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rRIDAY, MAT 17. I960 . V ' ThrW eetlier--*:^':*^ A v flrsg t Dafly Net Press Run Feneaat ar C. ft WaattoWBOMtoi; For the Week Ended rAOEBIXTEBM JbttflifBtfr 3Eu>tttoi8 May 14, use Gtoody, eaol toMgkt. Lew ahbtol' 80. gasMay etondy#', le e a a p il Memfieqi of Manchester Bar Daughters of Liberty No. 17 wlU 13,112 shomra daring the tey. raet.'ae Roger ■ winters, senior at Man hold a kitchen social tonight at 8 Park Loiterers May AHect ^ . . Self PICK-UP racks, of WorM Ww I Member mt the Andit warm. High aroand 'ilO.' chester High School and presldOTt and auxlllary^^n attend toe Me- o’clock afeOrange Hall. About Towji of the Youth for Christ Club, will » OASEB o r SO0A/AT Borean of Ofarenlatoon mortal Sunday^niervlees ht we Library Wing PU t^m g DISOOUNT IWOBS ' Manchester^A City of Village Charm I I ■"■ be guest speaker tonight at a Church of the Nabapene Sunday The Nathan Hals House In U . Col. John C. K«Uyr IT" Cham- meeting of the Christ’s, Ambaa- South Coventry will ' - open -on AT OCR BOTTUNO PLASW at 10:30 a.m. Memorial Day, Monday, from 1 to Prices quoted ara fee hsms w o t - (OlMilfled Adr^Hifaif em Psc# 10) b « n Bt, la attahdln^ a week a re- sadors of Calvary Chapel. Th.e i>.rv Wterera who wand-fknock out the West waU as archi- 12 Large Bottles MANCHESTER, CONN,, SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1960 freaher courtie for command ana service, win Include a "slngsplra- 6 p.m. Center Park loiterersaw.-w-.-.- wno----- ttainhart had urotxMed. eries only; extra VOL. LXXIX, NO. 204 (T W E L V E P A G E S — TIP SECTION) Mrs. James Trlvlgno, 118 tect Alfred lielnhart had proposed. staff offlcew In U.S. Army ^ Uon" and Bible quls. A fellowship er into Mary Chebey Library and The Ubrary Board decided that, qnetoi partlea* sliewef^ servo at F t Wavenworth, Kan. ho hour with refreshments Will be held bridge St., left today fro m # Mrs. L. Theodore Hurl and Miss etc. ' ' ' Field for a visit ^ t h her son. Pvt. create a nuisance may havp their for disciplinary reasons as well os $ | . 5 0 Ja with tho TBth Infantry Divialon. after the service. The public Is In idra Hurl will be hostesses Sun the additional stack space, the wall James Trlvlgno Jr., who ta effect on the planning for the li Tax -Incl. ■ i vited. day rrpm 2 to 5 p.m. at the lAits should be removed. . ,. Strike Threat M hi^e P vt Lawrence H. Ga- Uoned at Ft. Bragg. N.C. He has JunlorMU8«um, 126 Cedar St brary addition. If the wall were ret^ned, it Pltia Deposit bSen'in service seven months. MANCHESTER vello< aon o f Mr. and Mrs. F. Ga- A family picnic for members The Library Board has decided would force the library to hire an U,S. vaho, 14T Spruce St., has com- and guests of the Polish Ameri in favor of a move which would extra full-Ume librarian to watch, $ 1 . 6 5 Delivered C on tiifu es at irtet^ recruit training at the can Club will be held tomorrow The VFW Auxiliary vrill hold a keep stacks well within view to the stacks. This would be m ore^-, Tax Inch BOTTLING CO. rlne ^ r p s Recruit Depot Parris card party tonight at 8 o'clock at Idle Clfuhi^rop ease the Ubrarians’ disciplinary tensive In the long run thpn I from 2 to 9 p.ip. at the clubhouse, Pina Deposit Island, S.C. He will receive spe- 108 Clinton S t the Post Home. Members of the problems. . ' , ulocKinK tVsUi -bowa 2H€m- 10 HtNDIRSON RD- ion for Aircraft Plants / 4 t h Week u k R o w clallaed infantry training at Camp auxiliary will meet at 10:30 a.m. The Board' members favor bers decided. , j v., M l 3 -7 9 2 2 Lejeune, N.C Manchester Barracks, Veterans Sunday at the Church of the k n ock in g ^ t the west waU of the Another plan s u g g e s ^ by the ★ ★ ★ Hartford, May 28 (4*)— of World War I of the USA, and Nazarene to take part In the Me Claims for unemployment cffl present buUdlng. If the addition is Building Committee and the Park Advertment— ______auxiliary will participate In the morial Sunday service. Members pensation dropped in Manchester "built, rather than leave the wall Department for the library addi Mediators , have failed in a will also meet Monday at 9 a.m. and piake doorways ,of the win tion was also rejected by the Li Red Spy Spring sale — June 4, First Con Memorial Day parade. Members for the fourth straight time during SmsU Bottles SouMi OR new attempt to ease the are to meet at the Army-Navy at the Army-Navy Club to take dows. brary Board after some discussion. C a « of 24 strike threat .at Pratt A Whit gregational Church, Coventry, 10 part In the Memorial Day parade. the 'week ending last Saturday. A Knocking out the | walls would The plan was to eliminate the to 6 p.m. Club at 9 a.m. Monday. CwnHr St. ney Aircraft plants in East But Open house wdll be Held at’ the total of 900 claims were on Me In also provlde^more stack space than employes’ parking lot north of the Washington, May 26 (/P)— tm storage, gecretsry of State Post Home Memorial Day. the local office at tM t time, .op overwlse. X . library on Center SL To handle * 1 “ Ineh George C. Marshall slept in the Hartford and Manchester. Mary Cheney, Whiton and West Board members, recalled in North OR U.S. sleuths today kept va state and federal mediatora Side branch libraries will all be posed to 928 the week brfote. employes’ cars, the parking lot be room , when he attended the for "The' Part the Church Takes In cidents of vandalism t o the books, hind the Water Department Build Plus Deposit cant a sizeable space iit^lheir eign ministers conference in Mos met separately for flve hours yes GAS HCATING closed Monday, Memorial Day. The trend In'the State was the Wost Contor St. terday with union leaders and of Youth AcUviUe8”'WiU be the topic same, with, claims declining from the distribution o f hate literature, ing nearby could be enlkrged, and $ 1 . 3 5 Delivered secret trophy room and con cow in 1947. thefts of small bboks, anhojrance the librarians could walk the short Harriman said last night that ficials Of United Aircraft Corp., P. S T O L T Z Members of Sunset Rebekah of the Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, 38,076 to 36,680. Tax IncL fidently predicted they’ll fill it U.S. Sends Raps G olf pastor of Center Congregational to girls, and ordinary talklng and distance through the park to the I the eagle was not bugged while he the parent organization. Lodge and lOng David Lodge of Initial claims at the Manchester with Soviet spy devices seiz^ At the end of the aeseion. both C H 7 .2 6 5 1 Odd Fellows will attend church Church, at a meeting of the Kl- office numbered 188, There were laughing. ^ ^ rear of the library, suggested Park Plus Deposit was in Moscow. The security ex wanis Club Tuesday noon at the I^ en tly, there have been inci Superintendent Horace Murphy. in U.S. embassies abroad. perts aren't so sure. sides reported no progreas. There A D 2 .5 9 4 6 1 services at South Methodist 762 continued claims. So far, in 10 years of probing Manchester Country Club. One year ago, Manchester claims dents where intoxicated arson s BOapd members objected to the Harriman said the microphone- were no hew meetings s^ d u led . Jet Unit to FREE. ESTMATES Church Sunday at 10:80 a.m. S M A L L lO T T L E S — C A S E Q f 3 0 through every nook and cramiy of The workers at the t Wo PAW A totaled 1,163. have not only resisted the at Ubrarians’ walking through the radio found was of an advanced Gai es tempts of librarians to oust them park after'dMk, particularly since U.S. diplomatic quarters overseas, tjrpe not developed until later plants are- representedthe In Weekly payments for unem $ 1 . 7 5 Delivered they have turned up well over 100 ployed In Connecticut came to from the Ubrary, but they have the parking Ipt would be sur $ 1 . 5 0 Case O f 30 years. But the sleuths believe the ternational Aaaociatlon'of Machin threatened revwige when librari " I Tax IneL spy gadgets planted by Commu' F a r East 3971,662 last week, a drop of near rounded by shrubbery. Tax IncL eagle originally contained an older, ists. They are working wit'hout ly 320,000 fr «n the previous week. ans ha\re called police. " Theee and other matters will be nista. larger model. 'ITiey deduce this a contract because their old one The School BuUdlng Oonunittee Plus Deposit Pips Deposit They report the tempo of Com expired and there has been’ disa ORANGE HALL State L a b o r Commissioner discussed with the SidiMl Build from the size and markings of the, Washington, May 28 (4*)—r NOTICE! . . had suggested two weeks ago that munist bugging has stepped up secret hallow’ In the plaque, which greement on terma for a new one. Renato EJ. Rlcclutl said seasonM It would be cheaper to make doors ing Committee at a meeong to be A 120-plane Ait* Force group, expansion In non-manufacturing And they feel sure they can pull was bigger than needed for the de The same situation exists at By PRESTON GROVER of the windows, rather than to arranged in the near future five other United Aircraft plants including tactical jet figFIters, CLOSED Industry arouhd the State is large out the bugs Just about as fast as vice Lodge displayed. Moscow, May 28 (yP)— Pre the Reds put them in, even though in the state: Sikorsky Aircraft troop carriers and tankers, > Saturdays and Mondays ly respbiwible for the slow, but The security men don’t know mier Nikita S. Khirushchw , the Soviets are devising even fan Division plants in Bridgeport and flies to the Far East next During steady, decline in Jobless claims. Just , when the eagle was bugged. said today he believes Pres!-' Employment in April, the last cier electronic gimmicks. It might have been originally, or Stratford. Hamilton Standard di- week in what Pentagon June, July a ^ August viaion plants In Windsor Locks dent Eisenhower wante peace, complete month, rose for the third Captured microphones, tapped when it was sent for repairs, or spokesmen call a training ex telephones and the like are shipped and Brotd Brook, and another 3ut ^ h e road to Hell is paved JOHN POSTMA straight month, RiccluU noted. during two occasions when a So BINGO back to Washins;ton and kept in viet handymah took it to storage. Pratt A WTiiuiey plant in North ercise. with good intentions and h e , CLOCK and WATCH EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT AT 7:30 Leaving fsom California Wednes a secret room in the State De- Sen. J. William Fulbright (D- Haven. The contract spumed by REPATOINO these workers was accepted by day, they will vusit the Philippines, will really get there.” U .S. ORANGE HALL— 72 EAST CENTER ST. partmcdit for _ training U.S. diplo Ark(, chairman of the Senate For 310 Main S t— 8-6238 mats to be wary when they go Pratt A Whitney workers at Thailand and Formosa. A return military circles he described ■ S'ear Plnehurst Market RBQULAB GAMES a B SPECIALS e 1 SWEITSTABai F O R REN T eign Relations Committee, said overseas. during yesterday’s summit Inquiry plants in Southingtoil and Meri night to the United Slates is as opposed to peace. I 8 and 16 min. Movie Projectore den. A display board' showing vari that the Soviet bugging was a scheduled about 16 days later. "Everybody knows that th» . —aonnd or sUent, also 85 mm. ous Communist bugging samples Some 36,000' production workers Asked by reporters yesterday I sHde projectors. violfltion of international law. President of the United States has Is leas than half full right now. are involved in the disputes. Ham about the timing of the operation two duties: The first is to play golf ■ Security men are leaving the rest ilton Standard workers arc rep- in view of current international and the second is to be President, WELDON DRUG CO. resHited by the lAM, but the tensions, a Defense Department I M l Mela St. TeL Ml 8-8831 blank — expectantly. and golf-playing is more Impor Mnmorial Dav weekend ushers in th e summer vacation season. Whether your week- One addition they count on com No Herald United Automobile Workers is the apokesman consulted with supe tant,” Khrushchev said. union for Sikorsky workers and riors and then replied "it has been WHEEL CHAIRS Correction! ;„d ro"::.n. picmc... w..k.nd ing across soon is a tiny TV ca He declared the Americans mera. So far their trophies include M onday those at the North Haven PA’WA planned for at least six months.” need to be "taken down a peg or ■ W e have everyt^ng for a most happy time— from Isarbecue grills to sportswea only still cameras plus various plant. " The formal announcement by two.” The mediatora have scheduled Gen. Thomas D. White, Air Force sound-catching gadgets. But they The Manchester Evening The Soviet leader reported to estly priced. / figure the Reds can now build a meetings with company and union chief of staff, said orUy that the the Soviet nation by radio and TV, The DISCOUNT WORLD I RADIO BATTERIES Herald will not publish Mon offlciala of North Haven Pratt A flight waa an exercise to test the TV camera 6 by 5 by 2 inches, Soviet Premier Khrushchev reports to Soviet people about the fallurt of the Paris summit contor-^ in a speech delivered before a FRESH — ALL TYPES day. Memorial Day. Whitney on 'I^lesday, HamUton ability of the Tactical Air Force to (MANCHESTER MILLS) with recessed lens—small enoiqrh ence and his visit to Berlin. Khrushchev spoke on radio and telpvisloil at the Kremlin in Moscow mef^tlng of Communist labor bri GREEN SHOPPING CENTER—E. MIDDLE TTKIL to embed In a wall, floor or ceil Drive carefully. Standard on Wedneeday, and Si deploy over long distances quickly gade leaders in the Kremlin, on the korsky on Thursday. at a labor meeUng today. (AP Wlrephoto via radio from London).______Pofterton's ing. • . if faced by an emergency. failure of the Paris summit con advertisement i n THURSDAY’S HERALD The State Departmen had no ■ Training will start immediately ference’ and related world affairs. ISO Center S t—Cor. Church CoffoH Knit after the planes reach the Philip SHOULD HAVE READ . . . such security program in pre-cold ’The delegates unanimously ac war days. So no thorough check pines and ■wdll be under the direc G>uncil Votes claimed him aa the ’’foremost was made oF the wooden plaqur No_ CQgrdination tion of the 13th Air Force. The Nixonf Democrats Row shock, worker of Commimlat For Sale (WEN 10 to 10 MEMORIAL DAY bearing the U.S. seal which a Rus strike force will be undqr com labor.” sian group gavs to the U.S. Am mand of Maj. Gen. Henry Viccel- Call for New In a S-hour talk which he broke STOP AT THE SIGN bassador Averell Harriman in MoS' llo, comrasuider of the 19th Air with a 20-minuto rest period, or Rent OF econom y b y eow in 1945. Force with headquarters at Sey Over Summit Failure Khrushchev presented these main U2, Probers Assail mour Johnson AF Base, N. C. Free Coke To Everyone It was not until 1952—tbrte am Big Four Talks points: At the Invitation of Thailand, the SHIP ^R SHORE bassadors and seven years latm— The May Day U2 flight: ‘Treach- m C D ic n L that a check turned up the secret Air Force said, th« planes going on Bv THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Sneeds for it's future than Sir Rich- . . . . • a J XTJaa.la.tA —rtll r\i1^ United Nations, N. Y., May ery committed by the U.S. govern Monday Only microphone behind the eagle’s to that nation wlU cwiduct training Vice President Richard M. Nixon ard the Nimble will ever find out PHRUmflCY So smart. . . So easy to care operations from D
PAQID TBQBBR MAN&ESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHES’IER, CONN., SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1960___ \ PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTOR. (iONN, SATURDAV, MAY 19«0 Philip Ntadeau and Cntg L*dB- loliday’g History bouche. t . Washington, . ' President Eisen Mary Lou MflnUskl w«* Dm an hower proclaimed 1980 to be the Man Weakest Link Business Bodies Told in Assembly nouncer, and Dean Mendw, stag* M ystery Object , in the "tJnited States of America-Jspsn manager. . Sheinwold on Bridge SMORGASBORD Mrs. Juro*, first grade teacher, centenniRl’ year.” Children in Mbs. Raeisler^s third ^ f^eivs It wabvjuat 100 years ago, the EVERY SUNDAY 2 to 7 greeted the program. Oll:%ey ^ est grade-yetterday P«p9*«nt*d an as By LOUIS M.ANDEIX U.S.* and Japan exchanged mtlfi- ALL YOU In Space J^rogram ration of the Treaty of Amity and: WATCH THE SPOTS ’ < E ut. dealer sembly program that explained (OontteiMd (rom P«c« 0"«) Commerce which, they had con TO AVOIP BLOCKS Both Sides vnlnMblr CAN EAT ...... ONLY n : 2 5 the hUtory and meaning Deaths Last ^ight cluded two f .years ■ before. The .. By Alfred Sheinwold NORTH morlal Day. ’The ceremonies Ml aonur aound aqulpment neat first Japane.se diplomatic mis O Q t SX VAWlSTIBS OF DEUCIOU8 FOOD! Ry JOE BENHAAf 4 In which “dtunage to the heart, the "Of all sad words in any Kand. b o t t l e o f b e e r 80c; BYE HI-BALL, served in Manchester on Me' ^ By ’THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Kev West. . ' sion to go abroad in modeYn tlnles O A S 5 4 San Antonio, Tex., i/la.y 28 (P)— kidney, the liver, the blood vessels, The Navy at Washington con the saddest are: I was in the wrong 4 10 8 2 MANHA’TTAN or MABTINI 85o the bones-and the skin h*ve all inorlal Day were also explained. r. York, May 28 (P)—James visited the U.S. for this purpose. hand!” An old friend of mine used Scientists are. confident they can firmed that a e-'shlp antl-eubma- ♦ AKQjr- VC send a man into, mkee and get hiin been ptoduced as a result of . The program included a choral Mon^ipmery JClagg, 82, the artlqL Also, this year, the President to recite this with heart-rending w a r "EAST back safely. Bdt they aren’t sure stress exposure.” reading, "In Flanders Fields," and whose vSforld War I recruiting rlne warfare fleet has been car will vi.sit Japan (that’s the latest moans whenever his partner block NEW BOULEVARD DINER rying on the investigation for>ev- bulletin) while the Crown Prince 0 9 8 5 2 ' O A K I 6 3 how heUI 4o'while he’s, up there, "It Is posable that critical slt- the soi«8 "Anchors A'weigh,' ed himself out of the right hand. O K Q 478 Coimeotlcbt Boillevard, East Hartford—BU 9-DMl uattons In space flight may over poster c h u ig ^ the face of Uncle e'ral days. Akihito and Princess Michiko 0 1 10 9 6 2 ’They atf particularly concerned The Marine Hymn," "The Cais Sam by depicting him ea a dyna East took two spade tricks and 4 None 0 ) » 6 5 about-the effects of weightlessness load a man In mace” Dr. James G. son Song” and ”The Star Sipnn WORRIED?... Capt. Satn Loomis, Key West will visit the U.S., their tour start then led the king of hearts to dum O 10 6 mlc figure pointing a finger and Naval Base chief of staff, said the a^'lsolatlon. Miller of the University of Michi gled Banner.” 'IXiomas Ck>ne was . . . about the ing Sept. 26—the first day of issue my’s ace. * * * ^ V)UTH gan mental health research instl exhorting ”I WanUVou,” died yes object might be a coral pinnacle void that remains, the hu- the announcer for the program terday after a longrillness. Until eation? Fannly’a PW**?*“ 5 in Wa.shington, D.C. • • Declarer led the deuce of dia tute said. . . — ' or S'sunken wreck. He declined to The new stamp was designed by ' man element, cannot be deter- and Randall Rippman played Flagg’s poster, UncleXSam had Rstirem ent eacuritirT Oat monds to the ace, discovering the ' mind until a significant number of "A s a result o f this overload, hie Tape.” ,g-)ve the depth of* the object but Miss G.vo Fujikawa, a Niesl, now 4 A K Q 7 4 3 been depicted aa an austere^gang; peace of mind soar cow bad trump break. H eturned a astronauts have returned from might be unabM to process infor ^ said it was great ?nough to ham living in New York City. Her fame 0 7 3 2 .Twenty-three first grade pupils ling figure with circus-like with Saving* Bank Lif* lobsterish red and began to pre flight through space,” Lt. Col Ber mation adequately, and a serious in Mrs. Juros’ class presented the tions. , I per diving operations. as an artist Is well established—her pare his defenses by complaining East SoMh WsH N ^ breakdown in performance might Im urant*. Aek at Miami television station W'TVJ nard E. Flaherty of the Air Force (Tperetta "Hansel and Gretel” In Hillsdale, Mich., May 28 UP) latest in the arts are her illustra about the horrible breaks he al 1 O 2 0 Tsis 2 O Bchopl of Aviation Medicine said. result.” said it has been .suspected for some tions for "A Child's Garden of PaS 3 4 PM 5 0 two performance* at Buckley Joseph C. Baumgarten, 70, Indua- ways got. B N He spoke yesterday to 359 scien Dr. Hubertus Strughold, pro triallst and philanthropist, was time that Russian subs have been School yesterday. Verses” by Stevenson, Robert The opponents told him to get' AU Pus . ' tists attending a symposium of the fessor of spacq medicine at the witching I-T.S. mi.ssile shots at Louis, that is. Openini lead — 02 1 90 Stephen Packard was Hansel killed In an auto accident yester on with it, so he led a club to dum effects of space travel on the mind School of Aviation Medicine, said and Joan Fontaln was Gretel. ’The day, He was president of Joseph -'G^e ranaveral. First word of his discussion of weightlessness “ is S fiV U G S t^'cuiTcnt hunt came from my and returned the ten of dia EVERY MONDAY . and body at Brooks Air Force mother and father werq,-' played Baumgarten A Co., clothing manu Coo|)cratlvo Deal monds. East covered with the jack’, Base. based on the assumption that man facturing firm, with factories in Ua.st September a fishing boat re The busy bees in Summerfield's little rhyme too' often, especially " 7:80 PM. by Suzanne Gold and Robert F^er- aifd South won with the queen. if there's a poet around. It’s no fun Flaherty quoted the observation can tolerate zero gravity over ron. Martha Schardt represented Hillsdale and Coldwater. Mich. He ported an unidentified .submarine office .seem to have their eyes on. longer periods of time’’ than volim- BANK was sighted, o ff Miami Beach, Sbuth led another clUb to dum to get conked on the noggin by i of Gen. Thomas D. White, Air the witch^/Whlle Robert Segal smd recently gave 31 million to Chica the duties of the State Department. my and led the eight of diamonds. P A G b a l l r o o m Force chief of staff, that “Man is teers-have experienced In tesU, go’s Michael Reese Hospital quick'v submerging \vbeh seen. S T A « t Now comes the . announce one-volume edition of Shakes .'•'"However, we are not yetXsure James MUn>hy were the sandmen. The Navy made ah investigation East played low . this time, and peare. X< VILLAGE ST. — ROCKVILLE a sea-level, low-speed, one-G, 12 Acting as fiowers were Denise MANCHESTER ment that the'U.S. will issue joint hour animal,’’ and described man of this because experiments! data then. About 100,000 Japanese In To Bouth had to let dummy win the Dally Question Maney, Joan Moran and Carol ly with Mexico commemoratlves trick. as ,"the weakest link In our aero on man are still not available," he Main Office kyo have protested the new mili As dealer you hold: Spadds—Q Schmidt. Robert Knight, Jackie honoring the 150th anniversary of Now there wras no way for him space development to date.” said. 9X8 Main St Washington. May 28 W —The tary alliance with the United Mexican independence. The U.S. 7; Hearts— A 8 5 4; Diamonds—10 Four speakers described experi Inkel, Dean Mendell and Jared ^*a^■y soon will demonstrate a to get out of dummy to draw the Other speakers expressed con stamp will be a 4-center, the 8 2;'Clubs^A K Q J. What do you ments in which men in simulated Hull were trees. The angels were [RADIO BAnERIES] East Branch rocket torpedo that cuts into the States. Some of the demonstrators last trump. If dummy led another cern about the astronaut’s ability Carol Conklin, Sue Lennon, Kath shouted, ‘'Ike. don't cornel", , Mexican for 30 centavos. club. East would ruff; and if dum say? to adjust his schedule o f working space cabins and capsules had hal FRESH — ALL TYPES XS5 East Center Street water and follows the sound of a Answer: Bid one club. Avoid an Great Holiday Skowt! lucinations—rseelng' such things as leen f SHOW! Extra! "Raw Wind In Eden” | OOLOBt Girl ScouU singing the "Thankful raine ZaoaiTo, Mariya Camilleri, VMtlng hours': Adults X to 8 monds comes\through East) 'South / E A B T H " I Song,” led by Jo-An Boudreau. Csvey's Renovated New York ofltce of United Air stamps to honor thp summit "TBAWA BEArHHEAD" ■w Barbara Lee, Sally Pickens. Jo DINNER p.nf. Maternity X to 4 and 6:80 can finesse and can reach his own "TANK BATTALION" Following the dinner, Barbara craft Export Corp. meeting—that’s what. anne Vincent, Joan Segerburg, "The first half of an 38.000 re N o H e r a l d This philatelic gesture was not to 8 p.m. CXilldren’s Ward X to 7. hand at the same time In order to Rasmusson welcomed Miss Hulda Bonnie Anderson, . Donna Tash STAY FOR draw the last trump Butler, the school principal, and novation program at Cavey’a Res Transportation problems as they in vain—however. The stamps are Mary Waltz, Donna Wohlgemuth taurant, 45 E. Center St., is near bn sale. See your favorite dealer PntlMits Today: X40 There is a double moral in this the mothers. Debbie fXark, CSulstle Temple ^ M o n d a y affect New England, Ulll be -dis for this beautiful set picturing the ADMITTED YESTERDAY: little tale. The first, about the cor Badges and second class rank Janice Stankierwlez, Janet Klemas ly complete, enabling proprietor cuased June 8 at p conference at James Lennon, 154 Charter Oak rect play, you ^ave already seen. ENDS was awarded by the leaders, Mrs. the Statler Hilton Hotel in Harri^ DANCING and flags of the four participating (la TODAY Sandra ClifTord, Donna Scruton, Steve Cavagnaro to breathe easily The Manchester Evening that the word?) nations. St.; Mrs. Louise Wlthey, 321 W. The second is to avoid reciting that Walters Jacoby and Mrs. Ame Jan Kerrigan, Nancy Fister, Jan ford. Three niiiversltles ajid 31 Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Jane Bensche, Rasmusson, to the following: Diane once agaiit. Herald will not publish Mon Connecticut 'drganizationa are co ’Thompeon, Linda Turner, and 202'Woodbridge St.; Debra Oppelt, STEVE Bagley, hoihemaker and second Since the remodeling work be operating with the Transportation f LOOR SHOW ^ MP8 ElecU ^WINDSOR Dorothy WltkdWski. day, Memorial Day. FOR YOUR HOLIDAY PICNIC Eiigene Hatten was elected pres 4 0 Summer St.; Mrs. June Sper "DOLIATH AND THE BARBARIANS” REEVES class; Dolores Bitter, cook, home gan late in the winter, Cavey has Association of America in j>reaent- At this meeUng, Mr*. Manuel had to wqtch what amounts to a Drive carefully. CALL MI B-8070 FOB RESER^’A'nONS ident of the Manchester Philatelic ry, 41 Phoenix St., Vernon; Wil A happy MensorisI Day week- aleo "PLUNDERERS OF PAINTED FLA’Tj^” maker and second class: Jo-An ing the conference. • ' Buy it in the economical half gallon family liam Ritchie Jr., 3 Deepwood Dr.; >end to onr friends and cna- Boudreau, cook - and homemaker Vincent was pinned as a new Girl game of'shuffleboard with the fur Society, Tuesday night at the f "Goliath” at 6:00.9:00—^“Plunderer, at 4:807:80' Scout leader by Mrs. Harold Falls size container. Over 25 delicious flavor^ from North Methodist Church, Parker John Sullivan, 317 Spring St.; tomers! ENDS TONITB badges and i|econd class; Irene niture in the former cocktail manufactures batteries snd flash Rogers Corp. reports almost a vriio is a troop wmsultant. St. Miss Dorothea Benjamin, 33 Coo- A ll CoU r Condlo, drawing and painting qnd lounge. lights. one-third' gain in its first quarter which to choose. lidge St.; Mrs. Helen Bojarski, 105 homemaker badges and_s^on<} Mrs. Horace Scruton. Mrs. l>qn Mrst the bar was over there," 1960 net of 384,^1, compared with WALNUT RESTAURANT Other officers named were 8TANK0 8 Oak firill "BAND OP ANGKUl" - • • SUNDAY-MONDAY-TUESDAY • • ------Briefs n George Blake, vice president: E. Middle Tpke.; Elizabeth McLo- 80 Oak 8t., Manchester "PETE .KELLEY’S BLVES" class. Ziacarro, and Mrs. Joseph have he ligUed. "then It was moved o'ver 364!135 In "the same 1959 period. gan, 65 Oxford St.; Benjamin Sea- Contlniiou. From X P.M.. Sunday and Memorial Day Also, Joyce Crawford, home been the Brownie leaders! r WALNUT STREET—-MANCHESTER Richard Gray, treasurer; Robert “WILD BILL DUBE” S Y N D A Y ’ here, then we served drinks from Connecticut’s 71 mutual savings Sales for the quarter totaled vey, 44 Sterling PL; Merle Jen- Thre«-Fealur.« Feature X:00r5:80-9:00—Co-Hit 8:80-7:00 maker badge and second claM; the dining room, theri downatairs, 31,855,633 this,, year, compared Herzog, recording secretary, and an^ hie 8.PIECE BAND ‘TBE BIG LAND" banka showed no net gain In de kens, 304 Autumn Mra. Fran Sharon Enes, homemaker badge with 31,612,545 in the first three Elizabeth Smith, corresponding The'Home of Fun and Frolic "ALIAS JESSIE JAMES” then... well, we’ve finally got posits for April, according to the ces Roth, 428 Broad St.; Horace "Bl’NDLE OF JOY” / and second class; Alice Grant, A ll Eye* Ahead secretary. .# No Cover, No Minimum e . ns MWNAnofM sesMvic everything in place.” Saving! Banks’ Assn. The associa- months of 1959. officers will begin Russell, 343 Highland St.; Edward R' KXINOATION UNQ(t n< homemaker badge and second The cocktail lounge, now doubled The new £usncts Of m m a j u t y h n s Russellville, Ark. (A5 — Patrons tloli reports deposit Inflows of 32 at the last meeting Fitzgerald 174 Oak St.; Mrs. An BLST AHEAD Of IHf ftfST class; Patricia Hall, cook and In size, la resplendent with'diffused million, In sqch special Recounts their duties na TKier. 56 Durant St.; Mrs. Bibi- .lioeouB M lIHt homemaker badges and second of a drive-ln theater watched the in June. lighting, pile carpets, soft colors as (Jhrlstmas Clubs and payroll ane McQuade, Glastonbury; Miss class; Ann Hinnov, cook and home screen unconcerned as flrsflghters and a specially designed ma OPEN “ You Can Taste The Quality” Madeline Tryon, Coventry; Clchn- maker badges and second class; fought a forest fire in nearby savings, bad been balanded by 32 Juniors Hold Show hogany and Formica bar nearly million decrease in . regular ac 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. ent Lupacchino, 68 Highland St.; Sophie Jacoby, dabbler, cat and WOMlS. three times as large as the old one. The Junior Division of the Man- 'Martin Baker, Andover; Edward ICm k iJ m i e dog, and homemakjer badges and ’The picture: “Some Like It counts. Many mutual savings SUNDAY. 8 A.M.-8 P.M. iioutes 6 & 44A Grxvniw chesrter Philatelic Society, not to In September, Cavey hopes to banka will bo Issuing Vacation Chapdelaihe, 101 Spruce St.; second class; Mary M oore^ < ^ e- Hot.” . open the other half of the remodel he oiitdone by the Senior group, Thomas Carney, Wapping; Floria O n e m a S c o p C Club funds this month. PINE PHAHMACY staged its first show Tuesday WALNUT RESTAURANT ing venture, * downstairs ateak Brimmer, 1 Bow 8t. OOI.OS W Of. w x i 664 CENTER ST. ENDS TONIGHT night -with a nice display from roonri with open fireplace and grille. ADMITTED TODAY: Daniel ’There are still a few finishing niomas W. Wralght df Wethers An Epic Story Of Lovo And War 18 entries. Miller, 162 Spencer St. 17 WALNUT STREET field has been appointed personnel Paul^ Walckowskt, 11 . Stark- touches to be added to'the upstairs BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A section - tile flooring at the foot manager of Hamilton Standard. He e n g e a n c e weathier St., received first prize ,..AND V f daughter to Dr. and Mrs. Walter Relish Tray Salad of the bar and some new seats and was formerly per.sonnel manager with a display of churches on Schardt, 31 Eastland Dr.; a son to upholstery. of United Aircraft Corporation’s stamps. Mr. and Mra. Arthur Bogliach, Choice of Appetizer Choice of Soap ’The coffee shop has gone. In Missiles and Space Systems divi Second place went to Patricia Windsor Locks. sion, which has now 'been merged DISCHARGED YESTERDAY; its place is an extension of the La Flame, 17 Cumberland St., for cQckiBll lounge which oan be with Hamilton Standard. her entry of famous Americans. Michael McMahon, East Hartford; SfECIAL TONIGHT ALSO THE BOOK TREASURED BY ALL AGES Debra Oppelt, 40 'i Summer St.; .. . NOW ENCHANTJNGLY FILMED ... ITS cloeed off for semi-private meet' Geore Nolan. 351 Parker ,Bt. Sherwood W. Humphries of 57 John Sullivan, 317 Spring St.; Ed- ing giroups and small parties. Dur iOMKUU«[«flSFffiDUCTIOII exhibited the set of Greek stamps, ing the day, it -will be used aa a Garden St., an auditor in the picturing various ships to takeTmund Kunhardt, Stafford; Mrs. audit department at Aetna Casu VISA •siiikA*a .«AMWf MiCwASS e«a**v StCvC A ll* Elizabeth Hall, East Hartford; men’s luncheon area where menu third honors. TWIN LOBSTERS itema will be available a* a l(t alty and Surety Co., will observe MAN6D MILES BELGTdOESMOREAUMHART GUAROi fORRESI NICOL GWM Mrs. Mary Marzialo and daughter, >Grar his 30th anniversary with the or. RED&WHITE SIAM) 8 Asylum St.; Mrs. Gloria Diana carte fare. • [HEEp^’r o t u ® RfLWSt VACATION TIME! If not otherwise used in the ganizatipn Monday. i mOMAS SUUIVAN, Prop. 140 Benton St. SINGLE LOBSTER ...... 1.1.25 T E R S ^ i •venings, it will be opened as C i NBN/IAS c OUE COlM part of the lounge. Joseph Wegge, 81 Pine St., has TOT FATALLY INJURED LOBSTER THERMIDOR...... $.1.85 TOP CO-HIT 1 '•THE JAY HAWKERS" Stafford Springs. May 28 (Ah— When the steak room la com. become a member of the Quarter WEST CENTER STREET AT MeKEE STREET TEEN DANCE pleted downstairs, it will elim Century Club of Pratt ,and Whit IN OOIXIRl 1 Jeff Chandler-Fees Parker-Nlrole Maurey Gary Rocheforte, 15 memths, was fatally Injured yesterday when a BAKED STUFFED SHRIMP ...... $3.50 inate large formal evening ban ney Aircraft. Weggie fs employed INCLUDINa SUNDAY S TONIGHT car driven by his father, Walter WEDNESDAY thru SATURDAY quets. Csvey’s vMll still cater to aa a expediter, in rough stores at OPEN 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. and MEMORIAL DAY TOMORROW (SI NDAY) HOLIDAY F.VE Rocheforte, backed over hla body. FRIED SCALLOPS ...... $2.85 "PleaM Don’t Pick The Dailies”—Dorie Day, David Niven amall private parties, however, Manchester* A native of Brooklyn, S TOP BLOCK BUSTER.^ In color State Police, said the accident oc "Eseort W’est” —Victor Mature, Elaine Stewart and will use the steak room for N. Y., Wegge started with 'the Masonic Hall curred in the driveway at the DEEP SEA SCALLOPS PROVENCALS ...... $2.90' large, daytime gatherings. BLOCK BUSTER NO. 1 BLOCK BUS’TEB NO. 2 Rocheforte home. The child died One rule is ’ stressed now: "WAKE ME WHEN "THE WIND NEXT TO THE several hemrs later, In 'a hospital. BROrtED SWORDFISH ...... $2.85 .Jackets must be worn after 6 ITS OVER” CANNOT READ” MANCHE.STER POST OFFICE p.m. BROILED DEEP SEA SCALLOPS ...... $2.90 T s t o w color color w PHARMACY N GERANIUMS ERNIE KOVACS DICK BOGARDE Featuring More Than 6 Years 445 Hartford Rd.—MI 9-9948 DICK SHAWN Great Action LOBSTER FRA DIAVOLO...... $4.00 There was some muitaKen In BUHNSIDF formation in this space two weeks OPEN ALL DAY . BLOCK Bl'STER NO. S “THE ORIGINALS” ■ » * VI t * :| ' SHRIMP MARINARA ...... ,....$3.25 ago beneath a picture of a me MEMORIAL DAY BRIGITTE ^ARDOT "LA PARISIENNE”—color J/uL ClaAkk. COMBINATION POTS AND BASKETS SEAFOOD A LA CREOLE . .$3.00 tallic fellow with stove pipe legs. I’rescriptloii Of Course d a n c in d ( f r o m AvaGRRDNfR b t iN H m n ’The wording Indicated that 8 to 12 C-.RCG PECK KKSUIIBUtRI FILLET OP SOLE MARGEURITE...... $2.90 Thomas P.'Altken, owner of the FOR THE CEMETERY building atop which the colossus stands, has been in business only ALL YOUR FLOKAL NEEDS FOR THE HOUDAY ADMISSION ly iE iw if Choice of Dessert Coffee w Tea KITCHEN CLAMBAKE NEED Look! Why drive for mile.s when all ONLY —m eo to n ------tzi six years. Not so. the pleasures and conveniences are ___X-6-9:50 _ 4:30-8:15 FOR RESERVATIONS CALL Ml 9-8070 Spociol Saturday. Sunday and Momoiiai Day AJtken, whose business is heat SCREENS at your front door? For a most en 75c San.. “HOME rBOM THE HILI” ing, cooling and sheet nietal work, "WONDEHFl’L COCNTRY” OPEN ALL DAY MEMORIAL DAY has bMH located at 23 Tolland • OR BEDDINQ joyable Memorial Day weekend— A^enu ■Tpke. — the site of the tin man— the place to go, is the popular for that length of time, but be COMBINATION PUNTS gan in the trade in 1934. i r r t f T n T ? NEW ENGLAND CLAM CHOWDER In fact, he has changed ad SCREEN DOORS? dress three times, one of the STEAM CLAMS, Drawn Buttnr changes due to impending demoli , CALL BOLTON LAKE It hits A new h 1^ In hilarity I tion of the building his shop was Tony Cortii A'nl B ry a a cr CLAM FRITTERS in and another change due to^ a Denn Martin in Kay Krnaatl Ruseo- ••ONCE M O R E OFFICIAL OPENING flood. “ WHO WAN WITH He op^ ed at 57 Market St. In Four Models to Choose From. HOUSE .THAT LADY" FEKLING** No ihatter where you plan to spend your vacation, you’ll Hartford and moved to 25 Wells Be Sure — Buy Reliability. T «rh i LOBSTERS 4 :50-8 :2fl enjoy reading about what’s going oh in your old home- St. when the Market St. building towh. “ . was to be tom dowii. R. G. KIHLE • SANDY BEACH • SWIMMING R5H FILLET “After the flood of ’38," he con Flowering SUNDAY 29 M l 9-0468 Sunday, May ,lp .in . tinues, "at which time I had three Annual Vegetable • PICNIC TABLES • GOOD FISHING A GALA HOLIDAY SHOW WHOLE POTATO feet of water in my shop, I de Representing . Continnont S«t. luid M ob. cided that, since Manchester was Plante HOT JOHNNY CAKE HAVE “THE HERALD” my home, and stayed high and Bertlett-Bralnard Products Co. Plants • FIREPUCES • 20 ROWBOATS Stove Reeve*'' Betty H«ttoa tn dry during all thij flooding, I’d 589 New Park Ave., Be it swimming, fishing, boating, picnicking, dining or ••THK West Hartford—AO 8-4475 . *‘G O U A T H G R R A T R S T CORN ON THE COB’ move , my shop out there.” dweing, you’ll, find your fajiorite pastime .and relaxa A M > THK SHOW^ ON DESSERT— He has been here ever since, tion here in a most clean and pleasant atmosphere. RARMARIANS'* . R A R T H ” ““ SPERRY’S GLEN leed Watermelon or Baked Indian Pudding SEHT TO YOU BY MAIL although h e ' closed the shop for When you think of a good time, think of the Bolton In i^ilorHcope In Color I r the duration of World War U. Lake House! SiS6- 7 : i 9 - ROUTE 85 and FRENCH RD.. BOLTON 1 4 .2 5 Clip and flU out this coupon. Mail to Circulation Department Gets Award Notice Wed.! Unforiflvfti” along with your check or money order. John E. Smith, 236 Autumn St., . . . Efifoy Hi« indoor comforts of oiir screoned in —w SEE THE C R O W N IN G O F THE has been award^ the annual dis I will bp away from my busi Sofurdoy and Sunday Only!, MAN<3HBSTER EVENING‘HERALD tinguished salesman award by S T O P IN veranda overlooking beoutiful Bolton Lake . . Ray-O-Vac Cp. of Madison, Wis. ness from how until Aug. '7. SOUP OF THE DAY I 13 Blssell St„ Manchester, Conn. • Smith, . dlstriqt manager in TODAY! Southern New England for Ray-O- For Entorgoncy Work 0«ir Dining Rooin serves only the best Please send "The Herald” to me at the following vaca- | LONDo;; MEMORIAL DAY QUEEN CHARCOAL BROILED RIB STiAK Vac, was given g trophy and in of food in o wide voriety of dinners WATERFORD j ' ' I tion address: scribed wrist, watch. Ray-O-Vac C d l SUNDAY — 3 P.M. BAKED IDAHO. POTATO WITH SOUR CREAM --AS A L W A Y S SPEED BOVVl AND CHiyES Name ' ^ , | Monclihster Hooting * DANCING EVERY Sa t u r d a y n ig h t • Miuie by the- ^ TOSSED SALAD street i Route 85, Hartford Rd. or PUDDING or JELL-O ( and Plumbing Cd. THE VERY FINEST IN FRESH Music and entertainment by the Extt 77, Conn. 'Turnpike AND BEVERAGE City and State ^ I NO TICE! . . . J popular radio and TV combo ROCKVILLE STEWART HIQHUNDERS 117 Birch St. STOCK CAR RACING I My home address is ' I FRUITS and VEGETABLES ST. PATRICK’S>IPE DAND, MANCHESTER ^ 2 .9 8 c l o s e d I • T«(. Ml 9-8778 or 9-8382 JOAN JOYCE TRIO n i week 30c—□ 2 weeks 60c— □ 3 weeks 90c | Saturdays and Mondays ^ SATURDAY KITE I □ 1 month $1.30— (Check length of time wanted) During A nCMC SUPPUiS— CHASCOAL MIQUETS (MAY-28) and ENJOY YOUR FAVORITE COCKTAIL AT CLARK’S CHECK OR MONEY ORDER MUST I June, 4uJy ana August ^ ACCOMPANY THIS ORDER • I WALTER B. KOHli M E A D - R O U S - m O Z IN PO O D - SOOA • IC IC M A M Open Sun. • No Cover • No Minimum CIRCLE Covered MONDAY M TE L JOHNFOSTMA S PLUMBING and HEATING (MEMORIAL DAY) W a g o n R id e CLOCK and WATCH X 204 MAPLE ST. OPEN EVERY DAY 9 AM. to 9 P .M . P. REPAIRINO • H i BoltO|n Lake House g Starting Time 8:80 PM.. ^ FOR THE KIDDIES ^ . 310 Main St.—M l k-623S 0 8 Raoea—FTee Parking 78 NORTH STREET, WILLtMANTIC lianrljrfltrr ^nrtttnsl|rralii Near Pinehurat Market ^ Route 44A • Tqp Stocdi Car Drivers s Fast 1/8 MUe Track PICNICS, SWIMMING. . , For RcMrTBtions—HArrimn 3-9001 R ead H erald Advs. i Miles East of Manchester WATER CYCfiES, PLAY AREA ADMISSION FREE ••444«6664f
L • H PA G ! f i v e MANCHESTER EVENING HERALH, MANCHESTER, CONN!, SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1960 MANCHESTEli EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, >tAY t8, 1960 Marble St., It Chamber St, 41 Wonders of the Univene South Windsar No Herald State News RADIO BATTERIEII aa ifira a in n waa not the key Edmund St, and 287* Oaldaad S t FRESH — ALL TYPE* 1-^' Friday, at Kingdom Hall, 7:30 JiUmr^RBter teat That was provided by the M onday Connecticut p.m Thf^’batlc MlnUUy SchooL langusge pf the would-he small na • pJ Meeting TV‘Explodes’ Roundup Potferlon't EitmUts' ilnralb tion conciliators, who formulated Mars Now Viewed 180 Oertter Sti—Cor. Clinrell / (Psalm 78: 72), The Manchester Evening ------X the reaoluUcn they hoped , to have Yankee At Residence I Herald will not publish Mon- (Continoed from Page One) fajarowQ cp.. me. adopted aa a compromise, con OmriR eg the NSanmae By A. R. 0. SgSM SlnSt. 1 dfiy, Memorial Day. structive. end to the queetlon. This twcotivinfi .Cfciwhf St. damsa* li. C. Obnrfih As, Probe Target Drive carefully. entitling them to a second repre^ ItobOTt K. Mttister Bar. John B. Baanon, Pastor C.M. Hln^Dw. mUM er . A television set at toe home of sentative each. resolution could have conWned tte K«v. James T. tPOonnell ESTOW j| n&airari In w h at' might be termed the ultraviolet radiation will gtva Richard Malone at 69 Bryan Rd. 'ITiis would push tos total in the small portion of satlsfactlfm which Kev. Joaaph H. MoOann 9:80 a.m.. Church Behool. Claifi' By DR. L M. L B V irr, DIBBOKW “ blew up” because of faulty wiring PHARMACY R IMBdad October X XW good but unpleasant race toward 10;*6 a.m„ Nur*«ry opena some IndioatHjrt as to tl(e oom- House to 293. With lawmakers al W was essential for Russia, apd the Rev. John D. Regan ss for all ages. yesterday afternoon. Local fire \Coventry ready fltt^ iffto all. toe niches of 445 Hartftrd Rd.—m 94M 0 BT«nlng acknowledgment of the realities of H a.fn., Morning worsWp »kr- ' The Fete Plaaetariam posltlon of toe Martian Atmos PubUitod ••7 ' of rebuke we, the 10:40 ».m.. Worship aarviee. men were Called out. The TV set to e . cramped House chamber, the huteye end Solli)lldayB ieM*?r‘*^on5‘ “ :4 small portion mfin- Orfioter* are Mr. and Mr*. niam a: of The Fraaklls lastltato ^ phere. OPEN ALL DA'Y Poet one* at Melaaebe the sUte’s financial future, the Re Donald Gear. Ushers are Nor Sunday Maaass at 8, 7, 8, Message by the pastor. MeMeb City—A 8-prong kttMk was a total loss, but no other dam addition of '14 more would be dif MEMORIAL DAY ^^Md ClaM Hail Matter. United States, should have been "Tnis Speaking Sacrifice.” The third phase to corns at tos publicans have started late Inlt man Hall and fim sst Anderson. 10:16 and 11:30 a.m. to uricover the possibility of life age was eauised, firemen said. / ficult. willing to accept, .^t ■ could have I . ; - - __ :______10;'46 a.m., Children's Church end of tos.lO-year period Indicates [Judith Knauss Towns which will have passed PLENTY OF FILM I ' SUBSCRIPTION RATES nevertheless come in first. - Deacon of the day Is Bbuglas on Mars Is, the suggeeUon of Dr. an unmanned landing on Mart. . A strong odor of skunk was Payable tn Advaace done BO by taking some reproving ■ S t Bridget’s B. O. Ohnrrii and Nursery, evident in'the evening at Co. 2 the S.OfiO mark since the last cen Their late stsuT which comes In Hayss. • Richard Davlas^f the UUnlverslty Because Mara baa a thin atmos One Year ...... notice of the specific fact of our 7 p.m„ Junior and Senior P. F. R4v. John J. tSelandy. Pastor 8 p.m.. Youth Service. headquarters on Ellington Rd.,.but sus are Avon, . Cromwell, East first Is represented by the report Rev. Stanley E. Hastnio 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. of California’s Jet Propulsion Lsh- phere, It la possible to glide tos Class of 1960 Lyme, Ellington, Monroe, Mont- Three MonUie ...... ? S espionage flights over Russia .be oratorles. Speaking before toe a search of toe firehouse failed to One Month ...... * of the Finance and Taxation sub Rev. Dfinnis R. Hussey Message by the paator. nieme: M en vehicle onto toe surface. ville. North Branford. Old Say- fore It w'ent on wlHf its general . Emailnel Lutheran Church Space Medicine Session of tos Pan Because toe atmosphere o f the uncover the animal. Weekly ...... committee as a proposed plaifk for AssMtsata The Romance o f Iledemptlem. Coleman Bros. Carnival, sponsor Valedictorian brook, Southbury, South Windsor, Singl® C op y ...... y urging of all nations to refrain the forthcoming Republican state C. Henry Anderson, Pastor 7:80 pm.. Prayer .and Praise Amsrlcan Medical Association planet ia mors tenuous than that Thomaaton, Wilton, Wolcott, and Hoger Mackey, Intern Congrsss, he outlined three well- of toe earth, the approach angle ed by the Fire Department and MEMBER o r ____„ from acts which might produce platform. Sunday Masses st 7, 8, 9,10, 11; service. Auxiliary, will he at Bradley's IVoodbridge. THE ASSOCIATED PRECT The notable thing about this re — in the) Chapel at 0 and 10 a.m. defined steps to be undertaken in Is not critical. It can come In Miss Judith Knauss. daughter of The Associated Press is tragedy and, get on w'fth negotia 9 a.m., DliUie Worship and at a fairly ateep angle. Field on Ellington Rd. June-1 entltleo to the use ol "I port lA that it calculates the in Oonammity Baptist Chnroh toe next ten years to give scien through June 6. It will be open Prof, and Mrs. Harold P. Knauss BUS HEARING SET all news dispatches credited to jt or tion for the world's life or death, Church School; Nursery Class for tists and sstronomers definitive Once on toe surface of tos crease in state income which will Church of the Aasnmptlon 686 E. Center S t at the Green from 6 p.m. to midnight and Sat of Standish Rd. is the valedictorian Hartford, May 2 (Al—The state hot .otherwise credited 1" Some of the small nation spokes be necessary in the next biennium, 3-year-olds. ' Adame S t nnd Thompeon Rd. John R. Nenbert Minister Information concerning toe -na planet. It Is proposed that an ujr of the Windham High School Class Public Utilities commiasioner will and also Ihe locat news published hert 10;$0 a.m.. Divine Worship and traviolet microscope bs used to urday from noon to midnight. All rights ol republlcatlon of special men backing the compromise reso and then actually specifies and en- Rev. Joseph Farrell, Paatfir ture of toe Martian surface and There.^ will be special children’s of 1960. She had an average of hold a hearing in the state office dispatches herein arc also reserved Church School; nursery for In'- Rfiv. FramX'i T. Rntler, Aaristhat observe surface detail. This de building Monday June 13, lit 11 lution had no hesitancy, In their dorae.s the tax increases that 9:30 a.m., Sunday Church School Its potenOal to sustain living or prices on Saturday, 94.81 for three and one-half years,* x|^ll service client of N. E. A. B?rv- would produce that additional in-, fants. Sermon at both services; for all ages, cradls roll through ganisms. tail will be coded and transmitted and won a 4-year merit college a.m. on the Connecticut Railway speeches, saying that such flights •Called Aa A Wltpess,” by Roger Sunday Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10:16 back to the earth. It'Is hoped Permission to hold the carnival and lighting Company's petition come. — adult Dr. Davlss po4ntsd out that, toe was granted byK-the Zoning Board scholarship. *'l^'^l§>er. nepresentauves: The by any natjofi over any nation It calculat^lhat new programs Mackey. and 11:30 a.m. l(>:16 a.ra., Cfiiurch activity pro- reason Mara is toe target for this that some method will be found Other local members of ..the to end Its bus service In and be .Tullus Mathews Rhcclsl *^ en^ — New to land water vials onto toe sur Thursday night providing that-lo tween Shelton and Derby. 'The York. Chlchkp Detroit end I ^ o n . would naturally be resented. But and increased^llocations for old gqram fpr children, cradle roll Intensive series of probes Is. that cal fire, police and 'safety regula graduating class with an average MEMBER '^ u n r r b u r e a u or Oonoordla Evangelical > Sacred Heart Ohnreh through kindergarten. we, hnow more ajxiut tots planet face. A sample of soil immeraed above M per cent, recently an PUC said yesterday toe company's ■CTRCn-ATIONS\ ■ they included no such touch of programs will, ifK^e next legisla tions are complied with. No on LuthetM Oinroh ^ ' Church S t, Versoa 10:30 am., Morning Worship. than arty other In the solar sys- In this water could be cultured to nounced b^ Principal H. Chester run between Bridgeport and Der opinion In their resolution, and, in ture. add between JiMLand *5® f"**' street parking will be allowed by, passing through Shelton, would The Herald Prtntlnf ^t^ p a n y . IM^ Winter nnd Garden 8$sr' Rev. Ralph Kelly, Paator Remembrance , ■ Sunday. Second tsm. 'Venus Is the only other detect toe presence of organisms. Nelson, are: Paula Contos, in assumes no financial reeppnslblilly for stead, left It to Gromyko himself lion to the next state budget. within a quarter mile radius of the bo unaffected by the proposal. It calculates that, depending up Kev. Paul C. Kaiser, Pastor session, Sunday Church School. planet where life could eSist. How Atmospheric ozone and atomie ninth place with 91.29; Martin typographical errors a p p e ^ w to a ^ Masses at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. oxygen, should be present. A sky carnival. Drying clothtt rerMements and other reading..gsattet to lead Itti fight to have their res on economic conditions, the stAte Sermon topic; “Testimony, Prayer ever, Venus is so completely Dragon, 11th, 90.57; Catherine search may be made for toe In YMCA Banquet CHAMBER ELECrrS olution include the piece of lan will end the present biennium with 8;30' a.m.. Holy Communion. and Peace.” ; cloud-covered that we have no In Wapping Y held its annual ban Wanagel, 12 th, 90.30; Edward DispIBv adveftlsjna closing houra: St. Frtnfiis of Asalal Ohnreh 7 p.m.. Junior High Youth Fel- frared air glow coming from ozone Norwalk, May 28 UP)—George is Mosy todoy*** in The Manchester Evenlnk Herald. guage which, by reproving the act a deficit somewhere between |16 9:30 a.m.. Church Sthool. formation concerning Its surface. quet Thursday night at the Com Haddad, 14th, 90.11. E. Underwood, executive secretary I South Windsor lowMtp meets in the Annex. and hydrogen. Also, Joseph Eaton, 89.78; Pa For Monday—1 Pp im. Fhdday. we 'ourselves have discontinued and 247 million. 9:80 a.m„ The Service. Rev. Jannes F. Glynn, Pastor R e c e n t, astronomers have dis munity House. Lewis Knox, Hart of the Bristol Chamber of Com For Tuesday—1 p.ip Moimay. It a.m.. The Service. 7 p.m.. Senior Youth Fellowship These are the gdala for toe next tricia Gilbert, 89.47; Carol Martin- For Wednesday—1 P nt Perhaps its first estimate, tak Rev. Raymond B. Ynaknnakas, covered cerialn bends In the raln- ford County Y secretary, present merce, has been chosen president -tiA'T -It':*; would constitute some degree of Nursery In the Parish House meets In the Youth Room. ten years as far aa planet probes ed special leaders awards. dale, 88.74; Ann Fairy, 88.33; For TTnirsday-1 p.m. Wednesday ing cognizance of what the vRe- Assistant Pastor bow-Ilke spectrum of Mars Indi are indicated. of toe Connecticut Association of •'.'.x' .-r ' For Frldav—1 p m. Thursday, satisfaction" for Russia. publicans themselves Intend to rec during 9:S0 and 11 a.m. services. Club co-ordinator Alton Lane Frederic Deming, 86.79; John ■ For Saturday—1 Friday. cative of organic life. These bands What Is It going to cost? Dr. Chamber of Commerce executives. Classified "deadfine;______10:30 L.a.m. .each Perhaps the tJnited Nations has ommend In the way of new or .ad 7:30 p.m.. Stewardship fihn, ”A of toe carbon and hyidrogen mole was honored for five years service. Federowicz, 86.27; Alfred Barile Other new officers elected at the Masses at 7, 8, 9:10, 10:16 and Davies has presented some stag 86.25; Norman Orehotski, 84.61; day of. publication except Saturday- developed, aa do mbpy legislative ditional state spending, is the more Living Church.” 11:80 a.m. cule were discovered by Dr. Wil Jo-Ann Siniscalchi, Dale Schoon- group’s annual meeting yesterday 9 a.m. gering figures. He indicates that maker, Sherv'ood Waldron. Miriam Sharon Macneil, 84.49; 'Thomas bodies, a rigid m ajorityW d mi dependable. ■;4 liam Sinton in toe Martian re-' very shortly toe cost of toe In were.William L. Hawkins, execu It will be a miracle if a deficit Retirement: Burgess, Janet Lane, Wilfred Jar Herald photof by Ofiara Lynch, 84: Ronald Piper, 88.31; tive vice president of the Bridge Saturday, May 2# nority, so that one world ^ t y can S t Jolui’s Ohnreh S t Maoiiee RI OL Ohnreh gions where we suspect vegetat;ton strumented payloads will be al- is not also encountered, in such 9 ElSngton Ave. Bolton Center vis, Stanley Juknis, and William Leonle Major. 83.11;^ Pamela Brig port chamber of Commerce, vice growth. This presence of the spec moat as exjiensive as toe vehicle. Park were honored for one year's ham, 82.21; Gordon Fardal, 82.07; regularly count so many votes amount as to play its own part In Rockville, ,Oenn. Rev. Bernard McGnric, Pastor tral bands combined with toe sea Marfe Golden Anniversary president; and Robert E. Simpson, Happy Times When we conrider that some of service. Jean Bradfleld, 81.93; Rochelle secretary of the State Chamber of May Moment against the other. But there should the need for Increased taxation by The Rev. James I* Great, Reetor sonal change in toe growth are toe launching vtolclcs now cost Mr. and ^ra. Benjamin J. 8 ea-«, the next General Assembly. But so Masses st 7, 8:80 and 10 a.m. BY MARIE DABRR. Lane paid tribute to leaders and d e S ranch In Andover; Emnerl Harley, 81.75; Priscilla Russak, Commerce, secretary-treasurer. always be conscience In a major considered proof of toe presence of In toe neighborhood of $5 million. parents for toeir support during ton. Bunker Hill Rd.,s^ Coventry, Th« countrjralda had done with far. the present RibicfrfT budget, 8 a.m., Holy Communion. Seaton of Bloomfield; Mfs Eliza-' I 81.23. ity, and occasions when. It Itself vegetation. The presence of animal It means tost In the Immediate the past year. Entertainment was house for friends Sewage Meeting Iti hlg blooming, and has now thanks to a tight rein on depart 9:16 a.m., Family service, qlsA*- St. Bartholomew's OhurCh beth Stevenson, Newington, Roy \ helps engineer the tacit concea-^ For Ailing, Aged There’s organisms, while Inferred by some future toe cost of toe paylokd for furnished by Hubert T ^ ^ . a m^a- An open meeting has been come full tide Into lU eummer mental spending and to improving m, address. Buckley School Andltorhan Ne Place like Home astronomers,' has not been proven. a nominal satellite will also reach Seatori, Granby; Kenneth Seaton, sions which allow the minor Rev. Philip Hnssey, Paetor Keeney St., Manchester: Mrs. scheduled for 8 p.m. Thursday at lushneas. Only a few eamara re tax income statistics, Is still cling ' 11 a.m., Holy Oomsnunion add For many a person who is Ul. It Is the hope of this group''that this figure. However, In ten calisthenics, Podunk Girls sang 6 p.m. in celebraUon of their SOto Shirley BruneSil, Coventry, and the Robertson School by First Se ity to keep on living and function ing to a thin chance, of avoiding sermon. there's no place like-home. planetary probes may permit the yean we will be confronted with and Pioneers presented "Casey at wedding anniversary, lectman Richard M. Gallnat vtoeh so*$ horn# fiMOting main to he sent winging from the Sunday Masses at 8, 9:16 and ing In bie legislative process formidable deficit. Wednesday, 10 am.. Holy Oom- So states Dr. Frans Goldmann, discovery of animal organisms. the almost shocking co st‘ of the toe Bat." Junior Hi-Y did tumbling The Seatons were married May Mrs. Phyllis St. Martin, Coventry preliminary plans for the estab maples Into the erevlcea of lawn 10:80 a.m. 'The Seatons have 15 grandchildren our w a y ! Sometimes the alternative Is de In any event, however, this Re muaion. associate professor emeritus of Proposed Fly-By payload. In ten years the pay and Uncas Hl-Y held a beatnik 29, 1910 in Auburn, Mass., and lishment of a sewage district for OPEN and field where they will rot or Friday, 9 a.m.. Holy Commu and two-great-grandchildren. Mrs, structive, as Is e\ideric*d by re pqblican committee, atfer calculat. medical care , at Harvard School of To arrive at some answer to this load will cost approximately ten 'party and demonstrated a business they have lived in Coventry for 18 the Town of Coventry vvUl be. pre sprout; only the smaller ind leaves ing that the total need for addi nion. First Ohureb of Christ Scientist Public Health. Dr. Goldmann talk times the coat of the vehicle! In m4eUng. • years. Mr. Seaton retired four Martha Bears, mother of Mrs. sented. ■ You get premium quality cent reactions to rigid m ^ority Masonic Temple challenging problem. It is proposed A ll Day of the ash remain unfurled; llfe^ls tional revenue'will be .somewhere Saturday, Dioceean Program ed about health needa of older peo that In the" immediate future a ten years we will be spending Tim annual Wapping Y outing years ago after working at Pratt Seaton, lives with them in Cov Representatives of the engineer M°t)ilheat with RT-98 . . . the rule in Korea,"Japan and Turkey, Planning Conference for Lay ple at the recent National Health from $30 t o '$40 million for to# will be held at Camp Woodstock | whitney Aircraft for 16 years. entry. Mr. Seaton's mother, Mrs. robet completely effective fud at Its morning. Decoration Day , Is between $61 and $97 million for Sun- “ fly-by” be undertaken to permit ing. firm of And^zou-Nlchols As- ■W^ere, one asked as the Security the next biennium, decides bow It Leadership at St. Paul’s Church, 11 a.m., Sunday Service.' Forum in Miami Beach. an Unmanned, instrumented pay- Martian probes. on Saturday, June 11. The couple has seven children, Fanny Brunnell. lives at the 'Ver-1 g^iates wIU ■ the fundamen- oil sd4itive in use today. And usually the date for such a mo day School and Nursery. Council handling of this Issue im would have this additlfmal money Wallingford. Goldmann predicted that home load to come within 5.000 miles of f Copyright 1950, General Fea Utua League Philip J. Seaton, operator of Cir- non Convalescent Home. Uls and the need of a means of you gw^premium service. Au ment, without blemish. Daigles and 8 p.m., Wednesday aervlce. c ir t programs now succeaafully toe Martian surface. tures-Oprp.) In Little League play yesterday eliminating sewage and the vari tomatic, ddiyeriee V*. . a bal folded, were the peacemakers' In raised. Reading room hours at 749 Main buttercups and flags dance brave “We feel in general,” the sub Calvary Chapel serving the poor will become more A probe passing within this dis at Avery field good" relief pitch ous financing possibilities. SUNDAY anced payment plan nnd mnny this world Institution deMgned to St.: Tuesday, Friday, Saturday, and more available to stek pec^Ie tance of toe Martian surface could ing by Gene Majowicz and Kenny There will be a question and an ly In the hieeze, and the heart of committee says, “ our present state (AsaemMee of God> 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Thursday, 11 other extra# dedgned to main guard the peace? tax structure is sound and that Ro . . 22 VeraoB St. of all income brackets. He base# verify toe presence of the organic | Dubay enabled the league-leading sWer period during the session, ac AND home heating r«d(g ansg. man swings open to a perfection am. to 9 p.m. this on the trend toward extending molecules discovered by Dr. Sin- Parade, Park Service cording to Galinat. Jaycees Win State Honors major shifting of the burden from Kenneth L. Gnstafson, Paetor "Ancient and Modem Necroman Ruth Millett Cube to come from behind and of sun and air and view so com one tax to another would be neces Blue Crose benefits and the ton. A fly-by with a total period edge toe Indians 8-7. The CuM Selectmen to Meet Alton L. Sproul, newsletter editor, and William L. Wagner, presi cy, alias Mesmertim and Hypno growth of group-pracUm prepay plete as to create the Illusion of Turmoil In Japan sary or justified. Therefore, we 9:45 a.m., Sunday School. of 30 minutes during which useful scored all their runs In toe last The Board of . Selectmen w1U dent of toe Manchester Chapter of the Junior Chamber of Com Mobilheafi^ 96 tism, Denounced” will be -the sub ment plans. ' ■ information could be transmitted There Are Umltettoss to meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday in toe merce, look over the collection of chapter publications which won permanence. recommend that the needs be fi 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship. ject of the Lesson-Sermon. two Innings. Majewicz hit a S-run To Honor War Dead What goes « i over in Japan Is nanced by an upward rate revision “ Such programs cover all the la ideally suited. To collect the in 'Bight to One’s Happiness homer for the winners, and Bob Town Office Building. first prize at the annual State Jaycee convention. Five publica tea daeS 'SeWos It Is permanent, and It Is not 5:30 p.m.. Bus will leave for The Golden Text is from Romans serw es needed bv homebound pa Brownies to Meet MEMORIAL formation, toe probe will have to Keefe socked a round-tripper for tions were judged, receiving 100 points out of 100. Sproul and ■ permanent. The sun will turn Into the stormiest aftermath of the spy of existing taxes designed to re Bethany Assembly of God, Spring- (16:30). tients?' he said. “They encourage Now .tost their youngest child te Brownie Troop 182 with Mrs turn additional revenue on a basis field, Mass., where a special mls- be stabilized within a degree. It Is Manchester will pay homage to^ bands, military jnarching Wagner will finish their terms of office next month. (Herald . a burden, as well as a blessing. The plane incident any of our allies has Selections from the Bible In teamwork of --various kinds of hoped to accomplish this with a in college. She feels the time has toe Indians. Raymond Massey, leadef, will meet which Is proportio'nately equal to ilonary service will convene, fea The Cub b a ^ eT Driscoll, its more than 900 dead from all and many veterans groups Photo by Pinto'). ------^— ------...... ; air will turn humid and heavy yet experienced. clude the following; (Isaiah professional and auxiliary person sun seeker and a planet eeeker. come when she can divorce the their auxiliaries. wlto Intermediate Girl Scout their present yield, so that any turing a Chriitia'n film telling Correlative passages from “ Sci nel. They foster high quality serv Majewicz and Dubay pitching, Monday morning with- a Troop 28 with Mrs. Raymond Mor ; where It‘ may now be clear and The Incident itself occurred at a Scientists do not underestimate husband she hasn't been happy Honorary Staff Named DAY WE GIVE new tax burden will be equally dis about New ' Hope Town Leper ence and Health with Key to the ice. with the latter two alternating be large parade and solemn cere Colonel Mann. commanding 1 in, leader, St 2:30 p.m. Tuesday, at moment when Japan waa engaged tributed over all elements of the Colony in Liberia. the difficulty of the task they un with for years and begin to lead hind toe plate. Garner pitched for That Air Force Manual GREEN STAMPS light. The next time we look, we Scriptures” by Mary Baker Eddy, “ Propejrlx organized and super dertake. Because Mars, like the officer, of the Eastern Connecticut .the home of Mrs. Morin. in considering its new military state's economy.” Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. Prayer her own life. the Indiana and McCarthy caught, monies. will see the brown work of the Include the following (p. 4:3-5). vised homh 'care ia a good thing earth, circlet toe aun in an ellipti Grovip of the Civil Air Patrol, A flyup ceremony will be toeld CO^LETE SELECTION OF treaty with the United States. And As Governor Ribicoff was privi Service. for the sick because it keeps them In her fetter summing up tos The Cubs scored 8 runs on 7 hits The traditional Memorial Day birch leaf miner spreading over the cal orbit, Mara can come within situaUon she asks; "Haven't I ths activities will begin 'with the pa named the following to his hon- for Brownie leged to point out in hi.s talk be Friday, 7:30 p.m., Christ's Am in their usual environment,” Gold and 3 errpra, the Indians 7 runs orary staff. Mayor Eugene Kelly, Martin will be welcomed into FILM, PICNIC SUPPLIES, Ete. hillsides. The Individual ’com it has had two effects on the situ United Methodist Church 35 million rtiilea of the earth at 250 right now to a HtUe happiness of rade starting at 9:30 and Con MORIARTY fore the Connecticut Public Ex bassadors, youth service. Special mann said. "It is care that con million' mllea away. Thus com- on 5 hitt and 6 errors. Dissident Groups Seek ponents of this perfection will al. ation In Japan. penditures Council the other night, Bolton. Conn. my owm—since I have held toe clude with a formal ceremony'at Police Chief James Reardon, Fire | _ Speed-the-Light Missionary Serv tinues. And It cuts down on the munlcationa la a aeriout problem. A fw a p p ln g Field the Short r-. v..u*uru a..u uu.u. , «>® f " -Jhe Republicans of the 19.19 Gen Rt. 44A and South Rd. family together this long for toe Center Flirk an hour or so later. Chiefs W. Clifford Mason snd John i tar: the spell will pass; once again First, the spy plane Incident ice. Minister: Rev. Carlton T. Daley total medical bill.” The acientists hope that with a ''Seconds with Fred Ashmore strik Merz, members of Manchester s I1 will receive second ^ class awards, eral Assembly shied away from the sake of the children?” In case of a hard rain, the pa BROTHERS ; we are given a glimpse of things probably convinced Premier KUOiI The doctor points out that home 25-watt tranamitter on the probe. ing out 16 and allowing only 1 Board of directors; and four vet opportunity to correct the alleged The Salvation Army Happiness isn't a “right” in the hit beat toe Dodgers 14-2. Ash rade will be canceled and the Unda Patten, Mary Jane Toomey To Quit Church Council PINE • we would think to enjoy forever that his best change of obtaining 9:30 a.m.. Church School for aU care is effective only If the condi high gain antenna and with toe ceremonies will be held In Wood erans carrying wreaths. weaknesses of the budget being 661 Main St. tion of the sick makes such service planet near enough to the earth, it sense of toe word that we can ever more also po1{d a bases-loaded and Sally Scavell; five girls will M l 3 - 5 1 3 5 and once again, perhaps in ultl ratification of the new treaty, adopted then by advocating tax departments. say, •'From now on I am goingtb ruff hall in the Center (Congre The chief-of-staff will be Capt. receive 6-year pins, Patricia Morin, Major A Mrs. E. Walter Lamle 9:30 and 11 a.m., Morning Wor necessary, and if both patient and should be possible to receive from home run, aa did his battery mate, Walter A. Von Hone of the Cbn-t 301-315 CMttr St. • mate kindness to us, the glimpse which had many Japanese nervous increases. Oflieers in Charge family have the right atUtude to the probe some 80 bits of informa have things my way arid ttro to , Bob Barber. gational Church. Barbara Wright, Robin Potter, Su (Continued from Page On”) LENOX , ship. Sermon: "Because I liv e ...” The parade will be formed on nectlcut State Guard; deputy ’• begins to fade before we really even before it had been revealed The responsibility they could not ward it. tion per second to yield answers. please myself.” The Second# recorded 14 runs san Potter and Sheila Seibert; and Two Students Get quite bring themselves to take 11 a.m., Nursery. Main St., near the Army-Navy chlefs-of-staff are Lt. Col. Ronald two will become first class scouts, expressed concern ov'er allega ■ have to live in It. How‘else should we had been using the territory of 9:30 a.m., Sunday School for all 7 p.m., Official Board Meeting. Dr. Mathew Roes, another Because the transmission can Nor te toera anything In the on 10 hits, committing 1 error; Farris of the Civil Air Patrol and then they are now willing to as speaker, criticized those who not be carried through over the marriage ceremony that says maV- toe Dodgers scored 2 runs on 1 hit, Club, and will proceed north on Donna Hull and Susan Potter. tions linking several officials of On-Job Training PHARMACY 1 we ever come to It again In that other nations for flights over Rus ages. Main to the Center, and on the Maj. Joseph Magnano of the Con Stars will be given for yearly at the NCC with groups that have sume. and this is. of course, one 10:45 a.m.. Morning service. blame all the emotional disorders greateat- distance, it means that rlMO Is for better or worae until and made 1 error. Dodger pitchers 299 E. Center St.— MI 9-0896 recurrent permanency which sla, consisted In acting decisively Covenant Congregational Church eastbound lane of B. Center St: necticut State Guard. tendance and refreshments will be been cited as . prb-Communist or Read Herald AdvSa more Instance of that rather fascl Special band and vocal music. Ser of older people on organic changes toe time of firing toe probe will toe children are' a certain age and were Pastula and Metevier, with The parade will consist of five A University of Connecticut tolerable ? and promptly. And not only might natlng new look the party has been (Evangelical Covenant) in the braip, for which nothing have to be corfelated with posi then. If it isn't for the better, there Da'vis catching; aa far as Munro Park, where a served. socialistic. mon by Major Lamie, “ When 4S Spruce St. short memorial service will be divisions and will be made up in Aboard Polaris Sub student from MamJhester and one Meanwhile, take the moment, that be his best chance of obtain wearing of late. For two of the Death Is Glorious.” can be done. He described five tions of both the earth and Mars no need bothering with it any A double-header will be played the, following order: A spokesman for the NCC said Rev. K. Ejnar Rask, Pastor held at the World War n monu Edwin M. Corneliuson, fireman, from Vernon Will get on-the-job these last few mornings of May. ing ratification, but it. would also members of this subcommittee this 2 p.m., Hospital visitation by kinds of grfiup therapy which had In their orbita. longer. Memorial Day at Wapping Field. First Division; Colors, marshal, he didn’t think the council "should idea of (orthright party and fiscal helped to some extent. The flrat probe la expected to Another thing I think this wife At 2:30 p.rrt. 'flif Short Seconds ment. USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Comment on a resolution that a experience this summer in their Let heart leap, as the squirrel doee, constitute a quick surprise gift to Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson and Mn. chief-of-staff and deputies, parade A. Corneliuson of Cedar Swamp responsibility is, however, no new 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. "To treat psychiatric ailments weigh from 800 to 1,200 pounds Should consider before she divorces play the Indians; then the Dodg This service Includes the p l ^ chaplqin, marahal's honorary staff, Baptist congregation is trying to Thomas McCann. Rd., ia serving aboard the fleet future professions under the sum ^ from leaf' to leaf, and be as light the United States, in Its moment of concept or look. Senator Wallace 10:30 a.m., Church^tUhe Nursery. of the elderly, we must take Into with but 150 pounds of- Instrumen her husband to find a Uttle hsp-. era meet the Yanka. ing of wreaths, and a prayep-T)y Kiltie Band, Nike Co., National present to a Baptist convention.” 3 p.m., Memoritl Service at East 10:45 a.m,. Morning Worship. the parade chaplain,n, tos'^Aev. ballistic submarine USS Patrick mer Government’ Inter Program 1 and sure. Dream, with eyes open, world embarrassment. Barnes, the subcommittee chair Cemetery. Music by Male Chorus account the ‘normal’ mental health tation. For the auccess of tola pinesB for heraetf te that she Is Today at 5:30 p.m. the two lo Guard, State Guard, St. Patrick's The American Baptist conven man, and former Senator New Sermon "Beyond Grasping.” Henry operating out of New Lon sponsored by the State. 1 of the fairest things. Accept the With such cofisiderations ap and Citadel Band. Address by of this period of life,” said Ross, probe a good guidance eystern is likely to find kmellness instesd. e a rs RutTteams pTa^ I Pipe Band, and a Civil Air Patrol tion provides an out for its mem man ' Marsilius, -were sometimes 2 p.m.. Group leaves from church necessary as be a mid-course •f Qf South Methodist C h u ^ . unit. don. George R. Recck, son of Mr. and r sun as consort, and the air as Major Lamle. who is medical director of the E\’en a husband and 'wife who tics game at St. Francis Field | The parade will tbefi move down ber churches who want nothing to Mrs. Frank Recck, 180 Oak St., parently In mind. Premier Klshl lonely followers of these same ideas to -visit a new church building In maneuver to Insure the probe ill theft Commissioned April 9 at Groton, 6:30 p.m.. Prayer service. American Psychiatric Asen _ aren't conspicuously compatible of at 5:30 p.m. Second Division: Salvation Ar do with the NCC. They may desig will be working, with the Water ; wine, and man himself as a bright proceeded, in a surprise midnight a much earlier stage in the Norwich: all Interested persons “We must also remember that passing close to the planet. fer each other some companion the westbound lane of E. Center my Band, Auxiliaiy Police, Man toe Patrick Henry is toe Navy’s 7 p.m.. Evening service. Music Plan 8 Plays St. to Center Park, and enter the nate that the funds they con Resources Commission as an in sample of divinity. vote, preceded by forcible expul- history of party policy.- They had are invited; picnic ai Mohegan the growth of senescence varies With the success of- the first ship. Furthermore, a coiq>le who 'The pupils of Wapping BUeipen- chester Fire Elepartments. second Polaris firing submarine by Songsters and Band. Sermon by State Park following the church park near toe Hall , of Records. tribute to the convention are not dustrial wastes investigator. ; All these things are ^ e , for serving with them on this subcom Major Lamie, "The Army of among Individuals. and that phase the second stage 'can be un have shared a home for years, Utry School will present an Eve Third Division: Legipn Band, all and the first to be built for this cslon from the Japanese House of visit. dertaken. The second generation The Cqnter Park ceremony will to be used directly to support the Charles A. 'Warren Jr., Bolton - their moment; and meant to be mittee Henry Beers, Hartford; Heaven.” heredity and constitution help who have stayed together to give ning of 'nieater FVlday, June 3 in marching veterans, all marching purpose from the keel up. the political opposition, to ram Frank A. Blesso, Hartford, Roy E. Wednesday, .7:30 p.m.. Mid-week make the psychological picture.” probe will be geared to perform begin with a prelude by the Sal- auxiliaries. 4-H Winners % council. Rd., Vernon, will work on an elec “ possesspd smd realized as much as their children security must havs the school auditorium. It will con ‘I believe about a hundred of Stuck On Home Beach through a ratification of the trea Collins, Farmington. Wliyam Con- Service. «cperiments dictate^ by toe -auc- Vatipn Army Band arid a prayer Fourth Division: DeMolay Local 4-H Club winners in a re tronic computer program in the Soooad Coagregatianal CSnisck something worth preserving fpr sist of three 1-act plays from pu our 6,300 churches have so desig the contents of any other moment. ty, which now needs only approval itielly, Fairfield; Mrs. Mary Fahey, Q—I understand that. In figur cees of toe flrat phase. by the Rev. John Regran of St. marching unit. High School Bsnd, cent Tolland county favorite food State Highway Dept. GET SOME NEW RECORDS AND 885 No. Atetn St. ' their own sake. pils in Grades 6. 7 'and 8. 'The play/i nated in the past cecade,” says the Both students are Juniors ma by the Senate, where Kishl waa 'orrlngrton, Fred M. ' Farwell, South Methodist Chnroh ing social security, toe five biggest Second Phase For one thing, both are at an will be.“ Feudin’ Fun,” "Too Many^ James’ Church. Boy Scouts. Girl Scouts, Recrea show follow: Debra Crane, Kath Minister: Arnold W. Tozer To Read Orders tion Department Band. Rev. Mr. Porter. joring in civil engineering. ENJOY YOURSELF Greemirich, John Ottaviano, New > lAwroitoe F. Almond earning years are used. Is this cor The second phase ,'wlU^ launch age when they need a MbUe^^tecur- Kittens,” and “Ghosts for Rent.” leen Brennan, Cynthia DeMars, supposed, originally at least, to MlnlstM-’s Assistant: rect? My five Ulggeet years aver Wilfred Bulla of the DAY, Oris Fifth Wvision: Gold Star Moth-, Alicia Brennan and M e r r i 1 y n By coincidence, the major ad Where The Peacemakers? Haven, Ralph Powers, Mohtvllle, Mrs. Juanita P. Logglo Percy M. Spurrier \ a probe In an orbit around Man. ity toemaelvee. And a divorce te The proceeds will benefit the have a very safe majority. and Mrs. Louise Seeley, Stamford. Ministers age $1,238. What wlU I get per *17110 staMIlaed oibiter of Mara bound to be more of a shock .than year’s chairman of the Permanent ers, IMsabled Veterans, Spanish Siwek, blue ribbons; and Judith dress at the ABC ae.ssion will be STEREO RECORDS month if I stop working at age ■chool activity fund. Memorial Day . Committee, will War Auxiliary, . Daughters of delivered by the'Rev. Dr. Edwin T. It seems a curious thing to say, Bu^ although Kishl thus did suc- will be equipped with sophisticated they thlnk.it will be. Tiokets may be secur'M at the Buckley, red ribbon. 10 a.m.. Morning Worship and 62 ? I have worked part time since follow with a reading of Genera- Union Veterans, DAR, World War Dahlberg, president of the Na TWO 5IILLION $1.00 OFF (From $3.96) ' but things are not going well for Sfy In moving before agitation 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Morning Wor instrumentation. In a c t io n to Aa for the children, they never school office next week or at toe Church School. Nuieory for email social security came Into being.— al Logan’s orders. I Auxiliary, all other official cars. tional Council. us or foT the world In the United over the spy plane Incidentf had children during worship eervioe. ship. Sermon: "Through Days of this instrumentation, it will have reach an age wrhen toe divorce of door the evening 'of the perfor- Manchester Evening Herald A Thouftht for Today U C. a rOotoet facillUy to p em it alow torir parents Is not a personal There \rtll then be a selection Other Units Coventry correspondent,-F. Pau His pastorate, the DelmSr Bap PRESCRIPTIONS Nations handling o f the spy plane reached Its height In Japan, that Serbobn, •'Knowing The Ekiemy," Preparation,” by the Rev. Law A—You are mistaken about toe mance.XTTie adult admission is 50 Supplementary organizations Sponsored by the Maaebestev down and capture by the planet tragedy for them. t>y the Salvation Army Quartet. line Uttle, telephone Pilgrim tist Church in St. Louis, is af Safely Compounded ] and summit crisis because they are agitation has continued an^. hss 6:46 pm .. Mu Sigma Chi group rence F.. Almond. way social security benefits are cents and for children. 25 cents.' will include ^derson-Shea Post, filiated with both the American Council of Oharehoo 9 and 10:45 a.m., Church school on arrival. 'To penmt this,-ma So why not stop thinking of \ 'Women to Meet James Leadbetter, class of 1960, 2-6231. . \ ■ not going well enough for Russia, now combined with resentment meets at the church with Mr. and figured. Up to five years of low or MHS, win read Lincoln’s Gettys VFW; Army-Navy Club; Col. Baptist Convention knd the South Mrs. Stan Matteson. for nursery through Junior high. neuver, about 2 V4 per oenV of the your “right to be happy” and start The Wapping , Community Ward Cheney Camp, USWV; Dil- ARTHUR DRUB no earnings can be dropped out of total weight of the probe wlU be burg Address. His alternate /is ern Baptist Convention, the latter - After the United States, in Its over Klshl's strong-arm ta'ctics- Religion has to be contagious. 7 p.m.. Adult study group meets 10:45 a.m., Church achqpl for the calculation. I auggeat you visit thinking of your duty to try to Church Women will hold their an worth-Cornefl-Quey Post, A.L.; Name Fits the J6h Potterton's Richard Kennedy, class of '61, a non-member of the NCC. ; official pronouncements, took the The result Is thSt Kishl himself is That is one of the glorious Uilhga at the church. • senior high. your social security office for spe fuel. make your marriage happy? It nual meeting and banquet at the Manchester Chapter, DAV; Mon- 130 CENTER ST.— CORNER CHURCH ST. 7 p.m.. There will be no Junior 4 p.m., Older Youth Fellowship, ciric information on what your Hie results.-of toe orblter can never la too late to try, you know. Burnside Methodjst Church, wlth P ® ^ - Ypres, BWV; Frank J. Mansfield ; line that iU spy flight was defensl- now under unparalleled attack, aibout the moment of worship. not, aa yet; be defined. However, Kingston, R. I. (P)—The Univer High Fellowship meeting at the sports, Susannah Wesley lawn. benefits would be. a turkey dinner being served by r b t Det., MCL; ITD Assn.; Manchester ' ble, and nothing to be deplored, or with almost every newspaper In Here are parents who come to Dr. Davies Indicates that we sity of Rhode Island’s Narragan- church with their children. They church Sunday evening. toe ladies of that church Friday, Py Circuit Court Chief Judge Jay Barracks, W W f Veterans: Sons of • regretted, lA alone apologized for Japan calling for his resig;nation should again be observing in toe sett Marine Laboratory is con sit together. Somewhere in the Center Congngathmal Church Q-,-1 am a single woman of 75. at -7 p m Rubinow. Union Veterans;. Manchester Bar ducting research designed to ex • by us or condemned by others, the infrared for the spectral bands of 800 YEARS AU women of the church are in- Another "flection'^11 toen be and with even members of his own course of 60 minutes, when the North Methodist Church Rev. Clifford O. Shnpson I draw a social security benefit M racks, WWI Veterans Auxiliary; pand the' supply of food which United Nations procedure became party In a mood to desert him. The hymns are being aung, or prayers $37. My widowed slster-ln-law.. 78 organic eomiwuiids. The polariza vlted to attend. Reservations 8"'®" py Salvation Arm y American Legion Auxiliary;- Ar 300. Parker St. Minister* tion of the ^anet has been inves PRESCRIPTION mankind can get from the ocean For Lease the one possible source of some public turmoil is such as to raise offered, or ' a sermon being ' ab- ReV. H. Osgood Bennett, Minister Rea-. Laurence J. Vincent lives with me. She gets '$76 should be given to either Mrs. 1 Quartet, my-Navy Club Auxiliary; DAV The.director of the laboratory? month. What would be the death tigated in toe past to disclose in EXPERLENCE Marion Stiles or Mrs. Florence This will^ be followed by the Auxiliary; Marine Corps League touch of satisfaction which would a question whether President El so rl^ ,. when the parents’ minds Associate Minister reading of the.names of those vet Dr. Fish . . . Dr. Charles J. Fish art gathered up Into a collective, 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Family Wor benefit on each of —F. R. formation on water content. Thus, Lane by 'Tuesday morning. The Auxiliary^ Mary C. Keeney Tent, 'save the face of Russian dlploma- a serious program of txilarization erans who Aave died during the senhower will still be abld to visit creative synthesis, the child sens ship. Sermon: "The Great Adven A—The death benefit Is paid ARTHUR DRUB price of the dinner ia $1.75. DUV; Orford Parish Chapter MODERN 3-BAY 8-0:15 and' 11 a.m-. Church serf- only on a,worker. Therefore, la indicated. Finally, looking at past year, by. Parade Marshal DAR; Spanish W aj Veterans Aux r cy. Japan to receive the present Klshi es his parents but a .tremendous ture.” ices. Sermon, "Take Heed to Strawberry Festival , your sister 1* getting eoclal eecur- toe atmosphere of the planet In A strawberry shortcake supper Arthur D. Mann. iliary: 'Veterans of Foreign IVars ' There are some cogent reasons was trying to wrap up for him, ,or. sharing In an experience of to- 9 a.ni.. Church School, Nursery Yourselves . . . Forgive Him.” Wreaths will then be lal^ at the (children 3 and imder, includlhg ity.-sS' a widow, not as a worker, will be served at Windaorvllle Auxiliary; Red Cross Grey Ladies; • \Aiy even we should be. interested whether Kishl himself will be in gethemeas; . he knows that his The Rev. Mr. Simpson preaching. Soldiers, and Sailors Monument* In Boy and Girl Scouts. father is his father,'his mother is Crib Nursery.), Kindergarten (ages none would be paid on her. ’Ibe .Methodist Church next Wednes Shell Service Station • In i^ome degree of face saving for of flee to present it. . Members of toe Upper Junior De: benefit Is three times toe social memory of alj who died. In his parade orders, Colonel BUY YOUR his mother, as well as they are and 5), Junior and Youth O partment wiH attend ehurch^wlto day. Serving hours will be at 5:30 . Russia The mostflmportant is that Perhaps, for all we know, Kishl partment (Grade 4 through senior security payment, with $265 as top FoIIowlng'will be a prayer by the Mann said that units will not be _ohn... members of the Community.. In toMr families. ' and 6:30. Mrs. Rose Bump, presi American Legion and the eulogy dismissed at the end of the parade so WINDSOR AVL. R0CKVIL1,E. CONN. ^ without It,, Russian policy fs be- was quite awane of the fisks he ilgh . , • amount. SUNDAY PAPER the church and the ;famlly, it la 9:15 and 11 a m.. Church School dent of the WSOS is general chair by the Daughters of Union Vet‘ until he so orders, and this will not r ing backed Into a corner where It was running, and deliberately the experience of life with Its 10:30 a.m.. Church. School, man, and has announced that toe ]r she has a Nursery and Kindergarten' Nursery (3 year'olds) through Q—My husband Is drawing $ W erans. be until all units are 50 yards Into TRAINING P R O ^ A M and FINANCIAL Z can only resort to threat and snarl; made a decision to wreck his own overtones of -value and meaning Junior High. menu will include ham, baked 'The Rev. C. B.'Winslow, pastor Center Park from Center St. and BREAKFAST that will give a confidence in life above. Primary Department social security. On May 1, I will beans, potato salad, colo ,slaw„ piece of glassi - If not worse. The reason Russian political career In order to get the be 62.. If I apply for social se of the Church of the NaZaerene, Also in case fire sirens sound AT to tile growing child, 'so that as he (Grades 1, 2, 3). rolls, -beverages and fresh straw ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE - policy faces such a dead end ,.cor. new treaty through, What such an 5:30 p.m .,. Junior High Youth Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church curity then, how much will I will .give the benediction. while the parade is in progress, grows up he vdll know that he drawf Would it be better to berry shortcake. The ceremonies will close with the units will be halted imfnediate- stuck in ner ner, and the reason why there explanation of his conduct would can stand 'anything that life can Fellowship. Outdoor recreation and (MisMurl Synod) Lutheran Services CoN MR. CARNEY BU 9-1S21 . program. 1 Cooper and High Sts. wait imtll I am 65?—-Mrs. R.J.. the firing ot three volleys by ly and moved to the right side of should be some way out of that 8t(,ll leave in doubt would be the do to him. He is UierMore free X—At 65, you will be entitled *^e summer stoedule of National Guard firing squad, the the street where they will remain ARTHUR neck!” • both to work and to make life- 6:30 p.m.. Senior* High Youth Rev. Paul G. Prokopy, Pastor ~ comer offered Uie Russians is that, question of the worth of a treaty Fellowship. Installation of officers. to half your husband’s payments, Sa^or Lutheran singing of the National Anthem by until told to resume marching. EVENINGS Ml 9^9067 These zrief-stricken wordal free for all his fellows. (From .Free r ^ l y worshiping everyone, and Taps by the Salva- Last year some 12,000 persons 7 la this Instance, Russia naturally ratified in such an atmosphere and 9 a.m.,' Sunday School. or $50. At 62, you can get toree- Grammar S.chool, will be church 1.. - •’ DRUG from Mrs. John Benidtef| •Ftootprints of a Dream by How bua< transportation..' fourtoa of toe $50, or $37.50. If tlon Army buglers. witnessed the parade, an equal Warren, Ohio, a few moniha | feels that it has an incident and a by such methods. There is still ard TTiurman) St. Mary's Episcopal Omreh They Live On worship service at 9 and- 10:15 Chureh a i^ Baric Ste. 9:30 a.m.. Adult Bible Study. you wait longer, you Will get an The parade will include six number is expected Monday. ago, when her daughter | ; cause and an argument which one standing uKiism about our re Submitted by a.m. The sermon topic of the Rev. collided with theirstoraadoor, [ The Rev. Alftad L. WHUams, 10 a.m.. Nursery In the parish additional:, twenty-five., thirty- Walter Abel will be “God’s Com - entitled, for ,a change, to some re lationship with Japan, and that is Rev. John R. Neuhert house during church Worshipj' sixths of 1 per cent for each f / prompted her questioB • • •{ Commimity Baptist Church fort-for a "Hme Like This;” Sun be administered to Linda Jane, ' qiect uid qpen-mlndcdness on the that we cannot stay in Japan per. The Rev. Prescott Beach Jr.« 10 a.m.. Divine worship —Rite month you are older than 62 when, "Why not have shatter-pioof I . ---- fir------, Our loved ones truly live on, just day" School will" be held at 9 a.m daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alva Walther League glass in storm doors?” - part of other nations.' manently. That Is natural and In Aaslstaat -• of Confirmation. Text: John applying. If you choose the re Catholic Mases Rossi, Griffin Rd.; and to Daniel The test of the United Nations evitable and something we our- 21:15-17 and 19. . Theme: Jesus duced amount, toe payments will 0$ long as their memory remains in Masses at St. Francis of Assisi I Allyn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Allyn To Hold Outing NOW sa|d, “Lovest Thou .Me?” “Fol continue at this lower rate even The same protection you en- is whether, as an international aelves should have sense enough to 7:80 a.m.. Holy Communion. Church tomorrow will be at -7, 8 - , 9,- Wadhams, Famham Rd. ClOStD MEMORIAL DAY Open Farum 9 a,m., Family Eucharist. Jun low Me!” after your reach 65. our hearts and minds. Decoration Wapping Bervices - joy in care and planes I S .| forum, it Is giving Russia any realize. TTie spy plane incident will 9:10, 10:15 and 11:30 a.m. The junior group of Zion ior Choir. Nursery and Kindergar No 11 a.m. service- on account ’First Church’ Services Church worship services at available in your own heoM I ' more satisfaction, when it has at naturally operate to ahorjpn the Danger Spot ten have sCrvloea in their own lo of ConfirmaOon In previous serv- Day, a time tor speeiai remom- Church service at First Congr# Wapping Community Church will Evangelical Lutheran Church will . . . RUSCO’S LIFESAVTll least some validity in Its case, than duration of our welcome. To the Editor, .. ice. be held at 9:30 and 11 a.m. The DOOR with shatter cations at this hour. Classes fOl- *4: rational Church will be held at „ , . , attend the Walther League out proof . It has given Russia in the past, In the Interest of pupUc safety low. brahee, provides an opportunity to 9:30 a.m. The Rev. R. Winthrop Rev. Roy Hutcheon will preach,on It could not happen JcAovafa’s WItoesses ing of the Mt. Tom Walther glass! ______when it has felt Russia to be all I would like to,Inquire why this 11 a.m„ Morning Prayer with RADIO BATTERIES I Nelson will have 'for his sermon!the subject “We Shall All Be ALL PACKAGE STORES CLOSED to Y O U w M tho N E W Informers Collect dangerous and hazardous traffic Kingdom Hall- reaffirm our affection for those who theme “God Calls Us By Name. Changqd.” Mrs. Marjorie Camp League Zone at Nantuck State > *1 wrong.' sermon by the rector. Senior FRESH — ALL TYPES situation Is permitted to continue: Choir. 791 Main St. The Sacrament of Baptism will bell will be soloist al both services. Park, Bast Hampton,' Mass., on So far, the United Nations has Chicago UP)—The person who At the Intersection of Princeton have gone before. Recaption of new members. will ' 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer In toe Memorial Day. ItF sta vh 1 'I failed to meet this test affirma brags about how much he cji^ted St. and Middle Tpke., traveling Memorial Chapel t>f the NaUvity. Theme for June: Tendipg Our Pofterton's take place at the late service. If there are any Senior PYF Members of the group were MEMORIAL PAY-A Legal Holiday. RUSCO V COMMIINATION tively. TTic vote against Russia, in the government on his income tax south. It is inipossible to see traf Daily: 7 p.m., Evening, Prayer Shepherd’s Flock Skillfully — ISO Center St.—Cor. Church guests of the Walther League fIc approaching from the east, be members-who have not signed up report is f|ilr game for informers. in toe Chap^ Psalm 78: 72. Young People’s Society last Sun _ ___ f DOOR the„Secufity Council, waa, except cause of the contour of the prop 8 p.m. Public talk. “Achieving Personal Notices to go to Senexet Hotise, South T h e federal government reports Wednesday: 10 am ., Mid-weeh day at a fellowship dinner in ob It coafa so IMe to be aofel ■for the abstentions of C>yl6n and itscollected about 12 >,4 mUllon do! erly at that spot. There is a bank Holy Communion In toe Chapel of Happiness in toe Family Circle. I Woodstock Jline 3-4 they should which ought to be cut' back to al contact Joseph Nebelsky, Benedict servance of the 67th anniversary ■ Tunisia, exactly the same kind of lars in taxes, penalties and Inter toe Nativity. . 4:15 p.m., Watchtower study OPEN TONIGHT TILL 9:00...PUN YOUR eat last year as a result of tips low proper viaim. A t present, it is article, ’’Unl'versal Disarmament In Memoriam Dr. The Junior and Senior PYF of toe organization of the Interna CoH R. G. K in U Ml 9-D44t Vote that would have been cast ESTOW y In loving m'emory of Rosine G. Hoar, Will, not mbet Sunday evening. tional Walther League, to which LOCAL AGENT FOR RUSCO AND furnished by 708 Individuals who necessary for a driver to drive out St. Joim's M tah NfiHonal . by toe Kingdom of Hfeaven" PHARMACY R . passed sway May 30, 1980. oondemning; Russia If It had be^n Into Middle Tpke. In order to look W the local society is affiliated. They BARTLETT-;BRAINAIU) PRODUCTS CO. Sought fewards aa tax Informers. OetooUe Obvreh (Isaiah 3: 4). 445 Hartford Rd.—-MI 9-8948 SHOPPING FOR THE LONG WEEKEND AHEAD . a Rusalaii plane involved in spying Commerce Clearing House, na eastward. This situation should be Wednesday,^ 8 p.m., public talks A precious one from us is fons, Manchester E v e Ui 1 n g Herald will be welcomed into the local 589 NEW PARK AVE.. ' XS Golway St. A'volce we loved is sUlled, WEST HARTFORD—AD 8-4476 fiver the United States. tional reporting authority on tax corrected immediately, before in sU eenlca centers followed by OPEN ALL DAY A place Is vacant in our lives I South Windsor correspondent El Walther League ' Soclety“ during COURTESY OF THE MANCHESTER PACKAGE STORE ASSOCIATION Bev. Walter Hyaske, Faster MEMORIAL DAY toe regular meeting of the young But tlM vote on Um Russian res- sad business law, says rew si^ there is It serious accident. I simply group' studies In toe Bible Aid, WUch nev
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Nikita Says Ike for Peace Turkey Quiet Nixon, Democrats Row But U.S. Military Opposed Under Eyes of Over Summit Failure ffistoric Tolland House / Military Junta (O^attmnd from P**e One) dersecretary of State Douglas Dil An hlitorlo Msthodlat heuss InfR* I-. president of the New K ^ - i r An niBuirio ^land Southern Conference Histori USINESS SERVICES 1D) ECTORY (Coatinned from Fsgs One) Humphrey’s manager,, was quoted lon of making "Provocative Tolland will be mariced and dedi- poeilbly eome other nations .would speeches” just before the faris (OonttBoed from Page Oae) as estimating that the expenaea of cal Society, * ttoe part In any future stuninlt dent " I am going to win,” he mid, hU man’s campaign may have catsd June 4, and delegates to the Entsrtalaed Bishop summit conference. although he added It would not be "If they were made to bring United State# would remain In- reached aa high at $166,000. New England Southern Conference The Howard family entertained *” united Nations: Pcfeated in the pressure to bear on us," Khrush on the first bUlot. Stephen Smith, head of Kenne In Manchester are being Invited to Bishop Francis Asbury for thre# Security Council, the Soviet Union tact- Besides the Washington conven dy’s national headquarters, esti days when he first came through chev said, "this pressure was of tion, today’s political maneuvering mated the winner’s expenhea at attend the ceremonies. ■ . is troing to submit to the General course foredoomed to failure be Thb banks were closed by mili •The Howard House, built In 1790, Tolland on a preaching tour In Au Assembly Us charge o f aggression tary authorities .yesterday and all included a ^publican convention slightly less than $150'000, nOt gust 1793. In three y e a p of Meth- Hebron cause the Soriet government and in Alabanta and a primary elec counting about $10,000 spent using is connected with* the early travels MANCHESTER Lift Your Spirits bv the United StateA . .. "The ma of Bishop Francis Aabury In New the game, the Soviet people do not^glve m to accounts blocked. But the Junta tion in North Carolina. the Kennedy family airplane. The odist preaching In the state, Tol MANCHESTER jority • of. the Security Coimcil England. Churches Agree could not pronounce a just verdict. pressure. * ' announced the banks would reopen The Alabama Republicana meet esUmates of Heahey and Smith land had become an active center WITH A WONDERFUL, NEW in Bicminghain. apparently pre A t the 8 p.m. ceremonies, the How could the pirates be judged Ray' ’8rddebed'^s‘'*mos" was that for business as usual Monday, weire made to the Milwaukee Jour New England Methodist Historical of the work, and a church was al AUTO PARTS HAIRDO FOR SPRING. CALL by those who themselves were pi- pared to back Nixon. District con- n a l - ready being built. The Methodlsg SEAFOOD On New Pastor' Society wlU place a bronze marker the’ President of the United There was jubilation In the.jia- ventlonsv-have named 18 delegates In West Virginia, Robert Me % Itinerants In western New Eng- Choice Variety 270 BROAD il FOR AN APPOINTMENT, SOONl States approved these provocative tion’s press and among studenta to the GOP National Convention. Donough, Kennedy’s state, cam on the house where Bishop Asoury land were called together for a The G ita#' and Hebron Oongrs- Disarmament; The Soviet Union speeches at his press conference, as they resumed university and held the first conference of Meth- will resume nuclear tests if tn® The state meeting will add four paign director, estimated that conference on Aug. 12. Bishop As Always A t Your Service F ef gatlonal fcburches have agreed He openly said they were in line college claase.s suspended earlier more. Kennedy’s campaign cost $92,000. (^ s t preachers In ConnecUcut. • MACHINE SHOP SERVICE United States docs bury was . temporarily crippled Quality upbn the Rev. ^ohn N. Cross of with W eign policy of the United this week by Menderes. North Carolina Democrata, In Robert W. Barrie, executive di Plans Seirices Mr. and Mrs. I. Tll(jen Jewett, with an Infection In hla foot, and s EQUIPMENT warn that the renewal of nuclear owners of Lths homestead, and Mr. explosions will lead to our renew States. Laughing students walked their primary, vote for governor, rector of Humphrey’s national held the sessions In his room, # PAB’TS (new and rebuilt) Ume Rock, R. I., as pastor of through the streets of Istanbul and Paul Dana Simpmn, 22, son of and Mrs. iJohn Abomi the occu Seafood ing such nuclear tests in the in senator, congressmen, and state headquarters, estimated the cam the Rev, Clifford O. Simpson of which Is the second floor front s ACCESSORIES both churches. 'q ft EAST CENTER ST. Ankara. Some Imitated the voice and local officers. Democratic pants, wUKhe hosts for the occa terest of our security and that of paign in West Virginia had coat Center Congregational Church and room on the northeast comer. The * SUPPLIES - The parlsloners of both 7TEL. MI 8-6009 and mannerisms of Menderes, calL nomination usually assures elec sion, which will Include an Inspec 43 OAK ST. * Du Pont Paint, Supplies our Allies. I stress that we do not the Humphrey group $25,000. Mra. Simpson, 105 Cheatnut St., next year, when the Bishop came churches' met this week and for want such a development. I repeat About Town ing out "People, comrades. Every tion. tion of thv home. through Tolland, he again atayed TEU an 0-I0S7 Open Saturdays Until 6 P.M. The May 10 West Virginia pri will spend the summer at Sequoia The Rev. John David Erb of mally accepted him. He is to as once ag.iin that we are ready to thing is in order. Why do these Four men are trying to succeed mary received further emphasis at the Howard home. Gov. Luther H. Hodges, who can NaUonal Park, CaUf., serving as Boston, president Af the Hletorical sume his duties July 1, after re carry on honest negotiations on dis-^ Miss Georgia Ann ' i ’otterton, children .shout In the streets?’- yesterday when Gov. Cecil H. Un chaplAp-counaelor. He la among The church erected In 1793 -wai This referred to a speech Meh- not run again, '•'iie candidates are Society, will'preside at , the exer- signing from the lim e Rock Bap HIGH G RA D E armament.” . tt c * daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George derwood asked Atty. Gen. W. W. 142 students and nilnlatars repre* cleee, asBiat«»d by the Rev. Harvey a large building, and remained Complete tist CSiurch. He and his family GLASS Turkev: In .a reference to U.5. A. Potterton of 171 Avery St., has deres made recently In Izmir. The Terry Sanfbfd« Malcolm Seawell, Barron and the State Crime Com Standing until 1939, though put to John D. Larkins Jr. and Dr. 1. aentlng 40 colleges and 35 theolog K. Moualey of Bolton, and the Rev. 'will occupy the parsonegs at the military bases there: "J*’® *TI* been elected president of the Uni- students drew wide smiles from mission to investigate* reports of ical aemlnaries who will partici many different uses. Photographs • For Anto Wlndahields PRINTING ment lof Premier Adnam Men- Beverly Lake. If no one gets a ma Clarence F. Avey of Springfield, HEATING Knarf's Gilead Church. ' ( ' s For Store Fronts and versitv Biology Club of the Unir older citizens, voting irregularities In L«g«n pate In planning services for va district Superintendents; the Rev. of it will be on display. It was the Both churches have been with deresi wliich was overthrown yes- More rumors circulated today. jority, there will be a runoff be first Methodist church ever built ROTARY OR all aizea of windows JOB AND COJ IMERaAL verslty of Connecticut. A Man- tween the top two June 25. County. cationers and fellow students In a J. Rex Shepler of Springfield, so out a pastor for several ' months terdav die} .not promote the better Chester High School graduate of One said the United States organ In the State. The former Methodist FOOD M A R m e For Table Tops PRl 1 6 ment'of relations with the Soviet ' Some older primaries also made Underwood’s action, which came program sponsored hy the Na ciety llbrariin; and the Rev. Sam- PRESSURE BURNERS since the resignation ..of the Rev 19.^8. she is a sophomore, and a ized yesterday’s coup because it a day after the justice department Uonal Council of Churches. Society in Tolland Is now merged CALL US FOR FREE 640 E. MIDDLE TPKE. UhTon . We have been striving for could not allow civil unrest to the news. In Wisconsin and West laland slMlb?P vlferde 1-l.KjH >4 with the CongregaUonal. ___ _ Herbert plckerson. In the mean Open 6 bays a Week Prompt and Efficient Printing major in home economics educa Virginia, aides estimated the cam announced an Investigation, dump He Is a 1^55 graduate of Man uel A. Llvingatone of Riverside. ESTIMATES PHONE Ml 9-2296 * 8 AJH. to 6 PAI. better relations with Turkey for a break in Turkey. time, the Rev. J. Good Brown has Of All Kinds tion. paign cokta of Kennedy and Sen. ed the problem in tire laps of the chester High School, and was Open Monday Thru Saturday been officiating. long lime.” . ■ Gursel, 65-year-old junta leader, Democrata. Barfori la the Demo- graduated from Oberiin College, Japan; The Russians will deal a continued moves to abolish re Hubert H. Humphrey of Minne- F06ARTY BROS. .. 7 A.M. to 9 PFI. Sunday Servleea ahatlcring blow at U.S. bases m The Ladies Auxiliary to Man-. sotp. Kertnedy defeated Hum- crtitlc candidate for governor, and Ohio, In 1959. He studied this Church servldes tomorrow will J. A. WHITE COMMUNITY PRESS strictions Menderes had clamped most of the crime commission year at the Harvard Divinity INCORPORATED ‘ SUNDAYS, TAM. to 8 PJML Japan if those bases are used for Chester Chapter Disabled Amer on ’Turkish newspapers. ph: y In both. 41 Barnard Students be: Hebron Congregational, 10 spy flights over the Soviet Union ican Veterans, will attend the Me In Wisconsin, Gerald Heaney, members also are Democrats. School, and will continue his study JEDDO HIGHLAND COAL. 9 East Middle Tpke. Nine journalists were released CONNECTICUT COKE, Specializing in the finest a,m., Sunday School, 11 a-ih. GLASS CO . The newly concluded U.S.-Japan morial Sunday service at the for the ministry at Fuller ’Theolog Gilead. 11:15 a.m., Sunday Bcpool 81 Blase 11 SL— TeL MI 9-7328 Telephone MI 3-5727 from prison where they have been ical Seminary, Pasadena, Calif., FUEL OIL, RANGE OIL military p a « was describ^ as Church of the Nazarene tomorrow serving terms for ‘‘tendentious” cold cuts and meats preceding. directed against the U.S.S.R. and next year, . ______819 Broad St.— TeL MI 9-4SS9 at 10:45 a.m. On Monday, all criticism of the M ^deres govern No Coordination Given School Awards The Rev. Mr. Brown will m Its groat friend, China. in town. members who wish to participate ment. flclate at both churches. Domestic affairs: Anastas i. in the Memorial Day Parade will • Services at St. Peter’s “ One Call Does li AU” Mikovan, a first deputy prernier Sentences against 26 others were ABC APPLIANCE wear white uniforms and assemble wiped out.. A W .M . w ..-p-s~ r...EjitKfDonna ------. Gall Ml 4-1111 copal, church will be: Holy Com DRY CLEANING who has not been seen at public D eaths at 71 seventh and eighth ^ade students munion at 8 a.m.; Holy Commu functions in Moscow lately, is on a at 9 a.m. in front o f the Army and Major newspapers were unanl- Bob Patalak and Joanne Berzen- U2 Probers Assail nion and bermon at 10 ajn., and and LAUNDERING REPAIRS Black Sea vacation .. “ Westem Navy Club. The auxiliary will hold mous In acclaiming the military at an assembly yesterday at Bar skl, as w-ell as UrbanetU. FOR REPAIRS, journalists have spread .the story a regulaf business meeting at the takeover. ’The newspaper Hurriyet As Floods Hit nard Jfunlor High . School. Library pages to whom Allan REPLACEMENT Dubaldo Church ' School - at 10 ajn- The Bramches A t: 19 Maple St.-M I 9-8879 ON ALL TYPES OF that there’s a clash in the (Com- VFW Home at 8 p.m. on Wednes-1 (Freedom) praised the quiet effi The awards'were In recognition Cone, vice principal presented Rev. Gordon W. W«®"ta"> roctor, muni.st Partyl Central Committee day. ciency of the army coup and sug service awards were Tereae Brazl- MUSIC CENTER will officiate. SOI HARTFORD BU. REPAIRS ON— of outstanding merit and service 186 MIDDLE TPKE. WEST Church school closings over Jlikoyan, There’s no truth in gested a monument be constructed Report by Herter ManUa Region tls, Denise Gervals, Patricia Gut, ^xercleeM 209 N. MAIN ST. GRILLS, ELECTRIC IRONS, on the campus of Istanbul’s Uni in arl, algebra, audio-visual aid, Tara Latawlc, Cheryl - Mozzer, T E L Ml 9-6205 will be held June 5 at the 10 a.m. it ’’ . ■ ’The Willing Workers’ Circle, TOASTERS, PERCOLATORS, Khnishchev's references to Eis WSCS, of South Methodist Church versity, site of violent student riots _____ gi|^phlc arts, and library as Roselyn Appleby, Deborah Calder, service. A parish plchlc will also NBW SYSTEM against Menderes April 28th. ’The statement which went into much (Continued from Page One) Pat Downing. Kathy Gaudln^ Lu be held bn the rectory grounds at VACUUM CLEANERS, senhdwer in talking to the R ussia will meet Wednesday at the home (Contlnned from Page One) greater detail about the "weath sistance. ^ ACCORDIONS people were not so bitter as his of Mrs, Carolina Clegg, 30 Ash St., newspaper suggested also that the cinda Geer, Elsa Gustafson, Pau a 1 p.m. LAUNDRY HEATERS. FANS, word "Freedom” be engraved on er”- plane. portions battered the city without A new 60-star American flag attacks in Paris. . for an outdoor supper. United States without the Ptasident was presented by Wallace Geiger Huffield, Claire Pavelack. Enid KINSMAN ORGANS Offer 2 ScboUfshlps. DI^Y'CLEANERS SEWING MACHINES At a massive news conference In the monument above the names of He said It was not until May 9, letup unUl early morning, top Rosenthal, Penny Sou-sa, and Peg knowing about it, and that ihahes after a briefing of members ' of pling trees and billboards and rip and Gordon Hurwttz on behalf of WOODCOCK The Regional District 8 Insur Main Plant: 44 Harrison SL the French capital 10 days ago, student victims of the riot. gy Tomasko. . ' . Private Instructions Members of the Army-NaVy Congpress, that a final statement ping telephone lines. the Student, Council to George ance Agents’ Association is pre Phone Ml 9-7753 AU work giiaraRtcedI Khrushchev angrily accused Eisen The government claimed after our situation even worse." State Awards aEmeiERAUON Co. Instruments and SnppUes senting two $75 scholarships at hower of deceit and likened him to Auxiliary will meet tomorrow at. the April 28 riot that one student Herter conceded, under ques was made that the President ap The water In Manila’s crowded Bradlau, principal. Awards for volunteer work In- 10:30 a.m. at the Church of the proved of and was responsible for tenement districts, where most of Winner of a $50 award and cer graduation in the Regional High First Grade Teacher Mrs.,Eather Kaplan has a preview of the dw ble douWe-take sheB be nmklng a thief in aerial spying. Today the was killed in the clash with po tioning by Fulbright, that It was audlo visual operations went to Hire. Nazarene to take part In the Me lice. ’ITie students claim 11, died. the Spy fiight program, but did the city’s deaths occurred, rose tificate of merit for the Rentariiler Drehestra for School again this year. Ar is It Karen and Kathy Negro ? daughters of Mat grade. The girls are Kathy and Karen l^ gro, emphasis w^s shifted to the Amer elementray algebra prize provided Steve Chapin, Ronny I-ewi#, The Regional Board of Educa ican people, ’’Who are disturbed by morial Sunday service. ’They will But additional victims have never unprecedented'■' for a head of s not approve each specific fiight. to six feet. Many f i t the victims ChSjHez Robinson, Cindy Ulynn, next ve&r When theie two seta of twins enter firr. end Mrs. Gilbert Negro. Hickory HIU; and Bruce by United Aircraft Corp. was Miss tion will meet Monday. The agenda JISd B?S:or“ R B r ig a n d Bruce Ursln7 sons of Mr. and Mrs. Steven Ursin, Rt. 6. (Herald CUNLIFFE the relaxation of tension.” meet Monday at 9 a.m. at the been traced. state to take personal responsi there were children _ caught In Bobby Griffin, Jim ArinstrOTg, UON WILLIS Array-Navy Cliib to partlcipate'“in Mary ’E. WlUlams, 8th grader. VmtedRa^QJUA^ will be devoted mainly to th# cur Vice President Richard M. Nixon ’The newspaper "Tercuman” (In bility for espionage activity. But nimsy shacks crumpled by the Elizabeth Strom, ^ t s y McNa Photo ^ ’satem is). . ______;______;______the Memorial Day Parade. A terpreter) said: "This is not the Adams Art Avivd WEDDING^TmATIONS riculum. ’The meeting will be open MOTOR SALES drew mention. Khrushchev said he said the circumstances of the floods. Aiex UrbanetU, 8th grader, was mara and Debbie Bdtea. __ meeting will be held at the club end but the beginning. Today we The flood washed out the sched Winners in a .Statewide com i^ Engraved orTnaprinted to the public and Chairman Robert EXPERT AUTO BODY and 6ARA6E Nixon had called for a Soviet downing of the U2 were unusual. the recipient of the Scott Adams house on Wednesday at 8 pun. all -feel a justified joy. , ’The fact Obituary Ution sponsored by the Connecti 250 TOLLAND ST. E. Foote urges all district Mople FENDER R1U*AIBS apology for wrecking the summit I believe in * case of this kind uled opening of the Eastern Zone annual art award, presented In who may have questions to ask or Radio Today MUn Str, Tel MI 9-4531 that General Gursel and his com -Davis Cup finals between the cut- Industrial Arts . AS8n. ._weta_ talks The premier added that the the telling ot the. truth w w the memory of a former- Barnard Stu EAST HARTFORD WEDUm SIFTS suggestions to offer on the curric ENAMEL and LACQUER SovfeX"reply shoulff be the same as Mem!t«rB of Sunaet Reb^ah rades In arms have succeeded so Philippines and’' India. The open Dean Clark and Frank Flllaramo, Pre-Schoolers Visit REFINI8HINOS Lodge will meet at the Holmes completely without bloodshed In better course than getting deeper Eufemia Anna Gustafson dent, for growth and excellence In BU 9^5333 ulum to attend. 'The date of the Speelalizing In that which Zaporozho Cossacks Mrs. Eufemia Anna Gustafson tennis courts were under two feet art. Other winners of scolaatlc ^ certificates of merit: Dennis Hart WDBO—I860 gave a Turkish sultan. Funeral Home, 400 Main St., to such a short time is a piece of re into-fabricating excuses or dls ley, honorable mention: ’ Rotert "TJie P M y B” meeting had to be changed from REASONABLE PRICES avowing responsibility,” Herter 92, of 64 Hackmatack St., the wid of water. awards and certificates of merit Power and Hand Tools June 6 to the above date In order 1:0U News “ I cannot say ■ it literally," night at 7:30 to hold a memorial markable good fortune. The tropical storm Lucille, Thonvas and James Kelly, certifi l:lu An Jobnaon f r e e e s t i m a t e s BRAKE SERVICEf ow of G. Alfred Gustafson, died In art were Miss Catherine Miner, Fainting and Decorating Tools Gift Department to .gvold conflict with the annual Andover. First Grade 4:UU Blabop'a Corner Khrushchev told his audience, “ but service for Mrs. Mary Anne John Today we' must all concentrate said. which preceded the heavy rains, cates of recognition. ______on the new democratic regime to he last night at the Crestfield Conva Lynette Goodstein, Diane L*wls, Garden and Land Tools budget meeting in Hebron. 6XM News, Sports, Weatber BT. 80—WAPPING. CONN. more delicately it would sound like ston, who was a merntoer and past He said the original plan to be lescent Hospital. She was bom In blew out toward the China Sea Baby, Household, Party BIANCHESTER 6:53 Sports, Newa . Front End Alignmtnt this; What the devil kind of a noble grand of the lodge. set up." followed if a U2 plane was cap Visit Boetas 7:U5 Art Johnson AT THE DUOO SIGN Motala, Sweden, Jan. 19, 1868, the today. and Banquet Needs Two classes of . future first- 8:0U World Tonight sultan arc you if you can’t kill a A spokesman for the ruling mill tured was to deny its spy mission Mrs. Everett B. Porter, teach TEL. MI 4-1228 Gonorol Ropair Work daughter of the late Carl and The storm, picking 35-mlle Invalid Needs - er in the Vinton School, Mansfleld,,- graders had a preview yesterday 8:16 Music Till Ona ' hedgehog with your bare bottom?” Members of the Eighth District tary junta told newsmen Menderes and stick to the denial. But he BOOKSHOP Police Arrests 12:00 News Khrushchev sarcastically said Charlotte Wahlgren Gothberg. winds, was reported moving north recently accOnipanled her sixth of what Oielr school life will be, 12:10 Music Till One Fire Dept, who wish to partici would be put on trial "under exist said the circumstances “ turned Sqrvlvors include three sons, Thousands in ANDREWS BLDG. that Eisenhower fopnd playing ing laws If there Is a well-founded northwest at 14 miles per hour 07 E. Center Sta—MI 8-1080 grade class on Its^nUal education 1:00 News. Sign Ott pate in the Memorial Day Parade out to be rather different than Harry L. Gustafson and Paul S, In the general direction of the starting In September. The half , w n c—loM golf more important than doing complaint against him." PARKING IN REAR al trip. They vlsitedBoston, taking day session was attended by 46 of Louis J. Carr, 21, of 160 Bissell will meet In uniform at the fire anything that had been anticipat Gustafson, both of Manchester, China mainland. 1:00 Ndwe his job SLS president. house, 32 Main St., Monday The spokesman did not specify and Clifford A. Gustafson of CAMPING in the various point# Npf historical the anticipated class of 47. St., was p ick ^ up .yesterday and 1:15 Werner Mueller Orchestra MANCHESTER whether such a trial would be con ed." Meanwhile, government relief 375 May Not Return Interest. A total of 46 childf®® placed in custody aa the result of 1:30 Saturday Matinee MASURY He led into this sally at the end morning at 9. Herter justified the use of the Greenwich; a daughter, Mrs. Gert operations were begun in seven The Invitation to school had 5:4U Monitor ducted by a military or civilian EQUIPMENT 14 adults made the trip by train come through a letter from Princi his falling to appear In Town of his denunciation of the U2 U2 on the gp-ounds of what he said rude A. Robinson of Manchester; 7 provinces along the east coast 6:30 People Are Funny MEMORIAL GO. court. from New. London. . pal Mrs. Doris E. Chamberlain, Court yesterday morning to face 7:00 Monitor plane at which point he said "we Dr. Malvin H. Lundeen, presi was "the tremendous Importance grandchildren; and 10 great battered by a series of tidal waves were Edward Allen McGinnis, ,14; CUSTOM MADE 7:55 Boston at Baltimore / ' Opposite East Cemetery / decided to give the President a Menderes was under arrest along (Continned from P»g® O®®) Tents, Cots, Sleeping Bags, Drive Progresses addressed to eaeh pupU. Upon ar a non-support charge. Judge Juleq PAINT dent of the Auguatana Lutheran to the whole free world and to grandchildren. last Monday and Tuesday. Jeannette Me GUlnis, 10; and Tom 10:30 Grand Ole Opr.y chance to get out of this mess. with President Celal Bayer, cere Air Mattresses, Stoves, CANVAS AWNINGS At last report a total of $100 rival they gave their nbmes to Karp at the time ordered hls re- 11:00 Newa « . . . is good paint Church, will be heard on the CBS monial head of the nation. Also ourselves of having some Jt^^owl She was a m®>''l>®*’ ®f 1^® Emah my Noonan, four months, son of arrest and set bond at $200. We declared that evidently the uel Lutheran Church and the La holiday aince 19^ 0 n that week Lanterns had been contributed in the Salva their teachers and had a short 11:15 Sports Final "Church of the Air" tomorrow at under "surveillance" were Foreign edge as to whether a sudden sur Mr. and Mrs. Francis Noonan. 11:30 Monitor Quality Memorials President knew nothing about the dies Aid Society of the church, end a recotd 371 persons perished tion Army Drive, as announced “ talk’j period. Carr was unable to post bond, 12:00 “Mldnlte Moods 7:30 a.m. on radio station WD(RC. Minister Fatin Rustu Zorlu, other prise attack Is going to hit us in auto accidents. 'Twenty-one persona lived In th# by M rs . Richard M. Grant, treas and has been sent to Hartford 12:55 News. Sign Off Over 80 Years Experience matter and that this was a mis His topic will be "Life Abundant." He said to his knowledge no During the past year she had MANCHESTER T h eh ^ ey listened to a story and cabinet members and most parlla, lived’ with her daughter at 705 Sewer Cases 3-story frame structure covered urer. P. John Perham heads the to records. , A tour of the building County jail to await presentation WHAY—910 V- deed of the Pentagon and that Music will be provided by the mentary deputies of the Demo other plane had been downed in 1:00 Big Show PAUL'S professional reconnalsance agent, (Jenter St. 1 DIE IN FLAMES with Imitation stone siding. It Is SURPLUS SALES CO. drive. was next, sd-lhat they would know in court Wednesday. Aug^ttstana Seminary chorus. cratic party. Russia. It was not clear whether located In a reaidential area where 109 N. MAIN ST. PF Service Day 7:3tt Polish NaUonal Home CoH Ml .9-5807 Paint and Wallpaper Store Allen Dulles. any had been lost elsewhere. He Funeral services will be held Omaha, May 28 (>P) — Seven all about ’’big’' , school and could Patrick J. Mooney Jr., 22, of 18 8:00 Big Show ” Americans In Turkey were re Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. at the Wat- Stay in Gdurt there are numerous apartments. at Depot Square ’The Young People’s Fellowship Lindman St., was arrested and 12:00 Newa. Sign Oft 645 Main Street "But Eisenhower did not use said an April 9 flight mentioned persons died and five others were see the classrodms where their WPOP—1410 Eric Hohenlhal, his wife and son 1 ported in no danger. Informants klns-West Funeral Home, 142 E. burned early today In a fire that All the dead were in three Open Dally to 9:00 PM. d r St. Peter’s will hold its last brothers, sisters or neighbors charged with evading responslbilty A . AIMETTI, Prop. this opportunity and instead de- said American troops and . their by Khrushchev was a successful J. F AR K ^M I 8-7111 1:00 News. Lou Terry - Glared that he had known about the have moved into their newly pur Center St. Burial will be In East The West Side sewer assess roared through a 3-story Om^a apartments on the top floor of the meeting of the season tomorrow. study. This was followed^ by a visit early this morning. Police say they 2:00 Conn Ballroom Harrison S t, Manchester T el MI 9-0300 ^ chased home at 24 Munro St. They families had been confined to. their one. All members will attend the 8 -- flight. I understand he felt imeasy Cemetery. ment appeals case will go to trial apartment house. Eight families building. Mulcahey said the fire to the playground where they received a complaint that Moon 6:U() Newa Weather formerly lived at 26 Elm Ter. bases and had not been involved in Asked about the timing of the a.m. Communion service, leavthg 6:15 Conn. Ballroom / about saying he didn’t know what Calling hours will be on Monday In the Court of Common Pleas, It lived in the building. started on the second floor but practiced using the equipment. A ey's car struck the rear of a Wa- 7:00 Kay Somers / any incidents surrounding the re May"’*! flight, which Democrats from 3 to S and 7 to 9 p.m. immediately sifter to go to The terbury man’s car on the road be was going on in his own country volt. Military communications con^ WM announced today by General Firemen said the blaze appar- the cause has not yet been deter snack and milk were next. 7:30 Word of Lila . The Guild of Our Lady of St. have criticized, Herter said the Manager Richard Martin. mined. The interior of the struc ^ fo r Tlmea Farm Oamp.^to help In Their first actual experience In tween Bolton and Manchester, and 8:00 Ray Somera / because Americans and other Bartholomew's parish will attend tinned with the big U.S. base at enUy started on the second, floor SEE US FOR: getting the c u fsp ready for the 11:00 News ^ WATKINS-WEST l i q u 6 r s peoples W^uld ask what kind of a Adana, Turkey. “summit conference was very Stephen A. Connors The decision came in a discus of the frame structure, trapping ture was burned out. , s Aluminum Roll Up Awnings seat-work.followed, with-the pupils lat Mooney kept on going. 11:10 Ray Somera a holy hour conducted by the Rev. much on my mind" when he gave Stephen A. Connors, 71, of 59 Some escaped from fire escapes opening day.-This will be a part of Mooney Is due to appear in court 1:00 Del Raycee _ .President is he who doesn’t know Gen. Gursel and his junta began sion he had yesterday with Mayor persona In their beds. The blaze • Venetian Blinds working on ‘ reading readiness Philip Hussey, pastor of St. approval some weeks before to Harrison St., Hartfprd, died yes which provide exit from the rsar picnic the YPF'Service Project. Memtoers on JUqe 6. WINF—1230 what is going on in his own coun Bartholomew’s Church, on Tues pouring out decrees soon" after EXigene T. Kelly and Toqjir'Tjoun- raged out of control nearly an o Storm Doors sheets'. 1:00 Showcase. News FUNERAL -BEER the program of which the flight terday at the Veteran’s Hospital, sel Philip Bayer, Martin said. of the building. Others went to are a^ed to be sure to take with . Lunch In the school cafeteria Laurrat E. Guimond, 27, of Jew try. day at St. Maurice’s Church in BeJ- seizing power. They emphasized Newington. He was a retired em hour. • Combination 'Windows them a box lunch. No breakfpst ett City, was arrested and charged 4:45 Mr.. FixUt was a part. The case could answer whether the roofs and were taken down by supplies was served by sixth grade stu 5:00 Soundfllght-USAF BEER IN BARRELS "Everybody. knoWS.^ that the ton. The holy hour will be preceded 1 that Turkey would fcontinue its The decision not to suspend the ploy# of the Hartford Electric Neighbors In the area said they Monchtiltfr Awning Cp. will be served after the 8 a.m. with speeding at 7:30 this morning. 6:05 Showcase and Newa SERVICE by a business meeting and election role in the westem alliance. Tur the town’s assessments against ladder. % dents. The chUdreh then had an 6:50 Sports Special. FOR ALL OCCASIONS! President of the United States had U2 flights aa the rime for the Light Co'., a member of the firm’s were awakened by acreama M The fire was’ discovered about 195 WEST CENTER ST. , service. All will then go, to Co other session on the playground He will appeal In court on June 11. two duties; The first is to ^ la y of officers. A social hour with key forms the geographical link 25-year club, and a veteran of the some 300 West Slders would have trapped persona for aid. Doygh^ shop tho 5:55 Snowdase and Newa ORMAND L^WFST s DELIVERY SERVICE s . summit meeting approached "was been upheld for a pump station 3:45 a.m. ■elephone M I^ 'S W l- lumbia Lake for the annuAl meet and waited in the shade of the 7:05 Social Security,- golf and the second is to be t r i refreshments will follow; and Mrs. between the North Atlantic a sound pne,” he said and condl Mexican border^confllct. County Hospital said lt.^had re EstabUsbed 1949 ing and election of officers. There 7:10 Take Five—U.S. M»rina Corpa. Francis Boland Is program chair (iNlATO) and Central Treaty Al aqd force main -which was. re trees while their parents com 7:15 Evening Oevotlona dent, and golf-playing la more Im-^, tions latar 'Vould .have prevented Among his ’survivors sure daugh ceived seven bodies,.,flve of them r I .-1 I will be recreation and the group fMtor man in charge of the evening. liances. The Turkish army is firm ters Mrs. Benton L. Whitcomb and jected by the voters in last pleted the registration for(ns in Perfection In Fiftii^g 7;ai Showcase - News WEST SIDE portant.” obtaining v e ^ Important infor- children. . will leave home by dark. school. 7:45 Baseball Warmup U.S. charge d'affaires Edward ly anti-Communlst. Mrs. John Narettp. both of Man Wednesday’s referendum. Firemen said when they reached 7:55 Washlnrion at New York 142 E. CENTER ST. PACKAGE STORE matli, FAIRWAY Visitor This experience will be followed 11:05 Music Beyond the Stars. Newa A.2.C. Thomas C. Fenn, son ’ of Gursel, a veteran professional chester. Others Include -his wife, Although the project itself has L. Freers^did not attend the ses- the scene the upper two floors of Council Voles Main Street, The Rev. Harold Waldo, son of 12:05 News Roundup Harry Prosansky, Pemilttee Mr. and Mrs. Cecil A. Fenn, 395 soldier, recently ousted by Men ere is Aever a 'good time’ for Caroline Eldridge Connors of Hart been shelved, the court decision the building were a raging Inferno. by two booklets this summer, ad Manehester’g Oldest *ion at which Khrushchev spoke. the fallure'of an intelligence mis • Open miun) and FrU'T^U 9 e the late Mr. and Mrs. Loren Waldo 12:15 Sign Oft - 865 CENTER ST. -Woodland St., left by plane Thurs deres as head of Turkey’s ground ford; a son of Farmington; two could provide a guide in any fu It was Hot immediately determined dressed to each child, telling them Manchester— ^Ml 9-0168 He ' told reporters he wanted to sion,” he said. "W e believe it un of Hebron, was a visitor In Hebron with Finest Faculties day from Bradley Field after forces, flew from the big NATO others daughters of Hartford and ture action. how the fire started. Call for New what they should know by the time avoid, the possibility of havu^ to spending a 3-w eekfurlough at wise to lower our Vigilance be The 'West Side appellants, over Tuesday and called on friends they come in September, such as )>ase at Izmir, westem Turkey, Windsor; and 10 grandchildren. F. J. Smith said he awakened to T u R n P I K E walk out of the great Kremlin home. He has been assigned to' the cause of these political negotia Calling hours will be tomorrow 100 In number, are represent^ by The Nf*^ Beautiful He is a veteran of the Spanish- managing their own clothing. The Radiant ball If the President were direct^ to Ankara- to take command of find smoke in the apartment and American War, Incurring injuries Sth^dmber Wing,.Travis Air Force the uprising at dawn yesterday. tions.” and Monday from 3 to 6 and 7 to Atty. Leo Flaherty of Rockville Big Four Talks AUTO BODY booklets will be sent in mid.-July ly attacked. Base, Calif. He has completed Both Herter and Dillon said took his family to the roof, where which necessitated the amputa and (nld-Augtist to strengthen, the k A Upholstery 9 p.m. at Dillon’s Funeral Home, they called to neighbors to get a VIC’S PIZZA SHOP British Ambassador Sir Patrick three years training at Ramey Air they did not actually know that 63 Main St.^ Hartford. Interment '^ASTS THIRD DAY tion of hia left leg. Mr. Waldo Is bond Vestablished by yesterday’s Maurice Dejean were there, but ladder and take them down. (Continued from Page One) fANO'S a preacher in the Seventh Day P AND I V l Shops 153 W. Middle Turnpike Force Base, San Juan, Puerto the particular flight had been un Will be In Soldier’s Field, North- Durban, South Africa, May 28 welcome. “Over 46 Years Expertenoe" Maurice Deejean were there, but Rico. Hlsi basic ^ training was at dertaken until they were notified wood Cemetery, Wilson. UP>—^Mrs. Sushlla Gandhi, wid Four of Ahe dead were tentative RESTAURANT fkith. 1 Phone 511 9-3700' the West Germans did nori show Chile in Need ly IdentUied aa Vickie Lynn Olivia, an Implied rebuke to the United ^ckland Air.F'orce Base, Tex. that the plane was missing and ow of the late Mahatma’s second l\pUTE 0-44A—BOLTON WRECKER Beef Imports Climb r e -upholstering up. Raymond C. Hollister Sr. son, Manila!, was described as 4 ; Ronnie Lee Olivia, 3 and Irvin States for sending spy planes over Maacheater Evening Herald He e Modern Furniture '• During his speefch Khrushchev presumed down ih Russia. Olivia, F months, and Mrs. Beulah PIZZA A married couples 'weekend re The two told the story of a tor Raymond C. Hollister Sr., 58, of "a little weak”^'\todsy as' she Soviet territory—like the U2 OPEN SUNDAYS bron oorrespoadent MIm Susoui B. '' and Antiques charged that Britain and France treat, conducted by the 'Very Rev. Of Food, Water McGinnis, 50. SERVICE Peadletoa, tNephone ACademy 8- Chicago — Imports accounted e Store Stools and Booths SPAGHEHI turous five days in which the top 179 Woodlawi Circle. East Hart started her. third day of fasttag downed near Sverdlovsk May for more than 8 per cent of the had to support the United States Luke Mlssett of SL Michael's in protest against government T he children were those of Mr. a Lunch and Dinner 8464'. • Custom Furniture officials of the government tried ford, father of Donald S. Hollister and Mrs. Fred Olivia. Mrs.^Mc- The Soviet delegation ■ p n m i nation’s beef supplies, in 1959-and RAVIOLI at the breakup of the summit be Monastery. Union.City, N.J., will Santiago, Chile, May 28 UP>— of Manchester, died yesterday detention of political prisoners. Served Dally SUp Covers and Draperies cause they had already committed to cover up the fact that the Unit Glnnls was Mrs. Olivia’s tnother. for amendments that wqpM have 1958, American cattlemen report. begin Friday evening at 8 at St. Shortages of food and water today morning in East Hartford Hos Ten other Indian women in the a Lounge Entertainment Made to Order OPEN DAILY aggression themiselves at Suez. Joseph’s College, West Hartford., ed States had been qendlng spy Arson Investigator Dan Mul- had the council say “ipciirsion of Coatly Rumor Beef imports totaled l,3p0,000,000 touched off fears of epidemics ta planes over . Russia for four years pital after a long illhess. Durban area Joined her In fast N l^ tly Complete Selection s f Materials, 7:30 A.M. to.11:00 P.M. He denounced what he called A few reservations are available, cahey said the other three dead foreigd military aircraft into the a Weddings a Banquets pounds last year, more,than five Besides his son, he leaves his ing. f r e e ES’nMA'TES the colonial policies of the tvyo and those Interested may obtain quake-shattered southert! Chile, but finally had lost one. ■{. territory of other states" was in a Partieo—Phone M l 3-2842 St. Louis (P) — Frank Frisella times the 1966 figure. SUNDAYS countries, briefly swiped at Italy information from Cana House, Police fired wamlny shots over It was' on Sunday, May 1, that wife, Mrs. Edith' Baker' Hollister compatible with U.N. principles was dism ay^ when he heard a 208 N. Main St., Manchester 4 PJM. to 10:30 P.M. of East Hartford and Wa father; and meide a reference to Chiang Box 4311, Hainden 14, Conn. * the headj of hungry disaster vic- Dillon, whUe Herter was out of the and constituted a threat to peace. (m i rumor that a nprsery planting area LIBRARIANS ELECT qm 8-6824 CLOSED MONDAYS . Kai-shek. At the mention of the country, acting as secretary' first another son of East Hartford; two These amendments ■ ■ were voted YOUB FAVORITE BRAND was to be developed, into a sub Groton, May 28 Iff)—-Eileen » ■ Chinese Nationalist leader's name Richard B. ^ ^ righ t, program trying to raid emergency sup- learned the U2 was missing and daughters of East Hartford; two New Hunting Plan 4own....' division and that ^plants there O’Neill, New Haven, has been the audience broke into loud boos. manager for ■ the NASA Saturn plies of food set up for rationing in presumed downed in Russia, DIR sisters of Maine and Syracuse, It was Russia’s second attempt could be had for the taking. elected president of tJie Connecti Khrushchev got aifitanding. ova Project, will speak' at the annual | Valdivia. Ion testified. N.lf.; and T2 grandchildren. to get the council on record COLD BEER Frisella owns the -area, which cut Library Assn. Others elected FOR EXTRA MONEY tion whei\ he sajd^lt was not his dinner-dance o f the State section | U.S. Navy Cmdr. Robert E. First there was an announce Funeral services will be held to against overflights.' The first had LIQUORS, WINES ha uses In hls nursery business, yesterday during the group’s an obligation to ^.^1! bn Eisenhower of the American Rocket Societ.y, Merchant, who flew supplies to the ment May 3 from the home base morrow at 1 p.m. at the Newkirk Advanced by Little failed Thursday When the,council and he knew the rumor to be false. nual meeting wpre Dotha White of Berube's In Paris but-fathei; the President’s on Thursday at the Officers’ Club, ] stricken city qaid; of the aircraft in Adana, Turkey, and Whitney Funeral Home, 318 voted 7-2 against a Soviet resolu DUCOandDULUXRmNISHING He rushed right out, hut was too New Britain Public Library, vice TYPEWRITER SERVICE WE'PAY duty to cbme see him because "his in -the Connecticut State Armory, > Even U.S. , military men there that the plane was missing on a Burnside Aye., East Hartford, tion condemning the incursions of Free Delivery late. , , . r president; Kathleen Whitten of 479 Middle Tpke. E. was the nation that violated good Hartford. His topic will be, ‘’The| weather mission.’ Dillon said there with the Rev. Truman H. Wood United States aircraft into the’ ter ...Jdissing were some 800 tress, Wesleyan University Library, sec-' Manchester ' HIQHEST PRICES helping bring in . the supplies Sportsman Wilber Little, 196» Any land In the areas could be 16« MIDDLE TURNPIKE, WEST reWiions.” Evolution of the Saturn Vehicle haven’t been eating anything and was "full- coordination" between ward of First Congregational posted against . hunting. Uttle ritory of other state's.” Ml 9-5507 shrubs and other plant# valued at retary, and Mildred Small, Hart Speaking of preparations for the Spencer fit., has come up with MANCHESTER ford Public Library, sfccretary. Typewriters and Office For Rag'S, Paper, Metals Concept.” can’t drink the water. We left the White House. State and De Church, East Hartford, officiat notes, adding he and the State Gromyko told the council his $1,600. Machines Repaired, Serviced " summit. Khrushchev said , his visit them all the sandwiches we had.” fense Departments' and the CIA ing. Burial will be In Green Ceme another proposal to legalize hunt Board agree the Burnham St. area apiendments provided for the con HAtirr Muit and Scrap Iron Rentals CALL OR DELIVER TO to the United States and his talks The known death ’ toll in the in issuing thi “ cover story." tery, Glastonbury.’ ing in Manchester. Discharge of should be so posted. Most .of the demnation" of the violation of air Phone bfaBcbester with Eisenhower and other Amer worst-hit areas stood at close to It was not until May 5, when Frien^ inay call at the funeral firearms has been orohlblted since objections last winter came from space by military aircraft—even VICHI'S We Handle Stationery Along ican statesmen had given him. the Two Patrolmen 3,000, but officials said an accu- though the word "condemn" was Khrushchev .announced that an home today from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 World War I In tJwn by a long- that area. . PACKAGE STORE Mltehdl 1-7043 With Office Machdne SnppUe# OSTRINSKY Impression the President "really r**OSV1 I tate count may not be possible for American plane had been shot nowhere ih them. Your Mall List-A# Desired p.m. ignored ordinance. The new proposal differs from 20 BISSELL ST. Dealers In Waste Materials desired peace and an improvement v - < O m p i e i e V j O U r s e weeks. They predicted the toll down but gave no details, that this the last, LitUe said, in that hunt Soviet Premier Nikita S, put YOUR HEAD IN OUR HANUS of the international bituation.’’- would rise a. Little’s latest plan, develoiping Khrushchev said today in Moscow A . J. BERUDZ, Prop. 731 PARKER ST. government, learneid the Russians out of talks wiUi Chief of Police ing areas would be demarcated by FOB THE BEST IN BARBBBINO SEE ONE OF THE TeL 5H 8-5736 or MI 8-5878 "I must say,” Khrushchev add ■yesterday was graduation day At Valdivia, a city of 100,000 had both the plane and Its pilot, known streets, rather than that Russia would bring charges FOLLOWING MEBIBEBS OF THE M AN C^S’raK 5H 8-8477— SU 3-6842 •d, "that I still believe that the persons, about 40 per cent of the Emblem Club Sets James Reardon and Lyle Thorpe, of U.S. aggression against the for Patrolmen Clarence Heritags Francis Powers. ^ director o< the Stgte Board of pUcated land boundaries. Tne CONNECTICUT MASTER BARBERS’ ASSOCIATION 8310 President wants peace. But, it ap business and industrial areas are Dillpn said this information hunting would be governed by USSR in the General Assembly. and Richard Sullivan. They were in ruins. Puerto Montt, with a Fisheries and Game, will be put FAGANTS BARBER SHOP l 2V)-26'/i pears that the President's good in came from the U.S. Embassy In Anniversary Date on the agenda of Town Directors, State Board regulations allowing AMERICAN BARBER‘SHOP tentions is one. thing and the for among 21 policemen from various population of abou^ 45,000, was Moscow, where foreign diplomats shotguns to be flted not less than 58V^2 Cooper S t A Casual,' gb-cverywhere dfeas towns throughout the State who- the approving authority. 457 Mstal S t that fita the shorter, fuller figure elgn policy of the Anierlcan gov also suffering acute hardships. had picked up these reports The Rockville Emblem Club wlU 500 feet ffcm roads or buildings. completed a 4-week course at the Bad weather In southern Chile The plan would allow hunting Humphrey Idea PAjRKADE BARBER SHOP with practically no alterations. ernment Is another." from Russian officials at cocktail meet -Wednesday evening. June 8, In the same areas as were de The ordinance would also allow DANTE’S BARBER SHOP Maacheater Farkade The Soviet leader dectared' it (iSiiefs of Police Academy in hampered operations by large the chief of police to Issue permits No. 8310 with Patt-O-Rama is in Bethany. parties. at the Elks’ Horn® .in Rockvfile. scribed In a Uttle proposal to Brings Citation S07B E. Center S t liov/er Level ' . Crochet this radiant star cen seems that a struggle has devel planes flying In relief. Herter said later reports Indi The meeting vliU be preceded by allowing target shooting or sport sizea 1214, 14>^, 16V4. 18Mi. The course began on May 2^ and The UB. Air Force set up a which the Directors turned a cold 20%, 22%, 24%, 26%. Bust 33 to terpiece' for yoiir own collection oped around the future direction was held Uve days each week, with cated somfcthing happened tojaie a catered buffet supper in observ ing clubs to fire gd^s on premises You nime tlw Job. . . ,w* hwa jiM nflrt . e a g l e b a r b e r s h o p PARKWAX BARBER SHOP ■xpurt gjant airlift of 64 Globemasters, shoulder last winter, after resi they own, lease,'or operate. The Patrick J. Humplirey, 17 '.Mar 47. Slise 14%, 35 bust, 4 5/8 yards or’ as a gift! o f American policy and this- strug daily hours from 6:30 a.m. to 10:30 U2 to bring.it down within range ance o f the 33rd anniversary of dents protested at a public hear Point for it. . . in cokw to motcjj inythiti* 1 How • U $H Crater S t 887 Center S t Pattern No. 5868 has crochet CALL But they have so far been unable the organization. Reservations Directors last winter left the sub garet Rd., a foreman at the main of 35-inch. • M o v m a gle was manifesting itself in many p.m. - of Russian fighters. He said It was ing. question on eOlof?. . . M ill to use?. . . how to *>'*1 directions; material requirements; spheres. to reach some of the worst disaster unlikely it had been downqd by a should be made by June 4 by. call ject o t discharge of firearms open office of the Manchester Post~Of- JOHN’S BARBER SHOP BUSSELL’S BARBER SHOP To order, send 35® In colna to Ml 3-6563 Both classroom and field train The areas are described as; to more conirideratlon, because CA U WS for oxpett.help pn four next po’intini job. , Cor. Oak and Spruce Sts. Sue’Burnett, The Manchester Eve stitch illustrations; diagram. • pA O K m a Khrushchev chai'ged U.S. Sec ing was given, covering a wide areas. rocket aa Khrushchev claimed, ing Mrs. Rose Valluzzi ■ or 'M ra flce, was recently awarded a certi ' 880 Green Rd. . Two more earthquakes shook 1. North of the Wilbur Cross there ara several school rifle clubs ning Herald, 1150 AVE. OF To order, send 25c in coins to;— retary of State Christian -A. Her- range of police subjects. aince pictures of the U2 showed Elrnest' Spielman.' ficate of commendation and ap STATE BARBER SHOP the troubled land yesterday in the Mrs. Richard Morganson is Parkway between Buckland St. in town, as well as huntera And preciation by the Post Office Dept, MANCHESTER BARBER AMERICAS, NEW YORK 86, N. Anne Cabot, 'The Mahehester ter, Vice President Nixon -and Un Instructors were from various bullet holes In the wings. afid Slater St. 10 Bissell S t Ehrening Herald, 1150 AVE. OF law enforcement * agencies, in sixth day of treipors, It was decided at security coun chairman, and her committee In the existing ordinance rules out for contributing a beneficial su g r SHOP Y. Reports from ’Anpud, which was cludes Mrs. Alton Cowan, Mrs. .„. 2. Between Burnham St., Wind any firing o f guns by civilians ex 1099 Main S t For 'Ist-claas mailing add 10c AMERICAS, NEW YORK 86, N.Y. cluding the State Police and the cil meeting May 7, Dillon said, gestion. ^ 723 MAIN ST^ MANCHESTER ’ P(|K)NE Ml 9-4501 WALTER’S BARBEB SHOP For Ist-class mailing add" 10c hit by tidal waves as well as Paul Jones, Mrs. ‘Leonard - Fried sor St., and Tolland Tpke. cept "In defense of persmi or prop The suggestion pertained to for each pattern; Print Nam®, Ad-, FBI. that the State Department would 3. Between ToUand Tpke., the 615 Main S t earthquakes, s^d hundreds of per issue a statem«it departing some- rich, Mrs. Max Kabrick,. Mra. Jo erty.” ^ . HERE’S BARBEE SHOP drew with 'Zone, Style No. and for each pattern. Print Name, Ad W ESTO W II Both Heritage pnd Sullivan re Wilbur Cross Parieway, and W . giving more complete route In- , BUY THE PAINT THAT’S WORTH THE WORK dress With ' Zone . and Pattera ceived high n\arits i t the conclu sons, many of them fishermen, Vhat from the "cover story” but seph Kristofak, Mrs. Elton Camp The penalty for violating Ultle’s formation to Inexperienced letter 141 N. Main S t WALNUT BARBEB SHOP Size. FHABMACV H were still missing. Almost 3,000 Ih saying there was "no authoriza bell, Mra Arthur Folsle. Mra Middle ’I)>ke. proposed <»dinance would be a^20 Wainnt S t > Send S5c today for your copy Number. 4 M Harfiford Bd.— BU »-9»4« sion' of the course. 4. Between Spencer St. and carriers. Have you the '60 Album con the city are homelesi. Alt fuel and tion for such flights" from Wash Raymond Spielman and Mrs. Theo fine. The*'certlficate was signed - by H AN 0H B8TEB OBJEUI I of the Spring A Summer issue of Laurel Lake. Mayor Eugene T. Kelly last win BABBEB SHOP ^ PINB BABBBB SHOP I our completa pattern magazUi# taining many loveay deaigns and o m I Troctep C«. OPEN AIX DAY Present north star is. Polaris. food Is rationed and police were ington. dore Ventura Postmaster General Arthur Sum- PAINTS ..S5S Orator S t MEMOIUAL DAY Dillon aaid he did not know that An original hat making contest 5. Between WetbpreU St., Keen ter felt that hunters should be re ' ' Grsra ' Baaio Fashion. qt patternsT Only 2C« * «0Mrl The star Gamma Oephel will be preparing to dynamite the town’s merfleld and th* Regional Op«ra- .5 the i>ols a tfr for people on sarth cithsdral bsciusi of lU trembl- National Asronautioa and Space wUl bs held, m i all atteadiiv ey St.. Bush Rd., .and HUls- stricted to one area for which they PIGNIO SUPPUEfl tl< ^ DlrSBtor In Boston. ? % 2,000 pears from now. tng shdlfl. AdminlstrattoB was fotaff ta laaus eater. towD Rd. — r — ^—: f* .• PAGE MTNB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY. MAY 28, 1960 MANCHESTER EVENING HERAliP, MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1960 PAGE EIGHT d a il y CROSSWORD PUZZLE I'HIR BOARIMNG HOUSE with; MAJOR HOOPLE BUGGS BUNNY TOniiLa^t r»va.risga> fnr T t Sisls. Righthander Pitches Near No-Hitter
HEViWOWT ntwer to PmvIour ^ WCROWP! « 0METHIN'^ "Sagebrush State" ^HAPPENEP THAT ^ , WOULPM^EAOOQCy ' PICTURE! ACBOB8 DOWN •®BACCO FOR APOKT- 1«-— SUU" IFamt building NiaWT AFTER X PAY , {•another 3 Utopian ♦ Sihrlnaz, Paul Sartor and Joe4 Ksacksstsr (D — .T6UUY60 SMaaeuline f sigtath. Doharly'a drive landed very^ ab r fi IX. ^ .^1 TH E OV^LS CLUB AUBJ nickname lor FRANK CLINE Twaronite helped prolong Jflstret- Sylvester, ef ...... 8 1 I 0 6 0 CONURAD AK*TM* PN& BASy A55E55ME^JT.^ appcUation cloaa to the foul line aa Denny / OM HCVJ r TMROvl V«R vo ic e Nevada Refulkiff to concede any ta’s bid for no-hltter with some Harsh, cf ...... I 0 ,0 0 0 0 7----- City la 4 Anatomical Blebert made a deaparate lunge fine defensive plays in the middle Blbrlnss, 2b j ...... 8 « i 1 ? 'X PeRTy'IB^l^^yrPN& —' T Ml capital duct thing befOTeall the ballots are for the ball after a long run but innings . . Setmond led the In Pedemonts.,Pffdemonts,. 2b .... 0 2 J J S vou.M6/rnKr'iir^ BSummar (Fr.) couldn't quite get his gloves on It. Twaronite. lb uAtc m II Form a notion counted, Manchester High’s dians eight-hit attack with two Dotchin. Ib H Small ipaea ? Henovata Some of the curse was taken off Sartor. 3b 38 Affirmative 43 Mimics battling baseball^ team fan singles with his run-producing ^eclaushas. 8b 15 Abate Comics 48 Mcesuras e< Dobefty*a hit when Pete Torres bsae knock in the third a real 8 Exist votes ned itp flickering ^nnecti* dumped a single Into centerfield 16Uve 30 Snarers cloth cut Interscholastic Athletic "bleedeT*’ . , . ItCeteel grain 0 Legal point 48 Anglic* (•!>.) with two out in the ninth. Snbstltutee Freely 10 Dirtied 34 Deer horn Conference toumsunent hopea With Complete Boss m 18 Kelt, (IV.) 38 Recent 40 Device used Coahh Tom Kelley substituted 11 More aged by golfers a 7-0 victory over Platt of Meriden Vniese were the only Platt base Belekewics. rf BY V. T. HAMLIN 20 Conducted 12 Require (comb, form) at Memorial Field jneeterday af freely as he used 16 players in the 21Umb 81 Presidential ruhners In the game. Otherwise, game giving several loyal re^ ManeKSta, e 10 Weep . 37 Spruce ternoon behind the eparkllnR two- Mlsti^tUt was the complete boss Mtetretu, p 23 C^ourt 38 Kind of oil initials serves en opportuhlty to play... 22 Well-bora 821ndonasiaa cC hit ‘pitching o f Pat Mlatretta. It as he stfuclck out a dozen batters. Totals ...... *l 7 8 27 11 I B 24 Noun luAk 24 Peaceful 40City in Texe» was the Indiana aixth win in ten Shutout was the second hurled by 25 Color 42 Play host to M indanso The only othM, ball to reach-the a Manchester .pitcher, this yea r... 28 Transection gamea this spring and lift them outfield with the exception of the 27 Rew Ot with a allm outalde chance of Jerry Savltikas owns the outer one Azzolina. If . . . ’ ■, sawed lombw two hits was Nlck^ Azzollna's fly Torrez, cf ...... 1 s ? ? 8 8 8 malting the field of eight teams ... .Saimond swiped two bases'and .'.'.V. 4 8 5 1 0 6 0 29'Sc!ne / to left In the ninth. leads the^ club In this department Mlrhalskt. rf . 8 0 0 1 1 0 0 31 PMaunt for the Class A, State tournament The win was Mlstretta's third of Rodlnl. 3b, 2b starting next month. with five Stolen bases... Doherty, lb .., broooTd!*!-) the season. He has been charged Indian* have two more gamea WUIIams, 3b ., S Hit 8 12 Pitch Highlight of triumph was the with two defeats. It may well Have Esposito, Sb .. left during the regular season... Savurlas, c ... ’ 8 8 i 8 1 8 S3 Oriental coin ~ stellar twirling qf Mlstretta been the beat pitching performance Zimmer, sa .. ••••• • 34 Jaeger guU against the Central Connecticut Tuesday they meet Conard and of hU schoolboy career. Thursday pace Wethersfield... Wlegert. p . . . . 38 MaicuUne Waloon, p . . . . :::::: I 0 « 0 0 fi 0 Interscholastic League cellar .The Indiana rolled to an early Both wUl be played at Memorial or 0 0 0 0 0 nickname dwellera. The husky Indiana* right 3-0 lead with single tallies in-each Sudel, a 38 Lake Tahoe Field and the Indians will be seek hander faced only 30 batters. Had of the first three Innings. The ing to reverse earlier season losses Totals ...... la----- of iU a no-hltter going until the eighth first two tallies wlere unearned PAT MISTBETTA a.—Budel atruek largest wateri In each... , Stb. , ■* . and had retired the first 18 bat with the nih. in the third coming Hurls Twq^ltteT , Manchester ...... BY DICK TURNER 32 Energy Now begins the “sweating out” c a r n i v a l ters he faced until he walked Platt as the result of Dave\Sibrinaz period for the Indians over the (atang) \ shortstop Chuck Zimmer with one single, a fielder’* choice, base on the eighth. Three bases on balls, Twaronite, iOoKai 41 Feline animal Ray Dotchln’s run scoring sin long Memorial Day weekend as 3. iylyester. Zlmmar; 43 Altitude (tb.) out In the slxtlY. balls and infield single by \Chuck they wait to see if they ntay pos OP.uj-, fispoBiipBsposjm tolo pobfi""j2 Jjrtw,rKrKJ~ri' Lefthanded hitting I)ave Doherty, Saimond> \ / gle in his first appearance St the Chester ■i' . ' I 44 American plate this season, a fielder's choice sibly have wiggled into the Wlei Platt's first baseman, spoiled Pat's Another unearned run W lb* WRlannalSon 1;xi Hitsxxii» vaa.off, VmU 5a - BY AL VERMEER ■writer and Siebert’s two-rtm bingle all eighth and final spot In the ' 45Pricrity bid for a no-hitter by aliclng a seventh put the Indians ahead 4-0 CSACs post season' baseball tour runs in 7 1/8 thnlw: Wf%!J PRISCILLA’S POP and they put the gram ^beyo^ figured In the eighth inning scor runs in 2/8: HBP7wIs*art (lllstretw. ILET'S NOT EXPLAIN TO, (comb, form) double down the -leftfield line as nament.. . . L. Wle*ert; Time, 2:207 THE aiRLS! t h e y ’ l l 47 Procurator of leadoff man in the top of the recall with three mora^alliea in ing. NEVER. B E U E V e W Judea (Bib.) 50 Chantry 53Leveler "■ 84 Bonellke Little Leaguers 88 Twilled lablica 88 Begins Rangers ’Nine-TriumphSf 7~4 $$ Drive Sunday
/, Uttle Leegodr* BY FRANK O'NEAL For Sixth Victory of Year ter are stlR Iseldnc lo t moacy SHORT RIBS S carry out their hwcfiiattpROr ______- < grant As » resnlt, that werp found vacaqt s o o n Getting tremendous support from his teammates afield, VIRDMS! RuniUy diMag the amma] hoasc AMERICAN LEAGUE lanky Bob Rukus pitched Cheney Tech’s baseball team to a to house canvass wQl Sad Runnels^ Pascual Ignite Brawl Friday’s Reeulta 7-4 victory at Rocky Hill yesterday. The victory, the Rangers yoongaters In ttulfonn^ toster- ■ row afternoon knotictag on ths TJl •«»«••• 0 3™-Off. . . ' ■ ■ I ■ ■ Baltimore 3, New York 2 sixth in nine decisions, assures them of a winning season on M Boston 4, Washington 3 doer or ringing the bell in an Chicago 7, Kansas City * the diamond this spring effort to get money. ' BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS The vlaltlng Rangers picked up two tallies and shut off a budding Preaideat A n H lg it e Cleveland .at Detroit, Post{>ened, two runs in the opening frame and big inning for Rocky Hill. LONG SAM es rain $2,105.09 'w as coOected last , HteeMYFHMALDRVT.RWRFACE nilv T'/woir r Courtney Surrounds never trailed the rest of the way. "Cheney vyill conclude its season AN HOUR IATW-L0N9 &M» BEAUiy \vyUOHLV\wr- W. Pet. G.B. Sunday. However, this total eAM^KCNCOP/THPRUZZ. OH THE see QFItllOONTAIN WLl. 6E L After adding a single tally in the next week visiting Ellington Tues n i t e \ COST twtsihe 14 .600 — .wIU bo Utlher aa U ttle bengne OFCOWERSATION PROM W666R1HW AU.THE R4CE6 OH Baltimore .. ..21 third, Cheney scored in clusters of day and hosting Hartford Tech At BWHKORe piiriDeerHeR • P(f66aa6p\ FNE" / /MOtcy Cleveland .. ..18 12 .600 V4 offlolala have received a nom- iHB5rmN6 Room. podAiX. waioti /Aat)UR twos in both the fourth and fifth Friday. her of envelopes containing ^ilhelni with Ni;w Mitt Chicago ... -.20 14 -M8 ; 4 frames. Single runs In the second Cheney (71 money, pluo checks from Inter Detroit .... .\16 14 ,517 8 and fourth and two more in the po a a rbt X 3-2 lead. Kemmerer, now 1-2, had 16 .516 3 Mlkoleit. rf .. 3 0 0 0 ested bnstnessmeo to help NfS New York, May 28 (/P)— 'tflve fewer games infi^are a^Rl New York . ..16 sixth accounted for the Rocky Hill Custer, es .... 14 0 0 POUT TBliU AA dropped five in a row since last 10 .406 finance the popular summer m a m Ever catch butterflie.s with a gariie back. Washington ...1 8 6(4 acoring. ■*. Chaves, 11 .. . 1 0 0 3 Third place ChicaTO^lsfi a half- August. Luis Apariclo had four Boston ...... 12 18 .400 6>4 Rukus, p ....; 0 4 0 0 sport. pPRtf^ Captain Frank Chaves and Bill Brown, 3b .. . 1 0 0 3 Dollars, allver and copper I'M VlROMB!!. glove? Clint Courtney did, game behind, dpf4ated . K*n*as of the Sox’ nine hits and scored Kansas Clity . .13 22 .871 8 4 0 0 1 Brown were the batting stars for Bllnn, cf, c .. wtn be Bcoepted during Sun and now the Baltimore* Ori City, 7-4. And Boston beat Wash four runs, He broke a 4-4 tie in Mcndltto. c .. 0 0 Cheney. Chaves had three singles Jarvis a ...... 0 n 0 0 0 day's drive. Residenta are oles are^ack in the American ington. 4-3jlrt a game Interrupted the seventh against loser Ray Her Today's OMnes 0 0 bert 12-3), scoring on A1 Smith's; in five trips to the plate and drove Bickmors. cf 1 0 0 asked to cooperate, aa by a ■ brgv 'awi; Cle\;«}and (Bell 5-2) at Detroit; In a pair of runs. Brown stroked a lienee. Ih ...... 0 9 0 0 0 League lead. Courtney, a Infield out after hitting his sec* 2 1 2 0 0 have In the past. •crappy little guy who'd probably 'X* (Bunning 1-2), 2:30 p.m. double and single in three times up McMullan. 2b ond triple. nab 'em bare-handed if he had to, o r io l e s 8, YANKEES 2—The Chicago (Donovan 1-0) at Kan good for two RBI’s. Bill McMullen Totals ...... 32 7 11 21 10 0 5 a « • ' sas City (Daley 4-2), 4 p.m.
> ■> sT PAGE ELEVEN MnVCHESTBR EVENING HERAL1>, MANCHESHgt, SATUBPAT, MAT 198P Gafden— FBnn— Dolnr Houser for aal* 72 HouM* for Solo r Arttdw For Sole 45 HouMhoId Good* 51 Homes tor Rent 66 Houae* for Sale 72 Housfir for sfile 72 Housfi* for ^ le 72 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW Product* . MANCHESTER—8 room ranch, 4 n e w a n d only $9,too. 5 n e m Honsehold SerrlMS FAEULOUS SIX , room Cape with PRINCETON STREET ranch, apacloUs modern'hltchm, OfferOd 13-A dPECSAL BALE—Picnic Ubles a p a r t m e n t 8IKE gsa stove, GLASTONBUttY—Mlnnechaug Dr. 'VERNON—Five room ranch, ax- yeara old, can be used as a 4 or 8 tached' seats, 80” wide top, 6 ft NATIVE ASPARAGUS ITwih Wlnthrop mahogany desk,' solid FOUR ROOM Caps, Available Must sell, 6>4 room ranth, 2-car cellent condition, four yaars old. cedar recreation rtx»m, wall to Truly a nice Cape. Six rooms bSdroojn-boma, 8 toll batba, one 100x100 lot, south Ooventry. O lf- picked dally, 8 bunches »e9c, 12 , WEAVINa at burns moth holes I $17.95, 8 ft. $20.95. Ilugged con- rock maple rocker. All in excel now. MI 9-7616. garage, recreation room. Owner Owner forced to samifice.' Movad ail carpeting, gsrage and work- completely finished. Exceptional car garaga, forced,bet water beat. ford Ha^en, RejUto, JCt S-848S. m abouta HHHTATIOtlSOFLin | AfD'lMEMATlAtt^DOMfr strucUon of 2x10” lumber, zinc W h es $2; crate of 24 bunches^ • Slop. on Dua Tina, $19,900. Clif and torn clothing; noslory runs, | W N 'IOU'RCTOI.O lent condition. Call alter 9 p.m. moving to his business location. out of itate, $12,8(K). FHX mini- kitchen with cablneta galore. Taste Shown by appointment only. ELLENGTON—$3,000 down bfiyi S , CLASSIFIED CCRTAM COMEOME VMO'fi ■ I , VOOtt«U8PO«»''DOORlt''SHE plated, bolts. King site 84” ^ d e $3.89. Now taking orders for fresz- ’ i Saturday, MI 8-0078. EAgT HAR’TFORD — I bedroom J*I 9-1053. . mum down payment. Jim TutUa'. ford HSnsen, Reiltor. MI 8-2453. fully decorated through(Hit. Near hi -dbags repaired, Upper re- I— ------$19,900. Phllbrick Agency, MI room ranch, 4% mortfa|A. $M VOOREPimHa.lMASE- • TUEME 0UTl06|iH0 UktTHH« top available. Extra special 6 ft. Ing Or canning. Farmer’s Market, ranch in exclusive neighborhood. MI 9-6805. Bowers, Junior High ebd High 9-8464 . placement, umbreUaa repaired, 819 E. Middle Tpke., Ml 9-0474. OFF EAST CENTER ST. Spacious ATTttACnVB NEW Cape, three monthly. No bank closing , c ^ - men'a ahln >Hara reversed and| 80^’ top, $14.95. Delivered and as- Three Rooms, of Furniture Can be rented (or as long as need school. Excellent nel<^borhood. iembl6d. W, Zink6r, MI 9-6444. ed. J. D. Realty, 470 Main St., MI ten room home, five up, five down, LAKEWOOD CIRCLE befbWoma, family Sized kitchen, Well landscaped yard I60\feet deep riCity utmtles. oil heat, ftrapltes. advertising replaced. Marlow'a UtQo Mend /MROnaAriMlIlETKE OlBt I dtai^S, fireplace with colored MAte f ■Clifford Hansen, Realtor, MI 8-5129. ^ two-car garage, new GE burner ing Shop. ( VlAimiMO^UAMVr.'MOMMMT^ FROM MODEL HOME Spacious 8 r6om colonlkl, 8-ear, with trees. Asking $16,^. DUPLEX 5-6, cAfitraJlv toated liH 21” PENNSYLVANIA riding lawn- Fertilizers SO-A forced hot waterT economical to hSArth, lavatory and laundry on good condition. Owiter^MI 9-87TO.' 8-2483. ' / V
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PAG* tWiBLVE jHattrt|ii?0tfr lEwttitig ?^pralli i Drivers Warned Opens June 7 In Two Crashes About Town Heard Alo^g , Main Street Featuring quality build- Member* of the Toung People'e Arid on Some of Manchester'$ Side Streets^ Too Two accldept* yesterday after matenala at regular low Group of Zion KvengellcaJ Luther noon resulted in three Injuries and c a ^ and carry prices. an Church will attend a Walthep Who W on ? f Bacteria Countdown two warnings. None of the injuries league outing at Nanatuck SUte A secretary faltered while were serious enough tq require hos Park in Eaat Hampton, Maas., on In evgry mind, there’s a built-in Monday morning quarterback, and ing to read the “minutes of pital treatment. ' 3/8” W Sff rhasvisr Memorial Day. Members are to HeardaJong has heard the low vote, previous meeting” at a wome bring two box lunches, for noon Thpse injured were Donald F. in Wednesday’s referendum blitm- gathering theW her day. Kenny, 22, of East Hartford, who and evening. “ lt’s.^ot that I can't read my ed on virtually everything bpt The hurt his nock; Geraldine Webster, Knotty Pins Red Menace. own writing,” she explained. "I 23, of East Hartford, who received >1 The University of Hartford will Some blamed It all on voter In wa i m teyror conUct lenses. I was a bump 'on her head and a neck hold its coMSiencement ball Fri difference, That’s too easy an an d ^ g fine. Then I used some of PlywooH day, Jime i , at the Hartford CTub swer, said others, and cited instead sthiin: and Kathlene Kestermont, our famous Manchester water to 2%, of Haddam, who was treated from ^ p m. to 1 a.m. for gradual-1 the variety and complexity of the rince the lenses. My eyes , became by a doctor for a cut lip. Ing Mnlors, students and alumni. ]1 issues, their lack of dramatic ap- so irritated I can’t see a thing.” 4’ ir ^ S h e e t$ 1 g .5 0 ' peal, and what was called an in It wasn't North , End water, Police say Kenny’s car was struck from behind by one driven Mra^i Frank Koe was elected adequate selling job by the town either. leader of Our Liady of Victory government, ‘ civic, and political by Erma Behn, of Haddam, while Mothers’ Circle recently. Other leaders. Others took a swing at the Small World Dept. Kenny was stopped for the light on officers are Mrs. Thomas Buc- PTA, saying that group is too Three of the four tuxedos worn W. Middle Tphe. at Adams St., j cino, co-leader; Mrs. William narrowly school-conscious. A the by the black-face end men in the heading in a westerly directions i CASH Carroll, secretary; Mrs. Andrew ory was readvanced that, in Man Woman’s Club minstrel show this Miss WePster was a passenger Lindberg, treasurer; Mrs. George chester, voters like schools but ig week started life at Purdue Uni lit the Kenny car, while the Kester- ! nore other needs. On Wednesday mont child was riding in the Behn | LUMBER CO. Nackowakl. publicity; Mrs. Remo and in ' another referendum in versity. , Grasso. librarian; Mrs. Frank Beverly Pond and Betty Hurd cftr. January 1958. school projects were Mrs. Behn Was warned for | Roberts, welfare; Mrs. John wore their husband’s tuxedos, and 15^1 WMtMoinSt. approved and other capital needs violating the rules of the road. lard and Mrs, Frank Ferla^, rejected. Observers knowing the Blaine Mrozek borrowed a tux WfHimontie representatives to Combined Cir records of Manchester referen- from Robert Johansson. Anthony In the other accident, at E. Mid cles- and Mrs. Joseph Czerwinskl, dums since 1947 nbted the vote Pond, Richard Hurd and Johans dle Tpke. and Vernon St., John M. contact chairman. Ihe circle will marked no appreciable trend, but son were all students at Purdue, Derby, 68, of 12 Vernon St., was hold Its annual dinner June 14 at others, taking a broader view, at various times, all settled in warned for failing to drive to 7:30 p.m. at Avon Old Farms. For claimed it is part of a very wide Manchester, and are all employM the right'as the result of his car reservations, call Mrs. Nackow'skl, and long term one in which gov In divisions of United Aircraft striking on* operated by Shirley 206 Hackmatack St. ernment and the governed are Corp. as engineers. Pond is with Fitzgerald of 29 Cook gt,, accord growing more,.and more apart in Hamilton Standard, and Johans ing to police. son and Hurd are both with Pratt Manchester WATES will hold this democracy, even on local lev OPEN and IVhitney Aircraft their regular meeting ,Tuesday els Using even wider perspective, some said this wide and long term evening at the Italian American trend is still, relatively, a short Good Report MEMORIAL DAY Club on Eldridge S t Weighing in one. and maybe the future holds All went well at the Polio clinic in will begin at 7. Mrs. Allen Parrish soi^ieUilng new. . ' the Municipal BuUdihg Wednesday. BUY YOUR ■will be in charge of entertain No one fainted, no one was lost, WEEKBID ment. On June 14, a poUuck sup At any rale, one thing Wednes day seemed certain. More people and nobody had to stand In line per will be held, and husbands and for a long time. SUNDAY PAPER fathers, of WATES will attend. than usual didn’t know what the voting was all about. A t every One small boy did get a little 8 A.M.-9 P.M. confused about the permission The Rev. Lawrence F. Almond, district, perplexed voters could be and BREAKFAST seen studying sample, balloU, card hfe had brought to the cli^c, AT pastor of South Methodist Church, signed by his parents. The cards will be in charge of the.Sunday ra which in themselves could pro Emerald Ball Queen and Her Court vide little information on the is were to be collected and sent to dio broadcast over WINF at 6:30 the schoolsT to prove to the Board Tinda Ellis was Chosen queen of the Junior Daugkera of Isabella Emerald Ball held at the Coun p.m. The Rev. Laurence Vincent o f sues. -Neither rhyme nor reason was of Education that the chUdren t s rum 'lasT ^ieht Her court includes Jean Cibroski, Gloria Pugrab, Jeanne Tierney and Mau- ARTHUR Center Congregational Church will reSi McCann. The themd of the ball was "Cher ry Blossom ’nme.” (Herald Photo by Ofiara). Sfreciat! be in charge of the .weekday broad shown in the voting pattern on had had their shots. When the cards were tallied at casts next week at 7:15 p.m. the charter amendments. On two, the end of the day, his was miss DRUG meant to accontplish the same re and pointing tov/ard the sign. She dog was last seen investigating a Rev. Foley Given Members of the American Le sult—improve welfare administra ing. waited for them to reach the side gutter a mile from the church. gion Auxiliary who 'Will take part tion-one -vole was "yes”; the Clinic personnel checked, and, Vi GALLON sure enough, he had given the card walk, and listened politely while in the Memorial Day parade are other “no.” Of all the amendments, theyV asked her if she could read Someone Might Drop In Stamford Parish to the only people he thought to meet at 9 a.m. Monday at Main these were probably the most and ordered her to back the car There's nothing like the pros should see it - his parents. FOR St. and Hartford Rd. Auxiliary technical, with the least effect on away. . , ,, pect of weekend guests to spur The Rev. Daniel J. Fojey of general houseclea.ning. And at members are also invited to attend town policy. When they finished she said. Danbury has been appointed pas REG. 99c the Memorial Sunday service at DeMille Successor? spring housecleaning time. it's SCREEN PORCH The questions voters asked at Dr. W. T. Moyer, pediatrician, “But f have a room in this hotel.” tor of a new parish in Stamford. the Church of the Nazarene Sun There was quiet for a minute. not uncommon for the man of OR the polling places also showed who had considerable experience day at 10:30 a.m. confusion, as did the answers giv Then one of the boys asked, the house to get roped in for Father Foley is the son of the en by election workers. One vqter taking home movies of the chil “ You going to put your car in some window washing or beating late Mr. and Mrs. Oomellua Foley dren, spent* about 30 hour* taking JALOUSIE Mrs. John Conner was ele^ed felt a “yea” on the W « t Side it ? ” of rugs. , of Pine St. CRIANI leader of-the Immaculate Concep shots at Lutz Junior Museum an GERANIUMS Potted Mums TURNPIKE MARKET And Up 3 *1.00 And Up $2.00 WE'RE ALWAYS OPEN TO tAKE I p t n lm . CARE OF YOUR FOOD NEEDS TUBEROUS BEGONIAS *1.00 HAMBURG-HOT DOGS-ROLLS . MIXED BASKETS BASEBALL Flowering Plantt Open Sunday CHARCOAL - PAPER PUTES - HAPKIN8 and POTS ON COOKED HAMS-STEAKS For Hie Cemetery* C A Fnnn ...... Do*. 25c AND FRESH FRUITS and VEQETABLES NICE SELEGTIQN OP FRESH CUT FLOWERS Memorial Day PLENTY OF COLD SODA WINF NO liER SOM M8MOMAL M Y LARGE ASSORTMENT OF POHEO PLANTS, 8 A.M. to 10 P.M. INAL 1230 VEGETABLE PLANTS, FLOWERING SHRUBS a STOCK UP nePOKEHAND ANO EVERGREENS » Tonight 7:5-5 YANKEES McConville’s Greenhouses vs. TURNPIKE MARKET 302 WOODBRIDGE STREET...Ml 9-5947 WASHINGTON 151 Middle Turnpike West • Qpen All Day Sundays • Tel. MI 3-8338 OPEN EVERY BAY INCLUMNG SUNDAY T MAY 2S thru JUNE 3 TV cnauibin^^^ vtPEo Evnnr w iaau-A ix i^tiars Ria^gBvgp, ri. % picauwgoN • oo^ In addition to emceoing "Play Your Hunch," Merv has atarred on his own network radio show, has Frem the Play Your Hunch MC been seen on the “Arthur Murray Party,” “The Jack Paar Show" T V W orld and other programs. Last sum C^t Start as Singer mer he yras co-host of the NBC Allen Funt'a t'Capdld Camera’* Radio's "It’s Network 'Hme" and will have a half-hour apot on CBS* substituted for vacationing Bill TV next season, following the Jack n r o B A M u m 9. u b a v j t ^ahow, aingring brOakfaat aarenadaa Cullen on "The Price Is Right.” He'S' also emcee on "Keep Talk Benny Show.. .Jackie Gleason la U liiirr Ortffia wera Um sub- to early-riaing llatenan. uiBing” uon « TV.1 Y. Merv’a career la fidl|®<*V^.^ jaet » “rtay Toar Hunch” prob* Ha waan’t long on radio bafora Of variety and that’. Oie way a t movla acoUta w ar. on hia trail, Umt, aad Ton had to aelaet Um but afttr ona look at “Amarlca'a Merv waa bom on July 6, in San SWrley Temple wUl ^ hostm and m y ha fln t broka Into ahow bua(- Romantic Young Singing. Star,” Mateo, CaUfornU, a peninauU aub-1 perfon^w » » B0M aa (x> actor, [THURSDAY PRPW ^ Saying is EASl^ r,-'^ ^ . Ti« b m i MqOoraMV W J •_ "O ■rln* Walter Brennan. 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