— t ...■ MONDAY, JUN& 2, 1962 X, ..... iilSsisia y 'lllBjlg.-^^'/ _ JlroURTEEN Average Daily Net Press Ran Eufttlng lifralb For the Week Ending Tha WaaUitr Mey 31. 1051 F*f*ea*t of. tl. 8. W A U nrl EWirrr- course and then r w r te * to in­ The little Flower of Jeaua TWaj. Pickles^Ends active status. Kothera.Circle will .have.a.poUuck. ****^****® ’“'■wSWlWBlIOiB • About Town tomorrow evening a t 8 o'clock at "M Sjdr Pickle* setYed "with the the home of Mra. Joseph Hickey, Refresher Course Army from February, 1941, to Member of the Andlt followed by *lM>wer*. FabrM MlM Natali* M. Fllion ii on* of 22 Croaby road. February, 1948. He 1* a member TERRY-CLOTH Bareaa of OtreaUtten* not •O'Warm Wodaotday,. ' *: 90 nuraes' aide* who will he of the Reserve Corps, G-3 (opera­ M anche$ter-^A City of ViUage Charm dapped Tueaday night at 7:30 at Mr*. Earle Clifford of 19 Strant MaJ. William F. Pickles of 101 tion*) Section, 76th Infantry Divi­ Heubleln Hall in Hartford.', Thi* street in Boston to ^ y attendt;^ Olcott drive completed a one-week sion. In civilian life he is an In­ For Summer Wear 1# the ftrat clai* of *rd*i to 1W the ifraduatibn of her lUece,'Miss' reflreshef cour** for Reserve Corps surance special ■ agent with the VOL. LXXI, NO. 208 ' (Clasatfled AdTertlsing on Pag* It) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1952 ' CohenAS’atkIns officers May 24 at the Aftny’* Aetna Insurance Co., Manchester. (SIXTEEN PAGES) FpRYcE,:MyH-^cg^ ' trained for night work at the Helen Keanu, from Dorchester MisS M arilyn'W atkins, danghterj Hartford Hoapital alhee the end of High School. TTie graduation exer* Command "and'beiiefat Staff Col­ " • ■ ■ • ■ i'___ 36" PLAIN WHITE .... v;.... V...... Yd. $1.19 _ World W*r;.n,..............^____ .xiaits. are .being., held.At Aymphony. ot.Mr.. and .Mr.*-. lege, Fort Leavenworth, Kans, 16:’ SOLID. COLORS_____ __ ____ Yd. $tJl9 >' Hall. of 113 Burnham street, Hertford, ' ' l^Vpose of ’ the ‘ courae” was" toi : William K. Reed of #8 Proapecl became the bride of Sheldon, develop teamwork of' the division DOOFIMC 36" STRIPES ...................... ....... Yde-$1.3r atreet, who will, graduate from The Young Ladies’ Friendship staffs and refresh them on recent iRddio-TV Cohen, son of Mr. and Mra. Aaron Make up your otirti robea, jackets and beach towels. .. 9Buffield Academy, Suffield, Maas., Club of St. John''s 'Church will hold changes and developments In I\C.$IDIHC ■> -•‘‘fw I In June. haa been accepted for en­ Its monthly meeting tonight at Cohen of 90 Seaman circle, this f Army organiZation doctrine. trance to Trinity 'College next town. In a ceremony performed all 7:30. 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon at • The ■ class was attended by 2.1.8 A. A. DION. INC. Probe Hits n ____ September. reservist*, all of whom went on Aatunm 8 t- Tel. 4860 Th« oming coMmiit»«"or' the Ihe^ Shangri-La in Hartford. ..The: abtive 'duty for' the 'period of the 52" WIDTH H The Xiadies* Aid Society 'of-Con­ .Tilt Cedar* ,of Lebanon win meet ceremony was performed by Rabbi,, .j. , cordia' Lutheran Cfiiirch ' al"'iU tonight at 8 o'clock at the Wash. AVrutIck of the — Agudmr-Achim {' Necklines meeting Tueaday evening at 7:30 Ington Social Blub. ,________ __ Synagogue. Sam Pasc.o'a orchestra win rewgnllw the honorary mem- pia y ^ -during - the - csrsmony-andi—— bera. during the dinner which followed COTTON Washingtom June 3—(/P) A daughter was bom Saturday the ceremony. Washington, June 3—(/P)^Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower —Rep. Gathings (D., Ark.) to Mr, and Mr*. Walter Olds of said today he always has favored a strong U. S- Ahr Force ■ r Lady Roberta Lodge will meet Arlington, Mass. The baby Is the ’■ Mr*, rial-old Grabow ’ of Hert­ noted today that the neck­ Tueaday evening at 7:Sto at the first grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. ford was matron of honor for her and is convinced air power will be dominant in'any future lines on the dresses of tele­ home of Mra. F. H. Parker, 30 Harold Olds of 21 Florencs street. sister, and Judah Cohen of Long ARE YOUR JERSEY war. At the same time, in what might have been intended as vision actresses are higher Academir atreet. Olatrlct Deputy Island, N. Y., was beat man for a thrust at Senator Robert K, Tsft, Jane Sutton 'of Hartford will In- his brother.. Elsenhower said; "Anyone who since the industry adopted a The newly elected*, executive Given In marriage by her father FOR, BATHING SUIT LININGS TV code this spring. Even so, stall the officers for the coming board of the Manchester Council finds out that the oi-dlnarj' foot year. Hoateasea will. - be Mra. and mother, the bride was attired soldier can be finally eliminated he said he doubts that the There Wan an Argument of Parent Teacher Assoclatlnna in an lyory ballerln*. gown, made V S . Maflorie Findlay and Mrs. Loulte will meet tonight at _& olclock In from war, I wish he would show Taft Ike code will solve all the prob­ 5 Miners En^ombed| Ratification Robliiaon.’ • ... with a iitted lace bodice-and a net j me how lo'do It." the high school library. skirt. .She wore a fingertip veil and Elsenhower took direct issue lems of undesirable and offen­ carried three-orchids- with -steph. r»ith Taft by stating sgaln hli sive programs. ” lh e Red Croar NuSe?' Xide ■ The committee In charge of the hanotls streamer* on a Bible. Race Nears Ths sandy-haired Arkansas By Senate Corps of Manchester will hold Its fourth annual strawberry festival » Also for T-shirti, Jerseys, etc. view that adoption nf a universal Faint Taps Hearid The matro'n of honor wore a military training program by thiav Congressman was the first witness annual picnic June 10 at 8 p. mi of the Cornerstone Club will have champagne color ballerina gown • i..ra Niieiiion Coiieh - before a House Commerce sub­ at the home of Mrs. Irene Bren- a meeting tonight at 8 o'clock In country would lesaen the chance! with an accordion pleated net of war. Taft,' campaigning for committee opening an investtga- nanT Mt. Nebo place. The aides St,; BiidgeP* peti!h,,hall.^.;^_____ Filial Stage Uan.jDf.. radio, and. TV ,.— ,,, woods, Mkh, 3.rr'((e):srBesicue, w o rk m . cautiounl-y ■■ 'asKiia" to' biihg'theTr bwh''ciip ■skirt; - and- carried -a- bouQuet, of. today-'a. South-. ■ Dakota ■ • prinaary■ French ro.ses.' election, said be was .very .strong­ The probers are under inslruc-: burrowing ahead in search of five entombed miners today re­ •and silverware. Members -are Mr. and Mr*. H: P. Rolfe of Bat­ The mother of the bride chose Mancfiesier By THE ASSOCIATED'PRPCAS- tions from the Hotisei to find ,odt asked to contact Mias Lllltan Lar­ tle Creek, Mich., have returned ly opposed to IJm T at this, time. ported hearing faint tapping .sounds from the pit. The sounds / Wfishington, June 3—<JP) an aQua shantung gown with pink Elsenhower said, however, that the extent of-immoral and other­ raised hopes one or more of the men might still be alive but son of Laurel place or Mr*. Mary home after spending a week with anit navy aircessortea. and the Primaries in three state.* wise offensive material going out L;rSenate - House cojiferei^s -•Balch- of...Wuhlngtoh street for Mr*.-Ro(fe'« mother, Mrs. Wilma Date Book he doesn't see how UMT affd Se­ rescue crews said there was no*.— —- ‘ -------- mofti'er of the' bridegiwrri, a navy' REG. 99e 44" extra FINE lective Service could be operated and a convention in a fourth over the air, and to make recom­ report^ tod^ tb hfi'Ye reservations. ■ Carpenter of 109 Foster street. mendations for any needed clean­ positive proof the sound came' crepe gown with net trim and pink Tuesday, June 8 at the aame time. today highlighted the torrid from the miner*. aifreed on a forei^ aid Sill and bine accessories. Both mothers The General expressed doubt national political picture. up. The five men were trapped some The Women's Federation Of the A daughter, their first child, wore orchid corsages. Outdoor music festival. Educa­ Gathings .sponsor of the resolu­ of cloae to 6 1-2-billion dol- was bom May 30, Memorial Day, tional Square, 7 p. m. that the Rusaian.v will atart a de­ , In South Dakota and Cali­ 2.900 feet In the depths of the Pen- . State Crops iarfl. The only word Chairman Center Church will hold its June A dinner for 7* guests was held liberately provoked war—and he tion which led to the Investigation, okee iron ore mine yeaterdsy aft­ meeting Wednesday afternoon at In Glover Memorial Hospital, at the Shangrl-L* immediately fol­ June S and 4 W HITE fornia, Republican and Dem(>- insisted that broadcast programs Cortnully (D,h Tex.), of (he Needham, Mass.; to Mr. and Mr*. Center The.sptans' presentation said this country certainly won't ernoon .when tons of earth and'i 8 O’clock gi fn* home of 'nfr/, lowing the ceremony. When leav­ start one, crallc primaries alike were should adhere to standards of pur­ rock caved In on a sub-level abov’t i Senate ^ Foreign Relatiohs .ChArles...a,. .Bouse,,, on,...We»U#hd Bruce W. Noble of 32 Walnut ing ..on a.mo.tor-.trtp to .New York of "Kind Lady," Bowers School, ity,. as.iiLths..caae- of food,______ Hit Hard in 'slreeL Mr.' Noble,' 'a teller Tor' the '8:'3’fi'p;'ini."....~ ■ r~ .