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. 'i FRIDAY* MAY 28, ' i i . V A m n r m m HaufbPHtpr IttM tht^ ® praiii ■ ■ 'V. A fenigt Doily Net PrcM Ron Th# W#othcr } : Foreeaei ol 0. •. Weather Members of the local rirpt Mr. and Mra. Arthur H. tiling Per tAoWett ibsjM " ' ■ Church of Christ. Sdentlat; are, plan a .trip to Great Britain diir- ktoy n , 1948 . .Pair, not oo.eoel tooighL Lew About Town reminded of the lecture Monday at Ing the ixtter part of the aummer. Illing, who la , superintendent ol 48-8#. 8—day elewdy, nlld, eee#^ 8:15 p.m, ^ Elbert R. Slaughter aionol showere Into tn dny. n g h KltiK David IjoAgt, lOOF, will of Dallas. Tex., at the Unipn Con­ schools, will visit relativea while 12,715 meet tonight at 7:30 In Odd Fel- gregational Church, Elm and there. -* MeiolMr •( the Audit 7#-7A . Iowa Hall K aocial time will fol­ ■ Union Sta... Rockville. Hls-isubjecl 1.1 , I Bofeo# of OtrcnlattoB MancheBter^A City of Village Charm low tile meetlni;;. The iheetlnj; wilt be “Mah-a Birthright of PTee- The Cristoforo Colombo Society acheduled for May 30 will be omit­ I dom.” will meet Sunday afternoon at 2 ted. ! o'clock at the Italian American MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, MAY 24, 1958 tUlneeUled AdvorttOng e# Page 10) PRICE FIVE CENTS Miss Rita A. Cxjtebf 17 Canrt^r- Club. This will be the laat meet, Headquarters VOL. LXXVJI, NO. 200 (TWELVE PAGES) * The Buckley Child Study Group burv St. and Albert R,. TkM of ing of the season. The next meet­ will hold ita laat 'meetinft the Washington St. will, be Ubited In ing will be held In September. aeaaon in the form of a potluck in marriage tomorrow g t' 10 a.m. in ''highland fling" the achool cafeteria Tueaday at 1 St. Brldget'a ChW k. The taking of pictures of mem­ If Ii with a gr#9f dial of plaasura p.m. Dr. a ; E, Diakain, chainnan The Ariieri<*h I^egion band will bers of the 8th District Fire De­ Beirut Plea of the .United World Pederallata, practice tonight at 8 o’clock at the partment acheduled for Sunda.v has that HalaVfeagini iti 30th yaar af will apeak on “Practice in Being post hoisrt. been postponed until a later date. Global Nelijhbora.” All interbated 9.95 _>*'-^ypur Jantien haadquartari. May Nfever OSes Geneva Talk Hn attending are aaked to contact Tickets for the spring dance be- Word has been received that .1 ■' Mfw. Edward Higgina. 204 Green-‘ liig held tomorrow night at 9 David E. Murphy, son of Mr. and OJHERS to $19.95 w o o d ^ . o'clock at the Knights of Columbus Mrs. Thomas Murphy of 82 Jordt - ■f'■ ■ - Home may be obtained at the door. St., has been promoted to person- Reach UN A "reci^ h o p ” for mwbbesd'and To See Junta nelmsn second class, U.S. Navy. Invited guaatjf'^ the John Mather The Buckley School PTA fair Murphy la stationed at Port Ly- By WILUAM N. OATIS Chapter, Order oj DeMolay. will will be held tomorrow at the aute, Africa, and has been In the ilave i fling and buy two! A pur# PhPil, M#y 24 (TP)—Premlerflng ao now by aigning the commlt- United Nation*, N. Y., May be held 7;30 to '10^30 p-m. Satur­ school, rain or shine, from 10 .a.m: Navy for nearly thlee years. teo’a incorporation papers. 24 (/F)—Lebanon apread new day at the Maaonlc Temple. to 2 p.m. Movies, pony rides and Scbtcii value—for rarely is so much Pierre Pflhnlin sent a mem galan eald the committee's Job Ban charges of -subversion against ofN- booths at which various articles The Baptist Women’s Mission ber cd! p#rli«ment to Algeria waa making sure Uie people's will ..Will be for sale will be featured. Society will serve a family style “know h&w'” packed into one suit at today to talk with the in- Is not thwarted by "establtsfied the United Arab Republic to­ supper tomorrow afternoon begin­ such A price. Jantzen designing, sliape ■urgent junta there. powers.” day, but some diplomats pre­ LEAKY FAUCETS? Manchester Assembly. Order of ning at 5 o’clock. Tickets will be Jean-Lout* VIgier, an aid* of In sn attempt to win mors Al­ dicted they miight never reach We wlll repack all faucets in a the Rainbow for Girls, islll hold a avsilsbie at the door. Mrs. Ray* making, plus fine glnghtm cotton that'" Oen. Oiartee D* Oaull* during gerian support, the committee soft-pedaled the military and colo­ the U.N. Security Council. llllgle borne In one senice call rehearaal at 2 o’clock Sunday af mond Ruddell. president of the has been ^ Con trolled to dry quickly World War n who later brok* with Lebanon's Foreign Minister UAW Seen Urges East for temoon in the Masonic Temple. Af society. Is general rhslrman. the OaulUat party In parllamanL nl«nial, demands for a more vigorous and practically wrinkle-free.. It's it sjpUnst Nationalist rebels. Charles kfsUk told newsmen in ^ W ILL R. G UY ter a short business meeting at tiew to Alglere on ^HparaPBal JWOf»ghi Beirut yesterday President Nas-I 7:30 Monday night a semi-public! straight out of Life Magazine and unofficial miaalon. But the trip had But Salan’s hesdqtlarters empha- M l 3.0677 sited th* 8H-year rebellion ser's USA was moving men and Retreating Join West installation of new officers will be comes in rich r^y(?llow miniature obvious polHicai ImpUcatlons, arms Into Lebanon "at this very held. All members are requested WASHING MACHINE Th* re-establUbment, of normal against French rule waa still go­ to wear white. 1 Clooney tartan., eontacte with Uw miliUry-clvUlan ing on by reporting that 97 rebels minute.” R*pa irs>S«rvicc group that *et up a near revolution have been killed in recent clashes Malik charged that armed bands In 3 Weeks All ,\ppllnnces, Refrigerators ary govemtaent In Algiers yester­ With French troop*. infiltrating from Syria threaten In Demands Soroptimist International of | the independence of Lebanon by Manchester will meet at the Red Wringer .Rolls—All Sices day ha# been the primary aim of While ti^ n g to build the strong­ By JOHN mOHTOWER PfUmlln. est poatlble government front In Joining opposition parties Inside Detroit. May 24 (A*)—The Cross office at the Center Monday 1 P O H E R tO N ’S Paris, PflimUn -rsfiued to bar the the country In a 2-week guerrilla Washington, May 24 (JP)— DONT ^-Twar*" at 6:15 p.m. and proceed to North ' goes bonhie and VIgier Is making his trip on th* United Auto,Workers Union, AtlU plenty of wear left In 180 Center St.—5II 9-4537 advic* of Plerr* Oulllaln ds Bsnou- possibitUy Of concilistlon with the war to overthrow the pro-western Preffident Eisenhower pro­ ahoea wdm brought here for Coventry for a supper and pro- ^ AlElers insurgents. He viewed government. warned by president Walter gram at Caprilands, Mrs. Adelma ville. a strong GaulUst supporter Reuther that it Would be “in­ posed to Premier Khrushchev expert - repairing. Simmons’ home. ' 1 and French publisher, who. mad* a developments there as "demonstra­ Malik added, however, that Leb­ today that the United States WORR DONE WHII-E previous trip to Algiers through tions of -.fratemtsation” between anon would ' withdraw her com­ sane to strike now,” stood Bwitterisnd. Th* results of his -trip French and Algerians that could plaints In the U-N. Snd also in the and Russia name scientific ex- rO tJ WAIT j Cadet Thomas J. Flaherty ,Ir..! Makr j'our leisure hours smart and carefree witl^ ready today to ease its con­ bav* never become public. lead to * new Algeria under Arab League "any time external tract demands on the automo­ )erts to meet at Gepeva with- I son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J .' WhKshoiin Bros. “Highlaiid Fling" sun separates. VIgier Wilt be the first deputy to Frciicb rule. ■>,' pressure and lnter\'ention in lAh-;; n three weeks to di^uss ways Flaherty Sr.. 84 Alton St., has go on such a mission although a But be. added, *‘It would not be anon ends.* , . tive Bijr Three. SAM YU LYES I been promoted to the rank of ca- hMdful of extrema rightwingers admlsalbte for a fraction of a ns-' Reuther yesterdiy told a Joint of policing a nuclear test “SHOE REPAIRING PHINTING ond Lebanon's U.N. Delegate - Karim Council representing 450,000 work­ suspension. < OP THE BETTER RIND" I det second lieutenant In the Air The Jamaica shorts of cri.ip poplin in authentic have already gone to Algeria to tion to Impose Its wiU on the entire Ark (Hi) acknowledged here laat ' Force ROTC detachment at the Join the InsurgenU. nation.” - ers at Ford, General Motora and Bleenhowar said that for tha 23 OAR STREET red-vellow miniature Clooney tarian. 6.98. night t)iat a Security Council meet­ Chrysler that the union has run weatern aide experts might b* University of Notre Dame. He la VIgier took off on a regular com- Pfllmlln's proposals are aimed ing had not yet been called to con­ Same Side at Watkina a sophomore In tlie college of en­ nECORATING mercUl flights after PfUmlln and . at countering Oe Gsulle’s own un- into a aolid wall (k opposiUon In contributed by Britain and Franca sider hU complaint filed Thurs­ efforts to work out new .pacts. and poaslbly other countries, aa gineering. Inttrior and Exterior the Junta both appealed ™ defined strongman program. They day. "There la no request from my The white broadcloth sleeveless shirt, made im­ French Mpport. would farce the pppoaitTon to come Citing, the recession and tha well a* the United States. Ha portant with tartan collar and bib, 3.98. Taking' hi# esse to the P*opJ« *• up with a new program and a new government to fix a date," he said. backlog of 750,000 unsold new- said they should be scientists Fully Insured French premiers rarely do. PfIlm- cabinet before throwing out the Other delegates said they Un­ cars, Reuther said. "Th# economic qualified by knowledge "of how to Guaranteed Un pleaded hts rase last night for old one, allow for the dlasolution derstand Azkoiil had not received climate never haa been more un­ detect nuclear teats." details to back up the charges in ■ This left the way open for Rus­ ST. PATRICK'S PIPE lAND ond Weriemansil'p Shown here are just two irf the many attractive cohriitutlonal reform program to of parliament and' new elections If favorable to the UAlV tn bargain­ Jantzen wear you’!! find in our- ahdie up-WWWf^d French gov Ihe dri>utici aiifi the gnvemment debate. ---- ing seesioBb,’'.^ ------sia to bring In experte from . HARTFORD GAELIC FOOTBALL CLUB Phone Ml 3-0110 e'mment. are deadlocked, cut -down the 17.8. delegates were understood He repeated Ute-yAW's offer to auch ebuhtnes...lia- Pblaiifi Md. “We want to avoid tetting the length of ' parilamcittary sessions to be.hopeKiI no meeting would extend on a day-to-day basis the Czechoslovakia if It choee to do'’ . SPORTSWEAR DEPT.—Second Floor nation be tom apart/, Pnlmlln to give ministers a freer hand and take place. A debate at this stage 3-year contracts wliich run qut in so. The only condlUon Elsenhower said In a nationwide radio and tele­ allow parliament to detegatd some would give the Russians s'chance the next 10 day* — GM *n X(ay luggeated was that the men ihould vision address. "We must traos- of Its powers for eabinet rule by to blame the United States for Oie 29. Ford and Chrysler on June i. be chosen for scientifle and not JOINT FIELD DAY form our institutions within the degree. battUn"'*n,iiebanon. The day-Idbg UAW conference political reasons..' -■.... - - LitdffM M n«M, Forbts St., Eos^ Hartford next few days. We must deliver If parliament kills the reforms The Soviet Union Is considered noted that if the companies re­ N(*mes U.S. Panel the Republic from iU faulU and fuse a contract extenalon, the Within minutes after the White 0RAN6E HALL weskneMe*." - (Coatlna*# eo Page Six) (CoBthiued e* Page Six) T F.M. FRIDAY. M AY 30----- ~ • 1 ^-----EAST'CENTER RT.------union may have to work without House made public Eisenhower'a (IN CASE OF RAIN—SCNDAV, JUNE 1) 4 ^L4u:r(MU. the.MediteinMHOh. jP acontract^until a hew one Is letter, the State Department an- m w Floral HANDBAGS Algeria. rebflUoua French coloni­ srgh'e'dL It 'w^buld ioie' th'e' frril' tlme «»unc»il the nanurot-ttirerprom* ■ r. ENTERTAINMENY^n- SPORTS — REFRESHMENTS als, military men and some pro- since the UAW • has represented Inetit U.S. scientlate it said will GAELIC FOOTQALL GAME—3:80 P.M. FOR RENT French Algerians aolidifled their the Ford, Chrysler and.GM work­ "meet with experte chosen by tha NEW ENGLAND LEAGITE—Hartford vs. Springfield Come see the new floral handbags for summer defiance of Parte by setting up an ers that they worked without a Soviet Union” if Russia (sgree*. opposing rsglm* and tsMiing a Algerian Insurgents contract. Room for Everything but Prejudice Ths three are; JOHNNIE KEANE 1014 ORCHESTRA For wedding parties, dances, wear. Many styles in new summer colors with eounterappeal for support. In previoua yeara when con- Dr. Ernest O. Lawrbnce, director DANCING 6 P.M. t« 13 P.M. lodge meetings, rtr. Tht group In Algiers jrsqterdsy traote ran-put without a now aet' The Rev. Howard B. May jr., pastor” of the Federated Churches of WilUnrton, and his wife find of the University of California DONATION 81.00—ClilLDREN FREE flowers encased. Very smart looking with-all of setablimed sn AU-Atgeria Com- tlement, both sldea agreed to let time to play with their aon and three children of different racea they adopted during a mtealonary Radiation Laboratory and a Nobal ^ A L L Ml 3-7850 mittea of PubUc Safety as a . vir­ Push for De Gaulle Uie old eonthict .remiUn in eflect tour of Alaska. in the picture, from the left, are Mra., May, Sue Anne, 3, born of Eskimo Mrente, prize winner. FREE BUS TRANSPORTATION every hour on the hour your summer outfits. tually revolutionary government. until a new one waa. signed. The their'son, Kenneth, il, Jeannette, 5, (Thihese-Japaneae. the Rev. Mr. May, and David, 10. Aleutian Dr. James Brown Flak, execuUvo from the'Irlsh Club, 60 Grove Street, Hartford The leaders said they would not cempantes - have rejected thia idea Spandihamn, The people pf WlUihgton have accepted the diverse family (group, the minister ssys. vice president of Bell Telephono orMI 9-3770 disband untU D* Oaull* is In pow­ epoi so thtithia yaar. (AP Photofsx). ______'______' Laboratories and a member of tha er. Algiers, Mgy 84 (JV--Th* aaw f The Detroit Free Press said in President's Science Advisory Com­ Gen. Raoul Salan, civil and mili­ All-Algsria tnsutgent government committee said there was no rea­ mittee. ?• ordered a atepup today in integra­ son whatsoever for concern about a copyrighted atory that Reuther tary commander In Algeria who told tne closed meeting. “U wofild Dr. Robert F. Bacher, Who waa only 2 .9 8 has avoided openly throwing In tion of the Algerian and French ths Algerian economy, despite the Lajjxicmber of the Atomic Energy communities In Uiis vast tsrritory. fact that shipping from mstro- be Insane to accommodate tht. SUtb Yeah) But It hit lot with the Insurgents tn the •industry, by calling a> strike now. ■* Arniy Halts Secret [(jbmmission in 1846-49 and now la WoriUag under Joint civil-miU' polltan France is down to a frao- — -paaf. gavKityiFiLappaaraiice of do- The Fre* Press quoted Reuther , s member of the Prealdent'a tory-chatrmanehipr it also charted -tidn of-nonnal, Airtina ttavdl-to Can’t Kjhitz j Science Advisory Committee and 7U>DLIFE P L A h i T S * r a long series of demonstrations and from Algeria, halted by Paris, as saying that Henry Ford H, RANDBAG8—MAIN FLOOR .president of Xord Motoc..Cp.. told physics professor at California In- e e- thfou4ltout''Algsris in sn eRori to Ttas-beem-eatored. ------atitute'ofTechn(Jlogy., » "" ...: . c r - X ^ - bring Geii. Charles de Gaulle to him laat week that "a strike would New'YOrk, May 24 (iiPi-Now S jes The committee, headed by the work in the t>est Interests of the i . It was learned also that the U.S. ' power In Paris. paratrooper hero. ' Brig. Gen. chess fans ca live alone and u- •. •> Known as the Committee of auto Industry." like It. All they have to do Is government is considering asking ^ ii From Jacquea Massu, and Cherif SJd Ford was unavailable for com­ I participation of a Japfurese scien- ■Tvir ■S' Bus to Tavern^ Public Safety for Algeria and the Cara, an Algerian politician, ad­ get a newly devised electronic Middletown, N.-J,, May 24 (iPi—i*at the Nike base here, seeking a tist on the western side because of . * ‘ Sahara, the goyfimment met in an ment on the Reuther statement. brain, which can put up a fair­ journed until Wednesday. Mem­ Reuther and his top aides made .Secret modification Vork on Nike clue to Thursday’s series of blasts. the experience of the Japanese in ^ L I j • J ! elegant saloij.'of the Moorish sum- bers left for the countryside to ly good game. Ajax missiles has been halte.d at The modification was being made nuclear test detection work. wmmm VaCllF l-tJ mer palac^f former French'gov- "The Computer was ’’taught” Eisenhower did not name the emors, keep tab bn .-public opinion. (Continued en Page Six) to play by four expert chess Army launching sites throughout on one of the missilea when some­ Tlvo troopships arrived with the the country. thing went wrong. The missile blew U.S. scientists in his letter to the .'t The/committee of 72 members pla.vers, employes of the In­ Russian premier. Snowflakes in Summer Hartford, May 24 (P)—How does first soldier* from Metropolitsn ternational Bustne.ss Machines Acting Secretary of the Army up and. touched off sympathetic ed a French-Arable tract France since the insurgent Junta Hugh M. Milton In Washington an­ exploaions in seven others. A sks Report in SO Day* • man plan his escape from prts dpriaring tlu t there are no longer Corp. ”I also . suggest,” EiserLower thntc communities in Algeria out took over. Alex Bernstein, who helped nounced the suspension of the Jagged fragments showered on? What does he do when he gets Military Fixes work yesterday in the wake of an wrote Khrushchev, ''that the ex­ * only ”10 million Frenchmen." The At|ders residente supported by. set up the machine, can beat down on the nearby countryside. perts shouldj.be asked to make an out? ' . tract will be diatribute'd through­ military bands, turned out to greet it every time.* He knqwa that explosion which took 10 lives at a Windows were blown out in homes Two who sscaped here this W'sek missile base here. initial progreaa report -within 30 X % out the country. the arrivals. Speakers reviewed Special Rules the. machine can "see" only for miles around. Six soldier's and days after convening and to aim headed straight for a tavern and The committee ordered a speed­ the dramatic events of the past two moves ahead. If your He said similar modifications four civilians were killed. Three had a beer, state policcyAaid last 10 days in an apparent attempt have been completed "on hundreds Extra up in .opening government Jobs to brain' can aee three moves other persons were injured. (Continued on Page Six) night.- / Algerians. Most offices now are Indoctrination. “'For Air Safety ahead, you’re in. of other missiles in other areas - The bas4 itself suffered nearly Police pieced together the- 13 held by Frenchmen. This move- Observers were nonplussed as to i _____ ■ ( •' The computer takes about without incident.” They are de­ a half million dollars damage, ^ive Geraniums Large hours of hlstor^>**de ^ y two launched with only Iw-hy the Parts goyemrnent permit- eight 'minutes a move—not , signed to improve performs nc*. launching pada were disabledv escape artists Tuesday. The men. partial succesa by Paris govern-1 ted the troop reinforcements to Washington, May 24 (/T)—The (An Army spokesman for Col, Seven qthera are still operative. armed services, bowing to mount­ long by some chess players' ALSO 36c and 65c SIZES Robert J. M^Ufel and Joseph Rose, ^f^n't in the past. iproceed to insurgent Algeria, standards. Nylea W, Baltzar, commanding, of­ Had TNT Warhead* fled from /nearby Wethersfield, The Insurgents also called for The Vllle d'Alaer landed 1600 ing demands for prompt action to The device prints its move ficer of the 'fiiSrd Group which The eight Nike Ajax missiles, Bulletins 1'FUCHSIA, VINCA VINES. .\GERATUA1, PETUNIAJy. SPIKES, .MIXED POTS, •oKJlers. including 200 Algerians. cut the .risk of air coUisions, today on a piece of paper which it, commands Connecticut’s 12 Nike like those poised at the other bases were eecaptured here W ednesday , aalariea for the nine million i at Phillppevllle and the Athos H invoked emergency curbs on mili­ arranges like a chess board. batteries, said today similar modi­ around New York City, carried from the A^P Wires BASKETS. NIEREMBERGIA AND URNS morprng. | Algerians In this vast North Af- j______disembarked 1.850 troops______in Al- Playing against it isn’t like fications started throughout the girdle ounty Detective John F. Resr- tary Jet flights below 20.000 feet. TNT warheads. The Army has an­ rican territory, ; glers. Most of the soldiers are re- 'The offer by the services to Cur­ solitaire—you can’t cheat. At State two weeks ago without in­ nounced plans to equip all the bases • URNS AND WINDOW BOXES FILLED# fyn said the men crawled through Since the May 13 coup hera'turning from leaves'at home and any attempt at chicanery, out cident. The spokesman added. later this year with Nike Hercules 8TR1TCH WEAKER in ieo«ool “iqe cube” iabrio -g prison vent and started tor Hart­ tail lower level flights .w m . an­ Rome, May 24 tJP»—Doctors there has'been a bewildering dis-| some' are replacements for units nounced at a W hitr House news comes a slip: “Please check "Whether the work at the Man- missiles, capable qf carrying ford with 82 )>etween them and pUy of sympatny between Algkr-1 Bghllng the 3ls-year-old hationai- last move.” >- cheste.r-Glastonbury site had been said ailing Samuel Cardinal civilian clothes benepth their pris­ conference IMt. night by Lt. Gen. atomic warheads. jKolns ians and Europeans. The 3 > i'jlst rebellion In Algeria, Blwood R. Quesada. chairman of It’s also a good loser. When undertaken is dot known.” An Army officer said ycster) — Sen-1 would-hit the Soviet Union "In its that Russians are reported to Whito only., idshes. Jurors were reported to rajiroad aervice In the balance— have discovered an Islanfi In what VEGETABLE locks it when not and Tour men yesterday found him This means they cannot operate ate support built up. today for vulnerable spot.” Rbodniilendron in use. 11-358; l.SO Buenos Aires, May '24 The guilty In one of 11 killings attrib­ have rejected the plCa on the first under visual flight rules—blamed to rontlBne next Tuesday In U. S. If adopted by both house* of w-as believed to be an open sea Repeat! Identity of a aubmarine the Ar­ ballot. ' District Court ... Washington increased efforts to woo satellite Congress. It would pave the way aroa between Australia and Ant- uted tq hiih and fixed .the penalty by' some experts for two recent lirctlca. The .Hme*' said Ant- camp uniform in Dan gentine Navy ssy* attacked and at death. Five subsequent ballots re­ air collisions between military Court of Military Appeals reverse* nationa away from Soviet domina­ for stepped up *conomlc assistance PLANTS possibly sank remained a mystery The motion for a new trial will portedly were required to bring J4ts and civilian airlines. These conviction of Col Walter C. Heinel tion by offers of financial aid. to such .nations as Poland, Yugo arctlr experts were surprised by River broadcloth with unanimity on the penalty. who waa accuoedW taking advant­ the report because the location Wrinkl-Shed, Dri- today. The U.8., British and Soviet b* heart! June 7. collisions killed 61 persons. The Senate Foreign Relations tiavia, Hungary. East Germany a 'Shade and Flowering Tree* ' ..embusies here all insist -It’s not In any event reviekr of the case Starkweather’s confessions, in- age of Army privileges- and trying Committee yesterday accepted a br other satellites when there Is s|>eclfled----- 1s In ---- a region- crlsa- . 9 5 il 'Oon finish, tittte or no tre reference to a high apeed rary seclusion in the Judge’s.cham­ But government aourcea said the bill passed Legislature one year prealdgnt could provide aid to any aatltrust Uws. INS aehaowl- Woodland Gordons I S&H GREEN STAMPS without a slgA of emotion. ago; not a slogte Connecticut town Republican Policy CTommlttee, and 168 WOODLAND S.T.—IN J H E CENTER OF'TOWN—MANCHESTER Manchester CoNH* submarine was taken ; to indicate During the trial, Charles offered bers following the verdict Immigration and naturalization yVilllam F. Knowland (Calif), th* countiy when he determlnea.lt edged rece.. t of the «el«8W CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS GIVEN WITH A U CASH SALES that only the fast subs of the to,'bet a psychiatrist' a-package of Mrs... Btarkweather expressed re­ sartrlee haa notified airlines and has moved to take ailvantase of it Senate Republican leader. would (1) strengthen U3. se from, Victor Haase#, aaalatiht lief that the trial was oyer. ateamship companies Estrada will Prsaident Batista decides “ attorney general ln-^«haqp:jK O p^ UNTIL 9:^0 P.M. JOHN J. ZAPADKA PHONE. MI 3-8474 United States, Russia and Brit­ ; cigarettes he would receive a "bat­ keep Cuba under emergency^w- However.! Kennedy said his pro* curity by enabling “freedom lov-^ ain! could be conaldersil. tery charge” (electiocutlonj, “ I kept my eyes glued on that not be permitted to r*-enter the posal woul(4 strengthen Blaenhow- ing pedptea” to aohlsve a meaaurs the anUtrnat dapoiOnaiHj' door, ' and felt awfully relieved United Stete*( / srfe Tor another 45 days by^navlng dMllasd eanameat aa to whidho# HM U.&. and British smbaistas Starkvireathar was dtargsd in th* Q engnu rensW* bill nused ■ to sf’s efforU to "drive a YlCl^o bo- . shooting of ^Robsrt Jsnpen, whos* when they finally cama in to five tween f ^ t a and iU aafellltes and (CWitteood e# Pago TKfOs) It had faastved ahnllnr eellee. a* Page Five) body with that of hlj, girl ftrlahd the ver^et," she said. (O0«a#iied e# Pag* Thios) eembivlt Fidsl C utro’s^ b o ls. V l « r \ .1 . i. . • . J .\i ' ■ \ V .j,. . / , ' h

- MAW3HESTER EVENING HERALD,, MANCHESTER, CONNe SATURDAY, MAY 24, 1958 PAGE THREE V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTEli, CONN., SATURDAY, MAY 24, 1968 :,f\rA(» TWO ...... -- II .1 mmrnmmmmemmmmimm U.S. Seett^ Denying Senate Support Grows fOIINO*11i* lul«*l Aniiiv«rs«ry IN*f*iit RockviUe-V em on Soiith Windsor Elstrada’D Re-Entry Sui«l"4NnifA-Hoyt ftm S Business Bodies \Vhat couli3 make a more flattering and practical Sheiiiwold on X ^vB ry Tiiiirs.-Frl.-Sot. S (ConUnnafi from Page One) gift to your wife on ,*uch an important oocasiem State Education Expert Set Parish Awaits ALL SCOPE! OOLORt LiOitol U. P. Hood and 8pns milk- For Aid to Win Alims Mmle -aaA Songs Ay . . ... men'who hnvO driven from .3 to 16 Meantime, Rep. Charles O, Por­ ■ _____ V . than a Sim Life of Canada life insurance policy? * Wally Ptelde quartet DECEPTfVS DIAMONDS 1 > South dealer ‘HERRY ANDREW” years without ah accident were ter (b-Ore) wrote Secretary of (CoBttauod (rom F«go Ono) Latin American nations for pre­ New Minister OBFEjra DBFBNDER v .Both sidet vulnerabh honored Wednesday at a tpeclsl serving "Internar security." Do as many are doing. Pay her this great tribute To Attend Curriculum Talks< eafety meeting at the Manches-. State Dulles yeetsrday demanding y - By Alfnd Shelawold NVniTH of independence from Rueaian or An outgrowth of mob attacks on and anniversary one to pine "MAN FROM ★ F I z m to 00| ter plant. to' know why aeylum W’se granteil Red ChlnMe. domination or con- make this The Rev. Roy Hutcheon will as­ You might not think that you A 10 7-4 2 GOD’S COUNTRY" Vice President Nixon In Venezuela Dr. l*Yerne Stroni;. SUte, De-* Ingram and Mra. Whllnay T tr- M A C ' Collectively, the milkmen who Estrada and former -VenezuelenJ-tret. (2) strengthen their ca­ and elsewhere, it la aimed at pre- remembmr. sume his duties as new minister of can- do much with dianronds in to­ » , ‘ V Mrtmant • of Education staffer guson, co-chairmen. day’s -hand, but they lend then}' ♦ K f 10 S s!:;x.0AKiRia{ work ois of the lo'cal Hood branch (fictator Marcos Perez Jimenez, pacity to maintain independent na­ 'ventlng a dictator fri>m using such To Decorate Graves the Wapplhg Community Church A 10 7 3 have driven hundreds of thoueeilds who spoke at ,s curriculum con­ eeli^cs to a very neat dSCeptive SUNDAY I . 80 Oak St,, Mancheatey i who now Is living In Florida. tional'government, or (3) reduce aid to crush internal oppoaitlon. .. JOSEFH L CZERWINSKI Members of HockanumBar­ WIST KAflr , No Cover e No Mlnlimnfi ' ef mile* without an-accident and their economic dependence on the ference here tliesday. will meet June 1, It Is announced by ilrs. play. have received high praise for the "There W no question but that with the Board of EducsUcm June racks. World War I Veterans. wiU West opened the king of clubs, "RBTURN OP DRACULA" Soviet bloc In their efforts for fur­ 621 EAST MIDDLE TPKE. meet at 9 a.m. tomorrow at GAR John M. Porcherpn, church secre­ "FLAME BAERIER" contribution they have made/to Perez Jimenez and' Pedro ICatrar 8. tary. The Rev. Mr. Hutcheon comes and South nfuaed the first trick promoting safety on the highways. da, hie Himmler, were brutal rul­ ther freedom. The education commltarttgredom- Hal Ito decorate graves before the on jgsneral ^inclples. This made ♦ 9 a 3 2 The president would be re­ MANCHESTER, CONN. mends a different way of ^group­ special worship sarvlee for veter- here from the College Highway AKQJ4. A842 Rolaiid Brandt topped ell of the ers who ordered many tortures, quired to report any auch deter- MeINTOSH AFFLES ,ana organizations to be held at ho difference Wx the fftial result, SOUTH other drivers with a record of 15 murders and confiscations," said Ml tUeOI—MI S-68$3 ing-students In the claasrootn than Methodist Church in Sputhwlek, but it was « gooVldea just the minationa immediately' to appro­ 2 0 Lb. Rcm $ 1 .0 0 'Union Congregational Church at Mass. '' . A A K 9 4 years without an accident. He re­ Porter In hto letter. that now being practiced In Ver­ l0^t5. aanie. Perhips W&A would get M 9 8 5 ceived congratulations from Po­ "Criminal Indictments are now priate congreesionel coinmitteea. LOUIS OUNCE FARM non's schools. At a recent church meeting tired of clubs and swlt^ to a new The amendment would confine 1938. Claes Reunion members veted to construct a new J A 9 7 lice Chief Herman O. Schendel for being prepared in Venesuela 529 W. CENTER ST. The Board had Invited her to be The Claes of 1938, Rockville suit. ■ X . A95 his "splendid record." Brandt also against both of them." the JSatUe Act’s prohibitions TEU MI S-8II6 SUN UFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA the panel at the curriculum parsonig;e. Plans call for razing West continued with the qpeen against.-American aid to three on , High School, la planning a reunion WeH N at* Em received a $76 bond from Hoods, said Hector Santeelia, confwence so that she could learn the old structure and erecting a of clubs, and South won with Fan 2 A Fas TELEVISION PROGRAMS Porter countriee—Soviet Ruasia, Red for June 21 al 7 p.m. at the PAC new home iw the minister in its Other Hood driver* with • top- Venezuelan vambassiulor to the the senUment and problems of the ballroom. Marion Young Kings­ aea. Declarer next laid down Jan 3 A fm notch safety recqrds include Ibw - China and Communist North place. ace and king of M>adee, concealing, Pan Fan Fn United fitates, told, him Venezuela Korea. , . local situation. bury heads the committee In rehce Hinds, Frank Uttle, Richard Intended to ask extradition of Es­ She la expected to elaborate on A parsonage committee has been his relief when the suit broke nor­ Opening Ic^ —; AK Bell. Stanley Winatokl, Oeoqgfi The bill providea a total of $3,- charge. selected to handle details of the mally. A bad trump break would trada and Peres Jimenez, but that 062.900.000 In new aid authoriza­ her Ideas about grouping at the Hospital Notes At Drive-In Duchemin end William Minney, .the papers were delayed because Board meeting, which begfins at building project. Members of this have been too much for,South to FBaiWeta, Cmw. Hinds hae driven 13 year* wlthooi tions. 'But authorizations carried Admitted yesterday: Mrs. Ra­ committee Include Robert Stalgef, Lauren Bacall appears in 20th survive. - up with C^start when Reese pro­ e Mew VMS. of whet 'Bantaell* described as over under previous law bring the 7:30 p.m. and Is open to the public. chel Starkey, 61 High , St. Century Fox’s ’The Gift of Love.” It Maetfera. Osn. YOUR YARN SHOP an accident; UtUe, 12; Belt end “many additional incidents of Her plan calls for children to be J, Alden Harrison, Theodore A. At this stage It looked like the duced the Suintt of diamonds to aH tt BpftasfleM. MeMm *. Winalski, 11; and Duchemin and over-all total to $3,707,100,0()0. Discharged yesterday: Mrs. Rob­ Petersen, William Foster, James a cinemascope de luxe color. The win the tylcxTHaving sneaked the ___ tt New hrii^ O Oras. . (Oaa Bloch Bast of Mala atrocities which keep coming to Eisenhower asked $1,800,000,000 separated Into the following over­ story concerns a ynUng atomic kind of hand you play In your Qhaaael 44 Relrm, IIM Minney. 8. ert Alcorn and son, 23 Elm St.; Sleeper and GBflord Burrill. aleep.'You run the diamonds, hop­ third round of dianfonds through, BetwesB Oak and BirehrT^^.^ light." for .military, aid and $835 million lapping groups In each grade; Slow David Ilgen. 37 South St.; Albert scientist and his wlfs who take in­ OhaMel n Weiarberr Ceaa. It to tha fifth year that the com­ Estrada originally was admitted learner and average student; aver­ Temporary housing for the new ing that the player with the last Reesa got back to d iu w y with tha pany ha* given Its drivers awards for economic help to enable Allied Kerkin. Grant HIU Rd„ Tolland; to their home an orphan who act of hearta to leaAvtha foiwtb * A r t NtoallAW ork under an immlgraht visa. The nations to support military forces. age, bright and some superior stu­ minister and his wife hae been se­ changes their Hv«e. It aUrU Sun­ trump has at feast three dlsmonde. to promote safe driving- Men with State. Department has Instructed Mra. William Sojka and daughter, cured on Ravine Rd. in Burnham If so, he bee to follow, suit, and diamond. It dkta’t ofattor ■whan SuppIlM . 5-yeer, no-acetdent records receive The committee lumped the two dents; niperior and nifted children. 33 lAwrence St.; Mrs. Aaron day at the Mbnehester Drive-In S W IT C H T O its embassies and consuls te* not Vo-Ag Bids Rejected Acrea you can run the fourth diamond Baat raffed at thla stago, t< |25; 10-year men, 650; 15-year Items together and cut the total to Twertsky and daughter, 64 Talcott Theatre. could gat rid of hla laat * Fra# lEstruerioiis to Issue him a new one. the gov­ $2,400,000,000. But It voted to give John G. -Talcott Jr., chairman The Wapplng Church wjm loft to diacard the last’ club.7You don’t men, $75; and 20-year men,' $100. ernment sources said. Ave. . ■: wlthput the aervleea of afminie- care if the opponent ruffs at that waa then eaay to makatha * Ft m P o iliiH Tte'meeting waa held under the Jhe President discretion to trans­ ef the Vo-Ag school building com­ contract. Perez Jimenez waa admitted to mittee, said bids for the Vo-Ag Birth today: A son to Mr. and ter when the Rev. David Crockett Qreab^, time, for you still get your dlscard- 0# OOTTAOB 8T'—Ml 0-tSM Bupervtoion -of William Johnsim, fer money from one fund to the Mra. CSiarles North, 3 Linden PI. -retired after many years In the nursery during the service to ac­ The trouble le that the op­ Dally qoaatlea ' sales manager of the local branch the United States In February un­ other.- school were rejected by the com- Church Services der a 12-month visa. ’ mlttee this week. The commit­ minletry. Since that .tUpe Dr. commodate parents. ponent’s ruff may come too soon. Partner opens with one no- Twenty-four driverir-were honored. In other actions, the foreign re­ SHADY CLEN / First Evangelical Lutheran: Sun­ ‘First’ Chnrch Services In today’s hand, for example, East trump, and tha next slayar paaaas. 44t ( I) FALCON Johnson estimated that drivers The asylum given the two men lations group doubled the $100 tee Is now consulting with A. F. George Rlggan, a teacher at the IlS-MI FACE TBE NATION waa cited bv Vice President Nixon Peaslee. contractor for the high day achool, 9 ;a.m.'„ worship 10:18 Hartford Theological Seminary, Sunday School at First Congr4- would ruff the third diamond and You hold: Sikadoa—10 7 8; Hearts ties < t> TV Movie hovb at the local Hood branch cover JU,- million provided by the House for a.m., Pentqcoat 8un4a% Holy. Com­ ationak Church on Main St. ?win lead a club. The defenders would —A 9; Diamonds—K J 10 5; Cliibe ( SI FAVL WINCHE|X BBOW 000 miles a year, which means that sa one of the thinga that caused the President’s emergency fund. FRESH FRUIT SHERBETS school, in -Jm effort to get the has been acting aa interim minister B held at 9:30 a.m. The Rev, R. OIL • (IMS! OBBAT CHAU.KNOB Roland Brandt of 26 Columbus fit., a driver for H. P. Hood end bitter resentment in Venezuela and cost of the". Vo-Ag school down to munion and receptloiTof 14, hew of the church. ' g then get two clubs, a trump, and —10 7 6 2. What do you shy? tilt SCIENCE riCTtON TBEA. ened with subversion or infiltra­ rich fresh fruit sherbet^^re aa cooling and high, Talcott said. Ice" -Were presented to tUree mem­ When 'Terence Reese held the Motel-Restaurant Planned Vernon Congregational: Stew- who were unable to attend the South cards, he didn't play the vitation to game If he has ' 18 (U) OBAL BOBEBTS WlUlam R.'Johnson snd Charles tion. Both funds are for uYe by refreshing &s an o c ^ breeze. They’re good ardahip Sunday, lervlce conducted bers of the South Windsor Histori­ dSfilbatlon ceremony of the Perish hand' in his sleep. After drawinj; pOlnta or a rather good-looking 17 ■titt < tl DB. CMHISTI^ ,W. Schiedlng, aeslstant treasurers, gtneering laboratory was, begun Atr-world Education, Tran* World the President at his discretion. Irving such of Hartford has ap­ cal Society at the grdup's 11th An­ House on Fbb. 9. tape recording of . t> LONE BANOni AirW’sys,. will talk on "New Bual- Hartford Visit Set for you, tool Have.^i!ome for Sunday dinner! plied to the Vernon Zoning oBard by laymen;' worship, 9:30 and 11 two rounds of trumps, heled ou': points. ' . ■*Ca4a af Haaar" ' Slid James A. Murray, branch man­ this week at the Kamsn Aircraft Another amendment adopted by a.m., sermon, "How .Would We nual Dlnaar meetii^held at'Wood Diet event wlH be rapleyed in the the ace and king of diamonds and (Copyright 1958, general Fea­ WYMAI^S (|t4S) THE LAST WOED_ (iorp. In Bloomfield, The building,- neaa Concepts fqr the Jet Age." the committee would pledge- con- of Appeals for permission to erect Memorial Library Thursday even­ ager; from the Sevlngs Bank of By Faye Emerson a motel and restaurant at the In­ Answer Him?" by Robert Dutton Metzger Chapel at 5:45 p.m. Sun­ then lad the Jack of diamonds fbom tures Corp.). OIL COMPANY nty I SEABCH FOB ADVXN. Manchester perticipated In the which will codtsln 9,600 square ' ‘ Three Hartford companies will ' gresslonal support for joining Ellington, Congregational: Sun­ ing- day.'A.supper will be served In the dummy. U MAIN ST.—TEL, Ml 8-1098 TIDE feet of floor area. Is located on be awarded certlflcales commem- other nations in helping neutral tersection of Tunnel Rd. and Rt. Those receiving citations were (tt) MEET THK PBERS Savings Banka’ Aseocietion's 13th Faye Emer^n. nationally, known day achool, 9:80 a.m.; Ayorship, Church Hall at 6:80 p.m. An eve- Do-it-yourself enthusiasts are at’FT GREEN STAMPS OSMti Dr. BSrtar Saatalls DiueBlue Hillsmini' AVe..Ave.. wherewnerr the tac t:uiicom6«}''•-•'•••SI -1 orating —50 jyears - « * - of •«e*xwx.*a»*%*.,association - j HTh m . India complete its economic devel­ 16. The site is In a residential zone. Mrs. Herbert.H. Hoskins of Kourt- nlng^aervlce will take place at 8 It sU looked very familiar -to spending about $40 million annual­ annual bank management confer­ The ZBA >vlll hold a public hear­ 10l*5 a.m, sermon, "Any Birthday East. He thought South had UflXPHATCBE MOVIE ence this week at the Mohican panv la currently cdnatructlng a msmberahlp: Caae. Lockwood *"4 »ctrew, opment plan. Presents for the Church?" by the esy Knoll, scclety president; Mrs. p.m. with a aemon on "The Pre­ ly on tOola for the home, reports a tits (MAII news new'* - 34.000— . square foot^ engineer-!. . 1 Bralnard fai Division •• I *k t of Connecticut _ _ _# 1 * gt*Vday tO to OreRent present ^ mGov.OV- (ADI^inam Abraham B\ Rib-1 D Still another amendment woulfl ing on the request June 3 at 8 p.m. cious Chains of Fmedom.” started with ace and one smalt SiM (Ul GENE ACTBT • :S* I t) SrSIR Motel in New London. lcoff„with a copy of the current In Vernon Center Firehouse. The Rev. Wayne Sandau, pastor. ' Victor King of SU. 39, Main St., survey made by the Twentieth ( <1 FBATVBB FILM IBOB COMMAND Topics discussed were crime loai Ing and adminlaU^tton building. Printers.. Inc., Royal Typewriter bar US. military assi.stance to for her servioe as recording eecre- On Monday at 8 p.m.. the Bible diamond. If so, the jack of dia­ Century Fund. . ,4iee (IS) GET SET—GO ( SI RABr issue of Life magazine which fea­ proposed motel and restaurant are ''St. John’s Episcopal: Whlteun monds was a loser, and there was (IS4SI MTlITR CENTTHT PBE- PI control; legislative pr(>ccdures; the ‘ Family day.'/for Kaman Air- Division of ^ .^ 1 McBee Corp. and tures historic landmarks and pres­ day, Holy Communion, 8 a.m. tary; and Mrs. William Driscoll of Discussion Group will tncet in the ^ (Ml BID GLOVE SEN!NTS______AIR POWER craft employeyand their famJJlea 11** standanl Foundry Co. reportedly of a type that would Sta. 41, Main St., for her work as Parish House st First Congrega­ no need for East to ruff It. 4ilS (IS) ACCENT O.N UVINO “ P*arl tbrbar" current economic eituetion as it ent-day attractlona of Now Eng­ add materiaUy to the towm's tax Holy Baptism and family service, East therefore discarded e heart ( S) BOPALONO CAASIPT (Ml SILENT BEEVICB > effects eavings banka; automation will be he1<^ at the Bloomfield'- 9:30 a.m.; Holy Baptism and Ho)y hospitality committee chairman tional Church. (Ml CABTOON TIME land. '• I Antique and Gift Sale Income. Wapplag Cbureh Servtoes on the Jack of diamonds and woke (Ml Ol’TLOOK > systems. mortgage collection plant tomoiww. About ,5.000 per-| ^ 1 !• I B , 1 Miss Emerson began a 9-day t At the same hearing an appllca- Communion, 11 a.m. The V4n. during the past y w . 4iU ( I) WASUNOTON BEPOBTS "SM SebMl” Whl|ney_. Biupke,. _ president of _ ipday School at Wapi • :as ( t) POPEYE liM ( l> TWENTV4UX MEN_ T problems, branch bank operations: sons ere (utpected to attend. Ad-{ | -9 ff |w|igs tour of the 6-state area(.thto vreek: Ma.r 84 to June 1. Inclusive. Uen of Everett R. Mackean to Maurice G. Feulkee, rector. - t»l SATtHkMT BEPOBTS - and hank-eiMtemer relation*, — miUance ^ b y ticket only, - I * lA M -lIV / 1 U S "You Gan Taste The Quality” — the Leaipie of Qoimeetlcut Histori­ Cdmmunhy CKURlirwin b« ReW at (Ml BAMAB OP TBB ACNOLE ( S) r o r ASHED rom g t ■ ~ to promote the sp 83 Ridgi Auguat^BA^Septemberv--— i___^-Vauglm— toJamea-A,- and Helen j opposite rogress 'Xve7~XTiearlng Rockville Methodist:' Sunday ed -to aatve-aa president dm'lng the SiM I II BBAVE KAOLB r**f"P'eiH;'Ti5‘rm*Ci'*tUm- group. Run Deep” Likely” I II KIT CABSON aiid Francis W. Palfrey Jr. A majority of the 1,476 execu- S- Carroll, property at 5T Moree take* Inm 9h toeUet ~Cea«sk Wben GeoaUi C< on the request has been set by the school, 9:30 a.m., and 10:45 a.m coining year. Other officers elected Catholic Maeeee MUSIC BY ale. Althea OlbMa, Alaa were Mrs.>Vlctor .King; recording (Ml MUVIB :i«S, Praakle Lymaa, AUaa tain View Rd., Wapplng, att^ded lives interviewed see sales ■ and ZBA for , Wednesday. A count worahlp, 10:46 a.m., aermon by the - Maseee at St. Francis of Assisi t4iU-ll «:N4sU ART LOWRY'S Site 1 1) NEWS. BPOBn a wb$tb- SDrake, ether*. an advanced sales workshop.this profita either incrimsing or match- Raymond K. and Shirley H. shows that there are 12 such eta- Rev: Simon P. Montgomery, pas­ secretary^ -Mrs. Wilbur 'Hills; cor-' Church will be held at 7, 8, 9, 10 , "L" IEAUS ( s4s> ANNIE OAKLET (SLM> STEVE ALLEN SNOW a week at the Lord Jeffery Iph, Am­ ing levels of I9.57't record third jSlek* t" Remo S- and Janet A. tione In a stretch of a mile In that tor. responding ieci'etary;. and Mra. and 11 a.m. This Sunday will be Carat*; Peter I'aliaar, Bar­ Leslie-Newberry, treasurer. The of­ - r-'' T:N ( SI CAPTAIN DAVID GBIEP Conducted by -the American Mu­ pre-school children held during the • « T , POLISH AMERKMI ( II DBATB VALLEY DAYS t;M /t-M Anvr.NTI BK AT acOTT tual Liabillt.v Insurance Co., the peel dollar volume to approximate **^^**^*' property on A decided drop in claims for un­ group study, 4:15 p.m. arllyJeft open. Committee appoint­ 9 a.m, Mass. ISLAND "Caarase by ments will be annourtped later. (Ul KATHY GODTBEY’S TAL­ Pra»y" ,, purpose of the conf^nce wai to year^go figures and 19 per cent "^ells St. . employment compensaUon was re­ St. Bernard's; Masses, 7, 8, 9. tO The CYO will conduct the an­ ENT SHOW look for a decline Trade ^ame ported for the Rockville area for and'll a.m. The Rev. Patrick Ma­ The society has been very ec'Are CLUB (ttl WHIBLV RIBDS t;M < s> SID CAESAK INVITES VOD discuss modern problems in insur­ nuel Crowning of the Statue of < (Ml HIGHWAV PATBOL (IS^e* TV TREATEB ance protection and how the cas­ A'i for prointa. 20 per cent ex-1 D. Gottlieb. the- week ended May 17. The total honey, pastor; the Rev. Clifford J. during the past year and has call­ the Blessed Virgin Monday eve­ 106 aintott St., Maachester ’■CaraaSa" — Taay Cartll 1 . ed. attention to many histerlcal . (Ml DEATH VALLEY DAYS •lar. ualty insurance Industry cAi^ be- pect a getn. 50 per Vent see no ^ clalme filed was 416. compared to Curtin, assistant pastor. ning, Father Gresch of St. Law. Y:M .( tl PEATURE SlLM Your 5dily Newspapers reack 468 the previous week. Whereas St. Joseph's; Masses, 7:30, 8:45. features 6i South Windsor. Estab­ ENDS FREE ADBUSSlfiN, («-M) TV SHOW i come better eqiUpped to serve'its i change and 21 per cent look for a "tmaie *P*‘V- rence O’Toole Oiurch, Hartford TONIGHT _ "044 Xaa Oat" (CaInrI Slarrias Shirley customere. Thl/ty-slx of the com- decline, .Marriage IJrense 28 new claims were filed the pre­ lO and 11 a.m. The Rev. H. A. Le- lishment of a permanent museUm will conduct the sermon at 7:30 n«bcH Xltcbaai (H> DICK CLABK SHOW Mael.alae *a4 Gael Graat Gaaatat Babby Brin*. Tb* GarU*! Waller PMee.a, pony's sales y«presentatlves from 1 Don Dean UbertoJli of 193 Porter vious week, only 20 were listed pak, pastor; the Rev. John Kozon, to. house Items of historical Interest o’clock. “THE ENEMT BELOW" , Playmate* „ , „ Virginia Lee Henley of 12 last .week. is a matter now under considera­ Sack Lcmma'a Aa4y William*. HHrkey eeven easleiyi states ettepded the assistant pastor. . " "OPEBATION NADBAU." (U4SI PEBBY MASON SNOW Shaaebaetay ■esaiona. 8hear*(>n Hammlll A Co.. 913 Conway Rd.. St. Bridgot’e Church. Off to Europe Sacred Heart; Masses. 8. 0;30 tion by the group. - Manchester Evening Herald Start* Sandajr *'Tbe Ca*e *f the 0114*4 lUI PILM / Main St., played host to a distlp-J jm,e 7 » • ;U ( t) YESTEBDAV’S NEWSBEEL Nine local residents left Bradley and 11 a.m. The Rev. Ralph Kelley, Spring Concert Due South, WIndaor. . eorreapondent , Bab Hape - Aalta Ekbers in-Ml^rV>FLB ABB PVNNT gtiished economist yesterday. | ' Building Permits The Annual Spring Concert will "FAMS HOLIDAT" EASTWOOD t:M ■ SI MB. DISTKItnr ATTOHNBT Two Ntonrheeterxqmpanie* were Field yesterday lor-an 18-dsy tour pastor. Elmore Burnteiii, telephone, P‘FarkBit sT tiM ( SI BILLY OBAHAM < *) THE ABTS o r YALE - Dr. Rtchsrd Teweles. Phd.. of william Ix-.osard; .erect house on of BngUnd. ~ Franqe..^ Italy ehd be prseented at the 'WapptngjCom- Iba Oral -----, C*WDK "'among the 152 lii-'New England the company's Chicago ofllce. gen- Homestead St., *18,500, mtriMlI 8-5060. , ’ TWO TOP HITS! (tt^K PEBBY COHO SHOW (U4SI AI.PKEII HITCHCncZ "hich/recentf.v received govern­ Switzerland. Vernon and TalooUvUIe neprs Is munity 'Church under the direc ■Sp*a" (G*l«r> Oa**t*i Aaa* W>- PHESENT8 "The CraeeSa* era! assistant to the senior psrt-j Carleton S. Moody for Herman Uon of Mrs. Mary B. Oenslow Caae" ment contracts totaling $20,092,443 The trip Is sponsored by the handled through The Berajd’s Clark GaM* Jaa* Pawell ma*. Art Caraey aa4 The (Ul 4FDOE HiOV BEAN ■ ners of Shearson Hammlll and Co.. | \ Wierzbicki. alterationa to home OennecUcut Ught and Power Co. RockvtUe Bureau, 7 W. Main St, Sunday at 8 p.m. 9«rt cun Babarlaaa MrOalre Sluter* -'according to flg'jres released by condiit ted a sales meeting ' then i „ 55 Overland St.. *«00. in (U) COCNTBY MI’SIC St'BILpE M;M ( SI NEWS AND WP.ATHKB the L'.S. Department of Labor. for employes and their relatives. telephone TRenwnt 6-8184. Both Junior and Senior Choirs Telecast Slated “The SiM (IS-MI TOP DOLLAB ( II IP TOO NAD A MILUDN aimed at coordinating the com- ■ Robert Hopps. addition to house Those making the trip are: Mr. will sing several selections includ­ “Run ' Girl Moflt SiM < sail IJIWBENCP WKLK (n-M> MIBETTA VOI NG aHOW /During a 30-day period ending pany's programs to improv-e serv­ at 4T Hilltop Dr. and Mrs. Horace Undei^’ood of 45 ing one final number jointly. A From Hartford Silent ’ SHOW "Wr44Ias Day" Laretta May 15, the Pioneer- barachute ice to the public. Tiny Car Imports Double Ukely** (llMS) OALE STpBM SHOW Yaaas Co.. Inc., received seven such con­ , Dr. Teweles was formerly with Florence Ave., Ellington, and their ctring quartet directed by Roger Run Deep” OCNSMUkP. RQG8E around." June 4 at the -Wampanoag Countrv | A. picnic was held by the Plea­ (SSAtl TED MACK’S AMATEl'B (Ml .'PE LATE SHOW •. Thibodeau's advice to those r*.-^ -pared with, that Of pthers, curiicnt ■" ■ HOCB ' -jiT "Tba Maaa I* Oaara" Club In Vi’eat; Hartford. “ ' - M l 3^D3«5 sant Valley section of the kinder­ and past. "Wide. Wide World” is (Ml BILLY OBAHAM ni'SAOE (U) EARLY LATE SHOW cession-free motor.tote contemplat­ Dr. John IL Furbsy,. director of : garten at Martin Park In East M;U ( SI VHAMPIONSBIP BOWUNO UiU I tl WORLD’S RESt MOVIES ing trips; Careful planning and NOW thru TUESDAY seen locally over Channel SO, be­ U:M ( tl CODE t "Hleber aa4 Rlcber" .______f______■ ■' : onnccticut’s 25 Daily Newspapers are the most STATE Hartford from 11, a.m. to 1 p.m. ginning at- 4 p.m- SUNDAY BUFFET (III I LEO IIUIEE UVES tl;N (ISMtl SI'.NDAV NEWS SPB- good advance information on eve-' Friday. □ (M-MI TOVB HIT PABADB CIAL ry phase of the journey. 3:30 F.M. to 7:30 P.M. (CaUr) U:U (11) MILLIDN DOLLAB MOVIB SUNDAY CONTINUOUS NtOH 2 P.M. - Lutheran fiervlcea (MI’ HIORWAV PATBOL . "I.et r» Ure” . Sunday fichool at Our Savior Tires Big Rayon User CHOICE OP itOAST BEEF, TURKEY. II :M (111 NKWS.^EATHEB A Frederic W. Bard o f,482 Adams' powerful, most dvnamic, most effective Lutheran Church will be held at 9 □ spobtS St. has been awarded a certificate i Akron, Ohio—About 99 per cent BARED HAM, Etc. ( SI NEWS A WEATHEB Botr to the WESTOWM a.m. at the Wapplng Grammar (ttl CDBTAIN TIME of merit upon the succe-saful com- | School on Ayers Rd. just off Sul- of the cord used In original eqnip- (Ml NEWS DONt WAIT t i m e te pletion of an intensive 6-week j I " PHARMACY "Y llvap Ave. There are classes for all mdnt tires on new automobiles Is $2.95 (Ml WBESTLING , . etock up OB liquid refraShmeBte course in the America Fore School 459 Hartford R(L-^M1 9-9946 and most economical advertising medium in from'3 years to high school ages. made of rayon. In 1957 these cords (Ml EABI.Y LATE SHOW for the weekend. ChlMrea. Dader 10, $1.78 U:U ( SI PEATCBE PILM of Insurance in New’ York. Worship service at 10:15 a.m. with used 300,0()0,000 pounds of rayon,' "The Cat Creep*” ; PACKAGE Bard is employed bv the Jones- the Rev. Walter L. Abel preaching or 36 per cent of all rayon sold. ( tl WOBLD'S- REST MOVIPS Mulvihiji Co., - of Hartford. The during the year; □ □ (I) "llataaa" SILK GITY^ STORE rOPEN: on "The Holy Spirit Can Give You (tl "Lav* Craay” Ml N. Main 8L—Ml 9.1888 course Incliided lectures, class- the state, but notice the magazine circulation on (111 MILLION DOLLAB MOVIE mom' disciuislon, forums directed "FOOD “ HaHAay" □ FUR (Ml LATE BROW Mil NEWS AND PREVIEWS by managers of various boarda AYET’S EVERY It:M (Ml NEWS.A PREVIEWS ll'.M (tS) NEWS bureaus and 'ass(Kiattons, field = A L L D A Y = MOOD" ItiM (Ul NEWS II :M ( Si NEWS A WEATHER trips, question and anbwer > ses­ the left. Even Readers Digest, with the □ B CENTER 81 □ ll;U (ttl NEWS A.ND WEATHEB ItiM mi LATE NEWS A WEATHEB ISiU ( II NEWS A WEATHEB -• ISiM ( t) NEWS sions, tests Snd interviews. I;N (Itl Mf.LION DOLLAR .MOVIE DISTRIBUTED BV "Tb* Ls4y A tb* MaV = s u n d a y : tiNISlHEWS Construction work on a new en- FORA □ p □ □ □ □ □ largest magazine circulation in the stat^, MONDAY SUNDAY D E LiC iO U S It I tl NEWS MANCHESTER ll;N ( SI CRV r m b it (DM*) LOVE or LIFE OLD FA: ( II WOl__ _ - AT ______MOVIES (tt-M> Til TAh INirOH m m e reaches only 1 out of, 4 homes in Connecticut. . . (Ul EVE ON C'OliNKCTKTT ItiU I SI BUGS BUNNY A U TO PARTS (ttl DBCUION FOB BESKABCH U;M ( Si HOLLYWOOD'S BEST (Ml WESTERN TREATEB (Ul SEABCH FOB roSKillRUW 270 BROAD ST. SUNDAY (Ml* EVE ON NEW VORR (ts-sei IT CDi'i.D ME vni- MANCHESTER ItilS ( SI mMEDIES - (Ml LIFE WITH ELIZABETH ItiM (III WILD BILL HICKOK ( tl AMERICAN LEGEND DINNER D ltlvc - 9n.'3 k€at?i£ (ttl RAMAR OP THE tl'NOLE LiNCOLN-MERCURY B o Lw O n l:M RELIEVE TOPS^lN FINE CARS! ( SI BEPOBT OABD INS Sunday, May 25 Connecticut daily newspapers, as a group, offer the ENDS TONIGHT (111 SUNDAI BBPORT (It) POLKA PABTY In Klucheeter Ihey'rOU,,- - -ItU BENOAI. I4WCEB8______-At TRY HOWARD JOHNSON'S I;U (Ul TV KDITWBIAL MORiARTY RROTHERS^ MUSIC- • DANCING liU ( II VOCB VOICE IN WA8RIH6 815 Center St., TeL MI 8-6181^. most direct and efficient way of delivering a sales-, TON ^ . IlkOZ. HEAVY STEER i>M ( t) I SEABCH FOB ADVEN- CHARCOAL IROILED _ Tl'BK ItiU (Ul THF. GUIDINGILIGRT ' • REFRESHMENTS ^ ( I) BASEBALL . . 1;M (Ul NEWS Taakrr* *«. CIcvelaat (ttl AT HUNK WITH KITTT message to ALL the people of the state. (Ul PICTCRE POB A, n'NDAY (Ml DOUGLAS PAIRRANKS APTKBNOON (Ml BINGO AT HOME • BEAUTY CONTEST (Ml CATHOUC HOUR liU (Ul CONNECTICUT UFE ' (Ul LITE IS WORTH LtVINO ItN ( I) BASEBALL . , IlH (Ul AS THE WOBLD TUBNB .Featuring. Re4 Sax vs. Wblt* Sax (Ml oSl^Ilavh^uuse ' (tt) CCBTAIN TIME ...___ 1;U (ttl AY HUME WITH XITTy S t e a k ^ i S O (Ml DPAIISION. POB BF.8EARCH tiM (IS-MI BEAT THE CLOCK (Ul HTNDAV PieTL'RE ( S) HAYDN TO HI-FI POLISH and AMERICAN FOOD rite Is!) YOBTiF^ANTS TO KNOW (tt< HOLIDAY COMPLETE DINNEtt (Itr PEBSPsenvB t;M ( SI hospital FUND |:N (Ul BOV ROOEBS t:M (IStUI house PABTY 'GUN FEVER"--Mori( Sttvsns ( STPAMOUS PLAYBUCSB SPONSORED DY P.A.C. AT Fills (Ml FEATI3BK ( SI bandstand ✓ tiM (SSI SUNDAY NKW8_____ (ILMI BITTY FOYLE STARTS TOMORROW 4lM (It-MI WIDE WH>K WORLD 'Tl eOUlAMjONRfOlQ » ' UUKM m o r ia r t y b r o t h e r s MORIARTY BACALL :%\W COMPLETE HEATING SERVICE ■toeoff ROUTE 85—(CAMP MEETING RD.)~BOLTON ' BBOTHERS LooBted •/* MUe West of RANGE AND FUEL OIL - /■ OaklBBi Stnet mi I PUBLIC INVltED^FREp ADMISSION v' 80| OMtor 81. Tollaad XWraplke r ES 5555 ?15 CENTER ST — PH ON E MI-3-51 35 Ifl M U A. 4 : ■■■■-> ■4 (■ , V,,’ • ^ ' A • > . '^v f f '

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A’ UAKCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. SATURDAY, MAY 24, 1962 green aalad, bread and butter, pine­ Jews to Observe : > a c b f o u r ______■ ■ ____ -.- ■■ ______•'■ ' i-i'h ...... fc.ii: — ------•■'------^ : J * * j i ------Bolton apple; Wednesday, meat pie irith 2 1 vegetables, pickled beets, bread and hadst formed the earth and tha, ' ...... W ondegihbf the U iiiver«e“ Feast of Weeks DONT TOIL-CALL DOYLE!! First, it txcusea ua from sarious world, even from everlaatlng to butter, pears; Thursday, baked analysis of tha B)tuatl Kremni <£z<:*P( who disagreee with us, or who fa­ some Ropubllcan not to be Joining b W. ioaeph P. Blanehfleld The belief that the,.greater can be dinfier to be held in Bolton. Mrs. Mrs. Frai)cis Selbie, Thursday. inday* Unllday* Kmervi al tli* ♦sired final speed about five which enjoined upon the He* Tel. J A 2-1125— Evenings MI 3-0648 vors a policy not pleiasing to us In it top, and now we have J. 9:30 and lfli45 a.m.. Two »im- Rev, goweph H. HeCnnn in the Icaaer Is an error that Works By DB. L 61. M W tX T mt Harman Petersen, president of Holiday Cloflag poat omca at Uancbtatcr Conn, aa miles per second. The Russians Manchester Girl BCouts and a Bol­ brews to count seven w eekj*"or end Claaa Hall MatUr either a Communist or somebody Kenneth Bradley, who has never Har Services of Worship Sermon ill. This Is a leading point in the Dlreetorr Fraaddlh lastitata Both toe Elementary School 6nd Sunday kafses: hsvs Isunehed theirs northward. ton resident, was gaast speaker. toe Co-operative will be closed, on 40 days, after Passover and to • ... . StlMCaiPtlON RATK8 under Communist influence, we been on the state ticket, never­ Topic: "A Colony of Heaven." Science of Soul, that Principle la .. Ftoastariuas ' For adults: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 not th iU Idas. Spirit, Soul, Is not Ignoring this five M r cent divi­ Mrs. Edmund Peresluha, neigh­ May 30, Memorial Day. celebrate the ,S0th day^^ a day TPayaWa 111 AdTaiiea theless using past sU te ticket sta­ Bring ■•Letters'of Remembrance*' .Philadelphia ' of "solemn a»aembly;l<^ For tola Ona Vaar ...... • I j * ” tend to confirm, rather than heal, O’clock with two Masses at 9, one confined In man, and Is never in d e d from the earth^s-rotation. borhood chairman for the local tistics to establish his own claim of a blessing received from some-; W r oaii't have everything. reason the feotlvaj-^ also known fta. Hontba their possible enmity to ue. And In tha main auditortupr for adults Blatter; A saUUlte In a polar or nynr scouts, Introduced the troop lead­ Advertisement — Tbraa Hoirtha ...... » for nomination this year. one. - O lif sateUltes are better instru­ as Pentecost, aAwm derived from ahd ona for the childrqn in .the polar orbit can make great eon,-^ ers snd their ssslstants. She also When Buying or Selling.Bolton « ^ a MonUi ...... i-w we may even Invite them to think HU apocific claim ,is that he can 9:30 a.m.', Supdsy Church School mented than- Russia's sputniks, toe Greek meaning fifty. •iWackly ...... S basement; and two .Maaaea at 10, St. Jaha’s PellBboAatMbai trlhutkma to our knowledge of the ittroduced Mrs. Laskrence ) Con­Con- Property call Lawrence F. Ftano, w pn «*»lBila C#p» ...... ” of going toward the CoinmU' bring the Republican party "all for children and youth, Cradle RoV but ours travel in orMU neac the earth./RadiaUons coming teqm Shavuc^'fn ancient times was AME8ITE DRIVEWAY BUILDERS extra 20,000 votes from Fa|lpffeld one in the main 'auditofiumv..and Catholic Chnreh . ; . vtrse Jr. who founded tbs'ks' first Broxer. Phone M I 0-5810. nisti after all. If that la the way through College age. earth’s squstbr while the sputniks spans vary in Intmsity wltjy the one of Ufa pilgrim festivals on •*> MKMBli^R o r ' County.” 10:45 a.m., Sunday Churvh A c­ one In the basement, > 2g Golway St. « ' troop In Bolton, Troop 108. SPECIAUST8 IN FORM SET. 61ACHINB 8PHBAO, “* THIS iSiociATicD ranira wa Insist things are. we are In Are In more nearly polar orbits, latitude, because the aarth^a tnag- Following the dinner, a program whiq)r''*the Israelites traveled to i f One woulij naturally gsk, “extra tivity and Prelect program. Cradle B «v. D.'Keat Kvlawaas* Boctor Advertisement POWER ROLLED, ABltaiTE PSiyEW A]rAgSAg_ * * Tha Aaaodatad Praaa la traveling across almost all lat­ aetic field Is eoncentrgtid near was conducted in the (nvil De­ Yes, you could be saving 20% lem bringing gifts to the SwUUed to .tha um of repuW*^''"" ^ trouble with aome of the etudente over w hatr” And BradMijr promptly 8L Bridget’s R. C. Church Roll through Grade 8. itudes. the polca and is weakest near tbs fense room. Siisdn BorTnip, Carolyn iCtuary. On Pentecost they . SSjI Btwa dfapatcbta eraditad to It or in South America, we shall not Specified. Rev. John J. Delaaey, Paetor ‘gISO a.m.;^ Low Mnas. on 'your insurance coverage if you ALL WORK GUARANTEED A^||. ||| • T M t M et otharwlaa c r^ it^ In tola oapar 4 p.m , Fellowship Guild Picnic W s launch ours across thy A t­ Mather and JoAnn Perrett, mem- brought the first frui^i of thBlr "In the 1954 election," he said, Rev. Praarls T. Butler, AaslaUat 10:80;g.m.,rHigh MMS. equator. placed with' the Crockett Agen­ FOR FREE ESTIMATES II m H II I I M od alao tha local nawa pobtlal^ h ^ . get out of that trouble by labeling, meeting, for all girls g-ades 6-8, lantic to avoid danger to populated bent of Troop 124, formed a color cy, Inc. Call u d see. M l 3-1577 harv,eat. The festival la celebrated ab All riahta of republlcatlon .of apodal “ the Republican majority In Fair- Meeting at the Ballard’s, 31 Gard­ Rev. Dennla R. Hnscey, AeaistBht Thus, charged^ particles, such ^tllapatchea heroin ara alao raaarrad them Communists. Gospel jBall ^ areaa: The Rpsaiahs c a n launch as nuclei of hydrogen stoma, com­ guard for the n «g ceremony. In the synagogue with special field Coumy was only 10,000, and ner St. services at which Biblical passagea When trouble b ^ a n in Lebanon Massea bn Sunday at 7, g, *. .jo 416 esfter St. northward over Siberia with al ing In from the sun after a aelSr A Brownie troop, led by Mrs. Manchester Evening Herald • run aanriea ellant of N E. ' A. 8arr- we lo e ^ tte governorship by ' 3,- 6:45 p.m.. Junior High Youth dealing with the holiday and with DeMaio Brotfi«rs -began', incidentally, With the most no danger. dlsturbaiica, also are deflected Carlton T. Daley, had their fly-up Bolton correapondeiiL Doris M. S t*. Inc. 000 vptes. Two years later, in 1966, Fellowship meeting, with Carol and I t ajn. and Masses down­ toe giving of the Ten Command­ SERVING THE 51ANCHESTBR AREA SINCE 1020 Pubtlahera Repraaantatlrea: Tha 10:80 s.m , Brsaking o f Bread. Here, theh. Is an opjiortunlty to toward the magnetic poles. H » t . ceremony'- and were invested as D’ltalia, telephone Mitchell S-6f Ki. &ullua Halhaaa Spaclal AaeMy - Naw murder of a newspaper, editor who thp-^Rspublicana carried *the coun­ Grsnnlas and Lowell Jacoby le-'d- stairs at'B and 10 a.m. ments on Sinai are read. It is ’raoUSANDS OF SATISFIED CUSTOMERS ■ 12:16 p.m., Stmdmy School. offer something in which we are \ Girl Scouts In a cahdieligbt cere­ ^Tork ChICRKo D^tr^U a m BoiloR. was criticiting the regime friendly ty 71,000. Even taking into ac- Is why displays of the aurora are *1*0 used as an occasion for the —* m*Shber audit bureau or Ing. 7 p.m.r^9ospel Meeting, superior — instrumentatloa —- to mony conducted by Mrs. Donald count that 1954 was a state, and! 7:30 p.m.. Senior Youth Fellow Church o f the AasumpHan eOnoentrated In those regions- confirmation of the young people -dTOCOUATIONS to .}is—we reajehed again, ah g p.m,, Tuesday, Blbls study. supplement the Russian ability to Pole to Pole Tgdford and members of Troop 1956 a . national election, you can ship meeting, Patricia Ballard and Adanw St. and Thompsoi> Rd. In the Jewish faith.’ automattoally, for the uaual^ibl. S p.'m., Friday, PTayer meetihg. launch a polar satelUtc. ^ ■ To know the precise behavior ‘of 106. r Tha Herald Prtnltni Company, see the extra 20,000 votes Is there, Sandra ' 0>-borne leading. Rev. Joseph F. Porretl. Pnstor MUitary Fixes The home la decorated on this ^aaaunaa no financial reaponalhillty fw The inatrumenta, moreover, have such phtnotaena we must explors Numerous merit badges were ■typographical arrora appearing In ad This impelled a. Britian cocrupond- and that the right candidate can Rev. Fmncli T. Butler, Assistant festival with greens and flowera K W Dunham Memorial Chureb no immediate military significance. the surroundWe of the earth from awarded to local Olri Scouts. Mrs. yertlaamapta and other reading matlar ent on the scene in^Iiebanon to get them.” Zion Evangelical LuUiema tliurrh rerpiniscent of Sinai, and the holi­ in Tha Mancheater Evening Herald Baptist They consist, of corapondhto al­ pole to pole. 'A e Russian of Robert Dixon made ths presenta­ The new addition at Second Church was built by Orlando Annulll, MMchoster. a i^ the architect wa* write aa follows: ' In other words, the party did (Sfissoiiri Synod) liiassee at 7, 8. 9, 10 and 11 a.n). typ« Special Rules day spirit la created by the festive MaasSeM DMmt ready on Ui^ open market for use 4>olar or near polar satellite 'orMt tions to members of Troop 193 Irving Rutherford Hartford. It wa* erected of brick; *toel and concrete block at * coat of Dtiplay advertlalng cloalng houra: not have the "right candidate" for Cooper and High Sts. wMch she leads, Mrs. Tedford to ot. atm'ospHere around toa (11 n n e r CAMERABILITY Mr. Dulles, lAMnsinuating that Rev. Bruce Ik Olevelaad, Minister In various industries in Our coun­ is what la needed. ’ or gonday—1 p.m Priday Fairfield County in 1954. Who was The Rev. Paul O. .Frokopy, Pastor St. Maurice R. C- Chut<4 Trexjp 108 and Mr*- Richard 6112,000. (Herald Photo by Ofiara). table. • for 'Keadav—1 p.m Monday CommunisU.Were at the bottom of Boltoa Center try. The fantastic Increass in eosinlo For Air Safety • Tor Wednesday—1 p.m TVeaday. the candidate then ? Fairflqjd Mather to Troop 124. • Th* following services will be the Leban m unrest, shows a wild Rev. Ralph ’ .elley. Pastor 10 am., Sunday School (classes Let’s sxplore the - ressons for rays, for example, as rseorded in SERVICEABILITY ^ rnr Thuraday—I p in Wedneaday. County's own John Lodge. And May 26, Pentecost Sunday: held at Temple Beth Shdiom dur­ mdav—1 p.m Thuraday tor sH ages). such a if offer. both Explorers, can be Investigat­ To Coaflrm Bight Y m Um (Continued from Pnge One) marine Ahrocha waa machine-gun­ misupderatanding of the situation what Bradley promises, then. Is 20.- 9 a.m., Sunday School. (Note: ing the holiday: A t 8 p.m. today, Simday Masses s i 1:10 and 10 11 s.m.. Morning worship. A t the moment,’ It is Impossible ed to see whether there could be The Rev. Theodore W. Chand­ ned -by an unidentified plane a d& in.the Middle East.” The force we 000 votca "extra" over the county Free bus transportation for chil­ 7:30 p.m,, Evening service. to know exactly honr much ussbls ler Jr. will confirm .eight young week ago while sailing through Second Church to Dedicate festival service; 10 a.m„ Sunday, PICTUREABILITY day of puWlcattan—aaeapt Batnrday— dren whose parents Cannot bring s.m. a latitude effect here 16 addition Quesada said the new proce­ '^re dealing with in Lebanon, aaya majority John Lodge got in 1954. energy will be available from the people at 11 fi.m. worship at the. the area of Indonesia’s Civil War, a, family aervice will be held at or send them, or live at a distance. to the obvious slUtuds effect. dure would affect a substantial SEE YOUR ' In thus rating himself 20,000 fuels in any given rocket complex. Congregational Church tomorrow. There were, no casualtiea. which a new Torah scroll will be Raturday; May 2d this correspondent, is the force of votes better than Lodge, Bradley For Information. kindly dial Sacred Heart Church Explorer HI, is now^.clfcling ths amount of military flying and Educational Wing on Sunday MASTER PHOTO DEALER The altitude, for releasing satel The claae haa -been preparing for would tend to pus)i m ilitary. jet The 60-man'sub was going south dedicated aa the gift of Nathan Arab nationalism and neutraUam. ii not being as immodest as he Mitchell 9-0408 or 9-4444). (Siureli St., Vembn GOP Women Plan earth in an Inclined Orbit. Ths .It la Oiir Pleasure to Help Yon. confirmation alRce last September. flights above altitudes generally torough the Molucca Strait east of Sandals and his fasatly In memory Affection And R^ittiect But we could, if we inaiited, p'ush sounds. It Is true that, for the sake 9:30 a.m.. Adult Bible clase. ‘’r.“ !iL ^ ." ii’‘ * . ! ? ^ t e l l l t . contalna a -U p. recorder The sermon topic will be "Your toe Celebes, the Island where In­ o f Rose Sandals; 8 p.m., a Bas 10 a.m.,. Nursery in the parish Sunday Masses at f,:^9:30 and at which it is released la 'not which picks up Information and used by commercial planes. The new educational Wing of the‘ a later date. The chapel has two this force closer and cloeer to Com­ of the polite record, he introduces Baked Foods Sale Greatest Dtoislon.” donesian rebels have their head­ seta of lights, direct snd. indirect. Mitzvah aervice will be held at , Tha R«v. Fred S^ar. after aome house during church worship. 11 a.m., known, so the satelltte goes Into relays it tp the earth on demand. White House press secretary Second Ckingregationai C3iurch w-ill munism. * »• ^ the contention that his own long \ an elliptical path o f a stM and Church school and Bible class quarters. Both the rebels and toe controlled by three separate which the following girls -will be­ ' faithful yearn o f laboring In the residence, leadership and prestige 10 a.m.. Divine worship with Until . the power supply for this .svUl meet as usual at 0:30 a.m. The James C. Hagerty said the chief Jakfirta government have been op­ .be dedicated. this weekend. The come B’No* Mitzvah; Lauren The plain, realistic fact is that, / S t. Francis et AesUI ChniPh The Women’b Republican Cjlub shape that can not be predicted. liystpm It exhausted, our scientists effect wilt be on military student I’bastats. ; relatively ^ vineyards of Nesv in Fairfield County will make him rite o r ConflrAiatloji. Text: Phllip- Junior FsUowBhip will meet at 6:30 erating warplanes over toe area events include a special Dedication The upper level ha* a new Davis, Hilda Felngpld, Ellen Fire­ South Wlndeor, Rt. 80 In Buppoied to be more prodlgloun, 11 a.m.. No service In the Gor­ Messes at 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 a.m. for this means we can launch belt and that is' not enough. .i p.m. Slid toe Yankee Street Fair A White House statement noted ______o’clock Sunday morning, and a munists. And the plain, sensible statistics. U the fact that In 19.54 Mrs. Victor Johnson, 4 Grand­ The Aurochs submerged without room has been divided into two 7:15 and 10 a.m. I Posnibly everything will be bigger John Lodge was not the “ right man language on account of 10 heavlfr aatelliUs with the e ^ e 'TOs writer believes the U.8. Ig committee at 9 p.m., TTie Educa- that a more comprehensive federal returning the fire, the Admiralty | service of dedication at 8 o’clock distinct areas, food preparation Concordia Evangelical Ixittiernn view St., Is chairman of the com­ far ahead o f the Russians In build­ fact for ua to try to assimilate, in candidate. " He Was not the right o'clock Confirmation service. rocket systems and, with a Rttle * tloiial Building committee will air traffic control system Is being said, and received no damage. i Sunday evening In the church aanc- and dish processing. ' there- except one thing. He has Chiirrh mittee making the arrangements. ing mbiiatufe electronic sMtgms our news, in our comment, in our candidate in Fairfield County, 3 p.m., Meeting at Bethany L«- better control, put them Intbiarg- meet Thuraday at 8 p.m. formulated, and said; The Admiralty Insisted the sub j tuary. Two former-ministers of the found in these weeke of his ap' theran Church', ’West Hartford, re­ Winter and Garden Streate Members of the Club having and In tape recorders sultsble for Adjbining the kitchen is a parlor thinking, and in our policy, la that, everybody In state politica Is sup­ baked goods to be picked up shouM er orbits. Ms m Schedule "This is the first in a series of was not soiling in Indonesia's ter- j church and their wives, the Rev. preaching farewell, we think, that garding pqsBible_ formation of a .The Rey,'Erich Brandt, Faatpr satellite payloads.' tt would be a furnished with nylon upholstered posed to-know, because he was so. call Mrs: Johnson or Mm. 'Jbiin U w « .have .speed to burn, then Masses will be celebrstsd at 8:30 step# which it Is believed can be ritorial waters. 'The Jakart* gov-- and Mrs. Frederick Allen and pr. sofas and other living room pieces, Open eager as Communism may be in New England Dlitrlct. the Russians with larger rockets! S**^’^*^ 9** to give tee .the Manchester-4 New England 6areleqs as to indulge in outright Wallett, ISS Wnranoke Rd. and 10 ajn. at St. Maurice (tourch taken as Interim measures." eminent, however, has claimed its and Mrs. Ferris Reynolds, will be •niis room will be used for formal exploiting diacontenta and troubles. 6 p.m., Walther League 65th an­ Sunday, May 25 Festival of must have still greater speed po-jRu**'*"* • *’1. tomorrow. Men of toe parish will It said other steps being con­ guests of honor at the Dedication ::heart Is just aa big as any heart war -with one Fairfield County , ments as § token of our aeuntifie waters Include most of the Archi- occasions and small meetings. All Day Sunday HOLLAND CANDY KITCHEN It cannot always be credited with niversary banquet at Christ Lai- Pentecost: 1 tential.' join in corporate communion a t : aldered include creation of spe- pelsgo's Inland seas. Dinner and Dr. Reynold* will -anywhere. party leader, and so thoughtless as theran Church. Hartford. COLORADO H a s h i g h r o a d Stage, Sound System originating these dlscdnlents and 8:45 a.m, Sunuday School. Denver—The highest highway The hesvler Russian payloads, — it*wbuld to t 8:30 a.m. Mass. jctally reserved air corridors "on Air activity continued in eaatem preach at the Sunday morning serv­ PINE PHARMACY 7 If he has experienced that feel- not to volunteer to take advice and 7:15 pun.. "Momenta of Com­ .... Ilf.. . 11.. govemment omclals but It would The focal point of the new build­ troubles, an'd need not always be counsel from another. The result, 8:45 a.m.. Early Worship o ,, have literally shocked AmWlcan Gueet to 8peak | key federal airways in which in- Indonesia. Jakarta plane* bombed ice. ing is the Fellowship hall, 70 feet 6M CWiTEB ST. Ml S-M14 Now Located Opposite -Ing. It la only fair to lay that cer- fort.” WHA.Y,------have a salutaiy effect on the sci­ Mr*. Joro . yjriencia.__national atrument flying rules - would be •Tw-q Project* e'verjdtibdy Td ’auppbsed'" to know, -vice; sermon, For ConfirmationRifealea In CW6- Bctentlits; We laumdt-our rockets Menado In northern C^elcbes yes-_ long and 42 feet wide,, with a stag# credited with being very ex'^i^ ■ 8 p.m., Lutheran Hour broad­ entists.' not'‘'only of Kuisia but of president of- the Wom'ah’i Society obligatory for all at air tirties’.'' Itain qualittea within Fred Edgar was a certain telling lethargy in Blesaing.’ 'Vado. It winds up to the 14,260- ‘eastwgrd. tq gain an extra quar­ lerday for the fifth straight day. The completed building program at one end. The hall ha a tile floor / either, in its attempts ro Capitalize cast, WPOP. For "This Is The the Whole world. for Christian ServlcJ^ in the Quesada announced the new McKinney Lumber Yard Ihlm self have helped melt the tradi- certain Fairfield County quarters, 10:15 a.m« Later Worship Her-1 Mount Evans.: ter of a m le per second on the de- Let’s make the gestu^. Its Cost A report from Jakarta said, a iv)>el at Second Congregational Church with two full-aized shuffleboard on them. We use the' bugaboo too Life," TV., ‘ kindly consult news­ vice --with Confirmation of our PhUipptnea. will be guest speaker measure after suggesting to Sen­ was actually two projects rolled In­ come election day In 1954, which would be trilling but toe benefits olane raided Balikpapan in east courts built Into the tile. It seats ______;tlonal New England flint. If his paper or guide. young people: sermon, "For Ckjn- *t_ the. 9:30 and 11 a.m. worship ate Investigator* that the num­ to one. The first phase was the Bolton Notch much, aa explanatimi,jis_iiMbii.,an^ taught b i«■ leienn—B u t-f^ . Accriilng from h might help f o - Borneo last Monday wiilhout caus­ 300 auditorium .yle, and' 200 at Wedding , — own -congregation et-South-Adeth- services at United 6(eto6dist ber of civilian airways be reduced demolition of all existing facilities even aa a aubstltuta for policy. Let Bradley, a "rig h t candidate," the flrmation Bfeiising^i ("Nursery stabilize nn unsetOed world. ing any casualtiea. tables. The room is fufn1>hed With I ’nited Metlimllsi Chitrcb o f Bolton Chuirh tomorrow. to provide more space for miU* underneath the present sanctuary. “ odist hates to see him go. if frienda party-bM.ses would perform at top fn the Parish House during the w r ite —IU8V Perhaps Interiiatlonal under­ steel folding chsh-s. The hall is ua put the Communists In th^ir Cor. Rt. 44;A and South Rd. 1VCCC— 1290 Mra. Valencia is the wife of the tary flights. A kitchen, meeting hall and two >and acquaintances throughout the efficiency. No knives,’ In other Service). standing can come first in the m I- equipped with a public address Candids WE NOW HAVE A LOW OVERHEAD true place; they are the vultures, Rev, Carlton T. Dniey, Minister IVK>B —840 Ihiily Radio W H A V —«I 0 Methodist Bishop of the Philip­ He told the Senate aviation sub­ large rooms were removed and the Ilwhol# community will miss him— entifle arena. Certainly the co­ Andover system and t'wo sets of stage words. WURO-1S69 W PUP—:l4 lt pines who is currently on a mis­ committee. Investigating means of area was reconstructed to form 12 the scavengers; and the leeches of C)ne might toss this whole Re­ Talrottville Congregational Church Baatero ^haMdaiti nine operation ihtu far achieved in the lights. A sound system is arranged by (Jiarest ” we would like to epecify some of 9:30 q.m., Church . School for Robert K. Shimods, Minister sion tour In the United States. preventing air collisions, that be- classrooms, two choir rooms and a AND ARE HAPPY TO PASS THE our age; Where they ' congregate, publican theorizing pretty .well put organization and operation of tha Their son ia )Mstor at the Old so that seriricea in the chufeh can ;th e reaj5ons._ nursery, kindergarten, primary International Geophysical Year ;^use of air space earmarked for Mrs. Thom pson church school library. A t the same aomehody and something else has the window by making the siinnle ed4*:4S— “ Mystic church. time, the entire heating system of be heard in the fellowship hall. ,4n Alburn You'll SAVINGS ON TO OUR CUSTOMERS “ He has managed to be humble and senior departments. 10 a.m.. High school service of me followuig program would indicate It. It ia surCly civilian flights "the military h ^ e usually provided the attraction. observation that, in 19.54, the WlUk-«|MCUI Junior choir will sing at the the old building .was changed from- A unique part of the Service Be Proud to Own. 7but upright In Speaking for and , 11 a.nj.. Church School for the worship and Sunday school. ilea are euppiled ny (he radio W(XC—Bwi»rd Rtvue worth the try. nowhere to go in some areas." " Reelected Head Democrats hsd a candidate for Junior and intermediate depart­ 11 a.m.. Morning -worship serv­ WKNB—P M. 0:30 a.m. service and wrtll report The CAA, meanwhile, announc­ steam to hot water to tie In wUh Dedication will )>e the congrega­ Tin trying to exemplify those codes governor especially qualified to 3tanagement» and ara "subject to WTIC-Montlor (Copyright ItSS, General Fed- at 0 a.m. The primary department the new building. This phase o f the tion leaving the Sanctuary in the ments. ice, sermon, "Some benefits of sd- manga wtthoul notive, WDRC—R«rord Sb tureo Corp.). ed plans for a new air traffic Of Church Unit Tof living which seem to him hon- Saving, Too Many Lives? make special inroads • into Fa'r- 9:30 and 11 a.’ifn.. Morning wor­ verslty.” reception of new mem­ of the church school i*. asked to warning service to add pilot* ap­ new construction cost 645,000. middle of the service to perfotm I * ' WPOP—Rrd Sax X* Ksbm* FU D G E u 69c And L*; 98 cI lerable and Chriitlan. fleld County, no matter wjiat the ship. Guest: Mrs. Jose Valencia bers. ’ Sunday schobi below high be In church by 0jl5 *.m. proaching major atrliorts. ■The lower level of the story and the Act of Dedication in the Fel­ In this peryerse,. boomeranjg 'wUAr^Putae Party tVIlA I ' Mrs. J. Rdasell Thompson of Republican party bosses did'or. did of the Womari.’a Society of Chris­ school St the same hour. Nursery WCUC Mualc KvOa Mrs. Charles Miller wrill be’ solo­ It call* for air traffic control­ a half building ia composed of an lowship hall. This part of the serv­ 2 He has managed to come cloeest WKNB—P.M. > Long Hill Rd. yas reelected presi­ world of ours it is actually little not do. tian Service of the Philippine in & D. Talcott Memorial parish. W KNI^P M WCCC—Kv»iilnf Muxic Society to Hear ist at the 11 a.m, worship. A nurs­ lers to radio reporta to pilots tell­ offlee. cloak room, furnace room ice will be led by the minister, the ;t o people not when he thought they surprise to be told that one of the But even leaving Ribiepff out^ 4 ■ p.m., Memorial parade and WTU/—Msws ery will also be *onducted during dent of the Ladies' BenevoIt.it So­ chapel, nursery, kindergarten and Rrv. Arnold W. Tozer, Dr. Reyn­ Inlands. The Junior CSiolr will WDRO-NcyS Reporlu w h n e -^fv* Tlni» ing them of., toe presence and po­ ciety of the First Congregational -m ight be of use to him or his great jiumanitarian achievements Bradley’s implied theory about how sing at the 9:30 service. The sac­ .service at the cemetery, but in the WPOP-Keis Lou Montgomery this serirlce. sition of other aircraft In the v i­ tour classrooms. There are also olds, the Rev. Mi. Allen, the Rev. II li / ’ WPOP—R»d Sox »» Kaous - (Thurch school session for nurs­ Cfiiurch. Other officers named at Work, but when their own need was Fairfield County went, and why, rament of baptism will be admin­ church in ca.ae of rain,'Dr. Allison cinity. The C AA said toe system new toilet facilities and a janitor's Osgood Bennett of North Meth­ of our time may become the death WHAY.r-Pulka Panz #:1»— ery. kindergarten and senior de­ the annual meeting Thursday are runs into a little statistical trou­ Heaps, speaker. WcVC llu«M w-i-in 'V'He 1 Ao-'iW- bt“'tusai Is planned for adoption within a room in this section. odist Church, and the Rev. Eklwin , 'greatest. of us all. Life seems to be like istered.at the 11 o’clock service. Lou Montgomery Of Hartford partments will be held at 0:30 Mrs. Ernest K. Seyd, secretar>'; T rljtla frta f from Iho hopie$t ble of Its own. It would . be a 7 p.m., P. F. hour. . *' W K ft»-P M WCCC—Evrnliia Music year at the 45 air]>orts that have The showpiece of toe lower Ipvel c; Aiken, moderator of Hartford | r There’ has been nothing that 11 a.m.. Nursery. WTiC—Ross Mtuer WKNBf-P M. .will address the Holy Name 8^ a.m.; for intermediates and: Jun­ MIm Marion Stanley, treasurer; that, more and more, a* man pene 'niatural assumption that, if party wrii niriciit ->i>.iu aircraft surveillance radar equip­ Is the chapel, which features a red EUst Assn. ; seemed |jood, or that prqmlsed to 3 p.m.. Open house at the. par- WURO—Lei » Oecuraie iors. at 11 a.m. and Mrs. Ronald Bockus and Mrs. tratea more and more deeply into bosses wore for some reason luke­ .sonage until 7 p.m. S e o r n i d ^ egatlbnai .Chnreh ,-wPOP—Temoo BanSsland / WDRC—News Tim* ciety of'S t: James* Church, at its ment. oak pulpit and lectern made by one I lead toward a good end. that he -885 N. Mqta S t.'. WPOP—B-d Sox v» Kansas . Open house wrill be observed at’ John Hutchinson, directors. of the men of Second Church. Be­ the natural order of things. warm about . a candidate, they 7 p.m.. Junior High Methodist Parsd* ot Miuie monthly meeting at 8 -fi.m. Tues­ The gi’oup voted to., change its 18 Teach Indonesians ^; would not try. Tha practical odds Arnold W. '-Tozeri'^fiUnlater the parsonage from 3 to 7 p.m.. to­ hind-a natursl pak communion m the present Instance,« the would be less energetic than usual Youth Fellowship. • ^ „ tllKin* WHAY-Sari-nsdf day in toe school halL morrow. The meeting of Junior name to the Women's Fellowship in getting out the vpte; In the W I& {B-Plt WCCC—Evenllis Muilc W.ble. appointed with bra.ss candle­ • might seem formidable; his effort warning is from a biochemist. Dr. High M Y F wrtll be omitted. The of the First Congregational Jakart-. . Junior choir wrill rehearse Mon­ Paul's Episcopal Church and the organ Has_ been given for the year to run the plant at its full ' cation With former mtni-tters Dr. WPOP—Tempo Bandstand WTIC—Mooilui (Continued Iron Pagr One) • he was resolute, and as friendly as waa Lodge In 1950, w'bo ckme out 10:45 a.m. WDRC—Bat at Uis C)ias« tiste of (Jhfeago and toe father o f day at 3:45 p.m. First Congregational CTiurch of chapel and will be placed there at 1 capacity, 250,000 tons a year. - who yesterday would not have sur­ of, the county with 25,790, when a Ferris E. "Reynolds and the Rev. i^ a - WPOP-T*mpo BaiMfsland Sermon; "Marching Orders," Dr. WUAk—Farads al MUSIC three children, Montgomery Is a School Menu said they had word - from their Vlflllimantic. • he was *rm. vived, we may be alao preserving total of 214,704 voted. In»i948. Frederick Alien officiating'. 7:1#- ' : . Fred R. Edgar. WCCC—Mus'e Room -- past president of the Hartford- The hot lunch program at the govemmenta that no sub of theirs Members planning to attend are The treat supreme. . . delicious ..His own good mixturs of ■ quail* ’:biological misfits" who will be­ Shannon came out of the' county WKNB—P-M. WHAk—bu,,(ni S-i„itMds 9:30 and 10:45 a.m., vChurch WTIC-Boss Miller WCCC-—Eveninf Music Catholic Interracial Council. Ha school next week will include: Mon­ was in the arf*. The Soviet am­ to meet at the local church at 3:80 1 ties has produced a mixture of af- with 23.000, with a total of 219,- St. Mary's Ebiscoi^l Chnreli WKNB-^P.M. Dairy Queen heaped high on come ■ burden for society, and School. WDRC—City Hospilal was s recent recipient of the Hooey day, tomato soup writh crackers, bassador here fUd he felt sure his p.m. and to bring a lunch and of­ 000 voting. In 1954, when Bradley Church and Park Streets WPOP—Tempo Bsndstsnd WTIC—Monitor t faction and respect from Manches- more seriously, be passing on "all 10:46 a.m.. Nursery. WDRCL^pbeat Aiverd. given by Cjardinal Spell­ peanut butter sandwich, celery country had no subs in the South fering. fresh, wholesome bananas, topped aaya Lodge came out -with only The Rev. Alfred L. Williams, Tomorrow’s Service ■. ter pMple In return. And, although kinds of hereditary defects that 6. to 5 p.m.. Reception for the im iP -lul-e e »i Sal Nizht man'* pf the Archdiocese of New stick, applesauce-raisin cake; Tues­ Atlantic. Moscow as yet has made UO.fiOO, the total voting went up Reetor • WHAk-Farads ot Music The Rev. Willard E. Thomen haa with your favorite flavors. • we have never happened to think Fred Edgar Family at 20 Hartford WCCC—-lusic Room Ills— . York for outstanding.contribution day, rhpw mein with steamed rice. ho comment. used U> be rapidly eliminated by again to 221,000. The Rev. Preocott Beach Jr., WKNB—Sports snd.. News W llAk —Buppel Bereiiad* chosen . the sermon topic. "Pente- j Rd. WCCC—Evening Music ■ to interracial progress. He is dis­ Served fresh from the' freezer, ’ of Texas as a state of grace, it evolutionary aelecUon." Assistant WTIC-Ross Mllisi The only Latin American nations cost: Power for Unity" for the But 'In the final showdown on 6 p.m., Carol and Wesley Choirs WDRC—City Hospiui WKNB—P.M. trict managerrof King Merritt and possessing submarines are Peru. ■ muet have had some saving quali- .We are, he said, - "allowing the this round of merry statistics, we WPOP—Tempo Bandsland WTIC—Monitor morning worship service tomor­ Dairy Queen is better tasting, Whitsunday: 7:80 a.m Holy WDRO-Upbeal Co., investment and estate plan­ Brazil. Argentina and Chile. None • ties, to have produced the' Rev. accumulation o f defective genes in find that nobody, but ijobody, took t:S»- WPOV -lerating con­ Mr. and Mrs. Russell Davidson better for you. Less ' Fred Edgar, anS things will be the human slock. by providing a as m.any votes away from Lodge in C. Henry Anderson, Pastor 9 s.m.. Family Eucharist with WCCC—Music Room use— bers are cordially invited. dition. Argentina tuts three and its Coma 1954 a.s Bradley does pow in his WKNB—yanks *s Detroit WHAk,-BMPP«< Berenads- Recently elected officers of the will be welcomed into the church fattening, too! / . in for a trkat TODAY I ! certainly getting better there all type of medical care that permits Gerhard Lohmanii, Assistanl - Junior Choir, Address by the Ref- WTlC-Ross Mlllei WCCC—Newcasf only active, one la in dry dock. .By letter from the Center Congre­ campaigning. For the actual ata- '* of DAvid <*>ori submarines in the Atlantic o ff the children." 23,000, and not Just the 10,000 ship with Holy Communion and ship in the. Nursery Chapel (41 7:4»— reUry: and Robert J. Digan, Hurdork who passH awa^ May The Over-Worked Alibi WCCC-:-MU*i<‘ Room WHAY -Buppat Berenado - ■ m i. United States which were believed dover rorreaponde'nt firs... Paul D. figure Bradley has used. Such an Church School 9 and 10:45 a.gj. Park St.I. both ««rvices conducted WKNB—Yanks vs DetroU . treasurer. He does not, of course, either WTIC-Ross Mlljer WCCC—Newscast .1 to be long-range Russian craft. Pfanxtlehl, telephone PlTge’lm' DRIRV QIIEER ’ The best tril;ute to the stature of error does . Lodge no particular choose to ss^, or dare to say, that Sermon, 'Th e Peace of God.Is bv the Assistant. Church School WDRC—Hrre’s to VeU . WKNB-'-Methodlsl Men's Hour I cannat «*} , 1 will not say Other oontseta, attributed ’ without harm, at this date. But Bradley WTIf-Mor'tm Thai h* Is a»*d, h> I* Jttst swray. 2-68.56. ! - Vice President Nixon as he came Available." Pastor Anderson cia.sees follow the 9 o’clock serv­ WPOP—Tempo Bandsland WDRC—Xavier Cusat He has wstidered ’ into *n unknown proof to Rovlet subs have been re­ DAIRY QUEEN NO. 1 DAIRY QUEEN 1^0. 2 what we ahould do is let such -im­ ought to adjust his promise of 2 to 7 p.nr.. The WMS. mlsaion- out of his South American experi- ices. WHAk—Parade ol Musle WPOP; Word oj U f* land ported in wfidety sepBrated parts Owned and Operated by-Allan Coe Jr. Ownrd nnd Operated/'hy Al 'Elktil perfect human beings die early " 20,000 extra voles” to make it • 11 a.m.. Morning Prayer with Think of him farm* on as' dear ! ence was, it seems to us. his re- arv tea at the home of Mr. and WCCC-Record Review :*•— GENERAL of toe Pacific. 500 HARTFORD ROAD 307 MIDDLE TUR^fPIKE WEST as they would haye done a genera­ clear he Wn’t counting the missing Mrs., Herman Johnson, 51, Kensing­ Senior Choir. Sermop by the Rec­ WKNB—Yanks vi Detroit WHAY —Bcsviiad* in Blu* ' > In (he'love u>f there a* the love of fusal to take, refuge, either for WTIC—Mnnlioi ' WTIC-MonItoir here. tion ago. But he insists that “ we 13,000 on- Iris side.' ton St. *111# entire congregation la tor. WDRC—Fasclnauua Rliyimn WORC—Bat Nile Cuiuilvy Btylo Think of him still as the same. I say. BRI’n sil RUB itNDER FIBE ; himself or for his country,-behind invited to drop In for coffee or tea 7 p.m.. Evening Prajrer.. ■ W PO P-Juke Bos Bsluiday Night TV SERVICE He Is n9t dead, he Is just sway. PRO POSED NEW ISSUE must' and will cbnlinue to regard ■“ WPOP--Tempo Bandstand London, May 24 (AT—The Ad­ • the alibi which would'hfame every­ and leave a free-will offering for Dally; 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer In ti4»— - ' gitS— Days A B A Call Mother. miralty reported the British sub- all life aa sectired and wqirth pre­ the Chapel of the Nativity. WUAY—Pdrade n’l Music WHAk -H ere s u> Vete Nights w£s99 Pins Parts thing unpleasant that happened on missions. WTIC—Monitor . serving whatever the cost." A Thoughl fpp TodHy Monday and Tuesday in Whlt- WCL'C—Record Revue ' the Cjommunista. ■ WKNB—Yank* vs DeUolt WDRC—Bat Nit* Country Style TEL. Ml 3-6482 The policy we are following, he Sponsored by the Manchentaf The Salvation Army sun-week; Private CSommunions WTIC—Mimltor ... WPOP—Juke Box Saturday Night 1,000,000 Shares 7" To the. contrary, he himself, in ■ ‘ 661 .Main St. adminiitered where requested. WDRC- Fasetnauns Rhyuiro BI5W says, "may constitute s step to­ Ooiinell uf C hnrcl^ * ■WPOP—Tempo Bandstand,. HAk (•tluuelte Nuveiia 3iia speech before the ' National Major and Mrs-. ,lohn Pickup Wednesday: 10 a.rfi., Holy Com­ 'i (Amount turrently beint rttistorsd) ward racial-suicide, however noble WTIC—Monitor ■ * FOR 3Preaa Club, took a broad and re- Officers in Charge munion In the N ativity‘Chapel. ■ ^'^H Ak—Parade ol Mualc WDRC—Gilbert Highel it may appear in the light of our A Pniver for One Chronically 111 ... K*,' o. ,. . WPOP—Hound Dps Summer Bowling giponaiblc view of. what had hap- "Our" Father, ,Tby love brought Center CongpegatlOnal.tihurch WKHB-rYank* v* Detroit ai«»— religious cpnvictiona and present 9:30 a.m., Sunday school class­ WTIC-Monllor ■ 3 >fned. 'That there were ’ Commu- ua Into life and Thy power has WHAk - i-«BeleUe Me««M PINE PHARMACY The C hase Fund of Boston day ethics.” es for ail ages. Alton- J, Munsie Clifford O, Simpson, Minister WDRC- FascJnaUos Bliythnj WTIO-Monitor MEMORIAL DAY •nlau aeeklng to exploit certain sustained ua. We seek Thy' for­ YPSM. Laurence J. Vlncenf, WPOP—Red Sox v*. Kansas WDRC—Blwrts MANCHESTER BOWLING GREEN So he lyould, after all. like to' giveness wherein our lives have l:4S— WPOP-HoUnd Dog H64 CENTER 8T.— Ml 9-9814 -aituatlona was obvious. Th a t they - l(i:45 -arm., .Service of worship Associate Minister; . WHAY-Parade ot Musle ‘ ’Share*. $1 Par V#lue have us do something %bout it, al­ not fitted into Thy divine putpoaes. with Band and Mkle quartet. Mes -I Revil. AIR CONDITIONED— AUTOMATIC PINSEHERS Tcreated these situations single­ WHAk-KauLrd Heview though he doesn't sSy w’hat. Prob­ We have often been aware of Thy sage by Major Pickup, "Double 7:30 a.m.. Holy CommunHw. WKNB—Yank* vs Detroit - WTIC-Monllor BritigVTicIcGts 5e to.'. thanded was, on the ether hand, mercy. Many times we have been W nc—Monitor _ WDRC—Th* World runistit OPEN EVERY EVENING 7:00 O ffering Price $10.00 Per Share ably he means sterilization, so that Portion of Thy Spirit". 8, 9:15 and I I a.pi., Church WDRC-^FsscInattns jlnyUm WPOP—Hound Dog TUBEROUS tan easy aoluUon Nixon would not puzzled by life. Strengthen Thou WPOP—Red Box va, Kansas deftetive genea cannot be passed 2 p.m.. Hospital visitation by servtoea. (rlS— JUNIOR oihI TEENAGE'BOWUNG 2Sc (In sintl* transaclioni intotrini Un than tl0,000) 2^uy. In fact, rather than credit our faith. Give ua the-ability to Mrs." Elizabeth “Wtlson~and—Mrs." Sermon, "L e n t to thw Lord.” 4:te— , WHAk -lucoi-u Review BEGOHIAS on.-' find in our illmeaS: something of Myrtle McComb. WHAY—Farad* ol Music WTIC—Monitor ^ths Communista. with any such 9:16 and J1 a-pt-. Church School, V/14 4 RhVIH WURO-Th* World I'onigM M AKE irP* A P A R T Y ahd L F .rS GO BOWLING This idea of peril to humanity meaning. Caiige ua to lend our 3 p.m., Memorial service in the nursery ( 3-year olds) 'thi'ough jun­ WKNB—Yank* v* DetroU -rniracle tdiich, he "provided some WPOP—Round Dog in the advance of medical science suffering to Thy creative purpoaes. East Cemetery. ' Music by the ior high! (Member! of the Upper WTIC-Monitor gjse— . . CENTER ST. TEL. MI 8-4882 The primary investment x)l)jective of The Chase Fund of Boston is to seek rapilal Tlnteresting analysts of how, in ac Put within our hearts the peace WDRC—Recofd 8boP „ WHAY -Ilocord Review is not new liith Dr. Du Bos. We Citadel Band and .Male Chorus. Junior Department. Grades 5 and WPOP—Red Box Vk.. Kansas WTIC—Monitor appreciation. The Fund will retain and reinvest for the benefit of its shareholders $1,00 TtUality, the Communists . were of God which paaseth all under­ 7:30. p.m.; Salvation meeting 6, will attend Church with thrir WDRC—Moods for Romanes have heard of India struggling to standing through the life-giving 4;ti— any net long term capital gains realiz^ from its portfolio transactions. It is designed 35c 3 „,,»1.0D AND CP t^ u ch lass than shrewd and intelli- with Band- and Songsters music. families). ^ WHAY—Parade or Music WPOP—Hound Dog; feed the excees population the ar­ Spirit of Christ our Saviour. Message by. Major Pickup, "God WCCC—Record Revue - 9i4»- to meet the requirements'of invrttors, both large and small, whose principal goal is AND CP agent In their handling of their op- Ameni" — E. -H. Babbitt. ' 9 a m., G YP Club;- coffee and . WKNB—Yonks v* Detroit WHAk -H«-.oi-a Revisw- That Interpret The rival of modern medical / science Bless America.” doughnuts. Woodruff Hall. - WTIC—Monitor ^l^rtunities. For the real basis of WTIC-Monllor Wishes Of The Family accumulation of capital. , , , ,„; b keeps alive. There the sensational 9:30 ajn,i Specialjenilce, speak­ WDRC—Record Shop , WDRC—Moods lor Romanos .. These shares will be offeredito the public commencing on or about June 3. iv j». . WPOP—Red 86x vs. Kansas WPpP’^Roend P?« Ttrouble for us in.South .America. Ohureh. Of The Nazarene er. Miss M. Doala Gatlaon, Hart-; |e^ - . . «. n I T ^ n M E F O f l through a group of underwriters headed by Shearson, Hammill & Co. Potted Chrysanthemums HARDY AZALEAS premise could be that medical eri-llXPA TTssSt fsittlfallc 46(1 Main Street If --Nixon turned to more aolld cause’s, enre may succeed in protecting * - I - ' t J D l l l l l s l c l O ford School of Relglous Educa­ 'WHAk—Parad* ot Music TkHAk-huouM Bevlsw' ‘ JOHN Be BURKE IN BUD AND BLOOM C. fiL Winslow, Minister weexj—Record Reyd* WTIC—MonUor The Fund will become an open-end investment company with redeemable shares 7 mch as certain economic policies tion. Topic — "Yotith and the WKNB—Tank* vz Detroit . WDRC—Mood* lor Romanes and presecN'ing human life so well FUNERAL HOME not later than June 30, 1958. ______^ ' $2.00 *’"*'"* 7 m our part, and such aa the la- Officers Tuesday Chureh.’’^ CDils is a trial program wnc-jfonltor WPOP-Hoiind Doa ALUMINUM n.50 T. *3.50 that we all have the privilege of 9:80 a.'m., Church .School; Jun­ for next year’a C Y P club pro­ . WDRO-Record 8Hop„ Ifllf—> 3 nentable fact that much of. our. ior and Intermediate Departments WPOP—Red Sqx- vS Kansas WHAk-Uosurfl oevisw TEL. Mi 6*6868 * survlng to death. gram). WTIC-MoUtor _ ; 87 EAST CENTER ST. A registration •tatemcnlsreUling to thrse wcuriliw ha, been filed with ibe^iiritie, and Exrhang* ptalp, In South America as clse- meet at the Davis Memorial Youth 4:4t— WDRC—itoids loB Admanco Be that aS It may, nobody ie go-1 ^e held Tuesday WHAk—Parad*’01 Music AMBIIlJkNCE 8ERVICE canoH es Commi.»ion but has not vet beionie effective. These securities may not be sold nor ma> offers to Annual l a r g e ASSORTMENT OF jvh ere, turns out to be help for Centbr. , ,,■ First Chnreh o f Christ, Scientist WCCC-’-Record Rovu* WPOP-Hoimrt, Ddg . . ing to stop science from conquer-; at 8 p.m. St the school. Installa- blirb* arrapted prior to ihe time the registration statement ^ o m e , effective, his adNertisement 10:30 8.m« Worttfiip Service; Masonir Temple WKNB—Yanks v* Detroit l i ’SG— AND Flowarinq ■)nmu- A aocjal hour and M rd party 6 p.m.. Junior Society. WHAk-Bpodat _ WHAk -H--cord|a Bos Saturday Night ■• Chicago About 55,000,000 mo- cipal William’ Freanian'a room Sunday, May 25. - WKNB-P M Utif— „ . •• budget!" ( Pnaturity and intelligence which tbrista had to call.foi help because mothers, Mrs. ' Aldisn Gi’ant and Sunday, May^26: ’ The, Golden Text is from II Cor- WHAk'-’-Mis.nlirhl MaUnoo Sunday SchoU. 9:30 a.m. WTip—Bport* Final FOR REjlT 2^ould be widely uaad : of car breakdowna during 1957, ac- Mrs. 'Alfred Driggs. inthisns (5:1): “We know that If WPOP-eRed Box v|f Kansas WDRiB^flood* lor Ron^c# "See Bill Tunsky For: ----- Morning Worship. 10:45 a.m/ our earthly house ot this tabernacle s-ie— WPOP—JtftoBok Baturda* NUW For twedtUag parUes, fiaaeeg, S h e a r s o n , H a m m i l l 6 Co. McConville’s Greenhouses •- For many o f our oolicv. makers I icoriiing cording to thein# American Automo-Auiom o-: Mrs. Jewell Burnham’s second Aluminum Doors and Windows Measage: "The Coniequences of were.diaaolved. we have a building ‘ wHAk—Bpocial • U*8S—• . . . Assn. Battery and electrical j and tWtd grade class took a field WCClj—Record B»vu* ^ .■ilfHAk-Moonlight Matlhoa lodge -meetlngt, etc. Mewh*** N#t Veril *••«* laefc—f* sot WOODRRIDGE 8^-^ ^ ^ .URtfATM ^ ^ j failures nudged the fiat tire eut-of krip Thuraday to tha-GonneoU«ub Pentneost." ...y...... ofRot-.inade, ivltli WKNS-P M. WTIC-Modltpr FREE ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN! , Churoh-time Nursery,’ 10:30 a.m. hands, eterhariii toe" Kaaveh*-'' • ,.C-Monitor. , " DUMMln S»r*«l) MBi7*h**f*e • *-1571 hand to tM many o f our comments-- itf .jp,i|r.,tjinding place _as_ the | Regional Market in ' Hartfprd. WDRC—Record Shop . f?gfeSS?*Bir^|F?Nigh. 3ors. the existence of the Commu-; moto^ist’d biggest headache"'dur- They received ’many samples of caiwch ,, Membership .Class,* 6 Selections from the Bible include, WPOP—Red Box V* Kansag CALLMI3-7SM Halau ia an assy built-in alibi foir lh'fi ‘ b* y tir. accounting for■ fruits and peanuts. ’ Mvs. Alfred p.m. ’ the followingt, ‘‘Lord, thou hast ; ^W^k-Muuniigbl Hatmaa BILL TUNSKY • Ml 9-9095 nearly one dell in fou\r. Ignition Driggs„ Mrs. Steven Penny, Mrs. Evening Fellowship hour at 7, been pur dwelllng’place In all gen­ Televifiioii Pro|fnuBfi w ^ ^ o m m r . TT" Jroubla anywhere. erations ,! Before the mountains . -Moods for Romasea • < . .w, 1 • •• Ldifficulties were the third Jhoet A rtta r Genovese and Mrs, Marvin at which tinne tha meinbeni of tha T ^ P —Juke tp , Saturday Night were brought forth, or ever tSoh I O b Pfiffi Two %■ fiangtr o f this la two-fold, [e o m n ^ cause of breakdown Wild accompanied tha chlldran. 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IfANC3HE8TBR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, MAY 24. 1968 page lEVlN M ANC^EStl^ £VEN|N be to work out a means of de­ tecting any secret nuclear explo­ T f l Tbinorrew ta Memorial Sunday.ftors. and f r d m ^ Scout and qirl at a final rtport within ®0 daya A J A m J. S -/ I ■ ■ wA A A A A O a*rvlceaServices are schaduledschdduled in the Scout organisations. sions which might be aet off In Reach UN . 1-.. ' ' «5!i;!l‘f^rSLt!S^«i«Uonal T n» h e Rev.rSv. Clifford CUfford O. O. Slmnon, ar aa aoon Uienaftar as poaalble." violation of an agrem ent banning morning at Center Congragatlonel Church, and in the afUrnoon at pastor of Center Coniigregational •ils meant that the talks—If tests. Available detection means (Conthined from Page One) , (Ooat^sed fnwB Page One) Church, will conduct include measuring radioactivity In Bast cinnetery and Gould’s Pmid. the sendee. '^ ru sh eh sv asrasa—would be^n In ^"ipiain to the UAW ^ file The topic of his ssrmon will b« the atmosphere and. recording certain to veto any attempt .Hi the The servioe at Center Church " l ^ t to the Lord." aafly June with a first report In council to condunn o r , densure that the unlqa would haws to sof- wlU begin at. 11 o’clock. ’Twenty- early July and a final report In the shock waves In the Earth’s surface. The Salvation Army will conduct U.S. officials long have argued the UAR. -'Russia ^rbady has some of It s demands in fact of one veterans’ organisations and a memorial service at S o’clock in first part of August Thus profreaa labeled false charges-df UAR In­ auxiliaries have bean invited to would be made, assuming; stiree- that an effective enforcement sys­ the unflinchlng-vreaiatanee o f the Eaat Cemetery, where 188 Salva­ tem would i^ u ire Uis stationing terference in Lebanofi and accused attend. Among them will be the ment ple of Manchester and those who avail themselves of its letter on May 9 on the subject. To­ Monday at 8:15 im t,. at the 2 Science Rooms Hospital Notes SIS Rrend S t—TeL MI S-4889 facilities. Air conditioning through­ Thomas F. Farley Funeral Home, VislUng Judge Francis O'Laugh- cident wilt happen again. Open Saturday until's pjm. vicinity aa a funeral director and Mt^s and BilVs for Meal or Snack day's message' was. delivered to Frank Erker, preetdent of a tocal during hla lifetime he did much to out the Home insures the utmost the foreign office In Moscow by 96 Webster St., Hartford, with a lln of Rockvills entered fines of PatieBts Today: 179. ^ solemn requiem Mass at St. Peter’s 3102 In each of four casea heard .Longview School will need, two dvie aaaociatton. termed . the assist bereaved families. Now Mrs. comfort at all times. The decora­ Want, a good home cooked meal* FOR FINE the U.S. embassy there. ADMITTED YBSTEWJAT: launching dte "a acary. thlpl; to Catherine Holloran is carrying tions are in a simple, yet extreme­ at a "down to earth" price? Try when you Just don’t knqw what After Russia announced Its Church at 9. Burial will be In St. In Town Court this morning. science rooms B) September' be­ to serve — it Iz wonderful for Dubatdo SILVERWARE Bernard’s Cemetery, Rockville. Edward J, Quinn, 28, of Willi* Early Decision Asked Robert Rtvee, 40 Brent Rd.; Lewis Uve with,'’ ^ along in the same tradition of ly tasteful design—again you feet Ma’s A Bill’s Luncheonette at the nuclear test suspension at the end cause more high school students SHUftiit SttDOCR TH R EE J'S the home-like touch. There is room Green and you will know why tola working famlliez. Hearty appetltoo MUSIC CENTER of March, Khrushchev wrote Friends may call at the funeral mantle and Robert W. Warboys, Magoon, 43 Clinton St,: Miss "Wa know the baae Is impor­ aervice and assietance that was a REFINISHING plan to take acianes courses than tant,’* IM e r said. "But all of us s e r v i c e s t a t i o n mark of the Holloran funeral ser- enough for most types of service eating place is so popular with will enjoy bacon and eggs, ham EisMhower urging the United home today from 7 to 9 p.m. and 31, of Hartford,- pleaded guilty to Irene 'Boudreau, 29 KargArtt Rd.; and egga, pancakes cooked to per­ 188 Middle Tpke. West tomorrow from 2 tp 6 and 7 to .9 charges of operating .Aiotor vehl- the administration had expected. would like to know the answers Opan Dally d A M . to 1 AJM- RESTAURANT ■vlce. and privacy is accorded those fam­ everyone. Mrs. Leach, everyone AND Stales to do the same. The Pres- On Housing for Aged Mise Joan Palmer, 3 Tanner S t; to two questions: How did it hapr- ON ROUTE 8 and 44A ilies desiring It. knows hier as "Ma" #nd her son. fection, while the toast, coffee and TEL. INI 9-8308 ^ e n t ’a response In part was to p.m. clea while under the influence of TTie hi|^ school tiuildihg com­ Roota 4 and 44A John J. Crafty Jr. la assisting mittee has tentatively approved Mrs. Velma Emlott, Delmar, N. pen? And why? Mrs. Holloran in her duties as Day or night the Holloran Fu­ Bill Kirk started a luhcheonette on Jam advocatea may choose that. JEWELRY or ^ suggest broad scale technical dis­ intoxicating liquors or drugs. BOLTON—0»p . Maacheoter Cereal of all kinds and fruit Juices O. H. Smith Raymond F. Waters, 25. of Ware- The Manchester Housing Author-^' the town could' get in taxes from purchase of equipment for the Y.; Mre. Frances Katkauakas, 694 ’Trigger Mechanlaoi funeral director and both Mrs. Hot neral Home ia ready to serve you. East Center St. bettor than eight ACCORDIONS cussions on means of enforcing .^DRIVE-IN THEATEl^' Media your plans now for years ago,.and about two years will round out a perfect break­ WATCH REPAIRS Coventry—Orlando Harold houss Point, and William E. Pat­ ity is expected...... - to ask the-Board ‘ of a private development would rep­ rooms. Ths squimnent Will be Tolland Tpke.; Mrs. Alice Hamp­ The fnodlfleation reportedly in­ loran and Mr. Cratty make a poiht Just dial MI-9-7060 and you will KINSMAN ORGANS disarmament agreements Includ­ ton. Andover; Crystal Snow, Mana- volved changing « trigger mechan­ receive an immediate answer. ago they moved to their present fast. By the way, the coffee served ing a ban on nuclear test explo­ Smith of Coventry and Hollywood, terson, 33, of 89 Bigelow St., Directors for an early decision resent the only coet to the town. moved to the high school whan It X flR E S A L B Rowfin9 Icinquots. Ccril of carrying nut the wishes of the PHONE ' pleaded guilty to charges of oper- la computed. fleld Depot; Miss Mary Prior, 39 ism in the missile. Dnff aaid It will families they serve in every re­ Fiofancial arrangements need location. Theirs is a family style here is Just heavenly and if you Private Instnibtloas sions. Fla.,' died at his home In Coventry - - ,, , probably within the space of a according to Yules. Ail other costs Ml 9-4484 for rosorva- bring along a theririos. It will be this morning at the age of 70. He atUig a motor vehicle while license v^eek—on the matter of a houslng- would fbe footed by the Housing'' The Board of Education h Haynes S t; Linda Larivee, 169 be. done In protected areas In the 4.70x1S $13.45 spect. cause no sense 'of embarrassment restaurant, one in which the en­ Instruments and Snpplie# Khrushchev first reacted nega­ tire famUy will enjoy eaUng, and filled with this wonderful coffee NORMAN R. WEIL was bom June 25, 1887 in Atlan­ was under suepeMion. 1 for-the-aged project at Sliver Authority, backed and subsidized also approved buying the equip­ Oak St; Arlene Matihot Dari HUl future and only one mlMile will be Pluo TaiS Rxritnnge tions. The Holloran P\ineral Home is when considering the type service OEMOLOOIST tively. Then In his May 9 letter John K. Main, 32, of Eaat Hart- ment with the understanding that Rd.. Vernon; Henry Rlvert, 96 exposed at a time. a famljy wishes. jAs a matter of beat of all, you ean afford to eat for you to take to work — and he said he was willing to talk tic, Iowa, son of Orlando and by the feflerol goyerom^nt. so convenient to reach, even peo- your coffee* break wiU be better Orchestra For Hire. TEL Ml 94868 In streszing the need for prompt the Building <%mmittea will pay 'Valley S t; Bernard Humistott, 40 As for the proposed atomic wnr- 7 CAR WAiHING fact, a frank statement of the here frequently as the' prides are about policing a -test suspension. NeUle Smith...... ford, flnaUy appeared in "Town xtiy. Herman Yules, MHA s E A tw o n r o R bViDR jde wlw aro not familiar with the than ever! He leaves his wife, Mrs. Grace Court this mo^^ng__Jgig^JLtcounMl, said -to^ y -the jmthorlty’.a ATJP^cpyal. o f Tjie_hpusing p r ^ z a l, for it, if the townM>wple appro­ S; Alton S t; Mrs. Gladys .Francis, beada. Duff aaid the Atomic En­ town have no difficulty in locat­ amount of money to be expended is so very reasonable. The heartiest He expressed fear^ however, that ROAD SERVICE too PEOPLE diner is more than satisfied with For those who require particular H. Smith o r Coventry: two bobs,’ cbafge8^~Snipeed(hg -and failure to' initial application for federal aid Yules pointed but that the majori­ priate'ifie money. 1 Bolton Rd-.; - Rodnriile;— Fred ergy CommlBBtan bar Tunricst# on ing the H o ^ . Whether you drive most helpful to both Mrs. Holloran the western governmehls" wduldT secure a motor vehicle operator’s ty of tenants now liviM in the Meacham. 779 Middle Tpke.; Mrs. them. They have redeted severo o r Mr; Cratty.—for- then they ean the large -eervlngs,-in fact-- Mrs. fo o d . or. Ip^-cooked in.'*-. Perialn. stall and delay progress on any Donald and Atty. Edward ^ H. to build the project should be made ' The school building committee yovir own r t f of 'use the ■hti8;'^it hr way, for those on a special diet. Smith of West Hartford; a step­ license, Main failed to appear on early in June to eliminate . any doomed World War II federal mads Its approval contingent upon Addle Hilt 42 Lenox St; Mrs. Impeet, shock, fire end.fieat. equally handy to visit the Home. carry out your wishes exactly. Leach has prided herself that no M&*smdBitTs MASURY substantial agreement. three separate court dates and his housing project will be moving out Genevieve' Voronovitch. 124 N. Meanwhile, Army levorere and The service and thoughtful assist­ one ever leaves feeling hungry. ' Just tell your problema to Ma or son, F. Lloyd Kicks of West Hart­ chance of losing the Silver Lane appropriation of the money by the The bus gees right past the front Bill and every effort wiU be made LUNCHEONETTE "I note with satisfaction," Elsen­ rearrest was ordered twice. Main by the middle of next month, School S t ; D ^ a ld Zalewa, Staf­ engineers arrived here to handle ance given by' the Holloran Fu­ For dinner there is a choice of hower wrote today, "that you ac­ ford; two sistem Mrs. William site. townspeople, approvel of the lOYGE door and for those who do not to see that you get Just what you Graessle of New' 'Tork City and did not explain hla absences. The MHA Will meet with the As a result, he said, the govern­ Board of Education, and conform­ ford Springs; B::nest Scott Wap- damage claims by dviUan#. Knarfs have a car or do not care to drive, neral Home, U never measured in three or four different meals and AT ’THE GREEN cept, at least partially, my pro­ need. This is a real boon to those PAINT Mrs. Frank Jaqulth Of Coventry; Pokes held him in lieu of bond Board of Directors oi\ the housing ment will bei^n processing it soon ity with the architect’e specifica­ ping; Alan Bishop, Storrs; Mrs. Flowror Shop. lae. this is a particular convenience. dollars and cento, only by their each day they have a dally special posal that technical persons be Cecelia Smith, Venmn Center; for only 90 cento! You will find requiring, special food, who eat t. . . b good point two brothers. Ross SmltVof Cleve­ pending his arraignment this I proposal for ths first time Tues­ for disposal on the open market. tions. Church SU MI 9-9791 FOOD MARKET If you do drive, you will always desire to be of the utmost as­ designated to ascertain what would morning. However, the Public Housing'Ad­ Mrs. Benlca Ruff, Glastonbury: sistance to those seeking their such favorites as roast beef, veal regularly in a restaurant. land,. Ohio. and Hoyden F. .Smith day night at a special,Board Meet­ Dr. Howard MAqon, aOperlntend- 840 E. MTDDIJE 'TURNPIKE find ample parting space in front Whether you want a milk shake, WHERE THE GANG be required to supervise and con­ Sr. of Coventry; live grandchildren Main was-fined 321 on the speed­ ing. At* that time, the Directors ministration, which now adminis­ Roger Crafts, 22 Harlan cutlets, chicken, roast pork to trol disarmament agreements, all ent of achools, made the proposal A b ou tT ow n of or at the side of the Home. services. sundae or soda from Ma’s and and several' nieces and nephe\^. ing charge and 312 for failure to will get a run-down -on what the ters tn$ project and would be au­ to equip rooms at Longview BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A dgugh- o FUNERAL DESIGNS PHONE 9-2295 mention Just a few of the ap­ MEETS FOR A without prejudice to our respec­ federal government will do and on thorized to turn the luid over to ter to Mre. Marla Albert and''the petizing foods listed at this res- Bin’’a complete Soda Fountain He was a member of the Firar secure a license. School for science teaching, and Members of the VEW Auxiliary’ o IVEDDINQ BOUQUETS (they carry Sealtest products), a ^TASTY SANOWICH! tive positions on the timing and Congregational Church of Coven­ '/Judge P ’Laughlln reduced a what commitments are asked of the local Housing Authority, will Dr. Francis Bird, chairman bf the late Luc F. Albert, 4 Flint Dr.; a Open Meaday thru Saturday tauraht. Dinners are served from Interdependence of various aspects are reminded to meet tomorrow o FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. and the restau­ cup of coffee and a sandwich, or a Paint and Wallpaper Store try and served as a deacon and chaVge of petty theft to breach the town. retain Jurisdiction until July 1. high school building eommiUee, daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Louie FOR HOME oad HOSPITAL 7 A.M. to 8 PJN. Old Glastonbury Indian Cave WE BERVET .. of disarmament.’’ Yules said the town would have That is the date the life of the Hafner, 65 Benton St morning at 10:30 to attend the rant Si open dally, except Sunday full meaL you will really enjoy 645 Mail) Street trustee. He was also' a member of of the/pMce in the case of Paul presented the propoael to'' the services at Center'Congregational eating everything served at Ma’a Deliciom Coffee He then quoted Khrushchev’S Masonic Lodge No. 44 and a build­ M. CoUa, IT, of East Hartford, to agree to accept 10 per cent of present project there will end. Board of Education. BIRTHS TODAY: A daughter to o Oorsagoo ^ SUNDAYS. 7 AJM. to 8 PJN. from 7 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. letter saying the Soviet govern- Church. FoUdWihg the church Why not'try getting breakfast and Blll'a Luncheonette at the OPEN 7 A A t TILL lOdTO FJN. Tel. MI 9*0300 er and inspector for 30 years in Colla was am sted after Uklng shelter - rent from the housing Yules said some 43 families are In other echool matters—. Mr. and Mrs. Ian D. Wright, 75 S^eh ^Significant Discovery’ t|]ent would be willing to have both Hartford and West Hartford. several wrenarpockeU from a local project In lieu of taxes. In addl- still living at Silver Lane, all un­ Main St.; a daughter to Mr. and •ervice 'the auxilivy will meet Am pis SpectaUatag la the haest eold at Ma’# and Bill’s/some morning Green. ' 'The building committee voted to at 12:15 to hold two gravesid# aides name experts to make the His first wife. Miss Clara Webb, department stora. Without paying tion, it would have to agree to der ataya of eviction. Most are due Mrs. Emery Ruff, Glaatonbury; a ParWngt outs and nseats la town. scientific studies. to leave by the middle cf the have Englnrtr’s Service, Inc. of services in East Cemetery, and at Hartford, May 2# (A>)—An old Marshall Mackuslck. a graduate whom he married in June, 1910, fOr them. provide the same services — such Glastonbury make 15 test borings dau^ter to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph rested. says Trial Justice Clifford "Eheperts from our side,’’ Elsen­ died in 1931. Of this-union two as road maintenance and police month, and'the last families will Maccarane, S3 Hawthorne St. 1:80 member# will start dPeent- student of anthropology at Yale. Hebron R. Wright. The maximum fine is Judge O’Laughlin said that he on the Maple S t site for the high ing gravis# of decMwd msmbera. Indian cave has been found in CUNLIFFE hower said, picking up the Khrush-, sons were bom. He married his and fire protection—that It does be out by-June 23. - DISCHARGED YESTERDAY; Phillips, Andrew J. Kowalsky, $25. LIQUORS would be easy on the bopKbut add­ school. Glastonbury and archeologists chairman of the society’s Morgan chev wording, "will be prefi red present wife in 1933. He retired ed, that leniency in these ^ cases for any housing subdivision. Of the original 175 houses, 88 Mra Helsn Smith, WtlUmanUc; The dog situation here has been to meet with experts from your Only Cost to Town’ have been sold and are in the The Board of Education voted to ANNUNNZIATO RTITB SET BILL'S TIRE are enthusiastically calling it "one Cliaptor, Hartford County, and Town War List MOTOR SALES WINES-BEER wd came to Coventry in 1937, sometimes leads to more sOrioua partition an area in the teachers Anton Kupchunoe, South Wind­ WATKINS-WEST very annoying for years. A grreat side. If the Swiss governmgnt where he developed lake property. offenses later. \ The difference between the 10 proepss of being moved ou t'T h e sor; Lee Ann Carroll, Glastonbury; New Canaan, May 24 Fu­ AND of the most algnlflcant" dUedv.- other society members have been many owners have gotten by in BEER IN BARRELS agrees, within three weeks of our room at Longview School to be neral services will be hdd here ^sisting. To Join Stones EXPERT AUTO BODY and FUneral services will be held Franois Furp'hy, 67, of no cer­ l^ r cent of shelter rent and what remaining 87 are being sold now. Mrs. Catherine Perietto, 185 l/oo- eries. previous years without registering FENDER REPAIRS FOB ALL OCCASIONS! learning whether these arrange used for a consulting room for its Tuesday for Nemesio (Metzey) An- FUNERAL - Kowalsky said tliat In the first Monday at 1:30 p.m. in the First tain address, wa sflned 315 for in­ future guidance director. mis S t; Rodney Johnson, 68 Sum­ REPAIR SHOP Teams of amateur and profes­ their dogs, but msy not be so for­ s DELIVERY SERVICE s ihents are acceptable to you." Congregational Church, Coventry,. mer S t; Deborah Wehren. Wap- nuhnziato, 64, who d|ed in New foot of excavating his group found At Post Corner tunate much longer. e n a m e l and LACQUER White House press secretary toxication. WiQtam Bolivar, 58, of The Board raised the salary of Wiiliam H. Green. Prop. sional archeologists from the lo­ Thg Rev. James MacArthur will New Bucldand Rd., was sentenced ping; Frank McDermott 24 V4r- Haven yesterday' after a long ill­ SERVICE cal chapter of the Connecticut six gunfliflta. nine musket balls, Bailey Named REF1N18HINOS WEST SIDE James Hagerty said the United officiate and interment will be in Cdri^erstone Disappearance StevAn Higgins, custodian of the ness. He was deputy sheriff of copper objecto, hand-wrought nails Clarkson L. Bailey, of Hebron, to 20 dajrs in Jail for intoxication. non Haven Heights, Vernon: Mrs. Columbia Bicycles Archeological Society, together 'ITie wooden honor roll at Hebron REA.SONABLE PRICES States figures the time at three Hlllcrest Park Mausoleum, Spring- new Crystal Lake School by 3300 Audrey Phillimore. Bolton: Man­ Fairfield County for the last 33 ORMAND J. WEST, and other colonial objects. son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarkson F. FREE ESTIMATES PACKAGE STORE Bruno Johnaoii, 67, of no certain to a total of 33,S0o and to hire with e x ^ ltlo n s from Tale Uni­ Center will be moved to Join the weeks frorn today. Hagerty said field. address, was also sentenced to 20 uel Margarido, .27 Oliver Rd-; Mrs. years, and a Republican leader Director Goodyear Tire* versity, have been digging under In the next three feet, he said, two atone war memorials on Post's Bailey, former .riebroii residents, JOHN ANDISIO. Fermittes western experts could come from Friends may call at the Potter Not Plot of North Methodists pari time custodian at 380 Gall Gardiner, Glastonbury; Mi­ here for 40 years.' Repiairs, Service they found the Indian i-ellcs. They has been placed on the., steering BT. 80—WAPPINO. CONN. 365 CENTER ST. daya. Johnson appeared on a Vag­ month for the old Cryatal Imke the shelter. - Corner. any country, noting that Elsen­ Funeral Home, 466 Jackson Ave., rancy charge. : --...... chael NapoIlUno, Andover; Mary 143 E. CENTER ST. Accessories, They have uncovered arrow- were of stone, clay and bone. Some The honor roll was removed committee, for a study of the role AT THE RICHFIELD SIGN MANCHESTER—MI 9-0186 hower specifically mentioned Brit­ Willimantic, Sunday from 3 to 6 School. of the bones were analyzed at Yale of the public school In District 1. David L. Fredericks, 28, of Meri­ The disappearing cornerstone of'^hsve hated to blame the Metho- Krause, 76 West St.; Miss Zenta Maneheeter's Oldeat heada, projectile points, spear from Soldier’s Park where the TEL MI 8-5404 ain and .France, This would be and 7 to 9 p.m; Ozols, 49 Doane St.;, Robert Dou- points, pot sherds, pendants, clay and proved to come from deer, new roadway will be built. This district -.omprises Hebron ani den; was fined 38 for disregarding the Second Congregational parish diets.’’ The Manchester EvAnlng Herald 180 Spruce S ir^ t true also on the Soviet side, Hag­ In lieu of flowers friends may a stop gigo. n n Sr„ 548 Charter Oak S t; W lto Flaeet FaciUtiea pipes, coins, buttons, bone awls, bear, raccoon and beaver. It bears the names of soldiers 13 other towns. erty said. make contributions to the Cancer house will be laid to rest next Now, the Congregational corner­ Ellington eorreepondent, Mrs. O. Phone Ml 9-0659 Several Of the local society The study is being financed by Malcolm B, .^ouglas, 19, of week, but the Rev. Arnold W.' To- stone will find a belated ceremonial TTiomas Moore, 47 Maple St.; an adz. an ax and—as one of the of World War II and the Korean "We assume,’’ Eisenhower Wrote Society. F. Berr; telephone TRemont members believe that the Indians the Ford Foundation. VIC’S FIZZA SHOP Glastonbury, wag fined 312 for zer doesn’t seem to be too happy use. Nathan Joy, 58 Walker St.; Mrs. "S probers put it—"bushels of bones." War. Name plates will be treated "that the experts on the side of 6-9813. Germaine Lapierre and son, 174 But Dr. Leopold Poplsll, iasslst- who left these artifacts were from Dogwoods Bloseoming T5S W. Middle TurnpUte operating a motor vehicle with an about it. Stuffed with pansies, it will for preaervation from weather. The the^ Soviet Unibn would be sim­ Improper mufflVr. A nolle was dv* Main S t; Mrs. Vivian Lynch, and "OVER THE TRACKS TO ant professor of anthropology at the Wangunk and Podunk tribes; small cannon, a Civil War relic, It seems as if dogwood trees, Phone Mi 9-3700 ilarly chosen on. the basis of spe ’’Maybe it’A a Jinx," he says. serve tonight aa the cAnterpiece now in full bloolfn, are showing off PRINTING tered in the case of James J, at a dedication dinner for the son, Storrs; Mre. Eaalne Scuseel PETTIER SERVICE” Yale, Said that the artifacts are a both of which inhabited land east which was taken some months ago cial competence, so as to assure Terms Suspended ""Ground was broken for the new SMITH'S small pari .of the stone shelter’s especially this spring. One tree we Pagllaruto, 22, of Hartford, simi­ pariah hou«s at N.' Main S t last parish hoUse.O' and son. Stafford Springs; Mrs. of the river. and placed in th e 'L e ^ n Hall for PIZZA that tve get scientific, not political Diamond Orlando apd son, Storrs; scientific importance. have ill mind looks like a huge Professional and business­ larly charged. Paglianilo nald that fail. Tomorrow, it will be' placed in G)nyers Gets Upht»lstary Sh4p Kianion Motor Solos The excavators have received safety, will also be set'iq) on the conclusions." For Car Thieves he ha:d been driving with the muf­ Mrs. Devra Baum and son, 81 Fox 490 MAIN ST. v ‘The site *1# atratified," he ex­ park. bouquet of sparkling white blooms. SPAGHEHI In early winter, tRrhuilding was the church sanctuary where Sun­ perm'ission .from the'pwner to ex­ men’s needs. Cards, forms, ’The task of the experts would flers on a car of his own design for Dr., Rock-viDe. PINE LEN O X Cair Ua Around The Clock 164 Middle Tnrhplke West plained. "ThisTs quite rate in New cavate the wooded site. It is in an It was quite a task to move the Some of the pink dogwoods are ready for a cornerstbfte-laying day school children will deposit perhaps even more beautiful. envelopes, stationery, nov­ RAVIOLI 9 Two I7-year-old Lynn,- Mass., four years, class records and other data in it. NikeO)ntract DISCHARGED TODa Y: Rich­ Phone. Ml 9-4668 24-Hour Towing Service ^ England. It means we’ll be able to area with many ledges which. Jjas big boulder iponument, a memorial youths in ’Ibwn Court today plead­ Stephen Yeticha, 51, of 180 ceremony. But the Rev. Mr. ToZer ard Noble, 628 W. Middle Tpke.; establish a. sequence of early cul­ frequently been used for deer of World War I. The World War Cmnrch Service# and Contractor Orlando Annulii And next week Aiibulli will en­ p h a r m a c y There will be the usual Joint elties and specialties. OPEN DAILY ed guilty'to charges of stealing a Wetherell St., was fined 336 for sconce it in the parish house well.» -A 3254,987 contract for the con Robert Frtchptte, Wlndsorville Rd., CUSTOM ^ - AM0-4190—Bob Kiernan, Prop. tures.” hunting. II memorial, which was on the tt Looks Like 'Hobnail'! failure to grant one half the high­ "Cpuldn’s find thb cornerstone. Rockville; Andrew Andrelski, Staf­ service of Hebron and Gilead Con­ 7:30 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. car and tampering with another And none too. soon, the Rev. Uti. struction of alterations end-iukit- 299 E. CeiMter 8L—BU 9-0896 - SLIPCOVERS The cave was discovered last fall Russell of Yale said that radium site some years ago, ia to be moved auto, and were given suspended way. He was arrested after a 2- S o,. construction went ahead. ford Springs; Leonard DeLiale, 2 ComplHe Auto Repairing carbon depoaita found in other to give a better setting as a whole. gregational Churches this Sunday, I Tozer feels. . ' tions to Nike batteries in the Hert­ by Btanle'y ’ Phillips . of Glaston­ to be held in Gilead. The pastor,' CAMPRESS SUNDAYS sentences to the (^nnectlcut State car collision on Hartford Rd. Meanwhile, the cornerstone of the For, while iifUng the stone' to the ford Defense area has been award­ Webeter Rd., Rockvltie. AND DRAPERIES bury.. It is on privately-owned states have established that Indians But it will not be moved far, and Nolles were entered in the cases new North Methodist, parish h'ouse Clean/Used Cars were around some 5,000 years ago. Rev. Herbert W. Dickerso#; will 11:00, A.M. to 10:00 P.M. Reformatory by Judge Francis T. dedlcatlo table yeitecday, congre- ed to Conyers Construction Co. wooded land in the eastern part of wilj, of course remain on the new have the opportunity to visit the n So. Main St.— Ml 9.2240 O’Laughlin. of George E. Fox, 68, of 116 Walk­ at 300 Parker St„ also contracted gation-jneinber Roger Crafts,- 22 21 Tolalnd Tpke.. the U.S. Army REUPH^LSTERING Neighborhood Shell Dealer town.. Beyond thiii, the weekend He doubted if the Glaatonbury find park. site. er St., charged with intoxication; by .innulll, was duly laid. would go back more than "1,000 or Gilead Sunday school. Joint serv­ Judge O’Laughlin did not order Harlan St., suffered ah injury announced. digger#'are keeping the exact lo­ The. town flagpole has also been ices of ‘ the kind are eheld every Rollins, on March 2, stole a car John C. CasellL, 49, of 125-Spruce Several weeks ago, Annulii,. red­ which required''Mm to be brought Snow Removal ^dryice 2,000 years." moved to the new site. Local Le­ St., charged with evading re- ’The work, which-started in East RUG CLEANING cation a-guarded secret. fourth Sunday in the month, alter­ belonging to Aides E. Meunler faced, discovered the Congregation­ to Manchesl^ Memorial Hospital. Windsor .last week an'd will b#rin A. lot of sites have been dug But he and other scientists who gionnaires are assisting the State nating l>etween the two parishes. Now Is Birch Tree from her yard at 205 Union St. apbhslbllity; and Ronald Fldler, 16, al cornerstone in a construction .Doctors there said he apparently have followed the projfect are ex­ Highway Departrnent in the Job. of 22 Hawthorne St„ charged with in Manchester' eafly next month, ruthlesaiy and ruined' by curie I MANCHESTER and abandoned It . in Rockville. shack at the Methodist site. strained Bis chest muscles and wlU Involves the building of new etdr- aeekera.” said Lyent RusaeU of the cited about the prospects of learn­ P. J. Perham, adjutant of the lo­ destruction'^of public property. WiMMt H*» »• ing more about .the habits of our Manchester Evening Herold Spraying Tima m . They had earlier failed in an at­ "It was my mistake.” he told Have to be given further examina age structures and general site im phyaiQS department, educa­ cal American Legion post asks Hebron correspondent Mias Susml . Atty^. Harold Gwrlty, ^present-I tae‘ Rev.“ Mr."ToMr7w^^^ said, ’T’d 3 anS M earliest Red Men. MEMORIAL CO. Birch trees must be sprayed to tempt tq start arid drive ofPa.car tions the next few daya. prevements. Batteries at Portland, REMEMBER... tion chairman of the Connecticut that veterans of World War II Pendleton, telephone ACademy ing Casein, . said that Caselll^ save the foliage and keep them owned by Frances Kstkaukas of Ci-omWell, Plainville and Simsbury "Is this a significant discovery ?’’ and the Korean War whose names Opposite E4st Cemetery - struck a car In a parking lot and MARY'S WILL BE OPEN Archeolbglcal Society. He was asked. 8-3454. healthy. We also spray shade 656 Tolland Tpke.. are also to be included in the pro­ PAGKAQE STORE The. «rtffa,^to uncovered from are not on the wqpden honor roll left his car After not seeing an; “Definitely," he replied. . to contact him. and fruit trees. ■ Judge O’Loughiih' did not order damage. Garrlty.added that je ct '4 digging down' tour feet wlU be More than a million small trees Quality ^Mamorials probation for the youths- because ^Cdpipers^ Buy Bdrgam-Cars ■ Roy s; Conyen; president oF ROUTE S-44 s BOLTON *• ' /* - PTA Elects Officers are being grown near Clinton, CALL li parka in the lot nights and made ~ Fhaha S n 90884 shown to, the pdblic for the first - Mrs. Ralph Boylngton waa xe- 2703 o f jf. 2-ycara probation imposed in no attempt to evade. local firm,, said toiday that a major C A i;.!. time' Saturday whin the aoplety Tenn;, for distribution b y the-'lWA ■ over 80 Year#-Experience - Tolland County Superior Cour^ast portion;of the entirt Job will take meets at the Connecticut Agricul­ eiected president of the PTA. at in the soil conservation program. - Fldler was -arrested yesterday hi Anti-Recession Campaign W altherTtea^ers that group’s meeting Wednesday c a r t e r t r e e week when the boys were glvjeh a after he told police that be broke place here. In addition to new REER Ml 3-6563 tural Experiment Station in New suspended reformatory sentence on night. Also elected wer. Mrs. Bryce ; Call Ml 9*5807/ the glass on several parking structures, the Job in Manchester LIQUORS Haven. . T o M art B^irlhday Rockville car theft and breaking meters on Main St.- Cars art selling from^dgl^ cents also entails the r a v in g of this While Indiana in Connecticut Carpenter, vice president; Mrs. EX PER T CO . North St-i "Charged' with Intoxica­ William Hills, treasurer; and Mrs. A. AIMETTI, Prop. and entering charges. A nolle was entered in the case to 3888 at 'Manchester" Motor Keeney St. access i^ad and major WINES have been traced back seviral hun­ “ One Call Does It AH” PHONE MI 3-7695 The youths had driven to Man­ tion, breach of the peace, -assault .Sunday at 3, p.m, at Bethany James Law, secret -ry of Mrs. Ruth C. Morrison, 39, of Improvements in the site’s drain­ dred years, the archeologists hope Harrison St.. Manchester chester and abandoned a car which and battery and resisting arrest, Salee on Silver Lane ltd. as age system. The overall Jbb will a. m. p . t n . Largs Walk-ta Beer Cooler ^5vss*iW' 2^ Lutheran- Church, West Hartford, Mrs. Floyd A. Fogil, first presi­ DRY CLEANING 9^ Princeton St„ charged with to June 6; Mrs. Doris Greene, 27, that this discovery might go back they stole in Lynn before stealing reckless driving. Mrs. Morrison part of a sales campaign to battle take about five months, Conyers and .Cold Beer At All Times a dlacusaion meeting will take dent of the local PTA installed the and LAUNDERING the Meunier vehicle. Later in Rock­ of Andoyer, charged with fraudu­ “1.000 or 2,()00 years.” ; __ was the operator of the car that, recession talk. said. Open Dhily 9 A M. to 9 PAL The whole, expedition has been place regarding the possible for­ ofllcera. Branches At: FOR EXTRA MONEY ville they broke into a service sta­ lent issue of checks, to Thursday -Except for the contract involved Engaged Mussitr struck 4-year-oId Richard Will- and Robert M. McDonald. 33, of Heeding President Elsenhower’s FEATURING A ' COMPLETE placed tmder the supervision of mation of a^New England Dlatrict 18 OAK ST. tion, stole some candy and ciga­ hide May ‘7, resulting in serious in the building' of the sites about Manehostor Moving' The engagement of Miss Dolores rettes, and took another car. They Gardner, Maine and Charles J. recent advice to drop prices on two years ago, the recent contract UNE OF DEUCIOUS within the present Atlantic Dis­ P. Hall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 601 HARTFORD RD. WE PAY were picked up the. next day in head injuries to ths boy. Csaszar, .47, of South 'Windsor, - cars and other comniodities to and Trucking Co. 249 N. 5IAIN ST. Upholstery He la the son of 'Mr. and Mrs. is the largest awarded for work on trict. J. Alton Hall, o f Hebron to John Port Jervis, N. Y. and returned to each charged with operating a mo­ keep money in circulatiim, ^ y - Nike units in the Hartford area. Read Herald Advs. W. ErieikBon, aon of Mr. and Mrs. SpeolaUxlng HIGHEST PRICES Rockville. Paul Willhlde of 88 Porter St. tor vehicle while under the influ­ ' Lay people of Zion Lutheran NEW SYSTEM Assistant Prosecutor William mqnd Dwyer, manager at Man-r aip-Af m y Corps o f Engineers T. P. HOLLORAN Church and other churches have John Erickson of Bolton. Is an­ For Raga, Paper. Metals ence of intoxicating liquors or spokesman In Springfield said. nounced by Mlsa Hail's parents. LAUNDRY 150,000 GET JOB PAY DeHan, in lecommending the nolle, drugs, to Thursday. Chester Motors, cam* up with the been invited to discuss the advis­ * Furnitura Ra*up1iol* and Serao Iron fe.-'; \i said that there was no evidence of novel idea of marking 19 used cars FUNERAL HOME ability or feasibility of such a Dis­ A July wedding is planned. Roaming Dog Nuisance DRY CLEANERS Speed. He added that the boy dart­ “vvay, way down." BAR-B-CUE Am-ooNDino?'^ trict with the clergy. ’ staring CALL OR OEUVER TO Hartford, May 24 (P—The State Research ■■ Basic Tool Dog Warden Charles P. Miner, Main Plant: 44 Harrison St. says 150,000 persons collected un­ ed from, behind, a parked car into Kishi Bars Neutralism Dwyer reports results of the sale Ideally locatedr-convenlent and Sunday evening, the Hartford Phone Ml 9-7768 * Auto Tops the path of Mrs. Morrison, result­ have been ’’.fantaetlc,’’ equaling Pflimlin^s Aide away from, toe bn#y thoroagh- Zone 'of the Walther League will says he will use every effort to lo­ OSTRINSKY employment'compensation since cate all un-reglalered, and roaming * Truck Cushions V.* last July. But only three were eligi­ ing in an unavoidable accident. Tokyo, May 24 VP) — With an the "White Elephant" aaies h'fld taro. DIstiBctiTa Service. Mod­ observe the 65th anniversary of Denier* to. Waste Matennla during the-observance of weshlng- em Farllitleo. dogs w ltto the next few weeks. ble for the maximum $60 a week At the time of the accident, po­ election victory for his policies for Successful Inyestirig the International Walther League Dog owners who do not get their 699 OENTEK S’l. (Ram-) 781 PARKER 9 i - for 26 weeks. lice said that the Wlilhlde boy was ton’s Birthday Anniversary. To See Junta with a fellowship banquet at CUSTOM MADE Prime Miniatet- Nobusuke Klshl As during that sale, several' cus­ dogs registered within seven days TEL Ml S-8881 Tel. MI-6-8788 or M1-S-967B TTie State Labor Dept, said the sitting ^ on ^ the , curb on Porter St. How can you select the securities that best jncft ^ Cathorino Holloran Christ Lutheran Pariah House, of the finals notice are to be ar­ CANVAS AWNINGS $60 payment Is allowed people with, on^ed into the street from today* ruled out neutralism for tomers have spent a day or two (Continued from Page One) PLACE YOUR ORDER EARLY individual needs? What-CompMies. in \hat in^stnes, Lloenoed Fnneral Director Hartford, beginning at 6 o’clock. ^You’ll find thkt .when you have five dependent children. 'behind the parked j:ar. Mrs Mor­ Japan and pledged continued co­ “ camping out" in the' automobllee A number of young-people of Zion in order to buy them when' the ' AND AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT have the b e U prospects for the yews ahead? Whei^^ finished crocheting either this It added that between July 1 and rison swerved to avoid the -colli­ operation with the free world. when they are considered Tuesday, John J. Crafty Jr. Walther League aoclety will at­ “ deadline" time came up. a particular stock attractively priced for ^immediate p fl- Lloeaaed Erobalmer ■UY THE PAINT THAT'S WORTH THE WORK lovely bowl or basket (or both), Dec. 31, 1957, only 294 of the 95,492 sion but struck him uith her right "A neutralist policy as advo-, Pillmlin’a government would be tend. that they will look like hobnail' people . receiving compensation front headlight. The sale began at 12:08 p.m. doomed and the way might he open SUNDAY MORNING SPECIAL: 178 Center 8L—T el'M l 9-7060 cated by the Socialists must neces­ Thursday and will continue until chase? ' * ^ - glass, and be especially nice to use drew the full $60 for any single Police'' administered first aid oh for De Gaulle. Frtih lok«d logais and Rolis, Crtam Chd«M, Lox, on dining-table or buffet ^ - week. the scene end the boy was'taken sarily become a prb-communlst 8:08 pjn. today. In 'one car—tell­ Like most EYenchmen, most of Shearson, Hammill beUeves A a t PAINTS ing for eight centa-'-two brothers, Cold Puts, and Salads for tlia most discrimlnatin 9 Pattern No. 2703 contains cro-, The Department explained that to Manchester Memorial Hospital policy," Klsht ‘said. "This would parliament went on a 3-day Peitte- Reflearch— can give you reliable ® S i u o S s by ambulance. He was later ad­ adversely effect eur riistions with Nell Simmons, 16, and Dana, 21, Chet directions for bowl and bas­ the maximum wee’Uy benefit rate costal holiday yesterday, evoking .p a io tiiu like these. Superior research is b ^ d on contm^^^ ABO APPUANCE HIGH GRADE • Ihico And Dulux Enanvels ket; material requirements; stitch in Connecticut (s $40 plus $4 a week mitted to Hartford HoapttAl where the free world nations," he added of Eaat HarUord, spent two daya alternating back and forth in or­ some critlciem from Paris news- study of ecohomic conditions industnes “ B.d mdundu^ tUustratlons. for each dependent child under 18. he underwent surgery. He was on at hia first news confereqee since pepers. The uiiiversal suffrage BEPAIRS • Custom Colon Send 25c in Cblns, for this pat­ The dependency allowance can not the critical list .for several days. his Liberal-Democratic party won_ der to purchase the ca r., - companies. Field trips and close contact w it ^ a n a g ^ A few feet away another car committee of the National Asaem- SPEC IA L 7 PRINTING • Flow Koto Rubber Baso Wall Paint tern:—add 5c for each pattern for exceed 50 per cent of the worker’s The boy returned home pesterday. Thursday’s parliamentary elet-‘ bly stuck around, however, to study r... ment-help ‘uncover profitable investment opportunities. 21 Mopl. f.|S7S Rrst-clasa malllog. Send to Anne maximum entitled peneflts. Judge O’Laughlin commended tions.' ' was sold to EYederick Savage of FRESH SHIPMENT OF JOP AND COMMERCIAL 0 Du Pont Houao Paints -i______South Coventry at 7:08 last night the reform proposals. SEE US FOB: .CAbot, 77)# Manchester Evening the boy for coming to police, but The Liberal-Democrats beat the , Paris remained calm but in Tou- LOiSTERS F9R THE WEEKEND To find, out how quality Research can help improve REPAIRS ON—" p r in t in g FI.AHERTV ASKS SCHOOL AID said that the get of breaking the Socialists 287 to 166 in the 467- fo r -38.88. after he spent the night • Aluminum Roil Up Awning* Call us for holp on your next pdtottog Job. Herald, 1I5« AVE. OF AMERI­ loute, 380 miles to the south, four your investment ^sitiqn, contact: Venetian Blinds -Ledyard, May 24 (P)—Leo D. glass was a foolish thing to do. seat lower house of parliament: and pari of the day in It. ORILLS, ELEOTRIO IRONS. Prompt and Ellleieat Prt*U*8 CAS, NER’ YORK 36, N. Y. Print ■ Another 38.88 car went to Rich­ bombs exploded within 76 minotee • Storm Doors Flaherty, Rockville attorney who Bonds of 3,100 were forfeited in This was a loss o f three seats for EDWARD W. KRASENICS, Manager t o a s t e r s , percolators , of All RInda Name, Address and Pattern Num* ard Moquln of South Coventry ab last night They damaged the head­ • Combination Windows , bar.' is running for the Democratic tfie case of June AN. Brabham. 25, Klshl’s generally conservative quarters of four organizations, in­ VACUUM c l e a n e r s . H EAT- nomination for Second District of Fort Myers, Fla., chuged with party. For the SociaUsU it was a 6:08 Thursday night. ' BBS, FANS, SEWING MA- Hava you a copy o f our 1958 DWyer aaid approximately '2,000 cluding one sUpportiilg DC Gaulle Manchastar Aariing Ca. Congressman, says the federal gov- failure to display public utility diaappointlng increase of only he rson am m ill C H cnss. . COMMUIHTY PRESS Masdlework Albuni? It contains perijans have visited the'lot eince and one sympathetic with toe

'T-: n r ^ ‘ ’ V. \.' f ■ ’/J ' , 7 ...... :.:7 ...... 7 ...... ' .7 i ...... , 7 : IIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, HANCHESTER, CONN. SATURDAY, MAY 2,4. 1968 P A Q s im u r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MAY 24, 195S EIGHT Ih liB -ri-r BY V. T. HAMLIN UUR< BOAKDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE a l l e y OOP .„HOW/BvCR JN VIEW WHVNOTaSNP or SOME WNU6 UAL ru.BE JTHERE‘5 a fe w h o le s Sense and Nonsense Invitation O0CXX1OCO Medalist for TVII9 ta>N© rtftTURES/JVE ftercTf . IN VOUR PROdftAM, DEODED im t, INAFEW HSRg’5 THE SIMPLE PtAM,TWu»a5/ MABOR.eUTITCOULD c E s e o a x ? VJILTOM AND 1 \NILL CWSPiRB py lov* and I bave been In the dof . : 'T'. ER, AHmh.. M0MEVT5 1 PRETEND TO HVPN0TI7E WORK— IF V/ILTON'S C(tr>irorUn( thought—You can t \SOT ENDOW ham let b« put in Jail Tor— houae ever eince. ^ _ HIM imO.THlNKlNe HE'< RiCH , \|N HIM'— AND YOU y —Mr*. H »rry Dalton, WIlU* R.D. I, AND DOESPiT HAVE tO Killing time, ahn’s Perfect Mark Statisticians Fires 35-36-71 Round BOTH yJILL NEED Hanging picture*. Va ' . MRS. s a l l will be fu rio u s .THE n erve o f , >-t ADMIT MV ROLE.AND Stealing klaee*. yTHE THREE / Shooting the chute*, 8S live that you wouldn't b* tell h e r the (MUSKETEERS^ ONLY CURE IS ( Smothering a laugh. aabamed to eell the family parrot Snaftered by Giants T o Edge HoUy Mandly A REST AND Setting fire to a heart, . to the town goaalp. / When Tigers Score Pe r m a n e n t Murdering the IhigHsh tangugge. CHANSE 0 “ In Bl Paao, Tex., a wp^ckef • New York, -Mhy 24 'hcn he diapoUed of hia rival the Athletics. Hilinski carded a fine one over par BOAT JUST LIKE huricr,' Johnny AntonelU, to open Turley's seventh euccesetvc tri­ Home run* by Gil McBougald, tooth of hi* career, climax nphlU 85-36— 71 to win medallat honor* Y O U umph without a defeat. drive.that beat Mllwankee S-S. 7 ^NOW,!. OURS/J the aeventlv,^* Milwaukee Coun­ W ide Edge Elston Howard and Yogi Berra for the second straight year and try Stadium crowd of 24,430 h*d All night long, as Turley kept featurcii the Yankees' 14th vic­ Pitchlag — Early Wynn, White one stroke behind was.former club' TH EY S A Y Daily CrosttwcMJd Puzzle vlaiona of a perfect game—the mowing down the Tigert with Sox-Hurled a three-Utter tor hi* champion. Holly Mkndiy with a 72 B A C K IN S tory In their last 15 stsrts and fii-at of modem National League Agkmst Godih montonous regularity, the figure boosted their eeason's record to fourth vtotery of seiMon ead the total. A field o f 37 competed on U P A tlmea, Jfot aince John La* Rich­ filbert* kept thumbing through the XS9th e f hlo caroer aa the Whit* the wind-swept 8. Main St. course. t r a i l e r i^AncwBr t» PfifiouB PuniB 23-9. •r) IS mond and John Montgomery New TdriCMay 24 UP)—"What'* record books.. TurJey wa* shooting Turley, who had shut out Balti­ Sox doteatod Jack ■arshmaa and Tied with 73* were Bill Kiifta SpILO U f Jlonk Looks Ward Iff" JS80—pltdhfng from 50 for so many targAta the poor feh Baltimero la a I-O duel. and Ernie (Serardi, two Wethers­ . T R IC K Y VJlLTON'i next?" They w ed Johnny Butao more and Washington in his laat fret otit-^had a aenlor clrbult hut night after be had outpointed lows Just couldn't keep up with two starts, and waa going for hia field Country Club standouts. Be­ A s t u f f .' AU3RALE* him. ACBOiS pitcher retired all 2? baUen in French llghtwelghV champion La- fifth whitewash of the year, waa sides Hilinski and Mandly, two order, Here's what Bullet Bob was clipped for thrM straight singles men in busineaa for themselvea. 1 — and houari Godih., . \ Kight .BhAter* to flo Johnny kTOk'e up befom hla man­ ahooting at: Other Silk Town club members CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER Mike let being and a sacrifice fly in the ninth. Wynn Admits ' K lghf beltew -to go- Tha f*rat o f ager, Nunzio Delucca, c r r jectives—consecutive shutouts and Indians won their third straight Baltim im (>ioles last night. Holly Mandly. Manchester ....7 2 n Spahn. made hie laat hit a home Press was 7-3. for Busso, too. Philadelphia ..1 5 19 ,4( ISCema P consscutive scoreless innings — as afid moved over the .500 mark. The m^oni’ wlnningeat pitcher Bill KufU. Wethersfield ...... 7 3 fT r r nm, too, to^ut the flniahli^ " Next door. In the loser's dress­ St. Louis ...... 14 18 .4: MCryptogamoua r he Won his seventh game in his Fourth inning singles by Roger with 239\victories. Wynn struck Ernie Gerardl. Wethersfield ....7 3 touch on the 37-year-old pllcher'a ing room. Godih’a handler* were CSncinnsU ....1 2 17 .41 Bob Murphy, Indian Hill , . . , . , 7 4 idMit ' seventh start, all complete. He'll Maris and Rust Nixon and a acor­ out nine ^ h l« favorite “cousina" r r Vonderful drei^. It waa Spahn'a telling visitors that the trouble was probably need a rabbit's fck>t, two Los Angeles . -13 22 .31 Page Schalk, Wetheasfleld ^...74 IICyHndriciil firat defeat of the eeaaon after aix AMERICAN .IJEAGL'i: ing grounder by Billy Harrell and allowed only one scratch hit NTainting, r the Garden scare— not the fighter, right arms, and two extra months Today's Games after the aecond inning. Bob LaFrancls. EM gewood...... 74 IT L_ ftraight vtctorle*. ‘ngbten I'p In Garden Scoring in every initlng. but the to match the other records this broke a l - l tie. " Chicago at Philadelphia,—Drptt Otto Lorentzen, Manchester ...75 BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD for inatanee p In ' other National League Ted Williams had a perfect 4-for- The victoro was Wynn’* I5th JUDD SAXON IT Like two r r B They all tighten up the first fourth, the Checkers trounced sesaon. Pitchers Just don't work (1-1) vs. Simmons (4-4). lifetime decialpn over Baltimore Don Koenig, Weth*rafleld ...... 79 - game*. Cbtcago drubbed Philadel­ time in tbe Garden." said Jersey Manchester ppllcal 16-6 last night ■that often any more. 4 night and Don Buddtn and Dick SL Louis at Pittsburgh.—Jack' Hank Haefs, Manchester...... 79 KATE, IT'5 BAD CNOU6H AROUND MAYBE SO, JUDD... BUT VOU FORCE ---- Inaped (Temert slammed home runs as the against two defeats while he ran HERE WITHOUT VOU COMPUfATWHe ONE THINS. X'AI A r r r r phia it K , Pittaburgh nipped St. Jones, who handles Godih'a affairs at Charter Oak Park. Rick Bom­ Cleveland moved into second son (2-1) vs. Friend (6-2). Waiter NawoJ, Ludlow, Maas. . .76 IIDevriopod M 1 i Red Sox finally climbed into the his career strikrout total to 1.673. THINSS. if CALHOUN wants STKWtK‘-AMPt 40 Deprivatica Louis 3-2-and Cincinnati defeated on this aide .of the Atlalltic. "In bardier crashed dve hits and Al­ nisce with a 2_-l triumph over Los Angeles at Cincinnati.— "It’s s lot of fun winning those Pete Zaccagnino, Wethersfield ..76 TO SET A TRAP HE CAN '' SHOULDN'T 41—— and J r r Lo* Angeles 4-1. Washington (where he beat Larry len Cyr chased home six team­ Washington. Boston climbed to .500 class with a 17-17 record. Newcontbe (0-3) vs. Klippstein close ones." said Wynn, "but its Nick Diachenko. Edgewood .... 77 CERTAINiy DISCUSS IT WITH i Mays’ 13th home run of the eea- Baker April 18) he felt at home. mates during the rout. Optical's third with a 9-1 rout of Kansas Willard Nixon, after four straight ( 1-0 ). Einar Lorentzen. Manchester ..78 HANK BARNES AND ME... .' ennnpett tough on the ticker and the black _ f” •on and hia 200th o f hla career In- Small club and everything. In' the. Dick Marsh collected two safeties. City . and Chicago nipped Balti­ losses, won his first game of the Ssn, Frsnclsco at Mllwauke*,— hairs." \ t x'-Bill Hughe* Wethersfiel)J . . . .79 4tContui7 Ji P ------— .79. ... plaatt" ‘ r r c re a s e d ^ e Oiohla!’-first place lead .Garden he waa trying toabard.-"- This league wiij return-to-Waddeii more 1-0 to drop the Oriole* from seaaon with a- three^tter; McCormigk r4-0i Ts. Conley (0*21 Someone commented' that the tk‘Bnd Huribut, Indian HIH 4lglamatlvt J a P over th* Brave* tp 2ta games. An.- Jeraey aleo had a few words for Field for all of iU games starting Tomorrow’s Gaines i 38-yeai-old Wynp didhlt have too!Bay Scusscll, tale ...... 79 41 Rear r 1 tonelU won bis fourth In seven de­ the referee., none complimentary. Monday night. .San Frsmcisco at Pittsburgh many gray hair's,, only to hava the !Bob Campbell, Shaker Farma •lOoorgo and i cision*. He. permitted Only three He blamed Conn for' hot letting Checkers 193 052—16, 18 0 (2 ). veteran of 18 major league cam­ Maas ...... - ...... 79 —U - Ooithwto iJ r r 3 K r r hits but two of these .were home Godih fight in tbe clinches when Optical 200 022— 6 7 5 Los Angeles at Philadelphia. paigns ratort: : 9 a.m. HlUnakI vs. Hoenig; Mur­ "Itttanew’beBri run*_by_I5ddje . Mathews *nd Del he had one hand free. Daley and Bombardier; Marsh, - SU Liouli at Cincinnati (2). "I'm used lo it. Whara 1 came phy vs. Diachenko; KufU va uie««a»«'ea It Algerian eily d •. J r Crandall. Trie facta of~ the rhaTter were p ech T S T -a n n -L s f^ -:------.... Chicago « ■ ■Milwa'trtcw'T 2);— T fs m they mdn’ r f t v i w r t B S iHitftV Nawojr-laiYwim ~ s-t.n MSolwin PhUadSlphia ahortatop Chico that Godih simply did not fight NATIONAL LEAGUE runs eithcr." Maadly va Haefs; Schalk vs. promlt* Feradndtt* wide throw of a poten enough. There were no knock- With Dave Dieterla fanning 14 American League Einar LorehUan; Gerardi vs. Zac­ "Nevtr mind that ad'down, ByB-on«th«-bAH, J d B Own Bat Helps .X •ILHtloptteban V-, ti*l double play bail opened the i downs but Busso landed the heav- batters, and belting a two-run Veeterday’s Results Wynn's own bat figured in Chl- cagnino: Otto LorenUen v a KUrl- arnt routint! Ho: do I kBBp my wlfo’t mouth ohutT” hav* Mg — M J D J gatea'for a seven-run fifth inning ier punches and pressed the action homer, Moriarty. Bros, pounded Cleveland 2. Washington 1. ! cage's lone run ever ex-8 ox pitcher but. / for Chicago. ^Then followed A’ moat of the time. Godih was re­ out a 9-6 triumph over Greej . Chicago 1, Baltimare 0. Jack Harshman and enabled the luctant to mix freely, especially in New York 8. Detroit 1. B. C / BY JOHNNY HART Dark’s baees-loaded triple. Ernie Manor laat night at Buckley Blow Big Lead former Cleveland aUr to post hi* BY RAV GOTTO Bank** two-run homer and Bobby the early rounds when his flicking Teammate Mark Heller chipped in Boston 9, Kansas City 1. fourth triumph against two de­ Waferford Defeats COTTON WOODS Thomson's two-run double. Dark Jab often fell far short. with three binglea while Carl Standings feats thla seuon. f i W i M m m nuTH, E c ., 1 had S-for-3 and Thomson 3-for-5. Godih. 140, took a 20-fight win­ Rohrbach of Green Manor turned W L Pet. GB Wynn singled to open the third 1 HAVINT INVINTIP / ^ ■ „ . n Single Breaks Tie ning streak Into the Garden In the best fielding yjS\ry o f the Spotting Cheney Tech a 5-1 lead after two innings, host New York .. 23 5 .821 — and moved to third oase on Lhls Heliron Nine, 4-2 1 A mvthinain w s k k « j Bill' Aputeroski's eighth inning against Busso, 140'4, who is ftlght. / Cromwell High School rallied for six runs in the fifth inning Cleveland .. 18 17 .914 8802 050—9 * 3 to chalk up a 9-5 decision and gain revdnge for an earlier set­ Boston ...... 17 17 .500 9 sacrifice fiy. dropped by center- Making atrong UM of. three er­ burgh. The second baseman shared weight contenders by the National Green M a ^ 220 101—6 9 4 Kansas City 14 15 .483 9>* fielder Lenny Green for an error, rors, catcher's InUrterence, a walk Boxing Assn. Godih went into the Dieterle^>And McCoy; Colangelo back in the Silk City. Coach Tony D’Angpna’s club was held Baittmoce .. 14 a s .483 9 V, scored Wynn with the game’s only and t'wo key single* to tally three honors with Dick Groat who bat­ scoreless after pushing across one*------'------<------ted in a run,-scored the other two ring the favorite, -f and litoan. Washington 14 18 .438 11 run. "I know we're winning 'em nins in the sixth inning, Waterford B-VAtlONAL LkAGUE ruh in the first Inning and four and had 10 asslqM* at shorUtbp. Jack Barrett, new Garden. IN' ----- Chicago . ... 13 18 .419 l l ' i cl(jse." said W.vnn. "but I’ve a lot High School defeated host Hebron matchmaker, said he hoped to pair{ A^iMne run l>y Jackie'Simmons markers In the second fr^ e. D e tr o it...... 13 21 .382 13 of confidence in these boys. We're Regional 4-2 y6s_ter(Iay aftemoo'n. Stan Mutlal got three of St. Louis' As s result, the locals, who have Hebron Drops 10 hits and raised his league lend­ Busso with either Carlos Ortiz o f; proved the difference laat night at Today’s Games going to start rolling pretty soon. It marked the second straight set­ New York or Gale Kerwlh of OtTVerplanck Field as Aceto A Syl- split in 10 stsrts, saw their four- back this (?eek for (Toach a y d # ing batting mark, to .470. Washington at Cleveland — Ma.vbe we’re on our w sy now." tswi, Cbmsda In the next open | vester nipped Ansaldi's .6-5. Al- game winning streak come to an Washburn's Rams w-ho have now Two bunts, a p<^ fly tingle, a Stobbs )0-3) vs. Mosai (.4-3)! The victory was the second date. June 27. though ouUiit 8-5,- the victors plsy- end. Five baUers—Exlsus Parker, Third in Row lost four times in nine outings. sacrifice fly and ' Gil Hodges’ Baltimore at Chicago — CDell straight for the seventh place Let's see. that will give JJls beat, ed errorless ball. Walt Smolensk! Paul Doucette. Hank Jaalowskl. (4-4) vs. Moore (1-1) or Keegan White Sox who sre ll'.j games be­ ^ th teams collected four hits but throwing error gave Cincinnati stroked a three-run homer for Bill Brown and Ed Accomazzo- hind New Vork’s league-leading seven Hebron miscues cost right­ three runs in the fifth to end a man almost three weeks to re- Hebron Regional completed a (O-Ol. cove A 'A S while Phil R usconi'(hit his cojlected two hits apiece to account rough week yesterday afternoon, New York at Detroit — Maglie Yankees but only 3 '3 behind sec- hander Tony Falce(ta his second 6-96 scoreless duel between Los , An­ defeat in five mound decisions. The first home run of the season). fOr CJheney's 11 safeties. losing a 4-2 baseball decision to (1-0) vs. Lar>- (3-4) or Shaw (1-2). cond-place Cleveland. geles' Johnny Podres and the Red- George Bycholski (three hits) and losers scored their two markers tn Cromwell pounded southpaw Ac- LsSsllette Seminary in Hartford. Boston at Kansas Chty — Sulli­ "W e'll get goirtg.” promised BUGS BUNNY legi* Bob Purkey. Ed Bailey’s Intrrm rdiR ie, T rb’outs Dennis Lynch (two hits) starred comazzo for • 12 hits, with third Manager A1 Lopez. "W e’ve had a the sixth frame with the. help of a It marked the third setback, this van (1-F) vs. Kellner (0-1). homer In the sixth put the extra in s losing cause. baseman Bill Bellobrino getting lot of. criticism but our pitching is walk, Kirk Spencer's riin-produc- BY ROY CRA^fiJE HE'S NOT umpire in the Eastern League. He completed all seven of his starts in 28 starts, and Manager Casey '1 : ' whites, for the tour. He said the mnr.z(} A. SO; OvertT 7. Arcomn»*n 3. possibility. Look magaztm'. manageri\Bill Leuchner. believed ham y.fW I turned back Raudaepp HBP; ZinuB^r, Myhwl. WP: AccomK#* ia 25 and has umpired in organized National League President War­ and hurled four ahutouU. The Stengel's only complaint i* that "I Ji*Rleif Baports; (hev would gross $250,000. an(l “roomey (M ) 7-5. 5-7. 6-4, and XiJ. . r ^ bepebslt three sessohs. «. ren Giles two days ago warned Tigen ended Turley s string of have a lot of other pitcher* I Chamberlain toW hi* friends The tall Negro said his family Allen and Dick Gustafson (W) tha't the league might shift the BcoreleM innings at 26 with a run haven’t even looked at yet” hfee hit maga^ltle contract pre­ coulfl use some money; ' ' '—beat * Thomas and Dick Yules (M) franchise to some other city if in the ninth inning. vented him from talkiiig about the '"nw re ere nine of us, tlx boys 5-7, 6-3, 6-4. the voters do not approve the deal. Turley’s earned- run average is a tour. That’s why, he said, he had and mree girhi. anti we've alwayp N o H itter L ost . . . .and Gam e T oo! Giles spoke for the seven other gaudy .0.86. Tha hefty 27-year-old Unbeaten Golfers denied aa recently fts May 8 that had tq’(^niggle to get along." Nationsl League clubs, deeply in­ righthander has yielded only , six he would pass up his final season volved. and in effect for the earned runa—foUr of them in a Trounce Windham at KIT next faH, . ■!' Dodgers. single game. There waiin't much cheer among Major League Homer* Giants Eriipt in Seventh Inning "F o r years I tried to get by on Giles said, and. other league offi­ Manchester High’! unbeaten CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER the Kansas' Jayhawkers. (Season Totsl in Parentheses) cials agreed, that the owhers Just my arm," he recalled. "Now Head. Coach Dick Harp remark­ I'm using my head, too." olf squad walloped Windham w b u lo ck n e s t QtNCKiUNTie MBi Nationat lioegiM And ^ Spoil Spahn’s Pitching voted approval of the tranafer of f7 3 yesterday afternoon In aooOi non ed rather wistfully that until now Gifted with one of the game's BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY MRD» N A CARBO HOLD! OKAV, THOM TWO FOOLS Mays; Giant* (13). the Dodgers to Los Angeles only WUllmantic as Coach Larry MR. ABERNATHY he I'hadn't thought too ihuch about after Dodger President Walter finest fast bails, Turley neverthe­ WHO KNOCKEDVOU .Walls. Cube (12i. less was plagued by wildness until Perry's Indians chalked up their, our AM TAKINA OVBR our team next year." Then, with Mathews. Braves (10),. Milwaukee, May 24 (^)—Duringi^box- Hank Sauer's infield out al- O'Malley had been assured by 10th straight win of the spring. Foaow m b, AAR. ABERNATHY-THE TV. ITS AOOUT clipped firmnes*. "we'll get busy Mayor Norris Poulabn ,nd other last season. He said Jim Turner, THBSHPt OUKOMy Banks, Cubs 19). hla long and brilliant major league lowed O'Connell to score. the Yankee pitching coach, "Final­ Going back to the final two PLEASE. REPAIRMAN IS HERE. TIAAEj HOPE ISTD WORK and come up with the best wre ■can.” Heel, Dodgers (8). ■ » The walk opened the way to the city officials that everything waa matches of the 1956 season the lo­ TOBBTMeRl Ex-Coach I%og Allen, uvho won career, one prise—the perfect ly woke me up." Schmidt, Giants (5J. CHURCH SOFTBALL LEAGUE victory, and Spahn explained it in order as far as (Thavez Ravine "Jim kept telling me that 1 could cals have not lost in 23 consecu­ out over nlore' than 200 other' game—haa eluded, the Milwaukee Bailey, Redlegs (4). . Erupting for. 15 rttns in the sixth saying: was concerned. be a great pitcher," said Turley. tive matches. coaches in recruit!^ Chamberlain, Braves’ Warreh'Spahn. Last night Chandall. Braves (4). Inning, St, Mary's came from be­ ".O'Connell hlU the ball where j, The referendum came later from "A il I had to do, he aaid, waa get Captain Bobby Reynolds copped •orrowfully said he was "Really . KirklantJ. GiatiU (3). hind to oiitalug the Church of the was'no exception. he wants to pretty good, and he’a diitsatiafied factions. smart. A lot .of pitchera who are medalist honors yesterday with a disappointed to see a';hoy leave American League Nazarene. 26-19 last njght at ’ After 61/3 innlngg of flawless not bad against left-handers, ha'ving troubles tO) to develop an­ 75 while teammates Red Smith •chool before he. graduates." * ooriiert;'Red Sox (8). * Charter Oa)< Parlq Big Charlie pitching the San EVsncisco Giant* either. So I tried to anticipate and other pitch. TTiere wasn't any turned in aT7. Bob Ballard carded Chamberlaki had wis aood word McOquMld. Yankeea (5f. ^ Robinimn led the awrence and with hla firat lofis.Mralnit six inside, then outside, then inside. TUrJey took Turner's advice M*tch results: Want to attend the University of Budflin, Ret) Sox (2). Jim Marshall each chipped in with etralght victories Lead Conference and started hia now-famous no­ MaJiuh^sler WUaham Kansas." t "A fter Idl, I had a thripe-run lead Rrvnolds ... • 2'j rone ...... H thr*e binglea. Jack Crosson and "This baseball’s a 'k n xy game," and a shutout in the works. And windup delivery. Smith ...... 3 Callahan .. ... 0 Charlie McFall ooUeeted three .In the magazine article he dented Spahn said. '' my control was the beat of the Storrs, May 24 iJP) — The Uni­ "It's helped me a lot," said Tur­ Bent B«ll . n B«Kt Ball ,.... h ibat he got 129.OQO to 680.000 for ’ HoUir Mims. Wsahingtop, D.dn sifetles apiece for the Church of "I suppose you want to know 3fcFarland . 3 ITalconr .. ... 0 Jm***"\ versity of Connecticut's S-1 vic­ ley. "Another thing. I take a deep Tre\1thlck ... 0 S-2A playing at Ku. m iddl^eight, helped support his the Nazarene. The win moved SL what happened? Well I wish I year—'almost perfect. I tried to Ballard ...... 3 nniwaYl keep to the corners, and those balls tory over Vermont yesterday breath befoie every pitch. It re­ B-«t Ball . 3 Beet Ball .. 0 He waa .quitting achool, he said, family as a newsboy before he Mary’s into sole possession of first hnew. I don’t even, fee! like I gives the Storrs team first place BY PETE HOFFMAfj Danny took were Just off the plate laxes my shoulder musclea The JEFF COBB oocauae he wasn't getting the turned to boxing. place with s 3-0 won and lost rec- pitched tonight. That’S how easy in the Yankee Baseball Confer­ Total ...... iu i Total ...... 16 each time." whole secret to what succeaa I've THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE BY WILSONtSCRUGGS it was Until the sudden explosion.”' ence. enjoyed is this: I concentrate itf'M ary’a 141 50.15 x—26 24 6 Wrecked Chances . Maya Real Trouble The conference's rules commit­ more, relax mord and I don't worry i i i i U F f6uosok!ivlnvltation is extend­ ed their lead over the aecond place "Mays had been going to Tight SATUltDAY. 8:30 f . H . .all nlgb(," Cpahn explained. "So ruh homer in the second.inning. .king. I ahoiiild have won 20 my fl Ba«e»—Top* Ia Thrills PJHn for further Information ed to all local candidates to try Braves to 2'4 games. first year with the Yankees (he out f(>r the club- The (Jilere will Spahn hadn't made a mistake aa when he cam* up in the ninth, I Afluha IliE -K M * thought he waa looking for an out­ The bay colt Prairie Beau was won 17 in 1959). I could have done compete in both the Hartford Twi­ he retire) 19 GianU In order. Then it, too. if 1 hadn't walked so many Free BsrUiig This le^ue will be mnetioned and bowl foul line. with one out in the seventh, »6me-. side pitch. I threw the first'pitch so-named because the son of Beau light. League and the Farmington batteri. 'M g CeeeAlaatiee Radag 1 Valley JUeague. Moriarty'a' ar* the thing slipped *nd Danny lycbn- inside and tha second the - sSme Dandy-Misa Meggy waa foaled in ■ ti way. He< really knocked the stuf- ’the ’ prairie country pf Winnipeg, "Now I don't let a couple of Ttrowarhs Mm«* May tfl - Telephone Ml 8-4881 defending champions in tha well- nell drew a walk. Mays waa naxt w nllu teUMT JM. Inst and I Juat halawcert FVL. !,• --Y, and d r o v e a atngle thnmgh tha flnga aat ar th* M L"

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Marlow’s. rVOUlATlIAfT V bedrooni -cottage, sleeps seven, (XXVH) - EAST, H A R T F O .B D Private workshop. Small outlmlld- rage. All city utilities. Near bui ; Drive. tHAVtf appliance, Cherry finleh, walnut fireplace, all- facllitlaa, $90 week. (While they .tael) — New ranch ing, amesite drive. Well land­ for/occupancy, ghrage, targe lot, lines. Immaculately clean through­ By Late Paul Lisicl^e DEPT. HOURS FORMICA counters, ceramic wall bedroom set. Mlacellaneoua, 898 f u r n i s h e d r o o m . Private en- MI 8-0108. , homes. $i4,990. (Completely fin­ small down payment. S. A. Bkech-, 8EBAGO OUTBOARD 18 ft-Sl ft. trance. Oehtlaman preferred. TR scaped, plenty of shade trees; 2Q out. ^ and floor tile. Let us ngiodamtse Hilliard St. ished) Built-In stove snd o'ven, seres, -Ai^inr $25,600. Lawrence t o r . Realtor. MI $-6969, W. R. Priced to sell.. 8:15 A.M. to 4;S0 P.M. New and used. Call MI 1-4426. 6-M28. ‘ LAKE FRONT—Four rooms, heat, Trailers 6-A your bathroom and kitchen. For ftreplace,''cersmlc tile tath. full F. Flano, BrSker, M l 9-6910. Smith, MI 9-6963. The Town of Coventry has bcen^the U.S. Navy and has eompleted free estimates call Ml 9-2656, The BOATS NOW in atock-SU rcralt, MAPLE DINCTrE SET. Drop-leaf hot water. Boet. TV. Sleepa alx. basements, ameelte drtvee com- CHARLES LESPERANCE left 617,791 in the will of the late three yeaJrayesrs atnvtec. He— -baa table with two leavea, extends to ■ Arm ACm VE qiaan Room; single THREE-FAMILY home, immacu­ c o p V c l o s in g t im e TRAILER — Near Hammonasaet,, •nie Shop, 243 No. Main St. Wolverines, Raveau' and Commo­ Lower rate# June and Saptember, plctcty landscaped, 10% Cown. SIX ROOM Cape, four bedroome, Paul 'Uslcke; long-time resident ot enlisted for six years and 19 ata> 73". Six eturdy chairs. Also, 80” or double. QiHet congenial al- MI 9J)710. late throughout. 8-4-5 room apart- MI 9-7620 i»62 SUrr 85'.4’ foot. Three room*, ...... t------SlOSLf / OOE9NV dores. McBride's Sport Spot, 109 F.H.K; R. F Dhnock A Co.. Real­ city Utilities, peep lot. $12,000 VA Lower______MainJouth St., Coventr:South Coventry. tloned aboard'the USB Leyte. fo r C1.ASSIFIED ADVT. bath. Clean. Reaaonahle. Ml RADIO REIPAIRS on any m a k e- T-cuahlon Lawson down-filled aofa moapbere. Wl^h or wlthput light mente. Good investment. S. A. ' OWE A Centsg St„ Ml 0-8747. housekeeping privileges. Central- tors, MI S-6345 or Barbara Woods, Or FHA. Clifford Hansen, Ml Town Olerk Elmore A. T^urklng-kin The couple w^ll make their home MON. THRU FRI. 9-OdM. all amplifiers and phonographs 838. 6‘x6’ H.O. table and trains. ji g 9-7702. 8-2463. Beechler, Realtor. MI 8-6969; W, ABOUT VMAMWe iv located. Near hath and shower. Wanted to Rent 68 R. Smith, M I 9-6952. G.I, and F.H.A. AVAILABLE ton aaid the will also providbs for at thii Batea' residence on Lake and changers. Over 47 years total M l 9-0718. a bequest of 1600 to the South'-^v- St. 10:S0 A.M. I GREAT LAKES "47-10’ ’ two bed­ NElOMBORS Parking. MI 8-4921, ,■ 6-6 DUPLEX, garage, amesite NEAR BOLTON—$13,500. MtlOMdr experience 9U days guarantee mi Diamonds— WstHio WANTED—Small'house or apart­ 10% [d o w n ' erttry Volunteer Ftre D epartnm t rooms, large living room, S5180, all'work. Potterton’a. drive, centrally loeatetl only like new. Four room Ranch. Ce- (IV)-BOLTON-$16.300. Cuetom EngagMnpnt SATURDAY 9 A.M. ■WWKOFKiM*. _ Jewdry 48 ment, six rooms or more. Box F, built ranch. Two-car garage. Call and $500 to the Booth-Dimock mV Mr. and Mrs. August Koeatler at S667.40. down. Jensen's, Inc.,, (al- Machihery and Tools 52 $15.8(X) Call early on thin one,. -ramlc bath, formica counters, BROOKSIDE LANE, VB ^O N — waj’B reliable). S4 Park Road. Boarders Wanted 59-A ManchsetItH erald. R. F. Dlmock Co., Realtora, , MI mortkl Library. Several other Garin isch-Partenkirchsn, Germany, LBONARP W. YOST. Jaweler, re- Carlton W. Hutchins, Realtor, MI flfeplace, aluminum combination Six room ranch.. Breezeway,, ga­ amall bequeits were made Tii'rkin|’.> West Hartford. AD S-8214 or GA ATTICS. CELLARS clewted. Rub­ TROY ROTOmJUERS and Mtkcli- 9-5183. windows and doors. Basement ga­ 9-5245 any time, or Barbara have announced the eng^ement TOCB UOOPCKATION W llX palra, adjuste watenks expertly- R008^/AND , board for gentleman. PLEA8B—-Deeperately need three Woods, MI 9-7702. rage. Steel beam construction. ton said, D-4479, Monday through Saturday, bish ’ removed. ML9-S374. mehts, Bolens walking or riding On busline. -Free parking. MI rage, fleldatone retainer walls. of their daughter, Miaa Roea-von BE APPRECIATED BuTIMEfiE ARE NEIGHBQM Reaeonable pricea. Open dilly. to five bedroom house by June 1st. Herman F. LeDt^rtla adroifiiatra- Lima Koestler of Coventry, to » to 5, Monday, Wednesday, garden tractora and attachmenu. 9-1446. (Vni^-SIX ROOM ranch near Por­ Well landscaped. 8% down. Ex­ LYNWOOD DRIVE, EOLTON — AND THERE ARE KiSIOHBO».' Thursday eveninga. 139 Spruce Can pay $100, 'Manchester, or out- NICE 6 ROOM Cape in excellent tor ot the estate ot Liricke, who Unwobd A. Bearce, eon of Mr. Thursday evening. Capitol ^uipment Co., 88 Malh. akfrte. Ml 8-2031. ter street School. Two .eramic- cellent financing. Lawrence F. Four room ranch. Fireplace, knot­ Building— Contracting 14 Street. Ml 9-4387. tile baths, fully plastsred. En­ condition. 134% mortgage can be died In hte^ M e 60s About a year and, MraXHarry L. Bearea of Parti* Diql M l 3-2711 MI 8-7988. Flano, Broker, MI O-miO. assumed. Low monthly payment. ty pine living riaom. Wooded lot. ago and Md no known relatives. Apartments—Plats-— DESPERATELY needed 44 roome. closed yorch, attached garage. Lakeside .prlvllegee. Asking man. Mainq. Auto Driving School 7-A ALTERA-nONS to kitchens, bath wyoviNG Large lot. $38,900 R. F Oimock, BOLTON near Center —Six room S. A. Beechler, Realtor, MI 8-6969, •lYie terms.ef the will provide, thkt Miss Ko^lor who maikea her rooms, attics., cellars, porches, or AND Gardsn-^Farm— Dairy Tenements 63 Two children, aged fifteen and W. R. Smith, MI 9-8953. $10,500. Mnsical Instruments 53 live. MI 9-0884. A Co., Realtors. MI 9-6245 any custom iniilt Ranch. IH baths, tbo proceeds o f the bequest to the home with MK and Mrs. Ralph M. LARSON’S driving School—Offers playroom. Plumbing, carpentry, STORAGt Prodnets 50 time, or Barbara Woods, MI two fireplaces, recreation room in GLASTONBURY — SU rc^ iown be used “for concerns and Burns here, is^omployed by the all types of driver education on electrical and masonry. Aluminum TOUR ROOM apartment Including V.A. and F.H.A mortgagee avail­ benefits of said town luid Its in­ Lost and Found 1 TR' THE fOnsman alaetroaio heat, hot water, gaa, electric far 9-7703. basement with de luxe bar and ranch. 134 baths. Racreatlon jomn. Clarence Cometqck Aecotmtinr ^ ______Insured dual control cars stand' aiding.. Garages, cottages, out­ NATIVE ASPARAGUS able. 112.500. six room Cape, ex­ habitants ....” eptnet organ today. Onneet quality frigerator and ga# Stove S9i' Business Property for Sale 70 kitchenette. Redwood paneling. cellent condition, .near bus, school, Overlooking lake, -iM C d lot. Agency in Wllltmantlc. iVisT—White cat with orange and i aid or automatic. By ’ lained and buildings, room additions. Nueide For canning or freering. Six, one HIGH ELEVATION, immaculate Oversized two-cer garage, with $14,300. Any appropriation from the be­ Her flance reside^n town and Engineering Company, Inc., 84 of any home organs. DubaldOs monthly. Call -MI 9-4071 from 8-7 shopping. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI ^taJlT markings. Answef. to' cerUfied ^nstmctor llc^ d by pound bunctaee 61.00, 18.95 a crate, Music Center, 186 West Middle'^ Ma n c h e s t e r , three - family. three bedroom -anch, ceramic 16' overhead electricallv operated quest. according to the will, muat ia employed at Watt-Whltney Oak St. Ml S-1426. p,m. only. 9-5182. ••Freckles." Ml 9-3851, 39 Seaman the State ot^Crnn. Ml 9-e07B. ot 84 bunchea. Thia offpr good while Turnpike. llhteo excellent four room apart­ bath, hot water heat, garage, door. Also, separate building,, four MANCHESTER'^Six room Cape. be recommended by the Board of Div., United Aircraft. 'Thim M iulb supply lasts. FREE FIRET month's rent to new­ ments and two stores; brick build­ trees, only 112,950. Carlton . W. room apertmenl. Redwood panel­ TWO FAMILY duplex. 4-4. Good Oarage. IbKellent condition. Selectmen and approved by voters The wedding is planned for Circle.______| e a BLY'S Driving School. Ucenaed ALL TYPES of carpentry work at a town mesting. 'P L M tO M 'T FARMERS' MARKET OUR Greateat Sale! Because our lyweds. No lease required. Apart- ing built 1948, Separate heating, Hutchins MI 9-5112. ing, basement garage and work­ condition. Oil heat. C^all owner $l4,$00.^Hyron Rd. Aug. 9 at St. Mary's RomaiKCath- NOTICE U hereby given that Pass experienced instructor. Dual cm - done, alterations, dormers, roof­ At the time of hianis death here, •19 EAST MIDDLE TPKE. building is coming down to make 'fnent building. 814 roome, *-eated, gas metefe and hot water unite. | ------shop with office. Two driveways, 9-6910. ollc Church on School St. Book No. 52023 issued by The Sav-; trolled car. Modem methods. For ing, porchek. etc. Call MI O-sosi. we««v/ugtV.y. way for a new ramp garage for uicome $4,-ll0 per year ' Please ! COD—Six finished roome, ^$Al4CH£STER, AUTUMN ST. Liaicke, a native of Poland', waa a Us Ml 0-0474 all electric appliances. 30 minutes 2>4 acres. Well' landscaped. Many -^Custom built ranch. Garage, fire­ logs Bank of Manchester has been ' day or evening appointments. Hotel Statler, every used eplnet, .from Charter Oak Bridge on Park- c ^ , Howard R^ Hastings, Realtor, | HreplaM, screened porch^ KhtlS. other featurM. Asking $25,600. For IMMACULATE—Six room ranch oh' retire>d machinlat. He last worked Manchester Evening Be BIDWELL Home Improvement Co. Mr 9-1107 any time. I Recently redecorated. Excellent place, large rooms. lost and application has been, Call Ml ______Alterations, additions, garages. ASPARAGUS by the TCufid. Ordere' iano and organ reduced, Way, m 9-4824. TR S-gm . further Intonation, rail Lawrence 150x200 fodt wooded lot. Kpotfy at this' Manafield State Training Coventry correspondent, Mrs. FX location. Owner Ml 9-9460. School. made to said bank for payment MANCHESTEai Driving Academy Roofing and riding experts. Mam- / taken for treering. Fern Gardena,: rand new full-keyboard F. FlAjto, Broker, Ml t-SOlO. pine cabinet kitchen, thixd' bed­ GOODCHILD REALTY CO., Pauline Utile, telephone Pilgrim of the amount of deposit. , equipped and licensed to pro- inum ^ p b o a rd s a speclal,ty.'''^ Un­ ------^ ^ 179 Fern St. MI 8-7378. spinet, g beautiful design, 8496. TWO\ ROOM unfunjiahed apart (XIV) - ELLINGTON - New 6% rooms. tile bath, firepiftce, plas­ 136 Regiatered 2-6231. irntNkll utllli Farms and l.«fui for Sale 71 Realtors excelled workmanship. J99ay budf- Other good buys In floor demon­ mrntNkii utilities except gas. Cen­ roon ranch. Built-In oven and B p tiT O li — Almost new, beautiful tered walls. Tw o-c^ 'basement ga- A total of 136 children have been NOTICE la hereby giVen that Pass j l^ tom m le ^afnting— Papering 21 Help Wanted— Female 35 Articles For Sals ' 45 trallyrally l^Iwated. te d . ^ n t $60. MI 5-4624 834 room Ranch. Breezeway and raga.'t screens and storm windowi. et terms. Ml 0-6405 Or TR 6-9109. strators. Spinets 1295 and up — f o r DIFFERENT sizes ahd types Btove. Paneled fireplace wail with regiatered for Grade 1 starting in Book No. *2826 lamied by The Sav-1 f ’ Household Goods ^ 51 otreralzed garage. De luxe interior. Workshop, >rUn room. Ideal for BU 9-0939 GENERAL OFFICE worker, five FULL SIZE box spring with legs, electronic spinet organs $495 and of farms and land tracts within 20 bookcases. Full basement. CgHTm- Ml 8-7925 September through the early reg* tnga Bank Manchester has been ; Dial PI 2-7249 any, time. DRY WALL contractors — Walls, PAUJTTNG and decorating. Nr job up. Special long terms if desired; iFURNTSHEbs room oh hue line. Aluminum storin windows and chlldrep.-'ileasonable. <>wncr Ml day, 40 hour ^’eek, to learn com­ playpen, crib, rocking horse, kid­ IIOCK. miles of Hartford. Lawrenc# - Fi In tile bath. $13,900. R. F. DimocK latratlon program held recently at lost and a ^ c a U o n hM ^ e n j Mancheater’s lead- sand RnMhed ceilings, Invisible too small or too big. For tres esti­ ANTIQ0E FURNITURE, ^ver, If you're a shrewd judge of a dol­ doors. Amesite drive, shade trees, 0-35^ Seen by appointment. Tolland County mate . call Ml 9-9555. I'odem plete operation of tabulating set die car. Call MI 8-8819. Ing. MI 9-6191. Flano, Broker. MI 9-5910. Co., Realtors. Ml 9-824iMiny time, the Center and Coventry Grammar made to sajdTbank for payment jiving acbool. For complete taping. Interior and exterior palnL glaae china, and uaed ^ m llure lar, come In at once. Open Mon­ brook and amall pond. Two acres AA z o n e :—Porter Street Section. Home Decorating Co. up. Paid holidays and vacations, Mught and aold. Furniture Repair or Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702. 8#ANCHESTER — Two-f a m i 1 y Schools. of the ambuhi of deposit. information, see Tellow Page No. Ing. Free estimates. Tel. Bernard day through Saturday, also Thura- MARLBOROUGH~S1x acres high $17,500. Lawrence F. Fiano, Brok- Custom built seven room horn# of­ Superior Court plus extra benefits. Apply in per­ Service. Ml 8-7449. ONE AND two rdbm furnished duplex, 6-6 roome, oil heat, cen- Of this number 126 were chil­ 13 in phone book. MI 9-7898. A. Losler, PI 2-0452. KNAPP SHOES. Harry Mahoney, day p.m. Gom Plano ft Organ Co., and clear. View. 12.000. \lso Plen­ (I) BUI.TON—Custom built ranch er. MI 9-5910. fered for the first time. There’s a p a i n t e r ANb paper hanger, dec­ son, Gaer Bros., 60 Leggett 8t., apartments. Utilities, M v a te bath, ------;------:------trall" located. Priced at 118.800. dren who had been enomerated In 38 Maple St. Tel. Ml 8-4337. 817 Asylum St., Hartford—Tel. JA free parking. Adults. \Buslnese; ty acres high and wooded. Exten­ $16,900. Sbt 'rooms, ceramic tile lovely view from the 2t foot liv­ Personals .3 HARRISON Driver TralnUy — CARPENTRY, repairing, remodel­ orator. Good clean job, reas.onable East Hartford. SALE 1-8 OFF On wallpaper Walt Central six room Cape.' com­ For appointment, please call How­ October and the remaining 10 those Judge Abraham S. Bordon gru t- price. S. Yencha, Ml 9-6914 after tiles 4c a tile, Kentil^ from 7e 5-6698. block on bus line. Rent PY week sive frontage. $2500. Talbot Agen­ bath, mahogany kitchen tuibineU, ing room and the ecreened porch who have moved to town lines LeLJTiing to drive in our dual con ing, roofing, siding, garages, etc. TOP QUAUTY loam. Excellent for pletely renovated, perk fireplace; ard R. Hastings, Realtor, Man­ 5 p.m. each. Green Paint and Wallpaper, or month. M l 9-6191. ■<' cy. PI 2-6600. fully - plastered. Two-car garage. storms snd screeps,' full basement, la just wonderful. The kitchen la that time. ed seven divorces in Tolland VACUUM CLEANERS repaired W trolled Standard., dr automatic No job loo sipall. Guaranteed landscaping, greenhouses and chester, MI 9-1107 any time. completelv modem with a aepa- Help Wanted — Male 36 at the Green. Eor funher information or a^ garage. Nice oonier lot. Drastical­ Letters are being sent parenU County Superior Court' yastipday. my own shop. Forty years factory cars la ehay.afid enjoyable. Li­ work at competitive pricea. TR lawns. Fill gravel, stone. Call Wearing Apparel—Furs 57 ''polntment to, see call the R F. rate breakfast room and separata experience. All malces. low rates, censed echboi authorised by De- 6-5759. Walt M l 8-8803. Hou.aes for Sale 72 Dimock A Co., Realtors. MI 9-5245 ly red u c^ -to $13,200. Excellent fi- dining room and laivatory.- Up­ of the 43 enumerated children, John R. Oosney of TlJeditvllla Business Opportunities 32 WELL KNOWNeiocal concern will USEDTV—Overhauled and In good SIX ROOM apartment for renf: naneij^-'vacant. VA - FHA MORTGAGES whose parents have not yet re­ fres estimates, free pickup and de­ parUneht of Motor Vehicles. MI playtng shape. For extra room «»' remodels Located at Center. Call M* 8-1763. anv time, or Barbara Woods, MI stairs haa three large b^room s waa granted a divorce .from Doro­ CARPENTER, experienced In aU add two saleamen. We have, ex­ L o a m , dark, rich, atone tree. Top ^ x v n ) " — New Cape with UOO ported. They are being Invited to livery. Mr. Miller. AD 2-5871. 3-48l4. IF YOU ARE interested In operat­ clusive franchise for garages, util­ Mttagi. etc. $19.95 and up at Pot- $1» *»- S i 9-7702. T. J. CKOCKETT. Realtor i0 -r> D O W N plua aewing room and bath. Rec­ thy Beebe Oeeney -bf Endlcett. fields of catpentry. Contract--or quality. Oolumbla Construction. TOUR ROOM apartment complete­ •qoare ft. of living area 8 minutes make an appointment with the ing your own TV electronic busi­ ity building, etc. and general con­ t«rtm'a ' Cleaning and glazing $8. MI Ml 8-1577 reation room is all paneled and N.Y., on grounds of desartion, with YOUNG GIRL desires ride frofn reasonable-hourly rates. MI 3A781. PI 3-63.., WiUtmahtio AC 8-8388. 9-7n8. ly fumlshed,.^ 120 weekly, Phon« from' Manchester Oreen. Youngs­ ATTRACmVE aix room -rapcH, teachers assigned their children at ness, I can guarantee you an Ex­ tra.. work. Salary and commla- wonderful for parties. A two-car custody of a minor child awarded Hartford, vicinity of Trinity Col­ Motorcycles—Bicycles 11 Ha 9-9428 between 4-9 p.m. town kltehen. U^ng room with diahwaaher. ceramic fire­ BOLTON — Large new six room $10,500—Bolton Lake area. Lake some time during the day to com­ cellent income. MI 8-4007. aion. Apply in person. 34 Oak St., garage and beautiful yard. l(X>x to the defenllBnt and auppert of lege, daily. Call CH 6-4I5M ot MI BARGAINS—Famous Hoover vac­ WATKINS USED LADIES' DRESSES, 80-20H Some flrepisce, vestibule. Large lot place, hot water^heat,.«e)Ur. 125 Ranch. Breezeway. two-car ga­ privileges. Four rooms, a real oil plete the registration program. BOY’S 28" balloon tire bicycle. Re^ Roofing-Sidint; 16 Nuslde Engineering Co. 9-11 a.m. 200. Make this home a "muat $10 per week. 9-4593. uum cleaners. Reconditioned never worn. Fur neck piece. Worn H X ROOM duplex near bus w d 618.500. R^" F. Dlmock and Co.. foot frontage, near- b u s ./ Only rage,. 1‘ 4 baths, two fireplaces, burner. Nice lot. $7,500 GI mort­ Immediate registration will assist built, like new. Also, boys' 24" and WOULD YOU enjoy this? BeautUul onlv. see.” Elva Tyler, . Realtor, MI chalet (motel1. 24^ rooms, knotty Guaranteed. 812.95 up. Free home FURNITURE EXCHANGE jwice. Reasonable. 898 HUtiard St. schools. Gas heat. Available June Realtors, MI '9-5245 or Barbara $14,700. Carlton.W.'Hutchins, Real­ big kitchen. 15x24 living room, gage can be assumed. Secondary 9-4469, _...... '...... ln_ completing. prorislOM^ for bus Francis E. Dunphy of RockviUa WANTTSD-^-^Sde from Manchester 36” Engliah bikes with three speed FOR A U . TYPES o f roofing and demonstration. Ml 9-8851 after 8 waa-granted a divorce from Car­ pine, (ireplaces; Work part time BL MI 8-4682. Woods, MI 9-7702, any times tor, Ml 9-8132.'' amesite drive. Very well w ilt. One financing available. transportation by the Board of Oreeii to Billings and Spencer, | shift and hand brakea. Inquire 46 riding, clapboard, asbestos. ^.You TTJRRET lathe set-up operator, ex­ p.m. man A. Dunphy o f Lempater. N.H., may aave by calling now for your you should net about 120,000. 170 perienced With short nin jobs. 16 OAK STREET aero lot. $21,900. Lawrence F. LARGE RANCH In desirable loca­ Education. Superintendent of Hartford, or vicinity. Hours, 7- Cider Mill Road, or caU MI 9-4695. Wanted—To Bujr 56 NICE FOUR room apartment first (XV» HK3A HiCIGHTS, B o lto n - Cape—Six rooms, $10,500 — Bolton. Five acres. tion, recreation room, 2-car ga­ 0n grounds of intolerable cruelty, free eatlmates. All materials and acres, rivers, mountains. Modest Paid holidays, vacation, insur­ MOTO-MOWER, Toro. Jacobeen Fiano, Broker. Ml 9-5910. Schools Worcester A.'^^Warren said 8:80. Tel. MI 8-4721, '■ ' ------■ — “ • Special purchase of two dozen floor. AU Improvements. Adults Magnificent new ranch. Six Large enclosed porch, at- House is ten years old, has five rage, excelleht condition. S. A. with no custody order regarding a workmanship guaranteed. Ma>'- down payment. Write for picture. ance. Apply Wilco Machine Tool rotary, reel or riding type power only. Central locaUon: Box B, rooms, two car garage. See, ieii:nea gsrkge. Near Keeney today. Chester Roofing and Siding Co., No brokers. Write Box D, Herald. new mattresses and box springs, WANTED TO BUY (DC) BOLTON—Coventry line. New rooms down and three up. Good Beechler. Realtor, MI 8-6969, W. R. Parents of children who, have minor child. . Wanted Autos— Oo., ln c„ Rt. 8 and 44A. Bolton. mowers. Toro Power Handle. Herald. signs on Bolton Center RU.^.R^I Street School. R. F. Dlmock A Co., condition. This house is Isolated, Other divorcee granted on Inc.. Ml 0-8983. regularly 859.95—$34.96 white they i Good uaed raaaleable furniture, 6 room raqch, ceramic tile bath, Smith. 9-8952. moved to towm since Octqher and Automobiles for Sale 4 Motorcycles - 12 Conn. Capitol Equipment Co.. 88 Main. Upright__im.d__apmet F Dlmock A Co., Realtots:' MI Realtors, MI 9-8245 anv time, knotty -^>-.ptne kitchen waik-out 1/5 of a mile off the main road. grounds' of Intolerabla cruelty : FOR LEASE last. ____ also small who Will, be fix on or before Jan. . MI 3-7958______- piande/'' •"* 9-5245 or Barbara Woods. \M I Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702. baaemant. Large lot. Reduced to Foundation of another home also on MANCHESTER—lt!s,a good one! were; R: EVeiyii RobinaOn Of Ver­ FOR t llK beat In dhlngla and biiUt L a t h e operator experienced i^tH 8DC ROOM duplex. Inquire 106 1 are also invited .tb call Mrk. BEFORE YOU BUY a used car Three pi^ca mahogany bedroom 9-7702 any time. $14,900 R F Dlmock Co., Real­ property. Artesian well, two-car Three bedroom Ca]^ en quiet non, from D. Harold Rohtneon. with up roofing; ntters, leaden, chim NEW SERVICE-STATION short run experimental work. Paid USED LUMBER for a«le—2x8s, ..Spruce St. (XXVHD—NHH*! alx room Colontal, MjTrtle Adams, teacher-principal at SM Gorman Motor Sales. Buick WANTSaj TO BUY — Used cart. aet, $69. W’atkins Used Furniture tors. MI 9-5245 anv time, or Bar­ garage, etc. Excellent buy bUt fi­ atreet, yet conveniently located. the plaintiff receiving custody of and jVM repatn call Coughlin. m ROCKVILLE holidays, vacation, insurance. Ap- 2x4s, 2x6s, 3x8s. flooring, sheath ------I (XXIV) POUR-UNiT apartment in $17,900. To be built by Joseph Sales and Service. 285 Main CaU JA 8-1990. bara Woods. MI 9-7702. nancing may present a problem. All city utilities and only $11,600. Center School, oi’ Principal Fran­ „ child and half InUrest In real 8-7707. Wilco Machine Tool Co., Inc., ing, windows, doors and plumbing Barrel chair, $38. Exchange THREE ROOM furnished apart- Rockville... ©my one year old Ex­ Roaetto on Broad Street, near S tm t. MI 9-4571. Open evenings. Completely equipped. Excellent Many other listings available. cis A. PerrotU of Coventry Gram estate; Tefta A. Norton of R«ck- X. 8 and 44A', Bolton, Conn. supplies. Open Saturday 8-4 p.m., 15 Oak Street ment. Bath. heat. Hbt. water, No cellent-th'come retumrCkill The R. Waddell School. l>4 baths, built-in (Vm) BOLTON — (>ovanti7 Una. $11,500 —Bolton Notch — Four Eitie. Meyer, ..MLA- Realtot.-... M l mar School .to make. wn.. appoint Businesa .Sendees ..Offered J.3 CONNECnCUT Valley Oonetruo- location^ ^ -week-daysor call - Ml. Fine kneehole.. desk (newt ..$$tj5» ^children,. Phone. MI vnre; tw m 'Vtetor' r. "Norton wttii 1958-PONTlAe'lwo-dbor- hardtop; tfori." A lfly p e e 'b 4 1 w eldfiig, 'Fj;D(moek-Gi»;,-ReaKora.-Ml 9-8648 stove'antf oven;-Comptetety lantb ' New six rabii) 'O lM .' FoC^' finTahed rooms with dverslked 'garage. Ex^ 9-5524. ment for" registering them for TWp POSITION vacancies, Aases- 9-2392. Choman's Housewrecktng. Mi. Bernte Cantor, TR 5-3498. . custody of two minor children and Low mileage. .Reasonable. Call Ml gutters and parpentry work. 88 TIDEWATER OIL CO. sor'a Office, Town of Manchester, 9x13 Fiber rug, wool face, New. BURNSIDE SECnON-Four-rooi leaped. Amesite drive. Delivery down, ceramic tile bath, walkout cellent location. Here's the place to Grade ,1 in September. FLOOR SANDING and refbilahini Yard located at Stock Place, off WANTED—T>ln Mrollar, collapat- In 97 days, R. F. Dimock A Co., apply for your GI mortgage. Will VERNON—Sneak preview—A new $15 per ■ week aupport tor each 8-0808. • Specialising In eld floors. % ^ years expertehca. MI 8-7180. JA 7-7221 Conn, -Assistant Assessor—Salary $19. Apartment. Heated, hot ywfer. basement, large lot $18.70A R F; 47 Receive Communion North Main St. > Me. Can m 9-4196. (Xni)-SANTINA Drive—Off Kee- Realtors, M 9-5245 anv time, or Dimock A Co<. Realtora. MI make a terrific investment. community of three bedroom co­ child awarded to the plaintiff. The 0-8780. range 84,'79S to $5,703. Assessment Venetians and rongoieum fur- new St. Neyv 5>4 room ranch on A tout of 47 boya and girls re- defendant haa the right to take NEED A CAR and had your credit ROOFINQ, 8IDINQ, painting Car­ 9x9 Fiber rug. New. $7. Barbara Woods. MI 9-7702. 9-5245 anv Mnie, or Barbara lonial ranches. (Convenient to csivsd First Communion at 9 a.m. turned down? Short on down pay­ Eveningsg s : Aide—Salary ; range $4,247 to SPECIAL No. 1 loam, delivered S3 niahsd throughout. $90: Working large wooded lot. Built bv Harry $12,600—Cape Cod of four rooms , the children to his mother's home / pentry. Alterations and addittons. Wooda, MI 9-t702. schools, churches, shopping. Large thia morning at St. Mary’s Roman ment? Had a reposaeealon? Don't Cellb^. Workmanriiip guaran­ MI 9-3668 or JA 8-18914 $5,157. Applications will be ac­ per yard. Gravel, hot mix asphalt, Rootna Without Board 59 couple preferred^:.-"JA 8-0596. Goodwin Jr.. $18,500. R. F Dlmocx (XVI) - BOLTON - Five room with unfinished up. Dormer. Fire­ lots. Many extra featurea. Only each summer. OR' cepted until June 3. 1958. For Job 1" stabilized, crushed stone, drain 8 Co., Realtors. MI 9-5245 or : ranch, $15,600, on 150x200 wooded Catholic Churth, conferred by the Also, Frances K. Mora# of Rock­ give up! See Douglas Motors, get teed. A. A. Dion, Inc., 390 Autumn OPEN THURSDAY AND (X X) $16,80ds- COVENTRY Lake, place, combination windows. AND | $12,990. Low down payment. PhvI' Rev. Bernard J. Foster, pastor. televiaion service. 'E5‘ 0-4041. deaoriptlons,' qualifications and age stone, washed sand and flit. ROOM FOR REKT. Inquire State Barbara Woods, MI- 9-7702 any­ lot. Basement garage, fireplace, ville. was granUd a divorce from the lowdown tm the lowest down St. MI 8-4860. EttSInesd Locations j new seven room split level. 134 you can assume State 1*4% mort-1 Arm Realty. AD 3-2816. BU 9-1173. T^sy art residsnts of Coventry, Help Wanted— Feniale 35 applications.''apply to: Office of Nutsdorf Sand and Stone Com Tailor Shop. 8 Btisell. Ml 8-7888. time. Youngstown kitchen. Cai| The R. Robert L. Morae on grAunds of In­ and smallest payments anywhere. ASHES. RUBBISH, lawns, all kinds FRIDAY UNTIL 9 bathe, fireplace, attached garage, gage of $7,500. (Jwner will cam y up EaglevlUe and Mansftcid. Not a small loan or finance com­ the General Manager, Municipal pany. Ml 3-2427. After 6;8T MI. 8-5047. for Rent 61 F. Dimock Co., Ml 9-5245, or Mrs, game room, lake privilegea Pres­ to $2500 second mortgage. 'Total I MANCHESTER—Older home, six tolerable cruelty and w>e ewanl* of gensral work and light truck­ WANTED — A secretary exper­ Building, Manchester. Conn. State $13,500. Spacious aix room home, Baby Named pany plan. Douglas Motors, 333 ing. Rags and papers picked up Roofing and Chimneyp 16*A' Zu'ckerman, Ml 9-6285. ent mortgage can be assumed payment approximately ■ $100 a i rooms, furnace heat, amesite ed custody of two children with ienced in LAW office procedure. Employment Service Offices in CLEAN top quality loam, excellent FRANK IS atmrting to buy and acll ATTRACTTVELT fumtahed and 'COMMERCIAL business or office good solid conatrucUoa, aluminum drive, garage. $9,800, Brokers pro­ The Infant daughter of Mr. and Alain Street. free. Prices reasonable. Ml 9-0143. for top dressing, also clean white cheerful roome. Complete light space for rent. Up to 6500 squsre monthly payments are only $77.39. month. Don't miss this one. Mrs. Edward E. Smith Jr. of Main $10 per week support for each and ROOFING—Specialising In repair­ M ust' be excellent in shprthand Manchester or Hartford, or State good used furniture and antiques storms, garage; near stores, bus, (X X H )—SIX room Cape. Fmisited R. F. Dimock A Co., Realtors Ml tected. Please call Howard R. —'------— ^ fy-,----- ^------houaekeeplng facilitiee available'. - feet. Will sub-divide. Main St tx>- St. haa been namsd Deborah Lynn. $1 uer year alimony. TRUCK FOR sale—1952 Ford sedan ing roofs of all kinds. Also new and typing. Two weeks vacation, Personnel Dept., Room 405, State sand for children’s play yards. PI at 420 Lake St. Ml •-•SM. Hourt small down payment aaaum* S% recreation room, garage., covered 9-5245 any time, or Barbara $12,700—Six room Cape over off Haetings, Realtor. MI 9-1107 any 2-6226 days. Ml 9-5900 evenings.' Single, double. Children accepted' oatod near Center Plenty of park­ 'ITie baby was born May 20 at Neu D. Voes was grantal a di­ delivery. .Excellent condition. GARDENS PLOWED with «John roofs. .Gutter work. Chimneys insurance, fringe benefits. An ex- Office Building, Hertford. 10-6 p.m. Cloacd Sundaye. mortgage. Carlton W. Hutchins, patio. Beautiful landscaped yard, Woods, MI 9-7702. Hilliard Street. Now being reno­ time. —limited parking. Central, eeuon- ing. Phone Ml 9-5229 or Ml 8-7444. *n 9-5132. Windham Community Memorial vorce from Arthur D. Voes on a Fully equipped. Call MI 9-6965. Deere tractor. Call MI 9-3186. cleaned, repaired,. 28 years' ex­ cellent position for the right per­ choice location. 6t7;800. R. F. vated. Top financing available on cross complaint and waa awarded MEN, PART TIME—No experience TOP SOIL—Excellent quality and able pHce. Come aee. Mn. Dor­ Dimock A On., Realtors. Ml 9-5245' home, six Hospital. perience. Free estimates. Call son who wants to work In a pleas­ CONVENIENT location. Near this one too. It is vacant and we ■ MANCHESTER—Older custody of two children and 3-0 1965 LJNCX>LN convertible, one ant atmosphere. Write P. O. Box neceaaary, ho selling. Earn extra extra clean. Also old rotted SlhtMONS Hide-a-bed. In good con- sey, 14 Arch St. FURNISHED one room office In I (XII) ktANCHESTER - .New etx any time, or Barbara Woods, MI will, be glad to show it to ,vou. rooms fully furnished. Large lot. Players Elect M A M RUBBISH CO. Full time Howley. Manchester MI 8-5381. cow manure. Prompt delivery schools, churches and Main Street. per week support for each child. owner. Condition very nice. Call 830, Manchester, stating exper­ money. If you have 15 houra. or ditiop. M l 8-8630.. central location. Ideal arrange­ ' room ranch home in Rockledge 9-7702 Seven room house. At condition. central heat. $11,500. Brokers pre­ cleaning, removal service, land­ Backed by thirty years of 'aatlsfled ONE ROOM, private home and Mrs. John Dinsmore has been Mistrial Declared PI 3-8888 evenings, daye JA 7-4258. ience, qualifications, lia'ihs .and more, free a week, are reliable ment for a life Insurance salesman : section, ,V- bathe, ceramic tile Two-car garage, amesite drive. $13.200-Another deairable aix lected. Tel. M I'9-n07 any time. scaping, lawns mowed, driveway customeri. Leonard L. Gtglio. MI HOLLYWOOD bed. 835. Cheet of private- entrance. Free -parking. or manufacturing representative. I kitchen counters Attached garage, elected president of Coventry Plsv- A mistrial waa declared yes- Ask for Mr. Morrlsofi.' card- Heating and Plumbing 17 telephone number. and ambitious and own a car. we (Xyi) — MAGNinCKNT ranch CAlI Owner MI 3-4661. room cape, buy this ^ne. haa # Howard R. Hastings. Realtor, sealing. patchlM. Metal, 8-7088. drawers, 810. Baby crib, cheat, 119 Cooper Hill St. Ml •■0595. Telephone answering service,; amesite drive.. fully limdscap^ eri. Inc. Other officers include terdav bv Judge Bordon in t)i* 1-9767. will afford you the opportunitv to $21.600: Spring Street. Beautifully garage and a fireplace. Very easy board druma. MI 9-i LLO'TO'S PLUMBING Servtee aa- high-chair, 885. MI 9-4232. ample parking. Reasonable.' lot. $21,000 C.ili R F DImne)' Co.. Mrs. Ralph M. Burns, first vice- case of Leo U Sokolls of Rockville, 1865 PLYMOUTH. Excellent con­ SEWING MACHINE operators. Ex­ operate your .own part lime floor wooded and landscaped lot. R: F. NEW FIVE room ranch; Finished to get . a good mortgage on this i SEVEN ROOM brick Engliah Co­ president: Mr. and Mrs. Jay Koths dition, w cylinder, radio, heater. auras satisfaction, prompt aervtce. perienced preferred but will train 1957 ROPER GAS range. Excellent ROOMS TO rent. Alao cabins with Crockett Agency, 244 Main St., Realtors. MI 9-4245 or Barbara Dlmock A Co.. Ml 9-5245 anv time, property. Only problem la paving! lonlal. 134 baths, modern birch charged with driving a motor ve­ TELEVI8ION Sendee, waxing business. We will furnish ELECTRIC clothes dryer. Maytag efficleneiea. —Biquiro Scrantoifa basement. Wil) tak# your home or of Storra.' second vice-presidents; nighUy customleed. Call Ml 9-7098 CH 7-8124, MI 9-5488. if applicant is familiar with mis­ condition. Has Tem-trol burner. Manchester. , i Woods. MI 9-7702. oi Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702. lot i- trade. Builder, Ml 3-6321. hicle while under the Influence of lable at all tlmaa. PMleo fac- you with customers near your Living room plcfure window wringer washer. Norge reftigera- Tourist Home and Cabins. Phone it back. • ; >|if‘;bcn. „ Convenient „ ^villiam Smith of Storrs, sec- >1 between 10-12 a.m. cellaneous family aewing. Kaklar ______.______I schools and stores, MI 9-0729. N o ! William Smith of intoxicating liquors, when a Jury eerrlea. Tel. MI home, U1 the equipment and sup­ drapes. Custom made, $15, MI tor. 197 Vernon St., MI 9-0626< PLUMBING repairs, alterations, Toy Co., 60 Hilliard St. plies necessary and a comnlete FOUR BEDROOM Colonist, 134 t CAPE WITH dormers. Six finished MANCHESTER—Duplex, 6-8. Nice j $15.250—Six room Cape with i could not reach an agreenient' on 8966 CHEVROLET V8 hajriK^. repiping. Automatic heaters, gas, 9-1948. Sammer Homes for R«i)t 67 baths, knotty pine kitchen,. % acre rooms. Storms and screens. Ame­ ______} Storra, treasurer. the verdict. "TTie case was continued training course. Call JA 2-966* be­ ONE FOUR burmrkpartment size ONE LARGE bedroom and amall location, large lot. good income, , basement garage in the very de- C^Unental wheel visor. 8100. Electric, $160. Ml 9-7836. lot Mancliester Green area. MI site drive. Deep wooded lot. Con­ substantial caah required. Full airable Femwood Drive section of CAPE COD-FJve finished rooms. Committee heads elected follow: under the same bond uittll the next DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP Com­ WOMAN wanted to live in. Capable tween 10 a.m.;6-i».m. B. K. Floor- gaa range. OoM condition. Rea- ■itting room, plenty of closet | I radio, heater. hydrpBiitlc Ijow of doing general household duties, JUNE, JULY and August. Brand 9-1205 venient to schools, bus. shopping. price $12,900. Short way out— Six Bolton. Lot ia 750x200 Artesian j fireplace, trees, good location Dr, L. Norman Dutton of Manches term of court. pany. doom and wtndowa, euriom ■hine Co. sonable^^jOall Ml 9-3046. space, air conditioner, teie|diottk; •mtleage. origln^^ Excel- S.WATSON, PLUMBING and heat­ including rooking and helping MODERN S’, right hand bath tub. hew fuhiished shore cottage. Mul­ $14,500. under $2,000 down. MI room Cape. Excellent condition, j well, ameaUe, combination wih- near elementary and high school. ter, membership: Mrs. Raymond The 12-member jury deliberated work, guaranteed. Cali Ml 6-1883 Suitable for two ^oihen. Kitchen lent condltlqtviHUo»v>'6dI MT 9-9947. ing contractor. New installations, with elderly persons. ©Call Ml $50. Tub on legs $5. CaU 9-1919. berry " Point, ■ Guilford, Conn. (XXV) EAST HAftTFORO Excel- 9-3416; Very large lot. Full price $11.500.'j-dows. Firat time on the market. $14,000. aifford Hanson, MI 3-2453. E. Culver, play reading; Mrs. three hours after evidence and after 6 p.m. USBD^FTUGlbAIRE refrigerator, privileges, parking apace. Use of Living room, dining room, two- -lent inveatmea'l property, $86,000. alteratioi. work and repair work. 9-5985. •In Many more for $6,700 up. C^all The Carlson Crane of Ashford, social; testimony were presented by PLYMOUTO 1958 static wagon. MI 9-3808. COINS—Bought and sold. Lincoln's^ n exeellent funning order. Good | automatic laundry. MI 9-3697. bedrooms, piorch. Insulated y ea r; Exceilet,t .inveatment property, BOLTON-$15,400 new 5’4 ropm $15,800—Here's a nice ranch op- FOUR BEDROOM custom home, and Mrs. Burton E. Moore, proper­ OONDBR'S T.V. Ssnrlce, availabls a specialty. Free ■ appraisal for summer cottage, $40. Ill Birch Ellsworth Mitten Agency, Real- State i Atty. Joel H. Reed. 2nd and full price. Douglas Motors, any time. Antanna converatons. Male or Female 37 'roimd, Running! hot water, base-1 For further Information or ap- Ranch. Oiolee of colors. Built-in posije the ball field at Verplanck thcee finished. Fireplace, ty and wardrobe. '• 24 HOUR immediate service, /he- coins or stamps. Ml 9-90^" St. FOUR U N F im m sire rooni# and tors. MI 3-6930. Altv. Harry Hammer, .defending Main St. Phllco factory supendsed service board heat. Septic tank. Beach pointment to see call R. F. appliances, formica counters. Scbool. Cuatom built, oversized screened porch, Timken' burner. The executive committee plana modeling, repairing, new Installa­ A RAPID and accurate typist in bath. Call M l;9-0576. 4X9 No. Main Sokolls. The case had been ap- TeL Ml 9-14M. THE APARTMENT size gas Stove. Ex­ privileges, one block sway. Tha;ee | Dimifck A Co;, Realtors, Ml 9-524.'). O ra m ic path, fireplace, base­ (BUY A HOME) jdtehen, full basement. We think Ggrage. deep lot. $24,000. Clifford to meet within two weeks to com­ pealed from Rofckville City Court. transportation care. just tions. electric sewer cleaning. East Hartford office. Some office OIL. AND GAS combination stove 8t. cellent condition, $50. Call PI housesnousea from rocky shore. 'Sea . Any time, or Barbara Wooda. Ml ment garage. 2'4 acres. Lawrence this is one of the better values on Hansen. MI 3-2453. plete plans for an annual banquet. traded, all running good,: 1948 Will R. Guy, MI 3-0677. PRUDENTIAL INSUR^CE experience desired. Apply in per with. automatlc.^mp. Excellent 9-7702. Long-Bates Nuptials TV SERVICE—any make—highest condition. Eotfr storm windows. 2-6483, after 6 p.m. view. MI 9-0086. F. -Fiano, Broker, Ml 9-5910. today's market. Vacant. L^ess than Chevrolet, 1948 D o^e, 1948 Nash, quality work at lowest prtcr for COMPANY OF AMIIRICA son to Mr. Hyland or Mr. Bum FIRST SOUTH WINDSOR — Split level, Mr., and Mrs. Robert J. Bates ham, Hartford Despatch A Ware Side a ra rg a s Jieater. Tel. MI ROOM FOR gentleman with kitch­ a year old. 1960 Nash, 1950 Hudson, $95 each. expert work’. Famous for sendee WICKER FURNITURE, (X X IT ) NEW TWO-FAMILY 434- three bedrooms, ricreation room, Sr. of Lake St. have announced Insurance 18 house Co., 225^Prospect St., East 9-8197T i a.m .-5 p.m., MI 9-9203 Buffet, en prlvllegee. Call MI 8-4717. A b o u t ' I w m Douglas Motors, 333 8t. since 1931. Phone Ml 9-4887, Pot has'^Mi opportunity tor a competent, books. 434. $25,000. The ultimate in a MANCHESTER-Well built five $16,500—Ranch on Henry Street. fireplace, cabinet workshop in ga­ the marriage of their daughter, Hartford. 11 11 p.m. davenport, tables, chair, terton's. clerk stenograph^ in new office MI 84190. PLEASANT roo^ for young lady. multiple dwelling. R- F. Dlmock A room cape, in nice condition. Fire­ Five rooms with recreation room rage. $16,900. cnifford Hansen, MI Miss Marion Laura, to Robert -Eu­ MERCURY 1952 two-door. Radio, WHAT'S YOUR FIDDLE WORTH? place. oil heat, convenient location; to be opened^Jn Manchester. Per­ DUPtJCATiNG machine, postal All privileges of home. 'Few feel OPEN FOR INSPECTION Co.. Realtors. MI 9-5245 any time, In the basement. Vacant, owners 8-2483. ,v gene Long, ion of Cecil R. t4>ng The Men'e (31ub ot Zion Luther­ heater, 8895 full price. Douglas LAWN MOVERS sharpened, re­ Isn’t it worth a few .cents'to pro- manent poaitim with liberal salary Ideal for amall family. Full price , tect It — or any "instrument— Sitnatioiw f^ant scale, 15” holder for wrapping 30” FRIGIDAIRE Stove, timer and from everything. MI 9-3329. , / j orBarbara WoocB, MI 9-7702. must sell, sensible offers will be of Lacon, 111.' an Church will meet Monday at Motors, 833 Main St. paired. Air cool enidnes repaired, IncreaaeiKand opportunity for.ad- SUNDAY, 2 to 5 $13,900'. BOLTON—Asking $16,900, Six room against theft, dami^e, or loss? paper. chamber seat, kitchen ■ clock. Three months old. $150. considered. The ceremony was performed 7:45 p.m. work guaranteed. Ideal Grinding vancejnmt to qualified applicant. Femal' 38 MI 3-0940. CLEIAN ROOM, kitchen..p«vlleges. I SIX ROOM ranch home. Attached Cape, full cellar, fireplace In liv­ CHEVROLET 1953 two-door Power- Call for free quote, (inarke Insur­ stove, for wood. All reasonable. ing room. Modern kitchen and May 6 at the Methodist Church Shop 278 Adams St. MI 9-8120, MI Excellent working condition's. ST’i separate entrahce^.'GenUemen, SPENCiR HEIGHTS r- SOUTH WINDSOR garage, large corner lot provides MANCHESTER-SIX room Cape, $17,400—Truly a de luxe Cape glide. Nice. Douglaa Motors, 333 ance Agency, 175 E. Center St. WOULD C, ■rfor one or tWo M l 8-8274. UPHOLSTERING — Sofas rebuilt privacy. Property in excellent with dormer and all the necessary bath. Large sun porch, aluminum in Lacon: 111. by the Rev. Harvey Members of the American Le­ 8-8979. C 5 day week. Vacation and extra Parking. MI ZUfafT one-car garjige. Ameaite drive. All K. Gaitler., Attendants were Mr. gion Auxiliary who plan to attend Main St., MI 9-5732, 5n S-1126. small chi fan, days In" my .Jiome. from the frames out for $84.95, 0044 and Comfortable 2 level ranch home, 3 bedrooms, extra, lar'^^ condition' throughout. Good mort­ extras that makes a. house a home. storm windows and screens. Vene­ earned vacation days. Complete THRIFT SHOP, everyUilng for the bfty utilities. Full price $13,800. and Mrs. Ted Streitmatter of the Memorial service tomorrow at HAROi;J> A SONS - Ruhblsh re­ liberal insurance benefit program. Ml 9;______including your selection of cover. Uteben, living room with paneled fireplace wAll, pecky cypress' gage available. May be aeen any Cosy corner fireplace, large den, tian bijnds, awnings throughout. NASH 1954 Rambler hardtop. Over­ - i i - lib family and homfr. 479 B.’ Middle Sparland, 111. 11 a.m, should meet at Center moved, cellars and attics cleaned. Moving—-Trucldnp:— Tpke. Tuesday-Friday, 12 :S0-4 Cover $44.95. Watkins, 935 Mpin TWO ROOMS for rent. Refined n o room, cedar closet, wooded lot 160’x200', many extras. Drive time by appointment. Owner MI three bedrooms, two tile baths, Beautifully walled terraced and drive. Clean. Douglas Motors, 833 Call MI 9-4084. RELIABLE teena^r desires sum­ St. M l-8-5171. MANCHESTER GREEN — Six landscaped. Amesite drive. 1'2% The bride is a graduate of ibeal Church a t-10:45. PHONE HARTFORD ^ mer baby sitting job In Manches' p.m- couple. Ml 3-Oil8. out Sunday—located at comer of Oak 8t. and Brian Bd„ off. $-8892. rear porch, garage and shrubbery Main St.. ' _ Storage ' 20 room older home. Nice condition. galore. Located on Campfield Rd. mortgage available. MI 9-2593. elementary and Windham High COMPLETE repairs on automatic ter. preferably on West Side. MI KeUy Rd. CAPE COD; Six delightful rooms. Schools and la employed at the nie members of the confirms- "* I960 CHEVROLET.' Needs some CH 6-7206-^"^^^ . JACOBSEN 21” rotary mower and I SIMMONS Hide-a-bed Sofm Hardly; PLEASAOT room for gentlemw $8 Recently redecorated. Oil heat, oak Present Gl mortgage can be trans­ washers and dryers. Westing MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ 9-9569. ' • used. Reasonable.' 194 Oak St.', | per week. Apply Priheesa Restau- Fireplace, hot water oil heat. Con- local laundromat. tion class of 1958 who were con­ work. Good tires. Reasonable. MI leaf mulcher. 3 h.'p.'-Llke new. $80. trim. T\vo-car garage. Other ferred to you. 111 LAKEWOOn CIRCLE house, Phllco-Bendlx, Maytag. ing Co. Ml 3-6583. O^med and op­ East Hartford. JA ,8-7919. ,i rant. JOHN H. LAPPEN, INC. .veplent location. Folks trans­ extras. Full price $16,500. The bridegroom is an airman in firmed last Sunday at Emanuel 8-6996. ' erated by Walter B. Perrett,-Jr., MI §-7016. r*- SOUTH Frigidalre. Member of ASCA. Situations Wanted— Male 39 164 EAST CE.NTER 8T, — MANCHESTER ferred. VA and FHA financing. $17,500—We have some new qual­ Lutheran Church will receive their Stuart R. Wolcott. Phone 50 agent fo. Burnham’s Van Service. CLERK—Injarbatlng position for ONE FIREPLACE SET. one w a ll. . Madeline Smith, Realtor, Ml ity built ranches available In this firit communion at the 10:45 serv­ PONTIAC 1988—Radio, heater, sig­ woman>wh typing experience %;H.P. EMERSON electric motor, .to wall living room rug, 12x27. iROOM TO. rent in private heme. Open for Inspection 9-8678. Service to 48 states. WILL RESURFACE or InsUU 9-1642. Contact ALICE CLAMPET, price range, ■* ice tomorrow. They will again wear nal lights. Excellent condition. and^titude tor figurea. Must be like new. Also, 1/6 h.p. G.E. elec­ One red love-aeat. MI 3-5962. Near Center. Tel. Ml 3-4674. Sunda.i' 2-5 P.M. Resort Property for Sale 74 Good tires, 850. MI 9-8997. WHIT’S .... l a n d s c a p e Service. MANCHESTER Package Delivery. bowliiig alleys. All .repair work. tric mbtor. MT 3-2505. ' $17.900—Summit Street. Terrific their white robes. ,Jitgh achooL-’'^graduate. Pleasant ______——------>k- -c : Realtor Custom built colonial style Ranch Quality landscaping backed by Light trucking and package deliv­ working conditions. Complete •18 years ex^rlence. Walter Bel- Cape wiih six rooms, two baths, ^th a spacious living room. Sepa­ QUONSET HUT, Cbvenfry Lake. hot. Coventry. Conn'. Phone PI Manchester Auxiliary Police will knowledge and" experience. John ery. Refrigerators, washers -Sihd benefit program. Air-conditl«ied two fireplaces situated on a nicely rate dining room. Cabinet kitchen, Partly furni-shed. Can be used 1957 OIJ5SMOBTLE.. -four door stove moving apecialitj^ ’Folding 2-7476. mattress, cover,' ra Phone MI .9-451.1 year around. Price $2,000. Call meet Monday night at 7 o'clock in sedan. 88. $3,000. MI 3-8687. Whitham, MJ 8-MG- office.,First National Stores. Park landscaped lot. Brick and frame. breakfast area, . diahwasher-dia- chairs for rent. Ml p0T52. k Oakland Avea., East Hartford, net. CaU MI 9-4711. COLUMBIA LAKE—Three )»ed- , posal. Three twin-size bedrooms. ME 3-1580, the Auxiliary Room at Police ELDERLY genUeman desires out­ Headquarters. At, thia time pre­ LANiysCAPING — Lawns power Conn. 1 ■- •room cottage, chestnut paneling, $19,'500- A new Colonial and. eX 12'/2 baths.' Recreation room, ga« TO SETTLE AN ESTATE rolled, patios, sidewalk and re­ MOVE BY 'T ^ i Le R v w . It’s lets side landscaping, mowing lawns, TAPPAN g a s stove, 87” .> LIVE THI1 jUFE YOU LOVE $19,900 one that is' slightly used parations will be made for the cutting hedges, etc. Call Ml 8-8877, secluded acre lot, 125' lake front­ rage and a patio for outdoor liV' taining walls. 'Land cleaning. MI expeqslver$16,500. For appointment please GARDEN and lawn rototUling. Call 6-room Cape (aU finished).close to high $24,300 -Custom built ranch. Just Attached garage. Enclosed breeze- Main St., Manchester, Conn. IF- E a s t S i d e call Howard R. Hastings, Realtor. Am ong the divorces granted in PRIVATE PARTY has two cars to MI 8-6903.» Painting— Papering 21 ' school and proposed -jimlor high— one block from Main Street. Base­ way. Owner trailsferred. MI ROCKVILLE"—Two-family house, Manchester, Ml 9-1107 any time. Superior Court, Hartford; thia sell. 1955 Oirysler de luxe hard­ 1 - S I 3 . 4 5 0 ment garage. Well worth the 9-2903. six down, three up. Excellent lo­ top, A1 condition, fully automatic, • - PAINTING AND paperhanging. cation and condition. $1,000 year­ week were two to Manchester resi­ Good clean workmanshhlp at rea­ mocM ranch homos ~ il. Executive type ranch, 6 room# garage— ' money. I spe-ROOM HOUSE, two Unfinished 81895; 1958 OldsmobUe convertible | TYPEWRITERS repaired or over- ( ■ A ly income besides own rent? Two- dents on thp-grounds of intoVrable Super 88. At condition. $1995. *fl hauled. Call 5fl 9-4986. sonable rates. 80 years in Man­ $38,000 Impossible to describe t upstairs. Full cellar. Artesian car garage, amesite drive. cruelty: i^aife' E. from Joseph A, chester. Raymond Fiske. Ml • SEPTIC TANKS S 2 1 . 0 0 0 NOTICE 9-8857. . Cleaned and fnatalled this beautiful seven room r-anch well, garage. Three. Izrge loti. $16,500. . Owner. Tel. TRemont Bissonnette. with $10 weekly ali­ 6-9387. Rockledge rancher, 8 bedrooms, acre In accordaj|ce with the require- attached two-car garage. Call I Full price. $7,500. PI 2-8470, 5-4956, mony and $10 weekly support for 1947 PONTIAC. 2-door sedan. Very Household Services FORBES HEIGHTS “>‘-$23,000 each of three children, 'and Fran- CEILINGS whitened. Interior paint­ • SEW ERS~ torih^TUn6f^t"anfhe’i^u‘?!c^^^^^ ^WINDSOR-E^^^ reaaonaUe. Inquire 45 Pleasant Offered 13A fFnnlHn- A# AnnAala airlll I BO that you can see for yourself, j bedrooms, cathedral-type celia from Albert R. James, with St. or call Ml 3-5655. ing. Evenings and Saturdays. Call Machine Cleaned. 6-roora Cape, basement garage. Many, the Zoning Board of Appeals will Wanted—-Rea) Estate 77 forbos stTMt # ooft hortford home. Many special features. $20 weekly support for pne child. FURNITURE repairing ,and refln- MI 9-5425. Y f e s t S i d e many extras— hold a public hearing on Monday MLS Listings Available Owner leaving state. Open for in­ LISTINGS WANTED, single and iahing; antiques .restored. Furni­ $» INSTALLATION ^4 of a mile south of evening, June 2, 1958 at 8:00 P.M. Custom built Cape at 136 St, John St,— spection Sunday 2-5 p.m.- Dicker- two-family houses.- Member of .Sun.'iet Circle "f Pset Noble ture Repair Service,' Talcottvllle. aUver lane 1 in the hearing room of the Mu­ SPECIALIST »T. J. CROCKE'n', Realtor man's Service, AD 3-7991. MLS. Howard R> Hastmgi. Real­ Grancls will meet Monday at 8 p.m. MI 3-7449. $ 1 5 , 2 0 0 nicipal Building on the following in the dirqrtori' room of the Odd FOR SALE applications: STATE HEARING tor, Ml 9-1107 any time LOAM 3 bedroom Cape with screened In porch, MI 1-1577 Fellowa building. Mrs. Ruth Beck­ WEAVINO of bums, moth holes AL.SO. with and her committee will serve Top Quality, Cultivated Town antf CouHtry $14,990 garage and nicely shrubbed lot..Redneed SEVEN ROOMS plus porch, recrea­ Lots tor Sale 73 SELLING YOUR home? Fof FIELD STOHE and tom clothing, hoatery runs, Richard L. Doming, 18 McNall prompt, efficient, epurteouf jerv- refreshments following the meet- Tobacco Field Loam X FOR SALE or LEASE Street. Busines.s Zone II, Special tion room, three car garage De^^^ AXD handbags repaired, tipper re­ $14,800 Ice and appraising wlUiout obliga­ 5V4 Roomq. Built-in 6.E. Rang# Exception is requested to -have lot central loratipn $16,.500. O K-, wuimms Roid. Call owner. Ml ' o placement. umbrellaa repaired, Draliiast Go. 6-rDom Cape, 3 fuUy tiled baths,-3-c!ar tion, call 8. A. Beechler, Realtor, LOAH men's shirt collsrs reversed and and Oven. Full Baiement. Pan­ Limited Repairer’s License and ford Hansen, Ml 3-24.53. ! CHOOSE TOUR HOUSE garage. A bargain at $15,900 ' Ml 8-8969 or Wesley R. Smith. Aa- Member# of Mary B. Cheney .replaced. Marlow's Little Mend­ M l 9-0650 M l 9^143 eled Fireplace Wall. Ceramic 358 EAST CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER Certificate bf Approval for same. OaU Ml 8-0251 after 6:80 p.m. i BOWERS SCHOOL Diatricl - S ix ; •oclate. Ml 9-6952. Member Multi­ Auxiliary, USWV, are requested to ing Shop. Tile Bath. Oil Hot Water Heat. Esso Standard Oil Ck)., south side MANCHESTER—Lot 90’ frontage, meet tomorrow at 10:45 am. to at­ Amesite Drive. Landscaping. 8-room older Coioaial—$19,950* Spencer St. (East, of East Hart- room Colonial with g(wd poaaibill-, location. O tyty water. Firat ple Usilng Service. 1 N o r t h S i d e niis ULTRA m(>dern building;'is adaptable to many pToduclive uses. 9000 ties for an addiUon. Large lot in tend the Memorial service at I'l Variable Floor Plan. . ■ . . . ford-Manchester Town Line I. Busi­ $1,000 takes It. Call4ll MI 3-6930. LISTINGS WANTED—Single, two- am. in Center CoqgregaUonal ness Zone II. Special Exception Is excellent neighborhood for square feet oi open space possible. dren. 134 baths. Aluminum storm ' —Lakewood Circle famUy, three-iamily, buiinesa Church. AU-members are urged to 137 acre farm tdeal'-for planting or de- requested to erect gasoline eerv- property. Have many caah buyers. CHOOSE YOUR DECOR 1 C o v e n t r y windows. Full basement with par South. Most desirable section of make an effort, to attend'the serv­ WbitehoiiM Bros. $16<290 s'eloplag. Ic' station ari4 Certificate bf Ap­ Mortgages arranged. Please call SfPTie TINKS FOR THE VERY BEST IN HOMES (ihU. tlally finished playroom. Call own town. City water and sewer. Call ices at Gould’s Pond, South Main AND Over 2000 square feet of mezzanine office space. FuU basement, with drhe proval for same. George L. tirasladio. Realtor. Ml St; at 4 p.n\. tomorrow; Garage. Large Kitchen. Largo VA-ifHA FINANCING AVAILABLE TO QUALIFIED BUYERS Howard F. Beaupre, West .Side er. MI 3-7996 MI 9-5141 after 4 p.m. PUNTING and Rear Porch. 3 Bedrooms. Fire­ 9-6878, 109 Henry St. OPEN FOR CS8PKCTIOX: I CALL NOW TO SEE THE,LISTING OF YOUR CHOICE in ramp. Parking for 50-60 cars. ExcejiUonal,value) don’t delay. Call: Broad St. (South of No. 270 Mid. The Friendahip Circte of the Sal­ PLUMEi SEWERS place. Full Basement. Bow Win­ Tpke. West), Industrial Zone. Spe­ MANCHESTER—So you want a \ DAILY 3 P.M. TILL DARK ONE LOT 150x208, cm Gardner 8t; ut: ARB YOU CXINSIDERING vation Army will hold-a special dow. Red Oak Floors. Oil Hot I ' ' cial Exception ia requested to con­ apacloua ranch with seven room* 8BLUNG- YOUR PROPERTY? ttacMit CItMetf DECORATING Water Heat. Ceramic Tile Bath. and a large foyer? Three bed­ $2800. Call MI ?-6637. meeting at the eitadkls Monday R. F. DIMOCK Co F.H.A. riNAXCINIJ duct used car sales lot and Cer­ ■ We will apprals* your property night at 7:45. AU mambera aro . O ty WsBs. Beiver Wood Windows. rooms separate dining room, Inttrior o m I Exf«rior - I MXIHUM DOWN JARVIS REALTY CO. tificate of Approval for tame. residential Zone AA: ■ Choice fi^a and without -any pWigatioll. ~ “ Water- 388 E. CTNTEIU S t, (CORNER OF LENOX) All persons interested mky at- kitchen with (lining area and 10 Wa also buy property (or cash^ urged t(> attend. ^ WARREN E. HOWLANIj.j ReoltO'' It. square labndry room adjoining. lot 100x200. All utilities. Madeline , M IM 24S I / Und> this' hearing. I Smith, Realtor. MI 9-1642. Member Multiple Liating Fnly limrod THE M l t - i l l i A fter hoars M l 8-3033. Evealng# CaU Mrs. Wagner, 876 MAIN ST., NEXT'TO'FIRST NATIONAL BANK ; ZONING BOARD OF APPEIAUI Iiarge 3-car attached garage, ter- STANUCY BRAY, Realtor -T he 8th Dislrtrt Flrie ItopvU * BARBARA WOODR JlOBEFItsicFIt N. ASHFORD ' REALTOR ment will hold a dnU -Monday GttorcntM d Ml »>«S9S F. DIMOCK CO M l 8-1167: Mr. DeUafera. MI 6*1611; Mr.JEomalulo, MI 6-1671. William H. Stuek, Chairman . races. Large lot on a hill, facing BRAE-BURN REALTY M I»'1TS2 ' r p l e a s e PHONE Ml $-4108 > , west. Many extras. Immediate oc- night at 6:80 at Uu ftrebottik.' IMdNMEY BROS. ROBERT D. M CROOCR , MANCHEjSTER For Oeventry Ustlag Call M«». Megoaigle, PI 3-8811. Daniil L. Hair, fleerktary ReAd Herald Adra. '^Ml $6173 Worlimaatliip ROBERT W. AGNBW MY MAJK ST. M I9-B24S Advt. No. 6675’''>. cupancj^ Owner MI 9-1212. S twtw igt ObpDMl C«. MI'SidBW MI l-«47S > , . - f - - FheM Ml 3-0110 ■fl' , ■ iBB-in Kri «a M m i T ■kv ^ I j '

N,. ■ ^ SATURDAY, MAY 84, 1958 Y'AGV TWELV* Avtniff* DuUy Net Press Run Thf Weather . iHanrt;pst(r lEo^nlttB lirralb Forecast of .D. S. Weatker Bursas -frtfsr For.Mw Week EmM May 24, 1956 about -two gsdlona of murky, sour- Fair, eoolcr tonight, Low 48-86. smelUnig wine with all the gay Mayoi* A^ouncer Rain Tuesday, moderate to' heavy About Town abandon of a Texas oil gusher. LIGGETT 12,715 at Umea during tbe day. High In The public la Invited to attend Heard Along Main Street Sadly lie surveyed the scene. ■ At Music Festival . Member 'of tUa Audit . see,, the Goepel eervice In Orange Hall And on Some of Mancheiter'e Side Streete, Too Hanging from the ceiling directly lEXALLDRUG Bureau af OirculaGon City o f Village Qfttirm Sunday at 4 p.m. The aervlces, over the cask ^ a a a clustei;, of Mayor Harold A. Turkington wlR mashed grapes encircled with a 2- announce the program at the music conducted by Miai Mary Clarke fooit reddish ring of dried wln« and Mlae Janette Graves, are non- That’s.That! . lng back and forth in the kitchen His wife’s prized gray coat was festival in Educational Sq[uars MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, MAY 26. 1958 (ClaMtlried Advertising on Pago- 14) PRICE FIVE CENTS denomlnational. VOL. LXXVII, NO. 201 (SIXTEEN PAGES) It’s Impossible to say What will sink. still gray, except for the one sleeve June 8< ^ OPEN \ It was while bfacing the crock tastefully touched off with blotches The concert will include some 140 MancheaUr WAXES will meet happen when amateurs start ex­ and hiding the dark spot where it of deep maroon Which would have instrumentalists and a 500-voice Tuesday evening at the Italian perimenting in the liquor busi­ given the definite-Impression the American Qub. Haiyey Ward had chipped the enamel, off the choir. I t is being arranged by Rob­ of Hartford will apeak On Interior ness. sink that an auxiliary pot^^over- 'wearer had come off second best ert C. ITster and Robert Johns, M 6 4 M I SUNDAYS Grange Hits decoration, and allow a film en­ There was the Manchester man, turned somehow and spewed mash­ in a knife fight. \ - co-directors of the CommuiiltYi titled "Colora In Your Home." who made a batch .of home brew ed grapes over a 3-foot section of Jackets, sweaters, . shirts and Band. which exploded In his cellar, send­ the new wall papet.. trousers—all-bore stalni' vividly Taking part will be the Junior 9 A.R to 6 P.M. Weighing In will be from 7:15 to and senior high school bands com­ 8:15 p.m. ing the family cat Into, a state of Undeterred by these minor ob­ portraying what had happened /bfFREE Direct U.S. shock from which it never fully stacles and since his wife had when the wine burst forth. One, bined with the Ckimmuntty Band. MAN< LESTER \ The Profeaalonal Women’s Club recovered. Then there was the gone to the movies in disgust, the whole wall of the clbset was bpv- The bands have another rehearsal’ ^A jLIU D E other resident, a wine fancied, who scheduled Monday night in the high DELIVERY SHOPPINI haa aat the date of iU annual din­ happy grape squeezer continued ered with a 'gooey, maroon tntl) -ail ner and election of officers for was willing to try almost any­ onward until he'd collected sev­ of drippings from the rubber hose' school band room at 7 o’clock. Farmer Aid ’nieaday, Juno 8 at the Mountain thing to "save a buck." , eral gallons of a dubious looking which had apparently "swished” Vater today extended another in­ Liaurel, Thompsonville. Members What undoubtedly ' Influenced liquid filled with stents, grape wheh the 'expIoMon Occurred. vitation to adults to Join the group. ' Ws8hinfl:ton, May 26 (/P)— are asked to phone Mrs. Collia him In purchasing hts home was About 20 attended last Monday's the large grape arbor In the rear. skins and a discarded rubber glove Trying to be helpful, the friend practfee and another 15 unablo to The National Grange told the Goalee for reservations by May 27. which had sprung a leak during placed one hand on the shoulder ba present then are expected Mon­ Senate Agriculture Commit­ He had also seen Several travel a crucial part of the "operation." of the crestfallen wine maker and Betrothed MiSs Katherine Turek, 801 Main movies showiilg women in sunny The engagement of Miss Betsy day. Newcomers are especially tee today a program of direct Italy tromptng around in vats full Carefully he drained the murky pointed out that least all of the welcome. government farm price 8up- St., and Norman F. Grimason. 194 of grapes and figured hla feet, grape Juice through a cheesecloth wine wasn’t lost beyond reclama­ Freiheit Jo Herbert L. Kirk is'an­ 'Vater will rehearse With the high School St., will be united in mar­ several times until all of the pots tion. nounced by her parents,’ Dr, and port* hafi “no long-time con-; riage this afternoon at 3 o'clock. flattened by three years In the In­ school dance bands at 6:30. They fantry, could do the Job equally and 2 dishpans which had been "Look in the-shoes over there." .Mrs. Albert A. Freiheit, 43 Elwood will appear in the festival \ atructive purnose to .eerve.” i The ceremony will be -performed in pressed, into service were filled. Herschel D. Newsom, master of ' well. he said. "There must ba at lesaf Rd. 6 . Albert Pearson will direct the French RedjCorsicflns Hail Raps Grab Zion Lutheran Church. , Unfortunately for this plan, his It was during this time he be­ a quart left. cholra Danny Manchuck, student ' the Grange, testified that such ; wife emphatically refused to allow came aware that he was "squoosh- Her fiance is the son of Mrs. director of the. high school bend, 'feqpporta amount to government * Atty. George C. Lesaner partici­ the bath tub to be used for any­ tng" when he walked, and further Guilty Oonsclencp' Edward Kirk, DeCherd Tenn., and will lead the combined bands, too. peW-fixing. He aaljl. this kiiid o f. pated in a panel discussion at the Invesfi^Uon showed the cheese­ the late Mr. Kirk. • This concert will open the sum­ policK “c«nnoL *" I Of Cors.ica State Bar Association's medical- thing other than bathing. A prominent Main fK. business serve j|p 1cuUure of the nation 1 Union Besides, as she somewhat sar­ cloth had developed a slight rip and man who qient Uii past tw-o weeks A late June wedding la planned mer schedule for the Community Ajaccio, Corsica, Maj 16 ' legal institute at the Hotel Bond castically pointed out, he’d been some of the Juice was running on a fishing trip in the Canadian at Rockford Chapel. Ahtloch Col­ Band. Vater and Johns are plan­ well” Thousands,, of Corsicansmarched today. His panel’s subject was complaining of tender feet ever down the front of bis slacks and lege, Yellow Springs, Ohio. Newsom aMd supports .ware Jus-: analysla of values of head injury wilds brought this one back to us. ning concerts in Center Park, as Ufled when flfat aUrted in the through the Rag-deokcd streets of By Rebels since the time he staggered into his shoe. While walking through the they did last year. For Strike this insurgent capital today tO hail cases. through the barbeque pit at the 1930a and had itiR valua in World emissaries fron. the rebellious Al­ After hasty adjustments to the woods, abOut 40 miles from no- tect themselves, especially In War H. ' company outing while "chasing cloth, he finished the filtering op­ ,yi here, . the man asked his guide, such situations as crossing the "But to eucceaafuny'rtiaa farm Paris, May 26 (/P)—The geria junta who flew here last ^ris. May 26 (jHguring there’s more than one song from the ‘Student Prince " returned. A believer in charity, Mrs. Ford ators apparently accepting as _. ... . the tommvguns of elite French fore the assembly as the Rightist W’ay to "skin a Ca^ or peel a he filled the cayk and then drove "And what gives you-that idea?” turned the other cheek. She final , Prealdent ' Elsenhower's 2- The announcement did not say i paratroopers, drive to boost Gen. ’ Charles de graj>e,” he next made a few dis­ a carefully prepared cork into the "Because I laugh at their when reached in with her other hand. month-old veto of a price aupport how lonR the strike would; special riot police,urgently or- Gaulle to power spread through creet telephone calls, finally hang­ top. T hrou^ a hole in the cork they come up here." Oliver, si diehard . instinctivist coTilinue. dered here -frjro metropolitan the overaeas empire. Prance’s ing up the receiver with a satisfied he inserted a rubber hose and put bit the other hand. Newsom, ..f-twcotwriiended the .Several hundred thou.vand men France to deal -.■•ith ttne insur­ worst postwar crisis was darken­ smile and ssillled forth to the ar­ the x)ther end In a tray of water. . NexIT As it turned out, Mrs. Ford w as, Grange’s domestic parity concept 1 and women in man.v major brani h- gents, Viasked idly under the hot ing hourly. the winner of this moral combat. bor. -fOT" prortucera-th e - reapomUbMity-i- Tand" aid legitimate aiith'hrilie.v ,tO wash tuto were- filled- to. the brim WHS - '^am-packed " winter ford- to -go to work w ith' his half’ streameil Into sun-baked streets ^ Pflimlin told the assembly there Chester family has already rented for control of surpluses and aSsore i ! tho maximum.’’ | today demanding anew that with grapes. Satisfied at last, he clothes which he 'carefully draped looking chewed up. farm operatbrs a maximum degr^e.^ Press f'ennored " i had been "no justification and departed for a friend’s house and the apartment and is waiting to French force* get out of this ‘ no excuse" for the military-led in front'of the cask. , When last heard from he was move in because another family Read Herald Advi. of freedom. borrowed the wine press located asking friends to recommend a Skipjack Labeled I The French police seized today’s, North African country. seizure of power in Corcisa. It was a few weeks'later when has rented their apartment and la Explaining how the programi I issue of the j^urbpean edition of | earlier by telephone. the amateur grap* crusheKdScided good barber—male. Meanwhile, the He said the government has'al­ also waiting to move. Presumably, would work with wheal. NewsomL i the New York' HersId Ti-ibune. Paris, May 26 i;P)—Diplomatic ready increased its security meas­ Until he learned to operate the to show a friend how he was "Sav­ soft blond fuzz accumulates in pre- said each producer-would be paid* Presley style. another family is waiting to move The Ministry of Information | aources in close touch with th e: ures to prevent spread Of tho pro- press correctly the "squeezings'’ ing money" by making his Oiffi so they can move, and so on. for the portion of hla crops allocat-. said^he seizure was ordered be-• French government said today a Gaullist insurgency ixt the French kept running over the edge and wine. fd to domestic food at a rate af 100 , Deadliest ''. Animated Lecture If Manchester isn’t careful it's J cause,the paper published a stoiy redeployment of French forces in] mainland. onto the kitchen floor instead of Proudly he opened the closet door liable to find itself enjircied, "In­ p6r Cent of parity. This would bej _ . ^ about the mysterious sailing of I Tunisia would be undertaken to "The government Will use with into the over-large crock teeter- and then stop]:^ short at the hor­ CerUln events at the Second dian style,” by moving vans. buys a hom e of done by giving him a certificate: inflexible' vigor all the means it rible sight within. CongreggUonal Church last Sun­ vqlued at the difference between, Groton, tigy.gf, Uwedy- Electric Boat w.ys the,.trraft’s ‘" T 'L k o ^ . a n ‘for^The m ?l‘trv-i*"* ‘ French Premier Pierre Pflimlin addresses a special session of X - — ...... — th« National Assembly today m Parts. - (AP Photofax).^; has against any who rise from any Somehow the carefully arranged day ainounj^ to what you might Get’m? tlm'markct price and full parity. ■ SUtea contlg^ Un- blimp-shaped hull and .other inno- , t^ijdon morto^i* Whether this means withdraws side against the law," he declared. hose from the cask to water had call a morality play. j^ d you A business man, well known in your own! *•”> Parity la a legal price aUndard denvater mnitary supracOwflo- v^io’ns Should the Skip- ; “ w.p.’^ ^ l.o 'C d “lIUnTrdereS I fre^orRe^maTtoTe\^«.t^coldd But security forces are not enough You get premiuih quality' bent or crimped so that instead might regard'''the theme as the dealgned to give the'farmer a fa ir'day with the lau 'rhlng of fhe ;|acKack ^eaBiixeasily to^ash records set ^ lil'ned Mobilheat with RT-96 . . . the GENERAL Manchester, was boasting about Spacious,, well-built 1, 2 and 3 bed­ to aav^ our threatened freedoms- of harmlessly escaping, the gas in difference betweeiv-,charity and in­ return m relation to the coat of worW’a. faateat and deadliest aulH by tbb. flmt Uurae atomic a The nation as t, whole must do its most completely efleewe fuel the cask had gradualh' built up a stinct. ' his new car.^ He had paid what room U.S. Government Surplufi his wife -thought was a terrible things he muat buy. marine. >he pkliUack.^^ , ^ have engaged In Intermittent fight duty. oil additive in use toda^And TV SERVICE tremendous pressure withlii Its The ReV. Arnold w.''Tozer haa homes. Each has complete wiring and * The ahark'-like atoinic m ift {« ijarl^s tlR; seibnre was ordedwed hebecause .suiving to stem the tide of re­ you get premium service, price ifor the. black bomb, and then ing for the past foHr-' days as Days M AC A Call wooden prison. a pet squirrel "Ollverj" Wljom he had added a couple hundred dol­ plumbing throughout. Complete bath- expected to out-peefom al exlst- to p 'lq ,^ o ^ P»P««- PrinlWI remaiks bv the , volt, the govomment; tomatic deliveries . . . a MghU Pins Parto Finally, the cask had literally rescued from his backyard several knota,>tt it isdjelleved to be coBsJ commander in ,he j *‘«>"pted to. lars’ worth of extras. rooms with tubs. Double, hung win- ing submarines and set new stand­ tiderkbly higher. ... . A. ; mansdver out of the restricted area j Announced government officials/ anced payment plan and many ' TEL. Ml S-M82 "blown Its cork,” and not content weeks ago. X , ards for the U.S. Navy's growing Mediterranean Adm. Philippe An-1 ^ ^ „ confined I and military personnel who topic oriier extru designed to make with that, had elso spewed forth The Rev. Mr. Toxer brought He was boasting about the pow- dows with screens oak flooring, fMIy iinsulated. Complete built-in kitchens. Per- Stritch, Nearer nuclear undersea fleet. Six additif^i subs of her class hoyneaii. th*f that th^the Navy,Nmw. HtinnoFt^risupported ^ ^ : part in the Corsica uprising woiud Oliver to the Sundayv'children’s br. of' the .motor, saying he had have been ordeTsasl-by the Navy. ever since the bombing of the Tuni- j Bilt to Whose Side? home heating rsatly easy. feet for.w. cottages, — summer______homes.. or Vfehlal properties. Built in 6asy-to-erect sec- Her makers aa.v the 250-foot the rebel group In Algeria. Sian town of Sakiet Sidi Ymi.s.sef j be fined and J.ailed. v sermon and used him as'sa living optned it up on the turnpike to Skipjack will be able to dart Tho Skipjack's Tfi-ntan crew will A.sked the aSsembl.v to ardet ex­ .illustration of the way we use our find out what it would-do. - t^^*.”’. . readyTo dismantle and assembk; We arrange for dellvery-^nywherel End; ' Stepinae have a lot of climbipg to do, Un­ by air force ,planes from Algeria | through the world's oceans like (Continued on Page Fifteen) la.st Feb. 8. I Paris. May 26 i/P,-Ptemier Pierre-Since the fall of France, jn %v;orld , pulsion from parliament of *"7any 98 senses to protect ourselves. "Yes, it can even, chase squir­ her namesake a quick, rt.v, tough like other recent siibrtiarinea which Mobilheaf As Oliver scurried Over the pas­ rels.” he declared. have two levels, the nstion's new­ ■The French made it clear to ‘ Pflimlfn and his shakyky governm^n.,governm,^it!war Al ..II ha.s the .. government...... - ...... Uinitv been ; of the rAnitohn tvia hiii u-a< Seriously 111 fish of the mackerel family. Her President Habib Bourguiba. it was hads a nev^• , problem todaj,^r--ihe,-^fhe .so concerned about shout the fleet s '‘"‘‘7 '’' Nw d »a» ecS»s tor’s robes in an attempt to hidb, “Pooh. . Any car csin chase Call, Visit or Write: PRE-PAB HOMES SALES CO. nonstop range is 60.000 miles. est submersible will have three Fleer lovnliv aimed at Cors>-an Deputy Pascal oddHitt the Rev. Mr. Toze'r told the bhll- squirrels.” said hla wife. 153 Drive “B”—Off West Center Street, Maneliesler—Call Mitchell 3-0971 deck levels. learned authoritatively today, that F r e n c hx Mediterranean 1 ^ 3 dren how they, too, should use — Up trees?” By THE A SSO aA T E D PRE8.H | Adm. Arlei^it Burke, ch.ief of As the prototype of a new class, Count Started they de.sir* to continue negotia­ Whoae tide is it on? ’ ' I The Med.lerranean fleet is under, "'*1^ P^fa- Office Open Daily—-9 A.M. to 6 P.M.—Soiiday 1 P.M. to 5 P.M. V Samual Cardinal Stritch aapk ! naval operations. x l» filve the ad- j the Skipjack costs ;an. estimated tions on redeployment of the High sources in Paris admitted ^ h e command of Adm. Philippe | " T r," r their instincts and senses to pro- , A Non; ' who announced two' also .X. . .■ Cloaer to death today in Rome. ' dress al the launching ceremonies. ! geo million. .Sub.sequent models troops. Periodically: Bourguiba the fleet under command of ali Aboyneau, be u*ed against Jacques Soustelle, MORIARTY A medical bulletin this morpihg | The submarine will r , christened i «-m be less expensive, Ih Italy’s 3rd has demanded withdrawal of all admiral aiding with the Algerian da.v.s ago in Algiers that his ayni aidd the'condition of the 7®-year-old j by Mrs. George H. Mahon, wife of,| Her nuclear engine will drive a the 22.000 French troops from insurgents—is. steaming an inde­ p.-Uhies Were w ith the Gaiims'ta' Gaullist deputy who fled to Roman Catholic Archbishop of Chi- Mahon (D-’Texas). . ’ single, 1.5;ton. 15-foot propeller in- Tunisia, but in recent weeks has pendent cour.se in the Mediterra­ Who seek to overthrow to? P W " role itv the Algier. re- BROTHERS cago was increasingly grave- DoC-'I ..... 3,000-tonM.w..-...... Skipjack \rill ..... slip ; oLcaustead w,of the me usualuauAt two.Lwu. Most.--ufai. uiof Post-War Vote , agreed to a concentration of the nean. But Uie defence ministry in­ lin government. He said his sailors told the assembiy lie t ^ said ha WM .imaSleble to take ways into the Thames; her exterior features will be re-; _ _ _ _ ‘ j forces in the vicinity of the big sisted the ships are sailing under .and .ships w,ere 100 per cent be- .ending new forces to 301 >315 C tiitcr St. Introducing ... Your Pemocratic Leaders ^ riirtu n e n r •hid'cwld only swal- almost two years after her tractable to lessen resistance. This Rome. May 26 Election of-j naval base at Bizerle. » i orders from Paris after completiiij; hind the army in Algeria,., “ NATO' maneuvers in the Mediter- low a few alps of *)-eter. ; keel was laid In the boatyards of includes her mushroom7lype an-1 ficials began counting^more than' Jean-Pierre B e n a f d . Fr.eHCl) Aboyrteau,’ NATO cothmandcr in (Continued on Page Eight) The phyaieiaiha .ad(M that Uie' *•*’* *^'*‘’^*^^ Boat Division of Gen- chor, which fits flush to the hull i 30 million ballots todpy'imniediate- charge d'affaires ip Tunis, re- ; ranean. toe Central Mediterranean, con,- prelate Was conscious and could Dynamics Corp. 1 when not in use. j ly after the end of a day and a ^ lurned to his post yesterday with : Al the same time, however, ferred at Malta la.sl night ' with Ml 3-5135 still raise his left hand ^it cduld ______half of voting for Italy's third | new instructions from Paris and Navy hCadquartcra in .Mgeria aii- U.S, Ah’ Force Gen. Lanris .NOr- not apeak. . • postwar parliament. The turndutj immediately went into conference j nounced in an offliand way this I .stad. -Supreme ...... Allied... commander...... in F o r Memorial Day Msgr. James Hardimah, the (appeared to be more lh*n 90 per'f^j-jth Bourguiba. Reports from ; morning that the .ship.s w ill iiiake. Ein-ope. NATO .sources said Aboy- / Cardinal’-s private secretary, said 'cent of the 32,-506.417 regl.'tered ’Tutiic indicated Bourguiba had is- routin'e raUs «l'the Algeiian ports I assured Noi-slad that whal- BulJetiiis he spent w very restless night. vo’tera. . • , #ued5. - - something -...... -akin ...... to -an...... iiili- ;.°f Bone. Philllpev.lle and Bougie ; happens' in. Algeria, the Doctors said it was not pbaalble 3 Nameless Heroes I Final results of the ballotin^frf^uWlum; That the troops must be jtheri return to then home Imso at j ^,,1 n,aintain its coin- from .the AP Wires to give, the Cardinal intravenous w-hich was orderly throughout, are withdrawn from the outI.vlng posts ( Toulm in .southeim h ; mitments in the North Atlantic nourishment because of the poor I expected tomorrow. _____. ; cruise would keep Hie ships in the j ,,,, . KRAUSE’S GREENHOUSES condition of his 'veins. A few drops Italians who couldn’t make it to . (Continued on Page Eight) North African area for at l«o-'< | ■‘'.,,'’‘''’. 1,. HEARING REFUSED of water were placed on the Card- Head to Rendez vous , the .5.5.000 polling stations yester­ two weeks. - ! nieeting, Aboyneau re- Washington, .May 26 (^5—Thp a n d i t s y O u r s . Inal’s li|>s from lime to time. He , day had a second chance until 2 W’ilh rumlilings in riiany of I to his ship and the fleet Supreme Court today refused m ^ CEMCTERY URNS and WINDOW BOXES France's widespread ovei’sea.s po.s-1 -"tailed out of Malta for an iln- hearing to Frank W'ojucvlesTicz, NAME IT ' was unable to drink. ' - .,,1 p.m. 18 a.m. EST)'today. With se.sslons, the ilefection of Hie fleet i known de.stlnation. About 17 ships HLLED TO ORDER The Cardinar last- Monday auf-: . By ELTON C. F.W voting compulsory., those who don’t under ileath sentence in Con­ fered a atyoke which partially para- ■ n E\irope or perhaps in North Af­ coiild be a body blow to the Paris ( sre under Al)b.vncau .s command; necticut for the killing of two Aboard tJSS Canberra, May 26 rica. take it receive an official repri- go\‘erniiient. 'Die ciiancc* are, Thc.v include the airciaft carrier CEMETERY URNS FOR SALE lyzed him, and over the weekend At the meeting point, the Bos­ hyind -^ which has the e /fi’t of j News Tidbits ' men in a robbery. W’ojoulewicz hia condition weakened progres­ i.Pi—Three ' nameless - dead' of. giving,them a police record.- i sligln that the Paris cabinet could .Lfifayelte and her light e.srort ves- ‘‘was coipicted In the shooting of AT ASHFORD LAKE! Anleric^'s two* most recent wars ton and the Bland.v- were to trans­ Culled froip AP Wires regam an upper hand against toe , scl.s. Drive down anti select your Decoration Da)’’ plants sively. Msgr. Hardiman' said he fer their dead to the Canberra. "The Interior Ministry said more-i Police KgL William' J. Otobock had "^en unable to take even were headed fdr rendezvous today than 77 per cent of the eligible | wi.s-hes of the admirals. The fleet The Navy Mihi.slry said this and William Otipka during rob­ from our green houses. liquid nourishment since yesterday.: wUh this warfhlp out on the gra-y Aboard the Canberra was 26- h4.s,a long tradition—stronger than j morning the French Nav.v'a most You can “catch” just about year-old VVilligm Richard Cha- voters-—about 25 million—cast bal-' bery of the , A.Y.O., Packing Co.’ Don’t be di^'ppointed. Come' early for the bc«t in His doctors announced Saturday Atlantic, lots yesterday. > | Former president Ham- Truman that of the arm.y- of independence 1 ----- 1— nffice in New Britain on. .Nov, anything you want at Ashford that the stroke had damagei his Two.of them were boimd for the retle. Navy nospitaliUan first and Mrs. Truman sail from IN'ew and loyalty to its commanders. Not’ (('nntlnurd on Page Eight) p1ant§. cias.s, who fought with the Ma- In Palermo. 102-year-old Maria 5, 19.51. Wojculewicz contended Lake. heart. He was placed hi; sn oxygen homeland-for which the.v^dled in York on pleasure cruise to Medi­ he was denied a fair trial, tent for a time, and prayers for the ' World War II and' JforesV to be rlnes in Korea and wears tneiGiuffre slowly made her way to terranean .... Formef Army nurse Catchrup on your fishing, Medal of Honor for his bravery ih the polls but gave up after find­ held for murder at New Boston, dyingg JgtoejMre said. ' ! burled beside World War I's Un- ing the booth up a steep flight of THIRD N-BI-;\.ST. HEIJD boating or bathing! This se­ KRAUSE’A GREENHOUSES ThqBMPlalo— ...... at the hospital said known Soldier in Arlington Na­ that war. Tex.. In death of baby who.se body - John jl. Hutchinson s.tairs. She was excused. “ , was said to have been kept in a Incident at Little Rock _ Washington, .May Y8 (AV—The Edward J. lFomkier. . Katherine D. ^ u rn Cardinal Stritefi was able- to re­ tional Cemetery. Upon ,the quiet mannered hos- On the Italian Riviera at Lulho, third announcri— ceived he** M.A. from and wag commissioned and Similar -Affliction Cape Henry. j. fer of the bodies to three identical i Bragg. N. C-, in maneuver aimed If you’ve dreamed of a won-' records, vital statlstica and trolled the hootha hut there were „ rtefeiullng the eastern seaboard nlght against a backdrop that re-1 ing 25 Negro visitors, filed oul- A bomb exploded In a Beirut Wellealev College, and also discharged from the service In Belgrade, Cardinal Stepinae. The orders called for the Can­ bronze caskets. The men whn per­ few incidents and thej' had little againHt mythical invader .Two sembied an armed camp. There side the stadium a white youth deiTul, carefree life at the a>*»nded Harvard College, formed this mission for the two street ear toiday. killing six pef" issues a variety* of licenses in 1946 with the rank of apiritual leader of the Roman berra. her sistei'. ship, the Boston, ...... I volunteer firemen at Highland wa.s St least one racial Incident spat at one of the Negroes. He sons and ivoiinding 20 others. It lakei Ashford Lake is your the Universltv of Pars, Captain. Today he is General Catholic Church in Yujioslavla. and this sleek destroyer Blandy -to Wdpld War Unknowns- would have About 120 armed National j was anesled by city police. lias the inosit vicious act of ter- from marriage licenses to F"snce. -and the University -nie generally apathetic. 6-weeks, p^^k. N, J.. plunge thrirngh burn- dreams come true! Manager and Treasurer of was reported In extremely critical gather there.' But forecast,* of mod- no contact vsdth the men who later campaign pitted a dozen major j ,„ h„m to death. ^ Guardsmen and some 100 police- Charged with disturbing tlie peace rviriMii since a general strike fishing licenses. Bom In West of Connecticut. condition today. He has a blood erateiy bad weather at sea raised j would, handle the caskets on deck Itarties ranging from the Clommu-j Cornell student cmmcll believes men rolleii into the school area and released on $200 bond, agiiirist the government hegaa the Hamilton Standard Fed­ the possibility the rendezvous I —nor with Charette. In this way, Suffield, Ed is a graduate of A member of the Board of disease and clotting, has developed nists to Uie Fascists. In the center egp--throwing demonstrations shortly before the first racially; A photographer for the Arkan- 17 days ago. Directors from 19.50-19.52, eral Credit Upion. Active in might be moved into the protected ^ anonymity would be preserved, by student."! battling to keep off- Integrated baccalaureate began. sas Democrat who tried to take I CONVERT TO OIL HEAT NOW! Manchester High School and . sh» has also served on the credit Amion organizations, (Continued on Page Fifteen) waters inside the Virginia Capes.' ' Brisk winda ' and fairly high i (Cnntinurd on Page Nine) campus parties reflecterl legiti­ The service wept smoothly on i pictures of the incident wa.s al- COrilT OVEKBirUES UNIONS Choice m ■ . Call Cz! We’ll Be Pleazed To Submit An Estimate. Hlllyer Jr. College and haa school building committee, he is Vice President of the Before dawn a weather plane waves'were predicted for the area' mate priitest against the univer the floodlit field. But before it'm ost slugged with a board by a Washington, .viay 26 (iP)—The as Jury commissioner.' and Is Hartford Chapter of the was searching the area off the off Cape Henry .during the morn' _ _ _ sity administration, council preai started seven Negroes were ar- while woman. Officers • took him Supreme ' Court today upheld attended the American Insti­ Capes, seeking a position where rested in a car a few blocks away. 1 away from other hostile whites. state court damage anards to ROTARY or PRESSURE BURNERS now a member of the Park- Connecticut Credit Union Girl, 6 Would-Be ing, with posslbllit.v of some- mod- f J,S » Testing Both dent says.. .A * P fooNo one niolwlcd Orton. -Ht men mingled with th(i crowd and LIBERAL TERMS V LOOK FOR OCR SIGNS ■ FOGARTY BROTHERS, INC. ciuha. faiths—sqjt thel(* scriptureh . tfoH announced piD'pbae of the tests is WAittd out;,3id® th# ®tidluni nwh.lloi first largeracale eewpHely eean* n i a Afi< it Fnid For By Damooratie Town Comralttao. to develop me'sn* of/reduelng fall­ thirds of‘the 80,000 vote tottl re­ (Contii^uiBd .OB Page ThfM ^ mcrctal atomic power t AMGnrd. Com -. • « R«pU 44—26 mllM mdt et MMidiMtwr. 319 B ^ A D STREET—MI 9-45.39 The Blandy was brtiqRng the after Ui# ceremony, apparently for ' - r r (OeaMmied om Eaga Four) ' body of the namelessjnai^:^. fail (Contlnnod oa' Fnga Nias) .a out. - . ported. \ 'J J . .r'- 'isiv.-- ; / • V V : -f* ■ t .