( .'i TUESDAY,''MAY 15, 1956 f a Qi ^ sccT Eo ir AYMRge Daily Net Preaa Run lianrlfeitfr lEurnitts 1|pfalb For «lM Week EiaSH May 12, 1888 ) The Weather ra n o H t t Vi n. Weather B « , Mechanical engineers from a lf , Andcraon-Shea Poat No.' 2048,' ter Health Dejiartment, of local ,094 A b o i l t T m m parts of Connecticut will celebrate VFW; will hold an important busl- Bradley Selected MarsHal / Vaccine Seeii phyaiciana who were, aakesl how the ■26th anniversary ef tlrtr 'ori m n meeting Uonight atjg;l6 at many patients In . the auHMrisM' MANCHESTER fthe Anilt nearlhg tM* avetdair. lair ganlaing of the American Society the poat home. All members afe a ge' bracket are awaiting ihqta. Baroaa W ClMalntteB eneler taalglit. IrMf 48-46. r k CaiMTlu T. >L « f 94 of Mechanical Engineers May 18 urged to attend. The meeting will For Memorial Day Par) Here by July Doctors art* allowed to give /Irat auto parts day M r. Hli8< iu middle die. WalKw at, »/ai1v*r ^ t h the at a Connecticut sections meeting be followed by a aoclaj hour and and second Shots to the i . i p 12 i Manchester—^ City of llUage Charm Hartford Urvf/nuil of tha^NaUonal at tha Rockledge Country Club In refreahmenti. year olds an)i to pregnant pothers. *70 BROAD BTREET The law forbids them to.inve thir(* Co. o f BkJdKcport West Hartford. Dr. Arthur B. Lvoh C. Bradley e f 73 Phelps •cWHIIam Knight, a Jun>6r, at Man-': Epr 1,900Tots VOL. LXXV; NO. 19S (THIRTY-TWO P ^ o i^ T W O SECTIONS) haa recAtM the MarkcU Servlcf Brownell, preiident of Worcester 8t. Otrilrd'a Mothers Circle w ill' Rd., past commander of Dllworpi-* ®h**t*b High School.,; shots. MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, MAY IS, J»56 Crankshafts Turned ■ \ . / ■ (CTawmed AdvtrOikig m ' Page N ) Ihe. **A<» Driver Award” and a Polytechnic. Institute, will be the meet tonight at 8 o’clock at tha Comcll-Quey Poat. No. 102, and a Following the Oeitphurg Ad- When physicians twelve ihe.free PRICE n V E certifKata from the State'for driv* keynote speaker. home o f Mrs. William Huat, 87 Ar- Thera are‘ some 1,900 children i member of the YD ta to-be marshal I ‘*'‘**» Bailey, prln- vaccine from the Iqdal Dapartsient In Or qut Of The Car VO yearn without an accident, cents Dr. The cq-hoatess will be ! cipal of ManchMter High School, in Manchester between the ages of | of Health, they cjtmrge only for ad le will be'a gueit of the company Registration for children enter­ Mrs. Eugene Kelly, and the gueit of the parade preceding Memorial ■ ,y[|i y ,. Memorial Day Ad- 3 and 12 whose parents w;snt them't ministering the speaker. Mite Mildred Qowar.x 'M an open houae to be held May 28 ing kindergarten in the.fall will Day aervicca May ?(l. dress. to have first dr second polio shots, Physicians/have also been buy­ in Bridiceport to help celebrate an take place Wednesday and Thurs­ H ^ B o m The announcement came last T e fo r e th^ placing o f the ing vsc;clna commercially, how­ 'e s t award received by the company and It appears there will be enough j day of this week between 3:15 and The MFD will be host to the night at a meeting of the Man- wreaths at the base of Soldier's free' vaccine for all of them by I ever. A jhemoianduiP from Dr, from the National Safety Council. 4:30 p.m.' at each elementary Hartford County Fireinen’k Aasn. Chester Permanent Memoriel Day '"Monumeni, the names of deceased The company waa recently award­ July, ; James ^ Hart, director of the school. at its monthly meeting tomorrow Committee, held in the Munl,cipal Manchester veterana will be read. The local health department has B u r e a ^ f Preventable Diseases of ed firat place in Uie nation as the night at 8 o'clock at the firehouse, eafeet in the one to five million Building,. Follow'ing the. placing of the 900 CCS (BOO shots) on hand and the ^ a te Department of Health, The annual communion break- corner of Main and Hilliard Sta. Bradley chose as hia Chief of wreaths, a Marine Corps League mile clans. > hai ordered another 1,000 cct from in d ite s Manchestet has received' f.,st of the Combined Catholic About 100 flremeti are expected to Staff, Earl C. Petersen of 14 Me- member ^ III'o ffe r a prayer and the State Department of Health. 2,979 CCS of free vaccine purchased WHY Mothers Circles of Manchester will attend. 77ie giiSst speaker will .be KInley St,, also a past commander The Mary Willlama group of the th^ eulogy will be given by a The State Depai tment of Health 1 federal funds and kical phy­ be held st the Church of the As- George Gatnner, former .chief of of the American Legion post. Spanish War Veteran. has estimated there will be enough sicians have bought 2.241 cca of Second Consregatlonal Women's the ThompsonvIlle FIre Dept., who You Should s\impUon .Sunday after > the 7 The committee also voted a mo­ Rev. Mr. Murphy will give the vaccine by July to give II 3 to 12' commercial vaccine. \ Aboard USS McKinley, off Bikini, Thun [ay. May League will meet tomorrov( at 8 will speak on and illustrate fire Hovo Your o'clock Mass. Membcis of each tion presented by Stephen Btebe of benediction and the Star Spangled age children in the l^tate ,th^r 17 (/P)—The H-bomh^^est was poxtponed again toda' •p.rh. with Mrs. William L. Leonard, hydraulics. Ail firemen of Man­ 104 Hamlin S t."u rg in g all vet­ , - - - ., only 1 U 7 E. Middle Tpke. The Strickland circle should enter the c/iurch to­ Banner will be played by the Sal­ first and second shota. ' / hour and 86 minutj before shot time. A new tentative date gether in.the order In which the. chester arc Invited to attend this erans to paitiCipata In the parade TTie State wants to 'make/first ing at group will meet Thursday at 8 vation Army Band. •eeeeeeaeeeeeGeeeeeeiHreeeee PRESCRIPTIONS circle was admitted. meeting. and to drive their own cars if they was set fo r iw (Thursday, U.,S. date). W ^s^ing ounce and second shots available to chil­ p.m. at the h6me of Mrs, Raymond so desire." Following the “Star Spangled PHONE ------^.weather cauaed the poatponement. E. Tubbe, 429 Oakland St. dren In other age groups/as soon HLLED ^T The home economics committee . < Beebe said leal night thal many Banner,' a firing squad will .give TOMANI _ _ ------, .M-k • • /. ' a B-52 bomber h ^ / Miss Barbara Silver4teln, 28 the rifle Salute and the proiri'am aa possible. ' / SMMGMiirrs V Members of Manchester Emblem of Manchester Orange, will hold a Stephen St., waa honor attendant veterans probably would take part 'The 1,900 figui'e locmfy la based Pine Phahnacy K l * l t a . l i n ^ H r a r h t s been scheduled for S/Sl a m. (12;51 rhocolata cake contest at the In the parade if they could ride in will be closed with a rendition of F O « A ■ ’ -'•‘ • • I API 1 1 , 9 1 1 1 k l l l i m j i a p.m. Wednesday. EST), It waa re- Club. No. 251, are reminded of the to the May quean a l the annual Taps bj^ a Salvation Army bugler. on a survey .mSde by the Manches­ OR meeting of the Orange tomorrow Wheelock College Ma.\\ Day cele­ cars instead of mafbhing, and the aet for the tame hour tomorrow. 'Mother-Daughter banquet, tomor­ L O A N Ships, planes and men had row at 8:30 p.m., in Tinker hall. night at 8 o'clock In Orange Hali: bration Saturday in P^ton. She committee agreed that the parade On Sunday preceding Memorial Pine Lenox Pliamiaey Anyone wishing further informa­ has served this year si president could be bigger and better if these Day, members o f'lh e committee <2S to *500 X Atbmic Device streamed out of the Bikini lagoon ^Trest Two Youths, The eocial and ways and means ( I ) Only Registered Phar- to make way for the teat. committees will hold a meeting tion may contact Mrs. Florence of the senior class. ■ \ veterans would tak^ part in It. and others will attendl aen'lcea___ at -- Lines. . . marlsl fill prescriptions here. One after the other the 14 ships following the nieal. The program for Memorial Day <^'»'vh of the Assumption, to CK««*t ••rmEfil ffi0 t fits v4o* . (3> The largest most ronv, /C^ff Australia in the lagoon' weighed anchor Tickets for the style show, ‘'O s ­ wl|l begingin with fbrinatlon at 9 a m. "* »>,V exercises at Goulds AfEEVAt MEftihlf P•ymani* f*r: The Hartford Pembroke College Pond on S. Main ,Sl. by meqibers •♦lOAN plete stork, of Pharmaceuticals , ------Wednesday, steamed slowly tial Clothes for Suburban Living/' foif Ihe parade at Main St. and 12 MO, wmro. 30 MO- and chemicals In town. Hunt Three (ithers Club will hold its annual meeting Hartford Rd. Marchers will pro­ of the Cheney Auxiliary, USWV. 1 St 5 t ot Canberra, Australia, May 16 (Ab through the southern opemng in • ‘ I . to be held tonight at the Talcott-'^ ito 073 (3) Our rapid turnover as­ and election of officers at the it.ts t r i t .-G reat Britain exploded ’ a n ! ‘ »>e barrier reef and headed .off villa Congregational Church at 8 ceed up Main St, to the Center, sot lt.)7 24;)S 1935 sure* fresh quality drugs of the home of Mrs. William Robotham, and east on E. Center St. to Mon^ sot 47.41 39.04 30 49 . . . 1 .1 , „ . ■ . ♦ 1- toward the horizon and safety, o'clock, may be obtained at the highest purity. •■atomic device" today In a test in ^he last plane droned Into the Southington, May 16 (/P)—Police today reportad ttiWMd LEGLERC Sunset Farms, West Hartford, door. Elmer Weden will be the roe Psrk where decorative exer­ Th(|e erhestiiiea repswnenf tm'luUe ell < h8r|*t. recovered the revolver used in the gang brawl sbootitit at Sunday at 11 a.m. A May break­ cises wilt be held. The Rev. Ever­ - TK*7 ar« b«ep4 m premfil msndtijr fvgvrupnte. (4) Electrical refrigeration to Uia Monte M lo iilanda ofl the air from the runway on En.v'u la commentator.' Wrought Iron RoHingt Insure proper storage of bio- FUNERAL HOME fast will be prepared by Mrs. A l­ ett A;xMurphy, pastor of the Tal- coast of West Australia. The test! land. Lake Compounce Sunday of a 20-year-old father. TIIVHONI • WRITI • er VltiT logicals, penIrUUn, Insulin, ett. fred Sundquist, cb'Jrman, assisted cottvltta Congregational Church, Perch Column* was termed aucceaeful but there And the wait began again, aa It Announcement that the gun had been found i^fiiddle S t General chalrrhan Mri. Lazarua (5) , Our shrives are filled FUNERAL by Mrs. Frank Horton, Mrs. Spiwak announces that donations will-open, the exercises there with PRiFlR R ED nmNccco.,iNc. waa no indication of tha qatura of had before another .lata postpone­ section of Bristol came shortly after two MeriiMn teenager* Charles H. .King and Mrs. Harold a prayer. \ VALIEY WELDING CO. with products from world-fa­ ment. for the Bpekley School PTA fair mous pharmaceutical houses tha device. had been Uken into custody for partidpktM ih the brawl C. Breckenridge. From Monroe Park, the parade For Fr»a Estimate Call MANCHESTER ^ , ■ British spokesmen said last Left behind in a stout conciele SERVICE on May 26 will be received every miBSMOHMmHT 98) MAIN StMIT * • Soton4 Ftoof noted for their research to fur­ that resulted m the death of Darrell H o& taof Kensington. -Eflda-y-momlng- from-8:38-to. .BiSO noil contlmie jo Center..Park and OlastoRbury ME 8-9118 moDth ttaa blaat would be detonated bunker near the airfleld, 22 mllea Walter M. Tn* cast from Memorial Temple Hordler’s ^Montiment where the gfUKim im om nm m OFo»r- Mow. Woefr-FfT.--9-*3D“ #o frIG ther advance medtcal-selence. in the school library. Items to be ThwfiWofi t .)0 fo fVCIoioef lofvrWofi (6) .iSvo stores conveniently on a tower.' There, have been re­ from the black and white biUiaeyii weapon was not immediately made Leclero No. 33 Pythian Slaters, under the featured Include children's cloth-1 main service will be held. z. m m m S ’H S i ioofH mMlo to ro*Mo«it% •# oH noothV townt porta it might be, a type of "trig­ on Namu island, were 10 scientists public. Police aaid it was recovered on^nfbrmation furnished direction of Mik. Mary McF. Hand- The Salvatltm Army "Band will ~7_ lo<'at^. There’s one near you. Director Iqg, books. Jewelry, toys, games (7) Four registered pharmn- ger" for a hydrogep bomb teat and technicians. TTrey were to bjahe two Meriden teenagers who iwer4 arrested todav ley, presented their comedy,./‘Say and bric-a-brac. William Cooper play a prelude to be followed by/ Britain is expected to hold late monitor-recording instruments .in Th»y warp daacribad aa w o a y . 23 Main Street, Manchester It With Music," for the benefit of qists on duty for fliling your _ . ^ — . ... will be auctioneer at the fair. a prayer by the Rev: Mr. Murphy, i prescriptions. this year., the bunker. Carpanter,. ,17, and Joaaph L. Call Ml 9-58^9 • the veterans at the Rocky Hill Chairman Everett Kennedy will GIBSO»^;S (8) Pricedlo save you money. ' I Supply I(inJster Howard Beale All the hours ahead, between Niland, 18, who wara hald In bonds Hospital last night. Next Monday read Gen. Logan's orders and the ; Roger E. Oarlock, ion of Mrs. a t In accordance with the pollry announced that an "atomic device dark tonight and dawn tomorrow, of 860,000 aach whan .arralgnad Mystery Plane evening they have been invited to Joe-Patricia Oarlock, ‘24 Deerfield Gettysburg Address • will be read i ^DO-NUT SHOP waa aucceaafully exploded" at 1:51 wei e tense. But the Anal hours and In Aouthington town court Miort- Ihroughout ejk’rfy department repeat it at the Newington Dr., haa been named feature editor by William McArdle, a jienlor, and ' p.m., eaatem Australian time, and minutes were those of aharp sus­ I.V bafora noon on Chargaa of Veterans Hospital. GARAG^E in our drug stores . . . Prescrip­ of next year's Maroon, Oolgate tions, loo are priced to save you aaid "all aafety precautiopa are in pense. branch of paaca-and aggravatad Replaces U.S. NOLLYyiM OD University newspaper. A junior, 16.5 Main St.-yM l 5-3012 operatton." He added that "acien- Every gadget had been checked, aaaault. . • Kenneth Irish and Frederick money. he is president of the French Club, DAIRY FREEZE tifle records are being collected tor every movement rehearsed many Tha. pair wara oommittad t<, Deane, both studenta at the Howell Bring Yuur Next a member of the dean's list and so­ Bear WheeyAliKnmerit times. But somewhere, aomehow it Hartford County Jail in Ilau of Cheney Technical School, received FOR RENT .439 CENTER ST., AT ADAMS PresFrlptlon Here For ' accurate evaluation. I Jet Interceptor cial chairman of Lambda Chi A l­ always was possqjia that an error, bonda foi' furthar invasUgaUon. cartlflcataa of merit, jointly issued 8 and 18 mm, Movie .Prejectora > Moto^unc-Up ___ - Saving and. Safety Third British Test WMiaCNMIl pha, Meanwhlla, Stata Pollca U . by tha Connecticut Department of —sound or silent, niao 86 mm. The current. scries of atomic a failiu'e of mechanism could oc- j Waahliigion. May 18 (fi — The slide projeetore. F^tunng PURITAN m iD Pine Pharmacy tests la the third conducted by cur. X Ramurl Hema aaid an alarm hat EMucation and the Manufacturers The Hartford County Retired BraMn Adjusted bran broadcaat for Ronald Ran-1 Pantagon macioaaddiacloaad today it la AsaoCiation of Connecticut, at the A COMPLETE SELECTION OF SUGARED. , 884 Center St.-e5D 9-9814 Britain. The ffrst British atomic The giant, Jel powered B-52 had verted front Teachers Assn, will hold iU first WELDON DRUG CO. orEN Vio 10 P.M. n.qiLY blast waa set off in the Montis Bel- made practice takeoffi and bomb­ dall,^ 17. John HudIck, 18, and: ^®*'*‘*"* w» s naw rnfatary war- first Btatawide annual competition annual msetlng at 2 p.m. tomor­ 901 Main S t Tel. Ml 8-6321 Ekeept/Monday and Saturday CINNAMON, JEIiLY, CRULLERS-^ALL KINDS rear-wheel to in machine shop proficiency spon­ Pina Lenox Pharmacy loa in 1952. The second test series ing runa scorea of timea. 2 ^'\i *m*^*****"**’ ' Pl8na in placa of a auparapaad long freai-wheel row in the faculty lounge, Barnard was carried out at the Woomeia sored by tha two groups. Awards Hall, Teachers College. of Con­ OPEN 8 A.M. to 11 P.M. 399 E. Center SI.— MI 9-0868 But what about' that takeoff Thi.s bridge, rising high enough to permit shipping „ Potlca’iSad copaland 1. baliavml »«?■ which It has propelUeg, ee Rocket'Range on the Australian few Jersey Turii|>ike near New Ybrk''’City, just canceled development wars presented today. necticut, New Britain.. Every re­ 2 With the actual hydrogen bomb in pass underneath on the Delaware River, will lie openra con- to all S-incb mainland in 1963. to tlic western Ohio border without encountering a'red' to be atatlonqd. at Newport, R. I. tracts. tired teacher In Hartford County z the belly,. that critical moment to traffic May 25, connecting Penn.5vlvania and New Neither .of the two boya under Delta Chapter, -l^o. 61, Roykl is. invited. An announcement last month when Maj. CSmrIes T. Smith,, the light. The New Jersey Turnpike leads through New Y ^ k Dr. Clifford C. Furnaa, aastatont Jersey Turnpikes, making th^ai one of the longest con­ arreat la accuaed of the actual Mcretary of dsfansa for rtotarch Arch Masons, will confer, the Mark said the radioactive fallout from pitot, shoved forward ths.thi'Ottlea ahooUng. to rohnecticut, into Massachusetts. Kventually links'wiil mid davalopmtnt. told a Sonata Master degree at Iti* stated con­ The Friendly Circle will close lia the third teat would be less than ' and the big bomber trundled into tinuous turnpike systems in the world. The bridge, be­ occurred In the 19.52 explosion in the takeoff run? make it jxissible to go from Augusta, Maine, to Chicago Know Who Fired .Gun Approbation! ■ubcommlttee tha vocation Tomorrow evening at season with s potlucK supper- tween Bristol, Pa., and Burlington, N.J., a sliort distance Po(Jc# said, however, that they the iiland chain 12 miles i>f the' Or the moment ahead when the ^without encountering a cross road. Thi.s view looks to- p1.“ « „ " * « 8 • tM groator po- MpNedOMfTsllstt 7:30 in tha Masonic Temple. A so­ meeting at 7 p.m. tomorrow at tha CHICKEN PIE SUPPER north of Philadelphia, will enable motori.5 t.5 to go from* know the Identity of the boy de­ K a ever average toilet cial hour and refreshments will fol­ home of Mrl. David Starrett, 26 northwest coast of wsatern A us-1 plane was timed to turn and head Myd the Penn-sylvania side, (AP Wirephyo). SPONSORED BY \V’.S.C.«, tralia. | into the bombing run 7 scribed by witnesses aa having teiliplated under tho ohelved con- howL Stardily hoe- low the 'meeting^ and the high, Ferndale Dr... Election of officera Mughed when he fired a pistol bul­ ttrueted. Easily cleaned. priest, Melvin P. Boomer, hopes will be held and all reports should UNITED M m ODIST CHURCH.4IT. 44A 80LTON Reports from the explosion,area 1 An H-bomb might fail to falH let into the heart of Darrell Ho> !5!?*J"**LP*“ * •»«> >»••» aaid the blast sent an atomic away from the shacklea when Maj. planned oa the worid'a fastest long to greet many members at this be tiirned in at this meeting. Truman S^ffs them of Kensington Sunday after­ ra ^ a Interceptor, ^ SS1.00 time. SATURDAY. MAY 19— 5:30 P.M. and 4:30 P.M. cloud soaring high into the air Floiyd A. Amundson pushed the U.Sv Shipping and prevailing winds swept it out Jet Rams noon. They refused to diacloeq his fi^riiaa gav# no tfetaila, Volunteers for the snnuhl Poppy | final-button that aet the bomb for name. > : over the Indian Ocean, away from Roeoardk Fnnda Isukteg ibebs (rf Manchester Grange Sale may pick pp their poppies and | ADULTS 81.60—CHILDREN (UNDER 12) 75c Beautiful, release. At Soviet Plan * Polio* in Mariden, an adjoining WEIsOON DRUfi QOi the mainland. thatuck Of are rMjinded of nelghbo.rs’ night containers at the American For Reservations Call M l 5-5234— Ml 9-1388 For everyone -fdr Maj. Dwight Military Goods city, made the first arrests, and Beportfra at the town of Oni- Anlherlaed peeler at the wieeting of Glastonbury I.-Tlon Home tomorrow after - 8 Forest Green E. purner, the weaponeer, the turned the auepecte over to South­ Menu—Chicken Pie, Mashed Potntnes, Peas, Celery, firanberr.v low, 80 mllea from the explosion /or caMaUng tha con- •01^^ BtAiN sxi—an 8- a m Grange ThiK^day night. 1 P other six men of the plane crew, To Cut Forces In Canada, Kills IS ington police. The Meriden police Sauce, Rolls, Coffee and Assorted Homemade 'Pies. site, said the blast gave off a, all of the" more than 5,000 men To Arab Nation "•®*a For the long caiwa inter- ______— \ bright flash followed hy a mush- ' acted on Information auppllad by copter, but that t lt e r b a fi w“ « aboard the ships and on the Is-' \ the mother of one of the five room-ihaped cloud, The rapidly Paria, May i 6 Iffbt-Hariy'’■'S.' 5/ **• " I d for ona land—thefe was that inevitabfe, Tinman took a pkejptical riew to­ Ottawa,tawa. May 16 (85—A jet*treal tenement dtitrlcV in 1944 Washington, May 18 (gq-Tha allegedly Involved In the fight in / <57* swelling cloud took the shape of a gth l^ it hM haan determ ine the herye-tightening last 90 seconds. day of Spviet Russia's announebd fighter rocketed from 33,000 feetfaal I killing Irilltmer 16^St peraons. \ Dafanaa Dapartmant said today a the wooda outside the Lake Com- lana would bo heavier than Ked FLOWER VASE woman's head, they reported, and If everything went off as poiince amusement park. vapor traila from jet planes roar­ plan to cut its armed- forces |^ into a resthome for Roman Cath- Wltqin seconds after t h ^ e t hit ahipmant of mlllUry aquipmrnt •an anUclpatad. scheduled. If the weather didn't 1,200,008 men. / olic nuns last night, killing 16 the convent was a'pyre. The qxplo- Booked here on chargoa of ag­ ing in to investigate the cloud be­ balk the bomb drop in the final - chiefly ammunition and apart •**!••* *^n>aa’ teeUmony "I'll believe ly when I see it," ' i aion was heard 15 miles a w a j" gravated aaaault and breach of tha came vialble. , hours and minutes, there still re­ • iHL ^**®*osed cancella- / said the former/President. jaunty, Most of the victim* were aged I Said one eyewitness- \ parta-ia now being loaded at peace were Howard Carpenter. 17, ^ cagttM^geritjti^^ not* JUST FOR SEEIN(3 Sevgn minutes after the repor­ mained that I ' j minute interval smiling and relaxed, on hia arrival and bedridden nun*. They perished I "They never had a chance/’ \ . Sunny Point, N. -C., for delivery and Jpeeph L. NItanfi, 18, both o f Northrop Aircraft, Haw­ \‘ ters saw the flash, they said k [^between the scheduled time for re- in with Mrs. T^m an for a seven- an inferno lit by the Canadian i Siatei- Marie des Martyrs, on8 to Saudi Arabia. Merideh. thorne. Calif., and North Amart- Air Force priOO twin jet plane. I of the last to leave the buftdlng. . A spokesman told of the ahlp- . Police did not diacloee the iden­ can Aviation, la>a AiigtlM. A The new, exciting / (Continued on Page Twentj-Tno) (Cnnllniied week tour of Europe. Page Twenfj.Two) Asked (f be. thought the Cold The pland' smashed like a bomb said Aames almost blocked her exTt 'ment when asked about a' New tity of the mother to whom they spokesman gave lack o f Amds for Ilikathalifehor*--''.'' Into the three-story brick con-. York Post atory which aaid the talked. p/i/ccD roe r^p/PTY War waa oyer, Tcuman. said: t she managed lo jump cleaa. research and development aa tha ButlmjggSchaeftpbflep.. - "1 don't know. 1 don't have the ,valescent honie of the Grey Nuns^ ^ h e told a reporter: 6,714-ton freighter Monterey was Niland and (JarpentOr were MUOIL Central Indulgence Agency woik- of the Cross, alongside the Ottawa^ "It happened so fast. Sudden- takiiig on a military cargo for picked up la Meriden at p.m, Furnaa defended the administra­ Could you ggnd me 10 cases ty boat?^ Ing for me!’’ .; . River seven miles east of Ottatva. l.Vi there waa a noise like a thun­ Saudi Arabia including hUge cfatea yesterday- and questioned fdr.six tion-approved 13,800,000,000 mili­ i V Red Manpower Gut Plan ^'The bodies of thri-'e n'uns. And a derclap. The panes blew, out, lettered In red, white and blue: hotira before they were hookad on tary research progfam, whlcli be W ed. OnlY Specials He delved, too, into politics in a priest had been recovered /torn the The window frames, made of wood, "From l)SA for Mutual Defense." fugitive chargee. Then, they were We Give WORI.D WIDE STA.MPS with THESE SPECIALS Z free-swiqging. Impromptu news conferencaconference beside his train in the smouldering debris early' today. splintered and the\ next second The spdkesmah said the ship­ brought here and Jailed in lieu of The a d e o ^ y o f the amount haa Sister Marie Edmond, assistant posting the heavy ball. St; Lau re station. there was Are everywhere. ment is part.cif an order -by the bteh. chaltengad from eevaiml W ASHEK-bJU^YER \ Perils U.S. Leadership general of the order, said there *' WouM he support "Strangely enough, there was no Ai'sb ^ountry that waa approved : ‘Pull Stolemeata’ | quartem bn Capitol Hill. SUGAR CUIRED READY TO EAT COMBINATION New York's were 36 sisters in the convent. t • ^ • Demooratlc Gov. Aver panic. We pul on our. slippers, month* ago. Lika the ahipmant in Meriden Det. Capt.. Walter L. PYirnai-sald he feels the hlgamt Averell Harrlman She said that besides the known for thb presidency ? slipped into nut’ robes and made Febrtiaiy of 18 M-4I Walker Bull­ Kurcon said he had obtained "full problem is Ir shortage o f scienUeta By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER ^ dead eight Were missing and pre­ our way in orderely fashion to, the and engineers. X; "O f course. If he is nominated," dog tight tanka, he aaid, it wax BONELESS sumed dead. ‘Twenty two other Are exits.” - The Pentagon' '- research chltf / Washington, 16 i/P) - - Riis-)n the AP Wires heavy work load ,oh other A ir ' ■ / paigning for the Democratic nomi­ burst Into Aames at onM,” said 0 cutback is not likely to affect Rifs-' could not be verified. Dulles Force bomber crashed into a Mbn- Sister Louise Auguste, s survivor. cost. , • Force projects required the full V ■ obis'sihoiS! b7,rT7l— * h 'I^ iy b ,!r^ ' b.-'ybody b ooHuiottb ...... -> :/ ■■■ ■/, aia's capacityfor atomic war, the summed, up his attitude thi'a w’sy nee, whoever he may be., services of its en^neers. CUBE •V ■'ll was horrible. I think /every­ Soma officials said, however, B47 move win almost certainly be le-' ' I'n, merely warning that I be/ A crowd of at least 2<)0 news­ iBBS A T RCA Fly Fbater than Bouad .....• ------one on the top floor must have that It would be logical to auppose Ijondon, lay I t ( ^ — Aa garded In many tountriea aa evi-iiieve what has happened can be men and photographera crushed in that the amnuinltton Includes The new plana was lo be called on Trumsn, showering him with been buined. Mpny on the ground Ameriran ralajet bomba, dence of peaceful Sfoylet intentions explained by economic fsetora and , ..... shells for the 76 mm. guns with upon to oUtpreform'Uia MoOonnell Lb. queaUons in the light of flashbulbs. flcKir also were- unable U* gel out. .rraahed U la the AiiahMc lessening western defense needs. the desire of the Soviet rulers /to News Tidbits U happened so fast The whole !/«^hich thi; M*'41 tanjts <*r« armed, n o i, Oonvaij-F103 and Lockhoad STEAKS WE ARE LOCATED Trumqn. carrying a shiny black about IS I o ff LaMd's Ead, FT04. all o f which A y faster than REG. 77e 2. It generates new pressure on strengthen their economy imteiTins building seemed to go up likelike w '* light tanka left New the U4I. cane' and .fsypring a foot lamed Culled from AP Wires R. Mr, F 8rco aaaouaced. the speed of sound and are now in "IN THE CENTER the Eisenhower administration to of agilcultuie and indu'stry—iUr- torch." York on Feb. 20 after President A majoi about two .weeks ago. obviously ilof/air seOrrh was Im- production but not yet in opera­ regain Uie initiative friim the Rus- hap* to have more people in/The medlalel, OF MANCHESTER" mans through some bold new move,: factoi ies, which produce modern enjoyed himself despite the jos­ ^ lanackedv sJoag tho tional use. IMPORTED POLISH CHOPPED (Continued Pago Twenty-Two) (Continued no Page Elghteeu) Houlh Bagllale coaatXoae para- F o rie 4 ei^oymnt'ml beer! . /. N ot all these pressures come from. .. - . ■. , tling. He resjiondfd lo the .cheers ^Intense behind-the-scenes atriig-' A t the time of the<^ Iptereeptor democratic critics: there apparent­ over Deiildcnitln yddancy op] .rtwla Hail "eporiad sighted (Continued on Page. Twebtj/-flve) j (Cohttaued o . Page T w en ty.^ o) about 8>/| miles off ehorei'-OaM ^ t r M t awards . laa( fall, the . ly is some such concern Inside, the tax-writing Senate Finsh.ee Com- Alli\ Force' also awarded MmUiu*/ P R E S S f ib ai^m'ihistration. mitte,) comes to climsx this after­ survivor was reported pteked no "Phkse 1" design and development by a Prenrb trawler.^ 3, The problem qf keeping Cold. noon. ;\, Governor Ribicoff says I controls for a supersonic Aghtw- WOODLAND \ War neutrals alei*t to the dangers State offers comblnatloa unequaled I Ik e’s Win in Nebraska BARM HWAP WITH REIM ^ q f expanding Soviet Influence an.v^vhere else in counlr.v when one I (Coattetied oa Page T w eaty-1 ^) HAM Lb. tntqugh political and-economic-ln-; combinea.its ability amj the niamj- W'aohlngtoB, May Id (8»i — filtraUqn ia intensifiril, ■ * j factiirlh’g skilia of her people with Her retar.r of Oommrrre Weeks Refutes Farm Revolt today tnaaed dqwa aa appllca- . .fn li lb. cans. REG^ 99c IT'S pl-an'tiHg TIME G A R D E N ? .^^W^kena. U.S. Strategy excellent industrial locations avail- ,tb|e. _■ . tioB by aa Ameriraa Arm |d ex­ 4. " h a ground' seerhs to.have j-. change terbaleal data, with Bos- British Expect To Plant The Best, Stofi Here First! ■been ciit from tinder one of this Officijtls o f New Y’ork City's By THE ASSOCIATED PRiieff , ela oa o^raUoa of advaaced Produce Department country's strategies for'pressuring TreBsur*r> office say city's aulb- President Eisenhower easily out--they ■ expected no, .-significant type oil driHlag Mts. Weeks Russia to agree to the reunifica­ ^mobile* sales lax was'. rescinded drew Sen. Eqtes Kefauver— as -ex; I'clianges in the normal Republican held it might eadaager miUonaL apore Riot tion of Germany., and live solution last June but tax rullectjans went eeeurity. / TRANSPLANTED ANNUAL FLOWERING PLANTS of that outstanding East - W est: rlght-pn. . . Chairman Ce'Rqr't (D- peeled today as counting con'-.,:. cam­ WAOT problem therefore becomes more,; N t»i of Houqe Judiciary Commit­ ;t|nued In separille Nebraska pri­ As Talks Fail AbERATUM MARIGOLDS dlfficuU.''.-',., . paign for write-in vol^__by any CANDIDATE AOCUMED teelays tie will resist any legisla­ group. ■ ’ .-^ Mo«Usod. W it, May Id (g > _ Concern over these problems ap, tion "even remotely connected'' mary elections hold yestel day. The A StERS ' SALVIAS ratio gsvec no Indication of any The p.reference-voting q tsultx are ^ WIeexmsIn State Board of Smgapore, May 18 (P) — ftttiah -^ lOO HEVf^CUSTOMEfSi - 5 0 / i^rentij'. motivated the, skeptical with -James F.. Byrnes', suggestion - " ; (INEXPEITIENCE IIEI.PFI'I.) ALYSSUM ITI SNAPS iuniflnlial farm iihrest. not blinding on itie 18 Republicah Bar Commisslowers' today- ae- rulers of this d o w n colrniy braced line taken by administration' offir 'The Supreme (.’ourl must he and 12 Democratic national con eitls yesterday in diarusaiqg Moa- curbed" With 1..383 of 2,127 precincts re- , , , , . j ruaed Republican U .«. Hcnate themselves today for an' outbreak . . To e.\perlence the great satisfaction in buying fruits and CALENDULAS VERiENAS porting. Eisenhower had 57,921 Mention delegates selected. Vlr- caadidato Mark Catlln Jr., of of violence feared-developing In vegetables — fresh-as-esn-hr In just the amount you want, PETUNIAS 2 doz- 9 5 / ZINNIAS / Premier Gu.V Mullet o f France votes. On the Democrati. primary *-b* ' GOP candidates accepUag moaey from prisoa la- not pre-packaged. Here you can buy 'one onion, one pepper, appeals lo .Soviet Union to destroy side, Kefauver had 32,019 votes, or Elsenhower supporters and malea for favors. Shortly after the ,wake of the col)opsa e f Inde­ harriers separating East'and Wes’l one turnl|>—OR A HUNDRED. Hop on the hahdwagon to­ DWARF DAHLIAS ~ Rhee's Vole Di •ops’ shout 36 per cent of the vote to Kefauver was the m.ost popular the aanouacemeat was made It pendence talks in London. morrow; Buy JI'.ST THE A5IOI .VT VOI W A N T ^ t Popular at .Kremlin caviar and cognac choice among the Dernocrats. waa leaned that Gatlin’s father, luncfheoii. . . . Chairman B.vrd (D-. 64 por cent for* Eisenhower. „ , Some British' reeldente predict­ Fruit and yegetable Dept. GERANIUMS * Nowtring Shrub* In Third Triumph - ' Meanwhile, the political paths of In the 'Joint .Oregon appearance Mark Gatlin Sr., 74. former ed bloodshed and rioting would ' Va'i says he hopes .Senate Finance of Kefauver and Stevenson, where HOP aesemhlyman. and one Hme TRANSPLANTED Committee will complete action on. Kefauver and Stevenson crossed break out on a scale'comparable to EXTRA SPEfLil.i ’ In Eugene, Ore., where both ap­ both arc seeking that state'a 16 Oly-mpte nthlete, died of a heart the Cyprus violence In the Medi­ ' FLOKiGOl.D I.NDIAN ' Seoul. Korea, May 16 i/Pi -- House-passed Hiwlal Seeurll.V bill ' DemocraHo delegate votes in the * EvorgrtfMS peared St the same ) emocratic attack. terranean. SAVEET j i ’ IC’Y. RIVER PINK HEEDLESS VEGETABLE 60c and 85c Doughty old Syngman Rhee won ■ and thus rleaf w*y for expected national convention,- -both candi- hia expected thini term as.South aharp floor debate. rally. The tv.-o. presidential hope­ I dales continued to hammer aw-ay d iie f Minister David MarahaU TANGERINES GRAPEFRUIT Also Small Redding Sire ' Korea's president today but strong fuls covered much the same U NU GETS IW MEATS said in London ha is coming homa ' * Rowaring and Attractive Mrs. l^rraine Clark j at the Eisenhower administration. Rangoon, Burma, Mav 16 UN-;- opposition rut hi* vote to only ■ g ound in separate talks. ' Adlal Hit* (M>P Giveaway to resign; a move which could PLANTS .4 Shade Trtt*' about .55 per cent of the total bai- of Newbur.vpori, Mass., is sched­ Ike, Estes I'nopposrd Premier U Nu’s oatl-Fasclet uled to go before grand jury in )e- Ste\'enjion accused Republicans bring the Leftist People’a AcUoa lots'caat. In yesterday's Nebraska People’a Freedom Ijeague and Ita party into power. doz. • TOMATOES ' GLADIOLI lULBS » V- ' opening of spicy murder case in ' 4 . The 81-year-old. Conservative,.: alllee won 198 ot the 238 seats In "This ia a great victory for * Rhododendrons which she waa convicted of killing he said waa the lower House of Parllslnirnt • LEH U C E Smith Koriea’s only president since' was opposed on their respective built ud abroad by the Democrats. communUra," Marshall asserted in CHoicR -xnx. 59c Doz. spouse. . . . Whopping 11 per cent K a l l r x * . 0 ,,¥ i i . . i ______I _ _ • In the April 27 election, utioffi- 8r the Republic.waa eatabllshed ini ballots. But NcbiasUans lis-ing out He repeated hia proposal to sus­ a voice , trembling with anger. T»iESE ARE l-DAY SPECIALS ONLY! | • CABIAGE ' 1948, polled 72.6 per Cent of the jump In ktate general fund tax side the state's 13 largest cities rial relurne showed today. The PANSIES. ROSEBUSHES collei'tion over past 10 monlha is pend thia country's hydrogen bomb . The three-week-old talks broke • IR O C C O L I * Send, Fertiliser. total vote in the 1952 election. about 60 pec rent of the total popu­ combined opposition won 33 announced by Tax Commissioner tests and not resume them unless seate. Ibrenty-elght are etUI un­ off yesterday over British insla- • PEPPERS WINDOW BOXES and " Ihsecticide, Lime, ,In the separate vice presidential John L. .Suflivisn. i lation could vote in either pri­ Russia does. "It is . . high time tence on retaining final control of ballots Rhee's. nmnthg mate, Lee mary. decided. Election for the 123 Wholesale food prjpes as mesa-1 t^at we stop merely ■ talking ao internal defense on this •'island FREE AND .MANY .MORR URNS NLLED ' Peat Moss, etc. Ki. Poong. waa trailing Denio- seats In the uppper bouse will be til ed by Dun A Bradstreet ' rise Any substantial departure fioip much about our desire for peace held- May 81. base. Marshall's delegation would n atic party candidate Chang and take some initiative to allay agree only to a supreme security PARKING Myun, a former ambassador to rimrply-'to'their WbiriTeVeTainc^, '"iT pre^nlmanny SoP last October. ; . Dauphin (Jounty the world's misgivings," Stevenson- DENIES E51BEZZUNO council on which the British woulil the 0n)ied States: However, Lee state would be interpreted an a court In Pehttaylvahia orders itate fsid. Nerfolk, Va., May Id idb — be represented but would not domi­ RETAIL Wholesole was gtill given a good chance to Bef ore Dive into History lignsl of rural discontent with sd- to hold up paymeat of aBMnpto.v- Kefauvqr said "One of thf .ncxt Aoeused eUbetzlar Mlaale Man- nate. 974 pull ahead |n the rural counting. ministratloq farm policies. Nfe- president's first tasks will be to gum, 68. pleaded laaoeeat' today MarshaU daeeribad the Britleh gwOOPUND GARDENS Because of Rhee's advanced age, *“ ■ outfit checked at Pprla- niMit roapeasalloB to Westilig- brasks normally goes Republican Solng on hia "unauthorized ' miizion negr housa Electric Oorp. workers linger recapture for America the respect to the Amt of » aorioa eC- ladlct- offbr to grant limited aelfgoven- MAIN\ST. many politiceM think the next vice. by sbSut B to 1. o f 14S WOODLAND ST. OPEN EVENINGS Ml 3-C744 the 3ovlat cruiaar Ordzhonikidze. Shortly. after ' thia photo waa. "lockout" ruling that makes 23.000 otli_ her ------nations,"- adding the naaato' lavoivtag her la fiaataatlo ment. os “a Chriotmoa p a M m t diaappaared and haa not Elsenhowerrcsrried the state tn ynited atatfs should not depend ohortagsa at aearly g l mllUoa TH E P O M RCHAEFEB BREWINO CO. <1^ CONN,, DfO. (OMltaMg asi Pag* Twaaty-Rve) been heard from alnca.' worker* aligible for jobless bsne- with-oraanio sauca,** (N E A TalaShoto). 1952 by h 69-31 percentage. Ke­ Uut wrackadNwOsmmoatmaltb }■ v*. flts during rscsnt litb May 16 (P)—The preal- Midnight-2 a.m...... Rudolph 'Thomas He served with a GerriuR regiment iisa stss HanelMstar Kvanlng H a r • I d "FOMIDDEN Hartford,. May 16 iB The State 2 a.m.-4 a.m...... '. A'bhinteers Needed on the Rusaian f e * t InNWorld War >ventrj\ M*yi 16 (Bpeclal)—.^University of Connecticut drama Oevantry Oarraapondent, M rs. C. 6*nt of General Motors, who last I.«glilative Council rejected a pro- i J s m -6 am Ldindoit, Ma.v IS (Ao. nexv ro­ t e l . Ml 8-8184 Skin Speciajil^st Shows How To PLANIT' ...... Volimterra Needed II. left German^after tike war and it Board, of Education will hear department will praaant a play L . UM Ia, iaiapliona P llg tlm S-S881. posal that would permit the sale o f ; « a'm’-6 a!m' mance rum(jr cropped up today year accurately forecast record . Jean Marcel, Ronald Gsmbolatl now ia-a director of a London ship­ WALTER PIGEON land fUr housing and development,. . m -10 a m" around Britain'a pretty Prlpceaa ANNB ntANcn auto sales, has scsled down his ...... y. Clifford Fisher, Philip McGehtn' Margaret. ping compMV. He la a brtther of r r r ™ ' w!.JS!.''.“’r ’*rs;su .o. COMPETITIVE MOmBMOOD 19.56 prediction for the industry. along ^nnecticut'a approved high- jo .pjocn’ Greece’s ^u een Fredertka. NOuSen teachers In the Junior high pro- Th'eatree festival entries. In which waya, but it approved several other Noon-2 w m , ...... B etty Fivosinsky. Helen Shepafd The Dally Rxpreaa quoted Ger­ Rinse A w ^ Bl^ickheads Watumka, Okla. (ffV--Nalaon Harlow Curtice had said the ...... Volunteer. Needed Victoria)-^ was his great-jmat- ANNIVERSARY SALI gram at u meeting tomorrow at the playara took part, will ba an- Roberta haa a young hen with a "RANSOM" propoeala yesterday.' , bm man-born Prince Christian of Han­ current year would be the auto in­ p.m...... Mrs. Harold Lord, O llvr CqArtler grani^other. 7:80 p.m. In the Coventry OraDi- nounced at an awarda party Satur- strong motherhood instinct al­ GLENN FORD “nie Council is a body which ■ , p.m.-6 p.m...... over aa saying " I can neither con­ msr---- School. KnlfhU of Pythias dustry's second beat with retail studies possible legislation between ...... James Hbgan firm nor deny" rumors that he and PURE though aha never had any chicks DONNA REED ■ales of 6',4 million cars. Last 6 p.ni.-S p.m...... I.aicy Burke .vTsachers who will give reports Hall, Hartford. The local group of her O' .. ■easiona of the Connecticut Gener­ Margaret \rtll announce their-en­ >Buys Hotpl New Yorkpp' night,\at a news conference, Cur­ al Assembly, which meets every 6 p.m.-lO p.m...... Joseph Martin gagement. are Richard M. Clay, on mathe- prMcnted “Chi-Fu” by William The RAbarts cat .made tha mis­ STARTS SUNDAY, l.<> p.m.-Midnight .. matirs; George Caouette, aclence; Justema Jr. < tice cuL the figure to 5.800.000/ two years. .. Mrs. Dorothy Steeleyiaabel Rau TURPENTINE take of picking the hen's neat to The rumors also were noted bir Hartford, May IS im —. Joseph Garland Reedy, industrial arts and BKck to Amuae Yonl This is 1.600,000 under 1955. It Thr"propoaal that It rejected K. Merry Weedert Veto bear' her litter of fiva kittens and 0^. the Daily Mail, but it aaid it. “un- Maaaaglla Jr., president of Mas- Mijs. Lottie Iloy, English and "MISTER ROBERTS" wotild be the third highest sales would give the Statff Park aridVoiunleeia may register at Civil Cyfenae Headquar- The Merry Weedera 4-H Garden then the hen took over. She hov­ "Second Greatest Sax" total, exceeded in 1950 and 1955. > tera. Municipal Building, Manchester on Monda>yWednesday or Frt- deratanda there, la no truth in aagiia. hotels, which operates the languages. Forest Commission authorUy to' these reports.'' GflL -j- /«IC»ATt^ K UTKIN au b haa voted to meet the first ered over tha kittens Ilka a mother Curtice, under questioning,'Vrid day from 1-5 p,m. or Tuesday eve-ning from 7:^P:Sl) p.m. Bond Hotel here, announced yes­ $1.19 'The agenda of unfinished busi­ and third Tuesday! of each month sell land near the highways. Buckingham P a 1 a c e/declined / of Vjtaaa Hfleaa hen and chased tha mother cat General Motom now haa 50,WQ, In rejecting it. the Council said terday.he bought the Hotel New 'Now M woman n «H i9»- it ness will ipclude a budget re)>ort at the home of Mrs. Harold E. 3SnSQS9BBBDS3SXH any comment, following ita uaiial v/han she cams close. fewer hourly employes than it did the sale of the land M'ould aet off Yorker in New York from the Hil- apair nf/Keftinr rid of \ and a remedial reading report Hills, leader. Joseph Motycka is pattern in matters irtvoivlng the ton chain for $30 million. / biackh^da that mar an other- ^ from Worcester Warren. aupL. of last June. He did not go into de­ ■ an ''erosion ppirar! which could sentence for 'cISliceBling stolen own 1^'yer. She charged intoler­ wlaeyfiear and lovely com- also a leader of the group. tail. He said some additional lay­ private affairs of (he royal fam­ achools; Royal O. Fisher, prldcj- ; threaten laigiPaegmenta of land re- goods, defeated a dinbrce action by able/truelty atnt-e the third day ily...... ■ pieMon. For hero ia a won- American Legion AuxUiary offs are planned fbr thia week and Free China reports ita popula­ 'ILLIAMS TuIU' aimpte treatment pai of the Robertson School; and set yed for park and forest use his wife yesterday. He,acted as hta their marriage April 10, iwi'. The American LegtoA Auxiliary that he hoped these would be the Margaret and Christian are dia- tion ia now more than 10 million. M AIN ST. ipvea dramatic proof of . Francis A. PeiTOtti, principal of' ThMe M'ei'e the proi>oaBla the what It will do the very firat has. voted not to announceWinners last for the 1956 model run. GM _ VVillll Studio Coiinctl approved of; /'^,---- time you uae It. ^ Qie Coventry Grammar School. of the Americanism essay and / "In thouaanda of beauty 7 had some 3S0',000 hbiirly rated Gloria ilpsa Guaxelll 1. Ceilings for the bonded debt aalona arroaa the country, Warren' is expected to report on poppy potter contests until awards employes at peak production pe­ playground supervision. Discus­ regional school dirtrict may incur. thouaanda of women hava art made to contestants at a riods last year. Mr. and Mrs. Giibxetti of Hobert 2. Uniform /StateM'jde motor paid from |3 to |10 for aln- sion will be. held on teachers' School SMembly program. fl* Queen . 'Helene Treat- He said the industry as a whoje- St., Southington, abqpiince the boat regulation law for boats on sslariesx. The unit recently voted 810 to ( FREDERIC E. WERNER N"' menu. However. 1 have ar­ had run into several difficulties engagement of their*^aughter, all inland M-atera. / SHO ranged for Hale'a to bring .- 77 Confirmed Saturday the National Child Welfara Foun­ in selling cars this year. But. he. Gloria Rose, to Daniel rN Yerilli you .the very aame treat- Seventy-seven were . confirmed — 3..- A Atate constitutional CONVENIENT KEITH STORES TH U R S,D A Y U N TI L 9 P.M...F O R H O M E-S ______j ' ______inentR at a coal of le ti than dation, which aaslsts vaterans' PreteitlB said, as fat as General Motbrs Is Jr/, son of Mr, and Mrs. Dan F. .amendment to permit the Gover­ A V I GSI ,I0c eaoh.c to youraeif at Saturday by Bishop Bernard J. children; and 82.50 to both the ■ / concerned, ovei-piodiictlon in 1955 Verilll of Princeton St. honye.’* \* Flanagan, o f the Norwich nor to vVto individual Items in X deliffcled.** Myi Mi.i Ji.»iine Riiiii (Uh) «firr draiomlralion./^uM . Coventry and Mansfield Cancer / 'was not one of the difficulties. nnd is.xue bills passed bv the Leg- Hale'a guarantee* you will Diocese, at St. Mary's Church. Of Mias Giizxqtti ts a giadiiate o f rT . ^ h H i«« my * » « ! " .iid Mift (;ilda D’Amhrnni (r,ni,r). "n’t tract'^F rin'l be delighted with reaulta. If Fund drives. A questioner ■ suggested that l>iqture. ' ii! whrr# d;4 th# h1*rkhf«tii all go?** axrlaimrd Mi*a Shlrlaf ^r«f|iaay(H^t)« this number, 42 were boys and 35 St. Mary'i School. East Hartford you are not. your mon^y will Mrs. Stanlsy Harris and Mrs. PAU L E. PAIG E Walter Reuther, president df thk and is employed at Neu-comb 4Na federal SocialySecuril.v pro- ba cheerfully yffunded. girls. Alva Roya represented the Auxil­ United Aiito Workeia, and others The list follows; Raym.Omd Spring Co. Her fiance, a graduate gian'iNo be integydted M-ith the iary at annual visitation day. May in a ■ 'had laid some of the blame for the of______Manchester ...... High .School...... and ...^the Slitte aihmoyes’.^^nsion...... r - ....— ______system.,_ Miclette, Jeoffrey Morris, Roy MA- 3, at tha West Haven Veterans poor market on. .bvei'-production i Rotishon Ipstilute of Photography, ■ /Council ^h^bt’or Harry Lugg re-j Jor, Alien William Caasidy, Ray­ Hospital. and over.supply of cars in IP.V), | i. employed at the United A ir - / lifted that y^xHiperatlve program'] mond Nye. Allan Gray, Patrick Gold Star mothers who repre­ PIANOFORTE RECITAL Curtice said; "W e have not In- cj-afj Corp worked o>if befWeen the council Fa$VEa$y Treafment Bremita, Bruce Shirshac, Ciennia sented the unit at the Gold Star diilged in ovei-piotliictlon at any! ^ veedding ia planned, and th y Yale. Lhw School is* Douvllle, Jack Sullivan, Lawrence Mothers Tea May 6 in Deep River time.” :------1 _ ____ / produvfng, reaulta. He. aaid four ITH KEITH'S^ SUMMER I Flynn, Walter • Wanager, Thomaa included Mrs. William Chobot, Among the difficultirs, he said,! inWy .xchohl atudenta ftaye aub- how available for home use Roche, Richard Diehl, John Hill- Temple Belh Sholom Mrs. Ralph M. Reynolds, Mrs. \ were the Federal Reserve Board's* Ben Ezra Chapl^r ted a 217-page reviaionN}f the ■; ^ ^ J iy i^LAlRE HOFFMAN ^ ' y ' man,. Stev.eyi Buckley,-Charles Harry Gambino, all of Mansfield; ,, ■ \ . policy of tighter credit and the - ^ , ------3 corporation lawn. Luthl, Richat'd-.Barrett, Richard Mrs. Agnes 'Friedrich, Andover; Wednciday Evening, May 23rd,~ 1956~ great amount of, apeculatibn that, Langer, Wayne McKinney, John and Mrs. D. Brown and Mrs. Her­ 1957 models M-oiild be revolution- Plans "chooi projecu c. NEW YORK, N. Y,—i w u one of an oudirnre ofinily A T 8:18 O'CLOCK home iile a,nd propo.-w^ Wanager, Richard Deapard, Alfred man F. L«Doyt, both of Gbventry. rry. .-w--— I provide aid to persons afflicted •nrpriMa men, women end leen-agen yeeterday, when Johnson, John Ohiund, Keith Rose, Drivers to the tea were Mrs. ' Curtice said the credit controls Ben Ezra ■ ETiaptef o y B'nai | with ab-called catasti'ophic ill- Tickets available without charge at Kemp's Miisie a leading New York ekin ipecinllst drmongtrated • new Alex Caany, William Schanback, Charles Fahey. Manafield, and were bad and should be reversed. B*rith will hold a ^m b ei'sh ip ; ^ r ^ id way o f removing blackheads. Karh demonsfra- John Cseplel, Robert Greenwood, Mrs. William Hotchkiss, Coventry. Store. Potterton’a, Tha Music Shop and the Werner He a(kniUed his new sales figure Michael Greenwood, Dknnia Killy, Little Music Shoppe. was ba.xed on the assumption luncheon at Cavey'r' Restaurant tion took only lo miniiiet -— and the resndl* M’ere The next Fourth District Amer­ (^oiivict B^lks nivivrcip Bid'. franklr anuaia'gl Uglr kl.ck------Peter Ambrose. ican Legion meeting will be held \ credit will be ea.sed sometime May 22. at 1 o'clock, which all i Also, Chester Fuslck, Richsrd while 19.56 models still are on sale. paid-up members and prospective —'fy . hMd* actnallf riniipd awa^ own eyea, the dirt thia creain Ih the local Legion Home on Wall ■ ------‘'i - , ------Norwich, May 18 {JO '- Clarence i and auax coald Im te a on floats out 6f her ikin—-will Santoro, Robert Miclette, William St. June 8 at 8 p.m. with Mrs. He said predictions of rcvolu- members are-invited to attend. Locks, Robert RoWohaud, Allen tlonaiy ohanges just weren't ao. Fairbanka, aerxing a.two to 4-year IIm wUla cleaniing tiwae. that beipn.to understand why it if Charles Raisch and Mrs. Eugene The guest speakerXfor the oc- aalahed carh tiratmeal. so important to uie a clecAier Covelllo, Robert Dalton, Robert W. Connor as general chairmen. The •'auto industry, according to: But ihii wa.n'l all! The that really works. T IIY TISSUE TESTI Tint weth fees thsroughly, then epely treat- Salters, Gerald Avery, Davey For the third year, the unit will Curtice, makes evolutionary j t^e*i(m\Will be Kenneth C. Tedford, nfVlt; tissueUB8UR air .-.. N ivowowtou jou esncan sc*a«v .«•. .. tinyvinf specksapecaa ofor bisckdibci^ oien your changes, a few new things pt a ! who Is'Irtterior decorator for Wat- IreatBMal alas helped redure “ Suction Action** Coughlin, Sally DeClcca, Loralne offer scholarship awarda to pupils •al-rgail perca aad made tiaiiof that wart oaca ogly blackhaad* and imbedded port dirt. Young, Janet Bicker, Maureen attaining the highest scholastic tinfe, ' kins Bros eeagh, utuddy eanplazioaa The second itep in thie ikin Gainey, Barbara Oalensky, Cath­ standards in Coventry arid Mans­ Another bad thing, he .said, was! ' , X .. ... laok elcaner, elearer and apecialiat’s treatment was an 1 READ WHAT BEAUTY EDITORS SAY: erine Kelly, Shelia Cone, Vivian field eighth grades/ The award for the as.xumption that 1957 models-/ P’’*"*" application of Quean Htlene’e would be introduced earlier. Geh-i " checife of. membership. : sainotkar. royal Messing /or those leho’ re keen bothered eorf^ M lhl, Marguerite Green, Mary each town will be 810. Uatque, a dalightfuliy mint- MlghleA hy Merhheeds.” — Ruth Miiggleher, ITooten’e Haynei, Diene Santoro, Jean Mrs. Harold Jaihei has been eral Motors cai s will be introduced *'?* •noomiced the following names j medicatadcraam.He had them about the same period as last year.l members who sre working Op J Hen*aw|i«tlaaw ,it 6 Editer, BOSTQM DAILY RECORD Coughlin, .Judy BonkowSki, Jean placed in charge of arranging' me­ TELEVISION smooth it on w i^ their Anger morial sprays for the Mansfield “ in other words. Nov. 1 plus, or -cOmnuttee for the lupcheqn; ; Far^' tips, applying it very gener­ "Vhen.e shin sjpecielist is responsihie /or e rotihetir ling BonkowskI, Suaan Cahill. Five woman and two man' Center Cemetery on Merpdrisl minus 10 days ’ he said-. / ! Sn.vder, ;hairman; I Prompt TV Sorvic* ously on “ trouble spots'’ such from hit prirete /ormules you here tnmolhina.” — . Also Gloria Dubord, Catherine Curtice said 19.57 models xvill: J«rome Brettschnelder, Mrs.; wara aacA given three prod- Flaherty. Joy DeCosta, Patricia Day. Mrs. William Cramm' Mill neta and told how to uie as around the nose and dntoinette Donnriiy, NEW YORK DAILY ^ W S PROCRAMS cost more than 1956 models. /He I Block. Mrs. Alvin Spitalnick, Insist a TELSA Man HAMMOCK ml STAND Carlin, Margaret BIsaette. Priscilla make wreaths for the two war ttmn. The apecialiit hinitelf mouth. said labor and all raw njatefials; t ''*- Moses. Mrs. Bernard “ Egertiee trey to henish MotkhooJt...If tiuhhnrn Merh- .Ambrose, Paulette LeBlanc, Gail memoriaU located near the Mans­ did nothing but dira^ them— Any woman will really en­ are somewhat,fligher and t t the Cole, Mrs. Dax’id Wynshaw and Y oin l find the mem­ Summer comfort at a low Keith joy this part of the i treat­ heeds bother you, you'll he. thrilled In using e hrend-nete Zimmer, Ginger Crowe. Deborah field Town Hjll. it waa ao aaayl Video Everyday — price of st^^ is 'expected rise. Mrs. Seymour Caplan. bers listed in the yellow price. Enameled steel stand and ment! For within two or treetment trhirh does leendert lotrerd rleeriot e dis­ Veronica htalloy, Cathy Unit mem'bera and past presi­ Firat, ha had them eleania turbed rompierion." BOSTON DAILY GLOBE dents are invited to the past presi­ A ll Rights Reserved — colorful Hammock with attached three mlnutea your skin be­ ^ B rie , Carol Ann Murdock, San­ p ^ e s of your telephone Pillow. Three point suspension. their facet thoroughly. Not dents’ parley Friday at the Nath­ H. T. Dickinson -A Co., Inc. gins to feel a marvelous stim­ dra Johnson. Patricia DeSlato. Ann WoMiPii Voter's to M e e t book. Move it anywhere on the porch or With any eramm that takea off “ Thenki to e doctor'i remerhehfe diirorery romei e an Hale Hotel, Wlllimantlc. / •n*F •B*'faca dirt, but with a ulation, as though being trientifle three-ttey thin end heeuty treetment that tehee Romano, Diane Zimmer, Cathy S^fe Reei’ii-i lawn. * 1 2 Tomorrow's Meetings /. acientifle laboratory-developed "massaged" by thh action of only 10 mlnutei hut grodurei ttartlinit results." ^ ilfy "**- Carol Slwik, and Carol HBTtfprti, May 16 i^) - - The O'- a-aanaw vva waim miitg the medicated ingiediente in BOSTON EVENING AMERICAN -Charland. Tomorrow’s meetings include Leagiir of Women Voters of Con­ the/masque.'Next your face Den 4 of Cub Scout Pack 65, w(hich Area FaVm Hel aran the grime that Town Demonatration Day necticut will hold its biennial StAte y f t f bean gaked and cemented feala alternately “ not" and Rineea away with water skin will need to be kept beau­ will meet with Mrii. Dgvid R ^ e •ELUXE GLIDER "cold" — followed In a few ^own Demonatration Dav. spon- at 7 p.m.; Brownie Trbo^ 70. « The >/■ ™to the norea for weeka. It tiful and healthy-looking. by the 4>«, Mill take pUce y la called Queen/ Helene’t minutea by a delightful een- After about 10 minutee, the p.m. with Mrs. John T. Ctousin- ploynient ThehqJ^t of .Summer Luxury! Similar to illuatraUon, with ■ation of utter relaxation. 'masques were/rinsed away, Imporlanl DiaroveVy for '‘ I ‘ he Rip and Stitch 4-H, after school prosperClive KibAcro and stjaic-, o-nn = i-a in -,.. white SH^iel fiamea, resilient Innersprlng quahlon, dti W M p p ^ Cleantinff Cream. Robertson School. Mrs. Everett 9:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Aa it ia applied, it liqueffea Then your skin feels tighter with witter. Hoi or cold makes Normal .f'nmplexiona loo! with Mrs, Julia DeLorge; UtUe heiT.v workeis have been l•ecl■u)r4d luxe PlllowSi^ma tipholsteciid In heavy grade plastic. The . . and tighter • , . and no difference — the hardened Barth IsXgeneral chairman. I.«ad- The Council meeting is held In and lloata out much o f the Scissors 4-H, after school with In its curieni drive.' y the Interim years fium the .‘ttate V tighter.' creain diasolvet in seconds. Even if you are not plagued are o f club,mernbera-MVho will taka But, Mi^fs Hazel AndeisOn, of­ •eat cuahlonshw plain. In choice pf Green, Yellow or Rad, pore "llller" with ita rapid by blockheads, whiteheads, or PArt are asked to contact Mrs. Convention for the' purpose of. emollient action. You simply wipe your face ELECTRONICS fice' manager, .said yealer'ilay she with havihunlzing'flpral. design back and arms. It waa explained thia way other tell-tale signs of akin Barth to arrkpge a time schedule. adopting a budget- and reviewing 1 waa aihuted at the look of and—to your ■ amazement'— would Idte to add more- names to blemishes, you wilt And this Purpose of The program is to the State prograni of work. - wasamant on one woman'a A special absorbing agent you see blackheads and other LABORATORIES the lis/ of .worke) s/x-l)o will he 3-Wsy Treatment a remark­ give asslatance for the Tolland Liberal Keith Budget Tarmsl face aa aha tiaaued o ffth e called A rgil fa dries and turns pore^'flller" actually come off able aid to a smooth, glowing, a\ailiO)le when Bi'e,jr'lnnne)s stall / ' paam. The tiaaua wai literalT the cream into a plastic-like on your washcloth or tissue! County Demonatration Day pro* EASTWOOD \ . yoiingrlnoking complexion. gram. The e n tri^ in homemak- ha)'\^sting tobaepu and stiawbei- Jy fray with dirt—and aha masque. Ae thie Arms and .Your skin feels clean— really 277 BROAD riey , By proper cleansing and ing. dairy, poultry alqd woodwork, A GREAT CO.MEDY SHOW! confldad to me that aha had hardens, ita auction action : clean- — and refreshed *nd flexing your skin regularly__ ^lost Of tlie-iu'ospgctive woi kei s waaa^ her face before taking draws on the waste matter in smooth, like velvet! - will be judged by fouv persons. No RADIO Just as yon flex your muscles aM’arda will be given. \ Ai*X Gninafsi * IHrk B*K*rda TELEVISION no far rej/uited are . youngsler.s V a ^ ln the demonatration I the pores . , This, he in­ this 3-Way Treatment Marendax Pore aponging an.tl rlnaing Club members msv obtain aug- Kalla elohaaon Hrtdf*l Bardat who were/ontacted in Manchester Im oonrinced that any formed ut, wai the most im­ helps keqp your romplexion c'hasB.I a Man KaVra. CoaS. (2Jt WATCH THF. WORLD and Roykville schools. ALUMINUAKCHAISE woman who aaei, with her gsstlons for demonstratloha from CkBaatl IS Hartferd, Ceas. (M)^EpplEy,---- - nRREK-- TRAVEL AGENCY portant part of the treatment. Th. third and Anal step in looking ana feeling Arm, tikaaarl 1? Spriacnrld, Mass. Put’-'Miss Andei-son said posi­ their leaders. i \ m*"iady " O M t e r HOl'K FII..M With adjustable back, aluminum fr a n i^ \ ' the treatment was a quick youthful and alive! ChaBBrl M New Itritala, C.aa. (---- « )BIG r ------TDEA tio n are also open for aclults. She> /18 ,\»iyluih SI.. Hartford weather reaiatlhg plastic covers! Use It In the Clothing Accepted / , Chaa.fl ss Waterbary, Coca. U (2Z-»> NEWS CABAVAN douling with Qusen Htlene't If you should be over 85, K illt r s " A t S * a " Cbaanel U Relynke* Alan. suggested th^t men oi' women ^ sun or shade,.has Innersprlng csnatructlon. and beginning to look it, you Clothing for the “ Bundlea (ISl RPORTB REVIEW Tel. CHapel 7-.y857 Penetrating Attnngrnt. I -Proffram eponsored hy la Color la CaUr l;ea IS-Mi P A l'L WIKCHELL RHOW might be Uileiested ih_ eainilig' is svisilable in choice of four sm si^r colors, SEE BLACKHEADS GO found out that:, thia waa a will' see minor lines flatten S:2*.«:SM:4S n t i HOLLYWOOD PRESENTS extra money picking-stiawher)ies, ' .Authorized .\gents For .\ll out, feel tired facial muscles tne 4-H town committee will bV (M> DIRECTOR'S PLAVROCSR vary aoecial atiringept that acc^ted until June 1 by.^ Gilbert —"The liream" since that work in done early in Rail, .\ir and Steamship ainka deep info your pores tighten, and enjoy the look MAJOR thsrniorn’ing. The .season begins IN 15 MINUTES—OR NO COST! and feel o f youth for houra H. Storrs. Mrs. Louis o'rehotsky. Sun.: “THE SEA f?HASE" l:»e ( SI DI.NMNGKR SHOW Lines ( DIAMOND’S and performs the final neces- and Mrs. Wlnthrop Merrlam. Con­ •’ (M l FATHER KNOWS BEST around the firat of June and runs 1*95 'eary dissolving,. soak1ng-up . . . Countless women uss and “LUCKY ME" (43) DRA.tlA they fuel rltiee awayl Ql(/eii Heirne't 3-Wa'g Skin tributions of money toM-ard post­ AmiANCES l:M ( Si NA8UCERADR PARTY for about three'weeks. HAROLD KELLS acHon— after which it hcipa age charges are also M-elcome. . SIILLIONAIRR Transportation is furnished for tighten the pore openings and and Prniitg Treatment aa a —"The Rtttr.r » f Captain Manche.ster .4j^ent A R M Y fN A V y CeeilieteireatmetU ukes only minulst-^predures startling resiilti! quick beauty “ pick-mt-up" Last year, shipment expenses both the tobacco and atrawberry . le a v e s ^ invisible film that • CarrolF’ .xvorkers. I Tel. MI 9-7il2 ' 997 .MAIN 8T, \ Budget Terms helps p rh ^ t your akin for just befor'e .a party—or im­ for bundles sent abroad totaled l A S T TV THf:ATKR joo. ' PraMo in ('oMrag^a** V hours against dirt and rein­ portant date! i (4.1r HAL'!' HOI R THEATER fection. V. Players to Meet Monday DISCOUNTS (441 b a d g e No. 714 Try this skirt trvalmeni Coventry Players' annual 'meet- I.SO ( S-431 BREAK THE BANK in you r ow n hom e Ing will take place Monday at 8 i;VE GOT A SECRET— W h al w ill hap|ic|i when , „ —Garry .Maora you use this 3-itep ) wiihoiil risking a penny p.m. at Brookmore- Barn. The l:0e I S-:2-43i BOXI.NG —Johnny Saxton t'x. Gil 6 Piece Umbrella Croup treatment? > Clinical demonatratibna of WAdl.NTHKf RAT. NORMAN’S Turner. IS rd. mlddlewetsht ■ thia treatment' have been so . All ,,^>lor Khow ■ r (lS-44) T.V, HOUR / -Y ou’H find the snSwer-^ ' 445 Hartfbord Road —Richard Cnnie, Liaaheth startling, that we know the *\NEVKR hAsI* CtOOORYR Rroli "Cixrr Nirht Haul" Table, Four Chalra and targe Um- ' • when you look in your mirror. .results you'll see in your I . . KiarWat Tel. »II 9-4597’ . (.30) THIS IS VOI R LIFE Even after a single treat­ I Back Hadioa <'^a*]| Borchrra 1:3# *30) .irAN CALLED "X " brella.xto give you added color and f t NEWS TODAY all re! refurided. It's as simple ss /kOC'rt- 0/fna/ (5S( WEW8 .11:03 ( 3) NEWS REPORTER TWO Sturdy Redwood in short,'■after a, single (IS-30) NEWS .88 ^thsf. You haVe complexion Glaan Fard Ftrxaat BArgaia* r.r Y.ur Caarealeae. Mala Fealare (55) FINAL EDITION treatment taking less than Hkowa FIrM K*er.y Rue., . KSa.; FOR lloveliness to gain — and- FIRST CO.MMUMOX | (44) NIOHTCAP EDITION fifteen minutes, you. can ex­ nothing to^iose! , Taee., W^., Than. • H:34 )51), SPORTS' ROUND! P Leti "JUBAL" - SPECIAL' / ; pect to see results that nor­ No matter what yOur akin Aadle M.rpky PiGnic Set mally yoil would not dare la . Cia*maKi'o|iA* — fajar! " J U IA L ^ * may be like time— if it is anyr ficag* AgACalar “ World In i l l i l e ( 3-13.55) WEATHER hdpe fjir even after many thing leak than perfert —- V C-a.*HII Mark- Hlavraa OIraa r*rd M y Comer” ^ 1—-5x7 iFartrait $2.00 THREE PIECES! Sturdy 5 weeks of ..treatment . but Queen Helene promises you Rmrat Bargalaa in "TIMETAILE" . Including iax liji? s'*if.;',j * * '* ■ '• M k ii Foot Table and iwo niaich- don't expect everything at results you ran see in your - SkAwa F:4I Rk.n. U:M 'in g benches, perfect fo r the once, just the same!,. The (.3.) WlTS'THYiVrN'V:’ ''’' first 15-minute home iresj- Ann* Griffin Studio -' por'ch or lawn.^ Weather le- damage done by yeSrs of neg­ ment and dramatie improve­ (55) FILM 476 Main Street " . 11:53 ( 3) MTECAP. THEATER— siatant Redwood ISats for lect and improper care cannot ments within 14 days.. A fier W & i . . . years. You’ll 'enjov one In he undone in a single day. "That Rnanaa Girl" the first two weekf, you will Phone M l S-52SS (33) LIFE WITH ELIZABETH night! 5'ou get your ow n ysrd , . plan to But— with S or 4 treatments discover whether you need to ; 11:13 ( 55-33) TONIGHT-Slexa Allea ■ a PAIR at .this a week, taking less than 16 NOW WF.F.K DAYM ' Phone early lor appointment. buy yoiira at thia low Keith keep on using the treatment COXT. FROM 1:H ( 3> NEWS low, low "Heilh price! minutes each-t-you may confl- several times a week, or lest ovmd dehtly look forwar.d to start­ Thru SAT. • S P..M. price’ Polished, often, depending on how fast ' < 3) STUDIO 47 aluminum. fold­ RINSE OFF. In tboDi 10 FINISH V IT H QUEEN ling complexion improvements your complexion clears. But (13) M EW S Qt ALITY MEMORIALS A (13). W EATHER-M USIC ing frames with •nlnutel, rinM off. The ^ o H E L E N E PENETRAT. within the next 30 days. From act now! So right now, whils A nCTUIE OF VnY. VEiy SKCUL MEATNESSI- . m L A (M) MAN TO MAN 3 then on. a single treatment a seats ,3jbd backs .75 H_.masque diiiolvrA in sec IVG AVruINflENT. This you are determined to help 113) M U S IC A L W e a t h e r m a n of ■ weather rL week-or every second week- (S3) NEWS OP THE H O Ili iMqllm andi. Yenll see Blackheads fo™mUislringenlhelps • youijielf, send in th# coupon '^sistant S a r a p will probably be all that your or ptfonetoday! (33) w e a t h e r f o r e c a s t 1 tar.ri,l,..... I™ (33) JOHN DALY. ANO TH E A plaatic In choice J a n k NEWS am Ih t.clcu sing tissue. vibrantly fresh and alive. (S3) RIG HLIO HTS o f colori. For the ' Liberal Tarmi tll-M I DOUGLAS EDWARDS o^Bud poi'ch (if lawn, Wyman .. AND THE NEWS take them with LOOK IN MIRROR. (33) SPORTW Manchester Memorial Co* sHon AND Ml WEATRERVANR you to the beach U l THE RIG OIFFERENCEI i . HALE OORP. PHONE MI i-4m 0pp. East Cemetery or country! < I) DIS.NEYLAIijb i'- BOTH HTOKES OPE.V THURSDAY EVE.NINUS UNTIL f. —“Ser+lyal la Mcinre’' Hitrriion 8L— Sfl 8-5807 " 't. Rut don’t k i latitfiid V a n ' - til) PATTI PAGE 'V GET VOI’R E.VTBV BI.A\KS AT KKITH'R F'OR THE Keith s, .Ytanrhester, ,fHosed Mondays, Keith’s, East Hart­ HEALV A500,000 NAM E THE OIRL' C^.V-TEST: ford, Oben Dally From 10 A.M. Until 8 P.M., flila*) 8ahir- ~ " with ano troatmint PIMS0 seti4 ma m* CAMfUfa Q«aavi ff«f#«a MT av jVRm Traata days At 0. ' mtnf. ineM in 0 : 1. 1.ArMvratnry Pavalapti] Cltaniing Craiulla Johnson/ — rapaat daily until t. Nadiratad Maaqua Cream, t. AUringent WARNtN BROB; / 1 -I eamplixian is firm, •UIIN M ilNf MICI LIST (OiMlf tlaa •aalrM) - saiaatli. aad Rorat n l . l l alaa (>laa Fad. T ax). Rnougb for 42 boat irbokaMAti 1955^HEVROLET V-8 CONVERTIILE K iiij (^“Beeu , at laaa thaa )Re a traatmant. ‘Afliacle m iitellatiq ara raducad. We dare you 1^ find a cleaner car on any Uiowroom Q 9J5 '('onoroical profaaalonal ait* (pint Fad, Tax)* l^aoagb ,fof H *oaM-fraatmanta fer .dna paraon—•noagk for floor. Come In and save money! Fully loaded In f ^ 4R bom* traotmanfa for 1 paraoais at laoa kbaa To a < WARNBW aROS. eacseirr every respecL , ' troataMrats f Y a a m o l l t l ) . PLUS Keith Furniture .1.. Tex) MQRIARTY BROTHERS 1115 MAIN ST. UNOOLN-8IEROURY DEALERS ANHlUSf* tUSCH. INC .. ST. l:OUIS • NfWAtK • 104 SNCEUS e l-Way Skip t BemMy TteeimeM R iver G haniieC. 317 MAIN ST. VATL. 881-818'OBNTEE BTREBT-TEI> 80 8-8188 I,---- IHee tedirel Teel \ Ohsege 0 Chert Bseleeei O OO A O - ■ *■'— — MANCHESTER EAST HARTFORD ^AY.IS NATIONAL TAVERN MONTH. T T V M M m iM ip ilM * -..-P a- f ' . - h ■ •'i I ' A A'.- r r - ' r \ T * ■ )<•• , -V ■ ,x , \ rAGEl!X)tJft MANCHESTER EVENING HEIIALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, MAY 16,t l96« 'iL^ —------1, (. r«. I , . ' . -if-..-. I • .III V MANCHESTER' EVER4ING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C0NN„ WEDNESDAY, I'o, 1964 x " ^ PAGE EIVE need for additional parkini^ apace ariunent to. buy buffalo from ^ Ip a-total of 20,000 buffalo and Bolu^ ' ■ i ,/*■ ■■■■. at, the acbool. The etaff waa aeked Thailand. oxen to help agricultural deVtlop- * ti ^ to obtain tentative coat fiitures on Water Bison More than 4,006 of them have meitt of Vietnam and to support (Ti-,. ... extending the preaent apace, in .already been delivered, according the refugee piogram. The coat of, Pip ContrpctPrs Enter Prices front of the achool from driveway Aid Economy to ICA, officiali., Tlie animals are purchasing , these animals-" and! to drivewey. particulai.-tv needed a t $ha praaant transporting them is estimated at jiiattee Clpurt time so that political refugees close to $1.8 million. For Walks at Commun ity Hall Robert Hi W rieht of 't^Joventry For am from Conimuniat rulg in the north waa, fined 32A in Trial Jiiatice edn till rice lands, i Flfty-Bve per cant of U.8. Im­ M A N C H m E R Court laali night on a charge of The buffalo are transported in ports corns from the Western Bolton, Miy 1» (8p«oi«l( Church, rellrlirif ftr»t frode opeeding. He entered a plea of Washington (NEiU - A gigan­ small freighters Uvrbiigh th ;.G » lf Hemisphere. - •tUtloM to Wd on inoUllotion «f ^ w i. I •''Temed i(t 1:30 tic w-ater buffalo h/igade la now of Siam and the South China Sea. ^ .W* ____ Gf*« «nd JPrincipol Richard B ; , Sunday J>y State Policeman In ,1'ull awing to W a te r the ec.ono- They are accompanied by Viet- SERVICE •meotta walka at the Community ather in aeparate reporta both ( Krank Plach who reported Wright Hall brought no propoaala, the .-j .u- . .. w.. ' traveling at my of atrateglcfpy altUated Viet­ namea and American arglcUI- commented on the report of Mra. peeda of .‘15 to nam. / ' ' • tural ' technicians and usually § GARDEN CLUB I Board-of Selectmen revealed at _ita Alice Robertr achool nurae, that 50 m.p.h. on Rt. 44A. Alternate With the h^p of American dol­ veterinarian. ■ / jneeting lait night. One contractor there la a definite need for more Juatice W alter F. Elliott preaided. lars, thou.-ia.ioaa of the hefty w-ork Sold for $M dental care fOr local child)en. In kaa InapOt^tM and meaaured the In a aeaaion of the court nn Mon­ anlmala are being shipped from On anival, the buffalo are sold V v S _ the -recent dental cllttic. the teeth day night, Juatice John A. Swan? reject, fiiat aelectman Charlea (j3 children were cleaned and Thailand to help cultivate rice, to accredited farm ers on a ftva* aon fined Rudolph Johnaon of Cov­ Vietnam'a main crop. jyear loan basis for approximately Robbina Reported but no bid waa fluorine treatment. Of theae. entry $100 on a.charge of driving • The lumbering beaati have been l»celv*d from him at the cloaing jq children did not need eddl- I $90 a head. No farmer la per- DUNLOP under the'. Influence of llqubr or arriving aomewhat aeaaick and ; mltted more than One animal. daU. Further contacta will be tj„hlil care, dniga. made by the Selectmen bn replac- under weight, however. Part of I Thia fiscal year ICA plana to .Mather alao'reported that Mra. i a 60 (lay Jail aentence waa ana their dramatic voyage reqiiirea TIRES Jng the ta-alka. h- RobertVoncurred in the reK>mmep-.j pended .and Johnaon wa' put on rroMing the stormy South Cfliina \ V maa ..Iviime I probation for one year. He will re-- See'. * • L « W the town a ^ leaat one at,all in the boya'lavatory. . port to Tolland County probation/ "The biiffalb have averaged a «-^e^S«ld?r buvdnr Und fo^^^ >';'»**' '•Kic^ra. Johnaon. entered ^ ihisa of 25 per cent in weight aa PaSi ha" 1 ' ! guilty plea, waa ar^eated on May a result of their trip.” reports a 4.7S-1* a new season^ new fa^hion^and moderate prices to your favorite Store JTsklnner 'Rd which he would oV i Graduaiioh i^xerciaea for Grade , .I at 2:1.5 p m. after he waa ob- U’.S.x official here. "But the loss e*r for aale * atudenta will be held on June 21 aerved operating hia tar in an er- w-aa gained back in a aliorc time T t»a. voted to widen Keenev **• P *" ^ * large United i ratlc manner on Rt. 6 by State and very few- of. the animals died I>r fta^ieWa^f theVo^ P Tobia. of: Policeman F. H. Avery, aa a re.sult of the hardahipa dur­ Other Slaea at RImllar iSavIngS requested th at It be widened and j$'"^efully a r-j Henry .Maaaey of Bolton Center ing tranaporlntlori.”. drainage and snow removal• Irn-■ knowledged. Tlie flag waa pre-. ,vaa found guilty on a charge of Wara Dentroy Stock proved. The Selectneen agreed that sented to, Mr. Toblaa bV the Fed- mioxlcatlon at tho Monday- aea- World War II and the coufiict Van ahvayn aclla for LESS! the width of the i«ad impeded eral Government following the .mn of court He waa arrested on with. C.ommunlBt forc.ea nearly de- PINE PHARMACY No maUcr what the other COMMUNITY "Y" trafTir- *nd proper snow- removal. death of hia aon in Korea. Notch Rd on .May 1 by State Po­ atmyed the cquhtry'a vital ^tock of 'water biiflUn. To alleviate fellow’s price may be—I’LL 7» N O ^ MAIN ST. - Plana were also made to begin High School Marks liceman Clifford Bombard. .Maaaey 6 M CENTCR ST. tnatallation of drainage tile in the Graff relayed the qilarterly re- entered a pira of guilty, was given the ahortage, tincle .Sam's for­ BEAT IT/' ^ .Two Terrific Golleciiions at eign aid arm, tne- International Boacdala aecttbn thia month. repoH on grades of Mltpchaater a 30 day aiiapended Jail sentence M l f . 9 t 1 4 / ___|teh««l Board High School atudenta.'In tne aen.- and put on probetion. Cooperation Adinli^iatration, has. loaned funds to the Y'*lu bi gov- At ita receiir meeting, the Board ipr: claaa. one aludent recelvelt-all fouling. Events 8 T/iV^^oy, M ay 17ih ef Education voted to terminate ^ A'a and B’a for the m arkin'!^ The School Study .yomrrijttee of "T" VAN'S 1 ^ A .M . Oo 3:d0 P.H. , I the hot lunch program ■ at . period reported and one atiident, the Townahwu r-mnningPlanning CommiaalonA.ommiaaion •ehool on June 15. The resignation | had falling grades. The Junior atii-I w-Hl meet at the achool tomorrow SERVICE STATION Don't give up of Mf*- Patricia Danielson, second: dents had no one individual in lit 8 -p m i 427 HAK'n'ORD ROAD ANNUALS. PERENNIALS. POHED PLANTS grade teacher, was accepted with i either i-laaalfication Among the Vft* School Building Committee! Telephone MI t-MM regret and Supt. George Graff | sophomore and fi eahnian' atudenta. w ill meeUal the achool on Friday ■uthorixed to *eek a replacement, | fo<|i' in each group received all atgVn,, ^ FOR EXPERT the shape girls The Superintendent reported hej *'*b noted that ■ \ i-'^imily .Arrives WHEEL ALIGNMENT—WHEEL BALANCING ... . Swimsuit fashion begins WAJ inlenifwinff appUcantA forjlh^ AtlendAnr® report on one Atu Mra. Franrei McMullen and her the flrst grade teaching vscancy ,d»bt reqiiJi:ed_jgLerrfld^to.juvfjilleItJH-ee--i-hli.lien, P um ^n^avid-a . RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING TT with the hourglass, the one next year-but had riot .been auc-1 • '‘thoritlea. Dale of fJlearwateiFla., arrived silhouetteia*:IL.^..>AA^ thataL_A makes___I___LJ beauti­___ A* easeful In obtaining a teacher aa; The administratien w*s suthor- last weeke'nd to spends^he sum-’ as seen fn SEVENTEEN ! ixed to select furniture necessary mer with Id*"*- McMiillen> par- 1' SEE ful revisions in every fiaure. Board CSlairman Howard P. Jen- for the.hew adiUtlon’ knd waa re- enta, Mr. and, Mrs. E. E. iVrkins | Within its shape, a naw snapa Mn and the Rev. J. Richard [quested to draw-up a list of aiilt- of Notch Rd. I Teager, meiribar, w-ere ap-''abie equipment and apectficationa. for you . . . as it slims your -pointed to work with the Teachera It w-ks alao asked to prepare a Manchester Evening H e r a l d ' CLARKE MOTOR ^•re’s a soft touc>i., • waist, hides your hips, flat­ Asan. and tfaa PTA In planning for rough draft of th e 19.56-57-budget. Bolton rorrewpond'ent, .Mrs. Joseph : 301 BROAD STREET tho reception to honor Misa Evan Among other builnesa waa the D'ltalla, telephone Mitchell S-.5A45, j MI 9-2012 \ ters at evety curve. \ by

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Uay 16 (d>i—The By Women’s Club MaaeJieeter B\—Farmers-near Building The 23 teachers gave achoola^d high achool studehta pay-no work ulUpiatum la^ I Church May 25 at 8 p.m, sources, totaling $85,880. and Ih* marahy shores of Western Board Secretary FrancUT Woods I Prizes Mil be awarded and re- leaving $146,437 to be failed by Lake EHe are asking Uncle Sam are In^ed to exhibit their work, Contractor ! freahments served. property taxes, ^ to help in their war with the crafty- i ' V'V aald: "There la. no sokrUon which must he original. Onples or RtsUmtid-CMiiiMrelal pie aren't paying their taxes, It la estimated the proposed re­ blackbird. fed paintings will not be ac- ticularly the wage^vy." Manchester Evening Herald El­ pairs on the To%vn Hall will coat Farmers say "bla<-k clouds" of Uble, KlBtratioiit-Rtmodtllng He explained thaft the board ap\l lington eorreapondent Mr*. O. P. $4,098, and kinde'rgarten expenses l^e birds In the last three years Ih-awings by amall children must piled to the Fipdt National Bank^ Berr, tdephone TRfmont 6-6SIS. will mean about $5,161, an In­ have attacked whole fields of con be mounted on cardboard rea<(y **Bu8ines8 Built On mm. crease over the amount Aral-re­ and other crop*. for hanging. It la preferred, but of A.voca for a^lO.OOO loan, enough Customer SatisructionV to pay a a la i^ for one month, but quested. • Last year I tried firecracksj not compulsory, that ail palUUhgs Full Insurance CoveraRt M-. that the application waa denied. Parakeet Brings Voters w-ere largely in favor of said Carlton Dlefenthaler of /Cur­ be framed and wired for hanging. • • e He'.addan that the bank already reitalrs to the hall, dhty foiir or flve tice. "I *p«ht about' $60 to f^ h te n Name, addfeaa''iind age should Tel. Ml 9-.3033 hM I.apt the board about 850,000 Mrs. Grace H^mes Barbey Alty. John F. Shea it. objecting by sho\V of hands. birds away from 30 acre*: 1 had be plainly marked on thwback of After 5:00 P.M. Deatkhouse’. Luck Tha kindergarten sessions will aome success, but every/mornlng (iariea. each entry. Tlires, paintings or . 82 BALDWIN ROAD fie achool dlatrict haa received . The keynote speaker for the Atty. John Shea Jr., has been be held In the Hebron Congrega­ .vou have to get up before the birds draw ings teay jha-aoWnitted and Of its atate aid funds, about closing .session of the workshop In Chicago, May 16 (jPi—The 21 chosen lo serve M master of cere­ tional Sunday School quarters, and every night b# /eady when the choice of t»6 Judges and hang­ MANCHESTER. CONN, 1,000, -which wiU be applied to' world understanding being held lit prisoners confined to the maxlr monies at the 10th reunion of (he opening next fall. they come badk for^pper." ing committal Wlll he final. the loan. When the 'other half the South Methodist Church,..to- mum security wing of the Cook MHS aasa of 1946 to be held in Teachers Sought Drawings and pointing* may be morro\s' will be Mrs. Grace Bok All cbu'tcFtcs of the town are l>« U.S. farm mqc(i^e debt at a brought^ to the Whlton . Memorial cornea, that, too, wilt be paid to County Jail have a new jailbird— Hhe State Armory, Jupe 16 at Tolha I Holmes Barbey, liaison officer to 6 p.m. X need of exjtra Church Rcliool and total of $8,200,0(10,000 haa doubled Library auditorium Friday, June Taka il to To lha kitchaa the bank. Even ao, Inaebtedness of a blue parakeet—and regard it as since 1045 whM'mortgage debts on tha 1^ 0. "alck room." or laundry. about $10,000 will remain, and still non - governmental organizations, >In addition to the dinner and Sunda.v School teachers. Superin­ 8. and Saturday, June 9, between there, will he no moniey for tesch- United'- Nations Children's Fund. a good luck omen. dance, a program la being planned tendents Albert B. Blllard may be homes In town* and, cities has in- 3 ahd 8 p.m, June 9 is the. dead­ era' salariea. In this position she haa literally The bird yesterday flew through for the evening. Several couples contacted for the Hebron needs ci-eased 4'i/tlm es. '' line for entries. "JSnronment in AVoca's schools toured the world and has accumu­ heavy bars into the wing housing will bp honored and presented vith and Mra. Robert E. Foote for te 668. , lated a wealth of experience. the prisoners'ap-alting dea$.b . .in gifts which have been donated by Gilead. Drawing upon a store of anec­ the electric chair, Later in the local merchants. Tl-ie Rev. Douglas F. Pimm-niay dotes derived from personal en­ day ataya of execution were issued Although tha original deadline be contacted for St. Peter's Church counters, Mrs. Barbey deacribea for two convicted murdertrs who for making reservations waa Ma.v Scliool heeds. x Boy, 6, Dog, Die the work of the Children's Fund in l^ y . Planned OUR llth YEAR . N '’ if/y had been scheduled to be executed 10. the time has been extended. All warm and human terms, In terms this weekend. those who have hot done so, are A play, “Snap. Judgment," will . ^ of the individual child and mother Warden Jack Johnson permitted Inside Ice Chest whom UNICEF reacHea. urged to send checks or money or-' be presented at the annual family' Ovtr 2.000,000 Quality GrMfing Cards Sold ,1 7 WONDERFUL NEW V- the prisoners to send for a plastic dera for tickets to William Mullen, night diqner June 3 at the Elemen­ Born in the United. States, Mrs. cage and keep the parakeet. INrld't UfhtaatTV—only S2 Ibt. Tike it upstairr, down, I. Hutchinson, Kan., May 16 — Barbey studied sociology, educa­ 99 Maple St. tary School auditorium.' Mrs. UVed atairt, an aroond tha houia. Gom to the office, that inim- ADDITIONS TO THE FAMOUS l C A atx-year-old hoy gnd ' his dog tion and speech at Northwestern mar aattait bade to aehoel. G»E oualUu featuraa includa died together yesterday afternoon University .in Illinois and . at the -Inaida an lo* chest, Untverally—of Chlbk'RO.—BeTorP nfgad cabiaat, bif acraan, builMn antanna, two-way * TAKE ONE HOM E^ They were found curled up in­ joifilng the Children's Fund, she It isn't # a s y to find su ch . (Quality m w # demand In a side the upright metal chest. 'The AMD protection, Dynapower apeaker. Buy it for served as director of chapter and ./ yaawatf ttd aa a wonderful gift tiny dog's body was covering .the public relations for the Prisoner of 18 MONTHS TO PAY one smsll air vent into the box. War .Sectloh of the American Red •way twaw •vallobU — phana ardara accaptad. Dead was Throval L. Johnson, Cross. son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. The meeting will open at 7:$6, •/ " / John.^on.-The mishap occurred on and is open to the .public. TRIASURB the farm of Mr. and Mrs. ■ 'T. E. ■/ Sorenson, north of Hutchihson. The boy and his dog were miss­ ing three hours before they were SMFD Taxpayers p i ^ O N p found in the ehesl in the yard. They To Set Tax Rate DiRfnonda of a quality Were found by the boy's'father. hi^h enough to meet FaAious Osiarmoop asat> World’s Best \ trass** su« M k, not MUStd.. .SMFD taxpayers will be asked the standarda we’ve set T<>l, 5, Loses Life to approve 3-nillI tax rate for the for our Trea.sure Chest Baiich-nuul* and handtai* current fiscal year tonight at the are few and far between. lorad yateost no more: Saa annual spring meeting to be held iham at oar stora, NOW, In RefrigeralT Triple-Tarapered Cord Bddiea for extra atrength. Famoaa Stop*Notch His mother, Mrs. Kllzaboth mended by th^ Commissioners last H b w a i Y s Tread meant qaickniction tracdoU. A « now on tbeae monty.aayiag pricci. Austin. 27, said she last .saw the year but. m a .stormy se.sslon a Cheek This Value Anywhere! boy when he left for kindergarten 2 'l-4-'mil^-ate was set. oiua-iiN Whil^the district tax book is % shortly after noon. Mrs. Austin, Sleep Cenier i \ who has. seven other children, re­ not i^iplcte, ah estimated grand & ported him missing after he failed listXf.886 million'will yield $198,- 539 Main St^TcL Ml 9-633S to return home for supper,. in tax funda. Combined with ■ASV PAVUlNTO^irkviTfeO Jewelers- - Silversmiths SIZES AT MONEY-SAVING PRICES 2,708 on liand. tuore than enough ■58 Mala at., Manchester Take Two Years to Pay-Easy. Terms ALL money, will be collectible to meet J IT COSTS NO MOPI expenses. ‘ 1 • u ^ «r-O u «h l»ii W M k SltfawAlla •uaar-eiisMan WIilM aiOswailar. | Deaths Last Night TOR OSTfRMOOR a«t*iw . 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N. j., May 18 - Will Oakland. 73. a top ballad sing- Um It In KitchenrBpthroom ♦ STOP-NOTCH 6.70 X 16 i s . r l #r during the 1920s who lost a for­ Utility Room or Basement tune in the 1929 market crash and TREAD . **riM tai sad rMsaa*bte Hr* in recent years lived on ji pension • Apex Fiber Glass 20 Gal. Tub .and a veteran's allowance died • Won't Chip'. Rust, Stain or Corpbde Tuesday. . T London, May 18 (Pi Austin Os­ • Apex.|..ovell 8 Positionlitic WrinRer »rr,7 w»ciioN Your rocappUble tires oro your down poyinontl man Spare, ,69, eccentric painter Y«ur Tradt-lns Art.Your Down Poymont who preferred exhibiting hisTiP- / As le w 08 91'*’ weekly puts o pair on your corl. ^ e s in pubs rather than in W Reg, A Royal Arademy, died Tuesday. \ Ot-eansidc, Calif.,.May 18 Re. starring ypu'^and $179,95 tired Marine MaJ. 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V' < C-.. ; ■ ) ‘V /’ \ .A ivt,: ■■ A V ■ \v ' • }' • /. rAWU, told the union’s triennial A rt* of Cencentrstlon A graduate of Suffiem Acade >y, v 9#l(W ••••aaaaaaaaadaaaaaaaaaa* Budd Co. a lightweight "tubular" morrow morning at'7;S6 and at dustry, a condition of glut, of today Young's 'Train X " ia a laie- salem, pilgrims, during Pentecoat, Miaa Seymoui^btained her Bach­ Amazing new Du Pont chemical O O p T aa'a • • a a a a a a a a a a a B aa train, considerably different from 10. The second one wl.II bo a convanUon ^yesterday h i believes H r said the ILGW U lias not de- product Inevitably puts the ■tarter in the lightweight tralil the rest. offered thel^ first fruits in grati­ both major political partiqa w ill. elded Whether to concentrate on elor of SclimCa degree at Tcacheca sweepstakes. memorial qervica. tude for the Lord's bounty. Todey, t « E jS m CU?ED heaviest pressure on theXeakest •pend at itaet $30 million on the ,.ihe pri^dential hr congreuional College o^/Connectirut. .She stud­ 'Bumper CVbp* The aluminum, bl'ue and gold Last nl'ght, at the opening serv­ in their synagogue services, Jews you apply once-iight now! Thu Aiaoclaiad P r«u U MCluitratT members of the indvistr}’, so that, ice of the ^holiday, Rabbi J>on jiresidenUal campaign. \ i campaign.«r. ied furjlter at the UnlveysUy at •ntlUcd to IlM uia of rrpuMicBUnn at If you aren't hip to what's with streamliner makes its first public raise the material and moral Connpbticut. all aaw* dUpatcliaa cradlttd lo It. or in spite of mergers, the so-called Dedicate Hotpital Building Wind apoke bn the mesning of the The Republican outlay alohe; The resolution attacked the the new HIM cars you’ll71'ever be test run over the 260-mlle route Seauty they/feel God ahares with may reach that figure, the laborxE 1 a e n h o w e r admintitratlon as le taught for four yrofs at •et othtnrlae cradlted In thii iapar independents are bSrelyy asuWiving. ^ - Ten Commendmenta. T h is morn­ humanity. •Bd alao Un k.cal b o w s publUlnd bera. able to hold sn intelligent (or even from .Cleveland to anclnnall with Middletown, May IS on — Gov. leader said. Tiusiness conti^ed.” Other speak­ rnard School and for four and WUi rlctlti Of rapubUcatlon of ipoclal When we think it over,, Xe decide ( preis, radio and television obaer"- ing there was a service for chll-' dltpatebta bartia ara alao rriervod. RlbiCoff yesterday dedicated a S3 dren at 10 o'clock and one for Rnpa Grrtteisni of Union e r. also'^were critical. one half years'6 t Lincoln School, each BUDDY POPPY u ____ a stupid) conversation with your era aboSrd. Although thero wero SOO light- that v e want some Independents million continued treatment build­ adults at 7:30. He rapped those who attack I^ lia m F. SchniUler, AFL-CIO 1933 to 1937, then transferred to PREVENTS PUH acratea cUaat at N. E. X Bora* » Despite rohstrnctioi) work at ahipa In the world In 1913, modern ing at the Connecticut State Men­ th e holiday commetnoratea the unions’ rote in raizing political aecretarv-treaanrer, said he ia cer­ Highland* Park School aa principal te». iBc. Dayton, Ohio, which will alow it autonuitic buoys have decreased '.funds arid said the amount con­ and teacher of the sixth ersde, a is o symbol of th* vkterin that henm btsn Pubbibara Rapmantatlr**; Tba ment, we are talking about giving tal Hospital herp, . 1 granting of the first set Of ethical the number tO about 100 today. tain th ^ L G W U ‘(will hot be saUs- _ Herald J^oto, iUua Mattaawa Spactal Aaancy — Now A-utomoblle Terms that you can up. the train, named "the Xplor- tributed by union membMs is fied with, the rroord o f Cbngreas Mrs. Hazel R. Wj position she haa helij.for 19 years. won by th* nation's disobltd v*t*rons omd th# $Prb, Q^go.-D«tm lt atm Boatotk government coj^tracta to some of cut out and pasted on the inaide of er," Is’ shooting'for belter time- small compared to that raised "f _____ ^ M ^ tS m AUDIT BUREAU OP and the admini.xtration td ^date." 6 m*n wHd hav* tJi*d to k9*y> Am*rico fr**. than made by the Cincinnati CRAB RASS cmanxTioxs.______them, just to keep them alive.- your glajwea. SAFETY BELT: de­ front other sourcoa. "The felloV who sticks In the' Mra. Hazel Rogers^eila.ig serv­ vice which faatena aro^ind drlver’a Mercury, the’ faateal regularl.v THe convention earlier adopted Tba Htraid PrlnUnf Company. Ine., The inevitable result of free " 7 m iddle... ie the fellow who etbps ing aa general chairman for the Honor th* D*od by H*lpino th* living. bo waiat and prevents his pants from scheduled train between the two! a resolution calling on the 440,000 progress,” Schnilgler said. 1931 MHS clarari-eunion that will KILLS CHICKWIiD aaauwaa Rnanctal rravonolbllUy for competition in the automotive cities. , • I tnocraptalcal arrora appoarlng In ad- falling down when'he,ntea through a"\ IIXJWU members to make volun-l '’ ’In polltica, heW the man who be held June $0 at the Manchester Tartjaamonta and other rtadinc mattor field might well be to reduce our the windshield. TORQUE: a twist­ The Mercury’s scheduled run­ X tary contributions to the union’s is afraid to take a forthright posi­ Country Cl D O N 'T " x r . , " - buyoV.F.W. in Tin KaaclMatar EyanlBC Htraid. ning time is B hours, 40 minutes I campaign fund to insure a "liberal numbe-r of can manufacturera to ing or rotarv motion’ .TORQUE: tion." ■ \ Wilfred/J. Clarke and Charles 8UU plenty of wear leh In Season-Long Control Xliaplay adraiilalw cloalna beurt: two. or even to one. Back sest driver. OVERDRIVE: westbound and 5 hours, .10 minutes I , victory" in the November elec­ Alex Robs, pre.sldenK. of the •bom when braaght hero tor A r Hondajr—1 mbi. Prlday. eastboimd. The- XpJorer is aim- | tions. L. "Peto'’ Wlgrcn, former teachers ' r a Tataday 1 i^m. M ootey.. Method of getting past'..knocked United Hatter.s, Cap Be 'Millinery and arches at thq schbol, will be expert rep^rteg. . BUDDY POPPY , The pbasible result of continued Ing for a run of 4 hours, :40 min- ! Dubinsky said he expects the f t e Wadataday 1 p. bb. Tuaaday. down pedestrian. FISH T A IL : Workers International Union, told honored, guesta,.'bnd Art McKay tVURK ININE WHILE Stop both of thase weeds bafor^ thay davflop and overrua ^ T h u r a d a y ^ I P. m. Watotaday. dver-produrtion by Detroit could utes lo 5 hoiu-s -and it is making ' fund will receive more than -$250,- M AY 17-19 Japanese dellcarv. DIESEC;, ex­ >^N- the convention that U.8. foreign id hla orchealra will provide YO O .W A IT * your lagm. Apply Du Pont Crahgram and Chickwead fo r FtMay—1 ». aa. Tbnnday. more stops than the Mercury does. ■ 000 in voluntary contributions Btor Saturday—1 p. m. >May. beXerious collspse of the automo­ pression used in Brookljjn. JAUK: policy "ia being adjuated to 'the. music for dancing. Preventer—just ones —hafera June 1 — for pMsoa-long It-consist .df four two-unit cars, i Beautiful, X \ from members. Added to the bal- daaalflad daadllBt; JO;W a m. aaefe bile market, followed by Detroit Stuff that If .you don't have pieniy political' needs of'the ,Republic< A class reunion photogrsph\wlll controll . , day of pubdeaUea aaeapt Saturday — you can’t bii,v a new car. each with only a alpgle axle, and 1 iroc* of voluntsry contributions party." , / SA M YULYES • a ■». unemployment, ahd uhetnploymenl' WHY DRIVB YOUBSBLiP, 'ba taken at 7 o'clock aharp,7i^be-' one car—the center car- -with doii- ] Forest Qteen SHOE REFAniNO in all the industriea which supply ble axlta. The can ride only 23 f ^ ^dinner la served. ' - < ^ Wadnaaday, May Id Thars’i no' watry abant tr U n ^ .j OF A i e .BCmER Km o ANDERSON-SHEA POST 2044 and AUXILIARY Detroit. ' ' Inches above the rails compared Walle iaa^ ar. wheal t a ig m .. .t Steenbergh at the gioasyyDarraUa Awards will be presented to the LMSEN’S H8RDWME with 44 inches for conventional | State Charjves said, she fainted..- J/ class' member traveling the great- 16 Maple St--—Acroaa From Neither of these possibilities is 25 Oiislcfl al Penn when jrod fo OrOyhoaSd. Neat' Flrat Natiaaal Parklag Lot 34 DEROT SQUARE MANCHESTER S tc a lin f U lc’e T h em * cars, The.v’re only 11 feet Ull, ; tiato^h y don’t you ba laay.. He said the student placed her eat dlatahce'; the flrat grandmother, pleasant or healthy to contem­ about 4 feet lower than ordinary Student Burned on a bed, doused 1^ with gaiiollne one married the longest, moat re­ On Hprintr Fracas cars. \ and tourt, too . . . aad rates TTnllAtaral mcUon in tha Held of plate.' And the most unpleasant with Oreyboond on any aao 61 bnd 'set her The house Waa cently married, couple with the Advertise in The Herald-^t Pays The locortbtlve, scajed down to Friend to Death badly damagej largest family and the couple with dlaarmamant la not tha only way thing to contemplate Is the ob- Philadelphia__ May .16 (.<>>.- huad/odr ’ •‘ r i VH tlniei tha Ruaslaiia ara thraatening to conform w'ith- the low-slung can, t the yumigesrchtld:------vlous fact that our best Industrial ’Twentyiffve atiidenui at the Uni- is a new Dieael o f German design’ ! '-John Hedlund will serve a s! ataal soma «>’ what ought to ha braiiis, located ip this great in­ .Bnaea K u n h ig Poughkssp'^is, N. Y., May .16 varsity of Pennaylvartia have been built by Baldwln-LlmA-Hamillon i O R S E E IN G Dal ly '. Time master of ceremonies. Lennart • Corp. and using a Ad id drive in-, (IP)—Ths aturds.r trial of a former ScaJ^ Can^t Delect aur paaea thundari dustry, weie itiiable to keep them­ suspended or put on probation tar Johnson Is chairman of the bai), stead of the electric drive used by | Boston S $ hra. 46 min. University of Bri<4rSport atpdent quet edmmittee. Thay hara alao baan having selves out of the excesses of last a ‘’spring ifeyer” uprising two ordinary Diesels. It, too, la a ' the new, exciting New York 8 4 hra. SO min. got underway yeatfedap with a ubcutaneous Fat high old tlma running away, year, which put the Indurlry In weeka sgo. ' . , - lightweight. Ita top speed is 120 ! unllatarally again, with Praaiderit PhlladelphlA S 7 hra. district ‘‘ attorney ‘■charging h such an unsound position. They The school'h committee on chsci- miles per hour. .. i \/ Yellow"Sprlngs. Ohio (ill — The Young got hla InaplratlprKfor WaahIngtOD, D. C. S 11.hra. doused a married woman fribifd ca’ s Blaanhowar'a graateat paaca thama were guilty of the moat naive of pllne yealerdqy meted out the pun­ bathroom scale could be on ita way ishment, described as the most, Richmond, Vn. S 14 hrn. with gasoline while she^wrag iig- S & J! — that; of atoms for paaca. ali business . assumptions --- that out as an accurate measurement of \ drastic ever taken against par­ Jnckaonvllle, Fla. S SI hra. conacious and killed her b^^et.ting As with their .unilateral dia there was no top’ limit, to the X-J whether or not you’re overweight. ticipants' in a "rowbottom” Bangor, Sle, 111 hra. her on fire. armaman^ thay art both bold and amount of business avaiiable. Aiid Penn’s name for noisy student up­ That’s because it isn’t how much Q ^ i e e ^ S i a ^ ' p A St. Johns, N. B. ' .1 19'krA SO mlo. On trial is. W e ll^ v a n Steen- ahrawd. Thay maatar paycholbglcal even if they had realised there had risings on streets near the campus. weight you carry around, but how bergh, 2 1, who wag'''l)iclred up„by mudh o l that weight is "subcutane­ _ concapts which ara hard for us, to be a top limit, Uie urge qf com­ On'the night of this particular MAKE V l T l . police In hla UB/dorraUory after rowbottom, last Ma.V 3, 116 atu- cm Aifc yaw Or.vhoand ai.at abeot ous fat," aaya an Antioch College petition m ight, have driven them X y^M BlNATldN the slaying laat/Oct. g i. ■ Thay aomahow manage to eoncalva dents were arrested. ' O f these, •UMT iriral otn. Ilhi VACATIOIT professor. Dr. Stanley M. Gam has o f a aacret aa aomathing which on. 28 were held in |S00 bail for the PART OF YOUR PLANNINO eXMVICE. lUIW-COSt Dial. A ttyf Rayfnond B. Bar- been studying 100 Antioch stu­ . ia most proflUbla when you give Now the rutomotive economy grand Jur.v and the others were CHAHTgne aad Kaia-«pen, Into the competitive free enter­ "over-weighti’’ when it was actual­ 1957.'" Five others were siiapend- coNNiitiiCMt Mieicai •iiv ic i. lae. C'X-’ F Y M O U N [ ) Steenbergh was extorted from him democratic Amarica feels trapped prise to keep it healthy? ed for the remainder of the aca­ 7" by police threats and promises ly lean and not fatty tiasue that hi BR opposlU kind o f behavior, demic year, ending June 30, while "wjiich were not kept.” added the pounds.' No other body tissue varies to aucli an extent as ■a^ms. beyeiid axplanatlon. No another was suspended for one Bstrratta, describing the state's The BOLAND OIL CO. ..w e e k ,_____ fatty tissue, he says, I ii-u ' dbubt It la a designed, clever Ktuinf Season ease to the Jury, said Van Steen- Four others were placed on ksrgh was picked up as s' hitch­ BtPatagain on thslr part, all o f it. s f a i I y f i n d n o trcicfowin price foi^ 'ITiose *’kfsies of death” are "conduct probation" until June, hiker by Mrs. Beresford’s hu.sband / But they'managa to do It. They Somerset; Ky! r/P) Tenants in making A rather early appearance 1957, while one other was almllar- X and;, become friendly with the firoi trodocl on * * • couple. Paul Hughes’ apartment house / gilva away atomlc/planta with no In tha presidential campaign. ly penalized for the remainder of learned they had been living for rastrtctloaa or conditions. the academic year. A t the time of the alleged m\ir- As if Adlal 8 tevan.**r chance great idea, in his historic speech to W'iU win It votes. One Can hear ; .Anxious if we are late Watching from heavens window, J H te put them on your carton, at outstanding savings. Don't tilfal fo# les*—get ths United Nations. That idea ia some of thi .Southern parly rebels, or VieA President Nixon, if he gels Leaning from lieaven's gate Here go our buyers errors Goodyear’s first quality 3-T DeLuke Super-Cushions at thm low Wicca u/bdU tho now coming to formal .fruition, in Msrgaret W’lddemer. ■ Sol* i$ On! See us and uve on Tubeless or Tube-Type. tha approaching creation of an j,n- loose this year, crediting the <’on\- Spon.sored hv the temational atoms for peace, or- munlsta with complete miU'ess. in Council of Churches. Bargains like Jhis genlsaUon, allied with the United their ambi}.ion to "in flu ^ 'e " the at FABULOUS SAVINGS Nations. And Russia has, grudg- Democratic party. Yon ^ n ’t hear Both Black and White Sidewalls on SALE I gone along with that, be the Conimunista ever 'presuming 6 pc Modern Walnut Dinette cause It had to. to be able to influence the Repnh iiOnly Al 2‘19'Grqen Road All Sales Final — No Exchanges CHECK YOUR SIZE AND PRICE V But meanwhile, pending “tie licsn party, do you? Of course pdl, they know better! *— «- final realisatipn of this program e im u i M M i ftMEOM hetki ■wiim beto Hitmu besa WmBvwm TrudtersI M on Trade Tin For L$$sl nitUH matt,- naiim While the Deniocfsts are .stif. All Items Subject to Prior Sale In this group, e.’’tactly as pictured you, WM4i- s S S ir * iwnn MSfSt sau TIHtUI MSb.- MU o f ours. £he Russians have been 6 fg t‘ b|On* H K I^ , UpitH* raKS** Upik.* ft o r * ferin'g such unhappy touches of liave a choice of the buffet a.s showp free-wheeling along, spilling to.the or a china cabinet. Legs are trimmed • embarraaaing. affectiob, ■'the R#1 fi.S lslJ SIDilSSFrarmT;I 3 I . 9 I 5A.50 t24.N World-UchnicJii . stuff Americans NIGHT STAN1TT0.95. JLegr. ;$46.O0 Allod^rii in cordovan maliog- .00 with s*tin brass. We bought this ji.s a *.41x15 I21.W 4.4*115 INTI ara forbidden to tell one another, publicans seem to be^getling tba aii.y with 2 shelve.s.- Rest ot- group iaj.soltl .so here it goes at a ’’.sure thing” but it ha.sn’t found a m-MIURIIHl U l l 15 31.15 H .9 S *71x15 2t.5* 2 I.9 S Imadllnlng every atom peace aiigle political b{eaks. ’Tbere was, for in- i* *71x15 3275 219S *74x15 2*15 l9wlS ndicidou.il.s'low price. -X —r- W a s $258.00 \ home a.s,yet. You won’t find a .smarter 6 f thay can think of, and In general stance, widespread jubilation re­ moticrn dining Tppm. - 7.11x15 3«.<5 2 9 J 5 771x15 (3275 24.2S behavingr as if 4hey had stolen ported i^ th e EisenhowoV admin- I.OVE SE.-VT 119.00. Kl'K- $179.00 Law.son w^th ho.\ pleated 7.1*115 35.45 7.14x15 24.45 21.M 7 .M x l5 43.45 SSM 7.Mx15 Elaenhowera great "idea and istratiori'*^the other day when the' base aiid green background docuhieiiX'yn'int. Take it awa\’ before « i* ii| « r 35.45 2 ^ United States C am ber o L t ’pm- 2.MxI5 N75 PJK 7.44x15 31*5 2SJS monopolised it, as if they'were i t get* shopworn. i ' / UftI , ^ 9 .N x l5 4*35 UM I.N x l5 31.45 2 M I moving ahead With it, whll^ we merce, perhaps com'pensating. for CHAIR 49.00. Rpfir. $95.00 Modern Arm'Chair with iron base, J..,V *.**xl5 S1.9S *04x15 S4J| 8419 RRre standing still on ir, even its fiectlon of a fofeign aid and C H A IR 39.95. Reg. $74.9 and w e throw iu a matching ottoman. ' foam uphoI.*itry and cottoir loop-pilc.upholstery in gold. We, t,Jiink • M*ra R*capil 1.21x15 5*11 WM' 171x15 4 I.N 3 U 0 4MS Modern scoop type with wrought iron liaxe, cottonl()opcd cover in though it was our own idea. One freer tradi inaq as its new presi­ it’.'? .smaid.ibut do you? - 4.06 *P r*vo d 1* rl, t.4 * x li 3*15 19.9S *.2tx15 44.4* 33J0 *74x15 34.25 I 7 J I axplanatiop is,- of coui'sa, that we dent, took A eriUtA'l fling at. .some charlreu.se. Scopp up this bargain early.' / DI.VING TABI'.E 89.50. Reg. $12.5.00 Knotty pine dropleaf rud- aKrafaioA# PirfwiiMMMt 1 atiU can’t get it out o f bOr heads of the Elsenhower rsde| policies. RUGS 17.95i Rpk- $2;1.95 9 X 12 Sumnwr.Fiber Rug.s'in gray, deritype. .Ju.ita.s much at home iiuthe living room, but we haven’t *nv* Tea Tax an# IlKaMsblt TIra *ffv4 Tmi **Plyt T«a «f^ Tiro that the .atom it somehow an 'Vhat^ an Ssacl.- the‘ Eisenhower A B m E X brown, green or multi-colored pattern.s. Ilon’t know why these found any room for it a.s yet. Low prices on all sizes ! strategists ' gloated, to Have the Convenient Tenhs— As Low As $1.25 Weekly! l\ American aecret,*which means, in haven't sold . .^‘they’re 8uc)i a wh'aie of a value. practical effect, that our high Chamber attacking us w-heii the 7 U § k t RL-GS 7 9 .9 5 . R-®lr. $112.00 9 X 12'.lker. But as of now, we are There will be more » amaging ond iupple , . . aids in pre­ BEDS 9.98. Rpk- $34.95 Maple Panel .st.vie iii red maple finish. hol.stcred to the fl^ r in gray metallic-thread pub texture. venting lines and wrinki,** ^ tight with our much, and Rusaim kisses, and more beneficial blows, around the eyes and throat. One twin and 3 full sizes. Nobody needs to .«leop on the floor at LEHMAN'S ATLANTIC STATION HOLLYWOOD SERVICE CENTER ■a the campaign wgima along, .'?0F.V |-79.00. RpR-. $259.00 (you gues.sed it) Lawson lounge Is free widi her •little, and her .CONTAINS NO LANOLIN this rate! s ' I 704 M AIN ST.T MANCHESTER— TEL. M l 9-5742 - splurge'counts. model with round arm.s. Toast mateias.v cover. Good ‘with ma­ N 342 EAST CENTER ST__ PHONE M l 9-8187 -‘X— ------X which iMvei a sticky, ally 61* hogany furniture. , ■ - » and also might Irritate. Get a iar today. Actually costs lei* ’-'Ss.***..- COMBINATION TABLE 39^95. Reif. $79.50. 36 x .36 mahogany WYMAN'S GULF STATION DON WILLIS GARAGE Fayingr Eot The G reat Y e a r GORHAM than other popular night card table open.s to 36 x 72 for dining. And we have six, ye.s 6 of SILVER POLISH creaiM. Only $1.30. 24 M A IN ST__ TEL Ml 9-8145; 18 M A IN ST. — TEL M l 9-4531 Ix s t year, the automobile' in­ ’em . . ..3 mahogany and 3 limed oak. Wanted: 6 crowded apart­ dustry had its greatest of years. BEAIT1FIE.S 81|3’*:R Open Stock Groups tool ments. . . ' ■ But, in iU race for what did prove DEWEY.RICHMAN miller pharmacy EHLER'S ATLANTIC STATION KEN'S GARAGE to.be the greatest retail market 767 .MAIN ST. -oms ••l•<.*aoeMooe ..4. * m s h a *. retro |toe. Dr*x»l Travis Court Mahoganyj Drexel Knotty 128 EAST CENTER ST. ANDOVER — Pilgrim 2-422^ ia history, it did things,which,.hBd fiMicAipUcn SpuanLAh inevitable consequences. It pro­ Pina, Cushman Colonial and Toulan French Pro­ •X- duced more cAi*e than even this m «.#«(• i^ap ^ , JIM'S ATLANTIC STATION GRISWOLD'S SERVICE STATION hifVM t •uBrket in history could vincial Dining Rooms. Pen.nsylvania Houi* and Wreughf lron RaHIn^t Proiqpt Free fall suid ; -4S1 WEST CENTER ST. — PHONE M l 9-8154 174 WEST CENTER ST. PHONE 3-84S9 lake. A ^ , aa the year ended, Porch Cohimni Chatham Solid Bedrooms. v , daaperatlon price cute were needed Delivery Aervlee I t dispone o f the hew care which VALLEY WELDING CO, $99 OREEN ROAD \anc. RED'S SERVICE STATION ED'S ATLANTIC STATION m e t becoming old models. For Free Bstiinato CaO' t e l . M l 8-4184 134 EAST CENTER ST.

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■'■■J' '.- 4: \ ■/■;v X i .i. / ' " J ■ ■■ /' .'s. ' / V I I -V FACE’FEN EANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY. MAY 16, 1958 MANCHESTER EVENING HE^IALD, MANCHES'TER^ Q0SN\, WED^DAY , MAY’ 16. 1956 page ELEVilt '"A' art and Brian .Warner of Andover Haddad, Kristine Olsen, Betty final pack meeting of the season Gary Horton, Msurg'’Sscord and at the home of Mrs. Luctug Rob­ Coiunthin and Hebron, Mrs. Janet Jurovaty Hodges^ Rita Evans, Eileen Alex­ M ay 26 In Yeomans Hall. The Linds Atkinson, of Hebron. inson 8r. Topic for tbs dvoning, FOR ALL HOUSEHOLD and'Clarence Goss were also con­ ander, Donna Tucker. Sharon t^ ^ e Will be "Hobo Night." Lead- ' Yastall Hoaor Roll "Meals from Frozen foods and in­ Democrat Ijaucus firmed. Starkey, Janice Kowalski,. Disne erirand Den Moth'ers met recently The honor roll to L dedicated formation on frozen foods", was Receives Pin Sanden,'Susan Stalina rd, and Gal at thk home of Mr. and Mra Clac- on Memorial Day has been in­ presented by Mrs. Juliua Bianper ^ FUEL PURPOSES Garjienter. ence Jaffriea tO make arrange­ stalled on Columbia Green. The and Mra. John Cragin. Hpeteaaea | TOP GRADE Names Delegates M(ss Jean> Nstsch, Columbia, were Mrs, Leetek* J. Hutchins and ' was awarded a 25-year service pin Elizabeth Katkowilz. Neva Swe- ments. \ memorial is Inscribed with the MEANS for scouting in a ceremony held in nor, and Susan Stannard played Ro^l'vs Ckmmu.idon names of ai> local men who served Mre. Irving Lohr. ' . ' | Colum\)i«, May 16 (SpectaJ)—A t Twenty-oita ' children - received during World War II. The unveil­ Forfeits R4o -^ad n Y « ^ ^eomaiM Hall by Girl Scouts and several piano selections.' OLD COMPANY the DejnocraUc caucus In Y -Adult leaders directing the pro­ ’ their First Communion . at ing of the luemorlhl will take • Max Glick,. 52, Boston, Mesa., mans Hall last night Mrs.s. 1 ! ^ Uieir leaders. Mis. Harvey S. ColUhs made ' the presenlstion, gram were Mrs. Burton Starkey St. Coliinriba's Church Sunday a t ptar.e during Memorial Day serv­ forfeits^ 630 bond on a speeding Merrick and Joseph Tashlik w;«r« ths 6:30 Mass. They are John ices. . A' charge, and 115 bond on a charge LEHIQH ’ I >d ciRtdi* which also Included a traveling and Mrs. Ekiward rayrie. Mr. named as -party-endorsed caae. Starkey and Mr. Payne helped Morlarty, Jean Coughlin, Susan Family Sunday of paaiing a atop sign, when he dates to tlic S tate Conventi*n t i ^ with the stage managing, lights Carlson, Clifford LSflsur, Fred­ failed to appear In Columbia Jus­ Stokers and Oil Buraera SoM apd Named to the Senatorfr|ifl Con- Miss Natsch.. who began her Girl Family Sunday will taka place Scout activities .ip' PcnntylvaiHo, .and microphone. erick Lowman, Jane Bxegda, Kay May 20 at the Columbia Congrega- tice Court. Serviced Promptly and EllielaatJy. mention were Alfred Boratehi and Ann Haddad, Rosemary Ferguson Paul Merrick, George Peters and was leader of the Girl Scout troop At the close of the meeting. tional' Church. The Rav. Kenneth JusHce Bliz'.beth D. Hulchina here for 11 years. She is chairman Miss Natsch spoke • to' tKe 'group and Rose Ellen Marchisit). all of R. Johnson of-RllIngton Congre- said Gllck was arrested April 25- Maurice Ale.xander were chosen to oolumbis. attend the Oongres^nal Convjtn- of the troop committee and' a about the new campsite in Leba­ gatlonal oChurch will be. guest at'the intersection of Rts. J and 6A member of the finance rommiltee non' which the Council is purchas­ Also. Russell Billings, Charles speaker. TTiere will he no Sunday by State Police Sgt. Thomas B. E. WILLIS t SON, lac, tion. The above n ^ed delegates for the Girl Scout Council of eakt- ing. AdditinnsI pledges are still Donnelly, Alan Ounnark, Urtdk School and children will attend the O'Brien of the Danicleon barracks. S MAIN ST.,-> TEL. litl 6-5126 will choose their >own alternates. ern Connecticut. being requested toward the pur­ Gasper. Gregory Hudsk, Hel^ w orship Twrvlt.e. The newly sMcted Democratic 'T he Girl iScouts presented a chase. Jufovsty, Maureen Paro. Osi Hoitne Group Meets Manchester Evfsilng Herald Co- Town com m it^ Is headed by Mra special program to parents and To Hold .Meeting Remesch, Stephen Wroblinski and ■ The iocebsjiome Demonstration lumMa eorrrspondent Mrs. PVaak Paul Merrick as chairman; ^aul friends. Participating were; Marie, Oih Scout Pack 62 will hold Ita Stephen Snigg, all of Andover; Gi'imp. of the Farm Bureau met Marchisa, telephene AC 6-9060. T Blum, vice chaii^an; and Mn. Jo­ Advertise in The Herald— It Pays seph Jaswinski, Secretary - treas­ urer. ' > •b : S7 Persons CXintibtned 'L 1 '«i'J At the OonfirmatiOn ceremony held in St. Columba's Churbh Sat­ urday afternoonj 57 persons, Includ­ ORAHTS 50TH ECONOMY SALE M ing two adult|i^ were confirmed Iv \ the Most ReVenmd Bernard J. . - t ...... M Flapagan. bishop of Norwich. AssiMIng Bishop Flanagan were G IV E N W I T H Rev. Paul St. Onge, chancellor; the Rev. Francis A. Murphy, pastor, C A S H S A l . ^ the Rev. Isjcien I. Siedslk and the PLUS DOUBLE GREEN STAMPS THURSDAY, MAY 17 Rev. John Honan of St. Joseph's Oiurch, Willlmantic; the Rev. David • O’Keefe. St. Andrew;'s toys' and Students' Shop ALL NE# SUMMER SUITS AONB M m SFORT SHIRTS - Oiurch, Colchester; the Hev. Paul REGULAR, Lo n g s , s h o r t s , s t o u t s sRid . - 'x ; ato. $3.so M U.SA V/U.UH J . Rivard;. St. M ary's Church, IVll- SHORT SLEEVE POLO SHIRTS limantic; and the Rev. J. Clifford SHORT STOUTS—SIZES 35 to 50 , SHOE DEPT. Curtin. St. Mary's, South Cwen- S1ZE» 4 to 26 try. AltaV boys assisting. were • ^$2.95!* $5 $9 Craig Sanden, t«rry Roberts and - REG. $1.5D to $2.95 VALUES REG. S2fis-N O W . . . . J . $ 2 3 . 9 5 Frank Marchisa. ' class confirmed' follows; Rosemary Brousseau, Rita Evans, REG. SI4.95—N O W ...... $ 2 7 . 9 5 STr AW HATsI SPECIALS M Diane Sanden, Jerry Bergeron, EM- 11. to ae«. S2.«»^ $7.so VAiUfs 75 PAIR—CHILDREN'S and MISSES' win Brousseau, John Coughlin, STARTS THURSDAY- MAY 17th REG. i45.00^0W .. $ 3 6 . 0 0 Richard Coughlin, Stephen How- land, Raymond iLavesque, Bernard ;«°'^$ 2 J5 ‘"$4.75 Nagy.-John Sadlon, and Richard RE^ $50.00— NOW ... . JUMPING JACK - Baegda, all of Oolumbis. $ 4 0 . 0 0 Also Judy Anderson, Natalie Ar- I h CHINO DUNGAREES mentsno, Sharon Billings, Beverly f REG. $65.00— NOW ...... SUMA^R HATS and CAPS Bramhsll, Judith Ohasse, Nancy SIZES 6 fo 16—REG. $2.75 oud $2.95 $ 5 2 . 0 0 KALI-Sten-lk$ D 1B 1 a s i o, Kathleen Donnelly, REG. 79c to $2.50 VALUfS Karen Faleetta, Thelma Falcetta, $6.00, $6.50, G H Q G ^ .Donna Gasper, Joy Goulette, Unda l i : SPRING and I A^I/'C'TC ' Gosa. Susan Gureziski, Patricia Now $0.59 or 2 $C^ SUMMER J M W i x C I 9 6 9 c '“ $ 2 .1 9 Harriman, Nancy Heileman. Susan 1 ^ Heileman, Nancy Hudak, Evelyn WAIST CNid COAT LENGTHS $7.50 Values W f l > v O LeBel, Christine McGrath, PatripiJt m SIZES 36 to 50 Patterson, EHizabeth Prentice and i'% ? T': / PAJAMAS Jayne Raleigh. SfORT SHIRTS N6W...... Also, Paula Vanty, Anna Ver- REG. $5.95—NOW ...... $ 4 . 7 5 REG. $3.95 to $5.95 VALUES prauskaa, Susan Wroblinski, Thom- SHORT OR LO^G SLEEVES as Bonneau,. Payl Carter, Thomas ( 1^ REG. $9.95—NOW ...... > ; .. $ 7 a9 5 ^"^$2a9S"$4.50 2SPA|RVINAR Chaase, Kenneth Fisher, Andrew jilllir $1.95—NOW $ 1 . 5 0 \ Gasper, Gary Goulette, Bruce Gou­ iiiiiii lette. Gregory Horton, Paul Juro- vaty, Michael Koller, Thomar $2.25—NOW $ 1 . 7 9 REG. $14.96—NOW $ 1 1 . 9 5 , JAriviere, Robert Mathieu, Michael ORGANDY COLORED DRESS SHIRTS HI-WEDGE HEELS •lUnor, Barton Nicolo, Thomas O’Brien, Peter Raleigh, Gary Rob- ;• a* PMSCILLAS .95—NOW $ 2 . 3 4 REG. $3.95 VALUE—NOW ..,, $3.19 Spo^l lew pdeos.. IrsKt MEN’S WORSTEDS, SHARKSKIN, jjlii SIZES 4 to ir 'M d 16.26 $7.95 Value X:. 4S-d^t'*l FUNNEL ani DABARDINE SU^H REG. S4.S0 VALUE—NOW . . . . $3.39 ^ALL MODELS— SIZES 35 to 50 m Biggsit Economy Buy in Town I L AT XOW PRICES ^ iiiili ; Bargains snougli Rt thsir rsg. 79c pries I .IGHTWElGHT REG. $5.00 VALUE—NOW ^ .. $3.95 NOW • - ' • • • G G REG. $89.75— NOW ...... $71.80 %'i First^uality ^ SPECIAL RACK— SIZES 6 to 20 Firtbur Drug Stores 1 N E W H U N T E D REG. $ i 75-~N O W ...... $2.75 REG. $65.00— NO\^:^; . ... $52.00 A 14 PAIR liiiif Permanent finish. MUSLIN SHEETS MEN'S HOSIERY DRAPERY FABRICS 80* wide overall, 6* REG. $6.95^ 0 W ...... V $4.85 REG. $50.00— NOW ..... $ 4 0 .0 0 REG. 55c to $1.25 VALUES .\ picot • edged ruffles. 81x108—REG. 1 .9 8 ...... 1 .7 7 White, pretty pastels. a l l GROWING GIRLS' [AHtS WASHABLE— ROPLINi nr LINEN ALL TOPCOATS AT SAME SAVINGS ANNIVERSMY SALE This huge special purchase 43-71'Mant 0 4 7 KNIT CUFFS, COLLj^ and BOTTOM ^MADEMOISELLE PI saves you'31c per yard on z.aa_. . Z * ' 72x108—REG. 1.49 ...... 1 .5 7 PAPER A beautiful assortment of'’printed cm g% •I.*0" last , , a%77 percalee, embosecd cotljonaX erta- j first quality all cotton «sa. J.4*__- • ■ 81x99—REG. 1.69 1 .5 7 MEN'S TWEED. SPORTCOATS LOAFERS $0 .9 8 kays, and glazed cottons In len»'u« ' Jt>- kwwW a barkcloth. 36* wide.. Big Rayon m •yv WINDB^EAKER JACKETS FELT HATS DROPCLOTHS from 2 to 15 yards. - Tairhrrda / REG. $5.95 to $15.00 VALUES selection of the season'^ 43x99-^ E G . 1.69 ...... 1 .5 7 FANf'Y and SOLID. COLORS—^OMe Ir EVERSIBLE REG. $35.00— N O V y...... $28.00 Reg. $5.65 Value ^ newest prints and colors. YARD Flocked rayon tai- .MANY 3VA Dynamic a s s t . loreds in lengths-of 63 • G G • ' 9’ X ’ 7 9 c <;i-i Includes prints and solids of per-\ NOW . 12 and 72. in colors of PILLOW-CASES. REG. 49e . . . AG Y - REG. $3.1 $12.95 VALUES REG. $32.95-^qW ...... ""'^$4a75‘^$12a00 iiiHl cales. glazed cottons, embossed white, pink on White, 42x86 4*7 t $26.35 I - -4 iiiiii cottons, alsb in lengths of 2 to 15 blue on white. 48 PAIR RHYTHM STEP \- SHERWIN / yards. REG. $30.00— NOW ...... $ 2 4 .0 0 J 3 ' ..$ ■ SHEER SUMMER^SHORTS WILUAMS/ NARROWS r \ • W l m a d J.s t ,/ m Brahd new—Just arrived, piihterl ^ 00 GIRLS' »l ...... - 'i aie. $a.ts VAiue—NOW .... $2.49 PUMPS Gi Q( percales in '- lengtha of 2 to .15 vds Now^lll AU Summer Sport Coots a t Some Savings 7 -^yards, 27 Inches wide. ^ ' 1 /. PLAY SHORTS .ALL SUMMER A RED,^VY and ILACK ^ T REG. $3.65 Value—NOW . . . . $3.19 SPORT c COATS \ ) J and REdULAR d L iM V IxJl RANGE $12.95 Value OUR IXCiUSIVi *S9c' pit SLICi SKikTINO SIZES 4 to t o ^21^2 I ALI. COLORS tod FABRICS. SiZBS 28 to SO \I, REG. $3.9i VALUE—NOVV ... $3.49 • ■ • \G « G tUFL OIL No pattern needed to itiske a whirling 16- REG. $5.95, to $16.95 VALUES NOW REG. $9.50—NOW ...... :\. .. fofe skirt! All you do is.snip 'n sew. Cutting Want assortment ? Come $7.50 G A SO lIN f dines sntLinstr^ctions are part of the print. 4 8 ^ y to Grarits! Value? Grants A $4.75$13.55 for you! Comfort-fit? Bee­ REG. $10,95-^ O W X V $8.75 SHORT SLEEVE POLO SHIRTS BANTLY OIL line for Grants. 7 to 14. / REG. $1.95 to $3.95 VALUES ' A 1 (D iiiiii-^ 7 ' REG. $12.50—NOW CHINO WORK PANTS I |\ c . $9.99 tljiiF' IM70RTI0 BLOUSES TAN. CRAY and CREEN. $1.19‘“$2.99 ; '1 - I m l.i Special savings! • Sleeveless REG. $14.95—NOW ...... REC. $4.45. $4.19 delights in fine ' ooe $11.95 TEL WItchrll V-459S VALENTINE^UMPS ■ 'f hrnadclnth. 7-14. O O NOT ALL PRICES IN KVKRV SIZl TEL ROCKVIUE S-2177 /• TEE SHIRTS • vC V and I’l.ASTiC r a i n c o a t s RE6. SI.00 M $l.sg VAlUEy ■\;a r-- $?b.9S-$II.9S 5 0 v 9 5 DRESS TROUSERS REG.'Sl 0.95—NOW .. . • • • • $8.75 F «/ IN TIME FOR GRADUATION : . ■ r""* 7 9 c ‘“'$1.20''/ -C ,, ,6l|ES26ito31 WAIST REG. $4.95—NOW . . . ^ . $3i95 Values NChVf . . ■ "SfS.V'- All Other Raincoats Reduced 20% FREE CO nO N I ALSO HUSkfES BRIEFS I .> Im*.- 25 PAIR OF KNIT SHIRT i k K SAVE 1 /3 REG. $6.5^#OW . . . . $ 5 . 8 5 MEN’S LOUN(;iN(; REG. 79c VALUE— NOW ..... h'eSc COOL, MO.IRON MISSES' >.V V'. rsis NYLONS whan you buy and BEACH ROBES B qw Many Way» do^ FANCY SLIPS PRINT SKIRTS REG. $6.95— NOW ...... $6.25 REG. $1.20 VA1,UE— NOW .. ... ^. 9 5 e you have to/ k T 1 Ktgular 1.98 Sfylca Idr all pceail»n$ Kagtilerly 3.98 POPLIN SHORTS REG. $9.9^ N O W ..... $7.95 REG. $7.50--NOW ...... $ 6 . 7 5 $9.f?5 Value . 3 3 7 ?■ REG. $8.9^ N O W . • « 0 0 ^ $7.15 REG. $7.95— NOW ...... ?. $7.15 SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS NOW Full-cut styles in drip-'dry Reg. $1 daytime or drem- One from a collection that Choose Bermuda length or REG. $5.95—NOW . $4.75 I RE6 . $i,tS to M.SO VALUES >1/; ( a\OX AU4 SIZES) yout pay theck? pcrC.tle, embossed cotton, np sheers, famous atretch features full circle cuts short shorts in^washable, REG. $8.95— NOW ...... $ 8 . 0 0 ■ U I ARE SOME WAYS WE MRV REIP nylonizCd . acetate tricot. nylons;- full-fashioned as or unptessed pleat styles. last color, poplin. 10-18. well as seamless. Hurry in ! ■ ^‘’"$1.55'“$5.20 ' Men's Shoe Specials V il S-T.R-E-T-C.H YOUR MONEY 'DAN RIVDR^ Some shadow panels. 32-4#. Gay cotton prints. 10-18. Shirt is regular $1 style. DENIM kACKS aad JACKETS r« PAY...fer • CAR • AUTO I- Free Alterations r 21 PAIR OF MEN'S \ - RIPAIRi • ClOTHtt SPORTSWEAR ALL SIZES and UOIAIRS ■% r* KiriMAMCt . . . initolliMM MTES n t CO O KUTISE^ cerrtraett and CONSOIIDATE SAVINGS FOR WOMEN POPULAR $LACKS, lilG. $2.95—NOW . . $2.35 SNAP and BOXER SHORTS '' svardve blHi wlitra prewnt REG. 1.79 & l.M WASH'n'WEAR SHIRTS '' ' REGULAR W HITE and COIX>KS ' payiMnh ara.taa high, -PARAKEETS Resists soiling, needs lit- ■X.V fOYCK l,.\NK CO'ITON DRESSES MOTHER! HURRY FOR BOYS’ SUITS JACKETS, REG. $3.95-^ n6 W ,. $3.15 REG. $1.00 to $2.95 VALUES t. Ye AAV...DOCTOR » DENTIST tie or no\ironing. t'olor- m v F ' Am»rlca'$ tavorHa pat SI/K 4 In 1,2 ; • MOIRITAl ■ILIS • TAXES .SlCeveleas and sunbacka; 4-vd. aweeji akirta, INSURANCE PREMIUMt ful vsoveh plaids keep good N . |" ■ THESE BEST BUYS $16‘05 .. .NOW $ 1 1 .9 5 • 39c OXFORDS $ r Waalipble. 9-15; 10-20: 14',-24',; ^ “ BLACK or BROWNMOWN ,98 MOVINO DtriNSIS • UfHOL- looks. Full comfort tut. a,,.-^ti m..'. s-M-i 42-52. for $5 .$17.9ft .. .NOW $ 1 2 ,5 0 RPlf- $10O. .;,N0W 79c '’««'80e"‘$2.45 - STIRV and all olhar houMliold m * 4 . 9 9 $1 No-iren-FIliM Sleapars ' W . # $18.0.') ...NO W $ 1 3 .2 5 - • MEN’S BELTS aid jSUSPENDERS. , aspaoMi. 3.98 8 4.98 ‘ DAN-SHEEN *^nSlACKS > 1.98 SUMMER FASHION HANDRAOS Dry ready to wear. Sizes I-.1, 2-8. # # * $10.05 ...NO W $ 14.00 ' _ _ . .3 $12^0 und f REG.-.$3.50— NOW ...... $2.80 *10 to *500 Sliiji. .tapered leg model IV'onderful collection of atylea and ahapei 9 A nqw thrift price lor our No-iran-Floysuilt — 1.39 Values O O c MEW SUMMER NECKWEAR with adjustable hack strap. ^ 9 9 In Iddia-pi'inta, giiaina, pfastirk. Plus tax. 1 . 0 / cheerful feathered pets.! f i $14.50 Values TAKE UR YO 20 MONTHS TO REPAY 2-piece sets, boxer waist shorts. I to 6X. O v * BOWK and FOUR-lS’-H A M )S - . '1‘ailored in combed sateen Can be taught to talk, sing, [ CADET SUITS ^ (NOT ALL SIZES) ill f*awitiiny.BttamuifmMi>amki 2.98 V ISCOSE r a y o n 'BATH MATS Llfc-Fliy Sharis — Mony'Fabrict 0 ^ 1 REG.1i2.50— NOW . f . . . . $ 2 . 0 0 e NOW • • . . . a for c-omplete wasliabilitV 4-lt ' Mwi't lt-31 whistle, do tricks. A buy! ke- $2.5.50 .. .NOW $17.85^' ' - NOW 79< REG. $2.00— NOW ...«•...... $1.60 Am«Mta(MGtithlvPti rntflUtOT: '24"x40'‘, non-skid. Machine washable, crush O O I ComfArt-fit. toughwezr Cotton. Sites 2 to 8. O f ^ r l $26.50 .. .NOW $ 1 8 .5 0 - Heg. $1.50 NOW $ 1 .1 9 12 MO. 15 MO '70 MO. resistant, llnt-riee. Clear bright colors. A. iSG REG. $1.00— NOW A RATES 6 N $ SM littia Girls' 1.99 Flay Shoas ■ JMilp $27J»5 .. .NOW $ 2 2 .5 0 ' ■ ■ I ..... 80c IM tees i Tm *71 M atching Lid Cover. Reg. 6 1 ...... 67o REG. $1.50— NOW . . i $ 1 . 2 0 ata test M.tS l*.l* USE YOUR CREDIT Klk leather vanips. While, roulli color. 9-3. i D d i f .$20.05 .. .NOW $2 3 .9 5 : ’ m VA\ M.** 79c JUMBO ’GRANT MAID’ BATH TOVVELS Buy at sate prices without spending: a cent. TWtoif6nli rtotgo*. STORE HOURS: MON. thru SAT., 9:30-5:30 49c Stralchy Nylan Anktals IWopeaeMd on CMtoA •wHUp ReFeMiito. 22'x44” in lovely colors, made for ui by » 'C P — .No Down with a Credit Account, BOYS' , SHOES * ’ REG. $1.0G|-NOW 80c White Buck OXFORDS famous maker: Exceptional buy at this price I O O C 2nyes'cdmfort-fit girl|‘-sizes 6 to 9. MEN’S WAUETS and KEY RETAINERS > WnilTI . orVUIT THURSDAY 9:30 TILL 9 P.M. Call for details Mitchell 9-20.31. ■ . - ,e RED RUIIER SOLES ^ ^ P OPEN MONDAYS hlatching Wash Clotho. Reg. 3Sc eo...... 5 for |l STUDENT SUITS I S i; : EEG. S7.S0— tSOW .:------$ 6 . 0 0 $73.95 Valuo rD | 1 . 9 5 RINANCB CO., INC. 969 MaiN m m . . Itwid naa. REG. $5.00— NOW ...... $ 4 . 0 0 t o Fftknd&i pw&j vStw w y f S ' i S ■ ■'n o w Im '??••••'NOW $ 7 . 4 0 NOW a . . . ■ 815 Main St. ;::N 0W iw iSO ^^ ...... N O W $ 7 . 5 0 •od laorsdsis f I* < « « YOU MUST II SATISItlO'OI YOUR MONIY SACK REG. $3;95— NOW ...... $3.15 IM taansasdasoftsm $.15-00 . . . n o w ' $ 2 4 . 5 0 ?5^-2o, $9.50 NOW $ 8 .5 0 WHILR THEY LAST 1.1 i " -i W E GIVE ^ ^ GREEN STAMPS V ■J rj., iiiiiiiiiPijililijiiii 1 , i i 1 M „ „ ‘ I ii-Jnliil- I I i L r * I ‘ A -I { I . , J "rij ,11, T- - I * t 11* * 1 j|„ J *i ' " t 't ,' k !' '.H 1 r > 1 - ' 1 ’ I 1 V-i-3 ■ ' ’ , ■ , -' i- ' -

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■ ■■ ■ • y . - • A x / \ . . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNflSDAY, NA'i^ 16. 1956 fAGi t w e l V i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALti, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1966 t>AGE TRIRTIBM 7 : Worry et / ____ aiae* of hard rfiosl. will reault In LiCChauaae. P atty and Linda Or-'i iUtheran W o m e n '! Coal Dralcrw Criyc ,*a\inga of if|> to 40 per cent In M cmI o I h S e l e c l o i l fltelll, John and Petet- Harrig. -/ "New Hciven Youth Admits bompkriaon' to competitive fuel kJa I k:l V [Children's fashion* are bv Mari-[ FALSriEETH X, coat* at regular winter price*. Cur­ o r ?> lvlc JMKI ► W Mad*, costume jewelry from' P l a n F cm m I S a l e Slippiir<9 or Irritotin^T rent ahipmenta ol thia automatic .-r--. iGandera. Killing Brother tcith Pistol H*'' ^““^*'’‘*** equipment are 41 per cent ahead - Don'l p» eml|*rr*is*il by looa* fslsa X , ” ■ . HeaJMnalHeajtqnal iH»coiinUdliroiinU for h«id ro«l ‘Model* who will display the, Mrs. Karla M. Romanowica Is •A Swedish bakingfssle will.be. teeth, eiminn*. dropplnf ^ wobbluw of laat year. showing of atytes In sportwear and! chairman of the committee from ; conducted by the (h>mber* of the when/''vou cet. tela or '#,uab. Juet •prSM* * lime fABTEETO Ob your New Haven. May 1« .VP A IV-ind had been r.rr>inf U around|‘ I heachwear from the Blair stores, the Nurses Aaan. Dorcas , Society of Emanuel oWe*. Thie pleeeant PO»dw gWei a year-old boV Maa ahot to death "«>n‘h. . '"** *P""* *'**"'! Idaho Holdfl State at the "Hummer 'Time'’ Fashion' Tickets may be obtained at the Liitherah Church, in Luther Hall temerlcablr »en*e of edded comfort ' ^ ^ ...fnmnhiu' The fftiH waa found by poUve a „„r nionthi are now In effect ac- Show, of the Manchester Regia- entrance of the aiiditoiiiim pfior of the church, Saturday at t p.m. S^id bt boldln* O U ^ m w The members will offer the, firmly Ho lummy, gooey, paity te»te WARDS tered Nurse# Assn* tomorrow at 8 to the show, laat nifhU Police ^iefChief J>an^.U'J'";fTamia I’T the J' *'1!!.wood*. i -drdInR « to local coal dealer*. The Blackout of Radio or fMimj.Tf* tlliaHne inon-aeldi. dl.acouhta became effective May p.m. at the Buckley School audi- usual popular Swedish coffee' Get rASTtETH »tan# dru* counter. McManuiT'Kluoted hi* it-year-old - yiother on S tale Aid 13. and reault* In auhatantla price torlum. are aa followsi ta cakes, rye breed, cakes and pie*. brother a* aaylnf he killed him Neighbora »alil the CoK*well rediictlona per ton In each of the Boise, Idaho. May $0 i/Pi- Ida- PHscilla Brown. Eiqcknla I? ^ . ' . Mr*. Edith Bolin, who heads the mA boya wero^ meinber* of a family of I ho'a radio station's wenb off the air MorlartV, Marv DIugos. Rita Man- . Bueno* Aire* IfA’i - • Col. Rkiil committee in . charge, rerfuegls accidentally. lemberi vaiioiia coal air.e*.’ • , five children . They aald the jiinth- Theae i>rl<^ reduction* repieaent ' for 1.1 minutes yestehday in a ley, Martha Mason, Mary Gaudat, Alejandro Poggl wants everyone to them to deliver their donations to, ANNIVERSARY SALE But McMamta aald that while State aid roll* and that aome o( the largeat aeafonal dla- statewide broadcast btankout dur­ Mary "Plrle. Marlon Norman, *‘*'ow he is not Col. Raul Aleilandro the chut I'll no later than ,L2 o'clock i the brother, Arthur Cogawcll, waa ui* father I* not living with the coiinta ever offered. Aicordlng to ing National Radio Week. Claire Navh.r, Isabel Qulmbv, ‘ ArgenUna's revolutionary Saturday, In order thgt they may ^ • try in * to set a little infere.ice of they will Broadcasters said they Ranted Lillian Gfeen. Janet Audette, . froae assets of be assembled, labeled if necessary ! WALLPAPER to show llstenera what ll Alejandro Poggio. The 19.16 IVashable Wallpaper Intentional. thd neighbor*, told reporter* Jf furnaces during the spring and the following'Dorcas piembers; ' ■waa her house to whiih Arthur aummer month*. from listenei's asking what ryiused Smith, Gai] Brunelle. Jeanne Mor- mlhlMry later notified the Mr*. . Dorothy RichWood, Miss Boy Shot. In t ’hest y . [came seeking help after the shoot-V ’li^B schedule* usually the silence. iTsaey and Brenda Hill* hi* name should not be con Esther Petmson. Miss Haael John­ Killed uas Bernard Cogau^l,mg. gradually until Sep- One radio repairman In Boise,' Junior models will Include Kathy '^’“h Pnggi *. i PRICE t •tars nf # It • ettaa Awats n_ a a. na. lt . _ ___ **__•>- -a son. Miss' Mabel Olson. Mrs. Ine* He waa ahot In the rlson, Mrs. Mildred i 981 .MAIN ST. booked on a chaige of manslaugh-\ "Hi* eyes were closed." she said.' lare a long-e.sta1ihahed ciia- waa wrong With it. i Brown, Biyce. Carpenter, Diane, reading and dancing." ^Gardner. ter.' Aaslatant Chief Raymond .1. '-‘I told the boy* not to move hlm| Anthracite sales policy. Eagan said police consulted with niVl l>ack ln and called thej .The cold weather of the past 'T'- State's Atty. Abraham S. Ullmaii police." pvl'nler hail been extremely helpful before,booking the boy.'J . " "Just about three minutes be-|to the anthracite Industry with n a B I B i Eagan alW reported th at two of fore.-.the. police came he opened his, ronsuiuei demand exceeillng that the boysyATo were with the Cogs-' eyes hnd loohed at hi* brother,"; of the past several season*, \ well bwfllhers. Robert White. 18,\ Mrs. Hovyartl said. "Then he shut' 'Die seasonal discounts will pCo- EXTRA ^QUAIITY and CCnton L. Windley, 16, were them agaht The policeman took, vide additional economies (nr home booked on breach of the peace hi* pulse. Ay^iir was klftd of | owners who have Installed new and ehargea and held In $1,000 ball holding his iBernard'ai side. The | automairc coal heating equipment auto F D/■ fincn. detective''aaid._‘T^'ouJdn't'do that In their homes. This equipment "x- • The charge, Eagan said, stem* j he's desd.'”! I whfch biiins the small Inexijensive from a false atory origtnolly given by the boys that the bullet which killed Bernard came out of near- h.v woods.. McManus said Arthur- gave thia for New xndlond Weother version of the 11:30 p.m. shooting: He waa sitting in. a car with hi* brother and three other boy*, all \ Juveniles. They were playing With Arthur's 32 caliber reimlver,. Ar­ X thur fifed a ahot out. the window. Later the gun went off acc'ldental- ly and the bullet atrilek the' brotherj Hond-SerMN diMign woodier reslstont Arthilr Uien dragged his''broth­ Ward* IS.9S A U SISl er out of the car, threw-the gun covorfotpblonfctt into the w'onds across the street anV] went to th e hon>e of a neigh­ U9VAUT color-fast and waterproof wMi di«9 24-iadi bor to summon &n ambulance. ir .9 i MVf $« IMWI Chief ' McManus said the three OUTSI ether boys gave this story: r . Adjuitablo ravoMng cronh- \ Arthur had the gun. ke was X typo nkkalad prid. Mock ■Itting in the front beat of the car. PAIN Luxuriout 90% ruyen, Bernard put his arm on the back ^ COLORFUL FABRIC Ui^BRELLA liigi, ivbbor Hrad whaal*. of the teat and Arthiif told him to Ojaco Paint, made in New England to with.stitnd MAKES HEADLINE N E W S - l0% ^prionG ( tiMchina- X 10.95 If ' take It off. M’hen Bernard refuaed. New England weather—ia your beat bet for wiNhebl«l 4 sidas satiii VINYL COATING ON b6 tH SIDES Arthur turned in hia seat and fired every outnide need. - ' hound. 72x90'. point blank into hi* brother's X v / chest. - . ' I • " / GALLASSO HARDWARE SUPPLY CO. \ McManus quoted Arthur as say­ 271 MAIN «T.. MANCIIEHTER EXCLUSIVE IN MANCHESTER 88 ing he bought the gifrt from a boy a -- A>-I----^->-0- who came from New Jersey. Afhur . MANCHESTER LUMIER. Inc. M said he didn't know him, but added ‘ "V 258 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER that he paid $10 for th* weapon WITH F and I) AUTO STORES . " • ' X " ■■ s Rena or lowar with pull cord. Tilh for most ihada. - Taxturad plostic axtarlor in groan, yaUoar, or rad. 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J . ■ .. J : : r ’* ■ ' . ' /• fja m w a n m a t UtAKCUESt^ EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER; CONN, WEDNESDAY. MAY 16, 1966 Section Two WEDNESDAY, M AY; 16, 1956 jRanrI|iTBt2r lEttPitittg r WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1956 Pagek 17 to 92 to Itam tha cauaa of ita tfagtc Ratea jump from $1 to $86 for present.- luncheon was served in yilhm CAA Hunts Cause, plunga to aarth. Insurance Rates married men under 25 who own Workslh>p Held Woodruff hall, with the Rev. Rua- — ------.------— ^ ^ Eight peraont, Including alx and operate their cars and unmar* •elt-Peery. aaaociate minister, pro­ Of Air Tragedy bualneaa cxecutlvci eh route to a .Go Up in State ritd men under 25 who are neither A| Centei* ChuFch nouncing the blessing there, and at Board Appro^s Appointment About Town W in Pratt and Whitney Sckolar^itpa Hospital Notes convention in Loulavllle, Ky. died principal owners or drivers of cars. (he Masonic Temple, with RSv. Mr. Assault Victims File yeaterday when the plane roared In Hartford, tha rate jumpa i!issa8??*5Jcr*^miShMMitmtM 9 IMMS^ •• IWUCn JafraraoavUU, ind.,, May IS iff) Hartford, Cpnn., Hay 16 tF) ^— TheJ spring workshop of the ^in'Pavn pronouncing the blessing. FREE A daughUr, Holly Jaan. waa Patleata ‘Badayt I7f, M «n* mUral* M muy out of lo^^’-hanglng,clouda Into a from from $156.54 to $176.8A ’ .Hostesses at the, Masonic bom yeitarday at Summit Hospi­ — CAA ' Invaatifatort axamined Automobile tnaiirance ratea went Hartford district, Connecticut / Of Parking ^u d y Committee ADM ITTED T K 8 T E R D'A Y: ____ SailntMt kno«'B » « . Uia twiatcd and acatterad.ramaina muddy field. t. up today throughout. Connecticut Comparatively minor changes lowahip of .....Congregu nnei i 'Temple were Mrs. Willism Shea, tal, Summit. N. J., to Mr. and Mra. Witneaaea aald the twin-engine, were made, for drivers over Ifi,. ■ for the district, and Mrs. William Ernest Stafford HI, 7I Brokd ;e Suit f M t m WrtN CNAKOM of a piivate alrrtncr today trying for male driverb' under the age of Christian Women, was held yes­ MOTH-PROOF . _ . Jamea B. Duke, former reaidents 14 or 15-paaaenger Lockheed Ven­ with amall reductions In some and i Stecke), for Center Church. In what la apparently ita firat>f-$lM a ,year increaaa; ap- i^, Manchaater. The paternal 'I'Jt.; Charles Romanowski, 148 25 yeara. terday at Canter Congregations') „ mov* toward improving parking in i p robated an additional $500 for i -r,„qm other ii Mrs. Jamea Duke, tura plunnd to earth in a apin The Nfational Bureau of small Increases. In others, again X A t the afternoon session. Mrs. Walker St.; Mra. Dorothy Park, Two 'Vernon women who w erer She also claimr to hav« gufftrad and exploofd. depending on the locality. Church, with 400 women from 84 Jiimes English spoke on the Ruth' town, the Board of Directora ' laat the purchase of six new voting | J gteppen SU Casualty Underwriters, which towns and citlea In the district In PLASTIC BAG assaulted hy former Probationary j aavgre shock,.-and skys that aoma It waa owned hy the Crane Co^ Seabuiy Scholarship fund, with night autborlied the appointment m achli^; ' appropriate*! $500! . ____ Andover; Uharles GaUdet, Bolton; filed the new ratea, said drivers In Women drivers under 25 are attendance: Mrs. Wsrrpn A. Ouip- Patrolman John C. Mahoney.while ; of her injuries lhay oa (iermanant of ^Ic'ago. Two vice prealdenta o f the offering taken for this fund. of a tamporary committee to bring more for\elecbons and rejected a A musical program, in charge Earl IlHia, 4$ Coolidge St.; Mrs. that group represent the “ moat virtually unaffected by the new mani district president', presided. WITH EVERY WINTER he was on duty last summer have .Tuid that she has baan, and will the. firm, George Erwin Jr. and rates. They were removed from Following (he election of officers, parking atudiea up to date and to request fiSom the towm'worker* of Frederic Wei.ner, will be pre- Lottie Nbwach, East Hampton; | started a $100,000 damage ault be, unablq to peHorm the duties a< haxafdoua claaa o f' private' paa- recommend action. ! union that ^ appoint a Personnel Jamea A. Dwyer, were among the aenger car riaka." tjie bad risk claaa aome time ago '^*!,V®‘ir*^ iw h en M rt u^apmsn was reelected COAT CLEANED sented at the meetinfmeting of the K!- Mr*, laabellaj Taft. 68 Oiealnut against him and Police Chief Her- her Job. ,i w The Director*, meeting formally,' Appeals Boai tomorrow s make a date, soonl victima. Hardeat hit by the upward ra- and have not paid the higher ratea president. M f. Clifford O. Simp-. wants Club at 12:15 St.; Jamea Rihgie. 87 Salem Rd.; 'man O. Schendel. addition, the suit says ah* haa The pilot, Randolph Mulherin, Clifford O. SImpaon, minister of son conducted a. ser\-ice of dedica (Cash and Carry) authorized Mayor Harold A; Turk- ^Iss Johnson,, an empkjye of the noon at tha Manchester; Country ; vialon, approved by the State In­ flxed for the men in the same age Center Church, and a welcome by Gustave W lttk ^ h ie. 335 ten ter Doris Stiebltx and Marl* V. Ka- incurred, and will continue ta in- radioed into Louiavllle'a Standi- group. tIon of these new officers.j._ ington to name a committee from collector of revenue, replace* 'Wll- Club. St.; Mr*. Helen WCat. 68 Chestnut i brick claim In their Suit that M a-' ‘’“ v. hospital and medical expenaan ford Field for landing clearance surance Department, are unmar­ Mrs. Edward 8. Dlk, followed by Music for both sessions Was pro-, the Board to meet with the Town i|gni Pitkin ■* the emplovet’ rep- ried men under 25 who are ' the St.; Miss Margaret '-Welch. . 108 | honey committed an aMault and , •"d ,'*J)at her car,. clothing thing and a few mhtutea before the craah. a .dialogue, ‘‘Realiaing'' Our vlded by' Mrs. S. M- Adrian, o r -; Plannlng Commiaaioh and other of-.' reeentatlve on the penaion group*, The Center Church orchestral Jewelry virafa damaged in the inci­ prlnipial operator^ or owners of BUND CREDIT Potential.” Greenwood DK; Wallacb Irish, 10-battery. Indecent assault-and at- There was no indication then the gantst of Center Church. Mrs. | ficiala and to outlin* a program pukin recently r e t ir ^ will hol(UU regular weekly re-; Depot Sq.;' Mrs. Stella Weston, | templed rape on'.,them and that hq dent, cars. Thell' Insurance will dost j Minneapolis, Minn. (F) —' Three for Improving traffic circulation The Board tiirnOd ^ w n the re- craft waa In trouble. The group ' then broke up into Robert Lait'dli was '’ the general | hearaal Friday night at 6 o’clock ; Talcottvllle; Wayne LaWtbij,. 8 | robbed them. 'The Kabt-ick woman,' according Civil Aeronautlca Admlniatra- them from 128 to 168 more a year, women who pleaded guilty to* for* the following workshops: friendly chairman of all the arrangements'- FRIENDLY^ and Increaae off-atreet parking fa-by Local *5l.-SU^-eottnty un.the Fetttrwtlon room. Those to the adit, suffered mulUpla depending op Where they live. Carol ' Di-.. :Rockyllle; Beritard 'They also say he attacked til^m j . ^ . •; Uon agenta from Loulavllle, acroaa I gery In the use of forged > credit servlc^-devotional )ife and wor­ at Center Church. eiliuea. ,, , . . and Municipal Employe*- Union. who'" have joined this group are eh- 'Brennan, 92 Campfield Rd.; U n M with hla gun drawn and threatened fli'* * * ■»'d •vratchea internal In- credentials on' the account of at the Ohio River, began an Inveati- In Hartford, for example, the ship; Christian education: litera­ . Other committee chairmen were: Director Philip Harriaon who,si j^r the creation o f a Personnei joying these miialcal evening* to­ Harrlman. Andover; Cynthia Be- them with death juries, mental anguish, terror and new rate fo r thipp wfll.be $277.86 ’ blind woman were plgced on proba-! a iig g e *^ the committee, aald the Appeals Bosrd after no one ap- gation poon after ihe accident but. ture and programs: Christian Mrs. Thomas Johnston, reserva- CLEANERS gether. All insthimenlallst* are, durtha, 132 Wetherell St.; ’I^omaa their imit, they add that M a-1 She also cla;claima annually for the amoliht of cover, I tion from Indeterminate t c r m a. Townnrrai.*.i PlanningPlatitilna- Oommiaaion'a rec ...... f reported no flhdinga. social action; stewardship; and tioiis; Mrs. Bert Carlson, parking; 13,MAPLE STREET peared at the meeting to speak In welcome and there li a particular Blevins, 178 S. Main St. h o r^ w a a ' hired, and continued to fTpu at- age required by Connecticut’s : The judge sentencing the three, presidents worshop. Elach work­ Mrs. Allan Tayldr, hoste.sses; Mrs. pmmiendation on parking and traf- favor of it. need just now for more atripged aj**p^ wlglit. fie ia now two yeara old. He under- BIRTHS YESTERDAY ■ ” A Tirnr. a« a initrDtman throijfh the led lo loaa of aUap, nl| financial reaponalbility law itwho had charged 8600 worth of shop was led by an officer or com-, William Minnick and Mrs. 'CbarICs ' Martin told the Directors he Instruments, "negllgemie’.* of ; Schendel. They mares and loss of appetita and 820,000 per person, $20,000 per [goods to the blind woman termed mlttee chairman of the State or­ Baxter, luncheon; Mrs. Robert.Me- ' atanda, ha aisid. that there la some felt there la no need for such an daughter to Mr. and Mra. Alfred weight, all of which, the suit adds, Stamlcr President Hees«ehusetta Instl- j in Wethersfield in connectlbn w|th Hla aaaociate oficera elected laat The awards known as th* Don. Technology at Cambridge, Tnimbull St., Thomas Henry, 9 Claims Jewelry haia clearly agreed that parking is ! In hi* reports to the Board. rirtt to Manchester. ’The public ia ine awaraa, Known as ine uon- " I Prssinn nu • wiiiism vr. the attack, which occurred in night Include: WUllaih Healy, a municipal problem. In the past. ; Martin said; rdiaily liyvlted to attend the aid L. .Brown acholarshipa, _ Buckland early In the mdrning of The Kabrick w o m ^ also saya p«y that $30 waa taka^rom her in the vice preaident; Mpi. Marioh Ward, _ O U T S IB E the Chamber of Commerce has 1. The contemplated aerial *ur^ serlea. tuition and laboratory fees plus June 26. 195.5. He pleaded guilty 1st Time In Manchester-! live In extra-curricular affairs * l Be,r(«. 29 Kerry St.; Mrs. Patricia robbery, that jewelry valued at aecretary; Mra. Edna Kurt*, treaa- been unable to convince the Direc­ vey of the town cannot be made $500. a year for four years, provid­ In Superior Court to robbery with urer;'and Mra. Mary Maaaaro, Mra. tors the town should spend money now because the warm waatiler St. Francis x i\ r ktqilhera Cir­ MHS hopes to study mathematic* Klaeii^ 1007 'Tolland 'Tpke.; Mra. $515 'waa ‘watroyad, loat or ing the recipient maintains high violence, kidnaping, asiault with stolen” ^ ifgf struggle with Ma­ Doria Arnold and Mra. Barbara create more parking spaces. has broughl the trees to leaf and cle will meet ionl at the home at Rensselaer Polytechnic Inati- Lillian Allodainaki, 36 Lawrence Intent to commit rape and inde­ Your Furt Prefer A scnolarahtp at college and con- lute in Troy. N. Y. At Manchester; St- Rockville; Anne Barry, 42 Ar- honey andpf^t her clothing, "tora Council. ' I Set Hearing Dale aii< photos would not ahov^nuch. ' of Mrs. Joseph Halli 2 Bolton cent assault. tinuea to pursuecourse In en­ high he ha* been president of the cellla Dr. and partfally stripped” from her, During the puatneaa meeting, the The Directors, who disciilssed the 2. Some petitionera ^,4or aide- St. fJo-hosteasea will ■a. Lou gineering or an .allied.arfe-ire. Attach Mrheadel ProprrUr* PTA voted to'aponaor again the proposal to change the fiscal year | walk*, on Union St. Iw ’e'e inquired i and Mrs, Edit! earnah. ftomnstuinn for th.-sohnisr.Mn. 1 " ‘' " " ’enl sffairs club. vlc* DISCHARGED TO D A Y: Mr. and In an action filed in the town was damaged. X; achool picnic to be held at the In­ ^ Gverything you need Mondav and still found themselves about 'the statu.-i of >he walks apd , members and lh< batida Is n~n*^to President of the dramatic aoclety Mr*. Patricia i>oehnert and ton, clerk’s office her* yeaterday, the honey was apprehended by Cool Climate «nd co-capiain of the tennis team.,[Lov.-I Ixiveland ------Hill -Rd,, ^Rockville. dian Muaeum in Somera. unable to support the move, ached- th- matter will fea^on the June 5 enjoyed a dinner the Aircraft 'employes. Brov.m, who plaintiffs attached 11 parcels of fellow patrolmen bad begun meeting. ; He haa also been a member of *uiDi4;;i Follpw-lng the bualneaa meeting l.ve* aV»2 Scarborough Rd,. ia the property owned by Schendel on a search for him afterba failed to Raymond D. Stmehnetd, aSsistgnt FUR NT' ibr summeMomfiM^- $5 _and a public hearing __ June 5 on' he to\vn/hn* invited bida for orjganizaUons *a the .Hatlonnl: S. Spring St. Hia house at 215 Bpring answer radio calls from headquar­ I U IV ii 1 son of Calvin T. Brown, a tool­ Honor Society and superintendent of ' schools^,, spoke an ordinance whTch "woJld'affect *1 bo:row in antlcl- Emanuel Brotherhood St., ia one of the properties at­ ters. Hia cruiaer, iU . rad light For The Summef^nT room foreman; and Johnston, who student council. ___ PHNA Make 847, a b o ^ the •new Keeney^ Street the change. i pat.im o f^ x e A their, annual breakfast , IK'es at 295 Cooper Hill St., 1* the tached. flashing and ita motor ruhqtng. Scji^l, which now is nearing com­ ...at money saving General Manager Richard M ar-; / 'Winners of the-14^ lolar- was found abandoned on ToHhnd May 20, at 7 a.m. InW nter I inn of Hopks K. Johnston .S r, a ships ar* rhos*ip AUya, Robert T. Pigeon and AND THAT MEANS JUST OH^ pletion. V tin haa made two separate prea- I Ities ^ u d y Committee haa com­ tnileU ;Air- ^ Visits in April “ Tpke., but Mahoney was not found Park, weather permitting, foreman in test inspection. ■aft. achpiars ' Stephen E. Ketch'eni are repre PLACE— OUR FUR STORAGE VAULTx ” He d eecrll^ the number of clasa- ehtationa of hia argument.a for the : plex !ts/eport on fire consolida- rear of the Lincoln School. tion board until after the two women had aa- I tiph andid the report i.s being diipfi- other, ^ winners are Louis ------r,— -r educator* not AI u . . . « .u i senting the women iri the ault. roome, expected enrollment and fiscal year rhanjr, but the Board ! of rain, the meal will be serVea.li At the Ma.y meeting of the Man-, which will be presented in Tolland caped individually' and notified and Donald Vigneau. both ; c o n n icto d > «| j^ ir police, In our ndentific coM storag* vmult, furs are protect^ Other facilitiei, such as the com- % la not Convinced^ that benefits 4. 'The Town Planning Com- L''lber»lS^ Hartford. James L. Maher ^r/ vice president cheater Public Health Nursing, - • j County Superior Court* in Rock­ . from hMf, moths, moisture. . . insured against fire ai auditorium and gymnaaium taxpayers would justify what thf/ artford; and -James R. Teallng Service. Asen. held yeaterda.v'at the hoapi ville. The action i i returnable to The young probationary wga .fi­ mission has approved the 19-home, tJhurch, nally Tound in a wooded area o ff th eft. And Iftalth unit. \ 1-ie'R' as added expen.se involved. If Giola Acre* subdivision off K ee-' i N. Jv,: C, W. Edwards. tal, Mrs. Gertrude Rayner, auper- that court, on June 5. ''F*’om the viewpoint of edtica- the Director* reach agreement ney St. and the matter will be on i Member* of Sunset (Jouncil. No. | Johnston, along wit, The town will probably repre­ Slater'St., hie shirt torn oH wan­ or admissions, Princeton vlsor of niiraea, reported that 847 dering in u daxed condition. Ha Furs Stored at 3% of Valuation Uoit,xhe aald the school is ‘‘educa­ May 25. they will pi'oba^ take the June 5 agenda for Board ap-! <6. Degree of Pocahontaa, are re- j the 'ord pair of w UplWi'sIly; and B. AyThreaher, di­ sent Mahoney and Schend*! In the This photograph was takonat aurNmall , visits had been made in April; 414 was admitted to Hartford Retreat M inim um C h arge S3.Q0 tionally good.’' He is hopeful of formal action on June minded of the dress leliearsal to estabi wofold precede; rector of admisaloi^'at MIT. action; but Town Cbu'ngel Oiarlea having ^ m e young man help the The Directors authorised Martin i ^ contractor expects to b« held toqlglit with Lakota Coun- the 3-ji‘l MU'y of the jK^rd* of which were nuraing caaea; 190 N. Crockett declined comment for and later to Norwich State Hoa- Untrimmed Cloth Coats I 'The scliblarship* are named in pital. Bxemtnationa made at tha children witlt after-school activities Parkins Lot at tha roar afaurstora. This to engage whatever technical as- t^e new high achool complet- ell at 7:30 in Odd EelloWs Hall, 'bv win '■'st.-holBrshljiJy The memory of Brown, a former presi­ hypodermic* were given and there .,the present. He said he wanted to 150 Value— $1.50 ^ and said he Nwould welcome any aiatance needed to make minor ,,y xug. 1, except for minor Brown schdtarahlps hadil^cvery.bil- were 224 bed cases. Eleven clinics study tha suit. In any event, he Hitter Institution, indicated he waa dent of U nit^ Aircraft Coi-p., who legally sane at/the time of. the Fur Trimmed Cloth Crats volunteers willmg to help with such ^an ge in the qcjfool building* at , corrective work. Martin toid Mlaa ’Thelma Pierre, 89 Cam­ fore gone to,y itonche*t$r''itoncheytgr''1 >r l^ s t served In that capacity from 19.74 w-ere held for tubercurosis, mater­ pointed; out, the town Is covered a program. Educational Square. The Boa^rd i that problem* in connection with bridge St- waa one of three who Hartford bova\tq addition, a vrin- nity service, tumor, tonsil and by insurance in such matters. attack but in “ an abnormal stata $75.00 Valuc-^lOO^ outsida iiisplay will ha faaturad ovary 'a\tlJ additi ior until his death in 1940. of mind.” The new school is now complete, Education K$* outlined, and the jhe *cha buildinga will be used for the extension of N. Elm St. to morning. y x | ScMcr Extensions Fibro.sis. ’This conference la made llie.v were driving through the ;h qcnocghool grades ■ when I Mrs. Edward ltd tmnc up of all Public Health Nurses in iV lA H f H l Comm* ^ At- the close of the progism, re­ jujno,_»1or high E. Middle Tpke., walks on Perrett I Mrs. B ern *^ p l^ i-ty , li northweat section of Manchester freshments .were served by 5«lrs. Visit aur insida furRltura floor for'ana ^ e new 'h|ghIgh >shoool is being used PI., and a ramp f cruiser, stopped their car and then And the Dirbetora indicated they 6. The Permanent Memorial: Mra. n'.oudin* DuBols, 124 High j Post, wyfT*r«y Mill. RaynilllMl Z- would come to grip* with making tensions and set June 19 as the dlaeaae. The speakeia_____ are______usually^ , entered it wltli hi* gun drmvn. Day Committee ha* invited the: St. |'Hagedo;^''/-.hi Mr*. Raymul In Mcmorlam fiiriiitara (i thii an«.\HEAR THIS! If the posts of regietrara of votMS ' participate in Memorial for a public hearing. on doctors from the Statf ' Impart- ' Threatening death to both, the suit In sad and lovins memore! nf 1 full time jobs, a step backed by ugy exerefse*. Miss Mary Patricia Callahan. 34 i ment of Public Health. ' ' | continue*, alahone.v ordered them hu'stiand. Louis R. F«Ck, WBC| paai OliverWJivcr nu..Rd.. Iian ha* returned1CIU...VU •..v.after ....an E.Comb /•cle*. Mrs. Bernnrd'r* away May If. IMl, both political partles'.-r At the close of the meeting, ^extensions voted will be in After the meeting, tea was! tc drh-e to a secluded spot tn enjoyable two week* vlalt with jrman of the program' i -. It’s TOP QUAUTY ai tha LOWEST m«- "ITie Director* will ^veet infor- Sherwood G. Bowers, told the ornimttoe, ■ 11 be assisted by Mrs.,...o. ,! -lli'lt* T- — r StP''- *hd Hackmatack 8t.. served b.v the members of the local Buckland, where - he handcuffed I. wha loved ynu. sadly mis* you mally May 29 with the regiitrars. Board he thought schools should relatives in Tucson. Ariz. Moi-^to ' ’ - s. Raymond iHagedorn f " * L J ^ a le 8t. About $3,000 of committee. them to each other and ordered As It dawn* anoUuir year. the.m out of th* c«r. In my lonely hour* nl tMnUng Selectmen and leader* 6ft: both not go into the full time, reatau- a n d ^ r Fowler. The Circle .Cost[bf the first exlensloh will ThpuilUs ot you art ever near. parties. On Julie 5 .the matter w ill rant business and money could be j Major and Mrs. John Pickup of At thia. point,'according to the sibla prica, ^ M l always find it at Mai^ win'hMdflif-’' annual par ;v June 6 ’ 'err'^ until property owners II.4 C fliv t S iH irt ' '■ *' ' tjovias Wlf*. be taken up formally. saved on expehaive kitchen equip- ■ th( local‘ SalV-atlon...... Army Corps at nkee Silversn^th, ' Wal-, cob®tflitthe sewer, auit, Mahonejr assaulted them, at­ E GREAT BARGAINS Mayor Turkington aaid he wanU rnent if cafeterias e d M m iy ; left today for SwampacpU, Mass., tempted to rap* them and robbed lin.^. ■ I. •■to discuss it fully and decide orte light meals. ^ 'for a 2-‘day retreat at the Ocean approved...... the defer­...... East Hartford, May 16 (/P(,^Th* them. Aa it reault, the suit clalitw, In Memorinm iotiv's Fumitura ^partmant! ment many property own- Aircraft Corp. for.tlie'ftr*t In loTlna memory of our doar Bad. sTay or another.” ' “Bower* also pointed out that' Hoiw*. (Tol. Ralph T. Millei', pro- both women auHered aertmt* per­ - ~ Sock, who paestd array Mar In Our Record Breaking anc.hesteV YVVCA will fers obj to a portioh of the ^darter of thia year showed a net gonal injuries and prop*|ty dam-' Louis R. (; Named to Pension Board hew State law make* parent*, re -; vinclal commander for the New iwl^j 14. IMl. lln, other actions, the Hoard ap­ sponsible for damage .done by their ' England District, will be nnual meeting, with elec- tnstalla' in. ’trim Commissioners “ 168.70;,683. up from last pointed Miss- Norma John.son. a children up . to $2.50 and ' urged | charge . of all the sen’ices^Fred j offfeera, tonight at thefell 'Ibtal Installation waa .vear’a first quarter net income (af- "*At-cordlng to the aultv the StIeblU i T b ® ^ » • " *" dearU.. municipal employe, to_ the Pen- the town to seek payment "for{Clough will pre.slde at the 'Thura (hity Y, starting with a pot- i the best however, for en- tei federal taxes) of $6,996,757. woman auffered muttlple bruiaea , Thatrouhtleea year* won’t Uke away, HERE ARE A FeW OF pUR SUMMER VALUES aion Board and the Pension 'Trust -damage.^ done by children. Mar- day night, .service here, assisted pper at 6:30, Mias Alice | gineeting' s.'^ -The .equivalent earnings per com- and contualona on Die arms, legs, I a place In our hearu that nothing caa X^ljlMail, exchange t'Seller from ; x pro Fund Trustees: voted to raise the : tin aaid the town i* seeking pay- by David Addy and Janies V. Mun- iexle'rlaion on N o r - '" ''" ' headhiri*. andm. wi^oymeOt.i bo(!y,/knd Internal in-11 W* rol*s.-you, Dad.nss an*and aiway*niwava wui.win 1 SFECIAL FURCHASE! salary step of Recreation Dtrec-i ment for damage done at the town sie who. will, be in charge of the will be the guest speaker. ; wood St. Tthe^ecTof the » lUaner to $1.73 juries ,as well as mental terror and ter James Herdlc, giving him' at gravel pit by vandals. open air service. i . , j June 19 h embarrassment Daughter and saM. A;*hn was borh- at the Hartford MAY SALE! Hospi^fv'Saturdsy to Mr. and Mrs, Iph Feeney, '•‘•’Omp-^ Y Q u f l l PEEL son Rd. jptured ~ CURTAINS “KOOK-OUT I A son waa born at the Hartford al Police DoeroN RirifM FBrm onM t Ffailsh Ruffiod CHAIlt HOspftal this morning to Mr. and GRILL” Gelt: Expart* Help feoim Leading Mts. Lbuis'F. H().ar4,, 14 Milford CRISS-CROSS CURTAINS o 1 -rw c , .i-t niiiioru ^,V yC sr-ol(l hoy who fled from i ORGANDY CAFE dob CURTAINS School for Boy* in ! •H|r7$-81 m OlES LONG This is a big de lyxe grill This popular chair can ^ daughtei, I MerlriopMeriripn was apprehendedappielionded by ;Man- i i:''!!. ilr-.-‘Sv' $4-88-7$ INCHES IXING on wheels: aluminized fin­ he used indoors or out. Laurie.' sge 4. chc.sim- Police yesterday after'' Reg. $5.98 Pair Feed Expe$/t and T V STAH! a chaye oh Porter St., near Pitkin , ish for., lasting beauty. Comfortable and durable. , >Diht-0rlh-'Cornell-Qu,ey Post. No. $S.68 P a ir #• in person . t6 advise you individually, 102, American l.,egion,'> will hold St- / '■ , neighborhood night Saturday, The boy was caught by Lt. Wal- ! ; ill $ 1 .9 9 i MARLOW'S PRICE te“ Cassells and Palroliiien Allan '; night at 9 o'clock at the post i V-' TAILORED DACRON CURTAINS THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY home. Music will be provided by , mini and Walter Ferguson after ' i AS? !!!>: lot in : $t-6$-72 INCHESES LONG \ Ton.v O'Efight's ovrhestra and re-i * chase through a vacant freshments will b e' served. A ll/ t"") vicinity. Reg. $2.98 Pair Legionnaire* snd friends are-urged' The youngster..who ' ws.s Jaken ■w:;i ■ 'X; $ 2 .3 8 P*rm «nffl» Finisl|^Ruini»d . to attend. , * /. baci».,lo Meriden by officiala of FIRST NATIONAL SUPER MARKET the schoo’, <:scapcd yesterday with • X ’ . ORGANDY CURTINS A .son, Nathan, was born At the another vumpanioM. who Isjreport- CAFE CURTAINS 14“ St. Francis Hospital in Hartford ed still free, lollce/ald. ■ Others Ask Up To 25.00 84 Ineheo wide to the pair.^-6$-78 In. long. 297 EAST CENTER STREET on May 6 'to Ml. and Mrs. William j Police''said Ihe/vhereaboiit* pf AND MARLONS VahMs to fl.$ M S .M 86 tai. long. W d e asaort- Newbury. 19 Dorothy Rd. 1 the other youth Ih not known. meat '/ MANCHESTER Reg.l$.1.98 Pair/, ! / P a ir ^ ______' .. h — HAS JUST THE $ 1 . ^ $ 2 .9 8 IP CO.NTOI R PRESS FOR YOU! A L U M IM ’.M M a f are ylo . u r L , A l u m i n u m I eir F o l d i n g DRAW U N E O j SHOWER and WINDOW CHAISE ^ooJ ent i i irr:; DRAPES p u t . BOUFFANT DRAW DRAPES CURTAIN SETS FOLDING 'Ciinirp of ppd or work! no woriirl Kills MotHs! Bariia, ertNnspimB, Rayona. Plastic. Reg. O D frFFn Sfirfiii fnh- SocM lltaretL , 96 Inchra long. F lgu r^'' «r $7.98. Set ^ A s V P GHAIR rtf.; * CIVINC A P A B T Y . * . SHEERS PUdn. Reg. C O Q Seme, luncheon, lea, supper? M, M , 7? In. 4R4% X O rromapuna; Reg. O O Attrsctiie plaid ";(i- P61V ^ A s O P 66.98. P »lr $13.98. H r t - ^ / * T O SlReers fo the fore in thi$ multi-color In Saraa • > “EX-RAY” VLPOr plaaMe. SEBVINC ON A COM MITT IE . . . t u p d t o $ecison ol graduation," .planning loddi fOr ehurth, club, PTA or oiher group? MAN6ER FOR ClOtlT$ W eshobl# V O n * Lot ~^Rcfill*blc. Give* Confirmation and gay :.95 INDIA One (if our most popular chairs. ? complete moth COTTON lEDSFREADS $!^CHENILLE lEDSFREADS Close woven rattan on wrought NEED HELP FCMt NOME MENUS? MRS. W m m iiO McDOWKL protection $.69 gatherings, for |umort FOR CHILDREN and COTTAGES REDUCED TO CIRCLE iron legs— it's smart for the R eg. $ 4 . 9 5 ^ ^ 88 fig c K d HAH6U who want to look frank­ patio or playroom.!, FOR IMMENT lAU CHAIR \ Mrs. Winifred McDowell . . popular star of "FUH with FOOD" on All Sheets Reduced F ,r l 0 ' ” '7.. » • « . ly feminine! STUDIO and DA v E N O C O V E R S WGTH-TV, Wednesdays -yl to 1:30'. . . is here to consult with' you ■'1 ll|i''AVV C^4|)(8o CRYSTAIS REDUCED TO 8 8 individually on any hotril^ party, church, club, PTA or other food Large cryMsIi for '=:!in ALL WOOL ILA n KETS C io ^ Hanger, Small If perfect $14.98. ALUMINUM INNERSPRING CHAISE SHOTT ALL STEEL CHAIR ONLY ^ ^ 0 0 0 problems.. Get her voluble'’personal advice on hpw to: ' crywali for chests 1 0 9 5 V- A and drawers 10% Off On All Rugs (OR ROCKER) 1 lb. can 6 .6* / Our best selling chaise. Durable aluminuhl [frame • Han psHtei fpr 5 or 500 • Give a party ,lh*l'i diffsrenl.-- 2\ i lb. can $1.a* Sizes 9 to 15 e m i o s s e d i e d r o o m e n s e m b l e s .95 .95 5 lb, can $J.9* 1 Lot Figured with plain color matching rafnec on big rubber tired wheels. Choice of red or green Here is,famous Shot! quality in a choice of red or tIOIb. can $S.4« CAFES. TIERS. VALANCES and Creaaa-reaiatant, no ironing. Blue, rnoe, yel­ leatherette. green. ‘ * ■ e. • CbooM Hv* right loods • Get th* mett from your Lws« trjtfWl •»/* low. Pull or twin bedspreads or matching ALSO MISSES SIZES l2io T8 f*|lpllotA6lET$ COHAGE SETS drapes. • toy accurst* quanthie* i ' food faiudgal - r " " " l i - CLOSEOUT 2 0 - Reg. $6J)8 eaSh. ^ C O O 12 Baglcti • Frapar* an^ sarv* ahractivaly • 'Plan mor* dalicious maali , for ut* in chest* OTHERS FROM 6.9$ SPECIAL Each < ^ ^ .0 0 BUDGET ACCOUNTS INVITED and drawer* 6.6*

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1988 PAG E e ig h t e e n :- UAN(»ESTERJEyi^^ HERAU), IIA N C ^ CONN, WEDNESDAY,, M A Y i ‘ \ MAJNCHESTER e v e n i n g HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY,' MAY 16,19^ PAGE NINETEBIf Andover leukemlq prepafatlons. An-Ameri­ tft oancera logically, by dejsrivllig basis of these findings,, mors^and other approach to tha cancri^rob- British Expect Ike ^&^in in Nebraska Ujil^e Shipping PINE can Industriallit, In a poat-war Iq- the tumora o f the. hormones thay more poisons arei pre|>sred for Icm--a. bold one, 'a: difficultNmc, cancer. - * RDCAU' fHARMACY Cancer Cure Progress veatigatlon of Germany's excelleiit needed for growth and aurN’lykl.' but •heVertheleaa a promising ohc. PERSOl (OoBtlnoed froDi Pago One) P e ^ .said. However,rver, a asdetlagmMUng Is (Oeatiaaed fraas Page Oae) Cosmetics Naw York-—(N B A )—The canesfrf number of circulating white blood folic acid -discouraged the growth with dther drugs- already hpve Andover, May Id iaptcM)~fMlfmilt bide on flnlehtd fred in f on Uie "military alons er on tard in treating leukemia. achediiibd .. for Tuesday A t wUch \ Patent Medicines A sagaciona ^ tc a g o surgeon ob­ of tome cancera. Sevaral folic acid improved the condition of nuny lAUia J. Drekoe, Weet Hartford fading. SUNDAYS -A A.M. TO S P.M. atient* U Immeasurably, better off I| (t Into , mouse dying with Drawings will also be com- *tWe at'e willing to make con- thFcats.” Unia.ataps'''w}ll be taken to obtain Elaenhower lifted a temporary em­ served In dog studies that the male blocks now are being uited rqurine- hopeietsly advanced cviciif pa- lONE Ml 9*.6281 aRhitaet, h u revealed that work- plated fo r tlths baseball field, area cassionft all the way,*' he added, ■ ” We havt no choica but to kasp facts arid flgufes onVafloua pend­ bargo that had been Impoaed by «;1i» ih:ct ' |*“ |^**"**' * powerful enti idl. |v aealnat a variety of human tlehta. JA' lii( drewUlfi for the Refionel Dia> B. which is estimated at a cost of ourselvak strong,'' Uis 1>nAsaase ing iteme, the said. the State Department In view of MANeHISTIB grow. He removed the hormone- cancer;. ’ ‘Al.leaSt a haff-dpa^'hew and r PIANO TUNING 4 “but wei are.not prepared to sub­ o f TOO that the cancer can be { vraa bom. FOR DELIVERyN i RVICE and HOME AFPOINT^ trtct I ]unior>ecnior hlch echooV m.vo. , ■ s Senator continued, "but we muat . Among the items facing ths nsw tha tense situation In. tha' Near Mitchell producing testes of men .With can­ Basic srientista have worked mil effective drugs w illN e added this ... ject ourselves completely.” - be ready, willing and'ftbla to pre­ Board are: An 8-month^d budget East. cuted — cured completely and for yxar.to the hat c^Nvailable antU may be completed by June SO, pro­ The Board voted to drain.; grade, R -M I4 Oermnny Ckmtribnted cer of the proatale and gave them — largely with radioactive tracera KEMP'S;inc. MINTS— for. •xomwHdioRs and fittings. and gravel the area east of area B ' British Colonial Secretary Alan pare our economy for peacetime for current education axpensea, Tha tanka were aold at tha cost allUlme. Some cancera are cured female hormone--and started , a — many of the chemical secrets of cancer agents. vided additional chanxea to the Germany waa an unwitting con­ ^ 7 798GS HAliVMAIN AT.^MIH T.^M I S-M80S-68ao ^ to a distance of 340 feet to provide Dennox-Boyd aaid Britain "would exietence. Thia -ths Elsenhower, consideration of tha town's pur- pricsi to ' ths Army, skid by - the by burgery, some by radiation and new era of treating several kinds normal and cancer c.ells. On the On the horis in, however, is an- always be ready to try .igain.'' tributor of another claaa of anti' plana are kept to a minimum. parking facilities for 100 cars. administration has failed to do.” chass of tha County Home prop­ Pentagon to have been $65,060 • 4 4 CIStriR ST. ' MANCHISTIR aon « by both, , Drakos aiid hie acaociate, Wal-. This area will provide both stu­ " I believe the offer we made Kefauver arranged to return to erty for 646,000, and sobn s new each. Saudi Arabia paid an addi­ Taere are very few cases which, ter Ctreea. and William Maine, a dent and public parking during was Imaginative and construc­ Washington sarly today for a education budget for the 1656-57 tional amount for apare parts and . • . ■ \ eannpt be help^ by drugs and! repivaeatative of a firm of alte community affairs. tive,” he said. "In my view it would .Senate vote on the Niagara powar school year. assumed shipping costs. Othen measures. This help Incliides ^ conaultanta, diacuaaed reviaiona in The- Board decided thgt all have gone very far to satisfying bill—in which public 'versus pri­ The 6-member board Is s non- Officials said tha tank ahlpmcnt the control of pain, healing of the buildlnp and alte plane with drives and parking areas will be the aspirstlone of the people of vate power interests- art in dis­ parUsan unit, with three members and the current sale of anununl- soraai' ahrihking of tumora and the Regional Board at a meeting constructed with an oiled and Singapore \/ithout Ignoring thO pute. Keftiuver is an advbcata of- from each party aerving. A t sach tlon wete originally approved last quite ^ften a return to the rou-l at the Andover Elementar}- School graveled surface rather than Strategic realities and menace of publlc power development. biennial election oiie member from Aug. 25 and payment was received tine; df normal, healthy life for{ Monday night. bituminous concrete, with the ex­ communism in the island!” Another Democrat — Oov. each party is named to the Board on Nov. 26. i—i...... ,.,! / P / -3 S S / •xtendM periods. The Beard'a authorized revisione ception of the multi-use play Singapore has a population of Averell Harriman of New York— for a B-year term. During the controversy over the M g Advances In Recent Years in the aeijnca unit- wl 11 extend the courts and-the-.tum -around space, 1.200.000. Of these. .800.000 are of repeated, yesterday. thaLhe JeLi'iiQt. shl;>ment- of ~ the- tanks, ths-^ State Most of thq significant advances building by 16 feet to provide a at the school entrsncc. Chinese origin, many sympathetic ai. active candidate” for the Dem­ Department said that total re t u r f ^ have occurred In the last dozen \ minimum apace of 3.000 i^uare Brochure Ready tow-ard.Red China. Only 17,000 are ocratic presidential nomination, quests for military purchases from EarUcf the better — spring years. Fvindamental studies on the feet, allowing three teacher ata- The Board voted unanimously E\iroptans. - . llsrriman is on a speaking tour of Several Showers the United | States by all Near rminscarty Tuar BuiLDiaO effect of x-rays on cells and cell tioaa inatead of two. GUILDER not to develop area C, including Marshall said in a London news wXatem states. ^ Eutern cotintrlea amounted to down to hungry grass chemicals have resulted in an '‘Supt W. Chriatoff Heialer and the.football field and track, which conference today that-in a last- In Spokane, Washl! he told a For Future Bride more then fl'bO' million of which ' '-''U , 0, ■ enormous Increase In the effi­ Drakoa will confer later thia week roota This nutrient padeed was estimated a cost of I6S,000. minute bid for agreement he had Democratic dinner, “ the present about 616 million had been ap­ ciency of radiation against can­ with Ruth CoWlea. home economICa Offered "comiplete surrender to trend toward monopoly— protect­ gftM food costs so liRle cer. By-products of the atom bomb REGAL DOES IT AGAIN! The soccer field in area A can be MIsa Beverly J. Casaells, 42 proved; conaultant of the Bureau of Voca­ adapted for use as a football British terms for the next three ed by President Elaenhower and M lawn . . . half at much have begun making their contri­ tional Education, concerning Btrlckland St., whose marriage to The approved eales Included scrimmage field, board members years." He said he made the offer his ‘big. business administration’— Earl L. Edwards of Rockville will about $7 million for Saudi Arabia, does twice job of ordinaty bution — radioactive isotopes are changea ahe had recommended in three minutes before the talks col- feel. threatens the very heart of our tik e place June 16, has been hon­ 63 miUJoh for Israel and the -re­ ^ertiliztt. exposing the weaknesse.s of c;n-11 the home economics area.' Douglas Fellows. Hebron Board- lapked.' ' free enlerpriae aystem." • eer cells and are being used to ; Revaiona in the science aecUon ored with several pre-nuptial par­ maining 66 million for other Arab member, presented the final lay­ > . i:nlil April 1056 A different view came from Re­ ties. Two Of her bridesmaids at na.tioruij^ trest cancer patients. [ and the home economics area, and "W e,offered to-give the Brlt- publican National Chairman Leon­ ■ •• S3.95 Patients who 10 years ago would • recent rearrangement of the out for a brochure which, will be the approaching wedding, Mrs. distributed to .the public before the ieh abeoiutely everything—all the ard W..Hail, in a speech {krepared he sent home to die now are be- j madieal center, will raUe the num­ Dorothy Edwards and Mrs. Mar­ | < n . referendum on'the bond Issuq. powers they asked for—until April for the Maryland State GOP Con­ 2 5 0 ^ / / — 12. JO Ing salvaged by surgery. V ita l, ber of teacher aUUona in the pro­ jorie Edwards, gave a shower for Fellows said the brochure will 1656.” Msrahall said. vention in Baltimore today. N, glsnds like the adrenals and pi- tected adiool to 45. ' ■ ) her at the Community Y, which l0,00Qiffi— $7^ be ready for mailing by May'2S. "But this wasri't good enough Hail said that under the Biecn- was attended by a large number tultsries are excised surely and ^ Cost fought for them. They wanted these pow­ hower administration labor has koa was- requested by the It was-stated that notice of the of relatives and friends. SWEDISH Okey to sew safely; and massive, amounts of referendum must be advertised ers for ever and ever.” been getting more and business Nurses at Manchester Memorial right ofter Turf cancer-tainted tlaaue are removed. I to obtain coat figures on the less than each got under the Dem- lltlan of a vault door and a ce­ five days befors the referendum Is He :;sald the powers Included a. Hospital also efitertslned with, a Death has been driven farth ^ i held. The next meeting of the Britlslr chairman. and majority oh ocratie.' administration of Presi­ mlacellaneoua shower for- her at 6 6 from the operating table. / ment slab ceiling, which would dent Truman. B KIN SALE Jiao.* LAWN seei fireproof the mimeographing room Board will be held In Hebron Mon­ the proposed security council, tha Howard Johnson Reataurant For etiy, time 'ITioiisands , of basic, aciehtista ' day evening at # o'clock. - which. would control Singapore's S'trlkjng the , r'peace, progreee on Tolland Tpke. Monday evening. saving lawning. ■ Choice of 3 blends . . . 9J^ who hav; atudled the actiop of no ttot it might be used for file and proaperlty” tjiemc. Hall said Sot., Moy 19, 1 p.m. ■torage. Arrangements will be mads for defense, end full rlghU for Britain She received many lovely gifts. Sanrt. SPBEAnsas . . . I/.2J . . . $1.6} by every hormones, .the Influence Of en­ to suspend the proposed constitu­ labor's shera of the total nation­ zymes, the function of nerves, the nUa figure will be compared with a public hearing In. each town to al income amounted to 65 per cent $7Si '$12M test, better lawns for less. the cost of fireprocrf files which tion whenever lit' considered such LUTHER HALL mechanism of shock, the body's provids further information on the during the Truman years, but has could be used Ui the administrative action necessary. He aaid Lehnox-- fluid balance, the, biqcheihistry of projected school to topiispeopTe. risen to 69 per cent in the first offices. Boyd told him "we may think Emonuol Lutheran bacteria and the composition of The architect was anthorlaed to everything will be set fair at the three years of the Eleenhower ad­ . DIAMOND’S Wood have gtveh the aurg,eon Maachester Evealng Herald Aa- ministration. ^ detail the wall cabinet utilities and end of the three yeara, but events C hurch BUSH HARDWARE CO. meant of controjllng infection, dover oorrMpoodeat, Mrs. P a ft I "And corporation profits, after fixtures on the perimeter wall to PfaastMil, telephone Pilgrim may prove ua wrong.” overcoming shock and replacing Marshall .said that with collapse taxes, which, averaged 7.6 per cent Auspices of Dorcaa Society 793 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER be let as part m the general con- 2-6S66. ARMY "’’■NAVY lost bl^od. ■ trACt. 'of the talks the drift to com­ of the total national income dur­ Give Speedy Recovery munism is the greatest danget- ing the seven Truman years, Tbs equipment layout for the They hhve given the patient a 7 .science and kitchen areas will be now facing the strategic island dropped to 6 per cent in the first safe Bleep du rin g the operation three Elaenhower veara.” chaphed by Heialer. and specialists Efron to Speak colony. and speedy iV pvery after it. . In the State Department of Educa " I f we go back like this,” he aM«riBWDiiiq» ■The greatest Nitrides, however, ' I tion.' At Serviiec said, "people will say ‘let's fight have been in the Neld of chemo­ Drakos requested written sped the British and put an end -to Rockville therapy — treating’ cancer wiJLh fications for a communications this'." He added: . A prominent figure in Jewish drugs. ‘ While the old ^ream of , system in the School. The Board "For 30 years the Commnuists Chairman Named flnding a niagic bullet .which w ill! GABARDINE ' t discuased the possibility of uying religious sducatlon In New Eng- have been out there saying 'we can cure cancer has not been aemsved, a standard 2-way intercommimics' Isnd will be the guest spesk^ at get you freedom.' a growing number of preparations ' A Special Purchase if ever (here was one. Juat in (ime Uons "System including a monitor • 'They are saying the only-way By Finance Unit IS Friday svening ssrvice a.t'rsm- * are lengthening life, bringing ■ for graduation and for wear all aummer long. Skipper system Srith a light switch indicat lo get -freedom is to tthrow the 'pls Belh'Sholom st 9:16 p.m. comfort and restoring (he patient Blue, Brhwn. Tan, Gray, Charcoal. AH eizwt. Gel youra, farwhen it is in use. British into the sea.’ Rockville, May Idl''.(Special)— to a relatively healthy, happy and The system would provide firal.thing tomorrow morning! Sponsored by the Manchester "That'S attractive atuff for John R. Gdttier was elected chair- useful exlatence. monltoiihg of the classrooms frOm chapter of the American Jewish Asians. They understand. They man-of the newly-appointed Board a qieclal office during the absence It-la significant that of the score Congress, Benjamin Efron, educa­ like that sort of talk. We can't of Finance last night. Mrs. Ethel or so of drugs now known to havS o f an instructor. ■-' tion director at Temple Beth Eli in coffer them ^anything so definltel Telephone pay stations wiu be Pease, first woman to serve on the effect against cancer, only one was / Providence, R. I., will apeak at the AH we can sey is we must trust Board since itis formation in 1938, SLEEPIND DAOS commonl.v used 15 years ago. That Installed for public use In the cen' regular Sabbath evening service the British." tral court area and in convenient was named sejeretary and spokes­ 1.AROEST and FINEST one la dangerous and tinpredict- which will be followed by the tradl- man.' I.' lonatlons throughout the/bullding. FIRE ALARM SELECTION IN TOW.V able arsenic, and even It has been Requirements for t^phones in tionsi Oneg Shabbat. ‘The legacy The Board was named , by the almost comple.tely replaced by of the ^opheta" will be his Portland, Ore. (IP) — Asst. Fire the admiidstratlve office will be Chief EMdie Boatright Was at Board of Selectmen last week fol­ more. efficient preparations. subject,. , lowing a mass resignation of the $|.95 to SIg-SO By chance observation, by tedl sacommended by Heialer. home on his day off, taking it easy / Ih e Board authorized the com Holding a matters degree from His wife glanc{td dut a' front former Finance Board over a budg­ out and brilliant studies of body pletion of drawings, for area A, Columbia Vnlverslty, Efron is the window of thffir home, which over­ et dispute with the B.oard of Edu­ Priced For Every Budget chemistry and by |ortuitoua ^ which tncludea the ilmmediate'area author of a number, of books and looks most ,of the city, cation and todmspeople. rora- a great and rapidly.,gro\W6 o f school and service '.faclll- plays on Jewikh history both for "You've got a fire' on your Others named to' ths Board last array of new drugs hss come to -tles. H ie contract fbrarga A will adoHs and children. He has had a hands." 'Mrs. Boatright announced week were- Everett G.- Gardner and the aid of the' cancer patle^ and Include rough grading, stripping \\ide experience both' i» secular as Boatright took a look for him Stuart C. Neff, Republlcana; and doctor. V 7 , t^ .ttqwoll, finished grading, wMd- Wfil as 'religious education. self and saw clouds of Smoke bil­ John J. DeHan and William F.; One class of dnigs./nltrogen / tng, entrance parking and walks, Mrs. Seymour Beliak I and Mrs. lowing from a., walerfronl- box- Luddecke, Democrats... Gottler is a mustard, earlier had /^beeri de­ I Regi$lar—Shorts—Longs - X,' eowrbts retaining walls, and a Alexander Haas will be in charge factory. He called the fire depart^ Republican while Mrs. Pease Is a signed to kill. Britisyand" French pwuneter planUng plan for the of, the refreshment table at the ment with the first report of the Democrat. agents stole sampleyof ty s .secret Sizes 34 to 44 .^^♦witral court, with provisions for Oneg Shabbat after the service:- Last night's meeting was strict- poison gss' froni'jtXr Germans. blaze. , . . " I Ysle University scientists, test Ing it. found riiat it shrank up C A M P COTS lymphatic tissnes and; lowered the ■7 ^ Whits $ 4 .9 5 Is NO FAIRY TALE... LARGE SCREEN RCA XOLOR TV $695 Brown $ 5 .9 5 L f(9 K ... ft ffieons exact/y whatit soys/ BARLOW'S TELEVISiO N Tel. M I 3-5065 . 1066 Tolland I!pk., Buckland

LIGHT WEIGHT 7 DACRON and RAYON BLEND PUP TEN TS BRUCE’S 1.75 OVER ALLOWANCE $ 4 .9 5 up 1 •. s fO M PLE TE U W N MOWERS SHARPENED and SALE!! REPAIRED 1 / ^ C K -U P A N D O U R F A M O U S W e'vd jus} received a new allotm enfof beeutiful NEW 1956 DODGES. Every one will be sold at 1 DELIVERY WASH-AND-WW| o W Pnees. FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY we will give $350 over the NADA PHONE Ml 917958 Book V^jue of your present car in average condition in tsade toward the elegant new 1956 Dodge! ill BUYS!

'Ilp iiiiiiiiiiiliiiijiliiiilii s a m p l e ★ W A LL TE N irS AkiNIVERSARY SALE^ 7 W O O D E N Hand waahable, requiren little or no presHing. 195 6 2 $ 8 . ^ 5 Up Charcoal, -l.ight.iand Medium Gray. Sifiea j DODGE CORONET DOOI^ SEDAN ; U^DDERS .15 to 46. , l^tep— EXtenslon-Lstralght With Standard Transmission Plus T- NORTHCOOL ■ I- «2495e50 fuTilp 9 0 t FI. ( WASH ABU NYLON CORD CUSTOM HEATER-bEFROSTER .. . 7 9 .6 5 SHBRWiN la n k R o tts ★ SIGNAL LIGHTS ...... : ...... 16.20 ★ UNbERCOATING . ____ - . .3 5 .0 0 \UM BR £LLA WILLIAMS $ ' A vailobln '681 MAIN ST. • I \ TEN TS SUITS For Thos* . Total Price ...... gogef.o26 2 6 .3 59 ■•1. NAbA Book Value On Your Pro^ont C o r ...... 13 00.0 0 - W ho $ 8 .9 5 up FOR LARGE SELECTION W ish ,. Your Normal Cost ...... 13 26.3 5 OUR OVER ALLOVIfANCE ...... 35 0 .0 0 To newl •I'

n n o n c o ! • p • ' Your Cost During Sale 9 9 7 6 . J 5 ^(Amion' Plus state Ta\ and Reglatrallon ■/ elastic ^ ! hosiery FARK IN REMEMiER: Wo will give you $350 OVER ALLOWANCE'j CANTEENS RELAXOR On Tho NAbA Book Value of Your Present Car In Averogt Condition! ' ] . AND •WASHABLE LIHENS PURNELL These Are All Hrand New Gars From The Factory, ^ck ed iBy A Factory.Guarantee! MESS KITS *12** I Mir PARKING ( ‘ -M. PURE ALUMINUM if III nylofl It’a only a few atinpe ffulliooted WASHABLE ^ 7 >N ]/. from our door. It’a r - ; (ull-fishioned ■ 7 free: Whed yo% make $ 1.9 8 Up M E N ^ S SHOPS a piirchaxeT kera. we • no ovirhose needed •ORLONS and COTTONS 1 pirk up thi WHILE THEY LAST • 2'festiion jhides ^ 907 MAIN ST. — WEUKM BWLDIMG W e’^ifive- World (ireeii SOUMENEv Ine.l Nt ItHir aeid tki) kaow yiu weir ■l ■ .■ DIBEC^ F A C ^ R ir DODGE-jPL'VMOL’TH DEALER ''' Stamilx with all 'i^anh pur- DIAMOND’S • GABARDINES and CHECKS V". 434 CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER/CONN. chiasef). FORMAL WEAR FOR HIRE' Ml 3-5101— OPEN TILL 9 P.M. AT THIS IXIW PRICK, NATURALLY THERE’S. . \ ,, ^ -f. JIRMT«’’'NAVY A .SLIGHT CHARGE FOR'ALTERATIONS 997 MAII«(.ST. \ . Preecrlpeloa Pharmacy •01 Main Street

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'TJ* ■ • I ■V L, ItANCHESIER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 46, 1956 ilANCHESTER fiVENWG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN-^DNESDAY, MAY 16, 1956 ^ PAdE TWENTYJO^ F A 6 B T ^ N I T / . Verplanck RchooV 180 foungater* win me^ at OAR Hall a'f-TWO fol- yekterday aftafnoon. Thirty- leged erixkra in Graham'* t r i a l , (EE PARKING NlXT TO POPULAR MARKET! lU^ville-Vernon lowiid at «:18 by a grocary aoclal. aavCD olhar high' -acbool - banda which knded May 4. FOR THAT COFFK BREAK! McBride Elected' a it being transported out of thla Marine Loses Bid \ Tha pubUc li Invited. Ihcoiighoiit tha atata bttanded, John Graham If tha tiibunhl accapta Jtiriadlc- Top Courtis Bias Ban> - aita because of lack of apace. The Women's Guild oif Union ...■•A, rheetlng of the Senior Cla#a tien. It -could order an appeal and PTA President Qling reported , that the To Eseape Prison Congregational Church will hold a. VaaV'Week ravaaled that It la ‘'th rf atay the axacutlon; Otharwriia, tha geographic diatribution of schooia Engineers J^arly Complete^ Taken to Cell execution would proceed aa ached- pot^Tuck aupbar at 6:30, with Mra. -neat graduating claaa' In a-eium- DAIRY FREEZE William. McBride, was elected about town la reasonably good. * Hartford. May V6 iJh ~ A Judge , ulad. , Corinne Spencer aa hostess. Wor­ ber of yaara t to flnlah lla four : B A D ' * * * C E N T E R ST. „ In Effect Two Years pkfsident of th* South School ^ A However, It la difficult to foretell turned ■ down a young Marine's ■ X Grahan. waa cortvictad of mur­ THB ship aervlcea will be led by Mra. ycara' artlvltlas without aaaaaa- OrVMwIV DMIV - a t A D A M S ST. at. lha meeting, at the school last how. much new building will go on. plea- for a suspended sentence so On Sewage Plant Drawings In Death Row dering hia mother, Mra. paiaie E. Winifred Kloler. An UUiatraled ment. The' aenlora will.' aa a re- night. Other ofrtcei-a for the com­ A renovation program for the he could .return t6 duty and earn f King, by placing a dynamite time ' Delicious Silex Coffee snd HJr J.\MES MABIAIM' -* preme Court was behind them. NEW talk on American Indian* will be aulL, ba able to take the Waahlng- ing year are; Mrs. Biarl Loveland, older bulldinga Will be taken care ,an honorable dlacliarge. featured on the progrant. - ton trip, hold claaa night exercitea , Canon City, .Colo., May . 18 ? hbmb in her Ivtggage ihoi;tly -hk-' Fresh PuriUn MsM Donuts A P New-s Analyst have become active in collective of In time. ■J ItockNiUi,lUi, Ma^lay 18'(SptciiD'-dhwill concern the edurallonsl work ; and make their gift to (he achool Washington, May 16 (;Pi -; Two efforts to force an end to aegrega- .vice preaident; Mra. Michael Orfi- , Instead Judg'e Loiila Shapiro of th* local chiirch and Ulei.t de- ‘ The Collectioha Committee of St Jdhn Gilbert. Graham joined three fore ahe, boarded a United x A I r Counter or Take Out Service . Expanded 'a c h o o l facilities HARMAC telti. secretary and Eldward Harris, yesterday sentenced tp l. Robert H il« city•a prciitoMd $700,000 aew meet* a i' s further additional collec- LInea plane at Denver laat Nov. .1. yeara ago tomorrow the SupVeme tion, Including economic preisura. John's Chtuch will other condemned niurderera In Also Hamburgers, Hot Dogs, Sandwiches treasurer. means an expanded budget, the A. Jolly, 18, of Berkeley, R. I., to ' Hon of dues from m*mhert. The craft exploded and crashed 11 . Court outlawed public achool aeg-^ Since Dec. 5, 1855,. Negroes in Speaker noted. Prices o f .materials, ------""MedurMion. o'clock. i .Mlnlater Named death row tod'y for hia first full regation by race. What haa hap-' Montgomery, Ala., have Iwycotted Delegates to the council are Mra. one to three years in prison for a •omplata oa tka tfrawtnK boarda.; R efiiifation will befin at 2430: There will be a Sunday School! minutes after tgkvoff near Long- service*, and salaries lacrease. $80 gunpoint holdup 'of a gas ata- ^ fo r Summer day behind the sandstone walla of Joseph Makmey. Mra. Arthur Mur­ ■taff bieetlng at 7 o'clock at tht.i The Rev, Maurice O. Foiilkes mo.nt, Colo. OPENS A.M. t o ll F.M. pened alpce then? Much aind noth- the city's. segregated busek. The.i-e Is a shortage of teachers a aBokeaman for Bowe. Albert-; p.m., with a worship aervlce at 8 w'aa named -a flrat clerical deputy ing. There has been compliance Deride Court Justice* phy arid Mrs. Robert Olson. Mr*- tlon operator in Berlin. Thatiwaa Firal ' Evangelical Lutheran the Colorado penitentiary. Stilt stolid rr.'d apparently, un­ and .there is great cornpelltlon be­ while Jolly waa on leave five ■on Aaabclates, conaUIUnk anjl-j o'clock opcnlna the aeaalon. Din- ( the Flrat Province Synod yes­ and defiance. There has been no Many Southern w-hltea have de­ C. V. McQulde, retiring president, atari on the project, told the Com-I ner will be aerv^d at 8 p.m. In Chuirh. \ / - Oiie hundred feet from hia amail concerned, -Graham . waa Jed installed the new officer.*. Mrs. tween communities' for teachers, months ago. A aervlw meeting will be, held at terday at the annual Episcopalian cell la th# alate’a lethal gas cham­ through yie main gala of the pris­ crlaia yet. One may come. ; . rided the nine Supreme Court jua- Oeundl ihla week. Wealeyan Hall. ticea, whoae antiaegregatlon rul­ Richard Langdon, chklrman of the A - cliangihg curriculum la Jolly’s accomplice, Robert A. 7 o'clock ..by . Kingdom Hall, Diocesan Covcntlon in f^rlat ber, where he Is aentent-ed to die on here a l 2:37 p.m. iM STl., Th# court'a ruling affected 17 Baalc design work on the,plant, ' Sew Arrival ing, was unanimous, as polltlciana nominating committee, presented needed'to fit youngaters for the Baggetts, 19. of Lawience, Mass., Jehovah's .Wllnesseb.' At 8 o'clwk Church Cathedral, Hartford. ‘ the week of Atig. 26. Lolls Against Wall atxtea and the District of Colum­ t.vpe of life Ihey lead, the .superin­ to 'teplae'^e Bockvllle'a preaent X daughter wait born today at Nancy Jane .6berle who were invading states rights! the alatk of officers. received a suspended sentence on a theocratic . fninistry xchopl ses- A fter shackles w4ft removed bia where white and Negro stu- tendent explained. There are ayitcm./haa been completed,, the city Hoapital to Mr. and Mra. Nancy Jane Aberle, 2-inontba- - Convicted- of Bombing and uaurping. the lights of Con­ Guest speaker for the evening condition he reenllat in the serv­ ■twkMiltah aaid. He aaid the plant John Chktterton. 17 High 81 aion will be held, ...” Grah'aM. 24, convicted of boml^ 'from hia legs, he lolled against a denU were compelled by law to waa Arthur'’ H. Illing, ruperlnt*n- changes in teaching tnethoda to ice., ' old daughter of Henry Aberle Jr. wall tinder guard,. whiU' Warden gress. laj daaiinMldaaignMl iaa a ao-caUid high rate Hpectal Servtcea Mcheduliheduled High School Note* ing an ali-llner w'hlrh plunged'Ma attend s4parate schools. A number dent of schools. HU topic waa prepare children for a vastly dif­ .Judge Shapiro said ’ he-' didn't SLACKS and Doris Ferrell Aberle, Moun- On March 12 over 100 Southern trickling ftlter ayatem, aimllar to Th. George W. Davla; piofeaaor Gerald Nicoletla and Jay. Mc- mother and 43 other* to death,"wa.s Harry Tlnaley and Denver officers of them have desegregated, more "General Future of Education in ferent type of life fronj that of give Jolly the same break because tbih Rrt.,- Ellington, ^led sudden- or leas. Senators and Representatives by H AG G A k tin preaent plant. of theology at IToter Theological sentenced In Denver District Court exchanged plek'aantrlea and admis­ 'SPRINGES Mancheater.” He discussed ,prob- their parents. he was apparently the one who y«terd«y. She w»* sion formalities were quickly com­ Hard Core in- Deep Nniilh signed a ''manifesto" calling the The new plant.fi deaigned to ac­ Seminary. Cheated, Pa., will be vealerday by Judge Joaefib M. Mc­ , churl'a niling Illegal and pledging lema in building, bi d^^eta and cur­ Illing was IntrPdured by Mrs., suggested the holdup. commodate a .city of 12,000 per- guest preai'her for special- aervlcea year, the Hlg>i School announced I *" M«n«^hea- Donald. He then , was driven'here pleted. . Thoro's lots of gordoninq that wiH liavo to bo dono _ The hard core of realatancp la In i their states would use "every .law ricula. Tliomss Johnston Jr., program next week at the Rockville Baptist ioclay. ter. A reporter approached Graham, chairman. , Refreshments were aeiis, he aaid, and wjli iiirlude an Be.aidea her paredl* »he leaCes in a ,3-Car <-a'iaVan headed by in o hurry. Wo hoyo o fuN lino of soods. the Deep South, particularly In...... ' f,ii meaift ” of seeking lU reversal. "Only eight school aystema In The U..S. natural gas' industry NIcoIetta will give I/>gan'a Mr- and he turned away. "I c on'l want served at the end of the meeting.. Induatrial dhd infiltration com­ Church. ! a alster Karen, /|Wn brothers, (Thief Gilbert ftvt^arrel of the Stale Alabama. Georgia, Miaaiasippi, I These Southerners accused the the state have a larger school has 29,210,000 customers. ponent, expandable with growing The special services will he held ; niurlal Day Orders and Jay will Highway Patrol. to talk to anvone." he said. South Carolina and Virginia. | court of trying to legislate. But population,.jlhan Manchester," he deliver the Gettysburg Address’. James and Joint, her palernat . Prl.aon - guards led Graham aeeda. . \ from; May 20 to May 25 and wlir grandmo|;her, Mrs. l/miae Aberle, Judge^tlDonald passed sentence whoae legialxturea have ‘ passed |there would be no civil 'righta leg- |.aaid. The 'dreat. of the problem la The rirm began ita work liv^lWl begin at 7;30 p.m. | T^e atudenla ' will also partici­ after hearing Graham apurn his toward- 'a receiving room. One of G e t Onion Sets and Potatoes resolutions either flatly or oblique-; ialationl and no end to kchool seg-1 now at the eighth grade leve’l and pate in the assembly on May 28. Vernon and Ker Maternal grand- hia escorts from Dertyer called 2 PAIR $ B withya report on approximate coata Dr. Davis will deliver sermons at i pareiitf, Mr. and- Mra. John Far­ court-appointed lawyers' motions Ut* Supreme Court' ! regation,. ff it depended on the i will make the freshman cla|a of o f ft new filter plant. Later, a prb^^ all of the apeclal aervlcni and Will Speaker for the assembly will be "so long. Jack.'' He hajf turned, rell Mancheater. ,Jtff a new trial The court has not set, a time ' Sputhernera. -' 1 next year much larger than any Inary plan waa aubmitted to be assisted by visiting clergymen. a representative from the Ground smiled and waved. * * ’ Planted At Once limit qn desegaegatlon. I t has' 'They have prevented (Jongreas - accommodated . before. With the Observer Coipa. whose topic will Binial ’ win. be at the cop^ "1 don't see why I ihould hgve . Aa prisoner 28625, he waa PITTSBURGH .State Health Department and Sunday evening Dr. William 8. to make a poliUcai rally c>r aom*- ordered the lower federal courts to i for years from passing civil rights present trends another junior high Water Commiaaion. for approval. he "The Meaning Of .Memorial venlence of tha family tomoFriw taken t-> hia 8 x 10 foot cell, one of Terrell, executive aecielary of the. ■■ - at/ the ElUngtpn C#nter^x<;#me- thing out of this,” aaid Graham, atalea comply w ith' legislation bv flUbusteilng or| school will be necessary in the • GAIAROINES • NYLON CORDS Beth agenciea approved the plana. Conni^Ucul Baptist Convention, Day.” after which he will show a six in death row. (Irtibei-ate speed. . threatening to nllbuater. They, North End by 1960. Illing i;lated. film on the work o f the GOC. lei-.v, with the Rev. -Jolwt Bahler, married and the father of two ______f Originally^ the company ,eati- and the''Rev. George Higgins, pus- children. "I don’t aee why It can't iTic crlslS’ if it «:omea, may i justify this on, th* around that a; . He com.mented on the gracious-, • UNENS • TROPICALS Members of the Senior Class left ]>aator of the ApoatqUc Chrlalian GfARf-b TO TROI'BLE mated the coat of ronat ruction at tor of thevVernon Center Congre­ atop right here, t believe I had aa Garden Carts come if the D|ep South still re-i n,jnorlty haa'a right to protect 1t-{neas and understandiug parents thla morning for their trip to his­ Chti'rcK, preaiding. Tucson, Ariz. -For the sec­ aomc $680,000, but later raiaed the gational Chtu-ch, will lake part. fair a trial a* could be ha<4 under fuses to budge when the low er: , elf against .what It considers the ■ have ahown in the problem of FLORHIDE •atimate lo $725,000, becauae of toric Colonial Virginia and Wash­ ond time In two weeks, a motor­ Reg, $7.95 to $9.95 Other gueaCpreachera diirlirg the All TalcoHvtfle iuid Vemoo aetva the circumatancea.” . . tho oH purposo utHity cart iT " * ? ‘ in,* •“ injustice'of a majprlty. ' i t»-nnsporling children to area* rWng labor and material coats, it week will tncludb the Rev. George : ington. D.C. The group Will ar­ ist In front of the restaurant SouW-i Southerners want it both w’ays. I where there la room. He II- FUM>R ENAMEL IdeRl For Work’ or PUy However, the judge ordered Gra- em leaders will wish to put the agid. A detailed eatimate will be Sinclair Jr., of Ih ^ liia Hills Bap­ rive hack lit Hartford Satuiday Items MW now being handled atarted his car from under the ; one way* In Congress, another; luatratfd the point by saying that aubmitted with the final plana, the evening. v , IhroiigifThe MnnehMier Evening ham’a lawyers to ask the Colorado hood without realising it waa in nation in* crisis by pkrsistence In tist Church, Hartford: 'Fred Tie- their refusal. I back home: even with the. 8-room addition to F O R CEMENT, METAL OR WOOD •llokeaman aaid. The High School Band, accom­ SupraMa Court what diaposition n a r. There was a crash and the Back honr#, white leglalaturea vorrow. Union Bapttat Cliiifch, 'Md Rockville btironu,. lornled ■hoQld b* made of thair. naw trial RUBBISH BURNERS ODofereare Scheduled panied by. ita dlractoi', Samuel driva-ln promptly depredated an ! I V.*L segregAUbn laws. They.justl- .Eaat.Kimnglyj,J:haJ$*xJlfi)iin.N*u^ ■Qrrldf*rb;-sttende«t-^X"b*nd-festtTa .3..MU~Jllnln.:BW. JeJaphonn JCR -motlOftr-whleh-Judga-MeDenaltf-ra^ ssthhatett-Sl-,000. -Damaga to the -ment -do- 'to -back-np--mF-rmiri^’iri:^ *h.i if i« SHORT 5LEEVR ~ TB« K6ckvm* MeOfdaiW CTirf?K bert. Community Baptist Church,', will be boat: to the annual meet­ at the Univeraitj''of ConnecUicfit l 5-11.16. jected. It claimed 36 points of al- car was $45. rilling if. through unyielding South-ma hrUv^^Nwois Manchester; gnil the Rev. Kenneth 1 ecu defiance, a crisis does come? I TELEVISION ing of the Norwich DIatrict Con­ Cooper. fTalvary Baptist Church,j WHEELBARRdWS LARGEST DISPLAY IN HorliitU' ference Sunday afternoon and Nh.one In high position has: pro-' V m ^‘^‘**“ ***“ ; MANCHESTER Torrington. ducW an answer to that one. ' ® .» . evening. It haa been' announced. The public is invited to all, serv­ NjPeatured apeaker wilj be Dr. No «mo can aay precisely’ what' S’** k!?! ' $169.95 Up ices, the Rev. Edwin A. Brooks,, "delibeVate.speed'' means. But It's ;” ^ .Utat the Supreme Coprt haa- Herbert E ., Stotta. profeiMor of pastor, announcad.' certain th# National Association - y**- ■’bled on whether all 7orma Poftorfon's SPORT SHIRTS church and community life at Boa- Lawn Rdkes Reiintoa Plana Made. for the Advancement of Colored! " f ■''* ""'AWfu'- .“ i ISO CENTER ST. bati UnlTcralty School of Theology, People iNAA(?P) w'ili not wait in- haa outlawed segregation In ; WlW> will apeak on "The Churcb in. Tha committee for the 10th year raunion of the Claaa of 1846, Rock­ HAND and definltel.v for gctlon without going schooia and in recreation areas and | Tour,Town.”' - , Into the lower courla. on interstate busses. * Jtlad'acheduled. la tha annual ville High School, says it haa re­ ceived many returns from claaa POWER Southern detlSnre' haa taken But what of aegregatipn in other j , tamperahce apeaklng context with areas of Southern life, like, theaters p .ptembera now living j>ut of ataje' various forma; Open criticism of ^ FILMS-GAMERAS 4 BLISH HARDWARE CO. 0 three young people competing for the Supreme (3ourt, action by pr reatapfants7 I ik I ^ S H BULBS. CASES, 3 FAR * 5 ®® who plan to attend; 2 - 7 9 .1 MAIN STREET the dlltrict chatnplonabip. The In the tw’p years since the, r The reunion, scheduled June atale legislators, action by private MOVIESi PARTS Z winner will repreaent the dialrict groups, economic presahre on Ne­ school decision the court hasn^t 9 at the ennuel .conference conteet 2.3, will be held at the Old Home- LAWN groes, said clearly whether segregation's ' Reg, $1,98 to $3,98 each at Providence, B. 1.^ next month. Btead in Somers. C^alia mamberi In turn Negroes, feeling jp r the [wrong in any place or/activity ^rthur Jlrug Sioras^ The Rev.’ Douglea\Dorcheater. wishing more Ihfc^ntatlon may con­ / • Brat time In this century tnp SU '; where public 'funds are ^ t used. executive leeretary of\ the New tact Nelaon Gottier;. m o w e r s I ' / '-.t - Bngtand Southern Confu

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Hebron Woman Praises State: ■ \ . - Tnu^an Scoffs Shoots Hraltora Rrerive M rmbrrliliip Banner 'O n v e n t '< t',1 At Soviet Plfin Atomic Device PICTURE IS WORTH A THOUSAND Sales from State Song X X ‘1 To Cut Forces O ff Australia r«(ip ■ / ' . Will Aid Flood Victii ' (OiwCtaiMd from Pmge One) (Cohtlniied from Page One)'*' (CiMtkhied from Page Oao) a t Mvtml hundred byeUndere, thunderous rumble rolled in across' kcreams of the trappsd shrlllrd YMI-TK m TIM R.IKRE lljGIIT.... awpatly Anictlcnna. by w avlnr hU the ocean, causing a slight vlbra-! Obituary from the blazing, building. Boms tlon In Onslow. A quarter of an ' of tbs nuns foUg^ht 'thslr way He and Mre. Truman arrived at hour later the cloud had drifted; thjough the flam es U>:*afety. ■ You said you would buy if you cduld find TOP Q U A L IT \^ t La Havre abnard the liner Uqited Into a giant "Z" formatipn ex-: 1. EVERY DAY IS SALE DAY Statea thia nom inf and met other tending from the horizon upward ■ -At least one jumped.. Rescuera aawtmen there before taking the into clouds. Deaths saved others. LOW PRICES. ' \ train to Paris. Only a handful of scientists and —I------— :—;------^ The two airmen were returning “The croaainf couldn’t have ^ c is ls knew the real slgnlhcance .Mrs. StoNlry Bycholfkl to the OtUwa'a Uplands atimort \ baen\ betur." Truman aald. He -Of the blast. Speculation on the j Mrs. Frances BycholskI (Bakul- after identifying an unknown aii^ Valuee In looked fresh and rested after the type of device .included the theory ska),'widow ofSUnley BycholskI,' craft, as a Canadian transpoH. KING'S at former CHENEY MILLS -tr in Manchester — gave 1 ^ Ladies' Full Fashion NYLONS 48c flve^ay trip. .1 that it might have been an atomic - died yesterday afternoon at Man- Theri -was no,, indication what Asked if he thought President | bomb warhead fora guided missile. Chester Memorial Hospital after a caused the crash, ^ou TOP QUALITY at LOW PRICES. Biaenhower tvould win a second' All ships and aircraft had been long illness. I ' \ The dead priest was the vtee. to V.98 Men's Short Sleeve SPORT SHIRTS 1.33 ■ v< term, the Mls.sourisn Jiitled out been warned to keep well clear of Born in Poland Feb. 22, 1889, Richard Ward,Wi ' 42, of Tpronto, hie Jaw and crackled: . the Monte Bello area. Persons on ahe hqd been a resident of Man­ sistant to the Ronizit Catnolle ValBM to 2.9S Boys' Ivy League CHINO PANTS 1.99 •I’m not doing any cry stal gas- i hand-for the test Included about chester for the past 47 years, She chaplain of the Canadian' Navy. Tl^ RESULTS ARE IN THESE OPENING DAY PICTURES tng but rm going to try to beat i l.OdO British servicemen, Includltig was a member of the Polish Na­ He had. been living at the oravent him ." ^ j a Royal Air Force team of 24 air­ tional Alliance-Society and of St. and serving as chaplain /to the Valun. to 2 . M Ladies' BABY DOLL PAJAMAS 1.00 ^ Ha aaid he would Campaign for • craft and.-AOO mechanics arid fliers. Bridget's Church. •, nuns., . - ■ /■ tha. Democrats if the. party's na- j Britain, the United SUtes and She. leaves five sons, Cheater,' Hoiife after the crkali, coal . ttonal committef asked him and | the Soviet Union are the only na­ Bruno and Walter, all of -Man­ stored in . the convent baaaineht Values •" 2. si Ladies'PLISSE CREPE GOWNS 1.00 ijulekly added'with auuranre: * tions known t« have set olt atWblc chester. Stanley of Rockville, and still fed the fire. Fm^bladuned •T judge there’s some chance explosions.. Britain announced in John BycholskI of Glastonbury; a walls and a 40-foot/ chlrttoey re­ they will. ” February IteS, that she had solved daughter, Mrs. Willism Parciak mained standing. A w arp^ ateel Viiu~ I- J;9s Ladies' 160% Nylon Tricot SLIPS 1.00 Ha refuaed to endorse any par­ the secret of the hydrogen bomb of Manchester; a sister and a fire escape clung Crazily to one ticularly Democratic candidate and would Join the 6ther two big brother in 'Roland, and 10 grand­ wall. and repeatedly denied any political powers In producing H-bombs. children.*-. FirAnen ruah^di to the blazing, ambitions "except to elect, a Dem­ Prime Minister Eden earlier this' Funeral services will be held building. yaluM lit $1 million, ocratic president" ’’’ year serverl ndtice that Britain; from thk Holmes Funeral Home, from nearby ,/ommunitiqs, the Air Broke St Pledgee intended t/> piiah ahead with Its 400 Main St., at 8:30 Friday Force base /fcnd Ottaw*. TOere But he had a word for the Rus­ hydrogenf bomb development end morning, and from St. 'Bridget's. was little tm y could do. MONEY BACK GUARANTEE sians. Asked if he trusted them. said; Church a t 9 o'clock. Burial will be Crowds /^logged ■ the roads. Po­ Truman snapped out a "nd" and The Justification fm- both in St, Bridget's Cemetery. lice kepy thousands'' of onlookers 'C ■aid: atomic and hydrogen_jKMHbs la Friends may call, at the funeral a safe !(Katance from the bisM. — **nie firs t year-I- w as -tn-office they ars Ttetmwnrim aw fntr “fiR«nrTr«w-.T T(S'FisirTbnTtW'rn^^ 48-to-SuiMiiig — ...... »i.» u>4.,a VENETIAN BLINDS ^ — 1.99 thay brokf 32 agreiementa. with country, will risk their use tomorrow froRp'3:30 to S and 7 to The' Mother House in Ottawa m e."' ■ sg^lnat Itself. If there Is le.ss'fesr; 9:30 p.m. y"- said About .33 persons were in the Tile former President, viaiting of World conflict today .this Is due bulMiqg wheii' the jet fighter I.9S Men'g Fancy Kbit POLO SHIRTS 60c Xurope for the first time as a to th e .deteCtient of niiolear weap- ■ • William Wllllanis rammed jnto it . at iO;lS p.m; tourist, will go to Rome tomorrow o_ns." /'v , , - ■ . ' Witltam Williams of M'arlbank. A ^ut 20'were recuperating from operations. Most had been in bed and later to Austria, West Germa­ I Warren E. Howland, left, president-of the Manchester Board of Onta'Ho, Canada, affectionately •a I.S0 LADIES'BRAS 80c ny, Belgium, the Netherlands and party rally, was wterpreted as a: Realtors, proudly shows E. JJ’Hoil, .first president of the local Board, Known as "Uncle Billy" to many about two hours. ■ngland: He U to visit Sir Win- Lawrence Barber, one of tha '"'it /*^**^^" P^'ooiis Soviet; r ,® meni^rshlp banner presented to him for Manchester Repitora at- 'Manchester friends, died yester­ Btan Churchill and Prime Minister Herald Photo, day morning at Belleville. Ontarto. first neighbors to reach the scene, tails for an end to Htbomb tests. Association of Real Estate Boards convention last estimated that 16 nuns escaped. ILADIES'GIRDLES i f e Kden but aaid he had nothing in Mrs. Jngu Fabel j week in Norlhford, Conn. He al.so r^eived* a diamond lapel for Funeral services will be held particular to dtscuas with them. Saturday' afternoon from the Han­ Some were injured. .efforts in increasing the Board's membership by .lO per cenji. The One nun was hospitalized In By JUSKPH A. OWKNS • ed her husband if there was a song I a\yard was made by the National Association of Real Estate' Boards na Funeral Home, Tammiyorth, BABY'S DIAPERS r* Chix Irreg. ^ doz. 1.9/9 Ontario. ' Eastview, Ont., with a back Injury. Hebron (Special) A Minnc.to- which praised the Slate's beauty. levy n a n e and. Manchester Was one of onfy. six boards ih'the. State to meylt the Several others were reported in avt-ard. ' i- ' r Williams leaves no survivor*. Governor Names U-DornK»,.„ woman wno moved I-to .inifi1, 1. I When , told , there was _ no . such , *pop- r serious condition In Ottawa Gen­ V alue, to ] '^ILDREN'S c o v e r a l l s , J ular melodics, Mrs. Fabel went to eral Hospital. State four years ago has published ^grk in earnest. Ward to Boar^ aces U.Ss^ Scott ."has all the privileges of a The other survivors were driven a song dedicated to Connecticut • After completing the lyrlps she While Ex-Aidc private ritlzyn and that you had Ne^^ Committee to ,the order's Mother House. and la planning to turn over her | composed the. music in a march RU^ P. Ward of M Loc^ood Jet Interceptor no license, to annoy her a t any, TPi m rg1 • 1 . Vern Ayhart, a neighbor, said share of the royalttea to the Slate' tempo, Kach day a.s she walked time, and that any further at­ '■-lO irlC C t Jl O H lffllt I *'* smashed in one window screen „Mt., an aaaenibiy iiupcctv m P ratt TXfiiies Spyin" for. distribution among families from the house to the mailbox at tempt,at molesting her will bring “ i and helped pull out two nuns. ' A Whttna^' Aircraft, h ^ l«en stricken during last year's floods. i rqadsldc the -ooncentisted on her (Coatii^lb^ from Rage (>ne) EVERY DAY 1$ SALE DAY T,...... 1 . J - "1 wan hear the screams yet," he Tai Red IVobc chajg'cs far - more. serioiiS'- than The newly-elected Democratic g^id. - named to'^a •.member irommittee Mrs. Inga Fabel said that copies ! projec't and one day,’ she said, breach of the peace." of her . original composition, j "she felt the heat." bomber, 'and for the nation's first I ■ - • Town Committee holds its first] 'Hours after the crash, licking' to help guide Oonnawctit’a de­ John W. Knzickl. tM. of 23 Look- velopment of the Jieacnime use of "You're A Grand Old State, Gon-' She' n.sed an organ to work out .supcraonli'itacUcsl :bomber. Washington. Msy (A*) "I was, meeting as the official polii;y-mak- • flanjes still burned in the blacken­ . atomic energy by Goy; A. Ribicoff. nccticul.’’ were placed on s.ile in the fidal version. Tlj* Air Force said the cancella­ never a spy," V. 'F lan k Coe wood Ht.. wa.H fined $4.5 and told hi.s license may be .suspended on a ing group of the Democratic Party ; shell. Great clouds of dust ro.se 3 9s LADIES' SLIMjJEANS Ward repreaenta \the Interns- music stores today in Manchester, Mrs. Kalicl said she has w ritten tion of the intcrcepler project has investigating .Senatms yestei.-lJay. _1 4 a .1 ,1 amid swirling smoke. A few rain- tlanal Association of Machinists WiljlmanUc and Hartford. poeUy lor years snd that before not affected the other two projr, B u t he refused to say \vheUiel’ he charge of reckless driving. ^In Manchester tonight at 8 owlock i ^rop, spattered down. Vnlon on the commmittee. ' According to Mrs. Fabel she meeting her luis'iand. Georgo. she eels, the ronlraclors for whirh'are IB a Communist. ; Kozicki pleaded not guilty in the Municipal Building. r | Bricks and ’ maspnry strew n 1,39 LADIES' PLAY SHORTS Tha rapraaentative group, Includ­ paid a Chicago printing f|rm $100 taught Nawalian music in Winona, N orth Amerlcffn, Re>public~ Avia­ Coe. Wh.o served in the Trf'asiiry ; through his mother, Mrs. Mary 'Tlie old town committee, headed { aroumi. the green lawns ahoweil ing aataeutlvaa of some firms al­ to print 1.000 copies of her song Wls. She also said she Is a tion dorp, of Farmingdale. N. Y., apd .the Inlernatiqph'l Moriejary 1 Kozicki, guardian ad litem, who by Judge Wesley C. Gryk, went th^ force of the explosion. ■ / ready worklng/in this field, will and if the public's response w.-u- graduate <>f the Ohio School of the plenn L. M artin Co. of Balti­ Fund under the late^Harry Dexter said her son always drove careful­ out of office at midnight yester­ A wooden two-benoh garden v.i4» .4 ,.00 LADIES' SPORT CAPS serve as an advisory committee to rants it, She will have aeveral Music. more and Douglas Aircraft, Co., White, has been .linked in congres-. ly when she was in the car. . day. * awing, tilted against a rear wall H enry M. M arx of Greenwich. He thousand more printed and put.on Her htishnnif a veteran of World Santa Monied, Calif. atonal testimony’ with alleged es­ , Kozicki was arrested May it on One of the first acts of the new of the building. was named/ earlier thia year as sale. Her song, has been copyright­ War I Is pictured on the cover of The Air Force declined to make pionage on .behalf of the Soviet School ' St., FitzGerald said, fer group will be the recommeivlation Persona living nearby said the Value* la 59C MEN'S ARGYLE HOSE cocnMnatcy of the State's non-mili­ ed with all rights reserved by. the the sheet mu.sic for "You’re' A public figures s.s to the value of Union. , ' >-• •making a sharp tyrn into \the of a person to be appointed deputy plane was afire when it. rammed tary atomic energy program. composer. . Grand Old Stale,. ,,Gonneclicut " the conlrscts or'the cost of the Four yfears ago. Coe invoked his driveway of Cheney Technical judge (n Town Court. Gov. A. A. into the building like a fiery bomb. tephM iing the potential growth The idea for her song, she, said, Sketches of typical New Nngland cancellations. eonstjttilional protection against School tind then backing out lio Ribicoff will make the appoint­ With perhaps 40,feet more alti­ Values to 1.59 Boys'Short Sleev* Sport Shirts $1.17 of the ^^aceful use of nuclear came one evening when she and homes and chinches are al.so possible aelf-incrimlnatloi( In re- quickly left tire marks on the ment. ■ tude. it' might 'have cleared the cnaigyt the goveiiior aaid; "It is her husband were standing outside aliow'ii, ., v„. . , . fusing to answer questions by the road. The deputy judgeship was left , building ami plunged Mnto the Of- our mva that Connecticut will be of thClf home and "I wa.s com­ Mr.s. Fabel aaid she would like 'Senate Internal' fecciifity subcom- Judge Lach- - advised Mrs. vacant' when - Atty. JoKh" D. La-1 tawa River, they said. ( V alue, to 9SV JUMBO SIZE BATH TOWELS 54e one M the leading states in this pletely captivated by the beauty of to make the presentation of the : mlttcg concerning spy acciisa- Kozicki to a^k Uie Motor Vehicle Belle quit the post to take part In i ------field." the night." She said that after first clfeck for royalties direct’ to The I lions against him. As a result of D epartm ent for a limited llcen.se' the primary fight which resulted' Others appointed to the advisory making some rough notes she ask- Governor Ribicoff. i his refusal to! talk, he lost his Job for her son, fo.be u.sed only when In victory for the insurgent slate M krd w tra ; 'as secretary of the fund. she Is in the car. • ’ he headed. 47,600 YarcLslicks JUST A R R IV ED - NEW SHIPMENT /'Cailaton Sbiigg of Mystic. He is Doctor Says Yesterduy, Coe came before the In the domestic casexOf Law-, vice president of the* general siibcommitiee amTdecljired "I wish rence M. Dziordzi, 59, of M.^SchooI Make Good H o u .h c / Dynamlca Carp: which built the to drop the protection of the Fifth .‘'t., charged with breayh'/bf the MONEY BACK GUARANTEE NauUlua, the n eo n ’s first atomic Police Find Gun Used l.ailiiu' Rneumonia Battle Amendment and state for the rec­ peace after a fight iwRIi his Xylfe powaVed Bubmarine. Public Records Fort Oglethorpe, Ga. ffl Homer VALUES TO 5.98! LADIES’ la Much .Kfmpirr TiKlay ord; I was never a- apwi Coc also in their home May ,3, Lach ertn- Frank W. Caldwell of West Hart­ Challengerl the., subcornmtttee to timied the case ai)d recommended Parris built a house largely from ford, eohsultant of Pratt k Whit­ By >:U\Vf.N R. .IORDAN, M.D.. bring forth any evidem^'^that he \' tVarantee Deed wooden yardsticks. He doesn't ney Alrcriift Divlaion of United In Comp ounce Slaying it he referred tp'a sociaragency. v^. to 1 29 LADIES' BLOUSES ; Written fur NE.\; Service evei did pass go.vernment secrets. He further robonuneiuicd that, if Howard E. Lappen to Robert A. know how many went into the out­ Aircraft Corp. ■ To! ti phy.slciali wlio.se pi'iifc.s- Howiycr, he. pleaded the Fifth side- a* weatherboarding but the Calvin T. Hughes of Cheshire, ,the trouble!) between Mr. and Mrs. Grenier and Barbara L. Grenier, (Continued, from Rage One) sionftl memory goc.s back 20 years Amendment when asked if he is a Dziordzi are resolved ih'at the ca.se property on Bell St. inside walls, ceilings and floors Vico president and consulting en- are matle up of 47,600 yardsticks. vMuo. to V 29 LADIES' POLO SHIRTS - or njore, what jjia.s happened to Communist. He told the subcom­ be disniia.sed, ‘ Certificate of, Devlae gihaar of the Connecticut Light & jl&lementsl' from both. bo,vs-abotil IJ He gotithe sticks-, culls and aec-. Pobrer Co. —^------lobar pneumonia'Seem.s almo.sl In- mittee he objected to "being rom- Several ronUmiaiu'e.s were i Estates«'J the slaying. He said the paly'^lm- ri'edible. This infectl’ou.s disea.so of pelled to talk about my political . , , , . , .'-’ohn Edwin Swanson, i ends rejected by the tnamifactiir- g, Kenneth Mansfield, an official pJicated the laughing slayer and News Tidbits orilered by Lach. Tlie c-ompaiiion I a'iso know n as Edwin awsHson^or er--foe Use ss kindling but then de- 3.98 BOYS^ DENIM PANTS 2.3T of Combustion Engineering, Inc. tire lung.s cau.sed by a germ called belicf.s and as.soeiations." csSes of Vicloi- Cifarelli, 59.- andj J- Edwi^n Swanson, to, Msnchestfr elded to install’ an oil burner and his two companions. He .would not Culled from At’ Wires the pnemnonocix'cus 'wa.s one of Coc .said he is convinced that of Windsor and a former member identify them. nl., son, Donald, 3'2. of JJ14 B o n n e r i Trust Co., successor trustee, prop-Hsought some use for the big pilepit# of the staff, of the Joint Con-, the 1(10,St wide.spread of the acute While was not a spy "and that aiW SI.. H.mJ,ford. were i-ontiniied from.! *rt'y on laurel Sf. of sticks. itog. 3.9a Boys' Matching Denim JACKETS 2.37 ' Motham, ■ wh'o has a, daughter dlsease.s and a real killer not long notion to the contrary is unlhUrk- iaalonal’ ConiimUtee Jaiuc»> itiggs, former Stamford ago. .. able." / liiHTr -C. Beelick of Hartford, was other child In July was 'hat early i handyman convicted in Bil'dgeport In a! typical cn.se llitf'^diseiise While, who was assistant'aecre- Arthur Smith Bielefield. Middle- boarding on the 'back of the hou.se 1.59 ‘ Manning W. Heard of HaitfOrd, unable to appear in court todays,. ; town, and Shirley Ann Wilson 31 but his wife liked the looks so well itog. * Men' sChambroy WORK SHIRTS 99c Brat vice president and general Suijday night after he had gotten ! fue second-time on charge of rap- starts .suddenly with a severe thill tjfry of the ’iVcasury._an4'lal.er cx- Ihe belter of his opponent In the | fbg his former, employer, petitions The two ijion, co-owners of the , M ather S t, May 26, Second (*on- he decided to do all the weather­ X.x counsel of Hartford Fire Insurance generally lasting from 15 f.o,30 ■eciitive director of the^M onetary NeW England Playpen Co., which i gregalional Church, boarding with the sticka and then Oa. iig h t. ______. j Sypei’i'irl.enutt for .Bsw trial... uiinutc.s or so. -/ ^ FUml.-died in 1948 q-Irw days af­ "'B 3 98 100% ORLON FILLED PILLOWS 1.44 Holham' and two friends. Rich- Stock niiirket Is highiv in earl.v was de.atr|).vpd by fire last De-j Building Perm its turned to the interior, Tlia appointment of the cooidina- . .Shortly after the beginning of ter ilenying to the -House Commit­ cember, a^c charged separately To Westvlew Realty Co., for The wood strips came in varying "tor and the advisory committee ard King,-21. and David. Callahan. 'b rebound from severe chill the tenipe'r.stwie .liegimi to tee on im-.A-hici'lidin .\ctlvilie.a that witJi frad_ul|enl issue of checks. two l-story, 5-room types of wood and colors so he did 22, ran Into the five teenagers m ‘•''P'^Wlon of pa.sl two day.s. . a lui iiHu_ui|rni. issue oi cnecKS. Ii two l-story, 5-room dwelling on ' “'■n colors so ne mn was authoriBed by the 1955 General ri.se and the patient may coujplatn be was .1. Conrhiiinist’or had done Donald is charged on ' three,! Autumn St.. $11,475. the bathroom in flamingo al(d ycU AaMBibly. ; thd Lake Compounce amusement Several witnesses testify they of headache and general .pains. any spying , 'Atty. Gen. Brownell low; the walls and ceiling of'the park. King and Callahan told po- j cbiiius and Ms fal.liei. Victoj, on i To Frederick J. Demers for a ■have had to pay baek taxee to gov­ Often pain In the che.st or side,- has calie^'While a Soviet spy. two counts oft, fraudulent check l-story, 8-room dwelling at Pros- kitchen .In unpainted sticka with lics Holham was uslpg a strength- ernment after accountant Joseph sim ilar to thiU, of pjctiri.sy. Is *’rue. i.pect St.. $13,000. kitchen cupboards in yellow and' testing machine in the aresde Ford prepared reliirns for them. /; present. A d-y painful I'ougii. .sets EVERY DAY IS SALE DAY Ion PT A I Also continued on a. day to day I . To Carl Lepak, for alterations"J'wine red: the bedroom with walls »"“« when one of the five pushed him Reiping Radio quotes newspaper in earl.v. T h e Ip cnlhing bccoinc.s basis was jjie case of Ravmond O, I to a dwelling at 105 Norman St ■ceiling and the living . room snd said: Kwang Ming as saying "Russia's more ia|)id.! '' , Pslka, 23. of - Ealil H a r tf o r d /$1,000. .* maple throughout. Picks New Slate t "It you. ^ n k you’re-so strong decision to (fut Us armeil forces By the aecdnd or third day, iin- i Court Gases charged with speedinij and operat I TTie floors-af the house'are three step mitsJdeC'’ sounds like the pealing of the belU le.ss slepa have been taken earlici-'' . I yaixiaticks ' thick, w alls'' two. 159 Rolled Kim Large Size Wqste Bosket 97c I ' ! ------ing a motor vehicle while, his * Howard Chace Jr., 138 Cooper : Hotham, King andCalahan went of peace." to bring aljout, rrlief, the typical ■to of ' '!r*riae was under siispensiori. I-rPafria sayp the .sticks are good iri- outside and a scuffle ensued. signs have hpcome e.slahhshed Joseph P, Scranton. S t, was elected and installed as ' Palka is 'also represented by Bee- / ||,suIation and they are standing up praddent of the Washington RTA But they broke It up and agreed The expi'p,^ioii is anxioir.s,' < old- Slorrs, w fiiund not guilty'Of under the impact of the four young H O S E ^ 1.99 .specding;4ii Town (*ourt this m orn­ Hck:' Riilh muteir at Ita annual meeting last night at to fight It out in the vcfrods where sores are, present on thp- lip.s or The ca.se of -the General Ice children. . . ( Uta Wast Side Rec, there would be no police to inter­ nose, the ■ I'n-ealhing l.s. v.sjiid and ing b.v/.Ifidge Waldcma.r Lach of H-Bomi) Test Newington. Cream Corp. of Haitforri, chiirged 3.00 associate officers for the fere, . , I . the patient often- coiu'plain.s of with defedlive equipment, was con- ALL THE HEW SUMMER STYLES and FABRICS! Values to Ladies' White Hots All Sizes 1.52 g year, are aa follows: Mrs.' HotpaniHnthani's s coippanlons conipanions sajd they A J 4eyei# pain in the .side. By Ihl.s lAch, sitting in jilace of kludge , o , , Inside Inforination on That 4>dd • ALL FIRST OUALITY — FAST COLOR! time sputum i-ofigtied up ta.slight- Wesley C. Gryk, made his finding j until Saturday, ,(’re’atu rr, a . Man. worker’ . Krause, vice president; Mrs. | fought-in the woods^ but the^^y d i n M e iflV e C I Don't ex'pect s rifan — Fleming, secretary; W a l - j "'ho had the gun did not tight. 1 ly tinged witl( bluuti! The tcnipi’i a- irt- favor, of Sc/Aiilon 1 after a • THE TALK OF THE TOWH and NATION! - • 'i.. >’> 2.49 : Youths'and Bqys'High Sneakers 1,<68 fZemanelt. treasurer; Mrs. “ olham was ture tends to' |.ioVef arouiid "inf lengthV-sessioti 'A'hich saw num er­ To be as linderstandihg of ^ u r Prod iices Les.s • SIZES 7 fd 15.12 Pb 20. 14V2 fa 24V3. A.,.. infM* Webster, «MrS. Robert Bar- the belter of his opponent, (Contii.ued f^uiii Rage 'tae) and 105. Ihitil-revenll.v’the copoi- ous objection.s- to . questions and Officials Review . hou.sehold prohlc'ms as another niligham and Mbs. Howard Han-/ P'>< out a shiall nickel- tion remained idioiit. iike this for teslimon.y en teitd by Ally. George., woman would be. , A great many I Bowling Grbon. Ohio (/r A 2.49 t TERRViCLOTH s l ip p e r s t 6 8 t”. Lessner and Prosecutor John R, ■ ' ' ' " . \ ' '--'V hen, delegates to the PTA Council. . 'V'*’ lease and instant of detonation’ seven t o '10 da'.vk when in favor­ HitlMlivision Riilei^ .wives have workedjn offices long rhappy worker", .says j) Bowling while the bomb plummeted down able i-a.scs.‘’n cri.sYa o(-< lin ed and FitzGerald. ^enoiigh.to understand office prob- Green State. University psycholo- ' Mrs. Ra^ond Donahue seated the I " ^ a : i, '• FitzGerald eiit'cred as State's k n ofheera. Annual reports of air of- "A"'! for miles. rapid -lmptovemeht V t in. lem.s but few iqen know enough, of gist, may not turn out as much ,.,.,.-.5^198 MEN'S WAL | 6 SHORTS eviclepcc a bill fiir lalihrations of Proposed changes.in tlie town's the headaches of running a house LOOK AT ALL THESE SHOPPING EXTRAS Bcart were read and accepted. Wouid.it burst,lor would it be- Remarkable resiilui (x.-cur when subdivision’ regulation!!'will be re-; w'ork as one who complains a great Mr*. Howard Hansen, retiring! fm |goiuia.gel ymi all. either a sulfa prepanaflon, oi; peni­ the cruiser Patiolman Whiter Cas­ to be really sympatrietic.' deal. . , ' • , ■ r ■ >'f>me 0 dud and shatter down on. sells Jr. was driving the night of viewfd tonight by rcprescntaliyes praMdaa^ received a, corsage of f, Shor» .Missed T\yu Others cillin, is given. Tile s.vnmjoms geir- To notice a new hairdo unless After a survey of 12()i workers But his shot.s nitued Callahan eh island or tumblejntd the sea? -the. arrosl. . . . j of various town riepartrhenls and you ask him how he like*.it, You J^iUow roads, .and a milk glass bowl I brally clear up rapidly.tem­ agencies at si meeting in the hear- in Toledo. Ohio, Dr. Robert M. and King.' Afler Hotham dropped But. the overriding concern of perature drops, the cough disap­ Judge-Lach admitted the evi­ can be'pretty sure it looks *11' Guion says that happinpas is not the five fled.’ t h e ' T«»k Fers'e 7 offiotals on th ii ntvl pears,- -the pain is reliev^. 'the dence oi’cr the pcinests of Le.ssner, Ing'room of the Municipal Build- right to him or he,would have nb/ MONEY BACK GUARANTEE m u p . TOptreuon Gunng me aIi oth#ir Bhnt. the same thing as-job satlafaclioa. friend.s said, and they took Hotli- ,*I>1I other shots of Operation Red breathing becomes story and "nor- and \v(i^ Wiilism Gru'nHer.cpolice' •hig; . tjeed' the change year,. She thanked everyone mechanic, took the stand, he ad­ The changes, most of them deal-. or high morale, A wojker who,, am to a hospilai. . He wa.s .dead wing Was to avoid danger of any ‘mal and improvement lakes -place To enjoy having you read part comptoins about the Iway man-" m i for their wonderful cboperatton. OPEN DAILY l$i.a to IO mitted the evidence w hs not a call-, ing with procedure, were drafted Preceding the bUhlness of the bn artivai.* ‘ f poisonous fallout ’from the ,t*st long before the crisis which was. of the paper aloud to him while agement- is dding thinljs may be In describing the sla.Ver to po-; explos'ions on personnel of the formerly awaited so an.xiously. bratloii but rather a bill for cali­ by the Towrt Planning Commission t'alues tn 2.98 LADIESVSUNDRESSES 1.00 evening, Bxth gradets; under the bration .ser\uces, after being qiies-/ in work .sessions that Covered sev­ he is busy reading another sec­ one of the beat producers becau.se lice, Callahan and King said hc'forte^or inh{ibilanta of Pacific is- Tile ti.se of the trealmeuits now tion. - Give him an "E" for effort *» direction of Mra Phyills Boak, en­ licined In' l-essnor. When the eral montha. ’ he is thoroughly concerned about had...... a' throaty laugh and wore 1 lands. - ar'a'ilahle has lessened the chances if he 'pretends to listen instead of his company.• tertained the group’with a selec­ diingarcea and tee shirt. ^ cruiser wa'.s piirchased four months The revisions' proposed by the Value. In 1.59 p l a s t ic DRAPES 80c tion of songs; "Beyond the Blue of dying from pneumonia about acting'annoyed. Job satisfaction, is an entirely Fu.ncral services for Hotham one in three to one in 20 or les.s,. ago, it itas calibrated, but Orun- TPe are designed to ellmihale Horiaon”; "Arkansas Traveler"; dor adiiilUed ■ it had not been questions that have cropped up in To understand how .you .can different thing.' however. Guinn , were held today. Thjs is one of-the must amazing says Job status how the worker ^ t’aa Me," a Negro spirltiiai; He waa employed a t the Slari-i Legion Opposes > checked for accuracy of speed the handling of subdivision m at- have . ,,,,a closet jiavpacked With , , clothes Value* In ^9^ Yd. 60 Sq, Percale, Plisse Crepe yd. 25c ChUdrtn‘1 Pr*yer for Peacf.” ii revolutions which has taken place a^nil his coriimunily look upon his ley Works at New Bntairi for Ihb., in the tleatnient of^ny disease in since then. tera end to speed up the planning I 'V**'' PLENTY or FREE PARKING I. rellglotta song; and. in conejiuion, work (s the most im portant fac'- past year and was a stock clerk $;i0,(M)0 Ten •ace early and start treatment a.-j soon Judgm ent was. suspemled in thei and processing of siibdivisions. . *" « WP"' h* a madley, *T Like It Here!" "Thisi-Jat the RoyaJ. Typewriter Co. in ca.se of Michael Laseek. 62, of ■ ■ be expected to understand that a lor. he believes. Qthcr factors,are 1.S9 L ROyon Tailored CURTAINS pr. 88c recent times. It is still important, cocktail dresa is too drissy and a pay, supervision,, kinds of skill la My CJottntry ' and "America, the Hartford before that. The local American Legion Post, however.' to make the diagnosis Hartford, chaiged with driving to tory to a public hearing that will Beautiful." the left side of the highway at the suit not quite dressy enough. used and feelings df belonging to i has formally notified General as, possible. Tlierc; is risk in delay. be required before the new segula a congenial group, he adds. , Pillowing the business session, SOKKARNO I.N I ,S. intersection of W. Middle Tpke. and lions ran be adopted. The TPC.- ph>-Y. women know the subtle dis­ Value, to .1.59 CHI|.DREN'S PLjkY WEAR • 80c Manager RIch'krd .Martin that it tinctions. refreshments were served in ’the W ashington, Ma.v 16 i0'>-rtln- INK.'VPENRIVE VlOI.IN.'k 'fBroad Sf. MaVf'3] .---- _ with the roncurrence of the Board e^eteria of the Wh'lt^ building. > La.seek told the court he passed a Be Thankful That Vou Can F..\RDY C’AI-F- , dunesia's President Soeka^no, disapprovea the construction of a Pueblo. Colo, i-P) Take.-aflmc- of Directors, has the auttiofily to Irvington, Va. lA’i—M. J. Dona­ arriving on a slate' visit, ex­ proposed $,t0.00(> .AVaf M'emorial plywood, dowllng,. rubber' bands c}ir 111 front of liim vvhich vyas gor adopt n('\y 'subdivision regulations. ' / Budge ' BAC* POSTAL h At E HIKE mg slowly, but could not get back To,, get up without 'gmimbling hue's Guernsey heifer at the age pressed lio|ie today that his terrace-at the new high s< hool. and. four stove bolts and what Scheduled Jo melet .with the, PlanV of 11- months had a calf, .,whirh WaaWagtea. May 16 (g>—.The .\mericAn tour will lead to "real No explanation for the di.s- have you ? Robert Hornseth, in- into lho_right lane because severs! iJera loiiiglit',are General .Manager from'his easy chair to do some­ Poet Office Committee thin*: you want done. Overlook weighed 18 pounds. Farm, experts understa'nding and friendship" appi'oval was given in the letter, stnimental music instructor for cars-wet,c in front of him as they Richard Martin, menjbers of the say the first calf doesn’t usually « M refsert ed today to have ap- between the I'nited !4tate« and but reportedly the gto.up was op­ Pueblo elementary sch^lsrniakMthe intersection. Laseek Hoartt of'Directors. Board of Edu­ the grumbling and be thankful you groerad toatatively a big hike In.. were able to budge him. appear until mama is lit least 2 Indonesia. The .Moslem neutral­ posed to the expenditure. violins from thc«e uaterials at •sajd the first car he . passed sud- cation, Zoning: Board' of Appeal.s, years old. And then the calf usual­ postalpVSUKI ratesr for ist leader flew here from Hono­ Martin received the letter today * cost of $2.85 each,' denl.v picked mi speed and. blocked- Development CommissiSn. 'IJoard To,appreciate your helping him ■ewagaaere and magaa ly .weighs between 60 and 70 magazine*. The lulu aboard President , Eisen­ from. Henri P.essim. Commander of The, violins-m ay not approach him from getting hack ill line. of Health, and the heads of the get the facts right when he Is tell­ pounds.. - ■ ‘ EVERYTHING FOR rate "Ur advertisingrtislag portions hower's planr, Ooliunlilnr III, Dilworth-Conjell-Quey Rost, No. th* Stra'divaiius quality, but they ■Judge Lach nolled a breach pf toxvn Highway, W ater and S'pWcr, ing a story. He woiilfl ijiuch ra th ­ af -ftw gnbUcctions pabUcetioiu viwould be for his first visit to (his count- 102. Pessini! wrote that-the post do enable parents to determine the the peace charge against Aifred E. and Park departments, and Build­ er be wrong than be corrected. DOl'BUS T.VBGBT 12t per oent, and for the 'I 'y - voted unanimous, disapproval May musical aptitude of t^eir children. Scottr 39, of 8. Hemlock, St..' which ing Inspector Griswold Chappell. To enjoy eating out a.s much as cteaag atfitter tl per cenL : Taloga. Okla. (/P) —^ Fat. F'urr And Hornseth-., sa.vs 'jhe instru­ had been contiitucd day to day, '— ' — — you do. After all, ] eating out i.4ii't-'*ure the cure is better than TWO-LEGGKI> IMMJ Another.ix'cterina’ group, the ments have "excellent ■ tone and * Scott was' just relca.sed from Ig>NG W’.VLK H03IE n^eans to/a wife Jhat she doesn't the trouble when it conies tn calchi OOT O F SEASON V \ Bambeig. \S..C. i/Ti- A rat ter­ Veterans of Forelgn Wars, has al­ aiy quite adequate fbr teaching Hartford County' Jail whore he Bamberg, S.C. i/Pi - \ A ..bound have'to plan and cook a meal and- Hawesville, Ky. (Ab-r-This little Ing chickenbmiae prowler.s. j rier has learned ti/'^Ik on one so d(8appi;oyed. according to in- fitndamentals." • had been confined since April i26 dog named '.Red returned o n e do the dishes afterward. ' To the' Fiirr spt a tyap and in the morn­ ‘ "‘‘ iH O M E tm n k lit up like Christina^ when front leg and one hind leg and Dr. fqrm'ai notice given the manager. for contempt of the court, having month and 70 m U es-after disap­ huaband eating out is more work ing he found a skunk; He got hl.4 HARTFORD RB. ad HNE ST. Chariaa ButleFa house caught fire -Robert Hlrshberg. '' vetcrindrian, ,m !|X E O d r in k s ^ failed to pay alimon.v to his di­ pearing on a hunt. J. W. England than eating'at home.' . x, ' V ■ Just after dark. 'Half the rcaidents! In his'letter, Pessinl made it gun bpt aa he pufled the trigger saiiFvJje was the first dog* he ever clear the A mericajp Legion doe.s Santa Fe, N. M. UC) —: Bufglars vorced wife, , ■ said his. dog was so happy , "he “ To thank you for auggesting a the skunk fired too. ' “ turned out excitedly and. during' saw db so. ' approve plans by the Permanent who broke into the Pink Garter The breach of th'e pcac6 charge MANCHESTER the itgTCiar, someone turned on'the almo-st Scratched a hole In the caf Mmple solution'to a problenW|||at ? The.^ dog has only three legs. Vifgr Memorial Committee, to place Saloon made off willP'one bottle '.vas brought Apriha4 lyhen police door.", has him baffled. The only reason The carillon is a set of fixed OhHaanaa llghU that had been When-one was broken and] put,in, plaques,at the school bearing the DEPARTMENT STORE hanging over tha.iptr«eta aUice De- each of 22 different domestic and charged Scott molested his wife on Eingiand igid thr only chahge In for .this'is that he'a a man. bells'usually tuned to the chro- F o r l t e s s a cast, the animal hobbled about names of veterans of World w ar 11 foreign b ran d s'o f liquor,, plus $50 Main St. ^ the hound* wo* . worpdown toe­ on two legf. , '-■/ (All rtghta reserved, NBA Serv­ matte scale and having, a rang a of / and the Korean conflict, .•caah,.. Lach tol^’hjm the former Mrs. nails. ice, Jnc.) t ,W4 three, octaves or more. - ‘.I r" ..-r • .1 1 -V 'vV" ■’!_ 4-1^ . J, ■ : ' ■■/-'! 7 " ■ t-,' 1 . i.-v,,.-/*.' , ' % ■ ,,-.i A.

MANCHESTER EVENING H E R ^D . MANCHESTER ^ONN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1966 31ANCHESTEB EVENING tiEKALD; MiUIOHESi^R. CONN« WEDNESDAY. MAY 16. 19S6 >AG* TWENIY^UR PAGE TWENW-FIVE " III ...... ------u . Grace Fraser, who continuer^>A and support ;for the Democrata' Scouts Show Skill treaeurdr. Green PTA Meets District Rally Rhee’s Vole Drops "lime for a change" appeal. Directora named were: Mrs. Gus­ Toliond County Red Manpower Cut Plan Otherwise Rhss's Liberals and .•••••••••••**# a,a ##*•***'•***** tafson for three years, Mrs. Julia K WOpiV>UM ikiily Radio wora—tilt To Bowers PTA jLast Time Tonight In Third Ti^umph the Democrata campaigned on McCarthy, for two' yMiii and Mra. H eldbyW B A Superior CopH similar Conservative platforms. w n o ^ t i t Josephine Scher, fo ' one year. Mrs. U n A O -U N , B^y ScouUi of Troop 162 dem* The Manchester Green PTA wHl t to' — (CMUnaed from Page Oae) The Progressives urged more Ruth Spencer wee chosen delegate Perils U.S. Leadership spending of foreign aid on eco­ i Before you buy a Heater or onatratad theirakilla at th'e uiniial to the najtional convention lii New' hold its final meeting of the year Krn. Basal* Farris, t DUrkIn St., WUAY-Sav* a U(*. ^ Rockville, May 16 (Special)—A president may «rell turn pUt to be nomic rehabilitation and lees on n * touomat ■atiaum ^ WCUi5--0«M ICveniate^Cjod M«do_ meeting of the Bpwere /Parent Ifork City in July, and Mra. Gus­ tonight at 7:30 in the school audi­ district manager of reviewi of the debtor who refused to appear in arms... V* ■Mtpmd tor «• radio nuoadO' WKKB—Dinner D*t*_ torium.’ The program will include (Ceattaued firem Page One) the old man's presidential heir. MT'IC—New* olTp* World Teachers Asbociatioii Monday tafson and . Mrs. Munson, alter­ Women's Benefit Aaan. in the Hart, court 16 feqe his: creditor was The opposition charged police i Air Conditioner for your home, / Mm U and arc aubjact to cbanco nates. Mrs. Mary Taylof was elect-, entertainment by children of ail ONLY ford area, presided at the' rally ' Trails In ClUto WDRC—Bint Croeby night in the ijchool Auditorium. cited for' contempt ytsterday and Engaged intimidation durinif the campaign wUlKWt.poOca. > WGTH—Gabriel Hcaller The boye and their scoutmaster, ed delegate (o the New England ipradea, followed .by the annual laiat evening In Qdd Fellowa Hall, sentenced to seven day* In Tblland ‘'•‘ “ •r lh»n to have them Rhse piled up a big lead in the and irregularities at the polls and »:tt- / Regional convention In October. which waa attended by m'dre than County Jail. -itAnding around doing guard duty i:ia— ’ ' ^ WHAY—Sav* a UU. Georg* Putnam,-alaged an exhlbi-. mMting and election of officera. country dlstrfots. In the big cities In, vote counting. Spokesmen for WHAY—Muilc Mtrcbaal WCCCHIvm . Avenmg Good llueie It wgs voted to chsiige the date ISO repnaentaUvea of th* various John ESUa. Stafford Spriiog*, waa .or. training the capital. i *'^H4T—Muile WorcItMit / WCCC-Goo WTIC—Cohveraailon The date of June 18 was set for | Stanley Biat, Since It was founded in 1892 pri-; tei's," automatically maintoint comfort level yob W W JB-^rU Review / WDRC—sTobnny Dollar Paterson, treasurer; Miss Jean Herbert-Slye. ciable change in our present mili­ the Communist Cho Bong Am, t m o —Pepper Youiif /► •a catered nhicken suppe and clos­ Members will note that the marily to safeguard the children. I 2.073.450 and ShlnlcUy 1,762,767. However, snnther foreign expert choow—all year-round. Filter* out diiiL/dirt, WDRC-COI Kolby / WGTH—Gang Bufter* Gimaloiiski, Mrs'. John Hyde snB ing .session at the Columbia Lake When presented in court yester­ tary stMngth" or in worldwide -;**—' Edward Sweeney,/' council dele­ meeting time has been advanced the family and the home, , she j day, Kills at first claimed to have Patrick Henry Shfhicky,. Denio- said; ' , Pol>P» • • . removes ewess mobture. Needs less WOTB—Waxwork* ' ' WHAY—Dodger* V«. .Caida cottage of Miss Bernice JiMil. one half- hour to 7:30 to petfiilt an stated the WBA offers protection, U.S. military alliances. w n c—Lone Ranger ' gates. no recollection of being served, but ctatle party candidate who died of "All the irregularltlss you can U\gn half of space required for separate heater MUp Bimban WDRC—PBl-Price and War 'I'he meeting last night was pre­ earlier bedtime for th* children security and friendly association to U.S. Maintains Forres ' a cerebral hemorrhage May 5, waa imagine cannot offset the fact that ■•Tleviaw Mrs. Arnold Aronson's first all who enter into membership. when . Judge Parmelee said he WGTIl—American Muale Hall ceded by 1 roast beef supper snd who are appearing 'in the enter­ would call the .-herlil tbStestify, Asst Secretary of Defense Car­ the choice on moat of the 1,615,456 if the people had really wanted'to and airconditioner. You save as iduch as $200 II MaUnee titt- grade won the attendance banner | tainment. I - in 1904 the association took ita ter L. Burgess told a Senate sub- WHAY- Dodgert v*. Carda ' ?for-the___ fourth .lime.1— I*" B"*'' It' prepared Kills recalled being aerved wHh the ballots declared invalid. .Vples for badl.Y enough, they had the ma­ . over -separate wiu. treats with oil or gas. - Kolby WTIC—Lon* Ranger • by Miss Alyce Salisbury of the greatest forward step by establish­ committee jesterday the United Shinteky were Autoniatically chinery lo overthrow Rhee's re­ azwork* Delicious refreshments were ing itself f^mty. on adequate ratss. warrant, ' X^^ Phone, or write for 20-page "Home ' WDRC-Mv Son .leep home service departroi nt of the NOT HIS DAY ‘ Other ma|4tera . disposed of m States plana to ' maintain armriT thro"wn out * gime. When you consider that in WGTII-NIght Muale served in the cafeteria to climax gas company, who is a Soroptimist New Britain, Conn.'fJPl—Nlcholaa Membership extenda to all .prov­ force# of about 2.860.00d- Koob, who is a past president of .ictloni would WTIO—lOtO Radio Laao WHAY- Dodgera ve Card* of Colors the National Fraternal Insurance. S10,»9»,19. with $150 attorney's i b y ^ r . Iand Mrs. Raymond E. Mc- Assembly for his initial four-yeaf- 342 ADAMS ST.— PhoneB MI 3A9«6 or MI 3-1218 Mrs. Benjamin J. Munson, 268 < 46 not'War.rant at this 8tag;e any cut­ term In 1948. . Queen of Canton ______. iM ' . . . Bay Ibew WTIC—Duettn Rhvtbm WHY PAY MORE? CongreM of America. fees. ^f^thy. 719 W. Middle Tpke., of WDRC—Prea* Confereac* Porter St., was elected president ! • GREEN * The same bank waa awarded back In wcatern atren^.. Cliaiig Leads Lee y r wera-Migtat Muale GREEN The speaker presented additional Officials conceded the SovictA the engagement of ^helr daughter, Mias Marilyn Johnston, daughter titt- of Soroptimist International of CHECK THESE FEATURES facto and figures of Interest to the Judgment In its action against Counting of the vice presidential '/ WC6C—Record R*ti*« WHAY—Dodgera va. Card* • WHITE Herbert S. Tifft, In which the debt were making extrerhely c\tvex/Mt Miss Sylvia Esther. McCarthy, to of Mr. and Mrs. KImer Johnston WKNB—BAaeball. Matinee WTIC-Duft Jih Rhythm • Manchester, at'a meeting Monday STAMPS members, and Taler following an o f what was, by most American vote, cast on a separate ballot, of Avon, formerly of Bolton, hag WTlOr-mau Radio baa* wv>im_xnuia in.Andy—Muild Ball WITH AIX SIOSIX FUEL O lt DlluyERICS • ELIMMATES PiMNTING •ILUE ^ ____ impressive memorial service for was $2,319.80,.with $150 attorney's Chester W.- Morgan, son of Mr. lagged far behind the prealdentlal. ...WORO'""€*I~ Rolby ' ■ night In the..auditorium -of the- fees. July 23 was set as law day.. estimates, an internal neceaiity been named queen for the town WCTM—Bob and Ray dhow _ T H -N ^ t Muale ^ CORAL deceased members during the past snd Mrs. Chester E. Morgan, 376 With more than 40 per cent tal­ Hartford Gas Comfiany. Strict. foreclosure was ordered In In a aense the Rus.slans .were yifoodiandiSt. of Canton . sesquicentenniol. She WilAV—Dwtger* v*. Carda $4 HOUR DELIYKRY AND BURNER SERVICE I nsulates ‘ • ie a u t ih e s year. She paid tribute to the mem­ lied, Chang was ahead with 2,725, will be crowned at ceremonfesT • MOWN the case of the Wlllimantic Tinist regarded as converting a weakness' Miss McCarthy wag graduated 982 and Lee was In second place W^-BwlosKuy WTlC-^Qiet Huntley Mrs. Munson succeeds Mrs.‘iJI- EXPERT BURNER SERVICE ory of Mra. Grace "Oliver Nest, into strength by emphasizing the Friday night. / WTCO—Re c ^ Ravtow^ WDRC-Womanc* Mood* tlan Gustafson, 28 Hamlin St. Her Or Two-Tone If Desired a veteran member of Mvstlc « e , Co. vs. Andrew R.. Weigert. et als,. from Man'chester High School with with 2,310,159, Four other candi­ wStB—Baaeball Matlne* WGTH—righi* I'• ECONOMICAL . sin which 'the debt was $4,327.90 peaceful aspects of a seduction of ;,She attended Manchester High v m c—ION Radto baa* liiit - X ' •.ssoclate officers will be Mrs. view, and Ua past president, whose .the class of 1955, and ts’ now em­ dates trailed behind,, but no ma­ , WPRC—Cal Kolby WHAY—Dodgar* v*. Carda FUELOIL ability and iptereat In the associa­ with $150 attorney's fees. July 23 men under arms when, the long- ployed tos an engineering tilUe at jority ia necessary snd the Job School until moving to Aydn last Charlotte Gray vice president: range effect may be to Increase year. Alisa Johnston,' a Insmber WCTH-r-Lea |^aul h Mary ford WTIC—Thl* la^oarow Mrs. Kathleen Johnston, recording WYMAN'S SERVICE tion, led to her appointment as and'-siibaequent dayd- were set as Pratt and Whitney Aircraft. goys to the high man. di(d> WDRC—RomancVMooda $4 BIAIN ST. TEL. Ml S-MtB*-MI S-1S2S State field director and a member law da'.y#. their over-all military capacity. Her fiance also graduated with of the National Honor Society, la WGTH-riehts secretary; Mrs. Ruth Spencer, cor­ NO MONEY DOWN Asiow As Sl.75 t^e*R It now appears that the Rus­ The million-plus vole for the a 'senior at Canton High School. ' BveBinf Good Muale' i* . responding aecretary, and Mrs. of the supreme board at the Port Another strict foreclosure was the class of 1955. and is an ap­ WHAY-JJIIe Wsicfi sians have decided, in preference dead Bhinicky and Chong's strong - (tovemor Abraham A. Ribicoff t . WXMB-Today la Sport* iHuron headquarters, Mrs. Best ordered in the ca.se of the Thomp- prentice in Jet engine sheet'metal showing were Interpreted aa ex­ Wno-New* WTIC—Today and Tontgrrow d|cd suddenly at her home In spnville Trust Co. vs. the National to Joining in a general disarma­ work at PAW. will crown the q u ^ at ceremonies WDRO-NaWa tG^RomaOc* Hood*^ Free Home Estimates ment system complete with inspec­ pression both of aentiment over bn the school gampus Friday at WOTH—Naw* H-n*hf* Hartford-Feb. 25. Corporation' of Springfield, et al, No date has been set ' for the the presidential candidate's death 7:30. Memorial Sen lce Involving .jiroperty ■ in Somers. tions, on a kind of one-siitod reduc­ wedding. ', * ‘wHAY-«portA_ , „ ^ ^ iKIDDIE FAIR SPECIAL Mrs, Best's death, together with Debt was $6,272.80 with $160 at­ tion of military forces. In this way WCCC—Good Cvaalai Good Huate f TEL JA 3-5542 ■two of the other members of the torney's fees. June 12 was set as they can keep their atomic weap­ WKWi Saraaad* This Offer brn proposals for free elections to bmO-«trlcUy Sport* ^ lY. -Nile Walih Jocal review. Mrs. Alvina .Schleldge law day. ons under their own control, free WDRC—Guy Lwnbarto / 3—Service In ih* Reserve Per Heme unify Communist East Germany ' WDRC—Romasc* Moods Owners Only and Mrs. Alida Hare, occurred Payments d,f ■ $5 per week were of any international strings and WGTU—Conn. Sport USht ■ ^jWOTlI—Bounding Board c o m p l e t e u n e o f a ll promises. with West Germany, WE CARRY/A Within a ' week. It was therefore ordered in the-action brought by To whatever extent there waa OtBBOP l)ata ^ decided to arrange for a memm ial the- Universal, CTIT Credit Corp. ' The Gernian Problom WHAY-Nleht Walch ' TYFiiM>P SIDING MATERIALS The United States and its chief such pressure on Moscow tq agree ICTIC-LNewi . - service at the rally la,st night for against Maurice GHdden, and to ‘German unification, that pres­ SAVE WDROv-Kaws { a'll in the district who had passed Judgment hy stipulation was western allies intend to go on _ Oote Oise CMb WGTH--Nlght Muale P> pressing the ,'Russians for dis­ sure has now been greatly reduced. Mill— away during the pa.st year. In ad­ ordered in the case of Henry K. WHAY—NIent ^mphony dition to those .mentioned above, Lockwood, ■ e't al, vs. Stephen A. armament-. blit one of the chief 5 0 % V • lO— • / ' ■ WTIC—Sport* Final meAns of pressure figs now been y- W l ^ —DtDMr^Me WDRC—Kal Cnibv the names of two sisters were Adams, et al, to be paid at the rate WUCO-Good Evenliag Oeed Mualo WGTH-NIgbt Muale read, Mrs. Catherine Sullivan of $5 per week. removed. It is at this point that Springfield Band nSB-eareaade. Uiie— ■ Handley of Oakland St.., who died Judge Parinalee reserved N|e- the link with the Gerniah. problem Efc‘5 place Saturday, June 16, at ly corsages. During one part of the X certvum.v, the,v foilmed a cross in He thus reasoned U\pt if dis- tent God." The Songsters win sing fjdtw iotmvi a.m. in St. Bridget's Church^J/faa AT THE “F IR S F the center o f the hall. arrnament and German reunifica­ "Highway of Happiness." "Spirit been honored with', aever^ pre­ A ham auppSr, , prepared by Smoke Diniahles tion were linked up, the Soviets Diviiw,” "We'll Fight" and "Seek­ saesMw FAGTORt AHTBOBIIRD ' - N \ would be willing' to inake some ing For Thee." ARMYaHdNAVir nuptial affaire recently;/^ Philip Willlqma, lo'^nl caterer, was 997 MAIN ST. — MANCHESTER TV SERVICE Mra. Henry A. Mutyie, mother served in the banquet hall.' The 22 Firefighters kind of disarmament agreement ’The Springfield high school • A JL TO B PJt. which would reduce force levels singers will wear their new uni­ of her fiance, ente^ined with a / v tables were ’decoralpd with paper I1.S0 P«r Cdi tea for her ojKAtolher'a Day, .streamers and at intervals little Springfield, Mass., May 16 tP arid at the same time Join in west- forms. FLUB FARTB which was iitlMaed by relatives Ataypoles. arid .Other favors were Twenty-two firefighter* wfcre over- lU 9-0080 and friends from New Jersey. Nor- placed together with liiiemoran- |.>'oiqe by smoke last night while gBRYdO ALL MAMCBBBTER whlch, N/W London, Hartford,. dum'books of the as.sociati'on. battling a blaze on the third .floor Middletown and Manchester. of the 9®d Cross center at 275 \ 1 Mra^ Selim MltchcH, 6.6 Del- Maple St. monlr'St., gave a coffee Jiarty in Legal Notice ,Capt. Dapiel J, Manning, 62, waa Ber honor. She waa ahow'ered . AT A COURT .OP PHOBATK hrid hospitalized, Another firefighter GENERAL with handkerchief a, aproni and ■I SI MaMchcelcr . * iuiiri . and for i'he Was treated at a hospital and re­ DoMhtor gM a ouL L Pre-toen Cniifernla'ptoy t A A A assorted household lihens... Pi.-tHcl vf Maiichf.etcr, on Iho loth day leased. ■ 'The others affected by cl May, I9.'i6. : ' *« - m, dtmdmAm »o"dal In while, pink,- blue ■ O TV SERVICE Mra. Allan Schubert, 28H GAr- rrcAeiS. Hun. Jutm .1. Wallell, Jlitlgp, smoke in the 15*story building were *• leather. Sites I'A to 3. den Dr., Invited a number of Hsiatn of Bror Kniil Brandt. 1*1'! o|. treated at the scene. ‘ up for • | M ^ in 2.' Infant sandal. Shell pink. Dayg C 9 M C A ORU frldn^ of the bride-elect for ■ a elanrheater, in »*l,t Bietrict, .leepased. Fire officials estimated damage » Tlip admtntalralor r.ca. havinc rx- SIIVER Nlghto 0 2 * 9 0 Ptas PatU Hiath garliy tvMmar bybWe Wue, white, brbwn. $ 1 O f t mUciHlaneous shower; and Mra. inhitpd hi* adniinlelralli'il-account with at $25.000'and'said they believe the - TELiMlS^lM Arthur Worgan. 66 Cambridge paid c.^tate lo Ihi.*, Couit for sllowajicc, fire started in a third floor storage St., and Mra. Charles Froh gave U Is " , room. 1215i SH-VER LAN€, EAST HARTFORD PHONE JA 04618 3. OUDKBKD: That Ilip 2Znd day ,,of another misceltaneoua shower gt Ma.\* 196tJ. at l* n o'cUjck. Ior'‘nimn, 'hi The blaze upset plans tor the' ob­ gricMl froffi OVr Mg and teem. Smooth white the Worgan home. thp Probate Oificp in , itip Municipal servation of the 50th anniversary HOUR5: DAILY 8 A.M. to 6 F;M.^THUR5DAY. FRIDAY TILL 9 P.M. Buildins in paid Manchp.itPr. b<' and of the local Red Cross chapter next the *ame la aaeisnpd f«ir a hoarinp on Sunday, ' S.'b’i'Jai'f.vl *3.98 th'' allowancp ut . aaid adniiniatrntlon •••d goatal*. ceteri. sites 12 % to 3.., account with .aald petal'' apd Ihia Chun .lirpct.". that nutirp of thp 'time and .SLICED^COLD CUTS' Jtmaziiq new Du Pont chemical jilacp a.-elsiK'd f./r juiiil hParine bp co^oii^-:_coi^O N FOR THE PICNIC Sivpti to all opr.^oMH kdown to tip pi,. MINCED or BOLOGNA Ipi-p.-lpd Iherpin to-apfipar and be hpard' Sle^T|nion Plan IhprPon by I'libli.-hinK a copy of tlilal irFREE! FREE'ni INDIOQTT you apjily once-right now! orilpr in aomc iipwapappr haCliiz a clr- ciitallon in said Dialiiri, at ipast fivp Wag^Boi)^ Bid n YOU 5IUBT HAVE M F R A m S daya bpforr thp dav of aald iu-arinp. THIS c o u p o n : i J 958 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER^ and b.v malUnp- in a ri'rllfi'd P itpr Pitt.'iburgh, May 16 (iPiU The SOMETHIX41 NfJlV: ' on or bpfuip' Mnv l.S, I'J.'.li. a cr.|>v id M 1 Lb. Armour's Bocen thi.'T.ordPr lo Autpi.-ta Ri andl. 55 K’or- United .Steelworkers will seek a CHOPPED ALL PORK M With $2.00 or More Meat |! 3 lbs. 9 8 ^ PREVENTS nii.rt' 'gl., Manchee'ipr.'...... (.'unn. , ‘ 's u b s ta n t ia l" w a g e in c r e a s e a n d ^ I S WEEK ONLY 'l '' • Purchase * J O llN ij. w a T.i. k t t . .IiuIko, j'21 OtJier contract changes in forth- ! AT A COURT I OK PROBATK hH.I-l negotiations with 172 bbsic ^0Fofri-'7OlJFO'R' Made Freeh on the Prendse* ' ml .ManchcNtpy*r Iwiih'iihin ilDi. nppUratiim ..f r'lia/.'* F. Yurk-X V i allot pt-avin* that an ilii.'driiiip'nl put- ' , . ) purtiiiR tnXe tlie Inel will and l" e la - T Highest on- the list, beside.* y Cfcarv**.-only 1%, C f a x BACON BUTTER Season-Long Control tiun witfi ih^ will anti^x^fi Iip erantofl i find Sunday HorK and tpti aald .'etaie,. lOK^pi'riapplicailun on I'SUpplenienlal unemploym ent bene- protect your TRAVEL Ca 3 h ' ORLKnKb', Ti;«t tl.’e‘ fr„t/>l„z a,, i ‘'ommittee did pot pul a , Stop botli of theae wead* before they devslop and overrun /I - r»l,icHtti»ii f»F fiTid fipfcnnai^il at ‘ cents value on the patik- ■ your lawn. Apiily Du Pont Cra^iraaa and Chickwaed' fli»* Pnilmtp ftfncF .ill'. MniH'fifRtcr in I oge, ■ \ Ahreyg carry 100% safe American ExpfeM '■ l^venter-r just once—before'June'L— for leason-long i-aiil DiMrIct. oii.lh*' 23rd dav t* control! i ’- v • . . . ' ii'HU). Hud that noiici' be riven fo rji ' dent, fiaia ne felt the dem andiB V;, nnywheile. Vour signature ia the cau.-8P jtaid Mrhf,f^vith UH in .bringing about gt an CHICKEN PARTS and inak<>'ruUirii lo.thiN.rnui t, and t • snew labor contracts.” f'DMBI.S'^ATIO.N PRICE Irt. ,, »>v ruailinr irt A f rlifirH Ii-rti r uii..L'»: - ' * " O l lL D E R S iH fniF iin.v a ( ov»v »•/,,. li.Rjfi'I India pigns to apply irrigalinn to LEGS and BREA5T5 SAUSAGE 'VMI and t»f (hiff oidfr to Ff'dFr f^f A. ' an fiddmnnal 20 milHnn ar>r6k« |v> YurkBtioi. 3«»3 w.M,dbridrf' aSi Man- Rdumonai zKi muuon fiCrCfi. in Conn. Kd.ward n Vtiik.-fiot. the next fiv e .years. ^ Vacation Suggestions Ok 'Summer St.. Munrhuspi. ri»mi.. Lb. 69c !" FORECAST-WARM-"uMiD "!i BANKING HOURS; .« hnrlrn r . Yurk.«hott ' 5!» Hui<.9u!l . *S| . , ------■ ------■ ■ x lb 6 to g Lbs. . Manrhf*.9tFp. A’nhnj, Il' iiry .f. .Yurk- u I.EG9 NEPARATE 7Uc lb.____ ft I WEATHER AHEAD I ,4n Rirliard Iluad, Ka.*»t llartfoni,. BREAHT SEPARATE 8ito Ih. Virginia BsK ii M > a |t $ TIM Lofin.:, Annio Y. Klrtow. ('ointni jjT. - of...... eiVol^aTr.v S u fo Offir*' B u ild-' iRsfoUffd MONDAY thru FRIDAY 9-3 |*»K H arffonl. f'onn : Kdward fi^dnau. f e. $39.95 WINDQW ^ ‘-^Bropk .St,. ForFfflvlllF, Cunn.i Mil-i n*rd H. Jtsiu r. 102^ Kor«*iif Dr . Knla* ' In^ laiiM ftlRach 7 Days 107.00 THURSDAY EVENING 6-8 niaxoo, Mlrli. : Kdilh .Fouf.* .Stafford, j Or.f^fvenor OardonB HS, Ral« iRfi. N^orfh | t aiolina. . Your Nassau — Gruist 7 Days / ^05.00 ______JOHN. J. W a I.LFTT;. Juilrr-. drib FREEZER /T A COURT OK PROBATK hrld H JJ ManchriiiFr wit)iln ami for iG** Dsimuila 78ays 147.00 'Diatriri of ManrhrBtf'r, on tlif llth /fa\ A.V$',SIZU GENUINMLACK ANGUS STEER _ GENUINEVEIBVIfBK VkAGWfABLACK ANGUS aiESnSTEER of May.j{l5€, Y’uuhFnt/1||,« J'(..|in J. W allHl. Judr#*. $49.95 WINDOW Manr)u*ater. Jiit DiBlrlrL dFreaB»*if. DisnsyianO, Caiifaniia 14 Days 331.21 Tli’p * AdiViinif<^rator haviiiR Axldbit6'ti Picture Tube FIRST NATIONAL BANK N* adfnlmilatrailon account with 'ali! HINDQUARTERS C 7 to ihla Court for ailnwancf'. IL If . LOINS OF BEEF h K AnOthaWsst O R D K R E D : -That thr 24ili dav V Thrae hlndquorter*. run between 14.1 Ma\‘ iM.Sti. mt. l.fii oVliH*.k.. f*'»r»’mH»n> at t .thf> rroba tr Officu In th** .Munfcipnl 175 Iba. You reiceive .top top round, airinin, HI Appro.vlmateiy 75 to 90 Iba. Stork ' your Ail 8X|M|il9 t8ur. ^ .Ruijdtn?' In aatd M‘ai)ch*>5>tFr b«‘ ami $ ' porterhouse and rube aleaks. Alao oven frrrzer for thr. aummer outdoor grilling, OP MANCHESTER the ffarirr Iff. aBffixnfd for a h»’arfh|r on I-'. * . Tim (allowancF of luild adinlniAlraiinn ■ rnaat, pot roost, Ihe eye. df'the round, abup pound Portrrhouar, abort, sirloin and ' T-bone DOUBd accniint vtrh .^AtalF, ii^ryrlain- shanks, stew beef and hamburg. .f'- steaks. ni-riu of hfJrff andl'Or ■ I J *nm\ nawimaper ■ havinc a rircuIA- tion aald Dlalrlrt. at Uaat fivr dava V MARY C. O 'I rIeN. M^r. I lUNOHESrER SURFUIS SOLES GO. h^'forF thr d av of aaid h^afinpr. and by Ml 9-5458 ^ MONDAY - TUESDAY 4 WEDNESDAY FOR YOO AT NO EXTRA CNAROt ■ IMX. MAlNSTnATDEiNITSQ. mallinjr in A ><*rlin^d letter' on or h^- forr IIH 19M. a '^ op v of thin ord#r Servtee ColU ^ r cbNSULT OUR EXPERTS ON FREEZER ORDERS an B-7II1 DAO.T to B—SATURDAY to 6:S0 to Harrlat Rack. 4443 North Newhalh Milwaukee. WiaronBln « ___ ’ . bgy o f Night $2.95 J JOHN J. WALLBTT. Judga.Y

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% ... -'V ■ ■I ■. i:; V-;' H n-r- -’ ' A , . : ' ^ r- :V ■h - __ ■ II' 1, ■ i' ■■ ( < ' . f •'J'-. /.'■■I PifSE TWENTY-SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mi^JCHESTE^l, C0IJI}.,>WEDNES"DAY, MAY 16, 1956 lIANGHESTOi EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 16^1968 ’ PAGE '^WENTY-SBViar' Bi /g S BUNNY A word of praise is a. real rem­ Rudolph—It looks like rain. edy for some of the' 111* and dls*. M an—I thinks we wHf' have nice Qomplimanti Assurad 'Bheoa tor Bumiiiar Comlert couragem enta th a t beaet ub, w eather. , ' ' HoL .itooming pavementa- con 9nd Non^nse Man's wifk—I wouldn’t arne Answer to PrevieOe make feet and ankles awell and lirds otid iMstt perspire uncomfortably. Ward A Communist named ..Rudolph with him for Rudolph the Red warn off thcoe hazards by slipping your met'a man and hi^ wife, knows rain;' dear. ' * . Bargains '■ V: Si|Ti on trailer »eefc\ne,.r St. His category waa carpentry. Ha ’" ' x"'~’ V feet Into aUry, cool SHOES FOR Unuli: "Room for Rent, ^ is t Be had answered the |32,000 ques­ III — * ACHOII 4 Punctuation SUMMER from the extenalve ae- WiMlnf to Travel." tion and nqw he was back. m trk \ Listed by lecUon at C. E. HOljSE A SON. "W ill you try for fM? ’ CARNIVAL BY Dick t u r n e r t s i r beast 5 War god et irer There are dreaay and casual styles When a h'Jilbancl bringa hi* w if^ ’T will." ^ ercllnc l l i bessts Greece |n a variety of pastel shades bear­ flower* for no reaaon, tha^there’a \ v o K . How do you make a Vene- g ’Throw e Bed cenepy t ing famoui, nationally advertised how much' a reaaon. trf > iiatit blind?" , II aimbing 7 Knervete.. lal^ls; "Penaljo", "Valentine", N"Stibk^your finger Ip hla dye." plant I Indien CiMen "Dorothy Dodd", and "Rh.vlhm You're not driving your car af­ 11 Region Step." All are charming com­ itiends ------u ------:------ter you paac &6 mile* an hour, Childrenm Mldom let grass grow M Atop panions to take you through busy, • Insects Te Honor the Orndunte acUve eummer dayi. ' you're aiming' It undeh^thelrnde^thelisir f*fe^^jnless ^ . they’re told IS Female (coil.) ipLet it itend When your heart It full -of love A Dtihwnaher Oivee You n ' .SilKouett# Pansits! L m ra a New AccampUal|i(neBt CronMaiag Hpeed and Efftrlenev . t> mow It. le Esteemed^ 11 Foxes - 16 Air race 40AUOU whst can you give Axyoung GRAD­ f 3a-Hour Day Hatdiy a day goea by^/but new, MARTIMZING. the ONE HOUR A new Bonf, which we fervently ISMoetrcUrded irNerretlve* m erktr 41 Muddle UATE that will fittingly convey I With daylight aeving time here merchandiae ; ia iihpackM at the DRY CLEANING a t 20 E ast (Ten­ Marinate canned peach halves hope never get* popular, hat aa ita You may not be too>n[iart. But MMeiU IT Puffed out ' 42 Chills your congretuletlons' end best Jand all the extra atimmer aotivitiea bright, attractive YOlIR YARN ter give* you desirable speed,.w1th and serve with baked ham. For the title "ril Never Foiiget What'a If you’ll keep your mouth shiit you II Domeetlceied 20 Notion 41 Contend with wishes? Let MATHER'S. AT 'THE 'i gardening, reading, family out- SHOP. 50 Cottage: St. Profea- top - notch thoroughness. That's marinade mix a little Of the peach Her N am e." can fool a lot of people. 20 Network 44 Arrow' potion OENTBR help you makV a just- ingi) you want t|me for. a HOT- 5162 sionally finished "Oamplei^''' cover­ why you'll want to bring all your j))lce with light corn syriip,'cider . . ** iLrtxW* POINT or a KITCHENAID DISH­ ing all typea of.deedlework. go on TH'OL! U Heroic poetry j 4 LeWyer# II Flight 40 Small valley right choice. A good ^AT(3H winter garments, your blankets., vinegar and mixed whole apices. ■ X Whatever you may chooae to 14 Hurt WASHER from ABC APPUANCE dLsplay d ail^/and may be pur» aiipcovera, draperies here to be ex­ BRAIN The dentist married tha.mani-' ylth pottage hiinanas make a delicious dessert Vs« will Rs4 ye«r ae* Ceap the THAMK S4 First woman The(FAlRWAY,. #78 Main 8t.. mer furniture for porch, patio, 8367 compote. fyAV,L)^i£XE P U L S V 'ir t cheese and greens for a luncheon Cook^d.^sm'bll w hlti\onion rings back yard. 8uch a' colorful, tempt­ esiwer le yew leesfsilis esatsff aOOCMK**. MEANAMOS.'H -AUKiT 8S Oheervee look p ret^ .sdtyed w'lth ^odked has received a new shipment of 11-43 m salad. ' . . plastic gai;iiient img*. Those of ing display it Is. There are light­ preMaeit . . . beesiiie yea ooe - 1 WAh SOMMA m a BTHA ...SO Indolent / c IT E sliced carrot: Lamb H^^er,- when It Is fresh, is Isitesily aeiiMi II le tiro ifce .eaail. you who were disappointed last weight ahimlnum chairs that, stack mlld-flavored and tender.' It may voo o P F e e t o « wat ^ vjAHTh m e ST Moisture' H’hst a Deoeert Treat! V f o r ’-.V.u ' i When you w ear this slimming , Mesvsl e( lussert ,yM wesTol eop $W lN61 TAoavfl L A R B Y ^ THS,5e A FeW, j- ^ T d d 0 T 0 T H 6 P 1 B time can n<»w choose from their be pan fried.« lliee ef the 4ey.' Otep.ls'Msp ' DOWN A wonderful ending to a May Eye-Cnlching Bdt&lng Suite chaise lounges that guarantee a LA30ie|V6ABSA*o.'— BOX ^ new supply- Be sure to see the And for all-seasnn w esr.'a. short UM-kAFF.' Hece, LEAiiDee.J 1 Fruit (pi.) E B PI meal La the (CHOCOLATE CREAM Styling genius macks each, and lustrous,' quilted plastic bags relaxing sumnler. And to see the I Gifts for a June BridO ' VOCR* T M R tf U t n t (M» 1 Egg-shaped ROLL from the SWISS PASTRY every "Rose Marie ^S ld ” r And which bdM 16 garm ents. It has a skillfully1^ constructed KUMMFR ' version Is provided FRAN(X)NIA CHINA DIN- CAreful Aur^cAl fittings right VOO 4TABT/-^TUE- A FA«r 1 r-'* \ tf tBM %t *4* U*yi**. » SH<>P. 183 North Main St. If*.a "Reel Pdise" BATHING SUIT nlqw HoWeom^^^^^^^^^ p r o S v J , with ; PATT-O-RAMA BiS6eST CLOUD OF ] I Musical 51 ff' strong steel tllf frame and Included la In sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, NERWARE, one of Europe's ptTCMee, 'y instrument good’ taating "dark beauty" of a displayed for your choomng at full length zipper. It will protect canopy and side screening. flnest, has added two new patterns hcrit in Manchester hy 004T„MEAN4THe. s o o **l remember when t person eould have a good emaeh- cake folded around the fluffiest, CORET CASUALS, 887 Math. SL 20; 40, 42. Size 14, 5 yardq of 35 your clothes from moths, mildew Inch. to its line and may now be seen 8tATM6);,!!lR!' 1 up for ground o hundred delltre!" the creamiest filling ever. Serve it Figure control Is built right Ihtp and dual. The clear plastic bag is Add drained whole-kernel com In MATHER'S AT TH E CEN­ , MIIS.«tAZIM proudly; the dark and light swirled these distinctive suits that real); and diced -cdoked shrimp to a For this pattern, send 25c in only 98r, the quilted bag Is priced coins, your name, address, sise de­ TER. Fof a lifetime of loveliness de.sign feasts the eyes, too. Reserve "do things for a gal.” They are S t a moL6^i gA^g. A tV iN i temperatures, fire-proof vaults CHESTFJt EVENING HER.ALD. not. Of fine quality, sturdy cordu­ a glance how finished picture will CB)ise so many professional touches THOMPSON DAY CAMP free yoiip mind of worry. Your Where <)iiallty and I’rlces Please I1.W AVE. A.MBRICAB, NEW roy and poplin, in popular shades look and m aking it eluiy to match aI'e possible imonngramming, cm A FUNrPACKEO PROGRAM FOR BOYS u a u ij u . s - f FURS are full}’, insured against Sales and bargains come and go, YORK S6, N.Y. j I red. beige, yellow;, blur, pink.) up the colors with the 6 -strand broider)’, applique) v*lth no special ALLEY OOP Bowing Out BY V. T. HAMLIN IE m i% I , ! Now available the colorful 1056 French Cotton thread Included in COTTON WOODS / BY RAY GOTTO hazards of fife and theft. In addl- 1 but those of you who have shopped these practical g a r (7QATS are training. Ask Mr;s. Kubacka to MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY, f . 4 P .M . ,H E S 1 fX D N T SS .THEN TURN NOW w e l l ; WELL .SORRV r. tion. any OLPANING, REPAIR- ^ the FAIRWAY. 975 Main .St., i Needlework Album containing nicely finished sAd lined, atzes the package, all for $3.98. Dlrec- ahoiV.you, tlona on back illustrate how to TARTING JUNE 21 T VlffTH HOIVW E IT HAVE TO /THAT WONTVCAN’T STICK I.NC5, a l t e r i n g you require will ' know you can piu'chaqe brand ' dozens , of lovely designs from 9-18, priced $8.95 to $16.98. Do VOU MISSED WAIT'U rr{ TAKE MORE ) AROUND... SOl/D SINGLE ^ be carefully donC. Free pick-up and names at lower price* day In and . which to choose more patterns in see also, the reflislning small, make both the petit point stitch 1V> siring heads or thread FUNNY.. ’IM. CHECK \ TURNED WARMS \ THAN A /B U T I HAVE TO LermcLDii.^ delivery^ service. .' day out. And if it's'hard to get. : crochet, efnbrqidery and knit— choice ■ group of spring .SUITS or the grof point. Threi attractive,' needle more easily, rub the end Trips Swimming Cookou6i ' kS WITH TH’ SCREEN, UP/ a I MINUTE. AN'! AIM TO you’ll shop the E'AIRWAY first, I plus 3 gift patterns, direc'tions I AND COATS AT I|ALF'jPRlCE. colorful BUhJocU fre available; of the-thread with soap. Twist It Crafts Rif}e Rang* Hceo H i printed in book. Onl-y 2.5s'a copy! "Firs by the Lak/," "Blue ^oy" 1 Exploring JUST A WILL VOU, MOVIN7 It'.s easy to make turnovers filled and be sure to find It. So if you I ,and let dry before using. Pony RidM JidOMENT AGO. OSCARf’ like nice things at down-to-ea.-th I ------u _ ------J ------Cut both ends from deriled-hafn and "Fawns." ThW package Itself with meat or Ash. friiit or jam. I Indian Lore DruBiaUfei prices. It’k the FAIRWAY for you. cans; use as-ringSi when poscTP^ makes a thoughUul gift' for a. .Shopping for those June brides i f l l Use a standard pastry-fpr-pie rec­ (.'loflies fur fhe UW idiiatc 'needlewor^edlework hobhyiaL Do see them ; If he graduates’ from grammar lug eggs. i Is easier and leas expensive If ' $15.00 WEEKLY ipe based on 2 U'cups of sifted liUMsIes. done at anniversary and clearance flour; nut out four-inch Squares, Steaming salmon? Add a bay achool nc*L month, the BOYS' leaf and a few peppercorns ‘\o the saleti, • .. I ------put a dab of Ailing near the center SHOP of C. E. HOUSE & SON has ... J."'*!-'’ *>"nomy Kale A ^ eel > rith TRANSPORTATION FROVIDBD r.'; water In which the fish is poached. the...... required...... dark. ties. that-are COMPANY sn- built-in sweet- • • -k - e then fold Into a triangle, seaKand ness is hole Wheat orte with ’Frame’ Them Beauttfully //“A A a »• _ bake. ' ; spcol-fled foe a unified class ■ ap -. *Pri.ng salet maple a flavou SUMNER THOHFSONi Dlrt«t«r ■Duco' Renews Outdoor IFYirhitiire ipemance on g)addation day.; FRIDA Y and Wtth grediietlon just around the It will .soon he tim e./d use out­ ! WHITE SHIRTS in a c omplete corner, you will be thinking of PHONE lUflOT fjflfOU ' \ Assure S’nur Own Summer door fiitnitiire agalp. You'll want Baron/drippliitgs oveover secd.4 and e w-ay to ,protisct, end ishow ^ff, 404 ELUNGTON ROAI> T' ' - EAST BAm’TPMO \ (.'omfbrt ranjje of .sizes .arc In stock, to- rrr 7

4an stock­ ell sizes and alyles th a t weyfiaVe what a wonderful Job "DUCO" !ii liter tiiii|is CO.VDI’Mo NBR. floor CIROULA- j I ALTERATION department. Vyill i the ing/ smear moist soap alopg.both seen.' It's also a thoughts gi^t' b o o t s aN d h e r b u d d ie s Barrage .'BY EDGAR MARTIN GLOSS ENAMEL can do. It Is give yoii dej>endable service, i : department sale BU5^ SAWYER BY ROY CRANK TOR or choose from I full selection the Ideal p’jint for porch and lawn ' •'•—•'■ slip, gowns, la of, the run. Xhi eosp' will suggestion, too. ' 1 UONDER.OMCMA DO U>E %EE ABOUT Vilih WOH..OR rO l|UViAT5TH' ’ of FANS for every need from ' furniture because of Its rugged ! l’ingerie,‘"'Br^o;3 ^/do’ t r T ; f T , GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE, V Spaghetti takes to other saiicrs Soap jelly? It's mad4 by melt JOH»lW ? T>tE W itblPF'> OVAWOR? CWEF VT MT«i r, lEEPl^ii “BAW E EYDIOTLY THE MEN ON TUE DESTROYER ’^TM aPTAlN VtAHTS TO W W THOSS rwants AACTOWOWI dVirability and reai.stance to chip­ ! besides tomato. It may be dressed, -•Men>, Boys’ and "child, WE’RE RSFUELIS6 DOWT IILIEVE Wf '718 Main S't. Bee al.so the big 20" ping; hard knocks and fading or Clothing sections for worthwhil Ing soap in warm w ^r. A jar of STEBLTVX^? ♦4AM1E? ' «UYS ON THE destroyer, MSSSCWAM, ‘■'IM, POM Hi?.,. for instance, w ith olive oil, njlnCed Oanvea Paint PrbtccU and r u nxc HAVE A YOUM law AtOARP, MK AU55 wpJDOW FAN. tagged a jow yellowing. You'll like It too. ' be­ reduction.*. , . underwear, spoi/s it is ijaefiil in /the laundry L THKCOULPir .V2L.99 during annual -May Sale ; parsley, cru.shed garlic and grated .Beaiitlfles room for giving/pre-laiindering A O -bO O . YOUR WORD (OR SCHNAPf IF EvtE'O WND MAKma A cause It 1* extra washable and easy ' Romano or Rarmesan cheese. shirt* and playtime togs." ' IT, CSFTAiH 4ST, PERSONAL AFFEARANCE. that fits ill .standard wjn Iowa, has fo^ keep •cleat). In gleaming white . _ - . v . . ■ 1J_^ S6on we'll be moving out of tl'eetment to knMs, seats and el­ Ib^"' .3 pqwefnil- speed.*, anilL 'starches ’ UBJ no.( Jaiiai e "q II!-" SIUX- dobi’s. Freshen up for a brand new bows of children's play -clothes. tjr m u tK m n aye,AYE, antf 'cheerv colors, "Duco" Gloss Orange rind and date I YOU'lt UAVr TO' captain. nut all the-refreshing, breezes .to Enamel beai^iflea and protects added to a loaf of hiiirif ly «a,rii«r season the faded, qanvai on porch Thurs., FrL, Sai. 'W ; *<**P .VOU feeling fit alLsumnitY. outdoor furniture. Ever add sauerkvaut to pancake u fine flavor ^ give furniture, camping equipment and When entertalit; Creiim baiter? Drain the sauerkraut | ' M awnlnga with "SET FAST’’ OAN-! "'ey A® end refrigerated, and cut it in short, lengths. Uae J Frozen melon ball* are/^ellcini.. “fAINT from, PAUL'S PAINT before it is to ' be! a pancake that ha* very little or , served in Indlvidfli. dliS . ^ ^SUPPLY CO.- 645 Main St. served. I TtEPORTERS.' no sugjw. In it and add onion pow-- ( orange juice. ^ r * wiin I der for extra .*eH*onlng. j 1 ’ ___ Fiin .All Slimmer |aing New I OtVL, OE'VL - Add flnely diced green pepper; ! *nd canned plmicnto to corn muf- atton time will soon’ be here. UUVT UWUE: ' Save on Brand yNOMes Juicy; Tendet Chicken J vSAVEMOR STORfia lOM Main fln*. Serve wKh frie(i chicken. tiwTe to have fun, relax, revitalize TO FACE VT, WHOLE CWCKEN. tender .St., the shop fhat/W lal^e n 'iraelvea In the sun and fresh .air. i.nough for frying or clothing need* for/the Infant to Give color interest to creamed lONTGOMERY WARD iCOM- I featured this .week at LYNN children* size 14 has brand ; finnan haddie by adding strips PANY has its lower street floor, jL ia ,-c tw< TOULTRV FARMS. .505 Main S t.; name* at lowes/ possible n ric e s , pepper and pimiento; p brimming over with all manner of BY PETER.HOFFMAN ' Haye it cut up in the store fof easy , because-an eff^t has been made ■ "''‘I’ paprika. I CA.MPING SUPPLIES (picnic JEFF COBB baskets, grills, cooking "tools", MICKEY FINN From The Heart! BY LANK lj,EONARD i serving (ind he a.**ured the family j to exclude expensive overhead i i WHY SHOULD I merubors \vili unite in "Mohi. this Come in; bfowse around comnare'' mashed cooked carry* with . thermos jiigsi. You'll And salt (and fresh- water' FISHING L € ABOUT IT'? ,T t'r:'« i" 1 is good eating.” / ^ ; You'll find'pfactlcal atUactlve an' cooked turnip, OF COURSE . LET MANUEL -BUTBEFOKNEPOES^mCOING iqOLPIALKABOtftyOU' SOFORONCEnkGOM'TDBE ' - ! parel for, ^ur gfov^ng bov and """•garine, salt end •'• EQUIPMENT (feels, rods, lures,, IT'S THE pla c e/ TAKE THE.. minnow traps) and . for the qhlN TO ASK MS aOSEST FRIENO-Mm FORHOURS,aANCYBUT BNB-ANP SIMPllMilVE VOU THIS ^ Add sliced slrawberrie* to vanll-: girl at jiudget-pledsing prices. In | dren. there arei absorbing LAWM ■■ ^1 RAP TOO? Ai»SO,GENTlENEN-THE IMMEiirill la pudding,and use a* a filling for | addition m the iiTrltlng prices, be Headquarters -for,^ M U BE MS BEST MAN TOMORROW IKllOWTHATEVIRyBOPy, BEAimFRPliUMNDyOOPEP < • Car|»el GAMES ( badminton. ■ horSeshopin AIL NAVE BEEN MNTMG FOB HAS FMALLY HERE KNOWS NNAT A MUST WATCH -M tH EVERYGOOO ] angelfood cake. Cut the cake cross-1 assured Ahat all mercha'ndikf i s , efoqueti* in addition to all OiP -TOFKSENTWMIWTHAMEMENTO wise in three layers. . ; f'ljly gi/sranteed; the manag^ent At the MAN(^lESTER c;a r - ARRIVED-M fN 6 » BEIOVEV ML,ClANCy, OF TMS GREAT OCCASION NISH-FROM ALL OF US! . "gadgeta■' that make life near' the' NEW MATESIAU SWELL GUY YOU ARE------» ^ i stands,'back of every purchase. ’ LY I-Ve'^-Tr^ocern s.Tch' fun:."Water N k l TRY TO EIPIAM WHY NE NEAKENEP SNERfF^lPFIMt! i Like s' nol-too-sweet chocolate ^ :/ , - ^ PEOPEP1DPIVE WTOTHE TORBOUNT ssjice for 'ire errant? Melt a 6- Want to yary that packaged i!.., .2^1 VV / ARPETING then, there are "snorkles.” also SEA OF MATRIMONY ounce ■ p.a c k a g e 'of .*emi-s\i5eel ,-<'ake mix?' Add one, halftp) one just iit lim^ fo)- }’our spring re- no^e pl„g, chocolate pies over hot water, then-i cup of flaked coconut to th* bat- decorating/ You II flqd every type; ' ' . atir in a half, cup of undiluted t**'- of weaVe^-^loomed from nyloij..vl*-,|—-.-j-.— ---- -—r———~ evaporated milk and serve wacm'.jj ; ■, — ---- . cosf. and all wool In. a pleaaing: ■ ■ - V. •Attentlon-Grttihg Mummer' assor.ipient of colors. Wended. Into ' " i A Self on .-Vrt .Supplies / Jewelry hand/ome texture* and patton* . 'Calling all liolibvists and Prlist.* You’ll want more than one piece If ybi) demand perfection yoii can i Is Your Insuranst to SHERWIN-WILLIAMS of exceptionally lovely SUMMER'i "I'll S t ill "•''c money when-yOu choose:] ' 9^1 'Ntsiij ‘S t,; where the -sale'! JEW ELRY ju st unpacked, dt.: rinni. .SHQiRT ROLL.S, and .M llX, DYNAMIC? I’liTougii ' Nl'ay VjnlLV'ri 2S'', (IFF'] PINE-LE.NON PHAR.MACY^ 299,' And If you afe deflnllely- -■ i\ On* call to us is oH it takes to mak* sur* yeur furs sign on thej (omplete .*-lection of East Center St. and the p I N E '"Ifl'lc'lt S'e the attractive CAPTAIN EASY T his Washes It .L'p ■ BY, LESLIE TURNER FRECKtES AND HIS FRIENDS Hold The Train BY MERRILL BLOSSER . If not, coH ‘ get the prat'ectien they deserve Hiis summer. We'll GRU.MRAf’Hll'.R and DELTA EL PHAR,MA1TYt 664C en tfr .St. Ac-I •‘’ACTORY SPECIALS and MILL- Mk.McK6e! RfAP TNI» j^LENPIPn i GRNCO ai t t)rii.*hea, *the| , fineaf cent ' a scoop ne« kline, enhance ' Ju'*l 'dial Mitchell LEE M. SIkVERSTEiN AnSiies-^AHCoien NOtAKlIiW »TATEIAgHr (»SI’T OWE YOU A , th a t WAS DuTTA TH«S WOftU>, /'S^'VTWAT LASTStPE 6 6 ? US-^CANT pick them up, double-quick . . . store themjn oiit I white' hri.stlc hrusli**. 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Thredd ched- V ^ K' • see and own------st - $1 -- ,...... each...... Hand-'.. dar - r cheese'cubes, wedges of small OUR STORAGE CHARGES Lemon juice helps lo'tenderize, decorated metal ndtklace $2 each' tomatoes and chunks of cucumber meat. So add thin rounds of fresh | with matching bracelets, and ear- on small skewers. RAIN or SHINE • lemon to S-w-isa .steak 'for both tex» j Tings- at 'fl' each 'r'an' affdlt—SiT^ ►- Apply for- $35 to $$00 now-; ^ COAT VAkUED AT $100 ture and flavdr. 1 miring attention where.ver you go. A Oynemlh GrowtijI N tw k .... pey l»i»r.' PLUS! CaiA eMt <#«*' everytbini 1 HEKEIT.;^ A leen of $100 ceiti S20.40 «bon 4PPDSeTMEOLPCRACKfCir "TO lAIVE'AGAIN .; ...... Four Are* e'e*eH)f reoe'4 in 12 ceniecetlvo IWiTMABTETHOaOOPEt Foam rubber pillbWa may he monfKI]^ intfellmonN «f SIO.OSmcA, Everything you can pack into the Stor-A-B6x protected MOONGI.OW. THK5IE FROM "PICNIC" ______.Morris Ktoloff put through e .short spinning Naturlfd, pastel coloiii, against molhs,* fire and theft and stored for $3i00. sA'A.VIHNG o n TH f/ c OKNKR ...... -Four I.Od« cycle in the washaf, but never in Usn> $2$ «a $S00' edrduroy;. I COULD HAVE ^A N C E D ALL .NIGHT, ...... R. Clooney the dryer. / •n $lfnature Alone In the FALL everything wjll be returned rleahed, and TH REE D^V,,!i-ALK ON 7H - 7 45 — 3.5 1 /$ Rone the (innvaleecept Prriml SI 2.99 VALUE freshly pre.ssed at regular dry cleaning prices. - A HO.SinTAL BED nthom«i.pri>- ^1. Vide* unuslial comfort for .vo)ir bed ^ e n e f i d a i M N A N ( I ( o V • patient befausesfause it is a.djuslable 20 lOtMiai* ffl’l NAl l< *«***’ I different way*. Raise the heed or 'RiMiAoiSCP the feet tor bothi to the exact de-' Fisher Fur Storage, Inc. gree -of reitfulneas and delicious t06 MAIN STREET relaxation. 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■ t -N. V ■ FACe TWENT\'-E1GHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. J#tegy. *.-.; Santee case during the past month, giition will meet tl*e power-laden Showboat Porter, Mika Zwiek, MH«rauk#>e ...... 11 .S ;iw i’'*^ 1 like crazy in support of a^ emfirged today from the draWn- Hamilton iStandard aquad in a John Pleraon, Frank Richtara, Bin lelno^^n a t 3:1.’> at .Mt. .N'ebo. The fit. LfiuO* .1...... I.S R return about Sept. 20. Accompany­ ■7 ,, pitching staff athat takes its ing him will be Ken Koeffler. out’-'legal battle more powerful benefit galme for..tbe popular, but Dwyer, Red Germano,. Mika Rol­ Indians, undefeated in. (t\T league Br«n>klyn ...... 13 9 F-ot^r National Leagut Umpire ailing, Toay Berube, well-knowm games, could he assured pi at least Onc’lnnatt ...... 13 10 '’hirtips but .somehow ha.s rnan- Tetta* A A M mentor, and Harold Beana Rfardon, whoae intaraating than ever. lick, Jim Vandergrtft and: Jeta PitteburjEh ...... 10 semi-pro and Industrial League FalkowakI; outfielders, Larry Res- a tie for i hampionship Honors with NVw York .C aged ter choke off opponent Anderson of Bowling Green. The column oiLumpirlng will atart aoon For Santee. America's greatest Junket will not be a firat for the miler who took a long gamble by sjiar. .. tek, Charlsa MoMaana, Jarry WU- a vlttor.v over the visiting \Va*- P h lla d ’•uns to fa.shion a five-game in The Heralp, clalma their la only A preliminary game will pre- nors who have biojien even in. si^i KU ’..,.1 S 14 e .21 popular Oosting who conducted one way to ajieed ip the game of bringing the AAU to court on a llama Red Jacko, Andy Raguakua im?il.,hiihindL_Jflgur^d______frjit Iradf^r*. a)milar clinics overaeaa Irt 1945 a n d ; baseball and th k t ia to hava every legal technicality, it marka the end ______, Before the Sox wpiirt ^they h»d of the line as a competitor. p.m., which will * include team­ BA Old Timers depends upon Kvd«p»da»> Hrliedale again In 1953. Oostihg, a full pro- man awing at thb firat pitch mates of 'ren /s from both the vet­ i fiayS- .Mendeir^. il-.ti entertains Sf.- is«niie vfi. Ifruokiynifr. ’ • “ *t . |oAt seven-of-nine and any talk of ,fessor. has been at Trinity alnce Dick,----- Yoimg paasea'kjong’thta ^ item In upholding the lifetime ban The Britiah American OM Tim­ 's-'^i * "^.2’ ‘'J*'*.. American League pennartl con- 1994. Me was recently elected pres­ InqiOMd on Santas by* the AAU, eran Hamilton oomblhe' and tha ers 'em Include catcher John Had- ! Bristol 1 1-.^j/tomorrow while the via tha Sporting N e^, about tpe British American Old Timere’ Red Raide;^dash wifh rival.Wlnd- rhicRRo m NVw York. 3 p.m. .Ru?hUehder« atopjvd with Cleveland, ident of the National Asaociatlqn furor raised over an uqw or iNt’o Justice Walter A. Lynch' of the lund, outfielders John Green, v^. Worihmirton or York and Hoaton Basttatball New York State Supreme Court team. Cebb„,WaIt6r Ford and Charles hadl rds’ii'K nday afternoon. Allied / of Coaches.. .Trinity wearing eyegtasaea. "MoKhmpirea OutataUHllng Talent ,(?lnrlnnati nt ritn»l*urifh. 1:30 ,»p.tn Then boom! The .Sox bcRan clu^ la y \a a« yesterday minced no words in Vanicki pitchera Gerry Flood, / H amt W hile victory and a losd'' by infe , are over .40 and. need glaaur Only Outstanding stars listed With' Jack May and Cal Lyels and in- .lhe-\yhippels would automatically l'3«> pm - sNiixkan to.^1 or ledVr^nre T biOR the ball to'm ake up for aome aiett next; fell,fell. The Bantama, un' recently I sat in’a reataurant\with condemning the gangling 23-year- I i i ■ ahaky vpitching. and now tha^the th ^ ! old Marine Corps lieutenant 'for (he traveling Clowms will be Pete fieldera George May, Cliff Keeney, the locals auitright claim to _M Iwaukf*^ at rhUailHnliU,tlailf*inhia‘ 1 % p.m.- .ir. defeated- th^ past two seasons, an ump who 'looked across Nfhe Cerrone, ageless top-flight pitch­ Buhl i2-l» rtf*b**!V <3-3i. mound staff looks 4o hav*4ound open at, home with Williams on openly fibutlng the AAU's expense Jack Holloran, Mike Saverlek Jim the I'rown they shared last year room and asked, ‘Is that Jo a\t er, formerly with the Hoboes;' Oriffen, Hayden Griswold, Charlea / Tne«day*«k Re»«ll« itself, the hitters ai-ie atilt-At it. Ih Sept. 39. O ther ^games are Bow- the table?' I IbClciM around. I rules. He was set down last Feb. ■ ^th Hall. BrookKn 7. 8t. fsouiit h tnlanji. the five games. Chlcagh has col­ 9 after being found guilty of ac­ Johnny Dunphy, former third Horvath! Chuck Smith, Vlo Pi^ / Since bowing to the Indians 7r2 JaVw York *i. t'hlrHRo 4. ^ wasn't Joe. The d.atahce between baseman of Kokomo Clowns' and Philadelphia 3. Mllwi^ukee 1 (nlRht). lected 8,5 hits an ai^age of J>1 a ting about 61,500 in exceaelve gani and Nonny Zaxsaro. two weeks ago In West Hartfonl t'inrimmt^ at PitlehurRh. poajpnrted, game including nipe doiijiles. two, the two tables was no mora than sxpaneea In seven meet,e last year. Hoboea' fame; Jerry Young, first' With this atar-atudded douhla- Hall was tied 2-2 hy Weavci. lain. • 40 feet, yet this man, too proud Tw1il|i»^ukee at N‘ W York. 8 pm. Onlyltiyn Fii^itrned cisions Involving much greater dia- In three years -in Cincinnati Bii.stol 13-2 but rebounded with a 'Bt.' IfOui.« at Philatleiphla* A p.m. They we it aekin laat, night, AAU wbuld haVa been reduced to latter's tninlng camp at San Jacinto, Calif. Two-Ton Tony watched Sugar Ray in a faat work- . Beam to Insure a bamier turnout n Jet win .oyer Windham' la.st Mon­ C’hirafO al.'f^ltabui»h,_8:l5 p.m. , tancet," Wearing specs while um­ Chain; Lou Belanger, third beae- for Barube. Only iram«'« »#hedulfd.^ poking 14 Jilts <^r four fo Washing- -, nothlngneka. fiiit the organisation, out and predicted that Robinaon txlU, sueceaafutly defend hie middleweight championship against CaYl day.' Veteran rlglithandei, A1 Peii- piring ia nothing new to Chick (Bobo.) Olson in Loi Angelea- (May 18). (AP Wirephoto). man of tha Los Angelas team of Unhappy Lantfwff Amerieaa IseaRNe ton pitch^ei'spitchg lo.'beat the Senators which ruleesmoet. amateur sports the Pacific Coast Leagua and man pitched the vlctoiiea oyer . X , • \V G pi t. GPL .3-1 tvhlle BoI> Keegan, in his^firat, Toomey of Manchester, one of the in thii countiwi never has lost a N, Looking: like'a bircf ulrlckfn lit flight, Bernard Batii*lre pie- Meriden and Wimlham amt haalo.st Oettinff the -Front Man '7!lI' j 1', I h itayrhe only Waaliington run wa.s ity — and it iirobably will be e Feller, there's no day in baaebiUl at Surrey. England. In the annual meet between tl)e Unlveraitlea pearances. Thi- locals Jumped on Boetoii ...... H II .50i» Two. veteran figures on televi­ long time btfora^ anyone dec outfielder: and Ray Baseome, for­ Baker tak^a throw from firat baseman Frank Kelleit in the third inning of the game in New York Baltimore ...... in 14 • .481 ^ iipearnerf, as Keegan, bothered hy !- like opening day. He haa pltohed mer Eastern Leagua etrlkeout For Blitish Open of London and Paris. Balaatre later beat, the Frehcl^Junlor rec- Peilman for six hits and six runs ^ijLan Injury last sea.son, went (he sion screens. Johnny Saxton and brings suit. Alumni League'Tryouts May 'Cubs' shortstop Ernie Banks backs up. the play which started when Foater Castleman- Watihimrion ...... 11 14 44n GU Turner headline tonight's box­ in seven openers. *ralklng to a kin^. ' ord with 12 feet. 7.5 Inches in the MotspuiN|^ar^ competition.' In the first twii innin|{s in Hie pre­ groiindefl to Kellert. lAP Wirephotoi. ' l ^ Kanaa* n iv ...... 9 14 .391 distance and stretched his perfect Santee and Kis Olympic /a m - Detroit ...... 9 15 '.375 ing* card from the Chicago Stadi­ writer, Feller said that for antici­ The Hamilton Standard squad New York, May IS dae»day*« H«a|i|pdMle um. Turner haa had 62 rttporded reiult. No matter M-heiCri^ out­ of 1956 looks like a rookla outfit Snead haa decided to shoot for the ' Bo.itton at Detroit. 3 p’ft'-'psr,^ n-121 2-3'innings, pro bouta to 07 for Saxton. The ment, it beats the. All-Star game ties over the last seven flames. [ i 11 v.«. Gary < !-4» second straight com- come, he never would havb- been, Start Tonight at Oval atlll to be tested under fire. *Re- Britiah Open Golf Champtmuhlp Baseball Rostsrs Shaved . . . *1 was the seco latter ^Ufted the welterweight or World's Series. "The only ex-* turning veterans will oonaist of at Liverpool July 3-S, but Ben H o­ The fasthalling Hall senior gave up New York si I'lev. land. 2 | ^ . <'->te- byi the-Sox Staff. Billy certified for the games. Now he caption I might make,” he said, Weekly Fish A o v is o ry but three walks while chalking lip Major Leaguf m a n H-411 vir. W ynn i4 -li. crown frW Carmen Baalllo'a head can run only against service ^ r- Bill Clark, Ed Kukulka, Hat Lew gan wUI aklp It. I'hicHX" ,2.30 Pierce went all the way on a JO* in Chicago\last March 14. He has Sixty boys regietereil last nightAwiU decide after the tryouts "would be the seventh game of the is. Player Coach Dick Kally, Emil Snead, winner of the tlOa to 1966 ti stiikeoiils. .4 nnni4*j« Sli'm** i!-0» vt». D«»mn*An / / loat but fouKbouts. Turner won all competition. Stoecker and Joe Bourgeois. Prom­ at St. Andrews, today fbmaUy ^==Leaders= BaltimorA* at K an«^ riiyf'4, p.m. K^vinff Manager Marty Marion’s 35 amateur fights and added 15 --Wirmediate Baaeball league whichhlch j I eonnel aa It was lest season or to ising rookies are Joe Dunn, VIn filed hie application WitR tho wifo Hiirpn.sed the Indians lij/the Teams Must Cut to 25 Palica U-4» va, H*»rf 1»xr n>-| i,’ huricrs a lecoid of alldw’ing 19 Reports Good Catches straight knockouts in 31 eonaecu- Charles P. Grimes. Santee's at­ Mlarts its schedule Sunday, June reaaeign the veterans to obtain a Manager Bobby Bragan of tha Paruso, Frank Ramsey, Dick Royal Slid Ancient, eneloalllff tho li Sec6(id game last geason aftar a lso ' . ■ X - -.Tap«dii>;^ Rpm H* hits in 18 inmn^S:- While being (’birap4> 5. W iiP^nrlM n'1 (niijhM; tive xlctoiics bkfore Kid Gavllan torney, was undecided about taking 10.. I better balanced-league. PUtaburgh Piratea weara the num­ Kraus, Charles Maaurek. Allen dropping 1 I* tagged for only one earned, run!. required two pounde. appriurtiuato- D f'tro lt 6, B o. ^ 1 1 3, ' endad hia streak.'-. Vary religlqua, the-caae to a higher court. 'Tryputs will start tonight at the. Naaalff Arnu replacea Roy ber two on hia uniform. Webb, Jim Reach and At Hedln, jy $8.90 In Tankae eaab. ■ H artford, M ay I .... f i IJF) —SUte^" ...... - Trout...... fiflhinir-„ ...... lx fwir to ck -*n «I - -inlxophom ^i« ratchrr Jln> ------DrC^rll,..... i nl{o*‘*;4:n ’ ' R altim n i'^ 9X^Kan?Ai* V ilv 5 uitxlft- The victory puahed, the Sox to ht reads the Bibla In his dressing "We could go to the Appelate West Side et 6:15. Tryouts art Motora as a team aponsor and the • - - V ------. . . _A...... Hi. Gout». .172. By Thursday Deadline N f'w Y r* rk /a t <*I»voland. p<*aipon'*ti. within I'j games of the AL lead, «ssi< anil R am i -'rMraetne l.vle , ■t>'**hia. Insect hatches are fairly i * o-capl8in and. llilrd baseman Bill TiitstmiBh. rain . room before fights. Sgxton, a two- Division of the State Supreme schedule'd alao for Thursday and club will bo coached by Rues Cow- v er. Hi . Gouie; 21: Mof'n. virtually held on a Joint basis by . , a -k e' l 1 abundant on warm afternoons and 'Kelly, flint\bBsematv Walt Keefe 19 Robiiixoti atui t*o»l. i'iit- .^kNr«4dMv‘« Xrlipdii)^ time welter champ,. Was orphaned Court, and then to the Court of Friday nirats a t'6:15 and for Sat­ lea. Ronnie Daigle, who coached Thorpa yesterday tssuefl the ‘Ol-. j|j. fishermen ' and shortstofK Clyde .Smith. . iciimair Asiiiniiii. l■llua^^ NVw V«»ik at rhiraco; 2:1«* pm . Cleveland and New York, who Ilay. Oosting Appeals,” he aald. ‘‘We could even & New York, May 16 tA*)— General managers and field mana- Bo.«ton al,Kan5a^ I'lty.' 19 p.m. at eight. Idled Sugar Ray Robin- urday aft^noon from 4 to 6 the First National Bank to the lowing weakly fishing advisory: i are ilolng well. Moat streams are, ' Simmons has given up Just three "»'• fteiniiaki...... • , . i u . i .u were rained out la.st night. Batti- go as high as the Supreme Court o'clock. • State Alu.mni League Champion­ RaHimniP at Dfimit. 9 15 p.m. doin Oct, 6, Tlifta Oct. 13, Colby aon and Joe Loiiia. S tarted out in Saltwater fishing:’Winter floim-i fairly low and clear-. The Housa-' earned runs whRe winning over' conferied l|t poisoll oi jb,\ telephone today as the major O n ly ira m ra a*’h<'riul<'d. I more dipped Kan.sas City 9-5 and the PA L in New York dfiy. . . . of the United States, but this Regtstrationlxwill be accepted at ship, will make hia debut in the / . Bristol, Meriden And East Han I'lm-ilmnll,...... “enB'''Br, !«' ! rosters to ... tiring...... themwithin thp. 2o-man limit liy Thursday’s ^ Irt-ithe National, Brooklyn used I really don't know, what we'll do boy must attend at least 60 per Jiandle tha reigns of the Mntjy Day game and Nov. 17 the tradi­ Jimmy Braddock will celebrate hia catches and with', here and there ■ IMurtmiSlr'it, midnight dradlino. , ------^------four ' unearned runs for/a fifth 51at birthday June 7. . . . Since until I talk to Wes.” cent Of the tryouteXto be eligible ■bn entry. H arry Carlson will re­ clams and aandworms. Blackfish- Biilkcley Trounced .straight Victory in a 7,5 decision tional game with Wesleyafi .xyil| be Ing li reported from good to ex-;ex-' *“ 1 .. •'>m"irowii/iiiiMii/w aflernribp. Hi Ltri'fiiKui. Coach c.nacn > Trm,.|..,'"Vm for SsJ .Magile, one, putting Gene Woodling on the hind ex-Cardinal Stu Miller, beat manager, la back at Stillman'a for the ifrrst time that he did break tice to signify their intentione of ley replaced Harold Simmons Ing taken on ^en nabs. Florida : '‘"u .yiilwaukee 3-1 to end a 10-game Dsn Jessee must start a rebuild­ the rules of the AAU. Heretofore, flddlera and worm.. hh^U^l.*.re‘r«nnL^ to meet Windhsiu Regions! Tech I n /Pitt6hutxh> 7; Rrpulakl, .St. who used to give the Brook.'i fils disabled list. Gym ih New Vbrk looking for playing. coach of the league-tuning Fire Versatile Dsn Slivinsky and losing streak. And Ihe New York ing job now that Charlie StickA his case has been based on the Coaches and Isagiie officials and Police, team. / School aUI|>ert up to five and s 2 o'clock .contest. ■ Righthander ' *t ,"' while with the New York Giants, The Baltimore Oriolea hit the and Bobby Alexander have played more fighters to train and second. iMSi low perch me now coiirentrsted In 2.3-man singe pith the option of Dick Williams prayed big Giants with four straight defeats, . . . Archie Moore, ' the only contention that the Executive ------^------(-----■«■'/*...... Blx pounda iare being aken at Ni the coves of the (^innecticut River, Kenny Irish is,-the likely pltchlngX their last college games. Committee of the AAl> did not antic and from the Thames. Under­ choice for the Imuils who walloped I Hsv*', N-*^Vnik "11.11111 Wall. S*-i ! Ing. the Dodgers still W ere a man, rookie pitcher Fred Baaana to Van- (^'ncTnlflt i goateed fighter in the business is and for those interested in huge Rob-it.- I’iit.-Hursli sn.l Musisl, .St. 1 over the limit, w'hk'h does not rolint i couver of the Pacific Cohst at the W est Side Oval as the Man-, Ctncinnati and Pitt.xburgh were have authority to bar him and that water lures are the favorites. Fair Norwich Regional Tech 18-1 In I p Five of the eight starting Amer­ now designing ipoHs Jackets. . . . freshwater fi.sh now . would be-s' Ludwig Lightburn's manager, Al- hie citae should be turned back to May Never Run Mile Again^ number of bass are being taken good time to try for Grfat North­ their last outing. ' A -' _ Po., r,„cu.s.r . 3: i J ______' l«l. liSld Ha?.fo^r . Z L r starts scoring ican League ahortstopa are of hia local Missouri Valley District. along the Fairfield County shore ('hlrax.. The Chicago White Sox traded 1 V askipg waivera on bonus upend^ Hartford Bulkeley 77',-j „ . ^ lle Clark, was a photographer for ern Pike w;hich are also in the smi Bni'ei,w .S si"i, l.oiiia,i.oiiia, "ii; *; ' Kliiszew..kl;Kk'm'zes/akif '1 utllllvutuilv man “Bob Bob 'Kennisdv Kennedy ' and ' "'■**'**‘*'''nulfielfler A| Silvera to permit hia 26',. Williams, only a .sophornore..spphomoie. Bob Memaii hit hia Latin origin. 'They are Luis Apa- the New York Police Department'a At the Quantico Maripe base, by tixgling and spin fishing. coves of the river at this time. I'iiH’Innfir / raicio of the White Sox, Ohico Car- where he is stationed.Santee The first pollock arc showing .s'loien hJ;-. ,si s, "hoilslop Jih, Brideweser to De- unconditional releaae, , captured both the lOO^yitrd da^sh homer to get the \\ hite Sox start- homicide aquad until a few years lAindy to Return to Australia Lfve bail and a red and white Maya,. Ntiv'Vrirk. s. (’l-m-iiic, Plitsl i troit for outfielder Jim Delsing rSsquel of tha Indiana. Willie Ml- ago. . . . Trum an Gibson* Jr., chief pointed out that although Justice etf Watch Hill and Fisher's,Island, dai'e-dmH type spoon are'effec,tive, Last Night *« lights rando of Baltimore. Jose Veldiviel- Lynch accused, him of refusing to white perch i.p to two pounds are imrph 4 cirWVll".''-'* '''•'I ''l i t '2. ; Infj'elder Fred Hatfield, and then, of staff of the International Box­ . Shsd fishing started with a bang so of the Senators and the Athlet­ ing Club In the Mid-West and Far .follow the AAU .code, hie trani- .Miami. Fla., May 16 i/i^—John'useeing New York for the first being takeh in fair numbers in the ' ----- ' \ KrppiTiiin, ''urchumu.'tat' I fsHt; ! veteran "righthander Ha ics Hector Lopez...... Big power- Landy, the great Australian miter, ttihe, Landy said he would return liut .weekend, at the Enfield Dam. .M iam i, Fla. Clareiue Hinnxnt, 1 Gabinr, Rrof>klyn. Vi«>nc Mnd .loiiv MU-’Byrd to Charleaton of the Ameri-;-x „wv4. ,s.xcs,,. t..r •• » r> t . a . West, is a lawyer and the eon of a gresslons were committed with the I tidal streams of Clinton area. At the regulated area on the west hitting Gua Zernial of the Kansas aid of the promoters. ' may never run that distance to Australia and reaume hie teach- Charter boata are making ex­ 3t''-1 can Assn, for'an iindisrlo.sed suhi. i Cubs did the same with outfielders M I ami shot put i42 I. . j l^llsr and Ron Jacksop P^yided distinguished Chicago barriat^. aide of the river 11 were taken iS’- 'y"ol’‘"*J”"' p Siioi ' s'd ^ sd u i:,7 '"/^ ''‘ i*".']. Boston got down to the roster Gale Wade, sen to I-os Angeles of. Senior Bob Vinton had little i two unearned runs in the fifth for City. A'a was in the niajora eight "That's what I've contended all again. | Ing career'in a high school there. cellent catchea of pollock, trolling Troy, 1.39',, New: York, 7. \i,(«>". After the Olympic Games next i Landy thinks the mlli racoixl last PYlday. 37 on S atu rd ay ; and Spokane, Wash. Russ T a g u e,; , .sii ik.-i,yia Ki i-mi liniit by pla.-ing aofe-arm Willard ' the Pacific Coast. I.eague. xod j i "JL.- years before he ever beat out a Narragansett Park opens Mon­ along.” he aald. "Most of the meet off Block Island, and, are picking 86 on Sunday. bunt for a hlj. He-performed the promoters are AAU officfals.^and fa:il, he may not run a t all except | eventually >VU1 be lowered to 3:50. /--VO-' .*:. up good catchea of snowahoe floun­ 133,, Davenport, lowiw-8. \.U1 pointed i Nixon on the disabled llsl, pnplpon-; .Solly Drake aent'to sV Paul of the 4:33.6. Other Red and While win- . The-Oriole.s scored three In the day. June 25 foh a 24-day summer wishing' should iVmain good Snokane 10 1 o ' "H: ..New-1 ing an actual <-utdown for .30 days. . American Ass'n.. whiie rel.easing oers included Bill MacAidle l880i; third and four in the fourth off trick recently against the Yan­ meeting. Final race date at the these are the ones who oksyed an,v to catch a street car. Of~ the-current n t crop Ofof cunnerp,cui he ders, along with a few cod and Bobby Woods. 135, ' Laiidy, who holds the world rec­ tmhks Bryan HW aon/>n/ 2338-year-oId _ there for at least three or four Holyoke, Maaa. HoVihv i ’nni ' "'"K'. - v With the Sale of .Maglie, Cleve-1 catcher Elvin 'Tappe outright'to Donahue ijavelini and foot- I,a>u Kretlow' and Ed Biirslchy at kees . , , Cincinnati'i slugging Pawtucket, R. I. track is July breaking of the lule's. \Vho was I tide-nifinjng backs: -weeks. Fishermen are reminded Redlegs appeat* on their way to a to question my superior officers?” ord fpr the mile at 3:58. ahd has HhifUah'man, haa thf: beat qhance chesne, 133, HolvokK stonnerinl.m stopped ...... Baii1.1«,—x...... f t.«i-i _ I l«nd stilj had .30 player* on the' lars Angeles. hall star Dorn Sqimlrito (pole Kansas Oly as Jim Wil.son won 21...The six-game schedule for that a 25-cent fee is charged at .Saei'o 134 Roaiim4f. 4 stopped Doni , 3t*"''e, Bantu* \'-w ^_u«s^^ 3oik, ,;iKi Msxwill. JUJSir. Dfd7 ! •------f- --...... ------r----- ! vaultvault i,I, hi? fourth. George ZiiverUik,Ziiveriuk.mak- inak- new major league club record for Eastern regions! football television AAU officials were Jubilant at the broken the four-minute barrier to, h it th a t m ark. \ : the state-regulated area to help 'J*- 4. i Iron, 37!'\ I.TlIlsr rilliHK", ..3«'l Itei- Friday afternoon the Indians j ing his 13th appearance, pitc-hed decision. more than any other runner, told Amerieah runners, he said, Wlnnipeg Wilf Greaves, 13.3,1 neri. Bireii.iv, sii.i B.i.vrt, BHlUrtir.i<., home run*. In their first 18 games next fall Includes the Yal.e-Prlnce-^ defray the oost of keeping the travel to West Hartford for a 3 the last three' fi'ames for the they hit 37. That averaged better ton game Nov. 17 at New,Haven. of hie plan's to quit when he ar­ "Don't run foiir-minute milea be­ celebrated fishing spot open to the Edmonton, outpointed .1 i m m y ! u.r‘'!'|-3~ •'’""'1'; •'■v'', '-•".K. 27 3v'*i. Bound to Help Bums o'clock triangular meet against : Birds. '•. than two per game. If the charges Billy Ijerman. Dodger coach, rived last night by plane; from Los cause of their conditioning- ‘T^sy j mh Other game^ will be as follows: public. r’CrrBUu, ion, ^>G, I XUl, O. i nnrl Ri^itor I'-R‘cria/Ncw D 4 vs* York, ' t l]9. ' A A - V-.CCIL' x_. 8 A.* rivals g Hall i n l 4 n and ils * Windham.! V V 4 1 |t4 liq * ll., ^ petroit ^ V..I4VIVV4ended rxa llvree-gam# '1^4 II ||^flll4V gives this tip tp boys Interested in Angeles. He esme to Florida to Jiut don't train endqgh.”* hMrtl. , 111 - '•1 of Birdie Tebbetta can keep up Oct. 29 Cornell at Colgate, Oct. 13 C arier^s Mnntlp , K**\v v\<\:./2*r'■ i,^huGi*^\v4ih- /V*/"fj F \r - /li ^ Conrh iPaiil PhinnFy_n squad 'has ^ slump by knot'kin^ Willrird Nixon this'pace they will aurpaaa the Holy Cross at Penn State, Oct. 20 developing into hit-and-rbn bat­ *v1sit an iincle in Delray Beach. iiiXioi). 21: vioitu-iV Bnutim RHjfpr. | / O f i / , O C l f o lost only to Atron^ N.Fw Britain in from the lubund aftor eipht hil.a current standard of 22' set in ters: "The thing to worry about The rangy school teacher said he cfoiAiA'ir: T ors y a k k N«'W Ytti'k. \Kanj(a.« t’llv » Army at S.vracuae. Nov. 3 Notre MERCHANTS and the Great Srliolasluf Rssrball iH ; ■ ■ . , d sFVFrt meets this apj-inj? but look senre'd ,fiy0 runs in 3 2-3 InrunRs. 1947 by the New York Giants . . . Dame vs. Navy.. .Wesleyan got ia the pitchout. 1 leaimed that the will run the 1.500 m eter and 5,000 I ■ \ Hi>*vprs, WftRhlnxtfH). W * „ I ■ ' for xtern opposition nom the host Nixon was put on the disabled lust sure sign there would be'no pitch­ New Haven, May 16 id’i ' Pitch- HitJ* Mniitlr-. AVw 5\ik 17, Kn.*; tVhen HovVie Pollet of the White .even for a previous, baseball defeat Softball League game ' under the WORK CLOTHES Hartford 1, Bulkeley^O er 0.^01 P'S- FUhhm n tnni.u'*xu” 'Vt4 15 R.:r,nRcnn ^^•V^^.rk.Y-w ^%.rk .31 T Brooklyn. May 16 Sal (’Hhe* players. A majority, however at, vv’arriors. ‘ | later in the .day berause of a sore Sox pitched two inning* of re­ at the handa of Trinity by whlp- out was when the pitcherj tossed to then -‘‘I'll quit.” He says it's un­ i i r r risn o u in KnpiKeci in ,-tiniP Df-trouDf'lrnu smiSlid o ODimDi.h w\n\ Wxshlruttim. TJ ~ In - >least those—who agreed; to be' rhewimttwilest [ armfW nnt-FrrvtHvk w-mr tnif aei-y" first to bold the runni^ on. If likely there'll be any more mile lightp at Robertson Park. Gama New Britain .3, East Hartford 4 tw^’O rotli* \l*llU a tt-ini* anrl cri4«>A - rb.>iiV«l4.a . i *...... a lief against the' nrankS Tecentiy pirtg the BahUms' ahtf Mo* time is 8:30. , ' ^ . For Pdinten, (to Innings) it marked the first time since ,the, DraboWsky ,j/estierday In Middle- they're gonna pitch qtit. they'll runs. . '> Carpenters, Plumbers: Norwich! It,. Wcjvver 7, , 1942 W orld Serleii th at thlflr paths town by a '7»1 score. Drabowsky want the runner to go.' so they can "A man Can't make a. complete nail him. When 1 saw the toss to career.^ but of just runnlpg,” he ' The Albany Sanatora of the Wether.sflehi 6. Rot^vllle 4 rro*.*ed. Pollet was s standout pitched a nd-hit. no-run ..game >i.V Southington 9. Fsrmingtnn 3 with the 1942 National League against Wesleyan-Jast week. firsL I usually gave the runner the said. ■ '' dasa A Eastern League are affili­ hit*and-ruh sign." After visiting in Florldaxand ated with the Boaton Red Sox. Middletown 18. (;lH.stonbiirv 12 'J Plaihville 11, .Newington 1 Wilsoii 8, Wind.sor 6 Stafford 1.0, Piilnani Tech 6 _ , . . ... — ...... “■ - / ...... - ...... I — ...... - ...... ' ...... Poholsky [Eight Team AlURookie League I.- Pilclilii* T..|(1 N.'» Y,'ik 1 Reese wns referring to . Time. 33.7. / - ' i hii first loss;. He-* had won tlirce: I.a'i,.en AVs- Yiirk 3-a 1 iim .liiUlvsn. ■ Bnstntl. K'-.'Ksn Cliu nx" ' Rililsclu ' Dodger-Indian exhibition game* .g-go-'yard i-iin: V,'M®^^*"^^***Hodge.s home red ,ip ''a riiirce- Kan.«aS (’iiv smi i:rim, .N.>w Y m k 2ai i April 30 when Maglie held Brook-i , Sargent (Ml; 3. Little (BV. nin Brooklyn first, wpile Bill \'ir- 1 IMki. ... 2 Starting Operations Today Iv' '■ "»• Sirik.oiiUi Bci.re (*1, v.-lan.l, 4.V i’as-) lyn to no rpna, and one hit i'l.fTime, 2:08;'^^ . don delivered a tjtiee •run blow rust Wa.hlnglmi 4.'.Piabinr wa.s the how to pitch amt l^is ball was Tlm^.^^J:4U l4 2 ' Hirtner. making it seven straight eight-team all-rookie jeague, baae- Rockville Defedipd '■■■ V-; idoving ' said Roy Campanella. High jump: 1, .Silvin.skv (Mi: 2, over the Card.x since June 12, 1932 baU's flret.'waa organized here yes­ "I've said all along I r.oiildp't un- sos\1lle (M i; ; 3.3 Marshall (Bi. He hasn't allowed them a run over ■ terday. Eight major league teania By Wethersfield 5^1 Saxton tlC* (liioifo^ derstand why the Giants let him Height 5’2". 24 consecutive innings. ■ w1 i r split; aU .p ro jlts -o r losses*— goBO last year. Broad jump: 1. Marshall iBi.: 2, 'Wins In' Detmt ’ “ equally in the league's operation. Still (Iortswear straight years in the Penn Relays. ^ a .mixed reaction from the Dodger didn't allow a hit for. fom* innings. drige, Neb.l.t Bo.*tqn Red Sox; perfect two-out squeeze b“nt by Ernie Binks homered'm the ninth - (Lexington. Neb.), Washington teammate Angy DiBattiata. \ Tp Kaf(|iM*l Squad Senators (Superior. Neb ). Cleve-- Rockville opUiit (he host club but ■ ‘ , .' 'i ■ . ■ ■' with a ma.i on for the Cubs. ' was guilty of three miscues com­ IIA.’ 60 ' You'll look bettet^ahd She’ll igve money 'land Indians (North Platte, Neb.). NORSI Co-Captains Hooks Johnston and pel ed't<^ only* one for Wethersfield. 1 4 5 New . York Yankees (Kearney, Rockville . ... 000 103 000- 4 * 3 Washable Palm Beat^ suiu and sportswear. 'They Bob Segal, along with Paul The following is the, resulls of .Neb;>, ,'K ansas City Athletics We Are Proud O'Brlghl. 'awept all three' singles ^;ethersfield .. 000 002 021-5 7 1 are io easy to handle. Toss them in the washer, the American Little League Farm (Grand Island. Neb.t. Busher and Remkiewicz; Plaza, matches and the team of Lew- Geis auction. ‘ «• using warm water, spin dry and pteis. The.|)erfea- of the ^ and Sieve Pickman captured one I . Oriole* Ejeal ' 8> and Rushforth. of the two d'mhles maU-hes as VOLl’NfrBER I.itlfe I-eague fitting Million Dollar Collar is sewn-in and can­ Manchester High easily . defeated Coagh Hal H"rrison. . umpires will nreet Thursday night J Confiden'ee That Hartfprd Bulkeley 4-1 in a ndn- A.ssistant J. Rvan. i Keegan, While a t ( oVlock a t the* Weal Side Ree. In addition to' being a former not be pressed incoriKtly. And cool Washable ..--A ssisunt ..JL .jaobcuhy.mncr____ At least six more men are needed : major league outfield star. Texas .CdL:ienm*-m»li;h-yester nev. C^ris .VlcH^ale David Spenfer, *" Aa.sistant Eric Rautenberg. whiskies: Russell l>'nno*n, .Vlarc Squa.rito, Assistant* Hal Wood. 88 MAIN liTREET TEL. MI S-78Sr ■- feated |jv* DiCiocclo-Russo iBi. 61 ■ ,'v ■*■ *- ' STORE H0(:R.<4: Mon.. Tuea.,'W ed.. Fri.—7 A. ,M. to 8 P. M. $3-89 $2-»5 - D I A ^ N D 'S Ray .McCarthy^ ^ y Sr>\achetti, Kenneth Cussop. Ah'ar Berg- Thursday, 7 A. M. to 9 P. M.—Saturday 7 A.- Mi to 4:80 P. M. Barry Gaffney. Kay McKay. gren, Fred Hunter, David .;\Iagnu- MEN’S HIIJ-YEK IjtlSKS Indian* son, Jafines Dowling., Stpphen Nichol$ Manchester Tire, Inc. * Coach Ralph r'letcher. Steiner. Steven Brown, Peter \i ■ IMPERIAL : ^ H artford. May 16 Frank lipi. Assistant George Daniels. Boehm. Richard Dot.chin. .Ktissell s e a -h o r s e s i o r d e p e n d A ll I I ITY Morgan drove a aiiigle to right to Assistant Frapk Faridoni. Nearing, Bri^n Gill, Jam es Sarlc.s, U . 245 IRpAO ST. U o h n s o n 1, Vitit HxapiUiXitv Headquartert—Yout Friendly Tnvtrn •J SHOP ARMY ai^ NAVY drive, in Boomer Edd.V in the 10th Peter Lombrunoi Larry Perry. Stanley C hol^an. Harold Wood, I Ml 3.5174 ^ j ., \ lUNbtb-W HISKfy •'H.MOQf>-»0%STfAIOHT \iV'HIJI(tY, iV lAli 0« MOU' O tD VfO * GHAIN NtUTItAl SfllttU innifig :yeaterday to give New .lohn Monoco, William Bilveraton'e. i Roger .jii.ui.r.Grimml. ■-.meioRonald a-noerson,Anderson, J 719 MAIN ST. 99 7 M A IN s t r e e t —MANCHESTER ‘ Haven Tevh^r* College a 2-1 Sgrx' "lin ter. Robert lioJdam ara, fWa.vne ,RauteiJ^(jerg* Marshall Dp. hiiiam wauc«» s o n s )n c . m 6«ia,'iu. ' . 't , - ■ : ' W ■'} baaeball vtctorj'(o^er Hillyer. ,Rtchard< O'Brien, Jamea Norpia, balflo, Bob Oonatantlne .-3 r- *^,s», . • . f*V., . I ' J' ■ -X- -4- . . . ' ■ f ■f'. ■'t •>.

, 1 ■ ■f ■ r ; l v ' . MANcA ^ R e v e n i n g h e r a l d , MANOll^TPR ,- c o n n , WEDNESDAY. MAY 16; 1966. MANCHESTER e v e n in g HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESbAY, MAY; 16, 196;8 . •< PACE TflniiT-ONa Rtlp WaRM—Mslt 16 Hslq WiRtsd—Msis S6 Dogs Birds Psta 41 Boata and Ac trlaa 46 Mmica) InutruMMitu 53 Bonaea For Salt .71 I^r Salt 72 SobuglNlE Fqr Sals 7S THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW! BY FAUALY and SHORTEN Business dpportaniUta 82 HtiB Waatod-^Msfe 36 Help Wantad— Mala 16 / -A ...... — ...... AateaobUoo for Solo 4 t r u c k d r i v e r with U>o6 driy. ------^ ^ MAN WANTED to hong asralng!. CHIHUAHUAS.- regtoterod, show ELJKTRONIC ORGAN —MinahoU GERARD ST—Ukrg! four bedroom MAMOLBSTER—Four room ranch, ANDOVER^lx room Capo Oo4,>jt in f Ptcord, for furnifaro truck. fuR or port tlmo. Apply In porso*. rents: Short and long coats. spinet, 3 keybMrda, 1 octave colonial'on a beautifully land­ nice condiUon,. full price, $10,BM. IMl OLDSMOBILB hardtop. fuUy ^w x S t e d M I. 9-1706. BUY BETTER BUILT m baths, flroploce, brooioway, ClatsifiMi Monchcittr Awning Co., 196 WeM KauUful, rich colors, 860 up. JA. pedals, 34 etope, vibrate control scaped edrper lot. New bath, lava­ Fifteen minutes from Hartford, garage, aluminum sash storm •qulppM. BoouUful IMO Bulck FOR SALE . C n tt r St. - 1-4639. and biiillonce control. Mahogany. two door, ChovroltU 1M( to IWU. BOATS AT BARSTOW’S tory down, garage, largo aide five room ranch, full price, windows and tcreens. % acre lot. MAN WAMTED for tnaido laundry $1375. Othec models aviOlaMe Doufloa Motors, SIS Main. MI6 aT OB TUe AMCEk MOM WMBM tiAcNea A Lime ch. Immediate occupancy. T. 412,800. Low down payment. All Priced for Immediate solo by MvartlseneRt B ut OR LEASE Gray Research and Develop­ E x p e r i e n c e d ^ work. Must apply In porson, Ntw WANTED—Experienced BtRldoier TWO . T horoughbred Mack $695 Up. Coll for demonstration. .HT5 POP 'HtUi A LONG LWTOB OF TMB •hME "• ' Modol Loundiy, 78 Summit.' operator. Coll any time. MI. Cocker puppies, without papOrs. JUST NORTH OF POST OFFICE Crockett, Realtor. Office XU. kinds of ranches. Capes, colonials owner. Phone PI. 314494. Uncoln. XU. 9-7344. v , 8-4414. Residence XU. 4-7751, and two families from $4,000 up. CLASSIFIED ADVT. 1SS| CHOEVROLET two door. IMl COMPLAMTI AlOUt WATlNCaS' Restaurant, fully equipped, ing iCo., is E-X-P-A-N-p- m a c h in is t s 9-4880, A. Dien CbMtruction Co. Reasonable. MI. .i9-6647. r BOLTON LAKE—Group o t flva eoL Chovrolot sedan. Pully oq^pped, 9MNT DO you MCAHiBFATlNeaAf A The best 14 and 14' outboard Call The EMaworth Mitten Agen DEPT. HOURS with liquor license, in excel­ RIO A0R CLASSIFIED ADVT. i953 Four Door MiscMieF.' « u r a opportunity to the right party. SidesmcB Wanted S6-A Tel. ML 3-7405. . , Trees, amesite drive, many DSlVI HC o u r HONtONANOlC , Apply'' •poctor, aciww m tchlni, turrot See the 21’ x 8 0” —Plycraft Room Wtthod^ Board 59 T. J. CROCKETT, x ' extras. Carlton W. Hutchins, XU. Radio and heater, hydroma- Lease to euit purchasers Captain with berths Oj^nlng ROCKVILLE-Thipe famUy, ' MON. THRU FRl. OF MV. CNllDftCN ^ an interview? latlio oporatora and all around AUTOMOBILE eoleamon. on# of REALTOR \ ■ 94133, 9-4494. Uc, pdwer steering. Maroon. E. A. p a t t e n CO. grinder, . windshield at $1,495. '■ ROOM FOR couplo. Kitchen privi­ bus line, near stores and 10:30 A. M. MINO? the foateet growlnk concem i In Ponltry and SappHca 4S Office ML 3-5414 >1 Write BOX U, HERALD One—14’ 4" moulded leges. Near Cheneys. Quiet, 334 Residence MI. 4-7751 MANCHESTER, Center St. — Six 7-4-4. Could ••ally bb mode Into 1962 Couple De Villr ' ENGINE LATHE 303 Wetherell St. MoncKoeter, Conn. Full or part Urn# milling ma-. these porta OelUiw General 4-fkmily and good income proper­ SATURDAY 9 A. M. Radio, heater, hydramatic, Motor! automobile!, ‘fhe men we fresh with’ walkthru .Center Charter Oak, MI. 8-4344. CH. room Cape Cod. fireplace, oil chine and engine laUio oper­ SPECIAL FOR one week, cial $449. 4-4117. ty, Tom Minor, Biroker; RockviUo. power steering. Dark blue .OPERATOR waiit must 1>e neat aggreaalva and eggs 53^ dozen, in 5 dozen lots. MANCHESTER—Hawthorne St. — heat, amestte drive, fenced yard. OWN TOUR OWN profltablf/busl ator!. 1954-Evlnrudes, S H.P. i Brand new three bedroom rontii, On bus line near .Verpfanck TR. 6-5042. i / TOVB OOOPBSA'nON W llX with white wall tires. HEATING and plumbing mecbuUe. aaouiho .reaponalbUiUea exper- 4 Oispel St. in stock. Only at FOR RENT—Rockville. One fum- ness—Full or part time. Tou can Must have ability to aet' up and' Isnced In cloolng deola. Attractive full Cellar, tile bath, hot water School. $13,400. Clitford Hansen a ■■ APPEBCIATED 1952 Convertible ^ Full residential and commercial CONNECTICUT STATE iehed room. Lady or girl. Tel. Oo.'Jdl. 3.1803, XU. 9-0788. BOLTON—A a n ^ estate. Flvo build «| profitable bustndas in a operate a Monarch engine lathe .experience. See plumbing fore-' commtkaion, bonua plan, draw and / Articles For Sale .Rockville TR. 5-4450: heat, all uUUUes. Raaaonably bedroom colc^al with 83 acree et Radio, heater, hydratpOUc, short time—a buainoiu M anow- - 4 5 BARSTOVV'S from prints and gauges. Day. man, at Forbes Manor, Brewer EMFLOYMENT many other company benefit!. For priced for a new home, $18,500. VIRGINIA R O A O -N ice three bml- land. Vacsntr'T. J. Crockett, ReeL Dial Ml 3-5121 power steering. Msrooh with bolling profits and W solid hicrs- St. Extension, East Hartford. on Intervlsw apply in poraen and MI. 9-7234 Cterfes PonUcelll. XU. 4-1444.. tor. Officer XU. 3.5414 Reaidenee new white wall tiipd. shift. room rknch, Youngstown kitchen, tlve future. No eXperlenodT no SERVICE oak for Mr, OouUer, M cC lur/ FOR SALE-HoapUal bed. Like [UHED ROOM at 347 No. tile bath, hot water heat, two fire, XU. 9 T$al. r ■elllng .. we help you e ^ e e d .. PonUac, 878 Main St. new. Tel. 9-1894 after 8 p.m. M o l h ^ Inquire Mrs, Irleh TWO APARTMENT ranch type 1949 Four Door / home. Three rooms each’; Live in places, basement garage, amesite to qualify you ipuat h a i^ a proven STOCK CLERK m e c h a n i c a l 906 MAIN IT. drive aluminum storm windows — Real Estats" H Radio, heater, hydrsimatic. reconl of refpectabllfty and be $80 DAILY, oell lumlnoua /door KODAK SIGNET, 35,m.m.,Camera, Buildinc Hateriila 47 v e A y . lASANT room for gen- one side rent free an d . save. Loot and Foand TV’o tone gray. plates. Write Reeves, Dept: 491, tieman Shown by appolqtment only. Price and doors. In excellent condition. ip 4 o U WANT to atll your horn*,! able to -invkat $ 3 ^ in merchan­ Prevloua ex^rience required ASSEMBLER G. E. Mascot ligh( meter. Ehicel- Mein St. Parking. 8. A. Beechler, Agent. XU. S-4949. dise . - 'Mart in your epsre time if AtUeboro, Moat. Free samilea. lent condition, 850. MI. 9-0792 Sheathing—4M ft. Minimum XU $10,700, John Lawler. XU. 9-7375. /contact Alica Clompet, Rsoltor, PXnniD — A pldco where you con 1949 Four Door In Block dispersals,I receiving load ...... per M $95.00 you likd" . . 1 ^ 1 we warn you, after 8 p.m. ‘ MANCHESTKR-Wsll cared for/X 843 Main St., Manchester. XU, secure a eompleto line ot Knitting Radio, heater,'. green with and shipping procedurei.' Day To assemble d o s t fitting g a sn t r u c k DRIVER wonted,- M. SAUlSMAN-^Wen orgidiised deal* Canadian Framing—5M ft. IN PRIVATE h m e , quiet neigh­ BOLTON ROAD—Custom built 6- 9-4543.. yams and accessories, stomped atondard shift. A very clean you'll want work at this busi- room home near shopping center, nesq full Ume after you tee how ehIfL ^ and mechanical compontntt. French. PI. 8-7181. r erahrsnip . has openings uFhard work minimum load .... Per M $94.50 borhood,. large ptOMont room, room ranch. Garage in basement, goods, embroidery cottons and car for the year. Ing ' aoleamon. jperlence not Prime Shakea—carton packed knotty pine kitchen, etc. Private churches and school Steam oil LI TING WANTED sa d -TfuutJuTB profis rpn In... write for full de- Previous experitnct in otstm- PORCH GLIDER with new cush­ near bus line. RefWencee, XU. furnace, garage' 8 8 In old ~«Hinr threads. At Tour Tam neceasaiy. For irview call MI. ions, $35. MI. 8-4884. 18" perf...... ,per sq. $12.50 3-8183. owner. Tel, ML 9-4410. and barpT Price new homes. Buyers waiting, dome 1948 Four Door n icH A n o u n o % m , dails ^ N o obligations i. .National hly of business machines help- $14,000. Xladellna Smttb^'Reoltor, Ehqp, SO Cottage 8 t Phone Ml. n t i i 3 COKAyl, HAND SCREW MACHINE EXPERIENCED ’ 3-5185. 24” Insulation—apectal per M $$3.00 wont occupant now, oonm and t t Radio, heater, hydramatic. Record Service Ca, 1 W. 85th St., PEAT HUMUS, shredded,'excellent COOPER HILL ST.-Chormlng five XU. 9-1443, M l. i-U 4 3 y 0tnOlTS',MIC*i. N .T . C. OPERATOR ------^ Reject Gutters—aa la per Lft. S8c E, FURNISHED fobm for achool. T. J. Esedtt,, Broker.------—XD. Tutone green with white -V ■ I Oil Burner Service Man. soil condiiioner and top dressing. % " Plyscord—epeciel It^t housekeeping, A^t^only. r o ^ colontsi, situated on lovely, *•7443. u o n -^-Chgllsh Bulldog, brindle wall Ures. LOVELY SIX ROOXCwe. two un- ^YERNON—Six room Cap* ,.Cod. Set Up and operate HAR- MI. 3-6815. per M $129.00 ^qulre 10 Depot Square, Apt\4. . well landscaped lot. Close in, near and white, ton, studded collar. STOCK BOY AND, PACKER Salesman for large furniture school. Oil heat, recreation room, finished, full celled,THREE ACRES good lohd, SIS Main. STAFFORD SPRINGS-Well eetabt Ask for Norman C. Comollo Dry and Steam Irons 8" - Claphoarda—Ced ir bolati built, asvon y ean old, sold bonk for paym ent'M the 333 Main. Not a finance company knives, mowers, etc., put into con­ creie work, MI, B-fRsi, 318 Fern . / Paid Vacation Call MI. 9-1894. m . 'T ^room , dining room, full IF READY to buy, sell, azebongo amount e( deposit. , • St. Ml. 3-5042. / lished busineiM, Ice cream bar, for interview for above posi­ Help Wanted per M $189.00 Aix room home. 1% baths, Are- 1950 TWO DOOR Chevrolet with plah. dition for coming needs. Bfalth- luncheonette, variety etore. Six Electric Clocks bakemsnt, oyersiud garsga, large ipoi eatatb, ttoi^ ag ea svrangad, wsite, 32 Pearl Street. tions. . Male or Female 37 lo^ locatsd m, Ellington. Trempiit place, hot water heat, two-car ga­ oonault Howard B . r*“ heater, excellent Urea. Private rooms living quarters. Three room GRAYRESE^CH And Other Benefits. Let Us quote on your next Job. rage. Suburban. Carlton W. owner. MI. 9-7904. 19S4, 1853, 1952, .1951 CHEVRD Wanted— Rooma—Board 62 Rsolty. XU. 3 ^ 1 or TR. 5-3^. cy, XU. 9-U07. P c rM B lIl JUNK DEALER buying paper, Aluminuih Windows apartment furniehed rented. Four- FULL OR PART time bookkeeper. .. Refrigerators Call us, we are specialists on trim, Hutchins, Realtor, XO. 9-8183 • LETS, two doors, four doors, hard­ AND DEVELOPMENT CO.. Write to P. 0. BOX 810, doors, flooring and windows..^ I960 CHEVROLET convertible, four top converUbles. Some with rags, and Junkmen's Junk. Will car garage rented. Excellent home In Jewelry store J Write Box X, WANTED—Four-five room unfurn­ EIGHT YEAR singly 9-4494. ARB YOU OON81DBR1MO ;v4ind Doors 14-A GRAY Herald. Extremely Low Prices WILL THE MAN who rendered door sedan, de luxe. Radio, hest- Powsrglide, radios and heaters. pick up after 3 p.m. Call Rockville and business, can be operated by Giving Your Experience NATIONAL LUMBER. INC. ished apartment. Write Box 301, rooms, attachsd gorMs/amesIts lELUMO TOUR PROPERT t? two people. Good. frontage. Main miXIARD ST., MANCHESTER Moodus, Conn. FOR 8ALB-<-Four rooms funiacs, first Old to a child on May 7, IMS, er, signal lights. Good, dean sec 'All carry a written guarantee. For TR, 6-7621. g u a r a n t e e d against all hsz- MANUFACTURING CO. 381 State St. North Haven. Conn. drivs, nlealv landacoMd with two Wa/WiU opprolao your ncopeity near Manchester Knitting Mills, St. .Several thousand dollars in And Qualifications. firsplacs, attachsd gorag*, $7,400. ond car. No money down, os little the very best In used care, see srdk. Aluminum screens and "A GOOD PLACE TO WORK" Situations Wanted— ^ ABC APPLIANCE CO. Tel. CHeatnut 8’S147 ■' tsrracsa, picture Wlndw, knotty Coventry PI. 8-7745. trap4ud Wmottt any olApuiaB. please cou MI. t-lSU. os $5 jper week. McClure Pontiac, Bob Oliver, Center Motor Sales, ELECTRICAL SERVICE- Wiling, storm windows as well as -com­ equipment. 122,000. Tom Minor, pins front with s o ^ stoi^ idum- We alio buy peopoity (Or oaoh. repairs, insulations, oil burners, Broker, Rockville. TR. 5-5642. Female 38 Apartments Flat*'- 378 Main St. MI. 9-4545. 4en daily. VACANCY IN our furnished apart­ srotosdiooL CARE OOD—Six completed rooms, 1951 FORD V-S custom four door built up roofs, gutter and con­ day. week, numerous benefits. 8" high. 1’ to SH’ length,-covers aluminum windows and doors, at- Rying. Reardentlal. conunordol coming season. Fresh fruits and QUAUTY CARS PRICED Sedan. Radio, heater, signal'lights, A M, Rubbish Removal. MI. ductor work, roof, chimney re­ other stations near. Owner retir­ Service; 164 West Middle Turn­ for trucking company. Exper­ 9-3542 after 5:30. Thursday .-evenings, 129 Spruce ment for two eingle men. Apart­ and building lots. OontoOt B, E. RIGHT AND AT BANK pike. -V., ience desired. MI. 9-5278. Must apply in person. Manchester 70 sq. ft. per ton. Thin wall stone, Street. 'MI. 9-4887. . tachsdvfiuate, oU heat, fhrge lot. vegctMles from form to you. We ovsrdrivs. Good clean car for aa 9-9757. pairs. Ray Hagenow, MI, 9-2214. ing. Immediate occupancy, Tom - 7 Coal, Apron, Towel Supply,' 73 ment include! complete kitchen room coloniki, tite‘’bath, firs Buohey, Rool Estat« Broker, IQ. have a special treat for the chil­ RATES." ______L,__ SECRETARY desires poellion in heavy. wsUl atone random, Bolton and living room with television. A real Anr at $18.$0O. A. R. WUkie little oa $.1 per week. McClure Ray Jackson, MI. 3-8325. / Minor, Broker. Rockville. ' TR. Summit St. smell local office. Excellent ref­ ^ see, hot watsf 0(1 heat, plostsrsd and Co. l A 4-4849. 9-3048. dren. POWER ANDNxTjiMd mowera aharp- 5-5042. WANTED Veneer stone, slate flagging. BoL Privacy, ampla parking^ Jf you Pontiac, 373 Main 8t. MI. 9-4S4S. erences. Write Bo.x V Herald. Xon Notch Quarry. Coll MI. 9-0617. Garden— Pam— Dairy walls, iorgo^knOtty pins sun porch, ened. Air-cpdiedcQdled engines repaired R.OOFING, Siding and carpentry. WANTED — Precision tool and are looking for new quarters/it attached-'healed garage, dishwash­ WOOD LAND wanted, located la WANTED—Ride to and from Hart­ 1966 Cadillac 4-dr. Sedan Pick up add delivery. All work 1956 PONTIAC Star Chief Catalina Alterations and- additions. Ceil­ THE ATLANTIC Refining Co. has Notice gauge makers. Apply The Newton WALLPAPER special. Our entire Products 50 will pay you to investigate/Oil! er, combination windows and Moncheater, VetnOB, Coventry dr ford, hours S o.m. lo.4:S0 p.m. DeVille ^ coupe. Blue and gray. All power guaranUbd. Ideal Grinding Shop. ings. Workmanship guaranteed. for lease in Manchester and East Lathe Hand.s Co., .55 Elm St., Manchester, or unique setup. MI. 3-5414 l o t de­ doors, Bsutifully landscaped with Lots Sals 73 Bolton. Give location and price. P- MI. S^MBT, or MI. S-S04S after B 279|^^nja. ,Phone MI, 9-3120, A Public Sale will be held at our Situations Wanted— stock of 1956 washable wallpaper esing equipment, low mileage. Big sav­ A. A. Dion, Inc., 299 Autumn Hartford, established service sta­ Milling Machine Operators call MI. 3-6104. price, Sherwin-Williams,. 981 tails. / shads trass. Priced for quick sale. O, Box 817. Manchoator. . p.m. .A gorgeous car with every Street. MI. 3-4860. premises at 311 Main St., Man­ Male 39 canning, 15 pounds.4l; rhubarb ing. 'McCluie Pontiac, 373 Main tions. For information call MI. _ and Grinders. Main St., Manchester. BUILDING LOTS8 InXMancIMoncheoter, luxury. chester at 3:00 P.M. on May 28, roots, six for $1. O'Clonnor, 171 3(4 ROfjfM a p a r t m e n t in new, St . MI. 9-4545.' '^-6826 or write P. O. Box 147; East TWO YOUNG men to lesm sheet MAN WITH power mower desires near Bolton, Ruralrol MHia. Lot! Lo m BPIRITUAL LEADERS represent ^fJ^CHESTER T.V. Service, radio Hartford. 1956 on a 1948 Chevrolet. Motor metal trade. Apply Manchester Union St, MI. S-5$98. modem building. Large refrigera­ Call xi65' and larger.,M " I. SS^lO. mankind's highest development. Only $1,695 down and T .V ,' specialists since 1934. part Ume work mowing lawni. CRIB TYPE bassinet with riiat- LATE 1954 CHRYSLER Windsoi> Roofing and Chimneys 16-A Many benefits. No. FAA 688 6»1, Sheet. Metal Works, 14 High St. tress, $9, bathinette, 85. MI. tor, stove, heat and hot water. Notice World policy demonds'thls leader V hKrdtop, completely eq u lp p ^ Charter members of Telss. MI. , Carter Chevrolet Co., Ine. Phone MI. 3-8607 after 4 p.m. ASPARAGlfS—/F or freezing or Janitor aervice. 1947 Main St. MI. CHARLES LESPERANCE 9-4400. / Building Lots In acoordonoa wlUi the raqu)ra« ship, not second best leftovers. 15,000. miles, 11,395. One o v ^ r . 9-6360 or MI. 3-4607. FOR THE BEST in Bonded built Help Wanted— Female 35 Excellent working conditions. 311 Main St.; Manchester table. Palmer, Pitkin Rd., Rock­ 9-7740, XU. 3-5175. 1963-Chevrolet 4-dn Sedan MI. 9-5043. ■ up. roofs,, shingle roofs, ^tters, DISPIAY MAN, Apply Watkins ville. Off Ht. 83 near Vernon Traf­ \ Ml. 9-7620 menta of the Eenlaa lUgulatloM COMPLETE REPAIRS by Stuart Doga— Birds— Pets 41 In Town and Suburban^ conductor! and roof repairs call Brothers, 935 Main St. G. E. PORTABLE dishwasher, ex­ fic Circle: Tel. TR. 5-9287. for thd Town o t X(aneht4tar, Cana-, Original throughout,. radio, heat, 1954 CADILLAC hardtpp coupe. R. Wolcott on wringer and auto, Coughlin. MI. 3-7707. BILUNG CLERK. Must be good OXFORD BT. — New five room the Zoning Board of Appeida wUl AotoBiobUM for Salt 4 typist and good with figures. Good Apply at office - PORTERFIELD'S PET SUPPLY, cellent condition, 830. Ml. 9-9476. Bnsinesa Locations er, Powsrglide. A very nice Chev. Beautiful two tone blue finish. matte washing machines, electric EI..ECTR1CIANS wanted. Journey­ ranch, axcelicnt raaidanUol sec­ MANCHESTER i« publto heating, Xfondoy vn ^ . rolet. working conditions good wages, Notice now located at Route S and Chapel For Rent 64 IBSS NASH STATESMAN Super Full Cadillac equipment. Driven ranges, vacuum cleaners, motors, ROOFING — Specializing in repair­ men, preferred. Experienced help­ Fertilizers 50-A tion. T w o flreplscts, natural btrqh ASSOCIATES REALTORS . May 31, 16M, at $ P.K. la four door, two tone blue. Over­ small appllancea, welding, 174 ing roofs of all kinds. Also new etc, Tel, Rockville TR. 5-3388 for 266 Center Street Rd., Spuui Windsor next to Bast kitchan, walk-out Imaemeht. T. J. but a certified 21,000 miles ' and appointment. Coventry Zoning Board of er* considered. Apply ForbeS Hartford Drlve-In 'nieater. Open WE8TINGHOUSB. wringer . type WELL ROTTED cow manure, by STORJB AT CENTER. Heat fum- th e H M U ^ Room o f the Muntel* drive, twin beds, sigitol lights.,. •Only $295 down rarriea a full written guarantee. Mam Street. MI, 9-6678. roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys Crockett, Realtor, Office XU. PHIL HAIXm NELCO TOOL COMPANY Manor, East Hartford. See Walt. dally 9-5, Tuesday, .Thursday and -washing machine, 813. MI. 3-7609. the yard, any amount, delivered tshod. XU. 9-4S08, xp. 4-8331. WIU XU. 9-9221 pal mUdhig on the foUowlaf kq)* 32,000 mUes, BBSS. PI. 2-B098. It’e as sharp ka a new one, at cleaned, repaired, 26 yeari' ex­ Appeals rMBode) front to suit tenonta. 3-5414.^ Residence xll. 9-7761. GONDER'S T.V. .^Service, available perience. Free estimates. Cali BILLING CLERK. Must be good Coventry, ConnecUciit ' Friday nights 7 . 9 p.m. Man­ anywhere.' Call Leonard Giglio, CHARLES LATHROP P«e 1956 Rambler i-dr. Station Center Motor Sales, 431 Main. typist and gocki with figures. Good WANTED—Laborers. Apply Fore­ MARRIED man for tire service. 15 PAIRS OP shutters, ten 14»4"x D i i t w a X O i ^ ’ 39S Mlddla 1B4B FORD H-ton panel. Good tires. any 'time. Antenna converelona. Howley. Manchester MI. 3-5361. The Zoning^ard of Appeals of Experienced helpful but not essen­ chester customers can call JA. Bolton. MI. 3-7083. PORgEB ST.—Older six room alii- M t. 94844 working conditions, good wages, man, Woodhlli Heights, Duval St 8-3381 and we will bring order 64", five ll«4"x42", 81 a pair; 67 Turnpike West. Buaineaa Zeno n L New point. Excellent condition. Wagon Philco factory supervised service. 11 e Town of Coventry will hold an tial, Apply in person. Nichols- Gerard St. STORE AT 34 Birch 8 t for rent. .gle, garage, oil heat, porch. Good EARL ROHAN MI. B-tT73. * A ■ - Tel. MI. 9-1483. etc, Rockville, TR.’ 5-3388 for sp- Alexander Jarvis. Co. home wiUi us at 5 p.m. to *8 aize.lot, nice section. Near Centar, XU. S-74SS Vorlonca U raquntad to oroct IF Auto Acceamrles—Tires 6 pointment. open meeting Monday, May 28th, Manchester.Tire Inc.. 295 Broad COW MANURE. $10 load deliv­ Inquire Marlow’s. X 4’, lighted, f m standiaa ground - In the wrapper. Every accessory Heating— Plumbing 17 1956 at 8:00 P.M. at the Town ON St. Ask for Mr, fluestia. Spruce St. SERVEL refrigerator. Apex wring­ : schools -iind bus. Asking $13,500. Including Hydramatic. Save on this HAVE YOUR lawn mower sharp­ EXPERIEN(?ED sheet metal man ered. Tel. Ml. 3-6972. TWO LOTS, 50 it 100 each, Andover sign, to be locatM fi* from itreet tlEPENDABLE USED CARS Car Burn Oil? Economy over­ PRESS OPERATOR wanted. Five to work on warm air heating. fice Building, Covenfk.v, Omnectl- er type washer, ftrepface set; 34(XI SQ. FT. of space for business Qoodchild Realty Co., Realtors. fins car. Factory new car guaran­ ened now. R. Hopfner, 37 Chestnut MI. 8-7935 or BU. 9-0989. Lake. Coll (Jwner. XU. 4-8144 after line, which la 39’ clboer than rn u * day week, benefits. Must apply in Phone MI. 9-6i532. cut to consider the following caser WANTED WANTED—Good homea for cute electric water hea^r, 80 gallon ottlcea or light industry. Second Chevrolet tee. ' . , haul, parts . and labor, $50. St. Phone MI. 9-2333. PLUMBING and heating—Repairs capacity, one y e u old. All in floor. Centrally located. Parking 7 p.m. ' lationa oUow, and contract Wont. Call Ml. 9-8541. person. New Model Laundry, 73 Grant' E. Toothacker Jr., and Men for our press room. First and kittens. MIj 3-8836. Household Goods 51 iir door. Radio, healer, Guaranteed new, rebuilt engines, -good condition. MI. 3-8794. focUiUes. JA. 7-1373. BAST CENTER ST.—Suitable for Buiene Nlmkotf, JBoat Mda X(e> rerglidf. Green, wiUi'whlte CHUCK'S RADIO and T.V. Service. Summit St.' Helen J. “Toothacker request ,per- second shifts. dttlcs and homa.Ten Toomt, N oiist, N. of wtnmr Cro^Patk- 1946 Cadillac 4-dr. Sedan tt24.95. No Inoney down, balance Open dally 9 to 6. Thursdays un­ mi.ssion to add one bay 20 feet hy Complete insurance program and COCKER PUPPIES, A.K.C. regis­ AN’HQUE FURNITURE, silver, wolKUfes. REUABLE SALESGIRL wanted. HOT MIX asphalt plant o ^ n . glass, china, and used furniture STORE FOR RENT at 214 Sprpee ateam heat qU, fireplace, two R^oft BrojErty for Salt 74 way, fleoldenoe Zone. AA. 20 months. til 9. Repairs on small appliances, Moving—'Trucking / Notice 34 ■ feet to existing building at other employe benefits. Apply tered. Reds, blacks,, blonds *20, bathrooms two-car garage, forge Fully equipped imd a clean one. Daily 3 to 9. Saturdays and Sun­ 125, $30. Rockville TR, 3-2895. Gravel, sand, atone, rich loam IS bought Slid sold. Furniture Repair St., suitable, for any type of buel- Sion 14 rtquestod to altar 1954 BuicVSpecial. record players, car. radios. 151 Storage 20 their gasoline station on Route SPENCER a yard delivered in truck loads. ness. MI. 8-2997. n . lot. Ample parking. Mortgages ar- FURNISHED COTTAGE on double plan f4>r mottl, for which m COLK MOTORS North Main St. MI; 3-85t7. days 1 to 9 p.m. Apply in person, To all registered Democralic 44A. Coventry, Conn. Service. ML 3-»449. Four dbpr. R adio,. heater, RUBBER PRODUCTS CO. FEMALE- (3HIHUAHUA, A.K.C. Nussdorf Sand and Stona Co, kO. rong'ed. A real bargain. For ap­ lot at Lake Amston. Fieldstone once woa granted hy thfi ~ Fi{JI'price 395 MANCHESTER — Moviiig , and afternoons. Cornell. Bskei^, 449 voters of the Town of Bolton, Con­ All interested persons are In­ Dynaflow,\pw*er Meerlng; • MI. 9-0980 CHAPEL ST. registered. On# year old. PI. 9-7408. QUAUTY COMBINATION oil-gas pointment coll George L, Groslifl firepipee large oereened porch, of Appeals. Black. ■. \ ANTIQUES Refinishcd, Repairing trucking Co. MI. 3-6563; oWned Hartford Rd. necticut: vited to attend. t ' ’ ' xX clectnc Kitchen, $6,500. Terms. done on any furniture. Tieman,' You are hereby warned that the 2-7086. range, oil drum with stand. Very dio. Realtor. XU. 9-5878. / Maurice Oorrenti, W. of Ko; 49 and operated .by Waller B, Per-, CLERK TYPIST for general office Russell Karker, Chsirman MAN FOR counter work, ipeat de­ SALE—33 1-3% off on 160 patterns good condition. Reasonable. Ml. XO. 4-8409. . ' ^ 1953 Chevrolet x 1949 Oldsmobilc 4-dr. Sedan 189 South Main St. Phone MI. ett Jr., and William J. Pickering, registered Democrats in t'ne Town $13,400—THREE bedroom ranch, Form Drive, Residence Bone AA. Trallera for Sale 6-A work. Five day wefk. Opportun­ Thomas Welles, ‘Vice fThairman partment, fivo^day week. Pleasant HALF GERMAN Shepherd and in the'Rlue-Ribbon collecUon book. 9-3373, - BRIGHT, / Variance Is requested to erect CaUb coups. HetKer. olgnol “ 88 ” S-5643. of Bolton will meet In caucus on working. Conditions. Apply Popu­ hot water beat/:era|nlc tile bath, AL I LAKE. Woterfrant ity for advancement, Appiy Alex­ F.yelyri \Venner, Secretary Collie male . dog to anyone who We also handle texture pUnt. It dwelling eontalmng 1100 eq. f t , lights, two tone bh^ss and AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO., local Tiie.>;day, May 22, 1956- at 8 P.M. lar Food Market, Meat Deparl- * makes old ceilings look like new. ,. NO MONEY DOWN! large kitchen, stMpless steel sink, S 8 years old. Fumlth Fully equipped, A cle MOWERS REPAIRED and sharp­ ander Jarvis Co., 5 Dover Rd. Frank Kfimplain will give him a good home. MI. :\ CENTRAL OFFICE which la 100 eq. ft. less then regu* . ivory. HOME TRAtl-KR tor sale, cheap. and long distance moving pack- in the Community. Hall, Bolton! Fred Mohr ment. 974 Main St. 9-6905. Green Point and Wallpaper Co., Start Your formica counters, full cellar, %• and lavatory, screened and out. en^. AM work guaranteed. Pick­ . Ing, storage. Call'MI. 3-5187. Hart­ Center, Conn., for the following porch, basement. recreaMon laUona allow, i Call MI. 9-0926 after 4 p.m. . OPPORTUNITY (or ambitious girl Dated this I5th day of May 1956. next to Manchester Knitting Mills . Monthly Paymenta' - ~ TO^ RENTr ------acre,- trsasj;- vlew^ Carlton - jy. 1952 Buick up, delivery. 113 Welle St, MI. ford CH. 1-1423. purposes; room. Good balHltig Ixteting, fish IWht M artCo.;*ur« Bt. Ittel- 9-1702. in local accounting office. Short­ at the Green. Open from 9 a.m. / 1 Month After You Receive Hutchins, Realtor. XU. 9-5132- Club coupe./fUdio, heater 111 .To endorse candidates for 9 p.m; 9-4694. Ing. Lot 115' X m x ^ o r n Minor dence Zone B. Extension of per* \ . DynoBow. Black with whit MANCHESTER Package Delivery, hand aad typing ability helpful^ Your Home Outfit. REASONABLE RENTAL Auto Driving School 7-A ASHES AND rubbish removed. Phone MI. 9-2206. delegates to the Slate Convention. 3 (COMPLETE Broker, R ockvaft/i^. 5-5048. micalon la raquaetad to oonduet \ wall Urea. Light trucking and package deliv­ LEGAL NOTICE FIVE PAINTED kitchen ch a irs /n SIX ROOMS, all plaster. Insulated, printing buglneaa. LARSON'S DRIVING .School, I.«wq work, trees cut. cellars ery, Refrigerators; 'washers and |2| To endoj-se candidate^ for ROOMS OF BRAND NEW 3 ; NEW RAMBLERS FOR cleanedi'\ Papers 'and rags taken GIRL TO .WORK evenings on cos­ delegates to tha Congressional ^6reby given that the followin'g are- the party-endorsed can- "excellent condition, $15. Call/be- FURNITURE W M ^U BIN O W fireplace, hot watel oil heat., com­ Em ect Sciiithard Jr., 4d Green 19U Ghevrole Manchester's only trained and stove, .moving specialty. Folding nifiates on the slate, of the Republican party for election aa district fore 6:30. M L '9-7517. / bination windows and doors, nicely Suburtmii For Salo 75 .Two door.Jtodio, heater, blue IMMEDIATE' DELIVERY away. free. MI. 9-0H2. Call metic counter. Experience neces­ Convention. All 100% guaranteed, some In orig. Rd., Reaidenee Zona A. Variance U certified instructor. For your safe­ chairs for reqt. MI, 9-0752. sary. Must be over 21. Arthur delegate* to the conventiona of said Party specified below in the 35th landacsMd, shade trees. Very requeeted to erect garage attached VrtUi whjti wall Ures. Very ty we are trained to teach proper­ evenings, (3) To endorse candidates for LARGp WALNUT gun cabinet, inal factory crates,., with original 843 M A l^ STREET y LEBANON: .819,800. Reduced fop Drug, Main St. delegates- to the Senatorial Con­ Senatorial district in the Town of Coventry’, County of Tolland, togeth­ factory serial numbers, f'leaii. Owner moving out of state. t'o house by breoMway which will dean. ly. MI. 9-6075._ er with .the street addresses of said candidates: glass doors, 1 two drawers, $15. .30 days occupoqey. immediate sale: BeaUUfui V ictor 1956 RAMBLER 4-DR. CUSTOM WEBBS TV — $2.50 per call. An­ arnting— Papering 21 vention. BIOND BEDROOM ian colonial, with two cor garaga be fi’ from side line which la F SEDAN./ tenna installations,‘ II.H.K. ■ con­ SALESLADY' for part time work. Also open cabinet for conversion closer than regulations allow. 1950 Po'nUkc CpRDNER AUTO Driving School. (4) To transact ahy'ollier busi- Into gun ra.binej; |4. MI. 9-7235, LIVING ROOM SUITE ONE YEAR YOUNG, five room and workshop combined, on 5 Fou^door. Radio, heater, hy Smari n can b e ., ; Learn to drive correctly and versions, new aels. Air'work guar­ PAINTING—Exterior and Interior, /Must be experienced. Hours 3 p. John H. Mullen. P.O, Box 12. Stafford Springs State Convention SrPe. DINETTE SET Frank Stolorcsuk. IM Deep* pi. to 8:.30 p..m. 'Apply in person ne.ss proper to come before said Mr*. Geraldine S. Grant, Hebron ' State Convention ranch, full baaement, plaster walls, Acres of cleared*land, beauUfulIy ic. Greisn, " eafely Individual instruction by anteed. MI, 9-8801. paperhanging, ceilings refinished. .caucus! ROYAL AND Smith-Corona port­ ' ACCESSORIES- FOR RENT—^Two offices liySlebert landscaped, plug' small wooded wood DE, Residence ZenSvA* Vari­ between 6 amj 8 p.,m. .Munson's Paul B. SWeeney. Ellington, rtockvllle Congressional’.Cohventton Building, Coventry. Ideal for at­ tile bath, laundry, dinette, com­ 1953 ' A m b l e r 4.d r . c r o s s - conm tcht, e.xperienced ,instruc­ Wallpaper books on request. Esti­ Demori atic Toivn Committee, Bql- able and atudard typewriters. "Westinghouse" Elec. Refrigerator area. First floor consists of stor ance la rMuested to erect car port Candy Kitchen, Bolton Notch. Sen. Robert L. Keeney Jr., Sdmersv'ille Congressional Convention torney. rest estate or Vadio and bination windows and door* hot /ARLbw MOTORS ’ COUNTRY STATION WAGON. tor! on dual-control Insured cars. mates . given. Fully insured. Ed­ ton. Conn.. . , All makef _m adding - machines "Emersori” Television ' Ago room, utility room, hugs which will be 4’ from aide, lino HouseRold Services T.V; sale* and repalra./TI. 2-7041. water oil heat, nice lot. Excellent 4S8 >1AIN S T , 'MANCHEISTER Every fine accessory. Automstia or conventional ahlft. ward R. Price. MI. 9-1003. ' SILK PRESSER. Good pay, . full Ra.vitiond P. Jewell,. Chairman sold*'or reiued. Repairs'on sdl "De Luxe" Washer condition. country kitchen, fining room, liv­ which la 4* closer than regtOoUena . Offered 13-A , Notice is also hereby given that'la primary will be held in said Senato­ "De Luxe" Range sn. 9-6010, JA. 7-3680. time. Apply .Manchester Dry , Dated at' Bolton, Conn., this 15th makes, Mayiow's. 1.400 SQ. FT. OF SPACE. Ideal ing room (with large bay window allow. PONTIAC CMverUble, mist NORTH EASTERN Decorating Co . rial district oh June 6, 1956 if a.lslate of candidates for any or all con­ Take'your choice' of any of these Benito Pagonl', 8. aide LydoU 8 t , Cleaners, ML 3-7254.- ' day of Ma.v, 1956. ! bustneaa location. Inquire 166 FIVE ROOMS,,fireplace, oil heat, featuring original shutters); large finish, dork green top. LOWEST PRICES in town, female WEAVING of burtts, moth holes exterior and interior painting. ventions i* filed in accordance with No. 36 of the Public Acts of No- i THREE-PITCB "HI-FT” set' three appliances in addition to bedroom, knotty pine kUchen, combination (O m er Lake 8t.) Rural Rooldenea See These Fine Values Today At and torn clothing, hosiery i-uns, West Middle Tpke. MI, fl-7043. den or music room. Upstairs are naUc, rsdloXHester. power initnictor; dual control, standard Spraying if desired: Free estl- STUFFING MACHINE operator VembeL 1955. ■ ! month* old. MI. 3-8075 after 6 .‘30 living room, dineljte, rugs, lamps; windows and doors, awnings, ga­ Zone. Variance la requested to handbags repaired, zipper, re­ four large bedrooms, With small­ ■ steering, .CcmtinentaV. spore wheel, or tiutomattr. Appointments any inates and suggestions with color ; wanted.^ Apply KaKlar Toy "Co., 60 for details. tables, linoleums, dishes and other rage. Amesite drive, large .lot, procesa and pock mushroom! and nearly new whitewalKUies. Many DE CORMIER MQTOR placement;;' umbrellas repairod. scheme. MI. 9-7547. y - STORE, SUITABLE for bhy type er guest or sewing room.' Full time. M. and M. Driving School. Hilliard ilt. Forms for petitions for filing such candidacies for district delegates by items. plenty of trees, city utllKlea. Priced bath. Large through hall .both spaghetti sauce for sole off ^ e r quollty^tfos. Low mileage SALES, INC. MI. 0-6541. men's shirt collars reversed and or on behalf of a *late of enrolled Republican party members may bp U.S. OIL BURNER, complete with of bualrieis. Good Iocatlon7>reaaon. pAINTlNG,. paperhanging, floor EVERYTHING able rent. MI. 9-0969 any |lm,e. below today’s market. downstairs and up. w|ith lovely premisei. Just traded in 'on a later model 'replai;ed,, Marlow's Uttle Mend­ SWITCHBOARD operator with typ­ 'Obtained from the Republican Registrar of Voters of sn.v tow'n in tne controls and tank. Reasonable. ONLY $448 Cadillac. A car you would be 24 MAPLE ST. MANCHESTER ing Siidp., • aandiqg atid finishing. .Qld floors MI. 3-8129. - colonial ataliway. New hot water Randall Cole, West aide Finley ing abilityrContart Mr Ferrante, di.>rtrlct. In-itrucUon* for filing such 'a slate of candidates are con­ Free storage unfit wanted. F r e ?i GENTRALEY LOCA' New 5-6 room homes at Anaaldi heating system; full cellar (con­ at,. Residence Zone AA. Variance . proud to own at . CenterX Motor Mnlorcyclea-—Rievclcfl 11 refinished. Vernpn Hutchins. Ml. tained in Part 1, Inatniction Pagea, o f the petition form, copies of Heights. PONTIAC convertible. Excellent MI. 3-1181. delivery, F'ree set-up by our own crete) with ouUide hatchway; full is requested to erect dwelling , Solea, 491 Main St, \ FLAT FINISH Holland window 9-2937, i ' converse which are available In said Rcgiatrara' offices; A petition for an oppos­ THREE PIECE . bedroom set; $35: coiraition. New motor! tires, top , East side b e f o r e YOU BUT a used car mond Fiske. MI. 9-9237. in which said petition has been cir.culated, and the sum of $5.00 for tion desk, $8; also miscellaneous Harjford CH. 7-0358 this a wonderful opportunity for ^ Stfrtic Talks, each candidate proposed on the Slate must'he.deposited, with the Tow'n SOUTH WINDSOR Foirview St. (R. 989 Cimter'St) see Gormgn -MtOtor Soles. Bulck BICYCLE REPAIRING, all . types. FURNITURE repairing and refin- MANAGER for snwck bar. exper­ PAINTINe AND {urniture. dishes, lamps, vases. A fter'7 p.m.—CH. 6-4690 . any small buRines*. MANC3ESTER. Rolling Park-Six lutsillattoa ood Repair Clerk, of said Town, all not later than 6:00 p.m. on May 23, 1956, being -See It Day Or^Night Residence Zone A. Variance Is re* \8ales and Service, 265 Main English a specialty. Now open 9 Ishing; antiques restored. Furni­ ience not necessary. Also part Venetian blinds. 60'-8i" galvanized room Cape Ctifl, 4 finished, fire- Five room pretty, home In quested to erect dwelling contain­ ; SpodaUst ^ Street, MI. 9-4571. Open evenings. a.m. to 9 p.m. Manchester .Cycle Bonds— Stock! the 14th day pi-eceding th i day of the primai y. f If you have no means of transpor'- Apply'” ture ROpalr Service, TalcottviUe. time counter help. Apply in per­ PAPER HANGIND ' awning pipe, fittings, like new, place, oil heat, copper plumbing, setting of natural beauty with ing approx. 1049 sq. fL llvtag-orea ^ Shop,. 166 West Middle Tpke. 'm I. , MI, 3-7449. Mortgages 31 <7.50. 235 Summit St. tation ri| send my auto fbr you. No city utilities. Near new achool. son.. King's Snack Bar. Pine St. TELEFHU-VE y Dated at Cowentrv, Connecticut, this 14lh dav.of Ma;v, 1956. " obligation. PRINCESS RESTAURANT braeieway and garage, Firet which la 92 oq. ft. leae than regu­ ^ Sawtrs Gfeaitd - 9-2098. ■'! . ' Ask for Mr. Week! or Mr. Eager. I)3.,600. Clifford HOnsen.A Co. XU. floor, large living room with FORMICA countere, ceramic wAll 11,000 COSTS 622.25 monthly arid ELMORE TURKINGTON , . Single metal' bed with spring and lations allow, Alad, to erect said AND INSTALLED M i 9 - 3 2 6 6 A— L—B—E—II— T— 'S Main, Com er o f Pearl 3-1308, XU. 94788. apace for.full dining aet. IfRfh- . dwelling 13.F from street .line and floor Jllle. Let us modernize thalts all. Dial CH 6-8897 FHA ■ . Town Cler.k. mattress, ship's wheel mirror. ML 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD t Wanted Autos— your-hathrooim and kitchen.' For and Gl (lancing a specialty with 3-7689. en. den small bedrOom.' which la 11.9' closer than regula­ ^GallaisDraiaeij QUALITY TOP SOIL GLASTONBURY - CHistom buUt Second, floor two rooma . on-4694. sion o f permission Is requested to obtaiiled. PI. 2-7669. tion. Dormers,''porches, garages \V:AHHKKS and DRYERS Also several grades 'veneer, cut MI. 9-454$ Sh«Mf MttorWorlijS maintain free standing, lighted " HELP Concrete lYoor and rooms finished at reasonable Joseph Sfhtycka, Ro)ite 3. F'ollv Lane Congressional Convention stone and flags. Robert Minor, I P1.AIN GREEN 9 x 12 rug, in good MIDDLE-AGED couple desire first $11,600 BOLTON. Two bedroom 342 Adam's St.—Tel.' MI 3-S966 ground sign.. HILLS' TELEVISION Service. pncei. Workmanship guaranteed. /CALL MI 3-1349 To B| Hald at JQYLAND Richard M. Galinat, Rl. 3, Grant Hill Rd. .Congressional Convention Prop. Rockville, TR. 5-5042, condition;. Call after 5. XU. 1-0502. floor apartment with garage. Con­ ranch. Aluminum storm, windows, Available at all Umes. PhilOo fac­ ‘ Free eatimates. Robert M. Alex­ or M l 3-1218 Oak Lodge Inc., N, side Tol­ ■IG S.000 SQ. FT. Routt 6, lofwoott Iroeklyn and Doniolson Arthur J. Vinton, Route 31 ' Congressional Convention sider small-house. P|, 2-7617,. oversize garage, amesite ‘ drive. BOLTON; GOODWIN RD. — Five tory superviied aerVIce. Ttl. Ml. ander. MI. 9-7716. H, Wilbur Stevens, South Street 9 Congre.ssionpl Convention WOODEN I.ADDERS. Step, extep- land Tpke., Residence Zone AA, WAMTED »ion, straight. 90r ft. Reg. $1.15 refrigerator , good ^ modern THREE OR FOUR room unfurn­ Excellent c-ondllion. Carlton W. room -riifich with baaement ga­ GROUND FLOOR 9-9698. , WATCH FOR SIGNS ; Hutchins. Ml. 0.5132 . 9-4694. Extension . of permission .1* re- APPLY CEMENT AND STONE masonry, lip. Sherwin-Williams, 981 Main HotpOint, $.50. Ml. 94962. ished apartment desired by young rage, fireplace, combination win­ quesiedl to maintain free standing, ;^hn F. Ghappellr. Nathan Hale Drive Senatorial Convention dows, high elevation, \ acre lot. Present Occupant BOOKIvEEPING SERVICE for any sidewalks, steps, terraces, walls, Senatorial Convention St., XlancheMer. working couple. Write Box P, lighted ground sign. ' LYDSLL « fOULDS a«e business, ’‘ reasonable rates: outdoor fireplace .'also -eenif nt and Helen S. Westland, Route 31 - FOUR BURNER gSg range, .like Herald...... , TWO FAMI LY HOME Only $15,000. Will .QI. or: FHA. T. CARTER CHEVROLET CO. Goodwin W. Jacob.son, South Street Senatorial Convention- new, $.50, Ml. 9-4845, 170 Eldrjdge J. Crockett, Realtor. Office XH. Hrnsel A Peterman, U3 Vernon sis PARKEB ST. Officet 83 E, Center St, MI. 9-3512, cinder block oonstruction. Call ML $011 AAA-OO St., Rural Residence Zone. Special - ; R-''ther S. M. Olsen, Roille 31 Senatqij.iai Convention Boats and Accessories 46 . St., before 1 p.m, . . 5-5. In axcellent condition,-(Four- 3-5416. Residence MI. 9-7751. Suitable for most anv 3 4941 9-6746. Buffinesw Property For Sale 70 exception is requested to convert 1 ■ SEE car garage, ameeite drive, land­ buelnsM. Call .Ml 9-9S04 80,00fr ‘ Notice.!* also hereb.v given that a primary will be held on Jnne'fith, VOSS WRINGER t.vpe washing scaped lot. COVENTRY LAKE — Six room single family dwelling, to two- MR. TOM FLAHERTY STENOGRAPHER machine, 10 years old. MI. MANC^IwSTER—Package-store for family dwelling. ■ Jr ’ 1956 if n slate of candidate* for any or all convention* i* filed in ac- ranch Just off lake. Va,cant. Ex­ GARDENS\PLOWED with John Read Herald Adva. Scott-Atwater Dealers sale with good lease, 'for desirable Deere traqtor, MI. 9-2136. eorrtance with No. 36 of theT’ ublic Acts of November, 19.5.5. 9-8627. WARREN E. HOWLAND cellent financing available. Asking Emeit Larson, 39 Andor Road,/ O f Brand New Refrigerator*. \Va»her», Dryer*, Range*, Water i • buyer. Write Box L. Herald. REALTOR Heater*, 'Freezer*. TelevUlon, Sink*, Dl*hwa»her», Vacuum $9,500 ■but any reoaonable- offer Residence Zone- A. Variance le Form* for petition* for filing »iich.candidacies by or on behalf of a I We also have a good aelettion of MI. 3-1108 MI. 9-6003 considered. T. J. Crockett,. Real­ t-equeated to erect attached K o n g o Cleaner*. Radio*, Record Pl(i.ver*. Heater*, Floor Furnoee*,'^ Musical InstnimenU 53 FamiR and Land For Sale 71 WANTED .Toaster*, Mixer*, Waffle Maker*. Steam Iron*. Roti**erie*, Paint, elate of enrolled Republican party member* may be obtained from tor. Office MI. S-5416, Residence to'dwelling which will be 3F from ' I used motor* on hand. New and 56 STARKWEATHER St. —Seven MI. 9-7751. I . i Carpet*. Portable' Typewriter*, Dry flood*. Pot* and Pan*. Cut­ Helen ,S. Westland, Republican, Registrar of Voters, Route 31, Coven- MUSIC instrumental, rental. Com­ street line which is S' clefwr than STAFFORD — Chicken farm, 42 room ainglq, oil heat, larga rooms, regulations allow. Ry local manufacturin9 company, for tolot lery, Dinnerware, Alr-CoDdllionIng. fllassware, Fiirniliire, Boat*. lr>'. Connecticut. f ■ ; u*ed boat*, and a cotnplele line of plete line of instruments. Rental acres land. Approximately $0 (double lot; two car garaga. ROCKVILLE — New 6% rodm Cheney Brothers, ISfi Pine SL, 'Power Mower*, (iiftware, and Hundred* of Item* Too .Niimeroii* I paints and marine acce**oriea. applied to purchase price. Repre­ acres tillable. 10 room .house. Oil ‘Vacant. Price $13,500, E. and E. WANTED WANTED -and gonorol cdrrospondonco. Exporionetd in Inslniclion* for filing auch a slate of candidate* are contained in Part I. ranch,, three bedrooms, large liv­ Residence Zone.-Variance le re­ to .Mention, .All Famous Brands Such as Philco. Frigldalre, fl. E„ senting Olds, Selmer, • Ped- hot'glc heat.'Room for 7000 broil- Realty. MI. 9-8297; MI. 3-4480. tho use of the dictophono. Storting solory ';Instniction Page of the petition form, copies of which are available in Visit oUr showroom*. »9-9 daily. ing room', fireplace, kltcheh with quested to ostablish a building lot EXPEmENCEO PART TIME Admiral, Motorola,' Norge, Westlnghouse;, HotpOInt,, I'nIversal, ler and Bundy, Xletter'* Music era qr 3500 layers.: Buildings, land separate dinette, birch cablqets, Ka*y, uienwood, Florence,-Bendlx", Kelvinator, I-ewyt. . ^ ' •aid Regi*trai>’aofU ce A petition for ah opposing alale containing the Studio, 177 McKee. XU. 3-7500. in excellent condition. Beautiful SIX B o o m cape Cod — Fiye fin­ which will have a frontage of 8fi* S65.00. Full insuronco program. i Apply iii ( . ' , \ i- PL ■ .,l>. -Iv r. * , »'6quired number of signatures of enrollfti^ Republican Parly member* exhaust fan, tile bath; plastered which is 4"‘‘less than regulations UNOTTPE OPERATOR location. School, bus. 30'days oc­ ished. Helaine Road section, Roll­ walla, oil hot water’ heat, lawn I: .'n the town mu*t be filed wllh.iald Registrar of Voters, and the *um MclNlX)SH BOAT CO. WHY PAY MORE? Accordions allow. Also, this proposed lot 'wlU SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT porsdii.. - \ ■ cupancy.' Owner retiringV Tom ing P*rk. Newly redecorated, with shade trees, amesite drive­ MUST BE EXPERIENCED - W e Have to -Sell to the Highrel Bidder. of $5,00 for each'candidate proposed on the Slate mu*t be deposited $159.50, full size, new,, complete breezeway and garaga, amestte contain 9908 sq. ft., which is I89S AFFLY A m R 7:^ A.M. / I , .We’re OVeretocked — Come Early: 52 OAK 8T, ’’ MI. 9-3102 Xlltibf, Broker. . Rockville TR. way. Near school and bus. Real SPENDER RUBBER PRODUCTS CO. ' ‘"Ih Elmofje Tur.kington. Town Clerk, all not lAter than 4I00 p.m; on with, case and one year guarantee. 5-5(|42. drive. Oil hot water heat, fire- buy .at $13,600. Owner. JA, 4-2561. sq. ft. lees than re^latlone allow. - Eony Terma on Sale* of Over $150.00 Only Way 23, 1956 being the 14th .day preceding the da.v of the primary, , Chester Accordion Co,, 91 Union plaoe,aluminum combination, All persona interested may at- COOK’S SERVICE STATION APPIY IN PERSON REAR 52 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER - - . t , ■ . C. , ^ t e d atUoventrv', ConnecllcUl," this 14lh day of May, ;,#S6. I St. MI. 3-5709. Open Mondays, $10,650 TWO biidroonr ranch, ga­ win^ws and doors. Attractively WANTED—Two, three or four fam­ 'tend this hearing. ■ ^ ‘ ELMORE TURKINGTON MANCHESTER Boat C 6., 10 Essex j Wednesdsys. Fridays *nd Satur- rage, omealte drive, trees, cen­ lamlaeaped in Buckley School dls-. Uy hojuse In Manchester. No <>ccu- -ZONmo BOARD OP APPRAIB : MANCHESTER GREEN BROWN'S OF WILLIMANTIC. CONN.—TEU HA 8-4884- 8t. xn. 9-3939. Opeh evening!,-4 1 daya. Our 29lh year In Mahchea- tral. O rlton W. Hutchins, xn. Blauri|tBtpr i|rrald Evoning app^nfmonts •mmgod. ■ s - i Town Clerk. trict,' Owner leaving state. Call necessary. Wrlta Beec F> wiiuom H. Stuak, Ohilnnan BOB HENDRICKSON of Scotland, Auciionoer ■t to 9, Saturdays $ to 4 :$(>, |dl. 9-4694. 7 XO. $-4491.____- Ckorlea 8. Tewte. . * , . ,. V ' 'V- i ■' Ur ) •(T: • f - Ml I * . ■ . 4 . 't / ■' . i , r ' V. i ' WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1956 ATcraga Dolly Net PrcMl iRun u f A g e IfflRTY-TW O ' Far th* Week Euded, The Weatheif M ay 11. IB M ParMsaat ar V. S. Waathaf OataM V iiattrJjPiBtcr gtfpntog ||gralb Hhowera atartlag this „*v«Uag, 12,094 hot aa cold- tonlgbt.Ix>w la upper Maoihw a t the Audit 4t*. Showera eadlag PtMay motw- BoraiHi at d rad htiea lag. Hlghrln upper Sda. r . M(tncheBter— ’4 *€ity o f V illa g e C h a rm T k ^ H A H e o M \ M A M C N im it C o n n * yOL. LXXV, N O .^4 (TWENTY PAGES) ' MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1956 (Olaaaiflad AdvailtBiBg aa Page IS) \ PRICE FIVE CENTS Ike Denied \ Seviate Tjlerm WO \jSoilBank For eign Aid

W ash in gton , M ay 17 (/P)— ** “e policy for Con- W aahipgton, Ma.v 17 {(P)— 1The- i. Senatej ■xre^aereed xroay tddav tolO-cal lollipop thia year at th* cost T h e Hf^use F oreig n A ffairg limit debate in order to reach of pajhng for that loiiipop next committee toflay voted to a final vote tomorrow on the < year,” ha aaid deny Preiideiit Eieenhower’a In Custody of Ohio Polic new soil bank fa rm bill. ' program we formu- request for long term foreign The meaaure la the Democratic ! l f ‘* ‘^Ix year muat be a program aid authority. It agreed in­ veraion of an election-year fafm •» stead on a statement of intent hill to replace the omnlbua mea*-, " policy, not mere- Nike Versus Talos to continue foreign aid as i/ - ur* vetoed hv Prealdeht Elaen-1 >>’ hovver a month ago. i tlon-year policy." long as necessary to fight Contest Scheduled \ GfVen Wft/i Cash Sales Under the agreement, SenatoraJ Ex9» t for thia advance pay- communism. i (4 will meet at 10 a.m. tomorrow ment. Kliender aaid the. Houae and The committee also voted to cut Waahlnj^Op, May 17 (Ah— with debate limited to an hour on the Senate. Agriculture committee in half the Z2M million Eisen­ Sen. Chavea (D-NM) bald to- - QuiZ^ About each amendment and three houra have "given the Preaident every­ hower sought for apecial economic day the Army and Air Fprea^ on the bill. thing he aaked for in . the aoil aid funds for Asia and the Middle will stage a dramatic contest. WITH GREEN STAMPS te d a y , May 1 7 Democratic leader Limdon B. ban)^.” East., against planes designed to Johnaon of Texaa won the agree- A ahower of arnendmenta vyaa It said these funds should be show which has the auperior : ment ahortly after Chairman El- offered, aa debate got underway. distributed in loans or surplus gutted missiles. lender (D-La). of the Senate Sen. .Smith (R-N J) filed three farm goods, not' given away as ’ But he said the showdown Urbaha, Ohio/May 17 (JP) CHILDREN'S ANKLETS \ Special Sale Agriculture committee began a that would knock out a two-price money grants. . test between the Army's Nilke lengthy explanation of the new plan provided for rice, and special . ' Double Blow, and the Air Force'a Tali — tMnimierd wanted for 3 D A Y S O N LY PLUS O U R bill. ■ections to limit import of foreign Chairman Richards iD-SC) an­ probably won’t'be posalble b*')*- X questlBmng iit. the yduth- Fine qnelity nylojn reinforced durene mercerired' cotton Rllender told the Senate -that long staple cotton and to direct ex­ \ nounced the double bipw to the ad­ fore Congress votes on a hug* gang allying of a/voung Con­ nnkleta in' tarn iM^k and Engliah rib ^ Q 7# > ONE GROUP OF Eiaenhower'a propoaal for advance ports of surplus U.S. cotton at re­ ministration’s 14.000,000,000 for­ defense money bill. That soil bank paymeuta to farmera duced prices. necticut fatfi^ toifaV wwe in otyl^ Sizen 8'/i\to U ...... aO P a ir O # W ’ - eign aid bill After a closed com­ measure bontemplatea that thia year w-aa "imwiae, impracti­ Sen. Aiken (R-Vtl m’Oved to mittee session. custody of Sheriff Jiqr 'Mc- strike bult a section sponsored by the Nike will remain the main­ FAILLE DUSTERS cal and unaound.” He said'the vote on longterm stay antiaircfaft. m issile Keever. x. '' ' , Sen. ’Yovihg IR-KDI that Would NAVY AND BI.AfcK ONLY. 1 "It was aort of in agricultural autfiorily for specific foreign aid guarding strategic U.S. target The sheriff tdentlflMkUiem 'qaI KE6. $1.00 ARWRIGHT SHEER DARK SEAM Will 'o-the-vviap." he aaid. prevent drops.in price supports of projects—i major feature of the Ronald Randall, 17, aaC Jolia R E G U L A R VALUE $ 6 . 9 8 ...... $4.00 Eiaenhovver ' auggeated advanc­ wheat.'corn and peanuts. areas against possible enemy Hudick, 18, both of Meridaih^ AM. SAI.rt» FINAI, bill was not unanimous, but was air rilid. V, ing part of next year'a aoil bank Sen.-Schoepper (R-Kanl sought quite lopsided against the Presi­ The two .are wanted for 1 ftaymenia to farmera who algn authority to sell up to IbO million Chavez had demanded such NYLON HOSIERY dent's request. a test after -Air Force anil tioning at Southington, Cpnn.,' contracts thia year. He said thia bushels of surplus govemment- Eisenhower had asked for up to the fatal ahooting; of Darrell Hot«\ 'W ith reinforced heel and toes for A \ would booat lagging farm income held. wheat at livestock feed grain Arm.v witnesses made conflict-'^ ItOO million a year for 10 yeara for ing claims before a Senate... 'ham, 20, of Newingtoif, Conn., laai extra wear. Sizea 8Vi to 11. Sale dm P a ir ^ I NOVELTY RAINCOATS ■V by up tp half a billion of the prices. long range overseas aid projects. Sunday. proposed $ 1 ,200,000,000 of annual Ellender said contmerclal area ApprPpriations subcommittee' Still ahead of the. committee Is which Chavez'heads. The aheriff said a rouUna obiA REGULAR VALUE $10.98. payments. \ corn farmery had been given spe­ the queatlon of cutting Eisen­ of the license plate of an automo­ ■■ <‘X i Ellender cglled thia theory cial favored treatment by a 'boost ALL SALES FINAL...... hower's request for $3 billion, for bile In which the pair was found $2.ft VALUE-^RONG SET RHINESTONE $8.00 •■hokum." In price supports even thoUgtUgh they arms aid abroad. , brought the discovery that thay "I do not'believe It either com-; Icnor* controls. It ia the hlggeat remaining de^ Ginvict Killed were wanted in OonnecticuL EXPANDING BRACELETS ciaion. ji A farmer. TKomas Oomer, had OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF REG. ^2.98 and $13.98 The adminiitration ha(( aaid the become auapidoua of tha youth*, Ih popular 3 row styles. Ice blue, crystal A A l-(;|>) _ The mllllarv aid ’'Will only serve to Indonesia. b^a/armed with warrants for toiletries. Etc. 69c arma’ in the Middle Eaat." Ke­ A few minutes later, Cpillna said make countries accepting it more '^®**;i"'’no njate- Peiping regime had beeq expected Girls'Depaifrnent Fiirjr \vhite filling that I* guaranteed to launder vvbilr, Klastle. The GpP National Committee physician of Ambassador Clare dependent upon America." advanl^e will buy from us for aoroe time. The Chinese Com­ RittdaH. and Huilick. Urlmna la ISO REGULAR iiOc. on each ••orner. ^ fauver also’ said the, action ahbws Sinclair called back lo report that mile* from Cleveland. Rot out'a, .statement yesterday Boothe Luce^ said today h e , had ’Their worth as genuine pari- 511^ ,P "V munists already are the third larg­ 81.00 Desert Flower Deodorant C ream ...... > 5 0 d ' claiming ,,We returns from the ^the. Elsenhow’er administration one cpfliHct was dead and several dom. The warranto Charged th* two « HAND S IZ E ...... :....39e 'clings to a bankrupt foreign advised her "not to return to'.her others hospitalized. * ' ners in the univeiaal struggle for est purchaser of Egyptian xotton, GIRLS' BLOUSES Nebraska' .^^siMcis^T primary Brepresented xrps cox^isvwTva i _ *i ^ ft "Freedom Is more dear to us Meriden boye with aggravated as- 81.00 Tossy Deodorant Cream ...... ' ...... 5 0 d HEAVY 9UALITY for about two months.” She . The Governor had no further de’- liberty. pea(;e and prosperJ.ty w'lll Xource of 80 per cent of the na­ N O T ALL SIZES. ^*| REGULAR 29c. "another ahaVp rebuke” to what ■ ■ V, i than the products which any coun­ tion's foreign exchange, ; sault{and.breach of peace. It called "Demo.crat Demagogues." In a getaway speech at Coos turned here last week from taiJa immediately. ^ consequently decline,'^; he said. Police said Hothani and two ' 75c Erening Tn Paris De^orant Stick .. .\2 for $1.00 F A C E S IZ E ...... 25( try can. give or sell,” he said. "We Tlie .decision ' tq . open formal VALUES TO S3.25...... INOW ^ l < V V MATTRESS COVERS In Washington. Sen. Aiken i R- Bay, Ore,, Stevenson called forth* becau.se of .illness. Qolllns said the riot apparently Stressing his country's adher-' reject the idea of exchanging in­ companions had an argument at conservation pf natural resources ence to democratic principles, dlRloniatlc relations waa an- New Prom Home Penpanents ...... $ 2 . 0 0 . You Mill llkr tho new look In C'nnnoiy'i'ueed, Mrlpe. Four REGULAR $4.95. ^ y ti, the seti'ior Republican on the was the result of a demohstrattPn tellectual and spiritual. inde- Lake Compounce, an amusement ■ and their iise 'Mn the Interest of all Emphasizing that "I have Am­ ,of protest by-the convicts agaln.it .Soekarno *aid the niain aim noilnced .yesterday after a meeting GIRLS'^ DRESSES 'usual color combination* during Mn.v n^the*c' npcclnl price*. Senate . AgrlcultuiSe Committee, bassador LAice's .permission to re­ pendehce qr.. physical liberty for. parki with a group of five younger New Quick Home Petmanehts ...... - S 2 . 0 0 / Z IP P E R E D ...... $3.69 aaid today that ih\hia view the the people of .this countn’, not just, 'some phase of prison administra­ "should be for the people pf Asia,' monetary advantage.” of Prettier Gamxl Abdel Naaser'a boyA and went Into the wood* to ■r ply to the inquiries of the press," cabinet. It came in the'Wake of PRETEEN. NOT Al.L SIZES, Demoertas "made ax very dlcter- a few.’'5 He Said election of a tion. He said W'arden Sinclair had like the 'Vvestern nations, t o . bi- Vice. President Nixon arranged finish it. Old Spice Bath Powder .. ^...... , . ^ 1 . 4 0 REGULAR $4.61,9. Dr. Miltonx Rosenbluth issued this come econpmically ata.bic but also several trade and .cultural' pacts VALUES TO S.5.98...... NOW ^ ^ aU w mihed effort to stir up a farm re- Democratic president this fall is given no indication that there"vv4s a capttol I'uncheon to introduce the Already arieated in Connecticut HALE'S EXTfti HEAVY es.sential for continuance of wh*,t ststiemcnt: \. -i ah attempt to break from the nqlitlcally atablr, and thua'lve able between the tw-o ctiiintrles. A 18- Coty’s New Ut>stick ...... $ 1 . 2 5 RUBBER BUITONS. $3.49 vol'j: but it didn't take hbld.’/ "MfB. neutralist Asian Icacler, who ar­ and held under *50,000 bail on Sen. Kuchel IR-Califi skid he's he termed the "gical humanitariaiy Luce is suffering from a prison by the rioting convicts. „ ro defend their freedom against all member Chinese trade delegation Fult'or twin bed size*. Real heavy i|iinllly nialtrev* cover* that chronic enteritis which appears ^ ______“ __ rived here yesterday for u state aggravated assault and brea.qh of Tweed SpraY Hairnet ...... $ 1 . 5 0 GIRLS' KNIT JERSEYS Bure there Is iio snti-Republican programs" 6f aocial security, slum assaults." visit, to congressional leaders. and a , 7.0-performer cultural .the peace are Howard Carpenter, CHARMHOUSE will give year* of wear, t^ani* all bound. trend among farmers In Caliomia., clearance, houaing and health in- to be related to an infection of the troupe are vlsitihg Cairo now. liver which she ha4^ while abroad. He spoke qut at a'time when Plan* Hlght-Seelnj^ Trip .17, and Joleph Nlland, 18, both of Crest Toothpaste . ; ...... -53d Apd 6 9 d SMALL SI7.E.S. ^ 7A,a» Adding: "1 think tha Democrats surance. the-Congress is considering Presi­ Israel is the only Middle East Meriden.. VALUES TO $1.98...... '.NOW / 7 C She ha* aa well a moderately Rhee to Have, Foe Soekarno and his party planned nation that recognizes the Peiping Bufferin Tablets ...... 53d. 79d,|Sl .23 severe Iron deficiency anemia dent Elsenhower’S request for *4,- earlier trips to Mount Vernon, the , Connecticut police said they alee POO.OOO.OOO in foreign aid'for the regl.me instead of Chlang° Kai- want to queation GeorgS Copeland, probqbly due to the same cause. Washington , monument ■ and the shek's gpverifment on Formosa. Gfiitol Liquid or Tablet ."i:...... $2.98 ond $4.98 WITH DA^Ji^N REtNFORCED SEI She' rH'elved one transfusion yes­ |A« Yice President fiscal year gtarting July 1. Senti­ Liheotn and j Jefferson Memorials. 18, a Navy seilor whose ship left.. GIRLS' 2-PC. SUITS BLANKET VALUES ment ■om'stst'f or cutting this by as The Middle East News. Agency Newport;- R, I.. on a chilae. Mon­ ;ExpeUo Moth Crystal ...... 89d ■"d $2.99 R eg. s$8.'9.>. p^^und Hale'^^'Arlon” . terday and will require others; The Imloneslja'n President plsnned said Egypt’s Forelga Ministry .SIZES 7 to 14. AA REGULAR $l.j9. / ...I, "I have. advised ' the Ambassa­ Seoul, South^tprea. May 17 i/P; to lay wreaths at the tonip of day. Copeland also comeo from . FBFQaptures La^t Two ,,, . w, -i ., would call in Nationalistambassa- Meriden. hloth Flakes ...* ...... '..SSd VALUES TO $7.98...... NOW ^ ^ a V V 22 X 44 BAT^ SIZE E ach 8 8 c Nylon and rayon blend. 72 x 90 .size $6.95 dor hot to return to her post for ^ President Syngman Rhee, new­ Washington at Alount.Vrrnofi apd „ o Feng today gnd bid him I. about two mon.tha. At that time I ly elected to a; third (erm, appa'r- that of the Unknown Koldier In T R E (;U L A IU ^ j 9c. , Reg. $10.95. E xlra’size 80 x 90, GIRLS' COTTON CARDIGANS Of l l in Brink Robbery would anticipate .for her a com­ eiitly will have a leader of the op- News Tidbits Arlington Nat^al Cemetery. I ^g,„b.sa*dor J16 X 28 lf.y Shop Specials VALUES TO $2.49, ...... NO>V $1.49 W g U L A R 2 9 c. O C - ^ Reg. $12.95. Hule's ••Mtirevvear.” Rome suddenly May 11 s"ying she the struggle he had made for hla j An Egyptian military mlaalon is BuUetins FACXCLOTHS ...... Each S Y r wool. lY /r nylon. 72 x 90 size $10:95 Boston, May 17 iA’)-x^'BI agents4 vestigatora picked up a man they felt "much below par.” Last Sun­ With only about 2Sjp,006 ballots county's; .independence Dorn expected to vlalt Peiping vylfhin a burst,xjnto a -tenement hideout last . identified as Thomas Ballou, 27, of day she entered Doctors Hospital aUtl to be: counted th the vice presi­ Defense wilnraX :aaya Me*- Hat­ Dutch rule was "'inspired in me by few days. A Chinese trade-wncal from the AP Wires ' RACK OF DRESSES MpecInJIy. for u* by one of the eoun'fry'* flne*l mill*; dential race, ghee’s hand-picked aijtwk.up now on' theoe extra heavy thirsty towel* and face nfght to capture the last t^^ of the' Quincy, on suspicion that he for a .diagnostic study,..: tie- Freeman Dodkin ‘.wa.* called your, greet leaders, Washington, I said Cairo 'and Peiping probabljT ■isaSl to S asS S to Sx. ■ “ , ' . r ' : served aa courier bringing Richard- Dr. Rosenbluth said sbe left the .Liberal party tunning mate trailed before. federal grand jury because Jefferson and'Llnroln."' t., 'iwill exchange ambassadors. Closeoiit iloth*. Seven new-color* and white. ' ■ ' 1 1 -man gang charged with the 7—" s-- RE-COVER YOUR OLD BED PILLOW S NOW! 218.211 Brlhk'* robbery. ' :■ ^ **^ * — ^ 1 last mght and further the Democrat; Chang Myun, by government wanted lo knOW' if *he H-T*!»T FOSrBONlCD 'T" fl.OQ... $2.00 DOWNPROOF AND FEATHERPROOF Thomaa F. Richard.son,^ 49. and , . . . , . ^ treatment vvould ..continue at her more than 85,000.. ever kicked bark her congreaatonal U.H8 Ml. McKlaley, eff OP 8A8Y DOLL M 8ERMUDA SHORT . Rhcf. 81. backeil Lee Ki Poong, Jam ei I. Flaherty. «fi. were nabbed ' I ' ■*'°"** *’*■'*• . ccretaiy*a salary to .Rep. Adam BIklai. Friday. May 18 OPHdTa-' ‘ national assembly ‘chalrnlan, for E’owell iD-NY > ,. ,y . ; j^ank . Coc favorable wlad* today cauaed BED PILLOW VALUES by aix agents while they were eat-, ^ ' ------the Vice presidency in the election RAINCOATS PJLLOW TICKS ing a stew^suppef in a Dorchester England bj says he. want* bearing jl*«*ok*•** Cutting/"a,•44i«%««' work inside with ... the heartAtilled. .... i : Leas batteries. .L'...... Each men were taken ao quletly.„from ' the others: Stanley „ . - A. Gusriora. >> f -1 > , • 69c Each the 1 reason fpr the efiglneeis' le- piiblfcan U.S^ baby's < best they c i i , , l.a a been used successfully in CLOSEOUT OF REGULAR $1.29 d a c r o n c u r t a in s Now lower priced than ever. 87c the building, that a , children'# 1 36; Henry Baker. 49: Adolph tiirrf.'i but confirmed the callback. In Area Satiirdav . ... Testimonj. that tax eiader a netted lube* from the heart to The ,4 consecutive heart oDeratiohir ' «•HEMIST BARES SPY ROUE WHITE GARDEN FENCE. XO - TAILORED— DOUBLt STITCHED 1” SIDE HEMS will oulla*t- lighter weight cover* several time*. FlaMir »llp. atreet ball game not far away ] "J**z ’ Maffie, 44; Joaeph F. Mr-] The ‘.^onea concern ia the prime 1".?* ^e ''wanlcd ... do mech.nfi-,i)ji pump, 'kept kept the blood withoura totallt^hus n Thoraahington, Mny 17 (P) ~ 3’ long by 12’* high...... E ach 0 7 C MARTEX "CHALK STRIPE” r ^ I—will fit any hoard up to 60" long. Vaan't even Interrupted. ' Ginnis, 52; Vincent Costa. 41; |contractor on the job. ■ . something" for _T; T. Lamar Caudle, ‘^^winghowing a*as they .1 worked. The Thomaa L. 'Block, ‘the Newmrk, T h e agent.* confiscated the , Michael Vr'xGeagan,. 47, and Aif-^ '•Harlford, May 17 (/Pi The Air I N.J., chemist who alrenUy to- * • • ' ' ' 9 The story said a dispatch n 6m then head of Justice Ileparlment'a, actual work on the < hiJd * heart 60 LBS. DRICONURE. Dehydrated organic ^ A ^ A TURKISH HAND and FACE SIZE TOWELS 3" lOnOM HEMS RElled"trans 41"x72" LONG ...... $2.98 Pr. Authorities could not say im-, dieJan. 17, Truman to See P o p v effect Wetf said to ha've been’isaued money ‘fiom her employers 20 'T h a i mean* the aorta and pul- 1 hospital later and donated another | ^ would 18” ROTARY POWER MOWER. may produce sonic bodtpa that years ago. . . . FedeiHl. govern­ nioriAry artory aip (onn^cteef to. blood .to the phild* killed If lie didot*, RUFRED— 5Vd'*'FINISHED RUFFLE _ i An Exceptional Value! 1(9.50. . by the Del>fise Departrhent in could rattle wlndowa in ycnir house Penn Mower. Clinton 1*^ HP motor. ^ C A A C DouMt Groan $tamps With Cash Solos Thura. Theri waa indication, police said, Vatican City. May 17 (Ab For Washinkfnn beAailae of uncertainty ment give* qUHlifieit okay for wi on(g sides of the heart. Aa a re- I "^he donor, waa George Mallorey •ir'jiggle-the teacup's In yoiir cup­ states to help major aiilo prin- anil. ImpuSe* blood la p”iimped , J"hnstown, Pa , Vrhose wife re- ROYAL-WEDDING DffNlBD S P E C IA L ...... V t'.. 4F<* 4rew 48"x54" LO N G ...... $3.69 Pr. that the men had be^n "holed up" mer Preaidrnt Harry .S. Truman! abovit Iceland’s defense intentions. board. . V, SLIGHT IRREGULARS OF LINEN. . in the flat fpr Abov.it two months' durera put their new Supplemental through his body and his color is |'ehDy recovered from ,a heart bp- Brussels, Belgium; Mny 17 tOI win have a. special audience with Last March. 28; . Iqe.lapd's parlJa- I Normally. Air Force regulationa —The .Fleoilah newapnper Bet 48"x63" LO N G ...... $3.98 Pr. COnON and RAYON . while 6 nation-wide search waa un- Pop* Pius XII liext Monday..An unemployment benefit plans into blue. Meanwhile the stronger s.ide j cratlon by Dr. Kay. . / ment formally caiied f<>r with­ ' prohibit sonic boom* over popu- effect as scheduled on June 1. •Viltlk todny nported nimon thnt GRASS SEED, 5 lbs.-$1.69 48"x72" LONG ...... $3.98 Pr. derwajtfoV them. announcement tod*y said Mrs. drawal of all Atlantic Alliance of' hla heart pUshea biqod into his A hospital spokesman said Mal­ ! fated areas. AttoiTleya for Vincent Halllanan lung at too high a pressure. lorey was "sort of hanging around King Beaudouin, 88, and Prin- DISH TOWELS The hideout is less than .10 miles Truman and others in the party uni I*. U.S. troops constituted the But the Air Force ReaCrve Cen- 48"x81" LO N G ...... $4.49 Pr. from the Brink'ijwaterfrdnt head: say they have negotiat(>.rl.,*4()0,000 If Ilia Prince' beby. is saved by here thia morning, wanting to give .cesa AlexaindrA of Kent pinn to HAND LAWN MOWER. e iT OE will attend foo. . only treaty forces in Iceland. ; ter in New York called the aonlc mnrry. A royal ooi»t- .*o«M«, quarters vrhere masked guiimen ■ Truman, arrivjng iq Rome to­ settlement with Internal Revenue reversing the co.niecllons, 1J wiil a pint of blood to the hospital in 16”,b li^ rubber tires, mctsl handle. .. ^ I# o 7 d TIm JSKHALfeeiu . . TIERS->RESHIRRED TOP. RUFFLED BOHOM Last month,, however. Dr. ;Krii- booms that you may hear Satur­ Service for clhim* agaln*t lawyer ankd tbe rumors wen without fobbed aix empinyes df the biggest be a surgical first.. Other opera- gratitude for his Wife's recovery." : 4 vv $1.00 morrow from Paris, wilt also meet tinn Gudmunvisaon, j/eland'a for­ day "new sound* of progress" and fouBdnttiak In London. -Infonn*' M A N C H is T m C o n n - 36"x30" LONG ...... $1.98 Pr. ' cash lopt in United States criminal Italy's President Giovanni Gronchl ...President Eisenhower nomi- tioqX for this particular defect "When he found oiit that'he CEM^RYVASE. ^ Multl-eok>r*d atripea by Morgan done*. Th* ItregulaHHea are eign minister, aaid his. country was Added: , ’ .listea Ambiiaudor to Peru Ellla have failed. Without th4 'operation, could give.blood for the Prince . nilts In el*N* to(Bcli wtOi Om BM t-. 36"x36" LONG ...... $1 -98 Pr. Teftfrtlfht.Wonderfully abaort^pt aha long wearing. ■ history. , ____and Prim*___ _ Minister Antpnio Segni "not In a great hurry." to qave ..."Those hearing it ahould be .re- Metal, with holder. Green...... E tc h « # 7 C c o r n e r MAIN and OAK STREETS IPtrly tiHUy^distrlet attomfjr Ui-iduaing hla aUy. n.-Briggn to poet of Ambassador the 'child ia doomed to a alow, but boy, he waa ov*fjoyod>" the Isk f^rnl fainll}’ enld thn neniatu •II ' ■ I I • ^ \ 4 ' U.S. troop* depnrL ’ assuped by lO' , . . to Brazil. , , early; death. . < apokesman said.; werik -qnlto natnei,*' I ■' : 1 I' ■ } / ■ - - ' ■ ■ '.I ....■ V ■V ' " 0 . a ■ ■ ■; 'A V a,' it. ; * -• k i-