to use the telephone tta-o companion* who ''listened" to might result in a permanent divi­ SPECIAL ple. hours. 8 minutes, 5 seconds set in noultl you please write Box A, Herald- their trapped buddies die from luf- back to Newport. acro.s.s Narra-. daughter, Bolton; Mr.s. Phylla- sion of Indochina. Dinhj another textile center. day afternoon. "We were Just glad to hear M* January by'an Air Nation il Guard plenn Mason and son'. Boltonf He told the com’.nlttee that focation as shipmatca tried to gansett Bay from Quonset Point, Brlti.sh Foreign Secretary An­ "nie' buildup appears to be aim­ Abraham Lincoln'* first act a* a A St. Petersburg friend of the voice," commented his mqtner. craft. 'The other pilot in tie flight reach them. on a routine training -mlssior,. Robe.-t Ward. 37 Hartland Bd.; thony Eden has proposed that ing toward eventual asmiult on Waterbury family telephoned the Mrs. Nicholas Cappello. was Lt. ijgi J- C. Barrow Aboafd were four squadrons of Mr.s. Alice M.-i.son, 63 Eldridge St.; lb legislator in Illinois war to support Cuahman was able to talk with military representatives of the Phu Ly. which lie* on the main a direct primary system, young .sailor's parents at Roway- Mr. and Mrs. Janries Riitler. of Born in I»s Angeles, Rich en­ Ih* trapped njen by phone. Still alKHit 130 men each which m»ke Mr.s. Beryl Pinncy and daughter, "two commands” meet in Geneva highway connecting Henol with FANCY FOWL-OVEN READY ton to tell them about the picture. New Haven and theiiyTlve sons tered the Navy in 1944 a.i an en­ ■?7r Basile put the Shelton Town stunned, he told newsmen: up Air Ta-'-k Group 181. ba.sed at Andover, immediately to work out the lines the Tonkin Gulf port of Haiphong Committee on record as supporting The overjoyed father immediately and daughters werg"'^so worried listed nvan. He was commi.s.sioned "I talked with those guys for DISCHARGED TODAY: Mr.s. th- Ocean Naval .-Mr Station near of the proposed as.sembly areas. through whidh 'passes the bulk of a direct, clo.seil primary system for called the Bridgeport Telegram they Couldn’t e.at dumer last night. in 1947. He- ia .survived by his an hour and three quarters. Tliey .Norfolk, Vs. The .Sqi-adron “board-•-i.ottie Cebula. 18 , '(■'lorrnre St., Meanwhile, in Indochina, a "lit­ American-eupplied w e^ons and for confirmation that such a pic­ The family’s oldgSt ohild, James. mother. Mrs. Lola E. Rich of San- were pleading to hurry up and get ed the Bennington last weekend' Rdckville: Timothy Murphy, 2 Kox YOUR FIRST CHOICE all state offices as "generally sound, tle Dien Blen Phu" battle was other war materiel. in principle.” ture had indeed been serviced. Jr.. 18. a MaijUe. was aboard the ta Cruz, Cniif , and hts father. Ed­ to them before they ran out of air. for the trip to Quonse^ Point. Hill Dr., Rockville; Mr.s. Jean Mon- .shaping up in the vital Red River In, Washington, French diplo­ 9k U Tracy sajd 26.000 resident* of To Airman Donald Beardsley Bennington. Xnd they had had no win L. Rich of Palo Alfo. Calif. The blast .shook the Bennington seglio and son, Rockville: Muss Eat only your proforM cuts whon you hovo o "We told them to lie face down Delta Just 30 miles south of Hanoi. mats said France will delay asking 5i0pankly^ Greenw'ich, Including many Detno- Spear, 22, whose wife and parents news. J radio. ' Bank Stocks 12 battalions, have kept Yen Phu rean troops. . advance to party leadcra and dele­ Jets la.at month, was among those Woodstock will serve as first pas­ II mother and hi.s learned that killed in. the explosion aboard the tor of the new" parish. the Bennington, said the blast I -'*any „ Bid Asked encircled for a fortnight. "It Is mandatory" that a Viet- I FARM FRESH CANDLED EGGS DAILY gates in an effort to avoid putting he waa safe whe he called home --L u .tirh « .tart i, I casualties. They included Lt. (jg) First National Btok Supplied by .%lr namese army be built up quickly the convention on record in favor carrier Bennington. St. Maurice's was formerly a awoke him hnikSc^yfla D. Thomas of Gaiiley Bridge, about 7 p. m .^ / mission of SI. James Cliurrh of a m ^ e d Jus watch on the bulk- ! ^ of two doctors aboard of Manchester 34 38 Like. Dien Bien Phu. it is being to flght the Oommunlst rebels, 1 m of planks that face rejection later "I’m okay/v h»j told his father. Rich followed closel.v on the Manchester, while Sacred ' Heart Hartford National' supplied solely by ai'/. French Gazounaud told newsmen. by GOP yegi-slalnrs in the General "How about coming and getting heels of Lt.__ „ Cmdr.______Francis X ' the carrier. The other, Cmdr. Bank and Tru.st . . . 32 _ _ __ v „ .. I I Bradv. of Virginia Beach. Va.. who waa formerly a mission of St. Ber­ FOGARTY BROTHERS "A s soon as I was awake.” he.fqydn Norman, was praised by As.sembn'. me? 1 11 meet voi in New London. I . .. " . , .... Hartford Conn. Trust . 89 . -V o*'"' record for the trans- nard's Church of RockvilleJ said, "I heard a funny noi.se leapt. Raborn for doing ‘‘a heroic S l^ e Rep, Norrnan K. Paraella Authorized Dealer ManeJiester Trust 60 of Fairfield, said: " I t Alas horrible, a sight 1 11, crintinental rontinental flight.nichl. During the coming from the pumps that 1 job " in caring for all the Injured, nevejr forget if live to be 100." flight. Rich overshot his refueling operate the catapults. They usual- ; Capt. Rabom had highest praise Phoenix State Ekmk "I do not believe we should put SHINE ’EM ft*: I 25fi CENTER STREET and T r u s t...... 77 84 Utto our platform things which Wg w ^ tanker and lost a couple of valu­ ly sound like some sort of vacuum for all personnel aboard the car peri*ience upon hii arrival home. able minutes flying time. Were it rier. which carries a normal cofn- Fire fneoTMoe Conipniiiee Hew to be e tetter Ceek ^now are absolutely impossible of Des Moine.s oPi Poticenjb Gor­ MANCHESTER TEL. MI-9-4S39 cleaner, but now they sounded like accomplishment, because they are I'hi.s was what Spear .said he did not for this slip-up he might well don Cota carries a bottle of wpndow m motor was running hot and out plement of 2.800. Aetna Fire ...... 63 >, 66' teve meney after general qi arters sounded: 24 HOI R SERVICE Hartford Fire . . . ____167 172 ...end not supported by the majority of have, beaten Brady's time. cleaner in the truck he driye* for o f kilter—very much louder than "I am damn proud to be com­ started for iiy station but the National Fire ...... 81 84 ;) *T our legi.slators." "1 Rich. 28. was a combat Jet pilot the poii.'e de.partment. Wh|en usual." manding officer of such a heroic, He suggested that to meet the men from tieli w already were in Korea and was decorated for unselfish crew of American sea­ Phoenix 103 108 CdmoAon Hoei* S«r*ic* Dimetor I sees a stop .sign that'.* h'ard t- Wallam taid he .hit the deck situation "a preliminary platform starting to bring out the injured. air atrlkes against the Communist* becsu.4e of dirt, he stops and COAL-COKE-FUEL OIL Juat as he heard a- dull boom echo men,” he said. Life and Indemnity In*. Con. Aetna Life ...... 129 134 Esttog out of (toon icvim spp*. Should be drafted and the reaction and even some who were dead. It from the carriers Boxer and it up. throughout the - ship. When he of representative Republicans be Aetna Ca.sualty...... 145 153 titei! Even ..regular familr (oodi lt*>l4lit Photo waa ter/ible. 1 helped where I Princeton. reached the second deck, he added, obtained before the platform la could, and then with two or three ; For two vears after he returned the lights wire out and there was Conn. Gen. ...- ...... 325 340 latte htxxaAAj ftToriie menu for Five dozen white carnations decorate the new vete/ans memorial Hartford Steam Boil. . 65 68 picnicrli a guaranteed family adopted." in Soldiers' Field, East Cemetery, Anderson-SheR Post 2046 and others started 'or below decks to' from KdVea, Rich was a member of heavy oil smoke everyplace. Hospital Notes State Sen. Isiuls A Lemalre. Jr., gel out tlio.se we i ould. When '.ve Capt. Raborn explained: "We Travelers ...... 1235 1265 Its Auxiliary held a memcrial service fa.- departed comrades o f the triad Serial Ckkktn Of Norwalk, si>eaking for GOP or­ got doWn two br three decks, the | had JUst completed launching 20 Public DtlllUea ganizations in Norwalk, Darien, respective units in the VFW Home Tiiesdav evening and then the ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Conn. Light Power . 16>4 •■18^3 fstsl* Cklai Davillad Ifft flowers were placed on the base of the monument. The monument smoke was u|ii k and we could j Jets and were standing by to Wilton and New Canaan, com- liardlv see. Tlia Bulkheads and the launch the 40 propeller plane.s on Chri.stopher McHale. 169 Center Conn. Power ...... 40'- 42'-y Tamsl* Slicaa was erected and dedicated last fall. St.r Mrs. Franci.s Boaumet, 533 Cliatslat* Cak* pri.sing the 26lh district, suggested deck were covfered with liliKid." A BRAND NEW, GRAND NEW the deck when I spotted the puff Hartford F.lec. Lt. .. 56 58 that a draft of the proposed plat­ PASQUALE of smoke coming from the star­ Adams St.; Frank Bedell. 44 Gris­ Hartford Ga.s Co. . . . 36's 39'-.. FOR SPECIALLY TASTY Talked Trappeil Men wold St.; Mrs. Lillian Krebs. 22-H form be submitted to town com- j A more grinijexperience was that board side of the flight deck. This So. New England FRIED CHICKEN . . . Cut/ mitteea a week in advance of the native to Central and Southern January of 1936; Edward 'VIII ah PIZZA and GRINDER was followed by a minor explosion, St. James St.; Mrs. Elsie Jubln- Tel...... 36'- 38's flying chicken in lerring pu Europe. (heated in December of the .same of Seaman Edward Cijshman of ville. 54 Deepwood D r; Gordon B. slate convention so that delegates J'i,w Milford, who talked by tele­ SHOP TRUE-FRUIT TREAT! the shock of which was fi;H only in Mnniifactnrtng Companies Dip in Vi cup u ndilutii ad been was aboard the Bennington, his Staudt, 16 Klng.sbury Ave,, Rock­ Chenev Bros...... ■... . 7 8'.a adopted. for the sun to be hidden for as Cushman later told reporters at Italian Sauce To Take Out flagship, said he too had seen the ville; Anna Castro, South Wind­ 30-40 miauHi, m until dtkkto ia Quonset Pointl "I talked with those Collins ...... 98 108 ttodcr. 8 and 8 long as 7 minutes 40 seconds. It puff of smoke and yelled over the sor. Em-Hart ...... 32'a 35'.J A lel^ must occur when the Sun is farth­ gilys for an Hour and three quar­ Open 9 A, M. to 1 A. M. speaker to Oapt- Rabom. He^ said ADMITTED TODAY; Mrs. Fafnir Bearing . . . . 36'- 39'., three kinga in ong/year? est from Earth and when the ters. Tliev weire pleading to luiri v Daily tartl later when the Bennington had Anne Schneider. 31-F Garden Dr.; Landers, Frarv, Clk. . 25'j 27'., Idcoii 'n hef def* emd ell Hio tredlHeiMl fixin'* for • 1^1* A - - Englsnd./George V died in Moon is closest to Ihe Earth. up and gel ijo them before they docked there was a heavy smell of Mrs, Joan Kveleth, 76 Crestwood 26 q When will the loll road N. B. Mach. Co, ...... 24 ...Whet Mvtd bo moro flHine fhen e tamlly | aiiation gasoline. Dr.; Mrs. Joan Palme,', 3 Tanner North and Judd . . . . . 25'., 28'., linking New York and Chicago be The 32,000-ton carrier, a proud St. Rus.sell M fg...... 9^2 1 1 '- ywty, or •wf-ef-dMe* berbaewo for ytaw Mwiwfo|Oey Weekieedt completed? bearei" of nttmerous battle honors BIRTH YESTERDAY: a kon to Stanley Works ...... 50 53 Om sk yewr iweds frwn thi* Hat. A The 874-mile road la ex­ i p : HEINZ pected to be completed in 19.56. In World War II, wa.s rocked by Mr. .and Mrs. James Marshall,. 130 Terry Steam ...... 101 111 KRAFT'S OLD ENGLISH ROKA the disaster early ye.ste.-dpy while Hawthorne St. T orrin gtoa...... 25 27 , READY TO E AT cruising calmly in the post-dawn BIRfH TODAY: a son to Mr U S. Envelope com. . 77 84 Hot Dog Relish 27c 6-Ot.. Q What base'.iall record was i sunlight. and Mrs. Ward Gochee, 70 Birch XT. S. Envelope pfd. . . 64 69 Ghooso Spreads ■far 25c aei'hv the Boston Red Sox in | A violent blast on the second St. Veeder-Root ...... 33 36 It. 1953 "■ I ta n g y Shank Half or third deck below the flight deck , DISCHARGED YE.STERDAY: The above quotations are not to KRAFTS A On June 18. the Red Sox WITH BURSACK’S HAMS broke the single-inning seonng was followed "by searing flames Miss Evelyn Msgnuson. 56 Chest- be construed as actual markets. Hamburg Relish 27c LARGE NATIVE record with'17 rims in 7th inning HEINZ . Cream Cheese Pkg. 39e of a P-innlng game. WAKE UP y. , QUALITY FOODS Sweet Bherkins 49c HEINZ 1b Q From what earlier/flower 1^ Roasting CHICKENS wa.s the rose developed?/ I-IBBY’S IIOMR M.ADE STYLE 14-oz. BotHe A It Is generally'"said to he STOCK UP FOR THE HOLIDAY WEEKEND Ketchup 24c descended from the Provence rose, MARV S A Y S -“Beat These Values” Sweet Pickles 23c A GREAT VALUE AND >'LAVOR— BLOCK STYLE. BONE IN I i ALL OUR MEATS ARE CUT FROM WESTERN STEER BEEF HELLM.ANN’S CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY, MAY 31 LIBBY’S Mayonnaise 45c lb Stuffed Olives 21c CHUCK 4 3 < *1.» FANCY EVISCERATED TENDERLOIN STEAKS LIBBY’.S AS YOU LIKE IT 16 OZ. CAN DEL MONTE QUALITY Ib.^ GROTE & WKIGEl/S TOP SIRLOIN Stuffad Olivas (3e Potato Salad pint 31c PINEAPPLE JUICE 30c 11) FRANKS $AVE'9 HEN TURKEYS I ROAST INLESS FRANKS :I0 OZ. CAN (14-15 Lb. AvQ.) DEL MONTE— 46 OZ. GAN ^ , WESTINGHOUSE .Maine Live SHORT 7'.’ C'^T MINCED HAM OR STOKELEYS PEARS 39c FANCY 1 Lb.-I'/^ Lb. Avg. Rib Ro^st u . 59c Bologna Ml. 55c PERSONAL RADIO LOBSTERS PINEAPPLE JUICE 3 T It. WE HAVE A LIMITED SUPPLY OF 2W-LB. LOBSTERS Lb. 65c WELL TRIMMED MILDLY CURED LEAN KIR PLUS CARRYING MAZOLAOIL «67c TOM TURKEYS SWEET LIFF:— LARGE 30 OZ. CAN . ^ HOME-MADE Smoked Picnics u ,. 53c Pork Chops u i. 55c (Whole or half) HEAL TKEAT CASE & BATTERIES 16 OZ. CANS SlINCREST c o l e s l a w LEi^' FRESHLY GROUND DEUCIOUS TENDER FLANK STEAKS Lb 79c 3 5 < = WHOLE BEETS 2 ^ '25c POTATO SALAD .h 39c FRUIT COCKTAIL H/mhurg Lb 39c Chuck Steaks ut. 59c 95 Waybe$tChickens45^ 5 LB. BAG JACK FROST 12 OZ. JAR SHURFINE (To broil or fry) >.Sh»rt, Sirloin • n iy STEAKS I’orterhouse CHICKEN PEANUT BUTTER 33c SUGAR 4 8 c 29 OZ. CAN SlINCREST BIRDS EYE FROZEN FOOD VALUES BIR D S BYE CHICKEN PARTS ORANGE JUICE 2< ,s39c I LEAF SPINACH A. C. PFITERSEN FARMS NABISCO ELBERTA PEACHES 33c - DELICIOIVS Fig Newtons Lh. Pkg. 41c .49 KNOLL S GERMAN— 8 OZ. PKG. Legs* 79/6reastS" 85i^ EXTRA EANCY (JRADE A C h ic J ^ 34-Oi. Pkg.

EVISCERATED TURKEYS 12-11 LhH. IC E C R E A M St’NSHINE VARIETIES POTATO PAN CAKE ^ IX 29c CUDAHY PURITAN Half Gal. s w e e t LIFE PRIDE OF OREGON C o o k ie s ail'i Oz. Pkg.Pkr. 31c It. CHARCOAL 8 Betty C ro c jeer Cake Mix HAMS (Ready-to-eat) Lomonado 2 e oz. 33c Strawberries lO-Oz. Pkg. 2Sc em utnoN MOK We have a full line of Grore & Weiqi^ frankfurts We have atromplele line of both Hot and Cold Cup.s, I’lale.s, Knives. Forks, Spoons and SWEET IJFE SWEET I.IFE HONEY SPICE and W HITE^ : ALONE or MIXED Napkins to make your picnic complete.,You will find your favorite Sodas and Beer 9 9 = and cold cuts. Also: Hamburg, round steak ground on ice at all times. Tall. Can 13c Grape Juice 2 6-Oz. ('ans 39c Red Raspberries ’p^" 39c HONEY SPICE and YELLOW 2pug* 49e ond tenderknit stedks rtlode to order for your holi­ j ii ^ — n day picnic. • Brand new! Grand n^w ! Summer-timed to LAND O'LAKES Shop Bursock's fof Your Holiday Picnic Needs. EXTRA LARGE "PINK MEAT” Frozen Food The heal! Colt Half & Halfared* the' tang of BUTTER (In Qiutrlrrk) 69c I YELYEETA CHEESE 93c F.\NCY FIRM THIS IS SNOW CROP WEEK AT BURSACK'S TOMATOES 2 35c CANTALOUPE ta. 29c Selected tnie pr.ipefruit to the tartnesc of taaay lemoo. CUTRITE WAX PAPER FRENCH STYLE GREEN or Nrwe-t triumph of Cott, .ftmeries't great b s v e n ^ Graduation Gift Special W AX B E A N S ...... 4 pkgs. 89c F.ANCV FIR.M I..ARGE FRE.SH NATIVE GREEN FRESH Fr u it s aad.v e g e t a b l e s JACK FROST OB DO.MI.VO FREE DISH ( LOTH V.M.I E I.V Powerful radio, complete with imart, STRAWBERRIES ...... 3 10-oz. pkgs. 85c pioneer.'Alone or mixed it's sparkling WITH EVKItV 2 BOXKS fehll**'*! • . '''' Lb. Buncki durable Carnival Red or Sun Tin FANCY KXTRA LARGK ORANGE JUICE ...... 4 cons 75c CUCUMBERS 3 ^ 19c ASPARAGUS 25c carriine case plays anywhere on bat­ rvfrv.'hinent! Trv it today! • SUGAR 5 Lh. n.ig SUPER SUDS GREEN P E A S ...... 6 pkgs. $1.00 RIPE SWEET teries. Choose from 5 beautiful colors SWEET CANTALOUPES -SWEET SI'NKIST FANCY YELL(>W while they last: Carnival Red I Model FRENCH FRIES ...... 7 pkgs. $1.00 FREE! FREE SAMPLES BABY RUTH CANDY FRIDAY. 2 to 6 P.M. FIR.tl ' Doi. 461P4). Ivory. Bron/e, Dove Gray BROCCOLI ...... 2 pkgs. 49c NAVEL ORANGES 59c SUMMER SQUASH 2 29c iuif Green. D’ANJOU PEARS TRUE GRAPEFRUIT FRESH VEGETABLES DELIVERED DAILY! Act Now and Save! REDAIPE FANCY TENDER FRESH VATIVE FRESH JI ICY Watermelon» 6 { Value FLAVOR BY 6REEN OR WAXED lb. SUNKIST LEMONS TOMATOES ASPARAGUS ibB.h 25c Corrying C a sa .. . . .$6.95 I LEMONS LIMES 6^ 29c LARGK. SWKKT * Batteriss...... 2.6S OPEN DAILY UNTIL 6 P.M. ASK ABOUT OUR UNIQUE Westinghooss FRESH PINEAPPLES e.,. 39c THURSDAY^UNTIL 9 P.M. DELIVERY SERVICE Portabls Radio .. .$39.95 3 ^ FIR.M Volus... $39.55 Yewra to r •hly $29.95 RIPE TOMATOES 19c You Save $9.60 FA-VCY IN THRIFTY JUMBO QUARTS SM M twn~.w flk SNOW WHITE MUSHROOMS u, S9c ^^stii^ouse TENDt:R M A R Y ’S K 8 ? SUMMER SQUASH ,> 19c See (T>TT Q l ALtTY ‘rilKATRR, M edneiufos^.. 10:0« ^31-, MT4XII-‘n '. Cluuuwl »# / "MANCHESTER'S MARKET OF QUALITY" STORE OF MANCHESTER, JNC. ■FAXCl* FLORIDA? CLOSED DI-STRIBI TKO BV t'OTT BKVKR.AGK tXIRPOBATlON (- '• BENSON'S ' • * . I South Main St. Mitchell 3-6920 / ^ OPEN-THURSDAY.EVENING UNTIL 8:00— 6PEN FRIDAY EVENING UNTIL 9:(Mh NEW POTATOES 10 u. 69c MONDAY. MAY 31 (HARTKDRD BKANi H) 71 l-XOWKR S4TUKKT, H.AR'TFOKD. CONN.. JA-S-dWSI 108.1 Mainlst. i - MI..1-8790 T FX’ONO M V (l^eiiable For 25 Years) PLENTY OF FREE PARKING FRONT AND REAR OF MARKET 646 CENTER STREET ' - PLENTY OF FREE PARKING T r

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\ P A G E T E N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, MAY 27,1954 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, MAY 27. 1954 E E L E V E N > 2 l 5 ^ ‘ I 1 thair pictures taken by k photog­ Simmons aa hoateaa. There will poppiea wer.e diirtributed to local Post, will ptreach upon the subject \ camp at North Scituate, Rhode Is­ Ref>. and Mra. Eugene Gagllardone weeks. It is p anned to install a ■the acta will be selected for entry 2 schoolchildren the flrat of theweeh. Veterans Groups “He Is Our Peace;” closing his Presenting Pupils _ •< y t) Coventry rapher. Saturday at 2 , p. m. the be a diactisaion on planning and Bolton land. ot Hebron Road. She'was present: new feature, an outdoor lobster in the State 4-H Talent' Show to Ifirls will go to Mansfield Depot to planting herb gardena. stres.sing Contributions for ixriples wHl be message With the deliverance of The Women’s Society for Chris­ ed with a silver trophy and a pool, the first in this ares. be given during 4-H Short Course play a firls team of the Mansfield the use of herbs for landscape de- received through Sunday, she said. Atteiicliiig Service Abraham Lincoln's renowned Get­ In Dance Recital tian Service Is cooperating' with crown of American Beauty roses. Cuslome* a select the lobster of at the Unlversity in.July, Skywatqh ^ehedule State Tralninp School and Hos­ aign. Residents are urged to support this tysburg Address. Ball Team Plansi^aclice the jtmng people In procuring Orange Event PlannAl their choice from the pool. Initial 4-H Demonstration School^ pital. 1 Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Sim­ project which benefits, war veter­ The Tbbiler Is cordiall.y Invited. Gertrude Gsrdner Tylsr. dimes baked foods for the sale. All other Bolton Grange will celebrate its it and send it of," to the kitchen Manchester Evening Herald Bol­ Ahrtinn Nets $897. mons gave a talk. >‘Herbs for ans and their needy families. Ths North Methodist Cburch dnslructor. will present hsr puMIs details will be arranged by MYF 68th anniversary tomorrow night for coohing and serving. ton rorreapoodent, Mrs. Joseph Friday, May IS About $4t was taken in as r'e'7 Flavor, for Fragrance, ^or Fun." Coming Events will bs host to representatives of CX>RR»7TI0N • / in their annual spring redtsl, Fri­ members. at ths Corflmunity Hsll In an eve­ Mr. A)id Mra. Cole. New Eng­ lyitalla, telephone Mitchell Midnight — 2 a. m. . ___ Anthony Zillnakaa Contest^ Scheduled June 5 freshment proceeds of the auction at a meeting of the Ridgefield Cub Scout-“ Pack 57 Den' 2 will day, Juns 4, In the WaddSH tehool At School Field Tomorroiv Donors of food who are.unable ning of special program features. landers hJ^btrth. have spent much 3-5545. 2 a. m. — 4 a. m. .. K,..,, Volunteers Needed Garden Club, a unit of the Garden meet tomorrow at 7 p.m. at the all local vsttrans organisations on ' • - conducted over the w-eekend by Sunday morning. May 30. The A typographical error auditorium In two,, parts, “ Fsllns to get it to the church the night A lot-luck stpper will be served at lime in South Carolina where Mrs. 14 a. m. — 6 a. m. .. Volunteers Needed the South Coventry Volunteer Fire Clubs of America. home of their den nother Mrs. service, of worship, which will In 'The Herald page one Fantasy," a modern balUt; and preceding the sale or on the morn­ 7 p.m. under the rirertlon o f the Cole has had mueh ^experience in 6 a. m. - - 9 a. m ...... Volunteers Needed Covaatry May[ay 26 (Special)—,,(Special)— day. mTh* e ooniaidenial ciinuclinic willwm .uti.u.rinclude Assn. Auxiliary. To View Steam Shovel Nelson Drum. Carrlbean .Cruise,” a musical rs- Boltin, May 26-i— (Special).— ' inciiide.s teams from L^anon, Col­ ing of the event, are asked to con­ Home Economics Conniiittee. the re.staiiriint field, in catering, I 9'a. m. —' Noon ...... Volunteers Needed w ill'b e a 4-Ha H demonstra-demonstra-' children from three to 6-yeara-old;6-years-old; This makes a total of $397.84 The Nursery -c-lass of the co- Enterii Marine Corps commsnes at tan o’clock, will be terday of Dr. Ralph J. Biihghe The Bolton baseball team will be chester. Hebron, Willington and Deaths Last Night a 4-H ^ those-from five to 6- preceded by ths procession of the vue. * tact Patricia Mack after 6 p.m. A gingerbread contest, first step a.id 10 years in Red Cross can­ I Noon — 3 p. m . Volunteers Needed in sre w ii , , , a i I vision, those-from five to 6- received, according to Mrs. I.eo T. operative school accompanied by John D. Chappelle, RFD 2. en­ meeting with a U. S. Loya managed this year by Paul Man- Columbia. 1 contest June 5 at 1 , year.s-old. color-bearers, carrying Into the Mrs. Daisy Canada will be ths any evening. ‘ ’'x in a state-wide Gran;.;e competi­ teen work. They liave been in Xtan- I 3 p. m. - • 6 p^ ...... Eugene Mastrangelo tion school and contest June n ai i j ygar.s-old. > L,eary. project chairman. The total Mrs. Burton E. Moore, teachepi tered the Marine Corps recently. Board. The story should have read T S|^a,''with eSach Sam dgllb ex­ The league, .sea.son opens ..this 54chool Deposits ^P<)i tion. will also be sponsored by the chester for four years.* Until re­ I 6 p. m. — 8 ...... Alice and James Munsie p. in. in the Robertson " School " co n -IThe The \V We 11-C e 11-C h h vl.d \.l.d Conference, Conference, towards buying a will see a steam shovel in operation sanctuary the standards of state ccompanist, and Art McKay's or- B> THE ASSOCl-ATEpI PRESS He reported to Parris Island, 8. C., "While Bunche.waa meeting with ckastra will play for ths antirs pected lb do some playing. A prafT- weekend when Lebanon plays liere. The Banking Authority atS^the Home Elconor.iics ' Committee as cently, Cole has been with Cheney 18 p. m. p. m ...... Olive Ray, Grace Anderson ducted by the loc^il ’ 4-H Town isponso*redsponsored by by the the Young Younp Mothers Mothers gcott Air Pak for the. firemen thisweek in the rear of Jim's Auto for training. and nation. Ths veterans will en­ ttce session of the team will be Otla-wa Lionel ConaChe:'. 52, ter the church a few moments the Loyalty Board; two former progi'am. The locals travel to Colches'te,' for achool reports 78 students depohit^- part of tomorrow ntght'a program. Brothers as a textile engraver, a liberal member of parliament, 10 p. ijKX— Midnight ...... M r.' and Mrs. .Herbert Beneon, The traininc school^' Club •>""<'June 10 will he at the Rob­ which the auxiliary voted as their (Store where a driveway i5A eing held at the school diamond tomor­ a g^me Monday. The local Club ed a total of $70.13 In school aav field In which he has been en­ Marion 'Taggart (AltenUtiag ertson School. .Mrs. Rose said. prior to the start of the worship (not two .other) members of the ,Slnr>searly childhood Mrs. Tylsr Restaurant to.Reopen voted 'a . few years ago Canada's f « 21^ Club m^mhero in : ?rtson School. .Mrs. Rose said, project for the year. [constructed, Mancheafer Evening Herald Cov­ Communist Party were admitted has b e e n i popular dsncsr loeslly. row night at 6:45; Is hopeful they will have a good Inga accounts yesterday. 'The Ro-temouiit, popular Route gaged for 30 years. ■ weeks) < — town to assist them with demon- tiirN'(iirls' Team \Mn>>Wins * .Annual Banijiiet Hlated Personal MenI servics. greatest athlete of the ' half- Volunteers may register at Civil Defense Neadquarters, MuJll- entry correspondent, Mrs. Charles An address of welcome to the to the hearing room In the federal .She studle¥4n New York for S ysar The team allll has several play­ home-town following 'and la look­ • Anita Named Queen #5 hartaurant, will open Sunday 4:H Talent Show Slated atratlons. County,agents will be on I The pirls'girls' school .softballsoftball team The Mothers Club of North Cov- Mr. and Mrs. AlberAN.'Grenier ing forward to a big turn-out this century, and a former Nation cipal Building. Manchester on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, Little, telephone PI 2-6291, veterans will be given by the building." ^ under noted mastera of dance arts, ing positions open and will wel­ Mtaa Anita. Gagllardone, Con- noon n ^ e r the mari-gement of Mrs. Ralph Strickland of French Hockey League star. Died \^d- hand to give suggestions and I I defeateddefeated AndoverAndover Elementary Klementary wntrv will have their annual ban- of Silver Street will observe their come anyone at the practice aes- weekend. Charles TMid Marie Cole of Man- from 1-5 p. m. Civil Defense Telephone Number — 9-9068. charge lay leader, Howard L. and later becanla a member of a nectlcltt Statis 'Vegetable Queen Rd. ts^ this town's representative nesday. Sudraa will give criticisms. 1 School | School Tue.sday Tue.sday afternoon- afternoon- by a | q^et June 8 at the Altnaveigh at | 52nd wedding anniversary today. sion who would like to play "Bji.s- Food Sale Slated last yk*x, -was honored by her cheater. They.olan o furnish good for fh'e'4-H Talent Show "Share core of 26 to 17 here The number, of official langu­ Holmes. At the peak of the old time sail­ group of professional dancers on T h. dental and visual clinics ! score of 26 to 17 here Best local gtorrs. Cara will leave the Church Card - »’ l»nned ing ship whaling Industry, about dance tours througlKth# country tsr” Hutchinson and Ernie Noske The Methodist Youth Fellowship claKmatas last Friday when ahe nieals at popular prices, featuring the Fun" to be held June 11 at Xiemphis—Robert F. Pame. Jr., Howard Newspapers. Born In San (B om In Blue Hills, Msint. Disd .ndU will he conducted a t ' bitters were Alice Haynes. Gloria (community House at 6:30- p. m. I The Americirfi Legion AuxUiary ages in Europe doubled in the past The church school superinten­ I'l'anctsco. Died Wednesday. Wednesday. 70,000 men produced about 15 mil­ during World War ll> « n e s hsr Joined the team at the last prac­ has announced It will conduct a waa named Queen of the Freshman steak and fried chicken dinners as Vernon Grange Hall. 44. managing editor of-'the Mem- ?h r N .th « i H ale Communitv Cen- ^us.siere. Harriet Dorsey, and I Herb Claas to Meet i will be in f h ^ e of th,' card,party generations because of increased dent has announced that the chil­ pliis Commercial ApfSeal and son St. Paul, Minn. Howard E. Fort Lauderdale. Fla.—L s« W. lion gallons of whale oil a year return to town she has deVfitsd hsr tice .Sunday. fmxl sale at the J. W.-( Hale atore Prom at Becker Junior College In a specialty. x. 'All 4-H rlilh members are en­ JWr Jram^intments haxT been Rt^th Pierson. The herb class will meet today ! to m o r r o w X 8 p.m. in the Ameri- government toleration of minority dren of the school will meet in the »f the late Roh^L F. Paine, first Stevens. 80. retired vice -president Kremer, 60. former vice president •5V ^ 1 I j compared to toda,y's 13,000 men time to instructing and haa\glv*n A full schedule of games- has in Mancheater June 19 in order to Worce.ster, Mas.'. 'rae restaurant ha^been com­ titled to participate in the show f i llid Mr* Frederick C Rose The latter hit the only homer at 12:30 p. m. at Caprilands Herb I can LosriOn Home, languages like Slovene. Slovak, vestry that morning for a special editor of the Oto-eland Pres.s and of maintenance and operations of of the American Dental Assn; Bont^ Cr.ech. Lithuanian, Latvian, Es­ program. who produce more than 75 million a number of artistic and been sri for the local entry In Hie raise funds to send members to Anita, a first year student at the pletely redecorated and re- and each town will be allotted a Toungluicn. mr.. Mothers We'll-Child I of, the game. Farm, Luncheon at 1 p. ro, will 1 Mrs. William Hotchkiss, auxiliary Inter-County League which also Camp Aldersgate, the Methodist school,' is the daughter ot State fiirni.shed during the past, few maximupi of 10 minutes. Three of later a lop executive with Scripps- the Northern Pacific Railway. Lin Parker, S. C. Died Wedneidsy. Tomorrow the team will have'be served, witli Mrs. Adelma G. presi^nt, said the Memorial Day tonian. Ths pastor, the Rev. John E. gallons. ful recitals. , Opaunitte* chairman said Wednes-1 ______■ X - - ______

V Your moUDAY poods \ MONEY SAV|||G prices/ Meat Values/alues for the Long Holiday^Vraek-end! ^ Stock-up on these HOLIDAY Values

BELTSVIUE SMALL H O L I D A Y M O Y SAVING VALUESI LB EVISCERATED SIZES CLOVIRDALI 160Z YOUNG TINDiR PLUA p FULL-BREASTID Pink Scriinon Fancy Alaika CAN TIRKEYS MILDLY CURED - WELL TRIAA^ - READY TO EAT M IR A B IL - HEW LOW PRICE P re s e rv o i ApricobPeach-PineappIs \ Bun SHANK IB TOMATO - PINAir 14-OZ m ah h et LB Tangy Zsity \ BTLS PORTION X. PORTION Ketchup HOLIDAY 28-OZ STANDARD CANS CLOSING NOTICE! 7 -IN C H C U T : FROM HEAVY WESTERN STEERS Tdm atoes mihf/icafrjjfn fa vorites! \ Our Stores W9I Be CLOSED LB SiCTlONS - FINAST 16-OZ \ M O N D AY, AILAY 31 Finast Bologna 59* Large Juicy Segments c a n s Rib R oast G ra p e fru it FINAST B O N I IN - FROM TENDER, ^RN-FED STEERS MEMORIAL DAY Qr« ig Cooked Salami 69* BLACK 2-OZ Please Plan to Purchase Finast Ground CAN LB P e p p e r Enough Food for the Cl, Chuck Roast Sta 3ooJ VJuei! Long, Holiday Week-end BO N ELESS • MEATY and WELL TRIMMED Fresh Haddock Fillet lb 4 9 c ^

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■•4? PAGE THIKTEEN PAGE^TVyELVg MANCHESTF-R EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY. MAY 27.1954 MANCHESTER EVENINQ^ERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- THURSDAY, MAY 27. 1954 auditorium, will include a number V r Oak Street and east of Spruce and Zoning Dept, said today that Local PerforWers / of specialty acta by oufstanding for'T’l^iv^. "“M Aiisalfli Purchases Street, all of It In Residence A Ansaidi has not -applied for a subdivision in the aCea. V Gryk Says Cone Faction local performers in choral, instru­ The entertainment la sjtonsor- Zoiier Instrumenfs recorded*today Request Blood Donors Keep X 111 ('.asl of Reviie mental and dance numbe'/s, with ed by Mystic Review, No. 2. Wom­ P lo t of 22 Acres In the town.clerk's office indicate. a few from out of town. an's Benefit Assn., for the benefit The land was bought from vari- The number of franchised new The committee ■ haa been work­ of the WBA .Tunlors. v oii.a Cheney family intcre.sts and car dealers in the United Stales Appointments Here Friday Using Schools as Front The Mystlcettea S p^gtim e Re­ ing hard to produce a program Andrew Ansoldl, local developer, stamps on the inalrumcnts indi­ who handled two or more makes vue. to be presenlecj^omorrow at that will please both young and There are more kinds of orchids has purerhased a parcel containing cate the purchase price at about of cars declined from 7.142 In lO.'iS 8 p. m. in the Vyrfir-Rubluow duct Shop, Jodai), “THE POPUtAR WAY" the bloodmoblle unit will be sta­ trained nurses who dqnate' their As OnljK Real Issue now sees fit to'cpndcmn the same ^ tioned at that Jilace from 12:45 to time for technical help to the unit j members of the pre.seni Demo­ 5:30 p. rh. to try to achieve the j staff, will include Mrs.-W. P. Lock- Wm Ifjt C. Gryim^airMan of the cratic Tordn Committer whom it town's monthly 150 pint quota; wood, Mrs. Robert Messier. Mra. so laboptiiusly attempted to enjoin Town rtemocratir Co^r.iitter. to­ I Behind the scenes, but an in- j Stanley Zatkowaki, Mra. Inland j to its-slate as insurcrnls:" tegral part of a successful Blood- I Spalding, Mrs. Fred Johnson, and day rhnrged that the •'Ocme-Rubi- Both sides have expre.ssed con­ mobile Day are the Canteen work- j Mr.s. Thomas Boland, so reports ». . noW faction in the party "Vtr>'inf: fidence of victory tomuicojy. ' "ora who put in lohg houra prepar­ tile chairman of this local Nurs-, to iiae the schools of Manches ing the lunches for the 'blpodnio- ing Service. Mrs. Frank Morasco. Whether you're going to the a front for their own personal btle unit staff and for the volun­ Additional Staff Aides who are teer workera; and who are re- helping in scheduling blood donor lake or country > • - eh joy ing tlcal aspirations." Adlui Bills Ike kponaible for the food and fruit appointments are Mrs. Wells Dcn- CLOSED ALL DAY ■^i!' Tn releasing the name^ of !ii.s juices which are given the donors. ni.soii, Mrs. Sigfrid Pearson. Mrs. slate of candidates for election to ProloeF Bights On a day’s operation, such as yk'Hl Heleui Conley, Mrs. Marlin Crean. a rest • - - or having a guest- the Td'a'n Democratic ^'Comniittec take place tomorrow, they will be Mr.s, Charles' Straight, Mrs. Arthur yesterday, Cone charged that "the on duty from '*10:30 a. m. to 8 Hoaglund and Mrs. James Tani. MONDAY, MAY 3tl ^ Ai^s festive foods will Grj'k-Mahoney-F'tfpatrick axis of (Continued from Page One) ALL DAY p. m. under the leadership of their Mrs. Alfred Vennard, Motor Corps the local Democratic party has ■ , .M----- « p co-chairmen, Mr.s. Chnrle.s Burr chairman, reports an additional IN OBSERVANCE OF MEMORIAL DAY help you have a happier holi­ ac.pported e.vefy obstructive mcas- diplomats and slander of the; and Mrs. James Elliott, preparing corps member, Mrs. E. B. Steele, )ire and every dolayiag tactic that Army." Stevenson, said, t the food supplies, serving . them, assigned to the afternoon's work’. day! Come see—come save! has been propped to prevent the Kisenhower's refusal tn with- 1 and finally cleaning up. 'Fhey are Donor appointments are still be­ Keeney Street Schorr from bcinfr, ing received for Friday’s Blood- stand "Congressional Invasion of j MONDAY the first to appear at Woodruff OPEN THURSDAY built” MAY 31st Hall on Bloodmoblle Day. and the mobile Day. Walk-in donors will In his cocnter-charge toe applied to Raisin Tea Ring JANE PARKER EA Whole Hams ib73"^ gain control of the party and has "IHd it contribute to national For First Grade the co.st of materials for the home. Hot Dog Relish 'LT27' failed each time. unity for the Republican National T y U ta iA , Sliced Sour Rye JANE PARKER LOAF •This is the only issue involved Committee to sponsor charges ■Manchioiter Evening Herald El­ Shank Half'"^ sl^ceT" 69"^ Center Slices lb 1 15 In- the insurgent movement- per­ Ellington, May 26 (.SpcciaU — Sliced Cheese "“1?"“ "'“ ’' ',V‘ 2 r that the Democrats were a party Registration for the first grade lington correspondent, Mrs. lb. htns ANN PAGE Creamy Smexsth PINT JAR 33e slate. , He could not qualify for LB. pect, it is ab.solutely essential that! Swift's Prem CAN the Town Committee until yester­ drovea .... all eligible children register at this : PHONE CH-6.6863 QUART mmC "I only hope they don't buy any SUPER MARKETS .c day, the. day after the slate had CONNltnCUl AMD MAS'.aCHU'vIT ' time. MAYONNAISE JAR DD BROILER LB to be presented. more of those summer excursions , Church t'uleiidur Turkeys Canned Beverages uc 3^°s 29 with the Republicans. " he joked in j No person has been_named as The Missions Council will m eet' candidate for, the' DemocraUc “ prepared text. ' country view — fresh creamery tonight at 8 at the home of Nathan LET U S FILL YOUR ANN PAGE Jt O CC Ready-to-Cook, 10-14 LBS Mi-C O rangeade shank Eilwiirds on Glenwood Rd. Sparkle Gelatin Town Chairmanship to succeed In a newa conference yesterday, Ati'f. Flavors“ PKGS 8KG1 O M C Grvk if the opposition wins. G.yk Stpvenaon said racial segregation I half The Rev. Mr. Johnson will have 120Z Sandwich Bags WAXTEX 3 OF 30 8';ipporters hay^^ charged that Rii-j« ""“ ‘ hern problem it’a | as his sermon topic at the .Siind.'iy ; Ann Page Grape Jelly JAR 1954 CROP LB SWEET M 1 QT 14 OZ binow is the. reaf lvcad of the op- ^ " national one. morning serylce. "A Christian's Turkeys Grapef't Juice position. Mrs. Mae Vennard. ' But since the South is most af- Memorial Day," The Chancel Choir orUNSWT. ^ CANS tsdll sing "Oh Word of- God In- . Salad Dressing pgrerpEDucEo oTs4r secretarv of the Democratic Town ; ‘ ®"‘ e ‘ he South in working out the rut promptly at no extra 2 9 c A&P White Meat Tuna was added to the fund to help the . Sandwkh-Sf^od Rib Roast Short Ribi IB • Short Rihi LB be submitted to her according ‘ " rSI"^ N^egio chil- .steer Bruno Rirthe family furnish jhelr ' charBe. ANNPAGE PIS 4 TALL m j K party rules, was brought to her white public schools beef LB. new homi yeaterday, when High SIiccmI Bacon allgooolb75 superright lb 7 9 Evap. Milk ■WHITE HOUSE CANS n,,v,in-,w ■ Stevenson said the main point of Sheriff Paul B, Sweeney appeared, PINE PHARMACY 1 QT 14 OZ oinii, is Oil-, ‘ h" Supreme Court decision - ai| with the Rothes on the "On Your Orange Juice CAN 27= lonous* snri^cnmtinn becomes ss fbetne new^Demnc,w uem- P"‘nt that hasuAss been missed is-that^ fiesbly fro-joy pints 4 Aci'oiint" television .show in New CALL MI-9.9814 Fancy Sliced Beef Liver ig 45 o ca tlc Town Committee it could has been invited and K York City. Our Own Tea Bags OF lOO's 69' I , 1 challenged to help write the decree ,, h a m b u r g ground ii>.33c icecream at flavors i tnr 4 9 c PeanutButfer *nnpage ’?A^^ 31= increase its size. Cone putting the court's ruling into ef-'| Sweeney answered all the ques­ Canned'Chicken ^ banquet brand tin 1*3^ It ;’ then he thcluded and elected .town blioulder sunshine tions asked and won $200 in ca.sh I LB M ec feet. ■ ' Iona Green Beans I'" ’ chairman. y e d i c h o p s cut ih. 6 9 c \ straw b erries 16 07.. pkg. 4 1 c before copping the "jai'.k[>ot Skin less Fran kfo rts SUPER RIGHT , LB 53 CANS I-aBidle Neutral valued at approximately $2,.’)00; REPEATED D im « a D Iiia d e t e r g e n t LARGE ^ | C SEV.MOCR .AIAN KILLED Ally. John p. LaBcllc. Ruhi- shoulder Included in ttic"jackiK>t " was HII150 Diue BLUES AS IT WASHES PKG 0 1 pts 1 I Zarex Fruit Syrup 27= fiow's law pn-it'ner. lym'' leader of spring Ih. refrigerator, washing muebine, i BY POPULAR REQUEST Large Bologna SLICED ' .'.V'j aLB PKG PKG 2 9 Beacon Fails. May 27 ((Pi — A l a m b c h o p s 7 9 c f r . f r . p o t a t o e s ' ’i y t 2 pkB.. 2 9 c stove and other artii les, , The i an unsuccea.sful afteii|ipl two years two-car collision killed a Seymour Educator Butter Cookies pkg 25= Rothes can use all the prizes won | Sliced Pepper Loaf Vj lb p k g 38= ago tn unseat Gr\*k, said today he mah here last night, critically in- , will remain neutral In -the fight. by the sheriff, since they lost vir-j 1c ONE CENT 1c YUKON, Popular jured his wife, snd inflicted lesser / y v w i . pink lem onade "f.”n 2c.r^33c tually everything whe,ii their Wind- A&P Fancy Peas 2 He is not listed on either siste. Flavors, Contents Live Lobsters CHICKEN QfJU.WBO In his .counter-charge today. injuries oh four other' persons,] son'illc Rd, home was leveled by ' SALE Beverages Gryk . a.ssertrd that the ‘'Conc- Charles Flaherty, about 65..nVas freah live a trio of baby tornadoes two weeks N utley M arg arin e 2p,\^^5= Rubinow■’ faction has tried to per. killed. Hi.s. wife, Suaan, 60, is,I skinlessless ^ ««"• • /- " 1 WALLPAPER WHOLE or AN.Y SIZE PIECE-SEASON'S LOWEST PRICE siiadc p'ps.’ nt Town Committee oh the dangev list at Griffin Hos­ A ne\V Cape C^d-type home, i pital. Derby, and Mrs. Susan ; Tti being built by volunteers, is rapid- I Iona Tpmoto Juice 19= members to, join their ranks. One roll of our large Helectinn .A&P's OWN PURE VECE.TABLE He says: Breault, 38.‘ of Beac'on Fails, rid­ cott's fruit ly taking shapethe site of the! of slo<-ked kvallpa|ier—at regular "It is significant In note that ing .wllli the Flahertys, suffered forricr Rotho horneiitcad. Materials j price— EXTRA ROLL Ic. Watermelons Whole Kernel Corn ^ 2 cans 29 abrasions on both legs. Three | freshly sliced all SHORTENING,.:iT'S DIGESTIBLE the Cone-Rubinow faction has EIRM RED-RIPE, VITAMIN RICH tried herd to persuade manv of j . ‘ h*] f r a n k - flavors ALL SALES rtS’AL Iona Tomatoes 3 ca*s35= the active niefnhers of .the present ' " ‘ her car auffered cuts, lacerations LB y g f . 1 LB'i 12 07, For .A IJmlted' Time Onlyl ^ i and bruises when thrown to the veal loaf \ s y r u p s CAN bottle dexo 3 Sugar Wafers pavemrnt. [> YOUNGSTOWN Tom atoes * V f reshly sliced i See how much you-save over other Coionid Embroidery SINKS and KITCHEN GRAND WITH ICE CREAM-JUMBO SIZE 27 icy stuffed leading brands with thrifty dexo. Just Wrap And Button Ih EQUIPMENT , Popular PT A P C pimento loaf man7anilla IceCreani^ Flavors PKG amerlcun slired n 07. Cantaloupes ice box ANDERSON and Delicious Luncheon Meat' 12 0 Z J T C jar CALIFORNIA Hi JOHNSOK Spam Cold or HotSpanrj Hits the Spot! 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f:- ■ FACE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY. MAY 27, 1<>54 ------/ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN^im.TlSDAY, MAY 27. 1954 PAGE. FIFTEEN TOONERVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER CARNIVAL. BY Di6 ( TURNER gabtien aesaions in these schools. ■ Rockville-Vernon ~ To be eligible for entrance into Sense and Nonsense Guest Preaclier the kindergarten, Arthur E. Chat* IMH JW " " i t fO"- M A T tR N lT V terton, superintendent of schools WARD reminds parent, a child rniist be Proud Mother -r- You must tip-t tal and Labor? , Bloodmobile Fails to Meet flve-years-old.pn or before Dec. 31. MANCHESTER toe iipetalre. end take a look a t ! . Father — If .vou lend money— Two Cars Collide ^ m c A f Q little Mary before ahe la, aaleep. | It’a CapitAl — and when you try to N o one was Injured when two j / The viaitor followed up to •the get It back — It’a Labor! Quota as Donors Renege cars collided st the intersection of i Oi huraery. The two grown pe.ople Cottage and '•Prospect Streets at looked In; there waa the girl, on In an Armv h.iapital, ona nurae about 7 this morning.- Miss Ethel her kneea bealde the big bed. warned anotner. “Theae gre the , Rovjtville, May 27 (Ppocial) viled to attend a'receptlon In honor Flynn. 40.- of 87 Union St..was PUBLIC MARKET Mother (fondlyI lan't that a dangeroui caaea. They’re almoat , jted Cro.s.-? offlc lnla here were deep­ of the new department preaident, driving north bn Cottage St. when Chester Barel.sa. 33. of-.J! Pine St. picture! Innocence, aaylng It.a well." ly conccrnrcl over the pi or sliow- Mrs. Leola Stillivan in E a»l Hart­ 803-805 MAIN STREET ford June 5 at 8 p m. to be given by going west op Prospect St. collid­ prayera to ita Heavenly Father! Ing matle yestenlay when the Bloodmo'iile unit collcitcd less the D. C.;’Aodman Corps of East ed with Miss Flynn’s car. ' , Ji'iat then the little gtrl’a voice Private Detective— How do you Hartford. Patrolman Edward Quiiin Inves­ floated out to them. than half its quota. do? They were doubly di.scppointed Healing Hervlee Hinted tigated the crash. bu,t made tio ar* Girl - - Where in de debbil did 1 Client — Terrified. How do .vou hecause yrsterd."-y’8 quol’’,. termed The final visit of. ‘he Rev. D. rests. Damages estimated at $100 CRACKIN' GOOD SUGGESTIONS FOR leave dat dolly? do? half a-bank,” was only half the i Robert Bailey of Brooklyn, N. Y., for ^he two vehicles were reported. I Private Delertive r— Myatified!' regular 150-plnt quota exiiected | to St. John’s Episcopal Church to The great American Inatitution, from this area. O ff cials aaid that cohduct a service of healing amd Tnli'ottville Items are now ban- ; Gert Waller alwaya dreageS Q2 3 the banquet, la an affair whera a 'otily 30 plnl.s were collected. t prayer will take plate tonight at died through the Manchester Eve­ I"II'I apeaker flrat eata a lot of food he like a gentleman. r ■ Mrs. Elizabef.i .‘?p-irling, field/7:30. The service will Include! hhymn ning Herald Rockville hiireaii lo­ doean’t want and then proceeda to Marg I woiildn’ known. I’ve ‘ secrerary, . s.iid Uie fault did n ^ slnging, a sermon, a period of in- cated at One Market SI., telephone talk about aomething he doean't never aeen him dreaa. lie in the nutiiber of appointniepU slnrction on healing, and at the Rorkrtlle S-SI.F8. imderatand to a lot of people who made, for tlieie were more than close the rite of healing for those don’t want to hear him. Will B. Rich Uvea on. Wealthy enough perso:i8 scheduled to niake who remain for it. The service is Street in Grand Rapida. Mich. — donations. T^e percentayie of open to the puplic. A My mother’a name makea a aen- Linda Laraen. Ludington, Mich. bioken appoiiitineuts was ilnn.snal- InitlatUin Planned tence Ethel May Wink, and my ly high. The first Klks clas.- initiation by Rev. Rerthll Paulson Grocer No. air. I wouldn’t ctah aiater’a initiala apell a word S. Art tiroup To Meet the exalted ruler, Roy B. Paige, - / A. VF. - Robert U Wink. Weat a check for my own brother. and his new officers will be held The Rev. Berthil Paulson of )z 5T-a7 Cuatomer Well, I giieaa you The Tolland. County Art A.n.sn. Monroe, La. .lina been Invited to hold its June’l tonight. There will be a supper Sweden will be AN* RneAt preacher HOUDAY QUALITY FOODS FOR MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND AND ALL OTHER TIMES. MAKI f C? C«B* IM4 M|A ft«MM *M. ahould know your own family beat. served st 6:30 to be followed by ^ t M U t OH 'meeting at the McKinley A rt M u­ at the Covenant Congregational THE PUBLIC MARKET YOUR FOOD SHOPPING HEADQUARTERS. A little boy aaid to hia father: seum in Somers, .where paintings the regular meeting. Church, 43 Spi-uce St., Friday eve­ Boy — Papa, will you pleaae ex­ Horae.a: Thing.a men work like Huperinr Court Cakes Set ning at 7:30. He was born in this > f»> >iR \ s- ay-s4 *H« certainly ii an energetic salesman!" ' of Albertus Jones will be on dis­ plain the dlfferenra between Capi­ ao they ran play them. play. Additional casea assigned for country, but has been raised an d . STORE CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY. MEMORIAL DAY. ■ Mrs. Agnes Krcy.sig, president th« Tolland Co.inty Superior Court 'educated in Sweden. | DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE says the invitation waa extended tomorrow at'I'd a.m. Im lude; Philip i One of fourteen full-time evangel- , OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAM^S OUR BOARDING HOUSE w ith MAJOR HOOPLE by Stanley McKinley, owner of the A. Becker, p.p.a. el als vs. Louis j ists of The Mission Covenant of jiSvlFT I’REMll M WHOl.E OR HALF miiseutn, formerly knowni as The Levine et al: Joseph P. I’opielar-j Sweden, he received his theological CANNED MEAT /fa? Maples. Both McKinley and Jones reyk, et als vs. Frederick J. Raff, i training In Stockholm, and speilt [DlS^RW Hy DO 1 PAV^ T M 6 ' ■e« U • Pa« OM n r , AWRie>HT, IVLTALK.' I ees* m« »y »H4 »ervee. \ will be present to conduct the Art et als; Emma Poirier vs. Frieda j some time at North Park College Over p a l l * f o r L€6fO K 6f CX.D. ID SNEAICEP TK BAG CXtT . 66AOjSeMTLEAiLeFJ' NOTMIMS Antwtr to Prsvlout Puzit* Assn, on a totir of the building L. Dalton 4t al; Frank Biorcuk vs. | fn Chicago, 111. LAMB LEGS TO VIAKE A LITTLE HOLE iLOOkij 'THIS D l i » Mew V e x M e — r ^5 m a o e earn "When are yeu ever going to learn, Fribly, that cards a r t and to comment on the 10 rooms lia rv Biercnk; Wllfrbd J. Robin- He was called to his piesent IN IT TO GIT A FEW FOR ILAK RT0P6 MISS’ALL TAKINS Catty c a n r j of oil and water colors b.v Jones, son ‘et si .vs. Howard McKnlght; ' position In 1941. On his way to this Three Hundred MV SHOOTERz/BLn- TH A tXJZeW OR ALORE HOLES-IN manufactured to tall, not to play with?" ) VOO ^ e O O U C B S It IT A S u u u who is a noted South Windsor Leonard A Bouchard vs. A. Her- country for the present itinerary, | RiH BAG DROPPeP AM' . O N E .' — t h e f e a t M E R g L y u a i i j he spent a week in the Bllly-I Finished Monuments and BOSTEP - 1 WA^MEP I CHOP » OFF A TREE B i s a s artist. Included in the tour at the bel t Wells et als. Court sessions < PERFECTIOM IH $W(NS, ' ACEOSS 95 Grselc war god U k d Q Graham campaign in Ixjndon. Eng­ ’EM, BLTT g o o d n ig h t 'r r W iF r \ A M D W iH 5 AFJ JB k U museum Is a studio which is avail­ will continue Tuesday, Wednesday Markers In Oor Display ■naMWe. LOFT O f BALL AMD , land. He arrived here tW'o weeks lb 1 c o u l P m t w ip e Ay, A < 1 0 0 ALOSP- I Cat from bit able for-artlst.H’ u.se. and June 15.. Yard To Choose Fxoml SPAM ...... 12-Oz. Can 44c J U D 6 M E N T r l 57 Oriental coin i B 5 .5 E ago, and Will travel throughout the LAMB CHOPS ALL THEM BEANG MI$TAH. MAM of Man A P s K ^ Mrs. Kreysig suggests that PRV. SWEE-nE PIE Br NADINE SELTZER 99 EsseRtial X .Space Cumnilttee To Meet coiint|-y un||il the middle oT Septem-. HORMEL CANNED HAMS 9 to 10 Lbs.— Lb. $1.05 MA30R.V O E D lC A T - 9 ----- cal members bring camp chairs or The committee on space utiliza­ The Finest In being her. ^ IN 6 A HEVt I Circus big cat cushions if they care to be seated tion aj the Flrat feongregilional HORMEL CANNED HAMS 4-Lb. Sizt— Each $5.19 DOWN . The meaaage of the evening will NATIVE MILK FED TO ROAST S T P 6 E T 12 Toward the dining the bu.sinesa meeting which Church of V e r n ^ one of tfle-' HORMEL CANNED HAMS IVj-Lb. S'lzo-Eoch $2.42 1 Master be given in English which the Rev. \ L16HT.' sheltered side will be held at 7 ••I*’ at the art gal­ building snb-conu«ltlees, meets to­ Design (corruption) Mr. Palil.son speaks fluently.. A HORMEL CANNED CHOPPED HAM lery. Members may also biing night at 8 at the church parlors 19 Be indebted 2 Pertaining to brief greeting will be brought in friends who would enjo.y this un­ in Vernoij Center. Workmanship 12-Oz. Can 54c BONELESS VEAL * 59< 14 Feminine the Swedish language. i mountains usual program. appellation A group vvill'Meave the Manse at The public is cordially Invited to 3 Tidier 19 Loped 38 Eludes Ilimpital Re|Mirt Presented HORMEL CANNED CHOPPED HAM 15 Mast 9 a.m. tobiorrow for the May attend. 4.Dry (comb, 30 Lays waste 39 Cougars At tlw meeting of the American Material SH(>1 LDER 16 Social Insect Rurah Life Pilgrimage to Nortli 7-Oz Ce discussed for the TOP QUALITY SMOKED MEATS 11 Titled leprosy port stationery, toilet articles and ollv-r award to John Kelnhack of Som­ MANCHESTER VIENNA SAUSAGE 4-OZ.. C A N 19c 23 Muddle small necessities pinvided by the coining STale Convention. ers; Star Scout award to Joseph SUGAR CURED COLONIAL SMOKED HAMS, 24 Scatter, as hsy 1 P- r " P” T~ 4 r - 1 Auxiliary from funds received .\ccideiit Case 0|>enH Slonne and Norman W ing 6f Haz- MEMORIAL 29 ’’Emerald Isle" through the sale of poppies. The civil action of Edith H. ardville; Life aw-ard to Ted Ten- READY TO SERVE 27 Craftsman d 1 h A Memorial Service honoring Kinne against C. F. Kuenhold. an eiowitz of Hazardville; SitvY c o m p a n y DAISY HAMS ->-> SMALL LEAN SMOKED (comb, form) action i-e.snlting from injuries al­ Palm to Robert Higgins. Hazjrfd- Aee HOSAN - the war dead and the deceased NATIVE HEN TURKEYS SHOULDERS ^ J.PWlLU*M^ ' . > 29 Pigpen i n IV" members of the Unit was al.so held legedly sustained h.v Mrs. Kinne in vllle and a special aw-ard .(o Eu­ A. AIME'TTI. Prop. A n d « m e a p / r . r t WOtfRV WART w ~.X.i ,_ 4 31 Goddess of an anto accident at Main Street gene Staiger who has isY* Prac­ COR. PEARL and HARRISON last night, wlUi Preaident Mis, DRESSED and DRAWN infatuation B tically every other aw'M^ that a STREETS h 1 Anna KadeLskl, Mrs. Bernice Per- and Central Row, Hartford in SUGAR CURED 12 Southern zanowskl, Mrs. Mae Chapman and 1950, opened In the Tolland County Scout can earn. ^ Opposite East Cemetery FRESH FROM NORTH ALLEY OOP Snug? BY V. T. HAMLIN general ft n Mi.ss Emma Batz taking part. Superior Court yesterdav and was Kindergarten T<) Register T E L E P H O N E MI-9-5807 FR.VNKI.IN, CONN. 33 Malayan I laK-al Memhent Klwteil conlinned until today. Registration ^ pupils ta r Kin­ or MI-S-8A17 7 9 BONELESS HAMS PERHAPS, BUT NOW PNDYOUR I>eVyter coin B rr II Burpee Women’s Relief Corps To Give Memorial Basket dergarten wdKbe held tomorrow AW. WHVS EVERT- \ W D BETTER CLOTHES M OPEN SUNDAYS BOOT 50 EXCITED^ \ CO ID 'O J R A a RlCHT; 14 Genus of i has been hono.red by the election of As has been his custom for sev­ from 1 to/S P- r"- East. maples D 31 RIH I'M SIZK— 6-7 I.BS. THE FINEST NATIVE SHUCKS, ALL I'VE BOOM ANTffT two of ita members to department eral years', Andrew Binheimer will Noi'thea.^ Maple. Vernon Center Buy Direct and Save Money CHICKEN PARTS SOT TO DOS SET DRESSES 36 Shield bearing H. i n offices at the convention held re- i give a memorial basket of flowers and "^fbo n Elementary Schools. MORE EXERCISE. 39 Golf teacher cently in New London. Mrs. Bea­ .Sunday for the boys who gave Therefivlll be no afternoon kinder- n ______11) 40 All i trice Minor "-111 sprve as Depart­ their lives fighting for their coun­ Cut-^froiii nativp rhlckona. Buy fho CHICKENS M II r partn you and your family like CAPONS 44 First woman ment Patriotic In.slructor and Mi.a-- try. The basket will he placed in irr lirrr I hi- wn-krnd. 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. 1 HOT DOG amt FREE M N O U T L E T OFEN SAaMo ( PARKING 505 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST TtSPaM a HAMBURG ooz. iQ ' CHAMBERS BUILDING-^AT THE GREEN r L r t MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN,. THURSDAY, MAY 27. 1954 PAGE SEVENTEEN 'PACE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, MAY 27. 1954 w • THE Heads Up Baseball Giants Boast Five Game Herald Angle Giglio, Thomas Reach Finals ■ j Ratings Shuffled E A R L W. YOST Governor’s Cup Spf^way Scene foE 500-Mile Race Streak, Ready for Dodgers By LLOYD MANGRUM Sporta Editor New Yorih May 27 tJi — Aa a '• to atxlh place after being droppeil result of their recent setbacks in from the ratings laaj month. Ralph the ring snd bn the televi.sion (T iger) Jones was the one drop- By BEN PHELGAR AHOTA HERE AND THERE year St the helm of s National i 36-Hole Eveitik to magic—a special gin rummy I hi^adelphia edged Boston 6-5 in screens, middleweight Joey Giar- ped this lime, going from third .\saoclated Press Hporis W riter ! his fourth l)it. Tam O'Shantcr alway.i has been Television viewers from const to League club. He is the senior \ 10 innings.. Hank Sailer and Dee Fondy led ■» / j dello .and featherweight Percy place -to xlear out of the picture New York Giant fans, still I routine before each game that's my favorite course; I'm the head i coast will hsve a chance to watch manager in point of service in the ! Two pitching streaks were the C h i^ go Cubs wrecking crew' Sunday at Club Bassett, both of Philadelphia, to- after'losses to Jacques Rpyer and basking in the fading glories of supposed, to cast a hex on the op­ pro there.. But one hole —the 18th | Tommy "Hurricane’’ Jackson in loop.,A representative of a New broken. Flobin Roberts, a loser in againir the Cardinals. Sauer hit of the sprawling Chicago layout action Friday night at 10 o’clock York taxi company which has dav. were dropped from the post- Pedro Gonsale*. 1951; bragged today about a five- position. Pittsburgh liasn't been Uons a.4 No. 1 challengers in th e, Bassett’s defeat by lightweight his last seven appearances against his .^tlvhom er and drove in four always has been my particular when he boxes Charley Norktis at equipped Its cabs with radios, re­ Dr. Andy Tliomss snd Len Gigllo game winning streak, then can- i winning many, whetlier hexed or runA FoSidy collected four hits in- monthly Ring Magazine ratings of Orlando Zuluetta Cost him the No. Brooklyn, went the route to vic­ favorite. , ■ Madhsoh Square Garden. Jackson ports that nine out of ten passen­ posted victories yesterday at the tiously crossed their fingers. • not. but yesterday's game was cer- tory In Ebljets pteld despite a cpfding a home run. la ' one of the crudest and most boxers. 1 spot in the featherweight divi- Brooklyn's coming. ! Thai's becau.se 1 made what 1 gers ask the driver to tune In a j' snchestcr Country Cltih to gain tcinly the klntl that could have 10-hit Dodijer attack. Eddie Lopat • The Chicago White Sox's second awkwwrd fighters in the heavy­ Glardello. beaten by France’s sion. ' He. now Is rated second The Dodgers invade the Polo rate the bent shot of my li'fe on baseball game.,Jimmy Braddock the finals 'in the Governor’s Cup gone either way. o, the Yankee! was beaten, by straight victory over Cleveland weight divlalon hut has dynamite Pierre Langlois. was* dropped to behind Raby Ortiz o f Mexico, Grounds for a three-game series that bole. It came durln'^; the final picks Rocky Marciano to best Ez matches. New York got only four hits, a Wa.shington for the first time -in came in the last of the ninth when In both fists. He must score sn im- Charles In their coming bouC. • • • third place among the challengers Some of the other significant starting t&morrow night against a' single and a home run by wcak- round of the 1948 World Cham­ • • « 13 gafnes. since .lime 26, 195^. Ca.s.s Michaels slammed a Hal resslvC win over Norkiis to get | THOMAA, A TOl’GH competit^ in the middleweight division, changes -in the ratings were: Giant club that has been showing hitting Davey Williams and two pionship tourrament. 1 had shot D?1 Ennis drove in five rubs in Newhou.ser pitch over Larfy Do- Sack Into the heavyweight picture. I BOBO NEWSOM, now a TV when the chips are down, ojatt -V" where (he ratings we'-.-e complete- Billy Graham was dropped from ri.ore signs of life than most ex-, doubles by W illie Mays. W illiam s' the first nine In 32 and look 29 support of Roberts and/W illie by'a head In centerfield with the Jackson was upset by Dan Buccer-' commentator with the Orioles, j$galn overcame a two 'hole d*flctl Iv reshuffled. third to sixth among the welter- , / perts expected. sing)e figured in the first run. his shots to come tip to the spot 1 was Jones added to the Phiffldelphia bases loaded. The Indians had tied onl in hia last start. Norkus has ^ dqubles as Baltimore's batting as late as the 14th hole to elimi­ Rocky Cnstellani of (1e\eland, weights because o f continued In- • • • bonier provided the winning mar­ in on the 18th. been fighting as a pro since 1948. ' fotal with a run-scoring'triple and the score in the top of the ninth on practice pitcher when the team is nate veteran Del St. John by a who will meet chainploe Bohn Ol-I activity. tin. That spot wa.s 25 yards away He upset Danny Nardico in his LEO D IR O C H E R ’S athletes i a home run. ' , a pinch hit triple by Joe Ginsberg, at home. .The Sporting News 1-up margin in a tl.qht match that son in a title bout at San Fran- Former featherweight ekamplon have tended to streaks this spring ' * • • his first hit of the season. from the hole. My ball wa.-s a fe'.\;^ most recent outing. . . . The pick ' cisco In .august, became the No. W illie Pep waa dropped from the • * ,? claims the honeymoon can end was carried right doWh to the final BRO O KLYN F E LL to third last • • • fe»t out from the green, which is Jackson by a knockout within I man and busy Holly Mims of rqtings In that dKtsion. and the last five days have been IX IPA T tiOT B E AT in the last quickly In Milwaukee If the Braves hole. Gigllo carried a hot chipping night, half a game bchintt' the was uphill.' I needed a hiidie to seven rounds. . . . The Rorking- Washington advanced to No. 2i The bantamweight champlpn- one of their good periods. By whip­ of the ninth. With two put he gave GFS 7.KR.MAL hit a grand fail to maintain their intereating Iron sntl putter into his match f Giants, by bowing to Ihc/Phila- win the tournament right there hsm Park nine-week meeting trom Hie sixth spot. i ship w as li.sted as vacant, since ping Pittsburgh 2-1 yesterday they up succesivive singles to Pete Run­ home run for the Athlctios who pace of last year. A t a recent with Ted Plodzlk to oust the lat­ took over second place, a game and delrhia Phillies 8-6. Milwaukee finally edged Boston in the 10th but was more mneerned with get­ starts Monday with the running of game, when owner Lou Perlnl Ttberio Mitn of Italy, w ho re-1 Australia's Jimmy Camithera an- nels. Ed Fitzgerald and pinch hit­ ting the par I had to have to gain the $7,500 Memorial Day Handi­ ter by a 4 and 3 m^gln. a half behind Milwaukee, won It.s ninth straight^ 7-6 over ter Jim Lejrion. The victory was on a pinch hit single by Bill Ren- stepped to the plate to make a Three up at the , turn, Giglio ccntl.v won the European middle-j nounced his retirement - after a a tie. ;■ -U.V-*'. cap as the featOre of the holiday weight title with a sensational successful defense against Cham- The Brooklyn .series won't make Cincinnati. Oiicago cn shed St. the fifth straight for Bob Porter­ na. A double by Jim Piersatl and spe'wh, s leather-lunged fa n dropped a point to a par on the I delivered for myself quite well card. . . . Trinity College Coach yelled:. "G'wan back to Boston-- 28 seconds knockout of former | rern Songkit.-at of 'Thailand, or break the Giants. But if they Louis 15-5. field. long flies by Ted Williams and short 12th but got the advantage — my chip heading right for the Dan Je.saee has been reappointed and take them bums with you!” world champion Randy Turpin o f' Leo Espinosa of the Philippines happen to sweep three games, or In the Americah League the Cincinnati fell one run short of Jackie Jensen tied the score in the © 4 back on the lonj 14th after bang- Chicago White .Soi>; closed to with­ ninth. cup. It came down and rolled past to tly Coaches Rules Committee of Milwaukee fans are not known to England, is rated fourth. 'Kirpin ! moved from fourth to third among even gain a 2-1 edge in decisive catching up with Milwaukee with \ li.g an approach iron from the It— as my heart gave a jump— and the College Coaches Assn., by belittle the Braves. But what a yielded fifth place to Bobby Daw- the flyweight challengers on the fashion, they'll findf themselves in in half a gair.caught steal­ and 1, Bob Cotton J-up In 19 holes with the first heat at 8. Sunday ing only six times in 28 attempted and finally Del John by 1-up. Move into Sixth Round night at the same hour. Plainville thefts last season and in 1952 he St. Bridgets Score 2 to 1 Indiana ‘Flying Irishman* Was Hot in Sprints stole ,3() bases in 35 tries. From New Y'ork, May 27 (A’ l A de­ will present a 200-lnp feature ON HIS D ^R U H to the finals. Muirfleld. Scotland. May 27 (A5 Braid New 1954 ALLIANCE Teina-Rotor cision was expected today on Of Line as Pro Boxer event for pleasure cars along 1947 to 19.53, Reese was sueressful Gigllo ha(l ^ easy time In posting “ I got through the conversion The three co-favorites Ameri­ whether Native Dancer starts Indianapolis—(NEA) — A re­ ThLs kind of confidence in a with a .50-lap feature for non- in 140 of 175 attempts for a .809 wins over Harry Mathiason, 3 and High Harriers test fine, and I was rolling pretty ca's Frank Stranahan and. Bill Mondav in the *50,000 Subur^ban cruit hasn't roared home the win­ rookie only can come froni a well- Fords. A ll 19.50 to 1954 models are average. 1, Dick -Law. alKo 3 and 1. .Sav Victory over Methodists Turns Your Antenna qualified one. and O'fconnor ap­ good in the trials. I got through ( ’.•’mphell and defending champion Completely installed to your Handicap at Belmont Park^'and ner of the Indianapolis Speedway Chicago, May 27 (J’l — To all .Miff left honks, although Referrp eligible to- compete for the top Zavarella by 3 and 2 and finally Run at Storrs I'ne muscular grey turf 1^101 will 500 since Friink Lockhart took the pears' to be all of that and then with a 134.363 average speed, but Frank Sikora ruled a slip on one Joe Carr of Ireland- won their To Any Station Vntent.s and purpo.ses. Chuck Davev prize money and trophies. Miss riodziU. 4 and 3. way to the sixth ro’ind of the Brlt- present T T an> C A have f'omething to say/b.bout it jackpot way back in 1926. some. The Flying Irishman start­ some other guy came along and of them; and again for an eight, Andrea Todd, who will represent STANDINGS Automatically! appears through as a professional The finals will be played over irh Amateur Golf Tournament to- tenna only .... himeelf. B u t through- ed in roadster events around Co­ knocked rrle-ouyof the race on the count in the sixth from a serie.s Connecticut at the Mi.ss Universe W. L. Pet. Stores. May 27 (A5 — A field of boxer, ending one of lelevi.sion's Hi^li Golfers the 36-hole route on Sunday. Apparently fully pebovered from o 111 Indiana — lumbus, Ind.. in 194.8 and last last day." of right.s. ... finals in (California, will make the Second Congo* ...... 3 0 1.000 da;’ . 209 schoolboys representing 10 Reg. Price $64.50 Call MI-3-8790 summer captured the American O'Connor was knocked out be­ St. B rid g e t'*...... 2 0 1.000 Lionel Conacher Dies, Stranahan, victor in 11M8 snd a slightly , bruised/right forefoot, where everybody first births of a national sports Ma’. tinez'wa.s Credited with a presentations. . . . The electrical­ Considerable Interest is being high schools will compete here to­ Automobile Association's midwest cause the race is limited to the North Methodi*t . . . .1 2 .333 It.K). turned back Alan Thinvell, the Dancer was/due for a, three- hero. technical knockout in the .seventh ly-operated baseball scoretroard at Drop Seeond shown In the coming G:eater Man- who uses a car sprint crown. 33 fastest qualifiers and his aver­ Emanuel Lidhersn . .0 2 .000 day In the fifth anmial'* Eastern eights mile lyOrkout which coaid Dave.v wa.s more than self round. An Illinois Athletic 'Yankee Stadium cost $100,000. che'jler Amateur Golf Champion­ the English champion. 3 and 2. in determine whether he'd be ready for anything O'Connor, will be at the wheel age was nine-tenths of a mile made, he wa.s television made. United Melhodi*t . . .0 2 .000 the feature match of the morning Sectional Qualifying Track Meet BENSON'S, Inc. Comnii.s.sion doctor had examined The board is located behind the Manchester High lost its - sec­ ship which will be played together Great Canadian Athlete to tackl^ "the second race of the more than a of a KuiTi.s Kraft of the 500-C slower than the fellow In spot round. Campbell. Walker Cup ace the University of ConnwUcut. He advanced undefeated through Davey after the .sixth round and bleachers in centerfield. . . Fourth ond match In 10 ’vesterday after­ i.lth “ Beat Be'n Hogan Day" on 1085 MAIN STREET handicap triple crown. Owner A l­ Sunday drive is series. The car is owned hy Lind­ i:o. 33. Best game of the young season. from Huntington, W , Vs., finished Th« Stste CTass A championships a series of warm-ups, backed hv ruled the bout, scheduled for 10 annual Memorial Day Stock Car noon when a strong Wethersfield S rt’irday. June 5. Open to a ll’resl- fred ,Vanderbilt and Trainer Bill awaiting the big Classic will be held Saturday night ^ „ ..... In the Church Softball League wa.s , are scheduled for next week ' at sey Hopkins of Miami. Fl.v., and O'Connor resumed his old occu­ the International Boxing Club, rounds, should be stopped. High golf team defeated the In­ Ottawa, May 27 tJ>'v-Lionel brilliantlv to oust R. F. Stevens Winfrey w ill confer after the grind of May 31 the way in which O’Connor- was pation of dominating the sprint .iintil he reached the top a title at Riverside Park Speedway. . . dents or the Greater Manchester j last night *t Robertson of Austrslis. 2 snd 1. Yale Field. New Havep. High The nationally-televised bout dians at Wethersfield, lO to 0. The sr*s, this tournament, u hich got , g, Bridget’s scoring a Conacher, Canada’s greate$l ath­ UQuiiis Honor wPrkout. —they give a 25- able to come across a car of this events. While • he did so. Hop- fight with welterweight champion drew a ringside crowd of .ISS.") Several ■ major league baseball schools entered in.today's events win was the seventh fn 10 stsrts off to a great start a year ago and I 2 to 1 win over the North Metho- lete of the half-century, d i^ last Carr, a Dublin clothing man. The 4-ye*r-old son of Polynesian ycar - old North class is. a fine illustration of lite I'.ns, a fellow he had met casually Kid Gavilan 15 months ago. who contributed to a gross gale srohts are interested In Bill Blxhy. are Manchester, East Hartford. for Wethersfield. appeaied headed for a record entry oclLsls. It was a heartbreaker for night in familiar surrouiyltbgs Alhlelic Stars won over Harold Rtdgley. 40-year Nonsirh. Hall of West Hartford, won his 'first handicap effort May Vernon novice a )iart casual luck plays In auto­ in Indianapoli.s, was looking for • * • • of $10,667. Davey weighed 149 Wesleyan University's fine sopho- solid chance of The summaty; field this summer. pitrhei; Don Bonham of the Metho o'd master sergeant from Haver- New Britain. New London. H art­ 15 by a neck In a thrilling Metro­ mobile lacing. somebody to give a car he had a HIS BUBBLE, incubated with and Martinez 118'-. ir.m'e pitching star. Blxby. an East on a playing field He was 52. > turning the Wethersfield dials to lose. Bonham allowed but town. Pa . 2 up. Rtdgley gave the ford. Bulk^ey, Weaver and W ind­ politan Mile to account foi; the workout on the 100-mlle cham­ painstaking' care w ith an eye on • • • Haven lad. has posted a 1 and 1 re­ The “ Big Train." member of\th/ trick. O'Connor, with two fairl.v sur- Brew ...... 3 two singles. Storrr, May 27 ij*- At the Univer-j champion a good bailie. Carr’s ham. Initial leg of the triple. The Subur­ pionship circuit. a national following born from •'.IT'S A ROUGH statement In cord to date. That would be p^t O'Connor ce.ssful season on A A A dirt and * « * Donahue ...... • • « ‘“Gave my car ban and the *50.000 Brooklyn at A look at the standings re­ television, was then burst hy Gav- . .. 'z Colonial (xolf fn'cinad‘l,*^on'l,p^e'‘d atoTThJ ' Y " ■”* P a l O'Connor, high hank tracks around Indiana make that Davey is through, " said B-*t hall ...... 3 after hittina a trinle in the Sixth night, three of the thp tournament so (sr. Q.:How did Jack Lohrke. tha ■Aqueduct July 10— both at a mile freshed Hopkins' mind and he llan who stopped him in the 10th. his manager, 'Her Knowles, after NEW SECOND BA.SE combina­ A L UOWI.EA, first batter of the who will take hi.s place along with and Ohio, ramc to Indianapolis Kkman ...... 2 ', Pittaburgh Infleldcr, -get the nick­ and one-quarter — complete the put in a call to O'Connor. The sea­ Vince Martinez last night in the the heart broken boxer with a mas­ tion of the Chicago Cubs. Ernie game, punched a soft liner over mrang of tl^e annual softball-game u" 14 veteran drivers in the first five last year with an eVe on the 500. Ixiw ...... 0 Toiirnev Starts the second basemsn’s hesd snd the between members of Parliament »nZthUft^ afternoons round wnll put name Lucky? trip. Only YVhlsk Broom 2nd In « * :i» PRKSN 'V. . with a sacrifice fly -putting the j baseball diamond or In the boxing j hitter JolneI k Saints up one run. TTilS was all I I'lig. He also was better than , played season In 19'27. New York —(N E A ) —: Ballplay/i. ‘ 'I know who punched you In Bamnt: Av»la. ('I^v«*land. New York, May 27 Follow-^ upon their after hours activitie.s. To Fight M oore CITY PAVING COMPANY TESTED IRISH ing one of the coolest t eceptions in they needed. averageifs a sculler, swimmer and , Q- Uan^ a baiter .switch from era have been tailed since John J. the eve too, ' shouted McGraw. Rr*.Aun. (Mpv'f'land, .37-weight cham­ very special relationship with ponents fell last ^ a r as he watch­ Fo.x. ( ’mrrigi. Smith, ( ’l<*v#‘fan(j. Bau#»r, gets tbs t'tle bout again.'f light j but two hits, but was I the 'oronto kht^le. l..enfs as they h.i.sn't been general in more recent of 193p. Rhcm did not show up pion. is on his way back to Ger­ their young players, and that for ed Johnn.v Lat.tner Tip off yardage Ni'w York and Yo.^rt. Wa.ihinRton. 24. many. The man who held the big heai-y'veight buxii.g champ Arrhie guilty of five wild pitches and , won the Little World Senes, against^ the varsity. The graduat­ years. • to pitch for the Cardinals in the Rtm.« In RoAon, <'l''vrisnd, the kind of .salaries they pay they, 46: Minnan, (.'hlcaRo. 36; Skvera.. Waah- title for almo.st exactly two years, "It's The Truth" Moore :n Ban Franrlrcd's Cow seven bases on bslls. Bernie Au- j Two o f his brothers: Charlie of / ing All-America pla>^ for the Mi'.ggsy MiGraw wouldn t he ^ hightv important three- have every right to protect their gust with two for three wss the tiie Maple Leafs, an'fk,Roy of the fooli.ah enough to have his athletes Infrton. 26. Philluy. (.’kv<*laiid. 25; Falfi, from June 12 in 1920‘to June 21 In Palace July 14. Old-Timers In the sprin^game. game set at Ebbets Field. After Chirairn anM B^rra. Nrw York, 23. investments by any means possi­ leading batter for. North Metho- | Bo.ston Bruins, also stiirrrd in shadowed thes# days. He'd have Mlta—AvUa. (.’f#'v<'land. .64 Roffon. 1932. may never be ceen on tlie.se Johnson, now No. V contender, the Red Birds swept the scries ble. The only alternative, they dist. Tee Conisn snd Groman both hockey and a cousin. Jim, ts a .sense enough to Ijnow that tho. ("l^'v^land. 50; Fox.' ('hicaa^. 47; shorea again. recently defeated PZi.1 Andrews Champaign-Urbana, 111. i#k-J. C. without his services, Rhem Minoso, t-hlcapo, 45i five nlaver.'? lied say. would be for the players, with singles got the only hits for member of the Blaokhawks. Dicks wouldn't get much sleep— The Black Uhlan'a return to the I and Jimmy .Blade. / Caroline, Illinois' All-AmWican showed up considerably worse for with 42. • ‘ them.selves, to form a police force the Saints. in St. Louis, for example, where scene of his fl.stlc triumphs must Proruoler Heifiiy F nyfl asid s half-bark, has been hitting \the- wear. He had been abducted, he MrDoujfahf. N^'w York. '10: within their own ranks that would There will be no league games W ilm ington. Del. (.ft - Delaware book.s ratlicr than the line siiWe f'c y play 53 night games. The Ratio'r, NVw York and Vrrnon, Waah- have been a' disheartening exper­ be guaranteed to keep its charge.s contract for the figh t was signed claimed, and plied with liquor. ihaton. S: Dol.winf^. Doiroli and B'rra Monday, but the league will be ' park's $100.000 added New Castle last fall. He was out for a mino flatfoot Granny Hamner turned in ience. even for a man who never in line. ^This at the peak of- prohibition. and Rizzutn, Now York. %. was noted for.hia delicate .sensibili­ B o x m p " S ’ "o^T yeM er^ " " ' ’ y 1 ' Handicap, world’s richest race (or scrimmage, however and did some dn Philadelphia was t»lc.iry-eycd. Ijipry .MacPhall put a private . TrtpIoM — -Mlnoao. ('hlrap«». 7; HoRan, KriftKrt'M (?» fillies and fnares, was k big orra ^ ip Philips had' played seven rjovoland. Tuftlo. Dotrofi and Buaby, ties. Before he left Maxle fully Aetuatly. the ownera do more/ day. A B R H p o A F. place kicking pra_(Hire. The first eye on a pitcher when the Brooks worrying that th'eir employi 0 Sion for the ladies last yiar. The games of nine under Uie arcs with lluhnola and Vnnoii. Waahlhirton. 4. realized the trip had been a mis­ ' TIieTiglU will.br n; Ma8i»n. r ...... 3 0 7 0 0 one to leave his toe went between trained in Havana in 1943. World lOmio Runa—Rq.aoi). riovoland, 12: might fall among evil companijms (», Holrn»»B, All. I f. .____ 0 0 0 3 ft’ first three thoroiighbreda under the RIGDTIPtO MUR$C- 1t)t CAOtLLAC the goal posts for an extra point,. a day doubleheadei-N, for good Minoao. ('hlcapo. Manila. Now York take. that he could not roll back viped. but ^Uckrd ou (“nnran. rf. 1h . . ., .... 2 0 \ 3 0 n wire were owned by ladles. Grecian W ar I f waA on. Cuban and being, themselves, largely/ on (.Jfftman. If ...... 1 1 00 iiieasure., *. and Sloyora and Vomon, Waahinston. 7. the years. <'allfornla>liny The Cow. .e.. 2 1 Queen won (or Mrs. B. F. Whitak­ Cnlt4*d SUiteK »iiogra. t’hIcaKo, 4-0. and refereed a series of ■wrestling Morabito, Manager McPhail in Florida was Morpah. '^Jyow York. l.^^OO. .shows, but the promoters counted Sox scandal. “m \ L POWERTSSO EXTRA M e II s e I. 'Trailing .Meiisel, the long. “ Prado’ 19. 10 beera. Prado Ko.ocan, ChiraRriNand Lommi. rlovo- TbtaiA .. 16 2 23 21 7 1 the Milwaukee house,and thought The present rommi-ssinner. Ford ^ North .%lrtKA4li«l 4l) I ,____ ;l j rioak-and-daggrr gent Inst traee 36. 6 beers. I a.m. Sloppy Joe s. land. 6-1 .657; Lopai and Rovnoldx, roivir!*. 2h • 1 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 -7 8' of .Stengel. \Vhen he had no report 12 ‘ beers, .2;30 a.m., etc." The Now Ynrk.‘'5-1. 63!rN better of it. Finally, as a sort of K'rick. is understood to haVe done tlanns. 3b 4 0 1 2 The BEST gasoline you can buy I Slrikrout.^' —TurioyX Baltimoro. ft' cfoii-ning rejection, the athlete away With the private force of in­ down H. Holrti/s, ».t . ft 2 on o r Case the next day, .Man­ cuiBtoms and immigration men sus­ Piorro. rhicaKo.'hicaRo. 60: Tnickx.Ti T h lra ^ , I: firmly advised not to try to visit b y his predecessor. A, B. Chand­ ft ft 5 16 17 18 , 19 20 21 22 McDonald had a hard time not ('hspnisn, , lb . 4 M I I I I I I 6 That. Stengel ob.served. was up only getting out of Cuba but into Ra'imi: Jabi inakt. St houia. .377: the training camps of Rocky M ir- ler. but that isn't saying that he . , ..puts a ft 1 1 23 21 25 26 27 2 8 -9 Musial. St. .I^oula, .37.3'; Snidor. Brook­ 'qfano and Eizard Charles in -the doesn't know wliere he can hire Q. A runner on third base starts x„ian r ...... ft 1 5 The Home of CLEAN, QUALITY USED CARS' to McGraw to find out. Further-, this country. lyn. .^0; Miio-llor. New York; .362: to stesl home and the batter delib- K/I.«py. cf — 2. ft ft ft NUT more, it was none o f his business. Babe Ruth won a $100 bet from llnniiior. Philadolnhla^ >3.56. Catskillr. a couple of shonflys in a hurry 30 31 RunA - Mu>ial. St. {.^oiiis. '4n; Momyh. eralely leaves the . box to -inter- T..ts\s' > BUCMIilCl I “ And next time,'.’ said Ca*S;ey. Carl Mays When he suspected a Thou^'h h* protested to the last when he thinks he neerls 'cm. \ 16 « f VISIT OUR MODERN SHOW PLACE TO SELECT YOlUR NEXT CAR St; Loui.w. 38: .Aahburn, rhllad^lphia that he nev-er had b>en a member E V IN R ilD E fere with the catcher. The latte.r M.thonot out. Circle Your lone and Rollv Hemslev of ‘ the brewery, autographed the picture I.nismie. Wyo. - ■ Bill Wil.son. mileage. ^ J 12. Adcock. Mllwaiikoo, Jl. six playera Thomson. Q. In football; you can be penal- | 1948 OLDSMOBILE 4-CYL. Calendar NO W !! Cubs had been in night club ' for the detective, tied with Ju . ' , Whi»perinj( Power! Youn in Erinrude'i /ibuloui second string >rtrher. is -pisc-, 1948 OLDSMOBILE 4-DR. SEDAN brawl the night before. But baseball owner* no longer TrIplea- Maya; NVw' York. f>: Irvin Young Johnny has looked like •Ized (or taking too much time in | STATION WAGON ow new Fleetsvin A^utt$nic— the powerful tishing-iize tirsll.v a fo r e ig r f on the Univer- , hriginal dark green paint. Radio and hrtter, .95 The visitors’ dugout at Wrigley i have to be' concerried about their and Aluellot. 'N - Yo»rk.. Hamner and on'e of the great southpaws that the huddle. What happens If a bat- j Solid and-cleain, otandard Q C Always FREE PARKING TorKogon. Philadelphia. Robort*. Pjtta- YKSTERIIAY'S RKlil LT8 motor that flm tsy our It’i unbelievably — I ter takes too much time coming up j silv of Wyomin baseball team. hydramatir. ,\n excellent running one owner F'ield is opposite first base. First i hired hands’ gaiety, hurirh and Muaial and Schoondionai, St. come along In a grnermtton In spin­ National IraiiMiiiH'lon. I to the plate? i He’s the^ only player on the squad (OHILE rar In above' avrrage condition. time at bat, Hen^sley tapped into i Business now keeps them up Loula. 3. . ning six victories for his new club. N*‘ i»" York. 2. Pltr.«hurrlt 1. wonderfully quiet! It give» you deluxe big-motor Nine­ a double play. [practically all night. Homo Runa Muaial. St. T^niiia. 14: He has held the shaky Giants’ staff PhilAdcIphia RifM>klvn 6. ! A. Tke umpire may declare him : hails from W yoniin 1953 FORD VICTORIA HARD TOP Clean and solid throughout. m g Q g FRI. (M ay 28) 8 r . .M. Sauer. Chicago; 13, Kluaxem-akl. ('inrin- (’lilraRo 15. St .Loul.ff 5. features— Gearshift — Cruia-a-Day Tank-i-Asto-Lift teen come from Oiicago. .Others nATI. Fordomatir. \\ \V ttrp*. top., hhip na'l. 11: Ih'dRoa, .Broi\ktyn and Maya, together and kept I>eo Duroeher’s ! out If the hitter is not In the hqt If 1 n i /\Kinnl ■rdll price. . Milwaukee 7, i ’lm'ifinati 6. Hood— Roto-Matic Control. It ter’s box one minute after the last make their home in Maaaarhusetts, bottom. -\n Immac'iiUtp rar with a new rar INCLUDES: • NEW LINING • BLEED BRAKE LINES New York. bV dull In the National League n e r. - ' Amrrlcaii Wisconsin. Michigan. Colorado, 1947 DODGE 4-DOOR SEDAN Stolen Baaua' Bruton Mllwaukoo, lO; Thomson Just Is beginning to ('hicaiT'j 5,'('l<>v#‘ land 4. weight just 49 poundi! No need previous out was recorded. SI guarantee. 14,000 orislnal milea. • ADD BRAKE FLUID • REPACK FRONT WHEELS 8 Action Auto Races Fondy. (^ lra «o and Temple. Cincinnati. D<‘trolt 6. Baltlmoif* .3 . Q. :'5\’hat happens when a runner Mis.souri and California. But the Radio and heater, beautiful black finish. Turn­ Bill Martin Just Another 6: Moon, St. Loula, 6: Rqblnaon, Brook­ place some weight on the ankle hr Waahinictnn 2s NVw York 1. to wait longer! With our con­ ml.dweaterners and ea.sternera will ' Lower Street Floor Level 1947 CHEVROLET TUDOR ed In by original oxxnrr. Very solid lyn, 5. broke on March 1 In spring Irsln- Philadelphia 6 Brinton 5 (10). slides into second to break up a RAH. Signal ilghtiu. Original blue finish; Kx- DRUM SERVICE ADDITIONAL “ Cream of New England” Pit'chinjf- Raachf. St; l.»ouL^. 5-0, 1.000: venient pavment plan, yon can -see the last of Bill this year. H e'i • mechanicai condition and well kept t f A Q C Ing. and the latcat cstin «tc Is that • 8TANDINDS double, play and deliberately aims ceptinnall.v clean Inside and out. Fowler. (Mnrinnau, 3-0. I.OOO: Podrea. National the slide at the fielder instead of one of Iwd .ser iors on the team. I •appearance. ' J Brooklyn and Conley Milwaukee. 4-1. he won't see action again before enjoy Whiipering Power-*/- In tip top running condition. m P DRUMS TURNED $1.50 Eoch Adm, $1.25— Child '50c Player at Camp Carson \V I. Pet the bag? , . .80(*. AnionolU. Now .York.'6-2. .750. July i.V at the earliest. The Flying Milwaukee ...... ye 14 ,611 ftimi'sc right ntu! Call on ui! S|w,-lal low prl.AH. 1947 DtSOTO 4-DOOR CUSTOM Strikrouta Haddix, St. !..ouia. 57: Scot’s value to the Braves from New Y<»rk ...... 21 16 .568 .A.: It Is up to the umpire to R ryl. sedan. Radio and heater, automatic trans­ Roberta. Philadelphia. .53: S|>ahn. MU- BrcHikl>'u ...... 20 16 .'i.56 OUTIDARD MqrOR Judge whether he nas dellberately 1952 BUICK^OADMASTER Colorado Spring.^, Coin., May 27 maukoo, 46; Antnnettl, New York, 33: that point to the end of the season St. Ixaila ...... 21 16 .Vis mission. Driginal - blue paint. Complete brand This SpMial Will Run Until June 13 Martin- is a.<»ignrd to the heading for the fielder and Ignor­ Riviera 4-door *ee.. Gold;color, black top, RAH, all MEADOWBROOK^ ting star has appeared in two I U'oBhininon VI of gasi rectly into his eyes. How should training in the nvprning, and prac­ fom ter bonus baby had been taking ...... 13 Sedan. A one owner car. BeauMfnl origtaal Non-Fort games for the 200th' team, neither Batting Andy Pafko, Milwau- |BAl(imorr ...... 12 21 de luxe /Hjuipmen.t. This rar Is positively like Byeryday Is Christmas 50 tices or plays its games in the his regular turn for them. f BoJ«ton .. . he ahleld hts eyes? a Sump pump# lastaUed to in a ata-ting -ole. , 'kee Braves, rollectixl four' hits in ...... *10 19 THIS IS WHY a brand nrw car. 9,000 original t f f O r i O C Mark ftalsh. Modern dependable ^ 7 0 As afternoon. /Or, for that matter. If Thom­ PhiladBlphU ...... '...12 23 .A. He should use the gloved hand remove water from year 1950-54 models In action Martin joined the 200tli last four times at bat and drove in the ALL MODELS IN STOCK guaranteed miles, transportation at a low price' of- ^ / w J If yoH trod* at Van's. W« qiva Consumtrs* Profit The foriuer Yankee has one hit son had been pla.ving the outfield TODAY'S tiAMKS and spot the ball, above or below cellar. . . . more ^ p l e caO Famous NEW YORK FORD ' week after the d ob had plcyed 10 run that beat Ctncinnakl. 7-6. National It. The bare hand ahlelds a much Shoriog GroMi Stamps FREE with ooch 10c pur- TEA.M ---a single— in four trips to the and hitting at his normal pace. Philadelphia at Brooklyn Shmmors a New’ undergronad water V Klnnieyi Bros'. ' games and was In second place Pitching Bob Porterfield. (4-41 va. Newcomhe i3-2» amaller area. in the Carson Regimental League. plate. He belted 26 homers .for .the lines Inatalled. MANY OTHER CARS TO <^HOOSE FROM ehosa. (Miss Universe winper Wa.shington Senators, outduclled Ohiraio at St. I^uia—Ruah l.1-n v». 3 H A '-P /z H.P.--1S H.P.--2S H.P. Q. fq. there any glaring fault . (1) Prom0t Service I Kut -now'thr 200th has dropped Gianta last year and knocked In Raarhl or Poholakv (1-2). a New ’ ’rootprooP! sawer IN PERSON) ' Eddie Lopat in beating the New preventing the Cubs’ 'Warren] (2) 4|iuility Work it last two. games, and on top of Helena. Mont. (A’l^Mnntana's .106 runs while - posting his .288 Onlv'immeji arhediiled. liaea taatalled. ’ BA.NK R.\TES — ALL CARS GUARANTEED - ,v i York Yankees 2-1 for his fifth American ‘ : . 1 . Hsexer from being a big winner,? ' (.1 ) fteasonable. Fricdf Fish and Gaiiie' Department had hailing average. The Braves ('that < Martin is plagued witH. a straight triu'mph. Baltlmort' aL IVtroU -PiU>t(« t2-n ' \ ONLY AT ^ •A.'That.’a up to the Cubs, hut , a Plugged aewer Uaea elcaa- Adm. $2.00— Child 30c I sore wrm. heen 'experimenting one year to, didn’t, aeeeasarily make a bad yp O arver I3-1>. f ad aiactrieallj^ IE SAFE . . . IE SURE the records show that he gave 'np' • Martin tlirew out- his arm at­ 'see how many trout would survive trade. They did have about as Wsehlngtnn — KinUTZ COACHES BANKERS ^ ((k'?) v t BtobV>a (l-4i 15 home runs, the most in the tempting to complete a long relay 'after a stale hatchery planted tough lack aa aay team could Only n m e a acheduled. them In a lake. A few days, before have. ' ,, ■ ‘ . — ^ ’ ■, National League, hut year. Barlow, Bfotor Sales VANS from the outfield .into the pUte. J)enver-^i NfeA)»—Vince Boryla, Q. How many seasons did E4* He hasn't played any org^ized Mofftana's fishing season bpciied former National BasketbMI Asso- Q. Who, were the GitMita’ leiid- Call M c K i n n e y B R O S . 4Routc $3, Windsor Avenue, RockvUle-^TeL RMkville $-2538 ' lAINYILl die Collins, perform' lij-the Amer‘ - , •127 Hartford Rd. Manchester,Conn. S t a o L iu m bhJl since last fail when he. toured vandals released the fish- 25.000 ciat'lpn star with the New York If. as its rumored, t^e ball play­ ing pitchers In 19.53? ’’S SEWAGE DISPOSAL COMPANY the country with EM Lopat's All- cutthroat; • trout -into --stresms Knfckerbockers, ' will coach the ers are Jilannihg RFXnsist through •A. Ruben Gomez topped thh can Leagu'j?_ FIRST DEALER ENTERING CITY ;i Pho^^ MI-9-7234— Juat N o^h of\the P. O. TEL. MltcfecU l-58tll-s>ia0-|U P E A R L V t^ MANOIESTER TELEPHONE Mltehell 9-806# Star)!. ^ ’ around., northwestern Smith'Lake. D ew er Cehrtfaljem rsi Bankers o f the their attorney, J. Norman Lewla. • U ff with JS vieth'rieh. followod A. Tsreat'y-Bvy, more thaa any at bet' Bsajar Hfegwa >iajr*r. iuy»c£S Now heii^ relegated to. coachuig Th«. year spent experimenting Natnitial laauMitrial League Jiaxt that • th* chib ownera eaaae em­ by LAfry Jm sch wlfJi M d Jim duties until hit arm heals. was a la'x. soni ploying pcivata detoctlToa to ebesek Bear* with dae. - r \ I . \ ■' ' J

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MANCHESTER E V P ^ G HEilALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THLTISDAY^^MAY 27, 1954 PAGE ^INETE^ PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 27, W54 Articlefl For Sale ■ 45 t : Household Goods 51 Apart ments— Flats Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Wanted— Real Estate 77 Automobiles for Sale 4 Auto Repairing— Painting 7 Household Services Bonds— Stocks— Articles For iSale 46 Articles For Sale . 45 Tenements / 63 . Situations — REFINISHED THREE drawer THREE BEDROOM ranch. Roomy 300® BU REIADY BirYERS walUng. ^ ink.- Manchester Old ILA Wins Offered 13-A Mortcages $1 TRICYCLE WITH wagon back and MEMORIAL DAY Female 3§ marble 'top cheat, $25; unfinished TWO ROOM Furnished apartment kitcheij, large Jiving room, fire- typp. 280’ frontage, oil heat, cop­ mediate action list your property' FIELDSTONE for fireplaces or re­ one ecopter. Call Xtl. 3-7008. dressing table 36; glass and china. ceramic tile bath, paiteled per plumbing. Many more fea­ with the Albert J. Gatto Go., Real­ •CAR BURN OIL? m-THE-HOME SERVICE. Up­ SOMETIMES Putting all your eggs WILL CARE for chlid days in re- LOAM and HUMUS for couple. On bua/llhe. Call MI. Dale Book NLRB Election lattified SPECIALS! taining walls. Call Coventry PI. Richmond, 52 Mt. Nebo Place. 8-8038. recreafion room, ateel beam con- tures at $9,990. Also West End. six tors. CH. 9-8489, evenings Ml. < Economy ovci'haul, most all holstery and floor coverings clean­ into one basket is a good idea! liable licensed home, while moth­ 2-7161, FILL For Sale, 32.50 per load. One atructi >n, many extraa, picture room Cape Cod. - Excelletit con­ 3-6946, JA. 8-3989. Lowe.«t Prices In Town ed o r ' mothproofed. Inexpensive Call Frank Burke at CH. 6-8897 to er works or shops. Call Ml. 9-8801. mile vicinity of South Main St. FIRESTONE Refrigerator, excel­ Superior Quality THREE ROOM/lihfurnished apart­ book yard, treea, near bus. dition throughout. B e a ti t i f u 1 Tonight Mvirtisemente cars. Parts and labor $49.9,5. . World-Wide aervlce. Conn Dura- discjitis consolidating your debts FLAGSTONE. Stone for walle, MI. 9-3877. lent running condition, $45. Call Boyver i School. Carlton W. Hutch- CASH WAITING for anv type real By 319 Ballots 1951 Ford Counti-y Squire Station cteancra A Home Services, 101 YOUNG WOMAN would like, part ment, Adulta/prcferred. Apply in grounds. Handy to bus. .. new Reception for. Miss Nellie Lull No money down. $4.90 month­ into a first or second - mortgage houM fronts, fireplaces, etc. Bol­ MI. 9-1853. person. Cenwt; Sprifngs Realty, 470 1 ins. hG...t 9-5132------9-4694. church and schools. Price $14,200. estate you have to sell. First and CLASSI^D ADVT. Wagon—Loaded with acces­ Harlan St., Town. MI. 9-7024.. with comfortable payments. Con­ time typing and clerical job\Ex- THAYER STROLLER, good condi­ end Miss Ber’Hia Goodrich, Lin­ sories. Extra nice. ly. All work guaranteed. ton Notch Quarry M*. 9-0617. Main Str?^. Barbara Woods Agencv.\*tl. second mortgage money available. (Confiaued from Page Om ) DEPT. HOURS necticut Mortgage Exchange, 27 perienced. Tel. MI. 6-8181. * Call tion. 269 Parker St. Phone MI. 1648 NORGE Deluxe automatic de- Also listings wanted. <3all The coln School. 7:30 to 9 p} m. 1951 Dodge Wayfarer 2-Dr.—With SERVICE ON ail makes sewing y 3-6361. frost refrigerator. Price 330. MI. 9-7702. ■ . Clutch Overhaul Lewis St., Hartford,, is open bn HAVE YOUR electric shaver serv- )EAL LOCATION , Johnson Building Company,''^ 953 Friday, Mny 38 watched In aeveral Atlantic and 8:15 A. M. to,4:30 P. M. fluid drive. Tint green finish. machines. Also electrifying. Work Saturday 'til noon. 9-1403. iced by experienced repairman. BENSON’S- Holiday Special! Buy FOUEF ROOMS for rent. Inquire FOUR ROOM CAPE Cod, two Mqin SL Ml. 3-7426. Evening? MI. WBA Mysticettsa BpringUme Gulf CoAst ports where the ILA Wonderful buy. Plate, Gaskets and Labor done in your home. Sickel. MI. D ors— Birds-M*ets 41 •'Parts for Sunbeam, Schick and d u r e ik o Revue, Verplanck School, 8 p. m. 9-9419. Day phone MI. 3-8171. two Arvin metal porch or lawn H4'''Charter Oak Street. This fine six room Cape Cod partially finished upstairs, full 9-001> and tlje AKL-ILA are e$ each COPY CLOsiNGtIM E 1952 Chevrolet 4-Dr. — Stylfhe. $15.90 Remington. 10 Biascll Et. '' (two iinfintahed) is located at 43 Saturday, 3Iay 39 - Business Opportunities 32 THE NEW MANCHESTER Pet chairs, price 36.45 each. Get metal TWO-PIECE Uving room set. in cellar, three years old, combina­ other's throats. FOR CLASSinED AOVT. Handsome grey finish. Spot­ CORNICES, Drapes and slip covera Center, 995 Main St., invites you cocktail table free! Worth $3.95, EMison Road off Middle Turnpike tion screens and storm windows, 20th r e u n i o n , class of 1934, The NLRB announced that 19,- COMBINATION Aluminum win­ Rockville 5-5652 good condition. MI, 3-6253. KHS. Garden Grove. MON. THRU PRIA lessly clean. COLE MOTORS custom made by Clasaic Decora- VERNON CENTER — For rent, to visit pete of all kinds. Con­ Benson's, Inc., 1085 Main St. Business Locations West, convenient to ail facilities. oil heat, lot 50 x 150. Mortgaged 798 dock workers voted out of the 1951 Ford Custom V -8 Fordor— 436 Center Street tora, 41 Oak St. For free eatlmata necticut bred Parakeets} MI. dows and screens, 317.98 and up, - ^ ..4-——...... ' ' 8 CjU. FT. SERVEL gas refrigera­ For Rent 64 Features fireplace, open stairway, by G.I. and atate loan at l'-j% jSixoii Deplores Hilliard Assn, spring dance, estimated 23,000 ell^blee. and it / 10:30 A. ,M. ihbdem livinjt quarters and gas plus installation. Combination Fully equipped. Black finish. Ml-9-0980 'call Ml. 9-2730. station, 330 per month. Rockrille 6-4273; Hoilra Monday through BUtler 9-2548 TWO h BAVY benches, suitable for tor. Good condition. Call Ml. garage, fenced in landscaped lot. interest. Priced for quick selling. Italian-Amcrican Club. gave this count of the paper bal- SATURDAY 9 A. M. As good as new. Priced to 8-7607. Friday, Id to 6:30, Wednesday ' aluminum doors 349.50 plus instal­ work or picnic tables, 38 each. 9-3028. FOR REINT-Small store, 28 Oak Only $12,500; $13,000. Phone MI. 3-8583 before 9 Hearings oTlkTV Saturday, June 5 loLV sell. closed a?t 2 p.m. 8. ft H. Green lation. Manchester Home Imp' '>ve- Phone MI. 3-4073. Street. For information call MI. p.m. 30th reunion, class of 1924 MHS, ILA 71ndI 9,110. Building— Contracting 14 stamps. ment Co., 35 Oak St. Ml. 3-8177. BIG t r a d e s accepted for Rem- TAKK IT AWAY 9-1690 or MI. 9-8094. , BRAND NEW Country Club. 4 p. m. TOVm CXWPEBATION WILL i49 Chevrolet Conv.—Light green ROYAL AND Smith-Oorona port­ PINE ACRES, 7 room home, large AFL-ILA ••%-••'••••••••• 8,791 BE AFPBECIATED Auto Driving School 7-A Help Wanted— Female 35 ingtOn-Schlck, Sunbeam electric Six room Cape Cod (two un- (Continued from Page One) Saturday, June 26 Neither union ...... M paint, white walls and white CUSTOM BUILT homes, general TROPICAL FISH. New shipment ALL ALUMINUM combination win­ razors. Also rutting heads and able and atandard typewriters $963.17 LIST PRICE SECOND FLOUR, 2400 aq. ft., kitchen, ceramic tile bath, storm lot., reunion, claao of 1J44 MHS. top. Radio and heater. CLERK TYPIST, state age, exper­ dows and doors, self-storing, save plenty ight, two lavatonea, three finishid) fireplace, hot water oil windows, hot water heat, garage, V oided . . . * •••••••••• 49 AUTO DRIVING instruction. All contracting, remodeling, repairing. Juet grrlved. Kelly's Aquarium, 29 part?. Russell* Barber Shop, Cor­ All makes of adding machine? For This heat, iled bath, basernent garage, might, but delivered a campaign at Ama^^tcanT-eglen Hom'e. Dial MI-3-5121 1950 'Studebaker Champion 4-Dr. lessons on insured' dual control Financing arranged. Free esti­ ience and salary desired. Write gunset St. Open 'til 9. heat, comfort, convenience, last a ner Oak - Spruce. ‘ sold or rented. Repairs on all 3 COMPLETE front rdoms, auitable light manu­ amealte . drive, nice yard, trees, ' Challenged ...... LJS? Box V, Herald. lifetime. Free demoiistrstion. Call makes. Marlow's. facturing, laige office halla Apply excell( nt West Center St. location. easy walk to stores, bus, ■ new type speech against Democratic AFL-ILA Doe« Better —Green. A car you’d be proud car. Capable experienced instruc­ mates. Vancour Construction Co., Only line left. Buy now at 313.500. to own. tor. Cordner Auto School. Ml. 172 Highland St. Tel. Ml. 3-4836. HANDSOME, well mannered. 16 aiiytlme. Bill Tunsky. MI. 9-9095. I^WN CHAIRS, sturdy wooden lin- ROOMS OF BRAND Backer, 36 Oak. school. $14,900. Carlton W. Hulch- ■state leaders and aaid the voters The AFL-ILA did a little better 9-6010, JA. 7-3680. STENOGRAPHER ^months old medium size male painted,- $2.59. Route 6 to Route NEW FURNITURE Ina. Ml. 9-5132, 9-4694. , wanted more of the Republican ad- yesterday than it did- in the first 1951 H enryj 6. Maroon Club Coupe THE MURRIDOR, combination LAVATORY AND CIDSET. Call LARGE STORE for rent with base­ \RVIS REALTY CO. Lost and Pound CABINETT MAKlNa-Wi also do Excellent opportunity for capable Collie. Also large, sturdy dog 203 led >4 mile, opposite _Nm-th and Appliancea A Thought for Today election last Dec. 32 and 38, when — 14.80(^ guaranteed, original d r iv in g Instructions from your « il types of carpentry work, re­ house. MI. 9-8865. > storm and screen door, full 1” Call MI. 9-2975. ment, desirable location. Suitable 654,Center Street HEMLOCK STREET A two-familv ministration. miles. young woman. Five day week, thick, offers you comfort and pro­ Windham fire station. ■" FOR ONLY $488.26 duplex home, of four rooms each' "Hie dinner opened with all 2.730 it was a mere infant. The AFL- FOUND—3 fellows who will wax, horns, Dual-cor.trol insureo car, modeling, alteraUons, 'etc. Good many heneflts. Apply in person, fdr any buelnese. For information, Mitchell 3-4U2 WANTED—Good country home for tection at a moderate price. Also WINTFIR SEAL -of Connecticut wnto Bex E, Herald. aide. Garage, nice lot, furnace ] present standing at the Memories ILA—established-by the AFL af­ wash and clean out your car for In Town 0^.^ut Of Town standard or automaU':. Ca^l Man- workmanship, and reasonable 8:30 to 4:30 P. M. RED CEDAR round post and rail MONTHLY PAYMENTS ter it kifked out, the ILA in Sep­ rates. EsUmates gladly given. medium size friendly dog. Call combination windows priced to aluminum combination storm win­ heat. One apArtmenl now avail-1 suggestion of State. GOP Chair- only $5. For service telephone Ml. Your Best Buys Are At chestei Driving Academy. PI. fencing installed. Also red cedar OF $17.63 AIR CONDITIONED offices, Mod­ I wonder if the little path still tember for failure, to rid iteelf of Call Dick at PI. 3-6693 or John at s MI. 9-1909. fit your pocketbook. Manchester | dows arid doors. Guaranteed Good able to purchase,r. Sale price roan Doan P. Taylor in a minute winds across the sod. S0761. 2-7249, ToU free. , L. E. TALCOTT Sk 6 NS ern design. Near Post Office, Main racketeering element*—-^waa 1,493 TOWN MOTORS, Inc. 8U. 3-3769. 353 Park A.ven^e Awning Co., 195 West Center St. ' clothes poles. Call M ft M. Ml. Housekeeping. Manchester repre­ Beautiful Weatinghouse Elec. $13,000. Robert J. Smith, Inc., 963! of silent tribute to the men killed The little narrow, beaten path SIX WEEKS OLD mongrel pups. MI. 9-3091. Open all day Saturday. 9-9757. ______sentative. M. J. Granfield, MI. street, corner Wadsworth. MI. Manchester, zoned for, business. Main St. .MI. 9-.5241. , and injured in the fire yesterday votes behind the 62-ye*r-old ILA 45 West CenteK^treet BALLARD'S DRIVING SCHOOL — East Hartford Refrigerator Tirrce family dwelling, five room? where friendly feet have trod, I/3ST—Pair of eyeglassea at Man­ GENERAL Construction, altera­ Small breed. Male, 35; females, 9-6758. 9-9779, or MI 9-6819. —— ------aboard the aircraft carrier Ben- in the pre-Christmaa balloting. Tel.-MI-3-85V "Manchester's -oldest.” Owner- Beautiful Bedroom Suite occupied by owner. Call for fur­ 1 1 wonder if the trumpet yine .and chester High School. MI. S-21M. Certified by AAA and Board of tions, remodeling, plasUc Ule, APPLlCATIONis bein^ accepted for 14. Rockville 5-7216. Beautiful Living Room Suite TWO-FAMILY duplex 5 and 5. | nington. The ILA received 9,060 votee to 1981 WILLTS Station wagon, six PIPELESS HOT air furnace, in HEATED STORE, 247 No. Main ther information. Quiet neighborhood, (rdpipletely | Magnificent Program flowering almond tree. Education. We offer training, ex­ counter work, garage,, etc. No Job full time salesglrlit. Steady work, Beautiful Dinette Set St., Manchester, 18 x 70. Suitable A'-'e hlo.ssoming along the way Just 7,568 for the AFL-ILA; end 4499 LOST-^Man's brown wallet. Vicin­ cylinder, all metal, radi^ heater perience, latest methods. MI. too small. Eugene Girardin, IS all store benefita/w. T. Grant Co. good condition, 350 cash. Inquire .renovated. Lot 100 x 300. Well! N’ixqn said the hearings in ballots were challenged. The chal­ ity of State Theater. Call X(I. Live Stock— Vehicles 42' Mrs.. Porter, 14 I.«urel Street, Beautiful "De Luxe” Range for dry cleaning, laundry, tailor ALICE CLAMPET. Realtor where they used to he. - overdrive. Honest Douglak. 333 , 9-2248. Trotter St. Ml. 9-8809. Instead of Westinghouse Elec. Re­ landscaped. Immediate occupan-1 Washington distracted attention lenged ballots were never counted •-3038. Mr. Foye. Main. WANTED—Waitress over 21, From Rockville. shop, hardware, paint or any bus- Phone 5U-9-4543 cy. Terma arranged. Call A.C.B. WE BUY COWS, calves and beef (jt^anJtsiL frigerator if you prefer Iness. Call MI. 6-2652 - JA 3-1549. from what he ca|led the Eisen­ I wonder if the small children’s because the NLRB scrapped' thr MORTLOCK'S DRIVING School. 8 p.m. - 1 a.m .~no Sundays. Call cattle. Alio borses. Plela Broa. MANCHESTER - Vacant, roomy Realty Co, MI, 9-2392. hower administration's "magnifi­ election and ordered the new one. LOdT —WRIST WATCH, vicinity BUICK 1982 Special Riviera, Lost confidence quickly restored Florists— Nurseries 15 Ml. 9-8127. : Rugs, Ijinips, Tables, Linoleum and feet are eager still to climb Chestnut street . Memorial Hospi­ car in excellent condition, Tel. Ml. 3-7405. Boats and Accessories 46 Few Other Articles and comfortable three bedroom cent program" to achieve peace The old boart fence and “cut Dock workers here can't gat ft by a skilled, courteous Instructor. Suburban For Rent 66 house. First floor haa living and prosperity. contract with the NeW York Ship- . tal. Contact M Chestnut Street. tically new tires. Must be sold License included. Insured, dual GERANIUMS, 33c eac|i Or 3 for II WANTED—Girl for general office EXPERIENCED EVERYTHING Lois For Sale acro.ss" as long ago dirt mine. MI. *-3674 after 4:30. fore June 1st. Call Ml. 9-6841 work. Shorthand and typing re­ CAPE COD Fiberglass boats: Out­ room, dining room, kitchen and He said the hearings had given Anrt if the same old kitchen door ;ping Assn., representing 170 ahipr controlled standard and hydrama­ and lip. mixed pots 32 and up, PURE BRED Guernsey row. Very boards, rowing and sail. Safer, ONLY $488.26 RO<3KVILLE, 24 Grove. Street, Hill- lavatory. Seebnd floor three ’ ri."ie to some concern that the ad­ ping and stevedoring firms, u n^ after 8:18 p.m. or see car at cor­ tic cars. Ml. 9-7398. cemetery baskets S3 an4- up. an­ quired? Ifigh School graduate of good milker, 1150. MI. 9-7901. COVENTRY, C:onn., Route No. IS standing open wide. ner of Broad and Middle Turn-' 1953 6r 1654 acceptable. Good stronger, lighter, less mainte­ aide House. Two room furnished bedrooms and full bath. Two-car 44-A. Corner lot 70 x 200, cleared, ministration was not dealing ef­ either the ILA or AFL-ILA la cerw nuals 2Sc dozen. McConville’s nance. New and used. Tel. MI. Free storage until wanted. Free Where eager eyes may catch a ' Personals pike. Private owner. , ______AUTO DRIVING instruction from Greenhouse, 302 Woodbridge St. working conditions. Experience apartment with private bath. Chil-1 garage, nice grounds with fruit good neighborhood. Real value at fectively with the Red conspiracy. tified by the NLRB as bargaining 3-7008 for appointments and litera- delivery. Free set up by our own dren accepted. On bus line. In-, trees and garden space. This is But lie declared the Brownell- glimpse of Mother's face inside.! agent. "The ILA had held a-contract THC PROSPBCT HUI School for yoiir home. Insured dual control MI. 9-5947. Open every evening fiot required. Apply The W. G. Poultry and Supplies 43 LINOTYPE OPERATOR reliable men. $775. 7 miles to Manchester Post | ■ ture. ■' quire first floor,’ apartment 9. an ideal family home with many Hoovor program was smashing it , , , .u [with the employers for decades. young children. Transportation WHY car. XArson Driving School. MI. until dark. All .day Sunday. Glenney Co., 336 No. Main Street, No Payments To Banks Office. Inquire 130 Pearl St., Man­ Oh little memories like these come , but n expired fast fall about th* 9-6073\ ATTENTION FREEZER . owners. I FULL-TIME EMPLOYMENT— APPLY IN PERSON .. ’ ______^------r------I added features. Priced at $13,900. chester. Tel. MI, 9-4143. without compromising standards furnished. Mrs. Lsla Tybur, dlrec* NEED EXTRA Money to supple­ or Finance Companiea NEW FIVE room ranch house. | call Alice CTampet, Realtor MI. of justice. creeping in betirnes. j time, that racket buatera stepped PAY X The time is right to stock up on ' Phone Me Immediately available immediately. $80 per 9.4543. tor. Phone ICtchdl 9-4767. Roofing—Siding 16 ment family income?. Enjoy finan­ plump yearling white feather fow l! Diamonds— Watches— ATTRACTIVE LOT. 60 x 155. Pearl The previous Democratic admin­ And sing themselves to little | „p ,h'eir assault on the u n lo n .^ ^ Mol^cyclcs— Bicycle.s 11 cial independence the easy, pleas­ HARTFORD CH-7-03.5'8 month, including new electric St. Residence B zone. Call MI. istration failed to deal effectively tunes apd set themselves to i The New York Stats Crime Cbm- MRS. ZOPPl,' reader and adviser. MORE? at 30c Ib. live weight per dozen ' Jewelry .48 range, refrigerator, dishwasher. MANCHESTER —Thia agency haa RUOFING, Siding and carpentry. ant Avon way. See training films, or cleaned and freezer packed at j After 7 P. M. CH-6-4690 9-3393. with the problem because it failed rhymes. ■ piission had bared rackets« In nJL All welcome. 386 Franklin Ave., LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler, re­ Tel. Roi kville 5-7401. a large listing of 4, 5, 6 and 7 room Just haunting little memories that 1 affairs. Gov. Thomas E , DewaV across from the Art theater. For Alterations and additions. Ceil­ start earning immediately. For 60c lb. less 10% on purchase of See It Db.v Or Night to heed the FBI director. Nixon 28 " BOY'S BICYCT>E. Good condi­ ings. VVorkmanship guaranteed. appointment with Mrs. M. Curtis, iKattdjpHtpr Euptttttg l|eraliJ pairs, adjusts, watches expertly. afnglea at $8,750 and up. Two fam­ said. seem to cling and guide called. the ILA ’.'a racket; —not s appointment call CHapel 6-67SS. 1953 PONTIAC CONV. $10 or more. Unity Farm, 742 ily homes, 4 and 4, 5 and 6, 6 and tion. Call MI. >7239. A. A. Dion, Inc., 299 Autumn 77 Weslboume Pkwy, Hartford, Reasonable pricea. Open daily. A—L—B—E—R—T— S LOT AT LAKE AMSTON, ideal for Nixon .said the foreign policy of Tlie thoughts along to opert doors union." The New York-New Jereejf Power steering, radio, heater, Hillstowh Rd. Phone MI. 3-(il97 Wanted To Rent 68 6 rooms, $13,500 and up, colonials, picnics: Tel. Rockville 5-7660.- EXPERT FOUNDATION garment street. Mitch-11 3-4860. Conn. Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce 43-4.5 ALLYN -ST., HARTFORD former President Harry S, 'Tru­ and mother's face inside. Waterfront Commission was set 119. red leather, black top. Royal Mas­ seven 100ms at $14,800 and up. with congressional approval te service. Individual attention. For Articles For Sale 45 street. Mitchell 9-4387. WANTED--3-4-5 im'furnished room | LYDALL STREET Lot 90' by 130’ man and former Secretary of State ter white wail tires. Save 31000. Business S e r v i^ Offered 13 FOR THE BEST in Bonded built Ranch homes, $11,900 to $38,000. Some, day I'll find another path drive crime and rackets from Qi*- ^mointment call Mrs. Alda R. rent by married couple. No chil- I Please call Howard R. Hastings with treea. Suitable for ba.sement Dean .Acheson was directly respon- Adams. MI. S-8160. WlRU-iG^GHiNSTALLATioiXrf all up roofs, shingle roofs, gutters, Help wanted— Male 36 LOAM— Rich top aoil, delivered. Machinery and Tools 52 dren. Reasonable rent. Call Rock­ jible for the loss of China to the where Mendly feet have trod, docks, and the ILA kept charging conductors and root repairs call TOWN Garden— Farm— Dairy Agency, Manchester. MI. 9-1107. garage. City water, near new That'.s leading down the valley that, the commiaaion harassed it. 1952 CHEV. 2-DR. SEDAN types. No Job too. raall. Peter P< No. 1 grade, $3 yard. No. 2 grade, ville .5-2207 collect. school. Price $1,600. Phone Ml. Communists. He said that if it had CANDID WEDDINGS and special Coughlin, Mitchell 3-7707. $2.50 yard. Washed stone, sand SHOPSMITH Complete with at­ road and o'er the hills to God, Orphaned from the AFL, the ILA Pantaluk,Uuk, 40 Faster suget. PhPhone USED CAR Salesman. Apply Gor­ Products 50 35 WASHINGTON STREET. Here 3-6273. Brae-Burn, not been for that, there would have events pictures taken. Sample $1098 gravel, fill. Nussdorf Sand and ADVERTISEMENT tachments. almost new. Phone BUSINESS Couple, no children, When on those strange eternal got considerable financisil aeaiet* « Mitchell 9-7303. FOR ALL KINDS of roofing, siding man Motor Sales, 285 Msin St. MI. 3-5008 mornings or after 6 is an ideal home for the small been no Korean war. am: that if work gladly shown reasonable. Stone Co. Ml. 9-7408. In accordance with the provisions of Chapter II, Section 8 of the RHUBARB, Freezing or canning, urgently need 4 or 5 rooms un­ family. Dutch colonial in style and there had been no Korea.1 war. the shores the heavenly gates swing ance from John L. Lewis, head o t Call after 8 p.m. MI. 34777. and painting call Manchester 15 lbs. $1, Rhubarb roots, 6 for $1. p.m, the I'nited Mine , Workere. tliid). 1951 BUICK COMPLETE Hand and poWer lawn WANTED - A -1 mechanic. Only ex­ Town Charter: furnished. Call AD. 3-7592, ext, 40, in immaculate condition. First Suburban For Sale 75 present war in Indochina would wide, Roofing and Siding Co. Free esU- BEIAUTIFUL Selection of wool rem­ MI, 3-5698. O'Con* or, 171 Union. after 4:30 p.m. MI. 3-7407. T'wlll Just be "Home Sweet Home” But ILA funds still ran low, and a mower sales and service. Motors mates. Tel. Ml. 9-8933. perienced ones need apply. Good Notice is hereby given that a. Public Hearing of the Board of MODEL A Doodlebug tractor, dual floor has pleasant living /opm . not have developed. Dynaflow. radio, heater. Beau­ tuned ar overhauled Pickup and nants at tow pricea. Also rug wool BOLTONT-Comfortable older home, once more with mother's face few days ago a federal Judge ap> Automobiles for Sale 4 tiful dark green. New white wail salary and working conditions. Ap­ and instructlins in braiding nieg''■Directors of the Town of Manche-ster, Connecticut, will be held in the TOMATO AND Pepper plants, 25c wheels, truck transmission, vac- dining room, large kitchen and Eisenhower, he. said, had de­ delivery service. Gibson's Garage. ply Stewart Johnston. Dillon Sales RESPONSIBLE Executive needs sunporch. Two large bedrooms neat ana clean, about I'a arces, veloped a new military policy inside. pointed a receiver for its $13,000 tires. Very clean. RAY'S ROOFING Co. Built up Call Rockville 5-5706. ’ Hearing Room of the MUNICIPAL BUILDING in aaid Town of Man­ dozen. Glass for hot bed at Tony uum lift, blade, governor on desirable three bedroom house or BEFORE TOU Buy a used car Ml. 3-8012. roofs, gutter work, roof, chimney ft Service, 319 Main St. * motor. Call MI. 9-7384. and bath on the second floor. Nice­ neat and clean, about I'a acres, based on ma.ssive retaliatory power Author Unknown bank account. The r?ceiversbt|k chester on the 1st of June. 19.54. at 8 o’clock in the afternoon to act on Carbino’s, 12 Glcnwood St. MI. apartment in good neighborhood, was part of the govemment'a c& Baa Gonnan Motor Salea. Buluk repairs. Free estimates. Ray PEAT HUMUS, shredded. Excel­ Proposed Ordinance Prohibiting Unnecessary Noises: 9-4187. ly landscaped level lot plus de­ Beautiful landscaping. Barn, ga­ and this had decreased the pos­ Sponsored by the Manchester GONDER'S T.V. Service, avaUable BOY TO Work from 6 to 10 a.m! cost secondary. Pieasc leavfe mes­ rage, chicken coop, plenty of gar­ Council of Churches. forts to assure payment of a tik » Balca and Service, 285 Main 1950 FORD 2-DR. Hagenow. Ml. 9-2214. Ray Jack- lent soil conditioner, top dresslhr. HAROLD A. TURKINOTON. Secretary sage for Mr. Spiwak. MT. 3-5163, tached garage. Residential neigh­ sibility of "overt" atrgression in any Ume. Antenna conversions, ^ son. Ml. 3-8325. Must be 16 years old and have MI. 3-6515. Musical Instruments 53 borhood, handy to schools and a den space overlooking Boiton lake. Korea and Indochina. 000 contempt of court fine Impoaei atraet Mitchell 9-4571. Opan eve- ^hllco factory supervised service. Board of Directors of the Town daily 8 - 6. (or •violating a federal anti-atrlk* 1950 FORD SEDAN working papers. Apply in person, of Manchestci. Connecticut jn;ANTS. FINDI^Y'S, 93 Summit block from Main St, Sale price Situated on South Road just be­ Nixon said the Fiserihower ad­ ainga Tel Ml. 9-1486. mornings. Pine Pastrj’ , 658 Center injunction by a walkout earlier-this Dated at Mancheater, Connecticut, this 27lh day of May, 19.54 Street. MUSIC Ir-trumental rental. Com­ FOUR OR FIVE rooms, first floo7. $15,750, Robert J. Smith, Inc., 963 yond Bolton Lake Hotel. Church ministration record pointed to a 3941-1940, OLDER Chevroleu, St. LOOK plete line of instruments. Rental Main St. Tel. MI. 9-5241, on the comer. Howard R. Hast- ] need for election of a Republican year. * 1952 FORD SEDAN RUBBISH. AND Ashes removed. Roofing 16-A AN ORIlINA.Nf’E PROIIIBITINU CNNEC'ESSARY NOISES Mancheater or vicinity. One tod­ The Poet’ s Column Fords, othtr good trailSportsUon. WE SAY AGAIN applied to purchase price. Rep­ dler and one infant. Not over $.55. Ings Agency. Ml. 9-1107 any lime. |Congre'S this fall. General cleaning of attics, cellars ROOFING-^Speciallzlng In repair­ EXPERIENCED Carpenter want­ POWER MOWERS BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE TOWN resenting Olds, Selmer, Bach, 42 COOLIDGE STREET, West Good credit enabls'us to accept 85 and yards. Call M and M Rubbish ed. Steady work. Call Ml. 9-1421 Household Goods 51 MI. 9-6100 Ho said some Democratic Con- \ Tribute to Miss Mary E. Bonn down. Doiiglaa Motbra, 333 Main. 1949 MERCURY 2-DR. ing roofs of all kinds. Also new No Money Down—$2 Weekly OF MANCHESTER: _ . Pedler and Bundy. Metter'a Mualc Side. Attractive Cape Cod with aix BOLTON LAKE — Moving from ! _ . . removal, MI. 9-9787. after 5. area. Must sell i gre.ssmen paid up service to (Loringly known as "Aunt tools. .Gutter work. Chlmneye BUDGET CENTER The following ordinance is hereby enacted: ATTENTION Ladies' Sdp-coverz ! Studio, 177 McKee. Ml. 8-7500 finished rooms. Oil heat. Hatch­ F.l,''pnhower becau.se of the Presi- SEDAN way. Storm windows and screens. Winterized four room single, glass *)ary," by countless Epv,^ake I shine Mountain.") company to complete your down balance one year to pay Call I olds to vote. . $ Announcement la made of the en* payment. PosiUvely only |14S 1950 CHEVROLET Thomas Colla Construction Co., W ooshed, 11 Main St.. Manchea-{ has existed for some time and the extent and volume of such noises and delivered. Terms. Goss Plano FOUR OF FIVE rooms, prefcrrfblv ; mediate sale. Exclusive with Elva privileges, nice condition. Asking ANTIQUEIS Refinished. Repairing 251 Broad St., Manchester. JAckson 2-7780 or JAckson 4-0154 I The Republicans. Nixon said, had She has climbed up Sunshine gagement and coming marrUm of down fNiya a 1949 car, $195 buys a HARDTOP CONV. Heating— Plumbing 17 ter. Conn. Good used furniture ?'i> increasing; Out of town reverse charges. Company, 317 Asylum Street, near Main St. Call MI. 9-166‘2 ' Tyler. Realtor. MI, 9-4469. price $8,500. Hurry. It's new on the Mrs. Agnes G. Bartley, 110 Birch done on any furniture. Tieman, bought and sold. Tel. MI. 9-3154. Hartford. JA. 5-6896, Open Thurs­ I done more in 17 months to end Mountain. 1950,8395 buya a 1952. No addiUon- 189 South Main St. Phone Ml. CLERK-TYPIST. State age, exper­ • ' ' (b) The necessity in the public interest for the provisions and market. Goodchiid Really Co., St., to.Anthony Dakilo, 77 Green* Royal Master Urea. De luxe GUARANTEED PLUMBING and Open 'til 7 p.m. day nights. ^______' $12,900 SIX FINISHED rooms, Realtors. MI. 3-7925 any time. I segregation than the Democrats About which she used to sing; al aide notes or loans, Ws gusran- heater. Beautiful 2-tone green and 3-8643. ience and salary desired. Write pr?rOhlhitions...... hereinafter contained and enacted is declared as a matter ! had done I'n 17 years. Up that mountain into Heaven wood Dr. taa to sell under the above terms heating. Jobbing anij new work. f l^islatlve determination and public policy, and it is further declared PH1U:0 CHAIRSIDE radio. In- —^------— iWANTFJD—One room apartment screened porch, oversize garage. black top. Low mileage. Extra Eiox Q, Herald. of ... BEAUTIFUL SET of Slingerland; with cooking facilities by loi al BOLTON HILI-SIDE, 6 room split The Vice .President urged Dewey Where the joyliclls always ring. The wedding date la aet for Tuaa* with notss aa low as 340 monthly. FURNITURE Refinlshtng, antique Joseph Skelley. MI. 9-3014. that'the provisions and pi'ohibitiona hereinafter contained and enacted quire .383 Hilliard St. Large lot with trees. Timken oil | day, June 29. clean. See this tonight. Open un­ drums and practice board. C}k)st business woman.. Call Miss burner, aluminum storms and; level home, large living room, to run for reelection in, November Good credit Is our only rsquirs- furniture a specialty, chairs caned WANTED—Man to work in wash are pijfsuant to and for the purpose of securing and promoting the To the "Hoii.se of Mainy Man- ment. Douglas Motors, 383 Main. til 9. and rushed. Anson F. Thorp. LENNOX FURNACES and warm Notice EASY SPIN DRY wa.sher. .Good $375, sell for $150. MI. 3-7125. Buendo. MI. 9-2998.' screens. Many ew a s, Including ’ fireplace, "Youngstown kitchen, "in t'• MI. Hotpoint dishwasher. Madeline | dishwasher, hot water heat, at­ 9-5844. the peach and quiet of the Town of Manche.sler and its inhabitant?. 9-7776. I Smith,. Realtor. MI. 9-1842 or tached garage, . amesite drive, applause and cheers for the New .Sheltered in her Savior's love. CHORCHES FOR VALUES 1953 FORD CONV. COUPE Maple Dry Cleaners and Launder- 4 OR 5 R(})OM Apartment bv two Where no earthly care will reach Tokyo (*>)—A recant Paig^ ALL KINDS of antenna work. Call ers. 72 Maple St. Invitation to Bid .Section 2 \ Wearins: Apparel— Furs 57 9-1146. large lot, trees. Carlton W. Hutch­ York governor. Radio, heater, black top. Full PLUMBING and healing, It ahalVbe unlawful for any pei-son, film or corporation to make, ELECTRIC Refrigerator, electric I adults. Tel. MI, 3-8137 after' 5, ins. MI. 6-6132. 9-4694. Mrs. Hobby tolcj the dinner audi­ her - broadcast told of a meeting bp Art Pliiney, TV Antenna 'peclal- On Tree Removal Beautiful selection na­ 1952 Ford V-8 4 Door—Radio, price 1st, Sales and Service. VerJ' fair work or repairs, Phone 1^. 6-8541. continue. br\caiise or permit, to be made or continued any loud, un­ stove, washing machine, hide's-! LADIES! MANCHESTER, Cape Cod, four ence that President Elsenhower's In that heavenly home above. • the *'piteridium of the Saat A b t e heater, timberline green.— OIL BURNER mechanic, Man with Bids will be received for tree re­ tionally advertised underwear, Writer? Union.’’ It was decided $1750 prices. Tel. Ml. 6-4772. Ernest J. Morin, experience for service and instal­ necessary or ilnu-siial noise which annoys, dislract.s, injures or endanger? bed divan and-easy chair. All in rooms, Timken hot water oil aya- j $14,500. ABOUT 10 mjles from Man- "people's program . . . cries out for 31295. moval at the office of the General excellent condition Call MI. 9-5409 suits and dre.sses. nurse's uni­ Business Properly For Sale 70 tem one year old, combination | chaster. Four bedroom house, Wc shall all miss dear Aunt,. there should be three tilctoricnl lation. Lassen Petroleum MI. Manager. Town of Manche.ster at the comfort, \vielfare, health, peace or safety of othei-s. within the lifnita action from Republicans, Demo­ COMPLETE REPAIRS by Stuart PUMPS AND Water systems, In- of. the Towi}. except that any person, firm or roiporalion conducting or Ml. 9-1445, forms, beach and play\ ear. ' metal storms and screens, ex'cel- j good condition, all conveniences. Mary. novels this year. A committee od 1961 Ford Tudor—^Rsdio and heat­ gersoll Rand, wholesale and re­ 9-0121. 3:00 P.M. Wednesday. -Jiinc 2. EAST CENTER St. 100% location, crats and Independents alike.” Lillie ones and stalwart youth er. Blue. Low mileage—3895. 1949 PACKARD SEDAN R. Wolcott on wringer and auto­ a b\ialnesa or in^strial operation which conforms to the Zoning regu- Shown in your home. Budget plan. i lent condition, $10,300. We have Barn, about four acres market writers wga organized "to ctudy tail. Engineered estimates free, 1954 at which time bids will be NORGE UFRIGHT freezer, 11-rii. .. .,... i Call JA, 5-0001. valuable business properly. Older i F'ound in her 'a friend most faith­ Motor overhauled, New peint. matic washing machines, vacuum opened in pubiic' Bids sealed and 1 Towi/of Manchester, shall not be prevented from making, many others including ranches.) garden land. Evenings, Frank IA>SIN(i TR.\NS.\CTION life in'Tactortea, villages and build­ 1961 Pontiac Catalina Hard Top— and complete repair service. * ft. One year old. Also electric house. unlimited possibilities, Plnney. MI. 9c7877, Walton W, ful ing sites,’’ After Utat. the- prea* radio, heater, hydramatic—• cleaners, motor's, small appll- Help Wanted— marked "Tree Removal Bid to be ''"using or permitting such noirts ss are necessary to their colonials and Cape C ^ s. priced , $675 Terms arranged. Call Enterprise ironer. Excellent condition MI. suitable for offices. Phone MI. from $7350 up. A. R. Wilkie ft Co. ' Grant, Realtor. JA. 2-7584. As she taught them words of tdium Klecided it would be appro­ , 31395. iknees. .Welding 180 Main street. Male or l^emale 37 Opened June 2. 1954". must be m '»! Induatrial operations, PINK NET evening gown, size 14, 3-6273. Brae-Burn. Grand Haven. Mich. r/P* -Store­ Phonr Ml. 9-6678. 1775, Shepard Farm •Equipment I 9.5892. MI. 9-246L MI, 9-4389. truth. priate to study "the training o< Co., 200 West Main St., Rockville-, the office of the General Manager 1 Section St—Enumeration * worn once. Call MI. 3-8687. VERNON — New custom built keeper (}3iarler K. Bugielski told < ■ 1951 Studebaker Champ.. Starllte STATE OF CONNECTICUT. Open new writers.’’ 1941 CHRYSLER Conn. • before the time stated above. The The following acts, among nthq.r.s, are declared to he Iqud. dis- GIJENW’OOD KITCHEN range, oil ranch, 3 bedrooms, ' pla?tered police a thief shattered a plate Farewell, friend, we hope to meet Club Coupe—Overdrive and DpORS OPENED, keys fitted, competitive examination notice: I Farms and Land For Sale 71 MANCHESTER glay,s window in his store snd made heater, grey.—3895. copied, vacuum cleaners, irons, right is reserved to reject any and turbing an(f unnecessary noises in violation of this ordinanc/, but said ahd gas. Good condition. PI. waHs, fully insulated. aMached ga­ > you FORMAL SEDAN Senior Physical Therapist i Con­ 2-6850 after 6:30. Wanted—To Buy 58 off with three cap pistols. Three $1 When it lomes our turn to leave; The, Amazon river ws* named guns, etc., repaired. Shears, all bid.s. I enumeration ahall not be'deemed to be exclusive, namely; BOLTON—Five room single, oil VALUES rage, city water and sewerage, • by a Spanish sxplorer s3ter a bat* I960.,Nash Rambler Convertible— . $75 Moving— Trucking necticut residence waived I i clos­ . directly on busline. I»t appro.x- bills were left behind, apparently As we climb up Sunshine Moun­ knives, mowers etc., put into con­ ing date June 241 No. 2211, $3,540- All bids must conform to the j (a) Horns, Signaling Devices, etc.: The souhding of an^y horn nr IT'S BENSON'S for rock bottom , i heat, barn, four tie-ups, garage, in payment. Bugielski wasn't hap- tie with Indiana in which a larga. Radio, heater and overdrive. apecificetions and bidders forms j signaling device on any automobile, motorcycle, motor hu? or other $13,600—Spacious six room ranch 114 x 230. Immediate oi'.cupancy. tain S p ecif—3645. dition for coming neede, Bralth- Storage ■ ‘ 20 $4,620. Physical Therapist’ iCon- prices on genuine Yourfgstown j WANTED - Small cement mixer. | approximately 20 acres. Bargain I'.r with the transaction. He .said And life's finaCpattern weave. number of Indian women! -'took waite. 52 Pearl street. ^ necticut residence waived) (clos­ which ma.v be procured from the , vehicle, within the limlta. Of the Town, except as a danger signal; the sink units and cabinets. Plan now! MI. 9-3958 after 6 p.m. i $16,800. E ft E Realtors, 310 Main style cottage on Bolton Lake, only | $15,750. George J. Colman, Bi-o'k- part, reminding th*' explorer of 1941 OLDS COUPE^ MANCHESTER - Package Deliv­ 2 years old, 100' lake frontage.} 'i'. Hartford-Conrt. Trust Bldg, the guns were valued at $2.98, 1950 ChevTolet Tudor—Radio and ing date June 241 No. 2212 $3,120- Fuperintendent qf Parks and Tree i creation by meana of any' such algnaling device of any loud or harsh to modernize your kitchen on E-Z ■ ------St. Phones MI. 9-6297 or 3-4480. SI.98 anfl '$1 25. He said npthihg Florence Burdick Gibson, the legend of the Amazons, a war­ heater. Beautiful black finish. ery. Local tight trucking and Warden. Room' 18, Municipal sound; -end the sounding of any such device for an unnec?asaiy and terms! Benson's, Inc., 1085 Main Sandy besch. Ten ntinutes drive Rockville. Tel. 5-4045, 5-4710. 'Manchester, May 26, 1954 like •■•ace of women. I package delivery. Refrigerators. $4200, Senior Clinical Psycholo­ about the gla.ss. A real buy. ' ■ 1947 PONTIAC WASHING MACHINES repaired. gist (Connecticut residence waiv­ Building. Mrnchester, Connecticut. unreasonable period of time. St. Rooms Without Board 59 j Ma n c h e s t e r — surrounded by 1 from Manchester, ML 9-9757. I washers and stove, moving a ------— — - — i beautiful open country, yet only. iROCTvVILLE New Cape Cod, full, 1950 Chevrolet Conv.—Radio, heat­ ed! . I immediate vacancy at (hi RacLioa, phobographa, etc.: The using, opeiallng. or permitting $15.000— Large six room ranch, shed dormer. 4 rooms fini.shed, 2 SEDAN 6 CYL. ^ specialty. MI. 9.0752. f i v e DINING. Room chairs and er, light blue. Very clean. CARS CLEANED and simonlzed in Southbury , Training School l to be played, used or operated of any radio, televi.slqn set, phonograph, cooking privileges, suitable (or- rooms, coops, fruit tr6cs. (jniy ottefhed garage, patio, overhang. unfinished, fireplace. plastered Radio, heater, overhauled. (closing date June 241 No. 2215 or other machine or device for the-producing or reproduf-tion of aound . table, $25. Miscellaneous. MI. Save. your garage. J12 epd up according ! AUSTIN A. CriXAfiERS CO.', 9-5090. two. Phone MI. 9-3884. $13,500. H. B. Grady, Broker. MI. | bookcases, ceramic tile; walls, basement garage, cxiclient' to car size. Phone ML 9-6744, • local and long distance moving, $4,440-$5,880. Tabulating Equip­ '’ in such manner or with such Volume a.s tojennoy or disturb the .peace, .1-8009. i hath, all utilities, close tn rivo I lot 110 X 180. city water and sew­ Guaranteed and Fu^ly packing, storage. Call MI. 3-3187. ment Operator (closing date June : quiet, comfort or repose of the nWphboring inhabitants. ANTIQUES Bought and' sold. 1 NEWLY DECORATED, BeaulUully I schools. Must sell at once. | erage. An oul.standlng buy' at TO THE BRUNNER’S GUARANTEED Top quality, tele­ 17) No. 2213 $2,700-$3,420. Re-' ' furnished and apacibus room. The Reconditioned Hartford CHapel 7-1423. VERNON (c) Yelling, shouting, etc.: Yelling ahoutlng, hooting, whistling or Townc House Antiques, 72 Bissell $15.500—Attractive six room! $12:600. George J. Coleman, Brok­ Low Down Payments at vision service. Calls received be­ search Assistant (closing date ■ singing on the public struts, particularly between the hour.? of eleven Street, Manchester, Conn. MI. most complete light housekeeping Houses For Sale 72 er. Hartford-Conn, Trust Building, PACKARD fore 9 p.m. will be serviced same June 17) No. 2214 $2,940-$3.660. Ap- facilities available in Manchestei. , ranch, attached garage porch. \ Rockville. Tel. 5’-4045 or 5-4710. Bank Rates APPROX. 4 ''z P. ,M. and seven A. M. or at any time or place ?o aa to annoy or dia- 3-7618. j split-rail fence, carpeting, utilities. ' night. Ml. 9-1347. Painting— Papering 21 pl.v Office of the State Personnel : turb the quiet, comfort or repose of persona in aft office; or' in any You will marvel at the cleatUiness MANCHESTER Studebaker Sales and Sen'ice Director. Room 405, State Office of this building. Children accepted. Convenient location. ROCKVILLE - -.Beautiful year-old, Rockville Road ’ Commercial Property dwelling, ..hotel or other type of .Residence, or of any person.? in the Six rooms completed. Cape Cod PAINTING, Extenor and interior, Building, Hartford, or any Con­ . . \ ' NO NEED TO JOIN A CLUB Central. Priced so reasonable in very central location. Selling for ATTENTIO.N VETERANS! A 6-room garrison ’colonial, large CHORCHES MOTORS MASpN—■Fieldston'e a apeclalty. E. fronting on main highway; Mao : vicinity. master bedroom, 2 additional twin Talcottvillf paperhanging Ceilings reflnlah- necticut State Employment Serv­ Top Qi^allty Furniture you'll gasp! Be sure and see thia , few homes sn-aUable for 30 year} 80 Oakland Street—MI-9'-9483 ToUi. Phone Ml. 9-32(57. ” . ed. Wail paper books, on request. ice' Office. Olendon, A. Scoboria, has .year old custom-built > i td) Animals, Birds,.fttc.: The keeping of any animal or bird which one. Mrs, Dorsey, iJ Arch St: EsUmates given. Fully insured. room home, basement garage.\ by causing frequent or long continued noise sh.-ill disturb the"comfort ■ Brand Name Appliances BOLTON ' n//own‘paymV7rmoVTgs7e *11' " OPEN EVENINGS WEBB’S TV 17 Maple St.. 33 per Personnel Director.' Just oiter Manchester lino. A the qualified veteran. Stop in today ■ full size dining 1946 OU3SMOBILE . Sue sedan Call Edward R. Price. Mitchell Directly oii bus line. 316,800. ' or repose of any persona in the viclriity, except that the keeping of and TV at jTremendous Sayings f u r n is h e d Front room, central­ room, excellent kitchen, I’ j baths, coupe.' Hydramatic, new rings, house call. All work fully guaran­ 9-1003: ' animals or birds normal or incidental to agricultural operations shall ly located, continuous hoi water, five ye.sr old Cape Cod with large R*t facta, ^ .full cement cellar, bieezeway, at- good tires, written guarantee No ALL DAY SUNDAY teed. Call Ml. 9-6533.'for quick Situations W anted- ; not be prohibited (where allowed under zoning.,regulaFtlonsi. CHAMBERS FURNITURE (jentleman preferred. Phone MI. piece of land^ Sriling ad $11,90^ f W A R R E N E. H O W L A N D atched garage, all city lonven- dowTi payment. 38.9P weAly, Cole honest service. 9-7129. EASY TERMS Female 38 George J. Coleman te) Exhausts:' The discharge into the open air'of the exhaust, of SALES JM AN (,:H L S 1EK Realtor—Insurer iences. In immaculate condition. Motims. MI. 9-0980. E.XTER10R PAINTING only. Free Broker any steam engine or stationary internal combu.stlon engine, motor Drastically reduced (or immediate H * 1 RADIO-TV Service. Service At The Green PLEASANT ROOM, separate kitch­ A new five room ranch.on Wood- ' 648 Woodbridge Street estimates. Ml. 9-1383. boat,.or motor.vehicle except through a muffler or other device which land street selling for $13,500. sale; owner transferred George 1949 CHEVROLET fordor Sedan. TRADES charge 33.50. Tel. 8U. 9-6665. Gary Hartford-Conn. Trust Bldg. Mitchell 3-5187 en, central. Free parking. Gentle­ Phone MI-3-8600—MI-3-5711 lamonaco. CURTAINS Laundered and Ironing I will eff«ictivel.v prevent loud or eitploaive noises thcrefiom. * Afany Other Listings J. Coleman. Broker Hartfoi:'). Good tires, clean car. Excellent PAINTING—Exterior, and interior. done in my home. Ml. 9-4333. \ Roekville Hours: 10 to 5—7:30 to 8:30 P. M- man, MI. 3-4724. Conn. Trust Bldg., Rockville. Tei. running . condition! . Douglas For free estimates. Call Ml. ff) Loading. Unloading, Opening Boxes: The creation of a'loud WIRING INSTALLATION and re­ Tel. 5-4045, 5-4710 ■ ------:-----^------— I ROCKVILLE, 24 Grove Street, Hill- T.J. CROCKETT FIVE ROOM 5-4045. 5-4710. Motors, 333 Main. 1949 ENGLISH AUSTIN. Call Ml. 9-97-73. and excessive noise in connection with loading,or unloadinj* any vehicle Real E.state Broker 9-0862 after 4 o'clock. pair of small electric appliances or the opiening and destruction of bales, bokes, crates and.containers. ' IT'S BENSON’S for rock bottom ' gidg House, light housekeeping and fixtures. Clarence G. Sihith, Phone Mf-3-5416. or RANC^H HOME SO. TOVfiNTRY- "Two hou.ses for Everyone is interested in Better Government. ! PAINT AND , Paperhanging, Time prices on television! ' Up to $100 rooms. $10 weekly. Inquire fii^st sale. Excellent location (or busi­ 1983.CHEVRULET ail metal sUtion 21 Knox St. Phone MI. 3.-8423. (g) 'Construction; Repaijing of Buildings; The erection (including and more in trade for your old! floor Aparnient 9 Residence MI-9-7751 1942 CHEVROLET 2-door. Good I paj’Bicntsi Finarcing arranged} excavating) demolition, Biteration or repair of an.v building in a real'- Three Bedrooms ness. Ail modern e:onvenienccs. running cbmution. Call Ml. 6-6828. 'wagon, like new condtUon, radio, ! Wm. Dickson ft Son? Phone Ml. FOR RENT T.V. See Philco, R.C.A., Weitlng- Are YOU interested enough to do something YOUNG MAN with small pick-up dential or business dfstriol other than between,the hqui's of,seven A. M. house sales and service. MI. ! VERY PLEASANT front room for CUSTOM BUILT four room, ex­ 498 f*arker Street Main Street, So. Coventry. Two . heater, loW mileage. Douglas ' 9-0920. Pesirable space for manufac­ pandable to 'itx, cabinet kitchan'; apartments for rent. Inquire, Cape J949 piDSMOBILE Sedanette, very Motors. 333 Main. truck, will do odd Jobs, evenings turing or wholesaling. and nine P. M., except in case of necessity in the interest of public 3-8790. E-Z terms. Benson’*, Inc., 1 gentleman. Parking, at 272 Main,. Builder— MI-3-6051 about it? good condition. Must sacrifice. or week-ends. MI. 9-8452. PAINTING, interior and exterior.. health .and. safety, and then only with permission from the Health 1085 Main St. MI. 3-4071. large living i;oom. fireplace, oak ciod house next to Library, ■'i Used TV Sets Officer. Chief of’ Police,'Fire Marshal or Building Inspector, as; the floors, sanitary molding’, storrn Owner lea\-ing Country, Ml. 1983 FORD Victoria. Radio, heater, Wallpapering. For free estimates Tel. bay MI-9-5714 IMMEDIATE Occupancy. 6 room 9-8344 any time. power steering, 4.800 miles. We BULLDOZER and loader wbrk. call MI. 9-3203. In VHF only. Some floor models lease may be. ' windows, oil ste|m heat, 100' lot, MANCHESTER —Six room Cape Landscaping and grading. Reason­ Eveping MI-9-9485 trees, near stores. . bus. Only Cod. two unfinished. Full base- colonial. An older home with mod­ Are YOU interested enough to register a pro­ guarantee that this car looks and with new warranty. I . (h) Schools, Courts. Churches, Hospitals, etc.: The creation of an y ern conveniences. 13 miles east of BLACK 1946 Plymouth sedan. handle's like a brand new .car. able rates. No Job too small. Call i excessive noise on any street adjacent to any school, other institution $9,900. Carlton W. Hutchins. MI;.' . ment, hot water oil heat, fireplace, | Good condition. Call after 4 p m. MI. 9-0680 after 5 p.m. Courses and Classes 27 9-5132, 9-4684. ! combination windows and doors.''] Manchester. $8,500. MI. 9-5486. test against a Democratic machine that in­ Douglas Motors. 333 Main: $95 to $125 j of learning, library, church or court, while the same Is in-use. or ad- PI. 2-7982 or PI. 2-7806. ! Jacent to any hospital, which unreasonably interferes with the working VA approved at $12,600. Available | 1949 STUDEBAKER Kckup. Good STONE, BRI(}!K. fireplace and ce­ RADIO, Electronics, Television . with no down payment. Approxi-: sists upon imposing its will against yoiirs? 1949 OHe VROLETS (3) two for- ment work. Call MI. 9-5451 or MI. Servicing. "l.,earn by Doing" at I of such institution or which disturb? or unduly, snnoys patients in the AUCTION PORTER STREET-:-Six rooms, Wanted— Real Estate 77 condition. Make an M tr . No down hospital, provided .that signs .are displayed in such streets indicating fireplaqe. ceramic tile bath, hot matcly $79 per rhonth carrying : ______dors, one tudor, all de luxes, payment. 330 monthly. Cole 3-5042. . "Connecticut's oldest electronics SEPTIC TANKS GARRITY BROS. j On Rmite 5-!)4 Mile? North of East Hartford Center that the same ls'a'’schoo). llhrary, ehurch,- hospital or coilrt street, wkter oil heat, garage, amesite charges. Immediate occupancy. LISTINGS WANTED - Single, radios and heaters. Good tireS’ Motors'. 436,Centei St. Ml.< 9-0980. ^ school." New'term starting. En­ ' a n d INCORPORATED On Wa.v to Springfield. Lomas ft Nettieton (Jo. JA. 7-3211, Are YOU interested enough to register a pro­ Dotiglas Motors. 333 Main. SEWING MACHINE repalra on all roll now for day or evening divi­ driveway. Screens, storm windows. two-famiiy, three-family, buai­ i (i) Ha-w-kers. Peddlers: The shouting and crying of peddlers, hawk- evenings AD. 2-1558. BU. 9-1215. nesa property. Have many cash 1981 FOUR-Door Oievrolet. Power- domestic makes. Specializing on sion. Phone CH. 7-lMOi or write TalcottvIUe-Rockville Road - 'era and vendors which disturbs the peace and quiet of the neighbor­ SATURDAY. MAY 29. 1954— 7 F.M. Ex«'ellent condition. * all Industrial types.' James Len- PLU80E0 SEWERS (Rain nr not— inside or out) . buyers. Mortgages arranged test against a Democratic machine that dis­ 1853 DE SOTO Firedome V-8 four glide, reasonable. MI. 3-8927 after New England Technical) Institute. Opposite Brunner's hood. ■ EAST HARTFoV d —Five room door, low miltage, all equipped tini. MI. 6-1496. Please exit George L Graziadio, 6. 193 Trumbull St.. Hartford. Conn. PHONE MI-S-4531 ■(J) Drums; The use of any driim. loud speaker or other instru­ THIS AUCTION—ALL NEW HOUSE FURNITURE VERNON: BOX MOUNTAIN ranch, hot water oil heat, amesite phis power steering, tutone blue DRIVE. "SITTING ON TOP OF drive, storms and screens, $12,400. : Realtor, ^MltcfieU 9-5878. 109 regards the people's will as expressed in a 33,295. Inquire Apt. 21. 613 -Main 1940 CHEVROI..CT Qub coupe, in Maehim ClMiai ment for the purpose of attracting attention by creation of noise to. Henry stract. ROTOTILLER any performance, show or sale, or to the. display and advertisement of RIGHT FROM THE FACTORY lY ORDER OF THE WORLD. ’ 23 foot living room, l '- % mortgage. 30 year term. 8t.. Manchester, any Ume during good condition, 3100. CalL MI. Private Instructions 28 Septie lAake, Dry WaUs, Sewer fireplace, kitchen, dinette, two Madeline Smith, Realtor. MI. referendum? day. 9-3382. 220 Charter Oak St. merchandise except In parades for which a proper permit haa been THE OWNER. 1^ READY to buy, sell, exchange FOR HIRE Uiiee laaUlled—Cellar 1Weter- obtained. MAPLE Uving room sets, bleached oak bedroom aets. reproduc­ large bedroom's and large ceramic 9-1642 or 9-1146. real estate, moirtgages arranged, . Proofing Ooao. tile bath on first floor; two large J980_B.U1CK Super fordor dynaflow. 1942 CHEVROLET 2-door. Good ACCORDION and'^piano taught tn tion maple and . other bedroom sets.' clear wardrobe, mahogany Ctonault Howardrd -R. Hastings, with operator. Lawns, Gardens (k) Buainesa Establiahments; The operation of any. business es­ bedrooms at)d bath on second floor. MANCJHESTER GRKBN—3*a room Aff*ncv Ml 9-1107 W25- MI. 3-8840, Inquire 18 Jordt running condition. $75 takes it. your home. MI. 9-8144. tablishment between the hoUis of twelw Midnight and seven A. M. in lamp tables. Her tables, leather topped coffee and step tabties, house. Oil heat, atbrm windows. i agency, au. » h o t. If YOU or* intfirMftd in l«tttr Gevtmm«nt in MonchMf«r, VOTE ot tiM Call. MI. 9-9525. M c Ki n n e y o r o s . brass table lamps, pin up. bridge, floor and boudoir, child's ward­ Attractively decorated. Full base­ Free Estimates—MI-3-6144 CREDIT GIRL •uch manner as to create loud and disturbing noises, of such frequency ment. Artesian well. Thousands of Insulated. Built in 1948 (Jail MI. SEWERAGE OI8PU6AL CO. or such-volume as to annoy or disturb-the peace, quiet and comfort of robes, mahogany kneehole desks, chrome dinette, sets, gray . 9-5985 or JtockviUe 5-5520.' Dfimocratic Caucus at tht Hollistar Str*«t School. May 28. Friday Eveelog, 1940 CHEVROLET Club coupe. New 1952 CHEVROLET deluxe fordor Bonds— Stocks tulips, crocus, peonies, etc. Breeze-' Legal Notice 130-183 Pearl St. TeL 8n-8-8S08 Work interesting and agree­ any neighborhood or the persons therein, and oartieularly the creation limed oak dinette set, (oiir handsome tufted velvet side chairs, 8 P.M.. for thoso of your fdlow citizans who wont to tostora lETTBI ■eat covers. Needs minor repairs ■edan. Green. Radio, heater. Ex­ LARCe CLOSED truck with driv- Klortgages 31 able. Many employee beneflte. leather lounge chairs, child’s metal card table and chairs, flat way, 2 ear garage, hot water, oiL $15,500 RA'NCH HOME of five large ! at a rOU'RT of .PROBATK holdm 338. MI. 3-1900. ' cellent condition. Price 31,180. of disturbing noises of such freq'uency and \-oIume as to annoy or dis­ amesite driveway, lim p post, stone er. Reasonable rates by hour, day, Experience preferred but not turb the quiet, comfort, peace and repose of oersons in any dwelling, Irons, yacht chairs, chaise lounges, metal kitchenware, toaster, rooms, fireplace, full basement. |a< Coiumbi*. »ithm amt hT-uif Di»- REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENT in Manchtsttr: Olsen, 73 Alton Street., Ml. 9-0249. or week. Call- MI. 9-4681. necessary. - We train you on outdoor grills, food thermos contelner?. picnic equipmeat. elec-- wall; split rail fence. Lot 183 x 160. Kohler fixtures. aUeni, awitchaa. | ^ " ism '’' 19tf CHEVROLET Tudor. Original GI and FHA MORTGAGES hotel or boarding house and other type of residence. Price $22,800. b l ^ finish, sadio, heaUr, low the Job. trie razors, many unadvertised Items and specials, ALL NEW Lot 162 X 200. Madeline Smith, I p'r***rt ri,A.YTON K., hunt. K.-«i . John D. Wilcox Jay E. Kubinow James J. Hasaett Asto Acce88oric»—-'firss 6 Household Services (l) Standing Motor Vehicles; Any motor vehicle, truck, bus, auto­ MERCHAyDISfir-^.ftLL HR.st QFALITV, NO SECONDS OR Realtor. Ml. 9-1642 or 9-1146. ! Ju1*t> A, H*'Urr, KdWard W. Carroll William A. Viens Frederick J. Murphy Offered 13-A years maturity: A mort|fege Of­ Rich, Fertile Good Salary FACTORY REJECTS. very clean. Exceptional value at MOTOR SALE. New motor guar- disturb the peace and repoae of any neighborhood and the racing of. 11.000 IWWW. THKfcl:* oearoom ^ intf .Maif . of kiuh- Johh M. MatchcU Michael Pinto John' F. Lynch wily 3545. Se Bob OUver. today anue. Ford, Chevrolet; Mercury, ficer will gladly assist you in solv­ such motor vehicle In s loud and disturbing way on leaving the park­ REAL ESTATE TO GO ON SALE ranch. fireplace. Jar#e rooma. pic- k >vnrti-’.nz in Frank Stamler ’ ' Edward F. Coughlin Helen E. Prison \to do buMMab with. No preeeurte, WEAVING oii bums, moth boiee OF MANCHEp'fER Rockville, to Mapcheoter $348 j Manchestec, Conn. fo r each vicHation. ' . ' ’ ^..,>'<,,1 ia n.«.pai>or havinf a rin:ulaiiun m butib f 4 THth, Storel 7U, Main MX. M ANCHESTJCa ’W f& asigned ig i for .Beautiful high location,. diatrlct. and by postida a ' cop.i David Stone ' s Nancy OeVeau Salve VenidfiUo ' downVB «e$pient.peJbDbent. SiSee Bob OUvbr end tom clothing, hbieery lima, yd. Oeliyered In RocbvUle SOUTH WINDSOR AUCTION MART 8-BI90J Uee our ew y p»y ^en . ! Phone MI-9-4581 SecUoii aU-Separ«l^ty i comfortable livi^. StUriitUrilily built; jarjo iut“ Excellent trees;’ 2nd Dirrvof on Ui. public aian-■— pnii— in’ said Evelyn G. Farria r Itotor Bftlee,■ .481 ^ Mein St. handbags repaired, stppcr re- FIRST AND second mortgagee yd. 8LS5 yd . loaded and trtick r It ia the intention of the Board of ^<^b separate pit>- B roofh bungalow. Garage, porch floor $ roonris vacant 3-car as- Town of Botton nearest the place where ThiOdnaa M. SuBlran So* Abra^is A w il l ia m L LeCLAIR. AiiRfieiieer -un Ithe deceased laat dwele. - BATTliRIES — 80% ee-0271 that If any,prmiaton i»f this Otdinmee be declared to be ln%-Uld. alL. Matara. MI. MMO, ing Shop. - < Mil 8-5413. othar proviatons thereof ahall remain valid and enforceable. :n , / A *•'

THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1954 PAGE TWENTY ilanrtifBt^r 1Eu?nm0 It^ralb Average Daily Net Press Run The Weather For the Week Eadod Forocaat of U. 8. Weatbar : May tt, 1M 6 The Manchester Registered Among births to local residents .^mong the 22 divorces granted Ooudy, mild, few ■hnwew la- Nurses Assn., will meet Tuesday, at U>Hford hospitals recently in Superior Court this week by About Town June 1, at 7:45 p.m. in the dining Judge James C. Shannon were 11^45 alght. Low M-66. Satorday. aoa- were the foOowing: Monday at the .three to local residents: Elvira S- room of the. Memorial Hospital. Fresh Sea Foods Now In Season Member of the Audit nideraMe rioudineoa, warmer. A f­ Dr. Rdward M. Flnesilver. attend­ Hartford Hospital, a son to Mr. frooi Bervel G. Jarvis on the 302 MAIN Miss .lanice Whalen. 34 Wood; and Mrs. Angelo J. Parandes, .34 FISH AND CHIPS WITH OUR FRIALATOR Bureau of Ctitsflation ternoon ohoweiii pnmible. bridge St., flew to Miami Beach. ing surgeon at Mt. .Sinai Hospital, grounds of, intolerable cruelly: Margaret Rd., and Tuesday at the Mary S. from Ralph J. Demers on Manchester—~A City of Village Charm Fla.. Sunday, where she is spend­ will speak at 8:30 on "Progress in St. Francis Hospital, a son to Mr. Our new sanitary process gives you a delicious, crisp, North 6^ Armory ing a two weeks vaenUon at the the grounds of desertion, and Gar­ Plastic Surgcr.v,” and will show and Mrs.’ Clifford R. Walker, 76 Bell-Air Hotel. While there she mon from Lillian F. Jones on the golden brown food Seals in the f ^ 4 .'-.lides. A ll intere'sted nurses are Phelps Rd. VOL. LXXIII, NO. 209 (ClaMined AdverttsUiK on Page Ft) Parking. will fly to Havana. Cuba. l.'.vited. grounds of adultery. try them! FRIED OYSTERS AND CLAMS PACKED MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY. MAY 28, 1954 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES IN TW’O SECTIONS) PRICE n V E CENTS ^ ^ Thou.ssmds o f pcr... all you need is a good can opener . . . PICNIC Tbe 96th man to die waa Thomaa . C. Hackbarth, aviation ordinance- A r m y S to ry 9 V i man, aon of Mra. Georgia L. Hack­ 3 Lb. Harnt 5 Lb. Hams Lb. Hams barth, 378 Huron St., CoUimbua, can ^ .9 5 can $6.49 can $9.49 Ohio. Identity of the 97th victim wa.s O n S c h in e Powers Periled W e also have imported canned hams in 10 to 11-lb. sizes. withheld until relalivea are noti­ fied. Officiala withheld identity of Washington. May 28 t/P)— Washington, May 28 (iT*)— The Eisenhower adminifitration 4 a ' '• the la teat victim until next of kin A subpoena was served on today directly disputied the declaration by Sen. McCarthy that HOT DOG ROLLS From HALE'S have been informed. Sen. McCarthy today by the it is the duty of federal workers to report,to Congress what Nearly . 40 . are atill in critical Senate Committee investigat­ condition. they may know of Communism, treason or other Crimea. Pkr. Of s 20c Self Serve and Meat Dept. Chief of Naval Operaliona Adm. ing his controversy with the In’ a statement issued at the------'i------r------Robert B. Carney aurveyed the Army. McCarthy said it “ ap­ White Hou.se, Atty. Gen. Brownell REYMOND’S. WONDER battered carrier ve.ne-in. can be used for oven roast, pot roast, stewing See other photo— Page.'2fl. (.M ’ WIrephoto). dent of the United Slates to Hartford, May UP)— A piecies, swiss steak, etc. ^ and very unique from anything I for his wealthy friend, G. federal employes of the executive ; have aeen." but added that there David Schine, and of his branch of the governniehl." top-level shakeup in thtt man> $7-05 la "no.baala” for aaaiiming ^ e y Friday from 8 A. M. to 8 :30 P. M. and all day Saturday, HEINZ anger when barred from Hagrriy Reads Statement agement of the Connecticut come tp Pinehurst for Farm Fresh Poulfry it "farm-froth" ot Holc't; Woybotf or Pro- may have been caused by aaont- Pre-ss Sec.-etary James Cr Go.— subsidiary of the New age. secret radar laboratories at Hagerty read the Kialeinenl to re­ Tomato Ketchup 2 For^ 49e mium brondt. Wo hovo young broilert or fryort, Britainm Plans Role Haven Railroad — waa 2 5 ' Pre.s8.ed (or dctaila on the un- P’t. Monmouth, N. J. porters at vhe While House. The plump fowl and tondor roottort. Wo alto hovo plump iiaual effecta left by the bla.sla, he And he declared flatl.v that Sen. statement itself did not mention vealed today. WHITE ROCK CHICKEN PARTS PREMIER OLD FASHIONED TASTY aaid he aaw "fabrica and atnir- McCarthy never in hi.s pre.«ience Cartliy but Hagerty .said it re­ The reorganization follow* d*'\ KRAFT PHILADELPHIA young turkoyt, roody clopnod, quick frotfed. tllral objecta near one another, manda of Patrick B. McGlnnl*. \ If you liko dark maat reque.sted a commls.sion for Schine ferred to McCarthy’s remarks at For white maat, White SLICEn PICKLES uor jarlOe SPAM aome showing (effecta of) heat j In Pacific Parleys thus taking issue with Secretary the Army-.McCarth.v hearings yes­ new president of the railroad, that ' . . buy chickan tags CREAM FIVK LBS. OR LKSS and nthera no heat at all.” | of the Arm y Stevens. Stevens had terday wlien McCartJiy said: some o f the Connecticut Co. direc* Rock tender breasts. In other placea, he aaid. there testified his recollection was that "A s far as I ’ m concerned, I tors resign. with thigh. " > 12 Oz. Tin lAIcCarthy did make such a re- would like to notify those .2 million' KOOL^AID 25c >b waa evidence of "tremendoua prea- By THE ;AS.SOTIATED PRESS i Eight Directore Knlga CHEESE RIB PORK ROAST 65c aurea and other aigna of complete quest at a breakfast Sept. 16 in federal emplo.yea that 1 ifeel it ia Eight have done so. JThey are: W a hava chickan livars and chickan wings. Small London, May.28 (IP)— Britain announced,today .she i.s join- the New York apartment of their duty to give us any informa­ vacuuma.’’ Roy M. Cohn begins his testimony May 27, first witness in the William B. Snow. Boaton tanker 8 Oz. Pkg. At Hale's you can chooAe from a large variety of canned ing the United State.4, France, Australia and New Zealand in ‘ Schine's parents, tion which they have about graft, 6-lb. Baltsvilla turkays and 17-lb. nativa turkeys. The admiral aaid the Benning­ incident ' **vCnrthy side's defense against Army charges that Sen. McCarthy and president Of the Connecticut hams for your holiday neM-s- one pound up to twelve ton exploaiona were "the worat I top-level military talks in Wa.shington next week “ to survey ‘ Monmouth corruption. Communists, treasop’, Co.; Frederic C. Dumaine, Jr., The turkays ara aviscarated, frozen top quality A COMPLETE LINE OF , „ . . . . I r>nhn srkr,i vik w o. onorv' **’* ••'1^' brought improper pressures for favored treatment of and that there is no loyaltv to a pounds each. We featuce especially: have aeen in all my naval aervlce." Pvt. David Schine. In prellminar.v questioning, Cohn said he had whom McGinnis defeated--for the birds. c Carney declined to aperulate on landsaidI hedidn’Leiallall hesaid: “ ‘ ...... superior which can tower ' above- presidency of the New Haven Rail­ 4 9 the conference, emphasized that: eonrentraled In the field of prosrrutlng Communists or subversives COOKIES and CRACKERS I b(it he insisted he had notffin fact and beyond their loyally, to their the rauae of the traged.v. which this country's participation is for three or four years before Joining the .-McCarthy sntM'ommittre road in a bitter proxy! fight; Rich­ ranka aa one of the Navy’a worat “declared war” on the Army. counlry." Whita Rock Farm Fresh Fowl from "without commitment." In other staff. (.\P WIrephoto). ard J. Benett, Connecticut Com­ Canned Picnic Ham ^ ' 8 9 c peacetime diaaatera, explaining Ray H. Jenkins, special coun*el Told of the atatement. McCarthy NATIONAL BISCUIT--SUNSHINE Words, by joining the discussions pany vice presid{:nt and general FRYERS $1.69 aa. Miller of Coventry thgt a boat of technical experts France Drafts of the Senate investigations sub­ said at the Capitol he ia going to This canned shoulder ham .slices lean, ha.s a nice flavor which will range over all aspects manager; Allerton F. Brook a. from the Bureau of Ships la comb­ committee. oross-examined .Cohn continue to gel information from preaident o f the Southern New Come early Friday, come Friday night or come any time Satur- McGOWEN^DUCATOR 3 9 ‘ and is a real buy at this price. ■>f the southeast Asian situation, ARMOUR’S ing the ship f.or clu^s. at some length ijbout the inifcident within the government whenever day to Pinehurat for “freaher by far” top quality holiday Frank- Britain is not binding herself to 80,000 Youths England Telephone CO.,’ Atty. Cyr­ Probe Opens Tomorrow last Oct. 20 when Becretafy Ste-' can, and protect the sources of il Colemen of Rfirtford; Charlea. rufta. Cold Cuts and Ground Meats. SILVER LANE take any action. vens refused to clear Cohn for ad­ Ex-Red’s t information. The Navy Court of Inquiry an­ it, A. Coatelio. preaident o f C. ’ HALE'S GOOD HAMBURG i., 35c A Foreign Oflflce spokesman told mission to the Isboratory. 'I hope arch for subversives In the CASE IS RATH’S .If fouMfri There was no suggestion, how­ matieally loda.v under provisions queries .frtmi newspapers for.com- and New Britain. Rareripes In Geneva, meanwhile, the Unit­ Army. of the firm's loyalty policy. I nient on McCaiThy's remarks. Frozen Strawberries 25c RATMI______Washington. May 28 (/Pi A ever, that plans were in the wlnt^; ----—^ .- Effective Tueaday OUALITY ed States today' threw its weight to send-draftees to Indochina. That i Chicago, May 28 (A*! Millions Cohn quoted the report, dated 1 The seven, who worked at. the "I talked tli\^ morning with the > . Radishes Hoiise eubcoramiltee investigating The changes airfiady effacted READY CUT behind the South Korean formula would be an explosive change in 1 of .Vmericans gassed up their aiilo- in March. 1952, as saying there ; mam GE plant here, invoked the President and the Attorne.v Oen- bunch 5c S U e sd alleged labor #ac..eteerlng filed, ll-s for unifying that war-divided na­ were more than l.OOii «'oiiimiinis‘..s Fifth Ameniinienl at an open heai- ; eial,;' Hagerty .said, "and at'rhe di- tpok- place last Tuesday but were two-(op staff officials yesterday tn ,,, I ••■’obiles today for the flr.st long not made public at that time. / r '^ S£A/SA7rOA/Al / COOKED tion through free elections under I lie only, men who actuallv will i , , in the armed- *"■ 'forces...... The . reiv,rl...... ' ing before \ Sen. McCarthy (R- reclion <^-tTT5 Attorney General I COLD MEATS what appeated .o be a new flsreitp ■ I «. . ,- vacation and Fr.-st wqi-d of a change in th* Native Rhubarb MEATS. SEE United Nations supervision.' be sent jo Indochina to fight the o> the1 was introduced Into the hesring Wls). They; were identified by shiUild Ii^e now to l.ssue the follow- M t m tem g sr In a running feud between Chair­ eom,munist-led Vietminh will be ' f ° “ ring season, '■if cord. wilnes.ses at the Senate Investiga­ ' mg .statement in hts name with the long-standiijg directorship of th* 3 9 ‘ man Bender IR-Ohio) and Rep. W alter Bedell Smith. U.' S. un- lb. bch. 17c Conn^iicut Co. came about two 2'/2 FOR YOift¥M Tsmo deraecretar.v of State, told the 19- professional soldiers, A Freneh I tradition the Memorial Day At .Brownell's ne'A-s confeieiue. tions Sutvommittee hearing in A l­ approval of the President." HEINZ Clare f.. Hoffman (R-Mich). | weeks ago, w-hen McGinnis Indl- SCOTKINS • VACUUM M A U D nation • Geneva Conference on law of 19.50 prevents the sending ' holiday ,1s the ace.epled dA!e for Al.sop told the Attorney Geneisl bany last Keb. 'l9 and 20 as having Dictaterl From Notes i YOURSELF! Sacked were Downe.v Rice, chief : Cucumbers LARGE SIZE PREMIER of draftees to fight outside France. .-” Pyuing of summer' cottagescs at tliat " 1 showed you * cenflii’. of attended Conin^infst party niept- Hagertv then dictated the fol- ''"P**-'**** • Au. c f m m t u c w chunael.' and Arthur Toll, special | Korea the 14-point propo.s'al pre­ 2 Ply Napkina The hiirriedlv called up rem -> resorts, for the 's ta il ol the testimon.v in two trials and asked ings, \ ' lowiiig from iK)(e.s: _ P"’* ''ft been forthcoming and 3 for 25c < counsel, who have directed the sub- ; sented .by South Korea Saturday p H 0 T P 0 & picnicking .season and of pllgrini- if' this did not warrant investiga­ On Feb. 26, OF sii.'pended "the • The obligations and duties o f ; ''8*1 fiction might b* FRUIT FOR A FLAVORFUL HASH committee’s work since early this represented an ’’act,of faith in the -nahts of the 19.54 class . will be Watermelons United Nation.s." stationed in France or quiet areas, a;:ea to nationa! and atata parka or tion and you aaid it did." seven without lok^■k* of pa.v...... under : the exer iitive. .judicial, and legU-U***'''* - . 1° compel them. year. ■ •other points of intere.st.' " l e lyant ,lo correct that." the loyalty policy,-V*tablis'hed last | branches of our government] A t that time. Snow and othcra It was learned, that Hoffman..' Th# South Korea propo.sals fur­ in North Africa to replace,.profes­ Cantaloupes •2Pkgs. COCKTAIL ther provide that Chinese Com­ The National Safely - Council Brownell replied. "I said t would December \ ( are defined by the-Constitution. of the ousted group said they had ’1-, RIBCORNEDBEEF u . 35c rhairihan of the parent f^erations sional .soldiers sent to Indprhina. j k munist troops mu.st be withdrawn The cabinet spokesman did not estimated that with good feather study the niattei' . . . Sinprnaloh \i:niU "The executive branch of the committee, joined with the sub- (Continue oe Pag* T*a) RefJeem Valuable Can more than 35 million automobiles ^'Ntiturally' we don't want .to It .requires that emplo.ves who government has the sole snd furt- Hale’.s Seafood Counter offers a wide choice of Fresh Fish commlttee’a four Democratic mem- have fnirk With aiiy.ine jqiiltv of damrntal responsibility under the Jor bera In swinging a 5.-4 closed ses­ (Contlnuerl on Page Fourteen) (Continued on Page Fourteen) will be on the highways during refuse to answer quei^tions before . . P & G Coupons to bake. boil, fry? or broil-—Piece, .slice or fillet. what you t'hacged in thi.s i a.se. But Constitution for the .enforq.ement Charcrust gives sion vote to dismiss Rice and Toll. the three-day holiday— Saturday, a congressional committee be' aiw- at Pinehurst Hamburger Relish 29e Sunday and Monday. pended (or a 90-day perjorl. during of our .laws and presidential or­ charcoal flavor to ••Bender called the action "out- (Continued on. Page Three) Stock tip at Hale’s and enjoy a healthful. plea.sureable rageo>-6” and "just another step in M *y fall* on Sunda.v^ this year which they may gain reinstate- ders. They ihcludi; those to protect- Low every day y'o u r . steaks and weekend. a well-planned campaign calcu­ and Monday ia being yeckoned aj ment'if they appear before a gov­ the security of our nation which B u lie t in s ernment authority and an.svver all we>e oarefuliy drawn for this pur­ soap prices. hamburgs . . 69c jar lated to stop any investigation of Aussie Voters to Deeide the Memorial Day lioiiday except 2 9 ' labor racketeering b.v those who in the four aaiithern states that do questions full.v or if they, are pose ■ from the AP Wires 4 3 ' have much to lore, if the facts are not observe the holida.v. an out­ cleared by a government seg'iritv ’’’I'hat respon.sibility can't he' IVORY SOAP ' Charcoal agency. If this is not done, t.liey usurped by any individual who ECOM OM tUm f/, 125 Ft. ROLL CUTRITE ever brought to the public.” He growth of Uie Civil War. These News Tidbits Med. 3 for 25c ■ Briquettes. LIBBY Fresh Fruit and Vegetables called it "obvious" that the inves­ On Return to Socialism 'states are >.labama. Mississippi, B IM HE CLE.YRED Culled from AP Wires ( f ’nntiniied on P*ge F'oiir) (Continued on Page Ten) .New JorW. Mqy 36 IffF—A Paper Cups tigation. was "getting close to .--ome Georgia and'South, Carolina. PERSONAL very Important and Influential The Safety Council- estimated I'nitfM ,'itate* Loyalty Beard te- Plates WAX PAPER TOMATO people who are aetermined to prq- Sydney Austrajia. May 28 (/P>— ousted hv the present coalition. that the heavy travel may take the day cleared Ur. Balph J. BMaeta. IVORY 4 for 23c m m i RICE r a r e b i t CUCUMBERS 2r»r 15c ) top-nnking American In tha Wax Paper tect themselves by stopping thise An all-time record of more than Former Foreign Mintstei: Dr. Her­ Uvea of 340 Americana between ' Xlore than 400 bishops from JUICE haarings.” five million voters wrill decide in bert V. E valt is ' the I..abortte aundpwn today and midnight Mon­ many parts of world aaoemble'for New Dock Walkout Looms Pnited Nation* riecrelariat. 11m CAM AY Seran Wrap Hoffman voiced similar view.s general parliamentary elections leader. day. eannonizatlon of Pius X. the 258th boqrd aaid it re«ched the nnnal- Ijr. U-oz. pkg. 2 P k g s . Head tomorrow vvhether Australia will Bath 2 for 23c Barbeque Relish 46 Oz. Tin LETTUCE 25C last Fehniary after Binder helped In the last general election In For comparative purposes the Pontiff of Roman Catholic Chiirrh moils ronrluslon that there la M strip him of most .of his authority continue under the present- free April. 19.M, Labor, won 54 seats Associated Preaa made an uiVoffi. and alxth iml.OOO years 1° beeome doubt aa to Bunche'a loyalty te ______' *C. After Indecisive Union Vote Mad. 3 for 22c Barbeque Sauce' enterprise coalition or return to and the Liberals only .53, making y j saint .' . . Phoenix Ins\iranre Co. the government at the I'mlted CALIFORNIA Socialism. Pickles MINUTE RICE lie (Continued on Page Fourteen) it necessary for Menzies to lejn ^Continued on Page Seventeen) .observes its 100th anniversary as .state*. DUZ3IC Despite the fact this is the on the small Country party fhr some 1.600 employes and guests Lbs. ic* ; __ prime issue in the voting for 123 New York. May 28 ipi — A new t.792 challenged ballot* prevented.! POTATOES 3 25c an additional 17 seats to conV.-ol --j |. ^ .. s'i'll lu.icheoh tendered hv PrSsi- waterfront strike threat-hung over BIUEIXIW DIEB AT M Fresh Salted members of Austfalia’s . lower immediate certification of' the ILA i Saugertie*. N. Y„ May U m OXYDOL3IC parliament. ♦ The Country paj'tv F o I l O I S l r i k e S L h l l l l d>nt John a . North the Port of New'Y’ork today in the Amis Search Fails charnher. the House of Represejil- as bargaining agent for the port’s ’ —I’oultney Bigelow, M. author Mixed Nuts or RED OR SPANISH elaims to repre.sent the interests wake of an indecisive dqck union atives. it has been the quietest w c I I a rws Can.aila’* wo.ld famed Dionne 23.000-odd dock worker*. and world traveler whaao * «t- of farmers and residents of rural representation election. TIDE 3lc Cashews lb. 69c On French Vessel election campaign since the end 111 h a l k a h o l T e s t celebrate 2«fh hlrth^ Both unions claim victory after ' spokrn \ lewa lavotved him (a of World War H. . • dtstrlcts. Its leader is Sir A r­ , da.v and for first time on birthday William V. Bradley, president of the__ challenged „ballots „ are investi- The mo^OlinRMIAiiO ONIONS 2 ,Lbs.^Y9c thur Fadden. deput.v prime min­ many controvemlea through th* DREFT3IC . Maxwell House Australians reckon this apathy ------anniversary they are separated.. the International Longshoremen’s gated and tallied. years, died today. complexions in Panama,' May 28 (gV-Fren'ch Is a sign the Liberal-Country ister and treasure;’ in the Men­ New York, May. 28 i/P) — One ' W’lnston Chiifchill either admitted Assn. (IL A i.'s a id last ni'ghtethe Bradley said -last ■ night the i or Land O'Lokos l a r g f : SIZE zies cabinet. JOY 31c Line representatives say U. S. party coalitidh of Prime Minister child who took part In the recent' yesterday he can’t live forever or j union might not be able to keep 1,79; challenged votes "are our* : SEN ATE VlbH T LOOfiM Moliyvvpod ore cored Robert G. Menzies wilt be return­ There are 291 candidateji for polio vaccine .test has developed hinted he plans lu retire XKm as I its members at work if the Na- by 30 to 1." co-.tending that Shurfine Coffee Oustfqns men on the Iq^nt for 116 of the seats. Six govern­ Washington. May 38 oFw U m For ed to office. The faction which paralytic polio, an authority ha*' Prime Minister. I tional Labor Relations Board waa the ratio of the challenges of i .'Senate Baaking Camiaitt** to­ SPIC and SPAN lb. can $ 1.27 BUTTER iiy. LEMONS 4 23c coijtrabaiid arms wound up their ment members and one Labor started "kicking our victory the two unions. . 4br with Lux wins the majority of ,M|ft* In the reported, hut whether he wa* j Acting U. S. High Cominission- day completed Ita fiaal draft * f In quarters eearch of the freighter Wyoming House chooses the gdlwnment. member 'will be returned to par­ among the children who actually; ^r in Austria Charlea W. Yost around like they did before. " IL A men. Bradley said, have I CRISCO liament unopposed.' hiHiaiag legislatioa with all aIgM Carnation Milk Ib H e tS o o p last night without finding ’’any­ Balloting Compulsory got the vaccine or thoae given a i charges Russians with thrratealng Bradley * • reference, w a* to the taken, all the ’’manipulation find; poiating to a bitter,rivll righta Pledged to' Sorlalizatibn 3 lbs. 90c 3 for 39c LIMES 2 For 13c thing abnormal.” Y^oting In Australia ia compul­ .11 ■ e I e * a substance i* not y e t ; to desirn.v Austrian freedom In vicb Chriatm.a* election lA w,hich the Tigging" they can stand. fight In the Sdn'at* iMXt wa*h While the Wyoming was h"Id *t sory, and those eligible who fail The suave, .%9-year-old Prime known. , j latlon of Rig Four agreements... IL A held a.vote rnargin over the - ’'CeHify, us at once.” he de-j over public houstag. the Atlantic mouth of the Panaoia Minister ha* carried qn a cam­ manded, "and let us ahow that we Shurfine Milk JUNE ALLYSON ' Frozen Food Specials to go to the polls are subject to Six ot^er children taking part Peiping Radio **ys Chinese Com- rival W FL-ILA. The election j - paign promoting the' political 4 for 47c co-f«orrmg io g3^'^25c ^3'*"35c CANTALOUPES Each 35c canal, officials in Washington siKd fines. The roll call of electors Is in the cross-country trial* of the munUU have begun work on Ian- which'could have been decided by I can do a good Job for, the Port of Ql'IZ CAPTAIN, CKEW *I1m (Im « lUkr $l«ry*«iM|i*M a vast sea Search la underway for swelled this time by the'addition philosophy of an old-time Liberal Salk Vaccine also were stricken I gtiage reform which eventually challenged ballota waa voided I,New York.” , . | Key Meat. Fla., Slay 3S l/P-a Snow Gro|i Broccoli S|mars le ozz.. 27e iw’o ahlps suspected of carrying of thousands of foreijgn-born who believea in the sanctity of thfc with an nines* flr*t diagnosed k* 1 will do away entirety with ancient on the ground that. IL A member* ' ’AVe want, the board to count the ! LARGE SIZE I*. .U, Stale Dept, officiala'today OPEN store Communist amis to leftist adults who completi^ the neces­ Individual. poUd. but the diagnoais ha* not I Chinese character*,____ i employed Intimidation .and ,coer-; diaputeU ballots right away and I questloaed the oaptahit had er*w SuatamtOa. The Caribbean Re- sary five years' lesidence In TThe party o f • hi* opponent, 60- yet been psoved by confirming s*n. Estes KefauvCefauver’ .ib-Tenn) ^ ri°9 *1 I*** poll*. "The challenged let us get down to negotiating aj of.' the Swediah freighter Alfhea* Australia and n ow . have become UNTIL 8:30 Slow Crop Ocean Porch Fillets lA. 43c Each subllc already has feceiverf • 2,- ye*T-old Dr. Evatt. U a tightly Ififilfi’ »ay* “ sensationalia l.. .IhvFAtigktiohs l>fiBoli werfi never counted. . contract," -he continued, "For the| about delviery el It mUUag del- WATERMELONS $1.99 )00-ton arms stdpment loaded at Australian/ citizens. organized trade union organization Here again. It is not yet known .. .have-given vafit vast nutnbera o f; ■ -IL A Lead* .\galn ! second lim e'the men have fihown| lara worth of CemmuaUt■heada Jte Polish port o f Stettin. The most powerful oppoaition pledged tn gradual sdcializatiori whether, they were in the Vaccine | American people • ^mpJeteiv ' 1" fi-'new e1e<-tion held In o r -. they wa,nt us to represent them. It arm* ta Guatemala. The 4,Mt- FRIDAY Show tSro|i 0rai{M4t 6 Oza. 2 For ^ CALIFORNIA Cuatonu men halted thg Wyom- t'o the Conaervative Menziea gov­ of the nation’* econohiy.' or uselb.st substance groups,. r mistakfia Impreaaloa” of Congress ^ dcriy manner lijst Wednesday ia up to the board tqi. stop footing toa freighter waa eaeerO t ta ah CO. r g Wednesday aa she hMded for ernment ia the Labor party. The A * leader of the oppoaiUoft dur- No determination can bo; mad* , and t)iat rulea of fair play ahould the ILA came up again with a. around. . . 's aachorage |a K«y Waat hafhar NIGHT ■Jit Canal tn route to n Sahradort LA^prftca w m V la control in Au»= Ing . th* -Myiwias regima, flvatt until this fall when «od* numbers b* set .up.\.,Labor. Dept, reporta margin of vote* over th* AFL^ Charles T. Douds, roglOaq) (U- hy th* Oaaat Otard. Th* r. ». ^^^^G reen Stamp*. Gifien With C*»h B»I«* ORANGES Doi 69c tralia throughout World War n kikdr atrihea Uat month ILA. daataayar aaca*3' L eeisr ahead kg (CeeOawl aa Faga Tlirea) and until 1949, when they wgra (CoaUa^ *■ Pagk Einm ir^ (CwUanta aa Fag* Wx) 'than tii fny postwar April,*' Tbe IL A laad wap l i t votaa, but (CaatlaiMd aa iFay* F m t ) a few hnadf*4 ydrdo ajyay. \ f / • .. ■ ■ t'.,