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TWELVE THE BRIDGEPORT POST, FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1960. ADLAI BRANDS SPY I U. S. BLUNDER CHICAGO, May 13-- (AP) Although branding the spy incident a blunder by the Eisenhower administration, Adlai 12. Stevenson has declared lhat this is no time for partisan censure.

"This summit meeting is too fateful for any American to risk making the President's task even more difficult," he said last night. Stevenson, who urged Americans to pray for the success cl the President's mission to Paris next week, said the downing of a U-2 plane over Russia has caused "a drop in America's, reputation around the world." "The temperature has falL. sharply at (he summit," he consider all Ibis hush-hush system--like ours--stumbles and feels its way. We must not hypnotize ourselves with the inylhol infallibility." Stevenson needled the economic aspects of Eisenhower foreign policy as well as the security side and said "I think we find the same uncertainty of goals betraying itself in hesitations and inadequacies of performance." DODD DISCUSSES NEUTRON BOMB WASHINGTON, May 13--Senator Thomas J. Dodd (D-Conn) yesterday charged "abuse of secrecy" in connection with a neutron bomb, which he said would emit a kind of death ray.

Senator Dodd called on President Eisenhower to tell the American people what he knows about the neutron bomb. LUDLOWE NAMES ROYAL HOPEFULS Airfield First to Enter Barnum Festival King-Queen Contest clarcd. adding that he hoped the incident will not lead the Russians to "really question our good faith in seeking a way to peace." Stevenson, defeated Democratic presidential candidate in 1952 and 1956, spoke before a session of the Conference of World Tension at the University of Chicago. Delegates from over the world are meeting there to discuss ways of casing world tension. Backs President While backing the President r.n the necessity for gathering intelligence--that was the mission of the plane downed May 1--Stevenson said: "But our liming, our words, our management must arid will be sharply questioned "In short, our government blundered and admitted it.

And the blunder has made the President's task at the summit meeting more difficult. Changes must and wil be made." Referring to Premier Khrush chev's angry statements aftoi the downing the plane. Steven son said, Khrushchev's hal surrounds (he neutron bomb be a glaring instance of thc official abuse of secrecy," Dodd said. "To keep the of life on thi luclear age from the American people is foolish, and potentially dangerous." An Army specialist on nuclear said a neutron bomb -s possible in theory. The Alomic Energy commission declinec comment, Dodd raised the question of a neutron bomb in a speech declar ing the fate of the free world may liinge on early resumption of nuclear testing by lhe Unitei Stales.

He said lhe Eisenhower-Mac millan slaletncnl of March proposing a lesl ban conslilulcc "lhe single most catastrophic re treat since the inception of lhe test ban negotiations" at Geneva By implication. Dodd said, thr U.S.-British statement cxtendec hope that Mr intemperate words will not discourage us from the most serious and patient negotia tions." Draws Applause Springtime and teenagers seem to make a perfect com- linalion, and what could be more fitting than having these 'Oung people from area high schools start off the season bv competing for King and Queen icnors in the I960 Barnum Fesli- 'al. First contestants lo be announced in year's event are Roger Ludlowe's Jeffrey P. wain, 17, and Phyllis D. Warner, 7.

daughter of Roger L. Warner, teadmaster at the high school. This year's King and Queen contest, like last year, is be- ng sponsored by the King Cole supermarkets. Samuel E. Mesh- ien, president, is chairman of the sponsoring committee.

Good looks and talcnl will i evidenced everywhere during Festival period, and Phyllis particular, will strive to repeat last year's accomplishment by former schoolmate, Judy Wendell who reigned supreme as the 1959 Queen. on June 28 Between now and June 28. when the royal couple are named at the Klein Memorial auditorium, six foot-lwo inch and brown eyed, brown haired Phyllis will join olher candidales in a series of exciting and in- evcnls which -will precede (be final joyous climax. President of the National Honor Society. Jeff is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Roberl Swain, of 41 Mcrton street, Fairfield. He noted that he is extremely oroud and happy lo represent his school and classmales in so important an event. Daily Fire Record (Noon Yesterday to Noon Today) THURSDAY 3:01 p.m.--Stilt alarm. Grass in Milne street.

Back duty 3:08 p.m. p.m.--Still alarm. Defective oil burner in 750 Hallett street. Back on duty 5:52 p.m. 6:19 p.m.--Box 373, Grand and Main streets.

Cigarette ignited rubbish in rear of 1751 Main street. Recall at 6:23 p.m. 8:41 p.m.--Box 744, Pearl Har- GOP TO PROPOSE Training in Aged Care Urged I A PLAN For Heads of Chronic Hospitals on I i bor streel and Pearl Harbor circle. False alarm. Police investigating.

Recall at 8:48 p.m. TODAY 1:25 a.m.--Box 362, Linen and Lexington avenues. Woman telephoned fire headquarters and reported cellar fire in 'SOLD OUf'BY AGENT NEW YORK, May 13 (Al) HARTFORD, May 13-A subcommittee of the Republican I Progress commiltee currently drafting proposals for lhe economic fiilure of lhe state, is peeled to propose lhat growth in education, highways, industrial expansion and, waler supplies be approached on a regional basis, possibly in cooper- alion with neighboring stales. Regional planning, according lo the subcommittee, is called lhe answer to most of the slate's lixpericncc Alone Is Noi Stale Study Group Says JTte New York Daily News said! HARTFORD, May (AP) in a copyrighted story loday a A slate study group says ad- American pilol Francis of chronic anil con- was "sold out" and lhat a i a a hospitals should re- 1 0 10 1 "-ndhn, the The. News said Powers was 1 TM 1 10 15 of (hc a RESA TO HEAR TALK BY DR.

KLOKHOLM The Southern Conneclicul sec- ion of RESA, (he Research Society of America, will conduct its monthly meeting May 25 in the Treadway Inn, Post road, Norvvalk. Dr. Erik Klokholm of AMP lip may alie.iJ the talk or the dinner. Dinner reservations may be made by calling Dr. G.

Tom Croft at Pitney-Bowes. DEAI.ER APPOINTED Frank McGuire and Son, 861 State street, has been appointed the Bridgeport dealer for Rem- will address the society at 8 p.m. on "Advances in Ferromagnetism." Preceding the talk there will be a reception at 6:30 o'clock followed by dinner at 7 o'clock. Interested members of the pub- inRton Rand's adding and calculating machines. Announcement of the appointment was made today by J.

McDonald, branch manager of the Remington Rand Adding-Calculating division of Sperry Rand corporation. sitting duck from the time hf es ha i major problems. The a left his home base in Turkey and tee suggests that once regional planning is approved and thai flfler lhe regional planning groups are set up they be given wide- including the review of supers- Russian rauar trackec way. The article, a Washington dispatch by the newspaper's military editor, Jerry Greene, The Connecticut on Congregate Living, a part ofj the White Mouse Conference Aging, made the statement in a report released today. That com-i miltee's report, and the reports' a Powers had an engine II out above 70,000 feet and sa i of six other specialized gn amc will be delivered at the roups, slate! conference on aging June 14.

sccndpd to 37,000 feet in an 1C White Mouse conference alarmT Police investigating Ilo0d colUro1 projects, i 0 restart the engine. Kill take place in Washington Recall at 1:38 am power vcr a SU PP'V ro- But Powers was unable lo January. 1:50 a.m.--Box 19, Main and Gil- "1 encr 1 authority it and was instructed Would Use UConn i i i i i i i an i he scope of the proposed treats ff. who has made no definite to cover tests space. (decision yet on his speaking of weapons ofiexccpt plans to a college, the future, he said a neutron: is of the opinion that Barnum bomb can theoretically be pro-1 Festival bert streets.

Fire of undetermined origin damaged storage room in Patty's National restaurant, 7fil Main street. Damage extensive Recall at 2:14 a.m. participate in all fields, including radio lo bail out and blow up the education, health and welfare aircraft. Obviously, said planning. iS'ews, these orders either Agreements Urged The subcommittee believes al- UNION CALLS CONTRACT VOTE HARTFORD.

May 13 (AP) Employes of Pratt Si Whitney Aircraft in North Haven will meet so that regional planning in these A ICT fields must overlap slate borders Tf lujLIViJ JE1 in 55 A UP!" MST. JJ IV IN UF lhc congre tc i i i coopi ed with neighboring states. Dominant aim of the entire GOP program, it was learned, will be, to provide a program to a i a i and develop existing in- The report issued today says a courses in institutional care ivere the aged should be sponsored by the siatt and administered through the facilities of the University of Connecticut. a i S. Freeman, director of the Hebrew Home for Agin MIAMI, May 13--(AP) A Delta Air Lines DCSB jet struck He said, in connection with the committee's report: "In view of the many prob- dustry and attract new compan-l ies to lite slate.

of some industries from the state require hospitalizatiun. A A spokesman fo Automobile Workers, AFL-CJO, said today the union leaders will turbulent air that shook up encountered during the persons aboard and injured Ul "laricl Concerned about the departure two of them seriously enough oge ncrfir thorough 'knowledge of their practice, is Two stewardesses two children 'absolutely essential in adminsfra- comprenensive a i i llcr pcrsons i procedures. Experience me the reason seals to the a ne 5 nt enough. these companies have lell Con-i a ceiling yesterday. "Not too long ago.

instiiulinn- the United TM na on SS fC TMTM Lanutti of Miami and care of the a ed was 'ricse conditions. i Mrs Theresa Novacek of Hoi at in TM 1 1 awi at 10 a. m. to vote on a rccem years lhe OP plans offer of a new Iwo-year contraclito suggest to replace the present agreement! dv lo which expires the same day. The Sandbox Nursery School FAIRFIELD, CONN, for children from lo 6 Under the guidance cl two qualified teachers following the Montessori method of teaching the young child.

MRS. E. CLUNE and MRS. A. KILFOYLE Registration fall Now Being Accepted Phone CL 6-0868 or CL 9-7717 Daily 9 A.M.

to 12 Noon Tuition $8.50 per week Economic Planning Stressed ronomic planning for Connecti- dticed by tailoring the energy of, an atomic fusion explosion so lhat, "Instead of heat and blast, its primary product is a burst of neutrons." Slevenson. who says he is i tvould do vim, ue 15 i a presidential candidate but has J. lama se, but it been mentioned as for the Democratic drew a sharp burst possibility nomination, of annlau5e when he declared lhat parley is would immediately destroy all life in the target area," Dodd added. "It would, in short. as a kind of death-ray.

1 most honorable and festive occasion which many people of Bridgeport and surrounding areas await each year. It is an excellent example of community spirit and entertainment." Chairman of the finance committee of the Foreign Student Exchange, Jeff also served as president -of the Junior class. During the summer months he thc offer rejecled by other United Aircraft corporation plants in the iwood, son Memorial hospital and re- state. The lhe last in the UAC chain lo pi re. WA workers -lartford and Manchester have jeen working without a contract, since Dec.

4. Sikorsky Aircraft t-niployes in) Bridgeport and Stratford have' the onlv wav to peace t'ur'cli'lvr; The scnator said he has hcardhTM at side. 'hal in the light of maintaining But he said he wondered whether recent American foreign policy had been hampered by some mistaken notions about the Russians. He said the Russians were not undilutedly ideological, but lint their conduct in current events had a highly pragmatic side. He said the Russians were not demons, and added: "with Mr.

Khrushchev we are dealing with a tough ami realistic politician and polemicist. But I doubt if apocalyptic visions so darken his sieht that wet cannot conduct the dialogue of reason with Nor. above all. he said, were the Russians supermen. "This' knowledge, neutron bomb isi Beach club equip- no more questionable than the; hydrogen bomb was six months Active in Sports Appreciative of popular music, before it was demonstrated that in cross coun- one could be built track mcct and basketball- he served as co-captam on both school teams and baseball.

Phyllis, who stands a graceful and attractive five feet-seven Dodd said when lie sought i cial information he was told the matter is classified. dim a i i i icui-beven He hinted a the RuEsiansj i I a1I aspires to a career may be working on such a bomb. in Caching. An, interested on- P. 0 .5" i.

CV dcnce to i a looker at oast King and Queen contests, she said she is impressed with the exciting festival North Haven contract recommendation of the group is all towns of the state estab- at East''" 5 1 and sl rt economic de- 'velopmenl committees to work jtowards their own development. The GOP Progress committee was named by GOP State Chairman 11. May, last year to develop a program for the Re- sibk i had fractures of both scalp lacerations and pos- head and chest injuries. y- jsidered to he the absolute end, where i or nothing could done for those needing or desiring congregate living. To-! day, modern i i i decry this attitude.

A battery of services very frequently will ertable older person to live fully Mrs. Novacek, 79, had multiple sprains and contusions. She was transferred to Hollywood Memorial hospital. Stewardess Belly Jo Morris of Coral Gables, was flung to the floor and several passengers been working without a contract publican party on Connecticut's' i lhe i compartment were since Feb. 15, and employes i thrown from their seats.

Hamilton Standard in Windsor Locks and Broad Brook have been working without a contract sine" April 21. 1 The East Hartford, Manchester PWA employes and the Hamilton Standard employes are represented by the International Association of Machinists, AFL-CIO. The Sikorsky and North Haven workers are represented by the The subcommittee findings these and other fields of studv will be formalized soon by the parent Progress committee and passed on for study to GOP state platform a GUILTY OF THEFT fortunate the plane was relatively said Kurt Strauss of Coatesvi Ic, "or there would 'have been many more injuries." The plane normally carries 107 passengers. Strauss was treated for severe head and face lacerations. The two children, Ronnie Albert, 12.

a i sister, Medgie, six, were the maxium or his physical and emotional limitations," Other members of thc committee are Theodore Hawkins of Haniden, president of the State Chronic and Convalescent Hospital association; Barbara Davis, medical social worker at 1-1 art- ford hospital: Mrs. Robert D. Baird of New Mi I ford and Mrs. Ore Artherhurn of West Haven, both convalescent hospital administrators. and the Rev.

Julian Taylor, pastor of (he Macedonia Baptist church of Ansonia, More Dollars Asked For Service to Aged HARTFORD, May share 13 (UPO pbilanthro- that BOX STORAGE ALL YOU -95 CAN STORE I I A No Limit on A Fairfield Cleaners CL 9-1348 Brooklawn Cleaners ED 3-0316 the Russians were menting with lission-free hydrogen devices as far back as 1952 From this he deduced that "they have for years had some understanding of lhe possibililies of the ncutrnn bomb." How a neutron bomb would 'ork is still shrouded in mystery, iut presumably it would be you just guide it! MOTO-MOWER TRANSMISSION-PROPELLED POWER-FLO DOES THE WORK! Sim a I jit) nil!) l)ii ntminl shin tin Mijic Tnch Catirol tlu Mow'i pncKin-brir. aKtowolin Iftt tmnnm- lite cm. Ib ei sliwm(-. jx ii.it il. Vn-Mi' BlJfc Klni lifts iim hu tto, im Tj lit of Super siM-tatiM teftrJB lahr- So tta TM Bf Moft-Maww rcliriei, nvft, rifan.

YOU CAN TRADE-IN Your Present Mower H.C.LOVELI CO. 2419 Main Stratford EDison 7-0725 atmosphere attained each year. Grateful for being selected by the student body and members of the faculty, Phyllis thinks the idea of the Barnum Festival brines the whole com- three-month suspended a i treated for bruises. -ig to Lieut. Domentc i hit the rough both Lhe UAW and I AM would A.

Conte, of thc detective bureau, skies were ctear with, only a coordinate strike actions, al- Swatt was stopped May 7 by i fleecy clouds at that eleva- take in-j ford police for questioning i tion. though each local munity ar to an unshielded atomic re- good ctor. Reactors are always shielded together. She bv the abundance dependent action on of vote. Scheduled address the leavily in thick lead covering, to rcyent the escape of dangerous adlation.

extended during the first two-union A I I A ri 1 Festival season and believes it grows larger and more enjoyable each passing year. A member of the Foreign Student Exchange group, she I also belongs to the Ail School Con rcss tlie Student council, National Honor society and I IN BABY Spanish National Honor DOBSON, N.C.. May 13-- (AP) A former carnival couple were sentenced to prison hero ycs- erday after pleading no contest charges they concealed the birth of their illegitimate child. Solicitor Charles M. Neavcs did not press a murder indictment in the child's death.

William Ernest BassetE. 32, formerly of New Haven, was sentenced to 7-10 years 3-5 any strike mass meeting in connection with battery thefts i "There was no warning of any and during search of the car in turblencc," he added. "Ther he was riding sever.il Connecticut labor history May 22, bottles of whisky were found, seven days after the last pactj During questioning, Swatt ad- ends, al the Bushnell Memorial mittnd the whisky was taken is Al Hayes, international presi- from Sam's Express company dent Machinists. To date, only two plants. PWA ones at Meriden and Southington, a accepted management's for a new pact.

was one bump; no more and no less." Knight said the plane was fiy- ing at 322 miles per hour at the I i a Colonial avenue, here, Lieut. Conte said. meeting of the National Council on Commimity foundations. That was the plea of Mrs. Frank M.

Flarry. secretary of the Health Council of the Cleveland, Ohio, Welfare Federation, She said "with more Ulan SC per cent of this (i5-and-ovcr popu- Jalinn having incomes of less tlme a S2.000 a year, Ihere is no The bump was felt at 4:55 p.m. question that it is of polilica society. When not working as a pagej i Lhe Pequot library, Phyllis: uses her spare time to listen tO; music or to embark on. sewing projects.

OFFICERS ELECTED BY STATE PLUMBERS HARTFORD, May 13-(UPI) Lynn Reynolds of Haven is Rose Allieri. 21. received a 3-5 the new president of lhe Connec year sentence. licut association of Plumbing and Maximum sentence would have I Healing Contractors, been II) years. Reynolds was elected last night Rassctt told police the couple al the 70th a a convention, came to Mount Airy with a Michael J.

Daly of nival last and remained. HciWatcrbury. said he delivered their baby Others elected include Louis himself Feb. 22 in ihcir rented I Goldsclimidl of Wesl a apartment and. thinking it was a Robert P.

Fitzgerald of Wat- born dead, abandoned it in a vice presidents; Ernes! pasteboard near a higli- N. Busch of Hazardville. secre- way. A coroner's report said a Herbert A. Lowe of Water- the child had breathed.

bury, financial secretary and Harold J. McGill of Wcstporl, treasurer. MUSEUM ARRANGES SCIENCE PROGRAM! William A. Glussing, founder nf the General Electric House of I Magic, will give a show "Sciense on ParadV' in conpcration with the University of Bridgeport and TO BE CUT FOUR HOURS SUNDAY A total of 16!) families in Par' rolt avenue he without elec- Gencral Electric for 'friends oi trici1 service for four hours or the Museum of Art. Science i Sunday from 6 a.m.

Industry Sunday at 5 p.m. in the i'" 1 Uniicd I i a Charles A. Dana Hall of Science, company announced today. al Ihe university. company said a incrcas Durinr; i -University ol, electrical consumption in th i Bridgeport Week." the nuiseiimi i' 1 TM lias necessitated pulling in 'model 'is on display in Room 223! avic lines and transformers to in the Charles A a a Hall of!" 3 1 the load.

Th" service wi Science. off while crewmen are work i on the lines on Parrolt ave nun from North avenue to Fran! street. Bridgeport Po llce Department Traffic Accrdenis ftcport To This Dale 195!) IS61) Accidents 73S $03 Killed SHIPWRECK BALL The fifth a a shipwreck ba of a a lodge. AF AM will take place Saturday at p.m in Hillside firehouse. A street.

Herbert Hyncs, junior war den of the lodge, announced tha prizes will be given fi; costume lhat are the funniest, most origi nal and moot eccentric. and the plane was due in Miami A companion. John Kekac. 20. 10 minutes laler.

II landed at 5:13 i ll of 360 East avenue was granted ip.m. Delta officials said lhe plane 'tern." a continuance i tomorrow, i apparently was not damaged. The meeting winds up today economic significance, as as of a i a i a con Potted TOMATO PLANTS AVAILABLE NOW Sclrcteil seed in IV.it Muss Pols Kcatly for Re-planting Burpee Big Boy Burpee Hybrid Morton Hybrid Jubilee (yellow) Scarlet Dawn We also have TOMATO FLATS Geraniums. 69c Pansies 59' Hardy AZALEAS 4 9 NOW I 95 6 FT PEAT MOSS Regular $3.59 CALLAHAN'S GARDEN CENTER "Everything for the Lawn and Garden 7 1135 SOUTH MAIN STRATFORD EDison 7-5130 Planning Your Summer Wardrobe Learn from tha enemies in your closet the dresses ou didn'l i last summer, don't now and never shall- Assuming you don't buy clothes 'o punish (some women do) are these particular dresses Color? Sometimes lightbutbs change the look ol a dress -in a slore as well as in ies- a a Unless you plan lo make-up lo your toenails, avoid yellowed colors (greens, oranges, etc.) il you're brunette; spurn the bright, Haish shades ii you're blonde; don'i slock up on mousy neutrals (beige, grey, lan) if you're brown haired. Eyes suntan or a man who likes green may be the last word, but these are good a Mote on wardrobe-planning this Sunday.

But in lhe meantime Hera are two one-of-a-kind linens from our moderate price "Miss Weslporl" group. At the lell a classic whits sheath, dashingly i with green lurries. For lovers of primitive art S40. Al the right, more demure, as timeless in philodendron blue with white piping SZ5. Sizes 5-20 Collection Linens Cottons Silks SIS lo S40 Post Road, Wesiporl opposite the Playhouse Open Monday Ihrcugh Saturday 9:00 to 5:30.