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I . ). • TUESDAYi MAY *7, 1988 PAGE TWE>rry-Poim iKaurtfEstpr ^u^ttfng HfraUi Average Daily Net Preaa Run 11ie Weather The U ttle Flower of Jesus Moth- man, faith; .Mlgd Diant Joyce, re­ For the Weak Ended Fareoaet -pt O- S. Weather Bnnaa Mrs. Rose Burns, .118 Florence' May g4. 1958 St., and Mias tUeanor Wilson, a7 ara a rc le held its filial husband- Rainbow Girls corder; Miss Nancy Fanehsr, About Town Brainard PI., sister and niece, re­ Wde .social last Saturday night at treasurer; Miss Sandra Btlmsoh, Scattered ahowera thla eveabtg, spectively, of Frank Gorman, flew the hbwe of Mr..and Mrs.,James chaplain; Miss Marilyn Raider, 12,715 early tonight, clearlag towaril Hie wertily oieetinj of the Mui- out' to Dillon, Mont,, two weakg Coughlin, ^ Clyde Rd. Refresh­ Seat Officers drill leader; MIsa Susan Clark moriiing. Low tonight 59-55 Thwa- cheeter Squadron of OvU Air Pa­ ago afU r receiving news -"of ( his ments wert .^ryed by various iwer'Miaa Lillian Hattin, religion; 'Member ef the Audit .day moetly annny, iftllder.'High 79- trol USAF will be held at the critical Illness in a 2utte, Mont, members. Misa Anita Coleman, nature; Miaa V ' Burenu et OIrenlatlen % American Ly advisor of return by plane this weekend. the National Education Assn. Miss Susan ipicer, outer observer; fee. ,■ Portsmouth, N. H. miniichester Assembly, No. IS, Or­ Miss Susan Kltsen, choU director; GREEN der of Rainbow for Girls, at a Miss Janet Holmqulst, musician. DOUBLE Present ane4:- r--- • - Tourlh failure ...... Jjiess-Jipturn w d full erafil.oignent Independent Antoine J t i X t e n U e r 0 6 6 1 1 and business meeting of the Cove­ back by the satellite before It: ILI. Wi thfi!,1.- lOUTlil V.n;,r. lAliiUrD IW lo jIVE niHiA Fis.a9 he Is no 4a prophet. Plcrre-Henrl Teitgen of, the Cath­ nant Congregational "Church to­ - went silent eventually may tell .iaa .4..AA ..AAioAt qucEyoTi lo EiFenhower olic Popular Republican Move­ morrow evening, a farewell party ^ * request that he explain why ment (MRPI had been cloaeted will be held for Mr. and Mrs. John baiketball—mobn''—af the bottom ' *^* h* came rporal6, A. Larson, 80 Main St., who are . . . muggy summer air contains moistUM whidi of the AtlanUc Ocean. v_enic;e._ . , . . against anv general tax cut. any. a quarter. leaving shortly to make their condenses to form water in a partiy-AUed tank. The three men had been called home in California. Social Group In b.v Coty presuiriably to get Excis6 Tax6s THIS IS YOUR LAST CHANCE TO STOCK No. 2 will be in charge. Aoeomdlation of water may lead to eM’viee , In all likelihood, said Dr. Rtrh- J*®”"**^'*" ^ > Loaded satellite ombeyrles-Deux-EgUses 150 miles liie tax extension bill was sent aelenUaU here lauiiching rocket which i—hurled ntove. from Paris accompanied only by to the House for probable action PILLOWS, ata. I It's a deubl* traot— this happy^ As he has done man>- times in the an aide. There waa no announce­ next week by a 21-2 vote. From the moment the V»n«V*r4 the^wp ^plorey l^iU^ the President iaid the tax blondiiig ^ smeoIlL fraBhly-ftoMn ment of his destination or purpose The committee overwhelmingly leaped out of a white-hot pool of i ' situation has been a matter for rejected a proposal to give auto Famous Brands At Low Prices! Mode by Ibe m eher. ef SUNOCe MOTOB FVIIS fire up Into a black Florida aky, i.*"* •fP**®*’’ careful and Intense study. And, Vice President Nixon p'lacea a wreath In the Capitol rotunda . today In front of the caskets bear­ of his trip. Dairy Qusen floter . ceotsd. So ing ^the^^bddles^jifun^^ World War II and Korea. (AP Photofaxi. During .he day he had talked makers ^>ecial tax relief. A 19-^-vole turned down an toko this tip: Have a DQ Con* with lant. aa of now the economic situation V with two of France's elder mili­ OPEN WED- • CLOSED MEMORIAL DAY Th* rocket's brilliant exhaust Navy announcement said the en- tary ■ statesmen. They are Gen. amendment -by Rep. Tbaddeua M. does not warrant any reductions Ma-chrowtcB (D-Mich) to permit a dipt ; fiama cut a perfect path through fl- beyond already proposed relief for Georges Catroux and stern Mar­ « heavy overcaaC straight upward (CoaMnned on Page Teaj shal Alphonse Juln. the present 10 per cent exclae tax GREEN STAMPS • AMPLE FREE PARKING fUsf Savers) small business. on new automoMlea lo drop to T . Eisenhower also . dealt- w|th s"tM i^ “J!Cerem onial No Oiotre'Saen for Poty Honors - Many political ? quarters ._feel per cent July. 1. The other mem­ e IYS6. NATIONAL DAISY QUEEN DEVELOPMENT CO. these other matters: ber -voting with. Machrowtea was France—At the outset of the Coty la • left with no choice blit to call in De Gaulle to'bsk, him to Rep. Noah Mason (R-IU). conference the Presiden't said the ilachrowlcg: told newsmti! -ha- Utuatlena Ih crisis ridden France ■ftrm a new goveriimant. - yuinn*s Hussisuis Put^BltMjk I n s u i w j f j The general announcet yester- viewed the action as probably rt—The-inside the door of the Capitol, a he appeared to face formidable op­ AL ELKDi; Afternoon and Saturday Until Noon ^ Oii^Viigoslav Credit (FHA) today called a halt to its un-knowhi of two wars vv-ere policenian atop the cupola above position in the National Assembl.v, ciit by separate legislation. ALLAN COE JR. IJkes De (iaulir Present when the- committee 500 Hartford Road 807 Middle Tpke. Weet But In response to a question mortgage insuring operations in .the steps lowered the flag to half which must approve his appoint­ brought *0 the Capitol today lo m ast voted to hold the line on taxes waa . ; later he did .say he happened to Connecticut because of fear of ex­ ment to the premiership. Secretary of the Treasury Ander- Belgrade, Yugoslavia, Mgy 28 dependence from either the west- gf peqple who liked ceeding the limit ‘authorized by recefye their country's homage. The bodies of the two warriors, Coty was perhaps trying to pre­ The bodies of the nameless ones —Ths Soviet union put the eco em or eastern blocs. Gen. Charles de Gaulle when he CtJiigreas, .symbolic of.the thousands'uniden- pare political opinion for a call The Soviet Union and others In W^tle no further commitments } Vl'or'd War II and, Keren were (Continued on Page Twelve) nomlc aqiigCBe' on Yugoalaria to­ knew him during and after World tiffed where they fe.l,l ffi the world- to De Gaulle in tplks with the the eastern bloc refused to send War II. will be made without .specific au-ceremony from the de- ran'ging battles of World War II. three political leaders. day by poaiponing for five years a party delegations to the congress. Eiiienhow-er said he has had long thority from Washington, the local »troyer which brought them home, and in Korea, were reverently The .National Assembly last credit arrangement between the , Tlie Soviet credit move had been and friendly contacts with De office w1U continue to receiv-e and to the capit.pl where they will he berne a.shore from the destroyer night gave Pflimlin a thumping expected following the recent So­ Gaulle, and recalled a dinner ses­ proceas applications ttp to the in state until the final honors of Blandy at the naval gun factory vote of approval on a Constitu­ two cotintrles.' Memorial Da.v. ♦ The decirion was announced by viet cancellation of economic talks sion at the time Eisenshower was point where the commitment Is is­ here! tional Reform Bill.-indicating that Bulletins with Yugoslavia and Soviet falluif leaving Europe as supreme com­ sued. Vice President Nixon and other It waa their first contact, since the deputies had no atomach for tm J W .H A K coitii Knows You Will Enjoy new 5 miniife: the official newa agency Tanjiig. dignilar^s stood at reverent at­ from the AP Wires to send experts for the building John- B. Maylott. state FHA Ji- the day of their .sacrifice, with the the general. Pflimlin quit because It came as no aulrprise. since mander. World War II. tention as the flag-draped coffins wonder saoce! Yugoalaw-Soviet. ’’relations have of a'fertilizer plant, . At that time. Eisenhower said, rector, said tie had received in- , .. -j ...... soil thev helped keep free. he lost some of his Moderate sup­ been deteriorating in recent weeks. It sharpened the tension be-; structions from Washington to ! P'""*' -The brief, ceie.non.v was the porters in the assembly. tween Yugoslavia and the Soviet I (Continued on Page Ten) stop is.suing commitrrient.'i after to­ I tunda. ..jJ'first in three days of high honors 1M)DU CLAIMS OVER 51% The Soviet Union In two agree­ The public was welcom'C to The demonstration, with (he Hartford, May 2* i/Pi—Thomas PL 43c ments had' promised economic b]em(K-ratlc state conven- This amount was to be used for Motorists Told A compo.sile guard of honor Day union marches, wa.s orderl.v Gnn already are^.back of his building ah aluminum plant in from the East. , gram, the FHA Is limited in the from the Army. Navy and Air Scores of orgaHizalions have no­ but noi.sy. Communists. Socialist New 5 Minute ’ The cancellation will hit the total number of mortgages it ckn tified the governmejrf of their wish campaign for the nomination Montenegro and other industrial Force escorted the bladk hearses and Christian Trade Unionists had to the l'.S. Senate. The formeg projects. Only a small part of the 'Yugoslav economy hard and upset Of Oldigations Insttre. in the slow funeral proce.s.jiotl to place wreathariit t:.e caskets in cp'Wi fn> t)io demonstrators. Wonder Sauce! ■FHA-has no money, itself, to put the rotuiidaj.;xThe.v. Included vet- Congressman said .they .had-''r- credit was for cash loans and con- efforts of Jugoslavia to balance its from the naval gun factory, ' The riiarc-h^rs chanted "Fas­ ’ sonally proiniseil him the.v w ould aumer goods. ,. foreign trade; out for mortgages but passes on ierans' orgptfiizations, war mothers’ cism -shall not_ pa.ss " and "Vive la V It was the latest Soviet,move and gives government backing'to The caskets occupied the place I groups,x(^teran auxiliary societies 'support him “through thick and Va cup HeHmcMiR's M A V O N N A IM t Foreign obsetyers heye expect - Over Weekend republique.” 'No police -were In thin" and tliat they will stand be­ aucerama In the feildlng betwreeh the Soviet regular trade relations between! loans made by various' lending in­ of honor in the Capitol where and.jliany others. sight. stitutions. Maylott estimates.that World War I Geh. John J. Per­ hind him at the June 27-28 con­ REAL Moyennoise.^ Va bloc and Yugoslavia aince the re­ Yugoslavia and .the Soviet Union Hartford. May 28 (ff)-The Con- shing and ipahy another dignitary Officials of the Military District The police are controlled by So­ vention. He told a news confer­ ••••••eeeeeeeeeeeeeeweeteeeDe cent Yugoslav, party congress. Th# will aim be affected by the Soviet necticut Safety Commission says of Washington, responsible for the cialist Jules Moch. who gave tacit !er« ‘ , ■ , ...... (Conltniiixl on Page Ten) a.swell as the Unknown Soldiai>

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1968 PAGE 1 H 1 E M MAJiCttESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY. MAY 28, 1958 p a c k t w o 38 years continuous membership In school principal and for many >y ia also custodian ef tha pdat homa X Jakarta Reporto . \ Legion to Honor the American Legion, has been ac­ and permittee. years chairman of tha Boys State GENERAL ng t Happie lonaUra" will follow Bryant'-Custer Wedding tive In the Legion-ever alnce It He haa attended many national committee of tha local poid. Danc­ :y 8 to 12. Other Bomcra Columbia bar at Windham CommunityOon Ms Gains on Rj&bels ' Mike McDonnell ing will follow tha program. :ar productions this summer mortal Hospital this week: M rs F.' was origa'nlxed In Manchester. In American Legion conventions and . Membera of the cotnmtttee plan­ TV SERVICE iuda "Vialt to a Small Planat," C. Savage, Mrs John Prlngla, Mrs Sheinwold on AKOTaBBvOBBAT FB001 Mil addition tP being a past com- plana to attend the one in ning the affair include Past Com- AOaS Norman Brettachneider and Mra. i t k u u i Indoneela, May A testimonial dinner in honoH' of manderr-he haa held‘the offices of this year; i As You Like It ‘Tea and Sympathy," and “The Parade Plans Tha Indoneataa army command to ­ maitddrs Wilber T. Little, Henri Nlghto S 2 GS ■Farils Anniversary Walts.” John Koxelka. "WlkM^ Fw "S OifI Of Past Commander Michael J. chairman of the house committee, A roast beef dinner will be Pessin'l and 'Ateodore Fairbanks. TEL. MI g-ddgt By DICK HOWARD * Longenui Boys Leve” day claimed Its forces have recap­ (Spider) McDonnell will be; held member of the executive commit­ served by members' of the post, Tickets may be obtained from any ,The annual exhibition of work ADVICB TO CHILDBBN Sooth dealer tured Parigi, In Ontral Olebes, by more Utah 800 children In the Me. and Mrs. J e tn Shine of R t treeh.I atM-UlM S t the American Licgion Home oh tee and also has been a ‘member under the supervtsion of Chester of them dr'from the steward at the Set by Group 8 have sold about Tio acres of land DOESN'T ALWAYS WORK Eatt-Wcit VntamUa killed 80 rebels and captured large ,of many other committees. At the Wadsworth Atheneum’a art claaaes quantities of arms. ' Saturday, June 7, at 7:30 p.m. 'Robinson. Toastmaster for the af- post home. Anyone' interested Is "Movies art better than ever,” accor^ _ will open at the. museum June 7. from their home to James J. By Alftred ShetawoM . MOKra McDonnell, who is celebrating present time he la. chaplain and fatr will be EMson M. Bailey, high invited. Read Herald Advs* Memorial Day paHietpants and Lonergan of WUUmantlc. It Is ♦ 9 4 Tha communique added that to fllmdom’a curteiit promotion slog^nf ind i The show will continue through "When I waa.« little boy," said Loyalist forces were aUdcklng Jtine 29 in the Avery print rooms spectators are asked to gather at understood that he plans to move V A Q 8 3 judffinff the motion pictures coming { Yeomank Hall at 9:45 a.ih. Friday his trucking and live concrete busi­ South, "I waa taught . to draw ♦ A T S Djailolo, on HsJmahera island, and si9syB8nwB8HG»BiiKnjcnin»nfBfn^^ lllHIMUMilHnUMnMiBWW ...Because of local Interest in,the trumps as soon as I could.” Whfra- « Q 3 8 2 had kllM 70 rartl defendars. goon to the Manchrtt^r Drive-In and i the 1 annum Boston Arts Festival, we're for the raising of , Photo by Fallot Telephone MI S*51kS year with nine 5-day presentations, ■Often * -p o o f b l^ ““®SMuhs of At"5T45 Am. today, a a&ing of queen of-trumps. This praventa -Btard-lmproved relations between MRS, PETER-JOSEPH BRYANT beginning with "No Time for Ser­ cars left Horace W. Porter School •tandara text In lu field since Beat from overrul^flng. South gets Indimesia and the United States. riches and the chance to repay carrying 39, boys and glrla, atu* 1988, wlU retlri from the faculty to his own hand by leading dum geants" July 1 through 5. “The those kind persona who helped him The wedding of Miss Kathleen‘S The bridesmaids' gowns were start his climb to success. But in denu of Grade 9, their tearters, of the Yale School of Forestry on my's small trumps and, later, by JUMBO OUTDOOR GYM SET “Push-button Giant," on Climax Mrs. Ethel Brehant, Mrs. Mer­ June 30, It was announced today. ruffing clubs. Murder Charged Ouster, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, the same as that of the maid of .95 cedes Prior and Principal George Boyce haa been professor of for­ When Skmth haa ruffed out all honor, one in pink and the other In A huge Outdoor Gym with detachable 8 Foot Slide! Three Swings, Gym Rings, tomorrow night on Channel 18 Harry R. Custer, U9 Hilliard S t, Two Chinning Bars, Two Beater Sky Ride. Chains test to 1,000 lbs. All ateel, starting at 8:80, one man faced Patroa, and several mothers. They est pathology at Yalq since 1929, of his spades, he can draw trumpS' Against Boy, 16 yellow. One carried-plnk roses and went to New London, boarded and chief pathologiat for tha UJS. and Peter Joseph Bryant, grandaon white carnations; the other, yel­ enamel flnish. with overnight proeperity forgets He never intended to play Uie Tzanck of Mra. Lydia Bryant, Norwich, his boyhood dreams and promisea. train and went on by private car Department of Agriculture since whole hand Without drawing low roses end blue carnations. the same year. ELECTRONICS Mlneola. N T., May 28 (AV-A took place dt 11 o'clock Baturday Barry Nelson, Martha Hyer, to Boston where chartered buaes trumps. The Idea was to pick the Nassau County grand jury has in­ The mother of the bride chose a met them at the station, liie rest Ha Is a native of Belfast, Ire­ morning In 8t. Bridget's Church. Everett Sloane, Bob Sweeney and right time for it dicted Bruce Zator. now Id, on a The Rev. Stanley HastiUo perform­ blue Chromspun dress with blue ac­ REACH UMIRELLA Barbara Nichols star In the of the day waa spent vlaiting his land, w h ^> h e waa bom In 1889, After trumps have been drawn, LABORATORIES cessories. and the grandmother of toric placea In the old city. They and came to Ihia country aa a b ^. ebaige of first-degree puirder in ed the ceremony, and Mrs. Arlyne New Styles Chrysler Oorporatlmi presentation South can safaly cash hia. diamond the shotgun slaying of a high Garrlty sang “Ave,Maria.” (3iurch the bridegroom, a navy blue dress 8-88 Colorful 8H Foot which htghlighta Uila week's tela will return to New Lopdon by Ha ia a 1911 graduate of the Uni­ tricks, and the alam la safA with white accessories.. They both; $ Umbrella with aix train, take their cars home and versity of Nebraaka from whMh he 277 BROAD Bchool classmate. decorations were white gladioli and viewing. ~ Dally QoeatiM The jiiify made no recommenda­ carnations. wore corsages of yellow rosea. j ribs, detachable p<>le. Perfect Whlls “live" TV ehowe do not arrive here about 10 o’clock, to­ received hie master of forestry de­ .. for Beach or Lawn. night. gree tn 1912. ft. Partner bids one heart and the RADIO tion yesterday that the case be The bride, who was given in mar­ A reception for 125 guests was IN SUMMER FOOTWEAR have too much to offer this com­ next player bids one spade. You transferred to children’s court and riage by her father, had aa her held from 1 to 8 p.m. at the' ALUMINUM INNERSPRING CHAISE $27.88 ing week, several topnotch films Mothers who made tha trip Rosemount Restaurant. | can be seen beginning with "The were: Mra. E. Malcolm Btannard, CANADIAN WRITER DIBS hold: Spades—9 4; Hearts—A J 5: that Zator be treated as a juve­ maid ' of honor her .cousin. Miss Liberal Montreal, May 28 (P)—Uonel Dlamonda—A Q 8 8; Clubs—Q nile. *- Ix)Ulae Becker of Norwich. Brides- When leaving on a wedding trip : House on 92nd Street,” a thriller Mrs. William Oanley; Mrs. Hyland w. maids wei^fc Jacqueline Dewart. Terms about ebpionage and the FBI, on Tasker, Mrs. W alter. Card, Mrs. Shapiro, 50, widejy known Cana­ ? 2. What do vou say? CANDID WEDDING taadlag Fleriata Zator's attorPey, James D. C. to Canada, the bride wore a | Channel 30 tomorrow at 5:80 p.m. John Card, Mra. George Oreenway, dian writer, died Tueeday. He Answer: Bid two dlamonda. You Murray, baa said he seek to 4S7',j N. Main Slj. and Eileen Cua- pmk cotton dre.ts with white and] started hia writing career aa a are far too strong for a raise of have the case transferred to chil­ ter. 159 HiUlard St. black patent accessories. After; Saturday night at 11:15 p.ln, Chan Mrs. George V. Johnson, Mra. Har­ FHOTODRAFHERS Donald Weseman of Norwich was nel 8 presents "The Unholy Part­ vey S. Collins and Mral Charles Ol­ Montreal Gaxette sports writer In two haarU, but you need four- FARKHIIJ. dren’s court. June 5 the couple will reside at REDWOOD 1929. card support for a Jump to three Also SpedatUtag la Zator, o f North Massapequa. on beat man, and ushera were Philip, 2.54 Franklin St ner,” the story of a crusading sen. Ftownr Skgp David and Henry (?Uster, 159 Hil* PICNIC SET journalist who is forced to ac­ 34> C O L O R Long Island, waa 15 when he ah6t The bride, a graduate of Man- Baras Badge at Bonae hard St. cheiiter High School, is employed cept a known criminal In order to Mrsi Ernest Payne, Girl Scout Ftowors Ry W ba and killed Timothy Wall. 15. of The bride’s gown bf embroidered $ 2 4 - 8 8 build a newspaper empire. leader said last night that Barbara HERM'S CAMERA Massapequa In a washroom at| at Travelers Insurance C o. The o n □ , □ o □ □ □ □ □ □ □ nylon tulle over taffeta waa fash bridegroom, graduated from Nor­ . Weather resistant Cali­ The Academy Award winning Cross was unable to be present at ondFHOTOSHOF Ml 3-5103 fornia Redwood, ideal for "Farmer’a Daughter” with Loretta the Mother-Daughter b a n q u a t - j p wich Free Academy and la em­ lau Mall S B. Omiar i ' yoke, fitted bodice, tapered ployed as a draftsman * a t'-th e lawn or patio. Table and Young will be shown on C2iannel 8, Monday night, because aha. had M PERSON--- teealidI ln Ba n ttf d ta n ’ and flri flgM* betsyeen eaves and bouffant skin endir« In two benches. Sunday at 7:30 p.m. while tonight, stayed at home to care for her ****'*®, .... ! cbapel train.' ifrr flngJrflp veil ■of American Thermos Co. in Norwich. same channel, same time, Alec NIGHTLY mother, just returned from a hos­ laaeael S Bafttaid. Oeaa. The -mdlctment, handed up to | (uusion was attached to a contour Guinness Is featured in ‘.'The'Pro­ pital where she had undergone tlkaaaei a Ma« aavea, Vaaa. Judge Paul Wldlitz, makes it pos-| coronet of seed pearls -and irides- moter.*' . * surgery. While the real of the glrla sible'for Zator °to draw a death cents. She carried a bouquet of Althougn we’ve been refraining ( 843)1m%SI!um* Charge completed their cook be^ge by BILL DONAHUE Ckaaarl n (few iMiala. Cwim “ Sa AdTMrtare la Yke penalty. He became 16 two weeks j white roses from making comments on past working on the bahqueC B u b e rs CkwuMl 4S ielirelM . K sw . Maale Klkadan” L,Bgo... The maid'bf honor wore a waltz-i Your ------TV" performances, we can’t help Ckaaatl Sk Waletfeaty. 4M a. fU) I LOVa LPCt —— ------Prescriptiona earned hers by gettlng"meala for A riH E ORGAN “ a n u B rtm m C areae” ——:—; ‘ ' length gown of white frosted organ- but note the tremendous job done her mother and father. She will wAooa naiM Washington Thc Department . za over blue taffeta, made with Here by young pianist Van Clibum on receive her cook, and child care New for your dining and Ua- "rta Bex Menaaa livty” '•tf Agriculture predicts a near-rec- Bcoop neckline, fitted bodice. I Folding Aluminum Chair • $ 6 -8 « tanlng pleaaura wa praaant <4f) MXM O P A M M a ru u a / Steve Allen’s Show Sunday. "The badge and her five year pin. □ IJWCHTO •:•• ua4t> u u v B IT TO aaavBB ofd world bread-grain crop this cruahed cummerbund at midriff I PINE PHARMACY Fol(llng polished slumtnum frame ovation he received was the long Bill ImnahuaDon at tha organ and bouffant skirt. Her flowera with seat and back of durable ‘ STEAMER CHAIR Roapital Snack Bar ■;sa ( CM) TOMaaroinc tbmu. yeah probably totaling about 267,- 664 Center St.—Ml 9-9814 PATIO SWING Hardwood frams with est I’ve ever heard on televialon,’ Mrs Herbert A. Card has an nightly. TOBT Tke Lady Oaaifctev* 000,000 tons of wheat and lye. were 'yellow roses. | woven sheet. Saraii plastic, Foldihg TABOBT : 'A T aiB KMOH him. Is scheduled to give a 30- ’S FOR ‘Maegarel“ ------* Dlcei Eer mlnute concert on- Channel SO Paad&‘ Sunday, beginning at 5 p.m. Peter EVERY tiC* ( S> TV PLATBODSB F U a O I L ( ajl> OSSIE AMD KABBtET Keith's Holiday Luggage Sale Brings You Outstanding Bargains! MQWH and WHITE and BLUE and WHITE Ustinov and Louis Armstrong HOOD” “IsteeaaMeaal fat” '■(.-‘I didn’t hurt Steve Allen's Show Trrosn Pawrr iMrea Rkean □ U»49» THE HOLIOMAaiB Sunday, either. Cku. Laaskisa MODERN HEATIND ‘■ ne S te n ef Bate Wkllc” SPtCTATOR PliMPS $10j» to $12jl5 lUbart stack (tM t) TV TEBATKB (Cater) Next IV e^’e Columa “Witneea "GIFT at its very b e a t . , _ "S Bey Called Oeke" Because we'll be on vacation ■ For The OF □ □□□□□□□□□ □ pan t:ie ( t> DECOY for * for next week, Wednesday’s column Proeecutioa” LOVE” ( I) NEW PBOMTIEB8 IN Is caUr ^ MIOTAL BgALTB will have to be written within the tiSMise-ie:ei (ILM) I’VE OOTiA SEOBBT ' 3. next couple of days. Therefore iiSASite WYMAN'S (33) SCOTLAND YABD we’re going to. change the format / GET MORE OUT OF U F E —GO OUT TO A MOVIE OIL COMPANY 13:H ( 3) HEWS a 3 2 Pc. NIATCHED 3 Pc. MATCHED SET a little and instead of the usual SUNDAY: “ATniA” M MAIN ST.—TE t-IO 8-150S va. Babby news of upcoming entertainment ib 9 C OBiEEN.STAMPS (13-43)) HIOH ADVENTUEE r V events. As You Like It will offer Now fktu Satariai aio patopp ( 3) PBATVBB flL II little about young Frankie Avalon K A S r <»4a> HATIMBE T B U T U ‘TMaad_af Daeire” CONTINUOUS ACTION FROM 5 P.M. (Celevt-f '■ (tt> SEAlEA-JDMT VDl ‘i UHUTY $1095 who’s appearing at the Crystal • iSe ( » TRE QBjUT OILOBB- (il) XAanN------EAMB Ballroom June 6, the results of i 8LKEVE lf :U ( 3). C T O ltn 1 KIT (UMS) T E E VEBOlUT IB V O inU 11:33 (13) NEWS. WEATNEB B m e """ e m recent survey by the Motion Pic dlW US> 8MUBTEB OaV srtwrs 1 '''•*•'*!!?*.( ' __ ture Association of America, naw T E S S F IC . ■ ( S> TBEATEB ( 3) NEWS A VrEATKEB books at the Mary Cheney Library, fTm MarUpl \ < I) AMEBICAN BAM08TAND (a) WO MEWS NO MONEY DOWN ^ a Lewis * OF TEE BEAL (IS) BBIOBTEB DAY (33) N E W U WBATBEB and a new "game" being playe(] raatBrsi < « -n ) UUKEM MIM A OAT (43) ^ ^ v mIBB s r CHICK THiff QUAIITY rtATUMI by the people who put on TV' "JUMFINO JACKS” aid AwntTeAW (M) A.I.C. 8EMIMAB (U)^ inOVSE O W jn*M » ANHEll$C -*U^. b)C. • ST. toms • NEW AUK • lOS ANCEIES "Person to Person” show. "SCARED STIFF" 4 :U (lS.4e> 8B €B ET 8TOBM I t;H (43) FEATDBE POB1Y: 9 • Yrelya MafLceat ceverinf reiifts tpeH 4:M ( S) BAMOEB AXDY U:U (13) MTLUON OOLLAB MOVIB •*4 icufdnfi Wathet vHth laa# 8 watfil iTonIte—Record Clnb Ntto C 0W B 07I (U> EDOa UP NIOBT "Peaiiy Sceaaade" __ ,*Thi- University of Michigan has Tomorrow X. ( 3) NrOBtO’S BEST MOT1EB • lamiiHrted supar-itrength waa4 trama twice the. number of students in 4:4S !gy;^%tl'?*.6MAkCE9 "Navy Blee." Dusk to Daw* Show < S> CISCO KID (U) THE JACK PAAB SHOW • Tripl6’4RKhed far beginning study of the Russiiui ■ Fsatsrcs C O W B O Y ( S) WILD BILL HICEOCE II :M (tt) THE JACK PAAB SN6W language than it had a year ago Kssnlar (U) I LED .T U B E UVES (U) -NEWS extra duraMllty Atfatlssisa ( m THE, n & t : U;ia ( 3> WEATBEB a MEWS • coBedy l:ia ( 3) NEWS Tn fetor nsd htoek * vhitt on Iht CBS Ttlfrifinn Selnork • NMaitany advertiied (4S) BOPETB TROJAN brand •iia ( t> MICKEY MOUSE CLUB lA irM A irM n ( 3) CAETOON BXPBESS T H U ^ D A Y , - TONIGHTalOTO 11 PM CHANNEL 18 A U WHITE KID WEDGE HEEL SANDALS ^ ^ D i S P a r Nixfct” ( 3) NBWB ’. ‘ ___■ . FAMILY (13-4a> LOVE d P U P B (33-M) n o TAO DODOH ■ (IS) TinLIOHT THEATEa ( 3) BD O i BDHNT Dorla Day ' #llNin.. 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CRYSTAL BALLROOM (U) THU IS THE AMSWEH (n> AT HOME WITB KITTY You’ll be proud to travel with thia luxurious MANCHESTER • )ta (U) OADABOIMP OADDU (SO) DOCCaJU PAniBANKE Cloth lined. Matching companion cosa CRYSTAL ULKE, CONN. • ttt (U) NEjyS (43) BtNOO AT HOME gives you'complate Juggage sat. 3-piece lu g ^g e outfit in durable, leather- D ft iVC - 9n 1 1u atXi St3l ( 3) TOWN VBIBB _ 1:31 (13) CONlrtonOirT UPE - 1 S3 ( 3) /HONTIBB DOVTOB liM (13) AS THE irOELO TURNS Choice of gingar or saddle tan. TWO like vinyL All the quality feotures of Ihe ( 8) STUDIO 37 _• _ , lU ) M Efn (U) 7 O’CLOCK EBraET .. (U) 1:33 PLAYBODSB ____ line coses for the pr^ce of ONEl men's ensemble PLUS lovely royon liti|ng. BUCK NIGHT TONIGHT (H) TnCATHEB * LOCAL NEWS 1:33 spobtsTtocvs . (23) TV THIUYEB price of onel Re(ioN iioplvery Fri. 7:13 (Im s T d ^ O L A S e d w a b d s 8:13 (U ^) BOrSB PABTT TERMS ONLY $1 WEEKLY! Tonight Only (8) Action Hits NEXT MON..FRI. ( 8) BANDSTAND E v e . at 8:M sxeept Wed. at t:W (U) MOHLIOHTS ( 3) MY BEBO (1) "A1 Jennings of Oklahoma” ■ n n a O B H ^ (S3) HEWS (3343) BUTT POYLB Keith's Decoration Day Hale SMART WHITE STRAW (2) "Cruel Tower Bring. You Exceptional Sav­ STORE HOURS: (8.) ;"The Come On” FRIbAY, "HOLIDAY DAWN DANGE" ing. On Bver.vthing You Need For Th(i Home or Cottage ( Kaltli'a, Miuicheater. Open Six. WITH MANCHESTER You’ll Fii)d Hundred. Of Unad- Dayt, And Thuradsy Nights TUI Store Open Mon., Tucs., Wed., Sat. TOMORROW ONLY vertlwd Special. . . All Avail­ KeitH Furniturti S.yKeith's. East H a rtfo ^ Ope* HOLIDAY EVE.. SHOW "DICKEY DOO ani| tha DONTS" able On Keith'. Kaally Ar­ Every Evening Until 9, CIsaa 8 AJd, to 5:30 P.M.—Thure. 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. 5 BIG HITS N MOTOR SALES ranged Budget Term*. Satardaye'At e. (1) "Bevolt at Fort Laramla” 8:30 »o 1:30 A.M. "YOUR OUISMOBIUC D B A U n” ' 1115 MAIN ST. 317 MAIN ST. —«olor a Nta Ci*«Jy kr X uwHNa a aoifiT t in 512 WEST CENTER STREET FREE EAST HARTFORD OPEN THURSDAY (2) “Craeping tJnlmown” tm S ^ * • •m t h fAHMaC PIWNU . , Ml #4M2T , ’ MANCHESTER ^ —Eclence Fiction PARKING! UNT1L'9 FA t (8) “Hidden Fenr” aOWOM^ eWA I Coming Friday. Juiw 4. "Frankis” Avalon • , / • CEHOUSESSON —^Aettoh Mjrstnry PHew (lac. Tax) I Otek. 9l.4e. 3.U. "Safety-Tested .. . t - (4J “Oon.BantlMra” • sSe. let Bale. IMS. I.W. t:lt, lad W E GIVE dtW GREEN STAMPS I' —Western ■ale. It.». IJS. Comkig 1^"CH U CK ** ipaRY (OBIAL "HJOirit c r ncB p a ju u n o in b e a r o r s t o r e ; (•) “Glri In ttie BlaeJc Used Qirs" . r ■ > Stoektaga”—Shqeknr Fee Tci. iMW^NMic'wSf'jA »4|m \ r . ' ; ■ ■ > \ .V I - . ■f. ' ... v'vV. i \ ■i«U . ___ .y. ,»J\- . !*■' I.' .. > * ■ - .5^--v‘‘/ V* '• I

PAGE FOUR * M^CHESTER EVENING HERALD^ l^'CHESTER, CONN., W EDN^gj^, MAY 28, 1958 ' ■' Y MANPHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHEStBB, CONN„vWEDfrtJ8DAY, MAY 28, 1968 ' , PAGE FIVE ' The MHA was also askad to'da-' ■ . 1 tormina hew many of tha alto’s .36 Zeller Seen J:-: ville: High Jlchool, la open to tha Mra. Kmgatdn^lloox. Tha shower in tha Town Hall at 7 p.m. tomor­ Day parade have been requested ^iPnn'l n n 'l NagINaglaat SHpfUng acres would ha naadad for a proj* A Rockville-Vernon public. " Andover was given by Mias Nancy Wilcox row, leader Raymond P. Houle ah- to be at School Rd. at 8:30 a.m. Board Gives Go-Ahead OCL Second Sitdg^ Strike The CC8C, a voluntary advisory of this town. Miaa Darrell Rote of nounceld last' night. Friday. Mrs. Robert Azlnger lias Gaorgo L. Graaiadlo, local raal Coventry, and Mlsa Belt*,Bloat of Garden Club to Meet teen wbrklng with George Neleon TALSE TEETH GOP W inner group, is planning a community Do fstot tmtb irep, dxp aaUta man, told tha Board: survey to determine the need for a WilUmantic. The hostessea W The Garden Club will hold elec­ oh plana for the Memorial .Day ob­ «b*a you talk, Mt,1sucB "TouH find that six acraa Is a lot City Hospitial Gets Services housina program for senior citi- Little Leagpe members of Mlaa Parks’ wedding tion of officers at 8 o'clock tonight servance. ' ■ Don’t be snnorM snd for 100 or 120 unlta." That HarUord. May 28 OPV-A first Hits Texas Prison Farm party at her marriage to Clifford' in the elementary school iil-pur- (uca bandies^, P.' sena. Tl*e City of Rockville haa alkaline (non-add) amount la tha number of unlta ballot Arictqry for .State Comptrol­ C O N C I I I T I Of East Hartford Radiologist created a Public Housing Author­ Ppens Friday Benson of Eaat Hartford Jtifw 7 in 0Oab room, Memtera are to bring Manchester Evehlng Herald An­ kla on your platea. jth Th# MM>ch*rt«r Houalng Author^ plknnlnf for a project not to « which .haa baan In tha MHA'a ler Fred R. Sutler as the RajimbU- (Cq«tia«a3 tnAn Page Om ) ity, although Ita members ^ave the First Congregational Church. flowdr .. arrangementa from their ■nor* flnnly Mt. Ql . dent fStu thinking in ragard to what Man- can nominee for ^ v em o r was con­ told •them «"a few small men are not been appointed yet. The Town 4-H Club Meeting gardena>-v . dover corrosponAent, Mrs. Pnul ins of aacurtty and eomfots. Ity lu t nl*ht WM authorUed to 250 dwelllnf unlta. > chaster will need to houaa lU el­ fidently predicted today by his trying to nudte herbse HoepiUI. be required for older people, and Ilngton at the school field Me­ The Board of Directora voted PHA. MHA’a application after all Di­ that between now and the June Mlevlsion for one month,” ■ DwOrsiet ssd prettrvee iaierler The firsU radiologist to be on the group plans to help determine morial Day. Ordinarily, a definite number of victs. Headlights from the ma- exterior eoaerele fleers, patios,. unanimously to empower the froup rectors appeared., to be eager to. 17 convention he will pick the He also told the convieta they the Rockville staff,. Dr. the needs and 'meet them. The U ttle League program will dwellings wduld have been deter­ get the proposal in the works. heeded additional delegates to put chlnea illuminated the scene. owed the priaon system a baU( :priaiiM' weed porches sad decks. School' Art Exhibit to seek a project it ,a*5^s "will not mined by the local houalng author­ Guards stood ready with ahotgima, bri(s dest'preei ia 40 ailBelss. trslk* Steams klso serves oh the etafl of start with Andover Lake playing. cost Manchester One cent.” ’All wa caii do tonight," said him over the top. day's work and would have to McCook Memorialand Hartford ' An exMbit of art work by ele­ Hoisington'a Grocers preceding x ity before it aubmitted its applica­ Turkington; "la autborisa the Speculation la that J. Kenneth rifles and machbieguns but all was make it up on their next day off. preel la as hear, trsRc'prsel e«er- Hospitals, and la a qonsultant In mentary students will be held a t The action came at a Joint meet­ tion, but quick action was urged peaceful. aiglMt Fsal, 'sssr spplicalieB with game between the Fire Depart­ MHA to get tha application in. Bradley of Westport, who Iclalms radiology at Newington Veterans Northeast School June 12, apd 13. ment Fireballs and Palmer's boys. ing of the Board and tm MHA at last night to enable the town to Wa'U have to study thC situation 134 delegates in. Ma bid for the The convicU burned soma hoe ' hnish, tsllsr, Isw artiih. Ne sps> Hosmtal, Newington., He la ex­ The exhibit will be open’ to par­ the Municipal Building. It followed obtain the Silver L^ne Homes alts, handlaa, but it may have been an Sign$ to Dire<^ Flion ' rial wsihss er stehiag aaeded. Nea* Players for the first game are to WONDERS In further meatlngs;" ents and friends from 7 to 9 p.m, an explanation of federal govrfm- nomination, eveittukUy -wlH bow, •iaMMUol Clria pepelsr Oelers pected to spend a few hours each be at the field at 1:80 p.m. The which lies between Hartford Rd Director Roy Johnson raised the out and q majority of bis votes attempt to keep off hordes of moa- day at the local hospital,. June 12. menfe low-rent housing program and W. Center St. The kCHA has qui toes rather than a protest. Lond , had will go to Zeller. He was g r a d u a l from Yale Opening at 10 a.m., the exhibit warm-up period. by Atty. Herman Yules. MHA coun­ been studying the question of get­ The men refused to give a rea­ la expected to become an effccUvS Aa Advertised on Ckaancl 18 TV. will be viewed by students from sel: and Miss Ullian Palenius. an looked into the possibility of ob­ Alsep Tap Bival aid to British pilots who get lost University In -1944 ivlth a B.S. . . The Bate Ruth' team, sponsored Wonderful Values! Wonderf^Savings! ting federally subsidized low-ren­ taining Stats, rather than federal, Even top GOP leaders, who son for the strike. Iliey refused degree, frdm Yale University all the elementary schools. Work economist with the New York Re­ tal housing for the town's aged with air-navlgati(p cbaite. The by Fisher’s Oaa, will play WII- gional office of the Public Housing aaalstanca for a project. ' claim, to be neutral,' today conceded to go back to work and refused to Transport Ministry and amateur MaRchatitr Wallpaptr School of Medicine In I94ff with an from eactr grade level la Vernon llngton In a practice game at 2 since Jan. 1 but has not yat come Yules anawaraet pilot can aoe MANCHESTER, CONN. received a certification in radiolo­ in the elementary schools. The announcement of the gamea Dress 'n Hot problems are going to be," said rents do not MVer amortization of gy in June 1952 from the Amer- Hospital Notes to be amortized by rents. If rents However, Alsop, who entered the Ellis, at 4rvn, apoke to the con­ them from the air and find out FREE P-ARKINO AT THE DOOR . . came laat night along with tha aren't sufficient, he said, the fed­ Robert T. Vennart, MHA chair­ the iMnd issue. race late, continued an energetic victs through a megaphone. He where be la,'' kmn Board of Radiology. Admitted yesterday; Pamela news that Clarence Palmer would Outfit eral government would make up man. But under federal asaiatance, hs tour of the state In the contest ' Dr. Steams served ai captain Wielock, 206 E. Main St.; Victor sponsor the fourth Little League the deficit. Next step Is PHA approval of said, the government would take to gain the necessary 316 delegates In the U.S, Air Force from 1952 S. Steams Reuter. Brooklyn, N. Y.; Carl Ty­ team. Silver I^ane Homes, a World War the MHA application,' and a decl- over a deficit, if any, and pays to win the nomination. Last night to 1954 and was Radiological Con­ ler, 6 Washington St., Vernon. Andrew Flaher, who aponeored n federal housing project due for alon by PHA economists of the for all construction and utilities in he made his 41st speaking engage­ sultant for the Far EasU Air Discharged yesterday; V 1 o!« by exact number of Bwelllngs needed Force. strumenta fqr viewing the eur- 'Bancroft, Warehouse P t ; Fran Fiaher'a Gashouse Gang as a Lit­ liquidation July 1, was urged as a addition to providing tha land free. ment since entering the field. rounding landscape. tle League team for the past three Bite for a project. This wdll be determined from fur' Yules said he had discussed with "We are standing on the thresh­ He Is a member of.the American ces May, Boyer Rd.; Mrs. Barbara ther data provided by the MHA, ac' College of Radlolof^, New Eng­ The committee is eonaideriog KIbbe and son, 6 Upper Butcher years, will now sponsor the Babe Will Hold Site Martin Alvord, chairman of the old of a great victory at the com­ holding a rededication ceretnqny Ruth group. Hla son. Kenny Flah­ cording to Miss Palenius. Town Planning Commission, the ing convention,” Zeller told a land Roentgen Ray Soplety, the Rd.; John 'Darcey, 2 Lawrence St., LADIES’ SHORT SHORTS Yules last night said he has been Later, with final approval, the American Medical Assn., Hartford of the tower during aesqulceaten- Admitted today; Alex Ignato- er, la entering the league. ' assured the cite will be held for fact that a wide'coning variance cheering crowd at the opening of nial week. Sept. 14. Players In the Babe Ruth group MHA would hire an architect and might have to be obtained for his campaign headquarters in County Medical Assn, and Con­ Wicz, 83 Vernon Av»,: T ouIs f «- i D G E R S SAVE 81.11-=-Twill*, TOtton cords. the town during the time it takes let out ...contracts,.....financing 'Its necticut State Medical Society. Art Assn. Meeting vitt; Maple St., Ellington; John are: Thofnaa Schors. WllllanfiDun- Jufl€trm chinos Pastels and (larks. CMffed, belt- the government to process the ap­ governmeht-regulated apartment Hartford Tuesday afternoon. nack, Donald McGrath,'' William operations first by discounting apace in the project. Incidentally, the Zeller for Gov­ He will contlnune to practice ‘ The Tolland County .Art. Assn, Breneman, RFD 2. •d. Sizes 8 to 18. plication granted last night to the notes and then by the bond issue. radiology St 'his office at 758 Main will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Skoog, Larry Roberta William MHA, , He said the occupants would not ernor quarters are loriited at 352 Covell. Jerry Bartoh. Donald Dow­ After 50 years, Yules said, the need the ample space presently St., East Hartford. He resides In Maple St. School to com plete Vernon and Talcottville news Is In descctblng the town's commit­ project would revert to the town. Asylum St. about midway between West Hartford with his wife and plana for the annual outdoor ex­ handled through The Herald’s ling. Richard Whitney, Anthony ments, Yules said the town would He added that the construction prescribed in town zoning regula­ the Hotel Bond and the Statler three children. hibition to be held June 14. Two Roclfvtlle Bureau, 7 W. Main St„ Falcetta, Paul Carter, Fisher. NEW NYLON HOSE have to accept 10 per cent of would' be "htgh-claas—In fitting tions. ^ Hilton, which will hduae the dele­ 7.BA Hearing picturea-of-the-month'wlil be atl- telephone TReniont 8-8186. Michael Minor. Paul Jurovaty. Da­ ahelter rent in place of taxes. And Sees No Problem gates during next month's conven­ vid Ursin and William - Munson. with Manchester. The dwellings tion. The Rockville Zoning Board of ected at the meeting for display SAVE 18c—Full fashioned nylons It would have to agree to provide will be pcrmsnent, built to Isst M However, he said "Mr. Alvord Apiktala (ZBA) will hold a public next month. Viqtor Roberts and Al Falcetta with whisper seam. Sheer. New the same town services given to years, \^th the most recent con­ didn't seem to foresee a prbblem Alsop'a headquarters it located are the coaches. summer shades. Sizes 8’^ to 11. $ - at 47 Allyn St., more than a block hearing today at 8 p.m. In City Carl Carlton of Bolton and Al­ Tanks Will Plow' In other Little League news, pr. any aubdlvlsion — such as road veniences, Including central heat' on this.” •> . Court Room on the application of fred F. Ludwig of Rockville arc Reg. 99c. maintenance, ptriice, and fire pro­ ing. They will be fire-proof and of The propoaal to obtain low- away from the two hotels. Leslie Billings will replace William tection. Baldwin for Zeller John R. Williams for permission in charge of hanging the pic­ Diinnack as coach for the Andover 1-story construction to fit the spe­ rental housing for Manchester’s to erect a aervice atatlon at SO tures, which will be,displayed on Snow at Airci'aft The town's share of ahelter rent, cial needs of the occupante.'- aged came to public notice May Among the surprise visltora to Lake team. The other roach is the opening of the Zeller head­ Windsor Ave. the Rockville City Hospital fence. Henry Wrobllnski. Yules said, would come from Mlss Palenius added, "It'll be a 21 when three Democratic direc­ Town Offices Close Six obsolete Army tanks pur­ LADIES' BATISTE SLIPS "gross rent less the cost to the project you won't have to be tors issued a call for such a study quarters. which will bs managed Membera a rt asked to leave tbelr Paimer’s will be coached by by Mrs. Katherine Brown Of Cole- Town offices will close*at noon works at one of the following chased by Pratt aftd Whitney Air­ Bernard Hudak and Andrew Fish­ 'SA'VE $2.98—Cotton wrinkle shed. bIHA of providing utflltles." ashamed of.” and recommended it be referred tomorrow for the funeral of Harry homes by June 13: Mrs. Yolanda White only. Sizes 32 to 44. Tall Illustrating this point, he said Must Pass InspeetloB to the MHA. brook, were State Chairman Clar­ craft from government surplus er. ence F; Baldwin and Frank M. A. lAthrop, town assessor, who .Schofiald, 88 Park St., Rockville; Among new boys assigned to and average. Reg. 8L99 each. for "If a rent Is $40 a month, and it Yules explained that the project Directors Ted Ciimminga, Eu­ «^ed yesterday. The offices will re­ Ludwig, Elizabeth St., Elling­ stocks arrived in East Hartford will have to pass an Inspection by gene Kelly and Francis Mahoney Lynch, a powerful New Haven Re­ today. They will be converted for teams following the second -egis- costs the Authority $10 per month publican figure. main closed over Memorial Day ton; Carlson, Brandy St., Bolton; tration night are: Michael Krzew- for services and uttlittes, the town the town engineer, like - any sub­ gave their statement, sa the Young aqd until Monday. or Mrs. Winona McLeon, 7'he use as snowplows by the company division, before It is accepted. Democrats were continuing a stu­ Chairman Baldwin left the head­ ski, Fireballs; Dennis Sheehan, will get 10 per cent of $30." Voter-Making Session Castle, Coventry, next winter. Holsington's; Stephen Dowling, Similar. projects are underway, Mayor Harold A. Turkington last dy of the problem of housing the quarters wearitii: a Zeller-for-Gov- A voter-making session will be The M-36 90-mm 'gun carriers COTTON KNiT PANTIES night asked the MHA to look into town's aged. emor button and he was still sport­ Members of the Manchester Fine Andover Lake; John Yerger and Tules said. In New Britain, East ing the lapel pin at his offtes sev­ held on the following schedule: At Arts Assn, hsve been invited 'to were shipped on three railroad Bruce Goulette, Palmer's; and SAVE 70c—Band or elastic legs. Hartford, Willinjantlc, and other other possible sites to make surit After the vote. Director Harry Vernon Elementary School, June flatcars from the Army’s Rock In white, pink, lUue or inalze. Sizes the Silver Lane choice is the best Firato told MHA members the eral hours later. participate in the exhibition. Donald Dowling, Bate Ruth team. $■ communities. 31 and Aug. 23; a t the Town Hall, ' Any Connecticut artist may en­ Island, Hi., arsenal and were ' Uniforms have been ordered but 5 to 8. Reg, SOc earh. for "Manchester has to seek this one. Board "appreciates the work and GOP National Gommitteeman July 26, from 9 to 6 p.m.; Sept. 27, moved to P A WA's north parking Vennart said the MHA has not effort you have put into this prob­ Meade Alcorn of Suffield, home ter his work In the New Haven lot to await conversion operations. It la not knbwn whether they will r- program.',' he told the Board. "It studied other sites but chose Sil­ from his W aahin^n post for the from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Oct. II, Festival of Arts, to be held June arrive In time for the Memorial 2 lem.” Sixteen-foot plow blades, which' la not offered except on request.” ver Lana Homes because of its name hours, and Nov. 1, 9 a.m. to 17 to 21. Registration blanks must Day games, p\iblicity chairman Age minimum for the project, 'And Cummings said'"the entire rest of the week, re-emphsaized noon. will be built by PAWA personnel, neamaaa to a bus line and because board is intent lipon achieving today that he is maintaining be received In' New Haven by are scheduled to be instilled on John Phelps said last night! NO-IRON DUSTERS, LADIES' Yules said, would Im 65 for men "it will be given to ua." Tower Improvement Plan June 2. Further Information may Party for Miss Parks y, and 62 for women. this project" for Manchester's "strict neutrality” in the 'Republi­ The first meeting of the Tower five of the tanks this summer. The Turkington ]|K>intad out that. If can gubernatorial race. — be obtained -from Miss Emma Batz other tank will be converted to a Miss Constance Parks was the SAVE 99c—SOLID colors and prints In He added. "Some rentals would senior citisens. Improvement Committee will be XUeat .of honor at .a.„ bridal _ah.QV|>. easy care dusters. Small, medium and necessary, Uta govsmment would "The party sjiould nominate.the held June 10' 'x r 8 p;m. " tn ' City or... kliss Madeline: Regan, secre-. snow - blower. Malntenence per­ $ « 1 . 0 0 be lott-er and some hlgheri,. depend­ purchase land for a local housing strongest and most capable candlr tary. sonnel will be trained in the opera­ er held recently at BurnSp Brook lifrge'.Tiiirism''.... — ...... — ing on the Income of the thdlvldual. Court Room. Farm, the residence of Mr. and project, without cost to the town. Buddhists Bless Campus date it can get," ha said, "and i The committee, originally spear­ c e s e Talk Set tion of the vehicles. Tlie government feels 20 per cent However, Yules said the Sliver will work for . the election of that "Community Surv-eya—The How Lure of the islands of an indl.vlduara salary should be headed by the Rockville Rotary The 35-ton tanks were complete­ Lane site Is the most "logical” Vientiane, Laos — Buddhist candidate.” Club and now a cooperative com- and Why” la the subject of a talk ly reconditioned before shipment . . . "Carol Rodgers, Jrs.” the cost of rent." one because engineering and site priests blessed the 2,500 acres of fo be given by Dr. Walter Mc- borrows the WASH 'N WEAR DRESSES Average rental In New Britain’s 'nujnlty group, plans to make the to East Hartford. H. D. Redder, preparation have already been campus St recent, groundbreaking WEST POINT HAS 18 SPORTS Memorial Tower on Fox Hill more Kain Jr., of the University of Con­ P A WA plant engineer, who re­ NEED A PLUMBER? beaiit.Y of tropical pro.lect for the aged la $35 a month, completed on It. SPECIALLY PRICED—Cotton checks, ceremonies at the proposed Uni­ West Point, N. T, — Sixteen attiWtive to residents and visitors. necticut. June 3 at a meeting of cently took a course In tank opera­ flowers in this dress - he said. He added he wasn’t atire the versity of Laos. The first building sports — seven major and nine All local organizations are urged ‘.the Communlly Council for Senior tion at the Rock Island arsenal, Remodeling and Repair Work plaid stripes, solids. Sleeveless button $X.99 The resolution passed last night government would spend ”$10,000 of the University, which United minor — are included on the to. seno^epresentaOves to the Citizens (CC8C). will handle the training of other Our Specialty. 'n straw hat outfit. front, chemise. Missy and petites. was a request for federal funds not or $15,000 on site preparation States aid is helping establish, physical-education program at the meeting. 'The group is considenn:; Dr. McKain heads the depart­ personnel. Made of de.signer. exceeding $20,000 for SUrvejqi and I when a prepared aite la aviallable." will be a teacher-training school. United States Military Academy. ' Installing bkmze plaques in the ment of Rural Sociology at the The converted tanks with wide WILL R. GUY cotton print—with ■paces prbvideXpn the 6ase of the Unlveraity. The meeting, to be held plows will make it possible to clear Master Plumber—MI 8-0677 matching band on lower, and Instoinng optical in- Bi the Guidance Room of Rock­ parkings quickly after anowfalls. - FAMOUSSAMPLE JEWELRY hat. WASH AND W EAR— sheds SAVE TO $i.41-—taovely summer gems In white and pastels. Earrings, brace­ wrinkles like magic. lets, necklaces. Values to $2. In .sunburst colors. Sizes 5 to 15. X- NATURAUZEftS ONLY AT This M^t^orial Dag weekend... SUMMER STRAW HANDBAGS s a g SAVE $1.00—Smart tote bags and bas- Q Q jHst Say '*CHAROE ITI' STAND Terrific Values! kets in white and natural straws.. For sR H sW V ConMT McKm and all costumes. Reg. $3.99. H Wo8t Cantor >traat» M -S) WASHABLE TARPOON :>70M" SULUVAN. fropriotor 885 MAIN STREET GIRDLES and PANTY GIRDLES For Holiday and Vacation! SAVE $2.11—Of power net in white. Assorted styles. Small, medium and $ ' large. Reg. $5. No'w! your favorite Peekaboo Pigs SAVE *2 \ LADIES’ COTTON BRAS "A Sliih-line Walker • typ« .SAVE $1.51—Ju k when you itced them skirta with kick pleat for how and summer. White. Sizes 32 and back zipper. Also to 36, A-B-C. Values to $3.50. come softer.hold their shape... and they man - tailored fly-front»..*>' Bermudan with aiimilated inf ■-J leathe'- hell. REGUI..AR- ■Costs No More! LV $.1.99. Sleeveless Cotton Blouses fit like Naturalizers al'ways do! SAVE 96c—Washable blouses in plaids, stripes and solids. Sizes 30 4 'V SKIRTS to 38. Re.. .41.99. for' NATIVE ASPARAOUS AND BERMUDAS N A TIV E RADISHES LADIES' COTTON DRESSES SAVE $12.99—Cottons, tweeds, rayon and RARERIPES .9 9 shantung in chemise, ^sheaths and full $ C . 0 G P: skirts. Lucky sizes. Values $17.99. NATIVE SPINACH 2 3 r d GIRLS' 1-PIECE SUNSUIT NATIVE BOSTON and SPECTACULAR DISPLAY 'Li SAVE 6lc—Easy care, no-irem Sizes 3 ROMAINELETTUCE 3 W ays W onderful! to 14. Bloomer leg, elastic waist. Regu­ Fresh Fruits I lar to $1.79, AMD Our I Quicke GIRLS' BABY DOLL PAJAMAS ■'3 SAVE $2.98- Seersucker prints, sizes 4 to 14. Easy r^are. Short sleeves. Peter $' 'rr Changq Pan collar. Reg. $3.99 each. for I Through ouble feature or • > —•IFqr Memorial Day LAREDO Memorial bay D double header— . * s- Bag WHITE I there’s always time for light CbMlINATION OPEN'EVENINGS and SUNDAYS GIRLS' SHORT SHORTS GERANIUMS refreshment. Aiid how (ALL VARIETIES) FLOWERPOTS smart you are to go along with SAVE $1.11—Boxer type with (.ufls in rollon twill. Plaids. Chinos, solids. I today’s sensible trend toward Sizes to 14. Keg. $1.99. CEMETERY lASKETS POTTED FUCHSIA i - lighter, less-filling food and drinK. Cssiplita HeaWBly COMPLETE SELECTION OP , ALL KINDS OF Today’s Pepsi-Cola, BOYS' POPLIN JACKETS VINES and PLANTS , FLOWER PLANTS ond reduced in calories, fits in with this FOB POTTINO plan. Never heavy, never too SAVE $1.99—.Sjzcs 8 to 14. Zipper clo.i- • |1 |1 pBakoboo Pigs... J^fGETAILE p l a n t s . ing. unlined, single stitch construction. «p ■ eV W t CEMETERY URNS O l OUR DISPLAY ^ sweet, Pepsi refreshes Keg. $3.99. ■ th« 8oft*8t thing that could > SHOPPERS' . and lASKETS PICNIC SUPPUES without filling. Ask for it ' LARK-ADE 1 ' GARDSH SUPPLIES wherever you go. ^ hoppon to your loot. ■d ~ 'j4 BOYS'POLO SHIRTS •O FF STREET PARKING EVERGREENS SAVE $1.11—Sires 8 to 7. completely LYNESS TO MeKEE STREET INTBODtoctOBY PRICES ' washable. Crew neck, short sleeves. Reg­ LIFE THROUOfTSoEUORlAL D A t Perf aef Copy of a $7.99 Bag ularly to $1.99. • NO TIME LIMITS RHODODENDRONS T h e . Our fascinating 3 bags In 1 ia a very k J' • NO PARKING METERS new spring bag faahipiL It Is large JUNIPERS I'tfm i;'j and roomy mads of faille and has 2 LADIES' TWILL SLACKS separata snap-oh two-face cover. To • NO PARKING TICKETS - ireheehlihenR ■M R, Is to buy It... •AVK $2.50—Man tailored and slim YEWSeVaristy) Jims In paatAla and darks. Blzea 10 to TNt SMOS WITH TjM ■SAUTISUt. SIT **lt*$*u lark shopping hero** ARBOR VITAES almost half price IS. Vaktea to $4'99. ■EC oirR ooMPLDni; s e l b c t i o n i Char (/ (■ I I.-' li u (t (f • t ft PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO„ CENTRAL VILLAGE, CONN. InSnMAiSMh M i ;V \,''- V' -\ - ; Vs. ? ’.i'. ■ -'■I' 'H i \' .V' * i 11 ii%rgiNi ■y»< ■ ;'jK X l ' r:- piANOHaSTER EVENING HERALD. MANOIESTER, CONN., Vi^PNESPAY, MAY 28^ 1958 PAGE SEVEN . ^ ^ ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHBSTpEB, c o m , W ED ^^PA Y , MAY S8> 165S — PAOB SIX /' the Ibtn of beeLdet before hlm lh BenefiU Set Reeotd O-.O 0 0 01^ ' • ■ ■ Radio Finder Improved turer to be easier to Uae and more 'Sir Dubbed in 1617 August, 1617, "glr Loin," tha King Troop and local studahts.of the Rat foolproof than conventional audio said, and'^rtoln this cut haa been Jane Hart dancing school will give finders with their eilent On^ouree, New York — Insurance com- P I N E P H A I Hebron Chicago — A g-pound portable, Preston, Singled-rr Sbt nUlea called ever dince. a dance recital tomorrow evadx CLOSiD MiMORI/M- DAY audible off-qourae signal, since the aduthaast ot Presfon Ih Lancashire panlea pidd out. a record S2H 664 CMw&a SL—SO !-gSM Tays-Cote Wedding at the regional school. l^rooMs batteryroperated, visual radio dl- silent reeppnso can be caused by la Hoghton Tower, the ailceetral billion In benefit payments in I t recUbaaJ flnder has been developed VS'. LEADS n r TRADE 1057 to Amerlcdne covered by will be for benefit of the SSIvatlon OPEN MONDAY thru SATURDAY 9 to St30 Takes Moiiey power failure or bad reception. home Of the De Hoghton family. NOTARYRUlUO Episcopalians Army drive. for UBS In amall aircraft and bosU. It la ah outstanding castellated New York—The United States health-inaurance polldlea, accord­ Tht device’s tumlhg Indicator ing to the Health Insurance In­ Mlu RIU. Agnu Cott, daughter Flower Show Planned San Franclaco'a famed cable rceldence of the ISth Century. In accoiinta for 20 pOr. cent of the o o 0 0 ■ 0 o .R In line with the conllng 250th OPEN THURSDAY NIGHT TILL ♦ y ^ ehowa course de'vlatlon to the right the paneled banquet hall, -vieitorB world’s exports and 15 per cent stitute. 'This represents a 16.f p« ©f Mr. and Mre. WUfrad T. Cote, 17 Making Plans To Make Money or' left and a warning light Indl- cars, which pull their troUeya up of the world’s lmporU, \ making cent Increase over the 2.1 billloit Canterbury St., became the bride anniversary of the incorporation and down' the fabulous hills, have art shown Uie tapla where, tradi­ of Hebron as a town, will be a PREE PARKING POPULAR MARKET^OT eaUa low battery powar. The unit tion has it. BJng James I knighted It the largest trading natibit. paid in 1056. Read Herald Advfc of Albert R. Taye, eon of Mr. .and TOTIw is aald bv Us. Chicago manufac­ been running for S4 years. spring flower show, June 7 ab the How Tortt m -r- Things a col- quia If you wars aaked to ni Mre. Jamee Taye Sr., 118 Waah- For Meeting Hebron Congregatioal Church, a Jialf doBon of the moat Import­ /!.'■ Ington 81., In St. Bridget’! Ch'urCh, opening at 1:30 and closing at 5 ntnidst might i«v«r know If he ant vegetable dieeaaee . . . here Saturday at 10 a.m. The double- Several parishioners from St. p.m. didn’t his mail: they are: Qpeumber inoaalc, let­ Peter’s Episcopal Church expect The' chairman, Mrs. Richard D. Authentic yaHies ring ceremony wae performed at a 'T eens That ■ it really does > take tuce yellows, tomato early blight, to attend the convention bf the Gale, will be a ^ ste d by Mrs. f money to make jm ore money tomato bloaaom end rot, cabbage nuptial. High Maae by the .Rev. Women’s Auxiliary to the Nation- George Alden Sr, and Mrs. Fred c ^ l i Sannwr Apparsl ferToM lirt, now It eoeta the dub root and bean blight Dennl* Hueeey. Baakets of white a r Council of the Protestant Epis­ Rowley, aa co-chairmen; hostesses, I fedewI goijonimentgcn;enuneni a dime to . That the teeth of elephants con carnation! and chryj»nthemuma copal Church, which will be held Mrs. Herbert - W. Dickerson and lOO pnniui penniea and $6 to make tinue to grow ihroughout their ... In lime for GRADUATION! decorated the altar. at Hartford Seminary Foundation, Mra Albert A. CboUdge; advisor, Bayk BIrli aai Sah-Tssat 1500 w ortnof 50-cent pieces. lifetime . . . but isn’t thla true . Preaented In marriage by her June 2, 3 and 4. Mrs. element Wall; entries, Mrs. 95$ MAIN ST. That a spoonful of diesel Yuel oil Mason Belden; publicity, Mrs. Carl of rabbita and aqutrrela, too? father, the bride waa attended by This is the 20th annual meeting i(i a locomotive will carry a ton That Bob Bobo of Black her cousin. Miss Estelle Pac of Lankof and Mrs. John Bell; prop­ of freight one m l|a...well, down­ of this group in Connecticut. erties, Mrs. John Parker; smd Springs, Ark., apelli hia name with Jewett City as maid of honor. There will be dally devotional serv­ hill anyway. only two lettere. Bridesmaids were Mrs. James ices, inspiring speakers, books to plant sale, Mrs. Edha Latham. That soma Canadian cinemas Tays Jr. and Miss Judith Barber of browse over, luncheons, and din­ "June in the Village of Hebron, now are thoughtfully providing That the Inner Circle Bar here Manchester. Miss Simone Pac of ners with the fellowship. Those 1708," will be the theme. There double aeata. ..for courting cou- dleplaye this sign: "Be on the Jewett City. Mlaa Jeanette Cote of will be two classes of entries, horti­ aquare and the world will treat you wishing to attend will'find regis­ cultural .exhibits and arrange­ level" Metuchen;'N. J., cousins; and Mias tration blanks at the church Sun '^^%iat the eparrow hawk la mia- Maureen Dwyer of Darien. Denise ments. In the former 'class ’only named.. .it actually a a u far more That Sinclair Lewis'gave thia bi' Cote of Rockville, another cousin; day- -t one specimen, In clear glaas con­ greieboppera than It doea apajr- eight into human nature. "There and Debra Dubuque of Three Hetv Religions ’Voinmes tainer, consisting of one stalk or are two tnaulta which no human Rivers. Maas., were flower glrla Douglas Library has i;ecently branch may be shown., Ally flower­ ^**TOat there la atlll plenty of big wilt endure; Thb aaaertion that he f'.- ddded the following religious books Richard Carlson of Boston was ing house plants can be Included In PRECIOUS PLAYSUITS/ game hunting left in crowded haan’t a aense of humor, and the 'V best man and ushers were James of general interest, which are this entry: America...in the last 10 years doubly impertinent aaeeriion that Tays Jr. of Manchester, brother of ready for circulation: "The Apoc­ Specimens will Include sliver an­ more than 000,000 buck deer were he haa never known trouble," rypha of the O ld Testamnet;’’ the bridegroom: Francis and Stan­ niversary arrangements, from the for o preciouf little. killed In Californis alone. That pne way to keep a email OFF ley Pac. Jewett City, cousins of "The Church in Soviet Russia,” by basket shop, the old mill, black­ Matthew Spinka; "Cradle of Our That although macblnee don’t child from dawdling over hia meals the bride; Adolph Jackie, West smith shop, and other old time Sixe! 3 to $x, 7 to 14* .00 lay egge, some $2 million worth of Is this: Light a small birthday Roxbury, Mass., cousin of the Faith. The Holy Land," by John features. S w i s s C.- Trevor: "Days and Customs of Wild flowers will also be shovm. hen fruit la now sold by UJB. vend­ capdie and bet him he can’t fin Special Purchase of Fine ---- ^ bridegroom: Donald Roy, Albany, Orig. 1.69.’l.98 vol. ing macblnaa each year. ish what'a on hie plate before the N. Y. end Charles Pickral of M*n- All Faiths," by Howard V. Harp­ Admission Is free, but a Silver Tea er; "Jesus at School," by Harold will be held. Tliat people in Chtcag< candle, goea out. chester; Rene Cote, Rockville; Paul consume more freu pork per ‘^ a t Benjamin Harriton Is prob­ . Ronald Dubuque, Palmer, Mass., Wilson; "Jesus of Naaareth,” by School on Vaiostion capita than the realdente of any 17-Jewel Watches Joy Harrington; "Lands of the You won’t believe it until you see this playsuitt ably the only U.8, preeident who Leo H. Dubuque, Holyoke. The elementary and regional I other major American cities. ever named a major league ball The bride’s gown of reembrold- Bible," by Samuel Terrlen: "The schools had only one session to­ That ona man can Und 40 milk­ Man Who Feared a Bargain," by Two yards of gaily prlnt^ iioplin with elaati* club .... He la credit^ with ered Alencon lace" was designed day, and will both be closed fori ing cows on a typical U S. dairy the former New York club' with a fltfed bodiCfCTts aabrlna Harold G. Newsham; “ The Little the reipalnder of the week, reopen- ] cized waist, neck and leg cuff ail add up to com­ farm ...but In Russia, whare the tits'' Church on the Big Rock.” by Haxel of the National League with the neckline was triiiinied with se­ ing June 2. fort and an incomparable buy! In assorted colors farma are lese mechanized, a nickname, "The Giante.” quins. and the long sleeves tapered Allen; "The Next Day," by James New Arrival hueky milkmaid can care for only to points at the wrist. The skirt A. Pike; "The Self You Have to A daughter, Roxanne Lee. wasl and patterns. 10 to 12 snlmala. That the porpoise, doea have a A F R O W l which terminated in a chapel train Live With,’’ by Winifred Rhoades born to Mr. and Mrs. Donald That HB. nawepapera publiih purppae . . . ita oil la uacd to had front and back panels.of the ‘Tell Us, Please," by Charles J Berry of Hebron Sunday at the more than 200 million individual lubricate delicate precialon Inatru- lace and pleated tiers of illusion at Woodbridge; ‘Thinking About Manchester Memorial Hospital. elaaaifled ads' each year...and menta. each side. Her veil of French Illu­ God," by R. L. Middleton; '"Twelve That it was President Woodrdw The baby la the granddaughter of news-hungry Americans now X sion fell from a crowm of seed Who Were Chosen," by William P. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert W. Porter | Girls’ 3 to 6x, 7 to 14 spend $1 bullon annually to retd I Wilson who observed, "A few peo­ pearls and sequins. She carried a Barker; "The Worth of a Man," of Hebron, and of Mrs. Carroll W, BIRLS’ POLISHED their dally free preea. ple who achieve fame grow—most prayer book with two whfte orchid W Arnold H. Lowe; and "The Hutchinson of Manchester, and the I NO-IRON PLISSE Thiat you'dyOu'd pnibablypnJbal flunk a TV I of them Bwell." markers and streamers of valley Young People of the Bible,” by o fin e - Sara Jenkins, great granddaughter of Mrs. Mer­ GOnON SKIRTS doat® ib\el lilies. ton W. HUU of GUead. SUEVELESS X ipo*** The honor attendant wore a BuHerwortb Pboto Mr. and Mrs. Roger W, Porter gown of nils green shirred nylon MRS. ALBERT R. TAYS have arrived here from St. Peters­ BLOUSES Orig. s e s and a nile green queen’s crown. burg, Fla., and are spending the Mancheater Evening Herald He­ MORTON'S • « *. AWAY OUT riO N T IN V A U lU OO summer with Mr. Porter’s mother, bron correspondent Miss Siissa She carried a colonial bouquet of home a t Columbia. S, C. Airman Pendleton teleplume ' ACademyf - -aad .I4W.1 yellow and white roses and carna­ ’lays is presently stationed at Seymour Accident Mrs. "Della Porter Hills, and his tions with yellow and white stepfather, Merton W. Hills, 8-8454. Shaw Air Force Base, South Caro­ Gilead. streamers.^ lina. ^ Urts 3 D rivers The five bridesmaids wore To Give Redtal Scientists believe people have | Sizes 7 to 14. A recital by the Jane Hart Cheer lived in Latvia since 8,000 B.C. gowns and crowms identical in Sie^bur, May 28 W — ’Three o t* '-''"'” ” style to that of the honor attend­ Wallingford Backs Sadlak pofsons were injured today In a White only. Notched col­ Dainty floral prints on gW e ant but of orchid color. ’They car­ Spectacular collision of two trucks lar, one pocket, full cut. white grounds, unpressed ried colonial bouquets of yellow Wallingford, May 28 (<«>)—U.S, C H O l C r ' " ' ^ roses apd carnations with yellow Rep. Sadlak has the endorsement and an .automobile. One of the An excellent value. But­ pleats, nylon underslip. streamers. The flower girls wore of the Republic ’Town Committee trucks was an oil tanker that rup­ ton front. An excellent value. empire style dresses of floating In his campaign for his party’s tured in the crash «nd spilled nylon sheer over nile green tissue nomination for governor. 4,000 gallons of bunker oil .down, ... Chairman Anthony J. Kowalakl ii biahk Into the Housatonic River. taffeta; with matclilhg groen mid­ The crash occurred on Roose' riff bows and streamers. Their saying that the conjnilttee “im­ Entiro Stock of headpieces were nile green queen’s pressed by his vote-gpltlng ability,’’ velt drive, which runs along the crowms. They carried colonial bou­ his record in Con^^ss and his ex­ river here. G ir ls '3 t o 6 x. 7 to 14 quets of yellow and white roses perience as a top legislator” voted The drivers of the three ve­ and carnations with white and the endorsement at a meeting here hicles were taken to Griffin Hos­ SpiiRg, Siimmtr O rtn ti yetllow streamers. last night, y pital in Derby. None waa hurt seriously. Mrs. Cote selected for her Sadlak, pT Rockville, Is one of Orig. 7.98 to 10.98. daughter’s'bridal an aqua organxa six candidates for the nomination. They are Miss Eileen Brothbra; e ' sheath dress, white acccMories and The others are John Alsop of 28, of Roosevelt D rlv^ Seymour, corsage of .white orchids. The Avon, J. Kenneth Bradley ot We^- Amedlo Valente, 5oCnf East Orig. 4.98 and 5.98. ^ mother of the bridegroom waa at­ pprt; State Comptroller Fred ft. Haven, driver of the oil truck W ith the Big MiNnorial Day W aekead tired in a pink eyelet organs^ Zeller, State Sen. Theodore Rypn owned by the T. A. D. Jones Co. sheath dress-with which she wore of Sharon and Sen. Benjamin of New Haven, and Ronald W»l- 'T\ pink and beige acceasorles and Bw-rthger Of New Milford. ■ ifsa, 30, of Ostford. driver of a Orig.^.98. Tborsday white orchids. truck owned by the Davy Tree -wus Sat. OBir Breakfast at 11 a.pi. was served YALE TO SPEED BUlLDlNa Co. of New Haven. New Haven, May 26 (vP)—Yale Police said the oil truck hit the at Club Kosciusako, Rockville; A^II from regular atock by famous makers. q q REG. $33.75 REG. $35.75 REG.J35.75 dinner at 1 p.ta., and reception will give "high priority’’ to a $4 automobile as it was emerging REG. $35.75 J ' REG. $35.75 5' million building and remodeling from a driveway, theii swerved REG.$33.75 Dress Model Dress Model from 2:30 >e 0, for 500 guests. 199 Dress Model I Water Resistant When the couple left for a motor program at its. School of Art and Into the path of the tree company Water Resistant 51099 Dress Model Expansion Band Expansion Band trip through Northern New Eng' Architecture, according to Univer' truck. Treasure Expansion Band Shock Resistant 'The tank truck Jack-knifed^ It’s Sweep Second Expansion Band lud the bride wore an aqua slty President A. Whitney Gris- G iri! 7 to 14 G irls' 3^o^x cnemUse dress, white accessories't wold. One phase of the program tank section over'turnrtl on the. '' and white orchid corsage. Both will see 92-year-old Street Hall re­ other truck on the river bank, kilo quality bride -and bridegroom attended placed by a modern $2.3 million about 15 feet above the water. Sytiffl Suits Manchester High School. After structure for use by classes in Most of the oil poured down the of newest June 10 the couple will make their sculpture and painting. bank into the river. /■ Bermudas Orig. l.fB to 3.98 a fashions O r ig . 2 .9 $ RCA V ic t o r If you're going to be ot 2 - 3 . 0 0 1.S9 o o ch borne give your krwn o Polished iyy "stripe cot­ ton, jproVen tattersal Lastex, nylons, rhumba build'Up w i t h Scoffs c h e ^ , boxer back, zip cottons in lovely prints, P y . , . 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, WEDNESDAY, MAY; 28, 1968 :;S. MANCHEStER e v e n in g HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONNn WEDNESDAY. MAY 28, 1968 . ______■ ' ...... MM •.... I II ' ■■■■ I ..... A policies. He told me In palpable hroadoMWiu'glng atrlkers .to re­ in th« Mtallltts is pl«in. It U to N^w Fights" Flare turn to worti, WASHING MACHINi was ptenhed by Mrs. Chester Rad mother csnnqt be reached In an Wapping Community Church wiu en by Wapping School chlldrea Week of Riots disconcerting words that the cham­ SouthWindsor ef TafeottviUe. emergency. be again directed by Mra. Jamei ifianri;rBtpr hsv« th*m gain gradually and per­ ber had spent hundreds of man­ Engagement 'The chief-opbosttion leader, for­ ater D. 'khrew a cordon around Baalbek, Monday and Tuesday. on or before Jan. 1, 1959 to qualify should be filled out by parente Dr. Martha Oilliland wlU tell of STARTS SATURDAY. HAY 31. f A.M. to 11 A.M. WALTER B FERGUSON such developments would ^ bring tude of the merchanU towaril thli termed the premier^ statement a. Nbllih*ri stored throughout most of Ceylon all-impoftant problem was the rea­ Ferris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald held by rebellious Dnize tribesmen. ■tap4n the right direction but in­ Hours on Monday will be Irom for peglstration. and returned by Sunday. her work as a medical missionary Founded October ». limi credit to Russia, w'hereas continued after a week of Sinhalese riots son—''The reUli merchants' divl- •Ferris, 22 Florence SL Opposition leaders last night dicated he thought SolhVii at least An appropriation of $24,000 forkatructlon of a home on property 9 to 11:30 a.m. and from 1 to 4, YMCA Preaente Awarda Mrs. Robert Sharp, chairman ef in Nigeria, Afritenat a U n t t 4 d FOR COMFLETE INTORMATION CALL Pubilihed Every Evening Kjoent or Intensified Russian oppression against the Tamil minority, An October wedding is being should resign. a new f 1m truck and a new town oWQtd by the applicants on Chapel p.m,, while on 'Tuesday they will' Four Wtpplng YMCA members the Religious Education Com­ Workers meeting at the F irst Sion is the least helpful and pro­ rejected the government's offer to ordknanoe on removal of garbage be from 9 to 11:30 a.m.; 1 to'4 8 Rundav* and Holldaya Entered at the of the satellites would harm Rus­ Goonetllleke declared a state of ductive for Its own, members of planned. At U.N. headquarters In New Rd. The lot is a smaller than that were presented leadership awards mittee, Ie aaalstmg Mrs. Mat­ Congregational Church at ' p.m. Prat oriice at llanrJiealer Conn. aa emergency yesterday to help the solve the bitter criele by pledging and refuse were approved at a epe- specified by the building code. p.m, and 6 to 7:30 p,m. at the "Y” banquet recently. Re­ thews Yrith the school. Others on This meeting ie open to the pub- MdRTLOCK DRIVING SCHOOL ii?ond Claaa Mall Matter______sia's position in the world, is a any division In the chamber of that Chamoun would not try to York, the Security Council dodged elal town meeting in the Wapping government suppress the riots. He commefee," an EaataWest debate on Lebanon’e Co-op Plans Vislt- Parente are asked to furnish the wards for three years of service the Vacation Cfiiurch School com­ Uc. j SUBSCRIPTION RATES consideration which should be out­ amend the constitution so he could OrAnupar. $chooi last night. AJpout th e Co-operative Nursery School following information: Proof of wefe riven to Shirley Petersen mittee are-Mrs. Marvin Waldron, M lf>73fS Payable In Advance said only two new outbreaks had I . doubt that Wiet, young but Mail Gels Divorce, serve a second 6-year term. The 'Chargee that the rebellion side our'main Interest. . SO-townapeopIe were present will picnic Thuraday from 9 to .vaccination, complete shot record, and Lots Sharp. Mrs. Jeanne Sabia Mra-Roger Linsley, Mrs. Frank , Maaoheeter Eveateg Harold gne Year ...... « » K been reported. old In chamber experience, is go­ president’s ktlown ambition to been fostered by. President Nas­ The fire truck appropriation In- la Montha ...... IZ " But these first sequeU to Mos­ .Two persons were killed near the ing to allow himself to get ulcers ser's United- Arab Republic. Tim 11:30 a.m. at the 'home of Mrs. If one la available, birth certificate* and Robert Watsofi received HugleF..and Mrs. Thomaz Bur­ Seotb Windier eerreepandesG El- - Money to Sons continue in office, which under the Cludea an eatimate of $20,000 for and telephone number ot chlkl'e gees. Three Month! ...... cow's summit meeting may be eastern town of Battlcalda when, because merchants won’t help present constitution he must quit council agreed unanimously tb Chase Lasbury on Rt. 5 . In East awards for ons year of service. One Month ...... * Z! troops fired on a crowd defylngT. themselves even In this period of the truck alone; $2,500 for boae; Windsor Hill. They-wUL.visit a lo­ fatheris place of empt^lnent or .CTinroh Itehool Set Seheel N m s Pregran more O. Bomhaai. teiepkoas Mlt-^ Weekly ...... -...... merely the dessert, betiig serted Bridgeport, May 28 MPl—tlHlan Sept. 23, has been a major Issue in take up ,fha Lebanese complaint, aad, $1,600 for radio oq^pmehL Vacation Church School at tha A musical progiam will be gtv- ekeO $-5969. Advertita in The Herald—>lt Pay A Single copy ...... 1” the islandwide dusk-to-dawn ‘ cur­ what Is Inadvertently called a re­ the recent violence Ih'which more then postponed discussion ot it un­ cal farm and horse bam. The trfp number of a nelghbdf In ease the first. few. In Colombo, three persons Strang Lusebrink, a Bridgeport T m item is listed under Fire Pro- MEMBER o r _ cession. than 200 have been kllleiL- til after the Arab-. League Oounpll tedtlbn In the general government THE A.SSOC1ATBD P R E M _ , were injured bjr a grenade burst. But, as our bank thrive# or auf- waitreas. must pay her ex-hue- The government offer waa,made considers the Lebanese charges at T7»e AMoclaled Preai Troops patrolled the streets tt fera as merchants build or lose, band, Herman J. Luiebrtnk Jr., b u ^ e t. It wag peased YVlUtout dle- enutled to thp uae of " { ^ " “ “on ot by Premier Sami Solh in a radio a meeting over the weekend. eiiaalon. Bids for the new truck ell new, dlopatchea credited to It OT Shippinsrport And Groton , Colombo and the government ban­ business we-are Interested. also of this city, 830 a week to­ not otherwlee credited I" ned assemblies of more than 50 Talked with one, merchant wards ■ the eiipport of their two will be let aoon. and aleo the local newe publlslted here. Americans had two occasions Thursday and he laughingly an­ eons, according to an order enter­ The new ordinance apeclflee that All right! ol republlcatlon ol ipeclal persons. no public, highway, road or atreet di»i>?tche! herein are al!o reaerved Kfcinday to cheer man’s control of ’ Disrupted communications made swered my query as to business In ed yeeterday by Judge Frank If. the atom. At Shlppingport. Pa., this period "Business Is good with eHaley of Superior Court in South Windeor U to be used by it difficult to assess the situation any peraon in the removal or Fuji aen'Ice client of N E A. 8«rv- this country’s first large-scale in the northeiii district of Jjrffna, us'. We go after It. We don’t wait The directive was leaned from Hi’ for business, to look - for us as one the bench by Judg* Healey after' SAVI ANYTIME! trana|iortatton Of rubbish, garbage, *'publh«h«ra RvpreaentaUvea: Tha atomic power plant was dedicated where the biggest group of Tamils traeh, ashes, waste and refuae un- Jiiliuj Math?*! SpeoTal Agency — New lives. trying to find a needle in a hay- he had granted Lu^brlnk. a fac AFTER WORB . • r while York Chicago D»t^l ahdBOTi?"' amid the applause>df those who At least 15 persons have been ■tjtrW ** tory worker, an unconteated di shopphig. leea it la done by means of a com­ MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF hailed It as a significant first step Willard B. Rogers vorce on a croes-complaint baaed pletely eilicloaed sanitary vehicle CTRCULATRI.VS ______' ' - killed and hundreds injured In riot­ of tha load packer or tank type. \ on the road toward peace-time use ing and clashes with police and on ths ground of Intolerable cruel­ The Herald Printing Company, ty,-' -Lueebrlnk was awarded the OPEN UNTIL 6 PAl. Mondays • The "peraon” referred to 4n the aaaumea no financial reaponslbillty Iot of atomic energy troops. Schools were closed and ordinance ie interpreted to mean typographical error! appearing In ad- censorship Imposed. The Sinhalese duatody of the children. iTuredayc. Fridays. Open Thure- verllsementa and other reading matter And so it is. The plant, which were angered by a Tamil passive Extended t'orecast Testifying In prosecution of hli dnya • A.M. to g P.M, Open N M d any corporation, partnership, asso­ In The Mancheater Evening Herald has a capacity of 60,000 kilowatts resistance' campaign against gov­ croes-complaint. Lusebrink said Wedaesdaya n n ^ noon. ciation or Individual compensated Temperatures in Connecticut his wife asked him continually for the removal of the refuse Items Diapiav advertliing doling houra: and has actually been in operation ernment plans to make Sinhalese from privately owned properties For Monday—1 p:m FVIday the only official language In Cey during the next five days, Thurs­ why he didn't get a divorce. On For Tueadav—1 p,m Monday for five months. Is not only the day through Monday, will average one occasion, he asserted, he called Combination within the town. F or Wedneaday—1 p.m TYieaday. ion. Fines up to $100 may be levied For Thbraday—1 p m Wedneaday. country's first full-scale atomic three to five degrees cooler than the police vv'hen. she scratched him INSURED SAVINGS For Fridav—1 p.m Thuraday. power plant, it is the first one in the seasonal normal. This normal aiid threatened him with a knife. on thoso. found, guilty of violating For Satiirday—1 p m Friday. "If she wants a divorce we'll the ordinanee. ~ riaaalflid deadline;- 10;30 A m. each the world dddlcAted exclusively to is 65 for Hartford, ranging from a An amendment waa peiMed al- day of publication except Baturdsv— normal low of 53 to a high of 77. give It to her, but you’ll get, the \ S a m * ____ civilian purposes.- Open Forum At New Haven the. normals are. decree and she must pay $16 a lowtng a 45-day period for local But 13 years after the power of refuse oollectors to comply with tVednesdsy. May 28 low 52, high 71 and mean 62, and week towards the support of eacir llood Glass? the atom was demonstrated in the Store Hours at Bridgeport low 53. high 72 and of the children," Judge Healey told the ordinance. To the Editor, Mr. Lusebrink. Other Amendmeata . Courage Comes Late holocaust over Hiroshima, the mtan 63. A little cooler Thursday, Two amendmenU were made to plant remains only a first step. It Let's start on tlie premise that warmer Friday, cooler Saturday Mrs. Lusebrink originally That same parliamentary Frapee The Manchester Evening Herald Is and warmer again Monday. brought a divorce petition accua- vSAVlMGS ipaohiUona'passed at an April S was enormously expensive to build, ______Ing her husband of Intolerable town meeting, on the issuance of which has for a decado specialized a gqod advertising media—-by far Scattered showers Friday night and the electricity being pumped the foremost in this area for any .will average one-quarter of an Inch. 1 cruelty, but failed to prosecute L O A h i aehool bonds and authorization of In paralysis through weakness is through its lines is being produced business or financial Institution. ______j her action after he filed a croaa- \ s s o < I ,\ r I () N tho Board of -Education's appUca- TAIL - OF - THE - MONTH tion for state aid for ttib new now. perversely, developing a one- at a greater cost than that manu­ But, what ^ d is any adver- .-tUTHOR DEAD complaint. They were married minute to midnight strength I Using media if the potential cus­ Santa Monica, Calif., May 28 m Feb. 27, 1949, In Elkton. Md., ac- v tA fa a school project and Pleasant Valley factured conventionally. | PAGES M moL The amendments covered which also results in paralysis tomers find store doors locked ? —Leslie H. Savage Jr., 36, who cording to the complaint nascaisTts»s ezbstT rinaweiat metirnTien The other cause for cheers Mon­ To be factual. I went to a jew­ had written 22 western and his------— ^ technicalltlea not included In the One cannot but salute the cour­ iFevious reaolutkma. day was here in Connecticut, when elry store Monday—-atore \vas torlcal novels, died Monday. Some Papayas In your market? They age and principle which moves the closed as it is on Mondays. of hla novels had been adapted for not only taste delicious but they No action waa taken oh a resolu- vjcrench deputies to try to deny to the Navy's atom-powered aub- Wednesday, I went to a hardware the movies end television. are loaded with vitamins A and C. tion chncemtng tha removal of fill ainca tho item was not listed in the Two days ^ of smashing values for the deneral de Gaulle the false and marine the Skipjack slid down the atore. Store was closed. Asked a. merchant who was open as to any hi«rungean. hypo^tlcal facade of technical ways at Groton. But this was no first step. It was the fourth atom- attempt at store policies for open­ . Tlie resolution was a 6-polnt legality which he seeks to at­ ing and closing. This merchant a prepared by Hugo L. Memorial Day Tail - of - the - Month tain offlceYhta real technique be­ powered sub to be built and, ac­ said: “ If you have a crystal ball. Nerigo OT- Hayes Rd. concerning ing ,of course, thp dictation of the cording to her builders, it is the Willard, consult that. I don't know . removsl of fille r borrow locally. when local stores open and close. . A recent controversy between weekend. Slow-moving and discontinued French army In Algeria. fastest and deadliest of them sll. The occurrence of these two I open six day^, a week because First Selectman Thomas L. Bur­ But there are two conno­ that was the mall-taken poll ot gess and Republican Town Chair- pieces^ odds-and-ends and shop marked tations to this tardy aho^pf prln- events on the same day graphlcal- merchants." of fill from town property .off clple and courage. One la is ththai^ itjly PolhU up the dilemma of our I then asked John P -Wlet. ex­ of fill fro. mtown propei^ off was missing during all the years, times. Despite the je^ouirtes. an- ecutive \1ce-presldent of the Man­ Ayers Rd. ' near the Waphteg merchandise ^ induejed. ■ ' _ . . . . a ._A- tgmniaina.naAwatavtfl jm d „..doii.bUi, HmiKta rnAL.that M at-.,l* chester Cfiiamber of Commerce. . SehooL prompted..the -rasotutlM' when-K might have given-poUcy.to wh*r»tie“(n»W'op*Mtn8'Bnd'xloitag- - calling for the drafting of an or­ tended the development of the France—policy which might have ]■% I '.a'—■ dinance concerning both the re­ BEDROOM PIECES averted the present crisis. The oth atom sbb^^we in this country man­ moval of fill and f e t i n g or plan­ [tj. Nothing sold before 9 o'clock er la that it makes the present aged to find the treasure and ned gravel pits. (1) $79.95 CEDAR CHEST, L ue modem pearl mahoyany, platinum talent needed'^to turn it into an Canada Dry fla^ Norige s ^ that he will present crisis the more difficult to resolve. a copy of the resolution to the *fhursday morning •'. ' hardware, large model with drawer ...... 39.50 For, in the circumstances, to try efficient weapon destruction. Salectman for action. (1) $119.00 BED, Drexel mellow walnut Champagna Italian to deny de Gaulle his facade of Not so with atonia, for peace, Mmorial Day Obser\-a»ce provincial ...... • 59.95 legality seems merely to increase however. Here was anM^eallstlc Three bands will lead the Me­ [2] Tail "fwisters fire cash-and-carry PIANOS (1) $54.50 BOUDOIR CHAIR, Olonial wing, maple legs, ruffleled base. in new King-Size bottles morial Day parade In South Wind­ the certainty that he will take concept hailed by all. It dft,«ed antique red print 39.50 a means of lifting the burden o: sor Friday. The East Windsor power by naked force. and South Windsor High' School (1) $235.00 HIGH BOY, Kling solid mahogany Queen Anhe> shell- poverty from men everywhere and on small itents^ we'll deliver, large Cable-NeiMit Everett Maple The situation shakes Itself down music makers win follow the itod ‘ X Ebony. Was |822. ... carved broken pediment to p ...... •••.198.00 to this. Can the existing order of of opening up vistas of material of a Manchester fife and drum (3) $73.50 BEDS, (2) twin size, (1) full size solid maple pineapple corps in banging out the beat for pieces such as sofai.xAII*cash only. Was 1535. .. things, no matter what courage­ well-being never , before dreamed 6-bottie carton gives you 72 full ounces posters .4 4 . 0 0 of. But Instead, the idealism be inarching feet. ous unity it may develop against The parade wlU form at 1 p.m. Everett - (1) $59.50 BED, full size moderii solid ehn paneled iityle In black de GauUa, pretend to govern came bogged down In^ a -lack of oh Beldcn Rd., whfeh nina off PJI- [3] All items offered "As Is" lacquer finish 37.7^ direction and a bitter Congres­ of refi»slimentr..more th&i 2 “fun quarts’ Ungton Rd., just east of Vinton's Cable-Nel.4on French France T The answer is no. Can de Oak. Provincial. Gaulle, govern this France? The sional wran^e between the "advo­ Mill Pond. [4] All sales final; no exchanges) no SUMMER Answer is th a t. perhaps he can. cate of public and private power The parade. Itself will start at Was $730. .. W'as $995. The direction may yet be sup­ 1:80 p.m. and will proceed down (2) '* $49.50 SETTEES, weatherproof black iron with plastic cord sqa^s Government by him may ^ prove .Costs less too! Ellington Rd. to St. Francis of plied and the v^angle resolved. It refunds \ X, Savings of 10% OR MORE on all oilier flUd b&CkS .•••aaaaa4aaaaaa»a«a««aa*a'*«a«*««a • ■ • • • ■ ^ .0 0 worse, in the end, than no govern­ Aasial Church field. , Memorial (4) 164,50 GLIDERS, aluminum, rose and green floral plastic ment without him. And he, too, had better be, and soon. The Skip­ Day services. there will be under pianos. Liberal trade-ins and terms. -'Xl may fall to govern. ' 'But it jack and all that has gone before Ike direction of Legionnaires. All prices include benches and delivery. cushions ...... *...... y* . .4 9 . 9 5 The religious, part of the cere­ [5] All items subject to prior sale seems a fatalistic certainty that, and all that will come later In the / form of new and better weapons, mony Will be taken care of by the one way or the other, he. is going lUv. Francis Karvells of St. Fran­ [6] Delivery at our earliest opportunity; to get or take hit chancei The last for all their might, constitute a cis of Aasial Church and the Rev. minuts courage "against him coUld frail reed oh which to base, hopes Need Walter L. Abel of Our Savior Lai- be admired the more if It had ex­ for peace. tberan Church. none stored. V SOFAS — CHAIRS One can only speculate aa to David Clark of the . Wapping isted, previously, against the poli­ School and Katherine Toconis of (1 ) ^$429,00 SOFA, 82-inch tufted back, foam cushion, kick pleats, TAIL-TWISTERS cies which have brought France to what the effect would be if we— Cutting Tools? A Union School will represent chll- small patterned amethyst cover ...... 298.00 (3) BED PILLOWS; 21 x 27 inches, Feather; shopworn. this point of complete crisis. and the Russians and the British, drenle groups by reciting "In Flan­ (1) $198.00 LADY’S LOUNGE CHAIR, tufted back, kick pleats, small too. for that matter—were able to ders Field." Were $3.50...... i ...... Each |.00 The S.cantlc Valley Riden who pattenied rose cover ...... 159.00 (1) BREAKFRONT CABINET; Beautiful mahogany model supply a few atomic reactors to Need X (1) $289,00 SOFA, French Provincial, fruitwood finish, T-cushions, After Moscow’s “Summit” countries fn the Middle East. The rode horses last year In the pa­ with crotch veneera and satinwood inlays; crown glass' rade will not be able to come this aqua damask cover...... S I9 8 .0 0 top. Was $489.00...... •>••••249.00 The outcome of last week's effect, we wager,^ would be more Explosives? \ year becatise of dlatance. How- TAIL-TWISTERS (1) $169.00 HIGH BACK CHAIR, modern, foam back and seat, dark salutary than ths Eisenhower Doc­ - ever, officials hope that a few cow­ (2) SERVING CARTSV Three-tier, metal removable tray; •‘summit meeting" at Moscow—a brown cover ...... 79.00 1 green, 1 sand finishes. Were $19-95...... 5.CX) meeting of the Communist nations trine, even when that doctrine is boys from Wapping will join GoM (2) FANBACK CHAIRS; Famous Gains­ of Europe and Asia, followed^by a backed by atomic submarines. Star Mothrta, firemen. Boy Scouts. (1) $109.00 WING CHAIR, Chippendale maple, nail head trim, dark (1) DESK CHAIRf Hepplewhite mahogany with blue and Find it Feit in tbe Girl Scouts, Broivnl<- and other boroughs in green floral print, mahogany green plastic cover ...... ,. 59,00 rose tapestry Seat. Was $65.00. ....;...... 10.00 meeting of the Warsaw Pact 'na­ marchers. legs. Were $79.95, ...... Each 29.95' (1) $243.00 SECTIONAL SOFA, right and left, foam cushions, wal- (1) BOX SPRING; Stearns and Foster full size Stuart qual- tions from , Europe alone—was Cardinal Strjtch ^ A Hearing Toalght originally awaited with some fear YELLOW Tonight at 8 o’clock af'the Town (12) P L A Q U E S ; 17-inch Brass Wall . nut legs,-brass ferrules, beige boucle cover ...... ,. ,198.00 / ity; floor sample. Was $59.60...... -10.00 and tension. These meetings came The death of Samuel Cardinal Hall, two applications will be pres­ Plaques; Fruit and Tavern designs; apt. (4) $198.00 WING CHAIRS, large Colonial model, foam seats, box (13) PICTURES; Old Pistol drawings in 684. x 10-inch maple ented before the zoning Board of in the wake of the new break with Stritch so soon after his signal PAGES green. Were $11.00. Each 4.98 pleats, gold, green, brown or turquoise linen covers ....1 4 9 .0 0 frames with blaqk inside line>. Were $4.50. . .Each 1,89 Appeals (ZBA). Walter Kasheta" 4 (3^) $1.59.00 LO\'E SEATS, Colonial wing, foam Cushions, box pleats, Tito, and other aigna that Khrush­ honor in being called to Rome to «f Sta. 19?*. -MalhXSfris . asR- (1) BEDROOM SUITE; Three piece blond mahogany modern . occupy the highest place In the T lT fcEWAR CHE.ST; Xane in sand finrsh; (2) gold prints, (1 ) green print ...... 98.50 by Red Lion. Dresser, mirror, chest, full size bed. chev was either tightening his Ing for'an exception oh the mini­ pressure-tested cedar lining. policies, or being forced to^tighten Roman Catholic Church hierarchy mum lot specification in order to (I) *110.00 DIVAN. 30 X 72 Goodyear foam, gay red plaid ever held by an American ii sad help settle the estate of his moth- \ Was $69.95...... 9.00 cover ...... (1) PLAN'i'ER "rABLE; All ma'htjgany picture-window table them, and the fear waa that these ' er, Mrs. Mary Kasheta. The Fal- -77.00 meeimga would confirm a general indeed. For the elevation of this eones-of 326 Long Hill-St., East (1) CHERRY BED; Famou.s Station make, (I) $159.50 CHAIR-COT,.Eclipse Innerbed model, opens to cot, grew' by, famous Holland: planters in each end. shift toward toughness in .the Com­ particular American had been Hartford; are asking a waiver of paneled head and foot- Was $59,50. 7.00 frieze cover ...... • 98.00 Wa.s $69.50...... •; 19.00 munist worlds position. meaningful. Among American prel­ Hellywded . , the building code to allow con- (2) NIGHT TABLES; Drexel Campagna Provincial Italian in It is far too" early for this fear to ates, he was' outstanding for hli Honoiulu and mellow walnut. Were' $69.50...... 1.. .Each 14.00 be abandoned. The true reautta of direct devotion to the elemental good works of his faith, on the Sonf^randsco these meetings might not appear SOFAS ~ CHAIRS for weeks to come. Whjit we are one hand, and ' for the llb«{,ral TAIL-TWISTERS ^ getting now, In the way of signs of breadth of his views on the other. CALIFORNIA (1) $99.50 LAWSON LOUNGE CHAIR, foam cush­ OPEN STpCK BEDRQOM the. direction these meetings may He had the heart of . a great ions, kick pleats, brown textured cover 49«50 (12)yMAG.^aall^E'RACKS; mahogahj- finish. Were $7.95. 1.89 2 have taken, could be only the early churchman. He had the mind of a Hawaii (1) 1539.00 SOFA, 94-inch symphony in Color, foam (1) B ^ttolR CHAIRS; green cover. Was $4960 ...... 5 .0 0 Famous Sprague and Carleton solid maple Colonial group in nutmeg smokesciften, to soften everybody great churchfhan. And when he Waa seate, tufted back, orange antique satin 349.00 -^ (I j:-OCCASIONAL CHAIR; m ^ern birch arms and legs, dark brown ffqish: ’ . , . called to Rome, to occupy the high­ HOU'OAY CD $172.50 Double Dresser Basis...... 138.00 up for the real policy decisions yet 16 Da.ve (1) $239.00 ARMLESS CHAIR, Spring-down pillow ;v brown textured cover. JW*8 $69.50______...... 29.00 to be revealeife est place yet accorded an Ameri­ , f,M4 plus back and seat, gold-bIac]t-and-white (1) 9 X 12 RUG; Greeji Carved Mill Second. Was $135.00 (1 ) $54.50 Double Dresser Mirror ...... 43.50 ( ) ,$79.50 Full size Paneled Bed ...... ••63.50 Such cautious reservations having can. the* tribute was to the. Church 816.19 tax stripe ...... ••••159.00 - As is„ , 4...... •... - ••i’ • • • • ...... 39.95 1 been atated. however, the ftrit out­ as well as to him. $198.00 ARMLESS CHAIR, mahogany legs, (1) OCCASIONAL CHAIR; Drexel Campagna modera in mel­ (1) $149.00 Chest of Drawers ...... 119.50 comes of these summit meetings in One inerilably thidks that the ■ Son Frdneisco casters,, black coin print cover...... 129.00 low w$^ut irame, green antique satin cover, button back. (1) $59.50 Night S tan d ...... 47.50 very religion he represented and | Moscow have been of a nature op­ Hollyweod and (1) $319.00 LOVE SEAT, T-cushion, tufted back, Wfs $99.50...... 39.50 posite to that predicted and ex­ served could not"" have failed to ; kick pleats, white coin print .cover .,..249.00 (1) CHERRY BED; Penn. House spindle bed in collector’s LIVING ROOM TABLES have prepared him for the possi­ San Dingo pected. ■ (2) 2569.QILSOFA, 84-inch spring-down pillow back finish; full size. Wa.s $94.00...... 24.00 The first headline was one of bility that the privilege and honor, j (4) $49.50 Contemporary End, mellow w aln u t-----...... 2995 and seats, kick pleats, blue brocade (1) $69.50 Contemporary, Cpckt^l, mellow walnut...... friendly greeting from Khrushchev of his future potential service j California cover ...... 398.00 • . 3 9 .9 5 (2) $39.50 Habitant Knotty Pine S te p ...... • to Tito of Yugoslavia. Another could be taken away from him be­ (2) $219.00 ARMLESS CHAIR, spring-down cush­ 22.00 touch was the conference's listing fore he had really begun to taste HOUDAY (1) $65.00 Circa ’60 Modem End, brown walnut, shelf .... • 39.50 ' 16 Days Money-saving King^-Size bottles.;$ ion, kick pleats, blue embossed damask ' (1) $32.50 Corner Table for-back of curved secti<8ial, blond of Yugoslavia ,aa one of the n» them, and that he knew there* is cover ...... • 219.00 BEDROOMS “ tions present in spirit, if not in neyer really an end to the testing , 8^99 plus mahogany, ...... a 19.75 i $21.00 tax aclualit) of the faith and humility of man. 12 drinks in every carton! (1) $597.50 3-Pc. Hey wood-Wakefield modern, sable gray birch, over­ (1) $159.00 Set of 4 small :cork-top tables, black legs'...... 79.50 “ TheTrexnievelopment after tlvp His place of honor became a bed Need New hanging ends, double dresser, chest, bookcase b e d ...... 449.00 (2) $69.50 Nests of Tables, mahogany, tooled leather tops on all three Moscow summit meetings waa the of pain and death away ftom fa­ Included: More flavor...More quality...2 drinks (1) $295.00 3-Pc- Scandinavian, brown cherry, double dresser, chest- tables; .set ...... 48.75 Russian announcement that Rus­ miliar surroundings. But, sllhough e Round Trip Air Tlckete on-chest, bookcase bed ...... 198.00 (1) $49.50 Pine Shops. Step, delicate tapered legs ...... 29.50 the world felt sad for him, there - (from Hartford) F u rn itu re ? (1), $316.i5 2-Pc. Consider-Willett Far Ea.st modern cherry, pewter (1.) $59,95 Coffee, antique pine. Tavern style and drawer sian troops are to be withdrawn in a King-Size bottle, no w^te! 4 • 37.75 from Rumania completely, that an­ was no sign that he felt sorry for a Tranefers TAIL-TWISTERS hardw'are dresser, bookcase bed ...... 169.00 (1) $74.50 Pine Shops Nest of Tables ...... other Russian division la to be himself. He himselt,was still gen­ e- Hotel Ac^ommi^tions (1) $426.00 3-Pc. Solid cherry, tawny brown, bracket base; dental (1) $54.96 Doughbox End, solid cherry . . . withdrawn from Hungary, and that tle and philosophical, and kept hU e Sightseeing Need moldings, dresser, .chest, spindle bed ...... 348.00 mind'a eye on the main things. The RUG SAMPLES; 27 x 18 inches Discontinued (1) $348.95 3-Pc. Solid cherry Colonial, ogee feet, brasr hardware, Rumania, Bulgaria, Poland, Czech­ Frequent Departures 5 8 d DESKS , . oslovakia and Albania are to re­ world, and his Church, ^ere- th e ' patterns; values to $6.95. ;__ Each dresser, chest, pineapple bed ...... 219.00 Send for Itlnerartes and MOMi MOUM THI COUPON I . y * y * y duce their own armed forces by a better for his role in them. Make Early Reservatlona (1) MODERN SOFA; F^am cushions, waL (1) $139.00 Flat top Drexel Campagna Italian Provincial, mellow total of 119,000 men among them A nut legs with brass ferrules, aqua nubby walnut J...... 88.00 Visit Phone Write 10< O f P coupon (1) $149.50 Wall Desk, cherry French Provincial, distressed fruitwood Any withdrawal of Russian, National Foreat Fires Dip QRAN6 I find H Fnt In the \ ’ eo'ver. Was $229.00, .. .9 8 .5 0 troops—and any policy recogni-7 ____ on King-Size Flavtnrs in the mail. (1) MIRROR; Solid mahogany, finish, green leather -writing*bed-:...... 7 8 .0 0 ■ Washington--^There were 42 per (1) $210.00 Kneehole Desk, 28 x 50 inches Sprague and Carleton aelid tion oh the part" of Russia that ROOT H ER IVas $36.50. .4,00 such withdrawal Is an act of vir­ cent fewer fires in national forests If you havetfi received yoqrg, YELLOW maple; file drawer ...... 1 4 9 . 0 0 in 1957 than In 1956, according to FOLEY tue—are welcome. Any inference write.to Box A, c/o Manchester CHERRY (1) Din e t t e t a b l e ; Daystrom black iron O F -MANCHESTER (1) $87.5Q Student’s Desk, modern, fiolid blond e lm ...... 59*00 ' the United States Forest Service. TRAVEL base; gray ■woodgrain daystromite top, that Poland and Hungary pos- Fires numbered 7,200 compared, Herald. i HI-fFOT PAGES '• •*'. '<■ aBssed enough influence ip the with-12,454 in 1956: Man-caueed 54 Church St., Hiirtford 85 X 60 X 60 inches: Was $52.95 .. 15.OO aiinunit eonferenee to persuade forest fires dropped from 4,776 LEMON fODA in 1956 to 3,274 last year, the Thursday Evening to 9 - Closed Ejriday - Memorial Day Uoaoow to ease off on Tito U wel- lowest number since 1933, ^when JAclcBoii 2-8188 eomb. too. Our own decent Intereat there were only 3,081 siich blaXM. t - .•

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r •\ MANCHESTBR EVENING^ HERALD, MANCHESTER, OdNN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 19B8 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN« WEDNESDAY, MAY 28. 1958 PAGjB BLBVl^ P A 6 B .T E N never had those twro geattemen In ha. saif^ '^ d you can’t use the an Inersasa for the ninth straight slfhsr. ths l»48-4t or 1958-66 women with school age children Two Cases End hattan-Bronx Suprtma Ocairt.dls* judgment was being studied to d*-; his office at the same time but Conmhuhlst method- of being dicta- FHA Suspends ! Federal Unit Sees month in ths sasaonally adjusted slumps. joined the search for jobs, partly trict _ termine whether appeal will be Memorial Dance / Ik^ Thinks that he Is sure they are faniUlar tol^ial. • » rats of unemployntsnt. The rats "In addition to larger reductions In an effort to supplnnent recM- Iri Brooklyn Suprem* Court a made. It was pointed out, however,, INVESTMENT PROBL|MS was 7H Mr cant of the labor in manufacturing,” It added’,"there sioA-htt family incomes. with hla Ideas regarding the neces;>' Scotch and 86da Diplomacy—A i Jobless LeTeling In Record Figures workman accepted a 8225,500 set­ that in easea involving .such a At Country Chilb slty to maintain a steady wag*- Mportfr ' told Elsenhower that tlM' id- V.II ’■■■li'q.- ___ fores. May figures will be an. has been significant easing in some tlement for injuries he had re- State Mortgage Oar effloe Is epe« TIraraday evealags irean T 'to t **el*ek for nounced next week. nonmanufacturing41nes that main­ large sum, an appeal generally Is a price structure. Tliimpa (Fla.) Tribune had raised yonr eonveoleNoe. If yon prefer, we will have o m of onr enpnhie " Washington, May 38 (/P) — The ' New York, May 28 tP»—A judg­ ceived while employed on a demo- Session’s ,u*sUons about what it termed Although citing some grounds tained employment in ths earlier Inspectors Ride Tricycle matter qf courM. . Thq, annual Mamortal Day w«*}t» Elsenhower,, weni on to /my ha regfstoied repreoentnttvos esJI on yon,'at yonr ooovmIomo, to ^ federal Reserve Board said today -- - - - ment and an out-of-court settle­ litlon-nroject on ,the grounda of the kmsrlca’s "scotch and soda diplo­ for optimism, the board observed recession." * U.S. Military Academy at Wist Justice Harry. B. Frank denied «pd dance will be held at the Man­ Dives into O c e c ij sees DO great valua In Idea of Insuri^, Work assist yon. m othor year proMoto"kibolvoo boo thoaoaai./to m " It secs soms signs or a Isvsilhg off that the number of persons vainly Construction employment in April Bonn—Thanks to a tricycle built ment made In two different dis- such a Joint meatlng unlaaa aome macy."’ million dolian, wo have the /toiUtleo to render yon^Amipleto Point, N. Y, a move by the railroad that the chester Country Club Saturdar. ths unemployment attuation. seeking work for 15 weeks or long­ was 5 per cent lower than a year for two, there’ll be no mors aching award be set aaide as excesaive. - Endv Nears incident occura to C|iaiige tha pic­ Tha newsman said a. question •eniee. trlcts of the State Bupreme CTourt Court personnel called this the All members and guests are In­ (CoattniMd from Page One) - Ths board said in it* monthly er has more than doubled in the sariisr despite the spring pkkup in backs for pipeline Inspectors In one The Brooklyn settlement went' (Conttnwd from P»*e One) or trying to see JkC funny side of ture. also was raised as to whether U.S. : FsdsrsI Reaerya Bulletin that past 12 months. It aaid the April outdoor work, it said; Trade em­ yesterday both may be the largest largest out-of-court settlement in vited to attend. Dress win ha Statehood—lUainhower aaid he diplomats fhould not ’ bo required part of Germany. The man, who: ever for the districts. ^ to Harry Stiltner, 32. a laborer. He their minor eqaefi^neies. (Cpntinned troii Fage One) about 30 per cent of the Home fi­ • Sines Psbruary. there has bean a figure was sharply higher than for ployment Qf 11,300,000 last inonUi their memory. informal. ' fines in sll three kUfea of the They twsr surprise,lach ©then respects the/Republican party to learn the- language of the coun­ S h e a r s (>n , H A m ^i k C b C o .. used Lo stoop and crawl through In one .case a Bronx Supreme The Bronx award was- made to accepted $225,000 from two firms ; slight drop In. the number of pto- any month in the previous post­ was down almost 850,000 from Its he. was suing for 8750,000 for a Music for dancing will be sup­ rocket • h'lid fired in proper se­ not even^lth a new idea. pIatform',pl*d^ to work for atate- tries to which they are assigned. nancing here is with FHA Insur­ -• sons unemployed for four wseka or war recessions. 1957 peak, the review added. the 100-mile line between Stutt­ Court jury returned a judgment of Mrs. Tess Swerdlow, 87, for the he had a long talk with ha. Gaulle 'The President agreed language ^26,000 against the New York spine Injury. plied by Tony O’Bright’s orehM- quence. They dttve fallen into the easy about the world and-the fufiirp. hood for.mth Alaaka and Hawaii. ance. Z leas. It said this may "indicate "This high level Indicates the During the past year, it said, the gart and Slppingen, now ride death of her husband, Irving, when dwir and TV-type of evening that Tha^pledge should be carried is a vital requirement these days. Early In May, FHA requested 91B Msrin Street, AffonsKiMtor • Mitchell B-18F1 - that layoffs have become less frs- persistently lower hiring rates labor force grew by about one mil­ a long, low, 3-wheeled vehicle pro­ central Railroad for the death of a he attempted to board a Central Stiltner collected from his em­ tra from 9 to 1. ^ » In quick sncceisiQn thereafter^ Wages-Prlcea—Elsenhower skid^ Hi added it is easy to use what he passenger. leave them vaguely bored, without he deplores any idea of the gov­ put, he added, and he feels a duty from Congress an additional $4 - quent and that ssatimally adjusted prevailing throughout industry," it lion persons to 68 million. About pelled vidth a bicycle-type mech­ train May 13, 1955. He was thrown ployer, Associated Wreckers Inc., As an added attraction, a buffet the satellite's sifrtals/were picked their quite knowini^why. tb>^rk for admission of both ter- called w'lsecraoks like scotch ahd billion in authorisation because unemployment majOffbe leveling said. two-thirds of the new workers anism by the man at the rear while Veteran observers said the from the train and fatally, injured and from the firm for which Asso­ eupper will be served by AfeW* ernment attempting to control, soda diplomacy. up at down-range listening posts If anything looks like a big e^ wagea and prices in time of pmek »o > l«a the heavy volume of home con­ off." Nonfarm employment, the bulle­ were women. the workman in. the front steers award was the largest ever made when it moved. ciated was a aqbcontractor— Livingston, the club steward, from In the Bahama Islands and the fort, they refuse to m*ke it. He renewed hla appeal t The matter came up when a re­ Bisqnhower said hs doesn’t by struction had accelerated the use April employment figures showed tin said, has dropped more than in ’the bulletin said many married and inspects. in a negllgenca spit in the Man- The railroad said last night the Grove. Shephard, Wilson A Kruge. 7 to 9. British VVest Indie's. They have forgotten the dreams ness and labor leaders to porter noieg. that the House voted *ny fhesns condone soft living but of the FHA program. they had when they were young tentatively yMterday to kill the that the concept of'gCin'g around Then came a confusing silence. wages and prices from splj The FHA points ott that with without bothering to replace them dangerously. Alaska Statehood Bill. Tne news­ and being foreign demigods In the amount available diminishing, j In San Diego, Calif., where radio with new ones. The President’s j-emgrks came man asked what Americans should someone else’a country Is equally a centralized control must be main­ receptions brought first word that objectionable*. «v_'is...J Mwe**as n f K * r They take ehch other so much for when a reporter said/the cost of think, under the circumstances, tained until Congress acts for filr- life United States' three other granted that they make little ef­ living has increased' again- and about the Integrity of party plat­ tl er authorisation, ^ satellites were in orbit and had ElSqnhower Doctrine—The Pros-^' fort to please, inspire and en­ asked what caii pe‘ done about it. forms. Ident was told the Eisenhower am- Sto^ng; of operations hujiip- completed their first trips around The President first replied he Holds to Party Pledge pened several times before when the Earth, listeners .waited in vain. courage each btner. ti-Communlst Doctrine dealing That's the state of mind and the doesn’t kno\V'’'what the govej-n- Noting that there had been no wtthithe Middle East has been In- the limit .was near, most recently Hours after the launching, a lazy habits we term "middle age.’* ment can so long sa it Is com­ final decihion yet regarding Alas­ ts^pi^ted ih some quarters ss in 1956.' PrevlottMyrnongressional baffled Vanpiard spokesman in (,\il rights reserved, NBA Servlco mitted to-isiipport of the free en- ka, Elsenhower said he would mpanlpg the U.S. could provide a«- action incr*asipg’'uie limit had fol Washington said "We honestly ’ Inc;) • ’’ terprii)»'philosophy. ■ await the outcome,, but he-aaid em tahee to friendly iiatlons even lowed in short order. Three don't know-’ lf the sphere went into ' Wants 8ound Dollar phatically that the party pledge in Instances where such nations DAYS ONLY orbit. ..Eisenhower added that his goal regarding both Alaaka and Hawaii do-not specificaUy request hel^) to WplitliPr Data Automatic "We've had an pbnormal flight.” .is to maintsln a sound dollar snd should be carried out. desl with overt Communist ag­ said Dr. Porter. a stable economy lest vslues of North Africa—Aaked . whether gression. . ■ Melbourne—Automatic telephone The potential satellite---sniall in • Local Stocks pensions .and insurance policies be Eisenhower replied tnat astoAg size by Russian standards b\it big the turbulent situation In North weather forecasts were recently THURSDAY-SATDRDAY-MONDAY destroyed. _ * Africa carries any lesson t^or the as the governments mvotytS are begun in Melbourne, the first city In scientific Importance—made an ■ As for the economic outlook, friendly. Certain actions can be Impressive departure from Earth United States, Eiaenhow’er f-eplled In Australia to use the service. tfootatlona Furnished by Eisenhower said sales of automo­ that tWs country’s policy of help­ taken. He did nt^-Mecify them Tape recordings of 45-second dura-^ In the nose of the 'rt-foot rocket. Cobum ‘ft Middlebrook. Me. biles and-durable goods still are on ing'less developed countries Is a and he noted tpat the provision tion give current weather infoiv Ita mission was to determine Bank Stocks/'^ tha decline, but that there are good one. Then he added £hat In -all never has jpem Invoked. .H ie mation and foracaats to 12 hours how ultraviolet radiation from the other indications that the reces­ situations there Is a- new prob­ PresidciU xSUessed that was hla ahead. Calls to the service are sun snarls . radio communlcatioa Conn. Bank and Trust Co...... 35H 38.*4 sion is leveling off. lem. and when you ^ to do own ipti^retation. averaging 12,000 k day. on 'Elarth and to find out If these He was asked whether he might something it always affects two or same rays play ,a part In forma­ First National Bank of Manchester ...... 27 81 consider calling in Roger Blough, three other nations. tion. o f hurricanes, tornadoes and Hartford National U.S. Steel board chairman, ahd The President said further thunSsrstormS. Bank * Trust Co. 31H 33>A David McDonald, presldenfbf the that the- United States cannot Its-^dlrigs were to be a part Mt^Chester 'nrust .. S3 93 Steel. Workers ijnlon, for a talk make itself a boss of a country in of tthr -country’s contribution to about prices and wages. Africa or anywhere else; It has to W A R D S ^ 'Fire Insurance Companies world knowledge In the Interna­ Aetna Fire ...... 64',a 67'A Eisenhower replied that he has be a . partner with such countries, tional Geophysical if ear. ' ' Hartford F ire...... 147 157 Housed in the 20-inch ball svefe National ...... 78 82 instruments designed to mekSure Phoenix '...... 63 66 ultraviolet rays from the sun, es­ pecially during the gigahtic elec­ Life and Indemnity Ins. Cos. END OF THE MONTH trical sruptions in the sun's at­ Aetna Casualty ... mosphere known sa solar flares. Aetna Life ...... When these flsCes occur, radio Conn. General . . . . EAST BRANCH <9 communication on Earth some Htfd. Steam Boiler 2R.S EAST CENTER STREET times is knocked out. Travelera ...... Some ^enlists suspect that PubUfl UtUltlea these rays^ by electrically charging Conn. Light A Power 19 21 WILL BE OPEN the Egtth's atmosphere, may set Hartford Electric Lt. .59'4 6H up ^tha \iolent air currents that Hartford Gaa ’ Co. .. 37 40 a., M give birth to destructive storms. Southern New England Continuously \ Telephone ...... 37 89 Thursday 8 P a m . Maanfacturiiig Companies 9/H.m. to Arrow, Hart, Heg. 69 52 Ruth Mlllett AsMciated Spring .. 18H 20 >4 For the convenience of our depoeitort sureiraeBon' Bristol Brass . . . , . . 88i »K Collitis ...... 85 95 Middle Age Isn’t a Birthday and But .Just Living In a Rut Dunham Bush ...... 6*4 74 Era-Hart ,..67.... 60 fw Hash aethn CLOSED Middle age Is just a state of Fafnir Bearing ... . 66 67 CLOSED FRIDAY * Tuwi-tailWcinf * SatWtoMTrtQ •• Coiwaffit Wattiaid mind ahd a set, of lazy habits. Landers, Frary, Clark 12 >,6 14 >4 With a little effort and a de­ N. B. Machine...... 26*4 27 >4 ALL DAY termination to stay young until North and Judd .. . 23 26 M hy 30f M em orial D ay they are actually old, a husband RUMCll Mfg...... 1614 18‘ 4 and wife qsn skip the mlddle-sged Stanley Steara . . . . . >36*4 874 FRIDAY attitude to'Ward life. Terry Steam ...... 138 148 BALLON Blish Hardware Cif. ^ s fl The couples we think of as Torrington ...... 23H 354 "typically middle-aged” have given U.S. Envelope,, com. - 2014 224 m\ SPECIAL 793 Main St;, MonchMlor '* 4, Up trying to look as physically at­ U.S. Envelope, pfd. .. IIH 134 tractive as possible, and have put Veedcr R o o t...... 65V4 484 QVings anchester ’ en a’elght and grown careless The above quotations are not to about jTpomIng. Ds construed as actual markets. Ri{. I294a4iM’ OungartM Rtg. 9Sc Boys’ Play Shorts They are no longer especially In­ Plsybind Children’s Heavy weight blue denlma In moat all xlzea. Just In 1 fiR A large aa.ortment of style, and^colnr.. Some denimo. 7 S a terested In making new.frl6nds, but Diabetes Hits Aging Haw lor all of your garden aad lawn diorea. NOW liWO cotton Mcrsucker,. and wmie cotton chino. All size.. NOW f 4 « have narrowed their social llfe imtil Red, nsyy, white, "DBLn. they sM thksame’few couples over Los Angeles — piabates today and over. is largely a disease of middle and B.1.45 snd 13.75. They have become so "sensible" old age. In recent years the im­ Sizes 5 to 12'/2, 13 to 8; Rog. 3.98 Men’s Jackets that, given .a choice between a trip provement has been greatest for R tf. 2.98 Ladies’ Straw Bags or some new • appliance or fura.i-w people'under age 45. After Insulin Large room round otraiv bag., ideal for beach or man.V * S I other uoeo. Don’t mi.. Uii. excrptlonBi value. NOW I r l l Button or zipper fronts. In aai»orted .t.vle* and color*. 4 AA tur* for the house, the house wins was Introduced In 1921, for in­ Sizes srnaU, medium, large and extra large. 4 .9 9 out ever their waning spirit-of ad- stance, the death rate for this age Flu. Tax vsnture. group, fell from 5.5 to 3.6 per 100,- PLAYIANO They always put their children 000 In two. years. But for ’those first, even though the children are over 45, dikpete's mortality con­ eld enough to live In thClr own tinued to rise -until ^ s t recently, Birls’ Dungarsss Reel Light Fixtures worlds and never think of con­ ------\ -J7T - V--- XM INVESiMENf Stsee B-6x. Beavy Height denim for rough and tough QQa Quanaitie* limited on this item. Regular 4 4 4 .6 4 4 4 3.88 each sidering Mon and Dad before their New Tofk—Duriilg tbi aiunmer wear, Buy several at thl. price. NOW wOw 11.50 to 22.50. NOW 0 .0 0 to 1 0 .0 0 own pleasure. years in tbs United Saturday, May 31 llwy'va Loot Humor avsrags capital invsstln*n^ They ‘make mountains out of production worksr ross mi \yeamipre Children's mols hills and sigh ever small up- 80 psr cent, to 816,000. Regular 4.98 “Fruit of the Loom" mated sets Mts, instead ^of shrugging them off the figure was 89,000. ONE DAY ONLY ^ Blue, 13.45 Rtg. ZM Birls’ Sweaters Reg. 98c Wastebaskets Sizes 6 to 8. Cardigan .tyle In a..nrted .tyles and color*. Mo.1 all' 4 $ T Large round plastic wastebasket*. In an assortment Mllm S k i r t s and blouses in wash and wear fabrics In Person aixea, but quantitlea are limited.' NOW M i l ot bright kitten colors. Quantities limited. NOW 4 4 B

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NOW w*rw Mnny .gn^ eqler. toft MOW 1.17 Ws RENT Lawn, Potfe aad Oardea Umbrellas for portlee. 883 MAIN ST. . toMe. Only three squ at this new low price. ^^.NOW aa.WV ^aple finish lOIMIW Taw ^ e e a ou reqbnnt- ‘ WE dlVE GREENj STAMPS A • • ■ 4 f t Boot Oqater 8t„ Maacbeeter (Opp. Poet OPIee)—Bn M071 l , M f r e e p a r s in g in r e a r of r t p r e - B:80 to 6—Thurs. and Fri. B:a0 to • I t - i y ;y< F u em rr OF ; ::// i . : ■ ■ V /' '/ - -V . r -i w ^ •V J rS .'r • ' ■'/ . \ . .u-V.' .1'.’ A', ------/ I •< .Xr?ft-» '). . • I ■ ,: ' /. / ■ ■ •■ ■' ■ . V -./ - ■ ■■ PAGE TWELVE" . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. W^JDNESpAY, MAY 28, Ifi 7

committee headed W Buganc MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER* CONN. WEDNESDAY^ MAY 28. 1958 PAGE THIRTBBN Kelly, calls tor anding maatinga Extender Seen 5 More Hurt Kfest Ordered at 11 o'clock and having four meet­ band, Horry E. Convorae, woe a De Community College ings a month, tf neoeaaary, In­ Eisenho.wer Sig^GS A t 86: wealthy BMton shoe manfifoo- Three Pilots Die In Mishaps Fdr Martin stead of two. On G>rpbrate, TrOops, Police Guard turer and yachtsman. He died in RADIO BATTERIES It also calls for tha regular prep­ Postal I^ tes . B o ^ 1921 end Mrs. Converse moved When. Jets Collide ANY MAKE PORTABUi aration by the maniger of note* to Denver four yMrs later. ^ NEW FRESH STOCK Five victims of Industrial and General Manager Richard Mar­ To Coty in Paris A Flexible School on agienda items. These, which are Excise Taxes (Contlnueil from Pag* One) Capt. Mary Converse When she Wka 67, Capt Qon- CIovU, N. M„ May 28 (F> — home accldenta were brought to tin la off a 2-week vacation at''doc­ now' prepared ‘ only occasionally, ■ j' ■ ^ • verM again turned to navigation Three pilots died yesterday In tha tor's ordera. ^ > ■^Jegro at Graduation Potfertoii't would be used to brief In advance and won her moater's paper*: Her collision of two super Mbre jets the emergency room, at Manches­ (Conttnned Irons Page O m ) ment that Hie new rate adjust­ ^ .188 CENTEE (Oatrttaaed from Fag* On*) safety of th's fatherland and the, By WARD CANNBL ^ Martin was at homia moat of Dirsoctora and, through the press, license was renewed for five years over Cannom A ir Force Baa*. ter Memorial Hospital yesterday. the day yesterday and did not at­ ments allowed by Congrese "fall republic." Joseph Lefebvre, 43, of Bolton, New York (N E A ) — In the the public on matters coming up /Uttle Rock, Ark., May 28 (AV’- flb y class president Ronnie Hubbard Has Sights on Moon after examinatlbn Irt 1955. A two-SMter FlOOF and a single Som* of the d«monatr*tora tend last night’s special Board of son, who opposed any change in by aeveraj'hundred mlUton dollars when the vote came early today, was taken to the hospital with a News Tidbits at meetings.,^ Th* atm Would be to Central 'High ficbool awarded a in a short statement. She spends much of her Urns SMt FIOOD, crashed while the cam* with carefully prepared midst of threat and counter- Director’s meeting on housing'for existing rates. _ . to bring the postal account into now with a aon Eiiaha in Guna- 260 hon-Commuhi*ts and 144 Com­ knife puncture - In his stomach reduce the amount of explanation Anderson told reporters the ad­ wploma to a Negro for. the drat "Ever since September we have FlOOF was making an emergency V Blgna proclaiming "V lv* la repub- :harge, it tuma.oat that there is Culled from AP Wires the aged. baloncb.*/ '' Denver (B) — Denver's g;reet-' Now It’s rockets. She Is a member rtllo, Calif, 'hvo other oone live in munists supported Pflimhn and around'8 p.m. He had been cutting now required of flie manager at ministration now ha* "no present Uma iM t night in an orderly com- been in the world apoUight" he landing. Uque.” Thee* eigne w erf neatly .160 Rightists opposed him. A l­ aomething right about; American He said today hie doctor, Dr. each meeting. ihenpemcnt protected by 220- city Mid. "W e have met the chauenge But the President said l^e eigned grandmother s m captain la ‘cul­ of th* research aaaociation of th* MMMchuaatts, Parker in Marion, The dead were Identified by the L JL JOHNSON ' attached to eturdy wooden etlcka meat when the knife Slipped. He Alfred B. Sundquiat, told him he intention of eubmttting any recom­ the bill “ because it Is clear that though Pflimlin noted that his education. police and federalised - National with, humility and have produced a tivating a new hobby — space. and Roger W. in Boston. A daugh­ A ir Force m Capt William R. that could effectively be ueed for WHS treated and discharged. Late James M. West, multimil­ should take a reist. The only rear mendations on taxes for this year." those provisions which are In the High Altitude Observatory of the government "obtained a majority, ThomM Frqckleton, 17, 21 Hor­ Many rank-and-file house mem­ auardanun. achool apirit stronger than ever." ter, Mrs. John’Butler UVm in Win- Gilmore, 30, Interlaken, N.,Y.; L t atreet fighting. It goes. by the name o f^ o m -^ lionaire rancher-oUtnan who liked, Botj given by the manager was ha i ^ public hiterest outweigh the object­ Capt Mary OonverH, th* only University of Colorado, working in netka, 111. Capt. CbnverM'e 47th of the votes after the deduction of ton Dr,, wgs treated for an injury munity< college or city tech—^ e bers were clearly dissatisfied. But Shortly after the ceremony the Only one student, polio-crippled William H, Jarmon, 24, North A r­ Rumor* epread that paratroop- Communist votes,” Gaullists' point­ to give a way sliver dollars, left felt "rather tirod." ; U nVCr 111 ionable 'provisions of the bill.” woman In the nation licensed to the International Gcophyaical Year grMt-grandehlld arrived recently. PMNTCO. to his right Indiex finger at 8:50 of the most flexible and versatile House passage of a tax extension < aoldlera left the achool s t m , per- Robert Van Shaw received an in- lington, 'Va.: and L t Leslie Ikeda, era on furlough in civilian clothing ed out that the 260 non-Commu- an estimated 1290,000 In cash in a Martin, whb ha* been carrying i The rate boosts wUl bring in an command craft of any size on the program. Her Interest at present Capt. Oonverae graiite that she p.m.^The youth was Injured by a forms of higher education .— -and bUrappeared assured next week' hape ntvar to return. They will be di-vldual ovation, Shaw’a claaawork 98, Honolulu. Gilmore and Jar- had beer apotted in Paria and niaia- were less than the 266 depu­ hidden cellar In his Houston. Tex., an increasingly heavy burden o f' Mtlmated' 3350 million a year In high seas, M ys she has been is research on the ionosphere. may have slowed down a M t metal drill which punctured the tt la emerging- from a decade of Enters Hospital becauM^both' Republican and defederaliaed tomorrow. was done by meana of ah Inter­ mpn were' In th* two-seater. 723 MAIN ST. perhapa would make trouble. The ties required for a majority of the mansion.. .The Navy conAnissions work, saw his doctor yeaterd«y. additional revenue. The 10 per struck by moon madness — at 86. In between lO Y articles, Capt. " I haven't played tennis since finger. experiment a* a glorious success. Its first missile warship today, a DemocratltvJeaders are backing There were no Ineidenta at the communication system between ’Ike base said the FlOOF waa at, paratrooper* have been In the total membership necessary to Martin's last holiday was early cent pay increase for most postal Space le no atranger to Capt Converse is working oh her auto­ I w ai 80.” she said. Frank Mann, 44. of 143 O'Donald TOe next decade, according to cruiser that , carries an atomic Leo Malpagliadl, 21, of West President EMaqhawer’s hold-the-t . floodlit stadium. home and school. a "pretty low-altitude” making an forefront in the Gaulliat military pass constitutional-reforms. this month after completing work Ih e 400 Netioiml ' Guardsmen workers, retroactive to Jan. i, will M a^. She tgught astral naviga­ biography — but she admits it’s Rd.. was treated for a laceration, leading educators, . will probably weapon capable of destroying un­ Hartford, woa admitted to the Man- line rycommendal 'Tm happy ,th*t’a all over,” Mid coat an estimated 3265 millions. emergency landing, approach be­ Has and civilian insurrection* in Al­ As dawn broke. President Coty on the 1958-59 town budget. A t stationed nMr here began process­ tion to more thkii 2,500 Navy, pretty slow going with her other Canberra— Victoria, smallest of cause o f radio failure when the of the left forearm which required see the rise of a community col­ seen planes or surface ships more Subsequent Senate'Ni^lon wee Km M t Green, the lanky 18-y*ar- Both the postal rate and pay in­ geria and Coreica. called in assembly president Andre that tithe, he took a long fi^lay cheater Memorial Hoapital with a ing today for defederalization. Coast Guard and Merchant Marine interests. In fact, she said, ahe Australia’s sfatM, proVidM on* collision took place. Pflimlin'a decieion to step aside seven stitches to close. He was In­ lege in almost every population than 65 miles away. old Negro who made history, “Im creases ere tjie biggest ever voted le Troquer, the first man he al­ weekend to go flshiiig in Vermont brain concussion and facial lacera- viewed in a more unceruUii light,' Gov. Orval. Faubus called out students during World War tl. hasn’t been 'able to get past 1910. third of th* countries induatrloi seemed to confirm report* thet the jured on a tool at the Dean Ma­ center in the country. Abtngton asseasore announce however. In particular, beckbrert going to New York to live it up.” by Congress. ways consults when seeking a new chine Co. The manager said today hd had Ouardsnun last September to pre­ The school room was In her Den­ Oapt Oonversa was bqrn Mary production and 26 per cent of Ita “RUST-OLEUr premier had promised Do GhuHe It is almost Impossible to . pin town tax rate of gtOS per 31,000 Uona received In an early morn­ excise (Mies) tax cuts lookb Orasn said a .New York hotel Bhfective— itr Aug. I. the price of e It coats 31.100 to run a S-year- government. Robert Ponton, 11, 37 St. Paul not yet decided wljeOier he would vent nine N egm s,. including ver home. Parker in Walden, Mass. Her bus- exporta. to quit during a secret night m et­ believed to be the highest in Massa­ ing Rt. 16 accident. He has also hopefully to the Senate to vote restaurant union had invited him letter stamp willvTll riser 1 ■ cent from old horse In the Florida J*ert>y. Dr., lacerated the back o f his hand this kind of school to a real defini­ stay in Manchester or go'ou t of Green, from entering Central Higfo ing Monday., chusetts.. .Crews begin .tearing been arrested and charged with reductions In present rates on the 3 cents in effect Since 1932. On with a linoleum cutting knife tion. It was set up to teach people town for the next two weeks. to spend a weekts vacation there ; I-ater, President Eisenhower — t---- — '— r------Oe Gaulle never has set foot in down 112-year old Archer C. recktesa drivii^ and summoned to autos and transportation. that adme dstc, air mall will go which he 'picked up at Buckley how to fill real needs, and so as Town Highway Superintendent b a n n in g June 12. He said he federaliud the entire Arkansas the Elysee Palace, the French Wheeler mansion in Bridgeport but 0 {^ a r in Town. Court on June 16. Congress could also vote selected up from 6 esnta to 7 and poet c a i^ Stepdad Charged School. 'iTie youngster was taken the needs change the school Itself Jamee H. Sheckey will take over State Policeman Anthony Kurylo a to enter Michigan State Col- Guard and sent paratroopers tq en­ White House, despite his year* In opponents o f the move immediate­ tax cut* later, although this seems from 2 to 3 cents. to the hospital at 3; 20 p.m. where changes. aa acting general manager in Mar­ of the Hartford barracks said that .next fall and embark en a force court-ordered Integration at the middle and on the fringe of ly obtain superior court temporary improbable at this time. Higher rates for newsjMPcrs, In Beating Girl$ jie waa treated and discharged. Do Varied Job* tin’s absence. MalpagUadi’s car crashed into the law m m m . Central. The number o f soldiers French politic*. In New York State, for example, injunction to halt the razing. In the House, the prospect of an Lsat nlglit Green okt ImpaMlvely magazines and advertising matter Donald Troiano, 28,.of 'Wapping. Martin’s doctor’e-orders vaca­ side of a wrecker truck parked on on duty gradually dwindled to the will become effective next Jan. 1 The Social' Republicans in the catalogs for the 15 city techs an­ tion may give impetus to growing 38 bUlion to 310 billion budget with 601 othersgeniors on the foot Leo G. Dubreuil, 22, of Aah injured his left index finger with a the shoulder of th^ westbound lane. deficit next, year appeared to have present force. Rates on the advertising portion National Assembly—the Do Gaull- sickle at 3:45 p.n). He also was nounce thetn to be two-year col­ Tech must be open at night aa wall moves now underway that would The accused’a bar then rolled over bell flald. As he n e ^ e d a diploma Bevqn Negroes remain as pupils St., Mansfield, Was arrested at 6 overcome general reluctance to- and congratulations rropi principal of newspapers and magazines will ista— Issued a biting statement treated and discharged,. leges of. applied arta and sciences as day. eaae Martin’s burden aa well as and came to rest upright. at Central. A- legal effort now is rtae 60 p n cent in three annual a.m. today and charged with ag­ for high school graduates. But forego election-year tax cutting JeM W. Matthews an. ii^ost in- charging the demonstrations were gravated, assault on his stepdaugh­ ’ '■' ...... ■ W "Our hardest problem," said atreamline meetinga of the Board The wrecker, which had another under way to get them out The jumpa. On the editorial portion of take a look at New York City plans. audible murmur was beard lonpng being backed by the Socialists, the ters, age four and five. The girls Dean Charles W. Laffin Jr., "waa of Directors. truck In tow, was driven-by Herb­ achool board has asked federal these publications, the rate will go Tech, in Brooklyn, Some of the Eisenhower’s stand on maintain­ the speetators. Catholic Popular Republicans, and were treated for bruises at a doc­ the finances of our students. They Puts in Lung Week ert W, Connolly, 68, of, Mglden, ing existing tax rates was ap-'°- 6,000 -iMurt to delay integration 2% up 30 per cent, also in three an­ students have been only to grade Green arrived In a taxi and the Radical Socialists— all parties tor's office and released after About Town wanted to come to achool. But they This was Indicated today by Mass. Hia vehicle received' only proved by House leaders of both >>ar8. nual stages. ' school; some have Ph. D. degrees walked unMcorted to the meeting in Pflimlin's government. examination. The extent of their had families to support. So we Mayor Harold A. Turkington, who minor damage but the accused’s parties. Tne J^earing on this phase pf the . For adv-ertlsing matter, the rat# from univeraities; some spend only The De Gaullists charged this injuries was not revealed. opened evening clasaea for people called on Martin at his borne this car received heavy damages >-and Senate ’.Democratic Leader Lyn­ point of Mnlor*. Detectives es­ lengthyThttwatlon case will be will incerase 66 2-3 per cent In Flowers for Memorial Day serV' a semester there and some spend who had day Joba." morning and later expressed con­ had to be towed from the scene.- corted him to another taxi after was a one-way. application of the Dubreuil is being held In the icea will be collected from elemen­ don B. Johnson o f 'hntaa said he June 8 in UB, District Court here two annual steps.’ ' four years. Today, there are 2.500 day atu­ cern over the amount of work that MalpagUadi'a condition this af­ the ceremony. under Judge Harry Lemley of One effect of the.leilslation will state of 'emergen9y under which. Stafford Springs State Police bar tary school children tomorrow at had hoped for eoma excise tax cuts France is (^HSnied. racks under a 15.000 bond and will Even the community aspect of denta and 3,600 night, students. ha* fa1leA.to. the manager. He said ternoon is "good.” A.Jhospltal at­ 1o give the economy a Uft. But he Athoog the eight Negro Miecta- Hops. ' be to increase some Chriatnuu 1 p.m. Children in all 14 elemen­ And there would be more in both Martin puts in about "60 hour* a tendant Mid. The accident oc­ tors WM the Rev, Martin Luther mailing expense*. Postage on un- MoUett,. ^ t g e n , and Pinay'' are appegr In Mansfield justice court tary schools are requested to bring the title Is not accurate. The cost said he did not ^ in k Congress three of the real powers among June 12 at 2 p.m. of running this school is shared if there were room. week” for the town—a fact, he curred.about 2:30 a.m. wmild defy Eisenhiwer on this Is­ King of Montgomery. Ala., leader qealed Chrlstmaa cards, which go flowers which will be collected by added, that most people do not Elvis Gemumy Bouiid. the assembly's dejmties. I f they The arresting officer was Det, among the state, the city and the "W e have even had,” Mrs. Lefler sue. 'of the widely publicized bus boy- by third class, mall, will rise from BARGAIN JUBIL members of the Arm y-Navy Club. realize. agree to De Gaulle, his return Arthur Johnson, assisted by troop­ students. And while almost every said, "people with college arts de­ " I f he maintaina his present'* eott there. ^ to 8 cents. ' Turkington did not mention the About 100 policemen took posi­ Ft. Hood, Tex., Iday 28 (JPi— . would be assured. The Socialists al­ er John Fersch and State Police­ Registrations fo'r Communion kiUdent is placed in a job, employ­ gree* who wanted skills — or ways poaition during the session of Con­ woman Margaret Jacobson. ers -an often from other com­ to set up their own businesses. And possibility of providing Martin with Public lKf cords tions throughout the sUdium. Rock 'n' Roil Singer El via Presley, ready have said they would never at Ziqiv'I-utheran Church Sunday additional administratlva aoaist- gress, that’s it," Johnson told H o IMihballfih for Birds munities and atatea. of course, we've had student* who newmeif,' Some 120 Guardsmen occupied the hia flowing locks gon* and his support De Gaulle. Even this state­ will be taken at 3 and 4 in the ance, but he 'oald the Board of YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU CAN BUY FOR LESS "The word that bqst describes went on from here to get degrees Wamuiiee Deed* Without extension action bp' school building and the underside guitar swapped for a tank, la head­ ment is likken writb doubt in French afternoon and 7:30 to 8:30 tomor Directors could and would take ed for Germany. Boston, May 98 Boston Uni­ us," said president Klitgord, from four-year college*." . George R. and Evelyn G. Crane Oongresa, tax rates on corporate o f th* vacant stadium wing where ' politics, and the Socialists are not ' row evening. steps to eaae the manager's work This central Texas fort said versity is convince that mothballs 'is flexible. It Is bur job.tlKprepare Should the need for City Techs of Waterford to Walter B, Kox- Income and 'some excises would they were oiit of sight All traffic deemed as united as they seem. Hospital Notes load, as well aa cut down the length Presley finishes basic training are for the birds — 300 pounds people to fill the jobs thkt. the like this one ever disappear, the loakl, property at 99 Falknor Dr. dri>p automatically on June 30,. around the school Wm blocked off worth. Security Troope Move — X King David. Lodge of Odd Fel­ of Board meeting*. . Saturday and will go into advanced community needs fiHed.’’\ . school could vanish aa quietly as Willard A. Hiller Jr., and Har­ dropping 'Treasury revenues about when the commencement began. 'The university announced today There wore rumblings of dis­ lows will omit its meeting Friday He mentioned specifically the A fter Green got his diploma training here after a two-week ADMITTED TESTFRDAY: To this end, tvie curriculum llr- it came— leaving professors free to riet D. Hiller to AHce A. Clampet, 33 binton a year. Congreas has ex­ that 300 pounds of mothballs have SALE! content from the countryside. Two evening because of the Memorial turn to their machine shops, many questions that come from there w m an iexodui. from the leave. Jack Gordon, Glastpiibury; Mrs. divided four ways; Technology, property at 104 Parker St. tended these rates on a year to been purchased to chase the pigeon companies of security troops flowrn Day holiday, the public at Board meetings which stadipm of newsmen and spectators A fter eight weeks of advanced IH afm CHAIR] Faith Crowl, Wlndsbr Locks; Ron- health service, commerce and gen­ laboratories, stores and kitchens. Jemee Smith Jr., aild Catherine year baaia bince the end o f the Ko- population .from BU field (once to -Paria last week from-Toulouse he said should more properly be D. Smith to Francis A. SuUtvsn who apparently had come to see training aa a tank crewman, he Aid WierschowskL 15-Proctor- Rd.; Mary Bushntn Gherliy^KtKntsry eral-education,..... *...... directed to- department- head*;------rean Wan___ _ Braves Field)...... wefe flown back last night > to Mrs. M argaM Spellman, 32 .Maple Jri; andf T ia a 'T * ; SliTliVSrt, pfOpi :hlm he graduated. “ wHi -undergo six weeks of basic unit w ill' participate in the Memorial Turkington said he didn't want . ‘ffie extaasion^ l(^aiatlbh wbuid The experiment la being trti meet threats from Rightists Uiere. St.; Mrs, Monica Brochu, 58 Moun­ But within each division couraes $5,3^0 u9giiie erty on Foxcreft Dr. Several teen-agera had showed training. .Day parade Friday morning. Mem to " f v " anyone, but that he fell prevent the corporate Income tax in order to avoid thousands of dol­ The local governor was reported tain St., Rockville; Joseph Peck are added, expanded, dropped, sub­ V A R Construction Co.,. Inc., to rate from dropjdng from 52 to 47 up at the gate with counterfeit en­ This phase ends fiept. 20 and he lars spent each year in the past to to have complained to Paris that bers who desire transportation, are stituted, revised. Right now, for the Board's reaponsibilUy was to KLR E Construction Co., property trance tickets. .'They were turned will be sent to New 'ifork for em­ Jr.,. Rest Hartford; Harold Hage‘ asked to meet at the Arm y 'and EnM!rafi in Suit the entire town and that Its time per cent'. Other taxM due to fall on tidy up after the feathered res­ he was sitting on a tinder box, ndw Jr., 72 Wells S t; Mra. Clara example,. Sio leading engineering on Constance Dr. away. barkation to Germany. Navy clubhouse at 9 a.m. should not be taken up listening to June. 30 are excisea on autos and'’- idents. / wdth the De Gaullists strong- in th r Pierre, 66 Village St,, RockvHle; firms are scrupulously anawerlng Edward L. and Heten A. Carini adceaMriee, whUKey, beer, winee For the first time In recent years Pigeons, Ilk* dogs, don't like a City Tech questionnaire about A 35,350 judgment wqs returned questions having no direct bearing region and 10,000 paratroops with­ Mrs. Bernadette Kvietkus Talcott- to Willard A. Hiller Jr,, and Har­ and elgarettee. Individual Income there was no formal speechmaking PARK CHARGES UNCHANGED that odor. Mra. John E. White of 42 Crosby current and expected need for against Sylvio Girarotn, 147 on agenda items. riet D. Hiller, property on Autumn in quick call. ville; Mrs. Eileen Stock, St'orra; He also’ aald this would result taxes are not affected. at the commencement. Instead the Hartford. May 26 (iP>—The State In the area of Lyon, ah under­ Rd. returned aboard the Queen draftsmen. This census could mean Brookfield St., in Tcdland 6t>unty St. aentora presented s choral reading, Park and Forest Department says -Jacksonville, Fla,—The Florids Deborah Isleib, 20 Madison S t; Elisabeth yesterday, ending a 6- In a saving of time' for Martin who, ground "M aquis" whs reported a new course at Tech. Marriage l ieeawe "The Story of 'Arkansas." that 1958 camping, parking and Development Commission reports Raymond Streeter Jr., Bolton; weeka tour of Europe. She was ac- Superior Court today aa the reictiu as an administrative head of the formed. It was paid to include Regardlesa of the course, all The only reference to the un­ tluit 12 per cent more tourist* pa'd Shane Janis, 124 Washington St.; com puied by her sister, Mrs. Wal- of an accidqnt on E. Center St. town', ha* the responsibility (or Joseph Alexander Mader of 112 admission charges at Connecticut’s many dischsrgCd paratroopers - _ . ... . I training appi-oximates on-the-job Waddell Rd. and Margaret Mary precedented school year, marked state parks wm be the same as visits to Florida during 1957 than Geoffrey Gagne. 103 Orchard St.. t*s H. Sharpe < jy o «e a te r, Mq^ experience.. Faculty luncheon, for near Lenox St, l6St,Ye«', , gettmg the answers to Jhe ques­ who have thus far formed the 5 LaBam m o M 2 9 Birch SL, June with opening -violence, was made taot year; ■ • ------tn 1936. — f- '...... — Rockville; Mra. Hulda MagftUson, ------^— example, la often the day's lesson tions?^' ...... '''!...... Obituary SABAH MAT military ^ k b o n e of the drive to 350 Center St. P la in tiff in. the action waa Lyn- , Tb'Uhfck with Crockett 7, St. James' Church. bring ^ Gaulle bapk to power. prepared by atudenta in a hotel dall Provost, 23, of Vernon who, Building Penqit* A D M rrrB D t o d a y ; Bernard technology course. The majxir said he planned to A ^ r De Gaulle announced yes­ on April 13, 1957, flipped on Its discuss the wjatter with Town Arnold Butler, addition'to house dart F. Wlganowskl Lahey, 9 Hathaway Lane; L,eo Household Hints This division is one of the most terday that he already was form- side the motorcycle he^-as riding Counsel GJiarlek\N. Crockett as at 110 Strickland St.. 3400. Carl F. Wlganowskl, 3S, 138, Maltagliatl Jr.. West Hartford; popular at the school, training peo­ 'in g a government without being to avoid running into Girardin’s well as., other niSmbers of the Philip Ireland for Burnham Es­ Oak St., died this moriiing at Man­ George Hunt, 285 Charter Oak Before embarking on a diet, first ple for admlniatration and culinary / legally asked, the assembly re- S.. car. > tates, Inc., crept two houses on chester Memorial Hospital He had * 3 . 9 9 try standing, tall, tucking your arts jobs in one o f the nation's Board. Presumably, the only way bifffed him by giving Pfllmlin a Judge Abraham Bordon en'i questions from the publle.. could be Croft Dr„ 313,000 each. been a resident of Ma.tchester for 408-ies vote of support. BIRTHS YESTH3RDAY: A tummy and bUttocka In. It 'may be highest paying fields. the judgment. after conferri cut off would be (or the mayor, as Sely Constriiction Oo., Inc., for many year*. But the Conservative Independ­ daughter to Mr, and Mrs. Paul you' need to correct posture faults Jobs Plentiful with attorneys in his chambers be' qhairman of the Board, toNrole Rirhard Harris, addition to house He leaves two brothers, William > ents deserted the government on Luft Coventry; a son to Mr. and and exercise to make your muscles " It Is so tight;’’ said Hotel De­ fore court opened.. The trial had them out of order. at 54 Green Rd.. 31,000. C and Sherwood Wiganowske, j 1 11 i 1 the vote and the party’s three mln< Mra. James Breen, Coventry; a do their work. daughter to Mr. and Mra. John An- partment head Janet Leflo'. "that started before a 12-member jury T 0.do.thlB, he would have to both of Manchester; and several« laters quit the cabinet. Pfllmlin, restaurant and. hotel people call X , IKE IK E ASKSASH A-FUNDfi nieces and nephews. | thomakea, Wapplng; a daughter to Here is a trick with traKspar- yesterday afternoon. sure c^his legal ground, since the red-eyed from day and night ef me in the middle of the night or The funeral will be held at 2 <. VAM,POeOt Mr. and Mrs. Valentino Plano. ent tape that takes a steady hand. Provost claimed that he suffer­ charter Termlta public discussion wasi^gtoB, May 21 ifft—Preal- forts to save his government from wors^-^ in the middlb of the sum- o’clock Saturday afternoon st the' Only WMAOI Gaullists in -A lgeria and Corsica, Bolton; a daughter to Mr. and It aUo saves the look- of -t^ ed, abraslons.of the head and face at all regular' meetings.. In addi­ dent Bi^enhowiihower asked Congress -Ifter when I can't possibly flhd WatkIns-West Funeral Mome,"l427 l i ll \.j Mrs. Charles Lindsay, 152 Tanner hands b y ' mending a nail. For a that will result In some degree of tion, he. w-otud want to make sure today w An extra $334 miniaa then met with the remainder of his apyone.” E. Center 81., with the Rev. Erich '( 3-weeks-old cabinet and hurrried St.; twin daughters to Mr. and bad break, remove nail polish and permanent disfiguration, a broken the Board woui(| back up hts rul' for mlitUtnxasd civtUao expM- MENSC. SHOPS to see Ooty at 3 a.m. . She spoke quickly, pausing in elbow, chest contusions, a cerebral Ings. slon of the Atomie Energyfiy -pro­ O. Brandt, pastor of the Concordia ■ Mrs. Edward O'Cbnnell, Wapping. mend the' break with a smalf piece gram. Ib e Lutheran Church, offtetaUng. Bur- ] Pfllmlin said the defection of the a rush td-ineet with her bus boya’ concussion and shock. Turkington sald'-'-im wanted to Mid 6120 DISCHARGED YESTERDAY; Of tape. Cover this with nail pol­ million of the amoil lal will be In East Cemetery. Independents had weakened the M?a. Arline Griffin, Bolton; Peter ish. . extension cldas. This coarse, spon­ A t the time Of the accident, Pro­ make it clear that\he favored was ontlc- I Ipated In Eisrahowei Friends may call at the funeral ’ government at a -crucial moment Foulkes, 9 Ellington Ave., Rock­ sored by a rettauranr workers’ vost was riding his motorcycle questions from the pumc about Jaauary $ 1 0 1 1 .9 5 budget but was not home Friday frorh 2:30 to 4:30 and he could not go on. The presi­ ville: Robert Butler Jr.. 109 Orch­ union, is design etP^ -teach bus their tow-n government.^But he formally Orange, that high fashion col­ west as Girardin, who had been Boiiglit until now. and from-7 to 9 p.m. i dent refused to let him step aside ard St.. Rockville; John Haberern, or, combines beautifully with peri­ boys what they m u^ - know to headed east in his car, started a said many should be directed to OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF until a new premier was ready to 149 Florence St.;- Mrs. Violet winkle blue in a print to wear pow become hotel and fancy restaurant left-hand turn into the parking Jot department heads rather thanxthe take over, seeking to avoid a power Nemeroff, 127 West St; Mrs. Ber­ under a winter coat, or later' on waiters. at the Shopping Plaza. manager and the Board at Bow $29.98. $32.50 md $39.95 vacuum while France is threatened nice Woods, 41 Phoenix St., Ver­ w'heh the sun shines. Today's leaaon. taught by. a rndn Provost waa represented by B’la- meetings. $ 2 t . 9 » with. civil strike. non; Laura Heisler, 44 Lewis St.; with a cultivated flourish, was to herty and Hannabury, - and Gir- , He said he felt the Board waa, In Side opening 49-Ib. freexer, fell width Pflimlin accepted the com­ Mrs. Vivian Weir, 210 Spruce St.; Those dyed-to-malch sweaters be flaming crepes suzette. B’ew ardtn by Fisk and Caldwell. Both fact, "overstepping Its bounds" in mmt vauM promise and Coty began talking using its time to provide answers SPORT COATS 17-lb. chiller freexer, four deep door Mrs. Antonia Mnlle, 34 Weaver and skirts take on a new look of the students had ever been in­ axe Rockville law firms. AMESITE DBIVEWty MHDEB 8 'With political leaders. The presi­ Rd.; Mrs. Mary Ward. 674 Center when gold embroidery in a wheat side of a college before. They were (or questions not pertinent to the REGULARS shelves butter bin with serving dish, dent said he hoped to be able to $22d0 SUMMER WEIGHT St.: JamerToner, 3 Pioneer Circle; pattern is used for both. Pretty here only for, his course. SCHOOL GUIDANtE URGED agenda. "W e meet to work, on SFECIALIS'TO in FORM SET, filACHlN^ BPREAD, SHORTS name a candidate to succeed Pflim- agenda items for the whole town,' PUIVER ROLLED. AMESITE DRIYEWAW AREAR 17.7 sq. ft. of shelf area, new safe toneh* Verdi Scare, Coventry; Kenneth on a pale gray background. Mrs, Lefler excused herself for Hartford, May 28 (/P)—:Use of SfORT COATS ...... $15.98 LONGS 2.77 lln by evening. Irish 17 N. School St.; Mr*. Jovee he said. ' * interrupting the,clM :"Does any­ guidance counselors to recognize open door latch, beautiful new fit-in The outcome was hopefully Sharpies and son, 14 Arch ,St.; Among the qviestlons he said had ALL ^RK GUARANTEED M6 ffi Eye shadow doe* indeed look one need a job? Tliere’s one at and encourage good students to styling. awmited in Algiers, where the Mrs. Valerie Tatro and daughter, the Forum restaurant’’ taken pp the Board’s time unnec­ FOR FREE ESTIMATES VlH 111 ♦‘lOgf crisis was touched off May 13 by odd at 9 o'clock in the morning. go on to college was urged to­ Thompsonville. It’s best reserved for late after­ One hand went up—a brief com­ day at a state capitol hearing. essarily were those relating to the Braziers a military-civilian seisure of pow­ DISCHARGED TODAY: Mrs. mentary on the job ifiarketN^e Water and Sewer Departments, er in defiance of Paris. The Junta noon and evening wear, when it State' Education Commissioner Eva Elliott. Bolton Center Rd.; makes a womafi look chic and. Forum’s wages and tips are based William J. Sanders told the leg­ which have been under cloee DeMaio Brothers ruling Algeria and since last Sat­ Judith Williamson, Coventr>’ | scnitiny by a few members of the V urday Corsica has vowed to re­ charming. on dinners - for - two which cost. islature’s ediicatton committee SERVING THE 6L01CHESTER AREA SINCE 1920 Mrs. Myrtle Hanev. « v e n t r j’; about |41.68. that such counselors are es­ public for months. a THOUSANDS O F ^ ’nSFlED CUSTOMERS MEN'S and YOUNG MEN'S main defiant until D* Gaulle takes June and Ernest Becker 'Jr., Glas­ In addition.to seeking a way to over. MlSSIfJS SPEEDUP URGiW Many Night Courses sential if student abilities are to tonbury; George Vincent, Slms'- While it Is not imusual for ex- be gauged and recognized. He cut down oh public questioning at WORSTCD fiABARDINE 60,004 Demonstrate bury John Avery, Bolton Lake; Washington, May 28 i/Piii-lTie House .\pproprlatfon* Commit­ tensidri courses to spring- up for complained that too many tocal Board meetings, Turkington said a Some 50.000 persons, the largest Miss Mary Prior, 39 Haj-ne's. 8t.; 78* s week crowd since the insurgent move­ tee today ordered a .speedup In particular needs, most, of the cur­ school boards regard regular plan to streamline the meetings Edwin Davis, 277 Spruce St.; Ron­ riculum Is within the regular col­ counseling work a* not worth would be discussed by the Di­ ment begkn. demonstrated again ald Ferguson, 14 Brent D i„ Ver­ missile and antisubniaripe war­ last night in Algiers demanding fare prograhM. It did *o in rec^ lege. But 10 years of experiment the money; and thus fail to pro­ rectors Tuesday night. non; John Tracy, Vernon Trailer have proved that a regular City vide funds for that service. The plan, drafted by a Directors De Gaulle as a strongman leader of Court: Miss Joan Palmer, 3 Tanner Ommending 638,310,561,000- in tHVf.Ur WlfWWl France. St.; Ronald Hagedom, 89 Oakland new cash for defense in the com-- * Heavy 9o u g o 18" bowl Paris remained quiet but was -rf St.; Mrs. Edna Wright and daugh­ ing fitcal year. Approving f 113,- e Adtwateble belplie tehae with rumors that the pkra- ter, 75 Main St.i Mrs. Jane Mac- 614,000 more tlian the Defense Reg. $55—NOW $4l.9# troopers who sparked the Algeria carpne and daughter, 32 Haw­ Department iwd asked, the com- uprising might move to install De "'’hiittee vetoed administration' . -> - thorne St.; Mra. Bernice Ruff and - - X Reg. $60— NOW $47.98 CHARCOAL Gaulle by fol-ce. But the drama in daughter, Glaatonbury; Mra. Jean­ plans to reduce the strength of the assembly and Coty's Elysee ette Hobbs and daughtet, Mans­ the Natiqnal Guard, .t.he Army « l BRIQUETS Palace produced no visible effect field Depot; Mrq. Mary Hafnerand Reserves in d the Maripe Corps. NOW on the capital's normal life. - 7' drughter, 65 Bbnton S t It also provided funds for niiie re Era iM ES 10 Lb. Bag Police, some with tommy^ns, new, missile launching nuclear UGHTWEIGHT ringed every major public build-, Meatless tomato apaghetti sauce mbmarine* instead of the five DACRON and WOOL lug and reserve troops waited in - with mushrooms Is fine to use when The very best cor* buses in the psrks off. the Champa proposed by President Elsen­ you are shirring eggs. hower. . - • Elysees as they have for the last IDENTITY! CMts you no iRbrol two weeks. But they did not have to go„ into action. Strikes Short, Weak Each .fur ia carefully moth- Strikes called for yesterday by NfQwM; the Communists as a show of their No need to live ^ith strangers! inspected, minor repKirfi. bitter opposition to De Gaiille were Rtg. $49.95— NOW $37.98 FULLY AUTOMATIC short and . lacked punch. The KNOW YOUR made and then placed In o’ur MEE 3T AUTOMATIC Socialists' designated today for a- The Herald- staff writers literally mass protest and more strikes am ALTERATIONS cold storage vault3. We • were threatened. Aviation Electronics WASHER The events which led up to take you by the hand and introduce guarantee them against . RES. $32,50 ELECTRIC RANGE Pflimlin's resignation offer started Tedinicion 9-LB. CAPACITY late Monday night. fire, moths and theft. CORD SUITS A t De GauUe'a initiative, he you to prominent Manchester peo­ and Pflimlin met secretly, "I asked him to use his authority to recall NOW $23.98 to their sense of duty those who ple in a we!ekly column ^'You Should CALL Ml 9-7111— PICK-UP SERVICE were rising against republican or­ der” but got no assurance. Pfllm- 6IEN’8 . — • Un later .told the assembly. A high Know" appearing Tuesdays. GABARDINE , government source said the pre­ ""“ USE OUR BOX ST0RAUE““ New aUver gray all Oslrod oven, mier agreed to stand aside for the WORSTED Selective water temperatdre. Calrod golden bake sad broU general. All porcelain Inside and out. unlfo. automatic oven tempeim- Everything you can pack into the Stor-A-Box pro­ ture control, super-fast Cwrod De Gaulle's abrupt noontime Super quality, precision built. NOT EXACTLY AS PICTURED tected against moths, fire and theft and .stored for SLACKS surface units. statement yesterday that he had You'll find this column interest­ One year warranty. started • to form a government 85.00. . " Reg. 814.98-816.98 REG. 87.98 blew up any deal w ith. the sur­ Oiir Box Storage Plan will Summer-S^ore your bulky SLACKS 2 for $11.98 prised Pflimlin. who said he had ing and Informative. It features o NOW $12.98 REG. $9.98 no advance knowledge of the an- winter woolens. .tO” x 20” x 10” liox furnished FREE. SLACKS 2 for $14.98 nouddfement. Fill it 'with clotly.,coats, dresses, children’s clothes, On hearing it, Pflirhlin left an complete background history of the sweaters,"jackets,^skirts, woolens and blankets. assembly debate on his proposed YOUR 7iir4$tpn4 OPEN THURSDAY ' constitutional reforms to strength- In the F A LL everything will be returned cleaned and GABARDINE SHORT SLEEVE ,, en executive powers, met with his individual with a picture, so you'll, freshly pressed at regular dry cleaning prices. STO R E cabinet and then said he would stay in office. That made the as­ m smTY nnfp iffmitey ot TOPPER SPORT COATS sembly’s vote approving constitu­ MopuH pm i Aipaun pikpps pp know him next time you see him. It TILL 9 P.M. tional reform in principle a test m eoop mpKme epppimn or 4 '^ ' between Pflimlin and De GauUe.- lU(fPpplCS SIM. PV S,mP MP Breideloth — WrlnlUe-Shed "T b e moment has come for itlie helps take a few strangers out of RAINCOATS - - Kalta. iW im b ly) to take its reappnalbiU- WPMlk, OP POAPP CAPUIPS APP F I S H E R ^ ^ ^ • 3 ties.” Pfllmlin told .the deputies. ASPOU, nS T , fPSTAU /UtP PMPIP PU EE|1ULARLY|"818.96 856 MAIN STREET "If the fovemment holds, the rms or AipcPAfr m a p . papm app your life. Look for it every^TuesdOy Reg. i l . 9 8 - ^ P W $1.49 r- pqratrodpere eom*," som* dsputle* orptp tumppitpftms pup m FUR STOKAOa,|a«, MANCHESTER saidndmiy. COMMPPKAnPPS. PAPHATIPP, UAPCP. in The Herald. NOW $14.98 "T w haven’t the riadit to give PtTtenop APP ntPTirKATipp. 325 BROAD STREET MANCHESTER, CONN. Reg. $2.98 and $3.98 even under nbyaicaT force, vet­ Eeglaa ee Mt-le siMvas, NOW $1.98 eran fodaltst n u l Ramadier told . » Mitchell 8-7111 TEL. Ml 3-7080 the eaUnet He eatd tt lield >4- / .1

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MANC3HESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1968 PAGE FOURtEEN Section Two WEDNESDAY. MAY- iUanfljPiitrr lEtrrning l|rralii WEDNEl 1MAY 28, 1958 Pa^B^tS to 28 88,820 Was lUted for sclanc* equip- 216 Waahlngton St., Hartford, r- Regional D utritt 8 ment for the recently opened lab- Branchea in Rockville and Sims­ oratories. , bury will be continued. \ Dr. Heisler announced, the state All four partners are members Setiiors Start had reimbursed the school for ex-, C P A Officers of the Apim'ican Institute of Schendel Sayra Parking Ban Z o n e r s ir. i^trong Telh Rotariam penditures in the Industrial Arts <3PA’s and the Connecticut Society program amounting to $9,283.67. of CPA’a. Hale attended Interna­ Five-Day Trip In other business the Bohrd ap­ Plan Merger tional College in Fort Wayne. On Cottage St. Experiment Bids Mondisy H Problems in Education Indiana, where he received his '-t'. ,.. —t— proved the purchase of a used . t — — ‘ Thirty-three eenlow und four washing machine for washing B. C: S. degree. In 1949 he.estab­ ■ Twenty-three reoucsts for var- Problems loomlng^n the educa-»U.S. spends more money In ed' Ayers and i^e, certiAed public lished h|s practice In Hartford. Police Chief Herman O. Schen-aTWalntaln that tha ban ha* result­ mops, $25; repair of a microscope ed in inconvenience AS well as add- lancei, extensions or exceptions tlon horlion were preaqntcd to an ucating its youngsters lhaii any chaperone* left Regional District 8 purchased from surplus equipinent, accounting .Arm having, ofAces. in Bankensteln received his B. A., 4*1, who-today reported t^»t an­ ed expense in'* locating their cars will be considered by the Zoning audience of Manchester'-Rotarians other emintry. She skid this was High Scho6i aboard a chartered $70; and accepted a guarantee on Rockville, .Hartford and SImabury, degree ..from Rider College slid other town parking and traffic at the Manchester countfpTCTub “not true." Russia spends more liresently resides in Windsor. elaewherd! Board of Appeals at,a public tiear- bus this morning on the »chobr* claisroom chalkboards as installed, has announced its mergsi' with survey will be conducted next Schehdel, W ho said he talked to last evening. Dr. LkVerne Sthuig, than this cohntry for education, subject tp receiving a credit of Ayers was graduated from first class trip. Osle^and Bsnkenst)eln, Hartford Whitworth College, Spokane, week. Indicated that his Cottage the reaidenta before setting the re­ ing Monday at 8 p.m. in the Mimi- ..currieulum direetdt- of the Stale she Insisted. A 5-day t^ p has been planned $92. The credit and guarantee were certiAed public accountants. - striction, maintained that tht clpal Building. Department of Education, present­ Strong was even more vehe- offered by the chalkboard company Wash., with a B. A. degree and Is St. ho-parklng ojrder is “only an including visit* to New York City V. Stanley Ayers and Robert J; presently a director of the SIma­ txperiment'^and hot a final deci­ homeowners did have the facilities Seeking-yariancea are Bertiard ed several problems without giv­ mehtjh slamming the general piib; and Washingtons^ The chaperones after the regional bohrd found the Pue have been practicing , as part­ to park off the stffcet if thej’ want­ August, rear of 46 Maln.St'., Resi­ ing any answ-era. lie wriich, she said accepted the material provided did .hot meet bury Bank and Tniat Co. Pue la a sion." ^ are Mr. and M rs.'^verett. Stone, ners since February. 1956. Pin is graduate of the Hartford Institute Hlf oomment* followed yester­ ed to use them. “BUt before I make dence Zones B and C. to erect an ■ Increasing enrollments, need for arUOlea without criticism or'anal­ Nathan Oatchell, Hki^Uh instruc­ specifications. .. of Accounting and is a former in­ day's announcement that 85 Cot­ a final decision I muat have the addition' to a non-conforming teachers, the necessity f#r cur­ ysis. """-x. -VSohool Lunch Policies building; Joseph Epstein.. 10 Hen­ She also belated parents who tor, and Dr. W. Christoff Heisler, structor in income taxes and ad­ • tage 8L residents hsdvsignsd^a, facta Slid I Jiope to get them by riculum reevaluation, and recent superintendent. The 'hqard adopted a list of vanced accounting at the Institute. petition asking for. the rehutval of "oompkring the two aurveya,” he derson Rd., Residence Zone A, to magazine articles on education want the best education poaaibla Gatchell is in charge of the trip. school lim'Ch,^pollcies prepared by said. erect an addition' to - a building to were mentioned In Dr. Strong's for their children ihoKrldually, ' the cafeteria^oommittee in co-op­ the parking restrictions In addition to his teaching back­ / BUSH, PtB/r f l —Je l a l ton St., and Mrs. Rotine.v Wilcox, to Dr. Strong, Connecticut will I aald, adding that he will consider Keeney,' Washington, . Verplanck lighted grqiuul 'sign 6-feet from 8t„ Business Zone II.- to have a *2 O r i t H l l I » Wethersfield, aunts of the bride-to- need an additional 16,000 teach- i street line which is 25-feel Closer be. iyere ho.stesMq at thc sccond ers. - - - - ■ j ■uch a mova'after he learna what £lllOi%ytfi!U96^.liacti..scbQolJ]ad Umiled repairer's license and certi- - f ^ M i s S W a r T C n shower, which was h '^ at" The WATKINS- Itf'Own selectioos which displaved, than' sRoweer.' 7 “ r ' ...... fiCa|« of, spprol^T,,, "Your school syslenTij^'iH only j Plaids-^ Solids- Stripes Joseph McOoniillii, 352 "W'ood- home of Mrs. Warren, Mrs. George | ^ ^ wlL "Wa must consider what la beat to the satisfaction>au...vi.>uii u,of theme parentsuaieill* i Standard Oil Co., south I _____ .Stlle.s,stiima 13617A Hollisterunill.t.f St.,fii a.isistedaa.iaifmH I fcaonerifeacheri you THESE JUMBO SIZE LOBfTgliS for the town and not for a hand­ and the directors, the tremendous i ‘ toT Rije „f Spencer SL. Busines.s Zone jug, ghirlv A. Warren, daughter the hostesses ami 17 guest.s were haye." WEST \ (all wtll ovor'l^lbo.) ful of people,” he said. strides mkde during the y<‘*r. The to erect gasoline service sta- p , p present. Decorations were a pro­ She brought home the point that i “In putting up the no parking chlidren in each group showed a j N. |„i^V° “ certificate of , 127 Princeton St., has been ho'n- fusion of flowers and May baskets. Connecticut needs experienced ! Funwral Serviea JAMAICAS will Mttofy ovtn tht tMolthicit ogpotHi ■Igna on May 1, I did so aa the The last shower wa.s given by teacher* as well, by telling of -one ; first phase of an experiment,” he coMcioumVi^^o™Ind' "‘ Howard F Beaupre west side of '' ‘f ’ three nilscellane- the bridesmaids. Mraa Joan Barre, fifth-grade class w'hlch had never j Ormofld J. West, Dlrector_ said. 'W e had try everything to aft7r i e r ^ an "addition to garage to be BroaiTSCirid^lriM Jsohe. to con-, , had ah experienced teacher, and j Side zipper closing in sizes 10-18. This is a specia! Lobitor rtciptt and you will agn*CM 16 _ IJ* periormsnce. wmen , equipment storage, " j.—, __ j __ —i— __ i She and Robert !•. ,‘^one,.^one 142 175 Piinceton St„ and Miss Bev­ 142 East Center fit see which was beet and, inaamuch wme older. morF sewoned enter- , ©thmar H. Tyrrell,- 83 Overtook d u a used car sales lot and certi-1 "St., son of Mr. and Mrs. erly Bills, West Bo.vlston, Ma.ss., was haring difficulty in reading, |- purchase and the supply is limited—So come early. aa we already had the no parking floate of-approval. Another ciaas, this one a first | AlltcheU 9-7196 Rad Caach LIvt Labotaro T.*’* t r ”"’ 1 Dr.. Re.siden.-e Zone A. to diminish Frank A, Stone, w iiyhe married on St the home of Miss Barre. with ara Indaad ttw King at Saafaodt signs, that would naturally be the ability of these youngsters to sing , ,„t: Joseph Pisch." Helaine Rd.. A State hearing on the last Jiine 6 at Center C(ongregational the a.s.'iistance of her mother. Mr*. grade, got very little out of a - Drat thing ,to He added that a capeUa,.slrikea a hhpetul. n ^ | Residence Zone A '.'w w err brwse- three-reqiieats-wUAbe held at the Cliui-ch:...... Joseph Barre.— Fourteen - -guests .whole year of schooling, becaxise. - he did not have signs whiqh indi­ for our future choirs and glee ■ ^^ay and garage which will be same time. The fltst sliower was given by were present. seven teachers were as.signed dur­ Hancheater'a OMeat BHoilad £im Jietitm cated parking during certain hour* clubs. The purity of tone^and ac- 6-feet closer than regulations al- Mrs. William Leggett, aunt of the ing the single year, as^ the res­ trith Finest Facllltlea CLOSING OUT ALL “so'before going to the expense of curacy of pitch showed most! jow. , RATTLE8NAKF.S BORN AI.IVE bridegroom, and -Mrs. Jolm Fox SAN FRAN(’ISCA.NS Bi:V MOST, ult of teacher drop out. Off-Street Parking PINEHURST Rad Caach Draoaing— Drawn BuMar haling them made, it was logical clearly in those selecUonk In which i Patricia Levitskv, 243 E. Center Denver—Rattlesnakes are born of ’Vernon at Mr*. Leggett’s home, San FTancisco—San Francisco Dr. Strong attacked recent ar­ EaUbllahed 1874 that we try what we already had.” all the schools participated. j s(.. Residence Zone A, to sell ladles ' alive, not from eggs. They shift 63 McKinley St. Sixteen guests ’ claims th a t, with its annual per ticles in Life magazine as "emo­ EVENING GOWNS GRILLED \ HOLIDAY The chief said that the eurvey A happy diversion wa* the Bow-1 appsrel and to have free standing,' for themselves lmmediatelJ,^ Tlielr were present. Decorations were! capita bu.ving income of $2,555 tional” and distorted. conducted in April indicated that er* Third -Grade Rhythm,- Band lighted ground, sign 15-feet from niqther takes no interest in. her plnlt and-white. “ lit lead* all other major cities of She said in particular one ar­ CHEESEBUROIRS the Cottage St. ban "would help with its own student conductor, the street line; Richard Carpenter, offspring. Mr*. Ray S. Warren, 109 Prince-j the nation. ticle by Sloan Wilson said the SCHEDULE .increase the Main SL traHle flow. tlKHAIIMUMM Bahad Stii^^ed Jio iU m John Bendall, who competently 285 Henry St., Residence Zone A. i .00 MTIAiPOeN Tbp action taken bv Schendel’Vap led his fellow classmates through to erect attached porch and. garage Labftar ttulfad M|h dicad lahatar ant thrimB also'^recommended last November ^ ...... e-er wotasmsHin 4 lUCU three selections. to east side of building which will' by W fH l^ G. Barr, executive dl- be 4->i-feet closer to.sidelines than ' -.4 9AUCI ‘ -r ‘ PIOCMS CHffiM rMtor ^ .the National Parking Oraod Fthal# M7IASMON t TASUlraON OPENTHURSDAY , While the yhythm hand wa* per­ allowed bv regulation. > M M l ^ r Assn., who epme here at the re­ . . 1 REOULARLY fo $25.00 fo w n r lAlAO OIL forming In 'nm it of the curtain, Seek Exceptions quest of the i Chamber of Com- ^ a V - SIAiONIIW 4NAM6UMR 8 ijn. till 9 (MR. the glee-clubs froiiLlhe participat­ Seeking .extenaiona of permisainn SAIT end fWfM aeug^ . merce'a traffic cdwiriltte#. are Print-Mart Co., ,Simset St.. N ^ ^ £pUimSe^aHHak Compare" Smd'ejra ing schools were sssemhling . on Residence Zone B. to conduct .* .’I ' .... ^ .J • >>. - ftove results of *be grand finale Let's from tho UHon at MiCM'b piiriling business; Mrs.- Lela Tv- Closed All Day Chunhi af Praih Labatar, Fappart, WlbthroMiil ' >^mbera. These concluding „u„.- bur. 118 Pros|>ect St., Residence A Picnic AAix hamburger, Wercnslnnhlr* sauce, fMvItry snaioh- Fridejr, Memoriel.Oey .. ShanyWIna \ week’s. we ll certainlv knrrn-if the ^ ” ' »>ich a. "Seventy-Six Trom- Zpne AA, to conduct kindergarten ttt K.« i with drummers. «ncl Mo- school; Jsrvi.s Acres, Inc., north whether you go to a cottage, ing, salt and pnpptr tegnther Kghfty. Shop* Into 4 , the Main o St. r traffic .iitua-M1.!^ * '-‘rt's „ "Fither Hear U. - w A. We side of E. Middle Tpke., west M the park or stay In your own thick potHti. Then mak* thn chnnsa topping likn thin tlon.” Schendel said. "If we find: »ho»ed number 741. Residence Zone A. lol back yard, you'll find all the - TOSSED CHEF SALAD AND ORESSIND Cut onion Into 4 -sIIcm and covor oaeh sllep with a OPENSATURDAY CHOICE OF POTATO” K hishTthen we'lr try sOmelHng | ^ have double advertising sign 30- flxin's at PinehUnil...... pisc4 of chseit. Prnu slightly so they held togoHifr. - else." It was thenV«ce«ered ‘he; feet from street line. r In iiaiiBhiBltr It’s MARLOW’S . . . If It calls for "hamburgs,'* ASSORTED R O I^ AND iUTTER Arthur .Scranton. 176 _ Tolland get them at Pinehnrst . . • put meat patjh'ts on grilling rack and broil about J I till 6 p.m. ^ uaa* the'beat TOhitiorf and aV'^the ^ ^*'*** chlldlrn have had in follow- Tpke., Business Zk>ne lir-to ’sell for tlimlity SUMMER FURNITURE minutei. Turn and br^l eth tr sid* about 4 minutes. used/cars and repair u.sed cars; Cover- with cheeie-enioij topping, brush with oil and dents in the area. "If we find that Mr*. William Leonard. 857 E.. Mid- broil agoiA, to melt chtm e. Serves 4. ‘ a. . , ai _ w or the concert'-will he .com- ^ Tpke., Residence Zone AA, to At tho RIUHT PRICE! > LEAN CHUCK H e O ( S b a d i he parking »>«-■• «'‘>rked = Conduct tourist honito- and have 1 in regards to traff c Row. then ^ „ ^ ^ , Highland Park. Hollis- sign for same. GROUND Rt. Bcriln Tumpikf - Wtthcrtflcld ] we n probably try out othfr plans Li Robertson, Waddejf Barbara Silverstein, 28 Stephen ^H). 69e which-vcould also be ai effective ^ a.. and..1 land Manchester Green Srfievila St., Residence Zone A, 1* seeking , at the same tlmft, satisfy the rest-1 ^ ^eld in the Man an exception in order to conduct a , For Better Just 4 mllo* South of Hertford dents.' (ciwyidi-e dents. X ! Chester High School auditorium at nursery school for four weeks at I \ , V Tofephono JaCkson 9-5779 The ban ni In effect pertains g o’efbek. Parents and friends are the-^tephen St, addre.W«vC .. . . . 8 roHs 99c Fryer* .,.....,..>..,•$1.18 '7 3 hoeos ^7.50 eiz^ing “charcoal broiled" f«n cooking ’ ’ STEAKS . buy them at (2 roE Ion 27c) 39 DiCLDOES: FOLDING CHAISE end ’ Pln’ehurst where you get is easy today. "CHARGE ir' AT NO EXTRA COST $ In 1 -Meat l,onf, blend .of TLVO FOLDING CHAIRS choice Sirloin, Short or Por­ terhouse, cut', to oi-der, any ground Veal. Pork aiiO Ceef. WELCH'S NEW DRINK Ib. 89e “Lawnrfle” quality made of durable ALCOA alumi-. thickness . joil "phone Char­ - r lie McGarthyi if you want an ■ '-V num with siaihtesa steel hardware. Choice of weather- ‘ exl.r.i thick flat-bone Siriofn proof FIRBSTONE VELON webbing. . . Quart . . and-it will be ready for 'C a u J cans HARMAC you. GRAPEADE .' ’.-•"HAMS’ distinctive MEN’S and .ROYS’ WEAR flliankleaa. Fat Free, Skinless MANCHFJiTER , ’ ‘ , . I f it calls for “fi-” A healthful rttamln enriched drink good for children and nddlta. EAST HARTFORD -r- WEST HARTIXlRn^ THE FIRST n40 YOU SAVE ON See Our Compiete Line Of we have them along with all from Rath, lat Prtee and 1= the . . . , etc. Morrell. IRMAL WEAR! Evarybody’i cookin’ with A f lT At Pinehnrst you get the DU LUX freshest, finest frank* from’ HUlInrUIII First Prise . . and Handy" . . i akinleas or regular .. . HAMS IN CANS Open Dally Incliidlng Wednesday Till 5 :80! Thursday 'Dll S T M . EQUIPMENT •all beef also j . , Morrell’a ; ...... 3 lbs. 68.99 ICE CREAM A-PLENTY H Iba. 86.99 Sunshine PLYMOUTH IS ONLY THE BEGINNING! >And rolls from Raymond, Rath ...... 6 Iba. |5.99 ^ K ill MOTHS WITH Wonder, Pepperidge Farm so’s hom o hooting ^ • ROUND lOWL and Arnold colors! o u r w d y t IRAIZERS SgieUa&ay^APOfu Tjiat’s right. You actually begin with a saving of $140 . . . because Toil save ga.s, thanks to Plymouth’s “Fuel-Saver" choke, F R O M $ 3 ^ g AGAIN THIS WEEK WE FEATURE , Genuine Spring Lamb Lega Ten gat .premium quality Plymouth gives you Torsion-.Aire Ride—the top luxury ride—at prnren as a Plymouth V-8-beat all 6s and 8.s in its price class for diuck Rorwits Mebilheat with RT-98 . . . tha P m M v Pretocifan . . . No h r You TNamond Quick Starting Ronnd Steak and' Tops for cement, masonry, brick; wood shakes and, no extra co.st. Compare that with,the top ride of the ‘‘other two” the second^straighb year in the Mobilgas Economy Run. You SEALTEST YANILU shingles, and weathered asbestos-" shingles. Gives your- moat completely effective fuel„ Invisible vapor from ExiPlllO crywalj peoc-, ‘ Charcoal box 39c Rnrnp Roasta — -- oil additive in use today. And .save on Plymouth’s Total-Contact Brakes—they last longer, • WAGON GRILLS Briquets fn 5, 10 and 23 honje the. maximum protection and tasting beauty you' fnite* every Ksm, pocket sod uadertining of that costs up to $140. ICE CREAM 89e you get premium servioe, Au­ a garment killing all.moth life...gives iure need less attention. ^ ' Ih. bags .... want by sealing the porous masonry against moisture. tomatic-deliveries . . a bal­ protection to your vslusble fursand wooiehs. - But the luxury ride is only the stalft of your savings when " * ” ” ^ 1 7 . 8 8 Full Gallons anced payment plan and many Regular Charcoal No rnessy preparation . . . it comes-re^dy to use. Applies No work. Simply put banger you choose Plymouth. . And you save through the supreme value of a car designed Sealtest's flavor of the month PRACH . . . evenly, easily—hitjesrexceptionally 4 * ^ OA other ezttraa deeigned |ki make in closet or garment bag ot , 'and other flavors are being: sold at the low home heating rea/ig Mtg. to run and run without undue upkeep. A car designed to li^t SHOP MARLOW'S FOR THE LARGEST well;Becau8»its beauty lasts longer, aprinkle cryatals in chests You .save through years-ahead Silver Dart styling, designed price- of $1.00 14 gallon. or drawers. Harmles* to Large ixpaUe Haager longer—and to be worth more when trade-in time rolls around. SELECTION OF SUMMER FURNITURE! you don’t have to paint as often. v « a L. bumsna and peta. Pleaa- to slay young. . . through body models that include the lowest- ' New item r-nroc;c M o b l l h o C i t firlefi Small Ixpalla Heiagar In 4 gallon Iota snt fragrance. A quick priced hard tops and the biggest station wagons in the low-price See your Plymouth dealer today for the complete dollar^ ROYAL ELM cooked HOLLAND HAM 3 lb. can $3.19.|" Cho cfooo*ocNoii airing and cloche* are Can large Cryalala E-Z TERMS ★ FREE PARKING HICKORY TAIS ready to wear. Caa Small Cryalalt ”3”. Big as wagons costing $55001 -i saving Plymouth story 1 • ... ' Drop one In fire for that High Teat laaact i HAFNIA IMPORTED HAM ...... 2 Ib. can ^2,29 *ian»4/«.. ./ramvAvS hickory smoke flavor. E. A JOHNSON PAINT CO. . 8pray 723 MAIN ST. ^ MANCHESTER MORIARTY Ftnehurat Sflected 'Pbtehurat Native, At Ptaebnitt f'aitnhanao • 3 Ptnehurdi Radiahes. Swaaaoa'a 'TV Dinners 'fcnMe* Cakea Ra^iipea Cucumbers . Rhubarb'^ The beauty last* when Each / C Lgi Boh 15 c Each jficb. 3 t y 2 For 49c you paint with tha fineit. PAINTS: RROTHERS TODAY'S BEST BUY...TOMORROW'S BEST TRADE... 301-315 Cfflter^t. ^RNITURB DEPARTMENT_MI 9.522t PARKING HERE AT 302 MAIN STe^HRCKS CASHED Complete the eireU of lafety . . , ektek your e a r ... ekeek your i r... ekeek eeeidente ■4' (LOWER BTORE LEVEL) CARRY CUT SERVICE— OPEN THURSDAY NIGHT TIU 9. M f 3-5135 HRST . FOR EVERYTHINGI' ' ■<-,< Advfiirtise in The Heruld<'w-lt P « y i - ^ T a . >

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-MPk Ruth PhllUpa of Southington Bolton Or Is It? Regiotud D istricl 8 aad Mrs. Donald F. Tedfprd of GOP to Hear Alcorn; Bolton. Presiding at the dinner meat- ' Finance l^oard Grants Fees Oldest 1-Room Brick School S ^ o o l Lists ing will he Jo)pi Hurtay of Rocky HUl, praaldent o f the ebunty er- ganlsation.v For Town Office, Vault Plans in Brookline, Verniont DIRECT FROM MIAMI For Trial Tomorrow Honor Pup ils sre In additicei to talka by the three Lemocratic candidates, the ROASTING CHICKENS By ALVIN F. OIOKLE < Clasaas in the Quasset School, Nine- students are on the A rally at the Waddell School will Aetlon taken by the- Board (f'the., committee vfeved the South n « UOO.OOO ault Four brightest luminarieafgressman and, before that, a Nur- feature dramatic readlnga of ex­ . . When y«Ni wonder whgt to servo, try oar special Finance last night thdicatee the! Windsor educational wing laet Greeaflelg ftonorder-Gaaetto incidentgUy,’ wer> conducted for honor- roll at the Regional District -*Vi>k to aaslet them in local plan­ (For the AP) 195 con^cutive years, from .1748 Afklnat Chl«r of PoUce Herman O. in the naUoli)^-.Mmocratie and amburg war crimes prosecutor.. cerpts from apeeehea of Demo­ Comish-crofs roasters, capons and frysrs, sspeciaUy town may toon be acked to taka Sebendel and former probationary 8 high school for the fifth marking The Democrats, candldatee for cratic presidents. ning: East Charlemont, Mass., ^ May to 194$,' which must be some­ Republican partiM “will.' converge good for holiday or weekend mesls and always saay to the tin t etepa toward, conatmctlon thing of a record In dne-rdom Patrolman John C. Mahoney ia period. thair party's nomine* on foi U.B. Town Ctoinmittee C h a ir m a n . .'operty linae of the church in 38 (A —Where is tha oldest one- bn Manchester tonight fdbappear- of a vafilt § M town officea at tha relation to the atate'highway were school history. expected to go to trial tomorrow They; are: Katharine EUla, Grade senator, wiU a^a^ at s town com- Steve Cavagnaro, who expeetb a prepare. DeUvery Friday momlnf. as osnaL room brick schoolhouse In the Lil aucM at patty fhnetii.iis.. mltteeHsponeored rally at the Wad- largo turnout for the affair, said Commfinjto Hall. establiahed this Week in confer­ Another record of sorts, in Tolland County Superior Court. 12: Sandra Phelps, Grade 11; United States T Ing to Adams, is held to^Frank- , The eult etema from an aaeault Miriam Gearhart, Mary Hills, One is Meade Alcorn of Suffield, School, at 8 o'cl he hopes Republicans and Inde­ ilectman Chariea A. Rob­ ence with State Highway {depart­ chairman of the Republican Na­ Among the more ttnitt 160 pendents as well as Democrats at­ bins Requested and was given u>- ment representativea, X Carroll E. Adams, pna of an ap­ lin, Maas., birthplace o t Horace made bv Mahoney on two Rock- Gary Nelson and Jean Wilcox. ROGiit O Lcorr Mann. Its one-ropm brick school- Tllle women while he wao on duty Grade S; and Joan Dombrowakl, tional Committee, who will bpeak sons dieted to attmosae 'Rt tend. Town Committee Traesurer dVal of an appropriation of $2,- Junior High MYF of Hnlted parently large group of people who at the monthly dinner meeting of publican afflatr—msmbersN)!! the Chester Hogan will preaidc. >oo0 for-architect’s fees subject to Methodist Church will leave from care about such things, believes house dates back to .1834, placing the nlfht of June 26. 1955. Ma­ Willard Thomen and Paula Vanty, 403 West Center Street Mitchell 8-78S8 It behind Bfodkiine and E a s t honey la currently aervlne a 4 Grade 7. the board of governors of the board o f goveraprs and Cavagnaro and other town X vote-of g town meetihg. Selectman the school at 3 p.m. tomorrow .to he has found the answer—Brook­ Hartford County Republican Ae- guests—^wiUhe MrsTMU^ed committee memhera will entertain RobMns aaid he planned to include go bowling. line, Vt. Charleipoht In Adams’ llnerup. to 16-year term In State prison as ' Students from Grade 13 on the But .-^ Franklin is still using its a result of the Incident. B honor roll are: Jean G anon, eoclatcn, which will be held at the seerstary of state. ^ Bowles, Benton end Dodd at a tha town office propoaal in a town Adama’ pride and joy in Boat Marjorie Hall, Barbara Heim, Mancheater Country Club at 6:34). , Hurley t» Pi«etde ler at Cavey’s before the rally meeting anticipated soon on the Advertisement— Charlemont’a 130-year-old school, school. The women are Mrs. Doris School Supt Benjamin D. Stlebita and Mrs. Marie Kabrlck. Earleen Jillson, Marilyn Kceffe, The three Democrats ere 'Ches­ Mre. Hazel Finlay, Republih^ School Sites Committee’s new re­ CaU MI 8-U77, the Crockett a brick building now used as a They brought Schendel Into the Rebekah Marshall, Joan Mortlock, ter Bowles, former governor of Town Committee ebainhan, who [CAL COSTS BISB 4 PCT. port Agency, Inc. for savings on your community club and museum.' Thomas wrote Amuns that the Susan Wakeman and Nancy Wil­ Connecticut eiM former embassa­ made arrangements for toiUght's The Sites Committee, which has Insurance. Our auto.-rates defy To determine if an older building Franklin school Is still going suit on the grounds that he was al­ _.on — The cost of modi- strong after 124 years. Thomas Mai Marshill V l e r g y negUgcnt in appointing cox. Also Grade 11, Joyce Kinney, dor to India; William Benton, for­ dinner meeting, also reported to­ cel care hTthe^Unitad SUtee rose been inveiUgating the relative comparison. Top service, too. « existed, the retired Army colonel Mahoney to the force. They also Anne McGrath and Harold Tajylor. mer Senator and one-time high, of­ day the will be joined at the din merits of several'parcels of land ( took , a simple and direct path— admittdd, bis school isn’t the old­ 4 per cent gurMg'i.SoT, the Labor est In exiotonce but believes it is charge that Schendel was remias- From Grade 10, Joyce Andelln, ficial in the State. Department; ner hy the county’s two other Departmenfrt aer^ictee index in town, Is expected to be ready' Advertisement— simply boasted through an Aaaoci- In his duty in falling to Are Ma­ Richard Durkee, .Marguerite Free- and Thomas Dodd, former Oon- women town chairmen. They are shows. to makt Its report within a few When Buying or Selling Bolton ated Press story that East Charle­ the oldbst m use. honey when, they said, the neces­ chla,' Janet French, Roger Gagnon, weeks. Propertyroperty call Lawrence F. Flano, mont could claim the oldest. Adams, who admits he Is just sity for such action was apparent. Donald GoncI, Thomas Johnson, ...... ''In other buslnaes la#t hight, the' Broker, Phone Ml B-8B10, He got answers to his'challenge a little dioappolnted that Brook- ConsUblc James Duffy yester­ Theala McCorrieon and Marjorie ibw Board of Finance Increased three to short order. From Mrs. Kenneth UiM has beat out hla'Egat Charle­ day terv^ six subpoenas in Man­ Mitchell. : MTanchester Evening Herald Bol­ Leader of Sunderland, Mass., came mont School for the ’‘title," hasn’t SPORT appropriations. The general high- chester for the plaintiffs. General From Grade B, Natalie Armen- .- way account was increaaed by II,- ton oarrenpondent. Doris M. D'Hat- Dr. Mohammed Sid Cara, a Infdnnation about the brick build­ completely given up, however. He Manager Richard Martin and Cluh President tano, Penelope Belden, Roger Boo- 000. Additional hlgh-way expenses io, telephone Mitchell 8-6546. Moslem who fo-merly was a ing iiT^^rmont, which she attend­ plans to visit Brookline’s round Schendel were among thoee served. ber, . Tennie Bowman, Theresa high official in the Ministry ed. Thia''rmmd structure, erected school this summer to see if Im Mrs. Myron Boglisch assumed this year not chargeable to town- in 1822, wak'qbapdoned for school Others were members of the police Czwaczka, Richaird F arl^, Donna aid roads, 'and the opportunity .to for Algeria In TUnlf, Is one of can find a reason- for ’’disqualify­ department. the presidency of the Women's Fuller, Margaret Hammond, two leadera of the new all- purposes! in 1928, It has been used ing’’ It, he said with a chuckle. Club of Manchester Monday night. ' purchase a used sand spKader for since for town meetings. The suit is ^one of three that Beverly Hills, Judith-HutcUnson, MOO were the reasons for .the In­ Algeria Committee of Public If that doesn't work, he says, have been brought against Schen- She succeeds Mrs, Paul Willhlde. Judy Koss, Evelyn Xa BcI,’Bruce The Safety. The other leader ia (jol. Adams doeto!t - think a he will lay claim to another title: COATS About 160 women attended the crease. .The sand spreader would del and other members of the de­ Majeskl. Jefferson Prestridge, eost BIAOO If purchased new, the Brig. Gen. Jacques Massu, a ’ much older school biuidlng, the oldest rectangular one-room brick partment ‘nie town is also named annual dinner held in Woodruff Janet Rathbun, -Ellen Sandhal, paratroop commainder. (AP b a s s e t School in W i^stock, schoolhouse In the United States. hall of Center Congregational Board was told. Doct4fr Says ImmactilBteiy tailored lightweigrht as a defendant In the other two Jean Simons and Anna Ver- Also Increased was the town Photofax). ,*v. Conn., should be. considered.'' .Al­ cases. Church. prauskas. though constructed in 1748, 74 sport coata^for summer that look Three new members introduced ' garage account for which an addi- From Grade fir Richard Clough, years before the Vermont school twice the prTdel^ Shorts, regulars and by Mrs. Fred Geyer were Mrs. tlonu BlOO was voted. Beplacement Floreaoe, Nightingale Was periods, nurses have truly been Marjorie Dean, Ruth Durkee, went up, the Woodstock building i O W SHlIP SYION longs. Slip into oiTe of these tomorrow Wililam Wagner, Mrs. Havens eC .an oil atorage tank at the Ftnt Real ‘Angel of M ert^ |the forgotten servants of medi­ B^naWrith Unit Meyer Frankel, M a ^ Ann Garger, cine. They have been underpaid was relocated and rebuilt in 1952. and get set for the holiday weekend. Peck and Mrs. Albert Schulze. Rep­ garage threw this item in the budg­ ttasUc SUckli^t resentatives to the United Nations William Horrocks, Elissa Lederer, et out of balance this year. It By EDWnt P. JORDAN. M.D, | and overworked. Now their eco­ I Opposed to proposed razing of Douglas. Linstrom. Frederick the building, Woodstock citizens, Has Installation Association of Manchester will be originally was. a |44lO account. B’rittan for NEA Ser\'lce inomic situation ia gradually im­ nm enaliiy ■;■•>«••)*$ Um- Mrs. Hall Stewart and Mrs. Llpyd, Mary Jean Mitchell, John An increase o f $300 'wag voted proving. I led by Albert H. Williams, raised wriaf arlM tlaliic mxfcjni* Murray, Daniel . Nicholson and On this occasion .1 should like I Ban Bara Chapter o f B'nai Harvey King. to the Civil Defense aocouht-in­ to pay tribute to the nursing | But today, as always, the ideals I $6,000 for the project. The roof ihRi provid* Cna. 'deedoft' David tJrsln. creasing It ‘from 31,148 to $1,448. of the mirsiitg profession remain was removed In one Section but ■M* tuppoit — « • B'rlth held its annual membership Mrs. James McGovern, program From Grade 7: William - Collins, profaiudon and th* devoted serv- and Installation dinner last night chairman, in t^ u ced the "Preview Tha Board noted that against an. 100 of nurses to suffering hu- { service to suffering humanity I bricks were taken one by one to lew prin pmi cm iCotd. for Next Y e ^ ’’ a show written, Mary Ann Foote, Lorraine Fox, expenditure of 31.&20 leat fiscal rather than financial or economic ^ the new site, two mllea away. The at Cavey's Restaurant. Seventy- Janet Gamer, Mary Hooker, Stev­ miutity. Without them ws should | five noembers and guests attended. produced, directed and narrated by period. Federal Civil Defense con- be in a bad way Indeed whenever' gain. ' building was reconstructed as well WELDON DRUG CO. The highlight of the evening was Pat Phillips. Members taking part en. Lederer, Louise Queal and tributiona totaled $1,322. nuking oerious illneas strikes. 'Us or ou r! Truly the devoted nurse la an as possible according to original 901 Main Street—Ml $-6321' James Russell. a presentation of “B’nai B’rith—a in the sini^ng, dancing arid driUing the net expenditure to the town families. ornamentit to society. I specifications. Story of Service." given by Presi­ were, Elvie Johnson, Betty Grant, $6B8. Milliena of people enter hos­ dent Mrs. Alfred Werbner and Mona Macomber, Phiyilis Mason, Manchester Evening Herald An­ The Board else voted to re-ap- pitals every year, because of iU- Counselor M n. Jerome Brett- Faith Fallow, Barbara Conklin, dover correspondent, Mrs. Paul D. pqtnt H. .N. Alezandar and Co. of ness or accident, or more happily, •ehnelder. It was brought oiit that Mary Leslie,', Jackie Johansson, Pfanstleht, telephone Pllgrlra' rfow London as audltora for the for childbirth. None ever enters B’nai B'ritb is an org^.nization of Beverly Malone, Hazel Lockward, 2 - 6 8 6 6 . present fiscal term. a hospital which does not have many facets, encompassing many Betty Hurd, Pat ,Guinan, June Firemen to Hm I Meeting jiurses. j people, buildings, youth, study and Walsh, Peg Geyer, Pat Roy, Lois Four Dionnes 24 The local volunteer fire depart­ A hospital could not operate! LEGAL HOLIDAY action. Foimded in 1843, B’nai Stroud, Elaine Mrpsek, Priscilla ment will be host to the Willlman- today without them- And never Baxter, Lil Hunter, Jo. Odell, Jan tlc base switchboard meeting to­ have they gone on strike! PANTS BOYS! B'ritH Is the oldest, largest Jewish Montreal, May 28 (F)—The four Service organization in the world. Cooper, Barbara Wagner, Shiiley morrow at t p.m. at the local fire- Modern nursing owes its origin The Following Types of Permits surviving- Dionne quintuplets ars to the great Florance Nightin­ N B’nai B’rith is service, building Belluardo, Betty Dorr,. Beverly 2i today but any jAans for birth­ bouae. Dale Smith, Anthony Giglto democrsicyt jrouth, guidance, com­ Malone, BiZ Swensson, Evelyn and Stuart Wells are on the re­ gale, the anniveraary of whose WASH/N WEAR SLACKS day celebrations are their secret. birth occurs May 12. batting bigotry and prejudice and Gerard, Lydia Andbrson, Gertrude freshment committee. W ILL CLOSE Gabardines and tropical fabrics with plain or The girls — Annette, Cecile, OOP Dinner Plana Until her reforms began to national philanthropic endeavors Hill and Lorraine Champeau, Mrs. Yvonne and Marie— all .live in the aif you Betty Alton was accompanist. About 40 local people have al- ' i*he effect, hospitals were almost ' pleated fronts. Sizes 28 to 46 in all the popu­ without regard to race or creed. M'ontreal area. But efforts to reach an filthy biilldliigs.' PallentS 'with lar shades for summer. Stay looking as neat B'nai B'rith serves the family, Table decorations of apple bloi- ready made reservations for the DEC9RATI0N DAY, FRIDAY, MAY 30 soms and May hukets at each them or persons close to them for (X)P dinner Monday at the Red bad infections lay side. by side at 6 o’clock as they did at 9 A.M. : ~ "" eonunnnity, the country and hu­ information about' their birthday with those who had no - germ manity. place setting vver^made by Mrs. Ember to meet state and county Geyer and Mrs. Odell. plans have met with no success. candidates for office this fail. Har­ infections at all, / PACKAGE STORE - LIQUOR After this ps’asantation officers This is the girls’ fourth birth­ This lack of cleanliness and srere installed by David Jacobson ry Lugg of Rockville, newly-ap­ day without Emllle, frailest of the pointed Legislative Commissioner elementary knowledge of preven­ GROCERY STORE - BEER DEPT. of Hartford and awards were ter. Mrs. Issue Snyder was award­ five, Who died Aug. 6, IBM, during tion of disease was incredible. Be­ ed the ’’Benny” award, which la for ^ Connecticut, is among the g^en. an epileptic seizure. latMt political figures to indicate fore her time people who went, 2 FOR * 1 5 Mrs. Leonard Swadosh, Mrs. given each year to' the outstand­ to hospitals, died like fiieb. DRUG STORE-LIQUOR DEPT. ing member of the year. he will attend. KuH Joseph, Mrs? Milton leon, President Theodore Roosevelt Not everybody can fly‘“a^jeL to help portant) it takes money Moed by John Alsop of Avon, candidate Those who were sent to the Mrs. Maurice Pass and Mrs. Je­ Mrs. Jay Goldstein, Mrs. Phillip liked dogs. He owned a rat terrier, individuals. Your Savinpi Bonds, aa HOW YOU CAN MACH YOUR lAVM OS OOAl "hospitals" of the pre-NIgtitin- Freedman and Mrs. Herman Al­ keep the peace. But (oftunately, for the OOP nomination for gover­ Drive Carefully Lightweight Tropical Weaves, Dacron Blends, rome Brettschnelder were com­ a St. Bernard, a bull terrier and a direct investment in your country, WITH U. S. SAVINOt ■OBIDS nor, will be present. gale era considered themselves mended for the outstanding work port were in charge of arrange­ everybody con do something to help Splash Weaves, Sharkskins, Gabardines, Sum­ several mongrels. make you partner in the job of Rgp. Marie Bduteiller of Middle- condemned to death, and too offen they had dons -for Ben Bars Chap- ments, for the evening. H^rengthen Ajoerica’a Peace Power. a (hi just 8 yMis, 11 moiidw) they W’ere. ' Btrengthmiing America’s Peace Power. town, a candidate lo'r nomination mer Flannels, Shadow Boxes. All hew shades Hefre’a how; as secretary of state; Rap. Frank­ \. Florence Nightingsle’s first big for spring and summer. Plain or pleated So—buy Bonds where you bank. opportunity came/When the CrL Peace, ooata money. Money for Ifyom lin Wells.of Vernon, who Will seek front.s. Sizes 28 to 46. Buy them where you work, through luont about $2,500 $5,000 $10,000 nomination as state lenatdf from mein' War broke our in 1.854: many diderent things.- To hdp . .ua . Payrdll Savings But biiy then now. this district; and High Sheriff She offered hei; services as a ilurse. She found' on her arrival at OVER 200 PAIRS IN EVERY SIZE > keep Ike pence* throuidi in d u e ^ ^ They’re a g o o d way -to save (as tbs Paul Sweeney o f Rockvi He, whose the scene o f flghung that lii the and mijitaty strength. 'To help moke chut on the ri^ t will show you). And present term is expirihg. will also SPECIAL HI-FI OFFER oaehwaeki $9.50 $18J5 attend. barrack hospital alone there were it la M n t for the futura^ Uirptigh a d - Uiey’re a mighty good investment in $4.75 ■ The dinner is primarily intended four miles of woufided soldiers enpe and education. And* (gooet im- the future, aa welll ‘ > for everyone and is not limited t o l ^ " F '« « I* town offlclala or Republican Town I P «^ 2 FOR “ Chele* F m h N«tlv* Poultry—-Dirac .t From Our Forms You'* Committee members Anyone whoLP’^J*^ germs^in cUseases w m iiu wishes to attend may obtain tlck ^^ ® '?”* "*■ Principles of anti- It < i r x .a P A R K A D E eta from Republican Town C o m -!"P “ ® mlttee 'members or by calling.Mrs But Miss Nightingale realized MIOOU TUHNPIKl • VANCMISUR W Robert Miller of Cook Dr., clerk of immediately that ^iclent nurs­ the committee. / ing demanided cleanliness. She Pack Awards Made found that the hospital had no FREE OPEN WED.. THURS..oBd FRI. TILL 9:00 P.M.—Mi 9-8251 Cub .Scout, Pack 73 presented basin, towel, soap or broom in . . It circus skits at Its/toeeting this the whole place. week and prizes were awarded to She set to work with pail and SPECIAL - each den. Cubroirier A. Larala of scrub brush and brought un­ FOR OUTSIDE RARIEOUES 'it' O o o d w l,n Rd. presented Wolf heard of cleanliness. The kitchen Silk Shantung , badges to Louis C. Dimock 3rd gnd the atorekeeptng quarters and Tedjiy Haggis. Teddy also re­ received her attentions next and H A LF CORNISH ceived a denner’s badge. Bobcat, required an equal amount of clean­ up and reform. SUMMER CANVAS pins Went to PhHip Dooley, Philip She revolutionized the profes­ BROILERS GAME HENS Ponticelll and Thomas Crockett. sion of nursing. 6 Speaker Cub Scout Roundup (or. Bolton Before her day most nurses . youngsters will be held at Camp came In art entirely different mod­ SPORT Johnson on June 24 it was an­ el. They had had little' train­ HI-FI System nounced. Form Fresh Grade "A" MEDIUM EGGS Dos. 49c ing and their attitude toward Bulletin Bi>ard patients was. far from that of (A) Console Phoneoroph SHOES The Official .Board of United- the ’’miniatering angel." the ideal Methodist (jhurch will meet to­ pf which waa uahered in by Flor­ ( Diamond Styluf Slip-on or tie «tyje». POULTRY PARTS morrow at 8 p.m. Bids fpr the ren­ ence Nightingale. . (C) Extontion Spookers c u t ONLY FROM OONNEClTCUri FINEST WBUTjE ROCKS, ovation project of the church Mias' Nightingale waa an in­ ■ R E G ^ . 9 8 be considered for awarding of the valid most of her life, which The Mognasonic Special—10-wc It contract BREASTS - LEGS - WINGS - LIVERS ^ made her accomplishments all the high fidelity amplifier, 15* bpsl 6,”' The - Educational Building Comr more repiarkable. Since . .her ^ $ ^ . 9 9 BACKS and NECKS- GIZZARDS ihittee of the (Congregational time, the nursing profession has mid-range plus twd 5* treble spahk' Church will meet tomorrow in the gone through many trials and trib- ers—precision automatic changer- parish room at 6 pni. Chairman uialtona' record library space. Stereophonic TASTE AND COMPARE— GUARANTEED -TO SATISFY! Leslie S. Bolton end members of In aome respects and at acme V channel con be added. In several finishes.

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PAGE EIGHTEEN IIANCUESTER EVENING HERALD,VJfANicUCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 28. 1258 / f ■■ . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTi;ft," CONN.. WEDNESDAY, MAY 2S," 1968 ' PAGE NINETEEN might tekh fpilta • isw ttpa *ftm I-'*'" *^|i I'i w ■jii;”" t Bi!'?!. -'-i 'i'' "'■* Rationlnc^^ds How to Stay Young them.” One of her favoriteo Is the f^- High Pidflity Holcomb'Duncan Wedding M EasVGiermaiiy^ lowing; Gharry Tart Recordi ,v klM Elaln* EUiabaUi Duncan, Berlin, May —Communist Grind sour chenies in a mortar Never Grow Bored! after they have baen stoned. When dauiftitcr of Mri and Mra. WiHiiun Bast Osrmanjj^ today scrapped food these are ground, add red roses, Lowest Prices Duncan,'M Autumn St., baeama LARGE SELECTION the bridt! of David llenjy Hol­ ratioBing earda Intradueed Iv Hit- finely chopped, a little fresh lar in 1M9 and boostad the wages By PCMBbTHT.ROB < —the graaa Is .greener there and comb, aon of Mr. and Mraf Henry AsaockiliMl Preea Women's Editor the flowers arc bigger, psce and. a'little old cheese, ground, a ■ of over three million worken .to little pepper, a little ginger, a lit­ E. Holcomb, Bloomfield, at 2 The only way to stay young Is of life ie much slower, too. In PpH'ertoii's , o'clock Saturday afternoon in the help them pay higher food pHeea. tle sugar. Mix in four broken eggs. ISO Caatar S t. Cor. Ml Ohivcli to keep busy and interested In Ireland—that’e the only thing that Smith Mfethbdiat Church. The Rav. West Germany scrapped the bothers me -1 haVe to keep busy." After the mixture has been Dr. Fred R. Edpar performed the many things, the more the better, lined with a crust, cook it in a ration cards 10 ycarq ago. . Mrs. Rudkin's greatest pride at double ring ceremony.-, Philip says Margaret Rudkin, one of the well-greased pan over a slow fire. Treggor, minister of music, played Premier Otto Glrotew^, freah the moment la a rare cookbook Wherf it has been removed from the organ and accompanied the from the economic parley of Soviet country's b8st known and most ’recently presented to bar by her the fire, pour sugar and rose­ aoloist, Harold Baglin, whose num­ bloc leaders in Moscow decreed successful women ^ecutived; employes. It is the oldest dated water tfver it. Marendax bers were "Because," "Ich t4ebe the long awaited end to tne ration­ When her doctor recently or­ edition of a cookbook In the worid. “When you read- a recipe stich Dich," and "The Lord's Prayer.” ing of meat, fat and eugar. They dered her to slow down, Mrs. |tud- ahe says proudly, having baSn aa that," aays Margaret Rudkin, TRAVEL A6EN0V were the .last three. reetriCUd printed in 1475, only 20 yeaiJMsf- The church was decorated with items. kln was appalled. "yon must admit that there's a 18 Any him S t, Hartford white gladioli and carnations. "How can t? ” ahe demanded. ter the world’s first printsd lot to be aald for 'Honest Volup­ A ayatenf of graduated living al­ ths famous Gutenbsrg :t BlMe.^It TcL CHapcI 7-5857 The bride, ^a-ho was given in lowances also Was set up aimed "I’m not geared to.elbw nyttion. tuousness.*'’ marriage by her father, had as her I can’t jiist stop and be a'vege­ whs written In Latin by an IttU-. Well, la Mrs. Rudkin retiring? mainly at helping the lower income ian scholar and gourmet; Bdrthtdo- Authorized Agents For Ail matron of. honor Mra. Jamea M. brackets. Additional allowancea table. I've got^to have something "Not oii your life," she laughs. Rail, Air and Stcainship Roach. Waterfront Park, South to do!" maiila de PlaUna, and la* titled "Of I couldn’4 quit If I wanted to. And were specified for children,, ben- Horiest' Voluptuo^eagu" , ; Lines Coventry. Brideamaida were Miaa •toners, and housewives of lower Both tier doctor and her hus­ believe me. I don't want to," Verlie Morriaoh, 255 McKee St.. paid workers. band were hrm, however, so Mrs. I have had a lot of the '-w- HAROLD EELLS Miss Betty Ann Johnaon, 43 Holl The government claimed the Rudkin agreed-, to take more time Ipes translated,"''eays Mrs. Colorado waa nahied for a Span­ Manchester Agent St., and Misa Heather Lee, 82 abolition of rationing waa made Sway from-' the office and spend kin, "and althoughough some of them ish word Whibh means red. It be- Palm St., cousin of the bride. possible by increased output more tlifte at her Pepperidge sound rather exotic, modem cooks I came a state in 1876. Tel. MI 9.7442 F:-ank B. Burnham, Bloomfield, the collective farms and indiuti-y. Farm home near Norwalk, Conn., WM best man. Ushers were Roger But the 18 million wo/kdre were where .he baked the original loaf H. Holcomb, Bloomfield, brother of warned the 1958 production plan o f. bread which launched an in­ the bridegroom; George J. Bauer; would have to 1 ^ 'exceeded to ternational business. Bloomfield, and William F. Dun- compensate for the additional con­ Collects Cookbooks . . Staying at home didn't mean do-* Opan-werfc opera wMi con. 55 Autumn St., brother of the sumer outlay;' -TV bride. Allied ekperta speculated that ing nothing, however. The ener­ ep aii too, mid-Moh haal. Ht . - 4 Flower girls were Jane Powell, the ^ukirtans at the Moecow con­ getic Mrs. Rudkin at once plunged iSimllarilyla ifihighhaal) Wethersfield, and Holly Holcomb, ference ai^eed to aUocation of a Into a number of diverse enter­ Bloomfield, nieces of the bride­ bigger share of Bast German pro­ prises, Including the purchase and groom; and the riiigbearer was duction to improve living condi- renovation of a 17th Century home Richard Jerome. 68 Kesslngton Uons. / in Ireland and the study and en­ Bt.. second cousin of the bride. largement of het- collection of rare old cookbooks. X The bride was attired in a gown Stovet V»ed IS Year$ \ of white Italian silk cloud tiHfeta "Nobody’s going to retire me'to a rocking chair and shawl," aays X, with reembrotdered Alencon lace. Washington—An analysis of data she. "They’ll have to tic me down Jeweled, la.ee formed the neckline gathered by the Census Bureau first. That sort of thing may have X. m - of the fitted bodice, designed with indicates that American families t | been all right for Whistler's Summer epara with short dt«fed sleeves. Appliques of use electric refrigerators and gas mother, but not for Maggie Rud­ | | lace In garland "V " shape acc-. night after being injured by a car Ulhi/i£poo€ (Alhin£poo€ -Jeaving on a motor trip-jiputh, of Oenter Travel Bureau, aa to condltton of. Breach of Peace la Reg. *e g .' “ ^ ned cascades of light pink feath- earlier in the day. He waa admit­ are w^as a cocoa brow’n dreae dl a ted to LttchOeld County Hospital the Mlltng of obeeene llteratnre, Pd like to ask the following *279 339 - ored camaUona. queetlons: ~ Thfe mother of the bride chose a haa^ ailk and cotton material, hafr.w ito a skull fracture .and in­ faahionSd.' wdth a fitted bodice,- jured tnibhea.(windpipe). When-he rn Why wsn“Mr, MslnmeyTiaartlHr foat by-tke Pbttce- dress of willow green embroidered 4- organza, made with flared skirt short sleeVei and full skirt. She developed breathing difficulty he meat In the selling ot obeeene lltersture as long as fellow swefreharmiw cut-ups with an inserted neckline forming also wore atraw-colored acces­ was ordered transferred .Jo Hart­ coropetitora were left uatourbed? • a sweetheart effect and abort sories and a corkage of white cym­ ford Hospital and w’sa dead on ar­ (t) What oonstitutea obscene literature la the minds of the Po­ sleeves. She also wore matching bidium orchids. After May 31 the rival there. lice Department aa well as the local Towa Court? You'n leva tha way thair tplra hath kaap you shoes, pale pink hat and gloves and couple-will reside in Elkins, N. H. Police tdentiOed the driver af the (8) ,^^y did Police Chief Sehendel give oat evidence to the preoe on your fashion teat end flohar a woU-lannad corsage of cream colored cym- liie bride' waa graduated with car as George T. Casey, -28. of a few.^day* following Mahoney’s arrest of a few weeks ago? enkla . . . tha way lhay'ra cut to lat year foot . Alt Jo am exU aeUM bidium orchids. The mother of the honors from Manchester'n High Winsted' and booked him on a I have alw'B3Mi been under the Impression that after nn arrest Rirt with tha b ra tza l , «Gm> 4)4 Is t bridegroom chose a chemise style School In the class of 1953, ymd charge of negligent homicide. He la made, any and dll remarka pertiUnlag to said ease should b print dress of turquoise blue flow- attended Hartford Art School aitd WX8 freed in 1500 bond pending come from the Prosecoiiitg~-A.ttomey! era on a white background, with the evening divleton at Hillyer bourt arraignment. Smart aa ■anY...,1hriftiar than most! white accessories and a corsage of College. The bridegroom attended Police quoted Casey as saying he (Ad paid for by * friei^ ot Mr. Mahoney). Fully Autonuitic a pink cymbidium orchid and Bloomfield ectaoola and aerved two didn’t^aM the boy, but stopped his feathered carnations. years In the U.8. Army, of which car when-he felt a bump, and found The flower girls wore pale blue 14 months were spent in Korea. him lyingdng ih' the street. --•r .... 960 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER . 'V 0 W t u w m . . . 856 W. .MIDDLE. TURNPIKE. MANCHESTER Htsrs S SiSt R EU M 988 MAHiVm STREET, EAST HARTFORDHARTF( X Y O U l W t i l Y n o w T • t v a n .’ Htdiday WemfShd

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, ,'.r: ; > ' \:X'• r.'ii;'.- -V ■■ V, r * ' .!■ ^ ■-vXX-'-'' '• V- :■■■ - 'Av'-': V- ' I-'-' . ... I , , A i . 7 ■ay* / PAGE TWENTY-ONE y MANCHESTER EVENIfJQ HERALD, MANCHESTER,-CONN„ WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1958 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANGHiaTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. MAY 28. 1958 PAGE TWENTT \ ment of their daughter. Dorothy, to fraternity and prealdaat ed the d ie t in g society. He is attending FOR SALE ' Ellington Sanford Rosenberg: He Is the eon ifirCOO-U96 WnU> are 9U|p|inM by the radio Rotn^ M *y M WV-Flnal •lo­ School and was graduated from 1. Rsvltw Coniell University in -1996 where ilagtea eerreepondeat, Mrs. O. F. managamenu anit^ti^ fUAject to _ for Ronunc another tion retunu nude plain today the lira Sounds Don't he was a member o f Tau Delta Phi Barr, tetephooe TRemeat S-M lt. change wluwut nouce; pro-we*tern Chrletlan Democfata For Science I Watch eitll continue to govern Italy, either . **Uha* —FlatUr Party g««s and Wsatbsr Ellington High Shool is the re­ Special! 'Wci.t lUwrii navur In coalition wtth the minor Cen­ WKNB—KaoM* v. Yankew cipient of a special grant of |400 11 tu— ter partiee or with their support W lAlllCl Watch m Research Oorp. o f New Tork WDRO-*Artlm Qedtres nm l The balloting Sunday and Mon­ A $75 value <-WPOP->]|^ston VR p^oU for Romucs Clt'y,,.Thls money Is for basic ref- day for a new parliament left the Sound. erenceh(kd(t for the science library winter with a worn-out he political picture about the same. for The Center and Extreme L eft made at the Wll ,-Buw ItUl.i small gains. The MonarchlsU lost Stilt peiMfii|g with the corpora­ ■ lir*' X heavily and the Paeclats dropped tion is anottteKMecial grant for the purchase o f » e c is l equipment |.9S **9HAi-P>atiw Party slightly. . WOw-Bpoord lUvu. When the new parliament meeU for the teaeMng at g «)e ra l science, earth science, biology, physics and — , rt VuikCM June 12, the Christian Democrats liJtr mathematics. ' ' aolBy will be asked again to form a gov­ Research Chirp, la a founa^lqh ' > va Dairoit ernment They have ruled since (Wblle IlM y'tet only) which for some 40 years has ' * W t ^ —Plattw Party I Court Tells World War H. concerned with the advaoccmexf SPECIAL! weed—&Mord R«vt«w Premier Adone Zoll la expected o f science imd technology in this WKN»-KaB«w V. Yank«(i W age L aw A p p li^ to step down and give Christian country. Traditionally the founda­ wnc-Rcea Miuw Democrat leader Amintorc Fan- tion has granted funds to colleges -THURS. and SAT. ONLY How's the Time to Check^Ykur Heating Systenn! fanl a chance to become premier and universities for the stimulation Hartford, May 38 (/PH-A Supe- a second time. He held the J~ hour in compliance with Connectl- w po:OP—i irolt. V* BoMou I cut's minimum wsge law. the party-leader. -----^ electing to study mathematics and •its- The Christian Democrats took wiHAV-Plaurf Pt’any Judge Thomas E. Trdtind re- the sciences at the secondary level. lyUw 273 seats in the dominant 696- Orade 1 llegistratlonB wC o t^ lU cora B.' I jected the company’s claim that PLASTIC KNB-Jta»»aa v» YankMa the operators are execuHvee under member chamber of deputies, or 26 i«r ' Registrations for the first grade .. .'U,-J|uaa MlUci the meaning of the law and cx> short of a bare majority. But they WDiuPciu Ka%y _ for the three Bllllngton Schools. CRAWLI ' WPOT—OMrtib T. Borioa I empt from ite provisions. can count for support on most Is­ Crystal Lak^ Lqngvlew and the 'm land ruled yesterday that sues from the other Center parties, Center, may be mSde any day this ft * ■ WHAY —PlaU " Party The children enjoy one o f their dally warm weather pleasures, listening Miss Dunnack readg to PANTS Play K Aiynlwrsl I WCCC—R « » « l R.VU. I written agreements between the whose 46 seats could give the gov­ week between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. them In a. shady spot next to the pooL (Herald Photo by Saternis). WKNB—Kanaaa r i Yank.M company and its station taanagers ernment a safe margin o f at least at the Longview School on Middle / W TlO-t^ tUUM "are so reitrictivs In naturs that 42. ..._ Butcher Rd. SETS the operators are diveited of 'any. The standing of the parties In Poppies for Sale real authority and lack the power the chamber--wlll be: Christian Hatheway-MiUer Post 62, Ameri­ * ’wSajf—F la w Party to-make decisions." REG. 5.98 WCCO—Itoopm navua I V Democrats 273, a gain of 11; Lib­ Columbia Woman Is Angel can Legion Auxiliary, has over W nra—Kaaaai v . Yank.ta The court did And that soma erals 16, up 2; Social Democrats 1,000 popples to sell between now wnO-Ron milw I managers earn well In excess of 23; up 4; Republicans 7, up 2; and Memorial Day. The sale of R O Y A L M6 WDRO-Oai the established minimum wage, WPOP—F*a Wori* South Tyrol and Aosta parties 8, these poppies aid the Auxiliary id but said others failed to earn this (no change); CommunlsU 140, a Its work of caring for needy chil­ ■*'??HAY--PBtall8. much and ordered the company to loss of 3; SoclalUU M, a gain of To Her 3 Foster Children dren o f veterans. REG. 1.45 Ati-nuiiifisrai . WOCO—gv ««la g j make up the dUferenee between 9; Monarchists 23, dbwn 17; MSI ' Engaged I actual earnings and the eitabllshed (Fascists) 25, down 4; others 2. Mr. and Mrs. Sam S lt v « ^ r z of ^=%«EG. 8.98 IT MAOIO minimum wage. By ELEANCHt TUTTLE •w ould trust no one and would dobof time there, playing with simple Voting for the senate rsin ap­ Pinney St. announce the engage-- 'c I all radio and T V I - --- ' '------— proximately the same as for the A ll of us from time to Ume ha.va nothing, afraid that hy might be toys,-painting or just sitting. c r itlc iz ^ Teaches Them, Too I Caudle, Connelly chamber but the Christian Demo­ experienced fear In Its worst forjn; Sorvidiif Sine* 1981 crats won 122 o f the 240 senate It took weeks for Blais In her Her job was complicated even but for five young Columbia chil­ ____.tly nporta seats at stakt;. NlnO seats won by kind way to sU rt bringing the more this winter when the chil­ -WMtnw a^jgiaua Ask Terms Cut dren, four of whom are ^ reb ra l handsome yoimgster out of hla dren's teacher, M 1 a • Katherine *5.97 the other Center parties assured shell. Now he attends school. Is a Keelor of Willimantic, waa Injured MEET THE QUEEN REG. 1.49 the government control of the up­ palsy victims, fear was once a con­ REG. 10.98 Bt. Louis, May 28 (P)—T. Lamar per chamber also. member pf the Cub Scouts and goes in an automobile accident Miss ITH A GREAT NEW stant, evil companion. / Keelor taught the youngsters right MEMORIAL DAY lOaudla and Matthew J. Oonnelly, H i The Christian Democrats polled to Sunday school. He appears well wtath—PM. foriner 'Truman Administration of- But no longer. These youngsters, on hla, way to becoming a useful, in their home, but now that she PottertDn:s WTtv—u uot. om. emb about 12H million of the 29 million w im e—Guy Uimkardo flclals, have aaked for probation or whose ages range from 6 to. 14, happy person.' is unable to work. Miss Dunnack $1 / votes cast, for the chamber. Their learned to conquer the fears that has taken over the job. ^ Sperry's Glen ISO Center St. WPOP-Jobn Daly I reduction of their prison sentences. percentage was 42.2 compared with Gail is crippled and unable to • :44— Both were convicted in June of loneliness and misunderstanding N ot only that, but Miss Dunnack, , WHAY—Bartnad. 40.1 In 1903. Tile Communists and talk clearly, but she can move Cor. of Church WCCC—Evroinc Mtuia 11956 by a U.8. District Court Jury had Instilled in them. A ll credit about on her own. Paulette has Ihi- who seems never to run out of allied Socialists, with neSrly 11 goes to Miss Elsie Dunnack who WKWB-P.M. I for conspiracy in an Income' tax million votes, upped their percent­ proved so much in the time she has energy, does all her own house­ WYie-a Star e. They were sentenced to two has shouldered the burden as their been with Miss Dunnack that she work. Most of the time she gets WOite—Lowell Ybomaa age from ,35.2 to 36.0. foster mother, giving them the , WPOP—Top 40 Tima I years In prison and Bnsd $2,500 The Christian Democrats had now attends school. 9be is an "assist” from the children. She I each. love tmd confidence they all des­ gradually overcoming her self-con- has taught them to keep their own R.E. WENDELL gmrniaa. hoped for a clear majority. They perately need. —% «iia g Moris ’The UB. Buprema Court last have had a minority regime since ciousness and enjoys hers studies.. things in order, and shine their I week refused for the second time In her home oh West S t, which It was difllcult for..,her classmates own shoes,texcept for little Steven. their coalition,, with other Centre is surrounded by woods on one side Building ALL THIS WEEK to_acL on Ihelr-apptate,.-...... to accept her at but now she T h e y ,put their own wash cloths, parties dissolved a year ago. But and a licautlfully landscaped pond _ 3 P - N i b a LrirU In the petition to district court they have been supported by other and they get along as well pn the towels and tooth brushes in th i Ilia —' I here, Connelly claimed hla family on the other. Miss Dunnack has playground' as they do In the class­ places assigned for them. ° Contractor WHAT—Urimiadt X Center groups on an issue-by-lssue devoted her life to caring, for these has no' other source'of support out' basis. room. 1 In the warm weather. Miss Dun Rcsidcnfioi'CoinmBixicd side of his income as a public reU' children, one of whom is nearly Steven, the youngest, came to nack reads to her children beside Most political observers agreed completely crippled and another wTSSliuck Sural tiona Consultant. He listed former Miss Dunnack when he was onW the pool which is on the property Alf«rotioiis-Rtmod«liR9 SONUS SPECIAL ~ o. and Andy President Harry S. Truman and Get o new American-Standard gas the Leftist advances stemmed In who spends nearly all her time, in 18 months old. He is the moat bad­ P Morgan part from Russia's sputnik achieve­ of her brother, Jerry Dunnack, one former Becretatr of' State Dean a wheel chair. ly crippled o f them all. 1 ;ie— ments and the Communist cam­ of 'the famed Dunnack baseball “Business Built On WHAY-4l«'»nad. I Acheion a* character references. Miss Dunnack, a quiet spoken, She was told that nothing could WCCC—N ew K»»t paign against atomic missile bases brothers. Customer Safisfsetion’* Caudle’s plea said he was a ” vlc' handsome woman In ' her middle be done with him. He was unable in Italy. Tired from It all? N ot any more. w ™ ;—Hew. [ Um of circumstances.” boiler that delivers plenty of clean 40's, worked for several years at to perform even the most basic “ I did get tired In the beginn'f.g, Fun Insurance Coverage WprtC—Answer PlMtM the Newington Home and Hospital functions. But the, pa,tlence of a until I got into the routine,” Miss TeL Ml 9-3033 WPOP—Top 40 Tim. ' TO GET DEGREE for Crippled Children. While there saint Miss Dunnack has shown Union Ilejects Offer Dunnack says, "but God has giyen After 5:00 P.M. *'{5h AY—8*r«na«l. New York. May 26 (4b—The He- she had charge of the cerebral brought the youngster along to me the strength as He will to all oq; WCCC—NswacMt I brew Unloh' College-Jewlah Insti- Bridgeport, May 28 Aliout palsy wing. Her-heart went out to where he, can smile as she reads Who Meed'11.’^';;^,' ...... ' ■“ 82 BALDWIN ROAD I lut* of Rellg)0h repom that Ui« draft-free warm th. . . has all these tp him. She has had special equip­ WMlg ” 900 workers In the United Il­ the children she saw there suffer­ Her neighbors call Miss Dunnack MANCHESTER, CONN. 'WDRC—B' R Murrow : Rev. Sidney Lovett, retiring Tale luminating Co.’s Bridgeport and ing from one o f . the worst child ment Installed in the house so that an.aTTfel. She is to her children. WPOP—Top 40 Tim. I University Chaplalti', will receive cripplers knowti. ■:i, ^ he can reach up and ptoll him self,, 1:44— New Haven plants have rejected a ‘WHAY—Rscord Rodw honorary Doctor of Humane Let- company offer for a new contract She often thought while at New- nearly erect,-, thereby atrengtheiE* . • WTIC—Propl. Ar. INmny I ten degree at the institution com' extras... to replace one which expired May Ingtoh- that some of the more Ing his musciea •am WDRC-R Q L.W1. mencement exercises here on June seriously a ffe c t e d youngsters Her biggest,thrill; Mias Dunnack WPOP—Mystary Tim. 8. • : l» - 11. There are these three main would have a better chance in tlie says, v>as when Rtsven first , said, WHAT—Rtcnrd Rodm points of disagreement; warmth of family life. One day, in “ Ma.^' Now he says It Ijulte often WTJC-^Propl. Ar. runny and even manages to say .‘;Ma-Ma” WDRG—R. Q Lewis 1. Pensions: Hie company offers 1951 she decided to devote her life when he wants yomathing urgent- \ WPOP-Mrsltry ’rims $5 more monthly across the board to caring for as many as she cdiild •ikL- ENGLISH FORD accommodate In her home. lyv “ ■ *WHAV—Record Rodeo # Small Compact . . . only 331 to each employe. The union asks WTIC—KIsht Line First to come to her when she FuD Tim e Job $10. Raising these children is truly WDRO—Rusty Drapw 2. Welfare benefits; The union lived In Wllllmantlc were Dolores, WPOP—Bound Dos s X inches high . . . no higher than then. 7, now 14, and Edward, then a 24-hourVa-day job„but Miss Dun­ • :44— YOU AUTO wants an Increase In medical bene­ nack has grown to love the - WHAY—Record Rods. fits to include family members. 3, now 10. responsibility. She seldom leaves YOUR WnO-NISbt Lin.. your washing mOchine. The company will grant It only to WDRO—Busty D r a ^ Dolores was unable to talk or them for any length of time and WPOP—Hound Dos BUY! the worker. .; walk when she arrived, but has only does so when.lt Is absolutely Caeh Saire Only t:eo— ’ " X .■ 3. The union seeks revision of learned to Speak and although she necessary. She eveh skipped a fos­ Ttarm MEE INSTRUCTIONS No Layaways WRAY—Nits W.tcb * FROM certain job classifications;. WnO-bTrtl Line spends most of her time In a wheel ter mother's dinner last week AU Sslea Final WDRC—World Tonlaht # Special built-in water heater The workers, members of the In­ chair, she occasionally takes a few rather than leave them with a new M OOTTA6K ST.—a n 9-9668 WPOP—Hound Dos dependent Federation of Utility MORIARTY steps, guided by Elsie's firm but baby sitter when her usual one' Plenty ef PVae Pnridng Ahenge _ employes, approved a broad pro­ WHAY-Nils W.tcb ^pplief-plenty of hot water for gentle hand. was unavailable. M o p WTIC—Njfht Lin. X gram for publicizing their posi­ Her home was designed with the WDRC—World Tonight BROTHERS A t first, the fear that comes I^OE^Hnund Dos tion and a spokesman sold a com­ from being unable to do the things children in mlniLand she has even di$he$/ laundry, bath. \ • mittee would meet next week to fixed up a playroom in the garage. *'wnAYH-Nlte W.tcb '57 FORD > ■ N . . - most normal children, do, kept her Country Squire Station decide when the plan would be put from accepting Miss Dunriak; But The children spend a great deal wrrc-rjn.ht Line 4' ' Into operation. WDRC—Moods for. Roniuies Wagon. 9-paeaenger. gradually, with patience, the girl’s WPOP—Hmin(KDof The company provides electric­ Power al^ring,, auto­ new “ Mom” showed her that her t:A4— ity to about 200,(K)0 consumers be­ WHAY—Nile W.tcb matic traketniaaton, # 'Quiet in deration... completdy tween Westport and North Haven heart was filled with love and WTIC—NIeht Line _ radio and ''• O IO K Dolores gradually began to ad­ WDRC—Mood* for Homines It employs about 1,300 workers.- WPOP—Hound Do* heater. ShMUlW automatic. just to her new life. li:aa— Soon the house began to fill and WHAY-Nile WMCh '57 MERCURY ''X, MRS. BUSCH DEAD MEATS IN TOWN...! : WTIC—At the UN St. Louis, May 28 (/P)— Mrs, Alice Miss Dunnack moved to Columbia. WDRC—Moods for Homines 2-door.'\ A u t o m a 11 e Steven, who is 6, came, and was Lowest Prices WTOP—Hound ' Dos transmission, radio, Edna Zisemann Busch, 92, widow 14:15- " ^ # Easily installed ... no mess; no of August A. Busch Sr., a former joined by. Paulette, now 14, and WHAY—Kite WMCh heater, white- 048Q1C resident Of the Anheuser-Busch then Gait. /All three are cer^ral 12"L.P.$1.49 Relax, Enjoy ' a W n c -A t the UN wall Urea. palsy victims. • ' - WDRC—MoimIs for Romnnee bother. Pnc., died Tuesday of a coronary WPOP—Hound Do* 58 MERCURY thrombosis., A son, .August A. Edward, age 10, is the only.non- Potterfon^s . MV Busch Jr., is president o f the com­ handicapped of her children. When The Holiday...... WHAY—Nits W.lrh Montclair hardtop. Au­ pany and.owner of the St. Louis he first came to her with Dolores, ISOlCenter St,. Coir, of Church w n c —Time for Music tomatic transmiaaion, C3ajdinal .Baseball Club. Edward was a bundle of fear. He WDRC—Moods for Romanes radio,. heater, power Replace Your Old Radiators HIGHtAND PARK MARKET OPEN MEMORIAL • WPOP—Medsrn Sounds steering. 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S,'"'". 8I4M Plumbing and Heating 32 Oak St. desire character and dis LIVE MAINE LOBSTERS ORDER EARLY! 6 5 313 Spruce St. M l 9-3808 e 1MH)B TO DOOR TRANSPORTATION e ALL WATERFRONT ACTIVITIES • Ml 3-7841 244 M A IN S T . ^ 1 9-3001 ^ M l 3-0825 e HOT LUNCHES . a ATHLETIC—NATURE LORE tmction in their symbols RANGE **Drive into • REGISTERED NURSE ON STAFF e ARTS, CRAFTS and CERAMICS Summer e BfATURE, EXPERIENCED COUNSELORS e OVERNIGHT EXPERIENCE of marriage e PLUS MANY OTHER SPECIAL EVENTS OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY 8 A.M. to 7 P.M. rUEL OIL 8 First Class** 1 THURSDAY and FRIDAY 8 A.M. to 9 PM. GASOLINE SEASON: 8 Week*—June 60-Augnst 2 8 ...... $195.00 SAME 5TYU MOUNRNGS AVAILAILE MORIARTY GAS No. 1 Coast to Coast HALF SEASON: 4'Weeka— I . PERIOD 1—June SO-Jnly 88 ^ f IN SfTS FROM $50 fo $1JMO ; 7/ PERIOD 8— July 28-Auguat 88 f t .$110.00 BROTHERS B AN TLY OIL 301 Center S tr^t ■%»- JOHN A DYIER, Dii«e»or HIGHLAND PARK MARKH ( .iMi' w 'l, i\r TeL 3-5135 Phone vnrite ; !i M \i\ V I itci.l v-,| 94 Frederick Rd., Maneheater, C o ^ Open Eveiiingi Homes^se GAS Heat Than M U -4278 for foiier to PHONE M I 6-4611 317 HIGHLAND ST.. MANCHESTER TEL. MlfcticM 9-1595 977 MAIN Sr. M A N C H fST E R MEBCUKT—LEVOOLN ■V ; Vl .. ' \ - '''I 1 r '.- ■V. '' - -.■A7..V '"V , 4 : ■ ' ■ . • ' ■. ■ , - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 195A PAGE TWENTY-TWO V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN« WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1968 P A O K . ■AM, ALLEY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN. UUR BOARDING HOUSE W ith MAJOR HOOPI4 £ ‘MUUt* m s* MaU*’ « JV4BRE «nv> ' NCJ...MXJa n « T IS mSM rf WERE ..WHO THEY WERE, ■mt’* th« up-«r-tfl*-u*t iflft tot TMNfi IN THIS. jo e r BEiNfi tnere- TRAOONfi ' WHiaZE THEY CAME UM-HAV/.'MV _ 6AV./HEtjUSA, Sense and Nonsense 19M gr*du*t«*. THE HUt'C AN ETHNIC PROM OR WHERE KSOW WHAT? SHOiF, 101$ H*1q fltroat, hS* tte PiWJEaMXI WEIA. MJkKE TWE WAAt kiNO OP WANT MS TO ' NECESSARY GROUP OP [jV^EY WENT IT3UST ■; favortt* R*oord*, RMor'* Pi*y*r*, o^evA nO N S which w e PuHCH AND a u o v y ^ o p m s E ^ We r e ] ■DAWNED ON Bargains and *v4fy Mu*le*l ln*tru8Mnt M WHEEL AUGNMENf^WHEEL BALANCING WMCW fOR sasiNEssis 4 •Clothu don’t m«J<« the wom*n Wldow- -I prefer that jfou 4p convty your good wilht* to tfl* ESPEOMiY? W WAY OP THE ' KNOW ME X’M A Rich but they often show how she Is thht— w i i mSPAlHtNG AND RBCORING NOTHING... A\AN/-*-.HOW GRAOUA’rE «r for FATKBR’t made. Sheriff—Com*, hurry, pleaaA Listed by COMPLEX SHAKE 8EHV1CB "Si riorisM— AH-ER-^ MUCH HAVE I Uie JusUce la waiting. H ir e r DAY. ^ l ^ M l i c u n v A T ONE TIWE X WAS; eOTlNTHE , Widow—Oh, well, theh^you hava feO'«'M«nCM.VV>, UKENEOTO The June brideRroom will soon SEE ,6AHK?— r M And tha tmarriage Is a life sefn the license, I-suppo^T Thoto v«lv*tten •A*Ho*’'tfl .SVeNEAU-^ OU1TTIN5 tcnce, composed, as are all sen- The. Sheriff cleared himself ta jow*l color* *r* Just ,rifht for h a r­ luW ORK/ teneea, of one word pfter another. time. * drosly ttpkriti*. 1n*y com* with rumph!: fringid *nd«. A Texaa Sheriff, with papers In CuatOhier—Have you anything CLARKE Under New Management A Wortlntetio lsvo*mMit a civil suit, enter^ the house of for gray hair? Veriatile, Charming Far Bnudl-Fry Baadi Lever* A Mirror IMaolb Your Dsvotien Pan«i! 801 BROAD StREET—Ml an attractive widow and said: 'IWE PINK LUNCHKONKTTE High style in BATHING SUITS Good Wishes For **f*ty * apprOciaUoA, w* Sheriff—Majlam, I have at at- ■ Conscientious Dnlgigtst — Noth­ (located In Pine Pharmacy.) 844 sutgcst tho purchas4 of *har*a in ing. madam, but the greatest re­ tor boys and gtrls, infanu to ala# June is the traditional month for M-3» r tachm snt for you. Center Street 1$ noW managed by 14, was noted in MARI-MAD’B, weddings. What nicer gift for a "TKC ONE WIU4AM SHtEBT The widow blushed, but said spect. XM6k "Jim ” Lewie, who brings t 091 Main Btreet. ' -Cabana aeta beginning home^ than a beautiful FUND. INC." " OOfiURN AND something about reciprocation. The modem girl weara Just aa w ealth of eUeceaaful experience in lor boy* can-double for awlm-and- MIRROR fronr.J. A, WHITE MIDDUBMIOOK, o n M*itt BtfCOt. many clothes as her grandmother the business. Serving meals and Mitchell 8-1106. PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER Sheriff—You must proceed to play wear. Lots of handsome GLASS CO. SI Btssqll Bt. All are court," • —but not at the same time. anacka around the clock, they wir laids with terry elofh trims, llnest, decorative plate glass that I SUPPOSE EVEN A also prepare for you to TAKE 'amoua "Pauker" latela are evi­ make, attractive, chaming well BO In tiM Bwfn of fteflloa ROBCfT UKES COOKIES! . WELL,' , —r* PRISCILLA'.^ HOMK delicious FRIEX) CHICK; dent.- For girls man/ of the at­ appointments. For your own home.' Shaped to do wonder* for your CLANK! WMAT DO EN, FISH a CHIPS, CLuLMS ami tractive atylcs art elaatlclsed for they win <*U8TOM-CUT a mirror figure are the "Ro*e Marie R*id" FRENCH FRIES. Stop In and get perfect lit. Finest dyes, fabrics to flt any wall area. BATHING Burrs from OORBT CLANK' CLANK! YOU S A Y ; □ Daily Crossword Puzzle . t, ...... If CASUALS 887 MainiS-reet. You’U acdualnted. OPEN DAILY.! A.M and tailoring enable theea BATH­ CLANK! to 9 P.M.- and Sunday S A.M. to ING su n s to withstand rough Step into Summer in Style find itripe* that move in the 3 PJf. Open Memorial Day. treatment and stay new-looking It’s time to slip into cool, com­ I smartect eU-cles! You’H find In- 7^ An*w*r to Prtviou* PunH an entire aeaaon and longer. The fortable SHOES for summer at C. tereetlng knitted textures, exotic Giving yourself a horn* hair "Catalina" line of quality fwTmk B.'HOUSE A SON. There are all printe, vibrant Jewel eolore. Best skaucmer Bty MttH Girl ^ ■etT Follow the example of pro- wear la here. Take advantage WHITE PUbiPS, airy and open- of all, theM BATHING SUITS do fcselonalB and brush your hair of the peak aelectlon now. toed, also bfown and vrijR* something glorioiia for your morile A onoM *--^1>0WN- first, before combing it. 'This looe- SPIKfTA'TORS, the classic favor­ on the beachi ------carnival BY DICK TURNER 1 Color cna the curls and they are easier A pal* PlKb or mauve chiffon ites to complement youz lummer 1—- Sawyer to handle. eearf doea far more than its price wardrote- In smooth leathers, also Rick at laast one dreea In or­ and Becl^ IScent tag would Indicate to brighten up suede, all' are cushioned to give ange or tangerine foTyour aprlng - » 1»W „ m i >“ »-■ UJ. Oil. log IRueelan for your family this Memorial Day la Juat-right for you. Tpe FA­ gerine leather. MCddltend • wolfhound weekend, whether It's a hot picnic, Be Fast. BY AL CAPP End BOB i.UBBERS HI»NW.««IMk If you are counting on wearing MOUS I^M BS are your ^arantee LONG SAM ^ Cantor • Tenant a eooKout or a carry>all, depend of quality. , Father'e Day la Oomlog 7 U W ««A M -^ W-wReepAWTeECN II Breed spreed 7 Hither and 19 Benefactor llO lom eh the PINE PASTRY SHOP, 858 your favorite light-colored suit or LAM6rOA:6 C6 UlawUdered 401ntmaeee dresa tomorrow night and In tha Pop It king on Juife 15Ui. Show­ tcwt/tfecwEPr 5USPT W-ANP-AIP — tlBsUota Center St. to provide the ROLLS If you cook frozen poultry before er him with a gift from C. E. ttuBMinnsrs THKRSA HOrCPNItfP II Correlative • Louie XVI and M Olstanee Infeneae for hamburg or frankfurt, the tnomlng you notice thq- garment t o o u r J t M W v thawing, remember that the cook­ HOUSE A SON, hie favorite shop­ . rfCRPittCRffr of neither . meeiura 41 Fathers eaay-tO'pack FRUIT SQUARES, doeen't look epic and epan, Juat ing time win have to be Increased II Hide feetories 42 Patty quemi t ^ it to "MARTimZINO" at 20 ping center. Let 'him know he nC M H . GFANIOI Ahlolaette II Numbers flavor-full FRESH STRAWBERRY by at leaat one-half. ratM "topo.” n>ere are "Arrow* II Neptune’s • — and II Bicycle pert 41 Indian weight. PTE, plue a dalectable aasortment Eut Center Street where ONE IThtiAN (SfhMAN HOUR DRY CLEANING Is and "Van Heuien” SHIRTS for •pear Otlria IT Ka^ng 44 Olsclal tMgts of cupcakes, kies and breads. Sale «■ Blankets ' _____ WlAANlAN MPerib to Look for , UUpon 44 Custom specialty. Keep this in mind all hia dress and sport occasions. Closed Memorial Day. summer long. Enjoy fast, mod­ Homemakers with foresight are You’U find here aome snappy I t NegaUve word n Ruasian newt M Impudent 4TSea oeglt taking advantage of the Mav Sale 12 Cry of agency 11 Deny 4IOiasnpart em, up-to-date dry cleaning here. TIES and BELTS. Full-cut WALK­ ARaI/S TaU-«f-Uie-Montli Sale They give you "the most" for your on BLANKETS at MONTGOM­ ING SHORTS, also BATHING tecctenale IT Ate away II AfCMde ’ SO lisle slMap Just for tomorrow and Satur­ ERY WARD COMPANY and 148ad sound money. And when shirts pile up TRUNKS will see Ded throiigii a day, WATKINS, 135 Main Street, In tha hamper and the weather­ stuffing their piggy. bank with siBzUhg aeason.with no coruplaints. MCoad IT r • r r substantial savings. For yourself ITXnock n [I E 1 offer "White .BSephant’’ Bargains man is not promising favorable From the array of light-weight p throughout tm store. Don't miss news. Just drive up to the SHIRT or (or a wedding gift the. Hand JACaCETS, end popular "Wash 'n MChant |ff~ r •creen PRINT BLANKET, of or- KCyUndilcal r L fhis Tall.rihe«,aurict p t Ollect your S A H GREEN Send to Sue Barnett, The Manches­ man portions served here. Herald. 1150 AVE. OF AMERI­ r IT r r r ter Evening Herald, 1180 AVE. OF new looking. WOOL-CA.SHMERE CAS, NEW YORK 36, N. Y. Print and.Princess iJ L. L« STAMPS. Ask for a "Lucky CLOSED SUNDAYS. BLANKETS are GUARANTEED card’.’ and get your »eventh. pair AMERICAS, NEW YORK 8 8 , N.Y. Name, Ad.drMe_.and Pattern Num-. P Prim 'Name,.'Addites wilh Zone, -against moth damage -for -5 yearr, tf im tanlMi iMk Mlttdlvtdvttl di aJi r — of HEEUS FREE. Having guaau this weekend? It reg. $19.95 now $14.94. Only., 50c ter. ’ U S eU ers Style Number and Size. can be relaxing or a rat rice. It Have you a copy of our 1958 J J r down holdf and stores your pur- Needlework Album? ..It containa "Not knowing a foroign languago is ombirratting MTengtas E Lets of evening gowns pose a Basic Fasiaon, Spring and Sum*- all depends on the hoatees' - atU- chase until October 15th. •omotimos—oiptciaily whon you piuH a throa-foot putt IT Man’s J J problem when It comes to pack­ mer '58 contains dozens more tude.toward help from her guesta. ■I dozens of pretty designs in cro­ 1 Ej ji ing them into a auttcaae. One smart, easy to sew styles in all Most expect to lend a hand. Let chet. knit, embroidery and sew; in a mixod fouraOmt!" them. Everyone will be hap­ It’s Time for a Summer Suit plus directions for one knit and aelution lies In, buying the short sizes: special features. Send 35 HARMAC iOCN’S SHOP. 946 B. C. BY JOHNNY HART evening gown in a soft fabric such cents for your copy. pier. thrqe■qe crochet items. Only 25c a BY RAY GOTTO 'Main Street, have a tefrlflc aelec- cop:>h , / COTTON WOODS THiira, —THAT opmciALuy aa silk chiffon. tlon of Clipper Craft Suita in 9-M Picnics Ctei Pack a PunrA r...AND BY TONIGHT ; ,5 0 MIKE IS KICKS ore TME woeip'a first Hurrah for the Red. Mlilto and; tropicals and wash-’n-wear fabrics. ONE PLAYER WILL ^ .PROBABLY TAKING 'BE KIND TO PUAAB ANIAAALB Have a, Wondorful'Picnic Blue! Whether you’re eaUng Indoors Get aet for the aummel days What a Coat of Faint Cm -Do I BE SOLD, RELEASED A FINAL LOOK AT WMK.* That'a uie wish for you from Youll cheer too, when you sea or out this Memorial Day week' ahead, keeping cool, looking well- If you are planning to ctech up OR ON HJSWAY TO ONE OF'EM f . PINE-LENOX PHARMACY. 299 the snappy tri-colored PLAY OUT­ end, do plan to enjoy succulent dressed. Buy now while the excel­ on the painting Jobs ateund the TH BUSHES . ^ _ r East Centar St. and PINE PHAR­ FITS up to size 14 In : ANDER­ SPLIT BROILERS from LYNN lent selection includes regular, houes on Memorial/Day. SWP MACY, 684 COnter Street, not SON’S CHILDREN’S SHOP, 303 POULTRY FARMS STORE In the Jong and short. ' Remember PAINTS from SmRWIN-WlL- only lor the Memorial Day waek- Bast Center St. Perfect for Me­ ParkadcJ Always fresh, you can Father's Day, June^lSth. LIAMS COMPLY. 981 Main -7^' end bilt for all the eummer'hgll-' really TASTE THE DIFFER- Street help you get professional morial Day and all sunutoet long:. BNGK. Here at LYNN you buy days tb^eome^ PICNIC NECES- Your youngsters will look like a Topping - a bath with a rub- results, SWp^ PAINTS for inside w e is e ir Bl^ES are amply stocked here; superior'poultry, raised on nearby down of lotion or body oil Is' wise. and outside decorating, flow on ANHIUUa-IUSCH, INC. • IT; tOUIS • NiWAMC • 108 JMORIt million in these spirited summer Ponnactiicut farms and fed accord­ easily arid evenly, to give you JJL. Insulated Jugs and chtets to keep play sets. "McKqm"' sliorts and It protects the skin and alao helps foods appeUatngly hot or- cold. ing to lajtast findinga and scientific replace natural oils lost while beautiful and lasting protection. Then there are.portablo GRILLS, pedal-pushers In .solid - red or t research. washing. SWP offers a right type paint for also paper plates and. cups here. white with gay patriotic knit-l every need. You can get expert Protect ■ your eyes with potaroid trim at waist are $2.98. Match-1 •HooVer’ Salea nnd Service Tool* for an Outdoor Che' help and dependable advice here,' Ing Jerseys are $1.98. See the, b . D, PEARL APPLIANCE- »r* »^we r.^4m SUN GLASSES. Ward off sun’s A good cook dr.-terves good BAR­ For Merriorial Day glare and heat with a gay VISOR smart red and white CHECK-; puRNITURE CX)., 649 Main St., BECUE TOOLS like the- kind seen For Well-Manicured Lawns CAP. Smooth on suntan LO­ ED SEERSUCKER shortf,' $Y25 offers a special on HOOVER St HARRISON'S, 849. l/laM Street. A well-cared-for lawn says nice .z: BUGS BUNNY TIONS andiicquire a glorious sun- and the neatly striped ones. VACUUM DU.ST BAGS, now 89c Featuring the ‘‘Mr. <'^rtender” things about you to neighbors and kissed look. Roomy. BEACH a package. Replacement BELTS line, these fine stainless ateel passers-by alike. Turn lawn mow­ BUZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE Z rcELS STBOfiS / BAGS, rubber lined will do active If you are all keyed up, try rub­ are available. This is your factory- spatulas, forks, hasting brushes From Manchester's Fayorite Garden Center bing your head; Of course, do it ing into* sheer pleasure with an JSfFTER'REFUtUM* IN TURKPf, HE IS rOAYi duty all summer. OPEN ALL authorized HOOVER SALES AND have smooth polished wood 18” rolaty POWER MOWER NOW DAY MEMORIAL DAY. The in private. Giving your head a SERVICE. handles,, leather thongs and priced ^ESCOR TEO PART OF THE WAt AT quick massage often helps relieve ON SALE for *39.95, reg. *49.95 TREETOP LEVEL BY A TURKISH PLAHE. kiddies will love the flags, and II each. GIFT BOXED barbecue The 20" rotomatlc povver mower nervous tension. And it also, works If only little boys were aa dirt- FRM ■ noisemakers to cheer on the pa­ ahakers with long reg. $79.95 Is $59.95. It is qie an­ rade. STOCK UP ON FILM for to keep normal cases of dandruff resistant as the man-made fibers. handles let you season with a flair nual MAY SALE at GOODYEAR the coming weekend. under control. - But B>'nthetic fibers need spe­ and drama. $2.99. Fboda can be SERVKTB STORE, 713 Main cial handling even as the little cooked to a delicious ‘'turn’’ with Street. You’ll find everything fqr guys do. In washing a synthetic the help of a he-man UTILITY Woodland Gardens lavi-n care here Including garden by hand, such aa Fiberglas cur­ TONG (stainleM ateel 'guard, hose. A revolving LAWN SPRIN­ "In The Center Of Manchester'' tains, never wring oc twist it. \yOoded handle) 12.99.,He’ll be the KLER, 79c helps you keep a -nice In a machin*' avoid vvrinkles by host with the. most’’’ in a hand green lawn so you can enjoy back­ using short cycles, but no epljr^' some BARBECUE APRON plus yard picnics with a BARBECUE ■V,. drying and a very light'load.^ Let the 3-pc, tools of the trade 13.99 GRILL *7.99, reg. 112.96. There’s I^UI TAKES the curtains drp dry. ift-)>oxed. Keep him in the lime- fun and peak-flavor-eatlng when Extra ‘i'OFFFOR ght; pas.s him the ammuni­ you grill and roSst food outdoors. US FATEFUL Name Your Beauty..Tickef tion. the "HOUSE OF HERBS” Large FUSHT WTO Memorial Day offl^'ally starts SEASONINGS and to Make some good s.4>ck out of RU5SA. 4JaA*< j t a summer activities and vacation perform taste magic. giblete, wing tips., and necks of ALSO SSc'OiMi 65e SiZ^S S-21 MORTY MBEKLE BY DICK CAVALU plans. Wherever you go. whatever chicken, adding onion, carrot, cel you do, you'll want to look your 20% Discount on Fiber Rugs VINCA VINES, AGERATUM, PETUNIAS, SPIKES, MIXED POTS, FAaOOWN- , ^ SOME PEOPLE JUST Give your home a cool, easy-to- ery, parsley, bay lea/, peppercorns, FUCHSIA. MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD 7 1 ! best with a ihlnimum demand on sllspice and salt. Strain the stock BANG/BANG/ VOUltEOEAO.‘'J ^ DON’T HAVE ANY precious time. SCHULTZ BEAU- eare-for look this summer with a BASKETS, NIEREMBERGIA AND URNS lOUlREOEADf BANG.' IMAGINATION bock panel FIBER RUG. togged 20% DIS- and mix with tomato juice, adding TV SALON, 983 Main St., with Its more salt and pepper if needed, \ . i • URNS AND WINDOW BOXES FILLED • BANG/BANG/ BANG BANG giyei , staff of top-notch talent welcomes te.J)amaglng Rust Lire In The Midst Of Beauty! Lady’’- than before. A wealth of year round use. They are reversible Touch up y™r metal furniture, /- beauty products and services await for twice the wear and half the tools, radiators with ’’RUST- you in every field of beauty cul­ cleaning. Spots just suds off. Firm­ OLEUM” from J0HNS0ITT»AINT FOR YOUR BEDDING PLANTS: ture. BOOK YOUR, BEIAUTY AP­ ly woven 'and neatly toped, these COMPANY, 723 Main Street. It POINTMENT. Mitchell 3-8951. FIBER Ru g s wUl never ravel. beautifleiii" as It protects' against Salvia rust. Even If the surface hai al­ Ageratum D ahliM SCHULTZ BEAUTY SALON can They do'lie flat without '.tacking. Schizanthus MOS’iLY make the entire wedding party Sizes are 8’ x 9’,-also 8’ x 10’ and ready rusted, you can apply RUST- Astera Marigolds (bride, her attendants, the moth­ 9’ X 12’. OLEUM. with its penetrating Snapn AND ers) look radiantly-chic. - qualitiM, directly over the rust to Aiyasum Lobelia MANY, ______y .» Creotc Frteh lotertot In a Room halt the damage and introduce Sclabiosa MANY 3Dol i IBM By RU Bafaba, las. TJB. fM/QH. Nicotian!! All Formal Wear in Stock ' It doesn’t have to cost a fortune new beauty- and service. Uee Calendulas Stocks MORE BY LESLIE TURNER June Is the traditional month for to liven up the living room' for RUST-o l e u m indoori or out; it -Carnations Petunias Four O’clock $1.75 CAPTAIN EASY weddings. REGAL MEN'S SHOP, your family’s greater comfort and Is ideally eulted for preserving, 5 0 I WON'T HIT VERY IMPRE55IVB. 907 Main St., has an informative enjoyment. Simply get in touch concrete, wood, cement block' and Cosmos Verbena Zinnia MR. ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY VDU HARO EK0U6H CAPTAM EA5YI NOW, booklet "The'Art of Middle Aisling with MANCHESTER UPHOL­ brick. The orie-half pint can ie 98c. THE OTHER TWB. V0UKHAN05UP! STERY COMPANY. 24 Birch St. BEING ONE OF THE LARGEST BEDDING PLANT GROWERS IN THIS AREA 5 - a y -I EHT MAYBE T H I»- for the Bridegroom.’’ Ask for a MilT MR. ABEANATHX **Remember free copy. They have everything at If you are getting out-of-state visi­ Invest with Confidence Tba FittlBg’e REGAL'S In FORMAL WEAR tors this summer, your home can For maxlYnum safety, Income YOU ARE GEHING ONLY THE BISTawl TRUE TO NAME THI$ M A T WONY HOLP and growth, you should check the ^TH ETH R M OSI TIm Thing” FOR HIRE: Tuxedos, cutaways, be attractively ready to welcome white dinner Jackejts, formal them with fresh DRAPERIES. many advantage* of MUTUAL FUNDS... Information on alt the SPECIAL shirts, ties and accessories. Noth­ SLIPCOVERS or Upholstery. COMPLETE LINE OF ing has to be sent away for; every­ Lumpy, sagging- chairs and divan MUTUAL FUNDS available at your New York Stock Exchange Popular .... i thing Iq^ right here. Just pick out can be strengthened and revitalized your size and try it on for perfect after only a few days "hospltollza- Member, the SHEARSON, HAM- Rhododeiidron fit. All sizes are available. OPEN tlon" here. Call Mitchell 9-9521 MILL A COMPANY, 913 Main VEGETABLE Repeat! EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT. for approximate ESTIMATES. Street. Mitchell 3-1671. PLANTS $ y i.95 o Shade oad Flowering Treeo vontsv Fitting children's shoes is a specialty at Leonard's: riogevnY S l ’S^ BUDGET PRICED PULL-ON o Flowering Shrute • Fruit Yes, Mothers and Dads . . . we do know how. 1 Ro m For 2 P-urehosod JEFF COBB BY PETE HOFFMAN Treen o . Evergreens e Rho- Mox Whito ^ b y A t Rtgiiior Prico THE SIXIRY OF MARTHA WAYNE BY WILSON SCRUGGS . m TUAN TO LOPPY SA L K APAPmHT.. OOSSAIID dodehdron. Perennial* "Complete Lino’ $1.35. $1.49 .2 Ft. x2Va R. TOUR fSTER, GIORIA (K8NK W/9SIERWUIUVE OoMor-rf*b panll# 9lrdl*'*l*gi ttin't (••I" Of Correettvo Seed o Fertilizers e IneecH- ’ FUYSAUXOFPUWOiUgOI NOTUIUGTDOOWITH ,AS-THeBM> ^ wvio's Shoes" WEEKEND ONLY OB A PUBLIC OUT THERE, cleverly ityW with new vertical stretch bock .panel. eldea o Lime o Peat Moaa o Vory Bushy! NOU MAUD;,. I'LL BRIP&ET<2 Poll r iParrot Your Doctor’s This Is your chance to atari a SCUTO'mAT.'WOW BNBMy MAKES fpr control, walkinq ease, bf potterned Jocqoord net p p m PASS v&M Freocriptton Bird BaUi*, eto. rose garden tola weekend. Whilo Th#y Lost! rMTCLUMGV0UA6AIU HEAPUmS.^ with broothe-oosy dip front waistline. Upshoped elas­ Filled With Core T o m o u r ! tic hot log bonding, bonoloss. Whito on wh'rto, pink on whito, bite on whito. S. M. 1. **

\ \ ^ **jy ^* _ -S». .a GLAZIER'S 166 WOODLANHSTc i^IN TH E CEN TER OP T O W —MANCHESSTBR JOHN J. ZAPADKA ^ PHONE BO 8-8474 CORSET SHOP * OPEN UNTIL •too P.M. «» MAIN STREET ’ M I 8-8S4I 'c* A , Al' f - V' i K A PAGE TWENTY-nVR >A6S •n^NTY-FOUR ^ MANCHESTER EVEIm^O HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, MAY 28. 1958 IIANGHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1968 !■ . I > .)j ^ . I I 111 — .1 I IJ»- I I ...... - ...... ■ I.M.II I I I LOCAL on Sport Chatter W ins Opening State Golf Play Here • , / ______EARL YOST Bert Carlson Dyer Wins Two Events ‘Cerv. Swings Big Bat, Sprrt* Editor Joe Adcock Fred Najjalff, 1015 Main St, Stroke Behind of Approval Baseball Um- In Eastern Sectionals Philip Newcomb, 15 Pitkin St.; NATIONAL LEAOtrt: , wlth headquarters in Man- William Spooner, 80 Eva Dr.; and Three runs in th* fifth taurng, ca8M#9K^‘ll meet Monday night at Stanley Sroka, 41 Agnea Dr. Theie With 73 Total Big Joe Dyer conGnued his sparkling performance with thfc plus a neat one-hit pitching per­ Pinch Hit Snaps Turley’s Streak 7 o’clock'at.the West Side Rec. As­ ■ . ____;_____ ” * men are all. quatifM to' conduct Manchester High School trxek team yesterday afternoon in formance by, Ray Jenack, powend signments for-the summer leagues examinations of applicants for Manchester golf ere finished the ninth annual Eastern Sedtional Qualifying Meet at the the Manchester Auto Parta to a 4-2 New York, May 28 (A’)— Bob Gerv, who became a hefty v^ l tw distributed g t this time. hunting licenses in (Jonnedticut. Win over Green Manor last night one-two in'the opening one- University of Connecticut. The rugged 6-2. 200-pound senior, at Buckley Field. IxMlfig pltcber Does^'t'rick hitter by aheddiiig some weight, sceme to have made Bob EXPERT RIFUSMEii! Medals, Applicants who paas~the test may emerged ss one of the meet’s twof- then secure licenses from the day tournament schedule of Jim Coleman recorded nine etriKe- Turley his favorite target as the Kansas City, Athletics make second highest award in American the Connecticut SUte Golf double winners, aetttng a new out* and walked five batters while New Yorki Ma.v 28 Town Clerk’s office. Eastern record In the dieciu event their bid to tip the scale against the New York Yankees thii Junior shooting, have been woh by Assn, yesterday. afCemoon at limiting the winners to JuM two Warren (The Wonder) S;^ Cary Kosak of 174 Greenwood Dr. and estabUahing a new school rec­ bingles. The lone'hlt off Jeriack waa , tsoo'^on. AL1TMN1 LEAGUE baseball ac­ the Manchester Country Club ord In the shot put. working hia usual nlafiric The slugging outfielder, down ta and Steve Higgins of ,204 Green­ Eddie Zawatowakl’s two-ruo homer wood Dr„ the National Rifle ASsn. tion starts Sunday with the tradi­ course. Top honors were chalked Dyer’s toea with the discus,' 141 the St. Louis Cardinals, is a trim 204 or ao after sweating in the fourth. Bob Halstead’S baaea- announces. Both boys are members tional doubleheader slated pt up by- husky Stan HlHnskl who feet, 11H inches broke the old loaded Single waa th* big blow In third of the way home today Major Leogile! off about 10 pounds, crashed hia Charter Oak Purk. Honor of ap­ fired a two over par 38-34—72.' meet record of 137 feet, 3H Inch­ second home run off the no-wind­ of the Manchester High Rifle Club. the Auto Pari*' fifth inning rally. in his^run for a record 20- Both will next be "ehooUng" for pearing In the. first game at 1:30 One stroke behind the club cham­ es aet by New London’s Tom Dis- Auto Parta 001 03x—4 up right-hander and drove in four will be shared by Green Manor pion WB* Bert Carleon, another cordia last spring; Joe later vlctory season. And the National Leaders: runs aa the band of ex-Yanlreea the top rating for Junior shooters,' Green Manor 000 200—2 t 2 League schedule .la less than a the Distinguished Riflemen Medal. and Naaalff Arms. «Nightcap at Silk Towner, who had a 37-36—73 toised the shot put 61 feet, two Jenack and Halstead; 'Coleman cracked the varsity 7-3 and mad* 3:30 wilt feature Fire A Police for his day’e efforts.. A field of 112 Inchea to set his new Manchester ah'd'Moran. quarter over. *, 4 National League a ahamblae of Turley's perfect The 37-ypar-old abuthpaw Batting (Based on 75 or more at OOAOIEH have been assigned and First National Ba: k. The players competed. High record. T h e. personable A9IERICAN LEAGUE record. league will ,,Iay twinbitia every Earlier this week Hillnskt won Red and Whit* star, winner of the Sullivan’s Red and IVhlte Stand gained his seventh victory - of the batai—Miislal, St. Louis, .450; Turley, whose aeason-opening ' for the Intermediate Baseball Maya, San Francisco, .398; Spen­ Suiiday in June, plus Ttiesday, medalist honors In the second an- Thom McAn Shoe Award last fall rallied for six' rune in the tinel in­ season laat night on a pinch-hit ■tring of ahutout Inninga waa ' LMgUe which will be operated thii nual Manchester InylUtlort for the two-out, ninth-inning homer by cer. San Francisco, .348;- Skinner, ■eaiiut by-the RecreatlonDepart^ Thursday and Friday night*. aa the football teafn’a butataitding ning to upend the C2ieck*re 8-5 laiat Pittaburgh, 340; Crowe, Clhcin- Junked at 19 by Cfarv'a.JuHnO'noi L M ^ e member, besides the open­ second strflghT" year but Waa lineman,' aleb^ Juat mined quaUfy- Ha- Joe Adcock as the Milwaukee aa the A’a lost 8-1 in Kew York ment ht, the West Side Oval. Two eliminated In the second round. It Braves Junked Sam Jones’ two-htt netl, .337. coaches wilt return from last ing day .contestants will be the ing in the Javelin event with a left both rivals deadlocked for first May 2, had given up only six Elks and Manchester Trust.. 'Leo was the first C8 GA tourney for fifth place finish. place with Identicei 3-1 won uid shutout for a 3-2 decision over the Runs — Meyt, San Francisco, earned runa while completing each year’s staff. John Keller will han­ 36; CepediKv-9an Francisco, 34; Diana wifi )>e league commission­ Carlson. Tha first four boys in each event lost records. Rick Daley's two-nm Cards. of hia starts for a 7-0 record go­ dle the defending champion Ponti- Dick Murphy, Invitation winner It was Spahnle’B fifth straight Banks, jCWcego and Thomaa, (contractors and Jimmy Wiley er and publicist. - and the flrat two teams in the re­ homer got the CSieckers off to-a ''' • Plttsjtgilih. 29; WalU, Chicago and ing into laat night’s gam* at ‘Kan- last Sunday, placed sixth wi^h a lay qualified for the annual State quick start but U batters paraded over St. Louis, second this season, aaa City. Win coach Fire and Police. Harry 75. Tied for-third spot with-74s for a 49-26 lifetime record against lews, Milwaukee, 28. (Pmrispkrlaon has replaced Ernie VOIXEV B.\LL sessions on Mon­ UlAC Meet early next month. to the plate In. Sullivan’s eixtli in­ the Redbirds—who have supplied Runa Batted In -Thomaa, Pitta- IjMte Five InniDga Noekd iMhead man with Bantiy's day noons at the Community Y Five, records, four in the field ning eruption. burgh, 36; Banks, Chicago. 34; This time, he lasted only five tn- have ended for the summer sea­ events, were broken yesterday as Sullivan's 010 lOfi- 8 I 2 X f. . almost a fourth of his 231 major Oiler* annstoe Oalanek has taken Checkers , 200 080-5 4 2 league victories. Maya and Spencer, Sen Francisco, niifga giving up six runa—three over the relihk.from Tiny Pockett son, Wally Fortin of the Rec staff lAKjal Girl Ties powerful New Britain topped the 33; Cepeda. Sap Praneiaeo, 82. on Cerv‘s flrat-inning homer-- reports. The popular program 12-school field with . 74,1 polnta. Salo and Perry; Gdlliijriier, Spahn, now 7-1, can set a major with Nassiff Ahns. Age gixiup for Zemanek (S), Cyr (6) and Adama. league record for left-handers by Hits—Maya, Sen Praneiaeo, 64; while losing to the A'* for only thto loop la 15-17. atoys cannot be will be resumed in th- fall. In One-Day Event Hertford Public ran a distant sec­ Muslal, St. Louis, 59; SMneer, the ' second time in 16 decisions. ond with 35.6 polnta and Manchee- bagging bis ninth 20-vlctory sea­ 15 before Aug. 1 to ineligible to ter waa third with a total o f 29.24 ‘iVotc Just a Minute Mr, Umpire....’ son. He shares the record with San Francisco, 66: Walls, Chicago Hit earned run average Jumped compete. • .MA.VCHESTER will be a mem­ and Cepeda, San PrancieM, 62. from 0.86 to 1.61. ber of Section 2 in Connecticut Mrs. Jea* Gsadlno of Ma*- points. . former American - League Bob ehester and Mr*. Ted Zaiko of Other Indians who qualified for $ 1 5 9 5 OKiiivxim Caa«y Btiinirel tiKnals’ to plat* tiinplr* Jphn St«vens to lUtan to hla protMt of Umpire Larry Napp'a (Lefty) Grove at the moment. Doublee—Hoak, CtnbInnaU, 16; The victory hoiteed the A's past LAST CALL for Karey beRN»II American l-eglon Junior baseball dootalon that a drive over the righuleid fence by Mickey Mantle (7) waa foul. Harry Chltl, Kaneaa Muslal, St. Louis, 12; Moryn, Chi­ Boaton into aecond place b*h.lnd Indian Hill deadlocked for first the State Meet were Al McBride, s*ut)i a*ea, 1*4. Gain on Olanta excursion tickets has been Isau^, this season. Other loop members place in the Class A Dlrislon of Bob Churllle end Scott Clendaniel. City catcher atands In left foreground. Stengel’a' proteat waa in vain, and Mantle proceeded to cago, Aaron, MilWaukee, Skinner, the American League leading Yan­ by Joe McCarthy. This year’s an­ ar Bast Hartford, Hartford. Wll- Btrike out. Kanaaa City won the game laat night, 7-8. (AP Photofax). The Brkvea closed within a Pittaburgh add Davenport, San kee*. The Red Sox loat 3-2 at the Cennectleot Wemen's (lolf McBride was third in both th* nual trip to Yankee Stadium uill liiHantlc and Rockville. Each Assn. One-Day Tournament game of firat place San Friuicia- Franclaco, 11. % Detroit. Cleveland defeated Bal­ teailK.wlll pla. a 12-game sched­ 120-yard high hurdles (18.5L-8hd co, beaten 5-1 at ■ Philadelphia, be on Sunday, June'’ 15 for the yesterday at New Londnn. Each the 180-yard low hurles -122.5). Triplee — Mays, San Francisco. timore 7-6 In IQ Inninga and the doubleheader between the Yankees ule, mating the' other four teams while third place Pltteburgh 6 ; Banks, Chicago, GiUiam, Los Chicago White Sox beat Washing­ had a low gross score of 85. Al’a Ume in the latter elrent is a moved within four games of the and Detroit 'Hgera. Tickets, which three timea First start for Man­ The local girl. In her third year new school record. X^urilla tied Angeles, Ashbum, Philadelphia, ton 7-3, Include round trip train fare, are chester wllilje June 11 in Hartford top with a 5-8 victory over Loa -Virdon, Pittaburgh and Blasln- Cerv. sold to the A's In 1956, of golfing competition, had a for aecond place, \(1th a leap of Mantle’s Shoulder Angeles. available at the Kacey Home. Spe­ while the hoihe opener is ^ te d 44-41 while .Mrs. Zaiko was 48- five feet, six,,iitbhes in the high game, St. Loula, 4. upped hiB AL-leadlng RBI to 36 cial rates are available for young­ June 15 at Mt. Net^o againat'Willi- If Sad Sam's sad these days, it’s Homs. Runa - - Thomaa. Pitta- while banging three hits. It was 42. Jump, end Clendaniel ran second • At laat! A rtaHy no wonder after .what’s happened ster*. The train, will leave Union mantic. X in the 880-yard run. Scott’s time low-pricad pickupl burgh and Maya, San Francisco, hia 12th homer—hia one-season Station in Hartford on June 15 at __ _ _ _ '< Publicist Anne McBride of to the Cardinal right-hander in 13; Walla. C9ilcago and Cepeda, high In the majors. Hee LoMa the Maachester Club said tkls of, 2:02.5 waa only one tenth of a • Leweit Hat pries of Cause of Concern his last two starts. He allowed . 8:06 a.m. .McCarthy reports 60 TVULIOHT LXAOUE^baaebeU second behind the winner. any Amiriean tniclil: San Francisco, 12; Mathews, Mll- also had three of the A's nine hits. ttcketsrfrom an allotment of 350 ia tha firat . tiiae.js JocaI »iMnaa tfk This Corner, Weighing, . . . . ______only three hits, but was beaten 1-0 weakee, II. ^ tryouts win sUrT HohdaF filghtr Hod er won a Claso A es'cat ia Tom Anaeldi and Jack Jacobs Jack Urban, a one-time Yankee ar* unaold. All seats are In See- June 9, at Mt. Nebo. The circuit raeoitf ■ by Philadelphia and Robin Rq>< Stolen Bases — T. Taylor. Chi­ the past 12 years# Proudly displaying a king size trout, he caught at Snipsic Lake, deadlocked four other schoolboys 22.54 mpf Kansas City, May 28 (/P)— If Mickey Mantle’s shoulder is farm hand, won hi* third/ He tlona 14, 18, 18—third base side. Is expected to start operating one for fifth place in the pole vault erta last week. Last nlgljfe'he cago and Ashbum, Philadelphia, 8 ; walked non* and struck out eight, Rockville; is Mike Satamls Jr., of Franklin 8 L, Rockville. The MSCA« sore and cutting down on his home run production, he gave up only a pair of jM'rmlesa r eek later with all activity at Mt. and Dick DubanoakI and atx oth­ Amerloan League Skinnar, Pittsburgh, 6 ; Robinson, three times fanning Mickey Man­ Were Ray Blue of Wethersfield, trout 'Weighed in at four pounds, three ounces and was 22 thches • Costs Itssia bayl wouldn’t admit it last night. “ I feel fine," was Mickey’s suc­ singles until the ninth,^ Clnciniiatl," Gilliam and Zimmer, HANDICAP COMMITTEE Nebo. long. Satemla la a brother of Herald Photographer Joe Batemis ers tied for fourth spot In the high Teeterday’a Reavdta tle, whose hitting atreak was end­ Oialrman at the Manchester Coun­ Johfi'^Capuano of Meadowbrook jump, but the local boy lost out in • Cesis lesslD rvfll cinct reply to published reports that a recurrence of a shoul­ Then Ed Mathew* singled and Loa Angeles and Maya, San Fran­ ed at 14. The Yanl(eea, 1-1 againat who took the picture. Kanaaa City 7, New York 8. Jones hit Wes Cbvington with a cisco, 6. try Chib this season is Ray Della- ' JOHNNY DYBER, new Hall and JaCkMn Meikle of Wiiliman- a Jumpoff to qualify for the State Chicago 7, Washington 8. der injury has taken some of the» " ■ ------— ■ the' A's this aeaaon after winning Uc. power out of the Now York Yan- _ pitch. A couprt" of fore# outs car- Pitching (based on 5 'or more F*ra. His capable assistants ai-e High of West Hartford baseball Meet. Manchester’s 880-yard re­ Cleveland 7, Baltimore 6. (10). 19 of 22 last year, scored on Els­ Earl Ballaleper, Jimmy Hofvath coach, was unsuccessful in his first The victory, was the third for lay team settled for fourth place keea' de luxe home run hitter. jj^ i | j 0 g ASSeSSeCl riM aMtheVra home, and Sad Sara decisions) — Spahn, Milwaukee, 7- Stadebaker-Fcuikard Detroit 8,,Boaton 2. , then 4faVe up his fourth hit—^^Ad- 1, .875; Purkey. Cincinnati, 6-1, ton Howard’s fourth-inning homer and Vln Bogginl. Any cpihplainta invasion of Manchester—his home Hllinski in the one-day sventa. He honors. Btandinga And in the flrat inning of the and got two in the seventh with won his first here in 1954 and the 100 Mile an Hour Club Picks Visit your local Dealer toflayl Yankee-Kanaaa City Athletica cock’s towering two-run shot over .833; Friend. Pltteburgh, 7-2, .778; on lower golf handlers may be town—against the Indiana. The ■W Id Pet. the centerfleld fence. Eliton, Chicago, 6-2, .714; Kline, two out before Urbafi struck out addreeesd In person-'-'only—to the Red and White scored an 8-1 de- second in 1956 in Tdrrington. He New Y o rk ___ ^.85 7 .781 game a fewmlnutea later, he drove pihcb-htttsr Harry Blmpeon, 1st* canned two birdies on the front a foul ball-more than 400 feet out To _ Principals Rjookle Cuit mood’s *»<»nd hqra^^^ Pittsburgh, 6-Ji ,.667 aforenamed committee. claion earlier this week at Mt. Bryan to Win Indianapolis 500 lOLAND MOTORS— 369 Contar Sfn ManehoMW' Kanaka City . ^17' 18 ;515' ■ eachers College Shortstop Strikeouts — "jo n n , St. Louis, of Kansas City. Nebo. Dyber, who operates the nine and added one more on the Sport Schedule of the park down the rightfield er gave Jones, now 8-6, a 1-0 edge back nine. He just missed an eagle Boaton ...1 9 19 .500 in the fifth. Then Spahn, who gave 46; Sphhn, Milwaukee and Gomez, A pair of . unearned runs, on ' .SSWVMUSVGOVERNpli'M Ci:P Golf Tour- Brae-Marr Day Camp In Bolton Cleveland ....1 9 20 .487 line. It Btruck a cament wall some New Britain Taacbera College closM Its baseball season yester­ Frank M alzon^ error, gave tha OH the 12th. \ 40 feet above the playing field. The In N.L. Brawl up eight hlU, Issued his only walks San FranctsCb, 42; Antonelll, San unsent qpiQliIlfylng round will take during the summer months, re­ Indianapolis May 28 Mem-^i There waa one vote for Sai Today Chicago ____ 16 19 day byi beating Keene, N . H., Teachers, 13-0. Leo Cyr, freshman Praneiaeo, 40; Podrea, Los Angeles, Tigers the edge in the'sixth. But place this ha sides at 24 Frederick Rd. The le«d>m; bera of the champion 100 Mile an Hanks, winner laat year, wh wall remained itanding but the —the firat intentional to load the ehortatop from Manchester, collected two hits for the winners in holiday weekend. First St«n HfllriHkl. MAiirlieater 3S-34—72 Medics v*. Green Detroit . ____ 17 21 bases and the second forcing In a 38. Vito ValsnUnatti, recalled from ronn(Fmatch«"inatches must be played by Be.rt C^RrlHon. Manchestpr 37-W—78 Hour Club ai-e picking Jimmy won't be in the Memorial Da ball teemed to cave in contentlqna PitUburgh, Mky 28 (JP) — Man­ four official tripa, tallied .two runs and stole three baaea. The the minors Saturday, had to atrika R*y Blue. WethertfleW 37-37^74 Buckley Field. ] Baltimore , . . . . l i 19 of thoae cloie to the Yankee club run—In the eighth far a 2-0 Card Juab 7, second round by June 8. JEFF KOELAOH reporU Morl- Bryan of Phoenix, Arlz., to win race. He'll drive a pace car. Dea’t rbk o tire oaidaiitl • WaalUngton ...1 5 21 ager Danijy' Murtaugh of the Hardware (Jlty nine won nine of 17 starts this season. American l-eaguit out ptnch-hlttor Gene Stephana af­ srty Bros, will open their Farm­ John Capuano, Meadovbroolc 74 the 42nd 500-miIe race at Indiana­ Norman’a va. Anaaldl’a, 8—V*r-j that Mickey can’t pull ,the ball lead. ,jUUrd round by June 15- and the Jack»>n Meikle, WUHmantlc 74 Paraona, the 1950 winner, wb planck Field. Today'a Oamea Pittsbupgli Pirates and two San Batting t Based on 75 or more ter Bill Renna’e RBI double In the x ' fCUrtb round by June 21. Finals are ington VaHe} League baseball Dkk Murphy, IndianIHII niMHill V —lu “ polis. Motor Speedway Friday. voted for himielf, gueiaed ti when batting left handed.’ Francisco Giants have been flned Rip Repulskl alammed a threa- “ - • . , jj . . . - Civitah va. Community Baptist ! Baltimore at Cleveland—^Harah- run homer In the first for the at beta) — Ward, Cleveland, .393; ninth to save Paul Foytack’s ■cheduled Saturday, June 28. Low slate on Sunday. June 8, a Gran­ Dr. Tpd l>nc*ylc. Indian Hill 3S-3A—76 ’ A poll of 21 pnambers of the highest winning average, a re Hurt In Seriea 8160 each for their part in a fracas Nieman, Baltimore, .382", Fbx, fourth victory. Foytack hqd a tw o- Harold Bloat. wpp wppawauR 41-3$~77 8:16—Charter Oak Park. I GfeT BRAND NEW, SAFBR man (5-2)r Va. MeUah (1-1). Even ' Manager Caaey Stenge\. Phils against losing Giant starter 82 scorers will qualify. The event by. The Gas House Gang won the Frank Oranalo, I*aat Hartford 4fW7—*7 most exclusive group In auto rac­ ord 137.5 miles an hour. during’ a doubleheader here Sun­ Chicago, .355; McDotigald, New hitter for eight, giving up Ted league championship last season. King’s va. Marinea, 6:16—Rob- 1 Boaton at Detroit—Nixon (1-4) lends credence to the theory tm t day. . Stu Miller and Jack Sanford eased win be free for tourney ticket hold­ Pete Civltrllo. Oratif# HiHa 76 ing showed si.x vote* for Bryan, Membership in the club ia lim­ erlson Park. | va. Lary (4-4). York, .354; Kiienn, Detroit, .345. Williams’ sixth home run in tha Art Crdnay, Nmt Havrn Muni 39-39--’7R Mickey's right elvoulder ntay be Murtaugh, pitcher Ruben Gomez home.while allowing 10 hits for a Hartack Back ers. * ‘ 4(Kia—78 four for Jim Rathmann of Miami ited to drivers who have com­ Mai Tool va. Flrat National, 8:30 Run* Cerv, Kanaaa City, 8l; fourth. Tom Brewer waa the loser, ME.N in t e r e s t e d In forming Jn.%..K-hr«»r Waahlngton kt Chicago—^Ramoa hampering the slugging 'butfleld- and first baseman ’ Orlando 4-4 record. Richie Ashbum waa 8- 40-88~>78 and two each for Pat O’Connor of pleted the race at speeds of 100 Robertson Park, I (2-4) va. Wllaon (4-8). F. Bolling, Detroit, 26; Minoao, .Move* Past Wegner MEMORIAL DAY Sweepstakes; i"g * ttoubles Bowling League t o : w. T. .^nn-cpMMt- 3MI—7B North -Vernon, Ind., Jimmy Reece m.p.h. hr higher. GOODYEAR er's left handed swl'nglng. His Cepeda said yesterday that Na­ for-3 in r the Phils’ lO-hlt attack. B. Caropoirr Jr.. N. Haven 4<>39—97 New York at Kanaaa City—Lar- Both Willie Mays and Bob Speake Cleveland and Kuenn, Detroit, 23; It was Williams’ 462 ipajor event on Friday at the C ountry! roll during the simmer months . ^ r. ^ »-40-~79 of IndianapoUtt and Rodger Ward Fout ne\v member* who quali­ righthanded batting isn't affected. tional League President Warren Lopez, Kansas City,. 22. MORI.ARTY BR06. DRILL aen (8-01 va. Herbert (0-0). The shoulder was injared in a col­ Gllea had-notified'them of the fines hobbled his second inning single, league homer—and Jiia t.OOSth CIti|i ba opaii to toumamant 1 **** aakad to call Bob Clough, man- Rubj^o. fjoiodm'm Park 4i-M—79 of Los Angeled, fied last year were initiated last TIRES NOW AT VALUE PMCESl ’Tootorrow'a Oamee 1 Runs Batted In Cerv, Katilaa extra-base hit, movlnx.The' Big tlchiM_^der.. Plaiu.have been. an-. Single votes went to'Don Free­ night.They are Gene Hartley, In­ Jirhnily''Moriarty reports that lision at sqoobd base with Malwsu- by telegram. giving the Phils and imeamed run. In the Saddle City, WV Jenaeiv^biton. 27; '‘Ger- * No Oamea Sehedulad.------kee*s~Rad-l3choendlenst during the - The mdee-lsated 15 minutes and and-ha trlpiad* and scored in the Guy past Hbnu'e W e j^ for £h* nouaced for a major event start-1 will )>e sanctioned and will-j,^^,. ( /lorKiwin Park 41-.IS— land of Indianapolis, Bob Vieth dianapolis: Jack Turner. Seattle; the Morlart.v Bros, baseball nine wa hava tha slxa and typa you wontl World Series last fall. nert, Boston.’ 26; F. Bolling, De­ No. 9 sj^t on the^all-tims long- Ing June 14. Teams will be chosen* »»wl foul line. i.*wi,r. N H*v-n .Muni of Oakland, Calif.. Johnny Par­ Johnny Boyd, Fresno, Calif., and will drill tonight at 6 o'clock at involved ‘managers, players and fifth. • troit, 23; Williami, Boston. - Ver­ Ndtloaal Laagne ’’He took some, big" swings and coaches offboth teams. Basea-Loaded SlBsrla New York, May 28 (imishap took City, and Mantle, New York, '8 ; won hia firat In relief. Billy Har­ in the mile run Saturday at the , ,, , a-P'lr Warliollc. Oranze Hills 42-41—83 Pittaburgh 2i 17 .558 4 Law, Murtaugh charged into the Frank* Robinaon gave the Redlega hint off Tim Tam, the horse he Six player* tied with 7. ^ rell also homered for Cleveland. I.C.4.A. meet in PhiladrlpHla. The DOC MCKEE and Hank Haefa ai <;ay*on. Msnchssisr 43-4(v_83 that his star’s throwing arm would a fie after the Cubs counted three Pidiadelphla 17 90 .459 7H invite liberties from baserunners. field. He had some words with ateered to victory in both the Wihning Mark Triples — Robinson, BSltlmore, Gua Triandos hit hia aeventh for local track star has also'entered are members of the Pratt * W hit-! i"*,'!'.'!!.? Manch-si-r Cincinnati 15 18 .455 7 <4 But aagle-eyed Bob Swift, coach Gomez and the fracas started. in the fourth, two on Wslt'Moryn’s Flamingo and Florida Derbies. He Martyn and Tuttle, .Kansas City Baltimore.' Uia 2-mll« run. Close Is the indoor ney entry In the Hartford Dusty ' CMcago 19^3 .452 8 for the Athletica, already had MUrtaugh swung at Gomez with homer. - , had to watch Ismael Valenzuela and Lemon, WasMhgton, 3; Six Early Wynn (fi-2) 'U'oh his fourth I.C.4.A mile champion. Golf I.,eague this ses-son. Both men leOii Tzto. Orangp lltMa 4.7-42—M his .fists and the Giant' pitcher The Pirates counted Ifi hita— ^Icago, May 26 UP)—Iriih Bob­ 4 fed with 2. ^ ' are .Manchester County Club r-Jap l,^n^. Oranc^ Hillij 41-44—65 8 t. Loula . 0 15 21 .417 9 < noticed Mantle was not throwing take the bowa after Tim Tam won by Scanlon, a 22-year-old t^ysical in a row fo r . the W hite Sox, but ■-AI leEvolr. Mpadom'brfK.k 45-4(^— swiped at the Pirate manager with the firat six for extra' bases— Home Run's —: Cerv, Kansas HUNTER SAFETY Instructors members, Bobby LaFrancts. former Mario S#>lari. Avon 41-44—65 Loa Angplea 14 24 .368 11 from the outfield i nthe pre-game both.the Kentucky Derby and the education student at' San Francisco gave 10 hits and needed relief tq Today’a Oamea workout Swift is the third base his bat. but neither connected. while handinif Don Dryadale his Preakneea; City, J2; Jensen, Boston, 9; Tri- the ninth. Four runa In the fourtt), In Manchester are; Homer Booth. Silk Towner who now plays out of Na»h. Oranf< HlUa<« —65 Cepeda was rushing to the aid of eighth defeat against two vic­ City College^ tries to stay unbeat­ sndbs, Baltimore and Marla Cleve­ 180 Bummer St.: Ben Ohehore 3rd. Edgewood. Is again the No. 1 per­ Bernard R»>apn. \vlliiinantir 41-44—65 el Ban Praneiaeo at Philadelphia, coach and In the fifth inning Hec­ "I’m. ready to ride eight horses en in the pro boxing ranka^tonight. two scoring on a|) error and tha a- IndlraiFR S'^nlor. (N) Antonelll (4-3) va Semproch tor Lopez legged it around from Gomez wherf Willie Mays tackled tories. Ron Kilns won his sixth, a day,” said Bill (he’s listed to land,' 7; Williams and Gemert, other pair on Wynn’a single, bag- - 70 High St.: James Green. 59 Wal­ former with Hamilton Standard in Prl*<* liat: Low Stan Hiliniki (4-4). . him from behind. but deeded Ron Blackburn's re­ ■ Tabbed aa the best llglitwelght Boston and Minoao, Cleveland, -6. ker Bt.; (ill Hunt, Manchester the Du.sty loop. 72. B«»rt Carlaon 73; Ray BHie 74 (won first to third on a single by Bob ride in fiva races the first day ged*tt a^inst loser Hal Griggs. matchlnr rardfO t-eow-jifr —- Barnard to give your summer wardrobe a big boost! Lob Angelei at Pittaburgh, (N) Cerv Into Mickey’s centerfleld lief in the ninth, when the Dodgers back), "The leg feels fine, an.d it prospect on the scene, Scanlon is Stolen Bases '— Aparicto, Chi­ Rot8*n 65-16—6#: G^nnaj-o Ruaao 79-79— Podrea (4-3) va Friend (7-2). loaded the ba'sea. Consecutive dou­ undefeated in 28 bouta. He risks cago, 11; Wllsen, Detroit, §; Seven 70 (won on draw; Vrsnk Granato 77-7 • • • i s . ' ’ pasture. Mantle threw the bail to felt good when I worked a. few ._70 (WcMi on drawj; John . Capuano Cailcago at Cincinnati, (N) second base. He might have-been Major League Homers bles by Dick Groat, Ted Kluazew- the record In, hia National T V de­ tied with 4.’ tSSw** horses yesterday." but (10 p.m. DST, ABC) in Chicago 74.3—(won on draw*. Spnlora — Tvow Orott ( 1-1) via Pufkey (5-1). decoyed by Lopez or he might have (Season Totals In Parentnees). ski and Frank Thomas gave the Wears liglA Brace Pitching (Based pn- 5 or more Temple Belli Nips Jean Gaudino Low Qualifier croaa-A . J. 76 low net. Hi^nry National League Bucs a -2-1 lead in the fourth. BUI Stadium againat tbe home town’s decisions) — Turley, New ; York, Fuldn#r 60^—74 (won on dr^w); G rorje S t Louia at Milwaukee, (N j Ml- decjded he couldn’t throw the run­ He srill have to wear- a a contender. defeat of aeaeoa. tain and shortstop with UConn, haa the mtkinfa of a erackerjack Oelumet’s A Glitter, who ar­ preaehtaUon of the handsome Jarvla Trophy by Pat Bolduc of. TTia Herald’s Sports Department to .OPEN EVENINOB 789 MAIN STREET " ' B orn 88 ^ Pttehlag—;jack Urbaa,'Athletics will. battle Alan Cols, standout toam but .a number of the afore­ rived at Bitmont Sunday aa a tra- elated Tony ^ a n o ,‘ team sponsor. The Rainbow gained permanent poeseealon of the big trophy!! 681 MAIN STREET - MI 8-6771 —Walked Booe, etnick eat elgbt4gbi I Unlveraity of Richmond ahortetop, mentioned lilayera may plfiy eum- valing mate of Tam, beiit out after wihning cKampiohshtp hoiiors in the Mereailtlle Boy’ling. League for three Succesalvp yearn. 4 MUas P > a« New Laaden • z kite laI 7-81 L 8 |for for jitartlngjetartlng lnflei(#elqtalnflel(|r elqta. Anibf ‘ " mer ball a t distant polnta instead North Hill Farm’s Any Mom by Pictured above ere Frcnchy Fiano. Tony Flano, Bolduc and Rusa MathiasoH, the league’s outgoing^ hMiRnRorRHA. ^ e g g la , AjRAtRiitcaptain Rnfland ihthird- baaa- of la Vhelr own back ywrd. 2^ lengtha in 1 :U and paid 1) 0JBO. president (Heeald Photo By Pinto). . - , ' ! '

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1958 p a g e t w e n t y ^ i x '' . ■ I ■ ’ ’ ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, a>NN„ -WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1968 PAGE TWENTT-BBYIR Automobilci for Salt 4 Business Services Offered 13 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW! BY FAGALY and SHORTEN SdttiAtioM;W*nt9d— M bI* 89 BMt* «nd Accessottai 4$: ASHBA, RUBBISH, lawna, aU ktnda EtjOlDRLY jpahtlaman deslret out- B tm A o U Goods B1 Houses for Sale i 2 Hbnsoi for Sate 72 Houses for Sols 71 Houses for Stls 72 L tg B lN o tlM NBia) A CAB and had your crtdit iEBAQO O U T»0^,T» f^ ft HonsciioM boo&B 61 AfMrtnicnts— Fbtto— .Ni. Clissified. turned d«Mrn? Short on down pay­ of general work and light truck­ landsqlMag, mowtog laarna, ' -Tenements « 8 BRAND new 8-room brick Ranek ing. Raga and papera ^ckcd up cUtUM b ^ a a , ate. Call m 84877. N«w; «Bd uaad. 06H 5 0 ^44M. » O K I nRlBPLACS SET, «oe ,#aU (XV) RIGA HanOHTK;'Bolton SIX ROOM Cape, four bedrooms, (V m i BOLTON - ment? H«d a repoeaeaalon? Don't * "QOMB AN GET ^EM" New six room (Smt. Four home and furniture. 816,300. to- rive up! See Dougla* Motora, get free. Pricta reaaonahle. Ml t-oita. iTeRMEIKMaiAV XHATE to won 'living rug, 18x27. FREE FIRST month’s rant to naw- Magnlflctnt new; ranch. Six city UtlllUas. D e ^ foL 813,000 VA Advertisement f 100071116,8117 IF &N0W6HEUX}WIINE one rad lova-oaat. 5 0 84913. MG, BIO FURNITURS AND rooms, two car gkraca. Sa« or FHA, Clifford Hansen, 50 down,, ccyamlc tUe bath, walkout quire comer Lake St. and- Rich­ ThU l« to alve ooUes that I, the lowdown on the loweat down U8ARTV PRUNE HER A0OWUNO8MX.AND WILL‘’W Affi and wax floors to BoUding Materials 47 ^ APPLIANCE BARGAINS] lyweda. No lease risiulred. ^>art- baaement. larga lot. 818,‘IOO R F. ard Drive, Vernon. and amallaat paymenta anywh^e. M A M RUBBISH OO. Full time mmt building. SVk rooms, ‘-eated. stgtu' Oh Bolton Centar Rd. R. 8-2488. CLASSIFIED ADVT. cleaning, removal aarvtce, land- CROWN OP SUEN-BUr i 7HETRE WEARMB eUEWMlvnVRttillONIP homas or oOtOes. Call 5 0 8-8870, XlOBT CUBIC foot Q.E. i«trigerA> F Dlmock 4 (fo.. Realtora. 50- Dlmock 4 Co., Realtora. MJ Not a amall loan or finance com- PORIMEMCOPFKHIOi' tor. LIko new. ISO. Call after 8 Easy Terms—On Any Purchaaa all electric M>pU*in;es. 20 minutes BOLTON, near Center —Six room 9-8245 any time, or Barham. caUon aaud Ms«r 10. INI. «tl DEPT. HOURS pany ian. Douflaa Motora, 38S acaplng, lawna mowed, driveway \ r T « c u T m o UTE6TPOU7! from Charier Oak Bridge mi Park­ 9-5248 or Barbara Woods, 50 MquorLiquor uenoControl CommisMon aeaiing patchlM. Metal, card­ 9HE0CX10ITW A80VTMyEAfl6, YOUR BUILDING NEEDS p.m. 5 0 O-SWa. ______Let’s atari with tbeaa fantastic 9r7703 any time. custom built Ranch. IH hatha, Woods. Ml 9-7702. L (^ for Solo 73 Package PenPermit (or the tale 8:15 A.M. to 4:30 PNi. Mairain'Street. PLFA6F - LAWNS MOWED, earefnl worker. values. For only $18.79 down you way, Ml 94824, H i S4'77B. two flreplaces. recreation room m hollo liquor eren the premleet. B, Itawa board druma. MI t-tTST. VERNON—Sneak preview—A new BOLTON—Two targe wooded lots 44 A. 1000 ft' Boet of SouSi 81 Haa own equipment. 5II.8-fl70> A t WHOLESALE PRICE CM go houaekeeplng. Yes 8 rooms (XXTV) FOUR UNIT apaitmant in basement with de luxe bar and The businees la oimed 1 19SS LINCOLN convertible. one u p r ig h t p ia n o . ExcUant condi­ ot brand now furniture and look TWO ROOM furnished apartment. community ot three bedroom co­ on Willtama Road. Cau owner, MI COPY CLOSING TIME owner. Condition very nice. Call HILLS' TBLEVlBIUIf Serrloo. UUUtiea, priyate bath, free park­ Rockville. Only one year old. Ex­ kitchenette. Redwood paneling. ifflweKT8TER, ofs a ■ ■ Available at all Umea. Phileo fac­ No. 1 Wariam Framing 8108 Per 5T tion. 5 0 84474. what you get, beauUfur Westing- cellent Income return. Call Tha R. Oversized two-car g a n gt, with lonial ranches, (fonvenient to 8-8821. ^ cheeter. and will be coMuetiM tar FOR CLASSIHED ADVT. PI 3-S383 evenlnga, daya JA T-42S8. 1x12 Dry Western Sheathing house refrigerator, beautiful ing. Adulia. Buatoeaa block on bus ■choola, churches, shopping. Large Henry U. Kueter. of m .Pnrker Stnif. tory aupervlaed aenrtce. Tel. MI bog*— Birds— Pits 41 F. Dlmock (fo., Realtora. 50 94345 16' overhead alactrically operated Mancheeter. m Mrmittta. ____ Aak for Mr. Morrlaon. IM PerM * bedroom suite, beautiful living line. Rent by week or month. 5(1 lots. Many extra feataturea. ..Only 5(ANCHEITER-Lot 90' frontage. MON. THRO FRI. n m tO N S Hido-a-htd. In good eon- 9-8191. Or Ml Bemlt Cantor, TR 6-3498. door. Also, eefiarate buUdtog, four Nice locaaon. C8ty water. First „ „ HICriBAL KUSn Ut. 5(AUII Pomeranian, 8 montha old. Knotty Pine Paneling , all 8’ room set, dinette set,, beautiful de­ room apartment. Redwood panel­ 312,690. Low down payment. Mny 30. 1983. TRANSPORTATION care, Juat Pedigreed. $140 Per, M* dUian-Ml 84630, 81,000 takas It. (foil 50 S49S0. 10:30 A.M. .traded, an running good. IMS DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP Com- A.K.C. registered. luxe range instead of Westtoghousc (XOD-SAMTinA Oriva-Off R99- ing, basement garage and work­ Arm Realty. AO 8-2819. BU i pany, doora and windows, cuatom Owner moving. Call after 8 p.m. Disappearing Stairways refrigerator if you prefer, ruga, IMF St. Maw BH room ranch on shop with office. Two driveways, AT A CXftjRT o r PROBATB. bald' SATURDAY 9 A.M. Chevrolet, 1048 Dodge, 1948 Naah, $34.96 Bach SIX ROOM duplex. Inquire 108 SEVEN ROOM brick English Co­ RESIDENTIAL Zone AA; Cfooicc at Haheheaur, within SM tor tha work, guaranteed. Call Ml 0-1888 at 783 E. 5Hddla Tpke. WATKINS USED lamps, linoleum and 9 few other Spruce St. larga wooded loL Built by Harry 3M actea. Well landscaped. Mahy 1050 Naah, 1950 Hudaon, 895 each. Windows—Complete and Set ... lonial. Ilk hatha, modem birch lot 100x900. All utiUUea. Madeline '|M ojt>f Manehaatar.Mane' on tho ■ 2ttt ■ dar ■ Douglaa Motora, .333 Main St. after 8 p.m. articles and the beet pari of It is Goodwin Jr.. $18,800. R. F Dlmock other features. Asking 8^ ,6(X). For Smith, Realtor. 5H 0-1843. Up From 810.60 Bach f u r n it u r e EXCHANGE thsLyou get the whole worke for THREE ROOM, first floor apart­ 4 Co., Realtors. ' 50 6-5245 or further Information, call Lawrence cabinet kitchen. ' Convenient * *^MintrHon.u“Sin. John J. Watk T O r o CXWPBBATIUN WILL OUNDER'ST.V Sendee, ayellablo WANTED—Good home for aix.kit­ Mahogany Paneling 18c 8q. FL 8 ^ 7 9 . •niafa right only . 319.79 ment. Includea beat, hot water, Barbara Woods, 5 0 6-7703 any schools and atorea. 5(1 9-0739. No BOLTON AND vicinity— For lots . lUta of EmaatEn Itari CHEVROLET 1958 tWO-door Power- tens. 5 0 8-8488. 15 OAK STREET F. Fiano, Broker, 5Q 84610. late ot Hanehaeter, in aaU BE AFPEEtAATto glide. Nice. Dougika Motora, 883 any time. Antenna converelcna,. Colored Shaket i r ’ 89.98 Per 8g. down and 118.79 a month - and ■tove, refrigerator, - Adults pre­ time. Agents. and acreage call Lawrence S'. Phllco factory aupervlaed service BOLTON — Almost new, beautifu] Main St„ MI 9-6732. POINTER PUP, nine montha. Top- 8d and 18d Common Nalls Upright plane $83 here’s another batch of unusual ferred. References. 388 month. FOUR BEDROOM custom home, Fiano, BroKer. 50 0-8910. . ‘^f^adniiniatratrlx- . havli Ina axhihUad Tel. Ml 9-1488, $10.00 Per Keg values; Bedroom eulle 389; living Call Xn 9-2358. $18,500. Spacious aix room home, 5% room Ranch. Breeseway and her admlnlemUon account with aud Dial M l 3-2711 field shd trial breeding. Stylish. Two sofas |20 at4 ISO good solid construction, aluminum three finished. Fireplace, estate to Uila Court for aliowaiice, U la NASH 1954 Rambler hardtop. Ovej Inoculated. Healthy. Call MI No. 1 Perfection Wood Shtoglea room suite 379; kitchen eeu $88; oversized garage. De luxe interior. ORDERED: That the M day « TV SERVICE—any make—highest $14.60 Per Sq. 18 living room chairs 33-438 FOUR ROOM S-aose to Mato St., ■torina, garage, near atorea. bus, Aluminum sjtorm windows and screened porch, Timken burner. Resort Property for Sale 74 drive. Clean. Douglaa Motora, 833 quality work at lowest price for 9-3907. axminster rugs 885; linoleum rugs Garage, deep lot. 324,000. Clifford June, 1968, at ten o'eloeh. (oranoon, at Mam Sjt.. ------Ceiling Tile—Special Four aecUon oak bookcaa# $20 34.60 ; 8 pc. aofa bed suites 1109; ahopping, but line. Heat, hot water smaU down payment assum.' 8% doors. Ameaite drive, shade trees, the PnAata Office In the Huakaiiu expert work. Famous for service .095c Per 8 q ,F t Included. Parking, 393. Available mortgage. Carlton W. Hutchins, brook and small pond. Two acres. Hansen,' 5n 8-2458. FIVE R(X)M co tto e at Lake Chaf­ Building In-laid HanMastar, ba aadtoa since 1981. Phone Ml 9-4587,., Pot- RETRIEVER pupies, Labrador Rocking chair |6 combination gas and gas range fame ia asalsnad for a hatring oo tha Lost and Poand- 1948 OLDSMOBILE, 3-dr., radio, Clear Casing .OSc Ltof F t $195; Westingnouse refrigerators July 1ft. Box L, Herald. « - 50 6-Sl^. $17,500. Lawrence F. Fiano, Brok­ fee, WlnUrised. Small down pay­ allowance of aald admlniftraSoB terton’s. Chesapeake Bay. Call 9 a.m.-9 77uaO:plece bedroom set 869 SOUTH WINDSOR — Split level, ment. Owner will carry mortgage. heater. Good transportation. Rea­ p.m. m 9-3S83. 1x8 Sheathing TAG 887 Per M’ 31.89; Washing machines 889; Holly­ er. 5(1.9-5910. f. caoimt with aald aetata, aacert LOST—Black Angora cat with Mahogany d rem r $30 3 4 ROOM flat, third floor. Com (XO) MANCHESTER' New fU three bedrooms, recreation room, PI 24729. ot hOIra and ordar of diiKrtbuti sonable. MI 9-4970. LAWN MOWERS sharpened, re­ Roof Shingles $8.88 Per Sq. wood beds with head board, toner fireplace, cabinet workshop to ga­ this Court dlracta that noUda white cheat. Male. North End. Ml btoatlon electric and oil atove/ room ranch home to Rockie^^ Oentrai etx room Cape, com­ paired. Air cool enrines repaired, AKC REGISTERED pedigreed We will oeat our competitora ad­ spring mattress and boxaprtog with aectUin, hatha, ceramic rage. 118,800. Clifford' Hansen, w COVENTRY LAKE — Small sum­ tlma and placa aaelgnad for aaM ^ 8-8458 after 8:80 p.m. Boston Toy Jrerriere, alx weeka vertised prices at least 8% , OPEN THtJHSDAY AND legs $89; torierspring or box Frigldaire, living room set. RefOr- pletely renovated. Hea fireplace, ng ba given to all pereona kaewa to 1957 FORD Custom 800. 81898. Tel work guaranteed. Idea] OrindUig ences required, 380 month. 50 kitchen oounttre. Attqnbed garage, atorms and screens, full basement, 8-2468. mer cottage, .furnished. Conven­ M interested therein to Mpear and ba old. TR-8-7888. ______; FRIDAY UNTIL 9 •pringa $19', convertible with aepa- leard thereon by pubUshuig a eepy of PTH ISi:------' Shop-m^tdaniaBtr k&8-8t90rka- — NOBODY--iUTNOBOtflr------8-0482.______L______ameelta drive, fully la n u ca M !. Nice,comer lot. Drastical­ iences, $2,700. (foil 50 8-0083 any ..._ . _ ------, Personals 3 8-8979. rate toneriipring m attn u tl09~aiid im. $21,000: CMf P f , mmock os;: REDUCED FOR time. this order In some newapapar u n d e r s e l l s n a t io n a l REVRIOERATOR, aultable for cot- ly reduced to 813,300, Excellent fi­ a circulation In aaid Dietr^ atl . lasai'____ 8TUDEBAKER 1988 two-door / (1X1 BUL/ruN-- pointment. You will be under no ranch. Birch cabinata, fireplace, 22nd day ot May. 1958. .be and » a REMINGTON Rollectrlc razora for Ice, 104 W. Middle Turnpike. GARDENS plowed with rotary workmanship guaranteed. Man­ ^ r s , adjusts watches expertly. for ^ Town of Manchester, Conn, obligation. - Phone Samuel Albert, meht, third floor, stove and refrig' Beautifu: alx room Dutch Ooluilal baaemenL Large lot Reduced to ((forner of Lenox St.) same are; limited and altowed for tha t plow—also rotary mowing for insurance companies is looking for Walt 50 8-8808. erator. Call 50 3-7254 between 8-5 knotty- pine paneling. Aluminum Father’s Day. Regular 838.50 — chester Roofing and Siding Co., FOR LEASE RkaaonaMe prices. Opra daily. the 2!ratog Board of Appeals will Hartford CH 7-0358. If you have no (or only 921.500. Call R. F Dlmock 814.900 R F Dlmock Co.. Real CALL 5 a 8-4113 storm doors and 'wtodowa. Large credltora within which to bring to th«r limited time, 820.50. No trade-in 1949 PLYMOUTH two-door, radio, heavy duty work. PI 2-7689. Inc.. MI 9-8933. an aggressive young man to train hold a pubUc hearing on Monday p.m. 4 (fo.. Realtors, 50 9-5348 or 5(r. tors. Ml 9-5245 any time, or Bar­ After hours. Ml 3-3038 claims against said astato, and aeJd NEW SERVICE STATION for a rewarding career in life to' LOAM, dark, rich, atone tree. Top Thursday evenings. 139 Spruco meana of transportation I will send porch. Large lot with' apple or- administratrix la direetad lo give pub­ needed. Rusaell's Barber Shop, heater. Excellent condition. Call Street. 50 84887. evening. June 2, 1958 at 8:00 P.M. my auto for you. No obligation. Bernle (fontor. TR 8-8498. bara Woods, MI 9-7703. Mrs. Wagner, 50 8-1157 lic notice to the creditors, to bring to MI 9-2804 before 3 p.m. E3LECTROLUX owners — Prompt, FOR THE best In shingle and built IN ROCKVILLE surance sales. YoU will have every quailty. Columbia Construction chan). 814,500. Fdr appoiappointment comer Oak and Spruce. PI S43i., WtUlmontte AC 8-8388 to the Hearing Room of the Mu­ call owner 50 3-5729 or 50 84472. their claims within said Urns allowad frl'ndly servlco on your Electro­ up roofing, gutters, leadara* chim­ opportunity to advance into man nicipal Building on the following FIVE ROOMS and bath, first floor. (XXVTI) - EAST HARTFORD (XX) 819.800- CJOVBNTRY Lake, ROC3(VIUJC-»Delightful new five by publiaMng a copy of thia ordar to 1950 FORD V-8, cuidomUed. AU lux M (fope to excellent ot Hay, 1968. _ roofs. Gutter work. Chimneya tog, wtodbWa, doora and toumUng TRANSPLANTED tomato ptanU. hulldtog to be used for buslneee. NEW FIVE room ranch. Finished ooclata 50 0-8952. Member Multi< Present, Hon. Jolm J, Wailotl, . DE CORMIER MOTORS, cleaned, repaired,- - 38 years' . ax- MEN, PART TIM B-N o experience iltoi I&quipment Co., 33 Main. for Rent 64 condition. llk% mortgage can be auppliea. Opm Saturday S-4 p.m., Cabbage planta, 38c doaen. MI -R o queat aleo waiver o t parking (VH)—SIX R(X)M ranch nau Por­ basement.. Will take your home or assumed. Low monthly payment. pie Liaftog Service. Estate of Ft^erick 8. Smith, : SAYS, perience. Free estimates. Call neceaeaiy, no selling. Etom extra week daya 8:804 p.m. or call 5(1 8-7M8. Mancheeter to said Olstriet. Trailers 6-A GARDEN AND lawn rOtoUlllng. Help Wanted— Female 35 money, If you have 15 hoUrs, «r 9-4187. Carabtoo,.12 Glenwood SL requirements. ' COM5(ERCIAL buainess or . office ter Street School. Two .eramic lot 1". trade. Builder, 5(1 8-8321. S. A. Beechler, Realtor, MI 34980, On motion ot Bitiabotb A Call MI 8-8903. Howley. Manchester Ml 8-5881. 9-3893, Choman'a Houaewrecktog. Mlmms Inc., 105 Main S t; Real LISTINOS WANTED-Stogle, two- tald Mancheeter, executrix.. "THESE FINE CARS ARE more, free a week, are reliable space for rent. Up to 6500 square tile hatha, fully plastered. En­ W. R. Smith, 50 9-8982. (amUy, three-family,'. .buotoeM SURE TO GIVE YOU MANY TRAILER — Near Hammonasset and ambitious and own a car, we Yard located at Stock Place, off dence Eone C. Variance is rt- Musical Instnunents 53 feet. Will mib-divide. Mato St Lo­ closed rorch, attached garage. Ma NCREiITER—Duplex, 64. Nice ORDERED: That six montbs from tba J.952 Starr 88H foot. Three rooms SEWING MACHINE operators. Ex- Nortli MXto St. H ousehold GinnIs 61 location, large lot, good income, proper^. Have many cash buyera. 28tb day ot May. 1988, be and & aama \ MILES OF DRIVING PLEAS­ perienced preferred but will train will afford you the opportunity to queated for two undersized apart' cated near center menty of pa: Large lot. 823.900. R. F Dimock. SITTING ON high, overlooking An­ are limited and allowad tor tna ciwdl- bath. Clean. Reasonable. MI Household Services Heating and Plumbing 17 ments and atructural change to ■ubstontial cash required. Full Mortgogeiortgogeii arranged. Please caU tors within wUeh to bring to., tbair URE." BANK TERMS OF If applicant is famUiar With mia- operate your own part time floor CLEAN top quality loam excellent ANTIQUE FURNTTURE. aUvar, TR' THE Ktoeman electronlo ing. Phone 50 9-5229 or MI 8-7444. 4 Co., Realtors. 5(1 94245 any dover Lake with privacy on three 8-0088. . outside of buildtog. Also free spinet organ today. Finest quality prict $12,900. Short way out— Si.x Iota. Beach privileges. Heavenly, Georgs L.' Orazladio. Realtor. 5(1 claims against said estata. and COURSE. Offered 13A LLOYD’S PLUMBING Sendee as­ ceUaneous family sewing. Kaklar waxing bustoese. We will furnish for top dreaaing, also clean white flu a china, and used furniture time, or Barbara Woods, MI 94878, 109 Henry St. executrix Is directed to ghra . standing, lighted ground sign 15' of any horns organs. Dubaldo FURNISHED one room office in 9-7702. room (fope. Excellent condition. huge light pine paneled living notice to the creditors to bnng to MOBILEHOME8 — Fiiralture tak sures satisfaction, prompt aendca. Toy Co., 80 Hilliard SL you with customers bear your sand for children’s play yarila. -PI M u ^ and sold. Furniture Repair' central location. Ideal arrangfr Very large lot. Full price 311.500. 1956 Rambler 4-dr. Sedan FURNITURE repairing and refln- CH 7-8124, 50 S-MM. home, all the equlptoent and Bup- Service. MI 8-7448. from the street Hne. Music center, 1S9 West Middle room. Fireplace, new oil heat, USTINUS w a n t e d , atogla s fUalnis srlthin aald tlma allowa. . . en as down payment on mobile' 34228 days, MJ 9-6900 evenings. Print-Mart Co.; Sunset St, Turnpike. ment for a life insurance salesman HIGH El^VA'nON. tmmamiiate 5(any more for $6,700 up. Call The three bedrooms, patio, ameaite pubUthlng a copy of this order to soiaa Fully equipped Including hydra- homes. Excellent lots available at Ishing;. antiques restored. Furni­ WANTED — A secretary exper­ piles necessary and a complei)lete two-family bouses. Member ot newipaper having a circulation to said ture Repair Service, Talcottville. PLUMBING repairs, alterations, ienced m LAW office procedure. training course. Call JA 2-9888 be- 7H H.P.- 5(ERCURY outboard SAyS 1-8 OFF on wallpaper. Wall Realdenoe- Zone B. Etotension of or manufacturing representatlva. three bedroom mneh, ceramic Ellsworth Mitten Agency, Real drive. A steal at $10,900. Three Mite district within ten days (n m matic. A on# owner low mlieaire Mansfield. Jensen’s, Inc. (alwsva THREE-PIECE dance drums, Telephone answering service, bath, hot water beat, garage, tors, 5(1 8-6930. 5(L£. Howard R. Haattoga, Real­ car. reliablel 84 Park Road, West Ml .3-7449. repiplng. Automatic heaters, gas, Muzt be exceUent in shorthand 'tween 10 a.1tr.-8 p.m. B. K. Floor- motor, 183. 33 rifle, also A" table tilea 4e a tile, Kentito from To permlasloh to 'conduct printing ways to finance. I.«8Benger Real­ tor, 50 9-1107 any time date of. this order and raturn itiaka 8100. Electric, $180. Ml 8-7838. and typing. Two weeks vacation, ahine Co. ' ' saw. 14 Munro St. each. Green Pamt and Wall|wper, Dusbww. kick cymbal. Good condition. $70. ample parking. Reasonable. trees, only 112,950. Carlton w. tor. Wlljimantic, HA 8-2065. to this court of tho notice givaa. . . Only $345 Down Hartford, AD 3-8214 or G> 9-4479 C melody sax, also reasonable. Crockett Agency, 244 Mato ^ SL. Hutebtoa. 5H 9-5132. (X)LU5(BIA LAKE—Three bed­ JOHN J. WAU-BTr. Judge. Monday through Saturday, 9 to 5 WEAVING of bums, moth holea insurance, fringe benefits. An ex­ at the Green. Ruehid Didan. 36 Bolton St. room cottage, chestnut paneling, ARE YOU (XINSIDERINO and tom clotIUng, hoeiery runa, S.WATSON, PLUMBING and heat cellent position for the right per- TWO POSITION vacancies. Asses­ MOTO-MOWER, Toro, Jacobsen Residence 2kme A. Variance is re 50 8-8394. Manchester. ' i BOWERS SCHOOL, district— Mod­ SELUNO TOUR PROPERTY? 1956 Cadillac 4-dr. Sedan Monday,, Wednesday, Thursday ing contractor. New Installations, roUry, reel or riding type power USED TV—Overhauled and to good (XTV) - ELLINGTON - New 8lk secludeded acre lot, 125’ take front- ern (folonial six room, knotty pine UMITATIOM ORDl avehlng. *■ handbags repaired, tipper re­ eon who wants to work In a pleas­ sor’s Office, Town of Manchester, miested to erect attached garage roon ranch. Built-In oven and age. 35 h.p. boat. Carlton W, We will appraise your property 'AT A COURT OF PBOB Fleetwood model with everything placement, umbrellas repalrad. alteratioi. work and repair work. Conn. Assistant Assessor—Salary mowers. Toro Power Handle. playing shape. For extra room or- kitchen, carpeted Hiring room, free and without any obligatiao. at Manchester, wlthto sol including air-condltloninr. ant atmosphere. Write P. O. Box o' cloaar to north sideline than Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 STORE FOB rent. 128 Spruce St. stove.' Paneled fireplace wall with Hutchins, 5a 9-5182. men’s shirt collare reversed and MI 9-3808. 830, Manchester, atating exper­ range 84,793 to $5,708. Assessment Capitol Equipment Co.. 88 Mato. cottage, etc. 818.93 and up M Pot- regulattona. allow. fireplace, IH hatha. Hot water We also buy property (or caah. District of Hanchsstar. eO tba ia tiS S 50 9-1660. bookcaaea. Full basement. Cforam- baseboard heat. Aluminum com­ of May. 1 9 " Full price only $3,195 Auto Driving School 7-A replaced. Marlow'a Little Mend­ ience, qualifications, name and Aide—Salary range 34,247 to 5(1 8-7988. terton's. Mrs. Lela Tybur, 118 Prospect CHESTER FURRIERS remodels SIX ROOM Garrison (folonial Member Multiple Listing PresanLiCHon. John J. WkIJatt. JitofA 34 HOUR Immediate sendee. Re­ Ic tile bath. $13,900. R. F. Dlmock bination Windows, garage. Fine of Dorothy H. Belehar, lata M ing Shop. telephone number. 35,157. Applications will be .a c ­ SL; Residence Zone AA. Extension fora for 818.95. Fur atorue 12. Co., Realtors, 5(1 9-5245 any time, Breeseway, garage. Ilk hatha. 125’ STANLEY BRAY, Realtor Estate o f ------i- 1954 Oldsmobile 4-dr. Sedan ng I modeling, repairing, new Installa­ cepted until June 3 1988. F ofjp b THRIFT SHOP, averythlng for tha FRANK IS starting to buy and! aeQ of permission to conduct kinder­ Houses for Rent 65 frontage near new country club. neighborhood. Priced right! Mad- BRAE-BURN REALTY ManchesterIter totn said DDistrict, tom ^ Qec^lgad,decMaad, FIJtT FINISH Holland window tions, electric sewer cleaning. family and home. 479 E, Middle good used furniture and anttquea Cleaning and glazing p . 50 or Barbara Woods, 5H 9-7702. dock 4 DeVos, Realtors. JA 34358. On motion of Ths M a n eh ssta r^ m Super 88 experienced instructor. Dual coH' CLERK TO work part time. Wom­ descriptions, qualifications garten school. 9-7219. 317,900. (forlton W. Hutchins, MI 5 0 84278 Company of said Manehastor, sdmlwto- trolled car. Modem methods. For ahades, made to measure. AH Will R. Guy, MI 8-0877. an living vicinity Wells St. pre; applications, apply to: Office of Tpke. Tuesday-Frlday, 13:30-4 at 420 Lake St. Ml 9-8380. Hours AVAILABLE June 1st. Five room 9-8182. Evenings. JA 84139. triitor. Surely one of OldsmobUe's best 104 p.m. Closed Sundajra. Barbara Silverstein, 28 Stephen 34 DUPLEOC, garage, ameaite models. Top flight condition day or evening appointments. metal Venetian blinds at a new ferred. Apply Manchester Drjr the General 5(ansgef, Municipal p.m. S t; Reaidence Zone A. Exception LADIES' DRESSES—crepe, cotton, single, (fompletely renovated. 3lk drive, centrally located, only ORDERED: That six montha low price Keys made while you ANOTHER REAL BARGAIN the 31st day of May, 19M, bo iu> throughout. Just traded on the Csil MI 9-8875. Cleaners, 93 Wells St. Building, Manchester, Conn. State USED FRIGIDAIRE refrigerator, is requested to conduct a nursery 30-30lk. Fur neckpiece. AU like mUes from Main St. BeauUful 315,800. Call early on this one. BOWERS SCHOOL District —SU Legal Notice same a r^ m lta d and allowed toi wait. Marlow’s. Moving— Trucking— new. Reasonable. 898 HiUlard St. view. Garden privileges. Phone MI room Colonial with good possibili­ creditors within which to bring to new A m bler. Employment Service Offices to MAPLF c r ib . Good condition. 14 to excellent running order. Good' school for four weelta at above lo- Carlton W. Hutchina, Realtor, 5(1 Six room older home. Three rooms LARSON'S driving School—Offers Storage 20 WAITRESS wanted four nights a 9-5731 days, 5(1 3-7029 after 5 p.m. ties for an addition. Large lot to claims Agsitost said estau, and Only $345 Down FORMICA' counters, ceramic waU Manchester or Hartford, or State Mato St. iUpstairs rear). for summer cottage, 835. Ill Birch egtlon; ^ ' 9-5132. down, three ttedrooms and bath LIMITATION ORDER administrator Is directed to give - all types of <|rivsr education on week. Apply Charcoal Broiler, 850 Personnel Dept., Room 405, State excellent neighborhood for chil­ -AT A. COURT OF PROBATE, held and floor tile. Let ua modernize MANCHESTER Moving and Truck- At. ■ ■ • ' Chwles Brame, 118 Hollister St.; Wanttd—To Bay 58 FIVE Rooms completely furnished, upstairs.- Closed porch,, two-car t notice to"lha credltora to b fW Insured ne I- Variance is THREE room cottage partly fur­ R. F. Dlmock Co., Realtors, Ml 50x188, well shrubbed, the 37th day of May, 1968. be and the 1955 Rambler 2-dr. Station noon. One hour for lunch. Writs East Hartford office. Some office oil burner. Also nmv brick Itotogs, Watkins Used Furniture any time, or Barbara Woods, 5(1 cation. Standard and automatic. experience 90 days guarantee on ery. Refrigerators, washers and Box H. Herald, giving experience raqueated to sell alcoholic liquors. nished. Electric light, water, 36 04245 any time, or Barbara same are limited and allowad tor ths World Series Flag Wasron all work. Potterton’s. experience desired. Apply to per­ can be used for coal or wood. One Exchange week. Suitable for adults with 9-7702. creditors nlthin which to bring In their Dial PI 3-7349;any time. Btova moving speciality. Folding and references. set chrome, one set enamel stove Robert 8. Smith, 331 East Cen­ l_ Woods, 50 9-7702. VACANT claim's against said estate, and sa(d ad­ n iey come no nicer. New w.w. son to Mr. Hyland or Mr. Bum- BABY-TEI^DA, very good condi- ter SL: Residence Zone A. Vari­ 15 Oak Street small Income. PI 2-6729. tires too. chairs for' rent. MI 9-0752. ham, Hartford Despatch A Ware­ tion. MT 9-5946. pipe, 330. One chrome kitchen set, ATTRACTIVE six room ranch, ministrator la directed to give public In Sudsville Gone MORTLOCK’S, MkAchester's lead­ EXPERIENCED waitresses wanted ance la .requested to erect addition dishwasher, ceramic bath fire­ V.A, and F.H.A mortgages avall- $10,950 notice to the creditors to bring In (heir Only $295 Down ing driving achbbl.'For complete Building— Contracting 14 MOVE BY TRAILER van. It's less house'Co.. 325 Prospect St., East four chaiis end table, 325. Divan, CAPE COD—New three bedroom ’ able. 312.500, six room Cape, ex­ claims within aald Ume allowed by for day and evening shifts. Aoply opens out to full size bed, 340. Tel. to northeast comer ot residence place, hot water heat, cellar. 125 publishing a copy of (his order tn some information, eee Yellow Page No, expensive—One load instead of to persdn only, after 5 p.m. Wal­ Hartford. which , will be 17' closer to north Roonu Without Board 59 cottage. East Brewster. New. ap­ cellent condition, near bus, school, ALTERATIONS to kitchens, bath­ Boats and Aceemortea 46 TR 8-9287, Call after 5:30 p.m. pliances. mattresses. Near beach. foot frontage, near bua. Only GEORGE L. GRAZIADIO newspaper having a circulation in said Milwaukee, May 28 d ^ W h O a 1955 Rambler 2-dr. Sedan 13.in phone book. MI 9-7398. two or three—Easier loading and nut Restaurant, 7 Walnut St, sideline than regulations allow. R(X)M FUR RENT Inquire State 314,700. Carlton W. Hutchins. Real­ shopping. Carlton W. Hutchins, 50 R rebate district wllhiii ten days frofn One owner, qx>tless, top economy rooms, attics, cellars, porches, or unloading— Distinctive, dignified 5(1 3-5317 eveninga. . 9-5182. Uand housekeeping facilities avaUahle. Waddell School. Ilk baths, built-in RCXKVILLE—Beautiful six room late throughout. 3-4-5 room apart­ District ot Manchester, on the 22nd day pole. partment of Motor Vehicles. Ml Oak .St. MI 3-1425. MI 9-8413. Weight, 58 lbs. Ideal for rivers and bedroo|n furniture. Ruga, CUrt^a, Stogie, double, (folldren accepted JUNE. JULY and August, Brand stove and oven. Cfompletely land ments. Good investment S. A. of May. 1958. w.w. tires too. 3-4884. THE AVON STORY T^ka.i Buainess Zone II. Extension Cape Cfod, five finished. Combina­ Present. Hon. John J.'IVsIlett, Judge. The 37x15 foot blue and white Only $355 Down ALL TYPES of carpentry work Painting—"Capering 21 lakes. Inquire 233 Center St. drapes,' linens, silverware. 894 of permission to sell used cars and —limited parking Ontrai, reason new furnished shore cottage. Mul­ scaped. Amesite drive. Delivery tion screens and windowa. Wall to Beechler. Realtor. 50 3-6969, W. Estate of John M. Kletsle,. - late of after 4 p.m. ' in O') days. R. F. Dlmock 4 Co.. Manchester In said District. dei..fnr..i claims within said time allowed. by two young men taking tha flag, Coronet Sedan et terms. MI 9-8495 or.TR 8-9109. mate", call Ml 9-9555. 5'odem MATURE WOMAN, knowledge of ^CONVERSE quested to erect free standing, heat, fully insulated. Plastered LARGE RANCH in desirable loca­ publishing a copy pf this order In some ... Motorcycles 12 STENORRAFHER COVENTRY LAKE —Four room Barbara Woods. 50 9-'T702. tion, recreation room, 2-car ga­ newspaper having a circulation In said and was attempting to get theur FuUy equipped. V-8, Home Decorating Co. bookkeeping and stenography for lighted ground sign 5' from street PLEASANT room for young lady. Walls, tile bath. BeauUful lot. Ga­ CARPENTER, experienced in all part time work. Write Box K,' JR. furnished cottage. Modern con­ rage. All city utilities. Near bus rage, excellent condition. S. A. probate distrirt within ten days from names when ' they were carried Only $395 Down line which is 25' closer than regula- All privilegea of home. Few feet (XVI)' — BOLTON — Five room the date of this order and return make away tn the crowd .pressing for tha fields of carpentry. Contract or Herald. • 5EPTIC TANK5 35-HOUR WEEK veniences. Week or month. MI ranch, $15,600, on 150x200 wooded lines. Immaculately clean through­ Beechler, Realtor, 50 8-6999, W. to this court.of the notice given. WANTED TO BUY — Used cars. reasonable hourly .rates. Ml 3-0731. JNTERESTINa Gons allow. from everj^tag. 5U 9-3329. 34434. exile. These fine cars at' Bonds—Stocks Mortgages 31 Cleaped and Installed Joseph McOonville, 352 VVood- lot. Basement garage, fireplace, out. •-R. Smith. 50 .9-8982. JDhN j . WALLETT. Judge. CaU JA 8-1990. WOMAN COOK. Apply , to person. DIVERSIFIED WORK Priced to sell DRY WALL contractors — Walls, PAINTIN8 and hridge SL: Reaidence Zone A. Vari­ (XEAN ROOM, kitchen privileges, Youngstown kitchen. (lall Tlie R. DE CORMIER MOTOR CONSOUbATE Debts with a sec^ Acadia Restaurant, 103 Tolland • 5 E W E R 5 ance la raqueated to enclose front separate entrance. Gentlemen. Wanted to Rent 68 F. Dimock Co., MI 9-8245, or Mrs. sand -finished ceilings, invisible Tpke. APPLY CHARLES LESPERANCE SALES. INC. WANTED TO BUY—H-lon pickup. taping. Interior and exterior paint­ ond mortgage loan at 323.35 Machine Cleaned FAFER HANGIN6 vestibule which will be 3' closer Parking. MI 3-4724. Zuckerman. Ml 94285. Call TR 5-7533. ing. Free estimates. Tel. Bernard monthiv for each 31,000 borrowed. CONNECTICUT STATE than regulations allow. PLEASEl—Desperately need three MI 9-7620 Tour Il^mblejc. Dealer* Dial OT 6-8897 and ask Frank (Jpen)—SIX room Cape. Finished A. Lozier, PI 2-6 Don't delay—-call beat, hot water, gaa, electric re­ (XVn) - New (fope with UOO ROBERT Ms REID A SON, AueiionMn equaro ft. of living area. 8 minutes BOLTON — Large new alx room lot, central location. 318,600. Clif­ (CLEAN ONLY) frigerator and gaa stove, |9l Ranch.' Breezeway, two-oar ga­ ford Hansen, 50 3-3453. 201 MAIN 8T. - PHONE Sn 9-7770 WARREN E. HOWLAND monthly. (foU 5 0 84071 from 8-7 from MkDcheator Graen. Youngs­ ASHFORD L A |^, Ashford, Conft. O ff Root# 44 — 26 Biitea We will pay you lop dollar ROBERT J. .SMITH, INC. town kitoben, ilvtog room with rage,, Ilk baths, two (Ireptocaa. Ot for your cImw ear. CaU. ROBERT J. SMITH, INC. RAYMOND R. BEIP PHONE Ml 9-4411 REALTOR - p.m. only. 9S8 MAIN STREET — MI 4-8281 flrepiaca, veaUbuls. Large lot big kitchen, 15x34 living ' room, CAFE COD—Five flnleheif rooma, 50 P-0081. M l MAIN STREET — Bn 94241 ^ MANCHESTER, CONN. New Address: amerito drive. Very well built. One fireplace, traei, good Ktcatlop LOOK FOR OUR SIGNS • SALESMEN. ON THE PREMISES m liato SL, Next to the Bank TWO ROOM unfurnished’ apart­ 315,600. R. F. Dlmock and (fo.. Realtors, 5 0 94345 or Barbara acre lot. 331,000. Lawrence F. near elementary and high echool. ment. All uUUtiea except gka. Cen 114,000. CSltford Hojiaon, 50 $-2468. PHONE MI 8-1108 traily located. Rm t IMr 50 8-4584. Woods, i a 8-rrot any Urns. t FUiio. Broker. 141.94010. ■ \ . ■ V ■ . ■

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WEDNESDAY, >^ Y 28, 1988; PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT 0 Average Daily Net Prcaa Run The Weather ,• iimtrbf tfr lEnpitittg ®pralb For tiM W«ek Ended PoroeMt of D. B.-Wontboo R f oaU. May 24. U9S8 dear, boeler tonight.- Low *9-4^. .Friday-nanny In morning., tutftly About Town 12,715 cloudy In afternoon, mlldor. High M«o|ibor .pf tho Audit around 26. Re»wvatlQni for thr aupper at Bureau of Clrculntien Mancheiter-^A City of VillagB C ^irm th* Vfmon Con»re*attona1 Church i- > Monday Wght for mambcra of thf WSCR of ^the North Mrthodial Church muatv hr in by tonight. VOL. LXXVIL NO. 204 iIXTEBN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONNn THURSDAy/HAY 29, 1958 (ClaaUflod Adrertlobig on Pago 14) PRICE FIVE CENTfl Thov may be' made eithefi with circle leadera of with Mra. M. C. Threahar. Thoae aHendlng the aup- per will meet at the North Meth- odlat Church at <1:15. Transporta­ tion will be available for those who need It.

Vhe Army and Navy t3ub Auxiliary' will have an outing at the Garden Grove on Jufle 8, Re­ servations are now being taken by Mrs, Charles Ytirkshot. OPEN THURS. 9 to 9 - CLOSED FRI , MEMORIAL DAY... Miss Jeanne Reardon was cfowned queen of the Emerald Ball, held last Friday night at Sunset Ridge, t: East Hartford, under the sponsor­ arns ship of the Junior Daughters of V- Isabella. Girls chosen as members of her court were MIsS Donna l»a- Croix. Miss Roberta Campbell, Miss Donna Lee Czeasar and Miss HANDBAGS Nothing Under the Rug V X > E\t!lyn Richmond. NerAlternative^ for summer wear Mrs Luella M. Pond of Woods C.'f' 4‘ Hole. Mass., is the guest of her signals UAW to Hold Firm Sa^ttoriuml son. Dr. Samiiel E. Pond. .13 Alex­ Threatens to Resign ander St., Hillyer professor, for a Easy to clean all white .and the ^new ______■ ■ \ few days. She Is celebrating her flower trim bags. Also imported straws. \ 90th birthday today witb a buffet At Seaside tonight. two by sea Many, many styles to choose from. X. For Basic Demands Paris. May 29 (>P)«^en. Charles de Gaulle arrived in Paris y Hartford, May 29 OP)— Gov­ late today— and'bnce again di.sappeared from public view. He Detrtiit, May 29 (/p)_Wal-ft*** po**ibuity of a by ernor Ribicoff today an­ was expected at President Coty’s official residence shortly. ► .98 \ ter.. P. P Reuther k a f adeclared ^ U riu i t/wlavtoday midnight. Seaton e a lV * m al- nounced that Sehside Sani- TV S*f^M d S«rvie«? ea. wava an optirolat. ’ torium will be discontinued as By GEORGE SIcARTHUR- that basic, contract demands Seaton said that ovent thero P h e ii* a tubercular institution for: :>raris, M^’ 29 -{/P)—President Rene Coty is calling G«®- -hia United Auto Workers is no settlemenp^M has already Gharles de Gaulle to pawer with a warning that only he can union "cannot be swept under laid down itg/ierms for keeping chiidreh, and shifted to the! BARLOW'S TV care of elderly persons, need-j save France from civil war. "Sailor Stripe" cordl- the rug," plants ope^ Bucklaad—An 8-M98 .RetiUt^ said the union hoped ing continuous medical treat-' The president announced this action to parliament today. 1089 ToHaad Turnpike, nates. Trim and slim­ t And the UAW praaidant aald his the cpmpaay will reconsider and He said he will resign if the National Assembly refuses to : ming, the popular Jamia- . union is not surrendering, despite ment. the contract on a tem- He said that the 62 tubercular accept De Gaulle as premier. ca-length shorts are exe­ ultimatums from the auto indus­ ' basis .if there is no setlle- children now at this picturesque roent. He said GM had included in De Gaulle immediately left his country home for Paris. cuted in strong stripes on try that it will operata wiUuti shore-front institution In Water­ Coty’s unprecedented message was received in the National Its plan, of operations essential ford will be transferred by next white poplin, $4.98. contracts if no new a g re e m ^ is gains "our union has won." He-re­ Assembly with shouts of derision from the Communists and reached by midnight tonU^t for September to the nearby UnesuH Slecvele.ss white broad­ ferred to the company's decision On-Thames Sanitorium near Nor­ cheers from De Gaullists on the right. cloth .shirt has a snappy General Motors ' or Sunday for to retain the same benefits and Ford and Chryaler. / ' wich. “We find ourselves on the brink of civil war,” Coty said. bib of stripes to match, Giris’ Bathing working_ conditions...... „„ . . , Shortly afterward. Seaside wlU -rhe UAW preaidpift sold he was At Ford, the UAW a chief n e g ^ - ^ at, oiumodate “ In the peril of the motherland and the republic, I turn my- KLEIN’S 3.98. net eoncerned hy ny GM'so m s decision;oecimon; ^,^jor. Ken Bannon. asked the .self toward the most ntustTioiLsT^Vehchman." |ttator, Ken Bannon. asked tiw i 7.ij persons, thus helping to MEMORIAL that it will a ^ d o n the unidn. shop | con,p,ny to bargain tomorrow, The assembly recessed and par--' —— and checkqN of dues if the wnlon j _ . . gunday.„ There ___was relieve other slate institutions. Short shorts, $3.98. Red Saturday and Sunday. Th^ere was .en,ig (g nj,e with our con-. ties began feverish caucuses. First! doM n^ Accept contract tems.^ immediate reply from F o»t1, uniious effort to make as full use reports said the Soclaltsts, "'ho. 1 TJ'I J WEEK­ or royal stripe. Sizes 10 Entering t|ie GM talks for the ------— — • unumw enort 10 maxe as i ui use hold the balance of power, w ere. A X C I l d T g t l AT l e t A / " U to 18. rir^ lim e in .two mot holding firm In their opposition to | END gold there were basic ______rn ci^ Jw S^ ap p rov al of the move. De Gaulle. I Smart looking suits in cottons, eluding pensions, layoff pay hnd,,]|^y imt added; "We sw still pre Outgoing Premier Pierre Pfllm- j With Century’s Other shorts in solid col­ Shorily before making the an- failles, knits and elasticized fab­ benefiU for displaced workerA.paJ-ed to adjust wir dOrnande to! . . .^ lln told the caucus of his Popular; ors or plaids from $1.98 / "that we cannot sweep ujpler the achieve an honorable' settlement." ; nouncement ^ confer- Republican Party iMRPi that | rics flattering to any girl’s fig­ ' OM. the worW’a Jhrgest menu- «n.ce, the Governor con fer^ S T E E R B E E F ru:I f . ■ ______members must support De Ga\ille. Real Odd-Balls up. _ _ _ _ _ ure, Good selfctlpn of colors, also uH’s top negotiator, vice presi­ fa^uiing firm. Ia*t night spelled the State - Cbhimlssion------"" on TuSe'rcii- Persons who attended the session “ SPORTSWIiAR— 2nd Floor' plaid spoH sets. Sizes 7 to 14, dent Louis tl. Seaton. Joined Reu- out____ its own terms for keeping its iosis and Other Chronic Illness.' quoted him'as saying; B O n O M The move was made possible, "I am convinced that in the By .I.AME8 MARLOW Price ther at the bergainlng Uble for plants in the United States o^n u.. (.\P News Analyst) thet i t " frist*^ first time m rrin rince ce the>- fhe>- opened, opened .If if there tiure is no settl^ent_settl^ent when the “ j**’ idmls- pre.sent circumstances whose as­ ROUND the2... tslks...... Marchw._.i. 29.M Asked shout con^l^ nine nut tonight.tonlsht. decline in recent y years In sdmls pects I know verj- well—civil Washington,' May 29 This la Won of tubercular pstlenta. plus peace can only be preser\’ed by the- the real mystery ■of Charles de GROUND LB. new rapid treatment tqchniques legal forrhation of a government Gaulle: la he shrewd or confused? 55-98 • A .which shorten patient stay. headed by Gen. De Gaulle.” One thing is sure; He’s one of tha to 1 Today’s action now reduces to j Coty told the a’ssembly he could real odd-balls of the 20th Century. ORDER EARLY f three the number of state tubereu-! see no alternative to De Gaulle. He expresses faith in himself and the future of France with him as GIRLA’ d e p t — 2nd FLOOR '-.-[losis sanitoria. In 19,14. Under-. Heriirity Redoubled BARBECUED I cliff Sanitorium was changed from • The Mlnlstrj’ of Interior redou- leader. But he has shown personal : a tuberculosia institution and now bled'se^urity meMUM'rinParis7ai- “ d PolWcai Immaturity-aiM 'iflffU ciilty adjusting to the realities of 1 j Bsrvsa as a. halfway-house where j ready an armed camp. Authorltlea CHICKENS e j «ntzen Gen. J!9!arles______de Oatllle, who ia being called to piw*er by” French Ptoaldent Rene Co^, Is thown the wprld_he,lives,in,. :...... 3 I.b; - .— i-meatal-patl«»ta. on the mend, aroi M he went to church Oill week .at Colom1Ay-Ieo-T»eilx-' _ Paris after feared, -riashea -hetween—Commu­ -V-i trutsferred before returning to! h^ wenV to church thil week .at CblomW-T^^^^^ He-tm~UKUy for nists and Rightists. His arrogance and his troubles A yeraR e $199 t r tbeir tw^inee. Ootya unprecedentad maaqaga 10^ f. ' Ooty -apologised to the National getting along ivith people aasoci- JA ag -3* {/Pjf'-Ben.+would-Ben.twould not.henot-.ha operau«»aiopemtkmal lorfor mthree w 1 j At that Assembly -for having poaslbly ex­ -ated with, him are examplea of ids Jnst^A UtUe Hnle'a i» now in its 30th year as personal iramaturtty. He has dem- Different commission was relnWant to give ceeded his traditional role as Jantaen Headquarters for Manches- Btuart Syinlriig^ (b-M o) aald to- >’*■Instead « of dispersing SAC air­ up that Institution, but did so on president. But he said the republic i onstrated his political immaturity M ^ A Fashion Choice for ter, . . . day that a lack of declalve leader- craft to avoid enemy attaeka, Sy­ the prodding of then-Gov. John was w eak and he saw- no other ji " his attitude toward politics and ONLY AT KLEIN'S! ahip by President Elaenhower "Is mington said addiudnal military Davis Lodge. course. He w-anted to spare Fiance politicians. equipment and facilities "are in Wtomefrom the Wars^ the ordeal of Frenchmen fighting^ Example: He brushed aside at HOAfE AIADE handing millUry superiority over Governor Ribicoff said that the Everyone some eases now’ actually being problem of caring for elderly per­ Frenchmen, 'his May 19 news conference—with- \ • to the Conununists." concentrated into more confined Cotv's me.ssage was unprece-■ out deriying it- any idea he wants sons.. many of whom are sent to NOTE—Tomorrow In Arllngtoh*this nameless one of fame, will be-brave, in which he is the la.st com- FOTATO "Oqr government continues to mental institutions for lack of b^t- dented. No one could recall anv to be a dictator. Yet he despises All w e leading silhouettes in fashion are here in place iloft living and bwdgetarj- Symlngton aald the Russians are ■ facilities, has become an in- National t emeter>- two unknown I told and aung by Americans fot all er. ® French president ever taking such poiitician.s and poltltical horse-trad­ ing. SALAD m ad e just our new collection of solid cottons, cotton prints considerations ahead of national far ahead in long range ballistic creasing problem in Connecticut. .\merican sersleenaen ^ - wlH - i t»e ♦ bur-'tim e. Spidiers. sailors and Marines — a strong stand on a political ques­ securAy,"* Symington, fo rm er Scrolled across the ;narble arch all played their part in the thrill­ tion. While chief of state, a French He quit as head of the Fi-ench I Lb., Pyrex Dish and sheer prints. Sizes 7 to 15, 10 40 20, 10’ j missiles and "our defense against Such persons also are housed in|[^- l>mocratlc aecretarj- of the Air these Weapons has barely gotten ih»r ivn» stats facilities which i lives in World W e r ila n d the Ko- of the memorial raised' to Ameri­ ing spectacle as the cortoge rolled pre.sident has little real power. Provisional Goyemment in 1946 be­ along. And Ju.st behind the casket, cause of political dickering in the fo r y o u ! ,to24i-2.\ Force, said W a speech to the Sen- off the ground." presently are taxetf to capacity. jrean War, will'Join the I nknown can soldier and sailor dead, every­ He said he intended to designate Soldier of World War I. who has where, which stands like a monii- with its faded French flowers on De Gaulle as chief of government legislature. He speaks of the That'tjwhoi yotn Roxonne »wimiuit looV» ond leeli . ^ «te. ' ■ , w' ■ He criticized cutbatks in the ‘■poisons’’ of the parliamentary M-M-M "Our defense effort is being .army and said thli country lacks been kloOe In the memorial since ment behind his tomb, runs this j the draped flag, walked the Pres- and If the assembly did not accept Ilia, with itt proportioned bro jiro’ond all oyer legend: -W e hero highly resolve! idem, the chosen leader o r a system. ■ , DID YOIT'EVER TRY . . . $g-W to 517-95 shackled by a lack of decisive lesd- an a,dequate airlift in esse of lim­ 'Nov. Iiri92l. him he would resign and tuni the perfect Til I'Jutt your ilyle, loo, in boouliful ership.” . Dn that day more than 86 years that these dead shall not have died j hundred million, in whose name pre-sidency. of ihe republic over to Yet, without the parliamentary KLEIN'S ited wars. /Traffic Deaths , ago, one of the most fajnoiis news in vain.” ' he was chief mourner at his bier. Andre le 'Troquer, speaker, of the .system and the politicians’ horae- colon ond lobrict Come in quid ond chooj* youri '"'V Using the launching of the first j Symington said the lateat Soviet ! stories of all time was w ritten by The unrHa vi-Are snoken hv the Beside him strode the man under,i Assemblv and ebnstitu-i trading there could be no republic BAKED from our grand new collection. r e a d y -t o -w e a r DEPARtMLXT— s e c o n d FI-OOR Soviet sputnik nearly eight months jpmnlk. weighing s ton and s half, Vioraa were sposen oy ww whom ,U-thee r.i,.nfallen hero h»m had lived and ; ___.... . u - ____■ u;.. m line -JT,.. to . take ; biit only a dictatorship.__ a;,, -rv.-The tn - ago as a measuring point, Symlng- weighs - some lOO times — ------more *’■-* t h ^ j j Klrke L. Simpson, then a member martyred Lincoln over tlie dead at Drop for I of the W ashington staff of the ,\s- Gettysburg. And today with voice died in France, Gen. Pershing. , coly’s office. .swer lies in between; A parliamen- ton said U.S. military stren^h ham: the largest satellite we have he^n 1 wearing only the single medal of Oldest and Weakest tary -aystem with more stability BEANS declined Jn relation to that of^the soclated Press, .ti major portion of stroiig with determination and jhis Pulitzer prize-winning account victory that every American sol­ Coty mourned that France, one ! than Prance has produced so far. 1 Lb. In A Pyrex Dish Soviets. Kit,;; Month in Row ringing with deep emotion, another dier might wear as his only decora­ .Is reproduced below.) president echoed that high resolve of the oldest „of democracies, was ■ This writer yesterday polled "A s the- first beep of the sput­ for years to oonre.” _ / : tion. also one of the weakest. KLEIN'H CHOPPED Fabric* GLOVES niks faded into silence. Inaction, He said Improved Civil Defense ) .-rw n nnsrav over the coffin of the soldier who has been “shoved tmder the rtig 1 ^ THE .ASSOtI.\TED PRESS Washington, d^ov. 11, '21 UPi - died for the flag In France. Behind carqe the carriage in ■'Thus, If I have passed the tra-j (Continued on Page Eighp READY-TO-EAT delays and expenditure ceilings re­ j which rode Woodrow Wilson, also ditlonal limits which were Imposed'. Lovely fabric gloves for summer wear. Dou­ turned 'to view." he said. ‘^Again' because it would cost a/lot of 1 The natlon'a traffic death toil, Under the w-ide snd starry skies of ■ Great men in the world’s affairs stricken down-by infirmities as he ■ upon my predecessors, I believed < money." heard.that high purpose reiterated ble woven nylon and cotton slipon.5. Also sheet- the administration has fallen back ~ / . ...L !for the sixth straight month.: his own homeland. America’s im- served in the highest place of' the mvself authorized to do so," Coty; COLE into its former ostrich like state Symington appi-pved thrm ^^ dropped in April and highway i known dead from France Sleeps | by the'nian who stands at the head, nation. Just as the livimblc private sa'id. in his first official statement j nylon in all while. .i of .eomplacency." ■ tlve military pay bill recently riding in such state ahead "had to the assembly since he thanked ' signed by the" President" the death, in the first four. month. ; tonight, a soldier home from the I SLAW Saying all Americans should be . . . gone down before a shell or bullet. it on taking office in 1954. Bulletins Elaenhower proposals for reorgan­ this year were the lowest for the ------war? ’ ' stands almost in ...the shadow of th e, nian'a .sake, the In A Pyrex Dlah asking what has been accomplished izing the Defense Department now from the .\P Wires Romething Different since Sputhik I, Symington' said: comparable period since 1.950. Alone, he lies in the narrow cell new American., shrine of , liberty i President had put.aside his (Continued on Page Eight) 7 9 ^ to $3 *^® pair . facing a congressional battle,- but The National Safety Council in of stone that guards ids body;, but dedicated today. They will talk of I jp^g^ .seemihg to parade his ••The answer is very little." he added: ' • Chicago said ihe 4-nionlh traffic j his soul has enter''a into the spirit peace; and of the'-curbing of the l weakness - and I'laked KLEIN’S KI-ICED He said there has been no step- "The facts are clear and incon- toll this year-of 10.330 was 8 per ! that ia America. Wherever liberty havoc of war. , I health, perhaps ■ life, to appear R4IET JIMENEZ DIES... NOT SHREDDED up in aircraft production although troveV-tlbl* that the militarj’ cent below the toll Of 11.200 in ! is held rioae in men’a hearts, the They will speak of the war in ■ among the mourners for the fallen. No Herald Sun Juan, Puertft Rico, Slay 29. (yi—S|Muiish Poet Juan Ramon , orders have' been placed for a strength of the Communists is the first four months of )957. honor apd the glory and the pledge France, was that robbed this sol- j After President Harding and few additional heavy je t bombers growing faster than our own . . . The April highway dfathe to -.o f high endeavor poured out over dler of life anti name and brought ^ most of the high dignitaries of the. Tomorrow .Ilinenez, "6. winner of the Nobel COLE and tankers. He said this- would •’President Eisenhower now owes death to comrades of al.l nations government had turned aside at Prize for Uteraturo.in 1956, died give the Strategic Air Command, an accounting to the American taled 2,600. A decrease of 12 per j in a hnapital here today of pneu- cenl'from the 2.950 killed in April by the hundreds of thousands. And" the White Hou.se. The procession, The 'Manchester Evening SLAW "one additional SAC -wing” which people." in their ears,when-they meet must , headed by its solid blocks of sol- nioiiia and heart failure. Dr. duaji BEAGH BAGS last year. J t was the biggest de­ Herald will.not publish tomor­ Sabater said Jimenez bad been in . Lb. Cello Hag I , ring President Harding's declara- .—,----- cline for sny month rince October News Tidbits row, Memorial Day. a seinlstupor slnqe yesterday and Not Juat Cabbage But Choose from many new styles in colorful 1956, the council said, ao the 16th. tion today beside that flag- [ (Continued on Page Eleven) that his exhausted Heart fuialiy^ A Blend Of 8 Delictoua wrapped, honor-laden bier. j ,______beach bags for suits, towels, sun glasses, etc. in the last, 17 months in which Culled from AP Wires stopped. Vegetables Senate Scrap Looms deaths were the satne-or less than "There must be, there shall he, Waterproof lined in whitej^nd colors. In corresponding months of the the. commanding voice of a con­ UONVIUYED OF 7 SIURDER8 ( previous year. - ■ Indonesian Army elaima It kttjed scious civilization against armed Glasgow, Scotland, May 29 Ufi— G R O T E A C T h e council said the continuing 77 rrbela in mopping up operafloni warfare." U.S. _ Will Make Effout New York-born Peter Manuel wa# WEIGEL 5 j-OP $^.98 decline In the traffic death toll around Goro'ntalo. in North Celebes All day long the' nation poured j * ' eonvicled today of seven mur- < On Alaska Statehood ders. The filaagow high court <• — • cannot be attribi te tr le.>Mi travels T.'.Sen. H. Alexander Smith (R- out Us heart in -pride and glory for | FRANKS Latest available figure sljbw that N J) cltea evidence anti-American the,nameless American. Before the j Judge immediately sentenced tha i ji . ! M motor vehicle mileage fo.. the first [feeling ip Latin -America.-Lebanon, first crash of the minute guns i handsome wood’eutter to deatlu The Befit In Town .Or Washington. May 29 i/ei — The«>votes In the Senate to pass both To Work with De Gaulle an Alaska and a Hawaii bill. two months this year was up 2 |„np Algeria In Senate plea i^ in a t roared Its knell for the dead from | The Jury had deliberated 3 hours Anywhere Around drive for Alaska statehqod> shifted and 31 minutes’. today to the Senate where south­ A supporter of. both. Knoufland pep cent. I further ruts, in Elsenhower^ 83,- ' the ’ shadow. ’ of the Washington i « ern DemocraU appeared ready to said he would be wilting to see the A mileage death rate (numbet^: 712,000,000 foreign aid program. Monument, the people who claim 1 Bv .lOlIN M. HIGHTOWER . ■Shower’s words as r.eddling in ; him as their own were trooping; SUSPENDED OFFICER OUILTY (KLEIN ’S DELICIOUS fight it. —1;. ^ Senate take up a separate Alaska of traffic falaliUes per 100 mil­ John DeWolt \vi^ at 96 will Waaffington, Mav 29 - The French affairs. ,. .. i > VIROINTA bill If there wer,e an ironclad lion, miles of motor vehicle travel) out to do him honor. They lined the United Stales will make every ef-] Eisenhower had said much the j Bridgeport, .May 20 ilPi—After Sources close to Senate Demo­ collect $7.1.000'*lifp' insurance be­ three hours of deliberation, a cratic Leader Sen. Lyndon B. agreement from Democratic lead­ of 5.2 for the first two months cause he tripped up the mortality long road from the Capitol to the foi-t to work with Gen. Charles’}'same thing in hi.-f, po^war book, this year was a record low for the hillside where he sleeps tonight; de Gaulle in a close and friendly "Crusade in Europe. He repor^d superior court jury today re­ BAKED Johnson of Texas said they were ers thaUHswaii also would he con- tables, says he’ll soon go to Parts de oauiie in worked with many fm- 'sidered at tljia session. tjeriod. The rale of 5.1'for Febi-u- to see some of his lad.v friends... they flowed like a tide ovdr the turned a verdict of guilty .against confident the bill — which passed slopes shout his burial place. They nianner if he comes to powet individuals and Jam es .F. CiUllnan, 26, a aos- HAM “Campus” Panties the House 208-166 yesterday I-arking such an agreem ^t ary alone was the lowest for any Growth of Juvenile delinquency 4 jnnnth In the hallon's history, the linked;With alrtiolisiii in oplnjon of choked the bridges that lead ‘’^S;;^c:r^ffi.ia.saaid_t.|i-d^^ liendeil .Staiiitord poUoeman --would oom* to the Senate OtarJ?Y -Kngwland_sald he. wpji^jd; n^ .og er river to the fields ^of the- w l b ; t ... an amendment to combine the two coimcil said.’ ■ , ' Commissioner Norman MarslialL rharged with breaking and * * - Quality made panties of 100% nylon. mid-June. « day thi.’i Is the only policy open to. he wrote, "a.s I recognized in him terlng. Judge Howard W. Al­ Choose from elastic leg brief or band B ut Sen. James O. 'Eastland statehood bills. But he predicted national commander of Salvation this country in dealing with the | - (D-Mlss). an avowed opponent of such a move would be made. Army in the United States. manv fine qualities. corn set June |0 ns the date for Never Beforei-At This head of an Allied nation. ' But He then added, apparently re fe r-! leg style. Sizes: Smallj medium or large. statehood for Alaska or Hawaii, Knowland said at a news con­ Aged Convict Kills they wondered how cooperative I sentencing. CulUnan Is free in Unheard Of Low Pii^ 4 Navy’s latest Vanguard rocket ring to his' aaaociales in the Su­ bonds of $5,000. •aid that, if an attempt ia made ference today he’has not made yp Ike’s Nanije Neede l still lost, probabi.v-because a liny De Gaulle himself would be in han-j CANNED -to coftsMer •ither-bllLiii .the Sen- hls^mlnd_wnether he would vote preme Allied Command in Europe - - -‘vrif. electrical rlreuit failed to.functlon Self in State Prison dlinif French relations, with the as well as himself: ‘k CI..\I.M b'EES TOO HIGH , lAo he will offer ad, an amendhient for an'smefidiSeht to combine the On Jobless Pay Bill a split second beforif the 20-inch Atlantic Allie.s. ea. an equally controversial bill to Alaska- and Hawaii bills if - the "We felt however that ..tliese Washington, May 29 ilPj—GTh#. POLISH sstellite wss-.set to enter o r b it... Wetherifield. May 29 (JPi A 72- President Eisenhower told ■ his Teamsters Unioit protcated to­ ■limit reviey' powers of the .Su­ Democratic leadership doesn’t give Bridgeport city administration news confereijce yesterda.v thst qualities wqre marred by hyper- /Vote’s the time to buy that assiiropces of Hawaii’s considera­ Washington. May 29 i/Pi Only vear-old convict • at the State ------sensitlveneas’ and an extraordlnarj’ day that 9850.000 Is too mucli preme Court. Opponents of the President Eisenhower’s signature flics motion in Superior Court to Prison fatally slashed his throat he had a long experience of friend HAMS o lb ^ p rem e Court measure haye indi­ tion. jift temporary injunction against atuhbornnesa in-matters which ap- for legal fees to attomeya who was needed today to authorize fed­ with a razor blade in hta cell this ly contact to us. ” handled a suit to bar Jam es R- cated they would talk at length But he said he would not like razing Archer C. Wheeler mansion, to see the Senate on ’ record as eral advances to the states for a morning. hapiivn to be one ,_qf those peop n Hoffa from taking office as against it. temporary extension of tmemploy- and hearing la set for next Thiirs- STORE HOURS: , Separate Alaska and - Hawaii discriminaiing against Hawaii Mole- ...... (lay . . Leading Shviet scientist PriRon authorllleF Identified the that like him. * , - l Free French movement. ‘ president of the union. .Thee* SLIP A AMPLE FREE PARKING REAR OF OUR STORE . . . ment benefits. man aa Lee Delbett ArrhambHiilt He made this alalement attorneys, Godfrey P. Schmidt, WED. TUI 6 :0 0 Matehood bills have been on the ]y becauae of the racial issue and blirio permit that action was says Sputnik IJI Is large enough to • THUBS. nu 8 :8 0 Ui’- at« of t> sop’>’srn fltibualer, A of Windsor. Archambaiill was his insistence m the S llte Denarlment and! Thom as Dodd' and M. J. Blu- Regular $3^98 ‘ • GREEN STAMPS WITH ALL CASH SALES . . " ■ ' carry s man on a lO-day Sight to serving a 5 to. 1.1 manslaughter; ence that he wp.nld not discuss the . eialK in Jh e S t ^ FRI. CLO.KED But*acUon*has*^bee"^^ KnowiandKnowland said he woiii’dwould support;support pa8»e wife. , i Fi-epch crisis. Secretai.i of Stale premier he probably can be expect-^ 000. Schiiildil, who became one Coii.sl Guard cadet, squadron Warden Mkrk Richmond V aaid Dulles had cautioned tha the a t- Ren James E. Murray (D-Mont), | whether they came to a vote sin- i en and strenjtthen it were defeated. er) to slick to the major lines of; of the monitors, aaked'gZOO.Ofifi $ 3 . 3 9 , Insular affairs committee chair-1 gly or separ^ely. . The House passed it May 1. sails from New London today on Ai-chainbault Was found bleeding, nation Was too de icate foi d ^ of this amount for himself and Sale I Its annual training cruise to Eii- French foreign policy where,, the' m sn”"s8id'he plans, to go before President Elaenhoiver told hist, 'The passage vote wsa unanimous cn the floor of hla cell as other sion Vy top North Atlantic Alhance is con-1 his New Y'prk law firm. '♦he 'next meeting of the Demo-1 hews conference yesterday he re-.’ fleiplte sharp critlclam fropi some ro|>e...Alr Force announces that inmates In the prison were about El.«enhowers . cerned. .. i L et’s go formal! Ths dress-up look - achieved with ' A dacron, cotton and nylon full crStirPollcy Committee and ln-|specU the Republican party plat. Benatork...... that .the bill was largely Grenier Air Force Base at Man-, to go to work I Gaulle seethed to VVashiogton GOVERNOR SAYS UNITE KLEIN'S front shadow pansi slip, tews bf tm- slat that the Alaaka blU be sched- j form pledge to work for statehood useless ,a position also taken by cheater, N. H. will, become head­ Richmond said Archambault had; diplomats to be subject to two g>s- But if he succeeds in ,solving hisj' fabric elegance and!-beautiful simplicity pf line. The quarters for one of 16 new nir re­ home front political problems andt HartfonL May t * <8»>—O o w - broldery and two rows of nylon laca ..w . . . CORP. Uled for- floor action without fur-1 for both Alaska and Hawaii, AFL-CIO spokesmen. b^en despondent ever since killing lalble nor Ribicoff told • staff c a - Delicatessen graceful uplift bra banned and softly shirred, the waist-’ .■ Ben. Paul H. Douglas (D-Ill) ar rvr training wings )>eing estab­ ■gaining the centralized power he, trim on ths hodics; nylon la cs'a l tKa ther delay. The statement appeared to some milbis wife.WIIC. "However. novycvci, ' therevucic w *’ *■",as' was that De Gaulle ■ .. s iTnitart backera could ploycs* memorial service at tha line deftly dipped, the hips, alimly molded with Rox­ hamline. 34 to 44; ahort, avaraga «c MMtCHESTIR CONN- sttaehood suppoptere td leave called it "Yhe -great runaround of lished in nationwide teorgsnlia- nothing to Indliiate that he would, now a^ ue that the United Staiw wants, he very likely will do every-1 . "I think the ‘ sentiment for tlo n .. .Thousands of homewgrd- thing possible to try to make eaifitol today that all.Amei'icom FOOD STORP anne’s famed foundation fit. Color-locked black and , tall. White prUy. Alaska’s admission is Just as dou^t as to the President's stand 1058."* Beh.' Pat McNamara (D- killVIII himself." lh«the warden said. was prepared to work w itt min ahoold unit* hHilad Preeli»et ; CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS Mlch) amid he feared it would bound commuters to Westchester France the dominant ally In Eur; 1*1 CENTER ST. strong .‘in the Senate as in the on enactment onl.v of an'. Alaaka The* badly injured Archambault desiiite s long reford friction Eiaaahowmr. "to asalto t m o 9» copen. Sizes 34 to 40, S I 0 . 9 8 o ' - - - - 'Cv . ' ■ . ;/■ bill. But Rep. John. P. Saylor prove "a cruel hoax’’ on the mil­ end Connecticut fume-and fret in during a n d 'after Worid-War IL rope. This would -be particularly House," he said.’ » - their trains fog a« long u a hour Woa Uken IiLtha prison JiospiUl, the rest 'o f tlm world that «• DIAL Ml i-725* Senata Republican iieader Wil­ (R -Pa) told th e House the Preel- lions of unemployed "rhe other whs that De Gaulle s are a united pefipln.'* dent feyors the Aluka Mil in its .1 . A- when electrical Jtrnubla stalla Boa- enemlea might seize upon Elsen- (OonUgue« oa Page Seven) ' * liam F . Knowland of California ten ualn Joat lanvlng fiow York. (itettaoMl M Fog* Eight)' axpresaed baliaf Ultra art anough present form. . (CM ttm ed FKK* NIm ) ■ V - I