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Rockville. May 11 (SpMlal) ,M fh School and Waahiniton SUt# T b a l6ttOW>aB | ^ * * l* m D«tt •n r-rr***- tv th* rMto m«ca(*- ^ wccg>-^^ icvuuDg Oood uuim ta a cloaed meeUn* I ^chiTor of'drtVnc; defra# from and by accrat ballot tha Varnon Connactlcut Taachara OollaKa iB f f Md a i« Wbil«ct ^glcbtast WTIO—tJtnll Colo WDRO—Ouy LiomDardo Board of Education appointed Ray-1 New BriUIn and a master of grtUiout notlot. ] WOTH—Bill Stern mond E. Ranudell aa superlnten-' arts degrea frbm Springfield Cbl- dent of achoola to succeed Arthur, lage. He haa aI»o done graduate Mother’s Day is Sunday, May 13 ,X.^uale Harehaat ^ llA V —Winner Wale _ _ „ , In)uns)J^at ' “ iro Ha*** WOCO—Good Lveiiin* Good Uukle Council^ Holds Yearbook Pays Tribute E. Chatterton, who ia retiring work at the University of Connec- ______^eball MaUn*t WKNB—Winneru;i^VU,.r)tnnar D Datea(« A i».. 1-.. I Ucut. [O—Widow Brown WTIG—Threa Stai eau a .hough Ita choice ip a popular.. Thg n e w auperinlendent of bRC—Kal Colbr WDRG—bow«ll Thomaa Leagu^\Foes 'Thoui Burton’* Help. Mother to Foxhion | Mother Prink U p : roTOr*Waawerka WGTH—M m Uie ArUat Third Annual one with townspeople and waa \ ach(U>la live* with hla wife an(l 111 To Past and jfeesent predicted by many, the Board for . ions at Vallay View Lane, Vernon Muala Marcbaat WIJAY—kilicore Tbealer undlacloaed reasons chose to with- ‘ and IP a member of the Masonic ' Ravua Wc'CO—Good fclTenina G ^ Uuaie During Week J a—' jrta WKl^S-'Wvenina...... ‘ - BercnadaI Talent SKUvW I A clever and memory-provok hold information concerning it; | Order and the Union Congrega- .nc—Dr...... N. V. Peale WTIC—Anawer Mail action until late yesterday after-' tionai (Jhurch. He la active In With a ~ P ing tribute to the past of Manchca- WOn(~‘Waawotwx>8P-i*««^ J**®' ■'W D rr—Amna ‘n Andy Behind the~atrong irhlt Ceta Award noon. ' many of the activltiea at the - \ with tha WGTH—Fulton Lewie Jr. . The third annual Student, ! ter High School, ■■ well ■■ tha Ramadell waa named aaalatantj church and la widely known “ «iuv llil»- tng of Steve Cooper, k ■ / WIIAY—tncore rtieaier cU Talent Show wn» held Friday High raced to an impraaaiva I customary record of individuals superintendent of achoola in'throughout I*** 52*^,^1*_****** WGCC—Goud fclveiiiha Good Muale ' nl*hl. May 4, at Waddell School. ' and activlUea of the past year, charge of elementary education In ball and baaketbalt officiating. W1G«d by •/ (Thatttrton Will be feted June 2 WKNR—BaaeballlOIB—Baaebal Matinee w e e u —Guud Eveninf Good Muife game. I and has held this position since. In 1946 RanasdeU-' waa ^ele'vated W n c-M e w a the band were "String of Pearta/; Cooper, in wrapping up hla aec- to the post of auperviaor of the at the PAC Oub by members of WKNB-PIMtfr Party .. "Night Train,’’ "720 In the Booka The first Somanhis publication WTIC—One M in a Family ond win in two atarta, had little originated as a literary magazine town’s three elementary schools at the community. The guest speaker by i;^§$S:jiS;*aiid Ray WDRC—E. i T ^ r r n w and “ Mambo No. 5." win be Dr. William H. Flaherty, \ ftxii* WGTH—Lei Paiftiabd Mary Ford trouble in aetUng the Whippeta In 1915, with the final issue. de the time and 1» 198(> he waa named Singers in the aho^r were Nancy down. Two ainglea In the second voted tp seniors. elementary aUpervisor. deputy .commissioner of educa Judy Elltn WHAY 'Di'dgrra ve-xGlanl* Custer, Tony Squlllacote. TTie three frame and one base knock in the fhe ^omanhis yearbook this He wps horn In Lubee, Maine, tion, and a veteran member of the 5^c555?!iSa«.* weexi-G.."•m EvenIngNjdbd Muale "Sophs.” made up of Marie Brandt, eighth and ninth were all the year ia somewhat different from ' and waa,-graduated’ from Lubec State Department of Education. \ WpRQ—Rpcort Bbog^ WKNB-M June Fedora and Lynn Messenger; Windham aquad could muster from CdbbUr Jacket — in Cottort \ WOTH—Bob WTIC—Lone Ranger that of ..previous years, because WORC_..C—Jack - — Carton 'x Ruth Hanford, and the Har; the local fast-haller. Steve also Tha derivation and preaent uae this is the last year in the "old A- cover-up Xjo wear non-stop **t?HAY-SwlnB Em Y. GTH—Red Sox va. Waaliliiglvn moneers. Including. Sun Reneker, Being elected tLone Ranger ly young lady who leada the aenior the Red and White again took ad- ing graduates of the school. Bv Hollister PTA combed cotton yarn . ^\ so smart WGTU—Rob aad Ray In the Merit Scholarship coirtijetl eighth grade, a-paixx^-OB-the -Ed ...w*.»»-—Youra.Tnily j Itom.. vantage-pf-*-btg~Innl«gr-10~m e^ 'rte booK“ IIiIS”ySaFT8r"gfatefut- ly faahlonad, jio low ln \ ^ ce to *’ wKAY—Swing WGTH—Rrd Sox ve. Wakhlngtna Jpitcher John' R lw y col from 1893-1935, and to Arthur per And annual, meeting held Barbara McIntosh, mistress of • Peter Pan collar WHAY—Dodgers vS, Glsnts belongs to the High School World four Manchester High freshmen. ceremonlesf Wlllldni Turklngton, yHAY-^Mewa Muaia Valvo also ,)>lay* Sizes 32 to 38 tionist Club and French Club. ’ Students Whose pieces were chos of (Hir c^m unity have contributed Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baxter, first Tolls. Russell Mercer. Paul laco- WTIC—NaUonal Fan Club x^ Bill Kuhne played a marimba and A fbjlower of the College Pre College. ' nie Brault got ojfe hit each but to the edWation and the fame of Tht Bulky.Look in Wool . SpoUlabl WDRC—My, Son Peep bass duet. both base knocl^ drove In two en for exhibition at Carnegie Insti vice presidents; Mr. and Mrs. Ray buccl. Sara Perry, Joann Morri Brndns Oaod Muale 'WGTH—R«XSox vs. Wsshidgloii paratory, course, Harry Is how Nola haa belonged to the Na tute were John Haberen and Gary MHS.". AiWfing those whose pic son, Donna McNeil, Marilyn Phil- Three hther members from last tional Honor Society for the pgst runs apiece. Second baseman Bob mond W'oodbridge, second vice An Important wool cardigan In a glU— ' t \ taking Wglish, Physics. Trigo Milek, for enameling, and Edmund tures ajlpearMh, the Foreword are: presidents; Mr. and Mrs. Felix llp.s, Brenda I-ailey. Maufeen Mc- no-R tiieU y Sparta WHAY- Dodgeia vs. Giants year’a ahow were danceri Bqbby nometry, Spanish II, and United three years, and to the. Library. Sweet also collected two hits for close, bulky stitch, with the new WTiC=>Nsllo7iai'J>nI'fb n Club the afternooh. Rubacha, for fabric design. John Mrs. Marguei^le Oates Campbell, Klock, aecretarie.s; Mr. artd Mrs. Keever, Beverly Stevenson, Susan WDRC—Johnny DoUsr :x , ._^ J .. Mbert and Mariettg. Gagnon and States History. Physics ranks as Pagea her freshman year. She was Haberen and Gary Milek were win soOial studies teacher 1922-1946; est boxed-Ui allm ■Uhouette. Thai,. wora^p«wt*?25St WtJTH—Red Sox vs. Wsshlngtnp baton twlrler Barbara Elliot. atroQg /& 8t Hartford High John Nellson, treasurers^ snd Lueltgena. Dliria • Jylkka; Beth perfect topper for the, aheath his favorite. _, A member of■ the ‘ yrench " ■ Clubxdur-.“ lib. ■ ners of $25.each laM year. Thomas 'Fergus^, '42. Herald Mrs. William Burke, Mrs. Tloger Tang a rone ahd jAidl'th Grant, Ilia—'. Members behind the scenes were ^ Outside of school, Harrv'can he ihg her aophom'ore and junior played' Mancheater on Wednesday ^ynthla Treggor rwelved honor akirts and dresses. In white, navy Tekvision Proarrams .WHAV—Dodgers vs. Slants In a nfili;Ieague game. Publisher; Joseph ^cClusWey, ’29, Crafts and Mrs. Gilbert, Wilson, pianist'. WTIC—National Fan Club BUI Bi’eadheft: Bob Tierney and found at Kdeum’s Market doing years'. At present, she is also able mention in writing for her Olympic .star; WilHam' Buckley, or red. . .v 'J* On Page Two WDItC—So They Say x Rod WrlgHj. Gooncil members who Various jobs as a atorkbdy, deliv B N t Meriden delegates to 'the PTA CJOuncil. WGTH—Red Sox vs. WasVIngJon member- of the audio-visual club short story in the Junior division. member of the Board of Educa Mrs, Hugh Brautigtlm, relirins HdRSES LOSE AG.AIN helped makn, the ahoW a success ery boy and clerk. In hla spare of which she is the secretary;'' Ronnie SifiHRona coasted to hie Oaire (Arison '56. tion; Saul Sllverstejnv, who en For the Isl lita— were Francln'e Bosln, Danny Dor second consecutive victory Thurs- president, congratulated the new Baltimore IA5 —A horse trough *8 WHAY—Dodge™ vs GlanU time, lie finds enjoyment In read couraged school expankjon; and was moved into atorage b.v, the y/ WTIC—NaUonal Fan Club mer. Esther Pasquallnl and Bob ing,, conslrticllng model airplanes Our legionnaire states that she . 3 „ n.n^hester romped officers and presented to them the WDRC—So They Say has had two great honors: one 1 *9 1^-0 'kiff Alan Olmstead, who ha^^xWritte^i president's plp'''^and, gavel. Tlie Society for the Prevention of LARGE SCREEN RCA WOTH—Red Sox- vs. Washington Sweet. ^ and cars. \ - over Mbrlden 13-2 at Mt. Nebo. many editorials in the He^ld on / '■.The total adihissions, $266.85 will being valedictorian of the- sen i^ A 1 C»le Elected PTA. presented Mrs. Brautigam Cruelty to Anlmala after it was ALL COLOR TV $695 ti'ia— . Our "personality ofMhe week’’ The Indiana cuffed the Stiver C3ty education. \ \ knocked off Ita atone legs by an f e . x ' WHAY—Dodgers vs. Giants go .tile Student Activity Assn. lists people who r^use to commit claaa this year, and the other m - moundsroen Ypr 11 hita a'nd were with a whitr'orchld and past pre.si- lARLOW'S WTIC—right . ^ longlng to the National Honor/So- Manager for Day The.clasa song of ’.56 appears In dent’s Pin’, at which tirhe she automobile. The SP(TA said there Sleevaltsi Boucle — in Orion , WDRC—Romanes Moods themselves by saying. "I don’t issued ten walks in the easy lyln. ■ WGTH—Red Sox vs. Wsshinglon cleiy.,. ' . the senior portion ot the book. wHb thanked all members of the PTA was no use setting It bick up; Sleeveless pullover In the most TELEVISION care," as his pet peeve, -t Simmons scattered,eight hits while Words and mUsic written by horsedrawn vehtfiles have been V 1N» XUlaiMI Tpk„ Bucklaad M :lg - Harold has been honored as a She has many hobbies, among striking out four and walking one. Alan Cole will be Town-Man- for their support during the past . wanted Orion. All hand washable, WHAV-^Dnflcers vs. GIsnIs Vinlon Wins Mile which are piano playing,, reading, Barbara and Carol Hewitt. two-years. A gift was alao pre banned from that street during guranteed shape-retaining w’*h TbLias-saas WTIC—Cavalcadt of. Spoi—irts recipient of a 12^800 scholarship Denting the plate foy five runs *y-F rush hours and for all practical Vty--is a-j. WDRC—Romanes Moods to Bates- College In iXvlslon., knitting, skating and swimming. W ho Who sented to Miss Mary Young, who X smart crew neck and aniig wi (- WCTII-Ntaht Musio In'^ecord Time Nola is also a "spectatoi’ .sports in the third frame, Manchester had result'.fifluU'. the Rotary Day elections The "Who's Who in ’.56’’ section j(( retiring next month, after purposes. \band. Ii: white, black, mint, / Maine. Upon graduation, hfi mOre than enough for victory but r ' .. . ^ , WIIAY- Dodgors vs. Glsihs plana to enter Bates to prepare man.’’ X... held in each homeroom recently. have their pictures placed artisli- -fiharrv, blue or beige. WTIC-.-Meet the Champion the'- •.••eren’t content, adding'eight cally in an "antique” frame drawn / Co-captaln Bob Vinlon ran the for a career as a physicist or Nola now has Xpart time job Out ol a hat of 35 eligible candi \ $ 3 . 9 9 • 100% nylon, 40-denier WDRC—Moods tor RonuUice mile In the amaalng Ume of chemist. at the Aetna Life Insurance Co., more tallies in the fifth and sixth dates, the 15 highest were chosen by Fran Obremskit WGTH—Night Huslo innings TV SERVICE itita- 4:25.*, which la probably Uie Our 6-fool, blue eyed, brown wheye she is a statistical clerk. She L u .. j HIo participate in the Rotary Club Sue O’Dwyer and Tom Riddell . • Bar-tacked.at all points of t RJE *0 • PJI. ^ -WHAY-rDodgdrs vs.'GIsnU fajtest high schodl'mile this spring haired legionnaire is the oldest' also -belongs ,lo the Aetna Girls’ Big .Norm .Hohenthal collected Boys and Girls TmvnTown Government were voted to be the best dressed; ■ stress WTIC—Meet the Champion two doubles in three trips to the Barbara Rice and Don Duda, the P«r H m m C oB WDRC—Moods gMRomsnce In the United States, at he led the son of Mr. and Mia. Edward Wll- Ciub there. After g'rafiuatfon, she Dayx They will take'-jfiver town • Guaranteed runproof ./V rum PABTR WGTU—Danes, MHS trackmen to a 62-33 triumph 14 Main St., Talcotlville. plans to’ w’ork full time at the plate. Co-captains Eddie Wojclk positiona fin Friday. May: 11. class comics; Clynthia Prior and uiaa— over\ Hartford Public gnd .54-41 Wayne Keith, '57. Aetna, and says that plans for and Al Cole also had two hits Other' , torm jmsltion:- w51]l Ire: Ed Wojclk. the roo.st athletic; TJtojtheAjL ( D a i f , • Elastic waistline Ml 9-0080 W HAY-NleHt Watch /' apiece during the wild afternoon. Cynthia Dunlap’ afid Ed Wojclk, Yes! Wc Have SOTMIANY f o i AtL HAROMESTEB win over Bristol at Brlatol Thurs- college may bp made but'pot in SupcrinteildMt of Schools, ,'Lou • Sizes 5 ,6 ,7 ,8 * ^ ISllRfc-Newe- Almanao ^lay, Mav 3. Vinton’s excellenj: the Immediate fu,ture. x X. . Dale .-irown '57 .GAgnoii; Higji School Prirtcip'sk tlie mo,st popular; Karolyn Ka>'e WGTH—'Night M*‘ ”tc llRie shaiteied Brislors preymus Nola Is the only-dsu'-hter of Mrs. and Jim Juros, the .mpst ar^Wtlci • White, pink,.b)i^, maize U i i a - / General Eleelric Leo Cyr; Mayot^Josephine Pagan!; W HAY- Night Watch . record. Matilda Fiske of 206 Center St. Town^ Englneer,\ pon Squatrito; .hidy 'Mozzer and Bary Scballer, Other Styles to Show Xou • Elastic leg pnehing Regularly $1. M ch WTIC—Sport WnSl . Other events In which MapcKes- Pat, Sypbers, '57 Tennis Plavers Superintendent . Recreation, the best mannered; and I^vSmlth , Icr captured first place were: dlg- (rives Assembly Dave Turklngton;- B id in g Inspec and G'cort Gibbs, the ci^st. rus and broad jump, b.y Shvinsky: tor, Anne Simpson; 'rftX 'tN>n<'ctor, Most likely to succeed are-Cyn PLANTS WIIAY->Symi>honv in th« Nlsbt Twice Winners WTlC'^iartlnif Berenadt Javelin, by Donahue; 880. by MaC- ••mie House of Magic” spoW Bob Sweet; Park Comfliissioner, thia Dunlapxjind Hfidks Johnston: MARTHA WASHINGTON GRRANIOMS WDRI>-Cal Kolbv Ardle: add the 440,.by Button. from the General E le ctric'^ ,, \ Bill MacArdle; Town Clerk, Norm best looking, Anderson and WGTH^DtVfca Uualc The ^IHS' racquelegra* have Don Vale; mosU'musIcai, Jo-Ann 11:45,,^ This meet showed niarked Im WAS pre'senled to the assembllea' Hohenthal; Judge of Probate, Iwar AZALEAS — MIXED ROTS WHAY-bymiihDDy in the NUhl provement. In 'each event, and Tuesday through the cowrteiy of added twtKfeathers-to. their caps Jozus; North, End Fire «>oks AT i ,.At i n c o n t e s t \ Carlin. Gauilet's tHfers a Valuable hr' MlrfieldiaSatufday. May 5. search by scientists. game using Latin nouns were johnatoh, ’.56. won the first'ainglf. The 12lh blenniel Connecticut OTne Stilson and James Ham did'* Other place winners for Manches- Mr. Heiney dcmonsti'aled the played. 6-4, 6-4. BobI Segal, '.56, took the Slate alin Contest 5vas held th’s IHe most for MHS: Jo Pagani and FELTHAM’S GREENHOUSES Bob Donahue have the nicest -'xwere; Bill Mac’A'rdle, who new method of making insulation .Second singlep, 6-3, 6-0. ,tniK third year at Torrington High School on 9'il t^'est Middle Turnpike— Manchester . BurtonWHelps Mother Look Snappy! ced fourth In the 880 by lurn- by mixing various chemicftls and Debates are being conducted by single was takenikcn by ,. Paul .. O’BrJght____ _ May 9. Manchester High SchiW smile; Cynthia Dunlap and • Bob f REE GIFT t^ V 8RADU*TES! In hia beat peiforinance to a catalytic agcnl.,Thls wlJlJi^Very three of John Palmers’ English 6-1, 6-1. Manchester took both again sent represenlatives to the Sweet are the beat all around; at ^he Wilbur Cross Highway S classes, during their class perioda. Mary Rega and Bob Sweet, the Just our woy' of, $ ^ 0 9 ConfrotukitloBsl dale;. Dan Shvinsky, who placed' useful as .soon' a.s " i.s perfected. doubles, with'.lohn^on and I-eglH. contest, the only one of its kind in aecond in the discus w’ltb hia best His second performance was A different' subject is being dis scoring '7-5, 6-2. ^nd Steve Pick-.’ ^ew Elngland. 'The rcpicscntalives most changed; Joan Winters and Open 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Friday, Sot^doy heove to date; Dom Squatrito. that of making a light bulb il cussed by each clasa. man. ’57., and Mark Solomon. '56, \^-e; Latin I, Wesley Feeler and Jack Kearns, Itie mosj poised; NoChing to buy! Just coirii, in Esther Pasqualini and Geoff Gibbs, who wan tied for fifth place in luminate • by charging it .with V s oring 6-4, 2-6, 7-,5. T h ^ a s Adams; Latin t t \ Marilyn R'esearc.h projects on India, the besl-naturedf; Dorothy Glaiber A L L ^ Y SUNDAY > person. the..poIg vault. water. , ' ■ \ The netmen traveled to Wil.li- Tayl^and Linfia SmitH^; Latin IV, . ’Squat' '67 The ,slroto.scope ltghl\ .shp.wed China and Japan are being atarted and Paul Madden, the most talks-' it for the young lodios by Donald Pace’s history classes. nianUc on May 7 to wirr^the match WiiranKMcCkirry. / live. the audiences ws.v.s of stiid.ving with Windham 4-1; Johnston lost rapidly moving objects with the Scattered throughout the book are ■ Lovuly ptndont or eharm Gilbert Hjml’s Junior English the first single. 6-4, 3-6, 3-6. Segal TVPWTSX 4(BS' ^ w , o r l d ,, several "candid snapshots'' of stil-. .. G>lorful aid of amber and green cays. took his match, 7-5, 6-1. O'Bright ’Ar for Hio young mon . . . Rifleiiicii Fourth Me. Heiney deriionstintad- the daises ar^keeptn'g’exkeei him very busy Seven liave ’dents and school scenes. \ thill week. Mr. H:int reports that won the third by 6-2, 10-8. . The the staff of th^^igfi School World. qualities of hi-fidelity recording The new typists^ all juniors, are Credit Staff, .\dvlaora t FothlonaMo Now Tin Toe I I I N c h 'Eiiglunds the reaeal-ch nolea for the Junior Johnaton-Segal c.ombination took This book would not be poaaibls Beth TellowJQold ceJor . . worth and also the use of binaural souitdg the first double,'3-6. 6-3. 6-3. Solo Nancy A,dam.s, Bariiara. Barre, in it.’ He denionslialed this with ..term papers on America Litera without thfi diligent and devoted St.tS each. t i^ , turned, in last week, made a mon land O'Bright won the second Margie Wville, Brenda Hills. Eve- work of Miss Fellows and the So- •’The. Mamhesler Indians, Con the sound of a train appioaehlng double, 6-4; 6-4. lyn Maktropietro, Frartfics Sweet and fading Irito the distance. Blade 4 feet 5 thick of cards for manhls staff. The 1955-66 editor is necticut State clvaiupion rifle ■him t(b.yorrect. Bob Liepis '56 and (jiaire Vegrard. ■ , team for the third consecutive, His la.st experiment, . on jet Elaine Buceino and the assistant A.- Laminated year, took fourth team place in prop.nision. ainiplifiet! the mys- editor ia Angela Grasso, Other New Fhigla'nd at the" 12th anfiiial terio.s., to his audience by simply members of the staff are. Sue Vipyl pumping- air which caused the Brown, Karolyn Kaye, Cynthia lOLD FACTS r w x ? 'shoulder^lo-shuuldcr lUtle Tourna I S MAIN ST. — OPPOSITE WOOLWORTH'S ment helil. recently' in Nrvv Havem gasoline to ignite, caii.sing a reac Majorclles 'll* Take Part iu Baiiil C<>nccrt Prior, Barbara Rice, Joan Wint^s. The tean'i produced a 4-man score tion which 'made Hu* apparatua Barbara Kennedy, Marcia Albro. // '"H' - OPEN MONpAYS of 722 In the match, held in con- .roar. 'Hie noise of. Hie ex'pcrim'ent Lca-nore Jane Ames, Barbara (Nvlkia., Dorothy Glaiber. juncUon with the National Match owed why jet propjilmon is not '..J . i yet used In automobiles. Simone . Amirauit, Patricia Fo with other .regional matches all garty, Gretchen Palmer, Francinc, over the nation. [ Heine.v cone,hided his show n*he firal t<*an^ coniposcd oX by kiicouraging hfgh, school itu- K ». Clbrem.ski. Judith Hansen and Jn ajislil protecting Robert Miller, Dave Nutter, Rich-| denlsVto tske advantage of their- Anne Kerrigan. , ard Tb.or8elI’''and Jon 'tiairison, oppoi tVimlie.s. by taking math, and The S,o m a n h i s AdverUsing science rfiur.scs. for they will* be Staff. With it? 39 'member's, ban 1 your valuable furs shot'18.5, iS.I, 178 and'176 icspoc- dies the business end of publish uixprinbi designed by fafilous artists! TEACHERS WANTED ttyely, tadbtal a 722, a weak score. the scientist-s; of , the future, j ' V .Simone' Amirault; '57 ing Somanhist The staff collects Check our low >0905 ond eOld utoroge of yOur ComMied With, the .Stale Match | advertisements from business as W illim antic Stale Teachers* College '740. The second tpaih, composed of TAKE WETIIKRSFIEM* sociations in town, , Those mer furs. It't o real borgoln |n protocflont S:.-. Bill ^Breadhett, Alan, Ferris. WIU chants of Manchester who have lia'm ,Handler and Clifford Hodg- The JayvCe baseball team aiw- Will Prepare College Graduates to Teach In tha cessfull.v defeated a .strong Weth 'contributed their advertisements to kins, followed cloac after the fji'xl Somanhis have their cstabMsh- Elementary. Schools in Connecticut Next team With a 716 and took fifth ersfield nine to (Hih ds third vic from... , V tory oh May 5 in Wethersfield, ments listed in the book. Edward teem place. Ryder is'the present advisor to September ‘ ^ .On the morning of .the match, winning a close .5-3 margin. The Mancliester team jumped to tlie Somanhia Advertising Staff. DAMAGING DUST $ . ':. individual .matches were held. Tlie [ Mr.s. La Verne Kelson is the ad 0 99 Burton^s Helps Mother Keep Cool with only good scores from .Manchester an curly lead in the third Irame. t C o u r s e O f f e r e i l . The Wethersfield team laupched visor for the art wo.rk done for So Don’t let .du-st dim the beauty of were fired by Richard . Thoi sell, manhis with the clc'vcr cartoons of iftS: taking third individual placc^ an-attack in the fourth inning and your precipu.5 furs. In our cold .stor y. wa.s able to lake the lead, scoring 1 past and pre.sent. Outstanding con-' The NEW'Cooi Breezeweight June 27 Through August IT . ' , of the ninlcli. anil Robert Mi j tributions in this field were done . age vaults they’re .sgfe from sH who, also with a 183, hut with'' four lun.s. In the last- three frames, he iManc-hcsler ja.vVee.s .succe.saful- I bj'*'Jane Ames,'Gretchen Palmer, damage. Call now. Attractive, different-look lower standirig score, look four ' Francine Ohremski, Barbara TEACH ERS NEEDIP:^, . . GOOD SALARIES individual place of the matchT iV scored three additional runs, ing patterns developed b.v that pioved to be* the decisive I Smith, Barbara Rice, Carol John- BnthV received bronze nicdal.s. ' .son. Raymond Winters and Joan apeh famou-s European ar- The national match marked the margin.' $100 Valuation Admissions Icsls ' . ’ Clyde ('.'Richard '59 . pozdz. tist.s as Picas.so. Leger and Double Skirted Nylon Tricot tci ininatinn of the ritle se.rson and The Somanhis contains an "In ; [o.V by Dave Golsa, chairman - of the Roaetto and Bob Warren.. Majorettes have participated In the football and has kotball halftime entertainment. The entire band ’ concert this-year will be deVoted to such'popular music as pongs from Broadway "hit” qhowa. la also a member of the Pacer*. 'V ■ ■ ■ \ I'Tojects Committee'. - . ' Marletle Gagnon '57 '*■ Judy Rega,' '59. Wayne Keith, ’57 ' 4^- .1 ■I’ s.Marietta Gagnc>ii„’57
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f^ '.' }: ' I '' ^ 'V ■V . / ' MANCHESTER EVENING HRRALD, MANCHESTER. CONN* FRIDAY, MAY 11,1956 PAGE SEVEN -L Oround Olwarvar Ooiii*, wlordliia- Hal Boyle BishQp to Confirm Seminar Planned tor for CowMotlelit OvU Dsfanse; To Entertaiii PTA W. Demar Barker, CD director of BaaeOma A t . Maiy^B Class Skywatch Schedid^ By AL Auxiliary Wethersfield: Col. John F. Dyer, At Final S^sion ed end scalgs*aad by saisa ia fiami chief of supply and trahsportatiOfi, ^Sherlocks * Tracking These gtaaiM— M eadsN. Aad Bans AU Hong Kong Area "-Mr4. LOuM Garvey of Thomp- Ststte Office of Civil Dofanso. ^ GMsita Mnsssasaa pay a >*a la The Rt. Rev. JRobsfrt U. Hatch. Saturday, Ma,v IS Films entitled, "QuanUan* All,^ . ‘'Sixth grad* ch o n l singers wtll D. D., Suffragan Bishop of Con Midnight- 3 a.m...... V’Muateer* Needed «onvlIl*. Department chairman of and "New England Flood, '1966," Fully 7» of the members of the j Lunar Colonists Seen ^ *iag i * a *BdiA*-4N t e k lev* entartaln th* Washington PTA things necticut, will administer Confirms* 3 a.m/-4 a.m...... , Voluatear* Needed ■ Civil befense, k^riaored b y ' the and Civil Defense pamphlets will Womhn’a Auxiliary of 8t. Mary’* whan it m**ta for Its final ■a**l«n aod memeris* a f * a s* wh* hare Hit bv Water Gut i . Veluateer* Needed i > ' be available to all attending. Britain * Witch ^Death tion in St. Mary's Episcopal 14 a.m.-5 ff.m, ... Amertesn Legion Auxlllar>’, Auxlllari', De ANY SIZE ■piscopal- Church fttended the Tuaaday, May 15, at • p.m. In th* pssssde*. a a.m.-S a.m...... Emmett Roberta All members Of th* American Within Two Centuries Church Sunday at 4 p.m. Bishop ...... 'Veluateers Needed partmehLof CopnectlciilKlbectlciilKln coopr London. M«y 11 <^-*'n>« Brit- corporate Communion service yes West Sid* R*e. w v * y M * * * Aiwisgy— ■ 8 a.m.-10 a.m. .. eration wH(i the State Office of Legion Auxiliary and all ether ' Following th* musical program, EnDURE • mn. let ue bdp yM. Th* baaay sad By LEN UEFKOW can was about SI (UR gi.80). Now Hatch will also be th* preacher at 10 a.m.-13 Noon ...... Douglas Stevens, Cyril Banks persons Intersated In Clvit De Uh Medical Aaan. aald today, that Civil DefenSq^ in' Hartford, v%- First President terday at 11 a m,, with the Rev. (Continued from Pegs One) sidn about malamal deaths causad F o r Hsl M*yie they cost about 830^'' tHla epecial service...... Jam es Galanek 'ietiro Tube a, member haa reported a deatt by th* new slat* of oSkars eleetad Msmsocacs *f asiset Baas Gasoils Noon-2 p.m...... ’ no'iinces that the first statewli fense are cordially invited to s t Alfred L. Williams, officiating. 1:^ use of ancathealg. for 1956^7 will b* Installed. An . Buy Ftsir/Bowla St. Mary's 193C Confirmation ...... James Galanek w ltchtrart in lonely Devon«hq;e. oak* k s sMss- Hang Konfi m —The r«nU on 3 p.m.-4 p.m. , , seminar will be held' tomorrow and this seminar. Mr*. Viola Trotter was chair possible" to Introduce new and Ha said anesthesia had reached nual raporta- of all officers and hUly Hong Kong’s upper level A flab bowl d ^ t r said bualneM class will be presented to the 4 p.m.-O. p.Vn. . . i . i / . . Volunteer* Needed Tbat'a a'ere Sherlock Holm man of the committee of arrange fifth place as a cause of maternal hi* ckaic* 1st Bishop, by the Rev. Alfred L. Wil Linda Rccknagel, Carol Chac* from 1:13 to 4 p.m:-at the Amer possibly specially adapted foliage eommUte« chairmen will be pre ■p«nM*nts are high, hut mo#t peo. suddenly perkedup and he couldn’t 6 p.m.-8 p.m. . . ican Legion, Home, 3Y5 Main St., tracked down the Hound of the, ments for the luncheon which fol mortality in New York City by sented at this time. figure out why. People are buying liams, rector. Under the latter'* di ...... Orin Mathews , Baakervillea on eerie Dartmoor to Mars so it Could provide 8 p.ni.-lO p.m. Wethersfield. lowed at- 12:1.1 in the.parish hall. 19.12, and ’’by this time It may Mrs. Howard Hansen, president, HTGN wha h a ir is la pl« say Uiey’r* worth It. Th« his glass bpwls to store water, not rection, younger members of the 10 p.m.-Mldfiight ...... 'x Jean Marcel Wrought Iroii RoMtogs Heath. , ^ ,u . Agroup from Center Chtirch Wom denser atmosphere, thus enabling; . higher, wtll meet with the executive viewa of th* harbor aw asa ara to raise' beautiful tropicals—at 'class have been meeting |n four Skywatch Post located top of Manchester Police Station. Mrs. Helen G. Ben'sche, ^o^dln- The Dallv Sketch reported that . li 1 bekagiMMiO. en’s Federation, under Ihe chair- I even some forms of animal* to live i’ Saying that other report* also board at 7;.30. A social Urn* [li bcuaUitaklng. »*p«:t*Hy at dusk. least not until the shortage eases. Sunday morning units since Sept Volunteers may register * t'« v il Defense , Headquarters, Munici ator of women’s activities, Rfate PemhQeliimiis • panel of medical aMclallete. manship of Mr%, James Elliott and i in. hsrren nlsnet ’ x ! Indicate the importance of anea- with refreshments will follow. fll II not many ibr* gtplng out pic- A Wealthy trader who MVe* in ember 1955, a>M have also parti pal Building. Manchester on MMday, Wednesday or Friday from Office of OvO Defense, will pre: lari odes laMaBatliM, ^na tax. which haa Juat completed 21 Mfs. Glvde Beckwith, prepared cipated in th* annual Sunday eve side. The subject under discussion 1 , ! V , thst •* « cause of maternal tur*rv window* rtMAWFwm aa^a^'.es'c rlghh.now. — • ma .ffgunn- pliiah- aJiu anJ high level—apart- — ogsai e' 1-5 p.m. or Tuesday evening fiom\^:30-5:80 p.m.______VALUY WELDING CO. OnatMtocd far 1 yaar. montha of atudjin* whether nines* and served the meal a t tables cen F.hrlcke told the meejlhg that death, Buxton advised: OONf'EOtlRATEM MARCH 'ntey’r* too. busy yW nng or s it-. ^unt said he plans to Join a golf ning aeries from Nov. 1 until East wili be "D isaster Preparedness Ih For Fra* B*Um*t*'.' — Frederic AiXJenter Church cure*.” ' . dent of the Auxiliary, welcomed obatetriral technique which can In band haa new uniforms that af* thrs* hourq every her \d; water lank." chester. > \ The British Pres* ,A*an., trying the members and guests, at the roikets'' using Unlorked atomic, \ J. A. Foster, 80. founder and pres any way reduce the amount and exact copies of those worn as drtsa The ahortage, should it continue, Adults of the class have also at ident of a Muaic publishing firm, $2.95 to track down thei witch' death. ^ afternoon meeting, and introduced energy of light particles man might freqiienyv of analgesia and anes grays by the Army of th* Confed ^ f?Mems their downstairs nelghv could conceivably h u r t Hong tended the winter’s evening Mr*. Tuk Boon Kang Chee; a be *ble,.lo approach, thi'OUgh” con< SAPOMTI MEMORIAL CO. publisher of such (Aings as "The native of KoreajwiH speak at Cen To Top OH aaya it haa discoveredman on, the speaker, Miss Estelle <’. Carv thesia, and still retain the eminent erate States of America. bora spend th# ■ three , hour* in glkong's economy. Many industries, series and, since Easter, have held tlnuous :propulsion,’’ the speed of Missouri W alts." "It Ain't Gonna ter Church on Svjnday. She wtll Jlartmoor who says, ■d«* can get er of Whitinsvllle, .Mass., who ly worthwhile and charitable ob The unlformi were a gift of the 470 CENTER STREET TEL, MI 8-7732 washing clothes, bathing, mopping simli as textile dyeing. laundries, weekly meetings .Avitb the rector ligHi. Rain No More." and "Down by the speak about presedv. conditions in warta cured over ^ e telephone. taught for many years In New jective of relieving pain in child local Liona Club. A uniform in the floors and filling Overy available reslavranta and bottilhg. plants, at the homes of dilferent class All Occasions Haven and I* now a resident of Khrick* said he doubled, how- , Old MUIstream." died Wednesday, her,country and Ua t^tural back ^ S J / ‘ Magic ;Cli>wiiion birth, is of profoundn practical j.museum of the Daughters of the can with water for use on dry days. need water to exist. '' members. The entire group wjll Chicago. May 11 (P) — Bentley Lasell House, Episcopal Confer ever that cosmic man ever would ground and will tell o /lh * role of, But to get hack to the witch; value for this reason alone." 1 Confederacy ws* copied. SpEciBlists in monuments 8culpl<^red from select Barr* franit#. That means water pressure nev- So faivq'ationlng hasn't cut into have their final Instruction in ihe G. McCloud, 71, director and re Cakcfi and pastries withi ence Center of the Diocese of be able to reach such speeds* in the Christian Church In Btprea. . mediptil association said a ■ , - ---- ' ■; ' •r •gets a chance to build up to the biialnesarllfe of this colony of chtirch Saturday from 10 to 13. tired president of the First Na . that home-made flavor and | —n^rname given—wrote in Western Massachusetts. Miss space because \every particle In ! At the close of this gathering "re- Mr*. Che* Ik studying for her Q 'lecjt S> tam .pl spare which gets *10 th# way turn* th* tdp apartments. 2,500.000 regents, but the prob tional Bank In C h I o a g o. died master’s degree at the HaHtord oven-fresh goodness. Make! ’DA practice of mfiffir, both Carver possesses' extraordinary No pity Shown eerved seat’’ tickets will be into *-• dangerous 'piece!C* otof radia-1radla . lems will beedipe worse than a Thuradky, He was born In P o r ^ School ofIRellglous Ediicatibn. Sju Musing good aplnts) and biblical knowledge apd leaching I Th# water authority, which distributed for the use of parents an occasion really epecial j lion." '/ miaaed bath uitlesa heavy and mouth, Ohio. / ia a graduate of Yunkll Girlr' (using e\il spirits), was genius and Is the author of several ; Sheei’ Blisiful Com fort takes the brunt of the complalnU, ateady rains begin^talling goon. or God-parents at' the Confirma Burlington, Vt., May 11 — with our superior baked | Oeorge T. IjiBosae' va* (x>rn in Milwau and Dr. Frank H. Horton. '41. John la of God;” from John I, 4-7. white witch doctor is prevalent ojf( among nfintlier* at the time of de ^ en about half normal and res-J A kee, ' / i • ■LUERERRY CUI^G^KES J . Jenney, 'IS, and Russell B. Gran- trunk and shut the lid to see if.h e ' 11,1 ■■ coming Sunday will be ob- The BOLAND OIL CO. Dartmoor.'* x . could spot the trouble from w ith -1 livery and among children during erVolrs are so low you could aliaeslide i throiightdut the country as The reporter added that W H. nlss, '36, board of governor*. , minor operation* are causing ap alm o^ all the -w ay down the • 5HORT CAKE MSCiutS The purpose of the club is in. Then it occurred to him. the ’ Mothers' Day. It ia proper for Deaths Last Night 94 HOUR OIL BURNER Baynter, an expert on witwn-aft, to key to the sutoniatlcally-locklng prehension. - ;• sloped ^ l l s before you'd get wet. stimulate activity among Brown „ . churches of all creeds to rendisr! SERVICE told hhn he could "give oouhtless lid was In hla .pocket. i 'The 1.10th annual conventiem of Most o the 20.000 Europeans ^hank.s to God for His Love, be WE SPECIALIZE IN» BIRTHDAVCAKES. WEDDING OAKES, men In the area and to,filrlher the' the Medical.'Soclely of the State of ■ECAUSE THEY ARE: snd . Americiins living in this C a rd s COOKIE TRAYS, BTC.—TEL. Ml 9-fiS7fi examples of white maxlc4hat have Ramirex aet up a muffled lu-j stowed upon us bv oiir mothers snd-; fi^**M sv'*h **(Pi—B rig /^RED” KELSErS had deSnite reaulta.’ interests of Brown. Club bylaw* New York, which continilea today, British coIonv^Hake the shortage Day* ’ and^oc- (^our present car should more tka,n cover the dotimpayment) tblu. Washington. .May 11 iA’i — The TAKE 4 MONTHS TO PAY ‘Itie committee said'lt has asked Senate Banking Committee yester \' No c*rrylngcharg**r ■ 'SfcriX iad ioMltoi___ thre^Boman CathoUc doctors to day approved a proposal by Sen. REVEL mODUCTS friem ad/oMng etmmunilim. partietpate In its study but none Bu’.sh (R-ConnI eliminating some a FRIENDLY ADVICE / had ace^ ted . It added that It had restriction* on Federal aid in ■ on eny garden pitiblem. / ' confined Its inquiries to medical urban development after disaster THE^REATEST NAME IN THE a OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK wen and h ^ 'i t o t inquired into strikes. 9AvM.log P.M. MOPEL BUSINESS ’s Day a HELPFUL IDEA CENTER - . / \- pispinydozens of plant plctiire* !f» in color to give you ideas. Airpldifes Sunday, May 13 th a PLANT.S I^\BEI-ED and PRICED from Many with color ijictmes. Boots Stleet a Potted Plant a-SHQPPING GUIDES Printed ca1.slog sheets describe plant* . Guns From Our Drooulibuto and where to iiSe. ‘ / F U R ^ U R B (Jives you a rainbow of color in your a RE.^DY-MADE PLANS / AND MUSIC , garden for pennie.s! ^ Ftri' ranches. colonial.s and spill-levels. •g ■ Trucks Fuchsias, Pansy and a ^ E E CUSTOM-MADE Ml S-bMO Prize winning l)ahlia.s. 45c each; /LANDSCAPE PLANS 768 MAIN ST, Lilies from 20c each; Begonias. 5 Ma^hn Washington Siiggesf week-days when \v,e cab' kf'’*- Cars for fiOc; (Jladiola.s, 12 for 75c. Planf^ voti .nioi'e time. " • them now! ^ Ooraniumii a,GREENHOUSE FULL OF is YOwr House J Fire Engines POTTED PLANTS ' ' Colorful beauties from 40c. j a'CONVENIENT! - Old Vehicles ' BROADLEAF FLOnEHNG Everything at one stop. All types of plants, tools, fertilixe*(i, Insecticides, fencing,, flagstone...... PINE / EVERGREENS F-A-L-L-I-N-G fou’U love ita “commanding” appiNuMBoe e a i action! ^ SEE cbMPi-ETE REVEL UNE AT SHRUBS Thie Ford queen brin^ you triBin(d-aetting Thuhderbird REXALL fHARMACV n . l 9 O $0 -^ 5 ^And, you get t h t added comfort of Life|uard Daaign! Each 4® For 4p linee phia the power of the Thunderbird’s own V-8 engine! HOBBY SHOPPE KOREAN SPICE SUSH EVERGREENS Jiologicsis M Lbw A* $1.49 , '/ •A ^ R .T ? Sick Room Supplies CORNER CENTER and GRISWOLD STS./ AZALEA HiNODEfiPRI Very fragrant. Geldtii: Arbervitoa .... $3.28 V, : Cpsmttict. DaxxUng red llo'vera, Patent 'MedicinaS' FORSYTHIA e Spraodthg Joponasa ’*■ ' 79 You'll tovu y^urstlf thna and money if you take core of ilhall repairs hefero lUNDAVS - SjS'M, TO 8 P.M n,,------Rugged .8-4;ft. planta. Yaw .. .. S3.9S «id'up • '• >■/ ■ they grew tbe Mg to handle! Here's oil it'll cost you! MANCHUTIR ^ yoOR JAPANESE ANDROMEDA LMCS 79C ' Globa Arteryitoa $2.15 and up M itch ell .White powers,rolortui foliage. Pink, w hile, blue and purple. Pyromldol Arborvitoa . » . P 8 H \ S2.65 and up A hew Bird King-Tap Architect Aephalt Shinij^le Roof FLOWERING QUINCE SU19 per mo. Orange red flowers. Splhy Graak Jiinipar. ; • ■ $ ax lillle aa .1 ...... M4 tlNTIR ST. MANCHISTIt RHODODENDRON 2.95 PINK FLOWERING Hamidck ..... - S5.45 and up Enough Ralaaiji Wo«tl Blanket Insulation for a^25' x 4 0 /^ ^ .U 8 ' = Lower Prices . . Choin of threi seedI inos ■Sr Upright Yaw ...... $4.95 and up Deep pink and various shades of red. ALMOND $1.49 , \ attic . . . only ...... /..... tno. proven blends 95c . |1 r i TOWN ADVERTISEMENT ■ ,. ' .J ■' '■...■/■'■■ i • ^1.65 to better ‘ your-; Uwn— >1" plea.se the pocketbook. i f . VEGETARLE and BULRS and TUBERS [ FLOWERING TREES. A $1,000 Kitchen Remodeling Job . > . just ------per mo. RUBBISH . ' T r ; .../ ‘ ;■ , .C*e lae •**, emt, •*•* m ttfyt FIpwaring Crab Applas . $2.95 Stanley Roll-Up Over Head (Jarage l)o«»r...... *3 per mo. ANNUAL PLANTS .., O.dt revf n r—ckact seek COLLECTION Purpla Luflf Plum i , - .... $1.95 Trucks and men in the employ of the Town of Man GLAOIoil We’ll help you plan 7 ./ . recommend good workmen or give you liow.t».do>it Jack-of-all- trades chester, will collect ruhbifted to place your IhirreLs or Jiim DHUxe OEOONIAS For 9 9 9 | Mognoilo ...... $5.50 loads of room for a big load of freight or six paasengeraj with ita 200-b*.p. Thunderbird V-$ engine! ' other materials on (he lawn.s:in front of house.s, near the For the ultimate in picture CAOOASE - ONION Drive down . . . ample parking. We'll arrange easy term hnoncing to cover sidewalks, but hot on the sidewalks. lawn beauD', la.sting turf .. . ; Joponasa VVaapIng oil materials and tiny labor you, hire. - V Come in for the extra-high trade-in All receptacles or materials .should he placed on the millions of perennial seeds pet LILIES Charry lawn the night before as trucks and men will start in pound. 5 /A t-17.95 MARIOOLOS - PETUNIAS YOU OKT ALL THKSi FKATURSS allowance while the offer laete. Offer designated areas at 7 :00 A. M. V.I' fink Howaring available at most Ford dealerships.^ FO R D V -8 e n g i n e • LIFEGUARD STEERING WHEEL jam speciAL DAHLIAS Dogwood .... Make '5 6 Your Home MondoYf May 14, 19S6 Will enhance your outdoor liv SALVIA-SNAPDRA80NS ST'/LE-TONE P A IN T • THUNDERBIRD STYLING rvursvuM it^ ing with colorful graM — com Whita Howaring WHITEWALL TIRES O DIRECTIONAL SIGNALS ^ COLLECtlON SCHEDULE AS FOUOWS: Nutrient packed ^ass bines beautv and service. TU8ER0SES Improvement Year llb — SI.2f 3 lbt — $y9y ZINNIAS - PANSIES Dogwood..-.. - ''bpROh'' MAOicAiHa HEATER • OIL,BATH AIR CLEANER AREA ROUNDED ' food that brings about l i f e g u a r d ' p a d d i n g • fULL-FLOW OIL FILTER . North by South Windsor and Vamon Town Linas thicker, stronger, deeper .7.36 North .Main Street rooted lawni. Jam u tility'^ • INSURANCE AND FINANCJNO CHARGES INCLUDED E(Ut by IHton and Vdmon Town^Llnat rttd 2i00 sq ft^~- 1 2 .VI Quick-: and hardy grass cover- , SoHtb by Glofitenbury Town Lina" '• iOOO S4f ft — $i.9i age . . . rugged can • take - it ' G f t J h S L Tel. MI19-5257 SPECIAL Wast by South Mbiu, Main, Union ond Slotar 10,000 sq ft — $7.85 lawn. I Ib ^ U 5 Ibi—H J i ^ StHaota. Open Daily .7 A. M. to 5 , BUILDING MATERIALS P. M. Including Wednesday NOTE: Ru b b is h w il l b e c o l l e c t e d on a l l Afternoons and Saturdays HIGHWAYS WITHIN THE AHOVE DESCRIBED DILLON SALES arid SERVICE LUMBER FUEL - Until Noon BOUNDARIES. J 319 MAIN STREET - ^ MANCHISTIR By; RICHARD HARTIN LARSEN’S HARDWARE ^ 1215 TOLLAND TURNPIKI AT TH I •MCKLAND-MANCHiSTER IXIT. / ■ i 1 ^ General Manager 34 DEPOT SQUARE TfL M rf-5274. ... !... •f !•' .vV<« • # f ■ ■/. ' ' >» < - ' L. I- \-T- K:' I r •■ /
f>>. -i. 'A ;■ J PAGE NIKE 'V '^ - MANCHESTER EVE^rtNG HERALP, MANCHESTER. CONN^/FRlPAy, MAY 11,1956' 7- ' M a n CHESTEB,EVENING HB5EALD, MANCHESTER. CON^^ FRlpAY. MAY 11/1956 •'v ______^ - -- ■ - -- ...... ^ 11^— ■ -V p a g e e i g h t maka, an affort to dlahaartan or sick and the aged, and the bitty' dlaeouraga Ut. LaBclla or any of NOW thMo haniliifo, a rt not offonalvo. folk .who would ba ao glad If they his political aasoclataa. i(attrl|T0tTr tho policy It find to ba roco*- D r o l ^ l OR could again go to chunch? Jnat The present serious split in the nlMd at Ijihuman and unclvlllted; Ay BOaEV.pi.pBlCE V the thought of their eager yeanl ^Open local Democratic Party, mans)' of ?Eornitt0 l|TlraUi ing st'in In. the hearta of those ua believe, sets the party back, to EVERYONE for It hat tUUed »U own tucctst able to attend church a thankful Communications for publications In the Open Forum w ill''^t THB prodtely on thhte qitalitict. the dayg when we had very little CO.. INC. 1 ^ ness for the privilege.^ be guaranteed publication if they cohUin more than' 300 words. if any party unity and no prospects And, to the BriUth op Cyprui. If you are one of the privileged The Herpld reserves tha right to decline to publish sny mstter\, whatever of victory; The wounds CAN JOIN ,N -1' group, w'hy not resolve to be in .r a d iu s f- nfRQUsoN the hithlesa dxcettct of the ter- that may be libelous or which Is in bad tasts. Fres sxpression which have recently been caused, \ f^ Y K R k fXROVSON rorltU themitlvet JutUfy overy- church fos worship on every Sun \will heal very slowly, iTheir tr*3t- X PuMUhen day rain (or anow) or shine? of political vjewa is desired by contributions of this character PouDdad Oetobar 1, im bit of thlt Brilith policy. \ nwnt must be administered by our Sponsored by the Mencheeter but letters vimlch are defamatory or abusive will be rejMted. nuMt efficient and most skillful Kaanlnc BxcCxcapi But the Pilng it thockingly 'r-jbUalMd at (na Council of Churches. "political physicians.” CMS and Entand at' itancheatar. Conn., aa tragic. And the reason; It It tragic •Wounds Heal Slowly' -v-of this large segment of our local If the members of our newly |e-+ It, that every time wa atk the electe basic question, what this Is all HdrUrf’eaCOP mittee are still wearing their rose On May i, 2.M4 "Interested 1,231 votes of a total of 6,400, tinted political giassea. they had / about, tha basic answer Is should, very \ materially. Help to A|M YMT aa-aad*#********"***** Democrats" went to the polls, to,, better trade them in for a good RANGE Ax Monibt aa*»d*«»»**M******* devastaUng. .This It all about tl>« Aid CoUrt Reform vote. 3,706 "Disinterested Dem decide the results in sny town pair of binoculars so that they ThrM. Montlif iaa»d««*««(** \ I I On« Montb 1.30 InsUtence of tha Cypriolt 1' ■ ___ u_ ocrats" stayed home. election. If Mr. LaBelle and his aa- might get a clearer, and cloaer, \ ' WetkW .30 Meriden. May 11 — The Re- Evidently, the Committee for a sociates now find themselves wil • •S’aoaaaaaaao .00 iha right to datarmlne thielr own and more realiatic view of 'bur lUEl. OIL ilttSl* Copy piibllcan' i*Iatform ReaeSrch Com Better Democratic Party was auc- ling to sacrifice ' such a large political future, and about thq.^re- block of votes because they believe local political attuStion. mittee was told yesterday that ll cesaful in getting, the full w o u n t Thla is not thb time for ex GASOLINE tub A^SuSlS^PKtJ* , fucal of tha Britith to concede tills ' 'Wedgle for a Short .Horse' n of its support to- the pollri. future Democratic reglslrstlons Th* Asso5£Sd P fH RxciUiJyRly the GOP failri to iupport a couil will offset them, they ahould be planatlons, or excuaea, or political antUlad to tta uja «i£5|X5“ m right. This Is all about ,the In Attention all you Horses! , Do The election relurna ahowed that "bleatings.” It la the time to roll All MWi dlipiltch*! cr#dit6/ "Yes" then yilni need a set of Up 1,238. Mr. LaBelle's vote should be to be a tremendous task. In order, asijiC there is the final charge to lift Wedgies like the ones pictured yesterday as part' of Us tour of Hartford, May 11 .;r Tri|d^TanifjnM Card Int o ft* example of the sahie kind of con continue making ouraelves look _ / 'rtecofc/ Low Price •xtra ftrmgtk. Famous Stop-Natek Tread gukk-aetia* flict The Federal Reserve Board, foolish and inconsistent abroad. YWCA P4.AY SCHOOL Good with nriahog any With All That* 0-f taatueat-M any P*wnd / laat April 13, raised Ita Interest , Senator Brlcker also has.- an MARY JAVNKX^RANDELL, Director Haratafor* Only On T*p Oalux* 0-1 Ranfa*- . -/• other Iron already li. Uie fire, con pieces like this $53.25 AN'ChrMi*, w(rii 3.*(*m iMn. IMmBi x«U to banks, an mcUon which has - A LIC E McRAY, AssiHlant • .Pushbuitoa Comreis/''^ BAIB WWB the result of tightening the na cerning this .same Inlernallpnal Queen Anne lowboy • Hug* Wide OpMing (•u •l••l Ml. Ton nWi*l- ■•SStT Four and Five Yekr Olds Accepted ^Muicr O v ^ • Widc-SpK«d Sur(a^ chrsm* b*«t*rt. So* lvfl.**ww !**•*• 11*1 mur . , 0# tion's money supply. The Federal Labor Organization. He did suc Hours: 9 :.10 to 11 r.lfll A. M. Daily cedar chest. • Automatic Oven Timer Units / Baaerve Board did this becauee, ceed in attaching an amendmeift^ M Mri, «iM*, bsalfOr tllr. ImMnI 6nt*r* *.40all iii36 For Information'CML • All Cstrod* Cookiny f Esin-Hi-Sp^. Surface Up ^ggtgf fgfgggg Btgrilt RP in Ita opinion, the natlonr.l econo to a Senate. resolution concerning V* Uhii " w o *11 1*40 YWCA Office—79 North Main ^reet—MI 3-7206 Uniri. No Open, CotU Hr m ff rirnlnn**. Hsnft «•* br«cb*t my waa booming in tmsound the I.LO.. his amendment having T.I0ilB 11.70 • '^movabU, Wtihabl* • Tkr** wtiM Ml In «M. Isty H kn«n dna*. the effect that our financial con-; , Dmn ' tiOslI M.7I i’ f — fa|diion,Jts boom being based too -Ov*l>v*o Units ILia much on borrowing. It did this In tribution to that organization ■ *40*11 J " ’ ■ I7JI n-M the phlloeophy that It is better to would iHuhalted If the organlzafipn *j)0sU 21.M alow, the boom down a bit now L leta Ita Ruailan membera- stay in. a.U'i 1* > Exclusively 1 7 " W.7» . / a n ~ than, to let It run recklesely on,f This would hav* the effect of 9xl2 ’ *.io s.l* fi«*r.CiiiMMi WhH* SWnti toward a aure craph later on. And I driving the Russians out of an In- ^ To rb^petuate Watkins / ARGAIR DIAGONAL k' - Juat about • averybody knowa. I tematlonal ' organization they \ " tiH ' - theoretically, that that la a Wiee I „„ chance of controlling, jtn measurement Sill way to flilnk and a v ^ e Ullng 'organization which, In matters like A Chemhed *.T0slf ii4J» • n m ____ ^ 2*40 y do. the forced labor convention, is, fol ^LIOsll V - K ’ ' . • 2*.lV What the Federal Resen’C Board lowing policies which are in direct Memory^ "■ 74BsH iio ^ i ■“ ■ lUtl ■ '/ se.10 / did not consider very aerioualy. chstilenge to Russian pi'pctices. Choose wisely tlie nionuihi^t / iria : "T however, waa the fact that the po and then of sending the Russians LWst* that will stfind forever in ■ *.Mal* y IMS . MM litical admhiUitraUon now In of- back behind that Iron' Gurtain. silent tribute to your loved flee la going to the polls in Novem- One asks, how alupld can we get? •fWT. / ««nm4W m* istuaOls *S J one.s. CkoHninq when used of Sturdy Wool and Rayon! her, and .going t® the poUi with ,^ d the anrwer < is, wait for .• *», ' ' ■ . i" ' lU blggaat alngle plank labeled B A N T -DOOR Bricker'a next, whenever that is. We liave our own deaigning witK Earl'y 'American* 1 1 2 racopiMibl# tiras ^ your down |» i^ iin As low as $1.2^ooMy yH « •" "proajperity." But, for thia^one, he got 43 votes service to tmiid a monument ♦his ptne dou^h Another shipment of these hand.hookdd rugs'that have been Yaor . If the Federal Reserve Board JUST FOR YOU at no extrg PORTABLE in the Senate, which was enbiigh $27.50. going liki* hot cakes betause they fit the Early A m er'"^ REFRIGERATOR policy yvorkA It- will alow dowm for a victory for him there. The coat. We do all cutting in our own shop, f^om the scene so perfectly! Wool for sturdiness; rayon for spar aome of our expansion, and per same resolution also has to come rough alone to the flnisbed FREEZER/ haps take an edge off aome of our up th the-House, Perhaps the re meinortal . . . AND WE colors. Oblong and oval florals with Green, Rose or r T.V. production, and perhaps keep our sult wiu ba different there. EMPLOY THE MOST borders; Brown floral and Green geometric oblongs houra of employnient from h'eading SKILLFUL MEN AVAIL t2 C m. Ft. upward aome more. And what ABLE. ? V would you rather have. If you were Cultural Triumph Newest O f The Poftobles 59.95 an admlnlatration ' going to' the Communist China continues, OTHERS MAY TRY TO CXH'V OUR sElL^FUL 2x4 It, Reg. $7.95 . 8x10 ft. Reg. $75.00 MODEL LH-15N ' \} pollf,' a greater eemblance of pres now that R'ussia h as gro’wn lame, AVORK , . . BUT IT is NEVER DUPLICATED 9x12 ft. Reg. $98.00 . 75.00^ REVOLVING SHELVES — MAGNETIC DOORS ent prosperity, with inore funda aa the aourcb of the wonderful, 3x5 f t . ' -Reg. $12.95 ’ FOOT PEDAL DOOI^, OPENER mental danger at eome later date, SEE THE 14" TOO ; miraculoua. and amazing iii the' 4 x 6 and 6 x 9 ft. sizes to order. or a little less present prosperity, ' MAY SALE SPECIAL! neya. / with more fundamental safety - The- other , day; it waa a new ' MANCHESTER $ > , ^ # $ . 9 5 later pn? Conimuntst silkworm, .the biggest / TRY ONE ,iN YOUR HOMEt AU the i^uncee are that you, 'silkworm in the world. • MEMORIAL COMPANY $569,95 /^6*aram**4 \ - i ■ i.8*adllaa**kMyiaf I { ' like BecreUry of Qommerce ■Now it Is what, we are sure A. AMIETTI, Proprietor r .' r L c is t ^ C c ill *J . e • Weeka In charge' of. business ought to be rated the world's HARRiSON STREET---.TE^. MI 9-5807 statistics. Secretary of Labor longest poker game. ' '■ •V 4 Mitchell, Inhiharge of employment According to accounts in the . OPPOSITE EAST CEMETERY a Triple Action^ ataUstics,. and even Secretary of Chinese Communist press; the USE OUR EASY PAY PLAN Asritalnr ■ft; , . the Treasury Huniplfrey, aup- game took place In a village in. v : Terms as low as S1 2 5 a W E E K ! a l;ovell-Apf poeedly a sound money mto. Hopei Province to northeriv China, -/ ■ V' Wringei^ ' f/I v.'ould be deploring the .action ' Ot and'lnvolved 20 j’ouths who played ■I '■ a LarKe/Famil.v Size the Federal Reabrv* Board, ’and poker five nights Consecutively 2 6 ” HI-WAY C a i ^ i t y scoffing at the idea th;^ there ia without going t(^. bed. NEW SU-BEE 5 H. P. a'Whlle Porcelain Tub any danger of .Inflation,- Tberie-'a The Id'ee of. a five-night poker PATHOL BICYCLE a Full Shirt StyKng , just prosperityi ' game doesn't thrill us any more. DELUXE OUTBOARD l i ^ U S *'18" ROTOMATK POWER MOWER Still, we think that almoet any Bu>, in oiir ialad days, when we Toe BifM volUo ol low* lew a I Year Guarantee S(wooih«ridi(]i9« Coluwh*o*‘Uu»ll wirh With i JS H J’. 2-eyeU Powtr l^odueU Enpos ordinary Voter, If coiieulted, would sometimes used to manage a night EASY TERMS uALL of BEDDING ^pricdtf U otvfO t! SkiU-roiiilOKt« loogop say ha would rather have a little at a time, it would .have evoked w#erin|9 GeoUytor G*3 lonooo Tirot, leas boom now If that would mean our envy and , admiration. There lomoui Troaol aodUlg* tirtoieluted Full ir* cut . i . rbel dafle^ft... that the boom itself' could laat is'no'iloubt It ahould be ranked as fvU.ltngrh chota guard, ood doublo*brocod snlafy-slip eluteh . . . rubbar-tirad 6 ^foodori.. M*s ruggad ood Dturdy* wrUi o .S5 DOWN DELIVERS longer. ■ ’ an outstanding accomplishment on Values to $69»50 N o w ! wheels . . . rugged steal base . . • the part of the new Chinese cul »i1var>broi*d from* and boouRM. boli*4 ' ' ' t H * w '^ w a r > - n « « otiid*tn4D»— o«w Nghtar ooomtlad Aniih. $o/« Ptodfl, J son. Both have been hanged. STORK HOlTtS: fox.. And, at the end of their riiara- at "cleai‘''6ui'0 ut-in-a-hurry" prices. Be The atmosphere of severity in FREE thpn'game, all the gamblers were "Pmeriptipns First" one case—a life for a wound-- and ginning last Tuesday the $37.75 group 8;;in A. M. to .'>:30 P. M. tco tired to. eat or work, the poaaibllity of hanging an in was the largest and included Stearns 4 OPK.N' T H U R SD A Y S nocent man in the other—-are not Nonetheless, Uieir achievement Fostdr and Gold Boiirf makes in full and was great,. If there has been one ^yNTIL 9 :00 P. M.. PARKING out of ' harmhny with the policy twin sizes. Phone orders fjlledl Britain finds herself forced to fol consistent -criticism of the Com low in C^ruB. Britain'is Inlend- munist regime In Chiqa, it is that 'Ing to be tough, and ruUiIeaa, with it has been snuffing out the finer, AT THE REAR the Idea of terrorising the tcr- more aesthetic things oMife. NORTH END PHARMACY At thi.«( writing . . . jUst a few o.f 713 MAIN ST.-M l 9-5390 rorista. Britain has said. In effect, here la a magnificent triumph of m&dte'u the 127.75 pieces left, aubject to thgt it will atop at nothing ( to die higheat cultural order. Whoae 'PRESCRIPTIONS NRST' oj^ m ane.. prior sale. OF OUR STORE aatabliah order on Cyprus and' to deal? * i ■ !>> FREE PICK-UP and DELIVERY 936 IMA^N S T R EET —Mitchell 8-6171 3«(hln Cyprus Inderinitely. To Hallmark Cards a Pay Electric Bills.HerI t:- ■ X'' ■ \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN^ FRIDAY. MAY IH 19S6 . ' r PAGE ELEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CQNN^ FRIDAY, MAY 11. 195ft s 4' took a seat next to hts mother tn f a c e T E N Judge Acquits / court and promptly fell asleep. GENERAL p'’ ‘ Riiaaiaina aa ha carriad out an un ■ ■ ■ • 4 • • % A Pew#r InUrrupted Democrat's Bailey Compared The judge riilcd 'that when derwater .inapect Ion of the cruiaer; Bolton Mlngledolph was arrested, he and Hadsasiih (iucftt Reds Say Frogman Boy Driver, 11; There alao were hlntallthat he William were in "Joint operation" TV SERVICE Pair Executed by Firing Squad might have died while imotecting ' 'Ifci Blactrie' power waat of tb* Days M AK A OaB Spied on Cruiser new shopping center on - W. Tor Late - rf • GOP Boss ^ . Roraback of the dar. the veaael againat. sabotage by Baseball Program for Boys Pal, 25, Guilty Th* Judge found Mlngledolnb M^u 00*93 n « antl-Red groups. _ Middle Tph*. w a r Intetrupted /(Cm IUiim A frtM Page Om ) at about S p.tn. yeaUrtlay when guilty of drunken driving, allowing TEL.MlS-fllM In Utah for killing Man in ’49 Prime Minister Kden first told Hartford Mav t l t>P»— Democrat-* lion to the House Republican, who Hartford'. May 11 (4ft—Robert a minor to drive, driving without a pola tieing aet In plat# In the * ' - . . ___ 8 a a iesAVsM Isa atbApI AfflOlP r . . .• u I Commohs "it "wn^ld not be in the Starts Tomorrow at School Ic St^t* Chairman John M. BdRay talked to Alcorn. In abort order a license and reckless driving. aumed dead. Hia body haa not been -ubllc interest to diacloie the cir-> HATSOFFto Motlier^. shopping center fell between both bills' were passed without fur- Mlngledolph, 25, claimed yeater- -rW“ (CMtUoed t r ^ Fmpi One) recovered. Brltlah newapapera and ^ cumstancea" of Crahb a diaappear- two prlmaiy power Uh**, today waa deacribed as "OonnaetJ- day hi* landlord's ll-year-old' aon, He fined him 8133 and sen . ther difficulty.’’ tenced him to seven days in JatJf. Labor:.«bor hiembera of Parliament de- W i»« MetKtr • Abi« Man«g#r Bolton, May ^ il (SpociEn—An»* of pupilt jwiU be dr»wn up knocking them .together and, tu fa coht*mpor|4'y parallal" to th* He went on to say. howbver, that 'w’ho had'never driven before, was ■ "Cbming from broken homee.” mended further explanation, and "W h af waa done," Kdenr" aaid,“ cauMnw fuse* to,bIo\v>, it 'would b* Arronf to asaumk that 6 . A W. Lawn ^ rvlca Uify Mtd, "n e grew up in neglect,^ laU J. Henry Roraback— power at the wheel w’hsn ha waa arrest Merriianl.Passes Prime Mlttiatar Eden agreed yea- "waa done Without the Authority • Clavtr Financitr and a p ' & o w re- Parker Srireit. maiiager of thea* political faadera “are omnl- Lawns Mowod onA Well* nnid the two conWcied •tnictlon for local bpyf will ful long' time ruler /of lb* State ed on a charge of drunken driving. tarda:ti J.0 a Hoiue of. . Commona or the knowledge of Her Majeaty'a ceived after that date will the Mancheater branch of the poten'L"' V Polio B^l Raised kUleri bpenl en uneaey night IP OOP. / ■ ■ Mlngledolph told Common Pleas _ Dona Following Allark debate on the case Monday, mlnlatera.” tomorrow afternoon at lb * school placed on tha. waiting U «t Connecticut Power Co, saiiL^c H* said: '■•’They are utterly un thetr cell* on defcUi.row where they 'Diapatchea from Moac cv aald baseball diamond. All boy'a/irom The comparison la made by Court Judge John Fitzgerald he pden said appropriate, disclplif She banks^ithiis A vote will be takan during the^ pole feU'wheh a winch, bemg able to 1^ some bllla- through and Td. bad been lipce December, 1^' . Soviet hewapap^a aplaahed Grades 5 through 8 are lift e d to Democratic Stfit# Senator W. h;»d Uken tha ymmgater to a for Fund Coventry, May It (,SpeH*l»; ^ >ary steps were'^being taken, tead- business meeting on an amendment iised by workmen to mtnlpil- they cannot stop others.!’ Bullivnn'* Another end eiiter nnd a, ii, >w-o-column stories on the Frog- report at the school grounds at to the by-lawa concerning en In late the pole, let go. He eald Duane Lockard'of New London. drive-in movie, drank a half-pint Frederick .lohn Bodreau, TO. Wall eia of the. opposition Labor , party " if you wani to get a htM through He said the Connecticut primary two Catholic prteete »<>ent mo»t *r^fV.i,mBn‘a disappearance. \ and oh us! 2:30 p.m. crease In the reglatrifon tee. power waa reatOred- In . about law was a good example of .legia- of whiskey, felfalrk and asked the A final Ubulatlon ahowa that of the iiighl with the condemned pt., died thi* morning aiiddenly • , were not Xhtiafied arid threatened th# Senate 'V^hen H I* Democratl- the/ToIlo RKIl, sponsored last.Jan-i "Tlie shameful operation of ,un- , , debate by attempting to The project har^rowil out of Parents, who. will asaiab at ***- 20 minutes. ' latton that th# party, leader#-could boy,/William/Ledbetter, to drive peir. They received Holy Oomr.iun- after aiiffering a heart attack in a dollar . > • thai*'* Bnan- cilly conlipUed, you would be well uary-' by the Manchester Junior r hia home. He died while being denvater eaplonage waa directed j the Prime Minister per- l^ en II cornea to abtl 'in lave a dollar the Interest of Aocel men and Bions of the acliool next week dur .X. ■— npL atop. \ , hoine. / ion ehout 3 * m. and _^e prleon itch a .Mother. W hata off to her . and potat women and la made possible ing morning aeaaions -of kindergar advteed to consult with t>aucy, J H* said William (ltd. and .W1I-. -Camber .of Commerce, netted 22.- taken to the Windham Community agalnal 'those who came to the j cler In the country lo . ------S.B.M. aad alao nac the-many other Senator Lockard-A wHtssVritea In the'cur-the cur- I ' Senator Lockard, Who Wa* char- 856.53, Lee Sllverstein, general «hapUn; the R<. Thome* J. • couiitfv on a friendly vlilt," said \wiUi pride In, the ds*ny .Mhfhera who nave through the yCoopeVatlon of Park ten include Mr*. Philip O, Dooley. aendoff topight at a charter night 1 Uam took the stand yesterday aqdf Ideanman. edintnieterer, the—i« » i Jifemorlal Hoapital, Willimantlc,, ^ The Sriviet Embassy here said chairman of the event, reported 'H e was proprietor of the Coven ' Pravda, "and doe* no honor to Us ^ nkliig aervicev' Gommlsslhat OPEN A S.I.M. SAYING* ACCOUNT. SOON! Wednesday. ' Afternoon aeaaion* eflorU were mad# to "Improve-lt Shorllv before dawn the two : as well *s the Soviet public." .Inatptfct'.th* baseball sessions. It will be attended by Mra. Leonard ftaaor i>t govqinment at Connecti to-death.’’ U c wheel of a In a parking more thatt the sum in 1955 when GARAGE • iinniir eiiki ii lu i.-, wa* a' resident of Coventry tiy; it had no wlher Infoi m a t i^ The .were taken under guard to the 'w)H be purely local, games being Wood on Monday, Mr*. , A. C. ’ MaBcheater EvcMiag Herald Bol- cut'f^llege, continues:' y * lot. \ the Polio Ball netted |2.392.90.i In lirtion compound where they were more than 30 year* »nd he Izveslla blamed the Incident on Embassy added that it^Awsa "en- It w-aa Anally passed, he aald. 185 Main St. — MI S-5012 the "(liriv work of the enemiea of ' organized, among. |i,eam* from Boguah, Tuesday: Mr*. William too rorreapoadeot, Mra. , vtoaepb ’ ladependehtly Wealthy • because "the political leaders’ The ■ judge nodded/^d William 1954, the ball earned 82,682 for lOtMd in chaira in the "execu- wife, the formei Miss Dprl* D’ltaUa, telephone' Mitchell S-5545. ^**chamber" • a temporary .Daniel*, celebrated their 30lh/wed- Inteniatlonal cooperation 'and / within the program. Glehney, Wednesday. Mr*. C. A. / "Ballty IS Indepyndantly wealthy, feara of the primary were over Jabbed the atarter/'btittpn. th* fund. ■ The boys are mged to bring come by their greater fear of re Bear Wheel AUgnmeBt thr^atded wooden enclosure. The ding anniversary in .lanuar^. Mrs. Althea A. .Hllverman friendship among peoples." CIIILDREX WARNED Reynolds will assist at the Thurs inttUigent .and incompaiably well Notiilng happened. Sllveratein pointed, out that the their own baseball gloves. Other day session snd ilr*. E. J. Roser, tribution at Uie polls." 850 paid to Boy Scout Troop /25 anclorar* who placed in a remote w**' hoi n March 3pf lOOfl in InVth* only hint of a poasihle verseu in tka,pollticar.and legisla Bomeo.ie auggested he turn on Motor Tuhe-Up Manchester Chapter of Had.vs-1 fe^enver 'Ah ' The Safety Educa equipment, such as a catcher’s out for their operation of conceaaiona c o m e r ^ r from the .prison-Jboild- pt^rtmonC W. Va.. the/hon of the motive for the apying tliey Friday. ■ , Two Fliers Killed tive history (^ponnacticut. He ails Cite# Efficiency Lack 'the Igitltlon/dwltch. srth'will meet Tucadhy evening at tion'llnit of the Denver Police De- fit. baseballs and bats will be fur 'Camera Club Meetiag _ waa turned back by the.acouta to Brakes Adjosted Inga pro^r ao inmatea would not ' Hiram and Margaret Spell- I barged, the MoijCow piihlicationa parliflcnt ha* dlslribuled .mole In on ami influences Democratic ’’The game of musical chairs In Then, while the onlookers and TempI^ BcIh Sholom to heai Al- aald the "great s|>eed of the Soviet nished by the Park Department, A William Grunske, Baybevrjr Rd.. caucuses, aVen ^ough his nav er the SUte Capitol” the New Lon-' court o^clals watched nervoutlv, the polio fund. He Said that a let be disturbed' ■. man Bodreau. Bc.idde* hfa' wire hr than TO.DOO llluslialed pamphlets recent I ^ A Inquiry at IK* achool As Plane Crashes OPEN to 10 PJff. D A IL T thea O. Silvciman. author of the criilsei* had atti'acted ^Ihe atten win show a selection of slides from CO discipline l^-ilrtually nonexist don laivmaker said, "cut* the effi 'William, a patrolman alttinc In the ter from Harry Maldmenl. trodp •nta Brink ■t|t**‘* 'reave* two dsughrer*. Mr*. Rohel t new hook; "Behold My Messen to fletncntary school' chlldreri i revealed there were 50 boya inter leader, noted'that since Manches Except Monday swd Satatdoy aliU in a caflyaa curtain about 2 '. ciapp. .Mis. .tame* I,. Breenr^two tion of specialists." his own collection at Camera ent, at Icaal Vhen co.'.uja. wv. .. ciency of the Legislature. It la a front seat with him, drove off be gers!" the life and leachlngs of Pi'svda *1*0 declared that the wsrning them and tiielr,parents of i ested in the program. Block .Island. R. I.. May 11 (#1 rare flrst termer who can con tw ^n two rows of parked car*. ter resident* had contributed faet from thaXcondemned men. ,omr. Fiedriidr L.. and Richard D., Club meeting Monday at th* Two Alt’ Fore* officers war* killed Roraback’*. - v, the propheis, Mrs. .Silverman i» Kiilish pies* had ' "piubllahed the lechniwC" i f sex, niolestera. | Archery Program tribute much." . / He stopped 50 feet away, hut 87,1K>0 tb the CSiarter Oak Scout About 100 pw ona watched the and four gr/fndchildven, all^of Photogra^s are used tcMtaulim school at 8 p.m. The aeUcUon will yeateillav In the', crash of their T-1 "Although he refers to hrmsalU the wife of Rabbi Mori'i* Silvei- varioii.^ fanlaslic versions of In another field of recreation to X The college profeaior. who ha#^couldn’t back Up to tiirn around. C o t^ il, It wa* fitting that the '■ lUon. includihg Joseph Man-, ^nlry; ^ i ' aialer. Mrs. Km«nucl Synagogiie. e children, sgsinst Accepting include views of aeveral National 33 Jet trainer In Long Island aa ’nothing more than a messenger Conyuanriei Ciahli's fate begin next week.^^both adults and already announced that he will mit Later William testified the shift troop/fhould make a contribution children are invited to participate Parks and Korea. ^und. , boy fo r . the Governor’ his actual 'baaed on very dubious facts »n'' f'om * t r ^ AlHlntereated person* are wel authority In many |ioUcy matters Ok a second f'erm, went oiy to lever gsve him tirOUbl*. Then he tb another worthy cause. kUling s U a t u ^ f Hartford.' Mr*! Robert . , ^ hvpotheses," . money or treaty frpm strangers. lx an archery program. Park Com- / The A ir Force Identlfled the two come to attend Camera Club te* ia great.", / «\ ' a/ »S!^and SulllXwer. inSw" Bibl^ ^ and ^a. ; Some British newspapers spec-* ■ going , miasloncr Dwyer has announced as 1st Lt. William J. Reichard. 28, "ANmndful of yeteran^glala-, victad. s. y \ ___ M *'", *1' ” *• Mar> a Home. ^ ^„n.iin ted Bihie cla.sae* foi young , that this Is possible Through the sions. ,' , /'-■ / pilot: and Capt. Howard M. Blan . He saia that at preaent Republi \ ulAtFfl IhRl CrAbb .miEht h«VA bfpn I rections or Allowlblf EtiAnE^i* *- cans In the state' have no leader tor* and In many./ It 'pot most, The faUipr told rep< interest of John Garibaldi who will Ladl'ea of BL Maatice , ton, ,32. navigator, both of River-, states a lew party UadCVs make killed or/itaken prisoner by ' the 1 talk with them^^ William Minor Ivtll ahovv^ fllm comparable to Bailey and that hold ho blttm eaa towi be the Instructor., head. N. T. th* hnportant diciaio men. I araf^Juat glad on "Shrlnea of tha W o rli^ a t the Officials at Suffolk County Air they have been "unuaually diaor- -He was ] tm>fa"th* wor*^V"vmember«!^^ the Garibaldi has taught archery in He also !*ald ^ * t \ patronage thing ia Brtlly ending. Manchester and is a member of meeting of the t*dl*a of St Force Base at Westhamplon. N. gantzed" since the 1054 defeat of . • SUPPLIES 'fU- IrrV oH d and a member Hartford Board of Education from questions alao 'a * f away f t a l*gl% Chick MoCIUree Thia S m the flral double the ^nnecticut BowhUnrera’ Club, Maurice at the Ractoiy on Mon T.. aald the plane’a radio compass former Governor Lodge. o Batteriea tion tlF ^ tah alnce two an Affiliate of the National Arch- day at 8 p.m. Plct^ea taken by failed during a two-hour Instni- "Although divided, the Republi lator’s time. / \ \ ■ You Coo Got Yaw In one caae/hefaid mahy hours o Hearing WCN eca..dlt(b...He..plana tQ_gly(t-U»»'onii Minor at th* recent fashion show ment check flight and the pilot ap- can party leaderahip still has con- Now'UfQNTIAC wer. tht'^ylind «2l^*Fi!;!e^-l '.eivlces will be held «h‘l ri""telf ^ ' -eek at three differ- sponsored bv th^ society will also parently became lost. sldBTatala—power- In—th r—Leglal*-' ■were apehM n meet)ng*-becau*e-hA i „ — AidConis— thre* — insisted oh a veto oK the f bmtn*'- and M Sm iCrtliat executed ly^thi* .U te .V ,j,d a v at 2 p.m.. from the Potter, "hU h ah* lisited several ent locatlona In town. Sites are be,iihown *nd,/may be purchased Radar stations at Quonset Point, ture," he.added. A . .. . . ----- tlon oi/eome men In ''hi* dtftnct, ,...... a condemnaa "man haa a 'J v K ,r*l Home. Willlmantie. The .,,,^1;^ aM^lmnbia CniVei- being obt*lh(!d *t West St., at the R. I.| and Montauk Point, Long Is For example. Senator Lockard goos with it ot PIm PhannMy by those interested. whom/h# did not d e ^ fit be Chotca of » h o o t ^ o r hanging.^ m ^ l w i l l ^ in the Nathan has written stories: plays Center and in the I^ke area. Sewer# lo Meet land. spotted the plane and tried related that Republican Housh and •84 CENTER BTREBT SuUivaha i^ h a r , Mrs. Grate ceiuelery, Coventry. B„,ong them "M y; H^iiipment to get the program to guide It Into ai\ emergency land the Democratic Senate took oppo- pd court Judgea.’’/ V \ ■nsL. M l o-eou Timblcrpiisher*nmbl^p will meet at the I finally got f»y way,r he Bfjd. A g n e w o f - K ^ a a t y . claimed her F r M s may visit 'h'. f-ouiiHv Ti^^ atarte<| -will be furnished by the their leader. Mra. Myron ing pattern for QuoQ^tet Point aite position on two education bills. MsOLURE ro im u . 3 to apd f'mml home o f tl.„. ------. It appeared that both might fail •^but malcontenfs told In# .to mv amt'a body->Ut*Lthe execution. No home tomorrow from 3 lo apd _ — a , . . „ ' Park Department.. Interested Lee,, tonight at 7:30 o’clock. All NaVal Air SUtion. 178 MAIN ST. ' MANCHESTER PiMLMMPharMMy / - 1 diiceil all over the' United States unless some swap could be mad* face that It /ivould b« denied -.re^ on* clMnSMBraasch’* body and It 7 to # jhm. Sialerlioods, church groups. | adulta. or/parepta of children who girl* are. urged to attend and to The fuel ran out, howaver, aa the M I 8-4545 200 EAST CENTER EX. - ^ (.by s pilot apparently tried to bring hia With each chamber agreeing to nominationand Ulat taome did w”** tiu n^ over to Cathollc-chad- public ach'oola and civic organiza want to tmrtlcipate, sh'qubr conuct bring any sewing project# they may jerk without yfiir amart-alack TEL.M10-eaN ties sw ch will taka tb* body to Garibaidl, 3 Sunset Lane. craft ^o Elock IM n d for an emer pass the other’s bill. tion*. . ' with to complete. "In discussing the problem with ideas’ would l^'nomlnated.” nack for burial, 1\|iwnN^iU She la co-aiilhor of the "Jewish j ' Kindergarten Prtgr , GOP Town -Conimltte# gency ' lan^ng ho condemned men apent their t .The meeting of t|»« Co-operative The boAea%f both offtcers wet# Bailey,’* he said, "I waa adyiaad to Home Bemitlfiil," and author of c The Republican Town Commit talk to a Republican Hods* mem at day yeaterday visiting with j the two popular Juvenile hooka,} Kihdargkrten and Niifaery , at tee will meet tonight at the Com recovered the water by Coast 'Wanda and. relkUves. Prison On Ajjaiii /United 'Methodist Church pn Guard r cue vessels. ber. who would in turn.Eet in touch, 1 "Hnbibl anti Yow, " and CHablWa i Vnunlty Hall at 7:30 o’clock. with Meade- AleM. Hartford garden >farc.eil Graham said they Wwlneadayat 8 p-m! wrllKeature A Adventure In Israel." f ...... teiAnge Pfograym County GOT laa^r, who wdUlfl "gloomy and not too happy" West OreenwiclK R. 'I..M ay 11 I’ as't presiclenl Mrs. H e r m * n program o f Mtterest to parents con ^.JAM WORK PAYS ' Andovsr Glee Club and achool iveUnd, Ohio (TO — Research arrange for the M'ap." tth^elrlElr upcominglipvf>ininj 5 execution,fj»«fvliuuil. t^iIJP> The I lltf loW-p coum;!! haa decldl'd Ijissow will Install the following i sidering enrollment of children prebestra w-lll present a program tesma can learn' more In a I x He quoted 9lialrman Bajley as Th^ asked forfoi a last meal o f't o call another apei lhl election on officer* for I he coming year: Mr*. next yegr.' of thusic at the Grange meeting to ------'* ---• mashed the question of \vhelner a horse i^hths than the/” Thom*i Edison sayldg: "If Alcorn agrea* to go ITOUt ' flgCVfMia***.pheasant and aassxa ...... George 'SHmlals. president: Mrs, Thq'ftev. J. Richaitl Yeager will night at 8 o’clock at the Com EXaUSIVE 1 XUNCHESTEOT UFLAMME’S potato**. \ ; race track should be perniltled in apeak on the schobl’s purpose and individualistic approach” can in a for his. therd won’t lie any troublt^ Marvin Feir. first vice president; mtinlty Hall. Anyone interested III winaier, Hia w o td ii fc'vid." / Juat bafoca dawn thay wer# loj this town. / ^ \ .. Mrs. Henry Angel, second vice, sirhs. A talk by Mrs. Patricia Ufetim*. say* A. Homer Winkler hearing the youngsters has bean senior technical adviser . fot\prod- ;-Mth Bill* Tamed . / b* led to Uie prlaon compound. I The yotera .turned, driwn I the , ' president; .Mrs. Ijizania .Spiwak. Flagearty, teacher of the school. invited to attend this poi tipd of whar# they wefa'to'h* ■tfxpP*'! Ih 1 tiavk at * special electIhn / wilt describe its curriculum and uct development at tha BBatelle ’BaileyX w#s right," Senator third vice president; Mrs. Irving the meeting. Lockard fa l^ "I made thi/dugges- ^ a tr* and black hood* placed over} Monday when ' the vote w Goddard, treaaurer; Mrs, Jsrob th* president of the Co-operative. Memorial Institute, two 5-man against Bird IS#' for. Rummage Sale,/ their heads bef_, , Sandsls. recording secretary; Mrs. E. J. Roser, will speakxpn the or- Tomorrow is the d i^' oh* can -4 r volunteer Bring aqiiadi carried out However, 78' . votes appareVuly gsnization. Parent* will have an - y James Siegsl. coirespp'riidlng aec- visit the rummage aale at United mL X the exacutlon order. \ remained on the voting mai hirtea relsi-v; Mis. !..** SilversleiX^^Jlnsn- opportunity to formally register and .were not accounted for o' PICK YOUB PBlCf *' NAME YOUK TtRMS * STUDttAKW * 91CK Y O W M ICt » NAMj YOUR G>M$. |i Methodist Church i^ R t . 44A b e-, A brief crime spree that ended ■ cist secretary. ^ STUPt^ M f their ehlkireW^for the September ginning af 9 a.m. and Journey over the.finar tally. In murder in the fall of ^949 Jed opening. . ■ ■ - \ to the Center at'l2^30 .hjn. to In-1 to the axacutlon order. /Became o f the discrepancie* the , / council voted'last nijtht'the *lec-1 sped the rummage sale of, the I ' Braasch and Sullivan, both -}ob- S Ladles of SU-Maurice at’ tHa Rec- Jass. met in ,a Los Angelea bar tn tion Monday was "inconclusive" I in hm iki Private Service s I tory; A ariack bar will be lh.^op-; September. '1949.. They becams a'ri'd another election aholitd he AUCTION i eration ^ the latter sip* during •electric ■dryw wer budtl Wend* and derided to hitchhike to leld'ln the neai future. .\partment.a { the afpernoon since the auctlotv l \ theI* Midwest In search orof work.work.. ■ '^ l ile, k attorney general already \ i Meparatr entrances, air a n 4 aUM M APE SALE I sponspted by the Catholic women,' A conieasion confession aignensigned byoy methe two;iwo; hnas\eainme a ^ s iit the resultresun ofni themr cicxtu election,... mkfnimRjtth conditioned thr'Ojlgh- Saturday, May 12— 1 P.M. j will,begin ai 1, p.m. after their arrest said they ran low] canned, heJiindlng heiaiise only the / Charter Night on money and on Oct. 13, 194^, .State hegiajaiBliire.... - — can -...i.-.-i— aiilhmir.e .s oiil. ST. .MAURICE CHURCH BOLTON CENTER / a local chapter of Lions Inter-! /burglariaed a ator# in Pomona. I local eleiaioitioir.oh a race track pro- /national will be given an official I Calif., and stole two .22 caliber! posal. W IlU AM P- k piatola. They used the platnia in k j. store robbery tn Meaqulte, Nev., *1 S T R IfT M ' MODERN FUNERAL few days later. 1 Baltimore. 3id.' '.t* Dawn ------^ - . Stickle* la only hyh years old. but Vary tha flavor of stuffed eggs she-digs this bop-lalKS, Daddy, Only HOME Used Car by using a d**b of Worceattrshlre ■ It ianT ,-Daddy, you smisres. To 225 Mnin SI. Phone. 311-1-6I»40 Muce. mustard, - celery seed, Dawn, hei; parent* ara\’ 'Moppy'' ^ I V B S T O W M mashed garlic or minced onion, land "Boppy.'’ ' Values l \ Waslies-then driw-in ene uHit > ARM ACT I \ ^4.>9 Hartford Road---,(Corner of M cKee)—rTel. Ml 0 buttonl Give Mother A Living O Super 88 Holiday ronverii^lc -/ ;-v, ■ Coupe. R & H, hydramatir, 2rtone. For All Your Dear Moms' Hwe’a b if home laiiadiy. neira! Evory heme hee and Lasting Gift! m Fully jyowered, .3eats, window.*, etc. on Mother's Day, Majvi 3; room for thie ooimwct new Eaey Uiat eats yoor waabday down to juri one ihlnute . • • the rime H REMEMIER THEM BEST take# to thrfpr. .in clotiM and soap and puih A GARDEN SALES ! ’53 CHRYSLER C buttonl Clothro.aro washed, then dried in one coa» • FINE CANDY • JEWELRV tinuoufl, fuUy-automaUc operatioii! You’ie free MAKES THESE SUGGESTIONS c ’ Imperial, ^ower sejjt.«,' w indow.t, g brakes, R &i;^r2rlone. ( • QUALITY HOSIERY • HAIRBRUSH SETS to shop, work, oven aloep while Easy doei a lull ■'nm ily wash in'as U itle aa 71 minuteel ^ • COSMETICS * MUSICAL POWDER BOXES > 8 ' ’53 DODGI ^ • HALLMARK.CARDS N V-S Siena Station Wagon. R & H. n Solid green. autom atiV dri\ c. ( All Attractively Gilt Boxed \ ....:■ ^ OPEN EVENIHGS / X- ^53 PACKARD ^ ^PKN Alii- D.\Y SLNIUY msrm im riipi>er 2-l)oor. 2-tone gray and A fu ll eis# ^ s h o r-d ry a r In plonH .and onnuol Kowahi Ora naw in. Our poMtdpentd ptrtnnioltptri aru WSITI VOUS OWN TICKW blue. \ (VU e s TOWI off to o 90od stopt — so ploiit now! SPECIAL ••• GERANIUMS 45t • o c h . only 27 Inchot of wall efkicd t ( y r p h a s m a c t * , t Silver Alaple (Don’t, nils* Ihl* specinli I i . . s p e c ia l . - 8I..30 s w 0®!}'® r,5o 53 FORD ^.459 Harlford Road— (yprnerof McKee)— Tel. Ml 9-9946^ j Now"* the time-to plant-that row of shrubs Flnwering rrabs .... $l..>0-*2.00 and save. Values up lo 81.50. Any of the listed ru.slomline 2-l)oor Sedan. ?-tone, •hmbn ISc, each,' any 5 for 82'93. Voii know lhal .Magnolia Tree vmi had yolir »R & H. Pink or tVhlle Almond eve ont Gel II*now.' Reg. *8.9.3. marked V-'f\t J Beauty Bush. -• ______..... *«.95 Bridal Weealh dnwn |b ..... Devltzla, Brlde.,«f ^ocheatep ~ i Double Red Flowering I’each ...... *'!.30 • ?■ Red B^neh Dogwood -* '53 STUDEBAKER Foraylhia . Red Btid Tree ...... * Vlt..30 V*8 Commander 4-Door Sedan. n u M O ; ^ ''Honeyswetde Heater, automatic drive. * ' Hydnmgea Crimson klpg .M^ple ...... n.MI and 812..30 D«mMe 3lo<-k'Draoge . ■ Ramarix No longer d« you have to worry 'alMiiit having I W’elgela ■’’voiir rose* winter killed. M'n have Just, received I)"/ a ' shipment of BROMNF.I.I. SIB-ZERO go up taster, Get Mom that Bird Rath nr Gazing Glnhe. Me ROSES imtted and ready to plant vvlfh a 2 i ’53 have tha largest aelertlon In town. M> iilsn year guarantee. If the rose biilh falls within \’-8 I'onimaitder Sjyort C-uupe. come doom easie* > ■ have Bird Haute*. FlitmlngOB and n large 2 >ears from dale purchased, regaidles* of R & H, overdrive. ... > aeleetion of other lawn amamenis. reason, we will replace It FREE. . - - .^1 - * .i.from iwdt! T O P TR A 0 l- « N »,«a.bow.i Wn have a good aeleellon of esergrerns baled Ruds are starting In o|>en on, ntir naa^i rouR riRMs 33.95 aad hasted ready tn pick up or If you prefer Azalea* ...... - ...... 82.00 up weP llM w,j,,Wrila urn... . CHINO SLACKS ymm may pirk your own from nur fielil. Me • way want it i n reesmmend the following for a good buy: Hybrid Rhododendron ...... '*'.'0 up Ifl ’52 OLDS. See now how quick and ean i« Globe Arborvitea . . .1.! ...... ,.,v...*1.S.3 up Super 88 4-l)oor Sedan. 2-tone, it ID ioiiDll ihei* d9w fremclMe • tf»ey cost lets, too I • Ilirkal Vena, 12". Reg. 82i00. Special .v.8l..3n - Pieres Jnponica...... *.3.7.3 up •Cteem. On* bar hooks in at im NO UNn NO 8TIAW NO VIMTIHOI Y w u tiW have R A H, hydramalic. lop...th*odi*r bar clsmpji light usually e,ench,ip,,,K,„ lactusivi TltT ni8, btfger than any Uadinf com- CHINO JACKE^ S2i5-$3J5 to dean out a |int-tfap... all lint t* acrbanml eft We carry a com plete selection o f (ia rd rn Tools. K crlilizcrs. l.im c. fn^BCCticidf. Fruit I at die bottom. Tension hordi the repairing old screeni. hination. ir flret to Uk* hiU advantage of modem Hurry! -10 Days Only! - Hurry ! KftDQ ADcl bu$*prool. • ell sluminum dothee and removed automatically. tree and dormant spraya. weed killers including Duponts new chemical for season control ' I dcteUI*"^*/^''’** y®** •'I'"**' ' Weir laun o f crab grass and chickweed■;3veed.- j they n*»er aeed peiati,^ dering. ' . , I Now is the time to buy DutalU uctugivi luaie-i-AfOt ’wASRiNe AcnpH geU Wo’ro soiling Spring etockf now to moot soaring demand for tha ’52 DODGE for windowt, porche* and M il a * t W*Tlt, U lt SOAP THAN OniM WAStMBtl Fertilizer 5-8-7, 5-10-.5 or Olds and Whipple Lawn Kerlili/.er, 10(1 Ih.s.— S.1.95 bieeseway*. * ^ * ," V ~ * * ‘ ^ • roll up to store ouun CHINO SHORTS 32J95 clothe# daaner and brighter. Clothea high-diva ■ •% 4-l).('or Sedan. R & H-ir you how well they work And yet Easy necer re-uaea dirty, tuday water! 'W lo” ' ®*“!«noo ia s ^ into a Deep Well of foaming aurU, and aach piem ■ I’ eat .M0S.S. large 7'i cubic feel bale—Sd.r.O - : big oaw Studobakarsl Now you eOn get Pre-Spring pricee ♦» » Pre- ■ how much you “ **. ^ HIUlfspA^e. ^ ' . Autb^itierWMeF Saimr lett each Id ^ ” eho«i# ’ gets individually washed. ^ _ A L L L.A W N SKKD DH, OFF THLS WKKKKND MANY d if f e r e n t COLORS and amount of water it need*. Sp rin g ^ ili . . . on the only Big New Cor* in the Low-Price Field I ! . '« ■ • • ■ Far Hit many pooplt' who will be Hnobifte eemt ro our place this weekend ’52 STUDEDAKER IXCUI8IVJ owe-teiNAWAV BWUmo geU out aaore* ,|VY' LEAGUE STYLES soap and'sqil than ordinary rinainf actions. a iutt coN US and we will hold our spoeid price until Thursday, May 17. !hj'‘. ' _ . -li-'i ....: ______■ 2-Door Hardtop. Heater and over ^ J FLAMME drive. , , ' r - . te , . ' ' . ■ • MH8 a o n m rasnsT with (u>ic* th* air eirculatioti i ■ COMI tW TpOAY « WINO YOUR TITVi « C O M iJfjjg fiA Y « tWWQ YOUR TITH » COWf »N TOPKT » RRIHO YOUR of ordinary dryer* (plus eadusive"Safety pr#- APPLIANCE CO. "U It'i For The Garden, We Have It” Iteat" that begin* wiiili dothe* ar# atill wfet and ‘ • ’■!"' ' ..J' 15 OAK ST. Watkins Baildipg TEL, MI 9 - 6 ^ \ ■pinning): ■ • 1 .1.16 NORTH MAIN STREET TEL, MI 9-5453 CEHOIISESSOTI Open Daily 7 A. 31. to 5 P. pi. Includihg W E ' GI VE AVC 6 R&EN S l^ A 'M P S WIU DO M WORK OF IWO ad BA8YD0B ff WIB PHONE Ml 9-9483 W^neaday Afternoons and Saturdays Until Noon 112 OAKUND ^T. PHONE Mi f-f404 I 8b OAKLAND STREET m '1: V--' /- ..ve-- :■ \ ..,x \ •Ti .y w .'❖ j 'Sfe- '/y
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, MAY 11. 1956 pag e t w elv e Section Two FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1966. iRattrbl’Btef lEttrning l^rralb PRIDAYi MAY 11, 191^6 PagetTia to 24 handled wrong, he said, he start that it id particularly diffi^df for ed talking. ' youth to judge these sud(tch (Intl- Subversive Unit Aide Citing in April 17 speech in East Reich in Tijrinoil Stalin) decisions In ta'-'calha and which Eisenhower paid the Repub- relaxed manner.]; Youth* Take Over ToK-n^a Ti^pi Pewta for a Day llcartk "reject any ahgmpt tq. treat Flood Curb Plan Inadequate^ ] Set May 22 Veterqh^ Uni^^ake Plans individuals as serial numbers in ‘T h is is not s l n ^ e b«oavlse ybp have been educated‘ju StaUnista. WEEKLY BINGO Raps Bodrd^s Wopk the filMvOf a govehnnent office,’* Over Anfi-Stalin Move Cain Bata\ \ /■ rn the yearg pdst. It Is not neces Army Engineers Chief Claims For Hearing ^ For Poppy Days IS ext Week "I can pbint'to hundred.-\rif in ■I sary to covet this up in any way. FRIDAYS-8 P. M. .■I \ Berltn, May li (A’l-E ast Ccr-.t^ers' rebellion, .Tecirrity Minlkber . . •'from .the ^^esldenl Informttioh dividuals whp have been'and, are (the We have >made mistakes like all Bt JAMIS MARUnV many's ruling Communist party is | Wilhelm- Zalsser other pwies. Washington, May It (**)—Maj.^Ukewlae, he said, works In . the Bowers Suit PrS|i)arations for this 'a n n V a 1 - Popples will he offered oia .tha AP Newt Anwljtt aboilt the danjaRe he aaya thc pro- being treated as serial numbers racked by serious Inner turmoil; Uornez o , . ASSUMPTION HALL Oen. 8. D. 8tur|^s Jr., chief of upper Ohio valley afforded-pro. observance of Poppy Day. in Mso, streets throughout jheec day* by \ u, B'ith—Jiarrv 1 K' "'” »nd''baa been, dolnjf to and they are reacting as though over C>e antt-Sta)in idrive. i was ftred after the revolt, along \ "It cannot be the task of youth, Army: Bn^neers, said today the.UecUon from torrential * rains Chester by D'l 1 Wo r t h - Corheh-,American UegiOn luid VFW yohin- Washington. May 9 | „f ,fovHnmcnt -rhalrmen; Mrs..Muriel Au- the battle dead.'aniey liavt been Ident EMehhower after he lost his sion,s in their cases, leaving Iheih, Cain said: "As matters stand, the recent pattern of Poland, ond of the triumvirate which took Vlnto finished work.” In areas atm aubject to inunda ford County before Judge'Eramk dert and President bucille Hlrth 'made by disabled t^eraiia of three Senate iwat in the 1952 eleclions, dapgllng suspended 'and ■ unem .the President has no real knowl Csechoaiovakla and' Bulgaria. bver after Stalln^death. His dx- Sturgis said the country hail tion." , • .■■ ■ 1 ‘t. Healy, | *re co-chairmen of the VFW Aux'-. wars, working In v^of***’ hei- Cain has become'one of the most ployed for months before clearing edge about how individuals are In an appeal published by the! eciition was an hounclunced In 'Deeem- laamed in the past 20 years that . Sturgis said the Yuba 'City,: Bowers brought the suit because I tiiary, whose headquarters w-lll be pltW and in'convaleabent #ork- outspoken critics of the Eisen or firing them; after an ordeal like .being treated , , . loo many of, official party organ, Neiles ■ her 1953 Now SEEXs well as TASTE mhjOf valley, '^r' ' ProtZeteii the town awarded a contract for a^t the san'ie place as last year, the rooipz in all past* of iheSMun^y, Lhose-who let- t l>e krtown th at they hower administration's- security that these people remain fright- 'Deutschland, the Politburo reject-1 Ulbricht U'nseaUied fl'om disaster type floods ‘.‘but we desk-chairs to a bidder other than Gaa Company's office at 687 Main The popples to be ..diatribuc In ' program. ened pigeons for ever. represent, speak for, and protect ed any criticism of the three top' At the time of Zaisser's ouster, have not yet provided adequate ^ the lowest bidder. Bowera seeks an St. Watkins Bros, hsve again ot‘\ Manchi^tey. . have been me zdhszt Appointed in I95S him hav«!\never brought hlpt face Eas^fOermans. There are Premier there were rumbrs Ulbricht also Injunction against the 'town's pro- fared tbe use of their store for the Gains Insight - protection in any major valle,-- , onTr^; m Newingtbn Veterans Hospital and . .X ' In Mav 1953 Eisenhower ap to face with whacl am talking Ott(» Grotewohl. F irst Deputy might be purged as a Beria man. Sot even the Mlseissip^." cteding with the contract,''award L«gion Uplt. Member^ iSf both or- R ocky Hill. Veterans HoapitaL \ pointed him to the Subversive Asked in an interview why he about." .X . < - , . Preniier Walter Ulbricht and But Ulbrirbt eraerged unscathed. ‘The congreii is an organization }cf his speech boss. \ a recentx speech to East Berlin have'(Mtimated the potential evec- Th# need for a hearipg' on "a ^ of the rommittbs w-lll be on duty was heard of Cain. Then in Janu explained he was then less aware reclamztion projecta. Headed by dition to.enabling them to con ary 1^)5 he began his attacks on directly to Eisenluiw;er, with a ' Pnlllbiiro M|»eaUs uni''ersily students. Rep. Brooks (D-La), it it In an age annual flood dainage for the temporary injunction, -'scheduled ■! the headquarters so thst.xvork- of individuals' problems. He noted rt6t,c saying he did so jo Sherman main river valleys of the country tribute to tha support of thalr the p r^ am set up to get security Tlie Politburo said the/poaitions ."Naturally," he aaid, *T know nual convention here this week for yeaterday.\\vas eliminated bv 'rs may secure thM supplies and families and to provide themselvez th at in those rlays he was nio.stly Adams, Eisenhower’s xkey as of these .three will be "neither would be a bmion dollar* yearly agreement betvveen the counsel.! nizke retitriis. risks otit of the'igovernment. concerned with problems of eco and has attracted some 800 dele- with things desired, the work ia His attacks have increased in sistant. tduchr- ve nothing to do with "deiflca: control works Kava ' been con pleted or under conslnjctlph, Hartford for bowers. poppy -in tribute to the nation's deliberate aim at Eisenhower's ad- He 'said it was only after he said, will prevent only aMUt half, interesting and iiaeful. to do dur- ' Tisers. accusing them of keeping rcclly quoted in a 105.8 lion of the indlvlttual” the .major WINDOW SHADES structed they have abundantly In order to expedite the hearing war dead, and to contribute Uhvard ing the long hospital hours, an- went to the SACB. and learned of macazinc story which quot^hlin point .of the Kremlin's campaign jlroved their worth. He said there th a t los». , the welfare of disabled veteiians hardships suffered by individual on The permanent Injmlclion and couraging a mental attituda help that Adauis bawled hlm ^ul for f» destroy the Stalin legend. The LONG w e a r in g have been no mijnr flood diaaater At the present rate, he aaid, it ol*er findings Bowera seeks, the and needy children of veterans. ful toward recovery. -government workers, that he be hl.s attacks on the .secorily pro Politburo satd such deification has In the Mlealsalppl ' 'VUIley since will take about 28 years to cona- gan examining the security pro plete the present program. But he tow^hzs agreed not to go forward gram. Tlic aiiicle h'sjl' Chin say to be abolished, but "love, respert INTERSTATE CLEANTEX 1 the program was started 20 years with\lta contract 'with Gerald gram. When he felt it was being ing of Adams: ' Upd sdmlr.atlon of the leaders of ago. With completion of several pointed out that in 28 years pres ent requirements will have ex NealoiiZ. the Arm which supplies "He gave me unshirted hell. I the workers should not be de C l flC Made Ip Order big dame in ' the upper Missouri .the dealP-phaira the town derided Addition of Globe Hollow tried to explain the merits of iny based." #■ •93 With Vour Rollers river valley, he said, the 1982 panded greatly so the present pro upon. EMERGENCY Neues Deutachland said there gram can be only a tentative/goel. crllirism of tho security program. flood could never be repeated. The townNwIll hold up on the \ OIL lURNER But he sn.ovUfd: To hell with the would be no purge In E ast Ger Secures Toven Water Supply meiUs. you'iindev.stand this prob- many because ‘'dectsions now be conlre<;t untilVfter the court's de- ^ V I C E Is YouLlnsuraiiee Irm-hetth'r ttrarrj do. But this is ‘a ing.^ taken - in- Poland" to reverse E. A. JOHNSON on the iMOiyuient Injunction, -X. team and you’re expected to play wrobgs of the SUlin era ‘'were GroupComing Hjere to Study Crockett said hxla.v that if a Future aummera, it appears, will^before the pumps are working tha ' DVNAmet taken'iwre three .years ago,” PAINT CO. temporary Injifncti^ were sought have to be preliy dry, before they town can tajp fflhbe Hollow'a ■tor. CALL 'Cain's term on dhe SACB ends This referred to th()\purge of 699 Main ^t., Tel. MI 9-4501 and granted by the cOHrt, It might can have a serious effect on Man- age,by using an emergenev hookup j/ • / WILUAMS If iwt, cdl In August. If Elsenhower doesn’t 1953 foljcwing the June 17 work- Townes Subdivision Rules be July or August befof* trial was cheater'! water supply, | at the filter station, which ia Io- reappoint hlpi'. it - may kilt Cain held -on the permanent Injunction. ‘The town la now awaiting ship-' czled west of Pine St. off Hartford SERVICE If the case is heard May -22, the ment of two pumps it has bought' . Thrall pointed out. LEE M. SILVERSTEIN pollticall.Vv ft he remains in the , r A delegation fronfi Manchester,Ahaa,^derlved from subdivision reg- public eye. It's pos.sihle he may judgment-.will be rendered- )iboiit for use at the filter plant it go- Thiall waa-i cautiobz, however, Miv-om run for the Senate in Washington N H„ will Visit* here next Wednes- j j^ese regulation, will Jon# 5. The 1-.ase.ls not actuallyXin quii-'ed from Cheney Bros, along about making any Arm prediction M l ^ 5 4 8 court" legally speaking, until JunA. in 1958. day to see how this town handles be expl^ned to the visitors end with the Globe Hollow Retervolr., about the adequac.v of the water so no judgment equld be rendered \When'the pump* ' are InataUed, zupply In, the. future. He pointed- \ Us subdivisions. that he'jyill take the delegation before then. ' , aimut one million gallon.a of water out that vast residential eZpeneloH 2 a Wilfred Maxyrell, town planning on a tourN>fvSubdlvislons in town. a day from the new reservoir can i or the addition of a large induetrUl administrator, said today he invit-^ T^e New H ^^shlre delegation is be pumped Into the town'ja'dialribn-j user would affect the Zupply. ed officiala 'of this to\/n's natncr, expected to \eturn home late In stem. water laofteller has bean In ‘'Cofnfideritjally, you don't stand a chance^ Mac. the afternoon, ^ ■X sake in-N.ew Hampshire after they.. Local Wom^ Delivery is exacted Ifi about stalled at the tiove tJzfia well. If Th# othor i ‘ ‘ axpressed'-hn -Intere'st in akingl ' 't'hc proppsedXchahgea in the thfee weeks And it should - take It becomes, necessary, that well can .1 town's suMiviZiok, regulations will .about three^--^'eeks to Install the be put to constant use. be the subject of .another tneetin Naiiied to Post Immps and r^ka needed connec- Thrall pointed out that acquiring : 'N.,- .nMllJirinn r«M Wednesday night, Members of tUe tioftit, according, to Fred Thrall, the Alter plant from CB whm the o' Directors ah^ all town aaaislizm auperlnt«l|dent of' the town bought the.GIobe Hollow par lations and, IiLiit administrative agencies concerned Miss Rmlly M. Klaaman, 2S4 .Water Department. rel was a big step toward nfaking .„Mvently hashss heard goo^thingseood/thine. about,about .ubdivisiohs will review the Spruce 8t„ Wee eelected recording our'zubdivlslons The -contract for th'eNiMimps 'Waa the water available for use. If the.. revised regulations preparatory to /lecretary of'’ , . Alizntic Dial riel. aw arded to Wtjaon C. Blake Co, lor town did not own the plant. It included in ' ^Ke Mzneh*ester, the Town Planning Commission I.utheren Women’i' Mls(rionary N. H.. delegetiqO’ will be R<;obert $1,806. The twirpumpi are,30 horse would have to build a. Una from setting a date for a public, hear I.«ague, today d t the closing aea- power , units whlcli.^can pomp 400 Globe Hollow to the Alter plant at Bmerson, Maxylell’a official coim--. ing on them. The *rPC members, aion of a May meeting, in the terpart in th^ town, members w gallons a minute. \ \ Pine St. andw mild have to pump who spent months working on the Hotel Staller, Hartford! attended . Even if a dry apell Irtiould t|ome the water uphill to the plant. the Board of Alderman and plan revisions, do not expect any major by more than 700 women, repre- OF MANCHESTER ning board; and the. street and changes to be suggested Wednes aentative* of mlsaionkry loc^leUea FLETCHER BLASS GO. siitche •ewpr superintendent; day night. ■ '-v^ in Naw EJiiglajid, New York and sourl Synod, spoke yesterday aft Arthur Goeras of the radio pro They are expected to arrive here the North Atlantic SeabdArd alatea. npon. ‘ilila afternoon, Mra. Soph gram,“ Big Jon and Spackie," waa - V-7879 at. noon On the-16th. Maxwell aaid M„.i KIZsman, the daughter of Sells, author of a book on women' tnaatmasler for luncheon today at IM WEST M IDD^ TURNPlKlE PROfTTABIJB PROP*»TY - he bspea that General Manager' Conway, Ark. .<*1- Sherbei Mrs. Mary A. Kisamann. Imd the in the Bible, will be heard.- Jon 'le Staller, - CORNER DURANT ST. ■ Richird Martin, Town. Highway Benton paid 12,000 for a lot ‘o late Rudolph. Ktaaman, haA long ______' . ’ . ■ • / Superintendent James H. Sheekey, build a new Insurance agency of been ,a member of' the Women'a NEW . LARGER QUARTERS Assistant Water and Sewer Super fice .building here last February. Missionary League In this ahne. •She is also, a member of Zion IjII- PLENTY OF FRONT AND REAR PARKING M«y It N(Btien«l T«varn ManthI I’tail roiir friendly laiern ...it's hosp^alUy headquarters in your neighborhood! intendent Fred ThraH. end mem Now he got hia money back, plus bers of the Towh Planning Com- theran Church and for years prealr some extra, and all he's lost is a dent of ila t-adies Aid Society. ’ \ miasion will be available tp meet 2-inch strip on one edge of^ia lot. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED :TiKmi»s(o..ii.T.c. iiiaiM wsKMT. u ptooi. isx uuN stunti wun. w ith them. ...-- - X-:,- -X » ______. Mlaa Kiasmann ia employed a* * After three surveys, Benton de private secretary in Hartford. . The New Hamp.ahire visitors. cided that a neighboring Service GLASS^FURNITURE TOPS / ------...... ^ H.et-ald Pholo* Mrs. Ernest D. PrlebA of Wood- Maxwell said, are Interested in station encroached two inches over 0 men in .a position to know tvhat they are. talking about brief two of Atancheater'a offlciala-for- haven, N. Y., was reelected presi learning first-hand of the prob his property line. MIRr 6 r S ^ ro p k ict emd-Dflor) m'some of the aspects of their jobs, 'in the top photo. Chief of Police Mary Moriarty gets ac- dent of the District. \ X lems this town has had with aub- He /tiled suit- and received a 'inted with one of the inhalators which ell police cruisers carry. Police Chief Herman 6. Schendel The IRcv, C. Theodore Kiiehir of divisions. and the benefits that it settleiilent of $2,168.65. ling the explaining. In the, bottom photo, general Manager. Alan Cole .looks ' over plana of the Wallingford w et-nam ed ^pAstoral hCTURE PRAMy^G loll typos) (c-age disposal plant now under construction.'* Richard Martin, who ia the town's-chief administrative couMc^lor of the organizgtlon.v Officer the rest of the year, points out the progress that has been made. Miss Moriarty and Cole are Oineh officera. elected this morn lachidea lining nnd Inbor—THE BEST BRAKE 4UA IN TOWN WINDOW and PLATE GLASS two' of , the-'15 Manchester High School students who were elected to participate today in the Rotary ing ark: Vm.j*„;^pii-caidenls, Mra. Dorothea Srrtaiijidtdt, IJvingaton, YOUR DOLLAR5 HAVE MORE CENTS HERI JALOUSIES: In.lallatton la Oulek, Ea.y and EconomlcaL Club's annual Boj-s and'Girls Towo Government Day. Others were Lou (lagnoh, I-eo Cyf,'Josephine You’ll make a hit with any miss in yobr OK Used Pagani. bom Squatrito, David Turkington,’Anne Sim pson, Robert iSweet,».Wllliain MacArdle, Norman Ho- N.J., aind Mra. Dorothy Biermann, Car. Picked from the finest of many'trade-ins, CONTRAOrOKS: WE HAVE IN STOCK henthal. Ivar. Jozus. Cathy Fagan, John Dormer and Robert Warren. ' \ ,' Manhaasei, laxng island, N .Y .; cor. reaponding secretary, Mils Martha GENERAL REPAIR WORK they’re thoroughly inspected and.reconditibtied for \ IVa hnva preiHalon equipment for tept nad repair of t***z*,*M*> | MEDICINE c a b in e t s and SHOWER DOORS It .. . . T «... Dlfikfeld, Mbdlaon, N.J.; and lenc# Which; &ad been expected to atarter molora, volUge regulator*., x'- performance, safety and sleek appearance. Volume ' Opee Saturdays — Ope« 'Thursday Eveningn 1?'’ *••,?"■"•**** treaaurer.'Mr*,,,I.ucy Hahn. Elm- trading for top-selling Chevrolcts enables you to British GIs Hanged follow the e.xecutiona still had not aeCurlfy ro^Azi.rea Mil • all major hunt, Ixmg laland NY - - : ESTLMATES GLADLY GIVEN materialized. Greek cities \W e eased, but the Opening sesaiotiz’were held yea- share in volume sayings at the OK Used Car loti In Cyprus Reprisal A government ban on official use police and arm.y, still were on the terdav afternoon in the Hotel ojl the island's trunk telephone lines ^ lert to move swiftl.v. against any .Slatler and a workshop on‘"’dee1>en. •• 0->‘- niaoc it difficult to determine the rerun ern e of rioting. Tension was iiig inner aplrilual life was held in (UonHpued from l^Bjge One) reaction out.side Nicosia. However, STOV VANS Ifs',”,'.' LOOK rOtR THE OK TRADEMARK I relaxing giadually.X j Kmaiuiel Ijilheian Church' last there were no repoils of anj’ major . a r 5 Kajaolls and Demeiriou' were In t.,iindon, B ritish newspapers I night,. More than a thousand wom- trouble, ' g'enerally agreed tire , hanfring's I en are assembled for today's meet- Pd. Manchester,Conn. SoM only by an Authariiei Chavrolet lealer buried behind the walls of Nicosia j . IJind Mine Kxpliides weie a tragic necezsilw but* no Mngs, central prison, where they 1»-ere { The gfwernmenl said a-' land answfi- to the Cyprus p^blem. Miss Olliida Roettger, secretary TELEPHONE Mitchell 9-8066 M hanged. A Greek Orthodox priest ] mine exploded near Famagusla to Some papei s expres.sed\distaste i of the Washington olfire of the Mlsi // day, damaging a-passing military that the Aiherlcans had Interested ! • m read . a" funeral service over their vehicle. But no one wa shurt. Ms ,l,s themselves in the executions. The ' "x CARTER CHEVROLET c6.> Ine? 6 bodies but was not present at' tde In Athena, leaders of three oppo Dail.v' ■ Express accused Sfci Mary ' burial. sition partjea lauitrhfd a 'censure of .State Dulles of being a meddler. S11 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER Nicosia KetiMilqs Calm motion against Premier Constan Dulles ' reportedl.v h"d advised tine Karamanlia’ moderaJe,. pro- British Foreign SecretsiT" Selwy T Nicosia remained cali.i for the second da.v since the hanging but a NATO government. They charged Llo.vd informally th a t’ pdstpone-j X Xet’s niake a dote/ sooni spontaneous , strike giipped • the the regime, with "indifference " be. m'ent of the hangings might ease capital of the Br'it'fsh island!colony cause it failedfo persuade Britain the Cyprus crisis. a v i n g s & in the east Mediterranean. to calf off the hangings. - I.ondon'a Communist Daily / Look at these used chr bargains t 9 /(lie „ opposition also assailed 'Worker used a front page banner ■ X The shutdown was nearly vom- ^otir property. .lawn* in which you -Karamanlis for not preventing tlie to' say: "Cyprila mourns its' IfapKliietlM’ Savilgs Lom AssodatiN-1007 plete among places operafed by blood.v riots in AtlrenZ'Wednesday ' m artyrs ' 1955 PLYMOUTH 1953 CHEVROLET take |>ride, the result of proper soil • Cypriots of Greek descAit. Ntwa; . '4,-Daar. Radio, Bel Air Hardtop, Radipr healer, concisions and seed, such as the papers failed to publish; factories ! CITTINO PROBLEM • V / were idle ahd Greek-owned Stores, [ ""1 heater, p^erflilr. $1695 puwerglldr, fished W oodruff Turf-Makec. cafes and restaurant, remained P'"'*''.lolehee. , (^oalgate, Okla. (4*1 Mrs. Gorilla powear aleering. 1335 T o hod oiii how to tr o t your Bhuttered. " ,| Th« art-ion wmi »eph largely an Sorrrll.oiir neighhorhood, read' ih# 1 AV" ! Stores and businesses operated by | opposition's 13.8. A new'"tooth' started gr.bxylng, 3-Door. Radio, ' CIOOQ station Wagan. new Vt'oodruir booklet. T' >our» for the W i stayed open. ; efforts to^alm national; passions txiught teeth'" She fTnally di5cu Pay YourselL, folding oeat*. $1145 asking and tells you ait you need Heavy police and arm y patrol-s airoii.8ed ags|nst the British by the to hsve the "Impudent .v h.ti n g to know about growing lawn j ' J circulated constantly through Nlco.' hanging. Churcheli were loid to sprout " pidled since her dentures sia's .narrow streets, hiit the vio- 4top jm ling their bellZ for Karao- were so comfortable. J954 GHEYROLET 'grass. . V . mt 1953 WILLYS > 4-Door. Radio, 'it lO TFR V -ii- ' as you do others ! heater, pouergllde. ^ U / 3. •3-Door. Radio, heater. $695
1954 PONTIAC 1952 PLYMOUTH star Chief 4-Door. Club Coupe. CA7*C Regularly^- Radio,'heater, ' C 1C O C Radio, heater. ^ O / ^ hj^dramaite.,^. like all cpnscientiouz people, yriu pa.v other* for serv > ^Natural Birch for ices or material* received. WHY NOT PAY YOUR- 1952 PLYMOUTH From the secret depths of the earth .,, pSELF, TOO? r ' 19U CHEVROLET , 4-Door. • CAOC Your Furs Prefer A 4-Dpor. Iladio, Radio, heater. Beauty EACH Fay Day Sava Gom athiRg BEFORE You Spaui , heater. Low ^ 1 O O C Nature's fjnest-the (nUeage. This Yeihb«r Federal Saving* «od 1 Ji:-.: . :u j-. 1951 CHEVROLET from heat, mot hit, moisture . ..insured against fire and enough .to be chosen a« Michael* , 3- Door. Radio, - 0!lOC|C Treasure Che.st diamond.s. You lamn Insurance Corp. - heater, powerglide. 3 * ^ j ’lJ-Door, Radio, heater, Sponsored by Manufacturers Division of the Chamber of Commerce theft. ' ^ j powergUde. 5lotor C A O C OTHER FERTILIZERS FOR LAWNS and GARDENS can-be proud to own one, proud jiiol overhauled. ^ 1 3 7 3 • * Furs Stored at y 'r of Valuation to proclaim tKat YOURS'i.s a 1954 CHEVROLET ALL- KINDS OF GARDEN TOOLS Minimum Charge $3;()0 , Alichaels Trea.>en Daily 7 A. M.’ to Munday. Tueadny and Friday beater, pewergllda; 3 ■ " 4 3 . Radio,, heater. ^ 3 4 3 PLUMBING & SUPPLY CO. 5 P. M. Including JEWELERS. SILVERSMITHS • A, M. to-6 P. M, _ P.^T. BLISH Jr., Pres, and Treas- .; BUILDING MATERIALS Wednesday -.Afternoon*, Its J W .II4 U co iu . ;. *8* Main St.—MnnehestU Wednesday .* A. M. ta IS Nnoii JULa n Oh i s t M'C o n n * CARTER CHEVROLET CO., Int., USED CAR LOT and SatUrdRyA Until THE 5NOWN NAME..THC K N O > ^ OUAllTy SINCE 1900 Hiurednys i A. M. to ■ P. M. ‘•IF IT'S HARDWARE WE HAVE IT’ LUMBER FUEL Noon ^ C0|^NF:R OF MAIN AND OAK STREEl*^ rioaed Sntardnye v 1229 Main Street a Phone Ml 3-1200 877 MAIN STfREET PHONE Ml 8-4425 ■ BA»V BAVIBiMTe IMVITiO ,
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"y , \ ' V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY. MAY 11,1956 PAGE FIFTEEN :- ^ / ■% ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, MAY. 1 1 ,19M PAGB FOURTEEN yr— ------^------Contoxt was bald and 10 cakes S e e S u n d a y . Were entered. Mra. Radosky' waa J ih t ‘judge and. aftar much V O n ]^{^w P ro jecto r ^deliberation, cema up. .with the first prise to Slater Hattie .Lane, ■ :z The dramatic preaentation of the second prise to Ritter Rlale ■Hall DEVELOPERS ESTATES m ira^ a of ■ nature. "Dual or and third prise to Slater Elsie Deaiiny," will be ahown Sunday Barber. All the cakes entered I evening at 7;W at the Covenant were excellent. f fiitigregational Church. It was reported that Lady AS- • X alatant Steward Gladys ' Allen ia ^-loma aort of SUB the»n»elv The aervlce wtit be a atgnifirant .' By SAM DAW SON occaaton In the life of the church In tha hospital and the mtmbera Thr«* T»>»y w'Ht be negptiatinc N*w York. M«V “ c o n-t r a c t about that a new Ampro motion pic^ of tha Wapping Grange sent their new ture projector :1a, to be dedicated good wiahee'for her speedy re vrMkjt from to4*y the auto Indui- Ume . the auto induetry’a try will atart teaUnf out lla laj-off evening' wlten it ia uaed for covery. itatt» operating, and the /ateel the firat lime aince it waa received OUBLB DISCOVER'^ DEAL.? pay plan—thereby adding atlU an The Home Ecopomica' Commit \ workera and hlanagemeirt arty I bv the group. The machine ia a tee Vos in charge of the cake con- X other batch of umreriaintiea to’.a aome lip* from the auto ^du»tfy a , ..^.-orial gift to the church given teat and much praise should go to experience. / ” ’ by Herbert Chllberg of Philadel- ♦athyr trj-ln* year. Oialr'man Barbara Pottertoiv t o r Neither wprkera nor nianage- SonUt iihiong have. ^oW n little ; phia in memor>’ of the Idle Mra. getting.the cake entriea andkecur- intpr'eat.in getting RT/B for them- r 4.pnea Nelaon of Rockville. He Ing the speaker for the evening. X- ment, probaNy. expected wheni, J^| Tlte National Indiiatrial I Will be pfeaent at the dedication SUBURBAN UVMi ^ y get; up the Supplemented Ui'^-tonference B o a re p o rta it haaj aervlce, and will apeak briefly in "'A report wee heard that all •mplovTnent Benettt (SUB| pro-i queried 51 labor/Madera repreaent-; reaponae to the thanka extended plena ere act for the bingo and X ' ^ „ that ita atarting ing uniona With aeven irifiililoh him In behalf of the church by the card party to be held Saturday, X - X n l f i r th?B Ju n a 1 wbiild find thei'membera an)r that the majority 1 cheirmen. Richard K. Nelaon. May IP, at i o'clock at the Wap- date, thii Juna • “ difficult > favora otl^r wava of getting! The film choaen for the evening ping Community Hall. It la hoped lAduatry lU preaent mrncu. , workera la the^moet well-known and widely that the Grange membera wdll sup jMMtUon. port this affair. The truat funda on which ao | - The ^rnatechian^^ :^m^e"'•^ 8e ? ^ n iM 8™ n e e " To round out the Intereating eve draw, for the pay to aup^ment, ,n In^aae In at ate unemployment, , 45-mlnute film In ning. homemade apple pie waa a ta t a unemployment, beheflta^ chec^fi. Some o( the union men | aerved. Sister Evelyn Foster and \ haven't built up to aa big a aum aal|j they preferred to try for wonders aa that of the human ear her committee^ did a fine .. job In / by now aa expected.- —T h ia t f^ y b e-} eyilnre pay provialona in labor eon !AL THAT MOVES YOU UP which hears the blast of a cannon providing such' deMrioua refreah- X. isauae the compinlea pul byar centa | /racta. Othera. favored a ahorter | aa well as the footfall of the cat; mantt. . ■ ' 1 in the kitty for each hour workedyf work week to make la.voffa leaa 1 the wonderful mechanism,, of the .X But, what with l a y ^ and cv^ likely. ‘ , |heart with its mote than two bil backs in hours worked,ked. the ^ k l iw b a te v e r the Uncarlaintlea com lion beats dining an average life' Professors Form TORINO WITH THE GREATEST OP EASE haa been slipping aleadiiy/thia ing up in June, tharc'a one thing time; the homing instinct of the om es year, and the funda haven't ki own aiiie: WKether large or s.'.iall. of pigeon: the radar syalem of the a t the pace they did at t ^ t dur long or short duration, the RUB bat: and the incrertible spawning Nen H aven Unit ing the Industry'! boom lieriod. paychecks wi.I be mighty welcome habits of the grunion, a fish laying \py X V ISO,MO W orker^dle to the famlliea of laid off men its eggs on dry land. New Haven, May 11 iB A chip- The aaf vice la open to tha public, Already some IJO .t^ workera in and alao to the merchants in the tar of tha American Aaait. of Uni^ TUNNEL ROAD IN SCENIC VERNON, CONN. tha auto and relateMndual,rlea are cities where thav live. and it la expected that a larga < 1 number of yoting and old allkirwlll yaraity Profeators haa been eatab- V* ^^Mia—without bwjeftt of SUB ■ \ - \checka. Under yfe rules any laid be preaent to witness thla preaenta- liahad at the New Haven Slate this inontlyWdlf Jjfe aubject to tlon. Teachers College, tha collega an layoff pay sDirting ,Juns 1 tinlcsa T o Seal O fficers nounced today, ncallad h ew s' then. ' , y ...... Thera are 17 charter membera, -V ■ Andxanjr laid off after June 1 O f Lincoln I*TA some of. whom already were Indivi •r~\ ...... a— ■ but there are atiinga Grange Notes dual membera cif the aaaociation. ' to that. Tha amount that . Elected aa chaple'l- officera were; The annual meeting of tha IJn- President, 1.. Franklin Mextre Jr„ 1 laid wbrkera will get depends | g^hool PTA will be held Mbn- aaaoctalc professor of aocial Pirsf dpd Second - THIRD SECTION on tkelMength of aervlce and alio, . u , An Intaieating-avenlng. waa an- aciencea and visual aids coordina ^ *e of the reierve funda. '*>• joyed by the membera of the THE C4R WITH THE CRtATEST INCREASE IN RESALE VALUE THE MEDIDM-PRICEFIELDI I thoaeSyith the least aeniority | aiidilorttim. Mrs. David Hactwali: tor;.Vic# President, Dr.. Bertram - Wapping Grange last 'Dieaday. D. Sarason, asaoCiata profeasor of Section Cdmpletely 1 NOW OPEN usually u ^ S r s t to be laid off,: a past praaident of tha IJhColn Mra. Frank Sadoaky. a member English; Secretary, Dr. Elixabcth much. 1 PTA. will preside, at the inatalla- of the Hillatow.n Grange, gave' a Hartshorn, aaaciflate professor of And since the tW^erve funda are i tion of new offlcei a. Sold Out C h o i c e S f t e f ^ r e A r a i l a b l e talk ,lln.d deinonatratiom on , aducatlonn and aaaoclate dean of ------' ...... J far below, their maximum goals at | \ i^ncert will also be praseiited decoiating cakes for the meih- studenta, • • ■ anil Treasurer, Dr! Rob 1 yat. tha length of tlrne that thelpy the sixth grade glee clt*b. beta.. ert Kendall, associate prbfcssor of aUgtbla can collect may iflot b e' ' Refreshmenta- ' Will be ib Tlie event of the Chocolate Cake English. *, great. , . tha school cafeteria. ,1, j . If tba funda had been built to /\ / their maximum, the companies A would supplement state unemploy V MBh'tnl PalienlM Drop / ment compeiuktion so aa to provide a laid off man with 06 p er. . Hartford, May 11 iJT) State MIRRORS ROOM RANCH CAPE COD cent of hlB taka home pay foP foiir ^ Uantal Health jCommisaioner John weeks and 00 par cent for the next i J. Blaako aald tha last 10 ymontha (2 UNMNISHED) XS weeks. But even thla la .subject have seen a drop In the patient RUTO GLASS to the lewa of verloua etates. load at Connecticut's three mental j - AS LO A s ^ Oar Btoeks High . hoaptUla of 6 S i paopit. Ha said! FURNITURE TOPS Juna 1 eaams aura to find auto this compares to . an wvaraga an daalera with a record number of nual inerease of 14S patients a $ .00 unaold new cars on their hands. year over the last qua^r-cantury. iShewar Stall Dm k - - R litt Tah Esalosaratl ‘11,990* ‘12,490 Already tha dealers- and the car •V buying public—have been warned MONTHLY that pext year'e models niay caPry F0R RtNT $239.80 DOWN $249.80 DOWjM fifgbar price tags bacauie: of in- J.A. X / ■■ (CLUDES PRINCIPAI, craaaad coats of materials and op- S Md Id/lBBa. Movie Projectors FORVRTER4f^ 'TAXES. INTEREST fO K veterans —aooad or olleot, alto SS mm. X arationi. ;6PKN DAU.V « AM. to « P.M. AND INSURANCE Tha five cants an hour that tha alMo pprejoctoro. X in c i.i ;d in g S a t u r d a y conipaniaa must put into tha trust WRDON I^RUG CO. 31 IIS^EU ST. Ml 9-7322 funda ia one df tha costa of opara- M l Mala 8L Tal. MI S-SMI -7^ oitr And whenavar the trust funda artKjmllcd down- by . Jobless ,pay- and VA FINANCINS AVAILABLE tha companles.n.-ust start MAKK THik MVBALINO .payingSqto the kitty again until It hits Itw^rnaxiroum. \ PATRICIAN SEDAN Anothar uncertainty la Just how '52 PACKARD long tha auto plants will close | OPEN SATURDAY MORNINGS UNTIL JULY down this summey for model / changcoveri. In mariy.^ cases the 210 2-DOOR ' medal changaa -ikra oonaldlirable '55 CHEVROLET DW covan MATOHLaao v a o k a r o eaneonaiAN eB this time. X ' Ahd this may bring tha flrateeal Our 24 IS . ■ '■ '■■ ■ , \ . . . thrill to the Raihing power of Packard Clipper’s brilliant 240 bp. V-Senfinn: big teat of ,SUB—whether the re-:, Gutters and Uadart 62 SEDAN. LIKE N E > X ' Travel through new worlds of motoring convenience and safety—with exclu. aarva fund* win. be big' enough by Colortil tiRth Tilt and Fixturat '50 CAblLLAC $1395 then for tha plan, •ttf'work fully / aive .Tortion-Level Ride, Electronic Touch.Btitton DHte, Load Lsreliger and and layoff paymantavgo on during your^^round-thepdock teller ,Qak HardwooA Floors ^ult Pourad Concreta Gfllar ■■ Twin.Traction Safety Differential.^ . . . the entire changeover period. '51 SEDAN ■ $298/ ^ Watch Plan noa«)y Copper Plumbing . ' A ' ■ \ y , 'Workera and management ' In An.V Hme of the day or niffhl you can make.depokjta of your caali receipts Kitchtn Exhaust Fan •Uiar industries will ha watching in our convenient 24 HOUR OKPOSITORY,. Neat Tme you’r t ln, aak for dll Fir^ Hot Water Heat OISC'oyaN HOW BASILV VOO CAN OWN PACKARO QUALfTVI SEDAN• ' ' ^ " closaJy to sea how fhe plan worka your depoait cnvelopco. And remember—-OUR RANiCiS NEVe R CUOSKO Waxed BirehwooR Gabinsts '50 $345 out, and what buga,.yf anjv ahoM- fiaseboar# Radiation We’te p^Ied out all the stops on trade.in allowances. >^^v;p thesk,? ! » . . . \ ■ TO ITS DEPOSITORS. > ^ exciting ^ k *rd Clippers as low as w® can go. It’s your chanM ih' move up t® Btaal workera aay\ thay want Amasita Driveways LandKapod, Fully Seeded Lawns '51 DeSQTQ GLl?B COUPE ,, $523 the value' leader of the Packard line a . . the medium.priced car tbat'ia ifacieas- Sanitary Basaboarils Storm Sewers ing in resale va^Uq fatter than any other. ,, v , SUMMER SCHEDULE STARTS JULY 1 t Svo-t o n e b l u e , i > COSMETICS nXlRKD RATI RD.AYS /I'L Y and AUGUST and REPT. 1 '55 PACKARD CUSTOM. LIKE' NEW AS tho TOp' Uqoo OPF.N 'nilJRADAY r.VEMNGR THF, Y'KAR ’ROUND, g in a P.M. -/ \ ^top in Today! Ask about our rnoney-saving Discovery Deal! X. . G '• • 14' ' :# • a r t • • • • • • • • • • A I A. .« ,• '» It’ A • t • • fo; • flit ►ArUiMr Drug Starts j /| •’•sea ■ \ i \ MEMBER'Fe d e r a l DEPosiT^j^fTRANrE corporation OPEN PAGKARD MAKCBESTEB TRUST \/ FURTHER J-6 3 1 1 If-;:'?* ra< l - i w i r'd w v v PONTIAC MAIN OFFICE I Main, Oppoalto 8 t. James’ Church < 3 » . DIRESTIONS: FROM ROUTE 4i-A IN MANCHESTER TURN INTO I.AKE ST.. FOLLOW SIGNS TO ,-*-e /' ' NORTH BRANCH i TI NNEI, ROAD, TURN RIGHT TUNNEL ROAD, MILE ON RIGHT. STATION II Bfa. MlUtt.. Corner Oakland RL Open Thursday Evenlaga • to i •Next to YMCA-.. . ------And Eatarday Morninga 9 ter 11 V ONE STOP BANKING • FREE PARKING AT BOTH OFFICES THt FOLLOWING FIRMS and INDIVIDUALS ARE CONTRIBUTING WAGON iMLiimMii’ASfirr H THEIR TALENTS IN BOX m ountain HOMES: Sifuim stm a M utmm \ > Ji iiiiil t - f H * ' 1 PLUMBING cmd HEATING KITCHEN CABINSTS FUEL OIL BY DUAL HYPRAMATIC. RADIO, TER. MELLEN, WHITE COUNTER TOPS BY gMf'hlAAMI^CtNT PACaAAO PhYAVetkM* WW TIRES, TWO-TONE GREEN. ■ ' . / - and PALSHAW, Inc. *'k§H TMt MAM WHO OWN* «W4»'* m EMPIRE HOME CENTER LIKE NEW. FULL PRICE ...... IN THE c e n t e r BERSON SROS Inc. BURNSIDE AYE.. EAST HARTFORD 1 IN THE CE.VTfri^R ..'.vyith tTffe fabu tou s T orsion -L evel R ide! OF MANCHERTER W oodand Gaf^dGiis OF MAXCHERTER HA.RTF0RD^TEL. JA 7-492I2 . J541A AI.B.AN'Y' AY E.^A S-SIOB • TEL. J.4I 8-JI49 J ALL POWER STEERING, BRAKES. / X ../.if- interior and EXTERIOR ROADS FOR 1 Nothing could FOUNDATIONS lY^ be dner thaii Transplanted - DECORATING B t BOX MOUNTAIN BY WINDOWS, SEATS, PLUS EVERYTHING ELSE. a hardy plapl.. Redding GENE COLSON % rianta PETER GABRIELE and SONS-~ fAGANI BROS. O Rhodnden- ROCKVILLE— TEL. TR S-9409' no SIGOURNEY ST., HARTFORD. GENER.M. CONTRACTORS ROC-RVILLE—TEL. TR 5-M7A~/ NjE»:_ $5760 GUARA.NTEC . FU LL^C S^ ■ droB (red ~ Wtniii99BirrHy4raH9MM, Aii^MM. 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TEL, JA 8--9IS and African Y'loleta I ! Member of Connertlrut Dry YVall PEERLESS ELECTRk CO.. Inc. THIS '55 FORD VICTORIA HAS FORDO- 16 I.KGION' nniVK. EAS'T HARTFORD Contractors At'an. p b r e n m a l m ASH ST., EAST HARTFORD Repeat Special! EVERGREENS TEI.. BIJ 9-t«7 Member of Home Builders Aaaociation MATIC, R.H..WW TIRES. IT'S A V-S. FLOWERING rtrayvbkrrv Seed, feriilixer, Inaectl- KMIU DOWN'RV—JAMFs HUDflON . of Hartford Coiijity. TEL. BU 9-2546 PLANTS ' PLANTR SPREADING YEWS TREES I ‘Most PUaU .0 Fruit -ride, lime, peat moss, FULL s a* •• A.*iP.\KAGI'S ROOTR 1.7’’ High 45c ea.—t for 75 o Shade etc. • ' ' i' • • - ' • » »t.»5 Mch o Ornamental SHEET METAL WORK BY TISDALE and CO<, Inc. CONCRETE RY Complete Septic ’Tank ^rvlce TALCOTTVILLE-r On The Manchester-Vernon Town Line LOUIS ERTMAN, Inc. , - Crane Service (DmgUne-01nmsJ»ell> RotoH Wholatoif EST. I9SS ' Bnekhoea ' All.’equipment tor rehtal BANK TERMS-TRADES * OPiN EVtNINGS PHONE Ml 3-8474 WEST HARTFORD—TEL. 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'■ t * ' ■ ■ 4'' 4 - V . ■ V ' / \ / \,. / ■ ' ^ - llANcikESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER* C0NN« FRIDAY. MAY 1 1 , 1956 PAGE SEVENTEEN R EVTINING S R A I^ MANCHESTER, CONN., F | ^ Y , MAY 11,^1956 '.r‘ MANCHEI X. laaat one o( the rockets wt. on the mdny thousands of men for work PAGESIXIW R o c k v ilta Uw John r. palley Oarage, Wind sor Av*., Rock.ill*. base. in the critical areas of tha home He was a vetoraa of World War Experts Hunt ^ A .ielfridge spokesman bl Soviet Lif1@ economy, prlnclpelly agriculture. , ega)He Slates May Present Police Wo^ndj^Qugg JJfltt LIT^BS Police Unit Ball the' aecidental diacharge on Gourt Airs 1". <’ ... • parent electrical ihairunctlon" SALES TALK W ANTi» ii* leaves Ma wife Katherine Ixist Rdbkefs- the firing device whlph the pilot '' Alamogordo, N‘94. (8>) — An V i Tomorrow Night Daley Dailey, and three brotheri. ukea to unleash the rockets at a estrictions eighth-gl-ader from Portalea may Pr/M)Icm to Local Democrats Bank Bandit in _ n*ii* Z, Charles, Frank, and Thomas, all of , ">■ .target. He aaid all awitoUca In iihwittlngiy ba the cause of a feud, Bus Dispute RagkvUle, May 11 (Special); — ftockville; and two sisters. Mr*., After Misf irfe the^ plane w ere a t “off.” -.* with residents' here. He wrote the slbtrity bf a< continuation Bid to Escape O ver BltllO n DOOSt Nicholas Mahr, Vernon, and Mr*'. le jet fighter had Juat been Otamber of Commem "I have thd second place on the support given Tha annual RockvUla Pplica De Charles Cairns, West Springfi^. OWW prker witt.in, the Democratic to those governments by other* partment Ball will takf ^toca at 8 Mount-blemens. Mich., May II pull4i^ o ft' the alert line and Was job to Mil Alamogordo to my Fiinerat services will he held at being disarmed when the rocketW claaamales. It Will be a hard Job CiBtriln Alaba in town developed today and. by the world community, as (tktnlli ued from Page —:OemoUtion experU' searched represented by the United Na- -the Burk* FunsraLHomc, 29 I^ r k let go. ' ■ / P l O VM ) to do. So send me some good ma . announcement that the Koaciuszko. Club. Det. S gt Georg* St., at 9:18 a.m. A solemn requiem in k populated area today for three Becauae^toe rockets skidded on terial.” I tlons.*'^ operator. Police pursued him and For dontoqfic front Is a''Iogical-follaw- Mass will follow at 10 a.m. at .8^ deadly rockets unaccounted for (OMttBMd tren P«^ One) then the Nike, U t Force (^^tlniied trom I’eite One) duck'*'^.own Coni mlt tee will The Secretary Oenecal outlined H. Trappy chairman of the event, the grounder a time shortly af ‘ re>ii*reportedly iri c*i Ji V ■fmiv’edf.- believe*.' *■r eel tonight, >«Rprtedly to naftie m detail the border arrangement* | g „ r c h e d is an aald music wilt be fumlahed by Bernard's Cemetery. * among 33-fired accidentally from ter leaving the plane,'it waa be up to l^aerles of moveV^indertaken an in the courtroom »ci-eamed and (CoBtlaued trem Page Oae) Friends may.,call at ths Funeral r a k e the mgcrei ^lon completely Sen. Stennl* iD-Mlii*) deraand- he had worked out, particularly in i where Quincy, Milton and the Bud Hewitt's Orchestra. a grounded F86 Babrejet at Sel- lieved they failed .to attain a In the downgrading of SiMIh- •d a , »howdown, teat .veaterday j mto lob•^a)le left the courU party-endorsed candidatr* for elec'-' Home Sunday from 8 to A and 7 fridge Air Force Baas yesterday. speed sufficient td set tip their u fre flU M c ejint»eor." tion as delegatoa to party conven the 'Gaea area. 4o avoid new mcl- | Dorchester section of Boston meet, i Tickets may be obtained from Lika tha dtprees forbidding the HosjiUal' Notes i Should additional lending au any reguiar or supernumerary to 9 p.m. , ' , ' An Air Force board of Inquiry, automatic triggering apparatus.^ -me ratleneCK.ieni u.e Bruc*ker^ad*S*rrtW^Vi ^Nike . lion*. dent* between Israel and the : tke rear aide of the golf: thority be needed, the commitfea Soviet police tK use forced . Judge Wesley C.Oryk,' Town : Arabs. / ■' i club. member of the Police Department. meanwhile, was convened to aeek ker of bomber*, but the skilled per-; aa powerful < nouj;h to knock U S' ^ *9 / j . approved a contingency loan fund the cause of the accident that sent' fcsalona,. the yBrioita*zmnesttM a ^ i Democratic Chairman until '.idliy , He imof gave for the first, time : gimon police .stationed, men Wtlento Today! m ; ^ Thoee. Who wish to attend should All Vernon and Taloettxille ■Olinel end beaea " Quarle* aaW. down "any Ru.*sian bomber we leave after she became qqt Ly and leader, of the defeated Hri,* vlws on t>vn-olher iniportaht ^ t^e marsh to secure tickets early, Trap^ said, M new* Itemo are Hew being handled the “Mighty Mouse” rockets zoom Classes Receive other measures since S t a 11 n’s e .n re in *l»e frorit ’ 30 b«ve heard about." I On April 23 the Supreme/Cdiirt sobepi* of friction which were ADMITTKD YESTERDAY., committee recommended the supply is limited. by The Heraltf* RoekrtOe.bureau. ing actoss the big bate and some death, the announcement* that So or'£ha ort»rs he consider* .Ordered ioyHalt Bias non; Mr*. Riiby Parker. 71 C h ar-; |97.23'2,000, a budget Increase of Mrs.. Clarence J. McCai thy, of airfield before at least a>part of Saturday. / , " The restrictions which tied So yohr lelephoae hpok. • Eo$y to apply ovtr about whether the United State, "90 to iSO days wduld be within to conveiHlon*. , ' , /' the Sue* problem came iin^fcr^is- fegt n , 17.8 pounds;, the other. 5 ____ — —: them tonned ' out into adjoining Is turning out the heavy-hitting Following thV Supreme Court If the pWsenl committee, names Special a.ssignment of/easing /hor- 10. 200 pounds and stocky, ter Oak St.; Mrs. Ida Bla.v, Marl-l|5.o85,000} for the school lunch St. Bernard's Church, has been re L Hie largest group will be at St. viet workers to their Jobs, requir now or woothorod, ren.ion not longer for the test.’' action. Nalionai'City Lines of ChN borough; Mrs. Lillian R ittstig, 39 program, JlOO million dollai:*! elected ap president of the Rock 4)uotollonB Furnlahed By Harrison township to the east. James’ ‘Church tomorrow at- th* ing work paakports, forbidding BS3s spe^Iy enough In the face delegates ghd the. neu’ly elected der tensions, but that in any ap- were called heavysetX A demolition squad from Grif «r Russia's growing air power, nt <^m| proach looking beyrind ihwe im------Trumbull Rd.; Mra. Esther L*h- $16400,000 boost; for research, ville District of the Council of Cohuni Jk MIddlebrook. Ine. 9 o’clock mass. A Communion them free travel throughout , the pointod or unpointed committee nkfpes otk*rs after If $]rSl,069,708, a c u t of $10,759,000; 1 p.m. prices ’ fis* Air Force Base at Rome, hi. -No serious question has been gomery ron^rn, ordered Its d %- take* office 16, the fight will mediate problems this ertalnly NEjj»N,YORK FIRM H ^l-D UP .man. 31 Carol Dr.; Leonard BJork- Qkthollo' Women. breakfast. wilt be served fdr the country, punishing'■them harshly shokoi, shinglos or tiding. the Air For-der-ce wwith the 'Talo* Is er* to abandon, segregsUon of the man Jr!, 37 Holliiter St.; Mrs. for the Ehetension Service, . $53,-, - Others ■ re-eiected were: Mis* B u k Stocks Y„ waa flown In to hunt for the children after Mass at St. James for lateness or absence, all can be Iglsed as to the present cspabil- trying to '‘invade" the Acniy's go to Slate Democratic readers, should be taken tip. He ndinled o(il Also today In New/York City, missing rockets and to disarm five -Ity of our air force to carry out race.n on /the buses. No Integr*-. that the Council alreai^had found three gimmemrobbe^a downtown Gloria Pelletier, 15 Maple St.; 265,000, a $565,000 cUt; for the . jdabet Ward, St. Bdward’s Church. Bid Asked school hall. blamed now on\the Stalin regime. tiaditional role in providing-piri and possibly Into a primary battle. M arketing Service, $l’27,100j(j00, that dug their way into the Self \ Its mission," Quarles said, '^he tion sclually wa.s noted, however, Both groups wHI presumably that the Arab biocide was ,in- office toda.v of 3ft<6d0 In payroll Kenneth Watroua. Vernon Trailer Stafford Springs, recording secre First National Bank St, Bridget's Church, 2u0 will The measure '^* indicates also, mary grouhd.-lo-air antialrcr^ Ct.j Rockville; Mra. Joyce*. Mon- an increase of $16,083,000. ' ; / of M anchester 29 34 ridge turf. A helicopter is sched receive their first Communion May howeVar, that the /Soviet Union oancem, ha,said, is for three'to ss the ^egroes' boycott has con claim theirs are the ’ party-en compelibie-trtth the,19'49 armistice money, missed gnother $54,400. tary ; Mrs. Paul Hebert, AU Saint’s uled to hedgehop, its crew look defenses. > • tleth, East Hartford; Mra. Eileen For payments to. farmers under Church, Somersvllle, treasurer; Hartford National 19. On the earn* day, 103 children hopes to go far towii;d solving Its flva yMTS btoce. .. Sen. Robertson (D-Va) told a niied dorsed candidates and appeal to agreement. *' and escaped '^spite five shots ing for craters.' bcautiiFlil colors Quhrlas said the Air Force will fired by a guara. Hannaford, Ellington; Francis S. agri*ultural conairvatlon pro-,- and Mrs. Franklyn Learned,, St. Bank and T rust Co. 30 ,32 will receive firat Communion at labor shortage problems before reporter he believe., “that should ■ordeilng the bus line not In the Grievanc:e Committee in the Op the Jordan River problem, grams for the 1956 crop year, the Ptixn River Search Sot.. M ay 12, 1956^ ' iwva to “gtretch" its personnel to the Secretary,Gineha)jmpcaled to One of the4nen. tossed a'brief Rohan,^ North Coyentiy; Mra. Mar iBdward’s Church, S tef ford Conn. Bank and . . tha Church of tha Aaau-nptton. long. In this respect it migbt well ^lU S WHITE be the Aniiy's respon.sihllity ton * e g r e g a 11 o II. Circuit Slate parly. committee authorized thd usual T rust Co...... ^ ..'3 5 :- 38. A sandbar at the mouth of the be tied with an impending Soviet ran ISf wings. He urged Con- Jii/gc\i\*lter "B. ■ Jones Wedqes- The committee Is. composed of both Israel ahd Arabi for re case at the^ym aster of the Pitta- garet Daly, 68 Seaman Circle; .Springs, auditor. G there Is no question about It." be 250 millions. The actual money Manchester Trust ... 65 —' Clinton River was to be searched, ' grebe to help by passing legisla- straint. He skid the. Arabk^^d ex ton Steve^rlng Corp., 17 . Battery Clarence M artin, 14 W. Middle Mra. Pease Reelected U.S. m eat production In 1955 annbunrement of' a cut 'Jn Us Halo's Doportmonf cause of the exiierience the Army the Supreme Court did the State chairmsn, the secretary must-be appropriated next year. as well a* an area back of Tony armed forces which will ligate .bkui ilwigiii to Induce ihore ^ the constitutionality and the ireasuier. pressed/the, view that resumption Place, and said; Tpke. . Tha Maple St. School PTA has Fire Insurance Compnalee waa more than 96 billion pounds. S t o r o has had in anUatrcrafl operations ADMITTED TODAY; Berdlne It added $50,000 to the bill to A etna F i r e ...... s,.... 68 .71 ^rpaio's home, near where one ^okllledto*"—f*>e technical ser- since World War 1. . of intrastate' bus segregation law*. .May Require Prim ary of work on the project by Isfsel > "Fill/It up." reelected Mrs. Edwin T. Pease as rocket gouged its way Into the nU and others—to remain in .. Thft/pa.vmaater did aa told. When Spectoi'V'dlO Cooper Hill St. provide new market services- at president. Harttoi-d Fire . . . .150 160 MAIN STREET G. J. MORRISON Robertaon said fre has no doiib He also said that "a situation of According to a spokesman for would' Increase the strain alon^ Fort Smith, Ark.,, and Sioux Falls, ground,-spewing dirt and flinging Ice. the Stale parly, who said the the demarcatibii lines. It. 1* the As full, the robbers grabbed it BIRTHB YESTERDAY; A Other officers elected were! National Fire ....A.II2 12.2 A IN T *or4 WALLPAPER COMPANY that the armed-forces themselv/s tension and iigrrtit hs' been crea daughter to Mr. and Mrs. David S.D., and a grain and rice report- Phoenix ...... 75 80 part of Its casing against the ■trating'^bia. manpower. prob- will keep Nike, Talos and .o ted in the city V Montgomery problem ha.s s roused Interest in duty/Of all parties concerned to and'H/ W. Middle Tpke.; : Ins "frtne.In MlaaiMjPPl. ident; Mrs. Harold.C?ar, secretary; Life and Indemnity las. Cos. Manchester Country Club missiles under constant test.' a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Earl j Individual constrtfcUon proJecU family waa evacuated and a dem- II time, in fact" the ' TacUcal Air employ th* best ones aa auporlorl- lence ■ at. sny time, 'if not 1re- might go to a prim ary if Hie |o.s- even If Work , is resum ed'on the Although^ a guard purauing and Mrs. Walter RinkL treasurer. A etna U fe ...... 189 199 oiition expert remoVed the mis- ALLSTATE- FIRST GIVE i f / C GREEN STAMPS -Oonunand waa getting deliveries project./ft should not. be pefmltled Ferrin* Bast Hartford; a son to Mr. nPP'-nved included $500,000 for a Aetna Casualty ...... 120 130 ly Ja-ptoveti. .— ------i^stralhed.V...... ------Ing faction- refuses to abide by tlie them fired flVa ahota, they man oratory at Win Mr*. Wakefield will represent the slle- , . , «( FIDO flgh% planea^^aster Utah decision of the Grievance (.'ommit- toj^ndanger the cease-fire. aged to climh Ibip a' dark aedan and Mrs. Edward Otto, 104 .Davis i group as a delegate to the Citizens Cohn. General ...... 247 284 F or the second straight gear, jear ownera In 1955 boUgbt m ere our malntanimca .perranel can The city contenoed bef0*4 Jones ter Haven, rta';; $150,000 for a T he "engine" section of one tee. and get away, Aye., Rockville; a son to Mr. and Committee for. Education. H artford Steam Bqi|. 95 103 rocket flew off aa it passed the Auto iBsnrance from ALLSTATE than from any other e< handle them." \ and In today * suit that integra poultry, broM er ifiouse a t Belta- Traveler* ...... 79 84 •iij !»:-■ n.W ^ tion Wiotild result In violence. The The spokesman said it waa un held but part of a $6U0p0 payroll Mrs. Donald Bergen, 22 Grove St., Assistant Supt. of Schools Ray home of Mrs. . Shirley DePew, 24 p u y In the world baaed on direct written premiumt.-' Here's' ‘Thla aituaUon la belng\cared Rockville. vlUci Md'; $300,000 for a seed company said’ that continued ci>^ likely that both slates of cantll- Police' said the full tudefcaae sto'ra^ plant at a location not mond E. Ramsdell told the PTA PuMIe UUlIttee and flew through, the window of a the beet proof of ALLSTATE’S yenr-nfter-yenr better value fo r by asalgning the new pHtnes datrs would go to the conven BIRTHS TODAY: A son to Mr, at a recent meeting that If school Gann. Light,Power .. 1<< 20 ill to more squadrons than .can O bitu^y forcement of segregation would Public Records delivered to the corporation office desigMted, and $200,000 to start a ' bedroom, from Which she had Just and fast, fair claim settlenaefite. ,Yeu can’t biiy belter Auto tions and dump the problem In the. a abort time before. and Mra. Richard Law, 63 Norman - ehrollmenU continue to rise, dou conn. Power ...'41 43 moved one of ..her tw o small cl)ll' fully equipped at thtsXUme," make it liable to elv.ir rights pro horticultural, iotl and water Re laeuraace. Why pay more? For compiele Informalloa or home 1 1 \ secution.^ In li's. answer to today's, la^ of the gonvention credijnllB^ Kst. search Laboratory in the Rio. ble session* may be unavoidable Hartford Elec. Ll. ... 57',* 591* dren. Glass and metal were acat- > afdd. "thua spreading the training W'arrantee Deeds XtlSCHARGED- YESTERDAY:,. and a new high school by Septem H artford Gas Co. .... 351* 38 Vi appolatmeat — call and preparaUon . fpr this qew suit it merely ohserved il I* obey coiiihjlttec.s. ■ ! , Lawrence. H(.. Wplthausen and Grande valley in Texas. tered. over the crib. . ing t he laws wilhtiul com minting f Indiiiations are Stale leaders arc 'Editlr.JdcMullin, 734 Parker Sti; ber', 1988, will be a necessity. So. New England , Aliiman 3.C. William Hamm, m •auipment.” ' . > Mary G. Wolthalisen to William He said rising enrollmeht wilt Tel...... 39 41 MEN'S SH'C SLEEVE - Asks About Artirls , D i ^ h s holding out hope that the prob Mrs. N-iese, 24 Hillcrest Hammond, ind., was singed in the FRANK LANfifMACK. A g o n l^ l ^5650 on their i'Wldlly. G. Bryant and. Merle E, Bryant, Asking 3-Mill Rd.; JohnXKupchunos, RFD* 3, neceaaitatq transferring pupils In ! il lem, If If .arise.,, can he Worked property on Ferndale Dr. blanufaclurliig Companies blast which set off the rbekets. He San. Robertaon (P-Vai asked out by local agreement.' Rockville; ARa, 'I heresa Thomp some grades from one school to Am. Hardware 1 9 ', required only-first aid. !ill! Quarlea abput -an article in the M ri ,ry B. Holmee Camillo Cambolatl to Harold R. About Town Manchester t» apparently one of son, Ellington; J?e|ineth Ferguson, f npther. The ihpve, will probably Arrow, Hart. Heg. .. 55 V* Artrman'a E.ve Cut May___ issue of the Readers Digest . Mrs. Mar ^Barry Holmes, 6M r r U l l i a i l O C C S l> le W Bralthwalte, property on Hilliard TaxinSM FD SPORT [RTS 1 the few conimtinlties, - If not the 51, Foster St.; Mrs> Glorta Leibo- . At a meeting of the Holy Angela have to be made next yepr, Rams- Asso. Spring ..32 Staff Sgt. James Owens, 41, of which, Robertson said, reported a ; Klatbush Xvi West Hartford, w-k • only community, Wpere. such a dis St. s ■ deli 'spii^ since 600 n^w homes are \ •leraeptng paralysis'' that ground- ttiiHclalm iteed I Witz and .son. E ast H artford; Wll Mothers Circle this week, the fol-, Bristol Brass .. 20‘i Roanoke, Va.. suffered a cut in the Rog.$2.98 Rog.4i^.98 widow of Jolmes, died yes- pute over who can naiite the party- Dlstrlet Commissioners will re-, pani Grisel, EKst Hartford; Palrl- plannednned jri Rockville and Vernon. Collins ...... ; ..116' cornea of one eye, but phyalci'ana aid many planes for lack of skilled terday a convalescent GOP Smear Drive Sayings Bank of Manchester to. conimend s 3-mill tax rate for the ,.ia FisUe 232 Woodland ■ St ■ lowing officer* were elected: Kay endorsed candidates for delegates Camillo Gambolatl, piopertv on ------mmend- «a — 3-mill , *----- tax rate for the eia FiaUe, fisk e, 232 w Woodland oodland sSt.; t., Wittk'e and An.n Gates, co-leaders; 'Adopt By-Laws E m -H art ...... ■ . . 3 4 'i aaid he would not lose sight in it : NOW N O ^ parsonnel to keep them flying. home. cotild arise. In other RuinicIpaU- on cjjrrent fiscal year when SMFD Evelyn Nash, 124. White St.; Mrs. The W oman’s AuxUiary -of the .Fafnir Bearing . X- 4.8^ Quarles replied that the Air (Coatlaued from Page One) Hilliard St. Florence Raiuenberg, secretary; if healing processes were normal. Bony'In MancheslerKa daughter ties; ..the new,, town . comm ittee laxpayeis meet Wednesday. Way Eo.se Paoiiln. GlaHtonbiirv: Mrs. Vernon Fire Department Company Landers-Frary Clk. . . 23 Airman l.C. Haliford Carter, 22, SHOOR’S HAVE THEM Trade Names icllle^.Donnely,. treasurer; Doris Feree did not writs the article and of thy late Michael Joan^ tsl.es office immediately upon Its 2 has adopted by-laws and elected N.. B. Machinf Co. . . 36V4 \ that "there Is a certain amount f Ssjnm, she had llveif here until two dent Elsenhower has allowed the Eugene Nlmkoff of Atlanta. Ga„ suffered ' cuts ih grand alliance of the free nations; *‘*’^‘'fn. Mrs. Francis McNulty*aa tempo N. E astern Steel .. . . 5H the back, of his neck, shoulders and $2.57 $3.57 poctle license in the way it is ex- yeitfs ago when phe moved ^AVest Mi'nchester Motel rary chairman. ' ■/ ..34 HgHford to live with a slsici to "fall Irilo deca^^and the Free Building North and Judd .. l«g»- ■■ On* glance will tell you that theae are won- ' Messed.’’ adopted recently by the Town All-wives and mothers of-inem- Russell Mfg. ..N.. 9 Earlier,: Sen. Cha.es (D-NM) he leaves two sisters. Miss World must be held together in To Lawrence Owens and Carter were In a derfiil values! Look at the labei! Buy aovetat at ' 'I, X Committee, set forth that the bera^of the Department are eligi Stanley Wor'ka ,.. .50 frame salvage building which at these low prices! •aid he will Inaist on deciitve tests Barry *nd Mr*. John DeR*: . the (acej of a "new and more In- Alexander Jarvis, alterations to^ :ndeM;d,;;s ei^;;;ics:of toe^;:- ^ and daugh., and contact chkirman. Members of ble to Join the Auxiliary. ..135 'both of West Hartford; and several Town Committee ajiall remain in ee arc; Mra. Terry Steam ..... to show Whether Nike guided, .pnl*- dlous Communist offensive.’’ -store building, 299 W. Mldd district fm; the year. '‘'J' Burke Resigns Torrlngton ...... 25!* 1,2 7 ', nieces and nephews. / I>ower until May L8. leaving a 15- •Tpke,, $300. ^ea, a mainstay in U.S. an<.l: rurrtah added that liberals must da>vi»me duck period. - I-ast Novemba- taxnavers an- ^cavey. 77 Oxford S.t.; Mra. Chris- Wittke.'Mrs. MurraY},.Mra. Gates. / Russeil Burke., head custodian U-.fl.'^nyTp com new 2 i 'i > 3 ', erdft defenses, are aa potent Funeral services will be held to devlqe new and r.onslnictlve inter- To'William Vpstinak fur Wil-. ,,roved s biid-et of $'>13 929 at the Valluzzi, 169 SumniU SI.; Mra. and Mra. Mary Brown. The annual yiit the Northeast School, hss re- II morrow morning at #;J0 from the /“f^e Grievance Comniltlee will U.S.’Env'lbpe pfd new 13 15 the Army contends. naltoKal measures "basid on the 11am Qi'iiah. alteratipna to funcf'al annua annual imce meeting. in^^ The spring meet St.; banquet will be held on JitoeOAt- A signed, .according to Supt. of 53' i 56 ANEW T. P. Holioran f^ineral Home, 17S apparently reach Us decision in W alter Fox, 60 Garden St.; Mrs. Veeder-ROot ...... Chaves heads the Senate A. prlnclj^thal'unilaterat^acUbn by home, 225, Main St., $1,000. i jpg i.s for the aolc piirpO.se of set the-O ld Homestead In Somc'fs,, Schools A. E. Chatterton. James The above quotatloha are not to FUNERAL HOME Center St., aqd at 10 o’clock In St. time foiMlie loser to file a petition To Edward Geehan for Edward-tipp - , rale. Ruth Conran and dauglilcr, 4 ■■ST KUICTRIC APPUANCKS MADB •jrlations subcommittee w hl^ is any of tH* grFal free nations will for a primary. Deadline for that Marley Sr. was appointed to be construed as.actual markets. esodueting hearings on the araed James' Church, Burial will be in fall to chuntcract the Soviet Geehan Jr., alterations to dwelling,! Wh Je the district tax book is Urecn Rd. Tlie. Wapping Mothers Club will Burke's place. UNDER EXPERIENCED St. James' Cemetery. flUhg is June 12. Tlie lo.scr could meet Tuesday' in the Community .1 toras multibtllion dollar fludg-t threat." / take U.S ' problem directly to • the 11.8 White St,, ^ 1,000, i not complete, an estimated grand DISCHARGED TODA8’: ■ Mrs. KioVa Coiuicll • FENCED IN MANAGEMENT for ths coming year. Friends may rail at the funeral To Ralph E: Cowell for Ralph K. Hp( $66 -million will .yield Bivrbaaa .Mooney. 156 Eldridge Ct House at 8;,1.8 p.m. for e, special home today from 2 to 8 and T to 10 2. Farmora. Jto said an agricul coiiventrons, however, and .seek Kiowa Council. Degree of Poca Amarillo, Tex. {/Pf. .When hia fO k MOTHER'S DAY - Thla Uggest money blfl of the tural ''^lepresslonMs growing'iip in Cowell for a ‘6‘room, l-slory dw el-- jjpS.OOO In tax fiind.s. Couplerl with Hoberl -rra tt, 410 Woodland St.; 1 guest ntgllt program. All mem hontas, will meet at 8 p.m. tonight 2-year-old son wss injured when p.m. recognition by ■ the credeatlala r,....,.,—.----- c. ------. ■ _ ------. jjgju a.skcd to bring a l ! *' I ' II' 'll't, ,'l year passed the House Vesterday. Ihe midH.,0/ Uie honni’,' and Eiaen- coinmittee.s. ling and garage, Bilcklngham St., *12,708 on ' hand, more than Joyce Tower, 23 Delmont St ; Ray- ' v^t’Red Men's Hall. A grocery struck by a car while playing.Jh a I'uil' i1 ‘ 1 'll i ' i!"i I ii'ii' ' 1" A S77-0 vote sent to ‘he Senate a ho\vei*"pe'Ndsls in tlracrnel policy $16,000. V enough money will be collectible' mond Camposeo Jr.; I l l Cedar guest to witness the special fashv Bbcial will follow the meeting. driveway. W. J. CarPoq fprgot THE JOHN F. gU,«3S:,0«6,000 defenile budget of lower farni pricesNand fewer \ To George R. Atkina* for to o l: to meet expenses. <2 ,St,: Lisa Elder, 24 French-Rd.: ion show which will be staged The*Greal Chiefs will visit in about the fence he was building to containing exactly w m t President T-v A-s *1 sher. J4* I^oomls Sl„“ $200 t200\ The district doc.s not'expect to Mrs, Althea Ames and daughter, by' Ruth Goodwin. Mae Ellen June, and all member* with fin farmer*.’’ ' ' \ keep the youngster in the back MKttAint MMM Eisonhower recOtoihthded for pro Fu n e rals Liberals, Truman adnihnlshed, D ag W arns i.-0lincil ! to HaVold shannon foi" altera- spend the entire budget allotted Coventry; Mrs. Evelyn Berger. Davis, Einily Muzlkevik; Ruth ished quilL blocks are asked to yard. TIERNEY NSCOIAVOR eitrement of new airplanes-$6 must adysnee fresh* ideas re- -r . I tiona to a dwelling, 1.7 Oval Lane, It, according to Hunt. He said Wapping: Mrs. Genevieve XaBier Stewart and Elaine Ekiohi. "nie turn them in so that the quilt ^ill But h‘la neighbors didn't. EUNERAL HOME $450. refre.shments will be handled by be finished in time for the Chiefs' tM,500,000. ■store the. farrhers a fair aliaiX^of O n I’li.shing 1 V ace $7.8,960 was spent during the first: and daughter. 38 Center St., R,ock- “I came home from the hospital 2 ir WEST CENTER ST. Rep. Flood (DiFa) led a fight Miss Klleii F. Gorman TO Edward Mainville for addilioh,. ,jx month., of the flsral vear. That villc; Mrs. Mary Curry and dnilgb Lois Peterson. .,' visiL ' . Funeral services for Miss Ellen- ,lhe national Incofiie.'Hc mentiohe<^ one night and there the fence was TEL. Ml 3-1222 to add bilUm to ipii figure the production payments plan ad to a ‘dwelling, ^,3 Center St.. $75. f gmmint will he spent diinng the ‘ ter. Bolton; Mrs. Helen Jolie.- 2i Knights of Pythias finished," Carroll said. Imt lost'by a reabundijuFvoice vote. F. Gorman, 27 Bralnard PI., were . . . - ■ (LYintimied from Pkge One) To Camilo Gambolati for addl- fibpi six months on fixed exnen.scs. High ^ l.; Mrs. M argaret Daly. 61 The Army and Navy'Club Aux- JlAiancelloi' Commander George held this morning at 8..30 front the. vanced by. his Secretsry of Agr tion lo a dwelling,Hilliard St., $700. KlxryiWlll lidld a setback p arty at J. Herzog WHl head the delegation . ,Oiairman M uch (^Tex) of the W. P. Qulah Funeral Home and at culture, Charles !•. Brannan. plus, sn additional $49,000 on' Seaman,,Cu>'lc: Mrs. Lillian Far- ■dlkiommittee/thst handled tbs bill ales for the governments To Alvah 'Ru.sicll for C. E. House sneciiO bill.,, so that oijiv about rand and son. .31 'a Goiway S*J' ttVe clubhouse Monday night at. from Damori Lodge, Knights .of 9 o'clock In St. '.lame.,' Church. I 3. Growth of a ''new feudalism. ned the taking tinilaterally ■aid 'U. woulp giyn the A ir Kor);e a;pd Son. alterations'to. slore base- $20l,.80ft* msv be .spent of fhe al- Mrs. Gail Wright apd daug^r. 8 : 1.8. ' Pythlaa, which plans to go to iTg~ b illio n 'S r’S b ^ m b a countlM The Rev. John F. Hahnon waa the, 1 Truman’" said ' 1 liberals ^ujnuai isi find of sle'j^to increase confidence pnd nient, 955 Main St., $1,000. Cheshire Sunday where the rank of 918 bUlion ;pr/dp«ldlngjoun^ celebrinL the Rev. —- Edgar Farrell____ '^'aya to teye ■ ®''se s I r ^ d in thst lotted fl^re. , . . si Thompsonville; Ely Segal>/130 iMttances i/osK earlier appropria to dsm^strate their wish - for A 2 ' 5-niHI tax ;ate was iecom- j Elizabeth Dr. DAV Auxiliary. No'. 17', has re page wilt be conferred on a class the “deacon and'lhe RCv! Georgei direction. He said thry tmusl op peaceful chndltions. UOLP, ATT.ACKERH IN U IfT ED of candidates. tions. Hughes the subdeacon. Mrs., Jane-1 P o * e'’socialism of c p t^ fa le power 1 mended by the Commi.ssioners Ia s i! Dr. ' • ceived an\invitalion;‘lo the joint' In '■Warna/Afalnst.Bflt Emphasis ."I believe xpat the pre.sent aitii Birmingham. May It"' W' — vear but. in V stormy sesston, a . J: . - stallation b^.lhe pfficera of-Willl- James Taylor. Hyman Berman, Maccaron'O was o rg an ist/an d ao-1 O'dte as much as sm-pjalism by gov-- offers luHnu* posslbillf ies. If Two White (;lUr.rns’' Council mantic Chapter,' NO. ;39, next Julian Lewis, Paul Gruenlg., and Beil Junior JUid m p. Scrivner i R-Kan > ‘cau lolst. Father Fariell read the! ernmenl.'' / 2 1-4-mill rate ^ .s set: Hunt said ..‘tcrumptious de^Vl for three: a Mom Besutiful Auto- FtnM of sll ways to tioned jilgaihst putting Hirmilltary have usly experienced members ari^ted In the .April today the district had to borrow pint of. vapilla JCe . cream topped ■Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock In other local lodge members are metic PerColater Food Mixer . committal service at tlie grave \reactions leading to a con 10 nttaiek on Negro singer .Nat the GA'R rooms in the T ow nH all, '’ delegates. make perfect t^ee. Msdr. 'll the long-range B52 botnm st. James' CemetepS’. ppwer, beypiul I^mocratii; control e larger sums of monev, aP an earlier | W-ilh a package of frozen lhawe'd ^Msd*. ./ 1 '-(King* Cole halve been Indicted Wllllmantto. ' - / ' Another delegation will attend which Flood intended the \ Bearers were Janies Rohan. are"Exerting giealer and gveater the situav dale in anticipation of taxes. ' [ strawberiie.Si ' funds. Scrtvne'r 'said the Air influence over/mir nallonsl . life, | ‘‘pn- w- niay now haVe the poasl- on felon.v charge* of assaiilt /■ the annual meeting of the Connec Uharles -Rohan,' Joseph Sullivan. with Intent to murder, coiirt of- ticut Pythian Assn, in, Cheshire, , *lready ' is- Working bn a John Gorman. Andrew Gorman dliving'jim all Duaineaa to'the wall, i of/»taitlnR: a clv^n of rf- June . r and better long-range and strangling Individual enter-1 set'ona in the opposite drroetion llrlals said today. 20 and Edward Wilson. prise " / • ! GomI Will Vital In .\rnil>$l«r '•Stolen'' ttmr Found Grenadine is widely available In \ • The car which Dr. E. H. Metcalf MXMAffM t n u sr 'Sen. Chavez aaid he will call a M einorlar .Mass' "This curse of bigne**, ' he said, ' Hammarskjold sai-d the vatpe of | • repdrted Stolen from in front of his '‘H m hearing perhaps late next •'dominates our press, our air-1 the new cease-fire agreements siipcrms.i kct.s. This sweet red liq Ah anniversary Mass 'for Mr.---- ^ ^ , .-...in"will h depend. first on the goml will iild make* a dellgtitful addition to office at 50 Elm St., Wednesday ek to explore\with top Air Force and Mrs Spirito Vesco and son.: ‘1“'' amusemehf industries,; will de night was found' five houses away i Army bffl^ls whether the morn-: "im 1» beginning to shape our .and Ihe actions lalrcn by the gov ll. fruit cup when used with dis-, John, -wtll be said lomor etion. from the spot about (our hours Taloa guided iniee^. developed by Ing at 7 a,m, at the Church of the thoughts and belief,;; ernments directly coitcerned,. in the ORP PEAI,ER later by local police, , ' ’ I ^ Navy, la a more potent -weapon Assumption. Police said the car was locked ' That's right! It’s just another way we, V when found, and they said it could have of saying "thank you” fog your lfB«ckon$ Summer not be determined whether , the patronage. You get excellent, dry Perennial Favorita$ ' vehicle had been pushed that cleaning and launderin|^, too. Why not" USED CARS . distance or whether it had been driven. , ' .atop b.v this week and see for yourself; r Today's Meetings. /I Ligbie'r w'eigbt, The Married .Couples' Club of Lktft bowl-ht besi-< It conki-i;i'|.dcep Ask our counter girl how you may start fsMer heeriag/meet Union Congregational Church held ■ • n for perfect remlM frier. D oes mere eOcient Msaai iron of a food- sale *t the church today building your WitshIre Stenk Knife set. every, tune. thiage better. thi« type.' from-.H S..m. to 3 p.m. A lamil’y pot-luck’ supper will take place at the First .Congrega-; EASY lUDGET tio'ftal Church of Vernon, at 6:30 AMPLE PARHINO tonight. The Rev. PunVid Y. Rath- TERMS ARRANGED '55 LINCOI^N '5 4 F O R D '53 MERCURY nam of India will sp eak ."' Variety Show 1063 MAIM ST. Cbpri Hqrdlnp Starmlst. .Customllna V-8 4-Door. HaAltnp. Mereomatir, -ra ySfO CARS . A variety shtiW- will be pi e.sented White and palomino buff. Two-toha graan. Radio, dio, heater, rear seat, Saturda.v .at -8:15 jit the, ■Vernon PYilly , powered inriuding haatar. A nice s|>eakrr, whitewall tires. School by Boy Scout Troop* 11 and .aeafs and window, "nnled mttoinohlle An. original 86 of Ve’rnon. The show will be fol Downtown Cleaners glass, w-bitwall Hres, ; for $1195 1.8,000 mile lowed by dancing and refresh a w drMn sump. Original one C O C Q C ', •ear. .. $1595 ment*.' Proceed* will go lowai;d 977 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER owner rs'r. ^ J J ^ 3 camping. equipment., MeCONViaE'S John F. Delle.v TOii'i'iiniiitBM 'S4 MERCURY .lohn F. Dailev Jp., 69, 41 Grove St., Rockville, died at his home Monterey Itordtup. Bliia '5 2 F O R D DID YOU LOSE MONEY? '55 MERCURY and White. IMercomatii-, this morning. • - . Born In Rockville March 3, 1887. 2-Door Nedan. Radio, heat radio, heater, whitewall > CilSlonillne V-8 2-Dnnr, FREE FRONT DOOR MARKING PLA2A A t "THE NRST* tire*. A hard Fni-domalle, radio, heater, the son of John and Ellfn R.viin er, ovrrdrlxr. .\a Did your /last used car cost— TOO MUCH ? ? ■ Dailey., he was the .proprielpr of exi-eplional one to beat at ^ ' *» J whitewall tire*. buy at $1995 •An exceptional $845 W as that s^colltd spociol such a bargain? W oliMn't you like someone who knows CARS, knows the m arket, knows the TRUE volue of cars find o cor for A t Reasonable Prices '54 CHEVROLET you. represent Its TRUE condition and guarantee it honestly ot' the absolute HYDRANGEAS ^ AZALEAS *!I0 2-Dnor Seilaii. Original ^ P a i R t '5 5 F O R D low est price possible? FUCHSIAS 50c and tip 18,060 mile ear In '51 CHEVROLET f.'uslomline V-8. Fnrdn- ahowmoni GERANIUMS — CINERARIAS matlc, radio, heator,' $ 2 . 4 5 ronditlon. $1195 Special lie'M-Uxr 2-Dmtr. whitewalls. C 1 7 O ^ TUIEROUS EEGONIAS ExQepllonal, ^ 1 / 7 3 Radio, heater, X A C Gallon Liko new. ^ 0 7 0 DILLON SAL^ & SERVICE Inc. TO HAVE A CHECKING ACCOUNT! .811-Color* CORSAGES cur f l o w e r ! ^ 'SI SniDEIAKER' 319 MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER, CON N., will do this at no extra cost to you. HELPS TO BUILD... $2.00 louquoH ‘55^CHEyROLET ~ H ardtop, Regal Do Luxe , $ 1 .0 0 and up Commander VA. Over- ‘ '5 0 F O R D Interior, Exterior Two popular' drawstring bags 216 2-Dbor. Fully eulp- drive, radio, healer. 195.3 DODGE CORONET FORDOR V-8 ' OPEN EVENINGS 12-10 that are quickly crocheted —one Tiio-lono 2-Door Customllna V-8. GARDEN SALES PRESTIGE and CREDIT STANDING. G E R A N IU M S MIXED POTS and trimmed with colorful beads and Ej .t-'"'$1695 paint. $1295 Radio, heater. Automatic, radio, heater, reconditioned. $1045 812 Oakland St.—MI 9-9M*6 3 5 c o o c h A tlMhing sundress to defeat the the other made In a lovely all-over U N T IL 1 0 < ket weather that can be made w'ith Clean aa any IT'S A BUSINESS-LIKE WAY TO PAY. design. You’ll find them ideal for •54. $445 •ASKETS $1.50 up 3 for $1.00 tUA shoulders, or hsltsr neckline. sportswear or date-time' frOcki. 1954 CHEVROLET 210 HANDYMAN Bolero for cover'-up. • • 'SS STUDEIAKES '54 PONTIAC Nice xreen. Very-low mileage wagon. / $1595 No. 8352 with Patt-o-RaniH In- Pattern No. 2461 conlaina cro pPEN ALL DAY Pink ond W hite Dogwood 3«4* high chet direction* for both''bags'; ma (tonunander Regal Da Cnnvei’^le. Fire engine aluded is in sizes 12, 14. 16, 18, 20. Luxe Hardtop. Automatic rad with whitewall tires. '48CHRY5LER Q u o lilY ^ SlM 14, dress,' 4*4 yards of 35- terial requirements; stitch illiislra- 195.T WJI.LYS 6 CYL, STATION WAGON tion*. , transmission, radio, Power steering, BANKING HOURS: SUNDAYSX .1 r^,$3 50 tadi; bolero 2)g yards. y A - heater. Two- A O C hydramatie, tf l A A C 2-D«or. Overdrive, radio, healer. One owner. $895 For this pattern, send 35c .in Send 25c ■ in coins, your name, tone paint. ^A V .jf radio, heater. ^ I J “ ^onday^thpu Fridays 9-3 — Thursday Evening 6-8 Ooins, your name, address,, size de- address and the pattern number 1952 PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN CONV. COUPE Mimeographing •Bod. and the Pattern Number to to An n e Ca b o t , t h e m a n - Hydramatie. Full'equipment. BUB BUBilBTT. THE MAN- CHESTER EVENING HERALD, $945 Prompt Sorvleo c n w T B B e v B n in 'c h e r a l d . 1150 AVE. AMERICAS, NEW 1180 AVE. AMERICAS, NEW YORK 36, N: 1% 19.1.1 PLYMOUTH CLUB COUPE McConville Greenhouses V O B B I8 , N. V. - MORIARTY BROTHERS FIRST NATIONAL BANK , Now availabls—the colorful 1956 “Very clean. Nice light hlue color. $865 TEU Ml 9-8947 ' Basic Faahlon. spring and sum- Needlework Album containing doz LINCOLN-MERCURY lUSINESS SERVICE 302 WOODRRIDGE ST. . W0t '88 -to a complete sewing guide en! of lovely designa from which . ■sraiwr.w FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 301-315 CENTER ST. — TEL. Ml 3-5135 1955 FORD FAIRLANE VICTORIA m a in fl8T otWY woman who sews , for. to choose more patterns in crochet, OPEN EVENINGS gM STREET • OF MANCHESTER her • family. Don't smlvoidery aiul knit—plus 3 gift IFuII equipment. New air guprante*. $2145 t e l . m i 9-1278 38*«aaU now for your pattems,. dirMtions printed in < ■ , ■ ' / • 'r ■ N b09k. Only 25e a copy! ■ i ' -I: i l ' ^ ■ :■■ , ■■/■^ . -■ . , ; ■ - • c •- ■...... / " ■ . ' '*,/■• rK ;:, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M A N C ^T E R . CONN^ FRIDAY. MAY 11, 1956 jpAGE NINETEEN E ig h tee n MANXHESTER EVENING HERALp, MANC3HESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY. MAV 11, IW^ :— -7 * -— ------“ 7*------mother, the mother with the Ciech'owskl,' 18, o f T o lla n d , re Couples m arridd less than a yaar Jfy aon k ilt^a aqultrel Uuit Coventry Rts 5 Link Opens youngest child present, the mother Make No Arrests ceived 850 tn’^damaig* to a chrome BUGS BUNNY atrip and serapad aide while the b u y 40 per cant carpets. ^ d . two heads, seven legs, f i v e Anawor tp Praviaua Puxth With the most children, and the mother with- the mott grandchli- 111 h o pickup triick. driven by David P. I C A N 'T TUlS'U. MCW VER fully developed feet, and a aingla In June or July T Crashes —FREE— Shea, 34, o f 18 Ridgawood St., waa C U >5f MV CUTTME? S- A n s w B- to p o lic e . rea^nsibltity. \ - Engelburg, A rk.). daughter event was Mrs. W illiam To disobey e o n iin a n a o f A a place where there waa nothing; to A O m O M M Ire la n d \ y mile link of tha Hai:tford-8 p rln g - C. Staley, ge'cral chalrmah, r as- drnta early laat night, on* on Cen /. colonel is to iriA’iteX.dissster,« \ d i i as break, and where he could not f or Benefit of Townspeople ter St. and the other on Wood- PAVELLE - r ITbe plper'a fltid axpresaway w ill be open to aiatad by Mrs. Rhlph A. Schwal- m a n y a grten rookieis hh*d * l Issrned. work any serious revenge. He was Merierie Daw MU - > r - traffic by lata June or early July. ks.rt, Aiao on the committea were bridge St, There were no Injuriai One___ mornini______jjK o n A- td tjr o f in * borne tntd the garden and ItKked CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER Colpitis Elected 4 Appia aaotar 1 D O W N Oovantry, May 11 (|9pe lo dg ers gradea In Which they teach by D r.; w ill piATk tha flnel phaaa of tha handed respectfully to the colonel. It Encountsred RjbekvUte ot Wetherafleld, heading the earn* fourth annual meeting of that or me in here if you like, but 1 w o n 't t L a te ly .•V..', P * rt 41 Cleoed ear Worceater W arren, superintendent ■ work on thia section of the project. The officer plunged the ladle I t 'th in paper w a y . ganlaatlon, held last night. Cotpltts into the potXtook a mouthful of lay any tggs! 7 Coropam •' IS'Sca eagle as Throw of.acjhools. A ll towna^ople, inter-; Totel conatructlon ii placed at, tt Arraninid In Police aald. Anflereon-pulled out succeeds John A. Craig, who has the steamin^Knuld. apd amacked p o in t St Poetry mum as Oppeeed eatad have been invited by Dr. $4.0SS,S8». Coroner Blames . . e rd e r S7 Palm seed 44 Pace Although tha HArtfora-Windaor to make,a right turn Into Orchard been chairmen of the group since PINE LENOX hla lips critically Then he let out I E x tra W arren to visit th.a'^schools and see . w i t e r r a « r r m o v in ' . The prosperous pompous husl- M W ip e a u t sactor originally was achaduiad for St.\when the accident happened. 1954. howl that coiiW be heard at ness'man was S'Aying at a'small t Polynmisn coverings at The mamm the projects that have been pre O R V ^ m is s ViERt r a i n ! SI Table scrap opening by now, highway oSlciala Driver in Death The W t front fender of Battaglia’a Other officers elected last night Q. H. Q. half a milk away, • cou.itry. hotel, and as he entefed c lo th S t Stead 47 Jot p a re d . I t E g y p tia n r iv e r 10 Im lta tm S t Peel 4t Depict - explain that the ahoulder paving car waa damaged .to the amount .sre as follows Jean M. McElraavy, Colonel Soup, you ►blasted fool, tlie dining room in the morning 14 R em ove - The nrat p( the scriei has been o f E2S, a n d th e r ig h t re a r fe n d e r vice president; Elisabeth Tracy, PHARMACY Rockville, May 1 1 ' (Special) do you call that soup-f-* 11 U nusual SI Evaded to Honeet — » waa delayed by unfavorable weath the only other visitor, rote from It Voleane in pubmitted by Mrs. M yrtle B. Car er. Such construction requires dry of Anderaon'a car. received 175 secretary; Wallace 'Tracy. Tree*- 296 EAST CENTER ST. . k. P. Noi sir, colonel, that's 17 M am m al's fu r 33 W o rk u n it Lincoln . penter, /teacher-principal at the BridgepoTt man, haa bean held X h is s p o t. ■ S ic ily weather and temperatures qt SO damage, police said. iiry: Carol ’Taconla and John A. ^uat some dish water we was car dniA’n, sit down!" boomed Canter bchooL which houses first criminally reaponaible for the ’TEL.MI9-08M STSwIsa r degrees or better. ' y A car and pickup truck, going in. C ra ig , 1-year iand 3-year directors, r y in g o u t. the great niah condescendingly. m o u n ta in r i f graders. According to her report; d«lth of a Bridgeport woman In opposite directions oh Woodbridge re s p e c tiv e ly . ''V. ./ "Vyhy?" a-sk the other, .iu.r." tt Laundry "One of the chief objectlyes of an accident whtch-took place April St. Jiist befoM 8:30 Isst .night, A potiuck eupper was served at M ttle Tommy ha 1 bfen naught)^ prised. "fTsn't I get thp pepper m a ch in e the early parf of the first grade 32 o n R t: 15 in Vernon;. scraped aidea. ' 8:30 p.m., prior to the business In a ' finding' iesued yeeterday His mother did not know what Jen from the next table 7" / t S Ib n e le is to make the school such a pleas Over Id^D Allrad The car, driven by Nancy C. m e e tin g . Advertise in The Herald— Paya a d viaar ant and happy pK.ee that the ad- Tolland County ' Coroner Bernard do with him. She wanted tci i n J. Ackermhn found Frank M. line him somewhere, hut he >now- . .. J u d g e C an yc y o u r in - 14 F e m in in e , justinent from home to school is Church Banquet h o ce n re ? appellation ''an easy one l6r the beginners. This Nlcholaon, 2^ ertminaily reapon- ec, signs of breaking everyUiing in % ' y aiblt in the' dbath of Mary Blro- any room she put him into’.' nnd he Prisoner I cn g iv e m e U W e ird e r adjustment period fosters many I Recognition of families with ach^ Miaa Riroachak waa a threatened revenge at e<’ery aug- lim e . M R om anian habits and attitudes luch aa get every "home-reeldent" member coin pasaanger in a car being driveh by 'gestion. She bethought herself of Judge Five yes is. ting along with others in work present 'in church Sunday will ITSbeahoneen and play, learning to listen care Barbara L. Hewitt Kicholsort which crashed into sev X ___ :______In d ia n s mark the' concluelon of Family eral highwajk fence ixoata before ■7 " fully; to follow simple directions; Week at the 10:15 service of the / N Adhesive and to use care for many kinds Barbara Lynne Hewitt, daugh vaulting into ih* air 'and finally ter of Mr. and 'Mrs^ W illiam R, community Church. The Rev, John coming-to rest Hpaida down in a Catskill Game Farm m r lAMS OUR B0ARD}2^G HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE eo Sacred Im age of materiaa. .41 T h e aim. R. Neubert, pMtor of the church, gully about 20 f * 4^ below the level \ , "Early in the year the child is H e w itt, 18 Fairfield St.. Is one of will preach on the topic;/"Home 41 C lam Introduced to a reading readiness of the highway. ■ two high school senior girls to win ■' Is a Littls World," - .--f - '..Ackerman aaldr "The axtahfive e t t e s h o t e l l h im program which prepares him for ^HE tCtPS THE Ot; B T IT 3 full tuition scholarihips at Hillyer Aa one of the feattirea of em damage to the car wmld tm d to EOV BVACTIW'LII ‘ ,WA5 PURE FAL5CX.TO IP ^ Isaning to read. When ,he has E6 A a T W IG 6 S.' T DUPED College for th* college year start phasis op the family, the church indicate (hat Nicholson^ aa nt A BULI. FIOKTEK L you DOK'T WANT A HOE I f made satisfactory progress in this WFEONTOP HIS B A m R ■$£? COm PLETE uV T M A T ing in September. held a "Mothe^^and Daughter" dosed off, unwitUngly/nipreaaed WHREL BARRER^ HAfJDLE- FOR A BOW ■ preparatory work, he is ready to She and Borghlld Rilth Berg ot program WedhaMlay evening with hla apead conaiderabi; WAVIN' THAT RE0 M^APP£AU£D TO City COONCIU vr TiFf-.PiliL-THP t ACCvI ttCeekthafer Mgin formal reading and pro- teAiNST THAT i m a g i n a r y usE oj V.J'?-; riJ S S S to lk West Hartford were ii^arded the well over IQil people present. A ecordlhg to la rm a n . th e aweATER.'TM’ -5LQ W A N D 6 A S y - gresaaa" through the pre-primera scbolarahipa. by thelB eatrice J*qjL, -hsnque.t -waa.-aacveii' -drived -e id m ltt^'to -poUco-shw^y EflfVlSFtPUP CAT tO T .'-^ t PEEL A tt Ane^t Gre^ ] IT^LL B e L lK E f and primer. Auerbach Foundation. The scho by the then. M rs.. John Fletcher after the accident that he OPENS TWINGE OP T e W R S e — IS TRVIN' TD ~ /■SHOEING A , platform \ "In artlhmatlc, the child w ill be HIM WHERE i A \ u 6T R e a s s u r e T H E p< _ larships are awarded on thb..bssis Jr. wse'ToastmIstre**. A brief de- asleep. The coroner also point OF TM' EOSSSS a a iu p fj ‘No m ort for him ! Ho hat tr.oublo w ith h it driving ov*fl M G r ^'iloHe^-.' l o t ■•taught a general concept of num CHAP AND MAKE AMENPS.' 99T ^ of high academic promise snd^po- votionial program by Mrs. Frank out that thbre. was no evidence' KIN SEE nr. whtn ht can htar ttftifht!” . ber, to , recognlxe numbera to lOO tential leadership among educated Oj Carpenter was followed by a tending to prove that Nicholson Thb Satiirdai and Sunday and to count. Near t'he close of the men and .women. program in which Mre. A. Wln- knew Im was going tq be overtak \ flrst grade he will be Able to do Miss Hewitt, who graduates next throp Ballard, preeldent of the en by jSiMp. •' » \: simple addition and siibHtractlon. NlMolson escaped 'aerioua in PRISCILLA’S POP Now p / Nevdr \ BY AL VERMEER morith from Manchester High Women’s Society, Mrs. Wallace M. ma^mmwmon m ■'0» «a«aa«««tB«4B«s««»«am««t«a*«b«m««Rm^ Arithm etic also Includes a .general school, has been active in the Qrhbe. Miss Louise Grub* and jury in the ersah. knowledge of money, use of calen- Mrs. John R. Neubert took part. / MAY th and th school's extra-cirricular affair*. 12 13 T U A T W E L U W E 'j. I WANT TO JOIN • ■ dar, thermometer, tim e-telling and' A humorous presentation of/ KICKS FOR OOPS E N T I R y < S IV E ‘ “ PRISCILLA'S SAFETY CLUB .She is- a'feature editor, of the ^ ’ O pM Daily 9 A.M . to AP.M .r 1iiclMdlND SMwdayt \ B L A N K A m e asure s. sahooi newspaper, "The.M'orld,” a "Three Blind MlOi” by the Felloyi- Albuquerque, N. M. (>T)-.Richard T O 'r t X J R M y N a m o . I “W riting is taught in roanu- member of the Natloiyif Honor So ship Guild Glr's. under the dfrec- Archuleta told police ha kicked'in SAPETYCUJB l A c k h v M S ___ script form, like printing, which ciety, the A Cappelia (Jhoir, and tlon of Mrs. Robert M. Johns, the door of the cleaning establish ftNIFF. tNCmW . C ^ S t a t d . \ enables the child to write legibly has been active Jn Hramatics, In coun.selor, followed. "Ode_ to s ment to get police help the quick bigger and BETTER THAN EVER est 'way. He'was waiting at' the t L O S T i Lmoro i^ckly and easily,- - addition she 1* '^rth y advisor-of Flower,’" "also by -the Gtfild; gtrla,- We suggest Route 44 to Oeeaes — Route 7 te this aide . "Social atudiea Includea learning the Order of the Rainbow tor' «nd s time of community singing door aa pollc(^.ansv/ered a burglar Greet Barrlagtea — Route 23 to Hudeon, thes . BrMge te alarm. He saM'a group ot boya had about home and community life Girls s'nd is a member of the youth completed the program. ■ CatsKIII, N. y. TbeWfellow oursIgBs. ^ ' Don't MissW and tnctudes short trips to places group at the Center Congregation ■Recognition- \jlth the gift of a beaten him and he wanted a police \ I ptwnis* to look bath wav* officer-^ahd quick!. boforo I cross ths Strtt«t.. Of interest. a l C h u rc h . plant was madf of the 'youngest "Science consists of n a tu r e Miss Berg, a senior at W illiam . M l L f AT Alvdavs cross at the p ro ^ ^ ■ / < study of plants, anihials, scuons, Hall High.School, Is a member of H IM FR0^ PI plac#._ W atch oLit fo r weather conditions and features the Honorary Society and school IN S ID E turning Cars. simpla expei'imenta and exhibits; band. She Is also alto soloist with A S U IT "The child Is encouraged to ex the Emanuel Lutheran Church OF CUT ON DOT7EO Liwe AKIO press himself through music and Choir and is active on the program I THE >X>KER I.St'RS MAIL TO ■WISCILLA'S PO^* CARS OF THIS . art lit aongi, dances, dramatics, committee of the church’s Hi- \ painting, daywork and choral League. / O'Ce.o JJ:* 9 C GARDEN ALLEY OOP Can’t Hold Him BY V. T. HAMLIN h ____ yfifctetew L-..— , apeaking.’v Miss Hewitt .and'Miss Berg, both ' BY RAY GOTTO JHER£ MtXl HAtEl WANTA cottGn w oods Mias Carpenter and other flrst •of 'H'hom are in the top three per ROASTING CHICI^NS 9 CENTER rr.txJc.wE grade - teachers Invite psrents to rent of their high school classes, i plan to follow a medical secretarial CAN CA-rtWRM — / t w /IS THE MEXT PITCH IS visit the c'lassrooms. / program at Hillyer. BUT (A n t PRILLED. TO CyCL.OHES RIGHTm ...... Sunday Service ...... "That waa the fineat chicken we,ever had in tha H(X o e • "l^e ^ v . C. Arthur Bradley, pas ■< \ tor, will use "Baptism, Fast or i co,y,munication. 7:30 p.m.. Masdnlc house,” we were told by a new custon^r. Prices are lower F ancy?” aa his sermon topic dur-1 Hall, Merfow; c.onfirmation, 4 p.m., thisAprinff, and if you buy ten at a time for your freezer \ y Ing the 11 a.m. .worahip'secvicea ] st. Mary’a Church; baseball team or a party, thm is a ten per cenLdiscount. Sunday In the Second Congrega- trj'outa for H and 12-year-olds. 6 tional Church. . j p.m...Plains Athletlc Field; moth- Mrs. william Paradis, .assisted er and daughter banquet, 6(30 ROGER oi:con V' ■/ by Priscilla end Nancy Karker, p.m., Church Comnumit.v House; will be with the nursery claaa dur- variety show“ Hits and Misses;’’ 8'1 103 West Center Street Mitchell 3-7853 ing church services. p.m., Nathan Hale Community | Aurtian Tomorrow Center: Brownie’Tioop 182. 2 p,m.. Food and clothing for the'rum- with Mrs. R. A. Bellevenu; Little mag* table and white elephant NiPP*" 30 a m . with Mr*, • T T t W V , item's fpr the American Legion Hans Han.sen. . auction tomorrow ‘will be accepted ! 3’*'* Holy/Name Society will re- ' \ >«a i» SMtoi *laM«t ' until 9 a.m. tomorrow. I ve‘'e Holy./Communlon In a body i BOOTS ANBl^HER BUDDIES No Help BY EDGAR MARTIN «O P Candidates i Sj'niiay ‘ h* 7:30 a.m. Mats 0 BUZ BY ROY CRANE Republican caucus endorsed ^ '“ ‘ y s Church. ; Bun BACVVHXM \ candidates to various party con- , O'*’" ' Special for X djir HERE OtaiVIE ETOER tVJEWTVWOG TOii iio K ir vnuns * M t n yAW TfllItt 11 pg ^taS«, a j ~^ ventiona follow: State convention, “ J 9.30 a.m., and 1 0 .^ ajn.. at ^MOTHER’S c aftaa, le ie t t m apmaal M t r r m a k e mnNE»?LooK, Hartford. June IS and 19, J. ■ St Joseph # Church in Eagleville, ! t'lOCn'^ T>4f 06>t OOODTd'ESli;, ._x'- Rd., W’illimantic, * ^OLDEN CHAIM TREE Tom orratii’a hleetlnga ' ■ C / m ^ P ia w m i NEnMawrTiiwidQ/^ THIS IS HOaiHAN talking! Tomorrow's meetinga include Uriel Lodge, A F and AM, stated W ^ N S m i\ HGOUMM! J M Ilf in L OND niASnaLTHEAUPlTDR / $ 8.95 (. $ 9.95 lanflflaacaatree fURIN6 A MOtAEMTART ftOFTENlNS OF Th# ^Twi$ feiue LAST S o l SAIPTOOCOULP B u t w h a t w e H A V E ^ IY tidt f*r T' Ar 5itCH tRAZtM AERliPTO LSr THE SRAM I THE FIR5T I'UE 5 UFFERBO 5 INCe -rJiME I« SETTN6 Uf pe A REPOaCIER--pur c a r IS A STEAPY Joe Ltor MVPOCRiAVlATTiEl ■ARUfiV AMO M e I SIONED THAT AaREEMENT VERR4 ASO, TO ' iMivinf Ih • DISH GARDENS FRUIT TREES TYPE ! YOU k>JOW M/ttAT WEVE GOT UMFItMl YOORSEIF Tb ser 1VIAT «kEEIt (H tlE D OFl ' cl«9«, (Itcfig Brown v- i" -' NtTNISA EACN HUMOR A SrNTIWBNTAU OlP tAOV. MOW t l> Af •R3U PROAAISEP/ OF 'EM AtBCAOr / APPLE— PEAR S n ^ A I b I m THAT StAAALe — *TBP OF Tkia UBRCV OF A RIITHLE5 5 . • MIGtlh ROB Smokeci , -w G E R A N I U M S ^TgkUSACTtONl Elk MIXED PANS PEACH — PLUM ■ CHERRY SMALL AS A COMPACT ' p a n s i e s J up -OSNTLS, CLEAN, QUICK ladi Me An4 o n $ 2 0 o r m o p o “ L i i a ? S H E 'S MOCTY 9«fd than ever. W^tever the occuion, (S&H BITTERSWEET. TRUMPET, IN •OAICIID.UC 9.WWNESW leiauis or gf^r1;«wcsr, no other eho* - THEKE LOVES ff^THArtrswcONOTo ^ ‘ Green Stamps) SILVER LACE VINE -f Good Selection WITH •TGUDVOURHUGMUO S 50c has the built-in comfort and emtrt „ HIM... HAIBfEWCHASSEDWITH styling of ROBLEE CASUALS. ATTEMPTED IWPOEP/. WEEKLY u V M V N a m S m o k e d cnMNarAMvrHNdi $ 1 0 9 5 yiTTFlEB'S GARDEN CENTER jm tM csry um tvDLr.iow ' Elk if«MNtMcm«r^ OPEN DAILY 9:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. — SUNDAY 9;00 A.M. ^ > :0 0 f.M . ' ^ SHOOR Tolland Tumpikfi dt M»nch«Bt«r-Vernon Town Line Next to Brunn«r’% Aorwn From Gnnrlty Brea. Jeweler Gustafson s Shoe Store , TELEPHONE MlteheU 9.2«28 . - 705 MAIN STREET 977 MAIN st. 5-VcSSij 5 ■------? ------^ V-' -J ■' \y. ■ • , X 'iS 'I /" ,,
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^CHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER^, (JONN, FRIDAY, MAY 11, 19S« MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1958 .TAGE TWENTY^Nl - Y - x . ------^ ^ — — : / ; ------'""’v' " ' ‘ Yanks’ March io /knolAief League Pennant THE Frank Marchese Invents Equipment Stretcher ■/ Herald Angle By EARL W. YOST Snead' V Leader Capturfe Rubber Game Loeal Resident Burke Trailft Sports Editor 'V By One Stroke On Trill Stuff Golfer In Set Behind Bemon RHOTR h e r b An d t h e r e 4^over . . . 'The denial, of the week; | White Sulphur Springs, W.‘ V p.j Best bit of baseball news out of Big Ted Klutzewskl of the' Cln- i May 11 ifiPi—As long as Si Fenway Park in Boston yesterday cinnati Reds waa benched by ; Patents Idea In Open Event Snead Isn't called upon to New York; May 11 it third base. Jabbo, had to do waa faat-ahuffle the In er lasted the full nine/nnlngs at to date/'haan’t had to take a bark aged about two years ago when 82SJ100 St. Loula Open. off ijte tee a ^ far awsY- Hia ap the* various uniforms worn by . The 26-year-old Bedfqrd HeightJ, proaches lo y ih i cup were so close juns and Ol’ Casey Stengel had the the Red Sox home balllwtcK; Par- seat to any of the Reds’ power .Si- . deck, stacked again. ^neli waa impressive in boys, Kluszewaki, Wally Post, Gus Trinity athletes returned from the 'Ohio, pro smashed through .|im- that onlj^nce did the notorious cleaners with waistlinea often set Country Club'* hilly, wlndawepfi- blow-tip/on the greens have to But AI Lopez and his Cleveland - Mart laat week against Detepit Bell and Frank Robinson. Indiana put a stop to all that fum- \roen he hurled eight and shrunken a aixe or more. cours* yesterday in 32-38^-fiO, aer- make^ long putt for a birdie al- . At first Marcheae used simple sense. 'The Yankees huffed and thikd inninga before tiring to gain Whitey Fard the Whileivaaher in Action en atrokea under par.' thoiign h e bagged five. i K RobIRobin Roberts of the Phil* holds pieces of wood, out to size, to This sub-par round over the rala- puffed and Cleveland'clipped ’em credU for the victory. The New■' aiven straight pitching decisions at was the last hole where he two-out-of-three. The Tribe won maintain the w-aiatlltlea at Hie p-1- Eddie Ford shows you the delivery that gave him the highest winning pertenUge arid lowest lifetime earned-run average of Any tlvcly short 6,277-yard opurse latically rolled in a 16-footer Orleans pitcher’s glittering job on1 over\_____ Johnny Antonelll of the ginal dimensions while they were the cubber game going away yea* the mofind against the Role Hose / American League pitcher. Yankeea found their stripper on sidewalk* of New York. didn’t phase Jack Burke Jr., Hea for a five-under par 66, and the Glantit/The New York aoufhpaw dr.ving-.Then he expanded the Ides, ters champion who misaed piiaetice terday at Yankee Stadium 7-3 to brought \ smile to thi face of has yst '4p get a duke over Mr. flrat round lead. His other birdies climb past Boston Into second and came up with his now-a, mean a pennant f York, .442. Bov»f. BaUImorf. hia home base. FrMar Hcliedale scheduled contests were rained facturing Co.. in'New HaVen, Who New York (NEA) If* the last haa ripped hia body apart' and left "I don't worry about him," .3M(. MmxivVn. D^imlt. ,^7: 81«u|hlfr, Force only 18 montha a g e .. Baltimore at New York, 8:15 p.m.— 1946. Parnell made buP./wo had erta has had for the past KnruMiR. Gity. and Kf'it. (Milcazo. .m7. By contrast, . the' 33^*esr-old will ntanufa^tm-e the item. The hiin,a. limping wreck in the dug- Just one stroke back of Burka Paiica U-3) VII Ford <4-0i. out. pitchea yesterday, one to^MJitrile dozen campaigns . . . Lincol hurst'that does it for Mickey Man Casey Stengel ';,t*y*. "When lie Ruiia-Majiltf', NVw York. 24; Brna. Mike Fetchick of Yonkers. N. Y„ Boatorr'at WaRhinKton, 8 p.m.—Delork aluminium stretcher wes a model out. N>w York. l!»: Baurr. Nrw York, and stood George Bayer of Clnckmatl, If Cleveland keeps this up, Lo B>owns will close its s)>breviated glides ? No, the feller docan]t' make had to hold a hot putter to get the t M l v« StobbR Minoso and the other to exMeam- d( the item which will be put on tle. Not .Sound In Heries Yoj*t. Wauhliij^nn. 18; Waab- Ohio, the long-ball-litUt^ 4K> ChioiRo at Detroit, »:15 p.m.—Har*h- pez can write a surS-bet beat seller horse racing season Saturday with itiKton. 15. same number of birdies and one entitled "How to Beat Casey Sten mate George Kell. Both balls^-cre the\retaU market at a yet-to-be- The Switcher goes down the fine It waa this way in the. World me- get green. He never got hurt football player from tha Uatver- ^ipiayers man (1-1) vg Hoeft (2-11. lost over the leftfleld wall \(or s riirtc-race program. The feature detZrhtined dale. .Rmia .Rattril In—MahUa. Maw York, bogey to come in one stroke be Katigai City at Cleveland. 8 p m,— gel.” It might even become « toward first base, at what appears Series last f*ll. Moat people.,'re,-, slldin;, anyway. He, always ' got 36; Brrra, Sew Y’t>rk, 34: lofinnn. slty of Washingtoo; Art ODertflg hind Snead. Kretlow (1-2) or Kellner (1-1> va Gar 'home. runs. It waa .Parnell’a flrs,t will be a 810.000 Connecticut Day Athobgh tha possibility exists to be top Bpried. Then he gives it member the Dodgers and jrihnny h.i-t riinnln’. I ao'-' n' ’- 'M Wa.*IilnRtcomplete game sine* 19,54. that the Myetchera Will become a an.almost unbeiievable burst. This-] Podres, They forget a one-lsgged slay all together thi* hare year." and Bauoi.-Now York. If. Hlggina of Midland, Tex. AU efii7. Tli«r»day*i Naealti/ Stengel, now in his eighth year 'tmward over one mile and a aix- HliiC/Msiillr, New fi'iirlc. 34; Hen*. of around 10 feet. Another of 13 Cleveland 7^ New Yofk y with thi. Tanks, has lost only one *' —-r-'" » useful 'hoiis^hpld Item. Marchese is puts him across the bag and down MOntle, who n tl^ t ha-fe killed Oden InJurpu Now Yiiik. 2S;. Tiilllo. Ooli-oll. and Ol- ed 68*. ' ntchii^g—Bob Keegafi. White Tipouble for Yank Foes Chicaco. 2. Ronton 1. ttenth . . . Suffolk Downs opens and his closest birdie wka five feet Cleveland proved in Ita Invasion partlcutarl.v enthusiastic, about the people in the cloeet-Jike Ebbets They can’t count the injtiriei nun. Waahincloh, 37; Uoodinaii. Boaton. Sox—Got Jim PieraaRto hit into Double Play in the Wdpi Delroit at WanhlnKtqn, Postponed, season series in that span and It the line. Of the 138 Ih tha field, M abet away. He rolled hia laat one 12 of Yankee Stadium that the Yan Monday for ita 32nd year of rac college-univer.sltj\ market. "All It is the something extra that Field stands Had he'been sound. Mantle has i.ad during hia major and Kiirnn, Dotroll. 35. a double play on hia (irat pitch 7 ^ Rain. waa Cleveland that did it, 13-9, 36 CkxiblPF. izoodnian. Boaton. 9; Tutlla under regulatidn figure* ai.d Mvaa . By HARRY GRAYSON youngster unless he can swat the feet right up to the lip of the cup AI Smith, Cleveland Indians' laft fielder,'!* forced.at second Kansx* City at Salllmore, Poslponrd kees, pre-Season flag choices of all ing. A total of racing days equipment men r*ce the same only a few ballplayera have, an Mantle bunted for x hit against league care(>r. Some say he has and Kuf'im. Datrott. 7; Plfraalt' and played even par golf. after relieving with w York, Sivenj^M were bunched at W. the baaea loaded In the lirat ln> Xalarday'a nehedale track New York Yankee fans and Lrmon ana Bunnola, Waahlnfton, New York.(NBA) — A amliiah Only Exception Snead. plete second Inning''double play at Yankjw Stadium, New York Chlraxo at Detroit. 3 pm. ners. - Tribe dropped the flrat garni of several years ago,” he »*id, “and I rollers or. with the bat, sends the and' beat It out with that laat He haa had both kneei operated Bing, then acattered aeven hita the will have/an opiiortunlty to watch feel pretty sure they wiIP--welcome Italian lad waa working /out at The only exception Is a nuperlor He also had one hang oh \he City. (May 101. Play started on Rotpo Colavlto’a grounder to Kansas nily at Cleveland, 3 p.m. Bob Lemon, who couldn’t get the .their three-game but bounded bail for- magnificent diats'hce*- flash. The hamstring muscle In his on. Osteomyelitis haa been arrest Triplea - llunneU WaahlMftdn. 3; teat of the way to’beat Boaton 3>1. d0uble-p4ay engineer at iliortatop Yaijkees’ shortstop Gil McDougaid, Who fired to Martin to start Roslon at washinpou. S p.m. bark to win the 4icxt two starts f(iur ro ad ’games on teevee next this simple melhod-of belnjotble to right leg. split from its moorings, ed in hia left shin, but it has left Bnvd and rhlllrv, Baitiniore, 'Hotia**. Hitting—A1 Roeeh, Indiana- third, baae for the Whlte/lMx, fourth hole and on the next he Ballimpre at New York. 2 p.m. Job done in six tries against the Oddly enough, it Is this iqi'r*’’ or second base. And-with lanky Gil twin killing. Indiana won, 7-3, ' (AP Wirephoto)'. Kaadav’s Sehedal* and gain a game edge in the,sea week over Ctrannel 11.. Both Mon .control the waistline size on--.the V'hlch the enthusiastic call great limiting-'hia play in the Series. him injury siiaceptlble. DeiroK. Lonea. Kanaaa ('ity, Baufr and Helen Lichatz Wins Smacked a 480*foot triple, a aln* failed to sink a putt of p . y i r i for Yanks last season, wen.t the route rerv» New York, and Triielbacn, Wath- "Who’a that kid^ aomeone Mcbotigald playing shnrtatop, Chicaxo at Drtrolt, 3 p.ip. son series. ’/' ' ' . day and Tueh^.v night’s games various untforms.” , , ness, which may keep (he Yankei*s;, T(^sy, as Atanlle explodes to a "I play with plenty of ache*, and ric, a aacriflce fly and walked in another birdie. Kansaa City at Cleveland (21, 1;30 with ease yesterday on an eight- Inzton. 3.' aimed Marty every regular In'ihe Bronx batting hitter. Hia only mtstakea were The great pitching staff of the with Cleveland i^ill be carried. /rom /destroying the ' American ’point where many say he is the sfuff like 'hat,” Mickey aayt. ;‘But lloine Buna—Mantle. New‘York., U; hide tripe to drive in two runa in He had a one-stroke edge on p.m. Berra; Wew^York. 10; Bauer. N.ew Bowling Carnival "Sam Ekipoaito^^eplled S I a t a order la thoroughly capable of Boston at Washlnzton. 2 pjn, home run balls to Mickey Mantle Intlian.a. Herb Score, Bob Lemon, Lbagpe this aea.son. Without Msn- fifiest athlete' ever to play at Yan- the.V’re starting to quit on me this M dedalon over Yankeea. Jack Isaacs, veteran Middle At Baltimore at New York (2), 2 p.m. York. 7; Maxwell. Detroit, and l*fmon« rs’atting the ball out of aight. lantic pro from Langley Field, Va. and Yogi Berra. A lot of guys have if’jirly Wynn and Mike Garcia, plus Figures released reveal that tic/the Bombers, are Just anpthei: kee^tadlum Babe Ruth Included aeaaon. 'They’re riot . hanging WaahInKton, ^ Rolling gamea of 134. 131 and Marion. "Came .but of the aervice NaUaaal l^eaxaa Stolen Baaea —* ridlley. Ba1tlrnol*e. laat aeaaon to ^ t -.381 for Mem- The Yankees have more big Another two atrikea back were Gil Fun First, Golf Second w I, Pri. GBG made that mistake this season. It rrlie.fers Dom Mpssi and Ray there are approxiiriately 60,000 Harvard tiaifi/ftnd *ihce 1951, when'h'e Rc*t the Yankees-point to hia Injury- around.. I tnse them every dayi 117 Helen Uchata capturod flrat Milwaukee 8 3 •Kio'imr I^troli< Jaojiba. Kaiyaaa . City. phia- Nice littie ballplayer." gnys^fellows who belt the ball a Cavanaugh of Cedarhurat, N. Y„ .... .737 1 was Mantle’s 11th, Berra’s lOthi' 'JCaki, fiiialTy g o t some good^^tirig bowltng atleya in the Ufilted State* climbed into a Bronx uniform, 11 felled past. They hope that, aome- My right knee give* TMt trouble, Bauer and Mantle New York* and Bun- place in the Perfume Bowling 'St. l,ouls ...... 13 6 .684 w- 'today. In addition, new ^tlleya are Gene Woodling 111 . W ith t ^ t aentencO, Manager fair piece—on their farms than all Vic Ghezzi of New York, Ed Oliver Cincinnati .., .. 12 7 .632 1 . While the 35-year-old right help frorii AI Rosen. third has been this same burst which l^ow, he can stay in one piece. but that'll go, tao.:^' neta and Gemnn. Waahlnfton, % League's Carnival last night a t the other AL orgahixationa cohibined currently being' establish^ at an ^ a l e iPItchluf-Ford. New York, -1.000: iJKarion put the finger on the of Boston, Skee Rigel of Ithsn, Pa.. In Bourbon Open Event ... 6 9 .500 3«i hander waa getting hia point baseman, who had a porir season Opposes Mantle, arilldly - built, .. waUted BulHyan and Blaier. Doalirh, ftneft, De- Double Strike ailsys. Mra. Uchate deploy on the parent clubs.- ... 9 10 .474 4 /a year ago, l.a a ke^man.with estimated rate of 3,000 *\year. toward the shower. On the back of W i^ Dizzy Spellg p rinclp ^ trou ble of the oluba try Henry Cotton of England, and Plttsburxh ...... 8 10 .444 4qbe- Chlcazo ...... 4 11 .267 7 eran southpaw, who beat Cleve ry Doby lias departed via the ti ade were 8,455 alleys which used anl varsit.v^ hasehall team, afill hol)-Out- .Ciames hehlnd flzurf'd from St, a Fact American League, 'they have too. Baseman Marv Throneberry, rrally doesn’t make much diffef-! came even more attractive. Tills land three times for Washington route-to Chicago/Rosen hit like a matic pin-setters. Mancheste ing a .slim chance.in defense of its 7t’s Tfiat— thin, angry-red line of scar tiaaiie 28; Ford. New York, 26. Wllaon. Baltl- Kitty Sibrinsz'who pInjMd A 366 flelder Oam Woodling remained at Another tlx of the 42 starting Louis; the won^lost ieaderl. Bowling Green has 10 aulomati ly nlie Ut^e ballplayera, not Shortstop Tony Kubel^ and Oyt- pro* were bunched at par 70. ehce who wins the Bourbon Open, year’s field adds up to 268. thb F rid a y 's Hrlied.ale last season, was rapped for five of mad .man at the, Stadium and joop title in the torrid. Eastern from *n old operatiom inopie, 34. / total Including a handicap of 43 ' hia home u ^ a rb y Fairtawn, N. J„ Wiough nice, big ballplayera. fleldera Norm Slebern and ^ b Golf Touihjament. abiolule maximum to satisfy the Yru-k at Brookivn. 8 p.m . — the'Tribe’s eight hits and four runa Iielpcd\8cal the Yankees’ doom,in. pin-setters, the only .establishment itercollcriiaia__Basebatl__LC(miie- When Mickey Jogs to and from ' Ntljamat l.eaiae . pin*. They-are competing for 110,000 't-Oi vs CralX-i2-2). - in ' town , vvith “the ■tffte*r tnY*nxt(sn /Battlnf tBaard on 35 at hata) - Bni- . iaiat night rraan the Cleveland Ii Aa the weatern clubs ended the Martyn. ^ ; Fun comes dirat and golf la see-, limHed niimber of starting times, in five innings// games two and three. Up to the rahe.* will meet Hnrvard' at-' Yale renter, firid, he drag* hi* left leg ton. Mnwauker,/45U: Bailey.Btajje i>nc1nnati; Sixteeh women partlct|ieled in in prizes in the 'lY-hole toiirhejf. /Iphla at Plttsburxh. 8:l.'» p.m. for duck pinners. . , . May 21 will flSANKUV, dlana le ft Now. Tone after th fir flrat eastern swing, the Yankeea, The American Assn. Bears have ond In this pnique fairway frolic i The Kentucky Open, one of the Dlcksoh/((V31 vs Lsw tl-2l. It wa* all3»Ver in the third. Chi Ne\y. . YiqCk series,*' Rosen wasn’t FleHi tom orrow at 2:3(r p.m. Tlie DON’T link Ipng, as if he were a flrsl-ratg .412: nepulHkl/Bl., loOUU. tite event and handtoap* ranged - r t mark the 7.5th birthday of the 81. I.m ils. .40S/M i.oH,.BI. l«4»uU. I .188. three*game aet wdih the Ti led by the pulverising M ickey the fi-2, 186-pound Ralph Terry, which has its-Jlth renewal 9alur-l slate’s biggest annual golf tour- Mllwaukee,at Cincinnati. 9 p.m. — co Carraat^l doubled, Jim Hegan hittinj^2(W.-'Om-e in the big city, varsity lacrris.se team,'i-ould wrap HiTTMS flrrvi.19 cripple. Yet when he riihves at fuK- from Amy Plrkey’e iow of ate to Burdette ( 1 - 1 > « Klippsteki (2-.1) United Statea Lawn Tennis Assn; Ituna-...... Poal: rinritmatl...... 1«; thom aii. Woodling, auffw M from rtcur the young pitcher in the chain day and Sunday. l.neys. Is being-played off this week- •Duly xam c.s et,tieduled' -—who hSoxfour straight walks' - Roscits bat St; - up the/Ivv Leaglin championship blast, nothing aeema to be wrong. riitalnirfh,Plitahurfh, i5: RohinaoiiRohlna»>« a am! Jablonakl, Loretta Lupacchino'a high of 45. \ rv K,no .n,i ( X - *’“"*.■* ." ’.1'^* I There were 34 clubs in the first ring dlaay nbUa' xw aon^ time, nearest ready for the big show. It’s a fact, say the sponsors, that end at nearby Lexington. It drew TharlMay’s Mesalts acor^ him uith a single and took .with a tHnmph over the Cantabs The Yankee* take a* faw'chafices Clhriimati./AaldMirti. Phlladelnhla, I*onf. Third place honor* want to Myrna Cornell the Choice Brooklyn at (*hlcazfh,Postponed, rain. Plttahurf6 and Boyer aifd Moon, 8t. "waa expectea to undeagO/a check Terry turned in a three-hitter in some ab-called golfers (a few know 100. 'second on the throw to the plate. K''°“ P- Todav there Are 1,500 merii- on the Eli’Ahome field, also set for aa p'-.-siblc with Mantle.. Stengel, Rlvnsa (818) and Juna Prokelkln St. Louis at Mllwaukewtnlxhtl, post Y a ix Z " her tennis clubs. . . . June 15, 16, loOUla. \4. up to debnmine the einmt of hia 'his first outing after having been In College Track .only vaguely the\ object 'of the U wolild .be an. exaggeration to poned. rain. Then Jim Busby singled Megan fankop rivals (or the pennant to 17 2;,30 p.m. \ ' you . ar, ha* given order* that he Runa/halted In Mualat and Boyer (318) waa a cloie fiMirth. Hra. out with an infected tooth. Mark picture the Bourbon Open as a Only xames scheduled horhe and AI Rosen cracked a 450- arc the dates set for the 24th Si. Isouia, 18: ^ahlonakWyClnrInna.lafl. . 17_ „ lllneaai ndlana'‘offie|aiaNwere aa — - - I game) :pay their entry fee and beat t-1-/"--!I7I Bombers. Previously, Bos The Y'ale \\i;sil,v nine, seeking is not to bunt. The race to first Thomaa, Plttamirfh ana Poair Clnrln- Rivosa had a 89-pln handicap com 4 FrMinan, k pitcher Casey .Stengel drunken spree with the golfers go Satardav’e Heheda)e . foot triple. Rosen also had a sin annual Great E a a t e'r n Sheet to get out of a^shi^mp that JiAs pro pared to Miss Prokolkin’* 18. High non- t^nmittal aa t ^ club^IMt by West Point, N. Y„ May 11 (*>)— slay in the clubhouse..^ New York at Brwkivn. I:30'p>», ton And Chicagri fell liefore the Championship st Lordsltip, near might cripple- him. plapa for Cleveland aa W ealing seriously considered retaining, this .Ante L p at F1ni| Tee ing zig-zag from tee to green Philadelphia at Plltsburxh. 1'3t' pmj gle. a walk and a sacrifice fly duced four sl'raigKt loss . includ ”*Hlta*^Boyer. St. Teouia, 26: park. New single out of the money wont to Cornell’a- sophomore - dominated migiity men of Casey Stengel. Stratford. . . Remingfori Arms Don't Talk Injuries . York. IriUif. Plllaburfh and Mooni 81. ia reluctant tO/dlacuaa the m at- spring, stands 6-6, weighs 203 For those who wish to play; a Tho.ie who .start usually finish Its Milwaukee at Cincinnall., 2:.3(1 p.m ./ /or the afternoon and drove in two ing a pair, to Arni/\and Princeton Trainer Gus Maiich and the Mrs. Pirkey who rolled a 118 ia bar pounds. traejt team, showing improveihent St. I,ouls at Chicaro, 2:30 O-m. has come out with a new gas-oper I^iula. 28' Temple and Roblnaon. Cin ‘ earlier In thO'day. t half-pint of sour mash bourbon la! 18 holes of medal play over a pic Saadav’s ackedafe rtK)s, as did ’Vic W ertz. American League Umpire Frank in loop stntuiing, wil(/end Captain team physician Dr. Sidney Oayn- cinnati and ftchoendlrhat. At. 1«mila. 21. opening game. Bright I’roitpect - with every meet, will be favored •New York at BrnolRIvn,n,-4-pr Ghfitrge Kell and Minnie Minoso ated shotgun. The action of -the DfMihiea- -Dark, New York. •; Furllln. LirhalB ...... to win the team title In tomor collected on the first tee ttire-book courae borderinfc the Umont la not the onl.V major league’ Keri /MarKcnziC to mound to o'r, make a point of not -talking The-Y ankee brass t'un.slders' ita *'My Old Kentucky Home" estate. Philadelphia at PltlshtirRh (2i. 1 p.m. homeroA. to end the White Sox- 8portsman-.58 (unctions- on /the. oppose the Jiilinnies’; La.'ri/vcnr tlie Brf»ok1vn. 7; Bell (Tlnrlnnatl.and Walla. Ribrinaa ii> ‘8 row's 22nd annual Heptagonal For those who wish to get seri Mllwatikee at Cinrfnnati <21. 2:3(1 p.m. .nrbiter who wears glasses. Larry about hi* injuries. ' pmi^tHirfh. •: Caatelmaii, NeW York. Thrgneberry, 6-1 gnd 190, aVuch Approprtate PHzfi slump, bul/U was the nifty relief ’power-mntlc or gasmperaM met with uVfeated 8 Games at the U.S. Military Acad ous about playing, large quantities St. Louis at Chlcazo 121. 2:30 p.m. Goetz and Ed Roramcl started ” What can they tell you?" a Umf. Plttahurfh and Moon, l. Loula, PreicolkUi 104 brighter prospect than his outfteld- There are appropriate prizes for Job of Bob K»Man, who took over principle introduced for the first loop standards. MrirK'enzie tos.-ierl Pirkey ...... 114 emy. of bourbon and some country hems wearing specs in earlier games this tim * on the'new Remington Model Yankee front-office man aaya '■K Trlplea- Bniton. Milwaukee, 4; ItoH* ('raiiaall ...... 100 ing brother.'vFaye of the Pled Sox. those who finish with-'the highest from Connie Jo l^ o n with one out a foui-hitter wliile liia matesy^ol- are used for prizes. \ season. The m sjois may require 740 Wriodsmaster high-powered "That he always will be hurt somet inaoit. <*inrlnnall. Isaudrlln, t'hleafo, niMz ...... *1 Kubek, 6-2 and 191, la playing Harvard won the Indoor i-ham- Bardstown Is a seat of the sd\ir scores. and the bases loaded In the first l.aliorated on a big sixth' inning’i'lrtQ place 7"j Maya New York. Walla and Roberlf, F. HilbtAM ...... 1 « plenty of shortstop for Ralph ](ionshl(i in March in'the competi-i inning, that clinched R cnmpul.sor.v e.ve examinations in I autoloading liporting rifle which ritlahurfh and MiialiO. Bt. Isoula, 3. Kletnachroldt .... H mash Industry. It is slinoimded by And Just to tndicate that many Fav^r Bahahia the future.for all men in blue . / . has gained unii.sual populsrit.v Win 8-2.'Tills year tlie Ell's aj;4Blih —You can-see wh.v-tha~¥*»Kees Huha- P«>*t. cinrinnalt. t; (5. Oliva « Houk, seems cut out to do the lion among the eight Ivy League a dozen bourbon factories. golfers U*y in dead earnest to turn Keegan B eats RAqx heed a triumph, but this tlnie to Tltomaa. PKIaburah, 8; Banka. Cblra- 1.iipa(X'hlnri , r . . . . M Don Buddin, rookie Red Sox short- | .since its introduction last year. As (futureo TBoueot^, don’t vyarit to mention injuries. same at Yankee Stadium. schools plus Army and Navy. But The Bourbon Open was dreamed 4n the best sebre^ par usually gets Keegan, a 'righthander Mvltb *■ Ju st w atch’-Mantle a t Work. He Is zo, .Ubidnakl. Clnrlnnall. and l..onf, Roaaeltn ..../ . lOO since then, Cornell h*s come with 9*4 lifetime mark against tb slop. .signe(l his first .contract in j gas from the fired shell movesk-e.B me. ^Ta^r'lost V Ariiiv riltaburfh 4. r.urnmaxy 7* Slebern — 6-3, /P98—had clinched up during the war years ;whe,n 100- It good going over. Scores as low^ lii Ring Boiit a most unusual spot, a funeral snd starving away from the high pitch m . ee. ee a rush, listing among ita accom- sox. Mad . their numbeiy’'^agaii I Power - Matic pi.ston irwartK Stolen Baaea/^Maya. New Yo*‘*f^*Dd RaMraa ...... \ 7* the left flelding/job at the Stadium proof whisky Was albibsl impos a i 68 and ^ have been needed to home in Olanta,. S. C. Doh’.fc be rinceton. and won six games.. this year the one delivery which , Mmxi. Ht I.mii». *;■ ('lami’iiti'. Tula- M. (jflva .. ROTOTILLEftS plishmenta a romp in a triangular ^tiling Jim Piersall onyA double ; thete is a forward reactlop on life R. Hlllnekl n 8 8 when he .badly injured a kne'e sible to .find. By offering such wih'some-]$a.«it Opens. too s.tirorlsed if the Red Sox wound Prineptnn currently slaild.s atop waa getting him out; He afanda j burcii 4: pIx nliiyrrp IIM whh*'2. hanging, into the wall at St. meet with Harvard and Penn last Syracitse.NN. Y., May 11 (S’) play ball on hia flra_^pitch and gun. opposing ind slowing re/oif me... fi.i84.wa. K.W 1. I riujbinf - Frrmmui and leawrem*#*, LAWN ROLLERS valuabla prizes, the tourney got Dances, dinners and pHvate up with, Grady Hatton , at third, I and softening iU effect on/ the the circuit "ViTtli t'lve triumphs and like the big hitter he U, aemanding j cinfinnnil ami PnimUkv^^Bi leniifir, 3-fl, PetershUrg s At Lang p'lelp; The Saturday, -Yanis, Bahama, a middleweight thert. acattei'ing sevepTiils the. rest one inss,- Svhile tire Cadets also offl'inatUrally. to a’ flying start. parties guarantee that each entry Billy Klkys at short, Btfly Good- shooter’s shoiilder.' This recriil is the good pitch. M rtx); Buhl ami J/»nv.'-*Mllwauk**^. Richmond Virgliiluu la the In knee has not responded as^well as The Big Red has gooil all- with/a Style as bizarre as his ring of the way. urith a single setback; have won UME SPREADERS Then 100-prb(^ boUrbon bebame .gets his money's worth in fun, and name, is the 3-1 favorite to beat man at seClind and Mipkey Vernon unusually m!ld. which a lly 's the Yet injurle. hang over hi, ternational Baceball LMtguii, waa expected. The St. Louis stUgger is around balance, with top atrengUi plentiful again. But Instead of’ ios- he doesn't hkve to lift a putter. In the eighthj/Tlersall doubled at, first before many more games four. A I'omhinalion of a Yale win, ...W i t h m u u . proweaa./In fiaU'ng practice, he i siHk.miia- Frl«i»l. riii.btirsh, J* scheduled to be arraigned in Oty confined to’ plnch-hitiini^. in at least 10 of the 1^ events. On Hardy (Bazooka) .Smallwood in a production of a fast handling gun CHAIN SAW S with one out/But Keegan got arw^ayed. The experimental peri for light, it’clght. The gtfn weighs am. a aingle lo.ss by botli Prince ^ L M e v t't A n o h i m fouleasa bail onto hia right toe. j Ml»all. Hi l,oiil», 34i, Pohol.ky. 8t Court today on a charge of third- Lou Hkiza.s, the Orgek flychaser the basis of overall comparisons/' 10-t'Ound fight here tonight plnchhitter ^ed Wllljams and ton and Anu.v in their remaining Bahama was expected to weigh od fdit.^Mike Higgins is . nearl.vabout seven pounds. COUM t CAaey’IHS INTO With . p o t h e r athlete, it would degree. assault. •» LAWN SWEEPERS the Yanks sent to PJd.die Lopat in Harvard ia expected to provide ^ e Sammy White oh routine flies. games, would terminate the loop in in at about 152 and Smallwood at THA W o o 'd . , , mean time\out tn shake the pain --IS. Marasco, 37, waa arreited yta- Richmond, is built like a footbali chief challenge with Yale and,^^r- Mel- P ^ e l l , the hard-luck guy a three-way tip. Harvard haa a SPIK ED " Indians Not Scoring Enough 158 for the bout in. the War Me ■7“ out. and then dig ip again. terday on a complaint by Bdvrard Hjayer. . / hapa Army outside pOsslbili^a. who’s bsrn Jinxed by injuries, was .3-3 l(Kip standard. With ManUe\it meant a swollen Eftle, 20. PORTARLE POm PS , s Yankees in.iist on power Roberson Favored/ morial Auditoi'luin. It will be broadcast arid telecast nationally the Ihser. Kell tagged him for the Fat tVW izsimntons toe which neceaSKated the cutting Ertle claimed ha waa aosaultad heir scouts a;re good Judges Versatile Irvin (Bol /Roberson To Support Superior Pitching winning homer on a 3-0 pitch In open-of hia ahoeiSoNte coul(J play. Young Ball Player 'Tueaday night during a scuffla ia SICKLE EARS of distgnre. y- Cornell'a sophomore football whlzi (NBC, 10 p.m., D STI. Yama, who hails from the isle thg/seventh. Minoso banged a 3-1 When Mickey i" >- • i the bleach'me when Marooee al IS among the favoritcii in both the Ich in the first. It was Pai-nell’s Must Face Charge legedly led a group of Richmond EXTENSION LADDERS Now York (NEA) — AI Lopez'* Gforga Strickland,, who plays of Bimini in the Bahama.s, has a Working n:i linor [ues even -a little, he swella^ke a bal SCHUf^STIC R.ASEBALL low hurdles and broad Jump and a first complete game since 1954. loon. It doesn't tor.if (lo\u piayera into the atande to rotrtova puts up a bold front, but even the i a b o n s t^ Just as welt spectacular left-hand combination. Local Sport POST NOLE DIGGERS Bulkeley 2. AVeaver 0. / ’ threat along wiU/tefimmate/Ball . There was little to report else And it has the Yankees worried Rophealer, -N. Y..' M*y U a ball. Rochaater won the gaata Bristol 13, Hall 2. / McHugh in thy 100-yard d8.v^i^4n “Busbv Is hatting .186. He hooks the left to the storiia^ 11 Indians fear that it ii, a false hooks ” to the chin and foUciws where. Harvey Kuenn, Detroit’s Schenectady, N.Y., May whs ‘ rim. watching his Binghamton into alienee. Vl(;- Marasco, outfielder for the 4-3. SANDERS FRESH SLANT — Ihe White Sox /-Windham- i, ^erlden 1 . which Penn'a/John Haines rafea oir 1 "\Vhen a pulled m iijclf in the 'acade. with an uppercut to the cbfn in All-Star shortstop, made a (Uaft From the glamor and luxury o/sAthtetes take their \bafting licks, Chatter • V hav^Mother nicelice little balfplayer| top. / r -■ j front of AI Smith’s thigh heals , SK ILL SAW S er members of the Cleveland ! anjl; he can run- at full speed, I almost the same motion; . The board physical appearance inMil'' the big leagues to the exhausting f^ l^ e rapped a pitch pretty In jShbitstop>p paS» Ikila AparicloJ^ked When Roy - CfinVoanella hit a Other yCornell standouts are waukee but expected to rejoin the j sbrlously doubt that the' Trllie ; look to see Lopez )>ehch ■ Busby, right hand is poised mariivhile biiR trips and obscurto- of the mi- well, OUTROARDS gobd oiOB road. homer against the Phatei recent- John Iw ey in the 440, Mike Mid Tigers for tonight’s game with - CXI.XtH W.M.L'Y' Fortin reports !>•. it put him ihto a tiVwith Ted ler itiy tn e mile, Dick Allman in'the has enougbro head off a runawa'y I play Smith in center field' and for whatever eSn doythe most noi's. ' Freddle^^oke up.. e by th^M k«!M , and early re- { Rocky ColavUo in right. hat-m. Chicago at Detroit. . . The White tliat tryouts for his American Lo-' STORE HOCRSr Rantle, Yo^ Berra and Hank Bali- Kluazewski of the Reds and Yogi shot/put. Albert Hall in the ham- Sox sold outfielder. Cal- Abrams; You're sure' Fit .Freddie Fitz-1 |^'i er, had 33/home runs. The Chisox, th^f loo much help "ColaiVito doesn’t hit for a high ' Smallwood, of ^o<>klyn; ia a gion Junior basehall team will bo Moil. Tues., Wed.. Eri. Berra of the Yankees inA/ital throw, and John King in the 32, to Miami of the International Kimmnna can’t go for this. j This isn’t leagues, hut to name/one. supposed contender, gh Jump. , ----- ixr—— — ------average, but he had 66 home runa slugger who use.yholh hands for held to’morrow night at 5:30 at Mt- 7 A J I .-8 P JS . home- run production. Each ^ t h e ^ 7 “ League. . . Tlie Milwaukee Braves, He was up there 26 2"6 years, ^ lot’ of fun firing down here j Nebo. A ll-local bbys. except piem had five/ one by a pinch-hitter, an 212 , Haines’ decision to stay out of in two seasons and was a big runs- the. kill after /ZtSlking^his op* thwaday. 7 AJlLrt^9 P. V M ? ' three then hgd . They are rained out for the ninth time in 12 swaggCd in oil six World Series, other bjy a pitcher. No one memper seventh place among active p! the 440 In favor of two relay ap- batted-in man for Ihdljthapblis. I ponent. He paro.s more power in in ' the BJaStern, Working w ith ! hers of tlie Mancheslen High v»,r ’ 5 6 . . t h c i Saturday, 7 AJL-dms the right. days yesterday; optioned right three a.s a player, three aa a coach liked Ao! aily nine, are invited to^Attend; of the Chicago party had more ■in with four-baggers. According -Marancvea has pointed Up the quar- doubt that there ever was a strong I'hcro Were years when he might .y ? ""? than lOM . to -The Sporting News, only 39 W/hiile sprint as one of the fea er pr more accuratet^i'm in base- Bahama has won 40 bouts, lost hander Phil Paine t(i Minneapolis Hl.UtX§W ^Hl/ of the American Assn.. mvc been the very beat pitcher in ft,,', ^ ra v ^ N , "t" The main reason why the >(ew players have /ever reached thf 200 ture^. Along with Ingiey, chief / ^ ‘l; but Colavifo jdoesn’t run fast fout-and dtawn twice.. Small wood’! I KM.HT TK.AMS W'll comprise WITOL York - club has dominated the mark. Only four catchers ever hit threats ure Harvard’s Dick Whar- ehodgh to pl*y center field.’’ record te 18-4-2. Both are 23, the Church■ softball Leagife thi* Th^'liout will be - acot'ed ,.on a Junior wheel ■ and ■ all baseball, that many Besides Berra and ton. Bob Scobey of Yale andlTem- ' ^ AVertz Hitting Well S ,.;V EQUIPtfNT CO. fbr that matter — down through Campanella, the otherk were Bill peat Low^ of Princeton. rounds ' basis by two Judges and He was seated on the steps of er be jn the majors, but theri a usi was the eiglith cluli to Join the Vic Wertz was' the lone Injun tho-'referee. 38 Main SL—T«L MI 3-7958 the years la that its front office Dlckgy, with 202, and Gabby Hartr With' l\'h*rton. Harvard. will Who got off-i^'cll at bat, but the Last Night Fighla the VisUor.s’-du^^^^^^^^ ‘’I^ ' ' - ' ciwuilt which gel.s iind.'rway Mon- and scouts ar^ not interested in a nett; With 236. bank heavily on Jim Cairns in the cold night at ScUectadv Sladi-, Being a minor league >^n- ri^n- dayNijglit, .May 28. at Hi-IO at Hob- Rohinson Has Olson^s Number^ plucky :chap who'I beat poUb fell V u , b 41. . ager has a lot of cpnipen.sating half mile, Phil Williams in the off going into the Yankee Stadium Lo.s Angeles • t- Jimnty Moser; el (.son I'ark; Gaines will h<; played mile, Art Reider in the two mile I fnetora. And 1’tn still in basehall Mnnd.ay. ^'idtie.sday and Fj-iday fpr the firat-time. . - , /' 128, New York, knocked out Wil- , That’s been my very life, y ou run, Ed Carter in, thg^Iow hurdlei, Cacciola, Kosky lie LUcel-o, 126 Santa Monica. nights with .two < (mtcsta .sclieduled- But How Far Can Sugitr Co? The Indians are frankly worried know. V . fete Harpel In the 'hammer throw. about how> long Wert* can keep Calif.. 5. Tue.-days one' at Roliert.-on and j Art Siler In-both the shot and dis Gain Doubles lx;ad j The , old pitcher. .’>4 hml stiHi another at. Cliarlcr Oak Park. going on Impped-up nerve.. The big Halifax, N. S. Rlchar(i (Kidi I radiating charm, flitted Wtek oyerr fs'eW York -»-'(N EA ) — T h ere is- through- six or sevfln rounds, 'he cus. and K irby'Sm ith In the pdle Howard. 139',, Halifax, outpoint vault. - ’ , first baarman, out of action since New Haven, May 11 f.Pl — A. ;a long big league career which: o n e 'b it' of advice .whigh can be must be given the big chance to last Apgtial', reported late for ed Jackie Hayden, 134 3-4, West- ■ ' started in 192.5 and ended diaap-1 RAENBOW CM H and .Manches given fans ihlereathd in" trie rtay wea)- Robinson down on .age three-game score' o f 824 put Pat ville, N. S., 10. ■ ■ ter- Aut.ct Part.^, defending cliam-: spring training far out of shape. Cacciola and Ben Kosky ' of pointipgiy with; hia release as R'oblnson-Bobo Olsori middleweight alone. . C . ' He has, driven himself.unmerciful Riclim.ond, C&li'f.' Ben 'Wise, roachoYuie Gikniraftertre'-I'955^ il". rhaiiipionahip boiit at ixis Angeles' But if Bobo gels.lagged earl.v, Bridgeport into the lead in, the 196, Oakland. Calif., striliped Boli STANtEYi ARENA FORMAL WEAR Belgium, Geriiian^ ly. When not pn the field, he ia in men’s Doubles Division of the Con '■•Aflkrmseason. ' I nf the-Rec,, Softball I-k-ague Mon Wrigley. Field, May 18. will he/roil. at'Qumi like a man hit Albright, 215, Hollywood, Calif., New Rritain day night at-8;.30 under the lights Watch it. closely -r- lf* on tele- by a car-7 There arc .many who a . whirlpool hath’ and sleeps in necticut Duckpin Bowling Tourna He said he won some ball games Win in Davis Giip electric healing pads to-keep, the ment last night. at Robertson Park. • Fasthaller visinri. '• aubacribe to Ihia: Phitadelphia Dick Kelly. 160. (217 victories, 146 defeal.s" life Jiinii) Krazauskas. fo'R.met; Si|k k>w are, venturing -opinions. ■ aches away.,, Cacciola and Kosky, defending' Saturday, May 12, 8:30 Aside troni that, this i* , one lysshington, D, G.. knocked out time), played for three outstanding Town lesidenl now in the Air rl don't know what, to think. FOR HIRE N^ew.York, 'May 11 Belgium AI Rp.Hen is neither fletUing nor .champions in the.Doubles Divitiion, ' ' ■■■! managers (JohA McGraw, iBill fight on which nobody can make f) hlfling arid is'upset about it. Fred Terry, 160. PhlIadelpHlar 2. (.^orp.s, will pit'c'h frir the Automen. a legithnale preiJicUon. - 'The Yriii tell me,’’ is the standard an- and Germany moved into Davis ousted Stan Pawlak and; Frank Baltimore -- Warrenel Lester, Terry. Leo D'iiroeher). had a coilple ■ . Frank Marchese is the lik.ely Myer fi oni boxers, trainers and ’’Rosen has developed a perhecu- DIStasi also *of Bridgeport, from things yaji usually go on Just Cup tennis doubles play- today 176 3-4, Bel Air, Md.. stop'^ed Ter Lepn Juszkifwiex ■j of nightmarish seasons as manager starter for Rainbow. ^ /manager*; although many feel needing only one more victory timi complex,’’ said the Old Indian, the lead they held the past several ! of talentless Phillle rlyhs. . are not present this time.' ry Moore, 178',, Baltimore. 5. . Tl Polish Sensation You )iave Robinson’* condition; Ri.hinaon aliould riave the (tom- apiece to advance to the third ’’thinks everybody ia'ag ain st hint- days with 7 9 3 . . ^. MeUrat. the Oriwtest Fix yourself a garage Boston—’A’nlter B.vara, 142 1 -4, ' N.\TI(>.\Al4 F.fiK.M leag u e try-^ jt was n o 'secret. Imfrire h e-re- bination to Ol.son by now. round -Of the European Zone ellmt- Pul out of games by umpires * Other changes' in the standings; ,Va‘ ■j'' He saiil McOraw was the great- FOR WfiODINGS AND ALL OCC.4- couple 'of times, . AI went'into dis Boston, arid W ilbur Wifso'n. '145'j-' ouls will be held tomorrow morri-’t.g;aine and not tomorrow night aa luevl- This lime. Robinson started off nieana my leg* are strong." Roh- singles match aa ell as the ’’GenS’s not nearly ti\e ballplaver pointed out in The Sporting News ' KONNIEHILL -hia makeup, as manager; The looking dull.' W)i«n he reached; ‘naon aaya. "Pm ready for a 15- WE HAVE EVEKYTTUNG RIGHT IN The tournament which started oiizly reported. finish off an extra bed doubles were scheduled in their you km-w at Yankee Stadium,’’ the DiRt ill the pAsL Lwo yesrs Xf&yii things he appreciates most in a aoiithern California, he had to g o !f°'"’d fight.'.’ STOCK — there's nothing' to send away' for. serfea today. Old Indian went on, "He let n fly last weekend closes Sunefay. he hit 42 over the two-year perit^. V*. room or two in the attic; When there’s a wedding coming Up — or any ballpla.ver are arm and speed a long wav-tin ... reach that Novem-, une of Robinson’-s managera, ball pop out of his glove for a home with not more than eight in any W .\LTEIt FOX, chairman of the Vic Fix yoirir window add a porcTi, build ii fence occasion calling for formal wear — ^ "They’re gpd-given.'' 'He feels ball Advi.sory Park and Recreation her form. Can he do it? Maraillo, doiibts hl.a tiger's 4. ; V run in Baltimore and repeated at TRIPLE WINNER other park except h it own, wheia SIR ROBERT RANDALL players ran be taught to hit, field' nhility to go iiirtre than six round*. '■-’Ih roll-up Dur- and outdoor furniture. . . ADDED STARTER .A I Koaen Commi-saion. will throw out- the With Oksoti. it all was’ mental. Y’ankee Stadium. What he had to heh it 42 over the twor.vear period. and GUS JOHNSON an0wh,. "It’s still early, of course, but disappointment when they released, guaranteed 175,000, television Old Inclian. Mickey Mantle wants to be Just bonrira. . ' ■ . = ’ ' He drilled well, OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAYS F a n ^ a t Ebbet* Field vkill have a ■'We don’t score enough to sup yon won’t win pennants with that Mickey - Mantle.' He doesn’t like 'V*. him laat year. Freddie had been •s^^The fact lhat he haa lost three mimey 4ncluded. long waif'-before they see th* port superior pttch||pg. kind'of playing or thinking." W’hen two pitchers holding the comparisons with Babe Ruth; l^u with them many years, .expected's tiilic* to Robin.aon, twice -by That’’ would appeal to )>e the I'DI'IC r.MI'IRES, Dick Thorpe. R E ^ A L Pirates again till* season. Because . '"Although Larry Doby hardly The Indiana knew. that, given same string face «ach other, sonrte- Gehrig, Jimmie Foxx or Hahk DYNAMITE DAN DUNN bfller fate. knocXoula. "'ciflris against hirn to only thing guaranteed about- the Of a quirk fh the schedule, the has supplied the White Sox with any degree of auperlatJve pitching thlng has got to give. When Billy Greenberg. " I ’m ', no Ruth or Theri (he Yankee* stepped in.and John O’Neil. Don Cowles and Ralph the ,hilt, hilt price-maker* started 'Whole situation. Tyler will work alt games in both Buci, after their first visit to a tpn of it, we misq his big punch. in addition to that of Whitey Ford Pierce of the W hite Sox beat the Gehrig,” he aald. I ’ll be satisfied -. I Friri'Beservatlona Call ^ offered him the Binghamton' Job. him off aa the favorite in this oife. MEN'S DHOrS Brooklyn, left for moet of the eum- ’’I sUU think that the trade :that and spared serioua injury to AthlcAice recently. It ghve him fiVe Fitz aald he accepted, only be- the Rec and C h u r c h Soft- I Right now, it- is pick ’em H O RSE SHOW ancki with a good year and that’s about Day or Night. BA 5;3684 907 JMaiR f t . W fiU o H BaildiRf-.m MI 9-1352 mer. They Wbn’t be ' back there Mnt Doby to Cliicago for- Otico Mickey MSntle and Yojgi Berra, straif^t victories over the A’t. But Ik"..,As to reaching Ruth's.home caitM the offer waa maiiq, by the halt Leagues this summer while I The ’general conaenaus rif box- until September 3. for a Labor Day Carrasquel and -Jim Buiby was a this U «' tremendous Yankee, club.' at tha same litfie, Art Ditniar of run ‘ record; Mtckey pointed :. out Titnw w . John Wtloqn .will also -umpir.c in ijig people -hr that-both Robinson -New Torlcr-tNEAi —The .Na A SUPPLY CO..elOiTON NOTCH ningaide “ t : : . . . . . «•»» tional Horse Show will be held, at double-header. However, they'll mistake, Carrssquel hasn’t hurt The Yankees are tough enough Kansas 'City, who had never lost that ht never haa hit more than 37 ...... 81.00 "You don’t aa.y no to a-champ." the latter circuit. Only Thorpe and Olson,, sro shot. Robinson’s General taw aervica. In the Rec loop lost aariy aharp-'ahooting la the big Madison Square Garden, Oct, 50- meet the Dodgera on August 7 In us. naither has ha helpad. He’s W’llhout being, given .a' running to the White Sen, had hit strifil; laat year — and doesn’t expect 8«c Mid Fat Fraddie, a champ himself, a gams to be played In Jersey. Cttyi' hitting BO mora than would ■fUrC ■ - broken aftjr four decUlona. many mere than that this year. Children • V personRIly- ( season. ' ' . » ' ' • ( obstacle for Olson. If ha cari fat Nbv. 6. ’ \ ...... ' .| • M ------f I I 1 ' ' ‘ l ' A - fJ ...... / - v : ' . I ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 11. 1956 r4fiE TWEKTY-tl^^O 'M AN(2IESTER^VENING IlERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 11, 19B6 PAGE TWENTY^THBBB nfelp W'antad—'Mala 88 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW! BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Busincm Opportunitiaa 32 Help Waiitod—Malt 88 AatoaobUos far Sal* 4 Help .WaQted- ila 8 6 Doga— birB s-—P e ts 41 A rticlM F o r S a t e ' 45 Beats and Accaaaeriaa 46 Musical Instminciits Hoiuia For Sale 72 Hoaaea For Salt 72 Lots'For Sate MANCHKSTER-To ha sold, appli Ite i OLDSMOBILE hardtop, tully / WANTED y TWO TOliNO tntnAomen/(c learn aheet poRtxatFnsLO'S p k t i u p f L'T. ■noj ALUMINUM tenaion e e rp ^ , ELECTRONIC ORGAN —MinahlSl, MANCHESTER, RoUIng Park — 612,706 SIX BOOM ranch. Hot Building Lots Classified ance and aervlce More centrally watar heat, lorga rootna, 'alum •quipped. Beautiful. < itU Nosh located, ahowina nihe volume of matai and he-*'—Inadrade. Mkachea. ^ now tocatod at Rouu S and Ckapol uaed one aeoaon. BxcaUent 4Midl- BUV BETTER BUILT aptnet, 3 k'ayboiurda. 3 octavo ^ p e . Six rooma, two unflnlahad, iftombler. Chem icta jtMl to buaineaa. Ow'ner ' moi’lna out of ,'^I.jithe handa and machlniata 4ith ter Sheet Mie ^ W o rk a , 14 High Rd., South Windaor,naxt to Eoat tlon. 8U U "x U ", four M"x36", pedals, 24 atopa, vibrato control 08.600, New five room ranch, 26' inum stOriiUk very clean. Subur In Town and StiburiMm Ddiqcla^ -Motora. 333 Main. \ N om FOQ OCAR RfAOKK ' Gray Research and Develop-,j;*nerai.ahop experience. Apply;' 8 U Hartfoid Driva-ln 'Thaattr. Open and brilUanca control. Mahogany. X 42' quality conatruction, 114,900. ban. Carlton’(V. Hutchins. 6U. f f Advertisement state. Reasonably priced. Call for 640. Gall after 6 p.m. M I.'3-5530, B O A T S A T B A R S T O W ’S 1-8162, 8-4694 T11I9 SAUC Ift PltACtlCAUV CLIMCMID ' further Information. Call - Alice 4Uuly »-S, Tuoaday, Thuroday and 61276. Other modela' avallabia -Bolton;^ new split level 612,400. MANCHESTER JUST MENTION DOWN PAVMINT.* inr ' Co., is E-X-P-A-N-D"- A.B.A. TOOL. AND DIE CO. 6695 up. Call for demonstration. CLASSIFIED ADVT. exCEPT FOR ‘TWO WORDS* WMAUABf TUCV; Clampet, Realior.'MI. 3-4543. Friday nighta 7 . t p.m. Mon- FOUR BURNER Parfaction oU Coventry, tour room hoilee, ga ASSOCIATES REALTORS YOUR GUIDE Stlii^BWi Wgntwl 38I a cheater cuatomara con 'coll JA . JUST NORTH o r POST OFFICE Lincoln. MI. 9-7246. rage, large lot, $8,20o. Many other PRACTICALLY NEW DEPT. HOURS OOVM nvyMENT 2 i' a o r EOMETUlNft stove with oven, amall heater.'277 TO GOOD MOTORING Oii.iTA WqHOCQ ViJW.WfAll.' oooorNOiW 0 I-N-G. This means more good i,- . ' ______8-3881 and wa will bring order Highland St. MI. .3-1345. lietlnga available.. Arbor Realty. PHIL iULUN OU,iMB HAVEKT VUITMOUT ANV AUTOM OroS salcam'en, one of| Tha best 16' and 16^ iMtboard WHY PAT MORE? Accordions Xn. 9-5524, or Mrs. Wella, 60. 6 Room Cape W itkTwo Baths 8:11 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. W IT H T H E SULf AMORS AVI RiarfTPRlC't _ Help Wanted—Female 85 1 oTV a l e m iu . h e l p , s ^ y work. the loateat growing concerna in home with ua at • p.m. to 33 6169.80, full siM, new, complete 60, 9-9221 Risur MONEVr COULDN’T DOWN WlVMENT. Spruce St. SALE—33 1-3% off on 180 patt«nit oklffa built la Haw England—66” 8-4786. Hot water, oil heat, plutered w0ls, FO L L O W IN G UOUSC.' theoa parta acIllM General beam, if''d ep th . 10 ft. models as with case and m e year guaroiite*. CHARLES LATHROP IXACTLV tOCATlOk.'iliD VUE JUStfORTOS BILLING CI.ERK. Must he good , , in the Blue Ribbon eoUection book. storm sash and screens\Near bua 60. 9-0364 . COPY CLOSING TIME USED CADILLACS TAKE OVER! Krtatoff. Central Conn. Coop,. 19 Motora automobilca. The men we SETTER PUPPlES, one male, one Wo also handle. texture point. It low as 6327. Oiestar Accordion Co., 91 Union OXFORD ST. — New flva room and achool. WUAT rvE tO V f IT typist and'good with flgureai .Good - th e follow ing, wh.V nt^ Stop ill /want mua^ be neat, aggregaive and St., 60. 6-8709. Open Mpndaya, b a r e ROHAH FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. MWAVS ■ \ - working conditions good wigea, ' . • « / Apel Placa, Manrheater. female.' five monthe old. Richard malea old ceiUiiga look tike new. Two only. 16' Plycroft, ftbarglaas ranch, excallent lei 6 0 .. 8-7413 / assume reaponaibilitieb - exper Cobb. MI. 34496. Grocn Pamt and Wallpaper Co., covarad,. 62W F a st! Wadnesdoya, Fridays and Satur tiOn. "IWo fireplacet,: MANCHESTER" MQN. THRU FRI. 1M3 Four door. Radio and heater, etc. Tel. Rm kville TR. 5.3336 lor I fo r ait titterview 7 / WANTED.' Man to take rare of ienced in doting dealt. Auractive ,4'. .'V appointment. next to klancheiter KnitUng Mills Sat the 21’ X 6' X 10” -P ly croft days. Our 29th year in Monehea- kitchen, walk-out booen Two LOTS, 60 X 100 each, Andover hydramatir, ponyer ateerint. lawn during summer. MI. 3-6397 rommiaaion.-honuli plan, draw and COCKER PUPPIES, A.K.C. regie- Captain with bertha and opening ter. ASSOCIATES REALTORS 10:30 A. M. Ijfh t blue. at tha Groan. Open from 9 a.m. Crockett, Realtor. 0...,„ Lake, pall Owner. 60. 9-3649 ofttr SALESWOMAN, experienced wom- ENGINE LATI^ after 6 p.m. many other company benefits For tered, blonda. tbda, 125-680. Rock 9 p.m. windahlald at 63.465, 8-8419, Residence 60. 9-7751.^ PHILHALUN 7 p.m. 8ATURDAY 9 A. M. an tntendew apply In peraon and ville, TR. 5-3634. One—14' 4” ' mquided Paceshlp 1353 Four door. Radio and heater, en'a apparel. Part time dally. Ex (jP E R A T O ^ - PRESS OPERA'TORS. fun or part Rooau Wittidut Board 59 60. 9-9221 h.vdramatic, power aleertn*. cellent salary. .Cali alter'2' p.m. ask for Mr. aoutier, M caura With wolkthru -center deck. S|it:l MANCHESTER-Two large five BUILDING LOTS In MancheMar, time. Good wages and working PonUac, 373 Main St. CONTROL BRED PorokeeU at 134 LIBERAL DISCOUNTS ciol 6416. room ranches, 114,900. 7-11 Lock- CHARLES LATHROP . near Bolton, Rurm zone. I ^ 132’ TOCK OOOPERATldsi WUiL Maroon. MI. 3-8112. Muat have kbility 'to a*t up and conditiona. fringe benefita apd Olenwood St. Entrance in rear, COMFORTABLE clean, tingle or BK APPRECIATED ON ALL GIFTS 36M Bvinrudea. 3 H.P, to 30 H.P. double room in quiet, private wood St. Full cellars, Youngstown 6 0 . 94)886 ’■^165’ and larger, 6 0 . 8>-W)10.______COUNTER OIRL—Experienced, 4 operate a Monarch'engine talhe profit sharing. Emptra Tool and WANTED — Ehcperiancad papar (boacmenti. Open • to 3 daily. MI. in Mock. Only at 185J Convertible. Radip and healer, F O R M O T H E R hoitie; Gcntleincn preferred. Ref kitchens, Anderaon wtndoWa. Con- h.vdramatic, power ateerini:. or 5 to 11 p.m. five or six nights .from pr(nta and gaugea. Day ^ fg, Co., Stock Place. producU aoletman for Williman- 3-6671 venlent achoola, bus, aho^ng. EARL ROHAN Uc. Manchester and Stafford B A R S T O W ’S erences. MI. 3-8183. 6 0 . 8-7436 Property for Bate 74 Dial Ml 3-5121 Maroon. a week. No Sundays. No telephone ahlft, / ■’ MAN TO DO yard work two ^11 COCKER SPANIEL pupa, rad and Open house Saturday 1-5. Three call, apply in person. Kopper KetJ Springs area. Prefer man with ea- BUDGET CENTER day a » week. Mechanical ability tabliahed following to add to our parti-colorad - 5 weak* old. AKC M I. 9 -7234 ROOM FOR couple. Kitchen privi- blocks north of Middle Turnpike 611.000 BOLTON. Two bedroom !HED COTTAGE on double' 1356 Four door. Radio, heater, "hy- Me, 328 .Main St. M CENTER ST. MI. 3-4164 leges. Near Cheneys. Quiet. 224 West—right turn' off Brood St. I dramatic. Li|(ht freen. STOCK CLERK required for equipment. M ^-5453, already developed accounla. Splen. registered, litter champion blood ranch. Aluminum storiri windows, lot s t ' ^ a Anuton. Ftridatene did opportunity for right man. line, Reasdhably priced, MI. Charier Oak, MI. 8-8368. CH. Arbor Redity. 6fl. 9-8634, or Mrs. ovarsisa garage ano«alta drive. flraplacov large screened porch, IF YOU NEED'money but cannot 6CANCHE8TER Boat Co., 10 Essex 6-4137. Wells, MI. 3-4XM. ^ Lost snd^Foand 1 1343 3'our door. Radio, heatea hy- wbrk full lime. We have the op Previoua experience/Required MAN WANTED,for Itiat^ laundry Write or coU for appointment; 9(9016. FACTORY SURPLUS; Mahogany Shccellent condlllim. Carlton W. electric kitchen, 68,800. 'Tenna. work. Must apply ln.p*raon. New St. m . 9-382t, Open evdntngs, 6 MI. S-8608\ - dramatic. Two tone (fray. portunity you need. Pleasant! in Block disperaala;' receiving Coimmera Paper li Supply Corp., and maple coffee tablea 67, unfIn' to t. Soturdsya 8 to 5 ;S0. NICE CLEAN room for one at Cen PORTER ST.—Older six room stn- Hutchins. 60. 9 -0U . 9-4694. ca where yhu can irofitable. Avon Cosmetics. Call Model Laundry, 73 Sj^ m it. Box 746, Norwich, ConnnecUcut. tshed kncehole dgakg $21.50 unfin' ileie Und «1 knitting 1313 3'our door. Radio, healer. and ahipping pybeedures. Day UvcBtock— Tdiiclea 42 ter. Parking. SatKf' ahower; 29 gle, garage, oil heat, poKh.'Oood 3-5195, ished bookcases |12, rebuilt mat' Hazel Sr. 611, 9-7063. ■ike lot, nice section. Near Center, MANCHESTER VALUES icceaaortea, gtamped irreen. Standard ahifl. Very ahlft, STATION ATTENDANT, part Hmei 330 DAILY, fell 'luminouB door Bubo mornings or aftbrnoona. Apply in treasea 613.95-621.65,' box apringa 36 FT. COMET Sailboat. Good con- achoola and bus. Asking 613.800. For Bala 75 dery cottoiih and clean. ,BILUNG CLERK. Mbat b« good platea.; Write Reevea, Dept. 491-, WE BUT COWS, calvea apd beef diuon. Price 6450. 6n. 9-4436. - beautifully furnlriied, spaci Firat on market, three s ei'son. Marribd men . preferred. 121.95. A good selection of uaed GAodchlld 'Ra0ty Co., Re0tor6. BOL/rON, GOOD toda. At Your Tarn typist and good with figures. Good ^ ■ Attleboro, Moaa. Free aamplea. cattle. Also horses, Piela Bros. furniture. Many pieces rafiniahed. oua room with complete light yasra ■lx, room Garrison Flva Cottose St. Phone MI. T /U /ik c ter HANDiJCra'AV MACHINE ee Bob Kietwan, Turnpike Auto Tel. ML i-7405. 60. 8-7828 or BU. 8-1)988. room ranch See These Tip Top Cars ■ m n u M t t working conditions, good wkges. g Some ontlqUea and knick-kacka. housekeeping facilitiea avoUaMe 0 , Ula bath, lavatory etc, RcH'kville, TR.' 5-3338 t4Ci, MAti. . OPERATOR pike. coin and Mercury cars, both lead Contact ua for your reflniah and Scott-Atwater Dealers Will rent single er double. Chil MANCHESTER—Four room bouse Dish woohar, dfspoaoJ, ■ iCSWII ,»tWfPAPH pointment. dren acmpted, (limited). Central. two bedrooms, good realdentim dowa, high elevation, ■ acre M . iLD watch with sold' ex- ers in their claaa. Alao safe buy repair work. 25 year factory aX' Only 615,000. Will o t Set up and operate HAR- Articles For Sale 45 perience. LeBianc Furniture HoS' Reasonable, Mrs. Doragy, 34 Arch sacUon, oskihg 110,800. Small cash leloaad porch, two-car gg- FHA. T. icelet, initialed J.P.T, PRESS OPERATOR wanted. Five used cars for which we have a J. Crockett, Realtor, MX. eat Side track, Waghinp- MHLOW MOTtillS DINGE hand screw machine i Apply • ‘ St Mat Tool and Engineer . pital, 198 South St., comer Vernon 'e alao have a good aeleclioji ot 8t* required. T. J. Crockett, Reoltor/i rags. Excellent condition on^ ,nHt day week, benefits. Must apply in statewide reputation. Wa' want a POWER MOWERS 3-8416, Kealdenee 6 0 : M . 8-5TfT. 4.V1 MAW ST., MANCHF.STER from pi'inta. Must grind necei- ing, 291 Adams Si. man who is a hard worker and Ave. and South St., Rockville. TR. Mftce 60. 3-8419, Residence m . location. person. New Model Laundry, 73 5-2174, Open 9 to 9, Soturdayi Un M motora On hand. Ncw» and PLEASANT ROOM, one block fepm 9-7781. ■ ' / Automobiles fur Sale 4; Business Senriccs Offered 13 Aluminum' W'indows .Summit St, - ■ary tools. Night shift. wishes to earn 37,500 to 310,000 ‘Three fammia makes. No tlowif Mom St. Separata entrance. Gea V e r n o n — Attrocuva thn()v bad- tOST—T*n black, part Corker 13353 CHEVROLET two door, 1851 'WANTED yearly. Career man wanted as this Ul 6. usetTliMta, and a complete line of Fly's om ranch naqr new roonr ranch, fuU haaemewt, te n * Pleaaa call C^avrolet qedan. Fully eqillpWd- and Doors 14-A payment, 32 weekly. No paymenta tiemen. Parking,' MI. 3-4^4, 6tANCHESTER-Thraa family on and Beaclt 1349 CAIJHXAC'DeVllle otie Own^^l HILLS' TELEVISION Servlet. DENTAL hKJRSE, experience not, Excellent working condition*. Men for oui-' press room. 'Firat and ia a permanent position. Previoua until July.' 60 GALLON Weatinghouae electric p'ointa ■'qnd marina accesaoricaf. East Srde. Excellent ebndltlon. achool 4,900. lot, fins toesUon for WhOdraD. MI; 3-6376 bfand new tirei.. Douclaa liotora, er. 23,000 nulea Extra nice /in ! Available at all tlmea. Philco fac- GUARANTEED against all haz necessary.,Wednesday and Satur second shifts. automotive experience, not ab- SINGLE. PLEASANT, fumlahad 614,900. Madallna Smith, lUiKoib 833 ^ a ln . •" Ideal apot for local reaidents. hot water heater, $50. Alao 120 Visit our ^w room a. 9-9 d ailjt,^ - Terrific potential. T, ^ Crockett, •^ever.v reapect. . Douslaa M^ora, { lory aupervtaed aervlca. Tel, Ml. ards. Aluminum screens and day afternoons off. Write Box Q, Complete insurance program and aolutely nccesaaryi Demonstrator BIUDGET CENTER gallon Rheem hot water, heater. room. Oarage available at 423 E. R e0tor, Office, 60./X-8416 rasi' 60.9-1643. ^ LOST—Black Cerman Shepherd ■V 3-9638. Herald. . New five m ranch, Ula bath, de*. aiiawere to "Duke". Alao 333 Maih.v . . . y / storm windows as well as/com other employe benefits; Apply supplied, plus many other em 6100. Both like new. Coventry. PI. Middle Tpke. MI. 1-8158. dance 60. t-725i; / bination acreen and atorn/ doors. SPENCER ploye beneiita. Apply in peraon to Ml. 4-4164 fuU cellar, yordt 616,800. ELUNGTON — Seven rooa^ oO brown, half Colli 1350 NA^H. radio, heateKhydrama. 195f FORD rStvertihl,i./lVew tmi. BOOKKEERIND SERVICE for any S1I4< PRESSER. Good pay, full GRAY RESEARCH 2-4756 or PI. 2-7833. M cINTO s I l ^ O A T CO. FOB RENT-Rockvilla, Ona fum ■team heat, Uundiy room: ga ‘•CaM Coughlin. MI. 3-77Q7." RUBBER PRODUCJTS CO. Mr. Belfiore, Moriarty Bros., 301' SMALL,, OLDim homt In excellent Bhepherd. Anawe to Prince. Uc. $126. Ml. 3 MTJ after 6 p.m. aood Minntnir rhnditloji 3600. Ml. size bualneaa, reasonable rbtea. time. Apply Manchester Dry SIS Center St.' HOY MIX aaphnlt plant open. iahed'room. Lady or girl. Tel Other UaUng9 available rage, pouo, lot 83'xisr. Jtewag ML 3-4335. Reward.^ CHAPEL ST. \ JUST ARRIVED! AttrocUve aelec 82 OAK ST, 6U. 9-3102 neighborhood. Three bedrooms, 9-4974 after 6. \ Office, 63 E. Center St. MI. 9-3512. Cleanera. MI. 3-7254. AND DEVELOPMENT CO. Gravel, aand, atone, rich loam 63 Rockville TR. 5-5450. dining room, living room with fire 616.600. ‘Tremont Realty. TlC 3-4941. ------/ A ' Uon of chaise loungea and chrome up to 6W,000. n ^ a 8>3649, 6 0 . 8-4101. Florists— NursEr I 5 ! DPPf ROUTE SALESMAN wanted SALESMAN—Welt oiggntied 4leal' a yard deltvarad hi truck loatla. chairs. Ketlrip'a, Inc. place, garage. Immaculate g u a r a n t e e d U S E D C A R S 1943 FpRD >a-ton panel. Oood tlrea. OPPOPTliNITV for ambitious girl erahip has openings for hard work Nuiadorf Sand and Stona Co. Ml. " Peraonal^ ! ■ 3 New paint. Excellent condition. MANCHESTER T.V, Services, radio ijwii.rw"*ic 'T'Rvs'R rifrui In local accounting office. Short HILLIARD ST , -;MANCHESTER day. week, numerous beh ROOM FOR RENT, MI. 3-5874. throughout. City uUUtlea. Walk (o ROCKVILLB-Brand new 8% n o n ^Ize for ing laleaman. ICxperienca not 9-7408. ^ CEDAR FENCES, picked bundle, ohopping and bus 619,600. Moddock FRANCES K. WAGNERp 1955 OLDS.MOisiLE-‘.f88” . Ml, 9-9773, \ and T.V. apecialiata ain « 1934. hand and typing ability helpful. Muat apply in person. Mancneater Ihamonda—mVatchastV ranch, large living room w itt ftnui WANTED—Rldera' from Manchea- transplanting. 36 Bush ^ iiK Rd. "A GOOD PI^C E TO WORK " Coat, Apron, Towel Supply, \ 73 necessary. For Interview call >G. wire apllt rail poets, clothes pole. and deVoa, Reoltora JA. 2-0388, REALTOR Charter memhera of Telsa. MI. MI. 9-7226, ' Phone MI. 9-2206. 3-5185. « WHEELBARBOW, hand cultivhtnr / Jewelry^ '■ .48 place, three bedrooms, full base ter to Pratt and Whitney, 3 to Holiday coupe. Radioi, heater, WANT~tCTBUY .V CAit\pd~hTd 9-6660 or MI. 3-4607. Summit St. ' ' tables, Ikrge oval mirror. fMl. MI. 9-8438. Evenings MI. 9-6984. ment. Juat off Parkway. Price . 4;45ahlh; MI. 3-5301.______6 0 . 6-1167 hydramatir, power - ateerinjc, .Vour credu turned doWn?';Don'l WOMEN FCIR full and part time 9-7017. ■ LEONARD W, YOST ^ e le r, re-' FURNISHED ROOM at 247 No. 614,800. 6fadeline Smith, lUottar./ COMPLETE REPAIRS by Stuart TRUCK DRIVER with good drii^ IDEAL FOR your growing family I FARMER'S Fruit and ;^ e ta b le power brakea, two tone Steen alve Up, ae* "Honest" Douxla*. w’oik. Apply Main Office, second' Help Wanted— : BIRCH PANELED crib with inner Uri, adJuaU\watches bim rtly. -.yoln St, Inquire Mra, Iriah, CAPE COD—Six comptatad rooms, \ ^ . 8-1943. and Ivorj’, 333 Main. k finanra cbm^ny R. Wolcott on wringer and auto RooDns—Sldins floor, 'J. W„ Hale Corp!, Corper Ing record, for furniture truck./ 15 CU. FT. C H ^ T type deep frets- immaculate Cape Cod, mAdlly oX' OuUet, III Shut Middle^ Tpka., Male or Femsle spring mattreaa, $25. MI. 9-6091. aoaonable prices. OpenN' pondable at low coat. Bulk of,aeC' 0umlnum windows and doora, at matic waahtng machinea, electric .Main aiul Oak Sts TYPIST—Rate clerk to work nights ML 9-1705. '\ er, in very good condition. MI K BOLTON LAKE-Oroup et I epoirina Thurada.v May 17 for the Pl»n- , , / , . ‘ -'C\, ROOFING. Siding' and carpentry. 'Thursday evenings. 129 8j ApiMment»—Plata— ond floor work done. Nice lot. tached garage, oil hast, large lot. i PONTIAC STARCHIEF rangea, vacuum cleaners, motors, fdr trucking company. Exper c a s h ie r s , Saleagiria and receiceiw 9-0386. PIKE POTTERY — Newington Street. 60. 9-4387.' A r s 0 buy at 618,900. A. R. W M t togas that must be oo!' 1950 TWO DOOR Chevrolet small appilancea. welding. 174 Alterations and additions. Ceil RELIABLE SALESGIRL wanted. ience deaired.yMI. 9-5273. Walk to achoola, buaea. Sound ExceUant investment. «aaetablea from farm to you.' We ings Workmanship guaranteed. MAN A.S HELPER on furniture. inir help, full and part time. Ai MOhawk 6-4709. Flagstone, bird Tcncmcnta, <3 vMue at 616,300, Maddock and andJ3o. 60. 9-4869. Convertible, Radio, heater, hy healer, excellent tlrea. Private Main Street. MI. 9-6678. Daily 3 to 9, Saturdays and Sun- ^LVINATOR range, four burner, hatha, goxing globea. oil colors, tanUri.'Relatlvriy ama ,Te a special treat for- the chtl. dramatir. power ateertna, pow'er owner. MI. 9'79()4. \ A. A. Dion. Inr., 299 Autumn da ys\l to 9 p.m. Applj'. in person, tnick. MI, 9-1705. ■ King’s Dejtartment Store, Pine ccellent condition. Tank t j ^ Garden— Fanp—Dairy ROOM apartment, heated. 175 daVbs, Realtors. JA. S-OJS#, eve- WANTED and Cooper Hill Sta. good aaaortnient. Hitching ' posts, COLONIAL—Two bedroom*, new quirad. Asking 636,00#: T. brakea. TVo to rhooae from. One GOITER'S T.V. Service, available Street. MI. 3-4860. aftei-nopns. Comell Bakery, 449 valipum cleaner. Reasonable. Ml. P rod n ets Available June 1st nlnga 6-3954. | > CrocketL Realtor. Offlca' MI. PONTIAC foui^ooV,^ Radio, WANTED—Experienced Bulldozer • Jockeys flamingoa, iron lawn fur' riding, nicely londocaped lot, fire black'and ivory, one maroon and any''time. Antenna converaiona. RAY'S ROOFING CO., shingla snd Hartfcira Rd. 9-11 8-8989. place, oil heat,, basement garage. 8-6416, Raal^ca MI. 9-061, black. heater, signal lights. Here is a Ph'Uco faclor.v superviied aervice. ^ I-atlie Hand.s. , operator. Call any time. MI, niture, flower pots, ceramics. Con- POTTED TOMATO plants. lettUce, "BETTER and DIFFERENT” O PE N IN G built up roofs, gutter snd con ——V 9-435,6. A, Dzen Conati-ucUon Co. CHAISE UNGE, bookcase, out' tractori.. discount on flogatoh*, Bowera School area. A. R. WlUcIa good second car for the family for Tel. Mi. 3-1486. A * p T E A broccoli, cauliflower, kohlrabi and TWO ROOMS and' .bath,. unfUm- and Co. 60. 9-4369. GLASTONBURY V mllaa as iittle as $5 a week. McOure ductor work. roof. I'himney re WOMAN FOR general housework, Mi.lling .Machijiie Opclators grill, .painted narrow Open lUiiy, evenings and Sundays, i*Hed, unKoated, firqt floor. 99 IVt ACRES — VIEW SATURDAY, MAY 1955 PONTIAC cabbage. Krauie'a Greenhouae, froln Pratt ofid Writnoy. Flva Pontiac, 373 Main St. MI. 9-4.54#. ANTIQUES , Rafiniahed. Repairing pairs. Ray Hagenow, MI. 9-2214. onerhalf tlav 1 week. MI. 9-266*. and Grinders. illaneous. . MI, 9-30S5 Special, bird bathi 63.50. . Berlin 621 HarUord Rd. 6 0 . 9-7700. Charter OakNSt, Suitable for two. room ranch and griOgo. win op- Ray Jackson, Ml. 3-6325. i c o m p a n y 'turnpike, front 4if Pike Theater Four door. Radio, heater, hydra- done bn' any furniture, Ti*iban. JA. 9-0636. X tome fortunate retired or bust' TO B E SO L D iri to a dlsciimlnafiiw buyer. matic. Two to rhooae from. One , PONTIaC* c'onveilible. Exocllerit 189 South Main St. Phobe MI. GIRL "TO W0RK\evenings on cos . Notice on Highway. RHUBARB FOR freezing and .n*sa couple wishing qountry living ouae bos avarythlng ^ehioliit condition. New motor, tlrea. lop \ 3-5643. metic ''counlei'. I^perl’ence neces-, Man.v lienefits. CHROME AND'\lcathar atrollel, canning, IS pounds 61; rhubarb in a “different and betlhr'’ home K ^ROY a n d JO H N cream and black, iina two tone MAGEE COMBINATION gas and So. Windsor, Avery St. — Five privacy. An acre of Undi traaa green. and batterV, 32fX). MI. 8-7.590. Roofing and Chimney's Ifi-A sary. Must be oV^ 21. ..Arthur ' In afoordaiice >ritli the require-- Applications also padded cbnvertibla hii roots, aiX' tor fl. O'Connor, 71 4 Hi r o o m APARTMI redecer will be delighted to own this cus room custom buUt home with at end flowora. For oppotntmett oall After 5 MI.'S-347D. Ding, Main Si. Excellent working condition.5. ment.s of the Zoning Regulations chair, baby'a rockmg chair. oil range, alao oil k guaranteed. Pick perience. Free estimates. Call lenced person.- Salary conimensu- •Jfiii Centei' Street barns. Size I7"x39i4" aiia^T" .P lace. eluding ksporeteSI dining room and up, delivery. 113 .Wells. St. kfl. 8 P.M. in the hearing room of the y Fem ales 45” II each, cash and carr^Old for cottage. MI. 9-7606. extras. Lot 113x284. Full price eallent financing avoUobla.-Aoktiig 810 Main $tr«ct TRAILER, a.xle and wheels, 3I0; Howley. Manchester MI. 3-5361. rate \vilh ability. Contact Di\Gld- Municipal Building on the follow- ■ Hiving room with picture window 616,000. 66,800 but any reoaonable i offer/ 1955 CHBWROLET 335 Center SI. 9-1702. - - dtii""'., MI. 3-1141 foi' appointrbgnt. NELCO TOOL COMPANY Colony Co., Hilliard St. ' s t r a w b e r r y p l a n t s . Premier Busincaa lAieattens frkm'''-'; St) enchanting view, 01 FOR THE BEST in Bondyd built | _ ing applications: STATE HEAR- -/ fH O R SEMI-AUTOMATIG Spin ond^'^binson, 61.50 per hundred. conriderod, "b J . Croekett, (Next toV -long, covers 40 sq, ft. per Househald Goods ' 51 REALTOR Bob Oliver, Center Motor Saica, Jilan.v Aloi e At rags, and Junkmen's Junk. Will ' l.lgrOR PKR.MIT ton. Sawed bed edge 2” bed, T’ to STORE FdR, RENT at 214 Sprues 610.; THREE BEDROOM t o ^ . 611,00#. MI. O-OTn. a i Main St. *- Ml. 9-6010, JA. 7-38^0, ‘chairs Iot rent.*MI. 9-0752. i NOTH r: u r appmc athI N o l i c e Apply ^ilanager ElectHc Clocks 66 E. Center St.,806 Andrews Bldg. pick up after 3 p.m. Call Rockville I 8" high. 1’. to 3H' length, covers ANTIQUE FURNITURE, iilver, St., suitableany type of bus! 6 0 . 8-1158 13 yai ’■ rid, Oomplataly/ re BARLOW MOTORS LOWEST PRICES In toWn~femBle TR. 5-7621. MANCHEirER~^ Moving ■ and STOCK Hoy AM) PACKER HOI'TH MA.M'HESTER FIRE 70 sq. ft. per ton. Thin wall atone, glass, china, end used furniture ness, Mf. 9-209X decorati Near bua, ahitoplng, BOCKVXLLE - New 8% roam 1355 'PLYMOUTH aulmrban. Bia- 1 Thi.'* ^16 t'l.f'iv*' ri'itiPf that I, Refrigerators ranch,, three bedroome, large liv cayna blue, four door, auttomatic J 435 MAIN. ST., MANCHESTER Inatiuctor, dual contiol. atandatd t - trucking Co. -MI. 3.8563. Owned \V. PvK.VAriJ. oV 4>i6if!t*»r.v DISTRICT Sitaations Wanted— ’ j heavy wall stone random, Bolion bought and sold. Furniture Repair 610,600—CAPE, 8 rooma, large school. Cai W. Hulchinr, R w - jr aulomatic. Appointnienia any i HAVE YOUR lawn nmwera aharp' and operated by Walter B-. Per- Rnckvill*', (*4'nn* rtiful. filPdXan s p m i a l i ng .391 veneer stone, slate flagging,Bol- Serrice. Ml. 8-i449! FOR RENT—Two c^cea .In Siebert tor. 60. 6-4684./ ing room, fireplace, kitchen wfth .tronamiaalon, 17,000 milea, •xcel-1 Ambitiou.s, energetic young ’ appHrmltm ilalpfl April JJ4 . inSK. ; .5IKET . Male Extremely Low Prices^ kitchen, downetalra bath, 4 years STATION WAGONS 1954 Chevro tltne, ..M. and M. Driving School.' ened now. R. Hopfner '87 Cheatmit ett Jr., and Willtam .1, Pickering. Notice is hereby given lo all the 1 ton Notch,Quarry. Call'MI. 9-0617. Building, Coventry. Ideal for at- ■eporeta dinette, birch caMnatau lent condition. MI. 3-3076. ; man required lo supply part.s Ihp L-iqui.r iVinti'i'l for old. Rockville. Tremont Realty. eicneuet fen, Ula hath, ploetered let. 1953-1952 Fords, all metal, all .M1\9-654L . - I St, Phone ML 9-2333. - PiuikHK*- l.iiiiior f*uj5ifiil for ihp kbIp legal voters of the South-Manches EXPERIENCED typist desire* OVAL, MAHOGANY dining table ' tomey,'real estate or mdio and T R . 8-2849, MI. 1-4301. VIRGINIA ROAI thras bed' AUS'HN A. CHAMBERS CO. local ail'd pack uni.ls. Asaist in rivet- ulrohfihr li‘iiior •>« th** pmnlAofi at Ih work to do in his home evenings; ROYaL AND Smith-Corona port ABC APPLIANCE CO three leaves. Excellent condition T.V. aalea and-repairs. nx7*7041. room roiulh, Youh^town kitchen walls, oil hot water heat, lawn in nice condition. Diaugiss Motors. ing and as.senvhlj' operations, citrnf’r of and Wrj*l Slrpots, ter. F ire D istrict th at a .special 1353 CHRYSLER, to be sold from 333 Main. and long distance moving pack lueetingwill be held in the Nathan and weekends. Contact A. J. Tur-! able and standard typewritars. 680. 6 0 . 3-6437. . HIGHLANb P A R K - Ten rooms, tile bath; hot woHr n u t, two fire with ohada trees, end aiUeeUa fith pow; ing, storage. Call Ml. 3-5187. Hart •Must be over 18* eark of age. l Rftrkvillo. A>di»u'f'Urilt. All makes of adding machines 1.400 SQ. FT. OF SPACB:,' Idaai driveway. Near echori and bus. •lUtc. MI. 3-0283. MntWcyclea—Rievcles 11 Th** 1j» own^'d by W. ale School on Spruee" Street at geon. Jr., corner of Main and MI. 9-1575 21 Maple St two garages, oil atsam, rsdecor ploces,^ bOaemriil ganQM. omoalte _ lers.i^’ree estimsiess. M l. 3-1383. ford CH. 4-1423. Ask for-Norman C. CbmolLo I'KNAUO -of r rented. Repairs -on all SERVEL GAS 'refrigerator, excel business location. Inquire 166 ■ted, 149‘x297', 618,000. North End drive, olumjmm etorm/wlndowe A real buy at 6ll,600. Owner, JA . 1951 FORD V-8 custom four, door BIKE.t; CHAIN drive trikes, fri. for interview for above posl- Rfx'kiillc. rnijii.'ftirm. and ^ill ron* S\pO P.M. iDa.vIlght Sayirdt Woodland (3rd floor>. lent condition. 8 cu. ft. Can be con' West Middle T^ke. 6 0 . 8-7048. 13M CADILLAC -hardtop coupe,. Bedap- Radio, heater, signal lights, makes',' lilarlow’a. —two family B-B, new fumaqc, and'Ooora,/te akcellent coti(UUan. 8-3861. Beautiful two tone blue finlah. I . cyclea, pedal, rata. Rebuilt, iwEST^dOVaNG^ac^^^^ lions. diw^dc Ky JeOris w. rknavd. of TiW ) on 5Vedne.sday, May 16, MAN WITH power mower desires verted to bottled gas. MI. 3-8125. S. A. B e e fie r , Agent; 60. overdrive. Good clean car for as painted like new! for half the price. GARDEN.S Pf/IWED with John age. warehousing,! crating serv Road MR, Rorkvillf^^(.>11- 1,9.5^ for the follrfwing pTirpoae,: 14’] GALLONS..of house undercoat Bqats and Accessories 46 two-car garage, neal- bus, ochobl BOLTON^A emeu eetote. Five Full Cadillac equipment. Driven ; iittle aa 35 per weak. McCnure Deere tractor. MI. 9-2136. na nicy les. all sizea. greater color combination.s_ tre choir*, china closet, (bread (lotrd) full baaement. Upstaira unflrilihed. ^STINGS WANTED In rid^ and green finish, dsrk' green lop, vour bathroom and kitch'en. For ^v5tANUHE.STER NGTICK is hereby given- that Boa if Coniitilssionera WANTED—By July 1st, on Price reduced to 613.S(XI for quick Office Ml. 3-8416 Manchester Cycle Shop 166 West 1 mendous savings. MI. 9-9i58". the .-Selei tmen and Town Oerk Ubie 655. 91 Jarvis Rd. new homes. .Buyem Hydramatio, radio.' heater, power .Middle Tpke. tree estimates call MI. 9-2685, The . Dated s inche.ster, Conherti- permanent'basis, first floor room s0 e . Will GI or FHA. , *T. J^ Residence Ml. 9-7751 steering,, Continental spare whe*l. Tile Shop, Bucklandj will be in ae.s.sion at tH f■ A'ndover Locate Your Office At 869 Main Street for elderly lady'in good health wont occupOncKncw. epfna and of PAINTING . Paper hanging. Paper, VA GOtiD F l’aCE T0,.5\'0RK" cut this 3i [ay of April 1956. FRANK HAS got everything under Crockett, Heritor, Office ' 60. achool, T.’ J . E a ^ t , Bnlker. ML nearly new whitewall fires. Slany removed by ateam. Wash and ' Town Hall on Saturday. May. 19th. the sun iq furniture. Reasonable Prefer Green' Itanor location or vi 8-5416, Reridehce MI. 9-7781. MANCHESTEB-Hawthoma St. -v » Sapth Tailn ] 5\'EAVING oj burns, moth holes 1956 from 9 a.m . until 6 p.m. ^ ★ NEWLY MODERNIZED , cinity. Will aat meala .Mnd spend Brand new three bedroom ranch, 9-7683. InatoUaUtw a*4 Repair other quality extras. I.ow mileage. '^Vanled Aiito*^ . calcimine ceilings Reasonable j HEATING and plumbing nierhanic. prices. 420 . Lake St. Juat tfaded In on a later model snd torn clothing, hosier.v inns, prices. CH. 9-2785. I Full residential and commercial (DST) for the pimpose of examin moat:0f day and-evening* in our 610,950 TWO' bedroom ranch, g a full C all0,‘'tUa bath, hot watan' 'SpeetaligL / \ Molorc.vcles , 12 handbags repaired, zipper te- 100% MAIN STREET LOCATION heat, 01 uUllUeaj Raaaonahly LISTINGS WANTED^ Cadillac. A car ynt^ would be experience. See plumbing fore- ing the quftlifiratidn.s of Ftleclors QUAUt T COMBINA'ndK- oil-goa hbm*: WelUick, 11 Crosby Rd;'MI rage, omarita drive, treee, cen-. two-lomBy, proqir lo own at Center Motor plBcenienl. umbrellas repaired. PAINTING—Exterior and liiterioi*, t»tan, at Forbes .Manor, Brewer and to admini.ster the Elector'.a ★ PRIVATE and PURLIC PARKINO FACILITIES range, pil drum with stand. Very 9-2044. trri. Carlton W. Hlutchlne. MI. priced for a. new home, 03,800. ^ Stwirs GlMiiad USED CARS 5VANTED- ^5Ve are Charlaa Pontlcelll. 60! t-9944. naaa property. Have : Salea, 461 5falii St, always tpt'bUe.sled in buying clean men's alllit collsrs,reversed and!, paperhanging, ceilings refimshcd. /IExtension. Hast Hartford. Oath to those found qualified. i t CENTRAL AIR-CONDITIONING good conditiem. Reasonable. 60, 9-8132, 6a.V-469^ buyere. Mortgagaa a n a INfrALLED replaced, Marlow s Little Mend- Wallpaper books oh request. E s^ (Naturalized citizens bring 9-8373'.. i- , ' . WANTED-Three or, four room Cars^ for top < ash prices, "rr-y our SIX ROOM Jhouoe. two unflnlahad, TANNER STREET ~ Six room Please call Goqrga L. Or /himo'iis cash five 'minute buying mg Shop. I - mates given. Fully insured. ,Ed- nanii allzalion papers ' or other ★ AUTOMATIC FIRE SPRINKLERS heated apartment by single, bust ^OfllartDraintdi WANTED SIX B u r n e r , two oven Roper gsa ness woman.' Ml; 9-2274 after garage, full .baaement, ameatte coloniri, large enclosed porch! re-, Reritor. 60. 94S7S. 109 service, flpen 9-9 daily. Barlow ;FriT"FIN^H~H;iland window j documental proor of citizenship i. i t CENTRAL HOT WATER and INCINERATOR SERVICE stove; 1l.3 cubic foot gas relrig- ■p.mL drive, nice shady lot. Excellent lo- rage. Near schbols;-"'Available' Street. • Q u a l i t y t o p s o i l Motors. 435 .Mam .*41 . Aiaiichester. shades, made lo measure. All p a in TING AND paperhanging, Board of Admt.ssion • ★ COMPLETELY MODERNIZED .erator. Both In excellent working eattoh.'Close to achool and riorei. July, Phone owner alter 60. mveitemaey , L. Edward 'tVhitromb x WANTED TO ^ N T 4 or 5 room 9-1606. No agents. IF r e a d y to buy, eall, exc Tom aoi (^uoiry F O R S A L E metal Venetian bliilds at a new/ Repafr or new work. First ciasa ' E.NI’KIURNI'ED ■ condition. Reasonable. MI. 9-9593. 84 Friknor Drive, ' orrangad, low price. Keys .made while J'ou.i. \vor|< at reasonable rates. Ray Roscoe P. Talbot -■ ■' i t JUST ONE FRONT SUITE AVAILAILE NOW apartment by reliable family of 4. real 'eatoto, mortgagaa am Prompt dellvrr.v. Ask about Rusihps.8 Sfn'ices Offered ws'it. Marlow's. \ -)U-\(.'HIMSTS John Carl.soii , NO MONEY DO'WNt Cair Briatql, LU. 3-7862, reverto FIVE BEDROO#(t rider home, conauit Howardvard R. maUnge Agea- Draiooso Co. our quahtltv prices, mond Fiske. MI. 3-8237. ■A m o d e r a t e RENTAL ■: 'nvo FAMILY HOME large lot oil heal, brand new aid cy. Ml. 9-1107. T ^ L S Rl-iCpNDlTiONKD: MoiT- Elisworl! Cove.ll' .Stkrt Your chargea. . TEL. Ml 9-6128 F'URNITURE repairing and refin- NORTH EASTERN DecoratinffiCo.. , And Paled at Andover. Connecficub Monthly Payment! 5.-8. Ih excellent condition. Four- ing, double inaulatton, combination PliOHB Ml M 1 4 3 ers, (hand and powei l precision Is '^ g ; antiques restored. Furnt- ■iuminum windowa. Irnmedlele ARE YOU OON81DERIKO graund lo 30 inches, SSws of sll . e.xterior and interior painting. th la.JW h ' day of May 19,56. 1 Month After. You Receive car garage, mmeeite drive; land- SELLING YOUR PROPERTT7 - ■ tiire Repair Seridee, Talcottville. Spraying if desired. Free e.sli- TOOL M'AKEKS Your Home Outfit Farms and Land For Sate 71 scaped lot. , - occupancy; _ 19 Autumn St. Call J • ' kinds. Machine filing and retooth- ,M1. 3-7449. now.^A. R. Wilkie and Co. 6G. We wUl approlaa your propetty ing. Pircuiar aaws, precision' mates and suggestions with color 3 COMPLETE ' tree and without anyny cohngatlan. arheme. 5II. 9-7,547*. ROOMS OF B r a n d NEW WARREN: E. HOWLAND 9-4889. sharpened: :gumming;. s.'-ces, ensi / 5 'i ACRES OF I-ANb. Birch Mt. We rioo buy property for cooft.' BEFG RE You Buy q ' Apply FURNITURB REALTOR lage kiqvea, mpwer blades. sheS'i-s. I PAPERING AND painting. All Road; Briton. Mi. 9-7446. g or buying contact , Heater or Air Conditio.ner knives .serrated; flippers,' etc. RiiHdincFr-ContractiiiK 14' All 100% j(uaranteed; come in orig MI. 3-llQg Ml. 9-6003 TANLEY BRAT,: Realtor work guaranteed. Free estimates. •K.A. PATrEN CO. , inal' factory cratee, with original Lots To/Sate 7.1 ■’ For Your Home See The Keys cfiiplii aled. • Enipson H. i Call MI. 9a272. 618.900 He a r JIENRY St.-Roomy BRAE-BURN REALTT AbOrn, Maple St. Ktlington. Rock- BID^KLL HOME Improvement Wanted factory aerial numbers; Housler For itele 72 6 0 . S437I. XONVERSE N>\v \VES'riNGHOl!SE Co.''AlCeratums. additions, gs-1 .50 3 55'e|l)ierell St.Mant hester. Conn, BLOND BEDROOM Cape Cod, excellent. condition ANDOVER iJtK E -Approximately ville TR. 5-7166. ■ V . ' '' * *' PAINTING, ' .paperhangmg, floor Tree*. ameilte drive, many Year Round Air Conditioner rages. Re-siding specialims. Easy j sanding and finishing. Old floors LIVING ROOM SUITE 9ERARD ST -L arge four bedrpom li acre corner plot, also single WOOD LAND wonted, located In JR. NfELODY RADIO / T V., phono a. biidgej terms. MI. 9-8495 or TR! i 5-Pc. DINETTE SET .'colonial on a beautifully .fond- axtraa. Carlton W. Hutclilns. MI. lot. New road*, electricity. Write Manchester, Vernon, Coventry or refinlahed. \>'rnon Hutiliins. Ml if YOUNG 5IAN, 17 yeais ot- older,,' WAITRESS ACXTESSORIES ScafMd corner lot. New bath.^ lava 9-5132, 9-4694. , vee sea oi_9Ml...wl(r9^> Night I alia. Guaranleed service. 5.9109!'- ' t . 9-29,57, '[ to woik in roadside' fruit .and r ■ G. Wood; 23 Laurel Rd,. Windaor ' BoHon. Give locatio'n and piica. F. Ml. 9-2280. Full time, evenings, 5 p.in. to | I "lyeetlnghouae” Elec. Refrigerator tory down, garage, large" aide '610,000- EIGHT room single, ateam Locks, Conn. Tel. 'NA. 3-.3626. O. Box 887, Manrheater. CEMENT aN’D s t o n e niaspnry. I vegetable stjn d . M I, 9-7441 or M l. "Emeraon" Television por^h. Immediate ocpu^ncy; T. PAINTIN8 AND A\^tii^house RUBBISH AND ashes. removed. sidewalks, steps, terraCes. walls, j V 9-99.5.5. ■» ’ • I a.m.. six nighfa a week: oil heat, garage, lot O5'x200', Tre Bonds—Slocks-^ i • -____ . . • ______Neal, eapable, experienre ' "De Luxe" Washer J. Crockett, Realtor. Ouice MI. mont :Reelty. TR. 5-2349, MI. General eleamiig, cr'ilars. altifs outdoor fireplace, alio cement and ■EXPERIENCED oil burner service ‘;Dc Luxe'" Range 3-6418, Realdenoe -MI. 9-7751. PAPER HANDING - NORMAN BENTZ ■ and ysi-ds Reasonable -ates. M. cinder block ronslnietion. Call hlL I M ortiraitM 31 not necessary. Salary S46, 3-4201. man. Excellent opportunity for plus tips. .Apply in peraon. Take your Ihoice-of .any of these TELEPHUNE • k .M. Rubbish .Removal.' Ml. 3-674'6. . . , . • • J -i appliances In addiUon to bedioom,. MANCME^TER,! Center .St. - S ix ON THREE ACRES good land, Sha«r Matol Worfci ' 9-9757. 61.000 COSTS 322.25 monthly and ' right man. Good pay, group inaiir- Walnut' Keatiiiirant, 7 Wal room Cape Cod. ' Fireplace, oil Notice is hereby given that the following are the party-ondoread that's all. Dial (TH. 6-8897 FHA ance, paid • vacatlpii and -other' : living'room, dinette, rug*', lamp*, Gambolati built, seven years old, M l f . 3 2 4 4 342 Adam*\st.~Tel.,MI 3-8988 GENERAL CARPENTRY-Allera- nut SI., after 6 p.m. table*, linoleum*, di*he* and other heat, amdeite drive, fenced ya'rd, candidates on the alete'of the Repiiblicah Party for election ■■ district ill- or MI 3-1218 * P05VER AND hand’mowera sharp tions, additions and n*w construc add GI fiaiicing a apecialty with benefits! 5Vrite to P. O, Box .510, ( six room home. It# baths, tirS' Item*. . . on bua line, near Verplanck School place, hot water heat, tw^car ga delegatee tp the toiiventlons of sold Party apectfled below In the 85th 1 . ened. Air-cooled engine,* repaired. tion. Dorrhers, porchas; garages Connecticut Mostgage Exchange, giving your experience and quail-; $12,600.. Clifford Hansen and Co., Senatorial-district in the town of Tojland County, together with the 1 Lewis St.' Hartford. Conn. fications. • i I ' EVERYTHING rage. Suburban. ■Carlton W. ’ Pick up and delivery.' AH work and rupma finished at reasonable! ONLY 3446 Ml. 3-1303, 60. 9-0788. street addresses of said candidates; guaranteed. Ideal Grinding Shop. Hutchins, Realtor... MI. 9-5182 prices. Workmanship guaranteed. | I Free *tor*ge until wanted. - Free 9-4694. ■ * JOHN H. MULLEN. P. O: Box 12, Stafford Springs State CbnvenUon 273 Adams. Phone MI, 9 3120, Free estimates Robert M. Alex I delivery. Free ikt.-up by our own SIX ROOMS, all plaater.'lnaulated, MRS. GERALDINE S. GRANT, Hebron SUte ,ConV«iUon ,3-8979. ander. MI. 9-7716. 1 I reliable men, fireplace, hot wrier oil heat, com EAST CENTER ST.-Suitsble for PAUL B. SWEENEY. Ellington, RockviUe Congressional ConvenUon, MONTHLY PAYMENTS bination windowa and doors, nicely office and home. Ten rooma, 8El HALLWAY AT 069.,MAIN 618.63 ■team heat oil, fireplace, two Notice la also hereby given'that a primary will be held, in esid Sena clean. Owner moving o'ut of elate. baUirooma two-car garage, large torial district on June s, 1956 If a slate of candidates for any or all D e s i r a b i e electric nioto.rs. Kenneth I-acoss. eer. fiieplace. Chimnev,- also con-' •EFORE alterations AFHR alterations Phone 6Ie Immediately 30 daya occupancy. . electrician. Phone PI. 2-6388 after, crele wprk. MI, 9-5451, '318 Fern’ STENOGRAPHER WANTED Hartford CH. 7-0356 lot. Ample parking. Mortgages ar conventiems. la filed In accordance with No. 36 e t the Public Acta of «• ' r - ; -St. MI. 3-6042. . ;• • After 7 p.m.—CM. 8-4690 ONE YEAR YOUNG, five room ranged. A / eri bargain. For ap November, i#65, — All Contractors and Suppliers On The See It Day Or Night ranch, full baaement, plaster walls, pointment call George jL. Grakto- Form* for petitions' for filing such candidacies for district delegatee OFFICE SPACE If you have no mean* of tranipor- dio. Realtor.! 60. 9-5878. by or on behalf of a slate of enrolled Republican party membera may tile bath, laundry, dinette, com EXPERIENCED tation I'll lend my auto for you. No bination window* and door*, hot be Obtained from' the Republican Registrar of Votota of any town In WANTED Project Are From Mancl\ester— I obligation, 612,400—THRI^B bedroom ranch, ■fl • water oil heat, nice lot. Excellent the district. Inatructiona. for filing such a slate of candidatea are con hot water heat,.ceramic Ule bath, tained in Part I , . Instruction Pages, of the peUtlon form, copies of FOR RENT ■y local monufoctiiring compony, for solos A—L -B —E—R^T—'S condition. , . . large kitchen, atainless steel sink, GENERAL CONTRACTORS; R. WANDELL 143-45 ALLYN ST.', HARTFORD which are avallalila in said Registrars' offices. A patlUon for an op and gonorol cqrrospondonct. Ex|iorioncod iii MACHINISTS FIVE R(!>OMS. fireplace, oil heat, formica counters, full cellar, Ii-’ posing elate containing the 'fequired number of aignaturea of enrolled Approiimaftly 500 tq. ft. of BKCBllMt spoct on WANTED L. CONVERSE Jr. acre, treea, view, 'Carlton W;' • PAINTING: WESnNGHOUSE 8 cu. fl. refrig knotty pine kitchen, combination Republican Party members Ih the town or dlatript ag *#• •"•V ifiMSMoad ileer «f rii« MonchMtar Sovinq» It tfio Dso of tho dicrafihono. Starting solory L IONINO erator. excellent condition, 675. winddwa and dobra, awnings, ga Hutchin#, Realtor. 60. 9-5182- • ELECTRICAL: 9-4694. be, muat be filed with the Republican-Reglatrar of Voters in the town L*oh bMikliiiq.-04ed light ond cross vontiloHdUs. UMOTTFE OPERATOR SES.OO., Foil inturonco program. Apply in 7st and 2nd Shift • LINOLEUM: LANGER’S - MI. 3-7557. / \ rage. Amealte drive, large lot, In which said petition, has been circulated,' and the sum of 65.00 for plenty of trees,lity utilltlei. Priced GLASTONBURY — Custom buUt each candidate proposed on the elate rhuaC be deposited with the Town farliiiig spoco ovoiloblo. . porson, A. ANSALDiCO. below today's market. MUST IE EXPERIENCED •MASONRY Musical Inatminanta three bedroom roheK..Living room Clerk of laid Town all not later than 6;00 P.Ml on May 28, 1966, belhg a p p l y • m a r il e MANCHESTER MEMORIAL CO. ,Ncw 8-6 room Homes at /Anoritfi with fireplace, delightful kitchen the 14th day .prMedlng the day of the primary. SPENCER RUBBER PRODUCTS CO. Apply at MAL TOOL and and tpocioua dining area. BresM- Dated at Andover, Connecticut, this lUh day of May. 1966. MANCHESTER HEATING 60J8IC inatrumentri, rentri, Com- Height*; ! ' ' - APPLY IN PERSON SEAR 42 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER • PLUMIING; pltte line ri inatruments, Rentri way, garage, paUo. Full) boae- BLLSW ORTHL. COVELL, Town d artl UMitiittr tishp C Lorn Ssiasiatiar ENGINEERING CO* A PLUMIING eOv ‘riPpUad te purriwee price. Rmre- mchL Near golf courie, ip# * 1 " ION MAIN fUtisET 618. 622.0W, V.A. or"^F,M.A. 'ft- ^ aitrhratrf ^Dpuittg Ifrritid Evoning oppointmonta drrongfd. 291 ADAMS ST. MANCHESTER MANCHESTER LUMSER CO. ' senUng\ Oldt, Selmer, Ped- CHARLfeS LESPERANGE • LUMIER SUPPLIES: J . ler ond\ Bundy. Metter's Music nonclng. Madeline Smith, Reritor, Studio, 1 0 McKee. 6 0 . S-760Q. .* i MI. »^762Q *^1 6 0 . 6i|J643. AdvertiM in PayA A*. ‘ • -i . •A . . . . / !■;. / M. i*. ■- c, S'.. r' .1 . ■J’ 'H . \ ■i . ' ■ \ ;X - i ‘ s •) Kfe' V F R ro A Y , M A Y 11, 19BI AvcriKC Daily Net Preiia Ru" file Weather PAGE TWENTY-FOUB iKmtrhPBter ^vm ing $rral& f W tiM W m K V M M IroKDMt of V. S, WMtlMr Buiuaa Tonlfht purtiy^Aloudy and mlUt Inw'Mt lamprrutunt i> th« iwy r 12,062 4e«. Tomorrow fair. and. ummi, \ M c n W ^ tlM Audit . hlchoot trmporatiim III ^tha lowaa ■ ■muMt «f OnMutlsu 1«a. , . •■■ I. 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J (Claaalflad AdTarttaIng au ^aga !•>1») ■V, VOL.XXXV* NO. 190 (TWELVE PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN^ SATURDAY, MAY 12. 1936 PRICE FIVE CENTS
• § Greeks Ask Cheese Is Cheaper X But Bank Is Safer D e a th fo r Hilo, HawaU, May 13 tA’l— Alejandro Lomapa. a augarcana cutter from The Phtlippinas, la convinced a mouiii haa eaten hia in our storeful of gift surprises British Aide life aavinga o f 114,800, ail in Mila. Nicosia, (Cyprus, May 12 The 55-year-qld worker told police he packed the mbney Into {Jf)— The EORA)1C\ underground -a apace over htls door. He hadn't TO A\AKE MOTHER today called on ever^ Greek peeked at the hoard since De X \ / ir Cyprus to try to execute cember but when, he took a look HAPPY ON MOTHER'S the British military governor, yeatarday all that 'remained r v 1 Sir John Harding. ivere email bita of . what once were ■ 745 twenty dollar bills. The call was made in leaflets .Only three were patchable. / DAY, GIVE HER A scattered about Nicosia -nd aigned \ by the EX>KA leader Dighenis. bomapa haa opened a aavjnga Exam Seen BOUQUET He is the man who aigned the account in a Hllb Bank. V BERKSHIRE DRESS leaflets announcing, the hanging X of two britiah soldiers in reprisal for the ’ execution of two nOKA Of Political IN gunmen on Thursday. Democrats’ ”” The British have not, cohfirmed \ , the EOKA announcement. British Importance military suthoritie said the two LACE soldiers named by BOKA have Civil Rights ,\ been AWOL. for some time, but ! Washington, May 12 (/P)*— they had no; information that they ' PreSideht . Eisenhower w - had fallen into BQKA's hands. Policies Hit i ceived an “excellent” report' 928,000 Reward Offered Dighenis is believed to be Col. on his physical condition to George Grivas, formerly of the Washington, May 12 day after a two-day head-to- O realn m n yr who has prlce~ o t -WalterHPr-.-Botttheir torpxaminatloirhsrdDctomrt 928,000 on .hit head. day that.lfxthe Democrat^ Walter Reed Hospital. ”1116 new leaflets described the party tries tdN.^“straddle the^ "1 think the results of tha axam governor, as "Gauleitee .Sir John civil rights quedtjon" it does Were excellent.” * Elsenhower'a Hardingi" and said; preMi secretary, James C. Hag- ,_,^hantHfy lace- "His execution )a the duty of not merit “the support of the erty, told reporters preparatory to every Greek. Aiherican people.” issuing, a detailed apeount of tha laviah eantitole “ Instead , of s mhferial lEaVrard In a prepared speech keynoting phydeiana’ findings. slip! Reinlorced X \; I • ,1 ' ' • / . • X X which Can emanate' only from the ninth annual convention of A s-if to bear out the optimism scum and can be accepted only by Americana for Democratic Action of the report. Eisenhower planni lacestrapsandlin- ykhhhed ^Fra^man''irt Diving Gehr acum, w»- shall make the execu (A D A ), Rfeuther said the Dem to go to Burning. Tree Coiml tioner o flh e sadiatic tormentor'of ocratic party "cannot compete Club for a round of golf imin4 inf^ot self T ricot TUa picture of UoneP "Buster ” Crabb, 46-year-old BriUatN the Cypriot people a national hero akin divar, waa taken aa he prepared for ah underwater diva prior with the Eisenhower sdministra ateiy after leaving the hpdpital ' give better fit lor whose name will be written In tlon in the middle of the road.' late , this mbtming'. ' / to hia A p ^ 19 dlaappearan’ca near a Soviet cruiser then anchored gold letters in the roll of honor of ■ X in PorUmouth, England, harbor. (A p Wirephoto). ' ReuUiec. ..aiLJLDA vies-chairman Fitters oa Airaiial JOteck . /■ neiv aplilt bust- the heroes of the Cypriot and president of the United' Auto He mlered the Anhy hospital line. Scalloped struggle." Workers (U A W ), then declared .Thursday night f ^ an annual ''4k,. The new BOKA ■ leaflets began ' "The Democrats can win but checkup . including 'testa to deter lace ruffle at hem. clrculaUng. while Cyprus police they have no right to win unleea mine the degree of his iaeovery themsrives ranged through the they offer the American people the f^ n i the heart attack he suffered In 40 denier nylon British Ired hy Soviet oity/iatrlbuting leaflets calling kind of clear choice that would last Sept. 24. HOSIERY tricot. White only. di| Cypriots to ‘'disown the blood-' provide both the policies, pro Rcores (n patients and staff sUuied fanatical terroriats" of the grams, and leadership for extend Firemen from the Manchester Windsor Fire Departments fought a losing battls wftU membe^stpdH around the hospi Sixes 32 to 40, undetground EOKA. ' j . ing the* New Deal and ‘Fair Deal’ a spectacular blaze this'morning at the 1-Mai* Machlns snd Tool Co.. Pleasant Valley Rd., South tal enUance waiting for the PrsM- on "Tliaae murderers do not help MOTHER into the future.’! ' Windsor. Early damage eatiniaiM were In !# vicinity of 875,000. The building and alt juipment Aent/to lesve. our natipnal cau4e,'" the poUce , t ' A _ln it were destroyed. AU live employes,esca] Injury.jury. Officials sa|dsa)d ths bbzsbla: waa out Of con- te spent part at the morahw X tofUlets «i)«i.------— ...A D A NnUonaLCbatrman Joeeph Sheer -and 'semi-service JPjiH L. Rauh Jr., striick somewhat the trol before any of the units arrivsd. (Herald ' oto by Oflara). ussing official business witfi .98 London, May 12 (fl*)— The British Foreign Office grumbled "On the contrary, they retard it same theme In his prepared re — _ — >, ...... ' igerty. , , fashioned n w n with Rein asia today for publicizing Britain’s apology on tha in- and smear i'i." forced heels an^toes fpf extra Written in Greek, the police leaf port, saying the organtzafion must With Eisenhbwer a '' candidate . of the mysteriously vanished frogman. Lionel (Boater) wage its biggest battle ’ ’against for re-election, the examination w car. Also, shecrjiei^lcss. All lets bore a map of Cyprus with a MOTHER'S j, retired Royal Navy skin diver, disappeared on/pril 19 red smear across it and the capr the middle of the road - - against $75,0(to Blaze reports take on unusual pollUcal in hew shades. , ' swimming in Portsmouth'^ - ^ ■ tlon: the ides that there is inherent Butler Attacks signiflcance. harbor in the vicinity of Soviet “ Shame to the psaudo^pafrioU.” virtue In compromising great is The President entered the hoe- sues." . pttsl late Thursday afternoon. ■/ ' warship which brought Soviet lead- The leaflets said; ' Razes Shop in DAY. - GIFT ^ . .h o n Bulganin and Khniahchev to The AD A describes itself, as a staff of physicians gave him a ae French- Planes ' "The whole world considered oui- nonpartisan group advocating ries of examinations yeeterdiy. BiiUln on an official visit. His island a peaceful haven of Greek Failure as Le He slap folind time to visit -aoma Choo.se her an ^ ron for this occa body never has been found and what It terms the liberal policies South Wmdisor Summer Star clvilasatlon, where IpVe, fi’iehd-ahlp, ailing friends At flUt hoaplUl and sion. A large/s.sortment of cover- there is no‘ certainty aa tp what Strafe Rebels, of the Roosevelt-Truman admin $1.35 ALBA SHEER NYLONS ....------$1.07 Pr. free apeach and thought and re- istrations, ly THE AiMMknA’rtlb to-pajra siurpriBe vii DoHed Swiss sparkled allj waistb^d or cobbler styles. happened to him. ■ ' , m .---- - . -•pact'folk'reHgion"*afT independence agreement Navy Air Arm party ‘(cannot attempt tjo. be all aaVc either the -toilding or Its $ l ;65 NO MEND SERVICE WEIGHT NYLONS ...... $1.39 Pr. ' , ”nia British government, refused equipment, which included expen prominently In the comingi polftl- [ p o„t Rt. Esprit, France, May 12 sign and some other official docu Otfier Styles Available at $8.98 and $10.98 broke down in Paris yesterday. things to < all^ t^en,\and . straddle ments.. ' ' fo comment on the broadcast last sive machinery. "dcuSm’’*'*" - ” */* ***‘“”\* ” ’ f<'*’*-Mwshal Tito of Yugoslavia The two sides failed to reaTch sin Ihe civH rights questlop.” . She Was his only visitor from $ 1.50 NO MEND SEAMLESS SHEER N Y L O N ^ . .. . A . .. $1.29 Pr. SPORTSWEAR—SKCONDFLOOB night. But today a Fdrelgn Office accord on 'how .aoon Tunisia csii In Minor Role " If the Democratic party at Starts 'In Boiler Room Some Democrats — incmdtng lef^Tor home t^ a y after one of B|b>kesman officially admitted the Richard ^ Jones, chief of the. the White* Hoiise staff during the have its own army and diplomatic tempts to compromise' th* civil Butler rr- already have raised the best guarded visits any chief day. ■ - MICRO-HLM RUN RESIST SHEER SEAMLESS ...... $1.00 Pr.. apology had been made. corps. ITie talks are scheduled to Washington, May 12 U T)~ The' rights question In order fo try to South Windsor Fire Department, cry of ''psrt-tlipe” President X- ,a A ir Force says Navy planes may state has made to France. Shortly before Mrs. Whitman He said the Moscow version of. be resumed here later this m'onth. hold all of those Incompatible ele said the blsae .appsrently started charge the Rejaublicana dispute. Britain’s apology was Identical help some, but its own bombers in the boiler roo'm, The-shop which Just before his presidential arrived, Elsenhower went to the A r k w r ig h t s h e ^ d a r k s e a m n y l o n s ...... $1.00 Pr. French aiithorities reported an ments togsther,” Reuther aasierted. In a prepsreck speech* to an \ln- train pulled out of this little rail with the text, of a British note ex encounter between security forces will bear the brunt o) any strategic "than it does hot' deserve, the sup-' .was started Just,'a few months tercollMlate mock <’DemocraUc children’s . ward to thank several cept for minor differences srising nuclear attack deep w)thin enemy ago, employed only flve persons. way station in southern France youngsters ;wbo earlier had sent and two rebel bands St Djebel Or- port of the American people.” conveplTpn at Harvard University. ami headed for northern Italy he •\ territory. All escaped injury. - ■ notes to his suHe wishing him the^ from translation. . bata near Gafsa In the ' genera) Seeks Clear Choice Canmridgf. Maas., Butler charsp- told reporters he believed the • He then declined further com The testimony before a l^enate Jones said the nearest water beat of luck'. : -i . * area where the camel carai-Sn was He said a "clea.r choice between temed Elsenhower as "a man whp friendship between France and ,\ ment except .id make a slighting Appropriations subcommittee yes supply was a mile away. .When the The Preaident plans to attend spotted. Gafsa lies about 200 milei Republican complacency’* and a bps not only, been unwilling to Yugoslavia la growing. suggestion that Moscow had vio terday brought once agdin intd the lUth WindsgEiJaflh—trucks ra''n tonight .^the annual dinner of'th e aouthwest of Tunis, not far from Democratic prograM "geared to /xefi real leadership but lyho, by (kinvinced of Friendship lated diplomatic etiquette by dis open the long struggle between oui\of wateiTthe Manchester.,.d,e- '^his own frank ' admission* will be the Algerian border.'. the Air. .Force,- which stresses, the the needs and the realities of to "Both myself and my whole en (Continued an Page Fear) closing the a^logy. The bodies of ■ 17 Nationalista partment was called, he said, ' unable';;to csrrylU>e full loaH of need for .long range bombers, and morrow” would do much to bring tourage are convinced that the "\bhen an exchange pf notes .were found after the Djebel Orbata By\the time the Are deparK the preridency. : / ’ \ . frien&hip between the two na-. the Navy, which sa.vs Its big car about what he said waa -a "needed ments / rrived at the scene the Gift Jdeas tsk'ea place between nations. It is clash. . Thg French Said two of tiona which existed In difficult riers .provide a mobile base for air realignment in our two-party building Avas beyofnd'ssvlng.'Jones Turning^: to the other half of customary for a government to their men were killed shd four tifnea is not only still aolid, but Attack. system." said. H oi^ver. firemen controlled what Butler ’descVlbr'd ' as a piiblish the text of its own com- wounded. . "Nothing could be more tragic “strange" GOP ticket,- the Demo grou’ing - and . deepending. We - Near Ghardimahou, about 8.8 Rtma Naval Air Power the blaze, /hflning It- to the tool Shop now for gifts, nauiiication only.- and not that of Both Resident -Eisenhower and for America and the world," the cratic chief laid. Vice Preaident leaVje with deep .wishes for jjhe Bulletins miles southwest of Tunis, three shop snd preventing it from 1J s the other government;", the spokea- Secretary Defense Wilson re labor leader said, "than tp have Nixon is "too steep^; in poirtical prosperity of the French people' French soldiers were re^rted ot spreading to\ adjacent tpbacco or for yourself rpsn said.' cently have/tressed naval air the 19.16 election as a. contest* of debauchery to be re-elected to. a and the desife. to act as an inter -from the A P Wires. killed and eight wounded when a sheds and a brick dwelling. preter at home' of all we have The Incident' has bloomed into power in reply, to critics’ conten competing champions of cOmpla.- Oaa-part_or th/deatrbyed atnic- position froth which he rout'd suc from ofir a major political issue for tha gov- military convoy waa ambushed. cehey.’’ ’ ceed to the presidency itself." seen.'), he aald. tions that the Afr For.ee U being ture hacT ’ been used , ’to store Tito ■ an{l his-wife stopped at neglected. ^ Rauh, a Washington attorney, Meanwhile, Sen. Rates Kefauver lAlLTS CALHERN DIES smart, hew - tobacco. Mohdrngon on the trip from Paris (Conti-w^ on Page »'our) (Contiiuied bn Page Fbiir) Secretary of thA Air Force called for. a- strong stand against Hollj'wnod, May I* Aa- State police from p ie Hartford for a dulck tour of the giant hy-' selection! Quarles and Gen. Nathan F. Twin-' comproYhising the Issues. (Cootlhiied pn Page Four) tor Louis Caihrrn, 61, ' die- Barracks assisted at the sceiie. droeleet'ric project, on the Rhone ihg. air force chief of staff, agreed / ’We believe that the Interest of '.Spokesmen from.'th/Connectl- V tinguished etas of Broadway L Rivisr. The inspection of the dam and Hollywood, died -laat night in testimony yesterday that naval' the"counti-y will be..best served by cut lig h t and Power CoXssid this wound up Tito's 6'day-state Visit V , | v , Social Security Revamped ariatiPn is important,.but Twin facing the 'problems .honestly, in morning a crew had been/ant to in Nara, Japan, hia studio i « - to France. ' nnunced today. -/ ing added: _ . ' ■ their true dimensions, and using the scene to eliminate ari.v.panger Touring MondragOn for one "W e must be realistic about such the groat resources of IheX-oiintry that might result from fallen\pigh hour, the Yugoslav President c if t HANDKERGHIEFS factors As the probable location tp, meet themt" he said voltage wires.. Electric servicex to News Tidbits POLICE HUNT. FIREBUG . GIFT HANDBAGS showed a lively Interest in' the Clarksburg, ' Maas., "May IS Russia Takes Two Steps of the carriers, as w'pll as 5 the Rauh -aaid th'e ADA har some-. other residents of the area was npt Culled from A P Wiren hydf-oelectrlc project which is'the (iP)-—Htatr Drt. Lt. Howard M. . -.1' arhbimt of striking pbwer they sffertefl, however, the spokesman largest of its type in western Eu-' To r MOTHER FOR MOTHER ' could contribute, which is small." ({continued on Page Four) ■said., . '. Whlttemore.told newsmen today rope. The'dam and its -series o( he'has completed questioning ef All white or pa.stcl colored jewelry'in neck-' He was referring fo use of naval Harold Staasen claims this giant locks was built In 19!)2 wltl)- Burniel fine quality print hankies in a wide assort To Better Worker’s Lot airpower in any strategic offen nlm- additktnal persons udth- Large seoetjon of easy to clean all white and pastel iRces, earrings, puis, hlacelctii, etc. Also .stone V.'. country wlli.emhark on a thoroitgh the help of U.S. economic aid. oiit turning up a Clue Ri the: ment."'ALsb all white and white with colored em-1 ' ' ' \ sive aimed .St. knochiA*-;out' an review of diBerroament policies Tito’s train slipped over a route color handbags in top handle'styles. 4 ' .set .and sparkling rhinestone. Al.*u) simulated' enemy’s vital ba.ses and destroying Identliy of the firehug who nuty broidered corners. (EDITORS: Tom Witney, now .t iilg, quarters can be obtained only. and that he expects Russia to sealed off by massive French ae- have set four fires and has thia IiearLs. s , GIFT GLOVES .-.a 'a 'I n. — — — a. tthrough ia aaaaa'« a—la ilninlcipal . . . . 4 AI M A I oouncilstsSf. ' or foundations of his war effort. . Cloak^ Dagger Lothario Jailed make ei.mllar atudy aa proapects curlt.v forces. Overhead Circled a assigned to the Aasocisted Press Replying to questions. "Twining ‘ western Massachusetta corn- ■factories and other enterprise. - for peace brightened from' recent French' military -spotter plane foreign depk In New . York, Is s said that'in case of war with Rus miinlty la a highly nervous It also is possible that 'fhe So London discuailons . i. . Rtate which checked and coordinated the Wa.shable nylon or double woven cot former .\P .Moscow correspondent.) sia. carrier-based planes would be For Impersonating XJ.S. Aide slate. $ 2«98 each viet -government will ‘ use other Republicans nbd Demormtn seek movement of the security force.s. ton in slijv^n .styles,. Short, medium helpful, especially in searching out kinds of pressures to keep Soviet ing "specific money-saving” plans Veteran police officers said the 25y to $1.00 $IX)0 to $3.98 ea, and l iijrcr lengths., White, maize, By TOM WHITNEY the enemy. But he said the knock- BKA/.IL NTRIKES - SUBSIDE 9 workers from clianging work., Kansas City, May 12 (AS ’I'h*-- Whittaker reported he recajeVed to ward. Off the poaslbllity of new Yugoslav leader’s visit marked the Rlu De Janeiro, Brazil, May hoige, light blue, navy and black. New.,York, May 12 (Ah—Ih the The social aecurity system pre- ‘’secrrt''"'mlasions" of S y d,n e y .'lettera ’ ’.011 week long” •* from tax Increases. t LEATHER HANDBAG4 < (Contlaued on Page Tl. -ee) 12 — Commuting trains raa ' past three days the Soyiej govern- m the U.SIS.R. was Rosenthal ground to-an agonizing i Rosenthal’s duped lady friends, CouHcil for Marine Sgt. Mathew (Continued on Page Four). / r . . ■■ without' dria.v or difficulty lata In navy, red or black. • ment .has taken two^ important adopted many years ago. After it hslt in federal court,, which very One, the Judge said, parted with G, Mckeoii reorlvea. twa months this Brazilian capital today. , ' 1— .I at wnAktin'c its-DODU-. went into effect there was more publicly aentenced—. him. to ' l i i lS.QQO_lQiLa_‘_’hDUBe in Denver” that pos.tpqncjnent of court nniartisl for- - Elsewhere workers ir tunsed ts ^^n/Rus^^n workers or less continuous Inflation for Bad Weather §ta1l.s months imprisonment yesterday/ j she never got —then added mone'y his ’tllent who la charkcd* with PresK to Exaiiiiiic| their Jobs after strikes proteat':_; $5.00 to $7.95 $1.65^0 $2.98 pr. the widelv-haled many years which reduced the « T , m s . • ' TTi*’ chubby, VoIuHle salesmanI.Wr wallpaper while the govern- manslaughter in la st! months ing the mounting cost of living. 1 . n aboHshed Ihe v id e ^ purc)taiing power of the Soviet I ^ l l C J e a r l e s t A f i f a i n ' pleaded gulUy to a charge of im-! ">*"1 preeumably was trying frsn. drowning of six Marine! recruit* A-Sub First Hand; Police armed ,with submachlaa law " f thew ruble. The result was that even ^ personating a federal officer:—to t'rsJIy to pay its "secret agent. ’ . . . Norman THoisat gl^Mxny on guns guarded the suburban tences for Persons _ ■., , persons leceiving the top pensions wit, a globe-girdling investigator Bought Him Automobile ^rospreU 'for *soclalism l in this Jobs to seek new ones w it^ u t flrM getting* a mere pittance. By Bl.TON C. FAY: l.ropoldlna tine where com for the Central fnrelllgenca Another woman bought him an country and seeks alterhWtive to New London, May 12 (A h -’Hie muters rioted yesterday protast- SPECIAL VALUE getting an V " " ! f ’sed Kpeclal Pensions USS. Mt, McKinley, Eniwetok, Agency. ■ v automobile. A third helped him out running candidates agaihst two atomic submarine Nautiiua. moves ment. .Such permission u,suall> \> as To remedy this iitualion the Mey 12 Adverse weather con lag a fare hlke«' Married, Father of Two with t280 ao he could attend his major parties. I - from secrecy into the public eye ditions today caused the fifth post refused. . Soviet government then under Rosenthal, married and the '"olher’si(h< funeral in California a Catholic Archbishop ^oazef tMay. taking aboard 12 newsmen MRN^HICS M o ijjB T ’8 SUB STATIONERY Expand Pensloii Coverage Stalin instead of raising the gen- ponement of the scheduled H-bomb father of two children, adopted the! P*>2"y ‘ he judg-e observed. Groesz re<'elves pardon from com and photographers for an over Paris, .May 12 IIP)— The French 2. It decreed a new social ^,.g| jevel of pensions Instituted test shot, now set tentatively for cloak*and«Uag:ger poae to neeca The'ease that'led to KusenthaT's munist. Hungary after serving night cruise. ((ablnet d^ided today .hat ; For^Mother’s Day gift. E'ine ciuality boxed paper and GIFT SCARFS security plan to replace the old | special cate- Monday morning I.Sunday, U.S. dbwnfall Involved a middle-aged New Yorkers will have a'wide chaoUc and inadequate system, go^ieg of workers. • time). romantically-inclined women. nearly, five years of 15 year sen Pierre Mendes-France, Mlalatcr envelopes in note and letter .size. All white or floral 1 _ ■ -y ■ • ■ woman who let him h.-ve 1890 be tence on charges of plotting open view of, the new vessel to of .State, will sit in for Premier Task force commander Rear J He aasured them lie was travel New narrow scarf with adjinstable ring, Also with ,'ritls will* have the affect of exr ; These included scientists, army tween "aecrel missions to Europe,” morrow as she proceeds on , a Uuy .Mollet dqring the JaHcr'a decorated corners. pSndrng penaiph coveragf of w ork-' officers ind workers in armaments Adm, B. Hall Hanlon said "There.-! ing the World ao fast on huah-hush .tgalnst the government . . . Aua- floial decorations. ' On the day he pleaded guilty, tfian Communists stepping up last timed schedule through the har trip to .Moscow beginning Mon-' »rS for disability ami old age. ■ some other heavy. ..ndiistries. 1. .1 pr...., . ,11,., S bor. Newspapers, magazines,. ra the Judge said. Rosenthal ruahH. .minute propaganda for ton.orrow’s day. Mollet Is to return ta The announcement of the .phjj m u ^^e ordinary penslon- dio and television w ill. provide *. GIFT RAYON , • to her and "induced her to go with national elections with claims Iron France -May 31. Foreign Minis / changes in work -restrictions said poorly prtjvided for. Him to a confessor of her faith- more intimate, if less dir.ect, view Soriet workers now will be per-f ^he new system will be a con- 5 , . ? * """.“J Curtain at1on'b~ut Torruptron 'by' Bronx CbuTity'Sil- dations, were the'submarine’s first Rosenthal, 43. pleaded guilty a IVestport, May 12 tffV—A * '■ wide leg styles. Also briefs. All white. Size.s 5 to 8; be easy for workers to change I in many Western''qountries. some 2.90b natives live. * ; week ago, and added: ' . .pfeme Court following report by iinpfficial passengers although.the Judge Charles E. early n*o*ning file oa tha Baa- / Jobs. Nevertheless, it Mems certain At- a news conference. Hanlon Whittaker'delayed sentencing pend' "On behalf of the defendant Z DeVnocratic , t/latr Commissioner Nautilus has logged some 36,000 hh J W H A U c o m GREEN $TAMP$ i tan Poat Road today deatrared - Many workers are dependent on that both the'esocla) security and mentioned that favorable winds ing a lool^at the defandaiit’s bagk n u ^ i say that pne latter I received of Inveitlgatlon !.. . Russia unveil miles sines she first\put out ta sea a house tratler oeenplad hX: MANCNItnil COHM* . f The J W . m L 9 CORK GIVEN WITH CA$H $ALE$ tJieir factory or ministry for hous- work law changes wtjl mean thaf from the direction of Japan could ground. The Judge acknowledged from one. of the women wjio put ing atosnic exhibti at Swedish Im nesirly 16 montha ago.”- eklf l i m i i C om m * : ,i ; ,ing. New hburing is hard to flnp. S ot^t workara: will be getting creat^ "feasible'! eohditlons for the yeaterday that this had proved un* out A eonalderable suiA'^'saifl, "1 dustrin* Fair wHich lii axpacted to 1 Tha 3,000'ton aubmarina is a inaa wha had been a m a in * COtNER M A IN ^ OAK STREETS' 39^ to 69^ ea. ' One can't Just .■walk down the better break now than they have commonly^ Intereating, "A real guesa I must have gotten my give 'WMtern World a look^at h«r pavaf hatym balnm na a Im d h i u atract and rent an apartment. IJv- had for Alon g time. T • (OantkMMd ain Faga 1^lva) ^ Lothario,'’ ha aald. money'* worth.” achiavaJienta inn nuclear wjttnge. \ (CMMMafi m ' .>afs. Wymi, ‘ et the paaen efeaifa. * ~ ■ (■ ■ ■ ■ . ' I; Sv ... . -I- ' - 1' 'N~'. n
