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PAGE TWENTV-EIGHT WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 1964' A'Kantga Dally N et PfiM Ron EvmfttQ 1§waU». • Far the Week Ended Tha Waathcr May a, 1854 roraeast e( C. K WanttMT Barraa Mr. and Mrs. J, V, Munsle, 105 The Sacred Heart Mothers Cir About Town Russell St., received n telephone cle will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. Jarvis May Seek had soaed the three-acre area as call ISst flight from their son. a t the home of Mrs. Howard Lap- Business Zone n . Residents of the lOLENS and lEAVER 1 1 ,1 8 4 Teuight, partly dandy nnd eanL Airman 1. C Alton J. Munsie, pen, 59 Branford St. ■ * area, represented by Atty, Philip GARDEN TRACTORS Member ef the Anat Tb« YDVA chapter will hold a from Seattle. Wash. - He had Bayer appealed the decision and Fdday larreadng dinEnW , mUe Decision Reversal 8ALES-J8ERVICE—TRADES mireau of OIrcnIatlan change In tempemtnre. meeting at the Army and Navy just arrived from Japan where he Supreme' President of the Em the court sustained the appe^al. TERMS Club tomorrow night at 8 o’clock. had been stationed for. eight blem Club Mrs. George Bolisky of Since Jarvis acquired the'prop Manchester—“A City of Village Charm months at the Yokota Air Force Fall River, Mass., and her. suite ' The long-fought queaUon of erty, he has made several unsuc Capird EqHipmMt Co. The Coamopolibui Club of'Man- will install the officers of Rock PBLHL'SIGK-DraATTISTO . , stoles of aqua handkerchief tear whether the Dougherty Lots should cessful attempts to have it zoned 58 Main St.—Tel. MI-8-1858 Base.' He expects to be home V0L.LXXIILN0.196 (Claaaifled AdverKiing on Pnge 18) cheater will hold ita annual meet- on furlough in a few days. ville Emblem Club, at the Elks Spring flowers formed the set net and aqua headpiece and mitts. be zoned for . business m ay get to for bysincss, MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, MAY 13. 1954 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) PRICE FIVE CENTS ■ Ing, at which officera will be elect Horn* in that city tonight at 8 ting at n o’clock Saturday morn They cariied old fashioned ^ u - ed to aerve for the next two years, ing in St. James’ Church when queU of lavender and white split the State Supreme *Oourt on an The flfth annual June confer o’clock. Mrs. John B. Burke of F rid ^ afternoon at 2 o'clock in this town will be installed as pres Miss Marie DiBattlsto, daughter carnations. x. appeal by Alexander Jarvis, owner the Federation Room of the Cen ence for Connecticut Women, of Mr. and Mrs. Dominic DiBat-i Both* mothers w6re blue lace of the property. sponsored by the Service Bureau ident. succeeding Mrs. Helen Grif ter Congr^ational Church. After fin of Scarborough Road.. Mrs. tisto, 21 Scarborough Rd., became j dresses, the bride’s mother wear- Atty. Raymond A.* Johnson, - w SAVE wilhSAFECO F WE DO EXPERT J French Fly the buaineas aeasion. Miss Anna for Women’s Organisations, will Max Kabrick Is in charge pf the the bride of Nicholas Stephen j *"8 iccessories and the counsel for Jarvis^ said last night French, head librarian, will give be held at St. Joseph’s College in buffet supper and social following Pechusick, son of Mr. and Mrs. I bridegroom’s mother, blue acces- he ia seriously considering ap Auto Insurance PIANO TUNINO Laniel Seeks auggeationa for summer reading West Hartford June 21 to 24, the ceremonies. Stephen Pechusick of Mayfield,' eorles. Both wore corsages of pink pealing the decision of Court of ; I and tea will be served by the hos The theme of the conference, Pa.,.The double ring ceremony w as' rosebuds. Common Pleas Judge J. Walter Doctors to pitality committee. which provides an opportunity for Scott Goetchus. 350 N. Main St., performed by the Rev. Eklgar F ar-' reception for 130 guests was Sldor which returned the lot on t KEMP'S, Inc. i Denies to Schine foreign visitors to meet Ameri was treated for a bite by his own rell and Mrs. Jane Maccarone was from 12 noon to 4 p. m. at the the south side of Cetlter Street' CROCKETT r 763 Mein St.—MI-»*S«80 ^ The Second Congregational cans and discuss mutual problems, dog on his left cheek in the emer organist. ^ American Legion Hall. For a between McKee S t r e e t and will be "The World’s Children.” liMurcmc* A gtncy Support Vote FaUen Fort Church regrets having to an gency room at the hospital yes Given in marriage by her f a - ' ”W**’*‘ irip to California, the bride Dougherty Street to a residence 244 MAIN STREEfT nounce that Loyde Ortel. Mus. M.. Full information, about program terday. • ther. the bride had as her maid o f ‘raveling a beige suit zone. who was to have played the first and rates may be obtained from honor Miss Barbara Steiner, 17F with yellow accessories, cowhide The Town Planning Commission Telephone MI-3-5416 Hanoi, Indochina* May 1.3 formal recital on the Spimcer-Ford the Service Bureau for Women’s The second annual meeting of I Garden Dr. Bridesmaids were Miss leather shoes and pocketbook and Paris, May 13 ifP)—^Premier Joseph Laniel opened the de- (IP)—The French flew one of memorial organ on May 24. will be Organiastions, 95fl Main St., the Manchester . Association, for Jeanne Whitehill, 32 Westminster white orchid corsage. ien.se of hia shaky government today, asserting the battle of unable to perform because of a Hartford. the Help of Retarded Children will, Rd.. and Mrs. Paul Uriahb, 320 A graduate of Manchester High Indochina’s most eminent doc sudden illness. The first recital on Hilliard St. School in the class of 1949, the S & cM Dien Bien Phu had served to delay Vietminh attacks on the tors to Dien Bien Phu today ToStop Prob be hpid tomorrow evening at the the new organ will be performed • Daughters of l^iberty No. 126i' Covenant Congregational Church. Riobert DiBattlsto, 12 Oxford St., bride was employed In the Traffic vital Red River Delta and on Laos. to arrange for speedy release probably sometime in the fall. LOLI. w'ill hold a rummage sale A potiuck supper will be served at brother of the bride, was best man, Dept, at United Aircraft. The* Pleading with the National Aa-i------^------s------of French Union troops in Orange Hall basement, Friday 6:30 p.m. at the church and will be and ushers were Eugene DiBat bridegroom graduated from May- TiM£ TO SOW tSiaS& s> aembly for a vote of confldenca, I — _ _ _ X- Daughters of Liberty, No. 125. field High School In 1945 and Is S i a m - p A ^ e Premier Mid although the for-1 I ^ Y 'l'o f w Q seriously wounded in the long at 9 a. m. Members who desire followed by the business meeting, tlsto, 21 Scarborough Rd., brother Grait needs a helping hand long be LOLJ, preceded their meeting last pifkup should contact Worthy at which time officers for the com of the bride, and Paul Uriano. now serving with the U. S. Navy tre*» fell under t-ragic condltiona, | defense of the fallen fortress. Atomic Ban Huspital Visitor liispeiita Lab night in Orange hall with a des Mistresj Vera Dion or Mrs.-Ethel ing year will be elected. Mrs. John in California. fore apple blattomi and spring fever. ■'X It* defense had not b..en In vhin. French officials hoped the mass For her marriage the bride chose The bride's gift to her maid of sert party honoring Mrs. Hattie Duncan. If convenient they are Craig, chairman of the supper i a lace over satin gown, made with Takes aniy a few minutes with a 77ia balky. AsaemUy mambera; airlift .of casualties from the Viet- Sinks, who ia flying to Northern honor was a mother of pearl minh-held' valley 175 miles west No Appeasing asked to bring donations to the hall committee, will be are to vote on the confldence Iwme ! assisted by | sequins on the Queen Victoria col- spreader and you can Scott h Yourtolf. Ireland about the middle of June, tomorrow after 7 p. m. Mrs. Stanley Waldrom Mrs. Royliar, tight fitting .bodice and long bracelet and earring set and to her later today. TTie outcome will de Dewey Plan of Hanoi would start tomorrow. Talks Start \/At1Vhn A lelAm m ak-J __■ w ^ - B bridesmaids she gave leather case^< Given OnC.0.0. Deliveries and Herbert Metcalf who ia also Vaughn, Mrs. Aldea Gutzmer and tapered sleeves. Her veil of llhf cide the fate of the Laniel govern- ^ They anticipated It w’ould bring leaving shortly for the BriUsh manicure seta. The bridegroom’s S t i O i lAWN SeiD 70 V. Korce Ken out about, 700 men—half of the Mrs. Sylvia Collins, medical li Mrs. Emebt McNeil. Sion net was attached to a match nient and pomibly that of the G e-; Isles. Mrs. Annie Johnston baked gift to his best man was a tucky Bluegraii—oil perennial graisei— neva conference at well. If 314 1.300 to 1,400 estimated W'ounded, and decorated the bon voyage brarian at Manchester Memorial ing crown, adorned with sequins, Sheaffer pen and pencil set and to The Communists agreed at the In London Hospital, has been appointed vice Mrs. Elizabeth Sullivan of San and she carried a white prayer AAaket the deluxe lawn in iu( or thode. negative votqe are caat at tha aaB--! For Coffee cake, with the names of the trav Franct‘co, Calif., is now visiting the ushers, leather wallets. aion, Laniel will have to rerign. His ' Geneva conference to release only ams elers, who also received gifts from chairman of the Conn.- Regional book with an Orchid, and atream- U- F fh 500 $q ft - 12.45 2Va Ih - $S.9S casualties in the “serious’' cate- Council, Medical Library Assn., her sister, Mrs. George Murdock. ers on it. coalition cabinet ia rounding o u t. flew York, May 13 (IP)— London, May 13 (/P)—The the lodge members and Orange 32 Walker St. Itx 11th month in office—Ian tui- gory. > men present and chairman of the program coih- The maid of honor wore a strap TUMf MUIIDCK —— Clean—Odorleti — Keeps lawns vigorous Gov. Thomas E. Dewey’s as world’s five leading atomic Washington, May 13 (A*)— A ^ y Ckiunaelor John G. Adams mittee for the coming year. less gown with matching stole of ALL RINDS RANGE & FUEL OIL UMually long term In France. Dr. Pierre Hiiard, 62-year-old Robert Hjalmeer, son of Mr. and & tporkling green. 10 lbs per 1000 sq ft needed — sertion that pehple should dean of medicine at the University powers.met in this H-bomb- insisted today the Army hadyno desire to stop the McCarthy The Golden Age Club will meet aqua and lavender shaded net with Hoatllity Still Evident ' subcommittee’s investigatW of Ft. Monmouth although he Mrs. Carl Hjslmeer, 123 Waddell lavender headpiece and matching 25 lbs 2500 sg ft - |2.50 10,000 sq ft - |7.85 Much hoetility to Laniel still switch from coffee to milk of Hanoi, headed the grdup going wary capital today in quest of tomorrow afternoon a t 2 o’clock A son, Robin Louis, was bom Rd., fell from a bicycle last eve rtiitts. She carried an old fashioned teemed in evidence in the Amero- to Dien Bien Phu by helicopter to a pact ending the arms race conceded it was pleased ^ e n the prospect o f a suspension in Orange hall. Plans will be made April 2 in Terry, Mont., to Mr. SIGNS has South American diplo ning and w’as treated for a frac bouquet of aqua and white split bly at the etart of the debate.but mats boiling. They even hint negotiate with representatives of and outlawing atomic aiid aroi«.last fall. And he denjra the- for the closing picnic, and a social and Mrs. Robert Larsen. Mrs. ture of hie left arm In the emer carnations. ED'S SIGN CO. F. T. BUSH HARDWARE CO. The BOLAND OIL CO. Vietminh Gen. Vo Nguyen Giap. army '^er^ engaged In trading time with .refreshments will fol the genert.! aentlment seemed to be germ warfare. Larsen is the former Laura Walk gency room of the hoapital and The bridesmaids were attired In 793 MAIN STREET he would be continued In office, at our ‘‘hemispheric solidarity” See Quirk iwsiilts favors” ^ r Pvt. G. Da Schine low the business meeting. er of this town. disettarged. MltehoR 3.826E may go to pot. The, French anticipated Huard's There were guarded hlnU from in an effort to get investiga- strapless gowns with' matching leaxt a little while longer. Britiah and American informants In sists UN TEL. Mlfchdl 3-6320 Recounting detalli of the eiitab- The governor -who has hia own misaion would be quickly success tion stppped.Xor fght to ‘’np- dairy farm at Pawling, N. Y__ ful. French Air Force observers that the Western nations, Jointly pease” Sen. McCsl It.fhment of the northwest Indo or individually, might put forward china fortrean at. Diei. Bien Phu, strayed into the "cow versus coffee reported hundreds of coolies al Adams said afiy special con bean" paatura In an Innocent ready W’ere readying Dien Bien revised propo-als in a bid to break sidcration ' foty^chine stemmed it* xlegc and its fall, Laniel Mid no the yeara-lpng deadlock with Rus Watch Vote government could have done more enough way. , Phu’a airstrip to receive the big, only from th^McCarthy subcom New York^is cowa have delivered French transports, filling in the sia on the issues. mittee’s picturing him AS essen than ,hla to help the beeiege^ Talks Under U.N. Auspices ba.*tion. an excess of l65 million quarts up trenches and shellholes which tial to Its^ork, and that hii.v spe to last March. Wrecked It during the 56 days of. The secret talks at the British cial d e fe n c e for McCarthy 'was j; Of Koreans "Tile battle of Dien Bien Phu government’s stately Lancaster / marked the turning point in the Drink Olasa'-a Day rebel attack. m atter/of trying to avoid “open HALE'S HALE'S HALE'S HALE'S HALE'S HALE'S So, said Dewey, If sH citizens House are under United Nations .hosti^y.” Huard'a party took off from re.iourcea available to the Viet drank a glaiia of milk a day the auspices. n. McCarthy didn’t utter a' (5enev8, May IS (IP) — minh,’’ he a.*8erted. He aaid the Luang Prabang, the Royal Lao- The group is meeting as a sub French Foreign Minister f * surplus would fade. away. State w^rd during the morning session quantitiea of heavy arma aiid per I tian capftal 115 mllea aouthweat of committee of the U.N. Disarma f tile hearings. sonnel thrown in by the Vietminh dairy officials applauded the idea. Dien Bien Phu. Accompanying Get^ges Bidault told the 19- "Switch to milk," Dewey urged, ment Commission. . L It was the first session since the nation Korean Conference to were ao great that the defender* adding It's "healthier, cheaper and the medical dean were two French Recent disclosures of effects of L hearings began April 22 that he of Dien Bien Phu were unable to nioi-e plentiful" than coffee. Army medical officers, French hydrogen bomb test explosions failed to apeak out. day must be reunited hold thei- own. Coffee officials and Latin-Amer- Air Transport experts to survey gave new urgency to the task fac While silent, McCarthy seemed through United Nations-con- "Human v'sve*. of troops Icana immediately considered this the landing facilities, and'the heli ing the Russian and Weatern dis to follbw closely the cross-exami trolled elections. charged the defendera. These were grounds for complaint. copter crew. armament experts. Revelations nation of Adams by Committee . Speaking for the first time in Chineae tactica," aaid Laniel. He Joao Carlos Muniz, Brazil’s am Doctors and nurses were mo stemming from U- S. teats In the Counsel Ray Jenkins. He spent the Korean dtscusitkm. Bidaultsoid Mid man.v of the preparations in bassador to the United States, yea bilized in Hanoi to staff the Da- Paclflc touched off a chain reaction phrt of the time making notes, ap reunification should liq guaranteed dicated Vietminh troops !iad been of nervou'Tiess in many parts of terday teed off (pardon) on the i kota transport planes which will „ . . , ..crald Photo. parently for use when his turn by an oII-Koreoa coioiBlaston "la closely instructed by the Chineae. governor. bring out th4 wounded. Moat of the glo'oe and especially in this ex One of the weapons wved by Manchester Memorial Hospital in comeq to ask Adams questions. which both North and SepUi Ko Laniel asserted Dien Bien Phu Such talk, Muniz said, is a blow them were to be brought to Hanoi. posed Island. This led the CTiurchili its war against llluem and disease Is Inspected M t hand by Mrs. Adams was back in tfle witness rea would be represented in pro ,wna organized as a fortress to re to "hemispheric solidarity.” The wife of Brig. Gen. Chris government to propose that a new Dertha HalL ef J3 Orchard St., during yestrnhiy's open .house nt chair at the hearings for the sec portion to their jH>pul*Uon. ■ sist one type of Army but was "un It's all right, Muniz said, to urge tian de Castries, commander of effort at control should be made in the' hospital. She Is pictured In the pnlhologlMl laboratory being ond day—this time for croM- BidauJt called upon the Nortli able to meet the attack from a London. shown an extracting apparatus, which Is usedifl making tests' on the examination. Korean* to allow a sincer* deaira Cninese type of Army.” (Continued on Page Seventeen) (Continued on Page Se$'enteen) TTiere were no clues to the pos fat content of .substnnceo. by laboratory te^ lclsn Franklin Bevins. At the outset, he swore Secre sible nature of any new Weatern for the creation of a united, demo Everything possible was done About 160 Mnnehester residents toured th^hospltnl during the 2 to tary Stevens never Instructed him cratic and independent Korea. dining good flying'weather to drop proposals for disarming nr atomic 5 p. m, open house which was held In coi|Junrtion with the observance to try to halt the McCarthy In and germ warfare control. quiry Into alleged security risks' He gold the United Netiooe U supplies by parachute, he said, and of National Hospital Week. the moet qualified organization to 200 tons oi supplies were flown in To start the talks, however, the at Monmouth and that he never four Western powers—the United attempted to stop it. designate oboervera to watch the every day when decent flying propoaed eiectioho. ^ weather prevailed. All possible Truman Offlers Plan States. Britain, France nnd Cana But he Mid, aa Stevens did da—were reported planning to earlier, that they wanted the Replying to Communist ellege- aerial help W’s sent from France tiona that the United NaUona had to indoebina, he added, Mying all stand on their old position that •’type of hearings” ended. Stevens establishment of reliable enforce Reds Cli m Briton had characterised those hearings become "accomplice oi on oggra*- o^ France’s, piston engine fighters — the only type suitable to. the In To Give Jobs to All ment machinery must precede any as “hammering" the Army on the aor country," Bidault dadorad dochinese war—two-thirds of ban on atomic weapons. head. such a statement in neither tntth- transport fleet and moat of The West apparently wonted to Jrnklos Pressed lasue ful or provable. He added: see whether the Soviets have any For the rest of the forenoon ms- WaoM Deny PrIaUplaa LADY PEPPERELL ond CAN N O N FULL FASHIONED 60 GAUGE, 15 DENIER Atlantic City, N. J., May 13 • exemption* from the present 5600 Was Sj^y in Russia »ATS and TOPPERS 59c COLORFUL (Continued on Page Set4nleen) thing to offer either in the form of sion. Ray H. Jenkins, special codh- ‘To accept thU would be in af-* FLAT SHEETS and PILLOW CA$ES (IP) —P'ormer President Tru- would cut taxes conA.ssiona or new ideas. sel to the Senate Investigations fact to deny on our port the vary SHEER NYLON HOSIERY Minister of State Seiwyn Lloyd subcommittee, pressed questions principles of the international man accused the Eisenhoaer, blning some such increase with London, May 13 (IP)— Russia today accused a British major Drastically Reduced SIMULATED FLOWERS administration today of fol- "equitable readjustments’ in tax is Britain’s chief delegate at the which turned largely about these organization in which wa have TYPE 130 talks. Morehead Patterson, an in now in London of .spying on her military .Secret.s and said he contentions. " I laced our hopea and In the serv CANNON FINE MUSLIN New rammer ehadcf. With dark Mams. P a ir ...... 79e ■^ \ Senator Hoey lowing an economic policy of j *'“,‘**, dustrialist, represents the United could not return to his Post in Mo.scow. The Soviet charge . Jenkins climaxed this phase of ice of which we have placed our All with pins for coat, suit and bloune wear. Each ‘‘creeping McKinleyism.” He 3, Tossing ‘‘out of the nearest States. The other delegates at the window” Secretary of Agriculture came just six days after Britain accused two assistant air li’s crosa-exaihinatioii by asking forcea.” REG. S2.2T™™63xTT . $1.79 suggested six steps he said opening meeting were Foreign whether Adams, was saying the The French Minister said that it C O A T S 0 . 9 5 DOWNPROOF and FEATHERPROOF Dies at Pesk Benson’s plan for flexible farm Secretary Lester B. Pearaon for sttaches at the Russian embassy in ------—- would ‘‘carry us far toward price aup^ri*. >nd substituting a London of attempting to engage in . . _ Army, had "no de.sirc, however was evident North Korea hod com- REG. $2.69— 72x108 ...... Canada, former Defense Minister slight” to atop Uie McCarthy In- mtttad the oggreaaion by suddmiy' $2.19 Tull employment within a program to “support true parity ” Jules Moch for France, and Am- spy activities. The two, both major* A . I f | ' P Jh f ll A fl* a VdiiM to $49^95 PIUOW TICKS of income for the farmer. in the Red Air Force, were given ^ A " A1 U C 1. 5) vcsUgation. Jenkins asked for a penetrating the territory of itfl After Hearing year.” basMdor Jacob Malik for Russia, yes or no answer. REG. $2.89— 81x108 ...... $2.29 LADIES’ • - 4. A “clear-cut policy” favoring 10 days to leave the country. . # a * • -m neighbor in armed force without - Truman did not explain the a,rising level of wages, including Malik conferred yesterday with Adams hesitated. He asked that previous recourse to any procedure REG. $1.00 WITHOUT ZIPPERS ... Ea. Washington, May 13 (4>)—Sen. Lloyd at the Foreign Office on the The Foreign Office identified the ' 1 0 t l O Z l £ l l 68c phrase, "creeping McKlnleyism’’- an increase in the federally re Briton aa Maj..Charles R. P. Lan- the question be reqd bock to him of concUlation or arbitration and REG. S9c-»42x36 ...... 49c SHEER NYLON GLOVES Clyde R. Hoey of North Carolina, an obvious parallel to the words quired minimum wage to bring the by the itehographer. When it wasJ without any warning. an "old acliool" southern gentle creeping aocialism” which Presi (Continued on Page Seventeen) don, an assistant military attache stimdard “into line with present in this country's Moscow Embassy’. read, he said "The answer is in BWault sold he wanted to set TO PPEj REG. $1.19 WITH ZIPPERS ...... E a. 88c man who spent a lifetime in news- dent Eisenhower has applied to day-conditions.” He said also the the negative" and went bn to make forth two principles Which the TYPE 144 ^ f - . .. .|...... A spokesman Mid the British Squabble Plan In medium and longer lengths. Pair 88c papering, law and politics, died some "fair deal” measures. government should not try to an explanatory statement as to French delegation conzldert funda Floral pattern ticks in rote, blue, gold' and orchid. yesterday at the aK;e of 76. ' M ^lnley CoOservatIve government rC m a i n s , "unim mental ; LADY PEPPERELL SUPERFINE “weaken collective bargaining by pressed” by the Soviets espionage the desire for an end to the "type REG. $16.95 VALUES .... N O W L R 9 5 Death of the courtly mannered,, , President McKinley was notably repressive labor legislation.” Red Engineer Chicago. May 13 (A’l—The AFL's of hearings." "1. No^roject on ,Kore4> unifi white-haired former Governor of conservative on economic issues, charge. In the Foreign Office view Executive Council, t<^ policy mak cation la conceivable if it docs not' R E G . $ 2 .9 9 — 7 2 x 1 0 8 ...... $2.49 Wants Job Insurance Hike .. the Kremlin action was in retalia ’ Leading up to this point, Jen his state brought to five the nuni- and h.ls name is often used 4>y 5. Expansion of unemployment ing body or the 10-miIlion-member kins: include a real, effective ruorantaa ANOTHER BLOUSE EVENT ifier of Senators to die in this Con Democratic orAors as a symbol tion for the British demand that laoor ^oup. convenes today to REG. $3.29— 81x108 ...... REG. $19.95 VALUES .... W O W BABY SHOI> insurance to’provide broader ,cov. Scorns Cobalt 1. Recalled that Adams had that all repreaehtoUoa of tha Ko $2.79 v l ^ O Values to $7.98 gress.. One of the five. Sen. Willis for reaction; erage. payments for a longer the two Soviet majors leave. . consider a plan for settling Juris rean people within the common GIRLS'GA8ARDINE TOPPERS Smith, wwa cis'o a North Carolina In an address delivered at the period, and larger benefits. He said Soviet An.bassador .Jacob Malik dictional disputes between rival REG. $3.69— 90x108 $2.99 REG. $25.00 and Democrat. ^ (ijlO Amalgamated C I at'h i n g the adminiatFation program con Bontb^sEffeci told the Foreign Office yesterday AFL unions. $29.95 VALUES ...... N O W $19.9^ NOW $2.99 . s . $4 79 R#4. Prlc* $3.98 ...... Sal* Priet $3.29 TTic Senate (ingup now stands tVorkers annual convention, Tru sists merely o( t exhorting* the his government rejected the 'The Council approved the plan in S'in'7'' li ‘.“'s;'"' i I-™ - SSK STSLSA S REG. 69c— 42x36 ------59c at 47 Democrats and the lame man Mid the administration .seems states to do what averybody knows charges against the . two majors. outline at a winter meeting in enraged at being ipart of the country. » nuniber of Republ'cana, plus one Moscow, May 13 id>) — The byred from a secret rsttar labors-^ -j, ,t wUl be ixtremely necc*. Rtg. $35.00 ond A good aaaortment of eizea and color*. to be "merely hoping and praying they will not do without federal Identified as MaJ. Ivan Pupyshev, Florida but derided to review a GIRLS' SUITS independent. A ’ Democrat will that things will' not get ' still action., armed forces newspaper Red Star 36, and Maj. Andrei Gudkov. 37. written draft'at the Chicago mect- tor> St Monmouth lost fall. He iiory. If these electlona con.be con TYPE 180 $39.95 VALUES • • a • a a NOW .$2$e00 Fermariy Pricod at $7.98...... Sola Prict $6.59 doubtless be named to fill Hoey’s worse,”' ^ d recommended: 6. A vastly expanded housing said today Soviet aclentists know ThexKremlla envoy added, how-, Ing. noted Adams had said his concern | sidered os valid, that Uie condltiona X Also a small group at $1.00 and $2.00. jptace. • 1. Increasing federal' spending program, including federal leader c.1' about the cobalt bomb and ever.^they' would, be withdrawn wa* because he felt. Cohn hod the I of the freedom of ballot be .verlftod LADY’PEPPERELL COMBED YARN PERCALE X — AIX SALES FINAL Fights between rival AFL unions ALL SALES FINAL Dr. George W -talver, physician by about three billion dollars a ship to double the annual rate of that ils explosive effeltta Would not from Ldndon. over the right to represent work power to prolong the inveiiUga-1 and attested by* neutral obaervars to Congress, said Hoey apparently year to strengthen defenses ^REG. $309—72x108 $2.59 X.^ Sportawear—Second Floor ' GIRLS' COATS home building as rapidly as possi be' as devastating os “the im- Landon ia at present vacationing ers on particular jobs . long have tion. Jeiiklns asked if that wasn't I endowed with-suffleieht powers of suffered a stroke and died In hla against aggression, and to meet ble. . He said the Administration pertslista” would have y6u believe. In Britain. The Foreign Office plagued the AFL and employers, "an admission or confenion” that I control;’’ For This Sale Only-l-Our Entire Stock Of Refular Fennariy Pricad from $8.98 to $13.98 sleep about 2:45 p. m.'EST yester needs for power and riiaource de goal of a million houses a year is Red Star has been publishing a Adams wanted the ihVeatigation ! ------REG. $3.39— 81x108 ...... particularly in the construction in $2.89 day aftenioon. He was found seat velopment, , public works and about equal to the number of series on Ahe. composition' and (Continued on Page Ten) dustry. terminated. , (Continued ra Paae ^venteew) LAST YEAR'S BATHING SUITS ^ Sol# Priea $8.00 to $18.00 ed at hia office desk, not long af roads, education, health and hous- houses built in 1925. • a effects of.(he atom and hydrogen The plan is admitteelly an incom Adams declared it was not. He REG. 79e-42x38’/2 . ' ...... 69c at pre-season saviiigi^ on nationally advertised models. ter he had 'Attended a lengthy Inx- bpmbs. Today’s article on the' said McCarthy had volunteered • $10.98 DRESSES committee aeaaiert. * 2. Raising personal Income tax (Continued on Page Seventeen) plete solution of the problem, but 8 0 Y S 's u it s ' C-bomb—an H-bomb encased in It has been described by AFL previously that the subcommittee [ ' A GROUP OF SUITS VALUES Wlaii Granted cobalt metal which would be investigation was about complete: j 1 "He went the W’ay' he wished,” President George Meany as a step LADY PEPPERELL and CANNON T O $ 1 8 .0 8 ...... NOW $ 5 . 0 0 Formariy Pricad from $9.98 to $ 1.98 turned into dust giving off death- forward. „. that it was preparing to turn it Heduced'To said ‘an aide who recalled the dealing x-raya—was written by News Tidbits oyer to the Army. BuUetms SNUGFIT FITTED BOTTOM atid TOP SHEETS SA.OO Senator Mying that when he died The propoMl. applying' only to Sola Prica $8.00 Lt. Ctol. A. Sedov of the Soviet Print cottons, eolid cottons and A^GROUP OF SUITS VALU^ he. hoped it would conie suddenly Where Red-Led Vietminh May Strike Next Called Irom AP Wires unions w'llHng to accept it in ad , 2. Recalled that Adams had testi ^ from the AP Winfl army engineers. vance. would establish a syster.i of fied, a Ndv. a luncheon - at the- TYPE 128 print nheem. AU the newest T O $ 1 2 .9 5 NOW and while'he was active. ityles and matenaie,' ' ...... V.. $8.00 80YS'TOP COATS / WilliaiA B. fJmatead, North Car Sedov charged the imperialiata mediation of disputes between AFL Pentagon, attended by Stevens. were trying to frighten the world unions, with • final step of nrbitra- Adams. McCarthy, :Cohn and Fran IKE SIGNS SEAWAY BHJ, JJ®. IMS TWIN ...... $2,09 N ot All Size# nnd Colom.^ olina’s . Democratic governor, has New Haven ' Detective Ralph cis .P. Carr, staff Investigator' 'for Washington, May 15 C/W-- ALL SALES FINAL Formariy Pricad from $8.98 to $13.98, the taak of naming Hoey’a auccet- with talk of the C-bomb. Raima shot and wounded in police tipn. That iceans the si^cH bing . All Sniea Flnnl. Aim to Start War unions would agree to let. a neutral the McCarthy aubcommittee. was PresTdent Eisenhower aigwedfllls »E«. $2.W FUU ...... $2,19 sor. Unofficial speculation as to attempt to arrest two holdup sua- nnme. to the St. lAwrewee new- Sda Prica $8.00 to $10.08 hli choice centered on Gregg Cher After der.ling at length with pects in theater, remains in criti work out a binding solution of any arranged tq "further pursue” Mc heavyweight f ir s t q u a l it y SPORTSWEAR—SECOND FLOOR Slae* 1 to 8 and S to 6x. the technicalities of the C-bomb, Jobtr-'rights problems. Carthy's earlier statement that the wwy Mil today, algnlfyinf on eod ry’ of Gastonia, a Jormer Governor, cal condition. . . . Examiitztion hearings might be terminated. Jen-j to n decade* old Icgtalattvn t y p e and Carlisle- Higgins of Wniatbn- the article concluded: "The ag waived by five defendants charged Regular Machinery . - 144 DUNDEE TOWEL ENSEMBLE gressive forces in the imperisliat kins suggested that indicated th e! struggle and aettiag ta m ^oa • lOYS'SHIRTS Salem, a Democratic national com .in Detroit with fraud In connection Those unions unwilling to go Army wanted the hearings ended. plan to bring ocean trade tatp LADY PEPPERELL SUPERFINE MUSLIN mitteeman. Umatead himself had states, aiming to start a new war with of 62 automobiles to two along would have disputes settled COTTON DUSTERS l y employing the means of mass . , . V. Adams insisted that was not a the heart of the .Amertoon eon- Tnken from regular atock our .cotton crepca nndind brondclotha. Rog. Prico $2.98------Sola Prica $2,59 no comment. Waterbury dealers. ‘ by re(,’ular AFL machinery, This i “fair oMumption’’{ that'other cir- tlnent. »B®. »2.W TWIN ...... $2,39 RE®. $1.14— 22l44 RATH SIZE ...... 89c Sizes 16 to 18. Tall, alightly atoop-shouldered extinction, are attempting to Brazilian coffee available' for has not worked out well in the cumstances figured in the lunch- and aharp-featured, Hoey was* a utilize the ability of neutrons to Slzea 8 to 7. White, otripe* or ralld, with bow tie and cuff Unka export during year beginning July post. because the larger unions | eon HMl'GGLED 8.AW IN JAIL aE®.$3.2»M u...... $2.69 to Diaicn. ^ ■ picture on Capitol Hill of the leg induce radioactivity for strength 1 will be about 2,600,000 bags less have often disregarded AFL Conn-1 Asks About Appeoaement REG. 59c— 16x28 HAND SlZt ...... islator of bygone years. He wore New Hnven. May 18 (vP>—CMM 49c REG; $3.98— f o r THIS SALE ONLY $3.49 ening the destructive properties of than during present year, Brazil cil and convention decisions on Job i 3. Jenkins asked it it wasn’t “ap- splroey wwrronta were liraed to* a. frock coat, high-topped ahoea, a atomic and hydrog^ weapons. It ian Coffee Institute reports. . . , disputes. I peasement" when. Adahis' and TYPE 180 high collar and old-faahlohed ties. day for three iomaten of tJta is with this aim that foreign re- ABC Network says telecasts of Unions are Jealous of their Juris- j Stevens reversed Maj. Gen, C. E. I couaty Jail and twa teen-nen LADY PEPPERELL COMBED PERCALE REG. 29c PACE CLOTHS .. 22c Army-McCarthy -hearing* will get dicUon. because -it means- Jobs for ' Ryan, commander at Ft. Dix, N ,! (Coatlaued an Paga TWo) girls in conneettanr with the COTTON PLISSE SLIPS (Continued on Page Seventeen) sponsors. their particular union’a members jj., and ordered Ryan to giVe’ o' smuggling of n foat-htng hnck You wUI want plenty of three thirety heav'y eolid color Dundee A popular slip for tummer dteaoea, nylon Ince trimmed. Panel HOUSEWARES SPECIALS ZE6. $3.0» TWIN ...... $2.59 Mexico Government observatory MW Mode Into Um JnlL A nor* J®"'***. Fetal pink, ranglo yellow, mint green, Ice blue, spring front. 'Bizes 84 to 4a. . (Continued on Pnge Seventeen) (Continued on Pnge Seventeen) I lilac, French roae, hunter green, cor pa and wild cherry; * 3'/i Qt. Colander...... reports recording sharp earth tion of the btade nllegedly was « « « . 3 » H I U ...... $ 2 . 7 9 Handled Colander . . . ALUMINUM Nations to Protect OainI RiDcls Block tremor centered In Guerrero. 125 used by a prisoner who cut hln S3a2V SA L E Whittling Tea Kettle . % miles southwest of Mexico City . . . way out of the dty conrt deteo* $2.89 SALE Prime Minister Churchill promlseiY tloD room, only to he reeaptarpd h a l e e o w n b r a n d s t u r d y w e a r first 1 Qt. Pudding Pan .., Objects of Culture REG.'15.95 QUALITY 2 Qt. Pudding Pan . , . Policing of Korea statement in Parliament Monday minutes later. on Allied efforts to establish South-1 Young Gunmen Kill Selves m a t t r e s s p a d s CHILDREN'S and PRE-TEEN 8 Qt. Pudding Paa . . . Special $1.00 Each LATEX FOAM BED PILLOWS Sttralner Pan ...... The Hague, Netherlanda, May IS MunMn, May 13 (Jh—Swiss and east Asian Security Organization. RUECTS UEA’TH APPKAI* 7” Fry Pan ...... 3 Qt. Strainer Pan (j)—Ebeperta from 46 nations includ Swedish members of the Neutral Leroy Gore, Sauk City, Wi*.. Storahtonto. CoUt. May 18 RIG. $3.^8— 39x76 TWIN 8ED SIZE COATS and TOPPERS Bread Pan ...... Whittling Tea Kettle ing the Soviet Vniqn unanimously Nations Supervisory OommiMion leader of move to recall Sen. Mc When Cornered by Police l-Y*—Qov. Goodwia J. K alfht $2.68 , Values to $16.98 lad. Pie Plate ...... Jelly Roll Pan adopted an agreement last night today accuaed Communist Czech Carthy (R-Wls),. M ys caripdign rejected ooew today oa appeal Extra Special Regular Height Round Dlth Paa aiming to protect Uie world’s cul for clemeacy for Ooryl Cheooi $3.99 SIZES 8 to 14 Pie P la te ...... and Polish members of blocking for signatures on recall petitions New Hnven. May 13 (dV-Two; ed by two bulIeU in the cheat os W *?«T:54«7$ f u l l 8ED SIZE wmp.uww Pie Plate ...... 5 Pc. Sauce Pan Set tural treasures in time of war. "Mtizfactory” policing of Red-held. will end June 5 . . . U. N. ComV man. Soa Qwatta Prloen coo* $3.58 m a t a wonderful value! New veatUlte latez foam pillow with . The conference, sponsored by desperate gunmen committed sui- he wrestled with the pair. P«® White cotton that will honeycomb core eoBetnictloa. More oeree, fixer core*, brooftit to Layer Cake Pan ...... 4 Qt. Covered Pot North Korea. mand In Panmunjom. Korea, asks clde when they were cornered by vktrottthor who la to ha exocuted meeeer • pure white. Plaatie wrapped. 6 Cup Percolator tile United Nations Educational, Communists to release or account Pollard and Rydstrom hatf been the aurface for a lighter, aoftnr, fluffier pillow. Printed lleur de Ha Tubed Angel Cake In a letter to the U;N.' 6om- police who sought them for criti hunted all over the city's center tomorrow. Kalcht htairahetfl Sale Prices $8.00 I . $14.00 Reqdy-Mlx Layer Cake Tubed Anrel Coke SclenUfic and Cultural Organization mand, the Swiss and Swedes Mid for 55 foreign nationals loat re hia decioioa evea aa ttw jnather patterUi sanforized zipper cover. A regular 8545 value! I (UNESCO) ia scheduled to wind up cally wounding a detective in a yesterday in cpiuiecUon with . a , . ^ BEAUTIFUL FRINGED 2 Cup Percolator they "decline any responsibility ported in Rra hands and renews movie theater. of doe. of ClwesntoE'B vtettaM ,J tomorrok'. The a g ^ m en t will not for the state of affairs resulting holdup Monday in Mlddlebury CHILDREN’S and PRE-TEEN 4 Cup P ercolator...... demand for 4.3(>5 Allied soldiers Police Chief Harold O. Young where two bandits tied two women demdgilad ta Ln® AagelHi tha8 ■I Green Stamps Given With a Cup Percolator' . . . . , go into effect until it has been rati from , the non-cooperation of they insist were former prisoners the death peaolty ha canted ant. HOBNAIL BEDSPREADS v; Sales Range S e U ...... fied by at least five 'Of the couh- sold one-of the-fugitives, James and eraaiied with 51.400 in «osh. 8 Cun Percolator - . . . . Meawring Cup .... j^JHAILANa^CL^OS Csechoelovak and Polish col of war. Pollard, 26, shot himself in the Jewelry and bond*. ,V jy , Qt. D. B o ile r ,,....< / triesIW taking part OMM. In thaaow parley. . leagues. ,. President iksenbower signs S|. DRESSES S h ak er...... Some 136 legal and military ax4 head as Young closed in on him in Polina was with two ntfaer detec ASU U Vm S LATE .' Special $4.98 Raf. $5.98 value. y 8l>e® 7 to 14. Plfltds aad pimla eolora hi cottons sad taffeina. 1 % Wiadaor Sauce ... Salt aad Pepper .. The letter answered one from Lnwreoee Seaway Bill In White on apartment house attic. tives iono several stat^ troopers Lee. iMose.. May 18 2 ^ ^perts,, . orcbaeologiata; - . li^rariana^ ibrarlflfla' 8kn4ed niea. of Indo^Uua map oppraxiinsitea the rich Red River the UJi. Command accusing the l(ouse ceremony . . ^ About 20 2 QL Wladaor Sauce ... ■ Fruit Jar Fuaael . and miuseuih curators took' part in deltn (1) whieb the F m e h fear may be the next Red-led Vietminh Police sold the other gimmon. when UieV learned the littVM Chorlea' MeCkrthy, 46. of GIhmi hiilmnlL Yon wffl a Q t Wladaor Sfluce .. Doaut cutter...... Reds of preventing investlgstiofl residents dt Hotel R oyal. in New Clarence Rydstrom, 21, shot him- had entered the' movi® UieatJr and I Falls. N. Y„ ■Ofepsqtafl atacw Kt E ^ iMoe for a hewtlM tuamer apfead, Phil or twla bed alzea. VALUES TO $ 8 .9 1 ,..'. SALE PRICE Square Cake Paq ..... tha voting last night which adopted harget m w that Dien B|en Phu hqs fallen. Rebel troopn which took of U.N. charge* Umt the Reds ars London feresd late street shortly tImJWHAL€«l Dipper ------\th e coBventloo. self to death In a tnxicnb an hour were oitUng^ in the bi^k rowj ; left MUlecton., N. Y^ ta a flQht r, hopter gtten, red mmd aeea. Muffia Paa ------...... In the nlege of lhe'fall(>n fortreM were reported moving, arrow, Violating the Korean armistice by after T n.m'. .jarhen are resulting M A N C H in ii <^NH*a MhUag S e t ...... ' Tha main o b ^ ts.q f the pact—al- townsfl the wester*-edge (3) ef the delta qrea. A Freiieh millUtry' later .OS state and local poliew sur Palma went into tha oMts and I plaae ynotardoy mttmmmm, > , ALL SAU|8'FINAL Cookie Sheeta ..'.j...,.. Tumbler Set ...... bringing men and equipment Into from overheated furnace does rounded ^m with drqwn guns," .) there was a'.scuffle. Siiddenjy two hiadad at 'fde today v ihsiily, team in arhednled h» fly ta Die* Biea Phu (3) oh May-13 to negotiate 34^i00 to 55,000 damage to build- Shot in a downtown movie was Hi ’ (OrattaiMd an Pago Taro) for.'lhe evrmcsiptioa- of the netiosuly wounded rsniinitteo frhm the fort. ( oner - vataaterr pitota' 4m m i \ - (CraUnued on Page Two) - Oet. Ralph' Palma, 36. Hn woa fell- (Crattaoed ea Page . aearcli fra- Mia ' ' '■ fW; '.ill. ■'i, ■ \ ■' 6 r'X .I".-: ■a.' ■ \ f \ ■ Px.
PAOTTWO MANCHESTER' EVENING HERALD, JIANCHESTER. CONN, .THURSDAY, MAY 13, W84 ■ n *> MANCMESTBR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1954 p Ag b t h b s k / Nations to Protect Caught by Police Jerome Detotfo - Senator Hoey * . About Town L oca l Stoclks hia aorller use of garbaga hafi bMn HEY KIDS Rockville-Vernon Rockville Mail Men Move Up Notch Andover negligible by comparison. Objects of Culture The May meeting o f the Man Guumeii Suicides Wing Ferguson Rubeiro's attorney, Philip Bayer Dies^at Desk chester Women's Republican Club 4|«oUtlo«s PnralslMd By ______l u c k y YO U! of Maacheater, says an appeal of (Oontlniied from Page One) will take the form of a silver lea, (Continued from Pago OiM) B MhMIabraok. Im . . French Award Education Unit Backs Plan 138 Pigs Lost the decision is planned .on the Wednesday, May 19, from 2 to 4 X 1 ► • KIDDIE MATIIdEE SAT., MAY IS grounds the decision had created a After Hearing ready called "The Red Chvas for p.m. at the Manchester Country, shots blazed and many of the 200 B att StMka hardship. Cultural Property"—-are: , Club. The members will be con patrons dived under-their seats. . . Bid Asked Jerome F. Detotlo of New Brit SHOW STARTS 1 P.M.—DOORS OPEN T2:30 T&? Build Nem High School As Fire Levels Rubeiro’s (arm is located near (ONttanMI from rage One) 1. To ban use of cultural proper- tacted in order to assist the com The state troopers and other de nrat National Bank ain today waa awarded the Ron- the proposed 4-town regional high tiea for military purposes. mittee with its plans. Members are tectives said they held their fire of Manchester..... 34 38 old H. Ferguson first prize for school and had been rejected aa a proposed site by the planning com H« tpertrd a fresh carnation in 3. To Secure respect foV thla by also reminded that reservations lest stray bullets hit the patrons. Hartford National excellence in French at Trinity Rockville, May 13 (St^e^al)— v continued unless a written request East St. Barn Bank and Trust 3 1 33H ^ollega. mittee at one time. COLGATE’S VETO CREAM DEODORANT’ bis 1^1 every day. He spoke in taking appropriate rneasures in should be made by Saturday for The two -escaped, but a short ‘ The Vernon Board of Q uestion for continuance has been filed, or Hartford Conn. Trust . 89 94 -Second place went to Alan E 8. time of peace. the luncheon. May 17 at 12:30. time later Pollard was trapped in ROY ROGERS voted to defer actloh on the cause shown. Andover, May 13 — (Special)-— a soft'southern drawl. 3. To assume protection of cul the apartment hquSe a few blocks Msuicheater Trust 00 — Brody of Hartford.x CandhiRtea to Speak Fifteen aowa and 123 baby piga Manchester Evening Herald An noon, of the Hartford County recummendatiqn of the Fact Find dover rorreapondent. Mrs. Thomna Born at Shelby, N. C., Dec. 11, tural property in case of war. r.epublican Women's. Asan. They from the theater. Rydstrom, mean Phoanlx State Bank The- awards were among 87 ANP Two candidates for the Republi were wip^ out yesterday aa a re and *Truat ...... 75 — ' O’Brien, telephone PL '3-6941. 1877, Hoey set out in the business The convention decreed that cul may contact Mrs. John -G. Rott- while, caught a cab a few blocks scholarship and academic achiava- ing Committee to eliminate ttil- can nomination for Secretary of. sult of a wind-swept fire which world at age 12 as a. printer's as tural. properties will be listed on iter, preaidant, or Mrs. Victor in the other direction from the . FUw iMamace ComMalca ment citktioaa presented at the , tlon pupils from the to\vn.a of El the State will be apeaktirs at a leveled a barn owned by Antonio theater. lington, Somers and Tolland com an international register to be kept Johnson. The meal will be served Aetna F tr e ...... " 57 60 knnual Hdhor Day ceibmony in T R IG G E R • Joint meeting of the Tolland Coun Rubelro on hia Beat Street farm. sistant. Four years later he by UNESCO. Designated proper Hundreds of police and thousands mencing tn the fall of 1956, until bought a county paper «-hlch he in the old-time carriage house Hartford Fire .,,....160 165 the college ^ a p e l by Dr. Albert ty Women's Republican Club and Also lost in the blaze, which .re ties will be marked by special em of spectators gathered outside the National Fire ...... 77<4 804 C. Jacobs, president. after a town meeting slated for the Women’s Republican Clu6 of portedly caused ah estimated AMERICAN edited and published for the next blems. wj>ich has been transformed into house. A squad of patrolmen fired June. ■ 14 years. a spacious banquet hall by the Phoenix ...... 101 109 Prize winners \sre picked by In “APACHE ROSE" the Town of VerpOn which wlR 315,000 In losses, were aix tons of TTie pact providea that protected tear gas bombs into the apartment, Prof. Louis Naylor, head of the X'Mcmbera of the board are re- be held Tueoiay at 8 p.m. at the hay and a large quantity, of grain. SM0R6ASB0RD Meanwhile he studied law and cultural properties should be sit proprietors of Simsbury House. shouting to Pollard over loudapesk- Life and lademalty las. Oaa. :luctant to discontinue taking began his way up in politic.^. He Aetna L i f e ...... ,.130 135 department of romance languages. 'Vernon Elementary School,. Moat of the losses were uninsured. uated at an adequate distance era 4o come out. There was only Aetna Caaualty . . . . The prisea were established In pupils from these neighboring Mrs. Harry M. Lugg who is ar Officials from the Andover Fire and PLANT SALE won election to the State House of silence from the inside. .136 146 9ARTOONS 8 CARTOONS from any large induatrial center Our Lady of Victory Mothers Oonn. Oen...... 325 the meipory of Ronald H. Fergu towns, and from the sentiment efi- ranging the program reports that Department.who answered the call, RepreocataUvrs in 1898. i6 the and from important military objec Chief Young stripped off hia 340 preaSed last evening, it la evident Sponsored hy the . State Senate in 1902, was appoint Circle has elected the following Hartford Steam Boll. . 62 65 son. former publisher of-, Ths former Sen. Alice Rowland of were unable to give any cauae for tives. officers for the coming year; jacket and put on a gas mask and ------PLUS ------that they are still hopeful some VERNON GRANGE ed an assistant U. S. attorney in Travelera ...... 1195 :1245 Herald. 's Ridgefield and Mrs, Lois -Chidsey. the fire. They had been delayed in The . conference msrked the leader, Mra. Shiqley Nackowski, went in. He searched ever^ room aniutinn may yet be 'vorked out arriving at the scene because of an at the 1918. In 1920 he served briefly UNESCO debut ‘ for the Soviet and was climbing jhe attic stairs Pahlle Unuttea of New Milford will be present t6 in the D. S. House of Representa co-leader, Mrs. Mildred Kos; secre In early English history, crimin whereby the town an continue to excited ihformant who gave the Union, which joined the parent or- when he spotted Pollard. Conn. Light Power . . 16>A 184 SIDE SPLITING COMEDY accept tuition pupils. speak. Tuesday's session Is also wrhng directions when she. report? VtraoR Grcmg* Hall tives. Then he returned to law tary, Mrs. Jean Willard; treasurer, Conn. Power ...... als and auicldea often were buried the annual meeting of the county ganlaation ,the day the meeting Mra. Marie Benson; historian and He yelled for Pollard to come out . 41 43 Two other recommendations of ed the fire. The firemen went all prartice for 16 years, won election Hartford,Elec. Lt. .. . 55 57 at a cross-road and executlsna ------EXTRA-— ------group and reporta \\ill.be.preaented FRIDAY. MAY 14 opened here and slmultaneousl.v librarian, Mrs. Irma Czerwinski; and then heard a shot. It was the often took place at such points. the Fart Finding Committee, the the way to Hebron before they as Governor 1937-41, and. came to sent a delegation to the cultural shot, apparently, that went through Hartfortf Gaa Co. . , . . 34 Vi 374 at this time. the U. S. Senate in 1945 where he publicity, Mrs. Lila Brown; wel ^ ON STA G E- 6-3-3 program of education and realized their mistake. Plant Sale—4:.’I0 gathering, Pollard's temple. But Young said Tel...... 35 «4 374 that constnirtlon of a new high Eleetcd Committeemoa Firemen froth' Willimantic, He remained until his death. fare. Mrs. Florence Roberts; rep So. New England Leo B. Flkherty, Jr., was elected Supper—6 :30 As a Senator. Hoey was prob But two standard Russian pro he fired anyway to ba sure Pollard arhool, were approved by the bron and Bolton were also called resentatives Mrs. Ida .Lindberg wasn't firing at him. , T e l ...... 3 5 87 national committeeman of the Adults— ably beat known for his role -as posals fared no better than they and'Mra. Isabel Madigan; contact kiddie ^'Lucky You" Contest hoard. in to help. usually do at U.N. meetings. At Thla was 4:40 p.m. An hour later Maanfaeturing (kmipaalea There v.-as considerable discus Young Democratic Clubs of Con The fact that the high winda Children Under 12 7.5c ehalnnsn of the. Senate Investiga chairman, Mrs. Shirley Cemoffaky. a taxicab company dispatcher tele- Allied T herm al...... necticut at the State convention tions. subcommittge when it probed the conference start the Soviets . 44 sion regarding" the present $-4 were blowing away from the Ru- proposed that Communist China poqed police and said "Cab 23" ap Am. Hardware ...... 13 16 system and the proposed recom held last weekend at the Hotel beiro home waa responsible for that , Open To The Public * the bve per center scandals and Tha American Legion Auxiliary peared to be in trouble. Arrow, Hart, Hcg. .. Garde, Hartford. surphar government tankers deals. replace the Nationalist Chinese . 384 414 mendation of a 6-3-3 program of structure being saved. delegation. Th>y were voted will hold its second meeting of the Police pOt out a city-wdde pick Aaaoc. Spring ...... 264 294 eduratioii, but the board beliet^s He has previously held the office Violated Zone Ijiw down. month, Monday, May 17, in the Le up for the cab, and it was spotted Briatol B raaa...... 16 18 the 6.3-3 ayatem will better fit i^ of State Ebcecutive Board chair Rubeiro, who still has a large Washington, May 13 (gv-The A plenary conference aaaaion last gion home. Members are asked’ to near an Intersection about a mile Cheney Broa...... 7 8 4 to the future requirements of the man and sixth vice president of the number of pigs located in a near Senate Investigations subcommit night decided not-to dlacuas an bring to this meeting articles for away from- the apartment house. Collina...... 98 108 PRINCESS IS HEADQUARTCRS FOR town. State organization and served one by wood lot, la scheduled to appear tee took tithe out at its McOarthy- other Soviet proposal to call on all tha rummage sale scheduled for CabMe Jumped Em-Hart ...... 31 34 'GREATURE FROM Also . discussed at considerable term a" president Of the local befhre the Zoning Board of Ap a n d A nay hearing today to pay tribute governments to ban the use of Wednesday, May 19. at the Legion The cabbie. John. Caaapullo, 28. Fafnir B earin g...... 37 40 Ifngth WS.S the size of the proposed Young Democratic Club. Herald Photo peals May 21. He ia charged with to its former chairman. Sen. Hoey atomic and hydrogen weapons. hall, in charge of Mra. Henri said that when Rydstrom saw the Landers. Frary, Clk..' . 25 >4 274 . THE ILACK nevr high school. Mias Nancy McMahon of the David S. Mills, 85 Talcott Ave., violating the town rone regulations (1>-NC) who died yesterday. DELICIOUS LOBSTER Pesaini and her committee. Mrs. police caV-he reached for- his,gun. N. B. Mach. Co...... 24 264 LAGOON'* It was pointed out that a school local club placed second in a con left, and Edward E. Hlrth, 24 mails by Postmaster Edward J, against bringing garbage into the GENERAL REPAIRING Hoey served for four years as Caaaptillo said he stepped on the North and Judd .. . . ' . 25'4 28 <4 in the 1,000 to 1,200-cr.parity class test to select "Miss Young Demo Connors' Dec. 1, 1952. town. Everett Kennedy, Sr.,» •will be RICHARD CARLSON Wlilte St., smile happily aa they AND Chairman of the subcommittee and chairman of the hoetesaes Monday - brakes and Jumped out. The. cab Ruasell Mfg...... 9'z 114 Would cpst approximately 31,800,- crat of Connecticut" and she re He is the son o f Mr. and Mrs. Rubeiro maintaina he haa been 'tierformed that -difficult assign Claim Reds Block congratulate one another upon re Frederick Hlrth of 120 Orchard evening. rolled into a parked car. Stanley Worka ...... 50 53 JULIA ADAMS tVe have made arrangemenU with 000 and that this amount would be ceived gifta of jewelry and fiowera. bringing the garbage into town WOODWORKING PRESCRIPTION ment with fairheas and impartial Police said Rydstrom put the re-*, Tetry Steam . 99 109 a local supplier to fumlab ua with the limit of the town’s borrowing On World Trip . ceipt today of the annot'.ncemeht St. Mr. and Mrs. Hjrth have one before the regulation was paased. Furniture and Appliancea ity.” the. resolutior said. Policiug of Korea volver to his head and fired as they Torrington ...... 25 27 'Eosf of SHmafra" Fresh live Lobster each week. power. If a larger high school be Harry Friedrich, Jr.. I. C. 2.C. of of their promotions at the Rock- daughter and one 'grandchild. He said he ahoiild not be compelled PHARMACY ' Acting Chairman Mundt (R-SD) The Little FlowCr of* Jesus Moth, converged on the cab. — David S. Mills was appointed to Repaired U. S. Envelope cpm. . 75 JEFF CHANDLER comes necessary to take care of the U: S. Navy left Norfolk, Va., v;’ :e Post Office. to comply with the restriction" but proposed the resolution and Sen. era Circle baa elected the follow- State Police said Pollard and U. S. Ekivelope pfd. . . 65 ' - - tuition pupils, it is believed fl- May n on the aircraft carrier USS the po.stal service on Dec. 20, 1940 the board denied hia plea. It ruled McClellan (D-Ark), seconded it. (ContiaiMd from Page One) ln|f officers for the year in pros Rydstrom were part of a 5-member Veeder-Root ...... 34 >4 37 4 /hancial a. . „ —Guy Strout • 246, will hold Its annual Mother's t^aaael M New Britaia, Caaa, am. with Judge John P. Cottei Day banquet and entertainment, • :U t it DBAGNET-Jack Webb. Ben Asuncion with 200,000 population Matiari* S p .m . Cliaaael 55 Holyiike, Maoa. , Alexander presiding; Cases have been as SCREEN DOORS TODAY Sunday, May 16. at 4,p. m. at the MERMAID rhaaael 15 W aferM ry, C'aaa.
M I_ ^ Eagle Scout Presented Eagle Scout Pins at G>urt of Honor Hold Installation Awards Made Cerenionies Here •\ ■\. Adonli3im Council No. 14, Royal a t G E N T O N ’ S VOL. XXL No. 81 THURSDAY, MAY IS Conpiltd by Students of Mnnchcotcr High School Mias Helen Estes, Faculty Adviser At Ceremony and Select Maatera of Rockville, , • r f ...... ■ will hold semi-public installation Presentation of Eagle Scout pins ceremonies tomorrow’ night at 8 p.ni. at the Masonic Temple here Baseball TeBTm Legion of Honor to four Explorers was the feature Judge House Addresses Runners Will attraction of the Court of Honor jjn Manchester. The installing' offi Bob Buckley Victorious cer will be 111. Obmp. Leo K. Stiles, -- held by 'Troop 25 at Woodruff HaU, PTIM, ' a-ssisted by 111. Comp. Twice Winner Track Meet Center Church, last night before National Honor Society / a large asseiubly of Scouts and Cliarlea A. Benton. PTIM and III. In School-wide Election parents. 'I’he recipients of the Oonip. Charles K. Lynn. PTIM. Gmf|uer ERst Hartford, Locals Win Five of Eagie badges, all fifteen years of The M o't Puissant Grand Ma-^ter age, were Richard Ruddell, Peter of Royal and Select Masters of Forty * four Members Callinii All Students! Middletdwn; Bristol Races and Jumps over Tryouts for Somsnhis Candidjites Give Views Hansen, Ronald Masnicki, and Connecticut, Louis Wenzel is ex Inducted from Three Wins^/at Muuy Field HPHS and Bristol ^ At Assemblies; Gist Lawrence Harmon. pected .to attend. Be sure to save May 26 and If you' want to be a part of Ruddell has been a member of The officers for the ensuing year 27 for the Annual Art Exhibit Qasses May 5 in Or^r'loss to two victories made the planning, writing and com 95 Per Cent of VotesX Troop 2,3 since October 1949, and who will be install^ are: Melvin to be held in the Art Studio. Manchester High’s track team, F. Boomer. TIM: James W. Lewis, a baseball record for MHS piling of the 1955 yearbook, has held office as Assistant Patrol Impressive Ceremony Watch for further details con amassing a total of 5SH points, hurry to the World Office sixth In G>uncil Election DIM; Ralph W. Coleman, , IPC; ■ m M aifainst Bristol, East Hartford, Leader, Crew Lcadei*, and Senior cerning this coming event.. scored a convincing victory over period Friday where tryouts Patrol Lender.'" At Camp Pioneer Cliarles H. Leonard. . treas'.irer; Oiaiaxins a aolemn and ImptMive "and MiddletouTi in the past week. Hartford High and Bristol High for Somanhis will be conducted Bob Buckley was elected presi , he waa elected-to-the-aamp Junior Harold G. Staiger, .secretary; Hor eccaston, facty
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PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY. MAY 18.1954 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONNv THURSDAY. MAYv 13, 1954 ^ PAGE SEVEN I ----- Who,' for all practical purposesi«Rb- Who presuifiSs to' define,’ what docks. T h e plans were weP laid, denclal Committee wUl have a dicated his office In favor of Sena "Ameiicpn" la. Filmg Will Depict WtXXI—» M Hebron Ellington but the operation was never com-’' Rubbish auri Ashtt W H A T —SIS Receives Aw ard very Important meeting in the tor McCarthy, ao that the latter, Obviously, if the foundations in Skywdtch Schedule pleted bec i’iae the Nazis . had WDRG— 1S60 Daily Radio W O 'P I— U l t socii^'roorh.a o f the church next ^nptiitig l|praid from 10SO on, was the practical que.ition have sponsoi-cd sn.V 4-H in Formosa blown up the power plant first. Choral Unjt Plaus Sta-Weds to Hold Thursiday at 8 m. A delegate GENSRAL^EUCTRIC Then there was no power to ignite WKNB—s4a w n c — isso from all the- church organisations puflLUiUio kv nuK la^itecf of our foreign policy. broadening of thought, a.ty use of Rsuioirstf Boatera Studard Tina 9 ' V . the fuses, which In .turn, would should be j resent. R A N G ^ — REFRIGERATORS — WASHERS MKRAl^OPfUNTINU CX>^ Ota ’ tt was during the Truman ad a wrlndow into the outside world, Friday, May U Set for Concert Pot-Luck Supper U Mraat Midnight 2 a.m...... Anthony ZlHnskas . Rockville, May 13 (Bpecial)— have released .the charges of ex General Cleaninig of Celhra, Tha loUowlng program sciiaduiui9:u— New .Arrival NO ^LESM EN—VERY LOW OVERHEAD llAociwaU'r. Cotui ministration that the whole policy any development of an experimen A. J. Brundage of Mansfield, who plosives at tha docks. WHAV—Nawa: Oxale'i Studio Party niuMAS r. rtooifSON. 2 a.m. - 4 a.m...... y ,...... VoluntMre Needed Yards and Attics. Ata supplied by tba radio mainage- WTIC—Brotherhood at Work Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bajohr of OPEN 8 to 9—SATURDAY 8 to 5 WALTER R rEROUSON of headlong retreat before Mc tal nature, they can expect to be 4 a.m. • S A.m, Volunteere Needed juot returned from a two-year atay Many of us are faring spiritual menu and are subject to change Hebron, jfa y 13 (Special)— Ellington, May 13 (Speflal) — Maple Street are the parenU of a V FubUmara WORC—Meat Mr. McNultv ALL DAY SUNDAY 8 to 8 Founded Octel>«r L 1881 Carthy was evolved. accused of one degree o f crime or 6 a.m. • 9 a.m...... v>...Volunteers Needed in Formom where he helped or operations or testa. We have the ^ Rcosonablt Rot«s without notice. WRTH—Red Sox va. Orlolea Final plans given out by the local A pot luck eupper will be served daughter borp at the Rockville 9 a.m. - Noon .....Volunteers Needed mind and ability but we fell to ac 4:sei t.aa— Choral Society fo r . ita concert to Bie Trade-In Allowances—No Cash^^wn' . And on the other hand, it is un another. In fact, tiiey seem certain ganize 4-M Clubs In the Nationalist WHAY—News; Night Watch by the Sta-Wed.a at their monthly 'City Hospital Monday moriting. PubUabed Eacrr EYWiAfl Exoapl Noon • 3 p.m...... Vohuiteers Needed complish our desire and God’s de WHAY—News; Polka Hop be preaented at the. school audi U d Holtdara. Kntarad At tba China stronghold, will show color CcHI M & M— MI-9-9757 WTIC—iikldie Cantor "The maternal ‘grandmother iS tSuodA' lya and Hojlda: der the Eisenhower administration to be found guilty before fhe hear sires because of no power. We W l-y j—Mecord Revue WDRC—Top Tune Time meeting Satiird'ay in the church oat Omoa_loa 'At llAnctieatar, Coon., aa 3 p.m. - « p.m...... Eugene Mastrangelo slides and some moving pictures at Clfycland ve Washlnzton torium Saturday, at 8 p.m. have Mra. Mary Peck of West Elling aa a that McCarthy has, at last, been ings even start. have either., "blown up" our W O TH -R ed Sox vi. Orlolea Social rooms beginning at 6:30 CU M U UAttar. 6 p.m. • 9 p.m, ...... Alice and James Munsie the Stbrra Community Houre next WTIC-Backeuge WHe 9:4S— been completed. ton., *■ BRUNNER'S confronted" and challenged. It is 9 p.m /. 10 p.m...... -....O live Ray, Grace Anderson spiritual power plant, by disbelief WDRC—Record Shop WHAY—Newa; Night VYdtch 'The'’ title, "An Evening of SUBSCRIFTMN RATES Thursday' at 8 p.m. McCarthy Hearing p. m. Tbe couples club of the Acroaa From fiarritv’a—Next To vittner’s 10 p-in. - Midnight ...... Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Benson, and lack o f trust, or by indiffer W TIC-l£ddle Cantor Music," itives an idea of the pro Manchester Evening Herald l*AyAi>la (A AdTABca under the Eisenhower administra Brundage,' who was accompanied WDRC—Top Tune Time Union Church, at Rt ckvtllo will be KOCKA-n-LE ROAD, TALCOTTATLLE—Ml-t-filSl Ona laA r Marlon Taggart . (alternating by his wife during his Far East ence wre have^disconn'ected our WHAY—Polka Hop gram, Which W ill last from an their guests. Dancing and other S(x HootllA tion that the defense of the execu W llTH —Red Sox va. Oriolea lington correspondent, Mrs. weeks) tour o f duty, plans to spend six selves from Cfod. the source of ■Wj-UU—Record Ravua lS:S»r- hour to an hour and a half, and entertainment will make up the Tliraa Mfifltha ••■••••••«••••••••• W KNB—Cleveland va Washington W HAY—Newa; Night Watch Berr, teJeph'oae Rockville Otia Mootll •••••■•••••••••••••••• tive function has been begun. It is McCartliy vs. Army Volunteers may register at Civil Defense Headquarters, Municipal weeks at home before returning to power In our lives. WTtC-Stella Dallaa will be under the direction of W il program. Waafcly •••••.•.■•••a************* A/£WL/ff ^0, WTIC—Fibber, Molly under the Eisenhower administra Building, Manchester on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 1-8 Foemoea for one more year. We tell ourselves we are strong ®bo| WDRC—New*; Eecape liam K. Learj\ A _ number of Tnrna«ln Fund Started 61n.la CopF •••••■••••••••••••••• p.m. (?tvil Defense Telephone Number 9-9069. WGTH—JicCarthyWGT neAring tion that the attamot' to liberate In (Capsule Form The elides and films to be sho'wn and when the time comes to be OLD S / / 0 fS ^ «:3G- WCTH—Red Sox va. Orioles' choral selections w ill'be rendered, A fund has been started for the MEMBER o r by Brundage .w'ill be presented In tempted and tried, we’ll be able to WHAY—Polka Hop 19:18— and a trio made up o f Robert H. Rothe family wlio lo-st their home THE ASeoCtATED PREiS thi.s nation from McCarthylsm has WHAY—Newa; Night Watch conjunction with the Mansfield 4.-H stand firm. Bui when, the time WCCC—Recofd Ravue WTIC—Heart of NVwa Horton of this town, ^ a r y Mark and all belongings in the tornado Tha AaaoclAtad Fraaa 1« excluilvaljr been begun, and carried far proposals— that to shift the coun . JJ’KNB—Cleveland v* Washington antltlad to tba uaa o( rapabUcAtlon Tow'n Committee. 'Ihe public Is in comes there is no power. Why not Don’t WDRC—Newa; Eacape off of Colchester, add Virginia Monday. A clean up job ws.a done at ty's handling of dependent chil m W Tic—Widder Brown WOTH-r-Red Sox va. Orioles All nawa dIapAtoliaa credltad to U. or enough, now, for Democrats to Washington, May 13 (if) — Here dren from the county to the state. vited and refreshments wUl be check up today and be sure you • V' ■ WDRC—Record Shop 1S:S9— Clark of Lebanon will present Tue.-ida.v by the town crew ' and HA|,i'S not otiierwUa credltad in Uiia paper is an at-a-gtance summary of the ^ WGTH—McCarthy Hearing B u y th# and alao tha local-nee a published hare. dare openly to attack AIcCarthy. Connecticut Here, in a last minute power play, served. are sUIl in contact with the WIIAY-News; Night Watch numbers. . other volunteers. Sheriff Paul WTIC—Harry Truman All ri|d>la of-repunUcation of spacial Senate investigaUohs subcommit the forces dedicated to the con "powerhouse." THROW THEM WHAVrn Caravan Herbert L. Johnson. Mra. LeRoy \ Mias Laura E. Page, niece of H B M E R a u d it BUREAU OF The Republican platform r«' 11:99- Wedne.aday, jvill take up a col counselor John Gi Adam.s have cause it was more prolonged, and God’s power Needed SAM YULYES Record Revue W HAY—N e*a; Night Watch B. Kinney, Mrs. W alter Donald. CIRCURATIONa t ciple—has been the most im search committee was, the other WKNft—Newii; Sporu Mrs. Helen Page Skinner, 110 lection for the Rothe family. accused McCarthy and two sub because the issue went to an open When thq Nazis evacuated Ant To prevent costume Jevelry of Shoe Repairing of the WTIC—Newa Mra. Marie Freld, Mra. Homer W. portant single key. day. given some very pertinent. If WTIC-Juei Plain Bill WDRC—Newa ■ Tanner St'., has been awarded the Church Meeting Slated Tha H cW d Primlns Company. Inc., committee aides, Roy M. Cohn and vote, was what happened to the werp, Belgium, on their r.etreat in silver, brass or coj^r from tar- Better Kind Hone White WDRC—Newe Hills and Mrs. William H. Hltla aaauiHoaasaumea mxm mwuh dnancliil:i«. rrapunaimuLjraaponalbility for stultifying, advice. And the advice WGTH—Newa Gray Award for outstanding serv The Congregational C?hurch Pni» typopaphlcal arfora appeaiin. In ad- What in the world docs former Francis P. Cai^r, of using improp raised a question to which the Republican platform propdaal to World W ar n, they had intended niahing, cover the clean metal with You Walt. 11:18— Following the pr6g:ram there will enact an off-the-job disability In- 'to blow up important harbor a thin coat of fresh, white shellac. W HAY—News: Night Walch vartlaaments a ^ 0‘her raadlnR.. matterma President TrUman think the pres er pressures to'w in favored treat eventual answer will be very in WHAY—Weatern Caravoa he an inform al dance, for which a ice aa president of the Interna In The Mahelieatar Evanln. Herald. aurapee measure. l.% m a p l e STREET ' WTIC—Slsrllght Serenade c o t t a g e '-o h e e s e ent hearing — with President ment for Pvt. G. David Schine. teresting. 'Opp. Hrst .National Store , WCCC—Ilocord Revue WDRC—Weather: Almanac full time band has been engaged. tional Relations Club at May Day Schine was a subcommittee con This the Republican state W KNB—BaanbalF Rcquefit Matinee. WGTH—SporU Report Dlanlay adrartlalnf closint hours: The committee was advised by Parking I.ot WTlC—Front Page Farrell The Choral Society is a new activities at Westbrook Junior Mild difierent flavor , . . because it‘» made »ith tiny fresh-rweet For Monday—1 p. m. Friday Elsenhower's Secretary of the sultant before being drafted last piatform of 1950 hod token up 11:89— two legislators, one speaking Irom WDRC—Record nnop W H AY—Nile Watch thing for the town and a large College, Portland, Maine. She WINDOW SHADES cufdi. Low cost — low calorie — high prorein. For Tuesday—1 p. m. Monday. Arm y engaged in mo.'*al political November. os a bold proof that the Republi WGTH—Sgt. Preaton of the Yukon For Wednesday—1 p. m. Tuaeday. a rather disinterested level, the 1:30- WTIC—Slarllghi Serenadt audience la expected. also won third place in the annual For Thursday-1 p. m. Wednaadiy. combat '.rith . the dread McCarthy ‘ ■McCarthy’s side in turn has ac other representing a vested politi cans could be just os liberal, on WDRC—Night Owl ” th# Saarol’t la The Canl — And whether you prefer Hood occasion, an . Chester 'Bowles, EAST HARTFORD WHAY-Hall of Rerordi Dress Revue Slated horse show held over the weekend. For Frldar—1 ,p. m. Thursday. cused Stevens and Adams of using cal interest, not to write a Repub WCIX?—Rocord Revue 11:48— LONG WEARING Country Style. »m*II curd . . . or Hood Creamed Cottage Cheeie, For Saturday-1 n. m. fVlday —can be, other than the kind of who originated- the proposal iu ' W H AY—Nile Walch . The annual Tolland County 4-H She was mistress of ceremonies Schine as a "hostage” in attempt lican state platform which includ WKNB—Baacball Requeat Matlneo WTIC—Starlight Serenada ■ l.rge curd . . . the flavor’! in the freshoe*!. Claaalfled dead&ia: 10:10 A m. sseR showdown in which the decency of Connecticut. The 1951 session . WTIC—Lorenxo Jonee (?lub Dresa Revue la being held in March at a high school forum COLUM8IA ARROW day of pubUeatloa eaeapt Saturday — ing to get McCarthy to halt or' ed planks,the Republican House of TELEPHONE BU.9-9351 Saturday at the George Heraey • Am.. ordinary American public servants authorized study of the problem WDRC—Memory Lane planned and sponsored by the In divert an investigation of alleged Representatives would not ap WGTH- -Sky King Robertson Sch.ool, South Coventry, ternational Relations Club, the ‘ 91 RA Made to Order Ranges, Refrignraten and the prerogatives of the execu aubveraives in the Army, partic prove. .* and preparation of n bill, and • ;45- Diursday, May 13 the I9SZ Republican state cam ^ WHAY—Hall of Rreorde when a total of 71 girl" from 27 topic of which was "U. S. Foreign altO U With Vour Rollers ularly at Ft. Monmouth. N. J. Rep. Sheffield Oiwles of Farm tive branch are being defended? paign featured It aa a measiira WCCC—Record Revur 4-H clothing clubs In the county Policy, an Evaluation.” The guest Washers and All ington suggested that the plat UICNB— Baaeball Requeat Maiinee. Manchester The Condition Of The Cork They named also H. Struce Hen- In progress, and yet, when the will participate. speaker was Col. Ben C. Limb, form committee aak, of any pro WTIC—Payg to Marry. Other Appliances sel, assistant Secretary of De WDRC—Masaey. Tilton All girls Ml ill model garments permanent representatives to the E. A. JOHNSON Industry And The Atom posal. whether or' not It can lie showdown In the House finally Date Book From our earlier view that In- fense. come, only a handful of Republi WGTH—Sky King made by themaelvea in the 4-H United Nations from the Repub "passed by the Republican House do-Chlna was the “cork in the bot It has long been obvious, Pertinent past testimony—Ste can legislators supported It, X club wqVk, ranging from aprons, caucus." And his point of view was ^ WHAY—Newe lic of Korea. PAINT CO. vens has denied trying to halt Mc even though it was openly label ' • WCC.’C — Evening. (Jood Mualr akifta, blouses, by 9 and 10-year- tle” which tmiat be kept in place though never admitted by anybody not that of one who habitually op J, Frida;K' and Saturday • .During her two years at West Th«JW.HAU«a Carthy’s probe, but said the Sena ed, in the debate, as a pledge of WKNB—New*: Brorea; Baaebalt Re- olda, to school dreaaea. party 699 Main St., Tel. MI-9-4501 againi^ the imperlaliitic explosion officially, that this country itself queai Matinee "Mem ory' Lane,” sponsored by brook, Mias Page has been on the tor's methods subjected the Arm y poses reform proposals his fellow dresses and evening gowns, even the Republican state platform. ^ WTIC—Newa .St. Mary^ fiO-50 Oiib, Waddell dean's honor Hat. She is treas o f Communism in the Far East, at would no longer accept some to “ hammering hea'diines" giving representatives are loath to ac LiHla money honey! WDRC—Newt including tailored auit? and coats. cept. The advice the new platform School. urer o f her senior house, and is any cost, and by American policy, phases o f the Baruch Plan for In an untrue picture of alleged sub committee got the other day was, . WCTH—Newa „ The girls will be judged on con Rep. James Mulltn of Burling . t-.IS— Saturday, May 15 alao active on House Council, version. He has said the FBI has in effect, that the party should not struction of their gowns, becom- we have* now shifted, in the latest ternational control o f the atom, ton, representing the Connecti 'WHAV—Sporla rl Scouts Together” pro- Mask and Candle Club. Retailing praised the cooperation it has re again propose things the Republi 4J
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of the Coventry-Manalield-Andover food to the smorgaaboitl held for play which attractfd coiudderable Mae Wilkie, Ethyle Knofla and Coventry district of the Auxiliary will at the South Coventry fire company. Spring Bouquet attention wen* Eileon Oonlon'a Amelie Gannutz. Hostesaes were tend the American Legion Depart . Coupons totaled 680 for ^April painting o f tho Cbnlon home, a Lois Nieae, t)lga Nichols, Minnie ment tea Sunday at the Glaston and clippings on graves registra-, Painting in Oil ■till life arrangement with head of Kissman and Marge Phelan. bury ■ Legion Home. tions. 145. The . unit voted $5 to the Madonna ae the focal point by Mrs. Olson'a own paintings have ,-x 170 Girls Witt Participate Acting as unit hostesses will be the American Korean Fund. Two Marge Phelan, and two palntinge Make Evei^ Meal d Tieat - Serve been on exhibit st the Museum of X Mrs. Charles E. Fahey of Mans awards of pen and pencil sets given Wiqg A rt Show by Ruth Donohue Including a pas Fine Arts in Springfield, Maas., field Center and M ra William by'the printers of the community tel and an artiat'a vl*w of a not and at the Manchester Fine Arts In 4-H County Dress Revue Hotchkiss of this town. birthday calendar were a'varded able landmeirk. the Buckingham Asan. exhibit hi which she took Mrs. Louis SteuUet and Mrs. W il Three i^nU nga have been tin Planning to attend are; Mrs. gled out as award winners in the C3iurch. Viaitori to the exhibit alio first sad third honors in oil paint Ralph V. Reynolds. Mrs. Margaret liam Hotchkiss for selling the larg regarded highly two palnUngR ings. Her Students Include resi Coventry, May 13 — (Special)—^5 .Leonard, Mary Jane Toothaker, est number of names. , fourth annual art exhibit held by Judy F'ardal. Pamela Rose, Paula Gainey and Mrs. Leslie K. Rich with an autumnal theme, one a dents o f South Windsor, East First NationalAAeat I About ^70 firla ' from' 27 4-H] .Tomorrow's, meetings include: Contos. Roberta Wheeler, Cath ardson, all of this town; Mrs. Mra. C. Henry Qlsoh for her stu floral arrangement by Mehe Bush- Hartford and West Hartford, as Little League tryouts for boys 10, Oothlnff Ouba in ToUand Cour^ty ; erine Wansgel, Penny' Barth, Harry Gambino of Mount Hope. dents. ey and the other, a scenic-work by well as Manchester. Troot your hungry family to more top-quoliiy moot - - tho moinstoy 11, 12-years old; 6 to 8 p.m. at the w ill participate in the dress revue! Penny Harris. Joan VonDeck. Joan Mrs. William Chobot of Spring The prize-wrinning works were Ethyle Knofla. X, Saturday at 8 p.i iri. In the Georgre Price, Mary Materal, Sharon Mac- Hill, Mrs. Nelson Noel of Mans Robertson gchooi; Cub Scouts Den chosen by ballot by the nearly 300 A committee in charge of Hang T ry this recipe for healthful of tho mMlI SIRVE M(ME tondor, tatty moot - - SAVI MORI on 2. 7 p.m., home Mrs. Nelson Drum; Heraey Robertson School. All will neil Carol Hill, Lillian Loyzim, field City. Miss Mary McShea of viritora to the exhibit which was ing for this year’e atudent exhitut pancakes: A pint of cottage musical sponsored by First ''Con First Notienol Storos' oho LO W prito. And don't forgot - - A U , be modeling garments made as Roberta Hansen. Jean Bradfield, Perkins Comer, Mrs. A.'J. Bnin- held last week at the home o f Mr, included Mr. and Mrs. Thomas .cheese, an equal amount of pre part o f their 4-H club ’a*ork. rangj. Andrea Smith, Rochelle Harley, dage of Storrs. all in the town of gregational Church Women's Serv- and Mrs. Olaon, 76 Lakewood Cir Bushey and Mr. and Mrs. Francis pared cake mix, two egga and ic Guild, 8 p.m. home Dr! and Mrs. Einott moots oro GUARANTEED to plooto you - - or ovory ponny ing from aprons, shirts, blouses, Joan McKinney. Mansfield,^ and Mrs. Francis cle 8 . Donohue. On the refreshment com enough milk to produce the de Lome A. MacLean. Hhistrated lec school dresses, party dresses, eve F riedrick 'of Andover. More than 50 works were on mittee were lasbel Ferguson, sired vonaietency. '' Also, Kay Hansen. Patricia Jur- ture ‘To\tr Through Mexico on X of yput monoy bockl ning gowns and tailored suits and gensen. Mary.Farrell, Sandra Har- view, representing the students' The unit is making plans for ^a Motorcycle.'' sponsored by deacons, projects during the past season, coats. lip. Roberta Kalber, Judy Whee- charter celebration in observance deaconesYa and Church Commit During the day girls will be. and including axamplea o f oil ‘ CUT. FROM YOUNG TENDER HEAVY WESTERN CORN-FED STEER BEEF lock. Barbara Contos. Gwendolyn of their.25th year in existence with tee of Second' Congregational judged on construction of gar Brand. Nancy Moore, Pamela paintings, pastels and toleware.- Mrs. Ralph Bums, chairman, Mrs. Church, .8 p.m. in Church C®*n* Nq two projects were alike, which ments,. becomingness of complete Glenney, Linda Martin, Sandra Eugene Rychling and Mrs. Rich n.unity House; set-back party, 8 is unusual in art clasaea. costume and suitability to pur- Hansen, Ann MaeVane, Nancy Fresh Sea Foods Now In Season ard C.. Snow the partial commit p.m... American Legion Home; As H result of a tally of visitors! . pose intended. Each girl will re Bissell, Muriel Gaudet, Judith tee in charge. ■* social. 8 p.m.. Nathan Hale COm- preferences, first place has been FISHAND CHIPS WITH OUR FRIALATOR ceive an award. In addition five Love. Theodora Hladky, Jean Three unit members, Mrs. ^munlty Center. w ill be selected to represent the Storrs. Priscilla Karker, Suzanne accorded to Mae Wilkie for her oil Rychling, Mrs. Eugene W. Con painting, "Spring Bouquet." and county In the State Dress Revue Mamet, Nancy Karker, Karen Lit Our new (sanitary process gives you a delicious, crisp, ner and Mrs. Mildred C. Judatz. Manchester Evening Herald the second place to Sue.Sesnie for at University of Connecticut! in tle,. Hazel Little. golden brown food • Seals in tbe flavor! Come in and This is car Safety Month all aiu ac BOAST will attend a special social May 26 Coventry eorrespondent, .Mrs. her landscape in oils, "W intry July to be announced at the eve Caneer Dance Nels $40 f fo r the veterans at the Rocky H.Dl Charles U Little, telephone Pil Day." Both paintings were large try tbem! FRIED OYSTERS AND CLAMS PACKED over the country. Come in ning program. The public is in / About $40 was realized from the Home and Hospital sponsor^ by grim 2-6281. canvases. Third place goes to TO T A K E HOME. C A L L Ml-9-8003. today and let utufety-check vited. dance over the weekend for the Fourth DistrlcL Ethyle Knofla for her "Study in a Mlsa Marjorie Boyington of cancer fund drive. Mrs. Edward The unit has giveh $10 to the When calcium vaper is burned Brass and Copper." your car. YouTl be glad you |DNEIESS M BONE IN LR Andover, club junior leader, will Schultheiss. said Wednesday. To Little League drive taken from it produces an orange flame. Among other art works on dis- ■ did! 59c be narrator of the show. W ork date about $11.1 has been received COMMUNITY RESTAURANT the community, birthday calendar ing on the program are Mrs. Hans for the drive. Mrs. Schultheiss re 143 NORTH MAIN STREET MANCHESTER 43c, t - •/ Hera't What We'll Inspacti Hansen of this town. Mrs. Milton quests that those who have not project fund. Plana have been iV FROM PLUMP, TENDER MILK-FED CALVES Beebe o f Mansfield. Mrs. Russell contributed yet try to send some completed for Memorial Day ceme f nrakat a Tiiat a Ham OCiAN SStAY Blinn o f Tolland. Mias Lorraine thing this week toward the $600 tery decorations of wreaths and • Front Light* • Raar sprays for various monuments and McCIatchy of Vernon. Mrs. Brian quota. Light* a Staar- Minalga o f Andover w ill be piano Poppy' Sale .Slated craves in the three towns. BUY NOW AND SAVE! •Ing a IxhautI CRANBERRY Veal Legs and Rump accompanisL The local American Legion Members of the post and aux Dean G. and Alyce W iley of Auxiliary poppy sale will be con iliary wifi attend Memorial Day Syttam a tones FlAVORFUl, FINE EATING W iley's Greenhouse and Nursery ducted In this town and Mansfield Sunday, May 30, morning worship HOUSE PAINTING WindthlaM MOZ CAN serrices in a group at the First COKE Ptt Ton Canh ' $23.00 Of this town will decorate the from May 22 to May 30. Mrs. Wil EXTERIOR uiil INTERIOR Wipar* SAUCE. 19' State In a May scene using pine, liam Hotchkiss, president o f the Congregational Church here. Each JRUEO OR WHOLE lilac and apple blossoms. The Auxiliary .said. year the post and unit attend ser • Expert Workmanship • Over 50 Years’, Experience a Whaal LI Per Ton Cash Lam b Fores H ue Bird Gardens will donate a About 1.100 poppies will be vices on Memorial Sunday, alter COAL $26.10 WE HAVE MEN WORKING IN THE MANCHESTER AREA Alionmant. X YOUNG large spray basket. Also assist available for Mansfield and 1.200 nating in the three towns. (EGG , STOVE and C H ESTN UT) CUT FROM YOUNG, TENDER, SOFT-MEATED LAMBS ing. w ill be Miss Esther Koehler, for this town to be sold by qchool Mrs. Ralph V. Reynolds o< this FANCY Mrs. Richard MacNiel and Mrs. children and local stores. town and Mrs. George 8 . Nelson T E LE PH O N E MI-3-5135 Owen 8. Trask. Mrs. Hotchkiss urges the public of Andover received meritorious E. TREDENNICK, Inc. Roy Motors, Inc. Eatering FYom Town to buy a poppy to honor the dead service citations in their com 464 PRATT STREET — MERIDEN, CONN. Fresh Chickens Forequarter Lamb
PACE TWELVE V^IANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THUR^AY, MAY 13. 1954s . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHES^'ER. CONN- THURSDAY,‘m AY . J 13 9-54 PAGE THIRTEEN TOONERVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX FUNNY BUSINESS ' BY HERSHBERGER CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER Stage Successful the P’A . for the lovely corsage! Sense a i^ Nonsense Appear in 50*50 Club “ Memory Lane*’ Review Electcil President which ahe found at her dinner S p e c i a l B u s U m b r e l l a psiiSS 6 plate, and wag also greatly pleased ' Sh w of Fashion Of Hollister PTX with the past preaident’s pin With | which she was presented by Mrs. 1 Law yer-S in e* y'ou’ra a witneaa son’s door. lAdiea of St. Maurice Ojurch, Rohrbach. Touard the cloae.,.of the | in thla divorce care I’ll have to aak Hopkins- I want my umbrella Mrs. Hugh Brautigam was SImpsoh—Csn’t have it. Bolton, staged a highly auccesaful meeting, she expressed her ap- i you aome queationa. Were you elected president of the Hollister preciatidn for the cooperation o f, present vtfhen the trouble first HopklnA WTiy? What am 1 to fashion show and food sale last eve PT’A at the- last meeting of the do for an umbrella? her board members and all mem- I started between Mr. aiid Mra^ ning In St. James’' hall. Park group for the season Tuesday Simpson-r'Do? Do as I did, bor b^rs of the organization, and said ’ Doakea? Street. St. Maurice Church is a night at the school. The meeting she felt thst it had l ^ n k valuable ' — Lawn Witness Sure. I was present at row one. took the form o f a notluck su*i’>er experience serving as president: j their weddina. misaion of St. James’ Church of which was served in the aiidito- Womafi—My daiighler has ar- ’The meeting was then turned; this town, with the Rev. Edgsr J. rium beginning at 6;30. over to the pew president, Mrs. 1 HandynwH ranped a little piece for the piano. Farrell, assistant pastor of St. Other officers elected wYre Airs, Thomas Colla Const. Co. Visitor Good! It’s about tlma Brautigam', who accepted her 11 If you’ll nbaerve my crude at- James’ Church In charge. The af Michael Romaniw. first vice presi office with appropriate remarks 251 BROAD ST., MANCHlSSTER we had a little jpeace! TeI. MI-9-5224 ' tempts _ ’•v - fair for the benefit of the Bolton dent; Mrs. Carl Rohrbach. second srtd declared the meetings ad To mend this chair, you’ll quick church was under the direction of vice president; Mrs. John Nielsen, journed until fail. Mrs. ■younawife-rWould you Mrs. Angie Armentano and a corps secretary, and Everett Kennedy, ly see stoop to a " Ihrouah .vhur hiu- It’s only sllahtly broken, dear. of willing workers. . Jr, treasurer. band's pockets at niaht? 'The pageant of fashions was Following the supper a fine mld- But quite beyond repair \vith .Mrs. Oldwlfe I have to stoop. me. made ]x>ssible through the courtesy strel, under the direction of Miss — Ned Wadlinaer .When he eomes in at niaht he of the local Peggy Lane Shop, with Margaret DeCiantis and William throws pis clothes on the floor. accessories by Janet’s, both Main Freeman, faculty members, was Attendant— Do you wish to con Street stores. For nearly two hours presented-by seventh grade pupils. 'oft A-local person had asked her aae. sult Woosuna Portuna, the areat ■the men and women attending were Tho.se attending were gratified at (£S> "Well, tel ’me figure it out," was entertained by a ahowing of tha the talent displayed. Chinese, mystic? the reply. "I wss 18'when I mar Woman—Ves, tell him his moth new creations in spring and sum Mrs. Elmore Gibson, retiring ried and my hu.sband was ■’10. Ha er la here from the Bronx. mer wearables for every hour president, conducted the business Serve Steps By Doing is now 60, or twice as old as he around the clock, even including meeting during which a consoli was then, no I am now 36." ^ < 4 Sian op store housina bankrupt the latest In night wear. dated report of all chairmen and business * venture — "Opened by Background music and solos ap committees was read by Mrs. All Your] Banking At This My hephci’.'.s’ tastes in women Rohrbach, retiring first vice presi ^ 5-/3 Mistake." propriate to the period gowns were sre as difffient as day and niaht. furnished by Mrs. Mabel Robbins. dent. Mrs. Gibson, who has served Doyle Bolirk married lantha Day, ^ T M tRt U 1 N» go "**» Hopkins once lent Simpson, his Duets were sung by Dale Converse two years y president, thanked . ONE-STOP Banking Institution next door nelahbor, an umbrella, end Gordon Bolick married Belle and Irene Valenti, and Kathleen “ I said this it tough— and why shouldn’t I cook from tha Knight. Mrs. Frank Bradshaw, s-is-s* and havina an uraent call to make Henry and Patricia Welch of An table? You driva from tha rear seat, don’t yoo?" on a wet day. knocked -at Simp Lenoir, N. C. dover danced "The Charleston,” and were obliged to respond to an ( encore. rLWllWRAGEVs OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. w il l i a m s OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Mrs. D. J, Pontieello and Miss Joyce Ottone were the Manchester Herald Photo ^ * * * * * ^ * i MANCHESTER TRUST Answer to Previou* Puzxle models. Others were from the The "College Boys," ukelele-strumming quartet, will be one of the featured attractions at ihe B M ji. oa 4 ’ THlE *i^HAK-I^APFf;\tJO THAT VWAS NO PLAV.' I «»» 'tM >, MM I.W.M. n» Farm Lift were rehearsing last night when The Herald photographer appeared with his camera. From left to • a aa » aa tOtOTS-VOLl SO>E OF TM' NIC'S’ mothers □ □ n a l i H i1 Q a of Hartford, a professional model, I f CJ n a a i E i a r a displayed to advantage both the right are Dbn Kiiehl, William Bloodgood, Alan Grant and David DeMer’chants. The review is sbonsored : 1* ICtOS PLAVIW' AN’ SHSTERS CAME a ft e r ’’Alfred! Who do we know that’e stupid enough \ by the 80-50 Club of St. Mary’s Church. I ^ A A A A A A IM TH’ RAIN E^^ AN' w e h a o t a o rr ACBOSR 54 Dutch city a EiaiaLicacaD modern and several of the old-time Til l t h ' f ie ld EAA OUT WITH t h e ir over on a rainy night U■ r i. -• " fight crop now use — — I time,- cover-up bathing suit, all Tlie controversial antirnoise ordi- ■ provements to the water and 3 Greek war god substance drew much applause. sewer s.vatems. — 8 3 For fear that 25 Woody plant machinery nance was discussed sgain last ] •AUnON MiU I The platform was tastefully dec night by the Board of Directors ‘ The'Board fixed May 25 a.s the 16 Augment 4 Ominous 26 Hops’ kiln 42 Sereiie > orated with flowers and paper date for an Informal meeting on a fS#nrae#N4f 17 To cut 5 Expunge 27 Biblical weed 43 Arrow poison* but a four to four opinion split streamers. The models entered I Priority Works Program submit R tsiblauaaottt bvttoe ^ 18 Compound 6 Small mass 28 Malt drinks 44 Eat from the corridor, proceeded di blocked decisive action and ' the ted by the Republican members of ’REEL.IN" THESE FOOD lARGAINS H HaiRtf talt ethers 7 Loved 29 Tidy 46 Roman rectly to the stage and descended question was put on the agenda for 111 . iJo'ird. The three Democrats 1 €9p Coiwatl— tsttptf ttd emperor 30 Venerate '.'8 Throngs 30 Upsets by the same route, giving the on the next Board meeting Tuesday. on the Board voted against the Milk ItttdMttHdl 9 Measures of 32 Coddles 47 Farms should . lookers a clear view of the bpauty Flahermsn'a lurk la always giMMl here. Lmik what bar-' 1 •#§. ktalf 13 Charge After some di.sciission. Director meeting. Mrs. Helen Fitzpatrick , ’• wine 35 Clodhopper make a — • i and utility of the various gar gains we have for you this week— lopped by a gigantic R (No. R Mttl waikdralgiad 23 Exiamations Matthew Paton moved the matter said she did not need "the Town ftoked whsae* 38 Contradicts on their ments modeled. The pageant closed GOP Committee to tell me what Frozen Food Sale In observance of National Frozen 24 Farmers like gl® Merriment be tabled until the first meeting Food Week . . . F'reezer Owners, here's your chance ----- crop 11 Appear 39 Paving products with the usual finale of the bride should be the prlorlt.v works pro 1/R ti9» d— ir^ tr nmmk$ With her attendants. in. June. The vote on his motion to restock at fractional coat. 27 Three tlmea I# Soak flax substance 48 Love god vCIM 4 to 4. with Director Harry gram for the town. "Director Ma 51 Poem honey said the problem of the lout, kumr ta4 uh attr r (comb, form) 21 Leg part 40 Set anew J. Flrato absent. hoc wtrtr ea low hnr. ttirriof 28 Social insect Keeney Street School, and the Grt^llr yM Carat* Director Theodore 'Fairbunk.s water and sewer p,-oblem.s were 31 Verbal 1 t i H r ~ 4 1 tl tioa. Caariaut Nitrlaf over hate MXEr' Workshop Plaunccl moved the ordinance be rejected. enough to occupy the Board for aanl thicktnr^ Ubeui 10 aita* ,. ,H T H R E E 9 /M-;: 32 French eitjK The vote was 4 to 8. Since five am). Add batfta fgg, ulaMa, jr.C?WiLLlAMj^ the remainder of its term. He said BALLS,THAT »S« 33 Hawaiian i li n votes are needed to ca jiy a mo oaioa, crombt aai kaioa iuirt. At Coiiiiiiiiiiity Y it is a little late to consider the Mil wtU. Shapa iaio lollt. bakt ia TH e o v e r t im e ■ wreath tion, Fairbanks' move failed. ref ii 14 i4 Priority Work.a Program- Director mo^erttt orta 090* f) 59*40 * 34 Roman bronie In an effort to get the question Paton said the same program was minuwt. 35 Poet "Your Y In Action" will be the o ff the agenda, Director Harold *Or maa, at aay «aokt4 m faad ALLEY OOP Here You Go! BY V.T. HAMLIN A ii is t the Democratic platform in the r f r o z e n f o o d SA LE 34lUrvegt theme of. a workshop program Turkington moved It be adopted last election and the Board showed and it failed to pa.ss. Turkington 37 Fondle u H planned by the Manchester YW CA no interest in it then. 38 Mineral rock for Wednesday, May 19, at the voted In the negative on the mo I,evlrs .Assessments STO-AWAYP/fS 4 39 Milch cowf 14 n k I/* r IT" t r Community Y building. tion. The Directors tabled until June undergo Beginning with a coffee hour and Turkington asked Town Counsel 3 the question of accepting deeds tuberculin i ii get-aCquainted peiiod at 9:30, the Charles N. Crockett If the matter from Robert J. Smith for a right CHICKEN, TURKEY fo.ature of the morning will be a wa# not dropped because a motion of way. ... ■ 40 Fish eggs u a r W talk by Mi.ss Laura Haines, execu to adopt the ordinance failed to As water commissioners, the f » r pass. CYockett said offhand he did ' 41 Moccasin iVir^ tive director of the County YWCA, Board levied a.ssessments against or BEEF t 5 85 not believe so and IXirkington did | 42 Apple — fl k who will Interpret the purpose of property owners at Greenwood m not press the point. , BIRDS RVR i tha YW’CA .and explain h%v. its Drive for a water main, paid (pl.) VO 45 Important n members attempt to carry but StAmgeet eiiipport for the ordi Water Dept, bills, decided to post SIJNSWEET farm crop in thi.a purpose, both locally and all nance, designed to cut down on pone .until the fiscal year beginning G REEN PEAS 2 inoz.Pk)rs. 35c n >1) •« M4 !T 4 aome climates over the world. noise In Manchester, came from Aug. 15 the extension of a water ■ 1 BIRDS f:y r I'B 49 Blackbirds of YiVr The afternoon will be devoted to Director Everett Kennedy who main to the town refuse disposal ICCAUSe OF th e l o s s 3UFPEREO BY Capr. 1f«4 bt MCA taewM. Inc. k fl tl asserted the ordinance was neces cuckoo family discu.ssioh' groups, which will be area, and set May 18 as the date Prune Juice INVESTORS A/ hi6 IU-FAJED VENUS EX- f-l3 ^MAwrSf/7>0f concerned with membership, fi sary and who roin:uented on ob for a public hearing on transfers II Cut Green BEANS 2 i o o , . K k i s 4 5 c II NATIVE PEDmO/.CeC/VR BOOM HAS FOUNOIT 50 Farmers do ii hi IT~ nance, publicity, promotion and jections to it rai.sed by Atty. Ray- of funds within the Water Dept. a 1 BIRDS EYE CHOPPED exp ep ie n t t o s t a y o u t o f SewT- “ Sure, I know how to give a crew cut, but *a poodiA cut this I'johd Jobn.son. Thomas Colla. local A written report by the Stale U Approach a H H homemakers. For the leaders of RADISHES HZ would be ever to much nicer!’* thc.se groups the Y has arranged contractor, and Mra. Martha Gtev- Health Dept, is forthcoming on 53 Smooth ft Q(. Rot. in oz. Pkus! to have women from all over the enson, executive secretary of the septic tanks In Ix>ve Lane and will II BROCCOLI 2*’ 39 c 11 BUGS BUNNY BIRDS E YE - . I ■ or RARERIPES state of Connecticut, who have had Chamber of Commerce. be submitted to the Board at a fu I 1 BOOTS And her buddies .Steady BY EDGAR MARTIN outstanding expeiience and back Opposed to Law ture meeting. A report on the almshouse conversion is also ex T w c » r s VOJ KNOW, SLV n o r • ground ill these flelds. ^ Earlier in the meeting, Johnson Bch. 5 c THAT AT P.RST I O'ON'T had said he coukt find nothing in pected. II MIXED VEGETABLES 2 39c II I ftowtw CODK - iiKCCc. B m st \ V V L VWONIt OH-H .THHKiV This workshop program is the FOFR FISHERMEN CLUCK, SVLVaSTSR. TUiNK VOu VVERS Cf*dt HtWl V\S«T w x n s * . HtNOftH’-VVV result. of extensive planning in the ordinance that is neceenary GREEN GIANT a f a n c y T w v w t b j m A Rioe: SOINS TO V B C H yX . \ OtOKfT C O *^ RV6W^ order to bring to the' members of and the existing legislation ampl.v XXL STEP ON TU'SAS VMWyi ^O O T S OOT fSW> the YW C A a feeling of better protected the citizens from the abuses which the ordinance seeks About Town 1 FISH STICKS pkK. 4 9 c 1 AN' LOSE HIAA IN A OR ROO TO 0 tT W tR ‘. understanding and closer rela CUCUMBERS CLOUO O’ OUST.' WOWRN- tionship with th^ir organizktion, to stop. He said that‘under the law. PEAS b ° and also to give them an insight It would be necessary’ to get a per Mrs. James Seller and Mrs. Sel- j Into how the local unit functions. mit to repair a water pipe if it den Richardson, co-chairmen of 1 FRENCH FRIES 2 9 o z . PkR s. 2 9 c 1 Each 5 C A ll members are urged to take broke ait night. the committee in charge of the , arivant'age of this unusual oppor Mrs. 3t,vvenson said she agreed anniiat Fashion Show "Maypole . -17 Oz. C'an Fashions." of the South Aiethodist j SEEDLESS tunity os well as any other per and added that the ordinance ALL OUR BEEF CUT FROM HEAVY WESTERN CORN-FED STEERS sons Interested. The program w ill V -ould be a terrific stumbling block WSCS. tomorrow at 8 p. m. st the | church, anticipate a large attend- { close at 2:30 so that mothers can jn the expansion of 'jusineei •. Colla GRAPEFRUIT ance. . The Wesley group, which ! FANCY BRISKET _ return home before school closes. said his work, asphalt aurfacing, is in charge, has lined up excel- • Lunch will be served at the Y is seasonal and it is often neces lent entertainers and will , also CONN. GRADE A Each 3 C for a small fee between the morn sary to work late in the e-'ening. serve refreshments. Co.Hlumes' A m >-T ing and afternoon sessions. A Johnson raised a further o'ojec- tlon. He asked. "W lio is going to for every occasion will be prbvid- CORNED BEEF > 69<^l nursery will be provided for small determine what noise constitutej a ed by. the Land O' Cotton, Main | FANCY TENDER SUMMER PRISCILLA’S POP Oliver 'Thinks It Over BY AL VERMESiR children during the entire pro EGGS nui.sance. It • leaven an awfcily Street apparel store. ■ j MICKEY FINN gram .’ Milk will be furnished for Still Lucky! BY LANK LEONARb wide question." Medium RONEI.ESS lb SQUASH the children but each mother is The monthly meeting of Wash- ' rgiL- - "- "1 r Kennedy said construction could .O h . requested-to bring a box lunch for ington Lodge, LO L 117. will be held i (NMF PERUNS i n e n NOOtAMZ ft*5IMCAMf1Kllllf ^lOOIITItGENERAL! ACAMERAMAM J WEJUSTGOr her child. Those persons planning go On from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m., giving well contractors ample Jeeway. tomorrow -hight at 7:.30 at Orange 1 ,D og. 2 L b .s . 19c / L i v e ONiy COULD
' < \ .>■ -X l - / . -X"* PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, MAY 13.1954 •,vv MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 13. 1954 PAGE FIFTEEN Robinson ortant to Dodgers •' ' ■ ■ I ______• ■' •ressiye Bell Beats Ball to Third mj&iiMSkgC Little Leaguers to Canvas Durocher Claims Team By DUTCH HARRISON i —’l Lew *Choke^ the Spoiler Lew Burdette F’-'i..*, Boudreau Likes By DUTCH HARRISON Beats Brooks; Horned for Funds on Sunday Needs Jackie to Win My greatest shot put me in a / play-off which I los^, but It still Indians to Win The anniMl houae to houie can-, All Around Star Key gave me the thrill of pulling off Johnson Wins va»s by the Manchester Lsttle Improves Giants a big one. Chicago, May IS ifi*i—Manager Leajruer* for funds will take place Man foi^Xlhampions; I t cam> on the., last hole of the Lou Boudreau, whoa* Boston R«d Ry BEN PHUtGAR Sunday between the hours of 11. Cheney Tech Outlasts Los Angelos Open In 1951, played Sox loat two iloae ones to the j Ansoelated. Preaa Sports Writer a.ni. and 1 p.m. L/uit year more I Wealhcr Worst in 30 over the Riviera C4»untry Club j Chicago White Sox, thinks the Major Looguo The New York Yankeea had somn than SI.100 was realized through I Years; Giants Better course. Tommy Bolt and Jackie I Cleveland Indians will take th* fresh anmcnltlon today to- usa the drive for th? sypjwrt of the Burke were the leaders sa 1 went’; pennant this aeaaon. = L o a d G r i = = against the
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PAOS SIXTEEIf , MANCHEStgR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 13,1954' MANCHESTER EVF^nNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, C0N5J., THIJRSDAY, M A^ 13,1954 PAGE SEVBNTgBW Antomobilea for Sale 4 Business Services Offered 13 Roofing—SiiHiig ' 16 W an ted T o 68 . Homes For Sale 72 Help Wanted— Femala 35 ' Articles For Sale 45 “Houachold Goods 51 Musical Instruments 53 Lots For Sale 73 1948 CHEVROLET fordor sedan. WIRING INSTALLATION of aU FOR* THE BEST tn Bonded built b y r e l i a b l e business^ '^couple, County' GOP . Sees Latest in Fashions THERE’S A GOOD JOB PEAT HUMUS,_ shrsddsd. Excel . REAL VALUES . COVE^lTRY, Conn., Route' No. French Fly Good Urea, dean cal’. Excellent types. No Job too small. Pster up roofs, shingle roots, guttsrs, WANTED MUSIC Ir^trumental rental. Com no children, 4, 6 ,or 8 hiomi, un- 44-A. Corner lot 70 x 200,. cleared, Clasnfiwl lent eoil conditioner, top dreasing. plete line of instrumems. Rental running . condition. Douglas Pantaluk, 40 Foster street. Phooc conductors and foof repairs «*«ii IN YOUR FUTURE Reliable, Honest, Person furnished. References. Call MI. For $5,000—Three rooms, bath. good neighborhood. Real value at MI. 8-6515/ ' applied to purchase priee: Rep 9-5234 , 8 s.m. to 9 p.m. easing Motors, 833 Main. MItcheU 6-7303. CoughUn, Mitchell 8-770L Insulated, arieeian well, good spot $775. 7 miles to Manchester Post at the TO TAKE OVER resenting Plds, Selmer, Baph, for retired c.duple. Mveiiisements 1991 CHEVROLET deluxe fordor COME IN—Browse around Hie Office. Inquire 130 Pearl St., Mm - D octors to RAY'S ROOFING Co. BuUt up TELEPHONE COMPANY UOTAID BALANCE Pedler and Bundy. Metter'a Music MOTHER AND working daughter a cheater. Tel.*MI. 9^43. ,, sedan, black. Local one owner roofs, gutter work, rdof, chimney Woodshed, 11 Main St., Manches Studio, 177 McKee. Ml. 8-7500. v CLASSIFIED ADVT. MASON—Fleldstorie a specialty. E. ter. Conn. Good used furniture MONTHLY PAYMENTS desperately in need of 8 or 4 room ' For $10,900—Four room expand car. Fully equipped. Douglas Tbth. Phone ML 9-3307. repairs. Free esUmates. Ray You can have the* satis unfurnished apartment in Man- able Cape Cod in Up top conation MANCHESTER GREEIN, Westland DEPT. HOURS . Motors. 833 Mairt. bought and told. Tel. MI. 6-8154 $17.63 Hagenow, Ml. 9-2314. Rsy Jack- faction of doing interest Open 'til 7 p.m. cheater. Maximum $80. Refer on large lot. About $2,500 caah St. Choice halt acre with exceUent Fallen Fort S:15 A.M. to 4:30 P. M. GUARANTEED Top quaUty Ule- son. Ml. 8-8335. 3 COMPLETE Wanted—^To Buy 58 ences. MI. 9-3S73. should do It to an approved buyer. view. Owner, Belcher, BU.'9-1007. Adams 1993 CHEVROLET aU metal station vision service. Calls received be ing and important work ROYAL AND Smith-fXirona port ROOMS OF BRAND wagon, like new condition, radio, fore 9 p.m. wiU be eerviced same 'FOR ALL KINDS of HnAnL siding (Coatoiaed froaa B af* Oaa) as a able and atandard typewriters.* For $13,500—s ix room custom, I (Coatlaaed Craea Pac* Oaaj Co p y CLOSING TIME heater, low mileage. Douglas night. ML 9-1347. and painting caU Maacheat^ NEW f u r n it u r e WANTED- Bunk beds with or with built Caps Cod on but line. Large SOUTH WINDSOR (Wapping 194), An makes of adding machlnea Beautiful Weatinghouse Elec. Rouses For Sal* - 72 the Dien" Bien Ptau garrison, ar He Wasn’t Celebrating, FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Motors, 333 Main. Roofing and Siding Co. Free esti TELEPHONE out mattresses. Call Ml. 9*8609, , kitchen, plenty of cupboard apace 138 X 256. Deaifable fo r large COMPLETE Hand and power lawn mates. Tel. Ml. 9-8933. sold or rented. Repairs on aU • Refrigerator ranch. High elevation, $1700. Wal ranged to fly to Luang Prabang The Ax Just Slipped weekend peas to Schine, former MON. THRU FRI. OPERATOR makes. Marlow's" end many extriiB. ^ McCarthy aids and son of a 1949 STUDEBAKER Pickup. Good mower salea and service. Motors \ Beautiful Bedroom Suite ton W. Grant, Realtor. JA. 2-7584. today in hopes of word 'of her hus 10:30 A. M. condition. Make an offer. No down tuned an overhauled. Pickup and ROOFING, Siding aim carpantgy. Beautiful Living Room Suite MANCHESTER band when Hiiard returne The wealthy New York lanlUy who w u Ybq will receive good pay FLAGSTONE. Stone for walla, Rooms Without Board 59 For $1$,900—six room Colonial Anthony Paggloll of Birch drafted last fall. SATURDAY 9 A. M. payment. $30 monthly. Cole delivery service. Gibson's Garsge Alterations and additloaa. CeU- Beautiful Dinette Bet with 2 car garage oil good lot. CLEARED b u il d in g lot 150' x Vietminh ratUo haa announced Motors, 436 Center St. MI. 9*0980. and'^frequent raises. No house froats, flreplscea, etc. Bol $12,500r-New $-room rshch. Full 200. Beaiitlfuf site for ranch home, Mountain Road celebrated his Adams bad teatifled yesterday ML 3^5013. ings. Workmanahlp guaranteed. ton Notch Quarry M'. 6-0817 Beautiful "De Luxe” Range NEWLY DECORATED, BeauUfUUy Garden space and fruit treee. only that De Castries was cap A. A. Dion, Inc., 399 Autumn experience is necessary Inatead o f Weatinghouse Elec. Re furnished and spacious room. The*, basement, convenient to' bus, shop located on South Road, Bolton, tured when U e fortress fell. There 47th birthday yesterday. The that Ryan called him on Nov. 18 roim OOOFBRAtlON WILL 1948 FORD tudor, lM7 Chevrolet ping, etc. An ideal home for an birthday didn't call for any JAMES A, WOODS. Appliance street. Mitch *U T4860. and yoi^will receive full FIELDSTONE for fireplaces or re frigerator if you prefer most' complete light housekeeping For $16,400—New 6-room Gar- overlooking Bolton Notch. Ap has been ,po word If he wSa and reported the agreement to BE AmUEOlATEO tudor, 1946 Ford fordor. 1946 Buick Sales A Service. 883 Center St. older couple. proximately *4 mile from 'lake. ■pedal oelebration for Pag-- make Schine available for Me- coupe. $3 down and good credit. pay while training. Ages taining walls. CaU Coventry PI. Rugt, Lamps, Tables, Linoleum and facilities available in Manchester. rlion Colonial, excellent conatruc- iyounded. t MI. 8-1918. 2-7161. Few Other Articles You will marvel at the cleanlinesa tlon. I^rge lot, near bua and achool. MI. 9-0851. There aleo haa been no word on ^oli went on hia job with C^arthy subcommittee work wee Diol MI-3-5121 Walk in, drive out. We are easy Roofing 16-38, high school gradu Green Manor cutting wood. getting "out of Hand.” Ryan waa to do business with; No pressure, 16-A EVERYTHING of this building. Children accepted. $13,500—199 Woodbridge St. Six the fate of Genevieve da Galard ates preferred. BIG TRADES accepted for Rem- Central, j Priced so reasonable room Cape Cod, basement gsrsgs. For Furthei] Information Terraube, the French Air Force Before the day was over, the quoted as saying he feared Sehlae,' no down payment. See Bob Oliver, Wa s h in g m a c h in e repaired. ROOFING—SpeclallMng in repali- ington-SchicIc, Sunbeam electric THE UNPAID Suburban For Sale 75 ax slipped and went into hia Center Motor Sales, 46tMain St. MI. 9*9757. » you'll gasp! Be surf and sea this ‘ A. roomy home with one bath down, nuiae who waa the only woman In woulcl be seen off the poet not ml -ing roofs of all kinds. Also new A p p l y n o w ? razors. Also cutting heads and BALANCE Pr ic e one. Mra. Doriey, 14 Arch St.' Call the fortreka. right foot. Taken to the Man aubcbnunlttee busineaa roof a Gutter worit. Chimneys second bath up nearly completed. SIX. MILSiS Out. Bran<} new - five Lost and.Foinid; 1951 WILLTS Station wagon, six GONDER’S T.V. Service, avaUsbie parts. Russell's Barber Shop, Cor ONLY $488.26 Four bedrodma. Excellent mort room ranch, on lot 182 x 200, Liv Drop thipplles chester Memorial Hospital Adams objected to the n h td cleaned, repaired, 28 years’ ex- 806 MAIN STREET ner Oak ^ Spruce. AT . THE CENTER, Pleasant ALICE CLAMPET emergency room, Paggioli was cylinder, all metal, radio, heater, any time. Antenna conversions. irience. Free estimatsa. Cell Free storage until wanted. Free gage available. ing room, 23 X 13.6, fireplace. The French announced their "appeasement'' and inalatad^ie sad FOUND—S fcUowi who wqi wax, overdrive. Honest Douglas, 333 PhUco factoty supervised service. delivery.. Free set up by our own rooms, single or double. Gentle Realtor Beat construction. Madeline Smith, transports had dropped more than treated and then released. Tw6 Stevens were anxious to kakp rala- waah and clean out your car for Sowiey. Manchester MItcheU Mon., Tues., Thur^ DELTA-DB WALT power toola and reliable men.' men. 14*18 Wadsworth Street. stitches were necessary. Main. Tel. MI. 9*1488. 3-5381. ! accessories. Salea, aervlce, demon $13,990 -Six room ranch style Realtor. MI. 9-1642, 9-1146. nlite tons of ice, food, medioal aup? Uona with the M cOvthy aubcom*. oidy tS. For aarvlca telephone MI. Phone* MI-9-4543 plies and.equipment for the wound mlttee aa pleasant aa poeeible. and Fri. stration. Terms arranged. Camtol No Payments To Banks PLEASANT, FURNISHED room, cottage on Bolton Lake. Easily t4 im . 1950 MERCURY club coupe, radio RUBBISH AND Ashes removed. ROCKVILLE—Two years 6Id five ed concentrated near the battle- ' 4. Jenkins turned ta a praea n - , Equipment Co.. 88 Mmli St or Finance Companies suitable for two persona. One converted to year around home. FOR SALE —Seven-'robin single and heater, excellent condition. General cleaning of attics, ceUara " 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. room ranch. Large-, living room, fleld of Dien Bien Phu. The Viet lease issued Nov. jS by stavaaa LOST—Diamond engas;ement ring, Low mileage, one owner. Low and yards. Call M .and M Rubbish Heating—Plumbing 17 Phone Me Immediatelv block from Main St. Phone MI. 100' lakefront. Sandy beach. house. Good condition throughout. kitchen, three bedrooms. dk>m- solitaire, yellow gold band. Finder ALL ALUMINUM combination win 9-3884. Ideal for couple with children. minh have marked off the entire Which said the Apmy knew of ao payments.'Bob Oliver has the'best removal. Ml. 9*9757. GUARANTEED PLUMBINO and Or call Mitchell 3-4107 HARTFORD CH-7-0358 blnation storm windows, amesite area with red crosaes #tid aaeem- CUl Ml. S-8S61. Reward. at Center Motor Sales. dows and doors, aelf-atoring, save Fenced in back yard with play drive, nicely landscaped lot with Obituary "current e8plona^e" at Ft. Mea> MANCHESTER X. V. Jtervlce. heating. Jobbing and new work. heat, comfort, convemence, last a After 7 P. M, CH-6-4690 TWIN BEDROOM and kitchen, room in basement of 2-cer' garage. bled the French casualties in teiita mouth. A M B rn oU S Lady to sell lovely $14,200—Exceptional six (2 un fence. V.A. approved. Owner being there. Doctors in the fortreaa whan ZX3ST—Wmte and aable Collie, 1949 CHEVROLETS 4 doors (3), radio and T.V. spedallsU since JoseiUi SkeUey. MI. 9-8014. lifetime. Free demonstration. CaU See It Day Or Night central. Working couple, or two Drive by 106 Rueaell Street for a Adams said thia "upaat’*, ODlm, named Lassie. Andover License Sterling silver by appointment. anytime. BUI Tunaky, kO. 6-9095. gentlemen. Parking. MI. 8-4724. finished), room Cape Cod with base look! Call MI. 3-8322 for appoint traneferred; No agents. Price it fell are attending the wounded. 1950 Ford club cotipe, 1948 Ford 1931. Houee aeivi'e call., 13.50 Evenings and Saturday. Advanced If you have ndtmeana o f transpor $12,200. Phone Rockville 6-4145. with the upshot that Stevans aua- MI. >-lia8 aRer 6. LENNOX FURNACES and warm ment garage. Many plus features ment to see the inside. The trip to Dien Bien Phu waa gested that he and hia aidaa go to station wagon, 1947 Ford tudor, MI. 9-6860 or MI. 8-4807. air heating. Earl Van Camp. MI. commission. Car essential. MI. ALL FAMOUS make power mow- tation, I'll send my auto for you: and extras make thie a very de- 1948 Studebaker, 1950 Nash, 1948 SOUTH COVENTRY. Three beT- Huard'a second such mercy mission Deaths ^’ ew York on Nov. )8 for a ctm- LOST—PASS BOOK No. 471. 9-5844. 9-0106. , ere 149.95 up. Buy on budget. No No obligation. ROOM FOR Rent. Private home. airable home. Convenient to the NICE SIX ROOM tingle, large to the Vietrtilnh. Pontiac sedan, 1947 . Plymouth ANTIQUES Retintoied. Repairing money down, 13 weekly. Budget 234 Charter Oak. MI. 3*8388. room Cape Cod, fireplace, oil ference. Notice is hereby given that Option* sedan, 1943 Chevrolet. abrosedan done on any furniture. A—L-^B—E—R—T— S Hartford bus. rooms, oil heat, in excelient con heat, storm sash and screena, ga In Indochina since 1933, he. long a] Share Book No. 471, issued by *neman. CLERK-TYPIST— 'Experienced In Center, 91 Center St. 4.7-45 ALLYN ST.. HARTFORD That, asked Jenkins, waa "for (looks like 1948 modeD.x Honest 189 South Main S t Phone Ml. dition. Big lot with garage and rage and amesite drive. Near the haa bqen prominent in RM Cross Frank T. Hall TTie Manchester Savings and Loan Moving-^Traeldng Ediphone work and various cleri o « buildings. Priced right. S. A. the purpose of mollifying aad Douglas, 333 Main. 3-5643. cal duUea, Monday through Fri ROOM FOR Gentleman. 91 Foster l^ e , stores, school and bus. Ex work and is widely respected by Frank T. Hall, 60 Kensington plaoatlnr* Sen- McCarthy, Association. Inc., has been lost and ^forage 20 OIL BURNER for kitchen range. ATTENTION Ijidiesi SMp-r-overs Beechler. Phone MI. 3-6969. the Vietnamese. After the French day. This ia s permanent ^Mition. Western saddle. Both uaed slight and drapea custom made. Re-um street. $15,500—Six room* ranch, garage, cellent coniUtion throughout. Im St., died laat night after a short “ Yea. sir." agreed Adams with application has been made to said 1953 OLDSMOBILE Super 88 con FURNITURE Refinlshing, anUque patio, split-rail fence, new carpet- defeat at Ooabang In October, AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO., H. J. Heins Co.. 670 ToUand St. ly. P. O. Box 55, Buckland, Conn. bolstering. Beautiful fabrics, FOUR ROO MCape Cod with shed mediate occupancy; Owner Coven illness. some heaitancy. AiwKlatlon for payment of the vertible, powder blue, radio, heat furniture a specialty, chairs caned FURNISHED ROOM for rent near , ing irt the living room and hallway, try PI. 25343, week days afteri '1950, he took a leading role in amount of deposit. local and long distance moving, East Hartford. JA. 8*6534. prints, atripes. solids. Expertly dormer. Good location. H acre of Bom in Hebron. Sept. 12, 1870, Jenkins wanted to know If that er, hydramatic, white walls, low and rushed, Anarni F. Tboip OUTDOOR CHAISE Lounge, like nniahed; IS down, 82 weekly, Main street. Gentleman pre elty water, city aewer, aidewalks, land. Jdl. 9-9635. ^ 4:30. All day Saturday and Sun ai-ranging for evacuation of hnn- he had been a resident of Man didn't amount to "appeasement” Phone tatcheU 9-67|5. packing, storage. CaU MI. 8-8187. dreds of French held by the rebela. 'LOST-PASS BOOK No. 61319. mileage. Private party. Financing Hartford CHapel T-143S. ALERT CAPABLE woman to work new. Baby scales.*' baby awing, balance one year to pay. Ca’ll ferred. MI. 9-2170. 9 Hazel St. curbs. G1 mortgage available. day. ■ ■ . chester for 40 years, retiring from of Senator McCarthy. can be arranged. Call MI. 8*7609. on tray service, 10:80 a.m. to 7:15 sterilizer. MI. 9*8610 after 6. ------f- ' ----, Notice la hereby given that Pass COMPLETE RE3>AIRS by Stuart JAckami 3-778n or JAckson 4*0154. COLUMBIA — Five room ranch the trucking business some time Adams replied different peraeas Book No. 61319, Issued by The MANCHESTER — Package DeUv- p.m., five day , week. Rotating Out of town reverse chargee. style home. Sun porch;—two-car VERNON—Tops in location, tops ago. might interpret it differently. Ha 1949 FORD club coupe, has two R. Wolcott on wringer and auto week-ends. Apply to Dietitian, 1-3 TWO REFRlGERAnSD meat Sia- Apart menta— Flat»— in value. Custom built 7 room Savings Bank of Manchester has new tires. Price $539. CaU Clinton matic hrsahlng machines, vacuum ery. Local light trucking and $16.500—New aix room ranches, garage, artesian well, steam heat, He Ickves one son, David W. of s)Ud Stevens felt hia first state package deUvery. Refrigerators, p.m, Manchester Memorial Hospi play cases. Very reasonable F MAGIC CHIEF gas stove. Good Tenements 63 lake privileges, ten acres. on home, only 3 years .old. Located been lost and application has been Fulton, Cedar Swamp Rd., No. cleaners, motora, amall appU- Barlow. Ml. 3-5095". full basement, garage, patio, to Red Engineer Long Island; one daughter,: M rs, ment had been misinterpreted sod made to said bank for payment of washers and stove moving a tal. condition. Very reasonable^ MI he built in the Green area. Pick route 6. Price $11,600. MI, 3-8S8S. in Vernon Heights. ^Features four he merely wanted to restate It to Coventry. Phone PI. 3-7395. ances. Wriding 180 Main street. 9*5856. THREE ROOMS, heat, hot water, bedrooms, ceramiO tile bath, large Harold Perrett, with whom he the amount of deposit. Phone Ml. 9-6678. specialty. ML 9-0753. HAVE YOUR electric shaver serv your lot now. T * . Herald Photo made his home; one sister, Mrs. make it clear the Army—not electricity and rooking fuel, Vene 175 ST. JOHN ST. —You cannot living room-and dining room, half Mrs. Lawrence D. Shehan, and flve-year-old daughter, Kathy, of 1953 FORD 8 cylinder custom line Help wanted— Male 36 iced by experienced repairman. an acre lot...'Convenient to high Scorns Cobalt Mattie Lord of Cast Hartford: hecesaarily McCarthy—knew of no tudor, lustrous blue finish. Radio, ALL KINDS Of amenna work. CaU tian blin ^. Adults. Avsilable May beat the location you can Andover, are shown modeling a mother-daughter dress ensemble at current espionage at Monmouth. Painting—Papering 21 Parti for Sunbeam, Schick and NO NEED TO JOIN A CLUB 15. MI. 9*9026. not equal the value in this way and new grammar achool. two grandchildren, and two great Annonneements heater, overdrive. Local owner. Art Pinney,-TV Antenna ‘'pedal DEPENDABLE, conscl e n 11 o u a Remington. 10 Biaaell St. SUNNY VIEW DRIVE. VER Owner must aell for business rea the Tolland County GOP Fashion and Flower Show held at'the Prin grandchUdren. 5. Jenkina cited also a pubUo Only 34.000 mUes, $l,lB9Lfull price. 1st, Salea and' Service. Very fair Top Quality Furniture two and oni-half year old Cape cess Ballroom in Rockville last night. A packed house turned out apology by Secret^ Stevens fbr RALEIGH COUPONS — Redeem workers. Must be oyer 35 years NON. OPEN SUNDAY 3-6 P. M. Cod. Six rooma (two untinished) sons. .Below replacement at Bombas Effect The funeral wUl be held at the See Bob Oliver today at Center prices. Tel. ML 9-4772. PAINTING AND ' .old, married, for steady, year FIFTY INSIDE 5 panel doors, in Brand Name Appllancee Business - liOcations DIRECTIONS: >4 MILE EAST OF $15,8(X). - Jarvis Realty Co;, >654 to view the latest creations in the local style w orld....and to catch Holmes Funeral Home. 400 Main having barred Cohn from a aecret your coupons here in town. Select Motor Sales. good condition. Ideal for cottage. features, picture windows, awn-, laboratory at Monmouth. 'round work ss service station at and TV at Tremendous Savinga For Rent VEJINON CENTER, ROUTE 30. ings, loads of extras. Lovely' Center St. MI. 3-4112, a glimpse of the feature model, Mrs. John Lodge, who ekhibited four St,, Saturdey afternoon at 2 your premium, carry it home with WEBB'S TV — 17 Maple St., $3 per PAPER HANGING May be keen at Almshouse, 215 64 (ConUnned from Pag# One) dresses from one of the city fashion shops. . , Adams objected to applying tho you, no postage, no delay. Visit tendant. Good opportunity for right New Split-Level'nearing, comple/ wooded lot In park-Ilke surround r~7------^ ^ ...... I X o'clock. Burial will be in Wapping •51 FORD CUSTOM V-8 4-DR. house csU. AU work fully guaran man. Apply in person. McClure East Middle Turnpike, days until CHAMBERS FURNTTUr A Bo l t o n h il l s id e , 6 room aput word "appeasement” to that er our store for premiums for La- teed. CaU' Ml. 9*6535 for quick FOR RENT—Small store, 23 Oak tion. An excellent home ,in a fine ings. Excellent GI mortgage actionary circles raise a fuss about Cemetery. Loaded. Purrs like a kitten. Don't JOHN M. McCANN ^ Auto Co., 873 Main. 8 p.m. SALES Street. For information call Xfl. neighborhood., High elevation. On level home, large living room, • y other incidents but amid the Army Rosa, Kirkman, Bordens, Octagon, miss this one. honest service. '' 30 Laurel Street avallkble. Jarvis Realty Co. 654 a so-called cobalt bomb.” Friends may’caU at the funeral waa trying to avoid the "open hoe- Hearth Oub, Mrs. FUberts, 9-1690 or MI. 9*8094. the bus line. Good mortgage avail Center St. MI. 3-4113. fireplace, Youngstown kitchen, Sedov described the cobalt bomb home tomorrow from 3 to 5:30 and WANTED—Experienced full or . At The Green dishwasher, hot water heat, at tility” of McCarthy, and waa try Raleigh. Potterton’s, 130 Center '49 CHEVROLET CONV. WIRING installation and re Tel. MI-3-7388 or Ml-3-6738 FREEZER 12.5 CU. FT. Like new able. , this way: v Dr. Lundberg Re-Named from 7 to 9:30 p.m. part time counter man for meat Mitchell 3-5187 LARGE STORE for rent with base $1500 DOWN, 3 bedroom ranch, tached garage, ameaite drive,' ing to keep relations- as pleasant St., Manchester. A dream host. Custom finiahed. pair. of smaU electric appUanoea' department. Manchester Public Call MI. 9-2395. "As a result of ^thermonuclear aa poeaible. and fixtures, Clarence G. Smith, Hours: 10 to 5—7:30 to 8:30 P. M. ment, desirable location. Suitable flreplace, picture window, large large lot, trees. Carlton W. Hutch Power top,, loaded. Very low price. PAINTING, Eheterior and Interior, Market. for any business. For information, ina. MI. 9-5132,'9-4694. reaction (H-bomb explosion), there Adams repeatedly distlngulahed 21 Knox St. Phone Ml. 3-8423. GIRL'S WHITE Chicago roller kitchen, full cellar, 'aluminum is formed a large quantity of free President of . Heart Assn. paperhanging. Ceilings reOnlah* write Box E, Herald. WARREN E. HOWLAND atorm windows, high elevation, Iietwccn stopping an “inveotiga- Personals '51 KAISER DE LUXE WANTED—Mason helper. Advance skates, size 7 shoe. Slightly used PRACTICALLY New sofa*hide*a Realtor—Insurer ' VERNON. Campbell Ave.—3 room neutrons (the core of the atom). Crash dash. Loaded. Long mile H A 1 RADIO-TV Service. Service ed. WaU paper books on request. MI. 9-7248. bed. glassware, unpainted cheats, large lot, bua Una, Bolton area, Funerals tion” and stopping "hearings.” • THE PROSPECT HiU School for Estimates given. FuUy Ininucd. ment for right man. Phone MI. SECOND FLOOR, 3400 tq. ft., ranch house. Approx. ,2-3 acres The shell of this bomb, made of co^ Dr. George A. F. Lundberg was age for the sedate driver. - ' charge 33.50. Tel. MI. 0*6665. Gary 9*3101, 9-5146. bookcases, box spring,, mattress, 648 Woodbridge Street Carltbn W. Hutchina. MI. 9-5182, bait captures these neutrons. As a young children. Transportation lamonaco. CaU Edward R. Pries. MItcheU plenty ight, two lavatories, three 9-4694. • ' land, including extra- building lot. re-elected president of the Man floor lamp, baby carriage, baby front rooms, suitable light manu Electric hot water, hot air heat result, there is produced a radio-- 1 furnished. Mrs. Lela Tybur, direc '51 HENRY J "8" 9-1003. 18 ?T . ARMY Tent, poles and scales, mahogany desk, kitchen Phone MI-3-8600—MI-3-5711 chester Heart Assn, at a meeting John J. WUhelm tor. Phone Mitchell 9-5767. , YOUNG MAN with smaU pick-up stakes, $35. MI. 9*3104. facturing, large office halU. Apply oil burner. Cellar on lower level. active isotope of cobalt (a cobalt of the Board of Directors of . the Like new. 14,000 miles. A bar table, boudoir chair and atool, 6 x Backer, 36 Oak. A MAIN 'STREET VALUE atom with an extra neutron) The funeral of Mrs. John J. Wil In sists UN gain at our price. thick, will do odd Jobs, evenlnga PAINTING AND Paperiianging. WANTED I..arge windows. Could be finished association last night. Satisfaction guaranteed. 35 years 9 worn rug. Other items. Yellow 84 ACADEMY STREET —Six rooiii which disintegrates, disseminating helm, Pine Lake Shores, Coven MRS. ZOPPI, reader and adviser> or week-ends. Ml. 9*8453. off for extra bedroom. $7500. E. J. Other officers re-elected were try, waa held this afternoon at 2 All welcome. 256 Franklin Ave., • experience. Orders taken for out House, corner Main, Elmhill, Tal- AIR CONDITIONED officea. Mod- Dutch colonial. In good condition. Custom built large 7 room house Campbell, 29 Bissell Street. Tel. beta and gamma raya in a period '51 DODGE 2-DR. EXPERIENCED CHEF UTILITY TRAILER. Reasonable. cottvllle. MI. 9*1617. ern design. Near Post Office, Main D. Lloyd Hobron, vice, president; o'clock at the Andover Congrega across from the Art theater. For Beautiful green. A cream puff. DOORS OPENED, keys fitted, side work now. CsU Raymond Call MI. 3-7883. Laundry room off kitchen, In Mcellent condition end's 2-car MI. 9-2070. of half-Ufe. of 5.3 yeara." atreet, corner Wadsworth. MI. screened porch, attic, oil ‘ steam (This means it takes 5.3 years William P. Slover. secretary, and tional CUurch. with the Rev. Ste W atch Vote appointment caU CHapel 6*6785. c o p i^ vacuum deaners, irons, Trudeau. MI. 9*1614. WHITE^ FLORENCE combination garage. Lavatory first floor. Deep N. William Knight, treasurer. '51 STUDEBAKER V-8 4-DR. ONE 18'' BLAlh mower, Briggs A 9-9779, or Ml. 9*9819. heat, storm windows and screena, for half of any original amount of phen Chamberlain, minister, of the guns, etc., repaired. Shears, Full Time ™oge. 4 gas burners, converted Tot with many possibilities at Directors are Dr. Joseph C. ’ EXPERT COR8ETRY service in Black. Hydramatic, loaded. kmves, mowers etc., put into con Stratton motor. Used only once, one-car garage, one block from 326,500. Information by appoint Wanted— Real EsUte 77 radioactive cobalt duat to give off church, officiating. Burial waa in gas fixtures for heating, chrome ONE ROOM ground floor office on Barry, Thomas Bentley, Raymond ' the Townsend Cemetery, Andover. your home. Trixie foundations. Worth $300 more than our aaking dition for coming needs. Bralth- EXTERIOR PAINTING only. Free Good Working Conditions brand new. Reg. SI 19.95, tacrifice bus line, store and short walking ment only. all its x-rays and become harm Aida Adams, 53 Durant St. MI. estimates. MI. 9*13te. pipe. Ideal for summer cottage Center St., with heat and elec c a sh WAITINO tor any type real E. Cooper, Anthony J. D’Avanzo, | Bearers were- Raymond Hamp O f Koreans price. waite. 53 P w l street $75. Also baby crib, high chair, MI. 9-4178. tricity, 840. MI. 3-4524. ' distance to school. Shown by ' ap less, snother 5.3 years for.half of 8-8160, call after 5 p.m. References toidy chair, reasonable. Call MI. pointment. Aaking $14,500. Elva estate wou have to sell. First and what ia left and so on.) Robert C. Dennison, Mrs. EMwin ; ton. Harold Palmer, Jacob Palmer ■50 STUDEBAKER "6" GARDENS AND Lawns plowed by PAINTING—Exterior and interior. 9-6121 after 4:30 p.m. .Tyler, Realtor. MI. 9-4469. ■ JAMES J. ROHAN & SON second mortgage money available. ' "Attempting to frighten the C. Higgins, Dr. Harold J.- Leh-j and Walter Palmer, (ContlaMd from Fa(« OM) WANTED—Riders to Pratt A Whit ' A doll. Thia ca r ia equal to new. rototiller. Rider, 698 No. Main St. For free estimates. CaU MI. Realtors Also (latinga wanted. Call The mns. Dr. Howard J. Lockward, I 9*9773. JOFA BED, in good condition, $25. Houses For Rienl 65 people with this news weepon," ney south parking lot, second MI. 9-9613. \ Write Box Y STERILIZER. $2: Teeter-babe, $3: MI. 3-6805. CUSTOM BUILT four room, ex Telephone Mitchell 3-7433 Johnson Building Company, 953 the Red Star article said, “ the im Russell J. Paul, Dr. Jacob A. S«- \ • Memorial Mass Earlier, the 16 naUoaa which shift, vicinity South Manchester. ’5< WILLYS gray combination atroller-oar------j COMPLETELY FURNISHED four- pandable ttf six, cabinet kitchen, Main St. MI. 3-7426. Evenings ML perialists claim that expioalon of a gal, Mrs. Ruth Spencer. Mrs. Leon A h^h Maas will he said for fought under the United Nstiaaa Manchester MI. 9-4997. PAINT a n d Paperhangihg. Time riage, $25; child's birch chif. large living .Vooni/'flrei 'ace, oak 9-0018. flag in Korea wero repotted to ROTOTILLER payments. Financing arranged. c.'o Herald WESTINGHOUSE 9 cu. ft. refrlK-j, room year round home in Bolton, cobalt bomb will result in cen A. Thorp ,and Mrs. L. Morgan all deceased members o f the Mag- / Save lots Of ferobe, 125: baby's enamel tub. erator, Al condition. IBooks like] years old. Occupancy three floors, sanitary.'molding, storm MANCHESTER ts mlnstion o f a locality with Porter. lianeae Society. Saturday morn have considered at a private aea- WANTED—Ride to Pratt A Whit FOR HIRE \ Wm. Dickson $c Son. Phone MI. ,A11 practically neW. MI. 9-3237. . windows, oil steam heal, 100' lot, WE HAVE buyers waiting for tin- ■ion the question of winding up tho ney, 8 to 4:45 from South End. MI. f '• $ $ $ $ 9-0920. new. A real buy at $135, May be I weeks. Adults only. Phone MI. gle and two-family homes. Mort radioactive cobalt dust which may Dennison, who served as cam ing at 9 o'clock in St. James' seen at 367 Main St. rear. 9-1794 after 4 p.m. trees, near. ' stores, bus. Only paign chairman for the recent, Oturch. Koreah phaao of the Geneva Con* 9-3493 after 6. with operator. Lawns, tobacco ELDERLY MAN to work at cigar j TVo new ranch homes that are gages arranged. Please call A-C.B. make whole regions unfit for hu ferenca. TOWN MOTORS, Inc. $8,900. Carlton W. Hutchins. MI. man habitation for a long time. drive, reported that $4,217.54 of beds, gardens. and news stand. Write Box G nearing completion. Purchaser may Realty Co.- MI. 6-2302. WANTED—Riders to Pratt A Whlt- Courses and Classes 27 Boats and Accessories 46 HOT POINT REFRIGERATOr TI 9-5133, 9-4694. "However, these statements do the $6,000 goal was collected. Top diplomau of the 16 met for 45 West Center Street Herald. cu. feet, excellent condi* >n. $ . SIX ROOM House for rent Write have choice of decorating. One is more than an hour to work out wey, hours 8 to 4:45, from Center Free Estimates—MI-3-6144 60 READY BUYER^aiting. For InT- not have sufficient basis. It is In peporllng on the'Hcart Clin MI-3-8557—Comer Cooper St. TRACTOR TRAINING Service, U MI. 9*8741, Box Z. Herald. located on Greenwood Drive. T h e Latins Hit Dewey plans for how and when to wrtto Oonjpvgatlonal church via Silver 12 FT. KAYAK two place, good ✓ 88 BROOKFIELD STREET mediate action list your property known that cobalt, having a long ic, which is held each month on Lade. MI. 9*9356 after 5. Open Evenlnga Until ^ P. M. selecting men in this area to he period of half-life, posaeaaes com- o ff thia part of the conference ao Salesmen Wanted 36-A condition. $40. MI. 9*8961. PRACTICALLY NEW Hide-a bed, other On Woodland street. Idany with the Albert J. Gatto Co.,/Real the fourth Wednesday, Dr. Segal a failure. There was no immediate BULLDOZER and loader work. trained for high pay Jobs as diesel tors. CH. S-8489, evenlnga MI. parativefy low radiation activity. said the number of people avail Dr, George Lundberg TOUNO LADY desires ride fnim Ask for Steve, Nelson, Doc Landscaping and gra&ing. Reason mechanics, tractor, bulldozer op glassware, bookcases, box spring, ^____ Suburban For Rent 66 Custom built 9H room English other listings. For Coffee Plan word aa to whether they actually AUTOMOBILE mattroaf, alx-way floor lamp, baby 35946, JA. 8-3989. « Moreover, it is necessary to take ing themselves of the services o f vicinity Hilliard and Broad Streets Low Easy Terms With The able rates. No job t
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i - . ,PAGE EIGHTEEN Thursday, m ay is. 1954 Avantga Daily Net PreM Ran Far Om Wadk M a d T he W eathw ,iijari>iiji- ill May a. liM rwneast of D. «. Wmttear Bwmm TVaIgM oioiidy aat aa eaaL rata 1 1 ,1 8 4 taglaatag aear daybreak, tm r 44- Member e( tka A«d|t 4g. Saturday imta aad eaal feUawed Bareaa at Cltewlattaa by gradual elearlag lata la Mm day. High 50-55. M anche$ter-^A City o f Village ChartnS^, liU «K UmC HMMINeS X V0L.LXXin,NO.l»7 (ClaaMfled AdearttalBg an Page Id) MANCHESTER, C0NN„ FRIDAY. MAY 14, 1954 (EIGK^TEEN PAGES) PRICE FIVE CENTS COLOR MAOIC NM piM vifts SURPRISED... m M itiM f li Ml riMN. Concession ceitMiN UMM TMMeee uraMcts French Flying By Molotov Our Coventry poultry expert, Tony Buyseee. wa« more Dirksen, than surpriaed at the demand laat weekend not only for on Stand /■ 3-legred chickens, but for chickens with three or four At Geneva breasts as well. Sorry that we sold out early on lefs and at HALE'S Wounded Out breasts . . . but this cut-up business is new to uV and ws, Geneva, May 14 (JP)—Rus did not figure on euch a heavy call for them. Afain this Hanoi, Indochina, May 14 (/P)—The French began air week we offer freshly cut parts from FARM FRESH sia proposed today that any lifting their seriously wounded troops from Dien Bien Phu settlement of ,the Indochina WHITE ROCK FRYe Rs . . . buy the part or parts your SELF SERVE and MEAT DEPT today. The Vietminh indicated they would release at least conflict be carried out under family Ukes . . . "fresher by far ’ 2t Pinehurst. '450 of the casualtes from the captured fortress. That figure wa* tSOIese than pervloua French f =— ------— :— the supervision of a neutral nations’ supervisory commis KRAFTS GlipRIETTA ' LA RG E. eitimates of the number of aeifoua > _ % FRESH CHICKEN BREASTS ... 4 . . . lb. 99« VELVEEtAlPROCESS SLICED ELBERTA coaea. The Comrounlet-Ied rebela sion. This represented a LOCAL. FRESH MEAT DEPARTMENT hed reported they captured 1,400 major modification in the Canadian Ambassal^or Gets ^Seaway^ l^n wounded in all when Dien Bien Phu Guardsmen FRESH "CHICKEN LESS ...... : lb. 89c CHEESE PEACHES GRADE-A fell a week ago. Communist position. The Best Buy Is Beef 'The French high commend an Soviet Foreign Minister nounced the flrat contingent of the R escue 14 Vyacheslav M. . lolqtov made his Ban of W hite Soup parts, giblets, livers and wings. Farm fresh fowl 2 Lb. Loaf Lg. Size Can BONELESS BEEF moat gravely wounded arrived proposal to the nine-party Indo from Coventry . . . more frosen eviscerated small Belts- about noon today - at the royal china Conference a few minutes EGGS before French Foreign Minister TiUe turkeya L-aotian capital of Luang Prabang, '115 mllea to the aouthwest. Dak6ta From Surf Georges Bidsult had declared in PRICE JUST REDUCED transport plane, were to ruah them ternational control was an essen House D etails WE OFFER FRESHLY CUT CHUCK RIB tial cbndition in any settlement. from there to Hanoi and other Cape Hatteras, N. C., May Molotov Conceded that the earlier point! with hospital facilities. 14 (y^—A 200-foot freighter propa al of Communist-led Viet- Washington. May 14 (/P)—An Eisenhower Administration WHITE<* ROCK FRYERS or A total of 32 wounded were ex ROAST ROAST pected In Hanoi by late thia after ran aground in raging seas on minh did not provide for adequate bar today shut off any detailed testimony about high-level BROILERS (large size) at ...... $1.59 each noon. bleak Hatteras Island today'^ supervision and ther a.-bmitted his conferences on the McCarthy-Army row. But two senators re- Since only hellcoptera and small own proposal as a supplement to Coast Guardsmen took off its the Vietminh plan. ■ lated behind-the-scenes army approaches to them—visits Sen. plapea can use the war-battered, McCarthy calls "blackmail” a t------—______LAND O’ LAKES ahell-pocked Dien Bien Phu atr- crew of 14 by breeches' buoy TTiere was no Immediate word tempt!'. Bt'rip, the French expected the air above the booming surf. from the Western powers as to Serve With Pride Our meat manager wants me to remind you of the whether the Soviet prcf>osal would In dramatic moments. Sens. quality of Pinehurst Ground Meats. Nothing but BUTTER CRISCO DOZ. lifting of the 450 men to take at Capt. Jose Zillle radioed at 1:30 Dirksen (R-III) and Mundt (R-SD) LB. LB. least two. weeks. The planes could a.m., that he feared his vea‘el, the satisfy them on the question of stepped from tbeir roles on the V ote Allows fresh Government inspected beef in all grades . . . ^ (In Quarters) carry only 1, 3 or ■ 4 passengers Omar Babiin of 1,275 tone, was si;pervision. bench of Uie McCarthy -Army hear and three grinds to choose from . . , ‘ . each. sinking in high seSs off the barrier Foreign Minister Bidsult „ told . Lb.' Pot or Ovrn Rnaat Bonrd and Rnllrd If Dr»lrrd Because of the serious condition the conference today s settleinent ings to testify about visit, they re 3 Lb. Tin Ac You Chooco No f'hargr For Srrvico reef of this forl)idding coast. Mln- ceived last January from Army REGULAR HAMBURG ...... lb. 39c of the first evacuees, the French utea later the vessel reported she of the civil war In Viet Nam must Counselor John G. Adams. Sponsoring SALTINES said they would allow no newsmen wsa aground. be carried out under international Both agreed that Adams poured Our fresh cut chidden parts have gained great favor (lifgs. to Interview them for at least 48 Ooast Guardsmen who converged control. out. a atory of pressure from the by Kccblcr CHUCK GROUND ...... lb. 69c hours. '■ Replying botlj to Vietminh pro Breast, Wings, Necks). You’ll find that we also have AcUoa Mar Hanoi from four stations found the s’hlp McCarthy subcommittee, end par Of H eari^ ROUND STEAK GROUND ...... lb. 85c young Broilers, Fryers, Plump Fowl and Roasters. 200 feet offshore with heavy surf posals and 1.0 five questions asked ticularly from Roy M. Colin, Its Here in the Red River Delta, breaking about her. They got a Wednesday by 'British Foreign general counsel, in behalf of Pvt. 18c*27c pkg.. meanwhile, the French counted line, aboard and set up the rescue Secretary Anthony Eden. Bldault G. David Schine. drafted former Washington, May 14 (fP)— new casualties suffered besting off line. said his delegation wishes the M P H T E ROASTERS“’ 55c an attack by 2,000 to 3,000 rebela consultant to- the subcommittee. A Congressional precedent The (Irst' thffee men brought opening of ."concrete negotiations” Both Dirksen and Mundt 'aaid, appears to have been aet by yesterday, only 30 miles south of ashore through stinging rain snd In the very near future. Hanoi. too, their first reaction was that, the Senate Investigationa .Pinehurst Pet Reests, the lean chuck roasts JACK FROST PREMIER 1 Lb. Tin hard winds were identified . as Aasueni Eden if the charges were true Cohn The French admitted they sus Ramon Rodriguez of Hs'.’ana, Bidault took up each of EdSn's Subcommittee's decision to RATH’S BLACK HAWK BACON tained "sertouB losses',’ In repelling must be.fired, and that when they w t offer at 79c lb. arc abselutaly boneless. . . CONFECTIONER (ftlEEN Cuba. Nathaniel Qoodlng and Ru five questions answering thefn in discussed the matter .with Sen. permit commercial sponsor VLB. PACKAGE' the assault near the town H turn. waste free and sinew free. OR Phuly. It was the biggest attack dolph Stamps, .who registered on McCarthy he declarod he would ship of television broadcasts from HonduKSs. Eden's first question had been not submit to "blackmail.''^ LIMA BEANS so far this yssr in the delta, the The (^ast Guard said the vessel whether troops on both sides of the Army- McCarthy hear- TENDER LAMB BROWN SUCAR major Vietminh target since/ the 'The committee recessed at 12:30 inifs. KRAFTS CHEEZ WHIZ fall of Dien Bien Phu. / . WA^ 'of Panamanian registry. should be concentrated in desig p. m. until 2 p. m. (EDT) with x ; ^ Udyd’s Register lists an Omar Be- nated areas. Bidault's reply: So far aa could be determined, .LAMB PATTIES ...... lb. 3 5 c 2 Pkgs. 2 Tins French flghtera and bombers Sea. Alexander Wiley Is) toms and liand* one of the pens Deed by President Elsenhower to Self. Potter (R-Mtch), anothier bun, registered in Honduras. ''France believes that the sign the St. Lawrence seaM' bill to Canadian Ambassador A. P. T. Heeney, as the President receives Republican subcommittee mem there i* no prerlous eltuaUon in We gladly sell you a H leg of lamb or cut chops from a plaatarad the attackers again, to troops of the t\yo sides should be which a committee of either the vdiole leg if you wish. day, forcing the Communiat-led Hampered By Fog another. Sen- George D. tiken (R-Vt), right, enjoys the hy-piny at tlie White House ceremony May ber. preparing to testify under Hampered by fog and rain and re-assembled in determined zones 13. (AP W'irephoto). oath about his conferance with House or Senate has permitted I lb. jar U ^ i troops to seek hideouts deep in as far as Viet Nam is -conceraed.” any official proceedings to be tele- the limestone hills around Phuly. by the uncertainty of the vessel as Adams on Jan. 22. Lamb Shoulders a good value at $3.10 to Thla* favnrito brand of Baron wr ron* to Its posiUon, th« Coast Guard In answer ,to Eden's second Dirksen touched off tbe round vised under any form of "commer elder one of the beet In the rountry. Fighters machlnegunned columns cial sponsorship. $3.49 each. . of fleeing Vietminh and bombers finally located the ship about 5 question—whether Laos and Cam of senatorial tcatimony by dra a.m., and began the rescue opera bodia should be considered sepa matically aiking and receiving Several senators expressed thn RATH’.S rained l.UOO-pound bombs bn tion. ‘ rately from Viet' Nam—Bidault AEG Silent opinion. . however, the new TV Tendarcure Corned Beef. Rin CRACKERS suspebied rebel bases. CosteUo Jail Term permission to be sworn as a wit ruling would encourage wider TV Kraft's Cheez Whiz .. 33c Hair Found Winds of 30 to 35 miles an hour aald; .- In addition to the airlift for the ness. His request came in the distribution of the proceedings, BLACK HAWK BACON Pkg. 47c ware sweeping the cosstline when "France has proposed a par midst of a row oyer the propriety seriously wounded, the French dawn permitted Warrant Officer and thus was desirable—provided Ritz C ra ck e rs...... 33c sent four big cargo planes off. from ticular, treat’-lent for the Laotian On Reports of exploring publicly the roles of the commercial end la not abused. PREMIER Harold Glenn, in charge of the and Cambodian problems and pro top White House aides and Atty. Birds Eye wH! be here with loliypops for the chil a HELLMANN’S REAL Cold Cuts bept,-Special Hanoi for Ken Bien Phu to drop Coart Guard beach parties, to May jkjin 15 Years Of the senators on the hearing tens of food and medical supplies poses the withdrawal of Vietminh Gen. Brownell In a Justice De subcommittee who voiced any dren and order pads if you want to stock your BARTLETT samss the situation. | forces from the territory of Laos partment conferance last-.Jan. 21, 3 3 ^ for the French Union wounded Quickly the breeches buoy ropes i snd Cambodia.' opinion, only Sen. Potter (R-Mtch) there. The Vietminh had requested Risk Named Adams woa in the wltncas chalr disapproved. freezer at these low prices. PEARS MAYONNitlSE A were arranged snd the first of the I Eden’s third question asked who New York,iiIay 14 (IP)—Gambler Frank Costello, convicted for his third day and had balked NO FINER BUHER / MINCED HAM the additional auppliss. A French crewmen from the stranded,! w’ould decide where the "I'm against it," he told newa- Peeled Halves high command spokesman said troops of federal income tax evasion, faces a possible maximum Washington. May 14 (IP)— at telling wB6' saio 'KTOt Vt the men. “We have no control, over there was ..'too indication” the penalty of I5 years in pri.s6n and a $30,000 fine. Costello ap conference—a meeting he first advertising, and I don’t think it Special wiiilfttB* Anniversary Buys w e k KiO w o f . P t.' (Continned on Page Three) (Continued on Page Two) The Atomic Energy Commis mentioned on Wednesday. The Y 1 Tin Nocoomwi V E A L L o a f LB. Vietminh intended to. repair the peared on /the verge of tears last night when the jury fore sion today had “no comment” adds to the dignity of the Senate." battered main airstrip at Dien Army's special counsel. Joseph N. Chairman Mundt (R-SD) yee- man intoned “guilty.” ■*------^ on a published report that “a Welch, said Adams was barfed THESE SPECIAL PRICES AT PINE Pien . Phu to the extent that it Burlenl Fare In Hands terday. relaxed the rule provioualy Hale’s has a large variety of Cold Cuts—Always freshly could receive other than light second important advi.ser (to from answering such question* by announced that no conunercioT HURST ALL WEEK THROUGH SAT STATE BUTTER Royal sliced as you order. The 63»year-old defendant, who orders from "the Executive De URDAY. MAY 15. planes. allegedly.headed a national under Asserts U. S. A. the AEC) has been challenged sponsorship would be permitted. (In Quarters) ^ N T Reliable sources said that Dr. Hydrogen Expjosion world ayndicate for years, paled on security grounds.” partment.” At the same Ume he * laid down Again w* footiirw on itwm thot hat gainpcl approval PIsrrs Huard, Hanot University On Wcdneadayi Adams had re conditions. and burled his face in hla hands. Recently, Dr. J. Robert Oppen- lated that at this conference "'The DuMont and ABC netwprka. FRENCH FRIES ■ • PEAS forquolify. medical dean who flew to Dien Trembling, he lighted a cigarette. ^Only” Target helmer, a key "eclentlst In the Bien phu yesterday to arrange During the wait for the verdict atomic energy program from the Presidential Assistant Sherman which hai'e been carrying the full lb. 69c the airlift with the Vietminh, did Adams suggested he prepare a pfoceedlngi as they occur, said in HALE’S GOOD he had put on a show of cheerful- outset, was challenged by the AEC chronological account of the New T o * last night they vrero _ PEAS and CARROTS NO POTS Is Complete .ness, bantering with newsmen and Of Red Plane on security ground' and given a (Continued on'Page Three) friends about bsaeball and other hearing to answer allegations Army's trouMea over Schine. This; trying to line up sponsors, but had TO WASMI was the first atep toward the now not yet found any. By carrying th* things far removed from the busi Amarillo, Tex.. May 14 (Ab— made agninst him. Results of the sessions fujly, they haws been toe SPINACH-ORANGE JUICE Fre s h FH j H and Yegetables NO STAICHY Washington, Mhy 14 (A*)~5aerles. which drew foreign pro- ness at hand. Cen. Nathan F. Twining said to hearing have not yet been dis famous Army report which t‘*z TT«aa4->—PoOm Inw sconissuE . explosion. *nie Commission'pointed out also' againaji McCarthy and hla aides. SHURFINE ELBERTA ‘’TATTERED TOtM” 1 CALIFORNIA NAVEL ' Despite the sharp awing to La The Jury acquitted Costello cm that there have been a number of Symington r e ^ original' ' 'Me-1 bade a nenrorial servlqo todaV' - lOcRoll PEACHES,'SLICED or '/2 s .. Large Can 43c pantry shall" bor, the local elections did not . Announcement of the snd of the (Contlaaed oa Rage Nias) one count of the four-count Indict News Tidbits recently announced “changes In Carthy camp charges thit Adams for Italians w h o fell la ttee dn- ♦ • . . . * on year Case of 24—$9.60. necessarily provide a key' to the ment—an alleged tax evasion of Colled Irom AP Wires staff," which. the ' Commission had conferred with Republicans oil i renae of Dies Blea Fhn. Thq ac SN O W CRO P national political, aitttation. Na $I8,«4 in 1946—which cut the said.\ were brought about to a the subcommittee and threatened! tion wns taken an a prncaattoa 1 ORANGES Dozi 7 9 c There ere ever ff OHhrtM Armear VIENNA tionally, the lAbor Pa.ty is badly total from $52,239 .to the $39,015. folloHlng a *"— — Tilit rnniiat CUTRITE WAX PAPER BUMBLE BEE fantry-gheN Meele. tvery one It large degree by “the development to issue a report ''embarrasalng''‘ SAUSAGE split following .leftwing leader At the start of the' six-week trial, of the (atomlG) program.” to .Cohn. I atudeat braqi yesterday at the hw le en ejettint, deWeieue, Z f the government charged he evaded AFL’s Labor League for PoUti- . 22c Box WHITE m e a t t u n a . '...... 39c RED eceoeeilcel. menu that yeu and Aneurin Bevan'a .rebellion against Stately Parade .Through cal Education ia adding women's Changes Due The charge was that Adams told! Rome rniv-eralty ia which nanra i ' yeurd will enjer. For the endorsement by the party’s at least $73,437 in income taxes the Senstors he would issue tKaj thaa a aepre were injnrod. 2 Lte. 3 1 c 2 39c modsraU lesdsrship of the .Con from 1946 through 1949, but when division to facUitiea to "educate” "At you move from leas con MAXWELL HOUSE or V BANANAS RASPBERRIES workers’ wives to vote “right” in struction to more operationa,” a report unless McCarthy dropped hit > A drop of 7c roll on Holly> servative governmqnt's “pro- the prosecution’s case was com investigation -of Xlleged subversion j v: S. GIft'ES J.\P8 SHIPS S& WCOFFEE ...... Can $1.19 American” foreign policy. pleted the amount hqd been ' rtr coming elections. . . . Firestone staff member aaid. "there's bound Tokyo, Blay 16 (4>t—Japan and Channel Salutes Queen Hour is leaving NBC radio and to be a Juggling of personneL” In the Army and dropped a demand | wood Wax Paper-—Now Prime Minister Cliurchiira Con duced to the $52,239. television June 7 after 25 years on __ , , .1 that Army Loyalty i>o«raBoard mem- -the United SUten today atgiqpd SHURFINE CATSUP . .... 19c servative Cabinet ia scheduled to Costello did not take the wit The Commission also said bers be hailed before the aubcom- an agreement tranafentag torn 12 OZ. air. 25c Box Tree! remain ih office until the fall of ness stand in his own defense. 28.666 there's to be a reorganization o f; mittee. I'. S. destroyers and twn dn- SHURFINE MILK ..... 3 Cans 35c I '* **Ukl 1956 , unless (1) it orders a nsw Plymouth, England. May 14 (X^rderous welcoming salute. Then In fixing bail—which was post - Army calls for drafting of the AEC'z New York operations' Adams had stroyer eacorta to Jnpaa oa a SAVE 4 0 ( —Hundreds of thousands of. Brit- the rest of the war vessels awuhr men in. July, an increase of 5,000 denounced thia election or (2) it ia defeated in ed promptly—the. Judge ordered office with some of Its functions; charge aa "false loan bnoio. Rysdo News Servtea Case of 48—$5.49. ‘ WITH VAlUABLf COUPONS IN ALL SIZES M£W/ Stew 37e ons lined England's south coast to- into position on either side of the over the monthly quotas since , SERAN WRAP * the House of Commons on a major Costello to remain In the southern February. . , . British Admiralty said the warships probably will SHURFINE issue. day to watch a formidable force Britannia for the majeativ pro (Conttaned on Page Two) be delivered la September. bf 28 British warship.* escortw o rt cession through the Channel. slaps 'arrest warrant on Russian (Contlnped e* Pag* Bight) 35c ’ TOMATO JU ICE ...... 2 Large Cans 49c USTUND or.TiN opwn - fisisi? Choppei Ham 63c Queen Eligabeth n home from her (CoaHaned oa Page Eight) • ship Beloostrov, halting her sched six-month tour of her Cdmmon From every southern English uled sailing ,to Leningrad briefly. YOUNG FACES LEOAt. TEST Pillsbuiy's BEST Belgium’s Socialist wealth. port excursion vessels and yachu Total value of all goods and Waahlagtna. May 16 Tha a CLAM services produced in nation «oa- legality at Robert R. Ynaag% THE GRAND NATIONAL FLOUR Crowd, Jammed the cliff top. ^ Z ‘.l'ront„v Passenger Berserk l^ax Physical Examinations move to win control nt the New HEAL'rarUL NATIVE FREE PARKING andId seacoast villages for a dU- . ^'^**'*1**‘’ tlaues to decUne reaching yearly CHOWDER Corned Regime Cuts Draft tant glimpse of the* stately pa aircraft whined, circled and dipped rata of about 358 billion dollars. %'ork Central Rnlirsad. ctaO- in salute. RHUBARB 2>/z to 3 Lb. Bunch 19c rade through the EngUsh Chan Following Aeciclent . . . Japanese wife of .American leagnd by the prenent------g- FREE CARRY OUT SAVE 10c WITH COUPONS 5 5k T'o Take All Day soldier is sentenced to aik yenra in Foster Graft, Doctor Says ment. enme np for oral atga- Bnisaels, Belgium. May 14 — nel. Those with binoculars could naeat before the taU Intnrstato Belgium's new Socialist-Liberal see the Royal Yacht Britannia, A report from the escort ships Ham(len, May 14 «» — Po- prison for killing her husband as healthful calorie saving SERVICE said Elizabeth and the Duke were he slept last Dec. 7. Oommerac CnmmlnainB (IOC) SAVE 20c WITH COUPONS 10 S1.G 16 oz. Cabinet decided today to reduce gleaming red and ^ i t e amid the lice said a Meriden man wient Honoli'lu. May 14 (X>)—Dr. For-Ji, Pinkerton aaid induction boards todny. * n a t iv e a s p a r a g u s ...... Bunch 35c this NATO nation's' draft period cluster of naval giants. up early. From the Britannia’s berserk after a spectacular auto ' Democrats override Republicnn support of' bill designed to speed real J. Pinkerton of Honolulu sa>-a end examlnera operating under from 21 to 18 months. Aboard the trim yacht were bridge the royal family watched mobile crash here last night, and lax physical examinations by "the same old archaic style of a OPEN UNTIL 8:30 The move means that 15,000 of Elizabeth, her nuaband, tha Duke the display Intently. They were punched a Sj^tator who tried to Interstate Commerce Commission PROTEST H-TESTS TO U. X. CARNATION MILK ...... 2 Cans 25c NEW 19S4 PILLSBURY GRAND NATIONAL particularly interested in the (ICC) action on requests by rail draft ’ boards are costing U. S. century ago” have coat "unesti- I'aited NnUnno. N. Y,. May Ifi DELRICH the country's 80,000 conscripts srtU of Edinburgh, and their children. pull several injured children out of taxpayers "untold millions of dol- mated millions of tax dollars in (db—A protent from anaan rool- Case of 48—$6.98. COOKBOOKS NOW ON SALE AT OUR STORE MARGARIHI bs released within two weeks. The Prince Charles and Prindeaq Anne. mighty Vanguard and trained a wrecked car and . insulted a roads and other carriers for higher glasses on thf batUeship as it rates . . , Several Democrat 'Sena lara” and are ‘‘making a nation of phoney compensation ifnaions” dents of the MnrahnU lalaata ta FRIDAY NICHTS total atrengtii of the Belgian' arm Charles and Anne had Joined the Roman Catholic priest giving the dUhoneat. grafting veterans.” for disablUties pre-dating m iU t^ tan Pacific agatant U\ Ik hydr^ 4 S & H GREEN SLOW BLINDED FOR ed forces, including career soldiera, tour at Tobruk. Libya, for the roared its aalute.- laat rites. tors say they are preparing new Pinkerion, a consultant pf the service. NATIVE ROSEBUD is about 145,000 men. A 5-year-old boy died in the poUUral ampannltlon to fire at tea boaab teats ta that araa was COOK BOOKS RICHIR FLAVOR final visiu to Malta arid Gibjral- 'The voyage around England's U. 9. Armed Services. iuMressed “Probably tha greataet evil ia reported ea ronta today $6 Itea I 25 c Both the Socialists and Liberals tar. sibuth coast: will take all diiv. The crash of two autos on the Wilbur Postm uter (general Suromerfleld. the 98th annual meeting 6f the the slapdash technique of exaroin- United Nattnw. RADISHES, bunch STAMPS SAVl had proasisad^e alaah in tha eda: Shortly after 8 m. the naval royal family ia expected to reach' Cross Parkway here: Two adults German Socialist party Hawafian Medical lAaaociation last ing tbe o.rdinary Inductee by. ask SFECtAL > IK . scription petfod during tha cam- armada, headed bg the huge bat the mouth tit the river TTiqmea to snd two children were critically in says Huneian ^ a rd s klDed 56 prla- night jured and two other adults and otML ing him, *Can you aoe? can you l i u r .UDIC WINS AT OOLP p a in bafora the April 11 geqpral tleship Vanguardi rendeavouaad morrow mofnlhg. Tho Britannia oBcrs wounded 180 other« dur He said , 'hia criUciama hear?' and then recording the re Waotetagtaa. May t4 (fit ^ NATIVE ‘ I PRJCE clec^iotM. which the Socialists «ith the BriUnnia. whi^ )iad c{iUd Were less seriously hurtr ing revolt last yanr in Have labor recommendations ha I been GIVEN WITH wtU - bring the Queen up the Patrolmim 'Edwapd Caahnaaa sults as normal," ha said. / I'.nn-cri/ -.4 scored.sterasig gains. a)»iit the night at anchor in St. stream to the Tower of London. ■ edmpa near Vorkuta in Siberia , .. parted \ Ihe Surgeon-General: •The first and gnatest ftlony The pabinet Actio* was the' first said he arrested James E.-Cooper,' Mtmbarn of GOP Renearefa Cbm- They warr baaed on a government- RARERIPES, bunch Austell Harbor on tbe Comtah Thousands of - Britons poured 24, of Meriden on charges of breach is committed by thbao who conduct f6M tkcJVKHAUea CASH SALES major move by SociqUat Promier coaaL mlttee: wUl naeet In WlBlnsnntle oponaored sun'ey last year of U. S. tha induction ph3mical examina : (Both 8 for 20c). ' I II MAAOMfUi fnlW V. into London to Join in the- tumul- of psaca» drunkenness, reNsting Wodneaday n^ht to atiettt opinions do tha 5 < f s u m e s ^ ' 'The Vinguard apd tbe fast military medical installations m tion when they fail to at^njratcly nfi wHte • \ ■ (iPwIteraN an Pago NtacA on wbqt . ahduM bo included in tSouOt Kdrea, Japan, the I%ilip- mlneUyar ApoIJo fired A thun- (CeatlnMfi an Pngo Ntae) (CoattaMfi oa Pagf Five) M* a t i ■ party's Iftfit ptatform. . pines, Oldaawa and Formosa; . , (CnaHaaad ea P aoa Mtem) , c f * i . j