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■ pan ' y.‘ TUESDAY, MAY 19, 1968 PACK EIGHTEEN .. X; ATarage Daily Net Preaa Run ittaitrlffgtgr Ijgralii For th* Woeh Ended Tba W wtficr May 18. 1958 Fgmeast *t U. a. .Weather Bwigg Pvt. Charles E. Gaskell, son of Members of the Women’s Home strong la on probation from fad- Mr. and Mrs. J. Lt. Gaskell of 135 League of the Salvation Army are Charge Loc^l Pair eral authorities. About Town lasues Invitittion m p 10,990 Fhir and ndM tonight. ThiiiiWaj Florence atreet, has been grad­ requested to meet at the ^ ta d e l DieVaux and Armstrong are ac­ W«MI K Y o u r uated from the* leadership training ■**■ 8:15 tomorrow - night -from- htomhsr .of the Audit. „ > -■ - ...... -■/ - - ...... sunny. ahd,..warm.,...... Stole Auto Parte cused’ of steaTlng sut'o > * ru Ih f t t i v Bureon of Clrealattons H m All S«inU Mother* Circle school of the. Ordnance Replace­ where they will leave for a League Manchester on May IS and 17. Bjlanche$ter-^A City of Village Charm ■ will meet tonicht at S o’clock at ment Training. Center at Aberdeen rally in Springfield. Transpor­ De'Vaux is being held in lieu of the home o f Mr*. David Donovan, Proving Ground, Maryland. He Is tation will be provided, and cars A 33-year-old Mancheater man 8600 bond, while no bond has been a graduate of Manchester High IS Alton atreet. Co-hostesses will win leave promptly.' and hia teen-age companion, who set for Armstrong. (Cla**lfl*d AdvertM af ba Page IS) ba Mr*. Arthur Leduc and Mr*. S|chool. VOL. LXXII, NO. 19« MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1933 (TWENTY PAGES) PRICE FIVE CINTB were in Rockville City Court yes­ John F oi^ St. Bernadette's Mothers Circle in Rockville yeaterday. Judge A daughter was bom at the St. will meet tomorrow at 8 p. m. terday, have been turned over to Robert J. Pldgeon ^ meted out a local police and are being held 30-day auapended jail t;erm to De­ Anderson-Shea Post No; :2046, Francis Hospital in Hartford on with Mrs. Peter Grossi of 32 Con­ May IT to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond way road. here pending their appearance in Vaux and placed him on proba­ V rW , n’ill meet tonight at 8 Town Court tomorrow on chargea tion for six months on a charge o’clockAt the poet home. Plans will Poutre of 51 Summit street. UN Is Saent Eisenhower atemming from alleged thefta of of larceny under 850. Ike Not Skimping The Study group of the South b* made for the poppy drive. All auto parta. members are requested to be The Mary Williams group of Methodist WSCS will meet tomor­ DeVaux and Armstrong admit­ the Second Congregational Wom­ Robert E. DeVaux, 23. of 127, ted thefts of auto accessories in present. row at 2 p. m. at the church. W o orooi fur with a com. Tax Appeal en's League will meet at 7:30 to­ Members of the Stai^ey group Bisaell street, was convicted on a Wlnated and Torrlngton before Over Plans night with Mrs. Harold Fyler of will be invited guests. ’ A social similar charge yesterday, while heading for Rockville Sunday plat* cl*«ning and airing. In Age o f Danger The Friendly Orcle will hold its 92 North School street. the companion case of 16-year-old night. wThey were caught by a Inal meeting of the season tomor­ time with refreshments will fol­ r*lax it on a reomy hangar oP low the meeting. '^klward Armstrong, of 0 Main RMkville policeman while in the Is Opposed row Bight at I o’clock at the Com­ dfreet, was continued for onh act of removing fender skirts frmn Hft own, slor* 'it in a sciantifl- For Parley munity Y, at which time the elec­ Marcie, small daughter of Mr. Mrs. Marion Eddy, Mrs. Grace Wtok for investigation. Arm­ a parked car. colly cold vault and intura N Washington, Mav 20—(/P)«'Pe°P»« ■'"<:« taking office, Eisen- tion of officers for the coming year and Mrs. Raymond Lavallee of Ferris. Miss Gertrude Abbey, — ^residentPreaident KiaenhoweriSiisennower said8 ^ *»<’"■««• described what he program. called a Washington, May 20—(/P) Win be held. All members are urged Middle turnpike, east, was 5 years against lost or Injury. Tokyo, May 20— (/P)— ^High old yesterday. Rer mother in­ Mrs. Levi Carr and Frederick J. N., to attend. UN sources in Tokyo were last night his administration. Evidently taking note of criticism —A Majority of Republicans vited a number of little friends Bendall motored to New Bedford, far from skimping on the Air j m congress and elsewhere of plans on the House Ways and Mean.s o n silent today on plana for re­ smd' playmates from the neighbor­ Mass., this mornthg to attend the .FREE PICK-UP b y : Force, plans to put 60 cents; to cut the Air Force budget, he The Professional Women’s Club funeral of Rev. James I. Barthol­ opening the Korean truce committee reportedly agreed hood to Ijelp her celebrate. They of- every defense dollar into j ••td in hMi nationwide radio broad- win meet tonight at 8 o'clock ^ in played games Indoor* and romped omew, in Trinity Methodist BONDED MESSENGER talks Monday. But Red Pei­ today to oppose feittending the the Federation Room of the Center outdoors, and enjoyed the usual Church this afternoon at 2 o’clock. ping Radio jeered that Wash­ offensive and defensive air in .fr nnu„r excess profits tax as asked by Church. Mrs. Qeorge Simmons will John F, Senvey birthday cake and other refresh­ Dr. Bartholomew wa.s pastor of A ir l ^p^esent and will continue to President Eisenhower. Local.Men Helped Lindbergh Span Ocean ■peak on "The Spice of U fe.” ington was endangering the Mwer for the Navy and ments.,'....Marcie received a num­ the South Methodist Church in John F. Seavey, high priest of i Force. ^ j represent the heaviest single out- GOP member* of the key tax- Plane ber o f datnty' gifts. thts'town fepm- 1899-1900. . jiarleya.by “flouting world de­ Delta Chapter No. .51. Royal Arch ' mand that the prisoner of And he set the stage for "bitter j'lgy'of oiir government, wrltlrig committee met privately to The meeting of the WBA Jun- Masons, issues a cordial invitation legislative battles by asking Con- ..j^ ,, convlc.tlon that our discuas Eisenhower's request — lisri will be omitted this week due The Mother Cabrini Mothers to all local Ma.aona and thefr war Issue /be solved im­ gress to retain the excess profits, developing ’ program.^under con- those who attended the session said IsDam) to conflicting activities. The sen- Circle will meet tomorrow night at Grangers Present wives to attend a special convoca­ mediately,” tax and to postpona cuts in other review and atudy—rwill re- there was some who indicated they tors will meet as usual tonight at the home of Mrs. Michael Murphy, tion tomorrow of the "Pink MERCHANDISE Report* oirrulated that the -UN levies. Calling upon the nation t o . g steady growth In the size might waver from their’ previous • o’clock in Odd Fellow hall. 113 West Center street. Lodge" as exemplified by the past would modify the proponal put for­ forego Immediate reductlpns, he i g„d efficiency of the air defense, unanimous line-up against exten­ sion of the tax, now due to expire Vernon Program matrons of Temple Chapter, Or­ FOR ward la^jt -week at Panmunjom to asked for'-continued high revenues until we have attained" an ade­ In Desce] Officers elected for the coming der of the Eastern Star. handle /48.600 pri.-onera who re­ to keep "our nation secure and our June .50. But a majority still were quate level of security.” unswayed by the President’b re­ year by St. Bridget’s Mothers Friday evening Manchester The past matrons, with Mrs. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS and PYTHIAN SISHRS fuse. to return to Communism. dollar aound . . . in' a% age of Declaring there is no sign that There was no confirmation of quest to keep it for six month* Roenne, Bornholm, Dan­ Circle Include the following; Mrs. W. Sidney Harrison in the "East” , danger." Rii.ssia has changed her plana for longer. Rita Benito. leader; Mrs. Annette Grange presented a program a t ! the report at Gen. Mark Clark’.* mark, May 20—(AP)—AnotKIr give humorous impression of how Reaction I* Mixed destruction of freedom around the GOP House leaders were moving Harney, secretary; Mrs. Barbara Vernon Grange, In charge of Mrs. they believe Manchester Lodge headquarter*, where the chief Al­ In a Congress anxious to trim SoViet-Built MIG-15->aaid;&o HALE'S Gustave Anderson, lecturer of world, the President said govern­ with behind-the-scenes maneuvers Russell, treasurer; Mrs. Betty conducts ita meetings. lied truce negotiator, Lt. Gen. the tax burden which Elsenhower ment revenues must be maintained to try to put through the extension be the Communist wmin'.s Micci. historian; Mrs. Helen Rooke, Manchester Grange, and Assistant This event will take place im­ AUCTION William K. Harrison, Jr., ha.* been called "too high" for a long pull, at present high levels. Headquarters Lecturer Mrs. James McBrierty. and avert a rebuff to the President. fastest fighter plane—y librarian; Mrs. Btephle Johnson mediately following the short In daily conference since the talk* this brought a mixed reaction. He spoke out strongly against s Speaker Martin (R-Mass) called and Mrs. Barbara Backus, repre­ The stage was attractive with a huslness meeting of Delta Chap­ TO BE HELD SATURDAY. MAY 23 were recessed Saturday. Some leaders said the outcome ap­ drive in the House to cut personal dumped into Allied laps t FOR large arch of lilara and a yellow Republican members of the Ways sentatives; Mrs. Lillian Stelmark, ter and will bei^n at 8 p. m. , Source* said Jf the talk.* col­ pears in doubt, but that Elsen- Income taxes 10 per cent starting and Means committee into a closed by a young daredevil F throne for Pomona, Miss Edith hospitality and welfare; Mrs. AT CONN. PYTHIAN CENTER—CHESHIRE lapse the .UN might free-, a.* hon-er might get what he asked for Julj’ 1. Instead, he said, the 10 per meeting this noon. Majority Leader pilot who crash-landed Emma Aceto. publicity, and Mrs. Williams. V . civilian* 34,000 North Korean* who after a tough fight.. Hsileck (R-Ind) and other leaders prize on this rticky B a^c Ruth Aceto, contact chairman. The The graces, Ceres and Flora, LET US HLL YOUR refuse to go home. In his first direct report to the (Continued on Page Thirteen) were to attend. annual banquet of the circle will took their places on each aide of BENEFIT OF K. of P. KIDDIE CAMP island. ■> South Korea Tuesday called for Obviously Martin hoped to per­ Unconflraed reports ,.sald‘'lM be held on June 6 at Schaub’s Pomona, who was crowned with liberation of the*e prisoner*. The friilt. The fairies were Susan Plena* bring your Itema to 88 Wllllama etreet. Wedneaday. suade enough Republicans to go" told Danish police his MfO plilis Restaurant in South Windsor. other 14,500 prisoners of the 48.- along with the President so the \o..o > and Karen Haiwon. Mrs. Fred May SO, 8 to 8 P. M„ and ’ThDrsday, May 21, 8 to 9 P. M. Item* was of a newer type than tRU too large for peraonal delivery- will be picked np. Phone 500 are Chinese. excess profits exten.slon would be landed on Bornholm on Marrtt.9 la Murphy fashioned the gowns. In Washington, Repreaentative reported out of the committee. Others who had a part in the MI-9-7688 or MI-S-4708. another freedom dash by Peqpli TfMJWHALCed Bhort (R.r Mo.), chairman of the U. S. Jets Chalk Up As a last resort. House leaders ceremony were Mrs. Thomaa Dun­ pilot, Lt. FranrilssUt JarscU. . Called for<.and delivered Mouse Armed Services 'committke, appeared determined to force an The refugiw pildt pas rspqd ha bar. Mr. and Mrs. James Mc­ said that congre.isional leader.* extension bill to the floor, by- Brierty, Mr. and Mrs. Francis promptly at no extra to hsvs sold he wgs a ekw* m ib d were told at a White House con­ passitig the committee. of Joreeki, whose MIG was 4lw Contois, Gustave Anderson, Mrs. charge. ference Tliesday that the truce But the; fact that some Republi­ Wilber Little and Mrs. Wesley New Flight Records first to faU undamaged into Eia talk* were "bogged down" and that cans on the committee were willing hands of AUled experts. J o r s d ifo ; i V e Bunce. the Red* were stalling. to support the President was sig­ Manchester Grange will cele­ PINrPHARMAGY now in the United SUtes whergRe nificant. In previous caucuses, is seeking citixenshlp so he dm K—gw, R«ffrig«raten brate its 68th anniversary tomor­ CALL Ml.9.9814 He sNfd'fhe Eisenhower adminis­ Fort Worth, Texas, May 20— (/P)—The Air I'nrce today GOP committee members have row evening in Orange Hail, when tration la becoming convinced the become an officer in the U. 8. Air disclosed: The first jet airplane flight over the North Pole. lined u[f solidly against an exten­ Force. His plane was retum dpto Wwhwt and AN silver and degree certificates Communist-do not want peace in sion. Korea. The first non-stop flight of six-jet B-47 bombers across the Poland after it was given a em - Ofiwr AppHoaew will be awarded. State Master Nornmn R. Weil Most Democrats are expected to Ira Wilcox will be a gueat and a He said no indication was giVen Atlantic. Two B-47s flew to Fairford, England,, from Lime­ fui once-ovtr by wsstotn dvlagba support the Pre.sldent’s program. oxperta . full turnout of the members la (FORMERLY OF MICHAELS) at the conference of possible future stone. Maine, in five hour.* and 38 •------Some leaders said Elsenhower thus hoped for. Allied, moves. minutes April 7. They returned to might get what he asks for, but Eyewitnesses caught a ghnWM fwJMItlUMcoM Allied officials have said a pre­ the United States two weeks'later only after a tough fight. o f the MIG landed today b a ib i^ t ftotiKjInt cedent for liberating the North Ko­ and the breal'.ing of all di.*tance Alex F. Mannella, of Manebisster, pohita to atomp ha o * ^ M tha prapaller « ( CRoria* A. Uofl- was hastily wrapped up la a hage Announces The Opening Of NotTrading Martin and Halleck promised a bergh’s "Spirit of St. I.,»iiis'’ which flew non-stop from New' Y*rk to Pari* 28 year* ago. rtananH*. canvas- by the Danish miliUBK APPLIANCE SERVICE reans was set by the Communists and endiirapce records for jet air­ fight io put over the President's early In the war when they aaid planes- by a B-47 which, refueled now of Hamilton Standard, nt that time, waa an Inspector with Standard Rtoel Propeller la Plttaharglk They said they could discern program. They hinted If .the Ways Othera In the picture are (from the left) Adam W«4c, parehMlag agent. Boat Rortfard; Paul Asingar, difference between it and tha flgiM OLLIE and STAN’S they aet free "at the front" 50,000 In mid-air, last year flew non-stop and means committee won’t turn AS NEAR AS YOUR PHONE Allied prisoners seised in the Red slightly more than 12,000 mlUs. War Goods, of Mnpehester and Edmond Holalnger, Eaat Hartford, also were associated with the propeller that aude flown by JoreckL ^ ■ The latter flight was over the out the bin, they might resort to aviation hlatoiy. (Stqry on Page 8). Tight-lipped police gave M AUTO BODY sis’eep down the peninsula. rare and drastic parliamentary A PERSONALIZED JEWELRY SERVICE TTie sources said the Allie.*— southern and westei-n parts of little lnformati(m except that me maneuvers to bypass the commit­ tired of the bickering that followed the United .SUtes. The airplane pilot luul asked for p«dltl9Rl r k WELDING tee. FOR ALL OF YOUR NEEDS IN resumption of the long broken-off operated out of. and returned to. U. S. Is Told asylum. * r( AAUTOIODYmd ^dward* Air Force Base, Calif. One other possibility, although a AFL Qrumbles 'There was a possibility, howsvdr, talks—may hand the Reds a remote one. was that the Senate FENDER REPAIRS revised truce plan containing a The unprecedented flights were 42 Million Needed thst he snd Joreckl hod ilisnisisrt Bonn, Germany, May 20— might tack an extension onto a JEWELRY ~ WATCHES SILVERWEAR time limit on Communist accept­ made public at a convention of th* posalbiHty of dight tq tho ★ COMPLETE CAR aviatiAn writers. (yP)—The West German gov- minor House-passed bill dealing Aj GOP Policy; W*at. Both presumably ware AND RELATED MERCHANDISE ance. with District of Coluinbia taxes. PAINTING UN sources in New York said The Air Force said the flrst ernment has given “ categori­ tioned St Blupsk A(r Bose "nih LACQUER and ENAMEL ABC APPLIANCE CO. REPAIRING AND RERNISHING A SPEaALTY the plan possibly will accept Com­ crossing of the Polar region by cal assurances” to the United Leadetsi thoiight/the proposal For State Coffers northern Poland, only about Jlle munist demands for a political con- jet was accomplished by a Boeing State»-it wilKnot supply the would hiive'.a.'gopd - ehaim 'Aa*'4t tircak Possible rninutes jet air flight from |hRn- 8 Griswold Street 21 Mspto at.—Tel. N|-a-157S fei-ence to determine the future of SUatojet more than a year ago. reaches the floor of the Aiquse and Sotnet Union with strategic yienafe. Democrats generally were T el MI-9-5025 Red prisoner* who continue to re­ The swept-wing bomber took off goods after resuming formal Wa.shington. May 20—t/P)— The JarOcil cams Houm on ttsy A TELEPHONE CALL TO Mitchell 9-6863 fuse repatriation, but would insist from Elebon Air Force Base near expected to vote for it, but not American Federation of Labor state Capitol, Hartford, May 20— (AP)—^NutmeggTirB learned Roenne airport—not mode for ]et WILL BRING THIS SERVICE TO YOUR HOME AT ANY HOUR it be done within a specified period. Fairbanks, Alaska, headed out trade relations witi), Moscow, get out In front and fight for it. seems headed for an open break today that the state must raise about $42,000,000 in new Isndinge—hut the pilot today suc­ Radio Peiping said the Allied over the Arctic ocean, circled the a high American ofifigial said Representative McCormack (D., with the Eisenhower adm'nlstra- taxe.s to balance the budget and wipe out a $9,500,000 deficit ceeded in making an even mOTe answer to four question* at t’ne top of the world and returned. Ma.ss.), a.ssistant minority leader, tton and may move in that direc­ risky landing. He set down-tm the next plenary session of tjie srml- toda.v. before trea.sury coffers take on a less strained appearance. The 'West Germans are now .said Democrats so far "have been tion at a strategy meeting today.. military training ground north atice delegates would clarify the The exact length of the flight In line with this knowledge, the -« ■'— ...... studying an offer from the Rus­ the strongest supporters President The AFL’s powerful 15-member the town. . ' If you’re thrifty.... Allied position. was not disclosed. The B-47 is Elsenhower has had In Congress. ’ General Assembly’* Appropria­ in the 600-miles-an-hour class arid sians to revive their once lucrative executive council gathered amid Touching ground at a speedi ng The radio posed these questions: Halleck said the President’s tions committee recommended s i Summer has a range of more than 3,000 exchange of goods which • was considerable grumbling over the ISO to 175 miles an hour, his pUbts "1. Will the American delegates program demonstrates Eisenhow- way things are going under the main General Fund budget of Probers Learn AT ’m s LO O K A H E A D miles without refueling. interrupted bv World War II and 8245.300.000 for the, 1953-56 bien­ bounced on several knolls, tete:^ the Cold War. Republican regime. on the edge of several ditches ^ d . . . you’ll take advantage of our 10% Cash (Continued on Page Throe) The plane was piloted by Col. (Continued on Page Eight) nium. The long-aWilted figure was Richard C. Neeley, Salt Lake City. Formal negotiations over a Besides considering- politics and announced by Senate Cheihnan British Vessels even managed to hop eome eleetrle and Carry discount. i. BRIDGWAY MILLS Col. J. G. Foster, New York City, Russian-German trade pact are pending legislation in Congress, Elmer S. Watson (R-Wethersfield I wires before coming to an abrupt was co-ptlot, and Capt. D. J. Han­ expected to start In about three including moves to change the and House Chairman Gilbert M. stop in. a thicket of small trees. ey. Copperhill. Tenn., was radar weeks. Taft-Hartley Labor law. the coun­ Lombard (R-Guilford). In Red Service Apparently one of the plani's FOR BOYS AND GIRLS Allied Infantry Women Unlock cil was expected to decide what It's an easy matter to drop laundry and operator-navigator. The American official, who asked The committee's budget, in size, wings was ^ lle d loose snd ths un­ to do about Ita crime-tainted mem­ dercarriage smashed, hut the ngt The trans-Atlantiq flight in­ not to be named, said the U. S. ber union, the International Long­ was substantially the same aa that Woshlngtoa, May dry cleaning off at either of our convenient volved two B-47s from the Strate­ "has no objection to eastern trade) proposed, by Gov. John Lodge. Investigating Senator* rolled of the plane was intact. The pflot Cuts Down 200 Protest Chains shoremen's association (ILA). stepped out amiUng and unscratoh- SHORTS gic Air Command (SXC) .lOOth other than to China, except in Three months ago the AFL His __proposcd budget totaled today for a statemeat from locations— 73 Summit or -314 Main— and Medium Bombardment wing at 8247.000. 000. ed. strategic goods." He^added: council ordered the ILA to purge President Elsenhower himself on The plane was covered wheto ft Charging Reds MacDill Air For^e Base, Tampa, "We have received categorical As Action Fails -Frorii the governor’s figure',' how­ Allied nations’ trade with Red you’ll be dollars ahead in the long ruii. It.self of criminals, as turried up stopped because tha ouUiorltlea Fla. Their average speed for a.ssurances from the Germana that in New York Crime Commission ever. tfle committee lopped off Chioa, after bearing testimony were afraid that if they moveA-H Seoul. May 20- (/Pi— UN Infan­ the 3,120-mtle eastward crossing ; the.v will ship no strategic Item* to probes, and to end the abuse-laden 82.000. 000.representing part of the that British-owned vessel* trans­ they would accidentally fire fga was 555 miles an hour. The flight Ru.ssia." New York, May 20—(Ah—Six 50c trymen fighting with knives, bay­ women, who had chained them­ "shape-up" hiring system, under coat of operating the State 'Vete­ ported R/sd Chinese troop* along guns. The trigger is mounted n w f onets, grenades and rifle butts to­ was accomplished without aerial It is not yet clear .what goods which (lock workers are hired each rans’ home in Rocky Hill. It has tlte China coaat last yesu*. the steering pin. refueling. the Russians hope to obtain from selves inside an Insurance com­ day chopped down more than 200 pany's skyscraper office, early to­ day. The ILA has promised to been proposed that the 82,000,000 —Four banking in McMbasttr. the narrow waist of North Korea, The budget Is the highest in his­ Identified plane* dropped bomba that a seventh woman who had tory. Two years ago, the General (MSA) to haul foreign aid goods. destroying building*. , supply . The xblp thot-Kennedy amid han­ and strafed a bridge behiod Afp dumps and triick* ' arid' cratering Police Arrest Woman been ‘-with them -eai4(«r had Iceys. Assembly authorized a main gen­ At thst same rrtfqment. a, tele- dled MSA goods in February, 1952, lied line* thday, the EIgbtR' ..road*, and .railways. . , , eral funii budget of 8223,000,000. Army^ , oonoiwced! .Nhse.. > --‘.a:.-. A od«vao«o (p)»ort*-cr Weianieos' the escort carrier Bairoko dumped New York, May 20-^ (>P)- A Deputy CliieC Inspector James B. by a reporter who aaid he was Culled from AP Wires llon asserted then, and- has con­ ______1 * year-old girl, taken from her Leggett of the New York police outside the building with the wom­ that '^trie i subcommittee staff was that the suit ovoryeiio'a eonvonionca. bombs and blazing napalm on Red tinued to do so since. C.VLLED ON EOd STORY* ' Washington home with her two- said the woman, for whom a 13 an with the keys. lOKt *•> ...... n-i-'tin... u-.r. (transpoirtatlon o( Communist troops positions aouthwest of Haeju on 1951-53 appropriations were k y another ship of the Wheelock- Beinit. LebiMioB, May 20— year-old brother, was found today state alarm had been sent nut. was The women departed about 3:30 Korea’s west coast. It was the sec­ Sen. Williams (R.. Del.) charges low and purposely ^BKeq by the „ Company occurred at a —The rnrrespondent for the Nam with the woman who, police .said, picked up in South Jamaic*. a. m. (d.s.t.) without obtaining Demooratic-controlled Senate to,, . . . ^ . ond straight day of Marine at­ admitted kidnaping the two chil­ that several thnu.sand. ^vernmont York Dally New* is ordered 'll# To thoso ptopin ood otbora who would find it moro eopvoniont— tacks on the Haeju Peninsula. Queens. any company commitment on force the 89,500,000 deficit on his! Kennedy’s testimony brought dren.- their demands. The women in­ workers were illegally* promoted return to Cairo for questtoRlng Fourteen Okinawa-based B-29 TTie woman, identified as Bar- Leggett said the Grimm woman "(hiring the close of Truman re­ administration for political P'"’*] angry outbursts from Senator* Me- on his story that eggs w en wo soy "BANK BY MAIL." AM It tokoa is o 3e atomp ood cnm of our RuperfolTs dumped 140 tons of "haa a mother complex" and had dicated no plan to return. ICarthy (R-Wi*i and McClellan (D- Imra Grimm, 24, of Tulare, Calif., A company • attorney, who gime." . . . Member.* of Belle Isle, thrown at U. S. Secretary H bombs on s sprawling supply area was taken into custody by New lost a baby of her own. Detroit's, usualtv pe.*ceful animal Reversing a previous decision. | Ark I. State Dulles’ car on his reesat hoody, aolf-oddrossod dopoait oovolopoa. Ask for o supply of Hioso nine miles west of Sinanju in He also said the Manh,'(»tan di.*- fetched the keys, received assur­ the. legislature’s Public Welfare I McClellan said he wondered if We have the York City police after a man whd ance from the women that they herd giadrially shaking off effects \1sit to the Egyptian capital. answers western Korea. An Air Force trict sttqjnry’s offlcc .mrt FBI j and Humane Institutions commit- the British shipping "doesn’t equal had befriended her became sus­ would leave, before he gave them r.f four da.v binge incurred 'b.v opvolopos co^ start your BANK-BY-MAIL program sooo. spokesman .said the center con­ picious snd telephoned authorities. agents were conferring in an at­ dumping of 300 pounds of whiskey tee haa vrited to put the ' .State i the contribution the British- are TAFT IN HOSPITAL tained at least 365 buildings and tempt to determine what charges the keys to the locks. Welfare-department In. charge o f! making as Allies" In. the United . . . tor propor Chrysl«r>PlymeMHi cart. Our muelkniies or* troinad Doctors later examined the baby' Frank Lo-ve, Metropolitan vice mash into lake on playground Washington, May 20 500 supply stacks. Darkness made girl, Diane Bradford, and reported would be placed aga’nst t’.ic island. Sen. Taft of Ohio, the SenaU. woman. she was unharmed and apparently Big new restaurant opposite (Continued «a Page Nineteen) (Continued on Pagq Two) - Republican leader, entered Wols She was quoted as saying she (C-ontlnued on Page Five) In factory proeodurt and know,your Chryalar or Flymouth from (Continued on Page Five) in good physical condition. Madison Square Garden is gutted ter Reed Medical C eaW to d ^ Her brother! Clifton Eugene had been drinking Fr'd.av and for an x-my nnd treatment *f p rr , o ____ A USK OUR NORTH I "blacked out." not remombering In spectacular fire watched hy Soles Bradford, was found here in the some 10.000 pcr.sons . . . Upper hip that has been causing him l ^ i i b r a n c h d b iv k -in ^ Central Park zoo on Sunday and anything until she awoke on a pain. bumpar fo bumpar. a hurry ? Shrine of Gandhi train in Philadelphia. Floocling Streams house of Dutch parliament, hy ‘Overseas Weekly^ Banned was identified yesterday by their vole of .57 to 4. approves con­ father, Clifton Eugene Bradford. Because of the dress she was BAND IN ACCIDENT •- Sendee Visited hy DiiUes reported wearing Friday, the Imperil Louisiaiin stitutional smendriients authoriz­ Sr., a mechanic in the nation's ing government to yield authority San-Francisco, May to— See us rogularly— for Chry8lar*PJymaurii sonfko. capital. ^ woman had been described as "the By Arm y for Lurid Stories The Freddie Mortla Rood woo wo'man in red.” However, she wa? to supra-national organizations. New Delhi. India, May TO-^^^OPi— Bradford, who had reported the Baton Rouge, La., May 20 (A*). Communist Clrina calls halt, al shaken up today when a sps*6 ' : Pub children misaing over the week wearing a black dress when taken ing auto smssh*d head on toto' U, S. Secretary of State Dulles and Into custody. Louisiana’s coastal. lowlands least temporarily, to return of Frankf\irt, German.v, May 20— - moral welfare of military and de­ end, came to New York yesterday faced a neW flood crisis from the a Greyhound hna ohartetsd tft: foreign aid chief Stassen started . Although Bradford still is in Jaiwnese Nationals stranded in UP) -An American woman publish­ pendent personnel." the orriwstra. Driver of tha egg MEMBER MANCHESTER AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS’ ASSOCIATION . their two-day visit toTndia today after a traveler between New York Gulf of Mexico toda.v as rising China since World War 'The 27-year-61d woman said an and Washington connected photos New York, it was not known II . . . er .said today that the U. S. Army wo* Idlled. ' . with calls on Prime Minister Nehru whether he waa called in bv police streams to'the noi;th forced 15.000 Harvard Univerait.v retains as- Army colonel to whom she (xrm- of the boy appearing in newspapers has banned her weekly new.spaper and at the site of Mohandas during queationing of the Grimm persons from their homes in s 100 .sociate Prof. Wendell H< Furry on plained told her; "You know whst BLAST INJURIES 8E\’EN Gandhi’s cremation. Aides said in the two cities. The boy had million dollar flood.. its faciill.v but arcuses him of for American troops because of Its you have done— storle.*' like Chris­ spent 24 hours in the CTiildren’s woman. North Hai-en. May M — IB •*. Dulles .and Nehru may get down His daughter, Diane, ’.vas iden­ While iwullen ijnyoiis and rlv- "grave misconduct" in belonging tine Jorgen.sen and Pat Ward- .’’ Center here without anyone claim­ stories about - Christine Jorgensen, Seven persoao were Injured, MW to particulars tomorrow. tified by hia brother and sistcr-ln- era poured tons o f water toward to- Communist party. A spokesman at the Army’s ing him. Pat Ward and the like. crttleally. whea an explaehm. TTie two americans and their law, Mr. and Mrs. Jrs.se Bradford. the Gulf, the coastal residents Thousands of General Eleptflc Mrs. Marion von Rospach, of Heidelberg headquarters refused Mow oat tha front of n twoHrtwjr MANCHESTER TRUST party arrived here by air from The Washington mechanic told Police said the apprehension -,f braced against the possibility of Company workers who staged San Francisco, Calif., said a letter to comment on the matter today, hrick balldlag nt the Corwlg., BROWN-BEAUPRE Saudi Arabia after a fast InforTpa- police- there that" be met a blonde the Grimm woman resulted from inundation from wind-whipped ma.*s walkout, in protest over from the Army's European head­ "Any comment the Army has to Chemlrol C*. plant hero aariy toi tion-gathering swing through the woman in a restaurfuit Friday, a,call from John jtmalls. a Negro tides. deadlocked wage talks report for quarters had ordered her to stop make is in the letter written to day. • f Middle EUst took her home to meet his family, taxi driver of South Ozone Park. Stream* were higher at some work os usual in Schenectady. printing - and di.*tritmting her. the ‘Overseas Weekly,’ " he said. Before 'mskirig his courtesy call and left her witir the children Queens. Ofllcers said Smalls told points than itr 1940, when high Mrs. Von Rospach is the wife KKirnMUUlJlT ■) r I S S E 1 L S T « M I I L H i I I N. Y. . . . Connecticut ranks third “Overseas Weekly” to the OI’s b*- on Nehru. Dulles - - first U. S. while he arid hi* Wife went out for this story: tides blew Ihlo already ' flooded in nation ,ln ratio of dentists to cause its "stories of sex and prosti­ of Cecil Von Rospach, Information Woshh ■eeretary of State to visit India about 15 minute*. Bradford aaid He was sitting in. his automobile sections -and Covered several people and they are fairly evenly tution” Had "caiseda atorm of pro­ officer at the U. 8. consulate here. the woman and children were gone distributed, according to Dr. test from eommondere in the field >8418 OFflCE, 923 MAIN ST.-NORTH BRANCH, tS NO. MAIN S T .-T E l.M lI (OnnMnoed *■ Page Scuca) when h* and )iis wife Hdumed. (Onatlaiied aa Pag* Sevea) (OonttaMg on Page Ten) Frank G. Boa'rdman o f ' Plminville. and others concerned with the (Osa^MMfl M l ■) isfini

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O sentence for obtaining unemploy­ Mrs. Elidabeth Strickland, 709 giveii us in Korea." ment benefits by false' statements. Main' street; Mrs.- Leona Prelle, Probers Learn . • McCarthy also exclaimed that It fhmphy Given She pleaded guilty to accepting a Hospital Notes Rockville; Thomas McNamara, 20 was "unheard of, unbelievable” gear and we thought the wheels wonderful display of all types of total of $48 from the state during Greenhill street; Mrs. Doris that'a nation whose boys were be­ Figured in Aviation Hittory would fold any second. Finally he WpiMcn Hear Talk ,herbs in ppts, also a cabinet con- UN Keeps Silent Patlbnts Today: 126 Alas Ladd ■slab Masker _ 1 . J a U S e n te ^ July and August to which she Holmes, 45 Victoria road; Harry British Vessels ing killed in Korea would let Its dragged into the air and barely ‘tainlng dried- herbs and another was-Ttot-entitled. ‘— ^ADM ITTED- T E-BT E RT> A T r Gibbons,- -10 Hazel street;" Ftui ‘Ship* ■ "be used td carry 'eii'efny ■ M SjygM SaHr rsreal cleued-the telephone wires. '- -v*- ’ On ^Spiee of Life’ ■section devoted' to the be.st ■books, Parley Plans Earl H. Johnson, 21, of 156 S te p h ^ Ossidowits, Ellington; Bron, Colchester. troops. 'X Schory'a part in the Llndgergh available on the subject. She was i " ^ . ! ': . — ■-: .' Branford street, who was arrested A lull Lii44 ■ a sw a id DESERT “CODE atory received prominent mention Mrs. Josephine Berger, 256 North ' DLSCHAROED TODAY Miss In Red Service The Senator stormily'wound up B ii i l d generous in offering chib members' sjt-ocal Man Receives Friday for violation of rules of the a recent public hearing on . the “DESERT President’s LEGION" TWO” < in the current aeries by Lindbergh The history, origin, various recipes for the use of heifbs, ''--^^ntlmied from Pag* One) Thuraday Elm Street; Mrs. Barbara Dicker- Eihilie Cswertek, 40 North Elm 11 Months on Theft road and, after a 6'i-inch hunting Street; Mrs. Colleen Ooro and son. i.ssue, . rejecting testimony by a LEGION”/ Lady” CttUr) in the Saturday Evening Post. uses of herbs, in a culinary way, At the business meeting. Which Midnight—2 a. m...... Vohuiteen Needed knife was found in his car, carry­ man, 146 Center street; Alex . (OobHru^ From Page One) Teeh. S:y-^ ■ :3aS:4S S:H4sSM:tt - 1:4M:1$ . 2 a. m.—4 ar m. ,. • 132 Spruce street; Willis baby girl, State Department official that the (Photo on Page..pne.) the different types of tea ^nd preceded the talk, plans were dl.sr insist bn-. overthrowing the basis ...... Floyd Chapman ing a dangerous weapon, was fined Gance. 24 West street; Albert 4 a. m.—6 a. m. . . . Charg^\Qther Cases Norfolk, Conn,: Mrs. Irene Vlncek, government doe.s not- seek tO; Ant. 1 p . / ^ . mi Captaiii ;o r other drinks made from herbs, cussed for the ann.ual dinner to be of negotiatibna by demanding the ...... Mr. and Mrs. William Hewitt a total of $24. The dangerous wea­ Avery,' 100 Dydall street; Joseph Nations fight against the Commu­ |n«i **llAwk-At Wlli EWtr** SEE OUP BIO $-D SCBEEF 6 a. m.—9 a. m...... - ...... Herman R. Gunther, Jr. 148 Lydbil street; Harold Bickford, nists In Korea. choke,off all trade with Commu­ -X. their medicinal uses and the bid held on June 2' at AttnaVeigh. 'release to civilian status' of the' 'Ns^ A, local man who fled the state pon charge was changed to breach Sartor, 117 Eldridge street; Mrs, Rockville; Michael Mlodsinski, 35 nist arca.s. 9 a. m.;—Noon ...... Mr. and Mrs. WiUaM Small of the peace, for which he was Catherine Diets, Rockville^ Mrs. "Whose' war is It?'’ demanded Four Manche'ster employees o f^ The propeller was one of. a Phone Rate Hike favorite, lavender, u.sed for per­ ■-At the conclusion of the pro­ Korean and Chinese prisoners of last month after beln^ arrested for Dover road; Frits Johnson, 34 / ' - ■... ' fume, were told by Mrs. George Noon—3 p. m...... Khoda Bockus, Ruth BogUa^ fined $9, and he drew a..$15 fine’ Ella Bouchard, Rockville; Charles McClellan. "Is it a U. 8.' war or a Hamilton Standard Division of shipment of four which went to. gram, dainty refreshments, were war in South Korea and handing 3 p. m.—6 p. m. V-.. larceny was sentenced to.J Clinton street. \ UN war?'-'. Simmons in a talk entitled “ 'Tlic • ...... M rs. Harold L^rd, Oliver CLarttar^' 11 on the motor vehicles violation. Kellner, 61 Unloii street; Thomas ------______■ •' \ ■ United Aircraft Corporation, Ryan early in 1927. Designed for served-from a beautifully dec'brfit- them over to their enemies. Syiig- 6 p. m.^—8 p. m. . . . V-V...... Ann Maison, Rutli Hickox .'r- McCarthy. the subcommittee MANCHESTCK . Examination Set Spice,of Life,'' presented last night ’ - .inonthii in the county jail on th? In other cases this moriiing, Conn, 509 Adams street;’ Barbara DAY Mini SAT. Windsor- Locks, helped manufac- use with the Wright J6-C Whirl­ cd table, with a centerpiece bf 8 p. m.— 10 p. m. . CUrtis Wright. Michael Glean In some places the Amaxon is chairman, salil trading by British 4 0 UFONDBROS. to the Professional Women's Club spring flowers. As a special treat, man Rhee (president of the Repub­ charge in Town .Court this morning. Karl Kucienski. Is; of 149 Oak Rayburn, 16 Oxford street; Rev; FEATURE AT 2 and 8:1# ttire .the propeller that carried wind engine, i^ was manufactured 10 p... m.—Midnight ...... Mr. and Mrs. York StrangfMd John B. Dunphy, 31, of 323 Ccn. street, was found not guilty of 40 to 50 feet higher In the rainy vessels with Red China “ more than Charlea A. Lindbergh's "Spirit of Hartford, May 20—OR—T h e meeting ih the Federation Room of delicious Danish pastry wa.s made lic of. Korea)-or Chlang Kai-Shek Edgar J. Farrell, 806 Main street; season than in the dry season. CO-HIT AT 3:50-6:53-10:05 - in a garage that served as the Volunteers may register at Civil Defense Headquarters, Munlet*; ter street, pleaded guilty when pre- reckl'ess driving; Charles John- Mrs. Helen Lamenso, East Hart­ offsets any military aid they have STEAK HOUSE S)t. Louia" non-ktop from New. Standard Steel plant. It's two Public Utilities Commission said the- Center Church last night. by one of the club members, Elsie (leadei- Df.Natlonalist (Jhlna) ? ''V sented before Judge John S. G. drow, 38,'p f Rockville, was fined STATE SAT. CONTINUOUS AT 4:30 York to Paris 26. - yer.rs ago,, A large group bf. members heard pal Building, Manchester on Mondays and Fridays from 1-5 p. m. ford; Mrs. Nettie Hastings, 181 ■ -" 'S.. ' ,------—— MOltMN.' MASS. blades were adjustable on the yesterday it plans to- hold a cross- Lindholm.’ Hostesses were Marion "2. Will they inaiat.. on ham­ \R ottn er. $12 for violation of rules of the North Main street. abcordlng to a story in the.current ground. Mrs., Simmons teli''hpw her in­ Jesseman. Laura 'Vcitc, Cecilia stringing the neutral nations re­ Dunphy, who forfeited a $500 road; and Mrs. I-ottle Cummings, Home of tlM "Sona of Fan" issue of '.the division's magazine, examination' session on June 6 in terest in herbs started ihapy years Wandt and Elizabeth Olson. ADMITTED TODAY: Rose Official linier connecUmi with the Southern New patriation cogtmiastoo by placing to lead a peaceful life? ence of a higher level?" bond posted by professional bonds- 47, of 239 Woodbridge street, re­ Strickland, Melrose, Oonn.; Mrs. the Hamilton Standard. ago when five women In Coventry it under American control ? rtan when he failed to appear in Peo|Ue of MaaehMter — It’a Another Mancheatcr man, Carl England Telephone Company's' re­ ”4. Will they continue to delay The radio said the answer* to" ceived a $3 fine for keeping an Jean Ellaaon, 22 Fraiiklin street; FORTHE BEST IN FOOD O party thne. Wn have apeeial ■ The four wore employed by started a cIm s to experiment 'With Residents of New Caledonia use « ^ r t to face the charge April 25, is unlicensed dog. Standard Steel Propeller Company F .. Schbry, 72 Scarborough road, quest for higher rates. The two-' "3. Will they really give., the indefinitely the signing of an arm­ these questions "wlQ daeid# Mrs. Mary Blaney, 59 Dougherty ratea ter parttea. We alee have li^rbs. This class has How growh- ,a dead squib tied to a pole to catch necessary time and freedom and istice' agreement by refusing to » said to have stolen auto accessories Ttie case of James U. Barnard, of Pittsburgh, Pa,, one of the two cherishes memories of Lindberg's day hearing ended yesterday with to'about 40 members, and meets whether there will be an early ( street; Robert Bowen, 55 Lenox hua aervlee. Fey laformatlon flight. Then secretary of the con­ testimony by Laurence S. Stone, lbb;;ters. The lobsters "freeze" in facilities for explanations to be submit the post-armistice question ing of the Korean war and i ^ u ; d at $451 from his employer, 23, of East Hartford, charged with -X companies which itierged to form once k'-week. ^ " v fright at the sight of the squid jjoriarty Brothers. reckless driving and failure to stop street. Hamilton Standard in '1929. test committee of the National SNETCO general commercial made to the POV/i^ of their right of the final disposition of POWs to return of thousands of P09 . BIRTH YESTERDAY: s son to Mrs. Simmons had with her a and are jiicked up by divers. to repatriation and to return home -He « a a turned oyer yesterday to at .a.stop a i ^ . was. continued to. GALL MONSON Sny Aeronautic a s s o c la t l.O h, ,he manager, who said the proposed the post-armistice political confer- both sides.” Mr. and Mrs; Roy Vdlkert, 211 ' Stamp of Approval nrtxi trtrzit'rf.'i.’is: V local authorities by Springfield po­ Saturday. \ approved Lindbergh's application rate' changes are biased oh the gen­ Hi Charter Oak street. Dim HERE The Faaaieet Shew la the Eaat ' Imbedded in the LindSbrgh lice who had arrested him on a “i. ______is______with the NAA to make the New eral principal that all users of b i r t h s YESTERDAY: a daugh­ propeller—twice in the blades and Ircaify charge in that city. once in the hub—are the initials Y.ork-Paris flight for the $25,000 the service would pay a fair share iDunphy, who was bom in New Motorist Avoids ter to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allison. OrjLeig prize. of the increased revenue required. ''ampshire, has a record of similar 9 Short street; a daughter to Mr. AFM- They stand for Alex F. Man- The company seeks an increase of nella, 114 Lakewood Circle, N., an Schbry later installed the official lenses in Bangor, Me. and Mrs. John Flanagan, Rock­ TONIGHT $3,936,000 in yearly revenue to at­ Injuring Bo^, 8 ville; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. inspector in 1927 when he stamped NAA barograph In the "Spirit of tract new capital and to meet ris­ \ Jailed and Fined From the moment you glance at our menu, you know tnat "lot's tj)e propeller as "o. k.” Manella is St. Louis" and was official timer {Robert''Joseph, 27, of Rockville, Edward Furphy, 10 Drive B. eat out tonight” was a wonderful Idea! Our food la delicious, our BENEFIT ing material and labor costs in the DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: superintendent of machining today. wheq Lindbergh lifted the heavily companies $67 million expansion In Keith's Spring Bargain.Festival! las sentenced to 60 days in jail A car driven by lirs. Heleh service eflleient. You'll dine leisurely In an atmosphere of gra- loaded plane into the air at Roose­ bd fined $25 as the result of his Eugene Klely, 250 High street; rlouaneea where you are always a welrome guest. Come In to­ Paul Azinger, 48 Coburn road, pro^am. A 10-cent rate for pay Davidson,. 56, of 12 Knox street, was acting superintendent of Stan­ velt Field. rrest yesterday for breach of the stnick a Park Department garage Franklin Richmond, 52 Mt. Nebo night, DANCE station telephones is ambhg the kace. The 80 days, had been hang- place; Harry Shapero, Rockville; Proceeds for Auxiliary dard Steel at the time and Alex Schory recalls the hazardous proposals. early laat night after Mrs. David­ HERE TONIGHT FROM 9 P. M. to 1 A. M. take-off as if it were yesterday. [g over him from a previous con- Mrs. Naomi Hills, Andover; Mrs. THE LA.D. * WALTER PHELPS Police Uniform Fund Martin, 1 McCabe atreet. helped son jammed on the brakes to avoid grind, polish and assemble the , “He was off and on, off and on,” Iction. At that time, Ihe sentence hitting a young bicyclist who had Phyllis Felice, 3 Whitney road; AT THE PIANO M ON THE DRUMS Swimming was seldom attempt­ kd been suspended add he had George L. May, 519 Adams street; Arnsricoii Hall propeller. A, V. Mayo, RFD 1, he says, “ settling from one wheel ed in the Middle Ages because of OPEN STOCK darted into the path of the car. ^en placed on probation for one Leonard Street Rockville, also worked on this to the other. That load of fuel was a belief that pestilence spread' Police said that Mrs. Davidson's project with Martin. a terlflic strain on the landing through water. lar. car. which was turning left into CAVEY'S RESTAURANT Sotarday Eva., May 23 ,'Also sent to jail this morning Valley street from Trotter, struck las George Beebe, 23, of 55 Elro. DANCING # to 1 the garage located at the inter­ Ireet, who had been charged with Refreehmente — Door Prise* section after the driver avoided psault. He. was sentenced to 30 Contribution $1 Per Pereon ys and fined $50 for hitting and hitting a bicycle ridden by eight- CIRCLE year-bid William McDonald, of 153 rnsi • soL L siaa • uHLia uiitt i-. -lyrnMsS&Ni SOLID nocking down a man In a fight n U D A T Thru StlNDAV ANDERSON.SHEA POST No. 2046 owing out Of a parking Incident Center street. Patrolman Williapt Scabies Investigated. ON THE SAME SHOW Iday on ^Main street near the JoRMt StoWCNf Irmory. Beebe has a record of two MHIITIE M ILS BICK M m iB E It evious convictions on similar Marajp, an' island within the JoM t Lvi^h la the reariai, ■■taBti Tsliool barges in the local court. ^ mouth of the Amason is about the HARD ROCK size of Denmark. — IN — V .F .W . Poppy Dance i Case Continued jT h e cases of two young Man- Siester men, both charg^ with ‘ NAKED SPUR” reeny, ■w'efe continued for one l ..-r eek when one of-them pleaded V. F. W. HOM E- tBt guilty.' .Prosecutor W. David Pkn FKARLESS FAGAN TOMITE .... At D atk! (eith requested the continuance MANCHESTER GREEN l*t Area Drive fter Robert DeVaux, 23, of 127 SATURDAY SPECIAL k id d ie MATINEE la BbawiM at 1 4'karailas Fealam MAPLE Hssell street, entered the not guil> DOORS OPEN a t 1 :S0—STARTS AT 2 P. M. •T«lever Take 'No' / plea through his attorney, Har- For An Answer” Id Garrity. • THURSDAY, MAY 21 With S year aM • DeVaux, along with Edward P R E S E N - n N O 3 BIG ATTRACTIONS VITTORIO MAKl'NTA BEDROOM PIECES Armstrong, 16, of 9 Main street, • P. M. to 12 ’ / ■ aa* Baala’t BUZZ INN “ Alice In This Is Maple With All The Warmth And Beauty That’s A Heritage Of The Past . . . The ^e accused o f stealing auto ac- 008 BIAIN ST. Wonderland” essories. The two defendants had MIDDLETOWN. 'CONN. No. 1 Wild Bill Elliott in "BORDER GUN FIGHTER" Wilk Uva ArUaa Correct Lines, The Quality Construction Of The True Antique. Keith’s Collection Is Exten­ feen turned over to local author* aaS PaFFCit! sive, You’ll Find Many Piece.s Not Illustrated . . . But All Are Superbly Crafted, All Are bes by Rockville police who had FEATURING The Only Admission Charge mested them in that city for the No. 2 LOADS OF BRAND NEW CARTOONS mFOR A RAPPT TIME | Hand Rubbed For Striking Beauty. Choose Just The Pieces You Need For Your Own Home. kme offense. DeVaux received a SEE TONITE'S SHOW!; D-day suspended sentence and BILL DONAHUE At The Organ AV,F,W. Poppy Armstrong's case was continued It No. 3 RADAR MEN FROM THE MOON PSI5ISISJSISIS be week for invesitigation. Nightly and Sun. P. M. T r Suspended Sentence We Specialise la / ADM. FOR KIDDIE SHOW—CHILD 25c. ADULTS 44e 3M rs. Anna Weiss, 62, of 190 si’N. sKnriAS rsiriw ART LOUBHREY and HIS BAND LIBERAL BUDGET TERMS AT KEITH'S..* Vdridge street, was fined $96 and ■B.VOWB OF KILINAKJAio" Italian Dishes^ aiiatFrMaT—an Tcchalealar) "TAXI” "A T ilWOBD'R POINT" htIRROR |§ven a three mqpths suspended NOTE; Regular Show Will Start At 4:80 After Kiddle Show. "RAMCRO NOTORIOl'S" S 17JH)- d EXTRA ^ OPEN AN ACCOUNT

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T ^ A C J ^ F O U B MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN« WEDNESDAY. MAY 20. 19Si MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WKDNKSDAY. MAY 20, 1 9 ^ cials are also registering children for entry next term during the Reunion Program The Reds and UN trotijsa'battled rBolton 152 Donate to Bloodmohile Women Unlock Plays Toiiiorrow hand-to-hand for 25 minutes in - '*) vision - clinics. Birth - certificates Allied Infantry Allied trenches before the at­ M.r. should be j>resented aS well p i evidence ot vaccination-and diph­ F or’23 Progresses tackers were driven off, the Army Hathaway, Belcher Named theria Immunization at the time" of In South Methodist Drive Prote-st Chains Cuts Down 200 said. ; ';-""-'--.,- A HEARING AH) registration. Plans for the reunion of the A few minutes later Allied big 'Today’s Event Calendar guns cut up arConCentraO’on of 7.50 Class of 1923, Manchester High With a donation of. 152 pints of • Mabel L. Bowers, Mrs. Frank As Action Fails Red soldiers apparently grouping Troop 73 Patrol Leaders Teen-tlmers at school at 7 p.irj-; School, which will be held at the Charging Reds IS A MARK OF INniLlfiENOE WSCS at United Methodist Church, W e O £ iiM a > i blood at the 'monthly rfsit of the Hallih, . Yerrington Russel, Mrs. for a new attack on the Ypke, the Manchester Country Club Juiie 27, George N. Coro, Mrs. W. Taft, 8 p.m., election of officers: Bolton Bloodmohile during South Metho- (Coattaned from Page One) (Continued From Page One) Army said. • Bolton, May 20- -(Speclaiy^Boy-* tee arranginig games for visitors Congregational Church religious are progressing satisfactorily. All Rudolph Abair, Ernest Morse, John South Korean President Syng- IT SHOWS Scout Troop No. 73 Monday nlglit of all.age.s. education committee apd church dist Church Day, yesterday, the. Zelen.sk. Mrs. John Kacmarezyk, inan Rlieo. will decorate the two The fair, which will open at, 11 committees have been working sponsoring' group exceeded' its" president in charge of housing, re­ an arcurate damage assessment waa aplit Into two patrol* ..which i. school Stas meeting at parsonage diligently for weeks and the event and Phyllis Dupont. mained in his office until the leading Aiherfcan atxs of the CONSIDERATION FOR OTHERS vrere Immediately given challeng- . a. m.. will close at 11 p. m. on a at 8 p.m. quota by two. ' ^ .Andrew Gibson. Raymond H. imposalble, he said. Korean war to'inprrow. note of fun. too, since square and promises' to be a memorable one. Statistics on the campaign .sho'W women left the building. Ing names by the scouts. Miiton Tonsorrow's. Event Calendar Don’t m iss this chance to got the Young. 'Grace Giglio, Paul Vasolo- There waa no . company state­ Carrier-based planes flattened Capt. Joseph M.cConnell, Jr., Hathaway w-as named leader o f; modern dancing will be the pro­ The banquet committee has ar­ 179 appointments made and 38! nus, George E. Hickey, Howard 202 buildings on the east and west world's leading jet 'hge with 16 gram feature beginning at 8 p. m. Temporary Regional High School walk-in donors. Of this total, .53 ' ment on the matter. the "riying Eagle” patrol .and Garl i Planning Committee meeting at ranged for a dinner, and the en­ A. Miller. Edith Freidmann, Lowe and the women starteil coasts of KoreaTuesday, the Navy MIG kills, and CapC‘- Manuel Johnson, assistant- leader. L#<'e, in the Community Hall. Mrs- Paul tertainment committee Is prepar­ were from the South Methodist, Rudolph O. Heck,''Mrs. Elaine G. announced. Fernandez, Jr., who bagged 14. Belcher is leader of the "Rattle-. H. Arnold, chairman ot the dance Hebron at, 8 p,m. in elementary ing a program which will be lively Church, sponsors of yesterday’s their war of endurance before noon school. Johnson, Lucy Soutliergill, Grace. yesterda,v when the six housewives Plane* from the carriers Boxer will come to Seoul for the cere-' make” patrol, assisted by Philippe j committee, has secured W. H. Dob­ and entertaining to both members operation at Woodruff Hall. John.son, Conktance and Edmund and Philippines Sea hit the Piik- nion.v at Fifth Air Force head­ son of Manchester for a return en­ of (he class and their respective There Wore 36 donors.with ap- SntI a seventh w om an showed up to Pellerin, , ' gagement as prompter for the Tomrfjuk, Charles H. Spratlye protest the eviction scheduled to­ chon, Rongjin and Wonsan areas on quarters. • The boys took advantage of the ^ Manchester Evening Herald husbands and wives. _ pointments who failed td' appear Susan Dente, Mrs. Lucille Smith;- the ea.s't c.oa.4t. M arine planes from Both ace.s leave Friday for the PERSONAL HEARING SERVICE _ daylight hdurs and the school I countrv-style dancing. Bolton correspondent, Mrs. Jo­ There are still a few members or made last miniite cancellations. day of the first Negro tenants at Howard Generous. William Rice, the. Metropolitan's ' Parkchester the Bsrioko struek the Haeju Pen­ United States. OF MANCHESTER 5 diamond to play a little baseball ' All <--oups at Bbltpn Congrega­ seph D'ltalia, telephone Mitchell of the class who have not yet re­ Twenty-nine would-be donors werej insula in the west. tional Church are cooperating in Albert J. Patch, Robert Holman, housing development in the Bronx. The U. S. Air Force today re­ I before their meeting. There has- 8-5845. turned the questionnaire which jejbeted for minor physical rca- Aside from attack on Outpost ported 692 Rugslan built MIG 15 been som* interest shown by sev- i the production of the Fair and was mailed to them and it is hoped USED CAR Robert F. Brown. Walter Dawldo- The seven women, two Negjoes 808 MAIN STREET-JARVIS RUILDING 9 eons. Hobby Show. Proceeds froifh .the wicz, Richard Bagge, Edwin Ljiw - and five white, waited five hours Yoke, there. was a little action Jet fighters, have been destroyed in S eral boys In attending . Camp . Advertisement— that these will be returned as soon The 53 donors from the Soufu rence, John Kissman, Francis Dan- along th e l<55-mile ground front. the Korean war. All btit 17 were ■ Pioneer, the Boy Scout camp et event will help to underwrite the, "Winter’s Crystals.” presented as posaible- M ethodist CThurch included Mrs. before Lowe a^eed to see them. expense of renovating the church coase. Amy Hayes and her daugh­ rhe.v talked with him for an hour, A small Red foree hit an Allied credited to Sabre jets. ' Featuring: New Hartford, this summer. The by the Flora B. Johnson School of liie next general committee Charles Straight, Mrs. borothy forward position in front of the ca m p operates- during July and sanctuary...... , r ter. also named Amy Hayes, James and. then-Six. of .the women pulleIrCauI Hook, also on the western front! 'more than 90 per cent of the 126 August and wilj take scouts for Briefs ter, Friday, May 22—8:15 p. m. of Mrs. Helen Trent Ambach on F. Barry, Florence Madden,'James chains and padlocks from their Fine Quality Hearing Aids, "Complete "Hearing TentR, Robert D. Valentine of Notch Fred Edgar, Rev. Pere.v Smith, Meacham, Mrs. Claire Obremakl, hut WHS driven bark in a brief MIGs probably de.stroyed and 860 «lther a one or two week period. June 2. Mrs. Judy Ekstroin, Mrs. Ena purses. The seventh woman, who Personal Service and Guidance, Custom Ear Mold!, Since two or three boy.s arc road will soon begin construction Dr. Charle.s E. Jacobson, William is white, remained free to act as a Miss . Patricia McCauI of Hart­ battle, the Eighth Army said. dam aged. Prentice, Doroth.v K. Reinohl, Mrs. Two Chinese companies hit the ' The Air Force said .55 Sabres Batteries and Repairs On All Makes ready to advance from tenderfoot of 10 homes in the Broad street GL’L F ^ ’ABMTH R. Grimason, and Ray Hagenow. nies.senger for the others. ford will be heard on the Ham­ io second class scouts, the troop area in Manchester. Estimated to Deaths Last Night Evangeline Small, Mrs. Sistinc Raymond Winter,' Mrs. Clara’ mond Chord Organ at' Walkin.s Yoke shortly after midnight in the bad been Ibst' in combat 'with England has a milder climate Lawrenee, Mrs. Lucy Jackie, Mrs. No effort waa made to put out committee is planning a Board of cost JIO.OOO they will be one-story, than Labrador, which is in the Gustaf.son. Dr. Raymond Mozzer, the women. However, the mes­ Brothers tomorrow ni.ght. wake of a heavy artillery barrage. MIGs. .Review for their next meeting. No five-room frame dwellings, measur­ BARGAIN Ruby Fairfield, Mi', and Mrs. Mel­ G. Lee Hogen. James Loney, Ar­ Miss McCaul, a native of Hart­ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS .same latitude, since the Gulf senger wa.s not allowed hack in the definite date has been set for this ing 24 feet on the street side ky in town vin Jochini.scn. Mrs, Helen Moran, thur Doane, Charles O’Fllnn. Mrs. ford, and a graduate of Hartford Madrid. Spain Lt. Gen. Da- Stream brings a large current of Mrs. Dorothea Bra.ss, Jes.sie Tracy, building when .she left to get food ■■ceremony as yet. 38 feet deep. L-ocation of the maso Berengucr Fuste. 79. Count warm water to her shores, whila Robert Doellner, Mrs. Elizabeth for the others: Guards told her no College, .studied the piano .under houses will be on the west side of Althea Dunlap, Fianklin T. Bat­ Minder. Vivian Slorr, Mabel Cole, Ward Diivcnny, head of the Hart­ Pupils Giving Show of Xauen, who took over the Span­ the Labrador current flows from son. one wa.s permitted to enter after phora B. Johnson of Bolton Cen­ Broad street, west side of Coventry ish government when dictator the North Pole region*. Ellsworth Perkin.s, John Van Hou- the elo.se of the work day. ford Sehool of Music, and organ ter will present her dancing school street and north side of Columbus Primo de Rivera resigned in 1930. Mrs. Margaret Whitney, Mrs. sen, Mrs. Virginia Fall.s, Mr. and under Mr. Gordon Stearns, orgaiv street. Lorraine Bell, Ralph McCollum. Mrs. Robert Baird. However, the rule was lifted ist of the West Hartford Congre­ pupils in a dance production en­ and high commissioner of .Spanish If they don't lower the tax on shortly before midnight for the titled "Winter's Crystals” at the Meeting at 7 o'clock tonight, the Morocco and war minister in Mon­ a lot more of the luxuries, we may Paula N, Carlson. Mrs. rVill.v Donors who appeared without gational Church and president of Teen-timers will also take ad­ Comolli, Mrs. . Norman Balilivin. appointment included, besides oenefit of newsmen, permitting Bowers School in Manchester Fri­ archist times. Died Monday. I have to do without necessities. utOK'eM oven.-&OXHWfl several reporters to join two of the Hsrtford Chapter, American vantage of evening daylight and Mrs. Dorothy Potter, Mrs. Phyllis tho.se donors already listed above Guild of Organi.sts. day night. The program will fol­ play baseball until dark. The busi­ their colleagues who had been with VonDeck, Helena Booth. Mrs. Har­ tinder the South Methodist Iroll the women m ost of the dav. .News Miss MeCaul plaved the Ham- low a story form featuring Jack ness meeting and program will riet Geis, Lewis A. Geis, Mrs. call, Selden J. Richardson. Wil­ Frost, bunnies, a snow-storm and photographers remained barreij monil Chord O rgan a t th e 1952 HOUSE’S lOOth BIRTHDAY follow in the school. liam Mullin, Mrs. Robert Wright, wind and sun, climaxing with the Ultramatic drive, de luxe radio, heater and de- Gladys Ileichclt, Thomas J. Conl- f r ^ the building during the night. Spring Flower Show in Hartford, The last in a series of vision ncr. Axel Amlernon, Gerald Mil­ Mr.s. R obert D iB attisto, Felix and has been accompanist for Miss presentation of the three-year-old clinics will be held on Monday at froater, undercoating, lusterizing, back-up lights, Gavclle. Howard Smith, Leon Po- 1 .u *?''* P*'*P*rin(r to go to sleep ^ e e n Margaret Griffith, of Bol­ lington, Albert Eckstnun. John In their chairs at about midnight, Betty Allen, .soloist, who ‘will the school for children entering ir. power brakea. Chrome door guarda, oil filter, exhaust —Miischko, Burton Rice, William F. drove, Mrs. Yolande Sheehan. Mrs. shortly leave, for P aris on a achol- ton Lake. September. Anyone who has chi.- * a c k a /u l the women m unched cookiF»s nnf! deflector. One blue, one gray—with power afeering; Howard, M.aiirlee Gamlet, Earl Mary Taggart, Albert Morrison. crackers, sang and chatted, am! ar.ship for further study. Other Bolton fledgling dancers dren entering first grade at thet Alfred Hagenow. Mrs. Mary Har­ Include Linda Paggioli, Leslie Hun­ alao one model *'300” with power steering. Low mile­ H anna. Richard Reinohl, C. H. .Slil- insisted they were not hiingrv after time and who has not been con­ I» H II i Ron. Eilward A tkinson, Frank rison, Enrico Monaco, John A. CELEBRATION ter, Jane Marie Griffith, Kathic tacted for this vision check, is 1 age. • their food supply ran out. C: Bedell. Robert Midwood, Robert Johnson, Richard McMahon, Dr. One’ of the six women is Mrs. Luchs. Cynthia DeMars, Cynthia urged to call Mrs. Roy Bosworth, Gordon, Jr.. Albert Gaines, Paul Robert Keeney, Edward Carroll, Steele, Jean Anderson, Janice Wil­ PTA health chairman. School offi­ Mrs. Agnes Renekcr, Ralph Chap­ Sophie Decatur, a Negro, whose Willhidc, Cliai'les A. Banks.- Wal­ family is the one scheduled for ’ liamson, Margaret Roberts, Mari­ man. Albert Adams. Wilbert Ted- y PRESCRIPTIONS 4 Offers These Specials In Cooperation With anne Lapolla, Caroline Glentiey, ter J. Holninn, Mrs. Cecilia Lin- eviction today. She and her hu.s- enlii,' .Miss .M argaret Boyd and ford, Vincent Poeppelmeier. Archie band. Michael, a railroad dining Fcarefully com po unded 4 Sherrill Blair, Patricia Clark, 7, 000,000 John Hyde. Morised, Arthur West. Mrs. Ann car worker, and their two small Brenda Hauver, Ellen and Julie Marshall. Lyman Taylor, and Hale's May Day Yalues! Thri*e .loin (iallon children got into Parkchester ot> Arthur Drug Storts 1 Sherman and Susan Johnson. j H alW erages^ Geoige Muir. a siib-lea.se. The companv said it \ There will also be a group of Wll- AT LOW PRICES \ There were three donors who The next visit of the Bloodmo- SAVE Joined the Manchester Gallon Club would not renew the les.se. It wa.s llmantic students in the progiram. bile to Manchester will be on'Mon- upheld in court recently in the ca.se This completes the third yeaa Arthur Drus Stores < CAN'T BS WRONG with their donation .veaterday, da.v. June 29 from 1:45 to 6:30 Mrs. Evangeline Small of Keeney of Negro eviction from another Mrs. Johnson has conducted her BODRS 8 A. BL to II P. 81. UP TO p. m. Metropolitan housing proieet. school o f' dancing in Bolton. street, a .«oiitli M ethodist Chuivh Members of the Center Congre­ (ionor, Ralph Warren of Cente;- When the women met vesterdav Classes meet on Saturday at the GRANTS SUPER VALUES gational Church will spearhead ef­ w ith Lowe, who wa.s accom panied Community Hall throughout the Glyss field street ail,d F red Na.s.siff of forts to recruit donors for this J01.5 Main street. by Metropolitan attorney Alfred fall, winter and spring. FOR BOYS AND GIRLSk. visit. Appointments may be made B, Carp. Mrs. Decatur said she S a J ! Yankee Street Fair Other donors who helped to through any of the rhureh organ­ would quietly lesve if he would Mrs. Daniel Buccino, chairman ■iR'Prevtn by your purcHasts of evtr 70 million m ake thi.s Blondniobile visit a suc­ izations or at Red Cro.ss headquar­ agree that Negroes would gel the of the children's booth at the Yan­ - SERVICE - cessful one were Rolierl S. Harri­ ters b.v phoning 3-.5111. next vacancies at Parkchester. kee Street Fair on June 6, is hope­ wm;.N ^ (U w .\M i j ! dollars last ytar alont. Stt thtst and mart. New Car Guarantee son. .Mrs. Agnes Holmes, Dr. Win­ "I have nothing to .say." Ixiwc ful that the supply of pinwheels t. 800 field Mo.ver. Mrs. Arlinc Eagleson. There are 612 fnechanical coal said. and balloons this year will keep John Gi'oman, Philemon Anderson. cleaning plants in operation at Carp denied that the firm was ahead of the demapd. She and her • I''»'ndi'r liudy W.^rK George Magnu.son, .Mrs. K sther T. U. S. hiliim inous coal mines. discriminating in the eviction. committee will silso conduct a Foley, Kathleen Johnston, Mrs. wishing well for the children, op­ • ',S liffl ,\lii;iuTU'ni \ Ai'Iine Kirkham, Mrs. C. R. Carl­ Given On C.O.D. Deliveries erated on the grab-bag idea. • W hvi'I l!;tl,int IP'.' 1951 PACKARD 1950 PACKARD son, .Mrs. W arren H. Coons, Mrs. Stuffed toys, dolls and other items Hazel Aronson, Albert .M. Chuiilla. | for the young fry will be featured a .Molni Tuni !ip Arthur Randall. Mrs. John Jennev, a t this booth. Antoinette Heal. Mrs. Helen Gal-I Even the candy booth, conduct­ a I!( :iki- S e t ' i> p lagher, Edward .Siolmark. June! FRANK’S ANTIQUE ed by Miss Helen Berry will have Stuk, Doroth.v MeLaughJin, Nor­ a feature for the children in a a (':ii \\ .I'hini' AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE STORE m an Weil. .Mrs. Jean ette Wa.sh- iw CTOOrKR STRRRT RANGE & FUEL OIL supply of penny candy, a rare item biirn. Georgette Clavette, Alfred totey but of fond memory to par­ Vennard. .Mrs. Rudolph Alhair. O l ents and grandparents. Homemade candies and popcorn will also be TURNPIKE Margaret McKenna, Norman WILL BE OPEN 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. sold at this booth. P auller. Mr.s. R ita Sm ith, Jam es E. AUTO BODY WORKS Coughlin. Jean Moore, RoherT THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY ONLY The merry-go-round and pony Bantiv. Sherwood Trueman. .Mrs. The BOLAND OIL CO. ridea of past years will be among liii; \ \ . vt \|i,l,|l, Tiirni.ik.' CLOSr.D MO.ND.aV, T17ESDAY and WEDNFJ4DAV the items of entertainment for Shirley Gustafson. Mrs. Alaxine Harry. Mrs. Timnth.v J. Donovan, STARTING THURSDAY. MAY 21 children again this year. Philip TEL. MItehdl 3-6320 Dooley is chairman of the commit­ PHONE MIteiMfl 3-7043 Ultramatic.drive, heater, defroster, white wall tires, Ultramatic drive, radio, heater, defroster, seat cov­ Catherine Regan, Mrs. Robert Bar- Call Anytime If Goods Are Wanted—Rockville 5-8.559 beautiful dark green. Our regular guarantee. ers, four new tires. Very clean. Terrific value! rv, Thelma Woodbridge, >ir.s. 369 CENTER STREET

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN* WEDNESDAY. MAY 20, 1953 PAGE SEVEN , MANCHESTER EVENING HERAIJ). MANCHESTER. CONN* WEDNESDAY. MAY 20. 195S ■— r — T' Queen," adjournament was made publicaUon of a dosan magazine It Is valuable to ua, we' think, to Shrine of Gaudlii Grand High Priest LOLI Conducts to the banquet hail, where the tfUntYtr^Bt^r Coronation theme was used taste­ articles. have an ally who lists them and Visited bv Dulles Coronation Tea fully from the napkins to the huge G etting o u r owm sm all .word in requests an explanation from us., veses o£ spring flowers in crown Pay the Graduate Highest Eorntng Jferalii early, we would answer the Pres- It will be still .more valuable, to containers. To Honorsi idenli^.by sajing that two things Us and to the world, if such action (ConbUued From Paco One)'” ' ’ Daiiglitera'' o f' Ub'erty,’ ’ No?”T t. 'Cbrohalion cOdkles,' assorted S§?1NC. Ladies Loyal Orange Institution, breads, cake and tea was served II BlM*U 8b««t have occurred in the same era. 'the by our ally, Canada, helps u.s V — ----- lUiiehMUr. Cana. laid the customary wreath at the presented a most enjoyable pro- by Mrs. Barbara Bell and h INCH Foam-Late.x (CMitilmed from Page One) Musical Supplies Men’s 17J, gold-filled 65.00 p a rty . * ficient in .tn e bu.sine.s.s of in.serting vanced food cla.s.ses. mattress . . . of FULL WEIGHT and FTJLL DEN­ men and women. (prices Include federal tax). thought po.ssible. The huge “Sun-Dry" heat­ (jK front of his moUjcr'.s house jn Orchestra For.Hirc ■ j President Eisenhower, from such pairiotism into our youth’ •Hugh Davies of East Hartford, SITY . . . absolutely no skimping of materials or an exchange tc.-icher from Eng­ ing element and fast “Circle-Aire” drying do 'Queens at about 9 p.m; (d.s.t.i last THC CBOWNINO TOUCH I Washington, was asking that the And does not the whole picture FULL SIZES workmanship. night when the woman wklHed up land. was the guest speaker. Tho.se the job in a twinkle. DUBALDO TO SUMMCB’S FASHION i people accept, willingly and suggest that w’e have become being honored were; seniors,- Jean Never before a value like this, so hurry. to him with the baby in her armp. patriotically, his estimate that the decadent in the ways of nation­ Ahern, Beverly Hall. Eunice Ker- Don't confuse this ENGLANDER QUALITY with She asked for directions to a Long' Stock limited to EASYS on hand. Island railroad station so that .she MUSIC CENTER security of the country does ^ t hood, so decadent that our own kins, Alice Ke.ssler, Cynthia Ki.s- “specials" that are built DOWN to a price. This is ar $ 119.50 might go to Brooklyn to put the IM .m id d l e t p k . w e s t permit tax reductions now. He was very survival is threatened ? kunes, William Loos, Elsie Mul- nite, and Loretta Wilder; and TOP QUALITY, FIRST GRADE Foam-Latex outfit. baby in a foundling home. tE L MI-9-6205 asking the politicians of/tiis own There will be many an.swer.s to juniors, Carol Greer and Jean Har­ Guaranteed for 10 years. Phone and mail orders ! Smalls offered to help her and party to refrain fropj-^trying to such questions. Yet it seem.s to u.s rison. EASY W-B BUDGET TERMS filled. drove her to a neighborhood New (ilrl Sroiita church, where they were advised carry through thel^x^llb promises that we can no more repeal a cw- to go to a Brooklyn children's JEWELER8-SILVERSMITHS of a cut in th^ Income tax this tain stage of our civilization than Eight girls were admitted to home. In Brooklyn, the woman wa.s niembcrshi|> in Lone Girl Scout 958 Main Street, Manchester year. He was also asking them to we can alter the nature of mode: n told that since she wanted to leave Troop Tuesday evening during fly the child only for a day she would do something; even more difficult. war. We are more civilized, ami lip ceremonies from Brownie Troop have to go to the Welfare Depart­ ^B nidU ji He was asking them not to let leas dispoaed-to war, and we doubt 2. The girls include Ann Bossen, ment Children's Center in Man­ Adv.rtiMd in the know n naaae, the know n quauty since the excess profits tax on business very much if any artificial effort Claudia Carroll, Loiil.se Dellert. h attan . u n * VQOui ^Ao€6^— W^re, as it is scheduled to do on our part to teach militari.stic Maureen Dimlow, Shirley Lashet- The woman ilecidcd not to fol­ McCAUV^ sky, Patricia Kelley. Linda Smith low this advice. If she had, she Bfizt month. For Congress to com­ heroism would succeed in chang­ and Kathleen Surber. would have been caught earlier be­ -U fi. ply with his policy it would have ing us. War is more total and Mrs. William Driscoll and Mrs. cause officers were stationed at to paaa a new law extending the l^rnfalized, and all of u.s know Herbert Hose. Scout leaders, re­ the Manhattan Center. tax . quite well that no effort to change ceived the new girls from the fol­ Instead, Smalls too^ her back to lowing Brownie leaders: the home of his mother, who SHOES Tnie President's point is that, if the nature of w’ar, to lay down Mrs. M. R. Hallowell, Mrs, A r­ finally agreed to care for the child. STI LED RIGHT — FITTED RIGHT tha need for high revenue con­ arbitrary rules that civilian.s .shall thur Blackniore and Mrs. Leslie Smalls then drove the woman tinues, all elements in American not be the targets of the W’capons Carroll. Into Manhattan after she said she 825 MAIN STREET TEL MI-9-8081 wanted to get her clothes at a life should continue to pay their we have designed to hit civilians, The program was carried out under an international theme with railroad station locker. Once in­ AN ECONOMICAL NEW KIND OF CAR! present share, with no special re­ wdll ever be aucce.ssful. flags and dolls of various nations side Manhattan, she asked him to laxation for any one element. We are ao civilized that we ajo displayed. buy a newspaper. A Republican Congress would no longer aure that the right wav Korin (iarden Club He read the paper, saw the story like to cut income taxes. It would Eleven pupils at Ellsworth Me­ about the mi.ssing Bradford chil­ to fight for a right cau.se is to go dren, became suspicious and start­ also like to show a little special morial High School have formed a out and kill fellow human being.s. garden cluh called the "Gabby ed asking questions. The woman consideration, after years of New And modern war. with its ma.ss Gardner.s." The club grew out of a finally admitted she was the one .sought. Deal, for the nation's business. The slaying of individuals w'ho do not 4- H assembly held at the high 78 INCH SIZE President is asking the people to even wear the uniform of any school in March. Richard Woolam approve his position that neither cause, does not ea.se that doubt. is president: Mary Jean Ahern, TOMORROW EVENING vice president; Arthur Spielman, Of these things should be done now. And we would say that, as time treasurer: and Janet Spielmann. Governor Lodge, from Hartford goes on, no matter what we try to secretary. The club will meet every A 7 TO 9 O'CLOCK With the HUDSON,^;' last night, was confronted with do to ourselves, or to the rules of two weeks and discuss gardening Here are the ways war, the number of mental ca.se.s problems at the homes of various much of the same problem, and members. Flower and vegetable m W A T ER was asking much the same thing. in time of war will increa.se, not garden.s are being rai.sed by the Gifts to the Bride The need for additional state decrease. members. Seeds and plants have Hear the organ you can taxation is conceded from all sides, P erhaps thi.s does m ean th a t we been furnished by the 4H. Club. to use W atkins sofas all you want oven by those who operate non- arc beginning to lose our power Members will demonstrate dusting Happy the Bride who receives a Watkins you can putpeFf^in at the next meeting. The young play without learning a note! partiaan agencies dedicated to the for survival. Or perhaps it moans gardeners are planning to exhibit decorated chair, rocker or bench! Every one a ll the tim e! goal of economy. The question, in that since w’e can change neither their products at the annual 4-H 6f the 35 models is a choice reproduction of in D ocum ent Prints; ConnecUcut, as it is in Washing the nature of our civilization no- fair In A ugust. an American piece; good for a lifetime of ! ton. is a question of how the bur­ the nature of war, we mu.st abolish The annua; trip of the Social pleasure and pride. (>afts Home Economics Club for den shall be shared. In Connecti­ the one before it destroys the this month is being planned. The Jhe arrow-back bench sketched, a charming cut,-aa in Waahingten, Republi­ other.. south Winds staTf, after a ^chicken addition to hallway, living room or dinette, dinner, will go to Hartford to the is adapted from Mr. Watkins’ original. Costs ( The full length Lawson Sofa (78 inches) fit.s Reg. $219.00 can legislators have an instinct to most homes where wall spaces are ample. You show a little favoritism to busi­ movies. "Tile home economics club only $39.50. Another Ally Joe Won’t Like will hold a similar outing May * can have yours made with two cushion.s, a.s , . $ 1 8 9 0 0 ness, and in Connecticut the pro­ 28. Perfect Fifth (Wooden) Anniversary ( ^ t. shown, or with three cushions Miss Patricia M cCaul posal is to adopt tax increased As ag ain st the behavior of .Sen- An initing Is being planned by too, or a gift-to-give-your-home-a-lift! which bear a iittle less heavily on .itor McCarthy and his fellow i.so- the junior c.la.ss for May 29. Plans businesa, through the tax on are not yet complete. For smaller rooms having limited wall space, iationists, who resent the idea that Reg. $210.00 at the \ y y corporations, than they do on 2• the 70-inch or Three-Quarter size Lawson this nation has allies who question Manchester Evening Herald Sofa gives big-.sofa comfort and seating with­ Connecticut individual citizens, our policies, we tend to be glad Wapping correspondent, Mrs. .An­ r ^rough the sales tax. And in Con- that we do have allies, and that nie Collins, telephone • Mitchell out overcrowding ...... i ...... s|79'«> / / Becticuti as in Washington, a Re­ they, are bold enough to .speak 5- 4419. Hammond Chord Organ publican executive aeks the peo­ theiKminds, The 56-inch Love Seat Law.son is used in ver.v R«9. $188.00 ple to stand with him and help One of our best allies, Canada, Troyloafer 3• small rooms and dens, or, in large rooms - him influence the legislators of has, it has now been revealed. where it is used in combination with a sofa; CALL IT A CHALLENGE !F YOU his cwTi party toward j| prjDgrajn __.often, in pairs .,....,,..,..,..... spQken its.mind., concerning ttoq lr_ « A * 1 6 9 FRIGIDAIRE ..Doji.’t. tiiTii -th^patrej. Lt’s.lruc, WANT TO-BUT IT’S A FACT! which distnbutes the necessary Korean truce talks. In a formal in FLASH BULBS, CASES, It’s tlie rcvoKitioiiary Hammond burden fairly, without any mid­ quiry to our State Department, it MOVIES. PARTS ^ Document prints are small-scaled cretortne patterns inspired by old E le c tric Chord Qr^an and it’s designed burden shift of . the weight. has listed the three instance^ in $31.50 Colonial fabrics. Naturall.v they’re perfect with maple, cherry, pine W ater Heaters especially for those who don’t’ In both instances, we think which last week's American pro­ Arihur Drug S t o r n jj and painted furniture. They’re also appropriate in rooms decorated know how to jilav, but want to, We don’t ask you to take our word for what there ie litUe doubt that the peo posal in Koi-ea .riolated the truce WITHOUT TAKING LKSSOXS, in the early 18th Century manner with mahogany Queen Anne and this compact new kind of car will do. Becatue pie themselves concede the right .stand we ourselves had previously Chippendale designs. These sofas, with their box-pleated valances, If you have alwa.\ s longed to neas of the Republican executive approved. will also help “tie-together” rooms with a collection of periods. play your own music, l)ut have on any road, street, hill or highway you select, who Is at some variance with Re The Canadian note listed the.se Choose from a group of twenty prints. Allow 30 days for delivery. never had time for lesson.^, or we’U outperform and outdempnatrate any publican legialative powers. three departures from our pre- COX have forgotten all you learned other make of car in the loweeLprice field. rious policy as follows; about music . . . here’.s the in­ What's more, this compact companion of the The Prcaident’s Question 1. The counter-proposal we made strument for you. would not permit a decision on the HARDWARE We’ll prove it tomorrow evening, fabulous Hudson Hornet* will do it with lees President Eisenhower, being eventual fate of prisoners by a po­ Poinf—Shelf Hardware when oiir Hartford .store (241 gas, oil, tire wear .and maintenance than any handed a report from the Na­ litical conference, even with a cut­ Electrical Supplies Asylum Bt.) presents Miss Mc- of them! You think that’s, a ftowerful atate- tional Manpower Council the other off date. This we had agreed to Upright mod.lt in 32 to 80-gol. liz .i. Caul on the sensational Ham­ nient? You're right! But the Hudson Jet is . day, passed over iU actual fecom- when we voted for the Indian pro- Tools mond Chord Organ. She’ll show Tobi.-top mod.li 30 onddO-goliizM. the most powerful performer you’ve ever seen! ' mendations for various educational po.saI of last fall. you how easy it is to play . , . and training policies to throw in Comer Main and Have fun in the Sun! o Cemplotply aulomptic 2. The counter proposal niadc a Middle Turopike East let you try it yourself. question of his own. distinction between North Korean . Radionluba Haaling UnlH Because it’s wonderfully compact, H's a * I still want to know," he said, TEL MI-3-6161 and Chinese prisoners, while the . No dirt, tool, flamai ar fluat delight to handle, drivf and park in today’s traffic “what makea psychoneurotics resolution we voted for in the The troyloafer tilts when war breaks out." back to a sleeping po­ . Extro-lhick spun glatt GIVE US 15 MINUTES United Nations established the intulation . . . and there’s ample reom'for six. There was no ^elaboration of' his same procedure for ali. sition. Light, so you . 10-Yoar PrelocHon Plan AND WE’LL PROVE IT! ^ question, by him, and no response 3. The . counter-proposal would can easily move it on Tank 8WR8-II S U ad aH tiMl ather arwrifiration* aixt aceeaeortew auhtert U> rbaoce without noticr. to it from the members of tlie require that all decisions Uken by RUMMAGE about. Comes in red or OnuneU. Reporters deduced that the neutral commission which green with white Plaid y he was referring, to the large num- would take over the pri.soners af­ SAjLE Saran. All metal form- LOVE SEAT SIZE JOHNSON har of men rejected in the draft ter an armistice should be by fitting arm chair, in McCLURE AUTO COMPANY, Inc. for mental reasons in World W'Sr unanimous vote. We made it clear SPONSOBEb BV THE yellow, green or red n . MANCHK.STER GRANGE with white. BROTHERS .373 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER during our own debate on the In­ . ■ - I J But. although there was no dian prop^, in ithe United Na- FRIDAY. MAY 26 Ekctricol Contractors GOOD DRIVERS DRIVE SAFE CARS . . . CHECK YOUR CAR ataboratlM qr anawer then, we will tiona that we expected decisions » A. M. HB9 »r that th m will be a plethora to be by majoritj' vote. W A T K IN S ^ M anckeiieyi TO BE HELD AT K->- V 1D63 Main St., Mcuichostor of aaswara fr

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALO. MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY. MAY 20. 1953 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY. MAY 20. 1953 P A G E N I N E P A G E E IG H T '-.r.Xa production of "Outward Bound.” in charge of tickets, and Charles 4natter . and. the Public Utilities Coventry Thespians Name Norman Well has been named Hastings -will supervise- the re­ ToaflttnaHter Commission would have to approve house manager. freshment bsv. ot Trading Obituary New Plane the move. Business Staff . Publicity will be handled by- "Outward Bound” wilt be pre- Blggeal; stumbling block Is the Benny Richter. Peg McConnell and iiented at the Bowers School on ,slze_ o f . w'fttcr m.ajns. Thrall says M erriam 4-H ", (.Gonnie .Garpenter-are-in charge-pf June g and-3, - Is Damaged some, maln.s woiii^ have to be re­ Allan Coe, JK, business managerfcr p»posters. ' ' . ar Goods, Deaths placed and he does not fee! the for Center Thespians,, has' a^ Betty Lundberg will be respon- Next' time you 'serve pot roast,' town should p ay" .j-eplacement Club Camp in Washington nounced the business staff for tli'e] ble for programs, Betty Brady Cook some noodles lo go with It. costs. ' Is Opposed .Mrs. .May K. I.,. Howard In Descent The fliaii has’ said it want.s to .S. Is Told Mrs. May 'Eunice iLillicf Ho­ sell out because it. is not operating v’ Coventry, May 20 -(Special)-^.* other Thursday through October i ward, of West Hartford, widow of at a profit. Forty-eight customers GRRinElfi Winthrop Merriam, Jr., 18, la one; for the benefit of the community (Continued. .From Page One) club treasury, for maintenance and i (Contiiiued From rago Oneji (Continued from Page One) Wallace L. Hocyard. who died .Mon­ are served by the company. 777 Main St. Manchester TeL MItcheU 9-3448 o f four Connecticut 4-H Club m em -; day. and whose funeral was held upkeep oi the clubhouse and -.pri-. bera who will attend the 23rd Na­ Uie United Nations Economic er and his advisers "are dealing toda.v ni 1 p. m. in the James T. the pilot today told police he broke FRENCH POST FALLS vate development roads. away .from' a formation of MIG Cniffofd' James Kenyon was , <}ommission for Europe. realistically with the haid '.'acts Pratt Chapel. Farmington Avenue, Hanoi, Indochina, May 20r- Connecticut, Merriam has been ac­ j \ ith West Germany,” the Anieri- According to eycwilnes.se.s, the has fallen to the. Communlst- lane. I mn said. "They found that, tht tions. She leaves her brother. Charles tive in Club work for nine years. plane circled over Roenne tor 75 le(i4iglas of the Supreme Joseph Eaton’s; First Congrega­ Uetween the Russians and Ger- budget has not been biilanced and Trust Company .54 years ago and Future Farmers of America pro­ breath ns the plane roared dmviv' ^^ourt said today that .America tional Church Men’s Creative S^eUoBmVAPOR i ip^ans since the Geneva conference there is no 'immcflialo prospect Ava.'i elected president of the onto the rough field. It swmverthnd had Inst Its commanding posi­ grams. Imaddition, Merriam raises Thinking Group, 8 p.m. In the ves­ .ttut -West German manufacturers that it will be -balanced, and. daxda rnerged Phpenix St.ate Rank and RatHiva Aofoerten . . . No Work Far .yaw ___ _ burked ai-rosa tire grass, then halt-' tion'rtf •moral leadership. sheep, for in&rket and - breeding and try; Rifle Club, 8 p.m., practice at i^d exporters are studying what .ohoiild not be rcdiiccil until it is," Tru.st Comp,inv in 1044. lie is now chickens for laying and market. Smartly atyled driOaaea for an.v occaaion. SIzea 8 to Cx aad .| goods they can exchange with the Judge Willlnin J. Rhea ed in a smnll group of trees i i one the State Armory, VVHIimantlc; Invisible, vapor fronf'CXPELLO crystals pene­ Bvrd ii.iid. chaitman of the board. pre-teena 8 to 14. (Not exactly aa Ulnatratod). Russians without violating the • Mrs. Howard wes buried in I-ake corner of the training ground. Coventry Entry Busy Little Sewers 4-H Club frqm trates every scam, pocket and underlining of VISIT western embargo on strategic ex- Superior Court Judge William ■View Cemcter.v, Ka.at Hampton, in One of it.s wmgs eollided with NOW-SmallG-E Uni. Mary Margaret Farrell. 18, 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the home of a garment killing all moth life...gives sure |fcrts. J. Shea w’ill act as toastmaster Which tdWn the fi'hiiTv livgd be­ a tree branch but the damnee was-- daughter of Mr. and Mrs.' 'George Mra, Erneat G. Ledoyt,. leader, - protectipn to yoor valuable furs-end-woolens. OUR I Since West Germany has no at the testimonial dinner for Boil Yovatfe l*:iiiv fore removing to Manchester. reported alight. $1.15 M RK SEAM CHEERS F. Farrell o f Plains road. South No work. Simply put hanger diplomatic relations with Tilo.scow, Charles S. Hou.se to be given June Tlie young pilot appa'renlly un­ HEATb and COOLS Coventry, will be one of five girls Muneheater Evening Herald in closet or germent bag or tie "East Committee" of the .\.sso- 23 at the State Armory on Main (jiveii Beckwiills hurt climbed (ml of the cockpit to phirtlcipate in the 4-H State t'oventry correspondent, Mrs. sprinkle crystals in chesu MOTH daftion of German Industries will street. and giccted tlie camp commnmier Revue Jul.v 29 at Storrs from Tol­ Charles L. Little, telephone Pil­ or d.rawers. Harmless to fit|otlate a trade pact with ex­ Cecil England, chairman of the Funerals wiUi a smile. $1.15 SEAMLESS MESH land County. Her entry in the grim 2-6231. humans and pets. Pleas- CHILDREN’S perts of the Russian export indus- committee planning the testimon­ Mr. and Mrs. Clyde G Beck­ The eonimaiider immediately- EHTIRE HOME county dress revue at viernon was . ant fragrance. A quick CLINIC / DEPT. ial to House, who is slated to be­ with, 12 Trotter .street, v.ho will notified Danisli defense and air siu evening dress of white cotton airing and clothes are Ml«s. Joaephine .Mahoney ,^^'hc West Germans already are come a superior court judge In be among the group of Yankee force licadquarlcrs in Copenhagen. embo.ssed in bronze, styled with a ready to wear. Funeial services for Miss Jose­ Air Force jrt fighter .experts $1.15 SERVICE SHEERS canying on limited trade with July, announced last night at a Division veteran.s and their wives, high back. V cuf neckline, Ugly Eczema y/.CM lS/... Mislied immediiitely from the .ptmttrmfmt Russia even though no trade meeting of the ticket committee sailing .May 29 on the SS Flandrc phine Mahoney, of 72 Spruce ' gathered at the .shoulders, tight capital to examine the plane. ■•-li.. V Bgreemcnt exists between the two that Shea had accepted the honor. of the French line, from New street, were held tliis morning at bodice and full circular skir.t. She We.stern niilitarv expeils gen­ No Joke FULL LENGTH ZIPPER OPENING countries. Samuel J. Tuikington. Jr., a York for a throe-week pilgrimage 8;30 from the W, I’. Qmsh Funeral $1.19 OUTLINE HEELS wore acce.s.sories of white linen, The Itching torment of eczema For the first three months of Home and at 9 o’clock at St. erally consider ii MIG-1.5 a prize low-cut .shoes with a half-inch heel member of the tickets committee in France,, wore surprised at :i is enough to make anyone wretch­ LARGE EXPELLO GARMENT BAGS this year, West Germany bought .lame.s' CIu ik li. I-tev. Joliii F. catih About three week.s ago, the and carried an evening bag of the said today that reservations for bon vo.vage parlv Sunday by about C M lt IN tUMMEK j NUTS IN WINTU ed and anxious for relief. Suffer­ HANGER ...... 69c No more lighting riothea Into bag — «aay CWRU,W.'.. ■" < $3,800,000 worth of goods from 30 of their relatives and friends. Hannon ceUlHaled tl,** .Mass and UN Command in the Far East o f­ fcanie material a.s her gown. the affair may be made by phon­ fered $100,000 to any ('omniupist SI..P, W«r!c, ploy j |n|oy wendorfiil ers from Itching eczema, pimples, acersa with full length openinga. Russia and exported 29,000 dol­ The affair was given bv their Mrs. .Line .Macearone presided at wtiM ,umm.r;i at j contrpi h.allnt- $1.19 BIACK HEELS Mary has been a 4-H Club mem­ ing him at the town clerk’s office pilot in Korea \.ho brought liis angry red blotches or other Irri­ SMALL EXPELLO lars worth. daughter, Priscilla an^ a trenirndniia aelecHon. Nylon One of the best value.s we have seen at this price, When Temple Beth Sholom sub­ NOW! NEW MIRACIE puckrrelle with long alivvea. mitted its application, there was / White. Sizra: amall, medium $5.98 considerable opposition voiced to and large. altering the plot of land already About Town reeerv^ but not to the wish of f- the Temple to build its parsonage. The price of admission to the INVENTION DOES BOTH- dance at the VFW Home tomorrow KNIHED SPORT SHIRTS The board felt Holl should re­ A ! o 4 9 7,ew , GOLD BOND quest an alteration in the reserva­ night will be the price of n poppy. Plaida and' fancy tmlora. tion, which he did. That appli­ The Veteran.s of Foreign Wars will Priced from ...... 98c cation. wbich u’as denied Monda.v launch .Ihejr annual .poppy drive night, read "permission to alter a tomorrow and the dance is being LOAH SERVICE FOR ALL Short and loiig-siccvc sport ahlrta. All col. plot of land reserved for the con­ held in connection with the drive. nra— all atylcs— all slZea. Cot- 7 Q verted apartment building by the comeo to ton. rayon, nvion. Priced from ^ I . / ^ Zoning Board of Appeals Get. 18. St. Klizabeth’s Mothers Circle, 1945, by creating a lot at th? which held its amuial banquet last night at Miller's re.stnurant. eleiK northeast corner of said lot, 70 b.v ' ed the following officers for the 120 feet, and by a‘.Wlng an addi- a i M f o e y s MAHCHESTER j coming year: Mrs. Carrie'Gleeson, tlqnal area to the 'north side of I leader: Mrs. Connie Gallo, secie- said lot at 28 Otis street. Resi­ i tary; Mrs. Kstelle Bertlbe, treasur­ • SI'.MMF.R’S .NEWKST SILHOFETTES NOW dence Zone A." er: Mr.s. Mary Kramer and Mrs. Stuck today said Monday night's j Mary Kracunas, repi csentajives; a Ql'ICK-DRYiNG MIRACLE FABRICS • HEADBOARD denial was in altering the area, •ik^FEIIIIIED ' Mrs. Mary Kramer, contact i hair- o PASTELS AND VIBRANT COLORS IS THE TIME as requested by Holl. and Temple man; 'Mrs. Ann Kosack, hospital­ Beth Sholom was not' a part.v to ity; Mrs. Mary Massaro. librarian • FLATTERING FIGURE ACCENTS FIN AN C l € •. INC. • BOX SPRING the application. and historian; Mrs. Em ily Leone, 70 CONVERT Objectors at the meeting were publicity. . ■ ■ '• COMPLETE SELECTION OF SIZES • MATtRESS o iffD iy •*. AMAZINGi^y SALE-PAICED AT ... i:-». M ARIHiD oml SlMaii M lN and WOM IN . v^; YOUR PORCH 9MONI TO MAKI ARRANGIMINTS TO USI OUR DIAMONDS INTO A SUMMER 1-VlflT E.OAN PLAN ARMY and NAVY !• Sit in ths quial and privacy af your awn hem*,, affica or LIVING ROOM IS THE $C.9$ a cenvsnisnt lalsphen# booth . . . and; Telephone Mitchell 3*4168 DOES ALL YOUR LAUNDRY IN WITH MARLOW’S HEADQUARTERS Toll mo hew much you want and whan you want it. A SINGLE AUTOMATIC OPERATION Ff)R "DUOMATIC OFFERS Right from the privacy of your hems, officl or tolophons BAMBOO ANYWHERE IN THE HOUK THESE ADVANTAGES" booth you can give mo. enough infermolien to apply for a toon and upon approval onabto mo to sal a dofinilo time for PORGH BLINDS INDUSTRIAL UNIFORMS IN THE KITCHEN Imagine one machiae that washes your clothes faaiaas Baa*la Taaibla* COMPLETE OUTFIT automatically' and then goes right on to com­ Aittaa WooMaa—Mf* tar you to coma in and gal the menay. pvpn tap no* rtoHcoto fohrto. FOR pletely dry them—all in a single, continuous, 6 ft. drop. Natural or green. Com­ TWIN SIZE ONLY / unattended operation! Fits in less than a square Pewerfel Magta Woatac— plete with hardware ready for hang­ nolios waih wotor hotsor... ing. • SERVICE STATIONS yard of space. N o bolting down—the room is Iioopii a hot,.. golt ctathat Kept free of lint, moisture, and heat—no vent­ *25 to *500 (HOI SKWARKS DLPT.) Set include.s handsome headboard in washable te.xtured plastic in favorite colors: GARAGES • CONTRACTORS ing necessary. Makes washday just a single IN THE LAUNDRY ■attoolvo ■•artlx Tripla- Gray, Lime, hjgg.shell. Green, Rose or Blue. Plus a Gold Bond innerspring mattress flick of the D^omatic dials from start to finish! Mas*—thnhot out Dm Mop • BUS DRIVERS •P O L IC E 7 0 B U f . . Mercli«*4iM Chooto f fiw N iiwf ^ito your poikotbo^ with .sag resistant border and a matching box spring on 6 sturdy legs . . . all at a. NTT NT WT RHUIE lU K I H NID NTIITIIKE m NMHTK ... oovoc lots osotor rtrota GREEN bock Itaeoak Iho doltnt. 7DMr..0v*rdu*billi A m * v n f A m «w r7t • ! M o n t h ly P o y m a n ls lM : NATURAL ?20 saving. • ' • n O A N 12 M O . 15 M O ? 0 M O - LETTERING AND EMBLEMS FOR EVERY TRADE aiN alX MOMS a a p lla N C IS ,# .. AVCOMeee#eawlpeC«fp. Moot Cyoto-AIr Brytaia— To Moat Fmargancy 1 $ • 1 S .M IM I I . R S s r u «.71 24 HOUR SERVICE Money naada .. . doctor, 3 FOOT a . $1.49 . . . $1.79 Us e MARLOW'S BUDGET PAYMENT PLAN dOM Xm drokk No ooidtaal tf.27 24.» 19.15 dantitt, hospital. . . and SM 47.41 99.R4 M.49 ■4^ LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN 1 hr t * u hedukt ot rep«\a»'nl inriude all'* liargea. 4 FOOT . $2.29 $2.49 W THE BATHROOM aimilar bills. Thpy are bated aa prompt mAntlily’ pa«m#ni«. TWO GREAT SURPLUS STORES 5 FOOT . $2.98 $3.49 M flNANCI COa INC. DIAMOND'S “THE VARIETY PREFERRED a loam aerviet for all, 6 FOOT . $3.49 $3.98 983 MAIN STRICT • Socond Floor * MANCHESTER NARF Talophono: MITCHELL 3-4168 7 FOOT . $3.98 $4.49 y a « d N A V Y N o r m a n ’s O p*n SA.W. ( . • • . W m I. fri.' f ;J0 f . 5 30 • tthifidm ft f .30 '.I • 3.fwrV«r> 8 FOOT . \ $4.98 $5.49 •#7 M AIN HT. 8 EAST MAIN .ST. - "YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD SHOPPING CENTER" MANCHESTER ROCKVILLE LOANS MADE TO RESIDENTS OF ALL NEARIT TOWNS F U R N I T U R E D E / A R T M E N T t e l . MI-9-99M , TEL. 5-30*5 449 HARTFORD ROAD TEL MI-3-B00B 10 FOOT . . . $5.98 > . , $6.49 177 Main SL M aRdM ^ Tri. MIUMH 9-8448 " - J. ' , / ?V . . w / S’ ;a ' ' \l\ V . s

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V ’ . 7 p ^ E TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAT. MAT 20, I95» ‘ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CDNNh WEDNESDAY. MAY 20. 1958 PAGE ELEV«J«' here," ahe declared, and added; their banks and blanketed almost ley, in southwest Louisiana..Over- move to his newly purchased home Overgeas Weekly " I f this is the kind of material a foot of water on this state's nearly two years service, will be Ciodfrey Hill district, is being re­ Windham High School, wrota the floi^ing bayous have forced- evacu­ Columbia in Msnehesterr submitted his re­ Hebron formance.' Mleaes Marilyn Fren­ Lions Club Elects Crosby, the Army really la trying to pre­ many low areas. There, was. no­ married June 20. at .St. Mary's modeled for their use. script for "King Neptune's Court,” ations at Mermentau, Evangeline. signation from the committee. kel end Olive Rathbun esaist with Baiinecl bv Army vent ATnericana servdng overacaa Midland and Esterwood and sent where for it to go. Church, Wiilimantic, to Miss ~ Notes which was presented by the the club work. from reading, then this is an at- Then water began draining from Clarke to Take DiHClissilig New Norma, Evelyn Gamache; . The Ladies’ Guild of'S t. Peter’s Dolphin C3ub at its annual aquatic the flood lapping into the oUt- Manchester Evening Herald Co- Plans fo r 1953 Horse Show .tcniPt .p.t-naked,.tj.cijijorahin atid la ib e hilly, areasJnto.Uje, a'lihmerged. The young couple will make their Episcopal Ch'irch will hold a food 8ho,)v xecentl,v., . Mancheeter Eifealiig. Hereid He­ .akicta-of.. Crowley., . RANGE and FUEL OIL lAMMa; i-orreSpolideht. Mrs. D ^nk (Conttaued From Page One) more Immoral than any so-called The weather bureau predicted lowlands—the rich cotton and rice Water Safety home in Hebron. A house formerly sale on the Green at 3 p.m. May 29. Miss Scranton read the ecript, bron correepondeet. Miee Sneen sex story." producing areas. M a r r. h I s a, telephone HArrison Regional School occupied by Mr. Smith's grand­ Miss Nancy Scranton, daughter which was .written Ip verse. Her 'ord Crosby was slsctsd presi­ winds from the jfouth. putting the S-0S65. PendletoB, telephone HArrlaoti She.^tarteil her paper in 19.50, 'and Agriculture Commissioner Dave 2 4 mother, Mrs. Emily Lessard, in the of Sirreno A. Scranton, a senior at sister, Petey, took part In the per­ lt of the Manchester Lions CJnb area in extreme danger if tides are Hour Delivery Service 3-8SSS. it novv'’- has a circulation of about higri. Pearce placed crop damage alone Course of ARC Plan Tomorrow the year beginning July 1, a t ! 40,000. at 100 million dollars. Damage to annuitl election meeting last Floodiiif; .Streams The stricken area waa a broad belt arching from the southwest highways' and private property Andover \ home co f • t at Cavey's restaurant, The paper, is printed on the press Columbia, May 20— (Special) — Hebron, May 20— (Special) - »A comqr of the state, near the Texas would, run.into ptiqre millions. N o ther officers 'elected are Don-1 of the unofficial Army newspaper. new regional high school plan that Imperil Louisiana border; through central Louisiana figure.s'" for livestock losses were Robert Clarke, whq has been en­ Bon, first vice.president; Mark Stars i and StripeR, and is dis,- MORIAR'n BROTHERS to the, east central boundary with available. gaged by the Columbia Recreation Elect Whitcomb may prove iin.setttng to previous MORIARIY B.o„ ..vits, second vice president; t-iilmted on Stars and Stripi's 315 CENTER STREET TEL. MI-3-5135 'X.. proposals will be discussed to­ hovvastands in all m ilitaiy posts. Mississippi. The. belt-is more, than An' air tour of the state yester­ Council as water safety instruc­ 3 1 5 CENTER St I^ h a n Moses, third vice presl- (Continued From Page One) ' day showed hundreds, of thousands morrow night at a meeting of the Mrs. Von Rospach saiil .she hati 2fM) miles long and, 100 miles wide tor. has recently cpmpleted his First Selecliiiaii i ent; Dr. Robert Kennon. secre- at points. of acres under water. ■. temporary planning committee. t iry; H.vatt Sutliffe, treasurer; never had ’ 'onp single dime" of coastal communities with six feet training at the Hartford YMCA. Representatives will be present 834-82$ TEL. Ml-S-5181 help from Jthe Ai'my and had paid P'oiir big A ir Force cargo planes I Ichard'Vecn, financial secretary; of water. ..The . Booth-Dinaork . Memorial from Andover, Boltfin, Marlbor- M A IN ST OPEN 24 HOURS Stars and-Rtripes SlOO.OOO for the flew to the Quarterfnaster depot at He is now qualified to attend the ^ MAXCHESTU 1 ierce Chalfin. lion tamer; George Observers believed the crisis Carswell AFB near Fort Wdiih, Andover, M ay'20 -^.(Special)—- ouigh and Hebron. " ' printing last y ^ r . ' v Red Cross Water Safety Instruc­ >/illard. Jr., tail twister; Ray- would come today. If tides re­ Texas, to airlift 27,000 pounds o f E. L. Whitcomb was elected first Windham High School has sug­ Tol. MltehoN 3*5138 i ^ d Kiecolt. t^eonard Grace, Stars and StH|)es printed, only main moderate another 24 hours, tion Course to. be held at Camp gested a plan In w’hich tho'se tents and cots to flood victims. selectman at the town elections Glenn Covill and Arthur LcClai relatively brief U.'S.-. news agency they think there is a chance that Major rivers were not at critical Pequot. towns now sending tuition pupils accounts of ChrisWne JnrgenseiC held Monday. ctors. fit roams and backwater areas can stages, but afitiQst a foot of rain He will receive this special to that school may have their ed­ Charter Memb«T the former GI who underwent sex handle tidewater. Others elected to office included; ucational needs taken care of per- over the week eiid sent siread.v training under the sponsorship of T. C. Wright, second selectman; charter member, Crosby had; operations and treatmenha in Den­ The t'oieat renters around Craw­ swollen smaller streams out of the council, and when lie complete.^ hapa more to their advantage than mark. and Pat Ward. keV "call Andrew. Gasper, third selectman: associated with the local ^ the course will have the necessary in former plans. This will in­ g irl” witne.ss in the Mickey Jelke Ellsworth Covell, town clerk; COMPLETE iiip since it was organized four i qualifications that the coiincil clude Hebron and Andover but vice ca.se in New York. Lewis Phelps, town treasurer and rs ago. He served two years ; tries to provide each year. Clarke apparently not Bolton and Marl- reasurer and one.yeal- as first Mrs. Von Rospach said she had ageht for the town deposit fund; boi'ough. w ill serve as awiiuming. in d u cto r, Rachel • Stanley, tax coHector; Lil­ RADIATOR president. He is a graduate been ordered to stop pubfication Hebron and Andover have sent and lifeguard. lian Hamilton and Laurence Moe, ichigan State College of Agri- on .lune 30 bid -that she had been County Meeting Here pupils to Windham High for a told a final decision si ill -was up registrars of voters: Romona Yeo­ ure. Class of 1034, and now is Ford ('rWorld Series and three training This coming summer she will ipTrse show as a means of raising dover correspondent. Mrs. Oearge films were shown. Boys from ages Nelson, telephone,J*llgrim 2-6763. again be at Holiday House. New fiinds to carry on an active pro­ 8 to 16 will be assigned to groups Canaan, as junior counselor in gram for aiding the worthy and and' insti'uctoi's. Girls in the upper charge of swimming and water M ontgom ery less fortunate in Manchester grades have been invited ,to join classes. mrough planned projects, a softball team under the leadei- Five Local Men Pendinil Marriage Ward j Cosby's expert guidance In the LOAM . ship of Mrs. Myrtle Englert and Raymond E. Smith. Jr., now BS4-SZ8 local Lions club first horse show in Dark, Rich, CuIMvated Rev. Henry Wyman. Instruclors MAY APPLIANCE SALE TEL. Ml-S4ilSt, Pay Speed Fines home from Korea, having received 1951. enabled the local chib that Grade No. 1 $S.OO cu. yd. M A IN ST. MANCHE«IS»' for the boys will be Stanley Field, his' honorable discharge after year to establish a reputation for Grade No. Z $2.00 cu. yd. Joseph Kurcinik, Jo.seph Liisky, Delivered In Truck UNION OPTICAL ^nning one of the most efficiently Saul Sinder. IjOiiis Soracchi and ^iye Manchester men arrc.st.ed administered shows in the state Load Lots-4-Order Now Now Located Burton Starkey, Additional lead­ in Squtli Windsor for speeding and won praise from exhibitors Screened aand. atone, fill ers are needed especially for the were presented in that communi­ from all over New Ehigland. and gravel delivered, farm teams and any one interest­ ty's to\%^ court last night anil REG. 284.95 REFRIGERATOR 1 The second annual show, held NUSSDORF ed should gel in touch with Dr. were fined\four of them drawing SPECIAL PURCHASE FREEZER ikst year, was rated again as one CONST. C O . Ralph Wolmer, program chairman. $.50 fines. ^ of the best in Connecticut, Two hours a week is all the time G, Albert Pfrkoy. 57 Brookfield Phona Mitchell 9-740$ Low Mala price 2 6 4 .8 8 Aak aboat Tmnaa Reg. SS9.S8 2 9 8 .8 8 flfi Down i Following the business meeting, GAUDET JEWELERS required for the farm team lead­ street, Jerry S. Williams, 120 Wad­ ^ion Walter Williams, professor of ers. dell road, Jo.seph McNam.sra. 355 Gregory William Holm, infant Middle turnpike w c ^ a n d Clifford 11.7 cu. ft. capacity full-width freezer stores 62 lbs. of 13.2 cu. ft. capacity— hoMs 451 lbs. frozen food, toys for CORNER BIRCH and MAIN son of Mr. and Mrs. John Helm of Doucette, 108 High slrW l. paid the frozen .food and ice. Full-width froster tray for small cult itself wMi mieiney you save buybif food In eeenemkel, Woodland Terrace, was baptized 5..50 fines. Kenneth Bui luip, 87 Elm NEVER ANY CHARGE FOR CREDIT AT during woi'ship service at Colum­ street, was fined $18. of meat. 3 full-width door shelves keep smoN 'rtenis, eggs lorge qwontititicr$ic Barstow Says MAY SALE SO F A BED— REGULAR 74.95 I m "IT 'S THE REG. 34.98 aaai 6 ms Tapestry covered sofa bed. 70-coll consfnic- C Q Q Q TRUTH!" tlon for comfort...... D ^ . O O MATTRESS PAINT ro u ff HOUSE B« Comfertobl* This FO LD AW AY BED— REG. 41.95 29.88 Summar— ond for Adjust to lounging, reading, sleeping positions. Q ^ Q Q Save on 209-coil King- Yooi^ to Como! Twin size...... JO.OO O-Sieep mqttreu that so”j$T??8 ss"$2»09 : witlr D U P O N T supports you cenffidHdbly^ ;l . Dii# Is your opportunity to give ea sMat t , if^anNHMvt m co«c a awai poa 3 0 m sMai — correctly. Podded Vhur home e new look . . . at JUMBO LATEX PILLOW SALE the season's best value. Let ua - with new while cotton pass on to you our saving Reg. 7.95 pillows. Blue and white stripe linen C Q Q felt—insulatad with new through a quantity purehazing zip off cover...... *0 t W white sisal to prevent of.these Miami •Awnings. HOUSE PAINT HIAR ■ ' “ coil feel." Covered f dOt 21-IN CH T V ^ R EG . 259.95 y with smart woven stripe ticking. the difference in Save $20 now on the most popular TV Q Q ' A4ATCHING 72-Ceiiaax we’ve ever sold. Only ...... / a AO.OO )oe$ on fost ond oosy Soring....Only S9.aa AWNING YARD )^ Proteeh your bouse ojilnit FLOCKED CURTAINS— REG. 2.98 • GOODS 4 •a-H ■) , ____ :,29 80” Wide ...... ftelanme' Acetstr : Tattored /.Pair. 'wHh.i’IntereKt- Awning yard goods to match aR Only Ing flockerl design. 82 x Hi In. Pair ...... 2.66 3ur awnings. The same quality Vinyl Organosol coated ma­ * 2 5 ^ h terial. You’ll save by using these )i}^Si|oys brilliont Nfhito yoors TIER CURTAINS— REG. 1.98 better awning fabrics. Now you MWN ran make curtains and shedee TIMS Tim TIN UNIT Cotton Pllsse In white, re|lew design fits any win-. 9x9" ASPHALT TILE tight-twisted pile re­ Just loop the ropes over the, automatic Electric Clock and Oven 'Hmer— full-width Fluo- DUPONT NYLON BRISTLE BRUSH VAL $4.00 ends of the frame. Furnished ia dow quickly, easily. Come in sists soil, hides foot­ naoant L i^ t. The giant oven ia Miracle Sealed to assure Easy-to-install |iermanenl Gooring. Priced by assorted' patterns .. . . colorfuT THE ONLY ONE IN MANCHESTER ~ 923 MAIN STREET and sea it today I prints. It’s a rich blend any-rack baking perfection. color, ea. II'|C, 9'jc or ...... ” 2 p*. . . . attractive . . . and Q Q ^ ' c D C C " HEN YOU BUY 5 G.AI.S. * of imported wool, r iV C C OF DUPONT EXTERIOR PAINT. Oepoalta mad. on or beforo tho fifth of any month tong lasting. draw IntorMt from the first o f the month. Loss Than $2.25 a Week strong carpet - rayon. 6.50 DURMONT BRO AD LO O M Solid colors gives Patio, trailer and door I Bi SURE...IF irkW ^ til^ O U Se Pays for Summer Com- rooms spacious look: canopies, roll-up porch CURRENT RATE 2W o fort. Colorful flnral-lMiiiqiiel and leaf designs. Wool, gray, beige, rose, two shades, porch aw n in ga carpet-rayon. 9, 12’ widths. Sq. yd...... 5 .7 7 DEPOSITS OVER- greens. 9, 12, 15 fL and special window a w a - widths. 32 OS. Rug ings available on special 518.000.000 REG. 59.75— 9x12 RUGS Cushion' SSr, S«le-price order. Call Mr. Doyltr E. A ., Johnson Paint Co. BARSTQW’S 77e. MI-3-5161 for compkta ^Serving Manchester nnd ITdnlty 699 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER Just Nortli U (tost Officu Many lovely “ Homecrest" pntlems Include CO QQ information. i i r JUST NORTH OF POST OFFICE For Over 45 Yeara. florala, damasks- Wool, carpet-rayon...... JA.OO l E ^ Est. 1«22. Tul. MI-t-7234 USE OUR MOl PH ONE M l.f.7234 ’ / — ______PATMHMY PU Jf

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(.A:"..: N V’- ■V .V/' V, 7 " i. ^/ <' ,■ . ■~ \ { .. • .X . s . ' ■' C, . 7- ?...... -•r-'— '— ':-f- X ./ v?"- • ... ■ / , MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN WEDNESDAY. MAY 20, 193S p a g e t w e l v e ttANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNEvSpAY. MAY 20, 1953 PAGE THIRTEEN 1 project Into its various phases, ex­ elected to a three year term on the South (]hurch’$. Rotdrians Qiven plaining each step. Some o f 5 IJ, S. Jets Achieve Every Tax Rill Is Paid Rockville-V ernon Board of Directors of the Connec­ Ike Not Skimping E n g a g e d . In 8th’ Utilities DiBtrict thekg Included preparatory work ticut Charhbef of Commerce atfits Radio and TV W SCS Selects New/School Data at $80,000, aite improvement at 54th annual meeting yesterday at III Age ok Danger New Flight Mark WCCO^lW eMtern OrnyUght Time WNHG-^. • $222,000, the ,building at $3,000,- N,. TOURNAUD^S Eighth Utilities District Tax iELOW SANFORD the Hotel BO'nd in Hartford. m LAKE STREET — MI-9-7M2 ” CoH«etor ■ "W alter 'i.rrfeix: ' 're-'' .000,..anil. apparalua. and fucnltucs Attorney •sweieney-tepiiisiffrits'TSrtta^ tv-:s...-.-aa»(iiuaei<«(»S'f *-4m- ' - -Miss Riitjt Dowd The “ biggest educational matter at $430,000. I,I^VV'T1C—Backstac* Wife. i Shoppers Special. po'rtcd last night that ev«fr.v. 'iL (Continued from riiga One) (Continued From Page One) WXtC—World SfiwM Roundup. that has struck this totvn” was •N- —------W T H T —Top O’ The Mornlnif. tax bill in the district has beiui Complete facta and figures are The Men’s Club of the. Trinity ^TRANSPUHTED 8EDDINB PUNTS WON8^a>^k*^Downey’a Mualc Shop. discussed fop the Rotary Club last presently being complied, he said, At' Memorial'^Pay Ritual breaking distance and edurance WDRC—Robert Q. Lf;Wl«; The Rcc- WONS—Yankee Express. ' ^ Mis.s Ruth Dowd wn.s elected paid. It was the third 100 per Lutheran Church irtieets tonltfht at cent reduction should be allowed to AND W H AY—.lesttiiftr with Wamp.* president of the WSCS of the cent property tax collection the night by Superintendent of and will be presented to the pub­ 8 o'clock at the church., flight from Edd’ards, Calif., drop-, nrd olw'pv*' . . ^ . W K N B —Phil Hale Show. take effect on schedule next Jan. I. ; WTHT-Cal tiimey. South Methodl.st Church at the. an- !, district ha.s had. Schools Arthur' H. filing and lic so that the voters can be fully Jehovah's Witnesses will study WHAY—Newa: R o ^ Hop. i:S0—WCCC—Newa: Breakfast Newa- Sherwood J-. Robb, of the Board ^ RockvUli, May 2 0 — (Special)— '*11006 all cases which have been ' He called- for a six month.*’ ex- ; ped a dummy. 10,00()-pound bomb VEefCABLE PUNTS boy. nual mectinR ahrj potluck held! Informed before they go to the the Second Edition of "L e t God .Be i.ijv _ W T ir ~ s te il» Dailaa. ^ Lcclerc told the district’s of Education. llling explained Attorney Harry H. Lugg 5viU be ^ Pending In the Superior Court for tension., on the excess profits tax at the half-way'point, to simulate WDRC—Hcplth Aide. W TIC —Ratlio Bazaar. 'v^. Monday niRht in Cooper Hall. Ml.a.a | polls. He lauded the work of the True" at 8 o'clock tonight at the WDRC—News: Sh(»ppers Special. Board of Directors at their the cultural and physical aspects ... . l —i-i r>o.( -V ! Tolland County for more than two a long-range strate^c mission. ,lts ^ " . WTHT—Betty Crocker Dowd succced.ii Mr.s. P a u 1 1 n e ; School Building committee and the Memorial Day speaker « t «x- unless prior to that date following places; 41 ' Orchard On opepntions, ^ now .scheduled to BE^IUM S |,«a—WDRC—The Record Shop. H.45_\VCC(?—Breakfast Ne.waboy. meeting that the collection, in of the proposed new high school, crew: - WTHT—Eddie Arnold Time. I;5 5 _ W T H T —Bety Crocker. Straight. i taxes and Interest, enidched the pointed out that the group and erciaes to be held May 30 at .Grove ; motion' la made for the street, Rockville; W.- Holmes. El­ die In,six wce.k.>pv. And he a.skcd ^ WINDOW BOXES AlW URNS FILLED WONS—Gab! Itfl Heatter.. ■ while Robb presented the financial j Lt, Col. Russell E. Schleeh, San i W TtC—Younr W dd er Brown. Other officer.* elected were: vice treasury In the amount of town ofricials l;ave consulted With Hill Cemetery, the committee for i continuance of .such cases." ' ‘ lington; 1.5 Rosemary place, Man.- Congress to postpone indefinitely ; FraniTsco; Capt. Leonard P. Far- AND DELIVERED FI^MEMORIAL DAY . W KNB—News; Baseball Matinee. >;00—WDRC -News. ■ data. some of ttiS country's top con­ My WCCC—12 Hundred and 90 Hits. president, Mrs. Wesley Miles; sec­ 542.. ')I7.37. Actually, this is $1,- the event anno'unced this morning. | Files Decisions chest,er;''-and 287 Oakland''street. cuts scheduled, next March, 31 in ircll, Fresno, Calif.; Master Sgt. • :45 —WTIC — Tht VVomah ..In .. W KN B—News; The Little Show. ond vice president, Mrs. John Mat- Stressing the importance of the struction experts for adyice. on the Manche.ster. \VHAV-».News Morning Star Review 480.. 'll leas then the amount Issue, the .school superintendent The usual parade to the cemeteries ■ Judge John T. Dwyer ha.s filed regular. corpora’Cloti incorite, taxes J Chester E. Lee, .San. Beirnardlno, g. aa—WDRC—N ew *; The Record Shop. chett; third vice president. Mrs. considered collectible at the projecL ' ' The Women's Guild of the Union , ‘w H A Y —Newer Band by Demand. W TH T — Breakfast Chib. I quoted pre.sent enrollment flgures will start from Recreation Field at decisions in civil ba.ses heard last and excise (.sale.s'l,. taxe.s' on. Calif., and Robert, A. Jackson. WTIC—thealec of Melodv. Herbert McKinney; reconiinf* sec-j start of the collection period 9'30 a, m. arid proceed to Grove week in the Court of Common Congregational Church 5vill hold a 1 civilian flight t e s t engineer. ' 6- ♦ WONS—Bobby Benera. ^ _ WONS—News. rctary, Mrs. Thoma.* Ropers; pro­ to show how the need for a new potluck tonight at 6:30 .with Mrs. scores of items. He said, he svill ! W'THT—Newf; Joe Glrand snow. last October, hut this,, Ler;lerc Plc.aa I Schleeh commanded the . experl- W D RC-M usic Off the Record. motional .secretary, Mr.s. Jay school is easily justifled numeri­ Hill Cemetery for the. exercise*. W alter Backofeh ns hostess^ Mrs. siAmit a tom'Oletelv revised tax I 1 \VTIC—Juet Plain Bill. - WONS—.lock Downey.’a. Waxwdrka. .said, i.swritten off in ilVe form E.. Fenton Burke was awarded J mental XB-47 which In 1949 act a FLETCHER B U S S CO. o f Ma n c h e s t e r * W KN B—News; Baeetiall Matinee. Rand; , trea.siirer. Mi^. Reuben T'. j cally. The rising birth rate indi­ MANCHESTER CARPET CENTER Following the program at Grove Ralph Wilcox will lead the worship program next Janilapy. h . jS—W TIC —Front Page Farrell. ■ W KN B—Ed Swett Show. of ahhtements to per.sons using Hill, the parade will move.to-St. judgment of $880.88 with co.sttj in new unolTIcial transcontinental 9 :3 0 -WCCC—Neks; 1290 Hits. McCann. I cates that the problem will be­ 24 Hour service. The speaker 5vill be Ro­ Tlie Preridont offered to fore- STEEL SASH fls g —WHAY-^Crosby'a Quarter. facilities of the South Man­ BUDGET TERMS ARRANGED Bernard's' Cemetery for the dec­ his action against Kenneth B. speed rccoi'd of three hours and 46 W H AY—Italian ProKrani. The tables were gaily decorated come more acute in the, future, he bert Gregus. who tvlll have for his g*o one- small .scheduled tax, hike. I l u wEirr m todle t u r n p ik e WINDOW GLASS r WTJRC—Memory Lane, W T fr —New*: Vour Garderx chester Sewer District. The ”WAIX TO WALL SPECIALlsr’ orations of veterans' graves there. Sherman et ala. The other defend­ minutes on s 607-mlles-an-hour f W T IC —Lorenxo Jone*. in the approptiale theme, of or pointed out. Ambu once $08 M AIN STREET TEL. MI-»-$34S subject, "Flow er Arrangement and That i.s the .soc'nl security tax in- [ PhoM Mitchell 9*1879 W HAY—Italian Voice. North End taxes of these resi­ The exercise.* at Grove Hill be ants are Frank and Helen Dren- flight from Moses Lake, Wash., 4.0 r WONS—Wild Bill HIckoek. 9:49--Wr>HC— Biiijr Crosby. holiday of the month rho.sen. val- Illirtg.explained the fundamental Comer Middle Turnpike at Pinehumt Corner, Manchester zck. A fourth defendant, Gertrude Exhibits.” ' crease from 1 V-i: to 2 per cent due j » WCCC—Newa; Mualc. 9:4.1—W T IC -V icto r H. Llndlahr. dents are reduced by one half. handled by George Hamhiond. Andrews A ir Force Base, Md. g . - W D R t— Curt Maaaey and Martha lentihes for *thc month of Feb­ purposes o f a modern high school OPEN DAn.Y 0 to ft:S0 — WEDNESDAY TO NOON Tansey, wa.s found. not involved, The monthly meeting of the to take effect Jnn. 1. It l.'i paid by l AUTO OLASS (eofliplotoly iastoHod) 44 W KN B—Eddy He^ii’ard. Service The program is as follows: open­ The B-47 I.s in quantity produc-- r Tilton. WHAY—Famous 'Trials. ruary; a bride's cake and bridal North End residents pay a and its objectives from the educa­ THURSDAY A N D FRIDAY 0 A. M. to 9 P. M. and she can recover taxable coats. Church Council of the First Luth­ both employes ami rnmloysi's "h I ! W 'TIC—Notea and Quotes. ing prayer, Rev. Carl Saunders; tion at Boeing's Wichita, Kas., MIRRORS CHroplocO' ■door—inodtnwl 9; J.V-WDRC—.N'nw*. bouquet depicted the table for the 2'i-mill tax on a grand list of tional standpoint.' He urged his In the case of the Motors Insur­ eran Church wlll'he he'd tonight at the flr.st S3,609 of a w o rk e r’s an- Logan's - Memorial Day- -...Order*. -^-(.ixiKtuurD, .plant-,-. Lockheed's Marietta, -Ga., Rrbwn. Newa. WDRC—Arthur Godfmy. ' *-■ month o f June. ' »I7;523,699.-...... ll.steners to becom F' fully *C» ance'''Coi-pr against' United' Air­ '8 O’clock at fbe'chi'rch; 'The 'Rpw- liilft'I 5vage o f salnre’ .' < - OLASS FURNITURE TOP WKS'B—Nrw*: Through The Yrars. Luther Gibson, Rockville High Jean I.(nrr4ilne I'ieaut plant, and the Douglas plant at f WKNB—Phil Regan'Show. WTHT—.My True Story. Immediately following the sup­ quainted with the facts on the craft Coi'p. the result of an acci- ing Circle >vill meet tomorrow at • Outlines I’ rograni J RTcalag School student: GeUysbtirg Ad­ Tiil.sa, Okla. . WTIC—Wrlcomc Trsvrlsr*. per. Mrs. Grace Holman, vice pres­ new school so that they could vote dcni'Feb. 19. 19.52, in Manchester, 2:30 p. m. Tbe progrr.m ho oiitlined would FRAMES modo for your prints or paintings fc;0h—WDRt—Newa. W tlAY—Nrws In Italian. dress. Robert Sierakowski, also of Mr. and Mrs. Jo.seph L, Pieaut,- It Is powered by General Elec­ publicity, .Mi.ss Sylvia Claflln and intelligently in the coming refer­ judgment wa.s for the plnintill to Mr. and Mrs. William Conn of r WTIC—Newa. WCCC—Music. cient pre.imnted the past presi­ the high school; band selection. pro5'ide a ))illion dollai'S more, of l5 Stone street, announce the tric’s J47-23 engines, which are MIRRORS for your fr^ o s. or FRAMES MADE ■i W’ONS—Newa. ^ j H:1S—WDRC—Arthur'Godfrey. dents of the WSfeTS 55-ith lifetime Mrs. Philip Bedard, co-chairmen. endum. recover $227..52 damages and costs. Bristol are the ]>arents of a daugh­ compared with present lnw| for tb" t W T H T —News; Joe OIrand. W H AY— Italian Mualc. Mrs. Thelma Woodbrldge led Rockville Good Fellow.ship Band; engagement snd coming marria.go manufactured at Bvendale, Ohio, ( WHAY — Sports; Hardware City membership pinit^ and certificates In his remarks, Robb broke It wa.s claimed thlat an auto oper­ ter born May 17 at the Brinol fiscal yoai- starting July 1 but m your mirrors. ^ 10 :15—W TH T —Wbiaprring Straets. the members in group singjng fol­ down the cost estimate of the | address, Harry H. Lugg; tribute to ated by Frank Campanelll of of their daughter. Miss Jean Lor- and Lynn, Mass. r W K N B —New.*: Sports Review; Arute WHAY—Nrws In Italian. for service, recognition and honor. FOR YOUR PROTEaiON the unknown dead. Rev. Maurice Ho.spital. Mrs. Coan was the for­ would still leave an estim rl’ '! ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN ■t Special. 19:SA-WDP.C-> Arthur Goufrey. Mr.s. Virginia Brown, who served lowing the election of officers.Tne • FllNy l«|MiRR«4l Manchester was damaged by an mer Hazel Ludwig of Rockville. t'cdo:al deficit of about 5'.,, hil- i'"lne Piraut, to Frederick Child.* (I jIS—W T U ^Strictly Sports, Mizpah group gave an amusing Foulkcs; benediction: ftex’. Bronis- A cross between cattle and bison WON.S— .My.strry Sliopprr. from- January, 1941). to January, auto truck operated by Edwin A. Mr. and Mr.s. Rn^-mohd D. Hunt llon.s. of Golden, Colorado. Opvn AH Day Saturdays and Thursday Evenings f WONS—Patter By Patterson. W TIC—Pouhir, or .Nothing. pantomime skit with Mrs. Phylls • lalciy Modsrn lau-s Gadarowski. developed by the Canadian gov-1 ; W H A Y —Supper Serenade. 194R; Mrs. Catherine Urquhart. Corncliu.son of RFD 1, Rockville, a and Judge and Mr.s. Thomas Immediate tax cuts would in- The wedding will he solemnized Be- WHAY—Italian Program. Von Deck as chairman. The Study • lnwsilrtVty AvUofcU Mrs. Ida Ertel ernment is called cattalo. » WDRC—Jack Zalman; This I W K N B —Volcr of Manchratrr. .lanuafy 1948-June 1949; Mrs. truck driver for the United Air­ Tjirkin will leave tomorrow f^r cre.a.se a;id prolong federal defied^ in SI. Jame.s' Ch’irch on .Saturday, group was in charge of the sup: r'^^cbsM Eiior^li Mrs. Ida Preu.sse Ertel, 77, w i­ Here. , j WCCC—Nrws. Mualc. RIennor Wilson. June 1949-June craft Corp. Washington. D. C.. where they will Jumi 27. et 11 o'clock. g . j j —WDRC—Guy Lombardo. 18:45- WTHT—Whrn a Girl Marrla*. per. • • k WE CARRY ALL 4i and tlui.s bring more inflation, WTIC-Weather. 19,91; and Mrs, .Straight, June dow of Paul Ertel, of 90 Village Observing Biiiliilii.s' spend‘ the week end. W H AY— Italian .Music. ^ LEADING BRANDS Jj Wm. P.Quisli afreet, died this morning in Rock­ Eisenhower s.aid. . W K N B —According to the Record, 10:55—WONS—.■'Vv*. 19,'54-June I9.').3. Mrs. Kmma Keh- V b M . M n b 1 Mrs. Ida Weber of Grant street Henry F. laikows'ti of 46 Vllbge As for bis ndmlni.stiatlpn’s no'.v !||.sa_WTIC—Emile Cote Glee Club. II :80--WK.NB--Hy*trry Tune; S40 Club, Ezra Cornell, founder 0? Cornell ville City Ho.spital. She 5vas born fererces, Elsenhower outlined In , W TH T -S eren o Garnmell. New*. ler now of Dallas. Tex., is the onl,\; Is observing her 88th birthday to­ .street on May 18 entered the erma piocram. I'm President .sad his lii'sl direct rejiort to the na­ WO.NS—Ladlrs Fair. University, was one of the pio­ ^Arthur Dnis StoresJ ’ In Germany on .\iig. 5. 187.'). day. A resident of Rocltvllle for . WONS—Auto Tune Derby. W TIC—Strike It Rich. previous member who has received PHONE MiKiwS 3-5440 armed forces and has been as­ it has Jjftgn bn.sed on “ oalculnied tion the theory that American de­ ■ W KN B—Dinner Date. neers of the telegraph industry. daughter of Gustav and Augusta many years, she received a shower W TH T —Perry Como. this honor. The annual report was signed to tbe Naval '"-.sining .Sta­ 1 Isl’s . . .^m-udenlly reasoned” t'l fences nuist be built to stand a From May 19 Through May 31 '•;4S—WDRC—Newa. WDRC—Arthur Godlrey. Ernst Preiia.se. She had been a res­ of cards snd gifts. At a recent . W TIC —Three Star Extra- distributed to all members and tion at Balnbrido-o, Md. avoid nalionVl lianki'uptey but a’.- WHAY—Italian Program. ident of Rockville for S-o years. . meeting of the Vernon Grange, she 'ong time, not jn.st to meet a pre- ; f W T H T —Sports 11:15—W T H T —We. the Women. approved. tain ‘'insLing’ atienglh.” 'bo.sen "D-Day of desperate dnn- > WONS—Sports Digest. She leaves two daugliters. Mrs. was given a bouquet, and wa.s the 11:15—WONS—New*. Al.so elected were; secretaries, Taleotvlllc it 'e n is are no:v Kis sneceh won .speedv prai.;e "pr, somewhere in the near :‘u- • :S a -W T H T —Sport*. , . , ! I1:S8—WDRC—Grand Slam. Nettie Smith of Rockville and >lra. oldest person pre.sent at the meet­ handled throu-h the SlaiwhestT ^:a0_W O N S —Fulton Lewla. Jr. WTIC-The Phrase That Pay*. Mrs. Grace Ferris, mission educa­ Harold T. Hewitt of Manche.»ter; ing. and, backin.g from Republicans ■.ure.” W TIC—I Was a Comraunlat for the WONS—Quest! for a Day. tion and se.rvico; Mrs.- Karl Trot­ ’ Is'ening Hera!1 IloekvPIe bu*‘ea!i Congie.ss, aitbougli some of them He said that Communist guns . WJIAY-Berio Program. one, son. .Hai'I'.y Ertel of West Rummage Sale i- F.B.I. - ^ ter, Chrlsrtan social relations and located at on"71nrI;et street, trle- balked at the continued liighttax'-r hns'e been niming at U.~ S. bank-1 1 ' WDRC—Beulah. „ „ , . WTHT—Turn To A Friend. Hartford: and one brother, Otto The WSCS of the Vernon planne Rockvilip .5-.1’ .'16. ' 1 W T H T —Weather: Capitol New*. WLVC—New*; Mll*IC. local church activities; Mrs. Kd- Preusae of Ellington. Ei.senbov/er c.''II?d for. > upley, oven though the Soviets'| Hit of the Methodi.st Church will hold a I tVK.NB—News; Mel Allen W KNB— Mualc From Out of the Weal wsrd Potter, spiritual life; Mr.s. Funeral services will be held runma.ge and food sale tomorrow But man.v Democr.ats remaine^\ ealtne that "the United—States, le Hav. . 11:45—WDRC—llo*em*ry. ,Iohn D. \'on Deck, student .Work; j ( W H A Y -N ew s: Supper Serenade. W TIC—Boh Hope. Friday at 2l30 from the Ladd Fu­ at 10 a. m. in jh e ba.sement of the Tlie Communist Party of | crltic.al of the GOP ndmin'.st;. ' \ fo:ce(l to total mobilization to-!| .-7: 15—WONS—Tcllo-Teat. WCCC—A Friend of Your*. Mrs. Alfred Whitney, youth work; j neral Home. Rev. Gordon Hohl, church. ■Ameriea was formed in Feptember ! lion's decision lo ent back .Ai 'ayKCould meet and win any mill- ^ t W T H T —Elmer Davl*. W II.YY—Ronzon' Pro.trram. .Mrs. Robert Samiielson,children's GARDEN NEEDS 1919, in Cblca'’o and had s n.o-j Foree goals from the 143 win" 'iiiiv Vliallenge.” || pastor of First Lutheran Church I>>g1on Junior. ItsiKehnll _ » W DRC—Junior Mis*. Afternoon work; Mr.s. George McKinney, lit-' FIIISIIIISUSIIS ( W KN B—Guest Star. 12:86—W cC c—Guncneon Mualcale. will officiate. Burial will be in Representatives from R.ackville g:'ani fo- the eonquest of political set for mid-19iJB under the Dem Ob.';ei'5S!jg that we live in an ‘7;Sa_W TIC —Newa of the Woric.'. WTIC—New*; Weather. eralure and publication.*; Mr.s. Ro.ss I Grove Hill Cemetery. attended an Americ.an Legion Jun­ power, the overthrp'v of ca^ital'cm ' cratic Tnimnn administration t ’ ge of periL-jie said defen.^es mu.st i| , W TH T—Lone Ranger. WDRC— Wend^ Warren. Urquhart, supply work; Mrs. Ray- I Friends niav call at-the funeral ior Bassb.all meeting In 'Wil- and Ihe destruction of th e ,120. ■e "carefully ■'planned and stead- ' “ WON5!—Gabriel Heatter. W H A Y -N ew * In llnllan; Mu*le. mnnd Woodbridgo, statu.* of wo- ! HERE ' W DRC—Jo Stafford Show, WDNS—Curt Miie.iev Time. home today from 3-9 p. m. llniantic last week in anticipation bourgeois slate. A.s he has before at news ion .5stly maintained.’,: i WK.NB—Top* In Pops. WTHT—Dun Gardiner. New*. men. - j Superior 4'oiirt llueket of reorganizing such a team i') ------,»:».V-WDRC~Ed Murrow. WK.NB New*; Sfiorta Dige*t; In Ihe Committee chairmen; Fellow-; .Tudge Jamc.s C. Shannon \v,ill I Rockville. Ralph Sehumey. Donald ‘ WONS— Bert Bachrach'a Men a Cor- Bftckgrouml. ship. Mrs. Walker Briggs; flowers ’ > ner. _ 12:1.V—W oNS-- H. R. Baukhage. 1 come to Roe'tville on Kridav to ' Berger a.nd Carlton Milane.se. W TIC—One Man a Family. WTIC—Medley Time. chairman. Mr.s. Leonard Lincoln, j pre.side atr. S a ..U^..Sshort calendar1 -1 .“e.s.sion__ •_’ members.^1__ of the __ post,S 1 have___ __ sgreed WDRC— Aunt ,Iennle'8 Stbrlea. and co-chairmen, Mrs. Marlon of the Tolland Count.v Snperioi- to combine their talents in running ■$:«0— WDRC — FBI In Peace anc WKNB-' Perry ('rimo. ' War. I Fddy and Mr.s. Henry Mallett; ; Court, starting at 10 a. m. the team. - : WTHT—Mystery Theater. W TH T —Rlt g Cro*ln . fllCH hosoitality, Mrs. Albert 'PcMld; W TIC—Walk a .Mile, W H A Y—Gemma Oil Prngr.am. ' - Ca.'-e.s-nre assigned a.s follows: Anyone Iritere.sted in pTa.dng I.s g y n n z o s f Briefs. 12: ’ .V- W O N S - .MII * I c Box. kitchen, .Mrs. C. H, .layrox; mem­ Addie C. VVoodmansee vs. State of urged to contact one of thi.s com- ! WONS—Crime File* of Flamonc.'. 12:30—W DRO— Romance pi Helen bership, Mrs. Melvin Jochimson; Your offorts oro worth hundrods of dollars under Trent. Connertimt et .al: William J. Rita ' mittce. Any boy who ha.s not • WHAY—News: Mytlc of Chemistry, sunshine. .Mrs. Arthur Gibson; 10® i i l j e —WHAY—Blue Barron. W TIC —.Marjorie Mill*. Gladioli Bulbs ROSE BUSHES vs. Ellery G. Kington; Augu.stus j readied the age of 17 prior to g:80—WDRC—Dr. Christian. WCCC—Newa. musifian, Mr.s. Iwster Hohenthal; our "Do I? Yeursolf’* plan. You eon hovt a homo of M. Burke 5's. The Co-operative | .I.an. 1 of thi.s year i.s eligible. Tbe i WTIC—The Great Qlldersleeve. W H A Y —I aP.oaa Program. Construction~ ' Co.,~ ”Inc.; SI.an)ey_ . j .starling date for the league will he DRUG STORE J ■ Ctrd cf 36 WONS—The Women'* Page. AT . WONS—Crime Fighter*. your own for os litHo os Kasevich v.s. Chester S. Trrflan. ' I W HAY—Kostclanelx Conducts. W T H T —Newa. L o o k i n g Dahlia Bulbs Saturday. June 20. Team* entered " THUMB 1 WTHT—Life Begins at 80. W K N B —Man on the Street. executor; Hartford Connecticut to dale. In addition to Rockville, 942 MAIN STREET AT ST. JAMBS STRWET 12:4.'(—W DRC—Our Gal Sunday. f o r a Trii.st Co. 5-.S. Jo.seph S. Noel. I •|;*g_WTIC—You Bet Tour Life, WCCC—Ml (lie for Milady. are Willimantic and .Stafford TACKS i WDRC—Playhouse, W T ilT —We. the Women. Three divorce car.ps are. as-sign- Springs. Anoyier meeting will be a Withthi, f WONS—Newa: Family Theater. Plant Them Now Close Out Prices W K N B -T h e P.attee* ed, Eloise Grenier 5'.s. (.Tia'lc.s beid at the Legion home in Rock- I Uri SALE THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY coupon : W T H T —Weatern Roundup. 12:55 WO.NS—Cameo I,adv Talk*. Aldrich- Grenier: Pan! I,gnalii:.s ville^ on Thursday, June 4, at 8 . WHAT—New*: Night Watch. I:0U - WDRC—New* ,t:SA—WDRC—Whafa My Line. W TH T —Ken and Carolyn. Planl.sek vs. Altca Eva D. Plan'n- p.m. , WONS—Songa of Our Tim a AN? WCCC—Maneheater Matinee. sek; Mar,garet Helen Wads-.voi th Supper Tonight j W T H T —Crosaflre. , W TIC—.New*. vs. John Emerson Wadsworth. Tlie Tbe Pilgrim Fellowship of the DRUG STO^E I WTIC—Big Story. n WO.NS—.Newa. Brand Nmw.., —W DRC—IVcem ber 'B^ride. W H A Y -N ew *. 4,700 one domestic relations case in­ Tak-otlville Church i.s sporsorin.g Largo » WONS—Frank Edwards. I:I 5 - W D R (—.Ha 1-erkln* volve.* Alice A. Steppen v.s. a rou.st beef supper tonight at * WTHT-rNews of Tomorrow. WONS—Yankee* Food Show. Seeds, Fertilizers Garden Gloves f wiHi eomploto corponfor oroefion on your founda­ Charles Steppen. 1 0:90 at Ihe church with an enter- *1.25 > WTIC—Bob Hope. W TIC —Ro**. The Mu*leal Miller. factory Frmsh * W H A Y —News; Night Watch. W H A Y —Hetty Klmlmll. ► A t (V uonai, il'i “yes’* Clerk of the Tolland Gonntv j tainment to follow. The proceeds Sin EX-LAX 1*:I5—WONS—Music I/over a Hour. I:.'18—WDRC— Young Itr. .Malone. promptly to 4 out of 5 em­ tion. Coll for oppeintmont at your eenvonitneo. Snpyior Court John H. Yeomans ! will be devoted to the Christian '■ W T H T —Concert Hour. Absorbine ir. (Umit 1) WCCC—New*; Manehe.sier Mallr.ee. Lime Insecticides Cotton Work Gloves h.ss issued a notice for the dear- World Mi.ssion. ■lOiSO—WDRC—New*. WTHT—Paul Harvey. ployed men and women— mar­ LAXATIVE , W TIC —John Cameron Swayze; Dan­ WK.NB — Raeehall Matiree. ried or single. The loan is fittod^ Ing of the docket which states that | Food Sale FHday Chocolatc-t.vpe gerous Assignment. 1:4.5— WDRC—Guiding Light, wherever possible, to your in­ "pur.siiant to .Senate Bill 882 j . The E.xeaitive committee of the 27* Pint vlOifit- W’HAT—News. WONS—ConlieefIciR Ballroom. Mitchell 9-4389 pas.sod by the General Asseniblv i Maple .street PTA will hold a fooil Sin C H i U H P I O N dividual circumstances. Onion Sets Bird Baths V W DRC—Music. W TIC —Cotton Bowl Game. . and approved h,v the Governor | sale on Friday from 2 to 4 p.m, ; l l ;on—.New* on all stations. W THT-C.iu- Lonil.arilo. Witch Hazel (Limit 1) . M e for Horn* or Cot W H AY—Nlto Watch. I:.‘,0 WK.NB—Red Son V* Allil. lii *. Quick 1-Day Service April 2.3, 1953. same to take e'^feet ; at the school auditorium. II :0J—SVDRC—New*. 2:IM1-WUKC—.Secoilo .Mr*. Rul'tun If you are in a hurry, a phone from Us pa.ssage. you are hereby Xotex Haady FIRST : IS— W TH T — Late Bob E. Lloyd WCCC-Mll*4r. ' call will enable us to have notified that the court intends on John P. Sweeney, vice president t Show. WONS—Cnnneeticu' Ballroom. : AID KITS 4-ot. TIRIS t WONS—Waxworks, WTHT—New*: Top Hit Time; everything ready when you Friday, June 26, 1953, to di.scon- of tbe Journal Publi.shing Co., was f W T IC —Newa. W Tir—Tlie Dortor* Wife come in. If more convenient, Flower and Paper NapkinsH^lS' . <;omplete GAc ■■ WONS—Jack'* Waxworks. , W H AY—New*: Bettv Kilnli.all. ■ I tVDRC—You and the World. 2:16— WDitC- I'errv .vliison. write or come in. See for your­ Decorative Globes kit only w9 KREML Reg.JUAOr' , „ .lltSP—WDRC—Sympnony Hall. WTIC l'Ull)*tnne t.iiilz. self why over a million people Vegetable Plants Rtfulir WTIC—Presenting Louis Prime. W H AY—Repiird P.eview. •ay, “It's T^>ucnai to be sure."* AVHAY—Nile Watch. 2:2.'i— W fl.N'S—.New*. SiM Cskts Hair Tonic , i : :00—WDRC—News, 2:30—WCCC—.News. .Mii*lr. CASH Rose Trellis (Limit 3) , , Luhriceie* dry icilp a W TIC —New*. Music, W T H T —New.*; Top Hit Tunc. 1 Pick Your Own Payments | Camay Soap t Thtirsdav Mnmlnr WONS—Co'iin. Ballroom. YOU GET 15 Mo. PUa 20 Ms. PU* Hand and Power .A:«0—W TIC—Pgayer; Frank Atwes'd. WDRC—I'ora Drake. $ 8..’18 $ 6.72 3.5c EPSO.M S.ALT (6:00—WDRC—fa rm Program, •J:4,V-WDBC—Brighter Day, » « S o SEE US TINCTURE MERTNIOUTE 59c Grass Shears 16c ik:IS—WDRC—Hymr Time. WONS—Conn.. Ballroom. j *3 0 0 24.25 10.2.5 Lawnmowers Medicinal qiinllly I.h. > «:I.S—W T l C—News. W T H T — B.'ttv Crocker. *500 .'!!*.or, 30.70 Sale antisaplic. !-ounca . 6:S0—WONS—Yankee Exprea*. •WTIC—New*. for All the Advantages of Boric Acid Powder . W DRC—Yawn Patrol. 2:5.5-W T H T —Top Hit Tune. A loon of 11*00 cetd $20.60 wKtn J\ Ar WTIC—Weather; Frank Atwood, 3:110—WDRC— Hilltop Hou*e. '• premptlr ftpoid in 12 conttcutiw* nr C o ita l* 4 oz. Msdicaltd drop*.' Mi-o*, . 2-Ot. Cspsrity SOe Siia SBE6.001B w ere—Newsreel WCCC—Mu. . on SIgnotwr# Aleno Fresh .IB 6;M — WU.Ns—Eanv Edition, W TIC —Road of Life. 1 MA6NESIA t W TIC —News. I 3;30— ,\'CCC—New*; Mitsle. ruhlter Old Tiro It t W KN B—Sports Digest. WTHT-.Seorca; Top Hit Time. BUY 2--Y0U SAVE! ■T;00—WTHT—Joe Glrand Show, W T It'—Pepper Young.* Family. Rocappoblo k W T IC —Bob Steele. 5VHA5'—Sale A Life Program. ^:4Z M e n 4 . 3 9 ' ' WDRC—Newatime . W'DRC— i.fouse Parly, ' W HAY'—Cup of Coffee Club. 3:45—W i't'C—.1 iiniot. Disc “ Jockey. OLA-BERON-12 PIUS TAX •' WCCC—Good Morning. Good Music. WDRC—Sunshine Sue. ' W K N B —Polor.la W TIC —The Right To Happlnes*. 806 M AIN S T R E E T wHii CryttalHiie B-12 WON'S— Weather; Newa; Yankee Kx- 3:.V5 -W TH T—New*. 2nd Fleer, Over Weelwerth’s Bottls ol 25 capiulsi al no. W'DRC—tl Happens K ie iy Day. Mitchell 9-7430 • Manchester extra cost, SIZE ,7M .V-\VTir~Bob Steele, 1:00 -WDRC— Roliert Q. I.#ewi*; Cliica* w WONS— New^; Yankee Expreaa. BERNARD J. C rX M X G H A M lot 8 day trial, Itg. Price WKNB—Polon a W T ilT -C a l Tintiey. YES M.AN'agor______with purchase "CoMon-Ts.il" • vf 54.V—WTIG—sW^atherj • Bob- -. -WCPCWMoiiln.----'— : — ------• For'Hfghest OnnlWyl -hy •ol 100 ca p tu lss-. 7:Jj Tidy Stick full cylinder always in reaerve you 09* lisMiUlRe 49‘ WalRreei YOU ALL THESE FEATURES Television, never run out. PiwUer ' Deddorant ASPIRIN a Na HousaAttachmantsI No unsightly 4Vi-si; A q ( kellies Cf|e ’ -flitalirea', Bail^-acrewa-;. •• to- rust a ^ 2 .-tattisx 9 0 2 r 3 8 ‘ . 2 el lM 9 9 . WilkJdonJUs...... WnitM^otkod. i AT YHIS lo w p r ic e diacolor.. Hot or Cold CALLOR !;4;0<>-KAle Smith. CalHer Afr Conilifioner • Canefata Cylindar Basal Keep* cyl- Paper Cups picric JUG !•)—Meet The Star. ^ ■ inder* secure, protect* from strain. I 5:30—Howdy Doody. AU Occeefon MowourmnenoN , fi.no—Film. FOR smali BUSINKSSMS K....19‘ •ntr 0 0 '••• . 6:15—Variety Club.’ FROM GREETING New Exclusive Gufn-bipping f 6:30—Sportacope. a Na MotarsI And no meter readers, iVAPKIt rioATKS r fi;40—Weather Forecaala. $4.00 GRADUATE GIFTS CARDS SAVE $2.00 either; save* cost to consumer. H Ini'hoH in dinmoter 4 fi-4 ^ W o rld New’B Toc.ay. Eliminatat Intarnal Heat ••7:00—Death Valley Daya. G R t Y H O U l ^ a No Minimum Chargal You pay only • 7;!X)—Connecticut ^ o tiigh t. for what you need and use. H's small. The new Carrier is just 3 feet wide, a' little * 7:45— Camel Kewa uaravan. B5*-25' • LONGB MaiAGE R:00—Arthur Godfrey. ON "TRIM TRED" WOMEN'S SHOES Law Rato For Automatic Hot Watarl over U/ 2 feet deep,and no higher than a filing cabinet. »‘ 9;tyv—Strike It Rich.* Full Line «f “ 9; 30—ruinclothesman. I.,ower costs for combined hot water Plut-Milaag# Cold Rubber Wears ?0:00—Blue Ribbon Bouts. ' heating and cooking. , Summer and 0:45—Sports Spot. 400 Pairs of Spring Shoes Taken It's flexible. The new Carrier comes in sections, fits and Wears 5I1:00—Comedy Hour. a Safsl Sturdy installation meets. heach Toys J2.00—Newa. Xafety standards of Underwriters' together to discharge from top, front or bock. V k n r ' ‘ Laboratories, all local ordinances. • 6RIATR N0N4KID SAFfTY Fla.sh Gonh-n. From Our Regular Stock For This Event ~ Hing.*;, Halts,, n.*> 00—Western Theater. } a Dopandabla Supply And Sarvicol I 6:—News. % Mobil-flame is always available and It's versatile. The new Carrier stands on the floor­ wadinj; Wider, Flatter Tread with Thousands s.fi-.lS—Karly Show*. Your Car-Your T'me-Your Money Green ^ettefe Sports folitft ^7:3t>—News. delivered promptly. er a counter—mounts on the wall, hongs from the .Sand I'ail.s, ••7'4r»—P^rry Como. REG. $8.95 fa $10.95 SPORTS Perftraltd of Sharp-edged Angles Gives ’Neath the-Brooklyn Bridge* • AH Heel Heights • BLACKS. o Famous Tradsmarfc! The Flying Red ceiling, hides in o closet. It's fine for small stores, 4’9;Oi>—The Unexpected. One Rd. Horse is a recognized aym ^l of VISORS Soaker Hose Sieves, Greoter Protection Against Skidding ^9 3D—All Star Treater. W ay Trip highest ouality petroleum producta offices, homes and apartments. Prolcdi Q Q c lO.nt^—Successfur Failure. I .Miami ...... $37.30 $49.15 • BROWNS 20/coi 0 4 9 Reach Kag.s. | l:«)—News. • Pumps around tne world. tl>« oyci . . w 9 p/otlfC . . . 1:15—The Late Show. t Bangor, ,5Ie. 8.45 15.35 Toaorraw • IVashington, • REDS - Coll today for the full facts on tu.s amazing new Work or play Woters roots Hathing Caps I'HC— r. — ^ M. ^ 1 D. C...... 7.7.5 13.94 • Sandals Carrier Air Conditioner! ,^:00 7:00—Today. I C h icago...... 19.S0 34.70 • GREENS Mobil-flaine APPROVED APPUANCESI PAY AS LIHLE AS $2.75 PER WEEK ^:0G—Test Pattern and ICualc. ■ Philadelphia,. 4.80 8.65 LIQUOR DEPT. - OPEN 8 A. M. to 11 P. M. ^:4^Mornlng Neva. I Portunoiith, • Ties ^:0Q—Dlnfr D org School, I TsV H...... 4.00 7.30 • BLUES P.\RKER’S FOR A SET OF FOUR ID.3I>—Window Shopper, P. >1. OD-The Bir Picture. ■ N>5v Y'ork 2.70'' 4.90 6.86 Re.serve...... Fifth 2.98 I)E Ll'XE ...... Fifth 3.85 Strike ft Rich. j Plus i:. S. Tax LORI) BARCl.AYS 00—World Wt Lira la. V Have .More Fun, Save Money Some Vitality Shoes to $12.95 Reduced To $8.86 15—Love pf Life. ■'“ ''’FiSlER’S C.-LLVERT ...... Fifth BOURBON ...... Fifth 4.35 ID—Search for Tomorrow. I CHARTER A GREYHOUND This Sale 4 >27 M45—Nancy’a Kitchen. OU) BELLOW’H ;90—Garr.» Muore. I Center Travel Auto Stores ^ special Group of Growing Girls OD—Freedom Rtnra. 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- / ' M : ^ '\L . - Jill*-' ■ ' PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.,^VEDNESD^Y,. MAY 20, -1953 MANCHESTER'^VElilNG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY. MAY 20, 1953 PAGE^FIFliaffl TUONERVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE POX FUNNY BUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE thep in the flour again;.fry in deep Answer to Previous Puzzle fat altput five minutes,. \ Songs and Singers Originality lA Flowera ^Giveti-loveLv. .flowers,- one-might Nudism, which under British It’s Utter Than You Thlnlr 'hot think tliere was much chance HOBlZOIfXVUi VERTICAL fo r originality, in using them—but law you can take or leave alone, Once a rich man said he would the JOYCE FLO W ER SHOP, 34 1 Sincer Perry 1 Slices has become an evangelical force. divide his fortune amohg his Church Street, would prove one •< 2 Precious That la to say' that nudists, not friends, if only he knew who they wrong. In FLOWER DECORA­ 5"01d atone content with baring their own Kentucky were. TIONS FOR WEDDINGS, they 3 " ^ Is a pelts, are moving to foist their Years passed, and at last the. can dream up innumerable ways to grand old ^ peculiar views on everybody. man died-^in a midwinter blizzard. 0 "Sweet at "dress up” even their , beautiful, name" His last request was that the fun­ flowers, not'only in the bouquets apple cider" 4 Canadian eral be held at four o'clock in the ^rmurnm. r Many women discover that it is fori^he bride, and her attendants, 12 Java poison doctor morning. . Inexpenslve Baby/Needia 13 PersU sometimes just as hard to find a Siimmer-Pleasure Eaaentiala A Sew-Easy For Sunny Protect X’our Largest Investment but the floral -decor of the 9 Popular, song husband after marriage as before. Although scores had boasted o f . The MONTGOMERY W A R II To enjoy summer weather Spring is the .sca.son to apprai.se News For Half Sizes churcnxM well.' \ 14 FUp 6 Citrus fruit 22 "My darling. 40 Merited being his intimate friends, only COMPANY can well boast of its 19 Scottish ----- Gray” ' 43. Not fresh Days the largest single investment you 7 Horse's neck three men and one poor woman coverage" of baby’ requirements |exercised a f the IMNE liave—your home. The spring “ QiiaHty” Niimery Set plaids ' 24 Spoken 49 Senile A wealthy American girl was t Tnn/fast nrioa R I. A VIf I|-”r « 1 'F"CXerCI.SeO ai IOC I l.-k E. hairs turned out. to stand red-eyed and at very modest prices. BL.XN’ KETS PHARM.XCY, 664 Center Street. clean-up, , paint-up movement is The "I L^ E LUCY" NURS­ - 17 Direction 29 Nevada city 46 Greek porch attending a social at a country aad beside his grave. In 36" X 54"_ are 91.98 in pastels 8 Follow where EQlllPMENT FOR 8UM- based on good economics. Good ERY SET, for which the KIDDIE (ab.) 26 Blanches 47 Containers home In England. When the will was read, it di­ 9Bepetition or 92.98 in .p'atte'mcd jacquard or 5IER PI.E.XSl'RE is up-to-date paint exhanl'es the va lu e'of yotir FAIR, 1089 Main street, is exclus­ 18 More furtive 28 Philippine eSGirl's namb ' English Duchess— You Anjerl- in white, or solid color, with 10 Char.les----- rected that his estate be divided and moderately priced. Sun property and fircservea and beau­ ive’ local agent, contains two very 19 Not taking . Gibson palms 90 Egyptian can girls haven’t such healthy equally apimig those attending his "receivjijg blankets"- at $.39 and gla.sses, for example, range fro:ii tifies It over a span of years. Be­ handsome pieces of nimlture, ex­ These six little hoys and gtrls are typical of tha handrada ot sides 11 Brother of -- _ 30 Of the ear g^dcsS complexions aa we_^ English women funeral. 9.69. Quilted PADS are 9.59 or $,29 for tinted protection for chll- hind today’s house pa’inLs are years ceptionally well 4 tiade with mul­ orphans of America’s war veterans who have found health and happi* 21 Pealed Cain (Bib.) S.l Mexican coin 91 Let it stand have. I always w.'ander why our Friends are much scarcer than 91.19 actording to size. NIG H T tiple conveniences. The crib of dien to 95.00 for the Poloroid of research and continuous testing. ness at the V.F.W. National Home, Eaton Rapids, M te k T U a c U U 23 Age IfiAsian 33 Trans-Jordan 92 Hireling noblemen take a fancy t£i your we think! GOWN'S are 9.98 in knitweai" or gray , "icatherwooi” ' with .gaily gla.ss that ndiills nerd. Sports THE SHERW’IN - WILLIAMS 24 Metal-bearing peninsulalyvfjiiiauiM capital 99 New Zealand white faces. 9..59 in flannelette with matching painted animals has.. silent drop welfare project is maintained by the 'Veterans of Foreign W ars with headwear includes tennis visers at CXIMPANY, which uses the term rock 20 Pamphlet 33'Of the nostril lake American girl— It isn't * our robes at the same prices. Slip-over, sides—and even a music box at­ funds raised by the 10,000 Posts and- 7.000 Ladies Auxiliary uaita in Shrewd bargaining Is typified by $.39, atraw "helmets" that protect W E.XTHERATED to describe its 27 Existed white faces that attract them, it's ,i,8ide-tie SHIRTS with pin lab.s, arq tachment. 'The matcIV.ng chifferobe varioiM activities, including the annual sale of Buddy Poppioa. the w.onian who. ciiteyod one of the back of the neck at $.69, and a- house: pai nts. maintains "testing'* 29 Upon— OUT-greenbacks. — -...... the large department stores’ of 9.59. TR.XINTNG 'PAN"rS are 9.29 has a cohiparimeht for hanging penny"’ from each Buddy Poppy helps support this NatW iai Himsi.'' 1 I i 4 b 7 6 ♦ ID H variety o f visored caps and farms in various parts of the coun­ 32 Not wholesale New York and oidered a yard of baby's clothes with four drawer.s and 9.39. Gauze DI.-XPERS are a .stitched cotton hats. Swim caps go try where coated panels are ex­ 34 Stimulate Sign in a taxi: ‘ sUk which had been priced'at 35c bargain at 93.29 a dozen. on the other side and a big blanket II ii 14 ‘ from 9..59 to $.89 in reliable rubber. posed to ail climatic condition..). 36 Beast "W e atop for blondea and bru­ a yard. After her purehase, there drawer at the bottom. A set that's Children's bathing shoes with Good house, paint should chalk, but ANDERSON-SHEft POST No. 2046 37 French dialect nettes, and back up for redheadhi. was left a remnant of one and a worthy of the household “ prince’' 3“ RhinestonPH For "The” Prom crepe soles are .slippitig-jn.surancc, at a controlled rate. The chalking 5-20 38 Weaving half yard.s, and the rlf'rk .suggested or ‘ 'princess.” VETERANS OF FOrI iGN WARS RHINESTONE JEWELRY has ns well as good play-shoes. Friend­ process allows the rain to wa.sli machine 18 4 b A , free press stands as one of that she take it al.so. " / ' / a wonderful sparkle as a gradua­ M. KENNETH OSTRINSKY, Commondor “Ceorga hat gont nativt— tayt the modern pace it too' ly Service makes shopping there a away the dust and d ^ t that ac­ A gcxKl way to break o ff the S -2 0 -S 3 39 Measure of the great Interpreters between the Womfin—What do you want for tion g ift to see immediate flatterv w pleasure. cumulates. A t the .same time, the MRS. HELEN BEEBE, Anxiliary P^kJiHi't fast!" time El i4 government and the people. To it? •shell from a fresh coconut is to at the Senior Prom. At MATHER'S formulation should provide for 41 Non­ 1 allow It to be fettered is to fetter Clerk- Oh, 20c. / drain it of its milk, then heat in a n AT THE CENTER are swirling gloss retention. Technicians pre­ commissioned 24 5 ib w n It ourselves.—Justice George Suth­ Woman All right. I'll/take it I'lcliiro-Holdlng Bracelets a moderate oven for about half an OUR BOARDINGHOUSE M ilh MAJOR HOOPLE necklaces, big or little pin.s, determine such factors In the lab­ hour.. OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS officer (ab.) p erland. ' and yo>i can keep the yard you "PHOTO-IDENTS" BY SPEI- 91 3N smartly shaped ear rings and wide oratory, then check them on our 43 ------Vegas, , just cut off. ^ DEL arc very nllraotive expan­ expansion bracelets. testing farms. When bu,ving your £30 OK). <30 OW — Nevada Job— You say you're sure your sion-type identification bracelets, "Skips" for All Ages WH-WHV, ^ LOOKiAS for W s) house paint, do not con.sidcr the TAKE IT/ eOV, 44 Continent girl can keep a secret? Mrs.— (sighing)— Do you re­ on whicli the name-plate snaps up Do you know "Skips"? They’re CERTAINLYA AASK? DRAT Next time you bake pears try cost per gallon. YouT paint invc.sl- SOU R6 A \WrZARO PlRST.ADVtSeVOOR 5ECRE- 46 More sparse Sam—Yes. We were engaged member our hhneymoon. dear? to allow the insertion of a photo­ the kind of leisure-time shoes sold How Will Your Child WITH A £:a r --ak)D If W 40 b •ticking a few cloves into each ment should be reckoned by the at the MONTGOMERY WARD NOT TO CALL tH e COPS, M(Z. MY GOOD U;6iM6 — 49 Herb three weeks before even I knew Mr.— Yes. I wish we had the graph. Styled for feminine or mas­ THAT'S A MIGHTY m half for good flavor. cost per year of service—and it COMPANY that make wearers of BOWERFUL BUS if GEMDARM66 FRIENDS.'/^/YOU VAN- < 93 Make lace n 49 P about it. money I spent on It. culine appeal, at $14.50 to $17,95, V£OU (SOT THERE/ •^a h - e r ^ is h e d W it h edging the.se bracelets will make pleasing pays to buy the best. Drop in at any age feel like skipping for joy. Spertd The Summer? 666 v d o K . 'Th u m b p r in t s Picnic Ph-aArurr-Givers X r v e ^ M Y lNve^iTlON 94 Diary VM graduation gifts. Other identifica­ -THE SH ERW IN - W IL L IA M S both at the comfort and at the MIGHT WA6TE OUR WHOLE % s Pattern 8942 is a sew-rite and 97.98. according to size, and a has many, many pretty styles in a Camp, under thn supervlalon ot Mrs. Richard O'Dell, director ot skins, are reduced b.v fifty per and you’re ready for shopping. IKON-ON N AM E T .U ’ ES, in­ perforated pattern in, sizes 14'-, fabric that doesn't need ironing. Glaatonbury day school, Is planning Its 6th season of snnuner jo.v in insulated protection; big tin cent right now at the W e L d ON Pattern No. 2561 contains tissue valuable for camp-goera and many 16',i, 18'.,, 2 0 'i, 22'a, 24V... Size Prints and fine stripes come in nice camp. A trained staff of councilors is preparing a program of boxes, also in plaid are 91.89. A DKItJ COMF.XNY. aeansing pattern, sizes 14. 16, 18 included; others, can be delivered in a week 16'a, monotope, 4 ■''4 yards of color combinations, accented by varied activities to make this summer the best your child hna major triumph for backyard Cream for liiy .skins and "Pom ­ ■sewing instructions; material re­ at the present non-rush season 39-inch. solid-color trimming. Some styles ever had. parties is a Charcoal BarbccUe pon" cold cream for ordinai-y quirements and flni.shing directions. from the Notions Department of For this pattern, send 30c in are sleeveless; some have shoulder Grill, at 922,50. with a jet blower skin are cut from $2.00 to $1.00 Send 25c 'in coins, your name, the J. W. H.XLE COKP. Glen­ coin.s, your name, address, size ties. Sizes are 12 to 44 and 14',4 • W B E K S t-JULY 6 to A U G . IS for fa.st action, two keep-hot for a long-lasting jar. ^ .^addre.ss and the pattern number dale Name Tapes are treated for desired, and the pattern number to 44'2 , all at $3.98. dishes, working counter, and Children accepted on n weekly basis— S to 13 years. Transporte* to A N N E C'.XBOT, TH E M A N ­ ironing but may be sewed if one to SUE BI:RNETT. t h e M A N ­ wheels for mobility. tion provided. Limited enrollment. To register your children emit .st.vllsh Cottons CHESTER EVENING HERALD, wishes. The price of $1.50 for 100, CHESTER EVE.MNG HERALD, If you want to tsMk fresh beeU or 91.95 for 1.50 names, is very low Glastonbury S-3040 or write'Mrs. Richard O’Dell, SM Hubbard The (X)TTON DRESSES, dis­ J15«\ AYE. AMERICAS, NEW 1150 AYE. AMERICAS, NEW quickly pare and idlce them, then, Ave., corner Portland, Glastonbury, Conn. , Boil potatoes in their skins often played in a delightful variclv of YOBKVSe, N. Y. for tapes that' are color fast and YORK 36, N. Y. boil in a small amount o f water In WHEN YOUf LOVE TO Live FocevgR U ~ laundry proof. when you're cooking. them for a styles at the W ILBOSE SHOP, Presenting the New Anne Cabot Dont miss the new Ba.sic Fash­ n tightly covered saucepan until family dinner. , Latest researeh lender. 520- 601 Main Street, present a charm- NeedleworivAIbum. Directions for ion for '53, spring and summer. It’s ALLEY OOP D e f i ^ t RY V. T <1 AMI-IN shows that, cooking them this way iiyr .solution to many summer puppet mittens, basic embroidery, ('harming Beml>ergs, Rayons a complete spring sewing guide for /• con.serves even more vitamins th.an wardrobe problems. In eight priee- stitches and grand dc.signs are Particularly pretty color com­ smart, practical wardrobes;''gift Varied Graduation Gifts WHAT RHUBARt, SENNA,OR AY, MV GOOD IV£C£ / fKOM AREN'T Vou 6ETTINSA baking them. binations and a variety o f amart GRADUATION GIFTS for LORD;VOUR ROYAL DUNSimNE AH'AY DIT CARREf 55. NATIONAL BANK. Icvels. from 96.98 to 924.98, there printed in thi.s ikaiie. 25 cents. pattern printed inside the book. •WM.T PURGATIVE DRUG/ ni e beeoming choices. Tlie one and ------styles contribute to the charm of 25 cents. .young ladies or men arc varied in WOULD SCOUR THESE / PRERARATK9N AW CLEAP. fVOFIT, Ideal Curtain Fabric the BE.MBERG .XND R.XYON price and type, but unvaried In ^W enchantment for the .Senior | "Kilucator .Sets" of fork and spoon are chosen to suit various styles NECKTIES OF CHENEY FAB­ and Croton, The multiple pos­ CHRIS WELKIN. Planeteet A Trusted Friend BY RUSS WINTERBOTHAM Piom or for any otlter formal oe-| and ".iimioi " three-piece sets -all of home decoiallon, in every con­ RICS can suit any taste, conser­ sibilities offer an.swcrs to any gift BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES I.el’s Delve BY EDGAR MARTIN ca.sion In (jelectable colors there im „iee plate or Sterling .siKVr ceivable color or combination. 'AS- vative or da.shing. for a Father’s problem. are the fu!l-skiited' ^ ..."dream many to match the family silver PH.ALT T IL E can' be laid in pat­ Day gift. The experienced mastery ycwake you WHAT FEEP-liM IF anything PAStCA AIAKe X FAMOUS FOR SERVICE FOR SI YEARS / r ftVL 1 NOO WfttW AVl TVCE. "A W ltt 08? dre.s.ses" in a varicly of color.s, with pattern. terns to make the most of the use in design and the skillful weaving ONLY ONE EARTHMEN ■ROtlNO HAFT^N TO. LILESHADOW Silver for Brides . ISO Center S L (Cor. Cburcta.It Center) Where It’s easy to park RtCORDS A HPNfc Ott| V1KK3 ,NKi’ tiers and bows and everything "It and outlines of a room. Quality Is done locally, although the actual Cieo; I TEl6T, CALL SMOOTH HKiC.MlISr AIE,©IVE TOMBILO...NO "Brides' Delights" might well he V\Q6T .Wt'VV WWOVi \S MR .Shot VIIWWJ TIMO takes” to make a salisfactorv For .Sunday breakfast serve ham PL.XSTIC AND Rl’BBER COI- ties are no longer made up here. OA6LA. MOONBEAM, . COT OFF FDUCHTD WANT ANYTHII© "form al.” the words for the .SILVER H O I,- ftvv Wit cm X J WW^Rt OUT .ami eggs with fried apple ring.s. KRING.S have much attraction. The minor irreg>ilaritie.s of the ties ICE EP THIS MELLO... ME i CASNA'S CHRJS WELLTN! , HAPPEN TO The company's personnel ran give shown are more than offset by IKIW W ARE, shown in many ftbOVST OLD « t FOR DO ANYTHIN© HEAD TO DREAM CHCli! advice on the best selection n,'- their goo;(i looks and their low varied and lovelv forms at (jjQJ[k/ SftOL W\NDLV •. BURVtO YOU SAY ^ ©ET-UM. cording to the hard wear a floor price for qualitv at the CHENEY XIATHER’S AT TilE CENTER. H\S GQiOl gets and to one's budget. BROTHERS REMNANT S.XLES- From cigarette urns and ash trays R005I. and an elegant footed cigarotte Next time you serve apple and box In water pitchers, trays, and (jMnJtxj A celery salad top it with a mound Creamed hard-cooked eggs and tea or enffee .services, there are of £»ttage cheese sprinkled with a potatoes make a heartv luncheon beauties for gifts. little paprika. dish; sprinkle with paprika and '■ u4 , If you want to he economlcai (ToOWTrY f% SLlTTUfon when you are deep-fat frying, see itsaroRncAL that the fat isn’t overheated until s ® c rc n f it smokes, and that the leftover fat i.s strained, refrigerated, and TO reused within a week or so. PRISCILLA’S POP Just Dropping In BY a L VERMEER MICKEY FINN Cla.ss! K LEONARD New Color In Strau X'arn Variegated straw yarn lias Just “S A Y iN WAT TIL L YOU i been - adde more beautiful. And moths simply haven’t got a chance. Ing! Convenient to carry, ao easy UR. BLEEK'6 COTTAGE ©HE UNV UtY, BUBBLE boy / UOW ELEMEiHTAR-Y. T h ese homey bees are merelV oatmeal or the shantiing type is | to apply! $2, plus tax Lil| SEALED MY LAO----- exlremelv good-looking. 'I'lie , HAVE F0R<30TTBU HER'tfl©lOM“ THAT DO TDU EXPECr TD GET DEOOYS -R) LUREJME REAL * 'jyamst MOISTURE EA6Y WA© THERE-IN DfkNSER' TMESE PROM OeCORATiONS EVERTTMIMG WORKERS I JOIIN.SON PAINT ('f)MPANY, ' L a r d s UP WITH BVERTtJNE JUST IS GOIIsl© 699 Main street, will show you | ''yainst DIRT SITTING AROUMDP ACCOROIMG ■?) samples and take your order at ' a l l ­ PLAN/ Call MI-9-3342 glamour- prices from 93.15 each, up. j ^ Ijoin u HUMIDITY g a l f OECORATiMG S' Fried scallops make a d.eiii ioii.s (H M doni (DOMMlTTEF main dish for Friday s lunch or . STAATS , dinner. To have the scallops a lus­ SCENT SHOP 'VSJORKING-.- B a rg a in S to ra g e cious golden-lirown rtilor dip them 961 MAIN STREET in flour seasoned with salt and i TEI-. Ml-S-.5.3'il pepper, then in beaten egg, and RfARDON V a lu e !. 16 jewels. Hand- some 14k. natu- ? | / 5 We have individual boxes .‘56" x 1!)” x 10” in our storage ral told case. LYNOON KEMP’S RECORD DEPARTMENT SUGGESTS 18 jewels. Sweep vault to .store your woolen blankets, children’s snow suits yiC Kl-INT 'seconds, y Natu- a m c o Join The Parly BY MICHAEL O’MALLEY THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE . Agnes Gets In A Dig « and men’s and women’s suits (coats of all kinds ex­ ral gold-filled */ | 4 BY WILSON SCRUGGS NEW POPULAR RECORDINGS case. cep ted ). $5.00 foi’ the season plus dry cleaning. Nylon Marquisette Curtains Priew Ud. PwL Tim harriit* im p u p j u » t 7 = ^ COOP MORNING, I. HULLO, AGNES.t 7tui« is aurtua YOilL HNP IT A PRIENDC'V I I’D RATHER DIE YOUNG" ...... Hintopp«rs NOW, PUT MAYM T cAN MSuP TVELMA PEAR... THE RAINTERS WiVNf, MV RARTNER. PLACE.AW DEAR. PONT 48 " WIDE — SEVERAL COLORS YOU. STEP IN6IPB.J HOW'S THE SHOP ARE JUST VARDON -rHERe'$ONE ^ SHE'S NEW IN PR1SNP6 "SOMEBODY WONDERFUL" , Norman Brooks LCOMINO AiOUGl FINiSHINa,.. \CTNTERV1LLE 17 jewels. Stain­ Qu ic k w a v , t o " NOW 60i: yd "I W O N ’T BELIEVE I T " ...... less Steel case. 50 . Ronnio Goylor^ Expansion ^ 2 REMNANTS AND IMPERFECTS t "POT LUCK" ...... Eileon Barton bracelet.

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LaStarza Most Likely Goose Efjgpfl E.ARL W. YCfeT Roberts Halts Plenty of Action tit the Plate Trinity and Wesleyan Break Alemany’s Base Hit Spwrls Lyman High Rallies \ BrUtfil (4) A R n H rn A Reds for 6th Next Foe for Rocky p e | e r « ...... 4.'-0 0 n 2 t LEAGUE o r THE PAST (»NBC to televise collegiate football \ Athletic Relations in Track n rd n m n . rf n I*. .1 i D 0 Kf)Wftl<;zyk. 2b 2 2 D-. 2 2 0 Spoils No-Hit Bid There won’t be ahy Twilight games- nex^ fall. Telecasts will To Edge Tech, 9-6 New York, May 20—l.Pi Roland IBC. said he hoped lo put on the n^mftnb., rf .. 4 1 1 ''3 0 0 Baseball League thlfe season and start Sept,'s 19 and continue Mound Success \ Zahnkr. If*v,...... 2 0 1 i> fi. 0 local followers of bSseball will through Dec. 5. U st of games to be La Rtarza may have a slight edge middleweight title, fight between Ttnry. tb .2 0*2 K II 'fv Hartford, May 20—(^ —Wesleyan ago when a pei-son was badly hurt. CCIL STANDINGS have to look to. new fields for their flashed across th^.nalion’s screens I’' Rallying for five runs In the top We feel it unfair for Wesleyan lo on Kzzard Charles in the maneu­ the American and European cham­ Anrhftr. r , ., . 0 1 14 0 0 inning flew by in the comparative­ and Trinity took each other oil Fox, Scliociiclieiisl Losp5'. nVi ...... 1 1 n 1 0 L Pci. evening baseball entertainment. has not been released as yet . . . By BEN PHLEGAB half of the seventh inninit, Lyman count poinl.s in an event in which vering to gel the next crack at pions. Paddy Young of New York Gn?«kl. I* ...... 2 M n (I II I) ly fa.st game. A walk to Kowal- their track achedulea yesterday Bri.stol ,. . . . .8 0 1.000 The loop — long regarded as one Dan Jessee, Trinity baaeball and Aaaociated Presi Sports Writer High of Lebanon yesterday after­ heavyweight champion Rocky and Carl (Bobo) Olson of San ezyk opened the sixth for the Now the folks in Milwaukee Local Sport Defensive Lca«lers Marciano. T«.lal5 ...... 20 i Manche.stor .4 3 .,571 of the best In Connecticut — has football coach, was born in Ken- noon came from behind to edge after the two achools failed to get Francisco battle it out for the U. R. .^laiU’brkter Mh champions. Singles by Hank Zahn- know what the rest of the National torether on the hammer throw. More liglit may he .shed nn the Windham .4 3 ..571 dled a fast death after a life span j tucky and raised in Oregon. Dan Cheney Tech at Mt. Nebo, 9 to 6; . we have always en.1oyed eompeli- title in New York. June 19. Fung- Ai; u ke and George Ancher, the latter'.s of 20 years. There were many con-1 played minor league ball In the League fans found out a jong time Wesleyan wants the hammer, tion with Wesleyan in tiaek al- m atter loda.y or Thursflay when land’s Randy Turpin and France's N*'Vin.«. 2I» .. 2 0 Hall ...... 3 4 .129 with two outs, rescued the sec­ Chatter The winners trailed 6 to 4 going New York. May 20 ‘A 't Neliie Prox'oNi. a . . .. 1 n 0 0 \ o Meriden . . . tributing factors to the fast de­ •go — as guests the Brooklyn 'j throw as part of the meet; Trinity, though we have beaten them only Priimoter .Iim Norris and A4 Weill, Cliarles Humez clash for the Eu­ .2 6 .2.51) ond marker. International League and Pacific , IrtlQ the last fram^. Fox of the Chicago White Ro.x and Mollpi. 2b .. . , 0 0 O II ii\o Middletown .1 .6 .143 cline in spectator interest in the Coast League before getting a try­ Dodgers leave a lot to be desired. doesn't. ohce.” •Marciano's manager, resume talks ropean crown in London. June 9, .MrOiJir*', rf . ,. .4 o 0 2 0 Bristol clinched it good and In full , view of 36,439, the LITTLE LEAGUE volunteer ' Each .team has two big innings. Trinity said Amherst would re­ Red Rehoendienst of the Louis Koiipliri. If . . .. 4 0 0.2 1 0 league. Several of which were (1) out with Cleveland. A knee in­ Martin .said: about Rocky's future foe. If a heavyweight title fight is tight with a pair in the eighth. Ko- largest crowd ever to pay its way umpires will meet tonight at 6 The locals tallied three timea in place Wesleyan on its schedule. GrlswnM. rf .,4 O 0 (I M By II/VLTI RKINGTON lack of organization leaderahip, jury halted his pro career and he o'clock at the Little League dia- **ch the first and fifth frames "Wesleyan will run Trinity any­ Cardinals boast the highest field­ The two conferred for an hour made for Reptember, Weill said he Maiipcpin, D . .2 0 0, 0 i walczyk started it again when he (2) too many out of town players to a sports event in the Wisconsin The severance of track relations Balfin. ss . .. •i.stol High returned tlie GCIL turned to coaching . . . Tonight’s mond at Memorial Field. while Lebanon scored four times In time so long as there are 15 everts ing averages among mn.tor league yesterday whjle .lirnmy De Angelo. would prefer to go without honi'- .. 2 0 . 0 3 4 reached on Cyr's second bad throw. and .teams, (3) shift in playing metropolis, the pesky Dodgers was confirmed by Athletic Direc­ second basemen. La Slarza's pilot, hovered anxious­ M ofiarl>, 1 h ..2 0 0 M ha.sehall championship to its over- Heniond singled. Zahnke sacrified bout on teevee will bring together the third and five In the big on the program. television. Norris said he would Alcinans. r . ...4 0 1 4 1 site from the West Side Oval to slapped down the Braves last night, tors Ray Costing of Trinity and The 25-year-olfI Fox ha.s made and all hands were safe. Jim Tracy Norman Ha.ves and Jesse TSirner, seventh. ly outside the confcience room in like to, give the T'V. sponsors a .Cyr. 3b ...... 2. 1». 0 1 ..0 j loaded %h£lf ye.sterda,v. afternoon .4t1, aqd .knocked them o u t of a- REC SOFTBALL League is J. Frederick Martin of Trinity. "We haven’t-rinsed .the door on Mt. NebOi ( 4 > poor spring weather mlddleweights, at TO o’clock . , . ' Zira once again led the locals only one error in IRO clianre.s In the International Bo.xing Club's ( hanre to hid for it. on Miizz%Field with Eddie Gaski looped one into left for two runs and (6) scheduled games post­ first place tie. scheduled to get underwsy tonight Said Costing: eontinuntion of a compromise, sug­ lead American League seennd I Totals ...... 20 0 1 24 lo 2 and Zahnke was cut down at third. Shorty Young of Hartford, equip­ at 6:15 at the Charter Oak Lots. with three hits, one a home run. offiees. "I'll het we didn't draw $.5,000 « k’ann '1 f«>r N*‘vins in ^lli. ( pouring a \pne-hit shutout over poned' for unnecessary reasons. THE VICTORY was only the "Qur Athletic Advisory Council gested by Trinity two years ago, M.ANCHESTER had reason to ment man for many years witii Nassiff Arms will meet Miller's Gagnon and McCaw paced the win­ saekc'rs with a av.-rage. He There was nothing concrete for from New England for the Chi­ I Rt i.itnl ...... UM OO! o2v 4 Manche.ster Hjgh. 4 to 0. It was Despite the passing of the Twi second for the bums in seven has ruled against the hammer that points count in the hammer committed the mi.sciie on May .1 tuns battcil In, Tiac\ 2. Anrh'*r st-*!- moan in the seventh. With two the Boston-Braves, has a similar Restaurant. ners with two binglea each. -■ meets at Middletown and that no l>e.\ngelo to gel optimistie itlxiut cago fight,” said Weill. “The first the eighth straVht win for Coach League out of the picture the western road games and came on throw since the time many years against the Philadelphia Athletlrs. 1 basr.^. Alcinmiv; .sarrifH’ps. (ia.'*ki- away, Bolon sent' a slow hopper post with the Milwaukee -Brave.s. Lrmaa High <•> ham m er will be thrown in meets men Ihnt tlie would like to stage fight het Ween Roek.v and Waleott jZ abnkp; left i-n b a -«’.•!. Rri.««tnl. 7. Mnn* Toni .Monahan'sJt\nrges. Manche.— future of Manchester baseball is their very first appearance in Mil­ Fielding averages compiled by towards short. The swift shortstop Attendance, incidentally, in Mil­ AB R H PO A K at Hartford. It is unfair In our nient that he would like to stage in' Philadelphia pulled In about flie-iter K: ba.Ac.« on l>alls. M anrccia 2, tor was losing fts fourth game of bright. waukee, not exactly the moat PRACTICE: Bantly Oil Thurs­ Richmnn. 2 h ...... 4 0 1 0 -3 2 the Associated Press Ihrongli last I ‘^a.«ki 2: 5lrikpnut.s. M atv'ccia 2. legged quickly to first. Harr.v waukee this season has been great day night at 6. Mt. Nebo. K. Manning, ■, .... 4 1 0 1 hammer throwers not to have the a midil.’ru eight and a heuvyiveight .$100,000 or $12.5,000 from there. ;14 hit by p ilrhrr, by <;a.viii.« Hie vear in 10 starts and is now gractoua way to introduce them- 0 1 night's games also show the lanky Peters, Bristol .short fielder, let the Two Little Leagues (boys 8 to despite cold weather . . . Major tlagnon. l b ...... 1 2 6 0 0 event at a"." ehatiipiniiship flght niitdonrs In "Then we got $100,000 for the ! anti Balfiii i. tied for .lecond place with W ind­ selvea in the league's newest city. Davis, c ...... 3 Schoenriienst on top in the Na­ ham.. ball plav him. Instead of charging 12) will operate again this season John Folan of Trinity’s ROTC 0 1 New York this Sepfember. theater-television for the first, with four teams in each 'league. Even if the wrong team did win, FOB THE WANT of a horse the C. Manning, If, n . 1 1 0 tional witti a ,P86 nmi'k. with two Windham got a two-run homer the hali, he waited for it to get unit will leave this summer for McCaw. 3b ...... t I 2 "If il'.s going ^to be La.Slarza fight," saicl Weill. "I think we can Chnrlrs fijjbt in San Franri.sco One Intermediate League (13-14) the home folks saw a good ball battle is lost. For the want of a M'rkwacx, cf. rf ... CARTER’S errors in 142 f-hanees. He erred on i from Ed Sprenkle to turn back to him. His throw wa.s wild, allow­ duty in Korea. Folan la a ba.sket- raccoon the field trials to. be held 0 0 (I April 24 and 20. against. Rocky," said Norris, "the get about $200,000 for our next under Promolrr Jimmy Muriay co'mnri.sed of four teams will play hall official and a member of the game. TTie Bravea broke it open in Roblnhliaw. rf ...... 1 0 0 Hall High 5 to .1 in VVil!inianti'-. ing Balon to reach second. From Sunday by the Mancheatcr Coon Cnilnkshankii, rf, rf 0 0 1 liglit slioidd he in .New York i La fight. And the movies could be nnd a hoiit with Many (Kid) St the Charter Oak Lots with the the sixth, after five scoreless Middletown gained its first league tlie local diigoiit it was an infield State Board. and Fox Club may be lost. Frank Rlhn, p, If ...... 3 3 I HOGAN KAVOKKO Rtarza is a New Yorker). If it's big." ^Talthew.s in rilh rr Portland, Or<'.. n e w 1 y - organized Intermediate innings, when Andy Pafko singled WORK CLOTHES I win with a 2-1 victory over Meri- hit a.s Balon flashed across the bag "Duke" Haraburda of Glastonbury, Fort Worth, Tex., May 20 i/ri - (^harle.s, it would not necessarily , Weill', meanwhile, hoped lo set­ .Boifse, Idaht>, or Seattle for Ja'k League (15 to 17) playing at Mt. home Eddie Mathews. Totals ...... 84 9 9 21 6 8 ' den. ahead of Peter's wild toss. A roar who owne a pet raccoon that the Maarkesler IS) It's monotonous and amhigiioiH, have to be New York but New tle toiiay one way or another a Hurley. There's not niueh rhance, Nebo. One Little Leagtie will play But with the cheers of the loyal Pitching Harry Byrd, Philadel­ went up as the scoreboard in right club uses in field trials, "flew the Brttlngi-r. if 4 O 0 0 For Painters, but Ben Hogan is favored to win Yoik would figure strongly." proposed Pacific tour for the tor either M urray or Hurley. Nor* GA.SKI, REPORTEDLY hot and at Memorial Field and the other fans still echoing. George Shuba Cuneo. 2b ...... 3 1 0 1 cold this year, was not at hi.s best centerfield posted an error all the coop" last night and up to press tVlsnlrffkl, rf, s , , phia Athletics, gave up only two another golf tournament the $2.").- Both Weill and .Norris said no­ heavj-weight champ. It calls for lifi has tlie final word. at Charter Oak. Youngsters in all sent Brooklyn ahead with a home 3 1 0 0 yesterday, but the weali-stickiiig wa.v rather than one-and-one, a hit lime of The Herald today had not ZIra, r ...... 4 1 3 8 Carpenters, Plumbers hits, both singles, in heating the 000 Colonial National Invitation thing definite was decided. Both are stops in Manila, Guam, Honolulu leagues must be residents of Man­ run after Jackie Robinson had I.jtiitenbarh. an, p 3b 3 1 1 t Indian.s could not get any wood o,n and error. Naturally, local fan.s been located. How the coon eacap- Chicago White Rox, 2-1. which opens here tomorrow. agreed Rocky's opponent must and Tokyo. chester to be eligible to compete. walked. Wes Westrum, New York Giant catcher, is aafr at the plate in the third inning of the game in Chi­ McDonald, rf .... 3 1 0 0 his fa.st hooks. Only four balls weris. were rooting for someone to break ed from the pen remains a mys­ Morris, rf '...... 1 0 0 0 Hitting- Hank Bauer, New York he either Charles or LaStarza. "If we go, we'll visit the troops Baseball players have been The Braves brought in Max cago, as he sends Cubs catcher Toby Atwell —and equipment flying. The play came as Cuba third — a«fcW iv n ifll hit to the outfield. Bernle Ale- iip the no-hit bid while Bristolites tery. The local club hopes to get Yost, 3b. p ...... 3 1 X 0 Yankees, homered in the 11th in­ Norris wants to have it in .Septem­ in Korea," said Weill. "That's a Turner in Teevee developing for the past three years Surkont, with a .5-0 record as a baseman Bill Serena fielded Davey Williams' ground bsll and threw to the plate to catch Weetrum. Butkus. lb ______4 0 0 11 A doctor says it is healthy to many. local backstopper, yanked caught their breaths on each Gaski G iants won 6-4, In IQ innings. another coon to uee Sunday. The Nicholas, p, cf ...... 1 0 0 0 ning with a man on base to give ber hut Weill said he wants time stipulation we insist on.” on a malor scale. Within .due time, starter, to pitch in the eighth and iIrRIWW 0 laugh for all you're worth. That the skids from under Gaski's bid toss.xurging the strong pitcher to- trials will be held at the club Culver, 3b ...... 3 0 0 0 0 . o the Yanks a 4-2 victory over the still would leave a lot of people to think it over. Besides Norris' propositions. Boxing Feature for a no-hitter with a sharp lino a Twilight League with the cream the Dodgers greeted him ruddy, grounds in North Coventry. w a r d s \a fame game. \Vc saw of the Manchester talent will be VKHTeKDAr’R mRailLTK Totals ...... 3 0 < S 21 13 6 Detroit Tigers. with just a giggle! Norris, who is president of the Weill is eonsidering offers for a single to centerfield in the eighth with two more runs on Duke I.ebanon ...... 004 000 E—9 it a.s a nit. but the home scorer is organized again; this is a cer­ NslU asI Snider's sixth homer of the season .Rt. Loiii.'!, May 20 i/T' Scrap­ inning. He also whacked two long official. Alemany’ then made it St. Trfiuls 3. Plttshureh 1. MAJOR LBAGUB HIGH TENNIS reaults; Man­ Manchester ...... 300 030 0—6 fty balls that were hauled in. tainty. PhdadelptiU S. Cinclnnatt 3. —a blast over the center field fence High Trackmen Cop Third chester 6, Bristol 1. Runs balled in. Zira 3. Yost, K. Man­ ping Jea.qc Turner of Rt. Loin.a official him.shjf. Coach Tom Kelley, Twi League baaeball may be New York S. Chlcaao 4 (10). that scored Peeweee Reese ahead ning, (iagnon. Davis. C. Manning, Mc­ Budd.v C.vr got the other hall into without any iWords at hand, said Brooklyn 4, Mllwaukeer 1. Singles; Collins (Man.) defeated Caw, Robinshaw. Rinn; home run. moves into hi.^ first feature event the outer gardens, a liner grabbed dead, for the time being, but the of him. P erry. 6-1, 7-i). Fendell (M an.) de­ ZIra: Stolen bases. Cuneo. Vost. K. he could not rWtiembcr a Man­ Ameriraa in renter in the eighth. overall baseball picture for local Boston 4. St. 1..4iuis While the Braves went down, the Decision^ Edging Bulkeley feated Phil Baker, 7-5, 6-0. Fay Manning. Oagnon: sacrifices. RIchman: here tonight a.s he takes on Bns- chester team diiHng his regime hoys is brighter today than It has Clevelsnd-Wsshtnston. poMponed. left on bases. Manchester 7. Lebanon The Bristol right-handed senior, Philadelphia Phillies went up. By xhk AXsociATKit BRKKs (Man.) defeated Wells, 6-2. 6-2. 10: bases on balls. Yost 3. Rinn 4, C. ton'.s Norman Ha.ves in a 10-round suffering- the fate ofs|i no-hitter. been in many years. Phllsdelohla 2. Chlcaao J. nationally televised boxing bout. who hopes to .sign with some ma­ New York 4. Detroit 3 (111. Robin Roberts checked the Cincin- American l.maur Manchester High's track team Haloburdo (Man.) defeated Bamea, Manning 3; strikeouts, Yost S, Rinn 8. . c jor leaguf club next month after Maneggia gave up sHten hits. He lairraalioanl n a il Redle<»<; 6-5 fnr hia uivlh BatMiiK — KHI. Bii.-lmi. Sinter, brought the sensoh'i record to 3. T urklngton, M. Tim e: 56.6. 6-1, 6-3, Nicholas 1. C. Manning 2, I^aulenbarh The fight also will he telecast hurled a game worth.v of victory, BOXING RETURNS to Madison Sprinfrfl^^ld 7. OttAWA 3. n a u Keaie„s, «-J. for hi.s sixth philmlelplila, ..IB): Iln.-cn. Cleveland, 880 1. S patt, B. a. Porter, M. 3. 3: bits off, Nicholas 3 fnr 4 runs In locally by the Coliinihi.T. Broail- graduation, set down 14 batters on 4. Baltimnri' 0. victory again st tw o defeat.n and .347; Mantle. .New York. .;14C. three wins for one loss ye.slerday Doublea; Collins and Haloburdo 3 3-3 Innings: Yost 5 for 3 runs In 3 2-3: strikes, 10 swinging. Hi.s only bad but that wasn't yesterda.\.\He has Square Garden Friday night when Buffalo 7. Rorh^Rt^r 4. moved the Phils one game in front "‘■. .Mlnmin. at the West Side Oval while de­ Poliion. B. Tim e: 2:13,7. defeated Perry and Wells, 6-2, 6-8. Lautenbacn for 2 runs In 3-3 innings: ca.sling System beginning at 9 now hurled in six games snd Allow­ ■Vince Martinez battle.s Dannv Syracuse 7, Toj-ontn l. n t in . D ....,-- * t hlcagn, 26; Joo..t. Philadelplila. 23; 220 1. W hitham , M. 2. Dorm an, Rinn 4 for 8 runs in 4 1-3; C. Manning inning was the last when a pair of or ine Ziraves. Kelt. Bonton. 21; Yn.«t. Wanhinirtiin. 2u. feating Bulkeley High's runners, Fendell and Bayer defeated P. 1 for 0 runs in 3 3-3: hit by pitcher, p. m. (e.s.t.) from the -Rt. Loiii.s ed onlv 10 runs and .1.5 hits in^46.'2 Giovanelli. Martinez, a draftsman STAMYINGS B. 3. G. C am arca, B. Tithe; 23.6. Baker and Barnes, '6-1. 6-4. Am- Arena. walks and a hit batsman loaded The St. Loui.s C ardinals edged ' Kuna Batted In—Dropo, Detroit. 2n, 54'i, to 49'i. by l..autenbach, (Nichols): wild pitches. the bases after two were out. Ale- innings while striking out 46 »hd at the We.atinghou.se plant in ■ Nallaaal the Pittsbiireh Pirnlea 2-1 and I he ' Waalilnston. 2(i; Mantle. New Broad Jump 1. Lynii, M. 2. merman and K. Baker (Bristol) Lautenbach, Yost. C. Manning; winning NOW - the miracle strenoth Hayes will enter, the ring at an Blooinficlil. N. J.. wa.s named ; \V I. Prt. r.BL JO . " ciraies, 2 i. and the si. l.out». THE WINNING spots were well C hristiana, B. 3. Juroa, M. 19’ 8". pitcher. C. Manning: losing pitcher, giving up 1.1 walks. defeated Gentile and Noren, 6-2, estimated r63 pounds to T5imer's many's liner wa.s gathered in cen­ a ...... 17 -R .ftRO _ suddenly Improved New York 19. distributed, with no double win­ Vost; umpires, .Bogjgini, Vacantl; Unote, A battle for .second place will "Rookie Fighter of the Yeat in Mllwaukir ...... 16 9 .64.«ion. Vox. c*fu<*HRo, Dn»i>o, Df‘iroii jump, Lynn in the broad Jump, and of an ALL-NYLON CORD TIRE : and has only been stopped four rnmpetition this season. A spring ; ' Americaa Shot P u t: Sanzaro. B. 2. Gilbert, reached again on a disputed two- times in his career. One of liis on base to give the New York St. l.•.llla. f Jack Whlthani in ttie 220 provided BLADES ha.se error in the seventh. More on 50-lap handicap will highlight | » Ym k ...... ID 9 .67D VenUee. . A o ' Triple, - Jenneo. Wa.«hinKlon. 4; Manchester with its five first B. 3. K arzes, M. 43’3”. vlrtinis was Danny Womber, who Braves lo Surpass Saturday night's rare Program j • ...... ID n .594 2 I ankee.s a hard-earned 4-2 trium ph \v,.| t-/. st. l.oul!*. 3 . (loodman. Bo.aton, Javelin 1. Cables, B. 2. Sloane, that a little later...... 15 n .577 2 over the lowlv D etroit T igers while Fox. chicaRi*. Boom*, ci.-veinnd. DmiMi. places. Notable was the sweep of recently up.set wclLcrweighL cham ­ A B.VD THROW by Cyr on a . . . SporLs car drivers from all , Bo.«(on ...... 16 12 -.571 all places in the (ii.scus, by Taricco, M. D esrosiers, M. 130’1”. W U O W I5 ON USi pion Kid Gavilan. 1 ...... 15 15 .500 5 the secoiid place Chicago While ^ n;%‘’\vnaldnK^ Pole Vault Tied for first: I>es- force play in the third allowed the Alleiidaiiee Mark la ...... ID 16 .419 Hat vey, and Aitken in that order. Hayes, 24. is the 10th ranked in thr M<^morial Day Sports Car|j;| Sox lost th eir second in a row, a iii'.nie R un,-i :> i"’nert, Bo.iton. 7; i,oi- roslcrs. M. and Kiebiah, M. 3. first and only run Gaski needed lo ...... 12 17 .414 7^ tWo h it 2-1 verdict to H arry Bvrd Cliirasn Roaen, Cleveland, Mantle, There was a near sweep in- the USE 5*BLADE PACK- for only a few dollars more middleweight going into tonight's score. Ernie Lose.v led off the Raco.'* at ^'^om pson Sprrdway. Detroit ...... 9 2.1 .281 12 high Jump, ns Aitken led Jenkins Wlelock. B. Height: 9’. event. F.xperience gives Hayes tlie franne h,v lining a hit. the first off Milwaukee. May 20 liTi—Thi.s Ton rarrs wiH, be held on the hod- j TOI>AV*8 OAMKB and the Philadelphia Athletic.,. The iji rhWe'idx. and Desrosiers to all but one-half Relay: Bulkeley: Dorman, G. loss pushed the Sox two games filr»lrn Rn.ves Minnso, f^hlrngo. 8: FULL MONEY BACK edge do.spiie his eight liefeats in j Pete Maneggia, to_ right. He was is the day the Milwaukee Brave.s day. atartins: I , Seating; A m erican point In the event, the half point Camarca, Spatt, Christiana. 1:39.0. the last nine fight.s. were due to surpass in home at­ (nleht) — back of the pace setting Yankees. RIverA. (*Iiirn?o, 7: rbillev, PhilAdH- sacrificed by Gnsid. A walk to aparity at Ya>cBowI. in New- . n-2l ve Sliea (2-4i>. nhin. 4; MnntW, New York. MirhAets, being a Bulkeley tie for third Those losses came against liie tendance the entire 1952 total the Haven for footbalT is 70.896 .... Chtraisn at Philadelpltia inixht) — The Boston Red Sox defeated Philndelpbin. (irolh. 8t. Jeoiiiii and Jen­ place. I George Redman with two away set sen, WAsiiinglon. 3 likes of Carl (Robol Olson. Lee ' up a pla.v at any base. Diek Ko- team drew in Bo.ston. ^ Nick Kobark. outstn.ndlng H art-| F'!.''':'’ Martin 'l-•'l' the St. Louis Browns. 4-3, Cleve­ PROVE SILVER STAR- land's game with the Senators it Pltrhiiic Varnell. Bt-.-itiin, 5-0. l.(nn>: Dorman of Bulkeley won the Last NighVs Fights Rala. Ernie Diirando and .lake La- wakczvk hit a hopper that Cyr As .soon as 2,001 fans pa.ss ford High catcher has .caught the j „vm ve. i„,pai is-oi. D*>tish. ('JilrARo, Ford and Loiml. New 100-j'ard dash in 10.3. the fa.stest than a standard tire! Washington was postponed be­ York Aiul Stnri, Ft. Lotus. 3-<>. 1.i>(8». SHARPEST BLADE EVER .Vtotta. In his last TV fight. Haves through the gates at Coiinlv ( ve of several major leaihie scouts. Si. IaoiI.s at Boamn—Tijick.s i4-3i or cut off on the infield gra.s,s and cause of rain. Strlk(>outB - - P ien e. OiirAgo, 39; 100 on the local track in some kayoed .lory Dejohn in the, third threw to Jirfl Nevins for a force Stadium todav _for the second Nick Caught for the BA> in the I'■'""’field t3-2i rs^OHYodi (2-2i. Trucks. St. Louis. ri5: Shantx. Pbiladel- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Roberts was in trouble in only time. The track record of 9.9 was 90IM roe at Detroit last No\-. 12. play at second base. The throw w.as Brooklyn game, last year's attend­ local Twi League parts of the last | Brooklyn at Milwaukee—Lablne iO-1) pliia. 3o; f*Aine|l. Roiiifui. Dobsftn. (*hi- set in 1932 by Dom S quatiito. on a Miami Beach. Fla - Wallace one inning at Cincinnati. With two CAK*» and Mastersum. Washington, 2S. i-BLADE PACK 25< L'nder Mi.ssouri rules, the bout off to the right of the hag and ance mark in Boston will have been two season.^ . . . National Deague Bickford (0-2) much faster track than the pres­ "Bud ” Sm ith, 138 3-4, C incinnati, Phlladrlphia at rincinnnti<~Slmmop9 out in the tliird. Willard Maralial! and L uther Rawlings, 143 3-4, Chi? will be decjsioned on a split of JO trickled off Nevins' glove as Losey equalled. With last night's turnout arhrdiilr rhangea will find the (8-1) va Judson ((W)». National League ent poor stirface. Dorman's fine ^ 0 BLADE DISPENSER 98< points a round. of .56.4.59 a record in paid atlend- smashed a hoioe run \ .'.h a min cago. drew, 10. raced to the plate. The other run­ Phillies playing the Giants a Nrw York at ChicaKo—Janaen (2-3) on ba.se and Ted Kluszewski fol­ R atting—A.shburn. Philadelplila, .354 : time was aided by the tremendous ners moved up into scoring posi­ ansce for a sports event in Milwau­ doublrhrndrr at the Polo Ground:< va Ruah (3-3). Wynisick. Ptiiludeiphia. ..351 . ('nm- fight given him by Indian speed­ Brooklyn (Ridgewood Grove) — e S1.23 pitlaburrh at Bt. Louia (night) — lowed with a bases-empty drive. panella, Brookivn. .349: Kepulski. St. R alph "T iger" Jones, 154, Yon­ Cilv officials always look for­ tion hut George- Heniond lofted a kee the Braves have drawn a on August 16. Prifnd (1-2) or Dickaon (tM) va Praako The Redlegs got only three other Louis and Abrams. PItlsburgh. .346. ster Jack Whilhafn, who turned ( l-3>. kers, N. Y., outpointed Joe ward lo vacation time when they fly to rut the rally short. total of 279.217 at home so far. The hits. Richie Ashburn and Willie Runs — (’amiianella. Bro'ikUn. 25; in liis finest performance of the I don't have to work with relatives. 1952 total ,ot Boston wa.s 281,278. lairraatioaal Snider and Robinsnn. BrookL'ii. 24. "Rocky" Tomaaello, 158, Eliza­ That run loomed bigger a.s each NCA.V HAaS AGAIN choaen Sprlnffiald at Ottaaa. Jones homered for the Phils. Rei>s»*...... Br4M»kl.\n. 21 Cilliam . Jftrnoklvn, •season lo date to take second be­ Johnny Lindell, the one-time ! Pn''l‘ N''» "'"I B.v«n. Philad-l hind Dorman. The feud was car­ beth. N. J., 10. Portland, Me.— Terry Ryan, New York Yankee outfielder wl;o | in._r,,„.paneiiA. Br.H.k- ried to the 220, where Whitham cam e back to the m ajor., this sea- ;lvn. 43; Irvin. N*w Ycik. 24. Kimin. nipped D orm an in 23.6. 146 3-4, P ortland, Me., outpointed THR 8UMMARIFJ4: Ijury Griffin, 144'i. Auburn, Me., WsMsrfih son as a km -'kleball pitcher giixe ' Ph"»''';li'l>"c -jl MnUirw., MllwH.ik. M 1 0 . the C ardinals only five hit.** and [ ■ pm, . (’anipan>-tis. Brfinkh-n. 37; 100 1. Dorman, B. 2. Whitham, Prescription Pharmacy ; stru ck out '■ight. Both St Lout., ^ Si-hm-ndl-n.-i, .si. .16. Afhbiiin. M, 3. G. C am arca, B. Tim e: 10.3. Los Angeles — Ramon Tisca- runs w ere unearned, coming aflei Ptiiladvlnhia. 3.6: Irvin. Ni w Ymk. .14: Mile 1. Giangrave, B. 2. Michaud, reno, 141. T ijuana, outpointed 901 MAIN ST. ____ K.. Sniilfi, BrnokI.vn and Tlmmenn, Nfw M. Cables, B. Tim e: 4:.597. an error by Danny O Connell, tne York. 3,1 Freddie "Babe" Herman, 141'i, Tel. MI-3-5321 DON’T WAIT P irates second basem an. j n.nil>l», — Dark. N-w* York and 440 1. Christiana, B. 2. Lynn, M. Los Angeles, 10. The Giants came from two runs Srhocndlrn,i. St l.mil,. 9: S'd'i'r "pd RoblnRon, Briioklvn. R; ( hi- GET READY NOW FOR MEMORIAL I behind to tie their game with the rapo, Pafko. Miiwaukr«» and Torc^R^iii, i Cubs in the fifth inning, then Phlladflphia, 7 DAY WEEK END — WITH A caught fire for three more runs in Trlplpf Bru 1o#i. MilwAuk**#' and Rt*rnl>*r. PiltabutKh. 4, 11 playpra ti^d AU-NYLON CORD the 10th to hand Warren Hacker with 2 »'Hrh. his sixth lo.ss of the season Kun."— ('am paiw lta. Brooklyn. T H E W H ITE SOX managed 12 KIh!*7.4‘wski. ('inrinnati. 8, Mathrwa, “SAFE-BUr USED CAR Mllwauk«‘t> ami lr^in. .Ww Yoik. 7; A Man’s I only two singles off Byrd, la.vl ('Im’innati anti Philadrl- 1 season's rookie of the year in tlie phiH. 6. . Stob n BajtfH (tilliarn. BroiNklyn and This Week*5 Special ' American League. Jim Rivern Bruton. .MUwnuk»’t'. 6. and Super-Cushion Auto Tire i singled in the third inning to drive Snifipi, BitKikh n. 4. Ward an«l Komly, Idea of What in the Sox' only run and Rocky (’hirapo anil Rvan. Philad* Iphia. ^T. Pitching • - Sttrktint. Milwaukee', .Wi, 1952 PLYMOUTH 2-DOOR SEDAN I Kranich got the other .safety in 1 ♦■)(¥% Simmonff. Philadelphia. (>-1. ; Original gray paint. Radio and defroat«r. Very low tf lX A C ' the fourth. Stal«»$’. St. leoula. 5-1. .S.'irt: Krakin^, ^ vMore mU^age ... up to 21 % m orel A double by Tom Umphlctl fo!- Brotiklvn. 4*1. .WH). Robert.'. Pliiladal- a Summer Suit mileage. Eaay terms...... ^ phia. 6-2. ,75(i. ' lowed by Milt Boiling's single Strikpouta Biinmotia. Philadrlphia. ! pave the Red Sox their winning 4.1: Roberta. Philadelphia. .'W Krakin**. More strength ... up to 80% morel ; run In the eighth Inning again.st Brooklyn. .16 Nrw York, 25; cN , -S., ...... ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ , v 195t FONTIAC CLUB OOUPE j th e"’Browns:' Th# hll* 'xnm e "off 30.> •«- • Should.-.Do it’s always winter in your refrigetator Though the Spring sun's warmonyourback Metallic paint. Radio, heater, hydramattc. g 1 7 0 g Satchell Paige, a loser for the HC'HOUCSTir HASEBALL • More safety ... greater blowout preteictionl Only 15,000 miles...... ^ 1 / 7 3 second time in a week. Bauer's blast broke up a pitch- Lym sn (I>‘hanonl 9. Manches­ for Ing duel between lefthander Ted I ter Trade 6. More comfort ... a for smoother ridel I Gray, who suffered his flftli % 1951 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR CEDAN straight loss, and veteran Johnny Windham t Willlmantir) 5. Hall Radio, heater, powergllde. OrlglnaJ 16,000 mllet. AT A SACRI­ Sain. (West HartfordI 3. His Appearance that's why Ballantine Beer is deep-brewed for FICE. Hartford .Public 4, Bulkeley It’.s hrre! — thr new All-?SyIon Cord Super-Cu.'shion, made IN THE MONEY (HartfordI 2. with new toucher rubber that giyes you up^ to 21% more F.ast Hartfoid 6, New Britain 2. y Yonkers, N. Y. t.N'EA)- Trot- Bristol 4. Manchester 0. mileage. Goodyear's miracle N\lon cord construction is up 1949 MERCURY STATION WA60N ters sUrting from Post 2 at Yon- Southington 11, Wethersfield 3. to 80% stronger than .standard lu'es — a.ssures far more Factory rebuilt )notor, radio and heater. $ 1 1 9 5 kers Raceway, April 22. finished . Glastonbury 6, Newington 0, safety, gieater Itlouout protection, Iqngcr life. And you enjoy,, B eautiful M ark finish. Eas.v te r m k ...... in the money in every race, win-1"'' Wil.snn (Middletown) 4, Rock- flavor that ning three, placing: twice and fin- | ville 0. PALM BEACH riding comfort you've never known on ordinary tires . . . ; ishing third on three occasions. 1 , Aliddletown 2, M eriden I. because Go()dyc.Tr',s e.\clu.si\ c Xx.lori Super-Cushion is lighter 1949 HUDSON 4-DOOR SEDAN - -- - . fashioned, from rlGh distinctive — more resilient — snyoothcr ndin'gT NOW, get the new, Beantlfiui blachr paliH. Badlh^afid'heqter. C R O C All-Nylon Cotd Sujxir-Cushion, the tire that's miles ahead, Good tihes. Car Is ready to g o ! ...... ^ 0 7 a FABRICS for bnly a few dollars more! Ballantine brews fpr flavof! For lightnesit, How to Play Par Golf: i 6 yes! For dryness, of course! But first, last, 19$1 MERCURY 4-DOOR SEDAN TRADE NOW — we’ll buy your unused mileogo and always, Ballantine brews for flavor. Radio ahd heater. Gregn paint. Good tires. Make a Mental Pieliire of Shot The fine, full flavor of A very clean car. Compare! ...... $ 1 6 9 5 Cool-Trim Palm Beach EASY TERMS — os low os $1.25 a week for o PAIR the world’s choicest grains and hops is 1952 MERCURY 2-DOOR SEDAN By JI'IJUS BOROS than it did with shorter-shafted brewed so deep in U. S. Open Champion medium irons. $29.95, this beer that chill Radio, healer and overdrive. ReauHtuI blue paint. Using the driver, play the ball Swing the driver as fast as you can't kill it. Very good tires,'Seat rovers. 84 months to pay. C A X /C I off the left heel. can and still maintairr timing and Don’t m iss this c a r ! ...... rhythm. Speed adds distance to Every gla.ss just Be sure the arms are in a com­ brims with flavor. your shot, but don’t saciifice har­ fortable and natural position. mony in your pattern Just to de­ Tlie club actually must re­ velop a fast swing. Luxury Lined 1948 STUDEBAKER COMMANDER semble and be considered s., an Pivot with a natural, rhythm. 4-door sedan. Radio, heater, seat covers. extetision of the arms. Remember that this rejgulate., the A car to see and compare. F’nll prior...... $ 7 9 5 Make certain the feet are prop­ speed of the swing. erly placed, with equal weight It is just a.s fatal to underswing •-$35.95 m t 4 distribution, snd the toes pointed as lo overswing. 1952 LINCOLN CAPRI 4-DOOR slightly outward to aid balance. Not only will you keep the driver Men ju.st naturall.v take to the richnes., of the-xe Palm Beach fabrics f^heck the grip before assuming low to the ground longer than you . . . e.specially when fashioned into the handsome, easy-draping: suit .Sedan. Two-tone blue and gray. Radio,, heater, hydramaHe. FUlly the stance. did the medium iron, but you will rquipped. No cost guarantee. THIS POPULAR CAR AT A LOW Look down the fairway and also take it back farther due to you see here. You’ll like it, too, for its famous Palm Beach coolness -CI-c Hew m M $• DM Ilk* ym r bearT PRICE. make a mental picture of the shot. the added length. The driver and wrinkle resistance . . . its exclusive controlled tailoring: that gives Good and cold, jf you're like You have gripped the club but should be practically parallel to most people. Beer is usually you the fine fit and .smartness of suits costing many times more. See have not soled it behind the ball. the ground al the top of your the magnificent colors today! served at temperatures ranging After taking only a few prau-- backawing, whereas your medium from 35° to 42° Fahrenheit. 1951 MERCURY SPORT COUPE Since '1840 6 pass., beautiful blue paint. Radio, beater, Merco- tice swings, you will dis^gjfep* iron wa.s in inoie of an upright Ballantine Beer is deep- your stroke with this long club po.sition. THE NICHOLS TIRE C0„ INC. GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE brewed to hold its flavor at ■ matic. 5Iany other extras. Driven only 15,000 miles. r. ■*** 41 * H.«, is mure of a sweeping motion The downswing is executed in i0 9 f Main St., Opp. Higli Sclioel— Td. Hl.^4047 713 Main St— Tol. MI-9-5390 whatever temperature you like best! than was your hlt-down-and- much the same manner as with j C u i o ^ X through arc with the iron. Due to the medium iron. Owing to the f im i r the added loft of the medium iron, difference in the loft of the club, ' you actually were developing a the driver will hit the ball more dpw |i-and-through m otion eVen squarely and pick it off the turf , MORIARTY l!li though concentrating on -merely cleaner. The iron shot becomes JOE’S ATLANTIC SERVICE LEHMAN’S ATLANTIC hitting the ball aoiidly, with the more of. a matter of pinching the 288 Middio TiinipHt* West— Td. MI.9-822S 706 MOin St.-k.T4i. MI-9-8079 clubhead doing the work. ball in between .the lofted club BALLANTINE 101 Center St. Mnnoim ter ToL initfin f §, Also due to the added length, and the turf.' SlSi the driver drags along the ground 789 M A IN STREET on your backawing a little longer NEXT: The ether w e ed s.* ' j,': - 'K 'J-- ■■ ■ iWi! V/' -I / • h ! f 4 / '■

:;± t?. ■/ V . . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. MAY 20, 1953 PAGENIKETSSN FACE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. MAY 20, 1955 ArtidM for Solo 45 HousehoM Goods 51 HooMliold GMale 86 Wanted— Male 36 Poultry and Supplies 4? HERE! I WANT A RELIABLE — SERVEL Refrigerator, new. floor MANCHESTER CAPE COD—4 down, 2 up. Lot 80 x LISTINGS W ANTED— Singles, A'T-A court o p PROBATI beM )r 'li TRUS’TWORTHY PERSON models, no moving parts,'' ten ioo. mile from bus line and St Manchester, ^thln and for the; ■V 1951 CHEVROLET Styleline deluke 1936 HARLEY DAVIDSON motor­ FIXJWERS AND Vegetable plants. PAINTING 'AND DECORATING. a n BABY CHICKS AND Turkey two-family, three-family; apart­ ptstrlct ^ Jfanrteister, on the IStiii YOtJNG M over 18 with driver'.? years guaranteed. 9 or 10 cu. ft, VACANCIES \ ' school. $10,900. A. R. Wilkie, Jr. sedan. Radio> heater. Beautiful cycle. Overhead valves.. Price $90. 26c dozen, $1.50 hundred. Four- Floors sanded and refinlshed. llcehae for pjwt titne-ln drug store!' poults.. Little & McKinney, Inc., 15 A b little as $1 weekly buys WHO’S GOING ■ ^ FOUR ROOM heated apartment, ment houaes. Waiting list o f buy* day ot May, A. O . i m . .’Tftrtns. , I>.earl’S.. AppU-. C i Classified 2 •blue -finish-. -Ru b s -and looks -Hke ■,.$$It€bell 9 -1 0 0 7 ---.I" " ...... different - - new, ' hybrid-.-tomato- -Wallpaper hooka on' lefiuestrALlso - - . Immediate Openings_____ A ^ dy m - -person. ssa* • Harrtford a power mower. Mdce~mpwi'nr HQU8EEBEPING. ■■adiilta.. -MItcheU. ->.7096. ------Complete. 6 .room-Cai»e -Cod- off MncheU,9,-4ai»..,______. . era. Blaase -baU -Barbara . Woods 'WoKdurtdge'atreifr.''— - ■ TO TAKE OVER ance. MItcheU 3-7590. juaS?*"”’'... new. Douglas Motors, 333 Main. plants. Bargains on evergreen furniture refinlshed. Call Gerry. a pleasure. Four''' famous East Center street. Oil heat, nice MANCHESTER—Six rpom Cape Agency, $£UoheU 9-7702, Estate' of Charlolto M. Gotberg, late L 'trees. Hartford 8-3091. In Our Machine Shop UNPAID BALANCE yard. ot Manchester, in saM DistrietT do-r'^ Advertisements Mitchell 9-8866, BABY GEESE at bargain prteba. makes. WHITE GLENWOOD gaa range. Business Locations C o d .T w o unfinished. 1>4 years ceased. ” , 1 1947 CHEVROLET »i-ton panel. TWO BOYS' 26" bicycles, $10 each. INVESTIGATION: $3,000. A"ge to Giant white .Emden, HugjK^ray Monthly Payments '-j CONSIDEKINO SELLINO Phone. Mitchell 9-1043. I $22.47 one elde . storage cabinet,-- other Foqr room. Cape Cod, apace for old. Shed dormer, fireplace, vesti­ YOUR PROPERTY? Oi» motion ot Irene M. Btevenaea st I " C L A S S in E D ADVT. New green paint. Only S54S. Car­ Long work week. National or­ Toulouse, Little A McKipffty-, Inc., side gas heater, $25. MItcheU for.Rent X 64 eaid Manchester, admtnietratrtx. • Roofing— Silling 16 , DIE MAKERS BATTERIES ' NEW FURNITURE one rrtore second floor. Oil heat, bule, hot water oil heat. Alumi­ ORDERED: That six months from 1 ter Chevrolet Co., Inc.. 311 Main R q M d iin r 18 ganization will train successful, 15 'Woodbridge stre^ 3-6623. num storm windoWs and doors. Without obligation tc you, ws a DEPT. HOURS street. Mitchell 9-5238. applicant. Contact Wilson Agency, 'S . . And Appllancea ■ 'X STORE FOR Rent, Main street lo. fireplace. Many other extras. #1U appraise or make you a cash the 18th day of May, A.D., iS l, be¥nd { Business Services Offered 15 CONNECTICUT Valley Construc­ 60% O ff Famous Makes Nicely decorated. Nice section fbr the eame are limited and allowed for * 8:15 A. M. to 4:.50 P. M. MATTRESS Tour old mattreaaea TOOL MAKERS 54'■ Church, Hartford, Connecticut, HAS BEEN IN STORAGE caM6k, .approximsLtely'lQ’6” r. 43’. offer for property. See us before tion. Guaranteed roofs and siding. $1 Weekly MUST — MUST SELL! Electric Both of these homes are selling children, $12,700. MR'dhell 9-8353. the creditors within which to briaa In' 1941 CHEVROLET (2) Kordors 1 WINDOW SHADEb ihade.to orde.r aterliixed ant; remade tike new. Artlcler ipr Sale 45 . 3 MONTHS Btovk, Bendlx washer, work bench, Suitable fo.r office, rsdlo. T .y . or you 8eU. their claims aasinst said estate, and t and installed. Venetian blinds Alumfiiiim 'storm windows and ^JIG AND FIXTURE MAN WANTED—Two carpenters helpers. appliance store. For furthei'de­ for $12,200. the eaid administratrix IS directed toj :: COPY CLOSING TIME club coupe. InexpeoFive transpor­ Call Jonea Furniture and Floor I sold'this to a young couple 3 mattresses, springs, small tables, HOLLISTER SCHOOL Section, BRAE-BURN REALTY five public notice to the creditors to ' tation, at a price you can afford. and curtain roda. 24 hoitr aervlce. gutters. All men- protected by In­ Covtring. 36 Oak, Mitchell 9-1041. Must be wilUhg to learn. Call miseqUaneous dishes, doll carriage tails MItcheU 6-^8075. seven room single. Large scre'en- bring in their claims within said tint* J FOR CLASSIHED ADVT. MItcheU 9-8447. COLE MOTORS " " months ago. but they are not get­ Phone MItcheU 3-8273.’ Douglas Motors, 333' Main. Estimates gladly given. Fagan surance. Three years to pay. Free ALL AROUND MACHINIST '‘/.'^^'BURPEE ting married. and Antique love seat, what­ ed i>orch. Corner lot. Hot water oil allowed by publishing a copy el this' TW') BAY St.'vlce station for T. J. CROCKETT order in some newspaper having a clr-, MON. THRU PRI. Window Shade O o . Route 44 a$ rstimatea. Call MItcheU 3-7180. SERVICENTER BEDROOM SUITE not shelf,'tea wagon. Inquire 31 heat. Storm windows, screens. USTINUS Wanted. Single, two- 1950 CHEVROLET long wheel .Alfred Charest, Owner. CUTTER GRINDERS - YOUNG MAN. Age 20 to 30, to F >0W E R and VEGETABLE lease in Manchester by Gulf. Your Phones: Office MItcheU 3-5416 culatlon In said probate district, erlthtn, 10:.50A .M . Bolton Notch. Mitchell 9-4473. Bonds-^tocki LIVING ROOM SUITE Eastland Drive, MItcheU 3-4744. ■ Residence MItcheU 9-7751 Venetian blinds. Beautifully liuid- family, three-famUy, buelnem ten days from the date ot thia order.! base stake bod.v. Heater. defroe^T work in automobile parts dept., j v 463 Center Street opportunity to operate yoiir own and return make to this court ot the I K^'^ MortNasres 31 experience not essential. ContacF^ SEED 5-PC. DINETTE SET scaped. Price $13,800. Escott property. Have many cash.buy­ SATURDAY 9 A. M. er, signal lights, tires like new. FOR GUARANTEIED ROOFS that MAHOGANY Bedroom set, coffee business. Capital required. - in­ notice given ! Day shift, 50 hour week. Paul Averin at Manchesterr Mot'Motor ‘ LO-AM, Dark rich cultivated Grada "Weetinghouae” Elec. Ref. CAPE COD— Four down two un- Agency. Mr. Jewell, 889 Main ers. Mortgages arranged. Please JOHN J. WALLBTT, Judge. | Priced at $1395. Carter Chevrolet ALL KINDS of carpentry work. atay on'in any kind of storm, and FIRST AND Second mortgages table, radio-phonograph combina­ centive rental. Special training if ------— t Sales, Inc. MItcheU 3-4134 ^ofiilgIght LAW N SEED No 1, $3 cu. yard. Grade No. 2,' "Bengal” Combination Range ■'finished u{).. Good condition. Good street. MItcheU 9-2868. Residence call George U Graziadio, Real­ rO C R COOPERATION WILX, Co.. Inc., 311 Main street. Mitch­ Reasonable rates. Mitchell 9-4291. gutters, conductors and roof re­ bought for our own.account. F ut. Good starting rate. Group in­ $2 cu. yard. Delivered in truck tion, credeiisa. desk,- drum table, inexperienced. CaU Hartford locaUon. CaU Mitchell 9-0669, MItcheU 9-0382. tor. MItcheU 9-6878. 109 Henry from 7 to ,8 p, m. "Weatinghouae" Laundromat living room chair. MItcheU 9-4243 drug or devic* to prevent concep- i BE APPRECIATED ell 9-5238. pairs. Call Coughlin, Mltohell confidential service. Manchetter surance and numerous em­ load lota. Screened aand, stone, 7-3236 Of write to Gulf Oil Corp., street MASON, STONE contractor and FERTILIZERS "Ememon’’ Television Set after 6 p, m; BOLTON — Five room Cape Cod, tion. I 3-7707, Investment Corp., 244 Main St. ployee benefits. ;z ±i fiU and gravel delivered. Order 500 'Waterfront street. New Hav­ BOLTON LAKE—Completely mod 1951 CHEVROLET Styleline deluxe cement work. Va entino Bellucci, “ Weatinghouae” Vacuum ern year round house on lake- all conveniences, nice location, Vi The committee aleo announced j Phone Mitchell 3-5416. Help Wan^cdC-Male RENTALS now. Nuaadorf Construction Co. THREE-PIECE living-rboin aet. en, Conn. ARE YOU READY to sell your that it will send to the House, 1 3 512 sedan. Radio, heater, powerglide. Fern street. Tel. Mitchell 3-5042. RAY'S ROOFING Company. Gut­ Also Includea Scaly Innerspring fi'ont. Large living-room with J!ire acre land and only $9,500. CaU The home? We have buyers waiting Dial MI- - T ON GARDEN TOOLS Phone MItcheU 9-7408. Mattress and Box Spring “Mo­ Very good condition, Slipcovere. without any recommendation, a | Jet black. Positively like new. Call 9-5451 letween 5 and 7:30. ter work, roof and chimney re­ Apply Personnel Office o r ^ a m a le 37 FOR r e n t —Second floor loft 40 place, 2 bedrooms, large acreetied- Ellsworth Mitten Agency, Realtor. for 4, 5, 6, 7 room singles and 2- Dougins Motors, 333 Main. pairs, Free cstmlates gladly hawk” Ruga. I-rfimps, Tables, CaU MItcheU 3-8926. glassed porch. Oil furnace, 2-car MItcheU 3-6930. bill which, while not repealing UriT Help Wanted— Female 35 VENETIAN BLINDS x 60. Suitable offices, light manu­ 3 families. Gatto ,Co., Hartford law, would allow physicians to LKIORS OPENED, keys fitted, given. Ray Hagenow, Mitchell ATTRACTIVE POSITION in child BUDGET CENTER Kitchen cabinet, inlaid and a few facturing. Information, Backer, garSge. Boating, fishing, swim­ Irftst and Found 1948 DODGE four-door custom de­ Highest Quality only BUILDING a new home or re- GLASTONBURY—Four miles from 5-9198, evenings 8-3989, Man- prescribe contraceptlvea to pa­ copied, vacuum cleaners. Irons, 9-2214. Ray Jackson, Mitchell LAPOINTE guidaijce and parental education other articles. 36' Oak street. ' ming at your front door. CaU luxe- sedan. Fluid drive. -Kully gunc etc;; repaired. Sheara, for Man- or woman wlth-previotw 01 Center 8t,- MItcheU S-4164 .. a I k>-Reconditioning tnodcllns .your kitchen? See . our Manchester- Center— beautiful, aix- cbaster.MItcbeU 3-6916:...... tients-whose life or-health- they, l 6ST—White gold watch, inurribed, 3-8325:~'’ • ■Phoiie Me Imifiedlately complete modem Croaley kitchen. Madeline Smith, Realtor. MItcheil equipped. Private owner, $895. knivee, mowera etc. put Into con­ ELECTRONICS, Inc. ej^irlenre in social service, teach^ Tapes and Cords by Yard BASEMENT FOR Rent, suitable 9-1612 or MItcheU 3-4679. room cual'om built colonial, one believe would be endangered by, ' Ijnve--Bill—8-30-48, between Wood­ EXCELLENT •x,.^ Hartford-6-0358 AFTER 7 P. M. It’a your dream come true. First year old. Lot 219x200. For further BUYER WATTING — four room premiaricy. Call Aatchell 3-7969. dition for coming needs. Bralth- ROOFING, Siding and carpentry. ig or sales field. Position perma­ ROYAL AND Smlth-Oorona port­ Call for plumber. Office space and tele­ land street and Main street shop­ nent or for summer; car an asset. 46-4690 buyer geta 60% discount, yes, H CAPE COD. 11,4 years old. six information phone . Francis K. house. Near bus line, $12,000. A. BTarller the committee had da* watte. 52 Pearl street. Alterations and additions. Ceil­ phone if desired. Inquire 36 Oak R. Wilkie, Jr. MItcheU 9-4389. ping area. Mitchell 9-3378. Re- 19.50 PI.YMOUTH Convertible, OPPORTUNITY 155 West Main Street , '/ Write giving education and exper­ able and standard typewriters. riN DELL MFC. CO. See It Day Or Night the regular cost. No down pay­ rooms. l>4 baths, three bedrooms, Wagner, Realtor. MItcheU 9-0028. cided to table the bUl temporarily, ings. Workmanship-guaranteed. ment. 36 months to pay. firat pay­ street. M'nrd. black". Good condition. Must sell. ience. Box JF. Herald. All makes of adding machines MI-3-4865 If you have no means of transpor­ full basement, outside entrance. but a petition by a majority of the POWER BURNERS and Range A. A. Dion, Inc., 299 Autumn Rockville, Conn. ment 60 days after purchase, or if HILLSIDE RANCH, near country LISTINGS WANTED — Single Rockville 5-4815. SECRETARY sold or rented Repairs on aU 485 East Middle Turnpike tation I’ll send my auto for you. Combination storm doors and members of the House forced the. LOST—PASS BOOK No. 7.3508. Burners expert.y cleaned and street. Mitchell 3-4860. makes. Marlow'a. you are buying or building a new STORE FOR Rent on Main street club. Beat of materials and work, homes, 2-3-4 family houses, small serviced, liet ue eervice and re­ YOUNG MAN or lady to work in No obligation! windows, oak floors, hot water committee to report it. ^ Notice is hereby given that Pass FOR SALE — 1946 »ii-ton panel for finance officer in pro- poultry store. Apply in person to home pay for it over the entire in South Coventry. Phone Pilgrim manahip. Center hall, large living farm, Manchester, Bolton, Vernon pair your washing machine or re­ MANCHESTER Roofing and Sid 2-7!S01 after 8 p. m. heat, fireplace, large lot, trees, The birth control issue haa bam ftook No. 7.3.308, issued by The truck. Good condition, $200. Phone YOUNG MAN fot^-gen4ral store Manager, Lynn Poultry Farms, KING OF THEM ALL—Everaeal LAWN CHAIRS, unpainted. 1140 A—L—B—E—R—T —•— S term of the mortgage. See, this room, entrancing kitchen. Full and Coventry. Large Ust ot buy­ 8a4inga Bank of Manchester has Mitchell 9-9.53.3. frigerator. Metro Service. Mitch­ ing company. Alro all types of gre.ssive manufacturinsr shrubs, quiet street. Two blocks before the-legiilature each asaaloji work. Call in J>ers^. Turnpike 505 Main street. triple-track aluminum combina­ Burnside Ave. Hartford 8-7278. 43-45 Allyn Street, Hartford kitchen tonight. Open ’til 9*p. m. to new school. Near pool, library, basement, two-car garage, outside ers. What have you ? Mortgagee for 30 yeara or more, usually i t lieen lo.st and application has ell 9-0883. painting and carpentry work. concern. Age 22-35. Must tion window.?.' ' Quality at no Brunner's, Inc., 358 Esat Center arranged. Howard R. Haatlnge, 1951 Do d g e Convertible, cream, Market, 151 Middle Turnpike STORE FOR lease. Inquire 249 shopping center. Immediate occu­ terrace. To see thia preferred the form of a bill to aUow physi­ been made to s-aid bank for pay- Guaranteed work. Phone Mitchell be neat and capable. Good West. premium price. Also other com­ FIELDSTONE FOR retaining FRANK'S Antiques and second street. Tel. MItcheU 3-5191. MItcheU 9-1107. black top. Radio, heater, gyroma- ATTICS AND Basements cleaned. Broad street. pancy. Price $15,000. Phone eve home on Lakewood Circle North, cians to preaciibe contracapuTaa.' jpent of the amount of deposit. 9-8933 for free estimates. .starting rate. Group in­ Situations Wanted— bination windows as low as $19. walls, flreplacea. Coventry Pil­ hand store, 56 Cooper street. Buys tlc drive. 17,000 mile's. Pair of sno- Rubbish and ashes hauled. All MAPLE Davenport and wing chair, nings apd week ends. MItchelf call Madeline Smith, Realtor. US'HNGS Wanted — There are DRIVEft WAN'l'ED to deliver froz- Call Mr. Wellman, Mitchell grim 2-7161. and sells good ured furniture and 9-3535. Mitchell 9-1642 - MItcheU 3-4679. \Rl L p e r s o n who picked up caps included. Excellent condi­ Jobs done at your convenience. surance. Numerous em­ Female 38 excellent condition. Recently up­ many problems in selling your GREAT EASTERN en pizzas bn established route. 9-2710 for demonstration and antiques. Phone MItcheU 9-7966. Houses for Rent 65 Kenny August's ba.seball glove at tion. Mitchell 3-7609. Reasonable rates. Mitchell 9-3802 ployee benefit.s. Inter­ FREBK-10,000 yards fill, possible holstered. Ideal for sun room or home so why not let an experienc­ ROOFING AND Good salary. MItcheU 3-6195 any estimate. Open 9 to 5:30. 17 HIGHLAND AVE. 7 rooms Cape MANCHESTER—New 6 room Cape • [barter Oak lot. Monday night or 9-9791. time. WOMAN WANTS general house­ gravel. Take it away, treated in summer cottage. MItcheU 3-7896 BOLTON — Four.-room furnished ed realtor help you. Contact Alice 1947-1948 FORDS, deluxes. Reaaon- CONSTRUCTION CO. views after 5 p.m. or Sat­ work one day a week. Hours 9-4. Cod. 5 rooms finished. Storm win­ Cod, plastered walls, oil hot water W t Hav« Himdradf »-all Mitchell 9-0669. Z_ Vernon. Hartford 2-8564 between 6 WE BUY and sell good used fuml after 5 p.' m. house, June 20th through Septem­ dows and screens. Oil heat,. Foun­ heat, tile bath, open stairway, full Clampet, 843 Main street, Man. J. ably priced', excellent condition. urday morninpr.s may he Call MItcheU 9-5392. LOAM and 7 p. m. FLOOR PROBLEMS solved with 24 OAK STREET ture, combination ranges, gas ber 4th. Couple. References. dation 28 X .38, lot 125 x 200. Ask­ cellar, fine construction, near cheater. Phone MItcheU' 9-4543. Center Motor Salea. Open eve­ linoleum, asphalt tile counter. made by callinjr Rockville '• f + nings. (Your House Doctor) WILL CARE for chUdren in my ranges and heaters. Jonea Furni­ MItcheU 9-8875. ing $14,500. Large mortgage avail school, Vi acre lot, large garden Announcements Ehipert workmanship, free eastl- 5-3351. A -r MECHANIC SUPERIOR QUALITY MAKE MOWING A PLEASURE STILL CRATED, new electric home. Vicinity of Silver Lane for as little aa $1 weekly. ture Store, 36 Oak. MItcheU range. Priced low. Mltch'ell 9-1383. able. Exclusive with Schwartz space. Only $13,000. Carlton W. wcH-paying |obt HOW AIR-Conditioned, RiiaseU's 1960 STUDEBAKER Commander mates. Open eveninge. Jones Fur­ Specializing In Homes. Call MItcheU 9-5128. NO STONE Four famouB makes. Cole Motors 9-1041. Real Estate. Hartford 5-5138. Man Hutchins. MItcheU 9;5132. MItcheU niture. Oak street. Mitchell Wanted to Rent 68 cheater MItcheU 3-8274. Public Invited parber Shop, comer Oak and. Regal deluxe, four door aedan. LIFETIME Apply Personnel Office^ Salary $86 per week or an Serviceriter, 436 Center street. MAGIC CHEF^ four-burner gaa 9-4694. for - • Spruce streets. Remington and automatic •' transmission. Price 9-1041. 'Aluminum Clapboards / hourly rate ff desired. Can Manchester, Mitchell 3-7320 USED FURNITURE bought and range, apartment sixe. MItcheU WORKING Couple desires 4 or 5 ^chick electric razors, parts, sales $1100. Mitchell 9-3613 after 6 p. m. make $96 to $100 per week. BABY SITTING wanted. Nights. NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC Enlarger, sold. The Woodshed, 11 Main 9-4090. PHELPS ROAD —Six room single, CAPE COD, built 1941 by West room rent. No chUdren. CaU steam heat, oil burner, two-car To Art Exhibit and service. COMPLETE Repairs ny Stuart R. In Colors LAPOINTE//- Good working conditions, best Call MItcheU 9-69.57. Rockville 5-5652 varioue photographic equipment; street. Tel. MItcheU 9-3154. MItcheU 9-3200. Hartford builder, 6 finished rooms, 1949 FORD V-8 >i-ton pickup, heat­ Wolcott, A-1 Repair, Sales, on A Complete Home Remodeling two moving picture projectors, SEVERAL Good clean used Frigi- garaage, front porch, exceptional completely redecorated inside and MEN of equipment to work ■with. See ATTENTION Ladles! Slip-covers •WE SWAN-ELL Tie Shop at 698 er and defroster; Excellent condi­ washing machines, vacuum clean­ Service ELECTRONICS, Inc. Van for lnter\-iew. NEW 21" Television, famous make. elide projector, and brand new, daires taken in trade. In good run­ URGENTLY Needed:—Four or five ly large lot, nicely landscaped. out. Ideally located near two bus Mrs. C. Henry Oiaon of Lake- penter street will be closed June tion low mileage, private owner. ers, motors, small appliances. Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 Power booster, tone control, U. complete Argus C-3 camera, with and drapes custom made. Re-up­ ning order, just right for summer room unfurnished apartment by Ample space for big garden, $14,- lines, school and stores. Occu wood circle again will present an with end Kirithoiit 1st. Will reopen Sept. 1st. All ties Call Mltch'tll 9-7007. Welding. 180 Main street. Phone Mitchell 3-8271 155 West Mdin Street H.F., color. $21;i.95, regular case, flash gun and filters. In­ holstering. Beautiful fabrics, cottages. Come in and look them young couple and 2 small children. 700. Goodchlld Realty Co., Real pancy June 20th or after. MItcheU PARAKEET SEED, 1 lb. 18c, 5 prints, stripes, solids. Expertly tors. MItcheU 3-7925 any time. exhibit' of her art students’ work Jire on sale at reduced prices. Mitchell 9-6678. VAN’S SERVICE $319.95. .Save $100. Terms. Guar­ quire 167 Pine street. over. Priced right. Kemp's Inc. Both veterans. CaU Hartford 9-9289. which will consist of oil paintings, 1948 PONTIAC. 1947 Oldsmobile, A. V. LINDSAY - Owner lbs. 65c. Canary seed 1 Ib. 20c, 5 finished; $5 down, $2 weekly, spoeid M h Rockville, Conn. antee.- Mitchell 9-0980. 46-1954. pastel drawings,' toleware and tin­ 1947 Buick, sedanettea, lustrous COMPLETE Hand and power lawn STATION and GARAGE lbs. 85c. Porterfield's, 68 Spruce balance one year to pay. Call DUNCAN PHYFE table, adjustable MANCHESTER -^6 room Cape NEAR BUS, two family home, four sel pictures. ★ ~ Personals black finish 'with white wall tires. street. ROYAL Standard typewriter, $25 Mrs. Carr, Mitchell 9-7320. 'invalid’s chair, glass and china COTTAGE AT Coventry Lake from Cod, in good residential area rooms each floor, separate furn mower sales and service. Motors Roofing 16-A 427 Hartford Road PEAT HUMUS, excellent *X)il con­ The event will take place on These cars are protected by our tuned and overhauled. Pick-up and MItcheU 3-4793. ware. Also antiques. 51 Mill street. July 18th through Aug. 8th. CaU open stairway, large kitchen with aces. A good buy. Madeline Smith, DESIGNERS HE PROSPEcott Agen­ cut Co. bus line Located in Man­ ed. lumber on lot. Minutes from He3 COOL: Air condition any room style, gold-tooled leather tops; dren. * er. To settle estate. Mitchell after 5. Johnson. MItcheU 3-6979 or YOUNG WOMAN for general ty of home aites. 18" Cedar Stain Shakes Goss Piano Company, 317 Asylum cy. Mr. Jewell, 869 Main street. chester. For appointment call The lake. Name your price. MItcheU In your home with Kelvinator air HALF PRICE, each ----- $17.50 9-5833. Under present law, the county bonditioning. Call Watkins Bros, 3-7181. Mitchell 3-5044. housework, two days a week. WE NEED AU colors, per sq...... $12.95 street, opposite Hotel Bond, Hart­ MItcheU 9-2868. Residence 9-0382. Johnson Building Company, 953 commissioners have charge o f such ENGINE LATHE OPERATORS HOT WEATHER Ahead. Keep com- Mitchell 3-5828. Assembled Window Units ford 5-6696. Open Mondays 'til Main street, MItcheU 3-7426. Eve­ Mitchell 3-5171. We'll measure BETTER DEAL $26.60 LAMP TABLES) (.3) Gen­ 5:30, Thuradays-’ til 9. VERNON— Five roon. ranch, full MANCHESTER -:1 acre lot with children, between the ages of six ■ . ■ , knd give estimate without obliga 1949 HUDSON Commodore six fortable this summer with an at­ HEA'nNG Froir. A to Z. Con­ ALL AROUND MACHINISTS ave...... $15.50 nings MItcheU 9-0018, fordor, $725. Will take 1946 Ford Jarvis Realty Go. uine Mahogany 18th Century ba.sement. one year old, oil heat, city water, centrally located. Carl and 18, while the welfare depart­ |ion. tic cooling fan, complete inatalta- version burners, boller-bumer WOMAN TO Do housework one or Clear Red Oak Flooring style with shaped tops and ment has charge of thoaa under DRILL PRESS OPERATORS or Chevrolet suitable for wife, in tions at reasonable prices. T. P. units, complete heating systema. two days.a week, vicinity of South In our new tool and die shop. PONTIAC DEALER 6.54 Center Street picture window, nice condition, $1,000 DOWN Payment will buy a ton W. Hutchins, MItcheU 9-5132 per M ...... $229.00 ahelvea: HALF PRICE, 120 BASS RIO accordion. Slightly MItcheU 9-4694. six. ■k He r a l d r o u t e for sale, vicinity trade. Mitchell 3-8840. 18 Jordt Aitkins, heating, air-conditioning All work guaranteed. Time pay. Main street. MItcheU 3-7709. Top area rates and benefits for . ■ ( . II11 r 1 r. I t M > IK h» * I* r Tel. MI-S-411X amesite drive. Many other extras. new 6 room Cape Cod alyle home V Joint Cedar Paneling each ...... r-'...... $13.75 used, $145. CaU MItcheU 9-6205. The reversal, announced by the bf Main street. Phone Mitchell street. and sheet metal • contracting. ments arranged Moriarty Broth­ those who qualify. Interesting per ft...... 16c A good buy at $11,400, approxi­ with fireplace, oil hot water heat, BENCH MECHANICS ? SALESLADIES Wanted, full time ANDOVER LAKE - Large lot on committee’s Houm chairman. Rep. 4-1196. Mitchell 3-8793. ers. Tel. MItcheU 3-5135. Clear Stain Grade Doors, ave. $8.50 $29.50 LAMP TABLES; (4) Ma­ mately $2,700 down. CaU the Ells­ automatic domestic hot water. paved I..ake Road. New school DE SOTO 1941 with 1948 engine. only. Excellent starting salary ■work and modern machine Open Stairs to second floor, color­ Jerome Beatty (R-Roxbury), puts Plyscord *s per ft...... 16c hogany fini.shed 18th Century, Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 worth Mitten Agency, Realtor. Beach privileges. Very reason the committee in line with a re­ w a n t e d —Ride to Pratt and Whit Good condition. Price $295. Mitch­ KEEP COOL: air-condition your of GUARANTEED Plumbing and and bonus arrangement. Apply tools. t Mitchell 3-6930. ed tile bath. Built by a reputable MATERIAL HANDLERS ell 9-9531. fice now with Kelvinator air con­ Miss Graham, 956 Main street, be­ X-ba.se. ghtd-tcwled leather tops; able. Write owner. 18 Laurel quest made by Governor ti miles from Air­ dollars. Your plan or one of the lar, large lot. Price $9,950. Mitch­ "a real teat." atreet. Mlt.hcll 9-4571. Open eve- SEDAN making. Mitchell 9-4370. hO|W you can earn. Write Box K. $69.95 NEST OF T.ABLES: Gen­ Herald. e street. MItcheU 9-4387. craft. No agent.? $9,500. Mitchell numerous plans of the pre-engin- ell 9-3701 or Glastonbury 3-3149. The law prohibits the use-of any |iingc. Wind.sor de luxe. One owner. BULLDOZER For hire. Excellent uine Mahogany Sheraton nest of Rooms withoat Board 59 9-7456. eered homes in our file. Favorable Fully equipped. Like new. Pretty FEMALE WORKERS 3 table.?, one with drawer. $44.50 WRITE! 1948 CHEVROLET sedan delivery. for hark fill. Landscaping and Morlng—^Tmckinf— GIRL OPw Woman for 40 hour Jtffice PLEASANT, Furnished room with financing arranged. Call for an gray color. grading. Reasonable rates: Mitch­ MANCHESTER- -Duplex 7-7 large appointment at vour convenience, j If it is dUttcalt to npply la per- ? New light gray paint. Excellent Storafe 20 job. Typing experience necessary. NEEDED Garden— F a r m - $98,00 BARREL CHAIR; High fart- kitchen privilegei, Suitable for ■on^ write to Blr. D. A. Tenknn ^ Onl.v $595 ell 9-0650. Steady . employment.” numerous Dairy I'roducts 50 rooms, combinat on aluminum Tel. MItcheil 9-1.389. tires, $69.5. Carter Chevrolet Co.,' back style, Sheraton legs, striped two. Mitchell .9-4428. storm windows an I apors. copper r ontUnlng your tmlidng nad e x -, benefits. Apply in person. Man­ 311 Main .street. MItcheil 9 5238. MA.NCHESTER —Package Dellv fiicfisia brocstelle cover; HALF EDGE OF TOWN, 4 room Cape perlence. You will bo celled forj^ 1951 STUDEBAKER 4-DR. LANDSCAPING and try. Lhcnl light trucking and chester Coat. Apron, Towel,. 73 Ask for Mr. Bliss SPEXITAL-^Mclntosh xpplea and | ipUlmbing. oil heat, ■ Venetian GOOD ALL AROUND PRICE ...... $49.00 NEWLY DECORATED, beautiful- Cod. 5 years old. modern kitch­ n penonnl interview ealy, 3!H8 OLDSMOBILE six station package delivery. Refrigerators, Summit street. potatoea at reduced prices. Call, ' blinds, 3-4 aerie ■ plot,, handy to SEDAN GRADING l.v furnished and spacious room. en, full cellar, automatic oil heat, WHEN NECESSARY. wagon. Heater. ladio, hydramatic. washers and stove moving MItcheU 3-8116. L. C. Bunce. $1*4 75 CIGARETTE TABLE; Ma- bus and school. Price $12,000. MECHANIC WANTED V'-8 Commander.' One owner. The most co.i;piete light house­ 1/j-acre lot. only $9,000. Carlton’ Good condition. Make an offer, Fully equipped includes automatic specialty. MItcheU 9-0752. SPENCER RUBBER hogany finished folding type with Phone Barbara V'ood Vgency. LEE and SON Help Wanted— Male 36 RHUBARB, 15 poui.ds $1; Rhubarb I keeping facilities available in W. Hutchins.! 'MItcheil 9-51-32, PRATT A WHITNEY ffan arrange terms. Mitchell transmission. All new white wall octagrinal wood top inset with Manchester. You will marvel at MItcheil 9-7702. TOF'WAGES. OVERTIME. PLEASANT *'l'm Not As Young As i Used to Be" roots 6 for $1. O'Connor, 171 Mitchell 9-4694. f;0380. ;ires, too. MI-.1-8089 AU.STIN A. CHAMBERS , CQ.. PRODUCTS CO. four turquoise apd ivory the cleanlireas of this building. W ORKING CONDITIONS ond SURROUNDUi^GS AIRCRAFT local and long distance moving, union Street.. MItcheU 3-5698. tiles...... $9.95 CAMPFIELD ROAD. Attractive six l}s0 CHEVROLET Styleline deluxe Onl.v $.‘195 Down So goes an old song, but I am a hous,'. There may he a few Children accepted. Central. Pric­ room single, upstairs unfinished, MANCHESTER -S ix room Cape Divialoa ot packing, storage. Call MItcheU . Chapel Street United Aircraft Corpqrattoa 41ub coupe. Radio, h'eater. Other After 6 P.M. THE, ■a<|neaks;aod wrinidea, but I can give Mme o f the younger houses TRANSPLANTED vegeUbles and .^27.50 TIER TABLE; Mahogany ed so rexsonxbie you’ll, .gasp! Be fireplace, hot water heat., oil burn­ Cod, $10,900. Two family, 7’7, ,$12,- 3-5187. Hartford 6-1423. , sure and see this one. Mrs. Dor- 000. Bolton, five looms, four acres, THE K-F D MF6.C0. Employment CMce qxtras. Jet black finish. In won- 1951 WILLYS 4-WHEEL .Jlanchesterr Connecticut a run for their money when It romes to homey atmosphere. I’vo flower plants. Pansies, geraniums, .veneered. Regenqy base with two er. open ' stairway; attractively 's«W «(r sHape’. "Ekmglas Mrftbni,- S33 HemetMiM Serrtees — •fceew' aHWBg‘% fw--oh''tIie' iiimie^--^ 'aH "t 1 i^ ishtuft'; friilf ‘ treea!'’' 'evergre'eris;' a*y,.'.-I<-.'Arch-'Straat. ': ' 'deedrated.- sci^eha,'': iiToiTn' ''liash',. ■•$13,500: .•’Andover, :64; ■acre farm;' , ggg'Blaln- Street "“-'ORFO iSd SOAP ^ shelves...... v;-.; .'$T9:95 l! 334 CHARTER : ST. MANCHESTER ^lain. Just like new throughout, ' Offered ‘ 13-A Painting— Papering 21 J3 ' years and am surrounded'by' 7;I0 of an acre with a Wonderful Woodgard seeds, fertilizers, in­ amesite-drive, awnings, lovely $14,700. Many others from $6,950 East Hartford S, Ooaa. garden spot. Some of m.v old timbers may !><• disfigured and seem secticides, onion sets. Woodland j $”9 00 COCKTAIL TABLE: Gen- .FURNISHED Bedroom, near Cen- yard all fcn'ccd in. Fine section, up. Call the Ellsworth Mitten Ag-1 Onl.v !$295 Down fjer. Gentleman preferred. Inquire ' -rl, ' • U ijso PLYMOUTH fordor special de­ WEAVI.NG of burps, moth holes PAINTING AND Paperhanging. COMPANY ' MASON'S HELPER. Mitchell a little soft, but If you test them you’ll find there are many-useful Gardens. 168 Woodland street, nine Mahogany Chippendale hut- $12,600. Goodchild Realty Co., ency, Realtors. MItcheil 3-6930. luxe sedan. Radio, heater, four and tom clothing: hosiery runs, Free eftimates. Paper books 1 9-7406. V35 Foster street. MItcheil 3-8547. Realtors. Mitchell 3-7925 any time. nfw tires. Low mileage. Excellent years in them yet. A few years ago, when most people thought I Mltchell 3-8474 1'‘"y i1*?l8n with removable 105 BRANFORD STREET - 6 roorn 1952 FOReJ 1-j t o n PICKUP handItagB repaired, zipper re­ available. Get our spring outside was Just' an old house and of no more use, some appreciative ______L top...... $59.50 es were Installed and 3-4071, Small down payment. Full price condition. Custom built home with wait, ilarlow'.s. One Full Time 'White Enamel unit. HALF PRICE ...... $22,25 pd defroster, A good buy at 1946 CHEVR0LP:T 11 i TON Salisfaction guaranteed. 30 years tack street after 5:30 p. m, the result was what Is called a “ Imthroom.’’ Tlien eame wires, $15,200. CaU Warren E. Howland, six bright cheerful rooms. I,arge RACK BODY fixtures and switches. 'These you touch with your finger and the Folding High Chairs AMESITE DRIVES •45. Carter Chevrolet Co.. Inc., experience. Raymond Trudeau. living room with fireplace, 'attrac­ Bailding— Contracting 14 WANTED Reliable experienced and One Part Time ” $18 95 *32!>0 s id e CHAIR: Mahogany Apartments— Fiat»— Realtor. .543 Woodbridge stieet. } l Main street. Mitchell 9-5238. A -l condition throughout. This Phone MItcheU'9-I6I4. rooms are aglow— “electric lights’’ ! Dnn-n in the c.‘llar a Wg Folding Baby Tenders tive dining room, modern kitchen. tractor driver for steady work on Taylor Tot Walkers ...... " $10.2/ finished Victorian model with Tenements t|S MItcheU 3-8600. is a farmer's special. REMODELING and additions or eylindrlcal piece of equipment was put In place, connected with ro.se-car\’erl hack: red velvet scat Open porch. Three bedrooms, full EfficiRiit FORD Tudor. Excellent condi- REMODELING— ' PaiiHing inside vegetaoble farm. Good pay and nil pipes and more switches. Touch the switch here and “ heat** Autoseats ...... $3.50: complete house o. garagei'. For VAN’S covering; HALF PRKJE ..$16.25 2-ROCM APARTMENT with pri­ HOW MUCH down payment would ; tile bath upstairs. One car ga­ n. Radio, heater, good tires, and out. Papering. Ceilings whit­ working condition. Call MItcheU comes oh. I just can’t believe It! What would those goo«l people Children’s Aluminum Porch ■ AS IS SPECIALS reasonable price and free estimate vate bath. No objection to chil­ you- like to pay fpr a nice ranch rage. Amesite drive. Garwood air- ivate owner. Inquire 368 Wood- ened. Call now aha make all ar­ 3-5864. Pet,ersen Farms. Deming of long ago who used to he so happy here with Jiist wood in the C hairs...... $4.95 and $6.95 $23 .50 COCKTAIL TABLE; Double home. 1 year oWI. located in ah conditioned heating system. Storm Reliable Work Terms 1941 OLDSMOBILE 2-DR. call Manchester Roofing and Con­ SERVICE STATION dren. On bus line. Inquire 24 I^ dd street. MItcheU 3-8130 after rangements before the spring street, Wapplng. fireplace for heat and only candles by which to read their Bibles Playpens ...... $14.95 and up pedestal Duncan Phyfe design In old established section of Man­ windows and screens. Venetian struction Co. MItcheU 9-8933. Grove street, Hillside House. A u SEDAN rush. Call MItcheU 3-8372. if no say If they could see me now ! Out in my backyard is a hnlld- Youth Beds ...... $34.95 and up mahogany veneer; glass-protected chester. 3 bedrooms, tile bath, hot blinds. Open attic. Park-like yard ^ 6 cyl. 4 new tires and tubes. WANTED - Truck driver. Apply 427 Hartford Road Apartment 14, Rockville. Guaranteed Up To anrwer MItcheU 9-0726. Modem Ing they call a "garage” In which to keep'a four-wheeled vehicle Doll Carriages snd top: HALF PRICE ...... $11.75 •water oil heat, thermopane picture with many trees and flowers. N iED A Good used car? 1941 SPECIALIZING Ir custom built Colla Construction Co.,. 249 Broad Strollers ...... $4.95 and up garages, concrete floors, also al­ Ho”ne Decorating Co. street. , No Phone Calls known as an “ autnmohlle,” also called a “ car.” There’s another casement windows, casement win­ Truly "One in a million." Shown ymouth two-door sedan. Good , 1942 PLYMOUTH 4-DR. Large Size D olls...... $4.95 $22.50 COCKTAIL TABLE: (7) THREE ROOM apartment with dow over kitchen sink, fully in­ by appointment-pnl>v Eiva Tyler, Machine Spread terations, addition.?. cabinets, little building much younger than I am, all fixed up. so nice, con­ bath available from June 20th to 36 MonHis nditlon all around. Extra pair I SEDAN venient for shop or office. Electric Clothes Dryers .. .$159.93 Genuine Mahogany Sheraton ta­ sulated, amesite driveway, large Realtor. Mitchell 9-4469. ires. 2721 Porter street, or ceilings and dormer erection. Call ble with X Bases, glass-protected September 7. CaU MItcheU 9-7645 CHAMBERS FURNITURE after 3. lot, city water and sewer. This Power Rolled lone Mltcl^ll 3-7609 after 6 p. See These Fine Values Totlay Frank Contois. MItcheU 3-5322. My present owners have done many womlerfni things to ipaka At The Green tops with scrolled galleries; HALF house is in spotless condition. For BRANFORD STREET-Five room H A V E YOU 4 or S SEPTIC TANKS me admired again, but I’m sad because It’s necessary for them, 501 Middle Turnpike East PRICE, each ...... $11.25 appointment, call The Johnson single and garage. I.uirge closets. to leave me. ’They hope someone else will buy me who likes nie TWO-ROOM ; light, housekeeping V At Florists— Nurseries 15 AND WANTP apartment fbr rent, $20 per week. Building Company. 9.5.1 Main Oil steam heat. Glassed and ss much as they do. If you are middle aged and enjoy the homes FIBRE RUGS in stock now. AU $49.95 SIDE CHAIRS: (2» Genuine street, Mitchell 3-7426. -Evenings screened in porch. Copper plumb­ WE HAVE THE PROPER EQUIPMENT AND KNOW HOW li 9. ,1950, 1951, 1952 Chevrolets, ROOMS TO RENT? Mahogany Empire chairs with Apply Vernon Inn, or call MItcheU DeCORMIER MOtOR CHRYSANTHEMUM planU. potted. PLUeCED SEWERS of yesteryear, I’m sure I could make you happy, providing you colors and sizes. 9 x 12 $17.95 9-8216. MItcheU 9-0018. ing. Screens and storm windows. ti ors, foi-dors, standard and au- SALES, Inc. 30- choice varieties. MItcheU Giri with knoYYl«d9« o f can spare $3,300 In cash and can pay $61.50 monthly to ftnanep and up. Phone .MItcheU 9-4343. ' muslin-upholstered seats and Six room Cape Cod, two unfinish­ DON'T DELAY • CAU TODAY I'y a tlc tianamission!!. All de luxe 24 Maple Street—^Manchester 3-8185. RtputabI* moil with fom* me. I’m right on a .SUte road, In MANCHESTER, with a vehick) Manchester Carpet Center, 308 backs, e a c h ...... $24JS0 FOR RENT— Available June 1st. 19 HIGHLAND AVE. 2 family 5-5-2. ed. Shed dormer. I’ -i' years old. lels. fully equipped and guar- typhig for gonord offieo they caU a "bus” golag right .past my door. If yon are Interested Main BtrecL 7 rooms available to buyer. Oil Fireplace, oil hot water heat. -MachiM ClMiad $105.00 ARM ROCKER’: Danish Three room apartment with -ga­ ••d. Stop in today and inapect In knowing more about me, won’t yon hurry to talk with the maa rage. Heat, light, hot water fum- baseboard radiation heat,| tile Large lot. Garage in basement. choice models. There is one My of thro* noodf such o Modem import. .$69.50 THOMAS COLLA Septic TaaJn. P it Wells, Sewer work. Apply hi porsoo .who's helpingiiping to BndAnd a new oiowner for me; His name Is: llOO.OO FOR your old washer re­ iahed,. Write Box L. Herald, giving bath room, copper plumbing^ clos­ Seven room single. Cllassed 'and to fit your purse. Up to thirty ■ GarajTM—Senrice^ I- gardless of make or condition on CONSTRUCTION COMPANY f t — SPACE FOR RENT rmif ot one*. Post of rof- U m s iMtalled-^IUr Water- references and phone number. ed in aunporchies. Over H acre of screened in porch. Garage. Oil Place Your iths bank rates. Storage 10 „ Proeflag Deoe. a brand new automaUc washer. WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. land $14,500. Small down payment. steam heat. Screens and storm INDUSTRIAL or STQRAGE : 1 W ALTO N W . G R AN T,) Realtor 'Needs no' bolting down. Easy FIVE ROQM tenemen). 4 Mlntx Exclusive with Schwartz Real Es­ windows. Price reduced to $13,000. Order Now PHONR MANCHESTER, Ml-9a5a24 JCENTEP. MOTOR S a LES •rtucus. Con you hdp? HERALD-CHflCE’ terms.. Brunner's, Inc., $58.Ekst ^ 935 Main StTeet ‘ I Court. AduU^ family. Inquire tate. Hartford 5-5138. Manchester Charles \V. Lathrop, Realtor. « 461 Main Street GARAGE AvaUable, centrally lo- CARLSON A CO. Mc Kin n e y 647 MAIN STREET. HARTFORD 3-7584 mos. EVENINGR MANCHESTER MI-0-7166 Oantar street, Ifgnchester. j Mitchell 3-5171 I Apartment 4, 10 Depot Square. Mitchell 3-8274. 1 MRcheU 9-0384. ~ r * 4J^Mn Evenings • -z ti Cottage street. MItcheU I f4 STOCK PLACE SEWEUAOE 01SP06AL CO. 13 M tSEU ST. C o l M I.3.SUI IM -in Peari 8 t IW. Ml-S-MM t. I V i I .. II I V ^ ■' i ■S / ■ ■v 'i ■i: y f' \ 'J. If PAGE TWENTY WEDNESDAY. MAY 20, 1958 A v e n t g t D a ily N e t P r c M R u n 1Ei»nittfl H^ralh F o r m * .Week Ended . .T h e .W e e th e r ■ ■-.. ■ i T Mny.ie! 4938 F eiaea at of |j . a. Weather Boreae The Army and Navy ClUb Auxllir went off the road Into a sand bat^, abolished the 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. busi­ the left side hitting a tree and the ary will have a poMuck at Municipal Building ness hours on Thursday. The Board Fair tiinight, cloudy toward ■ About Town the clubhouse, Tuesday, May 26, at Youth Hurt car rolling over. It was a 195.3 of Directors, at its last meeting, 10,990 2/lllanvi^PB lFT morning. Friday partly ckmdy, 6;3(^__Members _ who have not Ford, owned by Clapp's mother'. _ Open on May 211 passed an ordinance jtecmlUlng th« Member of the Audit Th* "Home KconomrcBTomnilltee' aTreafly' m ade'TV s'ervafions' sfioulfl' ■Dmbri'iT'Wreeker' rertVdViid' th e da'r town clerk to close . on Thursday Bureau of Circniattons ■■ w arm er...... ------~ of Manchester Grange will conduct contact Mrs. Alice P erry or Mr.s. fronTThe .scene. eyenings as well as other depart­ ^ Mahche$ter— A City of yUlage Charm a rummage sale,, Friday at 9 a.m., Rose. Lovett by Monday at the Eugene Kiely, 20. of 250 High offices in the Municipal Build­ m ents. A e t .• In the store next to the Savings One youth was slightly Injured ing .will rem ain open as usual on latest if they plan to attend. I street, received a mild concus.slon We Amesite Equipped For Largg V Bank of Manchester. Members of : and was admitted to hospital. He M ay 29. the day before Memorial VOL. LXXII, NO. 197 (Claaslfted Advertielag an Page ID) and kept in Manchester Memorial Tennis ConrtB or Small Jobs MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1953 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) PRICE nVE CENTS the committee will be at the store Willard B. Rogers, president of Hospital overnight as the result of j and was admitted to the hospital. Day which falls on a .Saturday this Tliursday from 2 to < and 7 to 9 the First National Bank, was re­ year, according to a directive from Parking Lois Machine Spread—Forms an accident on Lake street, Bolton, He was discharged yesterday after- p.m. to receive goods for the sale. elected for a three year term to i tro, IS, of II Plano place, were Gdheral Manager Richard Martin BANTLY and Walks Set—Power Rolled / the Board of D irectors o f the. Con­ late Monday night in which a car 1 Injured, police said. to head of departments. The Holy Innocents Mothers necticut Chamber of Commerce at operated by Roy F. Clapp, 18, of The order calls for closing the Materials and Workmanship Guaranteed Circle will meet tonight at 8 o'clock its S4th annual membership meet­ 14 Haynes street turned over. OFFICERS ELEfTEO building on July 3. however. In­ OIL CO. at the home of Mrs. Peter Passal, ing held yesterday at the Hotel State Police at the,, Colchester The Come-Double Club of the dependence day also falls on a '» Free Estimates—Terms To Suit Your Purse 24 South H aw thorne street, , Bond, Hartford. Barracks said that Patrolman Ar­ I North Methodist Church held elec- Saturday this year. TEL. MI.9.459S Up To 3 Years To Pay thur Andreoll had not submitted ; tion of officers at the monthly! According to the letter the .same or MI.9-4594 Marie T. Biron. 34, Elizabeth his entire repbrt. practice is to be the policy for the rees to Mrs. Thom as J. Ford of 158 m-rting Saturday night, following " Cooper street arrived on the Queen drive, ha.s been given the Alumnae The accident occurred about 1 a pothick supper at the church. .•ttate Capitol and State Office Elizabeth which docked in New award at St. Joseph College, in 11 :.30 p. m. as Clapp, wjth two I Officers for the ensuing term are Building. RANGE AND FUEL DEMAIO BROS. York yesterday, after spending six H artford. passengers, was rounding "a curve I as follows: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur flowed Thursda.v /Night SIN CE 1930 weeks In Stuttgart, Germany, with in the car. Clapp told the officer G. Holmes, president; Mr. and Offices In the Municipal Build­ her son-in-law and daughter. Lieut. Charles W. Lathrop, .56 Benton the gas pedal stuck. As he tried to I Mrs. Edwin L. Culver, secretary, ! ing will not be open for OIL DISTRIBUTORS TCLEPHONE MANCHESTER Miteholl 3-7691 Colonel and Mrs. Frances W. street, ha.s been appointed head of make the curve while using one I and Mr. and Mr.4. Leonard Rid- i business- tomorrow evening. A 333 Main Sfroot Turney, and granddaughter, the local Citizens for Safety group, foot to release the pedal, the car yard, treasurer. recent directive by Martin sponsored by the Connecticut As­ Deaths Injury Toll Mounts as Storms Hit Souths Midwest Jennifer. sociation of In.siirance Agents, He — Anyone, u:ishjng-ta..donate prizes can provide application blanks and inrormatlbri about- the" ststtnvide for the strawberry festival, which 99 the Cornerstone Club of St. organization being formed to work «^And, If Elected, I Will. • • • • Ike’s Offer Martin Is Put in the Middle— But in a Nice Way Bridget’s Church will conduct for safely on the highways of Con­ River Side necticut. ] Later Talk June 19, is asked to contact either Mrs. Thomas Brown on Jensen street or Mrs. ,1. Edward Mc- D wellings To Czechs Keever on Summit street by Lodge to Honor Thursday night. Yk ilbiir Loveland! Chapman Court, Order of Ama­ Evacuated Aided Oatis ranth. will hold a food sale HALE’S MAY DAY Is Possible In H ale's store. S aturday a t 9;.70 King David Lodge of Odd Fel­ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Washington, May 21—(^P) a.m. Mrs. Martha Gilwech. chair­ lows will honor Wilbur D. l>ive- Shop All Departments For Special Values Being Featured During This Event The death toll in Louiaana —^Communist Czechoslovakia, . Washington, May 21—(JP) man, and her committee will be in land. of 41 EIro street, with a —President Eisenhower, charge. testimonial dinner. Friday, May reached two and possibly in freeing Associated Press 29 at 6:30 in Odd Fellows hati. three today a.a storm-swollen correspondent William N. Prime Minister Churchill aM St. Mary's Women's Auxiliary Loveland has been a member of streams poi.sed the biggest Oatis, acted six weeks after Premier Mayer will meet aoon announce a Military Whist for the lodge for 55 years. HEAVY QUALITY MAHRESS COVERS flood threat in 40 years to President Eisenhower of­ to thresh out Allied problems Tuesday. May 26 at 8 p.m. in the Odd Fellows and their wives, and discuss a possible and members of Sunset Rebekah TW IN AND FULL BED .SIZE residents of the Lake Charles fered to consider easing trade parish house. and travel hobbles aimed at level meeting with the Ruia- Lodge and their husbands, are REG. $4.29 WITH RUBBER BUHONS .... $3.69 area and caused evacuation of sians on East-West tenaioni. Msmehester Lodge of Elks, No. cordially invited to attend. It will i some 1,250 families from the Czechs. 1893.- will meet , tonight at - the be a catered dinner and an enter-i ■ Th* While Hoiiae laat night re­ . An agreement for tfie WeA'a. REG. $4.98 W ITH ZIPPERS ...... $3.98 their river side homes. Out Big Three to confer ■was announced American Legion ■ Home at 8:30. tainment will follow,, He^vy qualify cotton with .«rams all hound. A cover that will give leased copies of message* exchang-. Matters concerning the Installing Reseiwatlons should be made veara of .service. in Iowa, a severe wind ^orm ed between Eisenhower »nd 'hew simultanously today her*. In Lam- and initiation of the local lodge by May 26 through Noble Grand ' hit late la.st night at Cedar Czech President Antonin Zapotocky. don, and in Parle. will be dlscus.sed. Refreshments Edwin Palmer of Parker street. | Eisenhower's message, dated In Parle th* French Foreign Rapids, causing intensive Office said the three-power meet­ will be served following the busi­ or District Deputy Grand Master property damage and bring­ March 30, told Zapotocky that he ness meeting. All members are Clarence S. Aspinwall, of Ander­ would release O atis the U. S. woul4 ing will start June 17 In Bermuda. urged to attend. son street. ^ \ i PURE WHITE FILLING MAHRESS PADS ing minor injuries to several be willing to negotiate lifting of In London, Churchill gave no rae- persons. sanctions imposed against Czecho­ ciflc'date, but said th* raeetfitg REG. $3.98 TWIN SIZE ...... $2.79 High water elsewhere In Louisi­ slovakia when the newsman was would take place soon after Jtme ana caused two drowning*, one at Jailed 25 months ago. 16. “ REG. $4.98 FULL S IZ E ...... $3.79 Kinder, 30 mile* upstream from Zapotocky’s reply, dated May 15, Deacrlbea Pmrpoee Wa.ahahlc mattie.as pads with nuic white filling that will give Lake CTiarles, and another at informed Eisenhower that Oatis In a statement. President Kiaen- A NEW Paint for trim years of service. Crowley. 50 miles east. was being pardoned on that day hower described th* "primary pur­ Volunteers with bulldozer* and and would not have to complete pose" of the U. S.-Britiah-Freneh P ltfs b u rfh trucks sweltered in warm coastal the rest of his 10 year sentence on meeting as "further to develop temperatures during the night to conviction of "spying." common viewpoints ddOi Uw* RE-COVER YOUR OLD BED PILLOWS NOW ! push up small dirt dike* to halt U. S. Ambassador George Wads­ friends on the many problema that slowly rising waters in residential worth and Czech Prime Minister must be solved cooperatively so FINE QUALITY DOWNPROOF areas in the eastern part of the Siroky handled the exchange be­ that the cause of world peace may •» I • city. tween the two chief executives. AND FEATHERPROOF Herald Photo. '• be advanced," Fire truck.? pumped at the Cal- The Czech government through its controlled radio today called for General Manager Richard Mar- j In London, Churchill told parlia­ ca.sieii River inva.sion which sev­ ment: "My main hope ie that xr* PILLOW TICKS ered U. S. H ighw ay 90, linking the the U. S. to terminate its economic ' tin deposits his contribution for' reatrictiona against the country; the memorial poppy which Mrs. ‘ may take a definita step fOrwi^ nearby Lake Charles Air Force U. S. Urged to a meeting of far graver im­ REG. $1.49 WITH ZIPPERS ...... 95e Base with the city of 50,000 in­ now that Oatis is free. i Raym ond Ck>sselln,. (rig h t) of the House Set ENAMEL Radio Prague, heard In Vienna. f T l f T I 1 • American Legion Auxiliary has port” — with Russian Primt Mfii- habitants. I Ister OeorgI M. Malenkov. , REG. $1.19 WITHOUT ZIPPERS ...... 77e Weatherman Paul Cook sai^.the broadcast the text of the notes to ! I I 41 1 ^ dlX 1 fastened to hi* lapel, while Mr*. Floral stripe ticks in all color combinationa. Also fine blue and Calcasieu River, normally a um e CJsech listeners and quoted an i -■- JL CA-JWl AA.K Helen Beebe, president of the Aux­ For Labor There waa a disposition In white stripe. ‘ little stream, would reach five feet editorial from th# Czech Com- ! iliary to Anderson-Shea Post. Vet- ' government quarters here to stress over flood stage today: Beyond munist party organ. Rude Pravo„ i erans' of Foreign Wars, pins a that tha western pow’ers have t Good to look at calling on Eisenhower to lift the : Buddy poppy on the other side. many problems among themaelvas that he would not predict. Flood Herald Photo. sanctions. Immigrants In a message Issued today to warrant the meeting and to 'k Smooth to touch stage is four feet. Gar>' Bogli, M anchester H igh .School Junior and ■ candidate for Bill Debate REG. Sic— 36" SANFORIZED SEMI SHEER S) GAUGE. 30 DENIER At Old Town Bay, a river gauge the presidency of the Student Counrll. delivers his "political" views In hi* public announcement of ______Commander Wilber T. Little of mlnimiu talk in public about a spot four miles north of Lake O atis' freeing M ay 15, Zapotocky oi Dilworth-Cornell-Quey Post, No. possible Big Four session. k Woar$ longoxt at gx aaaetnbly In the school this morning. Six Juniors have tossed had said he acted on a direct ap­ \Va.— Tim the Bradford’s one-roon apartment ; ,,n,i,.o 'r „ double indemnitv clause of Reg. 51.59,...... Sale Price Q I W ith' d ark seam s, reinforced heel and loe.s for plan approved by the Itnited N*- the esstern end. The lied* threw miasion of llO.ilOO r'-fwgers nms ^ Both emplov’ers and employetj^ French National Aaaetnbly de­ COMBED PERCALE extra wear. New summer shades. Special, pair . last Friday night by the dancer, France has eon.si.stentlv op­ posed any attempt to bring her back two South Korean counter- living in the western zones oi Ber- < would contribute to the cost of|he nied Premier Rene Mayer a vota 88c Mrs. B arbara Lee Grimm. 24. afte r .attack*. But ROK reinforcement* in action cannot be col'ected program which woilld be admjtiis- REG. $3.49 . . ^ 72x108 ...... $2.79 ahe was left alone with them seven-year-long Indo-Chinese war 1 ((.■'ontlniied on Page Two) iin, W estern G erm an\ .and A ustria. Defense Department official ridl- of confidence today and bla cab­ were thmwn into the battle before teied by private insurance com­ inet—ithe I8Hi since Uberatloa during a beer party. dawn and after aix hoi rs of fierce A nother 1 5 . apecial quota ( iilcs idea Riiaal.a haan’t loat any­ REG. $3.79 . , . 81x108 ...... $3.09 KNIT PAJAMAS viaas wmilj^^'be available to panies. Firms which now- l^ve ac­ -^oU spoed. Mrs. Grimm, facing both stale fighting the Reds call'd it quits, thing In three years of Korean cident and health insurance plana REG. 89e . . 42x38V2 ...... 69e Summer weight. 2 piece. Sizes 8 and 10 only. Mint, ■ nd federal kidnaping rharges. the E ighth A rm y said.- escapers frqin (^ommunism in th' fighting. ■ European territory of NATO na­ providing , beneftla equal to, or 1'RGES STATE OONTROt. . Luxuriously soft and fine yet long wearinjf yellow, blue or pink. Reg. price 5198...... Sate price Q FINE QUAUtY GENUINE ENGLISH RlB elaimcd she pitied the rhildrerl he- For hour* after tte' Chinese Fire bums two thirds of Tor- tions.. including Turkey snd in greater than, those proposed in the OURINE MERCERIZED rau.se.of the parent*'. drinking and , GOP Divided on House pulled off the rijge. sporadic rifle rington harn and roast-s. alnioat bill would not be affected. ,\lban.v. N. Y., M ay « — " S ' * quarreling and the cramped, un­ and machinegiin fire continued, but Trie.sje Na two thirda of 31,300 chickena State Crime Commlsalon today ^ , A .Deniojcrat .interested in labor urged creation; ol State DMsten WHITE MEAT - ^ • kempt ■quarters. ■ ' r : did •not-attsolc Vgsih. ..: The. rem aiW quotas wmild go. ! legislation said he objected'to' the 4 Italy. Th^ Netherlands and of Port .tidministration with* SOLID PACK ONE CROUP SUMMER DRESSES Police said she had a "mother Backing Tax Extensiori Elsewhere along the 1.55-mile to makes first public address sinceatnP** Vk«he bill because it does, not provide for complex a yearning for I b attle fi^ont the Reds probed Allied Greece. became commander of NATO. power to amaidi New York w ^" IN BRINE WOMEN'S DiiSSES ■ Sm ith .said it is proposed to ad­ a state fund, as in the unemploy­ terfront riwkets by aboUaUng Sun backs and pinaforea: Sizes 1 to 6x. Reg. 52.98, 53.98 and With nylon reinforced heel and toes children." and had lo.st tw o of her Jilines and patrol skirmishes flared As token .of gratitude for U. S. ment compensation law. Other "between the line*. mit 20.000 from The Netherlands shape-up and llcenaing doc)l. Smart fashions, newest st,vles in cottons and rayon crepes. Reg. 54.98 values. /dr' extra wear. White end colors. ^ O ^ — own in miscarriages. Marshall Plan a.d. Rritnin la ea- member* in his part.v are against Size* 8H to 11. W ashington, Ma.v 21 t/Pi Re­ • cut corporation income taxes 5 • Cloiid.v skies limi'tell aerial ac­ .md some 75.000 Italians from w orkers. EXTRA FANCY 55.98. Sizes 12 to 20 and 14'^ to 24]j. ,■ - O Pair F o r O / ^ She was picked up here after publican leader Halleck of In­ per cent, as scheduled on April 1: tahliahlng a<-h>iiarshl|M for 12 the bill for the same rea.son. NOW tion to fighler-homlber strikes Italy and Trieste. Urging a quota American men am. women to study $1.98j $2.79, $3.79 four days of a nomadic existence, diana said toPw_.New UN S ecretary- $5.98 values...... briefs. Plain tailored nr lace ing yesterday on .an issue' that lias Layoffs Loom for 150,000 $2.00 edging. Sizes 5, 6. 7. 8. P ink or .sa.ving the hig union'.* executive j ministration in iiarinnal telecast General Dag Hammarskjeld him Britain Transfers flcveloped into one of the .sternest Wednesday night. Bowles Airs U. S. fired hia first American empley^ white. Reg. 51.00. S a le ...... " ^ V tests so far of Eisenhower's leader- council oppo.ses Eisenhower’s call for postponement of the Soi'ial ; .Selective Service- reports 11,446 .Mr*. Eda Glaser, library eleria OTHER DRE$SE$ $4.00 Diplomat to Egypt .ship with Consre.ss. Workers in Auto Industry ixdlege students applied today to for refusing to answer qneetlaae At a conleience with Halleck i Security tax boost. The statement | Errors in Policy Reg. S5.98 to $7.98 values. j prai.scd. however, the Pre.sidenI's ^ take its college qualification teat po«ed by U. 8. Senate loyalty ta^' and House Speaker Joseph Mai’iiii being given over niition... Gov­ vesligators. Housewares London. Mav 21 i/Pi - Britain (R.. Ma.ss. I, Republican memhei s proposal to forego any tax cuts I Detroit. May 21 '/P> Layoffs Rouge plant in n* ighbci ing Dear­ this year. j engulfed or threatened 1.50,0(jfl or ernment bill* gambler Frank Cos­ New Haven. May 21 i.Ti F o r­ today switched a trouble-shooting of the Hou.se Ways and Means born yc.sterda.v and said that wa.< tello and his wife for about 565.- m er A m bassador to India CHieater PLANS PRIVATE PROBE COnON CREPE PLISSE SLIPS diplomat from his post In an Iron The House Ways and Means more auto worker* today a« half the start of layoffs which will, idle l oinmittee.agreed to hold hearings 000 more taxes for years 1945- Bowles say* the United States New 7'ork. Ma.v 21—(P r -M ri. 16 Pe. Curtain country to Egypt, Where June 1-10 on Ei.senhowei'a requc.si. : committee’s decision to hold hear­ a dozen major manufart.iter* re­ 8.5,000 employes aciosi th" nation NEW COnON DRESSES Nylon lace at top. ruffled bottom. A popu­ 50 Ft FUSTIC ings on Ei.senhower's request was 19.50 inclusive. should take politics out of foreign Mildred McAfee Horton snys eba Brilish-Egyptian relations have This leqiiest. sent formally to ported their flow of parts choked within the next five days. The com­ lar slip under sheer diesse.s, needs no iron­ a victory for the Bdmini.strati.on. off bv stipplier strike*. pany said a mo;ith-Iong tirup at .\''cumulation of benzol fumes policy and build up one "on which plans a private lavestigatlen bg In this group are linens, chambrays and a ing. Sizes 32 to 40. White only. Reg. 51.98. CHESTERTON GRAY wor.sened. Congie.ss yesterday after being which "rolled" into boiler room j the vast majorit.v of American.* . . | an effort to learn to her own sate GARDEN HOSE The foreign office announced outlined in the President’s radio : Chairman Daniel l/i. Re.ed- (R- Ford. Chrysler, Sludebaker, it.s kev Canton plant had ''iil off few print cottons. Reg. 53.98 value...... Special $1.69 N. 5'.), has been adam ant in in­ is blamed by Carvin Co. official for can stand on with pride and con-j isfactlon why ber appointment ¥ $5.00 that Roheit Hankey, mini.ster to j talk Tuesday night, exhorts Con­ Willys. Nash and International its only source of forgings frr cars 5 Year Guarantea sisting on tax cuts, and .some Re­ Harvester all figured in the mush- and trucks. North Haven blast... Bill calling; fldence." | as I’. K. Delegate to th«- I7altc4 , DINNERWARF Hungary, had been ordered to fl.v! gress to cut no taxes t'hi* year. for town manager form of gov- The former Connecticut governor ^ Nations Economic and Social. to Cairo next week to take over i publicans had doubled whether Ei­ looming production cuts. Chr.vsler .sent 27.000 employes Ei.senhower said he wants lower senhower’s plan would ever )}e ’ Th*y attributed their mo\es to home from its Chry.sl'r, De Soto rrnn>ent in Wethersfield is ap­ spoke at the ^nual dinner of, the Commission did not go tbrengbr SET from Ambassador Sir Ralph 'Ste- | taxes as much as anybody but he brought before, the committee. proved by legislative Cities and Yale Daily New* along with radio | venson. who is returning home on three supplier strikes. .\t Ford's and Dodge as.sembly plants here ONE CROUP OF DARK D R E S S | S $4.98 said that would be^ inflationary. Fai r t h e r. the 'administration Canton. Ohio, forge plant, at Borg- .ve.sterday. II said a Jurisdictional rBorough.* committee. news commentator Elmer Davis. DENIES SHIPPING RED* •' R* . S5.7S— Spociol sick leave. Stevenson is suffer- i He raked the Truman adminis­ made inroads pn w hat previousl.v I'. S. Public Health Service re­ "We cannot sell A m erican 9 Ing from sciatica. . ! W am er's g ear division plant at | di.spute at the Budd pl.anf h.ad Hong Kong. Tbiirsday, Mtuf. Reg. viUues to 513.98. Reduced to tration for leaving what he called had been a .solid lineup of all 115 Muncie. Ind.. and at' the Budd haltcd' the inflow of car'bf dics. , ports, I.V5 rases of polio last week. Democrac.V. abroad." Bowles said, •l_ig> ,_A n official of a B rttW Britain and Egypt have been j "a criticall.v unsound slate of All Sales Final HaUMWOTM committee . Republicans against Conllpany ta r body stamping plant About 8.000 Budd workers were Ll- Franci.szek Jarecki. who fled ■'unless we practice It at home." steamship eofnpaay bom tadu ThcJWHAUco; - / ■ ^ . unzble to reach agreement on ■ finanpial affairs," proposing this any extension of the excess profit.* here In Detroit. idle, Communists Poland m MIG last "We rannot force our ideas on i $6,00 d e a M arrn setin ae by a C - Wff $3.95 Egyptian demands for evacuation j six-potpl tax program: Extend the tax, nou- bringing an estimated T^is was the situation; Studebakef. Willya,' Nash and March, want* to become I'. S. our friends end potential friends Senate iaveatlgetlMM excess profits tax aix months past ^^Ford laid off an unannotineed rlticen and fly unth U. 8. Air ralttee that bbe Dim hi (Continued on Pnf« Thirteen) I its June 30 expirtUon date; don't (ContlnuMl .•« P»(e Nine) number o(| mployaa' at Ita btg (Con^nned on Page Nine) Force. 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