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J" , ■ J; . '■ . 1” : ■ • V N . 1 ) ■' . ' ■ ' . 'V ■■ ■ A- ' . - I ' ■' ' , ■ • ' I / . Averace Daily Net Press Run MONDAY, MAY M, 18»« r e r Om YlieR Ihuled Til# WMther PAGB M iqrM ,1958 Feraenei •! U. fc WantlMr ITiirw ' Hmtrlifr^pr lEiti^ttiAg H«^raUt ■ I T I CXm m « «f sAewers toelglit, anl 12,715 . Lost In 58*. WedneMay Incoming and retiring axecuUve MmslMr at tlie Audit boards of the Hollister PTA. will OF MANCHESTER senttered ihowors, stMnmrhA oiM About Town it tomorrow at 8 p.m. In the FlETCNEfl tUSS CO. Burann e f ClrealaMoa •r. High to 70a. sch^H^llbrary. KlteheU Manchester'-^A City of^ Village Charm •Bie Community B»nd will re­ ^787# 188 WEST MIDDLB TURNPIKiB hearse tonljfht at 7 o’clock In the Mary IS. Cheney Auxiliary, VOL, EXXVII, NO. 202 hi|rh, school music room. Adult mu­ USWV, will hold a special meeting For Political Parties CORNER ilJURANT S t. (TWEN'IY-FOUR I^GES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1958 (Cluetfled Advwttetag en Page tl) PRICE FIVE CENTS sicians are Invited. The high school tonight at 7 o'clock In the State dance bands rehearse at 6:30. Annory. at which time the mem­ NEW LARGER QUARTERS . a._ bers will hold a memorial service. Manchester RepidbUcans and^)>y a' quesUpn-and-anawer ^period. The Home Ueague of the Salva­ Natlonsl ^Historian Mrs. Mary Democrats' are praptring for the; and a dramatic presentation of 'plenty or front ano rear parking tion Army will meet at the Citadel Mathleu .will ^ present and sing big night each party vVlll, 'have highlights in the history of the . tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. solos. party. Special visitors, who will speak, her* Wednesday night y Prfccedlng the rally, at .2 p.m. fUTO GLASS INSTALLED Meade Alcorn, oliairman of the ■will be Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Spell­ Ben Esra Chapte'r, B’nai in Hartford^ Dodd is scheduled to GLASS FURNITURI TOPS ing ,from England. Hostesses \vlll B'rith, will hold Its annual mem­ Republican Natioitpl Cbmihittee, is make "an important, statement" be Mrs.. Margaret Therrlen 'and bership dinner and installation to­ scheduled to address a .dinner' regarding. his candidacy. The na­ Mrs. Myrtle McKeowm. morrow at 7:30 p.m. In Cavey’i ture of the Statement was not re­ MIRRORS (nrspkKEipirf Deotr) meeting of the Board of Gover­ vealed In' the advance announce­ Restaurant. All paid up and pros­ nors of trfe Hartford County Re­ Daniel H. Malia, 6B Brookfield pective members are Invited. ment made by his capip Satur­ PICTURE FRAMING (oRtytMt) 'St., a graduate student at the Uni­ publican Aasociates at rtke Coun­ day. . versity of Connecticut. Was initiat­ Memorial Temple, Pythian Sia- try Club at\6:30. WINDOW PL4TE GLASS ed into the University’s cliapter of Cheater Bowles, Thomas Dodd tefs, will meet tomorrow; a t 8 p.m. CONTRAOTORSc WE HAVE IN STUGE, Phi Delta Kappa, national profes­ in Odd Fellows Hall. A' memorial and William Benton, candidates sional fraternity for men in eduCat for the IJemocratic nomination for service for deceased members will MEDICINE CABINETS and SHOWER DOORS -h. tion, Saturday .afternoon at the ^|10W the business session. Of­ the U.S. Senate, -will appear at a M cIn t o s h a p p l e s University, rally at the Waddell School at 8 ficers sre requested 'to wear their o’clock. < 20 Lb. Baq $1.00 OPEN SATUKOAYS—OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS white dresses. Mrs. Clifford O. Simpson and ‘ John M. Hurley of Rocky^^Hlll, LOUIS BUNCE FARM ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN Mrs, Clintoii Hendrickson, both of president of the Republican county 529 W- CE.VTER ST, Governor Sees The We-’iVo Group of the Cont 'TKI.. .an 8-8116 Center Congregational Church, are cordia. Lutherah-sChurch will meet group, has announced that mem- Ike Gains Support attending the leadership growth 'bers of the Board of Govsmors Pflimlin Bars Way, at the church torhqrrow night at -<\kr workshop at Hartford Seminary 7:30. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Haber- may bring guests to the dinner No Hike in Tax Foundation this week. em and Mr. and’Mrs.- Eymstt Cone meeting. He is asking that Board will be in charge of the program, members notify the Assootatfsmf GAY, COLORFUL Against Tax Slash Edwin R. Hujek. Rockville, and which will he a colored film' from their plans to attend and of thef Coining in ’59 Refuses to Quit Post Charles Nute, Manchester, both the Hartford Timee Travel Bureaq, number of guests as soon as pos­ OPINOF HliLL alumni of the Rhode Island School entitled "Fabulous Florida." Cake' sible. Washington^ May 27 (4 > -? In favor of a general decreaae in HaiTford, May 27 (fP)—De­ of Design. Providence, worked on and coffee will .be served by Mr. The Democratic rally la- open EAST. CENTER ST. taxsa at ’thto time. He aaid both spite slumping state revenue, to *the public. It will feature talks BEACH TOWELS Speaker Nof the House Sam Paris, May 27 (/P)—Premlw Pierre Pflimliiu today refused the recent appeal for funds for and Mrs. Edward W'eiss and Mr. he and Mllto were "In accord with Governor Ribicoff says that development of the school. and Mrs. Joseph Gaioni., by the three candidates followed FOB GHTS or YOUR OWN USE Rayburn (D-Tex) said today the statement (from the Presi­ to step down, so that Gen. Charles de Gaulle could form a CIIOORK FROM OVER 20 PATTERNS he is “in full accord” with dent) thst there will be no further he. still believes “we can avoid government. Past chief daughters ' of the Mias Karolyn H. Kaye, 109 W. FORRENT President Eisenhower’s rec­ recommendStlons for ,tsx reduc- a tax increase in 1959.” Pflimlin reached his decision after a cabinet meeting and Daughter!?^ Scotia will meet at Center St., won an award in sopho­ UOhs this „ear,"' * ‘The Governor’s observation fol­ two conferences with President Rene Coty. more English in the annual recog­ ommendation against sub- lowed,a press-conference query to­ the home-of Mrs. John TrwAghton, Antique and Gift Sale For wedding parties, dances, atantial Jtax' reductions this "I never thought that a tax re­ MariMi Dr.. Vernon, tomorrow nition assembly at Miami Univer­ loAge meetlnga, etc, $1.98 duction would be very potent in day recalling his comments a year night at 7rt5, sity, Oxford, Ohio, last week.' May 24 to June 1, inclualve. year. stopping s recession," Rayburn ago—when tax yield was booming Paris, May 27 (/P)—Gen. Charles de Gaulle today started Itop. Wilbur Mill* (O-Ark), said. He added he could not com­ —that he felt that the state could forming a ifew French government. There were growing in­ Mrs. Gloria E. KJellaon, 55 Furniture Repair Service CALL Mr 3.7850 dtalrnuui of th« tax-writing House ment on whether the receseiqn to get by without new taxes next Anderson-Shea, VFnv Auxlliaryt Helaine Rd.. was reelected secre­ Ways and Means Committee, con­ year. dications that he would have the'assistance of President Reno will meet tomorrow night at 7:30 Route 83—^Talcottvllle tapering off. Coty and Premier Pierre Pflimlin. tary of th^ -Unlveralty of Con­ «r Ml 9.3770: . curred in lUybum’a statement at Republican Congreaalonal lead­ S. "I don’t think this recession will at the post home, A short busi­ necticut National Assn, at the an­ $4.29 , a Joint news'

BB^iiyyuyni peoUvaly. Thair last stopping plac. and Mte Harold Petefaon, 490 Tay­ persd with 40.7 in 1961, Tha Oom Fallows, 83, of Hartford, ploadod Chief Justice Chides will b e 'a wMk in Bargen, Nor­ lor St) Martha Prentice, daughter Leftists Make Gains muniat-Soclallat Lsft vote row Innocant today to chargsa of ob­ PHONE FOR ft LOftN Sheiawold OD Bridge GiM Scouts Depart way, from where , 'theF . p!**t to of Mr. and Mrs. Irving -Prentica, from 84.7 ^ r cent, to 88.9. taining money under false pre­ make tripe into, some of the fjord*. 168 Cooper St.; janic* Smith, tenses and forgery.. Ha asked for RENT! ■ ■ N B n e i A L “The Girl lir Italian Elections Tha intsrlor mlniatry announcs^^ , “ R ub The return trip.to tne United daughter of Mr. and. Mra. Jamea that the Christian Damocrata IRMI A trial by jury of 12. Tha case waa Minor Court Practices nOK BEST IWlNmjB. 4 Siltn t M ort StatM wfll be mad* leaving Cux- Smith, 127 Green Manor Rd.; San­ (OenUBiMd trem fiige GbA) 132 of the .246 eenat* eeats at assigned for June 10. The esa* in­ BUY! TO AVERT OEFIIAT * Ron Dotp** LUteIy“ ' For Europe June 6 haven, Germany, Sept, 8,. with ar­ dra Starrett, daughter of Mis'and staka, just b a r^ under A majority. volved ptu’chaae of a car by Fel­ >etoPWailvdaffiHs rival in New York CTty acheduled Mrs. David S tarrett 26 Fcrndala traveling Soclaiisu gained after lows from Spot'* Motor* In Rock­ Hartfoed, May 37 —The pvasa' By AUked IheiqwoM NOKIH . ' tiM SiMrtlM for Sept. 19. ' Dr.; Bonnie Wyman, daughter of Tha Liberals, who have bean, in ville. Oat oHh tk* l*4iip w a r OiD'iiiiA When an obvious alngletoa haa eampalfning agalnet ihatallatlon pealltion with the Christian DSmo- m haw math yta want Then, whrt eutora of Coonacticut’l miner V ♦R9741 FridAy, June 8, is a magic dateWtha girls with their preparation. Mcnibeni;Ar Flirty Mrs. Roland (juelleUe, 18 Deer­ TSo Changes courts have been told they have been led against yeu, the centraet I t s Wod.i “Wltooso toJ for 17 Senior Girl Scout.; mem- Othar members of thia^commlttea HWembera of the trCop who will field Dr.; and Donna Zollo, (tai)gh- of North Atlantic Treaty Organl* crata, took 4 plates and the pro- Hospital EMb ■ppnaad. |a»t^ I •Oatlawji CSOGS. wiU embark on tha adventure they the Left SocialiaU 88, Monarch­ Public Records Needed Here, Aupposc the four of diamonda is t m t *ACT luv* been working, .waiting and. Herman Petersen, prer’ilent of the Arnold Aronson, 20 Plaza Dr.; LcAders the setback they wart'believed to ---TT--- I ^ E I X U f u r n it u r e m MAIN tr« . tn i Om WoolwMth's. MANCHEfTVI “Tbat’a what we have judges led. Tqu knpw it is a singletqn. If Leaders of the group are Miss have suffered when Rueala crushed ists 7, Faaclata 8, Leftwtng.-Inde Marriage Uemee' IVBI I n COMFANT for." they were reminded yester­ hoping for during tlie past two Manchceter Girl Scouts; and Mlaa Beverly Case, daughter of Mr. and MltdiaN t-tlM • A* tar tlM YM MMa»w Eaat also rsoegaisOo that fact ho yaara, a trip to Europe. ' Jean CWnphell, executive, director. Mrs. C. Cklsbn Case, 104 Woodside Emily W, Smith, daughter of Mr. the 1956 Hungarian upriaing and pendents 8 and South Tyrol Volk* Altos Thoren Himt of Hartford Phone Ml .1-4159 OMM (MuaSBA* (VtMNCt WNtH t rjt. Says Gryk day by Chief Justice Edward J. trill taka fbe aco qC diamonds and ! ? ’ “ • n i w Aniboeeadoni Abread St.; Carol Ann Chace, daughter and Mra. Nelaon S; Smith, 65 E. Premier KhrushcUiev exposed Sta­ partel 3. and Rita Theresa Bridges of Ver­ Um mW ^ warn 0 a.mWmWt Wm ■ Daly as be grimly told munlclpat return IRe e ^ t, Thia high card MANSFIELD Thia will be the fifth trip abroad ♦ J w » # r #4 jv ■wsMWwrf# tor loea! aeinits. In- addition to behig well versed of Mr. end Mrs. Howard Cmace, Middle Tpke.; Mrs. James Smith, lin'* (rrimea. non. t,‘z::£ZSi:r£iz37tiM t Judge Weatcy C. Oryk indicated court officials to halt certain prac­ asks for a idgh suit (haarta rather fUUHI WED. ONLr—BUCK NIGHT on the fundamental* §nd ' tsch 188 Cooper St.; Joan . Frey, 127 Green Manor. Rd.; and Mias. With aboiit.'70 per cent of the BulIdlBg Permits tices which were said to benefft than dubs) ss a return lead. * A Q 1« 5 3 The 17 members of tha troop, today that ttaera will be no Aceompanlad Sy thair four laad- nlquea Of Girl Scouting in the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vivian Little.and Mis* Jan* C3bu* Vote counted for the. Lower House, Green Manor Construction Co„ cbangea in the preaent operation motor law violatora. West will ruff the eight of dia­ ¥ K r s Oleaa F-rS Itr OOLOB! United Ststee. troop - member* Frey, 42 Linnmore Dr.; Unda ture, Springfield, Mass, the Chrlatlan Democrats h*4 won for Savings Bank of Manchester, Daly's adVice was given to the monds and return a hearKjEaat I 9 3 vaa Bcflls 4.' Maiwass era, will leave Manchester next Tolland County of the Manchester Town Omit. He . "SLIM week Friday afternoon, by apeeial have learned about their atitei: Harrison, (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. 42.7 per cent, compared with 40.1 alterations to building at 384A W. was amoiig the many State lower minor court offictsis at a meeting takes the ace of hearts and ieada A 9 •11:19 TO Guide* in other bountriee. They Donald Harrison, 45 Frances Dr.; 1772 Mufleum Oldest in the last election. The Commu­ Middle Tpke., 17,000. BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO. court judges who yesterday heard a t which-he dlscioaed that rinee another diamopd. And down you Wml: YUMA" CAJOBR" bua, for New York, where they have also reviewed their knowl­ Julie Haugh. daughter of Mr. and nist-Socialist Left was up from Superior Court Eli P. BonfiettI for Eaeo Stand­ Chief Jintice Edward J. Daty laah ■he became bead of the State’s g«- 1 * WiU Mil on the “Italia" of the Mrs. Samuel Haugh, 71 Garden 35.2 In 1953 tb 87.5. The Monar­ ard Oil Co., addition to service If you can persuade East to Tkura.i "OsBk TV Dawn" Honw LIhaa a t ona m inute-past edge of their own country, ita gov Hanovsr, N, H. »— Ths ..oldsst out at aome of the current prac* jiid'ri*! sy«**>n on Msv a he has ernment, lU hlatoiy and ita role in St.; Judith HillnakI, daughter of museum in cohtUiuou* existlhee in chists dropped from 6.8 to 2.2 per Stats Atty. Joel Reed II en­ station at 484 E. Middle Tpke„ tloes of municipal court Judgea received "frequent complaints' shift to a different suit at the see-' Opittsg Bad — 94 m idnight Mr. and Mrs. W alter Hlltnskl, 99 cent and the Fasriata from 5.9 to 18.000. ond trick, you wU make your con- Accompanying them, alao by spe­ the world today, and have tried to the United States is hcllsved to tered nolle* In two spteding and prosaCutora. against some of the ooui^ herring keep ahreasf of current happen­ RMge St; Blaine McCartan, be at Dartmouth College. It was 4.4. charges today In a brief criminal . W. G. McNally A S If the investigations bear fruit (Copyright., 195S, General Faa- PWUe AMaM Church' of the Aasumpton at 4 ara typical of the United States. Also, Janet Mortimer, (laughter ciety. It waa In operation in April, The final official results for tha mantle, had pleaded Innocent in A. Regs, alterations to house at |>Atata violators, judges not requlr- ur own hand. East, know* you la la O'clock, will wait (rntll after the of Mr. and Mrs. John Mortimer, he warned, he will proceed ve the jack of diamonda. since turea (Jorp.); "The “THE Most of their preparation has been 1770, but the coUW(n.tona were trans­ Senate gave a 41.3 per cent Vote April.. The State's Attorney said 141 W. Center St., 8750. ' ii^ parkihg law violators to ap­ against the suspected offenders at ship Mila to bring tha pareftta and alone the o' o-c-'sHn"'m 82 Plymouth Lqne; Tanya Par­ ferred to the Academy of Natural for the (Christian Damocrata com- that iifkm further investigation Syou playM a low diamond from SevsB HUIs INVISIBLE friends back to Manchester, pear in court, and judgea who hearings arhi Fmt, haa wrong. their parents, have been working After Bpendfng a few- days In RNE WMES m i LIQUORS noUan.are not made by the proae- he expects them to^’follow the let­ been named Naval commander At the other extreme we have blu’d to ralM the fUndl needed for southern England they wW start cutor, they are recommtaded. by ter of the law” in handling all in tha Paciilc affective Aug. 1 the violent play of dropping the the 8-months trip. They have put north, by charterad bus, through SHOFIARLY him." Gryk‘said that he atJU bcara on tha ratiramant of Admiral on suppers and, durii« this past Wales and into Scotlend. In both the evidence even if a nolle la criminal easesl And be added that jack of diamonds from your Mttd ClOSiO AU DAY FRIDAY, p u t practice of allowing motorists Felix B. Stitap. (AP Photo- at the flrst trick. If. East thinks, winter Uielr parent*, under the aouthern Bkigland and Scotland OPEN MAY 30th recotamended, then'he inakea srrested for minor tvieUtlons to fax). he will get a real whiff of herring. ehairmanahtp of Mrs.; David S ur­ they will viait'pen pals. Returning OPEN I n I > (I I \ n I his dactaion. pay a prsscribcd fins and avoid If the Jack ia an honeat card. West \ A y PROCRAMS ratt, have helped in catering for from Scotland they will atop at On the matter of forfeiting court appearance "is wtauf^’ haa led The unlikely four of dia­ many suppers for civic and church Stratford-upon-Avon before reach­ WED., THURS. HOUSE PAINT beoda, he said, "We would have to Up to Jodge monds from 9-4-3. However, the organiMtians in ton-n. They have ing London, where they .will etay SATURDAY Gins go through considerable time plus Tt is wrong becauso ths cass Timis to Push jack of diamonda may work well sold Chriatmaa treea and wreaths, several dayq..They plan to cross the expense of extradition to bring against tha sort, of opponent whd ( ^ s of an arrested person should be t i t i Christmas and spring corsages, the English Channel for France on NIRHTS $ 6 ^ 5 back out-of-Stata violatora for disposed of by a judge,” he declar­ doesn’t think. Video SyerydaY paanutx^runch and cards They July 13.1 and then to spend six OAIXON court heiartnga." If peraona from ed. Workable SwlBdlee jbave also washed dishes for var­ days in Paris, before going to 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. RED CROWN out: of fltata aca arraeted here, UN Protest on Two swindles are workable. One T^t-lipped, be advised the All Bights Reoerved— ious groups and had their own Brittany for several more days. UNTIL 9:00 w JTH m q m (Df HOUSE LOTS) ^ they pay a aet bond and- are re­ is to play a low diamonif from T* Visit Hultserland court officials, he.wiU tolerate no H. T. OIckoasow B On„ lac. private Joba In storea and library, MOOS iOT A * T J leased. When the case is callsd,' conduct that brings courts into French Troops dummy and drop the nine and have dona much babysitting. Returning from Brittany to and the. person is not in court, the disrepute. your own hand. Tliia concealirthe Paris for a stopover of a fdw bon^ is forfeited. ‘That’s -is .the whereabouts Of the deuce of dia­ Some have worked on tobacco and The chief justice also mads it (CMthiaed from Pmgo One) plekad atrawbarriea and blueber- houra, they wlU then go on to oniy logical am y. of doing it," clear the practice ofallowing out- mond*. Frofn Xaat’s point of ^ w , Switaerland on July 26. Places Judge Gryk said. hia partner might have openeCthe - tiea. J. MORRISON of-State motor, law violators to rebelUoua Algerian Moslems who The girls’ psrsnU have held they will atay in thia mountain­ Referring to Chief Justice Da-’ forfeit bonds I s ’’not proper" and four from the doubleUm 4*3 of dia­ ous country include Geneva. Zer­ ROBIN HOOD ■M B PAINT STORE m m m m m m m m m 1/ 1 statement that motorists ar­ g et supplies and arma in Tunisia. monda. Fearing thia, he may gbift monthly meeting*, and are well fi^ep Cool and Comfortable All Summer SU C E m m STKEET—MI t-t71S that court Officials "should make at the second trick. acquainted with the plans the matt, Wllderawil (just outside of to rested on minor parking vioiatlons every effort to obtain jurisdiction Bourguiba first demanded with­ troiop has made, alao with alt the Interlaken 1 Aiid lAiosrne. In Ger­ • ^ 2 .9 5 IVE GIVE GREEN STAMPS should bs required to appear in over an offender who fails to ap­ drawal of the French forces after The other swindle is even bet­ many tlMy will spend two nights MOOS tOT court. Judge Gryk said tte Traf­ ter. Put up the king or queeii of ^tdm h preparation necesMry for such an pear promptly in court”. planes from Algeija bombed the extended trip. The troop haa had at IMnnheim. from where they fic Violatimu Bureau here will Ho also hit at the practice of diamonds from the dummy at-the win visit Heidelberg, on* night at : i ^ 7 a l 5 continue to function as in the Tunisian village of Sakiet Sidl flrst trick, and drop the deuce ELECTRONICS numerous toroping trips together, In Smart New Apparel courts suspending judgment in from your hand. Thia creates the AS wen as a two weeks' trip On the 'Bad Soden, take the trip down ths past. "Hia American Bar -Assn, cdKain criminal cases. ’This he said Toussef in February. He held up Rhine River from Wiesbaden to has recommended such bureaus in Impression that you don’t have tbs LABORATORIES Long Trail in Vermont last sum­ la "a meaningless thing for which on hla demand while a U.S.-Brtt- jack..4Caat may. well think, that hla mer. One weekend this past.win­ Cologne, for one night J h e r e . __ COLBERT order to efficiently serve the thST* can be no explanation.'’ ~ te r waa spent In New TOrk In- or­ 'T hree ScXrtdIflivlan countries Mds of justice. There are numer­ Uh good bfficea teiun tried—un­ partner opened the four from J-9-4 *44 STt While if la poaaible for a judge of diamonda. For that rfaaoiL he 277 BROAD der to gain travel experience. will conclude their trip, with stays ’™ 3 .0 9 Here's for tlw Graduate^ ous case such as parking too close to -sUapend aentence, Daly p ^ te d successfully—to mediate but lU- in ths cApltal cijtss of J^ m a rk , MOOS •OT to a sinner which carries IS fines. newed It after weekend fighting may ahift. A local brleOng cbmmlttea, with out ha cannot auapend his ileeisinn —Be^ ready with 4hS.right.p)a^^the- ■ Hr*. Gladys Meyer as chairmaji. Sweden and Norway Copen- It's JUst is goi>d a practice to Itilve of ^ n t or innocence. Imtwecii "French' RADIO I { I f V I S ! 0 N 7 .4 9 the offender pay the fine and not forces in 8k>uUi Tuniaia in which next time you meet this aitapiUan. riaitM'Tha U6bp aiitf Wpeat higeiL "Stoe^ feii Ownmanted Town Court Judge No swindle Jtaa a chance j to work have to appear in court." , The Richard T. Scully of Wqat Hart­ French planes from Algeria joined Self-Service-'^Ldw O ve^ Enahles Us to Offer judge added that if a person con­ in. unless you can make the pliy cas­ BFECIALS FOR ‘ FOR A YAU COOL DRINK ford, cl)ief municipal court judge; ually aiul naturally. For MEMORIAL DAT tests, such an arriMt, "he is cer­ "Todays session haa pointed up Bourguiba^ said in a broadcast Dally Qnealton . . . TRY ACOUINS Transistor Portable Radio tainly permitted to have a court B s i » ^ Braod 17e WEEKEND the need fpr. a system of uniform In Tunis that inatnietiona already Dealer, at your right. bkU -one HOOD'S FF n m a u t First Quality Apparel at Lowest Prices Anywhere or Money Refunded MADI WITH GIN or RUM hearing.” procedures and rulaa of practice had been sent to SUm tq draw up spade. You bold: ' Spades—S: .^MckMr's FIm JfffliM ToutIu'-Bays’-MMi’s Tkras WrMigly in the minor courts." a formal complaint to the Security Hearts—A 10.7 5; Diamoadh—A 8 ^ SAWniMFoodt 98.27 to 98.22 Dei't rbk a tire oicicidmrt! bn the matter of suspended OovenMr SUeat Council. He said Ahmed Mestri, MEN'S WASH 'N WEAK judgments, .Judge Gryk admitted Governor Ribicoff declined coih' Tunisian secretary of state , for . GNf Fniir BothMfi OABAKOINE TROF1C.U. MEN’S JRS.—MISSES-^HALF SIZE Rum that the term, has wrongly ment today on .Tuatlca Daly’s ad justice, would fly to the United PANTS GET MAND NEW, SAFER used here, but added that sus­ monition to municipal court judgea States to help the ambassador Go To 98.98-2 Fr. 99J9 pended judspients do carry a and prosecuton. , He explained with the case. ' MANCHESTER POLO SHIRTS - PICADOR RUM "guilty finding” and the sentence that since this wa< a judicial de­ The council was to meet this D n Ivc-9n "3 Itf ath.( PBsteb 99s e a ^ for fU 9 Wash ’N Wear Is suspended. He added that If a partment function, it would not be afternoon to consider Lebanon's PINEHURST WVtn a, ooio case here is “noUed upon payment proper for him, as a member of charges that President Nasser's Main Feature Shown First' MORRY^S SSa :a ii 64 STH A A A of a fine,” It is the same as a the executive branch, to comment. United Arab Republic .Was aiding GROCERY, htc. toot *o t A » T 7 Every Tnesday and Thursday - .'A t.N 2 HlHB-i 8 Defbt Sq-rTCt; 80 S-89M guilty finding. “A nolle,” the judge He said that this ia a different opposition groups who have been OpA Oany 9~AJU8 FJUr IRES NOW A f VALUE PM ^I said, “means that the prosecutor situation from the one two years trying to oust'pro-western Pres­ ENDS TONIGHT , Just North H»f.; SLACKS Finest e# dll tPNnsIsfer dees not wish to prosecute the ago when the Governor told mu­ ident Caniille Chamoun. However, Discount Reg. $5.98 Mil# ( SI FEATVBE F n Ji wa iiava tfia siza and typa you wanti SONGA RUM case." nicipal court judges he would not debate oh the Lebanese complaint » . ••Tk# Oirt P iM personal pdrftrtiles reappoint those who did not act waa expected to be postponed until UU« \ laa” MAtori- Priced Vais. WHfft *r eOlO properly in cases Involving motor fcfter the Arab Lefgue takes up UMT.SI CITY D1 JTH A A S riayi onyvdiara with ramarVabta Red Fabrics Vast Longer the same Lebanese charge! at a BACAU (Ml SAN FT Discount CjSl* $6.95 vehicle. violations and other mat­ tOKIT D D im fOB a DAY atoekwas M ' L T T L E ' , <«*) AlX ADSet SWIMMIND *Sliedito»*»’ tak»*Te* e SIZES 30-42 SSOOF £ ^ 2 .9 5 aearchera found that redcoated Rio de Janlero—National inde­ Bab Bsae > 4lU (It-M) B)!%WR .8TQ*M Exclusive Franchised Dealer for Manchester fabrica retained SI to 85 per cent pendence came to -most of' Latin reraasdel 4:SI (Ul ZDOC Af NIGHT HALF a AW of their original atrength. green Aalta Zlibert ( SI HANOn ANDY ^ . V OAl O .Y D , America durlim, the flrst quarter "rABM HOLIDAY" . (4t) A M e U I^ BANDSTAND toll**** ** JUNIOR—MISSES onea frtm 67 to 83 per cent, and of the'19th Century after 800 ^ E »g 5 S 4iU LONS John silveh SaaM(.s*4 ■■i cent. TOMORROW BUCK NlGHT < II SIE LANCELOT MEN’S the Spanish crown. uai I LED TRBKE UTES BOLAND PLUS (8) ACTION HITS ’ MANCHESTER GARDEN CLUB '•*^-1)261 BROTHERS MANCHESTER DRY CLEANERS 296 BltGAO STREET—MI 1-5170 i\ Open Thursday Evanlnga Until t;00 iiili SELF YOKE LINED 7 to 18, 8 to 20. 301-315 St. B btSCyh^s Oakerill W IIM I ( I I V N M 1. V (II I. < I " I III I - \(> I \ MM M M WE GIVE iirfC g r e e n STAMPS • SIZES 5-M-L-XL an^,-S«turdaya Until Noon. Center 9 M Onk St. MaBokastor ■'iwrgb-JiiixiiMM [ I ( I \M IN'- I II . IIM: 1 A4ANCHESTER ■"Briag Hm family to dlaaer" Ml 3-5135 , TIOHNlCOkOff TEL, Ml 3-72^4 *170 MAIN ST. 93 WELub Sf • < . Read Herald 4 ^ U " ,1= / ’■ .1 ■■'■■■ ■•

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'■ / / ■ :■■■■;; ; : - ; v " ‘ « ^ t > /'. I ^ I / '■ ,. ... PAGE POUR MANCHESTER feVENlNG HERALD, MAI^CHESTEft. CONNi TUESDAY, MAY 27, IMS - >. ' ■i S;ij: ’ ■•■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1968 PAGE n v s Rd., was fined $640 with $400 re­ County Superior Court last wsek, Rockville mitted tor operating an overwel^t w ere disposed of by Judge WCXX>-1SM tV’riU —llNM commercial motor vehicle.. He was O’LoughUn. VnLNB^-M9 Daily Radiv WHAT—l U f t c Gains Support charged May 14 by State Police Frank C. BieleckI, 1$, of Rock­ VriDKO-lfeM CMtarn StaaiUra IU m . WI>OP—U l« when he picked up a load of grain ville, was given a six' month sus­ GntirtS : . v ' ' Fines • _ for himself and a neighboring pended sentence for breaking and T farmer at the ^EastOm Statea entering and larceny in connection All! Farm ers Ebcchange. with a jireak aj Geasay’s package T)M (oUowliig p ro fra n acliaa ?VHAY—Polka Party Against Tax Slash HlM ar« auppUed By Uie radio WTIC’-Nlfht Lina Dbg Owners -In other cases Oliver Ai Para­ store some time ago. Terms are to manacomeBta and ara aubjoct to WDKC—Ruety Draper A dise, 36, of Wellwbod' ^ c l e , Ver­ run concurrently with a suspended WPOP—Hound Dof ^ (Oantiniied from Pago pno) Flv«- restdenta -ef the p a r t HIU non, waa fined $102 with $28 re­ reformatory sentence imposed in c h a i ^ wlUiout notica. ■:4t— WHAY-^Polka Party Rd. sect!,on of Vernon werg fined mitted for driving eC motor vehicle Superior Court. He was placed on WnC—Night Una •gainst any gsnsral tax reduction. while under the influence of in­ probation for two years, and or­ **lmaT—piaiiw Paitr WDRC—Ruaty Draper Local Stocks by Judge Francia T. O’Loughlin in WOX'—Kauuro Rtrtmw WPOP—Hound Dog TOP DISCOUNT The Senator replied Etaenhower toxicating liquor; Samuel D.. Wal­ dered to make restitution of $21. Rockville City Court yesterday for WKNB-P.M -would have to speak for himself. len, 67, of Hartford, was fined 1102 Charges of destructfon of private w r;ip.ru>-*wM ‘ i(iu«r ' ^ A \ —Night Watch keeping unlicensed dogs. for operating while his license waa wDRO—Artlrar o ^ ------.- Godlrar WTIC—NlghtUna But Knowland added th at Secre* <)tteUti«ii* Fnmlsbed by proper^ were nolled ip the cases WPOP—Wazwerka WDRC—World Tonight Coburn A Middlebrook, lac. Mrs. Adrian Caron, 23, and Mrs. under suspension, Frank Archackl, of David H. Rollins and Albert R. WPOP—Hound Dog tary of the Treasury Anderson, Roelene Baschcomb, 37, both of 42, of 33 Brooklyn St., was fined Campbell, both 17 of Lynn,- Mass. WHAT—Piau*r Panr Bank Stoefca WCCC—Record Reru* WHAT-Night Watch who attended today's session, had- Dart Hill Rd. were each fined $20, $125 for operating a motor vehicle They were charged with breaking WKNR—P.M. WTIC-NIghtlliie made it clear the admlniatration Conn. Bank and Truat Mrs. Alice Wilkinson, 37, of Well- while under thO influence of intoxi­ a window' at a local service station. WTIC—Rom MUler^ WDRC—World Tonight Is concerned about the revenue Co...... \ ...... 85H 3814 wood Circle, was fined $10 on the cating liquor, and $33 tor driving They wore given suspended, re- WDRO—Arthur Oodfrer WPOP—Red Sox r*. Detroit WPOP—Wnworlw loet which would result from any First National Bank Ol same charge. Judge O'LoughUn without a license. fbppnatory sentences in Superior l:Sa- c u t Manchester ...... 37 81 said the fine was lower ih her Fined for speeding ..were: John Court, on charges of breaking, and ^’IJ a a t—PlAUer Party WHAY-Night Watch I your doeter VCCC—Record Rarut ' WnC—Pre»ldent Elsenhower It also is concerned, Knowland Hartford National case because her dog had been li­ Lata Jr., 23, of 639 Woodbridge entering and theft and car theft. WDRC—Monde for Romance Bank A Trust Co. 31 Vi 33H censed .previously. - St., Mancheater, $21; and -Gustave Clifford A. Scorso, 42, of 590 says you need sis*- . WKWR-i^»Jt. WPOP—Red Sox ye. lietroU 'quoted Apderson as saylngi -with tic hosiery .... (emporarily WTIO-Reaa lUUat the international situation and Manchester TVuat .. 68 83 , Rev. Lawrence Almond Rev. Ctiarlea Reynelda Mrs.’ Etna L. Chandlef, 47, and J. Lessor, 30, Stafford Springs, $25; Wekt Middle Tpke., Manchester, WDRO-Oal Koiar *:4S— ‘ Fire Insnraaco Companies Andrew Kristoff of New Jersey, was found guilty on charges of perhaps... or to wearwhan WPOP—Waxworki WHAY-Mgm Watch "the implication of a Vldenlng def.' Arthur W. Peck, 39, also of Dart you’rt standing for long ps- WTIC—President Elsenhower Aetna Fire ...... 84 67 Hill Rd.. each paid $20 for keep­ $33. speeding and operating a mol;or Oitf— ' WDRC—Monde for Romance icit and inflationary pressures" riods . . . or perhaps during WHAt—PtatUr Party which might result from a reduc­ Hartford Fire ...... 147 157 New South Church Pastors ing an unlicensed dog and an addi­ Frank V- Beal, 25, of Hartford, vehicle while under the influence WCCCr-Raeord R a ^ . WPOP—Red Sox vs. Detroit National ...... 78 ' 82 Waa flhed $12 for failure to drive of liquor. He was fined $30 on all your waking hour*—by WKNB—P.M. 1*:**— , The Rev. taiwrence ■ Ahpond. tional, fine of $15 each for allows tion. P h o e n i x 84 67 Rev. Charles Reynolds, new as­ to the right; Raymond K. Richard, the speeding charge and $102 with all means, get it right away! WnC—Roaa MiUar WHAY—Night. Watch Rayburn said there will be a bill new paator of South Methodist tng ,a-dog to roam. They pleaded And get it where you know >WItttO-Cai Kolby WnC—Treasury of Music Life and indemnity'Ine. Cm. Church, will arrive in Manchester sociate minister of SodUt' Meth­ innocent to the second charge. 32, Hartford, $16, operating with­ $15. remitted on the drinking WPOP—Waxworka WDRC—Moods tor Romanes this year to provide tax relief for out headlights; Maya F. Abols, 18, charge. it will be fitted properi; ■ : WPOP—Red Sox y*. Detroit small business as recommended by Aetna Casualty .... 132 142* with his family June 10. ,He will odist Church, and hla wife will The dog owners were arrested elastic hosiery is too imp.mport- WHAT—Plauar Party 10:IS— Aetna Life ..; ...... 182 192 preach his first sermon in hi* new arrive June 2. Both Reynmdgm May 14 by Constable Edmund F. 27 Pleasant St„ Rockville, $3 for ant to get just anywhere. Let WCCC—Record Rarua WHAY—Night Watch the President obstructing a driveway. WICNB—P.M. WTIC—Treasury of Music ' Rayburn said present estimates Ckmn. General .... 261 261 pariah June 16. He replaces the are about, to complete gradui^ Dwyer on complaint of Dog War­ Gun Specfla Brick Repair one of our skilled tochni- WnO—Newa WDRC—Mood* for Romanes are that the government-will have Htfd. Steam BoUer .. 86 89 Rev. Dr. Fred Edgar who left to­ studies at Drew tfniversity Col­ den James Madden. Madden's wife, Proa Lugg entered a nolle in the cisns carefully select and WORO-Nawa^ ___ WPOP—Red Sox va. Detroit a $3 billion deficit for the year Travelers ...... 73'i 76 V day for a Texas pastorate. The lege of Theology; who Is assistant dog warden, said case of Edward R. Songailo, 1$, of San Francisco — To speed up correctly fit' the OTC b M WPOP—Hnltad Auto Workari U;Sa— In couH^that most of the accused Ills— WHAY—NIgbl Watch ending June 30 and from $8 billion Public Utilities South St, Rockville: charged with brickwork repairs on the chimney , your condition requires — WHAY-^lattar Party WTIC-Boston Pops Orchestra to $i0 billion for the following vilians and 88 policemen maintain had been 'warned before being, a r­ operating without.headlights, or other parts of your house, fill a whether is be the sh as tost WCCC—Record Rarua WDRC—Moods for Romance year. , Conn. Light A Power 19 21 rested. ■ - A total of $128 waa forfeited by used cartridge-type calking gun nylon two-way stratdi va­ WHNB-P.M. WPOP—=Red Sox y*. Detroit Hartford Electric Lt. 59>i '61V Truce Chief Killed and guard the three institutions WTIC—R o m Miller "I Just don't feel like the Trees-, there: Hebrew Unlveralty, Hadas- Boundo-ver Caeca seven out;Of-the area motorists with smooth, well-mixed mortar. riety, standard one-way WDRO—Cal Kolby _ _ M;4»— * ury could stand a tax reduction of Hartford Gas Co. .. 37 40 The companion ciues of Emil J: who failed'to appear in court. With it you can squeeze mortar stretch hosiery, or OTC* ex­ WPOP—United Auto Workers WHAY—Night Watch Southern New England In jeruHalem Clash sah Hospital and the Jewish Na­ clusive surgical weight witfi ■ ;sa^ WnC—DN^adlo Review any kind this year." he said... tional Library. Svenningsen Jr., 21, Of, Augusta, Charges against three yotfths neatly into the cracks between WHAY—Platter Party WDRC—Moods tor Romanes X. iUHs said Anderson wlU testify T elep h o n e...... 37 36 Israel claimed' the Jordanians Maine, and Emery A. WiHcina, 22, who were sentenced in Tollspd bricks. controlled two-vtoy etretch. WCCC—Record Horua WPOp—Red So* V*. Detroit Manufacturing Companies (Continued from Pnge One) WKNB—P.M. 11:**— at tomorrow's Ws3rs slid Means started the clash yesterday by Of Miami, Fla., were boundovei; to w nO —Roes Miller WHAY-NIght Watch (^>mmittee session. ArrdW, H aii, Heg. .. 50 .63 firing on a 5-man police patrol at the next session of Tolland (Jouhty WDKO->-eai Kolby w nC —News. Muslo Since tax-raising and tax-cut- Associated Spring .. 19 . 21. eran of World War II and the Ko­ Oie university. Superior Court. WPOP—rai*_Worka WDRC—New* rean War brought expressions of |; ( |— —-IL.. WPOP—Modem Sounds Ung legislation must origlnste in Bristol Brass...... 8% ' 9* Jordan's version said 12 Israeli Svenningsen is charged with WHAY—Plotter Party 11:11— the House, the position of the Collin* ...... SS* 95 sympathy from* Jordan’s King aoldiers with automatic weapons Carrying a dangerou \<'eapoii In P R O f£ S S /O m WCCC—Record Rarua WHAY—Night Watch House Speaker and the chairman Dunham Bush' ...... 6V4 a 7V Hussein, U. N. Secretary Cleneral crossed the demarcation line from DRIVER EDUCATION CLASSES WKNB—P.M. WTIC—Sport* Pinal Dag Hammaipkjold and the Israeli a m'Otor vehicle and failure to car­ WTIC—Roll Millar WDRC—Moods tor Romanes Of the tgixwTUlng committee could Em-Hart ...... 45Vi 48< the university and Jordan forces ry hla automobile registration. WDRO-Cal Kolbr WPOP—Modem Sound* be considered decisive on the Issue. Fafnir Beating 54 57 governhienL fired ffoM two observation points, Wilkins is charged-with carrying a WPOP—Wax Worka^ 11:11- Although some .senators dis­ Flint- had accompanied a Jordan w'oimding two Israelis. FOR 15,16,17 YEAR OLDS • ;#•— WHAY—Jaxt Alley Landera, Frary, Oark 12 Vi 14 V dangerous weapon, breaking and W’HAT—Dateline WTIC—Slsrllght Bdrignad* agreed, t:ii*lrmap llarry F. Byrd N. B. kU rhlne...... 24 >4 27* patrol to investigate rifle fire on TTte Jordan spokesman said ah entering, and vagr-uicy. They MEDICAL WCCC—Krenlng Mutla WDRC—Mood* for Remsne* (D-Vai of the Senate Finaince North and Judd,.... 23 ,26 Mt. Scopus. Stepping out in front Israeli infantry unit then crossed pleaded gullt> to the charges, and STARTS SATURDAY. MAY 31. 9 A.M. to 11 A.M. W’KNB-P.M. WPOP—Modern Bound* HERE'S T H i FURNITURE Commlttee,,^-amlclv handles ta x leg- of the Jordan patrol, he was hit as the line, provoking fire that killed WnC-News 11145- Ruaaell Mfg...... 1.7 4 18 V were sent to Tolland County Jail PHARMACY WDRC—Newa Reporter WHAY—JsM Alley ialatic^-d^nly welcomed the ad- Stanley Steam ...... 34 Vi 37 V h r sought to slop the fire exchange four Israelis. He added that the in lieu of $2,000 bonds each. FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION CALL WPOP—Newa WTIC—Starlight Serenad* mlniatntion aland. He said tax to permit removal of four wounded' Jordan aide complied with an pri 344 MAIN STREET SALE THAT TOPS ALL SALE^ Terry Steam ...... 138 148 Pros. Harry Liigg said Wilkins l i l ^ “ WDRC—Modds for Romane* 0rts could start a new spiral of in­ Torrington ...... 23*4 2.5V Israeli guards. der from U.N. obser\-ers and .field WHAY—Dateune WPOP—Modem Sounds flation. Flint could not be rescued in the its fire, but that the-Isfaeiis con­ confessed that he broke Intc • car TEL MI 9-7524 WCCC—Evening Muelo U.S. Envelope, com. . 20V4 22 V at the Fitzgerald Ford Annex on MORTLOCK DRIVING SCHOOL e WWIB-P.M. Eiaenhower’a position agatnat U.S. Envelope, pfd. . . 11 Vi 13' heavy crosaflre that continued and tinued shooting for mdre than an WTIC—Btrtctly Bporta bled to death before aid reached hour, ^ • Windsor Ave., May 18. He was wfmo-Weatber aM Zalmaa proposed cuts in current tax rates Veeder Root ...... 45Vi 48V arrested by State Policeman Wil­ Ml 9-7398' - WPOP—t^wrenca rfelk was announced as he called again The above quotations are not to him. WINDOW SHADES for action to halt acheduled reduc- One Israeli officer and three sol­ liam Tomlin and Special Consta­ Read Herald Adva. \ *'t?HAT—Serenade .oe construed as actual markets. diers also were killed in the ex­ ble George Massey a t the same WCCC—Evening Muele ONE DAY ONLY! 1 tlona in corporation and excise time Constable Edmund F. Dwy.er WKNB-P.M._ LONG WEARING tax'ea due to gp into effect July 1. change. It was the gravest Israell- WTIC—Cole Glee Club Without renewal. corMrate tax Eye Resrareli Aided Jordan border incident in months.] Weddings "as arresting Svenningsen nearby WDRC—Guy Lombardo rates would drop frbin S3 to 47 per No Jordan casualties were -re­ who WM driving a car with Flori­ WPOP—John Daly INTERSTATE CLEANTEX da license plates. l:4S- WE WILL BE CLOSED WEDNESDAY, AUY 28th cent on that date and excise lei^es Sydney, Australia — An elec ported. WHAY—Serenade on 'liquor, clgarettea and automo­ tronic machine for research into Flint was the 13th U.N. repre­ Siebert-Thrall License)! Surrendered WCCC—Brentag Muele S O 25 *■ .Ronald H. Marsh, of 7 Hilltop W’KNB-P.M...'i_ - _ w ith Toot Riillerg biles would dip to their pre-war functions of the eye has been de­ sentative killed In Arab-Israeli The marriage of Miss Ann C. WTIC—Three Star Extra UNTIL 4:06 P.M. TO GET READY FOR THIS SALE levels, taking'an estimated $3 bil­ signed by membera of the Sydney’ 'fighting" since the Paliestihe frar Thrall and Leonhard G. Siebert Dr., and Robert J. Surdell, of 82 WDRC—l^oweli Thonraa n ru ix UMB OF CUSTOM lion off next year's federal Income. University phystologlcal depart­ broke out 10 years ago. Most took place at 8 o'clock Friday night, Village St., both 20. surrendered WPOP—Top 40 nw e their driving licenses to the court i:a a- ment. Known aa a multi-beam oph- pFonflnent was Count Folke Bema- by candlelight Ih the Center Con­ WHAY—Serened*' VENMIAN iUNDS Here 1$ ^ year's iftost awaited sole. Never before kave woi bean able to aMka FIRMS ACTIVE IN AFRICA Uialmoscope, the device was com­ do-tte^,Swedish U.N. .mediator as- gregational CTiurch. for a period of two week*. They OHM fvfar mioht r n i f f.m. WCCC—Evening Muate kasslna.ted' by Zionist fanatics in pleaded guilty to racing charges WKNB—P.M /------^ - leh W outsfoiiding prteo..^ariiig for qoblity modo faraitact. Drastic redoerioao' C^pe Town — There are about pleted after 10 years’ work. It can Mrs. Siebert is the daughter Of WTIC—Dick Bertel 170 United States companies ah'oot a fine beam of light into a at Jerusalem in September 1948. Mrs. Mary J. Thrall, 8 Ridgewood and their cases were continued for WDRC—Ainos and Andy N . A. JOHNSON a t NEAR C ^ lk ^ A f C O ST ------A N D MELOW COST. 0aa!f do- operaUjig hr'South' Africa, repre- lected part of an eyrand tracr-thr - The fsrqeli-held aector on- Scopus St;, and the late Lucius Mv TTiraH," -two-weeks:-..They -were-stopped- on -- WPOP—Pullon Lewla lay to see those Wboderfol valiiee^ia oN departmeatsa SIX VALUE aentlng an investment of more than. reaction of an individual cell or 14 in a demUltarized zone a mile in­ Siebert is the son of Mary and T olland Ave. M av 12. I lls - / $200,000,000. part of a CalL side Jordan territory. Some .30 ci­ helm Siebert, Germany. - Erwin L. Luginbuhl, 36, Somers While They LasU WHaY—Serenade n u i ^ CO. w e re —Evening Muele ■ PACKEDX^URS! SALE^ s t a r t s a t 4:00 P.M. and WKNB—PM. WTIC—Dick Bertel 7b : Main SU tel, MI 9-450t proinftfly ends d f 10:00 P.M. \ WDRC—Amoe and Andy WPOP—E P Morgan lo r imWAINMENT-Tlie Dlno* $*ers Oievy Skew-luadey-KIBC-IV j Air Condllienlng-lenvereha-ea mede le order- Yisa- •ad Ih# fsl Beene Chevy Shewreew-weetty on ABC-IV ler all-weeiher cenfert. Gel a deownilrallenl WHAY—Serenade WCCC—Nevecaet WKNB—PM WTIC—New* ol World WDRC—Anewer Pleas* WPOP—Top 40 Time »;4A— WHAYv^erenade •- , WCfip—Neweceel WKNB—Open Mike w ine—Life end the World ■ WDRC—E R Mujtow WPOP—Top 40 Time OF UNfBELItl^iiLtv. ”J ' I ■ :ha— WHAY—Polk* Party WTIC—Night Line J k ' WDHC—Robert Q. Lewie WPOP—M.velery Time SAVINGS gilS— '• WHAY—Polka Party WTIC—Night Line WDRC—Robert Q Lewi* WPOP—My«tory Time Television ProirramB WAREHOUSE AND SHOWROOM On Pasre Two M. TO 10:00 p . m . GENERAL T V SERVICE MORIARTY Oaya M AC A Nights wAsefS Plua Part* BROTHERS TEL. Ml 'SOI Center 8U SAVE. ON .EVERY.PIEG $ - $ m »n S-A1S5 UVIN€ ROOMS . B^^O O M S HOLIDAY TIRE SALE (NOW THROUGH MEMORIAL DAY)

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD; MANCHESTER». CQMN-. TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1968 P A G E S E V E N PAGE apt itANCHESTEB EVENING HERAU)» MANCTESTBE, CONN^ TUESDiCYf MAY 27, 1958 yitliow and aqua ’ carnations. The sculptors who livo and work thsrs gbovs board and the GOP, to me, tlBguiahsd a blaae in ths-car of Ka-thy IDkcwln,. Mary Blsabeth bridesmaids' gowns were Identical because It Is and always will bo^ Robdrt Msleady of Cublss Dr. last Land1 Janat Oalf, Nancy Karksr Workshop listed Governor Sees resents honest, intelUgent lead- Bolton In atyl* o f tbs maid o f hon­ their only true home, • GAS HEAT ever hesitant to voice an opin­ night at 7 o clock. Chlaf Petsr and Pamsla LaW,-^. Papa’s Daughtir” or; one attlrod In 2-tonod pink taf­ L i b r a A ft Buchwald takes you Massolint attributed tha firs to 8 YentiM G e r m e d ••• ion, Fords views the opposlUon as By PTA Council feta carried a basquette o f aqua through the night clubs and Rob­ IS BEST FOR 'Sft You Should Know being "full of political oiwtruoticn- ftoodlng o f gasoUns. mactrical Ths riU of conlirmatidh No Hike in tax C o - o p G r o u p Tlw iww eompcMlon carnations, snd tho .other wore ert Capa to Deauville and Biar- BEST FOR A LIFETIME Isu.” He also beUevea that “for wiring and paint damags was sua- mlnistersd to sight Mrs. William Malkenson, pres­ squa taffeta and her flowers were ritx. For a backstage view o f the first time in numy years, we taihiiSd. District ! Leaders of the Congregational Church ident the Manchester P T A b o o k t o " F A F A ' S plnk.csmstione. Both wore match­ Lines the casino, you go with Sam Boat Cominjsr in ’59 VISIY THE HARTFDRD ndw have prestige and dignity in ' f trawbeny Festival Set a t' Plans to Run day by the Rev. Theodora fund a student at. the Hartford ing .headbands, Mrs. Suchansky, to. Monte (jarlo, and for a taste of GAS COMPANY FDR the White House.” ^Tuhcil, announces that the coun­ W IFE" by Thyra F m t b Covell-Storrs . Tha Council of Catholic Women Chandler Jr. Those confirmed were MIsa Phyllis Gertrude Storrii, Seminary. He la student pastor bouillabaisse you travel with Alan AN ENGINEERED, FREE Forde Is a member of the Young Linda Olmsted, Marilyn Rose, cil WM. sponsor a workshop Mon­ sunt of the bride wore a navy c re ^ (COnGnued Irmi Pag One) ' of St. Maurice Church will conduct lorn. CoR MI 3"S0f0 daughter of Mr. and Mra. Millard of the Vernon Methodist Church. dress, snd tha mother of the bride­ I f you’rs lucky enough to go to Moorehet^-to Marseilles. With 6 SURVEY OF Republican Club, has been on Judy Balch, Enid Rogers, Robert other expert guides^ the reader T w o C la s s e s a strawberry festival at tha church day .nlgi>t at 8 o’clock, at tho Ver- 4 . F. Manning of WllUmantlc. waa The bride Is a graduate of Keuka groom selected dusty rose chiffon, Europe, one ot the most delightful YOUR HEATING the town’s Republican mcecutlve Allison, Kirk Belcher, Norman also goes to the French Acad­ follqwing 12 months, it would hall on Juna 14 from 5 to 8 p.m. planck School.. married to the Rev. Warren Elwln College and the Hartford School l^ th Wore orchid corsages. They REQUIREMENTS committee for the past four years, Luck and David Roberta. T h e purpose oLthe workshop la .prepapatlone may be "HoUdsy In emy, Versailles arid, to Dior’s es­ mean a drop of 814 million In ex­ Shortcaka and coffss w U lix serv­ Covell, son of Mr. and Mrs. War­ of Religious EkUncation. She Is received with the b rl^ psrty at and la serving his third year on The Bolton Cooperative Kinder­ ' Butlettn Board to help the Incoming ^PTA officers France” In which some of the tablishment. Ask tor Mr. Kryzak , ed. ren H. covell of Bast Hartford, on director of the Ministry to Chil­ a reception for 100 p*<**ts at 5 pected ' revenue froni the source the town’s Board of Tax Review, garten and nursery haa eigntd Mrs. Martin Lynch, chairman, The Board of Finance will meet and committee chairman with their most celebrated. authors of our Saturday at 2 o'clock In the Asy­ dren for the United Church-Wom­ p.m., at the Elks, The Mary Cheney uSrary haa alone." having replaced Atty. Paul Marte contraota with |two taaehera to will bs asslatsd by Mrs. Giiorge at 8 o'clock tonight at the Town duties and projects for the,cdn>ing en of the Connecticut Council of time confide about "their Francg” : "HoUdsy In France” in Its Collec­ lum AvadBaptist Church, Hartford. On their return fSpm a trip to the places and the people they Governor Ribicoff said that his when the latter became a "Director, conduct two seeaione next year, Mansggla, Mrs. Anthony Mantg- HaU. year. The Rev. Harold B. Kelr, general Churches. The couple will make tion, just one of Its many tr(4vql program to curb spending has Earlier this year he was named By way of Introduction, Mrs. H O L L 1 Bermuda Mr. and Mrs. Grimasdn' have discovered to be the very es­ one of them the town'e fltst 5-diay gla, M ra Arthur Scanlon and Mrs. A Civil Defense meeting will be secretary o f the Connecticut Coun­ their home in Rockville after and vacation books. Two others' saved the state over 82..7 million to head the party in the first Donald Conrad, past president, will will live on Sandra Rd., Epst Hert­ sence of that island. kindergarten class. Adelard Bernals. Members of CTO held tomolTow at 7:80 p.m. at the cil of Churches, officiated, and June 8. that have been recently added are since Jan. 1. Since state revenue district for a second year. He shelter at the achool: give a brief talk on the “ Purpose ford, The bridegroom saw service The guide for this journey U The 6-day class will start in will atrve. Tickets may be bought Ruaaell O ark of East Hampton "Vacation Guide, United States has s h ( ^ no signs of a pickup, hastens to credit A fty. ' Arthur at tha door or from committee of the Council.” in the Korean W ar and is present­ Ludwig Bemelmans, who points and Canada” and the 1958-59 edi­ the Governor-said It was prudent September and will be taught by Bditon Homemakers will com­ wMmcHAm was organist. Grimason-Turek LisCIalre with being his co-chair­ members. plete their furniture rafinishlifg 'The workshop, which will follow, ly employed by the Hartford Elee- out some virtues and vices tion of "Aboard and Abroad.” to continue the slower-spending Mrs. J M est Gowdy of Coventry. Mrs. Oliver J, Manning of Leba­ Zion Lutherah Church was the peculiar to France and describes man and a man “who does a heck Mni.-dowdy, who taught scjtool m A food sals win be conducted as project at the Community Hall win be divided into six groups: tric Light Co. tempo. Presidents and secretaries. Dr, non was matron of honor for her scene of the wedding Saturday "of an e^laratin g" auto trip. Both of a lot of work.^ Coventty at one time, ia now com­ a secondary event at the festival. tomorrow In a session from 10 Charles Jacobson and Mrs. Robert- sister, ahd the bridesmaids were Miss Katherine Turek, daughter of Irwin Shaw and John Steinbeck Pas8]M)rt y,olume Rises Baseball Fan pleting her first year at the school The (Council will hold ita Annual a.m. to 3 p.m. verted from Miss Sylvia Covell, slater of the Mrs. Susan Turek, 113 Glenwood Forde, who lives at 94 SpruoaBt. Heins; treasurer, budget and mem­ recount the many splendors of (Zar Door Slides Back here, • dinner meeting June 9 at the Mar­ CYO will meet at S t Maurice bership, William Zimmerman and resr-whtel to bridegroom, and Mist Charlotte St., and the late John Turek of Paris Itself. Collette telle about Washington—The United States with his father, James Forde,'is a Mrs, 'William Ne.verette of Lake­ co Polo m taurant in East Hart-' Church hail tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. froot-wheel DeVoI. Jamea Covell of , Hanover, (Jermany,. and Norman Rome—A car door that pushes member of the Manchester Lodgb Mrs. Leroy S. Olsen; ikaya and French women and Ruth McKen- Passport Office reports that it be­ side Lane has been engaged to ford. Installation of new officers United Methodist senior choir N.Y, sorved as best man for his F. GHmason, son of Mrs. ^8 gan processing more than 4,000 out to an external track and then of Masons, and belorin to the means, Wuliam F. Freeman; pro­ and ney about French children. Yoy teach the 3-day kindergarten and will take place at that time. Reser­ will rehearse'at 7 p.m, tomorrow; brother, and the udiers were Har­ Grlmason of J94 School St. and the passports a day in April for Amer­ slides back outside the car toward Scottish rite bodied of Hartford gram, Mrs. Maurice Willey; pub­ 5T“».S accompany Joseph Weehsberg on 2- day nursery sessions. A graduate vations for the dinne.r should be the Congregational Church senior licity, publications and historian, old W, Storrs, brother o f the bride, late Norman Orldason. a gastronomic voyage and Paul icans planning trips overseas. Vol­ the rear wheel, has been designed and the Connecticut Consistory in o f the Polytechnic School, London, made promptly with 'Mrs. A ' | :is choir, at 7:13. Emil Kiraly, Donald DeBtols, and ume was reported to be running by an Italian automobile company. Norwich. He is a member of the Mrs. Wilbert Ernigb and Alex The double ring ceremony was Bowles as he explores the intri­ England, -Mrs. Neverette has bean Pepin, Mrs. Nelson Goble or Mrs. GIrelli, assistant city editor o f The $ 7 2 . M the Rev. Jose Valencia. performed by the Rev, Paul G, 0 — Who was the first woman to cate world o f the painters and 18 per cent above 1957. It’s for tight parking spaces. Sphinx, Temple of the Shrine and official substitute in the kinder­ Joseph Manlon. > Advertisement— Presented in marriage by her fly the Atlantic? . the, Oihar Shrine CSub of Manches­ Herald; and room mothers and Prokopy at 3 p.m. Miss Marion FLOYD E. FORDE garten and nursery for several Plano StudenU Perform When Buying or SeUlng Bolton hospitality, Mrs. Rodger Bagley. father, the bride wore a gown of Erdin, presided at ' the organ: A —Amelia Earhart, on June 17, ROGER M. NEGRO ter. 1928. The plane Was piloted by D «inoct«t Republican years. Piano students of Mrs. Edith H. Property call Lawrence F Fiano, lMk«ieto Line tician.” trict. Louis Dimock 3rd, Donna Valen­ WELDON DRU8 00. The matron of honor was attired bridesmaids. Frank Grlmason was Q—-For what habit is the Crested more than 1,000 widows of Of CorrecUva t forts of gas beating by rent­ The ring was. one-he couldn t That's Floyd E. Forde, the 30- year. tine, Walter and Linda Roger, Gall Msacheater Eveiilag Herald spired him. This was at St. Hilda's Despite his youth, the w o r d Andiorited Dealer in a cocktail-length dress of white best man for his .brother and ush­ Flycatcher noted? Confederate aoldiera eligible Shoes” ing or burring a gas conversion afford to pay 842 for when he year-old Republican chairman of Fire Extingnlahed Lee, Tina Pesola, Eileen iBrondolo, Bolton correspondent, Doris M, Abbey, Whitby, Yorkshire, where ombroidered nylon finished with a "veteran” is not_one used loosely, ers were Charles Kusls a i^ Joseph A— For usually including a for peneiona under a law unit graduated from Bryant College in District No. 1. The local fire department Emily Leiner, Marianne Skinner, DTtalln, telephone MXteheU S-W45. he worked. 901 MAIN ST.—Ml 8-6811 green taffeta cummerbund with for Negro, who,:Jokingly admits- Grzyb. castoff snakeskin in Its nest. Its signed last week by President Your Doctor’s 1950, receiving a bachelor of sci­ back how detail. The bridesmaids NO DOWN PAYMENT to former profes^nal theater as­ The bride’s gown of white lace purpose is not known, but some ElMnhower. (AP Photofsx). Prescription pirations, has been active itv the ence degree in management and were stmilarly attired, with yellow naturalists believe that the make- Filled With Care 6 YEARS TO FAY finance. But today, after eight cummerbunds. Each c a rrie d and tulle was trimmed with ap­ party for 11 years, ever since he pliques of Isco ahd sequins. Her skins scare away enemies that In­ was 14 years old. years o f bard work as an Insur­ hasketa of flowers and wore match­ tend to rob the neat. 1M2, s private school that survived BOutef 10NowU.SJ\. ance man coupleu with an admit­ ing floral headbandf. Usra of lace waa encrusted with se­ the great fire of L,ondon in 1666 and "That's how old I was when quins and held In place her veil ot Mary Acbto (present Democratic ted "certain amount o f good luck,' A reception followed the cere­ the German blitz’ of World War H. Homes Heat With the 30-year-old. bachelor points Illusion with scalloped edge. Her Q— In what coiihtry is Jai alal a T owti Cotnniittee vice-chairman) mony at Mackenzlo Hall p f tha proudly to his $400 Masonid ring— Haitford Seminary Foundation, bridal bouquet was of white or­ popular sport? Q—Are any natural tutmels used a SHOES Depondobla Gat. took me under her. wing and had chids and stephanotls. . A —Cub. by American railroads? me mailing out election circulars,” “My college ring.” after which the couple left on a A life-long Manchester native, tvoddlng trip to an unannounced The honor attendant wore a A —The natural tunnel, on the 881 M A IN ST THE HARTFORD QAB Oa' he said.' "But even before that I 687 Main St., Manchester Forde g^'aduated from Manchester dcMlnatlon. gown of 2-toned yellow taffetA Q—What famous London school Southern Railway, In southwest was interested in the town >gov- High School in 1946, One o f the with matching headband and face recently closed? Virginia, la believed to be the only MANCHESTER Tel. M I 9-4508 emment, mainly because of the The bridegroom la a graduate young man's most hllarioiui and at the University o f Connocticut veil. She carried a basquettc <;0f A—Mercer’s School, founded In one in the world used by a railroad. Open Thursday 9 ta 9 P J f. Current Affairs Club that I be­ eventful years. It was during longed to In high BChool.” his senior year that Forde obtalnsd Negro smiles when he recalls a pilot's license, opening the doors ^ i how members of his fam ily and "a to a countless number o f riotous lot of his relatives” were staurtch experiences he now gladly relates Republicans i t the time. “ But I to anyone' who'll give him the "I I I'l" honestly investigated both par­ chance. .X ties before making my choice." "I remembir . going into Mr. WEEK-END REMINDER... Then he added, "But >bey (the (Edson M.) Bailey’s office one V'-^ i family) are all Democrats now.” Thursday afternoon and telling Heads Young Democrats him T won't be In to school tomor­ EXCLUSIVE At| ^ Negro is justifiably proud of hU row.' I think he thought I was arty affiliation. He joined the crazy when I told him I was going ?oung Democrats in 1952 and two to San Francisco for the week­ years later, when he reached his end.” OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 9 P.M. 21st birthday, he was named to Then he tells of the weekend he care-J car means the Pfcmpcratic Town Committee. flew a cargo plane. fulL of .chicks He’s presently sendrig his second from Boston to Wilmington, Del, - y term as president of the Young and the chicks all died of asphyxia­ Democrats and was vice president tion when he had to fly the plane NS: before that. over a thunderstorm. "That was Negro’s interest in local “good almost as bad as the time I flew Suits of this government” is paralleled only "by into a bam in Glastonbury,” he his enthusiasm for Little Theater said. A t the age of 18, Forde flew more fun foreveijoiel activities. While in high school, he all over the country piloting was very active in both the "Paint "gypsy” cargo planes and perform and Powder” and "Sock and Bus­ ing in several -aerial cirduses. jiTie. quality kin” groups. He joined .the Man­ .Enlisted In Army chester (Community Players in After graduating from high 1951, the year he graduated, and school, Forde enlisted in the U.S. has been in the organization since. Arm y and arrived in Okinawa Just never before Just this week he was named In time to help out in the "clean: president o f the group for 1958-59. ing -up^' activities. “I did see a lit­ ■■X- “ When I wias in school, I often tle action, but not of my cholcA” thought about becoming h profes­ he said. " I ’m. a devout coward, you sold at this sional actor, but it wasn't long be­ know.” The "action” was a patrol fore 1 realized what a hectic bust- which had thd unfortunate task - ness it is. Too hectic for me!” of going into the jungle and round Directing "The Man Who Came ing up the enemy that was still amazing price f To Dinner” fo r the Community in hiding. 1 Playeis this spring is Negro's Before being discharged In De­ latest achievement. " I also direct­ cember 1947, Forde served in ed ‘January Thaw* fo r the Colum­ Tokyo as a courts-martial defense bia Players a couple o f years ago.” counsel, a unique as8igmment for he added. His Interest in the L it­ an enlisted man. "M y self-fnfllcted tle Theafer also took him to the makeshift legal training led to I ^ Coventry Players as an actor in that assignment,” he said, admit­ 1955. ting that he's -:S}ways had "law The personable "political work­ aspirations of a sort.” er,” a life-long resident of Man- Before returning home Forde ctiester, is, the son of the late studied law at the University of Florlno LouU^Negro, single, he Tokyo, and before graduating from lives at 205 "Oak St., with his Bryant he attended Hillyer Col mother, Mrs. Theresa Negro. A lege. Following a brief tour of duty 0 devout member of - the Roman pumping gas at a local service Catholic faith, he belongs to St. station, Forde, until 1952, traveled James' Church and is active in the throughout the country investigat­ church’s choir. He also belongs to ing dissster claims for the Gen­ •f •• . the Italian American Society and eral Adjustment Bureau in Hart­ was vice president of the group. ford. His work took him to some Turning back to the Democratic of the nation's worst floods, and ^ I Party, Negro said, " It ’s the town hurricanes. I ’m mainly Interested in” and he Partner In Agency adds that his ambitions will be " I was 8113 in debt when I went fulfilled when "Manchester goes into business for myself,” he re­ Democratic.’’ ,An insight into lated. From 1952 to 1955, Forde Negro’s- character is shown by his was an independent claims, ad­ remark, "1 don't mind losing a juster in. Manchester. Having political battle, if I lose fighting.' proved his w orth' in those few Then he added. "But I wouldn’t years, he becarhe a partner in the want to win unless it was with a 25-year-old rlnsurance . agency good candidate." And that goes for which tb^ay bears the ..name, . r „sny office.”- "Forde and Jewell.” Forde runs Negro is against "back-room” his business— "15 hours a day. and "machine” politics "In either days a week”—^from his modem , f?'' ^ , . party.” Clcssifyliip; himself as a office on the second floor o f 627 "very liberal Democrat,” Negro's Main 8t. All the hot water you wont hero is, Harry TVuman—"A real In 1953 he-became active-lii lO’ -See youf Mobil deafer liberal and not > middle-o'f-the- cm politics becaiue he -believed roadman.” ^ “persons o f average education now for these special TWo 'Trlurapha’ should get into it.” He became He further points with pride to member of the Republican .Tbwn •*miy two political triumphs” - his Committee that year. *Tvs al­ pre-trip seryices! part in the fight which forced last ways believed in what )the OOP fail’s Country! Club referendum, stood for,” he said. “The ethics o f and his being one. of the six who the party have always been well RADIATOR: He’ll check for leaks, stop­ bucked the Town Committee in 1954 and reorganized, winning 39 page^— flush but rust, scale— to' guard‘d .pf 40 seats. H e was, shortly there­ wHh an alsciilc wotar hootar against overheating, boil-ov^rs. after, appointed chairman of the change-over and new voters-com­ mittees and. in 11 voter-maklnit r pTn E PHARMAOY tN O IN I: He’ll drain your crankcase— re­ sessions since, the Democratic How's yo«r hot wotM* iMppiyt Do you gtf oN ^ wonit b a bVwayi M ol^ fill with Mobiloil Special. Keeps your en­ Party has led four times. ■ 664 Center St,— M l 9-9814. kol? b yoor wotar iMCrtor loobtoo sonvniaidfy to yoa doni Io m h o o f b jf gine new car clean— reduces wear. "Is that an accomplishment, only 4 out of 11?” he'was asked. ■ TUBES TESTED long piping orowndi yowr coBorf k your wotor roit-froo and iparUing deon# "Certainly it was.” he said. "The CHASSIS: He’ll give you smoother riding Republicans used to lead 11 out of k I !• sloan ye« sooM Moha soffiio wHh Mt „ with correct Mobilubrication—protect gears i ■ „ f o r coo! Sum m er com /ort! 11 .” with Mobilube—sS^vice your automatic First choice fo . A former inspector’s clerk at Th o m m m t k YES If ymi kayo on sisrtric wotor koolor. You got Bik khd Pratt and Whitney, Negro ended .transmission with Mobilfluid 200. lew e o e l t o o . . . keek on lew night role end stem for deytkne wie. A sensational fabric 5575- Dacron three years w ith , the Newton comfortable all Summe ^ Robertson Bakery in Hartford this M c I n t o s h a p p l e s B A TTIR V :.H e’lI check iU water level— test strength and condition SrTerrific wrinkle-reslstance. texturel past February. ".Right now I’m 20 Lb. Bog $1.00 Keep the famBy hoppy end Bve better eleckieoBy for yoon to m m m w B k taking correspondence courses In with U»e Mobil SUnt-O-Seoj^. If nyeasary.Jie’ll install a_Mobil Mark— LOUIS BlINCE FARM ^ accounting,” he said, "And I ’m VII W wf^f ifWWf^e. I I Battery. Ask your M o ra dealer about extended terms. A lteration^ included hoping to break into the account,- 529 W. CENTER ST. ing business very soon.” He did TEL. M l 3-8116 Seeyeerpbm bererdedierM detciikef ouripetiaioaoroiiofcNwByiiM have a lucrative offer from a na­ TIR iSe H e’ll inspect for breaks, bruises, wear—replace unsafe tireS' tional concern but turned It down; iolectric w o ^ hooter. with Mobil Premier . Nylons, '^dp protection against punctures, HERE'S WHY . "because I couldn’t have any political affiliations,.” He . also Mowouts-rplus «I/-direc(um skid protection! MILLIONS SAVE studied business machine operAibn y^OEEO In H artford,in '1955. r/ff LOW-OVIRHCAD WAV Actiya on State Level N egro’s interest in the Demo- eradc Party has also spread be­ FOR OOOD ADVICE •PROMPT SERVICE yond the town to the State level. Sfatuhrd Insfaflatidn cbtfs €ut In half for llmitod ttmo only An aptive member In the State Young Democrats, he was, until LIFE UK this month, itreasursr o f the group and In the past, aerved on sev- m n i era! Rtate craunittees. Xt was just* a UtUe• o\over a month THE BMTFOID ELECTRIC UCBT COMMNY iSgo, on A p ril' 28, thathat the town funiKaii H bw M eW il fo rty membersnbefs expressed their 1 ‘ fallH in Sogro.. by naming him . - 7 ekainuB of the u «t voting dis- »Hrnm§m§-mmmsm . W GO., me. Twmba' trtcL m n m u n w . / 7 H. - i , r 1 .■ \.

X- Ith MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1968 PAGE EIGHT r r r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN- TUESDAY. MAY 27, 1968- P A 6 S It ia the fact thai^ we arc now for removing' the Germans perma­ the bottle he was bearing in hia all, that he dutifully confessed hia quate to accomplish rsorganlxatlok ing s specific user—a psrksr-r-fbr MUIor; Wells Rd., Ea BY nv would not rise again. ' St. has'been selected by the local HJiRALX) PRWTINO CO. Wa the compulsion that Is upon us, so Yankee paiTiaan approach to Ihe prob­ ALUMINUII Issse portions of the Globs Hollow she said some of the -Authority’s ‘GirKe Show’ Democratic Town Comirittee for 131 BIim II Birtel Sunday,' a t Stuttgart,' It rose lems of the recession. This pious, Muich««t(r Conn long as Russia holdi to its own re- Washington—There mow are tract (This matter Is pending In funds are now involved In negotia­ nomlnstlon aa town representatlva THOMAS r «‘k:ROUSUN nuhclatlon. and not only in re­ again, with the German exiles By A. H. O. high-level geeture actually be- more than 14,000,000 persons 66 Superior (Murtr) tion for off-stiAst parking prop­ this fall Harry J. Odium, DTC For Red Satellites oame the final headline action of erty. Bonds Seized WALTER R FERGUSON sponse to the symbolic concession heuing themselves exhorted to years of age or older in the Unit­ CANOPilS 8. Fixing locally ths stOisnss of chairman.' announced the choice. PubluHer* John Lodge's Ravels'out of th e. conference. And, who knows, ed States and- ths total la expect­ - The CharUr Aovlilon CommltteePWaitctt’le^roposal eays the officials of ths town court tad Founded October 1. UM Russia haa made aa if to smooth keep alive the movement for their It may now become the actual for­ Eight persons arrested early this Hia endorsement follows the an­ (CoatiriMd ,ttvui Pag* Om I) Connecticut while he was the ed to rise to 17,400,000 by 1960. A N b ' night approved a proposed sor appointed the firit- . Monday in smell claims court nouncement of two others by the from Uie top of "best seller" Uata PublUbed Keerr Erenlng Except the way for ua. It 1^ also Ip re- own return to their own homes. mula for Washington procedure, ahaage In the Town. Charter which Mo«('ember, 1958, should remain In 4. .Provisions for ssssssing the month la connectUm .with a "girlie" These are; Bundeye nnd Holldeye Entered »t the state's governor auppoaedly turned as much because It waa In' ths committee. The Democrats are sign Rslatlans (Jommittss, m Poet Office «t Mencheiler Conn «» aponse to a great'dearot eentiRient Who can blame them for wanting Uyeuld make more axpllclt th4 pro- .jiffice (mtil the first Monday In cost of new or sdditlonal water Martin Asks show at ths Coleman Brothers Car­ Gunther’s "Inside Russia Today,” cards anyway, ptrhapa, as be­ and sewer meins. also backing 'Tbvm Treasurer, Fred amendment to the Houss-passed Second ClMe Hell Matter______in thia country, which began with to return? ,, into a kind of political llabtUty. At AWNINOS grlslone allowing Mancheater tbhlre April, 1863—so that a new man, nival faUsd to appear In town court J. Doocy tor state senator from Hazel Meyer’s 'The Gold In T b i’ least Democratic State Chairman cause the govehiors recommended •T’ J| full-time town counsel. if any, dbuld familiarise himself A. Clsrifying the pemilon and to-^ bill would authorize the preildant 8UB8CRrt*TION RATES Adlai Stevenson's recommendation, But as against the sentiment of It on the Urging of one Ribicoff. rial security status of Fire Depart­ last right and forfeited bonds to- the Fourth District,-tad endorsed Pan Alley," tad Sloan Wilson's to provide economic aid to any Paynble In Advance John Bailey seemed to cut some Year ohoire of any « The change would nlso ebitt the with Uie J ^ . Moving Law the nomination of Probate Judge love story, “A Summer Place." country except Russia, Communist One Veer ...... W in 1956, that we "Ourselves be the the orators, who seemed to preach political ice with hia gay and cyn­ If so, however, It will carry a Ribi­ color or comMnatioh 3bower to appoint the ^.couneel Commltt^^. member C. Foster ment employes. tsllnx 8360. Six Monihe ...... < German nationalism as well as coff tag along with It. - Poe said firemen are not cover­ ' Harold A. Nelson and M j^ a A. Edward Kuehn tor a second tcrai. For those who like s touch of (Jhbia and Communist North first to renouifce testing, and which ical charge that Lodge was some of eoiora. *. drom the Board of Directore to Kerry deetd^ there would be no Oenkral Manager Richard Martin comedy there Is “The Mackerel Rorsa. Three Months ...... homes, much of the sentiment sort of absehtee governor. Ironically, perhaps, this sample j|he general manager. harm in "hs^g a lame duck in ed by federal social security and Nelson, of Mile Lane Rd., Middle- Aw. honor graduate of Holy One Month ...... t *] has recently worked its way Into Call BOW for the beet deals before the aum- has asked the Charter Revisiah town, owner and operator ,of the Cross .College In ,1951 and the Plaza." In this tale Peter Ds Vriea In doing so, the Jiresldent would Weekly ...... fu among the Sudeten Germans them­ We do not, of course, expect ibene of Ribicoff functioning on The move repreeented pilartlal there." ' the only pbaaibllity of this would have .to find that , such assistsnee Single Copy ...... ■ the administration itself, where the mer rush aUrta. "Easy, terma to fit any The Commitkes recommended be an. amendment to ths federal Committee to look Into the poeelbit- show,. respccUveiy, forfeited 8100 Universttp of Conn. Law School, tells of s man who marriea a sec­ selves seemed to . be thinking of Bailey to turn Into a critic of the the national level with al) hia Egreement with Atty. Jay Rubin- ond wife in s . t o ^ which has not would (1) strengthen U.8. security ' MEMBER OF backing of important sclentiata has travels of his own governor. Our oharma and virtues as fresh aa If budgetr -aw; Committee ' member, who the Charter hot be changed on the social aecurity act. tad not a Ity of adopting a "movii^’ permit” bonds each ori charges of pro­ Atty. Casey, ,29, is also an armed some solution which would perma­ ducing an. indecent AxhlbiUon. forces veteran. He served in the finished celebrating the memory' of by enabling "freedom loving peo­ THE ASSOCfATED PRESS apparently pushed to victory the point, rather; la that it won't .do they had Just conle out of the tlalm s Manclwster would benefit queetipn of reetlicUng political ac' change In the local Charter. Firs-' ordinance which would prevent ples" to gain additional releasa The Aeeocleted Preei U excluiieely nently ahelve the geographical is­ See till! Tunsky For: Uvltiee of town employee. Cur­ men presently'iare covered under Bonda of 825 aaito were forfeited Army from January, 1956 to OoL, his late lamented spouse. entitled to the u»e of republlcetlon of idea that^no civilized nation can Cappy much good to try band-box also included, from him, grpm a full-time counsel paid at Manchester from losing money on by Marion Martin Hope, of Middle- from Red Chinese and Soviet dom­ ■All new* diepAlchee credited to It of sue involved by maklilg the Sude­ it either. For the refulgence of one more renunciation of his own Aluminjum Doors and . Windows _ ) u s t 112,506 yearly. . rently, only firemen and policemen the COhnecUent Municipal' Em­ 1956 and waa asslgnta to the Judge In "I'm Not SpUier," Max ination, (21 atrengthen their efforts not olhererlee credited in tlUe paper afford responsibility' for the con­ are rMtrlcted. ployes Re.itrement Fund. personal property' taxes. town, producing an indecent ex­ Advocate Office at FArt CPd, Fritseh tells of a man trying to and aleo the local newe publiehea here. tinuation of testa whose danger to ten part of some future Central Ribicoff shines back Into hia own opportunity to seek that national FREE lESTlMATES CHEERFULLY GIVENl » However, the committee’s decl- Under the plan, a family or busi­ hibition; Donald Sterger, of Tam­ to make their governments less All rtghti of repubileatlon of epeclal state with an unbeatsible luster scene to which, he so obviously be­ lon Is^-not final. It will have to Committee member v R u s a e 11 Deferred for more Study was a Calif. A member of the Hartford lea've his past behind him. dependent on Moscow, and (8) re­ mankind cannot be authoritatively European federation In which the Grannie said "No problem exists suggestion by General Manager ness' wishing to move <6>t of town pa, Fla., Indecent exhibition; Tim-' County Bar AsSn. and the Connecti­ Evelyn Lancaster's psychological digpatches herein gre aleo re»*nr*d whenever he ventures out into the longs. e reviewed and accepted by the would have to get a “moving per­ ethv Colerian of Mile Lane Rd., duce their economic derendence on defined, and therefore cannot .be importance of national boundariea national spotlight. I^oard of Directore iuid then aub-right now, but Ute question should Richard Martin to considering au- cut State Bar Asan., he Is now novel, "Three Faces of Eve” le the Russians and Red (toineae. Full eervice client of N E A Serv- This was, of course, a sample of BILL TUNSKY » Ml 9-9095 thorizlng ths board, to delegate du­ mit’’ from the collector’s omce In­ Middletown, keeping a gaming de­ Ice. Inc , _ Ignored. as such would be lowered, and in In fact, at the Governors Con-" jnltted to the votera at a referen­ be reevaluated if the Board of aasecisted with the law firm of the story of three entirely separate Knowitad said State Publishere RepreientaUvee; The the kind of United States senator Education becomes fiscally inde­ ties ot selectmen not specifi­ suring that their taxes are paid up. vice: Edward Toscano, 299 Main Rundbaken, Ryter and Lebrer of personalities in'a'single woman. acceptance of thb amendment Jultue Maiheere Special Agency - New which the well being of people ference way down in Florida, hia he would be. of the kind of fresh­ dum. The plan is in effect in Mutley, St., Hartford, keeping a gaming win own stats saw him back in that In accepting Rublnow’e proposal, pendent." cally drisgsted to someone else, to Hartford. _ Western fans, space sgers and not deter hia bpposiUon^^e said York Chicaito Detroit and Boeton. might be liberated from the cease­ ening stlmulua he would find In. some official other than the maha- M. J., Martin said in « letter of house; Clinton S. Davidson, Mile MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF A Sudden Change' easy, natural, winning coitditlon that dlstingutahed fonim, of the the committee kept the matter John Hutchinson said he wm Ih recommended charter changes Lane Rd., Middletown, producing Atty. Caaey served as local Red light readecB have not been for­ he had no plans to dlsbuss the mat­ CIRCULATION'S less boundary quarrels of the past: of mind and personality which was "flexible'' In its wording. Mem- favor of “unlimited politic^ free­ ff-/ which was read Itat night at the Oosa Fund Drive cheirmsn this gotten. Also ineluded la a histori­ ter with Eisenhower. flip he would have and the ^ia- dom" for town employes - other Mow,, the manager takes over all an Indecent show; and Margaret In opposltir TI.S. aid to Ctonunu- The Herald Printing Company Inc., Only a few weeks ago, our State Once again, it ia application of the bis original charm, but which haa tlbction he would gain, did he not Jbefe did not jiropoae a definite committee meeting in the Munici­ Walker of Tampa, Fla., Indecent year and la aecretary of the Public cal noval about the .Vikings, ''The aeeumei no financial reaponilblllly for Department seemed in an attitude general idea of a United States of sometimes been slightly frayed In saUuy nor did they approve of than policemen and firemen, and dhUea of the selectmen which are pal building. The manager asked Building Commission and a mem­ Cross and the Sword," by Walton. nlst countries; Knowland said "ths typographical errore appearing in ad- consider himself bound by both Pswcal Poe argued that employe^/ hot specifically delegated to some­ exhibition. th e i^ bn which the mutual secur- verliiementa and other reading matter of almost open enmity to th,e exist­ Europe which alone seems to the dull Btay-at-home routine sentimental and political ties to wording which Would have, made the group to "consider establishing Other Oases ber of the St. Francis Men's Club. In The Mancheater Evening Herald grind of being a governor. LONC\ HOLIDAY hiring a full-time town counsel would be expected to use "a sense one else.' a basis for adoption of such an He la alao clerk of the State Pri­ Mancheater Evening^ Herald Itorrogram was founded was to ing government of Indonesia, ready promise future order and stability seek reelectlon aa governor in­ of propriety, good Judgment, Snd The (Committee passed over the Judge Benedict Kupchunos dia- provide help tor nations that are Ribicoff qmong the governors stead. But It waa while he waa mandatory. ordinance in Manchester." poeed of the following cases: Bus- son Board and a member of the South Wtndsor cerrespondeat fll'- Dieplav advertlatng cloaing houra: to classify it as a Communist men­ for the lives of people. . Proposals Backed good taste’’ in the m atter./. matter until more" detail ia pro-, Democratic Town Commute. more Burnham, Mephone MlicBell willing to stand together in main­ For Monday—1 p.m Friday had the tonic of a change of scene in this atmosphere, and pasting U vfded by Martin. ^-Atty. Jay Rubinow last right seU S. Tatrb, 65 Prospect Hill Rd., tenance of the free world." „ For Tuoudav—1 p.m Monday ace, and aeemingly quite In sym­ and level and audience, and the WEEKEKD AHEAD! The following propoeala were ap­ ■ "That should be su fflcli^ ’’ Poe ahid State statutes provide for s Warehouse Point, disregarding a A South Windsor resident since 8-5060. For Wednesday—1 p.m Tueaday. proved: -'added. './■ "You can't delegate a duty," March 1957, he la married to the He added;. Ffir Thursday—1 p m. Wedneaday. pathy with the revolt in progress COMMON MARKET BIO BUYER challenge and opportunity were Walsh said. "What apscmeslly "Jedpardy collection" of taxes— mechanical traffic alghal, 89; Ea­ "Oii foreign policy matters, Yu­ For Friday—I p.m Thursday. Bonn-:-The European Common duck aoup for him. L The generel manager may ap- in BiioUier matter ^ its meet­ in which a collector can bill a fam­ ter UrbanetU, 312 Main St., Man­ former Claire Fellbt of Manchea­ Child Payments Rise For Saturday—1 p m Friday. against it. This attitude made even Bolnt a town counael who “m ay’ ing Jest night in Me Municipal does he mean ?" ter. They have two children, Mar­ goslavia has voted against us and CTas.sined deadline- 10:30 a m. each Market, an economic community He. was. handsome, debonair, ily or btuiiiess about to. move in ad­ chester, dinregarding a mechan­ with the Soviet bloc 90 per cent of Americana think there might be disarmingly dlfect, refreshingly N e w > M required to work on a full-time Building, the Comimttee accepted In recommending more study, vance of thA.diie date of their tax ianne and John M. Casey Jr. Canberra—The number of Aua- dav of publicatton except Battirdav— that includea Weat Germany, a^propewed techniML change cover­ Rubinow said Martin's proposal ical traffic signal, 89; Roland E. the time in the United Nations. It 9 a m ______something behind the Indoneaian France, Italy The Netherlands, frank, demonatrably Intelligent. basis. (The C!harter presently payments. ^ Genest of 18 Franklin S t, Put­ New U brsiy Books tralian children receliring child- has attempted to undermine ua In' government's charges that the aid He rose through the group like states the board may appoint “a" ing filing of Mtitiona to o'verrule would call for "a vital change in Mrs. G. Warren Westbrook, li­ TuegdayrMay 27 Belgium, and Luxembourg, pur­ our charter." (Collector Paiil'Cervinl said today nam, failure to drive to the right endowment payments puaed the the Far East and In. NATO. rebels were beceiiing—particular­ chased three billion dollars' worth cream through akim milk, and tovra counsel, without wording as and petitions'^for enactment. at a railroad crossing, 812; James brarian at Sadd Memorial Library, 3.000.000 mark tor the first time to part-time or fuU-time). Drops Court Poet .The Ciommittee recommended no between 82,000 ancN|3,000 In bills "Countries which have been on ly the planes being flown for them of United States exports in 1957. when he appeared over the top of are placed on the iunsnse list E. Winana Jr. of 335 Ridgewood Wapping, has announced plans to this yesr.' A record 1,400,000 fari- our Bide get diacoufajtod when He Moves To Power . X The town counsel's salary will Also sdeepted was a proposal by change in 'a proposal by Martin arrange a children's corner In the llles are paid an average of 890.73 when they possessed no air force RubtnoW which would eliminats that the amount of property taxes each year because of ciUXens who Rd., West Hartford, speeding |24; they see us spend over tU 4 bil­ b'e fixed b> the board upon recom­ move 'Without bringing up. their Elmer A; Wheeler of 8 ITan Horne building soon, especially tor the a year and payments also are be­ lion in a period of years in mUltary When General de Gaulle today of their nwn—was American In X- mendation of the general manager. the:. Job of town court attendant 4o be paid in one inataliment be Isaues a atatement that he haa $ 6 5 - 0 0 Increased froih'820 to 875: payments. He said 95 per ceht^ of Dr„ Shut Haven, failure to drive use of ruadera below the fourth ing made on behalf of 21,00(> chil­ aid to Yugoslavia. . • x origin, probably coming from For­ S. The town counsel miist be a apd place Its (Uities on policemen in the right lane, 818. grade age. dren in approved institutions. The “If part of that money had been begfun a 'Tegal procesa” -of forming licensed attorney with at least five Who IVslsh said are roquired to In a letter, Martin said, "At Uie this-money ia represented by ptar mosa. All live power ind pcriormanecet tome tonal property taxes on automo-' .. Bonds -were forfeited by .James About two dozen new adult weekly rate of payirvsnta is 5 shill­ spent instead. in the' western a government for France, that DONT yean'practice in the State. be present' at court sessions to present time 3J' mills on a 87(K) A week ago, however, relations hcarins aid< nWee ilt lizc, of many fell biles. Mitchell of Brookfield St., failure bocka containing a broad luid var­ ings tor the first child under 16, hemisphere it certainly would 'lia've meana the government which ia In ini for 4 Hints in price! F/ni luper Committee member John WaUMt keep a record of the dlsposiUan automobile amounts to more than Rubinow last right was doubtful to dtjye to the right; 88; Jerome ied selection of reading material ten shillings for each succeeding made tor better relations In a idtal between Indonesia and our State wniiiive Fermaphenee, smoolh-fle« PUT THAT CAR KEY Mid the board and not the gen­ eases. 820 and la payable In two install­ office—or which waa aMtumed to whether the "moving permit" plan F. Meirpae, of Vernon, failure to have tost been received by the child, and 10 ahllllnga tor each area which b”"' remained some­ Department took a sudden turn Tor Volume Conirol; noise-limitini ano TO USE UNLESJS — eral manager should be the ap­ Intent of the proposal, accord­ ments. If the RSVlalon Commis­ drive tb"th< right, 812; Ethel M. library. They include six volumes child in an approved InsUtuUon. what neglected.” ^ be in office before he spoke—haa AMESITE DRIVES! dized.Ctte. Zenith's fintst 4»tlU$ pointing authority. *The town ing to Ruhinew, is to aavs the sion could Increase the minimum corid be policed. the better. On the same day. Presi­ . threuthont! Set il today! ' AND UNTIL YOU yielded to the rebelliona in Algeria eoonael is Fteponsibla .to the whole 110 a week" the town pays its from 820 to 876 it would not re­ dent Sukarno made a speech BY iecIW Sf 10 See ate—ySagS SvaraiOaw HAVE ADEQUA^TE TN- and in Corsica, in the army, navy, 0-e-yMT WanMr, 9h«.yMP tentie Mao town, including the board of educa­ prssent court .attendant — a coa- sult ih any oonsiderabic additional quoting Jefferson and and SURANCE COVERAGE. stable. hardship on taxnayers and it and air force, and to the exhaus­ tion,’* he said. . CALL US TODAY. He added:'"Xe It deflnlU that In another matter,"the Oom- would very greatly slmpll/y the tion of all the normal processes of Secretary of State DuUea skid thlat what waa happening in Indonesia ers’re ready for a fuU-time town mitUe dropped a proposal to sub- billing and collection process." French politics. A few daya ago, QUINN'S atttuts ths town clerk for the gen- However, Wallett said last was an internal affair which should eounnl nim'7 Let the board de­ the question Was whether the ex­ The Thomas Colla Co. cide, and ^also let the board de­ ecal manager as agent of service night "We should not ipake It leisure enjoyment isting political order could avoid not have outside interference. A PHARMACY cide on A town counsel's tenure of for the town. Rubinow said the tougher on the people" and Gran Ml 9-5224 J A 2-5750 proposed change might confhet nlM said he believes lot of peo­ thW outcome. Today, perhaps, the day later, the State Department PHONE Ml l-tlM adftoe.'" also p.ermitted the sale of small j . J^M n a w objected to the flexible with Stats statutes on the sub­ ple in toi^'h would find it difficult question ia whether it has yielded ,w>rdlBg proposed hy the major- ject. to psy 876 In one lump sum." for LESS at GRANTS awiftly enough. And paradoxically, arms, to the' Iiidonesian govern­ . The Committee.recommended no "Let’s leave It aa It la," Wallett ment, not many daya after we had

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; ■ V MANCraSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY. MAY J7, IWS P A G ! T E N IfANCflESTER EVENING jftERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 27> 1968 PAGE ELkVBM mW" m4Xi matUr With enl|f Rainsdell preaent, non-aggrsaslon proposal be held De Gaulle Step Parki^eBank Kock^l^V ernon and the preee excluded. Russia to Pull before any Eait-West - sum m it Sapienza-tenix W edding Town,: AuxUtery Puillee Itanquet meeting so that .final doelslens Board ’Gets Some 62 men and • women will News Tidbits could be taken'there. be awrarded certlflcatee for the It also auggoited Romania Not Expected Set to Open/ Council Ends Tax Discount^ Culled from JfCt* WirM MOitaf y Forces ONE eomptetioh of a 2-Week Civil De. included In any summit talks 1 or Public Ploy Rules fenee couree in Auxiliary poUca with Poland and Czechoslo, By Insurgents In Summer Sees Re^etioit of Half Mill work June 9. The presentation will From Romania Russia hpa made prevtaua non- SMALL CAPSULE be made at a dinner to be held .in Pawliieket, R. I. housewivas aggreaslon proposiUs^ the West. tonightfcialon on the housing propoaal, at Tbwn and Maneheatcr Country*and ,18 weekdays. For a gueet af the Roeemount Restaurant, Btdton. dasp han Club officials reachau preliminary, The Common Council last nighty Pttblle Works Praised Spring Coneert ' them on gradhda both countries ings Bank of Manchester is sched­ The other change would require Tha Public Worka Department The annual spring concert by the tracks, year housing development Behind that little capeula M*lu!*>*»t*r nnd the federal jov- He said Miss Lillian Paleniua, an man for the All-Algeria 'Public uled to open at the shopping agreement yesterday on the rules, vqtisd to ellmlnato the B per cent addition to a 800.000-man cut an­ subscribq.-^ Rie U.N. charter aide in the PHA’s New Tdrk re­ members and non-members alike received high praifce for several- of Rockville High School choirs and women ' claim restllta in which-'pan aggrosslon. that oixaskmally rests in your hand cmment jeOnld pley in eetabUshlnR Safety Committee said ha thought Parkade on W. Middle Tpke. by regulations and greens fees to be to makA-reservations two-ilAya In di#eo(i"t for early.tax payments, 'ing ceilings of their homes. . nounced earlier for Soviet force*. • hoiu>tnR-for-the-atred project in gional office, would be on hand to ite recent prbjeqta from the aider- chorus will be presented June B .-S^iruahchev issued his rocket the political situation' was coming mid-summer. advance for e atarting time before due Rept. 16. at 8:15 p.m. in Sykes Auditorium. 'iCial tabulations of more than Ths new reductions ore Romania ia a story o f monumental research. fiilver Lane HOmee. answer queationa a ^ t the federal­ established in operating the club’s men leet .night. 55,000, Bulgaria 23,000, Poland 2 ^ -lyase warning to tbs' Warsaw Pa.-t ly aubaidized housing program. Permission to alter the premlsca golf course on a pubUc-prtvata ba­ 2 p.m. on Seturdaya, Sundays and .The action is eiqteeted by city The. city dump, now called the The Starettes, a group of nine quarters of voter* indicates , The Manchealer Ho\i*ln(t AiP to a head. at Progressive Party candidates 000, Ckechoslovakia 20,000 powers Saturday. He sold Ruaaia The local authority haa been in- for banking purposea at an esti­ sis. hoiidaya, when the cewrae la moat refuse area, has rapbctedly been girls, will participate ae well aA Yee, that single capsule thorlty will meet with the Board At Tisl Ouaou, a hand grenade mated cost of $7,000 was given to­ crowded. Every eighth atarting efftciaia to reduce Uie tax .reU by have swept the Internettonol bants 1 ,0()0.. d(>e* not have such bases In -the veatigating the poaaibility of feder­ General Mani|«>er Richard- Mar­ put' into better sha{w titan It haa the mixed choir of 117 voices, tM eastern (Communist nations and repreeenta the succoos of «t the hoitaing propoaal for the ally aubsidlsed,. moderate-rental exploded today in a throng of 20,- day to the Green Manor Construc­ time would be set aside for non- luUf mill. The vote cema after girls’ choir, the bo.v*’ choir g M Typographical Union electtoo. Tha Rueaians called.mi the Weat ftnt time at a apecial Boar.d meet­ gin also reportedly came up with been In for some time. Henry Park would build them only irith re­ housing for the aged since January. 000 Moslems hauled down to the tion (Jo. by Building inspector (member players. ' lenethy dlecusalon in which it was Is being well-groomed, itreeta are the 41-voice girls’ chorus; National Safety 0>uncil says .to make similar nuui'pqwer reduc­ yeora of effort by tha' ing in the Municipal Building. The a compromise lease fee .proposal luctance. ' The mibjecl came to pdblic notice Algiers City Hall for a pep ses­ Griswold Chappell. & Board to Review concluded . that city taxpayers being cleaned for the seoond time Among the soloists w i l l ^ Jo- traffic accidents in nation over tions and saidtoB Warsaw power* ■ '4 threctora .wHil gel a rundown on sion by the pro-Gaiillist military-- seme $3,500 less than s previous Memorial Day weekend will kill are ready to'meet at once with phormaoeutical industry— May 21 when three Democratic ’Dtb bank will occupy a space m suggeetlon. CoimtiT Club offi­ The proposed rules and rgmla- would save about $2,(WO by sllm- thia year all over the city, al- Ann Bryan and Elaine Foster,’ so­ »-hgt the federal government will Directors issued a- call for such m, Civilian Junta. the Parkade originally dealgnated tlons will be rsilswed by ths .Board tnatlng the discount. eettmated 850 persona.. .Eight- NATO representatives on a non- West German Defense Mil and at staggering coat. cers, who had balked at an orig­ thouih the business disiirict is pranos, and Andrew pavla and Prana JosM Strauaa and , do and on what commitments are study and recommended it be re- Several persons were injured but for uae as a store, but never oc­ of Directors Tuesday when it takes This was determined by the fadt cleaned Weekly, and the line of Nell . Brooks, bassos. Aerompanists year-old Bridgeport boy with lillld aggraSston. pact. ' aaked of the town in building a inally ..proposed ftgure of $16,900, paralytic case, Is state’s fourth .. The proposed pact would link v.egiah Foreign Minister Haiv ferr^ to the Housing Authority. there was no panic in the crowd cupied. expreesed. approval of the new sug­ up the lease drafted hy a commit­ that the tax rate haa to ^ figured march for the Memorial Day pa­ will be Judith H allcl^, Lois Otka Pehiefliin. sulfanilamide. federally subsidized low-cost rental of Berber .tribesmen. They had tee headed by Eugene Kclty. The poUo victim of 1956. the western nations with the eight Lange have claimed Russia al­ Directors Ted Cummings, Eu­ According to. architect , Arndid gestion. ' ' "■ high enough to bring enough mon- rade has received 'particular atten- and Lanse Moser. Twkela may be Insulin . . . theee project for Manchester's aged. gene Kelly and Francis Mahmiey been brought down from the Lawrence,, who is consultant for country club membetshlp win dis­ ey in to cover the diaeuunt. tl tok will be public-private baaia in itt present out ot one hand and puttlng .lt in been, prepared for the patrolmen. High School News . ving out by the middle of next lieu of taxes. In addition, it lic-private course for as long aa it for re-eleetlon hold most Interest and better therapeutic agents. that the explosion was caused ac­ designed along modern-itoes with location, is $13,225, according to anbUier. ” We’re only fooling our- A tin can collection will be held annual Leaders’ Clqb ihiU*- month, according to Yules. As a would have to agree to provide the cidentally by a military grenade Indirect recessed lightlngNvSome operates its present site. The club eelvee." Mayor Herman G. Olson June 2 by the Public Worka De­ in' that state’s primary elections. result, the government will begin Clifford Varney, a club yiee presi­ can revert to private operation as and potiuck aupper was held For second time In two weeks We ate proud to be a part of this same services—such as road main­ carried by a French soldier. This paneling and mural wallpspel dent who attended' the meeting eaid, r partment. recently In the gyro. New leaders processing It soor\ for disposal on tenance and police and fire protec­ could not be confirmed from ether soon aa It relocates ita entiro golf The (liscoimt amounted t o .fll,- City Engineer Lawrence P. two masked men invade^ suburban ' hind the tellers’ stations, yeaterdav. I course to leM desirable land on the initiatto are: Seniors, .Joanne Ges- dedicated effort the open market. tion—that it does for any housing sources. bank will have summer and win­ 900. last year, accoffUng to city Johnson has determined .that a Chicago restauranL drench It with Seek Early Decision Varney aaid thla la about $1,200 eaat side of 8, Main 8t. .At ths say, Judy Hony, J n ^ Kayden, Ro­ gaaeilne and set It nil re, complet­ to preaerv your health. subdivision. After the grenade incident, the ter air conditioning. moba^than the club would be p ay-! treasurer Joseph P. MqManus. sustaining wall on the H ocl^ um In urging quick action, however. The difference between the 10 resent time, the couras occupies chelle (^Idman and Irene Lee; and ing destroying Villa Lamaln Res­ crowd began chanting "Vive De In opening the new branch, Ing IfNCheney Broa. atiU owned; Mayor Olson mentioned that ths River off Market St. can Jm re­ JunjorS, Barbara Abuse, - Rolene FOOD STORES Yules pointed out Uiat the Public per cent of shelter rent and what £ind on both sides of ths street, town of Vernon has proposed paired satiafactoriry bv replacing taurant. . .Fifty passengers escape Gaulle" and singing th* "Maraelt- bank officials feet that the insti­ the land; N.. Cheney Broa. bharged IVhen the relocation is complet­ Auclalr Nancy Kbtanko, Fajricia Housing Administration, which the town could get in taxes from dropping the^ discount, that theas the rocks by hand and cementing, from bus |o Portland, Ore. struck YOUR REST NEIGHIORHOOD STORES laise.” tution will be better able to ser­ the club thb-.^^ of the taxea plua ed, the club could oimrate its Leonard, LaNSe Moser and ^ r - by bolt of lightning. BOW administers the project and a private development would rep­ The Berbers had been brought eommupltiea are about the only them in place. / would be authorized to turn it over resent the only cost to the town, vice Us many customers on the a nominal laaka^ee. |course on a - 12 -year lease at an raine Lstbota. CARRY SUGAR HEART FOOD PRODUCTS here in military trucks, llie roads west side of Manchester and the - Varney n t e m Fee !annual rental of $7,600, a.ffgura ones left that us' the aystem. The 'City officials ara/-^rging res­ QUINN’ S PHARMACY to the local Housing Authority, acpbrding to Yules. All other Interest charge of one-half of one idents to help police'^watch for the Mias Barbara McLeod, Junto: were heavily guarded by troops in adjoining towns of Esst Hartford However, VarneyS^Cated the the club considers fair.' Accord­ girls’ guidance counselor, was will retain jurisdiction until July costs would be footed by the Hous­ half-tracks and weapons carriers. per cent per month on delinquent persons who have'’^bsen removing and South Windsor, new fee suggeetlon vrouM be a e -' ing to club officials, the relocatloh, rtads an honorary leader. Miss M f l l f j r s 1. : ing Authority, -backed and sub­ During the height of the na­ . taxee will be continued. mimhole covers and dropping them Engagement PW DAY... Phone M! 3-4136 Yulea aaid the Hnnsing Authority sidized by the federal govern­ ^ Main office Of the Saving Bank .ceptable to the club. wtertln’a which involves moving 1 1 holes, Eileen Murphy and Mlaa. Arima tionalist anti-French ' rebellion, of Manchester is at 923 Main St. earlier propoaal called for aN|16,- could be completed in two years. .O dorge Chaee waa elected rate- In the Hockanum River. The tonight will ask for a quick de. ment. maker for the current year. covers '»o*t the city $7ji. So' fer (Tampo, honorary leadera, were which thel insurgent government and an existing branch is jiwated 900 annual fee for aa long aa also present. Mrs. Claire Albom now claims has Virtually died..out, A apecial meeting will be held they have b « n recovered. The one Andefsoii-Pearl in the shopping plaza on’ East club occupied Ita present Alte.H., ia the Leaders’ Club advisor. The engagement of Miss Joan the Kabylie area was a rebel hot­ The club had countered with a flg- . Parks Srt Record " Monday to set the tax rate. removed moat often is located at Center St. at Lenox St. ■the corner of Spring and River Tonight’s E%'ents Anderson to RbnaM A. Peart ia spot. Salan and Soustelle spoke Lawrence said, that if. work pro­ ure of lU.OOO. Ahead; isf Budget CMANBMMY SAUCI here as part of their Algeria-wide OtUNa -Canada’s parks broke Mayor Olaon aakl the city has Sts., and the one at W. Main and Fayette Lodge No. 69, AFand- announced by hn*- mother, Mrs. w w wHOit oa jt(.u to , gresses satisfactorll.v, the new Besides Martin and Varney, the RlvctySta. haa also been removed. Helmar G. Anderson of 39 Edger- De Gaulle Forniing campaign calling for the return to meeting yesterday wSa attended all prevlOtu attendance reoorda In ■pent leaa than half Us budget, AM will hold a communication to­ branch will be ready for occupancy The swimming poo] is to, re day at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic ton St. Her late father. was the power of De Gaulle. by mid-summer. by Arthur Stevens, club preeident; 1957. A totql of 4.0M.786 per­ and should end up ita fiscal year Nov. 15 With $40.(W0. ce^e three coats of paint. Temple. The master mason degree owner and president of the ABA GAINES Rusaell Gangwere, vice president; sons visited the scenic and na­ Tool arid Die Co. MRS. GERALD THOMAS SAPIENZA tional historic pbriM during the Some $154,(WO has been q>ent to 'Men’s softball 'will begin June 2, will be exemplified. | Joseph Handley, aecreUry-treaa- With some 200 men signed up. Her fiance is the son of Mr. and DOG FOOD New Paris Regime urer; and James Herdic, superin­ year, an Increase 0fs400,0S5 ever date, leavii^r $19S,o6o tn the budg^ ^ The Slimnaatlcs Class will be Little L ean s play opens Memo- held at p.m. at Northeast School. Mrs. Burton D. Pearl of 114 Wood­ The marriage of Mlsa Doloraaf MiM Patricia Sheridan, Man- Court Upholds tendent of the Recreation Depart­ 1956. -X, - et, he aaki The mayor stated th:^ 8 land St. ' ^ i Lb. (Oenttaued from Pag* One) ^ -.eltF-= depetijnenta ^^ahouldn’t rial Day at HeniV Park Ann Fanlx,-Ijinci»tar, Pa., daugh^ .chastaiV-nlace...oC:.tlia-bridegroom4 ment.------— Hospital Notes ‘ A graduate o f Manchester-High- news De Gaulle was ptahnlng to served as junior bridesmaid. She They agreed to include two PAINT KILLS B O T \ anything out, but should ^ t c h ExetmUre Session Admitted yesterday: Joseph' Bfflce at ths Matignon Mansion. ter df John F. Fenbi ahd the late Ths Board of Education will meet School and the University of Con­ 2 For 27c take over. There was Jubilation wore a gown identical to that of Tryon Verdict basic changM in ths golf course’s Bridgeport. May >7 their budgets carefully ahd op Dowglewlcz, 79 West St.; Frank' necticut, Miss Anderson la employ­ Foreign Minister Rene Pleven left in Algiers. , Mre. Fenlx, and Gerald Thomas rules and regulationa that . thay two-year-old bey, who had ' erate in an efficient maniWr tn an in executive sesslon.tonight to dis­ Kiss, 59 Ward'St.; Anna lAriviere, the matron of honor. - cuss the recommefidation of Super­ ment Interviewer for the Whitney smltAig. Some of the others looked When .De Gaulle made his sur­ Perry Lathrop will preaent fob . approval to tha chewed aa a wiadew elll at fsa- ' ‘effort to eave money. 12 Maple St.; Valeria Abbey, West Saplenza, Lsinceater, son of Mrs. Flower girla were Mariana Ma- Tftie Supreme (Jourt of Errors intendent of Schools Raymond E. Clhain Co.. Hartford. Her fiance N.B.C. grave. None would comment. . prise- announcement a large part Mary Saplenza. 91 Autumn lln, Manchester, niece of the bride- Board of DlrectoiY and ths club qaeat latorvals over a pesled of BufMtag Fee* Willington: Viola Bancroft. Ware­ was graduated from Manchester The French Communiet party yesterday upheld last year’s Com­ Bieaths. died today at aja. la ^ Ramsdell that High Scho<4' Prlnci- house Pt.; France# May, Boyer of France was already at a stand­ Dies at Ag6 65, St., and the late Mr. Saplensa, took room, and Kathy Forcheskie, memborahlp In connection . with 8 Building permits Reported I pal Allen L. Dresser he made full High School and attended Babson Issued a communique cklling on still on Communist orders. mon Pleas Court jury conviction of with the proposed leaise o f the Bridgeport hospital. The eaaaa Building Inspector ^land P. Usher 1 Rd. CHIPEROONS place at 10 q'clock Saturday fhamokin, Pa., godchild of the I^ris Tryon, 35, of Glastonbury, time assistant superintendent. institute and New York Univer- Paris workers to join mass demon­ The insurgent regime in Algiers Was Assessor morning in SL Mary’s Church, bride. ’They wore mint green, em­ town-owTi^ land. of death was. reported as potesw totaled $45 for the-month of April. Other promotions within the admin­ I Discharged yesterday: Eleanor 5ity. He is employed as a sales en­ strations tn the eastern part of charged with driving while under Varney aaid (me would elimina.te ' lag. ioha LsMiens, sea af Mr. building a ittied an estimated jPafge, Mountain St.; Clarence gained a naval arm when ships of Lancaster. ’The Rev. James J. broidered organdy frocks and the Influence of liquor. 'The de istration setup are recommended gineer for the Danielson Manufac­ the city fomorrew evening. the French Mediterranean fleet the one-round-«-menth Umitatioh ( sad Mrs. John Le>OeiUc. #1858 coet'W^$S3,17 Admitted ' today: Ricbard Le- The wedding will take place Sat­ ing the afternoon of columns of Lathrop, 65, died this morning at moua aa two of the five high court non-members wran'ting to play the | aeWeat adentidc devieea of pel- i Blond, RFD 1. urday, June 28, in Emanuel Lu­ terday. Manchester Memorial Hospital double ring ceremony and , waa of the bride’s bouquet.' judges, cast dlMentijng QpMona. has conccled'$4,761 In fees to date and head of guidance, and making gendarmerie, some with armored- An , insurgent apU^esman said ,-| Roeario Baptenka o f Mancheeter course; V - Greens...fees;' -however.-.j eea deteetloa aad the dsspsrals tn tau. riBui ygar. guidance teacher-Martin Fagan-aa- theran CJhurch. after a short lliness. cel'ebfkht o f the hupUaI''MaM The woman was arrested here in would remain the same—14 for ears, movlngeln the general dlrec-: the ships, which inclinj. an Air­ Escorted to the altar and givsn served as beet man for his brother. efforts of a ceordlaated boepltal The Cpweil vioted to refund'the ' oiatam principal and head of the Vernon and Taleottvllle news la ScotTowels He was born July 4,’ 1892. in December 1956 on charges of op­ Saturdays. Sundays and hoUdaya,! staff to qa't'O'hliB. handled through The Herald’s Crumbled macaroons may be MANY tlon of the capital. craft carrier, "will obey their com­ Lebanon, a son of the late Allen in marriage by her, father, the Vshers were Gilbert J. Fenlx, erating tinder intoxicating liquor ^building'permit fe^-of $rl6 to Un- evening school' and social studies About 1.000 workers at the naval manding adhilrkl." That is Adm. brother of the bride, end Robert J. ' ton Congregational Cjfituc^ department. Rockville Bureau, 7 W. Main St., added, along with fruit, to Bavar­ base of Toulon marched from the and Clara Avery Lathrop, and had bride wore a govm of pure silk or. drugs. She was found guilty and telephone TRemont S-SIM. ian cream. Philippe Auboyneau, an avowed lived in this vicinity most of his peau de sole and chiffon. The FoTOheakie, cousin of the bride, sentenced to 60 days in jail, and I with Its recent reho.vatlons. The Board voted to diacuaa the arsenal and paraded the town Gaulliat who has throam hia sup­ both of Shamokin. F or Shouting "Down with De Gaulle.” life. He conducted an insurance silk skirt, .fashioned along prin­ given another 60 day* to run con­ See Our Disfjlay lor Details 2 39c port to the military-ciVlUiin junta bujiineaa in the, area for over 30 cess lines, 'was accented by hipline, ’The mother of the bridegroom current as being a second offender. THINGS They '''•re finally broken up by In Algiers trying to put De Gaulle wore a light blue lace dress,, navy > ; 1’ I 1 armed riot police. yaSiif and in the past few ■ years pockets, trimmed with seed pearls She pleaded innocent to the charge ... : " , i. >« ‘ -t hi t' Into power. and irideacent. Sequins, and ter­ blue accessoriea and a white or­ and appealed the verdict: which The mayor of Toulouse called on The junta took another step di­ chid corsage. the j^opulation to turn out tonight minated in a cathedral-length train was upheld in the Court of (Com­ BUITONI KARO rectly across the legal authority of caught in a butterfly bustle. ’The A wedding breakfast was- serv­ mon Pleas last February. to demonstrate in defense of the Paris by appointing one of its ed, to members of the bridal party republic bodice of chiffon waa soft­ A t that time her defense was SPAGHETTI SAUCE Pflimlin met with Ckrty again membera to take over all military ly pleated and styled along Gre­ In Hotel James Madison, following that ehe was under the influence )uat before a late afternoon. cabi­ and civilian powers in Corsica, the the ceremony, and a reception waa of drugs—two demSrol tablets— 24 Oz. Mediterranean Island where the cian lines. Her illusion veil 'waa held in the afternoon at the Elka 26c net session. Pflimlin arrived pale arranged on a petaled headpiece and that ^ e w*as beingf charged 1Q>4 Oz. 3 1 c and red-eyed. He was with the junta seized control Saturday. Club, Lancaster. with driving while under the inuu-. Col. Jean Thomazo, who wears | of chiffon and pure silk, and she Mrs.- Saplenza graduated from President- 12 minutes and then carried a cascade bouquet of white ence of liquor. Judge Walter. J. Si- sped off to the cabinet session. a black patch over a nose wound, | Shamokin High School and Syra­ dor refu s^ the defense tequeat to was in effect, named governor of j French lilacs and ivy with lllies-of- cuse University, Syracuse, N. Y , YOUR HEATING SYSTEM Pflimlin, normally cordial, would the-valley In the center. advise the jurors that an acquittal MAZOLA OIL Corsica. Hd made a quick inapec-1 She ie employed as corre.<ed TEA BAGS While of Vernon, Kenneth White to hla country home to await the The ban’ I applies to the entire w'puld willingly accept, part-time iiiJl Ham 1? Oz. 61c call. no-parking, restrictions. . of Pine Meadow, and Charles White street, between ^irch and Maple of Canton; one daughter, Mrs. COMPAN.Y MAINE Treet All along the Ounmunists have Sts. The petition' concerns the sec­ Vvllliam A. Sacherek. 12 Cottage MEMBER FDIO 12 Oz. 45c I 48’s 6 1 c threatened to tie up the country St., in addition, complained, that Winifred Dowling, of Manchester; tion between Birch and Oak Sts. one stepson, George P. Simpkins I a*' with strikes if De Gaulle came to U was given tp. Director Francis the street has become a "speedway POTATOES power. of Warehouse Point;' one step­ A tolfM p STARKIST Mahoney last night for p'resehta- for hot rods" since the no-parking daughter, Mrs. Lewis Skinner of Before De Gaulle'a ennounce- tion to the manager at tonight’s ban went into effect. White Meat 3 7 c Vt L b. 77c inent, the National Assembly went Vernon; one slater, Mrs. 'N#ttis' Tuna 7 Oz. special Board of Directors’ meet­ Mias Katherine M; Oiblin, who Shipman of South Glastonbury; 11 Into asaslon for what had been ing on houelng for the aged. with her mother operates a eon- grandchildren and 4 gTOat-grand- MOeiN MAMCN 10 B a g 49 c eonalderM a last ditch effort to Chief of Police Herman O- Schen- valsacsnt homa at 29 Cottage SL, chltdren. II Moem MAHi.tntfT CHASE & SANBORN shore up the Pfllmlth government. del imposed the restrictions In his and Edward A. Prlston suggested The funeral will be held Thurs­ caw* mmi to imCA WISHBONE Ths Assembly began and then ad- capacity as T o ^ ’Traffte Author-, that the restrictions be lifted when day at 1 p.m. from ths Ladd m RED RIPE TOMATOES - CHEESE DRESSING , INSTANT COFFEE joumed an .urgent debate on eon- Ity as the firet jrtep in a plan aim­ Main St. stores are closed. Funeral HQme, 19 Ellington Ava.. I 6-OZ. sUtutional reviaions autisd at ed at improving traffic flow on 'The present restrictions. Miss Rockville. The Rev. Paul J. Bow­ Wa-Oive Oaosamers straagthenlfig the feeble, executive Main St., one block to the west. Giblln-wrote, imposes hardships iii man, pastor of Union Conpega- OMI STOP( lANKINO o ' PRIIL PARKINO AT BOTH 0£M CIS (;*> rif. Of 4 25c jprMt-Miorteg Sti^mpe »stq m in An effort to keep Da ’The general manager said today running a buathsas. and preaenta tionM Church, will officiate. Burial s Of. 47 c (peal Pack) *1.16 GauIU from taking power. that, under the Statutes, appeals an Inconvenience for imyone visit­ will be in Grove Hill Csmetery. OFIN TNIIRSDAY IVIj A TO I b a t u r d a V m o r m i n o V t o FYanee Beemad atunned a t tha from ths traffic authority can ba ing on Cottage SL 'Friends'nay call at the fuii«dal \ iiiiiiiiiiiBiiaiiiipw i|« w M ^ • ' 's''

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PACK TWSLVB MANCHESTBR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAV, MAY 27, 1958 Secf^qn Two TURSDAY, MAY 27, 1958 TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1958 Page$ I S to 24 Captt^ today, ready to receive the tributes in the rotunda—James A. chance to beat the death penalty lKanrl;rBtrr Cttrhing Symbol lof Narnelesa Dead _ of two unknown American Oerfleld in 1881. -WiUlam Mc- Wojulewicz in the electric chair. He can ask fighting m en., Kihley in 1901, Warren O. Hard­ the Pardons Board to commute -Ms AMESITE BBWEmY BUItJDEBi They Will lie in state from 10 ing in 1923 and William Howard sentenoe to life Imprisomrient on Group Wm Form a.m. tomorrow until 1 p.m. Friday. TMt in 1930. ■ ^ the gixMmds mercy.-The Jury Lincoln was the flrit man ao 'to Denied Trial S P E O ^ S T S IN FORM SET, MAOHINI! SPREAD, Bodies of 2 Unknowiis Othera to whom Congress luui that convicted him refused .to POWER ROLLED, AMESITE DRIVEWAIf AREAS Theft Loss $1S9160 lie after death iri the rbtunda of accorded the honors of the rotun­ recommend nierey, even thOugh-'M Heart Unit Here the Capitol. Thq honor —. to which da and the Lincoln are: liy Top Cour t was tried on a stretcher;- ALL WORK GUAKANTEED fl.ll ||| t_7M 1 both Houses of' Congress must Rqp. Thaddeus Stbvens of Penn­ The new date for his execution FOR FKEE EiSTIMATEa WBH HH iBl A chapter of “Mended Hearts, agree —has been accorded aince sylvania in 18W; Sen; 'Charles will bs set soon by Superior Court. Inc. ia now being formed in Man- Returned to Homeland then to only 12 othera, including Washington, May 27 VP) — Con­ On Subdivision Rules In 2~Month Period Sumner of Massachusetts In 1874; Wojculewicz is alive now under ‘ cheater with the approval of the the Unknown Soldier of World Sen. John A. Logan of Illinois in necticut k ille r Frank Wojcule- War 1. wlcs’s bid for a new trial was gubernatorial reprieve, granted by Manchester Heart Assn. ■ -----:------■>-- (OoBtliiiMd from One) the other unknown, steamed far­ 1880; MaJ. Pierre Charles; L'En- hie appeal to the Supreme .Court DeMaio Brothers The Town Planning CommlstlonepoSslbU to Increase Ry^syk’s ' The loot—money end goods—^Maln St. waa robbed 518900 Congress, Joining In the national turned down yesterday by^ths 'su- SERV1NO THE 5IANOHE8TER AREA SINGE 19S0 salary when he nee geined mow Mended Hearts Inc. is an inter­ ther out to sea. oiit wherei\ 15 tribute to the dead of World War fant, the planner of Washington prerae court. The killer is confined to the wound up months of work on the taken in* 18s,.^naolved aafe rob­ business hours. Also, 8250. in konor, choM tetween the identical who died in 1835 but wak belatedly prison hospital under a ge-houf THOUSANDS OF SA'HSFIED GUSTOBIERS - experience and the services of the national afflilatlon of persons who was reported misting front ' fathoms of water roll above the II and the Korean conflict, pro­ The ,4U-year-old hopelessly par­ auw proponed eubdivUion regyU.- hsve had esrdiac surgery, may beries, houaabreaks and buaineaa caAeta of the two World War II rim of the Continental Shelf. honored In 1009; Adm. George guard becauae of .his paralysed eonaultlng firm are no longer nec­ .terbox Restaurant, 613 " ' ' dead. Charette prayed for guid- vided for the unknowns to lie in alyzed Wojculewicz ts imder death tlene last night at a meeting in essary. some day have to face It* **■ '*'9® aatabllahment thefts here in the M ay9— Cavey’s Res^iirant, 48 The IsMt Scene rstate in the rotunda from their ar­ Dewey, the hero of Manila Bay, sentence at the atate prison in condition. anee before he placed a floral in 1917, and the Unknown of World He was wounded while being out the Municipal Building. In its search for a planning en­ are Interested in helping the or- past two months now tqtala 813,- E. Center St.; back ^oor was Jim­ wreath on tbe caaket to' his right There was the last scene of yes­ rival in Waahirigton until they are Wethersfield,-Conn., for the killing gineer the TPC advertised exten­ genlzstion in its work. 160. mied open and 8$00 In caah waa terday’s drama. esobrted to their final place of War I In 1921. of a Near Britain, Conn., police down by police bulIaU as he at­ The CommUeion - also set the to iriark^la choice. The chosen one tempted to floe the scene of the ■alary for the new town plannlng;- sively and, on numerous occasions, SeVeral '^other objectives of. the Beginning with a safa robbery, taken from a cabinet under the bar Six bearers brought the flag- lionqr in Arlington National sergeant and another mui in a also checked with, contacted place­ group are to visit and encourage, at the Flrat Food Store, 646 Cen­ in the cocktail lounge. of World War II and the man from Cemetery. armed robbery. Before he feU, he 1$ a gas hog keeping you broke? angtimt, turned the "Nfiaadon Korea’s battliground were trans­ covered pallet to the slanted plat­ Nov. 5, 1961 robbery. m atter’’ over to the town counsel ment bureaus at universities and ; with the approval of the physician, ter Sf., on March 27, tWb months May 24—-Pine Pharmacy. 664 form on the afterdeck of the Can­ The two Houses will . assemble He asked the court for a hear- fired the shots-that fatally in­ alao checked with other' planning ferred to the Blandy; A Tbought for Today jured Grabeck and Otlpka, • spec­ for advioa end apent about an hour persons anticipating heart sur­ ago today, to Sunday’s 83,500 theft Center St;: entrance was galnad by The Canberra, wjth the body of berra. Chaplains, in their vest­ separately in their chambera' and .ln|f, contending he had been denied viewing property off Mitchell Dr, departments throughout New Eng­ gery; to provide eervlcee to fsml- at the Manchester Towers, here is breaking rear door window, Safa ments, said -the prayers of four gb together to the rotunda to re­ Sponsored by the ManOheeMr’ a fair trial. , ' tator to the capture,.; land; Council of Ct^nrol^ "* aa an aid to making a' decision fiea of patients Where possible; to a. brief rundo'^w of the victims containing 8800 in caah and checks faiths. ceive the hpnpred bodies. A spe­ The New Britain man was con­ regarding a proposed roadvvay in Demand Exceedg 8«qiply cooperate with other organizations and thsir losses: waa carried off. Police yesterday The bearers tilted the platform. cial Committee of each House was victed in the Shooting of PoUee the area. During the 7-monlh hunt for the which engage in educational, and March 27-r First Food Store, 646 afternoon found the empty safe Out from under the covering flag named to participate on the brief By Their Deeds-Vou Know Them Sgt. WUliam J. Grabeck imd Wil­ Copies of the proposed subdivi- "right man’’ the Commission found research activities pertaining to i^nter St.; entrance, was gained in a wooded area near B lr^ Moun­ slid the, shrouded body, weighted preliminary ceremonies at . the Today there is an ihterest In the liam Otipka during a robbery of •Ion regulations are betiig sfnt to itself confttoited with the old heart lllneaaes. * by forcing a rear door and 8500 in tain in Bolton. ' to carry it down. A little cloud of Capitol steps and in the rites on life and work of Albert Schweitzer the A.Y.O. Packing Oo. office in the Bberd Of Directors, the gener­ economie law of supply and de­ Anyone wishing further details cish waa taken from prled-open May 25—Towers, was again en­ foam drifted back from the stern Memorial Day. -- as there has never been before. New Britain nearly seven years al manager -and other town offl- mand. ' Planning engineera were of the wotk of the group, or inter­ safe. On the same day. the Wig­ tered by scaling wall to.rear of of the Canberra, to mark the spot The heavy timber catafalque, Many people are reading his books ago. -clali. The ’TPC and Directbra will "few and far between" and those ested in Joining Mended Hearts. wam Shack Bar, 532 E. Center building and breaking window into briefly on tl)e quiet sea. built 93 years ago to support the end books about him trying to find Since then he lias staved off- meet within a few weeks to fur­ with experience were, in many Inc., may contact Mrs. Edward St., Was broken into and an un­ Green Pharmacy. About 8283 in casket of the martyred Civil War out (he secret of this great man. executlon with a dramatic series ther discuss the revised regule- cases, drawing salaries of between Cavagnaro, .72 LInnmore Dr., a disclosed small amount of change The’ cruiser circled slowly 810,000 and 812,000 a year, the TPC merchandise and 815 in caah vaa around, then heqded for the en­ president, was brought Up earlier But of all that has been'said by him of legal maneuvers. Hone. member, who underwent surgery was taken from five coiii vending taken in the drug store and thro trance tp Chesapeake Bay. Thirty- from its vault and re-covered In and about him, one Of the best Early thla year, he lost his nth- Commission members have spent found. for correction of a coarctation of ’machines. safes were forced open and robbed black velvet.. pictures that tell us what he is countless hours working on the Biiice this was obviously far be­ the aorta -V,4 years ago. PINE six years ago another cruiser had hour, bid for a-new trial when the yond the budgetary reach ol the April 6 — South MethocUat of 83.300 in the Towers section of steamed in through that entrance, Duplicate Made really like Is the story that How­ Connecticut ^prem s Court of Er­ 11-page, 7-eection set of jegula- ChA-ch; door to cfiui'ch office was (he building. ard Whitman told about him. tione which spell out the m eaninu Commission, it decided to look lor bearing the body of the first un­ The Army hak made an exact rors said.ttaere was no merit to Us a less experienced man with th, forced open and 8140 was taken Police reported today that • -33 PHARMACY known of the First World War. duplicate. Whisn the casketa first It seems that on one of Jiis visits claim that he .did not receive a fUr of such words and phrases as "sub- from a, amall aafe which waa aliber, revolver was also taken dlvlilon.’.' ’’reeubdivlelon,” ’’master fundamSntala to be trained on the Lincoln’s Catafalque are brought to the rotunda that here some years ago the grreat trial in 19S<2 when a Supei'lbr Job and with the help of the con­ About Town smaahed open. fVom th'e Green Pharmacy in Sun- «04 'Center 8 t —Tel. MI B-9814 ’s catafalque of the World Wer II Unknown will man was met .by the usual lUgnl- Court Jury convicted him of the pisn," "responsibilities of the eub- April 16t—Mancheste- Towers at y night’s break. dlvldef,’’ ’’service roads," end eo sulting firm. stood under the great dome of the be placed on the Uncoln cata­ taries and the usual kind things two kilUnga.' Be money ahead every mile! Rybezyk Was one of seven candi­ Mrs. Charlotte R. Gray, 71 Fox- the Green; entrance was gained by There have-..alao been at least falque and- the Korean conflict Wojculewlca now has one last Ml. croft Dr.,- teacher of voice and climbinf a ladder to third story eight auto thefts in Manchester were saljl^to him. As they started But Salary Figure dates who took an oral examina­ representative’s caaket on the to leave ttie station Dr. Schweitzer tion for the Job. He was chosen be­ piano, wtU present her students in rear window to Chamtoera Furni­ during the 2-month period. In all of duplicate. At noon Thursday the noticed an old lady struggling to The Commission also agreed to cause of "bis spirit end enthusias­ reciUt Mbhdey In the chapel of ture Salea, down . flights of th ^ the cars were recovered in a places will be . exchanged. get along with a number of suit­ set the salary of Edward Rybezykr tic attitude." as well as hts other the South Me'tt^cxlist CHiurch. staira to ’Towers door. Safe waa short time and, in five of them, the ST. PATRICK'S PIPE BAND and The Capitol guides who. usually cases. He excused himself froih the newly hired town planning en­ qualificstions. cracked open and 81,000 in cash thieVes, all teenagers, were ap­ gineer, at 15.200. steer chattering-groups .of toilrists dignitaries who had come to meet Alvord pointed out that Ryb- Daughter of Liberty. No, 126. was taken. prehended. HARTPOI^ GAELIC FOOTBALL CLUB through the big stone building will him and spent the next few minutes The appointment of Rybezyk, a ezyk’s salsiTr Is comparable with April 19—Cole Motors, 436 Cen­ One other major crime that oc.* 23-year-ofd Fairfield civil engineer, will meet tonight at 7;;.30 at the suspend their operations, tomorrow assisting the old lady with her those paid to many engineers now Holmes Funeral Home, to pay ter St.; 835 waa taken from a caah curred here on April 16 has re­ until after the Memorial Day cere­ bags. And that, my frlcnds.'^is Al­ was announced Friday and graduating from unlverslUea register , and h cabinet containing sulted in the arrest of a Moodua climaxed a 7-month Inteneive thri,*' respecta to George Dewart, man. Paul ’Theriault, 29, was taken monies. bert Schweitzer, world famous sur­ Rybesyk ia graduating from whose daughter, Mri. Barbara 875 was carried off. ’The cabinet Instead, as iif Lincoln’s Day, geon. ' musician, philosopher and. search by the ^i^ommlssion to fill Reiunelaer Polytechnic InaUtute was found empty three days later into custody in Holyoke on April 21 JOINT FIELD DAY the post vacated in November by Bell, is a member of the lodge. in South Windsor. and charged with robbing John the public will be admitted at the missionary. ' at Troy, N.Y. Wilfred Maxwell, Wmjol Five Million Pucks! April 21—Fur coat' valued at Mullins Sr. at gunpoint of 130 at Litdaitafcl Fiold, Forbes St.. East Hartford door opening on the broad east Fred R. Edgar A salary range Of between Seek Advfce Mullin’a son's Tolland Tpke. ga­ steps of the Capitol, to stream F o r Memorial Day ‘Third gnulera from the Mtasdiieeter; Green School who toured the Municipal Building yesterday got Members of the Walth'er League 81,500 and 860 watch woz stolen 1 P.M. FRIDAY. MAY 30 15,642 end 86,813 for the post waa At last night’s meettng the TPC Zone, Mt. Tom, Masa., have in­ from an Olcott Dr. home; 8300 in rage. On May 8. ’Theriault waa pre­ past the caskets with their mili­ Sales Tax Yield Rises •uggested eeveral ..months ago by alao decided to ask the town coun- a look at a tax WU in the collector of revenue’s office. Told the town takes in 85 million, one sented in Town Court and waa (IN CASE OF B A ^ —SUNDAY, JUNE 1) tary guard and leave the building youngster asked, "Where' ia it kept Miss Norma Johnaon, collector's aide, is holding the bill. vited the Hartford Walther cash was taken from a Porter St. General Manager Richard Martin. ael.aa to the further steps it League, with which Zion Church home; and two fur coats valued bound over to the next criminal by the tarely-used west p o rta l Chicago—The 33 states which However, Martin Atvord, 'TPC should take regarding coniplainU Collector Paul Cerylnl ia in the backgrtmnd. (Herald Photo by Oflara). session of the Hartford County Su­ ENTERTAINMENT ^ SPORTS — REFRESHMENTS that frames the slender, distent young people'! society la affiliated, at 81.500 each ware taken from levy sales and use taxes collected chairmen, eeid the 85,200 figure it had received about the Nussdorf to an outing on Memorial Day. another home on Porter St. En­ perior Court. OAEUC FOO'IBALL GAME—S:S0 P.M. Washington monument. 33.3 billion from them during 1957, waa arrived at because Rybezyk'a Sand and Stone Co. in the North Mrs. Barbara Farrand and daugh­ NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE—Hartford vs. Springfield The rotunda has not been used IRAUSrS GREENHOUSES before proeeedinf further with the The outing will be held at noon trance to all three buildings waa an 8 per cent rise, over collections training if in ' civil eni^neering End. matter. : ter. Aiidover; Mrs. Shirley Boulay at Nonotuck Park. East Hampton, gained by breaking windows in Home gardeners in the U.S. for funeral honors since 1953, when in 1956, when they climbed 11 per Ramblw't first in seJos f ^ s —up 70% over last year—because rather than in planning. He has Two weeks ago 'TPC member Hospital Notes and daughter. South Coventry. rear doors. spend more than 800 million dol­ JOHNNIE KEANE and ORCHESTRA the body of (Sen. Robert A. Taft Eieirtier, local afid State health of­ Maaa. Varied recreation la plan­ DANCING S P.M. to IS PJH. cent Revenues from cigaretts ^ CEMETERY URNS and WINDOW BOXES it’s first in economy (official Nascar economy record, less than had some "summer” experience in Ermaiio Garavents was delegated ficials had checked the plant and DISCHARGED TODAY; Wil­ ned and a vesper service will close April 26—Unattended caahier's lars annually for seeds and potted of Ohio was brought there. Five taxes, imposed in 42 states, in­ a penny a mile for gasoline, a Rambler 6 with overdrive), planning work.'Alvord said. to conUct the owner. Abraham Patients Today: 198 liam Howes Jr., Bolton; Helen office at Blish Hardware Co., 793 plants. DONATION SLOO-^HILDREN FREE years earlier Gen. John J. Persh­ HLLED TO ORDER said 'the smoke was not a health the day. creased 7 per cent, compared with highest in resale value, smartest in style. Onh’ Ihunbler ghw Alvord went on to explain that in Nusedorf, to see if additional Spe­ hazard and the^ felt "Nusadorf has ADMirrato' YESTERDAY: Miae Baynes, Columbia; Paul Buettner, ing, U.S. commander in. World 14-per cent in 1956, and the yield ClMETERY URNS FOR SALE order to aid Rybesyk. during hie cial equipment couldn’t be used to 169 Autumn St. FREE BUS TRANSPORTATION every hour on (he hour War I, lay in state there; you the best of both: Atacrkaa Mg car room ami ooarfort, piM , . ^ done all he can" to eliminate the Claire McGillicuddy, 75 Foreat ‘z—1_ ------\ ------from the Irish Club, SB Grove Street, Hartford on gasoline taxes, levied in all first year in the post, the Commia- cut down on the amoks and which has plagued N. ' Four presidents, after Lincoln, states, scored a 4H per cent gain Drive down and. select your Decoration Day plants European small car handling ease and economy. - Sion Mens to r e t ^ the services of which comes from the companyi' gt. ^-ea reeidenU for several St.; John Avery, Bolton Lake; 'hkve received their final public a consulting, firm from time to T h e Bank that gives you PI A NNF D SECURITY compared with 14 per cent in 1956. from dur green hotues. ■ chiinney whenever eSphalt is, years. Mrs. Margaret Dean, 22 CaMpfirid ~<'''4k ^ A t4eMKAN uomlts MBAflS UOKB mil AMOUBANS time if any particular "knotty manufectured, generally during Rd.; Mrs. Dorothy Conley, An­ Police Arrests s >Don’t be disappointed. Come early for the best in problems” arise. A year ago, Nussdorf installed OKT A MANDWA90M DEAL AMP SAVE Such firms are paid anywhere road paving seasons of the year. equipment designed to cut down on dover; Mrs. Helen McKinney, 33 , plants. 'Garavante said he had tele­ the amount of smoke and aoot but TODAY AT YOUE EAUELEE DEALEEt from ISO to 8100 a mty because'of Cole St.; Mrs. Martha Freeman, Raymond J. Opalach, 30, of 10 the special knowledge required. A1 phoned Nussdorf in an attempt to neighbors continued to lodge xom- 98 Deepwood Dr.; Samuel Haber- Vord said. HpWever, he ’^added. seek a further soluiion to the prob­ plainte with the TPC and other ern, 26 Drive E; James Taya,-118- typod JLHinaulting serrieea. the matter with him.” said that tbs amoke la not a health Jf„ Glastonbury; Peter Fouehatt saving. ^ or elosod, hoele nco«o-thin, lui- broakablo or tliih mid-hites. You can build a s^ure financial future by opening a savings account now and resolving to add to it regularly. \ FASHION a goal a a . w ith COSTS SO LITTLE •5 • The results of the S^day torture-teat given a piece of Barwick.100%' DuPont Nyloii carpet are dramatically portrayed aijove. The — - - ^ a n S.B.M. 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• l •'V \ ) , A .f ' ' i ' V MANCHESTER EVENH^G HERALD, MANCHESTER? CONN, TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1958 ,' PAOB niTESN PAGE FOURTEEN ^ NAf^CHEOTR HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, MAY 2?! 1958 ] ■ ' ' ' " e ..... a . by rsvanue oellaetlena to date stfi>- House Mader fTederlok .Pope Jr. represent the Plstrict during the ing iirput te uae'ln the middle of tho Columbia VoUinteor'^tre De­ time, and in, spite'of this, tdok-gke- chairman of Women’s AcUvltas'Of j •IN IR A L - partment. It adjoin* their fair­ ond pla<;e. The group will compete the Tolland County Chapter Na­ State to Continue atanUally below origthU esti­ into the fore as the strong candU coveted CbeTter Oak council Cenip- Colujnhia. the month of June, at the open­ mates."' RUMMAaE SALE date for BL*aelcen's post, only to scout .orSe which will bclichl et Camp ing of the 'beaCh for the season. grounds, N ew ton^. Smith Field, In a tournament -in Elmwood on tional Foundation, .for Infantile Cardinal ^tritch Dies, The old bathhouses, and smajl and has beaif used by them as Memorial Day and at the North Paralysis, Inc. vtd represent this Curb on Sjpending Thursday, May 29,9 04ii. m . “ have him ruled ineligible because PoineSr in Wlnsted this summeS. TV SERVICE be had not been a lawyer long Nole$'hfid Netet building on the property pur­ parking jrfMk during the days of Gqilford range June .1. town at the Jlate -wide youth ■ ■' i Days C 4 i K Grorge Smith the dJnumbla Fair each year, Onest* at Somerville meeting in Hotel Bond, Friday, in* ORANGE H A U enough. The. statute requires Ute Camp Johnson weS' the ecene of WfliM PiMf fbrte chased from T. A. Loughrey last Hartford, May —The ^ d a Three Teenagers candidate for attorney general to Bummsr, are all. to bC torn down bn Lewis, owner, has glveii The newly elected officers of ths Hartford. M atata departmenii 'aiid^aganciaa Daughters et Liberty - Troop 25 of M abm ater walked Pack 153’t final meeting Of the eea- Interment in T E L . Ml 8-6481 Too Many Delegates have been a member of. die bar for aon last TNuraday, and the Cube and tha present lodge moved tttm y em an option and the price is Horace W. Porter School Alumnj The young peopla ndth Mrs. No. 125, LLOL off with top honorsxilurkljg the Headg Lions quoted at $6,500. according to re­ Aasn. were guests of Jfmes Me- ware under ordara -todajf ^ con­ Jailed as Vandals at least 10 years. Pope was ad­ nporee cooked dlhnar for their families. Its site. Some grading and Ir Morgan' Hilla as their adult ad­ mitted to the bar' In 1949. Blackledge Dlstirlct Awards were presented as fol­ (Oenttimei from PsgiS One) seeping will follow. port. Lewis -sold the depsrtmeirt Kensio of the Somerville 'School visor, Will hear Miss Patty Hicks, tinue in^ the haxt fiacal gi; By THE ASSOCIATED FKESS ♦support at a meatinr ^ tha New which was held ovMvlbe yeekend supervised by the den mothers slid * lions Club has a 1 e q t e d the original field about six years physical education department gnd economy program which Gov. R ^ ^ Bsthel. May 27 18*)—Three teen­ liean organ- The lone development In the ub in lows: Robert Brettschnetder, Wil­ fathers. The results will be an-^ BasebaD of Minneapolis, National Teenage agers are serving 5-day Jail terms Four candidates for the Repub- Haven County RapuT>!ksi at the Fish am). Game liam Heck, David Barnes end Gor­ bf Toledo, Ohio, the youngest George B. Smith aa its president ago. the Somerville Va'f-alty d u b Satur- chairman speak during a luncheon icoff aaya, haa saved the State izatlon at Haven Monday Democratic camp yesteiday was Rockville. Soeutmaster arry nounced at the next meeting to be GAS The Inter-CountjpiSeagUe Base Walter Kokoszki, president of oh .^Somers MOuntgln, for a as'pgrt of the penalty impoeed for Mean nomination for governor have the snnouncement by former Rep. don Warren, Webeloa badget; held oh June 8 at Camp Johnaon. mdmber of the Roman Catholic for 1958-59, succeeding C. PrbK ball season wlUXopen Memorial 4ay cn program, i. - $2% mutton since. Jan. 1. a vandalism rampage they ‘ad­ cialmcd the s t^ o r t of 97 more night, in a Wtter attack on Gov. Maldment's charges scored hlghvih Philip Bennet, Uon badgt; Mlohaal hlerirdiy in the United Btatca. In HOT WATER HEATERS the department; Herbert Englert picnic. 'Ihe order, .which continues the Ribicoff. *- Thomas J. Dodd, who is seeking all « v e i^ ' aa they demonatra' TTie foadeo ended with the dens Hodges. Day, Stanlex-Pwld. manager of the The meeting haa been arranged mitted 'htatring at Bethel- High RADIO BATTERIES delegates than the ftSO that can Sweeney, Edwgrd Coltman, Greg­ 1980 hrw aa named Archbiahop Of INSTAIXEO IMMBDIATELT ColumbtabMm ennonneed. Jr. treasurer^ Philip H. Isham Sr. In the evening, the young people by the Hartford Chapter and ex* governor's dlrbctivs for a 10 per U'wfully be seated at the party’s Ryan Ucked off what he called Ms party’s U.S. senatorial nomina­ their prowess in'all phases of scout saying the Cub Scout ogth and the Milwaukee. and 10 years later be- Eugene Dente, secretary and Sol and Joseph Jaswinski, members.of cent cutback in controUabls ex­ School early;.last Saturday morp- ANT MAKE PORTABLE tion that he’ll hold a presa con- ory Paul and .Jamea Jeray, ailver law of ths pack. , WILL R. GUV TT^acbednle for the early part attended a dance sponsored by the pecta representatives, from junior Ing. . NEW FRESH STOCK nominating convention at Hart­ some of RlbicofTs “more flagrant ing io win the DUtrict’a anmial ihjrowa on Bear badge; Philip Min- .came Archbishop of ,Chlcsgo, the Binder, - treasurer, were also re- the Board of Directors, have been Somers Youth Organization and penses, was m ade necessary, ac­ departures from moral vision," fercncs at Hartford at 2 p.m. competition. MASTER PLUMBEB .ejaeted. Other officers elected at season is: Friday, Lebanon handling negotiations- and will re- high schools and regular high They are Howird Kniffln. 17, a ford next month. er,'>cold arrow on Bear badga and largest RomaHNCathollc. diocese in ^y» at Columbia; June 1, Colum- ths Somerville Varsity dub. Those schools from throughout the state cording to budget direeto.- Fred A. senior ahd Henry G>,Griffin, 16, and listed among them the reces­ Wednesday. by i*atrol lieadera Anthony the world with borne two million Ml S-M77 the annual meeting last night ml ■-port at the meeting of the depart­ attending, from Columbia were Jan Schuokman, by excessive State Potferton's John Alsop of Avon said yester­ sion program the Governor present­ 1-yewr pin; Paul Huntington and the liberty HUl Log Cabin m _,a at Wllllngton; June 15, Colum­ to be present, In an effort to gat and Guy Howard. I7, bdth juniors. day he has the support of 285 dele­ An announcement from his bedld- and James Allbrio,, the Uon and John Oftroot, Bear badgas; Greg­ Car ticaves Road communlcanta , ^ ment tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Tasker,. Marilyn Naumee, Betty spending and unexpectedly low 110 CENTER ST. ed to the recent special session of quarters said Dodd will make "an George Peters, first vice^-TWm I bia at Lebanon; June 22; Willing- nrehouse. I t ' is expected that ac­ the atory of the naeda In the polio All pleaded guilty yeatilrday In gates or within 51 of enough for Wolf Patrols of Troop 36 each ory Qrane, two silver end one gold In December he was ton at Columbia; June 29, Ashford Ann Elliott, Tom Kowalski, and fight acroas to the youth. TAPS revenue collectioHs. justice court to charges of entering the L" Somers Varsity dub. a Iprga part in the work of the submit monthly statemsnts of ex- ler claimed over the weekend to Stbbcrta Proaanaliy, jio, of Meri­ 80 Russell Stover lion TamerLAMit Caroline, Tail ford; July 20, Lebanon at Colum­ Andiers Meet Foundation in the west and middle breach of the peace. have 298 delegate*, lacking only GOP Senate, “would hav, riddled There is speottlation that he may tured. third place with a score of Edward Sweeney, silver ayrowe Oii 0 million Catholics, mostly bia; July 27, Willlagton at Colum­ New Hall Ctistodlan pchdituras. He also aaid each de­ In addition to the jail terms our unemployment compensation say that be will conduct ’a pri­ 785 points. e Wolf bedMs; ^n ald -Madlgta, den, and four passeng4re escaped Africans and Aslans, and aboift Twister;KapUn and Nath­ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hall, In- west. The Columbia group which partment haa received forms on X8 of having enough for the nom­ S CANDIES an RoaefC directors for two yeara; bia; Aug. 3, Ashford at Columbia. structora of Columbia .Recreation Raymond E. darke has been aasisted with the campaign here which Trial Justica Benjamin ination. - system from end to end. and would mary if^ Mscessary to win the nom­ Scoring 905 points of'a posslbla Deri W iSil B rib e s KingWmiro unhurt edrly this morning when 25,000 missionary priests, nearly^ Field aaid there are only four named custodian at Yeomans HalT which the dollar amount of ita Waahburn ruled they must serve, have increased^ the state*' debt by 965 points, Crew 4 of ‘Troop 35, with and Timothy Cuhmng'haln, W «f lO.OOO lay brothers and mort than $ 1 3 5 rllUam P, Burnham and Jo- councils archery classes and the last winter, is one of the first -to budget to be held as savings will J. Kenneth Bradley of West/ort ination. her her Went otR of control bn |ih Luaky, directors for one year, teams in the league at the present ss of Jiina 1. d ark s should be con­ be active In this section of the the three tre to pay all the costa • has claimed at least 13< delegates, over 50 per cent." Crew DeadSr Richard ■ Baxter at badges; and^Ted Mathori Bobcak 60,000 misalonary nuns bn the five time but one more is expected to Columbia Lake Bowmen, attended tacted by anyone wiaHing to make be indicated. of repairing the damage they did. Ryan called the program one the helm, ed|;*d out ’Troop 27, also lin e Bt. end-sldddsdlM feet. continents. X' group will be liiatalled June Join. If and when it does this a National Field Archer Assn, country, and the only one in the and State Sen. Benjamin L. Bar­ pin- _____ \ oey. vdiich wee not damaged, end­ . Exelu$H>» in 9, when the club holds its an- tournament, held on Groton Bow arrangements to use the ball. He county. ' Schuckman's order for continued ringer of New Milford ha* claimed “which had no semblance of ore)- 19 Drown Near Seoul of Manchester, by 18 points to In Tugoslavts, Alojsljc Cardinal schedule will be altered. replaces Albert Haynes who took economy stated that "It iu impera­ atlng Jobs for Connecticut’s iSfan- win the Senior Scouting competi­ ed,up in a swampy area imbedded Affutcfteslsr aual Ladiea Night. On the local teapi are: Nelson Hunters Coiirse in Groton Sunday. Medicine Bill High from S© to iWt Cub Pack 151 held a in ,mud up to its doors. Stepinac was reported In critical at . Visit New BuiUUag TTiey were accompanied by Fran over the duties when Lester J. Maaeheater Rventag fleniM, On* tive Oiat we continue efforts te Two others seeking to become kee skill and Ingenuity, bpt which Seoul, May 27 (/P>—Nineteen tion,. Troop 40 was third. Crew roadeo at Its meeting on Mkj 20 condition. He Is suffering from a Field, James CObb,. Bucky Bet Hutchins retired after many years. avoid any sacpenditu're which Is not \ would have driven the job-makers women and girls were drowned 4 also led the. yrgy in. the Explorer Patrolman Curtia Wilaon aald blood djsease complicated by bron- Aa ta'vttatlon has been extended lows. Burton Starkey, Terry An and AI Ferrigno and Steven Inmbia eorreepondent Mrs. Donald New York—More than two bil­ '.y* the GOP standard beaCCr in the x t the grounds of the Verpli j;k by the Club to reeidents to visit Fletcher. About 100 attended the Hartford Meeting absolutely vital to essential serv­ lion dollars a year is spent for coming election campaign—Sen. out of the state.*' yesterday when an, overcrowded competition scoring a victory over School. The dens aet up the the woman became confused as to chle] pneumonia, a weakened heart QUI thony, Joe Narqtsky, Carl Wood­ R; Tattle, telephone ACndemy ices.” ■" PINE LENOX Another OOP developmhnt is the boat capsised in a reservoir '60 Which way to turn sk aha ap- IN'S tha dhiost completed bcachhouse man. Geoti-e Dankes, John Miko- shoot and participated in spite of Jan Tasker, president of the Hor­ medicine In the United States, Troop 01 Of Manoheater with Troop and a blood clot in his leg. Theodore Ryan of Sharon and U.S. lowing events: Ohetaefe at tha Oommilnity Beech. Tha esr- the rain. Mrs. Hall took second ace W. Porter School Alumni ih485. "The critical situation .in the Americana use $227,800,000 worth Rep. Antoni Sadlak of Rockville, reported move. tO draft Atty, Gen. mites south of Seoul, hear Chin- 40 again in third place. ‘ den 4; spiral teat, den 8; coastlM hed Bi Main S t The vehicle PHARI law. Darrel} Keefe, Bobby BreaiiU, general fund of tha State result­ of vitamin preparations yearly, oh loose sand oovering the r n u r r s e a v e s s e l •78 Bantry work is finished, and tha Dick Jensen and Pets Maneggls. place in the Women's Archer Di­ Assn., Marilyn Naumee, manager have made no claims. John -J. Braohen for renomination. Chun. , ' In the field day events, Troop teat, den 8; balance'test, den 7i of Youthtopia Beverly Hills and Istanbul—^Turkey produced 497,- ing from,-appropriations and com­ take 58,000.000 aspirins daily, and PHARMACY Ryan became an avowed candi­ Bracken annoimced in January* he The women were on a Buddhiat 26 again scored a victory, with alow raw, dan 1; pony exppasa, d aldddcd off the left side Augusts, Ms. — The Virginia, lighting and plumbing ia in the Firemen Seek Land vision: Eleven year old AI. Who process of being installed. ■siially ahoota with tha juniors di­ Susan Soracchl, have been named 000,000 yards of cotton tsxtllss mitments appreciably in excess of purchase 339,000,000 prescrlptiohs 299 R. Center SL—MI date for the nomination over the would not be a candidate for holiday outing. Five of the holiday- Troop 78 c/t Bolton as runner-up. Webeloe den; driving teat, den 2, highway, Wilson;< warned built on Maine’s Kenntbec River in Approximately 17 acres of land originally estimated reeources," he a t-a cost of $956,700,000. annual­ the w for driving toe fast for 1607, was the first sea-going vessel A dc dieatlon ceremony will with a 200 foot frontage on Rt. 6, vision,' was with the intermediate by Mrs. Alfred Soracchl, local In 1957 compared with 169,000,000 weekend. second term. era and Uie two boatmen were In winning the Blaokledge the and inipectlon lahe, den 6; -less with boys up to age 16 thia March of Dimes Chairman and .v'arda in 1949. sald;'*?iaa been further aggravated ly. He made a bid for convention His announcement pushed OOP rescued. Diatrict’a top award, ’Troop U will ’The running of the events wee eondl launched in America. Herald Adv*. probebly be held before the build­ is being considered for purchase by /

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-.1 , • PAGE R Z V I ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,-TUESDAY, MAY 27, IMS iI a NCHESTER e v e n in g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, CON74, TUESDAY, MAY 27, 19B8 X >ACE SIXTEEN j illUf'ii' i'Afa Sharon Harrison. Unda Plliaul^ Page, child care and home mak- l ^ k a i W a 8 I t L i k e ? Hebron Nancy ,P6ter,-,-Candace,. Hodge, Ing. !St Girl Sebut ^btes • -- J(met Gale. Jiusan Bennett. May Brownie plha.were to go to-Lin­ OiuHbicti, AUeen Burt, Beverly Saif^ da. Harrison, Sarah Borst, Linda Will Have Picnid A • Lejifibii Sets ford, Carol Kearney,„, ,. Martha Ham- Smith, Margaret ,'ga 'Bousquet and. ^ . South Neighborhood observed Wbr th e mand .Jeanette Carrier and Bar\ Gloria Filiauit, ftom their leader, ' JuUstts Low Day at Osmp'Mer- 31 Days Underseas bara and- Bonnie Johnson. Mis.-'M: Ladies of St. Jsmss will preesds rs. Jbb" their meeting Monday, jTune t, Raymond Bufh was leader. About Olohde In Oroten rie-Wood Thursday.' M ra L. V. P aradeP lan with a picnic supper in Center FROM NOW TO m aiOBIAL DAT Garlaon, first vies prsatdent of 30 girls wish to become Brownies Mr. and Mrs. Jkmes 8. Cloud, Spring# Lodge. next .fall and more leaders will he who have spent some thne With Manchester CounCiL rseeivsd Miss Barbara FalHowki and hsr Wirii sTSTy lubHcdrttoR |ob and o i cIm ii9« Inside Plans for Msmorlnl Day, itk-An­ need^. tho' latter’s psrSnta a rt now mak- funds from ths troops to be used nounced by the Hebron Amerkmn A Girl Scout Court of Awards- their home in Groton, where cor-ehatrman. Miss Maria Fillerc, ■was canceled owing to lack o f: Cloud la stationed with th i Coaat will be asaisted th making arrange­ CAR WET WASHED (iNCLirowa^^wmTC In advancing ths Girl Scout move­ ' (Oenllaned bum Pfega One) Legion Post a ^ .as folows: The ments by a committee of 20. Sup- ment in foreign countries. th# exercise. We were proud when silent attendance. Girts eU-; Robert PrloV, *Troop 70, Nathan Hale School, we learned that we had set the firing squad, color guard and band gible 'tq receive awards art: Judy “ them. pitr will be served from 8 to 8 and When i picked up a school of fish will hold services first at > g-m. will be followed by a program of opened the exercises with a flag rtcord. _r ’ and NJkF,Laking, Caroline O'Con­ gamea'and music. AT NO CHARGE ceremony, Patricia Muldoon in on my sonar equipment, for We surface<) st 7 iLm. on Sun­ In the Marlborough Cemetery nor. Diane'.-J’eleneki, Hilary Por-- Manchester Bvenlng Herald He-' bron correspondent. Miss Sosaq! Tickets may be secured from charge. Flag bearers and guards example, Buckley and the rest of day, May 39. It was like the end from there proceeding to Andover, ter, Betty SbhMier, Joanne Pu- Miss Filiere Miss Jeanettp Burke, No WsltlnR—Prw i*lck-Up and DeUTSiy ' wars Janice Nielson, Rita John­ of a dream. I was glad to have where there will be a children's gatch. Sherry'f Sullivan, Sue-Ann Pendleton, telephone A«.ndemy the crew never Jet me forget- It, 4 8-3454.-' Mre.' James Gleason or Mrs. James son, Jean Binock and Joan Petru- was the goat that time. There fresh air again and to be heading parade to ths cemetery, for serv­ Tucker. ■ X . Reardon. They should be pur­ oaUl. Members of the troop told for the “bam", ouf home berth, ices. Other awards go to EUssa Led- ^ were others before the trip was D.B. BOOSTS IMPORTS chased by June l to enable the ths story of the founding of Girl Ae we neared Groton, laundry The Gilead parade la scheduled erer. home me.ker and ebijd care; committee to make their plena. Scouting by Juliette Law. At s over. Buckley always had some was gathered, 'beards were trim­ to start from the green at 10 a.m„ Paulenn Burdick, cyclist, '^'home- Washington —- More than 30 per MORIARTY BROTHERS . court of swards. Troop leader Mrs.- amueinK comment, and the Hebron parade will start maker and child care.'* SyJvls Ly.t). cent, of the United States' total New York — Nearly 14 billion J.-H. Bannister preaehted SO girla med and uniforms brightened. from the firehouae at approximate­ 301-315 CENTER STREET—Tolephont 8-51S5 ‘Sunlight* VI Neutron There may have been some sign* of hanen, child care and home maiK. imports is supplied by Latin doilara was spent by Americane with second clan badges. ly 11 a.m. ing; Nancy McKean, aeamatress, Apierica compared' with 25 per it 1057 on "recreation and amuse­ But after 20 days the games be- fatigue as We stepped across the St. Peter’e Notee Troop 41, Keeney St. School, ex­ gan to wear off and we an became gangway to our loved ones, but cooking and. home making;. Susan certVbefore World War U. ment.** hibited dolle of foreign countries, a little restless. Th4 air was still for all of us it was .Just the end A Memorial Day asmvice of Holy a troop tablecloth and presented a country fresh and our source of of another,.voyage. Communion at > a.m. will be held skit *‘May I Please Be a Girl •minll^t" via the neutron 'was in St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Scout, Mom7" Their troop leader Admiral Arleigh Burke, chieY of the Rev. Douglas F. Pimm offleUt- SUII blight. naval- operations, hailed the .rec­ la Mrs. Eleanor DeFsliM. Hie sppFcnch of Ma.v, however, ing. Names of those who have Troop 77, Highland Park School ords as "major breakthroughs of given their lives for their country brought a stiint that livened things the first magnitude with implica­ prsaanted “ Care of .Household up plenty. We' decided to elect should be given to the rector prior Pets,*' under the direction at troop tions far beyond undersea war­ to the service. POPULAR MARKETS j leader Mrs. Andrew Thomas. DOUBLE our queen of the May from the fare.” ranks. Thomas Joseph Colro was bap­ Troop 32, Highland Park School We had campaign speeches that Burke ~ made the dramatic an­ tized Sunday at St. Peter's Church, e v e r y t h in g f o r y o u r displayed a model Girl Scout camp. G SMOKED STAMPS would run a close second to qny nouncement yesterday moments -A new service echedule for S t CLOSED FRIDAY At a court of awards.^ troop leader, AVERAGE presidential campaign. But fbr before the nsition’s sixth and faat- Peter’e starts June 19, and through IN OBSERVANCE OP Mrs. Stanley McConhlck present­ >VEIGHT BONELESS WEDNESDAY the sake of our queen, I cannot e.st nuclear sub, the Skipjhck. slid the summer church services will BIEMORIAL DAT ed 11 girls with flret claaS badges. AT AU reveal this person's identity. She down the ways into th e. choppy be at 6 and 10 a.m. The rector (Uso Mrs. Frank Simon’a Troop 14, 8-12 Ibi. COOKED (het won by a close margin. 'There gray waters of the Thames River. states that Lake George applica­ South Methodiat, exhibited let GRAND UNION tions should be in by a week from with neturel were seven candidates. The others Burke Said the time spent under ten , poetcarda and pictures from FOOD MARKETS were happy to lore. water by this 160 men of the two next Sunday at the latest. Also fonign penpals. NO {ulcet end ° Pkitering our fourth. - eek down vessels was the kiitgest known pe­ that vacation Bible school applica­ South Methodist. TVoop 16, un­ after logging ’vrveral thoussmd riod in which matt has been ex­ tions are available in the church OPEN WEDNESDAY der the direction of dolls in native WASTE! gelatin added. AB Snpenwatfcefe miles. We all begm~to realize there posed to an artificial'atmosphere porch, end should be sent to Mrs. drees of, foreign countries, prepeiit was a possibility [^that we might under actual rather than labora­ Albert 8. Taylor as soon as pos­ ed an extensive collection of troop WM Ba OpM 'til 9 F. M. eta.v dowTi loi gef thai anyone be­ tory controlled conditions. sible. leader, M n. M ^red Latawick. Wednei day and Yhondoy Men desiring to serve as tisherS Troop 52, Mrs. Clifton Clark fore us. "Space life existence under gotiial asked to contact William . W, and THURSDAY For Your Shopf^g Cunvenisneu Beards began to blossom out In working conditions was proved a leader; IToop 42,,Mrs.. Ralph reality,” he said. Huniaond or the Rev. Mr. Pimm. Swanson, leader; Tp<>p 91, Mrs good shape. Everyone tried -to out­ Also^-itplunteers are sought to help B R O IL E R S \ ":iie news of the new endurance Fred Edwards^ leader.;^ and Troop SLIGED—CANNED—COLONIAL CLOS^ ^ DAY FRIDAY do the other. I attempted to trim serve th b ^ tb e rs end Sons break­ 96, Mn. Edna Bartel, leader were mine In the Gay 90s style. It 7W records set by the subs almost fast on Ju ^ 15, MAY 30th, MEMORIAL DAYi eclipsed the launching of the Skip- in attendance and participated in In pretty good shape by the U st OulllMtalled TILL 9 P. M. 'the ceivmonies. day. I’m still wearing It. My Jack itaelf. Another step 1^. doings on ths Mrs. George H. Mahon of Waidi- / Girl Scouts of IVoop 17 held., a wife, Betty, doesn’t like It, but 1 ne^v Soldiers’ Park on .Post's Cor­ ' court of awards Thursday at Oeh'- BOILED HiHVI BANQUEY — FROZEN am going to atten-pt to keep It ington, D. C., wife of a Texas Con- ner, Is the cementing 'In position w f r y e r s gmssman, vigorously - smashed a ter Congregational Church. a little longer. of the small Iron cannon, a. Civil ★ TOP QUALITY MEATS ★ / Three skits ij’ere pimented for bottle of champagne against ths War relic, which has been itoited All of us began to feel, a little bunting-draped bow of the vessel. X parents and guests preceding the R i f . P rre t sentimental around Mother's Day. at the Legion Hall for .safety flag caremoiiy and the presenta­ SATE 51c With Its horn blaring, the Skip the past months. It is being ce­ WaybOst Nafivo FttSH FRIED DMCKEN 6o befitting the occasion, on-the Jack slid down the ways to the tion of Mdgea. lb. n .5 0 dawn of Mot-hef’s Day, we paid a mented dowrn securely and will Pan Ready " IX Awards were made as followa: READY A FOUND! lb. attains of "Anchors Awelgh" and make an Interesting attraction for / tribute to our May queen with a splashed into a high tide on the To or Broil Jean Anderson. Pamela Barnlng- TO corsage made of some-strips of tin the park. It doesn't look much ham, 'Sally .Chapin, Janis Ford. river.' • like the modern big gun, weighing Whol*^br __ cans and lota of coIorM paper. The Navy heralded the Skipjack Daphnb Hurd, Eileen Horsey. COOKl Our queen ./a delighted. , only 400 pounds. Grade A Janet Richmond. Teri. ScoviUe. Cut Up! FULL CUT-HALF—COLONIAL as Its fastest sub. Its speed was * H M t Sunday C'lasnee “rhe most difficult part of «>lir. listed only at nioie than 20 knots. Oven Ready Ruth Strickland. Carol Turking - * 1 . 3 9 Journey was now-- nearing, but this 'The last of the series jot four SUPER MARKETS . ton. sad Valerie Wabrek, second Sia more of its class have al­ combined services o ' the He­ 18 Lbs. or Over,-'--— — was chiefly for the smokers In the ready tieen ordered. On neighbor­ class; Leigh Behnke and Denise crew. That includes Just about bron and Gilead Congregational Miller, weather; Denise Miller, ing ways'ln the yard was the huge churches was held Sunday. CAMilD HAIR everyHsody. hull of the ’ twin-reactored Triton. first aid; Leigh Behnke, Kathy ----- ...... Oxygen Banks Kmpty.------' The Rev. Herbert W^^pickereon, Bondcso Brisket u. Coleman, Jackie Corbett, Doreen Our oxygen banks were empty. the keel, laid 'earlfsr . in the day, pastor, uad the opportuhrty' of In­ CoIiiA'TJh^a Hsfvsy; ^ W V -\ MEYoilR' A." To freshen the air vft began to specting the work of both Sunday Head Cut ler, Eileerf Money, Sandra -Nich­ ALL I of the killer sub Tullibeq, which Schoola, and said he found much WASTE bleed into the sub high pressure will carry tJie Polaris missile. The olson and Patricia Cartwright, ' X DINNEKer V sir from our air banks, which are keiel for another-, unnamed aub of to commend. troop drsmatica; Leigh Behnke. REMOVED/ normally used for surfacing Oie this type will he laid today. Churth services wlH bp held -as Nancy Chatci and. Denise Miller, PICNIC I b boat. This air was later pumped usual next Sunday at . regular reader: Jean Anderson, Pamela back Into a low air bank. hours, Hebron, 10 a.m.; Ciilead, Baminghatn, Bally Chapin, Daph­ ^ / y 11:18 a."'.-, .- "x ne Hurd, Janet Richmond, Ruth The first noticeable effect of the Driver to Face ’ Flyiiig. Dp Bervlee Strickland, Carol Turkington and • *..1. X thin air was that a match when "Flying up" Friday .evening at T O E A T Valerie Wabrek, cook. . / struck, would Immediately go out. Liquor Cliarge a candle light ceremony 'held at READY HAMS Also, LMgh 'BehnkA Nalwy Eventually, It took four or five I the elementary school 'auditbrium ■mt:: matches struck together to get a STAMPS ^ChateL Kathy Coleman. Jackie I into intermediate Girl Scouts,- vyere William B. Ciaifl. 80, oT East Corbett, Janis Ford, Doreen Golaa, light for a cigarette. Invention ' Janet Pelensky, Lee-Ann O’Brten^ Unda Harvey, Denise Miller, Ei ^ 1.69 came into play the 27lh day. We Hartford, whose car knocked down leen - M’oraey, Sandra Nicholson, VAljjt found that we could light ciga­ •10 gtiide rail posts on Rt. 19 Sun­ Every Wednesday Teri ScoviUe and>.. Patty Cart- rettes by using an elretrlc soldering day afternoon, will be presented in >;|wright, drawin^-^ and painting; gun. This would give us a- light '' ^Linda Harvey, hduaekeeper; Eileen in about 10 aeoonds, ao part of the Town Court on June 7 on a charge of driving,, while under the in­ Lemonade 2 *0C.^ am . 23c Moraeyf conservation; Ionise Mil­ problem was solved. fluence of intoxicating liquor or "S ler, rock., .and mineral; Daphne However, in the. 30th day smd drugs. Birds Hurd, ikiingi Patty Cart-wright. | 31st days cigarettes were so hard Stale Police from the Hartford French Friet Eye 2 rkg. 37c camprraft and bird; Denise Millei-,. FLEAIANT^LIEY A lb to keep lit that most of us Just JUST iiaHi Foi ncNicii . ----- StoJulf PiekUi ------S io J u ltf P ickU i. barracka. reported that Cialfl’a car AmerlMut musician and weaver. m b«9 89< gave them up. It was ton tiring went out of control and plowed in­ Also, 'Jean Anderson, Pamria I PICNIC JUGS S K I^ S S FRANKS SUoed Lb. c UNION * «G. for the chest muscles-to keep puf­ to the protective fence near Dem- l ^ f Cfieese 55 Bamtngham, Leigh Behnke. Sally DIXIE BRAND Whols Dill Fiekist ’j.r 37* S w m I DM Slri|is j,r49* fing. You couldn't light g pipe at ing St. at the South Windsor town Chapin, Jackie Corbett, Daphne COLD DRINK CUPS 2?;. 29* ;OOKED SALAMI ZV «K>NO„,UNION 4Gt, all. line. The car received extensive' Amer Bologna Lb. 59c Hurd, Eileen Moraey, Sandra SNO-WKIYE Swtri Mixed PkkiM !.r 37* Koekw Dill KeklM I r 37* 31* Toward the end, we wondered right side damages and had to be Nicholson, Janet Richmond. Ruth PAPER PLAYES 2"*;. 29* F If 'we had been down longer than towed front the scene. The accused Strickland, Carol Turklngton and 6KAND UNION 12 M. the Seawolf, which was alto on Veor Loaf " u. 69c Valerie 'Wabrek, child care. One- ] SNO-WHITI TEKSWIIT 76* was not hurt, police said. PAPER PUYES S 49* 3 29^ «UIY FLAV. SYRUP 3 ^ 29' SANDWICH PAK a^B year pins were awarded to Jean LEMONADE 0 HI.HAT l« Ml. Grade iierr- FEEtHPAK \ JUFEKFINE , Anderson. 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- 7 V' J: f.’ PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCRl^STER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY. MAY 27. i I b8 ^^C H ESTEit EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN* TUESDAY. MAY 27. 1968 PAGE NINETEEN ALLEY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE lUBM ..IN mcr. NOT KINS FREE Coventry ' CMILO. 1 HIMENtiME 10 ACCOMRANySO UVELY Sense and Nonsense LEAST OBJGCnCM ID AXOUNS LADY ON m is \OU.POlN6'IH« MISSION LEAA^ ME Mrs. HecMeir NamedMember ah* did a hMUtiful diva off tha blonde. hiili board. Tb«n iwam around tea ■ When ehe itaRted to leave, ehe Of Reaiou^wb Study Grbup^ pool with th Nraca fuid il^U of a Waa aatonlahaiTto hea rtha eaahter mermaid. . . » Bay. ■ ■ • He—Oad, where did you leam to Caahlar—Madam, you hava not paid your chock. Mra. Leon C Heckler, ehnlnttan^l Coach Pater O. Maunchak of ewim like that? Lady—What do yo umaanT of the localof Eklucatton, faculty. FULLY-COOKED fllH T waa a gondola hop at a Hat follows: Daxtar Whae- Venice hot dog etaniL Oaahlar—Wall, your father’aald hna been^edectcd one of 14 mem- i-HAY HOUPAY AHEAD/ 3Hni were tailing him to dinner. look, Robert Cleverdon, Richard bera^.of e Region Two ateering Smith, Elliot Nanoa, AJIan Abom, One day an; elderly, handeome When h i polntad yod out—you littoe to atudy the r6Ia of the gentleman JolnM a woman’e table, wavad back to abiw it waa all Richard Wilcox, George Yeomans, and ehe knowingly ord er^ the right. 'pubUo fchool. Russell Schweitzer and *Dloo Cara- ^ A&P Stipes Closed All Day Friday, May 30, AAemorial Da^ omet expcnelve diinea on the manU. Region Two Is made up of belaa of Grade 8; Jerry Smith, After flnlehing the meal, the elder­ Braall tocuptwr'mora than half Boaraa of Bducntlon from towns In Craig MacQuown, Oennta DouvlUe, HAMS ly gentlethan ex,cueed.hlmaelf, took the South America continent— the Willlihantlc area. These In­ William Morgan, Hi shard Bar­ g,S7S,B10 aquare mllaa. It la larger* rett and- Richard . Dlebl. Grade 7. SUPER-RIGHT Delicious, lender OFEN 7119 P.M. WEDNESDAY le bill and want to the cuhter, clude Andover, Bolton, Coventry, I M and flavorfut fpr PRISCILLA’S POP AL VERMEER Mora ^ .-mtaurant, he than the United SUtaa whl^.^ttui Mansfield, Marlborough, Wind­ Robert Dalton is team manager gorgeouB >,026,7W continental aquarrinilea. ham, Ashford, Chaplin, Columbia, and Richard ' Despard, aMlatanL SHANK ■ ^ perfect holiday GOING Elliot Nanoe la field captain. GHT OVER AND) Hebron WUUngton and Oolcheateh I feasting. Thrifty, AND THURSDAY THIS WEEK! Vlaitor Arrives PORTION MY BOAT.' MY OUTBOARD “ E L L WUM! from which the steering commit­ MOTOR! DOWN AT THE tee members have been elected- Mrs. M. B. Newberry of Canes- BCfTTOM OF THE LAKE! The study project la financed by tots, N. Y., Is spending a mohth INCLUDING CHOICE CENTER IIICES INCtUOING CHOICE CENUR UICEI D ^ y Crossword Puzzle a grant from the Ford Foundation. with her daugVter, Mra Joimilh Dr. Harold Benjamin of* West Motycka, and family. Full Shank Half 55^ Full Butt Half ^.65' Hartford la director for the Foun­ Mra. Harold J. Crane has been Anawar to Pravieua Ptutla dation. He it on a leave of gbeence elected vied president of the Wil- SUPIR41IOHT COOKED HAM SUPEK RICHT COOKED HAM A ITILLMEDOSA Stolwort Star as professor of education at the Umanttc Girla' . Bowling League. TENDER AND FLUMP v g ^ iseestwis i George Peabody College for She waa fourth high In league lalt Portion u 55° Conlor$litoSu99° ” !,\TAgLEAU»f.^ Teachers. Ngahvllle, Tenn. leaders with a score pf 100.46 and READY-TO-COOK AOKOtB I liahenttaa'a Four study groups will be or first In the high three with a score Fully apparatua ganlaed to study the present pub­ of 862 in a recent competition. WHOLE HAMS Cooked LB CARNIVAL BY DICK TORNEB eTCngUfh river 59' lic school role and possible im­ Mias Helen. Mazur of Quarry St., S Guarantee provements and bow these can be • TIrede WUUnranUic, and a .Grade 3 teach­ accomplished. The study la to be er at the Robertson School in Cov­ TPatth I completed by June, 199D. ____mevtaoMn'B • Roman bronta entry, la serving aa the let gue sec­ The study group chairmen are retary. ** ifr * II Canadian rlviw J Sir****** expecting to work cloecly wltk Jobu Honor Oroop VTURKEYS.A .c. t« Ml .MIX IX)NG SAM BY A t CAPP and BOB LUBBERS ttOrigiiiata 110to«rvr their individual b o a ^ of educa' Mlaa A dele Qebring, daughter of HRuflB up r «^«%IIIM»«lt ■ II levlat nation hearing 4. cotna 4tRa

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHE$TER^ CONN<* TUESDAY^ MAY 27, 1968 KANCHEST^.R EVENING HERALD. MAN(’HESTER. CONN, TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1958 PAGE ’TWENlirJJlilil't ...... -i.giawi I *91. as ■ irnmm dim PAGE TWENTT ■ r- I I Sugar* Ray Can’t* Afford* to* Fight THE N«w Y«rk. M»y »7 W B-^nf»r lUy ItoMBMii *»y» li« *•«’* » • middleweight cluunploB. “The Herald-Angle way the t*x eltuattiiB U It would e\WB cMt m tnowy.^'____ B j That'* the way Bay eeee It today. He's been Icbowb to EARL YOST Yankees Take Big Lead ***"RjHirtoo^m»cu»»ed hU future plaaa after he ew aded hie Defeat Mport* Edltef aparrlBr partwer, Otl» Woodard. IflOVi. ®* New Vork, |® • Ellington Beats Cheney Veteran Righthander oBd etralfht victory w er Eddie ABdrewa, 15tV]> of Lowell, MaMk.< at"st. NIcholaa Arena laet Bight. ABdreW^ oBoe again I Stock C«p Racing Team Warming tjp had ex-middlewelght king Bocky r.raelano In M" ^ 8-1; Renn Into Kansas City Park In talking about hie financial picture, RobInMn eald he For Second Time, 7-5 Like the weather, the stock car rgeing team of BoH Oliver Allows but Two Hits wae In the 95 per cent tax bracket. »hu »«*r" NATIONAL LEAGUE •nd Jocco Maggiacoiho ia just getting warmed up. The tip-off New York, May 27 (/P)—The tale of Casey find the ieven “I'ncle Sam would take all I Inake- If I bought this year, With B6b Mtnney pitching all Spotting Ellington High School four runs in the fir»t inning Hits Homer on what to expect in the coming weeks at Ed Carrolt’8 Rivers* New York, May 27 —Renewed Washington 15 20 .429 12 el seats. In the Windy Clly In 15 years , first placs San Francisco. last fail’s World 'Series, gave up fead of nine games Into Ksnaaa INTEBNATIONAL LEAGUE since they had bowed to yester­ uproar over "duster’’ pitching ha« Today'a Games back* and a’ tie. Sign* of the (recession) times: 10 hits In liis 6 2-3 frames. Mc­ City tonight, with Bob Turley,, the carraro, now 2-2. Scoring in every Inning except day’s rival 17-6 In thd' season’s Mlstretta, a Ull, saay-golng • OUvar, proprietor of th* ‘ O n- On Way to No-IIltter First AC .Homer put the spotlight on a little study Baltimore at Cleveland. (N) ter Motor Sales, said the car had Racing attendance dropped 10 per Mahon allowed just one single the good pitcher who suddenly he* be II the Bi>sth, Norman’s also hit the opener. Also, with centerfielder Ex- being made quietly by National Harahman.'(6-2) or Loea (0-4) vs righthander with the poise of a cent at Lincoln Downs. B.t., dur­ Erskine, once the ace of the rest of the way. come great, unbeaten and looking It waa the flnlt AL homer for^ ‘ 1 victory column for the first time laus Parker (three singles and a Duke Worried veteran, checked the Warrior* with to do it the hard way last Satur-' Dodger itaff, Was shooting tfir his \ i \ \ \ ' League President Warren Giles. Grant (4-2). day, After getting knocked out of ing the recently completed apriqg third no-hltter for 5-1/8 innings, EYank Torre's second 1958 for his eighth victory. Little Murry, now 3-1, and hie last night, upending Aceto A double), Hank Jaslowski (a single General Manager Joe Brown of Washington at Chicago, (N) four ecettered hlU while walking meeting. homer, following a walk to ’« ‘ ' V ' '' Turley, who haa gone the dis­ third In a 17-ysar career. His last Sylvester 9-6 at Verplanck Field. and double) and Ron Stavens (two only two batter* and striking out one of the' semi-finals, Maggia­ • • • and had a one-hit shutout until the Mathews and. Billy Bruton’s single, Pittsburgh's Pirates is the latest Griggs (1-0) vs Wynn (4-2). Over Injury, como climbed back into the modi­ eighth while ending Robin Roberta’ ,7 .; ' i tance in each of hla seven starts came in a losing game for the Roger Grimm held the losers to singles/, leading the attack, 'the to’ complain after k brawl broke Bc^on at- Detroit, (N) Sieler a pair. Two arrort end 'a eacrlflc* built the 3=0 lead In the fotJrth and haa claimed four shutouts, Philadelphia Phillies againat the ~ three hits but eight walks kept Silk Towners out-hit the winners Gy led to the loser’a unearned run fied (Chevrolet and gunned No. 10 Summer ie the loiigheet Ume o f; comeback winning atreak at. three. against Moe Drsbowsky. The i i : out last Sunday In a Pirate double- (4-1) va Foytack (6-4). to a berth In the feature by quali­ year to keep a gOat trailer oper­ The Dodgers made themselves right stand* 13-1 lifetime against the Chicego Chibs, May 19, 1956. him in constant trouble. Big Jeff 11-9 and pulled off two double- header with San Francisco’s New York at Kansas City, (N) Visits Doctor In the ninth Inning. The flret two young right-hander (2-5) gave A’s. Ha’s. 11-i against the Kansaa The A’l, remaining In third "Tybur stroked three bingles for plays. battere both reached on coneocu- fying in -the consolation. He ating emoothfy—because th* to home in Connie Mack Stadium, eight hits In bis first coihplete Giants. Turley (7-0) vs Urban (2-2), •Urted Rlst .in a Geld of 24 in th* smoothness of operation depends on scoring In the fourth on Don Zim­ i i U I C3ty biuich, with ths lone defeat place, 9% games beck, with yes­ Norman's while Don Ghlla col Pitcher Buddy Wood and right- Giles talked with Brown by tive booU by third baaemen Bobby gams. , cording despite a two-hltter laat terday’s suceesa, picked Jack Ur* lected two of the loser's three hits, fielder Bill Egan each collected Philadelphia. May 27 (fi»)—Duke Meintoah end reeerve aacond baae­ night's Icatur* end gradually jock- lubricating the moving parts and mer's two-run double, off the left- ' Bobby Adam* Checked telephone yesterday and said later, National LeagtM Snider paid a secret visit to a New year. Th* A’*. Incidentally, arc the ban (2-2) to face the Yankees, including his second homer of the two safeties for the victors, with men Phil McGehan, end a single eyed hi* way past all but the lead­ )>ecause In hot weather the grease field screen. McMahon also junked Cub only AL club to escape a shutout who have won 12 of their last IS season. Tonight’s game between the latter also getting two RBI’s. "I believe the rule can be Im­ Yesterdajr'a Rosulta York physician yesterday to le*m er. losing out by less than a car dissipates faster. Boat manufac­ Erskine, while padding his record Bobby Adams’ bid for a share of I !'-*'> H ’F 6.70x15 proved but I didn’t want to recom­ Los Angeles 2, Philadelphia 1. why his ailing left knee Is falling by shortstop Mike Traynor load­ turers suggest boat owners carry vriinm this season. and Ifi of 18. [the Lawyers and Ansaldl’a haa JEUIastos (i> ed the baaea. A run scored as re­ length at the checkered Gag. to 3-2 against the Cards and Phils, the major league pinch-hit record They were blanked for three in­ The rest of tonight’s AL sched­ been postponed until Wednesday, ab r h po a e rbi mend any change until I have con­ Milwaukee 4, ’^icEigo 3. to respond to treatment. a tube of heavy lubricant in their s couple of pushovers for the 31- with a strikeout in the -ninth. Voice of Experience Sa«-.rer, cf .u .,.,., 3 1 0 1 0.0 0 ferred with more men in baseball.’* lief pitcher Ed Sileneky sUad out nings yesterday by Connie John­ ule sends Boston to Detroit, Wash­ June 4. Brown. U ...... 2 1 1 2 0 0 0 (Only Games Scheduled). The knee, which underwent sur­ , MeiWheeter haa no less than boat and to dab moving parts and year-old righthander,, looked plen­ Adams had six consecutive pinch Duster pitching 1$ what players to centerfielder. .Chuck Saimond. Eno* Slaughter, left, 42. gives Tony (Cubek, 22, a quick tip and son as nine-year veteran Jim Bus­ ington to Chicago and the Otiolea, FIRST LINE N orm an's...... 231 210—9-9-1 Wood, p ...... 2 1 2 l 4 l . l Standings gery last November, -ha* become live cars in competition now at the gear* occasionally to prevent ty sha^p in this one. He walked blows, one shy of the record set by by's Grst major league grand-slam who alippcd to sixth with t.ie r Javaraucka,. c,,,,4 1 1 SO 01 call deliberate throwing close to a W L Pet. OB progressively worse In. the laet But Brian Cleary hit to McIntosh any serious trouble . . . Wilt four, fanned four; Giving up a the New York Yankee* continue to run away and Wde from tha 1 A A S ...... 010 230-6-3-2 Edward., lb ...... 3,1 16 0 1 1 who etepped on third and then-fired tb* Bay SUU tMHicer. Wally Pet- Peanuts Lowrey with the Cards rest of the American League field. homer pushed the Orioles into a fifth, straight defeat, to Cleveland. RRST QUALITY Grimm and Marlotti; B®**®*", Hamilton. 2b ...... 3'0 12 1 1 0 batter to shake him up or - in­ San Francisco 26 13 .667 three weeks, the worried Los An­ tingill owns and drives No. 48. Chamberlain, who officially an­ single to rookie Chuck Essegian in 1962; I-oeSn. 3b ...... 1 1 0 0 2 1 0 timidate him. But some managers 22 13 .629 3 geles aluggar. said today, and ha to Grst baaemen Dick Kecinidet to with one out in the sixth, an<4 a I Simmons (6) and McNeil, Ghila Milwaukee .. < complete a game-ending double­ Don PonticetU's car, No. 168, la pi­ nounced he waa leaving the Unl- Injuries sidelined, two veterans Pruttlns. s a ...... 1 1 1 0 3 0 0 call it murder when this kind of Pittsburgh . 30 17 .641 6 simply had to find out why. loted by Carl Ferris; while Uirry veratty of Kansaa laat week, haa single to wHtle Jones In the eighth. in last night's game. The Phils’ ORIOINAL EQUIPMENT AMEKICAN LEAGUE E san. r( ...... 2 0 2 0 0 0 2 pitching turns into a beanball— Chicago ...'. 19 22 .463 8 "I went on my own," ^ Id e r em­ play. the winner’* second twin- demanded a $25,000 annual aalary A walk. Roberts’ sacriOce and Oran Hamner will be. out three or killing of the eftembon. Brogan la' both owner end driver , SPECIFICATIONS Fire and Police welcomed the re- Totals ...... 2l’7~iIiIo*4”s hitting a batter on the head. Philadelphia 16 20 .444 8> phasized. "The front office knows of No. 167. Jimmy McCavanaugh to play profeaalonai baaketbatl Richie Ashbum's Gy ball brought four days after pulling a ligament 1 turn to Waddell Field by exploding rb .n e y T rrh (S) The league president said he haa 14 18 .428 8> nothing alNHit this. I told Bavaal MtstretU BIta Hard Jones home with the run, Erskine ih his left knee wlUle trying to e ab r It po a a rbi Cinelnnil^l . . 1* another owner-driver, No. 57 with the Philadelphia Warriors, for five runs In the third Inning P arkar. c( ...... 4 1 4 0 0 0 1 already talked about the duster' S t Louis ... 16 20 .439 9 (General Manager E. J. Bavasl) UnUl the last frame, Mletretta, being his number while No. 1 liie Stilt will be eligible for tha 1* 21-8 lifetime against the Phils complete a doubleplay. And Chib and four tallies In .the fourth en Doucatta. 2b ...... 3 1 1 1 1 1 0 rule with some general managers, 14 23 .378 11 and Dr. Wendler (club trainer) who chipped In with a run-produc­ (he's 23-8 vs St. Louis). first baseman Dale Long limped Zipssar, ss ...... 3 1 0 2 1 0 0 Los AngelM finds Bob Wegner in a dual post pros during the 1959-60 season. Hbt Seconds-^ route to a 10-4 victory over Man­ Jaslowski. 3b....1, 4 0 2 B 1 0 2 officials, and m'embera of the Base­ Today’* Game* that the knee waa getting worse ing single In the se<»nd Inning ns ow ner^ivef. Pettlngill' end The lanky Negro star In the cur­ Roberta, now 4-5, Is 25-36 off the field after tumbling into the chester Optical last nighL Connie H ayart, p ...... , 2 0 0 0 2 i 0 ball Rules Committee, and will con­ 8*n Francisco at Philadelphia, instead of better. I wanted them end a solid twb-rtin triple In the JdeCevanaugh are both automo­ rent Issue of Look says he talked against the Dddgers. He hasn't Milwaukee dugout while chasing a Constantine went . 3'-for-4 and Vlaciuliii Tb .Vr.. 3 0 T S“0“i r 0 tinue “ untm r reeT there ft sport (Ijy xntbhera (4-8) v*7^^^ to“get“ In-touclr“with the’ doctor Hftlr.T'hEBl' • permitted only—one- beaten them, in .11 ye.declslQna ,Since .foul,j»R,.______, Mandltlo. c ...... 3 0 0 5 ^ 2 1 0 tive mechanics...... srith representsGvet • from...more Not Bl&hishi^ Steve Brazltis went 2-for-3 for the for' a change." ford (3-4). who operated. They did make an enemy batsmen to reach second than 200 colleges. Including 22 big winners while Dick March crashed Brown. If ...... 3 1 1 2 0 0 .0 attempt to contact him by tele- \r. 4 .* • Stavans, rf ...... 3 1 2 1 0 0 0 Under the present rule, an um­ Lo* Angel** at Pittsburgh, (N) bate and that came in the eighth Dtscribing this season to date, time basketball schools In the. East three hits In fotlr at bats for the pire who figures a pitcher la — Koufax (1-0) vs. Kline (5-3). phone but he wMn't In." Ihning. before deciding to matriculate at iGiNircmfMd 24 months Opticians, who were out-hit 9-6. TfltaiR ...... 28 5 11 21 7 a 3 Operation a Sucoeaa Oliver paid, "We'va |utd nothing JiRts Eliinston ...... 412 000 0—7 throwing deliberately at a batter Chicego at Cincinnati. (N) — Alert base running by little Bob­ Kansas. Both teams committed six errors ... no 021 0—S Snider, who hasn’t been In the but a bushel of trouble. The car Schoolboy Golf ers Within Goal or 30,000 milos against Clioncy ...... can warn the hurler, and If it Is Hobble (3.4) v». Lawrence (1-3), by Daigle and (JapUin Danny baa gotten damaged in every race * 7.10x15 F A P ...... 016 40x—JO-9-6 2B. .lanlowiikl 3B. P*rk<*r: SAC. repeated, throw him out of the St. Louis at Milwaukee, (N) — starting lineup since a week ago Renn's second hwne run. of the oil roM haxards. I Optical ;.TT; .. .V.102 010—: 4-6-6 DoucoUo UJB. . Clieney 6. ElUnaton 7; last Sunijay, said the New York we've entered. I don’t know how BB. H cyart *. W'ood 2: SO. H cyarl 3', game. ’ ‘ ■ ’ Jones (3-4) vs. Spahn (6-1). season, a line drive down the right- we' Gniehed the ' main event last team to Mancheater Is the Spring Of Second Undefeated Season ± McNamara and Dalton: Bran- Wood '6.. HBP. P n itlln s. Sawyor, Giles said, “It’s a very delicate doctor assured him the operation field line, paved way for Man- Swing To Safety Saturday with the front end so field Giants. The farm club of the I nick. Miller (4i and Lodge. Brown: PB. Maiiditto 2. Javarauckn*. matter for an Umpire to decide If waa a success end that he should cheeter’a two runa in the Grst LIFETIME GUARANTEE be back In the lineup within badly Mmaged." Basically, ths National League leaders hosts a pitcher Is throwing Intentionally Inning. Daigle led off wjth a 1668. edition by Oliver ia tb* seme Allentown tonight through Thurs­ Manchester High’s strong golf^/ Match results: 1957 MODEL OWNERS at a batter. The beanball has no Moore Wins Again, few day*. clothcalin* single to center and squad ia only one match away M anrhostor Hall Ask us about it I I Practice to Start For Legioi^ Players "He told me the kqce was stIU as th* big winner of a year ago. day night while J ’hnny Pesky’s from a second con^utive unde- Rfynolrtn ...... Harricaii .,..0 pls.ee .In tH&.eball,. but |k> much oc­ acampered - aU th* w^. to, third. - - B*«ry-Saturday jilght the stocks Allentown -Red - Rose*-* move - la .’.’f r i .... curs' that ’ is not beaiiballihg that Decisions Norkus Inflamed,'" "the -Duke ■ said;: ' “and when the base was left unguarded feaie'd seasdri after yesterday's Idp^ Bout B a ll ...... Brat Ball . . . U i 14” CUSTOM Bome fluid had c singlea la 2-1 WARDS® pr BIG VALUE Weighing a pudgy 196, all of 21 Our Three best sellers in Thfi tire with the 100,000-mile D i^ n t nylon cord body. AIR CONDITIONED— AUTOMATIC PINSEHERS But to Brown's suggestion that right foot hi Los Angeles and I i moved to third bee* on Wes Feab- vIetMY ever the Philllea, pitchlag more than the Ught heavyweight 824-628 MAIN ST. Safer than the tires on new cars yet priced lower here. OPEN EVERY EVENING 7:0& umpires eject a pitcher wfifl.; limit. Moor* came in three pounds waa a home towiTlMy." |ier’s two-base knock to left-cen- • eaedilt ahutoat antU the eighth. throws at batters bn purpose, Gllei Snider conceded the misshapen i terfield. . Kacinski tAlUed on a said that under present rules, Sun­ heavier than hli opponent. Who al ’’ HItetaig—Ed Mathewe, Brave*— GUARANTEED NO SLOWOUT FOR LIFE way* has been a heavyweight. Los Angeles Coliseum, with Its poor throw to third by Hall cen- W as *s base ahead of Fraak JUNIOR and TEENAGE lOW LING 25e day’s umpires did exactly as re­ long rightlield wall, had got him terfleider Bob Rosania who caught quired of them. Moqre, who now calls San Diegb YoiTefs thi oo'iiia homor la fourth, TUBE TYPE TUBELESS MAKE A PAKTY and lETS^GO BOWLING hi*, home and maintains he's just down In the dump* but he vowed 'Dan Banavlge’s shallow fly ball. th e* ' hlaatrd hi* llth homer, the most popular size! Manager Fred , Haney MU" White; Size Black White a youthful 41 and not 44 ae some not to let it bother him whep the Not Bad for a Pitcher hreaklag up tie game la eighth la- Size Black waukee’a Braves also protested team returned home next week. - 6.70x15 17.45 21.45 654 CENTER ST. YEL. MI 8-4682 bitterly to Giles last week about records indicats, staggered Norkus JTwo error*, a walk and Miatret- ■lag (or $-8 victory over the 6.70X15 19.45 23.45 In the second round and kept him "All I'm Interested In right now ta's misjudged three-bagger to WeVe sharply reduced prices pn these three outitanding^joodyear Tires for our 7.10x15 19,45 23.45 21.45 25.45 duster pitching after a gam* w'lth Is for the knee to get sound again,’' centerfleld accounted for the In­ 7.10x15 Cinclrniatl’s Redlegs. Giles, In a In trouble but not serious danger the left handed slugger said. “The 60th Anniversary Sale! Stop today and sav/ with safiiyl 7.60x15 21.45 ,25.45 private meeting after the gam*, the rest of the Ught. He scored dians''final three merkeni In the r TO days %nly 7.60.x! 5 23.45 27.45 heck with the park.,Qnce the knee fifth Inning. . Pat’* two RBI> 8.00x15 23.45 27.45 had read the riot act to manageri his beat shots with left hook com­ la strong I’ll hit, park or no park. 28.45 8.00x15 , 25.45 29.45 pfbothteama. binations In the seventh. give him k total of tlx on the sea- 8.20x15 24.45 I have no Intention of altering my soh'Iii not too bad for a pitcher.Cher. _ - 6.00x16 16,45 8.20x15 26.45 30.45 stance or trying , to hit to leftfleld. Hall, which went down td\l(e Safety Speciai ATTENTION MEN HOWLERS ’Tm golhg to .'avring for the seventh setback in 10 startsta tli« Onaranteed 86 Montha or 60,000 Mllea .Against All Koad Hazards Nettnen 6^1 Upset Victory over Hall fences as I've always done..If the Seat Cover Sale spring, also lost the first meetliineetlivg\ Manchester Bowling Green now forming a men’s double balls don't reach the fence, that's with, the Silk Towner* and Ml» BRAKES all right. I’m spre the front office tretta by an 11-3 margin. Yeetenli NEW DESIGN league to bowl during the sumirtej’. Pick Up a partner Coach Matt Meetozo’e kahehea-.^ Slngles-Bob Stang (H) upended will take that Into account when ter Mlgh tennis squad upset Hall Steve ’Thonia* (M) 7-6, 6-2; Modis contract time comes around." day's one-sid^ contest glso waa RELINED and call Bob Clough at the lanes, any ev cn in ^fleir 7 :00 Raudaiepp (M )'beat Carl (lohen the fastest of the. season, being Fits Most FISK DE LUXE 3- 2 ,ln yeaterday'sj (XHL^ tennis tennis(H) 6-8, 6-4, 6-1; and Jack Toom- completed In just one hour and of P.M., for further information " . ; match. at the high schoolol >courta. ey (M) turned back Dick Fine- minutes. Brand New—F-reeh ' Factory In gaining revenge for anin Mrller ailoer (H) 6H), 6-1. Both Feahler and McIntosh cot* Cars Stock—Super Kayon .Const I 4- 1 ...setback In Hartrord, Weel HartI Doubles-Stang-Cohen (H) de­ I'ected two safeties for the Indians This league will be^hetioned and bowl foiil line. the locals posted their fourth win feated Toomey-AJan Schwedel (M) who travel to Weit HartfoiM. 4/" of the spring a* against, s e v e n , .6-4, 6-3; and Raudaepp-Dick Yule* •Thursday afternoon for the se£r Since 1949 1.95 fi.lOxllP Telephone Ml 3-4882 defeats. ’ (M) beat Bob Perry-Flneslloer son's finale against Conard. The Tube Type The summaries: (H) 6-8, 6-2, 6-4. outcome of the CCIL race couGI . Black hapg In the Olitcome. Feahlerit single and double, lifted h is. batlr belnde Lining and Labor ■ Size Black White ting average to .277, the top mark (For Moot Cars) 1 6.70x15 13.95 16.95 OHLIICH SOFTBALL LEAGUE on the club- 1 7.101C15 15.95 18.95 Behind the fine tWo-hit'pitching Richard Pitches Thursday ~ BOUND MOTORS 1 7,60x15 17.95 20.95 'of Dick Danielson, the. 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Petrossi was Paymauti Too Higli? 6.40x15 15.95 19.95 O F O U R f o r m a l O P E N IN G Danielson and Briggs; Ck/odwln charged with hla third defeat as Super-Cushion DeLuxe Super-Cuahion 6.70x15 15.95 19.95 - DESIGN Euid Smith. against "one victory. .The' victori­ ous Mlstretta threw up only 72 ^ A i 7.10x15 17.9.5 21.95 “T70xl5 llj.TS We were more than pleased -to meet so many of you fine people during our formal open­ DUSTY SOFTBALL LEAGUE pitches as compared to the 15(1 7.60x15 19.9.5 2.T.9.: ing last week. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1968 PAGE TWENTY-THRI^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD.' MANCTESTER, CONN., TUESDAY. MAY 27. 1958 p a g b t w e n t y -t w o 72 Hoos«* f(9r Sal* 72 Article* For .8*1* 45 Hooschotd Good* ,S1 U*tii«liold Good* 51 Room* Without Bourtf 59 BusiiMM Locstioiis Hottocs far Salt 72 House* tor 8*1* Aoto Driving School 7>A Building—Contracting 14 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW! BY FAGALY and SHORTEN for Rent 64 USED FRIGlDAlRE refrigarator. BUP COVERS - Make your old ROOMS TO rant. Also cabin* with (I) BOLTON—Custom built ranch ( -BOLTON-119,900. Custom RCICKVILLE—Beautiful six room MOTO-MOWB®, Torp. Jacobsen i .jidoli [Uk*...... new for'only $49.96, built ranch. Two-cer garage. CaU Cape Cod. five finished. Oombtasa- Classifieil LARSON'S driving 8 c ^ .-O tta r a DRY WALL coritractdrs -• Walla, rotary, re*i or riding ty^ twwer In excellent running order. Good stflicienciea. Inquire Scranton's FURNISHED on* room offiet ta $16,900. Six rooms, esnunie tils all types of driver odobaBen on aand finished eelUnga, .invisible for summer cottage, 488, 111 Birch Inehiding fabrl^■ Id. caisir*.Oiair* $28.66 Tourist Hoihs and Cabtaa. Phona central location.^ Ideal arrange­ bath, mahogany kitchen oabtaeta, R^ F. Dlmock Co., Realtors, MI U(xt screens and windows. Wan to The Open Foriim mower*. Toro Power • Handle. wall carpeting. Bsautifully land- Insured dual control ears, ataoi^ taping. Interior-and exterior paint­ St. custom msde. Watkink, 484 Mata Ml 9-0826. ment for a life inaurance salearaon fully plastered.- Two-car garage. 9 any time, or Barbara Capitdi Equipment Oo., 86 Main. •t. MI 8-6171, Woods, MI 9-7702. sesfoA plot. Only $14,600. Walwtar ard or automaUe. By •riuned atui ing. Free esttmatea, Tel, Bernard ^fSIACf flLT 0000 WMIN HI 1DI.0 tUI SOM B ut he DON'T iilEL 40 0000 NOW > or manufacturing representative. For further information or op- Communicationa for pubUckUons in the Open Forum wlU not Advertisement A. 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Standard and automatic. 5-5769,______MINT'SHOULDN'T ft ONE f i r e p l a c e s e t , one wall STORE FOR rent.^l2l Spruce St. dishwasher, cerataic bath, (ire- - to wall living room rug. 12x27. Upright piano $38 ROOM FOR one gentleman. Con­ place, hot water heat, csiler. 1X1 ^. FAMILY duplex 4-4. ' Good BRAND nsw 8-room brick Ranch COPY CLOSING TIME Dial PI 2-T24# any Uma, ANTTROUSLI MAPLE CRIS. Good condition. U MI 9-1690. X condition. Oil heat. ^ 1 owner home and furniture. $18,960. In­ May $*, 1988 #all four directions. On* could One red love-eeat. Ml 2-5662, ^Tyo sofas $M and $80 tinuous hot watar, shower. Private foot frontage, near boa. Only To the Editor, FOR GI.ASSIFIED A DVT. Roofing-Siding 16 THSTfHAH*.' Main St. (Upstairs raar). entrance. Packing. Ith Chestnut 9-0910. quire corner Lake St. and Rich­ consider thia alte most appealing MORTLOCK'S, Mancheiter'a lead- 12 living room chairs $S-$28 $14,700, (:;aritm W. Hutchins, JHcoJ- The flags will b* at half mast, to many induatrlalista. However, I Jng driving echool. For complete St. ard Drive, Vernon. . MON. THRU FRI. FOR ALL TYPES of roofing and "COME AN GET .’EM" Four section oak bookcas* $30 UiRlSM for Rent 65 tor. Ml 9-8133. ^ , I BOLTON — Coventrv Line. the rifle squad wiu fire three vol­ there is a serious deterrent—no i Information, aee Yellow Page No. Boat* *nd Accessorie* 46 New elx room Cape. Fouf finished leys, the bugler will sound taps sewer*. 10-..30 A.M. • 18 In phone book. Ml #-7398.. aiding, clapboard, aabeatoa. You BIG. BIO FURNITURE AND Rocking cbalr - $8 THREE LARGE rooms, hot wi (XXVnD—NEW six room Colonial, may save by calling' how for your APPUANCE BAROAlNSf and hast. Plenty of aunshine. ^a v a il a b l e June 1st. Five room down, eeyamto tile bath, walkout Lots for Salo 73 and the people of the United States When a community ths. sise e t SATU RDAY 9 A.M. Three-piece bedroom aet $69 MI iNhgle. Completely renovated. $17,900. To be built by Joaeph ; HARRISON Driver Training — frae estlmatea. All matertala and SBBAGO OUTBOARD 18 ft-31 R. 9-1688. Roeetto on Broad Street, near baaemetit. large lot. $13,700 R F. will stand in reverent tribute to its Manchester and almost ta the tap Eiiay Terms—On Any Purchasa ' Mahogany dresser $30 ••'mile* from Mein St. Beautiful Dimock A Gto., Realtors. MI BOLTON—Tiro targe wooded lete honored'dead. I Lei.ming to drlva In our diial con workmanship guaranteed. -Man- New and used. Call Ml 8-4426. view. Garden privileges. Phqne MI Waddell School, 1% baths, bullt-ta of metropolitan Hartford permits cheater Roofing and Siding Co., Let’s start with theaa fantaatlo LARGE furnished room 9-8245 aay time,, or Barbara ixi Williams Road. ^ 1 ownar. Ml On May 30, Mancheater, llko the lack ot aeweni to attract atse- rOCW IXrOPEKATION WILL i trolled atandard or automatic OPEN THURSDAY AND 9-8781 days, MI 8-7029 after 8 p.m. stoyF- and oven. Completely land- 8-6321. cars la easy and enjoyable. Li­ Inc.. Ml 9.8»»8. ' BOATS NOW In stock-Starcraft, values. For only $16.79 down you two. Complete housekeepin Woods, MI 9-7702. ' thousands of communities all over able Induatry, industry which can go. houaekeeplng. Y*a 8 rooms leges end bath. Ml 9-‘ a ci^ d . Ameslte drive. Delivery the'Country, will pay reapect* to ita BE APPRECIATED censed school authorised b> De­ Wolverines, Raveau and Comino- FRIDAY UNTIL 9 t could help Immeasurably with the FOR THE beat In Shingle and built of brand new furniture and look In 90 days. R. F. Dlmock A Co., MANCHESTER—Lot 60’ frontage. partment of Motor Vehiclea. Ml dorea. McBride’s Sport Spot, 109 Realtors, MI 9-824$ any time, or FIRST ■ TIME ON MARKET honored dead. The memorial to the support of the increasing and ex­ up roofing, gutters, leaden, chim­ what you get, beautiful Weattag- FURNISHED room for rent. Gen­ Summer Homes for Rent-67 'a ■* Nice location. City water. First men who fought In the great war Dial Ml 3-2711 3-4884. Center St., Ml 9-8747. OIL, ELECTRIC range. Silent Glow Barbara Woods, MI 9-7703. $1,000 takes it. coil Ml 8-6t40. pensive services created by th* ney and roof' rerepaln call Coughlin. houae refrigerator, bdautiful . ell burner. Also new brick linings, tleman. All convenfencea. Near An sxcsllent flv* rootn with full between the States, The Civil War, bus. Parking. MT 9-8061. THREE room ^ttsge pertly fur­ numerous littla homes built In re­ MI 8-TI»7. bedroom suite, beautiful Uvtag can be used for coal or wood. One (XVnl)-BRICK Cape-4Ux rooms, 5 asement, fireplace, hot water oil RESIpfllNTIAL Zone AA: Choice will-be the focal point of our cere­ nished, Electric light, wator, $6 cat, fully insulated. Plastered cent years, it is courting trouble Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 Building litBterials 47 room set, dinette aet, beautiful de­ set chrome, one set enamel stove week. Suitable for adults with $14,900. Large enclosed porch, at- ; lot 100X900. All utllltiea. Madeline monies: The time-honored recits- if not altogether disaster. CONNECTICUT Valley Oonatnic- luxe range Instead of Westlnghouse (alls, tile-bath. Baautlhit lot, Ga- tions, speeches and prayers are the pipe,^ $20, One chrome kitchen set, Boarder* Wanted amall Income, PI 2-6729. tached garage. Near KOtney , Smith, Realtor. KCI $-1042. A newcomer, I have been reed­ Ixwt and Foano 1 tlon. All typea of roofing, sldln refrigerator if you prefer, rug*, four chairs and table, $25. Divan, Street School. R. F. Dimock A Co.,, { age. All city utilities. Near bus remfnderi of a glorious past and a gutters and carpentry, work, YOUR BUILDING NEEDS ing about the stir Globe Hollow, 19.52 HARLEY DAVISON, Model lamps, hnolaum and a tew other open* out to full sise bed, $40. Tel. CAPE COD—New three bedroom Realtors, MI 9-8245 any Urae, or f HOLTON AND vicinity— For lota hopeful future that Hoa ahesu for recreation park for children, has LOgT-WTiit# cat with orange and 125. $145. TR 8-2910. yean ekperienca. Ml t-TlSO. article* and tha best part of It Is TR B-6t37. Call after S;80 p.m. ROOM AND board. Gentlemen. Tel. cottage. East Brewster. New sp- Barbara Woods, MT 9-7702. * and acreage call Lawrence F. ao long ha the people, the citizens caused. ' People should realize 'black markings. Answers to AT WHOLESALE PRICE th*t you geL th* whole work* for pliances, msttrasses. Near beach. Priced to sell,. Fiano, Br^er. Xfl 9-8910. of Mancheater, uphold the tradi- ••Freckles. ’ MI^9-3W1, W Seaman ROOFTNO. 8IU1NO. palntlna Car- MI 8-7678. now that more than play, 'will be $449.79. T jW ’s right only 116.76 MI 8-8317 evenings. (XVI) — BOLTON - Five room tiong that so many hove sacrificed required to maintain our coun­ Circle. Wanted Antbs— pantry A and addil ’ TImJu.lb No, 1 Weatem Framing HOS Per M' nmch, $15A00, on 150x300 wooded CHARLES LESPERANCE iga. worRmanshlp’ guaDsnn- down -aiyr $16.79 a month and Machinery and Tools 52 and died for. try's position. If children studied Motorcycles 12 Cefllnga. A. a SOX, 1x12 Dry Weetem Sheathing LAKE FRONT—Four rooms, heat, lot Basement garage, (irepisce, MI 9-7620 Resori Property for Sale 74 Have you noticed the amall flags FOUND—fOnall black dog with tend. A. A. Dion, tnc„ 299 Autumn f/sa a tM a a $89 Per M’ here's po t h e r batch of unusual Apartment*—Flat*— the number of hours required to valueiir^Bed'room iult* $69; living TROY ROTOTILLERS and attach hot water, Boat, TV. Sleeps six. Youngstown, kitchen. Call The R. - that ring the Civil War Monument? bring out their greatest capablU- brown markings. Call Bolton Dog St. Ml 8-48M. AALinam/Hiiim, Knotty Pine Paneling , all 6’ ments. Bolen* walking'or tiding Tenementa 63 Lower rate* June imd September. F. Dimock Co., Ml 9-5246, or Mra. / ONE—Porter Street Section. FIVE r S oM cottu e at Lake Chaf­ Do -you -know what each atanda Warden. MI 8-8538. cinemnnTi,QHio. 6140 Per M’ suite $79; kitchen sets $8$: fee, WinUrlsed, Small down pay­ ties there would be precious few WANTED TO BUY — Used can. minster rugs 4$4; linoleum rugs garden tractors'and attachments MI 9-0710, Zuckermon. M! 9-6385, Custom built seven room home of­ for? * , Call JA 8/1990. Sfl£!aSUUISt!14!la Disappearing Stairways fered for the first time. There's a ment. Owner will carry mortgage. hours for play and too frequently NOTICE IS HEREBY given th*t Roofing and Chimneys 16-A ~ 7 $4,110; 8 pc. sofa bed suites 1109; Capitol Equipment Co., 86 Main PI 24729. Each flag ha* a name tag af­ mischief and trouble. Also, it .■X $24.96 E a ^ Ml 8-7989, beat, hot water, gaa, eipctric re JUNE, JULY and August. Brand (X X n)—SIX room Cap*. Finiahed lovely view from the 28 foot liv­ fixed to Us staff. r«as Book No. 85492. Issued by Windows—Completa and Set Combination gaa and gas rang* frigerator and gar atove,. 191 would do no harm for adults to (to' r o o f in g —Specialising In repair­ $198; Wcatinghouse refrigerators new furnished shore cottage. Mul- recreation room, garage, covered ing room apd the screened porch Each name 'la a reminder et s' The Savings Bank of Manchester WANTED TO BUY—H-ton pickup. Up From llO.BOEac'h monthly. Call AH 9-4071 fron beiry Point, Guilford, Conn. patio. Beautiful landscaped yard, COVENTRY LAKE — Small sum- more serious studying of their ing roofs of all kinds. Also new $169; washing machines $89; HoUy* ia just wonderful. The kitchen Is mer. cottage, furnished. Oonven- man's sacrifice made on' foreign hss been,lost and appllcatloi. has Call TR 8-7538. Mahogany Panaling 18c^-Sq. Ft. p.m. only. Living room, (dining room, twd- choiee location. $17,800. . R. F. completely, modern with a aepa- communities and to Improve them­ been made to said bank for pay­ roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys Business Opportunities 32 Help W a n t ^ — Male 36 Situatio^w Wanted— Male 39 wood beds with head board, inner Musical Instrument* S3 lencea, $2,700. Ceil Ml 8-0988 any aoil, at sea, or in th* air. cleaned, repaired, 26 years’ ex- Colored Shakes 16 " 66.94 Per Sq. bedrooms, porch. Insulated year Dlmock A Oo., Realtors. MI 9-5245 rata breakfast room and separate - Throughout tha world, ta many selves instead of sitUng for hours ment of the amount of depoalt. 8d and 16d Common Naita spring mattreas-and boxsprtag with FREE FIRST month’a^rent to. new. 'round. Running, hot water, base­ any time, or Barbara Woods, MI time. watching TV or tearing up tha Business Services Offered 13 irienca. Free estlmatea. Call l ^ R l e a s e ' PAINTERS—6 ^ claaa men only. WILL RESURFACE or Inatall legs $39; tanersprtag or box TR' THE Kinsman electronle lyweds. No lease required. Apart, dining- room and lavatory. Up- foreign lands, or ta desp waters, Sowley. Manchester MI 8-8361. Steady work. ~ Phone ------MI 3-0688 af- ■ bowling alleys. All repair work. 610.00 Per Keg st organ today. Finest quality board heat. Septic tank, ^ a c h 9-7702. ataira has three large bedrooms lit these sens of Manchestar who highways ta purposeleas ridi^. LOST; PASS BOOK No. 2192, Sav­ springs $19; convertible with aepa- ment building. 8H rooms, ‘-sated, Opportunities in communltias ings DepartmiUtt of the Manches­ FLOOR SANDING and refinlahin|. NEW SERVICE STA'nON ter 4 ______18- years experience, • WalWr Bal No. 1 Perfection Wood Shingles any horns organs. Dubatdo privileges, one block away,'Three plus aewtag room and bath. Rec­ Sabnrinn for Sale 75 hav* not been returned t o , rest hot, ■ Coventry, Conn Phone PI 814.80 Per Sq. rate Innersprlng mattres* $i09 and Music Center, 1$6 West Middleall alectric stmUanceis. 30 mtautei houses from it>cky ahore. Saa (XXI) — MAGNIFICENT ranch reation room ia all paneltd and exist but when they do and the ter Tniat Oorrmanv. Application Specialising In old floon. Ml INRpOCVILLE hundreds of many more values too r from Charter Dab Bridge on Park­ $31,800. Spring Street. Beautifully among their friend* and neigh­ Heating and Plumbing 17 ONEX^F T h e world's leading life 2-7478. Ceiling TUe-Special Turnpike. view. Ml 9-0086. wonderful for parties. A two-car COVENTRY -F o u r large room*, people ora not awake to them, made for pajrment. ______9-5750. numerous to mention. We Also way. Ml 9-4824, •ni 5-8775. wooded and landscaped lot, R. F, bor*. Completely equipped. Excellent taaurance companies it looking for , . .098c Per Sq Ft. garage and beautiful yard. KMx oil hot water, baseboard heat. As Manchester honors its dead, they disappear and some timaa do LLOYD’S p l u m b in g Service aa- location. Attractive rental terms. yixi aggressive young man to train Clear Casing ,08c IJn. Ft.* maintain a very large used depart­ DimoCk A Co:. MI 9-.5246 anv time, 200. Make this home a “ must Fireplace. Near school. Only not reappear for a generation or D og»->Birds— Pet* 41 ment where you can purchase many W earing Appareh-^j’^ra 57 TWO ROOM untarnished apart- or Barbara Woods, MI 9-7703. a nation pays ita respects to two P ersonals 3 ' MORTEN8EN TV. Specialised RCA aurea aattsfaction. prompt aerviee. for a rewarding career in life in­ 1x6 Shaathlng TAG $87 Per M* ment. All utilities excapt gas. Cen. Wanted to Rent 68 ’ Elv* Tyler, Realtor, MI $6,000—$800 down. Schwarts Real Unknown Soldiers who will be laid two at a great loss to the peopto CH 7-6124, Ml 9-84*8. surance tales. You will have every Items ta furniture and appliances of that community. , television service. Ml 9-4641. TIDEWATER OIL Roof Shingles $6.98 Per Sq. traliy located. Rent $60. Ml $t4634. BOLTON-;-$18,400 new 8% room •-4469. Estate. Realtor. CH 2-3666, PI to rest beside the Unknown Soldier VACUUM CLEANERS npalred In opportunity to advance Into man­ Ma l e Pomeranian, 6 months old. We will beat our competitor* *d- at ridiculously low prices. Easy C H E S n ® FURRlBt* ramodel* PLEASE-rDesperately need three 2-6719, MI 3-6454. If you can print the above letter PLUMBING repairs, alterationa, JA 7-7221 A.K.C. registered. PedlgreedT. terms on any purchaae and wa furs (or $19.98. Fur storage $2. to five bedroom house by June 1st. Ranch. Choice of colors. Built-in of . v my own shop. Forty yean factory ASHES, r u b b is h , lawna, all kinds agement if hired. Our sot iip In- verUaed price* by at leaat 5%. FURNISHED room on bus' line. appliances, formica counters. ( without delay it may bring soma experience. All makes, low rates, repIping. Automatic heaters, gas, cludea incentive bonusea, group Owner moving. Call aftar 6 P-m. give free storage until wanted. deantag and glazing $3. MI Can pay $100'. Manchester or out- As th* conclusion ot -a long actidn.' Thank you. of general work and light truck­ Evenings: Business block. Adqlta. Free park Ceramic bath, fireplace, base­ chain of events^ the carefully chos­ fn e eatlmatea, fn e pickup and de- ing. Rags and papers picked up $100. Electric, $160. Ml 0-7636. major medical, group life intur- at 765 E. Middle Tpke. NOBODY—BUT NOBODY Free delivery and free aet up by 9-7319. ing. MI 6-6161. 'skirta. MI $-3011. Wanted— Roal Estate 77 Very truly yours, MI 9-3668 or^A 8-8914 our own reliable men. You can aee ment garage. 3% acres. Lawrence 10% DOWN en Unknown from World War II 11 very. Mr. MlUer, AD 2-8871,____ free. Prices nSaonable. Ml 0-0142. S.WATSON, PLUMBING and heat­ ance and a fine pension plan. Our UNDERSELLS NA*nONAL l a E b T DRBI8SE8—crepe, cotton, Bernice Wallua succeaahil new men have an in­ any of thia merchandise during the TWO ROOM tarnlahed apartment. DESPERATELY needed 6-6 rooms. F. Fiano, Broker, MI 9-3910. SBLMNQ YOUR home? For and from Korea will take their WANTSaJ—Ride from Bast Middle M A M RUBBISH CO. Full time ing contractor. New Installations, WANTED-Good hoitiehorri^o for ata kit- NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. day or night. Phone for an ap­ fO-30Vi. Fur neckpiece. All like Utilities, private bath, free park Two children, aged fifteen .and BR(X)KSIDE LANE, VEBNON- prompt, efficient, courteous serv­ places In newly constructed alteratloi. work and repair work. come of over $7,000 per year. For tens. MI 9-8488. new. Reatonabte. 296 Hilliard St. five. MI 94»S4. (X X rri NEW TWO-FAMILY 4H- < ix room ranch. Breezeway, ga- 'Wandarful Support* T^ke. to Btlllnga and -Spencer, cleaning, removal service, land- Help Wanted— Feiiiale 35 personal Interview, write details pointment. You will be under n o ' ing. Adults. BuatacM block on bui ice and appralaiiig without obliga­ crypts beaids the tomb of the To the Editor, Ml 9-8808. 88t STATE ST., obligation. Phone Samuel Albert, 4%. $$5,000 The ultimate In a , age. Steel beam construction. tion. call 8. A. Beechicr, Raaltof, Unknown Soldier of World War I Hartford, or vicinity. Houn, 7- scaping, lawns .mowed, driveway to Box J, Herald. POINTER PUP, nine months Top- line. Rent by week or month. Ml COUPLE W ira infant child need multiple dwelling. R F. Dtniock A On behalf of th* Anderson Shea 8:80. Tel. MI S-4721. sealing patchiiw. Metal, card< SEWING MACHINE operators. Ex- NORTH HAVEN, CONN. Hartford CH 7-0888. If y-^Memorlal Not a small loan or financa com­ WAITRESS wanted four nights a bunches $1.09, Farmer’s Market, tion. Ml 3-0474. —limited perking. Central, reason- LAWN MOWe RS sharpened, re­ two or three—Easier loading and week. Apply Charcoal Broiler, 850 descriptions, qualifications and landecaptag, greenhousea and encea required, $60 month. city utilities. Deep lot. $12,000 VA Ml 8-7925 Ml 3-6278 have they auffered ta the sillenc* Day in ConneeUeut will be both a pany plan. Douglaa Motors, 838 819 E. Middle Tpke., MI 9-0474. ebls pries. Com* see. Mrs. Dor- or FHA. Clifford Hansen, MI of th* unknowm. They bear scan Main Street. paired. Atr cool engines repaired, unloading— Distinctive, dignified E. Middle Turnpike. applications, apply to: Office of lawna. Fill gravel, atone. Call ally I ,aay, 14 Arch St. 9-0482. ' House» for Sale 72 wet and a dry on* aa far aa oleo- work guaranteed. Ideal Grinding and sm art."The Beat for Leaa.” the General Manager, Municipal Walt Ml 8-8603.. bedroom furniture.F. Rugs,Ru curtains $-3483. too. holte beverage outlets ara eohoern- Shop. 278 Adams St. MI 9-8120, kO The Austin A. Chambers Co.; 608 Building, Manchester, Conn. State Th* man that died, the man that *d. . / 1988 LINCOLN convertible, one WANTED—-Woman for general of­ Household Goods 51 drapes, linens, silvcrwara, 196 ONE LARGE bedroom end small (XVn) - New Cap* -with ilOO NEAR BOLTON—$12,500, reduced, tion room, three car garage. Deep Legal Notici owner. Condition very nice. Call 8- 8979. East Middle Turnpike, MI 6-8187, fice work including some dicta­ Employment Sei^’lce Offices In LOAM, dark, rich, atone tree. Top Hilliard St. BltUng room, plenty of closet taL Central location. Call . square ft. of Uvtag area. 6 minutes lot, central location. $16,500. Cllf was wounded, th* pian Hist cam* Persons may buy dnnka at bora PI 2-8883 evenlnga, days JA 7:4268. Hactfofd CH 7-1423. Manchester or Hartford, or State quality. Columbia Construction. $-8987. ______. like new. Four room Ranch. Ce­ ESTATE OF THOMAS I- FLAHER­ back are honored on this day, but and reatauranU that kUy, but ealea tion, typing ■ and bookkeeping. ANTIQUE FinmiTURE. fUvar, space, air condlUoner, telephone. 1 from Manchester Green Youngs- ramic bath, formica counters, ford Hansen, Ml 8-2433. TY Ute o( Coventry, in the' Frobtts Ask for Mr. Morrison. HAROLD A SONS - Rubbish re- Hours; Mon,, Tues., Wed., Thurs., Personnel Dept., Room 405, State PI 2-62.., Wimmantle AC 8-8288 - Suitable for two women. Kitchen I town kitchen, ll'ving room with let ua not forget the ones that at package stores other out- moved. cellars and atUca cleaned. glaaa, china, and used tarnitur* SMALL THREE room tenei fireplace, aluminum combination Dtutrlci of Coventry, deceased- 9 'a.m.-3:30 p.m., Fri. 9 a.m.-12 Office Building, Hartford. bought and sold. Furnltur* Repair 40” UNIVERSAL electric atovs. brivil^fss, parking space. Use of , fireplace vestibule. Large lot. fERNON—Sneak preview—A new The Administrator having exhibited atayed behind, th* one* that made lata for off-thb-prspUsa consump­ Painting— Papering 21 BARGAINS—Famous Hoover vac­ 336 Spruce St. Suitable for windows and doors. Basement ga­ hU administration arrbutil with said PT>TM0UTH 1988 station wagon, Call-Ml 9-4084. noon. One hour for lunch. Write Serrice. MI.3-7449. Good condition, $80. Ml f-2193. smtematio Uundry. M1:9-2697. , $18,800. R F. Dlmock and Co.. community of three bedroom co­ aacrifice ami .even death worth tion will be barred./ ..... 4498. full price. Douglaa Motors. RESPONSIBLE adult for nart time uum cleanera. Reconditioned people. $45 moffth. JA 9-0636. rage, fieldstonc retainer walls. E sute to thr Court of TrohatF for said COMPLETE repairs on automatic Pa In TINO a n d paperhanging. Box' H, Herald, giring experience' Realtors. MI 9-5245 or Barbara Well landscaped. ,8% down. Ex­ lonial ranches. Convenient to District for allowance, it i* the price. Legislatlon closing packsgs 883 Main St. mominir store work ana delivery. Guaranteed. $12.98 iip. Free home Wall NORGE refrigerator, excellent con>. PLEASANT room for young lady. ’ ORDERED: Thai the 3rd day of waahera and dryers. Westing- Good clean wnrkmanthhlp at rea- and references. ' SAIJE 1-8 OFF on wallc■paper. Woods, MI 9-7702 any time. schools, churches, shopping. Large —Walter A. Von Hone stores.and other such outlets-was MI 9-4587, demonatration'. MI 4 :^ 1 after $ tiles 4c.a tile,; Kentile. from 7c diUon. Also, some household furni­ All privileges of home. Few feet: cellent financing. Lawrertce F. lots. Many extra features. Only June IMS to 10 o'clock In th* fore­ •tWANSPORTATION ciOT, Juat houae. Phllco-Bendix, Maytag, aohable ratea. 80 years in Man­ Fiano, Broker, Ml 9-5910. noon. at the Probate Office In-Coveiury • for the Ommfttee pushed, through the 19S7.peneral EIXPERIENCED waitresses wanted p.m. each. Green Paint and Wallpaper, ture. Call after 6 p.m. 46 Summer from everything. MI 9-3829. (XV) RIGA HenOHTS. Bolton— $12,990. Low down payment. Phyl- Assembly by the Ckmnecticut traded, aD running good. 1948 Frigidalre. Member of ASCA. chester.-., Raymond Flaks. Ml St. after 6:10 p.m. he. and the same le aaiigned for a for day and evening shifts. Apply at th* Green. . Magnificent new ranch. Six BOLTON, near Center —Six roqm Arm Realty. AD 3-2*16. BU 9-1173. hearing on (he allowance of laid ad­ ‘Courting Trouble’ Package Store* Assn, .in Une with Chevrriet, 1948 D o^ c, 1948 Nash, Stuart R. Wolcott. Phon# MI 9-9287. in person only, after 5 p.m. Wal­ Help Wanted— USED LUMBER for sale—2x8a, rooms, two car garage. See ministration account and for (he asrer- 1980 Nsah',' 1980 Hudson, $98 each. 9- 6678. 2x48. 3x6a, 2x8s, fibortag, shesth- THOR AUTO-MAGIC Ironsri Good separate entrance. ■ GenUemen. custom built Ranch, d ’ 4 batha. .tainment of the dietributeeE with »aid To the Editor, the latter’s desires to^ shorter PAINTING and decorating. Nr Job nut Restgurant, 7 Walnut St. Male or Female 37 USE1$;TV—Overbaultd and ta good with range and refri^rator. Heat, aigna on Bolton Center Rd. R. lEVEN ROOM brick English Co- A map of available Industrial hoiirar...... Douglas Motora, 883 Main St. ing, windows, door* and plumbtiy plMdng^ Sbqps.-For extra room or condlOon. .269 Parker..It^tOKBtr ParUng. MI 1-4724. two fireplaces, recreation room in Eetate and thia Court dfrecti the Ad- WHIT'S LANDSCAPE Servica. too small or too big. For tree esti­ F Dimock A Co.. Realtora. M1- . basement with de luxe bar and lonlal. V.i baths, modern birch mlniatrator to cite all persona inter­ ■Itea in Manchester will be shown MATURE woman, live in. do plain mpplies.'Open Sihifa*y“9-4 plm., cottage, etq. $19.98 and up at Pot- Parker-Jensen) or phone MI .1 ■ ...... I i , 9-5345 Or - Barbara Woods, Ml cabinet kitchen. Convenient ested therein to appear at »ald lime MERCUR'i’ 1982 two-door. Radio, Quality landacaping backed by mate; call Ml 9-9558. I'odem A RAPID and accurate typist In MI 3-8808. kitchenette. Redwood paneling. to the public. The pod* of Hammurabi ta $380 cooking and household duties for -week days 3:30-6 p.m. or call MI terton’a. ' 3-6361. i 9-7702 any time. schools and stores. MI 9-0729. No and place, hy puhltahtna thia order once knowledge and experience. John Home Decorating Co. East Hartford office. Some .office ______Oversized two-car garage, with In a4>nie hewaimper having a cirtnila- One very desirabl* site in Buck- B.C. recognized 'the Importance of heater, 4898 full price. Douglaa two adults in small house. Write experience desired. Apply In per­ 9-239f. Choman’a Houaewrecklng. ROOM TO rent in private home. BEAUTIFUL three-room apart­ Agents. Motora, 888 Main St. Whltham. Ml 3-6841. Yard located at Stock Place, off FRANK IS starting tiMmy and sett Near Center. Tel. MI 8-4674. (XXTV) POUR UNIT apartment ta 16’ overhead elfclricallv operated tion in aald District, and hy poating a Isnd contains large acreage bor­ th* eye and decreed seVere penal­ p a in t e r a n d -paper hanger, dec­ Box F, Herald, son to Mr. Hyland or Mr. Burn­ ment, third floor, stove and refrig door. Also, separate building, four ropy on the public aign poai nearest to dering a railroad, only'*' few hun­ ties for physicians who caused a ham, Hartford Deapatch A Ware­ North Mata St. good used furniture and aptlquea Rockville. Only on# year old Ex- the place where the deceaaed laat CHEVROLET 1958 tw^door Power- GARDENS plowed with rotary orator. Good clean job, reasonable p l e a s a n t ROOM for a gentle­ room apartment-. Redwood panel­ dwelt, at leaat five days before aald dred feet from highway* going ta patient io lose tfne. price.. 8. Yencha, Ml 9-6914 after house Co., 225 Prospect St., East at 420 Lake St. Ml 9-6880. 'Hours p.m. - cellent income return. Call The R. fireplace, trees, good location glide. Nice. Douglaa Motora. 833 plow—also rotary mowing ' for SPECIAL No. 1 loam, delivered $8 10-t p.m. Qosed Sundays. man. Sepitrate entrance. Parking. F, Dlmock Co., Realtora. Ml 9-8345 ing, basement garage and work­ near elementary and high school. time aasigned. Mata 8t.. MI 9-8732. heavy duty work. PI 2-7689. 8 p.m. Help Wanted — Male 36 Hartford. And due relUflT make. per yard. Gravel, hot mix asphalt, RICEPTIOMST Ml 94905. - Or Mr. Bernle Ckintor, TR n-3498. shop with office. Two driveway*. $14,000. Clifford Hanson, MI-3-2453. Ortifled from Record, 1" stabilised, crushed stone, drain­ Boslnes* Location* 3li aqjtes. Well landscaped. Many F:I.M0RE Tl’RKINGTON. Judge. NASH 1954 Rambler hardtop. Over­ age stone, washed sand and fill. SIMMONS Hide-s-bed. In good con­ CLEAN, comfortable room for re­ (Xm )-8ANTINA Drive—Oft Kee- other features. Asking $2S,6(X>. For FOUR ^b e d r o o m custom home, Household Services Courses and Classes. 27 PRODUCTION Situation* Wanted— for Rent .64 STATE OF CONXEmeUT DiatHcf drive. Clean. Douglaa Motors, 883 Nusadorf Sand' and Stone Com­ dition. MI 8-8620. STE^ORAPHER fined lady or gentleman. 7l Oiest*' new St. New S’i room rliitah on further InforHatlon, call (Jiwrence three tthished. Fireplace, Mata St. nut Street. Ml 9-5764. of Andover. Probale C’mjrt, Town of Offered J3A SUPERINTENDENT Female 38 pany, Ml 3-24127. OOMMERi^AL buslneas or of e large wooded lot. Built by Harry F. Piano, Broker, MI 9-5910. screened porch, Timken burner. Andover. May 2<». 1!)5R NOTICE OF SALE 35-HOUR W ^ K Godwin Jr., $18,500. R. S' Dlmock Garage, deep lot. $24,000. Clifford Kaiaie of Mary E. Pohimann. late, of TO SETTLE AN ESTATE FURNITURE repairing and refta- WOULD CARE for one 'w two CLEAN top quality loam, excellent BOLTON — Almost new, beautiful the Town of Columbia. In aaid District. For rapidly expanding company, « im t e r e s t Tn c St. feet. Will sub-divide. Mata St Lo­ 1 It Co., Realtors. MI 9-8245 or Hansen. MI 3-2453, I dereaj4*d Isblng: antiques restored. Furni­ RADIO- progressive, with room at the top. small children, days ta' my home. for top dreasing, also clean white ROOM FOR rent. 19 Ix)ftust 6’ a room Ranch. Breezeway and 1 1986 Ford, Falrlane. Club Sedan-. DIVERSIFIED WORK Gentlemen only. Cell 3-8921. cated near Center. PlentjXi park­ Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702 any­ i The Adminiatrator having exhibited Dunosatablc HMsiii{ — For Rtmoval ture Repair Service, Talcottvtlle. Shoul have plant manager or pro­ Ml 9-6412. aand for children'* play yards. PI FOB SALE time. oversized garage. De luxe Interior. SOUTH WINDSOR — Split level, hla adminfatration account with aald Black. In excellent condition. One Ml 3-7449. -) ing. Phone Ml 9-8229 or Estate to. thia Court for allowance. It ELECTRONICS— duction superintendent background. 2-6226 days. Ml 9-8900 evening*. 1984 j^YMOUTH APPLY Aluminum storm windows and three bedrooms, recreation room, The Public Hensing Administration, offeik for sole aag (•- owner. $13,800. Spacious six room home, doors. Amesite drive, shade trees, fireplace, cabinet workshop in ga­ WEAVING of burns, moth holes Broad ex]^rtence , in standards, Situations Wanted— Male 39 Four-door b^ack sedan, ex­ ORDERED That the 2nd day of movsl from their' present site the demountable dwelltng struo- TELEVISION work measurements, fabrication, 7H H.P. MERCURY outboard COXXECTICfT STATE good solid construction, aluminum brook and small pond. Two acres. rage. $18,900. Clifford Hansen, \II June. A.D. 195!!^ at one o'clock In the CALL MI 9-7.596 and tom clothing, hosiery runs, motor, $65. 22 rifle, also 8" table cellent condition Inside and Trsaiur* Che$t Linens! tures at PITKIN HOMES, CON’N'-6l31. Esat Hartford, C Realtora,' MI 9-4245 or ' Barbara MI 8-16n age pri^ald. to: 1948 OLDSMOBILE. ?-dr., radio, NEW ENGLAND TECHNICAL rooms. Quiet, convenient street. Big Mr. Joseph F, Pohimann. Columbia. oak flooring. Exteriors are 2 x 8 wood studs with plywood heater. Good transportation. Rea­ . SERVICE • INSTAUFATiQ^N Woods, MI 9-7702. Conn., FORMICA counters, eeramte wall INSTITUTE BOLTON — I--arge new six room landscaped yard with trees. and wood shingles; walls are plywood. Plumbing I* Vlo- sonable MI 9-4970. and floor tlje. Let ua modemite Johnson’s Bookstore Bldg. Ranch. Breezeway. two-car ga­ Mr. William Duncan. '■ Manchegter. ■ tory Type. SPECIAUST- FOUR BEDROOM Colonial 1% $16,000. Five lovely rooms in this Conn., (as Attorney for Joseph F. your bathroom and kitchen. For 86'Onion Place,. Hartford Springfield.- Msss. baths, knotty pine kitchen, 64 acre rage., I 'i baths, two fireplaces, Pohimann, Jr. a v l Robert F. Pohi­ free estimates cairMl 0-2655, The REpubllc 7-2667 Antique and Gift Sale big kitchen'. -15x24 living room, Rancher, plus dining spac e; Reau- mann), 1957 FORD Custom 800 11595. Tel. lot. Manchester Green area. Ml FIXTURES; GAS RANGES, which may .be In certain or oU Tile Shop,' 243 No, Main St.. JAckaon 8-84o4 (opp. BR station) - amesite drive. Very well'bullt. One tiful yard. Ratio. Attached gar'age. Mr. William Duncan. Mancheater. of the buildings, qre NOT INCLUDED In the Property and PI 2-8191. - May 24 to June 1, Inclusive. Town and Country 9-1208. Combinatiori storm sa.sh Economi­ Conn., las Guardian ad litem of Kor- acre lot. $21,900. Lawrence F .' man H. Pohimann. JiidUh E. Phhimann will be remnv.ed by the Seller prior to -Date of Settlemeat. : RADIO REPAIRS on any make— cal and higbly efficient radiant heat BTUDEBAKER 1958 two-^por Furniture Re|>air Service Drainayo Co.; (XXV) EAST HARTFORD Excel­ Fiano. Broker. MI 9-5910. and Gene A. Pohimann. minors), Prospective bidders should satisfy themselves of the quantity ^ all amplifiers and phonographs lent Investment property, $85,000. in -floor. Pull-down stairs ito big all at least five days before? aaid time and condition of any other fixtures. Scotsman. $1350,' Must sell or be , Route 99—Talcottrille ' (DC) BOLTON—Coventry Jlne. New attic. assigned. and changers. Over 47'yearn total Legal Notice Ml M id i Excellent taveatiUent property. CHARl.ES H NICHOI^SON. Judge. repossessed. Call MI 9-7304,-. 8-7 experience 9b days guarantee on 6 room ranch, ceramie tile bath, p.m. Boainesa Opportanitie* 32 . Itarsiiant to .the provisions of For further Information or ap­ $17,500. Immaculate 6 'room Cod. WORK TO BE DONE: Building* are to be removed from all work. Pottbrton’a. Public Act 613 of the 1967 General pointment to . see call R. F. knotty pine kitchen, walk^out , STATB QF CONNl'',mC1IT. Dixlrlct present location Including exterior steps, platforms,. piers, IF YOU ARE-interested ta operat- baaemant. Large lot. Reduced to enclosed breezeway and garage. of Andover. 'Probsle rourt. Town of An­ Assembly and the Federal Aid AOt Dlmock St Co.; Realtora, MI 9-5245. Very desirable .location. dover. May 22. 195«. clothes line posts and similar appurtenances. Ail debris. Is to tag your own "TV electronic bual- $14,800 R F Dlmock Co.. Real­ Bstsle of Albert E. Dtiwnln*. Sr., 1949 Fo r d four door aedan. first ATTICS. CEIJJIRS cleaned. Rub­ of 1966, the State Highway Depart­ any time, or Barbara Woods. Ml be removed and grounds left safe and clean to the. aatfsfae- neea, .1 can guarantee vou an ex­ '9-7?02. tors. MI 9-5245 any time, or Bar­ Isle of the Town of BoHon. In «sld class shape. TR 5-2490. bish removed. MI 9-5S74. ment trill hold a public hearing on $20,200. Remarkable value in ex­ Dietrlct. deceased. ‘ Hon of the.rbntracting Officer. cellent income. Ml 8-4607. ■Tuesday,^June -3.-1958,. e t 8 P.M. bara Wbods, MI 9-7702. quisite custom-built 8 bedroom The Exertitrlx having exhlhtleri her 1982 FORD, 2-door -V8 With radio, FOR THE VERY BEST IN HOMES CALL (XXYI) jy S T OFF Porter St. adralnlatrsllon scemint with eald eelafe ta Ote Wllllngton Town Hall, on (XX) $16,800- COVENTRY Lake, fandh. Wide;' deep lot. Recreation INSPECTION: Buildings tusy be Inspected Mondays through^ heater, overdrive. Priced low for Wllltagton Hill, regarding two BeautihU six- room Dutch Colonial room wiili.DrepIacei,_ "____ to (hie roiirl for showance. 1( Building— Contracting 14 for only ’$3r,500. CairR. F.-15lmock -uew^eeven-room- sp litlev el, 114 — —That-th*- «Hh'day of Fridays, 9KM) A.M. to 4:09 P.M.. DST front May 21. IWS to quick sale. Also, 1950 Chevrolet sight line and curvature correction May,’ I95S. at one o’clock in the after­ June '4. IMS. bv appiving at the OFFICE OF THE HOU8INO convertible. Turnpike Auto Serv­ A Co., Realtors. kH 9-5248 or Mr, batha, fireplace, attached farage, Also. South Windsor ALTERA’nONS to kitchens, bath­ projects on Route U.S. 44. The first game rdthn, lake privileges Pres­ noon at the Probate Offtre In Andover AUTHORITY of the Town of Eaat Hartford, os per address , ice, 164 W. Middle Turnpike. rooms, attics, cellar*, porches, or WbiteliouM Bros. project Is located In the Town of Bernla Cantor, TR 8-8498, $15,500. New -7 room spill level, he. and the tam e l». a«ai)med for a ent mortgage can be assumed, garage. Over ij acre lot. hearing oh the allowance of said ad- below. ) playroom. Plumbing, carpentry, Tolland at the cur^e approximately |X*XVn) - EAST HARTFORD monthly payments are only $77.89. minlatratlon account, with aald eatate. 1949 PLYMOUTH two-door, radio, R. F. DIMOCK Co. and thia Court direCIa the Executrix electrical and masonry. Aluminum 600 feet west of the Willlmantlc (While they liist) - New ranch R. F. Dlmock A Co., Realtors. Ml By appointment only, pleaae. In­ Above deacription of structures. Fixture* sad Work to b# heater. Excellent condlUon. Call aiding. Garages, cottages, out­ PAINTING and to rite all peraona Intereated therein lo ' MI 9-2804 before 8 p.m. River Bridge. The second project homes. |I4,990. (Completely fin­ 9-5245 any time, or Barbara formation by telephone to clients appear at aald time and place by pub- Done, ore intended solel.v for Information of tbe pnbUe. Per buildings, room additions. Nuside is In'th* Town of Wllltagton and MIM24S ished). Built-in stove and oven, Woods. MT 9-7702. who identify themselves to us. May llaning a copv of thia order one time complete specification* and other terrtis of this offer, Inrlndlag Engineering Company, Inc,, 84 extends from the junction of Route fireplace, ceramic tile bath, full In ao'me newanaper having a clrcula- Ternik and Conditions of Sole and Invitotiona to Bidders, per­ Oak St. MI 8-1425. DECORATING BARBARA WOODS JOSEPH N. ASHFORD We introduce oui^ Manchester tlnn In aald DIalrict. and by noatlng a Trailers 32 easterly to Glaaa Factory School baaementk, ameslte drives com- NEW FIVE room ranch. Finished agent: . copy of thia order on the public aim sons Interested ere referred to: , Rr*d, A distance ot approximately .Ml 9-7702 811 9-9998 basement. Will take' yoiir home or poat In the Town of Bolton neareat ALL TYPES of carpentry work Intcrloreand Exterior ROBERT D. MURDOCK plqjely landscaped. 10% f'own. TRAILER Near Hammonaaaet, 4000 feet. Maps are on file with the ROBERT W. AONBW F.H.A. R. F, Dimork A Co.. Real lot 1' tra'de. Builder. Ml 3-6321. STUART CARIiiON — MI 9-3954 where deceaaed laal dwell, and a-nt hy M. Stanley Oxiniek, Executive 1952 Starr 85'j foot. Three ^ooms. I done, aiterations, dormers, roof- Town Clerk of VVillington for pub­ .MI 8-6978 MI 9-9473 certified mall, pnalage prenald. In: - Ing, porches, etc. Call MI 9-8981. .Fully Insured tors, MI 9-5245 or Barbara Woods, MANCHESTER—Duplex, 6-8. Nice GLENN ROBERTS AGENCY Margaret K. Downing, RED No. 3. Director OR Realty Officer bath. ’ Clean. Reasonable. MI lic inspection. MI 9-7702.' . R^Altors — AD 2-96R3 ~ Insurers Mai'cheater. Conn.. Housing Authority of the Town 9-0086. All persona interested in this location, large lot, good income, Albert Downing. Jr.. 69 Overlook Dr . BIDWELL Home improvement Co. Guaranteed substantial'cash required. Full Mancheater. Conn.. . of East Hartford New York Reglotial Office project are tarited to attend this (V n )—SIX ROOM ranch near Por­ REDUCED FOR Jamea K. Downing. 65 Overlook Dr.,- Public Housing MOBILEHOME8 - Furniture tak­ Alterations, additions. garAges. Workmonihip Get These Advantages When Spider-Web motifs in crochet price $12,900, Short way out - SIX MAYBERRY VILLAGE. Ropfing and siding experts. Alum­ hearing. ter Street School. Two' -eramic Manrhealer. Conn.. . _ 70 Cannon Road Administratloa en as down payment on- mobile- Netrinan E. Argravea plus tulip aprays combine to create tile baths, fully plastered. En­ room Cape. Excellent condition. CLEARANCE Oeorge Downing. Bear Bwamp Rd.. homes. Ehccel||Fnt lot* available at inum clapboards a specialty. Un­ Phan* Ml 3-0110 Your Car Needs Repairs: Rreaaure-chest’ llneni! Use sparkl­ Very large lot. Full price $11,500. Andover Conn., and, . . . East ilartiord, Connecticut 816 Broadway excelled workmanship. E*ay budy- State Highway Commiasloner closed porch, attached garage. Owner sa.vs must move fast. Mra Margaret Dilworth, 63 Overtook Tel. JAckson 9-3107 New York 18, N.T. . Mansfield. Jensen’s, Inc. (always ing white thread for the diamond _ • Large lot'. $23,900. R. F. Dimock, Many more for $6,700 up. Call The Price has been cut to the bone on Dr , Mancheater. Conn., et terms. MI 9-6495 or TR 8-91(19. To Be Sold EUsworth Mitten Agency, Real­ Tel. REctor 2-8096, E xt 989 relia-ble) 64 Park Road. Weal • PROMPT, EFHCIENT SERVICE motifs and embroider the tulip ' A Co., Realtors, MI 9-8245 any this six room (four bedrooms) all at leant five daya before aaid time Hartford. AD 3-6214 or GA 9.4478, designs in gay colors for an eye­ program—:* graceful aftemoi , time, or Barbara Woods, MI tors, Ml 8-8930. CARPENTER, experienced in all dresa for th* matron that featur Cape Cod home located at 165 """'^rilARl.E.S H. NICHOIJSON. Judge. A U , B ins must be submitted bn the forms auppUed by tbe Monday through Si^tarday, 9 to 5j field.i nf' carpentry. Conlract or catching aet. * 9-7702. Brookfield St. Open staircase, Monday, Wednesda y. Thursday • GENUINE CHEVROLET PARTS Pattern No. 2702 contains hot- •gentle pleats at the neckline. COLUMBIA 1.AKE—Three bed­ Public Housing Administration. reasonable hourly rates. Ml 3-0731. ANDOVER LAKE room cottage, chestput. psuieling, IiCrge kitchen, oil heat. Convenient evening. iron transfer for 6 complete de­ No. 8220 with Patt-O-Rama » HIGH ELEVk’nON. immaculate to schools. Buy now with low V.A. Sln|i|iiii({ C ar P iizzlos D o g To Be Solti • factory TRAINED MECHANICS ' . three bedroom ••anch, ceramic secluded acre lot, 125: lake front­ SEALEd b id s will be submitted for oil buildings nferrad signs; crochet; directions; color age. 35 h.p. boat. Carlton W. or F.H.A. down payment at $12,900. to above, and must be accompanied by a good faltb deposit We are offering for Immediate sale one of ^ ^ s t out- chart; aUtch illustrations. 52. Size f bath, hot water heat, gara^, New York—Just by alopping hla Auto Driving School utandinff cottaguiB In Eaatam CpnnecUcut. pefl^ncd by Hutchins, MI 9-5132. i equal to 10% of total bid. Purcbose price wlU be required to •MODERN FACILITIES ond TOOLS Send 26c ta coins, for this pat- 35-tnch. trees, only $12,980. Carlton W. JARVIS REALTY CO. car, a motorist can usually break 11 RICHARD ROAO Malmfeldt and built^ by Hutchtaitan this seven room con- a Hutchtaa. MI 9-61S2. be prtd on Date of Settiement and tbe Purqbaaer to to tMhner EARLY'S Driving School SEPTIC TANKS t m —add 6c for eaclw pattern for SIX ROOM Garrison C(\{onial. 283 E, Center St. a dog of th* habit of chasing cara. . Licensed tampori^y atyle coitag* la locat^ ta. a (CJorner of Lenox St.) Perfonnanoe Bond equal to tbo amount of tbe Bid oad Preef experienced taatnictor. taaihictor. Dual con­ • MODERATE PRICES V (irst-claaa mailing. Send to Anne Breezeway, garage, 164 batha. 125’ according to a New York dog-re- AND Theta are a few homes ta Manchester that are admired , on a nicely landscaped shore front lot. (200 pattern for flrst-clsM (XIV) - ELUNOTON - New 8% CALL MI 8-4112 , of Insurance to form aatUfoctory to tbo Public Houatog Ad- trolled ear. Modern methods. For by' everyone—certainly this gracious home e t Dr. Cald­ Cabot, The Manchester Evening 1 roon. ranch. BuUt-ta oven and frontage near new roUntry club. eearch center. Doga Inatlnctlvely mtototration. If bids are moiled, It will be the reepoualUSty et ' m :g.) Thert aw four badrooma, 2 Uvlni; rooms, Herald. 1160 AVE. OF AMERI- Send tc $17,900. Carlton W. HUtchtns. MI After hours, MI 8-2028 go’ after moving objects and will day or evening appointments. PLU8BED SEWERS well U near the top o t the list This 10 room brick Colo­ ataa. modem krtchen. 1^ batha, 2 P*" atove.- Paneled fireplace wall with Mrs. Wagner, MI 8-1157 tbe bidder to see that hi* bid to received prtorte bid epeiitof. CaU MI 9-9979. nial home is located ta one. of the nicest reaidenUal areas Call Marry Carter or Al Patch (DA’S, NEW YORK 86. N.Y. Print bookcaaes. Full basement. Oram- 9-5132, ( ' rarely, if ever, attack a standing, BIDS will be received at the OFFICE OF THE OIRECXpIt, plate heaOng ayatam. Thl* property is hOW ^ g _ ofi^red. ! Name, Address and Pattern Num- car. It’i not necessary, to do any ta town. The beautiful ground* era ths-result of many at 926,000—far below replacement coet. If yw Have a For an Estimate Today. h lo ai* bath. $13,900. R. F. Dlmock BOWERS SCHOOL District —Six ROCKVILLE—Delightful new five New York Regional Office. FUBUC HOUSING ADMIMS^ MatMas Olsaasi Jber. N.Y, Print Name, Address w " Co., Realtors, Ml 9-5245 any time, more than just stop the car; no SepHe Tanks. Dry WeUs. Sewer yeara'^of careful planning. Two extra lota south of th# flair for the modern you will find'this propdaty moat at- Zone, Style Number and Sfzi. room Colonial with good poailbill- room Ranch. Full cellar. Birch TRATION, 346 Broadway, New Fork 18. New York, until 2ta0 home are available at option of purchaser. Inspection by Have you a copy of our l95o J .or Barb/r* Woods, MI 9-7702. cabinets, tile balh, three bed­ shouting or gesture* are needed. NOTICE l.lees Instelled—Cellar Water- 'tractlve. ^ _ ties for. an addition; Large lot in Since - th* dog expecU -to give F.M. DST, June 4, 1989 at which time bid* will be pubOeiy appointment. ^ • Needlework Album? It contains rooms, large kitchen. Near every­ opened. I k e Geverament reserves the right to reject ooy aaS / , May 26, 1958 preefing Dene. ■ docent of prejty designs in cro­ d 6-6 DUPLEX, gkrage, amesits excellent neighborhood (or chil­ chase, he is confused when the dren. t’4. batha. Aluminum atorm thing. F.H.A. approved. i.«w, low an bids and/or wOIt* any biformaMMe# thoreia. Te W^om ft May Concern: chet, knit, embroidery and aew; • drive, centraUy. located, only down payment. Hurry on thia auto stop*. Several stop* and , ROBERT J.SMI'fH, INC. CARTER CHEVROLET C0>,n loe. pattern catalog Basic Fa; 1- $18,800. Call tarty on thia on* windows. Full basement with par­ "J wUl no longer be reeponsibl* ROBERT J. SMITH, INC plus direction* for on* knit and oim! $12,990. Webaler Agency,. starts may be needed to btei ier aay debts contracted by my McK i n n e y BROS; Interuting haw fsatures; a w h Carlton Wr Hutchms/ Raoltor, Ml tially finiahed playroom. Coll own­ him e t the habit. . 9 « MAIN BnUEET — Nn.*4Ml 1; . . **1 aiADf BWEBT--ip MMI 1329 MAIN ST. M l 9 -1 2 3 1 thra* crochet Items. Only He, e e r.-ia 1-7996. Reokora, TR 94174$. Nil*. OtMl *. VIelctta. Saworaqa Dbposal Ca. of smart, easy to sow stylo*. 9Altt. Stgsied 199-187 Peeri Hit - Ml 9-99*9 .Jtpbert R Vlolett# A --/ V *'s ^ If * •• Jt .-■■ ; ’•- ' V: .' '■ ' V 'i ,y. ^.v. ,j* 1^..'

I . ). • TUESDAYi MAY *7, 1988 PAGE TWE>rry-Poim iKaurtfEstpr ^u^ttfng HfraUi Average Daily Net Preaa Run 11ie Weather The U ttle Flower of Jesus Moth- man, faith; .Mlgd Diant Joyce, re­ For the Weak Ended Fareoaet -pt O- S. Weather Bnnaa Mrs. Rose Burns, .118 Florence' May g4. 1958 St., and Mias tUeanor Wilson, a7 ara a rc le held its filial husband- Rainbow Girls corder; Miss Nancy Fanehsr, About Town Brainard PI., sister and niece, re­ Wde .social last Saturday night at treasurer; Miss Sandra Btlmsoh, Scattered ahowera thla eveabtg, spectively, of Frank Gorman, flew the hbwe of Mr..and Mrs.,James chaplain; Miss Marilyn Raider, 12,715 early tonight, clearlag towaril Hie wertily oieetinj of the Mui- out' to Dillon, Mont,, two weakg Coughlin, ^ Clyde Rd. Refresh­ Seat Officers drill leader; MIsa Susan Clark moriiing. Low tonight 59-55 Thwa- cheeter Squadron of OvU Air Pa­ ago afU r receiving news -"of ( his ments wert .^ryed by various iwer'Miaa Lillian Hattin, religion; 'Member ef the Audit .day moetly annny, iftllder.'High 79- trol USAF will be held at the critical Illness in a 2utte, Mont, members. Misa Anita Coleman, nature; Miaa V ' Burenu et OIrenlatlen % American Ly advisor of return by plane this weekend. the National Education Assn. Miss Susan ipicer, outer observer; fee. ,■ Portsmouth, N. H. miniichester Assembly, No. IS, Or­ Miss Susan Kltsen, choU director; GREEN der of Rainbow for Girls, at a Miss Janet Holmqulst, musician. DOUBLE Present ane4:- r--- • - Tourlh failure ...... Jjiess-Jipturn w d full erafil.oignent Independent Antoine J t i X t e n U e r 0 6 6 1 1 and business meeting of the Cove­ back by the satellite before It: ILI. Wi thfi!,1.- lOUTlil V.n;,r. lAliiUrD IW lo jIVE niHiA Fis.a9 he Is no 4a prophet. Plcrre-Henrl Teitgen of, the Cath­ nant Congregational "Church to­ - went silent eventually may tell .iaa .4..AA ..AAioAt qucEyoTi lo EiFenhower olic Popular Republican Move­ morrow evening, a farewell party ^ * request that he explain why ment (MRPI had been cloaeted will be held for Mr. and Mrs. John baiketball—mobn''—af the bottom ' *^* h* came rporal6, A. Larson, 80 Main St., who are . . . muggy summer air contains moistUM whidi of the AtlanUc Ocean. v_enic;e._ . , . . against anv general tax cut. any. a quarter. leaving shortly to make their condenses to form water in a partiy-AUed tank. The three men had been called home in California. Social Group In b.v Coty presuiriably to get Excis6 Tax6s THIS IS YOUR LAST CHANCE TO STOCK No. 2 will be in charge. Aoeomdlation of water may lead to eM’viee , In all likelihood, said Dr. Rtrh- J*®”"**^'*" ^ > Loaded satellite ombeyrles-Deux-EgUses 150 miles liie tax extension bill was sent aelenUaU here lauiiching rocket which i—hurled ntove. from Paris accompanied only by to the House for probable action PILLOWS, ata. I It's a deubl* traot— this happy^ As he has done man>- times in the an aide. There waa no announce­ next week by a 21-2 vote. From the moment the V»n«V*r4 the^wp ^plorey l^iU^ the President iaid the tax blondiiig ^ smeoIlL fraBhly-ftoMn ment of his destination or purpose The committee overwhelmingly leaped out of a white-hot pool of i ' situation has been a matter for rejected a proposal to give auto Famous Brands At Low Prices! Mode by Ibe m eher. ef SUNOCe MOTOB FVIIS fire up Into a black Florida aky, i.*"* •fP**®*’’ careful and Intense study. And, Vice President Nixon p'lacea a wreath In the Capitol rotunda . today In front of the caskets bear­ of his trip. Dairy Qusen floter . ceotsd. So ing ^the^^bddles^jifun^^ World War II and Korea. (AP Photofaxi. During .he day he had talked makers ^>ecial tax relief. A 19-^-vole turned down an toko this tip: Have a DQ Con* with lant. aa of now the economic situation V with two of France's elder mili­ OPEN WED- • CLOSED MEMORIAL DAY Th* rocket's brilliant exhaust Navy announcement said the en- tary ■ statesmen. They are Gen. amendment -by Rep. Tbaddeua M. does not warrant any reductions Ma-chrowtcB (D-Mich) to permit a dipt ; fiama cut a perfect path through fl- beyond already proposed relief for Georges Catroux and stern Mar­ « heavy overcaaC straight upward (CoaMnned on Page Teaj shal Alphonse Juln. the present 10 per cent exclae tax GREEN STAMPS • AMPLE FREE PARKING fUsf Savers) small business. on new automoMlea lo drop to T . Eisenhower also . dealt- w|th s"tM i^ “J!Cerem onial No Oiotre'Saen for Poty Honors - Many political ? quarters ._feel per cent July. 1. The other mem­ e IYS6. NATIONAL DAISY QUEEN DEVELOPMENT CO. these other matters: ber -voting with. Machrowtea was France—At the outset of the Coty la • left with no choice blit to call in De Gaulle to'bsk, him to Rep. Noah Mason (R-IU). conference the Presiden't said the ilachrowlcg: told newsmti! -ha- Utuatlena Ih crisis ridden France ■ftrm a new goveriimant. - yuinn*s Hussisuis Put^BltMjk I n s u i w j f j The general announcet yester- viewed the action as probably rt—The-inside the door of the Capitol, a he appeared to face formidable op­ AL ELKDi; Afternoon and Saturday Until Noon ^ Oii^Viigoslav Credit (FHA) today called a halt to its un-knowhi of two wars vv-ere policenian atop the cupola above position in the National Assembl.v, ciit by separate legislation. ALLAN COE JR. IJkes De (iaulir Present when the- committee 500 Hartford Road 807 Middle Tpke. Weet But In response to a question mortgage insuring operations in .the steps lowered the flag to half which must approve his appoint­ brought *0 the Capitol today lo m ast voted to hold the line on taxes waa . ; later he did .say he happened to Connecticut because of fear of ex­ ment to the premiership. Secretary of the Treasury Ander- Belgrade, Yugoslavia, Mgy 28 dependence from either the west- gf peqple who liked ceeding the limit ‘authorized by recefye their country's homage. The bodies of the two warriors, Coty was perhaps trying to pre­ The bodies of the nameless ones —Ths Soviet union put the eco em or eastern blocs. Gen. Charles de Gaulle when he CtJiigreas, .symbolic of.the thousands'uniden- pare political opinion for a call The Soviet Union and others In W^tle no further commitments } Vl'or'd War II and, Keren were (Continued on Page Twelve) nomlc aqiigCBe' on Yugoalaria to­ knew him during and after World tiffed where they fe.l,l ffi the world- to De Gaulle in tplks with the the eastern bloc refused to send War II. will be made without .specific au-ceremony from the de- ran'ging battles of World War II. three political leaders. day by poaiponing for five years a party delegations to the congress. Eiiienhow-er said he has had long thority from Washington, the local »troyer which brought them home, and in Korea, were reverently The .National Assembly last credit arrangement between the , Tlie Soviet credit move had been and friendly contacts with De office w1U continue to receiv-e and to the capit.pl where they will he berne a.shore from the destroyer night gave Pflimlin a thumping expected following the recent So­ Gaulle, and recalled a dinner ses­ proceas applications ttp to the in state until the final honors of Blandy at the naval gun factory vote of approval on a Constitu­ two cotintrles.' Memorial Da.v. ♦ The decirion was announced by viet cancellation of economic talks sion at the time Eisenshower was point where the commitment Is is­ here! tional Reform Bill.-indicating that Bulletins with Yugoslavia and Soviet falluif leaving Europe as supreme com­ sued. Vice President Nixon and other It waa their first contact, since the deputies had no atomach for tm J W .H A K coitii Knows You Will Enjoy new 5 miniife: the official newa agency Tanjiig. dignilar^s stood at reverent at­ from the AP Wires to send experts for the building John- B. Maylott. state FHA Ji- the day of their .sacrifice, with the the general. Pflimlin quit because It came as no aulrprise. since mander. World War II. tention as the flag-draped coffins wonder saoce! Yugoalaw-Soviet. ’’relations have of a'fertilizer plant, . At that time. Eisenhower said, rector, said tie had received in- , .. -j ...... soil thev helped keep free. he lost some of his Moderate sup­ been deteriorating in recent weeks. It sharpened the tension be-; structions from Washington to ! P'""*' -The brief, ceie.non.v was the porters in the assembly. tween Yugoslavia and the Soviet I (Continued on Page Ten) stop is.suing commitrrient.'i after to­ I tunda. ..jJ'first in three days of high honors 1M)DU CLAIMS OVER 51% The Soviet Union In two agree­ The public was welcom'C to The demonstration, with (he Hartford, May 2* i/Pi—Thomas PL 43c ments had' promised economic b]em(K-ratlc state conven- This amount was to be used for Motorists Told A compo.sile guard of honor Day union marches, wa.s orderl.v Gnn already are^.back of his building ah aluminum plant in from the East. , gram, the FHA Is limited in the from the Army. Navy and Air Scores of orgaHizalions have no­ but noi.sy. Communists. Socialist New 5 Minute ’ The cancellation will hit the total number of mortgages it ckn tified the governmejrf of their wish campaign for the nomination Montenegro and other industrial Force escorted the bladk hearses and Christian Trade Unionists had to the l'.S. Senate. The formeg projects. Only a small part of the 'Yugoslav economy hard and upset Of Oldigations Insttre. in the slow funeral proce.s.jiotl to place wreathariit t:.e caskets in cp'Wi fn> t)io demonstrators. Wonder Sauce! ■FHA-has no money, itself, to put the rotuiidaj.;xThe.v. Included vet- Congressman said .they .had-''r- credit was for cash loans and con- efforts of Jugoslavia to balance its from the naval gun factory, ' The riiarc-h^rs chanted "Fas­ ’ sonally proiniseil him the.v w ould aumer goods. ,. foreign trade; out for mortgages but passes on ierans' orgptfiizations, war mothers’ cism -shall not_ pa.ss " and "Vive la V It was the latest Soviet,move and gives government backing'to The caskets occupied the place I groups,x(^teran auxiliary societies 'support him “through thick and Va cup HeHmcMiR's M A V O N N A IM t Foreign obsetyers heye expect - Over Weekend republique.” 'No police -were In thin" and tliat they will stand be­ aucerama In the feildlng betwreeh the Soviet regular trade relations between! loans made by various' lending in­ of honor in the Capitol where and.jliany others. sight. stitutions. Maylott estimates.that World War I Geh. John J. Per­ hind him at the June 27-28 con­ REAL Moyennoise.^ Va bloc and Yugoslavia aince the re­ Yugoslavia and .the Soviet Union Hartford. May 28 (ff)-The Con- shing and ipahy another dignitary Officials of the Military District The police are controlled by So­ vention. He told a news confer­ ••••••eeeeeeeeeeeeeeweeteeeDe cent Yugoslav, party congress. Th# will aim be affected by the Soviet necticut Safety Commission says of Washington, responsible for the cialist Jules Moch. who gave tacit !er« ‘ , ■ , ...... (Conltniiixl on Page Ten) a.swell as the Unknown Soldiai>Iay 28 \/P)—The nrocasaiona of Presbyterians met he .Mid, is ‘made by “the Gospel,it­ Teamsters Boss James E. HolTa ried up the Capitol step.s first. The tbday at a Pittsburgh street com­ self." he' quoted'§t. PauU About one-lhlrd of all fatal acci­ Is busily eoiirtlng a bevy of friends rniteii Auto Workers today POk TVIF Bt SI T LAVi )P MUSH dents Involve elUler drivers or World War II veteran'.s casket fol­ made a bid for government help CUCUMBERS er and Joined hands to form one "There, is one body and one spirit in Ihe, AFL-CIO In apparent ef­ lowed; Hits Texas Prison Farm church.- ieyen as ye are called In'one hope pedestrians who have been drink­ fort to get his scandal-ridden truck to break a deadlock In contract Birds Eye 'French 'Fried Potatoea i w i k s of your calling," ing, he added.' . Each was preceded by two negotiations with the auto indus­ “Praise God from whom a|l' The so-called "social drinker" is union readmitted Into federation.. olergymen, ; try, tieneral .Motors Immediately 2 pkgs. 39c RADISHES blessings fiow.” they sang as thd Dr..Montgomery added: Vincent (The Chin) Gigante ac- A delegation of hono'rai'y palF^ \Veldon Te.\., Miiv 28 ((P>—A -ter t h ^ \ree-fourths of the p ^ replied that such a move would downpoiver drenched converging "We must always be sensitive to often a serious problem, he said, qililled III New York of attempted HOLIDAV WEOCEND aince he-suffers Impairment of bearers followed. se<-und strike of prisoners at■ pie of TexTexas.” aecomplish nothing. The UAW Swiffa Beef Sandwich Staaka lines of representatives of the the fact that disunity among the asKassInatlon of racketeer Frank Eaatham Prison Farm ended al­ ■Newsmen who have repeatedly TOMATOES Loot. Lb. A T V Presbytsrian Church In the U.B.A. members of the body of Christ Judgment and loss of capacity for Costello.. .Patricia White. 13, who It was a solemn and quiet crovV-d proposed that the federal mediae .. 95c pkg. Mofflorioi Doy it on important holiday: obsorv* it os o mnmoriol!... self-criticism before displaying, ob- that stood In the morning, sunshine most as quickly as It began to- gone through food linea at the Mon and conciliation service, en­ and the United Presbyterian places 4 stumbling block in >the says she was beaten by a girl on the Capitol ground.* while the dav when 242 convicts, picked prison and its farms universally' It also ushars in tho sooson for picnics ohd outinQS. Church. path of those Vvhom God seeks vioua' symptoms -of intoxication. classmate, reporteil In crifleal con­ ter hegoMatlons. G.M said It al­ For Your Dole Pineapple Chunlu Spanish Onions Large 2 Lbt. 25c ‘That's the menacing factor in caskets were carried slowly up the up' their tools and returned to praise the quality and quantity of ready had met with this group 1c SA LE 48 at regular price; iB Their union In the new United through the church to win" the dition at Pittsfield, Mass., General prison food most of it raised on 2Sc ★ ★ Presbjrterlan Church In the U.S.A. newness of life." i ^ a l drinkinF. always a problem Hosn'tBl. Capitol aTeps. work. and is convlnred .that It t« too First Picnic; more for le. "at holiday, time, r'eatiUing tod often Seeveral older 'women wiped their the extensive Texas prison farm late now for the mediators to B A N A N A S 2 Lba. 2 7 c LIPTON'S C H O IC E STEER BEEF reunited two denominations tom .The annuals of presbyterianlsm Hartford County .Coroner Ixiuls eye*. One'leensge boy with tears Weldon, Te.x„ May 28 lAb— X ' sy.sleni. A ^ A — ComblnaUon JLAf, apart in a dimly remembered quar­ are dotted vV-lth splits, unions and In excelalve., speed-, passing dan­ Schaefer puts erimlnal blame on help- t ____ • Wonder Hot Dog or gerously and speed too fast for K'." K,'™;;; o< p,.™.,. ..™o« About 30 guards w ere on duty Dob. 9 9 c rel of long ago. new splits, ever since John Calvin •when the second strike erupted Hamburg g O R A N G E S California TEA BAGf i-” , SHORT or laid the groundwork for the group conditions," he aald. P.AY BOiL SECTION KILLED Bolls For 25c "We extend the right hand of -Pormn,- .l, without warning. Washington, May 28 .t^)-7Tho SIRLOIN ft) fellowship and Join hands and back In the 16th Century Protes­ farm shortly after one group of Heard said all available guards .SUte Lino Fbr 3 9 c company ■ until May 4.. "Norw-alk Senate rejected today a move to Grapefruit Seedless '3 STEAKS hearts In the merging of our tw-o tant Reformation. sullen prisoners ended another sit- then were called out. revise an emergency Jobless pay great churches.” said the Rev. Dr. Gften. -subtle doctrinal quesliona i J ^ lj^ C n h O 'W C r S l f f l l S Board of Education chairman says tVasssr 111rTls'lu P ouu. 2 0 c SCOTKINS PAFER his hoard has recelve«l a grant of -1 lUvv 1 l^ llln J leaf c: down- demonstration at dawn, *“*1' the 242 men were tu^ch hill MO as to require all states .Chips bag and 50c IMPORTED HOLLAND Robert N. Montgomery, moderator have sent the theologiCally-sensi- i ^ to provide benefit* for Sii addi­ Virginia Dare A PRODUCT OF BEST FOODS of the U. P. church, as he clasped tive Presbyterians .vv-lth their over- P sw ln l - n stn u l K',. .1" • ' ■ ■' ' ,1- tional 16 weeks. The. propo*^ hands with the Rev. Dr. Harold R. lay of Scotch temperament scat-i iXaieS pOO.Sl vancement of Education to deter­ Lebanon Areas oners of Latin-Amcrican extrac | *„rt,ienlv.. called a halt Syrups !>t. 33c NAPKINS 2 Pb,. 29c E . . b » 3 . 5 9 Martin, moderator „of the U.S.A. tering Into senarate camps. ! . . .. . mine whether teaching can be anirndmrnt, offered by Sen. Complete Line of Coll CANNED HAMS 3 Lbs. John F. Kennedy (D-Msss), was NUCOA MfiBGAHINE 2'^ 59c IjO LUNCHEON i-PLV BY SqOTT church. The Presbyterian Church in the; Washington. May 28 (/P)- It'll made a-more attractive career Tack Hekrd. assistant prison dl-i « <»'''* '“ tie before." Bevemges ^ 12 Oz. Beirut. Lebanon, May 2.8 (J’l—j ...... '.'JV"'Heard■ • - Heard .said,said ‘'and"and gvave ho rea.son defeated 57-27 on a roll eall. 29c The ceremonies vvlll be climaxed U.S.A., popularly referred to as ! cost you .4 cents to mail a letter, t ^pol- 'per­ Intense fighting flared again y e s -.rector for slecurity, reported .about' There Was • hot even any niention vote. m, 5 9 c by sharing of the Lord's supper. Northern Preabyteriana, also in- atarting Aug. 1. sonnel, salaries and facilities. terday In Tripoli, the Lebanese 242 men sat down and quit. CHICKEN LEGS It marks the end of a break-up cludea some southern ) churches, Although voicing some objec- Nobie J. Grego.ry defeated by of food, a* there was by one or Premier Stuffed A .Q ^ 7c,Oft Regular Pricet SOLID paok,'Aq o n .' Mediterranean seaport wheie' the ' He aald they would give no rca- ,lw-n men yesleTday," . .ALASKA B.\t KERS G.AIN OUves 12 Ob. Jar “ V C Don’t forget, we offer you the finest Franks, Hamburg and CoW Cuta that started'more than 200 years howevci’. as well aa congregations j tiona, Pieaidtnt Eisenhower yes- Frank A. Sliilthlefield in Ken­ little 51iddle East Nation's crisis.'son for |the strike. - Washington, .May 28 iJb —. PREMIER UOHT MEAT! ago In Scotland, and has erupted throughout the rest of the nation terday signed a bill providing tucky Congressional primary yes­ Heard said officials were un­ Llbby’a Vlenaa ^ A m money can buy . . . For a budget saver, serve Fiah! began l919 days ago. . The 232 who striU-k at'l:30 p.m. able to explain the cause of the' House hackers of statehood for ijOHATOi, in various cleavages since 'then. —a total of 8,489.. I boosts in rates in letters, air rhail. terday, ending Gregory.ii 22-.vear ■ Eyewitness' reports said t'wo ; yesterday also gave.no reason for Sausagea dL Cans “ 9C CRISCa 3 Lb. 90c .' The union also is the latest in The United Preabyteriana, | po.st cards.-newapapers, magazines Congressional reign. .Rock 'n Roll, new strike. He said- the work- was •Alaska - won a major, victory \ttTCHiPta HELLMANN'S PURE VEGETABLE SHORTENiyo members of the forces opposing! their, sitdown, e,\cept for vague toda.v by whipping 199-174 s Kool Aid TUNA 4 7 Oz. Cans 99c 'a aeries which has brought several strongest in Ohio and Pennsyl-1 and advertising matter. warbler Jerf.v Lee I-ewla flew Into' pro-western President , Camille : references to dissatisfaction with not hard. _ Aaeoyted JC FREE PARKING " once-separated Protestant groups The new strike occurred about .motion to pigeonhole their MU. .1 vanla, have 973 congregations, | The legialatlpn al.so carries pay New York '.today, nonchalantly Chamoun were killed and 12;! prison food. The first strikers But doubt stilt clouded IU even­ Flavora O Pkgs. 25c FRENCH back together. Together, the merged denomlna-, increases for some 520.000 postal chewing gum and denying he wa* a thlle and a half or two miles 10c Off Reautar Price! wounded. The opposition'fighters | were not of I.xtiri-American ex- north of the main Eaatham Prison tual fate. Strategists in the PUIadelpUa Cream OQe. Dr. Montgomery, in a serftion tiona include 9,462 churches. j workers and fpreshadows probable hooted wilt of England because of reportedly tried to break, out of ; traction. maneuvering over the neasata. PREMIER \ j w . m k c a W E GIVE h: rr h '-.'BHr-old glri. farm builfilhg. 'Cbisaae ^ S Obs. O lr C 2 14-ob. DRESSING prepared for the worship sgrvlce Dr. Montgomery Mid "We shall pay hikea .for another one million the Old Moilem quarter where . original strikers, hungry, ■ Said the outroms an a final vala 100% PURE INSTANT M A H CH nrm Co hm - consummating the merger, said: hope and pray'-'. that the gueat fOr workers iii the govemment'a civil West German Prealdent Theo­ they have been blockaded and the virtually sleepless, auj- The Eastham unit contains abdUt ntot Foods; Panning's Bread BOTTLES CORNED BECF 2^^. 79c GREEN STAMPS 1,400 convicts. ' ^ — potaibly to be taken lain ia>7 "The queat for unity among the unity "may in the lifetime of Mrvice. — dor Heuss lekvea home' for first government's security forces 'returned to work abovt dawn dny ~ could hinge on ttm tPAl/‘ ' and Butter O . CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS people of Gk>d is one of those really many n us bring about our union! Eiienhower had asked a. trigger visit to New- World by a German forced them back . The orlglaal stri)(era baard ia Pleklaa A HOC 49c SANAA COFFEE ^ ‘^•’'lISc SERVE HOT or CX >LD .. ■ 'S. toda.v. dressing down by Etll- this morn­ tiona taken by meaUiere aAenS B&ik. 49c wide horlsons and great tasks afid with otir fsUqw Preabyteriana tn rate increase and a smaller postal chlirf of state. .Overflow' crowd In Skirmishes, also were reported In

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