MORIARTY BROTHERS Act Hurting Llc That These Things Are Common Vi.Sory Group of Government ■Selection.S

i ^ At "7 ^ C' • X > ■ - \, X . I \ V >.. yir FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1958 PAGE SIXTEEN ATcnge Daily Net Prew Ron » . _>4 _ iiattrlj^filjr luEttittfl iStralii I' Far the YV««k Ended " TKeWdather May M, 16SS Peroeaat of D. a. Waataar i cided to concentrate on collecting all elementary achool children and itema most frequently desired. artlclea donated are being collect About Town Lookit, Dadfly, M om m y! I’s Gradjuatin’ PTA Council These fall into the’ following ed by the achool In each neighbor- 10,968 . ) i 'No Herald .'gl.asslflcationa: mounted apeclnlens_ hooe mode to hla piepeslOea McCormick said committees —presumably woa up for diaeiia* RANQE AND FUEL • Your Aîonct kopf ile^ki ahd Timothy Young acting annual Mis.sionary Tea of Kman- .lohnson, Mr.s. Harold McIntosh. Th« reorganization, which w.is as cia.ss mar.shnls. They carrief' uel Women’s .Missionary Society." Mr.s. Edward Marsh and Mrs. against lots or injury. At Budget Hearings checking pstients’ charges sgainst widely forecast, wss submitted to Mon at a opocikl moating-of thd liko now. Export, foctory-tratnod balon.s. triituned with ribbon in the and will keep open hou.se from 4'*to Olson. FRIGIDAIRE doctors must be "strong and fear Congre.vi in a special mes.sage. National Security Coimeil' Ktssfi- ttrvico. Conulnt Holpoint ports. school coloi s, pink and hlur. FREE P{CK-UP BY less” snd must reprimand and dis Altogether the White Hou.se pro- High over Deroet, England, n KR-39, playing Hie pnrt of ’’motlicr,’’ rvfaeki thren kiaigry Meteor Jet hower called at tha Iîto HohiS OIL DISTRIBUTORS cipline "physicians found guilty of po.sed four reorganization plans. flghter pinnes at once. The picture waa made durlag a aerie* of.euceenaful teete 'mode by the U. 8. Ah- this noon. , Chrislopher Zaglio was an- Wa.shington, June 1—(iTO—-The Pentagon’s top command. exploiting their patients.” He 333 Main Strttf nnimeoi' for the progiam, which BONDED MESSENGER Force !n Bnyland. An authoritative informant a ^ Including Secretary of Defen.se Wilson and the retiring Chiefs added: Along with the foreign aid and the Sonth Korean preaident opened with the .singing in uni.son of Staff, get a chance to .speak up publicly this week in the "Only in this way can public information plans, which were of- of "Haill Hail! The Gang’s All ferl^d separately, the White Hou.fe mitted his program in a maaaagd ABC APPLIANCE CO. dispute over military cutbacks. All will apiâr before the confidence in medicine be main sent to EiMnhower throiudi Amgr* Herr!" RANGE and FUEL OIL tained.” * hi-oposed two other reshuffl«.s 31 Msple St.—Tel. MI-9-i;>‘I.1 The program this year was based Senate Appropriations 'subcommit-*—------which w’oiild: lean Ambaoaador mia^GHiga.in ' tee conducting hearings on Presi Bauer said: Sabre Jets Seoul. on music, each child sahg a song "Much has been said in various 1. Revise the set-up o f the ares chosen fiom a wide variety of 24 Hour Deliyery Service dent Eisenhower’s proposal to trim The four pointa which Khaa In five billion dollars from foi-mer qiisrters about excessive fe*"!. Council of Ecortomic Advl.sot.s, sisted Eiaenhowar must amne everyday experiences of young fee .splitting- and gliost, surgery-. continuing the present jUhr^^^^^ rtilliireTi', ■ which- showed - < hr- rrla- • President -Tillman's new' - defense upon..tn advance wera rspecUdi te money request^ for the year start While I would not belittle these her hoard hut putting virUiaily all;iDown MIG; be: • lionship between rhythmic and evils, it is unfortunate that tile the board's powers in Ihe hands of FILMS^ dramatic activitic.s. Ing July 1. For Red Upsurge 1. A pledge to sign a mutual dp- Many Democrats and some Re impre.ssion has reached the p.uh- the chairmsn. In sddition an ail- f’enae pact with.Koraa guarantee DEVF:L0PED AND The rhythm hand played three' MORIARTY BROTHERS Act Hurting llc that these things are common vi.sory group of government ■selection.s. with Nancy Ballard. publicans in Congress have voiced Front Quiet mg tbe United States will'coma te Free PRINTED 315 CENTER STREET TEL. MI-.3-5135 opposition to the redtiction. but among the profession. agency heads would be .set up to Korea’s aid in the ovent tha COi^ Mary Alice Lanicnzo and Anne "They do exist and they must make recommendations to foster Bangkok, Thailand, June 1—(A*)— Happy-gd-lucky Thai 24-HOUR SERVICE Bye acting as condurtm-.s. Representative Mahon 'tO-Tex.l. a munlata attack again onca.a.'trgca veteran of such money\ battles, State Firms he stamped out. hut the vast ma "economic growth and .stability." land, the "land of .smile.s"— ks not so farefree these days. 'Hie has been signed. The V. S. . waa Film Depiislt Box Mr.s. n. L. Ballartl. director of jority of the members of the medi Dr, Arthur F. Burns. White Hou.se Seoul. June I— f/P)— Amer the .sciiool. pie.sented diplomas to predicts Eiaenhower will hiiye his Thais are getting a speeded-up arms shipment to c o ^ 'with asked to promise prompt aid* ra« Gasoline At Siore Entrance way. cal profession are honest ahd above economic sdvisor. is expected to ican Sabre jets prowling an upsurge of Communist trouble expected within six months. gardless of what tha UnKad Na the children who langed in age reprnach in their finsm'isl rela head the three-man ro)incil. from 3 'i to .1 years. As they stood Wants to Explain \ Hartford, June 1—(/P)— A deep in North Korea shot The military leadera ruling this*.------. tions might do In tha .event' 'of STOP SAVING RENT RECEIPTS Wilson, at whom most of the op^ State Development Commis- tions with the public. The whole 2. Transfer the payment of air down one MIG and damaged most prosperous country of south- * ,.» . , such an atUck. , ' ■ j SEE OUR USED CAR with their diplomas, which were profession should not / be tarred KEMP'S tied with pink and blue ribbons ponents' criticism has been kipn survey today showed line aubsidles from the Post Offli e two others today in their east Asia have been jolted out. of | A i l f ghxi A M'ia'ithtra 3. A ptYimiag bx’ tha UUMI beamed, has asked for a chance to with the same stick which should j Department to the Civil Aeronau- their past eSsy-golng attitude to- . they .sang an original i lass .song. thXt a group of Clonnectlcut be applied to a few." y I tics board. first tangle with the Russian- SUtaa to undortiâ coirtMSS ADVERTISEMENT The final' ceremony was the STOP LIVING IN CROWDED fULl-WIDlH explain in public the reasons be ward the Communist threat by i r x i l large acala military and o e tA iU M t hind the cutback deciaion. Some induîal plant.8 employing Bauer said unethical practices The major shift would abolish made'fighters in three days. these recent êvelopmenta: ai^, to. South'Ugria,-' some 21L500 workers are feel On the ground, a driving rain CRAMPED QUARTERS SUPER-FREEZER critics have called for Wilson's the present Mutual Security agen- ata .Tbrsf FMtai* wniidramaiW resignation and demanded to know ing ♦ heating of the nation's (Continued on l^nge Eleven) cy and set up In Us place, a new miiddlefl the ISS-mile battlefront 1. The spged wtth which Com ahd limited action to patrol-sized munist-led 'Vletmlnh troops swept ‘ ■ Omn* CHEST what role the Joint chiefs played Reciprocal Trade Agreement 4 Foreign Operations administration in reaching the decision. Jabs. In sharp contrast to last act. responsible for all American aid almost to their borders through ThtJWHAUco. LeadolT witnesses today were operations overseas. Including the week’s savage bottleal today’s Laos, Indo-China, last’Mimth.’' holds nearly 50 lbs In a report to Governor Lodge, ground action .was the (juleteat lit plated oiMl priM iim i .M A N C H ir m Co n n - Aflm. VVilliam M. Fechteler. retir Priest Protects Point Four program. At present. 2. The diarovery of a' sizeable ’Wonhington, June l ~ t A —Sena 4. Agiodmaiit by ! the commi.ssion said a number of Point Four is operated by a iepa- 20 days. Communist internal conspiracy to Frozen Foods! ing Navy chief, and Secretary of j tor Aiken 1R-Vt.), today attgcliKd SUtes that it ahd tb a ^ ted the Navy Anderson. industries complained bitterly that rate agency. Kilt la Credited seize power, and growing Red agi ! low tariffs developed under the tibna will not t r y to atbp Ki|itli Raleigh Bishop' The new’ plana would take from The Air Force credited the MIG tation by a potential fifth column as an invasion of tha prealdentiol DELICATESSEN Gen. J. Lawton Collins, outgo act have brought in a flood of fo-- Korea from uniting the ing Army chief, and Secretary of X T b 4 I X h : fhe State department the present destruction to Capt. Lonnie R. of ,50,000 Indo-Chinese refugees foreign policy-making field, a Sen 35-A OAK STREET TEL MI-9.8244 elgn products which can tihdersell Moore, Ft. Walton. Fla. once a truce hae bate dgrgttf the Army Stevens are scheduled 111 JrariSll In foâtlon admin- Inaide Thailand's northeast fron atorial threat to cut off U. S. con upon. them and thereby cut emplo>‘ment * * ’*■ i K X y w |istratlon which runs the Voice of The damage claims were made tier. Now on trial are 42 second- tributions If the United Nations MODfl SS-114 to testify tomorrow. Gen. Hoyt S. and profits. The informant ooid this last ' C 3 - Vandenberg. stepping out as Air — ---- ; America, and create a separate or by MaJ. James Jabara of Wichita. string Red suspects on charges of admits Red China. OPEN ALL DAY Seven .\ fleeted Kan., the Korean war's first jet But Senator Mundt (R-S. D.), point did not mean South Khr«K Force-chief.- and Secretary of the Newton Grove, N. C.. June 1— ganization to operate it and all re- plotting the overthrow of Premier contemplates use of mUiteyy (orcd Air Force Talbott testify Wednes The s«ven indu.stiirs smartin.g ijh—About 30 white men attempts see. and Lt. William F. Schrimsher P. Pibulsonggram'a government. redicted the proposal—up for SATURDAY and SUNDAY under the act are the producers against North Korea ones h trugo day in a session expected to pro ed\ to force an audience with a (OonHnuod or Pago Four) of Curley, Ala. It was Schriiu- 3. The creation of a Red piip; enate debate today aa a rider to EXPERT WATCH of watche.s and clocks; pins, wood g ia reached. But apparently vide the most fireworks. bi.shop here yesterday following sher’s first.' pet government known as the tha annual money bill for ■ the SEE US FOR screws, fine wire mesh, bicycle The Eighth Army said the State, Commerce and Justice de- not rule out the {weoibte um o t the cdnisnlidation of white and Ne i "Thai Nationalities Autonomous military force. Look at thoM footuroil Wilson and Undersecretary of wire spokes and pointed textile bloody fighting that erupted | partmenta—will be adopted aa a REPAIRING EATS 'N TREATS FOR YOUR PICNIC Defense Roger M. Kyea are slated gro Catholic pari.shca hut they • PARKING LOTS wares, shears and sci.ssors and la.al week on the western front ' nudge , to the British to change ^ e source of. this informatiM FRKSH RRKAD, HOT OOG ROI-L.S. KOSilKR FRAXK-I • Big Pbrcalain Hydrtrtar to appear Thursday. wrre blocked by a young priest. ! Weary African na’s Yunnan Province. The new their Far Eastern policies. requested his identity be'withhaUU Dials Rofinisiiod .saddle and dog hardware. co.sl the Reds 2,300 killed and regime was proclaimed only for F l’ RTS, RLI.ISIIKS, POT.\TO S.XL.AD, C’OLK.SLAW, ANl • SIDEWALKS Most of the Congressional criti All told suhstantially the same The bishop had refu.sed to .see j He said Rhee described his pr9> s Handy Door Shalvat cism has centered upon proposals the group collectively but he later j 1,047 wounded. an* area in China, but western Mundt aald that if Congress ap PERM-O-SEAL CRYSTALS nF-i,i('.\TF,ssKNs .\.vn p k ;m <’ s i p p l i k s . .story. the commi.s.sion said. A The figures covered Ihe May 29- proves the rider It ought to posal aa an' effort to ” C0m| • Full-width Chill Drawer • T EN N IS to rut new funds for the Air Pm-ce received the men in pairs. Falls Off Perch diplomats believe the scheme ia a mlae" prcMnt South Koreah^m gradual lowering of tarriffs under 30 battle.* for Outpo.'ts Carson. i long range instrument for annex- taken by the British aa a word of Guaranteed Workmanship • Percoloin finith Inlorier by five billion dollars and reduce An un.segregated congregation tlona to the current Unitedtâ-^ its mi(l-19.V5 goal from 143 to 120 the act brought an inva.sion of for Elko, Vegas, Berlin, East Berlin ilng and uniting Thai tribal areas caution that some similar action TRY OUR HOT BACEI.S. CREAM CHEF:SE eign products which can be made attended three ma.s.ses at the might be forthcoming to tie up tions truce plan which the Untted • Quickubo ico aorvico COURTS combat wings of 30 to' 75 airplanes church of the Holy Redeemer un On Radio Mast and the Hook. in Burma. Thailand, Laos. Vietnam States is supporting. AND LOX FOR A QUICK. DELICIOUS much- cheaper by lower-paid for Meanwhile. Ihe Air Force said foreign aid funds for nations which T Powarod by Mofor-Mitor each. der an order i.ssiietl April 19 by! —____ I and Cambodia. Meanwhile, at Chinhoe^ KerdaT DEWEY-RICHMAN SUNDAY MORNING BREAKFAST "MATERIAL AND eign labor. It. lost only one Sabre jet to Red | support the Chinese Communist In data released Saturday, the Citing the cloik and watch in /Mo.st Rev. Vincent .S, Wateis, ; Los Angeles. June 1—(4»i An I MIGs in May air battles in which j Althdugh Vietminh troops with bid for a seat on the UN Security South KoreaV ranking eoMhot 767 MAIN ST. • Now boouty— styling member said today his nation eon. WORKMANSHIP Defense department said that even dustry aa a prime example, the bi.n organized group of Laos rebel tory settlement in Korea. Imports of watches since that (Contlnaed an Pago Fonr), BROTHERS EASY TERMS new appropriations, plus unspent date have jumped by ten-fdld and consolidation order, but he de treatment. He had been aloft i derjets, one F-94 Starflre night: guerrilla.s. A ’’Free Thai Govern- Aiken aaid in a separate inter • NO MONEY DOWN iBiectrical Contractors clined to rescind it. Kârly 13 hours. fighter, five Sabres, one Australi- ment” has been established in the view he doesn't believe Congress GLASTONBURY 3403 or MI.9-2115 Following the three ma.s.ses yes^ 1063 M.4 IN ST. (Continued on Page Four) (Continued on Page Four) Immigrstion officials. who had , an _Meteor jet and one Marine northern town of Sam Neiia. should invade the presidential terday, the gronp out.side 'Ul'e allowed him to remain on the tow Brigadier Vek Chucivek, Th.ii • EASY RENT-LIKE MANCHESTER fighter were lost to "other field of determining foreign poli T church sought to force its way Into er after he had threatened to jump causes," probably engine trouble. defense , ministry spokesman, told cy. PAYMENTS the rectory for an audience” with if they tried to get him. said he The .55 MIGs shot down by- newsmen last week the French "If the United States 'doesn’t Bulletins the bishop. Father George Lynch probably fell asleep and lost his American Sabres mi.ssed by-eight, still have their hands full fighting want Red China in the UN, it can o f .Catholic Orphanage, at Naza hold. - the record 63 destroyed in Septem guerilla raiders tn Lao.*. He aail from th« AP Wirai • MORE THAN - " reth in Raleigh braced his arm* exercise Ita veto." Aiken declared. erious ‘Interests’ Ajala said he faced .tribal execu ber. 1952. the danger of a Communist in- "We ought not to clutter up ap 26 DESIGNS across the doorway and blocked tion If he is returned home. Allied soldier* tossed back six the men until he could persuade propriations bills with riders of "My father will kill me if I am minor (jommunist probes Siinday (C*>ntlniied on Page Fonr) this sort.” GRAY QUITS VA PO«T .Yi • FREE W ORKING them to see the bishop in pairs in sent back." he shouted from his night and Monday morning. They stead of collectively. There has been disagreement aa WooUngton, Swmm Block Metal Process perch, 90 feet in the air. "This is raided Communist line* in two to whether the admission of Red Proeideat Elecahewar aMepdai-* DRAWINGS During the melee several women ■the LlniiaJ. Slates, not Russia. !• , ,j>laieaa~jUMl-touglit-J6.-amall.jMUjal, ‘^wMb segroS” today 4he.Na|gnae-. “ THE TIME IS NOW” ■ screamed, hut there were’ ho In-''^ -China t* 'subject to Don’t delay . . . art NOW . . . there is no better time than dous" munitions-making potential the circumstances appeared to be The press was barred from the Route 24 Hours In Advance RIGHT NOW TO BUILD. 1879, will rinse It* door next I He aaid that aa he interprets last Joanory to bteeaae. P. - COMPLETE HEATING A machine gun part was pro so ‘.sensational’ a public hearing three ma.sses. However, H -was month . . . .Total of 41.988 East i Eiaenhower’a recent statements, duced 2,500 times faster than could not be held." Hlgb Gemedeeteeer te I.e?niU>n, .lune 1 —Thou.sands. Germans asked political asylum I - _ _ _ - SEND FOR HOME CATALOG. 25c ordinary methods, Ute articles A proposed closed hearing was (Continued on Page Eleven) ; (JP\ make tea. Most brought enough In Berlin during May. Quality Products Expert Workmanship food to last out their long vigil. (Continued on Page Eleven) NO DECISION state. side-tracked because the commit upon thou.sands of excited people Secretary of Defense Wilson The proce.ss, called 'Telenar tee's chief counsel. C. Murray began the great rush for standing And between this morning and Waaktegtoa, d«*a 1 •— (FV-* ■' eRISSMAM'S, IM eraaitt lU the small hours of tomorrow. 6..500 vUlt* .\rthur Godfrey .in Boston taiaey 19, Matt. •"... M. H.'*• | Liberal Terms Cold Flow Precision Press," has Bernhardt, who knew the case in loom along London’s glittering hospital. .Senator XlcCarthy be Tbe .Hnpreese CrmH tedog timately, waa appointed to the Stale (iOP Defeats coronajion route today—a full 24 trains from the provinces will 36 Persons Hurl reeeed mtU next Meadag w lttsi Ctnllaaitat PItata taad aia yair la e t af Law-Catl 'V been involved in controversy since bring an estimated 2>.| million lieved varationing op private Naaiat. Enelatad Had lie la caia la cavH aatk 6 ahortly before World War il. The Federal Court of Claims. hours before Queen Elizabeth II's o*t boodlag down a SotkSm P f ’ more people pouring into London island off Tampico, Mexico. .Lake any of the eegregoU** otm/r.. ■ '*■ dispute is still pending before the Bernhardt told newsmen Satur ■historic crowning, and proce.saion. Michigan tidal wavn crushes 20 Bill for Pay Hike to join the millions already here. 111 Traill Mishap peodlBg before It. a n o m a a . Munitions board, ’having carried day the "government should put j The capital took on the appear- cabin cruisers. .Marlon Anderson j CITY. 'I Another MORIARTY Plus Item: some money into Telenar. If only ai«nce of a great outdoor camp. A last-minute rush of visitors .STATS.. through the Truman administra from all comer* of the earth was cpncliides five day tour in Korea. ***** ■**^ ‘■•T o r unto — vaa am______^ J to see whether it works." He Hartford, June 1- liD—A char Hundreds slept in jiarks and Superior. Mont., June 1—(45— NOTED FAINT*E n t t g tion. un’ilerway. Senator Jenner’s committee con Land**, d*»* 1—<»S~towW* asld the money would be "only a acteristic last minute rush with ita along streets in the ehill of la'st An electrified streamliner left the Leftover Coal Removed - - Credited Toward Installation ^ The chief sponsor, Raymond N.; Planes stacked up to land at sidering legislation to wipe nut n«l Vhtevic, 88, *** •< «h* * I M . Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Are! of 33 North School Street, Manchester, are shown re Skilton of Newton, Mass., has drop In the bucket compared to resulting confgaion marked the night. As dawn broke over the legal time limit on prosecution for rails in, Montana’s Bitterroot :ClQ.*ing of the 1953 General As- London's two big airpoil.s. Special oM beet k»*wa T*g*riav polpiii * taken the matter up with Presi others sums being spent, for de throbbing heait of the vast- Brit trains and boats disgorged thou w'artime espionage. .Senate Armed Mountains yesterday and 36 per fense. Including big outlays for . aembly early Saturday morning. ish <-apital, thou.sands more swelled era, died tedag I* SpNt, BoQmda , ceiving the keys to their new Pontiac Chieftain De Luxe 8 Cyl. 4-Door Sedan from Mr. dent Eisenhower and his chief aide sands of others from abroad; Services aiibcommittee to investi sons were hurt as five cara spilled Rodle reported. Sherman Adams. Skilton said machine tools.” Indicative of the final hours of the waiting ttirongs. ■Trafnc along the teeming six- gate rontmrts for "flying box down a bank. Sparks from broken Robert Taintor. GROssmnn’s Skilton said federal support of the session which began Friday Adams has written him, saying a , Nearly a half million aquatt.'is mile .coronation route virtually Is cars." power wires set two other* afire. CONVICTION UPHEIJ> , the process was blocked becau.se was the diâppearan.cel and thus complete report will be sought by were expecteil to .spend tonight, at a standstill Solid- awxrms of Richard Kosson, Hollywood di A broken , rail was blamed for Trceite*, N. Som ,the White House. It would hgve “ put thousands of defeaL of several bill*. loronation eve. In the open to rector. a suicide.. Adverse weath the wreck of’ the Milw-aukee Rail ^ j This is the first Pontiac delivered under the new ownership— Taintor-Pontiac, Inc., [ ISO GRANITE ST^ QUINCY, MASS.—PR-S-7100 pedestrians have all but taken over Tbe New Jeracg 8*p**t** ' The newspaper .says the ma existing machine tools iritov dis A last minute Democratic effort await the' start of the , bigge.«t many main thoroughfares. The er delays AnaL ' atom blast of road's eastbound 10-car Olympia- tedag — »r*--i*g|j *pMd e ie r.' 155 Center Street, Manchester. Local Repreaentative— EDWARD SILVER.MAN chine la baaed on I a proem for card.” fv , to obtain pay raises for 18.000 show i;n a (lifetime. * crpwda arei-good natured and gay. spring series at Las Vegas. . Er Hiawatha five miles eakt of thia viettefe e ( tlw W ester* U 8 l***f Route No. 6— I Mile East of Farmington Drive-In Theater Moriarty Brothers shaping metal without heat or per The 63-year-old manufacturer, ■tate employees resulted in a we.stern Montana community of TTie.ir ■ brougjit bed ' rolls, For most Britons, the biggest nest Gross, former de'puty U. S. Telegraph Cimpihg aoB •M .d* . SCOTT SWAMP ROAD, FAB.MINGTON cussion. It la also claimed that' who took control of the patent tip^ debate of several hours and delayed blankets, and even hammocks to holiday in over a decade of auster representative to tAe United Na- Tut*. Its Maaagem *e chorfte of 315 CENTCR STREET 'little further "finishing*’ of the PHONE rAmiI.NGTON 7-3393 ' TEL. MI.3-5135 on the death of the Inventor in Gov. Johh .Lodge's closing address swing between treea. ity has begun. .'tiona. elected preaident of Free-)- Most S, o f ; the 16II.V posgeogera metal la required. A Whole' familiea slept on rugs. dom House succeeding Sumner p w reo* o f masrntmsS Twk?e during the waiy, according . fOmtlaaed en Page Five) (CoBtInnfd «a Page 8^-eb) Seme brought portable stoves (Coatinued «■ Page ^ven) WCHea. (OontlBned aa Fog* Five) . .6 ■ ^ \ ' J 1 k . ? \. . . - i , \ / .! ■ . ■' T - - t 'f - . K , t

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P A G ^ T W C MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN,ÎONDAY, JUNE.l, 1953 MANCHESTEE E V E ^ G HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, JUNE 1. 1953 P A G E X B l it Waylaiicl F. Walch, Rockville-Vernon Car IH Suiashup, Hose Companies „■ — — Named D irector Betrothed Ellington Hebron niversary May 27. They have two 'Waddell Plaque Unveiled children) a daughter. Lot.*, aged 3, Bottle Clubs Hurt S s. Jf Teacher, Retiring Seller Is Hailed Set for Meetings and a son, Warren, who was a Manchester Marinie in Korea. Three Receive Heavy Fines Two Weddings l-Hers Welcome year old Friday. / By New Hours Law • Wayland V. Wtilch. who' makes “ Into Town Court Hose Company 4. South Man ■ Course-Ended - L^ ’ie-c-n Slcufi'pA , M1.SS Marcia Turslion has hfs home with hi.s son. Allan chester Fire Department, will hold 1 Mark Week End To a Party for tinished her frc.shman courae at Walch, at .30 Krcilerlrk road, will For Evading Responsibility its annual meeting tonight at 8 Bottle chiba atlll operating iii Tctiic at the entl of th. school F irst such case, of its kill'd will Boston University and is, at her Connecticut were doomed ' . . . be pre.sentcd in Manchester Town o'clock in the fire house. year after .37 years as a physics Rockvil'e, June 1 (Special)—^ L.eavbur H d p o ln t Appllapc* k«pt I] Cheney Brothers was elected to was fined $.30 with $2.3 rcmittcil. and then follow the signs to the with the Class of 1952 and is pres Hartford Fire ...... 149 1.34 morial Day from the pole on the ing^ to a company report to its cruelty. Both are listed in the picnic area. In case of rain the "Was this vehicle st the time of honor wa« gowned in green tulle Ilk* n«w. Iip«rl, faclary.treliwd the Board of Directors of the com Other cases disposed of include; ently employed In the office of C. N ational F ire ...... 63 66 Soldiers’ Park, in memory of those stockholders rclea.scd today. gowns. All members are urged to directory as living at 4 little Jacob Zclonka, 19, Stafford supper will be held at the Rock sale, In condition for legal opera over green taffeta and carried yel who sacrificed their lives in World Mrvic*. Oanuint Nttpoinf pprtt. pany at a recent meeting. R. Burr & Company. Inc. Mr. Phoenix ...... 97 102 The report shows a balance for Concordia Ladieg return their miniature aprons. atreet. •Springs, passing a stop sign, ia.se ville Methodist church at six tion on the highways of this Pinto graduated with the Class of Life and indemnity Ins. Cos. ■' low roses. Wars I and II. It was flown at full Beverly A. Oowles, of Oantoiii Prior to Joining Cheney Biolh- o'clock. s ta le ? " The bride* mother wore a tur staff In the afternoon honoring dividends and surplus at the end The following are on the supper er.s, H arry joined Pioneer P a ra was nollcd as Zclonka is entcrin-g 1951 and Is employed in ClIfTord's Aetna Ca.sualty ...... 116 123 of March of $523,473, six per cent Plan Gown Show corhmlttee: Mrs. Katherine Tureck, was granted a divorce from Don the arm ed ser-v-lccs tom orrow ; L. Officers Klerled The warrant was served .Sunday Men's and Boys’ Shop. A etna L i f e ...... 70 7.3 quoise dress with white acces those who are now fighting in ald B. Cowles, of Manchsstar, for chute Company as vice president The Rockville Baptist Church an by Policeman Frederick Tedford. sories, the bridegroom's mother, Korea and for' all who have re better than Inst year's figures. chairman. Miss Marian Sheehan, in charge of manufacture. He W.- Plym pton, Jr.. 31, W arwick. No definite date has been set for Conn. General ...... 188 193 On the basis of its first tliree Mra. Helen Staiger,- Mr*. Katherine intolerable cruelty. ABC APPLIANCE CO. R. I., speeding, $18; Joseph Dc- nounces the following officers elect the wedding. Hartford Steam Boil. .42'* 4.3'* a navy blue with pink accessories. turned from the wars. . Those were also ths grouada resigned that office when he trans ed for the coming year, George A reception was held at the It is reported that the former m onths’ busine.ss, the com pany ha.s The Ladles Aid Society of the Stavens, ,Mra. Anna Stavnttaky. 31 Map1« St— Tel. .MI-B-ISl.t ferred to tlie staff of Cheney .Silvn. 30, M anchester. N. H.. T ravelers ...... 725 745 'declared a dividend of 56 1-4 cent Concordia Lutheran Church will Mr*. Minnie Stavnltaky, Mr*. Susan charged In the divorce action wdn SCE TOMORROWS PAPER speeding, continued; Gilbert .S. L. Schwarts, chufeh clerk; Arthur rubUc utilities brides home in Ellington. Leon G. Rathbone farm, located on by Marie C. Cunningham, of En Brothers but continue.s a.s a direc Edwards, collector; Clharles Chll- Mrs. Judith Klotzer and son, 30 After a wedding trip they will the Millstream road in Hebron, has per share on it.* stock. meet tomorrow night at the Stavnitaky, Mr*. Lilllam Suchy, tor and advisor on manufacturing William.s, 29, Concord, N. C, Hospital Notes Hyde street; John Donahue, 342 Conn. Light Power .. 15 16'* church, starting with a poUuck Mra. Viola Stenger, Mrs. Ann Wab. field, against Edward H. Cunniag* berg, treasurer: Fred Rocker. Conn. Pow er ...... 36 38'«, reside at 36 Genesee street, been sold by Mrs. Rathbone to Mr. In its report, the com pany say.* ham, of Manchester. problems at Pioneer. speeding $.30 bond forfeited; ; „,„„'ee; Fred Tr'evorrow. deaiso n : Center street; Shirley Donahue. 342 that electric operations, "which supper to be served at 6:30. rek, Mrs. Anna Walek, and Mra. Hartford Elec-Lt- ... .31 .3.3'* Springfield. Herald Photo. and Mrs. T3iomas Badore of Willi Anna K. Sturtevant, of Man* Previous positlon.a held by Har George T. Fisher, 30. ('oncoid, X Mis. Helen Landeen, Deaconess; Patients Tmlav—IIS C enter street; Mrs. P atricia M.or- were faborably affected by in Anna Wlnaler. C., speeding, $30 bond forfeited. Hartfbrd Gas. Co...... 35 38'* The bride is a graduate of the More than 100 town officials, em mantic. There is a large dwelling Following the business meeting Chester, who charged deaerUen, ry before Joining the staff of Pio William Burke, Miss Kale Dunn, ADMITTED FRIDAY: Stanley anda. 44 Mor.se road; Mr.s. Alice creased sales and, favorable condi Al.so Leonide Michaud, 35. Rock So. New England Rockville High School. T3ie bride h er 1951. house, acreage, and farm build the pages of a wedding album will was awarded her divorce from neer Parachute Company in Aug Murray Wheeler, Budget and Fi Blake, 83 Bridge' atreet; Morton Gadoiirv, Willimantic. ployes and frielids of George H. Rev. Dr. Watson Woodruff of ings- The Badorea are former He tions for hydro generation,” were he turned back as live models will ville, failnre to notify niotor ve nance committee. T el...... ; , . . .34 36 groom attended the Technical Some diamonds are dark brolvn, Robert A. Sturtevant, aim Of ust, 19.31, were: vice pre.sident of Handler. 39 Gerard street; Mark DISCHARGED Y E S TERDA Y; High School. Springfield, Mass., Waddell attended ceremonies in Avon, a long and close friend of bron residents. Mrs. Badore was the reason'for the improvement. portray both old and new wedding pink or canary yellow. hicle department of change of ad- Official Visit Alanutucturtng Comiianles Manchester. T uners Universal Winding {'ompany. Joffa, 253 Hilliard street; Mrs. Mrs. Gerti-ude Potter, 113 Park Am. Hardware ...... and is employed by Chapman the Municipal Building Friday af- Waddell, delivered the dedicatory Lucy Tennant, daughter of Jared Providence, R. T., con.sultant with dre-'s. $.3, and overcrowding front Members of the Rockville Em Rachel Munsie, 144 Campfield . 16 18 street; Eugene Avery, Rockville; Arrow, Hart, Heg. ... . 36',* 39'.. Valve Corporation. ternoon when a plaque dedicated to address. Dr. Woodruff was a for- B. Tennant. They have four chil Rath A Strong, Inc,, Boston: and scat.of vehicle. $12; John Kiistow- blem Club will accompany District road; Mrs. Hazel T hum ith. 243 Miss Lillian Randail, Rockville; A.ssoc. Spring ...... 2 5 ', 28'.. S'ojka-Egnat the- memory of her late husband mer pastor of the Center Congre- dren. l5I5I5ISf5IE'5MSISISJi'VGJSISI51SI31Sl&f3ISJ3/Sn9IGlSI5J5ISI5151IIIBISlBI58nmiSIMflUUSIM industrial engineer of the Whit sky. 6fi, Rockville, pas.sing a .stop Deputy Mae McVeigh of M anches East Ce'nter street; Wilmer Be- Morton Handler, 39 Gerard street’; was unveiled by Mrs. Ann Waddell gatlonal Church. Pastor John G. Beck officiated A ntennas sign, $6: W illiam C. Loftiis, 19. ter to Putnam on Wednesday eve- land. East Hartford. Bristol B r.iss ...... 1 4 ', 1 6 ': ^îas Joanne Mae Egnat. daugh ney Chain Manufacturing Com Mrs. Wanda Pomphrey, Rockville: Cheney Bros...... (above). The presentation speecji was yesterda.v at the Hebron and Broad Broonk. speeding charge ing, June 3, when she pays her of ADMITTED SATURDAY; Mrs. . 10 11'-J ter of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Egnat pany of Hartfoid. Alex Gone!, Sr., 24 West street. Collin.* ...... ino 11.3 of 324 Hud/on street. Hartford, be Manchester's first town manager, made by Bujiding Inspector David Gilead Congregational Churches; AND Harry moved from Rhode Island reduced to violation of the riles ficial visit to the Putnam Emblem Madeline Collins, Wapping; Mrs. DISCHARGED TODAY; Mrs. Waddell served the town for 35, Chambers, chairman of the Wad- 10 a.m.. at Hebron, Sunday school Club. ^ ■ R m -H art ...... 3 6 '.J 39'-: came the bride of Raymond Sojka, to Manchester with his family in of the road, $9; Albeit LaMarche, Sarah McAdam, 100 Concord road; Pauline Skinner and daughter, 865 years. He died suddenly in Decern- dell Memorial Fund. preceding, and at 11:15 a.m.. at .34, Ro'kville, violation of proha- Coop Burns Ffitz Johnson, 34 Clinton street; Middle Turnpike, east: Linda Lee Fafnir Bearing ...... 33'., .36', son of Mr. and Mrs. John Sojka, the summer of 19.31. He had H art Cooley ...... 3 4 ', 3 7 ', Sr., of Ellington at St. Cyril and Gilead, Sunday school also preced previously lived in Connecticut : lion, six months at Tolland Cmin- The Rockville Fire Department Mrs. Theresa Angelo. .30 Pine Anderson, 178 Cooper street: Mrs. Keith's Help You Beat The Heat With Good TV Service was called out late Saturday night Lander*. Fral-y. Clk. . 26 28 Methodius Church. Hartford. The Hartford High School and is em ing. • eight years before moving to jty jail; John Coppola, 47. X'cw street; Mrs. Marilyn Holmes, 468 Carol Kuehl, 16 North Elm street. The Rev. H. R. Keen officiated at SEE Haven, failure to reduce speed at * when fire destroyed a chicken coop Adam s street; Jo.seph S artor, 117 BIRTH FRIDAY: A daughter to New B rit. Mach. Co. . 36 38 Rev. B. Gadarowski officiated at ployed at the Hartford Steam Aiiiiiial Picnic Set Rhode Island. North and Judd .... . 26 the 10 a. m. ceremony. the service In St. Peter's Episcopal ! an Inlei'seclion. $18. on the property of .Mrs. Anna Gill. Eldridge street; Mrs. Alice Brew Dr. and Mrs. Nicholas Marziola, 65 29 Boiler Inspection and Insurance He has three daughters in the Rus.sell Mfg, ...... 12 The bride was given in marriage Church at 11 a.m., Church school Sky Watidi Soon 2.3 Linden street,'The owner stated ster, Glastonbury, F'ritderick Kent, Benton street. 14 Companj'; The bridegroom- attend For Nurses’ Aides piiblie schools of Manchester. Stanley Work com- . . 44 47 by her father and was attended by ed Rockville High School and is preceding. M is. Mildred Howland, director the coop*was not in use and there 28 McKinley street: Mrs. Janet BIRTH SUNDAY; A daughter to was no idea how the fire started. Boucher. 28 Woodbridge street. Mr. and Mrs. John Mullin, 151 Terry Steam ...... 88 98 Wanda Tracinski as maid of honor employed by the same firm. Envelops containing donations of Civil Defense for the town of Torrington ...... 27'j, 2 9 ', and Susan Stabile as bridesmaid. for the John Powers relief fund Vernon, annoiim-es that the Ob- The owner also Said it was planned ADM ITTED SUNDAY: L.vnn School street. Marriage IJrenses The American Red Ooss Nurses' Boil Voyage Fai’ly to get some chickens shortly.____ U. S. Envelope com. . 67 77 Peter Ottaviano acted as ring Marriage intentions have been were turned in. The Powers family Potterton’s -servati-on-Post-on Fox Hill--wiH- re Hagedorn... 157_Pitkin jitxeel; .^ s. . .BIRTH TQDAYl.A spp to Mr, and Aide annu.al picnic win ,b«..held .qu ' =------FAMOrs FOR SEaVICe FOR 51 TEARR • — ------Another Big f'lsh Mis. Richardson Stevenson, RFD U. S. Envelope'pfd. . .-58 - 63 •bearer. The -best man was Al filed al't'he'Town 'ClerlT8’''6frice by suffered severe TpersOhil loss Iff a ISO Center St. (Cor. Churrh h Center) Where It's easy to park open shortly with full tune covoi- Edith Reynolds, 236 West Center T uesda.v, June 9, at 6 p.m.. at the For Mrs. (iiislafsoii A third large fish was caught in street: Mrs. Sarah Robinson, 2, M anchester. Vecdcr-Flool ...... 29 32 phonse Sojka of Somers. Frank Eugene Hasting*. U. S, fire which gutted their apartment age. The shack on top of Die liill The above quotations are not to The usher was Matthew S. Navy, Charleston, N. C., and Lena home of Mrs. William Brennan, 21 in Colchester last week. is being repnireci and volunteers Snipsic Lake on Sunday when Rockville; Alvin Jacobs, Colches George C. Gordon, Sr., of Tolland bo construed as actual markets. Bronisz. brother of the bride. The Joyce BrentenFin, of Ellington, also Mt. Nebo place. All American Red I^^Mrs. Lulu Lord Downs, widow ate being recniited. Mrs. How ter: Mr.s. Eva G ottier. Rockville; bride's gown was of nylon with Mrs, Inga Gustafson, .34 Clinton avenue landed an 8-pound 2-ounce Nancy and Sophie Sitek, Rock marriage intentions have been the late Charles A. Downs, and land says that all volunteers will embroidered bodice, pure silk skirt Ooss Nurses' Aides are Invited tof street, was guest of honor at a bon brown trout, Stanley Dowgewicz ville; William Grady, Lake atreet; Play to Follow Cicada.s often are called locusts filed in the Town Clerk’s office by her son and daughter-ln-la'w. Mr. now be coveiecl by msuiance, because when American colonist.s fa.shioned over blush pink silk taf attend. voyage party last Wednc.sday eve catching a 7-poiind 2-ounce brown Mary Elizabeth Barres, Ware Charles Edward Blank. Jr.. 1 tie- No reservation cards are being and Mrs. Morgan G. I»rd, of ning in the Fvangeline Room at which has been one of the main : first saw them they feared's feta with a chapel train. Her veil man. P ainted Post, N. Y., and Waterford, were callers on Mrs. ELECTRIC AIR CONDITIONER obstacles in getting' volunteers in at the Lake and then Saturday house Point; Mrs. Mary Priskwal- Queen’s (’.rowiiiiig mailed out, but Mrs. Hall Stewart, Murphy's Restaurant, given hy a do. 64 Birch street; Mrs. Louise I plague like tho.se they had read was floor length French illusion. Gloria Ann Parent, 24 Florence Downs’ sister-ln-law, Mrs. E. G. I the past. It is also announced that catching a 5-pound 2-ounce fish. ; about in the Bible. She carried sweetheart rosea and avenue, Ellington. chairman, and her committee are group of her fellow employees at Fisliermen who inspected the Wallace. 72 Lyne.ss street: John trying to contact all the aides by Lord, last Friday. Mrs. Downs and the Manchc.ster Morles, Edward Bryan is the new super Galla.ssi, Sr.. 11 Strant street: Mrs. London- (^’) The dais in Wc.st- lilies of the valley. The maid of DON’T WAIT untU It’s HOT . . . this ytar be one caught by Gordon said it had honor was gowned in pink nylon phone. Anyone ' who is not con her son are former Hebron resi A delicious buffet supper va.s visor of Ail' Warning service, aii'l Ella Krastins. 64 Birch atreet; m inster .Abbey w here Queen E liza Manchester Evening Herald El ready whsn ths hot, humid days arrivo! Every home \. that he will be In complete charge the appearance of a trout except tulle, the bridesmaid in light green tacted by June 5 and who wishes dents. sei'ved. followed by dancing. Tlic Mrs. Tone Skiff, 2.31 McKee street; lington rorre»pondenl, Mr*. G. F. Improves Land can b* cool and eomfortabis, with a Remington! of the. Post operation. for a alight difference in the beth will be enthroned for her nylon tulle. The bride’s mother Berr, telephone Rock\1lle 5-9318. to attend the picnic Is asked to honor guest received many beauti inoiil h.. which caused .some to think Brian Anderson, 37 Saulters road; call either Mrs. Walter Balch or Louis Ellenberd has been mak Flag Day Observance Mrs. Alice Cahoon. 15 St. John crowning on June 2 will be the wore a navy lace crepe with or ful gifts. that it might be a cross with land stage’ eight days later for a DE chid acce.ssories; the bridegroom’s IN'DI.AN W ARNING Mrs. Edward Mack. ing changes and Improvements on * ' ’ Mrs. Gustafson, with her hus General Frederick Reincke of street; Eileen Kelly, 250 High the piece of land recently acquired ★ Purifies The Air You Breathe! the Connecticut State Guard will locked salmon at one time caught modern moralin’ play the first mother, navy lace with pink acces Phoenix, Arlz.-(-Pi—Unless bet In case of rain the event will be 1 band and son. Jack, c.xpects to .sail -street, west; James Barry, IS X ' hy him, known as the Keubler be the principal speaker at the an at Snipsic Lake. Gordon said it to be performed In the historic old gnsmoi sories. The reception was held at ter cooperation in making delin held at St. Mary's Episcopal A Filters Out Distressing Pollens! Friday for Sweden on hoard the Linnmore drive; Mrs. Margaret pint. nual Flag Day observance by took about 15 minutes to land the Gayet. 116 Wells street; TTiomas abbey for 400 years. the Villa Maria. Glastonbury. quent fathers support their chil Church. Grlpsiiolm. Tliey will return to fish which dove for deep water The play, written by poet •lonn Le«ktir ii. .'Iftntxmnerr For her wedding trip the bride dren is forthcoming, aid to de- He ha.* widened the large brook A Moisture Magnet, Wrings Out E x c e s s Rockville Lodge of Elks on Mon Quish. 6 Charter Oak street. ‘Woman They Manchester in September. day evening, June 1.3. T3ic exer- after being hooked. When he Christopher Hassnll. is called "Out “Indian chose a violet princess coat with lyndcnt children on the Navajo In- Astronomers discovered recent- and partially straightened it, and ADM ITTED TODAY: N ancy -.-Mmost made other changes. Moisture, Up to 56 Qts. A Day. ('isos W ill he preceded by a street finally pulled it toward the boat, of the Whirlwind" and present.s a patent accessories. The couple will dMn Reservation will be cut off, j ly that all stellar systems beyond Trueman, .32 McKee street; Lynched” Uprisins:” Observe Anniversary narade which will incinde two his son netted the fish. Michele Drapeau, 181 Princeton modern version of the . biblical be at home at Crystal Lake after tne Arizona Wo’fare Board has the earth's own galaxy, the Milky A Cools When You Need It! Effectively. .Inlin Sadlak theme of Job. June 2. warned the Na-.^ n Tribal Council Way. are twice as far away F is was Mr. *nd Mrs. Clarkson L. Bailey OMi m. ^peeialuti Town militia companies from the State street. W ril.. • • IIA TTI.l: f l B I ' l S " mid observed their 11th wedding an Equal To 1600 Lbs. Of Ice Daily! Guaid. Also participating will he John Sadlak. 72, of 121 Congi css DISCHARGED FRIDAY: Mrs. Gangs of workmen will clear the "TOMCiHT HK SIM i" Tri h. The bride graduated from the and the U. S. Indian Bureau. 1 previously supposed. street, Springfield, Mass., died space in front of the abbey altar O A pediatrist is concerned with the A dverlisciiieiil the American Legion. Vetei'ans of Emma Bikemicks, 436 North Main A Fits Easily In Living Room, Office Or Bed* Foreign Wars and Roy .Scouts, Saturday night at the home of Mrs. street: Mrs. Elizabeth Schlack, 89 of its coronation trappings and room! hygiene and diseases of children. Our \hcrehy given of a puh- The members of Manchester Julia Sadlak of 162 W est Main Summer strCet: Mr.s. Verna Lovely; furniture in time for the play’s opening on June 10. specialty is the prom pt and precise com bc held by the' Lodge of Elks, which will he in street where he was visiting. He East Hartford; Mrs. Minnie Pheif- A Quickly Installed, No Drain Connections stituted on Salnrday, June 13, will was a brother-in-law of Mrs. Sad- fer... South C oventry; Mr.s. Alice pounding of prescriptions. When your Board of Directors of the Town Required! of Manihe.sler in the nuditonii ii join in the observance with tlio lak and an uncle of Congressman- Martin, 168 South Main atreet; LOBSTER EATINO CO.NTE.ST HARTFORD pediatrist (or any other medical prac- I of the Hollister Street School, n incnibcrs of Rockville Lodge. The at-Large Antoni N, Sadlak. He Sidney Gillis. Wlnd.sor Locks: Mr.s. A tlantic City. N. J. i;Pi- Lob- D R IJ f l.ll A Just Plug It In — Dial Your Relief! I the Town nf^Manche.ster at 8:00 ob.scr'vnnci- of F lag Da,v is inamla- Icavo.s his wife, M rs. K atarzyna Mildred Dewey. 28 Otis street; ster.s took the place of ple.s in an titioner) writes a prescription, bring it ; lory for cvei v Lodge of Elk.s by Kurkierek Sadlak: three daugh- Ml.ss Delores cSoss, 108 Plym outh eating contest held at a hotelmen’s I p. m. on Monday. Jiine 8. 19.3.3, to convention. to us for skilled professional service. ^ a.s.se.s.s two-lhird.s of the co.sl of the Grand Lodge of the Order. The I ter.s, Mrs. Peter Clefe, Mr.s. Ed- lane; Jame.s Massey. RFD 2. Man cxcrci.sc.s will .start promptly at 7 j miind Eolek and Mrs. Raymond chester; Richard Lee, Rockville; The winner ate 29 lob.sters and I .sidewalks, curbs and repaiis iipi'm tos.sed in two claws for good SALE! S y ra c u se C h in a 0 clo( k and will take pla<-e on the ' Zaleski. and a sister. Mrs. Jacob A H Ari’V HIT! I the properly adjacent to Harlan Jacob Hampton, 12.3 Summer mea.sure. RELIEF FROM HAY FEVER AND ASTHMA! .street to deteriiune whether oi- renace in front of the Rockville | Senk, all of Springfield. The body street: Mrs. Lucy Gunther, 78 '‘H ERE UO.'MUS ' not the public interest and con Home, weather permitting. I was taken to the O'Donnell Fu- Florence street;’Mrs. Vera Oakes. THE tiROO.M” NATIONAL SYRACUSE CHINA WEEK - JUNE 1 $t to «th You’ll Feel Ketter, You'll Act Better . . . You’ll Live Again In Health And Com fort. . . NORTH END PHARMACY venience require the i-onstiiicUon Roy B. Paige is i hairman of I'he , neral Home in Springfield on Sun- 61 Hawthorne street; Mrs. Cora nin* I'ri.kliy 8 DEPOT SQUARE—TEL. MI-9-4.585 of a sidewalk, curlis and lepnirs 1 ominittcc In chnige a.4sisted by | day. Services will take place at Clemens. Phoenixville; Mrs. Helen .'.inr W.imml And It’.s Perfect Relief For Those Who Suffer From Hay Fever And Asthma. A Rem* or the east aiid West sides of Har the following: Arthur E. (Thatler-j Holy Rosaiy Church, Springfield, Benson. 16 Munro street; Mrs. MANCHESTiK / “INVASION ingrton Is An Investment In Comfort And Better Health ... Plan To Choose-Yours Early! “WHERE FILLINC; F’RESCRIF*TIONS FS A lan Street in the Town of Man ton, Herbert *Friedrich, AUv i with burial at St. Stanislaus Ceme- Mabel Wilson. 31 Mather street; I'. S. A." chester. .'imon Cohen. Cal l Gochring, j tery, Chicopee Falls, Mass., at a Miss Ruth Leonard, Stafford; Mrs. Cirrald .Mohri SPECFAF.TY, NOT A SFDEF.FNE” Harold Thirkinglon. Kdmund Pola. time tp be announced. Pauline Leighton. 39 Cottage STATE Secretary of Board of Dirccloi-s Allen Lisl<, Stanley McOav, Ralph ] DemiM-ratic Meeting street: Mrs. G race Fla veil. 38',* 1/ 3 . . . . r*AY EI.ECTRFC FFFFA.S HERE of the Town of Mancheslei', Cramer, |' The Tolland County Democratic Church street; Fldmund Kiely, 250 STARTS WEDI< iA Y h. p. Model $229.95 % h. p. Model $329.95 tl\. Robert , Pigeon, Williaiii I Assoiialion will hold its election of j High street, west; Jack Darby, C'onn. WED. 3 Teriinicolor Hit*! I cuss, John Rady, ,\ttv. Robert . officers tonight at 9 o'clock at the j Glastonbury; Mrs. Emily Doellner, Kahan. Rnvmond Foi'stcr, Patrick “ RLAZING FO REST” Kq.scluszko, Rajjroom, 1 V’ernon j 66 Park street: Mrs. Helen Middle- ...... “HQRlZONtS WE.ST’' J. ■Johnstrm.'John'G.' Dfivi'a; 'Samti.-l avenue. The'gucst speaker will j brook, 14'Dover road; Mrs. 'Beat- ALLrrSSlN -Available On Easily Arranged^-Budget Terms! J. T3irl:ington, Jr.. I.conBrd A. be Chairman John Brennan of East rice Manning, 47 Maple atreet; ITS SPLEmR.: Brown. Carl A. Keller, Harold C. Hartford. John Girardlni will Earl Paliiska, Rockville; Harold t W eek Only! Bu rnham . preside at the meeting. A social I Crozier, Jr., 110 Ru.s.sell stre e t; ITS LUSTY LOVE SAVE DURING OUR Installation Tonight period will follow the business se.s- Mrs. Ann Johnson and daughter, The officers of the Maple Street sion. 145 West Center street; Thomas FOîlFE! Parent Teacher as.sociation will be l.ittle I.^gue Opens Conn. 509 Adams street; Mrs. Elsie OF MANCHESTER installed tonight with the .supper T3ie Little League baseball sea- Hutcheon and son. Rockville; originally planned being omitted. ROMULUS prMMh 10% •son opened here on Sunday after Emilio Schiavetti. 367 Hilliard I.AST TIME.S TONKJHTl UPHOLSTERFNG SALE The annual reports will be pre- JOSE FOR FtNf street; George Long. 10 Keeney •sented at the business meeting noon with a parade and appropri ate ceremonies. The opening wa.s street: Mrs. - Domenica Fike, 121 i scheduled to start , at 8 o'clock Waddell road. 2 M.G.M. Hall of Fam e H its ! . I sharp. Wrtton Powell will be in- originally scheduled for Saturday, and postponed until yesterday on d i s c h a r g e d SATURDAY: FERRER 1 stalled as president with other Ryith'sMIC MAfU CT on.jnriTf- .... OFF 1115 WAIN ST OPiÔSlTf MiCH •• iiii'il 3 PC. SET : officers as follows: Mrs. \yjlliam account of rain. The parade, led Mrs. Carolyn Bentley. 18 Canter “TRADER “.Sequoia” .. .»■ I-*- ■ i LLswcll, vice president; Mrs. Har- by Rockville police, formed at the bury street; Mrs. Olga Feshler. 9 Elks Club nrior to the game, and Sanford road; Mrs. Virginia HORN’’ "I'h j old Hocring, trea.surer; Mrs. Wes- toon \vii3 23'* V . delegate.s. Mrs. Ha,rry Bergstrom Frederick Berger brought the M aple street: MTs. N ancy Mendell will be the installing officer, greetings of the city and First Se and son, 89 Milford road; Charles TUESDAY O.NLY* And I'p j Walter Sage, of the Public Serv- lectman Herbert Pagan! of the Odom. Ellington; Petrine Nielsen, Settings Town of Vernon. Repre.sentative ! ice Department will speak on 712 Center street: Mrs. Mafolda Waller l*ideron c Toirr foi*d "Child Behavior.” An open discu.s- Simon Cohen of Ellington spoke Quey. 73 West atreet; Mrs. Lillian tinno (irror LET’S GET sion will follow. of the man.v recreational facilities Wilson. -Andover; Mrs. Lorraine “Calling Baby Sitters in the city and extended beat wish Brennan and son. 383 Hilliard BOYS « GIRLS Bulldog “You For I The Rockville Public Health es to all members of the league street; S tanley W ithrow , 128 According-To Fabrics CORALBEL* one of our ex* _ 14 YEARS AND OLDER Nur.sing Association is announc- for the .season. Following the Lenox street; Patty Miller, 18 PLUS , . . Stanley Clement* In Drummond" Me" D O W N ; ing the list of girls who have quali- flag raising in which Boy Scouta Danver road; Ma'rk 2toppa, 253 “WHITE LIGHTNING*’ qui$ite Syracuse patterns, . fled a.s baby sitters by the success- a.s.sisted. and the singing of the ACQUAINTED Hilliard street; Mrs. Marjorie NOW ONLY 9.50 a place set FOR ; ful (ompletion of the course spon- Star Spangled Banner, Selectman Sloan. Vernon; Mrs. Eleanor Sol- IN ORDER THAT WE MAY CUSTOM MADE , sored recently by the association. Paganla threw the first ball which lanek and son, 73 Tanner street; NO ADVANCE IN PRICES ting. Other Syracuse patterns The following have received certi- wa-s caught by Mayor Berger, and ■ r from 5.17 to 22.50. MEET MANY OF THE I ficate.s. Janice Bartlett, Dianne the 1953 Little League season was PoFrerns'"® ' SLIP COVERS, j Dowding. Carolyn Musser, Doreen under way. Details will be found MOTORING PUBLIC OF MANCHESTER Waltz, Louise Billings, Marcia on the Sports page. I C lark, Barbara Chemlstruck, MANCHESTER PLEASE ACCEPT * Summer Work i Bett.v Coburn. Barbara Gessay, LAST 2 DAYS All Talrottville items are now V MY INVITATION TO A ON |.50 I Ursula Lynch. Nancy Newmarker, handled through the Manohmiter ENDS And Up You must act oulekly to tnjoy Hioso savings! Ooly Judy Rocker, Donna Smith, Patri- .Evening Herald Rockville -bureau, ; cia Surdell and Ina Oaire White. located at One Market atreet, tele STATE TOMORROW during Notional Syrocuso Chino Wook con wo offer phone Rockville 5-SI36. FIIIST FUIUK FMM « miOII STUOKI IN 10% off on t|io beautiful china which boors this fa* mous name. Come in and choose from 15 patterns. FREE AGRICULTURAL JOBS DRAPES, CORNICES INTERNATIONAL JAM bgales, Arlz. -(B— Don Alejan- It's o reol opportunity to own and onjoy the fine BRING BIRTH CERTIHCATE COLLA dfo Villasenor, Mexican consul china you've always wanted. Michools oosy thrifty here, has asked assistance of traf- Lubrication Job TEL. MI-9-7862 ! fic engineers of the Mexican and payment plan mokes it oil the more attractive! CALLS TAKEN UP TO 9 l>. M. Construction Co. ; U. S. governments to work out I some way of alleviating the traffic THIS OFFER EXTENDS THROUGH LAWN ROLLING congestion in Nogales, Sonora, THE WEEK OF JUNE 1st REGISTER NOW AMESiTE DRIVES ! Mexico, just across the intemation- I al border from this city. All* traffic nOM WMNEI M m MNATMAL VISION t^-^^W A R N K R C O L O R j now goes down the narrow main SIGNED: ROBERT S. TAINTOR THOMAS POLLA I street of the Mexican city, Calle STERLING ' Obregon. VINCENT PRICE • FRANK LOVEJOY • PHYLLIS KIRK CONNECTICUT STATE Constmet/on Co. Increase in both truck and pas- CMKH.YN m s fMILPICHM ttivu' aenger.car traffic has brought PLUS XAVIER CUGAT and HIS ORCHESTRA y JEWELERS — SILVERSMITHS UPHOLSTERING and DECORATING CO PheiM MI-9-5224 about a criticaj kltuatlon, the con* 958 MAIN ST. — MANCHESTER TAINTOR PONTIAC, Inc. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE ^ $ sul declared. He wants truck traffic Price* for tlU* ehow: M a t 7 , ^ - .•v-w,. c-Js -*e.' ■' X 4 ■ / : ./ 7 " . ./:'. r / ' ■ ‘ r 1 X \/ I y ' > ■ - 'I r , ' ■ ' I . - . ■' i - PAGFFOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, JUNE 1, 1953 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALP, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, JUNE 1, 1053 PAGB FIVE

dBBcon: Mr*. Jaiie Maccarone was tour of the Middle East and South organist and soloist. Burial was in About Town Asia. Lawton Road ^ Dr. Taylor to Head When President Meets Presiflent Sucliaii^kys Feted Ike urges Obituary St. James' Cemetery, where Father fleciprocal Plian 'W ould Dulles, Secretary of Defense Wil Hughes resd- the committal serv son and Gen. J. Lawton Collins, th^ Skywatch Schedule Tobacco Test Lab On Silver Wedding ice. Mystic Rsvisw, No. 3, Woman's Army Chief of Staff, conferred Sat YEAR ROUND rilR CONDITION N.: Bearers were Robert Crawford, Benefit A*8ocist.lon. will meet to. urday with Elsenhower. Declining Dispute JEnds . ■'/ — — S V oice, Henry McCann, Frank -McCann, Apt Hiirting morrow a t S p.m. in Odd Fallow* to give details,' the 'White "House Tuesday, June 2 . -- • New Haven,- June *1—Dr; Gordon- Mr. Shd'Mrs.'.lacob SuchahSkjf, lllUilM R Deaths H alt T ru ce 12 Midnight. 2 a. m. . - Volunteer* Needed Sylvester McCann, Louis Groniddo hall. said th* session was devoted to Building In sp e c^ David Cham Taylor has been appointed assis Fa1rvie.w street, who will ob- 2 a. m.—4 a! m. I ...... Volunteera Needed Modm FaeHiti«s and Edward Hildebrand. Korea. bers .on Friday, (ssued permits for tant to the director of The Con Scryd their 25th wedding anni Paaquale Smstchetti the constructiqh of two houses on 4 a. m.—6 a. m...... Volunteer* Needed versary . tomorrow, were honored . . enable the Quiah Funeral Home to pro Four nurses from the Manches necticut Agricultuial Experiment Aid Shuffle Pasquale Smachetti. 76, of- M Mrs, Anna F. Rudaz State Firms ter Memorial HospiUl staff will O pposition Lawton road to Green Manor 6 a., m.—9 a. m.- ...... Richard Frosch, Richard Bolin qt a silver anniversary parly Sat- vide smooth, dignified service In comfort* 9 a, rn.—12 Noon .... Station, in charge of he .station’s Summer Street, well known gro Funeral services for Mrs. Anna visit the new Memorial Grace Sub-Committees Estates, Inp.', ending a long-stand ...... Mr.s. Mary Close. Jacqueline. Ben 'tirday night in Tinker Hall. Friends able anrroundinga. (Oontinned From Pafo Onejt cer in Manciiester for Many years, Fletcher Rudaz. widow of Daniel (Continued From Pago Oaa) ing controversy between the town nett , * tobacco laboratory, at Windsor, it from PjCnnsylvrinia, New York a-nd Hospital in New Haven Tuesday. (Contluued Fnoni Paga One) died Friday night-at the Manches Rudaz, who died in Hartford Hos Making the trip will be Miss and the''%uilding and realty firm 12 Noon—3 p. m. , i ...... Mr.s. Robert Coleman, Robert was announced today by Station Manchester V-crc present. lated foreign information pro ter Memorial Hospital, after a pital Friday, were held this af;- last year totaled some 11,656,()00. Beatrice Binder, director ot nurs To Study Plans over th* status of the street. ^ Gcnovesl Director Jam es G. Horsfall. Pre.*!cnt at .the affair also were William P. Quish M itchell S-S940 grams. long illness. temoon at two o’clock at the The clock industry, the commis cy cabinet meeting at President Tke permits were issued after 3 p. m.—6 )■). 111...... Mr.s. Hazel Small, Robert Calhouii The appointment becomes effective the attendants at their wedding ing .services; Mr*. Edna McKenzie, Syngman Rbee’s summer villa in June 2. 1928, John Klein and Mrs. Fur\eral John Tierney Presumably Stasscn would lake Born in Italy, he came to this Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main sion found, said that it faced a head nurse in obstetrics; Miss For High School ToWn Counsel Charles N. Crock 6 p. m.—8 p. m...... Ru.s.sell Wirtalla, Allen Wahre.k July 1. country 60 years ago, flrst resid Chinhae and told newsmen; ett i!tes consider appropriations totaling huslne.ss portion "is part of a $32r),000/gla.sa top observation ear ■songs, and selections by the The party was given by Miss PRESSURE Saturday night after a short 111- funeral home. , a birthday cake with 11 candles Favre's cousin. Mrs. Adolph 5. 1216 Palestine refugee program While some industries were this for the reluctant prisemers, $5,450,000, last estimates given comprehensive layout for the use and a -rfay roach, and both burned rhythm band. After the, festivities ne.ss. Burial was in Center Cemetery. smarting under the tariff policy, made by his mother. including also 14.500 ChiiuKê: jo the^hell.s after pa.s.scngers es Melal Processing Pecotte, Mrs. Esther Cuneo and and American contributions to a He was born in Carlisle, Eng for the cost of the two schools. of property by the corporation," the children served refleshments. United Nations-run . technical aid East Hartford. Bearers were tl.e commission found the hat in- Turn them over to a fiye-nation The School Building Committee caped/ A wooden trestle be Miss Frances Cunco, mother and land, Oct. 27, 1893 and had been Samuel Orr, Ford Crosby, Qeorge commission headed by Iridia for a and when part of the comprehen- , Ilrrald Plu»to. sister of the bridegroom-elect. Rel SEAL program overseas. du.stry quite contented. Robert J. Modesn, aviation will meet tomorrow, either before alve use is denied. It throws the neath them was fired. The Army and Navy Club will (Continued from Pag* One) The director of the new United a resident of Manchester for the Mara, Harry Zacardi, James The hat industry, it seems, was structural mechanic airman, USN, 90-day "explanation” period by the The last five cars -the diner and A president gets a president’s autograph. This is a tvpical atives and friends attended from pa.st 16 years. He had been em or after the joint meeting of the entire tract into limbo." meet at the clubhouse at 7 o’clock scene around Manchester High School this lime of year as ntiideiits States Information agency would Daven and Isaac Cole. able to persuade tariff officials of son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mo- Communists. If some still refuse four'.sleeping cars--went down a tonight, and leave for the Holmes Hartford. Willimantic, Glaston ployed by Pratt and Whitney Air three town agencies, to study once After the commisaion’a refusal. 1941, .charged that he was otTered get their Somanhis year books signed by graduating seniors. Class bury and this town. report to President Eisenhower the harm being done by foreign dean, 11 Franklin street, is serv to return, a post-ai^lstice politi more the plans for the proposed 15-foot embankment. ^ Funeral Home, 400 Main street, to five million dollars in cash and a craft in the assembly department. Mrs. Boleslaw Fleaclk cal conference wqujif discuss their Green Manor decided to build five President Jim Farrell (right), puts his autograph under his picture The bride-to-bc waa seated un WINDOWS through the National Security Imports and was able to obtain ing with Air Transport Squadron six-room elementary achool on Kee homes on the land, three on Ver "The good Lord seerned to -be pay their respects to Robert Reed, salary of $50,000 a year for five He leaves his wife, Ida Chap The funeral of Mrs. Marie higher tariff rates. This served fate, and if thy" conference can’t with us," said Ernest B. Wey- In Bob Provost’s year hook, Provost Is the- newly elected president der a para.sol in green and yellow Council instead of through the 22 at th* U. 8. Nav'al Air Station, ney atreet before the public hear non street and two on LaWton Jr., who wa.s a member. years, tax free, "if I would sell of the Student Council. Secretary of State as is now the man Reed; three sons, Everett Plescik, wife of Boleslaw Pieseik, to cut imports from 50 per cent in Norfolk, Va. settle it, the /question would pe gandt of Portland. Ore., who wa.s to unwrap her gifts. Reed of Salt Lake City, Utah; ing Wednesday. Latest estimates road. The permits for Vernon the patent rights so the process The hostesses served a delicious case. 30 Columbus street, was held this 1948 to around 15 per cent for the turned over td the UN General As place the cost of the achool at in a bedroom compartment in ±Hb Robert Reed, 3rd, of Monrovia. sembly. '' street were issued, but the build Regina D’ttalia Society will could be put on the .shelf." buffet lunch, the table was cen To wash Anderson Pressure Seal Double In announcing the reorganization morning at 8.-30 from the W. P. past two years. $450,000. ing Inspector held back on the oth rear ca'r. "I woke up when ^tir meet tonight at the Italian-Anier- "I rejected the offer," .Skillon Commerce. Born in Platte County, Scutl, 53. motorboat racer and de Hunjr Windows .vou lift them out; wash them Calif, and James W. Reed of Quish Funeral Home, and at 9 Governor Lodge asked for the Leak.s about the plan drew this, car began bouncing over the ties, Mo. Died Saturday. signer. Born in Ventnor Heights, tered- with a three-tiered cake, plans, White House press secretary Pasadena, Calif.; two brothers, ■ The public hearing on the pro er two, on the contention that ican club- for it.s monthly business said, "when they refused to make it decorated in green and yellow. o’clock at ,St. Bridget’s Chimh. survey in connection with congres comment" by the Communist Pei then came to rest at a 45-degree Pasadena, Calif. — Richard W. N. J. Died Sunday. indoors. Exclusive new wedge-like action per James C. Hagerty called attention Jame.s Reed of Fall River, Mass., Public Records ping radio—that South Kohea is posed $5,000,000 high school will Lawton road was not an accepted meeting. available to the armed services to Mi.ss ~ Favre's associates in Rev. 'Theodore Gubals was the sional consideration of proposals angle.” Simpson. 78, retired South Caro mits easy removal; easier operation: weather- ^•1 to one paragraph of the President's and Albert Reed of Dighton, violating the secrecy of last Mon be held Friday. street. stop the war." Tuesdn^ Ariz. - - Mrs. Bc.ssie Cheney Brothers main office also celebrant at the Maas, Rev. Rob to make changes in the act. Pres S. \V. Finney of Molalla, Ore., lina, Virginia and Florida news Eunice NHawkins, 62, national tight. message to Congress bn the de Ma.s.s.; one sister. Mrs. George Warantee Deed day's meeting by divulging "the However, Crocketts’ opinion, de Friends in town have received The Standard-Times says gov gave her a miscellaneous shown;-. partment changes. ert Carroll the deacon and Rev. ident .Eisenhower has asked Con livered to General Manager Rich who was in the observation car, news of the serious lllne.s.s of Rev. ernment records were exploited for paperman and one time White presidentXof the Military Order of Aspden of Worcester, Mass., and James Timmins the subdeacon, gress to extend the act without Stanley V. Saviskl and Julia G. cohlents of the new American pro She will be married in St.' Jame.s’ This said it is important that Union Employes, ard Martin Thurada.v, stripped the said ’"Tile only thing that kept us Willard J. McLoughlin, former a year in preparing the .series. One House correspondent for the As the Purple, Heart Auxiliary. Died Church on Saturday, June 27, at two grandchildren. and Mrs. Arlyne Garrity wa.s c,r- change for one year. Saviski to Helena M. Baker, pro posal and the contents of the on Ihe tracks was a light pole. We Sunday. ' "each chief of diplomatic mission He was a member of the Nar- executive session itself." town of any ground for refusing pastor of the North Methodist congressional investigator, tlie pa sociated Press. Died Saturday. 10:00 a. m. ganlst and soloist. perty on Hawthorne street. the permits. hit it." In each foreign country provide ragansetl Lodge, A F and AM, of -MaJ. Gen. (Jhol Duk Shin, South Martin. Confer Church, of this towTi, who is a per says, described the records as Washington—Emil Hurja, 61, effective coordination of and for Bearers were Jo.seph McCon- Trade Name / Crockett said.- "There has been Mineral Hospital attendants re patient in Backus Hospital, Nor incomplete in some places and EUROI’EA.\^^K.N "VA.\KEES' P'all River. Maas., and a member ville, Custin Abraitla, H. Kur- Korea’s truce delegate, boycotted former newspaper and magazine eign. policy direction with respect Peiilagon Leaders Howard S. Turkington doing Representatives of the town em a dedication of these streets by leased the names of 36 injured. A wich. "rigorously edited and deleted" in editor and publisher, financial and of the VFW of Manchester. He lowicz, Charles Rogoviski, Wil ® -4P Monday session in embittered op physician .said all but two were to. all United States government served in the 479th Aerial Squad business a t Howard’s'Sleep Center. position to the proposal, and later ployes union conferred with Gen Green Manor. Inc., and an accept others. mining analyst, and early in New Haven. 'Conn. (/Pi If you to COVINTEV^ liam Belhameier and Valerian ance by the Town of Manchester." given emergency treatment and and MARItÔ^w activities in the country." ron during World W ar I. Botniski. Called to Hearing Building Permit* released the text of a letter which eral Manager Richard Martin for The Motherhood of Mary Moth The inventor was the late Franjtlin D. Roosevelt's adminis think ■Connecticut is tlie home of Hagerty said this means the To Helen Wllkos for/Edw ard more than an hour this morning He also said that Green Manor release. The two were Mi.ss Ed ers (Ttircle will meet at the home Dr. Charles Howland-.Shearman of tration executive director of the the Yankee TlieX largcsl element Sei-vices will be held Tuesday Burial was in St. Bridget’s included part of the official record na Diiey of Tacoma, Wash., and ambassador in n particular country Wilkos, for alterations/and addi of the meeting. He had written on changea the union ia interested could probably get a court order if of Mrs. Mary Inkel, 28 Helaine Hamden, Conn., who. in 19.37. be Democratic ■ National committee. among the foici;m born in this at 2 p. m. from the Holmes Cemetery where Father Cuba la Milton Hayes of Chicago. She .suf must be the "head man " all over (Continued From Fags One) tions to a dwelling at 4'M riy road. Lt. Gen. William K. Harrison, Jr.. in making in ita agreement with the town refused to issue the per road, tonight at 8. Mrs, Dorothy came one of the few Americans Bom in O ystal Falls, Mich. Died «talc. according tn latest ccn.sus Funeral Home. 400 Main street. read the committal service there. fered scalp cuts and a possible American activities, including eco $U )00. . / Senior Allied Delegate, to protest the town. mits to build. Donovan will, be coThoste.*is and elected tn honorary, raembership-in Saturday. tabulations! is the' llalian-born The Rev. Arnold W. Tozer of Sec skull injury. His back was hurt. nomic and military aid and even ond Congregational Church will funds, would give the Navy a to the plan. Following, the meeting Martin The only matter remaining to be this will be the final meeting of the the Royal Institution of Great Los Angeles—Richard Ro.sson. group, of which Now Haven lias Marttn G. Brhieldge tal of more than 40 billions. To Zipser Club. Inc., for altera said nothing definite waa settled settled, the width of Lawton road, the armed forces so far as poiicy officiate and burial will be in Sol tions and additions to a social club Meanwhile. Choi told AP cor season. Britain. 60, motion picture director. Born in the largest number. Second is llie' matters are concerned. Private funeral services for Of this. Wilson said about 11 bil and that another conference would "ia a matter of indifference" to diers Field in the East Cemetery. Martin G. Schieldge, 47, of 613 at 35 Brainard Street. respondent Bill Shinn at ESeoul As recently as Ifi.'iO. the article I New York City. Died Sunday, Polish group, with NXiw Britain Repeatedly, Eisenhower himself Friends may call at the funeral lions would be spent in the fiscal that he would continue his unpre- be held next week. Green Manor, according to Rubi Ander.son-Shea Post, No. 2046, say.*. Bernhardt reported to the having more than any mher .Nut-- were held this, after, year that begins July l. sdding-this . ..To Marcel. R. Jutcas.. for altera . Among , the auggeated changea now. There haa been-some discus------j Eyapston, Rl,_ Mrs. G ■BtTBSsed th at the- position of - the home iihttl the'hbur of th'e funeral. noon at 1 o’clock at the John B. cedertted boycott 'of the"'hegolia- VFW- and • Auxiliary,-■ will 'pay Mouse Judiciary '- committee ' a" I Phiniscy Hill, 7(), wife of former meg city! ThffVT are Ihosikof 'Cah Secretary of State in making for ahcuild provide about 408 warships tions and a$l . whether it is happening YO(/ e s r 3 tionally is not a strong supporter Sirs. .Insephine S. Finley ^ Mrs. Helen Johnson, 43 Holl of any central government in Fune’-al .Kervice.® for Mrs. Jose street, Wedne.sday at 6:30 p. m., aÂ/£A/r^/7oo / Latest published figures show CAMELS Bangkok. across the street .... or phine Rmythe Flnjey. 173 Spruce Controller Gives weather permitting. far more popular than any other cigarette! America's smokers have given Camels the greatest vote Aggravating the problem is the ,'treet. widow of Dr. Vincent Fln- Other hostesses assisting will be presence of some 50,000 Annamite lev, were held Satu>-dav morning at Mrs. Hildur Laktng. Mrs. Sally acrett the world. For only refugees who fled French rule of confidence in cigarette history! There have been many 8 :.30 from the T. P^__Holloran Status of Fund Johnson. Mrs. Louis Johnson. Mr*. When fighting broke out after fgf © EASY ON YOUl POCKETSOOK. No big "lump size " Funeral Home and at 9 o'clock at Viola MIffttt and Nliss Vivian Lar penniet*per*dayi you're al* euf extravagant claims by other cigarettes . . . many different World War II-in Imlo-China. Trav son. fu« 7 bills to pay. Easy payments to fit your budget. You CAMEL St. James’ CTiurch. Rev. John F. The -last three school-building not* \n elers in the area'say Ho Chi .Minh's Each member attending is re ways "in the know." . . . get low summer price in effect at time you sun. trick experiments . . . many new-fangled smokes . . . photograph la displayed in most Hannon was the celebrant at the projects undertaken by the town loW Sov* CameVt lend,over tnd Place Brand m h Ma.ss and Rev. Edgar Farrell read have So far consumed $3*12.415 of quested to provide a baked dish or PAID-UP WINTER HEAT. If you start this plan early refugees' homes and stores, and salad for the supper, and the hos by' that Vietminh committees dominate the committal service at the grave the original fund of $1,580,000 ap you'll be entirely free of coal bills when next winter’s 2ndSS Yet Camels are America's first choice in cigarettes by the widest some towns. in St. James’ Cemetery. propriated for their construction. tesses will serve dessert and cof tB« ' Christmas and other expenses hit you. Bearers, all members of the In a summary of construction fee.- Those attending should also margin ever! Camels are 43% ahead-of the second-place brandl 50 UNDER ARREST Briti.sh-American Club, were .To- costs released today, the control bring their own cup and silver WHEN YOU READ THE ...... i ® NO WORRYING when first "cold tpeU’’ comes.'You’ll seph Madden. Newton Taggart, Sr., ler’s office reports that as of May ware. •aki < be ready with plenty of coal in your bin. No "emergency 3rd Si 54% ±2 There must be a reason — and it’s this: Cairo, Egypt, June 1 — CTI _ David Robinson and Harry Scott. 29, the completed two-room expan In rase of rain the meal will be deliveries" will be necessary. . sion and . renovation of the South served at Emanuel Lutheran Camels give you greater smoking pleasure! *^6.vpl’» military governiiu-iil an- CamtI’s lead over jth Place Brand 1 4 4 % !-- nouneed today it has urn-sted Mrs. .Simon Hildebrand School has cost $119,916, the seven- Church. This will be the final about SO Egyptians and foreign* Funeral services for Mr.s. Mary room addition to the Bowers school, meeting until fall. iim trijwtpr Êu^nittg 1l|m lii THE SOONER YOU START THE MORE YOU SAVE 4th Smtike only Camels for 30 days and era tn the disputed Suez Canal McCann Jlildebi-and, wife of Simon $113,614, and the 18-room Vernon- Lydall achool, $78,885. WIND ON WAY see how you enjoy Camels’ rich flavor lone on charges of "rollaboral- Hildebrand, 80 Linden street, were MEMBER OF THE AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATION taig with a foreign jiower." A held' Saturday morning at 9:30 The new school, the largest of the Bpokeaman at Egyptian army three projects and calling for an Manila, June l —i m —A 100- and cool mildness — pack after pack! from the W. P. Qui.sh Funeral, appropriation of $1.200,(M0. was the OVER lOAOO CIRCULATION DAILY Madquarters did not identify the Home, followed bv a | solemn re mlle-an-hour typhooa today boro The W. G. GLENNEY CO. power but.it appeared last one started and is expected to ■down on the central PWypplnee, quiem high. Mass at 10 o’clock in be completed in time’ lor the stairt 336 Norjih Main St., Phone Mitchell 9-52.53 Find out for yourself why Ijsjjfcable ha was referring to Bri .St. James’ Church. Rev. William the Manll* Weathei- barcM said. of classes in September, 1954. A buUetlB Isaoed at S p. ak aald Manchester, jConn. L«ary of Witerbury,. a cousin, of ■ The Bowers addition, which will the typhoon wns owhrttag ahoat the deceased,' was the celebrant,. ll. B. com production In 1962 be ready In the fall, took ah appro- $0^ miles duo oast of Taclohaa, Rev. George, Hughes the deacon priaUon of $380,000, whUe the Swth Loyto bfauid. Ships were waraed ras S,S00,000inuhelB. Id Rev. John J, "" THE blue coal BUDGET PLAN IS THE EASY WfAY TO BUY IS AMERICANS MOST POPULAR CiOAREITEl 1 Hannqn the sub- Bchobl budget was $130.00^. to tako adequate preeautleaa.

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--.t / P A G E S n MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAY, JUNE 1, 1955 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 1, 1953 -rfr PAGE SE Aattr^pBtpr larger and freer world market. Johnson. Den 2 won the attend Rowley was traveling about 48 The proper cold war strategy Is a BOY SCOUT ance cup for the month,^ Rowley Charged miles per hour In a 45-mile-pcr- Bolton Coronation Route Stale GOP Defeats long, range whole world trade . Assistant Cuhmaster "William hour'zbne, that he was In the pro Signs Charge Plan Contract Ettpttitt^ l|praUi Marsh made the following achieve>i cess of passing several cars and policy, such as the Eisenhower ad ment awards; Roger Harry, bear In Highway Death I Already Crowded' Bill for Pay Hike PERSONAL HEARING SERVICE PUBU^RD BT TliiB , ministration is reportedly seeking. NOTES that he didn't see Malarney until inEPAl^n^ PBmTlNC.CO^ .lMQ, badge and gold arroWj PBlIlp Rice, ■It was-too late; * RANGE and fuel OIL Berries Won H Be Too Late IS Bliiell StrMt 'wolf badge, James See, wolf badge," Herbert 8. Rowley, Jr.. 48, of (Continued From Page One) Uanchetter. Conn. and James Livingston, wolf badge, Fahey also said the car radio ■ (Continued from Page One) ■■--OFIIAHCHESTEr THOMAS r. FERGUSON. Ronald Shurkus/ 2 stiver arrows bn 62 Clinton atreet, whose car waa on. but whether "this WALTER R. FERGUSON. The Age Of The Homeless 24 Hour De/fVeiy Service Some Local Growers Feel The lucky ones -about 250,000 to about 1:J5 a.m. le.a. t.) Satur Publisher* NEWS' bear badge, John Howies, gold and struck and Instantly killed a man distracted Rowley from propel; and in all—who have'-seats In specially Founded October 1. W81 n iis is the •kge of the homeless. sliver arrow on wolf badge, constant attention to his driving is day. . ' it proHd to announct its m w ALL-TRANSITOIt on the Berlin turnpike April 10, Bolton, June 1—(Special),—A* physician .In charge with Miss built, bright-painted stands along , Published Every Evening Except Many of them are lost—between A highly successful auqtion and Thbmas Hollis, wolf badge and a will be'-.charged with negligent t^^known,’.’. However, the deputy the _route will start taking their The legislature's , final major ac hearing aM. This new Btactronie mirocl* rnghtt graduation certificate to Robert coroner added, "from the scene apot check of local alrawberry | Martha Flash, state purse Ih at .Bundsy* And Holldsye. Entered st the homes to which they cannot re-, food sale was conducted by Cub hpmicide aa a result of that acci tendance,. Mr*. Roy Bosworth. places early, tomorrow. tion was approval of a 810,800,000 ■Post Oldee at Manchester. Conn., as Cox. where this collision took place it la - growers today Indicates that Bol-; But perhaps four million more pestibl* riiB smoHMt. most compact hooring oW '■Second Class Mall M atter. turn and a lack of welcome to any Pack 54 at Hollister School. Rich dent. MORIARH BROTHERS PTA health chairman. Is in charge "baby budget” to provide for those On behalf of Pack 91, Robert apparent that Rowley had ample ton's famous product will not he: of arrangements. will see the queen on her way to SUBSCRIPTION RATES new homes. ard McLagan acted as auctioneer. Cox presented a desk pen set to Deputy Coroner Francis .1. opportunity to observe the de-J 315 CENTER STREET TEL. M1-3-SU5 Items not accounted for In the y«t dovdoped. Itc noitoloss, foitlifid toond ropro-' Fahey issued a report Friday noticeably late this year. Eati-; Hot lunch menu for the re and from her crowning In ancient Payable In Advance They arc the victim s -pf w ar, The proceeds of the evening go into Mii'is Esther Granstrom, principal ceased if he were proceeding at Westminster Abbey before 7,.300 main, highway and special fund vona Tear ...... *15.50 the pack treasury. of the Manchester Green School, which stated that the fatality mates on when the season will: mainder of the week; tomorrow, ductien will ddight you. A drnnenstTotlon wIN con- ^ Six Month* ...... 7.75 and of cold war. and' paying proper attention to' toasted cheeae sandwiches, pickles, distinguished and invited guests. budgets. . 3.M The following awards were pre for her a.sslstance in pack affairs. could have been averted if Roiv- conditions existing on the highway start vary from June 10 through | vine* you. '■Three Month* ...... They are everywhere in the, wax beans, chocolate pudding; An esUrhated 30’ million other tone Month .. 1.90 sented by Elmore Gibson; \iolf ley.had not been speeding and had at the time. June 1.3 and as one grower says, Britons will watch the spectacle Republicans beat down the pay rwedkly ...... 30 exercised the attention demandoi "they have been later." Wednesday, chicken noodle soup, .. .06 news. Their problem is always a 6a4|Se and gold arrow to Herbert DAYLIGHT HTANDARD L'liiiiiiiiiiimminiimiiimiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiimniiiiiM iM miimmiiiiiiiiiiimiiii: on television. raise proposal of Senate. Minority gSIntle-Copy by wet highway fbnditions. As is becoming customary this peanut butter, honey, b:ead and Leader Samuel J. Tedesco 20-l's complicated problem, so that even Alaiieg; bear badge to George Ord- New York i^-W lth daylight nCA.SSO STILL SPANISH. For some It. waa a particularly i. MEMBER OF William F. Malarney, 71, of New farm'Ing season, all predictions: butter, fruit cocktail; Thursday, with Republican Andre Desrosiers those who are of good, humani W’a y ; lioi} badge to . E. Linwoad saving time here again and the Paris IAS--Although he has j meat balls, baked beans, grape joyful occasion- In her last official BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES^ REPAIRS 1 THE A8SOCTATED PRESS G ardner kml Waller Izikewlcz; statislically minded • have been Britain, was killed by Rowley's I "Get The Best For Less" f hinge on the cooperation of; joining the minority. Tedesco'a V The Associated Pres* I* exclusively tarian will for helping them find car as he was crossing the south lived most of his life in France, ■ jelly, bread and butter, apricots; action before the coronation, Eliz propo.sal waa as a $2..300.000 ■entitled to the use of republication of lion badge, gi'ild arrow and .silver scurrying into the records, to come weather conditions. A continua Friday, macaroni-tuna salad, mix abeth handed out ranks and «H nevt* dispatches credited to It. or it difficult to do ao. They all Up with the fact that there is a bound lane of the turnpike in Ber Painter Pablo Ruiz Pica.sso keeps i tion of the cool spell will favor the | amendment to the baby budget. SOS Main St, JanisSM{.-T*I.MI-941S1 not otherwise, credllei.' In tins paper arrow to Brian Holis; W’ebelos I Luster-Sheen Dry Gleaning I ed vegetables, bread and butter, honors to some 4,000 Britons. rejiresent trouble. The easie.st Badges to Peter Olsen, liKliard town named Daylight. It is. in Ten lin. Malarney had been driving his Spanish citizenship. Since the : June ISth date but seasonable Among the bills disappearing and also the local new* published here. television cake. Milk Is served with Among those knighted were two was a 58 page measure which set All rlsrhls of repuhllcallon of special thing for them to do would be to Kiskf, Leon Slieean. and Kobcrl nessee. north -when his wife, Bertha, be Spanish civil war he has -had no I; warmth should bring berries now I each meal. of Britain's most popular sports CT.E.XXER,------. . .SOFTER . — CLOTHES,------BRIGHTER------= up a uniform administrative pro BJsoatches herein are also reserved. Halvorsen: gold arrow and silver On the other side of the time came 111. He stopped his car and Contacts with the Spanish consu-1 j COLORS, NO ODORS, NO SHRINKAGE lightening in color to maturity at In Parade . figures world champion jockey di.sappea'r. Then, perhnp.s, th<' crossed the higlnvay to get a gla.ss cedure for state agencies. It had S Full service client of N. E.- A. Scrv- arrow to Donald Glca.son: .silver situation, it was discovered that late in Paris, Spanish otTicials say, |j FOR PICKUP CALL MItrhell 9-3172 m ill June 10th. Miss Barbara Elliolt; daughter Gordon Richards and Jack Hobbs, world con.srirnce wngid , feid quite a few communities stick to of Water at a motel and was strucl; except for one tim e: In 1944 on the ; i All growers, have their fingers been passed earlier in the week by Inc. arrows to Clayton Hill, Waller of Mr*—Marie EUiott of .Route 6, veteran cricket star. the Senate. T Publishers Representatives; - The lighter: But they do not di.sap- Izikcwic;;. Karl French, Alfred îtandard, in fact Standard Is thtir a.*t he waa retlirnlng the empty eve of the entry of Allied troops ;: crossed when rain la mentloneil. The queen's newest honors list LJullu* Mathew* Special Aeency — New glasia. participated in the Memorial Day LTork. Chicago. Detroit and Boston. pear. They are everywhere. .Meek, and P eter Klock. Bobci I name; There are ^ght of them, to- Into Parts he called on the Spanish '• Too much of It reportedly ruined Parade in. Manchester. She was marked her majesty's coronation Lodge praised the legislature sui The coroner's report said that i FRIENDLY CLEANERS, INC. ] "notable" and said It would "take 2 MEMBER AUDIl BUREAU OF They are not even all virtuous, Foster received a denner's stripe. cated In Arizona. California, Il counsel for a paper to be pinned ! i the Carolina crop. A local grower seen with the Vernon Silhouettes and al.so her official birthday on P e c u l a t io n s. ______linois, Indiana. Louisiana, Pervp- Its place In history as one of the Rowley's car was partly on the left to his door saying: "The Spanish i •E IS >r.\PLE ST.—147 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST : reports the loss of several acres band of which she is a majorette. June 11. It rewarded Britons In or hlanieless. Kometimes, the I he. them e of tJie M ay m eeting sylvania, West "Vir^nta and W y side of tlê highw ay when' M slam ey — Dlaeount at These Cash and Carry Store*. : most constructive sessions of your £ The Herald PrlhtinK Company, Inc., of l ack 4 was "Nature." Alter the consul certifles that this house i.s ; i of the Robin.son variety through a B irth all walks of life for service and ’ âum ea no financial responsibility for worthy and the unworthy ar-‘ oming. was hit. Fahey also said that the property of a Spanish citizen! fungus disea.se spread through the .senioiity. , | historic body.” SALE opening flag ceremony rulmiasler A daughter, Sara Elizabeth, was htvpographlcal errors appearing In ad- mixed together. Tims, one of the %iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiii7 plants by the rain we have already A somber note was added, how -. The Republican governor mini Srertlsementa and other reading matter Bates made a\.ard,s lo the foliow born to Mr. and Mr.s. F. Weldon mized the differences )>etween him « n The Manchester Evening Herald. objects of President Eisenlmwer'.s had. Miner of Bolton Center at St. ever, in the death yesterday of HERE IS A CLEARANCE SALE ing: Theodore Wnibel. wolf badge; William Hepburn, 64, the queen's and hla party which for the first propo.snl for the special admi.s.sion Barry Shea, bear badge and gold ■j.. ?■ , Tomatoes, another Important Francis Hospital in Hartfo'rd on if Display acvertlslng closing houra: crop with Bolton farmers, have gardener, while tending 3,000 spe time since 1947 had complete con STor Monday—1 p. m, Friday. of 240,000 immigrants from arrow ; Jam es Barbaro, and Friday. The couple has four other trol of the legislature. 'ITie party YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO HISS PFor Tuesday—1 p. m. Morday. been affected by our cool weather cial blooms he bad grown for the **For W edneiday—1 p. m. Tuesday. Europe is to try to offer .some Thomas Mchl, lion badges; Brian children, Susan, David, Ann and split with Lodge on such matters to the extent that blos.soma on the Deborah. coronation in Hyde Park. He had ?For Thuraday—1 p. m. Wednesday. Gooding, lion badge, gold arrow‘d; been awarded the as taxes, county reform, off-the- MANY ITEMS WAY lELOW COST *For Friday—1 p. m. Thursday. opportunity to those refugees plants now are dropping off. As a Illness royal Victorian job disability and reduction of the and t'A o silver arrows; Leslie order, fifth class, • in the honors iFor Saturday—1 p. m. Friday. who are streaming into Berlin re.sult, the farmers are not ssipect- Mr. and Mrs. George Barton of size of the House of Representa ALL ITEMS NEW AND W E U KNOWN IKANDS S Classified deadline: 10:30 a. m. each Brooks received an assistant den- list. / Tday of publication except Saluruay— from east of the Iron Ctirtain. ncr's stripe. Ing to pick what they term "early Bojton Lake were called to Cleve ,a ^ ■ V . Herald Photo. tives. tomatoes" this year. His aides salfl he may have died Walter N. Gniaha. (left) assiBlant treasurer of Manchester Trust EACH FULLY 6UARANTRD a. m.______But pur security officer.s in Jonathan Green. Donald Kramer, land last week by the sudden Ill Lodge asserted these differences l»ng accustomed to the vagaries from the strain of his roronatlon Company, is shown with David Werhner of Werbner's Shoe Store ^ Monday, June 1 Europe estimate that some 40 per James McCann, were welcomed as ness of Mrs. Barton's mother. had been "magnified far beyond of the weather and readily adapt- Dtscharged From Hospital duties the first recorded casualty signing the first. Merchants’ Charge Plan contract. Werhner was the their proper proportion." W Q t V __ — Bobcats. .John Weir and Leo it ' of the event. S IN NESCO ROASTER cent of these refugees are con- . able to them, the farmers are James Massey of Bolton Center fir.st local merchant to propose that the local credit plan be instituted. V A Rival “Trade. Not Aid” Hlckox graduated from Culibing. Young Queen Elizabeth may go TTie charge plan went Into effect today. In its closing houra the legiala- .sitlered "criminal or subversive" heartily optimistic about a good is resting at his home after being ture also approved mea.sures r After the awards presentation, season. to We.st minster Abbey some time 17SJS SEm m MACHINE In two formnl recent mcetinffs, in charnctor, These are, obvious the hoys went to the Center discharged from Manchester Me w hich; '■ IM eIS ^ P a in te r to .Speak tonight to pray on coronation eve Prince Charles was seen bobbing ;'as well aa. in private neRotiation.s ly, mixed in with tho.se motivated Springs play area nml games and morial Hospital Friday afternoon. just as did her father. King George 1950. The stone later'was found Authorized municipalities to scavenger hunt were conducted W alter Van Arsdale, well-known Jimmie received facial lacerations up and down at another window and brought back. outlaw bottle clubs, eatabliah- 1NR5 SEWINO MACHINE RoinR on constantly, there ha.s bjf their ideal of w hat political Coventry artist, will speak on VI. before he was crowned 16 89.95 by Dens 4, and 8. R eturning to and bruises in an accident Thurs but his nurse quickly pulled him Scottish Nationalists have blown menta which provide mixers ■ been a definite- turn of European freedom should be. Possibly, th" landscape painting at the meeting j’ear.s ago. out of sight. VVoodruff Hall, everyone enjoyed day afternoon In Manchester in Earlier today she held a morn up a mailbox in Scotland. bearing (gingerale, soda. Ice, etc.) for 32SJ5 S CU. FT. FREEZER 229.95 Ibu.siness toward trade with the presence of thi.s 40 per- cent will a talk by Mis. Doris Merritt about of the Tolland County Art a.ssoeia- which the molorcycle' he was riding Chants of "We want the queen" the queen's new insignia, and in liquor provided by members. tlon at the"Byron Shinn residence ing rereption and luncheon party 'countriea behind the Iron Curtain. keep thi.s country from try in g to In.sects and how- to slarl a collec was demolished. broke out, from the crowds untH' recent days have ripped down a Shortened the hours of package for lovelier floors see W atkins tomorrow night. The a.ssociation in Buckingham Palace for repre 3Z945 DISH WASHER do anything about the other 60 tion, Den 7 conducted a pet show V isitor nearly midnight, but the queen, number Of coronation decorations. liquor stores, making the closing 299Jt: iThia ■ la at once a defiance of president. Cliff Knight, has an sentatives of Britain's Common resting for the coming ordeal, did per cent. It is being u.secl that and Den 2 held a plant sale. Mr.s. M artina Fornel of W est w ealth. And in Cookstown Village in hour 9 p. m. for, Mondays through *?Unlted States policy and a result nounced that the.meeting will be chester, New York is visiting her not appear. Northern Ireland, coronation dec 349.95 DISHWASHER way. in argument.s before Con-' It was announced that Pack 4 Yesterday. Trinity Sunday, the Thursdays and 10 p. m. Fridays mm iof United States policy. It defies will make a trip hy bus to the gin at 6 p. m., with a sketching niece. Mrs. Angelo Soma of Birch At midnight, some soldiers and orations were torn up yesterday, and Saturdays. gress. ae.ssion during the daylight hoius. queen worshipped In the gbld- their girl friends danced a gay "our efforts to brinp about a total Mystic Marine Museum on Satur Mountain road. Mrs. Fomei spent panelled Queen's Chapel in the apparently by Irish Nationalists Created a new class of liquor AUTOMATIC W ASH ER The plight of another group of day. June 20. Anyone planning to exhibit last week in Boston. "hokey-pokey" outside the palace opposing the partition of Ireland. permit, one allowing restaurants tam 1SRS5; • embargo on trade with Comnv.i paintings at the Hobby Show of grounds of Marlborough House, homele.ss people, on the oilier side LITCHFEILD Today's Event Calendar gates but by 1 a.m. the crowds had Police reinforcements were rushed to sell beer and'wine only. A skit, "Mother Nature's Bac.k- where Queen Grandmother Mary -rist countries. It resull.s, in part the Yankee Street Fair on Satur dispersed, some to wander else 2WRS CLOTHES DRYER of the world, has ju.st come into yard." by Den 6 of Cub Scout Pack Boy Scout Troop No. 73 a t 7 lived and died. in while workmen repaired the Converted the Humane and Wel 19SJS " a t lea.st, from th e inipre.s.slon of day is invited to leave them at the p.m. at school; First Aid refresher where along the coronation route. dam age. the news. These are Nationalist 91 waa the feature of the May 21 There with her husband, the fare Institutions building progrsim European busine.s.smcn that the pack meeting at the Bower's Shinns tomorrow night for hang group at Community Hall at 7:30 Scotland Yard detectives and But the weather waa giving the an Embossed Uncut Wilton ing In th e show. Duke of Edinburgh, and the queen commission from a temporary to a Many OriMf limit L*w Primt Â m erican m arh et is not .soon go f^hine.se, w ho have been held In School. Mrs. \^Jilllnm Sm ith, den p.m.; United Methodist soriball- mother at her side she knelt in police meanwhile gave the corona coronation officials the m ost Tvorry; permanent agency. tion route a final securit.y check. 5 !ng to be opened to their produc- Japan since the end of the wrtr. mother of den 6, diiected the skit. Enter* Veterinary Sehnol team will meet 2nd Congregational quiet prayer while millions of her The latest forecast covering coro Created a 12-mejnber commlS" But, although they came to Japan A motion picture on bicycle Lswrence Soma, 20-year-old.son at Robertson Field, Manchester at loyal subject.s prayed at similar Even the famed clock tower of nation day ia for continuing cool Sion to study the advissbility' of ,'tion, wherefore they mu.st sell Big Ben was inspected. So were the as Nationalise Chinc.se, it is to the safety was shown lo the Cubs of Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Soma of 6:30 p.m. service.s thioughout Britain., weather with "occasional rain or state-operated educational tele "Where they can. Furthermore, In whil,: a parents information meet Birch Mountain road, has been ac 13 miles of sewers running under showers but aome aupny Intervals.” vision atationa. .^ i.'w se . mni.nland..._,whUh ia no.w. The Aichbishop of Canterbury, 5,this situation, the Communist-eco* ing -was -being- hold. The - annual Q .c - — ----Your rooms will take on- new decorative loveliness cepted as a student in 4he School " MahCheateir Evening Herald TkiiB D r.....G eoffrey ■Fi.sTier,"~Whb Will ■London's W est End. — ...... A ■ full downpour would spoil Directed' -the governorm ' dtdt’r' ■Momic statesmen have been play- Communist, that they want lo re family day picnic for Pack 91 W as when floors are covered with all wool Litchfield of Veterinary Medicine at the Unl- ton cArreapondent, Mrs. Joseph crown the queen tomonow, ad- The police are keeping a special much of the outdoor pagentry of a study of the Stats Food and ABC A PPLIA N CE announced for June 21 at Camp Îng, for all it is worth, the new turn. Tlie surviving Nationalist ver.sity of Pennsylvania. Soma Is D'ltalia, telephone MItrhell 8-3343. dre.ssed a nationwide radio watch against any attempt at a the procession. Drug department In the Interest of SO. v d. Rroadloom. Tlie textured oak-leaf design lends a eompleting his pre-veterinary demonstration by Scottish Na smood of Russian foreign policy. go\'ernment, on Formosa, refuses t audience last night. He told them; economy snd efficienc,y. COMPANY" • / * .'ôft, almost-plain tone-on-tone effect to your tionalists. who swiped the historic to give clearance for thi.s, thus train in g a t the Univer. 19.25 many human beings, paying the S ERVICE • 5 0 0 39.0.5 30.70 leum, railroad cars, electrical GIrla IJat Three Games Ab««B poymBBts CBvar BvBrvthiiii 1 $25 TO $ 5 0 0 equipment, machine tools, road price of war and cold war. So often | The girls softball team has three A UoB $100 CBiti $20.00 whon Omund XWcft prBMptlY fpOid U 12 C0MB ,■.■• , .these ..same..items, to .us. .Jt. is a that, I d c Ics . in eveny- tuf.t -Choice qf , held., at ..the .school, tomorrow -jit safe gesture; the W est doe.s not lovely Sage Green or Pearl Gray in 12 9 X 12 9:15 a. m. to give physical e.xaml- Virginal Summer PHONE ’ .V, '• - J i nations to pre-.«chool children. TiSis fenM nuii FINANCE CO. need to buy the.se items from th? foot width. You’d usually expect to It was, except for the last week, Mitchell 9-7196 5 9 .9 5 is the last of 10 health clinics dur Ea.sl; it has a plentiful supply of pay $6.95 for this quality! ing the la.st m onth sponsored by verj' w arm for May. It w as al.so or Mitchell 3-8606 806 MAIN ST., 2nd Fl., Ovtr Woolworth't, MANCHESTER its own. the PTA and the State Depart M ltchsll 9-74M • Barnard J. Cunningham, Jr., YES MANagtr But underneath the gestiire wet, although not as wet as one 142 East Center St. ment of Health. Dr. W. C. Hains- OREM THUHSPAY EVENINGS UNTIL ,* R.M. / worth of Wlllimantic will be the there is,considerable evidence that might thinir from the unplea.sant- Manchester Ltont Rittff of oil ivrreuntfinf towni . the American blockade'of Com nc.s.s involved. Stir your fields to day. anil you will find that, for all TAINTOR PONTIAC, INC. m unist countries ha.s .stimulated the May dampnes.s, you get a these countries to self-suffrcienty cloud of dust. We have come to \ In m any of these .itcm.s, Thi.s, sav The Shipps in .... 153 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER European critics of the American the time of year when the sun Hidden blockade policy, is .somethin- •really work.s on w hat it- touches. that might have been predicted. . It is that power of sun. opei'at- with another shipment Our blockade, they say, has mad$ ing on the freshness of the land- Treasure? There’s a brand new Pontiar dealer in towii— scap.c,-which, luokea the rarity-cf of Imported Jiand” di^pendaible., and econonucal.mile. ..Come, in .and the••ComnYunlst'bloc stronger, not Search no further than your w eaker." June. It pulla the'dai.sie.a into full who’s proud to represent'Pontiac and pledged to visit your new Pontiac'deaier—and aee and drive So, on the one haml, th e Com bloom. It (h-aws out of the livinK room and you'll find biR Hooked Rugs munist world is boasting of its meadows the rich, pungent odor value.s . . . values that add up give Pontiac owners the quality service a fine car the wonderfully new 195.3 Dual-Streak Pontiac. aelf-sufficiency in tlio.se item s on which succeeds the blo.ssoms of | to far more than you miffht expect. deserves. A ou ’ll find a conveniently' located It’s the greatest Pontiac ever built—it’s a General which we have blodrmicd "them!i Don’t overltMtk this Ireas- *Ad,«Ad, on the other, theythev are offeroff.,..’ ° f thick gia.s.s. It building, the most modern equipment and highly Motors masterpiece—and it’s exciting new proof ing to "help" Europe solve its own leaves this odor, floating and urel ronden.sed. on the cool night air. Count it up and guard it economic troubles, for which Gift Idea! skilled factory-trained mechanics to make every that dollar for dollar you can’t beat a Pontiac. Pi'csent American policy .seems to When a meadow gives off thi.s with a sensible amount of in have'no clear an.swer. fragrance that i.s the fresh, surance. Cotton mile you drive your Pontiac a very enjoyable. Make it a point to drop in soon. In thl.s re.spect. the CommunisLs natural fullness of earth in its sea.son, .the natural peak of the Pin-Up or «re working hard to break down Relax in a that Iron Curtain, and, by ending cycle which began such a shoi-t Hand Hooked Russian ocononiic isolation, create while ago, which reaches its . cli Desk Lamps’ the i.solation of the United States. max .so suddenly, and then be They are wooing Europe, and they gins to fade, so that in whatever COME MN AND DRIVE THE NEW OVAL-STREAK is leU of bloom and growth for Rocker-Chair *re doing it by offering that Room Size Rugs 9 X 12 ft* trade not aid" which is supposed the remainder of the summer, the 3 - 9 8 to be our own coming policy. Their ■fir.st clean sheen i^ no longer pres It’.s a steamer chair and rocker combined in ent. capacity really to deliver on such Flavored with all the c^rm and beauty of Early 'American one comfortable piece. Frames ar^ made of R policy i.s suspect, but so is ours. It Is this moment, in which the rugs! Hand Hooked with fine, long-staple cotton in three choice, clear hardwoods, finished in natural rum m er is .still virginal In its full- Weighted base flexible maple. The heavy jilain duck covering comes "Tiat this means, in practical beautiful Colonial designs . . . floral medallions with black only 7 5 '^ ® goosenecTt desk lamp terms, ig that our own econofnic nc.ss, which is .Tune, If we pay or green borders . . . geometric design with brown and beige in Yellow, Red or Green. enough attention to it, the mo that can be hung up, J P o n tia c ^ policy muat consider not only the ment can seem long. predominating. These are not ordinary hooked rugs . . , loo. Good as a bM lamp relationship belwceri our'selvea and they’re tightly hooked with uniform high loops . . . Watkins Europe, but also the growing re ■for home or cottage. Fine Quality that insures years and years of lasting service Chartreuse, Green or lationship betw

'V*.' * i PAGE BIGHT AIANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, MONDAY, JUNE 1. 1953 11 'jijisiiKiDmiai. « . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN„' MONDAY) JUNE 1, 1P63 from somewhere in the body. If Sea Urchins Cut which the little animals scrape PAGE a person loses more blood than their food ftom rocks or other sur z: The ■the syijtem can replace, anemia faces. The constant scraping kept diaease once believed to be caused have contributed something really ^develops. If the bleeding is sud- WKNB— 848 Gout and Genius sity of Portland in hia spare Steel H Beams rust from accumulating and kept WONB—1410 by excessive eating and drinking. creative to the world, the docetor's High School Pupil time. He la a student at Benaon Naw Many W im t ‘den, as from a wound, the dif- the bare, unprotected steel subject "Maybe that explains why gout WABOt-ISSO research showed. Victims like TechnlMl High 8ch«>ol, maJorlM Doc to r Says Xiculty .can be rem edied - prom pt to the corrosion-of sea water; Ho and TV WTIID-..1M9 BUfferera -Ttesfer got -any sympathy erov r ly by stopping the hemorrhage WOiDO—129W lUiateni' DayHght Time' WNHO—Oh. • ^ Liilked by Doctor Alexkiiiaer the Great, Cord Tefthy- m machinery, -FALSE TEETH San Francisco—(Ah—Sea urchins —It was regarded aa something aon, Martin Luther, Sir Isaac New and giving a blood transfusion. ^ - ...... I .1 0 Donald has been'beating drums Wflfh M a n C aarfatt : If. hemorrhage is slow, it is have destroyed submerged steel like a ’hangover," Dr. Church said, ton, Samuel Johnson, John Milton, • \ Compllcf^tlnnik In A nrm la Arn 4!*a-rWTIC BabkiUc. Wilt. ■t:I5—WDRC—Shopper. SpoclaL Fort'^ Worth, Tex.-yi-d^—Don’t "and people laughted at it.” —including assignments,5viUi the FASTEETH, a pleasant alkallae fnon- • Many and Always Ssrloiis necessary to find where the bleed beams 3,/8 of an Inch thick in the Sentences W HAT—New*. Polka Hop. W TIC—N rw j. Charles Darwin and Gen. Winfield Portland, Ore. <,. being an important part of hemo 4:Sa—WDRC—The Record Shop. WO.N’S—Gabriel Heatter. fo r it. globin. the size of a silver dollar and cov trict of the Congo's Katanga prov- j. tVTIIT—Rddle Arnold Show. 5:55—WTHT—Betty Crocker. WTIC—Younz WIdder Brown, It must be emphasized first Another kind of anemia comes ered with spines, long have been ince ended last week before the • I In Town WONS—Gabriel Heatter. nortorious for boring into rocks WCCC—News; Music. »:00-WDRC-Newa. , that anemia is not a single dis most commonly in women be court at Jadotville with stiff sen-j' 4:45—W TIC—Woman In M> Houae. WKNB Newa. ‘ ease. Many different things can tween 30 and 50 years old. The and reefs but this is the first time fences for the witch hunters.. 5:(0— WDRC-;-Newa, Old Record Shop. WCCC—13 H undred iMd 90 HItA they have been known to destroy When informed by public ru- WTHT-rNewa; Joe OIrand. WONS—Newa. result ill som e form of anem ia, cause of this anemia la a defi WHAT—Newe;. Muelc. WHAY—Newa; Morning Star Ktview and.the.term really - meana a de ciency of iron resulting-from sev metal, the magazine reported. . mors that-an old woman in his vil WONS-'—.'tot'bv Bt-ieon. • . The steel was in the form of H 's's GOT( four sdicelt like price! Y e s ; :; we can prove WTHT—Breakfaaf Club. - . ficiency in the red blood cells, eral things, probably including de lage was a witch, the chief'ordered ill automobiles, but to you, in our showroom WTTC—.lin t t’leif. Bill WTIC—Theater ol Helocy. or hemoglobin (coloring matter) of fective diet and poor absorption due beams. The 3 S-inch thick web or one of his henchmen to murder her I WKNB—Newe; Vaeehnll Matinee. »:5S—WKNB—The Little Show. cross bar of the H was eaten en therer the similarity Wrtu- and on the road, that for 5:15—WTIC—Front Rage Farrell. 5:15—WDRC—Muaic off the Record. the blood, or both. to disturbance o fthe Stomach and without telling the authorities. ' tirely away in several instances, 5:SP—WHAT—Croiby Quarter. WONS- Jack Downey'a Waxworki. The blood contains small round Intestines. However, after the murder, the | atly stops! little more than the lowest- WINS—Will Blit (Ilceoce. WKNU-:-Ed Swell Show. Knergy Is lamking making the underpinnings of a dead woman’s family complained . priced cars, you cmn own ■ WDRC—Memory Lene, •:»•—WCCC—Newe: 12*0 Hita. disks called red blood cells, or pier useless. WCCC—Newa; Muelc. WTtc—.n , wc: Vom Gardes. erythrccj-tes. Normally, there are This causes a feeling of weak to the Belgian administration. First of all, tbit car has and drive a fine automobile WTIC—Loreneo Jonee, WHAY—lU Ilan Voice. about 4,500,000 or 5,000,000 of these Marine biologists said the ur The chief got life imprisonment proud parentage. It's the 1:45—WDRC—Curt Maeeey, »:40—WDRC—Bing SInga. ness, shortness of breath, nervous chins did it with their Diogenes that gives you the sturdi cells in each cubic millimeter of disturbances, dry hair, sore tongue and his henbhman 20 years. Both I CLIPPER out o f Packard. W HAT—Newe 9:45—WHAY—Famoua Triala. Lanterns—five-pronged Jaws with have appealM. ness, comfort, and road- WTlC^N.ilea and Quotee. WTIC—Victor H. Llndlahr. blood. (There are more than 16,000 and paleness. Fortunately, once it loving features of cars sell- 5:55—WONS—Cecil Brown. Newi. WKNB—Eddy Howard Show. cubic millimeters in a cu,bi,c inch.) has been identified, it can be suc If you- haven’t- seen- the E veataa S:55—WDRC—Newa. X.- These ceils coritain oxygen and cessfully treated by giving iron. ing for as much as a 8:0»= W'ONS^Newa. itiOO-WDRC—Arth-ir Godfrey. Packard CLIPPER, you’ve W TIC—Newe. WTHT-My True Story. hemoglobin, both of which are nec- Anemia may result from the thousand dollars more. WHAT — Sporta; Hardware City WTIC—Welcome Trivelera. \ ■easary for hum an life. failure of the organa -which make got a new-car treat coming -'- Brlefe; - w ere—12 Hundred end 90 Hlta. Pernicious anemia, or primary the blood to meet the needs of that this town -hasn’t had Our men .re ready to give WTHT—.Newe; Joe Glrwcd. WHAY—P ark Del Mondo. W DRC—'Ne'we. WKNB—.Newa; Through the Year*. anemia, is one kind. The cause of I the body. This difficulty lies prln- in a long time. Packard CLIPPER Rcvela- WKNB—Newe; Sporte Review. 10:15—WDRC—A rthur Godfrey, ► l i t this condition is complicated, and I cipally in the bone marrow and is tion Rides anytime. Come, i;n.V—WKNB—Sporte Review. WHAV—I t.lla r Muaic. all that can be said here is that much like the anemia which comes i:I.V—WHAT—Supper Serenade. WONS—Paula Stone. An amazingly simple plan that permits Because this CLIPPER is a sec for yourself—there’s a the discovery of the value of liver from certain poisons. There are WONS—Patter Bv Patereon. I0:2.v—W I'IIT —W hi.oering Streeta. X- big car in everything but new kind of car in town! WTIC—Bob Steele; Sporte. 10:»0—WDRC—A rthur Godfrey. ■- and more recently Vitamin B 12 — many other forms of aanemia, too. WDRC—lark Zaltrtan- Thla I Bellev*. WTIC—Double or Nothing. has changed it from a disease Anemia means something is WKNB—Muelc by Weeton. WCCC—.Newa; Muaic. which used to be fatal into one seriously wrong with the body. • ;S0—WKNB—Arute Special. WONS—Newa; Myatery Shopper, 5:56—WDRC—Guy Lombardo. ■ WHAY—Gemme Miialcali. which can be successfully treated A person with severe anemia WTIC—Weather Bureau. WKNB—Voice of Mencheater. , f ,o t » O j 0 » ^ in alm ost all cases. feels poorly and is lacking in en 4:30—W TH t —Sereno iJammell. lt:45-W THT-W hei. a Girl MarrleA you to say ‘‘Charge It” in any Manchester With the exception of pernicious ergy. The ca\ise should be WTIC—Emile Cote Glee Club. WDRC—Arthiit Godfrev WONS—Auto Ture Derby. WHAY—Muaica Di Qiia E dlla. , anemia, the problem boils down to tracked down and proper treat WDRC—Guy Lomuardo. 19:55- Wtt.NS—.Newa. finding out what has caused the ment employed. WCCC—New.: Muaic. WONS—Ladlea Fair. lack of red cells or hemoglobin, or WK.NB—Dinner Date. WTHT—We, The Women. both. e Britain Imports more food than • ;45-W Tir—Three Star Extra. WTIC—Strike It Rlrli. IS WTHT—Stock Market Summary; WDRC—Arthur Godfrey. . store 'fo fes^®^ One of the most simple, and WHAY—Italia In M arcia. any other country, says the Brit Sporte yet a frequent cause, is bleeding ish Information Service. WONS—Sports Digest; Newa. WKNB—.Newa; M yatery T une; (40 WDKC—liews. Club. t:5*—WON.S—Fulton Lewla. Jr. 11 :1 5 -W TH T—We. The Women. Nnr ren ted CUPfEK. ■»•. DRC—B"ulah. WDRC—A rthur Godfrey. 1953 CHRYSLER WINDSOR CLUB COUPE D riut fem-DiMr M m ^ WTHT—Weather, Headllna Edition. WCCC—12 Hundred am.’ 10 HIU. . WTIC—Philo Vance. WHAY—I,'Italia Carla. . Power steering, radio, heater, aolex glasa. 5,800 miles, gave WKNB—-News; Mel Allen; Hit of the WONS—.Newa. i M E M B E R ^ a barrel. Packard prices start at $2692 deKvered in Manches Day. WHAY—Newa in Itellan. ter and the deal you Ret from Brunner will be more WKNB—Topain Pope. 11:50- VVDK''—Gran. Slam. T:l5-WONf—fello Teat WTHT--Turn To A Friend. Another ^tep forward maybe hundreds more for your used car. W TH T—Elm er Davie. WO.NS—Queer for a Dev. Taintor Pontiac 1952 CHRYSLER WINDSOR DELUXE WDRC—JunlorMlee. WTIC—"nie Phraae That Paya. WKNB—National Guard Show. WCCC—Newa; I't H undred and *0 t:15—WONS—Gabriel Heatter. Hlta. Incorporated CONVERTIBLE CLUB COUPE • COME IN. DRIVE THE NEW PACKARD WTIC—Newa of the World. WKNB—Muaic from out of the Wait, in providing MODERN W T H T —Lone Ranger. WHAV--Berlo Program. Driven by one person. Radio, heater. Extra nice, WDRC—In Slafforo’ Show. M :45-W HAY—Muaica. • GET THAT DEAL WKNB—The Tope In Pope. 11:45—WUitC—Kiiaemary. 7:45—\\ D ue—Ell .Murruw. WTIC-B.,b Hope. BANKING SERVICES to 19S2 FORD RANCH WAGON • IT'S EASY OW N A WONS—Tt

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' * ■ ' " " ' ' PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 1, 1953 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, JUNE 1, 1953 .PAGE ELEVEN TOONERVILLB POLKS BY FONTAINE FOX FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Wilbur D* Loveland Feted Excess Profits Tax Traditional Parade Marks Memorial Day, 1953 N e w O/k a h p s t a n p - l it t l e s c o r p i o n s * b a l l p a r k Extension Needed. AM A Chiefs AnsWer to Previous Puzzle Sense and Nonsense For 55 Years with LO.O.F. Aflimal Answers (7KTC3 LIIHli •1u«. VKJTTvarJt^.' TT u a a o E a J Humphrey ileYeals o a n a a i a Patricia Moriaon had a '"bit" The murder of Ute man tmd the Wilbur. D. Loveland, 41 KIro Ask A'ction caca □ o w i aIS* ■"“ s ir t « ' , , ,<>■ HOSIZONTAL VERTICAL part in a play where the leading finding of the body was followed street, Waa honored with-a testi- V * a n c i a a lady waa as diaagreeable as ahe by a series of tragedies, includ [ (Contlnned from Page One) » 1 Porcine 1 Small ranciLJBsaaa munial dinner 'Friday evening by '• *A \ ' was thin. ing the euiclde of the murdered animal explosions dmaraacaQL] nomic security by makin'g Im On Honesty ‘’‘'h o u s e • ■ ' 'aN □aendoanicio During a minor squable, she aald man.—Idaho Falls Times-Regie- his associates in King David 4 Horseback 2 Notion □□uaicuaorj mediate cuts in taxes." game 3 Sprout to Miss Moriaon, "FUmember, I am ter. Lodge, No. 31, I.O.O.F., members acaaicaaic] BHB the star! of Sunset Rcbekah Lodge! and G. Humphrey atnick hard on a (Contliiued From Page One) > Preparatory 4 Iftathen »at3 ■!□□□□ theme that is expected to appeal 5 Above Patricia looked her angular pro All husbands are alike, but they Fred Barnes Encampment No. 8 of school (coli.) □nE3nHE]C3ii] East Hartford, in recognition of to many lawftiakcrs; that under "can be eliminated by grievance 12 Poem 6 Moral □□caalataci portions all over and retorted, have different faces so you can pre.aeht laws individuals .will not BQOClIoCJCJ "You'd look better, darling, if you more than 55 years of membership or mediation committees made up 13 SUte 7 Table scrap tell them apart. in King David Lodge of this town, get income tax relief until next 14 Comfort 8 Danger were a little meteor." , .vear. A 10 per cent personal in of members with steel in their 26 Spanish and 38 years with the Encamp 15 Through 9 Wading bird 41 Beneath An egotist is a girl who doesn't ment. He is also a Golden Jubilee come tax cut becomes effective backbones." He said that county IS Making 10 Hireling gentleman 42 Arabian gulf Teacher—What's the difference understand something she reads— member of Center Congregational automatically Jan. 1. medical .societies must support motions 11 Wooden pins 27 Not for sale 43 Digestiv* between kissing your sister and then derides the fellow who wrote Church. "In the pre.sent situation,” the.se committees, and added: 18 Asian deer 17 Ideal state' ' 28 Sea eagle liquid your sweetheart? it is nuts. Following a roast.beef, dinner in Humphrey .said, "it docs not seeirv "These committees must never ■ (pi.) 19 Hobgoblin 29 Labels 44 Norwegian Student—About twenty-five sec the banquet hall, attended by over fair .to let the first reduction become 'whitewash'. , agencies. 23 Buffalo 31 Void onds. 20 Baked clay capital Personnel Manager—Why did 100, the program which followed benefit only a relatively small Whenever possible the members of slabs 24 Mexican 33 Delete 46 Italian priest In the lodge hall waa opened with group of corporation at least six these committees should be drawn dollar you leave your last job? \ 21 Eiectrifled 38 Citrus fruit 47 Arrow poison Wonder what the ladies thought Applicant—Illness. an address of welcome by Noble months ahead of any relief for any from areas other than those in particle 25 Russian 40 Purplish fS Ruminant about a certain pastor who an Grand Edwin Palmer, who In turn other taxpayers.” which the defendant llyes.” wolfhound Personnel Manager—What was 22 Greek coin browns 50 Propel a boat nounced from his pulpit: "My the trouble? IntrodttPed Past Grand Master C. Humphrey urged an extension Bauer also asked for a greater 24 Sharp pain friends, we have made an honest S. Roberts. "without amendment or modifica e.ffort to teach "the ethics and Applicant—The boss was sick of traditions of medicine to the 26 Clip 1 I i s a r " » II effort to raise sufficient money, me,. Loveland and his wife both tion.” o 27 Animal friend but we have failed. Now the ladles Served as Noble grands of King He said that for the calendar younger'generation of doctors." 30 “ Lily maid o f a li A are going to hold a baxaar. David and Sunset Rebekah Lodges, year 1950, only 50,200 corporations He said all medical societic.s A patient was pleading with a “ and Avere escorted to the platform" paid an'excess profits tax out o f a should' follow thr lead o f " those ^ Astolat” 15 Wilbur b. liUVeliuid 32 Spanish It ll doctor that he really didn’t need by the reception committee. total of 424,000 corporations wit#i who already have estabilahed There are but two classes of an operation. mackerel people in the world: Those who Always Ready to Help "Stuart Cheney. 'Previous to that taxable Income that year, and-89 courses In ethics for prospective It A Patient—There’s nothing WTong members. . ______34 Shiny cotton TO live to get what they can by fair Roberta In his remarks paid he wa.s connected with ■ Cheney per cent of the total tax take came with me, except that my appendix from firms with net incomes of Ghoet surgery is the term ap • Mrs. Sharp, meet my husband— ^the one in the center. fabric il h means or foul, and those who are homage to Loveland, who waa al Brohters when that firm operated 35 Rowing itches. ways ready to help others and a mill in Hartford, and later in the nfore than $250,000. plied to the practice of one doctor 6-/.S3 the others are melons!I*» anxious to give so that others may telling a patient he will perform 36 Individual yy Doctor—Good, we'll take it willing to be of assistance In the ribbon mill at the silk mills in this "It falls most heavily on profit n S 2k zi u !T live better and happier lives. an operation whqn another aur- 37 Stupid person right out. performance of ritualistic cere town. able large companies.” he said. w Patient--Just because it itches? monies, for his ability to inspire Reeelvps Jewel Pin Opposing congressmen weve pre geon actually does the work after (slang) n A friend is one to whom one the patient is anesthetized. Fee OUT OUR WAY BY J. K. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE 39 Playing cards Doctor—Certainly. Have. to others, and especially for . hi.s Noble Grand Edwin Palmer, In pared with some rough questions may pour out all the contents of take it out before we can scratch genial pe.’ sonality, courte.sy and behalf of King David Lodge, pre aimed at pointing out alleged splitting involves a rebate to the 40 Young Salmon iS one’s heart, chaff and grain to physician from a surgeon or spe 41 Employ it. friendliness. He said his interest sented to La>veland a combination hardship cases for small and co e A TH AT D EA D NOW. CORA, WAG TRIG TH E I ’VE still g o t < gether. knowing that the gentlest growing businesses. cialist who has treated a patient Q£TS . b r a n c h IS A T l l h a v e rr LAMP I HEARD' 42 Around % n le did not end with his term of office jewel and service pin. 'UM-yA6, BOV5/1 Hip- sickness of hands will take and sift it, keep We keep hearing that a main Democrats said the.v would take sent to him by the physician. THIWeS CtANSER 1D LIFE IXONE RlOHT YOU CRASH THIS OVER THAT V 45 Worm % but continued through the years. Thomas J. Rogers in a few well VOKJ AN’ LIMB/ TM AWAV/ 1 CANfT DECIDED TO FORE » (1 what is worth keeping, and with rule of golf is to keep your e.ve He is recognised, he said, through the line that if the tax Is so bad, Bauer, who ia finishing w one- MORNING WHEN . FWe Bucks 49 Perceived chosen remarks pre.sented to the year term in office, asserted that NO ANNIE OAKLEK ALLOW GO HER MA3E6TV'5 a breath of kindness, blow the on the ball. And then girls start out the jurisdiction of Connecticut guest of honor a purse of money it is the administration's reaponsi- VO) STUMBLED IN ? YOU ch ipped 51 Compass point 'n while President Elsenhower is in BU T IF IT S MOT SHOOTIN'IN COROlJATION— AG I n >n « na rest away. going around the coume in aborts. for his notable rendition of ritual from his associates in the lodge bility to come out for an equitable DiD you gom e HOME, OFF ME TO 52 Diminutive the White' House “we need have roWN IN FIFTEEN TH ’ CITY CABLED CHURCHILL, S istic work. He was also affiliated and Mrs. Alice Palmer. Noble way to raise needed revenue. MINUTES, TLL LIMITS-rD IN A p l a n e , O R suffix 44 40 no -fear of medicine being domi I'D HAVE to TARE A CELEBRATE il with Sunset Rebekah Lodge No. 39 Grand of Sunset Rebekah lodge! Republicans had marshalled BRINC) IT DCV/N.' LOSE MV DO YOU GET t h e Bir t h 53 Monster CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER page after page of data showing nated by, a abciallat-minded bu . STRIPES.’ PLANE, AND OF LATE since 1902, and has been of mate presented a gift from her associate Ml LR 'W AGON .J d a y OP 54 Witness n 4) specific cases of what they con reaucrat.” YEARG rVE BEEN 55 Beginners rial assi.stance to the Rebekah.s. officers and members. 6UB3ECT TOAIR- GiCkNEGG, DANIEL . sider undue hardship as a re.sult of However, Bauer said, doctors TOO? 56 River dam 4a 57 The master of ceremonies added The Encampment and other must ‘‘work distantly to eradicate G ic k n e &s WEBSTER/ the tax. 57 Indian weight 1 many I more complimentary things friends remembered him With gaps in our medical cart ayatam .. gifts; and when he arose to ac Elsenhower, in a broadcast to .har- rdmph.'/ about Loveland, one of which is the nation and a speci.al message ■o that there will never again be worth noting here, namely that he knowledge the kindness of his any concerted effort to destroy frienils and well-wishers, he was to Congre.ss, asked two weeks ago has taken care of the decoration that the special business profits freedom in medlcind." B U G S B U N N Y of graves of deceased members of visibly affected and could hardly levy be continued six months to Among these gaps, Bauer listed the Grand Army of the Republic find word.s. raise 800 million dollars and ease voluntary health Insurjuica cover for jqver .50 years; and has been Mrs. Loveland al.so expressed age for those over 65 and programs THSRE'd ONLY an expected federal deficit next \ chairman of the flower eommittee her deep appreciation of the honor year. for the treatment of long duration ONB (T-AC8 paid to her husband and herself illness. ' I HAVEN'T, of the Permanent Memorial Day Tlie tax expires automatically LOOKED./ Committee in this community since by their friends, and for their on Ji;ne 30 unless Congress ex Jlersid Photos. Bauer also aald he hoped for con Us organization. He referred to kindness in sending her a beauti tends it. It amount to an extra 30 Participating In Manchester's colorful Memorial Day Parade, tinuation of efforts to ‘‘increase the '' the extremely happy life "Brother ful corsage to wear on the occa per cent tax on corporation profits the hand from Manchester High School (in top photo) ateps smartly flow of general '{iracUtionera and and Sister” Loveland have enjoyed, sion. foimU to be excessive as compared along on the line of march north on Main street. In the lower pho- decrease the flow of'apeclallats.” and wished for them many more During the program Miss Edith with a past period, an industry Memorial Day Parade I to. standard bearers from the American Legion band and bandsmen About 16,000 U: S.-.pl^Mdians are years .of continued happines.s. IVilliams of Buckland played two average, or aome other, base.. — • - J behind them do their bit ,to add to tbe occasion...... The earnest youth. expected here for tl>e JCk A meeting . ' W e Aside from his interest in Odd accordion selections. Virginia Republicans on the Ways and ! at right is a member of the high school band. Four other musical to hear o f latest 'adin com V.J^^^^CELEBR/ia'ES Fellowship. Loveland, who was James sang a solo. Noble Grand Means committee, in two private groups participated In the 24 sectipn parade Saturday! The other batting dlaeoaea 'and suffaring. A highlight for the public will be a jSOMEBODYS employed, by the late Mrs. Leslie Palmer showed movies and a sessions before Eisenhower’s re Attracts Hundreds Here bands we-o the Salvation Army Band, the Irish Pipe Band, the Man- Cheney for a number of years, in travelogue, after which many request, had lined up unanimously I Chester Pipe Band, and the Silhouettes Drum and Bugle Corps. Rtin- television show (NBC) Thupeday (8:30 to 9 p. ih. e.a.t.)' Starring . her.. gajxlen. and. gtounda. .con tlnuejs, mai,i).ed-.lo.. jri'.f.el... M r,._ r>jid..'Mrs.. ■ against ah extension- of-t-he-tax-.-... -di-«d» -of-spectatora-.Jtned-the-street-te- view- the-parade-.------——- A-/ OWWIUIAMS in the same capacity with her son. Loveland during the social hoiir. The committee is the major Memorial Day was observed here. Rev. Forrest Mu.sser of Rock- - Rodney" D ei ' Brodlb, roVWrfng BORN TVlIgTV y e a r s -QO SOON hurdle for the program because it Saturday in traditional fashion ville delivered the principal. ad- Siamese twin who was bom joined must start all tax bills through when one of the longest parades in d’-css. Hia speech was built around the truck which was being backed head to head with his brother recent years marched from the "independence." He said "Inde up at the time of the mishap. Roger Lee Brodle, who died follow A L L E Y O O P .Sleep Causes Fall C.'ongress. GOP leaders are con Aiken Attacks Hard Gets The Heave BY V. T. HAMLIN Priest Protects vinced the piopo.sal will p.sss if it South Terminus at 9:30 in the pendence without interdependence Policeman Newton Taggart in ing an., historic operation last I>e- vestigated. cember. WELL.YE6. IN A WAY.. SO I MAS WHY, SURE. ALLEi', Of African Prince gets but of the Ways and Means morning. Headed b.v Parade Mar is nothing short of anarchy. So our NUIMIN W EN T :iOLD...6lVE BLIT I'D THINK / BELIEVE group. shal Chat'lcs Norris and Cliief-of- •states arc known as United States. Senate Threat Besides her parents, Mr. and RIGHr-.9EEMEO ME THAT. MDUO HAD / ME, DOC. I Raleigh Bishop In the two weeks since Risen- StaiT Wilbur T. Little, the parade. While each state has its own inde- Mrs. Joseph Schaub, she leaves a ALM06T AS IF WILL ENOUGH OF V have HAD (Continued From Page One) hower outlined his program of con-1 contained six bands, service organ!- pendence, it must a Uo have a spir- brother, Charles; her maternal EVCtYTHING YOU? SHAKESPEARE.^ l tinued high taxes, his leaders have ' zatlon.s, Bo.v and Girl Scout units, it of interdependence.” To Halt UN Aid grandparents, Mr- and Mrs. Joseph HAD BTOVCUT In Parish Row purpose of studying, h.e vyas ma made some progress within the ' and vcte.ans. He marked MemorFal Day as a Cwvltsky of Hartford; and her AN' DRIED. ■(' joring in psychology at Santa coinmittoc. , , . . i Crowds lined Main street for the of holy memories, (Continued from Page One) paternal grandfather, Martin Monica City College. Recently he but separate interview:? with each ^^rched north to Who" we pay tribute, ills not only BEA&TLT (Continued from Page One) ' Schaub of Manchester . ! * CLEVER OF was convicted of forgery. But a snH m T the Center and then Cast to Munroe ° "“ cnflced their "the President la opposed to recog Funeral services were held this learned that in the bi.shop’s ser judge gra'ntcd him p/obation after and 10 DemocraiB showed over the- , . ^ .u » j lives In de:defense of our national morning at 11:30 at the W. P. YOU.GUV'NDR week end that the administration i %rhn F »>ut also, nition of the diinese Communists ...PM GOKRY mon he referred to a pastoral let he testified he had been duped. when we give Quish Funeral Home, 225 Main Witne.'.sc.s corrbboYatkd his story. can be sure of success yet. . »nd Rev. John K. honori; to all our loved ones who as long as .they are puppets of. Moa- TO GAY/ ter read to *H "'?Jorth Cninlina The 15 Republicans lined up: * Methodist Church street. Catholic churehes in Januaiy, Wlicn granted probation, Ajala '.lave entered their eternal home. cow.” Prayers were read at th» funeral Right definitely against extension 0“ crrd a prayer, Today we c.-’.ll to mind the struggle 1951. In it tTie church declared its dropped to hl.s knees in the eourt- Pointing out that the rider affects home and at the grave In St. now, one for it. fou|/probably for' Services nt Center Park wh'ch they won for our benefit T, a u, a FM. 0*. opposition to segregated congre room and called upon Alliih to 30 million dollars in UN funds only Jame.'i' Cemetery by Rev. Edgar «M8 by rnmmm bless the judge. it and two noncommittal. The 10 Units paraded in review in front I and we, in their spiritucl pre.>:encc, •>«» Cameee. bia. e « . . 1H I tj N U tW YlM . gations. ^ for the fiscal year beginning July Farrell o f St. James' Church. V - iR Ri«. U. A PM. «■ . Democrats; (Ine opiwsed, three in- of ,e municipal Building b c ic .e ’ use these moments as a time of One of the men who said he The liiiinigiation Service sub 11 1. the South Dakota Senator said Bearers were Joseph Suess! Carl ( lined again.st. two for it and four Ii di.sbanding or marching into Center rededication so that unfinished ‘No. I didn't got promotod this yoor! Did you?" talked with the bishop stated that sequently o:dered him cleported probably for it. that even if Peiping develops Suess, John Suess and .William for not keeping up with his stud- Their views could i’ at k for the Memprial Day service. tasks may be completed." the prelate declared that segre change later. "Tlloism'' any break with Russia Qlode, all cousins of the cltild. S U TOMORROMrS PAKR gated parishes were the prodiut ie.s. ' Ajala contended that re The crowd thinned out consider Local schools held Memorial would have to be proved by deeds Day assemblies before achool CHRIS MÊLKIN, Planetref Mello Gels Her Wav BY RUSS WINTERBOniAM r.f "darkness'’ and that the time turning home before finishing his ably a.s the exercises got underway and at least a year would be re BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES edliration would be regarded as wiln a prelude by tlie Salvation closed Friday. A short ceremony quired to show good faith. The Old Story BY EDGAR MARTIN had come for the "light of truth " was held around the fl.agpole at to shine on the .segregation i.ssuo. betrayal of a tribsl trust and that Knxak Ininiigrants Army Band. Harold A. Osgood, Mundt noted that the last Con H-HERE'G MYCREOir AH.YEG... ^ HIM GAY VENUG he would be kllcd by his wealthy clicirmun of the Memorial Day the Green School with Mrs. Ma- GIRL BORROW Soveral church members d^ gress went on record against UN GLIP FOE ORE FROM TH AT GHOULO c m w ,tAA AV\V «L \ D\0 elared they would remain away father. Still ill Kashinir Committee this year, read General : McLagan directing the sing- admission of the Chinese Rede, snd M eluo THE-MINE— I'LLGic-N CtOlTl BLOW6UN AND OP \ » eOVD YCAV*. from the church a.s long ns the District Director Herman Lan- Logan's Orders and Lincoln's Get-1 'fK' similar program was con- he said adoption of the rider GTANDG IT OVER TO you! YOU PART...THEN 6 0 Mi* Wt<£> Vt PPAClNCAVVy , aegregritibn policy i.s coniinued. don of the U. S. Immigration and tvsourg Addre.ss w-as recited bv A1 - School over the •would sen-e to notify this coun CAN CAGH IT IN THE INTO JUNSLB, TH* WHOiT: DWO-SViVlTVÔ I Naturalization Service de.scribc’d New Delhi—(TPi—. During 1931. fIcdTarricoand hlsaltemate, Jack lP"‘» ';• try's Allies that the present Con FIRMOM Martha White conducted the sing BE(E PRICE v i l l a g e .' MIST' CHRIG! I— V /N— .___ . ^ X T O V ' ICE CITBE ROBBEItY Ajala's claim he would be e::ceut- 375 Kazak tribesmen entered | Ivoefller, both of Manchester High gress stands just where the last 9 9 ,------ing. ... o ne- Butte," Mont. — i/Pi 'Thieves ed as "a figment of his imagina Kashmir after escaping from ! School. one did on this issue. r tion. We've cleported other peo Commiini.st - occupied Sinkiang ’ Names df dec-ased veterans were ,y Girl Killed WASHINGTON INANNENASmPMl POClORfCNAS ‘Doting Dadd.v' Is as Bad ' pretty clothes. \ As ‘Over-Strict’ Mamma *1 MSDUflMOSKMtSNT Slones and Rocks I Instead of pulling against each J Bv Father’s Truck other, this mother and father ! I received iKis letter from a re- Bonihurd Kashmir ■ should try to meet somewhere half, i; seht.ful wife and'mother: way between their opposing atti-' Holiday werk end In Mahche.s- "fn a recent article you told of a tildes. This will benefit them and tcr wa.s marred by the death of iS YOUR BURNER \:' . Srinagar, Ka.shmir Various wife who resented her husband's I their daughters. one-year-old Joyce Schaub, ' 188 seytions of Kashipir. including +' affection for their children, (All rights reserved. NKA-Rervlce, Hillside'road, on- Friday afternoon. ; .some areas in which ITnlted Na Ine.) The child darted into the path of a tions ceasefire teams arc stationed, "1 agree'with your answer if it .. WE ARE! is genuine affection he is showing triicl: being driven b.v her father, are being"” bombarded h.v stones .HIGN OF TIMUS Jo.seph, and the right rear wheel and rocks. I and nut a doting foolishness. My ‘^husband carries his ‘affection’ for ran over her, crushing her head Reeurring earth shik-kS have and cheat. She died instantly Hinii-jamU rnrks our two daughters to "uensuch (enginslengths Kincardine, Ortt. 1/Pl -The Kin-,- , _ ---- — ...... ---i C « i ^ t e Bfravr a«6 'T"' CAPTAIN EASY Looks Bad For Penny ' 0 3 1 thenr Umndmi^^^ ant ‘ h®. -‘.pittooivs,.which ^have j K®®*'®-'’- J®-. reported, TImI W Senrici ^ BY LESLIE TURNER FRE'^'RT.ES. AVn g»|«3 pwiFIVTW new- clothes, -even though they have mh- moiintainsidpp, - lotpek. even though they hjive . ndomrd the prerniRes for 40 .years. ■ It was -the second auto fatality PLUS DIO YOU r r i .o s s e r No loss of life or serious prop- a? many as they , can wear, their j When the decision was made one this year in Manchester. ert\*' damage has been reported i Dad aees that they get them. He | naember said "we'll miss them." I Police said that the little Kiri I GES AMV- Bracd Ive SEEM ASKED ID ^SS Ju — AH—MISS seem to care if it means ' Hotter Mobilllut ONE ELGE TOURSELT; MAKE AN (MPOKnNT from the bombardment, which fol-| I will have to get along with' bringins the retort: "We alwavs rame out of a side door of the did.” AROUND anS ^ lowed five days of earth tremors. I the old clothes I have. j h'biise and ran under the wheel of ^ v e AEL been , r CROWSi . j "If they want to stay out dancing - i/AITM6 T3 HEAR./ BOWS S'rART DISPUTE ★ We have the men, skill •SFORYbtt' late at night he encourages them j automatic delivery-free ~ , -c „ , 1, ' to do so, although he knows it will and tools to service, adjust, heat-eaving tips — courteous Taipch, Formosa t.-Pt Quite a that they will stay in bod the ' NOW IS THE TIME repair and clean any type or help from trained drivers. controver.sy has developr-d on For- „ „ t day until noon. leaving me to ^ make oil burner. mo.sa iis to whether it is idolatry I handle the housework, TO PLACE YOUR ORDER FOR it HotterMobilheai, too! Lab for a Christian to bow before a "The girls apeak rudely to me, j it Let us put^ yours in A-1 oratory tested for your portrait of Dr. Sun Yat-sen, found I knowing their father will not re -! running order — help you burner. Contains more heat er of the Republic of China. The ! buke them. beat the rush to complete units than ever. C oll V i. controversy, which has been going I "If I try to get them to do any- , fuel oil arrangements. on behind the scenes, has sprung thing around the house they are AMESITE YOU CMTT MEAT OK MEATI into the open with letters to the I ‘too tired,' usually from dancing, i ★ Complete Fuel Oil Service: Claaa, Cbaae, AstasMtial The prettiest date dress on the editors. ' and my husbarxl says reproachfully summer scene — with youth and Many Christian students hold I that I should let them get all the charm in every line. Juniors that it is idolatry to bow before . sleep they need. I am the only one DRIVES 9r>. 1M t, NU adore the fotil, low-cut neckline Embroider this rhyming, ii,- the statues or pictures of Dr. Sun. who ia expected to be tireless." VIC FLINT mance of Chuck and his "slick • EFFICIENT GUARANTEED Here They Come BY TWICHAEL O’MAl.t.EY THL hiOU\ OF MARTHA W AVNE full front, pleated skirt. Best of Non.sen.se, said the ministry of ed Two Kinds of Purenla Err j < ^ ' A Gfwd Friend BY WII^SON SCRUGGS all, the simple upkeep on the new clliclt" in simple stitches a:id ucation. Students in ' public Some parents make the mistake ■ RELIABLE WORIC- MACHINE SPREAD DUCKED THAT ONE JUST IN glowing Cottons. bright colors. With a set of tllese schools, as are all Chinese citizens of giving too much to their chil I V EO O T TO towels in your itclien, you'll keep POWER ROLLED !2 ; TINHE.ViONDK YIHRr5 DE- (sOAD HIM in t o 'TSABOUTMC mUHt! Pattern No. 8973 is a sew-rite at all public nieetinga and cere dren and expecting too little from the family amused while they dry M o b ilh e a t FLYINO VIOTMUK LAMhU? THOSS I STICKING AROUNPJ MV tVlFCS UCARD irs THAT GABBY AGUES SHE'S THE perforated pattern in sizes 11. 12. monies, are required to bow before them with the excuse that "they're W E HAVE THE PROPER EQUIPMENT and VIC'S TAUNTS '^TsO the dishes. SOCONY-VACUUM HEATING OIL UNTIL TH EY SOME TALK/ finch. ..SHE'S SPREAWN' ONE TUATS BEHIND 13, 14, 16, 18. Sizes 12, 5 yards Dr. Sun to show their loyalty to only young once." PKOMPTTHBJOKiR / Pattern No. 2106 contains hot- AND KNOW HOW— DON’T DELAY—CALL TODAY G E T HERS/ SOME (jOSSiP ABOUT MZ I IT/ THE OU) UZASD* of 39-inch. the nation. Some parents go to the' other ex TO OrSN FIRE. iron transfer for six designs, ma treme and seem to resent their WAYNE AND DR. ROGERS/ [ TRACKIN'THE MUD For this pattern, send 30c In terial requirements, color chart -" 2 P ^ AGAIN/ coins, your name, address, size AID FOB INDI.A -(diildren having the gay times that TERMS UP TO 36 MONTHS and stitch illustration. belong to youth. * desired, and the pattern number Sdpd 25c in Coins, your name, to SUE BURNETT, THE M.-\N- New Delhi—(,4V-The World Judging from this letter; here is PLACE YOUR FREE CALL MITCHELL 3-5135 FOR TOP QUALITY addr^s and the Pattern Number Health Organization assists more a father who belongs to the first CHESTER E\'EN1NG HER.^LD, to ANNE U.ABOT, MANCHES ORDER NOW ESTIMATES 1150 AVE. AMERICAS, NEW projects "in active operation” in group and a mother who belongs to SILENT GLOW OIL BURNERS TER EVENING IIERAIJ}, 11.50 India than anywhere else in the VORKnZO, N. Y. the second. AYR AMERICA.S, NEW YORK world, a WHO announcement says. And So they are pulling against Don't miss the ne^’ Basic Fash 86. N. Y. Out of 200 health prbjebts launch ion for '53, spring and summer. each other. The father Is encourag THOMAS COLLA Presenting the New Anne Cabot ed with WHO assistance in 62 dif ing hia daughters I to believe that It’s a complete spring se\îng Needlework Album. Directions for ferent countries, 18 center in In / guide for smart, practical ward- everything is owqd them because CONSTRUCTION COMPANY , MORIARTY BROTHE puppet mittens, basic embroidery dia with an international staff of they are young. Andthe mother,, )robes; gift pattern printed inside stitches and grand designs ai'C 38 professors, doctors, nurses, and PHONE^ MANCHESTER. Ml-9.522ll i . 315 CENTER ST. i MANCI . i the book. resentful of such an attitude and ’ ^ Tt- T.'iaan. a a AW. •«. printed in this issue. 25 cents. technicians, , its effect on her daughters and her- V ■V'!: .'i\ n ' i p a g e TWELVE MAÎCHESTEE EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- MONDAY. JUNE 1, 1953 MANCHESTER EVENING kERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, JUNE 1, 1953 PAGE THntTEEN jv; ■;, Yankees, Fdirfields Cop Opening Little Bees Defeat Bank ior Second Win in Alumni Leagued 9-2

THE Trinity I>raws Mayor Launches Little League Season Burt Prîcted ]\Jpg DodgerS, ^ Hit Home" Runs in Alumni League Herald Angle Boston College East Hartford Scopes Five Runs Nassiffs Edge Trust, Letter Edges Automen BJ Paired in First Round Shotton Said Campy I EARL W. YOST In Ninth to Beat Indians, 6-1 5-4, for First Win Sport* Editor Contest, in Worcester Would Be “Another Jupiter Pluvitis won both games In district Playoff Dickey Back in ’ 49 Initial Results' of the Memorial Day doubleheader Dropping a 6-1 decision to Blast ‘ STANDINGS * W dent, typical of a day before a but was shut otit o'f Sunday’s Hartford , at Mt. Nebo Friday L Pet. MOXDAV Season Finale Alumni Results Brown and Beaupra . . . J hollday..Bnd’in early afternoon I Worcester, Mass., June 1-i-OPi— New York. June 1 - lAb— Back twiiibill as opening day of Man 0 1.000 Early phone caller is Joe Chris Ysskers - afternoon, the Manchester High Manchester Triiat .... 1 en> off for hom'e and to a .shopping Holy Cross’ NCAA defending in 1949 the manager of the Brook Ah n H ro A K How to Play Par Golf: 22 1 .500 tian’s office at UConn with a base Compogj'o. nb ...... 2 0 0 ft ft ft chester’s Little League was de Indians broke even in 14 games £A«t HAHforG ft ft 6 0 ] National League. In the night Alemany. c ...... 2 1 0 4 0 1 Small,, cf ... ft 0 ning and didn't find out the score Rochford'.s no-hit 9-2 victory over 2 0 1 1 U 0 the 1, 2 and 3 irons. I more of a sweeping motion, espe was on hand to wltnasa the aaeimd Several memjiers in the High and he wasn't hitting better than f^lockfi. oh ...... * 4 ft 1 ft ft cap the American League got un Rataic preserved the win for Kopplin. If ...... 3 (?vr. ■A «a ...... ■ ^ 0 until the 7 a. m. news. lival Boston College here last Sat Iiuy»Mil«lfi cf ...... 1 ft ft ft ft ft llnswold. r f ...... 4 0 2 1 0 0 Draw the right foot back about I cially with the driver. Long Irons MancitfflA. C ...... dOubleheader of tha saaaoa «nd- School Band who arc spotted are around .2T>0 at the time. To men derway with the Yankees downing Nurmi. Only a week before, Nurmi 1 ft urday.' Kchiur, rf ...... 0 1 ft 1 ft 1 Maneggia. u ...... 4 0 1 1 1 0 an inch from the intended line of must be swung to hit more down (tuatA..ifinn. 3b ...... 1 1. T tlE S n .W had been touched hard by the Man 0 0 8 1 0 was treated to soma good baaOball scorers Jim Tatro and 'Ronnie Springfield has a 13-3 m.nrk. tion him in tlie same breath with the Dodgers 6-3. Although a Moriarty, lb ...... 4 flight. Mr(?»rr.,.irry. cf. 2b ..... 2 1 Discuss last night s Yankee-Red Tolalfi ...... 1 2~T5 7 chester High jayvoes, made up of Cyii..»yi I, 3b oi* 7...... o 3 S' 0 X' 0 1 2 1 and through the ball. DIIVG OolftD Al FrNiNt Wrlirht. p. If (V 0 played under ideal weather eendi- Larcheque from the Little League Trinity is 9-1 and Boston College Dickey, he of the .314 lifetimd aver large crowd did attend the game 3 3 0 'nils is jtis\ the opposite-of the » Sox game with Boh Olson the H Stnu’k itul fio' Ki'avcr In Slli. sophomores and freshmen. Nevins, 2b ...... 4 0 T.iis difference is necessitated MitchtÛ. rf . 0 0 tlons. and Mark Solomon, an Alumni age. seemed premature, to .say the DiiilS'-rs ...... 1"0 002—.1 It was considerably smaller than shift we made with the short LaCofia. p ... 2 ft Thom McAn shoe man and he re 7-3. Colby's Mules earlier weie V.Shkc.'.s ...... 11.2 olx 6 Nurmi and Maneggia were en Totals ...... 34 1 5 27 12 3 by the difference between the C?hurlllA. rf .. CMARUEY KCBNBY, lean looper . . . Trip to the cemetery figured as a good bet for thi.s least. preceding opening dates. Irons. fuller wood head and the more 1 A 0.f 0 0 0 ports he watched the game on tee- Ilun.s bnllt-il In. Olsav*-r 2. Kwa.'^h. gaged in a fine pitching battle for a—Ran lor Nurmi In 0th. Mcrrc'r, rf .. A A 0 ft 0 0 righthander, notched hla second and then home w'hen rain causes a playoff but Colby officials said Pi ilt-monlr; iwo-ha.-ii hit.«. Maltctiipn: BILL TU'ERDY’S double broke East Hanford ...... uW 000 106—6 With the extended shaft In the compact slender blade of the iron, McKcaver, If vee, Channel 11. Be darned if I Four seasons later .Shotton is six stanzas before East Hartford 0 1 0 ft win againat no defeats. Kaaney can bring in 11 any more, since our change in plans for the day. they couldn’t make it because of entitled to look up from his fishing Stolon.'ba.si’.s. (lliia.-on, Mnr.^h: aaert- up the first contest as the Auto Manrhestfr ...... 000 000 010—1 long iron, you automatically gain as well as the loft. Senators’ “Old Guard” Braaa. p .... \,^ 1 0 0 ft flcos. Batoa: OoohU' plays. Koioael. scored the first run In the sev«nth. Runs batted In. Seeley 2. Gllnark. rtrlnavlch. 3b y 0 ft 0 1 0 held the ba4t to six hits, all home location has changed. Now SUNDAY conflict of examinations. So Bos down In Florida and take an extra Kwn.ali. Ol.aavf-r. PoOrmonl*', Ooi*r: left Parts and P'airftelds continued Peruaae, Maneggia:, stolen bases. Mo more body pivot, a longer back- The follow through is the same a-Galaa. 2b.. This la a day of labor at home Each club' had opportunities to X 6 0 0 0 0 ainglea, walked' thra* and struck It’s Channel Six only. .Main street ton College got the bid. * deep Ikiw. Cainpanelln hit the big on ba.aoa. DodK"r.s 12. Yanks li; ba.-1'a their custom of wild games. Fair- lumphy 2. perusse. Reid. McHuIre, swing and generate more power. for the long irons as it Is for the until noon and then to a family oil ball.'*,. K*‘n.*i-I .3,. flieaaon IS; slrlk**- score early in the game but blew Maneggia. Nevins 2: sacrifices, Seeley: Total* ------32 3 * 1* 10 2 •‘X- 'nie Bees helped XM M y traffic policeman Preem Amadeo An odd sidelight to Rockford’s show too late In life— he’s going on field’s scored a run In the open The ball is moved for\'.*ard from woods. — ^ ^ ------\ outing when I team with Charlie Herald Photo. *11115. Krnaoi .s, (;i.'a5f*n -II; hit by pltrh- them. The lead run scored on' a double plays. Perusse to Seeley; Gains First Division a—Conlon ran fni- Gavello In 8th. with a seven hit attack lad by didn’t care to talk this a. m. about ^c.romplishiiient was the fact that 32 now— to threaten DicUe.v’s ex oi. by, Ki-naol *Slnil*-r); wild piiclo'.a, ing Inning but the Auto Part.s left on bases. East Hartford 12. Man the short Iron po.sition about an Don’t ever quit on a long Iron Brown A Beaupre ...... 034 301 x—* Donze in a game of bocce ball to Righthander Sherwood Bowers, Manchester’s mayor, 1s pictured wild pitch but would have come Norm Hohenthal and CharUa Bog- his Yankees..Get le.ss than one Coach Barry gavf the lO-ycar-old, above delivering the pitch that officia'lly opened the fourth Little ploits over a long span. But who Konacl 2; pa.aar*! ball.*. 01;*ayor 1: imi-. tied It up in their half of the chester 9: bases on balls. Maneggia 3. Inch behind where you had it for shot. Let the clubhead follow after First National Bank ...... 300 OOO 0—3 inning of Rockville-Wethersfield whip Les Rogers and George l•ir*-.•. Mitrh''ll, Hu.'ton: acoror, I.archo- in anyway. A single, stolen base Nurmi. 3: tstrlkeouls. Maneggia 3.,j the driver. Runs batted Ip. Quay 3. KInnsy 3, g(nl. Hohenthal ran hla conaaeu- bespectacled righthander his first League baseball season In Manchester. ‘ The scene was Memorial will say that the squat, impish second. Ag.iin the Grocers took Hatratc 1. Nurmi 8.: hits off. Nurmi 5 the ball to a cqmplete finish. Vernon, Vollmer^ Shea! Abrama 3. Cowlri, Maneggia: two-base Brown. I have decided to retire— yo<|u*’ ; lim*-, 1:3o. and error put Rudy Perusse on The grip remains the' same as tlve hit streak to six before being High baseball game playe.d before varidty start because he wanteil Field. l aekstop is not, us of now, ever,v the lead in the third frame by for. I run In 8 innings; Rataic n'for 0 Quitting on the shot here can Kits. Hohenthal; Ihree-bAss hit*. the rains come and game is called. undefeated. third with one out. Nurmi fouled runs In 1 inning: wlTd pitches. Maneg- for the other shots. become fatal, with tha ball ahoot- M/IJOR LEAGUE Abramg: alolen bates. Guay 3, Abrams. retired In the fourth Inning. Bog- to save stars Ronnie Perr.v and bit the equal of the famed Yankee Kairlirld .MarkrU I') scoring three times, only to lose Pace Club to Double: Cbnrhe Strom of Manchester AB R II PO A K off a. bunt attempt with the run a 2; winning pitcher. Nurmi; umpires, Start the club back low to the ing off into a minimum of diatance Kesney 3, PIckral. McCurry 3: MkcrI- glni collected two for three. Jack larnnrgan for the playoff. before him'.' lir of (ialiby Hartnett, it as the Mechanics tallied four I*eary-Gleason. ' lice*;' Guay, Small: double play*. Bog- codches the Wethersfield club.. MrAdnm. lb ...... ,3 ft ft 3 ft ft ners streaking for the plate. Coach g ground, the same as on other and a maximum of trouble. Win Over Boston Sox; | The Bank got to Keeney la. the The Brasher Falls, N. Y., pitcher prolmbly the greatest of National Ailamfi. sfi ...... 4 4 4 1 markers in the fifth. A pair of glpi to Kinney to PIckral; Grinavicb to' Evening at home. Joe Carr Wins The 19th Hole K* Nhlf r. p ...... 4 2 2 iV rims in their half of the same Bob Jackson put the play on again shots. It stays low longer thsn N E X T : More about the 1, 2 and KcCurry to Beekwilh; left on bates, first for two hits and two nais to •V not onl.v threw a no-hitler hut ia-aguo eatehers, whom* reeord of three hits, Frank Gllnack, Perusse, Dodgers Gain Lead' ^rnwn A Beaupre 3. First National WEDNESDAY Twi nh. c ...... 4 1 U ft inning regained the lead for the with two strikes on Nurmi, but short irons do, but not quite as S Irona. take an early lead. The lead was slammed out three hits In three 37 home runs in a svason ( aiii- Kl.*«hf’r. cf ...... 3 ft ft 0 Nurmi, Molumphy and Seeley two Ry THE A880('IATKl> PRK8M Bank S; bases.on balls. Keeney 3, I-a- Busiest piA'' *n Manchester these .Noi rlfi. I> ...... *9 ft ft Market, but again the Auto Part.s Maneggia threw high and the ball Cnts 3. Wright 3. Brass 3: atrlkeouta, ahort-llved as the Bees cam* back British Amateur trips. punella appears eertain to surpass? 2 1 ft each. By JOE REiCHLER Nalloaal Leagae Keeney 8. LaCoaa 1. Wrlaht 1; hits off. days on the .sports front is Charlie Holy C ross— unbeaten on Its .Mc.Vuil, 21) ...... 3 ♦1 0 (1 ft 2 tied it up in the sixth. Stopped couldn’t be handled. Perusse cross Bstting — Schoendlenst. 8t. I.nuls, to tie it up iMth two scores in the Thi.s is not. by the way. the fir.«t Kfllh. If ...... 2 ft 1 ft ft ft Of the nine men In the game for A**ociated Press Sports Writer .371; Greengrass. Cincinnati. .383; LaCosa 4 (or 8 runa In 3 3-3 Innings; second. Jack LeiCOas. Bank stalling Hurlburt whh stilt finds time for home field thi.s year will send Record Turnout Plays in their half of the sixth the Gro ed standing up. Nurmi then singled. Wright 3 for 3 runs In 1 1-S; Brai* 1 time the man from Philadelphia .Syh f'Mf'T. rf ...... 3 ft ft ft 1 Manrhester, only two will return Wyrnstek. Philadelphia. .SR8; Ashhurn. an office visit to report latest do bublin, June 1—(Ab—The Irish Perry after his 13th ronsociftlve cers came up with the clincher in Maneggia accounted for the Washington’s "old guard" Is Philadelphia, .348; .Mathews, Milwau for 1 run In 3: bit by pitcher, by hurler, got the first two mea in the ha.s gone on a home run spree that Tulalfi ...... 2« 7 n 21 4 4 next year, Alemany and Griswold. 500-Mile King Smokes kee. .331. Wright. (PIckral): losing pitcher, Iht- fourth but then the roof fell In. ings on the Uttle League. Charlie toasted a local boy today as king victory. He ha.sn’t been beaten the sieventh. Manchester run with a long fly pushing the revitalized Senators Cost; umpires, "Vaeantl-Kerr; Time, of the amateur golfers. had the baseball'world goggle-eyed. .>1 iinchrslrr Auto Parts ball after Bernie Alemany had Runs — Campanella. Brooklyn. 3'7; Boggini singled to left and Hohon- Is working on a "two year con in two seasons. AB R I! PO A K Wes Feshler and Gary Payne back Into the American League Rnblnson. Brooklyn. 35:. Hnlder. Brn^ ______tract" as president 'pf the Little And they had good rca.son to do The favored Crusaders got (t . In Mixed Scotchball Vint, rf ...... 3 1 ft ft 0 were the opposing pitchers and walked, gone to second and third Ivn, 33: Reese, Brot'ikljln, 33; Schoen- thal doubled to right. Dannie GuAy rralp. if ...... 1 0 ft ft •ft ft pennant race sa a possible new i I-ouIs. 31. Nasslft Arms (8) League. He’s turning in a grand .so, for he was lanky, black haiied break In that Trinity won’t be during a mad stretch of 25 games both were hit hard. Feshler yielded on singles by Rick Kopplin and dlenst. S . walked to load the aacke. Frank Brilcm. 2b ...... 4 2 2 6 i> Cigars, Hates to Talk challenger to the New York Yan-, Runs Batted In—Campanella, Brook AB R H PO A K Job and gets very little .<;redit for Joe Carr, a 31-year-oid Dublin their first-round opponent and A record turnout of players for, the Ladies’ Spring Tournament In July and ,\ugust, a little better l.nnpfrllo'V, 3b ...... 4 ft 1 ft eight hits and three walks for six Harrv Griswold. Simmons, If , 3 0 0 0 Kinney doubled to left for two o *> ft1 lyn. 54: Xlalhews. Milwaukee. 37: .Ial>- the many man hours speht in do clothing merchant who walked off thus big Charlie Wrlnn won’t be the .Mixed Scotchball enjoyed a were: Cora Ander.son defeated Kit even than his current pace. He St’hinLmul, r ...... 3 1 7 rtin.s. Payne allowed nine hits, in TO.M MOLirMPHY grounded a kees' bid for a fifth straight cham loiiskl. 8l. l.ouis.' 35; Snider. Brooklyn, Reynolds, lb O' runs. Dick Wright replaced LeiOosa f.MVUlt, lb ...... o 2 ft 3 ft 0 pionship. 31: Cyeengrass; OInriniiali, 30. Twerdy. p ... ing the job right . . . Rains come with the British Anaateiir title firing his stuff at them. Wrlnn. a beautiful day for golf at the Man- St. John; Mae Wilki,e defeated went on to collect 33 for the season ft 2 ft cluding five doubles, and three single to right on the hit and run Indianapolis, June 1—(>PI—Bill and Bob Abrams graated him with iJrzxb. fifi ...... ’ .'*.**’ 4 n 1 the husky Vukovich, who assert nils-Schoendlenst. Hi. I,nuls. S3; Colas, ,1b __ again this afternoon during base Saturday by whipping defending 6-3 righthander who has won Chester Country club yesterday Naomi Lockwood; Anne McBride and to be crowned the league's Wnjnarnwlcz; rf ...... 3 ft (*) (1 ft passes for seven nihs. Onl.v' four after Nurmi had a replacement gn Batting—Jim Greengrass, Cin Vukovich, winner of a record $89,- Three of the senior members ot CreengrHss,' Cincinnati. 51; Hntder McIntosh, ss a sliced triple down the right field ...... 3 ft ft ft ft ft ed at the finish he was ready to Prignano, rf ball game In Rockville but we 'get champion Harvie Ward of Atlanta. sfiverv ..straight^ will go_ agaln.st afternoon. Twenty-five couples defeated Alys Davies, and Carolyn most valuable player. Ilopkin.*. If ...... the base paths in the ninth. Bob cinnati Redlegs, rapped two hom 497.96 first prizie in the Memorial the "old guard" — 35-year-old Brooklyn. 6U: Cam|ianells, Brooklvn. 48; line for two more mariiera to run iUiiatu ,lf _____ 1. U 0 ft 0 t) runs were earned by each squad as K9 .Starting. In.„.ftrst posi Ashhuru. Philadelphia. .47___ , FIske, c ...., •even innings In before calling It Ga..""two'tip,' fh a nervie tingling EC's Jack McKinnon. paired off to compet’c for prizes in Laking defe.ated Betty BehtoriTThc During hi.s previoiis rampage, as’ l*ayn»’, p ...... 4 ft ft ft ft 2 teach team committed four errors. Wood ran for him and raced ov?r ers, a double and three singles as Day- 500-mlle aiito race. - Is going M ickey Vernon,. 31-year-old C3yde Provost. 3b . the total to four for the iiuiiig. an afternoon. Rockville coach Ted' to third. They put the squeeze on tion, he ran away itrnm the field Dmibtes—Hchoendlensl. SI, l,r,iils. 14: match at Hoylake, England. .Sprinfield probably will send a divisions for six low nets and two third round must be played by now, Campy could offer no ready In sopite of his troubles, Feshler Cincinnati split with Milwaukee, to remind a lot of speed fans of the Vollmer and 30-year-old Frank Snider. Brooklyn and Dark. New 'Vork, Smith, cf ... Guay eingled to center for two Ventura will bow out at the end Totalfi ...... 32 6 k 4 4 again and Pudge Seeley placed a late -Barney Oldfield. on the first lap and set a record Shea—boomed the threegun salute 13; Robinson. Brooklyn and D. Rice. Hi. Ponllcelll. cf nine in the fourth. Keeney wallfed With the victory, the long little lefthander from Honolulu, low gro.sses. next Sunday. explanation of hi.s ability to murder . ftlft ft41 0 -6 struck out 14 men in a winning winning the opener 8-6 and losing Cannon, a ,., of the season as athletic coach. Vutn Paxlfi ...... rice sacrifice down towards first of IS8.095 for the two and one- I.4)lll.e. 10 and atola aacond. Whltey Gavello driving Carr, already picked as a Henry Tomlnaga, against Holy The first low net was taken bv Captains of the Red and Blue any kind of pitching. "All 1 know,” KairfpMil* ...... Ift3 (»2ft _7 cause while loser Payne had seven the nightcap by,the same score. Vukovich chews a big cigar like yesterday as the Senators roared Triples—Bernier, Plllshiirgh. 5: Bru Next season he’ll be in the clas.s- Kmifi battpft in. (;rzyb 2. LovuIt. Kr •h- and Wood scored. Molumphy didn’t Barney’s and he ia an even fiercer half mile circuit. Totala ...... 27 5 7 31 10 3 struck out but Charlie PIckral was memberôf Britain’s Walker Cup , Cro,»a..„ ...„Ox...th . ,Qi;mna,sts ,nitght Edna and Stan Hilin.skj, 91-24-70(2 teams, Helen A yers and Helen ! he .sai^l, .'lis„thaj ,tlxp-baU IqpHs jilg past Boston into the first division ton. Mllwaiikee. 4; Reese and Snider. "^'Itboin ’With’ johnny Cana^'arl -h-an*- 8 tcT: ■'rs*rT'rds"r-'tw«*-bas<’-’Wl5i—.(yf svib; ■•2i-. l a .ilia, credit. "Stop- at third' and'trame home ■all '.Pitching— Fj-ank. - Shea. . -.Wash-, BrnAVlytli-'rmidjc'CKlcAgo and “Goraori!’ '{ea'ni'i Broke'a'Ih'fMlyear AmoiTcnri use righthander Jack Sanford who .second,’ >fa'fge’ 'T’h^1an Snd 'Eai'l "Siririher. ~~H'avc (17'awn up Tfie''” ...... as a grapefruit • and I have a feel .Vlains 2. Twniily. Ershlcr. Norris: cdnTp'etttorr'But'h'e'ddean’ t talk as ' The' siovirman ' 'nYeohanie "ghv<* AVlth 'a pair~'of Wcforles' over 'lire ’ ' ''''Maaeh'aklSr'TrtisV'M) hit by m 'piteh.'KwBsy' and Pteknu dllng the varsity teanis . . . An EDDIE AD.V.MS, disabled most the way from second to beat the inglon Senator, spaced nine hits Milwauke.', 3. AB R H PO A E monopoly. shut out Harvard 1-0 this season. Bnllsieper, 100-27-73; third. Eunie mat* hes for the first round which ing when I go up there I'm going .itiilrn ha.5*'.'*. BtSion. Viol; double pisy.-*. much. up the lead for only five laps, a Red Sox, 5-4 and 4-0. Home Runa— Cami>anella, Brooklvn, Tarca. 3b ____... worked a double steal and both Ralon. I.ovrit: irtl on bases. Manche.s- of la.st season, paced the winners return throw to the plate. Three In his 4-1 shutout over the Red other In a series of fine boxing The match ended on the 36th Owens and Dick DeMartin. 99-24- opens thi.s week. The pairings will to knock it out of the park.” He Vuky headed for New York and quarter of the way through the Vollnwr, a Red Sox castoff, 17: Matbews, Mlla’aiikee. 14: Kluszew- Magnuaon, rf .... scored on Guay'a shot to center. bouts on teevee hold.s the spot >er Auto Parts 9, Fairfield .Markets .S: with four hits to make up for lost more singles, a walk and two er Sex, giving Washington a sweep ekl, Cincinnali. 12: Bell, Cincinnati, 9; Johnson, p. It .... green after Carr had fought off a 75; June Decker and Rav Lam- be posted in the locker room, says it is a wonderful feeling to I bases on balls. Payne 3. Feshler 2. a television appearance today but race, when he made the first of singled home the winning run In Bob Breas replaced Wright ia the light until the 11 o’clock news. Joe time. Feshler helped his own cause rors saw three runs give East of the doubleheader. The Nats he took along Wilbur Shaw, three Snbler. Brooklvn; t.reengrass, Ctncin- Kacinskl. l b ...... fifth end gave up a run la the tremendous bid by his 27-year-old heck, fourth. 103-27-76; fifth, Ollie have. etrikeont.’*. Fesbier M. Payn e 7. hit by three brief stops for tires and fuel. the, ninth Inning against his former nall. Irvin. New York ai)Vhy, half of the first and second inning.s. of Clarkston. Mich., collapsed 150.000 and. 200,000, thought it and Veynon and Busby. Washington, It. second run after (hishing had been the bank, Mallnian Chet Morgan Joe is also entered'In the Irish operatives scored 42 points, the i Results for the second round of Chick Fraser and Walt Murphy, i man, there were plenty nf yeara- in the past. the White Sox had won the opener Tilplea..— Jensen. 'Washington, 6: Open championship. He told new.s- He ritis.scd the 19.50 Western They then added three runs in the- after leaving his car and died two saw a terrific duel between Cro.ss Rivera- and- Pox. Chicago, Noren. “New cut.down on an attempted aqusexe.. proudly displays a new frami for same number as last year. Colum when I eaiight 300. Once I caught by the same score. his eye glasses white on his Main men he hoped to compete in the crown when he took three strokes third, on a pair of errors and four hours later of heat exhaustion and and Paul Russo for second place. York. Philley, Philadelphia, Werls, St, play that backfired. Alan FTeheit’ bia wa.s a distant second with 22 tun ln| the afternonn and two more Brooklyn’s blazing Dodgers roar 1-oiils and Vernon. Washington. 8. put the Trust out in front S to 0 in street route. Inscribed on the Canadian and U. S. Open cham I two-mile ntn as he plea.sed with an enough left to out.step the Villa- trom the edge of the final green. passed balls, and one in the fifth heart failure. Kiissn, driving relief for Fred TBSTEBDAT’S BBSrLTS markers. nova speed.stcr. that night, with a bus trip and a ed into first place In the National Home Runa—Rosen. Cleveland. 10; the fourth with a homer over tha frame Is Boston Red Sox. Chet ha.s pionships. too. I 80-yard victory over John Joe Bar- In 1942 he finished third. on consecutive singles by rookies Pat Flaherty of Glendale. Calif., .AgabMhlan, beat Crosa to the T.ernlal. Philadelphia. 8: Cernerl. Bos Amarlcaa In addition to Remigino. the aandwich in ' between. Now It'* DRIVING LESSONS League, winning their ninth and New York 7. Philadelphia 1. canterfield fence. George Uigiiu- j ry of Vtllanova in 9:00.2. This But yesterday he had the title Bobby Simler and Pete Pedemonlr. seriously hurt in the worst of five finish line by a car’s length but ton. Doby, Cleveland and Wert*. St. long been a favorite of the Boston major news was made by Charley ateak ever.v day.” tenth in a row at the expen.reno, Washing InteraaUanal co-favorites...... -______His______clocking„ .was a revolutionary new method of |'’oitorm off me." President Walter yard par 70. H* finished with a 69. place. Jimmy Daywalt, driving his half a game over Milwaukee. The Roch-sler 7. Toronto 3. to leave the game in the aheth. longest hit of the game when he CORONER AUTO SCHOOL after as a fuel ingredient on the ton. 3-0. 1.000. 4';11, his fa.stest ever for the eight i laminated wood eonstruction, nc- I O’Malley of the Dodgers has prom- Lloyd Mangrum, the defending theory that Its fumes helped sicken tifst ."500.” placed sixth and won Strikeouts — Pierce, Chicago. 49; Montreal 4, Bprinrileld 0. Twerdy opeh^ the fifth and lined a double to left In the fourtli Redlegs swapped 8-6 decisions with Syracuse 9-3. Bufiali) 3-1. ftirlongs. Olive rated himself be- j cording to the State Development 1’!"' ** coaching job on one champion from Chicago, Ed Fur- TEL. Mltehon 9-4010 the drivers. the "rookie of the year” award. Tnicks,. Hi. I.j>iils. 43: Dobson: Chicago reached on an lnf|ald error. Dave frame. He also made a fine catch the Braves, winning the opener to and Maalerson, Washington, 38; Gray, Ottawa at Baltimore I pp-raln>. hind Dwyer's pace, then had , Commi.ssion. condition, that he keeps hi.s weight gol of St. Louis and Freddie Haas or TEL. HARTFORD 7-3680 (celloct) Neither heat nor fumes boUieretl Jim Rathmann. relieved by Ed shove Milwaukee out of the lead. Detroit, 34. Oolaa powered a honM run over where it is now. He would be the of New Orleans tied for seeon*l of a foul fly off the bat of Bobby die John.son, was seventh; Ernie ’ STAI4DINGS the centcrfleld fence foir two rune. Stock.s, St. Louis’ stubborn Cardinals re fir.st Negro coach In organized with a 282.* All three made bril McCoy another rookie, eighth; Nallsaal Bob McIntosh singled to left and In the top o f the fourth the bounded from Saturday’s double W L Pci. OBL ball. liant clutch putts on the final hole Ruttman's former winner with honor* In the Bravaa-Redlegg apllt. Brooklyn ...... 37 14 .859 — Pat Prignano and fiteve Pravoat .yanks pulletj. ^pff a, fipe , ^qubl£-_, setback, whipping the Chicago i, VI. think-he.-would- mak« a-'fiqe to gain $1*4^.'67 each. i. three i Rocfcvtlle Liiite League sackcr Pedemonte, who quickly COMPLETE washed out the; New York Giants Bruce Smith. McIntosh scored : thing of the past in ba.seball." Ruttman’s car was driven by rookie southpaw, apiin a *lx-hltter i ("’hirago ...... 12 34 . 333 12>, on a wild pitch to make It 4 to 3. grabbed it and threw to Gordon and Philadelphia. Phillies for the I Cincinnati ...... 12 34 . 33.1 I3j« for a walk. Johnaon was brought PRICED RIGHT or se d a n In the fir.st game of the ilonble- ...... 1 pitched the Nas.siff Arms to a 6 to nabbed at the plate by catcher ler’s 1908 performance. t'aiMftlo. c .... 0 ft 1ft ft 1) North Bethodist ’vs. St. Bridg 20 17 .541 4 in from the outfield to pitch to header, the Elk.s opened by .scoring ra.ijiii. p ...... ft ft ft ft ft iij 1 win over Sidt City in a Rec .Soft- Six. world heavyweight champ Jack Olsaver. Boh Lemon hurled an eight-hit 11 13 .514 S You can’ t beat STAR SEAT COVERS for ‘> I • RECORING M et’s. 6:1.5- Robertaoji Park. (Sola* and Dave quickly alngled two runs in the first inning anti Sntrvb. 2b .... ft 1 ft .ft ft^ ball Le;igue same at the Charter ionship fights have been held on MORIARTY BROTHERS, town ter to hand the Tigers their sev 16 16 .son 5S quality workmanship, materials and fit. U'nltx. rf ..... 1 1 (1 t» ft Damato’a vs. Miller’*, 6;15— 16 21 .483 6 1o left. McIntosh walkH to load sewed tip the game in the .second Il^’witt. rf .... ft ft Oak Lots. Varley allowed three the Fourth of July and two on St. champions of 1952 jvill open their enth successive loss. Homers by And you can’t beat STAR’S low factory SARAN PLASTIC ft «» ii ft Charter Oak.- J4 12 .434 3 the bsMs. Prignano fouled out .'Vii-'Jy'Uli-,.. .gcaLttMC;^ Jiits-jini Patrick’s Day..______. J . season tonight at 6 ii’cjqck, at Mr.;Li L.FrpiPJtt, service for all Bill , Glynn .a’nd _,L«rry_.,Roby,. .1 1 -» J33 li.. 'liHlcls.-''’' ' ' ' ' ■ -■t.«rirTl.' ft; . 'rfiorlHl '"If'ftld,’ opposing ’“ârffreTif hastened Art' HotiUemah’S fourth to "fiirgt and' K b ■'Flige^fahh'idTd'' om,. 2b...... 1 ft ft ft ft ft out when the Aces pushed across ,in.our speclaliy atiiffied radia-' TODAY'S (iA.MRS some opening game-jiUers by the Mic4iigan State I0.8T 211ettermen Market. Saturday’s postponed con- loss. Lemon has now split 10 Cards vs. Dodgers, 6 Charter eaae the pressure. Provost walked a run in the last Inning. . ♦or re|»lr dbpartmient. ’ • Oak. ■ NaMsnal Fiitinj; and stIicHihfr euaranleed. Ko.sciuszko Club. Tolalfi ...... 4 7 IS 2 i. Bernie Alerhany, Bill Schtnidt from its 19.52 national champlqn- -test between M oriarty’s and the decisions. ^ No gpifiea acheduled. to force In TWerdy Yrith the win I KIkfi ...... 2S1 (Nll-ll Moriarty’* v«. Legion, - Memo- ★ Widest choice of materials, patterns and Herb Pagani, on the hill for the and Venny Vencsclau each collect ship football team, but has 21 re American Legion has been re MAURICE P. Billy Hunter. Brownie shortstop, 6 Amertra* ning run. I'Koficlufiakfi ... 00ft ft22— 4 ri«l Field. Nn game* scheduled. colors. Elks, blanked his rivals for the j Twi*-oafi** hitfi. Janton Jobmli'ow; ed two safeties for the winners. turning lettermen. scheduled for Tuesday at Me enjoyed the best batting day of his Interna llaasi The 'Truat was led at the plate first four innings and retired in 1 thrcr-bafii* hli fitol(afi*’fi. morial Field and the American career, banging out seven singles WedntMidA.v, June I Syracuse at Ottawa (31. by Johnson and Ronnie Simmons ★ Free installation by seat cover special* 1 Wahiifikl 2. W'f loft on ba.iufi. Tonight Miller’s Restaurant and Your Budget Gets A CORRENTI “t. (ârl»'r: Duke University is the only League contest between the Cardi against the White Sox. His four Cards vs. Red Sox, 6 —Charter Rochester at Montreal. and Golaa hit well for the win ists. 1 * ... rra.t Ko»»(’iuj«7,ko 4: nn rmii.t, Damato’s Construction will meet BROWN- Oak. Buffalo a( Tonorto. the final two frames for the.Elk.s, paRani i. .lohiulmw 4. Casati .nthki*- St 6:15 at Charter Oak. Jerry Southern Conference school ever to nals end Red Sox has beep re-. ■ FOR ALL FORMS OF hits in the nightcap ■ led to two Only games acheduled. ner*. The Truat was guilty of The Ko.sciuszko Club came ! vpls. PaK«>.'l 7. Jnhmlrnw 7: Casatl 1: Chagnon will hurls for Miller’ play in the Rose Bowl at Pasadena; scheduled for Wednesday at Char runs batted in and two runs for I,egion vs. Auto 't’ aet*. 6- -M e pg.or. base running having three morial Field. through \yith two runs in the fifth while Johnny Pringle is scheduled Calif. ter Oak Field. — him.self to provide the margin of Only two month* after Bermuda runners picked,off, two by Twer inmnrts; I'asall 8 f*>r 10 runs in I 2-2; BEAUPRE. INSURANCE Second Congos va. United M eth CLUB COUPE and two more in the sixth to wind hit by piteli.T, (till by I’nfranl. birkris to go for Damato’s. Better Break When victory for rookie Mike Blyzka. claimed a world's record boneflsh dy, and one by the old hidden ball CONVERTIBLE Incorporated DOOR up on the short end of a long and Walin.'*ki by Casati: wlnniiiE iiltrhnr. Sumpiar ■; ■ ' • Life • Ca.sualty • Fire (ill lloelgea and Jackie Koblnsoii odists, 8:l.’i— Robertson Pnrk. in the 12-pound teat line claas, trick. COACH Paenni; iiinpires, Mrli'akl-Kani.‘*iipll: Deri’s V8. Nassiff*, 6:15—Char listle.s8 game. i tiln*'. 1.50. N'assiff Arms Ui> were Ihe big guns In the Dodger Mr*. Bruce Adam* of Wilmette. TOPS «3 Q PANELS or SEDAN In the nightcap the Moose AB R H PO A F, 30 BISSELL ST. 88 Birch Street attack. Hodges, continuing to slug ter Ci*k. Masiin, 2I1 .... III., hooked a silver beauty on Tommy Burns was the first up JJSO trimmed the PAC team 3 to 0 in Xlunsr (3) Vuni’.sflnu. rf Tel. ML9-3215 his >\ay out of a near-diaastrolls Bermuda’s North Shore and shat heavyweight champion to box on FIBER a tight, well played game. The.se AB R H 1*0 A K M Vurlcv, If . You Join BANTLY^S MI-9-5234 batting sliim|i, drove In two runs The last American Leaguer to tered the record by I'i pounds. foreign soil. two teams, the doormats of the Mjirrtinni. 2b ...... 2 1 1 0 0 1 In the first game with | pair of win the loop’s home run honor* for Each Sw.’t'l, as ...... 2 0 O 0 u 0 0u 1 Alumany. c ., HOT WEATHER TIP And L’p league last season, showed, sur 11111. lb ...... 2 0 0 0 0 D. Varley. p . ningles.-Robinson had flve„ntraighl two auccesslve year* wa* led Wil r prising stVength and on the basis j — ...... 2 0 0 15 SrhmUU. lb .. Normally you forget about Bllin^ ypur heating oH *tor« hits, going three for three In Ihe liam* in 1911 and 1912...... 2 0 0 0 0 0 Milkr. nh .... abbreviated nightcap. The game of their opening, play will furni.sh j Abaihamsi.i;.’ If ...... 2 0 0 II b 0 ! B. Pngani, rf age tank in summer. Out of tight, out of mind you say, la.st year’s leaders with plenty of Zb\k. rf ...... 3 1 1 0 0 (I Mllchell, 3b .. Fuel Oil Club was railed after 6<'j Inning* be- A baaketbnil crowd record for BU T—did you know a FU LL tank it smart, especially IMSTALISP Fxee/ opposition. , Konarski. cf ...... 2 0 (I 0 .1 Oi FOR SEPTIC TANK or raiise of darkness. Denver wa* aet thi* year when .M*'leski. p ...... 2 1 1 2 0 0 Totals 29 fi 9 21 8 3 during hot, humid months. Keeps excess moisture out Here’s how our Fuel Oil Club works. W« estimate I’our Sophomore Eddie XIathews of Meleski, pitching his first Little 8llk City A c. n> 11.097 crammed the Stockyard* 575 MAIN ST. AT HAZEL League game, overpowered 'the Totala ...... 19 3 3 18 1 1 AB n H PO A E of the tank; helps prevent condensation and harmful yearly fuel bill and break it down into ten equal amounts Milwaukee and rookie Jim Green- Coli*eum for the College All-Starg TAV (•) Ellis, rf ...... Amesite Driveways PAC hitters, allowing but three . 3 t* 0 1 0 0 grass of Cincinnati vied for hitting Next To First Nalionfil Bank AB R H PO A E rusting. So take our hot weather tip—order a full tank payable from June through March. This keeps your bud --Harlem Globetrotter* contest. hits and striking out 14. Harten- (?orcoran. 2b . .3 0 1 2 1 1 SEWER LINE CLEANING TEL. Ml-9-5405 PruttiiTf;. an .... Stilmonaon. ss . 2 0 0 3 3 0 • of Shell Furnace Oil with magic FOA-5X NOW. You’ll get from being knocked out of whack by big bills dur We Ameflitc Equipped For Large stein and Knowlton divided the S. <»»*n.4ay. 2b .. Cobb. If ...... ; 2 '0 0 Os 0 0 protect’ your tank—and b* all aet when the firat coM DerarU, If Shaw, c ...... 3 fr 1 “U 0 0 ing the coldest months. Tennis Coarts or Small Jobs pitching for the Village street club Sk«‘w.*>«. ,’b __ and both looked good. Johnson, p .... . 3 0 0 o 3 0 wave hit* town. r ...... D**xier. p ...... 2 0 0 1 2 0 Deliveries are made on our regular “weather-con- Call Manchester's Specialists Parking Ixits Machine Spread— Forais Tonight’s game will bring to-, Koflnrh, r f ...... Tavlician. lb * .3 0 1 K basc hit.' Mason; stolen hfises, No obligation. -r n. Janton, 3b .. 0 1 OiR. PruttlTii:. rf S(.*|imidt: left on basest NassKfs 8, AUTO GLASS INSTALLED To S Years To Piy_ _ H. pAKani. p ... 0 0 0 ' Knowlton. p . . . 0 0 0 Arcs B: bases on bails. Varley 4. John> McKINNEY BROTHERS Murphy, r ...... t 0 0 - son 4: strikeouts. VArley 7. Johnson 4; TEMPLATES FOR ALL CARS Lee. lb. r ...... Y 0 0 Totalsais ^ ...... ^121 u0 «).3 I5f 5 1 umpires. N. Pagani; lime 1:30. SEWAGE DISPOSAL CO. Valcubs. I f ...... 0 0 0 Moos1)S;» ...... IMWO ----0(W-3 SHELl FURNACE Oil MIRRORS (Fireplace and Door) (ârlrr, 2 b ...... n i 0 L on bases. Mposc 1. PAC 3;fbibases HEATING GLASS FURNITURE TOPS MEDICINE CABINETS The nickname of Johnny Loeai\. DEMAlb BROS. Erkela. rf ...... 0 0 0 on balls. Hartenstcin 0. MeJeMkI 3; Expert workmanship. Hundred* of satisfied home owners and sm cB. iff# AUTO SEAT COVERS f>i■ MANCHESTER We also hiatall septic tank systems and sewer line*. —, ESTIMATES g l a d l y GIVEN i j l \\ ' 1 TT ( * i . , ; , \ - V ^ ' \ ' ‘ ' . A ;; ■- - l- A- '■.V ■' A J Lj'-' ', , ; ■ T f ly.-'-.v: /. V I •7-: I V. - I .

. \ ■'-y' . /• r / :■' V \ ..'V ■'■A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 1, 1953 PAC it E E N MANCHESTER EVENING-HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, JUNE 1, 1953 PAGE FIFTEEN X Honsehold Goods 51 Apirtmentff—Flat»— Houses for Sale 72 Houses for Sale ^2 Suburban for Sale 75 Aatomobiles for Sale 4 Building— Contracting 14 Painting— Papering 21 Household Goods 61 ------______...y- Help Wanted—^Male 36 Articles for Sals K4S Fuel and Feed 49-A Tenementg 63 Farmer Candidate Coventry Excellent selection of aluminum ONE ROOM Portable cabin—on 7 1037 BUICK Special Club Coupe. REM ODELING 'and additions or PAINTING AND Pajierhanging. ARROW TOOL CO. I WANT A RELIABLE THREE ROOMS and bathroom. In MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST acres—with fine clear brook. 350 complete house o, garageer. For Gtyjo work, reastr.^able rates. TRUSTWORTHY PERSON folding chairs, aluminum folding quire 128 Bissell street, or Mitch Classified Mitchell 9-61.58. BURPEE V o O D FOR Sale, cut any desired MANCHESTER ‘ Three year old Cape Cod, in ex foot frontage on Route 30— half reasonable pricie and free estimate Y o jr neighbor my recomrnda- 41 Sheldon Street_ __ l^B^h. MUchell 3-8107. WHO’S GOING picnic tables. Mark down on chil ell 9-3989. mile to Crystal Lake. $2300. Only TN T H E ‘SERVICE--Must" dhipftwr “ call 'ManCheXtet Robflftg ind" Con-' FLOWER and VEGETABLE cellent condition. Four larger than L* M. Phillips Passes at 7^ " tlbh.'YO'yearrlffMahcheaterVRsy dren's alumimi'm "Chairs and: rock ^ Beautifulf custom built- six asual' ftiHshed;T0om8’ on first -flbor, .$1000 down,-l>alance.jnonUily.. Tel> HM8 Buiok Convertible, $845. 318 structlon Co. Mitchell 9-8933. ' Hartford 6-7880 TO TAKE OVER P U R P N iS ttE D 'ISvo-Room Studio Rockville S-9036. Adveilisenients mond Flske. Mitchell 9-9237. ers, plastic webbing, sun umbrellas, dormers for comfortable expansion VVoodbridge street, Manchester. SEED 'Qarden— Farm— UNPAID BALANCE Apartment. Private bath. Ga room home, conveniently lo CLASSIHED ADVT. SPECIALIZING Ir custom built PAINTING AND Paperhanging. TOOL MAKERS 50 tables, hammocks and stands. rage. Available June.SDth to Sep cated. First floor has a 12 x 20 on second floor. Rusco combina COVENTRY LAKE View Drive—4-. LAW N SEED I ^ r y l*rodncta Monthlv PaymenU tion storm windows and screens, Funeral Slated Wednesday 1948 CHEVROLET 'Convertible garages, concrete floors, also al Satisfaction guaranteed. 30 years $22.47 Ratan extension chairs, tub chairs, tember flth. Mitchell 9-2296 after living room with fireplace, room single, fireplace, oil burner, DEPT. HOURS MACHINISTS amesite drive, large lot 160’ front, Coupe. Mist green, black top. A terations, additions, cabinets, experience. Raymond Trudeau. P E P P E R PLANTa25c doz., lettuce NEW FURNITURE tables and settees. 6 p. m. Venetian blinds, near lake, vacant, 8:15 A. M. to 4:.30 P. M. INSTRUMENT . FERTILIZERS good Size bedroom, dining 110’ deep. Priced at only $12,700. Coventry,^ June 1— (Special)-!- beautiful sporty model. Has to be ceilings and dormer erection. Call Phone Mitchell 9-1614^ : and cabbage iSc doz, 5,000' trans- And Appliances only $5,000 small down payment. 20 at the Nathan Hale Commun seen to'b e appreciated. See Bob A TTR A C TIV E New Furnished room or den, cheerful kitchen, Call Frank Contois. Mitchell 3-5322. MACHINISTS ' .. planted tomato plants, $3 per 100, HAS BEEN IN STORAGE Call Goodchild Co., Realtors. Man Louis Moore Phillips, 76, former ity Centtr. Mrs. Clarence A. Olivci' today. Center Motor Sales. RENTALS at 12 Glenwood nreet. Mitchell CHAMBERS FURNITURE Apartment. Private entrances, chester Mitchell 3-7925. Bradfleld will be chairman o f a COPY CLOSING TIME PAINTING AND DECORATING. INSPECTOR 3 MONTHS full tile bath. Second floor, WILLIAM McBRIDE postmaster in South Coventry, 461 Main .street. CABINET MAKING. Good work- ON GARDEN TOOLS 9-4187. \ every convenience. Residentiai public birthday social sometime In FOR CLASSIHED ADVT. Floors sanded and reflnished. I sold this to a young couple 8 A t The Green two bedrooms, one very large Mitchell 3-4816 died at Windham Community Me manship. Reasonable rates. Esti Wallpaper books on request. Also First cla.s.s onl.v^^ Apply 8:30 i section. Ideal for 3 or 4 teachers June, wtlh proceeds for sponsor MON. THRU FRI. 1949 STUDEBAKER '4-Ton Pick TOMATO plants, hot peppers, bull- months ago. but they are not get or nurses. Mitchell 3-4860. and lavatory, two car oversize Sole Agents mates gladly given. Moulson'a furniture reflnished. Call-Gerry. Wanted— Real Estate 77 morial Hospital Sunday morning. ing the club community aervlee up. Excellent condition. Phone A. M. to 5 P. M. If after hours ^ BUDGET CENTER nose peppers, 25c dozen Klceberg ting married. 501 Middle Turnpike Esst 10:30 A .M . Woodworking Shop. Pilgrim Mitchell 9-8866. garage. This home is as near J. W ATSO N BEACH and CO. He Retired as postmaster in 1934. projects. Mitchell 9-6919 after 6 p. m. interview is desired call or 91 Center St. Mitchell 3-4164 lettuce, romaine lettuce, iSo^ doz BEDROOM SUITE CONaiDEKING SELLJNQ 2-6695. perfect as a home can be. Hl.s family had served a.s po.st- , Members will meet Tuesday at SA TUR D AY 9 A. M. write. en : savory and early cabbageMSc LIVING ROOM SUITE CLEAN LIKE NEW—De Luxe Business Locations TOUR PROPBR’TTT Shown by appointment onl^*, MANCHESTER— Six room Cape Without obligation tc you, wc ■ masters in Coventry for 50 year.s. 8 p. m. in the Nathan Hale Com EXTERIOR PAINTING, free esti dozen. 57 Florence street. \ 5-PC. D INETTE SET li Gas Refrigerator. $49. Bar- for Rent 64 munity Center. Auto Accewwrles— Tires 8 Florists— Nurseries USED SINKS, bath tubs, wash Cdd, large living room with fire will appraise or make you a caeb He had been active for years in rOCB COOPERATION WILL mates. Call Mitchell 9-1383. 50 hour, five day week, holi tubs, toilet bowl. Jones Furniture ,’Westlnghouse” Elec. Ref. stow's. Mitchell 9-7234, Setback BE APPRECIATED RHUBARB, 15 poui.ds $1; Rhubarb STO.-IE FOR Rent, Main street lo. place." compact cabinet kitchen, offer for property. See us before the Republican party here. 1947 CADILIJtC MOtdr for sale. In CHRYSANTHEMUM plants, potted. day and vacation pay, Occi and Floor Covering, 36 Oak' street. V ’Bengal'’ Combination.Range. ALICE CLAMPET, Realtor ■oil hot water heat, 'three' bed - There will be a letback party 30 choice varieties. Mitchell "roots 6 for ' $1. O’Connor, 171 / \ ‘'Weatinghouse” Laundromat RO PER GAS Range, stagger top, ca'ion, approximately 10’6" r. 43’. you aell. Born In south Coventry, May quire Peter Lala.shius. Mitchell dent, sickness, life benefits. rooms, fine neighborhood. Imme 17, 1877, he was the son of George Wednesday at 8 p. m. in St. 3-8185. Repnirlng IS MAKE MOWING A PLEASURE union street. Mitchell 3-5698. \ "Emerson” Television Set like new, 9x12 maroon rug, also Suitable for office, radio, T.V. or Mitchell 9-4543 BRAE-BURN REALTY Dial MI-3-5121 9-2558. appliance store. For furthet de diate occupancy. Call Frances K. L. and Garcilla Moore Phillips, Mary’s Church hall on School YOUNG MAN for service-sales de for as little as $1 weekly. \ ’‘Weslinghouse” Vacuum . red and chrome baby ten’S 'til 9. for garden, 2-car garage. Asking Helene Shirshac, Judith Hartley, Elxpert workmanship, free esti Guaranteed work. Phone Mitchell Best references. Mitchell 9-3831. Realtor;?— Insurers in 1947 by the U. S. Department Marcia McCombe, Catherine Fla RIDERS WANTED to Aircraft. sessions required I. Apply In per or part time. Splendid opportu- tee. Terms to suit you. Mitchell 201 M A IN 8T.. M ANCHESTER $14,700. Call Goodchild Realty Co,, BOX 0, c'o HERALD Manchester Memorial Hospital, af mates. Open evenings. Jones Fur 9-8933 for free estimates. SPINET PIANO — Moving fropi of Agriculture in cooperation with herty. Sandra Hernberg, Lenore Hours 8 to 4:45. Mitchell 9-7943. son. Singer Sewing Machine Co., nitv to have vour own business. 9-0980. Notice WANTED — Garage, vicinity of Realtors. Mitchell 3-7925. COVENTRY— 7 miles from Man ter a long Illness. He was pastor niture. Oak street. Mitchell 832 Main street. - Call Mitchell 9-1.57,5. citv, so will sell my beautiful one the states to encourage better un Altshuler, Carol Martllng, George Glenwood and upper Oak streets. chester. convenient to University derstanding between farm families emeritus of the Second Congrega WANTED—Ride to Pratt & Whit- 9-1041. Roofing 16-A FIELDSTONE FOR retaining year old spinet cheap for cash. A FASCINATING 5*4 rcHjm ranch of Connecticut, 1952 ranch (28x34), Turcotte, Shirley Shlrahac, Mari . ney. Vicinity of Adams street. COUNTER G IRL wanted, full time, YOUNG MAN WANTED for gen Zoning Board of Appeals Telephone Mitchell 3-7027, days; with large, enclosed porch, attach in the United States and foreign lyn Humph, Linda Moberg, Mary tional Church in North Coventry. walls, fireplaces. Coventry P il In accordance with the require i3ox B. Herald. breezeway and garage. Living Second shift. Mitchell 3-7620. COMPLETE Repairs ny Stuart R. days. Apply in person. The Annex eral factory work. Apply Kaklar Mitchell 9-4406, nights. ed garage. Lot 220' frontage x 150 countries. Hundreds of young Ann Moreau, Patricia Jurgensen, ROOFIN'3— Specializing In repair grim 2-7161. ments of the Zoning Regulations room with fireplace, alumlndm Andover ' A native of Coventry he spent Wolcott, A-1 r.epalr. Sales, on ing roof.s of all kinds. Also new Snack Bar. Toy, 60 Hilliard street. W « Hovt Hundrtdi depth. Nicely land.acaped. Excel rural men and women from the Dorothy Latimer, Jean Elsemore, most o f his youth here and, after ENJOY A DRIVER S license. For for the Town of Manchester, storm sash and screens, full cel v.-Bshlng machines, vacuum clean roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys Wearinsr Apparel— Furs 57 lent construction. On bus line. Be lar, oil heat, electric hot water United States and foreign coun Sandra Hanseh. Richard Risley, a long absenca returned in the expert instniction call the Man HOUSEWIVES — Earn $2.00 com BOY OVER 16 for steady grocery Conn., the Zoning Board of Ap- Houses for Sal« 72 ers. motors, small appliances. cleaned, repaired. 26 years' ex- LAW N CHAIRS, Unpainted. 1140 of ing sold below original cost. War heater, plenty of closets, amesite Grange Plaimhig tries have lived and worked on Carol Altshuler and Roberta Kal- early 1930’s. chester Driving Academy. Pilgrim mission on most every call. Show store work. Pepin’s Grocery, peal.s will hold a public hearing Welding. 180 Main street. Phone •pertence. Free estimates. Oall Burnside Ave. Hartford 8-7278. M AN ’S WHITE Palm Beach suit, ren E. Howland. Realtor, 543 drive. Lot approximately 100x200. farms in all parts of the world bcr. A graduate of Monson’Academy 2-7249. ing dresses, lingerie, hosiery and Route 44-A, Bolton. Telephone on Monday, June 8. 1953 at 8:00 iMANCHESTER since the project started. The MUchell 9-6678. I'owley. Manchester Mitchell wdl-poying jobs 38, single-breasted, vent. 32 inrhe.a Woodbridge street. Mitchell Owner going West. Walton W. Kathleen Dailey, Margaret Dur- in 1894, Amherst College, 18M, toiletries to neighbors and friends. Mitchell 3-8483. VENETTAN BUNDS P. M. in the Hearing Room of Iho 3-8600. Travel Program young "ambassadors” share their DEAR MOM: Remember what 3-5361. long. Ressonable. Mitchell 9-1818 Four room non-expandablc. Cen Grant, Realtor, 647 Main. Hart kee, Karen Hietala, Undo, Hietala, Hartford Theological Seminary, SECRETARIAL SERVICE—Typ Write for catalog. P. O. Box 661, Highest. Quality Only Municipal Building on the' fol experiences with other people in happened last year, so thi.s year between 7 and-9. tral location. Plastered wall% ford 2-7584. (Eves. Manchester Cynthia Blake, Heather MacQuown, 1901, he held pastorates In Quincy ing, stenography, mimeographing, Hartford 1. Conn. SERVICE STATION ATTEND Also Reconditioning lowing applications: for their area through speeches, news be safe, not sorry. Use Mystic Timken heat, storm windows and MANCHESTER Mitchell 9-7160). Members of Hebron Grange will Sandra Despard. Linda Costello, and Boston, Mass., for 18 years. varl-typlng, mailing for small or Heating— Plumbing 17 A N T — Full time. Experienced Tapes and Cords by Y’ard Milton K. Whitten for permi.s- BROWN COAT with fur collar. paper articles 'and radio programs Annwyn Seitz. Judith Christensen. Foam, upholstery and rug clean SECRETARY $6.5. Interview job screens, nice fenced in yard. Priced present a lecturer’s traveling pro During the next 12 yeara he large businesse.s. Reasonable preferred. Apply in person. Bo sion to enclose porch on front of j worn six times. Size 14. Price Two brand new three bed at the conclusion of their trips. Unda Krlstoff. Nancy Stephens, er and be sure. J. W. Hale Corp. A PLUM BING shop at your door. applicant.s. College background. Call St .$9,500. ARDM ORE ROAD — Six finished worked for the Southern Call* land Motors, 369 Center street. dwelliffg which is located 19 feet | MEN $17. Mitchell 9-3826. gram at the meeting of Andover Lynn Marlenelli. Janet Schultheiss, has it. Love, A N N . rates. Phpne Mitchell 3-7691. No time lost. New work. Altera Own tran.sportation de.sirable; room ranch type home.s with rooms. Cape Cod. excellent condi fomia Congregational Conference FINDELL MFG. CO. from street line which is 1 foot tion, fireplace, nicely landscaped. range in the hall here tonight at 8 Lynn Schultheiss, Sandra Hotch tions, copper piping, fixtures, hot 7:30 a, m. - 4:30 p. m., Monda.v- CONCRETE Laborers and Finish BOLTON LAKE patio.s and fully plastered at inaugurating new work and build* ANTIQUES Reflnished. Repairing MI-3-4865 clo.ser than regulations allow, at i wirii and without kiss, Karolanne Pierce, Pamel water automatic heaters. Youngs Friday. Contact: Wil.son Agency. ers. Also part time, experienced Another four room non-expand- Immediate occupancy. Schwartz o’clock. Miss Anna Lindholm, lec Gam1>liiig ("ase ing churches. Automobiles for Sale 4 done on any furniture. Tieman, 485 East Middle Turnpike ik Ru.ssell Street, Residence ^ n e Wanted— To Buy 58 tached garage.s, located iji an Real Estate, Manchester Mitchell turer, will have charge of the me Gordon, Patty Barrett, Annette town sinks sold. Estimates glad 54 Church street. Hartford. Conn. outside help. MUchell 9-9644 or i able for $8,500. Oil heat. Few niin- He returned East for a rest and 189 South Main street. Phone B. I spociol skills I utes from lake. Immediate occu- AA zone on acreage, yet near 3-8274 or H.artford 5-5138. morial service on lliat date. Liebman, Janet ' Lussier, Gail BEFORE YOU Buy a used car ly given. C. O. Lorentsen. Mitch inquire 382 Hackmatack street. BE SURE — Buy Cinco all alum INTERESTED IN buying junk or was invited by his home church Mitchell 3-5643. inum windows. Also self-storing John G. Rohan for permission to ! pancy. schools and shopping centers. Special Party Ruling Held by White, Jean Gelsler, Kathy Hamil see Gorman Motor Sale;. Bulck ell 9-7636. SKCRETARIES scrap metal business. Send all I FOUR-ROOM CAPE COD — Ex- to become its pMtor. He declined doors. Call MUchell 9-9095 for free erect gasoline service station and | ★ yr,< Mrs. Julian Krzewskl is making ton. Tina Matson, Mary Jane Sales and Service, 285 Main WIRING INSTALLA'nON.of all particulars. Box V, Herald. Future park kcross the street. cellent condition, fenced-in yard, the invitation but was persuaded MEN WANTED estimates. Bill Tunsky. Certificate of Approval for same, i DESIGNERS •T. J. CROCKETT arrangements for a special party Toolhaker, and Joan Dunnack. street. Mlt.;hell 9-4571. Open eve types. No job too small. Peter SU.MP PUMPS, Ruud Permaglas Needed at once for ad- Location ideal for prpfessional close to school, bus and stores. Judge Rollnei* Menus to act as substitute minister for and Bradford automatic hot also permission to erect free WANTED Good used child's out Phrnes: Office DUtchell 3-5416 sponsored by the ways and means nlngs. ' Pantaluk, 40 Fo.ster street. Phone verti.8rin}r and public rela- RICH BARNYARD loam for sale. ■Sr Deepwood r- drive. -Telephone The school lunch menus ' a t ' the 10 years. water healers, American Stand Men with mechanical .standing ga.soline sign, 15 feet door play gvm. Phone Mitchell Residence Mitchell 9-7751 or business man. Quality con committee ofth c Ladies Benevo MItcliell 9-7.303. Call Peter Lalashiuh. MUchell Mitchell .'l?53ni. ' Robertson and Center Schools this In 1951 he became pastor emeri ard plumbing fixtures sold and in- tion.s office and purchas frbm street line which is 15 feet 1 DRAFTSMEN 9-0524. I structed with attention to de lent S oci^'"^to be held in the Judge John S. G. Rottner re 1948 CHEVROLET sedan otlivery. ability to train as ma 9-2558. served decision in one case and coming week will Include the fol tus when he retired from regular New light gray paint. Excellent BOOKKEEPING, accounting and .stalled by Tom Dawkins, master ing office in progre.s.sive clo.ser than , regulations allow, on ★ ^s^a^m^y, U T a m X ^ ° ‘'caXe" throughout. Features tor. ' TW O -TENEM ENT HOUSE for church-'Sbcial room on Thursday lowing: Monday, Hamburg pie, hot niinistcrial duties. East aide of Ibirnell Place, Bu.si- at 8 p.m. The society’s regular found another man not guilty of tires, $695. Carter Chevrolet Co., ta.x .service. Rea.sonable rates. plumber. Terms arranged. Phone chine adjusters. USED BURKS Super turbine shal kitchen, storm windows, full llum^lOtlS to mention.. Must sale. Twelve rooms, .one side va vegetable, pears; Tuesday, vege He was a representative In the industrial concern. Age ness Zone III, STATE H EARING TOOL DESIGNERS Rooms without Board’ 59 ' cant. Nine-;oom single house for meeting will be held al the home being gaming house keepers In 311 Main .street. Mitchell 9 5238. M ltchfll 9-0744. Mitchell 9-9669 before 8 a. m. or low well pump. Reasonable. 449 lar, stone terraces, acre. large ne soeii to be appreciated, case.' heard in Town Coiirt this table soup, sandwiches, cake state legislature from the Town after I p. m. limit 20 to 40 years. Tolland Turnpike. MUchell 9-9966. ALSO. ★ sale. Call Mitchell 3-8296. of Mrs. John Yeomans on June 11 squares; Wednesday, spaghetti with NICE FRONT~ROOM with twin trees. S9..500, Carlton W. Hutchins. Priced at $22,000 and $27,900. morning. The two men were ar- of Coventry from 1948 to 1947. 1948 OLDSMOBILE six station Apply Paul Moriarty for permission to at 8 p.m. hamburg sauce, carrot strips, gela Group insurance and PROCESS PLANNERS beds. Gentlemen preferred. Mitch- i Mitchell 9-5132, Mitchell 9-4694. IF YOU ARE LOOKING for good rc.sted in the raid on the Garden In 1980, the Rev. Austin dedi wagon. Heater, radio, hydramallc. ALL KINDS of carpentry work. HEATING From A to Z. Con HAND MADE leather and corde dimini.sh floor area requirement The meeting, in the charge of tin dessert; Thuhiday. chicken in ell 3-7749. Inquire 33 Woodland value in a home for a small fam Grove a week ago. cated the organ now in use at the G o ^ condition. Make an offer. Reasonable rate.s. Mitchell 9-4291. version burners, boticr-bumer numerous other emplo.vee hand bags to match your ensem in one apartment o f duplex dwell ★ EAST HARTFORD—High on hill, Phone Mrs. Ernest Perly, is the one at the basket, mashed potatoes, street. » ily. $T0.9nn will buy desirable six- George Frcemer. 37. of .54 Flor Second Congregational Church in Can arrange terms. Mitchell units, complete heating systems. U. S. ENVELOPE CO. ble. Made to order. Mitchell ing. at 31 Birch Street, Business new custom built home for private which membera exchange June grapefruit; Friday, escalloped po benefits. Apply personnel TOOL MAKERS room Cape Cod at 46 Middle ence street, pleaded not guilty to memory o f his wife, Bessie Carter 9-0980. M ANCHESTER T. V. Service, All work guaranteed. Time pay 9-7119. Zone III. owner. 3 bedrooms expandable to VANrOUR boxes and their secret pals are tatoes, celery sticks, hard boiled radio and T.V. specialMs since 121 West Main Street NEWLY DECORATED, beautiful T\(rnpikc, west. Waddell .School the charge. He was represented by Austin, who died about a year be ments arranged Moriarty Broth- office. Harold Mandly. Jr., for permis ★ ly furnished and spacious room. 5. Picture window, oil hot water CONSTRUCTION CO. revealed. .eggs. Ice cream. fore. 1931. House service call $3.50. district. Two minutes from bus Attorney .Jay Rubinow. Decision 1949, 1950, 1951, 1952 Chevrolcls, erjs. Tel. Mitchell 3-5135. ' NIGHT CRAWLERS for sale at 695 sion to build aetdition on dwelling .„;yhe most co.T:piete light house heat, in.sulated, full cellar, low JII-3-4836 For Appointment Guest Speaker was reserved. New 4-Hers Mitchell 9-2186 day or night. Rockville, Conn. DIE MAKERS and nqi^hltoi hood shopping ren The hulk of Rev. Austin’s estate tudors, fordors, standard and au Keeney street. which will be located 5.6 feet keeping facilities available in tax. '.i acre lot onlv $13,500. Carl Rev. Edith W olf of Brooklyn, Orlando R. MSsi, 32. of Bloom Local 4-H club members enrolled is left to the Hartford Theological PLUM BING And heating. Special ton W. Hutchins. iCntchell 9-5132, M ANCHESTER Cape Cod, 4 ter. Lot is 60x150 ft., adjoining tomatic transmissions. All de luxe LaPOINTE from East side line which is 2.4 Sr Manchester. You will marvel at Conn., was guest speaker and used field, was found not guilty of the at the Rockville office not previous Seminary where a memorial fund AMESITE - Tarvia and Armorcoat izing in repairs. Copper water Mitchell 9-4694. years old, 5*- rooms, laundr.v in ho.spital pr'opcrty at the rear and models, fully equipped and guar 3 NEW FORCED air furnaces, feet closer than regulations al j the topic "What on Earth Are Yo(( same charge. He was represented ly listed follow: Elsie Anderson, will be set up for scholarahlpa to driveways and parking areas. 36 piping, remoleling electric equip SHEET METAL MECHANICS the cU-anliress of this building. i.s like a pack with .swing.s, play anteed. Stop in. today and inspect Situations Wanted— 85,400 B.T.U. output. Gun type oii low. at 179 Henry Street, Resi —r , , ------r; r ' Desirable residential area. I Doing for Heaven's Sake" al the by Attorney Herman Yule.s. Barbara Bacpo, Nancy Louise Bls- theological students. months to pay. Grading and cx- ment for plugged drains. Edward ELFXTRONICS. Inc. Children accepted. Central. Pric- CAPE COD. I ' i years old. six j Lot 65x1.50. Comhiriation windows 1 house and other play equipment these choice, models. .There 1» one burner complete with blower and dence Zone A. ' ★ annual meeting of the society on Nine Pay $198 scll. Janet Eldredge, Joyce Eld- Rev, Austin was bom August 80 'ca'-atlhg. 'M'. "E; Ffeflfh C0:,'Cov- JoKiisoh, M itc h e ll 3-6979 'o f — ' Female ,38 controls, $250 each. T. P. Aitkin. , ed j-o reasonable you'll gasp!.. Be rooms. 1‘a baths,, three.bedrooms,; and doors.. Call Mitchell 9-37«4. , for qhildi:e.n,. ri,rep!6c.i?'...Pff.f:r,ing J edge, Adcle Goring. Mary Grif here to fit your purse. Up to thirty Roger OlcOtt for exten.sion of ~ ‘"'MACHiN^^ sure and tee this one. Mrs. Dor full basement, outside entrance. ' ------' —■------1 outdoor living for the whole fam Tlfftrsday night. Officer.s' electM •Judge Rnttncr'arso levled’ Tines 1870, the-son of 'Hudson and Mary’ entry Pilgrim 2-7IG1. Mitchell 3-5044. 155 West Main Street MUchell 3-6793. fith. Kay Hansen, Roberta Hansen. Bartlett. - ' months ba'nk rates. CAPABLE WOMAN, with excel permi.ssion to have free standing FOR EXPERIMENTAL WORK sey. 14 Arch streeL Combination storm doors and • M ANCHESTER -Ranchilike home I ily. ' Toririheet " furnace with oil are. Mrs, Montague White, presi totaling $198 for speeding and vio- i .sign in front of property at 403 dent; Mrs. Ronald Bockus, .secre lation of rules of the road charges Sandra Hansen, Judith A. Love, He leaves several nieces and RAY'S OIL Burner Service. Instal LENNO X Furnaces And warm air Rockville, Conn. lent refciencps, desires work as Boats and Accessories 46 ★ windows, oak floors, hot water i of four large rooms, with expan burner, city water, aewer. House Ann MaeVane. Diana Motycka, CENTER MOTOR SALES . lations, I'cpairs and service on oil West Center Street, 'Residence PLEASANT, .Large room, at the! tary; Miss Marion Stanley, treas to nine motorksts in Town Court nephews among whom are Robert 461 Main Street heating. Earl Van Camp. Mitchell housekeeper. Call MUchell 9-6078. heat, fireplace, large lot, trees. 1 sion space. three additional is very neat within and without. Betty Murnlng, Mercy Steffano! burners. Furnaces cleaned. 24- 14 FT. STAINLESS steel boat with Zone AA. GAUGE MAKERS "Center, for one or two. gentlemen. ' shrubs, quiet street. Two blocks rooms, attached garage. Lot ap urer; Mrs. Howard Stanley. Mrs. this morning. Griggs of New Jersey, Daniel Open Evenings 9-5844, . Immediate occupancy. Shown by Joan VonDeck, Clifford Anderson, hour sieivice. Tel. Mitchpll 9-4901. 2<2 h. p. Johnson twin motor. Call Jorma Nurmi for permission to 14-16 Wadsworth street. 1 proximately 90 x190'. Fine view J|ohn Yeomans and Mrs. Frank Fined for speeding were Arthur Srouler. Jr., Miss Mary Scoultr Help Wanted— Male 36 ★ to new school. Near pool, library, appointment. Exclusive with David Farrell. Donald Gchring, GUARANTEED Plumbing and Dogs— Birds— Peta 41 MUchell 9-8847, or 133 Baldwin conduct auto body and paint shop shopping center. Immediate occu-1 country side. Madeline Smith. tValton W. Grant. Realtor. 047 Hamilton, first,’ second and/ third Mitchell. West Willington, $35; Mrs. George J. Currie, all of Hali Ik BULLDOZF2R For hire. Excellent EXPERIENCED Truck drivers XT THE CENTER—Clean, comfort Robert Gehring. John Motycka, fax. N. S. FOR A GOOD U.sed car or a new heating. Alterations and new road. and sell used cars and C^ryficate TOOL AND GAUGE pancy. Any reasonable offer con Realtor, Mitchell 9-1642 Mitch Main street. Hartford. 2-7584. dire(>tfps.ses. re.‘ipecti\‘'ely. The dl- Rickard \V, Houghton. ” 0. Put for back fill. Landscaping and wanted, must be over 21 years of able room in quiet home. 20 Wads Donald Smith and Stephen Zaches. Funeral services will be In the Oldsmobile with Rocket engine work. Perma glacs electric and COLLIE Puppies, sable and white. of Approval for same, on Mintz INSPECTORS sidered. Phone evenings and week i ell 3-167&. Evenings, Manchester, Mitchell rectre.retMJvered.c players ’.-r^ flowers. Shown by appointment. 3-7925. Mitchell 3-7773. Bernard' Brown. 3;’ . of South i w r PONTIAC; 1947 ' Didsmobfld, ■••9^8866. ■ 7-', .■condlUons.'See-mill foreman. Cen Champion stoCk. 'Fsiwh and brin- tSmall truelf load. jpUl) ■ derq'o Z < ^ B . - R.O05L or Room and boprd. .Rhone I Mrs.. Allan, Yale and infant i«ap lers were Lynn Cassidy. Judith paired. Pianos restyled and reup Mitchell 9-0086 after 4:30 p. m. ' Exclusive With Elva ’Tyler,-Rea!-?' CoA’entrx'-; was fined' $15'for viola-’ . Burial will .be in Center tTeme- - 1947 Buick, sedanettes, htstrous tral ■ Connecticut Co-operative dle. Ready Juqe 10. Reasonable. 18”, Ceejar Stain -Shakes Albert Miller for permi.ssion to ENGINE L A ’THE OPERATORS FOUR ROOM single, plus two un B E A U TIF U L lake front lot. sec arc home from the Manchester Wittnifnin, Sandra Hansen. Carol holstered. ' Pianos bought','' sold. y .. . . ,r , tor. Mitchell. 9-4469. Icry in North Coventry. Rev. Aus black finish with white wall tires. Farmer's Association, TO "Apel Call Mllward, Coventry. Pilgrim A ir colorsy'pep-sq;'^ ...... $12.95 erect addition, 8* 10” x 18’^ to exist finished'’ second' flbor, in a nice, ! Memorial Hospital. From the- lion of rules^ the road: Jo.seph A. Biidgeman,; Qale DeCarll; fielders. 5tUchcll 9-9329. 6 - 9 p. m. LARG E Bedroom to respectable ond Bbltbn Lake, restriefed area. tin had requested that no flowers These cars are protected by our Moving— ^Trucking— Place. 2-6764. Assembled'Window Units ing non-conforming garage, which LIVE BETTER FOR less money: quiet location on a large lot. 65' x Domestic water piped in. Mitchell Isanie institution Mrs. Ida Camp- .Shvlnski. 47. of Rockville, $12. and Dale, Ann MacVanc and Kay Bis- be sent and that those wishing to DRILL PRESS OPERATORS gentleman. All conveniences. Two sell. guarantee. Compare for condition, : Storage 20 ave...... $15.5Q will be located approximately 2' 2 family home, 4 rooms each floor. 200'. House is six .years old, fully i 9-1607 I hell is at home. Dpiiiel D. Stewart, 50, of 97 Hoi-' give gilts toward the memaorial price and financing. Center Motor PAINTERS minutes from Center. Call Mitch lister street, received a suspended Honsehold Serv1ee» Clear Red Oak Flooring '' from the East aide line which is ell ^3373. Separate furnaces. Front porches. insulated, has oil heat, storm win I Mrs. Winlhiop White observed The local girls will play Mans fund send them to Rev. Merrifleld. Sales, 461 Main street. Open eve MANCHESTER —Package Deliv YOUNG RABBITS FOR SALE. per M ...... $229.00 * ■ I ------—------Conveniently located for shopping, dows and screens. Asking $10,800 judgment. field State 'Training School and Funeral arrangements will he in nings.* Offered IS-A 1’ closer than regulations allow, BENCH MECHANICS j her 85th birthday at home last ery. Ixical light trucking and Inquire 364 Bidwell street. Plyform. 4 x 8 per ft ...... 26c at 244 Middle ’nim pike East, PLEASANT ROOM, central. Con churches and bus service. Made for quick sale. R. T. McCann LOT ON BUS LINE- 103’ x 200’. 'Wednesday. Randall L. Grundy. .55, of Staf Hospital today at 6:30 p. m. at the charge of the Avery Memorial Fu WANTED Agency. Mitchell 3-7700. All utilities in. Mitchell 3-6.535. ford Springs, was fined $5 for fail school in Mansfield Depot. 1941 CHEVROLET (2 1 Fordors 1 W EAVING . of burna, moth holes package delivery. Refrigerators, Clear Stain Grade Doors, ave. $8.50 Residence Zone A. ★ tinuous hot water. Parking. Gen line Smith, Realtor. Mitchell neral Home at 62 North street, Wil W AN TE D — Good home for cute 9-1842 or 3-4679. ure to carry his ' motor vehicle Barbecue limantic. club coupe. Inexpen.‘ive transpor and tom clothing, hosiery runs, washers and stove moving a Plyscord, 4 x 8 ft...... 16c Alexander Jarvis' for extension tleman. Mitchell 3-4724. I Manclirater Evening Herald An- black and white kitten. Teje- MATERIAL HANDLERS SPACIOUS New home, in fine older driver's license. The .Mr. and Mrs. Club of the tation at a prjee you can afford. handbar.'s repaired zipper re specialty. Mitchell 9-0752. For year round private of permission to park cars in rear section of town. -Two large bed do\er correspondent, Mrs. George phone MUchell 3-8836. * FRONT ROOM FOR RENT— EDGE OF TOWN, 4 room Cape Resort Property for Sale 74 F'rank J. Topping, 217 North north district will have a chicken Dougla-s Motors. 333 Main. placement, umbrellas repaired, work, to fill vacancie.s, Not of 16 Locust Street, Residence j rooms, roomy Youngstown kitch Nelson, telephone Pilgrim 2-6763. AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO., N A TIO N A L BUILDERS’ Twin beds, complete light house- Cod. 5 years old, modern kitch Elm .street, was fined $20 fiir in barbecue for its members June 20. meri's shirt collars reversred and Zone A. JANITORS en. I^rge living room with fire TWO LOTS with foundation, Coven local and long dLtance moving, merely ,sea.8onal additions. SUPPLIES kcepinq, facilities available. Pri en. full cellar, automatic oil heat, toxication and ■ received 60 drafting and construction ING ALSO. vale bath. No objection to chil Agency, Mr. Jewell. 869 Main rage, lovely landscaped yard, many , ket. Plea.se' call for appointment : cake for the' buffet supper. Other Radio, heater. Pair of snow To Prosont M y Coso ing part in Uie program are G. $250. The Young Mothers Club will guests brought dishes for the cc4- plete course bring your drlv- experience at your diap ^ Maehiae Cleaaed Manchester Motor Sales for dren. On bus line. Inquire 24 street. Mitchell 9-2868. Residence shade trees, convenient to school (Eves. Frank Pinnev. Manches treads. One owner. Excellent con- al. We-have a large varie LABORERS PRAH & WHITNEY and bus linej Immediate.occimancv. ter Mitchell 9-78771. Wal Albert Pear.son- and Benjamin Also continued until Monday sponsor a Well Child Conference latton. 41Uqn. Priced right. Notch Road, Ing problem to us. Car fur If you have 4 or fi rooms to permission to make alterations on Grove street. Hllls.de House, Mitchell 9-0382. Shankman. w h o'w ill conduct the was a charge of violation of Jaw’s June 11 in the Robertson - School ty of home altes. Sepths Tnnka. Dry Wells, Sewer Call ton W. Grant. Realtor, 647 Main Mr. and Mrs. Hcllstrom received Bolton. Mitchell 3-6279 altes 6:30 nished for license tests. rent I rekUy need them. Let me property used for the display of AIRCRAFT Apartment 14, Rockville, r- singing, and Rev. Alfred L. IVil- oit gambling aganist Prank A. with Dr. Louise G. Tobi, local Day — Evening — Sunday Ltnea Inatalled— Cellar Water Apply 'E A ST HARTFORD, 4 rqom house, street, Hartford. 2-7584, a group g ift of a silver coffee serv p . m. talk with yon. Have a family of new and used cars, « t Slit West Division o f V liamS and Rev. Carl E, Olson. Mazzarella. 57. of 211 Westland physician, in charge. There is a proofing Done. TH R E E ROOM apartment, light, furnished. Storm wlndov(S. oil ice, other articles In silver; Mrs. Appointments Call three, can fnmiah A-1 refer Center Street, Business Zone II. United Aircraft Corporatloa FRANCES |;K. \VA(]NER V E R N O N O w n er niusl sacrifice street. Hartford, under a 52i5 bond- limit of 15 appointments. Fur ERNE.ST A. 1.AKSON , gas. heat and hot w ater fumish- heat, neW roof, ■ amesite drive./ Hellatrom a beautiful corsage to ij3 6 FORD. Very rltasopable. May Jarvis Realty Co. ences. A man who meeta hia JARVIS A ll persons interested may at immiedie^tely. Large lot and. base In Italy hotels are divided into ther Information cqn be obtained AUTO DRIVING SCHOOL Employment Office I »d. Apply 102 Weat stfeet, Rock- television, I t i miles from Aiir- Realtor wear' at tha party, and her hus be seen between,5:30.and 10 p. m. 6S4 Center Street MeKINNEY'IROS. responsibilities. tend this Hearing. ment of planned ranch house, Call four claase*. luxury, first, .second Iiji 1952, Britian ejyiorted about fropt Mrs. Brand. band a houtonnlers. Tel. BU-»-601>or Ml-t-4310i SEWERAGE DISPOSAL CO. 886 Main Street ville, or call after '6 p. m.. Rock* craft. No agents $9,500. MUchell •t Toiw*a JtUanMc Service 8U- TeL MI-S-41IS REA LTY CO. EONING BOARD OP APPEALS Madeline Smithy Realtor. Mitchell and thi»;d. th^re bfiqg\only' 40 of 70'yer cent of her auto produc* \ Chib ariembers 'vaye planning M t^c, dancing and o th ir. tha, 6|S Oenter street ISO-MS PWtrl St/XU. m-S-ftSOS Eaat Hartford B, Conn. •Ul* 8.5213. \ , 9-7456. A Mitchell 9-0028 “ pas PHQHE li^l-3-S121 George M Marlow, Oiai'nnan 9R642; 3-4679. the luxury class./ ;flon. their^ Fathers' Night program June timesI whi)sdw h i^ away t)u srMiffff. Jamea X ; McVeigh, i^teretary T I) ■\ - I ■\ A - ■' /•- . . / t J' ■/A" ) - r y r •, ! '■ '•'v , / ., -v 1 ^ V - ,t-' . >■: 'I-'.' Je. _iL ' J 1* k i • V . ' ' ■\< V .

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I-' \ MONDAY. JUNE 1, 19Sl PAGE SIXTEEN ^mtrt;(Btrr lEttming ii^ralb Average Daily Net Press Run For the Weak Ended ’ The Army and Navy Club Auxil All member* of the Emblem >N., M»y SO, less iary will hold the usual Monday Club ere invited to attend the Personalities in ^Ôutward Bound'^ Area CAP^Team About Town evening card party tonight at the meeting of the Put'Siam Emblem ART EXHIBIT clubhouse. In compliance with re- Club, Wednesday evening, when Captures Trophy r 10,968 Pvt. "Lawrence t>. CMe. 'ron 'of -quest*.the committee will conduct Mr*. Jemea -H.. McVeigh. OiatriCt „ WEDNESDAY. JUNE 3^ ^ . Member rOt UM Audit Mr. and Mr*.. Warren. Case, 54 the weekly, card parties through deputy, of Qxford street, will be - ■ ■ ■ 2^' and 7-9 P. m T"" ■ : Bnrenn ef dronlnUoae the month of June. guest of honor. The meeting will The Hartford-Manchester Civil HlUiide atreet, recently completed Air Patrol cadet drill team defeat AT THE HOME OF baalc training at Camp Atterbury, be held "t 8 p. m. in Odd Fellows hall, 28 Pomfret street, Putnam. ed the New Haven team yeaterday Ind., with the Slat Infantry Mis.s Bessie S. Carambela.s. at Bralnard field to win the Shut MRS. GEORGE H. WADDELL •■Dixie” Diviiion. He attended daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Steve P. ter trophy, and plaque. The award 4«5 PORTER STREET VOL, LXXII, NO. 206 Howell Cheney Technical School. Carambelas, 54 Parker street, has The Divine Spiritual Circle will meet tonight at 8 o’clock in the is the gift of Col. Cârlea B. Shut SPONSORED BV been awarded the Golden Key by ter, commanding officer of . the CATHOLIC LApiES OF COLITMBUS The nMcting of the Verplanck Dr. H enry L, Jacob.«i, president of Lithuanian Social Hall on Gol- way street. The speaker, will he Connecticut .Wing, CAP. The Benefit of Scholarship Fund Child Study- group acheduled for Bryant College. Providence, R. 1. trophy will be defended next year tonight hat been cancelled. No fur This is the highest scholastic Rev. Mary Hansen of East Hart REFRESHMENTS DONATION 50c ford. while the plaque ia now the prop ther meetinga will be held until honor attainable a t B ryant. Mi.ss erty of the winning unit. Septem ber. Carambelas is a graduate of Man The Shutter trophy is the g(ft of chester High School. At the last meeting of the year Col. Charles B. Shutter, command M aneheater Lodg:e. No. 73 A. F. of the Holy Angela Mothers Cir ing officer of the Connecticut A A. M., -will hold a apecial com- The Religious Education com cle, recently at the home of Mrs. W ing. C A P, LOOKING FOR MORE KITCHEN SMCE ? nninication at Maaonlc Temple, mittee in charge of the joint vaca Kay Wlttke. 9 Bank street, the Squadrons ■ that participated In Tueaday, June 2. at 7:30 p.m. The tion church school of the North following officers were elected: Sunday's meet will go'to Mitchell Sintered Apprentice degree will he Main street churches will meet to Mrs. Mary DIugos, leader; Mrs.! Air Force Base, N. T. on June conferred, and Junior Warden Slric night at 6:45 in the Secqnd Con Lucille. Donnelly, co-leader; Mrs. | .14 to compete for the New Eng S. Anderaon will have charge of the gregational Church. Doris Mikolowskl, treasurer; M>a.' land regional trophy. Regional degree work. At the conclusion of Msry Brown, secretary: Mrs. Mu-1 whiners will later go to Wash the meeting there will be a social riel Oliphant. librarian; Mrs. Jane: David V. Hayes. 164 N orth Elm ington to compete for national hour and refreshments. Reale and Mrs. Marjory Holmes, honors. , ' SCcIhis NEW &E street, will receive his harhelor representatives; Mrs. Florence Tne national trophy, gift of Gen of arts degree at the 108th an The Edgar and Kehler groups Raiitenberg, Welfare and histor /rpti P. Naylor Studio eral Lucas V, Beau, national com-' T¥ Planes Race to Return with First Films of the South Methodist WSCS will nual .commencement exercises of ian; Mrs. Evelyn Vogel,,publicity - BJ dtiBlcI Ruth Rowley ...... ; mander, CAP, .svill be defended hold their final dinner-meetings the University of Notre Dame and Mrs. Wittke, contact chair- this yeaf in corhpetitlon with Sunday, June 7. He appeared with of the season'on Tuesday, June 9 : mah. The annual banquet will be The clash of two opposite pcr- Canada. m the former at the Clarke House in the Universit.v Glee Club when it held at Cooke’s Tavern, Plainvllle,! Chester audiences as he has ap The national team is compo.sed sang in Hartford in April, under «onality types in "Outward Bound," peared in many The.spi’an produc Willimantle and the Kehler group bn June 10. 1 the Center Thespians' production of outstanding eadeta taken from at fhe home of Mrs. Eleanor Lar the auspices of the Cornerstone tions such a.s "See How They all ofthe .52 aquadrons in the Club of St. Bridget's Church. to he presented Tue.sday and Klin," ".Servant in the Hoit.se,” and son, 710 Middle Turnpike, west. Hose Company No. 2. MFD, will Wednesday evenings at the Bow- United Statea and territories. 24 Mount Everest "Pygmalion,” a.s well as Co-Wed only ^wide Prince Charles hold a regular drill at 6:30 tonight , era Schooljauditorium, will be en at the hose house. | .shows. He was foi nierly associat ! Viewing Set; acted by Ruth Rowley as Mrs. ed with the Duke University Midget and Bj duBiel as Mrs. riaycrS; X y Mias Diane H. Peckham, daugh Cllveden-Banks. For Your hidividuolly ^ >-'■ '•If*’'',**''" ter of Dr. and Mrs. Charles Peck- Mrs. Rowley, presidenl of Thes Bcfoie Joining Center The.spians For Today] At Cerer ./ Dosigned Spirolla onies ham. 21 Comstock road, received pians. needs no introduction to Gay wa.s affiliated with the - . the bachelor of arts degree at Manchefter audiences as she has Players Guild in Hartforel. Last FeundoHons — Coll .summer ho was seen at the Oval- London, June 2—(/P)—A London, June 2— —Britain crowned Elizabeth II todiO^ WE PUT THE commencement exercises today at figured prominently in many dra Mrs. Elsio Minkucci coronation-eve announcement [ New York, June 2—(/P)— ! Brown University and Pembroke matic activities in ree-nt yeai.s. in-the-Grove in "The Play's Tlie The Air Race between CBS in a magnificent spectacle of ancient pomp and pagentry, Thing". As a Thespian he has Phono MI-3-7737 by Buckingham Palace dis College, Brown'* coordinate col Former professional director of n i i r and NBC to he first to tele fore the wondering eye« of her little son Charles, heir to th lege tor women in. Providence. the Parish Players In West H art played in "Tlie Cloth of .Sendony," closed last night that a Brit and "From Morn to Midnight." He cast coronation films in this throne. The thunder of guns and the pealing of bells pro CLEAN R. I. ford. she originsted the Associated ish expedition'has planted the! claimed to millions massed in Lon-*'— Little Theater Group and was its has also done radio work over country became a nip and IN SPRING CLEANING ■St C V g^4,> ^ Union Jack atop 29,002-foot don'* atreet* th* formal accession . ___ “ Thomas Freckleton, 12, and his first president. WKNB. tuck affair today after NB(’ of Elisabeth th* Queen, the flr«t i 1 _____ A. — H H In IP.*)! she won the first acting Mt. Everest in man’s first brother Robert. 10, of 21 Horton apparently had jumped off ta coronation of a woman since Vic- i X ^ r C J I H S L road, took part in a ceremony award in the AI.T fe.stival pre successful attempt to scale a big head start. toria, 129 years ago. finturday at the University of sentation of "The Anniversary.” the world’s highest mountain. i Oowds massed 25 to 35 deep ac- | Connecticut at which a portrait She also was production manager NBC sprang * .surprise by ar N pws that two climber* in a ; ranging for use of a British Can claimed the queen going from FUR of their father. Capt. Harold R. for this year's prise winning pre party headed by Col. John Hunt t Buckingham Palace to Weatmih- berra jet bomber that left with Freckleton, first University of sentation "Flight South.” SERVICES' Is Attacked had Buccessfully battled their way films two hours earlier than a *ter Abbey, and coming home Connecticut alumnus to be killed Wide Exi>erlenee to the summit of the ic;y peak in again. Only 7,500 persona were in STORAGE Although a comparative new That Interpret The Wishes Royal Air Force jet flying films In World War II, was pre.sented to home comfort the Himalaya* on May 29 was re- j for both networks and the Cana the Abbey, but millions more the Connecticut Campus, iinder- comer to Thesnians, B| duBiel has Of The Family layed to Queen Elizabeth II Ia*t could see the 2 ti hour ceremony by It’s smart to get the GUAR had extensive theatrical experi dian Broadcasting Corp. As ‘Penalty’ I graduate newspaper at the univer night, a palace spokesman said. But the first jet. piloted by television, for the first time. ANTEED PROTECTION of our sity, by the Hartford Conrant. ence on stage, radio ard television. He described the dramatic new* A graduate of the University of MORIARTY Bros. Capt. J. W. Hackett, radioed two ‘G ^ Save th e <{ne«n* cold storage vault for priceless JOHN B. BURKE as a coronation "gift.” houra later that it was turning Cries of "God Save the Queen.” Wphington, June 2—(JP) Kendall R. Richard.son, son of Washington, she was a member of 315 CENTER ST furs . 7 . complete protection .several Little Theater groups on Message Relayed back to London because of a de blended into a mighty roar from —;EIisha Gray, a St. JoMph, Mr. and Mrs. C. Read Richard.son, FUNERAL HOME fective fuel tank. thousands of thrM ta 'as the queen's against heat, humidity, inothft, 50 Elwood road, received the the West Coast. She made a tour A message from Hunt relayed to Buckingham Palace said, "All is purple and golden coach left the Mich., businesa man, teati- fire and theft. It’s smart to let bacjielor of arts degree at Brown of West Coast .service ho.spitals ! 87 EAST C EN TER ST. Heads for Gmise Bay FUEL OIL well." - ... NBC still had films aboard the Abbey for the main coronation pro fied today that the' best the cold, "crisp air of oiir vaults University's iS.'ith annual com and appeared in Navy Relief Tel. .Ml-S-6868 mencement today in Providence, shows, in San Diego, Calif., and The final assault on the central RAF Canberra headed for Goose cession. live miles and more suraheie against a recessidh preserve their precious b e a u ty , Asian peak on the Nepal-Tibet through the center of the old R. I. A member of the Brown Quonset Point, R. I. Last sum m er A.MBULANCE SERVICE Tol. MItehtll 3-SI 35 Col. John Hunt Bay. Here both NBC and CBS will and unemployment would be and lengthen their years of < border—reportedly the third at have converted P-51 fighters wait capital. i Christian As.sociation. he was ac she played a maior role in "The wired congratulations to ■ Colonel to let the excess profits tax wearability. tive in the Yacht Club. He is a Play's the Tiling” at fhcAOval-in- tempt by Hunt’a 15-man expedi ing to race to Boston, where the The 27-year-oId queen, who had die June 30 as scheduled. He member of Sigma .Na fraierlty. He tion within the last few weeks— Huijt- The message from the head films will be be on their natlon- looked drawn near the close of the the-Grove, Farmington. of the British gotremment said: ia a graduate of Wllllston. Acad A few of the plays m which she ■was made by a'New Zean'Iand bee ■wide networks. '— ' long Abbey ritual—and once near attacked the levy as a -penal*' keeper, E dw ard P. H illary, 34, and "My congratulations on this emy, Easthampton, Mass. has had roles are "The Import For a while it appeared NBC tears—flashed her smile. The Duke ty.’ a veteran guide of Nepal'a Bherpa memorable British schlevement in had suffered a double blow when of Edinburgh was beside her. Gray, president of tha Whlri- ance of Being Ernest." "Tlie Voice tribe, 39-year-old Bhutia Tensing. which the whole world has been Stanley Reaves, flying its P-51, re of the Turtle." "Stage Door," and There was a deluge of rain a* ftool Corporation, was the leodoff Spocemoker 24 London newspapers hailed the interested for so many years." ported he was "iced in" at New the main procession got underway. business witness before th« HotiSa "Tlie Women." achievement as the beginning of a That a New Zealander and a Brun.swick after being grounded Cast in the roles of the two The inside of the queen mother’s Way* and Means committee MATTRESSES AUTOMATIC PUSHBUnON RANGE new Elizabethan Era of British tribesman from Britain's longtime overnight at Presque Isle, Maine, Coach was lighted by lightning against President Elsonhowâ clergymen in "Outward Bound" daring. They compared the deed ally Nepal won the final victory by engine trouble. SPECIAL 1 DAY CLEANING SERVICE are Donald McClain as Rev. Frank BINGO which glinted on her coronet and request to' extend the levy for It is better to have a good with the triumphs of Captain Cook, was looked upon here ss another Later, however. Reaves sent jewels. monthif. His company moaufac^ Thomson and Willis Gay as Rev. Sir Francis Drake snd Antarctic symbol*—like the coronatlonôf WORK ACCEPTED UP TO ID A. M. William D'lke. ELKS CARRIAGE HOUSE ’5 I $149.95 and Tim er word he had been able to de-ice his Wind-blown rkln and brilliant tures home laundry oquipmont rebuilt mattress than a INLT explorer Robert Scott. ship and w as on his way to Goo.se sunshine competed with each other EXCEPT SATURDAYS McClain is well known to Man- ROCKVILLE^ “ In a statement that was nnUiMd cheap new one. We re *229 Prim* , Minister Churchill today (Continued on Page Eleven) Bay wher.* Maj. Joe de Bona is for control of the day. But the mil- by several RepuMican and make and sterilize all types With I.4imp and Timer waiting in*a similar plane to dash ions who hod gathered to cheer the cratic commlttfo member*. of mattresses. EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT to Boston with CBS’ films. quesn stood firm in sites aOm* hod sold thq tax is ia alliMt a The RAF jet is expected at staked out 46 hoiiri ahead of time. agoUist growtlL If Impoaod al* MANCHESTER MYSTERY NIGHT, TUESDAY. JUNE 2 Y o u GET FULL SCALE AUTOMATIC G-E “SpCCd Cooking" Goose Bay at approximately 2:15 ' The sun buret through lowering most coaflacatory rates, ho asld, r TRUm^BEL^l with pushbuttons—^with features found heretofore only in p. m. (e.s.t.) and the P-51 pilots ikies w)ien Blinabeth woa-preeent*- against young, smolU n«ir Jones Furniture and W MEN and WOMEN \ hope to fly on to Boston niv 2H ed to the congregation inside the ^ EXPERT FITTERS ^ Free Transportation by Silver Lane Bus top standard size G-E Ranges—all packed into this new, GOP Leaders Called growing busineo*«i«tiii .onar DRY CLEANERS hours, arriving at approximately Abbey as "3rour undoubted queen.” segment of American buoiniM Floor Govoring Leavinfr Orange Hall at 7 P. M. 4:30 p. m. S3 WELLS ST. TEL. MI-3-7254 compact, versatile G-E 24-inch Range! A cloudburst drenched the Jem- that embodies th* best promiM 36 Oak St. Tel MI-9-1041 ÂrthurJJrug StoresJ| It's ideal for crowded kitchens—helps give you the extra Both NBC and CBS have facili paicked capital at the moment of for our future prosperity.” ties at Boston’a Logan Internation crowning. It reined steadily for 90 Gray agreed wltJi Representa room you need for cabinets or that new appliance! For Special Meeting al Airport for putting the films di minutes, stopping only a few min tive Mills (D„ Ark.) that fhe tax rectly on their networks. utes before the consecration serv would tend to prevent businesa ice ended. More than 1,300 per Ind), Representative Arends (R-IH) Both TV networks opened hours from expanding to pick up a Washington, June 2— . ahead of schedule, CBS at 5 a. ni. QUEEN ELIZABETH II sons were counted casualties in the slack in unemployment caused by and Representative Taber )R-NY). crash of crowds, with 25 hurt —- Republican congres-sional Taber is chairman of the House and NBC at f>:30 to carry radioed cutbacks In defense spending and oral descriptions of the colorful seriously enough to go to hos in government Jobs. [uem m n leaders agreed at President Appropriations committee. pitals. Eisenhower’s insistence to coronation ceremonies plus still The levy amounts to 30 per cent Protect Your Furniture W ith These - — — z M — ------— ------The White House said Senate pictures as well as newsreel clips Big Scale Red Prince Charles,, who is four, was of proflta found to be excesslvo In day to scrap a proposed ban GOP Leader Taft haa not returned ration brought to the Abbey just before hfiade previously. ---- ■ to carefree • Podlb«ttM,CMfr«lt to Washington from Cincinnati and coinparieon with a p u t period, sui agaimst further U. S. fund.s NBC also showed still pictures the Archbishop of- Canterbury- indiiistry average, dr some other ' 4 Nafa, WMq-41|Mnlng ! • sun ft t i t it 70DAYI so would not be among those at to Push Explode placed the jewel-encrusted crown for the United Nations if Red day's meeting. radioed from London and repro hue. It ia piled on top of the Master OvM duced by a facsimile process. At of St. Edward upon the head of regular corporation tax rat* of M shduys! Wonderful UNIVERSITY Heavy 4 Cauge China should be admitted to • President Elsenhower's scheduled Britain’s seventh queen, sym • Aotoaiatk Ovea Tim r 5:35 s. m. it showed a picture of Extended by Rhee 52 per cent, making the totsd levy the UN. noon conference with Secretary of Oil Two Fronts bolically consecrating her to God • All-Cilrod* OvsN And Defense Wilson was postponed until 82 per cent on exceu proflts. Sorfoce Uaits. J. W. HALE 4 p. m. as a result of the hastily (Continued on Page Eight) Several oldtimera on the eom- Washington. June 2—(/P) Seoul, June 2-~iJP)—More than (Continued on Pnge Eight) mittee said they were not con Plastic Fitted Chair and Davenport Covers • Rsoiavahls, Woshablt —President Ei.senhower to arranged meeting with the legisla Seoul, June 2—(/P)—Presi to Rhee was cloaked in secrecy OvsN Uaits CORPORATION tors. 4.000 N'orlh Korean and Chinese Washington sources said It vinced by the pro-extenaion argu FRIGIDA1RE day called a special meeting This meeting was announced dent Ryngman Rhee .said to ments of Secretary of tho Trou- stressed these three- points: O Extro-HI-SgMd Cairsd Electrical Department Red.s slammed against 11 Allied ury Humphrey. of the Republican leadera of only an hour and a quarter before Dulles Wariis main line positions and a handful day South Korea will “co JUMBO SIZE Sorfocs Unit Oak SI. Entrance 1. The U. S. will not be de- June 18 Slated Humphrey pleaded yeaterday for Congress. White House news it was to begin. of outposts today as big-scaie operate with the U. S. at any leired from concluding nn armis • O Wldo-Sgocsd Soriacs There was speculation that the a six-months extension of the tax secretaiy James C. Hagerty Communist attacks exploded in co.st” but declared he will in- tice on what it regards as honor Units fÂ»rle»4 Ptafer^ "legislative matter" Hagerty re Reds Threaten to bring in up to a billion dollars Poreeloin Pair said the meeting, called for eastern and Central Korea. .■tist to the end on withdrawal able terms. As Death Date in additional revenue. He said this Plastic Blanket Bag . ORM^,0ns-RiKS ferred to might be the Senate Ap American and South Korean 11:15 a. m. e.s.t., was to dis propriation committee's action in of Chinese forces from North 2. The security of UN forces would reduce the federal deficit 'y. Stnrinfs Drnwtr [ . U pfu a n c isJ infantrymen smashed 10 of the in Korea must be the determining next -year, fight inflation and help i BY UNIVERSITY cuss "a legislative matter.” voting to deny further funds to Southern Asia I main line attacks, nine on the Korea after an armistice. Rhee said he had received a factor lit the tru ce talks. For A-Spy Pair arm the nation in on era of what the JJnited Nations if Communist bloody eastern front and one on He declined to elaborate. I three-point message from Presi 3. The U. S. continues ready he called unprecedented peril. EXTRA Wine, bliSe, green and The congressional leadersZusual- Cltina ever becomes a member of Washington. June 2 Secre- I the central front, $ 1 . 0 0 the , UN Security Council., „ iary of .State Dulles. xetucMd^ôm dent Eisenhotyer,,. but refused, to to support the _§oitth Korean goy- New York. June 2 —W —U. S. Despite adverse . comments by taih.' ly meet ■with the President on Mon i Fighting'fOT trcnch'Hne positions ernmeht'' ” -" ■ M arshal W illiam A. C a'rroir 'afi: sdihe members,' 'House tSOP ISOl-' SPECIAL Holds 4 .TjlaiikeTs.'"' “ " day morning but did not do so this Ei.senhower said at his news con hi* survey trip to the Near Ea.st diselo.se its contents. I just in front of Luke the Cook's Only Monday, Prime Minister nounced ioda'y condemned* atom ers still hoped to push some' so^ Ha.s lohg. ea-sy sliding zipper, moth proof, dustproof, protects week. ■ ference last Thursday this seemed and South Aaia declaring that this j Castle on the eastern front, still The 787-year-old leader's state strategic area, like China, could ment came oil the heels of s re Pyun YungTai threatened a break spies Julius and Ethql Rosenberg of extension bill out of the com precious woolen.s and blankets. Transparent plastic 12” gusset. Those Invited to today's session i to him a very drastic step, al ; raged. will be executed at 11 p. m. (e.s.t.) mittee. the storting point for all though he said he does not favor fall victim to Communist domina port from Washington that he had with the Allies because of what Made by University. TREMENDOUS were Vice President Nixon, Senator 1 tion. I There, South Korean troop.s of he called the UN Command's June 18.' tax bill in CkrngreM. But prospects Bridges (R-NH), Senator Know- admission of the Cliinese Com the 12th division were counter proposed to Eisenhower a mutual Carrol) said the date and time munists to the UN under present "The situation rally for uigcnt defense fact plus substantisi U. "sellout” to the Communist.s. land (K-Cal), Senator Millikin iK- .concern," Dulles said last night in I att.acking for a second time against Washington reports said Rhee were determined after a 75-mlnute (Oontinned on Page Eight) Coloi, Senator Saltonstall (R- world conditions. Reds who hatpmered their way to S. financial and military' aid as conferetice Itetween’ hint and War Maas), House Speaker Martin (R- a nationally broadcaat and tele South Korea’s price for accepting called for'Eisenhower to agree to Plastic Sweater Bags vised report on his 20,000-mlle tour ! Allied lines. the.se four points: den Wilfred Denno at Sing Sing Mass), Representative Halleck (R- (Continued on Page Eleven) An Eighth Army briefing of- Allied truce terms. Priaon yesterday. of 12 countries. 1. Sign a mqtual defense pact "Out of gratitude to the U. S., Carroll iaaued his annQUpcement He said he found . the United wit h South Korea guaranteeing the WITH GUSSET States ••suspect" because of its al (Contlnued on Page Eleven) common sens* and wisdom re ss defense attorney Emahuel H, quires that we coopierate with the U. S. would aid South Korea if the BuUetins AND ZIPPER liance with France and Britain,, Bloch continued his last ditch legal countries suspected by some non- U. S. at any cost. We must ac Reds attacked after a truce. The efforts to save the couple from from the AP Wire 5 9 ^ Europeans of trying to Restore cept anything the U. S. presiaent U. S. was asked to promise prompt Sing Sing's electric chair. Protect your sweaters and lingerie from moths, dust, dirt, etc. Reshuffle of Economic aid regardless of what other Made by T?niversity. their colonial intereats. The Arabs, wants, but to allow the Chinamen Federal Judge Irving R. Kauf to slay in our country is similar United Nations might do in event he said, harbor a "deep resent man. setting an ''execution date APPROVE RIVER BILL ment" against this country and are News Tidbits to accepting a death sentence." of such an attack. . last Friday for the (oiirth time, '"2.-" ProTnl.se to continue large- -WoshlngtoB, Juwii:s-i4e--. TIIa AdvisoJPS Wins Support ••more fearful of ■ Zionism • ithc Culled from AP Wires . Saying he is in. a "very difficult ordered sentence to be carried' diit House passed , and seat, te',' tha- c ™ movement in support of a Jewish position, " Rhee diil not elaborate scale economic and miiitniV; aid to the week o f June 15. _ / Plastic Utility Bags"' .South Korea. While House today a bill groatiag state) than of Communism," on his statement indicating South It was left to the marshal and rongreasionol approval to tho Washington, June 2—(Ah—Presi administered in part by the Mu Saying that the U. S. had given Kojea's bitter opposition to the 3. Simultaneous withdrawal from the warden to set the exact date. Connecticut River flood coutrol W ITH 6 " GUSSET dent Eisenhower’* plan to reorgan tual Security agency (MSA) and most of its "post-wa.s attention" Chairman Jenner (R„ Ind.) latest U.\ truce proposal may be Korea of all foreign troops—Com- ■says Senate Internal Security June 18 is a Thursday—the tra com part. . Chairs $2.98 i ize the Council of Economic Ad In part by the State department. to the "very important, but not softening. ditional execution day at Sing EXTRA LARGE FOR EVENING GOWNS , . , $ 1.98 visers won bipartisan Senate 2. Shift most information and all-important” western European Subcommittee has subpoenaed 20 Although Eisenhower's me.ssage (Continued on Page Two) to .SO professors for hearings in Sing. COE TO APPEAR REGULAR LE N G TH ...... $1.69 backing today and appeared likely all propaganda o|>erations out of area, Dulles observed, "It is high The U. S. Court of Appeals is -Washington, June t— - Davenports $4.98 TELEVISION and to get congressional approval. the State department and into the time that U. S. government p.tid Clticago in probe for Communist For coats, dresses, etc. influences in education . . . Lf>s considering a defense motion filed Frank Cor, former ErigidairG Frigidoiro Congress peimitted the three- hands of a new U. S. Information more attention to the Near East .vesterda.v for a stay of execution .vear secretory of the InteratK- Made of heavy 4-gauge vinyl plastic, W'ill not crack or peal- SUIT L E N G T H ...... v . - ...... $U49 agency. Eisenhower said Secre Angeles woman tells police .site cleans easily with damp cloth. Waterproof, dustproof. I^de man council to die April 1 by shut and South Asia." "1.1 came a.s a arid for a court order direction Hoiiol Monetsiry Fund whe was tary of State Dulles would set surprising shock when the 4.50 mil was held up. kidnaped and robb.’d ! Automatic Filtra-matic University, NOTION DEPARTMENT AIR CONDITIONERS ting off its funds, although legal Compromise May Be Near Kaufman to change the death listed as “mtasing” last wMk authority for the council still ex policy for the new agency and lion Chinese people, whom we had by )iian who threatened her w ith | sentence to a 20 year prison term. by the Senate Investigation CLUB CHAIRS- High Back MODERN ClflAIRS HERE ARE A FEW TYPICAL SAVINGS: ists in the 1946 Em ploym ent act. "control the content of a program counted a.s friends, fell under Com hypodermic needle filled with ycl- I Blorh has arfnounced that he subcommittee, was reported t»* Washar Clotiiaf Dryar CLUB CHAIRS—Low Back REG. DAVENPORTS The agency is supposed to sup setting forth official U. S. posi munist domination." he continued. low fluid.. On Reciprocal Trade Issue day to have agreed to appear foe ■ / tions for use abroad." plahs still further legal moves, in T-CUSHION CHAIRS BOUDOIR CHAIRS ply the President with economic ••There could be "equally danger- Legislative approval of bill es cluding a motion for a new trial qqestionlng tomorrow. Prigidaira'* liva Water Action get* Now dry clothei anywhere in your BARREL CHAIRS LOVE SEATS University Travel , Bags TELEVISION data and advice he needs for de- i Mundt is acting chairman of the tablishing D'epartment of Mental Senate Government Operations (Coptiniird nn Page Eleven) Health in Connecticut hailed by Washington, June 2 —(A*) A - clamp strict import quotas on oil, the * deep-dow n* dirt ordinary houM, any time, without filling the WING CHAIRS cisions to keep the nation's econ-- (Continued on Page Eight) TIME TO RECESS omy on an even keel. committee, which will ha.ndle the State Health Department .as hold compromise agreement . which and generally make it easier for Washington, June 2—(A>—Eo»' wething action can't touch. And room with sticky lint or steamy SUIT AND C O A T OR DRESS 17 In. Toblo Motlol UHF and VHF Tuner. New $199 reorganization plana. They become ^ Enlarges Dutie* ing promise of better care for men probably would give President Ei an-,’ A m erican business to get .publican Senators lined np, clolhes ore In hot water all the moisture. Dry them fluffy-soft and LIGHTER WEIGH 2 GAUGE PLASTIC SIZE— SPECIAL ...... 21 In. Censolo UHF and VHF Tuner .... New $329 The reorganization plan sent to effective in 60 days unless either tally 111. Mysterious radio signal higher tariffs on a claim it is being three-to-one today In tnvor of^ brairch of Congress says "no." Ad AjreiH’v Helps senhower his requested extension hurt by imports. tfine, not half-in, hoK-out. New sweet-smelling.'Needsj no plumb Congress . yesterday, technically Jams Inlerniitinnal distress call Parking -Authority recessing o r ndjonrnlng Oowv _Senator Kennedy (D-Ma.ss.) band for several hours until traced of the Reciprocal Trade act was The compromise apparently greos by Jnly II as reportod hy Ploal-over riming action, Rapidry ing or vents. Check these faaturatl SQUARE STYLE— JUST TUCK THEM IN Use for car or at home. Roomy, holds 8 dresses or 3 suits. Car does no more than enlarge the ad AIR CONDITIONERS ministrative duties of the council spoke up against a fourth plan the I I I Ike’s Telecast to Navy lepair ship where-auto- reported being shaped up today. calls for Simpson to forego most Senator Young (R-N. D.) ofter- tphvneed* no bolting down. SAFE Automatic temperature control, to cloaet—no ironing or unpacking of clothes. Hang in car, hang President submitted yesterday, to nTRtic equipment had piit in on the The President's request has of the new provisions in his bill Act Coiistitutipiial a ronference of all GOP Sana- on closet door, swivel hoqk and locking device for hangers. chairman and make hint the re porting officer to the President. transfer payment of airmail suhsi- air. been bloi'ked so far by Republican.* and go along with the request for tor*. •nd TH OR OU GH for A U clethei automatic Timing Control, Signal- V2 H. P. — NOW $299 W ashington, June 2 (iPt—The on the House Ways and Means NOTION DEPARTMENT Under present law, all three mem die* from the Post Office depart Westover Air Force Base Airman a one-year extension of the pres Hartford, .June 2—(A*)—The Su — oesii now Miracle Fabrics. Light, intorier Oxene Lamp. Chairs $1.49 3/4 H.P. — NOWS329 ment to the Civil Aeronautics New 5’ork advertising firm that I seriously injured when attacked | committee, many of whom favor ent act. due to expire June 12. preme Court ruled today that the MEETING POSTPONED bers are to advise the chief execu puts Jack Benny, droucho Marx tive. J board. i by three men who picked him up higlier tariffs to increase protec Administration leaders, how act of creating a parking authority P aris, June *—III—The E m e h and "Your Hit Parade” on the air as u hitchhiker .. Dr. James B. tion lor American industry against ever, reportedly would agree to in the City of New Haven is con forelga olflee sold today thaWoot* Davenports ‘ $2.49 However, Eisenhower accom Kennedy said the plan "does not accomplish the effective separsUoi;) will have a hand in President , Conant. U. S. High Commissioner injury fiom foreign imports. , Simpson's propo.sal to increase the stitutional. em Big Three conference at Bor- $299.75 $259.75 Plastic Glider or Chaise panied the plan with a me.ssage in Eisenliower's televised report to DRAPERY DEPARTMENT of the hidden airline subsidies from for G ennany, will fly In U. S. Announcement of the compro member.ship of the tariff contmis- The unanimous ruling resulted muds will be pestpqnd trmmC which he said he Intended to ap the people tomorrow night. ; Thursday to attend I'ongressional mise apparently awaited only a •sion from six to seven, in effect from a friendly suit brought mid-June to the Intler imrt *< tho- Buy This Porcelain Pair On New Low Terms point three members of the coun •mall pay’ as cslled for by the CHAMBERS The White House says, however, hearings on commi.ssion's budget fiml okay from House Speaker ■ giving Republicans a majority. against the city and the parking month, at Great Britain’s Suggs* Hoover commission snd other cil and take action “to reinyig- that the ad agency. Batten, Bar ; for 1953-54 year. Joseph Martin (R-Mass.l, who has Green Stamps -Given With Cash Sales Lounge Colvers groups interested in governmental Further, the , administration authority members by George F. tion. orale and make more effectivefL ton. Durstine and Osborne, will I, Rents will be decontrolled as of been' nut of town but is due back I would agree to include in the Barnes, a New Haven manufactur the agency. reform .” • ■ Solid green plastic to protect your out- FURNITURE SALES provide only technical a.ssistanre Aug. 1 in Ridgefield. Suffield, today. I Simpson bill Eisenhower's plan for er and member of the New Haven THAILAND TO APPEAL $ 1 .9 8 Senator Mundt (R-S. D.), mean- A t present the P resident ha.s t-that is, will lend a hand with door furniture. Made by Univeraity, ^ I 501 M id ^ Turnpike . . . . Af the Green' Litchfield. Somers and Essex, tern Rep. Richard - M.. Simpson (R- a special comrnl.saioh-to study the Cit.v Plan Commisalon. ,» Bangkok, June t (It—Pfonslaf - East w)rile, predicted clear sailing for only an econoniic advisor, Arthiir lighting,' exhibita and such but porary state hot)sihgmsiti rpnt cotnmis- Pa.i, a veteran member pf the entire problem of foreign trade The suit, setting up certain PIbulsonggmm said today That two other reorganization plans F. Burns, former Columbia Univer-' won’t have anything to do with sioner Jam es \T. Sullivan at)- tariff-handling Ways and Means and' foreign economic relations. questions to be answered, was “not land will appeal wMIhb M fli KEMP’S, Inc. OUTDOOR CHAIR CODERS . $ 1.59 OPEN bAllLY 10 A. M.-5 P. M.— 7:30-8:30 P. M. w)ilch would: y aity profesahr. He is expected to the program's conte.nt. nourices .. Almost all enmmiiiiih- comrrrittee, has s^Minsored a bill to \ Wsya> and .Means committee ^ 1. Set up a new foreign opera become chairman of the council. 7«t MAIN STREET . DRAPERY DEPARTMENT BBDO, a^ the agency is known rable diseases on deellae. In Con- limit sharply: the Pre.sident's membeir* w^ver* miffed when the lut tne court dectaeai to enieruon oeeurity conaeu to mum ' ’MANCHESTER tions administration to handle the nertieut last week. State .Health De tariff - cutting powers, impose five aetlaa” to Mm EO m antlra .foreign aid program now E ig h t) (Coatianed m P age Two) partment reports. ^ higher tariffs on lead and zinc. I ■ ■ - ;. ( .. ■ AV- : ...\