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i - . ,PAGE EIGHTEEN Thursday, m ay is. 1954 Avantga Daily Net PreM Ran Far Om Wadk M a d T he W eathw ,iijari>iiji- ill May a. liM rwneast of D. «. Wmttear Bwmm TVaIgM oioiidy aat aa eaaL rata 1 1 ,1 8 4 taglaatag aear daybreak, tm r 44- Member e( tka A«d|t 4g. Saturday imta aad eaal feUawed Bareaa at Cltewlattaa by gradual elearlag lata la Mm day. High 50-55. M anche$ter-^A City o f Village ChartnS^, liU «K UmC HMMINeS X V0L.LXXin,NO.l»7 (ClaaMfled AdearttalBg an Page Id) MANCHESTER, C0NN„ FRIDAY. MAY 14, 1954 (EIGK^TEEN PAGES) PRICE FIVE CENTS COLOR MAOIC NM piM vifts SURPRISED... m M itiM f li Ml riMN. Concession ceitMiN UMM TMMeee uraMcts French Flying By Molotov Our Coventry poultry expert, Tony Buyseee. wa« more Dirksen, than surpriaed at the demand laat weekend not only for on Stand /■ 3-legred chickens, but for chickens with three or four At Geneva breasts as well. Sorry that we sold out early on lefs and at HALE'S Wounded Out breasts . . . but this cut-up business is new to uV and ws, Geneva, May 14 (JP)—Rus did not figure on euch a heavy call for them. Afain this Hanoi, Indochina, May 14 (/P)—The French began air week we offer freshly cut parts from FARM FRESH sia proposed today that any lifting their seriously wounded troops from Dien Bien Phu settlement of ,the Indochina WHITE ROCK FRYe Rs . . . buy the part or parts your SELF SERVE and MEAT DEPT today. The Vietminh indicated they would release at least conflict be carried out under family Ukes . . . "fresher by far ’ 2t Pinehurst. '450 of the casualtes from the captured fortress. That figure wa* tSOIese than pervloua French f =— ------— :— the supervision of a neutral nations’ supervisory commis KRAFTS GlipRIETTA ' LA RG E. eitimates of the number of aeifoua > _ % FRESH CHICKEN BREASTS ... 4 . . . lb. 99« VELVEEtAlPROCESS SLICED ELBERTA coaea. The Comrounlet-Ied rebela sion. This represented a LOCAL. FRESH MEAT DEPARTMENT hed reported they captured 1,400 major modification in the Canadian Ambassal^or Gets ^Seaway^ l^n wounded in all when Dien Bien Phu Guardsmen FRESH "CHICKEN LESS ...... : lb. 89c CHEESE PEACHES GRADE-A fell a week ago. Communist position. The Best Buy Is Beef 'The French high commend an Soviet Foreign Minister nounced the flrat contingent of the R escue 14 Vyacheslav M. . lolqtov made his Ban of W hite Soup parts, giblets, livers and wings. Farm fresh fowl 2 Lb. Loaf Lg. Size Can BONELESS BEEF moat gravely wounded arrived proposal to the nine-party Indo from Coventry . . . more frosen eviscerated small Belts- about noon today - at the royal china Conference a few minutes EGGS before French Foreign Minister TiUe turkeya L-aotian capital of Luang Prabang, '115 mllea to the aouthwest. Dak6ta From Surf Georges Bidsult had declared in PRICE JUST REDUCED transport plane, were to ruah them ternational control was an essen House D etails WE OFFER FRESHLY CUT CHUCK RIB tial cbndition in any settlement. from there to Hanoi and other Cape Hatteras, N. C., May Molotov Conceded that the earlier point! with hospital facilities. 14 (y^—A 200-foot freighter propa al of Communist-led Viet- Washington. May 14 (/P)—An Eisenhower Administration WHITE<* ROCK FRYERS or A total of 32 wounded were ex ROAST ROAST pected In Hanoi by late thia after ran aground in raging seas on minh did not provide for adequate bar today shut off any detailed testimony about high-level BROILERS (large size) at ...... $1.59 each noon. bleak Hatteras Island today'^ supervision and ther a.-bmitted his conferences on the McCarthy-Army row. But two senators re- Since only hellcoptera and small own proposal as a supplement to Coast Guardsmen took off its the Vietminh plan. ■ lated behind-the-scenes army approaches to them—visits Sen. plapea can use the war-battered, McCarthy calls "blackmail” a t------—______LAND O’ LAKES ahell-pocked Dien Bien Phu atr- crew of 14 by breeches' buoy TTiere was no Immediate word tempt!'. Bt'rip, the French expected the air above the booming surf. from the Western powers as to Serve With Pride Our meat manager wants me to remind you of the whether the Soviet prcf>osal would In dramatic moments. Sens. quality of Pinehurst Ground Meats. Nothing but BUTTER CRISCO DOZ. lifting of the 450 men to take at Capt. Jose Zillle radioed at 1:30 Dirksen (R-III) and Mundt (R-SD) LB. LB. least two. weeks. The planes could a.m., that he feared his vea‘el, the satisfy them on the question of stepped from tbeir roles on the V ote Allows fresh Government inspected beef in all grades . . . ^ (In Quarters) carry only 1, 3 or ■ 4 passengers Omar Babiin of 1,275 tone, was si;pervision. bench of Uie McCarthy -Army hear and three grinds to choose from . . , ‘ . each. sinking in high seSs off the barrier Foreign Minister Bidsult „ told . Lb.' Pot or Ovrn Rnaat Bonrd and Rnllrd If Dr»lrrd Because of the serious condition the conference today s settleinent ings to testify about visit, they re 3 Lb. Tin Ac You Chooco No f'hargr For Srrvico reef of this forl)idding coast. Mln- ceived last January from Army REGULAR HAMBURG ...... lb. 39c of the first evacuees, the French utea later the vessel reported she of the civil war In Viet Nam must Counselor John G. Adams. Sponsoring SALTINES said they would allow no newsmen wsa aground. be carried out under international Both agreed that Adams poured Our fresh cut chidden parts have gained great favor (lifgs. to Interview them for at least 48 Ooast Guardsmen who converged control. out. a atory of pressure from the by Kccblcr CHUCK GROUND ...... lb. 69c hours. '■ Replying botlj to Vietminh pro Breast, Wings, Necks). You’ll find that we also have AcUoa Mar Hanoi from four stations found the s’hlp McCarthy subcommittee, end par Of H eari^ ROUND STEAK GROUND ...... lb. 85c young Broilers, Fryers, Plump Fowl and Roasters. 200 feet offshore with heavy surf posals and 1.0 five questions asked ticularly from Roy M. Colin, Its Here in the Red River Delta, breaking about her. They got a Wednesday by 'British Foreign general counsel, in behalf of Pvt. 18c*27c pkg.. meanwhile, the French counted line, aboard and set up the rescue Secretary Anthony Eden. Bldault G. David Schine. drafted former Washington, May 14 (fP)— new casualties suffered besting off line. said his delegation wishes the M P H T E ROASTERS“’ 55c an attack by 2,000 to 3,000 rebela consultant to- the subcommittee. A Congressional precedent The (Irst' thffee men brought opening of ."concrete negotiations” Both Dirksen and Mundt 'aaid, appears to have been aet by yesterday, only 30 miles south of ashore through stinging rain snd In the very near future. Hanoi. too, their first reaction was that, the Senate Investigationa .Pinehurst Pet Reests, the lean chuck roasts JACK FROST PREMIER 1 Lb. Tin hard winds were identified . as Aasueni Eden if the charges were true Cohn The French admitted they sus Ramon Rodriguez of Hs'.’ana, Bidault took up each of EdSn's Subcommittee's decision to RATH’S BLACK HAWK BACON tained "sertouB losses',’ In repelling must be.fired, and that when they w t offer at 79c lb. arc abselutaly boneless. . . CONFECTIONER (ftlEEN Cuba. Nathaniel Qoodlng and Ru five questions answering thefn in discussed the matter .with Sen. permit commercial sponsor VLB. PACKAGE' the assault near the town H turn. waste free and sinew free. OR Phuly. It was the biggest attack dolph Stamps, .who registered on McCarthy he declarod he would ship of television broadcasts from HonduKSs. Eden's first question had been not submit to "blackmail.''^ LIMA BEANS so far this yssr in the delta, the The (^ast Guard said the vessel whether troops on both sides of the Army- McCarthy hear- TENDER LAMB BROWN SUCAR major Vietminh target since/ the 'The committee recessed at 12:30 inifs. KRAFTS CHEEZ WHIZ fall of Dien Bien Phu. / . WA^ 'of Panamanian registry. should be concentrated in desig p. m. until 2 p. m. (EDT) with x ; ^ Udyd’s Register lists an Omar Be- nated areas. Bidault's reply: So far aa could be determined, .LAMB PATTIES ...... lb. 3 5 c 2 Pkgs. 2 Tins French flghtera and bombers Sea. Alexander Wiley Is) toms and liand* one of the pens Deed by President Elsenhower to Self. Potter (R-Mtch), anothier bun, registered in Honduras. ''France believes that the sign the St. Lawrence seaM' bill to Canadian Ambassador A. P. T. Heeney, as the President receives Republican subcommittee mem there i* no prerlous eltuaUon in We gladly sell you a H leg of lamb or cut chops from a plaatarad the attackers again, to troops of the t\yo sides should be which a committee of either the vdiole leg if you wish. day, forcing the Communiat-led Hampered By Fog another. Sen- George D. tiken (R-Vt), right, enjoys the hy-piny at tlie White House ceremony May ber. preparing to testify under Hampered by fog and rain and re-assembled in determined zones 13. (AP W'irephoto). oath about his conferance with House or Senate has permitted I lb. jar U ^ i troops to seek hideouts deep in as far as Viet Nam is -conceraed.” any official proceedings to be tele- the limestone hills around Phuly. by the uncertainty of the vessel as Adams on Jan. 22. Lamb Shoulders a good value at $3.10 to Thla* favnrito brand of Baron wr ron* to Its posiUon, th« Coast Guard In answer ,to Eden's second Dirksen touched off tbe round vised under any form of "commer elder one of the beet In the rountry. Fighters machlnegunned columns cial sponsorship. $3.49 each. . of fleeing Vietminh and bombers finally located the ship about 5 question—whether Laos and Cam of senatorial tcatimony by dra a.m., and began the rescue opera bodia should be considered sepa matically aiking and receiving Several senators expressed thn RATH’.S rained l.UOO-pound bombs bn tion. ‘ rately from Viet' Nam—Bidault AEG Silent opinion. . however, the new TV Tendarcure Corned Beef. Rin CRACKERS suspebied rebel bases. CosteUo Jail Term permission to be sworn as a wit ruling would encourage wider TV Kraft's Cheez Whiz .. 33c Hair Found Winds of 30 to 35 miles an hour aald; .- In addition to the airlift for the ness. His request came in the distribution of the proceedings, BLACK HAWK BACON Pkg. 47c ware sweeping the cosstline when "France has proposed a par midst of a row oyer the propriety seriously wounded, the French dawn permitted Warrant Officer and thus was desirable—provided Ritz C ra ck e rs...... 33c sent four big cargo planes off. from ticular, treat’-lent for the Laotian On Reports of exploring publicly the roles of the commercial end la not abused. PREMIER Harold Glenn, in charge of the and Cambodian problems and pro top White House aides and Atty. Birds Eye wH! be here with loliypops for the chil a HELLMANN’S REAL Cold Cuts bept,-Special Hanoi for Ken Bien Phu to drop Coart Guard beach parties, to May jkjin 15 Years Of the senators on the hearing tens of food and medical supplies poses the withdrawal of Vietminh Gen. Brownell In a Justice De subcommittee who voiced any dren and order pads if you want to stock your BARTLETT samss the situation. | forces from the territory of Laos partment conferance last-.Jan. 21, 3 3 ^ for the French Union wounded Quickly the breeches buoy ropes i snd Cambodia.' opinion, only Sen. Potter (R-Mtch) there. The Vietminh had requested Risk Named Adams woa in the wltncas chalr disapproved. freezer at these low prices. PEARS MAYONNitlSE A were arranged snd the first of the I Eden’s third question asked who New York,iiIay 14 (IP)—Gambler Frank Costello, convicted for his third day and had balked NO FINER BUHER / MINCED HAM the additional auppliss. A French crewmen from the stranded,! w’ould decide where the "I'm against it," he told newa- Peeled Halves high command spokesman said troops of federal income tax evasion, faces a possible maximum Washington. May 14 (IP)— at telling wB6' saio 'KTOt Vt the men. “We have no control, over there was ..'too indication” the penalty of I5 years in pri.s6n and a $30,000 fine. Costello ap conference—a meeting he first advertising, and I don’t think it Special wiiilfttB* Anniversary Buys w e k KiO w o f . P t.' (Continned on Page Three) (Continued on Page Two) The Atomic Energy Commis mentioned on Wednesday. The Y 1 Tin Nocoomwi V E A L L o a f LB. Vietminh intended to. repair the peared on /the verge of tears last night when the jury fore sion today had “no comment” adds to the dignity of the Senate." battered main airstrip at Dien Army's special counsel. Joseph N. Chairman Mundt (R-SD) yee- man intoned “guilty.” ■*------^ on a published report that “a Welch, said Adams was barfed THESE SPECIAL PRICES AT PINE Pien . Phu to the extent that it Burlenl Fare In Hands terday. relaxed the rule provioualy Hale’s has a large variety of Cold Cuts—Always freshly could receive other than light second important advi.ser (to from answering such question* by announced that no conunercioT HURST ALL WEEK THROUGH SAT STATE BUTTER Royal sliced as you order. The 63»year-old defendant, who orders from "the Executive De URDAY. MAY 15. planes. allegedly.headed a national under Asserts U. S. A. the AEC) has been challenged sponsorship would be permitted. (In Quarters) ^ N T Reliable sources said that Dr. Hydrogen Expjosion world ayndicate for years, paled on security grounds.” partment.” At the same Ume he * laid down Again w* footiirw on itwm thot hat gainpcl approval PIsrrs Huard, Hanot University On Wcdneadayi Adams had re conditions. and burled his face in hla hands. Recently, Dr. J. Robert Oppen- lated that at this conference "'The DuMont and ABC netwprka. FRENCH FRIES ■ • PEAS forquolify. medical dean who flew to Dien Trembling, he lighted a cigarette. ^Only” Target helmer, a key "eclentlst In the Bien phu yesterday to arrange During the wait for the verdict atomic energy program from the Presidential Assistant Sherman which hai'e been carrying the full lb. 69c the airlift with the Vietminh, did Adams suggested he prepare a pfoceedlngi as they occur, said in HALE’S GOOD he had put on a show of cheerful- outset, was challenged by the AEC chronological account of the New T o * last night they vrero _ PEAS and CARROTS NO POTS Is Complete .ness, bantering with newsmen and Of Red Plane on security ground' and given a (Continued on'Page Three) friends about bsaeball and other hearing to answer allegations Army's trouMea over Schine. This; trying to line up sponsors, but had TO WASMI was the first atep toward the now not yet found any. By carrying th* things far removed from the busi Amarillo, Tex.. May 14 (Ab— made agninst him. Results of the sessions fujly, they haws been toe SPINACH-ORANGE JUICE Fre s h FH j H and Yegetables NO STAICHY Washington, Mhy 14 (A*)~5aerles. which drew foreign pro- ness at hand. Cen. Nathan F. Twining said to hearing have not yet been dis famous Army report which t‘*z TT«aa4->—PoOm Inw sconissuE . explosion. *nie Commission'pointed out also' againaji McCarthy and hla aides. SHURFINE ELBERTA ‘’TATTERED TOtM” 1 CALIFORNIA NAVEL ' Despite the sharp awing to La The Jury acquitted Costello cm that there have been a number of Symington r e ^ original' ' 'Me-1 bade a nenrorial servlqo todaV' - lOcRoll PEACHES,'SLICED or '/2 s .. Large Can 43c pantry shall" bor, the local elections did not . Announcement of the snd of the (Contlaaed oa Rage Nias) one count of the four-count Indict News Tidbits recently announced “changes In Carthy camp charges thit Adams for Italians w h o fell la ttee dn- ♦ • . . . * on year Case of 24—$9.60. necessarily provide a key' to the ment—an alleged tax evasion of Colled Irom AP Wires staff," which. the ' Commission had conferred with Republicans oil i renae of Dies Blea Fhn. Thq ac SN O W CRO P national political, aitttation. Na $I8,«4 in 1946—which cut the said.\ were brought about to a the subcommittee and threatened! tion wns taken an a prncaattoa 1 ORANGES Dozi 7 9 c There ere ever ff OHhrtM Armear VIENNA tionally, the lAbor Pa.ty is badly total from $52,239 .to the $39,015. folloHlng a *"— — Tilit rnniiat CUTRITE WAX PAPER BUMBLE BEE fantry-gheN Meele. tvery one It large degree by “the development to issue a report ''embarrasalng''‘ SAUSAGE split following .leftwing leader At the start of the' six-week trial, of the (atomlG) program.” to .Cohn. I atudeat braqi yesterday at the hw le en ejettint, deWeieue, Z f the government charged he evaded AFL’s Labor League for PoUti- . 22c Box WHITE m e a t t u n a . '...... 39c RED eceoeeilcel. menu that yeu and Aneurin Bevan'a .rebellion against Stately Parade .Through cal Education ia adding women's Changes Due The charge was that Adams told! Rome rniv-eralty ia which nanra i ' yeurd will enjer. For the endorsement by the party’s at least $73,437 in income taxes the Senstors he would issue tKaj thaa a aepre were injnrod. 2 Lte. 3 1 c 2 39c modsraU lesdsrship of the .Con from 1946 through 1949, but when division to facUitiea to "educate” "At you move from leas con MAXWELL HOUSE or V BANANAS RASPBERRIES workers’ wives to vote “right” in struction to more operationa,” a report unless McCarthy dropped hit > A drop of 7c roll on Holly> servative governmqnt's “pro- the prosecution’s case was com investigation -of Xlleged subversion j v: S. GIft'ES J.\P8 SHIPS S& WCOFFEE ...... Can $1.19 American” foreign policy. pleted the amount hqd been ' rtr coming elections. . . . Firestone staff member aaid. "there's bound Tokyo, Blay 16 (4>t—Japan and Channel Salutes Queen Hour is leaving NBC radio and to be a Juggling of personneL” In the Army and dropped a demand | wood Wax Paper-—Now Prime Minister Cliurchiira Con duced to the $52,239. television June 7 after 25 years on __ , , .1 that Army Loyalty i>o«raBoard mem- -the United SUten today atgiqpd SHURFINE CATSUP . .... 19c servative Cabinet ia scheduled to Costello did not take the wit The Commission also said bers be hailed before the aubcom- an agreement tranafentag torn 12 OZ. air. 25c Box Tree! remain ih office until the fall of ness stand in his own defense. 28.666 there's to be a reorganization o f; mittee. I'. S. destroyers and twn dn- SHURFINE MILK ..... 3 Cans 35c I '* **Ukl 1956 , unless (1) it orders a nsw Plymouth, England. May 14 (X^rderous welcoming salute. Then In fixing bail—which was post - Army calls for drafting of the AEC'z New York operations' Adams had stroyer eacorta to Jnpaa oa a SAVE 4 0 ( —Hundreds of thousands of. Brit- the rest of the war vessels awuhr men in. July, an increase of 5,000 denounced thia election or (2) it ia defeated in ed promptly—the. Judge ordered office with some of Its functions; charge aa "false loan bnoio. Rysdo News Servtea Case of 48—$5.49. ‘ WITH VAlUABLf COUPONS IN ALL SIZES M£W/ Stew 37e ons lined England's south coast to- into position on either side of the over the monthly quotas since , SERAN WRAP * the House of Commons on a major Costello to remain In the southern February. . , . British Admiralty said the warships probably will SHURFINE issue. day to watch a formidable force Britannia for the majeativ pro (Conttaned on Page Two) be delivered la September. bf 28 British warship.* escortw o rt cession through the Channel. slaps 'arrest warrant on Russian (Contlnped e* Pag* Bight) 35c ’ TOMATO JU ICE ...... 2 Large Cans 49c USTUND or.TiN opwn - fisisi? Choppei Ham 63c Queen Eligabeth n home from her (CoaHaned oa Page Eight) • ship Beloostrov, halting her sched six-month tour of her Cdmmon From every southern English uled sailing ,to Leningrad briefly. YOUNG FACES LEOAt. TEST Pillsbuiy's BEST Belgium’s Socialist wealth. port excursion vessels and yachu Total value of all goods and Waahlagtna. May 16 Tha a CLAM services produced in nation «oa- legality at Robert R. Ynaag% THE GRAND NATIONAL FLOUR Crowd, Jammed the cliff top. ^ Z ‘.l'ront„v Passenger Berserk l^ax Physical Examinations move to win control nt the New HEAL'rarUL NATIVE FREE PARKING andId seacoast villages for a dU- . ^'^**'*1**‘’ tlaues to decUne reaching yearly CHOWDER Corned Regime Cuts Draft tant glimpse of the* stately pa aircraft whined, circled and dipped rata of about 358 billion dollars. %'ork Central Rnlirsad. ctaO- in salute. RHUBARB 2>/z to 3 Lb. Bunch 19c rade through the EngUsh Chan Following Aeciclent . . . Japanese wife of .American leagnd by the prenent------g- FREE CARRY OUT SAVE 10c WITH COUPONS 5 5k T'o Take All Day soldier is sentenced to aik yenra in Foster Graft, Doctor Says ment. enme np for oral atga- Bnisaels, Belgium. May 14 — nel. Those with binoculars could naeat before the taU Intnrstato Belgium's new Socialist-Liberal see the Royal Yacht Britannia, A report from the escort ships Ham(len, May 14 «» — Po- prison for killing her husband as healthful calorie saving SERVICE said Elizabeth and the Duke were he slept last Dec. 7. Oommerac CnmmlnainB (IOC) SAVE 20c WITH COUPONS 10 S1.G 16 oz. Cabinet decided today to reduce gleaming red and ^ i t e amid the lice said a Meriden man wient Honoli'lu. May 14 (X>)—Dr. For-Ji, Pinkerton aaid induction boards todny. * n a t iv e a s p a r a g u s ...... Bunch 35c this NATO nation's' draft period cluster of naval giants. up early. From the Britannia’s berserk after a spectacular auto ' Democrats override Republicnn support of' bill designed to speed real J. Pinkerton of Honolulu sa>-a end examlnera operating under from 21 to 18 months. Aboard the trim yacht were bridge the royal family watched mobile crash here last night, and lax physical examinations by "the same old archaic style of a OPEN UNTIL 8:30 The move means that 15,000 of Elizabeth, her nuaband, tha Duke the display Intently. They were punched a Sj^tator who tried to Interstate Commerce Commission PROTEST H-TESTS TO U. X. CARNATION MILK ...... 2 Cans 25c NEW 19S4 PILLSBURY GRAND NATIONAL particularly interested in the (ICC) action on requests by rail draft ’ boards are costing U. S. century ago” have coat "unesti- I'aited NnUnno. N. Y,. May Ifi DELRICH the country's 80,000 conscripts srtU of Edinburgh, and their children. pull several injured children out of taxpayers "untold millions of dol- mated millions of tax dollars in (db—A protent from anaan rool- Case of 48—$6.98. COOKBOOKS NOW ON SALE AT OUR STORE MARGARIHI bs released within two weeks. The Prince Charles and Prindeaq Anne. mighty Vanguard and trained a wrecked car and . insulted a roads and other carriers for higher glasses on thf batUeship as it rates . . , Several Democrat 'Sena lara” and are ‘‘making a nation of phoney compensation ifnaions” dents of the MnrahnU lalaata ta FRIDAY NICHTS total atrengtii of the Belgian' arm Charles and Anne had Joined the Roman Catholic priest giving the dUhoneat. grafting veterans.” for disablUties pre-dating m iU t^ tan Pacific agatant U\ Ik hydr^ 4 S & H GREEN SLOW BLINDED FOR ed forces, including career soldiera, tour at Tobruk. Libya, for the roared its aalute.- laat rites. tors say they are preparing new Pinkerion, a consultant pf the service. NATIVE ROSEBUD is about 145,000 men. A 5-year-old boy died in the poUUral ampannltlon to fire at tea boaab teats ta that araa was COOK BOOKS RICHIR FLAVOR final visiu to Malta arid Gibjral- 'The voyage around England's U. 9. Armed Services. iuMressed “Probably tha greataet evil ia reported ea ronta today $6 Itea I 25 c Both the Socialists and Liberals tar. sibuth coast: will take all diiv. The crash of two autos on the Wilbur Postm uter (general Suromerfleld. the 98th annual meeting 6f the the slapdash technique of exaroin- United Nattnw. RADISHES, bunch STAMPS SAVl had proasisad^e alaah in tha eda: Shortly after 8 m. the naval royal family ia expected to reach' Cross Parkway here: Two adults German Socialist party Hawafian Medical lAaaociation last ing tbe o.rdinary Inductee by. ask SFECtAL > IK . scription petfod during tha cam- armada, headed bg the huge bat the mouth tit the river TTiqmea to snd two children were critically in says Huneian ^ a rd s klDed 56 prla- night jured and two other adults and otML ing him, *Can you aoe? can you l i u r .UDIC WINS AT OOLP p a in bafora the April 11 geqpral tleship Vanguardi rendeavouaad morrow mofnlhg. Tho Britannia oBcrs wounded 180 other« dur He said , 'hia criUciama hear?' and then recording the re Waotetagtaa. May t4 (fit ^ NATIVE ‘ I PRJCE clec^iotM. which the Socialists «ith the BriUnnia. whi^ )iad c{iUd Were less seriously hurtr ing revolt last yanr in Have labor recommendations ha I been GIVEN WITH wtU - bring the Queen up the Patrolmim 'Edwapd Caahnaaa sults as normal," ha said. / I'.nn-cri/ -.4 scored.sterasig gains. a)»iit the night at anchor in St. stream to the Tower of London. ■ edmpa near Vorkuta in Siberia , .. parted \ Ihe Surgeon-General: •The first and gnatest ftlony The pabinet Actio* was the' first said he arrested James E.-Cooper,' Mtmbarn of GOP Renearefa Cbm- They warr baaed on a government- RARERIPES, bunch Austell Harbor on tbe Comtah Thousands of - Britons poured 24, of Meriden on charges of breach is committed by thbao who conduct f6M tkcJVKHAUea CASH SALES major move by SociqUat Promier coaaL mlttee: wUl naeet In WlBlnsnntle oponaored sun'ey last year of U. S. tha induction ph3mical examina : (Both 8 for 20c). ' I II MAAOMfUi fnlW V. into London to Join in the- tumul- of psaca» drunkenness, reNsting Wodneaday n^ht to atiettt opinions do tha 5 < f s u m e s ^ ' 'The Vinguard apd tbe fast military medical installations m tion when they fail to at^njratcly nfi wHte • \ ■ (iPwIteraN an Pago NtacA on wbqt . ahduM bo included in tSouOt Kdrea, Japan, the I%ilip- mlneUyar ApoIJo fired A thun- (CeatlnMfi an Pngo Ntae) (CoattaMfi oa Pagf Five) M* a t i ■ party's Iftfit ptatform. . pines, Oldaawa and Formosa; . , (CnaHaaad ea P aoa Mtem) , c f * i . j '' ' ' IT V ■<-
P A Q E T W 9 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1954 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, MAY* 14; 1954 \ PAGE THREE dared th# dacUlon had been Boya Collect Papers, John Craig Named ‘^Kindest Cat of A ir made to transfer such acUvUtes Attend Meeting* committee. The tables and ban WINDOW SHADES Concession Red Croaa Gets Funds Benefits Detroit Man AEG ^ilent t6 the Oak Ridge office which al Garden Oub Plans Annual Plant Sale quet hall were tastefully decorated Assn. President ways has been part of the pro PANSFIEID Guardsmen in colors of yellow and orchid. Engagement WASHAILE \ DRIVE-IN "Of Eastern Star Later in the evening light refresh • Five young boys in Green , Detroit, May 14 — Samuel duction chain. ments were s8Eved by Mrs. Elia By Molotov Manor, wanted to do something Wilson stabbsd Felix Ham He aald, however, that the New 'The\Th««f|e In The Bark i Gallant and her committee. BIG TOP COLUMIIA PYROXYUNI to help the Rod CJrosa. So, they ' The second annaal meeting of mett In the stomach and ac On Reports the Manchester Assn, for the Help York office atill would maintain JUWCTIOW l « » l - > i » R escu e 1 4 Temple Chapter No. 53. Order of Prentice-Schindler initiated their own project of tually did him a favor, police certain other functions, including ■ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Prentice, • 4 M Mad* to Order of Retarded Children was held last the Eastern Star, was hostess to THE SHOW OF SHOWS collecting old newspapers In reported. They explained ' Tt the handling of certain Industrial MOUT lUtT 35 New St., announce the engage 4 m w V WItk Four RoUera A t G eneva night at the Covenant Congrega this v/ay: Grand Worthy Matron Mrs: Pearl Attempts Break,, the neighborhood and sold tional Church. The main business Risk Named and university contracts and also F rom Surf ment of their daughter, Betty Ann. Presented By them. The $2 they received was of the evening was the election of T he pair argued and Wilson the Commission’s health and safe WMTERSSUUniAN: -V . W. Nellson of Branford and her as- to Allen R. Schindler, son of Mr. (Continued from Pnge One) turned over to the local Red slashed Hammett. Doctors at ty program, including radioactiv aoclate officers, Wednesday eve (flight hy Police and Mrs. Walter H. Schtndler of officers for the coming year. (Continued from Page One) (Continued from Pnge One) E. A. JOHNSON ,CroM Chapter today. Detroit's Receiving Hospital ity monitoring in connection with ning in the Masonic Temple. Over Sunrise Drive. Vernon. JohA A. Craig, 175 Summit St., Miss Picntice graduated from would be re-aoae(ntiIed. and Bldautt The boya are John Burt, 8, looked at the wound and dis being taken over by the Commis atomic tests. \ A 21-year-old Rockville man was THE FLORA B. JOHNSON PAINT GO. anawered thla^ by aaylng: was elected president, to succeed covered Wllsoii had laid bare freighter came swinging through 200 were in attendance from chap Manchester High School with the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank John R. McBlraevy v/Bo has Mrved sion’s office at Oak Ridge, Tenn. ters throughout the state. caught in the act of attempting €99 Main S t, Tei; MI-9-4501 "So far ad Viet Nam la con Burt of 70, Bretton Rd.; Tom Hammett'a appendix. the storm nnd mists. From then to break Into McRay’a Drive In class of 1651 and is employed at in that capacity since the organ The appendix was badly in ' Slated to go into effect on Jul.v until the lent was brought ashore A guest of the evening was Mrs. the Manchester Trust Co. cerned Frdhce believes it la up to Jacobson. 8, son of Mr. and Jean MacLsiughlin, a past • most on Center Street at 4;15 this thia conference to fix the llmila of ization was founded in May, 1952. fected, Doctors finislied the A UMVdSAl RUMUIKMl I the Coaat Guardsmen, helmeted In Mr. Schindler graduated from SCHOOL OF DANCING Mrs. Arthur Jacobson of 69 O aig wli: have as hie associate 1, the redrganlazUdn will "natur worthy grand matron from Glas morning, police reported today. the rd-assembly zones, it being Bretton Rd.; David ChuriUa, 7, appendectomy and the patient — PLUS rubber hatv nnd wearing high Rockville High School with the officers Ernest McWeil, vice presi ally lead to some people being let boots and slickers, turned the gow. Scotland, who is at present He is Elie Allan Savage", of 57 class of 1948 and la now employed understood that the commanders .son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. recovered. go and some being transferred,” dent; Mary M. Colpitts, secretary; windlass that brought the human visiting Mrs. Martha Smith of this PTospect St., R(ykville, who is oy the Southern New England Tel Bowers School, Friday, May 14,1954 chief on either side would be Chiirilla of 58 Bretton Rd.; Ruth SlWiavy, treasurer; Ethel Wilson didn’t teem to mind thft'Commission staffer said. town and is making her first visit being held In $1,000 bond'for his Ir iip New Streistli consulted. The commanders would Jerry Smith, 7. son .of Mr. and the 60-day Jail sentence, but TiKiwnsfmir ' J © ' cargo ashore. ephone Co. Makulis and John R. McElraevy, He said that hitherto, the New taiTMaTfsnl It was three miles north of the to the U, S. ■ Mrs. MacI..oughUn appearance in Town Court tomor No definite date has been set for be in charge of carrying out the Mrs. James E. Smith of 127 one and two year directors, respec said he was unhappy about York olce has directed operations was recognized. , She made a few row. 8:15 P.M. aii Eie^ It ^ Green Manor Rd., and Marshall quaint flahing village of Rodanthe the wedding. details of these re-assembllea." tively. having to pay Hammett'a $373 having to do with the refinement JENNIFER JONES remarks, stating that she had Police say that Sgt. Henry In his fourth question, the Brit D'Avanzo, 9, son of Mr. and medical bill. INTO that the ship hit land. For miles Mrr. McElreevy extended greet and processing of raw materials in north and sotith of thajk treacher heard a great deal about Connecti Gauruder,^ who was patrolihg the An ostrich can keep pace with Theiiaait Over^ ish* Foreign Minister raised the Mrs. Anthony D’Avanzo, 57 order to make them Into "feed I X a A R A I H E cut and expected much, but it far Green Manor Rd. ings on behalf, of her husband, who ous shore ships for centuries have area In a cruiser, spied Ssvage a fast horse. issue of what should be done about could not be Jfiresent due to illneta, materials" for use in actual atom RUBY BENTRY exceeded her expectations. using a screw driver in an attempt guerrillas, and Bidault replied! ...... ■ . TeoSaSHfi* struck and broken to pieces in and thanked all the members for ic production work..,. Also: ‘‘Devil’s Canyon” Mrs. Mary Smith, worthy ma to pry open a heavy screen that "France has proposed the dis atoims that rage nlong the Cape tron, presented to the grand offi their splendid cooperation in - the Saying that this work is actual A UWVtRSAL MURNATIONAl PtCTUK Hatteras promontory. covers the drive-in’s back door, armament of the irregulars. ^ In vision. Bidault replied to this; past and offered beat wishes and ly* a phase of production, he de- cers little crocheted Maybaskets Viet Nam the means of .carrying Extended Forecast The wooden-hulled vessel was Police say Savage tqld them he "Friihee has proposed interna congratulations to the new offi Starta 8aa., “ (iaallamra Prafar in colors of the points of the star, was on his way home from East out this disarmament ought/to be reported to have, left Philadelphia containing dainty handkerchiefs; tional control. She is ready to ex cers. lllnadra'’ Tark. plai "Klllart fram yesterday with a cargo of scrap Hartford when he decided to at decided with the conditions of re amine ail proposals which may be Prior to the business meeting a Boston, May 14 (ipi—The tem Opara” — Cktl4raa aadar It Praat and Mrs. Virginia Lewis. a.ss(Kiate assembly of the regular troops Kkow Slarla at Dsak Iron en route to Havana. The Ckiast mstron, in behalf of the-«hapter tempt the break. Savage, who said drafted concerning the composi delicious pot-luck supper was perature in (New England during Guard said It was o*//ned by Frank he was laid off from his Job two kept in mind.". tion of the (international) com- served. Mrr. John A. Craig headed the nexf^ five days, - 'Saturday presented to Mrs. Neilson. a dress Eden's fifth question raised the Cohen of Havana. pattern of Cheney velvet. She weeks sgo. told police he wanted miasiona and the means of con the supper committee. Beautiful through Wednesday, wUl average the money to go to Taboro. N. C., question of International super.- trol, If the principle of Interna bouq-jets of lilacs and tulips adorn 2 to 6 degrees above the seasonal MANC-HESTER also received,a corsage for wear during the evening and an arm his home town, to sec his' father tional control la accepted* there ed the tables and hall and gave a normal. Cool weather Saturday '(h o was involved in an accident might be In Viet Nam an appeal, festive air to the affair. will be followed by a rising trend Dfuve - 9*^ W ap p ing bouquet of mixed flowers. atop worrying about how ■1% vPAGE FOUR 1 . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1954 MANCHESTfiR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C0NN„ FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1954 rA G B F IV E married and become hou#*wlve*, Rev. Kennedy New on June 1, 1954, and our cuatom- State Seen Losing Megal said, "the majority are now eis are urged to take advantage in ^rin eat and Induatry in order to No Evidence Plan Informal Reception wnao—IBM Daily Radio ^IVUTHo-lilB Lower Rat^js of the summer mqpths ,to .make Skytvatch' Schedule obtain coat-of-living Income*. But Transcript Editor inatallations before the next heat B a a tm Tim# iv n c - ^ io M . Teachers on Pav the number not how teaching for ing season. Th* aubatantial sav whatever reaaon la more than the Acts Unethical For Gas Heat The Rev. John S. Kennedy, as B«turd#y, 5lay 15 For Two Retiring Teachers ings to house heating, customers Tb# (oUowtag prdfram aciiedulaa. New Haven, Conn.,’ May 14 fA5— number- 13,525—now teaching in $*> sociate editor of the Catholic Midnight- 2 a.m...... Dick Fro#ch. Gordon Pomeroy wilt make the cost of gas for heat } • ar# auppUad by th# radio manac#< WHAY—Nlte Walrh President Oarl J. Megel of the the public achoola of the State.” A new plan to open the way WTIC—Can You Top This Transcript since 1935. has been 2 a.m.-. 4 A.m...... Volunteers Needed Sodely of ArchitectA An Informal reception for twoi training teacher to the late Miqa ing competitive with other fuels." muta and ar# aubject to cluuig# WDR(>-That * Rich appointe editor aucceedin|p the late 4 a.m.- 0 a.m .'...... Leonard Rocko\v#ki, J. Leber American Federation of Teachers for "gas heating for all” waa an In commenting on the new plan, wubout notic#. WGTH— R ^ V *. Orioles m retiring teachers, Miaa Nellie Lull FJla Washburn, at that time in nounced today by N. B. Bertolette, Rt. Rev. Msg;r. James P. Timmins, 6 a.m/ 9 a.m. Volunteers Needed (AFX.) #ay# Connecticut ha# 16,000 ConRiders Complaint Bertolette said that this new rate «:•#- lt:se- and Miss Bertha Goodrich, will b e' charge of the kindergarten train president o f ’The Hartford Gas Co. WUAY—N«wa; Folka Hop WHAY-Nlte Watch it was announced .vesterday by the 9a.in- Noon ...... Roland Morin, Cyril Banka "teachers’’ who #r* not teaching held in the Lincoln School audi-. ia part of a long range plan to WTIC—Fibber, Molly Moat'Rev. Hertry J. O'Biien, arch TREAT'S TREES On. Crabtree’s Conduct ing department of New Britain .'"The benefits of autorqatic gas wuuc—Racord lUvu* WDRC-Tony Arden Nqdn- 3 p.m...... Volnnteera Needed torlum on Thursday, May 27, from develop economies for the benefit WKNB—Yaaker* vt. Detroit bishop of Hartford. beca'vM of what he calls low teach State Normal School in Manches heating already have a wide pub WGTH—Red Sox v*. Oriole* 6 p.m...... Volunteers Needed 7:30 to 9 p.m. The reception Is' of all customers through building WTIC—Sacaal>ic* Wtla ers’ pa.v and other hasards. JAPANESE YEWS The conduct o f ’Walter Crabtree, ter. 'The fire that destroyed the lic acceptance,” said 'BertoleUe, WDRC—Record Stiop. / U ;lk - He is the third editor in the his- op.m.- 8 p.m...... Volunteers Noeded open to the public and anyone who a larger volume o f gas use. WGTH—McCarthy Hearing / WHAY—Nile Watch SpMking last night at a dinner Jr., Weat Hartford architect. In main achool plaift,in 1913 brought "and this plan brings the oppor tor.v of the official Connecticut,, 8p.m.-10p.m...... Volunteers Needed. Bolton Evergreen Nurseries would like to wish the two guests "Like any other business,” he • :U - ■ WTIC—McCarthy-Army Hearing 10 p.m .-M idnight...... Joseph Marc in meeting of the f t t w Haven Fed the training program to a close. tunity to the thousands, of ' homes WHAY—Newt: Folka Hop / WDRC—McC'aiiny Hearing diocesan weekly. Nationally knovyh Bolton f>nter Rd.—Turn right the Keeney Street School matter of honor good luck is Invited t o , added, "your gas company must Volunteers may register at O vli Defense Headquarters. Municipal eration of Teasers, Local 933, She then took a regular kinder in the Greater Hartford and Man WCCC—Record Revue A WGTH—Red ^ x vs. Oriole* for his writing, book reviews, ra M#g#l said: ALL wo# discuosed iaat night by the attend. be conserved with maintaining IS garten school training position WKNB—YankMe ,v«. DelrolL U:*a- dio talks, and lectures, the^.^ev. Building, Jdancheater on Monday#, Wedneodayt, and Fridays from 1-5 up hill at S “ J” a Reataurant chester areas to consider gas for WTIC-Stelia Dallas ^ WH AY-Nlte Walcn ” Tt.ese 16,000 tesxhers either axecutive committee of the Con- Bom ' In Manchester, Miss LaiII from 1911 to 1915, and In 1915-10 and increasing its volume of sales. I Fr. Kenned.v la author of a Week- p.m. Civil Defrnse telephone number 9-9068. home heating at. a lower cost WDR&oReOurd Shop WTIC—McCarthy-Army Hearing quit teaching or failed to aUrt In nectlru'i Society o f Architect* attended Manchester schools ahd a kindergarten teaching 'position Such growth is required If the WGTH-McCarthy Hearing WDRC—Mcrarlh.v-Army Hearing I ly column, "Balancing the/Books," which compares favotably with the last 20 years after obtaining meeting In New Haven and a graduated from Manchester High which included half a day at the company is to remain in a healthy WGTH—Red &ix v*. Oriole* ! printed In Catholic nkWspapers other fuels. WHAY—News; Folks Hop U;«>— is provided. Judge Sidor ruled th* neceseary college education,” •pnke.*m*n for the committee .taid W’ashington School ahd half a da.v po.sitlon and serve the community I throughout the country-' School and New Britain Normal "A jiew and lower house heat- WCCC—Record Revue WHAY—Nile Aalch that condition has not come about. he said. You Pay today "there ha* been no evi School. She has been a teacher at at the Lincoln School. In 1916 she economically and efficiently. •S ' ' ■ WKNR-Yaidcees vs. Detrnit WTIC—McCarthy-Army Hearing in grate has been filed with the He received his education at Rubber Firm He advised parties to the dis He proposes getting them back dence »ubmltted to show that Mr. came all day to the Lincoln School k^lC—Wtddcr Brown WDRC—Music the Lincoln School for many years. Thiblic U tility Commission, and is ITORC^Reeardliiop WGt H—Red Sox V*. Orioles Hartford public sch^ls, St. Thom pute to agree to the installation of in ths clasarooms by Incrssslng > Crabtree ha# acted In *n unethical ahd taught there until 1932, when FOOTGEAR ITIOM tXIWI-S PASQUALE She is a member of the Center available 'fo r the' benefit of the WGTH—McCarthy Hearing U;M— as Semlnar.v, ^ sselin College a gate In the fence which was in teachers’ salaries from *500 to imanner with regard to. the Man- she transferred to the second Budapest, Hungary, May 14 (ffl «:U— WHAY—Nile Watch Wins Dispute PIZZA and GRINDER Congregational Church, the Man-. residents in our service ares. It WHAY—News; Folks Hop WTIC—3-Ring New* and the StUpician Seminary of the stalled by the machine company in *1.000 a year for every teacher. chbeter school.” cheater Teachers’ Assn, and the grade, which she has taughtXup — Communist Hungar.v's shoe in -1 Catholic Unive/sity of America. applies not only to new homea,” ^ ■ WCCC—Record Revue WDRC—New* 1951. While some of this number have SHOP At Tha report on the meeting wa* Connecticut State Teachers’ Assn. to the present time. dustry Is readying a new line of i V i WKNB—Yankees vs. Detroit WGTH—New* He was ordaiped in 1935. A right of way dispute between Bertolette said, "but also, to every A tty John D. LaBelle represent 500 Center S t Tel. MI-9-8267 mleasrti by - Walter It. Furey of Mias Goodrich was born in New She lived at Teachers Hall until ladies’ footwear, made of the skins | WTIC—Wpinan in House U:II— the Carlyle-Johnson Machine Co., existing home, moat of which may WDRC—Rceord Shop WHAY—Nile Watch ed the Spencer Rubber Products Thompsonville. .sect etary of the So Britain and spent her early child that was demolished and then in of chicken legs snd turke.vs. An : WGTH—Mccirthy Hearing WTIC—World New*. ,52 Main St., and the Spencer Rub Co. Th* Hartford law firm of [ J twiuM6 or siivici ciety. ’The'committee.will continue 1938 *he moved her family to' be easily changed to an automatic announcement in the Budapest 1 •tit— WDRC—Radio Almanac We Specialize In hood in Berlin, attending a private gag installation In present heating ber Products Co. at the rear of 52 Day, Berry, and Howard repre A L L R IN D 8 to receive bVjden’Ce and to review town, living at 25 RuascII St., un j newspaper Magyar Nemzet said ' * .'"A-,,- WHAY—Western Caravan WGTH—Sport* NeW/¥ork Police Main St., has been settled in favor • Pizza • Grinders It. 8-hool there. She attended a New til the death of her parenta. She equipment. ..WCCC—Record Revue 11 ;M - sented the machine company, Britain elementary school, Lewis 1 the footgear from fowls has ’’an ' • " r - ■ ‘■V.e WKNB—New*; Sports. ■ WHAY—Nit* Watch of the riibbT firm by Court of a Spaghetti • Ravioli Receive' C*mpl#int now make* her home with Miss "A s part of this program, a High 8(chool In Southington, and I amazing resemblance" to the croc -,Vw ■ w n c —Just Plata BIU ‘ WTIC—Starlight Serenade Common Pleas Judge Walter J. BIBLIOPHILES TO MEET The diaeiiRsinn o f Crabtree’s role Madeline Brown and Mrs. Ann purcha.se plan for equipment is WDRC—News WDRC—Night Owl Find Missing Girl SIGNS Italian Sauce To Take Out trained as a kindergarten te0c,her odile and lizard skins already WGTH—Jack Downey ll:4S— ridor. ^ the local *chonI question grew Unsworth at 717 Center St. available, throiigh all regular widely used for such purpose. ED'S SIGN CO. ■'out of a letter of complaint sub at New Britain State Norihal She is a member of the Berlin hfsting dealers, as well as the WHAY-Nlta Watch SIdor has issued a permanent in Hartford. May 14 (A^^More Open 9 A. M, to 1 A. M. * 'U h a y —Western Carayaa WTIC—Starlight Serenade / New York, May 14 (/F\ — A 17- mitted by Mr*. William Minnick School. She tailght one year at the- Chapter. DAR, Center Congrega -\ junction restraining Carlyle-John than 100 bVoliographers, book col Hartford Gas.Co. on very liberal Japan's Inland Sea has about WCCC—Record Revue WDRC-NIght Owi I .vear-old girl who left her home MlfehaR 34248 Daily of 2.’'i0 Wet,herell St., one of the State Normal School and then tional Church, Manchester Educa terms up to five years. WKNB—Baseball Request Matinee son from fencing off Chapel Street, lectors and lilirarians are expected 3,000 Islands if the islets and jut .hi'#** WTIC—Front------Pagi - e itr e U In Connecticut almost three weeks here Saturday to attend the an leader* in the fight againet the came to Manchester In the fall of tion Assn., and local, state and "The new fate goes ihto effect ting rocks sre counted. WDRC—Record Shop Bgo ws.s picked up by police in a principal entrance and exit for TO SAVE nual meeting of the bibliographi Bower* bloc on the Keeney Street 1911 as a.*sistant kindergarten natibqal educational aasocialiona. 3TK—Jack Downey Grand Central Terminal early to Spencer; School question and. iinfil Tues It State CAP Makc^ cal Society of America at Trinity day to await the arrival of her The dispute arose over terms of day, pre.sidenl of the Keeney School WHAY-Hall ot Records College, of New Haven, who was trying to exhibit* and performances. 'These WCCC—Record Revue parents. the deed by which the rubber com Parent-Teachers As.sn., according remove the injured children from vill range from a demonstration WPtB-Baeeball Request Matinee Newsman l^ajor The girl, Theresa Murphy, of pany bought its property from to Furey. WTiC—Dorenso Jones the smashed station wagon. Vitale of trip camping to a rhythm band, WDRC—Memory Lane 41 Olga Ave., Windsor, Conn., was Carlyle-Johnson. The deed speci YOUR FURS Furey said the letter wa* sent tb was . cut up in the scuffle, police pottery making and weaving, a WCTM—WUd Bill HIckok traced to the terminal through a fied that the right to use Chapel American Institute of .Architects. New Haven, 'May / H i/P)—The said. . puppet show, flag ceremony and X t e n a / t d . telegram sent to Connecticut by Street would be discontinued when ••oaiu-to'’' .ut Since " Crabtree is not a member WRAY—Halt o( Records promotion of Louis/G. Black, of Here's What We Do Cashm.an said he had to lock craft work. Some troops will per WCCC—Record Revue New Haven, from cdptaln to major a traveling companion) Chapel Street is accepted by the of that group, the letter ws.s C p S8/ftinin ft. Cooper in a patrol car. form folk dances, sing, and pre WKNBr-Baaeball Request Matinee In th» Connectlcv»t wing, Civil A ir On May 2. Connecticut State town or aqme other town accew For Only $3. turned over to the Connecticut So WTIC—Fays to Marry ciety of ArchltecL*. State police had said Cooper was sent plays in a central area. Ex , . 5IANCHE8TP.R WDRC—Meaey, Tilton Patrol, wa.* aphounreU today by Police messaged authorities here charged with assault. Hamden po Met with Bowem hibits will be arranged around the WGTH-Wild BUI Hiekok Colonel Robeft A. Froat, com to be on the lookout for the Mur lice said there, would be no as SHOES FOR: MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN 1. Burton's will replace An unofficial soured reported outside of the huge hall. WHAY—New* mander. / phy giri and Frances Lupo, 20, of sault charge until the matter was WCCC—Good Evening. Good Music Major Black is assistant wing 29 Melrose St., Hartford. Conn. loops and buttons. that Crabtree told the executive discussed with the town prosecutor. Anyone interested may walk in BE SURE ^ ...WITH WKNB—Baseball Request Matinee public Information officer of this Mlaa Lupo, the meaaage aald, nl I V committee, Sherwood, Bowers, at an.v time, and wander around w n c —Mews leader of the group which wants WDRC—New* auxiliary of the United States Air had left home on April 26, the FOOD SALE 2. Burton's will store at will, viewing the exhibits or WGTH—News Force,/# post he has served since same day the Murphy girl disap COLORTREAD new plans for tlje school, made Girl Scouts Hoid watching the demonstrations. The • :U - 1952./ peared. In a note which she left '!l your fur coat in our ^ an appointment with him and overall picture will give an Idea WHAY—Sports SpoUlgbt m is a veteran newspaperman, Satunlay, May 15 a Me sesh d sw .lst psysiisS H«*. spoke to him on or about Jan, 8. of some of the things which the WCCC—Good Evening. Good Music behind. Miss Lupo was reported to own air-conditioned Armory Jamboree Pell^P(arrot WKNB—Beseball Request Mstinee aijd last April 15 ob.served his 20th have said that ah# and the Mur a S yss. •* pmt . . . k s f I* **•*! RUBBER-BASE Crabtree told the committee he over .10 Girl .Scout and Brownie WTIC-Btrletly BporU year as an editor wtth the Con phy girl were headed for New a Cheise *A 9# t*vl*s t sise* vaults. Informed Bowers he did not want troops in Manchester do at their WDRC—Jack Teunea necticut Bureau o f tlie Associated At J. W. HALE’S to get Involved in the school plan Guid#. r Rif* Shoes WGTH—Fattcreon York. _ ^tCONCRETE PAINT Parents and friends and other meetings throughout the .year. «:r* Press at New Haven, He em A second message from Con 3. Burton's will refresh ning as long a.<< another architect interested people are invited to The project has been planned For Boys and Girls. WHAY—Supper Sereaade barked on his newspaper career necticut police, which arrived here 10 A. M. was engaged for the project, the attend the "Girl Scouts Together” and carried out by the members of WCCC—Good Evening Good MusiHusld with the Hartford Courant." His en your fur coat. anurce reported. WKNB—Baeebell Request MathM m * last night, stated that Miss Lupo ATUNTIC CUST W program to be held at the State the Junior Planning Board, girl WTIC—EmUt Cote next assignment was with the had telephoned her parenta for Sponsored by Keeney Street laai Biswell Maid— , C— . Crabtree said he did discu** Armory tomorrow afternoon from representatives from each Inter- WDRC—Guy Lombards New York Times, and later he re 4. Burton's will insure with Bowers the Beacon Falls 2 to 4:45 p.m. There Is no admis I .edlate and Senior troop, and by TRU.GUIUE WGTH-T—Bill Stem money to return home. She asked School P. T. A. Don Ryan, 51 Oakdale Ave.' turned to Connecticut to accept a that a money order be sent to the Wethersfield your fur coat. School which he had planned. The sion charge. the Program Committee of the post with the , Associated Press. Combiaatien of ettra- WHAY—Supocr SerenAdc/ Western Union Office in the ter Phone Htfd. JA-*-48Sa matter was left open for addition 'The program Will include demon Manchester\ Girl Scout Council, lo«f eeanters and WCCC—Good Evening r \ Music Major Black received his pre minal. al evidence, the aource reported. strations by various troops, Miss Evaline Pentland chairman. 'Tru-Guidt heels, WKNB—NaUonal Guar liminary education in Hartford's 5. Burton's will check w n c —Three Star f In another matter concerning «rhieh extend farther gr*jnmar and high schools. He '■...... forward than ordinary WDRC-;4j0ira]l Then SALES TAX TARE HIKED for needed repairs. the school, A ttj’. John R. G. Rott- WGTH—Dinner Dab graduated from New York Uni hooli, five* velusbl* ner said totlay he had not dls- foot support. Good WHAY-Bupper ^jransds versity with honers, and was cus.sed with the committee in year welt. Ideally awarded a fellowship which en Hartford. May 14 State 5. Burton's will call for WCCC-Goon___ Et ening Good Music sales tax collections totaled *12.- volved whether to file a petition auited to Ortho WKNB—Eve Serenade titled him to travel in principal your coat. for enactment for an ordinance Beautiful pedic adjuitmenta, WTIC—Ross European cities. 545,538 divrlng the flrst three when pretcribed. \ WDRC—Ten Ernie months of 1954. Commi.ssioner W il which would force Martin to pro WGTH—r Lewis ceed with building the school un liam F. Connelly has reported to $ I 00 ot insurance Upper Beraaada Gov. Lodge. Ccllec Tons for the Mi4t «itk rihkir ti withttiii niittiri, iiapiis*. aii alkaliii. der existing plan.*. WCCC^Good Evening Good Music Pedigreed Teacher same peri^ of 1953, Connelly re included. -BveMiW Berenadc TraMfim yair cillar iiU a kia itiiil playraan. Easy ti i $l Rosa Miller called. totaled *8,^1,345, at that Passenger Berserk 3 Bedroom Ranch Home ^ ^ -Beulah t'me the sales tax V'a^ two instead CALL Mitchell STR-J. Vandercook Seen Possible Reil of the present three percent. Thraa /ovafy colors Q Q ('wtAYl I onuN 498 PARKER STREET WHAY—supper Serenade 3-5177 Following Aeci A- I • . - I \ • V' ■f PAGE lEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN*. FRIDAY. MAY 14, 1954 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, MAY.14, 1954 “ ------'----- ■ ------’■Z------' ' " '46^ .------^------PAGE e l e v e n Clarence Cuate'r of Andover; third, son, Miss Carrie Spafard, Thomas wood Circle; William and-laabal Coventry Clayton Lemire of Willlmantic. School Faculty F. Kelley, Miss IsalMl Regan. lowing Itinerary; the trip will take grabbM up their son. Jaclr. 3, and ed to the new citizens by Judge Specials,. C3tarles Jacobsen of. Dwight Perry, Gilbert Huiit, Miss Rockville-Vernon three hoOi's, taking route 32 from' Q d) Di*ivf?r Goes stood by the crib of their baby, Seven from Thwii Joseph Smith. Gregaon. Eire. 21 Edgerton 8 t.; Ellen M. Greenough, Germany, 9 Stafford Spring, Mrs. Shirley Julia Caae and retired Vice Princi Stafford to Palmer, Mass., route Sandra, two months. Scarpello of this town and Mre. Honors Teachers 181' to Belchertovvn, Mass., roUte Local reaidenU who took this Hazel SL pal Miss Elizabeth Olson. 'The Beserk with Gun Becom e (]itizei|s oath of allegiance and their former' Eighth Grade Class Ready .Maude Custer of Andover. There guests of honor alap spoke briefly. 202 to Rindge. N. H. will be . another card party here Boy Scout Camporee S^t The S-H group should take a countries are listed below: Eliza t h e bootleooeim * Three prominent and long time Gifts of a handbag to Miss beth M. D. Gladden. Czechoslo Wednesday, same time. picnic . lunch 'and slop at Otter San Francisco. May 14 (.P)—An Washington PTA r e v e n g e : members of Ihe local high school Smith, and Wallets to Mr. Clarke Among the 74 persons Who be vakia. 40 McCatMi .S t.f Erika Asheville. N. C. i/Pi Two men To Take Educational Trip ' Coming Events River State Forest picnic area unemployed cab driver today faced came American citizens this staff were feted at a dinner given and Mr. Wigren. each of the YOUR OLD REFRIGERATOR For Box Mountain Region Ju.st before the New Hampshire Krempasky, Czechoslovakia, 5 charged with setting forest Urea Mrs. Earle W. Rose, chairman Has Final Meeting b.v the faculty last evening at the purses containing a *100 bill, were stale line.. The picpic area is on an. assault-w1th-intent-to-murder morning In U. S. District Court Franklin St., Ida. I. Patelll. Cana told authorities the.v were angry of Ihe Garden Club plant and food presented by their co-workers. were several local residenLs. The Coventry, May !♦ (Special)—- have a .social meeting Tuesday at Manchester Country Club. Guests the right hand aide of the road. change after, police said. h e .. .fired da, 201 Eldrtdge St..; Ingelwrg H. at revenue agenU raiding sUIlz in sale tomorrow st the Booth-Di j Rockville, May 14 (Special) — ; oath of allegiance was admini.ster- DellaFera, .Germany, 142 Lake- About 70 of the 76 grade eight 8 p.m. in the Nathan Hale Com mock Memorial Library w'il* be of honor were Miss Helen Smith: IS WORTH MORE, IF IT QUALIFIES* chester about 9:30 p. m. Some Further information ma.v hi- two anbts at his wife, battled po The final ibeeting of the season the area. - * / ■* , .30 members of. the Scout troop pupUa will leave early Wednesday; munity Center. Hostesses will be assisted by Miss Mar.v Bourn, Mrs. head of the Home Economics ELECTION JULY 11 i The Highland District, Boy Scouts secured from Mrs. Frank Nicder- lice 40 muiutes before yielding to of the Washington Parent-Teacher morning from the Robertson Mrs. Eugene W. Conner, Mrs. Paul Raymond B. Bennett and Mi-s. Dept., and teacher-coaches Wil of America, will hold its annual will, make the trip, accompanied '.vgrfei, tear gas fumes, then tried suicide by leaders R. Parker, E. Knight. Assn, will be held 'Tuesda.v eve School for a two-day educational Anthony, Mis. Richard Jodry^ Dwight F. Gordon on- the general fred J. Clarke and Charles L. Wig- Asuncion. Paraguay, May 14 (A*i 1 esmporee this 'weekend at Box Mis* Baker Sailing Tmlay in Jail. trip' to New York. Cliaperoning There will be a panel discussion on — Paraguay will hold elections to TOWARD A NEW tJ. Wohllebe, L. Biitler. J. Bryan. Miss Julia Baker of Talcott One policeman was wounded and ning, May 18, at 8 o'clock In the committee. den, all of Whom arc retiring after ' Mountain. The entrance Is from the group will be six members of child care. The Toliand Coi;nty 4-H Dress the present school year. Seventy select a new president July 11. He G. Schultz, J. Little, H. Benton, Ave.. Bi^ Mi.SjS Jean Blair of Man three were sickened by gas fumes. school annex. the faculty, Principal Royal O. F'nnd Sale Planned Revue will be tomorrow at 8 p.m. dinner guests were present. will succeed Federico Chaves, who Tunnel Road near the old Johnson G. Wijhilebe, and M. Waltz. chester ^ r c sailing today on the Sally La.ssiter. 23, told police her Preceding the installation o f Fisher, William J. Mui-phy, Ed- The Boy Scouts Troop 57 will in the Robertsoii School with Judg Tables and. mantelpiece had WHS overthrown by kn Army re I farm. The ,bqys will assemble b«- Open Shoot Slated .‘IS United States for England. Fol terror-filled hour started 'yester officers. Mrs. McCann's sixth woird Voile, Mrs. Lottie Roy, Mrs. .have their food sale tomorrow ing of garments during the day. been attractively decorated with volt last week. I tween 1:40 and 2 p.m. and » i that The American Legion Skeet lowing K few days In England they day .when Charle.s Lassiter, 25. graders will sing. The Washing Eva Klngsburw Mrs. Andrew from 10 a. m. at Ihe South Coven The Mr. and Mrs. (Zlub will have spring flowers, arranged by Miss KELVINATOR at LaFlamm^ j time will mar^fi to the camp sites. Club will hold an Open Shoot Sun will go by train to Scotland for a showed up in a drunken rage. He ton-South Child Study Group will' Liebman, Jr., Mrs. Lawrence C. try Firehouse. In addition to a social tomorrow after the 8 p.m. Jiilia Case. The menu consisted of TO HELP ‘’ORPHANS" ( Out-of-town Judges will inspect day at 10 a.m. There will be two six weeks stay. com plaint he'd lost $106 gam also present "The Case of the Latimer. Mrs. O r l Schwagcr. Mrs. home-made doughnuts and coffee, bvsiness meeting at the Ohurcli fruit cup, roast beef, mashed po I the ho” s for appearance, equip- events, one for individuals, and Beriimi's New Citizen bling but she pre.svimed he'd’ spent Missing Handshake," a "whodunit" Theodore W. Moberg. there will be home-iViade candy Community House. ^ tatoes, peas, chef's, salad, rolls, Albuquerque Animal Shelter "to f ment and the method in which the the second for a two-man team. Mrs. Ebbs Levin,' 1 Ellington It drinking. ’ ” for parents. The group will leave at 5;,10 available. A ticket at no charge coffee, spumoni and cake. buquerque Girl Scout Troop 11 has I equipment if- rarrted. President Howard Isch said that Ave.. is among some 74 person.s Sally related: Refreshments .will be served by WITH GRANTS EASY PRICES a.m. by local school bus for the will be given, with purchases of .Mam-hesler Evening Herald Cov Principal EiJson M.,Bailey acted sent a check for five dollars to the ' After the Scouts reach their des- the NSSA rules will govern this who became citizer.s this morning I-assiter got a .32 caliber re Mrs. Ssnto L.enne snd her commit one dollar or more, on a General entry'rorrrspondrnt, Mrs. Oiarles as toastmaster. Other speakers Aubuquerque Animal Shelter "to , llnsllon they will set i«p camp.' shoot, with entries closing at 12:30 in U. S. DiMrict Court in Hart volver and several boxes of shells tee in the tiafeteria following the OUR BASEMENT Hartford Railroad Station and meeting. , return Friday night at this station Electric automatic steam and dry L- little, telephone Pilgrim 2..-62SI. were Superintendent Arthur 11- help some of the orphan dogs snd I 1'hey will be Judged many times p.m., or when the first squad ford. Judge Joseph Smith ad and said he was "giiing downtown r ■ iron. ling, Vice Principal Chester Robin CHtS.” 4 during their 24-hour jaxcurslon. starts shooting Its third field, ministered the oath of allegiance and kill those gamblers." All parents and teachers fre at about 10:40 p.m. The school bus urged to attend this final meeting I GARDEN SHOP Four leaders of the troop are ICC BACKS McGINMS ' Saturday night the traditional whichever, is the earlier, Lunch to Mrs. Levin. Then, apparently in pure rage, will meet the train in Hartford.' '■ ramp fire will be held. Oh Sunday he fi^cd one shot out a Window of the sea.son. The executive board Parents., are requested to meet taking a Seputleader basic train will be availahlc at the fieifl. ing course over the .weekend at Washington. May 14 (^i ■ The I the Catholic boy.a will attend Ms.ss The Legion Skeet Club is located Talcottville Items are now ban- I and another into a wall. is reminded to meet at 7:15 be their children at stops at Cedar I at a nearby church and the Prot- His wife ran into the bedroom. fore the regpilar meeting. s p e c ia l s Swamp ftoad and the Second Church Cabins, Storrs. „They in Interstate Commerce Commission, Just west of the American Legion died through the Manchester Eve- | 3DAVSO«/LYISAVE20% ! clude: C. Leo Landry, Scoutmas stating that good cau.se has been I estant hoya will have a service at Home on West Street. Those ap , ning Herald lloekvllle bureau lo-' Congregational Church about 11:30 6o outside and look 1 the camp. ter; David Fraser, assistant Scout shown, has allowed the New’ I proaching on the Wilbur Cross eated at One Market St., telephone i p.m. and at-the Cove Restaurant j The camp will break up at about Highway should turn no.rth on 1 ROSEBUSHES atop and at 11:45 p.m. Copies of master; Charles E. Farrington, Haven Railroad to withdraw ita j RiM'kville .VS 1.16. troop committeeman and Lucius petition for an increa.se in cam- { 2 p.m. Sunday at wlaich time the Route 83, and follow this route for Reg. 1.19 val- regulations and the itinerary will ^ atyourhouse Hward.a will be presented. Although two miles, at which point signs ■j lie. Jumbo bo sent home for parent permis A. Tettinglll, Jr. troop Junior muter fares. President Patrick B. ' Inheritance is the cau.se of about leader. McGinnla had previously an n J adult leaders will be at the head- will direct participants to ..the j half the blindness in the United ^ hiiahe*., Thrve sion aignatures. AL I'nll Racks Candidate nounced the railroad'a intention of I (piartcrs at Iheoanip, the boys will' Skeet field. Skeet enthusiasts from i States says the Better Vision Insti- PRIVATE PAPER ; are ..aome of ' TTie ^itinerary follows: Leave withdrawing the petition until I he on their own, iitcl'.'ding the Massachusetts. Rhode Island. New ' tute. . * the molt mag- school 5:30 a.mi, stops at Gove. The Fourth District American RIGHT NOI/! Legion Auxiliary recently en after he had talked with munici I pieparatinn of thelc oW'n meals ITork and New Jerse.r are expect nlflrent hiiah- Second Congregational Church, pal officiala and the public. ' out-hf-door.a. ed to take part in this registered eo ever re Cedar Swamp* Road, l/iave Hart dorsed Helen Wood, of Moosup, as Meniorial Day Plans ceived. president of the district' u^lit. shoot, COLLECTION ford at 7:02 a.m. by New York, I Through the combined efforts of To Present Operetta BY GEORC.K Mc.MULLlN * New Haven and Hartford train. Nominations for other offices fol T-MAN TO GIVE ADDRESS low: vice president, Frances Jemi- I Ills ^^Amorican I.a*gion. the VFW The operetta. "Lazy Town," will 704 PARKER STREET— NO PHONE Arrive 9:25 a.m. at Grand Central, I snd *he Soiv> of linlon Veterans. ola of Somers; chaplain. Mildred . New London, May 14 i/Pt Brig. be presented at the Sykes Audifo- FRUIT TREES check In at Hotel Chesterfield on C. Judats of this towm; historian. K M 'r ; Ihe Memorial Day exercises 'will rium Thursday by pupils of the 49th Street, to Empire oState Gen. Elbert P. Tuttle, general i he held this year May 30 at 2:30 EMERGENCY n o r t h e a s t s e c t io n Plant now for Edna Simeneau of Danielson. counsel of the U. S. Treasury De Ea'sT School, under the direction beauty and Building, hmch at automat arovmd Other officers are appointive. ■ p.m. of Mrs. Eleanor Rogerson and the OIL 8URNER comer; afternoon, short visit at partment. will deliver the com I Oharlhs Kellem will reail Logan's MONDAY, MAY 17 e C O n o m y. Nominations will be open at the mencement address Ma.v 28 when East .School faculty. SERVICE Chooae your shopping center, to Bronx Zoo. i Orders and John A*h0 will give the The students having the princi 5:30 a.m. at Hotel Chesterfield, 6 June 13 meeting, after which vot the U. S. Coast Guard Academy W HtiriTM eosT ' Gettysburg Address. Both boys are favorite fruit. ing wilLfollow. The district recent here commissions 90 cadets as of- pal roles include: Marilyn Swain, Reg. prira 98r p.m. dinner at Longley Restaurant , members of the Junior Class at the Virginia Yaskulka, Gretchen CALL 7 p.m. at Radio City Music Hall ly gave $25 to the department re flcer.s. The cadets also will receive I High School., habilitation fund to purchase sum Spicinian. Patricia Little. Patricia across street from restaurant Bachelor of Science deffrees In Held Annual Church MeeMng Olender. Charlene Steppe, Jewell mer roberf for hospitalized veter engineering. The annual meeting of the Bap- M G 9.4548 for evening show •'Ebcecutive ans at Rocky Hill. This money was Neri. Hanvood West. Frank Burk- SPECIAL! Suite" and Rockettes. I tint Church was held last ni'ght hardt. .Yame.s Marcham, William taken from funds raised from the Now is the time to protect with a supper served by the WILLIAMS Thursday, leave Battery 9 a.m. sale of magazine subscriptions la-e, Janet Pollio, Patricia Schort- No.1 RoNbinliN after breakfast at the cafeteria for your house against every Women's Socletv or the church. mann. Claudia Keish, Barbara conducted in the district. The .' howing of t\ie film, "And Now OIL SERVICE AMESiTE DRIVES d e l u x e a l u m in u m Reg. 79r. A -I. Statue of Liberty, return Battery Kav, Donald Jonas, grade buahes. 10:40 a.m. to United Nations Build Harveetera To .Meet ASHES - RUBBISH thing the weather can think I See," concluded the program i Garry Vincent and Donald The Good Harvesters 4-H Gar fSAIJXIN which foIlmVed the business se-s- Tremendoua ing; afternoon, Museum Natural of... with the kind o f paint (4 Gallons nc more) Skewe.s. pupils of Ann Marley, will No Money Down * 36 Months to Pay aavittga. History and Hayden's Planetariunij den Club will meet Wednesday at REMOVEB sion. - ■ ! dance during the program, 7:30 p. m. at the home of Donald that haa what it takee. That’a SWP . , . WeafAer- School Gets Stale Grant YACHT CHAIR dinner Longley Restaurant, fjcavc Also Tojp Soil I^or Sale j Plant Sale Planned Gehring. Keeping of record books Franklin R. Welle.s. who served Paving • Driveways • Parking .\reas 8 p.m, from Grand Central Station will be discussed. tOtd to talk back to the weather! : Vemon Grftn;,c i.s .sponsoring a ■t for Hartford, arriving about 10:40 CALL MI-3-7644 s.H chairman of the Building Com- I plant s.nie and A met i( an smorgns- 5 .9 8 EVERGREENS ■!4et-Back Notes millep for the addition built at Lightweighr, easy-fold. Reg. •8e Nor- p.m. Paint now with SWP . . ; have the beat-looking I iHitd today. Tlic .sale will .start at w a y Kpnicr. School Belongs To Town ■The Legion Auxiliary will be in NOW the Vernon Klementary .‘School, 4:30 p. m. at lire Grange Hall in Manchester New construction features charge of the set-pack party today house in your neighborhood. lias received word that the town Juniper, SIM- First Selectman Goodwin W. I Vernon (’enter and at 6:30 the embossed am i*. ,,»|[y>oler, rtra. w Jacobson said Thursday the Pond at 8 p.m. in the American Legion rORM KRI-T |9.3 na.s ticen granted *54,903.51 by the j ladles of tiie Or.ange will serve tlie 9 9 Hill School belongs to the Town Home. The committee in charge LET US FILL YOUR State School Buliding C'omml.s.xlon i Smoi pasbord. There will also lie a more comfortable. Water- and would not revert to Mrs. Wil will include Mr.**. Edward S. Franz, toward the con.stniction work. The I .sale of fancy cakes and home Manchester WollpoRer Mllchell 9-5224 resistant duck covering. liam Fortune, as announced by the Mrs. Elizabeth Rychling and Mr». W . HARRY CO. Rich, Fertile mit.s. Tlipy will leave Manches ' Seven new members added to ter by train arriving in Boston ,We Save Vmi Mone.v company membership include: John at noon. Low Cost 2nd .MortRage • S P E C IA L • F. (hiappclle, Andrew J. Buckley. A bus will take the Scouts on IS ” R ..I-I ~s- Robert Frankland, Peter Ogleby, a tour of Bo.ston, including visits LOANS , FILL YOUR TANK FOR THE WEEK N Ernest E. Main. Raymond Belli- to the Olcl North Clu'ircli, Navy' n o b r o k e r a g e f e e s — veau, William Schieldge. LOAM yard. Paul Revere house. Bunker Delivered from Ogden’s Corner, z ' / T We Offer Rig Savings Manager C. Leo Landry inform Rockville, to .Manchester *2.55 Hill, Harvard Gla.ss Flowers Mu ed company members that the s o f t - j You Will Find It A Happy Habit seum, Longfellow House, the Map- CHARLES HERSHMAN C AL S O / hall league season will open Tues-1 yd. Delivered in Rockville *2.00 ‘ parium. World in Glass snd the CALSO POWE day. The schedule of games will yd. *1.35 yd. loaded and truck Public Gardena. . MORTGAGE CO. HIGH TEST HIGH TEST SUPREME not be available until tonight he yourself. — Making Regular Deposits In Your Vollowing a dinner Ihe grotip PHONE CH-6-6863 Bald. { Will return home arriving in Man Social Meeting Se( | Coll Owner JA>8*0271 Manchester Trust Savings Account MOWER The Young Mothers Club w'i.11 | 20 « MANCHESTER TRUST 1941 1941 * 7 7 SIDE BY SIDE- » a '52 CHEVROLET $1198 FORD CHRYSLER • Duif-ttalad boll baoring real action • 1.1-H.F. Brigga 8 Stratton Motor * STATION WAGON ’51 FORD Formal Sedan KEMP’S 24 Styles and Finishes $898 • Clutch-throttia controls on, hondla '47 motor. 5 new tires. INC. . What a terrific, value ! Rigid FLRM TLRE in ’49 MERCURY $598 $ 7 5 * 1 AND MUSIC $ 9 9 metal construction with 5 pre 763 .MAIN ST. cision ground tteel blades, ad-, 5II-3-5680 The World’s Finest Spinets ’50 NASH $575 1949 ju.stable cutting height Va"-2]kS'’ . P latltlaw rf PaS*tvay 1941 PACKARD NO MONEY DOWN— USE CREDIT ■■ I MANCHESTER, yCONN. ' i . ■■ OLDS ’49 PONTIAC $645 Sedan flub Coiilie Motor overhauled. Special Weekend Sale May 14, 15, I6th ’50 FpRD $745 $ 8 9 HEAVY FIELD GROWN ’51 G.M.C. PANEL $598 $ 6 7 5 SEE SAVE 2 0 % FLOWERING SHRUBS NOW OUR DISPLAY ’51 BUICK $1288 WHILE THEY 3 Days Only! LAST $14.95 Your choice of following varieties: rO R .H E R LT’ *249? GENERAL ‘ ’EVERGLAZE 36“ TERRY CLOTH TAKE YOUR CHOICE 1952 FORD FOG LIGHTS (L o w e r in g QUINCE p in k honeysuckle $ 1 9 9 ELECTRIC RIQ. 1.19 YARP 'TRADE IN ALLOWANCE >^P0 In makes, you have .vour choice of Baldwin's Acrosonic, Everett, Hardtop. Radio, heater, Fnrdoinalle. EMBOSSED SPRINC - SPRING CLEANING z DOUBLE MOCK ORANGE SWEET MOCK ORANGE Janssen and Cable-Nelson. In styles, you may select from Colo nial,. Traditional. Regency. Ixmis XV. French Provincial French RANGES rd.97< ^ $ 5 Pair NEW MODEL DRY CLEANING SPIREA (BRIDALWREATH) PINK SPIREA Empire. Hepplewhlte. Victorian. Sheraton and Modem. In finish STOVES COTTONS For beach loweli and ae- es, you have your pick of dark mahogfan.v, blonde mahogany, $1488 cettorieil. SoU4i, fancy hi.sk off the slip covers! MODEL' NHC—CpId-Cle.r-to-the-Floor In a full ‘7’ ! Kelvinator full-length design cherry, walnut, maple, limed oak and eboffized. And prices range REFRIGERATORS in prinls and plains EUROPEAN CRANBERRYBUSH « CORALBERRY offers » big 7.1 ru. ft. of rrfrigrratrd spare In a rabinet (inly 24i'i” wldr! Across-the- from SiOS to SHOO. I.uw Down Payments pattern*. Sanforiaed whit*. Take down the drapes! Top Frozen Food Chest holds large quantities of frozen foods; Includes two Speedy- MEN’S $1 QUALITY HYDRANGEA P. B. HYDRANGEA A. G. Cube Ice trays with hullt-ln rube release levers. Removable half-shelf provides flexibil EXTRA CREAM EXTRA CREAM Will Be ity In tall-hettle storage aretk Full-width Crisper! Polarsphrre-powrred. Bring, them to New Model, for conseien* USED SPINETS '48 STUDEBAKER $398 6!lf Later UNDERWEAR BEAUTY BUSH 1953 tiously careful dry cleaning. Our selection of u.ned spinets is the largest in some 1952 Sold in bundles of 3 of a variety " TO.« We’ve given hundreds of Manchester time. All have regulation 88-note keyboards. All have 47 * Above mentioned allowance is made providing: BUICK 1951 FORD PLYMOUTH housewives a hand with 1heir,Spring clean been reconditioned and carefully tuned. All are .stand These are the dirt-m isting Sillier Coupe— 6 Cylinder. Radio, heater, averdrtva. ing. Lei us help you, too. ^ 1 .4 9 to 9 1 .8 9 per bundle ard makes— Gulbransen, Fischer. Cable-Nelson, Bald cotton* that ss’a:>h *o easily, Eo. • Your refrigerator is not older than a 19.39 model win Acro.sonic, Steinway-i-priced at $.39.’>, $475, $5.30, that reduce ironing time $645 and $795. Terms up tq 36 months. $ 1 5 9 5 $578 ’cause you can shape them BROAOC'U>TH KHORTS • U in working condition $ 1 3 9 5 ■ while they’re wet. Better 172-count; Sanforiaed full cut. Boxer or gripper. ROSE BUNDLE SPECIAL OR, IF YOU PREFER scoop plenty itow and u ve! v 30-44. 3 HEAVY GRADE EVER-RLOOMING TYPE ROSEIUSHES. WRAPPED IN ONE We will rent to you a brand new, full keyboard spinet piano EAST TERMS NEW MODEL RIB-KNIT T-SHIRTS RUNDLE ~ ONE EACH. RED, PINK AND YELLOW. for as little aa'*9 a month, plus *2.1 cartage fi-e. If you deride lAjlNDRY i DRY CLEANING to buy later, the rent and cartage fee you have palil are cred Soft combed cotton; 3fl> ited to you. and become yaur down paynient. Terms up to 38 IT'S EASY TO DO BUSINESS W ITH LOW OVERHEAD 46. months. gaaaaj Price per bundle 4 2 .1 9 Dl'RKNK BRIEFS APPLIANCE Rib-kiUt Durene cottotk SEE OUR SELECTIONS OF PAPER BIRCH AND OUR HEMLOCK ilS elaatic w a 1 a t. no-biml L a F la n m e’s A lega. 34-40. AND WHITE PINE FOR SCREENING PURPOSES. COMPANY V BRUNNER'S Dt'RENF. .0. '•J!' VNOERSHIRTS \ PACKARD Athletic rib atylea; 36 to IS OAK ST. WATKINS BUILDING MI.9.6U8 Open Moaday tkni Saturday, 9d>fl-5:Sp-^Hiuraday uati| 8 !i0 31^ Ai^ylum St. ppp. Hfftel Bond JA-5-6406 ROCKVILLE ROAD - TALCOTTVILLE PHONE MI-9-2508 Free Parking Next Door (Weat) NEXT'^ t o VITTNER'S g a r d e n s . \ ACROSS FKOM GARfUtY BROS, ■roKli Stor* 314 Moia St.*^N*m Armon W . T. GRANT CO. Main St., Mtnchcrtflr ■ S’ ■ - . |^'■T 7 ^ .. / • - ';i PAGE TWELVB MANCHESTER EVENING, HERALD, MAlfiCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 14. 1954 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1954 PAGE THIRTEEN PUONERVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FQX FUNNY PUSINESS BY HERSHBERGER CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER Baiton County 4-H Club Take Part in Gibbons Assembly Instaiiation Mail Insurance HE T6BBIBLB TEMPEREP ^ Sense and Nonsense Health Clinics Announced Leaciers to Meet Warning Issued A N E S I 7 T E a •'No, Junior, .vo« can't g o oiit-[ Louie—Okay, I'll, lake It.' Rockville, May 14 I Special )^A Insurance Commissioner W. 11 o aid* to play,’* raaped Mamma Kan- j county-wide 4-H Club deadersf’ F i m e : Karoo. "Iii all that rain you'll getj A rlerifyman told an Indian ha By PTA Well-Child Leader Ellery AUyn. issued another warn your feet muddy.” ahoiild love his cnemica. meeting will be held May 24 at the ing today against the purchase of DRIVEWAYS "I do," said the latter, "for I Vernon Elementary School, with a insurance from non-llcensed com What the new auto modela need love nim and whisky ami tobacco.” Bolton, Mry 14 (Special)—The i Correspondence included a letter turkey dinrer at 6:45 p.m., accord panies-. This w-arning, said Com VACUUM la chatter-proof kI"m behiml the local health program, aponsored by from the Board of Education ing Lp County Club Agent Albert missioner Allyn. is prompted by EXPERTLY INSTALLED .. driver’a aeaU C Friend Have' ,vou noticed how the FTA in cooperation with the; granting the PTA blanket permls- B. Gray. the number of inqutrie-s coming to ANOTHER Q U A N E ^ Ashton drops hia aspirates? aion to uae the school with the Slate Department of Health, goea! The program, which getg under his department on advertisements Bos* Groding —• Mochin* Spread — GOOD O O H P ^ V Man It'.s nothing: to the way necesary arrangements to be made way at 8 p:m. will featflre "Keep being received by Connecticut citi GOSH [ ONE? Hiatory la what enablea each na into Ita aeaaonal riiah this month, j V ith the principal. '■ Forms S*» — Power Roiled tion to uae the other fellow’a paat he drops his vowels. I've got more ing 4-H Club records.” Included zens from a company locaterl in than a dnr.en of hia I, O. U.'a. Mr.4. Koy Boaworlh,, PTA chair-^ A letter r.-a- also i-e,iid from Dr. will be t.vpea b( records and,how Kansas CItV: Mo. Also: Parking Lots — Tennis Courts — W ain record aa an alibi. Hester B. Curtis of the State De man of the Well-child Committee they are used, samples of good 4-H A careful reading of the adver If you want to live to be 90, partment of Health r -ho la mater- records, etc. tisement, said L'le Commissioner, Ron Father, what'la a dema- haa announced nine clinics to b e. nar and child hygiene physician. 10% FOR CASH TRANSACTIONS KOKue?, don’t look for It on a speedometer. held during a period covering two! The Importance- of 4-H record clearly Indicates that the .policy Dr. Curtla, referring'to the annual books is shown by Lorraine Mc- being offered is extremely limited Terms arranged if desired. Father A demaKo|fue, my son. and a hall wecKa. health report co/ering. local pre ...... Mis.stonaiy Why do you look There will be flve seaaiona of a Clatchey's acci-mulated report in coverage and is no bargain. More Ho t ia a man who can rock the boat school children, said, "Again this ;>w hlmaelf and perauade everybody St me so intentl.v? dental clinic during which teeth which was the basis for her selec important, said Commi.osioner ALL INSTALLATIONS SUPERVISED lY i VVY IH H EK ICOTtA^^ Gsnnibal I am the food inspec year, this town’s report V'ss the tion ss one of the 1953 delegates Allyn, I - the fact that in thei event ' ) CAN’T I PO ' f o a elae that there ia a terrible atorm will be cleaned and fluorine treat- .best;”..... c at aea. tor. attending the National 4-H Club of a disputed claim It may be /, THIS-IN A menla given; two seaslons for a, She continued. ‘‘Congratulations CongresB and aL-'o her title aa necessary for the claimant to file vi.sidn Clinic for children entering m a t c h I Twenty-eight towns and cities In on having done .t so well and con State winner of "Girls’ Record” .suit in Missouri since our courts Demaio Brothers They aa.v love’a like meaalea arhool In September; a Well-child gratulations to your community all the worae when it comes late thh United States are .named contest. Inight not be availaltle to a resident EST.\BLISHED 1920 conference during which routine for having provided so many'more -^The importance of judglngeand- of Connecticut. C 3 •V • In life. Fiir.eka. Daniel .Min s h e w , physical examinations are given young children with health serv sel/evaluation aa a 4-H activity Mrs. Richard Fust Mrs. K. l.«Kmard Bull Commissioner Allyn urges all riireka, N. C. and a booster and vaccination ices.” CALL. NOW— ANYTIME Louie was walking near a K'^lf will also be discussed. The ”Da- persons to consult his department clinic. Since there were no volunteers ni.sh” system of JiuL'in^ will be Mrs. Richard W. Post, 147 Ben Lefore purchasing any insurance Manchester MI-3-7691— Hartford CHapel 7-8617 course whet, a ball flew riirht into When some people say they’re Oiildren four to alx years of for the proposed By-laws Revision C., claims the world's largest col only htiman, they're exaggerating. explained as will a club member’s ton St.,' and Mrs. R. Leonard Bull. offered through the mail by un- hia fare, break! na hta Kl*Mea but age are eligible for the dental Committee, appointments . will be lection of Shakespeare material. know-n companies. leaving: him otherwIiT unharmed. relationstjip to the judge. 33 Coburn Rd., will play prominent clinic which can accommodate 45. made by the Elxecullve Committee. perts in tqe installatlun ceremony Louie- Listen Ho the jrolfer) I .lo .Say. Is your name Nicholta Tho.se entering first grade In the Oulgolhg and newly-appointed “ If* Aquipped with ■ boat foundation->-in east of high want to be, paid flve dollars—the Swinbenhotten? HO.HPITAL SAVES $160,000 of Gibbons Asstmhly, Catholic water, you're all set for a cruise!" fall will be given priority, Mrs. 1 embers of the Executive Commit Ladies of Columbus. Tiiesday eve cost of these Ktaaaea. Bo No. tee will hold a'joint meeting at the Golfer But I hollered fore. ■to Bov, are you l;,rky! Bosworth stated, with others de Hartford, May 14 ' lAh Gov. ning, May 18. in St. Jam es’ Hall. siring the treatment .being given i-x'hool May 26. Lodge has been told that through Mrs. Post, who is serving her OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE appointments in the order in Girl Seoul Fete Slated tile use of federal surplus food second term as state p^o^ident of DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE which they arc requested. A Girl Scout Festival will be sloi'ks. the Norwich Ststo Hos the organization, will seat the new- y s T Appointments may be made with held at Hebron Elementary School pital ha.s been able to save J160.r off icers for the comi.tg >ear. and t h e B U U . o f TM ’ SET TH E* WHAT WAS « Mrs. Bosworth. Dates for the den May 22 from 10 a. m. to 2 p. m. 000 on ita.food bill during the past Mrs. Bull, also a member of the Catskill Geinrie Farm ’ Kg j ». m W COPS STTAYS Troops participating will, be those 0EHIMD m&7 « rr 1 WAS I ttf - IlM >1 W tal clinic are May 19, 20, 26 and 10 months. The report was made assembly and a concert sbprano. AWAV FROM THE ESAD, MARTHA'MAKE HA6TE » June 1 and 8. Four treatmenla of Diatrict 6 of the Eastern Con w,-lll sing several selections, accom ERECTTM' ROOM 9 ‘You Sty one of our salesmen -s annoying you, madam? Anfwer to Previout Punl« by Philip A. Johnson chairman of SUMMOM A DOCTOR/— I WAS TOM-1 ctauti aia required. necticut Ctrl Scout Council. the institutions Board of Trustees'. panied b.v Mrs. Ma.v Baiiy. LIKE A PLAGUE/ |N6 UP MV tUMSAR MUSCLES FOR « ,3 - a c ^ ABOUT Wall, giva him ,in order and throw the oum out!" They Go Together QcaalciEiQn Local Troop 108 will work with HE LIKES HIS ^MOCK E i a o n Registration for school In the Surplus commodities- have been The Rev. John F. Hannon, rec AVXMTAIN CUM E a T 3HEJ30LF MATCHSS WHEN 60ME-/^ a the Columbia troop in arrange Wolf till you see fho TREAT E S d C K J fall will be combined with, the niede available to all State institu tor of St. .lame#’ Church, and O KI A m a p a n d TMlNS LOOCeO/ 1 cTAMT a c i [ ji c 3 vision clinic since it is limited ments for the parade from the chaplain of the Assembly, will be THEY LIKE TO MENTS^ ACROSS DOWN tion’s the governor’s off lee. said. now Animal Nursory I s ir a i s h t e n u p — it to those children who are.entering school to Hebron Green and back the honored guest. Mls.v Mary MU6T 8 £ A 1 — — or cold 1 Grayish-white rjuQ ciiaaiG iuaacsci again. It is hoped that a band may Fraher will sei-ve as toast mistress. SM'EE’n E PIE 2 Atop flcsl grade next term. Birth cer- FIRE TAKES .VII.LAGE -SUPPED Disc By NADINE SELTZER < ------and heel QLauraaiQaacaairaaii tiflcales should be presented at be hired for the parade in which Chicken Maryland will be the OR SPlMAU ' I -----and 3 Waverers Q aaaicjca(3a«aaaa all troops will march, carrying ac3D 6it3aa«aac]U Li the time of registration. The vision ! Gifu. Japan, May 14 (.41- F ir e piece de resistance.of the dinner to OPENS FIXATIOM — FApy? female 4 T h e ------of United States and troop flags or , be prepared and served by the mmm C S O a w a U B mmmm te.sls will be made Thursday and banners. ! all but wiped out nearby Hongo 12 -----and all the Union oKHicjLsciaiEiaaumGi ; Village Thursday. Only three of ] Krause Caterers of last Hartford. 5 French river Friday at the school. Appoint 13 Cravats d o ia ■ nQ ca ■ QC1UL3 ments should be made. The program will include games, i the village’s 119 homes escaped The Installation ceremony will This Saturday and Sunday 14 In a line « Moral □ B a a ■ [ 3 Q a ■ a a u r a races, a flag ceremony, Juliette destruction Kyiwlo News Agency follow. 7 Compass point ca a cia ■ GioGi ■ OEiiuiu Well-child Clinic Set 13 Goddess of ‘ The Well-child Conference on Low ceremony, presentation of said today, and 530 persons were infatuation 8 Church serL'ice Kits for Korea, songs and skits. left homeless. There were no re- The Folger Shakespeare Me- 9 Dry 25 Bake chamber 40 Open June 1 from 9:30 to 11:15 a.m. is The kits are being prepared by the MAY 15fh and 16fli lit Insistent also floHigned for prospective first ' ported casualties. ' morial Library in Washington, D. 10— , honor in a stove 41 Clergymin’g I Scouts to send to girls In Korea 1* Turns grade pupils. Mrs.,.Bo.sworth has 20 Military and obey 26 Eagle's nest home and will include small items Such 11 Female sheep 27 Changes 42 Den forms available for tho.se parents as soap, pencils, combs, hair rib Open Dally 9 a. m. to 6 p. m., Including Sundoyt assistants ■•,\ho wish to have this pre-school (pl.) 26 Malt drinks 43 Italian city bons and sewing materials. 31 Adam and physical examination made by the 17 Showered 20 and 44 High cards Dress for the day will be jeans 19 States moms. 46 Contends f.Tmily physician. and jerseys. The girls will carry 22 Norse god A booster-vaccination clinic NEW LOW BIGGER and BETTER THAN EVER 24 ------and -aft 23 Recipient, , 31 Tray- 47 Medley box lunches. Ice cream and soda ■rnSe Roiile i4 from Hartford, then Ronte 7 to Jiiat aonlh of 48 Seines June 7 will be held from 9:30 to will l>e on sale under the supervi *26 Soon 24 A ------w'orse 33 Nips 11:1.') a. in. There will be a charge SUMMER PRICES Great Barrington; then Route 23 to lliidaon In New York .State; w-. a« ■MM'e Wm » 27 T h e ------than death 36 Walks 50 Fasten of .50 cent.s for this service. Pre sion of the Andover troop. * then over the Rip Van Winkle bridge to Calaklll, X. Y‘.—then § i g \ n M MW f I hatter end the The local troop look advantage follow our algna—it'a a beautiful drive. g> J.VMgoO MO • school (hildren and any school of an •Invitation, extemled them March hare 1 i \ i 6 1 r~ V 10 II child whose parent sends in JEUUO— IIKillL.AN'D 80 Oppoeed some time ago, lo visit the Kleln- written permls.s*on will be eligible achmidt Chinchilla Farm during OCCASION S e e m s . 32 Cloud ll li «i« for the clinic. iLs meeting yesterday. Mrs. Klein- P ipe FOP A 3-8A5E WIT= 34 More eoncite Smallpox vaccinations, boostei COAL Ton $26.10 if 16 si'hmidt showed them the large (Cash—Delivered)I) ; 33 Reviled shots giving iinmunir.ation, for collection which she and her hus 36 Abstract beinf diphtheria. tetanus and, for ALLEY OOP Where To Oscar? A M younger ehlldren, whooping cough band have acquired in nine years roSNEt-ncfT BY V. T. HAMLIN '37 Ceremony effort and talked to them about 30 Russian newt h 11 J!1 will be administered..^ their care and breeding. HKW.,.. agency Invited to High Sehool Ton Parents of-eighth grade students Cuming Events COKE $23.00 4 0 ------andIf IVu II H IT Bolton Grange will meet tonight ANOTHER luive been, invited to the final under at the Community Hall at 8 i 41 Encountered u k- d W' meeting this .season of the Man chester High School Home and o'clock. i FOGAitTY BROTHERS 42 By your — — s The United Methodist baseball i School Council Monday at 8 pin. 256 CENTER STREET—3IANC.ilESTER 45 Subterfuge w if team will meet at the church at 6 ! 49 Learn in the High school a.s.senihly hall. 24 HOUR SERVICE—TEL. M1-9-I5SR The program will Imiuile a p. m. to make the trip to the Uni- I 31 Chemical u fl J4 •y' ■ demonstration by the High School veraity of Connecticut for a prac- | COAL— COKE— FUEL OIL suffix m Ml m.iinrette corp.s, a major project lice game. j 32 Pauage In the S of the Council this year. The brain 4 Wi % Ml 4 scliool band will al.so give a brief >faiiclii*«ter Evening H e r a I il | 53 The —— of recital of music lo he heard at the Holton correspondent. Mrs. Joseph , Old Homestead March i , j- L PAGE FOURTEEN • i' . * 84IANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, MAY 14.1954 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY. MAY 14. 1954 PAGE FIFTEEN Mdrhardt Big Gun Defeats Hall in 10th, 4-3 Running Male Hurls Second One Hit Simon-Pure Bannister ., Starts pumping .. R e a d y .,, , ,, Set, ,, ,,, Gone,,, Win of Season; R^ox Triples in Ninth, By FRANK STRAfilAHAN By BEN PHLEG.XR / . ______last perfect game^ no ri'ha. no hits, beating the Phillies. Tlie one hit in Ebbets Field f/yr the 12th Returns Home Happy Amoeiated PreM Sports Writer My most spectacul^ shot gave no base runners. Only three others against him was an infield single straight time, this time to south Scores After Catch Will a present day pitcher ever ever have been recorded in the ms A tie for secqnd/ MANGHESTER EVF-NING h e r a l d , MAN(3HESTER, C0NN„ FRIDAY. MAY 14. 1954 PAGE s ix t e e n MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1954 ■■ , .N, PAGE SEVENTEEN ------T— Household Goods 51 Rooms Without BoRrd 59 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Ssle 72 AutomobUcs for Sale 4 Automobile for Sale 4 Business Services Offered 13 PrivBtc Instructions 28 Houses For Sale 72 Lots For Sale 73 Suburban For ^ I c 75 Wanted— Raal Eatato 7T Situations Wanted—* Articles For Sale Girden— ^'krm— Dairy WANTED . NEWLY DECORATED. Beautifully CUSTOM BUILT lour room, ex FOUR ROO MCapa Cod with ahed VERNON T- Beautifully locatM 1949 CHEVROLET fordor sedan. 1941 PLYMOUTH fordor Sedan. STONE, BRICK, fireplace and ce Male 39 Products \ 50 fumiahed and spacious room. Tilt pandable to six, cabinet kitchen, CENTl^L — Six roort) home, ANDOVER, BOLTON. Coventry CASH WATTINO for aaY rifp* rati Very reasonable. Can be aeen at Reliable, Honest, Person dormer. Good location. ^ acr« of screened porch, oversized garage, building lots. High alevatioa, won Classified Good tires, clean car. Excellent ment Work. Call MI. 9-5491 or MI. ^®^^1tDION sad piano taught in y o u n g m a n ri»nir*a UTILITY TRAILER. Reason most completa light bouatkeepmg large living room, fire) lace, oak land. Ml. 9-9635. and vicinity, charming farm es esuta you bava to aali. f M and 87 Lockwood or Call MI. 9-2864 3-5042. vour home. Ml. 0-siM desires part time Ible. TOMATO PLANTS, pepper l ^ t s TO TAKE OVER large play. area. Timken wall derful view. MI. 9-5956 or MI. aacond mortgafa raonay airailabla. running condition. Douglas work,, caring lor lawns and gar Call MI. 3-7883. - facUlUes avaUabla In Manchester. floon, aanitary molding, storm 3-7898. tate, modern seven room home, Motors, S3* Main. alter 3 p.m. ' • ; and vegetable plants lor sale lit UNPAID BALANCE You will marvel at tha cltanllnesa windows, oil steam heat, 100’ lot, flame burner, gas water heater, two batha. modem four room cot Alao ilstinga wantad. CaU Tba CARS CLEANED and simoniied dens. Tel. MI. 3-6454. Tony Carabino’s. 12 Glenwood St.' aluminum combination windows. Johnson BuUdlna Company, IN Advertisenients FOR QUICK Sale. 1990 Bulck ONE ARMY H-ton trailer, also MONTHLY PAYMENTS of thia building. Children accepted. trees, near atorea, bus. Qnly MANCHESTER tage. 3-car garage, good bam, (all 1951 CHEVROLE7T deluxe fordor in your garage. Reasonable Bonds— Stocks— MI. 9-4187. Central, priced so reaaonable Many extras. Owners moving out Main S t ML >7488. EvaaUms ML special fordor, dark green. 3900. MI. 9-6744. one regular dump trailer. Keeney . $17.63 39,900. Carlton W! Hutchins. MI. LOT 50 X 100 at Coventry Lake. in exceltant repair) 125 acres, CLASSIFIED ADVT. sedan, black. Local one owner Garage, Buckland^ you'll gaapi Be aure and ate thia 9-5132, 9-4694. 312.500— New 4-room ranch. Full of town, Madeline Smith, Realtor. >00U. Sunday, on French Road, Bolton. ______Mortifaifcs 31 Doif.q— Birds— Pets 41 3 COMPLETE MI- 9-1642, 9-1146. ’ MI. 3-4831. high elevation, swimming pond, car. Fully equipped. Douglas one. Mrs, Dorsey. 14 Arch St. basement, convenient to bus, ahop- brook, a wonderful place for a DEPT. HOURS Motors, 333 Main. WE HAVE buyara walUnff for atn* FIRST AND second inortgagef USED CARRIAGE with new pad. Household Goods 51 X ROOMS OF BRAND ping, etc. An ideal home for an growing family. Over 100 others, 8:15 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. Household Services bought for our own account Fast, 37; stroller,. 32; car-bed, 31. MI. PLEAsaNT, FURNISHED room, PORTER STREET—Six rooms, older couple. EAST'8IDEF-Attractive five room, i D gla and two-family bomaa. Mort* 1949 STUDEIBAKER Pickup. Good Auto Accessories— Tires 6 WANTED- A good home for tw-o , NEW FURNITURE we may have just what you are Offered 13-A conlidenUsLl service. Manchester 9-6536. SPINET PIANO, blond, almost suitable for two persons One fireplace, ceramic tile bath, hot rear dormers, oil fired steam ' Property For Sale 74 gagea arrangad.ad. PfaPfaaaa caU A .C B . condition. Make an offer. No down cute kittens. Ml. 9-2457. Beautjful WeitlnghouM Else. looking for. Welles Agency Cov Realty c:o. lia," >2392. Investment Coip., 244 Main atreet new. Sacrifice 3275 cash. Box C, block from Main St. Phone MI. water oil heat, garage, amesite heat. Extra lavatory, double lot, entry. Tel, PI. 2-6872. COPY CLOSING TIME payment. 330 monthly. Cole MDTOR SALE: New motor guar CORNICES, Drapes and slip covers p a n e l Refrigerator 313.500— 199 Woodbridge 8t. Six ANDOVER. BOLTON, Coventry — Ml. 3-5416 SIAMESE Sealpoint kittens, |20. TWO Pantry door 8'6’ ’ x Herald. 9-3884. driveway. Screens, storm windows. amesite drive, garage. E ft • E FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Motors, 435 Center St. Ml. 9-0980. antee. Ford, Chevrolet, Mercury, custom n^ade by Classic Decora 30" complete with double, swing Beautiful •- Bedroom Suite Excellent condiUon. room Cape Cod, baaement garage. Realty, 310 Main St. Phone MI. Waterfronts 36.000 and up; near READY BUYERS walUnc. Far im* Dodge,. 3124.95. PonUac, Oldamo- Stud service. Fenros Cattery Beautiful Living Room Suita CHILDREN? South CJoventry; '8 mediate action list your property MON. THRU FRI. tors, 41 Oak St. For free estimate GI and FHA MORTGAGES" » Rockville 5-9131, hardware, 35. 329.95 Thayer\stroI- BEDROOM SET, twin bed mapla TWIN BEDROOM and kitchen, A roomy home with one bath down, 9-6297 or MI. 3-4480. waterfront 31,700 and up. New llat- 1948 FORD tudor, 1947 Chevrolet bile, etc. 3174.95. 310 month. Cole Beautiful Dinette Set seco'hd bath up nearly completed. inga always needed. Welles AK*n- room single, circulating hot water with the Albert J. Oatta Oo., Jtoal- 10:30 A.M. call Ml. 9-2730. Isr with shopping basket, like chest, living ■ room set and rug, central. Working couple, or two Ill BALDWIN ROAD — Living tudor, 1946 Ford fordor. 1946 Bulck Motors. Ml. 9-0980. Low down payments: up to .70 THE NEW MANCHESTER pTt new, 315; 335 three-wheel bike, Beautiful "D« Luiqe” Range gentlemen. Perking. MI. 3-4724. Four bedrooma. Excellent mort TWO FLATS. 5 and 5. immediate cy, Coveqtry. Tel. PI. 2-6672. oil heat, atone fireplace, large tors. CH. 9-8489, aveainga ML coupe. $3 down and good credit. refrigerator, table and chair set, room with fireplace; pine panelled kitchen, 2-car garage In baaement, 3-6946, JA. 8-3989. SATURDAY 9 A. M. F l^ T FINISH Holland window years niaturity: A mortgage of Center. 995 Main St, invites yotf good shape $10; $85 chain driven Instead o f Westinghouse Elec. Re wall with built-in bookcases; pine gage available. vacancy, second floor, aluminum Walk in, drive out. We are easy FOR TIRES, Tubes and batteriea , shades, made to measure. All washing machine, TV set, cottea 200 feet from Coventry Lake. Price ficer wil gladly assist you iq solv to visit pets of all kinds. Con- child's tractor with snow plow table, crib, play pen and walker. frigerator if you prrter panelled den with built-in desk: storm and screen windows. Near to do business with. No pressure, contact your Goodyear Service metal Venetian blinds at a new Ruga, Lamps, T'ahlea, lindtcum and ROOM FOR Rent. Private, home. bus, 39.800. Madeline Smith, Real 311,500, 37Cf monthly pays the prin IF READY to buy, sell, axchang* TOUR CXWPERATION WILL Store, 713 Main Street. 3G. ing j’our problem. Open Thursday necticut bred Parakeets. MI. and dirt Hit. Uke new, 315. MI. MI. 9-3127. dining room with built-in china 313.990 -Six room ranch stvle Suburban For Sale 75 real estate, mortgages arrangad. BE APPRECIATED no down payment. See Bob Oliver, low price. Keys made while you evenings and Saturday mornings. 9-4273. Hours Monday through 3-5248. Few Other Articles 224 CSiarter Oak. MI. 3-8368. tor. MI. 9-1842, 9-1146. cipal, Interest and taxes. Call The Center Motor Sales, 461 Main St. 9-5390. Uae our easy pay plan. closet; knotty pine kitchen with cottage on Bolton Hike. Easily Johnson Building Company. 953 Consult How.ard R, Hastings, wait. Marlow's. Friday, 10 to 6:30, Wednesday MAHOGANY Flat top desk and EVERYTHING automatic dishwasher; 4 bedrooms; VERNON—Tops In location, tops Agency, MI. >1107. FIRST NA*nONAL BANK 20% DISCOUNT on all steel lawn FURNISHED ROOM for rent near converted to' year around home. WALKER STREET — Charming in value. Cuatoin built 7 room Main Street. MI. 3-7428. evenings Dial MI-3-5121 1951 WILLTS Station wagon, six FAMOUS UPETIME batteriea, alx OF MANCHESTER closed at 2 p.m. S. 4 H. Green chair lor sale, reasonable. Arrow THE UNPAID H Main atreet. Gentleman pre- 2 baths; fireplace in finished recre 100' lakefront. Sandy beach. MI. 9-0018. WEAVING of bums, moth holes stamps. mowers, wheelbarrows, lawn rol- Window Shade Co., 249 No. Main three bedroom home. Living room home, only 2 years old. Located USTINUS"''VVAjFrSijC>~— cylinder, all metal, radio, heater, year guarantee. Self-recharging in BALANCE PRICE ferred. Ml. 9-2170. • Hazel St. ation room: garage; stone tenace; with fireplace, large dining room two*family, thrat*imnUy, buM- 60 seconds. Buy the beat for less. and tom clothing, hoiaery runs, , Telephone Mitchell 9-4511 lers and spreadera. C. J. Morrison St. in Vernon Heights. Features four overdrive. Honest Douglas, 333 amesite drive,; large, beautifully and kitchen, encloeed rear porch, SOUTH Co v e n t r y . Three bed neaa property. Hava'many cash 31 Weekly. Cole Motors. hsindbags repaired, tipper re WIRE HAIRED 'Terrier, female, 4 Paint Co.. 385 Center St. ONLY $488.26 r h bedrooma, ceramic tile bath, large Main. NO ¥ END—Pleaaant room for landscaped lot with extensive view. 314,200—^ExcepUonal six . (2 un oil burner, combination storm room Cape Cod, fireplace, oil buyers. Mortgagas w tn a a a i. placement, umbrellas repaired, months old, A'!K.C. registered PRACTICALLY NEW Hide-a-bed, Free storage until wanted. Free rent with breakfast If desired living room and dining room, half Loot and Found men's shirt collars reversed and Businem Opportunities 32 Call MI. 3-5439. glassware, bookcases, box spring, delivery. Free set up by our own Immediate occupancy. finished) room Cap« O d fvlth base windows, lot nlcelv landscaped an acre lot. OHivenient to high heat, storm aaah and screens, ga Please caU <3eorga L. Onolliimw •51 FORD CUSTOM V-8 4-DR. Phone MI. 9-215*. Realtor, MltobeU >8878. $08 Lqgded. Purrs like s kitten. Don't Trailers for Sale 6-A replaced. Marlow's Llttls Mend ___Boats and Acccamries 46 mattress, six-way floor lamp, baby reliable men. ment garage. Many plus features garage, amesite drive. Lovely- way and new grammar achool. rage and ameeite drive. Near the FOUND—2 fellows who will wax, ing Shop. AN ESTABLiai^ED soda shop and PEDIGREED Bo.ston Terrier pup carriage 35; baby acales 34.50; THE ESCOTT AGENCY and extras make this a very de home for.313,500. Wm. Goodchild, Owner must sell for business rea lake, stores, school and, bus. Ex- Henry atraet miss thiii one. luncheemette for sale. Long term, pies A.K.C. registered. F. R Man 10 H. P. EVINRUDE m o T o n G ^ No Payment.* To Banks wash and clean out your car for 18 FT. ALUMINUM trailer. All mahogany desk, maple kitchen Apart ment>**rFIats— Urensed Broker sirable home. Convenient to the Sr., Realtor. MI. 3-7925 any time. sons. Below replacement at cellent condiUon throughout. 'Im WiLl P a V taah tor small countzx only SB. For service telephone Ml. IN-THE-HOME SERVICE. Up low rent lease available. Call ACB ning, 47 Maple St. MI. 3-8148. condition. Reasonable. Call MI. table 35; boudoir chair 34..50 ; 6x9 or Finance Companies Hartford bus. lia.SOO. Jan’is Realty Co., $54 mediate occupancy. Owner Coven place with two or more UUabla ■49 CHEVROLET CONV. equipped. Sleeps lour. Very clean. 3-7267. Tenemepts 63 266 High Street West •4751. A dream host. Custom finished. Ideal for traveling. MI. 9-1428. holstery and floor coverings clean Realty for appointment. Ml. 9-2392. rug 35. Other items. MI. 9-1617. Phone Me Immediately Center St. Ml. 3-4112. try PI. 2-6342, week days after acres on a hard road, within a 18 ‘ ed or mothprooled. Inexpenaive PUPPY, spayed female. 6 months Comer McKee Street, Manchester 4:30; All day Saturday luid Sun Power top. loaded. Very low price. BUSINESS FOR SALE. Center 12 FT. SEMI V bottom pivwood HARTFORD CH-7-0358 THREE ROOMS, heat, hot- w-ater, Lots For Sale 73 mile radius of Manchester, Wiita LOST—Diamond engagement ring, World-Wide aervice. Conn Dura- old, black, part Cocker and part U^ED TV SETS in VHF only. MI-9-7683 BOLTON HILLSIDE, 6 room split day. - Box U, Herald. solitaire, yellow gold band. Finder Travel Bureau, 493 Main St. MI. Beagle. Phone MI. 9-3557. very lightweight, strongly ’ built, After 7 P. M. CH-6-4690 electricity and.cooking fuel, 'V e n e 315.500—Six room ranch, garage, •51 KAISER DE LUXE Auto Repairing— Painting 7 cleaners & Home Services, 101 Some, floor models with new war. COVENTRY, Conn., Route No. level home, large living room, Call MI. S-8M1. Reward. 9-3127. good condition. MI. 3-8863. tian blinds. Adults. Available May ALL BRICK Cape Ck)d, full shed patio, split-rail fence, new carpet Crash dash. Loaded.’I b h if mile* Harlan St., Town. Ml. 9-7024. ranty, 390 to 3125. Garrlty Bros., See It 'Day Or Night 15. MI. 9-9026. ing in the living room and hallway, 44-A. Comer lot 70 x 200, cleared, fireplace, Youngstown kitchen, age for the sedate driver. Inc., Talcottviire-Rockville Road. If you have no means o f transpor dormer, six large rooms, fire LOST—White ' and sable Collie, Live Stock— Vehicles 42 SAILING PRAM, fully equipped. city water, city sewer, sidewalks, good neighborhood. Real value at dishwasher, hot water heat. ' at SERVICE ON all makes sewing Extras. MI. 9-9563. Inquire 599 No. Opposite Bninner's. tation. I’ll send my suto for you: FOUR ROOM apartment (or rent place, ceramic tile bath, plus 3775. 7 miles to Manchester Post tached garage, amesite drive, named L M ie. Andover License •61 HENRY J "O'' CAR BURN OIL? machines. Also electrifying. Work Help Wanted— Femslc 35 lavatory, storm windows, hot curbs. GI mortgage available. MI. >1129 after «. „ i WE BUY COWS, calves and beef Main St. No obligation. AdulU preferred, MI. 9-9765 after Ottice. Inquire 130 Pearl St., Man large lot. trees. Carlton W. Hutch Like new. lO o o miles. A bar done in your home. Sickel. MI. EARN AT HOME doing an easy i catUe. Also horses. Plela Bros 5:30. water h?at, >-a{se.l beam construc chester. Tel. MI. 9-4143. ins. MI. 9-5132, 9-4694. 9-9419. Day phone MI. 3-5171. A—L—B—E— R—T— S tion, amesite drive, garage. Near LOST—PASS BOOK No. SS930. gain St our price. Economy overhaul, most all high paying handwprk. Interested j Tel. Ml. 3-7405. 43-45 ALLYN 8T.. HARTFORD Every Car Locally Owned women will be taught. Write Hand Building: Materials 47 Notice bus, Carlton W. 'H^utchlns, MI. SUNNY VIEW DRIVE. VER MANCHESTER GREEN. Westland SIX MILES Out. Brand new five Notice Is hereby given that Pass '51 DODGte 2-DR. cars. Parts and labor $49.95. Book No. SS930, issued by The work. Box 296, West Hartford, ATTENTION Indies' S'ip-cover* Business I*ocations 9-5132, 9-4694. \ NON. OPEN SUNDAY 3-8 P. M. St, Choice half acre with excellent room ranch, oh lot 162 x 200. Liv Savings Bank of Manchester has Beautiful green. A cream puff. No money down. $4.90 month Building— Contracting 14 Conn. Articles For Sale 43 USED LUMBER 350 ft. of 1 x 10, Invitation to Bid and drapes custom made. Re-up- DIRECrriONS; MILE EAST OF view. Owner, Belcher, BU. 9-1007. ing room, 23 x 13.6, fireplace. Wa koap Hit BEST— wholasda tha REST 320 ; 200 ft. 1 X 4 'i, 310f 200 ft, ______For Rent______64 THREE BEDROOM ranch.'Roomy VERNON c e n t e r , ROUTE 30. Best construction. Madeline Smith, been lost and application has been '51 STUDEBAKER V-8 4-DR. ly. All work guaranteed. Sealed propo.snis for the tran.s- hoKitering. Beautiful fabrics, kitchen, large living room, '(im- CUSTOM BUILT homes, generM CLERK LOAM— Rich top soil, delivered. used hard pine flooring, 35: 15, portaMon' of Manchester school prints, stripes, solids. Expertly .New SpllNLevel nearing comple- SOUTH WINDSOR (Wapping 194), Realtor. MI. 9-1642, 9-1148. made to said bank for payment of Black. Hydramatic, loaded. fontracting, remodeling, repairing. FOR RENT—Small store, 23 Oak place, ceramic tile bath;.paneleds 1952 DtSOTO CUSTOM 4-DOOR the amount of deposit. No. 1 grade. $3 yard. No. 2 grade, 6 x 6 hand hewn chestnut posts, pupils from Sept. 8, 19.54 to June finished; 35 down, 32 weekly, Strest. For information call MI. -jtion. An exceUent home in a fine 138 X 256, Desirable for large Worth 3300 more than our asking Financing arranged. Free, eati- Young lady required to do gen 32.50 yard. Waahfd stone, sand, 12’ long. 32 each: one. 2'6 " x 6'6 " recreation room, steel beam con neighborhood. High elevation. On ranch. High elevatibri, 31700. Wal- VERNON. Campbell Ave.—3 room Uurk green. 18|827 original miles. price. COLE MOTORS 22. 195.5 v.'ill be received until balance one year to pay. Call 9-1690 or MI. 9-8094. struction, many extras, picture LOST—PASS BOOK No. 772*. mates. Vancour Construction Co., eral office work such as po.sting, gravel, fill. Nussdorf Sand and door with hardw-are,:35: one, 3'0" Frida.v, May 28, 19.54 at the office JAckson 2-7780 or JAckson 4-0154. the bqs line. G < ^ mortgage avail ton W. Grant, Realtor. JA, 2-7584, ranch house. Approx. 2-3 acres All extras. '...... $1445 Notice is hereby given that Pass 172 Highland St. Tel. MI. 3-4836. simple bookkeeping and light tvp- X 6’*” flush door with hardware, book yard, trees, near bus,. able. -- land, including extra building lot. •50 STUDEBAKER '•6" 436 Center Street Stone Co. Ml. 9-7408. - of the Bu.slneas Manager of the Out of town reverse charges. LARGE STORE lor rent with base (BEARED BUILDING lot 150’ x Book No. 772S, issued by The Sav mg. 310. MI. 3-7449. ment, desirable location. Suitable Bowers School. Carlton W, Hutch Electric hot water, hot air heat 1952 DODGE CORONET 4-DOOR A doll. This car Is equal to new. CABINET MAKING—Wi also dq Board of Education and then puh- ins, MI. 9-5132 . 9-4694, • 200. Beautiful site lor ranch home, oil burner. Cellar on lower level. ings Bank of Manchester has Ml-9-0980 BEAUTIFUL Selection of wool rem licly opened and read aloud. for any business. For informaUon, Two to choooe from both fully equipped. all types . ol carpentry work, re This is a temporary position nants at low pricea. Also rug wool NO NEED TO JOIN A CLUB located on South Road. Bolton, Large windowa. O uld be finished bMn lost and application has been ■54 WILLTS Ro'iites and more detailed informa write Bex E, Herald. GARDENER'S DREAM — Lovely made to said bank for payment modeling, alteEations, etc. Good at present but may resu[t In a and instnictl >ns In braiding ruga. Diamonds— Watches— WARREN KMJOWLAND overlooking Bolton Notch. Ap- off for extra bedroom. 37500. E. J. $1445 workmanship, and reasonable tion may be obtained at the office Top Quality Furniture five room home, large living Realtor—Insurer pro.\imately ?4 mile from lake. of the amount of deposit. Save lots of permanent job. Call Rockville 5-5706. Jewelry 48 SECOND FLOOR, 2400 sq. ft., Campbell. 29 Blssell Street. Tel. rates. Otimates gladly given. of the Biislne.ss Manager, 1146. Brand Name Appliances plenty ight, two lavatories, three room, dlnlnt, room with fireplace, MI. 9-0851. ATI. 9-2070. 1952 DODGE CORONET CLUB COUPE $ 3 I I I Auto Driving School 7-A Call Dick at PI. 2-6699 or John at Pleasant surroundings and con COMBINATION Aluminum win LEDNARD W. t o s t . Jeweler, re Main St., Manche.ster, fTonn. kitchen and bath. Two bedrooms " ' ---- • This car haa all extras, and TV at Tremendous Savings front rooms, suitable light madu- upstairs. Full cellar, oil heat, 648 Woodbridge Stre^\ Announcements Ml. 3-5769. genial atmosphere. dows and screens, 317.95 and up, pairs, adjusts watches expertly. Douglas E. Pierre Ucturing, large office halla Apply Inrhiding new white w alla...... TOWN MOTORS, Inc. MORTLOCK’S DRIVING School. plus installation. Combination Bu.sines.s Manager CHAMBERS FURNITURE screens, storm sash. Large yard $1395 L/>st confidence quickly restored I Reasonable pricea. OjieD daily. Backer, 36 Oak. Phone MI-3-8600—MI-3-5711 RALEIGH COUPONS — Redeem 45-West Center Street GENERAL Construction, altera GRAY RESEARCH and aluminum doors 349.50 plus instal Thursday evenings. 13B Spruce SALES fenced and shrubbed (or privacy. by a skilled, courteous instructor. tions remodeling, plastic tile, DEVELOPMENT CO. Many flowering shrubs and trees, 1951 FORD VICTORIA your couptms here in town. Select MI-3-8557—Comer Cooper St. lation. Manchester Home Improve street. Mitchell S-4387. AIR CONDITIONED ottices. Mod Loaded with aocesaories. Low mileage. your premium, carry it home with License Included. Insured, dual counter ^ork, garage, etc. No job Hilliai-d Street—Manchester ment Co., 35 Oak St. Ml. 3-8177. At The Green ern design. Near Post Ottice, Main amesite drive, immaculate neigh 54 ACADEMY STREET —Six room you, no postage, no delay. Visit Open Evenings Until 8 P. M. controlled standard and hydrama too small. • Eugene Girardin, 16 ■ "A Good Place To Work" Mitchell 3-5187 street, comer Witdzworth. MI. borhood. Close to bus, school and Dutch colonial, in good condition. $1195 tic cars. MI. 9-7398. Trotter St. MI. 9-5509. PEAT HUMUS, shredded. Excel Garden— Farm— Dairy Hours: 10 to 5—7:30 to 8:30 P. M. 9-9779, or Ml. 9-9812;, atorea. Only 311,500. Can't be Laundry room off kitchen, our store for premiums for La- Ask for Steve, Nelson, Doe AVON COSMETICS has several Rooa, Klrkman, Bordens, Octagon, lent soil conditioner, top dressing. GOOD JOBS beat. See it today. Goodchild screened porch, attic, oil steam 1951 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR Low Easy Terms With The DRIVING Instructions from your SPECIALIZING in custom built ga openings in Manchester and vi Products 50 heat, stqrm windows and acreena, DILLON MI. 3-6515. ONE ROOM ground -floor office on Realty Co.. MI. 3-7925. Cranbrook. Clean as a w histle. Hearth Club, Mrs. Filberts, horns. Dual-control tnsureo car rages, Stanley overhead doors, cinity lor mature Women who PEG RICHMOND, 52 Mt. Nebo Raleigh. Potterton's, 130 Center Friendly Bank of Manchester WELL ROTTEtt> cow manure, flat Center St., with heat and elec one-car garage, on* block from New iMVvrrs, U rea,...... standard or automatl'.:. Call Man^ .jininets, block tile ceilings, al need extra money. High commis- COME IN—Browse around The FOR Place, has Victorian dressers, tricity, 340. MI. 3-4524. EIGHT ROOM house. Five acres .bus line, store and short walking $1045 St., Manchester. cbestei Ortvuia AcaCemy. PI wall atones, loam, and firewood. small late commode, glass and SALES anil SERVICE DeCORMIER MOTORS terations, additions. Call Frank Bion and bonus. Full training. Woodshed, 11 Main St., Manches Leonard Giglio. Ml. 3-7083 land. Barn and coop. Direct from distance to school. Shown by ap 2-7249, roU free. Contola, Ml. 3-5322. Write lor appointment. Mrs. M. ter, Conn. Good used furniture SKILLED china, etc. for sale. Please rail. owner. 538 Bush Hill Road. pointment. Asking 314,500 Elva 1950 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR SAYS: "We believe these fine 319 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER Dark blue. 29,471 original miles. Personals Curtis, 77 Westboume Pkwy, Hart bought and sold. Tel. MI. 9-3154. RHUEa RB, Freezing or canning, Houses For Rent Tyler, Realtor. MI. 9-4469 " BALLARD'S DRIVING SCHOOL — ford. Open 'til 7 p.m. CAS-OIL COMBINATION Florence RKAL VALUKS Radio, heater Power^llde, white walls...... cars to be TOPS IN VALUE “ Manchester's oldest." Owner- 15 lbs, 31, Rhubarb roota, 6 for 31. MEN range. White, good looking, good .$947 THE PROSPECT HiU School for Roofing— Siding 16 MI. 3-5698. O'Coni or, 171 Unjon. COMPLETELY FURNISHED lour- COLUMBIA -— Five room ranch young children. Transportation and surfe to please fussy you.” Certilied by AAA and Board ol AMBITIOUS Lady to sell loveljr r o y a l a n d Smith-Corona port condition. Call MI. 9-6743. room year round home in Bolton. For $5,000 Thice rooms, bath. style home. Sun porch, two-car The Home Of Fine Used Cars 1949 FORD V8 CLUB COUPE Education. We otter training, ex FOR THE BEST in Bonded built Sterling silver by appointment. able and standard typewritera'. garage, artesian well, steam heat, famished. Mrs. Lela TVhur, direc VEGETABLE Plants; tomato, cab • MECHANICAL , FOR SALE Child’s roll-top desk, 1'2 years old. Occupancy three Insulated, artesian well, good spot Black. New slip covers, fancy panebu tor. Phone Mitchell >5767. perience, latest methods. Ml. up roofs, shingle roofs, gutters, Evenings and Saturday. Advanced All makes of adding machines bage. lettuce, broccoli, kohlrabi, week*. Adults only. Phone MI. for retiied couple. lake privileges, ten acre*. on THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS: 9-2245. conductors and tool repairs call sold or rented. Repairs on ail DESIGNERS flood condition, price 37. Phone $595 commission. Car essential. MI. pepper and egg. Krauae'a Green MI. 3-4696. 9-1794 after 4 p.m. route 6, Price 311,600. MI. 3:8583. MRS. SX)PPI, reader Smd adviser. Coughlin, MitcheU 8-7707. 9-0106. makes. Marlow’s. house, -621 Hartford Road. MI For $10.900---Four room expand 1953 FORD MAINLINE SEDAN AUTO DRIVING instruction. Ail • TOOL DESIGNERS able Cape Cod in tip top condition 31500 DOWN, 3 bedroom ranch, 1949 DODGE— ONE 4-DOOR, ONE 2-DOOR All welcome. 356 Frhnklln Ave., 1953 PONTIAC HARDTOP 9-7.700. FRIGIDAIRK FOR Sale. Reason Raxllo and heater, beautiful green. across from the Art theater. For leasons on insured dual control RAY’S ROOFING Co. Built up CLERK-TYPIST— Experienced in FLAGSTONE. Stone for walls. SIX ROOM House for rent. Write on laige lot. About 32.500 cksh fireplace, picture window, large Either car a good buy at this price. Catalina. A gorgeous car car. Capable experienced instruc roofs, gutter work, rool, clUmney able. Also plaver piano rolls. 10c Owned by a local school teacher, $895 appointment caU CHapel 6-67SS. Ediphone work and various cleri-1 house fronts, fireplaces, etc-. Bql- FOR SALE - - Asparagus roots, • DETAILERS each. MI. 3-5526. Box Z, Herald. should do it to an approved buyer. kitchen, full cellar, aluminum $1595 loaded and just like new. Color tor. Cqttlner Auto School. MI. repairs. Free estimates. Ray cal duties, Monday through Fri- ■ ton Notch Quarry M'. 9-0617. vegetable plants. Ill Deming St. storm windows, high elevation, WANTED—Rldera to Pratt A Whit ivory and green. Only $595 9-6010, JA. 7-3680. Hagenow. MI. 9-2214. Ray Jack- day. Thia is a permanent poaition. ! .------MI. 9-0692. • TOOL and DIE MAKERS ANTIQUES Bought and sold. For $13..500 Six room cuslon) large lot, bus line, Bolton area,- 1948 CHEVROLET AERO 2-DOOR SEDAN ney aoUUi parking lot, secbnd son. Ml. 3-8325. H. J. Heinz Co.. 570 Tolland St. FIELDSTONE for fireplaces or re- built Cape Cod on bus line. Large Carlton W. Hutchins. MI. 9-5132', 1952 FORD CUSTOM TUDOR down, AUTO DRIVING Instruction from Towne House Antiques, 72 Blssell Suburban For Rent 66 All extras. Dark blue. Good Urea. ahlft, vicinity South Manchester. East Hartford. JA. 8-8524. 27'm ^ C^oventry PI. kitchen, plenty of oipbosrd space 9-4694. • Cylinder. $595 your home. Insured dual control • TOOL and GAUGE Street, Manchester, Ctonn. MI Manchester MI. 9-4997. FOR ALL KINDS of roofing, siding 3-7618. 4 ROOM Apartment with bath, 69 and ninny extras. car. Larson Driving School. MI. and painting call Manchester INSPECTORS Vernon Ave, Rockville, after 5 $1195 1953 WILLYS 4-DR. SEDAN 9-6075. BIG TRADES accepted for Rem- Notice A MAIN STREET VALUE YOUNG LADY desires ride from Roofing and Siding Co. Free eaU- ROBERT J. SMITH, Inc. TWO MAPLE Beds, complete w-ith o’clock. For $13,900-S ix room Colonial 1948 FORD 2-DOOR Custom Ace model. Mount mates. Tel. Ml. 9-8933. Ington-Schic'k. Sunbeam electric • GAUGE MAKERS vicinity Hilliard and Broad Streeta 963 Main Street Zoning Board of Appeals springs and mattresses. MI. with 2 car garage on good lot. 1951 FORD TUDOR Radio, heater, new motor Job. to Hartford Center. Hours 8:30 a. ing the famous “ F” head mo razors. Also cutting heads and • 3-1861. COVENTRY —Three room ground Garden space snd fruit trees. Custom built large 7 room house Business Services Offered 13 ROOFING, Siding and carpentry. parts. Rus-sell’s Barber Shop, Cor • PRECISION GRINDERS 8 cylinder. Radio, heater, Fordomatic. $445 m. • 4.:45 p. m. MI. 9-2600. Local Real Estate and In Manchester, C'onnertiriit floor heated apartment. Lease, in excellent condition and a 2-car tor, Color sabre-rouge and Alterations and addiUona. Ceil ner Oak - Sjjruce. F'or 316,400 ■ New 6 rivoni Gar- WIRING INSTALLATION of aU surance Agency has position LAWN MOWER - - Sears Silent references, 375 per month, Welle* garage. Lavatory first floor. Deep $1045 Your choice may not be listed. W e have Mveral others EXPERT FOUNDATION garment black. Fully equipped. Only ings. Workmanship guaranteed. • JIG BORERS Yardman. Almost new, cata Agency. Coventry. Tel. PI. 2-6872. rl.«on Colonial, excellent construc lot with many pos.siblHtles at types. No job too small. Peter available . for stenographer. DELTA-DE WALT power tools and EXrEPriONS-\qkRlANf'ES seiwlce. Individual attention. For $495 down. A. A. Dion, Inc., 299 Autumn (Granted) logue price. MI. 3-8863. tion. Large lot, near hits and school. 326,500. Information by appoint to choom from. All kinds of terms available. Some* M appointment call Mrs. Aida R. Pantaiuk, 40 Foster street. Phqpe street Mitch *11 3>4860. Knowledge of ahorthand and accessories. Skies, service, demon • EXPERIMENTAL ment only. 1950 FORD FORDOR money down. MitcheU >7303. stration. Terms arranged. Capitol Adama, MI. 3-8160. typing required. Please write Carter Chevrolet Company, Inc., MACHINISTS 9 X 12 ALL WOOL hand hooked Summer Homes For Rent 67 For Further Infonnation 8 cylinder. Radio and heater. New paint. 1953 WILLYS 4-DR. SEDAN Equipment Co., 38 Main St. lug; one year old, 3150, MI. Main Street ( Between Wells ■ A beautiful brown. You Can’t Co Wrong doing To The Right Plact WANTED—Riders from Manches De Luxe Falcon model. Solid Rootliig^ 16-A stating qualifications and ex St. and Charter Oak St,) 9-5090. FURNISHED FOUR room cot'- Call JAMES J. ROHAN & SON $895 ter Center to Pratt A Whitney, MASON—Fieldstone a specialty. E. perience. ALL ALUMINUM combination win- tages, sandy private beach. Low Realtors sabre-rouge color. Fully equip Toth. Phone Ml. 9-3207. ROOFING— Specializing in repait- , dows and doors, self-storing, save William J. Thornton, 1127 Tolland south parking lot, hours 6 to 4:45. Turnpike Apply rates for June and September. ALICK CLAMPET Telephone Mitchell 3-743.3’ Call MI. 9-9356 after 6. ped. A one owner car. Only tng roofs of all kinds. Also new heat, comfort, convenience, last a -t DUE TO DEATH Call Mrs. Harold Hills, Lake St., 1950 PACKARD SEDAN g u a r a n t e e d Top quality tele EXPERIENCED Waitress. Apply Notice filed in offi e of the Town Realtor Incorporated $395 down. roots. Gutter work. Chimneys lifetime. Free demonstration Call Employment Office .. Selling like new. I8th Century So. Coventry. PI. 2-7606. MANCHESTER Low mileage. \'ery clean. SOLIMENE, vision service. Calls received be cleaned, repaired, 26 years' ex in person, Center Restaurant, 499 anytime. Bill Tunsky. Ml. 9-9095. (Tieik 0.1 May 14. 1954. Effective, Period dining room oval table, Phone MI-9-4543 Price 311.500-—Five room single A wondrrftil ear for only Automobiles for Ssle 4 fore 9 p.m. will be serviced same perience. Free esUmatea Call Main St. ' date Mav 15. 1954. $845 634 CENTER STREET night. Ml. >1347. ALL FAMOUS make power mow ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS rhairs, breakfront buffet, living in good condition. Oil heat, fii e- Mi-S-5101 1951 CADILLAC COUPE Huwiey. Manchester MitcheU Wanted To Rent 68 place, hatchway, screens, storm BEFORE YOU Buy a uaed car 3-S36L WANTED-<5irl for general office ers 349.95 up. Buy on'hudget. No William H. Stuck. Chairman Weekdays De Ville Hardtop. An im COMPLETE Hand and power lawn room '.Chinese Chippendale sofa MANCHESTER window!* and doors, Clean thiough- Mon. to Fri. 8 A. M. to 9 P. M.-:-Sat. 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. Boa Gorman Motor Salea. Butck work. Shorthand and typing re money down, 32 weekly. Budget Clarence N. Lupien. Secretary j WANTED—2 or 3 room furnished 1947 FORD CONVERTIBLE COUPE Salea and Service. 2SB Mam maculate car. Loaded includ mower tales and service. Motors quired. High School' graduate of Center, 91 Center St. (blue brooatelle-down, cushions), nut, Amesite drive, beautiful land 31re engine red. CLOSED SUNDAY i apartment by local business wom scaped yard, approximately 110’ BtraeL latchell >4571. Open eve ing new white walls. Tu-tone tuned ar overhauled, nckup and Hehtinff— Plumbing 17 1953 or 1954 acceptable. Good 8 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. arm chairs-all slip covered — an. Must be near bus line. Call Two new ranch homes , that are Ju.*t right for the younger art. $395 nings. delivery service. Gibson's Garage. working conditions. Experiengie HAVE YOUR electric'shaver serv. Howell chrome kitchen set, brown Misa Btiendo. MI. 9-2998. nearing completion. Purchaser n,ay | K e T b u y e r ^ green. Only $795 down. Ml. S-5012. GUARANTEED PLUMBING and not required. Apply T he W. G. iced by experienced repairman. FOR , 9 X 12 rug/ rose 11 x 13 rug and have choice of decorating. One Is i down payment. 25 year mortgage TO b e s u r e heating. Jobbing and new work. Glenney Co., 336 No. Main Street. Parts for Sunbeam, Schick and (Closed Saturdays) j WANTED —Four room apartment JAMES A. WOODS. Appliance Joseph Skelley. MI. 9-3014. Remington. 10 Bisscll St, miscellaneous. for three adulta and month old located on Greenwood Drive. T ^ 1 available. 1949 WILLYS 6 CYL. Salea & Service. 883 Center St, SEE McCl u r e . BULLDOZING baby. MI. 9-3544. other on Woodland atreet. Many FRANCES K. WAGNER. Realtor STATION WAGON MI. 9-1918. LENNOX FURNACES and warm Help wanted— Male 36 P’IF'TY INSIDE .5 panel doors, in 54 Brickfield Street MANY OTHER FINE CARS TO CHOOSE FROM. PRATT and WHITNEY other listings. Call MI-9-0028 for clean, Tuaranteed used Copper bronze col6r. Tires air heating. Earl Van Camp. Ml. ---- good condition. Ideal for cottage. Saturdaj^ and Sunday like new. For bu.«iness and 9-5844. DEPENDABLE, conscl e n t i o u s May be seen at Almshouse. 215 I WANTED-Five room, unfurnished WEST END—Large six room Cape Com* in and Test Drivt Hi* 1954 Ford. cars. Any make. Any model, WASHING MACHINE repaired. workers. Must be over 25 years East Middle Turnpike, days until Call MI-9-3978 AIRCRAFf rent. Call J^. 8-0001. COD, three or four bedroom, tile 1941 to 1954. Easy pajTnent pleasure. Only $195 down, Ml. 9-9757. PLUMBING and heating. New old, married, for steady, year 8 p.m. COMBINATION OIL and gas T. J. CROCKE'rr kitchen, ceramic tile bath, fire wot'k or repairs. Phone MI. 9-8541. 'round work as service station at • Grading • Burk Filling Olvialon of United Aircraft I SIX OR SEVEN rix)pi single house Real Estate Broker St bank rates. GONDER'S' T.V. Service, available , range, 320: also \4 unit electric place, combination aluminum "Y oh can pay mort but you can't buy batter/' Ernest J. Morin. tendant. Good opportunity for right! stbve, ,iri good condition, $15. MI. I vicinity of Rockville or Manches’ Phone MI-3-5416 nr windows, beautiful picnic area ' 1951 WILLYS 4-WHEEL any time. Antenna conversions, Corporation man. Apply in person. McClure ^^EEZER 12.5 CU, FT,-Like new. 9-0482. I ter. Storrs. GArfield 9-9155, col-, ..Residence MI-9-7751 Close to bus, schools and shop. DRIVE STATION WAGON .^hilco factory supervised service. Auto Co., 373 Main.. Call MI. 9-2395 lect. McCLURE AUTO CO. Moving— Trucklhg Wesley B. Bunee ng. Phone Barbara Woods Agen Tu-tone-grey. Very original. Tel Ml. 9-1486. S66 Main St., East Hartford SMALL GAS stove, ideal (or camp cy. Phone MI. 6-7702, Husdon Sales and Service Storaffe . 20 WANTED—Experienced full or GIRL'S WRITE Chicago roller 114 Spencer St., Manchester or apartment. Electric range, suit I BY RELIABLE business couple, PINE ACR^IS„7 room home, large One local owner. Only $395 RUBBISH AND Ashes removed. part time counter man for . meat aizc 7 shoe. Slightly used, i no-children, 4, 6 or 6 rooms, un- General cleaning of attics, cellars able for )-amp. Easy Spindry kitchen, ceranHtr tile bath, storm 373 Main Street down. AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO., department. Manchester Public , 9-124*. washer. 335 each. Tel. M l. 3-8609. ; furnished. References. Call MI. windovvs, hot water hept, garage, I-iCgal Notice and yards. Call M and M Rubbish local and long distance moving, Market. ' ^------‘ -9-5234 , 8 a.m^to 9 p.m. removal. MI. 9-9757. amesite. drive, nice''-)(ard, trees, Open Evenings packing, storage. Call Ml. 3-5187. COMBINATION Gas and oil range easy vv'alk to store.*, Dqs, new AT A OOL'RT OP PROBATK hrW »t 1948 CHEVROLET"4-DR. Hartlor** CHapel 7-1423. WANTED—Mason helper. Advance 16 hT; ARMY Tent, * poles and TOWN \DVERTISEMENT with copper hot water tobitig. -55 I MOTHER AND working daughter M anrhi-Jtir. within *nrt frtr ih* di.«tiict BROWN BUY A SAFE BUY MANCHESTER T. V. Semce, stakes, 335. MI. 9-3104. school. $14,900. Carlton V^’^uteh- 1941-1940, OLDER ChevroleU, FLEETLINE SEDAN. ment for right man. Phone MI. gallon drum and pump. MI I desperately in need of 3 or 4 room ins. MI. 9-6132, 9-4694. A ' Forda, other good transportauon. radio and T.V. apecialuts' since MANCHESTER - Package Deliv 9-3101, 9-5146. 9-2123. A real doll. A little older but 193*. Houst seivl'r ' sll 3J.5L' ONE 18" BLAIR mower.'Briggs ft OFFICE OF TOWN ENGINEER AND - unfurnished apartment in .Man- Pn-rV-m.- JOll.V J. W A M ,K IT . Jude* USEB GAR AND SAVE! Good credit enable ua to accept $5 ery. Local, light trucking and j cheater. , Maximum 350. Refer- MANCHESTER —Thta ■ agency haa Ksiai* of Kdmund S, Wilcv. i«i/ of BEAUPRE in good condition. Only $195 MI. 9-6680 or MI. 3-4807. Stratton' motor.’ Used only once znincbo.'Irr in said dlMrlrt., dorpasrd. down. Dougiaa Motors, 333 Main. package delivery. Refrigerators, SUPERINTENDENT OF HIGHWAYS COMBINATION STOVE. Make an i brand new. Reg, 3119.95, sacrifice, ences. M). 9-3572. a l ^ e listing of 4, 5, 6 and 7 room Oix.n appllration ot John W. Ohudoba down. washers and stove moving a offer. See H. M. Jones, -74 Spriice singles at 38'.750 and up. Two fam ndinmistraior r.t.a.. prayine for au- ONLY Do u g l a s wUl aell you a ANTIQUEIS Retinlshed. Repairing specialty. Ml. 9-0752. WANTED 375. Also baby crib, high chair, HILLIARD STREET UNDERPASS - s r . . . . lliiiniy to roll rorialn tral rrtato par- BEST done on any furniture. Tleman, toidy chair, reasonable. Call' MI. ily homes, 4 and 4, 5 and 5, 6 and 1949 FORD 4-DpOR SEDAN late model* car as low as 3145 ELIMINATION PROJECT Farms and Land For Sale 71 6 rooms, $13,500 and up. colonials, tlciitaily tloacribod in raid spplioaiiun Maroon. Badlo and heater. down. We do not ask you to take 1948 NASH 4-DR. SUPER 189 SouU) Main St Phone DD. EXPERIENCED CHEF 9-6121 after 4:30 p.m. on fur, it l« J ■ 3-6643. Notice U hereby given Hilliard Street will be cloved to nil seven looms at 314,800 and up. .OFtDERKD' Ttikt lh<* faroeolne *p- a loan from a bank or finance SEDAN Paintinsr^—Paperinir 21 . Machinery and Tools 52 EASTERN CONNECTICUT, exegp* idication i)o h»-ard and lirtrripinod at BUYS STERILIZER, 32: Teeter-babe, 33; j veiUcuIat traffic between Main Street and Regent Street, Monday, tlonal buys, dairy, poultry (arms, Ranch homes, $11,900 t o '338,000. 'company to complete your down Full Time ■Please call Howard R. Hastings till' Probatr otticft In Manchrairr in payment. PoaiUvely onjy 3145 Excellent • throughout. Ra FURNITURE Refinlshlng, anUque gray combination stroller-car- May 17, 1951 at 7:00. A. M. Eantem Daylight Saving: Time, Traffic Wf: BUY-Sell-Trade-Rent, power 2 - 400 acres, with' or without ray DlrtHci. on Ihr aoth day of May, dio, weather-eye and over furniture a apeciaJty, chairs caned PAINTING AND riage-, 325; child;s birch chif- will he detoiired via Woodland and Regent Street*-during the period' Agency, Manchester. Ml. 9-1107. A.D. 1954. a1 ton o’clock in Ihr "forr- T951 STUDEBAKER 4-DOOR down buys a 1949 car, 3195 buys a mowera, cham aaw*, tillers, gar stock and equipment. Welfes Agen mni'n. .and that n olic* hr etvrn to all and ruahed.. Anaon F. Thorp PAPER h a n g in g . Good Working Condition.* ferobe, 325: baby's enamel tub. of highway and railroad eonvtructlon project. den ♦ractora, outboards, power cy, Coventry. Tel. PI. 2;6872. .Green. lUulio^ heAter. f*uUy equipped. 1950, 3295 buys a 1952. No addition drive. Only $155 down. Phona MItchiU 9-5735. SDC r o o m single, furnace heat, perrons inlcrralrd in amid raui* df Ihr al aide notes or loans. We guaran All practically new. MI; 9-3237, tools. Terms arranged. ' Capitol pendency of raid appIleaUon and lb* • ' ' ' . References JAMES SHEEKEV. good location, one car garage. lime and place of hearinz thereon, bv tee to sell under the above terms JOHN M. .McGANN Equipment Co., 38 Main Street. Near Waddell School. 310.400. S. A. • ' ' . I ■ COMPLETE REPAIRS by Stuart , T O W N ENGINEF.R AND Houses For Sale 72 tiuhlirbinz a rppy of thia order in aom'e with notes as low as 340 monthly. 1946 NASH 4-DR. SEDAN R. Wolcott on wringer and auto . Beechler. Phone MI. 3-6969 newrMper having a circulation in raid 30'Laurel Street ______'■'"trlct, at lean five daya before the 1946 DtSOTO 2-DOOR SEDAN ^ Good credit is our only require Solid throughout. Radio, matic washing .machines, vacuum .Write Box Y SUPERINTENPE-NT OF HIGHWAYS ment. Douglas Motors, 333 Main. Tel. MI-3-7388 or Ml-3-6738 USED GRAVELY garden tractor. 1952 CHRYSLER WINDSOR DE LUXE 4-DOOR Grey. Fluid drive, raiUo and beater. - heater. Only $75 down. cleaners, motors, small appli SEPTIC TANKS Call MI. 3-4505. 36 BROOKFIELD STREET Radio, heater. Fluldmatie drive. ances. Welding 180 Main atreet. Cod, oil heat, copper plumbing, 82 i be heard relative thereio, and make rr- c o Herald gallon electric water heater turn to Ihir courl. aeaand webv malllne„,.iii— i...bv CHORCHES FOR VALUES Phone Ml. 9-6878. PAINTING, Exterior and interior, BOLENS GARDEN tractor, deluxe 1946 HUDSON 4-DR. SEDAN Custom built 914 room English blinds, storm windows. Fully in reei'stered mall on or before Mav ij 1951 CHEVROLET DE LUXE 4-DOOR paperhanguig. Ceilmga refinlah- "Since 1907 B.V Reid Handi-Ho model, 2>4 h.p. cultiya- Colonial on .nicely landscaped lot, 1954, a copy of thia order lo the 6ffice iS62 Ford V-8 4 Door—Radio, Fully equipped and clean. ALL KINDS of antenna work. Call ed. Wail paper books on request. PLU8QED SEWERS , tors and sweeps. Used approxf- sulated, amesite drive. e.xtra large < f (■••mml.rrioner of W elfare Stale o f Radio, heater. Power-Glide tranamls*lon. Jet black. Buv with'; 1953 PACKARD MAYFAIR HARD-TOP Art Plnney, TV Antenna 'pecial- ELDERLY MAN to work at cigar! It'S Been Of Course” 80’ X 170'. In excellent t-esidential comer lot 280' frontage. All ultili- fice Building llarifnrd 15. rnnnertiritt drive! 2-ton tan. Fully equipped. ^ heater, timberline green.— Full price $195. Estimates given.- FuUy insured. and news stand'. Write Box G ,' AUCTION mately ten hours. Excellent con I section. First floor haa large living JOHN J. WAI.LETT. Jtid*e. 31295. ' 1st, Salea and Service. Very fair Call Edward 'R. Price. MitcheU dition, 3125. MI. 3-8757 or MI, tles. Price 39,990. Phone Barbara prices. Tei. MI. >4773. Herald. REAL ESTATE SOLD HENCE THIS SALE ‘ room, sun room, sun porch, dining Woods Agency. M ), 9-7702. DISTRICT OF COVENTRY »«.. Pro- 1951 PLYMOUTH CAMBRIDGE 4-DOOR 1953 Studebaker Champ., 4-Door— 9-1003. Msehias GleaasA 9-3967. DeCORMIER MOTOR loom, large'kitchen with breakfast ftalf t'ourl. May 13. 1954. Heater. All gimd tires. Dark grey finish. . Green, radio. Very clean— WEBB'S TV - 17 Maple St.. 33 per STEADY REUABLE man (or per SepUe Tanks, Dry Wella, Sewer room and lavatory; second floor, MANCHESTER — Dutch colonial. Kstait*' o f Alb4»rt. U lrardin. latp of 1952 HUDSON CLUB COUPE SAVE. SALES, Inc. PAINTING .AND Paperhanging. manent work (or sales or service Few Farm Took — Milk Tank — Some Fumitura Musical Instruments 53 Three bedrooms, oil heat, garage, Coventry, in naid Dintrict. drceaB^d Full p rice...... house call. All work fully guaran Satisfaction guaranteed. 35 years Unea Installed—Callar Water* three large bedrooma including rpon thp aprUeation of John D. t*a- Red and gray. Fully, equipped. teed. Call Ml. 9-6535 for quipk of Ures. Experience helpful but nice lot. 312,900. Cape Cod, 4 1051 Pontiac Catalina Hard Top— experience. Orders taken for out Proofing Done. FOR MR. and MRS. JOHN V." ARONSON AT SPINET PIANO, just taken in master bedroom with dressing praying ihal aa p^r application 'radio, heater, hydramatic— 24 Maple St., Manchester honest aervice. hot essential. Apply-Nichols Tire room and lavatory, tile bathroom rooms, hot water oil )1eat, com on flip mf»rp fully appparji. it Ib 1951 HUDSON 4-DOOR SEDAN side work now. CaU Raymond trade, has 88-note keyboard rec ORDKRBD: That oaid application .he 31395. Co., Inc., 1099 Main St.,9 - 6 p.m. and powder room; third floor, large bination storms and screens. Ex Radio, heater. 3I.OpO actual milea. 1950 MERCURY club coupe, radio WIRING INSTALLATION and re Trudeau! MI. 9-1614. Mc Kin n e y b r o s . 517 GARDNER ST.. MANCHESTER. CONN. ommended by teachers,' good cellent condition, 310.500. A R h^ard and det^rmin^ at th#* Pn»bat^ 1961 Studebaker Champ., Starlite SEWERAGE DISPOSAL GO. niecha leal condition, only 3395. bedroom and storage space. Garage Officf'x in Tovpntrv, in »aid diptrict. on One otvner car. Foil p r ic e ...... 1953 MERCURY 4-DOOR and heater, excellent condition. pair of small electric appliances (Gardner Street run* off Charter Oak Street, which run* oft In basement, hot water oil heat. Wilkie ft Co. MI. 9!2461. MI. 9-4389 the 2l8t day of May. A.D. 1954. Club Coupe—Overdrive and Low mileage, one owner. Low Salesmen Wanted 36-A IS>IS2 Pearl S t TeL MI-S-SS08 36, months to pav. "'olis Piano 10;30 o clock In Ih^ forenoon, and that Maroon and black. Radio, heater. and li.xturea. Clarence G, Smith, EXTERIOR PAINTING only. Free Main Street at JuacUon of Hartford Road and So. .Main Street) Venetian blinds, weather stripped. heater, grey.—3895. payments. Bob Oliver has the best 21 Knox St. Phone MI. 3-8423. Company, 317 Asylum Street, BEFORE YOU Buy, be sure to see l»ubHc notice be given nf the pendency 1953 DODGE CORONET V-8 4-DOOR %>ry low mileage. New car warranty. estimates. MI. 9-1383. AUTOMOBILE Owner of said application and the time and 1950 Nash Rambler Convertible— at Center Motor Salea. Hartford. JA. 5-8696. this six room Cape Cod |2 unfin jilace pf hearing thereon, hy pubjishing One-owner car. Nice 2-tone green. New white tire*; New car H 4 1 RADIO-TV Service. Service MONDAY EVE.. MAY 17.1954 AT 6 P.M. ished) located at .43 Edison Road Radio, heater and overdrive. PAINTING—Exterior and interior. SALESMEN WANTED (RAIN or SHINE—INSPECTION AT SALE TUtre oNLY) a ro p y of thin order f»n«* tim e in oom e warranty. Special—3645. 1949 CHEVROLETS 4 doors (21, charge 33.50. Tel. MI. 9-6865. Gary For free estimates. Call MI. Mitchell 3 joiS in Manchester. This ' cheerful neuipaper having a circglallon in iiaid 1953 CHEVROLET STATION WAGON lamoiiaco. Ford Dealership has opening for ACROSOhfIC Spinet piano, like DiBtrlrt. and by pouting* a copy thereof 1959 Bulck 4-Door—Green, radio, 1950 Ford club coupe, 1948 Ford 9-9773. Surplus furainhUigs aa follows:—Victorian Walnut Sofa, 2 Vic. home, features, fireplace, in large on the public alcn-poot in the Town of A real clean one! Tan color. e i V O K live wii-e aggressive salesmen. We new. Call PI. 2-7721. living room, open stairway, hot 1953 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER 4-DOOR heater, dynaflpw. Low mile station wagon, 1947 Ford tudor. Bedroom Chairs. Small Marble Top Stand. White Sewing Ma Coventry, in rain DiiitHct. at ^eatt five RaJio and heater. ^ 1 / 7 9 DOORB OPENED, keys fitted, PAINT AND Paperhanging. Time will train. Here is an opportunity chine, Owl Andirons; Fire Screen, Porch G li^r and Chairs, Ben- Il75 ST. JOHN ST. —You cannot water oil heat, one-car garage daya before Mid dav of hearing Radio, heater, power steering. power brake*, new white tires. age.—3805. 1948 Studebaker, 1950 Nash 1948 LOOKING FOR SMALL SIZE player piano includ beat the location, you can Pontiac sedan. 1947 Plymouth copied, vacuum cleaners^ Irons, payments. Financing arranged. to join a progressive modem, or dix Home Laundry Electric Washer (C-ablnet Model), Universal with amesite driveway, fenced in ELIZABETH IJ4CEK. _____ Clerk. Jet black. New car warranty. ganization with plenty of room for ing rolls. In good condition. Rea not equal ' .the value' in this 1950 Chevrolet De Luxe 2-Door__ guiu, etc., repaired. Shears, Wm. Dickson 4 ^ n . Phone MI. AT A COURT h f; i ,d a t c o v e n - sedan, 1942 Chevrolet aerosedan Electric Range (Old Model), Sofa Bed, Coffee Table, Space Heat sonably priced. -Call MI. 3-4749. two and one-half year old Cape landscaped lot. Ideal (or children. 1952 CHRYSLER SARATOGA radio, heater. One owner. (looks like 1948 model). Honest knives, mowers etc... put into con 9-0920. advancement and increased earn-, OFFICE SPACE er, other furniture Items, small amouat of ehina, etc., Phllgas Can be purchased by qualified YBi'. within »nti for th* District - of 1952 CHRYSLER WINDSOR 2-tone blur. Fully equipped. Like new.—3705. inga for men who can qualify, Cod. Six rooms (two unfinished) Douglas, 333 Main. dition for coming needs. Braith- Range (Old), Cot Beds, etc. MUSIC Irrirumiental rental. Com veteran for as lUtle as 3700 down, ‘’/Jon' thomJs c weLl m ' TOWN & COUNTRY WAGON A very clean car. waite, 62 Pearl street DILLON SALES ft SERVICE . features, picture windows, awn A vqlue not to be equaled. 312,500. j Judz* *' « WEU-ES. $1995 IN A 100% plete, line of Instrumcnta. Rental ings, loads of extras. Lovely Radio, heater, Fluldmatie drive. N'Icr green finish, Guaranteed and Fully 1953 OLDSMOBILE Super .88 con Courses, and Classes 27 319 Main Street Victory Milk Tank (S-SxD-6., Height 3.5 In.) with FVigidaIre Jarvis Realty Co., 654 O nter St.'' E »t»t« o f John Koval, lair of qovrn- New car GARDENS AND Lawns plowed by unit. Walking Garden Tractor (Old Model) with Snow Plow at applied to purchase price. Rep Wooded lot in park-like surround warranty. RecbtuUUoned vertible, powder blue, radio, heat See Mr; Johnston resenting Olda, Selmer, .Bach, MI 3-4112 •''11: said. Diatrict. dreeasrd. , Low Down Paynrenta a t. fototiller. Rider, 698 No. Main St. TRACTOR TRAINING Service, is tachment, Humldalr Electric Rotary Incubator, Chicken Brooder ings. Excellent GI mortgage '______‘ ______i Thr. rxrculrix bavins mads wrlttrn Wa hova a vary qanaraus salacHaa of er. hydramaUc,-white walls, low LOCATION Pedlcr and Bundy. Metter's Music c-rtD c . ______! — lappUcaUon to saM Court, In accordance Bank Rates MI. 9-9613. selecting men in this area to be (Gaa). f^ew Poultry Feed Trougha. Blacksmith Forge and Aavil, available. Jaryia Realty Co. 654 ^ S A L s lid —o6.\cn»roorn ^gin^lg 1 with ih^ itatul^. for an ordrr of oalo mileage. Private party. Financing tra in s for high pay jobs aa dieael WITH AVAILABLE StucMo. 177 McKee. Ml. 3-7500. Center St. MI. 3-4112 ariiar asod ears—«Haw. low pricos. Btudebaker Salea arid Service can be arranged. Call MI. 8-7609. Situations 'Wanted— Dump Cart (Trailer) on .Steel, Old Mower (Cut Down), Steel house. Good condition throughout '[ "f
94te tudor, lustrous blue finish; Radio TOR HIRE We have Just such offices Harrow, Land'Scoofi. Grindstone. Bench-Vise. Smalt Bench Lathe, room in baaement of 2*car garg{e. of M May. ay. 1954. 1954.'.at U:bo11:00 /o'cic^ksi'clctck inIn thathe ing industry. If ytiu are mechani CURTAINS Laundered and ironing Few Small Electric Motors, Hand Garden Tools. Few Used Win 312,800. Garrison ceJoniat, East D rive bv lOa Ruaaell fnr • ' /forenoon: ‘^r^noon: and that notice thereofthlereof hy heater, overdrive. Local owner. awaiting your inspection. WAN-TED-Bunk bAu With or wlOi- Zlven. by . publUhlng: a copy of this With operator. La'wns. Gardens cally minded and want -increased done in my honse. MI. >4333. dows. etc. GOOD ENGLISH SADDLE AND BRIOLE.- Side, beautiful throughout, 316.900. moriArty brothers 1361 OLD6MOBILE 88, radio, heat- Only 24^,000 miles, 31,195 lull prioe. earnings you owe it to yourself^ to For complete infdmiation oqt mattreaaea. Call MI. 9-3609 Ranch home almost new. 32.OOO ment ti fh. ) order in the Manchester Eveninz Her- , ar, whitewall'tires, good condition.' See Bob Oliver today at Center rold a nrw.spaper having a circulation 9'ree ^tlm ates— MI-3-6144 find out-whether or not you i*an RELIABLE- M^madV d*y care of pee Frank Miller at ' Note:—Not a h»g sale, bo oa.tlme. Fumltum, etc„ ociu first. down. (Sovenlry. nice litUe home ------. / _ -iin said District, and by postinz a copy BROWN-BEAUPRE UNCOLN-MEftCURY DEALERS % PBoaa MI, M i ll, ^tween 1 and 6. Motor Sales. qualify. For fuU informaUon with child, in my Rome, ^ncloeed yard. Rooms Without Board 59 plua laiye glassed pqrch land ga NICE SIX ROOM aingle. largell?*"®' 'he C H E V R O L ^ all metal station ho obligation and to arrange con Vicinity of West Mid |e Turnpike, ROBERT M. REID A SON. AUCTIONEERS rage. Full pHce.^35900. 31000 roonig, oil hegt,' in oxcgllent rva davi hAfnr^^ Mid dav of hrar- 1952 CHEVROLET deluxe fordor BULLDOZER and loader , work, Ml. >2395. THE SAVINGS BANK AT THE CENTER. Pleaaant ^ ■ n . Many jpore Uafinga of all v\ 301-3T5 ew inut ST.— H L MI-3-S13S w atoa. I ^ new condiUon, radio, venient confidential personal in \ MANCHESTER, OONN.-J , oitk>n. lot with {grace ap4img. and that/return :h« rud* tn th^ .sedan. Green. Radio, heater. Ex- Landscapiling and grading. Reaaoit. terview in>your .ily. address r»- S$l MAiy ST. PtkQNr; MI->777« rooms, single' or/double. Gentle . kinds. TTie IQIsworth Mttttn Areii* out buiJdingi. Pnred right. S. X. NOW AT, 358 EAST CENTER ST— TEL. MI-9-S234 low mUaaga. Douglas ^ le n t condiUon. Price 11,175. PF MANCHESnR men. 14-16 Wadsworth Street rai I MANCHESTER. CO-VNECTICUT. . Maloi able riUess. No job too a n q ^ Call pUes to: Tractor Traiiilng Serv RAl*MO.\D R. REID ^ y , .FHONE M|->44|I cy, Realtor, MI. >6M0. Beechler. PIi6na Ml. 3-6969. ■* 'THOMA8 G. WELLEg. Juds*. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 0 M h . 73 Alton St.'MI. >0349. MI. >0650» after 5 p.m, J ice, Box X, Herald, Read Herald Ad vs. \' r f V ■ f . I ' i? '-'Ia PAGE EIGHTEEN X FRIDAY, MAY 14, 19j[4 Average Daily Nel Press Run iianrifgijtgr ^Eognlttg^llpraUi For the> Week Ended The Weather M ay 8. 1»M ForMaat of c. & Waithar Bafsaa \The strawberry festival oommit- x : tee^pf St. Mary’s Episcopal Men’s Carol Wood Plays fe About Town Club'will meet at 7 o’clock Monday Senior Honored 11,184 Fair aad Httle change la beat, night IfKthe parieb house. Member of the Audit permture tMa afteniaoa, taaight ^ l^raiida Lead Role Bureau of Clrcnlatioa f T he Grict Group of the Center aad Aoaday, Low tonight 45. ■ Con^egatlonel Church, Mre. Among bftihs at Hartford hoe- Manchester— A City of VUlaffe Charm Newell Smith leader, will hold Its pitals recently, were the following CafXwood. 43 Brainard PI., HALE'S annual meetinjr. followed by a to local residethp: a daughter to will be aebn in the role of Miranda Trewella the Center Thea- VOL. LXXIII, NO. 198 pirate whist, Monday night at 8 Mr. and Mrs. Doniild Vandenburgh. (Classified Advertising on Page 10) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MAY 15. 1954 o clock in the Robbins Room. 83 Helaine Rd., on M-y 12 at the piana present "Miranda" ne.xt (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE FIVE CENTS Members are reminded to bring St. Francis Hospital; Slaughter to Thursday, Friday and Saturday } white elephants. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Krikfclum, 75 evenings at the ”^owera School W. Middle Tpke., on May 1? at the auditorium. m M Mt. Sinai Hpspital, and a daughter Miranda’s arrival at\the home f The 73rd annual business meet to Mr. and Mrs. Emerson I^lm. of Sir Paul and Lady ^are Mar McCarthy ing of the Woman’s Auxiliary of 312 Oakland St., on May 11 at the tin as one of Sir raul'a "j^lents’’ A llies P o n d e r i the Diocese of Oonnecjtlcut will be Hartford Hospital. has an electrifying effect oi^._ the held at Trinity Church parish — , ^ male members of the househqld Wants All house,. New Haven, on Friday. and generates a natural curioai^. M ay 21, befeHnninK a t 10 a m. King David Eodge No. 31, lOOF. will m eet tonight a t 7:.30 in Odd and jealou.*y among the women. omats Meet \ Fellowa Hall. The amusing situations which fol ction Rev. K. Ejhar Rask, pastor low make for enjoyable theater Facts Told of the Covenant-Congregational to auit the taste of every audience. Church, will exchange pulpits with Oub Pack 120 will meet at 7 A lthough Carol wdll be m aking o’clock tonight at the Knight/r of Washington, May 15 (A*)— the Rev. Phillip Sandhek of the her initial appearance in a Thes Paris, May 15 (JP)—A new policy for Indochina, both mili Plainville Church, Sunday at the Columtus Home instead of at St, pian major production, she was Sen. McCarthy (R-Wis) de James' School. seen in the one-act play "Gander tary and political, wa.s being hammered out today in Paris 11 a.m. service. His subject will and in Wa.shington with one quick immediate prospect—there manded today the "complete be "Preseing Through to Jesus. ” Sauce." which was presented last .story” of any part the .lu.stice Mr. Rask will preach in the eve Reservations will close this eve spring before several local organi likely will be two Pusan-like defense areas established in Indo- Indochina zations. Most recently she appear rhina to fortify the Western hold »———— —------1 Department played in trig ning at 7:30. ning for the dinner at Emanuel Church, Monday, May 17, at 6:30, ed in Gypsy Ro.se Lee’s Hartford there. gering Army charges that he in connection with the annual Edwin I. Quinn production of ’’The Naked Genius." The French Nstlonal Defense The Alpine Society will meet in LADY PEPPERELL and CANNON sought favored military treat meeting of the Manchester Council She has had. extensive modeling Council met yesterday and again ment for Pvt. G. David D irkseii TeHlifies at Hearing a body at 7 o’clock tonight at the of Churches. Reports, election of Edwin L. Quinn, son of Mr. artd experience and is now director and ' COATS and TOPPERS today to determine among other Rush Light Ike Urges ^ W. P. Quish Funeral 'tome to pay officers and a devotional period Mrs. Waitfr B. Quinn. 33 Park' co-owner of the Gwyneth Model- j FLAT SHEETS and PILLOW CASES tiling*, how far it could go In rein Schine, a former aide. respecta to Mrs. Santina Opiazi, ivill be followed by a lecture by St., ha* been named to Phi Beta ing sSchool and Agency in Harl-H forcing Indochina without inviting , And Sen. McClellan (Ark), sen- who was a member of the society. f ^ . Hrastically Reduced rebellloua factionrr In the Assembly lor investigations subcommittee D iscu ss Dean Luthe'r A. Weigle, an im Kappa at Dartmouth College, T ^ 1 3 0 Aircraft to Men Unite i______— ------Hanover, N. H. He i* one of to throw out the present govern- : Democrat, said that If the Ei.seh- i k portant figure in rell^ous educa CANNON FINE MUSLIN tion fields. 19 member.* of the senior cla.*.* to ■ ment. j bower administration blacks out To Hold Vital Points i details of a .Ian. 21 top-drawer! be ao honored. REG. $2.29—63x99 .... X ...... $1.79 He attended Manchester High C O A T S A . 9 5 Further, evidently with Ameri Fallen Fort ■ conference on the McCarthv-Army For Cause Robert E. Dunfield, .59 Harlan can consultation, France was look I dispute it will hsve to “take the T o F ace School. Hi* father is a graduate ^ PRESCRI^IONS ] Rd.. is attending the Armstrong TAMPAX REG. $2.69— 72x108 ...... $2.19 ing into a vast regrouping of it* ^CAREFCIXT OOMPOCNDED 1 Cork Co. Bureau of Merchandising of D artm outh, cla.** of 1927. Saigon, Indochina. May 15 "W ib iru y for denying senators Wa.shington, May 15 (/P)— Quinn participated on the rifle Voluos to $49.95 badly scattered forces In Indochina wholesaler training course at Lan in 3 sizes REG. $2.89—81x108 ...... />. $2.29 with a view to holding the two (A»)—The French High Com Heicurity IJd Bared President Eisenhower, in an Geneva, May 15 (iP>-^Top diplomat.* of the western' Bif caster. Pa. He is an employe of squad in his sophomore year. most vital point*. These are the mand advised Victminh (Jen. The dmible-barrelled demand on Armed Forces Day address, Three met today in what an informed .source said w«s 5 ses \ tArthur Dnis Stores^ Riimaey Distributors, Inc., Hart (for monthly Red River Delta and the equally Captain David Samuelson of REG. 59c—42x36 ...... 49c Vo Nguyen Giap today it con* the adminiatration came on the has declared that “free men sion designed to “map out strategy” for secret kast-West ford. tomfory rich section around Saigon. heela of testimony, yesterday the Bloomfield. N. J.. will be the proioOton) Officially, the French and Ameri aidered the evacuation of can do anything when they negotiations on trying to halt the war in Indochina. U. S. speaker at the citadel Sunday, TOPPERS 17th day In the televised proceed- Under Secretary of State W aiter* ------— ------— - TY P E 144 cans were closemoiithed about-the wounded from Dien Bien Phu t^s-^that the executive branch of are united in a common cause while Major John Pickup and the Tampax i$ iMtriMily ^-•hole operation but certain sources by light plane and helicopter and set their hearts to that Bedell Smith and France's Foreign band and Songsters of the local worn — n«*4 M , W LADY PEPPERELL SUPERFINE the government has clamped a Minister Oorges Bidault drove to REG. SI 6.9S VALUES NOW $12.95 made it clear the present French secrec.Y lid on the now-famoiia Salvation Arrry are in Ooslon, removed during tliow* government is not considering impracticable and asked that cause.” the villa of Anthony Eden. Britain's a new plan be adopted. huddle in the .lustice Department. Although the Chief Executive foreign secretary to make their Benefit Bid GENERA!/ % ELECTRIC Saturday and Sunday for a heavy • f Of lub. Vttr com- REG. $2.99— 72x108 ...... $2.49 Indochina a lort cause because of made no specific reference to na-^ schedule of events arranged by the defeat at DIen Blen Phu. and Attending the January meeting plan* for a Monday meeting with pact, effificni, comfort* there were’ AUy. Gen.' Brownell tional policies or inlernationiil the leader* of Russia and Red RAN6ES — REFRIGERATORS — WASHERS Major and Mrs. Benjamin Jones, able, invemad by a REG. $3.29— 81x108 ...... :..... $2.79 ^EG. S19;95 VALUES ... NOW $15.00 is operating with the expectation llanoi, Indochina, May 15 It will have' solid American sup and Deputy Atty. Geil. William events, hi.* talk reflected a back- China. Of Rail Men formerly of the Manchester Corps. dofiOf. (A*)—The French mobilized all Rogers, W'hite House Chief of diop of woiry over the Commu Representatives of Viet* Nam. NO SALESMEN—VERY LOW OVERHEAD Captain Samuelson was graduated $3.69— 90x108 ...... RE^^ S25.00 and port. REG. $2.99 There were two major areas of i)vailable helicoptera and light Staff Sherman Adams and White nist menace in Sou(hea.*t Asia and Laos and Cambodia and the't^m - OPEN 8 to 9—SATURDAY 8 to 5 from the Clas.s of 1929, M anchester elsewhere. $29.95 VALUES...... NOW $19.95 high pressure negotiations aimed planes in Indochina today to House aide Gerald Morgan. U. N. munist-Ied Vietminn will -lilao 'ait ALL DAY SUNDAY 8 to 8 School, and will attend the class REG. 6 9 c— 42x36 ...... 59c Ambas.*ador Henry Cabot Lodge. The P’.e.sident spoke infoniially In on the Monday gathering. A re- Supported reunion banquet at the Country at the following: push the evacuation of their at a dinner last night marking the Big Trade-In Allowances^No Cash Down R«g. S35.b0 ond 1. Putting the military posi Jr., and Army Counselor John G. I able conference source said Bao Club tonr.orrow evening. He left aerioti.sly wounded from caj)- Adam.*. yearly ob.sei vance 01 the mis.*ions Dai. emperor of war tom Viet Manchester 15 years ago. $39.95 VALUES ...... NOW $25.00 tion In Indochina back in a shape o.' the ni med forces. Nam. would arrive in nearby Washington, May 15 (/P)-— TY P E 180 where no aiirprise attack by the tured Dien Bien Phu. John Adams, who testified to l a d y PEPPERELL COMBED YARN PERCALE freahly victorious forces of Gen. Tile first contingent of the 4.’k), this Wednesday, aald yesterday he i . thing.* France over the weekend to be oil \ presidential emergency BRUNNER'S s'lmact P.eliekah Lodge at its ,X^/L SALES F.INAL - • - botlier u* . . . the terrible power hand for im m ediate Con.sultatlon.*. Acro^xFrom Garrlty’a—Next To Vittner’s Vo Nguyen Giap can take away who are expected to be flown out has been silenced by higher-up.* board today recommended meeting Monday evening at 8 by agreement with the Commu- of de.*lru< tive weapons . . . the iin- The western delegate.* also took ROCKVILLIKROAD, TALCOTTVIIXE—»n-S-5191 REG. $309— 72x108 ...... $2.59 any vital area now held by the and can't go beyond his previous granting health-welfare, va o’clock in Odd Fellows hall will nist^led Viclminh, arrived by statem ent th a t Sherm an Adam.* eontrolled rutlilesane.*s of un advantage of today’s conference For This Sale Only-^)ur Entire Slock Of Regular French and French Union forces. bridled anioition." re'css to give careful stud.v to cation and holiday pay bene hold a memorial service and obii- REG. $3.39-1-81x108 ...... $2.89 2. Making doubly clear to In plane at Hanoi late yesterday. Tlie suggested compiling a written gatlon. with Mrs. Beatrice Mann wounded eight men tn< luded record of the Army’s troubles with But Eisenhower looked back R ussia's sucJdeh shift in position fits worth 150 million dollars dochinese leaders who so far have through history and found reasons ing, chairman and Mrs, Margaret French paratroopers, Algerians McCarth.v's office over Schine. on. an Indochina peace s>ttlenient.' annually to one million, rail H i i Aorrwg* I REG. 79 c- ^ 2 x3 8 > /2 ...... been siding with France that the for hope that democratic forms of We.*te.n sources voiced hope the King.sbnry, co-chnirman of the 69c $10.98 DRESSES country la not being given np. and foreign legionnairea. This record later grew into pari road employes. committee. A social time will fol •th’$ mfffy . government would survive, aa they Soviet switch and Oie closed door that American aid will increase More batches like tliis snffer- of the Army .* charges ag«in.*t the before. He said: talks next week will bring the The board turned down other low in charge of Mrs. Minnie REG. $7.93 rather than slack off.,and that the ,lng froiu critical head or body Senator and two of his as.sistants. > ^ darqands made by the 15 rail Krause and her committee, Mrs. thtee-week-old parley to the hard Reduced To $ A . O O Independence of the people will woiinds, were expected in Hanoi bargaining stage and discourage unions in the case, most of them PLANT THETINEST! Lillian Piper. Mrs. France.* Dougan be a real thing and not a paper this afternoon. AFL. The board, at the same time, 1 happened to the dictatorships the Reds from u.sing it as a propa and Mrs. Elizabeth Cavcrly. ThaJWHAU ca BATES BEDSPREADS Print cottons, solid eqttons and thing. Rushing Planes ganda forum. approved, a number of rail man print sheers. All the newest The French rushed helicopteis newsmen today: I the past, that seemed as great and » -.Sen. Everett Dirksen (R-III.), a iiieuiber of the Senate agement demands. TRANSPUNTED BED^ PLANTS A beautiful new homespun pattern that will Aa an initial atep. it seemed I terrible in their time, on down ...... Hhnwa H and give year* of service. Twin and full bed sizes. Style* and material*. certain some Viet Nam territory and monoplanes to i.uang Pra- 'I think it is important to know tlon* subrommlttee, teslifir*. May 14, before that gn>up Soviet Foreign Minister V, M. The emergency board Wae FOR A FULL SUMMER OF F^OyfERS bang. royal Laotian capital, 115 Red, green, black and green. Cross stripe pat now sparsely patrolled by French everything that went on at that .il'^^feon'^^d HUIe?"nd “m’^uss": i Dirksen testified that .\rm y Cnunsil'lur Molotov uncovered the new Rus named by President Eisenhower ALL HALES IlNAI. John G. .\dains tried to "kill” and "stop" an effort hv the MeCarttiy tern. $5.95 and Viet Nam troops would be lini . . . all gone." sian posUion yesterday. He agreed last December to head off a poe- Agtrotum, Marigolds, Solvia, V«r THIS WEEKEND BE SURE TO VISIT given up temporarily to the Com (Continued on Page Five) (Continued on Page Five) subcommittee to summon members of Ihe .\rmy lo.valfy board as witV to international supervision of any slble nationwide rail strike. The Eisenhower's reference to free nesses before the siib<-onimlttee. (AP WIrephoto.) / _____ Alyssiim, Snapdragons and many CHILDREN’S and PRE-TEEN munist-led forces. These -scat men united in common cau.se fol Indocliina peace settlement. unions had made no pay increase REG. 59c Yard—36 ” SANFORIZED tered troops probably wall be lowed . another address at the Molotov proposed supervision by demands but confined their pn>* pulled into the two maiiY, centers same dliiner b.v Deputy Secretar.v * Neutral Nations Commission gram to "fringe” requesU. The Mostly Per Doz. COATS and TOPPERS of resistance. wi,hout naming the nations he c^ae has been in negotiation for a 45c PRINTED AND PLAIN DROADCLOTH of Defense Robert B. Anderson year. CORNELL Valuefi to $16.98 It meant essentially that the who spoke in similar vein. liad in mind. ITevtouiI,v the Rus "Navarre Plan,” devised by Gen. Dulles Sees Soviet . Today * report to the- White SIZES 8 to U Anderson said -"it is of tran Deqdlodk sian.* • had backed Vietm inh pro Over twenty-five plain color* and many beautiful S Uenrl Navarre, commanding in posals fpr a mixed commission of House was the culmination of the TRANSPLANTED VEGETABLE PLANTS floral and novelty prints. Yard ...... i V scendent importance to-us and to board’s study. Indochina, could be considered a our Allies that we join in a collec Communist and non-Comraunist Temoto, Fappar, Lattuca, Cobixiga. Broccoli, dead dfick. Under this plan tive effort, to the end that the Indochinese. Th* unions involved are "noa- CoulHlowar, Colary, Brussals Sprouts and otharsT Sale Prices $8.00.. $14.00 Navarre hoped to keep the Viet- Deadlock on Atom Western spokesmen reacted cau- operating"—that is, m ade up of BAKE SHOP REG. 59c FINEST QUALITY Communist aggressors be held to railway workers who Trial tiously to the Russian move al do not mlnh on the defensive by a series the line where they are now, and STRAWBERRY PLANTS, 100 ...... $2.75 449 Hartford Road — Near McKee Street of hard strikes made by an in that there be"no further gains per- though a French delegation source actually operate trains. Included CHILDREN S and PRE-TEEN 1 are yard clerical, maintenance and ASPARAGUS ROOTS, 100 ...... $3.75 JOSEPH S. LUKAS, Prop, and Baker 36" ABC and PUNJAB PRINTS creased number- of French troops Williamsburg, Va., Ma.V 15-banlsh atomic weapons a.* the end ntiUed In any area." said it represented a concession on and through a vastly stepped up (/Pf — Secretary of State result Of s series of measures de-: Eisenhower drew an ovation New York, May 15 (IP)— T h e trial of Joseph P . Ryan, once "a most important" point. i conslniction workers, "training program for Viet Nam. - British called it an advance be- I These were ths board’s princi* Dozens of patterns In all types and colors for dresses, ^ | ^ DRESSES Dulles disclosed today that aigned to prevent violations and * h‘» audience of service offi- powerful waterfront lal)OI>'1loss aecu.sed of stealing union | vonH“'.h" 1".'*!’.'’ "0 “" ; pal recomrpendationa for a aettle- You may also pick up your Rewtr ond vegatoblt aprons, sportswear, drapes, spreads, etc. Yard .... G# ■ V To Follow KlacArt'hur Plan ;,^po*i. Sizes 7 to 14:. Plaids and plain colors in cotton* and taffetas. his efforts to negotiate an asaure peace. , cers and their wives when he de- funds, has ended in a mi.sf^al with the .jury “hopeles.sly dead- Uon ■ I ”>«nt: soods at 10c g packtt. Weekend Specials Th* new Idea will look more de- "In Good Faith" ; dared the heart Of America .fenslve for the time being, fol atoms-foi>ipeace plan with the Dulles declared that so far this .sound "even .if at I at- houP^ after the ca.se was turned over to , .'’“‘Vi**. V: ? spokesmaij all medical and surgical REG. 69c—3 9 ’ CREASE IRESISTANT. WASHABLE VALUES TO $8.98 .... SALE PRICE lowing thf pattern followed by tention is diverted bv Ihe July, it filed hack into court ■ first labelled Molotov's propoiial a | benefits for employea financed GERANIUMS 85c65c AND SMALLER SIZES $4.00 Soviet Govitrnment has hit year...... "we...... „„have negotiated...... in good unw orthy last night to announry that two , • "slight change." Bu) later, he with- ] jointly by employes and carriers. straw berry shortcake Gen. Douglas MacArthur in the the same stone wall of dead- with the Soviet rulers in VC-:Tltny"le- hs"teneM fe?t‘this\vara‘ref «H-maly panel hold THOUSANDS TO CHOOSE FROM SPUN RAYON BUTCHER LINEN ALL HALES FINAL early days of- the Korea campaign I 4 a'si»axi rve"! ! •**'* American i Yhe unions had asked for inclusion when he had to pull all his forces "'.hieh all other recent iTn^in relaUorto GVrranv'7,f*^ BANANA CREAM PIE Q111 I B J. I l l I v l^ ll delegation had no comment. lot family members in the benefits WINDOW BOXES AND URNS FILLED One of our best seller*, sale priced. Fifteen smart back Into the Pusan pcx:ket to bold talks with the Ru.ssians have 'tria, Korea and now Indochina " "‘’'T *" Progress into the rii^ : ^ i;uil into.. In a ,*p«:ch prepared fo^ddU-ery , S*"' MrCartl^ , ‘'P'-'t room, the jury _ _ ^ ^ In the restricted talks starting *nd that costs be paij-solely by colors. Y ard ...... V ONE GROUP OF foreman said the vote had been 1 51 1 C I « •* l-1 r^ c i'^ ‘’nday the nine delegations in-, employer*. HARDY PLANTS THAT WILL GIVE PLEASURE COOKIES - WONDER CAKE (Continue^ on Pa'j|k1<'ive) Dulles referred to the matter at , a celebration commemorating ir-___ .. / somevyhat indirectly, but at Wash- the "Virginia Re.*oliition for Ameri-' (vonGniied on Page Five)/ 10 to 2 In f^'or of finding Rvan -LI* r OBI, volved the Big Four. Red China,; 2. An extra week of annual va- guilt V. . / ■ . ' FOR YEARS— MANY VARIETIES 35c— 3 for $1.00 CHILDREN'S DRESSES ington official* confirmed the im- can Indepiendence and the Virginia I "’~T' ‘------* HEAVY QUALITY The one-time dockworkers’ lead 4-% f G t o M Yletminh will each be allowed to or more aervice The oreaent msYU SPECIAL MOUNTAIN LAUREL, axtro lorgt $2.95 iT O R E o i :r s p e c i a l o r d e r d e p t . .Hiies 7 to 14. A good selection of colors and styles all. well knowu pi-essich his speech gave and said Bill of Right*. Dullos continued: rw"4 » , er, robtlSj and strong in his hey- r O l r d K 1 S l a 11 .end ,helr chief - delegate and three , mun, vacation is ready to serve those special event makes. Real special. . * A lab am a M eii the negotiations would go on be- “Always there i.* a con.sistent I O il /L ft I . da.v bjut now ailing at the age' of RHODODENDRON AND ROSE DAPHNE HOURS needs. . tVe ran produce delicious MATTRESS COVERS catis.e the Soviet attitu d e was not pattern. Never will they relax their ' ^ ■■■ Karachi, Pakistan,- Mav 15 tft- fc'l-t!,'* . ..1 .. . ' employek Is two weeks. baked goods for any occasion. legaided in the State Department grip oh what they have. ' A I been indicted on 51 grand official aoiircea aaid'toda’y Sir .Mo- rhin* rea«-fir.~>i fh. FLOWERING SHRUBS — EVERGREENS VALUES TO $5.98 a* “final." I larceny counts accu.sing him of hammed Zafrullah Khan has tend- * - ce<,se.fire at the outaet Employe, now get time and a half Open $2.00 jFo uiid G u ilty "In each of the geographic area.* t O verting J48.im in union fiirids to ,red hi* reaignation „ , The secret talk, were set up yes- '^when'"hirtLn I FERTILIZERS AND INSECTICIDES We spMialize in: President Eisenhower proposed I mention, they InRifft vpon a for- y c? P la n jl fLS Foreign ,„.rtay by Britain s Foreign Secre- *ovem- 7 A. M. to 7 P. M. REG. S4.29 with RUBBER BUHONS $3.49 ALL SALEH FINAL Dee, 8 in a speech a t the United 1* own use. During the trial the M,ni*ter of Pakistan. But Rcemler mediation efforts coUapsH BIRTHDAY CAKES mula which will i.ot only a.*.sure the^ !’counts were reduced to_42. total- M o h am m ed Ali later told new’omen ^^7 Eden, who haa Dec. 111 Slave Case Nations- that the United States, perpetuation Mohammed Ali later told newanien Tues. thru Sun. WEDDING CAKES of their despot i.*rn On Jurisclictioii ingJli.OUO. , (fip veteran diplomat had "not re- increasingly active a* a backstage !2./*^*^1.^* thr**t*ns4 REG. $4.98 with ZIPPERS • • • • Russia a;nd other atomic powers within the areas they now control, Rvan hefrayed little , strain sif*ned vet " ' .intermediary between the western : “pP®*"^ COOKIE TRAYS, etc. $3.69 •set Up a world atom pool foi peace- All Our Products BARY SHOP ^ Birmingham. Ala., May 15 i/Pi ^ hut also will allow them to -Sppl.v throughout the jurv's long delib- t-i, . ... ■ . * nations and the Communists, , i,*”*.?* ' ^*^**^. Oven Fr^h Dally . Full or twin bed size. A Federal Court jury le.it night ul piirposes. Dulles has negotiated their ruthle s method.* to gain con Chicago, M^y 15 (Ti A pro- erations. Much of the rime he Eden arranged the talk* after 1 ^ ‘*7 Justice Charles Lor* WOODLAND TEL. Ml.'9.5878 o\this directly with Soviet Foreign I trol of the area.* which,'are .still po.*al for settling jurisdictions! priVste sessions with Molotov and: ing of the Minnesota Supreme ronvicted two white brothers of simply sat .silently and still, occa- TA . •v'* 'w' ...... - ...... Court: Court. t„- - ■ tK , Same heavy quality which we have sold for years. Heavy quality GIRLS’ GABARDINE TOPPERS holding terrorized Negio workers MiXistei Molotov at Berlin and i free." dispute* among American Feder sionallv talking With relatives and - * reaign^al.on and that he Chinese Premier-Foreign Minister : fWf- Utrln* unbleached cotton with seams all bound- Rog. Prico $3.98 Sola Prica S3.29 in slavery on their prosperous Geneva and through the Ameri- | Dulles .said negotiations were ation of Labor unions was "en friends. pVobably would b^ nam ed per^rna- Chou' En-L«i .how nveaiin Tucjwn. .Arl*. We.sl Alahai. a farm. can Enipassy in Moscow and the ’ necessary to find out what' fhe So- dorsed in principal yesterday by He flushed brieflv whVn the [’'"'..^ "‘‘‘.*1?".*, representativet<‘Pr«‘»'‘nt«>i'e to Today'sToday s recess in the formal^formal! ‘‘'’CoftiriendatloiTsEecommendatloffis of, such emer- GARDENS Sentencing of Fred N. Dial. 2."i. Soviet Enibassy here. . j-iieta might be wiuing t6 do. He AP'L’s top union leadet-s. Jury returned to annoim. e Us de-’ i u i a . Tonfri'eiu:e brought increased out-i *^*''1*' th* GIRLS’ SUITS ; Between the Berlin and Geneva ] declared that there had been no Approval of the plan, drafted by vision but regained hi* .stolid com- M ohammed All Tal.*o o declined to gide activity, U.''' S, S trndersecielaiy JOHN J. ZAPADKA HEAVYWEIGHT FIRST QUALITY and Oscar Edwin Dial, 34. who ""L'T" (Continued on Pag* Flee) swore that they we. e innocent of confeiencea he presented the Rus com,proml.*