THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 195S PAGE EIGHTEEN jHanrt;pst«r lEoraing iim lb Average Daily Net Press Run For tha Week Ended Tht Weather .lune SO. 105S Foreeaat ef D. B. Weatbor Buieae "Recent births at Hartford hospi tals iftcluded the following; On Candidate 10,976 About Town June 22, at the Hartford Hospital, Bloodmobile Werm, hnmM, poeaible - aliowera Member of tho Audit a son to Mr. and Mrs. James Leber, tonight, rimidy, warm tomerrow. ' 105 Holl street, and daughters to Bureau of Ctrcnlathma Navy Doctor Lt. (jr ) ♦'rank H, " Here Monday Manchester— ‘A City o f VUla/fe Charm Horton, who waa associated with Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Squires, 82 Dr. Howard Boyd In the practice Oxford street, and to Mr. and Mrs. Earl G. Stevenson, 22 Walk>T of pediatrics until he was recalled Additional Donors Are (ClasaiBed AdvetrUalng eu Pago 14) to active service last fall, and street, and on June 23 at. the St. VOL. LXXH, NO. 227 MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1953 (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE FIVE CBNT8 whose wife and children reside at Francis Hospital, a daughter to Needed Urgently; Use 63 Prineeton street, recently re Mr. and Mrs. Robert White, 24 In War, Town Cited' ported to Great Lakes Militthjy Saulters road. Sea Transportation Service, Atlaii^ Sfc. Albert N. Lea, 113 Eldrldge Stre.«sing the urgent need for tic Area, for assignment afloat. more dortora for Monday’^ visit Democrats Tl^ ^ He attended Brown University and street, is aboard the USNS Trans Schools Backed port Gen. R. I. Howae which is nf the Bloodmobile, Mrs. Ruth Tif Yale University School of Medi fin. president of the Women’s Fed cine, coming to Manchester lit scheduled to arrive in Seattle to morrow morning with 2.673 pas eration at the Center Congrega Battle Ike’s! July of 1950. He was certified by tional Church, sponsors of the the Americn Board of Pediatrics sengers from the Far East. Schedules campaign for June, has reissued In February of this year. some of the pertinent facts about o f T o w n A special meeting of the Con the blond program as they affect TaxTactics The Past Chiefs Club of Me necticut State Association of the the people of Manchester. morial Temple No. 33. Pythian Sis Loyal Order of Moo.se and the Con necticut Football Festival will be ’The Bloodmobile will be at Washington, June 26—ie 29 at the Moose Hall Waiting to Cast Votes on Schools Questions — The House Democratic in Hamden. It is expected that p.,m. at HALE’S SELF SERVE and MEAT DEPT. leadership today threw its in o’clock at the home of Mrs. Ethel Mrs. Tiffin, in her statement, Swimming Lindsay, 111 Main street. representatives from all the Moose fluence against the Eisen lodges in the state will be present. said, "The need for blood donors has not abated. It Is greater SUNLIGHT ’ HALE’S hower administration’s tac Hose Company 2 of the South than ever. The Connecticut Re, tics of bypassing the tax Manchester Fire District will hold St. Margaret's Circle, Daughters <■ 81101 Photo. Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Pool and of Isabella, held a most successful Jack Whttham gional Blood Program mpat col writing ways and meari4 Its final drill for the summer lect more than 100,000 pints of COFFEE months tomorrow evening at 0:30. card party last night at the K. of Jack Whitham of Manrhester blood this year to meet Its re BUTTER committee in its battle to get C. home. Prises were awarded the High School is a candidate for Fresh Ground GREEN or YELLOW SQUASHu, 12c All members are requested to be quirements in the nattonsi pro-, Hall Voted extension of the excess prof 13,000 ^eA\East Germati Reds Good Ideas on time. high scorers at each table. Two lieutenant governor for the Na gram. its tax. door prises, donated by Mrs. tionalist Party at Boys State, the Lb. Lb. 10,000 Pints a Month L . . 2 5 C Manchester voters went to i Acting Democratic Leader Mc Michael Gorman and Mrs. Theo week-long program being con "Blood i.save the lives of our GREEN BEANS Lh. 19c — when the issue comes to the social time following the games, Whitham, who will be a senior $5,450,000 for the construc Allied Line ICE CREAM servleemen on the fighting front, tion of a new Keeney Street House floor, probably Monday. Berlin, June 26 — (JP) ^minister announced formation of a F or T r u c e during which strawberry short In the fall, is taking college pre and for transfusion necessary for Nevertheless, House Speaker paratory courses. He waa elect Thousands nf Germans .special "operative commission’’ cake and whipped cream was patients in veterans’ hospitals Lb. Schoohand a new high school Martin (R-Mass) predicted over Seoul, June 26 — (/P) — At ed captain of the .soccer team by EGGPLANT ..15c with full power to initiate and drive Seoul, Saturday, June 27— served. who.se operations are the direct with an auditorium to seat whelming Republican support and least 13,000 Chinese Reds hit marched under Red banners through measures designed to cool his teammates and al.so co-cap 7 7 )— President Eisenhower’s result of their combat injuries. 1-.300 and the controversial certain victory for President Bi.sen- in East Berlin today in a rally the fires of revolt by improving the (fP tain of the track team. This the Allied line on both ends of The WBA Guard Club will meet Manchester cannot let these boys hower In an expected bruising of loyalty to their East Ger lot of the common man. truce trouble-shooter meets tomorrow night at the home of spring, Whitham was a key fig ROYAL PUDDINOS and QEUTIN 4 29c CU K6S 2 For 1 Sc swimming pool. the Korean battlefront today, down. Th» vote: ___ floor battle. The oommiaaion'a job-th e Reds again this afternoon . with QUALITY ure in the SUCCC.SS of the track man government. Mrs. Shirley Smith, . 118 Green "Blood is needed for civilian but hard-fighting South Ko said its makeup and site were still squad as the ace of the 100 and On thn high zchool, 3,491 ye.*i "Only a very small number of Soviet riflemen ringed the gov President Syngman Rhee a l BEVERAGES wood drive. hospUals^Manchester men. women, reans hurled back most of being worked out—was In effect to 220 yard events. VIRGINIA DARE PREMIER WHITE MEAT and 1,386 no. Republicans will fail to support the ernment headqiiartera, target of nnd children nave required be PEACHES Lb. 23c President," he predicted. ‘'If Dem spin East Germany's wretched ter disclosing in secret what A grass fire waa put out at Whitham is the son of Mr. and On adding the auditorium to it, 10,000 Communists who at the June 17 revolt, while the So OILieiOUt K t e»IAM tween 80 and 90 pints a month for True Fruit'.Flavored 2,T97 yes and 1,947 no. ocrats vote against the rule, (the economy back towards capitalism. the stubborn South Korean Memorial Field yesterday after Mrs. Erwin W. Whitham, 42 Ger tacked eight strategic out- cialist (Unity (Communist) part" Preliminary plana made public SODAS AT HOMil transfusions in our Manchester On adding the .ewlmming pool, proposal to take tax bill up by brought the workers into mid- executive called “ gooii ideas” noon by Company 2 of the SMFD. ard street. Hospital. TUNA CALIF. POTATOES 4 Lha. 25c extraordinary procedure l, they po.sts in the west. by the Grotewohl cabinet laat night 2.429 yea and 2,287 no. U. S. Sabre jets shot down two city, Many of them took part In spelled the final collapse of the all- on the Korean truce crisis. "Other Manchester residents are The Keeney Street School car will be m the position of joining a general strike at the time of the 'ntelr first . face to, face talk hospitalized at the Hartford Ho.s- SYRUP these few Republicans in denying Communist MIG jets and damaged out Communism drive that started 7 Oz. Cair ried by 3.814 ro 1,043. one in air battlea over North Korea revolt, hut they have been brought last summer and foiled ahead re yesterday — two houra and 45 pital. the St. Francis. Mt. Sinai. LEMONS 4 For 25c S to 1 Margin a House vote on the issue and under the control of Soviet mili minutes — produced hope for clos Their need for blood to save their thia afternoon.. . lentlessly until it bumped squarely Bottle The high achool carried all four defeating the financial program of tary forces. into the June 17 rebellion. ing the deep U. S.-South Korea PINEHURST lives is urgent. Manchester cannot the administration." Gen. J. Lawton Collins, U. S. dlstricta, with the higheat margin Army Chief of Staff, toured the Premier Otto' Grotewohl'a re 'Tile cabinet ordered the com- rift on armistice terms. let these people down. In District Fotir where 1,326 votera - From the parlismentarv and tac gime said today's demonstration Combats Polio WATERMELON Each $ 1.49 front today with Gen, Maxwell D.' ml-ssmiaaion to; Aialatant favored the project and 446 op- tical atandpoint, this Is the situa showed “the trust of the working 1. Strip the government’a re U. S. Secretary of State, delivered "Blood is needed for the gamma Taylor. Eighth Army commander. poaed It—a margin of more than tion now: The big-scale Red assaults open massek In their government." But serve shelves bare of food and a secret message from Secretary of OPEN FRIDAY globulin project to combat polio * to 1. The administration, putting on ed the fourth year of war on this Grotewohl was testing his civil clothing, throwing everything on State John Foster Dulles and per Lb. > 6 C this summer. It takes a little over HALVES or QUARTERS The vote in Diatrict One waa 667 strong pre.ssiue. got the House battered peninaula. authority with the backing of two to the retail consumer market. sonal word from Eisenhower, pre UNTIL a pint of blood to supply an aver to 317; in District Two, 803 to Rules committee to Aote last night Heavy ft.^hting still raged on the armored divisions and 38,000 Ger This wipes out the traditional sumably diacloaing new poaaibili- age dose of gamma globulin. The 3 9 330; in Diatrict Three, 695 to 293. to disregarji the Waya and Means 2 9 * I east-central front where 3,000 Com- man troops. Communist ’‘state planning” sys ties to ease South Korea’s bitter Red Cross is planning to process FRANCO-AMERICAN Lighter pluralities gave their committep. which has kept an ex muniata attacked ROK positions The Russian occupying forces tem. opposition to a truce. and package approximately 1,- approval to including an auditor tension bill bottled up, snd to send I near the junction of the Pukhan and apparently were about ready to 2. . Slash appi-opriations for war- After the meeting Rhee said: 000,000 polio units lor the national ium in the achool at all polls. The the Issue to the floor. Kumsong Rivera. lift martial law. It was believed potential heavy industry by almost "Mr. Robertson has brought gamma globulin program.. S P A G H E n i awimming pool lost in District "The Rules committee can do this It was in this sector that .30.000 they would pull their armed forces hsif and use the recouped govern good ideas and our mutual under 8 : S 0 P J M . "Blood is needed for ail these BAB-O Two, the southwest section of by proposing lljsl the House adoot Chinese shoved Allied lines back at out of the city If .they considered ment money for workers’ housing, standing is being greatly Im uses. None can be scamped. Only SAUCE town where 568 voted down the *..."t*oiporpry rule" to take up the leMt two milea_ two weeks ago . in the . demon.stration ahowed th«- heeUh.and welfare Improvements, proved,’’ ...... blood donors can fill the need. And OOMBINATION {1S6,60() pool and 521 cast bailota extension bill. the biggest Red assault in two party to control the area. 3. Junk the crop, livestock and Robertson told newsmen; SHOP IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT more blood donors are needed here With Meat in favor. McCormack told reporters he. years. Tile Fast German puppet regime food quotas which have forced "We hope we are making prog in Manchester for next Monday's The votes by district on the audi would oppo.se sdoptinn of the rule, The Fight’ll Army said the new meanwhile aet up what looked like many' farmers out of business, ress In removing misunderatand- Bloodmobile Day. Cp'U 3-5111, at torium: attacks left U. S. a.id oUier foreign compelled some of the best of Inga.” 3 Cons Can if the House rejected the rule, the a substitute government, to speed once, and make an appointment to District One. 548 tc. 414; District tax bill would not come under troops virtnaMy untouclied and reforms designed tq. ease the work them to flee to the West and burn Beyond that, there were no In FOR EXTRA SHOPPING CONVENIENCE NOW PINEHURST fulfill your part a t thla great ob Two. 626 to 481; District Three, formal consideration on the floor. concentrated on ROK positions. ers' rebellion against Communism, ed deep fires of resentment dication of how much they lu d ligation.” .341 to 417; District Four. 1,082 to Most of the Democrats are, in The main weight of the Red as- With apparent Soviet approval - throughout the agricultural belt. eased the crisis created' by Rhee’s PINEHURST OFFERS YOU FRIDAY FAMILY 635. formally on record for extension perhaps given him as a last chance Innatence on drastic revision of BRING S YOU The vote on the awimming pool: of the tax Itself. But there is (Contlniied on Page Three) 1 to survive- th# East zone prime (Continued on Page Eleven) the armistice term*—all but aign- SHOPPING NIGHT ^ District One, 480 to 478; District strong sentiment against putting ^ by Jhe UN Oinunand and tha Two, 521 to 588; Diatrict Three, 483 aside traditional procedure nnd Communiata after nearly two yeara to 473; Diatrict Four, 945 to 788. following what Republican Leader of hard bargaining. WE ARE OPEN EVERY HALE'S Keeney School Widely Supported Halleck (Indl has conceded is s flavor The six room elementary school In a further d i^ a y of cordial 29* 19* "qiiig))" tactic. Hill Urges Tolls ity, u. 8. Ambassador Bllia O. FRIDAY UNTIL 8:30 P.M. Headquarters at Keeney street carried by sub Laniel Is Approved stantial pluralities in all four dis Bt wps lenmed. a prellmlnBry Briggs was host at a dinner nsrty A FULL LINE OF PREMIER DIETETIC S ’) Soup V Saw tricts. In Diatrict Two, the section leadff^riitn poll by Democratic for Robertson snd Rhee and his A Better not'bring the glrla along this Beyond FOR. BonUintfnl>«-as'running 3 to 1 so On Roads Built wifs. Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor. I l \ / r ^ week unleae you are prepared to buy from which tthe school , will draw t-OZ. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES its population, voters approved four .tar against th*. procedure—but Eighth Army cornmandSTr and one of the bride doUq which are offered in a very special deal to one. ‘The same proportions held better than 2 to 1 for the tax ex As French Premier South Korean ofBciala were among along with Fab. m l / ^ tension itself. . V With U. S. Help the guests. Compare in District Four. PREMIER ROCK The vote by districts: The Rules committee acted in Embassy attaches described ths • Waahingtoii, June 26 —> — gathering aa purely a social eve- CONVENIENT PARKING SWIFTNING District One. 719 to 268; District the f.ace of cries from Chairman Pari.s, June 26 — (/P)— Jo-<»-mld-June but waa poattponed be- because no ether syrups have Campbell’s Two, 915 to 221; District Three, 773 Daniel Reed (R.. N. V.) of the Onnecticut's highway commla- nlM. ' ; ,seph Laniel today was ap- caute of French inability to agree atoner today told a congreaslohal CARRY-OUT SERVICE TO YOUR CAR the exclusive formulas of For Cakes, Pastry, Fryinjr to 208; and District Four, 1,40'f to' Waya and Means committee that on a premier, 'ni etnice teams on June 9 had LOBSTER j proved a.a premier of France’s committee that atatea muat be per removed their laat major obstacle THE ONI AND ONLY 348. iluruld Phttto. the move was unconstitutional and •The deputies were apparently Can MifaGle Whip 4,857 Total \'ole imprecedentied and was destroy ' 19th post-war government mitted to collect tolla on certain to an arbitattce when they agreed TOMATO SOUP ^SAIAO ORISSINO This is a typical Manchester family that went lo the polls yes wearied by the torrent of words highways constructed with federal In yesterday’s election the total terday to vole on the ne»f schools questions. Enrico F. Realc, II ing "the very foundations of our on a formula for disposing of (3il- ONLY U. S. CHOICE MEAT AT PINEHURST SHURFINE ending the 37-day , govern- that have flowed since the crisis aid if the nation’! "urgent need" 3 Lb. Tin vote was 4,857 with all those voters Bonner road. Is shown at the Oomraunlty Y waiting In line to' vote legislative system.” waa opened on May 21 by th« de nese and North Korean war pris- We have wonderfully tender sizzling steaks cut from this choice 3 Cana 32c Pint 33c easting ballots both on the Keeney At one point, Reed voiced a ' mental crinia that has twice for 132,000,000,000 Is to be met. onera refusing to return to Red with his wife, Mrs. Jane Realr. The father holds hahy son Wlllinm, feat of Rene Mayer'a cabinet oh a Oommissioner G. Albert Hill ap rule. beef . . . Rib Boasts which make the Ideal oven roast and tender PURE FRUIT Street School question and the high while daughters Jean and Barbara watch the crowd. Voters n|>- veiled threat to resign from the 1 delayed the Big Three Ber Juicy chuck Pot Roasts. ^ vote of confidence. 'They did not peared before a committee which However, the expected formali school question. provetl all tour Issues that will provide a new Keeney Slr«*t School, House, In which he has served 35 muda conference. even go through th# mottona of That figure represents about 22 ■opened hearings In support of a ties for announcing complete agree This Is the time of the year when you get the finest GENUINE a new high school with an aodltoriiim and swimming pool. years. Paris newspapers had attributed a.
r r : ) f V ‘ FAGB TWC liAXCHESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY^ JUNE 26, 1963 MANCHF,STEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1953 PAGI Honor Graduate Golden Age M A N C H I S T fR Swimming ^ Married White, and a brother, Kenneth, July 1 becomes achool superin 13,000 Red Senators Seek Masonic Speaker Texas Ranger testified that during the three tendent at East Haven, Murphy r r days he spent his spare time try has been superintendent of schools Club Picnic STATE ing to comfort them and taking at Montville for six years after rPRE^mOM^l P o o l and — NOW PLAYING — Further Details Tells Whitaker part In the search for her. •serving as principal of Amherst rCAREFCLLT ooMPomram.^ Troops Hit (Mass.I Junior High School and JEAN STEWART Attracts 30 MURPHY APPOINTED principal of the Farmington High SIMMONS o GRANGER School. On Books Ban Jury of Killing Killingly, June 26 -t/P) Charles ^ArUiur Dni{ Sltrii H all Voted The Golden Age (Club's first pic CHARLES LAUGHTON ■ ' fc — E. Murphy. 45, has been appointed nic, yesterday afternoon at the Allied Line (CentiBiMd From 4Pa(« Om ) superintendent of schools here (Continued From Pafo One) lodge in Center 'Springs park, was (Continued from Page t)ne) Plants give off more water by in "YOUNG BESS" succeeding R. Vernon Hays who on attended by over thirty member*, (CoBtinned from Page One). tion came out at the newa confer day than by night. Read Herald Adva, voter*. ca«t ballot* on property and everybody seemed in the mood and did moat o f the digging him PLUS MICKEY ROONEY In ence held, after weeks of news self. qualification*. Under etate law a for having a good time. aault fell on Allied lines blockipg men's demands, by Johnson, Rich peraon may vote on certain que»- Several groups played their fa SLIGHT CASE OF LARCENY Waters said Whitaker told him one of the old invasion roirtes to ard Humphrey, director of the li he fought with the girl while they tion.9 even though he la not a legal vorite card games, but the major brary operation, and Ben Crosby, Voter In the community providing ity favored Bingo (for which they Seoul. But the Arm y said most of were making love In the hack seat public relations officer of the 'In- he own* a stated amount of real or had a special permit). The high SPECIAL the Chinese were thrown back of a car parked we.st of Lubbock Why take less than a Packard-huilt car? . I perhonal property; prize was won by Miss Mary CJamp- I ternational Information adminis the night of Jan. 8. from eight important hill outposts tration. The widespread misunderstand* bell and low by Mrs. Sophie Gra- He quoted Whitaker as saying ing that only persons who own bowskl. KIDDIE SHOW West o f Yonchon, in the Little j Johnson, in an opening state- Joyce referred to another girl property were eligible to vote yes President George D. Edwards, Nor! and Old Baldy sector. I ment, said existing instructions on friend of his, a foreign exchange terday caused considerable con general chairman, was assslted by SATURDAY Incomplete reports from the cllminsting book* by Communists student named Ullah, as a "dumb SUMMER fusion among residents Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. Sophie Gra- front said the Red.* had lost 3.700 or those who "follow the Commu Swede." STARTS AT 2 P. M. nist line or participate in Commu May Be Ready In 10.18 bowakl and several of the other men killed and wounded up to 7 HO aald W hitaker told him he It is planned that the high women. In serving the refresh — I*RESENTING — a.m. nist front organizations" had "led alapped Joyce, she slapped him, school will be ready for occupancy ments which were in bountiful sup The South Koreans lost some to confusion in the field." He said and that was the last he remem in September, 1956 at the earliest. ply and Included eimdwiches, pota REX ALLEN in ground during the night, but re new instructions sre being pre bered until he took a flashlight Architect Victor Frld has estimat klite Studio. to chips, pickles, home made cake grouped and countcrattarked, pared to govern the twilight zone, from the glove compartment, and cookies, ice cream, water Bordar Soddlamafts as he called it. ed It will take nine months to com- Richard C. Ellington driving the Rods down the hills, Mrs. Bernard J. Von Hone shined it on the body, and saw melon and an assortment of cold Johnson said some librarians Kev. Percy Smith pfetc specifications for. the build — PUTS — the Arm y said. the cord “ wrapped several times drinks. ’The day was ideal and the may have removed books never CLEARANCE ing. Construction could get under Richard C. Ellington, son of In the ea.st, .3,000 attacking Chi Miss Betty Go.,.,elin, daughter around her neck." Manche.ster Lodge, No. 73, A. wav next spring. Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Ellington, food supplied would have served nese knocked South Koreans off Intended to be hit by the order*. Loads of Cartoons of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Gosselin F. A A. M., will observe St. John's Sheriff Grady Harrist of Lub 49 Oxford street, last night grad many . more. Doubtlesa the walk three front, line- positions near the The 188 libraries are those the Be.sides 82 classrooms including Day on Sunday by attending di bock and other officers who took uated with honors from the Me from the bus line, both ilrom Bige — ALSO — Piikhan-Kiimsong River Junction. of Country Club road. New Brit government operates in 6.3 coun- libraries, shops and conference low and Edgerton streets, and the vine service at South Methodist part in questioning Whitaker and Offers Tremendous Savings Tomorrow, Saturday chanics) Technology Department Counterattacking South Koreans ain, wa.3 married to Bernard John trie*. The idea is to provide free rooms, the school will Include the hills, discouraged a number of the Church. in the search for the body were auditorium, one large gymnasium cf the State Technical Institute at RADAR MAN FROM twice drove to the cre.st of one hill, Von Hone, son of Mr. and Mrs. books, magazines and other pub- called as witnesses to corroborate Rvshnell Memorial Hall in Hert members. but both,time.* were beaten back. licationa as one means to .'fjve Rev. Percy Smith, a member of to seat 2,000, two smaller gyms, The organization of a Golden Age Aijgu.st Von Hone, 48 Madison the fraternlt.v, and well knowiH to the Ranger captain's testimony. It I ' a remedial gym room, the swim- ford. This school, a two-year THE MOON Late in the day furiqus fighting— native readers a true picture of was admitted despite objections Club (or men and women over 60 street, on June 13 at 2 o'clock at life in this country. many members o f Manchester SPECIAL I i ming pool, two parking lots, a post-secondary technical institute, AdmlMlnii rhlldren SSp In some sector., hand-to-hand— by the defense. was proposed by one of the locid Lodge, will preach the sermon on ' football field, a cinder track, a is operated by the State Depart Adaltn 44r T ax IncludH wa.s reported on all three hills, the the First Lutheran Church of It was brought out that the 300 Waters said Whitaker told his churches a lew years ago without titles, all copies of which have this occasion. i Worshipful Mas baseball diamond, three softball ment of Education under-the Bu Eighth Arm y said. New Britain. Rev. Raymond W. story at Austin the night of Jan. 4-Door Redan success, although they are popular been removed, are the works of 18 ter Graham L. (Jlark has announc America’s newest medium-priced car FAILLE COATS diamonds, six tennis courts. reau of Vocational Education. Some military ob.sen-ers specu Hedberg, pastor of the church, 27. He said he asked Whitaker in many of the large centers. How Note: Due to Kiddle Show Sat authors. In the aggregste, the ed that lodge will open at 9:30 a. $ Dell*-er#d la MnaelMsIer BATHING Financing Plans ever. the Manchester Branch of the urday regular performance lated that the Rods were trying performed the ceremony. if he knew where the body was — built in the greatest of all 6ne- * to fight their way to a corridor of overseas libraries contain some m., and the members will form in •piiii ititt Md Wit ttiM. ir ur. TttiiiM* WITH IRIDESCENT TAFFETA LININGS The appropriation will be fl- YWCA was the promoter of the •tarts at 4:80, rnntiniiou*. The bride, who was given in two million volumes. line at 9:45 on the w'est, law n-of buriqd and the youth replied " I f 1 ^ulpmtnl tnd whit* tliwt ortn. nanced. it Is expected, on 20 yfar present club which has been meet flat land wiiich leads to the marriage by her father, was at were there I could show you the car traditions— fo r Only 2692 I^lrn mir *irr ■ll■llUr In mmW iiaaini Johnson wa.s asked to release the the church grounds for the service SUITS About Town Hwachon Reservoir, about 25 miles tended by her sister. Miss Arlene spot." tin dut M ■kIv.lM cfeWfM. “. bonds. A state grant of about |1,- ing at the Community Y every Hat of authors or works banned beginning at 10 o'clock. SUN., MON., TUBS. to the south. Gosselin, and Walter A. Von Hone 000,000 will reduce the ultimate Officers of Temple Chapter. No. other Thursday afternoon. but he declined to do so, saying it In the event of inclement Whitaker had been stationed at Director William Stearns of the An overcast sky hampered aerial cost to the taxpayer* to *4,000,- 6 3 order of the Eastern Star, was best man for his brother. would be contrary to the Interests weather, the membBrs of the lodge Reese Air Force Base at Lubbock Come in today and find out why they call the CLIPPER “« ^ 6uy” of the year j; $0.98 T has been most cooperative. The KATHRYN GRAYSON operation.,, but all Allied war 000. Payment* on,the grant will be ^ attend the picnif. Sun- Henry Gosselin and Robert Willis of the program. will. a.,.,emble in Cooper Hall at while he was dating Joyce. Three *12 building will be taken over (or the GORDON MacRAB Irt planes swarmed over the battle- made In 20 annual Installments. Ijiay, at the cottage of Mrs. Ella ushered. Senators Hennings (D-Mo) and the church. All Master Masons days after Joyce disappeared he BRUNNER'S. summer as in previous years by "DESERT SONG" front' lookijig for holes in the was transferred to Lackl.Tiirl INCORPORATED General Manager Richard Mar- | Gallant, at Coventry lake, are re clouds through which they could Tile bride wore an Imported Henry M. Jackson (D-Wash) fired residing in the Jurl.,dirtion of 858 EAST ftENTER STREET tin has estimated that three mills quested to meet at the Maisonic girl* working on tobacco, and no lace gown with portrait neckline, A F B at San Antonio. M A N C H E sn en REGULARLY 17.98 further meetings of the Golden Age | pound Red' positions, some tart comments at Secretary of Manchester Lodge are- cordially C O nO N FABRICS a .\esr for the 20 years baserl on Temple at 2:30 p. m. plus “STAR OF TEXAS* bouffant skirt with bustle effect Joyce's mother, Mrs. Lena A. Club will be held untH September. The A ir Force said 111 fighter- •State Dulles, demanding written invited to attend this annual M a Sites 32 to 40 the present *94 million Grand Li.st | — ----- bombers hit the attacking Red., up back, and a matching Jacket, explanations more detailed than sonic observance. — would cover the *4,000,000 prin- Commander Kenneth Ostrinsky to early afterpoo;’ , and hundreds Orange blossoms held her finger Johnson gave. cipn! and the interest on it. i and Qaurtermaster Theodore Rd“- more were waiting for the sky to tip veil in place and she carried The two Senators yesterday re C.vnthla Debandi, Richard Tru- Beaides the state grant, there is berg will be' in attendance at the AHENTION! . clear. a colonial bouquet. ceived identical replies from dell, Barbara Rottner, Jo-Ann *250.000 left from previous school , ,33rd encampment of the V FW the Returning pilots reported heavy A fter a reception at the home Dulle.s to their previous queries, Fisher, Margaret OReilly. Nancy , I appropriations. A reserve fund for next three days at Norwich, Red antl-aifcr.-ift fire in the Little of the bride’s parent.*, the couple and both rejected the Secretary's King, I.ynn Messenger, Richard SPECIAL! future capital improvement* con-1 - — LaFOND BROTHERS Nori area, spent a week at Cape Cod and letter as unresponsive. Jackson Barrette and Brenda Cole. tains *.500.000 which some tow n ' Dr. and Mrs. Lane Giddlngs of n«Riiy Kayo "On our reconnaissance flight then took a motor trip through called it "no anaswer at all." Satiiiday evening at Emanuel DACRON SUITS officials consider availabl.j for Summit street, and,their children, STEAK HOUSE we received over 150 bursts of New Hampshire. Like Hennings, he renewed a Church, the following piano pupils school purposes. GenersI Manager ^ are spending their vacation at MONSON, MASS. "HANS CHRISTIAN flak," one pilot ."Aid. "It was black _Mr. Von Hone graduated from demand ftir a list of all the books of Mrs. Barry gave a recital KEITH'S OFFERS YOU COLORFUL NEW COTTON Richard Martin has pointed out on t Great Barrington in the Berk- with flak bursts." local school.^ and is employed at banned, the exact standard used lo Betty Jane and Barbara Cran several occa.slons. howeve,-. that if shires, ANDERSON" South Korean officer., said the the Don W illis'Garage. Judge them, and a copy of each of by famous maker ' Sandoy Fcmiily SpocM In T^rh. R:4S - B:lt dall, Eric Gottfried, Donald Mulse- the fund is used for the school, it Chinese poured an e.,timale
. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1953 1 Clieiicy yacalion Jail^harni School Dapper Dan to Compete in Saturday’s Horse Show tbckville-Vernon Cub Scouts In Leu! Stud y Class at Camp Johnson Starts Tomorrow AUTHORIZED EVINRUDE DEALER Receives a Veto DRIVING LESSONS Red Cross Urges People FOR lOLLAND COUNTY AND EAST HARTFORD ^^tanley Papanos Has New L«t us pruporu’ you for your Hc m i s u fust. Individual Cheney Brothers will pinae for a vacation ahut dow’n for' one week Has New and Used Motors Denver— “charm achool” insfruetion ou l^ ru d dual-eontrol ear by axparl' To Donate Blood Monday for women priaonera at the Den « » • C ' starting tomorrow. According to TRADES ACCEPTED County Agricultural Post ver county Jail got a thumbs down Mieod troinod lustruetor. A bsoluta safety. Day or a report of the Manufactiirers'.As Bolton, June 26—(Special)—^ h e group expecta to return in late Dunphy PlywtHMl and Planked Boats decision from Manager of Safety •vw iing lotsons. sociation, the local textile mill will Edward O. Geer. Local Red Cross officials today afternoon. Old Town 14 and 16 Ft. Skiffs and Rowboats etanlev Papanos of North Cov--Walter Gerber: six dauRhters the Bolton Grange be the only one of Manchcslcr's But Geer didn't even hear made on appeal for support of the Mastercraft Trailers •ntry. who has been work unit Mi««ics J>aulinc and Ella GeTbei^ about It until 20 female inmates Tobacco Valley will be the aub- manufacturing plants to close ctmservationist with the Tolland Mrs. Paul Eanz, Mr.s. Jacob CORDNER AUTO SCHOOL Bloodmoblle which will visit Man Ject of the lecturer’a hour at the Water Skis, Tow Ropes, Anchors Schneider, Mi.s. John Schneider, had received two hours of instruc during the summer. Cdunty Soil Conservation Service tion in the arts of sitting, walk TEL. M lfchdl 9-B010 chester on Monday. Donors are meeting of Bolton Grange at the Despite the shutdown, some of Buoys, Life Jacket.^, etc. slpce 1950, will start his duties as M i s . t'harlea Lanz: 28 Riandchll- urgently needed for the many Community Hall tonight at 8 dren and 38 great grandchildren; ing and standing. ' If No Answer Call Hartford 7-3680 (Collect) Cheney's employes will remain on Complete Line of Rods, Reels, Lures M sociate covinty nfti icultural aRent The instructors came from a committments of the blood pro o'clock. Mr. and Mra. Myron Lee duty through the week. These in for Hartford County on July 1. all of this community. He also are chairmen or the refreshment leaves one sister, Mrs. Ulrich Nyf- Denver modeling school. Geer gram . llftfk:1^'- ■ •-’11 clude the purchasing agent, main * WE ACCEPT LISTINGS Papanos received h*** ■'ft' said the jail was no place for mod The Bloodmoblle will be at committee., They will be aaalated tenance Buperintendent, chief engi MS deRrecs at^ the, tJnivcrsity of felci- of Bern, Sw itzerland. by Kingsley B. Carpenter, TTiomas Funeral services for the family els. Warden* Barry B. Tillman Woodruff Hall In Center Church neer, employment manager, other from 1:46 to 6:30 p.m. Monday. Carpenter, Herbert Hutchinson, key personnel and the receiving ED’S MARINE SERVICE ^^'’'^noniv'^Sje^wifl ?ucrccd°'lamca will be held’at his late home on said they weren’t models, they Mrs. John Nedwied and Mrs. were instructors. Blood is still needed by the De and shipping departments. rw ron\ho ml reuuned ira c -, Sunday at 12:45 p. m. followed by OF MANCHESTER George Shedd. 10 WHITNEY ST. EAST HARTFORD PHONE 8-5M1 J. oils II >viiu Porns ' seivicea at 1:.10 p. m. at the aETGHER GLASS GO. fense Department for military use * OPEN DAILY 10:30 A. M. to 8:!»0 P. M. ■M V MItebeU on battlefields as well as military No Hit Game / Potassium salts are found in all K anos Ts martied and the father Apostolic ChrisUan Church. Rev Myles McDonough, son of Mr. Philip Byar of Castoriand, N. Y. 9-7879 hospitals. Civilian hospitals are fertile soils. of five sons. Strawberry Sales 14$ WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE also in heed of blood supplied by and Mrs. Henry McDonough of New Appointment assisted by Re_^ Ernest Luginbuhl » Bolton Center, lived a pitcher’s will officiate. Ifurial will be in the the program. Manchester Hospital ieon Gardner a Rraduate of Ellington .Cemetery, Amount to $2,816 AUTO GLASS INSTALLED requires about 90 pints a month dream tVednesday evening when thl! University of Connectu ut has prl^^^g ^all at his late for transfusions, Manchester Red he pitched a no hit, no run game. TEMPLATES FOR ALL CARS M'yles ia with the Manchester b«kn appointed to succeed Pa-pano.s home after 2 p. m. tomorrow. Cross officials point out. Ul' work conservationist for the John H. Partridge Sales yesterday at the Straw MIRRORS (Fireplace and Door) American Legion Junior club and ISlland District. Gardner has been GLASS FURNITURE TOPS MEDICINE CABINETS • Million Units scored hla perfect game against OOMPLEtELY AIR-OONDITIONED John H. Partridge of 4 Florence berry Auction Mart amounted to Currently, Red Cross Is planning connected with the conservation street, died yesterday. He wa.s the $2,816.38. A total of 247 crates of PICTURE FRAMING WINDOW PLATE GLASS the Thoinpsonyllle Legion. l'7-O. aqrvice in Pennsylvania. He is ex to process about a million units in son of Frank and Ida Fergu.son berries of 24-quart capacity was OPEN SATURDAYS—OPEN THURSDAY EVENINOR the gamma globulin program to pected to start his new duties Pai l ridge. He leaves one brother, disposed of at a high of $13.75, a Manchester F,venIitg~HcnUdltol- July 6. low of $8.70 and an average of i ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN combat polio. It takes just over a ton correspondent, MrsT JoaCpIi William F. Partridge of this town. pint of blood to produce the aver Observed Anniversary P rivate funeral services wdll be $11.40 per crate. D 'ltalia, telephone M itchell 3-5545. Mr. and Mrs. William Conrady held at the Burke Funeral Home. age dose of gamma globulin. Otf 22 Earl strict, observed their Burial will be in the Mountain Only human blood can supply lo th wedding anniversary yestar- View Cemetery, Canaan, at the all these life-giving needs. Donors Columbia ARLO fflK' Thev wore married here by convenience of the fa'uiHy. are needed for the Bloodmoblle Kev. Janies I.. Smith. The couple visit Monday. Appointments may GIVE YOURSELF A LITTLE "AIR-OONDITIONING” MS entertained last Sunday at the All Talcottville Items are now be made hy calling the Manches Awards Presented ter chapter of the American Red Pubhek Hou.se by their daughters, handled through the Manehester Whenever You Build - Whatever J WITH OUR SPORT SHIRTS AND Miss Mabel E. Conrady and Mrs. Evening Herald RoeUvlIle hiireail, Cro.ss. of which Bolton is a part, To Local Scouts Cillbcrt C. Weber. lo<-ated at One M arket street, tele at MI 3-5111. -Conrady was connected with the phone Kockville ,5-.SIRfl. Technical Graduate* OOMFORTABLE SLAOKS local fire department for many - ’ John W. Erickson and James W. Columbia—J u n e 25—(Special) ywrs, serving as aaSistant chief You Build Buy It At WILLIS Massey were among 32 young — Several membera of local Boy m i apd chief. He was former pro-; y k | o A i l l men graduated from' Howell Che Scout Pack 62 received awarda prietor of the .Conrady Brothers * ItlliS 111 /AIII ney Technical school at exercises Threc Cub .Scouts who participated In day ramp activities at Camp Johnson yesterday learn Kme Tueaday evening at a campfire SPORT SHIRTS garage on Union street. of the mysteries of nature during a nature hunt. Explorer Scout David Wlchman. who assisted In car held in the auditorium of the , In K orea Unit ill Worcester rying out the camp program. di.scusses leaves nb.served on the hike with Edward Custer, at his right, school Wednesday night. aervice held on the playgrounds of Dapper Dan, owned by 'V. A. Lawler of Manchester and ridden by Dorothy Baumann, will be a ALL NYIAINS — NVIAIN ACETATES — SEER •Set. Allen R. Schindler, Sunrise ami Donald Gloa.son and Richard Martin. About 80 Cubs attended the camp on each of its four days! w-vrr fuN Both yoimg men were enrolled Horace W. Porter School. Sidney leading entry in the Connecticut Horse Show Association Western Parade Class, at the Lions Club SUCKERS — SKIT DENTS — BROADCLOTHS — d^ve, Rockville, Conn., is now In the machine department at the Dorfsman, Scoutmaster, and Wil Third Annual Horae Show to be held at Mount Nebo, Saturday, June 27. Dapper Dan was last season's RAYONS AND RAYON PRINTS. nerving in Korea with the 45th Captain Norman Mai'.shall of the C/)Mv! 'gi; ; 9 achool. Erickson was al.so gra- bur Fletcher, Elxplorer Scout Ad C. H. S. A.' Champion in the Western Parade Class. He will be competing with Charmaine, owned and ilxnl Salvation Army Corp.s un- viser, presented the awards. Xjjtfantry division Railroads Asking I’atcd from Manchester High ridden by Dorotliy Gillette of Bristol. In this popular class, entries must carry full mane and nat a SHORT SI.KKVKS squad leader In Companv U l ounce.s that a special offering will School this year. John Osmond received his life ural tall, to be shown in stock saddle with silver, Mexican or other type of colorful equipment, at a flat # TWO POCKETS FROM •of the 179lh Infantrv regiment. |he received Sunday morning at the Thomas Beptley of Bolton Scout award and merit badges In footed walk or parade gait. It is not uncommon for a saddle used in this event to be worth several # CONVERTIBLE COI-LARS Bchlndler entered the Army in 'uecting for the Hike ill Mail Fee Skywatch Schedule Center road, an elementary school world brotherhood citizenship in thousand dollars. The above picture shows Dapper Dan, ridden by Earl Wesson, after receiving the # SANFORIZED the nation and first aid. Richard W h ru a rv 1952 and arrived in K o -1orce.ster (.itadol f.orp.s. to he principal in Manchester, was a first place award at the Manchester Lions Club Show last year. a WHITE, BLUE, TA.V, GRAY Jh n m ry D.’Auteull received his badge for la.st September. He bolds the li.sed in dispensing relief to fnmi guest at the ceremonies. AND MAIZE. $ T es affected by the recent disaif- (Continued From Page Orie) S aturday, June 27 music; John Soracchi and Fraiwis trtmbat Infantiyman badge. 12 M idnight - 2 A, fililitary Whist dren will remain in Columbia In SMALL. 51EDIITM, LARGE ter in th a t area. Volunteers Needed LaChappelle, second class scout AND EXTRA LARGE "4ln Civilian life be was employed of-living index showed a slight in- 2 A. M. - 4 A. M. . . . Robert Alley Mr.s. Keeney J. Hutchinson re badges and Reginald Lewis, Jr., definitely until her husband 'is One of the Salvation Army pr-ip- able to secure living quarters for bv Krause.s Bakery Inc. croiisp toda.v for .May, not enough 4 A. M. - 6 A. .\f. . . . Robert Edward.e, Richard Froach ports 15 tables of a military whist tenderfoot badge. ■■yvPvt. W alter ,E. Green, son of erlies was damaged liy tlie torna to bring a wage increase for 1.250,- 6 A. M. - 9 A. M. . at the Ladles of St.'Maurice des them . do, although no niemlicrs were in .. Ralph McCollum Richard D'Auteuil, David Evans, ■CtTaUer J. Green, Itoiite 4, P.ock- 000 railway workers. 9 A, 6f. - 12 Noon . . Kenneth Hammond sert card party Tuesday night. B irth WE SELL jured. The money collected will Paul Pepin and Boyd Tuttle were ■fllle. Conn., recently completed a The increase was three-tenths 12 Noon - 3 P. M. . . . Charlc.s Trombley Prize winners included Mrs. Wil- A son, M ark Allen, wa.s born to lie used to as.sist the Army pro to have received first class scout Mr. and Mra. Sol Koenigsberg Sun course for medical aidiueii at the of one per cent over the April level. 3 P. M. - 6 P. M. . ..Barbara Ander.son, Mr*. M. .Sac. NEW FOLDER lism Hand, Mr.s. Fred W arnock, K ta .Tima Specialist School in gram already in operation there. Mr. and Mrs. Roland C. Morrison badges but the badges had not ar day at the Windham Community COMFORTABLE SLACKS The “old consumers" price Index gaert rived and so the awards will be Jgpan. Just after the storm .struck and reached 188.8 per cent of the 1935- 6 P. M. - 8 P. M. . of Manchester and Miss Helen Memorial Hospital. Roll upon roll of fine brand new left a path of destruction, 70 Sifl- ..Miclinel Glean made at a later date. Explorer ‘■"Private Green, who entered the 1939 average, ju st sh o rt of the 189 8 P. M. - 10 P. M. . . Franci.v H. Hill TELLS YOU HOW TO BUILD Berry. Miss Elizabeth Brainerd, Scout name and number patches CARPET from famous mills for •my last November, receb’cd vation Army workers were on tin' per cent mark that would have 10 P. M. - 12 Midnight Mi.ss Elsie B. Collins and Mrs. ^lanohestrr Evening Herald your home and for your business. • GABARDINE job, registering tlie homeles.s, ...... V oliinteera Needed were given Pepin. Tuttle, Evans Columbia correspondrni, Mrs. baste training at Fort Dix. N. J. given the railroad men a one-cent- Volunteers may rcgi.ster at Civil Defm.se Headquarters, Munlcl- August Mildner. and Lynwood Anthony. You’ll be amazed at our huge se- ;H e WH.s formerly a truck ilrivcr (omfortiiig the licreavcd. trans an-hoiir wage boost. Their contract At least 10 door prize.s were Frank Marchisa, telephone HAr- * lection. porting people and dispen.sing food i pal Building, Mani lie.ster, on Monday.s and Fridays from 1-6 p. m. A BEAUTIFUL ATTIC ROOM Young Osmond will leave aoon rison 8-0365. • NYLON.RAYON CORD tor Morris Foster and Sons Fruit Is geared to changes in this index. Ch$(k fh9 Ad¥MnHig$s §1 awaided during the evening. The with other Scouts from this di.'- We cut, fit. Mud, lay and pod the car FROM *pd Produce in Willimantic, Conn. and clothing to those in nerd. "I'lic Bureau of l-alior Statistics committee expressed sincere grat pet of your choice . . . mil completed by dom'd, then revived early thi.s year trict for California for the Na • DENIM Oniecrs Elected- Tlie familiar cahtcehs of the early this week issued its new in tourney today, trying to catch vet itude to all those who made do tional Jamboree. EXTENUF-I) FOREC.VST our own trained craftsmen. Army with the red .shielfl*as an dex, based on T947-1949 prices. It at the rcquc.st of the rail union.s. eran Ellsworth Vines and young nations to the event. Bolton Bo.ston, June 26 - (.'Pi - The tem 'Tankeroosan Trib'i. T.O.R.Jf. an- Several other unions also gear New Insulite® Attic Expansion Folder Coming Events You con save money here—and budget Blue, tan, (fray, brown, n a v y , ^ I I O IMunces the following otiicers emblem, were'■serving coffee and showed an identical rijie In the coat ster Jackie Burke. Vines, making strawberries, served on the short Local Cub Scout Pack 62 will perature in New England during their wage contracts to the fluc , B i f J Z . O your paymenta, too! fcDecled at their meeting Tuesday .sandwiclie.s to the teams of worl;- of living. his first tournament start since contains a complete picture-story of cake dessert, were donated by hold a pack meeting and family the next five days, Saturday tuations in the cost of living, but green, faded blue, charcoaL • C r b ig h t; or.s clearing the ruined area. The last wage adjustment came January and Burke sensation on the actual building of a oeautiful attic Hugo Broda. the Fiano boys, Al picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. through Wednesday, will average ■;;Sachem. Gerald Allen; Prophet, Capt.ain Marsli.all would like to April I when railworkers stood to they u.sc the new index. the winter tour, fired six-under- room by a homeowner like yourself. bert Giglio, Robert Lodi. Richsrd George Taylor of Hop River on 2 to 6 dcgree.s above the aeasonal MANCHESTER invito nn.v person reading this a r lo.se three cents an hour. How par 66's dver the 6.651-yard Mana M orra and Mr.s. Giovanni Pesce. All sizes. I^'anl Preuss; Senior Sagam ore, It’s easy to transform your dark, clut Saturday from 4 to 8 p.m. normal with warm weather con Arthur Caldwell; Junior Saga- ticle to contribute by mail to this ever, this was more than wiped VINES, BURKE WIN kiki Country Club layout' jrester- Church School Cut scout leaders will hold a tinuing through the period . CARPET CENTER . Salvation Army Fund. Contribu Ihore. Kenneth Stone; Keeper of out hy a foiir-ccnts-an-hour pro- Cleveland. June 25 i/Pi — A day to gain a slim lead. CELLADOORS tered attic into added living space with M'-nibers of the church school of meeting at the home of the Cub- Precipitation during this period 808 Main Street at Middle Turnpike •records. Patsy Vince; Collector of tions. small or large, will be sent ductivitv increase granted by an closely-grouped pack of profes Insulite insulation board producta. United Methodist Church and their master William Jacobus on Friday will on the average total over one- to Worcester to be administered Telephone MI-9-484S Wampum. Emil Gessay; Keeper of arbitrator. sionals started the second round Water la essential for all life You got much more from lifo parents will meet :it the church at evening. half inch occurring as showers and Wampum, Max Rothe. by the Army there. . Sueh gifts' The old index was first aban- of the $15,000 Manakiki Open Golf proce.sses. We’re ready to give helpful advice and provide you '10 a.m. tomorrow to go to Forest Called by Navy thunder.chowera about late Sunday Open Dolly 9 to 5:80 The appointive ofBcers will be may be sent to the Salvation with a modern Cellodoor; P.nrk in Springfield on the annual Dr. Frederick Beardsley of Jon Thuraday and Friday Until 0 P. M. •otior access to outdoor liv with the highest-quality building materials your mon picnic. Transportation •will be by or Monday and again about mid-, Cloaed Wednesdays at Noon annofincffd on July l4th when the- Army, 661 Main street, Manches athan Trumbull Highway, whose week. Inst.allation will take place. ter. ing, happier washdays, sim ey can buy. Try our easy, convenient payment plan. private car. Lunches should be office is in Willimantic. has been Ruildiiig I’crniils plified storage, a means of c.arriod by those attending and railed to duty in the Navy aa of NEW,,,and Stunning! Stop In, phono or writ* for your freo folder todayl beverages may be bought at the July 8 at Camp LeJeune, North George Mai’Donald, building in- New Guinea has been .so little compfeteiy furnishing your apcclor for the Vcrr.on Fire Dis explored hy white men. that even park, if desired. The church school Carolina. Beardaley aerved previ- trict i.ssues tlic following report today, explorers flying over the basement. And the Cellodoor will furnish ice cream. ou.sly in the Navy for about a year. for May 18. permits i.ssucd at an i.sland find stone age villages initolli quickly, economically! WE WILL BUILG YOU BUiLO The group usually locates In the Beardsley moved to Columbia estimated co.it of $98,300, includ whose inhabitants never have seen vicinity of the wading pool as the about four years ago and set up Samsonite Luggage ing 11 dwclling.s, t-vo garages, one a European, .says the National IT FOR YOU IT YOURSELF ideal spot for the hub of the day's Internal medicine practice at Wil fruit stand, one chicken coop and Geographic Society. Como in for PRES activity. The refreshment atand is limantic. His office will close three addition.^. Fee.s in tlic amount \ domonUration .\ recommended expert With our assistance we will conveniently located and much of about the first of July. in of .$193' w ere rollected. help you plan it and show the animal display is quite nearby. Mrs. Beardaley and three chil- Opens for BusiiiesH craftsman will build your The Soda Shoppe at 13 West ENCLOSE YOUR PORCH TYPE A . .... $55JW ; you how to do it for as low Natural Alligator Main street opened for hiisinc.ss I attic room for as low as as this afternoon. The old Soda TYPE B ...... $51W I Shoppe closed, just a year ago thTs WITH ar nold . n e s t OUTDOOR CLASSES Finish! month. Two local bii.sinc.s.s places TYPE G...... Per Month Per Month have recently removed their .soda ^ B u s i n e s s $8.00 $5.00 IN (sREGG SHORTHAND fountain.s. The new Shoppe will jalousies .feature a new 35 foot ice cream gri M o r e R 0 6 I I I inywirhomeuith Quickie Course for College Lectures _ ■bar. SIX WEEKS—MONDAY THRU FRIDAY Magic-Controller Afteiidiiig outing tow-ani fir plyiiwxf A large delegation of members Combination Doors Built Ins 6 to 8 IN A CLASS of Kiowa Coiineil. Degree of Poca We are still gettinK calls on our combination door sale we THIRTY CLASSES—THIRTY DOLLARS hontas is attending the annual 1st Session—June 29 thru Aug. 7 Pocahontas State Picnic today at had during our formal opening, m to our many friends Savin Rock. A special bus left Reel that we have made during the past month and for the 2nd Session—Aug. 3 thru Sept. 11. , Men's Hall at 10:30 this morning. new friends we hope Jo meet we are repeating this sale : -A. Mrs. Carrie Kane was in charge of MARY JAYNE MITCHELL the arrangements. for another week. 6.5 DELMONT STREET TEL. MI-3-8295 Saturday Picnics The Vernon 4H Clubs will hold U ' ' • 'pi'CMflejtomorrow sta rtin g at 6:30 1 1-8" WESTERN PINE— ROT- p. m. at the home of Franl: Niedor- werfer. There will be a ball game, PROOF COMBINATION DOORS HEW FLAKS a farm .and liome safetv cnnte.st See uii today —for eco- with prizc.s, a candle-light service, WITH ALUMINUM WIRE i nomical.quality-tPBted group singing and other features. - ■ 6r plywood and e.iay* It doas mora for you In case of rain the picnir will he to-follow plana for 8 modern held at the Vernon Center Con Proper financing comes from knowledge of the industry 8 Light Horizontal fir plywood built-ina. than moft girdlaif gregational Church. The First Congregational and appreciation of its problems and possibilities. Chun'h Sunday' school of Vernon 2 ' 6 X 6 ' 9" , , . $ 1 5 . 1 0 $ 1 4 . 8 8 SCREENS Boneless non-roll top and hidden "finger" Center will hold a picnic tomorrow FEATURES: at 2 p. m. at Swcothcarl Tiakc. 1'/*” SCREEN STOCK panels sleek you into summer clothes Tile annual picnu''-of the Bap • All-aluminum canXractlan— 2 ' 8 " x 6 ' 9 " . . . $ 1 5 . 5 0 $ 1 5 . 1 0 without a seam, stitch, stay or bone... tist Cliurrh School will be hcld_Sat- _ Our officers and directors enjoy a life-long mtirnacy with, 'M __ nayaiMruMij. naadt najialn'Hnir. $ /» -x -8 /2 _ $ 3 . 3 0 no matter %ohat your size!------■■ n rtla y 'a t ■RTa.sha'moqifer'r BiT.s" a Planly af vantllaflan dwrint— — and c.nrs wljl leave (he church at tummar— waathartlfht datlnf the business predominating in the Manchester community. 3 ' 0 " x 6 ' 9'". : "$15.90 $ 1 5 , 7 7 It’s all latex, fabric lined, and invisible 10 bl m. during wintar. (kaiasiad far 2Z4 X 4/2 $4.49 -The nnmml Sunday .school pichTc icraan ar ttarai windaw.) - even under revealing elothes.' Wash it—r «f the First Evangelical Uutheran a Matt graducad— madatHy AUTOMATIG OOOR E oSER $ 1 3 5 1/4 X 4/6 $4.69 There's Wallboard Galoire you can practically watch it dry.' Church will be held on Saturday aricad. TV'ith busses leaving the church at OPEN SATURDAY MORNINGS UNTIL NOON t/9 X 4/2 $4.86 9“ a. ni. GOMBINATION BOOR KNOBS $1.55 Hoytax ... knoam os Christian Uerlier and THURSDAY EVENINGS 6:30 to 8:30 In Glenney's Store Christian Gcrher, 85, of 21 W est PARAMOUNT 2 6 X 4/6 $5.11 the girdla in the BN tuba atreev. died at his home la.st night, (CLOSED WEDNESDAYS AT NOON) HINGES 49c Come see our “everything to panel a room’’ selection. lie wa;: born in Bern, Switzerland 2/8 X 4/2 There’s a type for every taste at price from $1.83 a sheet JVfaTch 6. 1868,“ H of r'hristion ENGINEERING $4.86 and Sophie Zaugg Gerber. He for sheetrock to $10.85 a sheet (4’t S' y^") for Redwood Othor famous 41 OAK STREET paneling. Deitined le odd drama to oil your comings came here from Switzerland 51 2/8 X 4/6 $5.11 Pioytox briofs years ago, and was a farmer for TEL, MI-3-8177 ' end goings— this luggoge with the groin, the many ye.ars. He was a former SPECIAL 3/0 x .4 /2 $5.27 gleam of expensive hand-picked alligator skinsi Elder of the Apostolic Christian SloirtaS IM o e hoiHy Srlaf, Church. I In wood paneling, we have •hap« you for swimming.' FREE ESTIMATES . From th« fortsts of North Vancouvar, Brithk Colum You'll trovel with it proudly for yeari to come, H-* leaves two .son.s, Ernest and | 3/0 X 4/6 $5.52 Pats dry, ready to wear bia. w« offer primad and bni$h-coat*d rod c*dar KNOTTY PINE — REDWOOD again immediately. White for Somsonite Luggoge is built to lost — strong 18" groovtd shakos. If you are Roint; to work CYPRESS — PECKEY CYPRESS or pink. sa.se enough to stand on, easy to cleon with o on your summer cottage damp cloth. SHAKES ...... 12.95 por sq. this 4th of July weekend, Haytea riiik 4 m Sooty SrM, tH O W N i MAYTAG a troaduoent sheath that's see us about the necessary In wood pulp and gypsum board we have You'll like its balanced, tapered shopS, its A. Troln Cow..... !...... $1 7 .5 0 UNSTAINED NATURAL SHAKES .... 8.95 por sq. afirming second skin. Pats t. Laditi* O'Nilt (Rtgulor) 1 9 .5 0 OUTWASHES. OUTLASTS ALL OTHERS materials you will need. We dry with a towel. SS.9S eosy-ld-corry handles. You'll be grateful for the C. loditi* Wordrebt ...... SS.OO offer you the right prices SHEETROCK. PLAIN and PREFINISHED longue-in-groove closing that keeps out dust and RED CEDAR UNDER COVERING 0 . lodfei* Wordrebt..... 3 5 .0 0 * and prompt courteous serv WEATHERPROOF HOMASOTE • — r - w — . — — ■ «w Mi SIM ■ rm m M f FOR S H A K E S ...... 2.95 por sq. moisture. And the interiors, planned for ’ (Shtwft totift «nd pathd4) ice. M of. gi voe you cloud-eoft *Ai/ oftcss iwbftrf fe taiifmo f««tt Free MASONITE PRESDWOOD fabric—next to your skin. wrinkle-free packing, moke ony trip more fun. , SATURH.AV NU-WOOD TILE, PLANK and BOARD W hiu or pink. $4.*s J-M WALL PLANK Yet a set of TWO pieces costs less thon whol you'd expect to pay for just ONE piece of such I .SPECIAI, free Delivery Within SJO Mile Radius PtOYIN FIRST NATIONAL BANK fine quality luggage. PAM AMlifCAM WOtiBi AltWAfR m 1 y ear’s supply AIR-CONDITIONED of soap or de tergent with COMPLETELY AIR-CONDITIONED each washer OF MANCHESTER A « to a » tl« purchased. Conventional $139,95 Up BUILDING MATERIALS I TaL & LUMBER FUEL ■t G. E. Willis Son, Inc. B. D. PEARL'S MfM nll 9r4Sn 136 N. MAIN ST.. MANCHgSTER- TEL. M I-9-5258 r'iB iM E T TEL. Ml-3-7590 2 MAIN STREET TEL. MI-3-5125 \
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think, in yeaterday'a voting, which ^UmrifFfitFr Ellington a p p i n g ■»■ t. .(IS. ’■( A » * ' their families and other invited ter of Mr. and Mrs. William W. was also of great persuasive pow Legion Candidate W RNB— SM n J * J ! r W THT— 1316 Hebron guests Were present. Hammond, was queen bee at a Old Plane Buyer er. <33ils, we think, •was the real This musical project has been a parly celebrating her Sth birthday. ¥ ^DFtting i^Frald WDRO— 1860 Radio and TV wno—16S0 ization that in the staff of Man Hill Asks Permit Three Cemelerv WOCC— 1396 Eaotani OayUght Time Children’s Day very pleasing feature on the He A treat of sandwichea, punch, birth- ♦ W NHO— Ch. 6 bron school for the past year. day cake and ice cream was serv Ready for License chester high school, headed by Mrs. Szenher was presented a ed to the little folks. Guests were IS BIi m II 8tr«*t Principal Edson Bailey, this" conv For Rail Bridge . Yaiulals (^ught WONB—Jack D " At Church Sunday RANGE and FUEL 01 A* MualC'. WTHT—Platterbrains. corsage from the band, and a pro Tommy and Tracy Rusk, Kippy Huictaeittr. Conn. Shop. \''DRC— .Mr. l hanieleon. Long Beach, Calif.—(>P)~An 18 TH0HA8 r. fXRGUSON. munlty has an brganizallon and W T ir—KAckitav^ Wift. WTfC—Name That Tune. gram of magic, acts was presented Bochain, Debby and Jonathan year old Long Beach student has Wright, Jerry Taylor, Frank Coo- W ^TER R. FEROUSON. an institution which, by past rec Ellington, June 26- -(Speciall — Wapplng, June 36— (Special) — WTHT—Country Music. WONS—True or False. * Hebron, June 36— (Special) — by the Agard sisters of Norwich parlayed an auction-bought $100 24 Hour Deliyery Service PublUhcra Permission has been asked to con- WHAY—N«ws, r'uilui Hop. WHAT—Morton Gou»d. Town. Kstelle Gamache, talented lidge, Maura and Sarah Secord, Founded October 1. Mil ords and accomplishments, by the An escapade In the CongrrcKztional WDRC—Robert Q. Lewis; S t Louis Children’s Day will be observed airplane, two years of pilot ex atruct a bridge over the tract of 8 :4 ^ W H A Y —Adult' Education. young accordionist played "Dizzy Hilary and Marilyn Porter. Gary spirit and intelligence in which it Cemetery Wednesday night result Matinee. »:40—WDRC—There’s Music In the perience and plenty of elbow Publlibed Erei> Evenins bcep^ the Central Vermont Railway, W rcC —Musical! Sr(ir»»Dosrd Air. at the Hebron Congregational Fingers" and other selections on and Gregory Horton and Everett grease into a amooth sail craft of indnyn end Hollanye. Entered At Ine ed In the arrest of Harry W. Soth- WICNB—News; Baseball Matinee. WTHT—f)z*ie and Hsrrlet. Stone. Conn., as operates, deserves something , de Inc., in the towns of Tolland and Church Sunday forenoon. Mrs. her accordion. his own. Eoft Office at Hancheeter. ergill, 27, of 15 Rutland street, WONS—Jack Downey s Mualc WHAY—News; Night Watch. Mi.ss Elizabeth M. Horton, ■Short Duty econd Claaa Hall Hatter cent from us.,all. Well, it's going Ellington on the relocation of Shop. WONS—News; Rod and Gun Club of Charles N. Fillmore, Sunday Dave Case bought the plane at M O RIARH BROTHEl Hartford, Aleck Pedoauk, 22, of 21 daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Route 32. W DRO-UesIth Aids. the Ye»r. school superintendent, will be in Lt. Edwaln R. Smith, veteran of auction, "odd ball engine, rusty ’ *■ SUBSCRIPTION RATES to iisve it. Curcomb street, Hartford an4 WTIC—Ste u Dallas. 1:15—WONS—Public Service Program. Edmund Horton, graduate of 8t. 315 CENTER STREET Payable in Advanca The estimated cost of the over charge. World War II, who-waa recalled to framework and all." After $550 TEL. MI-3.51S8 And we think ifs a happy day pass Is $135,000, according to G. Frank J. Aukstolis, 21, of 85 Mill 4 :^ « .W D R t - P.adte Karris. • :SA-W TH T—Corliss Archer. Joseph College in 1951, is one of duty last year with the U. S. One Tear ...... for Manchester, all around. road. East Hartford. 4 : » —WTHT—Betty Crocker. W'ONS—Show Tune Time.. 'There are 10 cla.s.ses, each of more of materials and untold Six Mortha ...... Albert Hill, state highway commis 4;8S— WDRO—The Recurt Shop. W^HAY-Nlte Watch. which win present something in 15 to enter the order of the Sla Navy, has now been assigned to hours of labor, he successfully Three Months ...... The men broke four graveatones WTHT—Eddie Arnolc Time. WTIC—Talent Showcase. , sioner. The project would he open the line of work done through the ters of Mgrcy tomon'ow."” shore duty in the communications tested it. with the engine purring ■One Month ...... ed for traffic in the fall of lO-Tt. after backing their car down an WTIC—Touna Wldrt^r Brown. 4:5.5- W TH T—New.. K«.ijiiduD. MLss Horton will be' known In department at Little Creek, Va. He Weekly ...... embankment at the cemetery. WCCC—News; Record Review. |#:4#_WTIC—Dlr.ah Shore. year, such as a skit, a dramatiza like a kitten. 'SInila Copy ...... Do Wtt Still Want Revolt? The Public Utilities Commission .WKNB-—G. E. Scoreboard, BasebaH W THT—Fights. the futpie as Sister Mary Jona and his family live at Norfolk, Va. Already having logged 85 hours They will appear at Windsor Matinee. WONS—Frank EdwsrJs. tion or something of the kind, will hold R hearing on the request than. of private license time, Dave now MEMBER o r Propaganda mu.st be intelligent at the State Offlcc Building in Town Court July 9 charged with S:0a - WDKL—News: Old Record Shop. W HAY—News; Night V.'stch. which altogether will give a kind THE ASSOCIATED PREM WTHT—News; Joe Girand. WDRC—CspUol cFosk tcjorn. Wins Chickens Mancheater Evening Herald He seeks a commercial license. The Associated Press is excliuiyeiy Hartford on .Inly 6. at 10:.T0 a.m. breach of peace, evading responsi of summary of the year'.s work. BRING YOUR AILINCl CAR in execution, and it must serve WTIC—Just Plsln Bill. 14:15— WONS—Music Laivci.*’ Hour. ' There are over 100 enrolled in the Bobby Smith of Hebron was the bron rorreapondent, Mlsd Susan entitled to the use of republleatlon of Children’s Program bility and damage to cemetery WHAT—News; Band by Demand. WTIC—W'orda in 'ho Night. winner of chickens donated as a all news dispatches credited to It. or the truest purposes of its own WKNB—News; Baseball Matinee. Sunday school, and the average at Pendleton, telephone HArrison Scientists believe the world is 'TTie children’s program, pre property; - - I6:S4—WDRC—News; Hartford School prize by Joseph Chrj,stensen of S-S3SS. TO YOUR GARAGEMAN ‘ not otherwise crediteC country, or It does nothing but »;I4—WTIC—Front Page Farrell. of tendance is about 80, as stated by graduslly growing warmer. and also the local news published here. sented Wednesday night at Elling SouthergUl was released on $500 4:Uf— WTIC^t»Lorenii, Jones. WTIC-Cllflon Utley; Radio City Pre North Windham. The ^paity was All rlfhta of republleetlon of special ton Grange in charge of Mrs. Ed-' bond, Pedoauk on $250 bond and WHAT—Crosby’s Quarter. views. Mrs. Fillmore. HAVE HIM SEE US FOR .dispatches herein are also resenred. damage. made up by a group of parents win Heintz was greatly enjoyed Aukstolis on $200 bond. WDRC—Memory Lane. W’T iiT —Edwin C. Hill; Sports. Remain In Hebron from Salem, Colchester, Hebron, We doubt, from s reading of one WONS—Wild Bin Hickock. 14:45—WTIC— Pro snrt Con, DEPENDAPLE MACHINE SHOP I Full serrlce client of N. E. A. Serr- by 30 young folks taking part in No Post Office Change w r e r —\>ws; Music WHAY—News. Mr. and Mrs. Albert S. Taylor, Willimantic and Andover. Hebron of it.s latest broadcasts, that the singing, dancing, piano solos and Former American Legion Na U. 8. Senator Bush has an WKNB—Dial for Dollars; Baseball lltOH News *;n slJ stations. SERVICE '**Pub"l?ihers RepresenUtIves: The who.se purcha.se of a home in wopien serving on the committee Voice of America is doing either bat.in twirling. tional Vice Commander Arthur J. nounced that there will be no Matinee. WTHT—Frank and Jackson. Granby fell through, will remain were Mrs. Norton P. Warner and ■ Julius Mathews Special Arency — New 1:14— WDRC—Curt Maasey and Martha WHAY—Night Watch. 4 AL ROGERS ^ a RIVETKD AND BONDED BRAKE SHOE EXCHANGE. ■ -York.. Chicato, Detroit and Boirtoa. The tap dancers ■were three- Connell of Middletown, mentioned change In the present post office Mrs. Stanley K. Nygren. 6f these things. Tilton. 11 tO.'i— vv'DRi.'— .News In Hebron. 'They have taken tem • BRAKE DRL'MH TURNED. * MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF years-old and some^ in their early for the top Legion post several system In South Windsor. The WHAT—News. 11:15—WTHT—Sports Report. porary quarters here and plan to Honor Student MarrrleS CIRCULATIONS. ______^______It was a broadcast which might teens. The suits and enstnmes times, has entered the campaign threat that the three offices might WTIC—Notes and Quotes. WHAY—Nigtu Watch. build a house to live in permanent Miss Nancy A. Scranton, daugh • CRANKSHAFTS TURNED IN OR OUT OF THE CAR. have been wonderful a few month.s for Nakinnal commander this year l:.%.V—WONS—Cecil Brown. N»ws. \^'0 N S— Wax m' 0 rk 8. The Herald Prlnfinc C o m ity . Inc were a great addition. Ann Marley be merged into or at least elimi WTIC—News. ly, on the Hebron-Marlborougli ter of Sirreno Scranton, has had • KING AND WRIST PINS FITTED. 'assumes no financial responsibility for ago. And that, we are afraid, i.s and will i:anipaign in barn-storm WHAY—At Bat with Diplomat. of Rockville presented several of nating the East Windsor Hill fc.vrnlDg WDRC—You ami the World. road, a mile west of the Green. all sorts of honors heaped, upon her • PISTON EXPANDERS INSTALLED. ■typocraphleal errors appearinc In ad- ing style prior to convention open 4:00 vN DIM* ' 1 1 :3 4 -WTIC—Music for Millions. * FIREWORKS ‘ 'mrtlsementa and other reading rnatler the rea.son it was delivered, just her pupils who are Grange chil office has.J>een removed. They recently sold their' house on as a graduate of the Windham High dren. ing In St. Louis. Mo., Aug. 31. An inve.stigation bji postal WHAY—Sports; Supper Serenade. WDRC—Symphonv Hall. school. She received the $20 John • BUICK, CHEVROLET, NASH, INTERNATIONAL HEADS ^In The Manchester Erenlng Herald. the other day. A few months ago. WTIC—News. 13:44—WTIC^Newa; Bob and Ray. the green to Mr. and Mrs. Howard ^ OLD lOLTON ROAD 3f DONE COMPLETE. Following the program ice Dilworth-Cornell-Qiiey Post 102 authorities has determined that it WONS—News. WDRC- News. O. Thompson of Hebron, who plan Welch prize, offered annually to Display ac-TertlsIng closing hours; we considered certain things to cream was served and a social of this town is backing his cam would be neither practicable nor W THT—News; Joe Girand Show. TAmnrrow • VALVE SEAT INSER’TED, I For Monday—1 p. m. Friday. ■to occupy it .soon . the senior at the high school fo'f FIRST RIGHT PAST SHADY GLEN our advantage. So we are still do hour enjoyed. 50 Grangers were paign and Francis E. Miner is a fea.slble to consolidate the post WKNB—News; Sports R«visw.« 5:44—WTiC—Prayer; Frank Atwood excellence in writing and for bring ■ For Tuesday—1 p. m. Mor^ay. i;l» _ W T I C —StrlcUy Sports} Weather. Show. School Superintendent .T ot Wednesday—1 p. m. Tuesday. ing them. present. member of the strategy team offices of South Windsor, East WONS— Patter by Patterson. 6:44—WDRC—Farm Program. ing honor to the school through na For Thursday—1 p. m. Wednesday. Windsor Hill or Wapping. He al.sn ■» • L.k. uvi , rino A superintendent of .schools to ^ GET YOURS EARLY VXfk YOUR JULY 4th MANCHESTER AUTO PARTS .For rnday- 1 P. m. Thurtdsy. Dairy .Supper planning his count ry-wide tour in wr>RC -.ierk Xsimsi*. tional and slate writing awards. What we did the other day wa.s The Home Economics commit search of support for the nom said that there would be no fur WKNB—Music By Weston. 6:25—WTIC—News. take the place of Dr. R. JJaniel She was recently presented a gold LAKE AND SHORE WEEKEND ) f For Saturday—1 p. m. FHday. 4:3a -W DHC—’i his I Believe. — Wal.c Up Time. Chubbuck in Hebron and surround 275 BROAD STREET TEL. MI-9-4528 Classified deadline: 10:10 L m. each to harp on the air of mystery tee of Ellington Grange will setve ination. ther action in the matter. 4:35—WDRC—Guy niombardo. WTHT—ktorning Devotion. trophy for writing and journalism day of publication except Saturt'ay— a public Dairy Supper in the El Auto Accident WTIC—Weather. VV DKC— 1 awij Patrol ing towns, has at la.st been secured, a gold key, pin and certificate, also • a. m. ______which still surrounds the top per A benefit dance, with all pro lington Town Hall Tuesday eve ceeds going into the Connell cam The intersection of Strong road • :M—WTIC—Emil Cotf Glee Club. WCCC—Production Newsreel. in the person of Andrew J. Mangc.s. honorable mention for poems, short sonnel in the Russian regime. We It's time to trade for WO.NS—Auto Tune Dtrby. WTIC—Weather. Fr-.-.K Atwood. He :s now clo.sing up his duties as Friday, June 2S ning, June 30, from 5:30 to 7:30. paign fund, will be held at the and Route 5, which has no caution WHAY— Sacred Heatr Program. stories and essays. All these were W TH T—Sereno Gamm^ll. superintendent of schools in Lin asked why Malenkov isn't men The menu consists of clam Legion Home Friday. July 3. Mu blinker light, was the scene of a tv r r r —News; Mu**’ ’si Scoreboard. 6:45—W KNB- Ne ws. Connecticut regional scholastic WHAY^offee Club. coln, Mass. tioned more often in the Russian chowder, corn chowder, cream sic -will be furnished by Tony two-car collision ’Tuesday evening. WKNB— Dial for Dollars; Dinner awards. She also received national Lucy Kristoff, It, daughter of Date. 1 :44— WDHC • Newsuine. He is expected to assume his Happy Day press. We suggested that the rea dried beef, with a variety of milk O’Bright ami his orchestra. 4:45— \v D RC—Ne w s. WCCC—Good Morning. Good MusU\ commendation for her poetry. Mr. and Mrs. James' Kristoff of WTIC—Bob Steele. position here in August. Dr. Chub- She will be married Saturday at son is that there Is a struggle for and cheese dishes. Ice cre.'rm, pud Connell has already..made sev WTIC—Three Star Extra. The voters o f Manchester yea- dings. pie. will be the desserts, Birch .street, Manchester, was ad W THT—SporVs. WONS—Weather; Wake Up Time. buck will end his duties here June 11 a. m., at the Hebron Congrega power being waged behind the eral appearances in C.alifornia, WONS—Sports Disrest: News. WHAY—News; Coffee Club. 30. after which time he will go to ; tlerday took the declalon which was white milk, chocolate, milk and Oklahoma snd the New England mitted to Manchester Hospital \V'» HT—••’on O* the >toi nlng. tional Church to R. Nelson Oteney with a head injury. Her mother re T:40— WDBC>-Beulah. ^ - Glastonbury to become superin Inetitable, sooner or later, and this scenes. This is a typical effort, on coffee with cream will be the state.s. His 19-day campaign be w t TC—Mind Tour .Manners WKNB—Morning Special. of Unionville. The Rev, Georgs M. beverages. ceived a leg injury but was dis WTHT—Weather; Headline Edition. 7:l5-^WONS-News. tendent of schools. He has been I Milne, former pa.stor here, will of- ■ ' OTmmunlty is to have Its new high our part, to try to capitalize on gins July 23 and takes him to WTIC— Hcb Steeie; Weather Tills supper is being spoii.sored charged after treatment. If your present refrigerator is without a single WONS—Fulton Levis .ir. much liked here as superintendent ‘ ficiate, the present pastor here, Mr. Khool, with an auditorium, even the^jUtuatlon after Stalin's death, North Dakota, Alabama, Ohio, W KNB—N>ws; Mel Allen; Hit of the WDRC- .News Shoppers Special. and his resignation i.« regretted. Manchester’s Most Colorful 'Two other pas.sengers in the car John G. Beck, assisting. by the Connecticut Milk Producers West Virginia, Pennsylvania, one of the wonderful time-saving, work-saving 7:30—W T i n —News, Top O’ the Morn* With a swimming: pool. And the to try to stir up trouble and un a.ssoclation In conjunction with the .were not hurt. Gordon Ryan. 25. WHAY—News; Supper Serenade. trg. Attended Tea Personal Mention Waahington. Michigan. MInnc.sota, features of this de 2-door Kelvinator, then 1 ;’ ■eji WTIC—5Iornlng Watch. Mew Keeney street school is in, easiness inside Russia, to try to Connecticut State Grange as part of Somers, driver of the other car WDRC—The Music Box. Gilead ladies who attended the Mr. and Mrs. Bela Schreier and of .a contest. 'Tickets may be pur- Nebraska, Iowa and Kansas, cov siifferetl minor cuts on the knees 5 2 9 ^ 5 by all means come toJWatkins tomorrow! Model WDRC—Fainlb’ Skeleton. children were present at a lamlly lioo. upset whatever regime does exist ering 20,000 mile.s. W FHT—fcimei Davis. W C C C -^fw a; Good Morning. Good tea given Tuesday at the Gover cha.sed from the committee in but did not require treatment. MTC is the ultimate achievement in food keeping. .WKNB—Serenade in Blue. Music. nor’s residence in Hartford for parly in Middletown 'Tuesday, the there. All this we are doing, we His campaign will be on a plat WONS—Wake Up Time. I If it had not happened this way charge or at the door. Mr.s. Hazel State Ppllceman Joseph Riley of Model MTC 7 WONS—Gabriel Heatter members of the Tolland County occasion being the 45lh wedding an form calling for a return to Le 12 cu. ft. capacity; separately controlled Giant v^•TT^—News. W KNB--News; Morning Special. ■ Yesterday, it would all have boon would gue.ss, becsu.se it was de Kelley i.H chiiiriiiaii of the the Hartford Barrack.- said the ac 7:4.5—\\ 11AV—Newt. Republican Women’s chib, are as niversary of Mrs. Schreier's par gion fundamentals of rehabilita 70-lb. Freezer Chest; miraculous Cold Mist re WDRC—Johnny Mercer Show cided, in the moment after Stalin's Economics i^ommittee. cident occurred while the Kri.stoff u 'i liT —l..ore Kniil:«'I. 7:55- WTHT—;Veath«r. follows: ents, Mr. and Mrs. Kemper 'Thorn Sports Show of the Year ! to do over again, with moie los.e Birth tion for the veteran.s and reviv car was crossing U. S. Route 5 at BUDGET frigeration keeps foods fresh for days without WKNB—Tops in Pops. WONS— Weather. Mrs. R. E. Foote. Mrs. W. R, ton of Middletown. > o f time, and with very .elight death, that this was s likely time ing Its community .service pro 7:4.\—WDRC—Ed Murrow.' WDRC—News. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde C’ordt.sen of Strong road and was hit on the covering by controlled temperature AND mois S :4 ^ WDRC—News. Porter. Miss Clara M. Ellis, Mrs, Little Martha Hammond, daugh- ^ a n ce that any improvement or for us to try to create internal gram. Connell, who resides in WTIC—One Man’s Family. the Cordtsen Dairies on Somers right side by Ryan’s car travelling ture. E.xclusive “ Humidplate” automatic defrost WO.NS—Top Tunep. WONS—News. Edward A. Foote and Mrs. Ken aconomy could have been effected. trouble in Russia. road are the parentii of a daiigh'ter Portland, operates a clothing store north on U. S. Route 6. TERMS |;O0—WDRC—M: Keen. WTHT—Martin Agronsky. neth Ellis. in Middletown. ttomlng Events ing. WKNB—News; Summer Serenade. WKNB--News And yet, considering the experi- But what about this now'.’ bom at the Rockville City Hos W'FHT— I Sna> lie. WTIC—News. Court Cases A meeting of the Democratic Wf’CC'*- K*ddir Cort.er • m c e of other Communities, such Should this still be our aim? pital Tuesday. with Wayne Holland, J u n I ■) r WHAY—News; Keynotes bv Carl. Not many cases have come up NOTICE Town committee will be held to \vo.NS— Take a Number. W’HAY—Rhythm Rendevous. MANCHESTER LIONS CLUB Personal Mention for trial lately before the Hebron ' w meaningless set-back m|^ht have Has it, by sny chsnce, ever oc leader, night at 8 at the Fire House. WTIC— Eddie Fisher and Don 8:I5—WDRi —dnuppt-rfe Special. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Eggleston will Other Kelvinators from $209.95 Amerh''. WTIC—News. trial justice court; the last quoted ■ 1(een encountered. Not many com- curred to our policy make'rs or leave Ellington Friday for Ber "Tlie annual outing of Evergreen WONS—Wake Up Time. Manchester Evening Herald El • :I5—WHAY Guest Star. being that of Richard Smith. 19. THE OFFICE OF ' munities approve expenditures of our propaganda hnskers that we nard, Maine for a two weeks vaca IxiNge, AF*AM , wilt be held Sat- WTIC—Rosemary Clooney Show. \VKNR—The Children’s Corner. of IVillimantic. who was arrested tion. lington correspondent. .Mrs. G. F. iird.ay, at 2 p. m. at the Gentle WHAY—American Medical Associa ttis magnitude at their first op ought to be liking the present IVrr, telephone Rockville 5-9313. tion. for speeding on a toad at Amaton DR. J. A. SEGAL THIRD ANNUAL Mrs. Buenos A. W. Young and men's Ale and Quail Club on. Rye WTHT—Top O’ The Morning. Lake. He was fined $15 by trial portunity. state of affairs inside Ru.saia? street. There will be ball games, 4:34—WCCC—iNews: Breakfast News* daughter Jean have been visiting boy. judge Clifford R. Wright. Yesterday, however, the Man Isn't it obvious that some kind of Mrs. Young’s mother Mrs. Fred IKE ASKS MILLION refreshments and entertainment. Appreciation Party Washington. June 26 i.ipi - WTTC-Radio Ba/aei WILL BE CLOSED chester people who voted were revolution has already been oc H. Arens siid family of Maple Television W'DRC—News: Shpppeis Special. The Paul Szeiihcr appreciation afreet. Mrs. Young was enroute President Eisenhower gsked Con Manchester Evening Herald WHa S’—Le.^ Brown and His Band. yery clear and deci.sive in their curring Inside Ru.s.sia? If Russia 4:4.V -WKNB—Adventures in Research. oarty given at the school auditor back to her home in Portland. gress late yesterday for a million Wapplng correspondent, Mrs. .An is now doing many things in the dollars for expenses tnsident to WHAY—National (iuard Program. ium a few evenings ago was a FROM ▼erdict. Maine from Newport. R. I., where nie f'nillns, telephone Mitchell 4 ’W) \* DRi News. great success and brought out over For this result, many factors world tiiat we have long sought obtaining greater economy anri ef 3- 4119. 4;(V)—On Your Account. WTIC—News: Planet Man. Mr. Young has a position as man WATKINS i/ MeutoUed^ 4 ladies Choice. WK.NB— News; Poloiiia. 100 children and .adults. ficiency in the executive branch of , «re responsible. Many people to have Ru.ssia do. shall we now ager of a Sears Roebuck store. 5 (HJ—(Jne ITople. W THT—N. S’ hno: Today. Members of the accordion band JULY 1 to AUG. 1 They will aoon move to Newport. the government. The fund would More than 99 per cent 'of the ■ •S.l.wMeet the Stars. WHAY—News; Homing Star Review. of the Caruso School of Music, made it possible for the voters of try to upset and overthrow the re be administered by the Budget •T Hnwfiv Dood' V\ (»\s—New The Yoiinga were former Ellington earth's air lies below 20 miles! Manchester to accept the high gime which is doing them? bureau..* above sea level. L 4;(X^-Thls Is Your World. WCCC—1290 Hits. residents. Spurlscope. DKC—Health Aids. school project as clearly as they Is it not even possible that it Ckinilng Events fi:4rt—Weather Forecast. 'lopteids "• Comfort. World News Roundup. »:.14 -WHAY—Italian Voice. (did. might be to our advantage to seek The dramatic committee of El 7 ;0O—Sidewalk Interviews. WCCC—News; 12 Hundred and 90 7:1,1—Legislators Report. ■ The Board of Education was, stability for the regime, whatever lington Grange was planning a i’ -. -.tmciwcr.sr KiWKMiiim m im m ^ Hits. food sale to take place in .Inly, 7:.'iO—Those Two. - WKNB—Polonia. reasonable, sober, and candid in its it is, which la making such strange 7:45—Camel News Carat an. WDRC—The Garden Gate. HORSE SHOW but due to conflicting dates it ha.s 8 :0i%—Mama. WTIC—Cisco Ki(.. approach to the project. Its ap and meaningful roncc.sslons been postponed indefinitely. 8 .TO—Life of Riley. WON.**—Charlea Ka.sher. proval by the voters constitutes around the world? Ju.st how smart Announcement of the annual 9:00—The Bijc Storv . 9:45—W'DRC—Morgan Baker. Tb** Alcrlch Family. WHAY—Famous Triala. SEE LUNCHES a pleasant climax for the cancer is it to play the same propaganda 4-H Club Dairy Tour, to he to Id 10;(¥>—Cavalcade of Sports. WONS—Guest Star. on July 15, has been made at 'lie 10:45—Greatest Fights. I0:0a- W'DRC—Galen Drik*. of service to education in Man tune we devised for Stalin's Ru.s 11:00—Man Agai; at Crime. WKNE—Tr.ll Herder.. MORE THAN chester of Chai'les 8. Mou.se. That .sia, with whom we were dead office of the Tolland County My Favorite Stor>'. '•'ONS—Klrtrtir Review AND Extension . service and Far m 12:00—Shell Mystery Theatre. WHAY—Voice of l.L.G.W.U. Everything you need to part of the public exposition of tlie locked in cold war, to the Russia Bureau. John Lanz of Butcher , Select tomorrow 1 00—News. W "IC —Advcrjl-jree of Archi* An- BUILD..REPAIR. .REMODEL! 100 Issue which fell to Shenvood Robb of today, which is throwing Stalin Here's what you'll need WKNB road la leader of the local club, 4;0(^—Growth of k Nation. ie:.30—WDRC—I > fs Pretend. DINNERS was performed with an able dig policies out wholesale? 4;.70—What One Person Can D«- WO.NS—.News; Charles Kasher. VALUABLE 4 l.'>—Betty Funieas. WKNB—Uptown Rliythms. nity and appealing sincerity. Whatever our answer may be to 00—Western Theater. WCCC—News; 12 Hundred and 90 W. HARRY ENGLAND I. for Holiday 8.00— News. SERVED Raymond Goslee, as chairman of Hits. SHOW some of these questions, our Voice fi 1.',—The Karlv Show. WTIC—Mary Lee Tsylor. the building committee, was a tow of America apparently hasn't 7:15—Camera Shop Open Hou.«r WTHT—Space Patrol. ON THE O 7 • I—Ne\.’i*. 14:45—WONT—Conn. College Center- LUMBER COMPANY HORSES er of common sense strength for even considered them. It is busy to ienjoy the Fourth delivery 7 1.',—Pprr.'- Com". satinna. Manchester. And now that we 8 .00- «.Broada'ay to Hollywood. I4:.54—WONS—Bandstand. W. HARRY ENGLAND, Prep. GROUNDS banging out the same old line, 8 .30—Red Sox V8. Chicago. ll;0f>— WDHC — Bill Shtdel); Piano IN ACTION can do so without seeming to es trying to undermine the men in 0;(‘U—F»layli"iisc of Stare. Portraits. tablish any inference that Cheney 3»^Oi*r Jfl.'s Brooks. WKNB—Newt: Polks. ACROSS FROM MANCHESTER GREEN SCHOOL the Kremlin, create trouble for 10.00—King Kellv of the U. S. A. WTHT—French Program. JHflO—Ne-ws. ■( Brothers policy to'W’ard the new them, ^nd deprive them of the WTIC—My 'Secret Story. 11:15— Late Show. WHAY-Italiar Mn.«le. OPEN MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY school was one way or the other, power to make policy. Yet it WATKINS in the sunshine! Tomarraa II :»5—WONS—WON^ Bndstand. we would like to express the grat A. M. - WHAY—Italia In Marcin. could be that the policy coming BAOTHBKS. INC. W.NHC 11:35-.w’UNfc—News 7 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. itude of the community to Chenoy out of the Kremlin these days is 8:30—Test Pattern. 'VHAT—News In Italian. FUNERAL 9 00—Science Review. II :i4--WCCC —Newto 12 Hundred and Brothers for allowing Mr. Goslee's something we ought to like, and 9 Rootie Kazootie 90 Hits. 10,'>0—Snare Patrol. WONS—bndstand. services to be available for this want more of. It could be that S ERVICE 113fv—Terry and the Pirates. T ELEP H O N E Self adjusting Deck 1 I". . ’ir, Bill Hi, , ,,k. G‘v« and Take. town purpose. Russia is now doing some of the WHAY—Music. Omand LWest 11:30—Film. W TiC—Modern Romances. MI-9-0244 The statesmanlike approach of things we have been wanting her F 11:45—WONS—bndstand. 12 M c Top. * 1 General Manager Richard Martin to do. for a long time. It could be, P irteter WHAT—Roxon* Program. Chairs 5.98 1:00—Film. WCCC—A rnemFrlenC j of YouTourt. «lid much to establish the atmo although we don.'lMquite realize it AflerBosia I I3:40- WDRC-Tht'Hir' nf fri'ods\ sphere of dignity and the emphasis yet, that we like\ Malenkov, or WCCG—Make Mine Mu.^lc* o f facts rather than attitudes whoever it la controls Kremlin A d VC r n semen t— 'VKNB—News; S|>ortR Digest. Lean back to adjust WONrf—.Mhii i.ji t,,r harm. which distinguished the coopera policy. So it could b* that our WTHT— Ranch Boys, thi.s chair to any posi WTir*—New.«; Woofber tion o f various groups on the is propaganda is now op^raUng in tion. Maple frames ^VHAY—Nfws in It Allan ; Miislca. sue during the past year of in crude opposition to our oWn beat t 13:1.**- B — I'f’i i'\ 8how. with Green, Red or ''■'I'lC'—Alhiim of tho Week. tensive planning and shaping of national interests. WHAY—Gemmg Program. PHONE Yellow covers. I? •'* wnnr.Hr^iiywood. the project. It all adds up. we think. to\^he W e r r —News: Make Mine Music. Mayor Sherwood Bowers, one fact that no nation, and least of Ail Mitchell 9-7196 ' • 'I "fa m , WKNB—Forward March. o f the old-line critics of the po.st- a democracy, belongs in th^ or Mitchell 3-8606 B’ng Crosu.v. war school building program, propaganda business. A dictator 142 East Center St. WTIC—Farm Forum MOUNT NEBO, SPRINC ST. W rcc-M u sic for Milady. Manchester WHAY—LaRoaa Program. served as a constructive and re ship. which presumably has only By GEORGE DOBIN sponsible economy advocate in this one mind, can at least be con Troy loafer Contour project. sistent with itself, decide what its ~~ President EisehhowVr’a current Some credit of a pleasant na- interests are, and harmonize its teim will go down in TV history Chaise 31.50 ,JaE..:more_.reaflona than one. .We. all turecTOu.'n go, too, to other U adi- propaganda policy instantly- Blit Hearing Aids c. ' Two Seater Gfidders- 25400 rLEOALWEMGESA ttonal school program critics; like a democracy Ukes much longer Batteries-Kepairs know of some of, theni, but there’s ► A T IX>W PRICKS 4 a new reason e.stabliahcd during Wilber Uttle and Director Walter making up its mind about ita own Adjusts, to sitting or One of Watkins moat popular gliders during ^Arthur Drug Stor4s j Mahoney. W«T doubt that they policies and about ita reaction to Personal reclining po.sitions. the past years is this all-metal two-seat Ihe Chief Kxecutive’ii Ia.
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■I I ■ 'f-...... ■ n' PAGE EIGHT rsR BVENWTB m niAm HAWCHBSTI5?f» WHOAT, tffWE EB, WB8 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, JUNE 26. 1953 land, W. de G. van Embden; Coventry Linda Wiecek Gets Credit Manager New Books Listed Seventh Pitcher Book, Mrs. M. B. •hortly after 11 o’clock last night W. Kamm; Relax and Live, J. A. Recover Body by State Polce. I Sen. WiHre Smith Honors at Recital Kennedy; Miracle In the Hills, State Police Lieut. Robert Bun Visit Switzerland After 41 Years Brownell Policy At Chenev Library Mrs. M. T. M. Sloop and Legette • N dle aaid McLaughlin drowned School System Will Need Blythe: Newfoundland Holiday, J. KOSHER -In Bolton Lake after he was being towed by a Dies ill Hospital Is Middle-Road Linda J" Wiecek, daughter of New bonks received at the Mary H. Smith; How to believe, R. W. rowboat manned by John Molloy. DON'T Mr. and Mrs. John Wiecek, 88 Del- Cheney Library include: Sockman; Outboard Motors and ,McI.«,ughlin, apparently, was (Continued from Pag* One) 3 More Teachers in Fall mont street, was awarded the dthef Two-Cycle Engines, Venk, Qiild Hospital Helper swimming and grabbed his friend’s (Continued From Pngo Om ) Fiction —Charley Moon. Regi Frazee, and Landon; Our Virgin DELICATESSEN boat and later slipped off. prize for having the highest aver nald A rkell; Torbeg, M rs. G. M. G. Smith, a self-stvled Conserva Island, Robb White, „ 35-A OAK STREET -^ TEL MI-f-1244 Accidentally Drowned The drowning occurred at Camp tive, unseated Sen. Frank Graham, vide an Important Instrument to Coventry, June 26—(Special)—’^Hartford. Her huaband la attend- age report card for the past sea Campbell; Invitation to Folly, Oak Hill which is located just over BUT Ing the university. Susan Ertz; My Uncle Louis, Rob a noted Liberal, in a hot fight, prepare the way for modernizing An additional three teachera, will son, having attained a 97 per cent OPEN EVERY DAY EXCEPT WEDNESDAY Yesterday Afternoon the Vernon town line. pegging hia campaign on a plat Board Replaced ert Fontsine; The High and the STRIKE SETTLED ' Drag Lake ford Eight Hours and strengthening our laws to pre be needed making a total of 30 Townspeople voted to replace average, at the fourth and closing form of opposition to some. of Mighty, E. K. Gam; Case of the Rio De Janeiro, Brazil, June 26— The .body of Lawrence Mc State Police from Colchester and serve American free enterprise A PIG IN teachera for the Coventry School the present three-member. Board recital last night In the Chapel of Hesitant Hostess, E. S. Gardner; (Ah—The labor ministry announced former President Harry Truman’a SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK Laughlin, 29-yenr-old k .11 c h e n Stafford Springs, firemen from “Fair Deal" propos.sls. against monopoly and unfair com ayatem, beginning thia fall term. Of Assessors with a single full the South Methodist Church by The Golden Eagle. N. B. Gerson; today that a settlement has been Manchester, Coventry, Bolton and time assessor to be appointed by Frederic E. Werner. Kingfishers Catch Fire, Rumer worker at the Newington Home Graham had been appointed by petition. It Is requested that all Thia number la exclusive of the reached in the 11-day-old strike Willimantic and the emergency departments and agencies of thn A POKE! the Board of Finance. At a apacial Those Who participated in last Godden; The Corner Store, A. E. by 8,000 Brazilian maritime and KOSHER T.V. SRLRMIS 79c for Crippled Children who drown Gov. K err S cott to fill the iinex- music teacher and achool nurse. truck of the Manchester Police De plred term«of the late Sen. J. Mel federal government give full co town meeting Wednesday night in night's recital include Mary Idell; The Green Mkn, Storm river transport workers. The union ed accidentally yesterday in Sec partment were at the scene from Miaa Margaret H. Danehy, R.N., the Robertson School attended by IDEAL FOR PICNICS, HOME, OFFICE. ville B roughtonr who died in 1949. operation to Insure its success." school nurac, will be returning to O’Connor. John Mullen, Phyllis Jameson; Rogue’s Yarn, .lohn Jen strike committee said work would ond Bolton Lake, waa recovered 2:4.’> in the afternoon. about 7H persona, voters gave the Marks, Sharon McDowell, Ronald nings; Good Morning, Young Lad.y, be resumed immediately. Smith had revealed recently that Bi-ownell did not Immediately the ’ocal schools in the fall for her Board of Finance authority to Have you triied our Hot Pastrami Sandwiches Stafford State Police, under the he intended to run for re-election disclose who will serve on the 30th year. For the past school year Shurkus, Linda Wiecek, Linda Ardyth Kenneliy; The Emperor'S “Details of the agreement ~ were direction of Lt. Harry 'Taylor, suc establish qualifications under Lady, "F. W, Kenyon: Return of I with Pickfe?—45c next year. His term would have study group. He said he plans she has been giving one and one- Brown, .Stephen ."htirkus, Ronnie not announced officially. Brazilian ceeded in . recovering the body expired in 195.'). which the full-time assessor be ap Lanny Budd, U. B. Sinclair; King newspapers said yesterday, how to have preliminary organization half days per week; The coming Moore. Julie Haugh, Judfth Best, after dragging the lake for over A Raleigh attorney at the time pointed, determine his compensa- Cecily England., Reluctant, Vaughan Wilkins; The ever, that the sinkers had won TRY OUR HOT BAGELS, CREAM CHEESE eight hours. ready for announcement when the year she will devote two and one- term of office. Eagle and the Rock, Frances Win- of his election, he was a former anti-truat section of the American half days each we'6k. f'vntlua Nylin, Frances N.ylin, their chief demand for a monthly The camp does not officially The board was authorized to war, pseudonym; Angry Angel, emergency bonus for each W’orkar AND LOX FOR A QUICK, DELICIOUS president of the American Bar as Bar Association meeU In Boston Teaching Assignments delegate authority to the a.ssesior Anthony .Sheppard, Phyllis Solo open until Monday. No regula- sociation. during August. The teaching assignments with mon. Barbara French, Carol Ann Laios Zilahy. of 1.000 cruzeiros (I25i, SUNDAY MORNING BREAKFAST to employ such clerical and other Non - fiction — Elizabeth and tion.s were enforoed and there were Smith received praise of both The committee, he said, will the exception of a Grade 3 teacher assistance required within the Chncc. Ann England. David Kit- no life guard.s on duty. McLaugh Republicans and Democrats for his function In two aections, one de to be named, have been released .son, Gail Nichols, Judith Mitchell, Philip, Geoffrey Bocca; Approach limits of available appropriations. ing and P utting, C. B. Cleveland; REA L E.ST.ATE A U C m O N ED lin and a companion kitchen work work in the Internal Security sub voting its time to a atudy of the by the office of Royal O. Fisher, The meeting also gave approval Donakl Mothes, William Brown, er were at the camp to serve a ' Herald t'uulu, Home Owner's Complete Guide to Danielson, June 26- (A>i-~ Real Howard.. S. Turkington committee of the. Senate Judiciary basic anti-trust laws and the other principal. The list of 29 follow: for minority representation in Jr„ Beatrice Walker, Adria Dai|l luncheon for the annual camp site committee. He also won recogni Grade 1': Mrs. Elizabeth C. Hal- Appointment of William A. Remodeling, Hubbard Cobb; estate of the Killingly Worsted surveying the beat procedure that tov.n government in the Town of plalse and Robert Richardson, Jr, Church Organ Accompaniment, M. visit by the board of directors prior tion as chairman of that commit can be taken under them. He aaid: When you buy one of our lata* loran, Brick Schoo’.: Mrs. Myrtle and Kathleen McMullen. Moorhouse, 70 Harlan road, ns Mills Of EImville was sold at an to the opening of the camp. The Howard’s Sleep Center, .639 model used care you know what Coventry of all elective and ap P. Conway; Winston Churchill, auction yesterday for J14,.500. The tee’s investigation of the Office of "Once we accept the desire of B. Carpenter, Mrs. Eileen E. Jan pointive town boards in the future. consumer crmllt department man 'pair decided on going in the water Maji\ street, will have a grand you’re getting . . . It Isn’t Uke sen, Miss Frahcine N. Macione and Virginia Cowles; North from Ma 40,000 square - foot, three - story Alien Property. the public to confirm private Edison O. Davis was moderator.* laya, W. O. Douglas; Trav’el after dinner and did so without opening Tuesday. The store, cai ry- buying a ”pig In a poke!" Mrs, Grace Vance, all at the Cen ager for the First National Bank building Ts-as purchased by .Sidney anyone. Including the 10 membera Recently, ho waa appointed a competitive enterprise under the Clerk was Mildred C. Hiltgen, Guide to Europe, 19.53-.54 edition. Fisher, owner of the ’ Putnam ing bedding equipment as Its U. S. Representative on the United theory of limitations placed on ter School. Grade 2: Mrs. Natalie town clerk. of Manchester, and its branch of the board and eight maintain- Each car Is reconditioned and Temple Fielding; All About Hol Motors Company of Putnam. ANOTHER NaUon.i Educational. Scientific Mr. and Mrs. Charles X. Ecabert freedom of commercial action B. Perry, Mrs. Harriet C. Gavigan, Mrs. Alonzo Foreman has been W e d d in g s hank In Colchester, was announc ance workers, knowing their major line. Is 'nelng opened here carries our new-car dealer guar* ed today by N. William Knight, W by H oward S. T urkington of 186 and Cultural organization which is what we call American antee—yosir aesurance of goal* Miss Helen M. Mazur, Mrs. Anne entertaining for the past week, whereabouts. Mr. and Mrs. Charles X. Eca returned to their native country Browning. Grade 3: Mrs, Ann M. executive vice president of the 2.6 Feet From Shore Center street. — (UNESCO). capitalism, the problem is the Ity evea after you buy! ’ her brother-ln-Jaw and slater, Mr. MacLat’hlan-Miller Q p bert. 453 Center street, will leave and arc looking forward to seeing extent to which such enactments VafiDeusen. Miss M. Marjorie and Mrs. H; A. 'W'llmot of Memphis, bank, The appointment is effec Neither McLaughlin nor Malloy Turkington was associated with Helms .said funeral services Mrs. Pauline Morle Miller, tive immediately. by plane tomorrow afternoon from relatives and renewing acquaint .should control business. Stop by soon. Examine theae Kearns, Mrs. Nancy D. Bradford. Tenn. could swim. Malloy told Lieut. Keith Furniture for 12 years as would be held in Raleigh, but that ances with keen anticipation. Grade 4: Miss Marion G. Adams, Moorhouse comes to the First Idlewlld Airport In New York and "I am one of those w-ho is proud beauties. They’re knockmtta—* Booiit OfftOMV daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Curtis SV Rundle of the Colchester barrack.s a salesman and IS well qualified to plans were not complete. Accompanying them wilt be Mr. each one almost like aowt of that . American capitaJIam, de Mrs. Helen F. Hemingway, Mrs. Officers of Troop 8.5 Boy Scout M.acLachlan, 10 Cedar street, and National with a broad background that he was rowing one of the select and offer the finest in 'oed- A native of Norfolk. Va., Smith will arrive in Zurich, Switzerland, Ecabert’s brother, Paul Ecabert of Terms to fit your badget. Mary Perrottl, Francis A. Per- of practical experience. Since dlng equipment to the community. was graduated from Trinity Col spite the seeming conspiracy exist committee Include Ford Morgan, Willard Lewis Bradford of East AIR CONDITIONER boats and McLaughlin was in the at noon on Sunday. Lynhurst. N. J., his only relative In rotti. chairman with the following 1949, in addition to o th er experi OLDSMOBILE water, hanging to the rear of the In addition to studying at Hillyer lege (now Duke University) and There they will be given a this country. ing to avoid use of such words. Hartford, son of Mr. and Mrs. But I am old-faahioned enough to Grade 6 : Mrs. Gertrude T. Guil elected Wednesday night; Secre ence in this flnancial department, boat and being towed around the College, he is a graduate of was chairman of the board of hearty reception by many of the While In Switzerland they ex ’TRADED ON ford. W'illlam E. McArthur, Alfred H. V\. Bradford of Dalton, Mass he has been district representa area. distributive education courses of trustees of the university. people of the little village of believe Just as thoroughly that NEW HUDSON tary, Sanford S. Hathaway: treas were married at ]1:.30 this morn- ’52 SUPER 88 pect to make their headquarters in B. Klvlin, Mrs. Eva K. Kingsbury. urer, Henry Sherman; outdoor, tive in New Haven and Hartford Installed By Malloy aaid they were about fered here by the Chamber of He worked to pay much of his Courroux, their native town, which CoiiMouk, but plan to visit rela- thia control should be in keeping G ra d e '6 : Mrs. Mary H. Cummisk, Ing at the Center Congregational for the Commercial Cre
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY. JUNE 26, 1953 p a g e f i f t e e n PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1953 Garden— Farm— Dairy HouMhold Goods 61 Lots for Sale 73 Wanted— To Buy 58 Houses for Sale 72 Houses for Sale 72 Legal Notice Aotomobnes for Sale 4 Auto Accitssorics— ^Tirea 6 Building— Contracting 14 Palnt^ng-^Papcring 21 Producta 60 A-ZONE LOT, with SO’ frontage on Help Wanted— Male 36 Articles for Sale 45 Articles for Salt 45 PRE-FURNITURE MARKET MANCHESTER WANTED—Boy’s 24” bicycle, in Washington atreet. Water and sew AT A COURT o r PROBATE held HEARING-AID BATTERIES—Famous makes, 50% CABINET MAKING. Good work PAINTING AND DECORATING. WANTED—Part time man. Hours TRANSPLANTED Tomato plants, COMPARE VALUES! er available. T. J. Crockett, Brok at Manchrater. within and for the VENETIAN BUNDS peppers, egg plants, asters, zin good condition. MItcheU 9-1349, IHalrlct of Manchester, on the 34th day Classified DeCORMIER MOTORS off, Exchange'. As low as ,50c manship. Reasonable rates. Esti Floors sanded and reflnlshad. 1-5:30. Delivery and T.V. Installa GARDEN TOOLS, hoses and pick ONE OF Ay KIND SEE THESE TODAY 5 Room Cape Cod. Charming er. MItcheU 3-5416. of June, A.D. 1953. weekly. Cole Motors, 438 Center mates gladly given. Moulson’s Highest Quality Only nias, salvia, petunias, snap • Wallpaper books on request. Also tion work. Benson’s, Inc., 1085 Also Reconditioning et fence. Call Mitchell 3-7503. kitchen, fireplace, oil hot water Present, JOHN J. WALLETT. Judae. BATTERIES street. Mitchell 9-0980. Woodworking Shop. PUgrlm dragons, calandulas, marigolds, CLEARANCE - Beautiful 6ti room Garrison heat, good location. Price 813,500. BOLTON LAKE— Beautiful shady Estate of Ronald M. Avery, of Man- SAYS: “See these fine cars furniture reflnished. CaU Gerry. Main. Tapes and Cords by Yard chesisr in said district, a minor. For AD Hearing-Aids 2-8695. "■ geraniums, three foir.tl, at Oder- Rooms without Boaird 5f Colonial located on Falrview street, West Side, fl Room- Single. New lot, few feet from lake, water Advertisemenb today. They’re priced to sell at MItcheU 9-8S66. ROYAL AND Smith-Ooroaa port- 3-Pc. quilted maple bedroom Upon application of Albert J. Avery, EXPERIENCED Counter Man, ' CMI mann’s, 504 Parker street. Off-Center street. ItJ baths, alumi oil burner, large attractive porch, piped in. 155 ft. front. Ten auardtan, prayinz for authority to com the very finest of terms.” Garages— Service— HOUSE FOUNDATION, etc. Let us abla and atandard typewriters. suite. Large dresser and mirror NEWLY DECORATED, beautiful Giiarantsed Freali CLASSIFIED ADVT. meat department. Full or part AU maksa of adding machlnea num storm windows and screens. one car garage. Lot 70 x 150 in fine minutes’ drive from Manches promise and aettle the doubtful and dis * Storage 10 do , your concrete form work. FINDELL MFG. CO. PICK YOUR OWN strawberries, overaized chest and beautiful poster ly furnished and apaciour (room. puted claim whlnh said minor haa DEPT. HOURS Repairing 23 time. Manchc.ster Public Mar- sold or rented. Repairs on sU 20c qt. Bring own containers. Bor- Immediate occupancy, 813,900. neighborhood, ideal for children. ter. MItcheU 9-7087. Beaucaze. It 1s 1951 CHRYSLER 4-DR. Mitchell 9-5582. m-3-4865 bed. Regular 8269, now 8239. The most co.spiete light house Price 811.000. 8:15 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. ketj 805 Main etreet. 485 East Middle Turnpike makes. Marlow’A sotti, on Route 85, Bolton. MItcheU keeping facilities available in ORDERED; That the forezotng appli SEDAN GARAGE FOR RENT, amesitc MATFRESS. Your old mattresaea Manchester Green. Delightful BEAUTIFUL Large , home sites. cation be heard and determined at the drive, 101 P''lorencc street near YOUNG MAN over 17 with driver’s 8-7780. 2- Pc. maple bedroom suite. Mr. Manchester. You wUl marvel at Hard roads, school bus, electric Probate office In Manchester In said Windsor De Lu.\e. Fully Florists— Nurseries 15 sterilized and remade like new. AN ATTIC FAN, properly sized and Mrs, dresser, ranch type cheat Four room single expandable to 8 Room Cape Cod. Lavatory firat Distrlrl. on the Mth day of July. A. D.. COPY CLOSING TIME Clinton. Tel. Mitchell 3-6313. Call Jonea Furniture and Floor license, part time. Drug store. Ap Boats and Accessories 46 the cleanllr.esi of thia buUdlng. floor, full bathroom up. Fireplace ity, telephone, reasonable. MItch 1953. M !f*n D'clork In th« forenoon. And equipped. A one owner car. and installed, will make your and poster bed. Nicely finished. All C!hildi'en accepted. Central. Pric six. Completely redecorated and FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. ZINNIAS, ASTERS, .straw flow- Covering,' 36 Oak. Mitchell 9-1041. ply in person. 459 Hartford road. painted from top to bottom. On with knotty pine paneling and pic eU 9-7337. that notlcY* giv^n to all. pfraona In- Only $495 down. home cool and comfortable dur 10 H. P. JOHNSON outboard motor, Houachold Goods SI pieces have worn edges. Was 8249, ed ro reasonable youH gasp! Be ifrfBtad In aald aatata of in^ p^ndenev ers and ageratum for sale. Mitch Trebbe Drive, off West Center ture window in living room. Con or aald application and tho ilmo ancl _ MON. THRU PRI. Business Services Offered 13 EXPERIENCED Sales clerk, full ing the hot months ahead. T. P. 1962 model, slightly used. Mitchell now 8219. sure and eee thirone. Mrt. Dor BLUEBERRY KNOLL. Large, park 873 Main St^ TeL M l-S-dlSf ell 3-6066. Aitkin, Heating and Sheet Metal PAY ONLY 818.57 MONTH street. Top value at 811,900. venient to Bowera School and bua placr* of hearing tharaon. by publlahing 10:30 A .M . 1952 WILLYS AERO EAGLE Bonds— Stocks— time. No Sunday work. Paid vaca 9-8022 from 9 a. m. to 12 noon. sey, 14 Arch attaeL like lot, unusual privacy, riews, a copy of thin order In aome newapaper tions, Christmas bonus. See Mr. Contractor. MItcheU 3-6793. AND •nUS BEAUTIFUL Modem walnut, suite. Conaista line. Immediate occupancy. near Manchester Golf Course. havlnir a circulation in aald “dlatrlci, at HARD TOP ALL KINDS of carpentry work. Mortgages 31 of Mr. and Mrs. dresser, chest and Two Family Flat. 4 rooms, first SATURDAY 9 A. M. Keith. Keith’s Variety, Depot Dtamonds—rWatehi 3 ROOMS BRAND NEW FURNISHED Roopi for hent near MItcheU 9-4731. Iraat five daya before the day of aald A loaded sport car.. Only Reasonable rates. MItcheU 9-4291. Roofing— Siding 16 "LUXURY ” FURNITURE IS panel bed. Regular 8198. Sale price Another amazing value; Jarvis- floor and 6 second floor. Go<^ inr hearing, to appear if ih**y ae#* cause at FIRST AND Second mortgages Square. Jewelry 48 Main street. Gentlemen preferred. aatd time and place and be heard rela» $495 down. LAWN« CHAIRS, unpalnted. 1140 YOURS W69. ~Tel."MltcheU 9i2170,'9 Hazel atrset. built Cape CoA. four finished come. One car garage. On bus line. ^ ACRES woodland, high eleva live thereto, and make return to thla TOVB COOPERATION WILL WirUNG INSTALLATION of all ROOFING, Siding and carpentry. bought tor our own account. Fast,' Burnside Ave. Hartford 8-7278. Asking 812,000. court. BE APPRECIATED Alterations and additions. Ceil LEONARD W. YOST, Jaweler, re Look what you get! rooms I expandable), front extra tion, one mile from Bolton O n - 1952 WILLYS 4-WHEEL types. No job too fimall. Peter confidential aervlce. Manchester Situations Wanted— Living room suite, 2 pc. foam ROOM for Gentlemen. AU con large kitchen. Move right in. Low If you have property to sell list ter. Approximately 1,000 feet JOHN J. WAI,.LETT, Jud|fe. Pantaluk, 40 Foster street. Phone ings. Workmanship guaranteed. Investment Corp., 244 Main St. RICH BARNYARD loam for sale. pairs, aojusu watchea axpertly. 1953 REFRIGERATOR rubber in back, arms and solid with DRIVE JEEP A. A. Dion, Inc., 299 Autumn Female 38 veniences. Private entrance. priced at 811.800. road frontage. Priced at 82,000 Mitchell 9-7303. Phone Mitchell 3-5416, -- Call Peter Lalashius. Mitchell Reaaonabla pricea. Open dally. TELEVISION SET foam rubber cushions. In red nub- THE FRANCES K. for quick sale. Write Box P, c-o AT A COURT OF PROBATE held Dial MI-3-5121 street. MItcheU 3-4860. 9-2558. BEDROOM SUITE MItcheU 9-0140. St Msnehenter. within wnd for the Equipped and just like new. WILL CARE for child days, while Thursday evenings. 139 Spruce tex, now 8169. WAGNER REALTY. Realtors Herald. District of Mancheeter, on the 34th day COMPLETE Hand and power lawn street. Mitchell 9-4387. LIVING ROOM SUITE of June. A.D 1963. Only $395 down. CONNECTICUT Valley Construc mother works or shops. Licensed G. E. 12'i-INCH mahogany table 3- pc. living room suite, famousPLEASANT ROOM with private For Appointment Call Phone MT-9-0028 mower sales and service. Motors Business Opportunities 32 home. MItcheU 9-8801. 6 PC. DINETTE SET family. Gentleman preferred. Present. JOHN J. WAI.I.ETT. Judre. Iiost and Pound 1952 WILLYS 2-DR. AERO tuned and overhauled. Pick-up and tion. Guaranteed roofs and siding. model television, ideal for den or CEDAR CHEST, LINOLEUM make. In green and red metallle TWO-FAMILY House, oil hot water Eetale of Edward D. Kearney a.k.a. We make 'em! GULF OFFERS for lease a two cottage, completely reconditioned, material. Was 8236, only 8199. CaU MItcheU 9-5852. Resort Property for Sale 74 Edward Kearney, late of Manchester. In LARK SEDAN delivery service. Gibson's Garage. Aluminum storm windows and WILL CARE FOR CHILDREN RUGS, LAMPS, TABLES heat, interior In excellent condi said DUtrlct. deceased. IXJST—Mongrel dog, tan' and Mitchell 3-5012. gutters. Ail men protected by in bay modern service station in $50 take it. Mitchell 9-2186. KITCHEN CABINET JARVIS REALTY CO. tion. Over an acre of land in de COVENTRY LAKE—Several sum The administratrix having exhibited Manchester. We now have a spe in my home. CaU MItcheU Hidebed, apartment size. Cov W e sell 'em! white, named Mitzle. Tag number Radio, heater, defroster. surance. Three years to pay. P'ree 9-9465 anv time. DISHES ROOM FOR RENT with kitchen 654 CENTER ST. sirable section. Two vacancies. mer cottages, some Improve her administration account with said WINDOW SHADED made to ofder cial incentive rental plan and will USED SINKS, bath tuba, wash ered in gray boucle. Includes •V4. **tate ip this Court for allowance. It Is DIREa TO YOU 111457. Call MItchell-9-3S39 after Only $395 down. estimates. Call Mitchell 3-7180. tubs, toilet bowl. Jones Furniture And other ertieles to complete your privileges. 168 Maple street. Hartford 2-4080 ' Only 812,900. Small down payment. ments, $1,500 and up. Others all , ‘U’ et the lOlh day of and InstaUed. Venetian blinds train you if inexperienced. Mod size mattress. Regular 8239, now CaU MItcheU 3-8274, or Hartford July, 1M3. at eleven o'clock, forenoon. 6. Reward. Alfred Charest, Owner. EXPERIENCED GIRL desires and Floor Covering, 36 0*k street. Pratt I Wbitaaf home. Manchester MItcheU 3-4112 improvements. $3,300 and up. AT FAQORY PRICES 1949 PLYMOUTH 2-DR. and curtain rods. 24 hour service. erate investment required. For in baby -sitting job. Steadv or part only 8198. LARGE, Very well furnished room. 8-5188. Schwartz Real Estate. Probslf Office In the Municipal ’ REGULAR PRICE WAS 81,089.95 Shore fronts, 15,500 and up. Rea Building In said Manchester, be and the LOST—Man'a wallet, State theater Estimates gladlju given. Fagan FOR GUARANTEED ROOFS that formation call Hartford 6-6184 time. CaU MItcheU 3-5956. BUILDER’S Planks, boards, also 3 Parking, at 272 .Main atreet. sonable down payment. Johrt S. u p ^ or vicinity. Reward. Mitchell SEDAN days nr Middletown 7-2725 eve Breakfast set, discontinued 855 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST. same Is assigned for a hearing on the Window Shade co.. Route 44 at stay on in any kind of storm, and brackets. Reasonable. MItcheU BUT THE PRICE model. Mother of pearl top on MItcheU 3-4071. Blssell, Realtor, Cross street. So. allowance of said admlnlslratinn ac 9-4604. Special De Luxe. A one own nings between 6 and 9 p. m.. or WANTED Typing to do at home, FOR EVERYTHING NOW Vacant. Seven room colonial with count with said esute and this Court COMRUETE SET Bolton Notch. Mitchell 9-4473. gutters, conductors and roof re 3-7,503. Aircraft table. Four chairs covered in red Coventry. Tel. Coventry Pilgrim er car. Very low mileage. write to Gulf Oil Corp., 500 Wa letters, bills, cards, accurately IS ONLY— WIDOW HAS comfortable room for PINE ACRES Terrace. Owner un attached, heated breezeway and directs thst notice of the time, and LOST—Pair of glaaaes in viq^pity pairs. Call Coughlin, MItcheU and gray plaid plastic. Regularly expectedly transferred out of state. 2-6828. place, assimed for aald hearing be POWER BURNERS and Range terfront street. New Haven. typed. MItcheU 9-6873. $837 rent. Kitchen privileges and ga garage, oil steam heat, large lot given to all persons known to ne In of Main atrbet shopping area, Only $295 down. 3-7707. 12 RECONDITIONED Television 6 4 rooms, ceramic tile bath, for Burners expert.y cleaned and sets, $39 and up. Barlow’s Tele 8118. now 895. rage. CaU MItcheU 9-2651. with 165’ frontage. $11,000 mort COVENTRY LAKE—Waterfront terested therein lo appear and be heard FREE STORAGE TIL WANTED mica counter, hot water oil heat, 6 n A s* A^a% Ws* awssWllMl-iM A- m A ..a ab^i _ Thursday night. Mitchell 3-7111. MANCHESTER Roofing and Sid vision, 214 Spruce street. Tel. offars huniraAsof gage available. Asking price $14.- cottage furnished. Four rooms .... . -vfss »ji into 1948 PLYMOUTH 4-DR. serviced. Let us service and re SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT New Bendlx dryer, discontinued LARGE FRONT room. Central. Venetian blinds, recreation room, orricr In iioni^ nfwapBp^r havinr a cir* 575 ing company. Also all types of Help Wanted— Female 35 Situations Wanted— MItcheU 3-5095. 000. Shown any time by appoint snd bath. Garage, artesian well. rulAtion In Mifi Digtrirt. at kaat fiv^ SEDAN pair your washing machine or re Phone Me Immediately model. Fully guaranteed and serv Continuous hot water. Parking, attached garage, veranda. Excel painting and carpentry work. Male 39 ment. Exclusive with Eiva ’Tyler, For appointment call MItcheU <5ay» bfforR ihi» day of aald hfaring. MAIN ST. Annonneementn frigerator. Metro Service. Mitch EXPERIENCED Sales clerk. Air- Hartford 8-0358 iced. Was 8239, now only 8189. Gentleman. MItcheU 3-4724. lent condition. The Henry Escott and hy mailing In a registered letter on Special De Luxe. Radio, Guaranteed work. Phone MItcheU Realtor. MItcheU 9-4469. 9-0760. ell 9-0883. conditioned store. Apply in person. A BUILDER Wishes the following well-paying jobs i After 7 P. M. 48-4690 Agency. MItcheU 9-7683, MItcheU or before June 38, 1963, a copy of this NOW AIR-Conditioned, Russell’s heater defroster. A real clean 9-8933 for free estimates. Marlow’s. Many Other Unadvertised Values FURNISHED ROOM with private order to Elisabeth J, Donne'llan. c-o kinds of work; carpentry, palnt- I If you have no meana of tranapor- 9-2868, MItcheU 9-0382. EXTRAORDINARY Ranch Home, Robert Batter. Ally., U 1 Lafayette Barber Shop, comer Oak and car. Only $295 down. SECRETARIAL SERVICE—Typ- porch. Kitchen privileges. Gentle located in the hills of Vernon, ciis- RAY'S ROOFING Company. Gut i;ig, roofing, mason, sidewall. Rea ‘ tation I’ll aend my auto for you. J.','"’:'!- UA'"'''’.'’'*' Conn.: Rosella K. Spruce streets. Remington and ing, stenography, mimeographing, WOMAN WITH sewing experience MARLOW’S man or couple preferred. Central ARDMORE ROAD — 6 finished, tom built. This home is rompriaed SabarlMin for Sale 75 Walsh, *75 Blue Hills Ave.. Hartford, Schick electric razors, parts, sales ter work, roof and chimney re sonable rates. Tel. Hartford 5-9556, For No obligation! Furniture Department Conn.; Robert E. Kearney, Ashford 1949 NASH 4-DR. SEDAN vari-typing, mailing for small or for dry cleaning department. 8 to 9 p. m. only. ly located. MItcheU 3-4112, aak for rooms, plastered walls, fireplace, of several unique features found 31 and service. pairs. Free estmlates gladly COVENTRY and country areas. ^ e e t, Hanford, Conn.: John M. Boyle, Model 600. Very clean. Only large businesses. Reasonabic Must apply in person. New Model A—L—B—E—R—T— S e l e c t r i c STOVE aulUble for Mr. Wilson. oil heat, immaculate condition, only in the best of ranch homes. 307 Jefferson street. Hartford. Conn.: rates. Phone Mitchell 3-7691. given. Ray Hagenew, MItcheU New Cape Cods and ranch homes, $245 down. Laundry, 73 Summit street. BOY—15 years old—wants lawn 43-45 Allyn Street, Hartford cottage, kitchen table, 6 dining fenced-in yard. Small down pay Approximately $8,000 down pay large lot, some with acreage. Low “ •ry » * « ‘ hews, 1340 Sherman 9-2214. Ray Jackson, Mitchell care and odd.>johs. MItcheU BOYS ment. Can be seen by appoint street, Springfield. Mo.: Annie K. Operators of: ment. Immediate occupancy. Also Penonals MANCHESTER T. V. Service, 3-8325. GIRL FOR General laundry work. room chairs, gasoline camp stove. Apartments— Flats— down payments. Also colonials, Chome. ISS Walnut street. Manchester. Phone 1952 FORI) I i TON PICKUP 9-3949. r FIBRE RUGS in stock now. AU Phone MItcheU 3-5956. will consider another house as ment only. CaU The Johnson Conn.: Francis Koch. High street. Mld- radio and T.Y- specialists since Good opportunity for advance Drill Presses chicken and dairy farma. John S. dletowm Conn.: Isabelle K. Burton. 3333 MI-9.5405 THE PROSPECT HUl School for V-8 De Lu.xe Cab. Just like ' colora and aizea. 9 x 12 117.95 Tenements 63 down payment. Call Mitchell Building Ckimpany, 953 Main Biaaell, Realtor, Cross street. young chUdren. Transportation 1934. House service call $3..50, GREA'PEASTERN ment. CaU in person. Maple Dry Lathes - and up. Phone MItcheU 9-4343, TWO AIR conditioning units, 3-8274 or Hartford 5-5138. Schwarts street. W tchell 3-7436. North 30th street. St. Louis. Mo.; Kath Cleaners and Launderers, 72 3-ROOM apartment, nicely furnish South poventry, Tel. Coventry Pil erine K. Holcomb, I Sheridan Court, furnished. Mrs. Lela lybur, dlrec new throughout. Only $295 Mitchell 9-2186 day or night. ROOFING AND Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 Manchester Orpet Onter, 308 three sinks, two ironers, two au Real Estate. grim 3-6828. PlaInTtlle, Conn. down. Maple street. Milling Machines Main street. tomatic washers, one electric ed. Adults only for three months AN INVITATION JOHN J. WALLBTT, Judge. Read Herald Adva. tor. Phone MItcheU 9-57«7. CONSTRUCTION CO. IRISH SETTER puppies. Dalrym- from July 1. $100 month. Refer ATTICS AND Ba-^mejjts cleaned. Grinding Machines range, G. E. products to be sold MANCHESTER—Four room (Doll YERNON—Move right in — Four Rubbish and ashes hauled. All 24 OAK STREET PRACTICAL NURSE for night plc. Tolland. Right at Merrow road GIRLS ences Write Box D, Herald. BALLARD’S Driving School. Man 1949 CHEVROLET CONV. ATTENTION Ladies! Slip-covers at cost. Thomas CoUa, 249 Broad House) If you know what I mean! 129 West Center Street room ranch, near bua line. Alumi jobs done at your convenience. (Your House Doctor) duly. Good pay, pleasant working from Wilbur Cross Highway, sec Other Machines , and drapes custom made.'Re-up- Oil heat, automatic hot wathr, chester'a oldest. Thousands of CLUB ronditlons. Tel. MItcheU 9-3879 or ond right. street. num screens and storm windows, accident free Instruction hours. Reasonable rates. Mltehell 9-3802 holstering. Beautiful fabrics, screens, all city ultUities, conven We invite you to visit this VeneUan blinds. Excellent repair. New top, mechanically ex ! MItcheU 9-2358. Business Locations ient to bus and school. Asking Hundreds of satiafled students. or 9-9791. Spcciaiizirfg In REGISTERED Pedigreed Pointer Bam Money ★ Sheet Metal Mechanics prints, stripes, solids. Expertly delightful bjBtter home oh Sun Low upkeep. H. B. Grady, Agent. For appointment tel. Mitchell cellent. A sharp car. Only $295 LIFETIME finished; $5 down, $2 weekly. FREE! for Rent 64 price $9,500. Other listings avail MItcheU 3-8009 any Ume. DOORS OPENED, keys fitted, . .“SALESLADY WANTED Hours dog, good for show and hunting. day afternoon between 3 and S-2245. down. 1 to 7 p. m. Apply morniiiB.s. 37 Edmund street. Manchester. I balance one vear to pav. CtUl able including lake property $6,- R E C A P ^ B B S copied, vacuum cleaners, irons, Aluminum Ciiapboards . Mrs. Pinto. MItcheU 9-7862. STOHE FOR Rent, Main street lo. 900 and up. Alice Clampet, Real- 6. If you cannot come then, LAKE COVENTRY, 5 room cot No phone calls please. Kay'S •k Experimental Machinists cation, approximately 10’6" 43’. A LIBERAL Hospitalization and At guns, etc., repaired. Shears, In Colors REGISTERED English setter This Summer A de luxe 8 pound wa.sher ' tor. Phone MItcheU 9-4643. tell us when. tage for year round living, fully 6.00 X 16. . • . . .$5.95 and up knives, hiowers etc. pul into con A Complete Home Remodeling Pa.stry Shop, 183 North Main USED FURNITURE bought and Suitable for office, radio, T.V. or surgical plan offered by Mutual of street. pups. One of the best hunting Insulated, oil furnace, cop Omaha. Investigate. Phone your dition for comirig needs. Braith- Service strain in New England. R. A. ■k Bench Mechanics sold. The Woodshed, 11 Main with each Servel sras refriger appliance store. For further de CUSTOM BUILT Home, artistically Custom built Engli.sh Co per plumbing, fireplace, knot DeCORMIER MOTOR street. Tel. MItcheU 9-3154. tails MItcheU 9-8075. panelled with many little 6,7 0 x 15. .$6.95 and up local agent. MItcheU 9-7375. walte, 62 Pearl street. BURTON’S Has full time office MaeVarish, Tel. Rockville 6-4600. If you’re 14 years or old lonial of brick and frame con ty pine interior. Private beach. SALES. Inc. Mitchell 3-8271 ator sold Saturday only. extras. Large living room, dining 86,900. Terms arranged. $1,500 ENJOY A DRIVER’S license. For position , open. Must have knowl k Material Handlers FRANK’S ANTIQUES — Second room, cabinet kitchen, dining struction; large living room 7.10x 15 ...... $7.95 and up FLOOR PROBLEMS solved with A. V. LINDSAY - Owner edge of typing. Apply in person er you can have a good pay down. E. C. Norck, Hartford expert instruction call the Mem 24 Maple St., Manchester linoleum, asphalt tile counter. Live Stock—Vehicles 42 hand store, 56 Cooper street. Buys, Summer Homes for Rent 67 nook, den, two fireplaces, 8 bed with unusually beautiful fire 4-3270. (Pins Exchaago OeOeg) Chester Driving Academy. PBgrim only. 841 Main street. ing Job on a tobacco farm. sells. Mitchell 9-7984. Open Thurs- rooms, 2 twin size, tiled recreation Expert workmanship, free cstt.:. FOUR ROOM waterfront cottage place wall and heated sun- 2-7249. Roofing 16-A COW, just freshened. Second calf. k Men with other skills day$. Fridays, Saturdays, 9 to 9. room, oil hot water heat, breeze 1950 CHEVROLET Tudor, low mile mates. Open evenings. Jones Fur WOMAN OR Girl as mother’s help You don’t need any experi Mitchell 9-7966. B. D. PEARL’S for rent in Staffordville. AU elec porch, , downstairs lavatory. USED TIRIS FOR SALE niture. Oak street Mitchell er, tviU or part time. Call .MItcheU Mtt.st be seen to he appreciated. way, garage, ' large lot, $14,900. AUTO DRIVING Instruction. All age, excellent, 51.195. 1947 Buick ROOFINtJ— Specializing in repair ence and you’ll get trans tric. $50 per week. MItcheU 9-9712 Carlton W. Hutchins, MItcheU Three bedrooms, tile • bath. Wanted^Real Estate 77 sedan, clean, $605. Terms to suit 9-1041. 3-8033. CaU St 287 Oakland street. Tel k Men without factory QUALITY COMBINATION Ga.s 649 Main Street between 3 and 6 p. m. lessons on insured dual-control ing roof.s of all kinds. Also new ephone MItcheU 9-5962. 9-5132, MItcheU 9-4694. Hot water oil heat. Garage. OONSIDEIUNa 8BLLINO NEW TIRES AT LOW PRICES car. Capable experienced instruc you. Cole Motors, 436 Center roofs. Gutter work. Chimneys portation provided. skills Range. Dining room set, al.vo street. ANTIQUE FURNITURE restored, other household furniture. Call Tel. MI-3-7590 MODERN SIX-ROOM CXDTTAGE 45 WHITNEY Road. Do I feel good Large landscaped lot. TOUR PROPERTY? tor. Cordner Auto School. MItch furniture refmishing. caning and cleaned, repaired. 26 years’ ex \VANTED--Candy attendant. Apply 800 SETS OF SEAT COVERS eU 9-6010. Mitchell 3-6870 after 6 p. m. for rent at Giant Neck Heights. now? Just had a complete going Without obUgatlon to you, wc 1949 MERCURY convertible, radio, all types of re-seating work done. perience. Free estimates. CaU State Theater, Manchester. FOR SALE Western saddle. wUl appraise or maha you a caab .MItcheU 3-4849. Few. companies can Open from June 28 to July 12 over. Redecorated in and out. heater, new top. Excellent condi Anson F. Thorp. Phone Mitchell J-’owIey. Manchester MItcheU WE BUY and sell good used furni Musical Instruments 53 snd from Augu.vt 2 to Labor Dav. MADELINE SMITH, Realtor offer for property. See us befora 9-5935. 3-5381. AVON PRODUCTS are in great de offer the many ad Sparkling six room Cape Cod. Automobiles for Sale 4 tion throughout. Lustrous black ture, combination ranges, gas Call Manrhe.ater MItcheU 9-2130. Screens, storm windows, automa MI-9-1642 MI-3-4679 you aeU. finish. Center Motor Sales, 461 mand, Few territories available. "Poiltr? . . I I SupHI.. 481 ■’®'“ f®' MUSIC Instrument rental. Com CAMPBELL AUTO SUPPLY MASON, STONE contractor and ALL KINDS OF roofs, gutters and Write for interview. Mrs. F. H. vantages of Pratt k ranges and heaters. Jones Furni tic gas hot water heater, Venetian BRAE-BURN REALTY BEFORE YOU Buy a used oar Main Street. plete line of inatruments. Rental VERNON —3 bedroom ranch, cus cement work. Va.entlno Belluc'ci, chimneys repaired. Prompt serv Krawlcy, North Branford, Conn. BROAD-BRESTED Bronze Tur- | Whitney Aircraft. In ture Store, 86 Oak. MItcheU appli^u to purchase price. Rep blinds. The bath is really tiled and Phone Mltchall S-6278, see Gorman Motor Sales. Bulck 9-1041. Wanted to Rent 68 tom built, large lot for aale by 29 BISSELL STREET 1947 PLYMOUTH Spc<;ial deluxe, Fern street. Tel. MItcheU 3-5042. ice. Guaranteed workmanship. keys, fresh frozen, 10 to 22 lovely. Oil burner^ I am ail alone PHONE ia<«Sl«7 Sales and Service, 285 Main GIRL TO CARE for two children, addition to liberal resenting Olds, .Selmer, Bach, and vacant, waiting for a good owner leaving state. Rockville USTINGS WANTED — Single street. MItjheU 9-4571. Open eve radio, heater, motor just overhaul CaU 9-5451 'jetween 5 and 7:30. Terms. Mortensen Roofing Co. pounds. Schaub’s Turkey Farm, Pedler and Bundy. Metier’s Music RESPONSIBLE Manchester couple, MItcheU 3-7691. days, in vicinity of Waddell school. 7 CU. FT. ffo T POINT refrigera- owner. CaU me soon for appoint 5-7281. -----u. homes, 2-3-8 famUy houses, small nings. . ed. 100% guarantee. Beautiful 188 Hillstown Road. MEN wage rates, over- tor. 1S41 model. CaU MItcheU Studio, 177 McKee. MItcheU no children, seek 3, 4, 5 room, black. See it today at Center COMPLETE Repairs ny Stuart R. MItcheU 9-7862. ment. Not expensive, only $12,200. farm, Manchester, Bolton, Vernon 3-8848. 3-7500. clean, quiet, reasonable rent. Ref LARGE OLDER HOME, 8 rooms, Motor Sales, 461 Main street. Wolcott, A-1 Repair, Sales, on ' time, premiums, erences. CaU MItcheU 3-4897 eve- I can get a good mortgage. Wm. and (Coventry. Large list o f buy EX’TRA CLEAN CARS WOMAN to do housework five or Goodchild, Sr., Realtor. MItcheU completely redecorated, including ers. What have you? Mortgagea washing machines, vacuum clean Heating—Plumbing 17 Articles for Sale 45 msny employee GAS AND o it, combination stove TRUMPETS,. Cnarinets, trombones, ning.
FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1958 SIXTEEN P i ^ Mantii^ettx lEtii^ning U m l b . 1 ■■ ■ Averaga Daily Net P r e u R a n The WdRther For tlM WoMt. Ended Mrs. Alton M. Holt, 114 Camp- dime 20, IM S rofoenat of D. 8. Wonthat OeNM field road, state district leader of Betrothed Baby to Ride About Town the school lunch service and man THE ARMY and NAVY CLUB ager of the Washington School 10,976 Fair, cooler tonight, fair taner* The I*oUeh-Amencan Club will cafeteria, and Mrs. Thomas Mc Pony in Show Member of the Audit row. hold a monthly meeting Saturday Kenna. 30 Ridge street, manager B a r lo W’sT elevision Burenn of CtrenlatleaB at 8:30 p.m. at the clubhouae. of the Buckland School cafeteria, Manchester— A City et Village Charm have received certificftea at the Lisa G>tters 2, Entered P v t Bernard W. Glovino, aon of University of Connecticut after Mra. Margaret Fava, 97 Wells completing a course in nutrition In Lions Club Event; Sales and Seiyice (TWELVE PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 27, 1953 (CUsoined Advertlslnf on Page 10) PRICE nV E C I N T 8 ■treat, recently completed a course and school lunch techniques. VOL. LXXlI,-NO. 228 for medical aid men at the Eta Also Peter Kravitz, 4^2 214 SPRUCE ST.. MANCHESTER TEL. MI-.3-5095 BINGO Jlma Speclajist School in Japan. The Missionary Circle of Eman EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT A 1950 graduate of Manchester uel Lutheran Church will hold Its Lisa Cotter, a two-year-old BENDIX — MOTOROLA ~ RCA / 20 REGULAR GAMES--3 SPECIALS French *Dark Home* Wins Approval High School, he was formerly em annual picnic this evening at 8:,30 baby, will pe entered in the lead Taft Scoffs ployed as a shipping clerk at at the home of Betty Heck. 233 rein class of the Manchester Llscs MITCHELL AIR CONDITIONERS STARTING AT 8:15 SHARP U. S. to Aid Cheney Brothers. He entered the Vernon street. Helen Anderson is Club Horse Show at Mount Nebo, Army’last November. chairman of the committee which Saturday. '''HI ■‘Ide Snow Ball, consists of Lillian Helsing, Ruth a beautiful white pony, 40 Inches West States At Sabotage Bermuda Parley Off; Arm y Pvt. W alter J. Sullivan, Cham^rs, Emma Swanson and high with white fiowlng mane .and son of M r .and Mrs. Vincent J. Fanny McArdle. The buffet picnic tall. Sullivan, 7 Harvard road, has supper will be followed by a brief The granddaughter of W. L. been assigned to the Artillery Of business meeting and social time. Cotter, owner of the Twdn Tews In Drought Inside G OP ficer Candidate School at Fort Stables In Farmington. Lisa will Sill. Okla. A 1949 graduate of be the fifth generation of horse Dr. Everett Phillips, of Okla young gingham with latin-cerd tquaros BATHING SUITS Holy Cross College, he Is an at riders in the Cotter family. Riding Washington, June 27— (IP) homa City, who with hit family is Lubbock, Texas, June 27— torney in civilian life. horses have been kept in the fam — Senator Taft (R., Ohio) to visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. ily since 1860. (fl*)— Secretary of Agriculture Stephen Phillips of Hamlin street, Local Entry 2 .5 0 Benson told drought-harassed day diamisaed a contention Eight young people from the and other relatives in the East; I Peter Kravltz, age 4 4 years, farmers of the Southwest to that aome Republicana are •'.W Center Congregational Church are will be guest minister at the serv attending summer conferences this j will be an entry in the lead rein day the government will act aabotaging Preaident Eisen- ice of the local Nazarene Church. Einerise E. Petitjean I cla.s.s. The son of Mark Kravitz. week. They are Barbara Barbero Sunday at 10:45 a.m. Dr. Phillips, to save cattle needed to main hower’a foreign policy pro and Loretta Bushnell, at the i general chairman of the Lions Rhee iiml Robertson Meet who Is pastor of one of the largest Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Petit- gram with the amiling oh- Red Berlin Horace Bushnell Conference at Club Horse Show committee, Peter tain foundation herds for fu Needs Rest; churches in the Southwest, rfcclv- Jean, 28 St. John street, wish to will ride his own hoisre, a beautiful ture beef supplies. aervatibn that “ we seem to Camp Wopdstock. Woodstock: ed the degree of Doctor of Divin Martha Minnick and Robert announce the engagement of their golden Palomina. named Taffy. , stating a shortage of feed waa be getting along all right.’’ ity at Bethany Peniel College last The lead rein class is always In- { forcing many liveatockmen to sell The Senate’s majority leader da- Wright, at. Camp Claire. Ham month. daughter. Emeri.se Elisabeth, to Aide Snubs To Remain burg: G a i'l Frankenberger and Clifford E. Atkin.s. Jr., formerly ' teresting since it Is the first class i herds, the Secretary declared It cllned to comment directly on a Nancy Walsh, at the Samuel J. of I-os Angeles. Calif. any child under seven years of j would 6e "a calamity for the whole proposal by Chairman W iley (R- Sunday will be "Home Da.v" for age, first enters. | country If foundation herds were W ls.», of the Senate Foreign Re Mills Conference at the Hotchkiss Odd Fellow and Rebekah lodges Miss Petitjean gr-aduated from School in Lakeville, and Effle Manchester High .School with the forced into liquidation." lations committee that Eisenhow W est Talks throughout the state. Delegations er crack down on GOP "saboteurs In Country Ckiebner and Richard Frelheit. at Class of 1949, and Is now employed "You need feed, and we want to from the various lodges will visit and malcontents and goldbricks." the John Davenport Choir Con at Cheney Brothers offlre. help you get It," said the cabinet Berlin, June 27— (IP) — A Odd Fellows Home at Groton. They officer In a speech prepared for a But Taft made it ' plain he London, June 27— ference. also at the Hotchkiss will entertain the men and women Mr. Atkins is presently station doesn't believe visible differences meetinsr of the Western High Hot Postraml w n I Cek« meeting of the American Cotton School. who live at the home and present ed at, Groton Submarine Ba.se, of opinion among Republicans on The Bermuda Big Three con New London, aboard the U. S. S. Congress. Commissioners for Germany them with gifts. X.ast year two TV At 3S Oak Benson came here yesterday to foreign policy matters will*block came and went today in We.st ference hag been poatponed sets were donated to the home for Spikeflsh. any major international legisla A fall wedding Is planned. address the cotton group and to Berlin without any sign of again and I^ m e Minister entertainment of the elderlies, al 55c check on a drought that has been tion. Churchill haa been ordered by LET US f i l l y o u r most all of whom have radio sets The Ohioan said he hopes the the Rii.saians. There had been described as the worst in the his in their rooms. A son. .Ion Henry, was horn af Senate can act speedily next week speculation that a Soviet rep doctors to take “a ctmiplete tory of the Southwest. to approve a $5,318,000,000 foreign rest,’’ it was announced t6> the Rockville Hospital on June 6 I^-esident Elqgphower yesterday resentative might come over to Mr. and Mr.s. Donald Wetherell. aid authorization bill. da.v. ; Members of the Manchester Fire declared drought-stricken areas of from East Berlin to partici They have a dau.'Thter. .Su.fiin Mae. T a ft said he believes a compro Department are reminded to meet ■izM 7 »• 14 Texas and Oklahoma to be "major A statement front ChurehllVa The paternal grandparents are Cunliffe mise may be reacjied between Sen pate. residence at No. 10 Downliyf at the firehouse tomorrow night at disaster areas." This made them Mr. and Mrs. Francis Wetherell. ator Bricker (R-Ohio), and Eisen The American, British and atreet said the Bermuda meatiag 5 o'clock, in uniform, in order that MOTOR SALES eligible for federal relief grants Joseph Isuilel, textile maaiifarturer and niember of the snnsll 343 Parker street, and the mater hower representatives on Brlck- French High Commissioners for - scheduled to begin July S— waa I : 'iB Called for and delivered they may go to Avon to partici The ihirt that’s The White House gave no out Independent party, addreanen the French National Assembly in Paris, Expert ant« body and tender er's proposed constitutional Germany, diacu.saed for two hours poatponed after conaultation with' !-■” promptly at no extra pate, in a parade there. nal grandparenta are Mr. and Mrs. during bis suceenntul Md for the Premiership. Lanlel won npprovnl repairs. Enamel and laeqaer re- ready for line of Just what areas are with amendment which would restrict thirty fiy f minutes the dynamic President Eieenhower and the Cliarles Robinson of Rockville. in the disaster zone. A spokesman as premier of Frances 19th post-war government to end the 37-dny I- charge. Joyce Wetherell, Gail Bowers flnlshlng. WeaaonaMa prieea. treaty making powers. developments of last week's work French premier, Joaeph LAnlel. ^ , a bus>’ summer! ■aid Benson's personal survey will governmental'crisis that has twice delayed the Big Three Bermuda U and Robert Butler from the Second Free estimates. Wiley has called the propoaed era rebellion in the Soviet siector of A medical report ai|ine4 by two Ronald Magniiaon, New Britain help determine any allocation of roiiference. (A P Wirephoto via radio from Paris). PINE PHARMACY Congregational Church are attend layman, will occupy the pulpit of Tailored by amendment "dangerous" because Berlin and East Germany. eminent doctora, lx>rd Moran and Route SO—Wapplag Comi. funds to cattlemen who have spf- he said It would hamper the Preai A fter the session, in French ing the Congregational Youth Con the C o v e n a n t-Congregational Sh ip’n Shohe with Sir RueacU Brain, ■ald .‘‘fhe prlnja CALL Mi.9-9814 A t Richfield Sign fered as a result of the prolonged dent In dealings with other coun headquarters, U. S. Commissioner minister ^as had no reapite for a ference at Hotchkiss School, Lake Chnreh at the morning .service, Tel. MI-S-M04 ville, Conn., this week. Sunday at 10 a.m. those special dry spill. tries. Eisenhower and Secretary James B. Conant, British Commis long time from hla very arduous ____ action-back pleats There was "no Indication whether of State Dulles base their opposi sioner Sir Ivone Kirkpatrick and duties and is in need of a complota the "disaster area" designation Ike Gains in Battle tion on similar grounds. French Commissioner Andre Fran- treat.” ’ ^ .. . extra-long shirt tails ■ would he applied to drought-hit In a speech in New York yes cols-Poncet left for Bonn, the ‘We have therefore advised hiM that won’t pop out.. a two-way collar areas of Kansas, Colorado and terday, Wiley said nobody was go We.st German capital. ' to abandon hla Journey to Bermu* New Mexico. ing to be able to hurry the meas There was widespread apecula- Walter Rohertaon, left, aasiatant Secretary af State, Hiata with da and to lighten his duties for St to wear high or low. Squares’n circles Benson, who has asked Elsen For Tax Extension ure through the Senate. tion the Kremlin waa about to o f South Korean Preaiderit Syngman Rhee la the Intter’a residence at least a month,” the medical report in blights or lights satin-corded hower for emergency power.s .to Bricker and Attorney General fer new prnpoaals for aettlement of Seoul. Robertson conferred with Rhee after bringing him a secret ■tated. take whatever steps are necessary, Biownell have been conferring the German question and aome message from President Eisenhower In eonneetlne with the stalled Churchill, who la 78, will toinapi on white woN'en gingham, expectation that Soviet High said before leaving Wa.shington about a proposed compromise de Korean armistlee. After , the meeting Rohertsan aeld he wraa "liape- at his (ThartweU country homo ' V/ashington, June 27— (IP)— President Eisenhower appear Commissioner Vladimir Semyonov with a wonderful way of washing. yesterday he expects to announce ed to lie gaining the upper hand today a.s the House nearetl a signed to prevent treaties from ful." (A P Wirephoto tin mdlo from Tokyo). near London.- soon what specific action he has having the effect.of domestic law might present them at today's ses floor .showdown in his struggle to extend the excess profits sion. Churchlll will turn over reins (d In mind. unless Congress snproves, but hia conservative government to It wsa the 100th meeting of the tax. Interviews with a score of leaders on both sides of the without other restrictive clauses Britain's budget chief, Richiurd A. In his prepared speech, the Sec commission since it was establish is.sue showed a general belief the I on presidential powei'S. Butler. Butler will preside at retary did not outline a drought Taft said that. If a aatisfactory ed in 1949 but the Soviets cleared aid program, but he said these President would win. after a fight cabinet meetinga, tha first of that was certain to be bitter and 1 compromise is reached, he assumes the way for their participation Rhee Seen Elated : l-cliVCiiBS which has been called for Monday other measures, besides "dl.sa.stcr" President Kept the Senate will act on the propoaal. only la.st month when they abol declarations, are under considera could be close. — presumably to diacuaa the au9> But a few had their doubts. But he said that, if debate threat ished their military control com tion: den turn of events.' A hard fighting band of Ways ens to delay passage of priority mission and' appdintVd Seymenov 1. Establishment of emergency Fully Informed legislation before the July 31 ad- their first civilian high commia- Lord Salisbury, lord preaidaift and Means comipittee members, At Conference End of the council, will aid In matton To ilctt^iCS^ EtCe Jantzen and Gantner Suits freight rates to encourage move led by Chairman Daniel A. Reed loumment goal the measure may sione;. ment of livestock to feed and pas of foreign policy. (R-NY), girded for a hot protest hsv<* to CO over >intU next year. The Allied Chiefs formally an One piece model.T, cottons (wool, rayon and la.stex). ture areas.- against the admirvistrntion move. While Relaxing Wiley's observation —without Churchlll'a temporary roUrwiHigt RANhl 6 FOEL OIL 2. Offer of government-owned nounced the release of the former Laslex Batiste*(ra.von and lastex). Lastex faille, sun The closest battle, acheduled mentioning names - that some of Hermsn Goering steel works in Seoul, June 27—(IP)— South Kbrea’R Prenident Syngman after many 3rsara of sarrlod moans'. feed St prices as "low as we are that dio top two- men In 'BrittSb taffeta (acetate and laton). Nylon flared skirts or Moday. was over procedure rather Thurmont.Md., June 27 - — his fellow Republicans are "aabo West Germany irom their control, Rhee wa.s described as "very happy’*^ today fflUowing a 40- SKOL SUN TAN LO T IO N ...... 49c permitted" by law. life ■rd'^ut of actios. Itertlgh Sae- than over the President's tax pro President Elsenhower relaxed at taging" - Eisenhower's program wUlythe Bonn government taking form fitted with panel front. Sizes 32 to 46. 3. Provision of emergency and minute secret conference with a special truce emisMry from retary Anthony Edeii, Churehlllfa posal itself. his cabin rcti-cat in the Catoctin otw responsibility for completing COPPER TAN LOTION OR CREAM . . $1.00 Washington and the top UN military commander. Specula right-hand man, la In Booton rs-* Elsenhower has urged a .six Mountains today but kept in close (Continued on Page Five) tip concern's "deconcentration." (Continued on Page Four) tion mounted thst the stubborn o ld 4 ' euperating from a serlea of .gall The BOLAND OIL CO. month extension of the controver touch with the situation in Korea. Irils is an official term for break SUTRA SUN TAN CREAM . . . 65c and $1.00 sial tax. statesman might accept an armi bladder operations. 'iTie''Preaident and Mrs. Ei.sen- ing up a big indu.strial corporation. stice. TEL. Mltehon 3-4320 s8.95 to $16.95 The levy dic.s next Tuc.sday, but' hower drove from Washington late The teat of the Downing atraot 'The giant Goering works, built No new conferences were sched New Red Drive SUN G L A S S E S ...... *29c to $1.00 can be extended retroactively. yesterday to spend a quiet week Senate District statement; up by the Nazis in 1937 as a part uled. Most members of Rhee's cab “In consequence of the attached Three Million For almost a cenUiry and a half, end at Camp David, 60 miles north of their four-year war prepared inet went into closed door session medical report the-prime minister, lEACH BAGS FOR SUIT AND the Days and Mean.s committee has west of the capital. ness plan, included steel works, an immediately after the session, Sweeping Back after consultation 'with -the .Pioai* started all revenue bills through White House communications Shuffle Awaits iron company, coal mines, iron ore TOWELS ...... $1.00 to $4.98 members of the UN delegation met dent of the United States and the Loans Secured Congres.i. But when the 78-year- kept the President posted on the ] mines, power stations, coking j at the U. S., embassy. French prime minister, hag post old Reed slammed the door to a efforts of his envoy, assistant Sec plants and subsidiary companies. COTY SOLID COLOGNE ...... $1.25 vote on the Eisenhower proposal Court Decision I Rhee's price for accepting a South Koreans poned the Bermuda coiiferenet. retary of State Walter S. Robert The Western High Commission I truce has nqt been disclosed. For Veterans in his committco, the administra son, to win South Koiean Presi "The medical report. lANTZEN TERRY CLOTH ers left Bonn last night en route I But high sources were quoted as Seoul, June 27—iJPL—Thousands ” The prime minister has ha4no COTY TALCUM WITH SOLID tion re.'ortod to the drastic man dent Syngman Rhee’s .support of Hartford. June 27 (A’> The to their meeting here shortly after] saying he might agree if the U. S. of Chinese Communists sent South respite for a long time f r w his S ty le #160 COLOGNE ...... 85c Washington, June 27 — - euver of forcing it to the floor by the proposed armistice. B>it news question of whether Connecticut's White with navy trim. a 7-4 vote of the Ho\ise P,ule.‘» a rigged denfonstration. of loyalty t gives him an iron-clad pledge to Korean troops reeling back along very arduous duties, and is in need FRIGIMIRE #260 The Veterans adminstration said men rovering the presidential Senate redistrictlng law -passed by to the Eaat zone Communist gov- come to his aid In the event of a committee. The Rules commiUeo a wide front today in a grinding of complsts rest. today it guaranteed the three mil party were unable to find out rtriy^ the 1953 legislsture Is constitu SUTTON DEODORANT STICK ...... 59c SHORTS, sizes 10 to 20 . $4.95 noinially clears bills to the floor ernment by East Berlin workers, new Red attack. renewal of the Reds' two-week-old "W e have therefore advised him lionth GI home loan during May. thing about the nature of the re tions! rests today with the State Electric Ronges only after tlicy have been approved Although the Soviet .News agen- Gen. Mark Claf-k, the UN com- Pukhan River offensive. to abandon his Journey to HALTER ...... $2.95 Up to May 25, VA said. 3,004,- ports '-erolved. Supreme Court. “Hie answer prob cy ADN claimed that 70,000 work- mander,. flew here from Tokyo, to TONI PERMANENT WAVE REFILL . .. $1.50 157 home loans totalling $19,600,- by legislative commitlees. In Wa.shington yesterday Secre A t least two Chinesb divisions— A rm uds and to lig h t s hia duties STANDAWAY TEE SHIRT $4.95 ‘ in the first test Monday, the ably won't be given before late era participated in two East Ber-1 Join Assistant Secretary of State more than 20,000 soldiers— un for at least a month. 000.000 had been made to veterans tary of State Dulles said any new. Autumn. lin meetings. Western sources said Walter S. Robertson in the critical NEW LILT PERMANENT REFILL...... $ 1.50 TERRY TOP C A P ...... $2.95 during the nine years the program House will decide whether it np-!hich level meeting the President leashed the assault on a 13-mile ”‘‘(Signed) iloran Counsel for Densoorats, chal the affairs apparentl.v were a dis aecond meeting in Rhee's hilltop front on both sides* of the Pukhan •••Rusdell Brain.’ ” has been in operation and VA proves this procedure and agrees rnicht propose to Rhee would be mal failure for Premier Otto to lake up the tax bill for action. ' lenging the law's constitutionality, president mansion. Clark was ap- River, on the east-central front Brain .is a leadnig nerv ape- 85c~NOXZEMA C R E A M ...... 59c guaranteed or insured about half held only sfter an armi.stice goea Orotewohl'a frightened regime. c. ompanied by Ambassador Robert Both sides concede the bill will and for the state, defending the Frida,v night. ciallat. that amount. into effect. Murphy, his poltlcal adviser, an<^ pass if it clears this hurdle. law, agreed yesterday to a stipula These aourcea .said oni.v about Churchill had been scheduled te BATHING C A P S ...... Nearly 13 per cent, 'or 383.0.53, Dulles announced this at the Lt. Gen. William K. Hairison, Jr., A t one spot in the wild hills east' Reed, oldest Republican in con tion of fahts In the case. They re 6,000 hand-picked ttsteneia gath leave fop the Atlantic island of the loans had been completely White House. Indtcating officials Chief Allied truce negotiator. of the river, the ROKs were forced tinuous service in the Hou.se and were worried lest reports of Eisen ferred- the stipulation to Superior ered at th e. demonstrations in back a mile and a' quarter and aboard the British battleship 'Vaik paid off and only 16.218. or less Court Judge Abraham S. Borden Wilhelmstrasse—scene of wild bat Jti.st before the ses.sion began a than six-tenths of 1 per cent, hsve a stout foe of th» "New Deal" and hower's remarks sbout a confer I were fighting desperately to hold. guard nextrTubsdsy night. Hs was who signed the 28 page document tles between club-swinging police source close lo Robertson said that resulted in claifns which the gov- "Fair Deal." found himself bank ence. made Thui-sday at a litncheon This Red gain was second only to to have welcomed Premdent Eisen and reserved it to the Supreme and bare-handed workers June 17 "if things go as well as they have (srnment had to pay. ing chiefly on Democratic vote.'* on with .Senators, would disrupt Rob the, two-mile bulge the Commu hower and the French premisr in Court, for an October hearing. - and in outlying Koepenirk. so far" the mission would not have Summer Shades in The VA said it had al.so guaran the i.»sur. He prepared to try to ertson's negotiations. nists punched In Allied tines in the Bermuda on July’ 7. overturn what he railed a high ..Diilles said there would be a Attorney William S. Gordon. Despite the reported flop of the to remain in Korea much longer. same sector earlier this month. teed or insured 64.888 farm loans "loyalty" meetinga, MaJ. Gen. P. The party was expected to leave handed and unconstitutional pro statement from his department on Jr., of Wethersfield represented the (ConUnued on Pngs Flea) and 204.287 business loans which T. Dibrova, Soviet military com- for Washington in two or three Associated Press correspondent aggregated'more than 800 million cedure. the subject, but the department de Democrats in the challenge of the Milo Farneti reported ROK sildlers rided later to stand on the Secre- law passed by the Republican days with a stop-off in Tokyo. dollars. House Speaker Joseph W. Mar on the west side of the river re TWO OVENS tin (R-Masst told reporters today ! tary's explanation, dominated General Assembly. (Continued on Page Five) The as.<*istant Secretary of State Summer NYLON Good Old Days captured El Paso Hill — or Look he believes less than 25 of the 220 I The presidential vacation cabin Deputy Attorney General William plans to lour the fighting front be FULLY AUTOMAIIL • The first Federal Housing ad out Moiintsin — at the Junction— Republican House members would ' in Catoctin National .Park is nsm- Beers represented the state in fore leaving Korea. ministration insured loan, in Au of the Kumsong and Pukhan Riv; Join Reed's Tjattle against the ad-i cd for the President’s grandson, preparation of the atipulation. Robertson and other high U. S. ers. and another nearby height in j3tdietiiis gust. 1934, was for $125. John P. middle name is officials were scheduled *o be ministration. Other Republicans Eisenhower's Tile state constitutional section a fierce midmorning counterat HOSIERY Powers of Cloquet, Minn., used it guests of honor Saturday night at from thf A P Wires in question provides that a Senate tack. to paint his house, repair the roof «'ontlnued on Page Five) News Tidbits a dinner given by Rhee and his JEWELRY (Continued on Page Eleven) I redistricting shall be undertaken and'in.stall a water tank. A full moon shining fitfiill.v be at a legislative .session "next Culled from AP Wires Austrian-born wife. 60 Gauge Sheer In December, 1934, Mr. and Mrs. Saturday's ciuclal session began tween cloud layers illuminated the 206 ARE DROWNED Warren Newkirk used a $4,300 after" each decennial census. bitter night-long fighting. At day Democrats have claimed the at 2:30 p. m. (1:30 a. m. Saturday Tokyo, Jane 27-rOP)— M«44y Nylon^..... $1.00 ^ loan to build the first FHA- break. wav#s of Allied fighter — l951 session of the legislattire is d. s.t.) and broke up at 3:10. rii-ers engulfed whole villagea financed house in Pompton. Lakes, • Governor Lodge today pays trlh- .bonibers . swa.fme4 fSlt..-. Defense Budget Slashes 'the" only one whicl-^ cotild havir iiie t o - th e' flfShxThi.; -qviamTflr'Sh'aI4--. Bouth. Korea-'jL. ..Prime...Mlnlster ami-chased the- populace te- tte- No-Seam Shear ' N. J______Paik Too Chin and Foreign Minis ’ iflcations and dumped 500-pound hills and rooftops en Ky«shn 0 3 The agency recalled these-begin legally pasa.ed a law redistricting traditions of the Yankee division bomba and bullets. Nyloir $1.00-11.25 the 3d Slate Senate dl.slru'ls. Re- In a talk at'the Division's Natlonql ter P.vun ,Yung Tai -sat in on the Island today, as the'known death, nings today in an anniversary session. The U. ,S. Fifth Air Force said publiians have indicated they be Convention at Hartford . . . Danish toll. Ju- sautheru daplan.’s ..worst Btatement m a rk i^ the start o f its Robertson flew here from Wash- 'Allied Sabre jets far 16 the north Condemned by Truman lieved the 1950 cen.sus wa.s not o f port offlcials thwart .tftempt lo flood of the century mached 20S* Alba New 12 Denier 20th year. ingLon.with secret messages to shot down two 0>mmunist MIG ficially completed until after the stniiggle two shipments of stratc- Commissioner Guy T. O. Holly- Rhee from Ei.senhower and Secre Jets and probably destroyed a Shear . .. Pr. $1.65 close of the 1951 se.s.sion making i gic nii kel thlough Copenhagen's HUG FOR MOTHER tary of State John Foster Dulles. Ihiril. THE RITE-FIT TRAVELER day said.:the emphasis in 1934 was Philadelphia. June 27—(VPi .*,the strategic estimate of the Joint the 1953 session the one "next ! free port to Communist Eastern IxMidon, Juno 27—(P) Peter on getting the stalled machinery of He met for almost three .hours While the eastern front shook Nylon S. Tru- Chiefs of Staff on which that pro after" the census. . Eiiiope. Oluckman, 27-year-old 8 M Fran-' WONDER OVEN building and repair in motion Former President Harry wi'h the defiant statesman Friday with the roar of new battles, the man condemned defense budget gram was based." Both psrlies agreed that .‘‘the' .Ismes T. Sullivan, atate rent cisco watch maker wke flew the BAKtS AND BROILS -Anklet . . . Pr. 59c again. Today, he added, F H A is "A s the President has said, our and said afterward he was "very Chlne.se hurled another division A DRESS WITH TALENT...... IN MIRACLE slashes by the Eisenhower admin final figures of the 19.50 censu.s. , i-ommi.'Jaioner. snnoiinces today against the Imjin River defense, Atlantic In a tiny, 90-horoe-pow- SAMf T/Mf SAMt OVFN' equipped to help "orderly, coordi government aees no reliable evi optimi.stic" that Rhee could be istration last night and chasti.scd b.v Conneetbut towns, wards and ' that Greenwich hat been placed won over. north of Seoul, in the west. er plane, landed at Nortbelt air Fine Gauge Mercer nated development," protection of dence of any modification in the i under Jurisdiction of state rent port this afternoon and gave his neighborhoods against decay, re what he called a "reckless'i wing voting districts,—wj're ohtainalile Rhee a I^r*'expresscd optimism In a concentrated see-saw battle fundamental Soviet aim of world Control law . . . Briti.sh and African gmy-halred mother, a Mg hug,, ized Cotton Ank habilitation of aging housing "and of the GOP, blaming it for cuts in by Connecliciit officials an.v time over the outlook foi' an agreement - under A hail -of. art lller.v. the Reda ACETATE AND NYLON ALLTUCK the- mutual security program. dohiinion," Truman declared. . . . after Oct. 30, lO.SO, and by tlie troops join native home guards lets ...... Pr. 39c ultimately the reclamation of If the Soviets are genuinely inter Tlie aging pre.sident haa refused Saturdav morning forced the crack In his first formal speech since 19.51 General Assembly when it and RAF today in biggest military ' l EAF\' OCCUPATION blighted arena and slums.” , ested in real settlements, we must lo .accept e truce negotiated at First ROK Division hark from leaving the While House, privsie convened.” npi;istion aganist anti-wliile Man Edin, Okie,, June 27 — (P> Durane Mercerized WASHINGTON ROUNDUP be able to negotiate from Panmunjom and created .a eri.sis two hills it bad re-captured in citizen Truman said he deplored It said that D i. Ro.v V. Poel. ili- Man terrorists. A 27-year old Enid housewife,, The Senate Small Business com Strength." whe- he ordered the release of bitter counterattacks. Washable And Tucked To Stay English Rib Anklets the cuts and wanted to warn the lector of the Fedeial Bureau of U. S. High Comml.ssion officials who sleep ualks at midnight mittee is taking a few days rece.ss " I f Ihe.v are tempted to make ; in Germany can't understand Sen. to mull over the conflicting te.stl- people "soberly and plainly'' not Census during the period in que.s- (Continued on Page Five) (Dontlniied „on "Png* Five) when the moon Is fnll, was fowi4 CHALK WHITE 3 Pr_____: . . $1.00 war. we must be able to deter MeCarth.v's allegation that State early today picking lenyes 24 mony it has gathered about what to be misled by the desire fol them by our strength." tion, is willing to testify that the lower taxes "into cutting corners Dei/artment won't recall American feet lip in s tr(|c. Police answered Truman contended that the So ’Strii' members the Senator, wonts Necklaces, earrings, bracelets in wide assortment (Continued on Page Two) on our national security." V (Continued on Page Two| s call from her distraught hus viet leaders "watch bur national to question. . . . Only Governor band, who was nnable to find hiO' $8.98 of styles. Special "Increasing the risk of World defense appropriations" and plan Dewey's signature is needed on Lawyers Debate Whitaker wife. W ar III meai.s increasing the risk accordingly. He said there can be legi.'ilalion to slap controls on the of atom bombs on our own FOR MISSES FOR half-sizes Maiiie City Ripped no doctrine "more dangerous than All Available GG .N'ew York City waterfront, put BARS AID TO RHEE homes." Truman told a national the notion that we cannot afford ting mure muscle In state laws.' Motive for Texas Murder Thifi is the life! Rite-Fit's Alltuck treasure makes dressing: a plrasurc. In convention of the Reserve Officers to defend ourselves." A mass test of new |iollii vae- Tslpeb, Formosa, Jmm . 59c - 2 for $L00 By Severe Winds 111 MoiUjroiiiery (Ah—Officlol Notionaliat or out, quick as a zip! (a 16 inch zipper). For delightful ease of U))keep . - . association. " I am sorry to read, however,” clne on half million U. S. children He said a "balanced program" .said Truman, "that a great deal may be undertaken this .year b.v ters sold today there la no it washes like a hankj% resists wrinkles and always stays as crisply tucked Vernon, Texa.s, June 27 .(^P) 18, in a fit of blinj lage and with ehance that Chineoe treopo froid HANDBAGS of military goals was worked out has'happened toTut that program Montgomerv, Ala,. June 27 Foundation for infantile By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Did WaUer E. Whitaker. ,tr.. out mplicp in his mind. The ptnalty Formosa will be sent te Keren as the first day you put it on. " • by the Joint chiefs of staff In 1951. down." All available gamma globulin ' r’aral.y.sia. . . Premier tlrho Kek- Near hurricane winds ripped strangle his girl in an emotional for that would be two to five years. . If Prasldent Syngman and that they urged the targets._to Obviously enjoying his oul-of- (GG. was flown here last night to Finnish govern.: Colors: Red red, new navy, peacock blue. Misses’ sizes: 12-20. Women’s fo r Summer Augusta, Maine, last night,* dam hlackoUt or did he maliciously lure Whitaker testified yesterday he decides to fight on ahme. be. achieved Juat as soon ns pos office role.'Truman began his talk begin mass inoculation of ,3 0 . 0 0 0 1 n'^nl wIlL offer resignation to sizes: 14^221/^. aging scorea of homes, uprooting her into the lonely plains to kill .still 'can't remember whether he COM I IN f Sit TH fM N Q W l arfC Green Stamps Givcii With Cash Sales sible after 19.54. with mellow mildness, confiding: children in an effort to check a President Juho Pn«"|kim Monday.- Easy to clean handbags in white pique, embroidered nylon, trees and downing communication "Because it ' was about that "I'm glad to be here, as a private her. wound a cotton cord around the Lirrs LAST WAR cinui beadette and plastlC''atraw. Pouch or draw string styles. A1:{0 threatening polio outbreak. j Pnliie charge Westport resident and power linea. The storm was time," said Truman, "tl)at they ex citizen—a retired colonel, if you . .. ,,.s. a I waa HendinC'threHtenlnc lelerram Lawyers (li'h.at.'il the questtbn ^ girl'.s neck and choked her. He said multi-colored. Washington, June 27— ^$184.95 Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales th* most severe of many which pected the Soviets to have plea.se."- National ^poliomyelitis experts jjj ^ superior court Judge who today ■ aa the italm. handsome he prayed over the body as it laid The United Bteteo tednjr Nftod ■> . ■truck, in the atate. in an open grave, then apaded amassed a stockpile o f atomic pu l then he quickly turned to and local physicians mustered for | ordered him evicted from his home young New Englander waited for i the loht of its tight earth in and forgot that he buried Winds were reported at 70 'conibs thai would put this'country taxes, defense and foreign policy. the campaign against the dread , ___Thventy-five Connecticut units the oiiti'ome of !’i.s murder trial. I controls over btoeked aasata IK Judge Victor Lindsey acheduled ' her. miles an hour with gusts tip to in the gravest kind of danger.” The ex-Preaident declared that disease, which has stricken 73 per- ^ Infaritry division, organized Hie United Htetcn belongteg jury Whitaker, 21. of Wethersfield, 85 mph. The storms followed a' "It I* of the highest signifi the elections last fall have not sons and c.aii8ed three deaths' in ^ j.ejie,.ve. will leave Hartford tonight the cjiaige to tl'o at 9 a.m. ; eltiiens of IS Bnropeon day of hot weather. It was 92 at Montgomer.v since the ^polio sea- week training perliul at tC'jS.^.i and each-, side was given Conn., said he lost all memory of s|.98,-s2.98, $5.00«». cance he went on. "that Gen. Hoyt changed the attitude o f the Demo tries nnd Japan. At |ho KEMP^S Portland, tying thf record for Vandenberg l retiring Air Force cratic party toward, the foreign ] so*' " opened, Camp Drum, New York. three hours for arguments. .loyce's alaying a.nd burial in a 763 MAIN STREET TtwJWHALCea - PLU S T A X "big white flaah” that felt aa if ttmr. It nnfroso June 26. Chief of S taff) and Gen. Omar policy of the United States. .'jThe i Montgomery, Tleclaretf sn e^er- U. S. announces today .pact with The state sought the death pen-', eoteite. worth tU t pr INCORPORATED Hot weather continued to domi- Bradley (retiring Chief of Staff) Oemocratlc party. In the Congress Igeacy area, will be t|ie first major Yugpalavia by which Yugoslavia ally The defense indicated it he were being hit on the head with ...... ■ s • testified' a little while dgo that will produce) ammunition worth wou.would , ,try tol.. persukde thei Jury the Kited (CeirttaiMd m Pagn Three) nothinf haa happbii6 '■ '. \ ■ . .w'-) -V '■ -A. jr.„. — ,1,'*,. ..A''