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r ' -V . . »«-ji PAGE SIXiTEEN, •nJESpAT, MAY 20, 19M •• -4 < • * i O M b ATcnfe Dally Net PrcM Ron For t e Week Ended' . Tbs Waatber Mia*^Donnu Robb, daughter of . Mrs. Meyer Tober repentls identa; Mrs. Thomas F. Moriarty, eU, Mrs. Mitchell; also Lec* i^yai, i9f8 Pefwnet ef D. •. WcnilMr Mjr^and Mrs. Sherwoo-' J. Robb of ited Mr. and Mrs. Herbej^teweer, Bids Announced treasurer; Mrs. John P, Tlemey, Church to'Receive turer Mrs: Frank H- Platt fild har «CNERAL About Town former-loc«I reaidentiLrM^ Uving Iton, a freshman in the physical secretary. husband -are expected, together it oienr. eaMer. Lear (MH>. education course at Bouve-^ston In St. Thorhas, Virgl^uland! The F or Road Work St. Bridg:ft'B parish 'is rep­ " Supper Proci^eds with other ajl»te officers. TV StRVICE The weekly meetln*; of the School, an affiliate of Tufts Uni­ Greer's aon^ JapdebThas two dAtly resented on tha executive board . Mrs. Grade Baker, chalrmat; of Mambar W the Andlt eentliiaed. fntr, mIM. radio progrunt tad attends school by Mm. Cain L. ■ Mahoney, the ,iba Home' Economics committee, Days M AC " --A CAB mgfi nboa$> cheater. Squadron of C i ^ Air versity, Medford, Masti., is attend­ Hartford, May 20 m -T h e Members of the Woman's Bap- 9£t99 Phw Pai^ ParoM »t Otrcnlnttoa •-1' I*»trol U8AF will be h ^ a t the ing the 4-vreek camp session con­ in St. Th^rfas, and their daughter, Church of the Assumption parish has entered M;anchcster Grange in. Nights Manche»Utr— A CUy^of ViUag« Charm CaroL-it^a student at Oberlin Col- State Highway Department says by Mrs. Leonard Rackowaki and tlat Mission Society of the Com­ TEL Ml t-MSg ...... •i American L«gioh at 7 p.m. ducted by Bouve at Bast Brewster,, munity Baptist Church at Man­ the Dairy Supper contest, »ules .. tomorrow. All cad^tfi are reminded Cape Cod. leger^berlin, Ohio. that J. G. DeFelice * ' Son, Ihc., St, James' parish by Mrs. John D. for which ire Issued _by the State -i* LaBelle. Spiritual advisor ia. tht chester Green will prepare and to brine In their'encampment ap­ of Nortli Haven with a bljd of $4,- serve a family style upM r Satur­ Grange. The supper served VOL. lA x V n NO. 197 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGE^TW O SECTIOI«iS) MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY. MAY 21. 195S (Glaaalfled Adverttetag m Pnga tt) visMeriB plication alKpnd by their parent The Women's Society of^the Miss Mary Twiiphell, 95 Essex Rev. Jqsepn E. Farrell. at 6:30 p.m. bringing PRICE FIVE CENTR , 145,212 was the apparent low bid­ The business - meeting tdibor- day. continusqualy from S-to 7 p.m. .•Jr and with tift encampment fee. Community Baptist Ohupcft w '1 St., won, third j ^ c e in the state Proceeds will be used for the new dairy dishes are naked to list the meet tonight at 8 o'cjotfk at the beauty' coqteiit held Saturday der for the contract to, construct rwv night will be folio''.ed by a amount of dairy products, used, night in Bridgeport. about three mites of concrete pav­ social hour 'With the; Ladles of the church n o ^l^ ln g built. William M. Kellej. son of Mr. church.. The execujjve board will Mrs. RaymdhdRtiddeU In' gener­ and their names' and hand the '■ M . Mrs. Thomaa F. Kelley, 24 meet at 7:30. ing on relocated Rt. 9 in Middle- A,saumptlon as bbstessea. notea to Mrs. Baker or a member .pHMcher Rd., naa been elected town.'The bids were opened yeater. al chairman of ti^gupper commit-^ Tf^ Jaycee Wives will meet to- day. E. B. McGurk, Hartford, with tee, and all five cltdsa of the of her committee. president of his class for 19S8-&9 Joy CirCfe of North Metho^st ifiorrow at 8 p.m. in the Federa­ at American International College, a bid of $275,274, waa the appar^ society will combine foToM In 'the ChunA'w-111 meet tomorrow aftef- tion room of Center Congregation­ ent low bidder for the contract to ’39A Class Starts undertaking. On the memNe^ be Sprinrteld, Maas. A sophomore, he npon at 2 o'clock at the church. al Church. Election of officer? will has also been elected a member of install about a mile of asphalt con­ baked ham, baked beans, potato Science ChneeH cnn« .■’f’-rrsiC C' be held. Members are reminded to crete on relocated R't. 32 and Rt. Plan for Reunion salad, molded salads, and for 2 Prison Sigma Alpha Phi. froas St. Cecilia's Mothers Circle will bring items for the auction. 89 In. the towns of Mansfield, Wil- aert home-baked tarts and coffee. meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the In New Ajuarters ’•wheel t» Members of the Manchester Rod lington and Coventry. "The Planning Committea for tha Children will be served at a front-wbesi and Gun Club are requeated to home of Mrs. Jtm es McDermott, Ebu-I Johnston, caller for the twentieth reunion of Manchester reduced rate. Tickets may be pur­ PMMlliag, w <■ m eet' tonight at T^^O^lock at the 31L Garden Dr. The co-hostess will Manchester Square Dance Ciulb High School's Class of 1939A met chased of members or at the door. The^^Frttt Church of Chriat, be Mrs. John Franl'. te all S-iacb Of Guard Holmes FunernM^ome to pfy re­ ♦* will call for the dance to be held last night in the East Side Recrea­ The Women's Society will be un­ Sclentiat, Ataneheater, has moved ''«*efs. spects to "niomaa Graham, father Thursday from 8 to II p.m. at Catholic Women tion Center and elected Jerry Sapl- able to hold their annual outdoor lla reading nmin^o a new location of a member, Members of Hose Co. No. 2. Waddell School. enza reunion chairman. fair the coming summer, owing $ 7 2 .0 0 • e - at 749 Main St. \ v MUmi. Fla., May 21 Town Fire Department, wdli rneet Set Open House A questionnaire for members of to work on the new church, ground A cordial invltatlot^sla extended The ,,,Army disclosed today .SfTBlI__ Jlliaabeth's Mothers Circle at 7 o'clock tonight at the- flre- The meeting of Grade 8 girls In­ the. class to answer in order to pro­ for which was broken in mid-April. to all may deairs' to read, bor­ Hs9rsfse< Oust Tsiltt CMsani .-^as elected the following officers i hpuse and proceed fronj, there to terested in going into Senior Scout­ The flrst open house meeting of vide information for a reunion aou- row or purchase the Bible, all au­ that plans for disbanding six* -1 L-a. H- : > v for the coming year: Mrs. Bruno the Molme.s Funeral Hdme to pay ing, originally scheduled for tflv the newly fprroed Manchester venlr booklet was worked out. and thorised Christian Science litera­ Fiis.iOv*r average toilci National Guard divisions have ■''a '' badyga, leader; Mrs. Clarence' t'cspecls to Thomas Graham, one morrow, wtlj be held June '4 at a Council of Catholic Women will be Sapiebza will have the question­ Grange to Mark ture and the writings of - Mary howl. Sturdily coe- been abandoned. V , ' Lodge, secretary: Mrs. .lohn Man­ of the early mnifiwrs of the com- p.m. in the Iflobblns room of Cen­ held tomorrow evening at 8:1S in naire in the hands of class mem­ Biker Eddy. (tru.rt«d. Esfily ftrsnsd. The -dlaclosure waa made by . ning, treasurer; ■‘Mrs. Albert So- P«".v. ,, ter Congregational Church. the hall of the Church of the As­ bers ahortly. Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor. Army 4-Cent Mail blelo, contact; Mrs. Harold Walt, sumption. ' Joseph Sullivan was elected 73rd Anniversary chief of etaff, in an address prep­ ‘We.Want De Gaulle, Leads librarian; Mrs. Chester Kosak,. St. Jtiargaret's Crcle, Daughters Guest speaker fo r the evening treasurer and the committee col­ ared for delivery to the govemora welfare and hospitality; Mrs. Fkl-j trf; Isabella, will hold a ham sup­ I . Brewster and Tyler Circles of will be Mrs. Daniel A. Giierriero, lected the first treasury to start ' Manchester Grange, No. 31 ^ Will, conference hare. . garBerube and ‘ Mrs. M arsh ^ ' per and auction. May 26 at 6:30 I North Methodist Church will meetl president of the Hartford Coun­ the reunion ball rpilihg. celebrate its 73rd anniversar>’ to­ MeINTdSH APPLES WaDON DRUq oo. The origlitai plan for reduction Rp lice men tonight at 8 o'clock: the Brewster! TyTrell. representatives: p.m. in the parish hall of the cil. , --8fl 8-glSl Guard grew out of federal govern­ circle will holdMfs annual ban-; F. Leo‘Barrett. 35 DeepWOod,Dr., ginia Phillips, 47 Es.sex St., and will present a program in which a LOUIS OUNCEUNCI FARM ment economy meaaurea. the Tyler Circle at the homo of number of the members wi|l par­ 529 W. CENTER «T. In ,hia prewired speech today. Pari*. M ay' iJD—Premier^lf he thinks he i t a settle the- ln-6-froni virtually all elements In the To"^ffideout quet tonight at the Hawthorne Is chairman of the committee. By August 1 Pierre Pflimlin ordered France's Inn. Mrs. Shirlev Holmes. 40 Russell Adsnix, Mrs. Walter McNally and the first tiin^-Since’ graduation in ticipate. . T E L Ml S-8ltg Taylor said many governors have surrectlon in a few day*. He added Assembly sxcepc the Ebctreme St. - I Mrs. John F. Fitzgerald, vice’ pres- January qH839. State Master Robert K. Mlfch- Read Herald Advi. passed along their woughts on the military chief to Algicra today, that De Gaulle "is the only otfe Right. It was one of the biggest St. Anne's Mothers Circle will Washington, May 21 (IP)— capable of maintaining the tpBfy of Hartford, May 21 (/P)—^Two W. N. Oldham of Americi jneet at 6:15 p.m. Thur-sday at the ______proposal to Secretary of Defense opening' the govemmehVir drive to majorities ever won by a postwar vicious State Prison escftpeea NeU McElroy and Secretary of the. The cost of mailing a letter win back Algeria from backers of the nation.*.” French premier, apparently due C>*anaipMl Co., WaHlngford. will be 1C of Mrs. Adolph Wrubel, 45 were captured at gunpoint at the guest epeakec.:'at-the meeting Bdmlwd St., and proceed to the •Army Wilber Brucfcer. appeared likely today to rise Gen. Charles de Gaulle. But from "We are decided to- main tain all to tjhe deputies', fears of De Then Taylor added; Algeria came a deffant nq. our derision* of last May 13 (when Gaulle's offer to head ''a strongman 9:29 a.m. today in a cellar at of the Rotary Clutrtnnight at 6:30 MountaiibJ^aurcl in Thompsdnvillc. to four cents on Aug. 1. "We will never move an Inch at the Country' Club; for their afmnal banqpet. •"Thla morning Secretary Bfuck- Quick passage was predicted as the Junto was set up," he said. government. 43 Liberty'St. er and J are happy to announce the Senate prepared to take up a . backward," said Alain de Serlgpiy, "We will do all that is possible Pflimlin told the assembly h* ‘ Two minutes after Police Chief that there hgs been g'-felaxation a powerful member of the French to obtain a regime Which works Michael J. Gcxlfrey ordered the Miss Elaine Jaco^Sv-^ughter of compromise bill to raise postal insurgent Junto In Algi’eri., " "We would leave day-to-day control of. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jacobs, 67 .of the orightal guidance upon rates and pay. House passage, pos­ and. of course, we realize .that time Algerian affairs in. the hands of men to come out or the poljcs Which our plans thus far have, will accept no cine but be Gaulle.” 1*.working against us.- jvould go In shooting a muffled Ferguson Rd.. a freshmanTaC.^- sibly tomorrow, wduld send the Bolstered -by the solid endorse­ General' Salan, army commander sell Junior College. Newton, M« been baaed.. The Army ha* been measure on to the White House. "But we will remain apart from in the North AfrlMn "'territory. ■shout was heard; "Okay. We'r* authorized to develop a plan look­ ment of the National Assenjbty the present Paris regime until the coming out.” - , will exhibit in the annual art ex- Higher rates for first class mail yesterday, Pflimlin handed the AI-, formation of a new government In The government put Salan in full LECLERC hibiUpn tn be held at the college ing tq^^td, the., ratyhtlSW _9f — 4 cants for letters) 7 cents for c/ rge after .ta Algleri: mob .of, W^ile a scor*' of detectives present 37 dl'vislon in tM mterve' gerian mission to Gen. Henri :Lor-' Parts. We don’t want the -present tfaihed pistoH, shotgima. tad ilia- ' FUNER AL HOME - beginning June 3. She is a aecre- air mail and 3 cents fpr post cards lllot, chief of stoff of the com­ regime in- Paris.” French settleM and soldiers a week 'tarial major. . force* structure, that is 27 Na­ —- would become effective'Aug. 1 ago defied the Paris-appointed chine guns of the opeh hatchway tional Guard division* and 10 Uaar bined French forces. Pflimlin promised the National Robert J. Mandel, 42, Bridgeport, if President Eisenhower signs the Lorillot waa ordered to confer civil ofllciala and demanded De FUNERAL Meyer Tober, president of the division*.'provided that this troop bill before the end of May. Grad­ Assembly yesterday he will take Gaulle toke over the government. who is Serving a 12 . to 30 year structure Is msintalned with no' with Gen. Raoul Salan, the French ail steps to restore the govern­ prison term for robbery, cams i Tober Baseball Manufacturing Co.. Inere*** of co*t or personnel uated Increases in rates for other militoiy commander in Algeria, ment's authority over Algeria. The Pflimlin.said Salan had aLtlmes SERVICEv I Inc., which has a branch in Puerto types of mail also are provided. stumbling out of the cellar; beyond currently programmed who ha* been walking a tightrope assembly voted 473-93 to continue acted with government approval Immediately behind him' waa Walter N. Rico, has just returned after leveU." ^ The bill also would boost the between Paris and the French the government's emergency pow­ and at times under the pressure of Lcclerc, spending a month in San Juan. pay,'of 500,000 postal workers as Joseph Rose, 33, Bridgeport, also dn Washington earlier. Chair­ civilian and milltoiy Junto in Al­ ers for Algeria and at the same events. He said the military chiefs serving time for. robbery with Director While there Mr. and Mrs. Tober at­ men Carl Vinaoa (D-Ga) of the of last Jan. 1 — one of several fea­ giers. The time of Lorillot's de­ time rebuffed De Gaulle's bid for in Algeria had "fulfilled the need tended some of the concerts at the ture* which had led to aome. pre­ violence and escaping Jail with 23 Main Street. Manchester Houae Armed Service* Committee parture was not given. ' power. to safeguard national unity, pub­ violence. University of Rio Piedras and met said ha had information that tha Lone Survivor dictions Eisenhower might veto - Ostensibly, Lorillot’s mission is , The action was completed today lic order and Republican legality.''’ Coll Ml 9-5869 some of the musicians, including the bill. The capture came lesa than an Heoae Appropriation* Committee Capt. Julius R. McCoy, Baltimore. Md.. pilot of the Jet trainer one of discussing routine military when the Council of the Republic, The premier added that his hour after (Thief Godfrey received Rudolf Lerkln, pianist, and Vic­ would approve m^hey enough to But a Republican Senator- re­ operations against the Algerian the. Parliament's upper house, government would "take all steps toria De Los Angeles, soprano. involved in the idld-a$r collision with a Capitol. Airlines passen­ ported . today that Postmaster voted .the Algerian emergency a personal tip that the men were Guard and reaerv* force* at ger plane, le being' treated for bume on his face and hands at Nationalists who have been fight­ in the coming da.vs' to assure' the in the cellar.. He was well ac­ full strength. Memorial HoepitaC Ftodilrick, Md. McCoy, who ' parachuted to Geppral Summerfield strongly en­ ing French rule for; more than powers bill 233-62. complete return to legality" — a Edward Turkington. 55 Wirister This Would amount.lo a Congrea- dorsed the measure at. a . White 3!s years. But that,official rea­ Had the assembly wanted, to re­ return to Paris control in Algeria. quainted with /the area since he St., is a m'ember of the arrange- , safety, said he did not 'see tlW airliner with which hia. Maryland lived on the street years ago as aional attampt to favera* the ad- Air National Guard plane collided over Bninqwtck, Md.. yeaterday. House conference of GOP leaders son for ^ the mission apparently is turn the wartime resistance lead­ He did not indicate how he might I ments committee planning the an- 'nBniatration'a -deciaion to reduce Monday. The Senator, asking that to, ward' .off angry demonstrations er to office, it could have paved achieve this. a boy. / {nual banquet of Gamma Sigma Twelve persona died in the craSih (Story on Page 13). (AP - Detectives /from the Hartford the approved atrength of the Slate PHotofax). . hia name not be used, saw tbia as when Lorillot arrl-yas'. the way by voting against Pflim­ ' Salan himself continued to pacify ‘ Nu, honorary liberal 'a rts frater­ troop* from 4OQ.O0O to 860,000 and a strong Indication Eisenhower De Serigny toli an Algiers news lin. Polics and State Police under L t nity at Hillyer College. The ban­ the re.ierves from 300,000 to 370,- would sign the bilL conference that Pflimlin 4a WTong Instead the praipier got support (CoBtlnaed on Page Four) Samuel Rom* rendezvoused with quet will be held May ^6 in Hart­ 000. Some opposition bad been ex­ Chief Godfrey on Walnut' St., X ford. Among the guests of honor VUieon made h|a»report on the pected from both the President which is adjacent to Liberty St will be Dr. Harry L. Leonhardt. 4 money ouUoim in an 'Armed SSrH, and the Postmaster General also The capture strategy was planned Tanner St., who serves the group icee Committee diacuaeion of how^ Political Unknown because the rate increases were under tha direction of Chief God­ as faculty advjsor. tha civilian components would fare less than they asked end the pay frey and all particlpanta aasigntd PINE LENOX under propoeed reorganiaation leg- raises .a-ere bigger than they rec­ PITct inj«red|Senate U nit Erases locations to cover the building. j Miss Aileen Ruth Weinstein. 28 lalatlon. ommended. ■ When the men were deployed. PHARMACY P'lint Dr., is in charge of ticket "I hav4 been adviaed the ap- However, Sumroerfield was'iin- As rlane namsi ^ ^ ^ ^ i ^ Chief Godfrey stood at-the head of sales for the. spring dartre for eve­ 'derstood to Have given at^hg ap­ tha hatchway M d using a small - ning college students at the Uni­ propriatlona committee will ap- I hand . amplifier shouted his in- 299 i: Center St.-'->n 9-0B96 versity of Hartford Saturday night prove enough funda for 400,000 BY THE ABSOCIATIED PRESS <8Stassen 320.902. One' (W the o ^ proval to the rate increases In Ansonia House ^ 2 2 0 M illion A id G ul atnictioh* ,to the prisontrs. at the Avon Connlry Club. men in the National Guard and Harold E. SUasen's bid for a po- two. ctadidatea, William Si Livan-^ bill. The administration has been ' I Both sScapesa had managed to MO.OOO men In tha reaervee;!' Vin­ ittlcar comeback waa ahattered to­ ‘good, Jr., had 129,112. , trying to get a big rate boost' ...... 'pick up civilian clothes. Rosa was aoa aaid.' -a day as Pennsylvania's RepubUcana Senator: Scott 727.567; Weldon since 1953?^ .dffset increaMng '\Ansonia, . 22 (dV-'Wolody myr Rondfalt, SO, NeW Haven, was Washinlfton, May 21 (Ah- The?'directed a lu^ommlttee headed j *nioklng a cigarette. Ha alao aaid there is nothing in handed him a 'crushing Aefeat' In B. Heybum, who ran on the Stas- poaUl deficltiB to I Mjelr capture the meh tbs reorganisation bill approved hls quest to become the second sen slate, 152,635. Senete tA Stl 'ekpttto said the liijured today when hia small plane ] Relations Commit- added revenue from rata Increases make a full-fledged Inquiry into handcuffed and eearched In^ by the committee which would man in history tp govern two In. the Democratic primary, re­ nosedlved through the roof of a *“ 0 the background of the Latin | backyard. They did not, h*ve :.'7‘put.the National Guard in"Jeop­ states. turn* from 8,469 precincts gave: in the bill now is fib re d St ..$575 one-family hou.se near the Ansonia ' ‘*>e *339 millton cut by The 51-year-old Minnesota na­ million annually at .full effect In- American incidents. Ahtl- Ameri-1 ardy in the slightest degree." Governor; Lawrence 691.763; Lt. airport. J the House from President Eisen- can incidents. Anti-American . The committee report Vinson tive. admittedly facing an uphill Gov. Roy E. Furman. 1U.195: - - hower’s $3,942,082,500 foreign aid twist to avoi)l ^being photo-: (Continued on Page Ten) PUqt Rondiak. alonq in the plane, feeling there which erupted into a said, will contain language intend­ 'fight, was swamped by a tide of Senator; Leader 685,179; (Bar- was taken to Griffin Hospital at program. series of demonstrations, the most graphed. NeltherNjrnan uttered a ed to make K clear the group' docs votes that gave his gubernatorial ence P. Bowers, who ran on the nearby Derby, where he wa* given T^e committee, by voice vote, violent in Caracas, Venezuela, word. not intend any change in status primary opponent, Arthur T. Me- Furman slate 240.376. ' emergency trSatnient for facial approved Elsenhoweris*' request where Nixon and his wife were A plumber whose identity haa for the National Guai4 or the Na­ Gonigle, a victory margin of near­ Voter* in the November Jfeneral lacerations. His condition w’as de­ for $1,800,000,000 in milltaryhsrd- not been ffiaclosed waa Working in ly two to one. stoned and spat on. tional Guard Bureau which rapre- election will pick euecessors to U.S. Assembles scribed as good by hospital of­ ware funds. TTie House had voted The House, accepting recommen­ the cellar and was aboih.^ to go senta tha atate troops at the Penta- McGonigle, a Reading, pretzel Leader, second DemoCntic gover­ ficials. *1,640.000.000. back hi when the police surround­ maker, achieved victory in hia first dations of its Foreign Affairs Com- gm. nor in 60 yeara, and to Sen. Ed­ He managed to crawl out of the Similarly, the Senate group vot­ mlttie,.. cut *339 nnillion. from the ed the building. He disclainjed election try ,. beating a man who ward Martin, Republican, who is Tanks to Send cab of the plane and climb to the ed to grVint the administration giAy knowledge of seeing the t'vta had his first taste of msjor politi­ retiring after two term*. roof of the house by himself. He $835,000,000 in defense econorjiic amount Eisenhower asked but re^ 'men in the cellar.’ cal success ■when he waif e l^ e d For governor. It wHl be Law­ wa* taken off the jpof by Army support funds for countries with jected heavier cut# in the miHtary Later today. State and Hartford an Bloc govarnor -ot Minnesota at-8j-^taa-. rence. 68. only 4-term mayor in For Beirut Use ■personnel /rom a nearby. Nike site,. which the. Unltod States. has de­ and ^onomii. aid authorizations. sen twice was re-elected governor Pittsjhufgh history, pioneer bscker'l' Rogers, whose home was dam­ fense pact*. .The -House had cut Btohafleid, who advocateg^eeper (Continued on Page Ten) of his home state. aged, is a platoon leader at the cuts than those made b^tiie House, of A'diai Stevenson in 1952 and Washington. May 21 pP)—The this item to *775,000,000, said he thought "tha^net reaillt" >------T7------^----:— ‘3 iMf 8 Holdm ' StaRxen's attempt to duplicate United States ts aasembUng ,a Nike station. Hia hbnie la among The committee decided -to meet Bam Houston's pecord of aervlng^ (Continued on Page Sixteen) a group built for Arm.v perS(mnel, again in .taothec closed aessidn-to- of the anti-AmericAn demonatra-. as governor of two states—Ten­ «------^ shipment of. Iigbt tanks for de­ The plane rammed through the i morrow to consider other items ih- Uona in -Latin Adiogsica.-Labaiioti, Summit Parley nessee' and Texas wen* awry as livery to Lebanon this week. roof into the living room.- There the bill. There may be other in- JUgerla and elsewhere would Pennaylvanle'a ai^anizatjon A A V in e OffteMs sal.d the. tanks are be­ was no fire. t creases. . strengthen Eisenhower's hand. BuUetilis ; leaders turned th'eirtheir back on hi* T-r JwlaTSflUCirO It IH S ing: collected from stocks in Ger­ Mrs. Rosemary Stanziale, wife of In still another voice vote ac.r In a separate interview. Smith from the AP Wires \ Mpsoow, May 21 The lead- candidacy. many and will be sent to Lebanon t'lon, the committee wrote into the said he would "niove heaven and sib of the Soviet bloc are gather­ c>Stassen wa* . beaten by more In Maryland Race by ship. (Continued on Page Ten) foreign aid bill a declaration earth to restore'the authorizations ing in Moscow for their first aum- than 225.000 vole*. . The tanks are destined for the to the full amount asked by the that it ia in the interest of tha President.” - ^ SCHOOL BILL BLOCKED . mlt' conference in seven month*. Veteran (iTongresaman Hugh pro-westepn regime of President United State* to Join other na­ Scott of Philadelphia easily won Baltimore, May 21 (>Pi—Mayor "I think our case will lc« 'n^d* Washington, May 21 UP)—The Communist , party chief* of ail Thoma's D'AIesandro. for 32 .years Camille .Clhamoun In hls govern­ tions in providing India with ■".•iup- House Education Committee at the GOP nomination for U.S. Seh- ment's efforts to put down rebel­ port .of the type,, magnitude, and stronger by the Increased evidence the Warsaw Pact nations and ate. a storm center in Maryland poli­ of Communist Inflltratidn and eco-> a stormy session today balked their Asian Communist allies be- tic*. emerged from a 7-way scrarp- lious attackers. duration" adequate to assist India gt a subcommittee's Mil for fed­ an a meeting of the Council of It W'as a similar story' In the They were requested by Leba­ News Tidbits in completing her "current pro­ 'homlc penetration in South Amer­ Demociiitic primary. Mayor David ble today a* the state's Demo­ ica, Africa aiiJ' the Middle East,” eral aid to school conatnictlon. 5lutual Economic Assistance yes­ non, along with police-type equip­ gram-for economic development.” The committee also refused to* L. Lawrence of Pittsburgh won his cratic candidate for U.S. Senate. ment like gas masks and tear gas Culled from AP Wires- Smith said. terday. The victory of the colorful 54 From three Senators—Mike Agreeing, Aiken said one effect 'send It back for further study. Chiefs of government, foreign party'* nomination for governor gear. Mansfield (D-Mont), H. Alexander Motions' to approve the. bill and ministers and defense, ministers and Gov.' George M. Leader was year^old Baltimore mayor set up ai Officials said toda.v' Chanioun's' of the demonstrations has been to Final arguments began today in Smith (R-NJI and (3eorge D. make all Americans "conscious of to return II to the subcommit­ meet Saturday as the political ron- nominated, for Senate, ^poth by .November contest between bim , ggy^j^^ient appears to be making Lincoln Neb., to Jury of eight wo­ Aiken (R-Vt)-canie appraisals tee . both failed on 15-16 tie taltative committee of the War­ overwhelming margins. Both had' and Eepubllcan *Sen. J, Glenn Beall, i progress In its efforts to rtiaintain the international situation.”. men and four men who will de­ that anti-American demonstra­ Sen. Bourke B, Hickenlodper votes. saw Pact, the Kremlin's counter­ tremendous support as the party who*waa renomioated to a second in Lebanon.. Secretary of cide whether Charles Starkweath-. tions against Vice President Nixon part of the North Atlantic Treaty organization slate. term over token opposition. state Dulles said yesterday Cham- (R-Iowa) iaid there was no dis­ er. who admits involvement in 11 .W.ould help rather than hurt the position on the part of. the Senate REUTHER MAKES'FLE.A Organitation. Republican. retuiTis from 8,381'of D'Alesandro won by a sAfe mar- oun', complaint of ^pterference by_ slayings. «1ll die In the elwtric administration’s foreign aid pro­ Detroit, May 21 liD—Walter ... A JSrlef announcement hi Iz- the state's 8,887 precincts showed: the United Arab Republic appear- to retaliate against South Amer­ P. Reuther toda.v pleaded with BUDGET Governor:/'McClonlgle 652,762:' (Continued on Page Fourteen) chiilr. . .Madame Chiang Kai-sljek gram, ica for the Communist-inspired i yeatla, the Soviet govemmeqt or­ ed-to be based on solid evidence. the National Labor Kelatlons is on her way to this rountcj' for Nixon.himself had an opportun­ demonstratiom,. gan, did not give the purpose Of The UAlted States sent 18 huge her first visit in four .years. ity to shed further light on his Board (NLRB) to deny in the the meetings. Bu.t it was assumed C124 transport airplanes to Frank­ "The foreign aid bill should be ' national interest the request of . .Connecticut Episcopalians adopt experiences In Venezuela. Peru and considered on its merit* and de­ the whole range of political, mili­ furt, Germany, last Saturday. administrative biidg**! of $87,680 other countries on his Latin-Anieri- craft luilts to bargain separate­ tary and economic relationa with­ Tax Cut Decision Due Tlie officials ' said these big merits without emotional impact,” ly with the auto industry. Tha in Hartford convention which they can tour as the scheduled speaker Hickenlooper said. "I don’t Chink PLAN in the Communist bloc—and be­ Globemssters, capable of carrying are told may face upward revision at a National Press Club luncheon. United Aiito Workers Union . e. tween th* bloc and the West—la oh 200 persons or 36 ton*, "were not president told the board craft next /a ll.. .Patrick J. SUUivsn, 8(), The Senate Committee yestertliy^ (Continued on Page 'Twenty-three) tprMdg SUNHEAT payments uniformly the ^enda. for use in airlifting tonka to Leba­ fatsJly injured by an automobile groups created a serious prob-.i Smidarity among the Conuminlat' non, but could be used to-evacuate while crossing Burnside. Aye.. East lehi with leos than 10 days , re- .! nations tad feiatlona with Tugo- Presidjeiit Declares Americans from either Lebanon or Hartford, near hls home last malning for the UAW - to con­ alavia. are expected to be a major Algeria-if the need ahould ariae. night. clude new agreements with the item in view, of the recent Krem- Washington is dosely watching Body of lifeless man found along abto nsakers. lln-led denunciation of President the virtual Insurrection in Algeria U. S. Rl. 1 in Waterford identified Tito's regime for cbntinuing its in- urn by French militory leaders who by police as that of William Berati, Japs Hold Crowley TUNIS ACCUSES TUANOE -.SB dejMndent course. -. took over control and called for a 82, of Waterbury, who may have Tunis, .May 21 (/D — The Tuni­ Warsaw Pact membera are the French government headed by been .hit by car that did not stop sian government has aoonsed •oviet Union, Poland, East Ger- Gen. Charles de Gaulle. ...Pentagon stud.ving dozen pro­ French forces of new *^$ggres- New York, Ma'y 21 .fcP) Pres-?ter conaul‘.ation with Democratic The United States has evacua­ a n d Republican congressional posals to plai'e niAn. in spare, in­ In Tad Jones Death slve” Incursions and, wsiwed (ConUaued on Page Twenty-three) ident. Eisenhower told the nation tion plans on paper for all areas they could lead to another md- leaders. where there are -Americans, This cluding one to rfirket a human Out last night that an, econom.ic' up­ Tfle Presiden'. addresAdd 2,600 of this .world and bring him back fllrt. Officials claimed four I ' f B i . 3 S B 8 l i turn is in the making. includes Algeria as well as .Leba­ within minutes. Tokyo, May 21 i/P’ —Joseph P. i. From the first Crowley has de­ French Jets landed on the Tuni­ business loaders at an ecOnomio non. _ „ ™ Crowley, star Yale football back nied having anything to do with sian Military Airfield at Oahea. PeteTj, princess He foresaw a future bursting mobilization conference called Meanwhile, reliable Informants ^ Former President Truman the early 1930*. was held by Jones’ death. At the police atotidn hear* of the reglan where the with Vltolity and promise. the. American Mai.agement Assn. jnates cn^k j'*’"''* "I Japanese police today on sua- he refused to answer reporters' .Vtgerian’ National toleration , "No single person and no single Hls apeech was beamed to the na-.,, Elsenhower s golf xtvhen making | Spread your fuil oil payments evenly over many (Continued on Page Twenty-three) .tape recording of radio senpt , , .j.^ p, question.^ and sstd, "The whole, front admits It organlzeb arm* group, however wise, can name tlon by radio and television. thing i.s fantistic." shipirients to .Aigrrla. months. Avoid heavy mid-winter, bills when .fuel Have 3rd Date $he day or the week when the .up­ He was introduced a t the-con­ Sent him by the Democratic Na-I jonea ^N cw Haven. . Conn.. tioiial Committee. .Staid old Wim- Kissinger said. "I think the po­ consumption is high and other expenses are gener­ turn will begin,” the President ference dinner, by Vice President businessman and son of a Yale lice have made a very gro.ss mis­ ■THE COIXINEL* DIES London, May 21 ( ^ —Peter State Group Seeks oieaon nans g.ini gridiron great, died here May 8. ally heavier. Call ua today! said. Nixon. take. They do not'know what hap­ Wakefield,' .Mass.. May 2t Tqwnse.nd had dinner at' Princess The slump Is not over by any ■Ihe Vice Prefljdent told the b;isl- Funeral services will be held to- pened." David (Dave) Egan, Boston Daily Margaret's place last night and they’re W'orn by shapely, blonde means', Elsenhower said. He added, pess executives at an a/tert.oon To Assist NHRR morrow at Trinity . Episcopal Shlrakawa said he will refer the Record sports columnist (or more 'stayed six hours.' . however, that reports frw i the session that political pressure for Karol Fageros. Church in New Hayen. ■» than 22 years, died unexpectedly It was the third time Townsend natlort strongly indicate that the an emergency tax cut' directed Family of 2 !2 -year-old girl case to 'the office of the , Tokyo Hartford, May 21 iJPi—A special killed by 4ion in Washington’s Zoo ■ Police Inspector TaunetOahl prosecutor for consideration of today at his home. He wa* 67. has visited .Margaret at Clarence recession la slowing down. so lely .at benefiting consumers stats conimit-tee, armed . with a Shlrakawa said Crowley waa ar­ Known to thousand* of New Eng­ .BL_ Houae, where ahe Uvea with Quejen plans to flie suit...Dr. James N. .formal charges. Japanese proce­ i ^ i i - Once again the President prom­ should be resisted. '• $10,000 appropriation, aet out to- rested thlS'hioi'ning "bn' the-mia- dure gives police until Fridp.v landers as "The Cqlonel,” Egan ' Mother Elizabeth, ^ since he re­ ised that decisions on tax cut Nixon waa .cheered when he sqid Oettemy formally appointed pres- pl'cloo of having inflicted the in­ began his newspaper career with turned in March from a world tour. day . to iee what can be done Ur, ident of the Hartford Seminary morning to do this. The prosecutor ky tfiA ht ■ kart ’•« BLUiJiUNOCO MOTOO fUlks proposals will beimade soon. any tax cut, if one ' ecomes neces­ helpIamIvw -the Pfvao financially-stricken M/«i a 11ar_a9 »>l fslsMM Maata* New ' Foundation _■ _ > > of __ professor_____ of prac- juries which caused Jones' death." theit can hold- CJrowley for 20 day* tha Boston Globe after he was He made the trip after the Wn- He put so much stress on the sary, "should put money' Into the' Haven Rajlroad and Ita commuter tica in its theological seminary, at "We have conducted a thorough without charge, 'u’hile completing graduated ffom Harvard LsiW cess'diaaolved.-har romance with dangers in Inflation ai\d mounting hands of Job creators, as well as service. commencement exercises in Im­ and carrtul investigation... .and an investigation. ' ,i School in 1926.'He was graduated the divorced RAP group captain in' deficits that lie Appeared to rule the consumers.” ■ from .medical reports and teati- from Harvard College and fin State Rep. J; 'T>’ler Patterson, manuel Congregational Church. (Trowley, 48.'' and K|issinger, 82. October 1956 beoause the .Church out the likelihood of White House The President, looking ton and 49;year-old • attorney from Old John A. Roosevelt, president of monies of all persons involved, law school with higheai hMors. dt England .opposes divorced per­ support for a general cut .in fed­ fit,, got an ovation when he was suspicion had beconie strongest retained a Honolulu-bdrn Japanese Lyme, was picked today to head Insurgent Republican Club in New and Yale law schodl graduate, Ar­ STRITCH STILL OKAVE sons remattying. eral income taxes. introduced at the dinner. the 5-member committee appoint- York, says, he is opening “Rocke­ against' Crowlev. ” the inspector TownSend arrived, for dinner at And, James C. Hagerty, bis press .. Elarly in hia speech the Presi­ ■aid. He had indicated all along thur K. Mori, shorily after Jones Rome, May 21 IP) — SaniD*l ed._ by Ohalrman Raymond S. feller for Governor'' clubs in all 62 wap found dead in the Imperial Cardinal Strltch rested well far BUILOINC MATERIALS 9 p.m. Ha drove off alone at mid­ secretoi^, told newsmen in' re­ dent called on all Americana to Thatcher of the State Commission counties of the atate.. .Secretary ha thought the case might Involve night ..Buckingham Palaca' de­ sponse to questions that the Pres­ nqarahal for a new offenstye to pro­ manslaughter or assault rather Hotel suite he shared with hi* bust- the second night aince h* suf­ on Intergovernmental • Coopera­ Of State flulles appeals to Senate naas companions. fered a atralte but hia nondWea LUMBER FUEL scribed the visit as strictly private ident’s remarks about an aarly ds- mote ta early upturn sAd renewed tion. . to leatore $6,669,000 cut from the than ipurdar. -n-tha^aams $etm it used when he clsion on toxea should not be in- economic growth that is. vigorous Shlrakawa aaid an InveaUgatloh An autopsy attributed death to today remaiiMd graye. A hrieC uoo iMyuiit niHlik SlithhlJ—'lEL. MI 9-5253 ,. Also named wars: State Department budget'by the a earebrU htmorrhag* linked to medieai bulietta rferteeed for the ONCE ON SALE rTEM REMAINS ON SALETHROUGHOUV ‘...... last Thuwt. terpreted as maaning naosaaarliy Stot* Senators Floranee D. Fhi--:Kbua«,. .(JoL J. H. Long waa continuing on Frederick M. Open J)aily 7 A.M. to S .P.M., Includinff'WednWfay IllKilL tha Admlniatratloh will ad- Kiaalngar, a Maryland aeebunttat oontustona ba the left ay* and Jrsar Brat'thne that ^_^l|L.K;M4daat mtaa n sfipng nay, Greenwich, and Abntr W. lngton,«6e*n of Weat Virginia ^ a left Mr. Chlaf of DeUk.ti’raf' archhtihep e< O iwdW 1 ^ Afternoon and Satarday Until Noon eeks ' f'■ him ihati^IhalAaith* and tfc* vociuta a eu t industry tad labor .to ra- SMwl, Darlan;. aiul Rapa. Harry B nswamsn and one of tha btdeit who accompanied JonM and Crow- , 7 W . . . START YOUR SET THISf WEEKl Tha decision on taxes, EUan- lay to Tokyo May 6 to buy an oil enght fever. It sal(laile pubUahars in nation, reaches hia (doatkwad m Fasa" BeTMlaeB) a im waa- Ml Pa«« fbortaaa) bower said, wlU ba mada only af- (O m U m U Mi Pag* .(OoBHaMd aa F lf* n ra a ) lOtJi tanksr. ’J' X \) ■AaSMiaH ••'s ’ ^ ' r ■ ' • -

: • 1 PACE TWO / UANCHESTER EV^INQ HERALD, l^ANCILBSTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, MAV 21, 1968 MANC»E;trrER EYJJNWO HERAI4>, M ANCm TKB. CONN. WEI^NESDAY,'MjkY 81, H^6|^ P A G E T H R E E

of ■‘tv information. D n a nmdati; Rtgiontd District 8 Home, of Andover, Robert'Farley 1900 to the s«ni(Mr ti» m todrard Icka s|»yB the title role In "Steve <2? Talcottville Set« McDermott Heads, of Marlborough. Mra. Boyington. close trip axpansaf. . - TV S«t Nm U Swryiet? Canyon” eel fbr NBC next fall... raprehenting Nfbron, and' Mr. and Edward R., Murrow inti|rvtewa Sheinwold oD Bridge Sunday Sen^icef Keeii<^ S t PTA School Seckiiig- Mrs. Walter Nofriir Mrs. Everett Maxehsetor BvMllKg BcraM Aa- FImmm EXPERT As You Like It Britlah J*rlme MIhietih' . Harold Stone and Mist Barbara Keafe, of dover correapoodant, Mra. 'Pasil D. \. the school fsculty. Clyde Wssh- Ptoaatiali]. totophene PBgrim BARLOW'S TV Macntlllan on "See R Now” Fri­ Kstori For War Dead Roger Mcltormott Installed Full-Tin^ Help ____ ALIGNMENT-^WHEEL BALANCING By DICK HOWARD day night . c • Vai .Cliburn, the MItchsw burh,"-. physical education initrui:') 8-8888. BaclOaad—Ml 8-88W ^ RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING . UPPERCUT PIAY t I praaident of ths Keeney St. tof( had been Invited to assist. AjMrleax pianist who eoorfid in K.O.b DECLARER . NMil daekr "TKK KMKMY HKU>W” ilor Staff ION Tellaad Tas«plta. ^ , COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE / - . Russia is on Steve AJIsn’s Show Bolli tUtf volMiraUt 'O ’lMSS ssS Celsf TsleottvlUs ivlll ohssrvs Msmor- School PTA last evening.. He auc- Among ;th* »ew offiesrs serving The Wadsworth Atheneum in Hai^ord Sunday. Bp Alfred Sheinwold NORTH lal Usy Btfiiday with a parsids and ceeda Wiliiam Healy. with Mrs. Boyington in the com­ * ..W Sack Leaunes -' - ■ ssrvldes at the cemetery.' The 'New OoatodUm Needed Surprise Shower ^SEE ^ ^ . ■ which opened in 1844 is America’s • oldest • Althea. Oibsoa, Negro tenhls E v eh 'if your''partner Is the A 7 8 9 Other offlcara installed by Past ing year are: Mr. and Mte- Robert public art, museum. This fact was one of star; will sing on Ed SulUvsn’s best player In the world, ft paps 9 J 9 4 "OrEEArf&UMASiiAtL’^ parade ta scheduled to start The Reglenal District 8 Board Farley of Marlborough, first vice promptly A t.4 p.m. from Main and President Mrs. G. Ltd Hogan' in-... tft Edhcatlan has authorized Super­ For Hiss Dunlap REALTY FINANCING many mentioned in a recent re ’ease from the Shdw Sunday night. ■. . Bob Heps to make things easy for him. This ♦ K l elude Dr. Harold Barrett, first vt.ee presidents In charge of piibltcity; «dll star in a series of eight hour- pays even more if your partner is . * A K Q I S Elm Sts. The cemetery rites wlb intendent Dr. W. Christoff Helzler Mr. and Mra Andrtiw Gasper of cspiUl city iniUtutibn which sn-^ wmr EAST. begin St 4:18 p.m. praaident; Mrs. Richard Cobb, etc- Ist—tiid—8ri nually attracts many, Manchea- long ahoWL on NBC b si^ o in g In actually sotnewhat less than per-; ond vice, president; Mrs. Howard to seek applications from district Andover, second vice presidents ta Miss Cynthia Dunlap, 154 S. GtARKE MOTOR SALES tional Square. Taking part in the October . .> "Kraft Theater” be­ fe0. . . " iVederick Recave, Mrs. Donald residents for a permanent full time charge of program; Mr. and Mrs. Main St., waa honored vnth a mis- terites aa well as a countless num­ FrSemsn, Mrs. 'v^i^ry>'vvs^^rvnrvvvvv>'v>nnrv-v*yv“ neum is the fact that the first film thriller of years gone by, and "The Texan” on CBS.. aga Bouth each had doubletona in needed. cord of Marlborough, correspond' win CKrlson. Miss Dunlap and Repayment Plan "King Kong,” wili. be featured at B 8 « men. son, delegates to the PTA Coun­ e basaedlato rettospecpve exhibition of Pablo The Ohryslcr Corp.. has deetdeiP ■nearts. Bast thought his double-' ♦ Q I 7 • THURSDAY. MAY 22 cil. 171# next regular rheetlng of the ing aecretary: Mra. Gertrude Pren­ Georgs Gentile, 404 Hackmatack Picasso's worHs w as held there in the, weekly children's show at this ton might pave the way for a ruf- Selectman Franklin Welles,*John board Is tentatively planned for tice of Andover, treasurer; and St. w-lli .be married on June 21 at ronfldentlal Sett ice to terfalnate ‘Climax”' or Jung.M, ♦ I 7 - Taloott Jr. and the Rev. Blllson Reports were presented andj, h 1034. Also rimre than S?0 in coins State Theater Saturday. Bill Shep­ They’ve been sponsoring the drsihs flBg trlbk later on, but West could Nsrib last Saxdi Wmt • 9 to 1 Monday at 8 p.m. In the regional Mrs. Richard M, Grant of Hebron, the South Methodist CSiurch. are tossed into the Atheneum's ard, State manager, also announced tell that South would be in post-' Reaps will he speakers at the after aach report, Healy awantofi Arthur Aaron Asm . THE NEW aeries since 1B54 , . . ‘^Anybody t 4 , 1 4 2 B small loving cups aa "Oaqaix” for school library, historian. , - Decorations were aqua (pid pink. wishing well, every year by visi­ this week that the award-wliinlng tlon to overruff East. Pass Fast 3 4 Paw 2 D IX IELA N D cemetery obtorvahees. 'The invo­ .Plan Oroap Members At the final meeting of the year, A buffet luncheon was served by Can Play,” an audience panel cation and bensdieUim. will be outstanding work during the past 180 Mato St., Hartford tors. , * "Bridge on the River Kwal" will show, makes Its debt t lu July on West dismissed thc HSUfflng trick >8..4 Pa« Pali Pa« President Emeritus To Be Ordained Members of the PTSA planning held recently at the regional the hostesses to the 20 guests JAcksim 2-OOM 3 The Wadsworth museum, the be coming here soon. An Alee from his mind, hut came back to given by the Rev. Robert Shimoda. year. school, the PT7IA voted to donate present. x, - ABC-TV .... Ann Sothem stars X OptBlM to d -> BE Mrs. Ruby Loverin will make the The following ’pacars” were , The Rev. Raymoiid A. Berth- committee are Mrs. Clifton B. largest in the State and one of the Guinness twin bill starts tonight as s New York hofSri menager in it afterva few acconda It was true • JAZZ C. Elmore Watkins was slactsd 20 largest art museums in the at the State. that South '•IhniM be able to over- 8 Ontotoadlag data Artlata presentation of flowers- and Wil­ president emeritus of the Manches­ awarded; Best, - producers^ Mra. laume, member of the Glenmary United States, is open to the pub- a new comedy series set for CBS fred Kent will be song-leader. ter Memorial Hospital Board of Phyllis JackatOn and Mrs. Made­ One of the'moat interesting books this fall. niff, but some good might come A K 10 9 8 ^ Haarts—8 8; Dia­ Home MiMioners, will be ordained Uc Tuesdays Uirough Fridays from now on the shelves at the Mary out of this Just the same. • MIKE STANKO’S The Gettysburg Address, recited Trusteaa at a meeting of the Board line Bdtti, co-chairmen of ways 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Saturdays fron> On TV Thie Week monds—Q J T; 'Clubs—J 7. What by N ancy Gozdz, and. the original last night. Watkln«vwbo retired and maaha: beat art director, Mrs, May (1 in St. Peler-in-Chaina Cheney Library it ’"Ilie Shakes­ One of fllmdoms favorite vll- West continued with the queen do you say 7 x. A fttr A SeiKstienal T«(t Spen(or.sd By 0 a.m, to 5 p.m., and Sundays pearean Ciphers Examined” writ' of hearts at the second trick, and S OAK O M U Memorial Day proclamation, read last year as president of. the board Edward Kurtz, chairman of fine Cathedral. Cincinnati, Ohio. He Iz from 1130 to 5:30 p.m. llsns, Dkn Duryea, wilt star iii Answer: Bid one spade. Thia is X 88 Oak St, Maacbeater by Prisclila Welles, will be heard. after 22 years of servlpe, was arte and Lutz Junior Museum; ten by William and EIlsatwtH "Hour of the R st" on the U.8. Steel .all players followed suit the son of Mrs. Howard Bent of : •Present attractions Include the Friedman, the American cryptolo- ' . West next led the ace of dia­ a borderlih* hand, but you should •N o Cover e No Minimum Miss Faith Talcott. C. D. Talq(rtt elected to the post st the same most appetizing climax, Mrs. Em­ 401 Bldwell St. and ths late >tr- K«ith'( and tha Maneha(tar Carpaf Cenfaf Hour, tomghtest 10 on Chsnhel 18. strain to\bpsn qpch huida when time-that aeven other officers of ma Swetzez and Mra. Rydlewlcz; SEE IT NOW! Wallace Nutting collecUon of Co­ gists who cracked the.^amed monds. This made It. Obvious that and John Talcott Jr. are the com­ mand J. BertMaume. lonial furniture, more than 300 He plays a man tortured by ,the you have,A strqag six-card major mittee in chirge of the cemetery the hospital were reelected. co-chairmen of refreahments; best Japanese ~ ’’Purple Code” during Japanese during the War SHd who tlM defense needed exactly one . Father-Berthiaume will celebrate rare pieces of Messiah porcelain, World War H. This book analyses trick more, and that this trick suit. '■'V services. Elmer Weden will serve aa pres­ room designer, Mrs. Nancy CHeary, his flixt oolamn Maas^ Sunday. and a collection of costumes, con­ later meets- his old. enemy in Lon­ ident; Jacob F. Miller, vice pres room mothera'chairman: best doc- the systems used.^-ks evidence to don... Also tonight at B on Chan­ would have to cotne from spades j(C;^yright 1908, Osnaral F m - General arrangainante for the. June’ S, at ll am. Jfi the Church sidered the finest in the East. show that sbme-'huthor other than or hearts. ^^rSa Corp-). Read Herald Advs. Memorisl Day obaarvance were Ident; Miss Jennie Wind, seer* umenUry, Frank 8Uml6r, pub- .of-the Asaumptton.'A inception will IOO70 DUPONT NYLON CARPET The Atheneum’s most recent sc- nel 30 is part two of "Ail the tary; the Manchester Trust Co. licit)’ chairman;. best story, slrtK Shakeapearq wrote the plays at­ King’s. Men," Key Play ' ~ made by William Smith, Gay be held for him Sunday afternoon qulslUon, which went on display tributed to' him. If you’re one of Slmoncelll and the Rev. Mr. Shimb- treasurer; EMward Thoms, ad Edward Royce, librarian; beat .di­ yesterday, is five rare Audubon "Cllmkx” tomoriow a t 8:80. p.m. Wqst now made the key play of , miniatrator: Miss Eva Johh^n, as­ rector. W alter feoth, school princi­ from 3:30 to 8 p.m. tit the Parish those who think Christopher Maf- on Channel 18 presents "Time of leading a low heart; OummY^l* da. Hall. ' Alter It’« Gruelinfif Torture Test Under Auto and Truck Traffic! paintings. Spieaking of art, draw- lowe br Francis Bacon wrote Bill’s lowed with the Jack, and tf was sistant, administrator; and Llewel­ pal; best musical ditectefr, Mrs. ing classes for children up to 16 the tlan^ng,” a real “adult” West­ lyn Woodmansee. controller. Kay Nettleton. school iweretary; Father Berthiaume received his works then you musn’t miss tt^ ern starring Lee Marvin trying to now clear that West wahUd his elementary Zchool education at St. years old are given throughout the book..."Paris Holiday” with partner to ruff. State Group Seeks There were no trustees elected, best casting directpii, Roger Mc­ year at the Wadsworth- Atheneum. ward off his brother’s execution... because there were no vacancies Dermott and Mrti'Dorian Shainan, Patrtclt’a in Hartford and St. A Piece Of Beautiful Barwick Nylon Broadloom Was Spread Directly Across Our Sidewalks, The Bantly Oil Co.* Hop# and French comedian Fer- “Wide Wide World” on Channel 80 .East easily worksd out his part- among the fixed number of trua- James in Manchester. Following , More on Sommer Stock nandel, opens tomorrow at the ntr’a plan. West obviously hald ths PROGRAMS co-chai^en of membership; beat Main St., and Moriarit)’ Bros. Gas Station, Center St., Left For 80 Days, Then Taken Up . . , Half Was Cleaned • p s i ^ i y |{inlt«d comes, to Hartford Sunday after­ To Assist NHRR teet, acreeii Writers. Mrs. FrSnees Con­ high echool and two-yaara„ of col­ Last week we promised-to keep Manchester Drive-In. - . noon at 4 to visit the Mark liwain act of hsarta, yst hs had not Isd lege at St. Thomas Seminary, in local theater-goers informed of ‘Anntle Maine’ at Bueknell It Clearly, it was up to Bast to In odd years the Board elects way, aecretary, Mrs. George Naez- . . . And Now You Can See It—As Good As New! A Miracle Teat That Froves It’s Best FoT Your Home . . . Wifl pru quantities Mtueum. > (CoRttoued from Psgo One) trustees and Incorporators to fill kowaki. treasurer, and Mrs. Jane Bloomfieid. he Joined the Glenmary newi from the many summer play­ Hartford’s Buahnell Memorial '.Top movies on local TV thia ruff. A high niff would do mors Home Missionera tn 1949. houses in the area nnd throughout will close its theater season with week Include "Dragonwyck” (Fri­ good than a low ruff, so East made vacanciea. Harrington. Mrs. Benson and Mra Give You Amazing Service . , . Unmatched Beauty. Pound For Pound It’s Stronger Than Steel ! It Cleans Easily, the State. SO hefe are three more. the “Uppercut” play of rufflng with Burke, East Hartford, and Robert Watkins was a member of the G. Leo Hogan, delegates; and best a 5-day presentation of the hilar­ day, 5130 p.m.,.30), “Dr. Jekyll and T; Caima. Madison. Board trom its inception In IBlfl. , The Oval in the Orove at Farm­ ious Broadway comedy Mt, “Anatte Mr. Hyde” (today, 5:80 p.m., 18), t^'qiieen of s^des. '"yidfp Eyeryday mother to children,'Mrs. William Stanley Lukoz, Itldor* Wolfe end ’ Is Spot and Fade Resistant! - — ------“ .....' ington will open its season on June The atudy was authorized by the He served as president from 1919 Blaklgy.' Jack Cleary. Marne.” June 2 through 6. Sylvia “The Thin Man” (Thursday,- 5:Sk) South had to overruff, and then All Eights a« served recent apeclal aeasion of the icgla- until 1927 and was elected again 18 with "Cradle Song,” one of six Sidney will star in the Bushnell p.m.. 18),"M r. Lucky" CTuesday. he had to give iip a trick sooner The program concluded, W’lth a Refreshments wera aervad by plays on tap for this summer. The H. T. Dlekeasoa 4 Co„ Inc. lature and waa...prompted by 'de- In 1943. Between 1927 and 1943 he short play called ’-'School Daya at Mrs. Emms Swatzez and Mra. showing adapted from: the Patrick H:15 p.m,. 8.1. "It Htppeoed To­ or teter ,to.West’s Jack Of spadev sirea of. Fairfield .County com- served as vies 'prerident.- Hjb sncl schedule’ alM includes “ Kind Blr;” morrow” (Friday, 7:80 p.ih.. 8) Jf i»Mt hii ruffed low,. South ■Porcupihe Junction," -put on under Ginger Rydiewlex and their com­ “Ught Up the Sky,” "JanUs,” and Dennis novel now in Its 22nd print mutera to Improve railroad aerv- Mrs. Msytle C»se Crowell are the mittee. ing. "Auntie Marne” la presently and 'Tight Little. Island'^ (Mon­ would have won with a low trump lea. only surviving members of the the direction of Mrs. Hugo Benson. "Tea and Sympathy.” “The OVal in day, 7:30 p.m., 3). and would have draws; trumps by TTiis was a school. room skit of the Grove’s aiirfusl musical pro­ in its 75th week ,ln New York. ”l t ' la obvioua that the New (>riginal■ Boai~ of TTrustees. rust Leiit year- there were 2(3 traf­ Tickets are still available at the laying down the ace and king. old times. At curtain time Mrs. duction this season will be "Won­ Any person Who operates a Dally Qaeetioa lAVen Railroad is in difficulty,” Benson presented the cast with a fic doalha on Connecticut atrastz derful Town.” adapted from the ^urimell box office . . . Mrs. Lee Patterson said, in commenting on to the J959 Legislaturt to help the and highways. > .That means th at' Shaehan, Mrs. Ethel. Armstrong motor vehicle without a license, or As dealer, you hold: Spades— huge "Oscar" in the person of opular-- comedy ' "My Sister operates a Motor vehicle in viola­ hia teak. "The welfare of the rail­ ■Uqatloit;-” Oscar Kurtz. The cast included one ..person was killed to traffic and Mrs. Helen Gorman were the road la important to everyone In lileen.” tion of llmitationa imposed by a M ''-Ito - -- - Roger McDermott. Mrs. Barbara everjrSl hours, aaya ths (Connecti­ gThe Valley Players who perform winners in Sunday's Manchester limited license, shall he fined not Opnnectlirut, and especially on Crulckshanki, Mrs. Madeline Bot- cut Safety Gommlaoion. remind­ at the Mt. Park Casino in Holyoke Fine Arts Assn, outdoor exhibit ^mnek eommutera who depend on it to more than one hundred dollars or ti, Mrs. Betty Skelly; Mrs. Kay ing motorists and pedestrians that will open with ”A Visit to a Small Manchester record shops have it imprisoned not more than thirty GORMETS DELIGHT! ELECTRO«ICS 9*1 to and from work.” Public Records Nettleton, Mrs. Frances 0»nwZy, moist accidents ara directly attrib­ Planet” on June B. Other high­ —’The Purple .People Eater” by days or both, says the Connecticut THIS THURSDAY Patteraon who has. done aome William Healy, Walter Roth, utable to disregard of traffic laws. lights of the 11-production season Sheb Wooley. The trickieet diac out Safety Commission. LABORATORIES preliminary work In this field said Will- be..Agatha-Christie’s "The in -.many months teHs tho stoiy of • Y anked that his Sim may be to get the Warrantoe Deeds Mousetrap” from July 7 to 12, an<] the little man from outer. Space Pot Rout three states through which the '^Jasn an^ Filfrleda Laine to R<^ "Bus Stop” the week of Aug. 11. who wants to Join an American railroad also passes—New York, ert^lC.^ and Elsie M. Luurtsemk, with muahroom 277 BROAD property at 161 School 8t» The Cantor. Show Shop. Just rock 'n roll band . . . Our pick aatticc, mashed MaasarhusetU and Rhode laland - we*t of H artfonl.on Rt. 44, will to team up with Connecticut in .Stephen'PV.Rosstter Jr. to Ar- for record-of-the-month is Eddie USHNELL potatoes and RADIO T 1 I E V I S I 0 N ^ u r L. Dauht^Jr, and Margaret sta rt its season on June 23 wdth Townsend’s T Would Do A nyth^ vegetables Striving for a aolutlon.- Wayne Morris starring in "Happl- For Your Love.” If you like Roy ”It doesn't appear that Connertii^ Daunt, ,’^bperty (W Walksir St. fiftp a V L est Millionaire.” Other shows set Hamilton or A1 Hlbbler, you'll love IM0N.-FRI., JUNE 2-6 cut can do much by itself to help Emeirt Richardson to William S. and Ethel Bouton o( Windsor, for this summer there are "Moner Eddie Tbwiisend. BaBn Taas.1 Thart« Frl. at ARTHUR'S Iteitolag FloriSta the railroad.” he added. s; CANDID WEDDINfi property on Del Rd. que” with Lisa Farraday, "Holiday Although W nC radlo'a seriec of I f l i t iuBh Walt at liN pjii RESTAURANT Connecticut, he said, does not for Lovers” starring Donald Wood, Ezecator'a Deed stereophonic broadcasts of PhllS' "W hen People Meet to E a t” hit the railroad tax-wise, as. hard and ■’’Whits Sheeppf the Family” PHOTOIRAfHERS PARK HILL ms soine of the other stetes, end Estate of late Howell Cheney delphta Orchestra concerts is over, Mala St, Oerxer of SU jaiaea with Edward Everett Norton. the station atill continuea stereo Alse SpeclalbdBg la Flewar Shop he said that there may have to be to Rayihond T. and Rosalind T. SAKRETE PRODUCTS Some shift in taxation policies'. ()uish. property on Forest 8L Local Trio In RecH^ programming on SuAday After­ 341 COLOR Inrarporatioa Certificate m The "T’-lo.La Jeunessc”—ivtplin- noons using material from PlewfM Ry W in Patterson; a veteran legislator, 9 X 12’ Covered r V'* Ist Cynthia ’Trsggor, cellist Oiime libraries of cotnmercial recording HERM'S^CAMERA said that the initial steps by his Haynes Medical Laboratory, Mather, a.id pianist Brenda Ann con^lttee will probably be ”t(> Inc., medical laboratory’ and ex­ Are Easily Used Wall-to- Hall or Foyer Covered embroldared ^ compahtea. Ml 3 4 t0 3 perimental Work; (50,000 capital IM^IrOR Cole .— will appear on the pro­ ' -Tejevblon Nw a and Notes N oad PHOTO SHOP gather aa miuiy facta as posslUe.” from Wall-to-wall gram of Tohn J Duffy’s 38th an­ Ml S-TSCf ICU Mala Si . The committee chalfman said atock divided ihto 1,000 ahar^s^f Frbm the Associated Pres-, wires tse a U S la MaasIM Arass ' 8 B. CtBtor St.—Maachestoe and Ready To Use e doerm-eotton ddcren«eott0ii nual .Spring Recital, Tuesday at comes the folio' Ing assorted; bits A N*ir CmmSii Sf that hs plana to go to N^if'York (50 each, all common: -Eugene * JtiOMI lAWnNCC A lO IIIT t ; tn City next week to conf« with the Kelly, Bartaan E Coleman and 9.0 the a.very Memorial in Hartford. (U) SOHN DALT, NEW8 The trio was formed last fall at »»«« l»« W rAUIOC BtNNIt UhaaasI S BartrSrS. Csaa. eastern office of the Council of Leon Podrove, Incorpbratora. Ubasssi S Nso Itovsa. Ceaa. tiM ( S) PEATLBE nLM Mitriiage Lireaae >I(L 45 CEMENT ^ ^arti % slips the suggestion of Cynthia's father, (•••‘S'M Oriiliiel Sfafiss *7 oGtasri U MarMsiSt Csaa. . ."Tltol I'srartaia PaaBas” State Govemmente uid the Metro­ baby dolls Philip. Treggor Who,; years ago. ( MOtTOM Dif COITA ALSO : ChaaaslI SH - - — ' Maas.-- ( SAD DISBBYSABD politan Rapid 'Transit Commission. Robert. Frank 'Stone of 142 ^ 'B U R N S I D E C h a asrii M ~ NtiTBritais. Casa- "AStaaMraa la raataay” He said that the latter group has Ctheslnut St. and Shirley Ann War­ y d u a studied'under jchn^^ J. Ehilify, the t M Scmlt CkaaacI 4# MoIrWM. . Bfasa,., (U ) I LOVE LVCY N o . ^ ^ E M E N T Each v d iM 3 . 9 t :blind music instructor who is well- AKBOW” Ckaaae! M Waterbarr. tisSs "Lsry Oaea Ta Maato completed an extensive survey of ren of 127 Princeton St.. .June 6, t TA««frtcs( troduction C arla” Center. Congregational Church. knqWn in Connecticut music ' cir­ Laacaaltr SrteM fiMl. I*«)i er«k, M S . Mi. (It-SS) WACOM TBAUI commuter problems involving pink, blue, white. cles, In Tuesday’s recital, the ’’Trip o»u» Techile«lBr! M l, 1M a*k. MW. AN. m "Tka BsHlaSia Maarae those who travel to New York and Riilldlng Perinits N o . 80 p a v e m e n t P A T C I T L 7 5 auorted new eoloirei' M Isle. HJI. IM. ' Ztonr** their findings .may be quite help­ Palmer Roofing Co. for'Geb'rge La Jeuhesse” ^11 offPr movements' "Run ‘•Jhe Girt MM OfSMV SrMUtnir SHM fW iirCH TO IIS) MBB o r AMNAPOLMI Malu cMcSi wyMIa W mS MM Marlow, repairs to house at 26 from a Handel sonata and a Bee­ Silent Most , S.-S# USAS) LEAVE IT Y d BBAVKM ful. I t ★ TAM P IT Dining Room 12 x siees S-M-L. •Izes S-M-L. SUlHNBLt. MSMOaiAU HsrtMrS He said the committee also Birch 8t., (325. DUMP IT A^ thoven opus. ’They’li also present Run Deep” Likel.v” 14, COM. S:SS « S4t) TOMBSTOBK TEMBl- Covered from BrahmHi Sixth Hungarian Danee. TOBY "Tk'a Aaaoaaia" . would like to engage a research Horace A. Kimball, erect garage ■rit SrMWiSI ' USAS) THE BIO BECOBO at 126 Avondale Rd., (l.OOOX Wall-to-wall or COURSE, *WOU CAN CHARGE IT’ Concert Opens Band Beriea Oarato). Sa StolfarS, SaSy director, who has done this type PATKmOCKS Ea«4i 33c The summer series of Commun­ C aaara aaA Ba4My Blek work, on a short-term basis. GOOD COLOR NELrxrnON SAT. 1 P.M. KID snow i (It) TABOP.T TTie Connecticut Safety Com­ ity Band concerts will, get undef'. "CBIBF CKAZYKOmSE". TECB. NOW Thru SATUBd Xy (IS) . ATBEB KNOWS BEST Two or three public hearings way Tuesday, June 3 at Educa­ "BoS qalto nebaal" likely will be held by the copi' mission reminds operators ^of Conttnuoua Prpm'5 P3I.: S:M ( S> TV PLAVHOl'SIt mittee. Patterson said, to give the school buses that the s^atto^ ca­ K N O T T Y p i n e P A N E L STATE FUEL OIL ( SAt) OXZtE A.ND HABBiET pacity of any moloT'''Vehlcle used ."Tito Mailr a( Tkraa” railroad, commuters, and othar CONVENIENT » FT. LENGTHS Sq. FL 15c For the First Time Guinness Meets Guinness jj USAS) THE JU LU O N A IB E. Interested parlies a chance to aug- for the trjjiepSrtation of school MODERN HEATING “Tba.8tory •( Paal Mkylar” gest. solution to the problem's. chlldiaai^TMlI not exceed 72, and 1 ' (KAI1 TV THKATEK U>tor> EASTWOOD in 2 Technicolor Rib-Ticklers! St its very best . P a rt I t al -All Iks lU as’a Thatcher, of the intergovern­ no school bus shsll carry- ' FREE DELIVERY more passengers than the leatinz TWO TOP HITS! X M ra" mental committee, in naming^the t:SS ( SI DECOY capaeity4.,Tlolatipn carrieii a ;finc i - jClairk GaiUe . J a u . Pawsll..:. r s) HEW rBOJrriEBS iw 'special committee.saldUbflshope- Bari Laacaatar Clift XabartMa MENTAL MEALTH ful that "afterj»rfful study the of not less than five dollars 'hbr la “The j WYMAN'S . USAS) I’VE OOT A BECB ET group catt-mtl SU«B (ISAS) TV BOCB ' »(j^. A DAY ^ Drivs Into Sumihor R nt CIo m . . . NIGHTLY - — □ <4 BBS (M) BIO NEWS MOST WANTED TONlttilT! "BUCK NITE" □ ^^(iMs) *iy «>* (Ml NEWS A WEATHEB YOU AUTO 8UY NOW! SPIGE BEIGE Beautiful Barwick Twistweal'e DuPont ( S) BABGEB ASDV US) WRATBRB . ' Nylon Brpadloom, enough for three aver- AU Cinemascope! Color! US) EDGE o r NI0HT CABTOON EXPBESS IsSS ( S( NEWS ' TERMS ONLY $10.00 M O N THLY (IS) THP. BIO SHOVr - □ □ “Dr. Srkril asS Mr. Mrdt" 1958 ENt^LlSH FORD |1" USAS) LOVE or ■UFB A Small Depoalt Delivers It To Your Home, Psy In Convenient D'fitvf ‘InTlifatHc A V E Y ’,S FVB I ^-Uinhide , Monthly Amounts! ’ EVERY 1. n I ni ( 1 PiTTSBURGH PMNTS □ o ANGLIA 2-DOOR C t N T W BUCK NIGHT TOMOHT' 1 7 7 ^CENTER — —ST. MOOD” STANDARD APPLIANCE ood FURNITURE CO. including - - - ' ^ A DOLLAR A CARLOAD N. .MAIN ST.. M \ \ ( H l > 'n U -M I 9-12.V) Available in All BVERY WED. NIGHT □ d RvIliriziiWALtNtlE Will Piiit atUMK* Standard Room Size Rugs Tonight Only '(8) Aettoa Hits □ D O □ □ □ □ □ □ .□ □ □ □ □ NORGE WRINGER WASHER $88.00 WALLHIOE Hit Will PiiRt :REO. 8II9 9S (1) "THE VIOLATORS" SATINNIOC* Eim iI MiDDLt \raM Pf»re Rfcsr (M) CWILIOHT TREATES «tt-N) TIC TAU DOUGH I W allhidc (2) "CYCLOPS" M m ( S) SVNOLB AIM - U ill ( S) BbOS feUNMY ’’■-"I Gl»,< In*:"’' SALE SPECIAL! HUGE SAVING! ( SI POFEYE IZ:M ( SI HOLLYWOOD’S BEST WALIHIDE $iMidiss EimiiI For leas than ohe penny n mile you 'enn drive n fton new enr (3) "RETURN 6 f / (SSI Bl'ILDINO AMEBICA US) 8EABCH J t i U TOMOBBOW equipped with large heater and defroeter, dlreetiitnnl Ugiitc. vinyl S:M ( SA) NEWS. SPOBTS A WEATH- (^^M ) IT COULD BE YOU leather liitorlor, foam seat, oil filter, air bath cleaner, tnbeleen EB . ^ (4S) m id d a y Th o v i e WALLNIDE fiiiss ErmiI JACK SLADE" CRYSTAL BALLROOM (») SPOBTSCAST lt:a UK) THE OltiDINO LIOBT whitewall Urea, delivers np to 85 miles per gallon, cnrriea 8 pnaa- (U> THIS IB THE ANSWER 1:M (It). NKWlr 1 , 9 k 12 DUPONT $ IT Q st4s (» ) g a d a b o u t OADDIS sengetii, large aelecM(m to choose from. Drive this ear today. .95 (tt) AT HOME WITH BITTY STARTS TOMORROW X CRYSTAL LAKE, CONN. S:4S (ttl NEWS , _ (Ml DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS You can’t afford not to own one. . i l l ( S) TOWN CBIER UM (It) CONNECTICUT LIFE 4 S M 0 S Y s r fsM < S) .'W INTIBB DOCTOR ItM UN) AS THS WORLD TURNS ( SI STUDIO ST ' tM) NEWS NYLON RUG US) 1 O’CLOCK REPORT (HI I:M jrLAYHOCSE LOW (tt) WEATHER A LOCAL NEWS $ BANK 1:U (ttl AT BOMB WITH KITTS Limited Qiiunlily (Ml NEWS AND WEATHER ° t:M (UMSI BEAT THE CLOUB DOWN RECORD HOP (4S) w to T R K B B NEWS ( S) IN8IOHT8 TERMS (SSI SPORTS FbeUS («) TV TRKATEB PAYMENT This Nylon Carpet Waa Triple Cleaned By .lohn Leavitt. Inc., H art­ ^ K Y mCAX, 1:30 Is (l ;30 r.M. T>U US-ISI DOUGLAS EDWARDS t:M (IS-4t> HOUSE PARTY ' ford Who Will Have A Representative At Keith'a and Mr. Audetts ( s) b a n d s t a n d I (tt) HIOHUQBTS AL.SO AVAILABLE: CONVERTIBLES, Of 'The Mancheater Rug Shampooing Co > Will Be At The Mancheater (t) MY HERO Caipet Center For Free Consultation On Any Rug Cleaning Problems /# (M) NEWS (tt-H) KITTY FOYLE WITTflUllOH 4-DOOR SEDANS, STATION WAGONS You May Have. ' Fri., May 2 3 -''M ELLO KINQS AND ENGLISH FORD TRUCKS TV and RECORDING STABS OF "BABY TELL BIE" MANCHESTER $1.00 A Day'W'ill Pay Your Way With What OPEN THURSDAY MOTOR SALES - maestro celors*- You Save Oh An EngUah Ford Fri., May 30-DAW N DANCE ”YOUB OLDSMOBllJB DBALliR” Keith Furniture NIGHTS UNTIL 8:80 to 1:80 AAf. LoW, Suburbaa Overhead—rServtoe 2nd Te Nona 512 WEST CENTER StRUT *■ l a With "DICKEY DOO o b c I the DOVES^ Ml iM Htt Blish Haiilware Co. 1115 MAIN ST. 317 MAIN ST. 793 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER MORIARTY BROS. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHES’TER, CONN<* "V^^HJNESDAY;^ MAY 21, 1968 PAGE rtvjs PAGE FOUR ^ ilANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. lU^JCHESTElU CONN, \^DNESDAY, MAT 21, 106S , membership subsequently balked response to the Local membership only 80,000 francs (MT triUi btsn on two points. - - at Its next Ineetlng, June 2. ^Will Accept OnlyDeGauUe^^ If he doss get leave. Town^ Union 'It. wanted the probaUonaiy At that tiihe, Hippie**said, the The government has thousands C hief A ttacks period of new town employes re­ membership could decide whether rsisrve security fdrcea mobl- duced from three months to 60 days it wanted to pursue the matter Algerian Junta Tells Pflimlin Used to prevent disorders under Pact Stalled and the phrase "whenenhsr practl'- further with the general manager lea^enhlp of tough,-veteran Inter­ • ...... cal" dropped from a new pgfrtUM^ or sign the memorandum as Jt • . 3?.. ior Minister Jules Moch. The police MONDAY Thm SATURDAY Fo r T ria l W alklights . (OonttasMd fren Pag One) aimed at enabling workers to be­ Stands. deputies In ths psar futurs.' i have sweeping powers of searcb, -'^V ,‘*1'■ ■ •• ^ By Details come better qualUied fdr pfomo> Tbs current political mround arrest and to prevent demonstra­ ' 9 to 5:30 * ' yi tlon. ' ■ theAlgierqmob with pro«De Gaulle rules—which have given rise to- tions. ' Chief of Ppllce Hcrmen O.tnext meeting June 8 what area* ntENCn UFT OKNSdBSHIP^ a > , THURSDAY 9 to 9 should be started on’’first. Two points, both 'descrited as Martin has told union repre­ Parte, May *1 (A>)—Tba *>«teoh ■entiment*. Addressing a rally of mulUpUclty of partlea a weak Hswspspers have been placed -v 1 Sebeiulel l u t night etUcked t. re- ,“We've asked the chief for hi* minor by the town administration sentatives he is opposed to both Government today abottehed all French eetUers and military men executive utd en almost Irrespon­ under seU-oensorshlp with the Im­ eent propoeel by eeverel town dl- ideas,” Martin sgid. adding that Slid town unitm, are holding up changes. He also told the union, in eesworsMp on news leaving nnd In Aigters-rnew a diliy occurrence sibly powerful leglileture—are plicit warning that the irovam- -rectore to try oyt welWighte on fown Highway Superintendent a letter to Local President Ernest entering Ifmnee. But censorship widely blamed as the basic causs manf would take s tro ll Asps If final agreementroh a new . memo­ oontinned on news pubUsbed In —he helled the general as an in- of France's present dlfflculUsa. they Itrlnt false or inflammatory • Main t t t on »n ‘'experimental James “Sheekey has already been randum of understanding for orgaii- Irwin that, "a* of May 15, 1958, •plrlng leader whose words "have consulted and that the Board, might iaed town employes. we do not have any memorandum France. Lifting of the eeneor- Mtmlln resumed the battle baala." ; meet with representatves of the In effect." ehlp, never rigorous, wns raised in your hearts an Immens* armed vfUh an arsenal of poHtleai Appearing before the^bard at As a result, the members St hope of grandeur and national Hartford Electric Light Company. Local Ml, State, County and Munlc. He' added, however, -“The cudgels. FnUD ENDANOBRS MEAT a meeung Iri the Munkrtpal Build­ In last night's discussion, Schen­ ente la a meeting nt the foreign unity." The nation ie In an assembly- ing. Bchendel e claim he Ipal Employes, AFL-CIO, find vision concerning working condi­ Ohlcagd,^>May 81 (FS-fltteMi del criticised other proposals themselves without a new memo­ tions contained In the memoran­ efflee. Correepondente were teld In an oblique reference to De decreed state of urgency giving made in a renoif iMt week that that If at a later period ceneoir- Gaulle'e news conference criticism' deparimeni inspeotora and nseag walkllghte,would impede traffle brought up in regard to Main St. randum almost six months after dum of understanding that expired him the wideet powers any poat- whotesaters worked speedily to- , pedestrian traffic. their old one expired. ehtp should be applied, they Monday of the present government war prsmisr has nad. The measure . and an^Dufeineea on Maim.^t. Jan. Ij 1958, plus the tmprdva- would be authorisfd to commual- system, Pflimlin told the aseembly day t o salvage an estimatod And^e reflated hia, belief'that He told Marte, who said he be­ However, kU provisions In the ments that were included In the awaits only s conflrmUlif voU <-10 mlUleu fNMteb ef lieves pedestrians are not allowed old one, along with improvements eate that news. . ■- he agrMd with "certain critlcleme from the Council of the Republic . the etrect'e real need "and iti oiMlf proposal approved by me to'\be made yesterday of the constitu­ which ie considered a certainty. atod meat periled by aa .enough time to cross, that the 20- in the proposed 1988-60 memoran­ effective until Jan: 1, 1960. will alarm Are In the fliMDB'M-'lIaa- '^hure" ,1a more atreet lightthg fo'^'i^ o n d period allowed them; “was dum approved by General Manager A check doesn't have to' be tion.” He pledg^ that the govern­ Under the new setup no French­ #1 ■eliminate “poor 'lighting condi­ remain in force until changed, for ment's plan for s'trehgthening the man can leave the country with­ ket. The sot last ' not\pulled out of the air.” It is Richard Martin, are being kept In the benefit of the employes. aiM to be legal. It can. also be tion*” and to “prevent accident*. ’ based? he said, on a survey m force by the administration, ated Feb. SO and still be good. executive‘would, be put before the out ppllce permission and can take At a Board meeting April 1. basetb he said, on a survey in Frank Hippie, ap intematidnal aeveral director* mentioned Inter- which ^ e r l y townspeople, includ- f , Martin and the union negotiating Ing “a man. with a 'cane” were, committee completed work on representative of the State, Coun­ eectlon*.. particularly Main and ty and Municipal Employes union, Oak St*., where they thought timed at striNit crossings. | what was thought at the time was XV- FurthermoreXthe chief said, a i the final hraft of a new m said yesterday the next step would rrr- walklights might be installed. probably be to report Martin's They requested Bchendel’* report pedestrian has th*^ right of way i bum wi April 9. But the union With an eye to the poaalbiUty of even if the light lUrfM red while X aetablishing nea- town standards he 1* crossing, for Installation of additional lights. Opposes More Wsilkq I,«ads ChleT* Beport Schendel also crltloirad 'a., pro­ General Manager Richard Mar­ posal by Director Francis 'Jta- Teenager$I Dig tin last night termed Bchendel'* honey to put in more crosswalka, report "excellent” and said he and a suggestion by Marte that that Dancearound” agreed with it* *olution. Martin they be installed at the middle of M\ added that he expects to hear blocks Instead of at intersections. ^ "most any time” the results of a “Very few people use certain State Traffic Commission report existing crosswalks now,” he said, .-r touching on Main St. conditions. referring to those at Park, Birch, In regard to exngrtmental use of and Bissell Sts. "I could put In one or more walKhrtts, Schendel more and they'd still walk between iiatd last night walklights would them.” have to be Installed on all Main “And if I arrested every Jay­ 7 St. lights or else traffic would pile walker down there," he added. “I . np at the “experimental” Inter- wouldn't be able to live in this aections. And InstaUation of walk- town." lights would add 20 seconds to the Also opposed by Schendel was a \ present 60-second cycle of lights, suggestion by Harry Flrato that ne said, cutting ten minutes ourof cer^n lefthand turns might' be X every hour of traffic flow. eliminated agalnMiwoss'trafflc. However. Director Paul Marte The cWk^wadT "If you cut out -X, ■aid a type of manual or automatic left|taiid"nims, you'll increase a light might be found which could ilem we’re facing now.” He be tried out on one cbmerdurinf ■aid traffic would turn further on a peak hour, without-Affecting down the street and come back \' synchronlaatloiMif'^her lights on up the street to turn right—“and l,l€-sizi STbci|l»** the street.--'''''^ then We’d be handling some cars ^ Jjrlta action on the matter, the "Board authorlaed Schendel to see twice.” —m o r « h e p Discussion last night led to a gen­ iTi tf he ean find ■uhh a light. eral concern over‘me tHdflc situsi- X- ey OefO Backs Chief tlon on Main Bt. “Traffic Is heavy ihiiffi e v e r Ih Once-A-Year Schendel'a stand on the need for and something should be done atreet lights was supported last about ft," declared Director Harry night' In a letter from Russell Firato. X Saving SALE Hathaway, of the traffic depart­ Director Gilbert Barnes, men White Suede ment of the Chamber of Com Honing that no accidents have ec merce. curred on a cross-walk since the i Regularly 1,95 NOW A Pair Regularly: 1.50 NOW 1 A Pair In his letter, Hathaway also present lighting system was in o w o n l y echoed Schendel'a plea for improv­ stalled In 1947, asked, "Are we try­ T.66 1 .28 The Very Smartest Styles ed off-street parking and better ing to correct with lights something THREE PAIR.S 4 . ^ THREE PAIRS 3.80 access from Main St. to aid busi­ that can't be corrected with Alee in sosdo, both wMi Luxury Sheers- Dress Sheeiu ness in the area lights?" rubbar Sizes4Mlo9.> Fully Fashioned and. Seamless Seamles* Magi-Lace—Heel and Toe The parking question brought A And Maydr Harold A. Turkington M*gi-Stretch—Over-the-Knee. Stretch . Knee Lengths - suggestion from Martin that the said “we're not traffic expert* and Service Weight Silk Board should "put a burr under we need a complete survey to tell Smart ak any.. >thriftiar than meatf . the Parking Authority" and have us what^steps we should tax*." the chief meet with that group to Regularly 1.65 NOW A Pair ^35 NOW A Pair SNew Chenilse Sress 0 over some of the Main St. park- Washington—The first paper 1.17 >" £ig regulations. money designed for, general cir­ 1.41 Martin, mentioning that the culation by the Government of the 960 MAIN ST, MANGHESTER THREE PAIRS 4.20 THREE PAIRS 3.50 ^■rJ^ere’s Style stratejo? in these chemise Board hag appropriated )15,600 for United States was authorized by f v / ' presses. They be* worn with or with- improving street lighting, aski^d laws of July 17 and August 5, 356 W. 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. . . a ■ > ' ;f:» i '.I, ^ ' ".,s» ’.7-. i I •\...! ' X . ■ . A' \-, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. BIANCHESTER, CONN.« WEDNESI^AY, MAY 21, 19B8 PAGE SIX Duane FoUaqsbee, . December; case of rain either day that meet­ tion. This cofouittee is compeiMd "Beautify Coventry Wssk” whioh Troop 70, eftsr of Mrs. RuaetB W. Ksrker, chair-' ends Saturday. EtJger M. Bols- ' CtBIt* ' - under suspension, 8l08f^' Bdwanl thraa slngHa to halp his own eausa. morial library may ba aa«i Coventry; Mrs. Ronald Knapp and Mra. Rich­ ing will be postponed-untU May Yoor ard A. Dublalcaa, mlecellaneoue. . 29, sama ^mq jand place. Further num, Mtae Pdtricia Arra, Mrs. Al­ bfystery Bide . benqust Womsn’fl South 'Windsor F. Stsvens of ScantM Rosd, Bsst Hala of the Cubs waa rellevad hy day and Thursday for the raat of MeINTOSH APM.IS North Coventry Firs Preaeriptiptia WindMr, disregarding a traffic the month. The houre are from . Oardea C8nb Pbrnte details may be had. from Mrs. bert J. Booth. Leon A. Lahrte and The. Mr. and Mre. Club bf th4 Murphy with Johnson doing . the Elisabeth S. Bqoth, aatociate 4-H M rs. Benjamin A. Anderson, Second Congregational Church leslvins at 7:46 p.m. Hera Fiano-Gavis Wedding signalv .88 bond forfeited; Bdward catciiii^. For the Indians It was 2:80 to 9:80 and 6:80 to 8:80 p.m. 2 0 1 k & $ 1.00 The Gardeii.Club has landicap^ ,oug« for 'Bapt Hertford. A-t e V e n s o n of-Ferguson’s Brick 6 runs on 7 hits and 4 errors while The Art Leagha plans a hroritehim Coventiy Grammar School Groundt Club Agent a t '13 Park St., Rock- OE8 Auction Set will have a mystery dinner out Water Group thU fall. I f enough i n t m t ft LOUIS BUNCI FARM ipal Hired where It planted two red maple vlUe, Climax Chapter, OES, will have Saturday. Beservations are being F i r i t CongrsfsUonel PINE PHARMACY Yard, .intoxication, 819; WilUsm the Cube ecored 8 runa on 4 bits . - .880 W. OBNTEMlrr. . choir, 7 :S0 p.m., - gwnctu- 664 Oeator S t—Ml 9-8616 Til* muTla«« of Mis* V*lerle B. Vanlandlngham of Jsclcson-' and 2 errors. ehown an art class may ba formed,^ trees at the driveway oval, and Qlrl Seoul Badges an auction rummage sale, home- made with Mre. Robert Visny. Thi TEL. m 8-8118 evergreen and laurel at the play- baked foods, plant and white ele-. iprmm will leave at 7:30 p.m. frog Coventry 4-H WoodwiJHters, 0«vto, . ^ tte r , co-leaders, will Pauline Little, telephone pngrim Rev. Stanley Hastillo. Mrs. Bar­ Reynolds Reelectod aasumes his duties .as aaperlntend- Tuesday at the Nathan- Hale Com­ Ootgliig Events and Mary Prouix. Brownie Troop 70 will meet after accoapaBijr the troop. Lowest Prices President B. P. Williams ex­ '91 Indian St., Thompaonrille, 'in­ the next five days, T b u r a day munity Center. General chairmen 2-6281. bara Murphy was'' solols't and or­ plained two methods «f financing. toxication, 810 and Mary A. Norman Reynolds has been throhgh Monday will avarage nor- \r*jLP. $1^ ant of Coventry Schools. Tlw -tteoMmHPtlgriiB-ErilowsUp Proficiency badges _were giv­ school tomorrow at the home of Ismorrow’s Events LARGE SELECnOS^ ganist. Snapdragohs and carna­ elected for the fourth year as pres­ Fisher replaces br. Worcester are Mrs. Richard W. Oronback and will prewnt .two 1-act playa for en Susan Bigelow, Katherine Mm . la^rHrHMavert^fbrB Joint According to the first plan the Schmitt of Ehist Hartford, follow­ Dial to slightly below normal. Warren who will retire effective Scout Poet 63 Charter Memphis — The beat preaerved tions decorated the altar. developer pays outright for the ing too cIoMly, 80. ident of the South Windsor Art Warmer Saturitey, cooler Biinday ^ottarton-f Mrs. Sanford Jones. About 130 per the second time to'the public at Brand, AliciSv Brennan, Donna birthday party for Janette Bote- N i|^ , 6 p.m.. Legion Home; First Ovil War earthworka are in Ten­ League. Other officers Include: Nov. I after epending three years eons plan to attond. p.m. Friday at the Church Com­ Bruneau, Louise''-..prcnrley, Joan ^ Fotterton'G Presented In marriage by her water main and the company re­ U ftle lioague Opens Vice president, Mra. Blsie Moiriton; and Monday. ' ^ as superintendent In Coventry. Dr. 8 vert', whose birthday Is Thursday ingregatlonal Church Sunday nessee a t Fort Donelaon National 180 Csntef 8 t, Cor. of Church father, the bride was attended by ceives a rebate for each dwelling. V In tfie Little League owning 'Normal mean temperatura 180 Owter St. Oar. s0 Cbveli Thera will be 13 tables, deeignat- munity House. Directors will be Deween, Gloria Dubord,' Dorothy and Undl Co.jrin, w h ^ birthday >I Staff, 8 p.m., Kingsbury Military Park. secretary, Mrs. Bvhlyn Browne; Warren waa Coventry’s Srst euper- ing the months and one mte* Dubord, Nancy Eaton,'Mary Rose Miss Jeanntne Duquette as ciald of, By terms of the second plan the gamea last night, the Indians beat treasurer, Mts. Helen Quiley. the' Hartford area 63 and fttigM intendent after the town divorced 12 Mies Joen Ayer and Mtse Anne is Friday. Mre. Johr "r. Cousin, honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. water company finances InatBlla the Cubs 6-3. Trailing'3-2 in ihe Council meipbera pC the league from a high of 75 to a ImMlc 80. Itself from the rural supervisor cellaneous to be approp^tely dec. Reynolds. Money earned will go Fitspatrick, Shirley Fraser, Ju­ leader, will aeelsL • X 01ad>’s UVro and Miss Mary Par- tlon and la guaranteed a IS per fourth Umli^, ^he Indians broke are Mrs. Lawrenca'Orennitn, Mrs. Precipitation will -'totgl one system. He Said he plane to devote orated In keeping with the epecl. to a motion projector fund. dith Gould, Bonnie Granger, Ban- The troop Will tour the maklan. Joan and Judith Gavis, cent gross return a year. y up the game, with four consecutive Unda Schub, MTO. Irene Magee, quarter to three-garters of an his time to writing In the public fled month. Light refreshments The Gleaners Group of Frag- dra Hotchkiss, Cynthia James, ford ..toltce . Deparimei^ after sisters of the bride, were flower The Connecticut' Water Co., a hits. The battery for the Indians Mra. Anne Steiger and Mrs. Cecil Inch Dccurring.A8 scattered show­ school admlnlMratton field. win be served by the table host- ment Society of the Second Con­ Nancy Lassen, Carol Mills and -a^Mol May ”9 'when seemona will girls. whoily-owmed Suburban subsidiary, was Andreoli and Woodcock. An- Reynolds., ers or thupdenhowen Friday ORANGE HALL The new prfncipal will receive gregational Church will have a Carol Slwek. ckSMatlp.m. Donald J. Ziemak, 06 Cooper Hill is now franchised to serve South dreoli struck out nine and hit T t ^ f t Exhibition at Wood Me­ night and' Saturday. - EAST CENTER ST. an annual salary o f87.125, with an Entertainment will be furnished food sale Saturday at Hale’s Dept. PTA to Meet ' deaa4ip Se't St., was best man and ushers were Windsor. A case pending In Tolr extra 8100 for traveling ex^nses. by the foUowing committee, Mrs. Store In Manchester. Mrs. Edwardl - Coventry o ammar School PTA The S-e c o n ' Congregational Where Valentine Piano, Bolton, and Har­ land County Superior Court la now Blllingham la a graduate of- Clarence A- Bradfield, Mrs. John E. White may us\ contacted for meeting will be held at 8 pm. Church and'paijsn 'will have a gen­ old Crosier, 110 Rusaell St. blocking extension of service to Cushing Academy, Aehburnham, Kersen, Mrs. Joseph Eaton,- Mra. ditalla. Tuesday a* the auditorium- in the eral clean-up ttorkday Saturday at The bride's gown was fashioned the local area. Williams .ex]Mlned PARIS CURTAIN SHOF^ FOR RENT Mass., Class of 1942. He received Richard J. Breen, Mrs. Marion V. The annual Tolland County 4-H form of an s'-hlevement ni|^ht. the grounM and. building. The of all-over embroidered tulle. Flo- that his company' now usea only hie Bachelor of Arts degree from Gregory, Mrs. Gronback and Mrs. Demonstration contest will be held Science and toadlng will be fea­ Fragment-'Soclety WlU'aerve lunch there's Ilf one million gallons from Its Snip- For wedding pnrttee, daaeea, Boston University In 1948 end then Jones. June. 26 at the Church Community. tured. to. the/'Workere at n'oetn at the . ral appliques accented the scoop crisp, eas|^to4arB-for V House. Club members will demon­ .^neckline and short sleeves. A s ^ - sic reservoir in Rockville 'which ledge meettege, eto. his Master of Arts in Bducatlon Table h^tesses are Mrs. Harold The nominating Conunittee will Church Community House. ITie has a .15 to million gallon poten from Fitchburg, Mass.,. Teachers strate in bomemaking and agri­ present a sla^e of offle'ere for elec­ program will be in keeping with loped flounce over the dome-shaped 20 E. Carpenter and Mrs. Ellsworth cultural practices learned - through ...th e re 's skirt extended into a cascade of Ual. woshqM* brocHleleth ,, College. Ha is studying for his doc­ Oreenleaf, January; Mrs. Arnold W. N. McKinney, Suburban C A U Ml 3-7850 torate In education at tha Unlver- club leaders: There will also be a ruflles forming a court train. Her E. Carlson juid Mn. Lawrence B. public speqking contest. veil of impm-ted Ulusion fell from general manager, explained that ilty of Connecticut. Cape Cod Cyrtains Fentiman, February; Mrs. Gregory A locM training session for club ./*■ a crown ^ pearls. She carried a the company advocatei the use of or Ml 9-3770 Hie 10 years of teaching include and Mrs. William B. Ho.tcMdas, members planning to enter the mother of pearl prayer book with mains at least eight inches in dia length 12.70 pr. - one year at John Marshall High March; Mra. Robert E. Clapp and School In Cleveland, Ohio; two county affair will be held from 9 ' SAVE ME two white orchids and streamers meter. Hydrants are tnatalled at 45** length $3.40 pr. Mrs. James R. MacArthur, April; a.m; to noon June 21 at the Robert­ GOOD NEWS to CInbe,' Lodges, Societies and especially totbB Brides- i of stephanotls and. Ivy. 1,000-foot intervals, giving rest 54” length 83.78 pr. $ n .69 > yeara at Central School, Orange, Mrs. Frederick C. Rose dnd Mrs. dents the most favorable fire lif- 68” length $8,00 pr. Mass.;: two' years as ' teaching son School. Mre. Everett N. Barth To-Be. We have ealarged our downetaln banquet hall so that • The honor attendant wore a rincipal at Center School, Robert A, Doggart, May; Mre. and Mrs. Kenneth S. Lyon are In we nour oen aocamiitodate more than 186 people seated for din­ walU length, priBOss style g o ^ aurance rates. All 72” wide to the Felex Vero and Mrs. Herman Lt> charge'Of arrangements. No rib-^ ner. Still, by merely putting up our removable wall we can sub­ Installation charges' a ^ ' about 30” Long 'empleton, Mass.; and five years of white and blue print nylon Pas teacher and teaching principal Doyt, June; Mre. Frank J, Kris- bons will'be given at this session^ divide for . smaller groups. You nuy |wepare your own dinners sheer. Velvet streamers lent back 8175 for residences nltth art aver­ FOR toff and Mrs. Joseph R. ' Kabllk. Outdoor Project age yearly water bill of .|35...... Washablrirotton broadcloth curtains a t Bakersvtlle Elementary School, here for we have complete Idtohen facilities.- Upstairs, there Is a interest. She wore a large blue hat that ate scented with flowers-fresh F m Hartford. July; Mrs. Ethel Cargo and Mrs. Local extension service home­ spacious ballroom for dancing. We have a large off-street pnrk- KINQ Gn BEERS and carried a cascade of blue arid A commission fhember pointed S A F E m S A K E Anton M. Lassen, August;' Mrs. making groups and 4-H leaders out that one potential user of the ^a:^rance that brings new sparkle . Blllingham' is a member of the lag lot and Best of all our rental rates are reasonable. Call or ANHEUiCg-BUSCH. INC.. ST. LOUIS ■NIWASK. LOS ANGELES white carnations and Ivy. The k'Md freshness to your windows. Tat- . Torrington'Men’s Choral Club, Phi Dudley Ferguson and Mrs. William of the "Family Fun and Outdoor writes service wquld be the Avery S t And LoN9tr TIrt W«or Phillips, September; Mrs. Dudley X gowns bf the bridesmaids were School. Nt» route has yet been es^, [ lored with 2'' ruffle, theae gems can Delta Kitops fraternity, the Con­ Meals, "Project are invited to a similar to that of the maid of tablished for the water main. , be - tobbed and ironed in a Jiffy . . . Diiv« In For Oar necticut IMucatlon Assn., the New A, Brand and Mrs. Robert Skinner, training class on sating and play­ TNE LITHUANIAN HALL honor. Their flowers were blue Fair Group to Meet are highly mercerised to insure last­ Hartford Education Assn, and the October; Mrs. Burton C. Hansen ing outH>f-doors at 10:30 p.m. 24 GOLWAY STBEET, BIANCHESTER—AU 9-8155 carnations and ivy. The flower ,■ The Wapplng Fair Aasn. will ing beauty, vat-dyed to resist fading. , Conneriicut Elementary Princi­ and Mrs. Joseph I. Grosso, Novem­ Monday and May 28 at the home If No Answer Call MI 9-8560 After 8 P.M. girls' dresses were of light blue meet Friday at 8 p.rri^ht the home Choose Pom Pom Cream, C arn^on pal’s Assn. ber; Mra. Ralph Gale and Mrs. of Marion Footes In Hebron. In j '' organdy. They wore floral head of Mrs. Hannah Williams of Tol­ Pink, D m rt Beige, Gardenia Wnite, pieces and carried rnimature cas' Jonquil Yrilow, Turquoise, Nutmeg. FREE land Tpke. This' Is an especially cades of blue carnations and ivy. important meeting and all officers Matching -94" valance. 41.29. Ball Mra. Gavis was attired in a blue and directors are urged to attend, fringe tier curtains in all colors, 30" dress, white accessories and cor­ directors say. $2.69; 36" 83 7^ Matching valance sage of tea rosea. The bride­ Court Oases 81.29. groom's mother also chose blue were presented at with white AciiesSdri'es and a cor­ Monday" nlglU^ session of Town Werli done hy experts en all M « ^ Flusheis Fa# R ight sage of pink rosea. They tuuiat- Court here wllh'-fines and bond nbhTenllMal Buskea e* earK . ed the bridal party at a large re forfeitures totallng^'-uiore than eepUon at the Rainbow Club, Bol­ Pltcito br Pallot 8300. MORIARTY ton. ' Diapositiona by Judge Benei For a aouthem trip the bride MRS. PAUL P. FIANO Kupchunos included: Charles W. ■elected a green sack style dress, Pontiac of Springfield, Mass., iOTHERS 0 « i t beige coat and accessories. On driving under the Influence of In­ ;URTAIN SHOP SOI-gtSsCenter Street fO » their return the couple will make in the library of the tjhlted Air­ father ai»d brothers In the opera 829 Mahi^t.~Tel. MI 9-2747 TelephtobJO 8-8188 their home on Hebron Rd., Belton. craft Corp. The bridegroom also Uon of the Rainbow Club. The» toxicating liquor, fined 8102, and presented personal gifts to their reckless driving, 821; John T. The bride, a graduate Of Man- graduated from Manchester High 0 0 aheater High School, is employed School and is associated with his attendants. Laelalre, Bast Hartfmr^ driving REDUCE up to 6 pounds the first 2 d a ys. up to II pounds the first weak 0 0 0 I III Cool Summer Apparel P A Y N O T H I N O I For Men and Women at YOUR TiirRStON^ ! 1 "nrreyrr J m I Peeler's Fietwlptlewl l evelitHewery Hfw I O h lachtt from wtitl. hipt. Oteka. X STO R l r e a d . 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Ibty could clay that way) . . eouM cootiaua to kaap thair 4th week " " 4 4 pounds lost ' R w i i a ' watghl uodat coMrol, for at long aa thay tth week " " 49 popnds lost Ym, k'« Ow tiuiias I THANKS TO THIS AMAZINO 'wantad to . . . araa lha raat of tbclr Urt.) 856 M A IN ST, MI^JOOO ^ ^ bssrS shoal • 4 . **' Bt^V aa BOW thay had aa actiya, fat- MEN’S COOL SHORT SLEEVTS WBSM4 IS nr > • • ■ ' sTsUshi* f it ihi DtVnOPMlNT, YOU CAN 'faducing raptmau araHabta that would ac- ■'i■ pHadpla ka Wa aaa THIS IS MUST POWERFUL 9R9 0 ' YOU HAVE e sa sis i s s ssoil ts bt M iT D o s t taka ■ora detfhi'a prtacriba than any alhar New yaa eta ey Ifcit rnry taan taatad IVER^EN FOR AMY REDUCING REGIMEN! NO sat eare far W yrata e ta raarmltl Tty . . aaw hg aoaihlaatlaa at laaradi- aad ptom a pita to tha paiTtcr of your PRODUCT SOLD IS AS BlfBCTIVE 6 S l.f.D.R. Discount X Ob anoim plas for IS «aia aadnU at p t i madlcgny prawm la ba tha mmm own kaan wkbent riaUag eat aiaglt $1.63 kl h naifc far Isr lha Mfaalainiha tf taetat fat aaar pauoyl Priced 1 easoBi fislatoe team ea Vied llatleelehlBgly eaeetttfal eUaP Thi( aBuiag pUa naat attk ap to d I'xr’ jsssr atI a:hh aaas sasadaa MteM la ami laHil panada at ugly, arc an fat rhht off your 2 DoakaeaspalltotS body e lha Sttl two days . . . up to II WHY YOU SHOULD TRY E.E.D.R. JVsr a h u e pceduclag tgatt . aat a 6tsT pay saa ifstb r m f i ■ pootot la tha tral 7 days. . . or you dooT IVIN IP YOU 9ROMIIID YOURMlf YOU WOULD awoat watar toppotad to "kffl” year appa* pay out tingla panayt NlVlk TEY ANOTNIR RIDUaNO RI6IMIN AGAIN I X Taa baaa aatUas is kna M stir ful tita . . . adt giant pflla ar eaptulaa, tUt Than am aot Uta cUlmt. 'riian a n not Art you r person who b u tried everything? . . . d«nt pills and capsules 3 and 4 Umei Re^a $2,95 Values an for yosnrifl Yon bs Um Jodiat lUiid aatooadlag compound It Ukt uMhlm$ yaa akaggaratloat. Yoiir own doator wilt tall M dsy? a . a fid diets? . « . powders you sprinkle on food? o . . exercise?.. . . gedgets end Shna adisliee flees. Tbes taka idTaotasa Mart trot M et beton, bectuta k kat Jaat you tha aame thlngi This pita was ptoraa gimmicks? a . . evcrjihing and anytbtng that promised freedom from those extrs pounds of a( Ifch faafaitle se-riak olfsri btaa mada trafltbla for Iba flnt tlm r 'aimoat 100% aSactim fat doctor prored fit that are epoiliiig your figure end endangering your health? New \Pash ’n wear, ciacfon and cotton blends, jreiuiine phija cottons in Ivy League, Arc you a person who swore you'd never try another reducing plan? Slop and think a ararl beapiul laaltl It worked far coonilan novelty and regulation styles. All washitble. Full cut. Solid'colors, plaids, checks, oiliCT aornuUy hcaltky emrwalght fHkt moment. Wouldn't it be a shame if E.E.D.R. wot really the one product that could help jHmtrswHY It h g a iria n a iW a , gSaraataad tOta* aitd k wlU work for yool you, ^uid you didn’t at least try it? novelty trims. Sizes S-M-L-XL. x. You see, regardless of what you think, regardlcu of how many times you have been tfra. gaaiaataad to pmfetai aot pa^ sat FUr the atkt of your health. 'far tha disappointed before. E.E.D.R. really worksi Really does everything we claim it will! It s o m n sMODuas two, bat an Ikfta faatHaat aacaaaay.tor taka of your appaaraaca . . . araa to pro- safe, it's quick, it’s easy! In doctw-supervised clinical tests. It was proved to be astomsh" .. oqtnwosici qoIA ater, tam fanabti waljht tadae- loag your Ufa . . . yon oan e*a yourulf ingly tuccesofull miiIk£|MHiL timUThh It what k daft.. to mdiical And e lha opialoa of atir a>- And no wonder . . . For It It tha only reducing regimen sold that Is really like a Men's Hash 'n Heat Men's Wash 'n Wear U)luii£poe6, pttta tha raiy ban way le do akactly that doctor’s prcKription. It flushes away bloat, H keepa you from feeling hungry, and it actually Hass o s ew fialat lirsim Uerwari , I. U B JIJL Saakat away tha hloa|.nka ta to e tha aid of lha E6.D.R. kKcHoria picks you up and'makcs you feel better than usual while (hose ugly pounds arc coming pfi! iwiMnhie faan .bur as'yaw a m -Waitr that auktt ap te 10% at your pUm And how they come off actually fosier than evor before! ’daawr wmM h O Umf aBt...tbt asnr kiad nrat day . . . w araa that watar , . potaibla to mtka H tt s ^ o r you. Wa hart be to look better and feel better . . . to really be slimmer and trimmer than you have been / ' aukaa yoa iaaa waight ftatl M tktt you pratcated you rrie tiff apportualty ■ to in years! That's the opportunity that now awaits you! And you can do it gll wiUrout risking Reg. $7.95 Vais. Reg. $5.98 f als. yaa art ycobsMy toaOUt «ieh . , . eaa* one single pennyl Simply atnd for E.E.D.R. now. -v nal, a t SMsOabta, laSosa y o u waiahcl taa tad fast rtto lu almeat laauatlyl obtain, for tha SrtI time trar, tha u a u Dacron 55%, Rayon 45%, Drip-dry Jackets of 65'; type of audicttloo dectora pmeriba for Try H few os tong os you like. If you ore not latiafied. you oire under no obligation to CUSTOM Fan Jkara W faiBiih ths w n pewar. Fas 3 BJLDJLactoanyabaayaaabeoM,., keep It. All you do la mail p u t (he unused portion and get your money back Immediately, the Ideal combination, sol­ dacron, 3594 cotton, zip­ orarwalght patluta, Tha real it up to you. haaatadolhaalaWlasI Fan hart to an a u k tt you fat) pappy,tad alart. Halpa If you raally-wtal to raduca, you caa. So ■o quoatiOBS asked. You ore laing. not buying. If you don’t get the results you hoped for, ids and shadow checks. per front, seif yoke lined, < you m anataa that tirfd; draggad.oat you bavd paid nothingi and at leooi you bavG hod th* satisfaction of trying this amazing First quality. Sizes 30-42.' slash pockets, tan and. Satm 4ia lha faoda yim tafay aatinti ritot now, SU out Iba aadotad erdat form, new prothicc. You bare nothing to lose but ugly fat! : .00 n m , aa4 a a b Ihaa. « to U pouadt tha Snl Jr.— -Misses— Sleeveless Jr.— Misses aaanaakht panaa, yaa Iliad aaotbar plu, weak. . . up to 3t poaada lha Sial mooih. -M’^R a la a ie - ■ ' - ' ' and atfl aaMhar: Aad ths lasaHaT Always np to 4t pouada to a to ten pttiod at 4ha aaaaa hsaitbesakim aiotyl U nit or to : ■ / , -■ ■ ilnwl Day by day, aahiy aad oarp goieh- BLOUSES SWIM SUITS • Built-in autemafic linf lilfer' Full size washing eapaeity • Guide Lite Control * ItM la wafgul Uttla or aa laadag atfset ly, aura awRy eta anr btfata, egh Address: works full time, removes more linf 24" wMe That what did yaa do? Wan yon Uka Bgir. haakh deattaylag paaada atamd la F Reg- $1-98 Vais. Reg. $5.9846.98 Vais. Cycle Tone Control Oka a m aal waona wheat nltaity aaias. anh pwayl _ SOLD ONLY AT h a a m hbMaltt wtta wpaaud la ear New Lastex or cotton Banforlzed. first quality. . swim aulta, the SMlne • Extra Automatic Rimes leaya clothes ■A ^ ■ alWaal am ir OU yoa dtaodrar a btittr, WhOa e a v a n attUag 0 m dtlM nw " new styles, white and col- * 'Single dial contro.l nwta aettH is way w itdotaT WtTUOVT g n tli a d a . e a y wets latiag walgki. BuiU eelUng w elsewhere * Delicate Fabric.gulde /' i Whto e w ama aolaylag kMolkaraanlat ,1 ore. OuUtandlng values..-.^ Selictiye wafer _-_,_tolter . r e g r u j u r w n a o v r f a d o r .for much mort. See them • 7 Rinses ' fempereture^ X .FFAXFAFlON DlMTSt WITBOUT ' I , NOJV—only ' , X' TMM.MMSD FOR TRMMBNDOUS * fop loading Full 10 lb. Capacity W tU fO irM RF HARTFORD — MANCHESTER to- ROCKVILLE :• ■9,' " ,, .. **, ” ■>' i ; - ' ''

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X MANCHESTER EVENING HERiM^» j*^^C**^STER. CQNN, WEDNESDAY^ MAY gl, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ji^DNESDAY, MAY 21, 1958 PAGE NOiE PAGE\ ■EIGHT . . __ part of the century, CondlUone be lax about coats without pricing Green Thumbers . IMiUMr will be aarvinl tomorrow at probably be morn after a thorough and ih to tha ground In a ffianrliPBlpr ^ A Thouffht for T»da] have Improved grisatly. and the ‘Bolton 4:30 p.m. at the school cafeteria. Flames Destroy survey has bean made. caacai aparka. its products, not only out of for­ church has endorsed Lopez Mataos' Mar^hdax A meeting for paranU of next Jack Wilde, mill superintendent, laa wars seen by par­ eign markeU, but out of the Amer­ Sponsored by the and the government In general. •. HearFaVretti said eight million beard feat of as far away aa Victoria, B. C., INVESTMENT PROBLEMS ^DPttu;^ Ijprala Oounetl'of Olint year’s Grade 1 pupils will be held Big Lum ber Y ard ican market as well. 7 Lopez Mateos Is a handsome TRAViLABENOY by staff mambara of tha local lumbar worth H million ware ta- to.the northwest . .- Oor atflee is spaa Iharaday avanlags trom 7 ta • o'clock tor man slightly larger than the aver­ Rudy J. FavretUV extension *er- . iRepublieans to Make Plans sMool tomorrow at 7:45.p.m. tn duoad to ashes. INC .•The Idea that large annual age Mexican. He made a brUllant 'IS Asylum 'St., Hartford SbatUe, May 31 (3B-Ona of tha year eoBvealeMc. If yon prefer, we will have one ef oar capabla IS BImcU 8tr««( BjlR■ m ez Race den spedallst for the University^ Room 4 at tha school. Twenty Seattle fire comMudas, ragtatarad rMraaaatatlvaa caO aa you, at your eoavenleaoe, to wage Increases can be regarded as record as Labor minister. There Tel. CHapel 7-58W CYO will meat at St. Maurice worst fires witnassad by Seattla'a Bolton Methodists .f Uuicheittr Conn should look upon success In In PoHticalYedr Connecticut, spoke to the Y ^ f4»R aided by anglnaa from niSurban aiMBt yen. Wketbar year preblaiB Involves ana thenasad or a thoiIa* r I'KJROU^N a matter of course. were nd major strikes during .hie i For June Candidate Dinner (Jhureh hall tonight at 7 -o’clock. WALTER R FERGUSON our dafly vocation “ A which regime. He won the respect of both Thumb group last nlfht. HH sub­ Authorized ^«enU For , All fire chief In 47 years of duty to­ areas and tha Coast Guard, battled milHon doUara, wa have tha fadUMea to render yon coinpleto •The delusion that more rigid The senior choir of United Meth­ day destroyed orte of the world's tha blaze In the BMMnl district To Serve Supper sarviee. Publittiera owe to God xml to man. We labor and managem'ent. • ' ject was “Planning a-Perennial Rail. Air and SteaAahip odist Churth. will rehearse at 7 Foundtd Octobtr 1, m t farm controls and larger surpluae^ By J A d t RUTUQDOE ^In 1962 they won almost a third Lopes Mateos U a bit more to Garden." • H is Republican .Town Commit-( - Poaslbla exhibits. include craa- largest cedar lumber mills. industrial area, Edur flraboaU have no right to be content .with Mexico City, May 21 {g>>—Max- of the popular vote. The Party Of Lines V , o’clock tonight; the senior choir of poured water opto the fire from . A public chicken pie auppar will V pubU»li«l Kvery ICTtBing hJ»c«pt to dispose of at taxpayer ei^iehse the left than Ruiz Cortines. He la "The bast backudund la a fence, Ites will meet at the Community RvS aOUSiary Jn which buck weav­ tha Congregational Church, at An army of more than 800 fire­ •ujiKUy* uwS Holidays faintered at tbs can lead to a prospereos farm anything ^esa than our best. The ico today la a lighthouse In Latin National -Action (PAN) always probably not so amiable, toward wall or lawn', .and Stroups of one HAROL0 EBLL8 ‘HxU tonight to make plana tor ing, crochatlig, hair pin lace and the Seattle ah). be served by the Woman’s Society Sh ear so n . H a m m il l 4 Co. ~ ufttcs ai,t Mnnchnter“ ■ " Conn. biggest temptation that all of us America's stormy sew of polltleal elects men to tbq Senate, the the United states, although he kind of plant^ are more affective Itha GOP dinner to be held June 2 lamp ahades have baaniiulde.' re- 7:15. man and volunteers batUad tha Fttzgeridd'aald tha fire started for Chriatian Sarvlca at United ClAsn Hall Matttr economy. ■ ' face is . to stop where we can get and economic unrest. chamber of deputle'a,• to state.of-' Manchester-Agent blase at tha Seattle Cedar Lumber in a dryxialn but was unabia to Methodist Church In Bolton Satur­ T he notion .that we can export by. The author of our text calls on pledges continued good relations than sinjM plans for s splash ‘at tha Red Ember. upMolstarad aed rafinished furni­ Advertlaemant^ . ^BSCRIPTION RATES ‘Mexico is politically tranquil flees. Its voice Is strong. with the northern neighbor. of color,^ he said. He auggested Tel. MI^-7442 ! The event lyis bean planned to ture, .traya baxkat weaving and Manufacturing Co. for more than sxpla^rTta sourca. day. Mrs. W. Arnold McKinney Is 91S Main, Oraat, Manfhaator • MMcholl 3-18F1 ■Payabla In Advanca us to run the race. The words are President Adolfo Ruls (Jortlnes’ Call MI 3-1577, the Crockqtt Ona Year...... *^S» without importing. even though'." this la an election He pledges greater facilities for pla9(thg to - provide something In ■provide an opportunity for avery- tailoring. four hours. There ware no deaths Ik westerly wind whipped general chairman of tha event active. Put in It the best you have. 6-year term ends this December. Agency, Inc. for savinga 00 your .or^serioua Injuries. Reaervatlona are being taken by Uontba 7 7S The doctrine that a competi­ This is the only possibility of win­ year. JtA economy Is firm, strong investment in productive enter­ hkfbm all year. Annuals can be .«ne regardlaaa ot political affilia­ A fund raising event wlU be a insurance. Our a u .to rates defy through tha main lum­ Montbs ««aada«*a«a«*a*'aa»aa 3 PU enough to-weather admitted weak A presidential election in July will prises and welcomes foreign In-; MU beryard and within an hour they Mrs. John Elrickaon .And Mrs. Ons Month ..aa covered more than a city block. StnflP C?Opy ...... -W Its people are optimistic, their Only two candidates are on the But he says there -will be' no political campaigns. Flames ahot soma 300 feat into the tlnga, at 5:80 and 6:80 p.m. “ pointment, and that Government rise above the difflcUlties and ob­ feet ^ Uclpate In this activity will be Advertlaomant — I’ve seen.’' said Chief W lllj^ F. MuHBfejt u r living sUndard Improving. ballot. Adolfo Lopez Mateos. 47- polles. Mums and ageratum should be Mrs. Do«tald Tedford, 4ocii Fltagarald. 'X. . air. Mra. Goldanldeb will be In otiarga can take all the bumps out of the stacles or have qny marked degree y e a r-o ld former Labor minister Is provided by I.’Mteasaa Mrs. Myton When Buying or Selling Bolton rdki AaSSOClATED PEisiW^ , of success. Mexico la tlie northernmost na­ pinched back, other plants should ! chairman. (Md today that John Lee and Urfri^John Massey. Property call Lawrence F. Flano, Ben Ford, the firm’s ^countant,' Stkeka of lumber, soma 50 feet of the kitchen; Mrs. Robert Arandt SAVE AHYTHKE! Tha Aaaoclated Preaa U excUiataaly road of business. tion in Latin America, but it Is backed by the RPI and almost cer­ be started from the pinchings and eatimatad the dan^a at more high,'would^ suddenly burst afire, tha dining room and Mrs. Robert AFTER WORSk . . or white antitled to tUa uae of repuWlcatlon of ■I remember the obstacle race of tain to win. Lula Hector Alvarez, Alaop of Farinington has already Cancer Drive Raises fSaa Broker. Phone MI 9-5010. ' all nea'a dlapAfcbea■ cradi ^liad to it or high school field days when v vari­ nevertheless a dominant force In Gk>lden ub roots of certain flowers In a low WATKINS- made raaervatlons (or the dinner. than 41'A mllllon>dt aald it would stand tottaridg Ilka flaming giants Richardson, clean-up. B haf^g. not otherarlae credited In tnta oaper 'Xll these," the President con^ 39, a textile manufacturer, la run­ Louie Doha of Keeney Dr., chair­ ous barriers were placed in the •the Spanish speaking world.'' In frame filled with garden soli or Als members Majiclieater Golden Age Club ing peat, compost and manui Dancing, Fri., .May 38, 4:15 Bowers I, Frldaja. Open nrara- Full aarrlca oUent of N B. A. Sera- mAn. who won, was the man who needed to qpslify them to enter a ‘ Others who have already indt- rasidahtx.- In spite of obvious at A.M. to 8 PJd. Open itself to new conditions. More than persistently ran the clear dlstancqs in Latin America. will mi^et at the East sandy toll. It Is also benefl^ FaMral StrvlM facts of the-current economic iitua School, Mancheater. Adults 41-00, lee.Publiebers Inc ^ RepreaentallTea: Tha candidate, are backing an elderly mulch with moist vjiest,/straw , •catad they will attend incIude Mra. Wedaesdnya nntll noon. that, they are threats to recovery and mounted the qbatacles as uiey It la growing In Industry, com­ Recreation. Center, May 29, Julia Keahay of ^mara, national tlon, tha total la only slightly lesa Oiildren 75c. ‘ncketa may be pur­ Juliua Mathewa Special'Ajtency — New write-in'. at 2 p.m. A discussion will be held mbss or pine nec41e•^:' ■’> / ' Ormond *• WMt, Director w h e r e York Chicaao Detroit andJBoaton. and to our capacity to achieve a came. Life Is a good deal like that merce, technology. It Is still an The Leftist Partido 1 •and etata committaawomah; High than tha 4M0 raised last year. chased from a student or at the MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF obstacle race." There are times agricultural country, but It is be­ in regard to the summer picnics. Miniature ieranlum s/Fere won 14's BMt Center St.-’ Dolln aald today the houae-to- door the night of thS pCrforinan^ vigorous and orderly economic headed by once-'powerful Labor by Helen Ertel and Uda Weratler. Mitchell S-71N ' Sheriff Paul iSweeney land Vernon INSURED SAVINGS CIRCULATIONS ______. when the going Is smootl). Then coming self-sufficient In other leader Vicente LiOinbardi Three outings are usually held Selectman Franklin Welles.' house canvass has bean ^mpleted. The Herald Prtnrtni Company, tiw.. growth. I ones more nominate the there are barriers In the way and fields, too. each Buinnier, funds for which are A vote of thanka ^ a s given to However. If there are thoSe who Manchester Evening He^fald dano, has come - out ^.-^Ith an Bemics Manning fdr the idea and It is expected that several can- Rolton correspondent. pOns M. aeeumea no financial reaponaiblllty fCT whole kit and kaboodic of them they are calculated to discourage Free Press. and . Speech - . . endorsem entfor Lqpbs Msteoa raised by the monthly dues of 25 •dldatea will, take this opportunity stiU arlah to make a donation. It there's Hfe ivpi'ii^aphical errors appaarlna In ad- and retard. But whatever the con­ cents. execution of the May baakeU dis­ may be mailed to him at RO 1, Vltalia, telephone MltohoU S-S54S. verlliiemenfa and other reading matter tot oblivion.” Mexico has freedom ot speech formally it has Jol»l»o forces with Hxxclieater*s Oident ;to meet voters in an Informal at­ In. The Manchester Evening Herald. ditions, run the race, for that Is andid of the press. . . the Communlsta^mit refused to do A teacup auction will be held tributed to the Jioapitai and Green Vernon or he would be glad to Some of these ideas represent what God and men expect of you. during the afternoon and cards Lodge. Ameli^Smlth, leader of the with Finest FnciUtleS mosphere. A social hour at 6:30 make a personal call to accept the I f has not had a revolution for so this y ear./ os-street Pnridnf ' p.m. ,wlU precede the dinner. Dtepiay advertitina closing hours: foolish factors In our national eco? Rev. Paul W. Gauss decades. and other games will be played. group, announced e tour of three contribution.. Checks shesdd be « . a t h e r e 's For Monday—1 pro Friday Women wire given tha right to local gardens for June 10, partlc- EetabUshed 1874 Tickets wlU be available from For Tuesday—1 p.m Monday nomic behavior, which led to the The dominant party la the Party vote u i ^ r Ruiz Cortlnes, and are all members of the Town Com­ made out to the American Cancer Notices .X 'ft For Wednesday—1 p.mTueaday. of Revolutionary Institutions taklng^n acflve part in politics. MOUSE LEAPS 8 FEET ulatv toJot announced. Society. For Thursday—1 p m. Wednesday. present recession. Others repre­ Denver — Although the jump­ mittee. V The local chairman expreaacd hla V X For Friday—1 p.m Thuraitay. sent foolish Ideas of imre. But all (PRI). Its presidential candidate Mexico is predominantly Roman. n riC ''k u to i ioblle race held at Ta Feature DIspiay For Saturday-l.p m Friday. - BOY, SCOUT has never lost an election, ______£!ath'oUc. __A clash— between church . ing' mouae is only about .3 Inches thanks to residents and hard work­ .X Card of Thanks vS A V IN G S Classified deadllna: 10:30 A na.^sseb add up to one simple, naive child­ But there are opposition partly'] and state began during the early long, it cqn Jump 8 to 10 feet. IndlMapolis, Indiana, was in 1011. •Tbe Orange social meeting Fri­ ing volunteer canvaaaera "for a Job day of publication. F»cept Baturday— day at 8 p.m. at tbe Community well done." _ yw f vriih to *xpTM«exprcaa our h»sVtIi>U S a m . _____ , like fantasy, In which we have all Notes and News thanka to all our nalsbbora.ibori. frlcndi,'frlcnda.' t u i U Iv O A lV Hall wiU featiire a display of Work School Savinga ^ co-worfcara and eapcelallv all thotha lodseaIc \ s s 0 4 I \ 'r I <) Wednegd»yritf*y 21 engaged. It is the fantasy of get­ dona by the Bolton Homemakara •The school savings systeni "^'re­ and organiiattona (»r -thalr kind «x- ting something fbr noflilng, which praaalona of aymiSithy at tha lime of '!^lackledge District held ’ its an­ . in their work seaatona under the ceived deposits from 90 pupUa total the loaa of our baloTrd huaband and At All Our Rubicons is Just as fantastic when It is. ap­ nual Out) Scout Olympic Day on axtenaipn homamaking program, 4110.54 thia week. Tw o^tudenta lathac. sAaeazaTSt’a asaaat riNAaeiAt^^iNaTitaTiaa plied to our whole economy as it Sunday a t Keeney St. School play­ X All of the mambara of the group bought U.S. Savinga Stamps valued Mra. MIebaal Klalnachmlt It ig the nicest kind of smile, and are invited to attend and display Lillian Klalnarhmidt. /OOt*A€aiM Is when it is applied to some chain ground. at 66 cents. lira. Bartl» Diatrichaan, K IN O O S OKKRO the most generous and Instant kind .their work since this wiU be an BuUe Arnold KlallMirhmIdt. letter scheme. The first sound path There was a fine turnout of ANHtUtlX-BUKIi INC. a ST. LOUIS • NIWASN . LOS ANCRO of understanding, which we get open assign n* Orange. The Girl Scqulf Mother-Daughter Mra. Elate Armatrona. toward recovery is that of getting parents to watch'all events. Cub from our good friend and ally, Packs participating Irl the Olympic our thoughts and expectations Britain, as we seek co-policy with events were Packs 2, 3, 37, 40, 53, back to solid ground. Getting rich 54. 73. 144 and 151. Britain on tha question of the pos' quicker than quicker never does Dads had a hand in the event ql sible use of force in L^anon. the day, the father and son whei There ware also British smiles, last. Yet, only a few ..months ago, barrow race, which was i^oh by most of us were acting as If we X. OF MANCHESTER kindly, tolerant, and understand­ Pack 2. were convinced and guaranteed it The grand winner ,*T the day. ing, when we suddenly moved Ma­ could indeed last forever. Pack 3, was presented the "Cliff rines to the Caribbean, with the Sterling” trophy Jby District Com­ poaalblllty that they might go on missioner George Bettinger. Sec­ brin^ JCushman back to Coventry House Into Venesuela. . ' Offshore Oil Again ond place Wes' won by Pack 2 and third plape'ljy Pack 144. The old empire Is smiling as it The Eisenhower Administra- The^Olymplc events were run watches the new empire fumbling Uon‘s Department of Justice has off Assistant District ComWls- toward what the old empire knows just filed with the Supreme Court s ^oner William F. Hanklnson and are the facta of life. III1 committee of Ronald Durand, mammoth 425 page brief dedicate^;' Louis Banning and Mr, Phillips. And when Britain agrees to act five Gulf states say bitterly, tp-the Jointly with us in the case of purpose of breaking President El­ 133,000 NEW TEACHERS HIRED Lebanon, If we Jointly decide action senhower's most famous and un­ Washington— The nation’s, public lx schools hired an estimated 138,000 / Is' necessary, Britain is thinking fortunate 1952 campaign promise. back to another Near Eastern new teachers in 1056, according to In thle brief, the federal gov­ the National Education Association. crisis, and of how Britain then ernment'clst/hs back for all the X- considered the use of force ad- / ^ vlsable and necessary, and of how people df mis country a part of the underwater wealth the five " the United SUtea, then, -used iu ■ X own prestige and Influence to frua states Involved thought they had Do You Have won exclusively to themselves. This trate that uae of force and bring brief claims for the federal govern­ Bug Troubles about its withdrawal. Just as Britain was simplifying ment the oil rights beyond three miles out; the states have been Or B lot of tUatofy- •’y consider- liig Nasser bCEgypt the vlUain, so claiming, and in some cases, oper­ Weed Problems ating to the 10 mile limit, on the we today are ^l^jted to simplify theory that they had territorial the situation In 'JL^ebanon by water llmiU of their own when making NaaSer Its vlilsim WATCH they came into the Union, and that For the United States p^^Brit' these limits survived their act of aln together to do battle egslngt Nasser, after we prevented the Joining the nation,. Friday’s Herald British from destroying him in Hip federal brief claims that, lB5«-*-^what a picture of poetic Jus­ when'lhqy Joined the Union, they for on tice, what an admission of educe? automatlciBy and Inevitably ac­ tlon on the pert of the young em­ cepted Ite deJln^lon of the terri- Announcement pire that would be! torlel limit, w hl^-m thY ee miles. GOING ON To have It otherwlae/^he brief ar­ What If American recognition of b y In new designs! realities still seems to depend, too gued, would be to eey thav,Hxas ^ much, on the question of whose did not join the Union,-but «»xt THURSDAY particular sphere of Influence ox the Union Joined Texas. Sometime^ Inth^famous original GREEN STAMPS GIVEN WITH CASH SALES la being gored! At least America it does seem that way. In atmos­ BUSH phere If not In the law. CHOICE OF ENTIRE STOCK Is learning. Andjjet America have MEN’S SUMMER oimI YEAR 'ROUND enough experiences of its own, in Anyway, President Eisenhower's IDWARE russet maple ^ ALL MEN'S NEW SPRING AND ' South America^, or In the Near Justice Departmeht Is now engaged - East, and America will Inevitably li) the effort to win back for all the 15% O F F grow more broad-minded about sit­ people some of the olj rights Ujui- SLACKS SUMIAER SUITS KALI-STEN-IKS FOOTWEAR uations In Cyprus, or Algeria. didate Eisenhower once favored SHARE WITH us ON OUR Mkny wish and wear pitia all other popular fabrics. Sizes Sizes 35 to W . Regular, longs, shorts, stouts and short Such Is the velvet-clawed, sugar- relinquishing to a few states, and X. R*ememb#r the Tarnbu* old Cuihman Colonial ^ to So. Plain or pleated front*. . JUMPING JACKS 105th anniversary ON FOOTWEAR halted trap into w’hlch we» our­ this Is an Indirect and partial re- > Craationi .pf a taw years ago? ^ stout.*. / « oc Ppr ChildwnrMissBt and Growing Girl*. selves are walking, at we try to pudiatlqn of one campaign promise REO. $5.W ,...... NOW ’ ’4'^^ REG. $39.95 ...... SALE PRICE ^ 3 1 ’^ BATES FOR DRESS and deal with what are supposed- to be that Is welcome. Wa'va had so many the power realities of our age. And raquasts for this charmingj rugged ityllng ' REO. $7.f 5 .... NOW BARGAIN TABLE how nice It Is of our good friend Hurry! Hurry! Hurry! REG. $50.00 ...... SALE PRICE $ 3 9 » 5 THORGOOD WORK SHOES to be willing to walk with us! . lataly^hareitlsagaln ! . ; . in a iparkTrng new A few fundamental issue.x are Not that we wish to seem urgent inco|lactio^i^of pieces lof bvery ; REG. $9.fS .:.... NOW ^7*’ ^ SPECIALS about it. but those who are In such RE4*, $45)00 ...... SALE PRICE » 5 2 ~ still plain, a few destinies irrevo room in the hombx,^. and finished . . Valuer $1735 Now$]^4,57 cable. We were right In 1856. and a • hurry to take lessons for ,lTic RIGf $10.95 ..... 'Np% 1 3 *^^ we saved the world by being right. American syst,em of education in the old. original REG. $69.50 ...... SALE PRICE $ 5 4 -0 0 The 4>?Hiciple we followed then, from the Russian system of educa­ Cushman RussiOt . . mellow, scuffed, * tion had better be In even moie of NOW 3.98 and applied, then, to the use of REQ^|12.95 .,... REG. $89.75 ...... SALE PRICE $71-80 NOT ALL SIZES. force by Israel, Britain and France^ a hurry. If they don't hurry even llighlightad, red maple color y . $1535 ^13.47 PLUS FREE ALTERATIONS • applies equally well to us today. m'ore. Russia may'" have changed . • on solid maple and birch. ^ x REG. $14.95 . ;... NOW ^EN'S CHINOS and COnON TWILL In $ur own Instinct to use force to its system before we have- even be­ Washing dishes gun to imitate it. , You'll seS it displayed in our rOFolv^ situations we consider WiiUie.- REG. $14.95 ...." NOW COMPLETE STOCK threati^nlng to our Interests. Wb What Russia is now proposing Is is easy today... . Tahioils Coventry House. ; . SLACKS S12J15 How $ J L 0 2 ourselves today still belong on the a drastic and apparently S)veeping And you'll agree, nobody makes - FREE ALTERATIONS / Ivy and regular models. All colors. aide of International law and order, revision of the Russian system in MEN'S SPORT GOATS aa opposed -to any big nation ver- order to. produce better results In furniture as ru g gi^b s ' ' ' -- ' alon of law and order. Including the field of industrial know-how sturdy, in such a harwoma red Sfzes to .50. laarge. selection of fabrics and models. REGj $4.49 ...... NOW our own. - - and specialized,science. When and if the new proposals >'isre put into finish as Cushman. REG. $25.00 ■ .. .; SALE PRICE $ 2 0 0 0 But we cAnnot take many more Only part of the new Xlushman REG. $4.95 .. I a a a a a a e .....NOW ^3 '^ ^ ■teps In the direction of enforcing effect, there will be longer Soviet Each pieca it a noteworthy'TexampIe Collection la shpwn hero NEW SPRING JACKETS RHYTHM STEP, QUEEH our-o-wn law through use of our schooling for some children, and REG. $30.00 ...... SALE PRjCE $ 2 3 .» 5 less for others, and a good many ef super craftsmanship. Sizes 3« to 50. Plain, plaids, stripes and check*. Some REG. $5.95 ...... NOW owTi force w-lthout entvm g fully 64-inch.Fairfield Buffet (base of Welsh cup­ reversibles. Waist and coat lengths. OOALJTY, AIR TRED, into a pattern which will hence­ of them won't ever get higher edu­ Come tee it . . tomorrowl , board' shown) 179.00 REG. $35.00 ...... SALE PRICE $ 2 7 95 cation unless they have spent'a Shirtv to match. Rag. $3.79 . Now $2.95 forth Imprison and control us. We 54-iiich Fairfield Welsh Cupboard, complete ‘ • a •*•-•• -e •• • few years at the bench first. REG. $6.95 .. VALEHTIHES are facing an historical Rubicon assh o w n ...... ,....25850 V Like the recently announced re­ REG. $39.95 ...... SALE PRICE $ 3 1 9 5 everywhere. It is a good friend In­ Oval Fairfield Uropleaf Table, 42 ?c 28 inches V RED. NAVY. ILACK. PATENT. SUEDE ductions in teachers' salaries, this REG. $8.95 .. a a A a ■ PAJAMAS deed who promises to go across I closed; 34 X 81 inches open with one '' proposed new system would take! so’s home heating SALE PRICE * 3 6 '° “ Plain colors and stripes. Coal r.nd middy styles. Sires with us. It would be a better fr-end leaf ...... 135.00 REG. $45.00 As Ca 0* ■ who tried to hold us back. some-of the distinction out of.be-! our w ay! REG. $9.95 . . a a' a a f a a Values $1235 How ing an egg-head. Tlie scientists, it \ Ladder-slat Side Chairs, each ...... 36.50 REG. $5.00 VALUE ...... NOW $3.95 would ap^gr, have been enjoying 1 Ladder-slat Arm Chair.'!, each ------. . . 49.50 . “Nominated For Oblivion" You get premium quality 7/6-inch Fairfield Sofa,-starting at ...236.00' REG. $10.95 . REG. $4.00 VALUE...... NOW $3.15 a little too much social and class { Mobithest with RT-98 . . . the HOSIERY President Eisenhower. afidressmK distinction In the Soviet- The Rus-1 Fairfield Pillow-back Chair, starts at 129.00 most completely effective fuel Co’tton, rayon and nylon. »ix .*«>qo|39 a business tonicrence in New York S ia m are, irdnically, working hard oil additive in use today. And F'airfield Pull-up Chair, starts at .... 85i50 REG. $12.95 . HOW. *10’’ CLEARANCE OF last rnght, opened no miraculous to put the egg-heads bafck In thelr- you get premium serrice. Au­ Fairfield Step Table, 27 x 18 inches ^.. 39.95 cure for our reees.slon. But he did REG. 55c.Pf. V. .'T'...... 49c Pr. FANCY DRESS SHIRTS place just when we are telling tomatic deliveries . . . s7 bal­ ♦Fairfield Wagon Seat Table* REG. $14.95 . NOW H T * ® ■ manage to state a few truths ourselves feverishly that we ought anced payment plan and many 54 X 19 inches ...... 69.00 REG. 4Sc Pr...... '. 55c Pr. Neck sjzcs 14 to 17. which. If they can work their way other extras designed.to-make Pairfield Beds, full or twin siie s'.... 85.00 to revere and honor and reward home heating reaWy ttuy.' RE^a. 75c Pr. . 45c Pr. I REG. $4.00 VALUE ...... NOW $2.95 $1035 How ^9,45 Into the American psychology as them, the way the Russians do. Fairfield Bedside Cabinet, . 49c Pr. a whole, might provide a basis for ,So,\ if we are going to imitate the : 20 X 15 inches ...... 44.95 REG. 8Sc P r...... REG. $5.00 VALUE...... • NOW $3.95 ’ 4 ______- some of that sound thinking which Russians, we had better play i t ' f^obilheo^s 57-inch Fairfield Double Dresser REG. $1.00 Pr.^ ...... —. .. 79c Pr. H would seem a prerequisite to a fast,-for they are not standing still. | B a s e ...... I...... I 79.D1 BRIEFS, SHORTS, ‘ Store Open Mon., Tues., Wed,, Fri. and Sal. '.‘I sound economy. , REG. $1.10 Pr...... r. 95c Pr. $ 935 How ^9 .4 9 IL So far as we can Judge, they aeem [ 1 ^ 1 V,' *On special order 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M.—i-Thursday ft A.M. to 9 I .M. ; The President summarized him- to be heading biMk, away from the ATHLETIC and T-SHIRTS REG.,$1.2S Pr...... $1.05 Pr. t 'nelf beat in Brassage in which he CALIFORNIA COBBLERS very things we were about to Imi­ .. NOW 89e i ■: ‘‘‘nominated for oblivion" all the tate. MORIARTY X REG, $1.00 ...... 17.95 VALUE. NOW $ 6 .8 2 1 following; Qpen Thursday REG. $1.10• .. NOW 95e iiii ’ j "The idea that .th* consumer Is PARK SH9RT SLEEVE SPO|T^H IRTS There are no niinor violations in REG. $1.25 ...... NOW 99c CEHOliSE&SW iji* not price xonscious any^ more. traffic, says the. Connecticut'Saff- BROTHERS REG. S2.95VALUE .. .. T NOW $2.35 I rsi PENAUOS UA 7r • i "The notioH' that without paying ty Commission. Too often going FREE and-" Friday REG. ,$1.40 ...... NOW $1.19 W E GIVE GREEN STAMPS ' . (he piper ip Idgher prlcea, we .oui through, a atopIsign, for example, 3dl.3l5 CMtOT Sf. REG. $4.00 VALUE ,...... NOW $3.19 IROKEN SIZES— REG. $12.95 f 9 N0W$1.29 ’ OF FREE PAIUUNO IN BEAR OF STORE hs n naUoH'qyerpay ourselvM for which many mptorikta consider'a nights to '^9 REG. $1.50 • • • • •»• REG. $5.00 VALUE j ,...... NOW $3.?5 1 minor violation, have major con- I , «1{uit We produce. sequenoSa. It's safety-wlia to know Ml 3-5135 Idea that management can and obey traffic laws. ‘ ,\ ,. t ■ ' \ . \ V- . \ r- i' \: V ,--r V-' SaHk' ■••■V -•**

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y - MANCHESTER BVBNINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. MAY 21, 19BS p a g e e l e v e n ■ • ! MANCHESTER EVENINGr HE2RALD, MANCHESTER, CONN« WEDNESDAV, • MAT 2l,~ 1968 PAOB TBN ft brought auspandad Jail Urma to ard Roblnspn, . Mrs. William C. the Methodist Church In WllUman- 0^ Columbia with Mrs. Robert two man yspUrday, and a partial­ Columbia Rcibinson It, Mrs. John Prrigl*,- tle at noon May 31. OiBrien, Mr*. Paul Juravaty and Tolland County ly auslpsnded term to another, Mr*. Edward Csrissn, Mrs. Gsofg* Oatb«nc Soeloty Mrs: John Laws of Andover, and Manager ‘ConfusMV^ Th#. work committee# for tJik Mrs. Sidney Whitehousc. Mrs; 2 Prison Escapees Caught Albari. C. UliUch, 38. EUlngton. Psdsrsoo Mrs. Eugene Dents and Superior Cjourt waa aenUneed to l f*ar in Jail, Mr,’knd Mrs. WiUiam Jacobus. Catholic Ladiss Society of St. Co- Peter Morin and Mrs. William Alsop Slated lumba'a .Church for this year wer# Smith, all of Columbia. INCH auspandad after-fouff months, on Ahsauri Orsnp Electa Mr*. John MaeVeSgh of Obliim- seen e m t of breaking and enter­ Jan Tasker, class of 1956 was announced at Monday night'# ROTARY Hiding in Hartford Cellar On Vernon St. Trees bia la chaplain. She will bs a»; ’M, Edward Bpallman Jr., 81,-May- ing ana theft. slaietsd presidsfit of the Horace meeting by Mrs. John Bausola, i" barry VlUags, Bast Hartford, for­ ToG iveTalk president stated by Mrs. Francis Miner 'of VALUE PLUS—AU THE BEST PSATURES Ronald L. Pinna/, 22 Broad W. Porter School Alumni Assn. Andover. Th* muc!h-dl*eu***d-Vernon Bt mer^ o f windtrmer* Ave., Rock­ Brook, and Glayim L. wUlla; 86, Tlicy are: Spiritual devslopment (Ooirttiiwtd from P*»«‘ White Funeral Home, RooKvlUe, Monday night whan 40 members Mrs. Aobtvt Horton, Hebron; fam­ 5 7 5 .0 0 * 4 Cyri, Briggs-Strattoa with the Rev, Brich O. Brandt, trees were schsduUid to bs dls- ville, ihesived' * nolle on a charge Providence, R. 1., draw one year met in th* school with Frank La- Edward MscDougalL Cubscout ^ i c e mule ft d»tatl»My Marilyn Naumec was chosen Mrs. Henry Zursw, Andover; co­ and two roll* of ohe-inrh wide ad- plcted their w'ork l**t Wedne*d*y. fboas charges. ing In Qu ease of Wilber Frilowe, The Columbia Young Republican Manchester' Evening Herald Co­ A Made By Nam* widow of Robert F.- Stoetmer irf he planned to meet with T r a a manager of Club Youthtopia to operation with CTathollc. chsrialsa. lumbia correapondent, Mr*. Donald heaive tape. Dodson Rd., Vernon, died at Rock­ They *ald *1*0 the pay ralaea for Spellman had been bound over alTaa WUliaiir Frilowe, $1, HarUord, Club will bft host to th* meeting micceed Taskar. Marilyn has serrv- Mannfactiirer Police are *1111 checlung. reporU Warden > Horace Murphsy and from RockvUle City Court where when he failed To appear on Mrs. Edward HauschUd, Andover; Tuttle, telephone ACademy 8-1486. ville City HoBpitkl thla morning. the 600,000 postal employe* would which Is open to the pubDc. Alsop ed' on th* Club's board of director* thrift shop, Mrs: Louis Sqraochi. fhat the two men arrived at the Highway Superintendent Jams* H. he was presented March 3. follow­ charges of obtaining "nwpey under Is a candtdat* for nomination, for FILLED WITH GAS and OIL—READY TO GO She was born In Baltimore. Md., total'about $265 million a year. In- Moekey In hope* of clarifying Ui# for two years. Th* new board of Columbia; co-chairman of pro­ FREE IHGLIVERY IN M AN CH B8Tf» building ahotil 10:30 l«i*‘ n*CW Ih ■ Sept M). 1887. She leaves three ing an Investigation of a complaint false pretenaee snd forgery.. How- Governor. Meaaleft Strike Pair situation. - .directors elected st - thl* meeting grams, Mrs. Walter Wheaton, Co­ taxlbab. there were further report* sons. Victor and Palmer StoeUner jitead of the $257 million figured mads by Joyce Poqueftc, 17, of 12 ever, the bondsman,, Am es Mr. and Mr*. Reginald Lewis, at Theodors Marrotte, Beverly that they .spent a considerable, Tile trees in question are those done, and' Fellows lumbia and Mrs. Francis Minor, of Vernon and Leo Stoetaner .of laat week. Windermere, Ave. appeared 06. WoGillette, quarantine at the infirmary yes- wandered into the line of fire and The funeral will -be held Friday aoma of them do not lake full ef­ on a charge-of Improper parking. chairman In charge ot arrange­ Lebanon Ave., WiUimsntlc, has amendment would niake the vots* Judge Bordon said yesterday he ments. Assisting her will be Mrs. sent out Invitations to the wedding Andover and Mrs." Mslecky, Heb': tercay. Both u-ill be hospitalized a had to be warned away. at 2 p.m. from the Burke Funeral fect for nearly four. year*. ., conform with a docirion of Mur- might be doing"the most foolish charge of breach of the peacf. maximum of five day*. was nolled. Me' had appealed from Carl Gosltne, president of the local of her daughter Miss Ruth Ander­ ron. Extra precautions were required i Home, 78 Prospect St., With btlrial Thus. the bill "would cut only phey's to save about half of the thing that any Judge ever did” The ways snd means committee itnre botli escapees had reputation* Grove-Hill Cemetery about $67 million off the eaUmated Promoted Coventry Justice 0>urt. The Inci­ club; Mr. and Mr*. LaVsrgne H. son to WlUiam Lange, soh of Mr. trees. when he gave suspended 'tentences Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Edward and Mrs. George Lange, Lake Rd co-chairmen are Mrs. Cheater Gud- When you use frozen com on \ as being extremely dangerous. Friends m*y call at the funeral $76(7 million postal deficit In. the Roy B. Paige, 2B Vletoria Rd. dent occurred September 15, 1957 th* cob, thaw It before cooking. AdVei^se in The Herald— It Pays T h e msttsr was tabled at the at Connecticut Bute Reformixory on South St. -• V MscDougsU, Mri and Mrs. C. Leon­ Th# ceremony will take plac^, in mundson snd Mrs. Eugene Lescoe Tlic lwr» men were returned in home tomorrow from 2 to 8 and next yegr. to two Mansfield youths, "but I'm hsndruffs to' the prison at noon. . Over half of the addiUonal reve was ope of thrta^iwe Police P*- Board’s May 6 meeUng when sev- 7 to B p.m. ^ trolmeii promote^ to safety inspsc srsl Directors reported that a giving you that chance," he added. They were taken back In a nue in the bill, about $316 million, The suspended sentences, with prison truck accompanied hy four .vfould result from raising the let tora by fitS^MSpeak. w « 4 iJST Bug^^^^ president of the American Legion Auxiliary, and Mr*. Inea » Ronev cents July 1,'-1BS0. more were offered to th# town The pay of postal bmploj-es In youths. H* quesllonsd Mrs. Bowers hey were doing everything ex- , HaroM A. Beyer aenlbr vice prmident of the VFW Auxiliary. (Herald Photo by Satemis) and accepted. peett^ of them under the clrcum- the firat aix gradea m m than BS about a reaUursnt she ran In Cov­ Nine of Jh# trees that Shssksy entry .where her son apparcr/ly ■tancelbr he said. RockvUle—Harold A. Bayar, 82. per cent of the total, would be of 12 East St., dltd Monday at Ing sidewalka in front^f'the.church raised 10 per cent, while thofte in would remove would r«quLr* a rs- . mat psikons with criminal records. The prtfton chief also praised po­ and property at 23 Gdlway 8t., W4* posting by Murphey, announcing lice offtcefft In the surrounding Rockville aty Hospital after ■grade 7 would receive B per .cent. News Tidbits She said she does not Intend to •hort lUnesa. He was bom Aug. referred to M a ^ (or Inclusion In Othera would get 7% per cent. plans to take them down. The eperaU the restaurant any mors. communlUesNpr their "marvelous Town to Settle Suit his list of a ld m lk requests. other three would be saved only If cooperation” ln\0»* speedy eftp 2, 18B6, In . RockvUle. son of the Culled from AP Wire* JudgA Bordon warned th* youths lata John and Alice Otmlow Beyer Another which came up last ‘ the Board of Director* and th* that If »'ldening of of Sputnik HI how leading the owner ha# said he had changed a aentance impoaed on Mrs. (3racs of whst wax going oft. Hqw’evcr, his mind about granting Uia the Rockville Processing Co. T h ^ Board of Directors last* cause of the blockage might Center St. Voa Don’t Need a Guide <• artifieial aateAlte by two-tenth* of V. Horton. 31, Attleboro, Mass., police were prepared to, evaoiate ' TurklngtOn and Director Harry easement. He leave* hi* wife, Mri. Anna night authorised Town Counsel the additional flow from the,tngh Follow Theoe Conversiatleaa an orbit as they whirl around the sarller In the day, and aentenesd the area In the event tear gas was school, along with the ayktem's Ftrato said they feel the Stale Martin aald today he wants to her to 2 To 8 years at the Con­ required to drive the men out Miller Beyer: two daughter*. Mr* Charles N. Crockett to settle for would use this land for such a proj­ earth. ..All-Negro unlverslUea ars on Parker Jr. of Tolland and $6,500 two suits brought against previous load. Can you gusts whether It’s Ma- find out th* vwhat. when and how” necticut State Prison for Women .>You*ve never seen anything like it! Biggest the cellsr. ect In the futu future but Martin aaid na or Papa speaktogT still needed In this country no mat­ of the tree-removal situation. at Middletown. The earlier sen' Assisting Chief Godfrey st the William McLaughlin of Rapid the town by the Dillon Realty Co. Manhole Blpmed "Tlie lines and-' manhole were ^he district ahglneer ha* Informed "I'm not being hard on the boy, ter what the fhipretne Court says. In another matter connected tence had been to the Connecticut •cene were Capt. William J. Hene- S.D.; a brother, John E. Bey Crockett said the town wa* def­ Dr7F. D. Patterson, distinguished er oKNew York City; and two initely liable 'or the damage to found blocked1 w«i;''”he He simply has to learn to takk with the Vernon St. aldewalk proj­ Bute Farm for Women at NUntlc. stamp catalog*ever...brightest ever! More ghsh, Det. Capt. Joseph P. Mc­ y 4 u^***A wmmm I wcUlionai land thare. responalblllt-y." Negro educator say* In San Fran­ ect, the Board received a report Louis DeSario. 21. Hartford, was Donald and Det. Capt. Thomas J. grandchUdren. company equipment caused by an "even though they'd been cleaned The fuheral will be held tomor­ overflowing storm sewer at Main previous "You expect tod much of him. cisco, speech. from Sheekey saying the work will . given a suspended Indeterminate Hankard. Alter all, he's only a child." Crowded" express train' Jump* result In Additional costs totaling sentsne* to Connecticut Bute Re­ gifts than any other...finer gifts...all available The two men were flushed from row at 8:80s|Lm. at the Ladd Fu-- and t*onard fits, during heavy Origrifally, Dillon had asked $13,- neral HomeNlB Ellington Ave., rain storma in August 1B54 and 043,80 In damages. The amount ■What do you mean aha has to track* a t high speed 400 mile* 35,742 for a number of property formatory, with probation for two the 3-family house a little more have a new formal? What'e the northwest' of Bombay killlag 20 owners on the street. ysars. Hs had plaadsd guilty to than 12 hour* after their escape with a solemn PMuiem Mata at 8 May 1857. He eaUmated the dam­ lowered to $7,500, which the free with Blue Stampal Get your fr^ Board refused to pay at a meet­ matter with the onr;>he hat?" penoas aad Injuring 80. State- These costs Include such Items' ain* ebunU of breaking and antsr- became known. at St. Bernard's CSwrch, RockvUle. age at 818,000. . Ing a motor vehicle and possession Burial will be InNlt. Bernard's The Counsel emphatically ing April Ir "After-all. you can't expect her owned railway announces., .Robert as building retaining walla, regrad­ The house was about three or to wear the same drees to eifery ing lawns and regrading and re­ ef narcotics. Cemetery- misted hints which came uD>t the In other matter* last night. The ((aotatioBs Furnished by Frost, on* of America's best known copy non; at any Triple-^ Merchant. - four mile* ffom the prison. dsnee. Besides, *11 her friends are poets, named in Washington as paving driveway*. Martin said last Public Defender Robert J. Authorities said the two men Friends may call at the funeral Board meeting that the^mpany Board: Cobahi Ik Mlddlebiyiok, Ine. Pigeon said DeSario was addicted home today from 2 to 5 and 7 to 6 might have been, reapdiulble for 1. Approved an additional ap­ xetting new dreaae* fo.' the Junlof consultant In poetry la English to night the Board could decide how broke out of the century-old prison Bank Stock* much the town should contribute to narcotic* in September 1956 p.m. the damage to eq]ti]mient In the propriation of $15,000 for archi­ Prom." the Library of Congress for 1958- through a storage room In a guard Conn. Bank and Trtlst- " ^ I t worrying about that boy. to meeting these costs. when hs stole drugs from cars be­ cella- of the bunding housing Dil­ tect'* fere* for the propoaed North 88 SB...Atomln energy applied by tower during a recreation. period Co. . , ...... 83 He's old enough tb. taka care of Mr*. Bichsrd M. NUon to start ' The town has helped to d gray longing to Dr. B«yn><>ur E. Kum- baseball game last night. ’ ioaeph C. Orient lon's xles AHervlce. . ^ Elnd junior high school by alloca­ First National Bank of mer. Dr. Joseph J, Kriatan and Dn tion from the Capital Improvement himself." .the machinery tomorrow to lay similar expenses in'eurred by prop­ The recreation period Wa* from Joseph d. Orient,. 70, Hartford, Ouftbsa Settlement " Mancheater ...... 27 keel of the world’s first nuclear erty owners on several occasions Marjoris Pumsll. all of Rockville. father of Mrs. James Benton, 40 Reserve Fund. “You ean go to bed if you want 8:50 to 8 p.m. The break was de­ ‘ormer Director Helen Fitxpat- Hartford National to, but I’m going to wait up for powered merchant ^|>< In the past. Atty. Pigeon said the youth, tected during an 8:45 p.m. cell Coleman Rd., died Monday night rick>i 7( thing I ever heard of." -'Itaves his wife, Mrs. Rena Fitepatrlck said. "T^e man him­ placed on file a letter from tfie "Glrla expeeCdoijagea- Of course, ment locker and stacked bags of Public Utilities Ihne on top of that. B^'Orient;% . two other daughters, self Is contributing to the trouble.'.*^ Board of Bducatlon'a Building he ha* to aend lieiQine." BUY! to.I'M r*. Gilbert Thompson of New Colmmittee which recommends pur­ Conn. Light A Power 19 2: '"That’s the laxlest kid I ever They used metal spikes used And Wilbur Beiinett added, "It's Hartfprd Electric Lt. .59'* 61'* FROM . keep baseball bases in plac^,46 Britain and Mrs. Andrew Komar^ high time we atopped paying Dil­ chase of 360 by 800 feet of land sr-w'. All he does around this house Inet* of Norwich, several brother* lon's taxes." Bennett 1* president from the Sarah- Hewitt estate In Hartford Gas Co. .. 37 40 is eat and sleep. When I waa hi* break through a wooden paclf\ion Southern New England - . containing a ventilation p ^ . They and sisters and Hour grandchildren. of the Manchester Taxpayers' connection with building the 750- age . MORIARTY dropped through the hojo to a coal Funeral serricea wlU be held to­ League. r'p il North End junior high achool. Telephone...... 384 384 “You forget he * a growing boy. I S ' bveFlZ nuUion valuable couj^ns w now, each one redeemable pile about 15 feel belaiW, morrow mowilhg at 8:18 at the His ataiemeni wa* apparently in Negotiations for the lamd were . Manofnetaring-Companies Leeides, I'll bet .vou we..,'luflt as I-, iRiTRERr Each of the m«tn'had previously Rose Hill Funeral Home. Rocky reference-.Jo a similar suit brought closed last month, w^en truste^ Arrow. Hart. .Heg. .. 50 .53 1 jiy a*, he Is, when you were hla for 50 Triple-S Blue Stamps, absolutely free, at your friendly Grand Union escaped from t>V Fairfield County Hill, followed by a requiem high by Dillon in 1B51. At that time for the estate asked $26,000 as Associated Spring .. 19 21 age." '■ '54 FORD Jail In Bridgeport. Mass In St. Lawrence O'ToolC 4i settlement wa.s reached by drop­ agaln'st M'artin's offer of $11,000. BriBiol Brass 8*4 9% (All rlghU leserved, Cresttiae Victoria. Ra­ store! No purchases necessary—simply-fill in your name and address ■ Mandel .Was serving a 12 to 30- Church at B o'clock. Burial will ping an assessment of 11,000: which Martin said last night the property Collins -S..C• 85 95 N,EA Service, Inc-) dio. kaaUr, f Q M year leWn for robbery with vio- be in Rose Hill Memorial Park. the company owed the town mentioned In th' letter has' a slope Dunham Bilsh ...... 6'i 7'f vtidlewall tirtst, on the coupon, bring it in, ask for your copy of the new Triple-S lenc*. breaking jail with vlplence Rocky Hill. However, Crockett last nlghtl and'part of It Is swampy. He also, Em-Hart ...... 1 45'* 48'* s w iw T ^ p e l g a c l l i s t ^^ ■ and for being a habitual criminal. Friends may call at the funeral said the overflowing wa.s caused contended, when negotiaUons were Pafnlr Bearing .... 54 57 Geneva, May 21 ()P) — The '53 PORD Catalog—and the free stamps are yours! , 'He entered the prison April 26. home from 7 to'B o'clock tonight. by blockage of a 12-inch pipe and closed, that additional, land ia not Landers, Frary, Clark 12 14 Mwiss Oovemmeot today .or­ Rose was serving a 12 to-25 year N. B. Machine...... 24'i 27'4 8 CreetUise Victoria., Ra­ & a manhole on Leonard St. needed for the school, which is to dered the arrest a"6 expulaloft dio. henter. term for robbery with violence. North and Judd 23 26 of a former Algier* editor who "There's no question," he said, 'jt built on 16.39 acres Of town- ^ t e w a ll Mi;**. VfwV Blue Stamps are a bonus you get when you patronize a Chief Godfrey said that Informa­ "that the trouble was due to a ok'ned land on E. Middle Tpke. Russell Mfg. ..,.lv 78 7» rlatined to repieeent a military tion reaching him Indicated the Mayor H* old A. Turklngton Stanley Steam .....,'35 38 movement working to bring Gen. men entered the cellar about 3:30 Fuoeralfi failure of maintenance" on the *57 CHEVROLET Triple-S Merchant. You get one Blue Stamp for each lOif part of the town. said the niaUer would not be re­ Tercy steam ...... 140 1.50 Charles De Gaulle to power In a.m. today. Because of the two Torrington.-...... 23 25 France. Pierre Jirty »va* taken B*1.'.Am‘''V 8 4-door ae He added that water which is opened until the Building .Commit­ Power Glide, you sp en d . ..at no ex^ cost. Save them—you’ll be amazed men's, past record* the names of 5lra. Harold Belcher U.S. Envelope, com. ,2 1 23 *to Geneva police headquartem •dnta, persona who have given informa­ dumped off the garage'roof goes tee or- the Boerd of Education radio, Largely attended funeral serv­ into a. drywell. and that “Dillon's "corse up with a cqncrete reason U.8. Envelope, pfd. . .1 1 13 and told to leave Swltzeflaad. tion are being withheld for their ices for Mrs. Harold Belcher. 13 Veeder Root ...... 45 * 48 The government he vlolnted heater. $2095 how quickly they add up, to bring you valuable gifts . OWTi personal*safety. contribution to the trouble Is niin-.. why we should huv the land." Walker St., were held at 2 o'clock irte In comparison to the water- A- letter from St. John's Polish The above quotations are not to Swiss neutrality laws «ith a Police pointed out that they felt news conference yeeterday. you’ve always wanted for yourself, yesterday afternoon at the Wat- *h«f

Albert H. Meriyr. 49. of 410 'SS MERCURY •7V:’J Hsekmatkek .St., died about noon MoStclalr hardtop. today, the apparent victim of J Flier Injured Orseu and white. Pow­ heart attack. His body wsa die er aqalpment; Steer­ 5 rRfPlf-S OFFERS... covered in s men’s room at the j ing, -brakes, seat, win­ , 1 Mer* item* in ita eaUleg than any athar atomp plan, Pratt and Whitney plant in East As Plan^ Rams dow*. Whitewallrau Sre^iirr»» Hartford. radio, At presstime, the exact'cause of heater. $1645 2 More famous brand name gift*. . his death was not known. Ansoiiia House Mercer had been employed at , ■ - -- *55 STUDEIa KER 3 Lower book requirements—over H ef th* ^ J s ia Pratt «nd_ Whil,ney.gln,c,e_October.J tpontiBasd from Pag*. Ona) Flight Hawk ' 2-door. 8 \jl9S,5. fie was tn?chlef dispatcher ; ■ — — Antm attc transmis­ the Triple-S catalog am valued at 3 bcjoks er hi**. In the. current production section. Lt. Benjamin Stanziale, was an sion, radio, 195 Merrer was well-known In local eye-witness. heater. A Fsater accumulation of stam ^ . . . becauie of the aports circles and was active In She said she was preparing to Bbyf’ box«r ploy shorts 7 heavy concentration of TripJeVS Merchants in areas the Manchester Little l.«*gue put her year-old son, James, in a '55 FORD Baseball program since Its organi­ crib about 20 feet away from the FOR where Blue Stamp* are available. sation hey*. C 'E K Panel 4 ton tmek, Rogers' house when the heard the Socood DMt* radio* He is siirvivei by hi* wife. Anne zoom of a plane, followed by the jn 4 washfast fabrics 5 More gifts for you .... be|Muse.it take# only 1200 stamp* to L, Mxrrer, and two aon*. Funeral crash; *1195 fill a-Triple-S »syer book. 3fo*f oilier plant require 1600! arrangements are Incomplete. She said she telephoned .Capt Robert Hughe*, commanding of­ Oustaf A. Carlson NO-IRON SEERSUCKER G Easier, pirier Redemption Csnter aorviqe. Triple-S Gustaf Albert Carlson. 67, J36 ficer of the Nike site, who mo­ SIZES 4 to 10 * » **Drive into menta later sent Army personnel m Rummer st.. died yesterday morn­ S u m m e r has a . greater conosntration| of atreamlinad Redemption ing St his home. i rushing to the scene for rescue op- 147 both Centers in areas where Blue Stamp* ars ' erationa. F ir ft .C lots** He was biirn in New Bedford. V- available, than any other stamp plan. Mas*., May 28, 1890. s son of the i Another assisted in the res- Kisguil 9B> late Eric-and Louisa Warren Carl­ ■ cue was* Mayor Joseph Doyle of Pink,Y*»k»w, ^ son, and came to Manchester 23 Ansonla. lORMRTY years ago from Walerburv. He. has Doyle, one of th* firat to arrive, operated a poultry breeding bust- climbed to th* roof and used his Suva on Word* bari yamno shortil Sh^dlljj^ lOTHERS nets. experience as jji - Air Fore* vdtaran toilersd for planfy of osHvo ploy, .bor-tockai -He Uavs* hi* ivife, Mrs. Helen to good USC..H* foresd’ a door on 301 .Centor Street F. Carlson: a daughter, Mr*. WII- tha plan* and turned Off thS plane'a ralnforcaniant* ot pockof comar*. BotHc wobN Tel. MI S-!>135, llsm Gonsalves o f New Bedford; Ignition, possibly preventing *n *x- bond i* hMt rstutonf. All fabric* Sonforizad. Get m / l s BLUE STAMPS at GRAND UNION and other leading Merchants two sisters. Mrs. Id*/ Sweeney of ^oslon. ‘ (Open E ven in g s' New Britain and Mrs. John Cotter Hof/y In . , . pldc your fovprHo colon. Stock vpl of OgtuvlH*, Mass.; . snd twp ' ThS DJB, MlliUry Aesdetnjl at lOmOHET—MNOOLN grandsomi. West.Point is th* old**t snginter- yiftit ysur nsBiBit TrIpIs-S.BIus Stamjsi Iltdsmptien Ointisr at Z II Aiyium St., Hs^brd. . The fuBsrsI will b* held at 2 ing school and dtdast p«rman*nt o'clock Saturday afternoon at tha military poat. Is ttta aouatry. j ■'1 ■/'" \ ' ■ . . r - , /'V V \ '-.Vl. . \ ■I y " .'•’’ta ^ V -’ ,) -I V; I

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1958 WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1958 Page^ l S t6 24 TWELVl Section Two ' ‘ - ^ 21, 1958 IfflanrljirBtrr lEnrnftig

ApolORififi to the Ladie* Nurses to Itold Tickets All Sold Fpr Emerald Ball ' s Cra»k Victim A line of type in yasterday'e Dance Saturday Never Saw Airliner, You Should Know column on Mrs. Haacl Finlay, new chair­ The Teddy Phge Orchestra wlU. The sliaond annus] Emerald •••■ -VI man of the Republican Town be featured at the Manchester Reg­ Bali, Sponsored by S t Margaret's Resided Here Committee, was inadvertenUy istered Nurees' Assn, spring dance Circle, Junior Dqughtars of Isa- / MBW1 • Je t Survivor Sayjs dropped out of the story, com­ Saturday night at the Knights of iMllB, will be heiOv^on fiid a y at ; NOMETONN ; Lydall Brook Project pletely reversing the meaning of Columbus Home. Dancing will be Hit Early ’40« Sunset Ridge, East f^rtford. Lou (Pietnr* m Pag* Dm ) f around me. I didn't hnow whsthar It also notes that while an aver­ . one eentence. Instead of “ .'It's from 0 to 1 with many novelty : BREAD..- ; B t SAM DAWSON the women who do all the talk­ Gagnon and his band 'Wi)^ sgaln The Beard of Dlpeetore last*isoiild go ovorggound to the tfime JamM R.' DigkstHi, . about 42, for- Brunswick, Md., May 21 IB — I was alive but In desperation X age of 330,000 firms have folded events planned for the program. ** FRESH-BAKED .* place -anyway," thfit 1». Union thought I’d give it one try. New forkv M«y 21 — The ing,' she says jokingly." the Proceeds will be used for the night overrode the objections of marly of 28 Detmont St. and the Capt, Julius R. McCoy, sole survi- iMelneu death rate ia OMuntinf. hTeach of the last five year*,, an provide music for the Pond. Driftea to Groan* sentence should have read, "It's assoctatlonb charity fund, which Co-chairmen Lorraine PitcherAnd OeBoral Manager lUdiard Martin original owner of -the ABC FixH ot But new enterprifea aUU ouUtrip a i^ a g e of 350,000 new hopefuls the women who do most of the \ DAILY! / ' He also said he objocted to go­ Co., Maple St., Was among the 12 -vor a plan* eoUisiere the llabilitiea are increasing. Middle Atlantic SU tea at 80. The eooght to assure, itself of a low was manager of the White Sew­ feet in clear air," he said. "At no ground. quit, with liaWHties totaling, *616,- member of the association or from and Lawrence JHenog, Miss La- lias hem "act up" for this type of tini^s did I see hnother plane. The 'And the tame reason* as oi yore Rocky Mountain Staiee had a rate, eo n estimate for the conduit proj­ ing Machine department et O. Fox "The first thing I knew about- 293,000. 'Dlls wajr 52 of each IC.OOO the following committee: Mrs. Lois Barron and Jack Delaney, J a ^ e - work as a result of ths. recent ad­ next thing I knew there seemed to another plane being invol-ved sms account for moot of them. of 44 and New England 43,; Philopena, reservations; Mrs. Mary ect which b* being demanded by A -Co., Hartford. In 1948 he and ,^ ilu rea this year are running in operation. Tht Increase of fail­ line Coy and Bill Clulow.Hlnrga- ministrative change thit sbparsted George F, Unbehaun, formerly of be an exploeioh. There were flames v'hen the sheriff suggested it to Furniture misnufacturere had Plrie and Mrs. Ceretha Lechausse,. ret Boland and Wsyne Newman, North. End resIdenU. it from the Highway Bvfnirtment IS per cent ahead of last. Most ures per 10;0()0 was 8 per cent Town Engineer Jam es H. fiheek- 117 W, Center St., opened the Ma­ and wreckage all around me.’’ me in the hospital. I thought there higher than in 1966, bvt;that 'com­ the highest failure rate, 247 per decorations;.Mrs. Marion Normam' In the receiving line will be Mr. But Martin, who said he feels The S4-yeai--old Air National had been an'explosion " weeks this year have seen more . ey, who has a!resdye son instructed White to go on to P.ev. Dr, Fred R. Edgar and hla FALSE TEETH oSiilmou*. Weviouely, the Bpart Hartford alone, and that he would A Civil Aeronautics Board spok­ cent'clte inadequate bales and 22 modern planes such as the B-52 proposed tdditionai *ljk )0 sppro- esman said no explanation of the family will be held Sunday after­ NEW LOW PRICE! per cent blame competitors. and K C -1 ^ and get a look at the Slipping Oil Irritating? Democrat* had been Inclined to ac- continue on to. Baltimore. When priation for outride help. North To Entertain W&men^s Cluh Members White arrived at G. Fox A Co. crash could be expected "until the noon. The affair Is to take place While the total of failures ia in­ eng^ea that^^power these planes. IXju’t be smbsiTssssd by lo ^ ^>*e SAM YULYES eopt Martin’s estimates as to Ihe End rMtdenta eonqfialned again et the newly ' acquired Fm nk NOW ONLY $29.95 . REO. *39.5(1 tMtb tllppins, droppins or e^bUns slM of pipe amd the costs involved. Members of the Women's Oub of Manchester will see a variety show Monday a t Woodruff halt of yesterday afternoon, he learned >>f final report Is made which, as a creasing in all phases' of business, Other th in ^ they hope to eee "SHOE REPAIRING about condlUona in the park and rule, takes some months.” Cheney Jr. property at 20 Hart­ are ^4uie Operations and a general when you eet, ulk or leutb. Juet Bncloaing .Lydall Brook in a • Center CongregaOonal Churdh following their annual^ dinner there. Among the entertainers in the plane disaster which killed his Dun A Bradstreet takes comfort sprlnUe s UtUe rAfiTESTH your OF THE BETTER RIND" ssd kikes ketlet N Wiklisi - adjacent afeas in hidltlon to urg­ the Womens Club Preview are Mrs. Barbara Wagner. Mrs. Janice Cooper, Mrs. PriacUla Baxter, cen­ co-worker. The airliner left Chicago with 34 ford Rd..from 3 to 5. in the fact that the rate of increase view qf life on anN^r base. Before pUtee. This plesMUt powder tlv«* » eonduit is the main feature In a remsrksble ecnce ot edded oomtort 28 OAR STREET Park redavetopment ing' the Board to act swiftly on the. ter as Peter I ^ . Mrs. LUUsn Hunter, smd Mrs. Jo Odell. (Herald Photo by Ofiara). passengers but most of them de­ Invitations have been mailed to is slowing in every group except coming home, the cnijdren plan to end eecurtty by boldlnt PistMpUtee imore Same Side a i Watfctne Lydslf Brook conduit project. . barked at Pittsburgh. church members, but the receptlott manufacturing. make use of Wes over*a^cw picnic iinnly.- “ ------No sumnty, eqooy,- pesty tastei that has bean proposied (non-eeld). ^ Harold A. Turkington. William S. Oloavagq of 107 N. The Air Guard said the trainer is open to the public. The recep­ area and have lunch. or tMUns.Tt'a idkalbM (non-si American Legion member* who The Past Mistresses Club of Life to Feature tion will be on gn Informal basis And while the dollar total of Oet FaSTiOETH at snv druzr eoui counter. The projeet Is also one long School S t appeared at the meet­ Daughters of Liberty, No. 125, was on an orientation flight, liabilities is higher now than any esn work on the poppy ssle are It was the third air colUsion this and guests ?hayieome and go as ■ought by North End residenU as ing with a paper bag containing About Town asked to contact Commander LOLl, will hold a meeting Friday MMH Patient Care time since 1932, the agency points a means of eliminating the stench broken liquor and Wine bottles year between paasenger-carrying they- please hetmen the stated Eugene'Freeman at hi* home to­ n ig h f^ t 8 o'clock at*th« home of 1 out that these must be viewed in that emanates from^-tto br~'‘'brook which he said had been picked up Rockville Emblem Club will hold Mrs. D6Hy Wylie, 60 Lake St- . plane* and military aircraft. hours.. the considerably changed purchas­ a rummage sale Friday In the night or to rieport to headquarter* Li/e magazine will do a picture On Feb; 1, 48 persons died in ths Dr. Edgar is I leaving South and of providing protitscueQ^ for in the vtcintty of Robertson School. tomorrow. ing power of the dollar and' also children playing or walking ak^g Dspositinr the bag on the table (Jood Win Store, E. Main St„ The Polish L«dies 'Alliance, feature on progressive patient care coIHsien of a mliltary air tran.»- Church after a pastorate of al­ in the much higher total of sales Rockville, starting at 10 a.m. at Manchester Memorial Hoepital. port and a Navy patrol bomber most 10 years tO Jhin the staff f/ m me at rms lowpmce. Ite banks. A number of North hriUnd SrldM the Directors sit. he Officers and ipember* of Man­ Group 246, will hold It* monthly and production. Bhtd reetdente were in the hearing picked up a jagged-edged piece of Articles may be brought , to the meeting tonight at 7 :30 at the A reporter and photogikpher will over Los Angeles suburb of Nor­ of the Highland IMrk Methodi«t store Thursday between * chester Lodge of Elks will meet at follow a - patient aa-* hs proceeds walk. On April 21," a United Air­ Church, Dallas, 1 ^ ., the larg;est room last night. glass from Uie pile and^ showing 7 o'clock tonight at the Elk* Home Polish American Club. e Ught as a feather—All alumlnnm frame Maracaibo, Venezuela — Vene- n a t i o n a l l y a d v e r t is e d IL tO the onlookers, in the room, p.m. through the stages-of care at the liner and an Air Force jet trainer church in Method!^. It is located MATCHED The vote esme on a motion- to and go from there to-the Holmes hospital. I i zuela's 1,748-mlIe seacoast 'on the ^.NEUTRAL O BSER i^ collided near Las Vegas, killing 49. on the campus of Southern Metho­ a Innerspring mattrees with green eallcloth ticking have Sboekey review lUs original dMiared. "Here is where our chii- I"uneral Home to hold a ritual for A reporter from Life will spend t Caribbean' was the famed Spanish I dreiyplay." Rector Alfred William* of St. Capt. McCoy was transferred dist University. j report, make any needed changes, Mary's Episcopal Church reminds William 3. McGrath. '^Khaca, N.y. (NEA)—John Zlg- the next three days preparing for Main, along which explorers, and have it ready by the next reg- . e demanded that the’ area he rhuhd umpired the Ithaca CoHege- last night to the U.8. Public A committee, under the chair­ a Large eaey rolling casters parents and Gadparents of the the assignment, selecting possible manship of John L.\'Von Deck, haa pirates, and conquerors s^led li. ulsLT Board meeting. June 3. - The laned up and ihat the Police De- Wilkes baseball game and found subjects for the story. Health Service Hoepital in Balti­ e Dual -purpose nse, as a bed or chaise lounge for.patib or lawn-. conference tomorrow at 8 p.m. In Delta Chapter. Royal Arch more. Hla condition was not ser­ been appointed to Randle all the times past. ■“ ‘ ' reiwrt was preparedpared on .Nov.mov. 20,zu, •artment keep !‘undes|rable8 Masons, will meet tonight at 7:30 it easy to be impartial. He attended Life la the third national magsr raoffssioNU led May Z.1958.7 away.” Mrs.; Florence Woods, m the Guild room of the parish gouse' ious. arrangements. ; 1956, and reviaed in connection with the group in the Masonic Temple. The .Most both school*.' zine to do a feature story on the In It, Sheekey:ey saggested the teacher-principal at the schooL hoepital's system of care. The oth­ " I don’t know how I got out of baptism Sunday at 11 a.m. Excellent Master's degree will bg A cost of paint 01 See our complete line of Maple or Mahogany MODIl MYIEI Installation of a 72-indi eonefete also ask^ for more ]>ollce protec­ exemplified. A social hour and re- About three and one-half ers are the Journal of the Ameri­ the plane or how my chute opened.” pipo, which would oast W .850. tion end said that she hsa to ask pounds of wool ar* used In mak­ can Medical Assn., and the Ameri­ he aaid, "I just remember being only two hundredths ' Atty. John D. LisBelle haa been .freshmenta will follow the meet­ thick. dual-steep equipment, TWIN BED JOHNSON HAT BOX Martin’s report. Iwraod on/Msy 1, the Bchool cuetodlan every morn­ ing. ing a man's sui|^ can Hospital.. In the plane with flames all said ths .projoct wouW/equlte A elected to membership on .ths fimertlr stylmL, LUGGAGE SET ing to clear the path to the school sofa-beds, hide-a-beds board ofdirSctor* of the French OUTFIT^ M d epewlee* In double-barrried O f broken glass. "I'm amsxed barrel having there haven't been more accldenta" Club of Manchester to fill the un. and studio couches from a-tene temhlwe. expired term of the late Elphege PAINT CO. least 98 inches, she laid. ^ tlee te metek H. Csaavant. ceMplete lee* IN NEWEST ; However, he said I t would prob­ ».50 ably ba more eecnomlcal to use s ^ 723 MAIN ST; pouredlT'.fionerete -conduit of sult- As A result of these complaints The Morning 'S ta r Molher.s A Real Value! sble itaaj^ mirtead of two oon- the mayor asked the general man­ (^rcis will meet tonight at 8 2-TONE STYLE dults. He.^4^ the mb would oost ager to twtroct the Park and o'clock at the liome of Mrs. Robert "in exceiii|/qf *200,0M.*V ReeresUoh departments to clean Mahair; 31 Bunce. Dr. The co- Manchester's HeadqUai^rs For Simmon's "BEAVTtltEST" Has ^ up the area. He also requested hostesi win be Mrs. Gladys Oarell. .. Mskes Motioa Chief Of Police Herman O. Schen- The/recommendation that the del,. who was present last night, to MSss'Mary DelUFera,'director of SE E TH IS! p r o ^ t be referred to the Town De Luxe Slumberland ‘^RUST-OLEUNP try to keep krtown "undesirabie*’' welfare in Manchester, was elected, X Ep^eering Department Was troasurer of the (Tonneqtlcut As­ FREE n w M . made by Director Gilbert Barnes, aa-ay from park and school E-Z grounds. sociation of Local Public Welfare HOLLYWOOD fseke Yes who advised against going, "over­ Administrator*-at the group's sec­ board" on the aize of the conduit Martin, who was'tnstructed at BED OUTFIT Parki^ • the.Board’s.last-meeting torhave ond .Annual conference held recent­ "There is no gieat risk In under­ ly at the University of Connecti­ TERMS RANGf NORlSOlO estimating” the size of the conduit, the area, cleaned', up, said this haa $ 6 9 ^ 5 0 near Of Store he declared. If the area is hit with been done twice this . spring al­ cut. 1 TOOiAlERS ready and that the problem result* a rainfall that overtaxad the pipe's No outdoor service will be held | >UEL OIL caoseity. he said, "the overflow from the drinkers a'ho spend their time sround the school and drop by the Salvation Army tomorrow j GASOLINE their bottles there. evening. Sr. Major John and Mr*. ' These "undersiablea” esn be Pickup and a group of about 30 ; DOWN jailed for 30 days, he said, but will leave by bus at 6 p.m for i WEEKLY they always return when they are Middletown for the - Soldiers' . BANTLY OIL released. He held, out little hope Night” program there. j l.nil’\N\, |\(, lAV’ .. for ridding the area of them until some mean* of rehabtlitsting them The choir of the Buckingham ; FURIflIW E DlPARTMENT--4l^l t-S22i. : :i '1 MN - I tn 1.1 is found. Congregational Church will have j a practice period tomorrow at 7:30 | ’ (L()WER. STORE LEVEL) TEL Mitchell 9-459S KNITTER* fiOUOHt FOR.MAC^ P '" ' ■ • ! K0CKVII.LE TK &-.3271 Canberra — Australia has been asked to send a team of women Hartford Chapter. National Asso knitters to the Portuguese island riation of Accountant*, will hold its j of Macao off the coast of (Thina annual sports outing Friday at the ' to OMist In establishing a new Rosewood in Westogue. Dinner will knitting Industry. be served at' 7 p;in.

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f F A I R B A N K S 1 ii i f TwriT m u jULLijm ^ * W A R D • t h e s e JUMBO SIZE LOBSTERS- SINSAT to HAL MATCHBD (all woli ovfr 2 H»»*) will *atl*!h! •v#n H»* Tak# your eholct of 9ltltor‘5n9i*f th w TAPERED LUGGAGE Lob»tar raclp** find you will • fM *hat IN YOUR CHOICE OF NEWEST Rad Coaeh LIvo UbiHtor* 2-TONE STYLES > aio indood tho King of Soalood* BROWN & BLUE & BhoiUd JUm J l o i i i n . RAWHIDE raw h ide Rad Coach Droo*ing — Drawn Butttr MOiULGAS ECONOMY RUN VICTORY PROVES m NercK tcroKi S M O II DUIAMUTV Neiv “Fuel’Saver” Choke that helped clinch factors ih Plymouth’* smashing win is ihe new “ Fuel-Saver” Choke that so MANY FINE ’ SHF ewHetH efSIsery kevi* eelsl' you gel at no extra cost on all Plymouth V-8a. This ingenious de\-ics FORM FITTING A I I HEAVY BINDINC., i i b r a s s -p l a t e d 3 I* I. U bitar ttuffad with dlead lob*t#r and *hrlmp employs a triple-stage vacuum piston and a new thermostatic element to I COMFORTABLE title is standard equipment on all Plymouth yS s FEATURES ” AT ^ STITCHING AND | : -^UNFORCED atA tIfl AmiCATION HAND GRIPS a, reduce the amount of fuel you use in warming up the engine. So it can I I I CONTRAST WILTS ! W OOD FRAMES •HF e«tn M SMC* sMilr Hies rafvler Pound ftfr pound, save you even more on short-distance drives--the kind most people make. THIS PRICE!I! (levi* seiri. and our Plymouth uses less gasoline than’ either of the other •niNFOKio ro i co io i iniNTioN two” COTO ill the low-price “3 "! This wa* proved beyond doubt when a Among the many other savings Plymouth gives you is the 1140 you |EU:LY IINED Celen. tlsitd t* erltisel iFa»4er4« JioiiU o. StMtrnm U 1958 Plymouth V -8 was officisUy declared winner of the low-price car save on standard-eqiiipmenl Torsion-Aire Ride. The “other two" charge i WASHABLE CHOICE OF iesfsr Sws Is Mchiilve rtiRfsrcIsf conipetiUon in the 19,58 Mobilgas Economy Run. Plymouth’s competitors up to that much extra for their best suspension systems. And' there are , INTERIORS ■xna-utet BROWN a RAWHIDE sfiscist*. also entered car* with 6-cylinder engines (supposedly more economteal) dozens more economies, too! or BLUE a RAWHIDE TRAIN CASI C h u n l^ f Fro*h Lal^or, Poppqr*, Mu»hraom* DELUXE MITAl REINFORCED NUMOe .. i ‘~ ■ Y - ' - i .1; Sh arry W In # but Plymdulh beat C'ery car in its class—V-8s and 6s alike! 'S o if you are dollar-conscious, better hustle over and talk terms and h a r d w a r e a n d I DUST-PROOF emd ntfiV m e t a l h in g e s METAL EDGIS Ytfw aiT MOfil WITH • a ” This tiile-winning Plymouth is exactly the same BeKcdere V-8 with trade with your Plymouth dea!er. He’s ready to-give you a great deal! rt'infofct'd houte pain# by Torquetlite Automatic Transmission that you can buy right of! your MAIL COUPON NOW . . . SHOP IN PERSON! TOSSED CHEF SALAD AND DRESSING ■ .• -i CARMOTE CHOICE OF POTATO Plymouth dealer’s floor. __ 1 ■ SHOOK JEWELERS — 977 MAIK ST. RHP COMPLETE THE CIRCLE OF SAFETY . . . CHECK VOUR IpKONI t o d a y !, assorted ROLLS AND BUTTER These lesls proVe (hat every Plymouth has built-in economy features CAR, CHECK YOUR DRIVING, -CHECK ACCIDENTS MANCHESTER-; not found in the “other two”. For instance-one of the mpat imporlanl % k s - i k this' i ' □ AddleMy PLUMBIN8 M i 1 1 " ^ SUPM.YC . I V B t |m<- 0 Rt. 15 - Barilo Turnpika - WatharsfltId r . T BUsh Jr „ Pres.aad T imw. TODAYS BEST BUY,. .TOMORROW’S BEST TRADE *,. "If It’s B ard o^ W* Have It” Just 4 fiilla* South of H«rtfdrd 977 MAIN ST.^MI 9-5814 -Ml ».M14 Jlp-W - - ' g= --SEUrJ' tri MAIN SI.i MANCHESTER TtlM»hMW Jaehswt S-ITTI OPEN T h u r s d a y t i l l 9 p .m .. W* Give JtlFT Oram Stamps

' ' ' »r "’'I \ 'Tv -1 ■'A’'' ■■A ' (I ; }j f ; : >'-r \ » i .%■■ ■ .• ->J- ‘J .. MANCHESTE|1 e v e n in g HERAU), IIANCHES'^R, C O m , WEPN*Si%Yv MAY. 2I* PAGE FIPTESM MAKCHEStKR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, COfJMjvWEDI^SliAV, MAY 21, 196^ , V' FAG* roURTEEK^^^'^"*’^'' * . . . !, ...... — - _■ ■ - ! . 1. ______— .,. 11, II.I.II f r - 4 - neth A. Porter, .eon i f Mr, Lobster P a rty S H Tax Cut DecUion Due WTIG—I0M Andover Mrs. Herbert Porter oC -Rt. WCOC—U f f Daily Rad^\ Hebron. * , Xlvestad-McAllikec Wadding WKNB—840 W H A V -4M the wedding will take plaee Friday by Elks WDIO— 1880 ■aatera StaadaM YIbm WPOP— 1#I0 June 28 in the Gilead Cengregm'- PTA Spoofing tional Church., Manchester Lodge of Elks wlU The prospective bride and bride* bree^e fhroiighjommer in. w^ddlns.of M ill Nln> Ann conduct A lobster party ht tbe Elks.’ Tha foUowlng program groom are graduates of Windham McAllUiter, .i '' WDRC—Asawer PlSate fices of ths First National Store and is ttmited to Elks and their :urn in FOR KITCHEN- FOl^ BEDROOM-rFOR ATTIC changa witnout notlca. 4 Due Tonight Warehouses In East Hartford. Por­ atad, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto WPOP-Top 40 ■nma Mends. AJvsdlad. EhMt Hartford, took Pwtr ter owns and operates a dairy Chairman Edward-H. Serrell and FOR GARAGE-FOR THE GEVLAR n«vu* ^'V^y-8erenada , A style and talent show id farm where ths couple will live his committee obnsisUng of Carl »t 2:30 Saturday afternoon (Ooaliaaed trses iPaga Oae) WCCC—Newacaat HURRY— 1st COMI. Ut SiRVED X vs yankeet , WKN»-OpenT«lka planned for the PTA meeting at 8 following their marriage.., HOTtm. George Petteni Ctoorge In the Caiurch pf the Naaarene. n m u - t ^ and u a World o’clock tonight In the elementary, . Troop to Sell Popplee and the lodge chefs are duoe prices and avoid in4atlonary lire: The Rev. C. E. Winslow per­ Peter, Prinei^s * im a a W D RU -^ R, Murrow school all-JiurpoBe room. American" Legion popples will be arrengftot the details connected wage risefc. v 8>l ------WPOP-'-fo p to Tlma Since Mrs. George Mimson, pro­ formed the double ring ceremony. ' Parts ■ sold at Hoislngton'S Grocery Store with the event. ' Mrs. Florence Woods, church or­ His rsconuhandation that labar Have 3rd Date Revue _-Kacord Rodeo gram chairman, has previously all day Saturday bednnlng. at 8 Tieketa may be procured from 0 va Yankaea 1C—People Are runnr authored humorous skits for var­ a.m. by members of the eenior ganist, played the hrldpl music pay incrsasaa ' Uiaf :Wot|ld WDR^R Q Usia tha steward at the Elks’ Home. and accompanied Miss M arlon M NE DITZ BR $ x UlM ious meetings,, reports indicate Girl' Scout troop led by Mrs. WPOP^firelirtery n m e 'ITie deadline is tonight. ’Yiricea was snthuaiasUeaUy (OonUmed from P n ^ Ona) 1 0 -AMbiw IQ ^rM Janes, who sang “Oh Golden Day — ------llevelanand va noatee that "ribbing” will be an outstand­ George Munson. - In ’vlew of the.large number of f 2-TROUSER.^ of Promise" and "Because.’,' White racMvsd.' f a m o u s MANUFACTURER'S CLOSEOUTS oild CANCELLATIONS ItHAY—Record Roden ing feature of the chemises and ,Thls la one of several projtota reservations made locally, ana by PiincasB are now Just triands, but 'w ^ V —Planet J»art» X wroi—People AreTunny lilacs, daffodils and palms dec­ The buaineda^axscutlvsa lUao ap- ' ‘ -Bacord Bevua WUR(>-R 4 Lewis sacks In the show. undertaken- by the neWly-fermed lodges of Eastern Connecticut, ,the orated the altar. pladited w h en ^ -tte Prftld#nt> the raemt visite hava aroused -pucaao va Yankees WPOP-Mvetery Time Mrs. Thomas J. Birmingham will group which, while approvStt.; by committee Is planning to seat a Presented in marriage by her pledged his adminn^aQoa* would apaculatlon that tha romanea might 1C—host Muter install the incoming officers dur­ the council, has beeii so active aotbroib] V ^ V -R < « o r d Rodeo minimum of 350 persona. \mcle, Raymond Van Denten, the avoid coatly now pubUdworka pro­ atlU be on. , ^ ^ FBPM w is:c—Nisbt e —Ml ■ Line ing a brief business program: Mrs. that election of officers was de­ ' The party is informal end there TROPICAL eveland.va BoMon bride was attended by her cousin. grams. London newapapers apeculatad WALL CABINETS WORC—Rusty“ ' Draper'5?- Birmingham is a former PTA layed. wili be no epeechmiklng. •Tha siidtenes was sUant, that tha meetingi may baboma a lY —Planer Party WPOl3P—Hoitnd “Ooa The girls have been restoring Miss Elaine Van Lenten. Rochelle RAKRAKED ED WWHITE l ENAMEL ,X ’^ • 0 ^ Review president on the local level and Park, N.' J., as maid of honor. ever, when Eisenhower sdVocA ragtilar date — on a.platonlc basis. -CMcaco Va Yankee! WHAV-Keoord Rodeo former State ,PTA vice president. Die grounds and nrdens at the Robert Arens of New Haven leas timidity on price cuts *Tha Princass and tha gr-mp Roat‘O l Mill.l i e r ■ WTIC—Nitbl Line , Parente Urged to Attend home :of Mr. and Mrs. .Clarkson aee no reasonrwhy their ______Kolby WDRC—Rusty Draper l^lliw of Andover Center who ere was best man. Ushers were Kevin capital inveatmanta. 3P--Cai Kolbv W n c - l ^ t Line They also were not present to ac­ in the Andover-Hebron area of and othar members of tha royal W P O P -^ lted Ante Workers 8bow WDRC—MMdt for Roniseea Hebron Rd. ^ gram for next year Will be .dis­ crown of iridescent sequins and government la carrying part o f the family.” , cept the Cub awards in accordance In efforts to end the reces­ WPOP—Hound Deg LBS Annual Meeting Ret cussed. A picnic Is being planned seed pearls. She carried a colonial The Queen Mother was at ClsT^ * ‘(?HAY—Platter Party with the thib program based on The apnual meeting of the La- for the June meeting. bouquet of whit# rosea and cas­ sion. But he also said ones again anca House last night whan Town- WCCC—Record Revue *‘ w 5 a Y—Wite Waieb Here's a trulV great, combination of that the biggest part of the task W KilB-P.H psr^t •"t*hlld psrtidpaUon. , B*„,volent Sodety wOl be The committee In charge of ar-j cade of ribbons. sand arrived but went out to a WARDROBE CABINETS " WTtO-Roes Miller WDItC^^Mbm lor ftomAnet Wnce the ^ y s i held at 8 p.m. Thursday In the dacron and fine worsted- You'll al­ must be shouldered by. private WPOr-^mun6 Doit t - rangements and decorations in­ The maid of honor wore a balle­ private dinner at a heathy hptal.' RROWNENAMiL WDRC-Cal Kolbv hard on preparing eostumee. akiU' ^ u ways look your best In One Of these rina length ifcfwn of baby blue btiatneaa. WPOP—Wax Works and exhibits for this month's "Clr- cludes Mrs. William RingrOse.l suits because they’re wrinkle reelst- ”Our economy . has grown She didn’t get back until altar- **wfiAY-N-NHoNl^ph New Arrival Bilk organza, jgrhicesa style, and Townsend had left. , ’ J U M I O SIZE WTIO-A t the cus” themes, committee, members chairman, Mrs. Victor Uhrich, Mrs. | ani. Solids, small patterns, lyy strong,” tha Praaidsot said, ’’be­ . t fe s Y —Platter Party A son. Michael Carl, was borii Robert Result-, Mrs. John Blckley,| carried a colonial bouquet of yel­ Princeas Margaret is now 8T. WOOC—Record Rsvue WtnW—Mooda fotMtomanet said they hope parents' will turn Mripes. cause bur people haVe Made jobs ANTITIES UMmCD IN EACH CATEGORY WKNB-rP.M WPOP—Hound Dog '\ to’ Mr. and Mrs. Cart B. Hprrick Mrs. Edward Kenway,, Mrs. John low rosea. Townsend is 43. - , ' out to see the youngsters’ achieve­ of Coventoy May 14 In the Man­ r<^ each other and have not ^relied WTIO—Rom Miller WHAT-Nile Watch x Guliano and Mrs. W. H. Folland. | The bride’s mother chose a blue on the government to try tb do it Townsend is ,du« to IgaVe again ■TOBE HOURS! WDRO-Cal Kolby ments. chester Memorial HospitaL The WTIC-At the UN X Further Information and reserva-: dacron dress, white accessories for the Coptlnent ova the week-, WPOP—Wax Works WDRC—Mo.xl. (or Romance. _.Th# regular meeting date of maternal grandpuynts are Mr. and for them.” * ------f MON.Umi SAT. dise- - ttons may be made by contacting; and a corsage of pink roses. The The audience tntemipted the end.' The Daily Mail-jHcedlctod WHAT—Dateline WPOP-Hound Dog the pack has been advanced one Mrs. George Munson and the ps- bridegroom’s inother wore a nlle there would be another meeting 0:M to 8 Wt'C'C—Evening Muatc ISsSS- _ week because of the Memorial Day terral grandmother la Mrs. Carl Mrs. Ringroie. . speech six times with applause. WK.NB-P.M. WHAV-Nlte Watch • green jersey dress and a corsage At the close, Eisenhower received, with Margaret before then. WTIC-Newe w ir e —Time for Muele , holidays. Herrick, all of this town. THUR8. and FRL Eugagemente ^AmoiuipmI OSTRICH LARGEST BIRD of pink roses. The maternal gMUid- a 45-second standing ovation. WORC—New. WORC—Moorte (or Romance Cape Town — The African os­ mother of the bride, who is 76, He flew back to Washington. |f her daughter, Miss D. Pfanetlehf, teleimone tel PDgrim WKNB-PM. WDRC—Mood, (or RomAne. Marjorie w n Boyington to Ken- 2-8858. height of 8 feet. low corsage. visit Minnesota’s stats parka each yaar. Lyon was ones Uigdunum, WTIC—dtnctly Sport* WPOP—Modem Sounds A recepUon for about 100 guesU MRS. EDWARD O. ALVESTAD year. the capital of Caesar'a GauL WDRC—Weather and Zalniaa U:S0- _ la the Davis Menwrfal Youth WPOP—Lawrenca Welk WHAT—Nltt Watch d:SS- WTIC—New. Building foUowed the Ceremony. WHAY—Serenade WDRC—New. and Weather When leaving on a motor trip, the ■ / WCLV—Eve,nlnf Muela WPOP-Newe bride were a blue linen dross and W m tB-P.M . U;IS- --- Through May/ 31 WTIc - S; ivte Oiee Club WHAY-NUe Watch O O N T M ISS b^ge accessories. Mr. and Mrs. W i>te--Ouy LombArde WWC—fcmrt Pinal WPpP—John Daly WDRC—Ifond* (or Romanea THESE GREAT Alvestad will be at home to their WPC;Pc-Modem 8ounde Meads after June 1 on Lewis St.. EXPLOSIVE PRICES! *"S?HAY—Serenade It RUYS! RoekvUle. WCCC—Evening Muele WHAY'^aia Ally The bride’s gift to her maid of WKNB-P.M X WTIC—Rtarllght' ■ t SerenadeBer WTIC—X Star ISXtra WDRC—Honda (or Romance BONUS SPECIAL honor was luggage,, and the bride­ . WDRC—Lowell Thomas ■ WPOP—M'^em Sounda groom gave Ute beat man a- Walls! W POP-Top to Tima U :tS - T:St- WHAT—Jam Alley and the ushers, cufflinks. : WHAT—Serenade WTIC—Rlarllghl Serenade Fi j i The bride attended local schools wcf

(Centtnned from E H * gin ever his closest opponent George P. Mahoney, the paving B iE S itE DRIVEWAY BBlieBI contractor who was the Demo­ BPECIAUSTS IN FORM SET. MACHLN'C SPREAD, cratic senatorial nominee In 1052 2 FOR TO POWER RUUJEP, AMESITE DRn’EWAV AREAS and 1056. YOUR Unofficial returns from 1,335 of ALL WORK GUARA.VTEBD Lightweight Tropical Weaves. Dacmn Blends, the sUte'a 1,337 polling places gave FOR FREE EgnMATES Call Ml 3-7691 FREE INSTRUCY10NS Splash Weaves, Shark.skins, Gabardine^ Summer D'Alesandro 124,500 votes, ’ Ma YARN Flannels. Shadow Boxes. AI! new shad^S'for spring honey 118,067, and former diplo­ mat James Bruce 57,208. The other DeMaio brothers M ooTTAM or.—an »-8MM and summer. Plain or pleated fror)t.«i. Sizes 28 to 46. _ four aspirants trailed even worse. PiMWy ef Free Peilimg Akroy This decisive margin, plus the SERVINa THE MANCHESTER AREA SINCE 1820 SROP OVER 200 PAIRS IN EVERY SIZE warmth of Mahoney’s statement THOUSANDS OF SATTSFIED CUSTOMEJW . conceding the nomination, led D’Alesandro and his running mates TOP VALUE B'EATUR- on a self-styled •’harmony” ticket SUMMEJ ' to, predict a united party front for owners ACBEPT HUGE ING.VYLON MESH. Favorite the November elections. ^casin-toe style with trim, new Also victorious were the mayor’s -’'lines. Democratic running mates, J. Mil­ . ,, „ .. INNERSPRING UATTRESS lard Tawes for governor. i-Atty. Gen. C. Iferdinahd Sybert for re- igld b o n ^ UOx SPRING nomination and State Sen. Louis L. CREDITl Lower Cost of Living ■ ^ Goldstein for comptroller. i 088808** I'r-' Tavves’ opponent In- November ;^Grto»«r ^ on ^ rt, i'nioYintRt will be Rep. James P. 8. Dev- Excellent, firm beddinjr, carefully built ereux. the moustachioed former BUDGET! .A Warni emd C m y Homw, You Too Marine general kfho was unoppos­ to high standard of quality. Prebuilt ed for the Republican gubemator C o n ARfflNra T o O w n ! border, lace, tufted (no button) con- I lal nomination. Devereux WM stnictiorj. So well built you would ex­ picked for the slot with the blcik- CHARGE! pect to pay $59.95 for each unit! - Ing of Republican Gov. Theodore J O DOWN PAYMENT R. McKeldin, who. is ineligible for a third straight term. LX Although there were unusually LAYAWAY! : LIFE long ballots for hundreds o f coun­ ty offices and election day woath«' er was generally fair, th)? prtinary drew a relatively light voter ’re­ sponse of lees than 30 per. cent D’Alesandro-Tawes backers, who dominate most major party fac- FULL or TWJN SETS » tlohs In the state, had expected F IN A L to. benefit.from a spsirse turnout. B to £CB Goldstein had almost as .smooth i sailing In defeating accountant CLOSEOUT Sidney London and Joseph JU Man­ ning, executive s^retary, of a ' ’ grocms’ assbclation, for nomina­ HOLLYWOOD TWIN BED tion to comptroller. He will op- 7 WITH METAL FRAME __ _ _ pose-Republican Mayor John A. lo ld B o n d Derr of Frederick. Also.nominated without opposi­ NOTHIHG Expertiy constructed prebuilt border innerspring tion wore Republican J. Fife Sy­ mattress with PERM-A-LATOR insulation to pre- mington Jr., aspirant to the seat vent “coil feel.” Matching Iwxspring on .sturdy being vacetod by Devereux. and metal frame. Normally priced at $99.50. A GREAT the six Incumbents seeking tw'O HELD more years In Congress—Repub­ VALUE 1 - licans Edward T. Miller and De­ witt 8. Hyde and Democrats Ed- BACK! COMB AND SEE THE NEW 1-2-3 BEDROOM HOMES which wa,rd A. Gartnats, George H. Fal- are aetlin’g the new housing trend in America today. Theae Ibn. Richard E. LanMord and new ntodem homes include FTTRNISHINGS In all rooma, plug Samuel N. Friedel. I the newest APPLIANCES. COMPLETE PRICES RANGE FROM »3,300 to 15,500—4% % H0C4B0UTS' mortgage plan—No Down Payment plan—payments are gen­ Lodge Gives Pins erally substantially lower than your present rent. WHITE and NATURAL BUCK For Long Service THIS IS GOOD LIVINO, you esn enjoy pleasant surroundings Featuring famous Makes Exclusively In the suburbs with .greeii lawns, trees, shrubs, flowers, swim­ ming pool—Yes, this-is really living the modern way—in a $ C - 9 9 Sunset Rebekah Lodge -at its Mobilehome. _ . ^ meeting Monday evening in Odd Fellows Hall honored a number of Its long-tlmle members' with the ,You Can Lewar Your RtHtol Cost To presentation of pins by Noble Grand Mrs. Yvonne Contois. F O R A Past Grand Mrs. Minnie John-j $94.00 ston, 2t Bigelow .St..' joined the | A M O N T H FAMILY lodge In 1808. She was unable to be present and her 60-year pin w as, OPEN delivered to her by Mrs. Margaret GAUDET (Oyor A g« AGl Stark'weather, the ^present vice THURSsandFRb grand. , ' n r COUPLE Miss .’Carrie Gibson received a Fumihira M ay R« Ufod As DaVhi PayiAont! TILL 9 P.M. 85-year pin, aiM the following re­ JEWELERS ceived 45-year. p^u; Past Noble Grand M n: Ivis Ingraham, Mias Elissbeth D. King, Past. Noble Grand Mrs. Etta Loveland, Mi’s. 785 M AIN STREET JENSEN'S, m e . Florence Moore. Mrs. Jennie Ris- .84 p a r k ROAD. WEST HABITOORD— AD ley, James B. Wilson, 80 Alton St., HOWARD’S SLEEP CENTER Parks A Bales Branehee Threngtkwit CoaMScUeut., • iuid his.wife, Mrs. Mary R Wilson; X •'SLEEP SPECIALISTS raOM A ID Z-Z^Z-Z” Kiss Jsnnls Wind. A 40-yegr.pin Open Monday. Through Saturday 0 to 8 ' V'T was presented to Mrs. Jsssle Kerr ' Monoey. W edn^ay. and Thursday Evenings. §Ws»41 MAIN ST. • AT THE CENTER 'JbUy.'who also aerved^as a noble ! ■ ' g n M TV A" - X - r r X i-W tX tX: I I'l. 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.-r* PACE SEVENTEEN N.' : x ' MANCHESTER, EVBNING HERALD, kXNCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, >IAY 2L ISM PAGE snm eEN ItAKCHESim EVEjro^G HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ WEDNESDAY, MAr^21,196S

In Um City Court Room. 'Stqairi. Taggart will be la eharga of the Flaherty Urges RockvUle^Vernon Neff will apeak on his duties as kitchen. . - GENERAL Smith-*McGratK ^J^edding ^ town treasurer. • > ' Dr, Reynolds A few tickets, afg still svallahls Member Nation Comeratons laying cereiruMlfes for the dinner. ' TV SERVICE for tha Rockville High SclxAiil will - Qa Sunday morning-..at 10 To Be Guest Day* t C MUs Natalia Eileen McGrath, UN BroMdeasts IPRICES ARE: rire Dislrict Rerfderife-^ffit bs held at 6:15 p.m. otv-tne Love­ o'clock there hrlll be a service of daufhtw of Clayo McGrath, Gard­ land Hill aiU. . Thanksgiving for the completion mghta vZeww Ftae Fwte ——— ■ ’ ner, Maas., and Mrs. Vincent Or- m Johes Death N.. American>l;^aii Auxiliary of the work with Dr. Reynolds TUL Ml S-MSt Norwich, May M im-Atty. II ^ Filter^ed Rd, Zone Aantvanutty ban- At Dedication preaching , and the minister, the lowekl, RMkvUle, wais marriad B. Flfherty Of Rockville, who seeking the Demdaratlc im i from'Page One) , p.m. In Waslay Hall. , , (Oontlnn^ from Ppgf One) Rev. Arnold Toser, conducting the .Saturday to Francis EdWard Smith syta-wers puffed. I was suspicious m'a Guild of Union Dr. Fcrrla Reynolds. miniSUr of service. for Omigresa In the Beqond Mxnlt that, but my first thought |K .O W E R « l No oppr^iUon WM p r « ^ igtional Church win meet Jr-, son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis saye the United NatioM-Mtould Ooroku Furute said the body "was %aS te'’get the doctor." "llie propoaed utMMirtmenU to aon- 1966, vs McGonIgle, 51, a auccess- Second Congregational ' .Church During this service members of ■rate rqdio •tetlo n » '^ covered Yrtth black bruises both Vemon Fire Ctt. 2 for theihew, • the church. cUases representin]g the entire B, .Smith Sr. of Otter Rlyer, Mass. A doctor said Jones would be all *in» reirkatiofta for the Vernon-IHre Bun>ee "ttEmnan’s RaUef Corps ful businessman, strictly a begin-' from 1935 to 1947 and now a pro-> The ceremony was perfonvad St countrtee to advance M eyes w srf .blacked end hie ilp cut.” right. Crowjey said, but that after­ "prompt and thorough demonstr*^ church echool will eome forward underatendlng.'; ^ ■ 4>l»trlct iMl ni*ht, bat objectfoo tkm til emergency mohlllzatloit. will .meet at Ih GAR Hall ii{er aa a political candidate. fesMr of Greek at Eton College, to place articles In the corner­ 10 am. in St. Martin’s Ct)urch by Shirskaws eald Investigation noon he was told that Jones voiced to the propped coro- wiOu a birthday’’mtclal to follow the Rsv, Father McArdle. Cheater tty. Flaherty, told a gathering' died. KidcUe Fair! I RaadallII Store to q«Oose 'itlie Senate choice.will be Lead­ N.C., will be the guest preacher stone of the new building. The slraw^ Crowley had a bruised, *«Bcrciel Bone on Filter Bed Rd. ' Randall's Stationerysry SIStore will the meeting. Dlmock sang Ave Marla and "On '"^'m ventJcD delegatea About half « dozen Rockville The annual donor's dlAmc of Sis­ er. 40, a dark-hqrae pOafibility In at hts former church this Sunday. cornerstone will be placed by the Ich. Preston* and Led- hand. Crowley said he sprained it be closed 'from 1 t,o f p.i(.m..m tomor- main entrance to tbe new parish This Day, O Beautiful Mother.” Teeldenla who live on the city line, row tor the funelral of its owner, terhood B’nal Israel will the 1960 natioiiai picture, vs. Re­ Dr. Reynolds.' return to Man­ Altar floiwers were white gladioli. UN could serve its Hi|di- In a bdthUib. . 'twnierinjt the propoeed commercial at 6:30 p.m'; at the recreatloitN^ publican Scott, 58, a Congressman chester is In' oohnecUon with the house. Given In marriage by her father, cUoo by providing objective Jones, 45. la the son'of the late aaude A. Mifla who died yeaUr- on Talcott AVe. Representatives On Sunday evening at 8 o'clock, lews, educatkm end cultural under- *one. aeid they did not waht to aee day. ajnee 1940, GOP national chairman speOial services Inarking the com- the bride was attended by her 1907 AU-AmerWA quarterback and Gmrt TRICYCLE SALE i ^commercial trtabjlahmenta there. the. folk dance group of Hillel' in .1948-49 and iui Eisenhower a service of dedication will be held ■later, MIse Mary E, McGrath,'-85 Iding for the peoplee of the . Bleleckl Rearreoteil dd. 1930-27 Yale c o a ^ T A.D. Jones. Zoning CJommiaelon Chairman rtan k C. BielecCd, i«, of this Foundation of the University of. iMcker' even before 1952. In the church sanctuary- All four Summit St, Mancheeter. Mrs. Wir- He beaded T.A JJ. Joffes and Co. of Choose from 12 m o d - 2 .'Charlea Brown aaid the land Connecticut will present a pro­ The end of the primary caro- choirs will particlpirte along with ren Carroll of Townsend, Msas., Flaherty, who vould oppose George W, 45, of 62 Ben­ e l s . . , i n c h . • city, who received s auspendsd re,- gram ' of Israeli dances. U.8. KSD. Horace Seely-Brown (R) New Haven. Hie eister is married 10 12 16 •eemed more aiiited to comn»erciar formatory sentence yesterday in Mign came early for Staasen. visiting clergy, church officers and another etster, wesi bridesmaid. to Crowley, e native of Milwaukee, ton St., arresM last night on an HoaplUI NotMt. Rapidly totaled -Philadelphia re­ representstlvee of the firms in in the Nbafember election, told the ‘uae than realdentlal partlaljp' be- Superior Cou.t, was rtarreated by Admitted yesterdays Albert John Smith of Otter River was delegates nb^haa promises of sup­ who eet; the modern Yale elhgje- Intoxication' charge, pleaded guilty R E G U LA R S -■cauae it {• iwampy. Rockville police In connection with turns 'erased before midnight any’ volved in the construction. man for his brother and War- game scoring record of five toucK- The reaidenta complilned that Kerkin. Grant Hill, Tolland; >fiss hope h6 might have held that he Following ths dedication, the Carroll, brother-in-law of the port from 25 pqr cent Of the dele­ downs in 1911. in a apbcial session of Town Court Frem $8.49 > • a break at Tessa's rtickage Store, Catherine Ashe. 23 Tolland Ave.r new building will be open for in­ gatea who will «|end the July 8 today and was fined SlO by Judge the drainage problem there haa E. Main St., a few months ago. could score an upset. Stassen's bride eerved as usher. convention in UilO . Crowley has said that the night Abraham Stockaer, 12 Middle defeat in the state's largest, city, spection and refreshments will 1m Wesley C. Gryk. Henry was ar­ "been increased' by recent Ailing. He is being held at Tolland Butcher Rd., Ellini^pn; Paul Son- The bride wore a floor length before Jones died, the three buei- NOW FroSi 2 •They also afondered atiat would county Jail In iieu oi a $5,000 bond. where he and his wife voted, was served. gown of ChanUUy lace and net neasmen had been to a rested bj^JPatrolman Harold New- ■'become of a playground they said ler, 35 River 8t.; Sue Ann Wil­ p^^vpn astonishing 85,000 votes, over white satin. The fitted bodice eo’mb about’*7. o'clock after the of­ Hope CTispter son, High Manor Park, Vemon. State Elks P< party and ..then night-c ■the mayor and selectme’’ had said A chicken barbecue will be held lO.OOlKmore than tJie strongest waa dealgned with a sweetheart klafinger went home ficer found the accused. lying on ..would be located there. Discharged yesterday: William '-pre-election organization claim. neckline and long sleeves tapering Crowley and Jonas parted in the the eide of the roa^ at N. School June 7 by Hope Chapter No. 60, Burke, 66 W. Main St.; Mrs. Guy Parade to Honor Goes to Real and Oolway Sts. .99 I '' Mra. Myrtla Pierre, of Crestline OM at Masonic Temple, Orchard PliiladelphtSK.^mocrats put on to a point at the wHsU. Her crown living room of theiryauite’ after 'Realty, which owns the property, Miller and daughter, 8 Berger of rufflM live ehcrustefl wlUi ving a nightcap, Crowley said. George E. Fox. 66, of 116 Walker St. Servings will be at 5:80 and Rd.;-vMrs. Allen Ramsdell and an e i^ more nmsa^ demonstra­ 11th Missile Unit James Reardon of 75 Benton BL. said her Arm had not offered land 6:30 p.m. Tickets may be pfir; tion, rolling up a 123JJW lead for pearls held In place her fingertip ■ “ issinger woke me at 8 a.m. St.,''slso charged with intoxication, -for a playground nor. had It been daughter 7 Lewis St.; Mrs. Jo­ 'Heads Agents veil of imported illusion. She osr- waa elected District Deputy from and 'Said Tad - kad been hurt," pleaded innocent and the case was chased from any'mon.ber. Reserva­ seph Segh" Ahd Stassen went'-to bed aociatton of Connecticut, held Sun­ home last night by Patrolman Wll- ■ : 4 ^denied Creatllne'a request for per- The Rockville Zoning Board of surance Agents at the. sannual field tomorrow at 7 p;m. to honor 'The mstd of honor wge the ffoOT, ^ ^ n g over a lamp, SLEEPER STROLLER mlaaion to locate a package store Mra Edward Jesaqis, 155 Union meeting held yesterday 'boon at conceding defeat or congratulating Portland’s" Battery B for its per­ in orchid nylon 9tg m a over day at Putnam. "sleepfng a'Itn\a sm ile....I saw Ilsm Cooke following w. complaint Appeals last night granted a var St. McGonIgle. His last cofnment was Reardon haa long bCSn active, in that his lip was cut shd both his from Fox’s wife. ■“there because it would be spot lance to Louts Qoldfarb to^'erect the Manchester Country Club,- . formance at Red Canyon last lairdrester? mstching taffetf. T^riimmerbund The following officers were also that "It would be very difffcult In month. end floating back 'banelB were of State Elks’ circles, having been SFECIAL -eonlng and therefore illegal. How- store at the rear of 63 Windsor the state aa a whole to dvefcome psat exalted ruler of New Lon-- .e^ier, the aone of a larger area Vemon and Talcottvillw-^eivs It elected: T, J. Crockett, vice pres­ Lt. Cot. James P. StraUM.-16at the taffqta. Tbs'diagonally tucked, All tubulsir frame, 4 poal- Ave. in a non-commercial zone. handled through -The HSfgld’s ident, and Fred T. Baker, secre- the adverse vote in Philadelphia.” don Lodge, past president of .the - e could be changed. The Board also granted permis­ tallon commander. wUL.-'prasent ■leeyeMm Jibdlce had a Sabrina Connecticut Elks Assn. ai)d' co­ FREE PA NEXT TO POPULAR tlon. adjustable back, ad­ Z One raaSdent objected to the In-i Rockville Bureau, 1 W. Main tary-treasurer. Outgoing president EVen In the remainder of the Battery B with a largSAlfver.punbh Need Women’s oeOkltnerMer large bat of matching sion to Gordon R. Clark-to do auto telephone TRemont 5-31.36. ^ M.------Kenneth Ostri - msky, sky, state Staasen trailed far behind ordinator Ih new lodge qettvities. - ©onalstency-of setback lines as repairing at the comer of Bellevue Ur. Ferris Rey bowl given annully to the unit tucked net was trimmed with ee- He also waa one of the original justable foot feat, very "outlined In the proposed amend- ^-A t the mectin:ig it was voted to the organisation candidate. In the qfflns and organza^'etretmers.' The A t and Windsor Aves. as soon as he scoring the hjghm number of A p p a re l? organizers ot the.. Manchester HARMA sturdy, obmpletc with -ments. The Board agreed to recon­ Glantonhury reconiniend to Geheral Manager 37 of the state's 67 counties show­ pletipn of the building pr( a t ' points at Urn-Annual Service Pfae- own of the bridesmaid was simi- L<^ge of Elks. receives his repairer’s license. Richahll Martin that Herbert'-J. ing a clearcut dsclaloni McGonIgle Second Church. gir but of pale green organza. Both sider this aspect. The ZBA set a hearing for May McKlnn^ replace Charles Lathrop Uce. Lt_--Malcolm Wollard, who Reardon, a iira'ie'nant. has been canopy. $16.95-value. Trailer Park Roetds won 28. Stassen oAly 8. McGoni^Ie On Saturday evening a speciat mmafided the battery at that attendants carried bouqiAts .of connected with the Connecticut 28 at 8 p.m. hr-City Court room Bowles to Talk • on the ToWi .Insurance Advisory had substantial leads In at. least pale yellow ghidiolb—r------Erwin Tuxbury, -operator of the on a request by John R. Williams Cpmmtttee. i'lAthrop's term ex­ Dedication Dinner will be held In tirpa^'srill accept the tro|dty affiich IM H.fot h a> State Policq for 25 years, working -Velmon Trailer Court, said he did five others. Stassen In only two. the new hall. Oueata of honor St year went to Manchester's The bride's mother wore a light at the prebent with the Fire Mar- FAS to erect a gasoline station at 50 pires June 30. .Committee bylaws '.not object to the 50-foot wide ra- At Gurney Home Most of the Staasen strength the dinner will be Dr. and Battery C. gray suit with while accessotTe*. shal’s.,, FR4>H BIRTH mittee, whi^h'^lanned the kitchen ficials from the battalion head­ men's CTub. which was decorated; R l n i r R f 'S C I l t C I l C P c l break. Charles Lathrop and George R. 'lota between them. If the land leyan Hall to decide upon a loan j Pemocratip nomination to the 1950. B >tte, .Mont.—A Western dia- with white bells and streamers. ' I Fhglish. all past exalted rulers. should cease to be a trailer park for additional building work. The Senate, will speak Tuesday at the Co-Op Plans Open House . and paripr; will be in charge of quarters. 'The public is Invited to For a motor trip the bride chose my T ’L. fa I" court session yesterday. home of Mr. and Mrs. 'I^eodore niohdbsck ' rattlesnake carries the dining room, and Mrs. Calvin attend. r O P - v C r i l O I l 1 Il€*l I j charges of possession of burglsr "the lots would be too small for Rev. Simon. Peter Montgomery Buckingham Cooperative Kin- fangs and venom froir- birth. a light pink cord suit with white * duselllngs and the roads would states that construction will be- Gurney on Mountain St., Glaston- tools and carrying''weapons ih a bur>’. dergarten.'will hold an open house acceasoriea. The bridegroom is with motor vehicle State's ’ Ally. Joel .be useless. g^n this week on the new church. Sunday from 3 to 5 p.m. for par­ the Navy at Newport, R. I. *nie A 29-year-(ild former Ellington James E. Vandervoort, .aecre- Northeast PTA Written invitations to hear sfety I Reed 2nd entered ■ a nolle on ents and enrolled children. Sion says one of the traffic laws— bride will continue to live on Sum­ man who 1* already serving a charges of.'1>o.ssessioi»-‘6f burglar SUITS * “ Bowles speak are being sent out to 39 *tary' said the Board had not con- The Northeast PTA will meet mit St. and later join her husbapd O T H ER C U P fE R C R A F T SUITS $50-$50 delegates and alternates to the There are still some .openings in prohibiting lights on motor vehl Wethenflcld State Prison tools anjl carrying weapons in a -aldered the poasiblllty of the prop­ Monday at 8 p.m. In Northeast the four'and five-yefU-, qSd group -1 at Newport. erty ceasing to be a trailer park, School for a preview of the ele­ Democratic State Convention from cles other than school buses—was i lence received«d two otheiother .Prison ; towns in the Fourth Senatorial classes and everyoiie withiAhildren broadened in the 1957'Uiglslature. Her gift to her niald of honor FREE ALTERATIONS but should do ao. ^ mentary school on Lake St., and of those ages are Inrited to attend was a cryitel rosary and to her sentence* yesterday in Tolland ifrom , the antique shop when he ■J, T ^bury also pointed out Uiat to Install officers. District and to town chairmen and Now the operator of'apy type of The Hoover CjK^ Is proud to omieuiieo the oppeinfmenf of 1. D. P t ^ County Superior Court. rice ehalrmen. These towns include and register. disabled vehicle, stopped In a haz­ bridesmaid an. engraved gold later broke jn to a service sta­ ...^heCtown would have to maintain Douglas Hayes, chairman of the cross. The bridegroom gave to his Ernest Blair was sentenced to X tion in Tbpmaston MAVEST ' ■*tne streets, and control traffic on school building committee, and Manchester, Blast Hartford. South Parents-can meet the new offi­ ardous location on the highway os o fuHYOwtlioris*^ Solos ond Sorvico doedor. HAGGAR Windsor, Marlborough, Newington, cers for the coming School year or In close proximity, is permitted- best man and t ^ e r wallets. to 2 years for breaking and enter­ He asked the court to present ’them consistent With the needs of .WlUlain Miletto, architect, will be ing and a l-ye»r sentence for-i.heft him on the Vemon chargee saying Ithe park. These matters ara bet- guest stmskers, ------Wetherafieldr Rocky Hill, —and and'See-displays of the children’s to use flashing' lights, indicating’ In connection with a brei^^at Ben­ Glastonbury.. activities. Children will alao meet that the vehicle is disabled and la Chicago Tt ere are more than he could not be paroled /While SPORT COATS ”ter handled by the park operator, Officers to be installed by Mrs. Molt* fow l's your lio o d q u o r^ for Hoover lo fs and M ts.’ 2.500.000 diahwaahera In use in ton's Antique Shop In Vernon Aug. charges are pending against him. SLACKS .be said. Margaret Small, state membership Bowles served as.U.S. Ambassa­ their teacher, Mrs. Clark Woolley. a haiHUd. to be avoided. 2. 1957. dor to India from 1951 to '1653. Amer'can bones, according to the Signs Too Small chairman, are Alton Cqwan, pres­ 'Ftiimoing and Heatin Industries He Is presently serving a 4 to 6 Alaska's wildlife la valusd at Norman Strong, spoke about the ident; Elton Magoon, first vice During World War II, he was Copiploto lino of Heovof/^ioanors iMcfcod Hoover Co. foorantoo. Bureau. 3300.000,000. • townls sign size requirements, president; Mrs. Leila Traver, sec­ Office of Price Administration dt- year prison terfti for a brealj in 2 e.. n0.95 . stating that two square feet of sign ond vice president; Mrs. Catherine Porsonol^ sorvieo o ^ y Hnw by foetory Indnod roprosontotlvo. Is not enough for a farmer to list Skoglund, recording secretary; - MEO. $7.95 Pr. to $S.9S Pr. all his produce for a roadsjde Mrs. Ruth Hakey, corresponding LABlW fHOJ^^ON CUFFED FREE You saw It In "Life." SafeKComfortiible . -atand. In a similar Instance John. secretary; and Harold L. Amsden, car bed for baby . . ; withliigh sides to McKeon. a builder, stated that six treasurer. HOUSE’S 105th RESTAURANT protect him from bumps and breezes. ' .square feet was not large enough The PTA Is planning a record SPECIAL MeOREGOR and JANTZBN J ot a real estate elgn at a develop­ hop for May 31 with Phil Drum- ARROW SH lim "Baby-PuUman" grows from infant , ' ment. heller as disc Jockey, and an an­ REG. 91A6 RTH baaainet or crib to youth-size bed! Opened The Board members admitted nual scholarship dance for June 14, Whiten, Stripes. Solida^ SFORTSWEAir flat it completely covers the back the signs seemed small and said it oPENir: SIRLOIN with music by Bud Hewitt's or.i they would reconsider It. chestra. Proceeds of .Hir scholar^ DRUG STORE • XpOR’P ■eat area turning it into a play pen Anniversanr Sale N e e d n large enough for 2 or 3 children! Folds _ Franklin G. 'Welles questioned ship dance will be used tor.' a \ STEAk • k STT S H ip l’S the need for a landowner to file *42 MAIN ST. — ST. JAMES ILOCK flat for storage. Upholstered scholarship to be awarded to a up • WALMJ^G s h o r t s ’contour maps before selling a logd deserving high school , graduate DINNER plastic pad is removable for washing. ■of topsoil to a neighbor. .McKeon wh'o stiended N’ortheps* .S'’hnol. ON SALE THURSDAY, FRIDAY A p a in te r • SWI>FWEAR suggested this regulatlori-^l^ limited Exchange Club Broom Day S^ckds In The Boys' Dept, . .50 WASH 'N WEAR $5.00 ^/Excellent SelfcMon to commercial sale of kdll The ■ Members of the Exchange Club 1 ..’.Boat'd alao indicated that this sug- will visit homes: Saturday to sell e n n le r ie r gestfon was a good one. brooms made by the blind-workers I YOUR miHDlY 1.99: About 50 pci^le -attended the at the Opnnecticut Institute for the DOUBLE S& H Green Stpmps FREEMAN SHOES $10.9^;, keg, $75.95. Now meeting which lasted two hours. Blind. V- k A decffnitor? NEW SPRING and 8CM5IER STYLES .Other members of the Zoning Com­ Proceeds from the sale will be G IVEN W ITH CASH SALES THURSDAY mission were present. They are used In the Club Community Proj­ William E. Dowling, Wallace ect Fund, One of the activities of Thrall and George Wilson. this club is the scholarship fund, ASPIRIN Shutter Bug Buv! Find it Fnit In tAd^\ Repair Bids Set . ^ which awards a full yefcr tuition.Jo Bovs' ROYS’ JACKETS S A N D B O X - TTie Selectmen last night de­ the' University of Qonnecttcut..^ (oi* Lin ed and unlined. cided to seek bids for roof repaiis a worthy Rockville High School SPORT SHIRTS y e Ll o w 36"x40". hardwood construc­ on the town hall building, long a graduate selected by the faculty. Need Venetian S i z e s 6 t o 20. . tion. ateel bottom, CENTER source of Irritation to people S ho rt or long aleeves, ^ R e g . $ . , . . N o w $ . ? HARMACINCHESTER—EAST HARTFORD—WEST HARTFORD. LEG CONSTRUCTION for Tile club will also contribute to the 4 50 3 3 using the building during adveri»e new high school scholarship loan S i z e s 6 t o 20. , R e g . $ 6. 9.5. . . N o w $ 4 . f 0 PAG6S DISTINCTIVE MEN’S and BOYS’ WEAR . added support, complete With . weather,'V_ fund this year. 948 MAIN STREET—MI 9-4181 adjustable canopy. List for. The work will include the fol­ The brOom sale Is under -' the U R n d s ? R e g . $ 2. 95. . . N o w $ 2.35 R e g . . $ 7. 9.5. . . N o w $ 4 i 95 $13.95. Larger sizes avail­ lowing: Removal and replacement direction of Malcolm Thompson, R e g . $ 2. 50, . . N o w S 2.00 R e g . $ 8. 95. . . N o w !^ .7 0 FORMAL WEAR able. of broken slate, cleaning of cop­ assisted bv Leonard DeCarli and R e g . $ 2. 25, . . N o w S I .80 R e g . $ 10. 95. . . N o w $ 8.20 per valleya and the chimney aad- Ed\\|in Hyjek. R e g . $ . , . . N o w $ A ll w ashoble. ■ dles, caulking of seven tower win­ They state that they are '' not N e e d 1 95 1.50 NOW $8.99 dows, replacement of louver boards soliciting donations, but have a .a t tower openings, cleaning and re- "fine p iq u et to sell that wdlt bene­ BEACH SAND, rleaned and . pairing of exterior gutters'at the fit purchaser and at the same time Aw nings? BOYS’ DRESS BOYS’ a-VTO-T - mg;- waahed . . lOfl lb. bag $3.00. ■'eavee, and repair of roofing, over benefit the community and the ■^the back of the two gablea to make blind." SWIH TRUNKS .them water tight. The Club also provides money TROUSERS 5 0 S i z e s t o . S i z e s t o . 6RIMMS. Bids must be returned to for needy casea Involving eye care Find h Fest in the 6 12 6 20 HASTI LINER Refitf demure*.. UMBRELLA TENT 'th e Selectment'e office by 7 p.m. and glaasea, expenses for Boy’a R e g . $ 5. 95. . N o w $ 4.75 , B o xe r or b rie f styles. IX CHILDREN'S June S. State at UConn, diatributlng cloth­ LA S T FEW 4 ft. squai'e by 4 ft. high, covered Praises IHesrchers ing and Ctiristmaa baskets to de­ YELLOW S i z e s 26 t o 30 w a i s t . ' R e g . $ 1.95 . . N o w $ 1,50 with water resistant tent‘fabric, First Selectmen Edgar H. Wil­ serving people and donating to DAYS complete with poles, stakes, rope.*. son stated last night that the toyn emergency, needs during catas­ R e g . $ 6. 9!S. . .N o w $ 5.50 R e g . $ 2. 95. . ' ; N o w $ 2 . 3'5 PEG BOARD DESK R e g . $ . . , . . N o w $ . l | PLUS DOUfLE TRADE-IN AUOW ANCE "can be mighty proud of what It trophes. PAGES , R e g . $ 7. 95. . . N o w $ 6.30 3 95 3 MotqoitOPl HELENA List 59.9,5. cap do In an emergency." He re- Events Tonight 6**dbugt SPECIAL M . 8 8 -ferred to'the rescue of John Roriip The Rockville . Vernon Young and CHAIR SET (tc RUBINSTEIN "last week from Tankerbosap Lake GOP’Club will hold a public service BOYS’ SOCKS ^and gave special thanks to Civil informational meeting at 8 p.m. BOYS’ SWEATERS Never Before 7 sq. ft. TENT. Reg. $12.‘»5. NOW $8.99. S i z e s t o * / j . ^ Hizea e to to. 7 10 $4.fS VALUE SAFE COLOR R e g . .39c . N o w 4 p r . S I .20 So.T. $2.50 THE CAR BOYS’ i2-Ounc« Aer'eael. . S k i NOW VERY BUYER PAJAMAS ES. DENTAL FLOSS S i z e . s 6 i f f 16; Offer goed % O f f Wiyakien $ 20 • I R e g . $ 2. 95. $ 0 - 5 9 Surgeon,- VITAMIN BUY....! N O W ...... J t $ long as eer JO yard* — MAY WE SUGGEST ONE OF THE FOLLOWING 0 23‘ Moie Vitamins. More Potency, SPpRT GOATS, , 2 Pp. $5.00. sopply lostsl Moie Minerals -In Olalsen 1957 COUNTRY 1957 lELVEDERE 4-DOOR 1958 F A IR LA N E 500 SUITS SUPER BOYS’ GOMQ M o d e l B4 SPUIRE lY FORD HARDTOP BY PLYMOUTH lY P O R D C o fn p .le tii, CHUX " 2 0 % O f f • Excluelvedouble-efref^'baei' With ^ ^ W«r r PAI"' ' '' This atunnlng nlns-pasaen- .‘offered to the buyer looking for This 4,'OQO-miIe four-door ae-, JACKETS AYTINAL ^^^mabu rubber NOW dan la fully equipped with reochot ewt ,16 fo o f lots T o o t s DIAPERS • All 3” tubing gar four-door wagon la the ultimate in the Plymouth fam­ . Re d, w hite, black. New "wide ronge" forwulo F6rd’s famous Thunderblrd . OHINO SLACKS you clean twice ibe area of DhpoMibie g g c i equipped with Fordoniatic ily of flue cars. This Impeccable S, M , L and X L. Bottle of 50 fX££/ Small a 8 ft. top, 8 ft. legs engine, Cruiae-O-Matic drive,, S i z e s t o 20. any other, cleaner. When you drive, safety power ateerlng, 4,000-mile beauty haa pushbutton pushbutton radio. Magic Air 6 or Large... • 7 ft. D-rail slide R e g . $ . . . . . N o w $3.95 R e g . $ . ? . 95. .99 GILLETTE purchsic . , !9 8 heater and defroster, power 4 95 • Exckiaive telescoping wand apd ds hixe eight tube pushbut­ PowerFirte drive powered by a V8 R e g . $ . . . . . N o w NOW * 2 100 at only....:.!... • Skyride, swings, trapeze 3 95 $2.95 three wheeh»d nozzle. e Quiet, full horsepower motor for SIPEI SPEED Durable! Washable! Colorful! ton radio. Magic Air heater engine,, de luxe eight tube push­ brakes, directional lights, extra auction. > a 3 rolnr enameled Hnish and defroster, - directional back-uj^ lights, premium Many Other Good • No dust bog to empty . . . throw­ RMOR button radio, heater and defroster, white'w’all tubeless tires, pad­ ‘ 20% OFF BbYS' Here la rubber-base wall paint that's scientifically made to look fresh aqd • Regular $39.95 list. away bag takee fwtC 10 seconds, ff Rrond new . . . alill in factory ' J expmurcf, ^ ^ G $5.00 Ughta, back-up lights, white- directional lights, back-up lights, ded safety dash, many, other SHOES Savings. * beautiful longer Ih^n you ever dreamiwl possible. You save both work and money carton. . light, heavy ^ J Uoz. wall tlrei, solid white ffniah, premium whitewsil tire*. Finished factory installed acceMories, to citange. Of regufe' »• - becaulb you don’t have to paint as oHen. It goes on easily , . . leaves no laps driven 7,000 miira. Truly Finished in a' atrlking shade Golf\ Balls.... or streaks. Dries in 30 minutes. Color stays bright and new through countless in beautiful midnight blue with Amertca'a most- diatinguiahi contrasting tutone Interior. Fac- of West Point gray and gold. Store O pen M o n ., Tu e «., W ed ., Fri., S at. washings. Comes irt the newest colors to blend with furnishings of any shade. I flp w LT ty u fs . and F'ri. till 9 : Save eleven hundred on-thia STOP iK AND SEE HOOVER TENNIS . . ‘ ,_' •__! •d station wagon. Idry fresh condition. 9 A . M ; t o 5:30 P .M .--T b u iti. 9 A . M . t o 9 P . M . MKW I Open A ll D ay M on. and W ed. car.’'*-^'- - \ IJJL FAMILY SIZE .i . Far tzerthttnew pahri daaarathig Maas, aae Du Fetrt Patrri’t advertWng In GOLDEN CONVERTIBLE BALLS ) Ufa Mayalwa. . . ar ask iia ta th o r n yea eaglaa. $ 2 1 4 5 $ 2 6 9 0 I S A V B -a 3 f o r eoMrAZED wimtAtoEiai ' E. A. jOHMSDN PAINT Co. CJJIOllSEfiSON T 1 1 \' 723 MAIN ST. , MANCHESTER FORD A N N EX ■ X '• Rt. S3. 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.MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY,-KAY^ 21,.^ 1968 ' PAGE NINETEEN HANciESTER EVENING HERALD, MANrHESTER, CONN^ ^DN ESD AY, M AY'21, 1962 '-1 PAGE EIGHTEEN Initial SuccotsI TGka Tbiia for Saaraar BsMity loUR BOARUING HOUSE with MAJOR BOOFLE Tha nice long Mnnorial Day REM O DEUNer ALLEY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN Weekend te coming up. It'a toe a BATHROOMS I O p M T ffB TV«N M3U first of many busy summer Satur­ IP YOU MEAhJ PHYStCALLY. MA30R,I • KITCHENS H o w n w RSAU-VOOfTi Sense and Nonsense days and Sundays when you want • LAUNDRY BOOM NVOUL»HMi/E{ KNOW VWy EfAaWlLTONrsO 6aut>OM% ;ain8 to. look especially nice in spite of y a j HfT HIM 101 things to do. SCSIULTZ AMVTTWnsJG I «86 VtoU ALOHE— ' ^ r I g*55jSni1 WILL R. GUY BEAUTY SALON, 983 Main NASeiNfi /VVATE HOVERS^ I ACunGutuMO Mm m , uAc1 » ^ w a traa, but tha naaraat Umb w m L is te d b y Master Plunbep—Ml 8-0877 OYER YOU U k e A < f 7 W A C O * W ^ wtll'knoM trimd, FIbbtr about twanty faat from tha ground, uirer Street ao airy and dellghtjfully "conditioned” against sizzling PREDATORY EAGUb V -* -^ I ONUY w u tGUnf tb« foUca about hla m - Anyhow I Juminpad f•■ Iw blit rather Uia Inatln^ra tenacity A o u t Oasitar for CkUdran Styla Laadar phases of beauty culture. Whether Mtiag airlM tlkitic iloclilnai WeU, whan I ifo t (nlo about tha Mary O'Brten, owner of QLOBB Evan little girla can be taught You’ll be able to pocket lota of Adoration, bay of deapalr. TRAVBL BERTHE, 133 Main it te a shampoo and set or a flat­ dm pcovM* 'tm. cowloct- mld|»a oC tha laland, which waa to. appear at breakfaat looking toe ''jingle-jangle stuff if you Lucky are the many children tering Haircut, or a daft facial or IMS Mppon — MS MW r a e f S heJiYUy ur^ad, I walkad right StrecL has Just fbturned from shop (300DYEAR SERVICE who have full and comfort In hand­ A glaaawm'glft ahop In Hack- Bruasala World'a Fair, TTba tour fresh and dainty in a pretty DUS­ manicure,’ you must be pleased or I lawpriayee oa •■otd. amack Into ona of tha biggaat gria* TER of evergtaxa cotton from AN- STORE, ^13 Main S t during their some PLAYWEAR from MARI- they’ll want to try and try again. ajy baara I avar aaw. Naturally, ford. XU., poated thla a ln : “ Liooka bicluded Franca, Spain 'hod the annual -MAY SALE. One step In­ MAD'S, 891 Main Street. Mothers lovely. Lovely to hold, m t If yo|t DERBON'B CHILDREN'S SHOP, Mitchell 3-8951. WELDON DRUG CO. I had to do aomathlng and do It Canary Islands. She can givt'gou 303 East Center S t Slses 4 to 10- side the door and enticing mer­ are luclcy, to o ,. because these drop It—It'a aoldl" • chandise at inviting .pricea sur­ 'Do you know about the statn- 901 Main Street—Ml 8-IS31 quick. 1 waa atattding right undar flrst-hahd Information If you m taen. 13.98 and up. YouTI find a clothee are planned for easy up- lesa steel measuring cupa that PRISCILLA'S POP BY AL VERMEER planning a trip abroad thla sum- round you. For Instance a HI-FI kMp with Httle ironing, with last­ maf. Why don't you! CaU Mlt- i^hotea collection of ImaginaUVr PHONOGRAPH plus five 12" REC­ come with long handles so that ALm VS WONDERING Y E S , O U R ALWAYS WONDERINO RATT|JD8 and sucUon TOTS (that ing cMors to stay new looking, butter may be heated and choco­ chaU 8-B707. ORDS, 179.99 complete. (It’a a full-cut to withstand the strain of WHAT'S IN TME CAR C A R L Y L E WHAT'S IN THE Daily Crossword Puzde stay aecurely anchored) to amuse 1119.95 value.) A beautiful mahog­ late lAelted in them? A set. of OUR ROGER IS AT THE MOTOR, THE WASHING IS 'L IK E REFRIGERATOR! Ital^. Please A toddler with a pink active wear. GIRLS’ SHORTS at the cupa conies in 1/3, ^ and Fwria Favora Headbanda any cabinet te equipped with a |1 are a fine vdlue, with roomv R.E.WANDELL A6E OF MECHANICAL MACHINE, THE VACUUM THAT, TOO,- _____ BpHffy - ____ eHqAant or a. gVeen doggie from 4-apeed automatic changer and 1 cup slM. The measures may be CURIOSITV/ „ CLEANER! f i toe dtMY- o f qilAlUy shut off. Breeze through house- patch pockets, back zipper fen* nested or hung by the holes In Fashion has gone to our heads. TOTS. \ Imooto fit; ShaTt ttve In toe** all their handlaa. -----r-— Answer to PraslousjBwB^ ‘ Literally; Halrdoa, lacking a Gs- cleaning with an efficient "West- BuHdihg inghouse" VACUUM, CLEANER summer, so get enough at this 7 PriM Wirnitr Unctive atyle for years, are now thrifty price. blossoming Into tha. fuU bloom plus '6-pc. attachment Mt, $37.37 Always insert a meat thermo­ Contractor (Sertoo ate) . complete. Your youngster will be meter'Into the meat before plac­ m ucH i* look. And head coverings. The new­ the envy of the crowd on .a 12" B. C. Forbes: ACBOM •OWN Paatry for sbelPai^ latUce t ^ ing the roast in the ov8n. Rasidantid'Cofflmarekd K ltO TTV 1^ est ones art made with a band. ■4 cupa 7freah rhuoATb, H cup TRICYCLE. 110.99 (a »144»6 Not a few men, after reaching Boms are Tp6m atralght on tha l,S»UN abG riM ista d boney, H cup augar, 3M table- value). Soak up the sun In comfort the aummite of suooesa, find them- You'vs just bought a new dress Alt«rations*Raitiod«|{n9 . PriMwInnsr, l l RUaiisi forehead, ramlniseant of the old "SUN LOIWOER", an alumi­ aelves mteerable on attolnlng ra- CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER appohs quick oOoklng tapfOpa, It but haven't had time to )iave it “ Business Built. On Dr. — — * IFillar **headac^” bands, with vrlspa of teaspoon salt num folding cot, 19.99, that is tiremant age. ITiey were ao «z- wavy bM gs falling over them. properly fitted? Don’t give into llPbUlpote « n s h Lins a glass pie plate with lijditweight and well-built Let the dlusivaly engroased In their day- 2716 the temptotion. to wear it before Customer Satisfaction” UJUsdad iD ry (stssh. ha Others are Mg floppy bowa made try. Mix rhubarb cut up In ainall thermometer blow Us. top! Keep tofday rifaira that they had- no alterations have been made. It II'-* of. Veiling or material matching 'rafraahiiii^y'cool all summer with time for friend-making. TTieir jobs Full Insurance Coverage HCUak-basOa fssm ) I pieces, honey, augar, tapioca, and will spoil both your feeling about IIAU • *«laH s u n s '* ■. :i j ^ r c o a t dr dreaa and attached aalt together and pour into pie a powerful FAN, dale priced absorbed their whole Ik^. Some had Tel. MI 9-3033 through May. OPEN A CHARGE Sizes 1^14-16 the dress and the Impression you tlMssMUSsaf TDImlaattIra 7to a bandeau cUp. Moat of them plate. Place lattice crust over the little or no tL.'e even for their own make on othera After 5:00 P.M. HALUCUJAit 14 Straw tadtan ran be made at home, eo you can ACOOim r or add to It and get a home or family, to say nothing of Here's a cool and comfortable LONG SAM BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS Goth o fL ssa a r d top and bake In a moderata oven. 82 BALDWIN ROAD A P P U A N o r ITatMikmomo tCbsoas dMcaat | have a hairband'wardrobe, a bow FREE GIFT. (It’a an Imported time for culUvating . friendatops. overblouse that will prove to be UM9«AuarmiDj«. afaeoauat MSIalB or band for every costume. And Lazy Suaan). They may have-gained fortunes, your favorite on those hot summer MANCHESTER. CONN. - s n V R , h t . The Inquirer tILomr ISO M rass 17 Cap you'll look As new as the Paris With the arrival of warm waath bttf lost well nigh everything days to come. It’s limple to sew l i acHsiy UMakalaea M O rG stoito eollaeilohs. Fdf .the apple-rhubarb crlap, worthwhile in life. It te dUBcult, and quickly trimmed \rith appU- lOSeetheeyws er, when front doors are kept peel, core, and eUce 3 large, tort ttPaMaedeato tSFrlBltag open, it'e an informal^ InvUitlon often impoasible, for elderly men qued initials. Please State Size. MWBpcpMT tlLowsrUadw Calling Cuba. Beonts, Eaptorera apples into a-buttered baking dish. to readjust Jielr nabita, their men­ Pattern No. 2716 contains tissue IS AIMmsnt for friends and neighbors to wan^ Add 1 cup dlcbd .fresh rhubarb and MNetaaauMfc lltbarl-ospoad For parading on Memorial Day, der In. While you're chAtting, aerve tal attitude—until they find toem- —size 12, 14 or 16; material re­ fa b tk 14 MaU offspring 47 Cengw ^ top with a crumble crust of quirements; alphabet; se;wing and u ra a n new Baout Uiufforms are avaUable a delicloua treat from PINE PAS­ ■elves dtecarded, out of the hurly- STSpreuls tl raid bask II Tenant uadsr 40 Ifaigbta (a k ) In Boys' Depairtment of C. E. „C»R. flour, A4 cup b«iwn sugar, % liurly; and then U te 4d late Wbrn appUqueing directions. SSTMtdOMBB alaaaa WAatnaattvs TRY SHOP, 858 Center S t This Ip shortening, teailpoon salt Send 25c in Coins, for this pat­ n tM S Ia a s n t HOUSE A SON, the OFT^IClAts week-end they fealEre fluffy I congratulated Frank A. Vander- » * -''Yrotm H D w ie mSADQUARTERS In Mdnchea- 14 teaspoon cinnamon Worked lip on his promotion to th< presi­ tern—add 6c for each pattern for MHafll SPONGE CAKE SQUARES with togeb^r It^Uy. Bake In ntud- flrst-clasa mailing. Send to Anne r n r T[ r*r r teri for Scout supplies and equip­ tangy orange-pineapple filling and dency of the National City Bank •AScx»*UnB jFtm s'- II Noah^ beat mm ■■1 ment ' CongratulaUons to Carl era te ly '^ l over (370 degree F.) of New York, then America's Cabot, The Manchester Evening UlraquotaB topp^ with orange icing. Youll 8211 for 80 mtautes, until the topping Herald, 1160 AVE. OF AMERI­ r r Riemer, head oit the Scout Depart­ find hefe a tasty assortment of latgest, he said, very seriously: "I MM ment, who received an apprecia­ 13-30 ertepe.' Serva^ot or cold. Serves 4, only hope that I will never allow CAS, NEW YORK 38, N.Y. Print M r a im POUND CAKES, that keep de WITH TNI NIW Name, Address and Pattern Num­ 1 tion award last week for hU out­ Uciously motet Perfect for lunch myseir to become so tusy that I •TNaU i MM Enji^ Yonr'B^ra Party ber. standing aarvica to Scouting. boxea, for evening enacke, for PAH-O KAMA , won’t havl tim- for fri«fndshtps ^WTtaliaaW P 1 Wa. -ara handing into June, - the and- for Snjoying poetry.” That Have you a copy of our 1958 OlOiacklaMar ■ m j glamoroua deaserta topped wit hice Here’s that youthful sheath you Needlework Album? It contains Want to aava your aciaSor points see everywhere—besiutifuHy ailm- trndlUonal month for'^miduatiDn phlloaophle observation te heartily JUDD SAXON BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD IlCraft _ |T F I s r cream and fruita. |Uid weddings. If you aia enter­ dozens of pretty designs in crochet, DE LUXE SERVICE ■ from blunting T Cork tha tips and ming, and accented with colorful recommended to ultra-busy execu­ UCoUacUaaG - % taining'for the gueat ofN^nor, knit, .embroidery and sew; plus RWkT/Aa X HOPE ♦O/THey’RESIMPlE, HONEST MEANWHUE, a « W MI1E5 OFR r a^ the same, time protect other Fabric must be scrupulously collar and tie In contrast X tives. a Your fur will be thoroughly ex­ YOU N.fOlXS AND THEY IONS A SHADOWY PISURE WATCHES " F j j serve fully-cooked BA directions for one knit and three .JO DO IS pisrtwve i^ e le a In your sewing basket from clean before tinting. Launder with No. 8311 with Patt-O-Ramn is amined and scientifically treat- ; ^TH E THEORY CARRY- X aSO STOPPED RESARDINe WORKERS LAY WIRE ACROSS «SX.« r " being damaged by the aciseora. CHICKEN from LYNN EOI , Keep (Carpets Clean the crochet items. Only 25c a copy! ed to destroy moths. IMS SOME ]OIL PEOPIE AS INTRUDERS THE SWAMPLAND.., amnatal plenty of soap or detergent suds, in stees 13. 14, 18, 18. 20. ^ 14. TRY FARMS STORE in the Park- KINOOPX ON THEIR TRAPPINS (vsr.) r and rinse before Immersing any 34 bust, sleeveless, SH .jterds of Modem Way F “ r ‘nua la NattMuU OotUm Week de and enjoy your own party, ith a BISSELL SHAMPOO Thrifty home managers are tak­ a Your fur will bo hung in a spa- ■ Careovusms torch ■^Vft.TERRflORy.' MIhosmad _ j L article In a dye bath. 35-lnch; - H yard contnm. Suat the touch of a knife heapa clous, cold storage vault where - IVOOR PEtAYS . PORTNESE 41 Ha wan tha ii-M Send thirty-Avc- cents in cotns MA only 114.95 from MAN- ing advantage of the May Sale on IT F T smooth slices onto a platter. Or, CHESS' CARPET CENTE»l. it will be safe from mpths, fire, f AND < FE O Pie? Nobel award E EL You'll find the prettiest COT­ for this patten) - t- add 5c for each b l a n k e t s at MONTGOMERY /ACOOEMTS.'' Seleetad Ptavorltea for 1158 pop them Into the oven (In their comer J Middle Tpke. it's dust, humidity, and theft. for new F TON DRESSES at BECK'a, 840 We have prepared a list of the pattern for jirst-class mailing. WARD COMPANY and pocketing J1 1 m ow n' tpeclal wrapper) until the easy to lur rugs and carpets the aubstantial savings. For your­ dlaaovarias 1 ^ 1 Main .Street'There are slimming INVESTMENTS for growth with a Send to Sue Btirnett The Manches­ tantalizing aroma wafts through a Minor repairs will be made at In— a M P mr and youthful sty lea in straight ter EteeninifHeraM, 1W8 AVE- QF looking freshl^v cleaned all the self or for a wedding gift the hand- no charge. / Ji minimum o f capital risk. Call the kitchen. Then ring the din­ time. Advertised m,aK the leading SfDavksfor 1E ateea, aJao half tteea. Toull want Mitchell 3-il05. COBURN A MID- AM ER|^8t NEW YORK S8. N.Y. screen PRINT BLANKET of or^ ' ramaving V hr r r ner bell. You’ll be thanked "for national magazines/Tliis appliance Ion-rayon is $9.94, reg. 112.95. J an armful of these cooMoveliee to DLEBROOK. 839 Main Street.' Print Name, Atldrees with Zone, a wonderful evening." a Remodeling or major repairing rp-ii ebwiy pits take you through the summer. Try Style Number and Stec. takes the fatigue and *hqavy work Bound in gleaming satin, colors at low coat. >> tji «■(. v.a »M. an. llPUoti It aome on. out of the recurring chor^'o^ sham­ are gold, pink, blue. Save 37 on « • tM to m* (v-tM, m J If your skillet is'sticking, heat , Send 36 cants Mday for your He te a great man who uses U A a e M copy of our fascinating pattern pooing n ^ . Aa .easy aa vac^m- cloud-soft CkDMFORTER, dowil- a Itttla unaalted shortening In tt .earthenware dishes as if they were ing, the liquid cleaner . releases M Worms L JI Both bottom and aides of pastry book Baaic Faahicm. Hie new filled, whose nylon cover te wreath­ '!Nsvar mind ihs total pHesI How much Is R a month?” vary alowly. Allow to cool, pour silver; but he te equally-great who evenly to remove dirt and grir ed in a pattern of flowers, 312.94 CALL Ml 9*7111— A BONDED MESSENGER ■hells must bs pricked before they out the shortening end allow to Spring and Sununer '58 edition is uses silver as if it were earthen­ are baked In a hot oven. a delight with speoial featorea, up and stains. After a short drying Teg. 319.95. The 100% ORLON tX J stand until needed for ^-Cooking. ware.—Seneca. period, just vacuum and thrill to W ia PICK-UP YOUR TREASURED FUR! BY j o h n n y h a r t Then wipe out with a paper towel to the minute styles Don’t miss it! Px*^^ BLANKET combines 3'4 B. C, the bright, sanitary results. Get pounds of beauty and warmth, BY RAY GOTTO Thriftllna Cbeeta before using. , ^ Congratulate Dad and the Grad Imagine being able to get a your BISSELL SHAMPOO MAS­ with niyer a . worry about mildew Appropriate find choice are the TER ind LIQUID CXEANBR here. or moth8^x511.94 reg. 314.95. The handaome CEDAR LINED CHEST Imrest w l^Coafldeaee Spray Painting b Quick and Easy GREETING CARDS at HARRI­ ------USE OUR BOX ST0R ftBE~ ~ MAB Mi, that providea guaranteed moth' , FO‘ maxinuun Mfety, income and ' JOHNSON PAINT COMPANY, nylon binding'will wear and wear. 723-Main St. can help you find SON'S, 849 _ Main Street for The “star” tubes in a decorating ACRILAN BLANKETS for ligl protectloii for as low as 139.56 and growth you-dnould chrck the many Father’s Day,’ June 15 and for the Everything you can pack into the Stor-A-Box pro­ 139.95. You'll find many styles at advantage of MUTUAL FUNDS. painting fun. A PAINT SPRAY set are those with round saw­ weight warmth\.are completely EtOMB lets you renew and. trans­ important mlleetone of -Gradua­ toothed openings that ma^ke fiuted waehable; they corfte up fluffy and tected against moths, ficf and theft and stored for WATKINS. 9Sd Main Street. Add InforradUoh on all the MUTUAL tion on any level (granunar FU^fDS available at your New form rusted. shabby-Iooklng lawn borders, stars and flowers. new looking. WOOIPCASHMERE 65.00. one to your home for roomy etor- furniture, garden tools, children's school, high school, university, BLANKETS are GUARANTEED a^e of blankets etc. It's an Ideal Yorit Stock Exchange Member, post graduate). You'll find the SHEARSON, HAMMILL A COM­ toys, radiators with very little ef­ Prevent Cruelty to doth by against moth damage for 'S^years, Our Box Storage Plan will Summer-.Store your bulky gift for a girl's graduation. fort You can do it "with your lit­ "just right" message that conveys Savage .Moths reg. 319.95 now 314.94. Onbtv HOc PANY, 913 Main Street. Mitchell your congratulations, your best winter woolens. 36” x 20” x 10” box furnished FREE. 3-1571. tle finger" even if you've no ex­ The Dept, of Agriculture an­ down holds and stores your pur­ Fill it with cloth coat.s, dresses, children’s clothe.s. Brown chicken In butter,^.^en perience at all. No messy brushes wishes, your praise and your pray­ nounces the cost of moth damage chase until October 15th. bake with pineapple Juiee,^slivers to wash, nothing to mix or thin. ers for a happy future. .For your is 3300 million each year. Dirty sweaters, jackets, skirts, woolens aitd blankets. of preserved ginger, eoyr^kaucc, a Bake a couple of quick breads— gift-giving. ORDER MONO- (Choose from an assortment of woolens are more S4>t to be subject little augar and garllpr . such as date loaf — and use one GRAMMED STATIONERY. Per- Funnel for Crochet Thread soon after baking. Wrap the other bright beautiful colors; Red, green, to moth damage. It t important Iq the FALL everything will be returned cleaned (ind yellow, copper. sonolized riotepapers o r ' formals Did you ever try a funnel for 'fresjdy pressed at regular dry cleaning prices. ''H e re la MnU n m ElegMoe loaf tightly in toll and store In the make appropriate remembrances. to store away only clean garments. dispensing crochet thread neatly S 4I refrigerator. Sliced thin, toasted Bring them to "MARTINIZING" At FRAZpBR'S FURNITURE 'We are always much better Allow two weeks delivery. without tangling ?. They come In and buttered, the bread will be the ONE HOUR DRY GLEANING different sizes and ntf- doubt the SHOP, 307,-''East Center Street delicious. pleased to ice those whom we have BUGS BUNNY you’ll find Sacro-Support "Gold When you are making thin SERVICE, 20 East Cente’ St. Ask larger ones would be .suitable for obliged, than those who have for a FREE PLASTIC GARMENT Bo0d’'/M A T T R E S S and BOX Shoe Repairing of the Better Kind French pancakes, the trick is to knitting or crocheting with wools. HOW.. AtOUTAl OKAY, H O W A B O uf ^TH'THINGS 1 6 0 tWOUflW obliged ui. BAG., During the sweltering sum­ They may be hung by their rings BUZ SAW YER BY ROY CRANE s p r in g covered In gleaming You gerservlce with s plus at J. La Rochefoucauld use a small skillet. Then after PICTICTURE 0* BUT rr.BussT r MAKE A BUCK! QtflLTED WHITE SATIN. Enjoy pouring a little of the batter into mer months turn over vour ironing on a small hook on the wall, near FISHER iHERt Hi HUlbUCS TO A GOVERNMENT W. HALE SHOE REPAIR. You'll tMUST COMTICT YASHA ? ''HEY. CALL MAJOR GMMtf; CICERO IN HIS C A N ! IS THAT (tOEF/ 6 AgP/> the-well-buttered pan, tilt the skil­ chores to T>VO-HOUR SHIRT an easy chair,, and are attractive REST COTTAGE NEAR THE ILACK SEA. fM sntU Y, ..'The luxury of foam latec comfort p t pleased and completely satisfied SERVICE, 299 West Middle Tpke. , TW msTANT I AURtye. ViNUtVA JUiT GOT-IHE MESSAGE V CDWOCry OUTFIT. PETUNI^ HAVE IT OKAf WITH that gives you permanent buoy­ Do you find it hard to pick up let so the ttSDfr covers the bot­ when painted black and decorated NrSIIENEXFECnNG... with the work done here. Top- Keep the men in the family happy FUR STORAGE, Inc. TAKEN ancy. Will never tag or lump and notch materials are used. They pie crust when placing it on the tom. ■4' with decals or stenciled. ^mHOBlMS fM Yf pie tin? A good cook advises roU- with a drawerful of snowy-white, n m n n . " J O N A never needs turning. 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^v-e—A*- •• #1-- . TAGE TWENTY-ONE - MANCHESTER EVENING^HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,* WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENW O HERALD, M WEDJJESDAY, MAY 21, 1958 p a g e t w e n t y ------' ...... LOCAL Turn. Back Wethersfield, 7-4 Sport Chatter IF in •y 1 0 0 ♦ hoD* to get past Bristol and M eri-f two-run double In his team’s blg«art's two-out single to centerfleld.^as it 1 1 0 By PAT BOLDUC den a second time this week,’' the four-run eighth inning. TeammeW .Stewart took a wide , turn at first t ^ 9 5 ?^ leaders. Morissette led Banavige,' 3b 1 1 1 e a r l YOST 'Sa in Sprite Bdlter iS izzK n g P a c e 1 veteran siiu Silk Town-poachTown’ coach nrooKe-prophe- DahnvDanny Banavige also waswaa tirulltytguHty ISasebape And Landers scored se Me- off with.a .single to center. After Avery, o .i.. 0 1 Casey Holds Class Smiling Clyde- Richard Traut fanned for ^ ee second time; Richard, p 1 1 1 probably will never work as sized after the sloppy CCIL con­ of two costly errors. |n eight Inthsh’s late and poor throw en previous starts the Indians second abledHhe Wethersfield first bsse- Ruehforth was safe.fe on a fielder’s TotaU ...... M 7 11 17 • 7 7 . SPBOTATOM Who plan to vBWf ranking. Also TiBeing Matched :s B e a ite Sox hard as he did yesterfa/ af­ test which was completed In two choice play as McIntosh fumbled hours and eight minutes despite a baseman had committed only two msn to Igo on to second. Wethersfield fi) International Little League bw - per athng In the White Plains ternoon while pitching his EafleS Grab L«ad his easy grounder and then threw ab r hf po a e rbl Commercial League, finishing in total of 12. mlscues. five being boots in ' 34 chances. MorliuPtt*. «s ... t 1 3 S 3 1 0 ball games at Verplanck Field tw » Before 20th Victory Manchester High teammates Two additional Mancheeter mle- too late trying to get the front Crocker, rf ...... 3 0. 12th spot smong all loop rollers. By the Giants ATIONAL LEAGUE, charged to the losers. Manchester got off to a quick runner. The basws were loaded aa aeaaonrehould leave their dogs at ^ ■ ■, —— ^ 'i' lS Usual .in cago- cues, a hit batsman and solid sin­ Traut. rf., Sb ... home or, If the dogs are brought BehiiilM ^ 12 -atrikeout pitching, to a hard-earned 7-4 triumph Play In Bristol Today start with a pair of tallies In the gles by Ron Morissette, Dave Banavige booted Landers ground Rushforth. -3h. rf ! I ov«r Wcthcrsfleld on the E*Kles' (a) Hawksworth , .0 0 along to the game, the canines HAL fMJUATRITO Is a member of Jim CoWHim, Green Manhr wal­ CHURCH SOFTBALL LEAGUE The locals were scheduled to first inning, thanks’ to two free Traut and Dave Rushforth /cata­ ball but the tiring Richard con­ ■ New York, May 21 (/P)— loped the M edl)^l4-e last night at. Chicfigo, Mfify 21 (/P)— Casey Stengel, professor of baseball, home field. Although he g«ve up pasaes, a Sacrifice, three fielder's Lufders. cf .,.,. 6 1 should be on leaah. Roaeon. Town of the Wesleyan University var­ Nevf York, May 21 (^P)—Wonder what Al'L^iez is think­ meet Bristol tpday in a 3:30 skir­ pulted the losers Into a 4-3 advan­ verted Lou Nevico’s one-hopper NeVico, 3b ...... 4 0 sity track aquad. The former Mah- Yirat division at last. After Btickey Field. Hlghlighta of the bank director and manager of the New York Giants, isn.’t Exploding for eight runs in tha but seven hits, one welk, one mish at Muzzy Field In the Bell choice plays and a one-base' kncx:k into ‘a game-ending doubleplay, BtewsrI, lb ...... 1 0 Dog Warden Lee FracchlS Is one ing tciday 7 One defeat doesn’t a season m ake^^or does it tage in the fifth inning. of the loop’s umpires. Roaming cheater High athlete speciallxea In .filiiiost being left at the start­ game Included an eigl^-run third ^ r e What’s what in the American League. But his club is on first inhing. Liberty Mutual picked earned run and chalked ug «'Khv Town before returning to Mt. Nebo by McIntosh. Manchester's winning rally In home and back to first. . ' OlanetU, c ..... strikeouts, Clyde was compelled to jlron*. n . K dogs at ball games have always the,weight events.^ ing gate, th® St. Louis Cardi­ destroy a prophecy. One can't help but .recall ttie highly inning by •^the winners ahd,^a ,tp'0- top, as expected, and there appears no immediate serious up its first win, h 14-10 decision pitch his way out ot several jams to host Meriden Thursday afters A single by Banayige, sacri­ the eighth was made possible by Wea Feshler of Manchester and Blsron,II, If . 4 1 optimistic words uttered by .the Chicago White Sox manager nin homer by Marie Heller.-'•'-v,' run-pi^ucing singles by Richard caused play to be halted In the past nals have finally pulled up in­ challengers. ovsr Second Congregational Chureh because of shoddy support. noon. * fice. an error and Bobby Daigle’s the Cagles’ Morissette iind Rueh- Totals...... 3* . 4 7 «: IS 5 3 and It B the rule and not the ex­ TWO OLDEST active Umpires Green Manor 018 320-14-10-6. Third baseman Bobby McIntosh eacrifles fly to rightfleld gave the and Daigle and McIntosh’s two- to fourth place in the National only two months ago. those guys at Detroit. Their top last night at Charter Oak Park. Although pleased to escape with forth all collectefi two safeties Ran- for Rushforth in Stn. ception to see anywhere from two In Connecticut m l^ t well be Silk We’re going to win the pen­ Medlck 018 210-6-3-1. Old Case held court last night was Manchester’s biggest offender locals a 3-^ cushion'in the fourth bajgger. over Rushforth’s head in- during the aftsmdon' while . Cap­ Manchester ...... 300 100 Ojg—7 ' League rare. It took 11 victories in scored on hits by Throneburrjry^ Cojeman and Moran; Brady, Mc- before his Yan.taea bounced the tvlnner (Jl;t) Bunning) got 20 last In a night game at Robertson his seventh win, sixth in a row, to six dogs at the games every Towuers Jimmy O’Leary and Bill their lost 13 games to d« it. Undy nant" he said then, "becauss the Kucks. Donovan’s first pitch ^ Pack, the Teachers made it two as agains t an earlier loss to in the field, being charged with frame before the host Elagles, who rightfleld. Two fielder’s choice tain Danny Renn etarred defen­ Wethersfield ...... 000 130 (WO—4 Brainard. The foriner will be W Adam and -Rippman. Chicago White Sox. 6-1, foi their year and he can’t seem to get any­ bowed for the sixth time In 10 plays, a walk, error and stolen 3b. McIntosh: SB,'Daigle .2. Renn; night. -"McDaniel made sure of that by Yankees ara not going to beat Qs Bduer sent the outfielder into,the* body out ‘ bis year, straight wins with a rousing 27-5 Wethersfield and a Ue with Wind­ four bobbles. But Mac was fortu­ sively f9Pt' he winners. SAC. Renn. Avery; SF. SaBle; DP. in July and Brainard will be 62 on nine of 11 in our park as they did \ INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE seventh iltrqight victory and 20th nate to escape the role of a goat outings, retaliated with a lone base also figured In the final scor­ Rldliard to Avery to Kacinskli Stifwart hurling a aeven-hltter agiUnat diUi, after sn attempted hunt went i "Funny thing.’' he continued, conquest of Community Baptist. ham, Red and White Coach Tom MaachctlPr, <11 June 1. Philadelphia. aa the Cardinals tri­ last yepr. A inajority of those de> seven-run fifth Inning helped in 23 gan,M. They maintained a by coming through with three marker in the bottom of the h ixi a * rbl salated): NevlCO to, MorisseWe to ENTRIES ara now being accept foul; Bauer lined a pitch that Ansfddi’s trounce Norman’s 15-5 6% -game lead over second place “all these teams were winning the Ed Wrohel homered and singled Kelley was extremely displeased in g art: LOB. llapchtsBLl5.-Weth Pro Shop for the three umphed 6-0. It waa the 350,000 feats came in the late inninga after solid base hits to extend his hit­ fourth. Ceftterflelder Boh tandere Rlchawl. who Wd&ed HB beaTrtg^ri^Jf ‘ 3 bounced off Donovan’s ear .to last night at Verplanck Field. Kansas City ami vrere 10% games pennant during the winter.. Now and Tiny Bonham belted a pair of watching his charges commit S 10: BB, Richam irte m n i 4: ITO, day Manchester Invitation Golf DAVE TOOMEY la a inember of V •bonus'‘rlght-hander’a first' ahuthut we had taken the-lead. singles and a double for the Con- ting streak to five straight games. was safe on a boot by McIntosh out despitete erratic support, . . w ^ a r $ } ? i i J g Richard 8. Stron* 4: HBP, Nevlco the Branford College haaeball team third-baaeman Bubba Phillips, who George BYOhOlski bwged out two ahead of the last place'While Sox. look at 'a u Kansoa City la up seven errors. *■*We'll certainly have and raced to third, on Bill Stew- at hie beet. in. ....the ninth iiuifng lOchiskl. lb ...... S 0 1 S 0 0 0 (RlchSnl); TlniB. 3:08. Tournament, Friday. Saturday and of the year and hla .flnit since ne "We had that In mind when we. hfin out. The next time gos who outhit the winners 14-10. to show vast Improvement if we Bobby’s third bingle was. a key this spring at Yale. Branford la ' blanked the same team by the traded some of our power fqr mo'rt singles for^he victors while Jeff Casey talked oi. many Subjects, there because they come up with Sunday at the (Jountry Club course. Bausz came up he blasted Dono­ Tybur and Rhger Grimm collected a guy (Ned Garver) who's win­ The Teachers hoA^cted 13 of .. Lack of. a publicBt at the cliib one of 10 c.eaidentUl coUegee ■ same score on May 16, 1957. pitching. I feel the only club we, from the .veather to leagud^at- Toomey, a member of the Clasa of van’s ft. U again noti^ this season. The Cardinals’ sizzling pace la have to beat to take It all la the Home nms by "Yed Williams, htng.coming up with IB rpns. Both 1960, IS a graduate of Mhncheater being matched, practical^ victory Yankees and I’m sura we have the Ansaldl’s 503 070-15-0-2. ' pitching. ' ter. said he was througt but look High. He haa been very active In Jimmy PiUMall imd Pete . Runnels No -man’s 100 004-5-5-3. ■It 'h1(at the old ' u> Is doliig.” DaVe Dooman and Walkef Briggs ALAN WILLIAMS B back again * for victory, by the San Fran ‘ pitching to do It.” Home Pltchera^Not Working had four hRs for the victors who* Tennis Squad Intercollege sporta and Is a mem­ Giants. 'The West Coast sensati/ helped Boh Smith gain his third Powers, Lynch (4) and Rusconl, Rain Cut Attendance this season aa offlcBl aeorer and ber of the Yale radio etation. Dava Three Home Baas • victory withoutNi defeat. The Bos- Powers (4): Russo,- Sullivan (5) "Our pitching staff haj been so Stengel 'wasn’t fretting about teammates Dick Danielson and publicist for the International Litr also made it 11 viciorles In Hielr good," said Stengel, "that I havan’t Leo Diana chipped in with home la majoring Irt Watory. - , last 13 outings last night Vith a The lyhlte Sox met the Yankees t,on left-hander went all the way and Grimm. / American League attendance. "Our Beats Hornets Je League, WllUama—no rslation for the first time this season last against Cleveland, Imriing a three- A.MEBICAN LEAGUE seen half of my staff, Wa haven't crowds were d ov ^ a t home hut we runs. Will Kingston, clouted a. to Ted—has handled the Interna­ 4-2 decision in ClnclnnaUr Young been hitting much but we’ve had grand-slam homer for the Bap­ J(MMN GROMAN Of 37 W. Mid­ ■ Mike McCormick, the Mtf.OOO bon­ night—in Chicago. It was the same hitter. Sparked by Allan cy r’a two hits had bad weather,” ^ta«\ said. "Too tional League for the past three dle Tpke., haa won a Scamlaaa MadManager old story. 'The Yankees won. 5-1.< and two runs batted in, the (Jheck- good defense and those pitchers much rain. You mow, that means tists. After dropping its last three us left-hander, p o s t ^ bis fourth Bob Martyn led Kansas City to years. baakethall for coming the cloaeit •victory without a ^defeat with a \Vhen Fred Hutchinson gets They hit three hpme runs, by ita fifth straight victory. He era upended Police A Fire 6-1 last have been so good that I don’t a lot of doubleheaders for us and Tonight the Second Congos clash matches, the Manchester High in a contest sponsored by the •five-hitter. / on an umpire, the S t Louis Mickey Mantle, Hank Bauer and cracked a double and triple, drove night at Charter Oak Park. Ray even wralk out there anymore.' If our pitching goes bad when (hoge with St. Mary's at S15 at Charter f i r s t f e m a l e " scorer In Ut- Marv Throneberry. Oak. tennis squad turned back neigh­ - American League National LeagtiB ^am less C o.. and Naaaiff’ Arms. * V Giants Jlotgalfi Lei® Cardinals' chief really climbs in'tw o runs, scored ttricc and Monette banged out two safeties "Cmild be a bad situation,” joked doublehtaders eome, It eould mean tle League history here B Dawn The queetlon waa: How high aboard. Hal Dixon Is on re- Chicago got only five hits off In three at hats for the losers wHb Stengel; “ Yo know, when I’m not trouble. Liberty Mutual 802 22-14-10-1 boring Bast Jiartford 4-1 yester­ Yesterday’s Results Yesterday's Results Molumphy, who will be with the The Giants' triump, coupled played brilliantly In the . outfield. day afternoflii—lh East Hartford. would a haaketbaU bounce If drop­ celytog sud. - Johnny Kucks, avoiding. B shutdut’ The streak equalled the A’e long­ were also outhit by a tllm 4-3 mar- walking out theVv to lift my pitch­ "Some'guya aay we “got a for­ second Congos 034 12-10-14-1 Baltimore 6, Detroit 4. St. Louis 5, Philadelphia 0. National League ag^in this sea­ with Los Xngeles’ 6-3 success in in the ninth Inning. The defeat Antofialtes ' and Smith: Yost, Coach Matt-rMsetozo’s Red and Pittsburgh 12, Chicago 3. ped from the height of the Empire est skein since they moved from gln. . ’ \ ers those gMi’d on television aren’t eign population at New York and New York 5. Chicago 1. son, 6ne of the rising young duck ' Milwaukee In l l innings, .boosted shoved the Sox deeper into the Checkers 012 20x-5-4-l/^ getting any shots of me. Who Mikoleit and Deasy. White racqueteers, who entertain Kansas City 7, Washington 3. San Prtincisco 4, Cincinnati 2. S U tr Building. A ball waa drop­ them^^to first place by 24 per-' Philadelphia three .years ago. Ned that’s why we’re not drawing. pin boWlsrs In Manchester, Dawn ped from an ain>lana from a American League 1>aaement, 10% Police A Fire 010 000-1-3-2. knows, they mlgjft not renew our Teachers 2 IB 0 540 x-27-25-1 CCIL rival Meriden at home to­ Boston 6, Cleveland 1. Los Angeles 6. Milwaukee 3 (11). ( 'e e n h ^ points over the Braves, Carver gained hla fifth victory 'Tain’t so. Washington’s full of morrow afternoon, have now won reports that on opening day last height of 1.472 feet at the Lake- Dyer Breaks games •■ behind, the runaway despite 10 hits. Plecity and Adams, Bombardier contracts nex, year qnd that means foreigners and they came out BaptUta 0 A 0 500 0- 5- 4J3 Standings . Standings (Sunday there were nearly an many burgh blasted out of a flye- Yankees. • '' (3): Hohenthal and Dalton. Danielson. EdritstVson a n d three of eight matches this spring. — :----r '- W Pet. GA hurtt Naval Air Reserve Training ne losing streak with a '12-3 Bob-Nieman, the league’s lead­ no money.” there. Why the pentagon alone has L W. L OB people sitting in the press box as KanSfis City retained second Someone mentioned tf.at Casey Briggs; Ballard and Lawrence^" Manchester oaptured two singles New York ... 20 5 .800 — Base In Neu- Jersey. The haU ''wallopli^ of Chicago. ing hitter, walloped two home runs encugh foreigners to fill a park." San Francisco ..22 11 In the atasds. Adults are asked to dropped - from this height — the School Record place, 6% games off the pace, van­ doesn't have to worry sines he's a What about the American Hughes. , 'v victories, wilh Jack Toomey Kansas City . 14 12 .538 ‘ 6% stay clear of the press bench and 'The CJurils' surge can be attri- to help Baltimore extend Detrott'a defeating Bill Bailey, 6-0, 7-5, and Milwaukee ...... 18 10 same as the Empire State Build­ quishing Washington 7-3. Boston Major League Homers bank president but the old skipper League pennant? — •— . - Baltimore . . . .13 13 .500 7% to ask their children to sit In the 'buted to their sudden ferocity swept past Cleveland Into fourth- losing streak to six games. Billy Steve TTiomas upending Jack Pittsburgh...... 18 14 ing-bounced 22 feet, nine inchee. 'against southpaws, who used to O’Dell won hi.* fourth although he (Season TuUI in Pa:'cn'Jiescs) blurted ri -hi back: ■ "Oh. 1 don’t know,” mused Sten­ Boston ...... 15 16 .484 8 St. Louis ...... 14 16 Mands .and give Dawn a tittle el Both fleet-footed Dick Williams place, thrashing the Indians 6-1. own record when, they, clinched the Ramaey. 6-3, 6-1. The Hornets’ .15 17 .469 8% Groman’s winning gueaa was 16 *giVe them 's great deal of con­ and sturdy Joe Dyer emerged aa needed help from George Zuverink National L-ague "You got that wrong son, rm gel. "Haven’t seen these guys Cleveland . . . Philfidelphta ...1 4 17 DOW and breathing room to score In the only daylight game, third (White Sox) yet and haven’t seen pennant in J941' on Sept. 4—the .Tohn Flanagan beat the Indians’ Washington .13 16 .448 9 feet, nine Inches. cern. They have faced a e v e n double winners yesterda,v after­ and Jack Harahman In the eighth. Thomas. PIrate.t (13) just s director Haven't worked Dick Yules 6-4, 3-6 and 6-4 In a C hicago...... 15 19 the games. place Baltimore evened their rec­ Sauer, Giants (9) myself up that high as j at.” bleveland either.” earliest iji tnajor league history. D etroit...... 13 IS .419 10 . starting left-handers during their noon as Coach Paul Phinney'a ord at 13-13, defeating Detroit 6-4. third match. .393 10% Cincinnati ...... 11 16 GAELIC FOOTBALL avib * streak, and have beaten six, kayo- Roseboro. Dodgers (2) Asked what would, happen to D14 Stengel expect the-ss teams IL>Wever; their fast start Is not Chicago ...... 11 17 Los Angeles ....12 21 .364 10 MYLES McDo n o u g h , a c e crack Manchester High traede team The Yankees rapped Dick Dono­ The SHk Townera copped both Today’s Games Hartford and St. Patrick's pipe Ing the seventh. Vlrdon, Pirates (1) the one-sided Ameridtn League to bei\ out hla Yankees? the best In league history. The Trinity College righthander. Is defeat^ Hartford Bulkeley 70-34 van and Bill Fischer for 10 • hits Cards Trim Batams ”I don’t know.” he said. "You 1946 Boston Red Sox won 22 of doubles matches, with Toomey and Boston at Cleveland. Sisler Today’s Games Band of Manchester are cfKspop- . Curt Simmons, their lateet vlc- and Norwich Free Academy 5 5 'i- American I-eague race once his ta'lented Yankees Thomas teaming to turn back sidelined with a sore arm and miss­ sorlng a Joint field day Jdemorlal to register their aeventh straight Mantle, Yankees (4 sUrt hitting, Casey just winked never canHgll.” , ^ their first 25 games isnd were 41-9 (4-1) Vi. Tomanek (0-0) or Kelly Chicago at Pittsburgh—Phillips ed taking- hta regular turn twice 'ttm, was driven out in the sixth 48% in a trianguTar Tiieet In the Middletown, May 21 OP)—Wea- Bailey and Ramsey. 6-3, 6-0, and (1-0) vs. Porterfield (1-1). Day at LlederUfel Park In East victory, their Tith in the last 12 Williams, Ked Sox (4) and said. "W e’ll just have to" wait Actually, tf^ the Yankees keep through June 11. The Red Sox .won (0-1). in the past week. inning when the Cards aedred Rose City. Bulkeley and the host games and their 20th In 25 games le.van staged a three-ruh rfilly in Yules and Alan Schwedel down- New York at Chicago, Ford IXKi Angeles at Milwaukee— Hartford. One of the higbllghu of * twice to Increase, their lead to 5-0. the seventh inning and went on Nlemain, Orioles, - (3) and see. I'm hot sure w'hat's going up their present^ pace, they have by 12 games over Detroit that Wildcats W(wnd up in a deadlock, thli season. A crowd of 36,167 saw in excellent chance to top their year. in r Flanagan and Lou Wells, 6-1, (3-2) VI. Pierce (1-3). Drysdale (1-7) vs. Rush (S -l). the afternoon wljl be a Gaelic Four straight singles by Gene to defeat Trinity 7-3 at baseball Bcrtola. Tigers (3) on in thl* lea)fue but we’ve been MANCHESTER HIGH School Football League, game at 3;80 be­ each Tvith 52 points. Mantle start the scoring with a 6-3. Baltimore at Detroit, Johnson St. Louis at Philadelnnia (N)— 'Green, Ken Bpyer, Curt Flood and Dyer lived up to his coach’s pre- here yesterday. Cliff Hordlow, the Piersall, Red Sox (2) lucky. will not be represented in the first tween the F^ftford Gaelic Club double, followed by Jerry Laimpe'e DeMaestri, Athletics (2) "Our pitchers winning. Look “T" (l-3> vs. Lary (3-3). , Jones (3-3) vs. Roberts (3-4). annual Connecticut High Srhsol Hal Smith accounted for three seoaon prediction when he tossed Cardinals’ ace pitcher who scat­ and SpringfMd. Johnny Keane and RBI single In ,the second. tered five hits while striking out Bauer. Yankees (2) at the Sox. When has Bhelr top Washington at Kansas City. Lu- San Francifto at Omclnnati, (N) football' All-Star game Aug. 22 In runs in the fifth. Green’s double the shot put SO feet and two and • amSse hla orch^t'ra will play for danc­ "and t>el Ennis’ single finished Mantle’s fourth inning homer, 11 Trinity batters, picked up hla Runnels. Red 4ox tl)--'' guy (Billy llerce) gone a month Hebron Bows 4-2 j nienti (l-2i or Kemmerer (0-2). —Monzant ( 3 - 3 ) /vs. Lawrence Bridgeport. Each school nominatsd one half im;hes to set a new achool an Inside-the-park job, was rou­ vs. Bumstte (1-1). (1-3). ing, Pat Humphrey report!. Simmons and dropped the Phil­ fourth win of the season. Thronel'eriy, Yatik^s (I) before winning a game. L ook 'it three players and the coaches' then record. Tire Red and-White football tine fly ball on which, outfielders ■■ ' ' ' '' To Cromwell High pared the list of 101 down to SO lies into fifth place. The Giants star also held the old record of 49 M 6e MORHARDT, promising -scored twice Iq the'eighth to snap A1 Smith and JUn Rivera did an for each squad. feet, eight Inches. Dyer also took Aiphdnao and Gaston act. 2219 VConn centerflelder, reporU that a 2-2 tie with ClnclnnaU Orlando a first in the diheus event. . An error and a passed ball paved he may play summer ball In South Q^peda. drove in the. first run Bit of Excitement Braves^ Haney Spm at Odds ARMAND CARTIER caught a ‘Dakota fonowlhg his June elAssea. Williams raced home a winner in way for Cromwell High School’s 23-pound cOd recently to take first 'with a. sacrifice fly and Daryl both the lOO-yard and 220-yard A bit of exdtemeht broke oul Morhardt performed In the Nova Spencer doubled In the insurance In the fifth, after the Yanks had first win of the spring, a 4-2 deci­ plscejn the White Eagle Deep Sea Scotia Summer League a year ago. dashes. Other Silk Town winners sion over Hebron Regiofial yester­ With Giles ovef^ ^Beanballs^ FBhlng Club's first outlM of the run. A single by Jim Davenport, a included Scott Ciendaniel with a day afternoon In Cromwell. While season at Point Judith. .The local double by VVlIlle Mays and an In­ fine 2:02.6 clocking In the 880- MOST ENTHUSIAS'lO rooter tentional walk to Hank Sauer by the host club broke a four-game X- club members caught 40 cod, Ron- for Moriarty Bros, entry In the yard run and Tom Juros, Clen- losing streak. Coach Clyde Wash- kid' Clifford reports. loser Harvey Haddjx had filled daniel, Mike Winters and Willlama CincinnaU, May 21 OP) — .Farmington Valley Baseball the bases. The Giants had tied the bum’s Rams lost for the third time Pep on Way to Victory IfttLjguB la sponsor Matt Moriarty. In the final relay, shortened to In eight starts. —^ ager Fred Haney of Milwalikee'B DONALD ANDER80N and Wil­ score In the sixth on Sauer's ninth 790 yards. Matt reports the defending'cham­ homer of the campaign. Cromwell snapped a 2-2 dead­ Etravea B still at odds'^ith Na­ Last Nighfs Fights Willie Pep (left) of Hartford, Conn., lands a left to the head of liam Handler, both of Manchester, The sumn4aries; were memhers of the 1957-58 pions will be stronger than ever lock with two tainted: runs In the tional League chief Warren Giles Bobby Singleton of Philadelphia In their 10-round bout at Me- this Slimmer._l.# s^ e PlSy^ wljl Koufax in Two-Hitter 100: t. Williams. H: 8. fitiUer, N: 8. over “beanball" pltptBs, but the Boston -r Willie Pep. 130%, Trinity Air Force ROTC rifle team -H**------sixth.inning. The first two batters' start in June. SUB ajibUier hbnus'pitcher, $20,-' Mile; t. Mrfiralh. N; 2, Deugherty. tiff isn’t aa peraonal now. Hartford, Conn., outpointed Bobby chanles Building In Boston last night. Pep who toyed with Sin­ which has complcfed. the most sue walked And executed, a successful ' Batting—Bob N'temah, Orioles— Singleton, 127%. Philadelphia, 10. 000 Sandy Konfax, limited the W 3 Wels'zcsbcr. N. T. 4.49. Haney sent a/(elegram to Giles gleton won a unanimous decision. (AP Photofax).______. ceasful season in history, winning . Braves to two bits for hts first 440:1. U(tle, B: 8. May. N: 8. Jurok, double steal. One run scooted home Cracked two home runs to lead New Orleans — Tony Dupaa, 39 . dual matches. Anderson and AMERICAN UTTLE League M. T. :54.1. on a passed ball and an attempted yesterday s a ^ g , "I am not accus­ Baltimore to a 6-4 victory that ex­ 157, New Orleans, outpointed Ra­ Handler are both freshmen.''^,. farm tryouts will be held Satur­ victory of the yhar. Duke Snider, Shot: 1. Dwyer. M; 8. Snipea. B: 8.' plckoff play at third base back- ing the president of the National tended -Detroit’s losing streak to mon Fuentes, 164%, Los Angeles, day afternoon starting at I o'cltxdi In a ^nch hit rple, drove in the Tnmm. M D. S0.2'*. League o^na\ ing no guts nor ques­ Six games.- winning run for Los, Angeles with 320 ), wimnm)i. M: 2. Butler. .\: S. .fired and handed the winners their 10. ■ GEORGE ZANIS writes from at O u rier Oak Park. I.ee. B. T. 23 1 Cards Trade .Dark to Cubs, sn n t h inning double following a (9) Studebaker-^PatdEaxd final tally. tioning,his integrity in any way." Pitchlng — .Sandy Koufax, Oakland. Calif. — Johnny Gon­ White Plains, N. Y., where he is SSo- 1. Clenrteoler, M. 2. Manon. B: Both teams were guilty of four B ut^aney says his blast about two-bagger by Junior .Gilliam'. 3. I.utty. N T. 2 02 4. Dodgers— Hurled a two-hitter as salves, 140, Oakland, outpointed now working and living and re­ JUNIOR HI-V track team from JareUn 1. Wheeler N 2. BuntuUe, , Visit your local Dealer today! errors and the Rams, who host pltc^rs illegally throwing at bat- the Dodgers battled back from a Vic Cardot, 138. Oakland, 10; Duke Snider ^ants No Trouble ports he had a fine (Mason in big Manchester won ,ths Hartford Carl FUrillo’i single and mtin B 1 I.elbie. M. O 148-4'i I Waterford Thursday and LaSal- Mfa still goes. County Ym Ua track meet trophy Roeeboro'a sacrifice fly furnished HlSh Jump: I. Murphy. N: 2. Du-| 3-0 first Inning deficit against Seattle — Terry Lewis, 233, pin competition. Zanis averaged hanoekl M .7 Snlpen. B. '1. 5-7. ! BOLAND MOTORS—369 Ctnttr Straat, Manehastar lette Seminary Friday afternoon ' Giles followed Uie telegram last Mihvaukee tb finally win In the Spokane, knocked out Edgardo 168.4 in the Brooklyn Industrial in the senior division recently at the final two runs. Roaeborq’s »ev- / anth inning homer had tied the Broad Jump 1, Butler. N: 2. I.itlle. i In Hebron, outhit the victors 3'^:' night witl. a statement that said; 11th with a three-jrun rally. 6-S Romero, 251, Argentina, 6. Milwaukee.' May 21 UB — p«fef> S t Louia, May W — The League to win top honors and had Plalnville. The Silk' Townera grah- B 3 Brndowekl N I Cromwell 010 012 x-4tS^ hed-six firsts’’to finish ahead of * score at 3-3,T h e defeat was Pole •Vault- 1 MetJrath N: 2 "Fred./.(Haney) told me this In Highlighted by .Duke Snider’s Snider, the Los'Angeles Dod’gers’ ' fourth-place St. Louth Cardinals a 167.8 average In the White Luitv. N aml AnMidl. II lO-lOW. Hebron 200 000 Uvb different conversations I had Plains d A j League, good for teams from Plalnville, Rocky Hill, charged to Gene Conley, his sec­ pinch hit double. controversial psnterfielder ssys have traded veteran shortstop Al­ Di*cu»: 1. Djr»r INDIANAPOLIS DRIVERS , Overend and Jezoult; HaJ-riman with him. He and other managers KockviUe Bows Again try as he Will he Just cant seem fourth place in the final Individual Simsbury and Marlborough. ond without a' victory. Snl)!-*. B__D. 134-34-11** and Lord. vin Dark for right-handed pitcher Frank Thomas rapped bis 13th RAlaV: Manrh^Btpr: 3. ’Bpnieley: Full Program, Sprint Event# may be assured that-the rule (on strong Plalnville' High School to stay out of the dog house. ■ Norwich. No lime. 790 illegal pitches at batters) will be Jim Broanan. formerly of the Chi­ home run, Bill Vlrdon hla first •ig 25-LofI Ftotur* T v Fight Tonight picked up its 10th victory in 11 "I try to steer clear of trouble,” and Bill' Mazeroski and Hank jtrifitly enforced. The rule itself starts yesterday afternoon, defeat­ Snider said last night with the air cago-Cubs.' may need some changes am f wf Opticians Win Little League Opener Fotles cracked two doublet each SUNDAY, JUNE 1. and Montreal, May 21 (/F) — Yvon ing host Rockville 8-5 In a Valley of a man with the cards stacked 'The Cardinal front office said M the Pirates clubbed six Chi- Scholffstic BaM'ball are studying that possibility now,'' against him, “ But 1 just seem to 2 :30 p.m. L MOTORS Durelle, the fighting fisherman B Conference game played at no money changed hands In the Behind Cappa’s One Hit Mound Job -eago. pitchers for Jfi hits. Bob Henry Park. The loss was the sixth fall Into It.” (leal. Friend went all the way for the NXf BriUln 7, Hartford 4. RAIN DATE. JUNE 22 MANCHESTER ^ r f e r 's from Bale Sic. Anne, New Bruns­ 634 CENTER ST. n ig h t CLASS in eight outings for Coach Ron The Duke wasn’t talking about The'flCarda plan to put the 28- winners, registering his sixth 'Weaver 4, East Hartford 8. wick, shows before his Canadian Kozuch's Rtfins. last night In particular, because year-old Brosnan, 3-4 8o far this .'duccees against two'defeats. Norwich 2. Bulkeley 1. Because of a last mtniite change I Manchester 7, Wethersfield 4. THOMPSON Boston (N BA )—Boston .Univer­ fans tonight 1ft a, 10-round match Plalnville ..^ .3 0 2 200 101-9^7-1 for the moment at'benal he wasn’t season. Into pitching rotation im­ in commlsslonera and a mlaunder-' WimK CLOTHES with Germinal Bailacin of France Rockville ...; 010 OlO 120-5-6-2 in dutch with anybody, with the Sport Schedule Southington 14. Fartniilgton 0. sity and Boston College'scheduled mediately. standing as to who war responsible Glastonbury 10, Wilson 9. SPEEDWAY the first and only collegiate night at the Montreal Forum'. The'bout Venturi, C’anprochloro (8) and possible exception of Gene (3onley, George Yardley, In netting 2.001 For Painters, Milwaukee Breves’ pitcher. . The' trade was the first major for reporting the results to The pointa for the Detroit Pistons, set Plalnville 9. Rockville, 5. baseball game of the year in Bos­ will be carrietfon television (ABC) Bickupiak; Janton, Thlebault (8) deal made by new General Man­ Herald, no scores wet' turned In ^ Todiiy' . Thoiqpson, Conn., off Rt. 198 starting at 10 -p.m. ' and Wjest. ______, Snider smashed e pinch hit dou­ . a new National^Basketball Aaaft. C^rorRwell. 4. Hebron Regidnal 2. Carpenters, Plumbers ton'. ager Wng Devine of the Red Monday mornjng on the American SuUlvan’i.va. Optical; 6—Charter record duiring the 1957-58 season. Stafford 10, Tourtellotte 0. ble off Conley and drove in the de­ Birds. Frank Lane, whom Devine Little League twlnWII Sunday at Oak Park. ciding run In the Dodgers’ 6-3, 11- Cjharter Oak Park. Auto Parts va. Moriarty’a, 6 — 0 Inning victory over the Braves. replaced, said in Cleveland where II * ibi ib iin n he is general manager of the In­ Behind the superb one hit pitch­ Buckley Field. ; Only the night before, though, ing of ll.-year-old Bruce Cappa, t-aw-yers vs. Aceto A Sylvester, Snider and Dodger Vice Prealdent dians, that he had considered a similar deal before he left St. Manchester Optica, erupted for all 6 — Verplanck, Field. E, 'J. (Buzzy) Bavasl exchanged Marines vs. Mai Tool, 6:15 — barbed remarks over over Bavasl’s Louis hut it would have included of Its runs in the Anal two innings two other Cub players, pitcher to shut out ri/olice A Fire 6-0 In Robertson Park. ■, charge that the Duke was guilty of First National vs. BA’s, 8:3®' — TIMELY SPECIALS indifference and lacklustre play In Jim Hillman and outflelder-infield- the opener. 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1 ; NANCH1!8T!?R EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CXJNN., WEDNESDAY, MAV 21, 1968 PAGE TWENTY-THREE ‘iSTjU'S PAGE tWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER .EVENING HERALD^ MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1958 Room* Board 59 Fnnn* and LnnJ for StIrTiL ' House* for Salt 72 Hon*** foi^ 8ai« 72 cut Poultry AsahV, e member a t Household Gbods 61 the Poultry antj Egg National Wanted AoUw— Roofing And Chimneys 16-A THEREiHJGHTA B E ^ L A W t . BY FAGALY and SHORTEN 0«rd#»L-p*rni— DsJry Bay Staters Educators Plan Four Meetings Products 60 ONE LARj bedroom and small DIFFERENT slMs and types BOLTON~$18,400 new ^4 room FOR SALE—Six room Cap# Cod In Board,.I the Lortheaatern. Poultry Motorcjclea 12 •Ittlng ,TMm, plenty of clooet Producer! .CTounclI, the State Farm RDOFINO—Specialtalng in Jwpalr- FOR 8AUD~Refrigarator, suitable i t foirms and land tract* wlthm 20 Ranch. Choice of colors. 'Built-in Rockville on 1H acres of land. Classified Ingr roofs o f'a ll ktilda. Also new N A T l^ ASPARAGUS air eondlUoner, telephone. mliss of Hartford. Lawrence F. MpUonees, form ica - eouiMsrs.' Two-car garage dnd work shop. Facing Theit Bureau Poultry Advisory Cenmlt* To Study Xurricular Matters for cottage. Call MI IHBSI aftar 8. Ible for two women. Kitchen Flono, Broker. XG 9-8910. Coll XG 9-4182 after 5 p.m. tae, the Tolland County. Poultry WANTED TO BUT ~ VttfL ear*. roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys rOrt.MV ACNINO Ceramic bath fireplaee., base­ YO U MOW A N D C U P AMD For canning or freeilng. Six, one ivtleges, parking space. Us# of ment garage, 3H acraa. Lawrencir Committee, Tolland County Inter­ >Ciai JA 8-1990. cleaned, repaired, 29 years' ex- MACffOiUAC f pound bunches 8l;0l, 18.96 a crate. NEW '6-ROOM ranch homes ready Mvertisement trience. Free eaUmates. Call egUMe MDSOtltlKlC .auT8friMT QUAUTY fmhr bumsr goa etove, 'liUtomaUc laundry. XG 8-2897. House*- for Sal* 72 F. Fiono, Broker, XG 9-89'10. C auntsH ere national Farm Youth Xbtehanga Mambart o t the Board at Educa­ UNTIL V O U g fe iM K Of 24 bunchea. Thla offe^^ good while tor occupancy, garage, large let, tion, feeling they hav# not devoted K owley. Mancheater Ml 8-8361, ;MV lAWNboeud 820. Coli xn 8-1140, ^ ^ the Vernon Fire DIatriOt Plannbig CLASSIFIED ADVT. S oeieLQp* AweiNKLE N9ST ANO supply lasts. FOUR UNFURNISHED rooms and (XVH1 Maw Cape with UOO (X X ir ) MEW TWO-Va XGLT 414-, ■moll dowh payment. S, A. Beech- Hospital Notes enough Ume during the post year Business Services-Offered 13 bath. Coll XG 9-0576. 418 No. M lln ler. Realtor. XG 8-8989, W. R.; Commlaslon, tha Vernon Grange DEPT. HOURS cut an: FARMERS’ XJARKET GOpD u IIe D Easy Spin Dry waah- oquoro ft, of living orsa. 8 minutes 414 . 838.000 'The ultimate in ■ Tha l7-ydfr-«ld Lym. Mast., and the Farrr Bureau. to curriculum matters, have de­ 819 EAST XDDDME TPKE. v *t. multiple dwellifm. R F. Dimoek A Smith, XG 9-8962. youths; 'Involved In a’^ieries of cided to hold four extra meetings Heating and PItimbing 17 er. Also used stove. Suitable for from ItaAchsster Green. Youngs­ -J------i —------PaUenta Today: 17$ 8:15 A.M. to 4:50 P.M. ^ rU X lR SANDINQ and reAnlahlna. Xn 9-0474 C!o.. Realtors, Xfl 8-8246 anv time, breaks and car thefts, are ached-;, Alpha Zeta also honored two tty) next year for the sole purpose of Sp«cialitinf In eld floera. Ml eqtUge- Call 8*8548. town kitchen., living room with ADMITTED Y E S T E ip A Y ; Mrs. orBarbara Woods, ,,XG 9-7702, LARGE RANCH In desirable loca­ students, Clifford Allyn ' Preston discussing education.' LLOTD-B PLUMBtNO Service as R(X)M FOR gentleman with kitch­ fireplace vasUbuls. Large lot tion, recreation room, 3-car ga­ uled to appear In Town Court Helen Opalocb, 164 Henry St.; 9-87B0., ASPARAGUS by thO'^nd Orders $18,800. R. F, DImock and Oo.. Saturday on local charge# of theft aa the outstanding Graduate of COPY CLOSING TIME suras satlsfacUon, prompt servtes. en, privilege#, Call XG 8-4717. rage, excellentxcondition. 8. A. Jeremiah Maher, 20 Westland St?; William E. Buckley, chairman of. Uken for freeslng. Fcrr’em Gardens, Mschinery snd Tools Realtors XG 8-5348 or Barbara SK R(}OM ranch home. Attached tha 2-year School o f Agrieulturfe FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. CH 7-8124, Ml 8-84M. Beschler. Realtoi^Xt1t-09«9„W. R. of a motor velHcle and tampering Henry Addis. 13 -Pearl St.; Ken­ the educational policies subcom­ 179 Fem St. x n 8-7278. ,PUEASANT room for young lady. Woods, XG 8-7702 any Ume. garage, large.comer lot peovldea with another car, and dtobert Mannel of Manchester, mittee, will set up a program for Specia TROY ROTOTILLERS and *t(aoh- privacy. Property In excellent Smith. Xn 9.8962, \ neth Harrison, 15 Griswold St.; MON. THRU FRI. - PLUMBING repairs, alteTratlons, All privileges 'bl -home. Few feet Albert R. Caippbell and David a Plant Sdlence major, who was the four Special meetings. tclcvlBlon service . xn 9' 4641. riding George. Seventh, Wapping; Mrs. repIping. Automatic hSatera. gas. menU. Bolens wtlkh from everything. XG 8-8838. (XVI RIGA HEIGHTS. Bolton- condition throughout. Good mort­ H. Rolllna, brought here yester­ preaenteJ the Alpha Zeta Fresh­ "Here weire running a $8 mllUon 10:50 A.M.. Household. Goods 51 garden tractors and al iehmeftte. gage available. May be seen any (IV)—BOLTON—816,800. Cuatom Susan Lanz, S3 Village St... Rock­ A9HE8, RUBBISH, lawns, all kinds 8100. Electric. 8160. MI 9-7838. w . Magnlflcsnt naw ranch. Six built ranch. Two-car garoge. Call day after .teing convictediof other man Award. business, and I think , we should Capitol Equipment ' 88 Main. rooms, two cor garage. See time' by appointment. Owner XG ville; Richard Lavigne, Wapping; SATURDAY 9 A.M. of general work and light truck­ •."'.I a n t iq u e f u r n i t u r e , sliver, charges In Tolland Cbunty Super­ ■pend more time on It than one • S.WATSON. PLUMBING and heat­ MI 8*7988. , / .8-8893. R. F, DImock Co., ReaRork, XG" Russell Willii. 21 Phelps Rd.; ing, Rags and papsra picked up china, and used furniture TWO FURNUHED rooms. 188 Bis­ signs on Bolton Cantor RU. R. 8-824(T any time, or BariHUw ior Court, appeared before Judge Monday a month," sold board ing contractor.;, New Installations, F Dimock k Oo., Rsoltors XG- James McChirry, Wapping; Bren­ free, Pnees reasonable. Ml 9-0142. ir t and sold. Fiiraltuie Repair 2 : sau St. Woods, MI 9-7702.______\ member Edward Glenncy St a altsratloi work and repair work. A nd tuc a .o8S who O 8-8348 Or' Barbara Woods, XG NEAR BOLTON—813.500. reduced, Wesley C. Gryk today. 'The youths TOtm COOrERATION w n j. Service. XO 8-7449. dan Dwyer, Bolton; .John :Am­ meeting rUila week. Other boar4:. Ml s-ssos! ■ ' PASS voue DOOR MusIc^JkliiWnimtnts 53 c l e a n ROOM, kitchen t-7702 any time. like new. Four room Ranch. Ce­ requaated the continsanee aothat Russian Bloc BE APPRECIATED NICE 8 .ROOM Cape in excellent ih rir pia|»nts. and possible coun- brose, .125 Branford St.;'Mrs. Mar­ members agreed that too litite"' GARDENS PIXIWED with Johli STAQT TOSSING TMElft JUMiC” separate entrance. ramic bath, formica . counters, garet Kimball". 184 Hackmatack 24 HOUR Immediate service. ' R#' s a l e 1-8 OFF on wallpaper. Wall FOR S A I^ —Accordion, full fireplace, aluminum combination condition. l>4 24 . mortgage can be ael>,.e^d be here Saturday. time is devoted to the .problems, Deere tractor. Call Ml 9-21S9, 7l « g E 0U6NTA 8e A L A V i/ r Parking. XG 8-t734. (Xmi-SANTIMA Driv»-Off Ree- St.; Robert Menger. East Hart­ modeling, repairing, new installs' tiles 4c a tile, Kentlle from 7c Good -^ndttlon, $200. .Coll new St. Now 6>k room ranch on windows and doors. Basement ga­ assumed. Low monthly payment. In'^a Tolland County court Chiefs Holding progress and objecUvea of educa­ Dial Ml 3-2711 •nUsAAW each. Green Paint and Wallflaper, S. A. Beechler.'Realtor, XG'8-8988, ford; Thomas Neville, 132 Depot HILLS- TEIJJVIBIQN Service. tlons. electric aewer cleaning. 8-148f, large wooded lot. Built by Harry rage, flcldatone retainer Walla. ycsterttaiy, they pleaded guilty to tion. because of the great amount W, R; Smith, x n 9-8982. Dr. ot time devoted to building schoola, Available at all Umea. PhUco fac­ Will R. Guy. MI S-0677. tAIMVMAfffN. hflWWf fCNAI at the Green! TWo rooms for rent, Refined Goodwin Jr.. 818.800. R. F DImock Well landacaped. 8% down. Ex­ charges breaking and entering I A* THE Kinsman aleetronia cquple; XG 8-0118. cellent financing. Lawrenca F. Summit Parley ADXGTTBD TpDAY: Mrs. Joan hiring teachers, transporting stu­ tory supervlted aerviee. Tel. Id tfXihio, C4L0. I cunren,mjt USED TV—Overha||led and In good suit k Oo., Realtors, XG 8-8245 or V.A. and F.H.A mortgages avail- with criminal Inteiii.xtheft, and s^net organ today. Finest quality Barbara Woods, XG 8-7702 any­ Fiano, Broker, XG 8-8910. Humphrey, 17 Margaret Rd.; Mrs. dents, and maneuvering for budget 9-9698 playing ahape. For egtra.room of any home organs. DuboJdu able. 812,500, six roOm Cape, ex­ using a motdr.vahicle without the requests. .• Lost and Founo Moving— Trucking- PLEA8ANT°^DQ(n for gentleman 88 time. owner’s permlabion and'Were giv­ Catherine BigenskI, 10 Seymour cottage, etc. $19.95 and up at p Music Center, 188 West Middle per week. Apply Princess Restau­ BOLTON, near Center—Overalzed cellent condition, near bus. school, (Continued ftpm Page One) The move toward self-evaluation DICK’S" WEATHERSTRIP Com S to ra g e en atiapended sentmeea to"-, the St. LOST—Little forl'a pink bonnet- 20 tertop's. ' // Turnpike. rant. < 818,800. Spacloua six room homo, ■even room stone Cape. .1,847 sq. ■hopping. Carlton W. Hutchins, XG was one of tfto such moves made pany. doora and windowe, euatom 9-8182. Connecticut S ta t^ Reformatory many, CzechoaTovakta,, ^ n g a ry , BIRTHS TODAY: A daughter t^•pe hat. Ooca wnth coat. Almost work, guaranteed. Call kO 9-1883 Kood solld-cOBBtructlop. aiumiimm - -ft. -Mvlty area. Plaatered- - wallSr -t»-M fr-rand-M ra—Loui#' RoeatUo. | in front b ' Youth Center, Maijehea- MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ b r o t h e r ; CAW Y01 ( S R B OUR tireatest Sale !. Because our IBitt'patKtTJirprobittoTrter-twi Romania, Bulgaria ^ Albahtar after 8 p.m. ’ • ing Co. Ml 3-6S6S. Owned and op­ A $10 BILL TILL fB ? storms, garage, near stores, bus, big rooma, IH hatha. 'Stone fire­ 10 Bolton St.; a daughter to Mr. The possibility of aettlng up a ter Parkade. Saturday afternoon. building is coming down to make years. They were then tuyned over public relations subcommittee was - erated by Walter B. Perrett. Jr., - T H A T ’S Apartmcht*^Platsr> small down payment oosum- 8% place. back terrace with flberglaa G.I. and F.H.A. AVAILABLE ‘The- economic council meetings and Mrs. George Tatro, Thbmpson- Call TR 8-9122, collect.-^ aONDER'S T V Service, available way for a new ramp garage for mortgage. Carlton W. Hutchins, roof. Oversized two-car garage. to Manche.ster Police SgU- Henry discussed. A need for such a com­ agent fo. Bumham'a Vgn Service. THAT’S ALL DU NEED Hotel Statler, every used spinet, Tenements 63 Gauruder On a warrant "issued are being attended also by (Tom- "ville. any time. Antenna oonvarilOM. TO START HQiUSElfCEBPlNO XG t%32. Private workshop. Small outbuild­ lO 'f DOWN DIBCHARGED YESTERDAY; mittee was introduced by Chair­ LOST—Spinninif-'flshlng; rod. Vicin­ Service to 48 atatea. srocE i grand piano and organ reduced. here on March 3. Campbell "and muntat leaders of Red China, North man Ckriatie McCormick. Glennejr Philco factory supendaed aervlca ALL I/W A N t IS A FOUR r o o m apartment Including ing. ameaite drive. Well land- Thonias Haddock, 85 Fairfield St; ity Times Farm, Saturday eve­ • Tel. Ml 9-1488. Also brand new full-keyboard (Xni'MAKfCIHBSTER - New six Rollins are. presently in Jail'in Korea, North Viet Nam and Mon­ supported McCormick, saying, "If MAkcHESTEIR Package Delivery. Reltable, Honebt Person heat. hot. water, gas, slectric re- ■ c^ d , plenty of shade trees. 3<4 BROOKSIDE LANE, VERNON— Douglas Hotchkiss, (Jo'ventry; ning. MI' 3-867*. spinet, beautiful design, 8498. frigsrator and go# stove. $8i room ranch home In Rockledge acreay Aaking $28,800. Lawrence Six room ranch. Breezeway,, ga­ lieu of $2,000’ bonds each. golia. The A^ian delegates also may the people of Manchester were M A M RUBBISH CO. Full time Light trucking and package deliv­ ^TAK E OVER Other good buys in floor demon­ Frederick Woodhouse, 19 Benton ery. Refrigerators, washers and monthly. Call XG 8-4071 from 8-7 eection, iV- battw. ceramic .die F. Fiano, Broker, XG 9-591(1. '''^ rage.' Steel beam construction. Fled in Car attend the political . committee's more familiar with tour) needs, LOST—White cat with orange and cleaning, renlovatc service, land­ UNPAID BALANCE strators. Spinets 8298 and up -> kitchen oounters Attached garage, According to authoritieg, tha se- meeting, although this was not St.; Stephen Moiiie,- Warehouse black markiVig*. Answers to stove moving speciality. Folding MONTHLY PAYMENTS p..m'. only. w# wouldn’t run into the problems scaping, lawns, mowed, driveway electronic spinet f>rgons 8493 and amesita drive, fully londaca]^ BOLTON, near Onter —Six room LYNWOOD DRIVE. BOLTON — riea of events leading to their ar­ specified. Point; Timothy Phelps, 140 Pearl we have.” -Freckles. " Ml 9-38.81, 39 Seaman chaira for rent. M| 9-0782. Seeling, patching. Metal, card ' / $21.18 up. Special long terms If desired. FRE E FIRST month'# rent to new- lot. 831.000. C.'UI R F DimoeV Co., cuatom built Ranch. 1(4 baths, Four room ranch. Fireplace, knot- rest began on Feb. 28. On that St.; (ihartes Gubbels, 7S School George Cheney, however, Circle. Help Wanted— Female 35 Situations Wanted^Male 39 Articles For Sale 45 / 8 COMPLETE board drums. MI 9-9787. MOVE BY TRAILER van. It’s less If you're a shrewd judge of ■ dol­ - lyweda. No leooa required. Apart­ Reoltora, XG 9-4248 or Barbara two fireplaces, recreation room in .ty pine living room. Wooded lot. night, police qay, they broke into Tito reportedly sent Moscow a St.; Joseph Belanger, 25 Griffin ' )ointed out that the public rela- ROOMS OP BRAND NEW Rd.; John Rorup, Tankerooson Rd., FOUND—Black and brown dog, expansive—One load Instead of ICXPERIENCED counter girl. Call lar, come in at once; Open Mon­ ment. building. 8H rooms, *-eated, Woods, XO 8-7702. basament witb de luxe bar and Lakealde privileges. a Lynn house and stole over 200 letter last weekend saying . Yugo- ;ions committee could not reveal TV SERVICE—any thake—highest FURNITURE day' through Saturday, also Thurs­ phonograph records. 'When Lynn Vernon; Basil Martin, Hartford; part Airedale. Call Bolton Dog two or three—Easier loading and Doe's Drive-In after 8:80 p.m, MI WANTED- Lawns to mow. Call iMI! 18“ ROTARY mower like new. fU. mU electric appliances. 20 minutes ' -Mtchenettg.^''Redwood paneling, ■lavia will hot join the Soviet bloc anything to the press before bring­ nuallty work at lowest price for BLONDE BEDROOM day p.m. Gqss Plano k Organ Co., from Charter Oak Bridge cm Park tXXIVl FOUR UNIT apartment In overalzed' two-car garage, with GLASTONBURY — Six room police went to their homes the next Mrs. Gertrude Morley, 354 Sum­ Warden. MI 3-8538. unloading— Distinctive, dimifled 9-8180.' 9-7370. • Call PI 2-7423. LIVING ROOM and warning Uiat further attacks on ing it to the attention of the expert work. Famous for service 317 Asylum St., Hartford—Tel. JA way. xn 8-4124, TR 8-8778, Rockville. Only on* year old. Ex­ 16' overhead electrically operated ranch, 1>4 hatha. Recreation room.' day, the youths fled in a car which mit St.: - Severtno Boraottl, 'An­ Board. Since the Board meetings . since 1931. Phone MI 9-4887, Pot- and smart. “ The Best for i.4 acres. Well landacaped. Many that night and. after being unable XIrs. Ann R ob b;'.,78 Haynes St.-; with Cl)#ney, pointing out the work guaranteed.' Tdeai Grinding drapes, screens.And other articles. “HOOVER"VACUUM CHESTER FURRIERS remodels FURNISHED room on bus line. hatha, knotty pine kitchen. % acre $14,500. r ing is aa much concerned with experience. All makes, low rates, Painting^— Papering 21 clusive franchise for garages, util­ Dog*— Birds— Pet* 41 I other features. Asking $28,800. For to start a car parked oh Tolland amount of time necessary to make Shop ^ 8 Adams St. Ml B-3120, MI MI 8-li«7. /' “ MOHAWK•’ AXXI. RUGS furs for 819.93, Fur storage 12. Business block. Adults. Free park­ lot. Mancheater Green Area. XG pmltical as economic ntettera. .The Mrs. Florence Dahlquist 23 Clyde fres esUmates, free pickup and de­ ity building, etc. and general con- 9-1208. f further Information, call Lawrence XIANCHESTER. AUTUXIN ST. Tpke. they stole one owned by Rd.; Robert Etchetls,.. Tolland; such a conlmittee valuable. 8-8979. MANCHESTER PET Center, 993 ------.i:------“ SEALY" BOXSPRING Cleaning and glasing $8. Ml ing. MI 8-8101. F. Fiano, Broker, XG 9-8910. Aldea E. Metinier o f 205 Union St. council meets regularly in various livery. Mr. Miller, AD 2-8871. PAINTING AND paperhanging. trai.t work. Salary and commis­ ADMIRAL .phonograph three speed 9*72t8. - Custom built ranch. Garage, fire­ (jommuniat capitals. Mrs. Clara Brodeiir and Soiii, East Garrity also reminded the board . Good clean workmanahhlp at rea- Main St Ml 9-4273. Upen uloriday "SEALY" MATTRESS from her yard. The Meuniera members they would be spending REASONABLE rates—Call George sion. Apply in person. 34 Oak St., table ihe^el radio and record play­ ONE AND two room furnished (XXVIl JUST O f f Porter St. BOLTON — Almost new. heautifu! place. large rooms. Hampton; Mrs. Barbara Herrick IS Y o u r organization ■onable rates. 80 years in Man' through Saturday 9-6, Thursday UNOUEUM. TABLES. CABINETS Beautifu: klx room Dutch Colonial chased the car as far as Dobson- The Moscow meetings are the more time on meetinga next year. for sanding, varnishing and wax­ Nuside Engineering Co. 9-11 a.m. er. 84d^r MI 9-3683. PICrrURES. AND A FEW apartments. Utilities, private bath, 8(4 room Ranch. Breezeway and and son, Andover; Mrs. Beverly Chester. Raymond Flake, MI and Friday nlghU Ull 9. for only 821.600. Gall R. F. Dimock -ville and then noUfied State Po­ flrst for all top leaders of the So­ ch of the board members also INTERESTED ing floors. Also Interior------painGpg only. TWO SUITS, Size 13. Summer free parking. Adults. Buoinaos overtlsed garage. De luxe Interior. GOODCHILD REALTY CO., viet bloc since the Kremlin con; Fultz ■nd'''^ daughter, 197 Maple 9-9287. OTHER ITEMS k Co-, Realtors, XO 9-8248 or Mr. lice. belongs to two subcommittees. done. Phone T(R B-1M7 > tween WEIMARANERS —Select" healthy Free Slorage Until Wanted maternity clothes. XG 9*7842, block on bus line. Rent by week Aluminum' storm windows and Realtors ference last November after the St.; Mrs. Theresa St. Onge. and 9-11 a.m. or 4;80-7:80 p.m. TURRET lathe set-up operator, ex­ Boats and Accessories 46 o r month. XG 9-8191. BsrAls Cantor, TO 8-8488. The youths, police say, then Mrs. Jane Stuek suggested a in earning 820-1120 very easily by PAINTING and decorating. Nr lob litter. A.K.C. registered. Available Free Delivery dOQrs. Ameaite drive, shade trees, 40th anniversary celebrations of daughter, Wapping. taking ortera for seasonal prod­ perienced with short nm jobs. LADIES’ DRESSES. 20-20.>i Some BU 9-0939 abandoned the vehicle at a Rock­ public relations committee "which LAWN MOWERS repaired and too small or too big. For free esti­ Paid holidays,!, vacation, insur­ mid-June. Reserve yours no^- Free Set Up By Our Owp never worn. Pur neck piece. Worn THREE ROOM heated apartment tXXyni - EAST h a r t FORD brook and amall pond. Two acres. ville Drive-In, broke Into Cham­ the Bolshevik Revolution. The get- DISCHARGED TOpAY: Mary ucts? Evenings, weekends. Coventry PI 817.500. Uswrence F. Fiano, Brok­ x n 3-7925 together follows a meeting in Paris Ellen White. 24 Saultera Rd.; used people from the PTAs would sharpened. 118 Wells St. MI mate: call MI 9-9888. I'odem ance. Apply Wilco Machine Tool SEBAQO OUTBOARD IS ft-21 ft. Reliable 'Men twice. Reasonable. 896 Hilliard St, with range and refrigerator. Heat, (While they lostl — New ranch pagne’s Service StaUon evly on be valuable. Rha suggested the CONTACT Home Decorating Co. 2-7816. ' Phone For Appointment hot "water. References $90 month. homes. $14,880. ((Completely fin- er. XG 9-5910. the morning of March 2 an'd stole last December of heads of NATO Sandra Krivickas, East Hartford; 9-4888. I . .y, -i.i . I ...... Co., Inc., Rt. 8 and 44A, Bolton, New and used. Call Ml .8-4426. parents discuss among themselves Conn.' •7“ Samuel Albert,. Hartlortl, CH 7-0888 xn $-9808. lahTOl BttlK-iir~stov»-and ove», Lots tor Sal* candy and 'dgardtea. They later governments to reritalize the At­ Raymond Danish. Ashwaiy. R. I.; MI 9-0657 PAINTER a n d paper hanger, dec­ Any time up to 6 p.m Oenina six room Cape, com­ 73 lantic Alliance in the face of Soviet Xfiss Constance Vtens. 12 Hyde what Information th ^ would Ilkt, HAROLD k SONS - Rubbish re­ Wanted— To Buy 58 Hreplaea. ceramic tile hath, full atole another car belonging to Mrs. and report to the Bosir^; moved, cellars and attics cleaned. orator. Good clean job. reasonable Articles For S^e 45 f Spoi See It Day Or Night COXG*UETELY furniriicd apart­ pletely renovated. Has flreplaca, acientific, military and dipipmatlc St.; Lynda Seavey, 105 Brookfield YOUNG GIRI.. desires rid# from LATHE operator experienced with basementa, omaslte drives com­ BOLTON—Two targe wooded lots Either Luginbunl from her drive­ Board member Frank .Sheldon Call MI 8-4084. price. S. Yencha, MI 9-6914 after short run experimental work. Paid tails call xn 18-8880. If you have no means of trsns- WANTED TO/BUY m ent Available from Jtlne 30- storms and screens, full basement, way in Ellington. After driving to threats. St.,'" Lawrence Greene, North Hartford, vicinity of Trinity Col­ pletely landscaped. 10% CoWn. garage. Nice corner lot. Oraatical- on Williama Road. Call owner, XG ■aid he wanteZI to educate himself 8 p.m. holidays, vacation,, insurance. Ap­ portstion, I'll send my auto for 8ept,‘ 1, Call after 3:30. XG 8-'T848. F.H.A R. F. Dlmeck-A Co.. Real­ Port Jervis, N. Y., they were The Moscow meeting presumably Windham.; Louis Zabilanaky. Staf­ lege. dally. Call CH 8-4888 or MI Good used resal»ble furniture, ly reduced to 818.300. Excellem fi­ 3-8321. on the ioeues confronting tha COMPLETE repairs on autemstle ply Wilco Machine'Tool Co.. Inc., KNAPP SHOES. Harry Mahoney, BOATS NOW In atock-SUrcraft, you. No obligation. tors, XG 9-8248 or Barbara Woods, picked up by authorities there on will consider the Warsaw Pact's ford Springs; Robert Farrandi l^S 9-4893. CEILINGS whltehed. interior paint­ also small upright and ^net nancing. Vacant. washers and dryers. Westing- Rt. 8 snd 44A, Bolton, Conn. 88 Maple St. Tqh Xd 8-4827. Wolverines, Raveau and Commo­ pianos. QUALITY apartment—Suitable for XG 9-7702. MANC?HE8TER—I» t 90' frontage. charges of vagrancy and returned reply to a Wast German decision Henry St.; XIrs. Hazel Fulton, 113 Board, before he attempted edu­ ing. Evenings and Saturdays. Cali E — R — T — : s cating tha public. Other membera WANTED—Ride from Manchester house, Phllco-Bendlx, Maytag. dores. McBride’s Sport Spot, 109 quiet couple. Ifour large roomi, Nice location. C5ty water. First to RMkviUe. to accept nuclear arms . for its W. Center St.: Mrs. Emily Cal­ M? 9-8428. TO P QUALpnr^ loam. Excelient for 48*45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD T. J, CR(X3CETT Realtor Green to Billinga and Spencer, Fri^daire. Member of ASCA. TWO POSITION vacancies. Asses­ Center 81.. Xrt‘ 9-9747, WaHclns Used Furniture beat and hot water. Electric stove (XXV) EAST HARTFORD Excel­ $1,000 takes it. Call XG S-89J0. Unable to post bond, Campbell NATO forces, the Warsaw report houn, 305 Porter S t ; Charles Mc­ o f the Board agreed with him. The landscaping; greenhouses and Open Mon. thru Frl. till 8 p.m. XG $-1577' matter will be taken up again at ar Hartford, or vicinity. Hours, 7- Stuart R. Wolcott. Phone Ml sor's Office. Town of Manchester, and refrigerator. $99. Cali Xfl lent InVeZtKjent property, $88,000. and Rollins had been In jail in ■aid. Cone. 348 Center St.; Carl John­ WALU>APER removed, |7.50 per lawns. Fill gravel, stone. Call E x ch a n g e 8-8789. later meeting. 8:80. Tel. Ml 8-4721. 9-6878. Conn. Assistant Assessor—Salary Excellent mveoWent property NEW FIVE room riilich. Finished MANC?HE8TT:R —Lakewood Circle Rockrille since March 3, awaiting son. 46 Florence S t; Mrs. Claire mom. Quick, clean steam remov, Walt MI 8-8608. Buildinil; Materials 47' 15 Oak Street South. Most desirable section of All Warsaw Pact nations except range $4,793 to $5,703. ASsesqment WATKINS USED For furtherr Inf^maticnInfebmaticn or an- basement. Wtu take your home er yesterday’s Tolland County Super­ Hungary have been repretented at Scott and daughter. Wapping; WHIT'S LANDSCAPE Service. al Evening accommodations. Xn Aide—Salary range $4,247 to intment to eee "'coll R. town. Q ty water and sewer. Call 9-9188. LO^M, dark, rich, atono tree. Top lot i-: trade. Builder. XG S-8321. ior .Court session. Authorities in a meeting of atomic experta now Mrs. Alice Boyle and son. 79 Essex Antomobiles, for Sale 4 Quality landscaping backed by $8,157.' Applications will be- ac-^ YOUR BUILDING NEEDS FURNITURE EXCHANGE SIX ROOM apartment for rent. mock A (?o.... Reaitore.'MI 8-83 xn 9-5141 after 4 p.m. St.r Mrs. Trene Jtyk and daughter. R o e k v i t t a ' q08Hty. --Ck>ltnnbtB’ COnatmetloa. CXJMPLETE" SET «>f ■iitomoblli Located at Onter. Call Ml 8-1788. K Rockville said yesterday that the going on in Moscow. Some o f the knowledgt and ex^riencs. John cepted until June 2, 1958. For job anv time, or Barbara Woods XG BOLTON — Large new six room Lake St., Vernon: Mra. Alice Stur­ BEFORE YOU BUT a used car Whitham. KH 8-6841. /PI 2-621., WlUlmantlc AC 8-8283 AT WHOLESALE PRICE mechanics tools. Coll XG 3-8881. youths are also wanted in .Lynn Ejoat European satellites have been descriptions, qualifications an^ 15 OAK S T ^ E T FOUR RCXIM apartment complete-1 9-7702. Ranch. Breezeway, two-car .. ga­ Suburban for Sale 75 for the car and record thefU. reported pressing Russia for their gis and daughter. Warehouse see Gorman Motor SsJeg. Bulck Courses and Classes 27 rage,, l<4 hatha, two fireplaces, Youth Changes landscaping — Lawns power applications, ..apply to: Office fit BARGAINS—Famous Hoover vac­ ly furiiiibed, 830 weekly. Phone' The youths, in the Tolland court own atomic arms to counter the Point Sales and Service. 285' >(ain No. 1 Western Framing Special purchase of riVo dozen 9-8 DUPLEX, garage, ameaite big kitchen. 18x34 living room, BOLTON—New ranch homes ara rolled, patios, sidewalk and re­ f^e General Manager, Municipal uum cleaners. Reconditioned • Per M’ 8108 THREE BURNER gas stove. Coll MI 8-9438 between 4-8 p.m. j yesterday, said they were on their German decision. Street. Ml 9-4571. Open evsnlhgg. Building, Manchester, Conn, State Guaranteed. 812.98 up. Free home new mattreMes and box,- springs, drive, dcntrally located, only ameaite drive. Very well bUllt. One being built in Bolton Center by R. taining walls. I.Jind cleaning. MI Canadian Framing Per M' $89 XG 9-3700. way to Laa Vegaa when they ran Despite Communiet bloc denials, Mind, Reverses Employment Service Offices, in demonttration. Ml 9-<385l after 8 regularly 856.98—$24.85 'while they 815,800. Coil early on thla ona. vra lot. 821,900. Lawrence F. D. valentine. Now ig tha Ume to 1956 PONTIAC two-door hardtop. '641278. ljfl2 Dry Western Sheathing THREE Room furnished apartment I out of gas in Manchester. They Red army units in East Europe Coventry Driver RADIO- Manchester or Hartford, or Slate p.m. last. » Carlton W. Huti^Ina, Realtor, XG Fiano, Broker. XG 9-8910. discuaa your plana and pick your Lhw mileage. Reasonable. Call MI Per M* $89 with parking apace for two orl were represented yesterday by ar. believed now armed with nu­ Plea to Guilty Personnel Dept., Rooipr 405, State EXTENSION ladder. 38 or 80 foM. three working gentlemen. 813 i 8-6133. lot—minimum of an acre. 'r. J. 8-0606. GAMIEN* plowed with rotary 1 X Dry. Western Shesthing piece mahogany bedroom (OCl BULTUN—C»v«ntry Una. New Public Defender Robert J. Ihgeon clear weapons but Moscow has Cleared in Court plow—aisa rotsry mowing for ELECTRONICS- Office Building, Hartford. MOTO-MOWER, Toro. Jacobsen Three Call after 4. XG 3-6178. Main St. downatairi, or cail XG! .Grockett, Realtor, XG 8-1577. rotary, reel or riding type power ,.Per.M*'$M set, 889. (V n )-8D C Room split ' level l>4 Caiurch. The lot Is 100x280 with said the Lebanese army comman­ 1-car accident Dec, 17 in Bolton. is conducted; A companion, XUchael One owner, 82200. Call MI 8-4808, and torn clothing, hosiery runs. Paid Holidays We will beat . our competltore Four chairs. Good condition, $20. (XIV) - ELLINGTON - New 8(4 Zeta, honorary agricultural frater- A guilty finding was appealed P. • Baudin,' 18, ,-Vernon Trailer . handbags repaired, tipper re- 98 UnloA Place, Hartford age stone, washed sand and fill. private • entrsmCe. Free parking. ftiet. Will sub-divide. Xlain St. Lo- bathA fireplace, attached parage, nice view off to the east. And. thi'f'nitvty at the University of Connecll- der, Gen. Fuad Shehab, has ex­ after 6 p.m. Five Day Week advertised prices by at least 8%. Call Ml 9*5691. roon ranch. Built-in oven and game room, lake privileges Pres­ from Bolton Justice Court Jan. Court, pleaded gbfity to the same plmcement, umbrellsa rspairsd, Nussdorf Sand and Stone ' Com­ One or two gentlemen preferred. c’atad near Center Plenty of park­ price is most realistic. Can be pressed willingness to hetd a JAdkson 8-3408 (opp, RR statlohi Good Starting Wage 119 Cooper Hill St. XG 6-059S. stove. Paneled fireplace wall with ent mortgage be assumed, charges April" 35. men's shirt collsrs reversed end pany. Xn^ 8-2427. NOBODY-BUT NOBODY PJRACmCALLY new G.E. kitchen ______ing. Phone XG 9-8239 or ^ 3-7444. sen at your' convenience, T. J He ■'wa* giveh the honor by the government as a compromise solu-! " Sick Benefits UNDERSELLS NA-nONAL # bookcases. Full basement. O ram - monthly payments'ar# only $77.39. Crockett, Realtor, MI 3-1577. Hon to Lebanon's 12-day crisis snd 1980 8TUDEBAKER. reasonable. replaced. Marlow's Little Mend­ Pension Plan - appliance. Cherry finish, walnut I PLEASANT room, quiet borne, ic Ule bath. $18,900. R. P. DImock R. F. DImock k Co.,\|lealtors MI atudepi group for his superior ing Shop. Cl e a n top quklity loam, excelient FURNISHED one room office in general strike. PMbo^ MI S-4822. Hospitalization for tpp dressing, also clean white bedroom set. Xliscellaneous. 394 next to bath and shower, free central location. Ideal arrange-1 C o., Realtors. MI 9-5245 any time, 9-5245 any time, or Barbara ROCKVILLE—Six room Colonial, practices iri'xaising the birds. He NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. now runs a 24jlM bird organiza­ Shehab agreed to a formula^ FLAT FINISH Holland window Group Insurance ■and for children’s play yards. PI 381 STATE ST. Hilliard St. ; parking. -MI 9-0867. ment for a life inauranc# salesman ! or Barbara Woods, XG 9-7702. Woods, Ml’ 9-7702. '\^ three bedroom, dining room. Tiled 1958 TLYMOUTH Plaea V8, 4-dr. ------La.______being pressed on him by a group . shades, made to measure. All Business Opportunities 32 Vacation with pay 2- 6226 days, XU 9-8900 evenings. NORTH HAVEN. C»NN. er manufacturing representative.; basement,' two-oar garage. C?ity tion, built up rtotri an original tutone, white wall tires, snitomatlc FRANK IS starting to buy and sell' C?LEAN PLEASANT room near (1) BOLTON—Custom built ranch XIANCHESTER—Duplex, 6-6a Nice flock of only 12 bird.4i-^ of. middle road politicians headed ‘ metal Venetian blinds at a naw Apply on Wedfiesday between Telephone CHeetnut 8-2147 - Telephone answenng service, conveniences. Directly on bus line. NOTICE OF SALE shift, radio, healer. Owner leav­ WELL E»TABUSHED radio, TV, TOP SOIL—Excellent quality and good used furniture and antiques bath and shower. Light housekeep­ $16,900. Six rooms, .ceramic tile location, large lot, good incite, Born in Clhicago, ni>»^ Priddy by national bloc leader Raymond ing enuntry. MI 3-5954. low, ^rlce. Keys .madt wbiu you 1:30 a.m.-4:S0 p.m. :-»LA „4i P ..ample parking. Reasonahle. $14,900. George Coleman, TR ■ales and service^ Excellent earn­ extra clean. Also old rotted at 420 Lake St! XG 9-6580. . Hours ing if desired. Parking. Cpntraily bath,' nVahogany kitchen .-.abinets, substantial cash required. Full 5-4045 or TR 5-4710. moved with his famil.v E d d ? ...... r wait. Mariow’a. Supermarket, 118 E. Center Street, 10-8 p.m. Closed Sundays. j Crockett Agency,_4I44-Main St., President Chamoun reportedly is ‘ ing with desirable name brand cow manure. Prompt delivery. Diamonds— Watrhe*— located,.M l 3-4921. ». Manchester. | fully plaatered. Two-car garage. price $12,900. Short way out— Six Chester in 1930 where they Damountable Hdusiitt— Rem m l 1952 CHEVROLETS, four door and XIanchester, Connecticut. For further Information or ap­ agreeable. Press reports said Pre-. two door. Clean car. Douglas FORXnCA counters, ceramic wall franchises. Phone MI 3-4607 for Backed by thlrty-Yeara of satisfied room Ca^ie. Excellent condition. Wanted— Real Estate 77 on- WeUil St. for one year. The; details. Jewelry 48 ROOMS TO rent. Also cabins with pointment to see call the R F. Sami Solli ia willing to resign | Motors, 333 Main St. and floor tile. I.*t us modemlie PART TIME -S ervice Station. Eve-, Customers. Leonard L. Glgllo, XII SIMMONS Hide-a^bed. In good con- TWO FRONT room offices, ilOO sq. J Very large lot. Full price $11,500. then "moved to Wethersfield. The riiblir llousUig Administration dffera for aole and re* efficiencies.' Inquire Scranton’# Dimock t; CO., Realtors'. XG 918245 Many more for $$s700 up. Call The to hvaHe way (or Shehali if other .vour bathroom and . kitchen. For nings and weekends. Honest, de­ 3- 7083. LEONARD W, YOST. Jeweler, re­ dition. MI 3-8820. 'Tourist Home and Cabins. Phona- ft. for professional or bdainesa. LISTINGS w a n t e d , single and PHddy began stud.ving at the informants mnval from their present site the demountable dwelling etnio- 1955 CHEVROLET 8. Four door. free estimates call Ml 9-2655, The ESSO HAS GOLDEN pendable. Willing to work. Exper­ pairs, adjUBtx watches expertly. Rent reasonable! 983 Main St. anv time, or Barbara Woods, XG Ellsworth Mitten 'Agency, Real­ two-family houses. Member of tures at PITKIN HOMES, CONN-6121, East Hartford, Con-r 1937 RQPER GAS range. Excellent XII 9-0826; 9-n02. l?vinr lh>H*maining question is Priced right. Douglas Motors, 333 Tile Shop. 243 No. Main St. OPPORTUNITY ience helpful, xn 9-6196 before 8 Reasonable pricea. Open daily. THREE PIECE bedroom set. ideal XG 3-8419 or XG 3-7814. tors, XG 3-8930. MLS. Howard R. Hastinga, Real­ nrrtlcut, as follows: condition. Has Tem-trol burner. and bought his. first 12 laying whether the "opposition leaders will Main St. , p.m. Thursday eveninga. 129 Spruce- for child’s, room (twin bed aloe). tor,M l 9-1107 any time Money from the GI bill and profits | 5p_pgj,jo^, National ' RADIO REPAIRS on any m a k e- For man desirous of operating Living room picture', window ATTRACTIVE sty room ranch, CONVENIENT location. NeTr Street, xn 9-4387. Flat top Hotpoint automatic iron­ dishwasher, cenignic bath, fire­ fronri his rapidly growing business | to -demand; 88 demountable structures containing 76 Dttelllng Unite P l y m o u t h ,, push-button all amplifiers and phonographa own business — ESSO -SERVI- drapes, (histom. made, $18. XII er. Reasonably priced.- XG 3-5305. %barban For Rent 66 schools, churches and Main Street. SELLING YOUR home? For dfive. Very clean. Priced rlgl>t. 9-1948. place, hot water heat, cellar. 138 Seven room house. Al condition. prompt, efficient, courteous serv­ helped put him through school. | resignatiort.- Buildings ore described In Schedule "A " attached to General and changers. Over 47 years total CENTER' available on heavily Help Wanted— had Douglas Motors. 333 Main St. experience. 90 days guarantee on traveled highway in Bolton. Phone Garden— Farm— Dairy SEFTIC TANKS RCXaCVnXE— New three room foot frontage, near bus. Only Two-car garage, ameaite drive. ice and appralsliig without obliga­ By hia senior vyar, PHddy 1,1, . There appe.ared to be a good I Conditions. Numbers and location ran be ascertained at the ^'alj^work. Potterton’s.______Male or Female 37 BLUE SHEER s'emi-formal, suits AND apartment, refrigerator, $14,700, Carlton W. Hutctilna. Real­ Ctell owner XG 3-4061. tion, call S. A. Beechler, Realtor, 1,000 birds . producing on chance that the opposition will go Offlre.^of the Housing Aiithniity of the Town of East Hartford. 1958 CHEVROLETT four - door. size 19. girls’ coats, etc. size lOr-12. Products 50 Town of Manche.ster range,' dispoaoll. no peta. $75. (5S! tor, XG 9-8132. ND 3-6969 or Wesley R. Smith As­ Brandy St. farm. R. W, DORLEY A RAPID and accurate typist in MANCHESTER—It’s a ’good one! along. A moderate opposition group Powergllde, power steering. Ex­ T-V. table, beddihg, linens, cot­ TR 8-2808, or TR 8-8050. sociate, Ml 9-8952. Member Multi­ After receiving his degree in called the Third Force has pro­ COMNTRlKfl’ION: All structures are frame, prefabricated, Dally 8-5 Hartford JA 7-4183 East Hartford office. Some office NATIVE ASPARAGUB-freah -cut PLUGGED SEWERS HIGH ELEVA’nON. Immaculate '..Three bedroom Cape . on quiet cellent condition. Douglas Motors, ATTICS.^LLARS cleaned. Rub­ tage items.'MI 3-8969. Advertisement ple Listing Service. Poultry Science in 1952, Priddy posed Shehab as premier. I deinoiintahlr, set on concrete ptrrs; roofs are asphalt shingle 333 Main St. experience desired. Apply in per­ for freezers( '/ilSc pound. Pitkin COVENTRY —Lakewood Heights, three bedroom '-onch, ceramic street, yet conveniently located. bish removed, MI 9-5874. Sat., Sun. Eve., Springfield, Road, Vernob;' TR 6-9287, Sealed bids will be aci-epted, up Maehinl CItaned joined the faculty at the univer­ The National Front headed by j | ros'ered with .wood shlnglfti floora are wood Joist with single son to Mr. Hyland or Xtr. Burn­ 80 GALLON e|ectric hot wate'r heat­ loi^ely four pouni single. Hot water bath; hot water heat, garage, AH city utilities and only $11..500. USTINGS WANTED—Single, two- sity’s College of Agriculture as a STate 2-4629 ham, Hartford Despatch 4 Ware­ fo 2:00 P.Xl. Junfe 6,-1958. at the oil heat, full cellar. Nice location. trees, only 813.980. Cartten W. Many other listings available: former Premier Saeb Salem still is oak flooring. F-xterlors are $ >t 8 wood studs with pl.ywood 1953 MERCURY convertible. New er.' fiberglas. Three years old, office of the General. Xlanagbr. Mu­ ^ptie Tanks, Dry .Wells. Sewei family, three-family, business specialist in anlms*=-diseases. He top. new paint, good tires. ' MI Building— Contracting 14 house Co., 228 Prospect SL, East $100, MI 3-8404, Lines lnstnllrtl--^llar Watgir- Available now. Excellent condi­ Hutebina XG 9-8132. Elsie Mever, MLS Realtor. >MI calling for Chamoun's re.slgnation.! and wood shingles; walls are (j” plywood. Plumbing Ir Vic­ STORE for rent, Groton. Near nicipal Building. XIanchester, Con­ property. Have many cash buyers. I remilTned in that’'poailion' for two Members of the National Front tory Tj'pe. 9-8944. Hartford. prooflng Done. tion. Lake privileges. $88 per 9-5524. Mortgages- arranged. Please call ALTERA’nONS to kitchens.-bath­ Electric Boat entrance. Equipped necticut for the -Hean-ing Hboni A l­ ' month, including stove and refrig­ (X V ini—BRIC3K (teper-Slx rooms, year.q. leavinp to join the Unity have said privately, howevef. they j for tavern or restaurAnt. Liquor terations, Municipal Building, Man­ 814,900, Large enclosed porch, at­ George L. Graziadio, Realtor. XII Feeds Co. of Boston where he would accept the Shehab formula , I FIXTURES; (iA S 'RA.N'GEB, which m a y be In certain or oil rooms, attics, celiari. porches, or CAMP SOLICITOR FOR 26’’ GIRL’S HAWTHORNE bike. erator. Call MI 3-7925. (BUY A HOME) 9-5878, 109 Henry St. 1939 FORD pick-up truck. Good playroom. Plumbing, carpentry, license available. Owner retiring, G.E. Ironer. Call XII 9-2053. chester, Connecticut. McKin n e y BROS. tached garage. Near Keeney headed the Poultry Service De­ provided the general promises that; of the bnlldings, are NOT INCLUDED In the Property and RECORD Plans and- .Specifications, with meantime, he , ipp constitution .will not be altered. condition. MI 3-0281 after 6:80. electrical and mpsonry. Aluminum ill health, in business twenty-two ESTABL1SH]|D DAY CAMP "^Summer Homes for Rent 67 Steeet School. R. F. DImock k C o., FIRST ARE YOU CONSIDERING partment. In the will he removed by the Seller, prior to Date of Settlemont. siding. Garages, cottages, out­ years. Good opportunity for right instructions, msri’ be obtained at S«w«ra9« Disposal Co. ReaRora, MI 9-5345 any time, or SELTJNG YOUR PROPERTY? built up his broiler business. T his would moan Chamoun would ' I Prospective bidders should satisfy themselves of the quantity 1949 FORD four door. Radio and party. Will sell equipment sepa- XIODERN 5' right hand bath tub, office of the Building Inspector, 186-182 Peari 8t. — XD 8-5.308 Barbara Woods, MI 9-7’702. 1 Priddv is married and he and hi.s be unable to, seek re-election since buildings, room additions. Nustde Liberal Commission SALE JU NE,-JULY and August. Brand MANCHESTER—Well built five We will^appraise .vour property and condition of any other fixtures. heater Good condition, 8160, MI ratfly. Have shuffleboard, excel­ 850. Tub on legs $5. Call 9-1919. ' Room 12, Municipal Building, Man­ wife', Betty, have three children. the constitution as it now stands Engineering Company, Inc., 34 Hartford-Manchester Area . ne4r furnished shore cottage. Mul- room cape, in nice condition. Fire­ free and without any. obligation. 8-0140 after 6 p.m. lent condition, used one year. XU chester, Connecticut. ■■ (XXVni)-NEW six room Colonial, forbids a president to succeed him- WORK TO BE UONE: BitUdlngs are to be removed from Oak St.. xn 8-1-1425. ■ ' berry Point, Guilford, Conn. place, oil heat, convenient location. We also buy Property. for cash. Glenn, 7; Karen, 5; and Sally, 2. 9-5003 after 6 p.m. ' USED 14" wide porcelain reflec­ Ray B eller't Each bid must be accompanied 117.900. T o ’ be built by Joseph' self- -is. j Write BOX E. Living room, dining room, two- Ideal for amall family. Full price Member Multiple Listing He is president of the Connecti- present location including exterior steps, platforms, piera, ALL TYPES of carpehtry work c /o HERAID tors in good condition. 60c each. by a Bid Bond or certified check Rbsetto on Broad Street, near clothes line posts and similar appurtenances. All debris Is to ’ bedrooms, porch. Insulsted year $13,900. STANLEY BRAY, Realtor Trailers 6 -A done, alterations, dormsrs. roof­ Also new ones at $1 each. Can be MUSIC SHOP for 10% of the bid amount, Waddell School. 1>4 hatha, built-in BRAE-BURN REALTY be removed and grounds, left safe and clean to the sattsfoo-. seen at the Farmer’s Market, 819 'round. Running hot' water, baae- ■tove and oven, (jompletely land­ ing, porches, etc. Call Ml 8-6881. Help Wanted— Feiiiale 35 " lT»rgest Xfusk Store In _ Dated at XIanchester, Connectl- - board-.heat. _8eptic tank. Beach xn 3-6273 •" Hon of the Contracting Officer. ' , MOBILEHOMBS r - Fuminire tak­ East .Middle Tpke, Tel. XII 9-0474. cut, June 6. 1968. scaped. .Ameaite drive.. Delivery Situations Wanted- Eastern ConnecUrnt.” privUegea, one block away. Three MANCHESTER—Six room Gape, en as down payment on mobile- BIDWELL Home Improvement Co. WANTED —, A secretary exper­ Richard MaftRi In days. R. F. DImock k C o., , Female . 36 1018 MAIN ST. ; houaea from rocky shore. Sea one-car garage. Ameaite drive. All Senate Unit Erases .INSPECTION; Buildings may be inspect^ MontUya through homes. Excelient tots available at Alterations, additions, garagea ienced in LAW office procedure. SET OF Americana Encyclopedias. General Manager Realtors, XG 9-5248 any time, • or y g a l Notice Xlansfield. Jensen's, Inc. (always Almost new. Portable Smith- view. XG 9-0088. city utflitiea. Full price $13,800. * Fridays, 9:66 A.M. to 4:06 P.M., D-ST from Mky 21, 1958 to Roofing and siduig experts. Alum­ Must be e.xcellent in shorthand, Open Thuradmy-Friday Till 9 Advt. NO,-4819 ■ Barbara Wooda, XG 9-7702. ‘ STATfc OF CONNECTICITT. Court of reliable > 64 Park Road, West and typing. Two weeks .vacation,' WOULD c aRE: for one er two Corona typewriter. Tuxedo, size June '4. 19.58, by applying at the OFFICE OF n iE HOUSING inum clapboarda a specialty. Un­ days in my home. LAWN SEEDING Common County of Tolland. Hartford. AD 3-6214 or G> 9-4479. Insurance, fringe benefits. An ex­ small childnran. 32. Phone MI 9-7089 after 4 p.m. Wimted to Went 68 BYRON ROAD — AttracUye six MANCHESTER GREEN — Six April 29, ATITHORITY of the Town of Eoat Hartford, as per address excelled workmanship. Easy budr- m 9-6412. MoTMlay through Saturday. 9 to 8. et terms. XII 9-6488 or TR 6-9109. cellent position for-the right per­ room Cape. Fireplace,. combina­ room older home. Nice condition. Hartford Federal Savinan and Loan $220 Million Aid Cut below. Aftaociation v«, > Robert Pardi. , Monday. Wednesday". Thursday son who wants to work In a pleas­ TIME IS HERE! WANTED—Small house or apart­ tion screens and atorma. Timken Recently redecorated. OH heat, oak ment. alx rooma or more. Box F,- Notice to Robert Pardi. Above description of stnidtures, FUtares and Work to bn evening. DRY WALL contractors — WaDs, ant .atmosphere. Write P. O. Box Siinatjons IVanted— Male 39 LOAM oil burner. Early ocdupancy. Nice trim. Two-car garage. Other Upon the complaint of the plaintiff in .sand finished ceilings, invisible 867, Manchester, stating exper­ We deliver approximately Manchaeter Herald. eondiUon. Garage. 814;BQ0. Exclu­ extras. Full price fli,Sp^ thf above entitled action...... praylnff for (Centifiaed froii Page One) Done, are Intended solely for Informatloi) of the public. For TRAILER — Near Hsmmonaaset.! Whitohouso Bros. rftAsona therein •«*(. forth, for * for«« taping. Interior and exterior paint­ ience, ,quelifications, name . and r e s u r f a c e Top Quality, Cultivated' 3 yards of ansifled sive by Goodchild Realty Com­ : complete specifications and other torins of this offer, Inchldlng 1992 Starr 85'i foot Three rooms, WILL : or insUll FAXOLT WITH two amaU girls de- cloaure of a judrm^nt ll^n on ih^ prop-' Zonefs Consider ing. Free estimates. Tel, Bernard telephone number. bowling alleys. All repair work. Tobacco Field Loam pany, Realtors. XG 3-7928, er Ann ftrty known a.* l„ot No. 6 In Block 15 the incidents should have any ma­ Terms and CondIHons of Sale and Invitations to Bidders, per­ Beth Clean, Reasonable. Ml A. Losier, PI 2-8482. farm field loam. I w slrea four or five ro6m rent. Rea­ Bartlett, BU 9-0989. Contact ALICE CLAMPET, on Berry Avenue. Gerald Park In the . sons Interested are referred to: th086. 18 years experience. Walter Bel* PAINTING and sonable. (?all XG 3-6131." .. Town or Poventry. County of Tolland. terial effect on what ,we do.” Requests June 2 SEWING ilACHINE operators. Ex- hot. Coventry, Conn. Phone PI "converse State of ('onn»*rtirm hiuI po^eeimJon of Morse said he may propose an CARPENTOY, repairing, remodsl- perienced preferred' but will train Ml 9-0650 Ml 9-4824— TR 5-297S (XVI) — BOLTON — Five room Realtor eald premlftOB, r**innmblf before Ih** ■ amendment to tighten require­ .51. .Stanley Or.imek, Executive 2-7475. * , PLEASE—Desperately need three ranch, $15,600, on 150x200 wooded ing, roofing, siding, garages, etc. if applicant Is familiar with mis­ JR. , ito five bedroom house by June 1st. above iiHiiit'd tN'mii o n t!»e firet Tue.’*-p ments on the use of foreign aid Three requests will be consid­ Director OR Realty 'Officer - Auto Driving Schmil 7-A No job loo small.. Guaranteed DECORATING lot. Basement garage, fir^ lace, Phone m i: 9-4543 day of March. A D., 196k. and now \ ered by. the Zoning Board od Ap­ cellaneous family sewing. Kaklar Con pay $100. Manchester or out- |>nn<|ii)K and' u|Nm an. H|iplica* fa<’tiim .(iuurantecd B o l t o n - combination gas ata- frontage near new counli-v club. equal to 10% of total bid. Purchase price will be required to MANCHESTER Driving Academy son, Gaer Bros.; 89 Leggett St., Terms To Suit You fireplace; screened porch. 10x13. ORDEHED: That additional riniico of ■ ed repairer's license. A certifleate free estimates. All materials and Uon, grocery store and pack­ RecenUy redeporated. Ehtcetlent 117,900. Carlton W. Hutchins, XII thd Inslltution and pendonev of said , "Thia is not going to be an over­ be ^ d on Date of Settlement and thq Purchaser Is to delis'er is equipped and licensed to pro- East Hartford. • SEPTIC TANKS Rank Financing of. approval Is also sought ' by Workmanship guaranteed Max- age atore, Immaculate six room locaUon. Owner XG 9-9460. 9-8182, ______^ 'action be zi'-eji the said Mefendant by night. or a blitzkrieg study," Mors# Performance Bond equal to the amount of the Bid mad Proof \'ide the very best in driver'edu­ Cleaned nnd Installed Phone xn 9-Ooai brick Cape, like new dairy barn, causln# a true and alteatcd copy of told repwters. "There will be In- Darning. chester Roofing and Siding Co.. thia order of notice to be published, in of Insuranco In form satisfactory to the PuNIc Hbusing Ad- cation. Standard and automatic. 1 IT’S FUN with or without 84 acres on two (XXI) — XIAGNIFI(3ENT ranch CAPE COD; 8ix .delightful rooms. tcrirri reports, | because of the The third request is by the Esso Inc , Ml 9-8983. Is Your House the Manchester Herald, a newspaper Standard Oil Co., seeking a special i^ stia tton . If bids are mailed. It w)U be the responSltaUity of Dial PI 2-7249 any time. ^ • SEWERS ^ . main roads. Owner retiring wUl 881,800. Spring Spreet. B ea u tifu l Fireplace, Hot water oil heat. Con­ circulated in Coventry. Connecticut, urgency for corroctlv* action, but You make new fiieiidi; earn many exception to ereqt a gasoline serv­ the bidder to see that hlsi bid la received prior to bid- opealng. Co n n e c t ic u t Vaiiey Oonstme- Machbia Olaaned carry tirst mortgage. For details wooded and landscaped lot. R. F. venient ' location. Folks trans­ once ■ week for two (2) successive our final report will not be made MORTLOCK’S, Manchester's lead: WANTED! weeks, commencing on or before Msjr ice station on the south side of BIDS wrlll be received at the OFFICE OF THE DIBECTOB,. Uon. All types o t roofing, siding, extra doUora;' Idom nor# ; about je e 'Lawrence F. Fiano, Broker, Dimock 8t C?o.. XG 95248 any Unje. ferred. VA' and FHA financing, 15. A.D.. 1868, snd that return of such until after the end of the year.” ing driving schpol. For oompleU Spencer St., east of the Eteat Hart- New York Regional Office, PUBUC HOUSING ADMINIS­ gutters and carpentry work, fs eoametici—when yoU become an • INSTALLATION For Sale? XG 9-8910. or Barbara Woods. XG 9-7702.. Madeline Smith,Realtor, xn aervlce be made to the above pamed TRATION, 846 Broadway, New York IS, New York, until $:ra fauormation, sea Yellow Page No. years experience. Ml 8-TI8Q. 9-1642. court. ford-Manchester town line. It la IS in phone book. XQ 9-7398. Avon Repreaentotlve.. Leom more S P iC IA L IS T USED, FURTHER ORDERED; That thla Berlin — Weetern Germany Is P.M. DST, June 4, 1956 at which Mme bids will be publlcfr I a 4 bodrioam battor qualify ham* In Mon- . Farm* and Land for Sale 7^ ClAPE WITH dormers. Six finished action be continued (or three months. gSuropea largest manufacturer of a Builneas II Zone. An approval ROOFING, SIDING, painting Car­ about it. Pheme Avon Producte, JA rooma. Storms and screens. Ama- THREE-TAXIILY homSi immacu­ op««ied..The Goveniihent Veaerves the right to reject any oad HARRISON Oliver Training — (CLEAN By Older fit the 4?#Urt steel piP6A making 1,400,000 tons certificate is also sought. 2-1768.' * CoN Mi 9-7177 anytimt and loova yaur late throughout. 8-4-5 room apart­ JOHN'h. yeo m an s, (5crk. o n MdB.|l|iid/or waive any teformaHtlee therein. pentry Alterations and additions. chasfbr W« will pay you 'lop -dollar <4 a c r e ! f a r m , auitabla for farm­ •Ite drive.*-Deep wooded lot. Ctm- o t them, a year, ; :■ per rknt of Far A state hearing on the requeate Lecrtihig to drive in our dual con Ceilings 'Workmanship gua:ran- Town and Country venlent to ochools, bus. shopping. ments. Good investment. 8.',. A. A trus Copy Attest: trolled standard or automatic numbar and oddrass. I'U coH yau. |f in- -fo’r your clean ear; Call ing or building loU. Eight room Jortiss a ' Hossslt. rope's total |sroduetiM e t Hate will be held )tt the oama .tliM oa teed A Aj Dien, Inc., 399 Autrutumn stenographer —F or public coi»: 1 foltphona houoe near reaidenUat aecUon, .814.800. under *12,000 down. MI Beechler, Realtor. XQ 8-8088. W.. cars is easy and snjoyabie. U- U ct work. AU otaU benefiU. Xian- XU t-0081. I .M at Danuty. .Bhortlf, the 8B A gaaeUng. St. MI 8-4480. j Orninago Coe. fortsfod. OoU PI 2-8387 or PI 8-S418, ''^1 . ■ K. im lth, MI 8-8983. ’Teliaad Cwuty. . dtased kchpoi authorized by De- cheaUr area. Apply ConnecUcut I I . . - ... • t 8t o( Motor Vehicles. XG .State Employmont Service, 806 / M lf-4 1 4 3 -I. Read Herald Advs. Xiala S t , X C u cW a fr. Oatm. • t. \V: \' \ \ ’ - A: ... • - \ - ft -i- ft ■ > / ■' I ...... 'V' = , :■■/' ) - '■U . i. •) r »• .“S,. J- WEDNESDAY, MAY fl, ll«8 Ok. J ■' , ’ PAGE TWENTY-POUR 'ArcraK* Dally N^^t' Praaa Eiia Tbd WoRthfr iHanrI;«Blpr lEaettittg F «r it e W * *rill ^ BaB a iM Fancnat at D. B. Wanthar Bnaann M W « , .. liw IteiF*on, OinnderelMriven tenigbt 12,710 andingN.early FrMny, banonrin^. parity c ioqdy, cooler. Loer tentjAi Mambw ot the Audit in 86a. Friday In tiM/Wa. '■ r m r B n n M « f CXrcotatim . ^ Manchp$ter-—A City of Village (Cfcarm DOUBLE STAMPS Thurs., May 22, With All a : VOL; LXXVII. NO. 198 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGE8--TWO SECTIONS) MAI^HESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MAY M, 195A

" For The Hale's May Statfe' of Siege June Graduate More Fighting. In PaniiBia as WHITE Rifris Incmis^ UNMATCHED COAT VALUES! / Beirut BEAUTIFUL NEW SPRING GROUP! Panama, May 22 (JP)— ^The \ government declared a stffte of siege today while NaMdnal ^ Beirut, Lebanon, May 2 2 td«ciJ*^ t® nwtm«n Guardsmen fought 4S regain For the school srraduate, a good se­ '^Values to $59.95 . ...• . ' « urWAFn*** nA' «arA«tli4 kaaIt il«i (A >—A fter tliPeg days of com­ whether ha would eeek another 4- control of the city from riot­ eria lection of nylons, piques and cot­ year term, poasibly only If hie large parative quiet, heavy fight­ ing students and hoodlums. ton dresses. Neiy fashions for the majority In patilsment removes Now In Progress ing has broken ouVagain in the constitutional ^rovlaton pro­ Gunfire killed a boy and big moment. See our assortment of hibiting a presidenrg^ re-election. wounded at least six other stock up now on sheets, pillow Lebanon. A . battle 'hetween styles and colors. $ governmefat forces and a "I am the oonstltuttoq^ author­ persons. ity In this country," Cham^un. said. cases, mattress pad.s and covers, apliner Moslem sect raged Gtiardsmen hurled tear gas gre ‘T Am not ready to pay fo r the nadea at riotera who c h s i^ aulle bed pillowd, blankets, towelj), aroun4 the historic village oY flroublea created by..the opposition through tho streets armed..wth etc. All at low, low prices! Baalbek throughout yester­ and Inspired, not by Internal h;o- dubs, rocks and bottles. sizes 7 to 16. Choice of tweeds, plaids and solid colors. day. but', by directives coming 'The first- confirmed ..(teath w m > v (ALL SALES FINAL) A band of Shuts Moslems storm­ from qutstds tho country and des­ that of an unidenUflSd boy ab«n U rged to ed th# town y e s te i^ y morning tined to.destroy-tho independence in the.chest. Government )Kbad- READY TO WEAR DEPARTMENT—RECOND FLOOR .but ■ were driven ;OUt Ister In the and aovrelgnty of Lebanon.’' ceatf said he was hit by a sniper LADY BEDFORD NO-IRON RUFFLED SEERSUCKER day. Fighting continued outeide to U A B and hqt by >rbops. Chamgtln ^ id Lebanon la not Bsalbeck, which contains one of One Fafikma C ity radio station breaking off rdlotlons with the the best preserved Roman rulne reported two persons dead and Intervene U AR because it Wants to remain Tunis, Tunisia, May 22 (/P) dating from ths time of the Em­ men)' wounded. Another broad­ friendly with all Am b nations. r-rTunisian President Habib cast Hated names of six per peror Nerb. The viliage W Leban­ However, the Leban*^ delegate Paris, May 22 {IP)— Ck>n- sons— including children — ad Bourguiba said- today French DDE Ci:flchll QlU-r I Bedspreads and Drapes on’s most famous tourist attrac­ at the United Nations ^ p c v jltd tion. mittpd to a hospital with .bullet servative leader Antoine planes dropped a bornb on the . that his country has filed a Pinay tcxlay was reported on n i L ^ W l L f l w V l l w f l L v PRINTEDPRINTED ROSEBUD ROSEBUD or or SOLID SOLID CO COLORS LO The heavy, combat forced Mltch- plaint against the U.A.R. wptlnds. airport at Gafsa and that ’The gpvernment 'imposed a 5- Sizes: Preteen sizes 6 to 14. Prices eU Hsrrie, an American, to leave Arab Leagije, whose headquarters his w ay ‘ to ask Gen. Charles clashes are taking place be­ Extra •!*« twin apreada, W ’x llO "; Extra atz« full kpreada, 100” x n 0 ” ; Draperiea, 80” x90” hie home In Bsslbeok for a^nearty dsy state of siege—mbdifled mar­ de Gaulle to use his influence are in Cairo, -i- ' y '" tial law—throughout the country. tween Tuniaian and French long to the .pair.^-,*____ _ > , village. Hacris. a longtiipe'lresident Lebanon has charged the UlXiR. La-ge detachment* o f Guards­ to help restore the Fren<5h forces in the Gafsa area, -m - Dainty all over roacbud pattern on white grounds. 4” , ruffle and four rows of white piping. o f Bsalbeck who was bom In Buf­ with inteifering tn Its affairs. 'Die falo. N.Y., sUyed behind after his men on foot, on Sorseback .and In government’s control over in'- Speaking to the nation In his Rose, blue and yellow. U.A.R. has genied the'accusation. trucks were deployed at key points weekly radio address. Bourgulba to wife fled to Beirut three days ago. Acting secretary general Abdel surgent , military' men and Solid color with 4" whlU ruffle and four rows of piping. Rose, blue, yeUow, aqua and Mr*. Harris, who comes from and chased rioters.* French colonialists in Algeria. also said French and Tunisian BATHING SUITS Monein^'’''| Xlsen- on the results of these special head the government-but aaid he Tunisian Order*. The planes then $1.00 WOODBURY SHAMPOO ...... 69c government. 'The President again hower's action was prompted by .meetings. would only take o^lce ^ legtil dropped one bomb on the ninway ® FULL LENGTH the coUiaibn In Maryland Tuesday "The committee U responsible means. That gould only be don* .Bf the airport EXPELLO MOTH C R Y S T A L ...... 89c$1.98-52.99 Low, Low F r id iB S on Famous Brand SHEETS and 4iSSES of an A ir National Guard jet and for coordinating national aviation under the .pfesent constitutional' French troops—and aircraft— a commerejal airliner. That crash poHcles-where more than one fed-,*etup bX U>e NaUonal Aaaembly Prepared tor ‘New Unknown have been technically restricted to LARVEX MQTH S P R A Y ...... 89c$1.49 X.I ^Japanese Quiz took a doBSn llvaa. ■ =4^ agency Is involved." I overthhowjnr Pflimlin to pave the The tsvq. .fiat, while tread Jiiat in flfont o f the origins) Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, for their haae* by Tunisian order TYPE 144 TYPE 180 A t th* same Ume. Kisenhower 'Administrator Jame. T. Pyle of I ^ ■■ itlmow-n: ffwvioatom jrfW War 11 and Korea will be interred In ArUngton./«a- since the French bombing of the MOTH BALLS or FLAKES...... • •••••••••.• 35e aFapw TYPE 130 arranged to confer later In the day aort-Jor- .aonaiTSBifBiBiT'-IWir'lSlwg'TftF’M i^ The large structure In thi* heUQopter view, la ^ Ar-, Tunisian village o f Saklet Sldl the Civil Aeronautic|i Admlni, ! GaiiH*.'' Crowley About with two House members \Vbo are tratlon (C A A ». meanwhile. . was lington'VDnphltheatrfe (AP Photof.ax). Youssef laat Feb. $ set o ff a crisis LARGE USTERINk < ...... __ .7. _ ___ 89c PAN RIVER LADY members of a comm'lttae In- A t Oolombby-fi |.>D(^x-i^ttai»i in the relation* bftween th* two DOOR MiHitOR LADY veatlgatiiig Uia Tuesday xrwh. teiling a Senate Cqmmerrt^Su^; the ^Hce countries. ' N O W Death of Jones committee ’we are not , seemed to be preparing for some f D * _ - " D i ' A l - - ; 13c PEPSODENT T O O tH P A S T E ...... 2 for 79c PEPPERELL Rep. Prince Preston (D-(3a) said solve this — — -..— 1--,., The incident at Remada, 30 mil** • REG. $2.19. . C | j t O PEPPEREUe^^ he and Rep. Cliff CJlevenger (R- I problem oyemlght. ; important vlaltoi' this afternoon."’ . KlSCS i\OW VFVCJT Special . Military-Civilian collisions haye^ meanwhile .needed the ' ^ ^ Senate Group south o f Gafaa, two days ago set ECONOM Y SIZE GLEEM TO O TH PASTE ...... 69c « 8 x 9 9 ...... Tokyo, May 22 The Tokyo Ohlol got word from the White off protests and counter-protesta. COMBED House that Eisenhower would see b ^ e n 61 Ih A ^Srr**l?*for ' progress o f constitutional reforms , . .... ^ Thurs. Only REG. $2.29. C | V A s u p e r f in e proaecutor'a bffic* today began In- ring new demands in Congress for , -«ir.nor*h.« «h. The T^slans charged the French BAN ROU ON DEODORANT ,...... 73c-98c $$ X 10$...... w tanalve qusfUoning of former Yale them this afternoon. I he is proposing to strengthen the For House Bill left their bisse at Remada and kid­ Shattsrpropf glsst, 16 x60 , ons year , Preston and Clevenger age the. new air safety measures, REG. $2.4$. S I i l O PERCALE footlNUl sUr Joseph P. Crowiey power of the executive branch napped six Tunisian soldiers, who top members of a House Ap­ Pyle said a new control system and make It harder for the Na­ Fdod Prices Drive 79c BAYER ASPIRIN TABLETS ...... I...... 67c MUSLIN were later released. guarantee. EaVy to install. Gomplete 72 X 108...... Shout the death o f hla brother-in- propriations subcommittee- which to be put into effect on all major NOW law, TA .D , Jones J r., tional Assembly to turn- cabinets On Jobless Aid Bourgulba again demanded the '•^a •••••••• S aa 4e Ra e REG. $2.68. c e 4 3 0 was rebuffed by federal air .of­ U.S. alrlanes will require that out of office. $0e ALKA-SELTZER...... NOW Crawlay was questioned all after- withdrawal of all Frknch troop* with four screws. • 81 X 108...... REG. $8.19. ficials last night on a subcommit­ both civilian and military planes •^Pflimlin’* new military chief BO--I1 by Prosecutor .Kenjiro Pljru- from Tuniai*. \ REGA9C. 72 X 108...... $2.39 ted stopgap plan dimed at halting fly by instruments with safety meanwhile prepared for a mission Washington, May 22 (/P) — Th* UNICAP MULTI VITAMINS ...... $3.11 REG. $2.80. kawa at Metropolitan . Police Costs to New Peak The four French planes landed 42 X 88 Csses; ...... ^ 2 . 2 9 REG. $SA9. civillan-mUitary air crashes. spaces between them. - to Algiers aimed at bringing the Senate Finance Committee today 72 X 108. . Headquarters where be had |q>ent ajiproved a House-passed bill at Gafsa airport last night. Pra- BOURJOIS SUMMER COLOGNE ...... $1.00 REG. $L4Ur. Fitted 81 X 108...... $2.59 The subcommittee voted to take "This will reduce our exposure I Gaullist generals there back under Rottetn. H O REG. $8.29. th* night in a cell. the laaue. directly to Elsenhower. to a minimum." Pyle told a Sen­ the control of Paris. A militarj- authorizing the federal govern­ ...... $ i . o o REG. $8A9. Crowley, a 48-year-okl native of. ate Commerce subcommittee on I.,ondon, May 2? IJI—The Minis­ enews ronfcrence that "in » • broad, ment to advance money to the (Continned on Page Tea) BOURJOIS SUMMER BATH POWDER ...... ^ ' I n Slie...... 81 X 108. ... $2.39 $ Preston said a White House aide. general way I'd say the irTdex has 90 X 108...... 2:79 Milwaukee who k*d. come to Tokyo aviation headed by Sen. A. S. Mike try of Labor said today the Brit­ I states for a temporary extension REG,'$2.69. Fitted “ Jack Anderson, came to his of­ (Continued nn Page Ten) i shot Us bolt—there's nb question • • • a ■ REG. 79r. with Jones to buy an oil tanker, ish coBi of living Index jumped of unemployment benefits. , The $2.25 EVENING PARIS TALCUM and COLOGNE $1.00 B ottom .------. $ 1 O Q REG. 69c. CO«i fice this morning with word of the Monroney (D-Okla). ' about it, the big ri*bs are now WkW/i t**M; - cxn -b# held fo r 20 day# without Mdhrbiiey, opening the Senate . 2 points -T lo .no — between mid- vote.wa. A rk ) The April living cost level was strengthen' the unemployment in­ Army* Nike guided missile base Jones, 43, was found dead May Washington, May 22 (Fl —Sen. Officials who announced the new here today. State PoUce reported wlU-liold a series of special meet­ of the House Commerce Commit­ John-L. McCtellan (D A rk ) said to­ pse today had some good newg, for 3.5 per cent above April 1997^ It surance ayatem on a permanent SNinine 8 In the hotel anite he shared with ings of hi* cojnrnlttee, starting to­ tee offered a similar hiee*®*'* In represented tlie 18th increase^in there were several dead and -In­ day the A. * P. Stores reaped consumers, however. They said ba.sl*. Crowley and. FrederlcK M. Kisaiji-,. morrow, destined to further ac­ the past 20 months. It hao declined Douglas, who called the House jured. The base la one of 10-Jsl KESSLER'S TERRY RGBES $1.98 ger, a MarjHand accountant. Kia'a- benefits worth millions of dollars some fckid prices are declining in nurthern New Jersey dealgned celerate air safety actions and to (Oonltlniied on Page HevCn) w conniving with Butchers Union., May and that the over-all living only once in the past 28 months, bill Ineffective, said the fight w'ill. Inger aiao has been quealipned at to guard the New York metro­ ledders in a labor______contract..___. cost__ I _ level______seem* to be , "peaking despite the business reoessiem. be carried to the'ienate. length by pbHce. out,” or reaching a somewhat A key feature of the bill, and a politan area. State PoUce said . This Statement of his views .4iiitoma.tic Pay Hike ambulanceo were on the way to 1 An autopey ahowed Jonea'dled aUble level for the summer center o f controversy, maker state HOUR PLAY PAJAMA SETS $1.98 from a cerebral hemorrhage- link­ marked the wiiidup of public hear­ The new living cost rise leans the base. ings by the Senate Rackets In­ month*. a pay increase to about half a participation in the emergency ed to eontuelbna on the left eye Ewan Clague, l-abor Department I program optional^.. vestigating Committee-on a secret rnilUop wqrkera based on labor LEBANON ASKS UN HELP . and near the left ear. C!hlef of BHtain Lowers Bank deal through which 10,000 New statistics commissioner, told a Participating a^tatOs could draw Detectives Goroku Fliruta said the pontracta geared partly to changes Beiruf, Lebanon, May 22 OPh— York arei. A. ft P. grocery clerks In the government index. Most federal funds to extend by .as much With ^rene>yed fighting raging body ’’was covered With black were blanketed into the Butchers a- 50 per cent the number of weeks KES$LER'S COTTOW k n it GOWNS $!.<» brutsca, both eyes were blacked" of the workers will receive boosts again In Lebanon, the goviern- •/. Interest Rate to Union In 1952 unaware that they on.June payrolls of about two or 1: which insured workers who have ment decided todny to complain and hie Hp cut.” were bound to a 45-hour work week exhausted th,eir benefitr could draw Jones was the son of „the late three cents an hour. Some will Go the United Nations Security for 55 montlis. Some competiting News Tidbits imemploym,ent compensation. b y Yale, coach„T.A.D. Jonek and head­ Londdh, May 22 (dV-Britain to­ get as high as five cent's a. hour Council that there I* "maaaivo Stores ha'd a 40-hour work week. In most States thhi would mean . ed a New- Haven business firm. Culled frotn AP Wires additional. Interferenre” In Lebanen* affairs Kessler's Cotton Knit Kimonos $1.00 day eaae^ it* tight control on-the Ah analysis of -the' testimony,” an additional -13weeks, but both O ow ley set the modern Yale An additional. 750,000 workers by the United ,%rab RepubUc. nation's apendlng by cutting -the Mcl^ellan said i » a statement of the amount of benefits and their ' iingle-game scoring record of five would normally receive living cost official bank intereit rat* down to findings, "establishes a number of state general : fund tax receipt* pay adjustments based,, on the duration vary from state to state. touchddWns in 1931. Improper practices which this J!om- KATHKHt OF THE 8’3;AR , Mori; who la also a Yale grad­ 3% per cent. for #rst lO-month* of this fiscal New York, May 22 (P) —• Mi)- mlttea must condemn.” .year JTUn aliont 6 .8 per cent-under- (Uontlnued on Page Four) uate, visited XSbwley aiia'KiesIh- ■”T lir reduction frqni--6 -per cent ~'"’lt(*”eominlttee Thatrinan- -contin­ - iC«mtlinie4boit Page Fear) ten S. RlsenlMW'Br was named SPECIAL SALE! SUMMER JEWELRY ger twice last night in the presence waa smother egutiouB step to show revenue estimate* on which Con- Father of the Year today and ued: nectreut budget waa figured. . -. of a police interpreter. He was not confidence in , British • currency |>rom|>tiy got cqngratulatloaa “The evidence seems to be quite Five hundred workers at Cape Ca­ All white porcelain^^^d fresh water pearls; ^ aUowed to sit In on today’s ques­ without encouraging aiF Inflation­ clear that the Great Atlantic A from the President of the Unit­ ary spending apre*. naveral, Fla., due back on-their ed States, hi* brother. Milton also pastel shades. Choose from RO#* ^ O U tioning session with the prosecu­ Pacific Tea Co. (A. A P.) em­ jobs after 8-day wildcat strike that .. \ tor and will be aUowid to post hail The interest rate reduction, an­ barked on a course of conduct In Elsenhower, president of John* necklaces, earrings and bracelets. E g c h ^ ^ W . A For ‘ y. ’ (irlppled construction operations on Mail Rate Hike BiU Hopkiifs I'nlverslty,-waa cboeea for Crowley only If an Indictment nounced by. the government-con­ 1952 that produced serloul viola­ the missile test center’s ’Htan mis­ trolled Bank of ^ gia n d , aet .off by the National Father’s Day . Is handed down. tions, of various provisions of tha sile project. •yo hold O ow ley without an In­ a buying surge In the London Stock National Labor Relation* Act. Committee along with alx other . Many motion picture colleagues fathers outstanding in the fleMa dictment, the proeecutoc must go Market. Messengers in- the tradi­ “ We are forced to the Inevitable turn out for qiilet, simple funeral ; c SPECIAL! TRICOT KNIT PANTIES - tional top-hatted uniform of Lon- Sent to White House of sports, entertainment and th* before the Tokyo District Court conclusion, and the.evidence be­ of British-born acter Ronald Col- art*' Kiuiday, June 15, has been ‘ Saturday and ask for a 10-day de­ <}.on’s financial diatri'ilt'''canted t'« fore this committee supports it. __m at Santa Barbara, Calif. .. . Personalty flattering ^ Tricot knit run prqof brief pgnties. All white with ^ , $*| tention warrant,- It can be renew-. news from the bank ahdrtly be­ Four students at Fort Worth* Tex., designated a* Father’* Day, , ed once. i> ! fore noon. ' (Continued on Page ‘Thirteen) high achool Injured, none seriously, Washington, May 22 tJP) — The^measures passed separately by the — completely feminine elastic waist band. Reg. 39c pair. ,, . , w For I c W W NO JOB.S PICKUP SEEN MORE and MORE OF TH05E "W e welcome th* reduction In when home-made rocket explode*. House passed and sent to the Hbu'se and Senate. Its major provi­ ' — AllOVER bank rate and look Upon it as one Former mayor EMward D. Ber- White House today a bill to raise sion la for an increase from three SlnMbury. Miri' 'J* — ***’ more break- eased -by the govern­ the coat of a first class letter from to four cents in the cost of mailing rector Thomas'I. Shea of th* EMBROIDERY WONDERFUL REVER5IBLE State Dept. Defeats Bar President Asks gin of Waterbury and Alphonsus SPECIAL! "ARLURE" NYLON HOSIERY ment in its plan for gradually eas- J. Donahue of Stamford named co- 3 to 4 cents and on airmail letters a first-class letter. This account* Connecticut State Employment frosts this O t a r n A i n - I f i * K a s n i i m i restraints.” said the Associa- chairman o'f the Benton for sena­ from 0 to 7 cents. - for about *350 million of new post­ Seryicc, today predicted that dress. . 1 woven checked, V/W n A im s.,IV eim a iL -lion of British CHtanCHtsmbers of Com­ Law Day for .World tor committee. Tlie rate hikes will take effect al revenue*. ^ employment in Industry will Fine quality seamless nytons— run resist micro film, “HEIRLOOM” BEDSPREADS - merce. Under the compromise, boosts in not pick up until fall. Me ad- gingham cotton that's Defense Department says United Aug. 1 if Pre.sident Risenliower all new summer shades. Reig. $1.15 pair.' P . £ » 1 . 0 0 Mlddietown. May 22 OP) For­ The'Nattonal (Union of Manufac­ Washington, May 22 (fl>l-The States has nearly doubled force of signs the bill. rates on letters, post cards, air Ureaaed the annual farm epn- What a wonderhil weddliig gift! Full and twin bed size*. Ck)lor«: mail and books would become ef­ ference of the service, attended , washable and wrinkle- Antique white, bleached white, yellow, rose and green. A ’beautii . mer ambassador ta Russia George turers said "this is fresh and wel­ president of Jhe . American Bat Globemiister trpnsiwrt plane* sept The measure also oarries- wage fective Aug. 1. ■by state employe* engaged In resistant. In lovely colors. fully designed 4»4 pound reyeraible Heirloom spread with fringe g i q , 513.98«VaiUt!. Kekmah say* the U.S. .State De­ come. evidence that, whatever is Aasoclajion (A B A I proposed to­ to Europe amid outbreaks ln~Leb­ increases for Post Office worker* partment, after 20 yetira of.mush- happening abroad, the '. grA em-: anon and Algeria. . . Life insurance aggregating *380 million a year— . V lt also provides IncieaMS ih -placlug workers in i^rlculturnl , exactly as lllustcted., , day that the United States. pro­ rates on newspapers and maga­ Sizes 12 to 20 roonling growth is suffering from ment’s fight against inflation at compBnle.—A broad­ misses and half sizes at Writing: in' the current iluue of ulative pressure -against sterling In a ’ speqeh prepared for the -Denial of romance between Pe­ .T h e House vote also waa unani- ’mous, 379-0. , ident had proposed a 6 per cent cast from the Indpnestaa rebel "Daedalus,” publication- of the had ceased-" ' Foreign speculatqfs Washington Klwani* Club, AB A ter Tbwnsend .and Princes* Mar­ )x>ost — would be retroactive to only S5.98. garet ha* British newspapers puz­ The bill provides for an over-ail stronghold of Menado today SUMMER COOL SLEEP WEAR AnieHcalt Academy of ..Arts and had endangered the value o f ..the Tells on Men president Charles 8 . Rhyiie said th* last Jan. 1. zled. aince^ Buckingham Palace increase in postal rates of an esti- called for negotiatloiia to eettla Sciences, the one-uroe envoy td pound aterUng .-by dumping it at Dr. Lydia Sicher, a psycho- bqtt hope for real peace now He* Although tha bill f >1* consider-” Indoneoln’s jclvU oonOict. "Toiday 8 POBTSWEAB DEPT. usually Ignores rumors . . . Sen­ msted *550 million dollars. Shpitifi gowns, sleep coats or baby doU pajam as jri a clioice selection ot Rufsla, says* the . departments* '.reducied 'prices when the-Britial* Uierapiat. s*y* all men ar* in a universal recognitidn that law ably short of what Elsenhower It should dawn upon all pntrtotie muahrpomlng growth haa produc- ate Foreign Relation* C!ommltte* As s revenue- producer, the bill SECOND FLOOR " ,dtip drys or cotton crepe materials. economy appealed particularly afrkld of all women—includ­ '■-^rather th w force—is th* only wanted, his congressional confi­ leaden at Indeneala m ttds coki! sd im gm ented respoHatblUty” and msans for slltHng disputes between saeka additional $100 mlUlon for falle about *150 mllUoa short of JW.IIAU shaky last yeac.^' ing their wives.- . Bh* saya foreign aid.. .piarle* Starkweath­ what the President wanted, while dant* pradicted he would eign IL etvU war bi vatjOy < dsotiroyad chains at qukl get ynder wfeol* t e n ^ »2.98 ft*3.98 Konnaq aays th* ntne'dveeks In Ui* fight to bolster Ity, the same Inadequate feel­ Th a asm* ktes .was advancad- by er, who claim* he’ll be sent to elec­ the rolaea It provides for 520,000 GOWNS MANCHESTBR CONH* postal s)nployea total *220 mtllkm theoirouma^cea. VenO* Sinnnnl laat, trappa$(.ln its own bureaue? tbs British aeohomy. Th* rate was ing that makaa men seek to former Atty. G*n'. Harbart Brown tric chair for 11 murder*. henr» ateffnt .«bi be Caoanovaa; (A P Pbote- argumente la hla trial to- more than Elsenhower proposed. . CORNOt MAIN and OAK $TREET5 "Tha bill via a eompromla* ;o f (Oenttenad a# Fnga Fans) A n og' SHORtlE PAJ< 7„.u «.98 ««,98 {OomUamU Mt.Fiaffe ffUteM) « MB r o f M voa) fa x). (OMtteiMd aa'Wga Mite—) dtiy- i . 3 ,. M ‘

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