.■■■' \v'- I ♦ '4 ■ i- > . ■ .■> ^ ■ * PAGE tWKNTY THURSDAY, MAY 1966 ‘ ii-- iMmtrljfatfr lEufnmg Averan# Daily N«f Prem Ron Thit Weather ^ For the Week Ended y Foreedflt of C. S. Wentbar Bimaa '.M ay 26. 1886 A reception for new member* John C. Rogera UI. abn of Mr. | aha Anna" and Jim Hardic, view Brawn, aecretariaa and Baa and Not M wnim, few showero to­ joining the Center Congregational and Mra. John E. Hogera, 1163 £ . i Ordainrd St. Mary’s Group plhcsidenta; R uth a n d . Randy BUl .Moorhouae, treasurara. A b o u t T p Church Sunday will be'jield at 8 Middle Tpke., will receive the de­ 12<083 night. Low In middle 68«. FlUr and o'clock tonight in the Federation gree of ^chelbr of Science, with 5eat Officerrs Member of the. Audit cooler Xntuntay. High near 70. *ni«. annu«I'..aprlng meeting " of room of the church. There will a major lit mathematiCa, a t the Bureau of ClreulatloBi X \ the EduceUonal 'au b of Muiche'e- he a buaineaa meeting, a t' ^■(‘h Manchester-^A City of Village Charm 56th annual bommeneement exer- The 50-5-iust 14 rnpptbs»*yftwr it boughl^te local A i...... : Iowa, who delivered the ordina-,-! tion addreaa. exchange with Sen. Lstes ; gt the Republiyi n adminlatre- firm for $5,000.0()o7^^^^r Born of Swedish immigrant par- Kefauver centered today on | tion, nc^ot oihor Drlmocrnts ...” Pro8|)eclive purchaser in the deal which is expected to go THEIR NATIONALLV ADVERTISED PRICESI enla in Jam eatown.’N. Y., Gnak*if- 1 their hid for California’s big Steven,somfollowed Kefauver In- through next week is reported to be LaFrance Industries, a aon attended public a< hoola Uiere, nension vote in the state’s retirement spot 4 0 % graduating In 1»49. PHor^^^o qn-^ \ pension vote in me states the Tenneaaei Senator re- textile company with plaiU.s in South Carolina and Canada., • FAMOUS WATCHES lollment at Eaatern Bible Ipatitule, - presidential primary n e x t Hewed hia a tta rk on' Sevenaon'a Ward Cheney, president of Cheney Bros., this morning Green Lane^Pa., he look a buaineaa ; T ue.sday. pension record while-governor of! confirmed reiwrts that Stevens was conductipg negotiation# M a g nument ifie d savings on these course in Jam eatown Business Col- , Stevenson pictured hlm.sElf a.s'a itlinois. His a u d i^ c c " '^ r , out-, which would re.sult in the local firm switchfng its ['afhlia- Marc Nicolet watches because leg*. Upon graduation frpm the­ long-time friend of llie old folk*, numbered the e.stimimed 375,total i Repl.ving to repeated crltic'am by that Kefauver drew in two forulal tion"'from Steven.s. • ^ ~ " We imported them directly!. ology achool in jl954. he accepted At HALE'S SELF I and MEAT DEPT. Cheney declined to .divulge the' u-g • a g j» a rail from the New Englancl Dis- i Kefauver, he' jnotbated wlint he,I.a.ppee''“>'ces yesterday.,, Come choose from 46 styles trict Council of the Aeaembilea. of tenved v,jontinued distortion of Stevenson said; therje are serious identity of the third party in- |5 r itlS n K c tU S C for, m«n and women!' Don’t facts'' on the old age pension and , Injustfees-in the present sdcial se- volvpit. but other sources stated THe PERF^T God, to open a new church in Man­ HALE'S SliNSWEET that it waa LaFrance; . wait!,Selections.are still good! chester. At thc/present lime, along | MEAT DEPARTMENT other l.ssue.s. ’ I curit'y prag ram i: He Called for "a Thus vie\V>of part of the Ch’eney Bros. buildini|:s, Ibok- the second time in about 14 months most K^f the one time BUY FOR YOUR FRESH GROUND He saiil in a 'statement yester- i decent progran) mrat not only Telephone calls were put through with paatorfl duties, he is em- ' \"l^ ing ea.st.ward frorh the western-mo.st of thd factory Chei^e.f^ mills are to change hands. Some buildings,have to I-aFrance Induatrlea' apd J, P. jTo Budge over ployed at the Hartford Nationa'I . PRUNE JUICE <)ay his Temiessee op)K)nent for the ; the needs and the . hopes but the GRADUATE IV l\ We Do It Again: Democratic • pre.sidential nominS- rights of our 15 inillloq senior citi- structure.s, give.-t .spme idea of the area they cover. For been .sold by the J. P. Stevens Co. (Herald Photo). .Stevens and Co., both *h . New, •« »• j , Bank. " York, but their offtclala cotiifl imt! Iw l'Ifflaagcff'j Mra. Gustafson, the former Mias ^ COFFEE fit- WESTERN STEER BEEF. SELECTED FOR QUALITY tion '•has apparently decided af-^ sens." be contacted for confirmation of i ■‘■▼ARtRVaOE , 1. C C ttyg; Loia’ M- Anderson of Bi;ockton, • I-b. tft' five' defeats in. contested pri- Asserting that senfcr citizens the- rep o rt‘ th at LaFrance woiAd; ------'mariea that if hetcannol win he are not sharing In tqe current Maas./also is a graduate of East-11 buyiChenev Bros. United Natlona, N. Y., June 1 UP) ern .Bible Inatitute, and during the j \ will destroy. Ju st why I dop.'t ' prosperity, he .said: RIB ROAST>49e know." '" "It is mighty hardl for me. U.S, Aide ^aysiKorea Held No peraonnet t'hangea Doe r. Britain made clarifying changes paat two yeapa ahe has been em-j The sale io J-aFianfce i* not ex- Again, fn a Sep Diego speech frankl.v. to understand how the ^oye00. ' 1 I Secretary, of Stale Wallet'S. Rob- V X By, JOHN HI«HTOWF-ft ^ HEINZ FRESH NEW ENGLAND WaahingtoiXJuhe 1 ori, State- on* had rendered the commiaalon Judge Walter B. Jojie* la-: i^|.’,i,noe, a much smaller com- British delegate Sir Pierson obtained, thg service* will be held I suppose what we are seeing ■ As giivernor, he said l[e set up ’ ertsbn said todny V.ietminh Coin-j aued a temporary injunction toqay < pany than tho giant Stevens or- Dixon announced the changes aa In Odd Fellow* Mall. NEW ENGLAND STYLE GRAPEFRUIT now ia to be expected in the home , the nalio'n'a first stale committee' munikta are importirig gurta and Department ofd^Ia said today the uaelea*. ^ The effect is to concentrate the outlawing Ihe National AaaoclV-' ganixStlon, ma.nyfe' turea tapestry, .the U.N. Security Council opened Capette Roasting stretch of this campaign.” he told on probleins of the aging in l*|t" sqldiera from Red China ';in-the breakdown______of______arnia,_ import . curbscv tion for the advancement cif ptush. draperies, furniture and iif fourth meeting this week on 2 Cions more than 1,000 persona at a pp-j nois. He said-he was obliged to most------blatant------’violation------of* .the...... truce.. Korea prove* lhe>^Bd fOT, an commission's personnel in-4-be neu­ Pork and Beans tral.zone and end entirel,v a*fcH, the main .ri'iee egreemenli to broaden the rtfie of the Secre- POPULAR DISH: BONELESS Western negotiations over arms Bul\lhe impttcaliona are - far State, from organising any new ing to. a 1954 report, LaFrance’a ; /'lO ur reports reveal th at )n I'om- chapters, from Collecting any more' assets that year amounled to tai*y General and to add othair new T Hand Peeled Sect Iona plet^disregard of its obligations..: control for,.vears broader Ujan Korea. In Heavy Syrup la ig n For tn thexVlcw of niany weatei-n funds. ‘ 19,712,121. The lirm'fl per-share elements which would cancel all ' Uie i6Btnmunisti Vietminh have] „^.Beds Hit on Truce Breach •rhe Negro organiutlon was earnlnga w’#re reported to have previous U.N. reaplutlons on the ft) imported vplumlnoua,quantities of; nie United 3|flUa and its Ko- offleialiC the Kprei Korean trUce, w as a Middle Bait. Veal R oast llmt^eO priicttcal...te*t of ond- kind given 30 days to file an anawer. dropped from 36.16 tn 1950 . to 63 '•■'ll— HEINZ FRESH „ fei ms acro*!^ the Vietminh bordei-1 rean allies yesterday again ac- However NAACP attorneys can cants lait year. Tlioae years we're Dixon explained he had no deaifa fii Washington, J tine 1 (.Ib—Pr^i-ifirence was a failure.- i imported a constant cuaed the Communiflta in divided of aiiraii' cpfHrol imipertian ayatbro. to broaden the Secretary General’a -1; o p e n LAND OlARt^ I' (Jent'Plscnhowei 'a prea.s sec^rertry, t h e -19.5.5 meeting ask the. court to diasoive the >in< bad ones for the textile Industry. PINEHURST WE ARE OPEN THURSDAY »ihH CUCUMBER ...... , *ry . ■ ^ 1.*' I- U H Ike "^'■eam of Commumst Chinese mill-1 Korea of violating /the armistice In Korea, iVwas agveed between junction, and a iieafing'Wpuld then Today’s, repcirt of tlie prospective role. For this reason, ho agreed to' m > t o d a y Wedlc’tcd the D^morrals wilMauccesfi” he said Luncheon Special - - PORK ROLL 59c Id it disp^a in peisonnci to wgrk on tail-i agreement which jTnded the Ko- tjhe C qm m unii^ and Uk N. Lorn- be'Se.t on that request. sale of Cheney Bros, to LaFrance write into the resolution-a pro­ THURS. TILL 9:00 FRIDAY' NIGHTS XlUt 9:(io BUTTER ICKLE w aee a\ rouch. touah flud dirty idea 3picad H c, , the rebuild roads, to IX# estab-i X OS.OW- ;i rean rnn War W*l three years ago. 1 land tlial wcapona wo'Jld, in- Patterson's petition Accused the comes just 14 months after J. P vision that Hammarskjold’s effortaX cam^aigb thfs year.’' Ve H^^rnir’’ and **‘‘*^. *^***P^'’^* work on other violationf charged formed llfoduced into North and - Soiith .Ko- NAACP of organizing and sup­ Stevens aiid Co, saiuimed control ahould be continued "with a view In Quarters IS d lM a r NEW BARREL KRAUT 17c Press iOicretaiy ,lame.s C. H -'K " _bull.\ with the M/Domn B^.s projects cftnti ihuting to the growth* ip, f„,. * demand that the ,’e4»after the fighting slopped bfil^y to full Implementation -of the coun- • ■ ■ ■ ■ porting theN.six-mon)Ji-oi'd Monl- of the local company by paying Lb. erlv lolfi sTVampaigii*conference of ready to drop it on *'whim. j,|-- "‘- military potential of the Communists must withdraw their replacemcnl for iveapons whic oiitery bus boycott, and of >m- cil'a resolution of April 4 'and full 2 F o i^ N^Uonll atzons for Ei.senhowet ^ "I haven't 1 zqne u TENDER WHITE PICKLED TRIPE u, 39c nder (;'ommuni8t oceupa- members of .n "neutral nations • w»'h O'"- W' reinoved, loylng or otherwise paylt]ig.,Mr*. (Conflgiiied rni Page Ten)* compliance nith the armistice CODE MAI^KS ... Tlie pfupose -was t to/prevent Ik I nrp a Autlieclne Lucy E/oster 'and agreentenu.” , “ PINEHURST and so "thev Ale going to throw Vice PresidcncNixon. the final . supervisory commission” back __1 OHr S«a« Food Counter:— This wo«ic it faaturing Robertson said the United States : into a neutral zone between North new bTiitdup of. m ilitary'pow er for another Negrb woman to enroll at The April 4 resolution waa tha ■ BUMBLE BEE TOn A . . . everything at iiiMnciudIng the kit- 5|i[f®^®\pe^RwibHcan" wUl ac^^^ support for the gov- and South Korea in a week. dffensive.'purposea. The System of (he Uiuveraity of Alabama., one which sent Hammarsjcjold to ROE SHAD, also fr*$h lio|i|^at, swordfish, frosh cod, neutral nations teams was set. up the Middle East to seek ways to Oi^r laat special offering of Pinehufit, * FARMFRESH / Chen sink." \ r... .an even bigger victory than in Dli% The CommunisGommiinlst* reportedly re­ Acta of the NAAOP, Patterson Manstield Hits Bumble Bee White 'Tilna halibut and Boston bluos. > “I t s gnlng to lOAigh.'* . I t . if ia a larEfa turnout in South Vial Nam. *1 plied, .. . that the ... *#_,United States and'it* ^to .check ports of entry, to in­ charged, hiwe resulted in viola­ ease tenrion and obtain compllahct brought forth a few complaints Regular Hamburg going to be-xfirty uitd it s going to ^f^.ers * »•’ said the United States 'Ihopea Allias are trying to wreck the spect operations cm both aide* and tions of our laws and tend in many with the .armistice agraemehts of CHICKEN PARTS be tough." said HagVty who ap- , ' , . ^ preys" that Viet Nam's parli- to report to an armistice cqmmts- lb4». He obtained new cease-fire which the salesman could nor 39e*-3 lbs. $l.00‘ arm istice. And V.oscow Radio. instances to create a breach of thej Ike fdr Xiliciies \ explain. After my friend Saul peared on a panel disLis.sion with tion "will speedily come to an end." heard in I»ndon. said the United "‘‘I" "" ^ny, violations. :pe*ce." '*■ agreements. ' ^laaenfrats, another A.G. Gro­ Our poultry e.xpert, Tony Buysse, jl- Fresh Fruit and Vt^etaUes two other presidential Vd”. 'Yil- ^ he said the United ‘ fjtates. Nations Cohimand action was a . The Charge renewed by Ihe U.N.' ”W.e cannot aland idly by and ' Dixon refused to change another section which called -for an even-'' cer made the game complaint: Pinehurst Round wayX'iJoints out that these are not orclinary RANDALL'S ton B. Peraon-a and 1 % Gabriel | licans '^N.xon haVe a better Case to lay P be ^ [ .bacRa ln«W.te'nc^_ th at .rtyjipifyirtg- gross violation of the armistice, i command yesterday was that al- raiae no hand 'to stay there forces On lJ.Sr Policy Bin Levin took, the problem to' PREMIER Haiige. elections must'"preclude intimida- of ronfuaioii who are trying to utiial peaceful settlement ’‘on a chicken part.s, or parts cut up for a^irice. An earlier speaker. ■firim’ ii hai il ' *’'9 yee.''' However. officials here said they ' the outset the - Com- mutually acceptable basis.” 'Iliis, bendquartcra. Investigation Ground lb. 79c PEACHES ,,K33e The vice president, who rfei-eived expect the Reds will compl.v w ith ' ^ “1 . . '''“'"^5** '*'* eapitallze upon racial factors fdr Waahingtpn., Jun^. 1, tAh—Sen. - proved that one lot of tuna vvaa but the freshe.st of legs and breasts cut TURKEY MEAT Tobin, public relations direclpr foi ; ^ that for one! Robertson R^id the Communists private gain or advancenent," he he said, confained;-nothing which from farm fresh WHITE ROf'K Poultry. APPLESAUCE the volunteer grqup. said the de-, presidential ! the demand under.piotesL X " Mflnsfleld iD-Mont) ' said today would affect the-nature of a eel- . packed in "cans which lacked 7 Oz. Glass ' It accused VhA Reds of. introducing declared. ^ the final sine coating,. resulting Pmehurst p Tony know.s hi.s chickens, so \vc will ju.st WATERMELONS iw 8c velopmcnt injace p^ht as it did four years: (Continued on Page Twelve) The effect would 'be to halt op­ Into North Korea weapons . of a The attorney geherars court President Etaenliower\ and. his ad tiement. He explained it simply' In no harm to thei flah, but giv­ be used as "nvajor ammumtlon , Atn ago when\Mien EisenhowerKisennower was oppos-oppos eration* in South Korea by com­ type not previously theije —mainly action taaerted- that the NAACP meant that a ae'tUement should be Special Oa LuYa ask .you to take his word for the qualit.v of 2 Jars mission membera from Co'mniulfist mtnlatration are offering the peo­ X. ing the final product a dried up I-AROr: SIZE Each. the campaign altead. / \ nomination bv the late jet airplanes. ‘ ■ ia a foreign corporation, organized ple- "outworn;, cliches" Instead of up appearance. Mr. Levin, the CHOPPED SIRLOIN Pinehurst Farm Fresh poultry . . . Again PINEAPPLES 35c These talks came in adierfce Poland and CzcchoalovakiS."'The Authorities here said Indications (Conthiue4 on Page Ten) /■ I- ' We.slerii Union Hit' In the state of New York, and that fat'd* about foreign policy. Bumble Bee repreaentaUve we offer as one of the best m ^ t values of a ai'heduled clo.slng addre.ss by In'addrilbn. Nixon said, "instead _ • ,. other two member nations. Sweden 1 the Reds never meant to keep it ha.* been engaged in bosiniesa PAHIES M >1 33 •■••ewAe-ltfMel eft wsft A A e* • • •• 4 W 1 . ft _ " Manafteid nueation'ed Etsen- "pulled” all. Tuna with till# the week ... Vice Pte.sidcnl Nixon. : df just the-promise of leadership . K v VrOI’K S tnntk.acr^ and Switzerland, have agreed with the agreements. They were also withou|. Complying with’ Alabama APFLES R06IE BBAfTT „ 2 the. | 35c the Unlleil States and South Korea hower'a claim that administration' “code lhark’’4 frorn our store 4 to 5 to lb. \' Hagerty declared the Ocnio-' have peVformance to talk : . aided by limits which were im­ laws. ' and others and replaced it with crats are using a "shotgun ap- : ahmil ' , ------* thpt Red violations and obstruc- posed on the Inspection proce­ foreign policies have 'largely nul­ lb. 89c LoillsianS earlier had invoked'an lified" ' Ru»*la’s "reliance on. force a new shipment w ith a different PINEHURST “ ^ CUCUM BERS 2 r„ 29c proBch " that‘is, attacking eveiy-;T.'-r \ \ Defends IM^IrniW GOP arRie Interview he agrl^a with from the AP Wire# CONFIDENCE this weekend at,* PEPPEfes I. 29c , firealest Force for Peace ■ gre.ss'andcie.ss and prosperity.nrosneritv." I metropolitan area'tcKiay in a di.s- .States and Rua.sia over two t.VpIps organlza Ion was accused of Eisenhnwer thal ihe recent change Pinehurat—Buy • lb. 49c He qaid Die Repuhlican.s can •They 'can call’ '*11 ■ kladison j P'de. over a new wage coni tact INews Tidbits of inspection. PREMIER JAPANESE SILVER'FLOSS ing Iq file certain information ifi- in Soviet tactics 1* "largely - due . counteract this; however, by giving Avenug.aivrt they can call it a A company spokesman said niore Culled from l\l* Wires The Soviela proposed a year ago quired by statute. PINEHURST ,SQUASH‘ T E I,|X m - r GHRKN II,. I c to ; our firm American policy:" HILUIOUSE TEAB-OA8JU> 9 the public the f.ai ts. And Ihe main cliche. " he'said,’"but,' bellevC me. f>f Us 1.50 branch offices a dlsairnament plan providing The petitioh said that the Alkerv' said the administration'* New Haven. Conn., June ) (if). Frdshly Madf CRAB MEAT SAUERKRAUT fact, he .said. Is that Ehse.ihower i* , the people like it!" the area did no.tj. open. Tlie ! ■ BUMBLEBEE CHICKEN BREASTS lb. 79c / 1-, mainly for inapection teams to be NAACP through its nienibeis and rei'ord "speak* for Itself." ^ . —A tear gas bomb exploded to- ' Potato Salad 39c lb. , l-arge Shte f a n the "greateal force ;fot peace ih,| Nixon has'accompanied by his branch offices employ about 1,750 Rresident .Eisenhower names 7 placed at key communication ceh- agents ha* engaged in "organizing, Holh’-Sehalors, nienibets-df the (lay in a stair well'between .Hw thi.« world.’’ 'wife aa he enlececi the 1-iotel .Stat-, persons. I-member - cabinet committee .'orv tera. . supporting Riid financing an illegal Foielgn Relation* oomhiittee, basement irtid first floor, of BUI- WHITE TUNA SWANS DOWN Hagetty took issue ..with clitic s | . • ' 'v..y . . Fowl for fricas.se^ will be from Miller'.* 2 For . The stoppage coincided with a amall business to make "contim*: IftBSt, Jiily...^t Geneva PrEsidehl- -boycott by Negro residents,- of were commenting on fSaen'- Aiiuse High School, driving the Coiaslavk wh.0. have said ■ the Geneva con- | (Conllniied ona'-^age Twelve) meetmg of the American Gomnrir- ing" stud.v and recommend jiteps Eisenhower proposed that the jildriidjoniery . . . to compel the -3 cans $1.05 ^ Coventry poultry fjtrm. We ..... will...... have fre.«h hower’s *peech yesleiday before * jiitqdent)i Into the street. Offl- INVENTS A CAKE! !&►*— ------nications Assn., independent, b a r- j q '••ntrengtlwn the er-oiionile posi- Uhllerl ------, ------States,------Ruasta... __ and_ any Montgomery (Jlly I-ines . . . to inte­ meeting of the National Citizens • riala said fumes from Ihe bomh Fryers and .Brprlcr.C UscM ilIe| '.,^F.pwI for Chipv ol gainihg agent for about 4,000 eni-j im,, .mall businesses and to other countries willing to min In grate seating arrangement* . . " 9<.*at Apple plovea' ill ..this area in the...... Hotel fot- F,i*enhower. V'Tbe prestige of •pfend through the whole buildy ' 3^e Single Cans ^ Macaroni Salad the Creole Chicken recipe lielow J'. 1 foster their development" . . . New should open Ihelr-skies to tfiutua'l Tlita action was (ailed "in, con­ the United States since the last, ing. The more -Uian L400 stu ­ f iqHf in Diplomat. f •7' ' York East Metrtodist Conference j-'petlal i»ape«tipn of milittiry es travention of a valid'i)i dinatfee of war. " Eisenhoiyer said, "ha* never, dents were'dlamlaaed tor the day. VVe.stern Union:* contract'with , adopts resolutionurging U..S. to , ta-bllshments. , the (ity(itv of Monig(>m'er.v,M(inig(im'er.v, enacted I Apple Chip Ohio Tribunal U pl^lds been as liigh as it l.vtiils da.v," l-k . -i, CARNATION OFFERS THIS the union expired last midnight. A [ relax what resolution t:allsI g overn-{ The Soviets have I'irxected the- In Ihelexercfse Ihele of ilajiolii'e power, "I wish 1 colikl be as sanguin^iqa CHAPIN WtNK RESPITE « • Kegani Varietv strike had.been threstened for that menl restiBiht* on news , ■ • I Eisenhdwer pIAn. The United I- ,’sjeg!i' oea have asited a federal the President," ' .Man-sfield cddi Boatoii, June t (Pi \ *lX- I^EW ,RECIPE FOR MEAT LOAF! ; ,' time, but the walkout did not take U,S. officials .conduct 'Tini and Slate* has rejected the Rjissianel(> -I 'fpurt,ito *• ' outlaw .Monlgoniery and "It appears to me that ! months respite for Kenneth R. SCOTTISSUE Sheppard’s- G onviction shape uiitil about. 9 am. plan unless.it was'coupled with-Yhe [ •'-1.... : complete investigation " of .Yle.mor- I the fart* ♦ndlcste that the .preaent’ diapln of Springflel'iii Bentenoe# Stays juicy, nev^r crumbles! An ACA spokesman ,Conftj-med lal fla.v riots aboard excursion Eisenhower plan, / -I (4'.*ntlni,iliKlbn Page Ten) -time the Soviet Uj^n Is^makiqgi to death for .the slaying - of^ B _ '-thVt a work slcp.-iage was iinder- ■' Made with better-blending Carnation Milk. CHASE and SANBORN INSTANT COFFEE Columbus, Ohio, .fiifie 1 i.Tl-^-The ’ - _ , iiiSteamei' that clirtiaxed day* of [a lt, th e'positive^ moyOs. In too ' hoby-altler and her charge two- '< 2-3 cup (amall can) undiluted ' i wa.v. A company spokesman aaid |' between ivhites and Ne- Ohio Supreme Court has upheld the ' man.v' inataiice.a^we are reacting!' .veara ago, waX approved luuuil- One jar at 'i. prk'e'when you buy Q O V ' operation*.wei4is.wer^ closec.lqi.. lo ... no.mal at , at" CrvsUl Beach (0ht.) loo late or not reacting af all. , moiisly today by tha EzecuUvo. CAR.NATION EVAPORATjft MILK ' wife-murder ciinvivtion of Dr.'Sarti I Western t'nlon'a main office at ' other at reg. price, dombination .O e S C ■ .Sheppard. Hi* only recour.ie naw 60 Hudson -St. ■ amusement park, ; ’ "The American Jpeople. are en-! Counril. ■ ■ ■ le g g ■ ■ ...... tilled to kiutw the facliuand should ; 1 la-pound* ground beef. to gain fieedimi is the U..S. •.Su­ In' VVR«h(,ng:lon. wag* talks b«- . I-eon^l thundeu lap frlinl**n»» Ihmi> Theories on LqhgeVity? I ..... not be ' giv(»n generalised state- j WHOOPl.NCi CllA-NE NO. 88 H cup cracker crumb* ■ ■ A Fricassee-Creole Style prem e Com 1. ^ tween Western Union and the elephant perfoiiuing in mainrmg | nients and oiitworn clitlies. The; New Orleans, Juno 1 l/Pk—A :_1H teaapodna aalt Ohio’s highest tribunal, in a 5-2 Western Union Division of the of, circus in Philadelphia and seta , tiny bird who didn't Uko to X4 teaspoon pepper • . - limes are ejtlremcly ilangerous and ' ^ r o m the Editors o f M cC all's majority opinion yesterday, dim­ Ccniiiierc.ial Telegraphei'S Union off near stampede 'of other ele-i Better Junk Them Fast the Ahierican people sh.ould be rush things today became North 1 teaapodndry muatard med tile 32-y’eai:-old osteopftlli'.s iCTUi. repl esenting .30,000 enir phants thSt is ended g(ii< kly by | made aw«i r of the fact th a t thfere '.Ytnerira's whodplng crane ,No. U cup grated onion SJWE m Mopes for a new,trial. plovea in the rest of the nation, handlers . . Fornjosa foreign i 4. to S-lb. eUckeii, ireth or Ifoooe ;3 months subscription to —^ ! fiffiCe - says Ira(( has inforrned I i* no easy, no'cheap, nd quick way 32. .After almoat tw o days of H cup chopped green pepper )) I4 cup floor ■ Sheppard got (lie nev,s llirough , El P'qso, 'Tex., June 1 l/l'< She was born on a ranch in out of their difficulties," . Blend all ingredtenta together until amooth,. ■ la evp buHor, aiareerta* or 2 ^ FflOM ItEGULAR PflICE Nationalist China it will . soon I pecking, - the whooper Anally, I eupo wotor Ole "grapevine ’ at Ohio Penllen-- (Continued on Page Twelve) 'Wine, «ong and dance are still Durango. .Mexico. Sifice )9i9 Hep. Judd ( R-.Vflnni'coiiiplained. |Nipi>ed out of ita egg early this •korioBlat tiai V where he ia serving a fife sen­ esialilish dIploUHIlic mission in part of the life of ,.Vlr*. Tirza she has lived here with he.r KOR MEAT LOAF ... I aioflluai onloo sne lias iiieo iieie wiin ne.i . rneanwhile, that "pro-Cohimunlsl"morning. It* brother or'Slater, I irooh looialoo* or I ««■ (I lb. 14 i a.l tence for the .luly 4, 19.54. bluclgebn Taipei. , Gonzalez. But if yoii want' to (laughter, Mrs. Julia Gonzalez ..[nlellectuatV' In lower riink^ Ivhooping ut meat mixture into paper-lined medium loaf pan. 1 tobloopooo •alt t> nm II 'T'M ssr\l<'ll>ader Earl Attlee declares there Tequila and mescal are highly reet way ■ to dahec but her eign policy. If provM'atlon by. ,\rab . . rulera 1^ Kr 1)4 hoiiit Ol iinlil chicken is lery lender Series 4 to 6. Deliruuie sigum enls. East'Side social club. X thjrd man is no longer any reason wdiy Brit- Intoxicating liquor* made from (laughter told her She shouldn't Judd aaid this official,' whom he Is inlrnaified." statem ent >*ith tlfamed rirr Frozen Food Specials was woiinded. ’ am should draff men 'into its cactu* or eactus-lilie plants. The Supreme Court said no \ o . lire herself. did not name, attribiited the plan , was Included in a new pollHcal two of the three < ontentions:^ '( Killed S ere Thomas Donibiuw- armed forces '. . . (’onhecticut's "I get mad'eVery lime some- . She is a chain . smoker, and to "old guard employes” w ho: HrK GREEN STAMPS GIVEN WITH CASH SALES ski. 46, editor of the weekly first American IftCgion "college'’ * one offer* me beer. That in­ program drawn up by Ben- . Fresher By Far Snow Crop Cauliflower * 10 Of g. ih Tliat - a I'hangc of venue slumid her grandson. p;fren Gonzalez. li^ served in the. Stale Department fiurion and pubUstaed In Davar, SHURFINE PRUI^E JUICE ...... boH. 29c have been g'lanled becau.se of DR. SAM .SHEPPARD "Gloj( L u d o w V " itlie'^ People's o|>ens for weekend aP Camp Ribl- sipid liquid is fit only for says the fanrjily sometimes under Dean Acheson. secretary ■ Voi*-ri, and Frank Grodzki. 45; of <:(>ff «t Nlantic with attendance of the oirirltil trade union organ. Piiiehurst Fruits and Vegetables widespread publicity in tleyeland f. ai.ssies and burros.” worries about her heavy smok­ during the Truman - adtjvlnietra- j *------' y', .. . Snow Crop Strawborriei 16 On*. 2 For 85c about the murder. -f I to jutsUfy the verdict. To this the ' Ma.speth, 'Queens, New York City. 125 Legion leaders from through- r-DeapIl* talk tike this, Mr*. tion. FRESH CLEAN SPINACH ______bag 19c • * ing.. about three packages of FA-MILV l e i t h o m e l e s s SHURFINE COLOSSAL pEAS. wonderful That permitting juioi-.s. to. con-I High'Court saidi Diimbrowski'a newspaper .was b'd Slate, Gonzalez ia a rather demur,* cilgareltea a day. 'Y There waJ no comment from the I RED RADISHES ...... 2 bunch#, 19^ tart their families by phone dui-[ft "Tliis court \vill not retry issues banned from streelt salc.hv the De- Governor Ribicoff attributes Con- looking kindly old Isdyi who: State/Department. Dulle* haal Stafford, June I (AV-Mr. and value at 3 can, 5,5c ...... !. . 19c can Snow €rop Orange Juice 6 Ozt. 2 For 39e 11a JHKHAL4 coat “ing deliberations should reijuire | of fact . . . troit Cit.V .Council sevi-rBl' yeats, necticul's arili-speeding drive wllh sits long hours sewing. f "But then we sa.v to our- defended his extensive travels. He I Mra. Winfield Robbtns and their t o m a t o e s ...... box 19c Kelyes, heyk. ahe never get* four children' were left hontelesa MANCHIfTiR CdNH* the verdict to be reversed'. ; Raul M, Herbert, who argued ■ the Council saying the p.iper was reversing In this .State sliucking And once in a while she gota aaicTbi’er the weekend his f*ce-to- j . J ...... Sheppahl's third main' conienr-| Sheppard's appeal he'fore the -copimuTiistlei. " I ; national Increaae in Jraffic deaths. up and (lances a bit, usuolly )o sick," he aaid. face talk*' with foreign leaders [ today when their 8-story, 5-room ASPARAGUS bunch 33c house burned to the ground' In Swift's Premium Beef SanHwiefi Steaks 85o tion was that there was not suf- statej highest tribunal, said last :■ Dombrowtki'lomi testified in April, Sen. Ellender (D4ftaY accuse* demonstrate to some visitor ' “Wh)^ she; sews i^l day and are much preferable -jo "the old-1 CORNER MAIN dftd OAK STREHS- (Icie/it evidence to warrant- sub- | ^ ------1 ' . __, I'lsiined force's of ’^rrlmloBl" waste ■ a game or .danca In tho doyi doesn't even,use glasses. Never the Leosiard 'Dtetriet, near the ■I Moneon, Mnea. team Ibie. mission of ihe cSse to the! jury nor (Continued on Psgo Two)' .(ContiBued OB Page Two). ’ in setting up new Yocilitle*. •Of hor (Irlbood In Moxlco. has.'* (Centlnaed e* F ai^m ^t) ' 4 ' . 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■■ '■ x 'v ' .. - / V ■, ■ ■ ■ : , P A G E t w o MANCHESTER EVENING H ERi^J), M A N C I^ te, CONN^FRIDAY, >UNE !, 1966 . ■ I- ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 19M PAGE THRU -7r»" i Z X ■ ...... T I , J I, III,. I 'i '' ' and Mrs. Johnston will appear oh I \ R o e k v iU t a natlonalty Ulevtsed program In Lragues tb Hear j u — ■ummer a r t urged to get In their I ^ exhlbiuin dajice with the Ohio Tribiinrf upno; Cook Book Author I Mission Wppk Guest Hit-and-RuixAuto |0 iP aa\S ea Scrolls Indicate Groups to Tour appheatton forms and registration I f t Ladies Night Set ^ ’ontra BandlU," a group of Political Figures as.%2, before thc Hduse uiiJ^mcriCan niLttee; John hi. Bailey, CMiman place hollowed out of the rock,',600 Goalee isqtd the Board of ICduca- Methodist Church, Lakfwood rtr- for *0 d.aya on our money bark at 8:3p to music by Bud Hewitt appeals court had refuadd to rt- the hueband-wife writing! (and sufferlng from a head injurjr. nounc^ today that 2,000-year-old CATION RAIN? ttlan. Toii ronat be aatiefled 100%. ? tiNqd s testimonial dinner honor­ of the Democratic state .centgal bara of'atlver. tton, the Bpard of Dtrectors and cle and Charter .Oak St., if neces­ orchestra and will continue until Activities Oomnjittee In Wiahing- verse the trial court. An appellate committee;' and Mrs. Mlldiad cooking) team are "The Chafing Upon admittance to St. Raphaels, gea Scrolls"- examined at J. W. HALE ,DEPT. STORE ing retiring Su'pJ. of Schools A r­ „ ______, "Close by. below the 'south c-.,...... the Town Planning...... Cbmmlssion...... sary. .^not, co l a.m. A amorgasbord wyi be served. thur K. Chatterton, The dinner will ton. At th ^ time he was descHbed court also upheld the 'contictlon, Allen, secretary of state, will Dish Cook Book," "TW Complete Hospital, in New\Haven, his con-; On Monday the K oPC will hold Barbecue Cook Booij'' ami "The W«. V ^ ^ 'rT b ^ d ss ^r but^ ! ‘*1! * "*" *** * ‘“"'V ‘"'’tted to Join the tour Camp director- this year is kfrs. he held Ipmonow evening at 7 as "hign in the hierarchy of ^e .' . Vlhdleatlon speak at the morning session of diUon was described M |^r. but a ^ fabulous hoard of gold snd silver and undernefth-the pilaster In th\ — ------Betty Jones, who directed the an election of officers at the Polish ^ „ \! Herbert'sald he was dlsappolnt- the “June School Days" for League Complete Cas«efble''Cook Book." LEE M. ERSTIIN 'o'clock at trie PAC Club, Village Comnvunlat party • by Charlea Pot-\u^ th* ruling because "I wsa private .nurse "ttendii^ him today | Juried in 60' caches alopg the Is- exedras (rorunii,(fofumi. a vessel of liv^^ cainp four years ago. Chairman of, F O R R E N T American d tU en s Club, Village officials. The session, called "EJlM- Mrs. Rpbevtoiv'ia in the area said she considered h)s condition' rael-Jordanr...... border west of . . .the St. ' ' tor. /than a representative from s,,Bell. who wrote Walter Schardt, Mrs. / Dorian Our Chef ^ Evangelism Mission Week will been visitihg at the horrte of his relics found In Dead Sea caves and Chorus will present the an­ large,. a student of CZiattecton's In drink, as jr suggested refreshing documents was "obviously a fan­ Brow-nle* and Girl St-ouls wish-1 The coconut custard Is a good ■/ ■ ly was for purposes of robbery the m ajority oplnidn, said, in p a rt: Shhlnln and Mrs. C. 'l^'lfcQuide. begin Sunday at Oorcordia Luth­ father-in-law here. over the past nine years. They, nual spring concert at the .Svkes .high acHooI. Ticketa are still avail­ beveragaXior the hot summer tastic figure.". Ing Id \^ap,end the day camp'this | dessert for lunches. Memorial Auditorium tonight at only. "Murder and mystery, society, Tha afternoon seai^n: of the monthir ahead. eran Church when the Rev. Robert That, he said, “coupled w-ith^h* have helped archeologists and hla-' able from members of the local Dombrnwiki Was married in De­ sex and auapehse were combined "achooY day" will be held a t the .jorlans piece out a new history of Q'lecH, Sio^fvpA. 8:1!1. Among the soloist will be.-Jo- press. Rechmmends- A, Boeltger comes as. guest mls- depth at which some of the hoiTrds ------V — ■ Ami Bryan. Judy Kindersberger,. troit about a week ago to Stella in. this caaie in 'such a ntettwe community Y and/will be com­ are alleged to lie—16 to l8 feet — the Holy Land In the centuhy be­ Plumhers Organise sipner to tfonduct th* Sunday Kanin ' Roden. Eldine Foster, .Nowakowskt.^an employe of hla to Intrigue and captiVateXihe pub­ prised of group meetings for the Deaths Last Night makes one doubt the authenticity fore Christ's birth. PINE PHARMACY ' L. a I ... "A local association 'or'of piiimoingplumbing paper. lic faiicy to a degree perhXpa un-^ offlcerf and chaUmien in order to lulles’ Son Joins morning atid evening services In Wayne contractors has been formed here of the stprles." ,, ,Jtlardln said the acroUa both Police gave this account: paralleled In recent annals, n brief tjibm more intensively on addition to services each evening By THE A8S04TATE0 rRiytS Hardlnji added that the locality made' of copper—were completel.v I 6 4 4 C E N m S T . . ?-^rv nn..ul«i to be affiliated ^th the ConnecU- "Circulation - conacioiu eoKors their duties iiythe League. Catholic Clergy at-8 p.m. during'lhe w-eek of June New patients at Cl y cut Association of Plumbing Con- The. masked gunmen entered the New York, June 1 lAh-^Dr. Carl of the treksure. If any, would be oxidlted and brittle as glass. He' : r Given On C.O.D. Deliveries thin wefk include .Mir. Herman second -floor quarters of the Polo- caterad to the Insatiable interelsU The momim. session will com- 3-7. , ' Neub'erk, 78, internationally known hard (o identify because the ter-, said they contained more than M l 9-9814 nia club, a Polish-American social of the American public in the l^ -ibence at Kms and the afternoon /' The Rev. Robert Eoeltgor, now rain rhust have yhanged a lot in Pre.ldent'of the new organisa- —for Your Dining Pleasure New York. Jupe 1 (/P) — Aiery bloch^lst and discoverer . of a 3.000 tetters of whiph 95 per ce n t! eSnter at 319 2nd Ave. The thugs s a r r e ... ■esaion, following lunch a t the Y , Dulles, youngest son of Secretai'y pastor of St. Luke's Lutheran pryess for making gl.werihe from 2,000 .vears. * , wera Intact. . tht removal of .th# officfii of X for if *■ Zahner. George G. "In this atmosphere of ‘Rqman WiU start sit 1:30. / a _ Church, Youngstown, Ohio, re­ 7 Cherry May la y J M president: George M. announced a holdiip to some !30 of State Dulles, will be ordained s>fgar. one-time lecturer at the guesta and ordered them to line holidsy' for the news media,, Sam \ t\ June 16 into the priesthood of the ceived his B.D. from Oiicago niverslty of Berlin ' and who .fJer; A Simon./.ecreUi>y: and Charles Sheppard st6od trial for hla Hfe." ^Roait Prim# Ribs of Btif Ah Jus Lutheran Seminary. H«j then be­ Individual of his appreciation for JOH N P^IGNANO, M .D* 7 Middia Turn^lce W#$f Union Schaeffer, treasurer. Other mem- up as'Sinst the walls. Roman Catholic Church. He is a taught at New' Vork University, Bapl^ts Dedicate- Although convict^'' on seco^ ‘r y member of the Jesuit order. came assistant pastor at Trinity/ Brooklyn Polytechnics! Institute help received at some time past, [ Throw nMfii Hughes Circle: John Lrtamann, 29 bera^nclude Louis Layman. Cedric A number of'the guests lunged degree murder, Sheppard was in AND ■> ^ at the gunmen, who responded F t. Wavne, Ind. FtPm there- he and New;-.York Medical College for transrhlltlifig knowledge Of DONT Away RANGE & FUEL OIL ^anklin St.; ^ ren Tansey. 38 ouT Bruno Mualo. Erwin E. Spiel- dieted and trl^.dn a first degree ^ H a lf BorbIm s Chiskan Bbaussalir Francis Cardinal Spellman will Mail on Sunday Reed St.; Mrs. Don Morgan. Mer-1 otka. Wives are with a wild burst of gunfire and EASTWOOD becanSil^^a.plaln In the U.S. Army some useful qr inspiring subject, a murder charge. Conviction on such conduct ordination ceremonies for Died Thui'sdaj*. NICHOLAS MARZIALO, M*D.. 474 Main St. su n plenty of wear loft la fled without any loot; the 38-year-old Dulles and 35 oth- with the rank of captain. He^rved Philadelphia'. June 1 lAb-- Joseph skill enhanced, a smile or uplifting •kayo when brought karo for .WllllDni Kemble. 30 Reed S I., Vin^^ Police ArrMit Dombirowakl ,fell with a bullet a charge carries a p^halty of Vas JshsMa overseas in the European ^eater. In recbgnitioh that “we are all word given in time of need. Each death In thq electric chair without ^ Filet of Bontuetiere e ^ a t Fordham University Chapel, A. Meredith, 63. chairman of the \ '. ’ ■ _TO , . ’ ' ■ -'X oxpert repatrlag. in his abdomen. Grodski was ini, Xfter the war. he becai^ pastor Department of Foreign I.anguage8 debtors,” members of the congre­ Christian’a life has been enriched , ^ t PlahtauA Boltonst^e; Wd I Armand Mallhot. '38, Hartford. recommendation of mercy. i CLEIN It viws announced yesterday. - gation of the Community Baptist WORK DONE WHILK Mrs.. John Bajter, Valley View arrested bv CItv Polft shot twice in She head. . '■Secretary Dulles Is a life elder to students at University of Michi­ and professor of romance lan- ^raagh lu being brought to Jesus The BOLAND OIL CO. was arrested by City Police last Attorneys aaid that had Dr. | Church will bi‘i'ng"Letters of Re­ TOC W A IT Lane. . W alter Mpgaa, 60, Of Newark, IN" o f the ^Brtck Presbyterian Church gan. veterans housinfyUniversity, guageslat Temple University, died Q irist, and tha, individual may 15 ijliDDLE TURNPIKE WEST night and changed with operating Sheppard -won a new trial, he' of Minnes.'ta, assistyt: and Ohio membrance" to ch^rch with them Squdfw Danre Caller CHrd N. J., wad taken to Bellevue Hos­ - S;$a, - t;U I on Park Avenue. ^ Thursday. wish to express his gratitude lb the iVhlle linder the Influence of Intoxi­ would have been again exposed to-'| State University. In 1951, he be­ Sunday morning at 10:18. There in perfw who led him to the Ixrrd. ' Earl Johnston, local ■ square cating liquor dr drugs following a pital with a ’ bullet wound of^the The secretary's son became a Winnipeg, Man., June 1 lA’t—' S A M Y U L Y E S dance twller and teacher, re­ abdomen. Hla condition was re­ Ihe possibility of death. Dsns A»Sr»wi\ Ijads CkrlMsI came chaplain the U.S. -Air the naming service,, they will be "Cicero once skid, 'A thsnkful In A««ociati, ' . sketchy descriptions. tence that a bushy-halrcd intruder emh Maas June 24 at Ggor^town California, died Wednesday. Mnllhotwas relessed under 1200! Ik.mbrowski,. who resided In SUN.; “JUBAL"—In rtlor sidn a t Concordia will be "Arojihd nance of Coinmunioh and also re­ of the masters of r/remonles to bent his wife to death in' a sec­ Dancing Saturday Night University in Washington, D.C. St. Louis. June 1 lAb Mrs. members those on earth who hive conduct a series-of dances on one Hanitrainck,. Mich., did not have the Corner and.'Face to Face ^ th bond for appearance, in City Court ond floor'bedroom while/he slept i s : Mary Jeannette Hornsby, 56, es­ made an appreciated contribution day of th* cenvention. June 11. Det. Sgt. George Trapp, his bride W’ith him at the club. God.'VThe Rpv. J lr . Boetlger 'will wniwiiBswiMiBiBinniaBaiMiasiBopiiBBnBHiBaHBBBBiiniBiBi^^ The club was feting a group of on a couch downstairs. , BANQU^f^ond REC EPTION FACILITIES use/(he following sermon-topics;- .. tranged wife of Rogers Hornsby, which has made the life of the in­ More'than 13,000 conventlon?ri assisted by Supernumerary l^eon- / Pnllsli-Americans who returned He said he was a/ou.sed by Military Pact Set unday morning. "Turning a member of baseball's!Hall of Fame dividual richer and .better. Each are eicpected to attend the event, srd. Burke, investigated ami made .screams snd the Intruder knocked and former major league inflelder will bring his letter, ready for to by held In the Orange Bowl. Mr.- the arrest. yesterday from a Lour of Com­ P H O N E m i 9- 826$ t?brner to Faith God"; Sunday munist .Poland. DombrowskI said him out during their Initial-strug­ By>Syria, Jordan evening,."Oiir Side of the Corner”: and manager, died, Wednesday. mailing, in which he'writes to an he organized the tojir. The party, gle and again after a chase to the' ' MANC-H ESTER Monday, "No Chance Encountar";. was ; breaking up when the gun­ beach behind Shc^Sid’s miburban > Damascus, Syria', June 1 i^.-- Tuesday, "Around on God's Side - 's Features This Complete 5 ' Piece men arrived.: * - Cleveland hometic ii/'Ba'vBay Village, J)wie-^nlWatnt Obedience": Wednesday,' "Arbund Prosecution atti/'h eya contended B o l t O n No t o i The Arab states have forged an­ / \ • other link in their growing mili­ on God's Sid e--P eace"; Thursday, Sheppard inventf'd the story to ATo c t f 5 FO R 8IAXIMUM HEAT and TROUBLE FREE OPERATION ^ 1 9 5 6 NASH RAMBLER — — 1... -I."’ Ill— M tary chain aroviad I.srael. "Around on God's Side—Infinite rover up his oWn, crime: The Hope." ^’Tribute* to Syria and Jordan anno^ced last Jury Auards S22.‘{ murder weapory was Hlfver found. **CQmo The jiurpose of the mission is A Bad Man** Next Sprinjf^ night that they have ^grccA on / ______' "To Share Christ Today," and To Store OM iier / r«Ur unification -of military policy Use SHELL Furnace Oil 8rope-(>1or against the "I.srael threat." Pastor Biandt 'hopes that Con­ t 1 T cordia members and friends will The agi-eement calls for "practi-- Oil Buratrs ond Stdkors Sold N A Common Pleas Court jury- Jimmy avail them.selves of the opportunity cal unification of the- military rendered a decision yesterday to gain inspiration from these and Sorvicod FronfpH y and Effieionriy Ji against B. Walter Wecal. 39 Clyde Nhowa.. U:M activities of'both am les by means of a perm anent. war council and services. A S LOW A S Rd , and awarded a Woonsocket PROGRAMS I e ' oeCw^^^aa X •* man $223.7,3 of t)ie $5.30 hack reiit ^ . N [| | ' joint operational committee," the Yemen have gone further with 6. E. WILLIS A SON* lue. Silver 4-Door Station Wagon he claimed Wecal owed since 1951. announcement said. Amedee Morin alleged , Wecal JAMES STEWART 3 ; Jordan and Egypt signed a mlli- pacts, e.stabllshlng joint com- 1* Video Everyday ^ pH5E5S5^i 3 MAIN 8T. — PHONE Ml 8-51380 -w a a e w rented a Woonsocket building /DORIS DAY ^ All Rights Reserved tiu-y agreement earlier this month rhands. all headed 'hV the Egyptian $ establishing a joint military coim- comrnander in chief, Maj. Gen. from him in .1950 jo be used for / *LT"EO H. T. Dickinson A Co., I J REG. bakery purposes; Hla suit mpiCOC»C*; THK ell. Egv'pt, Syria, Saudi Arabia and Abdel Hakim Amer. DOWN $ claimed the local man pgre^ tp-a MAN WHO NO Today itwoodb LIST weekjy rental of $15 hut did hot Font. K N E W T O O make these' payments .betkeen t h r u S A T . From '■-M A S LOW AS $2499 Sept. 30. 1950. and June 9. 1951. . 5 P, M. Itforin sued for .$5.30 he said was MUCH owed him. *' . Here is, without doubt, the TOP value car buy in the / Judge Jo.seph W. Bogdanskl br-r', rd'o.,-TtCMNiCOCOa B-l-G TV TRADE-IN TRIPl whole worldrKverybne agrees that Rambler is today's dered the verdict recorded after it I Co-lflt "BROKEN' STAR" wa.s accepted. / I If you plan to get .a new ' i BEST BUY! Take a look at it today . . . you’ll own it Q | | U Hilda Crane tomorrow. Radio, heater, hydramatic, etc., optional at Morin was represented by Ally. V W lls On Threshold Spare TV within the next 6 P E R M O N T H Arthur J. LeClaIre snd Wecal/by I ELECTRONICS .months, 'aee ■ , us ' now. extra cost. HIBIMC MARCH Atty. I.ieon Podrove. ■ MW comaTCSii You’ll g et th e biggest al­ X'. ■/ LABORATORIES lowance eveV right now— I Tt\t Aituv iw t and easy terms, too. . '7-» 1 g g I M o s W % + ke. G y^ 277 BROAD i flA R T rO R O RaMVtiJZ. S u X t" RADIO T ( I ( V I S I 0 N DRIVE-IN >% ';7//-^ t COLON By OC LUKV > ■ Chasael s /New Bavea. 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M l (5.1) ORA.MA 9-4597 lOi ( Ri k t h k l a ALRKBT , , s. t ! I didn> think .l eooM do it to toH you tho 'v. AaI.', *1 p.m. AbtwiH aisd I'crkteillo! (IN-.M) THK L I N K r r A CAVAM'ADK OF tniHi. lut ont doy'I dfcidtd if oHiors' r ' t;00 I S) MICKEY MOL'RE CI.t'B -SPOBT8------BOXlNtIN tf >>Mn. **'On Threehold «f 8p«ice’* pine (IS> ri,IPPV THE CLOWN l.arry Roardma.n o n . could 9ft ahead so could I! flr^oke** c:: i I’Nt'LE >;i>' Frankie Byff ]B rd. llffhi-. (30) RAB 30 I'Ll'R HOL'SEGANG' w elfht (Ml riLM rBEATEB T (5.1) FILM (,M) OUT WEST (la prnsrcM) 't (Ml TH^ LINKi r { j Evtn y S o t. dnd Su{i. N i h t in the | C fd a l’ Room 3:10 C3-30) HOWDY TIOODY $200 is my next/900!. After that' who 9 (U) BIN TIN TIN ■ S;H ( S) STAGE S , knows how hi9h I con climb-'■onto start'* M ODERN and OLD FASHiON'DANCING . (IS) ADVE.NTUKE THEA.TEB —"B«)V Boxrri’-'., \. W.H. E N ^ U N D Ni«>HT •d i this buiinoss o f sovin 9 . r o o l i y 9r o w s (IS) WEATHER ' \ TAWLE M u siebyLod W att's ^'Bluo Rid o M ountoinoors" (30) EARLY SHOW ' dnaporsok" 9 —"Rnrdrrtowa Gaafirr” laliMBER GO. 129 , (.•>3) .COWBOV CORRAL TOMORROW I (M) TWILIGHT THEATER . ; . Acroea from- Gpm ii St;bool 1 ' mMHtS OPEN' I :tn j Sofl Food — Itolion Djsho# — - Steaks. — C hops | «;*3 (33) HOPALONG CA.SSIDV S:30 I S) SPORT8COPK Open All Day Saturday S ;» (33) SPOBTS DIGEST " -X •. TH ojtv* ABOUT YOU? HAVE YOU OPENED^ LETS 80... S;00 ( S) WEATHER FORECAST • :43 ( S) t h e NEWS TODAY lOltO ( S» g r e a t OILDKRSLF.rVR , ^ U R SAVING and LOAN ACCOUNT YH? 1 4 , (73i NEWS ( (lR-33) PERSO.N TO PERSON BUCK’S CORNER REStAURANT —Ed 3lorr»(v (.73) EARLY LATE -SHOW NEW LO ND ON TURNPIKE. GLASTONBURY Nichols T ip r 10:13 C.,;: I'A.irouS EIGHTS (30) .MEET THE CHAMPIO.NK, FEATURE Sove ony am ount U:00 ( *) NF.WS REPORTER . 7 . current dividend Monchostor ■ Inc. (IR-SO* NEWS a n y t i m e annual rate r CATERING TO GATHERINGS OF ALL KINpS | (33) FINAL F.DITION (S3) NIGHTCAP »;dition VALUE AT.. ^/ ’ 11:03 (331 SPORTS ROUNDUP 2 4 GOODYEAR ' (-70) CONNF-UTICUT REPORT ■ ■ (3.71 PREVIIKS- 11:10 ( R-lR-33) WEATHF.R In Choice of Two Fine t^oodsi TIRES 11.13 ( R) L»:S'PAUL A NARY FORD (IR) RIG SHOW Menihcr of the Fe^ral Savings Store and Plant 395 Broad St. (33) UUARTEIT and Ikian InFuranrr Corporation (30) WEATHEHVANK ' 01,T ACQUAINTED WITH A DINOSAUR: There's fun for the Out.standiiiK Npts’ Keith Valup for young Moderns! ALL Jf'rVK PIKCKS arc included . . . 7vith ,the tw'o major T E L M l 3-S 179 11:30 ( R) MT»;CAP THEATER .. y ' ■. pieces of the suite available in choice of stfikhig Blond S ilv e r Gra.v Mahogany or mellow Fruitwood Mahogany SPECIAL THURSDAY. 4 (SO) LIFE WITH ELIZABETH FRIDAY, SATURDAY 11:30 (33-M).TO.NipHT whole family at Yale's famous Peabody Museum on Whitri^V* . , . 77'ith oak interiors, center drawer jfuide.s, dustproof construction. The FIVK PIP’-CKS.include the OoubleDresser 7:00 (R) v iv u ;n k e l l k Ms ' ' ' 1:00 ( R) NEWS h (IRI n e w s with Mirror, Bookcase Headboard Bed, Innerspring Mattress, Box Spring, Two Foam Rubber Pillo\<’S!‘ BUSINESS H.OI RS5 LARGE (33) w »:a t h e r a m usic (33) CH RISTO PH ERS Avenue, New Haven. It has one of the finest collections of natural l i b e r a l KEITH BUDGET-TERM S . . OPEN A H ACCOUNT Mondav. TueMlay and Friday — 7:10 (IS) .MUSICAL We A t HERMA.N ,J 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. isO) NEW S O F T H K ^ O U B GLASS (331 WKATHKRCAST ,, history specimens in the country. Don't miss the Hall of Dino- NTORE HOrW.Ot Kelli*'*. ManchCKl.r, t'l»i.eil ..Monday*. Op-n ’rhiiir*dii.v P'KKK'P.AKHIMi At Both rnnvpnient Rrith Wrdnsrday — 9 A..31. to I J Noon. 7:13 ( R) PEOPLE’S LOBBY ------AUTO GLASS — .VlghU TIM 9,:; Krith'*, Ka*t Hertford, Oprn'Daily From 10 A..M.'rmil H tor.*! r»p Our Own Parking I-oto, Ju st A Steyr PIZZA (IAA3) DOUGLAS RDWAB1I8 PLATE ABd mXDOW Thurnday — 9 A.M. to 8 r.M . AND THF. NEWS / • P.M., CliMw Naturdn.V(i At 6. . From Oiir Dour*. Tr5' Some Today, They’re .Closed Saturdays. (33) H IGHLIGHTS ( faurs with its sp«.tacular 110-foot mural, tracing the ^evolution (33) JOHN DALY AND THE J. A. WHITE GO. D e lic io u s NRWS 7 :td (70) SPO RTS 81 Blaaell S t —JHI 8-7828 7:»S (30) WF.ATHERVANE of man. Painting is the largesP-Gf.jits kind ever attempted. The For a colorful, new }2-page TRIP TIPS DANCING EVERY SATURDAY booklet, picturing many point! of in­ Museum is o|5en to the pubjic weekdays and Sunday afternoo/is. termit in Connecticut, u n le to — Trip Exclusive TRIPLE REMNED "PEE WEE" BHERLONE’S ORCHESTRA Tipi, Box IS62, New Haven 6, Conn. (pavings & £oan ATLANTIC HEATING OILS Keith Furniture Chianti Restauratit ni5 MAIN ST. 317 MAIN ST. L . T. WOOD CO. THE SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE COMPANY Iteebester Savings 6 Loan fesociation IQOfM^ St 14 DEPOT SQUARE , MI 3-6195 Telephone Mitchell 3-1129 MANCHESTER EAST HARTFORD d m V . ■• .diiwa WBBiw iMiMwwiwiaaaiiiiiia a aii a a jw ■ .V 7 ■ r X '. ■ 'V ’•:/• ■ . • V - i ’.V ' \ * 1' ’ f. . i ■

i - / f * . f .*'1 , / P A G B r o U H MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDa V, JUNT: 1, ^966 MANCHESTER EVENING* HEB^D,.MANCHESTER, C0NN„ FRIDAY,/JUNE 1, 1956 ^ PAGE FTVB, /-T Ntw Tork City, Apoka yMterdky GENERAL . send ' Rd„ are chalrih^ of a Rockt'hu mittees; and also to -nominate a ^ v e n t r y ^ 137-Day Walkout, ] Seeks Data Here with General Manager Richard 4n4i>aU Called ^Ade^uate^hyJurist be-rt Portej-, Rl. 83, Hebron. clude John H. Mullen, Stafford OF MANCHESTER East Moline, 111., June 1 i/f- A repre.sentatlya of the en­ ture location of industry, financial Mghta $195 Plua Parta For Referendum The picnic 1* open to adult mein- ParsclK Tuesday Springa, and Mra. Julia A. Keeney, . , Katurda.v, June t gineering firm which is .compiling status, and similar Infonh'atlon ber* and friends of St. Peter\ Sonieravllle, who are expected to Employe* of three Deere * Co. Midnight—2 a.m. •<...... Volunleers Needed , , ’ . ! TEL. BU S-Slt4 Hodrinq Aids . (. . Bottorios . . . Cords f pant* In Eaat Mnhne befc'ah re- data for the Bi-filge 'Commission which wtll aventually go Into a re­ Judg* Abraham- Bordon a^d E ^ copal Church. seek reelectlon., The Stale Central O n E d u catio n , ^ious T rip 2 a.m.—4'a.-m. Volunleers Needed ' port the engineering firm will Andover^ June 9’ (Special) RockvljH, Juhe 1 (Special) — tiii-nlng to work toda.v after a 137- stud.ving the problem of biidTges Tueaday afternoon he believes Su-1 Ctaffee and .'watermelon wtll be (Committee la-elected at the State 4 'a.m.—8 'A.m. .. . . / V , ...... Volunteers Needed „ across the Connecticut River la in make to the Bridge Authority, B p tr o th r d First Selectman, Edward Witcomb served by the^.eommittce. Those S^te Rep. Norman K. Paraells, Convention, to bo held at Harliford ■Rtpoirs Custom Eor>molds davyM afrike. 8 si'm.— 8 a.m...... v ...... Volunteer* Needed •< parlor Court aeaslona could be held j Coventry JutVe 1 ('Special rMi'n .tumen L«»wis «nrt Mr«,"John iVeeker* in a fourth t>eer* plant, j o , — __ Manchester seeking information headed by William I-l. Putnam. todajr signed the warning for the attendlYig'are requested to bring FlUrifeld, w*tll addieaa the Tolland June 18 and 19. A. Hillman. . .X ...... ,'>lary Anne Aronson Bellino i>l*nhiiu» for ...... James Galanek as well as official aourcea.. K t the Nmth Covenlr.v Community The agreement was re'aehed i, 2 „ _ ...... '...... James Galaifiek 'Colpitta,- consulting engineers of 'neighborhood of the Town Court., I Regional District 8 secondary wtll be prbt'ided. disease listed among the Ifl lead­ FOR DELIVERY SERVICE and HOME APPOINT­ Confrcrational Churches naxt week follow: Monrtay. (lonp. I Monday night by the compan.v and ^ .jj t Asked to comment on the pro-1 school. . ** Oamai* and- dancing will foil House onvTYieaday. it was an­ ing causea of death were 36 per ' peanut hutter and ]*H.v , *and- ...... Thomaa Htcke.v, * VALLEY WELDING CO. nounced by Mlaa Agnes K. aiirht chaperon* will 1^ - e •‘»'l*\' the United Auto Workei*. W ork-' 8 p.ra '.—8 ^.m...... Unda Recknf^el. Carol Chace For Free Eatimnta 6 n|l posed revised plans submitted | Townspeople here, 'a’nd In Hebron the picnlr on the lawn^tttngAlec cent of all 1900 deaths .rompared MENTS— for dxomindtions and fittinqs. thi* evening for a w^kend edu­ I wichM. aUKar doujflmuts; Tuenday, ; er* in the East Moline plant*—the Glaatoabnry ME a -e m about a month ago by Atty. John' and Marjberough. will be able to orated witH Japanese (a n te ^ and Wooda, CounVy president. with 5 per cent- from the same I ham and c lieeae aandwlchea. atring 8 p.m. -10 p.m...... Orih Mathadi'* Paraella, HiiKae majority leader cational and religjriua trip to the spirader work* and harvester and 10 p.m.---Midnight .*...... Jean Msfcel ' D. LaBelle and Police Chief H er-' vote separately on the question of colored lights. '• I diaeaaea today. ' ' bean*, apiirot cob' ler; Wednea- , malleable plants latlfied ’ the htkn O. Schendel, Bordon called Grange Fi^g at the last season of the General Whilte Mounlain* in New Hamp- Skywatch Post located on top o^ ^ n ch ester Police Station. 2 adding a $107,000 swimming pool lU.v. home-1 aked bean*, allred ' agreement .ve.iterda,v, Voliiriteera may register at, Civil Mfense Headquarters, Municipal Baked Bean and Ham Supper :z thein "adequate."’ to the school. i Mias Anna/LIndholhFwill pre^’ent Aatenibly, la currently chairman ahire. Ovet MW ha*, been rai.aed meat, rabhaRe aalad. fruit: ThUr»- I The aRiecment seta up a -fonnu- Building. Manchester on Monday, .Wednesday or Friday from 1-ft p.m. BOMon and his colleague, Supe-, The referendum Is In the form the - Memonal. prnifratn of the of the Republican ^ a te Platform by the SoulH Coventry group and,j day. Spantah rice, r arrot alick*. INCLI.'DINO SALADS, DKEPOISH APPLE PIE, . I la for a/lJiiatinR upward new; in­ rior Court Judge Howard Alcorn, | of two resolutions, asking whether Grange .-Mondgyyevenliig ' at the Research Committed over >3r* by the North Coventry rookie*:- Fiiday, macaroni and centive /standards which , were In ROLLS, PICKLES mad COFFEE 1 Exclusive visited the V(x;al coUrt building; the issuance of $1,950,000 In Imnds Town Hall. ’ jX \ He has represented 'Valrfleld at irroup finance” the-trip. Adult rhee»e, beet*, ice cream. Bread, I dispute durinR the strike. In addl- I'oom on Bls.scll .St, on Saturday, April 9 with an eye to surveying ' l^ o w ln g Mie Grange nteeting three aessiona of )he General Aa- ' g iv e n BV HEBRON ORANGE, NO. lit will be approved and whether the f c r " ' v chapai will Include Policewom-4 butter and milk a i, *ei;ved with 1 lion, all strikers will he given their Elkn Head Urge^ June 16, at 8 p!m. James H; Mc­ at Si Its possible use by the Superior awimming pool will be favored. from- 8 to sHs the meeting will be aembly and haa served'oiK various anOnlaa Margaret E. Jacobaon of bll meal*. ; lA.")# two-week vacation, or pay in Veigh, past exalted ruler, is chair­ Court. Hrhoul Picnic* opened tqHhe public. committeca. Including the'Liquor ' ■■ • th ^ Stafford Spring Barrack*, figlld WIIl Rerelve , lieu of vacation, even though they Town Fly Flags man of arrangemenu: GILEAD HALL, GILEAD, CONN. LaBelle, and Attya. Harold The Times Farm Camp auUmri? Henry'Hllliard will show colored Control, Labor and Aviation. He donatable Stewart A. Hillman, the Mother* of St. .Niary * St.- Ger­ were idle Apiil 30. the -deadline Oarrlty and Jay E. Rublnow, ai-e ties have granted tieniiiaaion for niovica which he took during hla haa also been clerk of the-Judiciary Will your child be the g 'Rev. C. Arthur Bradley. Mr. and main Guild. CWO. will receive dele for qualifying for vacations. A crimmunitywide dbinonstra- SATURDAY, JUNE 2,1956 on a local committee set up by the th^ annual . Elementary School travels in Korea. Ctommittee. “y Mr*. Clarehce A., Bradfield. Mr. Brown mud. a waste product in Holy Co.n'Mutinlo;i In a body at the The coriipany and union will tloii of- loyalty to flag and country the process of extracting I SERVING S to 7 P. N. - Manchester Bar Aaan. to \^rk for picnics to be held at the camp. embers of the local tilUt will All women In the County whh. and Mr*. William Glenney. add A:.i a m. Mae* Sunday at the meet by July 1 to work out pro­ aeSaiona of the higher epm’t here. serve Grange Sunday by att.end- are interested are Invited to at­ 6 on Flag 0ay, June 14, waa' prged aluminum from bauxite. Is'a good ' ADULTS $1.25—rge Lang^June 11; Mar­ room In Rockville June 11 "at 8 aen. Ann MaeVane. Carol.vn Stalb, It a "flhe place for the Superior announces the engagement of hla o'clock. It was knnounced today. . Cut down the oddtt axain.st your rhild*.s education, by. ^ Nancy Moore. Nancy Blssell. San­ Lihby: Explorer Scout Post 65. 8 explanadc on the, Merritt Parkway the Cont/iicntal Co.igrasa on June Fashions Up to daughter. Miss Sally Starr Schus­ tin Sauer, Mrs.yTIlfton B. Horne Kills Tolland Man savinR reRularly for his or her rollefce education at The ■ p.m., Pond Hill School; carol choir. yeiterday. hit a vehicle-drawn 14. 1777. Coute to meet." -and Mrs. Jolu>/L>ougan, June 12; The meeting'will be held to desig­ dra Hgn.sen, Ruth Pearson. Andrea \^lts Eon in Initioi ' He said he could hot apeak for ter. to hiafll" Lutzen Jf:, aon of SavinRs Rank of Manchester. ^ m nd Virginia Marsh. Karen arid 6 p.m.-, First CJongi/egatlonal '• lawn mover, went Into the opposite The Elks leader appealed to all Mr. and Mr*'. Martin A. Lutgfn of and Mrs. Roy Darwin am) Mrs.- nate members of convention com- el Uttle. Deanne-Klllen,. Jean I Church vestry: Kay * Kid* 4-H, lane and hit an' nrtcoming car civic, fraternal and patriotic Alcorn, but he felt hla brother Donnclly, June 13. Tolland, June 1 (Special) -7 -'Ju^e agreed with him that the al­ East Hartforid- Lightning killed a 67-year-old Tol­ ------:— '------Ann'^'^radfield, Judith Wheelot-k, 1 7:30 p.m. w-iUi Mrs. .lo.sepli Ro- head-on. Clackner was admitted to groups in Manchester to fly the Oriental Look A June wedding la planned. Two more volunteei-s will be Upen your account thia payday for /lure ... ■ Robertw^ance. Barbara Centos. manri; .Sewing Ba.skel 4-H. 3:.i0 St. Vincent’s Hospital in- nearby flag on. Its birthday aa "an .ef­ tered court quartern would meet needed. ' land man while he was waiting And W^lam Ayera. Donald . p m. with Mrs, Emil V. Mamet; Bridgeport where he was reported fective way of reaffii-mlng our bA the qualifications neces.sary for Lunch Stntcmenta out yeaterday'a atorib. in a chicken I . . . . Earrings the Almshouse coWferslon fund. Cehring. Anhe Reynolds, Reynolda, Adele'Adele ' Merry Sevbers 4-H. 4 p.m. with in "poor" condition. Mrs. James S. lief In the American tradition of 275 BROAD Superior Court use. ‘ School authorities have an­ coop oh his son's, farm here. | HOSPITAL Tw’o Service* I.*wlclng The alterations would tgke about nounced that final lunch state- Hari-y C. Bowles was ati-uck byj Gehring,^ ‘ .loan Avarfar. flailGail MillerdMillerd,' ' Mr*Mi"* EthelKthel Cargo; aetback card Mayer. 46, of New York ,OUy, the freedom a'nd self-government." k'EXTTO NEW ARP. tSterling silver Far Ka.at ' Pflrty. 8 p.m.. American Legion othei-\li‘lver, wai reported .in good Manchester lodge's formal flag As was the case when the two thi-^e weeks, he eatimittea. n’.ent.s will' be sent home today. a lightning holt that apparently j Pamela Glenney. Glfnn Bradley. followed an electric wire into 'the Maryann Davis. RobeK^nd John Home'; adclal, 8 p.m., Nathan Hale condition. ceremony will be held in the -lodge OPEN THURS. and FRL initial earring.8 are just higher court judge.* first visited Lobal attorneys' and thjfc police TTiey have su,'{«-estcd that prompt here, however, they acc the lack } -yment would apeed the closing coop on the farm of Harry N. INSURANCE Morgan. Thomas Hart>-.Harold Cqmiminlty Center. UNTIL 9 about the cleverest^ bits of chief nave bached the Idea of hav­ V t *- of bus service on H. Middle Tpke. ing the higher court seesion'^ere of all lunch accounts. Bowlef. Rt. 74.. The bolt alpo killed ankof [Manchester 7 Berntaen. Nellie Perkins, .Taniar fa.shion whimsy we've seen. and eating places nerirby as de­ two chickens. • I Hetzel, Annette Liebraan, B ^ .Manchester Evening Herald Cov­ Mail and phone orders wilj/ for conv^ence of Manchwter The school lunch program will ly Hqlhaway.iand Linda Martin entry correapoMdenl, Mra. C. L. ficiencies. resident* and because it/ , might end June 15. Dr. John Flaherty, ' Tolland , Raymond E. Gorman •Approval Given, YAtlie, telephone Pilgrim 2-8231. be filled. Any initial, made Bordon and Alcorn evidently, feel help break the case jam in the ' School will cjosp at noon on June medical examiner, said dea.th was Insurance Agency M AM BANK lAST M ANCH -- to order. Earring shown ac­ these aervices ‘should aomehow court*. 18, 19 ami 20. CHuse(l by electrocution. Stale P(^ : MSeaUCbaMeSr. ’*nie 2-dnlng Board of Appeals Atf HARMAC'S Ijre Sgt* Edward O’Connor ahd i has granted permission to Grant tual 'size. 4 .9 5 pair (tax first be provided before they can Bordon said he fe It probably . Gq June 20 children will be ' ARcnts Fdi-: OPfN THURSDAY OPIN FRIDAYS Susie Sparkle Says: give unqualified appro.i^al’ to the giveri -a statement ‘.a bring home 'Trooper John Prior investigated, j and Helen T'oothaker to conatruct Newihgton Man incl.). /'^ will not be posei to schedule iVININOS 4 TO t, c**«i»»**»»y 4 T o 7 scheme. beginning cone'erning their promotion. Prog- A retired lumber man, ^ w lfs | THE TRAVELERS is bay on the west aide of their gas cases here for had come here three yieara ago Free Porking station building on Rt. 44A. Garrity pointed out April -9, a- 1 in July. ce8a reports are being issued this Coiiit^Kl Winner the crisp, fresh look of a Sparkls-Udndtred shirt he was joined by other attorneS'a from Caribou, Maine, to llvi with 983 Main St.— Ml 3-1139 - The bay will be used for a car­ 3< D M /n £tL , That would mean, if all goes week and piay be kept by the ^ mm wash stand. Board officials point- always individually wrapped in cellophant." S h o 6 r V on the local committee, that with parent*. his aon. ■ , . BOTH BANKS CLOSED SATURDAYS ^-the establishment of tht new high well,' that the earliest caaea might td out that permiaaion was ip'ant- C. C. Orman of Newington has be heard here by the Superior Dance Session i <> bd In view of the additional value'i been chosen the winner of »a- school, both public ti nnsporitatlon Tlie two Elementary School and eating place* will probably be­ Court would be in July 19.57. dance Stroups will meet for a joint to Ute town for tax purposes and ' say conleat aponlored by Plant.- . ( X /J 2 0 L ' the^^ded service to the com- STORE WINTER WOOLENS IN HLL.A.BOX. . 977 m a in ST.—.Ml 9-.58I4 come available^in the area. i He felt it entirely possible that .session from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Mon- . land oil the Parkway. Ornian wlll'^ . Schendel ha.s said he asked the ' they might . be held here then. da.v. Plans will b, made for a MANCHESTER KNITTING MILLS The only other Consideration is The Rpar^ also ruled that the i have hla choice of $75 worth of ■ WE FURNISRTHE BOX ond STORAGE ^ ^ Connecticut Co. to study the area dance party to be held hcfoi-e the Salvation’'A m iy may erect a sign r tree*, .shruba and loaea which will ' F Q R H IR E , and potential bus^u'sers. with the that the Judiciary is limited in close of school. view to setting up new Toutes near personnel, and if a judge is sit­ Coming Events •t the caro^ on t ^ e .St., the same | planted by the nuraerv for hii Read Herald Advs. ting here, he is not present at an­ alze aa the P « i^ « a one blown ; •""■Y "Why a Home the high school. Thia study is be­ ■ni'e Andover Boc.rd bf Education down by J^e ^rricane last year. | , j,, yy,,, landscaped." For All Occasions ing done, Ijul new routes there other Superior Court site, he' said. will be host to the Boards of EtlU,-- ^ f**^*'"* I J'lid^'e for the corile.st wen Pio- have not j-et been announced. Asked if he knew of any plan to cation in this district this evening Funds Available .T erilafge the judiciary to meet the •^e Fourth District American | pe,.^,n,,, „so,-i Our complete rental service provides at the^ Elementary School at 8 U gion meeUng wilj be held Sun-! of landscape design at the The changes in the building, as increasing demands on the couita. o’clock: 1 ever.vthing—all the gahnents .are proposed after the Superior Court’ Bordon said he did not know of Choir rehearsal will be held this Jfy P''” ’ Jr I Univerailv of.OonnectlcUt. to— AT PLANTLAND ON THE PARKWAY Mall on Wall 8t. -Mra. Charles Other winners, w'ho will receive siwtle.s.sly cleaned and pi'essed . . . judges’ visit, would put be major any, but information - on that evening at 8 o'clock at the First Raiach and Mra. Eugene W. Con- $5 gift rertifliatea are; Mra. M. L. ones, arid Schendel has said money would probably come from aome Congregational CTiurch. then meticulously “tailor-fitted.’’ Best Is still available to make them in ner .will be genaifal chairmen. Cushing, 16 Preatfin Dr.;'Madeline of all. renting is etjoRpmical. other fource. Mr. and Mr*.. John Phelps, Town­ • Guest Speaker ' ' Allen. West Hartford; Doris E. At the Second Congregatiiioal Wimarns, Hartford: Mrs. Ralph S. Church on Sunday, Dr. cWillafd Herman, 9 Hanford* Rd. Carter,. , dead of the Hartford Ord«ra now boinq fokon fori Theological Foundation, will de­ High' School Prom formal woor. I liver the aamnon at the ll a.m. OriI’cr Forced to Speed l E S aeriicea. There will be a nursery I V / .class during the services. Easton. June 1 ib’i — A truck Brownie Troop 72 and 182 will driver. Roy Howard, 27, of Wash­ BUY A LO T NOW ! present , an entertainment pro- ington, Conn.r was freed of a ■ MEN'Si I at the FACTORY STORE u gratn, bpen to the public, tomor- api^dlng charge in court yesterday . /' row^^onT”2 to 4 p.m. in the form after he to|d the Judge hla employ-- HARMAC RED \ .A n - AT BEAUTIFUL x of a penny circus at the Church er. Roe'eo PapaUa of Fairfield, set FA.Mors NAMEHlEH IN 51hlEN'H and PREPS' WEAR \; Oommuntty House under the lead­ achedulea.: for hla tr-iicks working ERI—NEX ership of Mrs. Ruasell'i-D. Potter on tli’e Connerttcut T'prnpikr that BfANCHEHTEH—NEXT TO ARTHUR DRUG LADIES' and Mrs. Raymond Relllyeau, Aa- required drlvira to break the speed EAST HARIT'ORD—NEXT Tp SAOE-ALLEN . Mating will ba Mrs. Cheater Luke. limit. 1 ■ PINK X X Jk. -X '"•’i V' /*" WHITE \

IV \ Ghfo Your Family . BOOD BUYS FAST SERVICE SUITS z A Glamorous , ^ CYPRESS FENCING . 2 roil 4.70 Eight men at your .service this ‘ Outdoor Livinq Room . weekend, '^ou can’t miss us in our 10 FT. SECTIONS Styled sv red cap.*! We have everything! Fencinjf. flaR- I • . « .atone, fast-growinR shrubs and 3 roil 5.70 trees, planting plans. iTake si.v ALSO HXOCk Xd E f e n c in g Come .see our row bn row on row o f. PICNIC SUPPLIES 'months to pay.^ Enjoy more family TRELUSES • BIRDHOUSES beautiful plants*;Blft’orn.s are burst­ fun-games, barbecues, entertain­ ' INSECTICIDES ing out all over! ' ' f ^ ing, privacy to relax and enjoy life! HOSE • SPRINKLI^S i- V ?A / 4 1 2 . 9 5

Size.8 10';-12'— 14.95 ANNUALS PERENNIALS VEG. PLANTS BOXER STYLE or (Allow 10 Days) • NEWEST COTTON Plan tor Secluded Summer Living Now BRIEF STYLE PRINTS IN A WIDE Matching Bags 8.95 plua tax doz. 50* and doz. 40* COLOR RANGE ,} . e ■' ■ '1 and Enjoy f / i e full season Ahead! DAN RIVER \v '• BLOOMER and •Often copied bi,it never Make yoilr garden a rainbow of They'll' brighten your .ipirit.s and Ummmm! Coftd eating lyith fre,«h. -I « SKIRT STYLES duplicated, T r 'o y I i n g color for penpics!, your landscape year after year ! frc.sh vegctalpcs you grew yoiir- PLAIDS, PRINTS -V . : - - .xtraw'8 .set t1ie fa.xhion Petu'niaai *'\ * Sajvia Iris Orientaf Poppies CHOICE BUILDING SITES FOR SALE and SOLID COLORS • 32 to 38 pace with new zig-zag- Snapdragons Zinnias Trollis I Ba.sket of (inid Tomatoe.s - 1 Celery THE HIGH HEEL PlTifR edged cry.stal straw, ini- - .\lyasum / \ Lobelia Veronica Day I.iiies Peppers • Lettuce FULLY LINED V WHITE STRAW Itorted from Switzerland •Marigolds Ageratum Primroses Painted Daisy (iaulifloyer . Cabbage ^Reasonable Prices ' GERANIUMS Hedum .Sweet William ^Broccoli • Onions BLACK STRAW . . . and only Troylihg'a 59c - and ‘89f Candytuft Chrysanthemums Eggplant .TERMS $10.00 A MONTH and UP ha.x in' Com e, try *t hem -:~1 ’ MEN'SV ^ Women's BEIGE-OMBRE STRAW Large pn .xobnT Feel how light' • GRAY-O.MBRE .STRAW Rosidents ftom 17 towns New cottages hove been erected Ohd four NYLON 1 -S7 Sizes .4|so with mid-hcfjL -. ' -and cAol they are oh. See * TAKE 4 M O lT Q PAYt. BIG SELECTION now own lots at this se­ more orf in the course of construction, - two • WhTTK S’I'RA\\j, hpw the.v'l! flatter your No ca'irying (•h*rg*»! TOOLS cluded spot. , new cottoqos ore for sole. TRUNKS 1 foot! Fxira Quick-Drying • b l Ac ^ stravv, « FRIENDLY ADVICE SMALL PRICES on #ny ga.|-dm , problem. Eron) Bargain in a Starter Set •) * OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Japanese Yews , .$3.95 OTHER STYLES FROM 3.59 to 5.88 bally until 8 p.m.. Sunday until 8 p.m, Trowtl ...... 79 .'m . (Golden Thread Cypress /• .$2.95 - - i - .x , Lots ore wbodod and * HELPFUL IDEA CENTER White Pine ! .$1.95 Cultivator ...... 2.7O slope to tho toke on JOYS' 4 to 8 GIRLS'4 to 6x Display of dozen* of p|arit pirturrs •vory sid*._ . aUMMEtt.lKGHT rpa In rolor lo give .vpu id-**. Rhododendron ...... , .$1.19 Spodinq Fork 3.45 4 r ^ * PLANTS LABELED* and CO.MIM.ETE FOliND.VTlON Garden Hoe ...... 2.8S SWIM PRICED PLANTLNt; .S8.00 a month ; 800 ft. oboye sea level t*avell(ng ’ .Many with rolor plrti,iiea. ^ Motol Rake ...... 2.89 THE MID-HEEL SA.VDAL. ! for 6 months * SHOPPING GUIDES WHITE STRAW .Vlli evergreen.s. Best varieties, in­ Garden Shovel .. . ; ...... 2.98 TRUNKS Pi inted ratalos aheela deacrihe planta Drive out this week* aeiCTATOS SPORTS and where to i(ae. « ducing flowering types. No carry­ • BLACK STRAW ing charges! You're oil set for only $15.84! ond. Salesman on ijP Sanf»r(KP

.1 r . ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. C0NN„ FRIDAY. JUNE 1. 1956 PAGE SEVEN Xi MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN« FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1S6» High School, Davltl worked with curtail their aettvIUu next year. hoard member of the donnscUcut Rockville * Bolton Mrs. Lawrence Converse, a grad­ hli father tor the AAM Oonatruc- Guatemala Crash^ m State Federation of - Wbmen's S|)ecial Service tion Co.K prior to hia enlistment. uate of Pratt Institute School of Clubs- Her Manchester activities Art and mother of five children, for UmI land on which th# aJ# bM#» tialtefa will be nicely delertnined Police Hold Man IJKhtning Killa Six Cows Miss Burke Guest Red CroHs Plans He selected to'aerve for a period Lions to Sponsor Survivor Saved have Included volunteer w’ork with Al Norlh Church hy the State E^parUnent in co­ Uroodles of thtee years. would like to withdraw from her the hospital and the hospital aux­ art leratad. The Rockville’Marina, la sched­ duties aa leader - of Troop 108 lo iliary, the Red Choes canteen. Uje If tha iSCofoccana irat too toiiah. operation with tilg City Depart­ By RUUBR BBtCB In Wife’s Death Ellington, June 1 (Special) At Bridal Shower Driving Cour8e» Essay Coinpeti^on deyote her time to the necessary Balboa, CanaP l^nr, June .1 .on A special.highlight of the aerv’- lEitntinQ lirrald, Five dairy cows and a heifer uled to report to Camp L«Jeune. — A U.8. Air Force helicopter has COamopolltan Club and the Visiting Ice next Sunday morning In the wt ara fctUnc a lll^e Independent ment of Sanitation. U wiH depend N.C., for four weeks of advanced study foe a teaching • certificate. were kilM last night III one Bolton, June 1—(SpecialI Tlte picked up the lone survivor of* Ntuaes Aasn. She has also been a Norlh Methodl'at Church will be TING c S ^ OtO. about It. For oiur thing. wCxhave upon how much ticker tape la col­ 'Voluntown, June 1 • .It la expected th at aoout 400 Holy Cflmmunlon will be admin­ n u to ii • BattcricT be sponsored by the local Ameri­ tinue to give, evenings to Scout «5S So here, on the one hand, we connactlon. with tha death of biij storm. Sharon Roast at per hom«, 189 can Red Cross chapter, along w4th Rockville High r chool will be essay contest on the "Moral Code The rescue coordination center Connecticut women will attend the istered by the Rev. John E. Post in MorocCh !•»* ncce.'aery than work. at AIhrook A^lr Force Base said f^suBtftd Octobtr 1. u n have, onb,^ pf our rem arkable 64-yaar-old wita. Helms, at'' their | The cattle owned by Deon Oak St., who will be maid of honor • Hearinr other Red Croaa units throughout well repre.aented at this aum- tor Youth," originally published conference. Twfnty different meet­ agelated by Robert A. McBride. they flrat aeemed’ln ua. For an­ mer’a seaaion of Girls State. Flve^ by 'O illleris Magazihe in 1925 and A plea tor volunteers to take the helicopter flew at 9,100 feet to ings are scheduled, Including In-, Also participating In .the com- KTWUIX iCxctM atleiWftt.'’advancea, and, on the home here early Thursday. j Schneider were among a herd at the wadding. The ahqwer waa Aid Colds the country, Mri. Elizabeth Spur- over troop leadetohip was made a •I th* other thing. oT'cmirae, we are of 26 In a pasture off Winder-' ling, executive secretary here, an­ girls from the High School will at­ widely distributed by Lions Inter­ perforih the hazardous mountain­ stniction In OTectlve club opera­ n.unlon service will hi . Stephen Goto M. COBB.. •« other hand, the loaa of one of the Edward G, McKay of N orw ich,: attended b y ' a croup of MIsa month ago with no response to side rescue. / thinking a little leaa aharply of mere Rd. The loaa waa satl- P ill Pharmaei nounced • today. tend. Representing Rockville will national chapters. , tion, panel dIat'Oeslona on topics of Moon of Korea, a student at Hart­ moat colorful and authentic fea- New lymdon county cotonar, ia-1 Burks's closamataa and friends: he ' Janice Am a;t' Patricia The conteat is open to Grade 8 date. With more than lOO'glrlai The government had announced ford-School of Religious Educa­ r a the proapect of bombing Ruaaia mated by Schneider at about M6 GENTEE STREET The program is aimed at reduc­ registered in three Scout and two current interest, apd evening ses- turea of New Yorlt life. No one ailed the warrant .vaaterday for' ll.SOO. He said bis Inaurance Tha brida-to-ba opan'ed her gifts TEL. Ml 9 - N li ing highway accidenta by teaching Pliaka; Elliagton, C9iarIotte Sikes students at the. local school. Ea- first that all a^ard died In the alons featuring speakers'.such as tion and newly-appointed minister / tlieae daya Slurua. Ha la being held by the end Caroline Skinner and Somera, aays will be accepted on a suh« Brownie troops, dismay, for next crash of . the. 'Ariateca klrtlner. of education In North Church. So we will not feel completely- can atop aclence. A fid we auapect, wbiifd. cover about two thirds of i while seated under a wedding bell correct driring methods and la a year's aucceas haa hit all leaders. Sloan Wilson, author of '"The Man Hanil-FiiilsM State Police. theloaa! course designed for drivers with Nancy Qoyette. JeA relating to the code. Deadline Later It .said Roberto Ovando Ar- Moon has already commenced hia InMkB ••••(•%•••••••** m too, that nt) ’ one can reatore the A coroner’s war'rant makes no filled'; with apring flowers. PiRtLM OxPhamiM y Mothers of Girl ScoiiU. those In the Gray Flannel SulVH Mrs. Montte at the mbrey of Morocco'a de- experience. . not a beginnera' T h e /^ Girls Athletic ActivtUea for ehtries has been set at June 11. don. 22, an electrician mechanic Eleanor Roo.sevelt, Dr. Ltlllan Gil- work with the "’lurch school and :IS flavor itjcAdvancea aonietlmM take charge, but permits authorities to A buffet Buppe. waS served by S99 EAST CENTER S t . Winners will be announced on who are ex-Scouts themselves or working tor the-Public Works De­ last evening addre.saed ihi churgh manda. \\h»tevrr they prove lo be. the hosteaa, aauiated by bar moth­ course, she .said,- Club Will hold Its annuel party any Inteiealed citizen is urged to breth. Dean Esther Raushenhush of -•-I • out dt life. One other thing, alao, retain custody of, the person TEU Ml 9-OSN ‘•Mrs. Spurling la currently or­ Juile 6 a t 6:30 In the Sykes Gym.' June 21 at graduation exercises partment, had survived unhurt. school staff during theti' Recog-^Woshiii/^tlietiiiie tuMIl* O o^ . The fundamental altuatlon In­ named In It until after the'coro­ by word and deed, that suffering er, Ifri. Joanne Roaai. The decora­ cqntact Mrs. Converse for a dis- Sarah Lawrence College, end for­ we Will venture to aay. U ia that ganizing the program and lining Aw’ai flCwaida and letters will b> given for Grade 8. First prize winner eign leaders. nition Dinner. UKMBKR o r volved. howeveX-la not particular Torkacrew Palnled by ner holds an Inquest and flies y may,be accepted aa a genuine part tions and flowers' were Irf lilac and will be awarded a $50 savings cuasion of what the leadership AUThristlan from the Union of TH* ASSOCIATED PRESS the acienlist whb produced this of life. More important, He has green and .the favors were minia­ up an instructor for It,'Thpte in^'to those who have sufficient points post'involves. Mrs. Russell Joins Mrs. Wood- The ______Aaaetiatedib'eas la exolualrelir lo Morocco. BolhSw-e and Britain Modem Artist* flndliig* terested ,ln such a course may con-con­ gained from the year’s activities. bond and* second prize winner, a Name Mrs. Russell South Africa, ttornlck M. C. Find ettt 'how mudE daEMEtr a*4r cl are currently be.n^chalienged in .particular hi,l of efficiency never State Police at the Danielson showed,, iia how to Ihterpret It for ture bridal bouquets using the $25 bond. house In Inviting all local women Ndanise. will read ao)..e of tlie brighter we can wash ye«r car" I Many people aay that they find opr good. aame color acheme. *lhe Center­ tact the local Red Uroia office. The party is being arranped by Manchester Evening Herald for an inatanl thought of the fai l Barracks quoted Slurua, a'62-.vear- Handra Barkofen. aaalated h.\ , Bolton Lions will present an Il­ to attend part or all of the con­ iltiiel service and assist in the with oar Weavtr Antoaaatic Car’ " f o v e W a ha.ae.a, it difficult to understand Abstriet piece waa a beautiful ahower cake ,MoIe information will be pri^ided Rollon rnrreapondent, Mrs, Joseph fTo Head Conclave ference. A complete program mey 2& i5i?Se*U.cai'ne«a oubllihtO hare. that he waa abollahing a famous nld iinemplo.ved carpentier, as say­ ' "If any man would come after X when the course- la ready tp'Mgin, C,.rolyn Muaaer, Evelyn Hansofl luminated, framed copy of the distrihutidn of .he elements. Washer. Every car is aueomadeeUr* Ail dthta of repubUcatloB^oT^jpeclalrepubUcalloa ol ape j hy political unreal, by demar.da for Modern Art but ifa really very Me, let him deny, himaelf, take up decorated\w.tth violets, complete D ltalla, telephone Mitchell jl-SMS. he-obtained free of charge from Aiapeieliea narein ara alao rtaarvad ing hia wife died after he had the secretary aald. / and Caroline Skinner. rode to the scliool for permanent- Ndamse will h)! the pulpit at Eorayed with fresh water and aaiid ' independence, 6y efforla of, other h(ew York custom, anVi' taking Almple if you boll It down. Espe­ dragged her bodily from Iheir car his cross and' follow me," Jesus with a tiny todal party on the top. display. Mrs. Robert Russell of Mountain the Service Bureau, 956 Main St., Norlh ChuYcli duMn,i the absence detergent, and tbpronghly head Other Red Ooaa' Notes At the recent :.opohomore Claa? ■ H'OME HWEEt ' h OME! Rd., Glastonbury, has been ap­ nm aerrJct cllaal of N. B. A Serr, naliona',invoiced to ralae the price, flavor out of life while He waa cially If you boil It down for about Into the house. He said that waa said. And again. "Take My yoke . Mias Burke will be married to Recruiting for the hext blood- Dr. Robert Boweri of Covenir.'f, H artford. of the minister this summer. tpong^ and dtamoiaed. Wa nevae. four hours and then, strain It the only way he could get her out upon you. and learn of Me. for My Gary Rankin of Rockville on June King and Queen Dance, Peggy local health director, will give sec­ Tucson. Ariz. i4*i—Thq staff at pointed general chairm an of are being challenged in Ice- j pulling speed and economy into it. mobile visit June -22 has begun McGuinne? waa crownej queen, uae harsh detergents that might through cheesecloth. But ia.V, for of the car after they had Spent yoke la easy and My burden la so In St. Jamea. Chvrch. with Mrs. Dorothy Kloter and Er- ond polio vaccine Innciilations to St. Mary's Hospital was- frantic "Women in Ihe Oommunit.v,’’ sev­ And Porl.igal aeema lo be] LIFE wliile Jimmy Moaer I’elgqed aa enth annual June conference • of injure toe finish..,ot dirty w ^ .. o r i Instance, you want to paint a Mod- ! Wednesday evening in a|Volum light." From Calvary's cross, n ^t Weeks In charge, of recruit­ school.children on Thursday.- Pu­ when 7-yesr-oId Jimmy Lopez, his ‘iSnlSiT getting ready to try to rqi.ae the ern Picture, First you pick a likely town bar. Jesus exhibited - a spirit, trium­ king. John DeIPnnte and Sandra pils who were absent for the first comic books amt his cleaning tis­ the Service Bureau for Worhen’s 'water left over from a pcnvioiu A ATIONS ____ _ ! ment of dnnora.^ Backofen crowned the ro.til car...or ''hit-or-mias” amhaibtF^ price for our ba.ae.a in the Aaorea auhjeot aucji as* "An Atomic Ex-1 A pathologist who performed phant: through suffering. According to Mr?. Eldna John­ inoculation may receive it at this sue dissppesred. Organizations lo- he held June 12 Opeii Forum plosion In the rear of.a Chinese an autoap.v said Mrf.' Sluriia'a couple. Atlendait.’. included NKncy time if parental applicntinn| Is al­ through 15 at. Yale Divinity line methods. The antomaik op*’ BMuStm*no'^lM5cto?*reaboiSfbilit)' I Britain ia challenged by Cyprus May God help each of us to ac­ LARGE SCREEN RCA ston the program is being reor­ Wade. Ronald Janton. l.,aurel They found Jimmy, who w*as re- cration of the Washer gets the job Restaurant with a Side. Order of ' death waa caused by a skull frac­ cept all that Itfe brings, and by ganized with, an attepipt being ready on file at the schooU coverln^^ horn .tnnsilitls'. si home. School, Mrs. Cliase Going Wood- *~-*"*“*i«au and•'?*"- ether readini matter and Singapore. Ceylon and Aden. Veal Scallopinl." Then you. get ai ture. COLOR TV S695 •Fredei’ick, do.aeph Whillnskl. Carq- houser director of the Service done in V5 the ttata naeded for Ke Kaacheeitr Evenlag Herald. * W ard's Be’rSrd fotloa'ing Jesus' example, to make made to educate the community line Skinner and Wayne Kupfer- Since the age limits have‘been "They said I could go home but I There ia gro\^ing agitation on apd- piece of canvas, place It on the | l A R L O W 'S broadened ieccntlv bv the Stnte got tired of waiting and wenlT he Bureau, announced today. ■nanuAl w a ^ n g . .. To the F.dilor, ■ ' every experience count _ for our • In the need for 0100(1. Mrs. John nclunid. t. f VIDteetay adTertletng < ^ing Boure about Okinawa, the, .lapanese lam hsjrpy to see that the New-. front lawn and go up to the roof j growth. TELEVISION fM u 7m u iU S /r Mason, a former blood ch^-man Departrtient of Health. It will also said, after walking the four miles - Mr.s. Russell Is s member of the WEEKLY DINGO 1 B.m. Friday Give >o*r car that like new’* look: KSeiiday—1 p .r bland'yve hoU 'ln the Pacific. Ington and Hartford town com- and throw stuff like tapioca pud-1 John E. Post. In the local Red Cross Chafer, Miaa A lesandra Schm idt.' . a be possible to administer first ’ from the hospital, bureau's advisory hoard and past m. Monday, ding, paprika and egga a t It. You Tel. MI g.8095 member of the Claaa of 1957. FRIDAYS - 8 P. M. today. Drive in for om epnadyb'7 a. m. Tueaday. Almost every -one of these posi- ntittces have'endorsed Stale Sena­ A Thought for ToUay Sponsored by The Mancheater lOM ToUand Tpkn Bucklaad spoke recently at 'a meeting ^ shots lo children through -age 13. • ~ all-potht wash jebt f —1 p. m. Wednesday, tor Patrick .1, Ward for Congre.sa. can even use a little paint, mit not . Council of Cbiirchea. Ihe RutaT VeiiorSeVo A ^ Unlveralty. waa .^cently Consent forma will be senl home ; .y-ilt p. m. Thursday. liona We ind B.-ltaln regard aa -cycled secretary, of the Classics “ay—r p. m, Friday. •. , Sen. Werd during hia 10 years too much, or you’ll be elaiaifibci aa the Red Croa? blood program. Mrs. to parents who indicate their de­ « ASSUMPTION HALL deadllna; l(P.S0_a m each vital to our I \Vn aecurity, so vllsl In the LegiaUature has fouglil for. a Reactionary S q M a r e and Ret A little girl by the name tit Johnston haa stated thaE.ahe will sire to have their children Included MORI ARTY i pubUcatloD eapapt Saturday — that we feel thkt^ we must hold thrown out of the Cult. ’. Elolae concluded her evening pray­ provide apeaker.x for oth’er such vine. High School, she ia » candi­ in the June 7 Inoculation session. THOMPSON and SOUTH ADAMS STHeeTS laws that are for the benefit of alt date tor the bachelor of art? de- them at all costa. Rut the .trend the people of Connecticut. Along e r by saying. "And. dear God, If | ANEW groups ^terested in this phase of Second shots tor this group will '^1 don't mind, from now on pul the RedVCroai work ’ also a member of the COMFORTAIli SEATINO—AMPLE PARKINO BROTHERS Friday, Jun* I of present day history^la against with hia brilliant labor record, he moally Majichekter realdenta al­ • FUNERAL HOME ^ d \ r have to he arranged with family has fought for and attained In­ though there are'a ffw who reside the\v itam in s we need In plea, On jSneM the broodmobile will ; Ch“P*' ^«>»broke Rec- physician^: ■ A / o t v / 315 Center 81.—MI 8.5135 ‘ such haaes. It la easy tm..foierast. cakes and Ice cream cone^. In­ FOR RENT he at the Elks Oub from 12:45 to. “'i'',', newareper. and creased welfare hencflla aitCh . aa In some of the. surtotindlng towns. UNDER EXPERIENCED 'The 50-cent fee tor the - shota ! Thsy Begin Talking that, even those nations w n ^ to-' stead of spinach and cod liver O a _ L E A S E 6:30 p.m. Volunteers are asked honor should, be brought to .school on i paychlalrlc clinics. And the Child This unit haa^opea of participat­ MANAGEMENT Tha two Germaaiaa. which muat day merely want to raise the |ir|oe Welfare Study Center In New ing In the Memorial Day Parade oil!" V make appointments,aoDointments. but welkins toclety. June 7. - Parents aTe'also reque.st-1 t u r f Haven. Hia bill foC iccognition of on an annual baaia from now on Elolae'a prayer, though from the will be welcome. ed to aed that clothes worn by Earlier the better ipring •na day be ona Garmany again, to ua will, tomorrow, w ant tia out. AMpCO BASOLINE SERVICE STATION ’ ^ ’stlr*‘ fibrosis as a cataslrophlc ' and any eligible resident nt of Man- lips of a rh,iid. la malchVd time ; • The last visit to Rockville .aIl. Talcoltville Md \'ernnn children oil that day have sleeves SU/LDEf? rains carry T urf BuilbiR* THEIR NATIONALLY ADVERTI8B0 RRICESI hava begun talking to each other, altogether. We must,, sooner or and again by^ adult attitiidea and inqess la the only-one of its kind Theater who would like to become WiHi Parfcinq FocUifiM for A bout 75 C art THE JOHN F. netted only 44' pints against a news Items are now .eing handled that are easily rolled up. ' '•earlera Sought fertiluer. we imported them directly! puppet of tha Communiata In Eaat on the territory of othela. hope, that .thq Manchester delega­ Yoiira very truly. pointment. TEL. Ml 3-1222 tour of Europe at the group's; rjee in'' .reconstituted______Girl Scout leaders report aerl- Come choose from 46 style.a Yet, It is Jesus who teschea us bl’ing-a-toiend-night program Tuea- frozen orange JuttsC' Stir ...... Garmany, wanU Weal Garmany to tion to the (Jongreasional (tonven- Robert W. Calnen, in a mii concern tor contlnuattpn of Fted 5000\q H - - - $195 for men and women! Don’t promiaa net to Introduca conscrip- llon will stand to a man for Sen. Major Inf-USAJt day at 7:45 p.m. at Union Congre- tablespoon of butter, some sliced' the program nex^ year due to lack The Weapon la Murder Pal Ward. Executive Officer. gational Church. dates and slivered .alrnonds or of leadership. tSvo of the local 2 m sq wait! Selections are still good! ' tiaa, to bar atomic waapona from Democrat ■ Mrs. Kreysig's slides will include null. Serve^warm with : woman who established the first ^Oerman aoil, and to davalop mora ,, When the present leaders of B .\T IN c o i :r t art works, architecture and real cream. ' ] local troop three years ago will V.'' Li 10,000 iq f l \ - J7.85 ' ftussla announce a new.-"era by de- ‘ Albuq\irrqiir. N. M. i/P) A Dll': life scenes where many of the; ' I ’ , trada with Eaat Garmany and then 'Initial Appearance' ' I'l.f Okay ta’ tow ScotH Stad nui.ciations of ’(die dead Stalin, or To the Editor, Irlct court' jury panel ducked and world's most famoui artists have ■ ----- — —------^——------^------—------' peUUeal contact with Eaat Gar- painted. ' .st|h t aftK Turf lulldar ^ by at least some token reforms In For .vour Information, the Head- dodged aa a little hat dive-bombed m any. quarlora Company of the 1st Bat them. Judge Paul Tackett called a. Mrs. F'Vancessa Kitchlng,, preai: i Russian Ufa a t .home and Rus- ^ It looks hka a tantativa ravival tallon. 417lh Infantry Regiment, 15-minu.te 'receas while employe? dent, announces important details i For easy, time Aa& ^LA W N SEED \ tha eld bargain Ruaaia uaad lo alan behavior abroad, the world 76th Division.located in Manches­ tried to nah the Intruder. Finally ' concerning an outdoor exhibit .lune ■ 16 will be discussed a t the meet-1 ALLSTATE FIRST AGAIN!. saving Ik'wning, Choice of 9 blends . . . 95c \|* lk about, and than abandoned — la generally sym pathetic. It ter, Cpnn., made its initial public he parked on the ceiling. Court appearance In M anchester hy -tppk up again. So did-the bat. But Ing. I For the second straight year," car'owners in 1955 bought mora Sooni SpatAoeas . . . f l.2f . . . $1.65 tw every ^ tiie unity of Oiarmany In return for wishes, in fact, to believe that a Heme on l,eave participating in the Memorial Day a calm hnlboker rafied 'hia hat. Auto Insurance from ALLSTATE ^ an from any other com­ 17.9$ $12.85 test, better lawns for: le:less. BoNrawmamant of Waat Garmany better day has come .for Russia, in went the bat. It was freed out­ .1 1 ^ ' Marine Pvt, David K, Miller. 18, Parade held In ':thra town. pany In the world based on direct written prejniums. Hereto a s aXformlU ally of tha Waat. Par- for tha Russian people, and for the The members of this unit are side. la spending his "boot" leave with . hi.s parents. Mr, and Mrs. Emit I the best proof of ALLSTATE’S year-after-year better value hapa Um Waat ahould have taken world. ■! LARSEN’S HARDWARE Miller. Highland Ave. He has Just'f and fast, fair claim settlements. You can't buy better Auto it whanvlt waa Offered before, for But whef the present leaders of recently completed hia recruit! Insurance. Why pay more ? For complete tnformatlon or home 34 DEPbT SQUARE TEL. Ml 9.5274 tha u n it^ f Garmany la certainty Kussis announce a new e”a by re­ training'at Parris Island, S.C. , appolntoient.—call V worth moro.than German rearma­ porting the summary execution of | Pvt. Miller enlisted irt the M s-' men who were part "of the vll- ! line Corp.x, in Febrviary of this I ment, whlchXdoea not'.exiat, has To Perpetuate year as a member of the "Capitol i FRANK LANGMACK, Agant-^M I feSASO - hoan to data. \ leinous. yesterday in l^u.eaia, the City Marines.'l ,,, . , , i world feela not reassurance, but a . m *nie Wfat German gevarnmant, A Cherished A former atiiij^nt of Rockyille ' od courae, apuma Wotawohi'B aug- chill. gastlona. But, at w aame time, For even wdiW they denounce . 948 MAIN 8T.—MANCHESTEB Stalin, they atp^’eniployln,. his own,] Memory . Dr. Thomae Ochlar, ma leader of A ■ " « ^ JEW ELKR8—BILVBiRSMITHS tha W att German Free l^mocratB. technique. Bifen while they attack Clifiose \viscl,\f the monument T H IS \ V X . oomaa out and advocate^ nation: the inJusU/e of the past, Ihe.v are that will stAiid forever irt THE B IG G IF T THE KNOWN NAME. THE KNOWN OUAUTY SINCE 1900 wida rafarandum for ail ^rm ana, proving/Xheir own Incapacity' lo silent tribute to your loved M ax. Qjt JhiL Sun. inking them thta queallon: V let ijre process of justice work ono.s. • u SEASON «"Do you favor having a raunited the .open. Even wliilc they lore the measures .Stalin ii.sed Germany Join a aacuiity allialtca We have our Own designing ■ /'■■■ • in Your Own Btick Yard Or?Pafio,— terrorize hia potential opposi­ that, In'-addition to Germany, service to build a monument \ 'V would inchida at laaat tha UnRM^ tion, they are using the same JUST FOR YOU at no extra / ' You'lhLive LonQor! X Rtataa, Britain,', Fninca an^-Hhe meH.aui'f8 lo lerrorire the linger­ coat. We do all cutting in ou,r. own shop, from the /• X Bovlat Union*" ' X ing elements of .support for Ihe rough atone to the flnlshed ...AND THIS' IS THE G I F t That ia the eld Runlait chestnut, m«iory of Stalin. memorial . . . AND i WE BIG To, prove chahge, .tq__nrp\;e. employ t h e m o s t VISIT MARLA’S FURNITURLWEPT. , hy which. NATO, the alliance form, \you must show it In prin­ SKILLFUL MEN AVAIL- Americari^ Provincial dining: tables Sgalnat Ruaaia, would be aticceed- . ABLE. FOR ALL YOUR 5UMMER-FURNITURE NEEDS— ad by a new alliance including ciple a.i\w’cll aa in words. The new THE. FINEST QUALITY AT THE LOW EST POSSIILE P-RICES! UltmUie -• Ruaida. 'it waa also Sir Winston- Ruaiian hegiiiie has indeed acted, 1 ^ / OTHERS MAY TRY TO COPY OUR SKILLFUL J / i Churchill'a auggeation tha Other and acleo\well, inji variety pf Pine, clierry, maple . Qie round table f* gay. Now tha leader of one of Weat .ways. But When It cxm'iea lo deal­ WORK . . . BUT IT IS NEVER DUPLICjjLTErX g o back in all the Arrterican Provincial woods. Gormany'a Important ^artiaa la ing .with anj\potentlal challenge 5 'Pieces Rtg. $162.40 Here’s a 44-incb maple Jpodel from Maine X making tt. . t< its own alipt^iiacy, its weapon, that open.s to 60 inche.s Ibhg. Two captain’s , So tha West.German govern- like that of Staliji and'lhat pf the chajr.s and two mate’s ehair.i included in the CgaiB, I.STrecret murder. '- MANCHESTER A ' mant may acoff a t. Grotewohl'a ' 1 2 9 ^ ° five pieces. Reifularl.''’*$162.40.'Hutch $119.00. l^gaation, but it ct^'t keep Wcit Garmana themaelvea from mhiking 'lanned Tickei: Tape MEMORIAL-COMPANY the aame .auggeation. A. .’\tlIIK Tn, Proprietcir ('■ Samt group with 4 captains chairs 149.50 1 TheriiUa q'uite a lot of syir boliam Meanwhile, the Waat German about whki, the advance of aclence HAKRISO.V .STREET—TEL. MI 9-5807 government does begin talking to OPPOSITE EAST CEMETERY . the East German government, not can. do. to the quality of human Round Tabie and JusvA Tumble Dowh Shack really admitting its axiattnee for­ life, allf in the New York ticker mally, or giving it diplomatic or tape situation. .50 For. .yeara, the colorful, apon- mates chairs political recognition, .but makl-iig 99 \propoaala to it'nonetheless. It says I tancou.s marH of New Jork; City's ^ u t It Needn’t Be both govemmants ought to begin I welcome lo distinguished "vlailoi| A PYRO 5 Piyce group with a smaller (38-inch)/Vrr- has been the\flbod of ticker tape . tB held technical talks to reopen | Authentic .sion of the round table (e.vtchds to .50 .inches), tha frontiers, restore, various com- | froip sk.vacraper windows. arid fouri*iates chairs as shown above: U.«u- . . \ D on't put off hoffio ropoln bocduio you fmnk you can't afford thorn. municationa .;to' normal, and en­ But the ..cience of electronics has Model Kit ally $l2f.50.’ F.50 all hut pulpioded the ticker tapis. I courage freer travel land exchange g r a n d r f You con m okt Up-To-Tho-Mlnuto homo improvomonta Costing from . Slock pneea are now flasl^ed on a .and information between the two' ASHING SCBOONJ^ 5100 to $2,500 without cosh on tho W . G. Glonnty financing plon. < I halvas of Germany., , hoard, irialeail of being run qII on Oblong Table Wait Gahnany atill does not, ticker tape. , . ^ ^ ^ Summer is a-comin l•eotnlse, mltia^you; that an East This .winter, when-^B^ic Min­ 00 W K H A V E T h i s a m a z i n « n e w No down poymont . ; rod tope is rodueod to o minimum. You moy German govarnmeni exists, n will ister Co.stello of lieliiw rto o k his and 4 chairs' , LtiaOAOE THArS PINttERTI^IOHTI ' toko up to 36 months to pay. ' - 9S Actual Photo of Siimnipr Flimllurp Fr.om Onr lArgo 8tork 'angags.4inly In technical, ifa con- triunlpl^nl piog'ress up Broadwa.v, One of Jibe delights in .shop­ .’ ir i the luggage eve^body'i'JpIti^g a b o u t,., traatSd with political, talks] litill. Uie welcome aebmed. Curiously .For those who prefer the oblong table,' ping at Watkins is that, jn avtryone knew, aa these proposals quiet. Fihally, somebody figured it here’s a. 34 x IG-inch size Ihfilt opens addition >t() the bb,vi6ns amazingly lightweight becauM it's made with mag- Ware madaln tha Bundestag, that out. The ticker tape .cascading to 56 inches. Four yoke-back chair.s (chairs f8r as little a.sv'i , N e w EVERYTHING FOR OUTDOOR LIVING . netium, Yet it's tirong enough to itand on. The ilun* . Stop in for d discussion of your plans. Wo'll explain how at last the Garmana had begun to' down from the high windows was included at $98.00., You can .substi­ $3.98: cbai.ses from $19,951 " ning hew finithei ore ''bet»er-than.leafhef''..,riMlif ^ Thu G. Glonndy Cempony con drrango'"Eosy Torm Pl- lacking. A.hd somebody found tlie LOOK AT THESE SPECIALS axplora their own p^ths toward tute mate’s or captain’s chajrs at, •t.vou find the unusual piece.s Arrivals.,. ’ Kuffing, ejnofl with o damp cloth. . noncihg" to cpvor oil motoriols diid any lobor you hiro. reunification, i - outside great rea.son. .'The. exchanges aiidi slight additional cost. (that add zest arid sparkle . • • B.\R-B-BOWl. BB.\Z1KR.S ...... 2.98 Up pewaih notwj.thatanding. brokerage houses weren't using ' to your )K)rch or patio . . .* Direct from Mla''ml. Florida, • KNO’TTY PINK B.^R-B-Q S E T ...... 1 5 .9 5 W OMIN'l'c'hUI-ia.tor tood, 9fasjju-8tee,, - i ticker tape any more: like the Beachcomber chair a large shipment of superbly .5 Ft. Table wIthMtonches. •ray end Vepee White ' ' styled ' RAI.UMIMM FOI.DI.N'C; CHAIR .... ■ I Morocco Will Have A Price The Stale Department became and tables of varnished Chi- ...... 5 .9 5 A lAOIIS'. WAitO«Oie ...... A...... MS.OO TABLE OF PAYMENTS ■ PUlUAAN CASI ...... MT.SO ■ ■ t ■ concerned, .aver t.he lack of en-. . Amerjcan Provincial nc.se cane. ALUMINUM 2 for 10.95 When France waa, managing thusiaatic demonstrations for its i 4 BEACH UMBREI.1.AS ...... ; • 3 .9 8 U p IIAUTY c a se ...... 122.50 Merecco, Franca.gave ua the privi­ distinguished visitors. /“| Quick, ‘ I Flavor in atm wa/** OUTDOOR • :m” s t e e l I .m b r k l l a t a b l e ...... 1 2 .5 0 LADIES' O'NITE ...... *25.00 Cost (if Monthly Payment Monthly Pajment Monthly. Payphnt lege of eitflbliahing air bases | • FOLDINC STEEL CHAIRS ...... When President Sukarno took i Easy to Build All-Pla»tie FURNITURE . . 2 . 9 8 Kach HAT »OX ...... :...... I...... *19 50 Improvement - 1} month loan 24 month loan 36 month loan there. France did so aa an ally and the usual tour last Wednesday, ^ • FOLDIM; BEACH CHAIRS ...... 3 .9 5 fallow member "of NATO. Now there was ticker tape agaiiij. It I CONSTRUCTION KIT Lamps Nest of Ilardwom l F'rames. , MIN'S CAHI is Jot •eey, lotfidt Brown, PHot Too Exclusive S 1 0 0 $ 8 .7 8 $ 4 . 5 9 5 3 .2 0 France baa given Morocco lU ft ee-1 was theie. because it waa being i • ALUMINl .M (il.lDEB ( HAIR...... 1 6 .9 5 C MEN'S JOUBNEYEIt ...... S37.50 Tlie Thrhaiiii it a detailed, true rep> • A L l’.MINU.M SETTEE (iLIDER .... 0 MEN'S QUICr-TaiPPE* ...... *?5-00 dom, and although that freedom I thrown out of a number of office | lira of the famed r?rin| and fiihins Tables WITH/MARLOW'S ...... 2 4 .9 5 5 0 0 4 3 .8 6 2 2 .9 5 T T 9 7 lii not complete, one tf the things • windows hy I’mplo'yes of the New : irhooner. It't a-joy, la build. > oil'll • .ALUMINUM CHAISE ON WHKEI.S . “ “ ■25.38 MEN'S TWO-SUITE8 ...... 135.00 • Milk I (Innerspring .Mattress). the newb Morocco, ha^ ipecifically | Yoik City Department of Sam- enjoy it e\en more after it'a huill, IN MANCHESTER mH ik Ipg* p^v9 fEE -v 1.000 8 7 .7 2 4 5 .8 9 3 1 .9 4 raaerved tp itself was the ques­ when )oiir friendt admire ila 24.95 6i ALIMINIJM, FOIffilNO CHAISE ...... 1 5 .9 5 lation. Nornially. iHeir (unction , trim, tieek linet, ai it addt la . (8a ran Cover J. tion of Airerican bases in its ter- ia to clean it up off the streets af­ the decor of your room. 2,000 17S 744 9 1 ,7 7 ^ 3 . 8 8 Ittpry. In other words, our agree­ ter'other people have thrown it Glass Coming Events- 'X' a c c o u n t s INVITED 2 ,5 0 0 2 1 ? .3 ~ 0 1 1 4 .7 1 7 9 ,8 5 ment with France no longer ap- down. • . ^ i y GRADUATION DAY gUSaf wis muat negotiate anew' But now the Department of : with Morocco itseif. i ' 9 *» V JUNE WEDDINGS Sanitation c men have lo do both. I 336 S’o rth Main S tre e t The leadership of Morocco has # Reg. $12.50 / FATHER'S DAY, JUNE 17 Still worse, before they ip..jjhrow 1 price 3.49 hUiaUd on this'particular recog- it ifown,, they' have .to find it, ! Tel. MI 9-5253 Caoiti raaialelt- »ilh tll-phnii 28 and 29-inch lamps of oil altlon of iU Mvaraignty, but also which nieana,thet they hq^’e- th.^gS'! Open Daily 7 A. M. to laaiata that It has no objection to around to 'those brokerage offices parli, ereo iSraafl (ar rlfeiof lamp and airothecary jar in- I' •« ao? mala) rSaia f iv t (Ifw.lralad ,pink or turquoise as .well as 5 P. M. Including . •ur air (Mat. But when we get atili using H and collfct.lt. ' i . traa-ay-ttaa (oiirviKaa aStat. BUILDING MATERIALS Wednesday Afternoons around to the necessary negotia- Ho the apohtancous welccnie of spiration. Lamp at right' in Op manet FURNITURE DEPARTMENT COMPLETELY and Saturdays Until tio*. wa ahaU ebyioualy ftnd that yaatarday, which made-New York white. Fixtures take 3-lit4 m A s l o w Is LUMBER FUEL Noon MdFoceo has a price that France famous, has now. become an bulbs! 9 3 5 MAIN STREET — M M ell 3.5171 LOWER STREET FLOOR LEVEL — Ml 3-5121 Alft-CONDITIONED COMPLHELY AIR-CONDITlQNEp Md M t Utat price may be in tha arduous, planned operation. HOBBY SHOPPE Bald of aipqnomir aid. Or it,'may' .Even^ally, we auppoae, the quiili- , CORNER CENT!R and! GRISWOLD ^TS. r W m tt* of A direct rantaJ ty o f ^ waleomg to diaringui^d '.'' "-J ■ J/ '> ■ ' \ ‘ ' -1 , veada ' X*.' ; ■ , 'X ■» ■'X I?.. ' / 4 V,r‘- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, JUNK 1. 1956 PAGE NINS

MANCHESTgB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, J U ^ 1, 1956 F A C E E IG H T portlonately' laiarga' representation y AflKignmrnt Women Volefs In the House, \ piy a»> -a Railroad Seen %oolinfi Off ^ Mansfield Hits "It la our ronvictlon.” said the \ Pus^ifT.for New I>eagut of Womelv Voters tetter, FREE ■ ■■ \ . , "that the people of Connecticut A On Plan to Reroute Traffi^lke tor Cliches H H atC i.,lia r te r | shoum have the privhgge of iildl- ‘ rating whether or. not they wish Tfc*HtvenA. R»llro«oasth\vaitr, first selectman' of "1 have been supported generslly hy' law rather than, by constitutional PINE LENOX would fomi^ to ' the conclusions for reroutmg passenger Vrvice via windham Democials and opposed by Repub­ provision and annual ahsalona of .Plainfield, over ^ra^a now used er„ssUlwalte said his- p;oup ■they do If tbal were not the rase. " licans. Sen. Eastland. iD-.MIaai, the the' legislature, the aesslons In .exclusively for freight. X I v^.o„ld press the State Public Util- Republican opposUlon haa. been i^Ven years to be solely for epn- ■/I : This would have eliminated the PHARMACY attributed' by DemfK-.rals to a re- sidcration of a budget, Iteed for, reconstructing the , fhjt- petiHon...... the ....commiuee...... itf.. "h‘‘""lhas ...... already e’dvg„hrommiltee ; new«Ter«aerwa?ds "should h^Jhi^ follow- liictahce on the part of the O.O.P: 299 EAST CENTER ST. juun bridge, dgatroyed m the Aug. to endoi'xe a move that might lead prescnled If a satisfactort’ solution ^Ihroiigb on .Iiidd's charges ' about, Asphalt wah used by Noah to t e e . 1^19-08S6 -19 flood, and repairing the road-^ „ut -„f o ,, next Rev. Peter JI. to a change In the system of waterproof tjie-Ark. BETTER YET pi o-CommiinisI influences. He said .‘hwi. The .railroad had rejected Ihis, meeting between the railroad and he intends to take the matter up repi escntaUon In ll»e. IJousp. Dem- ;ga a project bh the grounds th at jjrivernor's committee. Bcsidiyi The/ Rev. Peler J. Pinto, sdn of jociats, charge that a, ■'"rotten with the subcommittee and con­ Mr. and Mta. Peter J. Pinto Sr ,'9? ill would cost over $500,000. It said headlpg the .Vnian group, Ciossln- duct additional hearings If this I borough” system gives Kepiihlican *«ch an expenditure could not be i, ^ me'mher of the smaller Valley ^t. baa been assigned sa I dominated small towns a dlsprp- [ ^Juatlfled Ih view of the Eastern t-nmmit^e ' proves to be warranted. assistant pastor to the Churrh. of | •OonhecUcul Un^s having lost $132.-1 jn n , jiclllion, the Eastern Con- .•^t. Bridget-in .Elmwood. Ordained Don't Just wish and day dream for a ~000 laat year. .j nectlcut group urges the PUC to„)' Nlav 10 a t St. .loseph’s Cathedral The-ifiroutlng idea was passyd i order the rafi)oad to restore serv- Stii.dfiils 1 ’ r c ‘s e n l In HaitTord. Father Pinto said his loyely garden, come to the ^ first .Maks at .St. James' Church NOW/or the car of your life! LOOK AT THESE CARS cm io Geb^e Alpert. president of, icc via Willim^htlc ,"$lie. *‘NewX Haven,” by a 3-tnan However, thl.a isn’t the only peti­ r<»lk Music Plav .May 13. .. /tfommiUee a'ppointed by the gaver- tion the PlfC has -rec:eivcd. In rnn- V. to help the^rallroad find a way hecUnn with the Eastern Connecti­ flirlsllne Wegrzyn, I.atry Mulka. y •of reatoring paagenger service bc- cut line. The railroad has also •’The Cobbler and the Elves,” a Syelnys. Karen Smith. WOODLAND GARDENS BIG TRADES—EASY BANK TERMS Ztween Hartford ^nd Boston via submitted one, asking permission “IN THE CENTER OF MANCHESTER" 'Manchester, WiUlm^lic and Pul- i to .abandon the service. fi:; .VKi nl- l S,.n„y The PUC has been holding off ly presented In a.ln'rge audience of SIKE.V SONG JBam. parents snd friends hy the pi plls ; :Ex'cr since the *aa knocked : and scheduling a hearing on either line in the first grade at the Robertson St. Louis, Mo. (A'l St. Louis I And let us help you get started now on -«ut in the Aug. 19 flowL Eastern» petition, hoping that some aohitlon police are used'to sirens, but not j X cnnectlcut bfftcl.ala and yesldcnls 1 can be fo.und out.sldc of Its office, School. Special f Two numbers, "Le Secret” and In their garage. When a burglar i ^qfjower or vegetable garden! ^ v e asked (hat the service be "Amaryllis,'’ were givei. by • the alarm siren on a truck. began j plus a hoet of other exclu«ive luxury features Igestored. Tliay pleaded tha need of INDIAN SION! ' sounding early in the morning, the I Tuscon. Arlz. iVPi Dick Alhain, irst grade orchestra. Those par- like Toraion-Level Ride, Load Lexfiliier, Today CHEVROLET ■indus^rlea, tndividuala and (Sjvil "^"•ipaUn7"in"\"he‘’plaV we>7 'l I;;- : «K»>•«figure ."'out how to ( TRANSPLANTED TRANSPLANTED »2«DOOR s e d a n : IDefense__ for rail transportation a special effects man working on mine .McBride, .'shella Obziil. i ’"'T"''* up the ANNUAL FLOWERING ! / Electronic Touch-Button Drire, Twin- --tu_ I A/ter ihe Vailroa7-had“iurncd.i''l«' ‘'out' -.Cathy, , .. .(.lowackl, Zina^__ Baiclnik, / I,prlaoner-owner who did the job. j VegetabiB Plants About life pu the rug'gen out- Neither polire or the truck owner; PLANTS , I I I Tr^tion Safety DifTcrential and many more. Monika Ven.sel. Donna Larhapelle, could explain what started the i Your Car 3-in^ committee came smoke signals with a pan of Donna Ar.pinwall, John Kennedy, siren, designed to prevent thefts I Agrratum, A at^^ Alyaxiim, Cal- MONTH m p with a number of suggc.stioha,suggc.sUona, burhJng powder the wind ihifir,! shifted Donna Sturgeon, diaries ColplUs. rndiilaK, Petiinlax/^warr Dahlia*. Mo*Uy 40c Doz. BANK - ^Including the one that the Putnam Peter Dirnlnlco. Joseph Diminleo, from the truck. "i I Marigold*. Aalvia*. ^Knap*, Vrr- A A, I.'. ? ' May Be The and; blew- the burning powder on ■ ,' * . » TERMS ;|Vridge route be abandoned in favor himj He wa.s hospitalized with Arthur Clark, Sharon .Goetchius, brnaa, Zinnia*. Mn*tly\ e Kgg 'IMants • Cahhage \gcnerou8 trade-in allowances in tovm! What’a ONLY t«f the one .via riainileld. These first and second degree burns. Judy I>alaahiils, Patricia, Lukas, e Tomatoes • Rroccoli Down Payment ' - - ' . , ■ " ./C . ^(Miggestions were,made at a meet- more, you get the car with the greateat resale -4ng in New Haveh last month. DoK. 50c 2 »„ z > ^ 5 c • Lettuce • Peppers lW*. ^ Least Attractive WIHDOW SHADES : : value of all medium-priced cara! ' - Since tha rerouting idea would ,/ WASHABLE t o i^ v e added about IS miles to the Rhododendrons Qpen Tonight Until 9 P. M. ■ - - Open Sunday 9 6 ;;|JBfM.ton run and increased travel in t e r s t a t e GERANIUM SPECIAL ' Kvergreens > \\ -time about 20 minutes, it was the AQ UA SHADE 85c LARGE JUMBO SIZE I Shade Trees ' ;;leaal attractive to the committee Thrifty Cleaners ► Flowering Trees 2-bOOR DE LUXE QfE Made ttudy the costa .involved in adapt- PAINT CO. MOSS PINK ■:lng the freight tra!ckago ..to pas- N O W 3 5 c Red. rink, Whitr, Rliia MONTH 'Acnger train use. .Main SI.. TU. MI 9-I.Mll C A T A L IH A A U e q u ip e d A I ^ R !. The new coolness that the rail­ FH.I. Y’OUR RKD and BOXKS NOW! -59c Basket $ STORE WINTro WOOLENS' I.4irgp S Quart Saijil^rt CASH OR road haa developed to the idea - For . peffed fit. . . due to our H A R D TO f TRADE Tatems from the flpdings.thut far IN OUR IHLL^A-BOX ’ M.jic Se.m" .diuihnenl. . \- \ •made by A lpert'a aidc.s. Robert P. For pwlsctceatrol due lo our FERTILIZERS, SEEDS, INSECTICIDES, W INDOW lOXES, PANS ILec, chairman of the State De­ choice of concealed Inner Packard Clipper Super Hardtop velopment- Commission and head of Wc'll take your Avinter woolens, dry ; ■ field in v.ryinj lensth). 2-DOOR -the 3-man group, said these flnd- clean • tlieiB and moth 'proof them, B e SUSf to SEE (heie jorseoul RETAIL Wholesal* YOUR tAR MAY i * 'Ings indicate that rerouting via. EMERGENCY THE CAR WITH THE GREATEST INCREASE IN RESALE VALLE IN THE MEDIUM-PRICE FIELD! DE LUXE , and .store’them until you-need them girdlei and all-ln-enet, -; WOOPIAND GARDENS IE THE DOWN ^ m o n l h Plainfield might be-‘’Impractical;” in the Fall. Call .MI 3-602Ftomorrovv OIL lURNER POWER OUDE He said,some raiirbad'officials SERVICE SEE MRS. GLAZIER 168 W OODLAND ST. OPEN EVENINGS Ml 3-8474 RADIO, HEATER PAYMENT -now believe that adapting the for your FILL-A-ROX, »:XPERJ C'ORSETIERE Plainfield , tracks for passenger I ' «... * \ -tnUn use .and providing protection CALL AT ’ 1 »■ 2-DOOR YOUR'CAR MAY . a t grade crossings might cost even AMPLE PARKING MONTH more than rebuildihg the Putnam WILLIAMS HYDRAMATIC BE THE DOWN $ ' bridge. , BAMR OIL SERVICE RADIO, HEAT»IR PAYMENT X ,' TERMS . Lee was informed of the rail- 1063 MAIN ST. LENORE'S '53 PONTIAC CHIEFTAIN DLX. road’a latest views on the matter at a meeting with the carrier’s of- ^ 1 9-4548 a i .MAIN fWRKKT , -fteiala—not including Alpert— in * ” - New Haven tw‘o we.eks ago.' He said the railroad will do aonie more Dovfntown Cleaners "“pencil work" on the comparative 4-DOOR 9.TII|iP -costs ihvolvcd and report on. them SPOTLESS A-IUHE At another meeting, which Lee cx- a*//." (rreen Slamps, a_ , •pecti t6 be called soon. '•f -4 • ...... -'t t ■ Lee said he la neither "optimi.x- tic or pessimistic” about the proh- This 4-door Packard Sodon hot y : J . V .w^.| 1 3 Z Ultramatic Drive, rodld. heotor. ^, 631 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER BARLOW MOTOR SALES - ROCKVILLE white tires, chrome hub sheNs, / NAtlONALLY ADVERTISED , The Home of CLEAN, QUALITY USED CARS seat covers, 2-tene point. ,v ./' 1- i . I.. * i-fi-' . vh iT OUR MODERN SHOW PLACE TO SELECT YOUR NEXT CAR . TRADE NOW FAMOUS MAKES — • •■ I ^ ilry .../T- . OPEN EVENINGS AND WEEKENDS TO 9 P.M. HENRY ROSENFELD . . . ; l for deal of your Ilfe! BEN YOUNG... 1955 FORD V-8 RANCH WAGON 195^ CHEVROLET CLUB COUPE I Two door, model in'■iiperb ronditton. It ha* had Radio, heater, dark green finish. A wonderfulty New Car Guarantee-‘ See This One Now RAf^l ORIGINALS . . the very #n**t 9! care and I* well equipped In- taken care of car th a t has been driven only 13,- I eludingt.Fordomallr, pdweir brakr* and faetory- 339 mile*. This car should rhjr and last a* lni)g as x^EORGIANA . . . Initalled chromium luggage rack on ii^p! Im- a new one. New. spare lirc/never removed from 4-DOOR YOUR CAR MAY­ I maculate two-tone Interior. Thi^ car ha* lieen the tnink. Complete new car guarantee, priced; driven a very careful, ea*y to cerilf.f li!,09,’l mile*, CUSTOM BE THE DOWN $■ with the lowest; ■ y ' lONTH BOBBIE BROOKS . . . ^ hy It* original owner. Priced rea*onahly. -Fully Pay aft little for big car . . , RADIO. HEATER PAYMENT and eompletely guaranteed. ' JET RI.ACK .! SWEET BRIAR . . \ 1954 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR 1949 PLYMOUTH DE LUXE luxury as you’d pay for many low-priced modcia! GLORIA SWANSON . . ALL-METAL STATION W^jCkON 4'DOOR SEDAN X Bronze with. Ivory top. ' Radio, -heater. Power Dark gray llnish. Very clean ln*lde and out. | Ask for our deal today! vr I Glide and ail of Chevrolet’* flhe*t’extra equip­ This cd'r has had the ver.v finest of care b.X’ Its t*ArkBrd (Jipprr l>f!luxe AND MANY'OTHERS. ment. It ha* had.the very flne*t of care by It*- original, (fivner and will make ap Ideal second car I original owner and look* nearly a* goml a* a or thoroughly dependable famll!(' edt^ Dr-iven but '49 EXCLUSIVELY OURS — W vl- brand new one both Inalde and out, Driven a 33.6.70 miles sipre new, this ear will, amaze you ---- . certified 18.617 mile*. Ihla. car offer* the very 'at how well i^mns. tiiiaranleed. — .. . I AND YOU CAN SEE THESE I finest In appearance and. long .and dc|>enduble } j 4 i I carefree service at a reasonable' ront. S r w car CADILUC STUDEBAKER CHEVROLET Drive in FAMOUS MAKES A t guarantee. 1955 OLDSMOBILE "98".. 4-DOOR SEDAN ill Kxlax! Our DOUBLE DISCOVERY DEAL saves.< you morel 4-DOOR SEDAN c h a m p i o n DE LUXE f ^tOOOR DE l,UXE ^ LOWER p r ic e s ' i lVSS PLYMOUTH 2-pR. SUBURBAN . ’ -V ' * • • I’PltU'. green finish, radio, hcntvr and niaYi.v fither H\o-tdne blue finish. ..power *ti'«'ring, (Miwer • • • » • • - • s e e e e e e e a e e ?e e Sl a c k , v e r y c l e a n . ^ . .■■i.-;. fine Plymouth extra equipment.. This uagon I* hrakes. riidio. healer, h,viriimiitir and.all id Olilsr- ■ .x » very close to being a brand new one, huXIng heeii ■nohilr*’ verv l)e*t .•■«|uifi(uu-nl. Thi* car ha* iH-cn I driven a guaranteed 3.7.8.76 mile*. For the per- driven but lt..*>.7t mjle* ami tiMlk* nearly a* uri] - FULL PRICE $588" I son wanting the »ery‘ |ale«t In a high quality ak the day It- was dellveWffItTatuI new. Till* car $0.98 w lllsaxe Us iii'Vt owUrr hundreds of dollar* from . i X ' Suhurhan at wonderful saving* front the price its'original pricel and offer*-the very finest iind ’ 2 9 0 of a new one, thi* very atIriii-Uve rar-certainly I will do II, Full new ear guarantee.. iip-lo-the-mlni/le niiHlern 'transportation.' New NO MONEY DOWN NO MONEY DOWN ty car guarantee. ' f' . '] ■ t —»■ 1955 MERCURY MONTEREY 4-DOOR dtk ^ It di^L' soys Handy Sandy 8 PASSENGER STA.’ W A G O N 195S PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR SEDAN You Will Save tip't o 2.5% 00 ' wU •rhls «'ar is just next il5or lo being a brand new Blue and white twir-lone finish. Radio, heater, onf*. ’This i* Mercury’s Very finest slalion wagon DOW N MONTH SIZES 9 to 15. 10 to 20. 141/2 to 26V2 w lilteuair tires, a thoroughly endahli' and ^18 **'*<>'*’»' “Whether it's a cinder block or fwo, and I* wonderfully eqiiip|>ed. having radio, hrat- wonderfully taken care of ear that has hes'ii drivt I er, Mercomatlc .ami a *pe<-tal set of General jN'y- en 9,489 miles sinec new. .\ii iileal ear for siime- a bag o' cerfiehf or a load o' lumber grefi tiibeles*. w hiten all tire*. It hu* a iH-aiitifiil onc who wants a next to brand new car with AFTER DOWN you'll be' a-needin' for your week- two-lone Interior and ha* been driven only 3.917 wonderful saxlngs In money. New car guaranl'rc. ONLY Special Sale O f mile* since new, Thi* stalinn wagon ofTer* full PAYMENT and puttering, McKinney's is the new-car enjoynimt at a loiving* -of many hun- CHEVROLET 8,000 MILES WEEKEND CASH OR MONTH place to pick up everything Satur­ [ dred* dr dollar*. -New car g'liaritnlee. 19S5 DODGE CUSTOM RADIO. HEATER WATER REPELLENT .x CONVERTIBLE DI..X. E giT P E D TRADE day , . and at thr-r-riffy prices," SPECIALS 1954 PLYMOUTH 2-DR. SUBURBAN ROYAL LANCER HARDTOP Immaculate two-tone green finish with heater ’Three-tone, finish, radio, licalrr. aulomatic shift SALMON and G r a y says Handy Sandy. "Ready to use Regular ” , RAIN or SHINE COATS $' and many other extra*. Thi* 1* one of the very and all of Dodge’s In-st equipment. This car has Sakreta and Handy-Mix cement or Worth to $19.98. « finest and cleanest ’.74. wagon* we have seen iii been driven a guaranteed-3,100 miles since new. Cement, hag , . , I some time. A one-owner car. It ha* had much It Is so new we keep it right in'the shnxvrooin. m ortar with -the sand already added belter than average care. Driven a guaranteed .An' ideal ear for . the. persim wanting the-very . . in fact everything for home and .Vloitftr I 23,471 miles, Ihl* station wagon curries a full finest in ap|>earunee and true high i|uulity. Full $10.00 Down -A s Low As $5.00 Week Oment, hag . .. I Sale Of new car guarantee. . 1 new ear guarantee. garden. Open all day Saturday, Sale Of '46 Chev. Coupe (Two) " '49 Hudson Coupe too." I Always so* us for a batter deal on an extra high quality used cor or truck. Vie SHORTS SUMMER carry a very complete selection including ail models. All cars fully guaran­ '48 NashA-Door '49 Packard 4-Door _ T-SH IR TS teed. AN-cars financed with'l|>anli rates. No set down payments. ■f- ■' OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAYS '47 PdckPrd 4-Door " '47 Chev. 4-Door ‘ ' BLOUSES SKIRTS t a l c o t t v Il l e , c o n n . TEL. Ml 3-5191 4 8 'Pontiac, Hydramatic '46 Pontiac 4-Door * $1.98 $0.98 : $0.98 Barlow Motor Sales Across From Garrity Bros. — Next to Vittner's Gardens ^ '48 Packard Coupe J '48 Chrysler Convertible & SUPPLY CO.-BOLTiON NOTCH iRotile 83. \Mndsor Avenue, Rockvillt—Tel. Rockville 5-2538 and WORTH la $4.9* ^ FIRST DEALER ON YOUR LEFT ENTERING CITY '■ ; ■, 'x' -.7.' • ^ ■ J V IS ' ‘.r • V' ■ * . I '' '■ I —^ " 3 A I- /. ■ '/■ 'M ■ ■ .. TV , ! . i ^ ’ -I \ ■■ y ■ ‘ A . ■ J? -L - :F'-. r ■ ‘ 7 (7-

t ' \ . r n - ■7?.: . I ■ -t MANXHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, ERIDAY, JUNE I, 1956 BiANCHESTER EVENING HERAlbt MAkCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1956 PAGE E LS V B N PA G E T E N u . ______t._^_ M X_^^_J_ k meetihgii and Instructions' on the must understand- tea power In an 4VHNB—846 WHAX—ais t Methodist Unit effects, of alcohol. ■■ Treasury Aide , ' •apcct embracing witfth more than British Refuse A rmy to Erect Housing Units Alabama G>urt A contest for high gchool stu­ ships, base...' aircraft, Rrepower FLETCHER BLASS 00. MANCBKSTER Negotiations Under Way yvooo—mo Daily Ra^tiq^ WOTB—1410 - Attacks Alcohol dents who ga'tfe temperan'cc talks Lauds Service and armament, for It really con­ I ftntdMl was held In conjunction with the cerns geographic eonditlona. ethni­ $ - m n To Budge over For Nike Personnel ih Area Rules NAACP WDBO-ISM Eastern ptandard Time ^ At Nuptial Rites meeting. Of Coast Guard cal characteristics, matters of IM WEST MIDDU: « JKNWK|! MP’S Joan Snyder of the Central trade and ec'onomict-i*thua en­ For Cheney Bros. Sale tsq. Church In Islip, N. Y„ won the 850 tering the very lifc;blood of a n|- CORNER n .Thirty-two "Capehart" housing I To Cease Work Th« foUowmg pregram eca6du>66i.l WKNB—Music Hartford, June 1 tiP)—The New New London, June 1 OP)—David Mideast Pegee units for Army Nike personnel will ! art auppUatl by the radio managa- WTIO—Lone Ranger first prise. Francis Bangs III of tlon, particularly a nation narro’r- n m M T U R B WDRC—Yours Truly York East Methodtit Conference W est Side Hill CTturch W aterbury W. Kendall, assistant secretary of NEW -LARE^ER QUARTE (OMNaucd from r«c« Onr) be built on property on Msnclies- Cude to He^d WGTH—Red Sox ve. ly surrounded by water as the (Ckintinued from Page One) - tef Rd. In Clsstonbury. according (CoiiMmicd from Page One) AND MUSIC manta and art aubjact to chfinga wag told bir .Ua temperance com- won the 825 second prise. the Treasury, told the Coast Guard United SUtes." PLENTY OP FRONT AND REA ARKING witbout noUca. *'^A Y —Polka Pariy y fa o * share for Cheney's 23P.115 I Engagrtl fh'Information from the offue of S-5680 mitee .yesterdby church weddings Meanwhile a’ minister' pro* Academy’s cadets today that the And. he said, as Coast Guards­ state bua segregation laws, but no WTIO—National Radio Paa posed yesterday- that the Council AUTO GLMS^^NSTALLBD outstanding shares of stock. arrived at through agreement and |lh« New England Olvislon 6f the Nike Battalion *'.WUAT*eMuale lltrehaat WDRC—Radio Workaboa don’t mix with alcohol before them seri'lce they will render their coun­ men the cadets' service will not be not be Imposed. , . . i Cotpa of hlnglneers In Boston. ruling has been handed down yet. IN 8T. WUCU-nltecorO Revue WGTH—Red Box ra. Kantaa and after them. of Biehops of the . Methodist try is as important In peace time confined to the surface of the aea TTiat sale came as Chenejr Bri>s.. Negroes have been boycotting fewnded here in 1838 and once one Iianisn delegate Djalal Abrloh ; Acedrejing to. local information,’! WKNB—BaeebaU Matinee *’^ A /! ^ P o tk a Party ' *nie report on temperance asked Church appoint a Negr.p the next as In war and will be heeded for­ and the air above It‘nr the "well GLASS ftmNITURE TOPS " expressed satisfaction with the the propdvty Involved la 16 acres Harold E. Glide, .who, Montgomary buses since last De- WTICN/Wldow Brnwn WTIC—National Radio Fka Club la ministers to "prayerfully’’ ron- Ume there is a Vacancy for a ever. traveled aea. lanes of commerce. Or of the giants of the textile indUs-1 WDRCl-Kal Colby WDRC-Radio Worktbep Briti.sh revisions.' hut disagreed oifned by Wes Mary T Richmond lived In Manchester for many i camber, when a Negro women was WGTH—Waxworka er adopting the stand of a bishop in the Northeastern juria- In a talk prepared for the acad­ In teem ing ports." try, found itself backed to the wall i years, will return to this lown-'to arrested for refusing to move from WUTH—Red Box va. K anua d f^ o n ;' MIRROftS^ CHraploca oRd Ddor) by the depression that was grip’- with Dixon’s refusal to drop the of 608 S. Main 8t., , Manchester. 4iU— odist minister in sn unnamed emy’s Wth commencement exer­ Rather, he said, , It wilt- be referenco to s mutually scceptsbie Thjkt propertj’ lds.’ocated on the .- 1,- IK. 1, 11. i a' s. a white aectlon. The Rev, Martin H WHAY—Music Merchant WHAY—Night Wairli rn city. ’’ The Rev. Dean Kelley of Rich­ ping the textile industry. The sale take command of the nth AAA.^-^jj^^ King, 27, Negro leader of WCCO-Hecoro Revue ' WTIC—National.Fan Club cises, Kendbll told the 87 cadets "thrpuf^hout llte world where PICnmE FRAMING (oU typM) settlement. He formally' moved east aide of Manchester Rd. The WKNB—Sports \mlnister, it was reported, mond Hills, N. Y., made the pro­ Who were swarded bachelor of ended. 107 years of continuous the. mass meeting, has been con­ WTIC—The Voter Code WDRC—My Son Jeep posal. necesalty . dictates, supplying ► ownership of Manchester's most i thHl hla paiagiajih be deleted. north end of It ta aboui.b00 pr 700 the six Nike batteries stationed at WGTH—Red Sox va. Kansaa~ posted tkls notice: acience degrees and ensigns •com-' weather stations at placet unheard 'tliMid Offices* Htiinihling Block feet .south of the Manpheatcr victed.^ of violating state boycott WDRC—Record Shop- glia— The proposal was referrad to , WINDOW and PLATE GLASS Important industry by Chepey . points In the Hartford Industrial WGTH—Waxworks WHAY—.Virht Watch "Brides\w’ho icrmlt alcoholic missiohs that he hoped they would .of until recently, at the tpp of the The term "Good'offices" wss the G lastonbury toWh line. laws birt.has appealed. ' beverages ^ be served as pre­ the committee^ on memorials -for remain tn the service a long time. family members. area. *• To Top OH ' l:ia— WTIC—National fiin Clab formal ' priebent'ation to the dele­ earth In 'ice-bound atralts and on JALOlttlESl UllatloB la 4)alck, Baay aa« CeotMikMa. stumbling block. The Arabs want Army engineers have surveyed According to Glide’s molhei'. WHAY—Betty Kimball WDRC—Johniiy D ^ a r nuptial aocisr\evenls or at wed­ "There will be nianv days, many Ice-bound islands, where the’ sun In the 14 months that it has it duxllfied to prevent Hammer- BOVCOTTJN FIFTH DAV WCCC-*-Rscord Revue WGTH—Red Sox V*. Kansas gates at/P later {.eggion- The. con- owTied Cheney Bros.. J. P. Stevens i the properly, hut have made no. g iS t- ding receptions Y^e advised not to weeks perhaps," he warned, shines qnly psrt'(I of year and TRAOTORSt WE HAVE IN ST4X1R skjold fiom wbikihg for the final firm offer to the owner,, who is Tallahassee, "li^a.. June 1 (/P)— Att^ccasions WKNB-Biueball Metiaee ask to be m airie^n church," ferencer cloaes Sunday, and Oo. is believed to have Te- r. The Tallahassee Ntgro communi­ .WTIC—Pepper Young WIIAY—Nigtit Watch "which will teem utterly boring never ..really melts I e aurround- MEDI ; CAIINETS and SHOWER DOORS gained most if not all of its origin­ peace sclUemenl which the Arabs' not eager to sell the land, an In­ VDRC—Record 8— WTIC—NatTniiai Fan Club The entire temperance report, and pointlaas. and during .Which ings." have lefuscd to reach with Isiael formed Boilrce said today. ty's bus boycott went Into its fifth Cakes aiwi pastries with VGTH—Waxwork WDRC—So They Say presented by Wniimu H. Veal.e . TV CXILLEOE Opea Baturdajra — Opeii naraday EvMdagn al investment. day today and efforts were start­ 4;4 WGTH—Red Sox va. Kansas private life ip induatrv will hold The Aiahs are willing foi‘ Ham Residents of the neighborhood that hoipe-made flavor and WHAY—Betty Klinball i i u - of New Haven, wa4!ado)Hod by th^^ ’Chicago — If you live within forth subtle charms besides those ESTIMATES OLAOLV OlVEN After . the sale, '^iiji went' ed to set up an ihterraciat’council WCCC—Record Revue Good quallt,v dry navy or pea through on March 29. fi|55. Cheijey niarskjold io work only for in- ohjccl to the luihslniclloii of the 1 oven-fr£sh s^n ess. Make WHAY—MchUWsiph conference w ithout (li.tcMs.slon j>{ viewing "dlatancb of Chlcagti, you which eeem to glitter with the beans have a nattiral white col^r, forcemeui of the.’iilittary piovi- "C apehart" home.a lli^ie and have to head off auch Incldenta in the WKNB—Baseball Matinet WTIC—ifatTonal Fan Club the wedding proposal..^ \ Iran go to college In front of yonr Bros, undertook a drastic reor­ future. an occasion r ^ y special WTIC-Woman WDRC-So They Say privilege of' paying high income are whole and uniform In size and ganization program which resylt- 1 siona of the 1919 armiatice. suggested a site faidlier north near - WDRC—Record Bhop WGTH—Red Sox V*. Kansas The Troy, N. 'Y.,' MethodlsV,Con- tcicviiion set this fall, taxes." are clean and free from pettblea ' The crilita all' said the icsolu- Line Sic be ron.ai(lered. I The boycott, for which 76 per with ' our superior baked WGTH—Waxworka tiie e - fercnce voted down a similar \s(> - 1. xhe Chicago public St hool sya- Coast ed In the elimination of a. number I cent effectlveneaa la claimed’by illMt- WHAY—Night- Walrh Guardsmen Kendall aaid. and gray mold. / |tion should, state I he piirpoae of Tile 32 hollies 'oiiljl he |ia it of . K o o d s! WhAY—Record Rodeo jution a few weeks ago. j tern will present three or four col­ Afivertise in The Herald— It Pay* of products, a reduction in the i k ’ th e’ "good officc.Toll and the sale of vast the' 248 units the Army plans to J WCCC—Record Review WDRC—Romance Moods ■" The Rev. Dr. Lloyd F. Worle; lege erHI*. courses under a pro- of Eg.vpt said witjsoiii such quall-^'Puild in Connecticut, 128 of them ■ two women students of Florida A. WKNB—RaseUall Matinee 'W.4n ielllenient of dU- WHAY—Swing Kasy WIIAY-Nighl Wa(< h ««Uk' Miinlyn Irene Tnbuna. to ford mechanical englnech la doing • APRICOT SOUARES Hot Dog WCCC—Record. Review WTIC—Meet the Champion may think the -wedding proposal pulea. • the mechanical engineering work. WKNBi-Requeet Hatinee WDRC—Moods for Romance extreme. Shop with Coupons and save during ^ U n d e ? ^ ts Reorganization p io 4 S » > ’"^'’" ''T ‘- J ’"^^ The Arabs also obJecleiLto a Timilis lo Face WTIC—lUfKI Radio Lana WGTH—Night Mu.sic gram, tha'company-ellrnlnated-ltx rH''- ""‘* ***■*• Vincent Peracchio of provision urging a "mutually ac­ Mueller haa been engaged by •PASTRY RINGS X WDRC—Cal Kolby II-.gg- However, the conference reaf­ the towTi for the convetalfin df Rolls WGTH—Bob and R a y , WHAY—Night Watch firmed ita goal of working for total production of plain synthetic fist i “oUon. ... ■, i„ cefi table ” aelllemenl of Palestine Bad Checjfc Count k— WTUJ-News y goods to concentrate on velvet up- vvindLm” seef*larisl*InRR’m ts^ Kouad Ammoun, dlrec- acliool building in Educational • SHORT CAKE BISCUITS ITHAY-Swbig F.asy WDRC—N ew.' Aiihanae abstinence through temperance holslcry and decoraUve fabrics, a Wyndham Secretarial and HntslK] r...... Square for junior high achool uae. lyX'C—Record Review WGTH—Night Music tor general of the. Iwbsnese For Donald Tlmlns, 21, of 13 Zimmer CN'R—’Today In Sports ______X ' - move which reaulteij in reducing Ing School, and her fiance la - a The Corps of Engineers expect'k 11:1b- senior Iti Tufts, University School elgn Office, said this Would en Rd. Granby, was re|eaaed under WE SPECIALIZE IN: BIRTHDAY CAKES, WEDDING tAKCS^ WTl^ltWU Radio Lana WHAY—Night Watch ..the labor force 4rom about 1,400 courage Israeli opposition to U.N. lo call for construction bids about I.t. CpI- Harold E. Cude 8200 bond hpre yeklerday after­ ' COOKIE TRAYS, ETC.—TEL. MI 9 -^ 8 WDRC—Record Shop WTJC—Sport irinar FOR THE lEST II of Dental Medicine and Will In­ WCTHyLee Paul and Vary Ford W DRC-ral Kolhy Grants Coupon Day the middle of July. The federal to 600.. c resolutions not, yet, carried out, Mrs. Agnes ’Uude., now living at noon for Town., C ourt appearance OPEN TUESDAY thru SUNDAY 7 A.M?>o 8 P.M. 6 i» » - \ WG’n t —.Night MukIc GENERAL TV SERVICE tern in Roosevelt Hospital. New 'Igovernmenl will ;tp»nd up' to . WHAY-News York City. like 4hal for . inlcrhatlonallzing the Vernon honie.of her daughter June 9 on a'charge of issuing a U:Sa - 13.348.000 to provide the apecial fraudulent check, . police aaid to- • W’C ee—GoM Bvenhtg Good Iluald WHAY —Sviiiphonv In Ik. Ntfbt Insist an a Tdlsa Mon The wedding will take place in Jerusalem . and .‘lon-in-law. MrXand Mrs: Gil­ ■ WKNB—TodV In Sports WTIC—SiartIma Seganade TV SERVICE I4.V contrast wit li the Arab.s, housing. Tile units, 1-slor.v duplex irael )s ready to negotiate a per­ will be in addition to barracks at warrant charging him with ob- : WCCC—Goqd K veiili^ Good Uu.lo WDRC—Dane. Orcheatra / ' W. T. GRANT COMPANY Col. Cude lia.s been at F o rt JO SEPH S. LUCAs , Prop, and Baker \ WKNB-VSerenade Land Pevelcpment Corporation Ifdcal Stocks manent peace with the Arabs.’’ the Nike siCea. Monroe. Va., willi the Artillery | Ja'ilng money under false pre WTIC—% lctly SporU of New .Loniron is planning a Soviet delegate Arkady A. Sobo­ The Nike is the Army's name for WtWO—J;. Zalman x8l5 Main Str««t, Branch of the Combined Arms **'!**■''■ ' WGTH—Sp'Mt Light housing development of about 70 lev suggested that the reijolution the ground-to-air miaalle that seeks Training Division, G-3 Section, of Timina waa turngd over to Man­ X • :sa— \ . homea on a 38-acin tract at Bum; .tfuotatlons Fumlabed By specify that the good offices out high-flying aircraft e.utomatl- the Office of the Chief of Arm.v chester Pollee by State Policeman WHAY—DlnnV Data' Manchester, Conn. ham iand W indsor Sts. Cohum Ii MIddlebrook, Inc. should he persuant to the coun­ CBII.V and brings them down. Field Fori'es. a unit responsihle for David E. Miller on a warrant la- >. WCCC—Good 'fvenlng Good Itq.ld The firm has applied for .per­ 1 p.ni. prices ' six sites for the launching of aued by Prosecutor John R. Fitz­ "WKNB-Serenade -X, -x ’ : . Bank Stocks cil's April 4 resolution that sent training and combat readiness of . WTIC—Kmtl Cota mits lb build two of the homes. Hammai .skjol.d in his Middle the missiles are being built ar'bund troops. Gerald of the local court. WDRC—Guv LOOiL Dear Cihitomer: Some 25 homes- can be btdlt along Bid Asked Hartford and six around Rridge” An official of I'he W. G. Glen- WGTH'-e.piU Stem. First National Bank Eastern mission. He attained the rank of lieuten- I:4»— Burnham and Wlndaory8ta.,.exiat- Sobolev, another eliamplpn of port. For elch launching site, there aht colonel about 18 months ago. ney Co., 336^N, Main St„ aaid N ow O pen ! WHAY—DIhnet Dat* , A Safe Deposit Box... \ ■ ’ . - i . of Manchester...... 29 34 In* town rogda, befpM the' com- Is a .nearby control site. Col. Cude giadiiBled from Man- th at on May 1, Tlmlns bought WCCC—OoodXlvenlng Hartford National Arab • causes, w o ii 1 d not say WKNB—Dinner'Date We're pl6flnlnig an ell out CREDIT PROMOTION for June 2, 1^6. pgny appliea for ^bdiidslon ap­ whether he Intended to veto the The control site for the Glaston­ chestcr.High Sch&ol ami from Mas- some building supplies for a job . . is,a wise precaution if you plan (o spend proval. - •/ Bank and T rust Co. 29 31 he was doing In West Hartford, WTIC—Threa StaKKxtl t^nii. Bank and British resolution in ease it went bury, launching area is located off sachiilletts In.sUlute of Technology. WDRC—I.ow»ll Thotnaa lime away from home this summer. Se«.as The dwellings, being planned by to a vole unchanged. Some ob­ Keeney St. aoiith of Garden Before entering the Army in 1941, and issued a check on the Glaston­ WGTH—Meet the ArM Arnold Lawrence, local architect, T rust Co...... 37 bury Bank and Trust Co. for .about safeguarding, your valuables id a . W e went ell our Customert to take edventege of C O U P O N DAY A T servers expected that he.would. Grove. he was a research chemist in SCOTTY'S WHAY-fcnepre Theater , Manchester Trust ... 6.'> Will be 4-bedroom homes with, one Intended Sites : Springfield, Mass. 8144.72. WCCC—Good Evening Good Ifuele “Trust Co.” Safe Deposit Box. GRANTS. ' \ V of the bedrooms designed for-easy Manchester Truat Rls. .3 4 ,dn nro more than abstain. Some A call to the Glastonbury bank WKNB—Dinner Date \ conversion Into added living room Fire Insurance Companlea also expected Britain would make Although acquisition of the sites .revealed that Timins, has sn ac­ POULTRY and BAR-B-^ WTIC—Answer Man \ some changes after a|l. WDRC—Amos 'n Andy \ \ Aetna Fiic ...... 66 69' for the. housing la not completed, count there and that the check WGTH—Fiillon Lewis Jr. Here's ell you have to do— • ' SO f.oot frame dwell- Hartford F ire ...... ,.143 1.S3 the ICngineera office said the fol­ waa returned to .Glenney’s marked HotK. offices open National Fire ...... 117 127 lowing "Intended sites " have been BAR-'B'-Q WHAY—Encore -rheater \ ebntain 1,250 square feet O bituarf "Insufficient funds.” WCCC-^ood Evening Good Music Satuimy mornings 1. Buy or charge a $10.00 coupon book — get a $l.60 couponiree.^ space and will be situated on Phoenix ...... 72'i, Ift'i Ti’iijino Fiiemy ' selected for the housing projects Wethersfield Police Chief Thom­ TO TAKE WKNB—Evening Serenade hhlf-aCre lota. Architectural w'ork Life nnd Ihdrmnity Ins. Cos. In the Hartford defense area. as J. Sullivan said that Timina CHICKENS Ol-T $1.59 ,r$1.79 WTIC—Cougrenional Report until July 1. Aetna Life ...... 177 187 WDRC—Amos n Andv 2. Buy or charge a $50.00 coupon book — got a $5.00 coupon free. for the hemes is completed. .East ‘Wihdaor, on Rt. 140 near contracted with a man there for a WGTH—E. P. Morgan Aelita Casualty ...... 110 129^ Miirilcr Denied Rt. . 6. , 16 units; Glastonbur.v, on carpentry job and received a de­ BROILERS WHOLE Each 9 9 c I : s e - Conn.’General ...... 227 242 ■M'anchealer R d..' 32 u n its ;'f ’ort- D c i f t l i s posit of $48. ' He never showgd WHAY—Save a Life 3. Buy or charge a $100.00 coupon book gat^a $10.00 C O U P O N H artford Steam Boil. 96 104 WCCC—Good Evening Good MO.Ie New York. ' .luhe 1 l/Fi —A land. Rose Hill Rd.. 16 units; Mid­ up to begin the work, Sullivan WKNB—Platter Parly BOOK FREE. . \ x Reds Seek lo Pin Travelers' 72 77' steanrishlp line ogicinl terma "fan­ dletown, Mile Rd., t6'unita; Plaln- aaid. FRYERS WHOLE oKCUTl’P Each $1.29 ------J World PubllVuullUea tastic" a story that .leans de vllle, Farmington Ave„ 32 units; ---- Henry B. Williams. - Jtrosby The warrant was issued on the ___ H—G. He 4. Buy or charge any amount from the smallest to the highest coupon Wiretap Blame Ctonn. Light Power . . lo 'Kf Galindcz. foe of Generalissimo Ra­ and Simsbury, Meadow Plaina Rd», Henry B. WilUama, 407 Wood- second charge by Wethersfield 1;4»- {■•onn. Power ...... *. 4I'i 43'j fael Trujillo, of, the Dominican Re­ 16 unlu, bridge St., died Ve.slerday after­ Prosecutor ^w ard R. Boyle and FOW L^ Lb. 49c WHAY—Save a Ufe _ .back :'--r :g*t your free coijponsl to spend any time JforXiny mar- H artford Elec, Lt. . . . .'■>4 .'i6 public, was. burned to death in the noon at Mamlie.sler Memorial Hd.s- WCCC—Good Evening Good Musis Washington, June l.uPi—Russia lleadquartera peraunnel as well Timins was veleased from custody WKNB—Planer Party ... chandisa you de$ir4.!v/ ■ haa renewed—this Ume, through Hartford Gas Co...... 3.1 38 firebox of Ihe freighter Fiindacion. as Nike crews will be stationed at pilal after.a short illness. there under $1BJD bond for apepar- ROASTING CHICKENS .Lh. 5 Sc WTlc3-One Slan’* Family FOLDING So, New England T-liomas ,1. Stevenson, president Glastonbury and Plainville. ^'^fotnirr re.si'dcnt of H artford, ance in W ethersfield c’ojirt- Jiine 7. WDRC—E. n Morrow . ... ,. formal diplomatic channels—its Tel...... ; 'bo 41 4-5 LB. AVG. W(JTH-.Snv It With MuMc"-- efforts to pin down responsibility Of the New York and Cuba Mall PenioiTnel to man the sites la ex­ IhT had lived in Manrheslcr for. the ' We're making big preparations to please you, so won't you visit us W DICK CHAIR Steamahlp Co.,.,which operates the pected to begin arriving this month /pa.st four .veara. He was employed WHAY—I’.'lka Parly . / for what it calls an American wlre- Am. IL'iidwaie . . . . 17 19 WCCC—Good Evening Good Music and take advantage of'shopping the easy way — GRANTS C O U P O N -tap tunnel between East and West i Fundacipn, comnicnlcd yesterday and continue lo arrive throughout at the Meri'ow Machine Go7, Uart- CHICKEN LEGS i,b. 69c ' AlwaitpmiSaranwebMaf Apipw, Hart. Hfg; ___ 14 17 Lon the charges of Nicholas Sllfa. fqyd. A World W ar 1 veteran, lie WKNB—Music Berlin. the n^xt two months. /' Hospital Notes WTIC—Lone- Ranger , W A Y . Asso. Spring . ___ -30 33 spokesman for the anti-Trujillo wa.s a niemher of the British WDRC—Jack Carson The I Russians have made wide Bristol Brass . . . . . 19 21 ’ Dominican revolutionary party, • Anierican Cliih. CHICKEN BREASTS Lh. Wi;T4I—Red Sox vs. Kansss \ ' Yours sincerely,. propaganda use of their claims Collins ...... ___ ii.i 121 Silfa said Gatindez. a Colurii- He leaves his wife, Mrs; Maty Patients Today: ...... 161 8:l»- that ’'American, authorities" had iWHAY—Polka Parly EB TR U ST Em-Hart . . . . 33 36 . bia University tecturer missing Horses l«> DraU^ Williams: a daughter, . Miss ADMITTED YE.STERDAY: WCCC—Good Evening Good Music w . T. GRANT C o m p a n y ;^ the 600-yard tunnel diig under Fafnlr Bearing . . . . 46ij 49' .. since last .March 12, was shang- Evangeline Williams of Manches­ Anlhon.V Sobol, BoHon; Henry Wil- OPEN TUES;, WED., SAT. 9 to 5:30 East Berlin and equipped it with Landers-Kiary _t’lk.k. . . 23'- 21'.. haffed aboard the, Fundadon and OhI Kngiuc Here ter: two sons, Fra;ici.s ll. of East liamSj 407 Woodbridge "t.; George \ Television Programs Mary Rogowski,, ...... high 5*^ style elaborate listening and recording N. B. Machine C’o. . . . 34',. 37'., Dellt'rtXv, 46 .Hemlock Sf.; John MAII^ OFFICE ’ X' 34 3 7 './I to.sscd. alife, in,to the ship's, HrC: ___ Windsor land tleorge .B. Willlains THURSDAY^ FRIDAY 9 to 8:30 On Page Tw^^ [added TOmlort. w r d y * . devices to tap cables used by Rus- N. Easterii Steel . . . . 1 6 box■ soiufliiHC between March. 13 Massey, RFD 2, Msnehester; Mis. Opposite Rt. James* Church Jhtwei^'t aluminuiBD^ aian m ilitary force.s. r North and .Judd . . . . 3 3 ', 36'.. The Ro(‘kville T^e ,Deparhuenl!;;j;,” “''‘f‘’.'‘'. ■"'* K'-andchil- Bertha Seitz, Coventry; Mrs. Edna ’ ______■ , / -__ Credit Manager. ha.5 vohinlefcred To bring; its horse- / ing. A»td. colors, 29J4-h. Russillns announced discovery of ptussell Mfg. . . . . iO 12 Piayers will he.said at the W, P. Rideout, 26 W’lndsor Ave,. Rock­ .______NORTH BRANCH \ the tunnel on April 23. 'Stanle.v Wo_rk.S . 48 11 drawn aleftm/iire engine to the ville: Mro. Jean Remniey. Gla.ston- BAR^B.Q TO OKDEK ONLY ALLIED rALTOBY ADTHOBIZBD Maln.’^ Corner Oakland SL \pprn Thursday Evenings 8 to S firemen’s pa/ade scheduled to he Quush Funeral Home Monda.y American military officials have Terry Steani . . ___ J31 biiry: Clyde Greenwood, Benton S I^ A Y MORNINGS 8 to 12:30 TV SERVICE Next to TMCA 1-+' ad Saturday Mornings 9'to 12 a l l s t e e H neither confirmed nor denied the (girl Slightly Hurt held here ^pl. 8. according to I Torrington ...... 2 4 ', 26>, MFD Chief John Merz. Fa.st Ceme- .St,; Cheryl Li.sciotti. 39'EUlridge ' S A.M. TO 8 P.M. charges, saying only, ihe case, had U.S. EnveTp coi new 21 23 ’ St,; Mrs.ilna Prentice, 168 Cooper STOP BANKING • FREE PARK|NG\AT BOTH OFFICES In Traffic Mishap Bockynif ■ Chief John Ashe and u ry . $1.50 Per Hause Call 10.FT. SLIDE been reported to Washington. U.S. Env’lopc pfi new 12 rn .St.: Mr.s: Marion Moriart.v, 211 Free [^ v e ry in Manchester Ftiday and Saturday . PLUS PABTS MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSrRA.VC'EV«RPORA’n O N ^ X '. FINE BRISTOL The State Department , said last Veeder-Root ‘ . .12', AssIslXtit Chief John Schwafz told , < all at-the funeral Vernon St : Peterni'lla Pakainis, 21 MerzlheyMerx/fhev Willwill hvinvbring ththe . oldnlH pump ‘'O'"'’ tom olou fiOm , lo 9 p inr X FI^EE FLOWERS FRIDAY and SATURDAY BU 9-0080 ’ night "^e U.S. government has The above que Btiona are not to Nine-year-old Andrea Gregor.y, and Sunda.v froiii-3 to 1 and 7 lo Doahe St.; Paul .Scarehiik. 44' TABLE LAMPS' regar<^ this as a locad^njnatter. bp construed as actual markets. daughter of Mr. and .Mrs. E. j. er here as part of their unit for ; ^ ^ Baldwin Rd.; Frederiok Demiite, W W e s t Middle Tpke. Phone Ml 9-Y55S \ bebvino all m an oh ester . |88 the pi^ade. qxpected to be one-of; * a n d ^ surprised that the Soviet Gregory of, 9 Constance' Dr„ waa 23 Flower St.; George Rock, X fh te t’way treated at Manchester Memorial the largest of its ikind ever to be Coventry: Mrs. Patricia MiTaR'da, ’ — r v goyemment has now raised it viewed here, ^erz said. \\ llllam’' .1. Danahy S Three decorator eefort... ough diplomattc channels.'^ Hospital/for minor; injuries yes­ " * .* The mimDer W s hooehl new In i "■‘"■n'li'•> Danahy. 78, 21 Ken- 8"^ Manchester; Wallace Gel- No Down-Fayment About Town terday afternoon following an sc- 1003 h ^ R o c k v H ^ f r o ^ PI . Kn.st H artford, fa th ef o f M ain .St.; P a tr ic iy Reg. 9.98 ( ideni on KvaT>i , 'polii e .saiiL.Nlie inf New York wL or"cinanv^m^ ^"""hy of .16 Rid*e- Drive D.; Nancy Moilh. Look at th* illustra­ / The-Junior Songster: of the Sal- was later released. tion.' see the safety- va.lion Arai.v have discontiinied Police explained the .viniftg girl ' .let ed it foe one of it* departments, Wednesday at East ^Bun",- jodv^Ann'’*T^",’’ Merek-Ifts besi to iif-li^ r / Public Records but. at the time. New York was' . V . . . hhna 2fll N v«in ^ 2 , or1 5 “ bend bottom. Notice their rShea.’iirsIs for the summer. was riding'her hic.vcie on E va Dr., ,th'e Insert showing , Each, member will .he notified and went throiigli the iutcr.seclion switching lo motorized equipment', ^ ',r'I*; "u' i- ADMITTFn 'miiAv/ and found thev had no use for 'nr years, masonnj pajnt ifORcan use Bt.tutifully h.'tnd d ecorate^ 8 a f e t .V constructloh. ■ » Warrantee Deeds about the picnic. , ^ ^ at Agnes Dr., into the glde of a car II horn# iirAwnVnpin#i \ employefJ as a niachimat for ■ 37 A pel /Pit James ■' V GalvanbEr bed, anchor Jarvis Acres, Inc: to Wallace E, driven-bv Mr.s, Barbara P. Gifford, sThwarz t^e mimnei- a 4 ' Robinson. 167 High^nd.St. in ‘gold’ on, white, pink o r atakea. Expensive de­ Mercer and Marjorie E. Mercer, s c h u a iz sftid the pumpei, a 4-1 C ^ B m T H S YE-^-riCRDAV: A X Diie to the aproaching Juhror 19, of 33 W alker .Sli. . . . B m T H S turquoite.’’Antique gdld' tails yet Gralits price properly on Hilltop Dr. Aril .Sliovc, the M anchester Fine .MiSj.^Giflprd.. aaid she -did not wheeled beatitv with a shining, t. • . . . . . (laiigliler ! black boiler and red and nickel ' •""" *" ''“■'‘;b«’ster r to ill. !Vhd Mrs. Htis.sell is savings-lo'Ai. Dorothea J. Jnhr to Wesley C.- Art: Association has decided to see the gif) coming and the acci- he'leavea three other sons. Kichard Savory, .6S,Strickland -St.; a .son to 'iiniih mounting. ’Gold’- ti,i*,.; is iisimllv, drswn bv three *""*• Riuhard £9^ Gryk and Bernice B. Gryk, prop­ omit its mqnUilv meeting sched­ deni’ impact threw Andrea to the Mr. aiiil Mrs. William Patten, hr.iid. trimn Kallup rhadg. GYM SETS erty at 149 Oakland St. uled for \Vedfiiri?(Iay evetiinfi. June ground, police reported. horse.s hitched sbresst and' is in Grove'St,, Rockville. fti'hataht demand for.parades nind ' , "J’ "/ . biariHirtl: a 116'2 ,-’4 Jarvis Acres, Inc. to Anthony C. -The exhibit by junior.the first Neighbors ca.lled lor the W. P. ' BIRTHS TODAY: A daughter 1S;S8to$9.SB A m ato and Claire B. Amato, p'rop- thr association lias attenTptcd.'will fire musters. He said he paraded I,? l*oyen- Quiah ambulance in whii h. the girl it in.Mystic for that town's .300th i t'i'' ^'""'Hna; .a sisl.r, Mrs to'Mr.'arid M.ns, Frank’'K. Mihalek, - J - _eily ai 60 Hilltop Dr. be' belli Saturday and .Simday, was taken tn Ihe.hospital 1.32 Bissell St.: 'a Jhlt to .Mr..and -^’1- - - in Putnain.’ iSouth No' wicli, and Peter Albert Plikaitis and Anna June 16 and»17, .All aga.giblips up lnVeatigaUnK.i;n,li"1"'nJ' Joseph , Mr.s/ Stanley Bald.vga. 611,| N. 1 . A. plikaitis to Frtfd M.t Levitt-and . to IS aio cliriblp. Kier.iontary and ' Snrtor luarlo no arCesl’. i Hadley. Mass , and broiicht It fiei-e blldren. two yeai's ago for a fire -depar.t- Funeral .services will he. Jield lo- Mam .St. Mary L. Levitt, property at Hil- pupils are invilrd I — . .morrow, morning ’al. 8:11 at the lOI.S('HARGEt) YESTERDXY: Lpomip Sts. 'Exhibit their work, .which must he I menl parade. Mr.s. Madeline LeCdurs and-son, Over 70 Models ♦ ’f ^ tllta m Ljusard to Slanislaw , original. .Name, JlRilress and age Tbe sliesnier. long's.nce retired., Willimantic; Mrs. MaryThompson Badnarek aim Halma Bednarek, ghould be hlatulv marked on t’>e' from active service, was the pride I k ' of Rockville, in its dsv, am) ' / " ‘'"'V.ed hv a solemn and son. 11 Andor Rd.: Mrs. ElUa- property on Pine Hill St. , ! back ^7 sach entry. - Wedtliiigs helh Preston and' dnliglitei.'t-it' m i u i x ’ Quitclaim Deeds .Schtvsrz keeps'It'In top condition i *" * •Im Avondale ltd.; .Mrs. Dorbth.v I OrmanVl ,1.'West .'Ir.. a member Ewing, 10 Concot-d'Rd..;' Bernard • ' Z»lb‘'8ky. I r,f ,be Ha.-,a rif 10:.8 a f ttve l ’niver>i Wiet'/.orek-White I i Schwarz remarked thsl he and f’'":;;"' Stiv’kebs, 18 BiVtton Rd ; ,Ravmohd m CUSTOM-CRAFT !' property on .Finley- St. some of his firemen friends work : ‘ ''<''"uk lonight. , arty of Miami, Coral Gable.s, Fla., Miss Mid.v E.-WhHe. 22 Hollister j Hawkes, 819 Center St,; George mvooo. I.ea»e has been elected j lesirleni, of Ihe on it W'ith loving tare and are al- i I-essner^ 4.4 Robert ’ Rd : GustSve The Becket Corp. to HeJ-bert El- St., diiiiflliter of Mrs. Tlioliias | ways happv’to he, called upon tb^ . .Meiiiorinl .Mass "R a<1‘o Guild"’'oil c’amptis. iind has PhiUip.s, 22. Hollister St., nnd John A first aitpiyersary .Ma.s.s for i WiUkofske. 331 f'enter S t.f’’KeVin oitd' 10^25 vrt^rfrM^ PlWgod u. Alpha Epsilon S While. Tavloi St , became lt)e pai.ade with it. -r ■ ihe repo.se of the .soul of ,Mrs. Anna i ^I Ru'e. Gla.stohhury; ,,'itr.e. Xhh T vrJl; ^ tbe .ftational honorary, rndio- bride of Ca.simlr Wiei-zorek. ’273 The steamer will join with other M. Carlin^will be sung at<;7:41 to- l^ovelle, 38 .S, Alton S',.c Mrs. "P' TV fraleinitv. Foi-the past year pieces of equipment from deparl- Gladys Meye-r, 313 Adams ,St. Uon for renewal Wa.shtngton ,*5t H.olford. Saliir-' menls of other f.'onnecliciif towns morrow morning-m St. „ J a.m'eH' DUIUX* Certificates of Incorporatiun he has hold the pomelhn of student day morning at 10 o'clm k in St. Chinch.' Jeffrey-'Tompklns. 101. Harlan Rd.; I assistant in the ladio, TV, film Cyril and St. Methodius Ouirch, 'who have been Invited Chief Merz Mrs, Rita-&imp. 98 W,< Main St., PACKAGED BOAT KITS Smith-Frazier Furniture, Inc. department. , laid he is setviing invitations to w ith 850,000 capi'UL divided into Hnitioi'd. '~ Rockville; Constan'tipa Della Given tn marriage bv her father., 103 departments throughout the J ietra. 622 E. Middle 'f'pke.: Mrs AWARDED THE GOLD MEDAL AWARD 600 shares ycilh a par value of ~ , X- . , . State and hopes at least 75 or 80 M n t 8100 each. SUrting capital i ^ -'V’ll'an- e the 'bride wore a while' Tour of Gardc'ii.s Jean Sliebitz and daughter, 25 •1988, will hold Its final lengtii orgnnd.y, gown, ’ made with! ill accept, along 'with several L nden PI . Rockville; Mris. Inge BEST BOAT KITS BY, SPORTSMAN’SXLUB OF AMERICA 85,0d0. incorporatorsirstf,™ are Henry H^nrv ! Group. No -1 lands and drill teams j E „5m ith, WilltsnT R. Frazier. B ur-j meetjng rif the season tomorro-.v. , fitted emliroidered hodice. ,Sa- Pianneci hv ( Jiib Baullak, 61 Hellaine Rd.; Denise Here’s exactly Xhe right 5:5^.. All-members arc requested to be hriiia neckline ami bouffant skirt. Merz said members of his depart­ ____" i I.'Heuieiix. 106 WaraiKtke Rd : . ton H. Frazier and Baillie Jl.' ment will meet tonight lo work on paint for stucco, bnck, S A V E ^ present. Her imported illusion fingertip, Smith. — ■' i details of the parade and to gel Members of the Green ’phiimb I Mf*- B»'' cement, masonri’, and The Royal Ice Cieam Co.. Inc. veil WHS limped from an oiifandy Garden a iib of Ihe YWCA will i Farram l and son. .14 Che.st- a.)iae«uuOto|j M m o n r George Leduc, ^oh—nfs'-.M!-.' and measured for new untfoi ms. Merz asbestos shingles, for JOIN THE FUN! with 8100.000 capital stock divided j clot he cdgc(| with tulle ruchipg. take a tour of'^the garden.s and Audrey Spiro and Mis (8rt,hur Leduc of 61 Edmund She (arrieil a colonial bouquet said the money lo pay f6 t^e uni­ shakes, shingles and Into 200 abates a t 8500 par valu>e formB is hemp tai«ed cauJ greenhouse of K. J. Holl, Tolland i, ’• Domenic paA|)o*c each. S tarting capital Is 850.000. was guest of honor at a lawn with 'while .t^natigns and small Earbera. 123 Wells ,'tt. . - rough wood siding. party held at . his home ye-sterdav parties, and other activiUeV He | at |. DISCHARGED TODAY: Mrs. Incorporators are Michael A. Orfi pink ro.sehiidsr' could not Bsy how much the uni-1 Ihe courtesy of Miss Fortih^ with "Dulux” •i • Alcoa Aluminum tubing 1*111, Harold J. Orfitellb Nancy aRfrnoon in celebration of.his Mth T)ie Tuaid qf honor, her sister, Victoria ' Parrott, 79 Plymouth They’re Easy Ta Assemble! resin, it’s built to last. 30%-50% forms will cost or what they will;wiU | ' lAne: Miss Lois McDonald. Hart­ Orwttaiu rfitelll And iu./.haaiMichael A.1 nrCiiaiuOrfitclli bifthda.v. Aboul 30 bo.t.s attended •Mi.s.s'Glady.s .Mae White, waa at- 1. - i:i.- * I Mrs. \V.W. W\4‘. KaJLffKeJls, iMt.atpast iirARM^ntpresident Comes ready to use—no • $un>rasistant Soran webbing and pla.fcd baseball!' ami other tiied lir a’ Bermuda blue nylon tri­ be like. ford: Miss Lorraine 44’hite, Wap- W t hov* a complat* line Custom Croft Inboord Kit Boots Jr. In rase of ram on Sept. 8, Merz of the .Manchester Garrien Club, messy prepiaration. Goes gallon Compata with 109.95 Mowers! • Adibits to 4 positions Building Permits games. A birthday cake with a cot. gowin. with neckline' em ­ will demonstrate several flower-| $6-70 candle for-each year was featured. broidered iu seed, pearls and ie- said Sept. 11 has been slated as an on SO easily . . . covers To Andrew Ansaldi. for altera­ alternate date. arrangements; and Mrs. Edson solidly... gives enduring tions to A dwelling At B attista Rd., The guest of hofuiv received many qiiins. .She -ral l ied a- colonial bou­ Herrick of Bolton will display sev­ 1 1 .200. gifts and a sum of money. quet of .yellow esrnstioris ' and eral of-her dever flower contain­ low-luster beauty- $4.00 OFF ON 22" ROTARY M9WER To Carroll M. Nelson for Clif- baby's breath. ers.. This tour will close, the sea­ q cc 4 GALLON CASE LOT FOUMNG CHAIfl «.g-t 1. . Co.. 2 of the 'SMFD was called The hrido.snialds. Mias Mar.v B. Extended Forecast son for the Green Thumb Club. P U Arrests lord Joyce, for alter^pns to a I jQ ^ jjrass fire- at ;143 W. Middle A. Dennisto. of N’ew York City SCHLOTT’S Powerful mower made espe­ 27S0tALUS 5i«t* Church St , p.m. ’ yesterday., N'o and .Mi s . Cheater Kroczew’ski of cially for Grants by Ismou* 1160. Five day forecast' for Connecti­ B'»1 CKA.SII KILI.,'4 FO I'K ; George B. Frank, 16. of 213 Cert- damage was -reporletl. HaiUoid. woic pink iryslalebte. Denver, June 1 l.Ih— I'.mir | maker. 4-cycle engine' in de­ Choose your favorite loung- ^ l I T To Bidwell Home 'Improvement gowns and i arried white satin fans cut, June 2 through June 6, issued ter .St., was arrested last night and * -U O F Oo.. for alterations and additions by the U.S. tVeather Bureau at men were killed and four |ter- charged with' taking a motor ve­ luxe dicfcast-aluijiinam cha»- “ ing position, then relax in ■ M w ■ TOLL 81*.\.N FALLS IN K l\ Kll (iipi orated with pink iqsehuds. sons, ineli'iding a unman, uer* E. A JOHNSON PAINT CO. ROCKVILLE 79 to A dwelling at 4l .Union P I. 8450, mmfort and tty !e in your own MiKM-atlne, Imva, June I i/T— ,Sgt. Michael Klinias.’ U.S. Army, Bradley Field: . injured tiiday when a twin-en­ hicle without the owner's permis­ sii. ‘'Lo-tone muffler' diihi the To Walter Gorman, for a sign at A 160-foot span of a loll bridge ■'TeniperaturesWill average about sion, police t cpoi ted. 699 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER BODY SHOP waa best man. and ushers were gine bomber crashed and' ex­ roar' FREE leaf raulcher. $7 A MONTH back yard. Red or gicm with Main SL and W. Middle ’Tpke., f'oUapsed into the .MlNslssippl Cncster Ki'oczewskt of Hartford 2 degrees below normal. -Cooler Police said, Frank and a rom- 1888. ploded brturen -two houses Auto Pointinq^^ Collision Work — Woldar.Sarvica •e«s(*iHM4 by ereirtt 6 MssvfsMartf. white wide Saran orebbing. •River here early today and luo and Victor Kubicki of Wilson. over 'the weekend, warmer .Mon­ south of Lowry. Air Foree Base. panidn, Charles Heck, J4, of 34 To W. G. McNaUy A Sons, for a truck drivers narrnuiy esrajH-d A reception was held at the day and Tuesday, turning cooler Tower Rd„'drove off in a car owned g a n g * a t 9 Edison Fid.. 81.500. The B'2.1. en mute' from Me- Wost St. at Grand Ava.-rT6L Rockvill* TR S-4535 Anjury or death. The t.iiicks were Irish American Hall in Hsptford, again Wednesday. ^Nbtmsl for, -• Chord Air Force Base, Tacoma, by Hefck's" father, whtch \}’.ts 815 MAIN ST. TD Arthur Strickl^d. for a ga- driven by William .44 healcraft, the rriolher of ‘the bride receiving- Bradley Fi'eld is' 66. with high of Wash.', In Panama Fla-, parked in King’s Store' parking W.T. I ' l m g * Ia t 6«8 B. Mlddl* 'T^ke., 26, of Mnnsficid, Ohio, arid Jim jh| a light 'hlus Iac* dr***' with 78 sum! low of 54. Showers about apparently lost po44'er on take- . lot. Frank i* alatfd . l o t Town i m I» •Bajreesi M, of Streator, Dl., RiAtching redlngot*- , . 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Wom­ aashea, stood about the platforrn. gation In the . nation's public barracks said Mrs. Helen Loughrey MItcheH "Cfbviou»ly, nothing could have en's Auxiliary will hold its June the sam^ time, he aasttUed. they Tobln..yjn leave from the N^w schools." » • . been more appealing peraonally meeting at the Air Fpree Reserve are “vfblating the trueeX^'in the York Herald Tribune to handle the Some. Democrats accused the fired the shotgun ihto her'mouth 9-9814 /ind politically than to approve Center, 476 Capitol Ave., Hartford, most blatsnt fashion.'' \ public relations post, told the dele­ Vice President of seeking to drag VrhIle she was in the .Icitchen of her auch a bill.. But the hard fact waa He said South Viet Naiff^ has h6me oh'Lake Rd., at about 10:30. at 8 p.m.i on June 7. A card party gates: the Supreme Court Into party MANCHIITIS . that the Republican legialature will follow a short business reduced Us military potential with “In the context, of Supreme i politics. Elsenhower — though he ^ Her husband, Theodore, was else­ S44 CINTIR IT. failed to p^o^•ide any new tax meeting. ' the withdrawal of nearly 200,000 Court decisions under a Chief Jus-.| voiced no criticism of Nixon — where In the house at the time. He revenues to paS’ the million French troops and demobilisation tice appointed by Preaident Etaen-' bald he hlmaelf regarded the paat Called State Police, who termed the of more than 50,000 Vietnamese these increased pensions would The Rev. Stephen Stryjewski, hower, declaiona aa historic as th e, political affiliation of High death "apparent aulcide.” have coat." and the shipping aboard of more emancipation proi'l'amation of Lin- i Court judgea aa meaningless, Police said' Mrs. Loughrey t>Ad rector o f St.' John's Church, and a than *200 million In war equip­ Stcvensoh advocated retirement number of the parishioners, plan coin. We have*a. wonderful al;pry to Tobin aald also that If only 5 or been despondent over ill health:' An benefits 'for persons 50 years or ment. tell, and it Is my opinion that it 10 per cent of Negro voters could autopsy was scheduled for today. to take part iii a special service' of On the other hand. Robertson older who become totally and per­ the National Catholic Church Sun­ haa mot yet been told ajifflcidntly be per.auaded to switch their'votes manently disabled. He. urged, too, salJ. the Communists have 1« from the Demom-atic to the Re­ FREE! FREE! day. June 10. at the Cathedral of well to the average Negro voter.” IWSS creased their strength .from 7 di the lowering of the retirement age the Pines. Rlndge. .-N.H. The Xpjixon stirred a controversy with publican ticket Risenhower an^ a WITH EACH SS.00 PURCHASE for women from 65 to 62. visions to 20 since July 1954 while a somewhat similar statement In a '^OP Congress "would almost cer­ AJC Plans ]Rbast * service is scheduled for .5 p.m. getting/ help from Red' China. Both in San Diego and earlier in New York speech Feb, 13 when, tainly be elected undeC present At Center Springs Yet It Gives You the Compfete Cooking Xy,ingyang Jtadlo claimed ferred to the alltei as "the Ameri­ cents an hour. ACA demands A hot dog roast will be the fea­ ___ / The presidentlil aspirant noted Important that sill members at can side,'' which U accused of are similar. The company has ture of the final meeting of the "1/ what he desefibed as a growing today ■the U:N. co'mmand cannot tend, to discuss several matter., in legally suspend. Korean truce In­ "brazenly reversing right. and offered an 18-cent hourly packl Manchester chapter American tide of isolation within the Re- regard to the welfare of the club. wrong as if the one endeavoring age, including dii'ect wage boosts \ / pt)blican party which he linked di­ spection actWIes lp Soiilh Korea Jewish Congress on Saturday at A social time will follow the busi­ and wai neAX'Your side will be en­ for the peaceful solution 'of the of 10 cents an hour. rectly to Califomias Republican 8, p.m. at Center Springs Lodge. 1 ness session. tirely responsible for all the con- Korcah question were the Ameri­ Sen. William F. Knowland. He sequcnpds arising therefrom.” ■ can aide Itself and our side op^ , POTASH SAFETY ' The soclal.wlll be combined with a • blamed this for the asserted fail­ ^ rs. J. Herbert Finlay, 44 green­ Thrr first broadcast from the po.sing It." a abort busineaa meeting at which ure g to cope with newRussian , Santa Fe. N. M. The State wood Dr., and her aunt, Mrs. Bes­ No.Kh Korean capital on the U.N. Health Department says miners the new officers of' the chapter Only world tactics., sie Mead, who has been visiting mmand't' decision to suspend face no danger from dust in p6la.,h will be introduced and installed, He' predicted the voters would here since the returned from Fldi-- ■truce ‘ Inspection activities was mines. It says a survey abdws the and final reporta made of the turn again to the "liberal leader­ Weslern Union Hit year's activities. tda several weeks ago. _ left . ^ monitored In^Tokyo. It was mainly dust Is soluble and a miner would •Toi'Shakes, Shihglec/Mtepd Siding ship of the Democratic party in automobile today for Mrs. Mepas an account of the reply North Ko^ receive no. more potash from In charge of the informal meet­ 10 0 0 November” beeguse "thejr have home In Cleveland, Ohio. rean CMl. ;Lo In HI made to th Work Stoppage breathing the dust than normally ing ,(111 be Mrs. Leonard Seader. no trada-in pric« for had enough of Republican compla­ allies after Ihelr Thursday an- would be taken Ihto the system by Assisting her on the committee are .a A PAINT, not a sfoit cency.” The Women's Fellows^ of'the 'nbuncement at Panmunjom. DZUi.ued from Pzgs One) eating an.apple. The Carlsbad, N. Mrs.'"“Jack Goldberg, Mrs. Sey­ ttrat tradad on • • • ”We have had enough of govern­ Center Congregatlonal'^urch will The U.N. .command accused the M:. potash mines produce 90 per mour Ballak, Mrs. Alexander Hasa • Flat finis icellent Down ment by dtjift and slogan, of gov­ hold a deMert meeUhg and social Communists of using the neutral were scheduled to go on despite cent of xhe liatioh's supply. and Mrs. Seymour Kaplan. hiding. ernment that sweeps every hard hour at Center Spnngs Park next InspeCUon machinery as a blind a strike threat last midnight. | problem under the rug and an- Tuesday evening: The group will for an arms buildup In North Ko­ ' It appeared ta least an informal a Ed i/ti apply over nounces that everythlug is really rea with the Connivance of Czecho­ meet a( the church at 7 o'clock. contract extension had been ar­ iw or weathered, \Md truly wonderful.” ■ Mrs. Kathleen Johnston will in­ slovak and Polish ihembers of the ranged. Nstevenaon said the administra- stall the ^ w officers. Neutral Truce Supervi.sory Com­ A company spokesman there pairinted dr unpainted, tli^m oved to balance its 1SS6-S7 mission. The allies said inspection said his work force was normal shakes, shingles or siding. budgbt by sliclrig $1H billion In Dr./-John Prlgnano is away on teams, which also include Swedes early today. MICKEY MOUSE CLUB ■ Air Force funds. He commented, aesdion. He will return next and Swiss, would be flown out of *'I don't relieve in balancing the R. U HagernSn. presIdehC of the ■piursday. South Korea In aboifl a week. CTIT divlsion. had said earlier that SPRING SPECIAL budget by^^Muclng our life in­ Gallon $ 6 s 9 5 P>'ong>'ang Radio reported that strike, instructions had been issued surance.” \ Lo had told the Allies "the atmls- In House Lots "Amost dail^the Secretary yOf A danci will be held at the to all union locals, ^ e was not NEW RENRDS Hara'i a woilabailtal Mial'i bultl Oor wrvlta. / s a f a * * Arniyiand Navy Club tomorrow tlcd'’ wa.,’ concluded by the agree­ reached for comment after the State or the PrMident himself^ts- FREE Hold! up t« ona-lhird mer* thon erdinory FREE night from 10 to 1. Music for danc­ ment of both aides, it is an integral midnight deadline passed. With All These G-l Feetures-M ehy Feund R-T DuLuxe sue reasuring bulwUnl that we whole while all the provisions are ^ DIRS8 SPIN ond MARTY~-Th« Tripia-R Sionq k«Ha $ov«ft oftnoylfig •mplying tripi. Whilo ere strong, that we m rs^cted^ ing will be provided by T6ny The CTU Is seeking. an hourly O'Brlght's orchestra. Ita indivisible components and none wage Increase of 15 cents fpr all Heretofore Only On Top Deluxe O-I Ranges. •Admolg olvmlnixtd Intidd. j that we have the inl^tive ghd of the proviaiorrs can be changed or DRR59 CORKY and WHITE SHADOW, that’ we have the CobrmuifiatS' on employes, whose wages now, aver­ beautiful colors a Puihbuiion Cqnirolf PV abrogated arbitrarily by either age $1.88 an hour. It has de­ a Huge Wide Opening the runs,” he said. / , \ No. rehearsal Of the Sunshine DBR60 JOHNNY APPLESEED \ Choir will be held at the Church of side.” manded other jqb classification PLUS W H ITE Muter 0%’Cn # Wide-Spaced Surface “ But almost evsCy day we read a Auiomaiic Oven Tinier Uoiii Super-Cu8hiun8 reports from a|id aboard tell­ the Nasarene tomorrow morning: Tlie broadcast througljout re­ and fringe, benefits averaging 12 DIR61 THE LIHLEST OUTLAW a All Calrode Cooking a Exira.Hi-Spced. Surface ing ua a very different story. Wd .« ■ - , ’ ■ batter face .the fact that Russia's Uniii. No Open Coili Unit a Three Handy Storage I.sak sresad! You etn’t itglm t» csnnt ths IM4 car* ridisg sa ths«s .economy la now expanding fnter •/ C; J. MORRISON # Removable, Washable Csadysset.Hisy’rs prsfsrrsd' by car miksn. ‘Qisy’ra tsps srith aMtstfsIsl. than ouf^ so that soon Its in- Oven Units Drawera Ahd lAw'i ysar'cksac* re put them ea ysiir car tpe, at. •atttaadisg asriaga. \ dttstitaf output wUI be equal to PAINT and WALLPAPER COMPANY Dea't deal for lew—get G ^yaar’t firtt quality 1-T D ^ iu s lupar-Cmkisas our.,>dwn.” , , f o r « v « r . . . - .385 CENTER STREET—TEL. MI 9-9713 LOWEST PRICE INCLUDES DELIVERY at ihaM lew pricet uUh tit Stlt li Out See ui ‘asd m YS eu Tubelaia sr .Btevenaon campMgns' today in 1.30 Center Street Recora Depi. 9-4S37 WE GIVE ia.-Wr GREEN STAMI^S • Tuba-Type. I- ■ , ■ AMheim, Norwalk and other . / - n ■ • 'areas fringing Loa Angeles, then Valu* that'a permanant... Convenient terms—as lew os $1 .-25 weeklyl returns into the central valley V • AH GE Full Feature.s Saturday In. his final swing ~ :z: • » t Both Block ond Whitd Sldowolls on SALRI through Northern California. a Mo8t Liberal Kudget TW8 i.J,ISt TUI I TTPI Term* imTT ^ N e w C r o p SRIL skU ZRIL trodo lit TIRE .ISLE iir ISLE Y IIEE BAit \ Tolland County e Full Guarantee till le HUCk«« tiir HIKE** HIE iWItCM* iiiE le y.(w» RZK8' Superior Court TRIASURI CH iat DIAMONDS T e s t e d i r and i r $14.11 SII.4S T oiT j tw.toNt.wiii IU.tO SU.M 8UJ8 a Free Delivery tMS ttiV u tt.*s iJ titl M.H ItAI Alwa.v.s in.8iat 6n the precious M«tV l'».M little- Treasurb ChcwstI It is S^ed DIAGONAL I4.M Ml Eli n.ts II Jl Rockville, June 1 (Special I Field t,«sS M.M 'your Gu a r a n t e e and r.N III M.7S t«.fS TdlilJ 1I.M A Coventry soning regulation ap-. high in germination qualities. MEASUREMENT Mikij i».is M il It IMS peal, filed In Tolland County Court HER way of being sure 7 * W'e have the finest of good Model LM-1 IN I.NlJIS li 4UI 2t.«$ l O l II MJI 2A18 quality hulk seed. Special prices of Common Pleas hy E. Lynn Beer- she proudly wear.s one Of / ANDa n i EOmi E.N I U IS 4*M M.80 IJikH JUI tr j* wort. was upheld by Judge Alva P. Nature'.s finest gents. on hundred pound lots. * \ BEST IN P0^t^BLE TV. Lotselle In a memorandum of ^e- Illuslraled. There is NEVER aiiy- "A 'epia, In ad rntypAlt (In \ *TI»i In **flN Tn mi iMtfpAit TW • cialon filed with County CIe\k In 14K gold ^ ASK ABOUT OUN^REE 3-DAY John H. Yepmans. thing ordinnrv about a MORE PEOPLE RIDE ON\06ODYEAR TJRES THAN ON ' Beerwort, who operates a trailer J290- ■ Michaels Trca.'iure OTHER KINO Tax Included DEMONSTRATION IN YOUR HOME! camp In Coventry,' haa been fight­ Chest diamond. y ing a zoning battle with that towri PRESSURE for nearly five years. The case Priced from $00, V developed when the Coventry zon­ ta.\ included. ing enforcement officer told Seer- SPRAYER J ' , gullon tank t>;j)o pressure USE OUR EASY PAY PLAN- wort he must desist in the' use- of X. t»DQtf them all with ' his trailer camp during the winter OAOV FAVMINTe iMVITIO 'sprayer with carr.ving strap. a months, informing him that sucb Non-clogging nozzle. Has aura Terms as low as $1^5 WEEK! use waa an extenMon of a non-con- umaeji action vnive. AGITATOR < f(>rming business in a residential 'Jewflera-SilvpCimltha zone. ' ttiu.B a violation of zoning regulations. / 858 Main SI.— Slsnchmiler On Oct. 2, lOSl, the Zoning NEW SEA-BEE 5 H . Pa Board of Api^ta upHeI3~tKe zon- ln.g officer, At that time Beer- THE KNOWN NAME, THE KNOWN QUAllTY SINCE 1900 - w ort announced he Would fight - \ DELUXE OUTBOARD the case. s t'nlque pulsalina. In the case H was noted' by the 3-PIECE wash action defense that Beerwort ' had pre­ GARDEN A in th» all new viously operated his trailer canip o World's largest 1 .9 5 tin a seasonal basis, nmnipg from TOOL 5ET w .A feature agitator 'TIMER" . about Memorial Day. to shortly af­ FsANY^. ter Labor Day. .. value at this The plaintiff emphasized the ★ ★ EEKEND SPECIALS ^ price. Each TERMsS piece is all number of improvemehta he. had ELECTRIC N«w iMwir— lighto. uietal, very, / made to the property prl'ar to zon­ C!v«i you • Iflxy tr»ll ing, with the expectation that tWo HEDGE sturdy design,' ' ' ■ 5PIRAL OASNER WASHER or three trailers would spend the' attractively or RoGhifiQ ev«r'*to«4 enameled. d*r9iiDtOHt, longer rCard of Thanks Border k BASHER W« wtab to thank all M our 'S4 CHEVROLET •48 CHEVROLET V f'oronel 4-Door. ,Two-ti>ne. 5HEAR5 CART ..MODEL ,10S.3-P-: oroermg Geodyoer 6 -3 Abllopo Tlret, DtptndMbU vaUit Mt this ttUfmert --x bora, frinnda and rrlAlivna for their Auloniatic. transmission, 16-Inch wide border for flower wHb j|]r fop^Dui Troiol -ipring leddl** itroomlfned ktndnepa and a)Tnpath>V ahown ua In Brl Air 4'-Door. I’owrr ‘J-Door. Blue.’ NEWEST WASHING V • ' ' t • radio, heater, beds— flexible, it will conform Vi^inclcs-Yf, fs.t.r.' lult'longth choin guord, pnd dPwbl«-bre^td our.recent bereavement, the lo.«n of glldr, radio, heslrr. RlarW '' Radio and heater. ..x r te any curve. Made of galva- REGULARLY our belnrved huanand and father, Stan* whitewall tlr^s.^^Trirf nr [K.ivtXilkf.tnr. ‘ fondoYi. It'i ruggtd ond iturdy* with o ttsrs'k Sif nawsr llial «ffl da lha |eb f# Istd ley B. Krajewakl. and ivorv. " nized II gaiigr w ire. 5169.95 We_ eaeap^cially------thank ‘ thoee who. went White wall filvpr-broitd from# end boouttfvl boktd Tbsrs'r pisfify o f pawsr In lbs soey ttaiilng la " the beautiful flora] ' tributes and tires. •55 CHEVROLET enomelgd ftnith. Bey'i model, Covalipr h.p. 2-

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■ . c . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY. JUNE 1. 19M AGE FlintE N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER.. CONN., FRfnAY, JUNE 1. .19.% PAGE FOURTEEN T" ^ Look Fresh ao a Flower W ife iwakl ipi— John, I'm Favored For Summar If It r*ina on' Sunday, M onday , Alraady'you’re dreaming of your MIXERS B U G S B U N N Y m ouse squeaking / la tiaually a perfect day. sure I heord, n*w«r to PrBvieui Fuixl# ' ‘two weeki with" which ia why l/ \ TOASTERS TW rLL^SW fU. m l a o m e w LENORCS, 431 'Malu St., hai Siu(b<|6ni~r HamiltoA Baacli Sense and Nonsense W a l l , L0N4CR N TW \riNISH My Enough la what would eatlafy , Htiahp<( -l coi*d that are truly "made 'fot/earh , Thpy nay you ran'l taka it^ llh | land and racounlffl Ihalr axperl- , a c k o m 54 Mounds used m other" and • for you, are j ■s^ENTER M. SOLOM METDiABV-SiT n 6 U B E vou, bill vidri vou have anoiiKh loia m >« In the itUnvaninir yaaia. by golfers listed by 1 The ----- , witliiig and able to add/ to your t s l WITH C I C ^ ' YOUR gal thaia* | .Vatur^ly, thay got around to t h e 5t Furtive I I b V mCK TURNER I I charm, from 9 a.m. toJo and on to | b ill! CARNIVAL White and Th'a hoiiaawife waa alill alUlnR | w aatliaX ^ ' DOWN dinner. 'Vou’ll want/ more than al tha hraak/aal ta.bla having her [ __ Kirat x >l w aa ao rpid one w inter blue ___ 9 4 Touch a,»ore IMiTe sheep one outfit and pta .should have i loTh'riVt' of coffee and tryinK (o i thatthal the;ihe flStfia flSm a on "the the only candle a ^ them alnc*they’re priced a modest] decide whether to Rat di aaaed. j I had had fioxe an hard I couldn't

M r ^ l e a d s to a nnot o t hher. a N ow we've got 24 On water 1 r r COSTS YOU, NOTHINfJ EXTRA. blue, pink, wlUtc, coral. ' navy, [ with an asparagus salad for lunch. rat fnfeaiati.m . n ie 6ltT g r a d e i l/»aa The New' Britain office of GLOBE argyle, plaid, or. block pattarn, sponge layer a n ^ lll with a mix­ n F T V < to put a root on the. house. 27 The :---- ol ri black and fuchMa. ItMlude a few ture of whipped^ rream , and li.ataned with' appayant attention, the land i r IT TRAVEL SERVICE has been in perfect for buslnesa and social CEMIS... rowa of "L^mttte>75c a ball and crushed chocolate-althond brittle. I Scoop nut tomatoes and hake and after the le< l.uie one of them 30 Revolts buBineas for, many years. Mrs. wear. Eight cplor combinations. sprinkla ^daahfot .twinkling tin­ r ft The gift line Includes gby, unusual^ i until lender) fill with hot Fi**ncli- w io ta the Jectiirer a note of thanks. A h old woynan handed a atam ped 32 Blow. Mary O'Brien is managing the sel thaKTa non'-tjilttlshlng and 49c style meen besns or whole-kernel It'com liide'd l.y «B ym g; "W e didn't pbw el to a J?()at O ffice clatk land 34'Repoeing local branch and Invites you to KEY RINGS, also sturdy CORK­ a spool.. -Froat with luatroiia %To Reflect Your Ixivel p h a r M j u r " 1^ SCREWS from (1. . Compliments will be,«yoi corn. Or mix beans and corn and even know what a rat looked like a.sked him ' to tyalgh It.' H e told 33 Husband of stop in and help yourself to the pearla or colorful beads and you nil the tomatoes with both. 459 Hartford Rd^ until you cainei" her she had pul'to« many, alam pa array bT stimulating travel folders have BOmething shall treaaura the Semor Prom, If youffg w Isis a p Comer McKee, o n I t . 34 Busy as a available FREE. Qlrla* Dresses to Go at Coet throilgh tha yeati. . I n B ALLE R IN A . or FLOOl i B e , flrat in line tomorrow at \. Dads Are Very ‘‘Hpeclar' Tw o Kakimo.s m et after m a n y O ld W om an” OoolL, heavena. t r r s r PI ft PT l e n g t h GOWN’ ' from TB R I’S SAVEMOR STORES. 1099 Main BRIDAL A UNOER1B SHOP lo­ Your good taate la evident when yaara In the bleak Alaska' h a c k - hope It won't go too 37 Disorder i Ever add a crushed garlic glove ■ ip r P " f St. (oppoaite the High School) cated In the State'Theater Bldg. you chooae a Father'.' Day gift 39 Nick 55" A t MONTGOMERY W A R D to mayonnaise? Good with fish. front MATHER'S A T THE CEN- 40 Ice pream COM PANY there is a nice selec­ when all G1RL8 Y DRESSES will be Here, no* two dresses are alike; 8 P f X l A L 1 made available to you A T COST. A famoua-make WATCH R tion of SUMMER FURNITURE Gifts with Extra Cleaning i only beautiful one-of-a-kind are In/ d be "on hand" constantly to RY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE w ith MAJOR HOOIM.E 41 Legal matters i Including folding aluminum chairs Buy for now through summer; When ahe reaches the milestone »io‘’«* Hoop skirts ami crinolines S OUT OUR WAY s r A 1 look ahead to the fall school term rcmlrid him .of your affection. 42 Parlor covered in the finest saran pla'stic of graduation that the time • ** here. .\yHITE Eaae hfa dally chore of grooming 1/2 i i Sizes include 7-14. as well as 1-3 you Want to give her beauty ahe ' DRESSES for your Imdge cere- , ^ I A T f THAT'S, a u T 45 Tantalizen 11 available. Dress up your lawn and 8397 with an -ELECTTRIC SHAVER ’■ nv e TtaaB^oveR th e vi^ARSt 'PLAGUE O STH A t D E A D B E A T j r an^'3-6x. A wealth of atylea in can hold, look at and Uke with I *re available In a ^verat- rv e OFFERED NOU A FORE - L E A S T , >CSEVER 49\:onve5r\' garden as yo\r keep cool yourself 10*20 It), Fine writUtg rVTRODUCI^O PAtfLTSS.THAOOSUSPAtrLTSS.THAOttSUS W INCH — 1 iof^-wearing nylon and cotton are her Into a glorious future. MATH- aelectioh that ln9ludei large •\A>r& JOS: BUT NO NOU ) W A N T f a x e d f ER" 51 Consumed c 4 i n r under a beautiful T LAW N, UM­ svmnier equipment. PEN AND PENCIL , S O M E AN E xcu se ifi ill w hera. SKIRT'S and BLOUSES are ER'S AT THE CENTER carries | **lxe» This up-lo-dale ^hop has A partner for DOTT LUCE THE RE*PONS»- !LoS~THATa5 ^A ^ 52 Give forth BRELLA adjustable and brilliant*,' dates—a brief 'oksd style SETS, are lastihg memento, ai . B'LfTV.' psjOVv w hen I OFFER f E X C U S E FOR BEIN' SI ly lined with a floral patterfi. also drastically reduced.. Don't all the populai;^^ar, wanled_wa patterns .1” aophlsti NERE.'BOV. f II W'REOCSR .<;ivr,.,5iie5E5TlN6 ^TiN.., } ' t HI6 DEADlV DgCJ^SSI?^ 53 Essential i i r r are the .compact TOAVALARM S. I nOU a n AlTIOi^ATiC sSACMINE, Build a colorful patio or porCh miss this sale. In STERLING TI^TWARE. If latcd simplicity togoUier with the i * clever new aklrt vbTM NO b e e p d n SiBiu t v at WHEN THEV ' A JDS AKD \U B^. U.t. 9 being kind of dresses MOTHERS OF Three quarter cuffed Gleaming CUFF U W 8 and TIE AU., IT*E I DOaj’T OFFER 'CXI ti ^ kf i 54 Narrow inlet f f " B group from the lightweight 3-po- her gift comes fifbm M ATH ER’S CLIPS are designed 'to please LBBfcTHSfTS. 0D.M5 IT-' ■ THF, b r i d e and BP.IDEGROOM also provided vnanT to Run 55 Ancient sitlon. SUNTAN LOUNGES, the Cook a packaige of frozen mixed AT THE CENTER, she'll be hap­ LfTTLE TOO 6 5 AD ,' THE W 'O eiD [ i prefer. No. 8397 with PATT-O-RA! masculine tas^s of all s g ^ Every A ECOt fOe. d O . V . E 6 y 6 T E V \ O F R 0 P 65, . L E V ^ . ••Why n o t ^ B oftB o f thoBB m tll ord tr eou rtB t? If you Phoenician W" innerspring CHAISE- LOUNGES vegetables and drain. Add (ha 5544 py. too. with a idVely compact, a included ia in aisas 10, 13, 14, lo, msn man willwin a^reclatejfr an ''-qxtrs AAACamjE.’ NOOERN.i - 1 that convert into an extra guest liquid you drain from the vege­ velvet-lined Jewelry Case, a sPRiN SS AND VIE 1SMT 6 T H A T. V.' _ W4r « « T V Xroptlrintn, « it would out our living cost Cit.V' 18, 20. Size 12, cap sleeve,, 5 8-8' -PA.w a LLE l l e T, t , or a LIGHTER, e'spe- HOLD t^ A PAINTER'^ AR.M AND PREV^ room, for summer week-end visit­ tables to milk and make q medium Bracelet of var-y-cplored wcarabs Add chop|)^d raisins and wal­ ^ l l y if it comes from MATHER'S I in half!' tq harmonize, with 'et-ei-y costume. nuts to pmt of that 7-minUte yards of 35-lnch. PARAL'VSId/— I M UST PONDER IT ors. Create your own cooling White 'sauce. Mix the velfetables, For this pattern, aend S5c15c in A T ^ H E CENTER.,| \ *' ■' (According to ancient loilf.''the frosting l^pmouade or packaged)' A T t h e f i r s t breeze whe^n^you sink Into a 2- the white sauce and diced cooked coins, your name, address, alsa.1.^ de­ X V beetle-marked Scarab brings for­ and u.se a's a filling for layer rake. OP.PORTUNIT'*'.' The Recount A L V E R M E E R paasengejr GLIDER and float (le- ham or chicken; or replace the sired, and the Pattern Number to Whljiped cream ew^tened with PRISCILLA^S POP lightfi)Hy through the hottest meat with flaked aallnon -or tuna. tune and success). 'I'll* lest of the frosting goes over y Add a pretty touch to your HUE BVKNETT, MANCHESTER honey la good W’lth plakt or fruit summer days. Spoon Into a ahqllo'V baking diih, favorite chair with this lovely set. the top and aides of the cake. ice cream o^gslatin desserts. .O, WORK. N O T H I N G ! e v e n i n g h e r a l d , ll M AVE. \ WORK. cover with liny cubea of bread The demure maiden and flower de­ Drum hiajora AM ERICAS, NEW TO RE M. T T H A T ’ S ' Sava orange halves ,aftei-' yo\N mixed with butter and reheat In a Akewers for outdoor cookery \ 'SOMI TIME w o r k ; sign is quickly embroidered in soft Ingredients: 12 chicken dnim- N. y. Serve hone>Niard. sauce on hot have extracted the Juice and'Snl- 1 oderate or hot oven. Good aup- ihadea and the skirt qrocheted | atlcka, 1-2 teaspoon salt. 1-2 cup may be rusty when you take them Bend 35 cents today for your desserts. CreantNitoney with 1-2 { WOND6I w h JI AND out after theli- winter’s storage. V ^ e w S E OF WMAT lop the cut edges, zig-zag fashion, prr diah! . * from anow-whltf thread. . 1 honey, 1*:2 cup buUer^qr marga- copy of tha spring andjiunffler '54 as mueh..lmUtr oElnargarlne until, DE$iftTtLOW6ll -ri- MAVE I with your kitchen shear.*;' Cut Pattern No. 564i contains * cro- rina (aofl), 1 teaspoon “kitchen worktng'*acii”*Rew*r in and biit of edition o5 our completd* pattern well blended. GOT* away inside membrane. Pack the The (Derpet Vou’ve Been ' Chet dlrectlena; hot-iron Iramifer j bouquet. 1 teaspoon ginger, 1-2 sand^wlll uaually remove spota. magasin# Baalc Fashion. It's CREAM DE6)>0RANT orange shells with a layer of fruit Wattleg For for embroidery designs; stitch 11- teaspoon garlic powder, filled with Smart, eiuy to ds- Avoid., bargains when\buylng sberbnrt and a. layer of vanilla Hammer Fliriah Pmlat "MJhy don’t they" you’ve prob­ luatrationa; color chart, | Method; Sprinkle drim>aUcks slgns. Special features. antiquaa, the experts say. \ ] ^ k a K*t IM 50^ • s ice cream; freeze. Nice to have on ably said, "make a carpet that Send 25c In coins, forXaach pat-1 with salt. Blend togeth ^ honey METALTONE. a new apray-it- aura tha place you buy is uho^l hand for cpmpany. won’t fade, won't mildew or In­ tern ordered, your name, address: zitd butter." Mix ih kitchen bou- yourstlf finish with a hammeMd and that there is a place for ilN NOW )** queoir cream deed*m* ANNEi"quet. ginger and-garlic powder. metal look. Just announced by Egg white haata asR *' whan at vite moths, won’t show soil easily. and the pattern qumber to room tamparatura. Egg yolks tha home. ' . ilfM, velvety, )v*lli laila'atly Isto For thfi Outdoor Cooking; (4iamp on* from which alalna can be!CABOT, MANCHESTER EVE- Place drumaticka ; in a shallow Ideal Chemical Products, Inc., la seporatt better whon'eeld. yevr 'lim («(* N'ltsw SCOSMko* Dress Dqd up for his important quickly waihed off, and a carpet; NINO ■ HER.ALD. 1160 .AVE baking pan-and brush them with available at JOHNSON P A IN T Fath^'s Hay Cerda U S 6 E T role as h e - . p r e s I d e's over some of honey mixture. Place In- COMPANY, BS9 Main 81. It Im- HARRISON'S. ,849 Main St., oiriit sartBitetiM odor. tastIMR A LITTLE L that la geared to budget-minded' .AMERICAS, NEW YO|lK ,(•. (he barbecue center, in a dash­ houaeholda." That dream is now a j N.V. moderate (360 degrees) oven until parta an appearance of handmade A/Nnroo’a "AM" , home of the largest Card Depart­ SHIMON. . DCEANVV ing he-man BARBECUE tender— about 1 hour. Brush with artialry to furniture, toys, appli­ A HO^ITAL RED lessRu the IN JUNE • A-f • reality at MANCHESTER CAR- Now avallabla *~ ' the colorful ment cast of ths Connecticut is hasdy, IsM no APRON. (1.99 from HARRI- honey mixture once or twice dur­ ance*. workshop equipment. MET­ work and fatigue of ciririg for a PET CENTER, 308 Main St. It’s 11986 Needlework Album contain- River, has FATHER'S DAY *« sely IA4 siM to .SON'S, 849 Main St. Add an im­ ing baking. Makes 6 servings. ALTONE comes in four metallic b4d patient recuperating at home. CARDS for every Dsd. be he tall, B ms Nmii ka. T*l X . na m . called Bigelow’s "BATO N” and ! ing dozens of lovely designs from R ecru its BY/V. T. HAMLIN portant-looking. alithentlc CHEF which to choose more patterns in colors, plus a clear piaetic. When RENT or BUY one from KEM P’S, short, thin dr stocky. .Tune* 17th L E Y O O P /T^^r|»evy»y» «« B Y * R A Y G O T T O priced (6.95 a sq, yd, pnly a tiny HAT. (1 and elbow-length MITS, crochet, embroidei-y and k n it. - - Get "the Moat'' in Dry Clennlng applied, M ETALTONE will with- INC!., 743 Main St. The adjuat- is an appropriate time to, remem­ AWRIOHT. TH'SAME PEALfiCES W YEAH,ALEAP ON.MAC; down payment is need^. 'The color MARTINIZING. the amazing 'stand severe flexing end Is also re­ ahle features let you create the (1.99 to add mirth and gaiety to is locked in ("Kolorlok’’ i so enjoy plus 3 gift patterns, directions ber an Uncle. Son-lh-Iaw, and fV B AMY OF TH' REST OF y — ^ MB ■ ) ANYTHING'S HE WAS MMHIMS, outdoor eating. See, too the array ONE rtOUR DRY CLEANING sistant to-acids,, alkalla, water and perfect Comfort angle your con­ VOtJ WHOU- DO A DAYS / fU. XTOO!7 BETTEWN AND VOU, VOUMG LADY. ARE the' healthgivlng benefits of sun­ printed in book. Only 25c a' copy! Father-to-be. Here, you'll find a WILLING TO TESTIFY UNDER YOUR HONOR,.,AND of BAR GLASSES, usqful GADG- at 20 East Center St. rejuvenates corrosion, the company says. U valescent enjoys. Ijerfect card for everyone on your IMOftk: FOC BEANS AN'f BUY S O M E ^ ^ THIS RJMW OATH THAT YOU SAW HIM FOR INFUCTING THESE shine in your home with no fe.xr of yoiir wOaring apparel and home can be applied to wood, metal WALK OUT OF A THEATRE INJURIES WHEN HE F7rs and especially the MUCS8 bed.', a n y TXLKERSPV of. ThW,j I replicas of old-fashioned shaving carpet fading. Beautify your shore Top-notch Fur Storage acceasorlea (draperies, slip cov­ plastic, paper, leather, etc. ./No Any mapis sugar in tha house ? .JUST BEFORE BARGED INTO ME, cottage with BATON; there will ’ THE ARREST/ I INTEND------bowls) boasting happy scene's of Dial MI 9-7493 and BLAIR'S ers; bed spreads) to look ilka"new primer is needed when appUCd'on Shave i t . o"tr tlie morning oat- TEL. M I 9-W4S ■'Gay Nineties” era to help some be no trouble from ' salt water FUR STORAGE goes into action.' again. All the imbedded soil metal surfaces. It air drjea to a mtal. Small fry will go for thla . The Inquirer 489 Hartford Rd. Dads feel-young again. Two sizes, bleaching. Your housework * ia Ydtir valuable fur pieces, cloth and grime Is magically releastd hard.'flrfp gloss in minutei, *'' combination. Comer McRoo. (1.19 ifnd 79c. easier, your entire home more com­ coats,. fur-lrimmed coats will be and floated away,' ulth nevsr a fortable and attractive. And that promptly called for, cdrefully pre­ trace of offensive odor. The care­ Siinuiter''|jihor-Saveha'* durable tweedy texture comer In pared to spend the summer safely ful, painstaking atafr hare can For outdoor cooking fun. stock wondetful rhulticolora. , in a modern, air-conditioned vault; PRESS neu’ life Into a shapeless | insured against fire and theft. suit or coat. Best of alt,. your up on paper plates and cups at ■ * .'A..- the FAIR W AY, 975 Main St. Buy Add milk or tomato Juice to that cleaning will be done to suit you. y the large economy size and save, i if .yod want It to be If sheets art dried out of doors, on SHORT NOTICE. No mOTf 1 A package of 100. 5*oz. cold cuBit they should be hung where they keeping track 'of, a receipt for'' coat* only 89c! Make It your shop­ won't flap In- the wind. Strong days, no more time-consuming ping headquarters for grills and Sale Ends Tomorrow winds may whip ou4 'corners of returnUrlpq. no m'orai annoying de­ outdooi* cooking eqiilpiuent. a 1 J The Anniversary Salb that has hems or break threads. lay. \H ere vou get speedy, de, bjwwl^!112522Li2JUlZ!ti FA IR W A Y priced. World Greeii attracted, crowds of wise ahoppers pehda^ SERVICE THAT SATIS- BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Timb TpyThink BY EDGAR MARTIN ■ Stampa, too. to SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. 98J •FIES. \ ■ • B U Z S A W Y E R BY IlOY CRANE Main St. will end tomorrow. June Honor the Graduate ‘ t - 1 TJotyr wuou) o m a t Melt currant or gi;ape Jelly and 2. As a final reminder, you’ll find Spell out your graduation wishes Serve Worcestershire sauce with tovf. c o o ld )o;t to t 5*0 NEdS,C*PT*.M. 'V ' COLFO'JND IT! ANb OijR'6R0ERS ARE TO HANG TUt OWEK! piactical, serviceable gifts for Dad on a luacloua, bea.utiful CAKE, ex­ buttered cooked green rabb'age; it GLADIOLI ftOCEED THRU the STRATi i'I'lL NOT SAdTlRi; use as a quick sauce lor cottage 1 PVatA«&.An\ AOWlLt? PLtASt'. 1 *1 . TLE ENTIRE‘E'Dr.ISfON \ T,-*T )f.E*NS ALL pudding. 1 Father's Day, June 17.) Step or pertly baked bv SWISS PASTRY will add sip! Clearance TO ”P06 The prettiegj graduates this year TURPENTINE, reg (1.B.5 a gal. iTH ThEM'LXPS; WATERS. student The cake will be further Oradua'tion,' two iniportant dates I t TO will no dbtibt be wearing lovely now (1.19. There is. a,, "25c/c off" tag on all ARTISTS' BRUSHES. enhanced with any motif you pre­ on Which to send good wishes to R E G . 7 9 e 0R AD U ATK )N DRES.SE.S' from fer, an importani-looking, minia­ AM W K OORET CASUALS, 887 Main St. The eptire stock of 1956 W A LL­ those you like a lot. One stop into WITH THIS AD ONLY ture diploma or a tassled cap. MOOV \ A flawleas perfCeJIon marka each PAPER IS HALF PRICE. Heavy- PINE-LENOX PHARMACY, 299 MI’ 9-2660. PICNIC ROLLS for Ea.st Center St. or PIN E PH A R ­ and every dress to be woin on the duty paper. DROP CLOTHS for, your sandwlchea and hot dogs are Hay when you want to look espe­ hubdredjt of protective, use. when | Hw MACY, 664 Center St., finds you cially alluring. Be the prwtiest gal pa-inling or atoring furniture, 59c *''ry_day. surrounded with suitable.. tiinely on Ihe^ beach in a "Rose Marie for 5' X 10' size and.79c for 9' x — j „ . . gift 'suggei.tions iu)*e to )*eceive s ORIENTAL fOPPIES Reld'/yBATHING SUIT; You’ll like 3 2'. AH' cleaning Job* diminish] let h.-arty Welcome. •-'Amity" W A L­ , 11^ aauej'', flattering lines and the when you have a, supply of big,! , 1 pound head let- LETS, reg. (5 sr* now $3.79. becoming style's for/the j'outhfvil ‘’Waterman" cartridge - filled ?rmo,row'’ T ? 'f b ^ m “ H erm'm c^h\m*"l-3 cur«"p2cS2i FO U N TAIN PENS will never | Each 59c 2 F o r 98c •and mature figures. tomoirow. You^^e glad yoi^ did., Roquefort cheear 2 tabla- leak, never break. 'The gift of,' a Look For fh t Gn ... -i!' - * „ . ' spoons milk, 1-4 teaspoon )4ry MOVIE CAMERA can atait some- I BY PETER HOFFMAN B<*st Record 'Bovs'- Graduntlon, miialard. aalt, cavenrte peppei*.- REG. 75e J E F F C O B B a On Schedule BY LANK LEONARp THE MUSIC SHOP. 'l013 Main one on-a lifethne hobby of fun and J MICKEY 4 • If she haa displayed a flair for Method: Wash lettuce and re- GOSH.' IF, THAT'S HIS'IDEA OF A ■ i ^ y St Hats the following as beat rjec- sewing while in high school, why , . . . . profit. Emourage the interest with i WELL. WHEQE IS not encmirare t),* wni thwhli. Ko.h ' large -oiilslde leaves; save , PROJECTOR or a .SCREEN. ' FLO\^ERING SJ SHE, JEFF? GAWKY KID, 1 WONDER HOW WE 1\ (l lOLPJAWE'PMAKE ■' y ' ord buys: "Having a Wonderful, not rnenurage the uoithnhtle hob- , these for tossed salad; remove let; You’ll find anoniilai-nrlceH ' aa. ; Time " an L.P. ia (1.49. The ' Mon-' by that provide, ^rel.xatijon and tuce center; drain well. Ml.l j ™ ‘ tovani Sampler’;.' another L.P. is ^ ITINTIME.CLANCV! proftl by l emembering her gi adua- cream rheeae; Roquefort milk. i i m k S end T^F P U P S ^#'11 an ' FRUITTREI NON SIT OONN AND (1.98. "Harry Belafonte" (Gtlyp- tion Hay with a P F A F F SEWING ^ mustard and a daiTh of Salt and , VINES ■so) (3.98. All are happy ways to ■i-.> Ma c h i n e from j . W. h a l e ' cayenne until* as amooth aa poml* rrle.rf'onK'-Al and iin Yo^ll blink ' say, "Best wishes. Graduate I" OIAL-A.-1 ble; electrle mixer Is good to*'use, imbelievalilv at the tliiv price tag ' HEAVY POHEb PLANTS A z a l e a s .STITCH attachment l"Hi-; Pack cb.seis hnlxtvire In center of j ( i ()»8 for the ^^"Thmex"' I Thicken canned cherrie.s' with a vldilal,, personalized touches on lettuce.* Wrap In aluminum foil. | \Y^-pRR*pR(j<-Jp' little cornqtarch >and Inyei ovei .WATCH, a de practically everything. Itli EASY Chill overnight or until cheese, tlmeolece for PINK DOQWOOp ])AcHb8Cd vaqilin pudding. TO OWN a'"'Pfaff. AsK Mrs. Ku- is firm. Cut In, wedge*. , Serv* P^cticsH timepiece for H T C And Up ■ backa. , j • ' with French dressing. Makes 6 ^ ’ ’ I_ j_. ' Ps<'kliigrf(ic Cam p? ^ ______aerwngs. WISTERIA, VI^INTERC’REEPER A^ITEDOGWOOD Favorite’ plsytlme^awarel for | gn,.,, .ewing machins needles, .Soft custard .'.auoe (to ' serve with fn ilt) and mayonrfsiae Sr'e. fun and action underHirt summer ,(** nine of eleven, should be used' Fop la "King; CLEMATIS, BITTERSWEET]* ^ - ,*un for yrtiir boy and girl may be ' —>— ' ---- ■ - - two of th*'?’good homemade'dishes when sewing on sheer or firmly i Father's1 Day; June ~i7, 17, ■ the MAGNOLIAS found in variety and abundance'al yrtu Can whip up with leftover egg f woven jjfabric*. especially If they they’ ’ timetim e'to to shower him JwHhJwl I* gift yolks., , ., ■ * HALI/S honeysuckle , s il v e r LACE .MARI-MAD'S, 691 .Main St. Colbi- arp/*nynthet|c fabrics, ■ 'fromfrom C. 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M vlng" . . j ' ’f.'hgty priced, are colorful, SECRET h KU.\ VUrrOK .MAY COUPOS'S DUE NOW $12.00 VAL^I TIUTHE Thai's whst Dad will say on fhlrqty TGWEfjS, fine . qiiality PEONIES LAST Father’s bay a* he relax.es on the -SHEEt .S,'I’ lI.t^M ' f'A.SE.S, BKD-' -A CHAISE LOUNGE von selected K-SPREADS and pretty fURTAIN-S* INUTE/ for him from ' W A TK lN s" 935 fnr every room. _ Replenish the Main St. Adjuitable poaitiona family a . summer I wardrobe with (sitting to lying flat) are possible Mt», «e» A. *•' £.f ***^V,’^***"^ ••* *** ■* 3“ 5 J . ' % • -r r. ^ i ’v J '- . \ ^ ' 1 J'. \ \ i -..^J ■ ■ \ ^L^r^ANC S’ . • MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, ilANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, JUNE 1. 19 •.»<*. PAGE SEVENTEEN MANCHES^Fpt EVENING HERALD, M ANCHESI^, CONN, FRIDAY,"'JUNE 1, 195« ' ' ------— . ~ T ^ , y - ■ 'V , THE Hitting Support and Victories Herald Angle / By /: FAT BOLDUG ' INTERNATIONAL UEAODB .(juit'a llttl* iilor* than they could Locals Ranked Standings handla. 'r Atalatoat Sports Editor Mantle Goes mtless, r> w L Pet. Tha fialdlng spectacular of the Jackie Robinson Out, Nerman'a ...... 1, 0 night wag turned In by David 1.0 0 0 noted for hi* brilliant ability U a Lawyer’a ...... ; ,1 0 1.0 0 0 Haskell, as he robbed Roger Third in CIAC A l l -c c i l t e a m Anaaldra 1 1 .500 Macione of a alam that could very Selecting an unofficial AJI-CpiL harrier, Luiii coma home first in Yankees, Red Sox Win Acfto A SylveaUr .. 0 i ’.000 eaaiiy have been a three begger. baaehaU team provide* a fairly the New England cross country FuriUo May Be Traded ----- /. By G>mniittee raay taak with the exception of race at Jamaica Plains in Boston ' Next game will be played to­ in 1954 and finlihed *econd lait Anaoldi'a Contractors cllmbMt night at Buckley Field aA 6 one or two position* which were New York. June 1 (fl*)— Wilmer (Vinegar. Bend) Mizell and ^utHlngton. June 1 closely contested. Having seen all fall at Storr* in a .strong 13:86.0. ^ ic » g o , June 1 (JP i — The Brooklyn Dodgers opened a to, th* win (xHumn at Verplanck o’clock between Manchealer Auto Another talented runner, Hal Uhe St. Louis Cardinals, finally are getting together— tjie Parts and tha Mtdica. A t both The Connecticut Interschor flve club* In action at least twice »wlng through the west against the Chicago Cubs today with Field last nlghi With a 6 to 1 vic­ nd having kept close tab* on all Johnaon of JVoy, N.H., placed I Cards are giving the big ploughlioy some runs and hes de- wars winners in thair Memorial lastic Athletic Conference third ih the 1954 Naw England Jackie Robinson on the bench and Carl. Fufillo reportedly, on tory ovar Aceto A Sylvester in an Day debuts a league leader will rc- jim es played thi* spring I have IntsrhaUonal Laague game halted ault (C IA C ) Baseball Tourna­ nominated a total of 25 players for croM country run but won top hon­ the Bidck— presumably an available swap for Bob Rush,.thQ Iseacii* ■5'ln the National League pennant or* at .Storr* in a faat' 13:31.8 Cuba’ righthander pitching vet-t^------^ W \, Pft GBL after .five Innin^a bccaqae of rain. Msrlattr‘4 (It) ment gets under way Mon­ special honor*...... 1 race. The Cards have produced 25 „ ab r a po a r rbi League champion*, the Man-j‘'•“Cklng. And only recwtly Joh^ eraa. A three-game shift In the j ^ N fw York 29 13 .$90 l.jcuns for ths. drawling, 6-3 left­ Th* winners jumped off to a Duchesnoau, n 2 1 ^.0 1 0 day. In Class A, WiIb\ir^Cross .18 15 .845 (.’oKun. II ...... 3 2 (I 1 I) I cheetsr Indian* placed seven men posted a 4:3-5 mll^ M best - lineup by Manager Wait Alston. 11 $ i n n I i a l P 20 17 .541 6ta hander In his last three starts. He's S-0 lead in the tpp of the first. 2 of. New Haven meets* Fair- the need for pitching help by ,the V>»I Boston . : ...... 2ft 1ft .513 7W^ I Flaherty Wins J. Andrsall. a ...... i) 1 -0 0 0 0 0 on tfuf squad, Including six on the 9 __ won 'em all and all were copiplete Plguit. It ...... b p o b u b (I field Prep in a playoff game first team. Tied for runnerup hd^- Johnson w.re clocked in tor . 1W 5 World 6hamW®na and Rocky , ^ • Baltimors 19 31 .4-5 Craig Phtlllpa opened with A base Maclonr, 3h ..4...,,4 2^1012 Dosroit ..... „ 18 31 .462 f.» on balls. Bill Fyler’s 'single put at West Haven. or*. Hail and Windham gained irix ‘“e mile In the Nationai Schortboy / Nelaona .S81 batting average ^ at i . ^ Y A | « n f r A f l r | 0 | ] Washlnglmi .. 15 35 .:t9ft 12W ixeeorci S lll O ,seven declalona this '■season by l.,ailbortr, lb 4 1 1 3 U u 1 men on first and third, ^ t h run­ Lucas, p ...... *311103 - - ' "... I Indoor Track Meet in New York X Montreal combined, to net up the V r V g T C ;a a i Kansas Cltv 15 24 . .358 12>„ flashing his stuff past potent Cin­ The decUion for a .playoff for and flve berths, respectively. Meri­ ners scored on misplays before UAvanib, cf Siy... 3 12 10 14 this past winter. Roblnaon-FunUo altuatlon. ; i n fT l cinnati for a 9-3 breeze last-night. r. Anurruil, c 0 3 to 1 t 1 fourth plrice in the Class A (Large den gained tWo spots while last Cleveland at Wi^shlngton, .8 p .m .» Gary York settled .down to retire School) tourney waa reacheQ here Mancheeter'* own Bobby Vinton, / Isemoii (6-1) vs Wiesl«r (0-2», The victory lifted St. Louis back Dlelri'lc. 2b X...... 0 0 0 I 1 0 0 place Bristol landed flve players ()n Tor thTM All-Star l eani And Pace Car the side. ^ Young, 2b...... 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 yesterday at a apeclal meeting ConnecUcut'a No. 1 harrier, fin­ Randy Jackaon at third with Rob- , , t^hlcacn at BAltImurK 8 p.m —Ke«- i into secomi place, a game behind Monlif, rf ...... o the 25-man aqtiad. can (2-f» vs Johmmn (0-U. ' Three more runs scored in (he 1 00 0 0 0 of the CIAC's Baseball Touima- ished fifth in the m.eet at Ja­ Insonatllratlnplape of Oil'Hodge&i — - Kansas Citv at Boston. 1 ,ai. Pst ^ the Milwaukee Braves, Wha kept Prticjiard, rf ...... 2 0 0 0 0 0 () First Tram Selection* .inditmapolis, June 1 . {M I a ni . theii- hdme*UWwwaA* *.stnrun hammering vM«w4AV>(ncr. in thlxd,;;‘(utd' fourth\fra(nei with, pient Committee.. ' Catcher—Bob Vaughn, BristoU. maica Plalna, only 23 seconds be­ — who was In right Beld in place Storrs, June 1 (Ah—Holy Cross rliyr^ (1-3) vs Brewer (6-1 j. (jTotals ...... 27 13 It l i "4 n hind Luiat, and the "Flying In* Deirolr at New* York. *;1F p.m.— York's wildneas a big factcir. Fotir ' Martin Phelan, chairman of'^the ruchers—Ronnie Simmon* (4-0), e t rurlllo, who was benched. end Yale placed a total of, flve Lsry (3-8) v» Bryne (J-0). .\ esr^^^^ 8 15-8 frollc agsinst the. Chicago Orrea Ns*«r (t) / . dian" was clocked in 14:12 in the In the 500-mlle race, pace car to walks, two errors and a single did committee,, announced tligt' Cros­ Mutchester; /Steve Cooper (3-1), Jackaon responded with «ve h iU : plaxers on th^e Thsr«4ay^« Brasita Cubs. Tile Redlcgs tumbled to the damage, , . - 'ab r H po a « rbl meet at Storrs while; v^flnlshlng Nrw York 9.. t^ahinglon S. day after splitting a record J93.- fourth and the Pittsburgh Pirates Jacoby. 2h ...... 3 b 0 0 2 1 0 by of Waterbury, Naugatuck and Manchester; A1 Perlman (4-2), In Bine trips, two of them triples.! 1*"^ Ronton 4.. Baltimore 1. 819 for w’lnning the long rsce Me­ ■nie losing A. A 'S. club scored Buinmanllla, ss .. ..3 1 1.3 3 0 0 Manchester had beeiv tanked 1-2-3 seventh. . \ 'niaT makM him Alston's third j squad se ated by yid Only camen irrlieiluted. ' moved into third with a 3-0 jOb lUakclI.'^ ^ ...... 1 0 1 0 0 0 Hall. Undefeated' as. a miler . this morial Day; Its' lone tally in the final inning Jylrr, c ...... ;i O. d 6 0 0 I in the 'Class A Uriimey pairings, v*Mfn*n mf thga fnofn#nt. ModffGs nouRCGtJ todftj by J. Orleans Christ , Xatarday'n arkrtlBlo ^ on the New York Giants. Brook­ as the rains began to fail. York ' First base—Norm Hohenthal, spring, Vinton’s' best time for'-the SSi:;2; & \ \ “ «U o “ A S m r it ia n or me university, of connec­ ('hirazo at Baltimore, 3 p.m. < How (Irlver Flaherty and race lyn and Philadelphia, were idle. Morion, lb V,...... 3 0 ‘ i 8 b 0 0 while Ooss and Fglrflelil Prep bat­ Manchester. iKannan City ',Croaby earned ita top apot A t\('o-car atock car crackup at Flint, Mich., speedway sent two drivers (o hospital with head could do much better if pressed Cross, and Ken MacKenzie of On­ ' Washington third bsssmsn Eddie Yost Anils it plenty crowded around home/plate as he slides !ilca|p> at BalUmore <2), 3.p.m. Mantle went hitless in four trips. Totals ...... /.. ta~2 3-18 *7 ** ”l Third base— Harold White, "I wanted to tee . if Gil could 8elroU at New York t2), 2 p.m. the second batsmen with Sylves­ . a—Walked lor Coliun In Mb. wiih. an 11-1 record and a 5.00 tnjUriei. Upp«r left. Car No. 85 roll* over another car thkt U turning over aa No. 23 comei up^ to the fullest of his cspMriUUos tario, Canada, Yale; catcher Lu- in to score on wild pitch by Yankee relief hurler Don Laraen in fifth inning of game at Yankee cent. The Yanks.now lead idle CJhicago Windham. play the outfield (he's been there Nallaaal Leasad Besides his split of the cash and ter scoring. A t thii point, Ralph Mortal tv's ...... -MO 004 *12 rating, while Naugatuck. 16-2, had on inside. At upper right. No. 85 noses up as center-car settles down. Lower left, center car roil* The Red arid *Whits ace will ear- clen Plante of Norwich Amer­ Madium, New York.,May 31. Yankee catcher Bisson Howard, behind Yost, rdaches in vain for ball, W I, . Pet. GBL an ' Cleveland by fi'i gaii.'.es—their Green Manor . .X...... 2 Outfielders—Alan Johnsen, Man- tslnly receive a aevere teat in . before),” anld Alstw. 'Tm aatia- the (Desoto) pace car, Flaherty Fletcher's fly to center waa con« a'- 4.78 rating, and Manchester, again and at right,. Ray Austin, from car 85 runs from the track while A! Wilson remains uncon- ican International College; first Milwaukee ...... iH in .668 — Kargest Spicad since last July 2B. Fyler, Cohun. Luoas, D^vSnto:' .Chester; (Jharlle Finneman, BriS' Maine from Lulsl- and Johnson. fled he can. ao there's no further while pitcher Larsen, who ran from mound to chase the bad pitch, leans over Yost. Yanks won; St Louis ...... 22 IS .890 1 w’on a. lot of' trophies, a |1,00() 3. verted Into a dotible play to break |B. Cohua, Andreoll: HR. D’AVartxo; 10- 2j had a' 4.58. Crbsby and .clous in car No. 27. Car No. 23 avoided the mishap,,,May 30. i athletic goods. hit’s. York fanned eight but he 6. l^ a s 9: WP , ){osak 1: PB, Andreoll Naugatuck facea the' winner of the Philadelphia ...... 12 32 . 383 » ‘s Never Had It So Good 3-/fb’l»r 4: Sedrer, McFarland: lime, Yale After Ivy Title .Chester; Jim DeCarll, Hall: Pitch­ ones amhng ths record-breaking out there.** versity of ^Massachuaetta; ^/Chird Chicago ...... 10 34 , 394 11H Record Parse also walked the same number. Crobi-Fairfleld Prep game the basenlan Jack Murphy of- Cam^. Mizell a 25-ycai;-old service re­ same 'aftem(>on a field to be de­ Boardman's Reputation Against Princeton Foe ers—Ed Csajlih (4-1), Windham; trio. I Nelaon’a arrival might be what Priday's Brhedsle The total purse for the race was Jack Simmons relieved York in Could a new record be in the *' I Alston meant, Ndlaon is a first bridge^ sMsss.. Boston University; BConkIvn at Chicago. 3:30 p.m.— $282,050, ^sb a record. Prievioidi turnee. never had it so good with the fourth and finished up strik­ termined. Burt Dsiadsk (S'-l), Meriden'T Fight Crowd Not Sold on Sugar: cm ii; (4-2i vs Brnsnan (1-3). IN’fERNATlONAL l e a g u e First base—Ken Samel*. Bristol offlngTT? baseman. Shortstop Don Prohovich-of Ware, highs were last ye-ir's $270,050 the Cards. A.s a sophomore in 1953 ing out. three arid walking three. While the spotlight was on the ' New Haven, June 1— Cap­ /.New York at Cinclnnafl, 9 p.m. — Second , I base — Dave. Calamore, SI!ORT8 CHATTER "I could play Nelson at first and Mass.,- Hoi/ CroBs. MarCDiierl (1-0) VS Nuxhall (l-fL total piirse and. the late' Bill he had a 13-11 record—but sevep' Norm Gibson also struck but three a#jr T* Teams Large Scho'bls. Branford and Sey­ tain Ken MocKenxIe, one of the Phllsdelphia at 8t. I.smls, 9 b.m. — At Stake Against Ryff Toll Jim K lo e ^ Stratford X But Gil In right—against certain Also outfielders .pick SantanleUp VukttYlch’s winning total 6t $89,- of his defeats were by no mbfa .and walked three aa he pitched' I—ACi'lo a Sylvester mour, two Housatonic League ri­ top collegiate pitcher*, for the Hall: Shortstops—Clyfis^ Smith. Simmons il-SCvs Poholnky (3-3). 3—.Normans Hall; Fritnk Tracy, Meriden; John High's talented basketball center,./ ' said Alston. "That would of Providence, R. T,. Holy Crons; Pittsburgh at Milwaukee. 10 p.m.— 496M In 1953. than'two runs. In three others; tha steady ball all the way. vals. qualified fOr the (Tlass B (Me-- aecond Rtrolght year will at­ ^Robinson Champ of Only Olsop’ 3— l.awyeis RIstey, Windham; Tliird bssemeri is headed for the .Unlverst^ of ’’ n a stronger bench with Neil Stinneford of. PlKjlelfl; Me., Friend t9-3i vs Htihhn (3-3). Cards were shut out. Next league action will take 4— Ansaldi dlum School) touhiey. Undefeat­ N e w ‘York, June 1 (/Pi—Larry^tn 1955 frir R>’ff, w'ho suffered.his tempt to pitch Vole Into the Thursday’s Resalts - d i e t Totten, Bristol; .Bill Kelly. Cbnnecticut in the fall. .Boh neld, , 1 or FuriUo on i f Colby, and Ray Lamonjagne of And it looked like more of tha place tonight at 6 'Vetpietek First Boaad . ed. Seymour was ranked first In first pro defeat. That waa a de Eaateih Intenmlleglate Qaae- him about 19 instead oty'is. 1 Plltahurch 3. New’ York 0 (nighL Fii., June 1 .....'.3—3 Boardman. the latest ‘|Boy Won­ Hall; Outfleldsrs’—Davo FracOhia) 'commissioner of the National U t- lUo's a rather expensive Manchester, N. H., Tple. Now Y ork \ (N E A )—When Ray 147-pound title. Everybody was called In uisl half of 8>h. rain). same at sca.son's start f the kid Field. The Lawyer* arid Normans Mon.. June 4...... b—3 the pairings with a 5:50 rating on cision loss to Ralph Dupaa in New boll ' , l.eaguo chomplenahlp' know, he couldn't hur^anybody St. I,ouls 9, Cincinnati ,2 (night). Windham; BarCy Biumenthol, HoU; tla League in town, also pitches bench iiAimer. Would he be traded Christian said pfohovich re­ R<4>lnson a t e p ^ off a train from posltlvs Servo would be 'assy, Three Tills TJfaved from Vinegar Bend. Ala. His two will clash In a baltle for firat Tues,, June 8 ...... 2'—4 11 wlna.' der’’ of the hghtwelght division, Orleans, Dtipa*'’ home town. In when the Ell’a meet Princeton all through his comsback and Milwaukee 15. Chicago 8. defeats were hy i-’2 and 5-4 scores. Thurs., June 7 ....3—1 Howie Yorim, Windham. for- th* Main 8L Merchonta In ths for a gobd pitcher T ceived the moat votes and will be California at N ^ York's Grand Robinson remembers the situa­ Only garden scheduled. ^ place. Following Seymour in the Class risks hla brand new reputation to­ 1954, when the rangy New Yorker In a loop title playoff at Yoie we told him to qult--partlcularly His first two victories were 4-2 FrI. June ( ...... 4—3 Field tomorrow a t'2:80 p.m. If an attempt were, mads- to Bte.. Softball Leogus. .Vsteran wn bpnld gnt a rani pitcher, tha-.region'a top candidate - for- the. Central Station, hb fouiyl one of tion.’ He was *40. 1 in line. \ ' Saturday’s Schrduley:— ■ In Chureh League (•) Mon.. Jim* II -,...l-:-4 ■ B pairings is Housatonic Valley night against rangy-Frankie R yff won "Rookie of the Year” honors,- AU-Ameriea team to be aelected the nrangest welcoiH,ing commit­ Robinson now goes on pride, after he lost to Tiger Jones, and New York at Cincinnati. ^20 p.m. and 5-3.,: ; ' • • Ab V h po 's *1♦ ibl I ■Tues.. June 13 ___3—3 Re^onal, 10-1. with a 5.09 rating; Both teama flblnhixl the reg­ •elect a most valuably, p 1 a y e r soAball and baseball catcher, Ber­ sure,’.' answered Alston. . Brooklyn at Chicago (2).'2^30 p.m. PhUftpS. flA ...A... 2 1 0 2 0 ri f t i of New York in a- 10-rounder at he outpointed Dupaa In Brooklyn. nie August has Joined th* Bum- during the College World Series tees a jchampion has rec^eived. but any thoughts that the greet­ took a decision from Johnny Lom­ Fyter. If I’hur*.. 'Jtine 14__ 3—1 Staples, .8-1, with a 5.0 rating and ular league play with IdentleM there’s little doubt t)iat the win­ I fleae Phllad-lphla at St. l,oulii. 3 p.m. Behind the effective one-hit The Cards gave him plenty of 2 2 I ft 0 ft r’rl.. June 18 ,.,..4—3 Madison’ Square Garden.’ , Dupaa currently la ifte No. 2 con­ side Dwelettes eoftbsll team f<>r at Omaha. Neb., later this month. ' We havien't the money to guar­ ing would ruffle him are quickly bardo In Cincinnati. He looked PllUbtirgh at Mllwaukr-. 10 p.m. of Ed Bushnell and Nino working room la.st night, piling up I synch. If .4. aa,...... 4. 1 0 0 Moil.. June 18..,,,.I—3 Branford 10-2, with a 4.75. \ record* of aeven win* ogolnat' ner would come from the group Tbe Dodgark.lk upon Rush u ------pitching _ (?ih5F)nV p »,...... 4,., . 1 1 0 TTte nation’* boxing fanx have tender behind Italy's Dulllo Loi. th* balance of the sesson. Tha antee him, and. that Is the only tossed out. awful againat^Lombardb'—it was Hunilay’* Hdirdale Paganl. Center Congos easily [ an 8-0 lead in two frames off Tues.. June 19...... 3—4 Seymour tackles Staples Mon­ two lo**e». ' 'fho tlnl*h pecea- comprising Vaughn, Whits and a good pitraer. M d the Cubs prob­ in March of- 'S6. NfW York at (incUinatl (2(. 2:,30 p.m. Kfith. rf ...... 1 0 ft Thurs.. June 31 .. 4—1 been curious .about the Marl­ Ryff, who runt a cleaning and Bast Hartford club ts currsrttly thing that would Stop ua from wln- "I. hope k lot of people think Brooklyn at Chicago, 3:30 p.m. blanked Allied Printing 7-0 last i .slat ter-losei Art Fowlei and Hal Rrnsoni. cf ...... 1 ft 1 , FrI. June 22 ...... 2t-4 day afternoon at 4 o’clock in ia *ltated the acttjng of the; regu- Manehestsr'a trio Of itand- ably wouldn't b^adverse to pick- “ But ha/seemed to know more f»lAn«f|rId r I ft fV^ borough, C?onn.. fi ;hter alnce he dyeing store w.ien he's not fight­ lorly acheduled w n ttm t oa a the oldest teonl. In Connecticut ' nlng'the title,” said Marv Jensen, some of these fellows can beat Philadelphia at St.' Loiit.i (2i. 3:30 p. night in a Church Softball Leagu e ;Jeffcoat. Wilme breezed through Mon.. Jons 38___ ..1—3 semi-final duel at Stratford, while upset both Lightweight Champion tmts. Cole, Simmons., smd John­ \ ing up la good ootfleldef. What’s Baseball Playoffs about hitMself than we did. He n ( ;<*ntilror'‘ 3b ... ft ft Tues.. June 34 __ 3—4 ing, has a"20-l record, with th rv meeting to declde'the title, cur- son. Veteran CoachTrim Kel­ laying umihr tiie same sponsor, who manages'Gene Fullmer. me.” he saj'S. "That would bring Pittaburgh at Mllwaiikec (2i, 3:30 p. game at Robertson Park. Bushneil j o' a two-hilter for eight innir^sl .? MrKrnnA. 2b ft ft Hpuiatonic Valley Ttegionsl and kayo*. Boardman'a record is 30-2 more^ Buss B avw , Brooklyn's wanted 'to keep going.and he Seeand Raaad Wallact. (Bud) Smith ind Feather­ rMitly held by Vole on the hoiA* ley alto guided the Indians to fow in Uielr H)th yssr the-Dovsl- '"nie commission should make customers In the house. Training faced only 16 men in the‘fiv* in-j Tlien in llte ninth, Gu Bell, 'fed ' n. NfcK^'tma. lb Tbnr*.. June 38 ___2—1 Branford play the same day at the with 14 kayos. He dropped' de­ manager, and Wid Mat- Underway Tonight knocked ou t'Ted Oils in three, Riftk# 3h ...... (V ft weight rt'.ler Sandy Saddler in of an undefeated league *ra*on the title autoniattcally quail attss have challM up 10 victories him fight my guy. Robinson for Olson, I ran' f.tVe miles In 45 hings that he worked while Pa-1 Kluszew’skl and F. ank RobipSon XAvak, h ft FrI. June 29...... 4—3 same time at WetherafleM in the cisions t'd^Ralph Capone 2'*/years * thews, the Cuba' direMor of play- )>eat flarth Panter . and' Rocky 1 *1 Mon.. July 3 ...... 3—1 . . other semifinal. non-title' i^ h U in Boston early last year. ties aa coach of. the A L L -C C IL in their first I v starts.. Vint wouldn't have a chance and hq min'Hes every morfling. That's the ganl held ,t)ie losers hitifeas and ■ hit consecutive home rums.,niatch- Sart^rir. rf ...... ft ft Wed.. July 4 ...... 3-:-2 this year. 'They'll get a chance to ago and to southpaw Kenny Lane seven games'played this season ted IngTersonnel are on c lW trading Castellan!—and.Vthat. was an tm- Ryrnolaki. Tf ..,.5: ft ft ft ft 0 ft ft nnals Next Friday Yale, In the eerie* dating squad and Hall's Bob McKee, who Springfield, Mass.. June 1 UP)— knows It," said Bob Melnlck, who 'same time as it iakesijto go 15 scdrelesa in the last l » ’o fcamea.|ing a miich-tied major league rec-. Wed., July 4 ...... 1—4 SM the -year oJ.d in action via last year.'He ia.j»’ork(ng (>fi a four- hi ths Rsc Softball Leogus hs'vs tarma pfeasive one—and then hit Olson. Fri.. July 4 ...... 4—2 The Class A finals are stkied 20 hock to 1867, ha. won 12t con- did a fine job of leading the War- Boston University enters the Dis­ guides R a il* Tiger Jones. roimtl^. Two outer contests wer.e played i ord. '/ Totals ...... 20 ~3 15 "l ”^2 the coast to coast telecast (NBC- fight victory straak. I averaged one hour and 86 minutes. T b e j ^ nlfeady gotten together ' "Robinson is about five ;.tlmes intermediate Mon.. Julv-9 ...... ,1—2 Friday afternoon, while Classea, B teoU' to Princeton’* 00, with riois to a eecond place tie, would trict 1 NCAA bsseball playoffs to­ "Make the match and we'll have "A llH h * peofle are telling 'me, Tuesday. - At Robertson Park,: '-Stan Mu.sial and rookie Don"^ ArHa 4 SylvFtlFr (I) Tues. Jul.v 10 .....3—4 TV;-radio, 9 p.m., EST). Boardman is rated a good punch­ The time ia much too long fas s to sen^Jnekaon to Brooklyn' for the fighter he was against Jones.” andd ,C are scheduled for. Wednes­ two ending In tlee. In the.poat assist the Red and White mentor. night in the unusual position of champton.ihlp again," yelled how tired. I looked in the third and Temple Beth opened its season | Blaslngame epxu had four Hits in ib r h po a F rbt i Thurs.. July 13.,..4—1 Despite the. wo big < wins, the er and. a fine boxer. J ly ff is no seven-tnnlng contest biit the outflelde^^alt Mo’ryn and infielder having l>eaten the other three con- Found Soft Touch.. 2b ...... 2 ft 0‘ .ft ft 2 'ft FrI . July 13...... 2—3 day"' afternoon. Since . natural five year*, the teiuiM have apUt Before concividlng, others who John De John for his Ckirmen Basl- fourth roirtids of the second fight. The question is, then, whether with a close 14-13 triumph over | the. .Cards>-f5-hil attack. Mtisial ^Mcdrhan. 2b ..... 1 .ft ft ft ft ft 0 blue-eyed blond, son of a former puncher but he la a g g r ^ lv * and 'games should be completed In lees Don Hoalte. Inst DMember. Ij^ter testahts during the regular aea- Loop Rosters Mon.. Julv . IA...... I—3 fields. must be selected after tha even In playing, twelve contoat*. are deaerving of some mention for llQ. - ' Some say lin k e d like l.was falK^ Robinson has come along or mere­ First National Stores while, at was four-for-fojr, lipping’ his . FtetrhFr. lb 1. ft ft 1 ft 0 ft'^ Tues., Julv 17 .,..3—4 pro boxer, has been made an 8-5 fast with his hands. V time once moet of the plityars. gat' ths Brooks' sent pitcher R< ■on. ■ Those around Bobby Boyd In ing apart. That waa on TV. ® Hanj»*n. c ... a___ ft 1 12 0 2 ft Thurs,. July 19....2—1 resulta come in from the semi-final 'Yale took the league game loat their contributions to their tesm'e ly found a soft touch in Olaon. C3iarter 'Oak Park Community average to .307, and drove* in two Simmoni*. rf. If, p ft ft I ft ft ft underdog to the 24-j’ear old New If either wins impressively, the year, then won in a non-loop accustomed to performing utwer Meyer to the '-Cube for mini Chicago began figuring for a Nassiff Arms 1 Fii., July ,40...... 4—3 games, no announcement on the performances Includs Ted Haddad TV», wi.»nn . . (W-8-1) wss Scheduled to DlftereiH in iS tir' Fullmer, who won a hot on* Baptist shaded St. Mary's 11-7. runs. So did Haiik Sauer'and Ken AruiBrJion. 3b ..... ft 2 ft ft 1 ft: Mon.. Jiilv VI ...... 1—4 Yorker. victor may wi„u up with .a title aeaalon. Two year* ago the the lights. An assist from the fiHaton as part ^j^^et New Hampshire's Yanhee- Coach Russ Cowles. .Arthur , If 3 ft n 1 0 ft h' Tues... Jiilv 24...... 3—2 sites for the finals is expected be- (Windham), Dtck.Buasa (Briitol) good .match that would put their 'Tt waa differ^t In/Tbe ring. from Charley Ktimez, wduld like Center Congo* (7) Boyer. ' , Ryff, ranked as the No. 8 con­ shot against Champion B id Smith. Bengal* ■polled the Ell'* loop weatherman would also hslp Im­ cf Uia daaL Conference champions (10-6) at Edwin Adams, Robert Kwash. AB R H PO A K Tarea. m ...... ft 0 ft , 1 ft 0 Thurs.. Julv 24...... 3—1 fbre_ Tuesday: Dan Gaffney (Merldent, Emil A r .6 bo.v In the picture. I Juat stopped ddutg' things so to find out. So wouM Baailio. Blanco, r f ...... 3 2 1 1’ 0 Joe Adcock, drove, in five runs F^rridonl rf ..... ft 0 ft ’ ft 0 ft FrI , July 27...... 4—2 tender .iBoardinan la No. 7). Is Boardman’s brain' trust is ready to record, and then loat twh to the mensely.. . .Maurice ArehomMult, f r-- Robinson, who staged a battle m. (DST). In the second.game Steve McAneeny, James Meaoham,, Putnam, Watertown. Terryvllle lee (Bristol), Dick DsFlllIppo From one end of boxing to the Olson would get some confidence Neither is a knockout artist, M$lck, If ...... 4 1 ft 1 j [I; and hit two of five homers, by the rarv^y, rf ...... ft ft ft ft ft n! All games played at Verplanck Field, practici.ly new face himself. guarantee §mith $50,000 for a Bulldog*, a repeat of the 1188 atandout third boaeman-ciutfielder for third with Jackin in spring Glenn Merrer, Gil Boissonneault,^ KpiifcI. 3b ...... 4 U ft 1 YAfk. p. If ..4,... ft ft ft ft ft ft! nained Out games to be played Wed­ and Berlin were ranked one to" (our (Bristol), Lao Cyr (Man &aasachusetts (10-5-1) was pitted other. It seems, anybody Who has and start throwing a\few leads. but both have tremendous stam­ 2 1 ' Braves, who now have hit 14 in Hampered itV’ the’ laal year by .title defense in Boston. th* past throe suriipisn with th* training, wasn't bitter about the Albert Churilla. Robert Flskc, Whitman, aa ...... 4 ft 1 1 Rylv^nt<»r. a ...... 1 0 ft ft ft ft nesday evenings. respectively in the Class C (Small record.x Princeton *wept two cheater), Charles Maher (Bristol) agaipst yermont (16-5) at Pyn- a middleweight feela all that la That's all I wanted." ina. which is huppoaed to be the Fptrr«. rf ...... 4 ft 1 1 2 I i three consecutive gameii and 16 in cull around the ?;i*\'ea, Frankie . Scoring will be by rounds. A sup­ league ghme* In .1862, and hut Burnside Dovslettca, was recently benching. *‘I don't blame Alston for chon Park. Jack Gustafson, Richard Kacinskl, T-.UI* ...... V.. IS 1 3 l.n .1 5 ft School) pairing* Putnam. 9-1, Ron Yscawyeh (Bristol), Dick married and Is now rssldlng to) needed to win the title is a signed Ernie Braca. one of the c.hamp's key to Robinson, v^- BruMii; r ...... 1 1 2 2 ]| [{i four; straight. Both totals tie,,ma- A5IERICA.V LEAGUE' hasn't fought since Dec. 23 when plementary point system also is toiik the lHnl()i Trophy three sitting me down,” said Jack. ‘‘Jack- The championship and consola­ contract with Sugar Bay Robin­ pentagon-numbered managerial ioberl N811? Donald Pdntlcelli, Wllnon. lb ...... ____ 3 2 2 5 a—SvUteRlFr rari for York in 5ih. had a 6.1 rating; while Watertown, Duerr (Hall) and Kenny Lorn Msnchestsr. Archsmbault has Untll .Ray ' RobttuKm defends Frcpburn. 2b .... .3 0 .1 a y 0 I Jot- league, records and both have An.«aMr» ...... 201 21X—5 he edged Baby Vaaquez. • used to break ties. The winner of bsrdo (Meriden). son is going good. I'm not."' tion gamei will be played tomor­ son. ■ board, chomps on a xigar while Stephan Provost, Richard Tarea, 11- 1, had s 5.08: Terryvllle, 10-1, •00*00*. ago. X ” - joined the Manchester Auto Bsrts again, you can see him tvio w'ays BuMhftPlt. p ...... 2 1 I 1 1 " been achieved before bX Ih*' A A S ..V...... ftftft ftlx—1 , a»r I* Team* /. First Pro Defeat X each round gets from on* to four BCIHOOLBOY MILE ’ Robinson had one other, thing to row nlght-rthe titllst' then heading „ Like 1946 Tangh) you tell him of the imany \Vho —-as a ,bona*fide great back hj David Duffy. Paranl. p ...... 0 0 ft 2 X raited at Ih^ And of fivf In- 1. Spriicn Rubber / a 4.90; and Berlin, 11-2, a 4.84. T- in th* Rec Softball Ltaguo. .Pre­ n y —with a^smile: - J! j Braves., They share the ; three- lna.«-:-iain 2. Polire a FiremenF4r^mAn / The Ptitnam nine takes on Ter- That made it. four out of five points, the^^loser none. ■ Accordingig to a. recent A P story for Omaha, Neb., June 9-14 for the Nat Fleischer, the ring historian, think Robinson gotjfOt aw ay' ’With shape—or ias the ancient cham­ Police laid Fire SB. Fyl<*r StaiiRfioW. York; DP. diction: Rooky Marciano will coma "Don’t trado Furilla Trade me." College World Series. ink " Totals ...... 1ft 7 9 21 9 2, game mark with the Yankees and .t 8tanrhe*trrtrr Mok^ i-yvtlle Monday afterno<)n at 4 out of Boston conesming two )Ugli out of retlremsnt and fight, Floyd compares It to the. i946 weUsr- murder in his comeback pion of weak-chihned Bobo Olson Coach Jim Wiley. Allied I’rinlinx <6) Red Sox. arid have the four-gam* P^nzonl to D. M-cKAnna: BB. (libaon 3. 4 Manchesterrr OptinI’ v.'eight tanglf. That was when A1 ’ ’He la old, .yea," Braca aa.va, d a sitting duck for a strong Poulin, ct .. 2ift ft 1 ft ft York S. SImmon.x 3: SO. ftlbsAn 3. ^...... A%~ 1 o'clock at Windsor, while Wgter- B(Uiool runners a new mile record Patterson for ; the hsavywa(|^t Gordon (Jeer, Bernie Balon. Har­ ft ft K 1 record all^to them.seivcs. York.3. SimmoiiF 3: Illtn ofL York 2 Miiny Swim ^fafks Weill and Marly Servo owned the "but that punch bf his malueh 1^, ry Roy. Dimny M,anrhuck, Robert klverril. 3b . 1 4 Sim.. .TunB >' .,y/..2—.1 .town and Berlin play that .same could be set In the annual New title within a ysar. • - M home run that first baae- THREE-CP LEAD B. Hoy lb . 1 ft ft, 9 r for 5 rnn.x in 3 1-3 Slmmonr* ) for I Mon., .funo. 4...... 1—3 English Schoolbdy Sensation England Track Meet Saturday, Maltempo, Michael Gates. Roheil i.enun’. 2b .. 1 ft ft 4 (1 Lew Burdette wa.s the winner, t’iin in 1 2-3: WP. Simmon*. York; PR WAd.. Jun^ ...... ^2-4 afternooiy>th a game at Walling­ Dala Long of the Pirates hit o 6 Up for Approx^ June 9, at Brunswick, Maine. McIntosh, Donald 'Sylvester, fel- Kuhlntann. 4t.*t ft' 1 1 1 1 although needing Red Murff's help StanBfiAld. Hanaon; W. (*ib.*on: L. Fri . JunA S • ford. ' X . ■lindy McDaniel of the T w n . Scotland, May 31 (Ab — Bohme, If ... '* ft ft 1 1 ■ft York. Scorf! Kvana: Timr. l.;2ft. 8r(.. JitnA 9, 3 'Pori Luisl of Rockland, Maas., and SCHOLASTIC BASLBAll^ wood .LeehaUsse, David Heyart, ft ft as the-/Cubs scored six in the May 31, is baUeved to Joe Conrad of Ban' Antonio,'Tex„ n. rioy. rl ... 1 ft ft 1 / M(fn*.'...... i—4 Of British Amateur Tourney Naw York, J. .le 1 (fli^Twanty- nd^.$trsnger to Clutch Paul Phln Naw Britain 8, Bulkeley 3. Stephan Hubbani. Henry Jaslow- Krafljack. ,c -. 2 ft ft ft 1 0 ninth. Pete .Whi.scnant and Jim NATIONAL LEAGUE WAri. JunA 13,...,,3—2' have aet\a. record for distance In the defending champion, held a Ye8ierday*8 Star8 Secojid Annual iaycee Golf l-abritz. p ... I .ft ft 2 ft 1> ; King honiered for the Cubs and Del Ft/. .lunA 15...... 3-1 * n ■ 1-^ two swimming perfo/mances hav* riey apd hie champlorishlip Man Bait Hartford X Hartford Ct. three-up lead over Scottish cham­ skl, •C^iarle.': Keeney, Henry 'Du'*’*^' ft ft ft ' Standings Forbes Fie)<). *nie ball left the Moi-nn: rf ... 1 0 0 " Crandall. Bill Bruton and Ed Sftl.^JunA l€ ...... 4—2 Troon, Scotland, Jun# 1 ij^ -X p lo n Reid.* Jack today in inched been lubniitted by the Amateur cheater Jllgh cross countiy squad Windsor 7, Windsor Locks 0. park over the 436-foot mark. The pion Reid Jack at the end-of-the William Portef; Libby, if .... ft 0 0 0 ft W. L. Pel. ' Mon.. Jui>r IS.,.,,.1—2 V i II I 1^. ,11 ■'mii is 9 I Pitching—Ronnie Kline, Pirates S' I Mathews' whacked the others for i.oon » WAd.. JunA 2f)...... 3—4 Major L^agiio ___ *i.,i_____a .in .t, .nir two-t'WQ. 36-hoIe36-hp)e, semi-final m'atchermatches Athletic union to the Intemstion- the past two ssosonfi, rscsntly. set Sporting Newd^aays that b6th BUI first 18 hole* of their 36-hole qusr- PontlcelH’s Tolabi Medics ...... '1 0 ^ Fri. JunA 22 ...... 4—K^ Thoae fkther* of Byitiah golf v/ho u. Federation for consideration aa a new mile ^ecopd in New Boland The first preakness waa rpn. —Gave up only fpur singles, struck Tournament Schedtiled June 5 21 i,\)’ i / } i Milwaukee. The three-game set^al i.ooo over the Troon championship links Ta:ry' and D ^ h CbmiUt„hit, .ter-final match in the British Am-, CYtach Harry Carlson. Congofl .Auto Parts ...... 'I 9 SiM.. JunA 23...,:. 2'i-3 decided recently they'd- better look record* at it* meeting open- acholasUc comyaUUon. T h e '^ a May 27| 1873 at Pimlleo rocs track out three and walked none to beat DP Kvcrrit to I.amir- to Ru.v, 2: 1 ChicBS” riad 22 home runs arid 62 5forlarty’s ...... 1 1 .50(1, Mon.,# JunA 25...... 1—ft/ The other semi-final matched. tw(r hofiiera over the 'lexit gate^ but ateur Golf championship today. . Terrance Cunningham, ’ Robert =s5^Loadort== .Lausanne,' Switserland, to- Stater waA ttmo^ toi 4:31.5. Also in Baltiitloriik: Giants 3-0 Imfain-shortened, eight- Fmohurn to Wilson: LOB, I'ongwi .2. runs scored. Green Manor ...... 0 2 .000 Wrd. JunA 77...... 2-U more to performance then to prei- other Scot*, George.Heiiderson and Long's blow cleared'-the fence to Jo.seph Malsick. president of the; the State Tournament which will Carlson, George Magnuson.- Ed­ Ailiort 1. ItB, Paganl 3. I-abritz 2;. lilts Fri , Jiinr » ...... 2-^1 i / AniBriraii l>caciie tlge in picking their future Walker 'day . , Laurel race track is* 20 miles inning garnA off. Bushnoll for u runs in.6. Paganl .Allows Four .Singles Leslie Taylor. ths center field side m the ^te. Man,chester Jaycees, ^ a an-1 be held at'the Ayoh'DouhiO' Club ward Hill, Skip Fisher, Richard 1 S(M.. Junf 30..I.,*.4—3 B*(ting (bRiied,on 75 at batn)'~Man- Cup teams are readying ihemeelvea Included in the 16.' marks by from both Washington and Baltl-, Hitting^Joe Adcock. Braves- 0 for U runs In 2. . j Ron Kline starved the Giants A t Biickley Field last night Mou,, Julv 7 3—1 : llA. Saw York .414: MaxwAll. D«itroit. Conrad, the last a 28-man , Pie Traynor, who has beenaroiind nquheed that the local ch a fe r w ill' cm-Tuesday, July 17. \ Bisjell, Roger Amiralilt, f'ttobert WAd. Julv 4..3—2 (or a hearty pat on the back today. men werie six of foreign swimmers more and occupies 320 ^ re s of WallcmiM two home runs and a on four- singles and walked none J .375; Winon. ,B4)Mon, .357; KuAnn. Da- American contlngent'Uiat bid for. iFWbes FieM. since the 193fis. said otiee again sponsor a Juniol/Golf The winner of the ^ a te Tpur- Churilla, Larry H ’ .zog, Ronnie Tt KSDAVS UAMKS Greeri'Mknor went down under a WAd . July 4,<*....l—4 1 troll. .14S: Brira. Se.w York, .341. The way Johp Beharrell. an 18- attending:' achoof in till* country. Anne Arundel County in Mary­ double In four trips to drive In fK’e Tournament in continuance .oVthe namrnt will be sent to thie^ Nation- while Gene Freeze poked a three- Fri.. Julv f/ ...... 4—2 the title, was upset by Jack, one he had never seen a bsLll hlt>out or Gess, Dennis Guay, William Bread- Temple Beth (1.4) barrage of Moriarty hits to the i ■Runii—Mantlf Naw York. 45: BauAp. year-old' English schoolboy, ha* The** lificluded one by Rex Aubrey land. > rufw during 15-8 romp over CJubs. civic program. \ ' al Tournament in the Summer. li r o A B I run double in the fifth to beat Jim . Mon. Julv ...... 3—4 New 'VorlP, 35: 1^ » a'x. Kansaii OIU’. Mc- up,/1n yesterday's, semi-finals. But ' ths park at that spot. heft. Ron LaPoinlc, Robert Laz- tune of 12-2 in a National Little - WAd. JuiS* II;...... 4—1 played In 'the tradition-draped of-A'uatratia and five by Jiro Na- This year-the Junior Golf Tour-1 Last year's local winner wagDavid Wei**, c . I DuugaUl, N< w V«)rk and Yo»l ’ and afterward. l\e apeiU more time dis­ zeri, John Campbell. Uobkm. p 8 2 i-S 1 ilH eam . The game was halted by Fri.. JhTv 13 ,.,...3—3 . Washington, 3l\ Britiih Amateur golf champtrin-! gasSwa of Japan, both of whom ■T" namfnt will'be conducted on Tue. - . Dtincan. . \ , . Bantly Oil llttiuiler. lb 3 I.,eagiie. game. Big Marshall Mon.. Julv IS ...... 1—2 cussing ' young Beharrell’* golf 4 ...... 3 1 0 It lira in with the Pirates batting in . WAd.. July 18...... 4—r RunA hatvd me—Mantle; New ship has strengthened the belief attended.Yale during the year. day, June 5,.gt the Country (jlub. j , ------V Coach Ronnie Daigle. Pickman. 2b ... 2 2 t D’Avanzo c()llected s home run. game than his < own misfortune St«ai3er. !f ...... 1 2 (\ l b oi P'Kdth. Fri.. Julv 2ft..1—3 ! Wanhington. 34. Baupr, N ork and Ihst there sre top'motch young Swimmers . frum the Walter Dick Nassiff has been appoinlet); _ ' ■ /-i li '* \ William Hearn, Raymond Pontir and a double to'drive in four inins. I Mon.. Julv 21 .... 2-1 against Jack. UUtenberg. 3b .. 1 4 1 1 1 1 The Yankees got their gift runs Morlarty's heavy bats, coupled Simpaon. Kannaa City. 32. golfers to.be found In Great Brit­ Reed Cfilib of Waaitington,. b. C., chairman of the tournament; “L a r-! g f e f l L . O l l 6 fi[€ S celli, Rtmtiie Simnion.s. Richard WAd.. Julv *25).*....2-4 Hitn—Mant.lA. Naw York. 66: Ku*‘iin. Said the carrbt-topped 'Texan: accounted for ' four of the six 4 2 t* o n ? ' sixtit.'breaking a 4-all lie With the splendid three-hit pitch­ Fri.. Jujy 27,..,,..1—4 ain— providing the Walker Cup ry Perry, golfing coach for ' the ^ ^ 'Dutson,.,Joseph Dyer, Robert Mor- Sp'gat. it.’*' - . < D^tinit. 56: Goodman. Bouton. 50; Tut- "A victory for Behkrrell would do women's riiark* forwarded to the Wrealonn. Yf ,, 2 '0 I) 0 0 01 with the help of two Senator er- ing of litUe Johnny Lucas. . gave Mon.. Auf. 13....i.1-2 tlA, DAtroU and BArra. Nrw ^York. 44, Selection Cfommittee will go be­ Manchester High School, la assist- f .gxn flrilfx toB. Daria (^annon, Carl Johnson, MeMer, lb * ...... 2 ft r , b WAd . Auf. 15...... 3-1 Doublcn—Kuonn. DAirolt. 13: V-AriKm. a lot for British gol(.\ld would en­ FINA. ing with Uie a^angements. ria il l-iCagUe Sh<»rir>if,, 2b .... . 1 b. b r- n U -Xetrs and thri-e hits. Each club had the fighting Green Manor boys^ Fri. Aur 17...,...4—2 yond the social register «nd the courage other* . of thV same age Delbert Reybolds; Scott Mitchell, D' .1210 hits.with at_ 9*»_ Boston. 11; lyoodman, Boston and Tut- Marks submitted'*by the AAU: The tournament is open to, all '/ Wlchmati. rf — 0 1 0 0 0 the., Washingtons I !1a. DAiroit. 10:Whllr. Boatftn. Lollar. ultra .clubs In looking for them. and ability to try all the harder AIsn\Gates, Robert Brass, Robert , Whacking four I Chicago. Skowron.-‘ N aw Y«irk .and Men who will not have reached their Bitston, June 1 (iP)--The- Bbslbn triples, a double At|(he moment. Beharrell Isn’t for a place on Britain's* Walker Daigle/Daitiel Banavige, Richard TotaU' ...... 14 14 S 31 J ® i and homcr.s bv Lyle Lutlrell and ' i CourtnAy; Washington. 3, x ',,.100-Yard ^ee»tyle-i-:48.9 by 18th birthday by A’ug. .20, 1956. Post reports, today that a Seven- Avery. \ n r»l N »nai (1S> Tripl****— Washington. 5; assured of a place on ,the British (Tup' team for next year’s Naatch Robin Moore, Slamford, and ;49 by BoMfii, 31t ...... 4 2- A2 ft t* 0 U’ .l' -I . • a-«»vvS4.-s. 4 8 (Z M ri AJOUCI IIUJIlCTICil Ja^sao. Boston. 4; Goodman, Boatoh. team that w'iti oppose the U.S. But No formal application blank, ia team organization of Jndependent ( ’iilhoun. p .... .5 3 1 4 1. ft Road Service Minosn, Chirago Simpson. Kansas Citv with the U.S.” Rex Aubrey. -Australia. ’ needed In order to compete, qpd schools in the East are organizing 3 4 1 . 1) . lor the Yanks. Tom Morgan won m if l)e should happen to go on to -• \ ( ’aTeop. lb ...... ; . 4 I ft 7 1 1 and Cfrv. N aw York, 3. » (70rirad's defeat left .the U.S. 15-'Meter Freest.vle—18:08.9 by there is no charge. , ' a conference for football competi­ HART il|lEAks‘‘RCX'ORD 1‘lalr, c •...... 1 2' I 31 ft b rt b ^i relief with Chick Stobbs the loser. Homs Runs—MantlA, N aw York.! 2ft; win' the amateur title, and ousted without a chancie at the champion George Breen, CorUandt ' (N Y i BrowD, rf ...... 5 1 3 ft ft ft 1 Ted Williams drove In two Bo.s- BArra and Baurr. N>w York and Tec-off Times / tion and will begin a league sched­ , Hartford, May 31 —Dick Hart i>ple.kd<*rhter. ■ If ft defending champion Joe Conrad of ship for the first time since World State Teacher*. ... 1 0 ft 0 : ton runs at-Baltimore as the Red StAVfra. Washington, 12: GArriAif. Bos- T*ee-off time for contestants at­ ule. in 1959. o| Windsor, wno's got an eye' on Kolry...... 4" 1 I 1 3 •2 BILL’SYIOBIL SERVICE 'ton, Jft. San Antonio. Tex., predicts he will War II. He was three up after 18 One .Mile Freestyle—19:40.4 b/ "nie Post story said that Boston the Olympics, rari.two miles-ln nine laaForgc 2b . ...A 2 0 2 0 1Sox .scored all four off starter Bill Btolen BasAs—KuAnn. DaIioH. 7; then Beharrell ought to be in line holes btit fell vl.^tlm to a comblna- Breen. , tending the afternoon session at B^npc't, cf ..:., ... 1 1 1 2 ft 1 1 Biisby, ClAVAland. 5; Carfv aiid MantlA. the high school wlH be (it 8:15 a.in. College. Boston University, Col­ miniit'f’.!^ flat here' yeste'fUay. In KtirenRord Cb .. ... 1 ft 0 2 2 ft Nfw York. .4: jAnSAn. Boston and for selection. llon of his 'bwn poor play and lOO-Ynrd. Breaatslroke-^03 by gate, Holy Cross. Penn State, running the two-’nule., Hart broke C’arleoii, cf ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 the first, then allowed only'two sin- 4 EAST CENTER $T. -4 Ml 9-8175 pJilllAv. Chiragn. a Beharrell met Scottish O.sm..* X s I For . those stiidents who attend the —. Jack’s sriernoon rally. Donnld .1, Kutvn*. Weal Point. Pittsburgh and SjTacuse are in­ a Trinity College field record for - glen the r’e.st of the way for his Pitching (basAd on 5 dAcisions)-- Find, i - 220-\^id Bneaxtijtroke—2:37.1. morning session, tep-off time will Totale ...... 35 13 10 21 B 7 875: BrAWAr. Bostcin v h be promptly a*. 1,’ 15 p.m. Play volved. ‘ the ■ mile. His time was 4:26.9. Tempi*' Beth ...... J .;... 4 121 0--M second victory. by, RIchVd Fadgen, North Caro­ i m terms .Trinity's mark was 4:2l\8. de­ Natirtnal ...... 12u 54o 1—13 lina A. C will be medal play arid governed 2B. Dobkin. Biiwni; HR. RUt«*nberg. XOMPLETE by the official USGA rules. The antique cup which each year feated Ika Matza of NYU, Lew ('alhoun. Clair, ,B»4»an; BB. Dobkiti -7, lOOrYard BHlterfly— .84.4 by A1 Prizes will 5e ""’arded to (he goes to the owner of the. horse yriti.- Stleglltz ’of the University of Cont Calhoun 6; Last Night^s Fights LINE OF berl \Vlgglns\fi‘..-,Olvlo State. winner and (he runnenip. Both nlrig Delaware P*clt;* $.50',0()0 Oaks necticut and George-King. *(so of Local Sport 200-Meter Butlerfly—2:18.7 by will be eligible to particlpatfe in was' made in England in 1829. NYU. I rnmin*nt4 a f rbi. Los'Angeles Jimmy Moser. 12.5. Natl«»aal l. Mfton. St. Ijouta. Rec* Softball toeaRue contest at member* of the Eaxterh Connecll- i onoL'v.iiYard Butterfly—2:07'' by .Osborn rf ...... 4 2 1 1 ft ft 39: Ro^lniionX Olnrlonatl an'Tl .f.’rmg. cut Board of Baatbali Xmplr*.* Xlcoia. c f'...* V.... '4 1 2 1 ft r Philadelphia Frank Alotla. 14D. Plttahui gh. 2k. Rbbertaon Park. T^e win was the will ba held tonight at 7 (i’clock at I ACCESSORIES ^ Riina ballAd In . Rovit. St, Lrt)iia. 41! second for Telao. in three starts. 400-Mcter Medley Relay-r-3:46 Totals ...... 12 11 13 18 4 -J "^7 Toonit. Pittaburgh. 19 Mtiaial. St. I*r>ula. the West Side Rec. . , Mary’* (71 35: Jablotiaki, (Mnrjinnati. .31: IfmlgAA Tonight’s contest at 8:30 pairs ; by ?((irth' ^r^lin a, A.C.' (W. Son- BUY. 3 TIRES AT LIST MoofrhotAwtf"v ...... 2 ft ft ft 0 ft ft Liverpool, England Pal Me’s-* TIRES Brooklvn^ Banka, C.hte’ago , and Thom-' the unbeaten Manchester Auto ner. J. Nelacin,,' D. McIntyre and lO ’D^II. p . ... n 0 ft- 1. . 0 ,ft ft won. Milw’atikAA '25. , N.4!S»IFF .VK.MS of the Inter- ft rt rt"^ leer, CJreal . Britain, outpointed ParU agairisl Case Bros. The lat­ Jantzen doffs its Cam to this'"Sea atHVf*nsr»n c. . ! ! ! ! ! 1 ft ft '0 Hlta—Bovat. SI- 68; . lefing. mediate League, will practicetracticebaae-'^"'’?^ base *' Women' , - na.srlc. r 0 ft ft i> Dino Albanese. Italy, 8. i .Midftle- ' lA n ER IES Pittaburgh.' 55; Moon. St I.#ou}a. 46. ter club has split in two outings. ball Saturday afternoon fro)n-4 to' 'Marshall, lb . 4 2 T> 1 n ft taeightsi. ' ' BaII. Cinrirmaii * 4n. Aahburn, Phiia- 100-Yard Butterfly—1:04.1 by Tartan" boxer of ipiported Cotton t'.l 1. 2 r till 6 o'clock at the West Side Oval; Tybr. 1b ...... 4 T 0,. dolphla. 44 . 6 AB R ){ rO A K I Shelley Mann. Walter Reed S. C., GET 4th TIRE EBEL noblnsori. rf , .V. .• 1 ft- ft 4 ft ft ft POLISH DoublAi—FurUlo. Brooklyn, Br|!. Cin- MrKiniiHv, ps that coordinates villh Jantzen . Schallrr. ss . -.'4 «» <» 0 1 .1 i einnah and Dark. N«w York. 11. Wallw. .y...... 3 1 I ft 1 o' I,Washington. D. C. ■ — j- tTovpv. 2h ...... ^.1 ft 1 ■ft •ft 1 ' ft ft RANK ARK FI .\NV n.SlI Pttitahurgh 9. fivr playrra lifd with 8 . Hharp. cf ...... 1 2 0ft ft n I * L® ’’ 100-Yard Breaststroke—1 ;13 by ft ft ft ft Branhiii, ■<: ...... 1 ..i 0 ft 1 family ktyles— authenUc Clan 1 Kilby. 3b ...... ***** 2n ft 1 ■RAKE FLUID TtlplAB—Bruton. MtlwaukAA. 7: Ma^. 8hl tiJp. Ih ...... 4 ft 1 14 I 0 w)ll be carried In the Herald until ; Mary' Jane Sears. Walter ReSd ! Brom n. If . ft ft ft •d N aw York. 6: Walla Pittsburgh. 5; y/- n«xt neaflon. : .g C ' •.. . Kinirsburv. If •> ft 2 ft ft ft ft Temple. Tex. -/Ti _ S,-im Floca Aaron. MUwaukAA, 4 Ranki*. nilrago. GIriiiwy. 11» ,...... 4 2 2 2 5 Tartans that; are Sanforized and WftM'Pii. 2I» L 2 5 1 Audrn, rf .... 4 • ft *1 0 ft 0 0 fished all afternoon at the Temple OIL-GAS toOpg. Pittaburgh and Muaial, St. I.;ftuia. L»ii “iiff* II rf . 11 U A ... 4obrYard Individual Medlay— BUY 1 TIRE AT LIST 1 1 ft I MA.NC HEMTER HIGH trill com- | 514 9 bv Sylvia Ruuska, Berkeley, '7 ift 15 7 4 Country Club lake with nn lurk. Mirilpaii. If 0 0 0 ft Mercerized to keep their colors . lotals ...... 14 4 Home runa—Hong. Pittaburgh 14 S(juiM). p ... 1 1 ft, 4 pete In the CIAC State Yrark ^gjif rommunliy .. 125 avi X—’11 At dusk he gave up and started LURRICATION BovAr, St . I>*uia. 12. Barfkfi, <:hlrHgM M(*r.*»/ s.n St. Mary's ... ftl 1 131 ft - 7 rmying aiTot.«a the lake to the dock. WIUIAM SCHULTZ, r»p. and Po«t Oinrlnnatl, 11.. Jabion>k| and ft ft ft 1 Champfon.^hlps Saturday at (he ■ 400-Yard Freest}^ Relay- ,»nd fit forever. Claaaic boxer Marshall KinKs- MArtnclli, ^ tf 0 ' ft 0 1 2B. IsaarcncY*; 3B Kloca, heard a sudden .Hpla.sh and a KluaxAWAki. rinrinnall. 1ft •Donahue, rf- 0. 1 0 0 1) Yale Field in New Haven. B ob, by Lafavette.ff.C. (J. Ro- 'hurv; ilR. Nicola . I.,C)R.. Oomnmnlfy SlolAn baao«-r-Mav^. Naw Y(»rk, H** GET 2ml TIRE PRICE •tyling with elasUcized waist 6 fit Mary's 9: BB. Moorrhousc i. thuriip. He turned around to find Moon. St. LfHiia 7. Rohinafin. Bro<>k|vn. Yinton of Manchester is .bne of „„*za, L. Crocker. B. Love and H. 'h )l ■ Willia'm Schultr., formerly of Beaupre Mo- Totals ...... 31 11 8 21‘ 17 U IjODAll 2. Ballard 4 Hits off. Moopa- a 3 'j pound basa flopping around ' riAm*’riiA. Pitlrhurgh and Rlaatngainr. .Mrrrkant* (0) the favorites in the mile run, Htighee). —completely lined Intenor- *, housA 5 for 3 runs in 3 innings. O'Dell In the boat. St .Louifi 4. ' AB Ft H*PO A K r ■ 400-yard .Medley Relay-A:27.4 •PLUS TAX and BECAPPABLE TIRE for 8 runs in 5. tor.i— welcomes you-,to his new location at Pitrhlng ibajiAfl i»n 5 d^ri.iionA)’ ' MafJ,ilas«‘n.. 1-b. •, ., 2 ft 0 0 0 ft . SCORER M NEEDED (or the by Walter Reed S. C. (S. Mann, plug quick-drj-ing supporter 11, MwrADTA rinclimati Ttwaj; Tmw 2b ...... 1 ft ft 2 1 i FriAiid ■ Pittaburgh. 8-2.) .fcftOi t'lunr. Giiiilait. 3b...... •3 ft 1 ft ft ft international Little League alth eiW . Werner. B. Brey am M. J. ir?4 East Center'St.— where all your motor­ MilwaukA#. 4-1 Kftft- kfltAll. S*. l*ouia. - 1 ,..tailored-ln coin pocket 5-2. .714, NAwcomhA. Brortklvn. 7-3. I'hri.siens'n, if ...... 1 ft ft ft ft ft Verplanck School. Anyone Inter Sears) and 4:23 by Walter Reed Wtxzolo...... 3 ft ft .4 ft (» ested in (h(f paying Job is asked | (S. Mann. .M. J. Sear*. B. Mullen ing needs wil! be carefully and reasonably .70ft. Martin. If ...... 1- ft 1 ft* ft NOTICE with button-down flap StrikAOUta — FriAn'd. Pittaburgh. 52. Rhupamp, rf ...... 1 ft ft i ft 0 to contact The Herald sports de­ and W. Werner). MUaII. St Iof>uia, 5ft; R.phArla Phlla- .Mrrarlby r ...... * 2 0 ft 0 ft partment. MIRRORS cared for. ) dlAphla. 48: NAwroBvbA. Brooklyn and ■ n Haddix. PhiladAtphia. 39. Vrllund p...... • “ ft 0. i 0 WE I NOW GIVE WORLD $ 4 .9 5 Z^man^k 1b ...... ft ft ft* 1 0 0 CiUBS BEING, MADE OVER Toials ...... 22 ■ft 2 21 "2 *^1 o l v m p k : d o n o r s AUTO OLASS ONE BACK MISSING Tp!«rt ...... - 15ft 111 ft- -11 f. Chicago iPi—The Chicago .Cuba GREEN STAMPS 2R n n . l.arpnstn RB. S>Tscu..ie, N. y. iPn>- Onondaga' Headquarters Vctlsn.I D,,SO. Moilsnd 6. lisid five new players in their SPORT SHIRTS FURNITURE TOPS See Us For ! Cfiiapel' Hill. N. C ., oPi -Spring , * County residents who contribute opening day lineup. They were i football practice at North ■ Caro- $10 for the Olympic* are getting Don Hoak at third, Wall Moryn TO MATCH . . $ 3 .9 5 For , Una brought nut all but one of the HARRIS NAMED free admission tickets for the 54th in right, Monte Irvin in left, Gale |Show*r Stall Oiwn ■> Glass Tub EneloturtsI 1 1955 ■ backs. Only player missing snnu'aj . Intercollegiate . regatta Wade In center and'Hoble Lan- • Meter Tune-up was halfback Ken Keller, leading New Brunswick. N. J., June 1 CP; here .June 18 and for the Olympic drlth behind the, plate. All have • Tire Repairg grdUrid gainer for the 1955 Tar - Warren E. Harris, a native of rowing trials. Jurte 28-30. 'Hi*, been up in the major* with other •tRecapping Heels, Dexter. Idaho, .^’ho earned four races will be held on Onondaga teams. . • / VANS lf!t“,'iS J. A. WHITE GLASS CO. • Iroke odjuttmenH letters each in basketball, football, Lake. Two University of North Caro­ and track at Missouri Valley’ Col­ ' ($77 Haitford Rd. Manchcitcr,Conn. OPEN DAILY 8 A.3I. to 5 P..M. ( •siiluffler Service ' , lina 'trackni'en arc 1956 Atlantic lege, today ...was named ' varsity Pittaburgh ' m a rt a g e r Bobby Joe Brown, New Orleans light­ GLENNEY'S MEN'S SHOP I INCLUDING SATURDAY ^ Redioter service Cloast Conference champions. Jim basketball coach at R|Ugei-* Uni­ Bragan and two of his coaches, weight boxer, was in seven Pacific TELEPHONE Mitchell 9-8066 • Whe^l Balnneing ' Beatty ia mile ruler and Charlis versity. He succeeds ' Donald 0. Clyds S'ukeforth and Sammy Nar- invasions wmls in the Navy dur­ 7 8 9 M A I N s t r e e t / ’ , II$ $ E L L $ t . M l 9 -7 3 2 2 T a ^ ro u g h is hrcij|td Jump tttlls^ . Whits who quit April lO. ' ron. were cateheri. ing World War H. ''

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■ > :./ ■I k M^jaijESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCaiSiTSIi; CONN., FRIDAY, jUtJE 1, 1956 P a 6 e N U ^ T B E ^ MANCHESTER^EVEN1NG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 1, li)6« PA€X EIGHTEEN flclp W u ttd— Mai* 36 ArticlM Pdr Sal* )4S Articlda For Sal* Musical instmieBto 53 Ronsea For Sal* 72 Hoosca For Sals 72 Reaort Property for 8*1* 74 Snbarban For 8*1* 75 Help Wantod-^Male 36 . Help Wantm^Male 36 WHY FAY MORKT MANOfEaTBR—Chsraliy 8 room BUILDDfO LOra In- Moackaster, ANDOVER— Four room -ranch THERE OUGHTA b e a LAW! BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Help W anto^Fc SS ■UCTRIC RASORS, aales aad QSRARD ST'—Large tour bodroom ABtoMobllee tor 8>l« PAINTERS WANTED—Apply Oif- aervl^. Fans aM tnitttaig heads FRIQIDAIRE, hi goad 4Sondlliaa. g u e je , fuU atae, new, tmnplate colonial on a beautifully land­ Cape Cod. Ceramic tile bath, liv­ near BoUod, Rural zona. Lota 123’ houas. Screened porch, fireplace, PRESS OPBRAtOR wadEsd. Piva for aU makes. Russell's Barber Vary reasonable. ML 8-7838. with case and one yaar guarantaa. ing room, ftrepUto, bodroom, din. xllS’ and larger. XU. 84810. acre land, 17,800. PI. V*178 IMS cadCVROLET. v .i ton plat­ ford Jarvis at Jarvja acres, Man- scaped comer lot. New bath, lava- day week, benefits. Must v p ly ^ cheater Green, Just Venion St. ENGINE LATHE Shop, comer Oak and Spruce >te. Chealkr Aceordien Co., 91 Unkm t(iry down; garage, large aide Ing. room, good sized kitxihen with after 8. Classified form ataka. Four apced tranamia- - ASSISTANT MANAGER AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC fumsoe St. MI. S-87IS. Optn Mondays, plenty of cabinet spate; down- CRYSTAL L a k e —T wo waterfront person. New Model Laundry, Tl OPERATOR porch. Immediate occupancy. T. aien. duala. Excallrnt condition. Summit 9t, t WANTED—Laborers. A W y F man ;StolMr with controls, tn work­ Wednesdaya, Fridays and Satur­ atalre. Two todrooma .upstairs. cottagea for sale. One tour room GLASTONBURY—3000 ManchosUr W hile WOM Full timt for new King's DA SAt lE—$11-8%. off on IM patterns ing order. |S8.*Tel. ML 3-8239 al­ j; Crockett, Realtor. Office XU. with running water, lot 118’ x 300'. Rd.—H mile from Manchsstar Advertisement No down payment. S3 weekly. Cole man, Woodhili Hemhta, Duva m the Blue lUhboa cdllattlon book. day*. Our 39Ui year in Manchea­ Encloacd knotty pins: porch. Motors. MI: B-OSSO. IS partment Store, shoe depart-''' ter 6:19 p.m. 84418. Residence MI. 9-7781. $6,800. One 7 room, large lot, nice town line; spacious two bedroom TOUNO WOMAN—Part time drug Alexander Jarvis Co. \ Wa also handle textura paint It ter. Breezeway and gatoga. Lot -SS x AND SEQVISG store work. Apply In person only. ment. Good opportunity for ad­ ,^MU8T HAVE ABIUTY TO 180. Combination aluminum atorm beach, $7,000. Several ' cottages ranch, beaqihful aetting; wall to CLASSIFIED ADVT. IBM, less, ISM, 1S5J CHEVRO- makes old ceiUnga look Uka aew. OIL-HEATER, axcallant condition, MUSIC Inatrumpntal, .•■cntal. Com­ THE BEST O f 48B Hartford Rd. WANTED—Experienced full ■ET UP AND OPBRATK NEW l is t in g windows. Many extras. FHA ap­ Short distance from lake. 83,300 wall carpeting, and many other DEPT. HOURS LEin, two doors, four doors, bard, vancement.. Apply to Mr. Ros­ Green Psiint and Wallpaper O o„ two burner, white end blaCk plete line of. Inetrument*. Rental to 86,800. Tom Minor, Broker. extras. Reasonably priced. Oalt THE TBtBE automobile mechanic. Appl next to Manchester fOiittlng Mills proved. 80* year mortgage, $3,200 top convertiblea.' Some with PAINTERS enberg, Shoe I^partment, Cook's Garaie, Manchester A . MONARCH ENGINE enamel finish. After 9, MI. 9-8114. applied to purchase price. Rewr*- Vash. Phone XII, 3-1187 or XU. Rockville. TR.. 5-5042. Owner for appolntmenU X(L 3-8473 8:1S A. M. to 4:30 P. M. PowerfUde, radios and heatera. MUNCHES at the Green. Open from 8 a.m. • Beautiful, six room Colonial. King's Department Store. Pine Green. Conn. LATHE OR BQmVAUENT aenUng ''Olds, Selmer, Pod- S-8S1S, FrancM K. Wagner, Real- AU carry a written fuarantee. For MEBRILV 8 p.m. MI. 84100. lar'and Bundy, Metter'a Music Lavatory, full bath, three. . BOLTON—Three mUea from Man- 4WAN- St. and Hartford Rd. FROM PRINTS AND TWO DRESSERB, two rockers, dlh. Urge bedrooms, fireplace, com- ) >or. COPY CLOSING TIME the very beat tn uaad cars, see To paint printing rollers 'in eni WANTED Studio, 177 McKea. Ml. 3-MOO. Sibarbaa F4ir Sal* 7S rhesfer canter, fivs 'rooa ranch, Bob Oliver, Center Motor Sales, GAUGiW. DAY 8HIFT. \ POWER MOWERS Ing room table. 'reI,.CH. 9-OSSS. blnation ■windowa and doors, . fireplace, basement' garage, graving plant. Knowledge of a.ri Men for our press room, .First and.X REDUCED f o r CLASSIFIED ADVT. 4S1 Main St. GULBRANSEN direct blow ma­ ocreened porch. plastered [ amealte drive, aluminum com- helpful. Steady, secure job with WANTED—Part time service sta­ second ahifta. Three famous makea. .iNo down MON. THRU FRl. tion attendant, mornings. Boland /. hogany spinet .piano, 8486. wSUa, full Insulation, hot water ( FOR QUICK SALE bination ’window* venaUan bUnds, BEFORE TOU BUV a used car heneflta. Good starting rate with Complete insurance program and payment, 8$ weekly. No payments ROIX-A-WAY cot, bompleta, guitar, Ramp's, Inc. bO. I ItSS, oil tost, caat' Iron receMcd Two year old 8 bedroSm ranch ANDOVER LAKE increases. Age 20 to 36. Apply Motors, 36B Center St. GRAY Iqrge landscaped let, treoa. No^ 10:80 A. M. bee Gorman Motor SaJea. Buick other employe benefits. Apply until July. . and baby carriage. MI, i-1901. radiators, city utilities. Owner featuring 34' livingUTinc room withwun mS'm«- . • i_a. development. 814,800. Owner. X I. , RESEARCH and We need used mowers. Trade hogany paneled fireplace wall and Y 6*r round home right on SATURDAY 9 A. M. Sales and Service, 3SS Maui WANTED-^Expert landaeapS men. SPENCER ANTIQUES, Commodes, wash transferred. Priced for quick 3-8330. Street. MI. S-4S71. Open evenin{t. Apply Keeney Street School. See RUBBER PRODUCTS CO.x DEVELOPMENT CO. yours now. / Wcmiiig AnHUOl— Pura 57 •ale. oversized kitchen with separate, th e lake. ^ ' MANCHESTER / stand, taMss, ch^ta iff dmwara, dinette area. Ceramic tiled bath. Mr. Kennedy. CHAPEL ST. lilliard Street, Manchester dreaalng table, mirrors In pine. 8H rooms, large natural atone ANDOVER, BOLTON, TOCB COOnSSATION WILL WANT TO BUT \ CAR and had ENGRAVING, Inc. BUDGET CENTER WHITS Graduation Dress, with Full toaemant with 'HWO haat. Lot fireplace, large living room, deep ".^Good Piece To Work" Early Victorian lova Beat, with BE APPBE^TED your credit turned down? Doh't ELM s t r e e t WANTED^-A man to work in MAN WANTEI? for Insids Uundry Slip. Size 10. Worn once. MI CHARLES LES>ERANCE 110' X 163'. Ona block to Buckley lot. Unusual buy at $10,950, COVENTRY and Vicinity fiv e .up, see “ Honest" Douglas, 1 klEN VJNEN SNE kitchen, Thursday. Friday and ROYAL iOlb Smith-Corona port­ two chairs. Spool and other beds, 9-5155. XU 9-7620 . School. Sailing for only $16,800. work. Must apply in person. New coffee tables’, Btande, chaira, round SU Main. Not a finance conwany SPECIAL NOTICE. Our mansger Saturday from 5 to 1. Call MI. able SM standard typewriters. V.A. mortgage available syith only Manchester, Vernon Street. PINAU.W SQUATS Model Laundry, 73 Summit. AU amhes o( adding machines tables, picture frames, chinS; Dial Ml 3-5121 plan. will interview you in your home B-8M1. 8800 down. Bbccallent F.H-.A. flnanc.- Large six room ranch,- IH' years six rooms (3 bodroomS), modem THEf VE FINISHED for part-time work. Avon Cos c r ranted. Repairs on aU glass, silver, brIc-a-brac. Gifts in CAPE COD—Six completed robma, kitchen; brook, acreage, outbuild- DESIGNERS AND draftsmen Roobw WltBout Board 59 Mg also available. y-Cmil on thla old, fireplace, oil heat, knotty IBM OLDSMOBIUE hardtop, fully ■ AND 5«DA00LED metici. Call Ml. 3-61B5. EXPERlfeNCED painters wanted. WANTED AT ONCE— Marlow's. pine, china, glasses, wrought iron aluminum windowa and doors, tu TODAY. inga, 815;800. equipped. Beautiful IBM Buick wanted for product and equipment and. table lampe. Qome in and PLEASANT ROOM one-block from tached garage, oil hekt, large lot. pine kitchen, combination win­ AND SHE’S LEFT TO Call ME. 3-7765 between 6 and 7. JARVIS REALTY CO. dows land doors, plastered wallij two door. Chevroleta IMC to IBM. WOMAN FOR fountain work, daya. Inquire 44 Bayberry Rd. Glaston­ development work. Theeeinese are perper- ,H cm CE BUlU>ERS-:^We are now lodk around. Furniture Repair 'Main St. Saparate entrance. Gen­ A real buy at 115,900. A. R. Wilkie Suburban living at Its boat: RiU- Lost aafl ronnd CAEIW ON A LIVELN manent jobe with a ra ' " booking ordera for, machine cut 634/Center St. full cellar with basement garage. Douglas Motors, 333 Main. . Apply Pine L,enox Pharmacy, 2B8 bury, SP^T WELDERS Service, Route $3, Talcottville. tleman. Parking,. MI. 3-4734. and Co. XU. 9-4389. top—• room custom Oolontal, 1% CONt/ERSATiON Ing company. Call J,J. 0 . Mftiinui stone. 4" bed, 8" to 8" height, 1’ J- MI. 1-4113, ISveninga XU. 3-7847 1-arge lot. Will V.A. or F.H.A. POUND — A plaCo vdMre you out East Center St. See Mrs.. Grant. Open Sundays. . batita. barn, oeraago, 8*5.0M. • yJiTH TNE for appointment. Thee Newton-Go., to 8H* long, covers 4* sq. ft. per 92 WEST CEN7KR ST. Threa $18,900. •oeura a tom i^ te line ImlUing PAINTERS, must be experienced. on a hill, (built 1848), 9 rooms. 3% WALL-'PAPEQ ’ SALESGIRL wanted. Holland Can­ 88 Elm St., Mancheater. ton. Sawed tod Stea 9” bed, 3'^ to BABY CARRIAGE, like new, and ROOM for ront, XII 8-5874. family, two furnaces, automatic LAKEWOOD CIRCLE—7 year bid baths. 38 min. to Hartford, asking wcBB and accetaorlea. '•tamped Call BU. 9-0754 after 6, Lydall De­ ARC WELDERS Colonial, with attached brteze- dy Kitchen. New Bolton Rd. Ap­ 8” high. 1* to length, covera walnut lunette set, blond telephone / ■ . hot water, wired for” electric Vernon-Campbell Av§nue, Vi 830,000. (Siarmlng oldar Cape Cpdj foods, embroidery cottons jand velopment Corp., Box 829, Man- MACHINISTS — First*or second way and garage. Four bedrooms ply after 6 p.m.. Icheatfr. > ■ 70 sq. ft. per ton. Thin wall atone, Uble, Call MI. 9-8689. •tbve. MI. 94229 or MI. 9-4498. mile from Route 15. 7 rooms, flraplaco, double garags, . threads. At Tour Tim shift, 60-hour, 8-day work week. heavy wsiU aton% random, Bolton LARGE FRONT room newly dec­ and den. IH bathe. Dishwasher. Shoo, BO Cottace St. Phone Ml. Ranch, four large rooms, .full •xcellent condition, (Stored at ! HIGH QUALITY WANTED— Reliable, high school KOPPERS CO., INC. All insurance tonetits, weekly veneer stone, slate flagging. Bol­ orated. Quiet home near Main St. CAPE COD. 78 Barry Rd., Rolling OmbMation storm wMdowa, fire- cellar with flraplaca In cellar. ■ WANTED ..^placa in baaement playroom. 831,800. Six rooma, tirsplace, don- | girl,, or woman to baby alt after­ bonuses and retirement plan paid ton Notch Quarry.CaliMI. 9-0817. 17" R.C.A.. TELEVISION, cablnat MI; 9-7094. . Park. Garage, porch, aluminum Storm door and windowa. Low Me garsgo, Isrgo corner lot, 18,80*. GUARANTEED USED CARS «»i«. ».cnni iriiUti noons, vicinity of Silver Lane- 36 B R O O p Y N ST., by company. APPly between 7 ■tyla. MI. 3-8348 sRer 8 p.m. combination windows. Shoti'n by Flagstone terrace. Nicely, land­ tax rata. WUI aaU at $11,800. liO S T -B oy's brd»brdwn gabardine Lathe Hands ROOM IN private home. Inquire appointment only. Conventional scaped 97' X 160' lot. Colonial School. Please Homes. MI. 9-6891 after 7 p.m. and 8:30, Monday through Fri­ ^OT M IX aa^ alt plant en XIany other new and older Jacket at VerplMck Milling Machine Operators ROCKVILLE , Gravel, sand, cniahed and proc State Tailor Shop. MI. 8-7383. Af­ or EHA mortgage. Phone XU. type hardware on all doors. Sev­ return to Mre. BohllUn.'ll Arch St. day. AJ3.A. Tool and Die, 1398 Hebi'on, juat over Bolton line. liouaea, farma and cottages, 83,808 1955 For^'Cpnvertible PART AND full time help wanted and Grinders. Tolland Ttoe., Mancheater. eased stone. Rich loam, $3 yard Boato and Accessories 46 ter 8:30 MI. 3-8047. 9-8970. No agents. ■' eral built-lna. Call Owner, XU- New six room cape. Four rooms and up. New Usttaga ahvajs ' Radio, henUr, Ford-o-matic. for luncheonette work. Must be TR. .5-2527. dtlivered in truck load. Nuesdorf 4-7181. neadad. liOST — PASS BOOK NO. E 704. Auto Driving School 7-A Business Services Offered 13 Moving—^Trucking TRIM. CUSTOM built 11 ft. uttllty IN' PRIVATE home, quiet neigh­ finished with" fireplace, Youngs­ Notice la hereby .given , that Paaa Light blue m^h white wall experienced. Arthur Drug, 942 Many benefits. Sand and Stoiu Co. MI. 0-7408. town kitchen, ceramic Ule bath, Storaye 20 boat. Oak and mahogany plywood. borhood', large pleasant. room, Six Miles From Manchester TANNER s t r e e t — New ranch tires. Lika new.'' MELODY RADIO —T.V., phono's. Main St. .ySalesraen Wanted 36>A Book No. E 704, lasued by The X . • CORONER AUTO Driving School. ROUTE SALESMAN wanted, fiva HOT POINT de luxe- push button Seats 4. Never used. Best offer. near bus line, -referencea. XQ. home with b^mant garage, hot water heat, Praasure *4 Savings Bank of Manchestar. has Night calls. Guaranteed aervice. Excellent working conditions. Attractive six room Cape, two windows, full cellar with hoi WELLES AGENCY 1954 Chevrolet ConvirUble Learn to drive 'correctly and MANCHESTER Package Delivery. day week, numerous benefits. T automatic electric range, bed­ 33 Devon Drive. \ \ 3-8183. unfinished. Storm sash, dormers choice ' realdenUel 1|iMlon. Many Xtoin St, Coventry. PI. 3-881* been lost and applifaUon has been safely. Individual liiatructlon by Ml, B-2280. Light trucking and package deliv­ Y0UNG WOMAN WANTED Must apply in'person. Manchester SALESMAN room set,, mlicellaheouh. Reason de luxe features. SelUng tor ment garage. Priced (o sell at made to said bank for payment of Radio, Kaatcr, . powetglide, competent, experienced instruc­ Apply at office THREE-WINDOW Room for re­ %mesUe drive, 70’xSS0' iol. Land $12,800, F^.A. mortgage avail power ateering, power 'Win­ ery. Refrigerators, washers and Coat, Apron, Towel Supply, 78 '! for Belling, moved. ML 9-8181. MANCHESTER Boat Co., 10 Essex scaped. Very clean, 813,800. 816,900. T. j . Crockatt,'' Realtor, tM amount of deposit. tors on dual-control Insured cart. GONDER'S T.V. Service, available stove moving specialty. Folding Newspaper branch off ice. in Man­ St. MI. 9-2929. Open evenings, fined lady or gentleman. 71 able, dows. Blue with white walj any' tithe. Antenna converaions. Summit St, , 00 year old Insurance company Office XU. 8-8419. Residenda XU. Wantod— Reia Bstato 77 Automatic or conventional ahift. chairs for rent. MI. B-07S2, chester. General clerical work. 266 Center Street will hire and train a man betwaen FOR SALE—68 gal. drums, in good to 9, Saturdays S to S:l0. Chestnut St. MI 0-8784. WARREN p. HOWLAND, Realtor Urea. f^hilco factory aupervlaed aervice. 9-n8i. '■ ALL VAL FIANO m B-MIO, JA. 7-3680. Hours, 8:30 -'^8. Five Tlays peTr ages 27-48, preferably marriM, condition. $3.80 each. For further XU. 3-1108 - XU. 9-6003 WAKTElx-'Fl^e or * room hottta P c n o n a l i Tel. MI. B-14M. MANCHESTER -- Moving and NELGO' To o l' c o m p a n y , Legal Nbtice. information call the Herald, phone EXCLUSIVES 818A8Q to llljo o ; also four room 195-LGhevrolet Four Door week. Work Saturdays. Pleasant with good education,. Baae Income MOftLOCK'S —Mancheater'a lead­ tru^lng Co. MI. 3-6668, Owned INC. plus commissions and bonuaea will MI. 3-5131. MARTIN 40 Motor - for .boat Apsrtment»—Flats— 88,300, FOUR ROOMS plus garage HOLLISTER STREET under M.MO, CUentowith large w a n t e d —Ride to Pratt A Whit­ Six passenger ataUon , wagon.' ing airs later. man Good working conditions and Hartford, have fU^d an application WILLlJiLANTIC HA. 3-2661 Kemp's, Inc. MI. 3-5880. Jewelry 48 two adults. MI. 9-3884. build'it for you from 813,800 up. land. Vacant T. J. Crackstt, Raal. 8ELUNQ TOUR PItOt Eight pkasenger station wagon. ices'. Call Frank- Amodio, Moving HARTFORD COURANT ' well equipped shop, -References ilatPd May Hi. 1956. with ih^ X lq u n r (Many other homes 4>f all kinds WARREN E. HOWLAND. Realtor tor. Offleo xa, Stol8, Rasldsaca Wo wlQ anp n iM ysor w opeily Radioi haater, Merc-o-matie. MI. 3-1383. and Storage Co., Inc. MI. 9-6201. rontrol roinniiuFlon for a tlroc^y Bpfp SIX ROOM duplex, steam-oil heat, AotoBKlbilca for Sale i 4 OFFICE required. Apply in person. Van's P ermit for the sale of alruhmlc liquor LEONARD W. YOST Jawaler. ra- from 88,000 up. <3sU Ilia EUs- XU. 3-1108 . XQ. 8-8003 — , XU, 9-7781. free and wtaiant m OMlgnflon. Blua. Lika new. hloiorcycles— Bidvgles It Service Station. .427 Hartford Rd. on 111** premiiM*ji 410 M ld (^ Turnplka KEMP’S BABYLAND paire, adjusts watenas expertly. large kitchen, stainless steel 'sink worUt XUUen Agency, Realtors. We alao buy ptopesly for eia*. iB60 PONTIAC Catalina, radio, Jarvis Bldg., 806 Main St. at the Texaco aign..^Ash for Van. Weiu. Maiirh<*ater. / Help Wanted— and tub, formica counter, cellar XU. 34880, or Mr*. Meyer. MI. BILYUE RD., four room Cape (Tod, SeUte or buying owtact BICYCLE REPAIRING, all types. Household Serriei* ; Th»*- hualm ow w d -Tha Reasonable prices. Open daily.' TOLLAND—Oooao Lana g^room he«t«r. Nydramatic, low mileage. 1953 Chevrolet Bel Air , Painting— Papering 21 Manchester ‘83 \n EVERYTHING abd attic. Copper window scretmi. S-5834. / hot. alr-olL near school and bus, STANlisY »U T . Realtor English a specialty. Now open 9 Offered ^ 13-A (liHfxl I’nion Company of lOfi Rroad- Male or Female 37 Thursday evening*. 129 Spruce house. Outbuilding. 3 uras ejaar. Can t o purchased at low bank ConverUble, Radio, heater, two TOOLMAKERS wav. Kant PalerFon.^W. J.'i and will ha Opposite Center Park. Available 810,800. (Tall Ken Oatrinaky. XU, BRAE-BURN RilAUnr a.m. to 9 p.m. Mancheiter Cycle PAINTING AND paperhanging. Street. Ml. 9-4387. 800 ft. frontage. School bun. Mqll rates. McOura Pontiac. 871 Main tone green with ' white wall WANTED-r-Elderly lady to llveMn, rondiirted hv .lOHIy PETER SPINELLI • HELP W ANTED-All shifts, full FOR THE BABY about June 1. Adults only. Refer­ MAIN ST—Immaculate *eivan room 3-81M. XU. B t m . Shop, IM West Middle Tpke. MI. FLAT klNlSH Holliand window Repair or new work. First class of 719 Tower A y . . Hartford, a# per- delivered. 3 miles Wilbur Crosa at. M l B-4848. ______tirei. ihfdea, made to measure. AU -congenial home and care for 3'i and part time. Apply Wigwam ences. Address Box J. Herald. home,- four targe totirooma, Highway. Tolland 3>i. .7 acrea 9-2098. work at reaaonable ratea. Ray- FIRST CLASS ONLY XIANCHB8TER GREEN SecUon— UBTINQS WANTED in Old oat metal Venetian blinds at a new year old child. References re­ "'***''*' .TfHlN P E T E R ^ I N E l i L l Snack Bar,. 832 East Middle Tpke. MI. 3-5680 Garden— Farm— Dairy baths. Excellent nirangement for mostly cleared. Brook. 740 ft. STATION WAGONS—1B84 Chavr^ 1953 Plymouth Suburban mond-Flake. Ml. 9-9237. . Dated May ^ 1956. MODERN FIVE room flat, heat, professional offleea. T. J. IClght rooms, Zone A, all conven' new homes. Buyers waiting. 8oma BIKES, CHAIN drive trikes, trl. low pirtM. Keys made while you quired. Write P.O. Box 202, Sta­ Prodneto SO hot water, tile bath, shower, cabi­ iences. Close to bus schools, shop­ frontage. Geqrg* Lavay, Coven­ let. 1B68-1B62 FheiSs, all mats], all Radio, haatar, two tone green, wait. Mtojow's. tion A, Manchester. HIGHEST RATES FULL AND part time help wanted. Oockett. Raaltor. Offlca ML want occupancy now, soitio end at ih nice condition. Dpuglas Motors, I1.0B8. cyclei, pedal . cars. Rebuilt, WALLPAPER removed $7.50' per Apply Mr. Rosenberg, King’s SEA KING outboard motor $H h.p. net kitchen. 8100 per month. Giv* ping. Sea this at 813,8^. R. and E. try PI 2-6248. school. T. J. Escott, Broker. ML . painted like new for half the price, TOMATO, lettuce and cabbage 8-5418, Residance XU. 8-7781. 323 Main. x room. Modern steam removal, in­ Dept. Store, Shoe Dept. Excellent condition. Bolens gar­ referencea. Write Box K, lUrald. Realty: XU. 9-8397 . XU. 8-4490. *-7iS3. 46 a d e r Mill Rd. MI. B-4895. FURNITURE copalring antfVelUi. sures rapid, neat workmanship. w o m a n TO work in dry cleaning BENEFITS / Notice den tractqr with culUvator and plants. 13 Glenwood St. Tony VERNON—Six room (Tape Ckxt. 4 1953 Chevrolet Club Coupe Jahing; antlqu^yestored. Furni­ assembly department. Good EAST CENTER ST.—Sultnble for 2B63 PONTIAC convsrtllils, lalat MI. 9-9158, ..V utility trailer. Beat offer; MI. Caribino. Phone 8-4187. TWO ROOM unfurnished apavt- flnlahed, attached garage. Oil hot IF YOU WJ Radio, heater, powergllde. .two ture Repair S e r ^ e , TalcottvUla. working conditions and starting / t'oventry/Zoning Board nfftce and home. Ten rooms, to eell your home, grsMt Ontah, dark gredii. top. OVERTIME SCHEDULE Situations Wanted— 9-8370. ment, with heat and electricity. steam beat oU, fireplace, . two air heat. Near bus Una and contact AUe^ CSompet, ReoMer, tone blue 'and ivory. Only Wanted A^utos. Ml. 3-7449. NORTH EASTERN Decorating Co., salary. Apply-in person, Fisher ASPARAGUS, by the pound. Orders PRINCETON-BOWERS school. 3Vi yaora old. 8li;800. Tom Hydrainatic, radio, heater, powsr 18,4M miles. ^ qU .\ppeals Centrally located, 857.50 per bathrooms two-car garage, large 8to Main St., ...... ML Motorcycles ^ 2 exterior and ihterlor painting. Dry Cleansers. Broad St. Evening Appointmcnt.«s ^ Male 39 PIKE POTTERY — Newington. . taken for freezing. Fern Gardens, month. Box N. Herald. Minor, Broker., Rockville. TR. sUaring, Continental spars w hw^ WEAVING of burns, m ^ holes Coventry, Connecticut 179 Fern St. , MI. 8-7278. lot. Ample parkMg. Mortgwea ar­ AREA 9-4848. nearly new whitewall Urea. ManF Spraying if desired. Fyee esti­ ' MOhawk 6-4709.'' Flagstone, bird 8-8042. ^953 Cadillac Four Door USED CARS WANTED- We are and torn clothing, hosiery , runs, HOUSEKEEPER to do good, plairf The Ztming Board of A,-pealsof baths, gafing globes, all colors, UNFURNISHKD 6-Room Down­ ranged. A real bargain. W ot ap­ other quality extras. Low mUeage. mates and auggestiopa with color MANCHESTER / WANTED—Part time job from .8, pointment call George U, Grssla- Six-room split-level on nlc^ APPRAISALS mode without ohii- \ Radio, . heater, hydramaUc, alwayb interested in buying clean handbags repaired, zipper sre- scheme. MI. 9-7547. ' ■ cooking. Call Mrs. George W. the Town of Coventry have grant- good assortment.. Hitching posts, RHUBARB FOR freezing and stairs . Apartment with garage. ROCKVILLE, — Three family, Just traded 4n on a later model placement, umbrellas repaireii Cheney. MI 3-4468. X c permis.sion to Grant E., '.Ir. anfl to 12 noon. Phone MI.. 3-M49. canning, 18 pounds $1 ; rhubarb dio. Realtor. XfL 94878. . ly landacaped lot Three twin gstlon. Buyers wotting. W u m power ateering. Marooif-'with cars for top cash prices. Try our TOOL AND DESIGIj^NC. jockeys, flamingos, iron lawn fur­ Very centrally located. Phone MI $10,800. Carlton W. Hutchlna, XU. vreody to seU your home or aer*> CadiUec. A car you would to wRite wall Urea. men's shirt collgis .reversed ant) MINTING. paperhanging, _ , floor Helen J. Tootliacker, tv add one roots, six for $l.u O'Connor, 171 aiae bedrooms. Living room, 9-8132, MI. 9-4694. proud to own at Center Motor famous cash five minute buying E x p e r i e n c e d typist deeirea niture, flower pots, ceramics. Con­ 0-3616. age contact E. E. Buahey, Reel service. Open 9-9 daily. Barlow replaced. Marlow's Little Mend MQding and finishing. Old floors OFFICE CLERK-^Ypung Woman hav 20' wide by 34' idng lb the Union St. Ml. $-B6tt. lining room and knotty pine 8aJea; . 4«l Main S t to perform general sUtlstical of­ 130 HARTFORD RD. work evenings and weekends, at tractors discount on flagstone. Estate Broker. MI. 9-3088. 1952 Cadillac Coupe De Ville Motors, 43S Main St., Mancheater. Ing Shop. refihished; Vernoii Hutchins. MI. west side of existin';' building at Open dally, avenlnga and Sundayi. FlXtR ROOM apartment, newly re­ kitchen. Entrance hall. Util­ COVENTRY LAKE -r Six rooih fice, work; must be quick and ac- home. A. ’Pirgeon Jr.. corner ASPARAGUS for freezing. Palmer, ity kMm, play room and base- 1S63 PLYMOUTH Cranbrook sedan. Radio, heater, hydramatir, B-2937.- EXPERIENCED Clerk, full j their gasoline'station or Route S ocia l, bird baths $3.50. Berlin decorated and remodeled. Close IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY ranch Juat off lake. Vacant. Ex­ W a n t e d —TWO, three or four fSht* FORMICA counters, ceramic wall -curate with figures. 5-day work Mkin Woodland Sts., third Iflodr, ■Pitkin Rd., Rockville, off Route menU-garoge. Fully plaatarad cellent financing available. Asking Radio, heater, good Ures and runs power steerthg. Dark blue with or part time, 1st have d iv e r's j 44A. Tiimpike, front of Pike Theater, to bus lina and schools. Call MI. ily house In Xunehtoter. No eeee* white wall t l j ^ Bdfiness Services Offered 13’ and floor tile. Let us moderniza PAD(TlNG^^''^tarior and interior, week, free health, and life inaur- *3, near Vernon Traffic Circle 3-6506. and InzqtotefL May t o seen by 89,800 but any reasonable offer real good. Full price 3B00. Will ac­ your bathroom and- kitchen. For license. Appl^ Miller Pharmacy. This addition is t^ be used as a on Highway. Tel, TR. S-t38T. gutey neoeaeaiy. Write Bex F, paperhanging;., ceilings reflnlshed. snee. Apply In person. H. J. Manchester. Designed for happ.y, carefree appointment only. considered, T. J. Cropkett, Real­ cept trade. MI. e-ll03B. W 132 "free eatimatea call MI. 9-2638, The 299 Green CM- wash stand only, ant miis^ he VETERAN WITH van truck; - r living, this delightful home. 1952 G. m’ C. 3-4 tbn BOOKKEEPING SERVICE lor any Wallpaper booto^gn request. EMi Heinz Co.,“5?0 Tolland St., East eonstructed of yame type building tor. Office Xq. 8-8416, Residence School St. Tile Shop, Buckland. sires' work. Call MI, 3-4371, is unmistakably the best value Pick up truck. readFxlo 30,(10 size business, reasonable rates. mates given. Fuhy Insured. Ed- Hartford, Conn. materials as are in the present FEW PIECES Th r e e r o o m furnished apart­ ,9-7258 XU. 9-7781. uBimoB WAinnm -v’' «ii«ie, Fertilizers 50-A In the njiper Jtp.me market. Llv- ■ 1B65 CiaCVROLET. JKxccUsnt con- work for only MBS. Office, 63 E. Center St. MI. 9-3512, ward R. Pries, Ml, 9-.1003. building. '* '“T ment. Adults only. 105 Birch St. two-faamy, . thns-tomUy, buii* A 3-4941. I WAN|TED— Secretar.v. part time, ing room 25’ x 19’, fireplace, . BOLTON— Route 44, economical nssa psogorty. Bev* aaagp eeOi diUon. Will consider older car in Building— Contracting 14 Rea.sqns for granting’ request: Dor»— Birds— ^P^ts ^ Of Summer** Furniture At We l l r o t t e d cow manure, by 1948 Buick Super in doctor's office. Work chiefly N o t i c e dining area, charming kitchen auburban home, ftaat Caps Cod, Imysrs. Mnrtgagss oxnagod. trade. 80 Woodbridge St. REFRIGERATION sales and seiV- 1. Additional valuation to town the yard, any amount, delivered M ANCHIUSTER-3\ Hyde St., 4- five nice rooms, flreplacs, oil hot ' Four door. Radio, heater, runs GENERAL CARPENTRY-Altera. Private InstructioitB., 28 typing and making oijt bills. Oc­ Substantial Savings. Busineos Loeationa fireplace. Three .bedrooms, two call Qooigo U Onsliulta, \ ' ice. Commercial, household, sir ffeciive ^une 5* 1956. The for tAk purposea’. anywhere. Call Leonard Glglio, bedroom Cape Cod,\liv(ng room water heat, storm saah, scraana, . SOLIMENE . good. BIBS full price. tionit, additions and new construe, casionally help with patients. A;,revhound CorporationCor . 1 Eastern AQUARIUMS AND For Rent 64 baths, recreation room fire* open stairway, brl|^ kitchen Rssltor,. M L *-8878. U * m a t f conditioners, freezers. A. and W, RADIO-ELECTRONICS -Televlsimi References requested. Write Box A f t - 2; Will be an added service to Bolton. J«I. 8-7081.' attached garage, deep lot. Priced DODGE-PLYMOUTH tioh. Dormers,' porches, garages Servicing. "L^arn-by Doing" at GreS’hound Lines Division) will place, screened breeseway, two Youngsteown oink, gartage dis­ atTCot Refrigeration Co. MI. 9-1237, BU. N^. c^o Herald; X th'e town. TROJ?i6 a L FISH Furniture, Appliance and T.V. car garage* Large well land­ right. Anderson Agency,' JA. IBM PLYMOUTH CLUB SEDAN 9-3196, MI. 9-00S5. and rodms finlaned at reaaonable "Connecticut's Oldest Electronics litcrea.se its passenge. fares sp- ' Anyone wishing to protest this posal, full cellar, BhMinum $-013$. BARLOW MOTOPS pricea. Workmknablp guaranteed. M AN U R E- Any quantity. Call STORE AT 28 Birch St tor rant scaped lot. WOOD LAND waatsd, toeotod ta AiitomaUc tranSmlseion. Beau School". New' term starting June plying between points in the Stale derision must do .so within-15 days BA^(^AINS GALORE Inquire Morlow'a. atorms and screens, corhiu' lot, Manchaatsr, Voraon, Oaventry er Uful finlah. .S17BS PLOWd Ig , harrowing and light Free 'eatimates. Robert M. Alex, Visit our ahOwroom. MI 9-7376. ANDOVER, Main highway, five 435 Main St., Mancheiter SS. 1956. Enroll now for prscticsl H^lp Wantcfl— 36 of Connecticut. of this-ijiHire. surrounded by Anchor J*oat‘ f.enc- Bolton, Oiva locadfon and pries, F. 1S64 WEYMOUTH SUBURBAN a grading done evenings and week­ ander. Ml. 9-7718. da.v or evening class. For free de­ ' Rus.sell Karker, Chairman ■ ' 3400 SQ. FT. of apaca for buaineaa H. B. (JRADY, Broker ing. A garden of 'tree*, 3-car and six room ’ranches, five yaara . O, Box*l7. Xtoachoffor. AU metal, green finish I14B6 ends. hn. 9-\SS8. ■Connecticut Valley Aquarium now CHAMBERS FU^TURE CEMISNT AND STONE masonry scriptive circular, phone JA. WANTED~T>'o men fm wood- Thomas Welles; Viee-rheirman otficea or tight Induatry. Second garage, amealte drive. Tremen- old. Largo coop. Property rantod p—^ 1B83 PLYMOUTH CLUB SEDAN ' 5-3406, or write New - England working department. Mlllng retail as well a's wholesale. SALES Household Goods 51 , . MI 3-8009 \ •t prei^ent. Reasonable offer OC' IF RBAPT to ELECTRICAL SERVICE—Wiring, sidewalks, steps, terraces, walls jp ly in-per- sfvelyn Wenner, Secretary floor. Centrally located. Parking doua value at $13,900. B. Can­ BsU. exehaiige Dark green finish. MBS Technlcsl Institute of Conn., Inc., son, Manchester Iwork Co., -Tlon't miss this opportunity. B'lsh. (At The Green) facUiUea. Coll JA. 7-1373. cetHcd. Mortgage arranged. Sean repairs, insiUations, oil burners, outdoor fireplace, also cbm'ent and - Notice <)f / Frank Kamplstn ANTIQUE FURNTTUftE, ailver, tor, Realtor, Rockville TR 8-3498. •iraiigsd, IBM e td e ^ O L E T FOUR DOOR 193 Trumbull St,, Hartford, Conn. 254 Broad St.'^-. 'F red Mohr . plants, tanks and supplies at whole­ b y appointment. Tel. Windsor, consult Hdsnuid IC .A g « ( ‘ Radio, heater, blue finlah B18BS electric motors. Kenneth Laro’ss, cinder block consti-uction. Call Ml. Open . 10 to 5 — Eyenlngi 7:$0 to $ glass, china, and used furniture STORE FOR RENT at 314 Spruce ‘Deled this 31sl day of May 1956. sale prices. LEWIS STRBET-Seven room Co­ (tonn. XfU, $-8818 evenings. cy, m . 94107. 3181 FORD .CLUB COUPE 1948 PONTIAC— Two-door sedan, Electrician. PI. 2-6388. after 8, 9-8746. ■ .1 SHOE SALESH Kull time, Public Hearing bought and sold. Furniture Repair St., suitable for any type of busi­ OXFORD ST. \ - New five room lonial (4-8), excellent condition. radio, heater, hydramatir, power Located on Rolocut Road off Service. XU. 3-i449. ranch, excellent residential aec Radio, heater, blue' finish MBS V. BELLUCCl AND SON,, mason Bonds—Stocki rapid advancement,t, gobd pa.v, 18" REEL TYPE Electric Mower. ness. Xn. 9-2997. Three large bedrooms, fireplace, 1B60 FORfa STA’nON WAGON $330 brakes.' This will make a good GARDENS plowed with rotary In aCeordance with the pro- Wella Road, between Broad Brook tion. Two fireplaces, 'natural birch plow. Excellent soil pulverization contractor. Brick and alone ven­ Mortgages 31 paid vacation,(hospitalizatjlitalizatibq, etc. 200 ft. of cord; used one .season. TWO CUSHION sofa, colonial print. garage, amealte drive, nice quiet EASY TERMS BANK RATES aecond automobile. No down' pay­ Apply Endicott Johnson Shoe vision.s of Sec. 4$26 of the General antf Warehouse Point, Windsor STORE. SUITABLE tor-any type kitchen, walk-out baseiitent,. T. J. obtained. PI. 2-7660. eer; fireplace, chimney, also con­ $35.00. Call MI 9-3701. Call between 7 and '9 p.m .. MI. section. Near park, pool; and.bus. School Board Asking Budget SOUMENE. INC. ment, as low as M.78 a week. Mc­ $1,000 COSTS 822.25 monthly and Stor^, 950 Mam Statutes, a public hearing will be Locks; Tel. NA 3-7649. . “ of business. Location, on Hartford Crockett, Realtor, Offlca XU. Ideal for large family. Immediate crete work. Ml. 9-5451, 318 Fern held In the'Judiciary ■‘■Hearing ■w :,. , ,. 8-9749. Rd. near McKee St. Reasonable 3-5416. Residence M?. 9-775K Clure PonUac, 373 Main St. Mi; AI.. MARINO'S guaranteed radio St. Ml, -3-5042. that’s all. Dial CH 8-8897 9T1A ^ Septic Tanks V FURNACE, hot-air, in good condi­ occupehey. Asking $15,600. Good- - ■ Dodge - Plymouth $•4648. ------^ ------and Gi ftanclng a apeclalty with MECHANICAL \ * Roont. Third Floor-East. State Installatidn and R ^ a lr rent. XII. 9-0969 any time. T.V. aervice, specializing in ’ an-, PORTERFIELD’S PET SUPPLY, tion. ‘ Wiiriieat 6 rooms. Reason­ NINE PIECE dining room aetr'Any WETHERELL ST.--61X roomNiln child Realty C o., Realtors. MI. Of $2,621,345 for Next Year 634 Gedter Street MI. 3-5101 tenna moving and repairing. From Rl-ASTER a n d mason contractor, Connecticut Mortgage Exchange, CaI)it.ol, Hartford, on Tue.sda.v> Speelalistt. ably, priced. 76 Hopkins St., reasonable offer accepted. MI. 3-7925. By. 9-0939, MI. 8-1207. 1981 FORD V-8 pickup truck,'in ex­ JuneX$. at 8:00 P.M., to'disiuss now lockted at Route 5 and Chapel BUSINESS OR office location, 474 gle. In fxcellent condition. ,J4«1 '-->1 the ground , up, hurricane proof in­ hom« repairs and new work, free 1 Lewis St. . Hartford, Conn. ./A s s e m b l e r ' Rd., 'South. Windsor, next to East Hartford. 3-4590. • The Board of ucaUpn,. cittng4*38,400 .to 18,800 Jn 13 steps. Tha 1BS3 CHEVROLET two door. 1931 cellent rendition, tlrea like new. e.'ta'blisltmcnl of demarcation lines Main St., ground floor,' ' three ern kitchen. First floor, lavatory^ sJVOODBRIDGE , ST. ~ SpoUaas! stallation. tJ.H.F. conversion,. $4.6. estimates. MI. 3-1301. ----:------^ ^ ------:------* --- ^Sawers Cleaned Hartford Drive-In 'llieater. Open the added expensek of operating a present 13-step schedule ranges OMvrolet sodan. FuUy aquippad, lnquire.364 JBIdwell St.'MI, 3-7408. ■ To assemble close fitting gears across stre'anis flowing into I>mg TUXEDO with dress shirts, size HOT POINT stove and refriger- rooms, now used for doctor's of­ playroom in baaement, large lot Modern ranCb, 8 sparkling rooms, Finest materials used. Free esti­ AND INSTALLED daily 9-5, Tuesday, .Thursday and fice. XU. 9-5239 . MI. 3-7444. new . h igh' school, 1 paying . more from 13,200 to 38,300. brand naw tlrea* Douglaa V otota. BIDWELL Home Improvement Co. Bttsine.<4s Opportunities 32 Island Sound, Fisher's Island, 40-42; roll-away cot; tool chest; 'ator, Bendix automatic washing nicely landscaped. One ckr ga­ three bedrooms, tile bath. Hot 333 Mam. ‘ \' 1982 PACKARD, model 200, four mates. MI. B-38T1. *nd mechanical components. Friday nights 7 . 9 p.m. Man­ rage.. Priced at $18,780. 8 . A. teachers more money and pro­ 378 Mora PupUs door aedan, hydramatir, .power Alterations, sddition.i. garages. 1 Sounjj. or Litlle/Narragen.'ieU Bay. ^ Cellars Drained end tables. MI 3-8lto. machine. M I 3-7007 between 7 and OLD ESTABLISHED meat and water heat.,futt baaement, alum­ viding for more' pupila, tz aeeUng Robb's letter says that 378 mera BOLTON LAK E-G roup of five cot­ chester customers can call JA. Beachler, MI. 3-6969..^ inum combination windows, land­ 3980 CHEVROLET j convartible, brakes, heater, radio, rear speak­ ANTIQUES. Retinnhed. Repairing Rc-.sidlng sfierlallsts. Kksv budg-j Previous experience in assem­ or,. an,v tri'ji.tary thereof, above 8-3391 knd we will bring order 9 p.m. grocery store for rent, with or pupils who will attend Xfonohestor tages that must be sold together. G. E. STOVE with 26 ”, oven, 3 scaped lot. Priced for quick aale. 82,621,345 to operate Manchesterta radio. baAtar, light blue.. No er. electric antenna. One oWner, done on any furniture, Tlcman, el tXms. MI 9-6495 or TR wlViV'h lines .sui h waters shall he home with us at 8 p.m. to 88 without fixtures and 2 gas pumps. schools next fall, bringing the to­ 189 South Main-/St. Phone MI. Excellent investment. Terftfic po­ years qldi 880. Thor semi-auto­ THREE-BURNER Perfection oil MANCHESTER VALUES Anderson Agency.'JA. 8-01S9. ^ schools for the 1956-57 acodeialc down payment. Low monthly $685. MI. 9-1625 after 5 p.m. • 5-9109. ,s / [ tential. Relatively small cash;;re- bly of business machines help­ known as "inland •waters" aiid be- Town and Country Spruce St. ' ’ .Phone MEdford 3-9884, Glaston­ year. i tal enrollment to over 9,000 ,ond 3-5843. . ‘ loiv‘which lines .■nich'waters shall matic washer, like new,. 335. MI stove, two vacuum cleaners, 85.00 rates. McClura PmiUBc, 373 Maiq quired. Asking $28,(J0fl. T. J. bury. 'New 6 room split-level, lecrea- This budget request conatitutas placing Mancheater ninth In school 1$B6 BUICK Special Riviera.' Fully STONe | “ Native ^ray quartzite, f ful. be known as the "marine'distriet," 9-S852. each. 126 Pitkin St. MI 9-7732. /■ FIRST Tfl^E St. MI. 9-4648. Crofkctt, Realtor. Office Ml, Drainage Co. POODLE — Black-standa'rd fe­ tion room, attached garage,' terri­ an Increase of 849*,857 over the populatfon In the State. **rbhi equipped. Less than /2Q0> miles. ASHES ANp rubbish removed. machine cut 4 ' wide 10 '. to 42" I I'-N f All interested per.sons are in­ male. 3'4 months old. Inoculated. 3-5416. Residence MI. 9-7751. LOOKING for a slightly used OFFICE SUITE—Excellent , loca­ fic biiy. $2,131,688 budget tinder which the budget," the letter adds, "has bean 3984 BUICK Super Riviera, two- Terrifir trade, save plenty. Doug­ Lawn work; trees cut, cellars long. 1'.' to 5 " thick, 'Very hard, vited to attend this meeting. X.K.C. registered. MI. 9-7435, tion, 351 Center-St. Telephone ON MARKI^T • Phont Mi 9-4143 36" WHITE Gas Stove, reasonable. spinet? We have five quality Inr prepared.with the aincera feeling tone. Radio, hieater, low mileage las Motors, 333 Main. cleaned. Papers and rags taken excellent tor modern architecture. | STAFFORD SPRINGS. Well estab- Lyle M'. Thorpe, Director MI 9-1680 or Xfl 9-3549. - 'Two family 6 room duplex, School Board-operated this year, away, free. Ml. 9-0142. Call STOCK BOY Call after 8 p.m. MI 3-4688. atrumenla in Baldwin AcTosonlcs ■ ■ '-V - \ Tha proposed budget 'Was sub­ that those *,000 children need end one owner. Asking $1,900. Phone Skyline Quarry. Route- 30, North ' lished business. Ice cream bar, Stale. Board of Fisheries A ONE CUTE orange and black kit­ $14,500. 1954 CHEVROLET Station Wag-1 evenings. ' ■ ' end of Crystal Lake, follow signs. I and Wurlitzers that wera loaned Two older colonials tn thehe coun­ should get sound, yet not eleborato l b 3-8103 after 8 p.m. luncheonette and variety store. AND PACKER Gamek \ ten looking for good home. Gall mitted t o General Manager Rich- on (Handyman). 3^,000.'miles. Open T days a week. Vlaitors w el-! 42 " SINK apd two 2 l" Side Cabi­ to the Hartford Chorale for re­ New 8 room ranch, $13,600. try, club area; Seven roomait iy a c h . educational opportunittaa in oU -Severs! thousand dbllars in equip­ MI 9-8826. SuLurban For Rent 66 Both with bath and lavatory,y. iThree ard Martin this morning. y ...... JUNE SALE OF One owner.. May be seen at 19 MANCHESTER T.V. Service, radio ronle. Robert Minor, Tel. Rock- ' nets, automatic washer, cabinet hearsals at Wadswortll Alheheum According to figures In the budg- to“ *blo srou ot Uuyuet^cotn^ and 'T.V. specialists since 1934. ment. Six rooms living quarters. Ambitious, "energetic young bedrooms. garSgea, Good big lota. 100% GUARANTEED CARS Bretton Rd. MI 9-9919. ville, TR, 5-5042. • ' . ADORABLE STANDARD French ironer, all,at half price. Also or Piano Teachers^^inic at Wab- 6-ROOM Furnished, heated apart­ Many other listings available up St.. lU net cost to the town woiUd (Charter members of Telsa. *11. Three room apartment furnished man required to supply psrts Poodle puppies, one white male, new and used washers and sewing ster.Hill Schooh/W-, H. Comb in to $38,000. Near School and bus. These are The letter says that the a. 32,995 FOR HlPvE ■* GUARANTEED against, all has-1 New WESTINGHOUSE MANCHESTER PET Center for all tension, straight. '90o ft. Reg. Goss Piano Companv, 317 Asyluin $55,00 per month; suitable for high os 38'>pupUs per Uochsr—os haul, parts and lalxir,'350. TR.,,5-5042. ; Miist be over 18 years of sge. . MECHANIC ; J-'flUr pets and pet'supplies.. S, k $1.15 up. Sherwdn-W illi^s, 981 or MI. 3-6515 'Several other colonies in other In., a Utter 'accompanying the 191^ Chevrolet 18, P ^ e n g e r ai'ds. Aluminum screens and! Year Round Air Conditioner St.^ 'Hartford. .TA^'soh 5-6696. family -of 3; available now. Tel. areas of town In the $15,000 to "very satisfactory." Gua-ranteed hew, rebpilt engines, storm windowa. as well' as Com-1 H. Green StBmp.s. Open i to 6 lilalh St., Manchester., . Pilgrim 2-6872. propoeed bud|[et, Chairroan Sher­ Other reasons eltsd (or the Ip- FREE ESTIMATES , A.VD Qpen Thursday nights. n e a r EAST CENTER—Immacu­ $85,00() range. . wood J. Robb of-the School Board Wagon, _ X. 8124.95, No money down, balance binatiori screen and storm doors, i GRAY sMSAaMSUSI-ieifV^ . Monday through Saturday,' Thurs­ crease Include; Has powergllde, etc,, clean :Hl>Ip Wanted— Female 3S day and Friday nights till 9. Free GOOD SELECTION used furpiture. late five rooms, one fiber. Ceramic Indicated his belief that the budget 20 months. Csll Coughlin, MJ, 3-7707. 1 MANUFACTURING CO; tile bath, hot water heat, garage, Addition of '16 emhloyss to ths four door. j.' • \^^tin^house parking, MI. 9-4273, 995 Klarn St- some refiniahed. New desks and UNIVERSAL Electric Range, Summer’ Homes For Rent 67 would be difficult to cut. He said, MI.-3-6I41 BILLING CLERK. Must be good bookcases, unfinished, bpx springs trees, nice yard. Carlton W. cuatodlal Staff,. 851,nS. ; ■ 1 —11.895 HILUARD ST., tlKird floor) SHEET, MEtAL Reasonable.' Ml 9-9826, Jdall Wm. McBride salaries, and fixed charges account COLE MOTORS typist and good with figures. Good $21.95.;' rebuilt mattresses $12.95 (X)VENTRY LAKE-Cottages for Hutchins, Realtor. MI. 9-5132 ■ MI. 3-M16 ihcreass in insuranco premiums -1953 Ford Custom Four-Door TOOLS RECONDITIONED: MowC X FIoristsr-Nurserics 15 working Conditions good wages, NORMAN BENTZ XiYCStocK— Vehicles 42 9-4694. ' ■ for $2,301,640, or *1.23 per cent, to-4 baths, -fire-; tenance and equipment replace­ be nonrecurring for the next ssv- sharpened; ;gummlng: axes enai- ,. Krause Greenhouse 621 ? erating room. Starting salary, dry'And dry cleaning route, lakefront cottage. Available for place, hot water heat, twq car ga­ JA. 2 2115 ment, accounts for ".only 8.77 per eral years because the new policies Lifetime Guarantee MANCHESTER til 6. , ■ NO MONEY DOWN!! 7 De Ltixe $293.67 per monUk Personnel poli- season.: PI; 2-7303. rage.- Suburban. Ca'rlton W. ______^ - cent, or. $229,705.” .600 x 16 $l,2.95e lage knives, mower blades, shears,: Hartford Rd! Ml. 9-7700 iSalary and. commission, numer­ Atticles For Sale 45 ' Start Paying In July -'s- are on a long-term basis. Dark gray, white, walls, .670x 15 $14.70* knives seiraled;, clmpcra. . etc. ______1.^. ___ Kcies, Contact Mrs. Dormer, R.N., ous bensfits. Apply in person. VENETIAN BUNDS, metal radia­ Hutchins, Realtor. MI. 9-5132 , MI, His letter calls these statlsUca Increase tn instructional sup-> powergllde, etc. ^anch Sheet Mctd Works WANTED GOTTAQE at Chatham. Cape Cod. 9-4694. , , e-"., 710 X 15 — '818.95* Keys duplicated. Empson New Model Laundry, 73 Summit 25 OFFICE .DOORS (with gles.sl. tor covers, Simmons ' Divanola. ______i-V i ;. _____ Loca tor Sale "extremely pertinent," presumably plies, $18,090.' .. ,Thia .rsBUlta, the 3795; Aborn, Maple St. Ellington, Rock. [ ; RdoTihif—Sidlng^ 16 MI;;3:1141 St. - Cheap. Inqiiire Marlow's, 867 priced for-quick sale. Call MI. • Reliable. Holiest Person June 30tlv' to J^ly J4lh. ".Pleaae becaiijie they indicate • that the letter says, from the Increased 14 HIGH ATilEET TO TAKE OVER phone MI 3-5871. LARGE RANtCH close to new 1953 Pontiac Hardtop ! New Treads vnlle TR. 5-7166. ♦ XIain St. . S-'7649. VERNON area In which Uie budget' can be pupil enrollment plus , the purchase 600 X 16 — $ 7.9.\* P.AY'S ROOFING CO?^‘shingle and ELDERLY IJkDY to rdonj ■ M A L E ^ UNPAID BALANCE school. P i years, old. Approxi­ Cataliha j board. Kitchen privileges.' 203' mately * two' acres. Six -large pared Is quite IlhUted. Both Mar­ of material for the shops tn the 670 X 15 — $ 8.95" MOWERS REPAIRED and Sharp-1 built up roofs, gutter and con- MONTHLY PAYMENTS Choice Buildinj^ Lots lin and the Board of Directors will new high school. "Otherwise, the . . . Two tone blue, hydramatic. 1 ened. AU work guaranteed. Pick- j ductor work roof chfmneV re- Summit St, Ml. 9-9318. $21.18... Wanted To Rjent 68 rooms. Ceramic tile bath, at­ 710X15 — $9.95* ------L _ ------I have to approve,the budjget re­ '‘line has been well held on a per whRe walls, radio, etc. , (fr ■ up,» delivery. 113 Wells St, MI. 1 pairs. Ray Hagenow, Ml. 9-2214. HELP 3 coMPixrrE tached garage. T, J. Crockett, Vi Acre Minimum 31.195; '’ Exchange P A G A N I'S FOUR OR 5 rooms by touple with Realtor Office Ml. 3-5416. Resi­ quest before it la included in the capita basis for such .auppUes." th* 9-1702. ■ Ray Jackson,. Ml. 3:8325. Price Drastically Reduced , ROOMS OF BRAND NEW letter 'adds. No down paynsent. Terms THE LONDON FURNITURE boy 14 years old. References. Tel. dence MI. 9-7751. NATHAN GATTER ASSfXHATES, town budget for the 1956-57 fis­ 1953 Chevrolet Bel Air Four! Meriden BE. 5-4550. cal year. An entirely new program that to suit yoii. DOORS OPENED, keys filled. ] ROOFING, Siding and carpen'try. & LANCASHIRE SODA SHOPPE WANTED 11 Asylum St., Hartford Door ■ BUDGET.CENTER copied, vacuum cleaners, irons,' Alterations and additions. Ceil- HIGHLAND PARK—$17,900 ten In the past, both Martin andtoe the budget will have to support la Black and ivory, powergllde. APPLY .BIXJND BEDROOM YOUNG COUPLE wishes to rent JA. 5-3400 . Evenings CTI. 7-3789 91 CENTER ST. guns, etc., repaired. Shears,! ipg»>- Workmanship guaranteed. 183 SPRITE STREET rooms, excellent condition Directors have reduced School that for mentally retarded chil­ Radio, etc. INSURANCE GROUP LIVING ROOM modern- house or apart'ment in knives, mowers, etc...put into con-i A. A Dion; Inc., 299 Autumn 5-Pc. DINETTE SET throughout, large cabinet kitch­ Buildins; Lots Board budget requests by sizeable dren. The Board o f EMucation $1,195 dition for coming needs. Bralth- Street. Ml. 3-4860. at 20-22 Trinity St.\ Hartford, (one PRICED \ L Y D A L L & FO U LD S Xfanchester. .1 Goldstein, 29 E. en, ceramic; . tile . bath, living amdimts, leaving It to the Schctol voted ^ provide a program for "Philco" Elec. Refrigerator Main Sty Patchogue, New York,.. tif 1951 Chevrolet Two Door, Trailers tor Sale 6-A ( waite. 52 Peari Street. 815 PARKER ST. "C aloric" Combination Rahga rcx>m. dining rcfom. den. and Board to determine which pro­ these youngsters aftar the Mans­ block from Conlon Highways has laundry. F 1 y e ■ bedrooms up, In Town and Suburban field Training School said it could FOR QUICK SALE '"Maytag" Washer’ WORKING COUPLi:, no children, grams or plahs tO cut back or Black JUNK DEAI^KR buying paper, I itoofinc and Chimneys I6>A openings for High' School, gradu­ SEE - steam heat, large porch, two ga­ no longer accept them. BOX TRAILER FOR SALE, 4 ft, "Eniersott'’ Television no pets. 4-5 rooms iinfiirnished: eliminate. Has while walls, n ew _seal rags, and junkmen’s junk.' Will i ates interested in positions as: MR. TOM FLAHERTY rages. amesite drive, acre of MANCHESTER covers, etc. by 5 ft. Excellent tires and tubes. "Hooveri: Vacuum Manchesten or- Eastt Hartford In his • leHer to Martin, Robb No figure for the total cost of $32.00. Call Ml 9-4336. piok up after 3 p.m. Call Rockville ' FOR THE BEST in Bonded built land. M. Kenneth Ostrinsky,. MI- ASSOCIATES REALTORS the program ' is givan In the up roofs, shlttgle roofs, gutters, "Xfohawk" Axm. Rugs vicinity. JA 8-8630. attributes the proposed $499,681 $595 TR. 5-7621. Accounting Clerks $ 3-5159 bndget Increase in large nieasure budget, but it has been estimated WE HAVE A 19a DODGE AND A ■ ronductois and roof repairs *call 2,500 "Sealy” Boxspring PHIL HALUN "Sealy” Mattress MI. 9-9221 to the operation o f the new high that it would cost some 812.000 1949 DODGE. WE WILL SELL. Auto Drivint School POWER AND hand mowers sharp­ Coughlin. Ml. 3-7707. Coding Clerks GLASTONBURY — Custom built TWO FOR THE PRICE OF ONE. 1 ______ened. Air-cooled engines repaired. PHONE Ml 9.1359 Linoleum, Tables. Cabinets, Pic­ Ku.siness Property For Sale 70 three bedroom ranch. Living room CHARLES LATHROP ' school and Keeney Street School to get the. program started and to Pick up and delivery. All work j ROOFING Specializing in repair­ Comptometer Operators tures, and a few other Items. MI. 9-0384 and increases in the teacher pay operate it for the first year. 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. .. r -1*: • 7 - Averaft Datty Net Preta Ruft . / FRIDAY, JUNE X, 1956 -r ,. ■ / Par ttw Weak E a M \ Tha Weather ' ., 1--1J ' •. Majr Se, leM-s rarataMt at O. 8. Waatkar n iiie e FACtV TW ENW I l|W 5 Ratal aad eoMar iealgkt. Laia la 12,083 appar 4ea.:*Bn»da]r, ratal aadlag Hambar at tha Audit Th» annual «uUnf of Ih* Hart­ Frederick Kknia la the farm In-1 ^ 1 * taiji*tY|citi aariy la maralHg aad aleartng. ford Chapter' of the American So­ terviewer who haa been asaigned ; i ’l a U l C U Buraau at CIronlatloa nigh la htwar eea. A b o u t 'fo w n ciety of Tool Enrineera. will b e, to... ---- the -Mancherter------office „ , of the ; C o i l l l l l i U e e S Manchester— A City of Village Charm held June 18 at Roaew<>od Grove in , Stkle Kn|iployment Benicr, not ; MambarrxoflhrjoAQrcle of! Simsbi“nVl^^VnTn7'a7'hMn' t^^^ ' O f Tlllh « North ^ethodiat Church are lunch. Dinner, from S to 7 pm . ,The H*r*ld yesterday. Kanta will , 1.FI l ^ J n D I t ^ l l l \ .«IU D ▼OL. LXXV, NO. 207 ’ (FOURTEEN PAGES) \ MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 2. 1956 (CUMlfled AdTertUIng «■ Pag* IS) the , n:- PRICE FIVE CENTO reminded to bring flftaiSffiT&, for the refugee «-* family ■>->to the «•«- ->.• ;SJS£1K'^ B•lather R. Splelman. prealf Miaa Catherine' M. Hayea, area, who bej^ In aoiying r M ^ r WSCS meeting next W.blK iPlDS. ncaday evening at the churchy?', , daughter of Mr. and Mra. Dhvid their farm-labor prpbt •■i, haa. announced the following Hayea, 164 N. Elm St., wiU b^r ■ ...... ebairmen...... to hegd______the club'a^ atand- awarded a Bachelor of ‘Arts de-f Membera of the Auxiliary to An- committees for ' the coming gree in, Engliah at commencement deraon-Shea Poat, No. 2046. V FV . ^enr: waya and meaha, Mrs.' exercises at Tripity College. Wa.»rt- are reminded that reaervat*ona for FrederlCh and Mra.-Marv, ington. D. C , on Monday, Mias ; the department hanquent?) he held jt^hrirk, co-chairmen; community' I Hayea has been sclive in the In -, on Jtine 16 at the Hotel Statler,. welfare, Mra. Josephine CMS ternatKmal Relations Club. U N U t*rtfo r* c^ose on June 6. Tho.se j^hnaton and Mra. Nellie Hunt.co-: Sailing ihto th# taason with saa-werthy erary Society. Sodality Student j planning to allepd should contact \ A,t E M R E R S Council and draniat ca. and jg Mra. Gertrude x^ichanan. i 175 ,i,k commlt- eoHons (^^tinad to brightan many a ARE preaident of the debate club, yfee | Woodland St., before that date. ' Thereaa Garrftv chair- iummar day. Many a^^a fulUikirtad and jmMident of the CTardinal ’Gibbons i,' -. ^ r'ranc* man; Elks supper committee; Mrs. W IS E N, Debate League and a haU prea,-■ T f l<«'hcHne Willlama, chairman; shaath, so cool looicTng. Pt''K '»oi committee, Mra. borothy I ■ Kaat Central Pc>mona In Yeopians ' » . " Mrm ' The aixth- grade at the Uncoln Hall. Coluntibia, lomoirow n>ght at IschohK Mra. Daisy Bill teacher. I R o'clock. The fifth degreeswill « ... ithia week viaited th« U.S. Coaat be conferred and the Orange 7(11 *vviih«ms Mrl' .98 CONNtCTICUT MIBICAl (IIV IC I ; Guard Academy at New London ; he Inapected by Willianv H. P eart' M'*- Katheiine \Mlliama. ,Mra and the.mus'ejiin at Mystic. Pomona deputy,for eastern Con­ >lary Graxadlo and Mra. Alice •N gex 1*1 NIW MAVm t I eintz; • telephone aqiiad -Ror'k- necticut. JL viily^^ .Mrs. Lena Davis. Mrs. Ann - Freiujh Use Editor Put Leh«(. Mrs. Lucy Larkin. ,Man- Game . collections a t' the Little chcslcK Mra. Rose. Valbizzi. Mrs, League openors on Memorial Day totaling S131.07 were for the Margardt Wilaon, Mrs., Jo.sephine Jets in Big In Job Held benefit of the Manchester Aaaocia- Dower,j| tion for the Help of Retarded The next fnnnthl.V meeting of the \ Children. Cbntributions aiich as Rockville'EmlHem Club will be held Refcel Fight this enable the orgahlxatlon to on Wedneaday, aune 13. with Mrs. By Molotov continue its day nursery at the .Maridiv Frcderlcl\as’ chairman of I Biince Center. the cmiimitlee whti^ Will be com- 1 AlgierR, A||r«ria, June 2 (/P) By STANLEY Johnson prised o f the preaenC officera. A . —Two F r e njc h divisions \ KHig David Lodge. No. 31. lOOE', politick suppei' w lll\ ^ . 'served hacked by jet ^Vebombers .. Mo6cow, June 2 (^P)— Pres- -, will meet tonight at,'7';30 in Odd promptly at 6,;30. The -^uh will:l!!!l .ident Tito of YugosIaVU said Fellows •Hall. A business meeting note the 28th anniveraa'irt of It* battled fui;iousl.v xs(oday to wiu be followed by a aoctal hour founding. \yTlh, a "birtlidai’K r e le - ! One Truck Just Wasn’t Fast E^noufth i wipe out a big Algei^n rebel today he is sure there will withx rCf reiutqients. bratlon. a h members attendlng,are r k "orce trap)>ed in the “ Ga(es of never again be a split among'' asked to bring a baby picture,'pf'j la an aerial view looking downatreani, of the Muaca- the left rode down with the collapaed apa^while the trurk on Communist countries such^as Upi Toll Bridge apan. at Muacatine.'fowa. which collapaed Juhe 1 I Iron” triangle of the desNjtte Pvt. Clifford Jn Rodrigue, ,18. son themselves for a special event feas the right atopped with ita wheela dangllng^ver the edge of a re­ occurred when he brdke with of Louis RpdHgue>.25 Ridgewood Ttvo truck driver* earaped injury in the mlahap; aa the truck oh maining upright apan. (A P Wlrephoto ! Bihan mountains. lure. ■' the Kremlin in’ 1948. St.. rccentl7rt!llows and bedspreads. Extra special prices to go before the Michigan dcmo-| chutes and .men’s apliarel However, there whs no mention Stevenson himself gave the > and along the Soummait valley night. Large assortment in all colors. TEL ROCKVIILE S-2177 bruahoff to Sen. Eatei Kefanver, where French aettlera repeatediv W A A A A A A cratic convention today with 0ie'^^.jj|, „ffjce.s in New York. *>f Pioneer'S fate in yealerday'a Mololov la Weloomhig Party X ' , V . ; for those who buy now! Pay each weak bleaaihg of atate pai’ty ieadeia. Announcement of the sale'' waa nonflrmatioh b.v Ward; Cheney. his opponent in .ext Tueaday'a 1 have been hit by strong rebel The riilft was widely regarded aa. The declaration is lie.alincd, ac­ made thia morning by Lymah president of Cheney Broa.. that Demacratlc preferential vote, end ' raids. ' „ Socialisifi Barrier an effort to placate Tito, wlxi haa , S|‘.98 ■; declared last night he wants to through the spring an.d summer. ' 7 cording to sponsors, for wide cir- p, es,dent of Pioneer and one Stevens was preparing to sell ' Started Wednesday little loye for Molotov. 'The latter culation...... over.....------the countrv.■■■■ '■It is also' pf ai, ‘founders, , Manchester's most important in look ahead fjtj "the reed' fight" Tile 7th Division launched Its of­ was In tha welcoming party today. to go to the Democratic parly's' However, Ford, who had not tlnatry.- against the Republioana in Novem- fensive Wednesday on the western By TOM WHITNEY Hie Yugoslav Prealdent, who ' ANOTHER SPECIAL ASSORTMENT OF National Platform Committee aj planned to make the annovince- edge of the triangle. New York, June 2 ent many .years in Moscow train­ tna Chicago convention in August. inent until Monday, was unable to niimcn*m*e'"c«m. cam^ into the picture in ; ^ ^ Candidate Almost 41«y French officers said the didaion foreign minister, sees the UnitefI S^tes ns the No, 1 villain ing as a revolutionary, spoke in he jlocument was circulated atate - the .aalea price. was per orm ng superbly. Orig- worlthand a.s the main barrier tp M'orldwide socialism, Riiaaian with q heavy Yugoslav Lowest Prices Ever! Com pare f a m o ^ delegates last nigia. It had a New York Tlmea story this canipalgning for the ; inall.v.lt waa trained on the NATO accent. . BETTER HATS .\'o Change Seen and^aoDairt mamd presldgntlal fiominatlon, waa re -[ defen.ie line ip Gei maivv to operate Slicpilov, 50, who ha.s b ^ n edTtor-in-chiV of the Communist endor^menl of virtually .the en- Ford iasued his .statenfent this "W e have come with the liedt $2.98 to $6.98 VALUES AT _ BOASTING CHICKENS A .tire atatb leadei'ship. Including kej' biiv Wonear nn al.nost gsy ss he elided in small detachments under condl- !>»''>’ newspaper since December------^------wishes of our fieople," he aaid, aa HALE’S OWN BRAND morning to quiet rumors and ease ^ - .... “ r. 1 i.ncr€ . J- Iiaa oeen no .. . his finalfinal‘ awing«tvincr throughthi-rtiMrh ao';thernan'-thdifn tiuns of atomiq, warfare, The.'of- IftiS'i1952, tviavmay rhnnirachange -Ih» the Uaviint*keynote in , \ \ ' aid.es to Oov.\G.,Jllcnnen Willlam.s ; fears oC Pioneer's 3.59 employes. the huge throng In the sUUon <'*'1 Inv ? 1 T T *"' California Pleased especlallv hy flcera aaid thla type of training has hia new post aa fni'clgn mioiater. P j * ■ r Jia* ^ jn cheered. \ “lif^dve your adH.** a customgij told us. “and I agree , , W'illiam* . *nd ttie . J late Sen. Blair ; He said'the sale'wo\ild not affect an.v,anv. is to 'nene made of Cherrey, HnXlNERY DEPT. — SECOND FTXM)R .adi^rtise them.” Others tell us that they are ey.en better ELECTRIC the San Joaquin Valley, wheie he (L'oaiiniied on **age Bight) States Just a little more than S National convencipn. to require any- \ m, independent coimiairy since Its -is-ed to Stevens'/ control laal la know'n to feel that Kefanver. is ----- month ago: Heds ful country. It la not necessary to 7i- and that once they have tried ouhs the.v never ifct them one participating Xhereiii to agi ee; founding in 1938 ns a Clicn,ev Broa year. t ■ - strong. .f “ "Do tiijre exist in the' world repeat that your efforts in con- ’ elsewhere.' ^ ^ ^ , to a "loyalty plbdgc " binditfg • suh.sidlaiy. < Haa Kighi I'ldnta atructihg-aoclaliam have achiavad . . . I He told an outdoor rally In near-i forces which are plotting against them to support \lhe pail.v's fold 's aniToucement comes in Reliance, according to Moody’s ' by El Monte that hia conlirt with ' D F S Z l i A T r C l C r i th* popular msssea, trying to force great raaults. Since tha, great daya BLANRETS nominees. .Southern dMegatea de-* the wake of yesterdav'a disclosure of the Ootoher ravohitlon and ' \ ROGER OLCOTT feated it. ■ v. . Indiistrlal ManitsJ, a-SOttfoa. iiaota , t ha uTawneaaee Senator . fas ~i Oata- * -* ' - ■ r their-will 'Olf'iBftler countrlea, ays- haJillKIIAU. I'temattcBlIy Interfering In other through the years of Uia great Halzburg, Austrlir June 2 ■ . He', told a news conference: for us at onsT tinde, but wa had faith Si'heduled for action torlay-Xofiidi. afiaid,^t6 think I m having all my | Brazil's radio and' tliverjlonlat centers and or^wilza- "I don’t trust the Rtiaaiana. If white cotton broadcloth •.. most washable! Sizes 3?f--38 liick this week. the time wotUd-. .Come when our Recommend that Ciijigie.s.s re-, expef-^ed next week. ‘ '1 ,(('nntlniied on Page Eight) ” you want the facta. Molotov is one. TWIN BED SIZE .. StevenaonV.a, clianged. man since televiaion atatlo,nAy'last night lions, which work against lawful Many neui Ship’" Shore bloujses.. .fMJf2.98 H735 fuse to seat randidates'whn.se elec- _ , . . , r , . ' governnienfs and poisop the inter- of the last of the old BolsKeviks frlendahip would be strengthened tlona "are obtained by u'n-consli. hia primary Victories In Oregon-anil Prealdenl.Jua.ellno KiiblUchek de-, .. again." / Florida, jested about hia Minne­ and hia depairture can be regarded tutional and illegal deni.ils of the Clared an economic-political crisis - .Makes Position Plain B» the continulng'v^turnoi^r,'after BlainesBrankoa Stoltai ^ ITS YOUR MOVE SPORTSWT.AR—SEC OND FLOOR right to vote; withhold federal sota defeat by kefauver but at no existed in the nation. . . ' As chief editor of Pravda; Shepl- a dictator passes." This waa an obvious rafarance to X -• FULL BED SIZE school aid from distiicle piattlc- time inentlonied his party rival by the long years when heswas not <*n Jes^ h. Johes Passes; name. . \ Acting swiftly, the government ! lov spoke on April 22 in Moscow Truman met reporters at the ing segregation; eliminate dis- at the meeting- romwemorallhg''Village pub in nearb.v 8t. Jacob, speaking terms with tlWvXAaadUn. SINGLE CONTROL rriniinatioh In lilteratate travel, "I do not carA to and I'm not gO: shut down radio station 6 Gloho SHEER MICRO FILM RUN RESIST 18-95 ing to answer tlie kind of personal during K broadcast by an opposi­ the 86lh birthday of V. I. l>*nkt, where he. is visiting until Ttiea- He went on to make it cjlMr that and abolish unliniUed debate in the Itie gi he placed the blame foT'uiia^pak 51 GAUGE SEAMLESS Senate, ajttacks which th«\other Democratic tion eongieSaman.'' The congreaa- the- founder of Soviet roramunlim. : da.v"aB ih« guest of Stanley WoM TO A Headed RFC 13 Years candidate for President Is mak­ man said he had been -bealen by He msdr hia position on world af- ward, former U.S. ambassador to ! squarely on Stalin, when ha Resolutiona awaiting action al.so fairs lilaln. . . Csnadsj . • | he was aura that under the ni FULL BED SIZE called for a federal anti-lynching ing," he said. \ (police While conferring with stu­ •’1 do not wish to degrade either ShepiluV,^ for example, made He aaid he'y^-as cdni^lnced that I collective leadtrahlp such A “ law, abolition of the poll tax and Hou.Mon. .June 2 vPi Jesse H. dents 'about thia week's car fare completely clear he believes social-. President Elsenhower "can and I DOUBLE CONTROL myself or my. opponent or hurt the /•nola. - V 21-95 .tones, a 'TePiiessee farm, boy who l8m--Sovlel totalilsrlanlsm to the |will be beaten" liKNovember. , (CoaUaued m Paga Eight) (Continued on Page Right) I Dcmocralio party Or demean tb* Kubitachek went on the air him- , . ,,, . , .. ,, Ion built one of the nation's laigeot greatest office in the world. , - Informed, that President Risen- j for’tune.s despite only a fifth giade self last night before censorship It. 1 ''' bower'll press secriSary James | Rose, blue." green and red. "There is only otic answer to ; defend the government's actiop In edui'ation. is dead. sjich tactics., It IS in your hands T h e chief characteriatlc of-dur i Hagerty had stated Ahe forth-1 The wartime Secretaiy of Com- ! quelling the xtiidenl riots protest­ epoch, the 20th Congress o f the ^ '’•"*"6 would he rough • in new summer shades. All first riuality. ing a .boost in street car fSrea.ia Buy for evef.\"*f)ed in your home at, these low. low Violent Storm' meive and head of the'Reconstruc- (Confiniied on PagV Eight) party pointed otil, coniista in the 6nd dirty,. Triiman aalds "The tlon Finance Corp. died at 8:30 I tha capital. spreading of socialtam beyond the c.ampalgna of 1952 and 195*\Were B u lle tin s prices. * ■ . p.ni. last night at the Age of 8'2. A. spokesman for tha National bounds of one country and its roughest and -dirtiest I i^ve Tears Winsted His finaiicial abilities liad Ini- Stiidenta’ Union (U N E i said ear­ transfoirmation intW'-a..worldwide ever been in. And the Republlctoa ). from the Af* Wires ■ pressed, three Presidents under Cooper Not Run lier a nationwide itli'denks’ strike syatem'.’’ *'"* “ h •)* the dirt. If they w anV 1955 Special pr. % '■ j.- f \8hom he had .served, Woodrow will be staged from $1 o n d a y Shepilov also said tlie platform ^Jrty again we will meet But Loss Light Wilson, Herbeil Hoover ' and Imh: U.S. Senator through Wednesday to protest vio­ of anticnionialism is one which the half-way. We Dcmocrati, | RIOT iN 4AP DIET CURBED Franklin D. Roosevelt. lence against the students. '. .Soviet Union, can use for its own I*"*;*'’*''' "®'’«'' fw'^ht im- ; Tokya, June S UD—Pallee Moka up rieltaig hi Japanra Paritauneat MERCURY Winsted. .jtine-2 lA’i Ram-’, As head of the RFC for 13 i^-xingloii, k v . June 2 Jv> John Man.v Injured fairly and in the last two cam-1 bunclioiis nature. took another years, .Innes limned over $.50 bil­ The riots weri) crushed Wednes­ •nte. alruBKle against colonial- w-as all on the oth- today but chaea and * confnaloa 2*Doer. Radio, hootor, SIiei'Hian CoojKM detinilely will ooaltauiad to Mock all legtataava What A Value! swipe at this small northwe.stern , lion. As the -^o. 1 "citizen of Hotis- day when the-Srhied forces took ism, k Vinsl imperlliltat oppreq-, not run for the' ll.S. Senate from prognaa for the fourth ceuaocu- Mtrcdmotic. Connecticut city last-night in the ■ ton. he built \,tlie .skyline of the Kentucky, this fall, a Republican over police duties. Many students ain'n. i.s that broad ba.se on Which': I’i* ' ,?']***’J'*'* ■’5^^ he form of a violent .wind, thunder : South's largest elty. ownliig 35 ttve day. More than W memhera. party official announi-e'd in ad- were injured in the clash, • popular movemenU, different in employcm ami gunrda at ttaa Dirt and rain stoi nt. The damage, how'- buildings, ranging up to 37 stories .vnnre of today's GOP slate c*n-i ...... Kubitachek blamed the nota on' type and .force, can .come togelher;: SLIGHT IRREGULARS OF $ 1.49 Yd. ' eyer, ivas .as nothing fompared ill height. He was publisher of the Nathan Twining; to Moscow fofr liava been faijtlired, none critical­ rial committee meeting. and are i-oming togertier,” (1e de­ ly, In two da.ya el spoiwdle fight- with.the flood that-wrecked Wln- Houston Chrnniol* and owned clared. Soviet Artation' Day June 24, aiid ,, Cooper. U.S. Anibassadm-i to In'-^ (Coattaoed ‘on. Page |Blght) ai|dec|,jhe Would favor further ex­ lag OB the floor. 39c TRIPLE ROLL ■teii on „Aug. 19. 19S.5. three of the yWy s large.st hq>els, ,|j„ fomiei .Senktoi, had .said Kepeals Old Slogans ' n The clo“udbur.st sent water eight Riislnesw Statesman change of visits'between. Ruaaians Is.7 ■ JESSE H. j6.\KS his decisi-on on the nonunation, But while'SI(epilov atreased'the and American military- lendera. F r Ot e s t r e d c l e r g y Vi s i t Inches deep sluicing down .Maipl ______In Washington, .Secretai->’ « f considered his for • the ssklng, intention of the .Soviet Union to New York, junoS UTI,— Mora St;,- which bad been gouged out tot ^ ~ r ‘ 'Commeice Weeks said Jones w.as "The better you get to know wotfld not "be snriounced until' to-v .bring, about • worldwide aociallam. the Ruialans and the better .vou than 194) person* repreoMtIag • a depth. Of 12 feet ,by the .Still- day s iiicetiivj;. . ; . , Mews Tidbits Protestant reitgiqas group dem- o'"*' “P'’''*-'! lb®m IP® more chance { River'flood last year. The tempo-; Maiiiicw- Woli, ■ 7^ But Committee Cliainunn Dew­ peated old familiar slogans shout!you have of getting along with* oaslrated at lkr. Holo- to his fourth term aa prealdfni of ■ What A Value! In Forest Pailt. Pa ,- AFL-CIO peasalton case*. State audi-. The storm rertved memories' of' conibe said the cit-v haa lo.st its Pollah American Congress at or- I tom Raymond L Loagley aad last year^ disaatet;. *■ Piesidcnl George Meany .said in a foremost citizen.' ganization'a fourth annual conven. 30 Feet Above Ground statement: Raymond S. Thatcher noted Trees toppled, cai-iying away ■Jones had extensive properly (>L&lV Un*«»n Sign.', tlon.. .Board of Trustees of 'Dick- | that fact today la an audit re­ . 1953 Thb irregularities are so .slight .voii will have trou­ telephone and pbwei- lines. .’^IThe entire Jabor movement will holdings 'in New York City. Fort __ 1 ■ A• 1 • ' /■ I r* InsonI College in PennsX'lvanla ' mourn the passing of .Matthew- 'Vernon, -J'*"® ■ i Special) —A i yeai-old juvenile, waa withheld by port on the State Labor Depart- ble in finding them. For draperies, table cloths, An 800-foot section of unpaved Worth.’ Dallas and Megiphis. I a v H i k e C o n t r a c t i vot* to dlamlm Dr. lAurent Laval- went for the I9S4-5S flacnl year. New Styles Holabird Ave., converted to' mud Woll. He served the cause of'the Tjnn. His Houston endowment • , ■ lee...... from- ...... faculty. as„ result...... of his'companion waa iden- CHEVROLET ■V*dfesses, skirt.s, etc. by the downpour, flowed .river- nation's - ■ workers with consianl. corp. has given millions to educa- refusal to answer questions before ' *'’® .nf.p.h..^catapulted abouU,jlOO^tlfied as John Murray, 17, o f Bil- Meriden, June 2 ij ’, Union and SCHOOLBOY LEADS IN UOlJ* ■d Air Hardtop. Ra* ward, mertacing for a while the failli, courage and sound judge- tional. iiiertical and charitable ih- House . Un-American- ■ ^jtlviUea’ ^ ^**1 ‘ • '"’ ‘'6*' •*’* “ **■• “ ''f I" '" leilcn, Maas. Troon. Scotlaqd, June t (ff-(- IN ALL WHITE or PASTEL plant of the VVInsled Hosiery Co., nicnt for half a-century. slitiilions. c hootor, fowtr BROWN, TURQA, FOREST GREEN, LEAF (lay they have agreed on terms of Bristol man accused of setting .and crashed into the rear of a John Beliarrell, 18-year-old Eng­ avhere some of it did enter the en­ . "imbibing his knowletlgc of trade . He brought the 1928 national lish erhoolbo.v, was 4 up on Lea- gine room. a new. work contract for J.300 em- fire to IS automobile* during pa.st k o Rt 15 M l Hill P'*'®" **■'' Giida, Pdwar stoaring. MULTI-BEADED GREEN, PURPLE, YELLOW, SKY BLUE, unionismuiiiuiiiHiii iifrom um ^Hiu Sam i.ompeiGompei S.'.'Viai-s. .Mat- i-'ciiiuci-auc--Democrallc- ci^liveimoilconvention Ulto Hous-nous- --- ■■■« w la auwniuiMir* iiiiriiix {JB.'il. *® ridl speedometer, had been stolen from lie Taylor. -Glasgow tnaurance Workers .Near Panic thew Woll throughout his brilliant t‘>n by signing a blank check after ploy^.t Of the Connecticut Light A six weeks pleads innocent in City ^ * •homing, Mrs. Margatet C. Zwick of Welles- man, alter the moralag 18 hola There was near panic amofig ...... tarec) remained trur to the.prinri- S?n Francisco had hid $2(K(.boQ. .Po^ver Co. _ * ' 1----[-Court to charge of burninif per- >®*nage occupants suf- ley Hill.*; 'Atass. She didn't know round ol the British Amateur - EMERALD GREEN and WHITE. workers at the Clock shop plant - pi^ of the founders-of the l.athoi .lones undenvent an opera4ion The terms include a pay increa.se i gonal property. . . One hundred- "'^•’ ®*'},|’’ Jurie*, accoid- It wa;; niiaaingifrom her yard until Goll Champioaehlpe. , A second when they were sprayed with movement. . ., hes.. w.i;„„-.,belicyed ...i...,.whole­ Manh 28 foi- a kidney blockage whi/h i.s not to be- disclosed, a and-nlne-year-old Civil War v e t- !* "* / ” Rfxkville City Hospital re- she was called - by police at the glass from gale-shattered windows. 18 holes will be pteyed this af- heartedly in labor-management co­ He .feenteied the hbapital .Mav 9 , spokesnian said, until it has bjen ,eran Albert Woolson is conflned to ' P"'** ' .r * i, Btaffoi'd Springs barracks this j lernooB. ... ; . None waa. seriously hun.' Rain, and had been criticallv ill atM>iit. submitted to the ineml>ership for ' 8l.-. Laihe’s Hospital in Duluth be-I Hip* oyer Truck , inornljig. blown through the bioken windows operation. . . Labor haa lost a great leader.’’ 10 days. ., latitication. .cause of'lu n g congestion and la.'* State Police said the car flipped Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales did extensive damage to stocks of Rockville Hospital officials said I BUS BOYCOTT GROWS . ‘ i For 3() years Woll was pres'ident The widow. .Mrs. .Ma'i’v Gibbs The followin’g Statement waa is- , placed in oxygen tent. over the truck after hitting it. the boys apparently suffered only! Tallahaseee, Fla.. June 2 ( f f finished ..products. Company offi­ Jones, had left thei hospital sliort- sued jointly at 3:30 ajn. by Paul City Marshal Clyde Frey of,landed lipright, shot up a 15-foot cials declined to estimate the dam- of the Union Labo)i Life Insurance cuts'and bruiaes. although the f t - ' —A Negro boycott ol city busea Top handle or clutch. Also ea.sy to clean. A11 white Co., set up to handle death benefits ly before his death, going to her V.' Hayden, company vice pie.«u- Crocker, Mo..'says troop train was ®n>hankment at the aide of the year-old complained of a l)ack in- ! beearaie almoat 109 per cent el- MIX. hotel apartment a hit earlier than deml. and Anthony A. R.van, coun- halted in hia community after lt|hl»hway: and then" sailed.Outward, and pastel plastic calf handljags. Besides Winiled itself, areas hit \and other insurance features for jury. Jf-ray examinations of the ‘ lective today. With moot Talla- uaual because of a throat infec-. sel-.secretary for the six unlon$ of waa reported lighting had bhoken over woods before intervening pail- were scheduled for today. haasee Negroea either walkiag Included the east side of Highland , union members: He' re.signed 18st tion. the International Brotherhood of out between white and Negro tretopa brought it to the ground, Ijike; Winchester Center and).'’* » f to become' ‘ Sgt. Bohman aaid the car hit jjie or uelag carpool tranaportattou Th€ -J M d IA L C CORK the Arm's general At the bedside were a nephew. ' Electrical Workers involved; troops on board. . . Roxbury Me- Sgt. Robert Bohman said' the /.V-. '■ Wallens Hill. executive chairman. truck, operated b.v Michael T. An­ provided by.boyeott leadera, el- MANCHISTIR John T. Jones Jr., president of "An, agrcenient bn' wag's and morial High School teacher says: woods must have cushioned the forte coatiBued to gala elariflca- COHH* Chief damage waa done by fall- Rorn in Ltixembouig'. AVoll came, the’ Hoiwtori derson. 4#, New Haven, 'after go­ Chronicle, ^ and -a fringe benefits was t^eached .today t some Boston school ' students j fall, saving the boys from eerious ing out of eontrol on a cun'e west tloa of Gm> terma under wkick i-yi threaten teachers with death and injury. they will eoaeeat t « rtde tha ^ach CORNER MAIN and OAK STREEH (Caatianed en Page BtghI) (Onnlinued on Page Seven) I m': USED CAR DISPLAY and SALES i (Continued on Page Seven) iContinued on Page Seven) ! had beaten them. TTte name of the^.drjve'r, a 18- jlOoBitaMMd aa^.aie Eight) tani^ aollB- 1229 MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER TELEPHONE MIrchdl 3-1200 ■f.' .V 'r ' '■

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