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charged with tha Ni^t* dalana# of ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Sunset Council, No. 48, Degree *^St.' Anne’s Mothers Circle wjll meet tomprrow at 6:30 p.m. And 'Oonnecticut, is at a. school a t Ft. Average Daily Net Press Ron The Weather ' of Pocahontas, will sponsor a klt-^ Nike Troops Blisa now ahd will obaerve the ; RuRunage Sale - About Town chen social at the home of Mrs. leave in a group for the Passiontst For the Week Ended Forecast of V. S. Weather B n reu practice firing. " Kathryn Ruttgers, 88 Garden S t, Monastery in Farmington. , ■ Thure^y, April 11 * AprU 6, 1 $ ^ at 8 o’clock Wednesday night Each . The annual firing pract^e is re­ a e a r, cold, fiveting tenpem- Members of the ^oly Ghost Members of the Italian Ameri­ Leave Soon garded by the Nike command as Mothers Circle planning, to attend member is asked to bring a few ■ ^ COOPER HALL 1 2 , ^ 5 tsires again tonight. Lew 35-S9. the* service at the Holy Family grocery items. Refreshments will can Ladies Auxlllsiry are requested important because troops are not ■ Gleaners Circle, WsCfi ' _ be ser\'ed. ’-treasurqr of All the power snd perVotmanri! ol lomt P rem ier of the Beistem Star, will'hold a his daughter and son in law, Mr. The Portland group. C Battery, the New Jersey District of the, heatint aids rwicr its size, of many sell regifw business meeting Wednes­ and ^ Irs. Lawrence Decker, 76 meeting of the Bowers School PTA will be on the firing practice tour Geimral Council of the .Vssemblles ing for 4 lim n its price! Plut super day night at 8 o’clock in the Garden S t, on the occasion of his last night from April 20 to April 28. of God. For the past 25 years he sensitise PermaphoneV, smooih-Aow Masonic ’Temple, with the newly Volume Control, noise-limitinr ano 71st birthday; Present, besides his f Children, said Dr. Wasserman, But there will be no cutback in has pastored churches in I^lassB- dized Case, ^triiih't fulfil *»«//>) Installed officers. Ailing their sta­ wife and daughter, were his other are bom Imitators, and so very of­ defeiises at the three sites, accord­ chusetts and New Jersey. i/iroiijtAour’ See it today! tions. Members are reminded to daughter, six grandchildren, and ten bad tralta in children are ing to an Army spokesman., Pastor Kenneth L. Gustafson ex­ •aeSW W rODar Maaai-lail OaaraaTaa, bring articles for the rummage two great grandchildren. Another t ■ Oaa-Tea. Warraarr, srva.raar larvlaa eiaa Amman, Jordan. April 10 traceahje to the parents. A parent To Observe Maneuvers tends a cordial invitation to the ■ sale Thursday morning at fi o’clock grandson, S. 1. c. Lawrence Decker may admonish a child for 1>elng public to attend this service.' (/P)—Premier Suleiman Nab- in the Masonic Temple, Anyone Jr. is a paratrooper in Germany. over-aggressive, but if the, parent Accompanyli^ the ti-oops will ulski and his pro-Egyptian having articles to be picked up The guest of honor received many be Joseph C. Bransfleld. first se­ QUINN'S is secretly getting a vlcarioua /' government resigned today at For nion \ . may call Mrs. Howard Smith, 19 loyely gifts.' pleasure from his child’s action, lectman of Portland: John Daly u.s. Knox St. Following the meeting possibly beca\ise of a s\ippressed Jr., first selectman of East Wind- the request of young K^ng Mrs. Albert Ford and her commit­ Miss Hridi Schlmmel, 26 Phelps desire on the psrt of*~thr^arent jtor; Harry 'T. Clew, Middletown PHARMACY Hussein. i S tee will serve refreshments. Rd., a member of the Connecticut to be aggressive, the admonition mayor; and Walter R. Ferguson, PHONE Ml S-41S6 ’The tip-over of Nabuisi;:;;Who be-^ College Choir, appeared in the an­ co-publisher of 'The Herald. RUMMAGE Mrs. Charles Romanowski, chair­ to the child'will do no good, for a came Premier last Octo^r aa X More~€:OP nual Lenten oratorio Sunday In child Is vei-y sensitive to a par-’ Mayor Harold A. Turklngton result of bis control of'street dem­ • 4 [(iiiilty Pleas man of the rummage sale which N ^ ' London. The'Joint perform­ and General Manager Richard She Amei^an Legion Auxiliary will ent’a true feelings. SALE onstrations against-Britain and the ance with Yale University Glee A child will not do as a parent Martin were invited by the Army Bagdad Pact, came as a complete h(dd Thorsday at 9:30 at the Legion Club will be repeated at Yale on to obseiwe the firing prartlce, but Heme, urges members to bring asks him to do but what he sees surprise. It threatened a crisis Back Postal April 14. w-ere forced to decline, primarily Sponsored bv Temple Chapter which could mean life or death for IHeldBartoI _ articles to the Post home tomor. the parents do. If a child has a . No. 68. O.E.S. row evening, or to contact her if chroiiic problem, it Is a sign that ■because of the press of budget the little Arab kingdom. pickup is- desired. Children who entertained at the the parents should look within making next week. HuSsein, -who has l>een pressing . LI. Col. Harold Cude, commander MASONIC TEMPLE the government for Snti-Comrau- Funds Plea bridal shbwer for Miss Gaye K. themserv.es for an explanation. j lExecution The Strickland Group of the Alexander Sunday afternoon at Children aru often discouraged in Smiths Mark Golden Anniversary of the Battalion which includes the nlst measures, -was to have had ------Women’s L e a ^ , Second Congre the Community Y Included Miss their attempts to imitate parent’s three batteries, will accompany the THURSbAY. APRIL 11 Nabulal and the cabinet at the i W ash in gth n , A pril 10 (/P)-^ Mrs. Ernest H. Smith finds tht'r?------men. New York, April 10 (JF)— rational Church, will meet Thurs­ Alexander’s 8-year-oId cousin, good traits. As an example of thi.s, 9 A.M. S t." "ScS 1 Gener.l Summer- A New York couple arrested day at 8 p.m. with Mrs. Norman Georgia Fiavell; and 9-year old Dr. Wasserman described the little arorrik from her husband’s pipe ter; and seven graiidchildren, Col. Dgnald McMillan, com­ (Herald Photo hy Pinto) mander of the 63rd Grv -ip, which is Moalem. (M, (rom dawn in night. I Cold haS picked Up Pew Re- Rylander, 126 N. Elm St. Jane Anderson. girl who is discouraged from "help­ Just as I icasant today as she' did on spy charges today pleaded ing” or imitating mother in the But during the afternoon th e; publican supiiort in his de- when she married him 50 years guilty to a count catrying a St. Mary's Guild will hold a kitchen because mother IS too busy King sent the chief of the royal i rr.and fo r a n o th er $47 niiUlon maximum prison term of 10 food sale tomorrow after the Len­ or the child’s attempts are too cabinet to the Premier asking for ago- -I. the resignation of the government. from Congi'e.ss for current ten service. For the noon luncheon, messy. They are celebrating |jtheir Gold- , Fred T. years. They thus apparently the members will provide their Raker Nabulsi announced he waa comply­ po.stal operatiojis. sought to escape prosecution "Consistency in discipline is the en Wedding Anniversary 'today. ' ing in accordance with Jordan's But vocal democratic opposi­ ChoicM Maats own sandwiches, and the hostesses, most important thing in developing on a greater charge carrying A special family .celebration waa ' About constitution. tion to the request . continued. Mrs. J . H. Johnston. Mrs. Edward good oharib ter traits. It is better, yes, f said This a possible death penalty. la towa Feltham, Mrs. Henry Rucmpler held Sumlay with a dinner at the j Hussein, in accepting the resig­ Rep. Cannon (D"-Mo) urged the even, to be consistently WTong Question* nation, asked NabuTai and his min- House yesterday not to be "stam­ The coupje. Jack Soble and Mia NOW’S THE TIME TO and Miss Jessie Reymolds will serve than to be inconsistent,’’ Dr. Wks- ; J Ember, and tonight they will ] tea and coffee. i you just can't beat isEers to slay in office until a new peded." and Rep. Rorter (D-Oret wife. Myra, pleaded guilty to. a ORDER YOUR EASTER Bcrmsn stated.. He concluded with welcome their friends at the home i government is formed. deriianded that .the postal chief charge of conspiring with Huaoian iin informal questron and answer “One oflen reads of an auto ac­ . George" Wllllarns, 407 Wood- of their daughter. Mrs. Walter Hussein has been reported in­ resign. nationals to obtain.documents and period. cident In which the driver h^s Sign of Spring volved for some time in a grim Summerfleld has ordeied a other material relating to U.S. MORRELL bridge St., will play the part’ of At the business meeting, presid­ Wilhelm, 439 Parker St., with! no auto insurance, and couldn’t Han-y Brock in Cue and Curtain’s The chill Washington. D. C„ temperatures failed to stop Mamie struggle, with Nabulsi lo keep Jo r­ drastic reduction in postal serv­ defense. ed over by Mrs. L. Victor Guo. whom' the J make their home. ^ pay a Jtidgment It a court Eisenhower, April 9, during a White House-conference with offi­ dan front divorcing itself entirely ices beginning Saturday urilcss Under the law, conviction could E-Z CUT production of "Born Yesterday" president, parents were reminded 957 awarded one. The Ivlctim then at 8:30 p.m. at the Avery Memorial Mr. and Mrs. Smith, she the for­ cers of the Washington Home for Incurables. The hat, fit for from western Influences, Only la st. Congress indicates the additional bring a term of 10 years in prison. of the Easter Egg Hunt to be held hn* to pay his own medical ex­ the Elaater parade, is of turquoise blue flowers accented with night Nabulsi had ^declared the : money is forthcoming for postal B'Tr-v. ■ They also-had been indicted on a Tlftater In Hartford 'Thursday, mer Helena Ayers of Wapping. m a in s t. penses—perhaps thousands of HAMS Friday apd Saturday. Cue and Cur­ Saturday, April 20. at 10 s.m. in were married in Springfield, Mass., white and blue beads, and matching earrings. domestic crisis tWls over. 'operations from pow until the end .charge of conspiring to, transmit Center. Springs Park for pre­ FAIRWAY dollars. Does your aeency have King Hussein has taken a strong ! the fiscal year June 30. VO the Soviet Union secret infor­ tain- is an’ East Hartford dramatic April 9, 1907, by the Rev. George Bntani'fl Queen Elizabeth II chats with French President Rene Coty (right) and M. A. l^e Troc* school, kindergarten and first and this.-ltolnsiired! Motorist’ en- club. T ick et may be obtained Smiley. They first live^ in South stand against Communist influ­ Rep. Martin (Massi, House quor I left! during a formal slate luncheon In the Hall of Mirrors in the Palace of Versailles in Paris. mation vital to U.S. defense. Con- OPEN SUNUAYS Second grade children. In case of dorseinrnt, costing only $9.00 ence in this country. Tlie cahinev. ifrom Williams. Windsor, and later moved to Man­ $1.88-$2a66 OOP leader, announced the par- The Queen and her husband, Prince Philip, are in France for a State visit. vicUmvetn this charge could bring rain,- it will be held Sunday, April easTer hats that pay the legal liability of however, a few days ago decided a deatm-jientence. chester, where he wa.s employed by an . uninsured or hit-run driver try's House Policy- Committee had Hl-I-eaguera will meet tonight 2X, at 3 p.m. to establish full diplomatic rela­ Soble, S3,juid his wife, 52, stood Refreshments were served In the the Q. E. Willis Co. for 30 years for injury to any member of Ike Admires British unanimously decided "that if the HlfiHUNDPARK at 7 o’clock at the Covenant Con­ until his retirement. home permanents, 27 different kinds tions with tlie Soriet Union on an se-vit-cs of the Post Office De­ pale and mooq^ess before Federal gregational Church. Tomorrow at cafeteria by Mrs. Jennie Leggett the family?” embassy level. Judge RichardN^. Levett as their Be.sldes tlieir daughter, they partment are to be continued at -the 7:30 . Lenten aervlce, medlta' and Mrs. Pierre. Teets. co-chairmen Hostile to I'.S. the nece-ssary level we must give plea was entere MARKET of hospitality, and their committee. have three sons. Howard G. of Bal- For the answer to this and any Paris sia«es Britain Urses 11,8 , Rt ^M4 8-4g7A M| wllLhtnnJhg alxth ward from caster baskets filled and unfilled_____ The cabinet, which included it the $47 nilllion." _____ Their attorney ^told reporters 817 l^iuand 81-—MI s»427»- Crosa: "The Word of WtoiyT^ The~aUeiulHiU'6 bSiinCi- WftS W6ii “tlmuie, Md., and New tun 11. and other Insurance question, call . . . Courage in Cutback members consTdered openly pfo^ that the couple tolH hltw they Choir practice will follow at' 8 :46. by Miss Sylvia Claflln’s first grade. Edgar C. Smith, both of Manches- The House Appropriations Com­ Biff-Party for, „ ^ - Communist, also was hostile to mittee. headed by Cannon, voted 'w’anted to recapture thplr souls flowers for hats, suits and dresses, the United Stales and the Eisen­ for the first time since tbW came >mirea the courage, and the nerve last week to give Summerfleld FRED T. RAKER Washington. April 10 (*l —Presi-« hower Doctrine declaring Ameri- $17 million in supplemental funds, Queen, Prince Drop SUCZ MoVCS to this Country” in 1941. ^ ^ t h dent Eisenhower said today he ad- of the British Gqvemment in were natives of Soviet dbmlnu ciding to take what he called^ a but deferred until Friday an.v de­ gloves for girls from 2 to 92 97 CENTER ST. nilree Great Britain’s courage and | (Oontimied on' Page Twenty-two) cision on the balance, of the re- territory. nerve in deciding to put its military i new look at its military program. Paris, April 10 i/Pi Queen Eliza­ major purpose UnwlUliig Tools program on a lieW look,. •tream-j quesL - Cairo, Egypt, April 10 (/P) — ^Council lost fall. A Monchaster, Conn. The President recalled thgt his own beth gbt the third day of her state ut.'.S. AmHaas^or Raj-mond A. of the principles w as to Insulate "Ths motivating factor was the open f riday nites and all day n^ndoy administration did that same thing I In a Hoa.se speech yesterda.v, lined,basia. . ' ; I Caiinoh said the chamber "haS visit to France off to an early Hare and Foreign .511 n i a t e r | the day-to-day ' wo:workings of the long arm of Russia,” said the at­ Ml 3.1 1 1 8 Elsenhower was .aiked at hie back in 1963. torney, Who added that indications news conference to comment on j State to Ballot I stood up to Hitler, I has stood up start today despite a late night Blahmoud Fawxl conferred again canal against Egyptian political Tip of Nose Red to Mussolini, has stood up to today for over two hoars In an manipulation. were that ,the So'hles "were tm- such British decialons aa the c •. and parties all over town in the tion to the latest U.S. pn^raSals get the - six principles included in decisions on Other North, Atlantic : .Laat 'wew, he had only, a pimple over-equipped." visiting British monarch’s honor uing Investigation o f espionage. Treaty countries, Eisenhower re­ state Capitol, Hartford, April 10 Rep. Vursell (R-Iil) defended the for a greater voice by user na­ the formal statement would pro­ The Sobles were arfeated by the there, < ■ . keep the Parisians in bed this tions in operation of the water­ vide a- b^is for taking the matter plied thei'e is no question that Brit­ With, a smile, Eisenhower vol­ (tP) — A proposed amendment to department in a statement -which morning. The crowds again were F B I in their New York apartment ain’s new program has disturbed said "any charge of waste or in­ way, now open to almost normal back to the Security Council.. on Jon. 25. Seized a t the same unteered that his press secretary, the State Constitution dMigned to out in foi-ceW hen the smiling, aliipplng. Tliey were not certain what some NA’TO nations. James'C. Hagerty, had insisted he efficiency . . . is ridiculous." The radiant Queen and Prin’--tale voy­ of- the Security Council with veto Eisenhower noted that Britain s In the course of the news con­ Student Unrest making no progress towartl get­ from the. AP Wires would empow.er the GeneAil, A.-ptian Foreign eliminated. that so far as he knows no per­ brings dozens of clalnu bills be­ in Russia have been received by the plaud and cheer as the vessel cir­ earthquake was resided on The President also said It Is an sonal criticism' fired at him h u Minister Mahmoud Pawzi in a re­ sritmographs in r. any parts of fore it every two years." United States Information Agency cled the two Islands which form sumption of the negotiations'which Spviejt Gives Egypt age old truth that the security of had any adverse effect on his The likelihood leaders say, is Arthur Larson, director of the tl\c heart of the city. Five thousand’ the nation and Aiaeka .early to­ any qatlon never -should-be- meas­ health; - -He made that remark had been reported deadlocked after ; day, and a Unlveralty of Waoh- that the G«ner«I Assembly will agency, w'hlch operates the ’-Voice four sessions last week. : ured entirely in terms of troop after a reporter said the President decide to' create a- commission to of America" and other propaganda (Continued on Page Twenty-alx) Belter Jet Fighters Ington expert pinpointed the cen­ strength. Such thlngs'as spiritual, has been criUcized recently with pass on most of the claims. problems, told the House Appro­ The Elgyptisn plan proposed to '-S' ter In the Alaska Peninsnla area. intellectual and ec nomic qualities respect to White House, acquisi- While the Senate vote was priations Committee afjout the re­ the United States and a, number of Frank Neumann, the unlver*. othei- countries for their comment -New York. April 10 fj’i The also must be taken into account. unanithous, some criticism was.di­ ports during recent hearings on his New Y o r. Herald Tribune sBud sity’s seismologIsL deecribed It Then he went one to say he ad- (ConUnued on Page ’Twelve) rected at the proposal JSy Sen.*. 1958 budget. The committee made would keep canal operation en­ as strong enough to have been tirely imder Egyptian control, with today It had been reliably in­ Hgrold Borden (D-Hactfonl) snd his testimony public- today. formed that Egypt "probably" is damaging In a populated area. John M. Scanlon (D-New Britain). “There is a new class building up all . tolls , paid directly- to that :— Every — New§ Tidbits coimtry. receiving improved ■ jet fighters Both contended that the ultimate in Ru.ssia.-too,-’ Larson said. "You from the SovleUJJnion to replace 51ARKET GAINS CUT effect of the amendment was not have the engineer.s. the managers, Culled from .CP Wires The United States has been ne­ New York, April 10 (JP)—^The gotiating for modifications of the aircraft lost in last fall's itivaslon Clear enough.. all these people who are getting s by Britain, France end Israel. Stock Market continued higher Reutker Re-elected Sen. Benjamin L. Barringer (R- ort of prestige. They - live in a Egyptian plan to give greater pro­ in fairly active trading early tection for the shipping companies ! In a copyright' dispatch from Milford) called their criticism mparatively good house, they Dartmouth college stu this, afternoon bu. profit-taking -’’sheer Intellectual hackling.’’ dents start 210-mile canoe trip of user nations, I Washington, the new.spaper quoted cllpi^ some galno. Steela forged htive a car, Ihe.y go to the south of Among other things the United | authoritative informants a» saying Scanlon said the proposal ihow Rumia in the winter for warm down Connertlciit River tom'orrmv ahead at the atart in a con­ to.commemorate similar voyage of Staten wants Egypt to include in i Egypt probably is getting some tinuation of yesterday’s vigor­ President of UAW weather vacations; .lohn Ledyard in 179.3 . Dallas truck its proposed declaration of canal j ol a "large number" of MJG17, (Continued on Page ’Twelve) ous rise when the high-speed They are forming a class of , drivers union gives full support and policy a statement of six pHncl-j * ------ticker tape waa late Just before people who are not anxiou.s for',onfldence to International Team-; pies set forth by' the Security (Continued on Pace Twenty-six) the close. Atlantic City, N. J., April 10 i8)^should be earmarked entirely for anything to break out. They w ant. sters' Union and its officers. t —Tlta United Auto Workers today! the UAW'a $23 million strike a degree of freedom of thought and ; Rumors that Israel is read.v to ' -1-- ■ SUPER MARKETS ' 300 ’ILORLMS DRGWN EXTRA BONUS VALUES reelected by acclamaU^ Walter,^ expression they have never had be-^anadj Jordan dissolve as Prime j hladras, India, April 10, IT) fore. _ '.Minister David Bcn-Gurion begins A Press report' received hem P. Reuther a* preatdent of th e, thought of the idea for a shorter A student riot in Tiflis in March j nuich-postponed vacation .. Pitts- ] Mid 200 Hindu pilgrims drowned 1,500,000-member union.. w ork week' with more pay now ad- 19.56.. Larsnp said,.'llemonstrated-i buig. Calif, hospital announces i t ! Reds Protest U.S. Check ^ a y In the, Godavari River Reuther'a only potential rival,; vocated by Reuther, oppas'bd the unrest -among younger . people, willprovide free services for'moth- near Bhadrachalaiii. The dis­ Carl Stellato, president of-the Ford oues increase because, he said, "it There have .been other demonstra- er of first baby-bom on Mother’s patch said two boats packed -with Waybesl Rouge Plant Local 60D in the -De., not take care of the needs of tions among students, he added. ] Day. ^ ^ Of Ships Using Panama 300 pilgrims returning from a Fresh other can-1 the membership who may have to "The Soviet pre.ss ia full of dire uigt. Attv. William Langlev, worship service capsiz^ in mid- ’ didate nominated jgo out on strike." warnings agaiii.st the ferment in Portland, Ore., has busy day in Native But Stellato declined nomination river. Bhadrachalam, - a Hindu Stellato urged the union leader- these group.s of educated young' cou rt, involved in four legal ac- ‘ London, April 10 j Pi—Russia .pilgrlraiage center. Is about 200 and Reuthec'a election wa* made ship to work- on a plan for a com­ men and wonien',’’ he said. "It is|tlons„stemming from Grand .Tury j ' said today it has protested to the | unanimous.' miles east Of Hyderabad City. bined AFL-CIO ^strike fund, of possible that 'we are standing a t a : inves£igations of vice and corrup-: ' United States that Soviet ships' ‘ Reuther’s elecUon climaxed a.' from $100 million to $300 million noisy half-hour demonstration by stage when an evolutionary process j.tion in Portland.. American: going through the Panama Canal • SENATE VETOES DUAL JOM Waybest He proposed setting up the huge is going on in Russia snd in the 1 Farm Bureau Federation proposes i State Capitol, Hartford, April more than 3,000 delegates. fpnd so' any segment of the united- were, subjected to long "discrim -- Fresh ’They Joined In a march through: satellites which may some day lead! ruts of $6 billion,, 200-. million In 10 (A5—The Senate approved to^ labor movement-could draw' on It to the. formation of governments 1 Ifl.'jg Federal budget of $72 bll-1 inatp’ry" inspections. j Native the convention hall auditorium' day :i proposed constitutional to' finance a strike. . " i lion. - j Moscow radio said the State De- ' amendment |>rohlbiting dual waving -"United wlfh" Reuther” Secretar>’-treasurer.EmiI Mazey, placards. They unleashed masses '(Continued on Page Twenty-six) A harbor tug and th ree, 'U'.S.i partment was handed a note Mon­ Jobholding by Legislators af- who also was slated for re-elec­ day charging that since Jan. 1 of baHoohs and sounded ear- tion to a 2-year term today, said Navy vessels fight - lire at, ,sca : (e -' the Issue had whipped up a splitting sirens. - aboard -Britiah freighter Hope | American amietl -guards' have | hot partisan debate. ’The final Stokes operating costs had gone up since 'stopped three Soviet vessels for- It was here In Atlantic City 11 the last dues increase six vears New Mexico's Vole Range south of- Tobago Island nesir i vote ,waa 38 to S, with all the Giant . tears ago Jhat 'Jhe 4$-year-oId y ■ Panama Canal. , . Burton Batson, j many hours while ln.spector's | votes' cast. against it. coming Reuther first was elected UAW ago. . combed through their cargos and , 46 Oz. Can Ma'zey -told the delegates that 74-year old recluse in whose littef- J from Democrats. president. Goes to Deiiioerat stuffed home police found more, photographed "all technicaj equip-; F Any poeslbility of a'-'phallenger most.UAW members had received mant." 2-45 an increase of 71 cents an hour in. than $.5,000, la unejer- treatment NHRR IN BLACK emerging to unseat the aggrressive Albuquerque, .N.*^M.. April 10 OPi for gangrene of both feel at A State Department spokesman New Haven, April 10 (8 V - labor chief vahiahed laat night in economic benefits since IM l. He -—Lt. Gov. Jo.veph M. Montoya,. in Washington said he knew of no JOHNSON added .that on June 1 about one Brockton. Ma;is. hospital. President George Alpert of The a. smashing' victory - by Reuther ■who S t 41 ha.v had'niore political Gov. A. A. Ribicoff says he will such protest being (' 'ivered. He New Haven Railroad' today told HARD GLOSS forces over a minority faction that million members will get a 6^eht an hour "improvement factor" in­ experience than many men get in invite .aircraft' carrier "Tarawa” added thi^ the Russians had "tried : stockhoidert at the annual meet- opposed a SO-cent monthly duea In­ sz lifetime, won New. Mexico’s sec? to visit New London this summer to make propaganda in the canal! ing.here that 1956 wiu« “a year I here's a refreshing lilt to Glo-Coat QUART CAN crease. crease under current contracts and bnd seat in the U.S. House of Rep­ area before about such things as of - recovery and reconstnicttott’* Reuther's -supporters jqU- through at t.hf same time probably get a 2- . .Ja ck ie . Gleason, rotund come­ centan hour cost of livink increase resentatives yesterday. dian 'who is quitting regular tele­ not being able to buy hydrographic ‘for the transportation compahy.- the does-boost after a 3-hour bat­ . Montoya, a DemCrrat, piled up a maps there. tle at thq.UAW’s 18th constitution­ under the Bureau of Labor Statis­ vision appearance, may next ap- The past year, he said, "m ark^ margin of some 7,000 votes over Waterfront aourcen in Panama Schaejer beer. A cheerful, sunny clearness. .'. a springtime-fresh PASCAL - ' p i g i al convenUon. ' tics index. ' • Loses Argument |iear as star in ffim of Erakinfe the transition from to black, As a .ijesult, the bqsic montoly Reuther, as presiding pfficei; Italian film atar Elsa Marti- hLs Republican 'opponent. State Caldwell novel, "Ood'a Little said Urn Russian ships got much I rom abprehenoion to optirnhwi^ i dues of UAW members will be $3 a kept firm : control ■ of the 3,200 nelU u-aa sentenced in Rome, Rep. Thomas Bolack of Fahnlng- Acre," the son to treatment as that given from uncertainty to oonfldence." month beginning next Junq. delegates during the dues debate. Italy., April 9; to 18 months In ton'.'in a startlingly heavy-vole. Professional committee of Nor­ American ships calling at Soviet bouquet... a happy kind of flavor that brightens any snack break. . 'The opposition' faction was led At one time when booing broke out jail on a charge of “ outrage T tie turnout toppe'd-130,000,w ell walk Teachers Assn, realgna In « Nominated porta. ( SAFE FRGM CANCER by Carl Stellato. president of,, the he warned, "1 will not tolerate boo­ against police officers*.’’ The i.bove the usual tuiinout for a spec­ group in, protest of "growing dia- Scott McLeod, now State De- The MOSCOW broadcast chu-ged WaidUngtoa, April 10 (J V ^ n Celery ' 44.600-member Ford Rouge Plant ing At this 4;onvention. I f any one policemen ■ charged ehe . "an- ial election Ip New hlexlco. A mar­ unlty" and tendency of organlgA* . partment -i^urity chief, haa the inspecUoils “am a 'flagnuit .Army -selentiat said today .a * 10 Local in the Detroit area. haa such a feeling df contempt for swered improp^Iy" when or­ gin of more than 3,000 votes in Uon to become ‘^social, tea^drlnk.- /' been nominated b/ President -violation or tha principle of . com­ siga of cancer has yet shewa np • ■ W J Bunch A g o o d ; co 6 k in g f o t a t o The Stellato faction claimed the another delegate’s opfaiaa^ 1st him dered to move her car from a BcmaliUo County, the state’s moat ing" gro«i).... Tank truck hauling Eisenhower to be U.S. ambaa- plete equality in the use dmala la some AJamegerdo, N. ML T.Q ,aETH CR W I T H R.C H A E ^ C R . . . A M E R I C A '8 OLDEST LAGER BEER union’s administration had enough keep it tasride him.” ' ■ ^ side street lost July. Her popi^ous area, failed td give 9o-' 4,600 gallons of ethyl aertate la sador to Inland.. He will under intematloael ImpoiteBce. eeira aeeldeataU j ahpwemd i«MR Bdnsgr for operating expenses and aUoniey appealed -the sen- bivolvA In 6-vetdcl». eelUoloa . nt > autiteed. William Howard T a ft' talleat frena ttw w M i’a fm $ '■■■ - i - ■ ■' r )--ap1(iljli>.\aiMl that any inerease (O—t teaa< m I 8 f T n /alNa) tenet. ; .v (Osailinicd M raga nevaa). .wbftpot^ ... J, ,, : i • f / ’if. J ■Wk K- A l(. ■[. . ' , :'>■ 1 ■ f i f -..y- ' I ■- . //-'• . ' n i i % 'A ■ .'-I f/;,' ■ ' N - f i '' : '■ M ^ k .i i : ^ k - - n ) >■ ' ■ J. ■i . . i f - ' i ' ' ___ «-h >uwr‘ itx-.-i ■ I Mv-1 L .'_-ri- v ./■, . . . i __ l_. j . h A- r ‘ • 'I ■' .1 . ./ MANCHESTER EVEIHNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, APRLL 10, 1957 t'. r MANCHESTER EVENING HERAL d , MAf^CHESTER, CONN., WEDNESD'A’, APRIL 10. 1957 . < J ^ E THREE THI

depaifment will not register a car lien" after he has bought and paid; penalty only to reinstate it later nors?? Si! Si! GuqstJi perke() ,up, BspJjposa, if hS^ helped ’ pick the fo r tl. from out of state without inspect­ Capahart perked up, Taney perk­ ing it and adding the motor num­ rincluded Arizona, Colorado, Iowa, queen, "Oh, no" he said, f "But Rej^n Said Car Theft Haven ElUspn recalled the repent case Tehnbstee, Oregon, Kansas and ed up. ' - we've got a lot of them like that eart das ber to iU file o f such, numbers, Sheinwold oiiA Bridge Coffee Break Gets of dealers in Waterbury who, he Is Death Penalty South Dakota. ^ ' ()ueen accompanied by three down there.” which he called "second to none." 3 TfinGs j^ttar ; said, lost about $100,000 on cars In some cases there was an in­ South American .prlricessea. All in Vowed to visit Panama soon, and CoftlSoJ lekenStiy lotli pteve ini-SNI Due to iMck of Title Law they purchased from a dealer in The motor number file "has been native consume. All eye stoppers, very effective - in .apprehending crease-in murder convictions when left, loaded with coffee and inter­ tefcloMr Mutrallte S Bmot m wmS Detroit who did not disclose that BOUD-UP PLAY NKEDBD i wondered, tvhlle getting another stolen cars," kaid Cross. i the death penalty was reinstated Wide-Eyed Break national goodwill. tlooiwk «M lly le eoe eiknitaBiMsr ■; there was -a lien on them. Had the North doalor cup of coffep. what , our girls do AT TRUMP CONTRACT ana in others a decline. looJIeS JItoftloo lettsH. Soi^ ItU.ANt r-^ s u u C W M . Waterbury dealers not been repu­ Noithor oido vttlaorablo Nef^r Pxtihction ? when asked to appear In native cos­ ^ 'By Alfred Sheinwold Oregon, for example, had no (/P) — OoanMtlcut, the othA" New NORTH Bv ARTHUR EDSON ■ Court chamber. busts of former (oJey (or tko fettoM kM«n ralM. tit. the added funds, personnel and table, he said, the loss would have death penalty from 1914 to 1920. tume. Do they wear blue jeans. Gold Outpiit Hits Peak ICmfUad eUtes *nd New Vork ere Air InventoriM Ma^e I ' We usually think of the hold-up A 7 $ S ■Washington, A p ril - 10 t*7— vC h lef Justices make semicircle o f Sen. George Aiken* (R-Vt) was space necessary to do the job. fallen on the individual purchasers P J S $ By ROBERT OOLDEN8TEIN <«from 1949-53. The'commisson made In the five year period-before the who bought the cars from them play as a weapon to be used in That great American custom,, the the place. F'ancied Justice R og­ telling ah ambassador:"I'm on the Cape Town — South AtTltfi'a a merket for caw stolen elser Cross estimated enactment of Gary, Ind. — Several American Chlcsgo, April 10 yP)— The death this finding: death penalty was Abolished 59 before they were repossessed and no-trump hands, but it has its ’ "The general conclusion we have coffee break, got official recogni­ er B. Taney (1836-1864) had a Agricyltural Committee and the gold mines produced 15,&82,935 where In the country because they the law woifld require 100 more steel companies are using aerial penalty— applied through the. ages convicted 'murderers .were received scowl fob present lighthearted oc­ returned to Detroit. WBHT BAST reached is that there* is no clear tion yesterday. Foreign Relations' Committee, so I ounces of gold, yalutd at 198,- ate the' 12 states which employes in the Motor Vehicles photography to Inventory iron-ore uses also at trump contracts. The A K Q J $ EVERY WEDNESDAY NIQHT ns puniihment and as a crime de­ a Oiegon State Penitentiary. Dur­ Carl R. Lane, of the Connecticut A 10 t cut evidence Jn-any of the figures The Senate did the recognizing, casion. have a glass-of milk for the farm­ 450,158 pounds, in' 1956. This ex­ M arendax do not have a certificate of title Department. and' other stockpiles in their hold-up la risky at a trump con­ V Q $ 4 W 7 S terrent—is headed in the direction ing the following five "no-death- we have examined that the' aboli­ in the interest of better interna­ Ignored Tane.v, had sAolher ers and a cup of coffee for you.” ceeded the 1955 record by -:.law, the Liegtslature’s Transpprta- Under the law, a manufacturer Automotive Trades Assn., called plants. Proper Interpretation of the tract because you may run the I s 4 XK7$I of extinction. penalty” years only 36 were le- tion of capital punishment has led tional relations. For this is Pan- cup of coffee and asked where Good fellow, Aiken. Natural bom 1.290.668 ounces and the value by TRAVEL AGENCY tion committee was told today. would provide a certificate of Connecticut and surrounding: pictures is said to give-more ac­ risk o f having your ace ruffed by X j 1 0 »$ $ 3 *07$ COME AND Joill THE FUN! A survey of current studies ceived. to.an'increase in the homicide.rate, American week, and hoW better queen was. "Be along in five diplothat. 15,694,973 pounds. RepresentaUves of bankers and origin for each car. When- it is states a dumping ground for cars curate results than conventional an opponent’ when you finally de­ SOUTH Conversely, Kansas Ijad a sharp 18 Asylum St., Hartford A A t S 4 showe(l today that capital punish- or that its reintroduction has led to could it be observed than by minutes.” Someone said. Press ' agent provided vita! sta­ automobile dealers association^ sold to a customer, a certificate stolen elsewhere. He said that in surveying methods. cide to play it. The risk would . Tel. CHapel 7-5857 8 A K I t S $ .ment is dwindling through disuse a fall.'’ di'op in homicides In the 6-year- downing p. cup of coffee with- the Picked up some coffee lore. tistics ,on Senorita Alfaro. Five asked the committee to approve k of title would be filed with the Cbnhectlcut "a buyer has no pro­ have been worthwhile in today's X J d ' in the United States. Aliy. Gen. Frank M. Harding of peijpd after the death serttence Pan-Ameriepn coffee queen? Some IS Pan-American nations feet *5. 18 years 'old, weighs 120., Clianipagne Sets Record . bill adding: Connecticut to the 36 Motor Vehicles Department, and tection jf he buys from an irre­ hand. Authorized Agents For All Plate-Glast Plant Set * 4 4 WALNUT RESTAURANT A worldwide trend has devel- Maine, which has been without .waso reinstated. in 1935...... And now, let's turn to — ------tome raise it. This country buys Jl,- likes horses, nice clothes and high states with such a law. each subsequent sale would be re­ sponsible dealer a car with a prior W est opened the jack o f clubs, East Sooth Weot 300,000,000 worth each year. Easy Paris — French champagne pro- Rail, Air and Steamship lien on it,'or a stolen car." oped for its abolition. j capital punishment since 1867, said South Dakota reintroduced the, coffee-stained notes for a sip-by- heeled shoes. Ukes fine music, es- Wilbur Cross Jr. of the State corded' on the certificate. The not knowing that a spade opening PaM 1 tr PaM 7 WALNUT StREET to see wh.v a Pan-American am­ .pecially CTiopin. Likes the tam- diicei's last year sold more than Lines Under Connecticut’s present law, r Caracas—A t preoent Veneauela lead would have settled declarer’s PsM t tr PaM The studies showed: | "there has been no increase in death penalty In -J939, but the i gj- account of this great occasion: llotor Vehicles Department charg­ certificate also would show any The number o f person. 7 United States condemned to "walk I Gov. Orville Freeman of Minne- acUy the sanie. - hungrS', promptly « l 9:15 a.m.' sack early to push the stuff. likes--May St. Vitus preserve us— than the 1955 record. An je.itlmatad department to set up k bureau "to to steal a car in New York Ciiy, factory to make f Is product will always made the killing opening George Ellison Jr. of the Legis­ Tennessee had no death penally j jo be lone guest since! Qvieen finally arrived.. Senorita tw k 'n' roll. 13,360,000 bottles were sold to for­ Manchester Agent hide,it,, travel to Stamford by bus bo built soon at La Victoria, half­ lead, we'd all bid much more con­ the last mile” to the electric chair,' sola, which dropped the death, pen- puU their chestnuts out of the lative Committee of the Connec­ gas chamber or’ the hangnian’s [ alty 46 years ago, sajd "I don't be- for murder in 1918 ahd 1919. T h e! Washington traditionally is a late Analida Alfaro of Panama. And Asked the Panamani(ui ambassa eign customers, bringing something Tel. MI 9-7442 fire.” The need for such a law is ticut Bankers' Assn., said that or train and obtain a registration way between Caracas and Valen­ servatively! thh ace and king. H e 'wisely ro' was' she worth* waiting for, te ­ dor, Don Ricardo Manuel Arias j like $24,!500,000 to the producers. cia. Into it w ill' go some $760,000 Declarer won the first trick in noose has dropped rather steadily lieve it (the penalty), was a mkjor homicide death rates those two i giarling town nowhere near as great as pictured, under Connecticut's present law for it from the branch office of the trained from - taking a finesse. years were 18 and 25 respective-: „„ |,ere was Sen. Homer worth of machinery purchased in dummy with the club king and from 199 in J935 to 76 in 1955. deterieijt to crime.” Cross maintained, but he said the it is "too easy for a purchaser to Motor Vehicles Department. South next led the jack of dla^ Atty. Gen. Leslie R. Burgum of 11.V- Then the death sentence was Belgium. drew two rounds of trumps with Small Decline iii Killings Capehart (R-Ind) greeting gilesU department would “do our best to find a car has a n . undisclosed Cross disputed this. He said the monda for a finowe, loaing to the North Dakota said the penalty is reinstated. The 1920 homicide SI5i5JiDj|9)SIiSIi9ISlS15lSISJSISIGI5I3l&I&&I5i51SiSISi5IiS/3!SI5IolI3I9J5ISf5i&IGiSiGISjKlBIS15l&ISli The FBI's Uniform Crime Re­ with his right hand and holding king. East returned the king of MANCHESTER no deterrent to crime because "the rate remained virtually unchanged spadw, and South made his only ports show that the deciine in cup of coffee ■ in his left. Asked | man about to kill somyeone doesn't at 24.7 .and was 25.4 the follow­ Capehart what he was dplng play- j . mistake of the hand. He took the murders durlpg the same period atop to think about the penalty.” ing year. ace of spades Immediately.. Dtuve-9n'3kcdtlie has been relatively small— from ing host. Francis J. Faszano, assistant at­ The American League to Abol­ "I'm the unofficial Latin Am er-:, Oontraet Defeated B o Lt O m N o T t T H 7.1 per 10(1,000 population in 1933 SHOP BOTH CONVENIENT KEITH STORES THURSo TILL 9 Po M. torney general of Rhode Island ish Capli.al__Punlstims.ot. with lean -ambassadorJLJitpehart said, j South led another—diamond to to between 4.9 urban and 5 rural which di'()pped capUal-ptmlshinenT'firtdquai'ters in Boston, Said dummy’s ace anil discarded a spade in 1655. "Have some coffee.” Had some] TONIGHT, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY in 1915, said, "th ere has been po moves are afoot in various stages, coffee. on the queen of diamonds. IVest A Csllfornia subcommiltee study-. increase in the number of mui ders j to abolish or declare a morator- ruffed w ith the queen o f hearts and Asked photographer where .first 1Tm$ T o c ft h f-a n d thav^iB t Ing the problem of capital punish­ slnce the abolishment" lum on the death penalt.v in. Cal Iqueen was. "I dunno,” he said. led his remaining spade, where­ ment concluded that the decline in Atty. Gen. Stewart G. Honeck of Ifornia. Mas.sachusetts, Connecti- upon East defeated the contract “ Some guy said she'd be along In Robert Hall smashes prices the ratio of executions to murders Wisconsin, said. ' "our experienceice _cii^ Indiana^1 Iowa. New Jersey, five minutes" Several official with two spado tricks. HOPE • H E P ^ ^ "may be Indicative of the In­ -Shows without «the death pens'Itjr^lllinoi inois, Pennsylvania and Ver­ Now go back to the first spade ambasRadors were tliere, Ihou'gh. creasing lndisp(»sltion of courts our murder rate Is one of the kiw mont. One grumpily confessed it's the Sw xM SAVIIKS! trick and' see what happens If and juries to inflict the death pen­ est in the country. In states where Judge Charles Fri(;ke of the Ix>s first time he ever got up before South refuses to take the'sce. This alty.” the' death penalty exists it is more Angeles Superior Court is among breakfast for a coffee break, but hold-up play saves his contract Six of tl)e United Slates difficult to convict murderers. A those who sup{Mrt the death pen- Einani do Amaral Peixolo, Bra­ East continues with the jack of "?rom inrVSTAVtelONsndTECWflCOtC Michigan. Rhode Island, Wi.scon- miscarriage of justice can not be ally for "extreme cases, spades, and South must take the zilian ambassador, said; DOUBLE DRESSER MODERN SUITE SHOWN AT. tiSS sin. Maine, Minnesota and North corrected if an innocent person is"Some robbers use unloaded "I hit the road early. . I'm In , on millions of dollars worth ace. He then goes after the dia­ Dakota —aad 38 foreign countiies convicted and executed.” i guns onlv becau.se of the stiff pen- mv office each day at 9.” monds; as before, a n d W est Various officials in Michigan re- . altv for murder, " he said, trumps as early as powible. BuC M l I IN')'! M AIDI N S’ .SOI I M Si \ 1 ( )\ I have abolished the. death penalty. Studied room where recfcption: The forfci;ffi countries Include all ported that its crime rate has hewn ' — __—_— __—_ West then has no spades. He must no greater than the national aver:'| was being hfeld. Old Supreme j return a club to dummy's ace, and MUHNY o n t h i b o u n t y the western'' democracies except age since the state took the lead in i Gri'iiiaii Meet Miitmipd declarer can continue 'with the France. Capital punishment also abolishing the death penajty in | ------a o d n W " » good diamonds, discarding the rest m " ..... myggig,. (UM {|m has been abolished in the Soviet 1 8 4 7 _ 'I Berlin - During the winter of INCLUDING BEDDING! of his losing spades. Union, except for political erifiies. Some opponents of abolition con- 1916-1" mutiny broke out in the Almost 2 Million 1 of Easter fashions! Dally Qaestlon Wifrinchot Tow • w »M iw iit>iia»pw Several states in this country have tend that without provision for ad­ German F'lecl, disorders were ^ PRESCRIPTIONS 1 Partner opens the Wdding with restored capital punishment after ditional punishment, a convict quelled with diffloulty. and in abolishing it tem'porarily. \ serving a life sentence in a non­ October, 1918, the whole fleet re- one spade. *1716 next player passes. SH O W N A T 7:05 r a n h H , i n kL "SAFELY FILLED" 4 ^ You hold: Spades A 8 6 4, hearts The death penalty provision for capital punishment state wouldn't fused when ordered to sail. It re- w s O N SALE AT ONLY A K 10'0 3, diamonds J 6, Clubs 0 murder and other major crimes is hesitate to kill a guard or his pur- mained in revolt until the'end of ■What do you say? designed to punish the guilty and euers in an escape attempt. World War I pnd surrendered at .f Arthur Drug Stores deter others from committing such Ixtoking into tjhis situation. Dr. Scapa Flow after the armistice. Answer: Bid two hearts. You crimes. ,1 will raise spades enthusiaatleally Donald E. Currier, surgeon-gener­ Does it acomplifh Us objective? al of Massachusetts sent question­ at your next tirni. The hand is not This is a highly controversial $ quite strong enough for an Im­ T V PROGRAMS naires to the six sjates without question. Proponents of capital pun­ mediate jump to three hearts. capital punishment. ishment say - It does while op­ Only one such slaying came (Copyright J.B07, General Fea­ ponents claim just as stoutly that tures Corp.) to light a. guard in a North EASTER PANORAMA AT MORTON’S it docs not. Dakota prison was killed by a FOirR PIECES at an outstanding low Keith One of the most searching studies price'. The Double Dresser has sweeping of the question was made by the lifer 10 years ago. , Ore Salvaged froin Sea Ail the slates queried reported •Oxbow' cui-ved drawer fronts, the smart British Royal Commission on Capi­ Bookcase Headboard Bed has sliding pimels. EASTER SUITS, tal Punishment. The group made a that the (ifers presented no more Cape Town—Chrome ore valued Luxurious' SEALY Monarch firm Inners^ng statistical study of the deterrent morale problem than did other at nw rly $168,0(X> which has been prisoners. Mattress and matching Sealy Box Spring are lying on the ocean bed 10 miles o ff ELECTRONICS theory in the United States and for­ eign and Commonwealth countries States that abolished the death Included! Tlie two big pieces-of the suite ara South' Africa's Cape Agulhas, for LABORATORIES in choice of smarter w o ^ s, hsve oak interiors, FAILLE COATS the past 14 years is being brought to the surface by a British s^Uvsge brass leg ferrules! ' streamer. 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Tha normal mean tam- it an offense to Illegally qbtain npt square with the' siae of tbp Tournam ent^ W on Germaii Papcatil permits." ' state’s deer population, ‘ Thorpe i antl;^ arribraced by ’Well-wlahera.' halrr will fall Into soft, natural. perfactlons. Hut . It’s a \wtae bride’ peratura at New Haven la . 45, Science Reaching for More Stars Thorpe Raps “The, Issuance of year-’rounvlll begin V to contract, or whether the present For th e Smar^Juniors apparent expansion la an illusion. A larger Inatrument built along the lines of the Palomar telescope Young uxmld cost tens of milllona of dol­ lars. Nobody wants to tackle such - ■ ■. Join the a project. i Size The alternative is to build shorter, lighter instrument with a Dr. A. B. Meinel and W. W. Baiiatian examine plaatlc model of still Isirger mirror .for concen­ "deep dlah" mirror being uaed, In development of the "X-Inch" • BLACK PATENT Figure trating the light of stars beyond teleacope In Phoenix, Art*. Featherweight / Ivy the reach of present equipment. e BLACK CALF Thla means the partboloid' fade FOR YOUR LAWNS of the mirror must be dished a llttle,more deeply than that of the e BLACK SUEDE ' Palomar and similar telescopes. Skywatch Schedule Rkh Farm Loam in. The deepening Shortens the dis­ antom e NAVY CALF tance for bringing the mirror s Hiursdny, April II For Solo I image of a distant star to ,a sharp Midnight—3 a.m...... Volunteers Needed a RED CALF focus. That makes possible a. 2 a.m.—4 a m. .,...... ; ...... Volunteers Needed 'APPROXIMATELY ■ Cotton shorter telescope tube, a ’'smaller 4 a.m.—6 a.m...... Volunteers Needfd dome to cover the Instrument, and 6 a.m.—8 a.m, ...... Bill Barrett ^ C Yard I e FLAX CALF lower construction costa. 8 a.m.— 10 a.m...... Joseph Carlin 9 Loads U I Expensive Equipment 10 a.m. Noon ...... Louis R. Call e BROWN CALF - Domes are expensive because Noon—2 p.m...... 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W. Vf. Baus- W h e a f tian, an expert in telescope en­ 'fU. -'V; gineering, is experimeiillng with small pieces of balsa wood to find out how the under side of a big glass mirror can be chipped away and made lighter without reducing Its stiffness. Dr. Aden B. Meinel, VI an astronomer from Yerkea Obser­ “I dfeRmt I found a store that carried every single type in vatory, is .working on mathematical Our EasierI Parade Has Smarted phases of the Job. These and other The Fantafaille Flare speciallats are working under the Just sponsorship of the government sup­ ported National Science Founda­ what tion. which established Its observa­ tory engineering project headquar­ Tops everything Easter “Sissy Front” ters here. Require Isoiatlea ordered The over-all operation includes * this Eeifer the Jpb of determining where the Bras! new type telescopes shall be set up. 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- ‘ / /" /■ s ’ y - ' 7 ' V ' I' ■ ''' ' ' ' IT 'V 1 x: a.' -I' -/ ” , ; . j \ ■\- m-i y /"■ ■ :' X MANCHESTER\EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDA.Y, APRIL 10, 1957 \ PAGE SEVEN CONN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1967 ------^ ------III ------^------i------■ 'A MANCH^jSTER EYEING HERALp, l!ANCH^iSlER. 1 p a g e I ^ k / . ( was ordered to leave the heariitgl Epstein^s Statue of Chrisi Surprise Shower Hal Boyle room while Witt , explained the-j /. ‘Defective Diet’ Tied X State Woman purpose of hia questioning. / For Fiiture pride "’The purpose la to show that 1 Sparking ISew Controversy In The Referendum To Be Held In Jlit for Role Miaa Paumi acted - ak' an agent A surprise mIsceUaneoua shower To Top "Death Caus0 One-Armed Veteran provocateur for the FBI,” Witt t was 'held for Miss Mary Ann told presiding board member | Cardiff, Walea, April 10 UP)—A ter of conlrbveray in 1908 \<^n The Eighth School arid Francis A. Cherry. towering atatue of Chiiat by New he faahioned' a set of nude fib res Pazianos in the Itibby of the First As FBI Agent O N TH I^ MiSmi. Fla., April 10 iSh _ Jndics' 'On the other hand, the diseaae ia National Bank Monday night. “She did not merely do some-1 Tork-bom Sir Jacob Epstein was for the' British Medical /Assn, rare among peciple ll"ing on low- Not Handicapped thing she was asked to do by the shown to,the public for the first building in London. He n ^ u c e d Miss Pazisnoa joined the bank tlons' that the "defective diet Utilities District his first Christ, in brorusg, follow­ fat. Iow;-^alorle diets. WashiI^gton,'^Ap^ll 10 — .A FBI . . . ehe went but her way to| time today and already there when it opened seven years ago. many Am'erlcans has a lot "Another indication that diet may former undercover, agent for the sntrap people.” •re aigns it may attr a new Epatein ing WoVld War I and m t viewer She started, in the Bookkeeping with the , prevalence of , arterio­ have "an important bearing on ar’- Indepen^Mice, Kan. VPi When gymp*thy and never offer help to a Witt added that it was Miss I controversy. likened i t . to a ‘‘b/iaiy grown Department, moved to the savings Dick Oliver 'haa a job he wanU to I handicapped person e^jcept when FBI was accused tdd^y of having sclerosis- -the nation’s leading terlal disorders is the fact that Paumi’r intend to stir up “activ-1 London critics and local news- i Egyptian.” window and then teller, and for the ar^rlosclerosis death rates dsclln- flnlah In a hurry, the flret | he actually needs U. acted as an "agent provocateur” lly” so that she could “earn more | men were shown the 16-foot-hlgh Skips Int^inv past two years has been'^secretary single cause of death-were- re- Friday, April 12 - 6 to 9 P; M / nnian ^ a ^ take off hU left anything: a fel- In an effort to entrap alleged Com- eddurlng the second world in , U lane ou n» l j really .wants to. and more money from the FBI.” figure, caat in shimmering alumi-| Since then ttur sculptor--now to Justus W. Paul, cashier. Ipiorted -to the American Qiemical nations forced by conditions into munlata in Connecticut, • \ - Miea Paumi has testified that| num,' yesterday. The , London vtsi,T| 76—haa repeatw y set the sitistic A group of 35 present and form­ Society today. arm.rm. . \ . 1 ‘The main thlnff is for an era* NORGE er bank employes attended the 1310 charge was made agahMt •he was. paid $9,198 for her serv­ to.ra were Impressed, but reaction; world argulngyW'lth such works as Arterlosdei-osis, a major cause Death Rate Rise After War At Tlie Hollister Street School Although bicK la grateful lo the i pioyer tp give a man a little, time ices aa a government undercover | of the local viewers indicated the ‘ "Night,” ”1 ^ ',”- ’'Genesis'' and dinner and pwsented the future of heart disease and hemmorI'hage I cs . government foA buying him the ' to work out his j»wn technique.of Mias Bowens Paumi, Bridgeport^ -The death rate rose again when Oonn., hairdressing shop owner, agent. • public reception is likely to be "Adgm.” H k r’emalned at home in bride with many gifts. Mrs. R()b- of the brain, is a degeneratlidn of the evar ended, and normal eating handling a job. Then if will work ' '^herry ruled that •Witt could mfxed. London, skipping the press review, ert McCann, Mrs. Althea Glb.son arm, he aaplainfcd: but all right. by Nathan Witt, attorney for the the walls of the art-rles. habits were resumed. can work faster without it." International Union of Mine. Mill continue hie questioning. GrMitMit A ct of FnJHi ! press preview. “ and Mrs. Jennie Fitzgerald were F«t field Key The ‘’tlefecjive diet” prevalent He can, too. The one-armed. 38- "But it is the employer—the man and Smelter Workers, at a sub­ The SCAB hearing la on a pe- I The figure, placed atop^ a huge The Archbishop of Wale.s will in charge of arrangements. A team of aclentlsta from the among Americana was described 'The Voting On The Machines has fft^ea the handicapped fellow versive Activities Control Board titlon by. the attorney general to concrete archway 35 feet above the hallow the restored ,‘nave in the Miss Pazisnoa will, leave the \ edical Research Inatitute of Mi­ w.w - - r- . dieirH h i Z !■ a.cnancea.chgnce loto snowshow whatwnai nehe ca-can d o - by the researchers as, one "rich completed building hla third *11 the credit. '(SACB) hearing. have the mine-mill union declared floor of 'Llahdaff Cathedral, is cathedral and dedicate the atatue. bank in May. She will be married chael Reese Hospital at Chicago in calories and relatively or ab­ Miss vPaumi, a witness at an Communist 'Intiltrated within the- Automatic Washer V called ‘’Christ In Majesty.” Epstein 'The dean of Llandaff, the very June 2 to Atty. Charles Mamakos said in a lepOrt prepared for the solutely deficient-in easentlsl nu­ Will Be Set Up As Indicated Here gin^^handed. , built his »22,000, 3- SACB inquiry into asserted Com­ meanlng of thq Oommuniat Oon-| akv. Eryl Thomas, had this (orn­ of Somerville, Mass., and they will W c k . a c ^ in c tio n clerk ^ 2-bathroom home in ■'has termed It his "greatest act of society that arteriosclerosis would trients - a special type of malnu­ for the Universal Atlas Cern^t - munist infiltration of the union, trol Act. • '. faith.” >: ament: make their homfc in Somerville. occur rarely were it no for de­ trition combined with . overnutrl- about a year, figures . he saved testified .last week that while she Company, a aubsldiary of U.S. about 88,000 in labor costa by do­ , V ■ , The body of the figure is sheathed "We were brave enough to com­ rangements in the way the body tton.” pteel, can also answer the phone. served as an' informant for the ★ ONLY NORGE "SURER-RINSE" HAS 5 TQTALLY in a long, rectangular robe, with mission Epstein snd he had seen Plant Used in Cortisone makes use of fat. Tile team said further study la ing his own work. FBI -from 1843 to 1956 aha knew type 65 words a minute. He drives In one way he feela having only the hands, In the words of one crit­ exactly what we wanted. We have Tlie resiiarchera, RuXh Pick. needed .to identify the more harm­ Fire Sewer bis own car, buttons his clothing, several officiali of the Mine-Mill DIFFERENT PURII^ING ACTIONS ic, "away from the sides as if in resisted every tem,ptatlon toward Johannesburg. South Africa A Jeremiaii Stamler and l/>uls N. ful types of fats but recofhmended one arm speeded up the job. union to be members-of the C^tn- ASK YOUR ties hia shoes and neckties, and la 'I never had to worry about appeal.’’ a timid artistic tradltlonaliim’. common South African plant, dio- Katz, aald prevention of the * Board reports at detailed modeliog. The atatue bombed in World War II. among population groups aa a playfully jostling with acme bud­ that the country is now producing Communist attendance to the FBI. Most Soies Synthetic When Justice Department at­ Induced in me a feeling of awe and whole the food that Is eaten ap­ • SHARPENED dies on a railway platform at To­ about 2 0 ' per cent of the world reverence. Ii seemed to say simply pears to have a definite bearing peka. He slipped . feU, and a pass­ uranium output.. As of January 31, torneys objected to Witt’i line of CONNkCnCHT MlglCAl 9IIVICI ‘I am. Accept me.' Lima 6 > f| Filter Plant Boston About 65 per cent of • REPAIRED ing train cut off hU left arm above crosa-examinatlon, Miaa - Paumi the shoes made in the United on the number of cases of arterlo- PICK-I'P and DELIVERY South Africa’s estimated ore re- PJO. 90K 191 • MIW tUVM t But one ideal reporter confessed: sclerosi.s. the elbow. serves totaled 1 ,106,000,000 tons "I find this thing repulsive. . . no, Lima, Peru - - Lima recently put .States now have synthetic soles. This compares with about 20 per in* every case in which the typi­ "It was on my Slat birthday— compared with 60,000.000 tons in not quite that. I mean, it makes Into operation a mlllion-dollar cal diet is high in fats and calories and Bomo present," he recalled. the United States and 225,000,000 me. feel sort of frightened,’.’, plant that filters water from the cent' in 1946. Shoe p ro d u ctio n :--...... Bruce's "At first I felt lost and useleas to tons In Canada. Epstein, now a British cltisen Rlmac River through an elrfborate in this country in the past 10 \ but low in essential nutrients, min- MANCHESTER—MI 9-7968 MEET- myself. But after thb first shock CHOOSE PROM who was knighted by Queen Eliza­ system of sand trapa before aend- vears has remained-fairly steady—. erals and, vitamins, srterlosclerosl^i 'Vmre off I realiiod'I wss no dif­ beth In 1954, first became a cen­ ing into the city's mains. about 500,006.000 pairs a year. [ is fieeiient, the scientists found. ferent from anyone else. I still Volcano Make* Power MORE THAN had * Uving to make.” IMcK' went t^eck and finished Rome— An Italian volcano has hlgh'dchbol, perfected his skiU at been hsrnqsaed to supply sulphur PHILIP KARLIN typing With only one hand.-But and generate power. Steam from a ON THIS he felt an odd compulsion to prove volcano at Larderello is passed that, despite the accident, he could through dry boxes to remove car­ WONDERPUl do anything he turned hla mind bon dioxide and hydrogen aultide, " A Satisfied to. Then the sulfide is broken down COLORS He went to the Psiclfic North into sulphur. T e station recovers Kiddie Fair Customer" west and became a lumberman, about SO tons of sulphur a day and felling the big trees. Ho worked generates 260,06o kilowatts. WEARABLE’. WASHABLE, . . . Philip is the eight month old son of Mr. and In the farm equipment field,'with LIVABLE LIOHTW'EIGHT Mrs. B. H. Karlin of 18 Mallard Drive, East Hart­ an auto supply firm, even did NORGE ford, Conn. y turn at radio announcing. SPORT JACKETS "Oh, Ive done Juat about every­ FALSE TEETH Flat Finish for W o o d thing,” he said. ‘'Once I find I can That Loosen You Too Will Be A Satisfied do s thing well I get restless Fretset and bsoutily your homo with thit ^ 6 '^ ^ And More Want to move on and try aome- Need Not Embarrass auHtOi>ding vvoathor-retiilani Hot finish. Al- thing new. Many wasTen of falw .te'eth have Kiddie Fair Customer! “Bight now I’m studying civil ■uBered real embarraument becauM kyd Typsi—ooty brushing—oxcelleni hiding. engineering,gtneering, and I think I’ll stay ttMlr plate, dropped. Hipped or wob­ Engineering isla aom^something bled at luit tbe wrona time. Do not with It. Urt in ftar of thla bappenint to you. 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IV CONSOLIDATE! The same excitement you feel when you see one of those 1.99 low, power-packed sjwrts cars is yours to enjoy—for ★ WITH SUD-SAVER much less money—in our new Sjiortswear tit’s VOTE • ON BOTH QUiSTIONS! ★ SAFETY SPIN the new look for leisure—trim, neat and colorful. SEE OUR FINE SELECTION OF OUTDOOR PLAY EQUIPMENT! 5-WAY SUPER RINSE Ruilt for men of acfjftn, it idles in excellent style, tod. No high-pressure in our 8howroom.eitlier 1 1. CONSOLIDATION OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT WITH THE TOWN. ' ★ PORCELAIN TOP ★ PORCELAIN TUB 2. "^NSOLlbATl6N OF THE SEWERS WITH THE TOWN. PLUS MANY MORE FEATURES! W HERE V WHEN I IM HOLLISTER STREET SCHOOL FRIDAY, APRIL 12 FROM 6:00-9:00 P.M. COME IN THIS WEEK AND SEE OUR WONDERFUL SELECTION OF EASTER TOYS J Total Consolii^ation Would Result in: ARROW IVY LEAGL^E . SPORT SHIRTS LITTLE (LED WAGONS DIRECTLY 4 Correct Collar Stiea Roller Skates 24 lODY lYkADIO 1. Abolishing the ou't-moded cumbersome district system. and Sleeve Langths. SAVE UP TO 25 Iba. (1 YEAR SUFFI.V) FREE DEUVERY 2. Streamlining administration and unifying planning of fire and aewer depart­ $ 5 . 9 5 REGULAR S3.98 ments. X FREE ONE YEAR l l U l f J GUARANTEE 3 5 % EVENTUALLY STANZALL FREE NORMIAL " M E N 'S EASTER 1. A major step toward lower Fire Insurance Rates. INSTALUTION SFORT COATS ALL DAY MONDAY 2. A Central Fire Alarm System. , WITH PURCHASE OF ANY , 3. Town-tyide planning of-lwater, problems. ■ NORGE WASHER . . . Slaee 35 to 50 : OPEN THURS. and FRI. till 9 F. M. Regular, Longa, Shorta mOS. 4. I^ncourage new industry to locate in Manchester. and Stouia.

$ 3 0 0 0 And More' - Wont moro facts? Bring your questions to the public ponol mooting spen- DOUBLE sorod by the Town Plonning Commission. WITH ALL CASH SALES THIS THURSDAY, APRIL lUh! Thursday ovoning, April 11, 8:00 p.m., Bowers School Auditorium. 1.95 I KIDDIE FAIR Aijd More Subject: PROS qnfl CONS OF CONSOUDATION. APPLIANCE Men's Gabardine Wool Flannel qnd Worsted Sport Slacks • , The Friendly Store That Satisfies e,. • / j 1 ', Sizes 28 to 50. To complete your aports eoMinble. DEPARTMENT FOR TRANSPORTATION TO THE PO U S--CAU Ml 9-5S9d The JS K H A I^ COKR J 108S.1QB9 MAINST. ^ PLEASE USE OUR /• - PHONE Ml 3.5854 W fm lS r GREEN STAMPS / MANCHBSTER. CON H< i K Prifiand by tbe League of Wemeo Voters of Monej^ter. OAK ST. ENTRANCE ■J CORNER MAIN m i OAK STREETS / t - " y ' 'i -f f 'A ■ / , /' / • -1' V 3Tr >■. a s- : • / .. .-T-: ,.-:V / \ "rt ... , /' I A. , '';V> •\ - " M ,1 / ■V f'-- • 1 ■ ' ■■ .. ( • * •■.’ -•. , I Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n i n g h e r a l d . Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n ., wf. di«^e s d a y , a p r il lo, 1957 PAGE NINV FAGE-EIGHT, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, l^ANCHESTER, CONN,, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1967 < : ) \ bers. Seventeen.tMn membei'* were 1956-'56, well' over. 5,OCX). Open dbinocratlt powera” In or outside praaeat. It waa in character tti|t Hebrbii present. ,’Th* librarians’ reports Hpuse waa held in Book 'Week in the UJf., hk holds, they^ahould Etaenhower, in many way* our Droodles ^ , Rihicoff Givesj \yen|| read and much interest was November at the school, to connec­ humblest President, should resolve MEET TH^ ; AT& T Earnings Up taken in the plans for the new li­ tion with the PTA, attended by "assert. Joint leadership.” By ROGER PRICE . / Ei»m tt0 ,^rralh Foreign Minister Casey de­ the ieaue in favor of the, posted brary addition. itiany of the parents. A happy, day PUBUWIB^BY TMi: Good Friday Amston Users Miss Marjorie H. MArtin, chief for first graders is the one '^■hen ■JCRAIiDPRlKTINCG CO.. INC. scribed the trouble with the U.N. limits. FACTORY MEN librarian, in her report said that he or She can borrow books like the IS Bl***ll « ir»M Iri First ’57 i^uarter UaDcbestt^ 'onn._ as follows: , Urging Single the crowded condition 6f the li­ older children, usually in March, THOMAS F. ^ K R O ^ N •The Increasing number of Proclamation brary was a problem, but that the when the chtild is able'to read a Ut­ WALTER. R.“ FERGUSON Gerald Kunze ' Publtiher* groups of countries that auto­ Naw York, April 10 (Ah—Amerl-wmilUon bell, telephone*" were placed people took out more books than ile aq^d grasp q few words. GET DOUBLE SUIT MILEAGE Right to Know Personal 'Yotp Founded October 1. .18S1 matically vote together Irrespec- state Capitol, Hartford, April Acriian Demonstra'tor ean Telephone t Telegraph Co. re- in service over a period of 47 years Phone Setup ever. All but a few dollars of the PublUbtd Eeery Evening Evcept 10 iJPi—Gev.. Rihicoff said yester­ poeted today its net Income 'for but the last 10 million were added $1,200 book budget was spent to Horace "W. Sellers' Was guest ■ond«y> end Holiday*. Entered at the th’e of the merits <>f the case,” he Issue Given to day in a Good Friday proclama­ THURSDAY EVENING the quarter ended March 31 rose in less than four years. . 1956, and $100 went for maga­ organist Sunday at the early com­ Peat OHlca at Mancheater. conn., a* .said, "introduces the equivalent of tion thaV unless thepe is peace to $165,990,000, .equal to $2.63 a Hebron, April 10 (Special) — munion aervice .of the East HaH- lacond Claaa Mall Matter. ONLY: Ixing Distance Call* Moiiiit zines. Over 14,000 hooka were cir­ SUBSCRIPTION RATES I'Hrl.v politics into the intemS' Law Coininittee with God, “there cannot be peace ahare, from $148,055,634 or $2,70 Long distance calls have in­ For several year* past it ha* been culated in 19.56, a slight increase ford Congregational (Jhurch. He Faya^bla In. Advance among men.” a share in' the first three months creased, he reported with intercity an announce to telephone, pa­ qver the previous year. alao .played later in the forenoon at FOR EASTER..,^AND AFTER! .lional sphere. ■ Designating April -19 a* a day Matthew J. Crane of 1966. , I the Glastonbury Oongregational da Year . "It Is a most dangerous mani­ state Capitol,^ Hartford. April lines now carrying nearly eight trons Uvi t to the various sec­ Miss Martin, assisted by the Rev. K Month* 10 (>p>—The General Assembly’s of fasting and prayar, the gov­ Pirth’a New England The 1957 quarterly ahar* earn­ million conversations each average John G. Beck prepared a library Oiurch, where he is the regular Tbre* Montb* 1 festation th^l could bring the U.N. ernor said: ings were fipired on the basis oY tions of Hebron to have Amston organist and ..eholrmasler. Judiciary Committee agreed today Sales Manasrer business day. .jtke and the greater part of Am- 'brochure, mailed to all box holders On* Uondent, Mias Susan B. ' c, MEMBER or it should have ho place interna­ to give, thought to eternal spirit­ Firth Saleli Net Income $215,604,787 Willlmantlc, like the rest of the Pendleton, telephone ACadenty STAFFORD PARK THE ASSOCIATED PRljra , , Tile' cjecision waa reached ,at a "Not only is the population -in­ town. The calley had to go through play of new books was held at a The Aaaoclalad Preaa <» efeju'lj'ly tionally.” public, hearing before tht Judiciary ifhutehaU Cap for Player Whose ual and moral values." .The' Bell System, which con­ creasing rapidly but there is ever PTA meeting, loaned by the 8-3454. . •nUUed to th* uaa of Hi Team I* In the Cellar’ The te.xt of the proclamation; Representative sists of ATiFr and its principal the bother of getting into the oth­ 1^ AU new* dlapatche* credited to u. or There we come to the opinion, Committee on a resolution pro­ more need for fast, convenient er exchange, and of course loll had Thames Book Company of New not otherwiae credited the contention, which alwaya posing that the Legwlativc (.’dun* This Droodle is sort of a tribut* Holy Day of Prayer telephone subsidiaries, reported j commi.nicaUons. London. The librar.v was reshlngled and alao the local ne^*;* Pubh*!!'** J!" ;; "For th* ,vast»maJorlly of our net Income for the three months to be paid. 2 -PANTS SUITS Al' rtshta ol republlcatlon ol apeclal seems to us to fly in the face of the cll "study and explore the entire to "Let's All Play Baft Week.” the To Keep pac^ with this grow­ Now that the coming regional last year, and storage books won't DeMol^v Plans dIspaieSe* herein ar* alao rhserved. field of the public's right to know purpose of which is to promote fellow citizens? Good Friday is ended Feb. 28 of $215,604,787 com­ ing demand, Bell companies are get wet. Our two librarians took * 100% WOOL TROPICALS U.N.'s natural and desirable des­ a holy day of pra.ver, penance and pared with $181,842,998 for the school is actually -casting its shad­ how its business is being con­ greater interest snd participation continuing to expand their facili­ ow on the horizon, the matter Is part In the Connecticut Library c 100% WrtOL FI.AN'NEli( Full aervice client ot N. E. tiny. Rather than deplore the de­ ducted by its government." in the game of Baseball. I'll go fasting. Connecticut governor* same period a yehr ago. ties, he said. . On March 26, the Dad-Son Banquet since colonial times have destg Of BeU”a earnings, $209,366,864 being stirred up and petition* to As.sociation's aoniial meeting In • 100% WOOL SH.ARKSKIN'S **Publlab*r* Eeppeaentatlvea velopment of political habit* and Senate (Thairman John H. Filer along with that but unfortunately company sold $250 mlllioh of 28- have the Amston area system Norwich, and Mi.ss Martin asaem JUIlu* Mathew* Special Aeeijcy — (R-Hamdeni of the general law when it cornea to Baseball most of nated Good Friday, aa a legal hol- were applicable to ATAT Stock, year bondp to help finance con­ bled a panel of six small to\yn 11 John Mather Chapter, Order of # 100% WOOL WORSTEDS Toah. Chicaco. Detroit and Boaton procedures in the world organisa­ committee advised the judiciary iiS are only Spectators and we Ida.v. This day 'liaa been sacred equal to $3.32 a share, compared placed with the Wlllimantic Ex­ ^ MEBSBERV a u d it BUREAU to followera of 'Chirst for twenty struction. change are being circulated. An­ hrarian.s who reported on "Books DeMolay, will sponsor a father CfiCULA'nONS. ______tion, we should welcome It as a committee that his group has a never gel a chance to slide Into with $176,986,612 or $3,28 a share The executive noted 'that Bell That 1 Like," lign of that organirallon s grow- similar proposal under .itSnsidera- Second Base or do a Razor Blade centuries. , for the same period of 19,56. Tile dover people are reportedly with and son banquet in . the Masonic "In keeping with the laws of mir companies have rate increase ap­ ilebron in this, as their students The library was Used to some ex­ i S vitality and reality. If it Is tion together with proposed leg­ Commercfal on T%'.' l.'''think this ' average number of ATAT shares plications pending In., numerous tent by. pupils of the elementary Temple Monday, April 29, at 6:30 ! islation opening meetings and rec­ week should be devoted to pro­ State and tlje rontintious tradition applicable to Bell system earn-1 gtatea Such irici ease* are need- will be enrolled in the school st eveh, going to deal with the es­ of my predeces.sors, T agaifl desig­ Hebron, Uarlhui'0ll]i1i, too, ia said school, “and there was *“ Vis ords to, the public. moting something else other than Inga lncrea.sed Iuinl-53^76,630 . a ed, he said, to meet rising costs. Grade 8 pupils to the Whlton Li- The chapter entertainment -com- j sential problems of mankind, It A hearinjf on those proposals- Baseball. Droodles for example. nate Good Friday, the -fiineteenth year ago to 62,982.457 on Feb. 28, i .to be interested. The Amston Lake mittee: under the chairmanship of I Dlapiay-edvertlalng cloalng hoOra; day of April, as a da^’ of fasting Bell operating revenues for the. people want it, they say. partly brarj' in Manchester lo acquaint Robert Andrew, announces that Big selection in Regulars, Longs, .Shorta, will in^lably do so through' po­ was held recently by the general After all. If it wasn't for Droodles them with the resources of larger Stouts and Short Stout*. • Monday—1 p.m. FVlday. law committee. wouldn't be writing the.** col­ and prayS'r. three months ended Feb. 28 rose f-.S/rtm/i B lo ck f aried owing to the fact that their fire a roast turkey dinner will be For Tueaday—1 P-®. Monday, litical prVesses, and not through LAST 2 DAYS TO SEE DEMONSTRATIONS call 1s now placed in Willimantlc, libraries, served. fcr Wedneaday—1 P- Filer suggested, and .ludiciary umns. which means that ' you "In a world too caught up with to $1,.521.215,093 from $1,399,927,- Kx|Mnsion I’Inns K r Thuraday-1 P- tn^ Wedneaday. ary unrealistic status as a merely Committee agreed, that the gener­ wouldn't be able to read them and things material and secular, it l.s 072 for the same three months a Ottawa ' ' Canada has issued a aa ia Hebr^on's call. Guest speaker for the affair will K r JYiday—1 P. ®. Tbunday. year earlier. Girl Scout Meeting We, too, are planning a larger be Nathan Gatchell. former Man­ Bantraay—1 p. nc Friday. pious organisation holding no au­ al law committee should continue pick up *0 much interesting infor- good and wholeaome for ail of us new .set of 5-cent iipostage stamps, library, and Sage Goodwin of NATIONALLY KNOWN Claaalfled deadline: 10:30 a m- eadB thority beyond what a few great its atud.v of the issue. 'mation. Like the fact that this is to give thought to eternal spiritual OF THE FABULOUS CARPET FIBER For 12 months to Feb. 28, Bell four in number, depicting various Hebron's Girl Scout Troop 114 cheater High ^chool teacher. He day of publication except Saturday — Filer reported that hia commu­ and moral values. It behooves all eonsolidated net income waa $797, vacation activities, Including awim- ia meeting this evening at, yto - Schulz and Goodwin, arrhilect* is will let the boys and their dad.s in NORTHCOOL SUITS ... .$37.95 * A m. ______powers happen to be willing to "U t's All Play Ball Week.” mans Hall, Columbia, with the in charge of a proposed addition to te* has named a subcommittee to of us, in conformity with our. re- $39,261 or $13.18 a share on the , ruing.‘skiing, canoeing, and lumt on some of his iinnaual experiences I BLENDED WITH D,ACRON Wednesday, April 10 concede It when it seems likely to handle the'question. He announced *p«tlve modes of religious oh-, parent, company stock, compared | ing. The .stamps are expected to b’e Columbia troop. The vlailora will j>e started soon. Miss Martin closes in Mexico , and southwestern' Free ______A ------serve purposes of their own. that a conference with news rep­ ■kervance, to repent often of our With $694,915,400 or $13.18 a share of special appeal to collectors since present a skit. with the statement that when the United Slates. Gatchell illustrates EXTRA PANTS AVAILABLE A T $D.B« resentatives will he held.at 2 p.m. A Thought for Today , failures, be worthy of our high In the preceding 12 months. Gross they are issued in blocks of four Weekend Guest* ' Douglas Library is enlarged and his narraUems with color slides | Sentiment AnC Progress Not-lessViHi-l'"' r®"* Dr. and Mr*. Edward Gerber of the regional high school open, we taken during several of his cara­ Alterations tits, is proper in the future devel­ Friday in the Capitol for further 8|>onsorrd by the Manchestelr dignity and destiny as children h( was $52907,783,132 against $5,390,- with a different subject on each of If the issue ,^ f consolidation disenasions. Commented Filei: God. $331,.56^. the four .stajupa. , Brooklyn, New York, were . week­ shall doubtleas have longer hours vans into the heart of Mexico. opment of the U.N. Council of Churches. '' end .visitors at th* home of . the and an extra staff. All DeMolays and their dads FAMOUS were purely a inaUer of dollars "We hope to make some prog­ . "Ma.v the . sacrificial love to In his quarterly report to share­ As this happens, the^U.N. wiil ress Friday." owner*,, Frederick R. Kappel, presi­ HIBKKIA MIIJir.R? latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Al­ Mr*. Daniel G. Horton, assistant are urged to attend anrove ^ For them the creation of one has developed a miniature nuclear- fellowmen. depth of fish. powered batter.v it says can deliv­ Acriian is the most resilient carjiet filler known to man! town fire department will mean exists in our own Senate. : ^ ■' -7^ In the meantime, however, there er usable electrical power for five Some (5.000,000 books ar* print­ Continuous half-hour demonstrations Tluirsda.v and f'rida.v more fire protection for an ex­ . Mourners* Tear^^aved ,vear.s. The battery is about the ed and bound in New England has as yet been no real resson to mornings, 9 to - afternoons 1 :30 to 4:30. A Riirr Rose penditure considerably less, for aize of the head of a thumbtack. every year. Rush B'REf! to each ladv attending; (one to a family). No them, than If they undertook^ to he disturbed by the voting that has . Cairo 7- Four thwaand years It la siiid to give promise of ago glass containers were so' rare atomlw-powered wrist .watches department demonstrations Thursday evening. provide It for themselves. been going on»in the General Aa- sembly. There are blocs, and world they were usually reserved for that will give off le.sa radiation For the tsxpayers of the Eighth aiich special purposes as holding than current radium-dial watches. District ths creation of one fire politlcsl line-upa, true enough, but .the Queeh's cosmetlca. Special It also can be i|*ed in hearing STATION department will mean an. eventual ao far there has also been demon­ tin.v bottles were u.sed to catch aid.^, miniature portable radio.s, and .preserve mourtiers’ tears at and civil-defenserWarnlng radio A YOUNG WORIDof#' FASHIONS permanent saving, year after yeao, stration that these line-ups can ★ WAGOI break and slilft accor-’Ing to the elaborate funerals. receivers for 'the home. _____ :______■ • ^ in the cost of Insurance on their " s r T O R i r ~ homes. merits of the Issue under consider ■V-8 fcountry Sedan. WATKINS REVIEW OF SUMMER For the taxpayers of the Eighth ation. Just as party lines oReii '56 FORD $1995 the largest o FREE PARKING District the creation of one fire "break In our ovSn democracy on V-8 Ranch U'agon. MAIN ST. LOT NEXT TO POPULAR MARKET dapartment will mean^that alt the any issue which seems bigger than '55 FORD 51895 selection poIitlcB. or which, Involves national V-8 Co'untry Sedan. town’s taxpayers,' Including those Catch every stray bit of sunshine who now pay no tax for fire pro­ survival. All blocs, for Instance, '54PLYM. , 51295 I 6 ’ » in town . . . in our united In the General Asseinbly’a RUMMACESALE Suburban Station Wagon. this Spring by .selecting your all- tection at all, will mol's in for aluniimim glid,er-chair now! Note their share of the expense of pro­ hnndliifg of th^ Suez crlaia, which Sponsored by Senior Girl Scobt Troop 1 Low Mileage—Fully Equipped Glider Totu tection for the area, how Included is, we are afraid, the circumstance 100% Guaranteed double-tube am s; non-tilting Ic^g«. Tsrrifle Trade*—Bank Finance in the lagKth District. behind present liritish .nd Aus­ (For Benefit of Trip to Europb^ ('hoice of green, black or fed plas­ Cp to S Year* to Pay . tics combined with white! Chairs Boys Town . The pocketbook argument Is all tralian discontent with the U.N. THURSDAY, APRIL 11, COMMUIATY Y HEVENOR MOTORS in favor of the taxpayers of the SM New London Turnpike 'j E E N i EUghth District. P Battle Of Limits! GLASTONBCRY lower floor mapy" styles. . . all sizes an(J widths There is no outside qliarrel with BEGINNiNG AT 6:30 P.M. \ MEdford S-163II—Open Eves. I 'vve ^ this. The important thing is to get The United States and the state, the town set for full coverage on of Louisiana had a big leg^ set-to just sold e a. but fitted to perfection the Tnosb efficient basia possible. the oUier day, in front of the Su­ Ivy League That, In its time, wilt mean an preme Cou'rt itself. Tlxeir quarrel SPORT COATS la o.ver the big tldelands oil give­ economy for all taxpayers, In all lOO^r Wbol Sport Coat-s, tailored parts of town. away'the Eiaenhosyer administra­ I Girls' to Sub-teens' C ut the outcome ot the voting, tion promised Iq." its 1952 cam­ A Sport Coats to perfection in all the latest for those three hours Friday nifht, paign and delivered after its elec­ shade.s and patterns. Hundreds is . not necessarily going to he'as tion. Then it passed a law over- tn choo.se from. njling the Supreme Court's previ­ if pocketbooka were doing all the 12.98 up I Party Pumps Regular.s, Longs, Shorts voting. ous decision that the tidelands be­ ' There Is such a wonderful thing longed to the whole nation rather Size.s 6 to 12 ~ in the world' as sentiment, -and than to the particular state. IT'S THE TOTAL in shimmering there are few among us w-ho do Now the Supreme Court is asked DOUBLE Man-tailored ju.«t like Our .Own Regal Fine black patent Hot feel sAd over some of' the to settle a quarrel over the extent SLEEP THAT COUNTS . , . all are virgin w’ootX b- Quality Bill Ion-Down sBcrifices progress demands of .ua. of th* federal giveaway. The rics and fully lin^d . . . Smartly .styled, OXFORD SHIRTS The old order la alwaya changing, Eisenhower administration is con­ 6 6 f9 9 three-button^^c^'les, vent Snug fitting and has to change, we all know' tending that it gave away only up .back . .^ s trip e s , tweed.s, heels... that, but we would be strange peo­ to the traditional three mile limit, smair^lmd.s . .'. all by fa­ perfect last.*! ple If we didn't, have feelings over and that all the oil beyond that in ts makers. quality ' t3ie gradual fading, of old land limit does not belong to Loutaians. 'Aater comparing our selec­ patents. but to the federal government. If marks, old Institutions, old cus- tion vou’ll agree that . . . White or blue. 'Regular . tents, old testimonials to the en­ to anybody. Louiaiana contends QUALITY makes the dif­ collar or tire new, small terprise, devotion and. service of that its ovrit state sovereignty ex­ ference. collar. past generatlona. One of the great tends out not three miles,, hut Sizes touching and moving occasions In three leagues, or about 10 and a Sizes 1698 6 to 8 ...... 6 .5 0 half miles. There is oil out beyond 13 to 18 up Manchester life .was, «e should ‘4 WASH-AND-WEAR say, the testimonial dinner the even that limit a^hg some of the GREEN 8V* t(i 12 ..,. 7 .5 0 . other night to the volunteers of Louisiana coast, hut the state is Parents please note: file South .End, when . the fine clAlming einiy that boundary it- We stock HUSKY sizes sayS it enjoyed before it even he- K 'i to 3-.... 8 .5 0 memories of the, past i^ re given Ivy style, button down SUCKS 2 <- '15 fitting aalute as the district pre­ canie a member of the United Collar America's mpst popular slacks. Wash by pend to. move into the future. States. __ STAMPS Teen 4 to 8»/2 .... 8 .9 5 hand or by machine. W’ash-and-wear. slacks There is a aimllar aentiment in The Supreme CSjuTt, in -its wis-' will require only an occasional touch-up dom, will decide.-Mesflwlnte)^ it Is Oxford Cloth with a warm iron. the Eighth District, and when An •ome people go into the voting ma- at least to the credit of the Eisen­ THf hower administration that it Is outstanding clilnes Friday night, it may be GIVEN WITH '.CASH SALES Shirts *;l .\N'.VFI. . . TWEED . . GABARDINE their .sentiment, and not their tr.Ving .to retrieve part, of it* orig­ collection of IM pdeketbook, which ' hiakes . the inal giveaway. SHARKSKIN' . . .SflTING voting decision. Progress is not P ennies ^ Sizes 6 to 14, " ^ S H O E always everything: to everybody. Worth 3ft .Minutes Neck 13 to 14 >4 But as a general proposition, in a n igh t Boys' Stride Rites When he' drives to hi* Gettys­ White or' pastels by “Model." deU^miamg community policy, we Sanforized and full cut. SLACKS 2-'10 have to lei the wtfrld move ahead. burg. farm to harmony with the TH U RSbAY LetUng Manchester move ahead, speed limits, it takes President I built for action! on fire department policy, means Eisenhower an additional 30 njln- SLEEP BETTER Of course . .. IVY TIES and FREE better protection for everybody, utea to get there. We would call BOW TIES 59c and 1.00 it,a worth wljile 30 mjnutea. First, >f styled just ALTERATIONS and a batter aharihl; of the coats Hundreds of stripes and plaids to . select although the speed at which the APRIL 11 like Dad's . Of protection. from. • ■ ' President's car has travelecl In,the ALL NIGHT THRU and Taka past may not h'ave been dangerous ‘lots of Why Not PoUticB? for him, it was dangerous for the O N A* wear 'Aiiatralia'a statesmen, like E^rit- newspapermen who felt they had ' ,11'^ BOTH - THESE STORES For after-Easter weddings •in's, SM'ti^ing a dim -view of the to keep Up with hini, but who did United NaDona at iha present not share hia car's advantages of and all formal occasions ' tiinx primarily because they too a police escort clearing the way for Hundreds of thlforganiieaUon In danger of them. And second. It is good to Slwp research shows*'you sleep in four stages . . . that the. ■Yes, FORMAL WEAR domlnatad ,by Moeq and h|ivfl~the President, raalize, as he last tw6 stages provide the MOST rest. Beautyrest. . . built Jitlona of little nations who, in (lid the moment he became aVare with F.A.C. (floating action coils) lets’you sleep fully 7 9 5 » iPoys' Dress Slacks FOR HIRE the General Aesembiy, each have of the fact that his cai-’a speeding The -MKHALCcoai relaxed throughout the night so you wake delightfully re­ we slock ; on* vote, just, like the bigger waa an iaaUe, tlist not even the of­ freshed each morning. Beautyrest is now made in Extra- for either mattress Sizes Sizes ' Size* ,^Cutawevs, Tuxerloa, Whit* Dinneff jackets Bations. ficial who is greatest In our law WE HAVE THEM ALL . . . RIGHT IN Firm for extra support as well as the famous gentle firm- or box spring; fuU 3 to 8 6 'to 12 13 to 18 Stride Rites STOCK. There's NOTHING TO SEI^D AWAY Britain's cure for this is to try should be above any -Ia?i-. ness-of the Standard model. Try both at Watkjns tomorrow! or'twin size. t'OR. Perfect fit* is assured because you try to turn the reins of poisrer beck to ■THl* is something perilously with- them on—RIGHT HERE! W’edding parties the Security' Cknmcll. where th* easy for those In ’high places to our specialty. N n « r nations rule or i/eto. Bril- forget. When you are the people's Up Up ,Up |iB also would like to have Britain choice, it is easy to assume that \\- the extra support : BSM the United States handle .more the people judge your conduct by ■■v.( . -l’- Regular or Husky sizes up to waist husky 36. - • ' thlagi by themselves, outside the especially generobs stani^ds. It ■ - ■ i’ - i I • : Washable fabrics in rayon flannel, sheen gabar­ extended reinfdrced counter, V Jt. is even possible, to jfact, thkt s'omO dine, or all wool flannel, dacron or nylon blends. Thomas Heels . . . and the one Australia's forclgh min:n later, people Ilk* to sea * President act- \ /; Available in every wanted shade. eighth inth inner heel ■wedge, lA. O. 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\ n.V , V, 7 .T m ,V’/ P . A ' •' i'-- \ ’..K* ;V ■’l' \ (• i . ‘I MANCHESTER-EVHNiNG,HERALD,'MAl^CHESTHR, COITN.. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1967 ‘ I I ’ PAGE i. jV . ■p> I . f • U ,_____ ' • ' IS . / _ ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERAfcD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY', APRIL 10, 1957 P A G E TEN- ...... r " . ■' lead the common sense of the dls- a central /fire alarm syateni^ * sented with any intelligent reason -year term as lieutenant gover­ nor. diractor of the Diodesaii Bureau in inct voters.” - systeraatm .'firemen tralffing pro­ in a public discussion ? This I Vew Mexico’s Vote ]\^8. K^t K of d Founder’s . fiew Londob. gram, solving the water problems could easily believe. It would seem The' most Rev. Bernard J . Flana­ . *No Pressure Tactic*’ are a few things that can best be that something akin to the plead­ joes to Democrat Posiwith The le n undertaken a'iid jiandled by the ing of the fifth amendment has / gan will officiate at a pontifical To the Editor: Bntish Workers Hit Kin Diies at 66 come to MfmehesUr. requiem Mass at St. Mary's church Communications (or publications in the Open Forum will not As. you so aptly stated in your Town Govemmenti (CktpUned from Page One) Mrs. Everett Keith has been in- New' London 'on Friday. Burial Editorial of April 8th. the para­ Qohtrary to the charge made in Of course fools rush hi where Local Stocks elected ■vice president of the Man­ In Waterbury, will be in Waterbury. • - ' pe guaranteed 'publication it they contain more than 300 words. mount Issub in this question of the letter sent ouf by the I>lrectors angels fear to tread. It would take lack the t>oost he needed to over­ chester ’Public Health Nursing Tax Slash for Rich The Herald reserves the right to decline to publish any matter Fire Oonsolldation Is One Fire De­ of the Eighth District, that - pres­ a mighty brave man, and one come 'substantial majorities piled partment for the entire Town. sure tactics were being used it equally foolish to speak In opposi­ Quotations Fumlihed by Assn, tp replace Mrs. Jam es Waterbury, April 10,-^WP^ The A Budget that may be libelous or which is .in bad taste. Free expression up by Montoya elaewherfc.- Mon­ Coburn & Mlddlebrook, Ino. Kirkpatrick who haa resigned. Rev. Francis J. Plnn, nepiwtO»t Deaths Last ^ight «1‘ political views is desired .by contributions of this character The Town Government and It seems to me all fair means pos­ tion to’ consolidation in .an open toya's heaviest support came from Xoridon. April, 10 Ominoua alone should, be charged with the sible -have been employed during public dlacusaion. However, there Bank Stocks . Mrs. George French was elected rumblings from Britain'* dissatis- lE n g a g e d the founder of the Knights of but letters which are defamatory or abusive will be rejected. the northern rural areas which ate Bid Asked secretary, to replace,’Mrs. Keith. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS responsibility of affording fire pro­ the past few yeaba to acquaint the will undoubtedly be spokesmen predominantly Spanish-speaking.' fled working claaa were heard to­ Columbus and paStoi' of St. Account tection for the Town Just as the people with the real facta. Witness wh6 will promote the cause, what­ First National Bank The association reports at ita the Sea Roman Madison, Wls.---Voyta C. Montoyr filla a vacancy in the of Manchester .... . 29 3i meeting yesterday, that ft haa , day aa the natWn aized up the Mary's Star of Wrabetz, 77,)chairmah of the Wis­ Warren’s Position ^-o be fair and sincere In all my Police Department Isnharged with the -recent enabling act providing ever that might be." fbr reasons of Catholic Church in New London, public affairs and in my recom­ the public safety, 'The Board of for the setting up of separate tax self interest. The array of responsi­ state's Congressional, delegation Hartford National Taised its fee for bedside nursing Conaervative .goVemment'a new, consin State Industrial Commission •Do the. Editor, created by the death last Nov. 7 Bank and Trust Co. 29 .31*'^ to $2.50 from $2, effective June L died here yesterday. He was 66. from 1933 until his.retirement in mendations to those Vi'hom I serve. Education with determining our districts in the event the di'sZrlct ble leadership however, promoting budget eaalng the ta^ on highep. Father Finn had been st()ying I have been, asked by several edu'callonal policy iuid providing fails to endorse consolidation. Just of the late U. S. Rep. Antonio M. Conn. Bank and Mrs. Gertrtide Rayner, super­ 1955 and nationally recognized' in I do not believe that With the coiisolidatlon In the Interest of Trust Co. 36 39 Income*. at th home of his brother, Df. Al­ TAKE 6 MONTHS TO 2 YEARS TO PAY . people to express my thoughts on present plkns for CJbnsolldation for the cirrying out of that policy last week the General ^Manager progress for the entire town, offers Fernandez a few hours after Fer- visor, re'ported the asSootation fred J. Finn, since his retprA from the fields of industrial health and ntodez, a. Democrat, had won re- Manchester Trust . . . 64 69 nurses attended a staff meeting Presenting the budget to the safety, workmen's compensation the question of Consolidation of the taxpayers of The Ehghth Dis­ and all of the other Town Depart­ gave us his' proposed budget - for reason enough for the timid to Florida a month ago. He had elscUon to an unprebede.nted eighth n r e insurance Companies recently at Manchester. MetrCbrlal House of Commons yesterday, legislation and labor problems, the Eighth School 4k Utilities Dis­ trict are getting a fair break. I be* ments whl-'h are town-wide In Town-wide fire protection. TTiere plead anything to avoid the embar­ Chancellor of the Exchequer Peter gone there in January blecause of scope. is no evidence presently available term. Aetna Fire ...... 67'4 70% Hospital at which Mra Doris Ja­ died Tuesday. - trict with the Town of. Manchester. lieve that they are enttttled to rassment of public humiliation. cobs spoke on disaater nursing. Thorneycroft described it as a pro- his health. more consideration than they are For many years the basic Fire that it will be-materially increased, Whatever the reason. It. would The state’s voters thus retained Hartford Fire ...... 154, 164 A native of Waterbury, Father Fall River, Mass.—Walter D. National Fire ...... 77 84 Mrs. Rayner also reported the eram of “opportunity, expansion Brownell,' 83, a descendant of one May I first say that this is not “a getting. Insurance rate In the South Man­ if at all. Concerning the right to seem the President of the Eighth four Democrats in their Congres­ tnd incentive." His ouUine was Finn went to grammar and high last minute’ effort to mislead the chester Fire District has been take over the Manchester water sional delegation, leaving Goy. Ed­ Phoenix ...... 73% '76% association made 724 calls in Scl)ooIs here, then to Holy Cross of Rhode Island’s oldest families am not an official of The District made the wise. If not the March, and that three nitrses at­ greeted ^^'ith cheers from the Con­ who, with his wife^ becanne inter­ DELUXE SUPER-CUSfflON common sense of the district vot­ Eighth School and Utilities Dis­ about .*5% lower than in the company. Special Act No. 328 ■was gallant choice. win L. Mech?m as the only Re­ Life and Indemnity Ins. Cos. College in Worcester, Mass. He tended conferences on mentiU Ill­ servatives and boo* from the Labor nationally famous for hybridising ers” as suggested in the press. trict. Eighth School and Utilities Dis passed by the State Legislature Howard E. Stafford Jr. publican office holder on the state Aetna Life ...... 178 188 studied for the priesthood at St. trlct. We have been told by the and became effective Aug. 11, 1955 or federal levjel. Aetna Casualty ___ 126 136 ness and treatment at Norwich opposition. Bernard's ’ Seminary In Rochester, and. developing new species of roses Rather a statement of a few facts, Ray S. Warren State Hospital. "It meahs' more for those with for more than 50 years, died Tues­ as I's e e them and the repitition New England Rating Bureau how and gives the District the right to ‘Record Speaka for lUelf’ Montoya, wjho at times during Conn. General .. ___ 238 248 , most." declared a front page head­ N.-Y. V , Editor’s Note; Mr. Warren sees, this may be equalized viz: 1. transfer all Us "Powers, Duties. the campaign expressed criticism Hartford Steam Boiler 73% .76% The association’s board of di­ He leaves four other brothers day. of a few questions, often asked but in the present consolidation issue, To Eighth District Voters, rectors will play host tomorrow' to line in today's Daily Herald, voice Michigan City, Ind.—Edward H. never answered. That an emergency connection be A.sset.s, Liabilities and Obligations of some policies of the Eisenhower Travelers/...... 79% 83% besides Dr. Finn. ' ’They include a parallel to the somewhat ancient To The Town Of Manchester.” You have heard a great deal the Northeastern Regional Board of the Laborites. The paper im­ Utley, M, vice president and comp­ I do not Know of any instance made between the watep system administration, issued a statement Fiiblic Utilities the Rt. Rev. Msgr. teo M. Finn issue of consolidation of schools, of the Manchester Water Comp­ Very tnily yours about consolidation of the North Members’ Organization of Connec­ plied it would spur demands for troller of the Chicago, South Shore tiAt the present setup of the dis­ saying he 1* a firm believer in Conn. P o w e r ,...... 40 wage increases such as those which of B.rldgeport and the Rev. Vin­ t y which was accomplished many any and the Manchester. Water De- Christlle McCormick Manchester Volunteer Fire Depart­ party responsibility. . ticut Public Health Agencies at a & South Bend Railroad and asso­ tricts hgs hampered the planning years ago. He is right. We .sus­ ment with the Town of Manches Conn/Light 4k Power 17% reMntlv pulled 1,700,(KK> shipyard cent E. Finn of Shelton. pai’tment at ,a point as recom­ "I shall go to Washington as a luncheon and meeting at S t Just recently the Knights of Co. ciated with the Eiectric line since of The Town Planning Commission pect, however, that Mr. Warren ten’s Fire Protection Plan. Hartford Elec. Lt. .,. 55% Mary’s Church. and industrial workers out on 1927, died Tuesday. mended by the NatlonaJ Board of Ua Bo Objective' Democrat and L shall remain Hartford Gas Co. .... ,36 lumbus, a Roman Catholic men's any more than any other depart'-^ is very glad we hav. had one Fire Underwriters; 2. That tlie We, the undersigned, have lived itrlkes. organization, opened the observ­ Bloomington, Ind.—James - H. There are other tire tales and low prices too; ment of the town. The present Manchester school system these To the Editor, In—Manchester foc_a_gQOd many Democrat,” he said. "However, In S)^^. New England ■—qqtomeycroft told Commons Sprunger, 28. editor of the Indiana Fire Departments be consoUdatcdl- Now I've heard everything! An matters vital to the welfare of our Tel...... 38 40 ance of its 75th anniversary here but node come close to equalling thia quality districts are set up_«xnctly as any many years, and that, although 3. That the fire’ alaTm system of yeara and have freely served the Britohs earning more than 2,000 b i,____ by unveiling a statue of the , Rev. Unlverslt.v Daily Student, campus town department is and cooperate he intends to vote against fire elected leader, president of a community as volunteer firemen state and our nation, I shall cast Manufacturing Companies South Manchester be extended to my votes according to what I sin/' Arrow. Hart, Heg. . . . 49% 52% Public Records pounds ($5,600) a year will pay Kallot Photo Michael J. McGivney. father Finn’s ne'wspaper, who was taking post­ at this new. low price I Here’a the same tread with all town officials. 1 have consolidation today, he would not group, who finds himself unable to with pride! We have enjoyed the less surtax, a move apparently rover all the built up areas of the speak in behalf of his group. It cerely consider to be the best: m Asso. S p rin g ...... 37 40 Barbara Teaadale > unble. graduate work in journalism, died design featured on many new '56 car*. never known- either district to be vote against school consolidation North Section and installed in ac­ task of protecting the citizens of aimed at slowing tahe rate of After his ordination at St, Jo Tuesday. any less cooperative with any in rfetrospect. sounds ridiculous but as reported the Eighth district und8r 'all con teresta of- the public I repreMnt Bristol BrSss ...... 11% 13% Warrantee Deeds emigration among highly skilled cordance with the National Board —and that public includes al/the Collins ...... 110 120 Mr. and Mrs. William Teasdale, seph’s Cathedral in Hartford April group than’ any other department As for the' financial alarms Mr, in the press, this is the reason the ditiona and at all hours. Andrew Ansaldi to Roy I* Vol- and executive groups. You get Goodyear’s exclusive triple-tempered 3-T SUPER.CUSHION Slandard.i. OlA’ioualy with con­ President of the Eighth District people of our state." / Dunham Bysh ...... 10% 11% kert and Alpa -M. 'Volkert, proper­ 216 Woodland St., announce the 2, 1918, Father Finn became chap­ 70 Below Wag Coldegt of the town. Warren attempts to raise, they solidation we cannot expect all of Our record apeak* for itself. We "We are determined,” Thorney­ lain of St, John’s School in Deep 3-T Cord Body that fights off the three main will not speak for the district at Unofficial returns from /M2 of Em-Hart ...... 42% 45% ty on (Charter Oak St. engagement of their daughter. According to the proposed budg­ are more ingenious than accurate th? Improvements we may think sincerely believe that you, the peo 681 voting divisions gav^ Bolack Fafnlr Bearing ...... 55 68 croft declared, “that .in the society ftiver. Later he was a curate at The biggest bugaboo he raises; for the panel discussion of the Town Attachment we are seeking to create, there Miss Barbara Teasdale, to .Walter St. Rose’s ' and St^ Brendan’s Washington — ,SeVent.v degrees tire killeri— Heat, Shock and Fatigue. And the fcv G O O D YEA R et of the Town for the coming year, we are entitled to -Immediately Planning Commission on Thursday pie of the Eighth District, have 61,362, Montoya 68,698. His prede Landers-Frafy CTk. .. 18% 20% below zero is the lowest ofttc-ial instance, is the claim that con and overnight but at least we arc received the benefits of the best Nutmeg Auto Supply Oo., Inc., shall always be room at the top.’’ K. Fox, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Churches In New Haven an'd at tough, durable tread with hundreds of Stop- there is an appropriation of $21.- night. He doesn't plead illness or a cessor, Fernandez, hM received N. B. Machine Co. ... 35% 38% against Burton H. Lehman, 8400, temperature ever, recorded In 000.00 to be used for fire protec­ lolidation will make the taxpayers on the right track when we take protection with the very least tax­ 56,612 votes in the /956 Demo­ North and Judd ..... 35 38 ■ The cuts of almost two per cent E. Fox, 60 Garden St. Holy Trinity church in Wallingford. Notches and thoussnil* of Safety Edgei givei Get J-T Sup«r- of the Eighth liable for $1,500,000 bu.sy schedule, only that he cannot property at 137 Branford SL , \ ill save 100 million pounds ($280 His first pastorate 'was at St. the continental United States. It tion in the Eighth IJistrict. I be- t'.e first step—consolidation—of the represent them. ation for this purpose. The pay cratic primary elecUOn and’ 128,- Russell Mfg...... 12% 14% Miss Teasdale, a graduate of was that cold at Rogers Pass, Cushiont now for for the South End sewage disposal Departments. we look, for is the personal satis­ Marriage Lteenses million) in tax payments, but they George’s Church in Guilford, be you extra traction qn itart*, atop* and turns— Ueve that the new grand list of Let's look at this more closely. Is 330 in the larger lOM general elec­ Stanley Works ....! 46% 49i% John Plus Belaarky Jr., tTemon, Manchester High School, is em­ Mont., in 1954. The second low­ drt safety beyond the Eighth District, using the re­ plant. The answer is that they I am informed that General faction of a Job well done. Terry Steam ...... 160 —, meant little for the great majortty fore becoming pastor at New Lon puts more rubber on the road for longer wear it possible the district charter pre tion for a margini of more than and Georgianna Lee Emrlek, South ployed by United Aircraft Corp. don. Father Finn was pastor at Our est official ' reading — 66 below compire et tbii valuation figures, will be, conaer- are technically liable now, but Manager Martin w ll discuss the The attempt at this time is to Torrington ...... 25 27 of the British people—the most, that the bond's involved are being vents the president speaking for 13,000 over’ eithw Republican op­ Coventry. Her fiance graduated from Man­ Lady of Mercy Church in Plain zefo—was taken near the West . and extra safety. Dollar for dollar Goodyear'i rock-bottom pricel vaUvely, about $28,000,000,000.00 question of how the ta.x will be replace us with but two full time ponent. / U.S. Env’lp com...... 26%- 28% heavily taxed in the free world Yellowstone ranger station in paid off by South End sewer scr levied, at the r.iceting Th>irsday the group? I doubt It. Is it posal- Wallace Brooks PettengUL 889 chester High School, attended Bry­ ville. $ AMr U This grand Ust at 2 mlUs, (the fig­ firemen per shift. It Is quite ap­ There -were-' no lively issues U.S. Env’lp pfd ...... 12 14 Under the new budget there will Yellov/stone National Park in ekclusive 3-T DeLuxe Super-Cushion it your Tough }-T Cord vice revenue. The answer further evening. Of course if the Eighth .ble that in speaking in opposition Lydall St..' and Barbara Anne, be no surtax until income totals ant College in Providence, R. I., He was also state chaplain of the rHpb t«R r M ure used by'.the Town of Manches­ to consolidation that he might not parent that two men can not be raised in tM Special campaign, Veeder-Root ...... 47% 60% and .graduated from New England 1933. beat ti| « buy at thia new low prits. -,Bedy end fimoue is that, after consolidation, each District votes to surrender its 'The above quotations are not to Louise Kuhne, 34 Liberty SL, 2 ,10 0 pounds. Previously Britons Catholic Daughters of America and rAwyiBRfctA flrt ter for total" fire protection) will be speaking as representative of a substituted for more than fifty which centei^d more on handshak­ April 21, St. Mary’s Church. Technic! Institute, Hartford. He is Stop-Nmeh tread. ^eld $56,000 in taxes. So the Town division of th» town's sewer aer sewer functions to the Town that men who are trained and available be construed as actual markets. paid surtax on Incomes exceeding vice will continue to finance itself. will mean that the Town will as­ majorit.v opinion in the district or­ ing than gnylhlng else. Montoya 2,025 Vounds a year. Two-ninths employed by Hamilton Standard in Tubolstt and whHo tJdswolls'olto low pricsdl will, immediately, collect $35,000 ganization? This Is possible. There to serve this same purpose. had criti^zed the administration's Broad Brook. more from the taxpayers of the There will, ip the North End, be sume Its bonded Indebtedness State Song Bills Aborted r ! the first f.OOO pounds of a a change in the method of charg which I understand ia several are known to be many persons in We ask you, the public minded policies /on the Middle East and UConi} Buildings Start man’s Income will be exempt from Eighth District than they intend to the district, Including active volun­ citizens of the Eighth District, to small Inisiness, while Bolack em Pay aa low aa $1.ae a wfAk for Pour spend. Is this what is referred to ing for sew^r services. Instead thousands of dollars. Hartford, April 1() OP)—Thi;ee income’ tax. instead of two-ninths pattern for othe>, unions. The Only $1.26 a waak of a mill rate tax, there will be a teer firemen who are in favor of continue your confidence in us by phasiged his interest in water re Bridgeport, April 10 W —Cor­ / as public aplrlteti action, is thia With the growth of the Town songs which the Leg^islature’s Gen­ of the first 2,000 pounds as in Herald wrote; charge based on the amount of and the growth of the District w« consolidation and the progress It voting against consolidation so aoun'es development. nerstone ceremonies for three Uni­ for a PAIRI fair to the District represents. that we.may continue our prompt "(aontoya was elected to the New versity of (Jonnectlcut buildings eral Law committee has been con­ -the past. • ' "To the rich, Mr. Thorneycroft water used, as in the South End mtist advance in methods for fire sidering for an official state song has tieen lavish. On 5,000 pounds I have always maintained that Still, let us be objective. Let us and efficient service at the lowest ixico House of Representatives valued at $1,700,0(K) will be held Parents will , get bigger tax al­ If Consolidation, dtea become ef­ That charge will finance and op prevention and fire protection. We won’t be* sung this session. Bills ($14,000) a year, a married man erate th" North- End Sewer system see If there could be any other possible cost to you. We feel that 1936 when he was still not quite Friday. The buildings are two 4- lowances for children over 12 and MORE PEOPLE RIPE ON OOOPYEAR TIRES THAN ANY OTHER KIND! fective that It should Include both can better keep pace with these establishing a State song are ex­ still bigger allowances for chil­ gets’ tax cuts that give him five and not the South End system growing needs without regard to meaning. Is it possible that the even the best can be improved, '21. In two yeara he became major­ atory dormitories for women, each the fire and sewer departments, upon and ■ Improvement is always it.v floor leader in the House. In housing 1,500 students and a din­ pected to die in the committee. dren over 17. ' ' pounds ($14) a week. On 10,000 Any effort to give an - alarming district lines. The location of the president of the district finds that pounds ($28,000) a year, a man The administrative and operative the po.sltion taken-by himself and our goal. 1M4 he became the youngest mem ing hall to handle 700 students. Tho legislators said yesterday they ■ The purchase tax will be reduced different impression does come Companies, the purchasing of feit it was not up to them to pick gets 10 pounds ($28) a week — functions will remain if you con­ equipment, the functioning of the other district leaders In opposition Your lax paying volunt ber of the New Mexico Senate. He They are due to be completed In jfrom 30 per cent to 15 pgr .cent on we are afraid, under the heading a State song. which is an increase of his pres­ solidate one and not the other. Any of " a last minute effort to ml* Fire Marshal. Town planning for to consolidation, cannot be repre-1 fire is now in the midst of his second September. retail prices of kitchenware, cut­ argument pro or con for fire con­ lery, ^ m e furniture, carpets and ent net Income of 12 per cent. 1fotpaint«g«TV| The railmen and the shipyard solidation' is equally good for linoIeuitK Gasoline taxes will be sewer. cut one 'sMlUng (H cents) per and industrial strikers originally' demanded 10 per cent raises. Now If tRie sewer department Is gallon—the pmount -they were consolidated just -w-hat will hap­ raised at the Outbreak of the Suez pen? Every other utility that the crisis. P o w e r U se ' A nalyzed town owns has been bought by the To pay for som*.^ lintertainment town for cash from the previous •M tax cuts, Thorneycroft increased Des Moines, ■ Iowa — A recent owners; except the Highland -Park Fully-lined the cost of annual television li­ survey indicates that farm house­ tVater Co. that nobody wanted. holds in general require more p o w e r iv censes from one to fouf\pounds, This apparently is not being con­ up to $11.20. Tickets fOr live electric power than do’ actual sidered in this case. The District VGIen Douglas’’ theater and sporting events''WHl farming operations. Households, owns an excellent plant. Including not be faxed, while movie tickets depending on the region surveyed, treatment plant and trunk lines used 58 to 87 per cent of the total 14"* Hotpoint Hl-Vi Port­ More quality will be cut. MOWERS worth at least a million dollars. The Conservative Dally Mall de­ electric power -consumed on farrris. able—Perfect lightwe ght while farming operations took only There is an outstanding bond Tweed clared the new budget represents second set. Automat on- debt of about $60.0()0.00 owed on ‘^m eth ln g for everybody but not 3 to '3.0 per cent. An additional 5 IVHhY YloHl built for trouble-fres to 26 per cent of the total was re it; Are the- taxpayers of the dis­ I for anybody.” BUY Haw performance. trict, after pylng thia very more The Dally Telegraph, also Con­ quiredd fbrtb r. lighting farm , homes and service buildings. Smoky Grey $ 1 ^ 0 . 9 5 - valuable plant to the Town of Man­ Jackets servative, said that "to call the •n '0 8 little OS and Pearl Grey chester, going to be called upon to budget a rich man’s budget will cabinet. hdp pay the hal( million, or more, be only too easy.” The paper con­ WEEKENl^ MAYOR to*Y » that is still owed on the original ceded that “the reliefs to surtax Silverstreet, S; C. (flb — Silver- purchase of the Towq plant from igdod looks payers will please government street’s population of about 150 ap­ Cheney Bros? Are they going to supporters as much as they upset parently feels the community is pay one fifth of the $1,5(K),000.00 i the opposition," but sai^ "they are small enough to get along with a that is owed on the'Town's new to be welcomed, not for this sea-' “weekend" mayor. plant that they .will never use? Son but liecause they are needed.’’ Henry M. Havlrd filla the office Think it, over, taxpayers of the a s others - But . the Daily Herald was only on Saturdays and Sundays Eighth Dbit.rict. quick to contrast the saving to an when stays at the old famll^ The Eighth District now pays upper bracket taxpayer-with the home.-'The. rest of the time he lives' Only $1.50 a WoAk. for sewer services by laying a tax. S per cent wage Increase recently 65 miles awayawaj in Columbia where. SMOOTH Up to a Ytor to Pay! The Town, n f Manchester "charges given railwaymen who threat­ he holds a position with the South 50% of the water bill. tVith no 7^88 ened to strike, a settlement the Carolina Employment Security se e you o World-famous Briggs control of the water rates in the I government' hopes would set a Commission. Eighth District how’will the Town and StrdHon onginos charge for Sewer service? ' $ 1 3 V a lu es Wnd\ H U S K Y ^o Vorioblo cutting hoights The South Manchester Fire Dis­ trict has been paying a Firs Tax Rich sportcoat patterns: o Adjustoblo handles of 3 mills for fire protectipri. Ini-v mediately-upon Consolidation they iriiart tweed effect See how much you con save with shoes for Easter o Easy, dopondoblo -JV'* Hotpoint Hi-Vi Cansota with 80^i brighter picture. Auto­ will pay 2 mills. A nice saving for splaslrwcaves/’checks, storting matic Focus, Dynapower the SMFD taxpayers. The Eighth District has been Overplaids.m a , III and after... long after! “^Speaker, and other new features. paying IVi’ -mills and upon con­ Mahogany or Light gs.po solidation will immediately pay, made-to-tal^-itblend . 18" O LYM PIC Oak finish cabinet, for the same service, 2 mill*. Not of 50% wool, ^ c as nice a saving. rayon. Better tailora * 'Only $1 JO a Week. Up to a Year to Pay An (Contrary to some statements, A l b t a A e ’s 5 .9 9 the act of Con.Holidatiw alone will for better fit; single Coll it smooth, coll it neat, coll it modtrn. They KNOW Lightweight Ht, H.P. vertical shaft engine. Many quality fea­ have absolutely no effbet on the needle stitching, they're smart, ond-new, and right. Polished leather uppers. tures found only in more expensive models. Spripg steel blade. . price of fire insurance in the dis­ Rugged extended soles, rubber heels. Hale and hardy trict. There are many other fac­ shoulder pads, ’ / tors such as, fire alarm system, button cuffi. / shoes that stand up undpr rough, tough wear. Black In w ater. supply and distribution, sizes 2'A to 6, widths B and 0. elimination of hazards, etc. that "ROTOR MASTER" "POWER MASTER" will have to be accomplished be­ REEL-TYPE MOWER Only $2.00 a Week. fore any decrease will be allowed on insurance rates. The tost .of Up t« a Yeisd^ Pay! Only St.OO a Week. Up to a Year to Pay! these factors will i)e several $ 9 5 . 9 5 hundreds of thousands of dollars. I 3 DAY It Is interesting to note that so Sportcoats in .50 h o m e many people have spent so much / »109 timp In the study of consolidation 4-cycU H.F.tofioAs ^ Solf-propAllt'd by in an effort to promote (t but, they luxury .woolens! rtco il M«r1#r« H.P. 4^clt Aoginf. A** have come up with- ho plans, short tip throHlo control, tOA- "Sto-TAmp'' Kordontd Demonstration ■ range or lopg range except that we ftp Bofot)^ lotch. L ^ l rttl. Fingorfip tbrot- ' ■should-be public spirited. , Maybe Tnm styling! MEN'S SUITS muIcKor includod. tit. clutch CAMrol. We should. I* Many of us remember the prom-’ New color blends! I I Isea that were made to the .,,».all wool flannels On All Sots Eighth District years agp when we ROTOR MASTER" ’2V' "ROTOR MASTER" consolidated the school*. Promises of equalization and tax adjust­ ...all wool worsteds .**t9llorid4n" quillty fkqtvns Only S.8.00 a Week. Only a Wrek. ments. Unfilled promises, Up to a Year to Pay! ■Up tqa Year'to Pay! •t have been called an obstrucr " en ita an lmpre$$iv0^>tall .95 .95 tionlst, a dclayist and even a iJoUt- $27V ilu e$ No Obligation - lead leader, T^la does not bother *147 *110 r - because I have always tried First tremendous value) Second, 9 5 Our Westerfield suit for Spring ’77 makes you* PAwgrfvl 3^ H.P. cnQin«, 2k H.r. 4. / O P E N THURSDAY NIGHT'iTILL 9:00 and chareoSl tones. .( \ (Routes 5 and 15) H m k i W S«RnI AAiMttmMi aaam i.in I d PARKING AT THE REAR OF OUR STORE Saturday 9 a.m. to S pan. io'DAWiC iBM. 0*4I (Cal HM OffieA; SMm. Miwpig. -.-ir' At Route 72 Overpass (’ . Ibk*’ - -T ;/ ’ 7 ' ■_ , ' .7- ’ r •_/} •. .r V /. / i ; '/■- - ‘ i ' F F ■ /• m l 'Vi / 1- , ' F /T ^ - -Ip i I !'! < -I 'I. 1,1 rssKv. i

f l /. ■s_.- A': ' ■i' • /• . ■ 1 • '„ MANCHESTER FAGli THiim iitt V” EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1957 PAGE llVELVB MANCHESTER J5VEN1NQ HERALD, MANCHKTER, CONK« WEDIfESDAY^ APRIL 10. 1967 •■ v-'M/'-, -V' Fred Kreitzer, who fstarted out W K N B-340 Wt i o —ipso TV Keeps Eye with the Lombardo organization NEA Hopeful Mystery of Big Name Band 35 years ago in London, Ontario, SHEARSON, HAMMILL A GO. i ^ More GOP Bay St^e Skirts/Law WDRC—iseo Paily Radio ^ WHAT—a id , at the pre-Patrillo Mlary of $15 a Ike Admires British > ■ • _ Reuther Re-elected On Rear Face week. FOUNDED 100$ ' i WOCC—1290 EaaUm Daylight Time Wlk>P—1419 Solved at Record Counter iFurther evidence th at,th e big MEMBERS N. T. STOCK EI^CBANOE On I9$7 Crop ' Of A-Reaclor ! ■ , band ia atil.l arpund is afforded by Back Postal Td Free ‘Wrong Mari’ Carmeh Cavallero’s . "Rome At OFHCE HOURS: -Uj The following pittgram By HUGH MULUOAN •vthe old tapes, the old arrangements Courage in Ciithack President of UA \ Of Teachers ulea are supplied by Ih. radiT WH>>-8*"nad. Richland, Wash. — A closed- AP Newsfeature* and In many cases the old musi­ Midnight" (E>ecca), Ray Antho­ DAILY 9:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. WCCC-MffVod bvenlnt Good MuslO ny’s "Dancer in Love" (Capitol), Boston April 10 (4»»-‘Santo*e- The young Puerto Rican said ha managements and are subject to WKNB*—IdOwell Thomaa circuit televiilon camera is being Whatever'., became of the big cians,were still around, ready WTK3—X Star Kxiia begin a second life. to Loula Jordan's "Somebody Up THURSDAY EVENINGS \ Funds Plea groomed by engineerseat Uie Han­ (Continued from Page Ciie) |' Washington, April 10 (g6—The Rodriguez, 26. was a free man to- was "not an g ^ ” at the State for change without notice. WDRC—I^well Thomaa band? ^ There Digs Me" (Mercury), Gor­ (Oentlnaed from Pag* On?) National Education Aaan. (NEA) * , . . , ! imprisoning , him. "They’re all hu- WPOP—Meet tha Artlit You remember, the big name The era of the big band may be 710 9 O'CLOCK Glastonbury Aiee***^ ford atomic plant fqr the ticklish dead, but its melody lingers on at don Jenkins’ ; "Night Dreams" '■ (Continued from Pa*e One) At the same time Reutheir sought { About Town today reported a ."generlklly en- day after the State of Massachu-i beings." he said referring to 'WHAY—Open Houi* WHAY—Jaiz Alley task of patrolling the rear face of band with the big name linger tlon .of hellcoptera for his use, W c;cc—RecurO R. tu* the record cqunter*. The old names (Capitol), and RCA Victor’s out­ to disarm a few cyttlcs who said, eouraging" outlook for gradua­ setts rectified the mistake undery^.^o prosecuted him. WKNB—P.M. WCi'C>*^jkHKi bvenlnf Good MuolO an atomic reactor. and the high priced arranger and standing two-volime "Salute to 913 M A IN STREET. M ANCHESTER nnd for what the newsman WKNH—Kvemnjc Serenad# the big talking press agent that and the old tune* have been tem ad speeding on the highways. Local Man Wins department, he added, "ia current­ A meeting of the Manchester tion of new school teachers this which he waa sentenced to life, in' The newl.v-freed man said also WTIC—Ro»» Miller WTIC-Dlck Burtel The camera, designed to move Tommy Dorsey," which practical­ Ml 3.1571 • M l 3-8215 he had a "steam ^ller.” He careful- Wl>Ht>-U*i Kolby WDRC—Amo» and Andy used to travel across the country wrapped up in bright new pack­ The newsman siUd there had ly handling 20 per cent more mall spring. ' - 'X prison for a murder he did ’nbtA e does not feel hitter,, toward WPOP—Was Works automatically along a mohprail ages and are winning back old ly spans the'whole era of the big Top P-W Award ly measured obt five minutes each' The NEA’s Research Division rommit Peets for not coming forward WPOP-BMIton LewU near the wall of the reactor, will in a great big bus making big, band. t>een reports the White House than alx years ago with approxi­ for 22 delegktes against...... the In­ Itally tally Retarded Retarded Children Children will be 1: U - ^ ' big music and heap big money? ^ friende end gaining a lot of new staff trie* to, protect. Eisenhower held tomorrow at 8 p.m at the estimated the nation’s colleges will He had served 2 ‘i vear* ! sooner to clear Rodriguez. "God WHAY—Open Hou.s WHAY—Ja»R Alley transmit a, picture of reactor com­ mately 10.000 les* employe*." crease and 22 other ..delegates who .WeeU—Recuro Rsvue dm What happened to it? one*. from personal criticism on the Glastonbury, April 10 (Special) turn but 4.9 per cent more elemen­ The ^ e r to Rican restaurant; has the power to fon^ve him," he - WKNB-P.M. WCCO—G 4 J Evening Good Uusld ponents to an operator seated at The service cutback* threatened were allowed to spesi: for the pro-i ‘ heme of the WKNB—Allen Broan a console behind thick radiation . Folks down in Tinpan Alley Gien Gray is sk smooth and ground that such criticism is a _Boleslaw Owsiany has been de­ ^ I ^ ! program will h% **New Directions tary teachers than they did Iftst worker walked out of the prison “ ‘d. WTIu—Ross Miller WTIC—National C of C CUnlc - saxaphoney aa ever doing "Kunrise by’ Buramerfleld Include discontin­ WDRC—0*1 K<*by WDRC—Amok and Andy shielding. Use of the camera ia ex­ used to ask this question the menace to his health. , pigpcd top winner In the March fh.ti ^ tHt Mcntally Retarded/’ The spring, and 13.8 per cent more bcolony at Norfolk last night wear- thfrihuro Ra^ «''*.«>'■ ‘he f ture Rodriguez WPOP-pd. P. Mnrcan pected to speed maintenance jobs way people inquired after the 2n r H s ? f « t« wh.n ‘rs m 7 *l^ a dlacussion will be led by Mrs. Del- 1 iBa— * whereabouts of Judge Crater and other old standbys in Capitol’s ORTHOPEDIC MATTRESS piled It's a pWazle to him how ^^d Whitney Aircraft. closing Post Offices to the public on fni Orcutt. Mb*. Raymond Col- Ray C. Maul, assi.stant re.search *'\VHAY—Relty Km ib.ll WHAY—Chriitlan Science by making it possible lo pinpoint WGCC—Record hevlew * WCCC—OiMi a^venina -i nd Iluaie trouble spots IWfore special work the passenger pigeon. But before "Casa- Loma" in Hi-Fi. Vaughn FIRM BLEEP SUPPORT FROM HEAD TO TOE such notions p t abroad. Owsiany won $687, for his eug- ____Saturday------and Sundays,, suspending „ rau P‘“* Craig, members of director, said a serious threat "lies WKNB—P.M. WKNB—RTenlna Serenade any of them got around to an­ Uoriroe w-as never better than In If he has bwn protected from ^ gpgtgj design Of a fixture to hold | mail order sendee in first and sec- call vote. The rules required 800 ...orl.H on in the inability of the schools to WTIC—IMU Radio Lana WTIC-Newa crews are sent Into the area. to support a roll call WDRC—Cal Kolby swering it the big name band was Decca's "Dreamland S p e c i a 1.*' If yon desire, an "extra firm" bed and wish' lo rid c^ c U m by his staff, then R-2800 ■ piston engine I ond class Post Offices beginning attract newly qualified, graduates WDRC—Amoa and Andy While TV has already been tried yourself of "morning backache’’ canied by to® soft Reiither called the roll call con­ WPOP—Wax Wora* WPOT—Gabriel Heatter succe-ssfully in a Hanford building heard again throughout the land Sammy Kaye, Xavier Cugat, Lea cert^nly is not aware or it, e,i- piaung operation. He has j April 29. and placing an embargo Mary B. (Jheoey Auxiliary, No. into cIas.sroom service.” 4i4I— Brown and a half-dozen other big a mattreas—this le for you. A 'good Inveetment In maneuver "nonaense.i He aaid the sidering a proposal to pSy Rod­ WHAY—Belly Kimball • where the nuclear'fuel, plutonium, —^on records at any rate. senhower added. worked for P&W, 15 years and is! on third class mall except certain 13, USWV, has received an in­ be answered one by one. I hope WHAY—RUlen Band Report name band* bring back' the good healthful sleep comfort. For beat results nSe matciiing rank and file members back home 40 Per cent Shuh Teaching* '* riguez $80.(M)0 for his unj(ist im­ WCCC—Record Review W4>CO—Goeo tSvenlne Good Mueto is extracted from fissioned uran­ Sammy Kaye,'' Russ Morgan. vitation to attend the DAV Instal­ God bless all the people that help , WKNB -P M. hr a plating department leedman. i medicines.. could easily find out how the dele- At the same lime, however, an­ prisonment. WKNB—Evening Serenade ium, thli teat will mark the first Glen Gray, Vaughn Monroe and old days in Colum) < 'a "Dance, Be box spring, r'ull or twin alz*. S O staff ali^ajrB makes anre livas ct 71 Rlslev R d , ’ Rep. Gary ID-Va), ohAirman of lation of officers Saturday at 8 other NEA official questioned me in this case, this case that waa WTIO—1U8U Radio Lana WTIC—One Man e Family a lot of the other big names w-ere Happy." Reg. 79.95. gatea voted without a lengthy roll p.m, at the VFW Home. WDRC—0*1 Kolby WDRC—E R Murrow .attempt to use television at a h r o S n t^ e ’ president ^ 1 ^ ^ * wife and iwo sons' ‘ I the rfou,e Appropriations Subcom- call being taken. Ayhat he called a common state­ my life." WPOP—Wax Worka WPOP—Say It With Music reactor site. back at the same old band stand, Old Favorite* The atanding vote waa over­ ment that "nearly two-fiftha of He learned his English in prison. litt— i:e e— making the same sweet sounds, Guy Lombardo wields h i a sJd" ^ nesr^ ’ Members of the -South Method­ WHAY—Record Rodeo WHAY—Polka Party HOLLYWOOD HEADIOARD IEP5 whelmingly in favor of the in­ O ose W'ho have prepared for high Speed' Release CD Unit Burned WCCC—Record Review just as If the'v’tl never been away. bouncy baton over 10 years of ist WSCS circles, are reminded WCCC—Good Evenlna Good Muetd Soe our aeelctlon of twin Hollywood bed*. A few aug- ^ T 'onir^es. nrsain F^nkTrU of crease. ■ , school teaching do not become Gov. Furcolo and hla Executive WKNB—PM. WKNB—Evening Serenade Historically, this Is what hap,- Broadway musical history in Cap­ that reservations for -VThe Meal WTIC—New. itol’* "Decade on Broadway" and gestion* and price* on complete bed*: a good thing. He drew a laugh St., won 5237, and Hercdles Nez- ; AFL - CIO presitfent George teachers." Council skirted a state law lo giv? In $100,000 Fire WDRC—New. WTIC—People Are Funny jpened: The era of the big band in the Upper Room" must-, be 'WDRC—R. Q. Lewie a batch of old favorites along with by adding quickly that he was not i ames of 45 T1 rights Lane, with a organizations met yes- Meany, addressing yesterday’s ses T. M. .Stinnett, executive secre­ Rodriguez quick freedom. WPOP—Bob and Ray WPOP—Geni Bustere came in with the '20’s and the Hard rock maple headboard with bedding made with Mr*. John Von Deck. •iia— Charleston, hit a peak In the 30’* some novelty tunes in Decca’s d9.95 ^ Hyby any mean* adniltUng the tnitU prize of $50. _ _ / "terdsy „-ithCi[Fv-andw ithC aFy’ and IssuerTTIssu eirT T ^ n »aid dele tary—of 'NEA'S - CJommi.ssion A pardon_normally—cannot be -Naugluck, April 10 "OPITjl, Firs WUAY-hleMuada----- •:ia- Finishes Police (.‘oiirse 11 Jean Rd, by tomorrow at the Teacher Education, .said in an - Rranted w>ithin a minimum of tivo WHAY-Polka Parly when jazz stood still long enough ’Ttrin~Plano MSglr."- Tliumplng 49.00 ^ of all the things said about him. ■statement afterward'which aJ.so purge i.— itself of-* corrupt - -i-elements. latest. destroyed ■ Naugatuck's Civil De- WCCC—Record Review WCOC—Good Evening Good liuelo Eisenhower____ aaid. too. that he Ixical policeman, .John Dysen- Mcany mentioned no nanies but weeks after a petition has bVen i headquarters last night, do- WKNB—Baseball Mallne* for a crooner to catch the beat, merrily a t’ one of the pianos is quoted the Congressmah as say­ article in "Tlie Educational Rec WriC—Roes Miller WKNB—Evening Serenade Johnson-Cunningrham Bookcase heaulboard In mapfis or plastic Is oMTenough to separate the p er-! chuk, was among three munici- to a question afterward whether brd" that this refers "to those who filed, but Rodriguez was freed , damage estimated bv Fire WTIC—People Are Funny Mis* Elizabeth Cunningham, and then disappeared suddenly in ing the nation "must economize in The’-'. Ladies Aid Society of WDRC—Cai Kolby WDRC—R Q. Lewis the ’40’* because of a combination with bedding ...... nonu from other types of crit-1 pal policemen to take a 3'a-month government in oi-der to reduce the he meant Dave Beck, president of took teaching positions in the same within mimUcs. Howyer, as « - jf^rshalNfai James Murphy ■ at $100,- W POP—Bob and Ray WPOP—Gann Buatere daughter of Mrs. James Cunning­ 79.95 leim . He ignores the personal recruit training course with tlie the Emanuel Lutheran Church will forrrialily, Ihe Executive Cduncil „„„ * ^ of rising costs, television and war­ amoiint needed for I’urrent opc)-a- the Tesmeters Union, he said. have a meeting at the church to­ year as graduation from college." 000. . . * ’wHAY—Swln* Kasy f:M - ’ ham df Falmouth, Mass., and the AHENTION and reapects the other kind, he state Police. At graduation exer- “You read the papers. You can Many train^ teachers. Stln^tt again will act in two weeks. The cause of thb blaze was un­ WCCC—Record Review WHAY-Golng Forward late Mr. Cunningham, became the time restrictions on travel. tions and thereby reduce the pres­ morrow afternoon at 2:30. The Rev. The slate acted after Lucien WKNB—Baseball Mallne* WTIC—Recollections at Thirty Guy Lombardo, Lawrence Welk PH ILCO TV O W N ERS MATTRESSES OR BOX SPRINGS aald. eises Commissioner John C. Kel- ent budget and existing deficit." identify him." Elarl Modean of Windsor will be said, spend a year or more io ^ ili- known, but officials said it'atarted WDRC—Robert O. Lewis bride of Lt. Clifford W. Johnson, OongrcM Relations—Comment­ Peels, 34, of Springfield, confessed WTIO—lllSO Radio L*n* WPOP—Horatio Hornblower and Fred Waring, it is true, have |y reminded the trainees: "You Chairman Bridge.* iNH) of the Meany told the convention that the guest speaker. tarv service or in gradua^study in a barn and spread to the cen­ WDRC,—Cal Kolbv son of Mr. and Mrs. Axel Johnson, Each unit is firat quality, brand new, but because the ticking doesn’t match, you ing on what, a reporter referred to before they take their fljm teach­ he and not Rodriguez killed Mrs. WPOP—Bob and Ray l:«A- just altoiit always been with us. nbn’S'thave to show you are tough .Senat? Republican Policy Commit­ although ’-’taking the Fifth Amend­ tral headquartera building and a WHAY—Going Forward 31 Cambridge .Street, oh Satifrday see the quality and feel the comfort you’ll ivant aoverml for home or cottage nee. A de- O Q . fg H aa growing opposition in Congress to bo a successful policeman. You ing job. Actual loss.^jfe said, is Mildred 'Hosmer. 43. in a Spring- l:4t— but rnany of the big bands went Special Spring tee- said he doubted CongreS-s ment on the question of personal Girl Scout leaders taking the garage. The CD occupied the WHAY—Swin* Kaiy WTIC- Hecoliectlons at Thirty at 2 o’clock in En^nuel Lutheran posit will hol’d for future delivery. to some teases, of the administra- can always be courteous and chdl." corruption in connection w'lth the onlj: about one-sixth field -rooming house more than three buildings. WCCC—Record Review WDRC—Robert 6. Lewis Chapel. The Rev. Eal-l Modean.per- out of business or formed into more could complete action Friday. That fun in the out-of-doors training three' years ago. ' WPOP—Horatio Hornblower lUon’a le^slative program, Eisen- Pro-Colored Easter Eggs handling of trade ihion funds, the Maui said 31.4 p^r cent 6f all Some of the CD records were WKNB—Baseball Mallne* 9:M- formed the double rltig ceremony economical comltos. Trade-In Sale h o ^ r said that American politics Is 'the day the House Appropria­ course tomorrow night at 8 o’clock college graduate.<^ad prepared for Peeta pleaded guilty to nvan- WTIC—1080 Radio .an* Then came the postwar phenom­ Approaching Eastertime every­ refusal to give ah account of the in the community, room at the saved, but othera w-ere destroyed WPOP—Bob and Ray WHAY-Night Watch and Walter Gryzb was organist la a hiitory of the claah of opin­ tions Committee meets, qnd any teaching in 19MT against 26.6 per slaughter last F'rida.v and was along with an estimated $5(1,000 WTIC—X Minus One and soloist.' \ enon called high fidelity and a one Is intrigued with the prospect committee action must s^sequent- stewardship of those funds . . . Waddell School are asked tn uie WDRC—The World Tonight ion. o'f coloring eggs. Biit the William may not be against the law, it cent in 1950. e raid im'baianw sentenced to 18 to 20 years in Worth of equipment. -Murphy *'WHAY—Dalellne _ , „ , The' bride, given in marriage resulting boom in record sales. The ! ly bd approved by the/Hill Hou.se the perking- lot in hack of the WCCC—Good lovenlnt Good Uusle WPOP—Modern Sounds BARLOW'S Ha added that he does not think H. Mullers own a hen that does all is against the trade union Ihw and continued to a problem—that is, I Prison. „ , , , aaid the loss to- the buildings WKNB—Evening Serenade 1:15- by John K. Snuffer, wore a ^ alle- same (ype. of audience that boosted that the fact he is precluded from then go to the S e r i^ school, ifT'ordef to enter the com­ not enoiig! 'new teachers in fields! ^ Superior Court jury in WHAY —Nigni Watch Welk into top television ratings HOWARD’S this herself. She lays eggs of a no one has the right to hold trade amounted to $.50,000, WTIC—Newe l ina-lenglh gown of white embosk^ TELEVISION running for a third term has any­ Rep. Porter caUed for Simuner- munity room. » where th/S’ are needed, such as Springfield convicted the one-time WDRC—New. WTIC—X Minus One and made Lombardo a musical delicate pastel green which makes' union office, who takes that posi­ W POp—Datelln* Conn. WDRC—Th* 'World Tonight nylon organza with butterfly jacK\ SALES and SERVICE "SL E E P SPECIALIST FROM A to Z-Z-Z-Z’’ thing to do with any opposition to fleld’s resignation on grounds tl»e high sekool science and m athe-' “confesaion" he et. Her veil of imported illusion us set up a clamor for more PHONE fiU 9-«S$8 her quite a novelty in barnyard tion." Robert A. Hall of the -Pioneer Old W ritings Laud Milk 6 : U - WPOP— Modern Sounds 1089 Tolland Tpke., Buckland 539-541 MAIN STREET hia program that may be devKlop- circles. 1 “• official "has afited as a poor busi­ Beck has been suspended as a maUc9C hut more than are needed signed was read into the couit rec- WHAY-Sporla „ , „ . • : se­ fell from a baitfl of seed pearls. nore dance music of the big' Tel. Ml 8-5095 Ing at the capitol. ness man And in had faith" in Parachute Co. is chairmen of the ord.- WCCC—Good Uvening Good Uu.lo wn AY-.Night Watch band variety. Fortunately, Mrs Muller explained that the vice president of the AFL-CIO. other fields. WICNB—Serenade W TC—Sleep No More She carried a cascade of white Defends Budget' conneotl^w ith the deficiency ap- April 16 meeting of the Hartford On his relea.se last night, Rodri­ Rome —■ Sanskrit writings 6.000 S hen was hatched from eggs given Meany told a news conference, WTIC—Strictlv Sport* WDRC—Rues Natighton carnations with ivy. Speaking then regarding the propria9tion request. Cliapter, National Association of guez said of the ^statement he years old state that milk is one of W D RC -W eather and Zalman WPOP—Modern Sound her by Harold Bllnn of East liowever, that the AFL-CIO could e: 45— Tlie sister of the groom, Mrs. general picture with respect to Cost Accountant*, to be held at signed: "I wi'ote down everything the most essential foods. Hippo­ WPOP—t,*wrence Welk e John r . Snuffer, v.-as matron of Hartford, who raises these tal­ not take action to remove Beck the Indian HHl Country Club el : they tell me to write. Tlie police crates recommended milk as a WHAY-Night Watch Congress. Eisenhower said that In aa president of the Teamsters. WHAY—Serenade „ . , WTIi.—Sleep No More honor. She wore a ballerina-length this day we can’t limit ourselv^ to ented chickens. The origin of this 6:30 p.m. State to Ballot i pushed me, around, pushed me medicine five centuries before WCCC—Good Kvenin* Good Uualo WDRC—Russ Naughton interesting breed was discovered Any move to do that, he said, WPOP—Fights gown of light blue nylon tulle with government processes which were ioy Quiz Whiz . ; again.st a steam pipe and hit me Christ. In Ur of the Chaldee* a WKNB—Alan Brown l»:0e- a butterUy jacket. She wore a among an Indian tribe in Chi would '-have to stem from the Miss Ruth Azinger, '48 Coburn i a few times.” frieze depicts a dairy acene in 3500 W TI'J-E Cot. Glee Club applieahle in 1890. Government, Teamsters' membership. Sl'nnr—Music a la Carte WHAY-Night Watch matching headband and carried South America. Rd., and Miss Hazel Christiana. On Change in Police denied all of Rodriguez’ B. C. that includes milk containers W POP—Mel Allen WTIC—Rohe^n McCormick ha said, must adapt itself to the New Champion, WDR('-:-NART R (’onventi«n a nosegav of pale pink carnations aeonomte conditions of our times Palm Sunday Oantai 218 W. Center St., will be among ' assertions of hrutalitv. and strainers. WPOP—Modern Sounds and rosebuds? and' make sure the country is A special Palm Sunday/ihustcal a group of atudents from Hltlyer Television Program? 19:15- The groom’s brother, Leonard A. aecure. program will be sung bylhe choir Wins $160,000 4 (;i,i|firen Killed College Who will leave New York Claims Process WIIAY-Night Wrttch at hirst Church of CJh^l at 8 p.m. On Page Two WTIC—This Is tloecow .Iohn.son. served as best‘man. Again defending the administra­ by plane Sunday, en route to Ber­ WDRC—Rues Naiighlnn A reception followed the cere- tion's $71,800,000,000 budget and Under the direction of Wendell I New York. April 10 (.T) _ j Enroutc lo Movic muda and a "college week" pro­ (Continued from Page One) 1 WPOP—Modern Sounds ; mony at the home of the groom’s the programs to be Adanced under P. Hawkins, som^l.xty. voices will ; Schoolboy quiz whiz Robert Strom ‘ gram of outdoor sports and social l9:Ba j sister and brother in law, Mr. and sing the c a n ta ^ "T h o Seven Last , WHAY—Nighl Watch It, the President repeated that in parlayed his TV winnings _ to activltiea during Easter recess. ed the need for a cojistltutional: ALLIED TV SERVICE ! WTIC—Night I.lfe I Mr*. John K. Snuffer. After April Uorda of Christ’’-by Theodore Du­ Safford, Arlz., April 10 (/P)—A convention to consider whether x .HA.NCHEfiTEB hla opinion It would be necessary $160,000 last night and became the The - return flight will be mede I WDRC—Rues Naughton I 15, the couple* will make their bois. S o lo l^ will be Mra Shirley carecnihg tnick mowed dow>n and April 20. - general ovei haultng of the Consti-^: C A Per House Call WPOP-Fighls to eliminate entire programs to ____ ne\v champion money winner for 19:45- home in Dover Del., where the realize aubitantial savings. Bailey, soprano; Roger Loucks, killed four, youngsters of the tutlon is nece.s.sary. That has long i ^ l . 3 V Plus Parts tenor; ~ ‘ WTIAY—.Sight Watch groom is stationed with the Air He also again made it clear that nis Tompkins, baritone i * SlT*'’*, j Bracamontez family last night as The Ferris Reynolds Group of been a Deniocratic objective. . BU 9-0080— 9 a.m.^b 9 p.m. WTIC—Night Life Force. '^thy^^iftonon GoodsleGoodaie ■■as »h.the or- The lO-year-old Bronx science they were on their w'ay to a movie. Sen, Chairman Sherman Dnit- WDRC—Rues Naughton be is opposed to doing that. expert desposed Theodore Nadler the Women's League of the Second Member of F»ctory WrOP-^NIte Music Biaennowler’s remarks I n fRlS' — Sheriff's nfficers booked An- P6ngreg*ttonal Church- will meet ; man (R -New Haveiil of th BDiid«‘d Electronic TfchnicUni 11:90- PTA MimIo 'Meeting • of St. Louis aa top money winner to.nlo OUvas, 63, of Safford for WHAY—.Night Watch Creus Use Line T hr oners . field were tied to criticism by Sen. for one show. Nadler had boost­ tomorrow at 11 a.m, at the committee .said he' had foupd that Goldwater . (R-Arizi who said ii There will be a parents’ meet­ investigation of negligent homi' Church. the present method of handling WTIC—News ing in the High School, tomorrow ed his w'lnnlng* to $152,000 on an­ cide and driving under the in­ WDRC—News A Weather Hartford The Connecticut the Senate earlier this week thiit other^ program last Sunday. claims is "not the most efficient; WPOP—News . the President had b'etrayed/The at 8 p. m. This is to determine II fluence of alcohol. Deputy Lee Sunday School teachers of Zion Way.” , , ' I 1 1 :1 5 - Light and Power Co. has equipped Strom will return to CBS-TV’s W H A Y-N tslil Watch its line crew* with Cbast Guard trust of the American p e ^ e bv there is enough InUrist In develop­ Palmer said Olivas didn't have a Church will meet a t the church Sen, Philip J, Bauer (R-Avon) j WTIC—Sports ot n « M y ing a summertime musical pro­ "The $64,000 Question" .next week driver’s license. Modtrn TV Servic* line thrower*, \vhlch r e .* e m b 1 e submitting a budget $72 to try for $192,000. If he doesn’t this evening, following the Lenten called it "most ineffective." ; WDRC—Ru.'* Natishinn billion for the fiscal year starting gram for llie children. A color- The four victims were Vtrgle, 12, and the preparatory service for Prior to the debate, signs of op- Efficient — Dependable W POP—Modern Sound sawed-off shotguns. They have Stumble, he eventually can win 7, 11.30_ July 1. sound film will be shown of camp Andy, 9, Patsy, and Avelina. 5. Communion. j po.sltion developed to a seconti pro-, Rqdio ond TV Service WHAY —.N’lsht Symphony been highly useful during flood $256,0(10. Roberto Bracamontez, 8. and As for the possibility of some life at . the National Music Camp - - - ! posed ’amendment. It would pro- MIDDU TUKNPtKi * • • MANCHESTIH fill 3-818.3 W'TIC—StarllzhI Serenad* emergencies for shooting light at Interlochen, Mich. Another boy, 11-year-old Leon­ WDP.C—R um Nauahlon budget savings, JasenhoWer said Ray Arrellin. 14 were hurt criti- The Mary Cushman Group of [ hibil dual job holding by atate BU 9-3223 nylon lines acioas swollen Stream*, Military Whist ard Rosa of California, still holds yCally. , WPOP—Nlte Music enabling men to pull across heavy there ia a need/to develop a better the title for the most money won. Second Congregational Chufeh | legislators. I l:» — formula for aKirlng the expense of A military whist will be con­ Palmer said the mother of thi will meet Friday evening at the . The measure, alreadv approved i WHAY-NIphl Watch cables and other needed items. ducted by the Woman’s Democratic But . his W-lnnings of $164,000 Bracamontez children is dead and WTIC—Slarlizht Serenad* such thinsKas drought and disaa- came on two different quiz shows. home of Mrs. John Currier, 29 J bv the Mouse, was sta'i red for early ‘ tVDRC—Rues N’auehton t«r nlle^and for making It clear CTub on April 24. at 8 p. m, at the they live with their grandparents Auburn Rd, Mrs. A. L. Post will action, but the Senate called a re- Gfwd Will Grange Hall. TTie af- Last night Strom correctly an- In Safford. a small farming com­ ‘ Beer-Can Record Set Just wMat the role of the federal sweiAd a complex four-part, ques- be co-hoatess.' cess when it was apparent that Moiikev Lives in Cold g ov ^ i^ en t should be. fpir will be in charge of the ways munity on U.S; 70 in southeast enough Senators Were .lot n their GENERAL and means committee, wltlv chair-■ Ubn dealing with physics. ■ aero- Arizona. New York Beer-can output In adian Envoy <— Etsenhower : 'Hdynamics,vt astronomy, mathemat­ The cast of the 50-50 (Tlub show,' seats. the United .States is expected to I It always is unfortunate when man, Mr*. Richard Macaboy and "Oh Nellie," will rehearse Friday New Delhi — The large langur ics. meteorology and electronics. To win approval, the proposal TV SERVICE monkey, al.ao called the “monkey rise to 8.5 billion units this year. 'an y Incident tends to break down members Mrs. Donald Hewlnsbn, evening in the old parish, hall of must receive two-thirds of the Mrs. John A. Carinl and Mrs. Jo- That brought him $32,000. Light Cord Stretchable of the anotvs." lives in the cold 9 per cent above last year's record. n’ I <6 United States relations with Caha- He answered the first part of St. Mgry’a Episcopal Church. The Senate’s 36 vote.s. Bays f 4 OC ^ s»ph Kugler, Mrs. Adella Carbone Nights Oilavw Plua Parts evergreen forest* of the Hima. Developed only 20 years ago, the da, the questloh by giving a formula, New Rochelle. N. Y. — A cast win report as follow's; Chil­ Sen. Harold Borden (D-Hart- NOW beer can now accounts for about H# made that' statement when will direct the play. TEL. MI 3-5482 layan foothill*. Ordinarily monkey* assuming the resistance to be nor­ stretchable electric cord ha* been dren at 6:30: sisters, boy friends ford) objected to the recess. He , are found only in w-*rm region*. 1 per cent of all can production. • - 'irk ' asked whether he thought it was Tonight at 7 o’clock Josepli Bls- developed for such uses as tele^ arid dancers at 7:30; and chorus sett, high school art director, will mal, for the resonant frequency of later told newsmen he is against proper for the Senate IntemtIluK. „ , - 7,: - ;- ...... an A. C, series circuit ua^ In tun­ phones, switchboards, and appli­ and remaining cast at 8 o’clock. the proposed smendment. -4- Security subcommittee; to havei „ • ing a standard radio receiver. His ances. The New Rochelle manu­ Dual jobholding .is now prohibit- , made public charges linkingGlastonburv. . Glastonbury Dr, Edward J . Platz of this town Methodist Church. Hts tbplc ia answer; The frequency equals 1 facturer sayi the product utilizes ed by law, but advocatea want to ! w Canadian diplomat ■ Herbert' Nor­ over 2 pi times the square root of a nibber-core base around which ia secretary of the section' on put it into the Constitution because ; man wdth Communists after Nor­ "The Use ' of Art in the High copper wire Is braided. This in apesthesia being planned as part ' a ' School’’ A potluck supper will pre­ LC. it's more difficult to amend the ' man’s own government had cleared In the second question, Robert turn is coated with fiber glass, of the program o t the Connecticut Constitution than to repeal a law. ' for the kiddies! hlm^ cede the program In the church rayon, silicone rubber,, or nylpp. State Medical Society’s 165th an­ hall, with dessert furnished by-Mr. said rocket propulsion rather than Norman, Canada's ambassador je t propulalon will be used ' .fbr nual meeting and scientific assem­ There are more manufacturing .^ the coming and Mrs. Edward J . Leavitt. The See* of Galilee -provide* REMEMBER... to Egypt, ommttted suicide in space -exploration because there is bly to be held April 30, May 1 and jobs in New York City than in Cairo last week and the Canadian three-fourth’s of Israel’s fish sup­ 2 at the E ast. Hartford High Manchester Evening Herald a lack of air in puter space. Jet Philadelphia. Cleveland' and De­ ■government has been critical of the propulsion requires the Intake of ply, School troit- combined. y."', 4^’' Senate subcommittee for publiciz Glastonbury rorrespondent. Mr*. Betty .McNamara, telephone MEd- air. Ing charges against him. ford S-1758. In the last two qiiestiona Rob­ The President said he believes ert correctly drew four symbols everyone ia fairly well acquainted ..used in .mathematics, astronomy, MAH) STXEn -M - with the fact that the U.S. govern-, meteorology and electronics.' . • 723 ment 1* made up of three distinct branches executive, legislative Hospital Notes Is The Place Where You Get This and judiciary. '. He also said he believes that Patients Today: m . Riaekets Probers for that reason'people do not hold ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Paul aueb matters as the Norman epi­ Ackerman. 60 Ridgewood St.. Mary Meet on Tuesday sode against us too muph. Alice. Krause. 76-West St.; Mrs k ------costs less than He feels sure, too,, .he added, Ruth Oiambers, • 166 Main St.; that no one in Congress deliber­ Washington. April 10 (iP) - ^Chsir- Vernlce Perzanowski) 31 Nye St' nian McClellan (D-Ark) saj-s the ately set out to injure this coun­ Rockville: 'Adonia ClouU'er, Wap! try's relations with Canada. ping; Mrs Mary Amuhndsen. RPD S e n,a t e Rackets Investigating Committee will hold hearings for It ia a g ^ t sorrow, Easenhower 2. Manchester; Mrs. Judy Ford e • aaid, that a misunderstanding be- 763 Center S t.; Mrs.' Anna WJnzler! about three da.vs, beginning next 'tween Canada and the United Laurel Manor Convalescent Home; Tue.sday, on practices in the Scran­ fl>tates should have pccurred. He Mrs. Louise Densmore, 57 Ridge ton. Pa., area. capressed confidence that Canada St.; Mrs. Jean Gordy, 66y Ridge McClellhif, in announcing the «> realise* the United States wants fU.; Mra. Marft MckeOn, Maiichea-idfite ye.sterday, did not to retain the respect of its neigh- ter Convalescent Home: .MIsa Ann I iudicste the matters to be taken • bor nation. Zaglio, New York, N. y !; Barbara up, nor would he name witnesses at The President said he had no Jean Davis, 87 W.,Maln St., rfock-.l t° bf called. Earlier, Committee Intention of criticizing anyone, te t ville; Mrs. Sally Howard, 111 Cton- sources-had said the inquiry would feels sure everything possible will cord Rd. -'. , f - . I jfo alleged "strong arm" tac- be d(me to make certain the rela-, ADMITTED TdDAY: Roy Dar- '■ tic* by some Unions, tiona' between the two ' countries win, RFD 2 Andover; Nicholas Tlie Committee ha.s Indicated its are kept on a good basts. CM^a gallon of Middle East- -Negotiatibna w^h an-i Mm ' "U"’* building trades unions 'and Egypt oyer operation of the Suez and Mrt. Jamea Heckerd. Tolland:, H,e teamsters union. Canal______etili _are _ going on, Eisen- , a daughter to Mr, and Mrs. Walter Meanivhile, the president of the hower noted, and said there are no jK “a- 57 Village St,. Rockville, American Bai- Assn., David F. grounds gt this time for any con- ' DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: Maxwell of Philadelphia, said.here f U W V H B V i elusion that a satlsfaclorv ar- | Mr*. Helen Wilson, RFD 2, last night "prompt action will be a i a .J . th« woihabU wall polnf that fO M on aatily... driof fast ^ a t*8 the dream yoii have in mind? You know But the best news of all is this: Whatever the new^y flew shoe-you hava rapgement won’t be worked mil in Andover; Peter Satryb, to taken to disbar any lawyer impH- Striped taffeta and fleece. the long run. He addde that he has I Becker Pl„ Rockville; Mrs. 2.98 “Flow Kot«” Rubber-Baae wall paint ia ea«y to apply whtt’fi exciting for Spring! The news is the lean' on your mind, it’s waiting for you at National. So lovely, and for so no way of jcnqwing how long the j Barbara Joyner . and_ daugh- caKd in a criminal conspiracy, , A ll PLUSH 27" PLUSH lU N N Y negotiationa may continue. iter, 27 Saultera R d.;’ Jacqueline whether in a numljcri racket, a with brush or roUer. . . driaa in jtat 30 minutaa . . . no find lovely look in pointed toes...in new ways little, too!... that’s the fun of shopping ab Natibnal. The very shoes Hungarian Relief — A s k ed | Bjalmeer, 123 Waddell Rd.; Mrs. labor racket.or any other racket.” Begging Bunny ASSORTMENT "painty” odor . . *. waahable—durabla—beautiful . . . wrhether this government might be j Bertha Starracc, Hartford; Mrs. He did not mention any partlc- Pick a favorite! r hundreds of beauty-planned colors (matching ahades in with heels...tall absolutely unbreakable needle* you see up and down the Avenue...and in the what-4o-wear about to halt its program'’of ad-iCttrmody. Ea.st Hartford; ularjjm-yers, but added; 2-tone body: bowtie. "Tift'bar. association ■ ha,s been V - "Duco” Semi-Gloea Enamel for woodwork, too). mltUng Hungarian refugees t o ! „®'?'es McDermott, 66 1\[.illiam \ ► -i ' thins and curvy mid-hites.'The news is patent.** magazines...cost dollars, yes dollars, less.. And. actual this country, Elsenhower noted ! ' •‘“" ’e* Connolly Sr.. 234 Oak deeply shocked by the disciosures that .Congress has not yet acted.!’?‘ 't . V*'*- ' Pstricia Taker. 333 of the United h'lates Senate Rack- 4^' Tail “SIR RABBIT^ 25“ TUX£D0 RABBIT patent... patei\.t with flashes of white.. . color in beige' tests prove they look, fit find wear e(]ually well! Size's aaon_ __ hia__ request^___- for_m broader author-1Mrs. I XfanlA Qt Esther Draghi. 13*1 • *ts Committee linking l several______law- —^ Tux, high hat, bow- A 9 5 Dressed to lead tty on refugee relief. I Maple St. yers with criminal enteipriscs of 09 8 t W O R T H tonesjiavy, red and boft pastels... and-lacy nylon meeh to 10, narrow and medium widths, to fit beautifully. The President asked in January I DISCHARGED TODAY: Mist ceitain labor unton chieftains. tie, watch chain!.y the Easter Parade! JL for Ciongressional approval of a Ramona Martin. 3S9 Main St.r "Based upon the evidence un­ program to admit several thou- Mrs, Margaret Beers and son, Cov­ covered by the McClellan com­ TMC PUD4MAM aa A aAktaa ar au rawr p ■and Hungarian refugees to the entry; Mrs. Sophia Pieseik, 226.W. mittee investigation, action to dis­ Main St., Rockville; Mrs. Shirley M O t H lA L L S Tit* Km c*«MiuK teyM S. ShM SaM OmNt. United States on a pecipanent bar the offending attorneys will be ••0 0*1 turn baaia. SpleUnan and daughter, Norwich; *M •< now s o n *t ti.M «n dffiPP) brought by grievance committees or Flakes ' tk*r*0vKt price, OMzi a WMWW. T h e emerglnOy program of Mrs. Virginia Anderson and daugh­ of local bar associations." bringing such refugees into the ter. 22 Edgerton. St.; Wolfgang Reg. SSe NOW 2 9 c United States as temporary pa- Simon. 13 Robert Bd., Rockville; f mrTT-nrurfrr r^eea la about exhausted, Eisen­ Mrs. Alice Gagnon - and daughter, City Aides Get Pay Hike hower aaid, adding that unless 61 Union St.; Mrs.'Tlhod* Gold­ SACCHARIN stein and daughter. 17M Garden \/Pi Oongress acts we are going to be Dr..' Mr*. Doris Ely and son, 150 Hartford. April 10 —The Gen­ I4 Or., 1000' bandlcapped. eral Assembly ha.s approved a bill Maple S t.; WiUbm Hansen. . 129 Reg. 1.09 NOW 33c , ------—‘r------. - I^nox St,; Herbert A. Bidwell, *0 authorizing the foilovving yearly C418 \ard Lamp Made Pine St. a*-' uca for W’lllimantic municipal : NlM9 THE ■ B l.k officlab; District alderinett, $750: L A. JOHNSON PAINT CO. ASPIRIN * Bt- Ix>uU — A portable yard knocking Is llltriu^nic alderman-at-brge,' $1,000, and Ml f.2343 lamp that can be moved around . V mayor, $3,500. S Or.. 100 723 MAIN STv MANCHESTER Reg. 49e 150W r ■ -V jrart at wUI has been iieveloped ' ^fUwaukeg—Old-fashioned bottle T2c (WRMERLV AT 499 M AIN’STRECT) MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADB - H W a St. Louis company. 'The light hraockera at one brewery have been Norwich Cliief to Quit bums «ans of pressure'fuel. 'The rspbeed by an ultrasonic machine ‘i - » FREE West MidUli Turnpike and-Broad S t r ^ ^ ^Biamitocturef agya tha bmp, on a THERMOMETER ' fot that can knock 400 botUe* a min­ Norwich, April’ 10 uPi—Police ybb that Bticka in the < ground, ute. Ultrasonfc JoUa before cap­ ) .. . h4j?n^ claati, with no pumping dr Chief Joseph L GendrOn has $it- V ' ping remove ekeesa air from the nouiieed that he still reUre June £ n r ^ ^ 75c DELIVERY beer bottles and prolong, shelf life. 30 after 32 years 01^ the fore*. tT.MAKi#^MONR SBN Sr tO SHOP AT NATlGNAL • AMERICA'S LARGEST INPSRR^OENT SHOft CHAIN ; A /■ •f fr't ■ (1 '.J, I ■< 1: Vy-i: - ; '7 f M ^ .. \'V. •' ..'1 '8<». ■ \'-r' 'A... rx- 1 , . -v ■ VV'^,x, ■ *> ■ ■ * ’ r i' MANGiffiSTER EVENING NERALD, MANCHESTER, CONNi, WEDNESDAY. iAPRIL TO, 1 9 6 | ^ ^ PAGE FIFTEEN ■' I K' V' V' :K. ' . -A ■ r_ 'V- 'x u I , . 1 V- m MANCHESTER EVENING HEB^iLD. MANCHESTER, CONN« WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1957 I » bssn submitted by parsnip before gstionsl Church was given pernfls- as was the question of adjustment PAGE FOURTEEN . April 80. ■ i- I . Bion to hold its Weekly rSheurssls of the principal’s salary schedule. Ex-Professor Dies, I at the school due to transportation, The school savings system re­ occasion been delayed as much as 7* The Board authorized vaccina­ crewmen. Konstantin, protested that the In­ through the canal before,. -r WasiQngton recalled that an of­ Mosquitoes Delay ' tion of children by the school problems. Principal Richard B. ceived $88.78 in deposits from 85 ^Tatagh^tU O .nn The third ship cited in the pro­ ficial of the company said when were the Soviet vessels. physician if this has not been done Mather was authorized to have the students this week.. Two studenU The two ships arrived, at the spection was "'too difficult.” He The State Department said Thtee Grade 1 Classrooms 1>ottied gas tanks moved from purchased U.S. Savings Stamps in pacific entrance Jan. 2 and were said his crew and cargo had been test—the Ivan Babushkin—arrlve,d Russian ship captains first pro­ by the fsntlly physician by AprU Btorrs, April 10 IIP)—Roland H. Reds Protest U.^. Check dhcre has not been sufficient time Denmark^rains SO. WHtten excuses from the their present temporary position ths amount of $1.25. ushered to, an anchorage reserved subjected to minute examination. at the Caribbean entrance March tested, that the Soviet vessels for study of the Russian note tp Patch, who retired os on associate for ships carrying explosives, and , PredictediaSeptemJ>^^5t family physldah in lieu of vacci­ to a permanent site which g^ll Fire DriU Tonight , The ships started through the 26- carrying sugai* from Cuba to' were given routine handling in ac­ comment on specific details. , Copenhagen—service on Danish nation must be submitted by April' meet with fire marahall approval. The Volunteer Fire Department professor of florieiUture at the other dangerous Cargo. Vladivostok. She was also detained Reporta were also heard from will hold a regular fiiv drill a t the University of Oomiec^cut in 1945, Of Ships Using Panama Requests for charts St the area canal at 7:25 a.m. the next day and cordance with regulations govern­ railways w as^srupted by mo?- 30 if the family does 'not wish the cleared th e. Gatun Locks at the at the explosives anchorage and ing safety of the canail. A frieari Car Slated quitoes several times In 1950. olton, April lb (Special)—^Leoai >trrtUen Inaurknce on the neyv addl- immunization done through the present users of the. inter-egm- firehouae tonight at 7:30. died at his home ^ yesterday. He the Grant and for fuel were turned down and Caribbean end at 4:45 p.m., a nor­ her transit two days later was Measuring of the ships was for than 10 years ago thU town’s edu tion during its construction, be school heedth program. . munication system contemplated Girl Scout Troop 106 will present 1 still aboard and a police cutter the crews' cameras were Impound­ Huge swarms .settled on the rails was 08.' (Opntined from PiHfe One), mal transit time. Armed Marine marke'd by the same security pre­ the purpose of''determining tolls, Johan/iesburg—The manufacture eatlon^plant consisted of four 1- awarded a portion of the regular Two teacherq.'at the BSementary for initanation at the school. Its parent’s night program at 7 acting as escort. ed . while passing through the guards sailed through aboard the cautions. canal officials said, and Inspection of the first South’Afrlcan-deslgneJ of thp Atorsitfoneroen bridge and Insurance coverage. p.m. today at the Oommnnity Hall. After lea'vlng tlie University of waterway. No crewmen were per^ room scnrola, the^ equivalent of School will receive their masters A letter 'wks read from the clerk, ConnecUcut, Prof.. Peteh taught ^ cpuntrlM proclaimed In the The note, also cljarged discrimi- vessels. A fourth Russian ship is expect­ of machinery, steering gear and automobile will start In Johannes­ made tliefn so slippery that i not Raymond E. Cooper, represent­ degrees this summer. John Sentelo, Mrs. Allen Rose, requesting a natii.t against two other Soviet mltted ashore. other equipment was to assure the four„ clasn^m s, ''which housed ing the T. J. Crockett Insurance Advertisement— floriculture at the University of Panama Canal Treaty of 1901.” ships — the .1. Babushkin and the The vessels were inspp,eted and Canal authorities said they took ed to go through later this month burg this year. It will be a convert­ eVen sand could give the engine Grade 5 teacher, will complete Ills salary of $3,000 next year. She Rhode Island an'd Hampton (Va.) The note aald 18 armed guards the security precautions after con­ with a cargo of sugar from Cuba. vessels could transit the canAl ible 2-seater capable of doing 80 eight g r a d ^ Next September, Agency, had sought to write the requirements in June. Boston Uni­ pointed out that she was sumit- Listings needed for aU types of Admiral Senyavln, checked out in leas than five without damage to locks and oth­ enough traction to pull the train. policy awarded to Johnson this homes and business properties in Institute.' iboarded. the motorihip N. Ostrov- Elarlier reports from Panarha hours. The, Ostoviky, bound for sulting with Washington. They It had originally been expected miles an hour with gasoline con­ school enroluqent 'will require versity has advised the Board that ting the request at this early date that 15 Soviet ships would clear er facilities. sumption of'50 miles a gallon,The The train took 90 minutes to ac- three classrooms to house the week, 'With a stock company which Miss Josephine Leso, Grade 1 to allow the Board ample time to Bolton. Lawrence F. Fiano, '.Real A native of Wenham, Mass., his aky-Jan. 2 at Balboa and inspected said the Ostrovsky and the Sen- London, carried a cargo of tinned added that the ships' steering ap­ compiish what is normally a 5- ^ pays a IS per cent dividend. In ref­ Elstate broker, MI 9-5910. first teaching jobs were at Essex yavin cleared the oanal after cer* flsh.The Senyavln, eii route to No- paratus, machinery and cargo the canal—all rerouted because of The company said ships normal­ car will be called the Protea, the pupils of only onVgrade. teacher, has completed her require­ secure a replacement if they did it for seven hours. It said the ship the Suez Canal closing. ly get through the canal in less name of South Africa's 'national minute crossing of the 2-mlle-long This fact was fqmcaat at the erence tb this, the Board noted “a ments. not feel they could meet her re­ (Mass.) Institute and the Univer­ ^^ra# held up until the ’ following tain “security" precaiitlona were vorossisk, carried sine concentrate. holds were given special, attention bridge. • deciding factor in their decision sity of West irirginia. He came to taken which ruffled the Russian The Senyavin's master, Capt. K. because they had never been The Panama Canal Co. office In tim e,. but other .ships have on flower. ® Board of Education ineeting Mon­ The Board also hesrd a report quest. Manchester Evening Herald day, when It saUed with tMt guards day when the 3oard Voted to au­ was the fact that no assurance that the schbol hot lunch program Mrs. Rose stated she regards the Bolton corTMqmndent, Iloris M. Connecticut in 1922. thorize ' admlniztratloiTv to split was given that the 16 per cent divi­ had a cash balance of 8170 on job as full-time in -view of her ex­ m taU a, telephone Mltoheh 3-5645, He leaves his widow, k brother Grade 1 into three divisi^ and to dend would actually be received." March 31 and federal reimburse­ perience of the past year. It has ard a- sister. Mrs a teacher for the additional It vas voted to pay the custodi­ ment d|pe totaling 8340. bees considered a part-time job ■When quell are only 3 weeks old Funeral services will be Friday. . class. an 15,000 next year for care of the Choir Rehesiraal Allowed by the Board, she felt. The requeet they Will flush when disturbed and Burial will take place Saturday entire school building and grounds. The Junior Choir of the Congre- was tabled for later consideration fly remarkably well. In 'Wenham. nVith 70 pupils already Daniel Rawlings had requested his srated as enrollees In.Orade 1 tM* salary be increased to 84080, the V 'v,... fall,' and the certainty that amount paid his predecessor. number Will increase by Se^tem’ Hs further requested it be In- ber or certainly within the next naaed to 85,000 if he was to take school year, the Board felt it'’wiser care of the Chvil Defense room. fiiant Size to take the necesaaury steps at this W ^ e r Zutter will be retained on date. Action In la^e sununer or dur- the custodial staff as an assistant. lng.si school year would create seri­ Th^Board has taken steps to PEPSODENT ous problems in hiring a well-qual­ draw uVaworking agreement out­ ified teacher. Board members Said. lining tnis^ duties of the custodian. Supt. Beocge_Graft^aa author­ Payment of the Manchester T th~Pi tii ized to prepare contracts for pres­ High School bill for,.tuition stU' IRUG STORE 06 8 entation to the teaching staff az dents was at^oriud as soom as White z'oon as possible. TTie Board stipu­ it is received\Md verified. This 942 MAIN STREET — ST. JAMES BLOCK lated that the contracts must be was done in response to a request Re$.49e. 73' m returned within 15 days from the from the high ^ool'drawing at­ date of issue. ' tention to .the-f aw that their fis­ Insurance PoUcy-lnaced cal year ends JuneN^O now rather The expiring fire insurance than Aug. 15. \ ON SALE THURSDAY, FRIDAY & policy on the school building was ' Truancy Issue 'Aired placed with Thomas C. Johnson Truancy from Manch^ter High after considerable discussion by Sciiool is considered ^ serious WOMEN’S FAMOUS the Board. It- was directed that problem by the Board. ThVy have WiligACesc DRUG STORE m j i “the policy be written through the directed a letter to the chairman NYLON BRIEFS rsis NYLONS - facilities of the Forde-Jewell of the Manchester Boarq of^Edu­ Featuring luxury trims Agency for the purpose of unifica­ cation requesting notice of tion of records, and to conform absenteeism after 10 days hkye \ with the action taken at the De­ elapsed. \ i FREE PARKING 20" Exhaust Fan cember board meeting.” Lack of health records for some' I 18" Power Mower This was a refecehce to an inter­ Grade 2, 6 and 7 pupils as required IN LOT filEXt tO POPULAR MARKET Fashion - perfect, enchant­ Tour choice—^new 2. thread lx view with Raymond P. Jewell In by law was drawn to the Board’s ing new atylez in white and T-15; budget atretch, a ^ 1.78 r#g. December regarding insurance on attention. They approved exami­ fashion pastela. 5-7. leaa mesh, fancy heel Week 35.95 24’ !as the school. At' that time, .Tewell nation by the school physician if imitad tim» only Styles for every occaoldn. 54.50 a Week suggested that Johnson, who had the (necessary records have not Extra Sizes 8-10— -1.29 Current shades. Sloes • Rotary action for top • Powerful 245 wott AC nnofor porformanco in tall grots ARTHUR’S hot up to 3520 c.f.m. air ^ — STORE HOURS — • 2 H,P. Clinton, gat ongin* capacity. Side panels adjust • Full ir * stool blado from 26" to 42" window width Wed., Thurs., FrI. Mon., Tues., Sat. • Throo adjuttablo cutting Cleansing Tissues 9:30 to 9 9:30 to 6 holghH-114'',2Vi" 401 TRIPLE PLY TISSUES • Functuro-proof tiros Rag. 44.95 ^ Ravonibla Fan..... • Trims closo to walls, Rag. 79.95 53V^^ High MobHair Fan .,. r troos, ole,. DUST FREE for 691 MAIN STREET^ANCHESTER REG. 29c Next to Gas Company nSHINB HEADQUARTERS IEOH LA R A IN L EASTER BRIGHT U Deodorant A tncK STICK or. CREAM EASTER RIGHT MOMNIIf LAWRBNCE (Limited f a . 5-Ft. GLASS h i. CASTINO SPINNINe Time Offer) ROD REEL FASHIONS FOR GIRLS . i 1.88 It's Easter and every girl’.s a fasliionplate . . . in coats Beg. SAO 7.88 and dresse.s from our collection of wearables for the smart B eg . 10.00 Easter Gifts IDEAL FOR P young set. Girls like the fhshion-wi|g styles . . . mothers HOME OR approve the quality fabrics and-^ilrorkmanship . . . SUMMER COTTAGE Lises Fisith EASTER BA ONLY From Bunny-Lenii HOLLAND CONVERSE SUZY, BROOKS Wa'v# big onaa & littla designed by onas-^hill *o surprisas. STATIONERY FISHING Spinning pair GIRLS'3-PC.' SUBTBINEItS' Rod Suzanne Codart INSIMSU BOOTS . ^ CLASSIC suit 9 .8 8 3.77 7 9 ' ^ r ...... : . . i 4 ‘ WashabU rayon Ifnoa Wasbobh rayon Anon Aeg. 1SA8 Reg. eA0„ All Sizes Sale Priced •V Reg. 6,9B Reg. 7.98 5“ 6 “ Drip-dry cotton, short , C ELLO Smart jacket, swing sldrt^ Trim guardsman style fit­ sleeved shirt, sissy ted jacket, slim-line skirt. jcf tfjcf 0"J3 X} a a a a a S3 a a a a a a a o and a cotton knit T-top Be adorible in navy with FULLY EQUIPPED front of tucks and lace, BAG o’ TOYS ^tbtt matches trim on jack- SAVE ON TWIN lace trim cuffs, round «. Nary, turquoise. 7-14." ^red, white trim. 10 to 14. fln tto n t SPEED CHIEF ^ boy collar, self belt, Plastic Cowboys, AYDS CANDY t Beauty SELF RINGING CAR MATS nylon net petticoat. / “ICE-ARAMA” . MATNOT m M.££ TV SNACK TABLE Colors: Pink, blue, yel­ lippy Po-Do Desert Flower \ Indians, Pirates, FOR REDDdNO low. Soldiers, etc Manchester Parkade— Middle Tompike 57.95 . ALL METAL April. 15-20—2 Shows Daily $2.00 A WEEK GOLF BALLS His V|tstnins 981 SPONGE MOP ALCOHOL Spray Cologne \REG. 98c

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SoiM have sepa­ w—h^l. tu J. 9 ey 5 T tt» E rate jacket. Bright colm $1.04 to 1.36 Valuee Get $50, $100, $200 for Bolder shopping now! SAVEI lawn Choir R EC o U CAMERA ~W. T. Grant “Charge-lt^ Plan—No down paymwtl T * U B » * ' e $ 1 2 1 9 5 up B r o w n ie Dura- Flash rag. /, AUTO C a m e r a Gadget Bag 6.95 ^ U . 8 8 BULBS W m W. C O m Attractive,, comfortable^ Has B*«- 7 9 .9 5 I , $r .95 Cartoa Velon teat anti bock, y : Bag. 7,95 ^ o f e .. ~ . M ANCHBYnt PARKADB 370 W. MIDDU TURNPIKI (.. /■ '■ \ 556 MAIN ST. T EL Ml 3.7080 . : r.:r •'.'irr: ■ - i’4>J»L ’ / a '■ Si ■ /I .[ '■ * 4.' j 7 ■: " m . - l ' S 7 ;7 J -M: ■ • ’ • *1 W f . f .. .‘T- 0. •V- I'-' \ / ■r- M AiNCHESto EVEN0G/HERALD. MANCHESTER, COHN,, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1957 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10,^19ii7’ Pages 17 to 32 PAGE Si x t e e n Section Two WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1957 • Eopttittj 1l|fralJi ■4m s J i- m m on>Qsing the bill. Sllverstone oon? f tended suth a law would "result Deputy" Approved\ in admlnistraUve chaos." •’ Contest Judge Tells Jobletss PayfPoliciek Mrs. Margaret C. I>riscoll of For State Prison Rackowski ^ m e d \father Farrell New Member the CIO contended that the effect Cheney Assessment President of PTA of the bill woulfi be to bypass an Sjats ciipiXoI, Hartford, AprU State Held Liberal administrative system which has How dinners Win Of 3-Gallon Donor Chib J n proved successful during the 18 10 f the bill jump in the tax revaluation, Ro­ of blood through the Red Cross town are maintaining this blood wUl contlntta to b«, to cpnatruo courts from any policy regulation Under the bill, she argued, ben­ the country, but the villa overlook­ is to put one deputy v>^rden in of Tax Review, and the Statom vice president; Mrs. Harold Blood. Program. supply that Is literally saving the liberally Oonnoctlcut'a Unemploy* made by the Labor Commlaalon efits could be held up for lonjg ing the Hiviera went to someone vBut all thejw efforts are wasted. han said. ' - - . BagUn, recording secretary; Mrs. else. They do not Influence the judges, charge of custodial affairs: while Corp. assessment Was cut $275,- As for individual changes in Other local 3-gallon members lives of many, many others 6f our ment Oompenaation Act. acUng as admintatrator of the periods unUl the courts ruled on the second will be in' charge of B90. C y n t^ Tompkins, corresponding are Alfred Vennard, Robert Dog- residents who. In turn, -are - artist Therese Clark (left) was present Saturday as the portrait she painted of Dean lined $102 in Town Court this Jo.sepli L. Czeiwirtskl. Milton S. Entries are machine-opened. As I can ignore Dior.” mental health program in Man-1 morning. He was then presented ' Camilleri. James E. Dougan, Mrs. On Palm S.un-day morning at many as 250,000 letters are han­ This catchy verse had humor; the Center to Adams St. which is Chester and stressed the great ! Carolyn'Widmer (center) was presented to the University of Connectloil School of Nursing. ' The being used for residences has been presentation was made by Carol V. Hayes (right), president of the School of .Nursing Aluninae as a second offender to the same Roxy Foss, Arthiir S. Freeburg South Methodist Churcb, a aervice dled in one eight-hour shift. Clerks was apt, but lost out because it need for the clinic which is being i charge.and simtenced to 60 days in , Sr., William M. Habeiem, Henry remove the entries fronv envelopes recommended nudism. WEST cut 50 per cent by'the Board. organized at this time. { Assn. The occasion marked the 15th anniversary of Miss Widmer as dean of Uie scheol. the for youth will be held at 9:80,. in For homeowners who live be­ Jail. Deputy Judge Jiiiea A. Karp ; Hemenwav. John C. Hughes, Wll- and make sure that box-top or Bring your youngsters in, quickly! We have the ^ tistics were used to illustrate | 15th anniversary of the school and the University's 75tlv Anniversary year. The artist ha.s also nolled a charge of evadipg i iin,„ j, Hollamler, Carl W. How- uie church sanctuary. label, if required, is submitted with tween the Center and Broad St., I the increasing needs for psychi- j done a portrait of Mrs. John D. Lodge, wife of the U. S. Ambassador to, Spain, Paleolithic Find Made TuHtral StnricR moet-est of the beit-est little shoes for growing fee( where the original front foot figure lesponslhillty filed against him. land and Elizabeth Hamilton. Donald G. Reiff of Chicago, the entry. ■ I _____ I atric treatment to those who have j Jones po.sted a $300 bond for an theological atudent at Yale Divin­ Ormond J. Wm I, Director . . . famous Little Yankees that fit ao Well, and wear was $175, the cut will mean a I not achieved the ability to get | AAaso 1-ncIuded among those All entries are then carefully re­ Jerusalem — The skeletal re­ reductlon'of from $2,.500.to $3,000 Other activities include member­ appeal to the Hartford County W ’ h ( j |se s i blood donations have ex­ ity School and student assistant at viewed, by a. qualified board of pri­ 142 Eaat.Oeater St. aiAh a long, long time! There’s every styie a child I along with themXelves or with; ship In the • Conriectlcut Slate Court of Common Pleas. Be foxy mains of a paleolithic man. more a lot for the average lot. _ .! others. Thi.s is the basis for all ceeded 8 pints in the last year are the church, will speak. mary Judges. They use check- Mitchell 9-7196 could wish, for everyday or Sunday. 1^ hurry! American Legion Will Honor Robert E. Fitzgerald. 22. Lynn. than 50,000 yeara old, were discov­ For homeowners between ®road | jung^.s and .the out-stand- ; Guard and the Legion band Mrs. Francis Klein, Ralph Kil- Young people of junior high sheets based on the rules of the ered recently by Hebrew University St. and Adam.s St., the 50 pci- cent | ,.pjy,on one onl of every i 1 Kennedy served as a Tow n Di- ' Mass..- forfeited a $33 bond when patrk'k, Mr.s. Hilda Kennedy. school and ^ i o r high school, as rector from 1952 to 19.54. He is ! he failed to show up in roiirt this contest. Before any potential win­ archaeologists during the fourth net --reduction------means- a . cut r.fof «hm.tabout pppgons during the next 10- 1 Three for Service to Post Frank J. Kos, Mrs. Eileen Kra- well as membersf of the adult ning entry is eliminated, It is care­ season’s' excavation in a cave at la member of North Methodist ^ morning to snswer a charge o f ;'’""'' " p“’tThI.pr‘ mW class, will attend the seuice. Boys Kebara. Manrhestec*s Oldest $1,600 fdr the average sized lot. year period will spend some time i ,v.. pennies fully considered by a supervisory Front foot values were set by Valcda LaCTiance, John Murawski, and girls of grades five and six board of junior judges. with Finest Facilities in a mental hospital, they said. years by CTieney Bros, artd Is now Off-Street Parking ' Revaluation Associates at from The;)’ added th at mental illness Three local men with over 75® Priess has served as Poppy Day Roderick McCann) W illiam Mc- first session, will attend the first A board of senior' judges then with Lydali Foulds Paper Co. ton St.,^ w as fined $10 on a charge part of the service. - Diabetes Testers Vended Established 1874 $175 to $100 a front foot baaed on is definitely on the Increase. In years service to the American and Fiicwoi-ks C9 mmittee chair- of intoxication* Goohan, Mrs. Lorraine Peterman, reviews all potential winners and the highest use of the land,, which Jusliis Paul, Richard Porter, Phil­ The Carol and Wesley Choirs of passes the highest-rated ones, to SHOE DEPT.— (Main Floor, Rear) 1955, (Connecticut alone." they said, Legion will be honored at a te.sti- ! man several lime.s. Among his George Lisk. 21, of 2.5 Mill St., Chicago — Machine-vended en­ they say is for business. lip I’ 1 e 1- c e, (Jharles Wilk and the church will sing two anthems: a k group of executives for final had 4,000 patient.s-in mental insti-^ monial dinner April 24 at 6:30 p m. I other actl'vitie.s in the local post, Harold'.s brother, had judgment zymes for diabetes teats are go­ “Shoes Expertly and Carefully Fitted!” Where the land was occupied by tutions. and that only 23 per cent Army, Navy Cliil) George Waller. "Gentle Jesus,"- by Shaw, and selection of the \C4nners ing to be tried' in Clilcago. Small by Dilworth-Cornell-Quey Post, ! hf has been chairman of the Legion su.spended on a charge of resisting residences, the front foot figfire of these patients will be dis­ No 102 Blood Donors Club, manager of an officer. - The gi'owini; ranks of 1, 2, and "Sing Hosanna," by Sullivan. Contestants themselves often test packets will be dispensed for was cut 50 pe.r cent for "economic Philip N, Tteggor, minister of charged. Witii early treatment ad­ ‘ They'are William Pitkin. Carl 'he Po.st bowling team, active in ' Will Hold Daiu’c •Miss Mary D. Biirdick. 19. of 77 3-gallon donors emphasizes an in- interfere with a smootli-running 25 cents fronv- units installed in depreciation” (the fact that the ministered by the combined efforts ' Greenwood Dr., and Miss Beverly | rreaslngly disturbing facet of the music at Bouth Church, will be the contest. They try to call attention supermarkets, iavems, service-sta­ land is not being put to its highest, psychiatrists, social workers. Priess and Everett Kennedy, all h’eS'on Ba.scball and a mem- organist and direct the Choirs. The to their entries with elaborate tions, and factories. * veterans of World War I and each bei of the Legion band^ The Armv and Vavv Chih will ^ Cooney, 31, of 85 Diane Dr.,'l»ral Red Cross Blood Program, economipu.se). > and in some cases, clergymen, 80 ;.f lea «i txcs. 4 He is a past member of the , , , " 'Tf'- Vernon, were found Innocent on i according to Atty, Paul Marte. Rev. Percy F. Smith -will preside The Tax Review Board increased i cent of these same cases could active in the local post for m Guaid and was hold its first Annual Spring Dance of passing a atatidnar>' ' chairman for the Manchester blood and lead the service. Mr. Reiff's that economic depreciation factor | have been discharged in one year's ' P asrern niander Francis e , ' custodian of the East Side Rec Saturday. May 4. at 8 o'clock, A scliool bus. There was some doubt project. topic ia "God Will Provide Hmself FINAL from .50 to 75 per cent, which is a | time, they concluded, buffet lunch will be served during in Judge Karp'.s mind as to w'heth-, "Officials of the Connecticut the Sacrifice.” /Miner, now h o s p i t a l adminlstra- ! Hieh tj.et reduction on the land of 50 per question and answer period itor at Rocky Hill Veterans Home |Manchester High School the evening. tlie blinkingbllnking red lightslight on the ' P>egional Blood Program have dis Regular classes for senior fiigh cent. j followed the talks. Lou Gagnon and his nrche.stla bai-k of the bus were operating ' closed that only 3 per cent of the sciiool students will not be held and FOR FINE STEAKS and FOOD and Hospital, will be toastmaster 1 commander the junior high school young 3 DAYS , Blanket Reduction ; Refreshm ents were .sprved in the , cu. .ff.ir . , Il°f ui 'he1 1 .c local i.,vn. post, serving as ,its 1,0 I has been engaged to play for danc-, properly. I State’s population donate 80 per A blanket reduction was also > cafeteria following the discussion, for t * * S'c. J , I J ■ 1 head in 1934. He has served as i i'ng. ! • The ca.se of Melvin A. Naboi- cent of the blood .-supply,” said people will not have sessions that made of some properties on -j-be attendance banner was Legion members _an^ friends are ^ service .officer for several! MenVhei'S may invite gue.sts for check. 21. Bloomfield, charged Marte. "In Manchester. I fear our day in Franklin Building. Spring St., according to Rohan. w'on by Miss Elizabeth Bentiiri’s invited to atleptl. Reservations ' yjgrj, gf,d is a permanent member j this occasion, and. are reque.sled to , with speeding, was continued until record of participation is even Parents and friends of the'young Tile reduction is about 1.5 per dent first grade room and Miss Lillian ; can be made by calling the Legion ! pf Mcniorial Day committee, make their reservations earlv. May 8. more alarming. people are invited to this sendee. bn the land value. About 2.5 Johnsqn's fifth grade. .Post. ! i remember y .. -J*' owners are involved. * ...... ^ j Pitkin w-as chairman of the Joseph- Hanlon ' of Valuation I Legion post’s Halloween committe'e Associates, said it'was found that Man Killed in Car Crash 1 and the ways and means commit- ssscased values were running too i tee for many years. He was also clo/e to selling prices w-hen tliose Greenwich.' April 10 iJPi Al- active in Junior Legion Baseball assessed values should, have been phon.so Serago. 44, of the River- and is chaplain of the "Veteran’s 30 per cent less, side section was killed last night As.sn. of the- Connecticut Slate L e / t Hanlon said that his firm set w-hen he was struck by a car as Guard in H artford. He ia a member ■ the front fool values without re- he walked along a road, of Center Congregational Church gard to the extreme depth of 'the _ Police said Jlhe car was driven and w-as a foreman of the Town CUDDLESPUN lots, which cannot be split into by William Finn, 24, of Green- Highw'ay Department until his re­ mmmrjk u n d t'Vo lots e.vcept at great expense, j wich. ‘ , tirem ent In 19.5.5. COCKTAII- I.OIIIIM YARNS DINNERS From $2.25 TAKE ADVANTAGE OF , CHILDREN'S DINNERS $1.25 THIS SPECIAL, MHICH 2-oz. skeins of Cuddlespun Yarns. Regularly 89o more per can ENDS SATURDAY skein. Suitable for coats, jackets and bulky knits. All popular shades. - EDDY REED [)ed you. ■■y Routes 44A and 8, Bolton, Conn., Mitchell 9-4448 \ buys ' > ’ ,1 I’l.* ‘ * I '“t . ‘ I 1 J . , I I . . . This Easter, as during tha BANQUET FACILITIES AV Alt ABLE * p(i$t 45 Easters, it'$ Marlow's Under New Management—5'ormerly Tha HUlcreat Restaurant pleasure ' to outfit M'Lady’* CLOSED MONDAYS—OPEN TUE8. thru SUN. MARLOW wardrobe with all of her rieed$. f e e ^ Here’s value at top T^iesday through Saturday) dinn4rs.^served from 4:30 ACCESSORIES for-girls of all ages SNHIUMI-IUtCH. MC. tt. lOUH • N(w«ai • 10$ ANCUIS Kitchen open until, midnight—Sunday 12 npon to -9 P. M. I compared "all 3 ’•••••I -•••••••a T

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'‘These are really one-in-a-lifetime values! mant of handbags in by Mojud, Manchester Maid Valley Forge bedroom pieces with the dis­ \ L ADDINO $10 TO YOUR PRESENT SAVINSS AGOOUNT. ^astie, fabric and and Fruit of Uie Loom. • ^ ' tinguishing touch of pewter hardware that, - ' . r _ - sets it apart-gives it special dtarm and char­ laaither; all In the new­ Choose from evening i p acter .., and all at remarkably little cost est at^ile. for g g daytime sheer; also seamless Craftsman built fumitura —oonatnicted ol Easter. From ' .* •tylef. ; S A NEW 0HECKIN8 ACCOUNT...RESULAR OR SPECIAL solid rock maple and birdi. in a ftuoning hand-tubbed finish-if will yield yean of grat­ ifying aervicC. Jiist part of a complete open ' atodc Mllection for bedroom, living room and ALSO; SLIPS, UNDERGARMENTS, BLOUSES- JEM’ELRY, SHOES AND /UST dining room-make your atarter purdiase now ABOUT EVERYTHING TO COMPLETE YOUR WARDROBE. Hpii■& and fill-in later u your needs require. FERSONAUY AUTOGRAPHED Rtm \ WE'RE OPEN TUE$DAY Thr« $ATURDAY iy RED SOX FUYERS Rejf. . OLdSmO MONDAY MEANS MORE EFFICIENT SERVICE THE REST OF THE WEEK ea. $85.00 f BANK BUY ON OUR E-Z TERM8 P- V OF MANCHESTER t r e e t - ' I ’ 595 MAIN S .1 few Or—»f Ckeit \ r X - ■’> ■jit. ! CONVENIENT FRONV DOOR PARKING JUST COMPARE “A U T AND, YOU’LL SV> NO. 1 M WAYS THAT MEAN MORE TO YOUt “dl Greater Bank for Greater Manchester** MARLOW’S / - flaXa at the HRST i i!Si VMsng oratloa MaUMw W. v-V;, PW$T . . P o k IVIRYTHINO l^ ’t Rlit PtyMsIfe’i rsit 1Y pnpssH. Uwmm W i R f s ^ is«Nw tilsst-H ’TUiNyAsttssyIW».- Iss 1Y wsMiaIsf Mrs ■' '.X/ ' ' ...... ■ iv . a a a aa a A * a * 4 * '** * * * * * * * a T . -I ■■■•>■ \ I ’t" . ■ j ■. . - -• ■ - ...... ■ ' k"? 'k-■'/'■k':,k:. ./y/ I/, > i - ■ ' L'-i ... y .. f r ( \V ' ‘.V-V / ^<''y 1 c :4 ■ IRU- Supreme Court A ]^ 16 (198-8).) Saturday in the. Legion Home on [>aly was confirmed yastarday as Approved by the House and sent Coventry j Wall St. The dance hat been set House Backs Bill to Boost f V Mfeii’s Nigra Held | England^ Wynne’s suoeassor. to the Senate (162-83)) was a res­ ahead for one week-'since April-19 Sfomination of If KlaU is confirmad by tha olution advancing Judge A lvg P. is part of Holy Week, , By Hollister PTA SPRING? House, ha will raplaoa Jud|(o Rich­ Lolsella of WilUmantlc from' the New laxain dscwtiy m-locks lidwir Nocks Smorgasbord Set for May Tomorrow’a Events , State Insurance Aide Power ard S. Swain of Bridgeport who Common Pleas to the Superior ; '‘ Tomorrow's activities include' Male members of the Hollister, will advance to tha Superior Court Court July 6. wHhoutgageblootorgrIpm Xuxillary of North Ooveptry Vol­ Avoid the rush; It’s time for eztorlor painting, also latorlort too. Judge K lau PTA had charge of the meeting at Yea, we use leral paint. For free estimato m U: Homes in Canada April 18. His nomination was,con­ unteer Firemen’s anniversary .^n- l^rtford, J^jf-il ,10 (/Pt—Twt)* The House was told the InSur CenttipsUaa b-esuted by whst do^ litf capacity, p b u Colonmd’S strtteh* By Public Health Niirse Unit the Hollister Street School last firmed by tha House yesterday, stimulalittt bulk. So effective it rs- ner, LaFond Bros. Steak House, biliz giving tighter regulatory, ance commissioner needs specific night, attended by 300 parents and Hartford, April 10 (P)—The 191-4. Pay Control Won in Sl7 tort r ill s "thrifty" colon that, initead Monson, Maas., leaving^ flrehouai authority to issue regulations -put­ 9y JABIE8 MONTAONES .. ■ • of retaining mobtitre St h ihoiild. lievtt even chronic conitipttion orer- iwer to the State Insurance Com- fifth graders. State Senate approved overwhelm­ Final approval was given these tiighi, CoLONtm it yet to tinooih, to at 6:30 p.m.; Cub Scout Tack 65, ting the 1955 Isw Into effect and The program opened - with music KEYSTONE DECORATORS MEA Special Oomepoadeat Paris— French woman’s right to does ths opposite: robs the colon of is formulating plans for Its tbirdYNatchaUg DIalrict Commissioner, other nominations (vote In paren­ gentle it hu provri ttfe even for aimusl amorgasbord with Mrs. Ed­ and Macneil to the - position of Den 2, 7 p.m. with Mri. John F. lioner were passed unanimous­ these are given him in the bill the by the Topettes, a newly formed F^’bAVIS— MI 9-41945, BOLTON Voronto, Canada — (N E A ) — ingly yesterday the nomination of secondary education was- eatab- so much moMture that its contmti Chappelle; Den 3, 4 p.mi with Mra. theses) : become ddkydrsted. to dry that they women in critical ttaget of presttaocy. gar Wennerberg as chairman. Natchaug Assistant District Com- ly "W th* State House of Repre- House passed yesterda.v. band of 10-year-old boys and girls J. KERN—MI 9-1806, MANCHESTER Since the end of World W ar n . Democrat Joseph E. Klau as a By the Senate— Uriitd by law in 1880. Married Dorothy Johnaon: IVebeloa Den, 5 sentaUves and sent to the Senate Other House action yesterday: under the direction o t Leo Diana, almoet 200,000 British immigrants block the bowel; eo thnmken trit Ssptrior te oM style bul/t; ttlt or drug Sittings will be at 5 p. m. and 6:30 mls.sioner in charge of CJubbing. p.m.. South St, School with Charles E. DAVIS—TR S-4468, ROOKVILLR . common pleas judge, but the House John U a rk Fltsgerald of N ew women were authorised to make they fsQ to excite or iiimulate tlw p, m„ on May 16 with seating, ca­ yesteri It passed in concurrence.with the a fifth grade teacher-at Hollister have settled Ih Toronto. Most of bank deposita and withdrawals in Uxstivei, Colonaid neither gags, Roche was formerly an assistant Lowery in charge; Jolly Workers "WE ARE FULLY, INSURED” gave somewhat rougher treatment Haven to succeed himself as com­ urge to purge that propelf and expelt biota nor gripes; won't interfere with pacity limited to ISO persons each. diatrict'commisaloner, and Macneil One of\(he bills would give the Seriate two bills which include a The band, "composed of 24 flutes them litie everything about their mon pleas judge from July 1 to 1881 although married women watte from your body. 4-H, reports from vegetable vuid commissioner power, to iss- Teg- measure authorizing a swap of and 6 drums, made a hit with the new homeland— except the imper- to the nomination of Justice Ed­ sbeorption of vitamini and other valu- In the Church Community House. was the district commissioner. flower'books, 7 p.m., home James Aug. 11 (81-9). wage earners were not given com­ Te- itsahi aetsMl regriarity, the dry, able food nutrienu; in clinical tetu, Aselsting Mrs. Wennerberg of ulations on ril/types of insurance seven and a half acrea of State audience as they played “ Amer­ aonal supermarkets. ward J. Daly to be chief justice of plete control over their earnings Kenneth' A. Downing of Coven­ T. Laidlaw; First Congregational the State Supreme Court in 1968. Judge Fltsgerald to advance to thrunkeii. conttipsting contents of did not esuts rsih or other rtsetions. the finance committee are Mrs. try Recreation Committee will be sold in connebUpn will) Iristill- land in Killingsworth for a pri- ica,” "Twinkle, 'Twinkle, Little They're used to the tiny shops tha Superior Court Aug. 11 untU 1907. . Church discusalon group on Book Star.’" "Blue Bella of Scotland,” Both Houses of the State Legis­ your colon which now block your I t t s pbyritleglrel fscti Exetdee tones James R. MacArthur, Mra. -Harold in charge of the teenagera dance at m ent' or d eferr^ payment con- vately-owned plot the same size in In England, where personal serv­ (29-0). of,Isaiah, 8 p.m., parsonage; First •’Dream,” and a medley. lature are controlled by Republi­ bowel mutt be iwnolitened. Sscond, your body! And Colokaio sssrcltes C. VanDlvort, Mrs. Henry Sher­ 8 p.m. Saturday in the Nathan Congregational Church Pilgrim traefa or loans, i Westbi-ook. - ice is the thing. In Canada—es­ bulk mutt be broutbt to your colon Closer Regulation'-Held .Alpi After a short business meeting; pecially the big cities like To­ cans. Common Pleas Judge Joseph W . o o m o TO DOQS your colon to tone it sgniqst conttipa. man, Mrs. Robert L. Helms, Mrs. Hale Community Center, under Fellowship choir. 7 p.m., sane (The Killlngworlh land was orig­ Bogdanski of Meriden to advance to I-T-S-B-T-C-H STIMOtATl' It tO tlon, ovemightl Ost Gownaid, la Rep. Burdet W. Oelsbhlegel (R- inally intended fqr a state police conducted by- Victor Swanson, the. ronto— they And the huge shop­ Klau’s nomination was qlosely Farmington, N. M. (8V:-When Owen S. Trask, Mra. John F. Chap­ sponsorihip of the committee. As- tuary; Coventiy Woodworkers 4-H. FISHING DERBY to' the Superior Court M ay 6, setkm; to s nonnil urge to purge. aaty-io-taks ttblet form at say drag Plymoiilh) said the, ^11 wa?i bari-acks. But the State POllce now PTA members were entertained by ping centen and.the huge schools watched because in I M l he was re­ 11)0’.city poundmaster resigned in pells, and John F. Chapprlle. chair­ slating Downing will be Mr. and 7:30 p.m., South St. School. 1958 (28-0). olonaio counter, todsyl Q iiv 98c for the M drafted to sfket a need f6r''tTlosei" feel the barracks should remain in the Round Table Singers of the SATURDAY AT CENTER SPRINGS aomewhat disconcerting. . jected by the Assembly. The Sen- this northwestern N ew Mexico A sl, ef in laxatlTtc, only C , man. These persona will take Mrs. Don G. Churchill Sr., Mr. and Alao. Brownie' Troop 70, 8 p.m. By the H o u s e - the ««"«a»«g new lexatiw dhcoyeiy tablet p«cfc«p, briap poshivs relief reservations. regulation" of insurance i^itten Westbrook, near the Connecticut Hijgh Bchool under the- direction of "Most British Immigrants fit in /ate vote was 25-2. city, the Farmington Times Mrs. George W. Hinkel Jr., Mr< and with Mra. John T. Cousin; Brownjf Justice O’Sullivan to be justice pottetiee CoLONtm't great mobrurU- St lets thaa^ per tablst The association’s effort to raise in connection with' the sale of Tiirnplkc). G. Albert Pearson and accom­ after a year," says John M. Bunk­ 'The House approved Daly in a solemnly reported that It'was safe Mra. Robert C. Gleason, Mr. and Troop 219, 8;3u p.m. with Mrs. April IS (205-5). funds to meet its budget includes David Roche and Mrs. . Henry automobiles. . It approved In concurrence with panied on the piano by Miss Brenda 3 er, himself a newcomer and presi­ secret ballot, 141-42. It made to say the town was going back to Mrs. Robert A- Doggart. and Mr. SPINNING RODS * ** Judge John Hamilton Xing tb the St. Valentine Donee which net­ Bourgault; Little Scissors 4-H, 3 the Senate a bill permitting drug­ Cole. They gave a rendition of dent of the Toronto branch of the Daly’s nomination final. The Sen­ the dogs. and Mrs. Ernest G. LeDoyt. The present law applies only to ted about 3115, the amorgasbord, p.m. with Mrs. Elbert D. Shelton; insurance protecting the article or gists to fill oral prescriptions for ‘ "niis Is My Father’s World, British Overseas Lwgue. ate approved his nomination two Six local pupils attending Wind "Oh, Sing Your Songs,” "Country the anmml membership drive lii Boy Scout Troop 63 Frontier Arch­ property sold on the installment narcotic drugs which have relative­ "The woman of the family is weeks ago 81-0. ham High School attained the Style." "Red Wing," " I Wonder As .90 UP the least adaptable shopping, September, an Informal dance in fourth marking period "A " honor ery aub, 7:30 p.m. with David basis or pledged as security for a ly little or no addiction likbllity. Both Houses gave unanimous I Wander.” ”I Believe,” "Happy CASTING RODS you know. But usually, after a October, and an Election Day food roll, and 30 attained the "B " roll Roche; St. Mary’s St. Germaine loan. - It ihlled without debate a bill Guild, 8 p.m., church hall: Coven­ Wanderer” and "Hear the Word of year they become accustomed to or close to unanimous approval to You hov« on Appoinfmtnf wHh Boavty In Time for Easter sale on I'ov. 5. The "A '' Hat Includes seniors. Ann Stale In.surance commissioner relaxing the linbillty of parents to other judgeship nominations from try. Grange, pinochle card party, the Lord.” REELS—LINE—HOOKS—NETS Canadian ways of life. W e find Mrs. Thomas O'Brien, public MaeVane, Janet Sills; freshmen, Thoma.s J. Spellac.v told Governor care for dependent children. Gov. Abraham A. Rlbicoff, a 2 LARGE SHIPMENTS^ U.S. HAVY f Mock) 8 p.m., hall on Rt. 44A. Following th© eritertainment, re BAIT BOXES— LURES—TACKLE BOXES that lees than one per Mnt of health viditing nurse, attended two Jdartin— Dragonr--Joseph Eaton, Rlbicoff recently, at) investigation freshmenta consisting of sand Democrat. JACKPOT DELUXE the immigrants express a desire try on tho conferences, one'April”3;“ anaTRe Paula Contos and Judith' Knauss. Mahcheetor Evening Herald Cov- by his department' resulted in re- wiches and coffee, were served. to return to the old country.',' In-1941, Democratic Oov. Robert Margaret and Bob Buck, new Canadians from England, meet a other today on the "New Develop- The “ B ’ roll includes seniors. itoy c6rf«i|»HffBit. F.— PauUne bates ayountiny lo about 3500,()ftftJ__ San Diego. Calif. is>i— Mrs. The attendance prize was..won by One of th m who isn't sure is A. Hurley nominated Klau for the to persons wlvo weie overcharged OPEN DAILY TO 9:00 P.M. Canadian, Kitty Macgregdr (fight), at a club in Toronto run by iriehta in Maternal and Infant Ksy Bissell. Lynrr^CassTajA^^ Little, telephone Pilgrim 2-62SI. Jerome O’Connor hit the jackpot Diana’s fifth grade class, with pretty XIargaret Buck. She's fly­ Common Pleas Court. He was Cere.'" She is taking a two-credit for in.surance they got on auto pur­ another British immigrant lanne LaBrie, Bonnie Laasen. Dar­ when she took her 15 children out Miss Gorman's -third graders tak ing back to England, to visit her turned down, but Hurley named course at the University of Con­ rell Rose; juniors, John FArdel, chases. for hamburgers.. She happened to ing second honors. MANCHESTER SURPLUS SALES CO. family this summer. She and her him to fill an Interium appoint­ necticut E: teWsion in Hartford. Seth Hudak, Dorothy Latimer, The second bill Implements a law stop at a drive-in that pays yrfUr examinations'before licensing peo­ ment, He was squeesed off the DRESS SHOES Mrs. McCarthy 169 N. MAIN ST. AT DEPOT SQUARE husband, Robert, had a tough ent job in the secretarial depart­ All d 0 g a over, six months old Unda Moberg, Shirley Shlrshac, pas.sed' by the 1955 , Legislature check if the blue star comes up San Francisco's Chinatown is G* m Mt* ft SsGtiM Iw M I 8-7111 JIM F A B * struggle at flrst in Canada. ment a large concern, Ws sent ple to practice. This applies to doc­ bench, however, when the GOP- 1m m must be licensed on or before May Suzanne Starkel, Roberta Vance; a g ^ s t misleading accident and on the cash register sales slip. It the largest Chtnesj community They came over in August 1955. for Derek.” tors, lawyers, architects and to controlled 1943 Assembly^ reduced 1, Town Clerk Elmore A. Turking- sophomores, Barry Devine, Karle’ Snubs Mamie hrilth insurance advertising. did. outside the Orient. Bob wanted to study botany, Derek is having the hardest some degree engineers and other the number of common pleas ton stated today. Mason, Wendy Berrle, Nancy Bis- judges from IS to 12. which he'd been doing in Eng­ time of all the Muggeridges in trained groups. with th« ^ $E.95 Registration fees for male or rill, Janei Bourgault, Anita Diette, Washingtoi), April 10 (A’)---Mrg. land. but found he wasn't eligi­ fitting in. He isn't happy in the But that doesn’t seem to stop The Senate and the House gave Spayed female are $2.10; female. Hazel Little; freshmen, Alfred Joseph McCarthy, wife of the Re­ ble for work at Canada's famous large school he attends — it has the restless British. Canada, in final approval yesterday to seven 35.35; kennel, for not more than Barile, Anthony Chulada,' Frederic publican Senator from Wiaconsln, experimental farm at Ottawa un­ more than a thousand pupils, mid-March, started an airlift of judicial nominations in all. In ad Patented Bock 10 dogs, 326. Deming, John Federowicz, Edward says she would not have attended til he'd been a Canadian resident against the snug little school he 350 flights from England and ditlon, initial action was taken on Information required under the Haddad, Norman Orehotsky, Ann a White House lu n ch e^ yester- for a year. So the Bucks came knew in England. But they ex­ France. Half of these will bring two others. AH the nominees, ex Feature VALVES to 98.95 law includes the owner’s name and Farry, Patricia Gilbert, Rochelle dsy even if she had gotten her in­ to Toronto. pect that will work itself out, immigrants to Toronto, which now cept Klau, are members of the ALWATS IN STYLE address, name of dog, sex, breed, Harley. Carol Marllndale, and vitation in lime. and meanwhile they’re saving A L L SIZES "Jobs were not to easy to get has a population of 1,500,000. And judiciary, i,.-e and color markings, A veteri­ Catherine Wanagel. "I wouldn’t have gone anyway," when we arrived hare,” Bob says. their money -hoping to buy their it's growing fast. The nominations arise from the nary certificate is required for Confirmation Class hleets she said yesterday, "when they "After a week we were down to own home soon. coming retirement of Chief Justice and set your figure DIAMOND'S spayed fetnale dogs not previously wouldn’t invite my husband be­ omr last few dollars. M argaret Buooess Story The grade 8 confirmation class Ernest A. Inglls of the Supreme licensed. of Second Congregational Chuf-ch cause of his fight against com­ found a job selling hats, and I One immigrant who already has Wild Sheep in Germany Court. He will be succeeded by As­ fake on new glamour munism I Would hardly go either.” a success story to tell .is a Clerald Licenses should be obtained at will meet at 10 a m. Saturday with started selling vacuum cleaners sociate Justice Patrick B. O'Sulli­ the town clerk's office from 9 a.m. Sen. McCarthy, a persistent door-to-door. After making k Peters. A theater manager in Eng­ the deacons and deaconnesaes in Berlin r— The wild sheep c van, who in turn will retire in to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Fri­ the church basement with Rev. critic /Of Elsenhower administra­ sale, at the flrst house I called on, land, he had to leave for his health. Corsica- and Sardinia, knifum a August. Associate Justice Ken The "beauly" icercl if in tion policies, has not been invited nen he arrived in Canada, he ARMY and NAVY day, excepting Wednesday when C. Arthur Bradley' in charge. I ' found a job waiting for me moufflons, Imported a year ago the office Is closed all day. Renew­ New members o( the church-will to, recent IVhlte House functionk w h «i I arrived home that eve- worked as a chauffeur. Then he the excluiive Rock Feature and turned loose in .North Hesse, 997 MAIN ST.— MANCHESTER als may be obtained through the meet at 8 p.m.- tomoiro-w in the vOhich all other Congress members idng." started in his old trade, managing have Increased to 1,200. Aa open —which does who) no other 'attended. a new movie house. That led to mall by enclosing last year's li­ Church Community House. ^ Since that flrst frightening season is expected to be ueclared girdle con do for -you. If you cense and a stamped self-address­ Yesterday’s affair waa a spring week, Bob’s been workl^ at a his own weekly musical radio show on them soon for hunters. NOW >HllR NVli^N Basrhall Dance luncheon given by Mrs. Elsenhow­ ed envelope. Coventry Boys' Baseball Assn, p i^ t laboratory. Margaret work­ on a Canadian network, then he wont to be at least a site Cub ficotit f.iommlttce er for more than 100 guests. Mrs. ed for a year as a bank teUer, started a trucking firm, and a S i n n u i Elastk SIk U b^s will have an Easter Monday Ball Eisenhower’s secretary said ari In- Fuzz Singed Off Cloth smaller comfortably. ..ban­ Cub Scout Pack 57 committee at 8 p.m. April 22 at .-the Cove then switched to her first love, year ago ha openH the PicadiHy Fine eaaliiF m u U«m, l« t Sti- ■will meet at 8 p.m. today at the vitatiori was sent to Mrs. Mc­ taking care of children. She's d ub, ^ e r e Canadians and new ish thigh bulging and bind­ Restaurant. 'Tommy Costejlo’s or-- Carthy. Mrs. McCarthy said she Atlanta — Gas-fired equipment twins nrloa tU tlic Modiiasi ' home of Cubmaater Harry R. Ry­ chestra of Wlllimantlc will play working in one of Toronto's chil­ British arrivals can mix socially.' Wm RtorMt Rm. tealon- We know your grass never saw it. used by textile plants for singeing ing... say goodby to girdle an. The cub theme for the month music for the semi-formal affair. dren’s nurseries. "Only, in' Canada," says Peters, •M* toppoR — M l MW The Senator’s' wife said she re­ cloth provides temperatures up to is "Swiss Family Robinson" Proceeds will bp for the associa­ Find It Easy "are there such opportunities to ( lew price ]roe c u ifoce. tugging — then this is -your ceived only an "oraT' invitation by ^EN ANm VERSARY 2,000 degrees. Exact timing of the can be greener... Spring Cleaning at Cliiirch tion youth program. PosteVs an­ get ahead fa s t’’ telephone to McCarthy's office, Others have found it easier. Bert cloth’s passage through the heated dream girdle come truel The Second Congregational nouncing the dance will be made by As the flood of immigrants from WELDON DRUG CO. and that was too late to respond. Harrison, an aircraft designer in area makes sure only the un­ Church parish will have an all­ theJunior^ high pupils at Coventry England, answered an ad in an England increases—this coming 901 Main Street—M l 8-582.1 Im porttd She said she has written Mrs. wanted fill* is destroyed. .,, VWiifr (mbroirfwtS CwTrii day won: party starting at 9:30 Grammar School. SO Years America's Leading Home Laundry Specialists Ehigllsh newspaper for- designers siunmer, alone, at least 100,000 are El.senhower the follow-ing note: Wat'irlint and Hls^rrwle laapfbt ... and it*s so easy! a.m. Saturday to clean up inside The ' committee in charge con­ needed by a Canadian plant. He expected—jobs are getting harder and out of doors of the church "I regret very much that I was sists of Louis Carabellas,.chairman, unable to reply to your luncheop had his job before he ever left to find. Skilled workers have the property. In general charge will be Lloyd Burdick, Charles Farrlng^ home. least difficulty in catching on »13» the church Board of Trustees, By­ Invitatisn for-today, but as ILwaa It took the Harrison family — ton. Bertran A: Hunt, and Alex tendered by telephone and I.d ld OPEN Professional people have the hard: ron W. Hall, chairman. Lunch Douville. there are two children — a few est time; mainly because Canadian Y o u get stronger roots, not receive word of it until too ThAMCrtYi will be furnished free by the F i g ­ X’rlel Lodge to Meet weeks to find a suitable house. But professional organisations require en grief strikes ment Society in the Church Com­ late, it was impossible to respond.” now they’re settled in a new home, io this healthy growth, extra sparkle Uriel Lodge, A F and AM, will Wed., Thurs., Fri., Saf. w*-opmeone close t* PAUNTIDUCK munity House to the workers. nave a stated communication at new job, new ^schools and Mrs. KATURI Scout Officiaia Ads-ance 7:30 p.m. Saturday, in the Masonic Harrisoa is even getting to like the y o u . a • • • • when you feed with Scotta sim rm arket Boy Scout Troop 63 - committee Hall. Merrow. ^ ft e r the business ^ HELENA will meet at 8 p.m. 'Turiday at the meeting, theu^ntered apprr'ntice 9 A: M. to 9 p. m: 'The Muggeridges are a different Remember TURF BUILDER — America's v RUMMAOESALE home of Charles Radsch. degree- will be conferred on three I RUBINSTEIN ^{i SALE-A-THON case. Don, a 37-year-old municipal "The Fitting’s the Thing" clerk in Ehigland, decided to pull FRIDAY, APRIL 12 pioneer lawn food. Economi­ The committee has lost two candidates. up his roots and come to Canada. 9:80 A.M. L«rAT. NO Iritis members: David Roche'and Rich­ Legion Dance This Week I COSMETICS iV He and his wife left their son, cal too, feed 5,000 sq ft $4.50 ard Macneil, due to their promo­ Members of Green-Chobot Post, JDerek, is, at home. He’d applied ODD FELLOWS HALL tion in the Scouting movement. No. 52, and its Auxiliary, and ^Arthur Drug for some jobs in Canada and had SuBset Rebekata Lodge less than a dime per 100 sq ft Roche has been appointed as guests, will have a dance at 8 p.m. had encouraging letters, but noth­ We Bought A Lot - Must Be Sold! ing definite. can best convey your ^ ' W e had our''lnitlal difficulties," Mrs. GLAZIER gentle sympathy and D0n says. "It took four weeks to Need Seed? W e have the 3 Scotta blends — •/ find the first job—handling mer­ GENERAL understanding. chandise in a 'warehouse. Not AT FAIR FASHIONS Special f a m i l y blend. Deluxe p i c t u r e . Utility exactly what I was looking for. TV SERVICE Then .came the first break a cler­ FORMERLY LENORE'S PLAY LAWN — 984, $1.49, $1-98. OUR PRICES ARE SO LOW! ical job in a custom broker's Days M A C A OaU Krause Florist and Greenhouse Nights ACsDD Plus Parts Free office. In September one of the 821 HARTFORD RD. PH O N E M I 9-7700 «31 MAIN ST. — MANCHESTER WE DARE NOT PRINT letters I had written before leav­ TEL. Bfl S-5489 Come in and let us prescribe for your lotas. ing Ehigland landed me my pres- BUT WE LL WHISPER THE PRICE ' ^ t //O IN YOUR EAR! Installation! 0 4 BUSH HARDWARE CO. COME HEAR AND SAVE 793 MAIN STREET Leading Easter Styles /or Sfodenk ‘" / ’f t * FREE Golden oil of oor famous low priced For girls and teens Anniversary ... low, light and lovely!

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1 > I FORD SALES and SERVICE APPLIANCE AND FURNltURE CENTRE ■ ■ : • . ■ ■ \ - ' Drive Ilia lig Now *57 Ford 649 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER WHERE SERVICVUNDERSTOOD Double S &,H Green Stamps With Cash Sales Tt^RSDAY ' 1.1 TEL Ml 3.tS90 """ ■ ■' ' ; ...... t .... rv '".I -...... V"" V . ;/ . 1 - : 'X.-p if • hi I .1 . i ■ I' / "■ -V-V/ A.' . / / . - . ; -/vi ■ ■■ / i ■/ i ■t ■V'T 'i-y^ 1a - / W ANCHESto EVENING EERALD, WANCRTSTER, C0IW4 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10. 1957 ;f AGE TWENTY-ONE PAGE tWENTY. ' MANCHESTER BYBNIKG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. APRIL 10, 1957 jp.m. sermons have discussed be in . charge, assist^ by coaches meet ^ ’9 p.mi-at the JtRreation ’ Rockville v ^ o u s questions on religion as a of the various teams. H all fo r a Passover,- pr6{grara. A . -N Assembly Airs 'Wo Maice Competitton, Not Meot^ltf^' skeptic and a believer might deal Alderman John GIU, Chairman cooking demonstration will beT Ijack of ‘Hot’ Blood m Broncs with tbiem. The topic tomorrow of ■ ,the Recreation Board, ' aald given b.v members and Pasjiover! Slate^mploye will be "1 have my own sprivate Little League registration reached recipes distributed. Mrs.- Aaron ; inequities Committee Clears religion." > a record high this year with -243 Tweraky will answer questions qp i Gri^^nceBill High Siohool News i boys signed up. Passover observance Memh'era Slowing D o^ Western Rodeos Allen Dresser, principal, will at­ Northeast Science Winners of Knesseth Isra^'Sisterhood, Ell­ Second Town Meeting Hurdte tend the annual meeting of the Several Northeast School pupils ington. will be gtiests at the meet- r f ‘ . state Capitol, Hartford. April 10 Connecticut Assn., of Secondary were awarded science grants in ing. Blr .TORN M. BRITNER r . (Hh—A bill giving the StateS^rsoh- the Junior Division of the North­ Denver UP>—K ahorUv* of (ood nel Board the authority to iqake RockvllleN^prll 10' (Speclsl)—« to the study are the Connecticut School Prlncippls Friday at the The BAG "(Vomen's Auxiliary An attempt by. a group of rural Development Commission, the Con­ Connecticut College for. Women in ern Connecticut Science Fair Frl. willw t^t at 8 p.m. at the club bucking horsei la thrwthening to final decisions ori g^rievances day. ‘ rMitakeller. make weatern rodeo «a dull as an State employes was raised yester^ Vernon re.ident8'' Ip ouat the In-1 necticut Public Ebependitures Coun- New' London. Dresser, who is also equities Commltteie failed last" cl' and Governor Abraham A. president of the association, will First grants were awarded to Rockville Emblem Club will In­ cushioned ease three points •astern horse show. . day ' by the Legislature's Public David Wilson, "Celestial Navi ' 'iSske the word of Veme Elliott Personnel Committee, night-at a petitioned Town Meet­ Riblcoff.. preside at the meeting. stall its officers at the Elfis Club ; ing attended b'y oVer lOO'votei's. Dowling Appointed. Junior and senior members of tion” : Jack Dunn, "Mine! following a aocial hour at 7 a.m, | of Ptattevllle, Colo., a rodeo hand The bill was baaed on informa­ The first Item on the agenda, to ths’ Future Teachers Club are second granta to Slephen'^kVied- Lenten services at First I.uthec- for half a century. tion supplied by State Labor Rela­ William -'E. Dowling, Ironwood rich, "Electrical (Urcprta": and “It’s a headache finding, buck­ rescind action at the last town Dr., Vernon, was - appointed full spending „this weei: in the gram- an Church will start' at 7:30 p.m..l tions director Joseph Tone and has meeUng empowering the Select-time building inspector bv the Se­ naar schools. It is s preview of Richnrd Hsllcher, i;l!rectric Mo­ and at First Congregational ling horses. There are no more the approval of Gov. Riblcoff and tors"; third grants to Richard FINE FOOTWEAR FOR WOMEN big horse outfits, like there used men to name the committee, was legmen last night, First Select- what their work as future teach­ Church of [Vernon at 8 p.m. State Labor'Coptmissioner Renato defeated by a decided niajority. ma>v Herbert Pagani .announced. ers will be like. TViey will teach a Polllo, "Color^'TV"; Lois Utka, to be. An-increased development of few classes, snd obsen’e how' chll- Joseph Narctsse Cormier, 09. House chairman. Rep. John Mc- serving as moderator, then ruled' n,e' town has created more work 1 dren are supervised nd disciplined tle, "RpfUlsion and Induction day aren’t any better than my Adam (R-Guilford). CollsP'-'All student.s are members Phoenix .St., Vernon., died a t R ock­ second or third string ^ven 10 the remaining two itenvs as ara-.than can H handled on a part- OnLv - • those • 'whose • grades - " are high ' ville C ity H ospital earl.V yesterda.v. At a recent committee hearing, demic snd out of order. An ob- time basis. QeoBge B. MacDon- enougl. to permit their mlising of/classes taught by Joseph years ago.” spokesmen for Council lS,-< State, .Novak, • He was born in Memramcook, Jection by EsH J. Campbell and aid, who has seH'H several .years Classes have been given the teqch;„ Canada, aon of the late Stephen tn.m H O U SE'S Elliott says he l^as little selec­ County and Municipal Employesi | Petite Show at Verndn Jeremiah Fay, leadel's oLtthe op­ on a part-time baMa is unable to ing privilege. and Nathalie LeBlanc. He lived in tion today. Once he could pick Union, cbmplaincd that the per­ position, was-defeated by another ' Thirteen members of the ssWing Tlie Petite Theatre group will two or three of the best from a sonnel appeals board lacks author­ devote full time to the Job, Pagani Someraville for 33 years before string of 100. Now he has to pi<;k majority vote of the meeting. said. classes participated In a dr€sa con- I give two performances of "Red moving lo Vernon 17 yeara ago. fie ity to make final decisions o'h Spring Is Off To A Seymour ^1. Liivitt; chairman of Dowling's appointment Iiqcomes test sponsored by the^-tXA.R. last 1 Riding Hood and (he Wolf" Sat- a dozen from half as niany pros­ any grievances except those in­ was engaged in fsrming. pects. the Inequities Committee, asked effective May 1. Wednesday in the.,-iewlng room. urday at First Congregational volving dismissals or auspenaions. that the petitioners present their Gail Risley Wilma Zahner, Church of Vernon. He leaves two daughters. Mrs. Elliott is associated with Lynn The board has not handled other Barlow Drops Cadlllar ''-v, .Tames Hayden. North Haven, and and Jake Beutler, livestock con­ yeaaons for objecting to the com- Avinnera of .life contest, received The performances, scheduled for types of. grievances because of un­ mittee. Barlow Motors Inc. is no long- 6:3(1 and 7 p. m.; are considered Mrs. Albert LaGrange. Thompson- tractors of Elk City, Okla., for the and aWgrda tprtn the D.A.R. at Ihelr vtlle: three brothers. Vital Cormier, million dollar rodeo indust^. certainty whether present law Start At The Campbell made it clear that ' p„Jljr^**"f,,toniobU^"'*dea^ershiir I meetings' today. Lorraine Labots suitable entertainment for both gives it the authority to do so. objection of his, group wa.s to the W Barlow said S Bump, the runners-up, j children and adults, .Somersville. E-dward and Anthon.v The solution? Cormier. Tliompsonville; two sis­ Nc«d Thoroughbred Blood It was pointed out at the hear­ manner in which the committee j, returning to ^ the award* from the Home Precedinff the *how a "beans In ■ ing also that board members serve wa& named, rather than to the i .______^ -'f'Tiv*f»nAmipa dAnartment. Tht iiidc’e* ■ and franU »upper be served ters, Mrs. Arthur Ramse.v and **1 don’t know. Maybe we'll have Honey beiga ^ th o u t pay and, if they undertook were: Miwr-jffRiT O’^^onnor, Mrs. Frenctrl-^^j ias Martell—both-of Som­ to ~ftxn~buckJrig Eoids or some­ wanted the rural representatives eraville: n grandchildren and .Sev­ ‘ Red and Navy settle all grievances, ijiight find The Cadillac dealership.^aclcord- Ethel Cramer, Mrs. Catherine bread,-CO'.,- slaw, home made pies, thing. I do know one thing. We've MANCHESTER SAE^nd^APPUANCE of the copimitlee to be named by and beverage complete the menu. eral'nlecea and nephews. themselves taking on a large work ing to, company policy... Must re­ Mills, and Miss label Conrady. - got to-get some hot blood (thor­ '-^e voters. The supper and ahow are open The funeral will be held at the load. main in this county, but has not oughbred strain i into what horses The bill raised by the committee 'A vole to adjourn the meeting Overbrook Heights -Attached to the community. Leele Funeral Home. 12.5 Pearl St.. are left if we get an: good buck- been assigned as y a general supermarket buaineas. of Common 'Pleas the first Tues­ Mr. and MrS. James Barstis. 83 In the early-days of the westi They and hold hearings on all types of the Slate Legi-ilnture tm any Grand Ave.; a son to Mr. snd Mrs. p m . ^ are fast. for short distances, a grievances,'^ to issue subpoenaes, FILTER iheiuding the sale of beer, wine day of May. c'-.ange in the local ^fovernment, and liquor. Seniors Present I’lay Philip Monetle. RFD .3 RogkvIVe. \ • ■ quarter of a mile, and are extreme­ question witnesses under oath, and Events Tonight A'ernon and Taleottvllle news ly agile in working cattle. issue final orders. Fay expres.sed his satisfaction. Koekville Juiirnal Moves "Tinie Out Foi' Ginger" will be Inequities Meeting The Journal Ptiblishlng Com- pre.sented by the Senior Cta-is of American Legion Auxiliary will Items are handled through The “Maybe a fellow could, -if he A blacA bronc named Leo demonstrates the kind of bucking meet at 8 p.m. in GAR rooms, • III Patent ’ thought it was worth the. gamble Follow ing it.s em lorsem elit by party is moving its operations this | Rockville High .School at " p.m Herald’s' Rorkville Bureau. 7 M. rodeo fans like to see—but won’t be seeing much longer. FLO t’.ie voters- at the Town Meeting.' week to the Prospect St. property '.sturday at Sykes auditorium. followed b.v a public grocery at Black Calf- and he could make some money, 8:.30 p.m. ' | Main St., telephone TRemont the Inequitie.s Committee held its formerly occupied by Schaefer The play is directed by Mi.ss Ei- 1 cross breed some horses. Then he'd Charge - Sisterhood JB'nal Israel will 5-SIS6. and Navy have to have some man spoil 'em they made those two,” Elliott while they're 4s. When they’re Your •scheduled meeting. Tlic Commit­ Gauges. Paul B. Sweeney, presi­ leen Murphy and casts the follow- | when they were young to make said. “You Just don't find any 5 ,we hope to get some good Prescriptions tee is charged with engaging and dent of the company, purchased ing: Rjcha’d Dimmock, Ursula | ' buckers. The best budters you get stock like that anymore." broncs, but it's been pretty costly Ileie .supervl.sing a professional firm the property several months sgo Lynch. Collin.s Skinner, Rod,Au-j so far." to study the three local, overlapr to accommodate the expanding Clair, Betty Brunelle, Charles W ar- ^ are horses that have been spoiled One bright note is'that bucking busines.s. when they were young,’’ Elliott horaea often live to a grand old Roberts has been a rodeo con­ PINE PHARMACY ping govcrnmenl.s. The Committee ren Jr,, Carolyn Schulz, Clifton | testant- for 25 of his 39 years is .seeking advice from expertem ed St. John’s Notes (To the Right) •a id .. age. Midnight was about 27 when 6«4 Ceater SL—MI 9-9SU Bradley. Patricia Surdeil and Bar- , In Red Only By "spoiling" Elliott did not he died and Five Minutes was 37. and he knows his broncs. Rais­ sources to aid in estahll.shlng speci­ Proceed.s from a "green ham” bara Orlbwski. mean physical abuse. Fright from A comparable' age for humans ing "bad horses" is his only solu­ fications and stsndards tipon which .supper to be served at St. .lohn's Reserved seat tickets will be r R E V L Y - N ^1 something as innocent as rolling would make them the last sur­ tion to the shortage problem. And to ba.se the stndy. Episcopal Church at 6 p.m. tomor­ .sold a t the school box office tomor--l tumbleweed may turn a promising vivors of the CivirWar. with draught and ihounting feed' A letter dsafted for this pur . row, will' be...... for the benefit of ^ the . rew and Friday from 2:30 to 3:30 ' Both were active in the rodeo costs he finds his experiment quite Regularly $349.95 po.se states the aim of the study | Sunday Schools missionary budg- p m. ..and atu rd a y from 2 to 4 colt into a bucker, a gamble. Guarantee: d^ess shop “I wouldn't want to gamble on arenas until Just a few years be­ * is to arrive at a tvpe of adminis-j.c*- A(H'an(^ reseivations ma,\ be p.ni. 'Tickets utivcin will»i,i also be »,ion nni11 be «old at the door. - ear'' DOUBLE GREEN STAMPS uation: > community with the mo.sl cconom form ance. We Are Jusf Back From New York business and I’m glad, but It'a been At least one outfit is trying Mrs. Leonard Green is chairman "Something’s got to be done. HAVE YOU OUR PRICE leal, efficient and expandable gov-j Offices Moved good to me and I’ve oon all right." to do something to beat the buck­ FIVE YEAR of the food committee, with Mrs. With a Sparkling New Collection of When horses get so everyone can ernment. [Die units . Involved arc i Given With Cash Sales Thursday Elliott began contesting when in ing horse shortage—Ken’ Roberts William Niitland in charge of the Samuel M. Lavilt, real estate ride 'em the show's going to get STOPPED IN AT tl'O City, of Rockville and the I his ‘teens in Cheyenne's Frontier and his father. E. C. Roberts pretty dull." PROTECTION PLAN I dining' halj. Servers will include broker, moved his offices today hand-picked Days shortly after the turn of the of Strong City and Mayette, Kan. VernOu Fire Di.slrict, both within I .Miss R uth Pierce, M rs. B ernard from 7 W. Main St. to 76. Windsor century. He quit contesting in They hava been in the business ANDERSON'S the Town of Vernon. Teraila. Mrs. .lo.seph Eckels, Mrs. ' Ave. -, Dresses for the Easter Season 1913. He became associated with of trying to raise outlaw horses Woinrn Have Way ... One‘year written warranty against T. " letter will be .sent to the Richard Morganson. Mrs. Earl j little Leaglie TryouU the late Eddie— McCsrty__ of for-ahfiiit seven years._Hi£y. have ----- defective materials and workmanship tovvns of Danbury. Putnam. Willi- Tracy. Horace Burnham, Joseph . The first tryouta for the Little Tiles, thro Sat. 10:00-5:00—Open Tuei. and Thurs. I to 9 Cheyenne in rodeo contracting in about 250 head of mares and Wewoka. Okla. (iPl — .loe Gib­ CHILDREN'S manlic and Norwich which have B eloiti. .Miss Jan'ice Wisp, Miss ' League will be held at the Recrea- .3921. They, with the late Tex geldings. They are trying cross­ son, Wewoka policeman, says he's on the entire wa.sher. .An additional tlie.same basic government a.s Ver­ Patty Pitney. Miss Shirley Lloyd Ij tIon P'ield Sunday. Boya eight and "Ol'R LABELS MI ST BE RE.MOVI'.D— Austin of New York City, pro­ es of the giant Perchcron strain, thinking about giving up fishing SHOP YET? four year warranty applies to the non and Rockville. Connecticut and H ari y H ansen, 'i nine yeara' old are asked to report Bl T THE q i ALITV RESIAIXS:” r' ' ' ■ rsj C. I . I duced the first Madison Square to get heavy bone, with thor­ after five unsuccessful years'. He E-Z aealed-in transmission parts. towns having various tonus of The last "dialogue sermon" of at 1. p. m.:, lO-yeSr olds at 2 p. m CORNER WOODBRIDGE and MIDDI,E TPKE. EAST WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS Garden rodeo in 1922. oughbreds, for spirit. decided to take his wife on one ALL TOP GRADE ’ g n'ernmenl» qnd -the umvcrsilies the I-enten series will be delivered iI and 11 and 12-.vear olds at 3 p.m. Elliott and McCarty, and later TERMS jin case of rain, the tryouts will' ‘'Some are doing pretty good trip so she could enjoy the scen­ and colleges in the stale will be by the Rev. Maurice O, Foulkes ± B Elliott by himself, owned what are and some aren't," said Ken Rob­ ery. When he had to leave to bait MERCHANDISE queried. and Joseph BeloUi in St. John’s 1 be held in "lown Hall on the same ______I regarded as two of the greatest erta who is an active rodeo con­ his troutline, he gave his wife a Also to he contacted in regard ' Episcopal Church tomorrow at 7:30 schedule. Harris Shimkovvilz will bucking horses of all time—Mid­ testant in bronc, bareback and rod and reel and told her to make Come in and see our display of night and Five Minutes to Mid­ bull riding. like a fisherwoman. When he re­ Easter finety—at the lowest night. Costly Uamble turned, he found her trying to dis­ possible prices. Both ana buried on Elliott's "We put a few 3-years-olds In lodge sornqthing from her line,. LOCATION: East Center Street ranch near PlatteyiUe. wild horse races and some bare- Gibson reeled it in —. and found a Shopping Plasa. Tel, MI 9-08M. "They broke the pattern when back contests. Then we rest them five-plus pound bass. AFTER SMALL DOWN PAYMENT — th P TAKE 2 YEARS TO PAY . . . 10 DAYS ONLY April io

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\ ' y/' -yf ■ . I'■ ' J w / ' y i t: . I J ! •. d f, f. / to.: ■ -jj. . fa.w A ■/ ,' I- t .y-‘ L^. V ' 'I- ‘k • '■ ■ y !4 ] } 'K /[ .,r aiANCH|:STER EVENING HERAID, MANCHESTER, GDKH., WEDNESDAY, ArRIl^ 10( 1957 PAGE TVVENTY.THREE MAKCHEStER EVfeNmq^ ItgRALD, .MANCHESrER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL , jTAGt*I^W ^^-TW O 10 1957 „-*• Ing'trophiea: Clnud noll'y nnd rbporteii an Israeli patrol fought er! agent, Harold Kent, ' also of RoekviUif Ahdover Arabs Weighing wlth'flve Jordan- Bridgeport, testified y«at«i:d*y } Chijitine .Hutchihapn, blue rlb- a I’Unning battle List of Funds Taxpayers Meet^ TonigHt Turkih^on^oesnH SigHf., BiUdKet' Hearing Delayed- bona'; and Mary Ann Merritt. Mgr'' ian Infiltrators intercepted three that lie knew as a CommUhiat Soble, Wife Admit Spying Insurance Firms Give lene Mercier and Donna Meleh- Protest on U.Si miles insidi lanteli territory at party member an "Irving Dichter. Tolland County TTie Taxpayer’s League ivllL. This •public hearing on the Vision^ Hearing Te§ts Slated^ deras, rgd ribbona. BeitGurvln. A spokesman said the Paid to FBI He said Dichter told him he waa meet at 0 p.m.’ln Hollister St. budget, scheduled for 8 p.m. A new club, "Spoons, and Nee­ ' Tanker at Eilat invaders fled acrolis the frontier, f an international representative GOP Unit Picks For Soviet Upioh in U.S. Letter l^r^ared for Him takVnj along one of their men who- for the Mine-Mill union. School with election of-a per­ Friday, has been put off until • $ 2 0 , ( dles.” led by >Iri. Walton Yerger, manent date of officera ex­ Monday. won blue ribbona for 'each of the waa hit by the Israeli fire. Kent said he joined the Com­ For PrerSchooLGhildren Cairo, April 10 (gh-^Irate Arab Agent Asked munist'party in 1949 and went to Ellington Man pected to top the agenda. Mayor Harold A, Turkinglon Tlte Board' of Directors de' 33 following efitrles; Katherine Dar­ tCMtined P«se One) states are reported thinking of pro­ work for the FBI in November ...... has termed ’’repetlt,ioua” a re- r— ; V. \ win and Kathleen Donahue, skirt WnlterNMahone.v, temporary elded on the delay last night. G ifu of $10,000 each from tw o» H « /Uld contgeU are atill being ■ -Washington, April 10 (/Pi-- The 19,52. Rockville, April 10 (Special) them by a iMeral grand Jury also queat by Lakewood Circle res­ The hearing will be held at 8.' made with potential large donors Andover, April 10 (Special) -V'^ferred to .Camp L#ejenu(P,for and blouse school outfits: a'nd testing to Washington becau.se an Obituary chairman, naa Indicated he is idents that he sign a letter. to N ^ T i d b i t s Hartford Insurance firms boosted skirts by. Joyce Anderson, Beverly March Rail)fall" Subver.slyj Activities - Cont'roll Atty. Oen. Brownell asked {he Albert Meyerhoff, HUington, W'U aoatatn^ lour other .counts. not a candidate for the top p.m. at 'Ve'rplanck School audi­ and there are sUlI 5,000 pledge Tw-o important prerequlait^ ^is advanced combat training^ . American tanker sailed through Board (SACBl today faced a de-|SACB to declare the union Com­ Army Secretan* Bruckir condemn­ . Culled fron^AP Wires the Manchester Memorial Hospital Bramhall, Shirley G a m ejr ' an<\ elected chairman of ithe. 'Ttollaiul ■Tbe.^vefnment did not say lln- post. He has aW indicated he ing the Arm/'a plans to build torium. cards in the general public cam­ facilitlM, which will help Johnny K xdditlona"* ho!ioi” ""were added the disputed Gulf of .Aqaba with Below Average mand to ask the FBI. to malce pub- munlst-infiltrated _ within the will turn affairs nver to the 'Mayor Harold A. Turking­ building fund drive over the $750,- paign Still ouUtanding. Jadet Gamer. v County Republican Club at a meet­ nadlately whether it planned, to | Capehart Housing in that area. to read w h ^ he enters the first h(y the already illustrious record of oil for Israel. lie a breakdown of $9,198 paid to a meaning of the Communist* con- newly-elected preitident im­ ton will go to Buckley Sohool 000 mark, it was announced to­ Dr. Healey was careful to point Tfle "Four Stitchers” led by former woman undercover agent in | trol act. Such a finding by the ing here lest night. He succeede prosecute them on any of the other , D e a th s Friday night at the appointed ^rade, will be-Usted at an audio- on)i of Che oldest 4-H Clubs in the Ill'S. -David Mitchell, submitted The semi-official Middle JEaat Water stored in the towns four mediately. \ , R-V day. out that the campaign has not News Agency said the anti-Israeli Connecticut, j board could deprve the union of Norrhan R. Kittel, Vernon. 'Charges. time and then adjourn the viauaff clinic Tueaday at the Ele- : County aa two "Snappy Snippers" jumpers for the following awards: resiervPlrs totaled 474.3 mllUbO bargaining rights before the Na­ ter to aign auch a latter, and that ' According to Dr. Thomas ended and that persona'who have ; were aelected Saturday t6 compete nations felt the United States had The , demand was made by Others officers elected were: , meeting to Monday for lack Healey, chairman for the cam­ not .for some reason or other, con­ mentary School. Paula Vanty,. Astfid Skoog, and gallons as of April 1. Fred Thyall, tional Labor Relations Board. Judge I^vet Kheduled the Soblei ^ iohn McCinviUe It would be Just repeating a atand ' rying 14 tona of iteel after it tfp- ! in the-State Dresa Revue July 26 Wendy Calkins; Ijut ribbons; and violated Arab, territory by permit­ Nathan Witt, attorney for the, in­ Miss Ann hllffitt, vice chairman; ■entenctagforM aySonthe^arge, McConville. '72 Kldrldga al ready taken by the Board of Di- ped over and caught fire in city bf,a quorum. '*■ , paign, the donations were received tributed to the drive, can atill do Vjaion and hearing of 33 young- a-ssistant water auperlntendenU.re- ternational Union of Mine, Mill and* Atty. Donald Shannon, Sombre, aters due to enter school ip Sep­ . Their/ club waa one of the nine Elizabeth Pr*ntice; red * ribbon. ting the tanker Kern-Hills to pass ^ * 'ty . I gj jjjjg momlnjf 'at the Man- rectora. The Board has sent two center. . v. Lahey Clinic, reports from Aetna Life . InSuranee Co. so by sending their gifU to the local cluba which sent a -total of through the disputed. Tiran Strait ports. Smelter Workers. He said the delegate-at-latge; 'lira. Virginia Building Fund Office at 055 Main tember will be tested by personnel .. Mrs. Andrew Gasper’s group tVhw the Sobles- attorney in -! Chester Memorial Hospital. . resolutions to the Army stating British former Prime Minister, and the Travelers Insurance Co, • -M 4k«A q^aYa »■»# Oo contestauts to the county ravue. en route to the’ southern Israeli This ia 5.7 million gallona less agent. Mias Rpwena Paumi, Belafonle Bares Lewis, Columbia, ’ corres^nding . Jordan V the Army should conform as near­ Anthony Eden "had n comfortable St. submitted dresses, - Blue ribbon, formed the. Judge that Oiey wished i Bo^n In Ireland, he had been a Dr. Healey said the latest gifts Bridgeport, Conn., hairdresser, had secretary: Francis' Fiano, Bolton, Group-Lifemales Rise aiyards won by the ’‘Stitch and port of Eilat. ' than, for the same period laat year, to make the plea. Soble reached i resident ■ of Manchester for many ly. as possible to zoning regula­ night.y ’ brought the building campaign to­ The insuraitee firm gifts were Health, aasiated by the Well Ghild : j T 'ltstriking r ik ^ e ''’ branritebrunette, ***’joan. and is attributable to a drop in acted as an "agent- provocateur" in Secret Marriage treasurer. ' . out one hand toward his wife. The ‘ years. Before his retirement, he tions in locating'Us housing for Member of British Parliament tal up to $752,288, leaving only handled by the Corporations Com­ Committee of the Mothers Club brunette, Joan Stir" club members w-ere received The Yeport did not specify which Elected to the exeeuUye council Mortlock, were chosen at. the west­ nations were considering the pro­ average r.ainfall in March com­ an effort to entrap alleged Coni- judge asked them: was a siik finisher- for Cheney Prem ier Nike personnel and their familie.s. call* for Investigation of Dr. John New Ydrit—WorkeYa^in Amer­ $97,722 to be collected by the mittee, Sydney Ellis, chairman. Mrj. Maxv^ell B. .Hutchinson, ern section of. the Tolland County for the following projacls: Joan were. Atty. Robert F. Kahan, Ver­ test, but Egypt, Jordan and Saudi pared to the same month last year. niunists. , r ei "Oo -you understand the signifl- Bros. He was a third degree mem­ Mayor Turkington also added he Bodkin Adams murder case,.Re­ ican business and industr^.^bought subscription drive. ' Latest standings of the various chairman, announced yesterday Dress Revue in Ellington. Brown, school dre.ss; Sheila Henry, New York, April 10 Calyp­ non, and Everett Paluaka, Elling­ cance of such a plea and ttie pos- that an appointment schedule has Arabia have the most direct stake Rainfall for last month totaled 2.14 The SACB is Conducting a hear­ so singer Harry Belafonte said ber of Campbell Council, Knighta would not sign a letter written for publicans send national and mid­ a record amount of group tK> in­ J.' Doyle DeWltt, president'of committees, shoi^ng the amounts This is the second time that beat dress; Anna Verprauskas, inches, compared tp 3.85 Inches In ing into alleged Communist activi­ ton. ' aible sentence which may accrue?” of Columbus. him by someone else. west state leaders to Omaha re­ surance in 1050;. ' ^ i r purchaaaaj AeVna^Ufe, .Ind lKnry'a."'EtoerV they have collected, follow! Cor­ been set up following, a careful Sandra and Joan have received' party- dresa; Sieglinde Klein, in Aqaba and Syria can be counted yesterday he has been -secretly George Maharan was. elected, "Yes. we do.” . the Sobles Quits Job \ study of transportation'needs and March a year ago. ties within the ' Mine-Mill union married to dancer Julie Rpblnsgn He leaves his wife, Mrs. Cath­ Cantents of Letter gional conference to diagnose par­ totaled $12,479,060,000 under tome 'president of Travelers, were both' porations Comihittee, $331,210; this hbnor. Joan participated in school dresa; Karen O’Brien, best The Slate D^artment denied it The area i.^ 4.45 inchea short of Miss Paum( testified that while temporary chairman of a Rock- answenKi in unison. ty pains and prescribe for future. nelghbqrhood locations of the j since March 8. erine McDonnell McConville; two The letter a delegation of four 2,300,000 individual centiflcates. sent ^ letters by Dr. Healey . ex- Memorial 'Gifts Committee. $154,- the State Dress Revue in 1956, dress; Joanna Gasper, best dress; on lo follow thcl riend. the average rain since Jan. 1. serving as an FBI Informant from ville-Vemon ClUb which is-being "Have you been promised by the daughters. Mrs. Edward Moriarty women asked him to sign follows: This was $3,146,000,000 more than tamilies Involved. * while Sandra took part last , year and Harriett Me'rritt, achool dress. sent out the tanker to derqonstrate The Negro singer and Mias Rob­ formed. No Promises (Contlned from Page One) pressihg. the campaign workers' 287; Doctors Committee, $131,502; j^renta of the children who are Water stored in the four res­ 1943. to 1956 she knew several inson, who is white, were married and Mrs. Herman Montle, both of "As a citizen and Mayor of Man­ China now has, it la estimated, the year before and $5,893,000,000 "deep apJ>re<^iaUon for their very Hospital Employes, $11,610; Pub­ in, the event held annually at the The "Stitch and Paint” club U.S. belief in all nations’ right of V.S, attorney's office or anyone about 625 million people. kno^?'South Methodist Church, the Mrs, Howard Spre^le, chairman Alexander H. Barber- 40 Phelps They’re heee — iliey’ic handsome — N*. JS4J 69c VALUE! IMPORTED STURDY Their seizure Was the first ma- 'Masonic 1Lodge of Gieehflefdi and Rd., has sold his home to Atty. of the Cancer DrivK expects to re­ CwMM ••cSiah jOr espionage arrest in the U.S. Dllwoith- Cornell-Quey Post, No. lease a preliminary report of con­ they’re geeariite camput-eadorsed and Mrs. John F. Shea Jr., and will build your •cylet. All specially aelected by a 102, American Legion; He was an tributions tomorrow. aince Julius and Ethel Roaehbcrg shortly move to Clinton where he bMfd of leading pcraonilitiea at ■Were apprehended in 1950. Tlie Army veteran of Wbrld War L ■ lived for some yearn before coming School Notes America’s (tmoiis uniTCraities and Roaenberge were put t5 death in He leaves hla mother. .Mrs. Liz­ to Manchester in 1986. On Julv 1 School closed following the lunch collegea. Fineat Icatbcra. Mctiailona BAMBOO RAKES 19S8 after ponvictlon on charges zie May Perkins Cutler of Man­ period ^-yesterday foi'jj ^the last 3 3 1 of that year, he succeeded the late Batea workraanahip. And juat imagine stealing atomic secrets for Rue- chester; a son. Nahum -8. Cutler John J. Dwyer w ho' was local scheduled half-day aesaion of the ; anch modcat pricea oo top quality eM during World War II. Jr. of Thompsonvilie: and two ■freight agent for 55 years. Barber year. •hoca like thata. VAL. TO 9.95! ROTATING MELNOR J ;As a result of the Rosenberg grandsons, William and flobert. had_ been In railroad aervice for­ Hie school staff spent the after ease, the Espionage Law wias Funeral . arrangements will be ever 60 yeara. and on hla retire­ DREAM HOME jmon working on reading materials ! changed to make certain spyibg .announced Tater by the Watkins- ment Jan. IS; 1950. he was feted with Dr. Doris Nason, of the Uni­ Buclmift trmf t rt I tatmrr oltenses in peacetime subject to a West Funeral Home. .with a surprise party by railroad versity of Connecticut. *S(Lmbf«-nilE WHCfii pcaslble death penalty;’ One euch associates snd, presented with Teacher evaluatibn hnd merit SPRINKLERS i count was included in the indlct- YOUt FOOT MNOr 1 . 4 4 gifts. • rating will be the subject of a dis­ B ^ t against the Sobles. After retirement.-he asiisted In cussion by a group of teachers: •.At the time of the arrest of the Hale's store, later found part-time from towns in the Andover area 'a t; VAL. TO 8.95! U ' — 25 LB. CAPACITY ' Bobles' and Albam, authorities Funerals employment with the Manchester "Maybe an American family the Eleme'ntary School tonight. SEED OR FERTILIZER charged that Soble replaced the Water Co.; and more recently w ^ “ The meeting will be preceded by aseond secretary* of the-Boviet em­ Lawrence Andreo ■tarts with a drpjK>ed hand­ bassy in Washington. 'Vaseily M.' th'e Cqldnial Board Co^and wllI'Tie- a pbtluck supper. Funeral- services for Lav(rence linquish his duties there or April kerchief. But somewhere .. Library Volunteers Set M>Utn. as a dominant figure Jft- 15. IQaslan spy ring work. V ' Andreo. 629 Tolland Tiike., were along the line, even before The following volunteers have SPREADERS '■•After. their courtroom' sppear'^ held at' 8:15 this morning from been secured for library duty this sAce, the Sobles Vere taken before the Jcihn B. BUrke Funeral Home, ,,;the ring, the dreams month by Mrs. Andrew Gasper: a^apecial federal grand jury in- and at 9 o’clock in St. Bridget’s One of the big things in those .1 Mrs. Frank Brown. Mrs. William VA L TO 3.98! PLASTIC Church. The Rev. John J. Delaney Publisher Plans vlatigating espionage — perhaps dreams is ahouseof your own, Kowalski, Mrs. Helen Konr^ad. Mrs. csofirmation of their attpmeYs was the celebrant, and Paul Chet- J. TanSley Hohmann, Mrs. Heidi eJat was organist and soloist. The $50,7()() Dwelling a house that’s just the w«y, Mclnemey and Mra. Walter F. remarks that they likiriy would *• . v~ “ eoopei'ate” In government apy- Rev- Theodoty Gubala read the you want it.' ^ d fcHr. more Mitntie, Sr. l ^ t a g . . ’ committal aervice at the grave in ' Waiter R.-. Ferguson.' co-pub­ Ifr. OtorgiS- Ooedymr, Miss Helen Jewett. Librarian. St. James’ Cemetery; Ladles of the lisher of The Herild, is planning a than a million American Prtmdmt, Nationet ’ and Mrs. HbwariP.Sprenkle. chair­ 50-ft. GARDEN HOSE uxillary of the Italian American $50,700 home at Garth and Lud­ , fa c ie s SL year, that d rt^ AudeimUoH •fHom t man of 'the board of Library Di­ Club' acted as escort and guard of low Rds. In the Rockledge section. B u iU tn rectors, will sttend a "swap.ses­ l^nple Bouquets honor. Building Contractor R. E. oomeg beau tifu l true when sion" of 15 area libraries at the V A L TO 1'29! "YARD BIRD" Bearers were Francis .McGann, Wandell Has', applied for a permit they first cross ithe thrtehold of -their wonderful Mary Cheney Library in Manches­ please Gardeners Brien Rooney., Peter Enrico, Aldo with Grisa'old Chappell, building new iKMne. ’ ^ ter tomorrow. Ekirlco, Liwrence Mallon and Jo­ inspector, to build the 1-story Approximately 30 books will be seph Ponticelli. "Wonderful!" was the expression home for Ferguson. It will contain "WeVe learned plenty from home buyers about what exchanged 'by the local library to used by one or two of the members eight rooms, two baths and a 2- provide a variety of new reading Mrs. Usttie Blomberg they want in hooaes and a little bit about how they GRASS RAKES of.the Manchester Garden Club we car garage. Scuderi and Mankey material for Ita local patroni. interviewed piho were.privilcged to The funeraf(-of Mrs. Lottie Biom- are the architects. • aave that first down payment . Many of Uk people These selections usually {n,elude hear and see Mi*i. Bruce Henn of berg, 64 Hamlin St., is'aa held at with whom rve talked found the easiest aqd mireat both fiction and non-fictlbn. Nnrlngton, comment 'bn'and deft- 2 o’clock yesterday afternoon at Inqiiiriro Set Record A meeting of the- Board of Li­ Ijr arranfee flowera St the club's the Watkins-West .®'uneral Home. way to save w i« by regular investment in U. & brary Directots will be held at •' maellng Monday evening in Cehtef The Rev. K. Ejnar Rask, pastor Ottawa—A new all-time record Series E Savings Bonds.” 7:30 p.m. toniorrow at the Bur- ( Church House. What particularly of the Covenant Congregational for inquiriea handled during a sin­ nap-Skinner Library. . Impreased them, they declared, was Oiurch, assisted by Edsel C. Isaac- Party Registratloa iSlated gle year was established by the The registry list will be cor' OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 10 ‘ the aimplitity of the arrangements, •son, kssistant to the pastor at Canadian Govern r ent Travel reeled at a special session from aix of which were of fresh flowers Emanuel Lutheran Church, offici­ Bureau in 1956. There were 400,- It’s easy to undesatand why.-By putting money in am d^e with artificial, but all very ated. Mrs. John T^lcott was solo­ 9 a.m. to .5 p.m. Tuesday at the 882 Individual inquiries in the year, Bonds, people are less inclined to Spend it until they’ve home of Mrs. F i^ k Hamilton, He­ ist and Frederic E. Werner was a gain of 13.4, per cent over 1955. Jifn. Henn leans to the modern­ organist. Burial was In East reached their goal. And Bonds are a safe, sure in­ bron Rd. istic trend and used ceramJCi and Cemetery. • v ' vestment The U. S. Government guarantees your Those .who wish to change party HARTFORD figurines in several of her arrangS- Bearers were Oscar Carlabn, Fewer Cigaro Smoked affHiations may do so at this time. HARTFORD principal in Savings Bonds—up to any amount—and The'registrars are Mrs. Hamilton. mants as a center of interest.. She Carl Hall. Ejnar Scott, Ivar, Scott; Part of ovory Amorloan’s ROAD aid alpo used wooden compotes, wood- Paul Carlson and Carl Johnaon. Oslo—Norwegians ■ last year the rate of interest you receive. Republican, nnd Mrs. William Ko- RQAD^id smoked 1.5 billion cigarettes, .walaltt, Democrat. sajmUow vases, metal and pottery $ savings balongs In A seesion for making new voters oe|||wners for season flowers, sudt 21,000,000 cigers, anif 2,811 tons If you’re saving for the hqme of your dreams, vriiy DOUBLE, GREEN STAMPS HHE FINE WITNESSES MUST TESTIFY * Ups, snapdragons and Jon- of pipe tobacco. For 1939 the not do it the easy way by regular investment in U. & will toe held at the Town Hall from^ Washington, April 19 (g>) _ comparative figures were 89o.- U . S . Savingp Bonds. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday. ‘ STREET Federal District Judge Dasid A. Savings Bonds? Start today either through the Pay*, * ; Personal Mention Given With Cash Sales Thursday STREET felt that, one color ahould 000.000, 80,000,000. and>;1.600 CIS Pine today signed orders etnpow- tons. . I • roll Savings Plan where you work or by buying 1 Michae) P. Raleigh. 17, has en­ iminate. meapwhile p Jm aai mv Mr, fiha i he received the oath of enlistment willow. She exhibited a glass epeclal envoy his reply A . Tbf SVamay j I tkmiti. h r tSrw hrnmim, tk$ Atm thhe (CbaMfi md PLENTY OF FREE PARKING the first court orders ever issued —preeumably •Wo'*—to Promlor from Major 8. Dnyls. officer In &SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS I IM ' B baSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSEIS resembUpg an oid-tirae hat-It- under a provision of the ItM chafga of the Hartford -Recnilting K Jar with gladioli blossoma in 'Noboauke Kishi'a peratAal op* X l^ u n lty , l;«w to compel nlt- peal that Britain poatpone her . SUtlon. He is currenUy undergo- WE GI VE sMT OSEI^N (\8 T A M rS thM/looksd w ^ from sj ■ n s ^ ' to fiestify hefore a Cea- tMtata , Ing hla reendt \tmlnlng, at Parrla t ■ I. Creaaledal yOem m itt^ PMUte. [anrljrBtrr lEnrning/JfrraR i U XAuid, 8. c ; aiad wlU bt baaa- ■f ■f ■ J . ' i V. i'.:' : A ' A i T i . f- 'll X k : M ’’6 A ._ / ■ .iL ■ aJ- _ I „ ' W’a.'i J . *■ . LLJ.. 4^ ' ,; ■■■.,; 1- X ;v I V',. v ' ''■Tip: ' VV' A ’ . A/- ■.A'.'.-..-' V ■■ • . ■ /'-V '■■ ■ ■■ :• / /:' / :v

, ■ U I WEDNESDAY, APRIt 10/ 1957 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALto, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNi:SDAY,/APRIL 10, 1957' PAGP TWENTY-FIVE FACE tWENTY-FOL'ft / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN

Uncle (growling)-—Tou boye of lee Are due to three So Much to l>o. Ho IJttle Tima Turn lAwn MofriHg taito Pleaeiire BUGS BUNNY MARTINZING the ONE HOUR Keep your lawn smooth, neatly RANGE today Ujink too much About money. - things h, money and both. DRY C I-^E l^O at -20 East Cen­ manicured and Well‘ cared-for with­ Do you know what I waii getting ter St. kndw's how you feel. They knewer to Prey^out Punt^ out tedious jabor. when you owm a t'UEL OIL when I married youf aurt? “ Relax. Don't worry about the help you keep house efflqiently by strong efficient POWER MOWER. Nephew— No (snicljijtriiig) and I job you don’t like. Someone elae Fun Making- kdU U u u a tj bringing you a modern, speed-up Sec the complete'line of rotary and GASOLINE bet yoii didn't know either. will sodn have it. upon Axtt refl«ction. • rural sign of civiUaaUon tgi ahead. Whdn u a c j service. Where else can you de­ reel tvfies at GOODYEAR SERV­ u k a u posit soiled, -dingy clothes, dra­ achool teacher decided to jrive full he arrived. at m, cluster of four ACltOSS , DOWN ICE STORE, 713.^Main, St., many ■■MB peries, slipcovers, bedspreads, hlpn- credit to a pupil for hi» answer to Rouses, he hailed a man rocking with famous "Briggs and Stratton" I Children havt 1 knocka 'kels’and rugs and get them back in an arithmetic probler. oh the front porch of one.of them. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER mm. .o engines.. Prices ,6ef^n from as low BANTLY OIL fun with It lightly shortest pos-sible tirne, fresh and as $62.95. Here too, you'll find de The question: "If your father Easterner—Can you te’’ me how 4 Fhotball 2 Gem SSH I.IMI'\^^, )\( to get to Cri. lebush? LJU like-new. crfr^RiIl.v pressed to give luxe, streamlined HAND MOW- aold 1,300 bushels of *t |2 plsyer 3 Enter Native— Yup. Don't move a durn MMM you another long round of service. 'ERS, precision built and balanced ; ;i M v\ I itn i a bushel, what would he^'^et?" ( Water 4 Mark of Lilka&l Modern equipment, efficient meth­ The answer: "A n ;w car," inch. honor to a.ssure easy running and to^- sportsmen L.4QQ ods plus a happy staff work to­ notch performance. TEL. Mitchell 9-459S 5 Land meuurt L3U LH IU 12 He makes fun Flowers Say ‘Happy Raster' « Handsome Harmony for 5Ira gether to please- y ou .. E.speclally A judge was hearing a wife’s An Englishman and an .Irish­ 6 Pure LJCsJEIL^rj Fiber Rng« for Pleasant "Change Lovely, VBrs^^Iile Pair man lived in a coast town, and at the zoo Tour message of affection and LavUlr Lace! O f f HARMAC's, ,946 Main .?t. has during peak work w^ks (like ROCKVILLE TR 5-3271 charges of assault and» batterj- 7 Lopdon these pre-Eaaler ones) \vby not Add dry milk powder to ' ■fluid both owned boats. One day .the 13 Hurt 24 Learning * 40 Public esteem is conveyed eloquently when ^ Sdem you'll be readying your a large selection of MEN S AND milk when you are preparing milk against her mate. ^ garaens cut down tedious ironing Iw! en- Englishman decided to chriaten 14 Chest rsttit 25 AnMrs 41 Templet you employ the ‘‘languagd” "of a ' home for suVnmer living. FIBER BOYS’ clothing and accessories shakes for children if you want to . Attorney—After he struck you (Jutting rocks rtOWERING PLANT from F1X)W-, jovtng TWO HOUR SHIRT SEftV- did he express any regret? his, and on the stern painted: 15 Dead — - 2< PUmtlvt 42 Spoken' RUG? from ' MANCHESTER for Easter at their threie store.s offer extra food value. Sprinkle PHONE expression > Speed contest . ER E A S O N S b>- MILIKOWSKI, ] lOT at 299 We'st Middle Tpke. Wife—No, sir, he didn’t say a 'Henry the Eighth.” 27 Thin fabrics 43 ISibllcal lURU CARPET CENTER, corner Main (Manchester, East Hartford, West (he dry milk over the fluid milk, TO MIIKE l(J Disadvantages Horned 895 Main St. Festively wrapped! Hartford's ' Cro-ssroad Plaza). near the Parka.de. word before the ambulance took •What the dlWIe will 1 name 28 Rustian city . 44 Saint — and M iddleTpke. are shiart, prac­ then beat with a rotary egg beater AMIINOEMENTS 18 Snow vehicles ruminants 'and further "gilded’ ' with ribboni ■You'll find medium and dark tones him away. » mine?" mused yie Irishman. Ra- 11 Direction 29 Ifenture 40 Jot tical and low priced. Easy to care Or Shake in a tightly covered con­ . 20 Disgorge these thriving, living gifts fairly j in Ivy I.eague suits, sport coast, Place packaged refrigerated FOR A Jecting the suggestion of the oth­ 31 Pep for- (just sweep,/or vacuum) tainer. Flavor as desired. 21 Equal contest 17 Preferable 47 Operatic sow tingle with good wi.shes. Or. select i slacks. 'Everything for the ready-lo-hakc hi.scuits close to­ An Indian petitioned a ju d ^ of ers that he call his ’-'Oeorge the It Goddess of 33 Fastens 48 Autumn they’re long wearing and lie flat. LOAN Fifth." he became suddenly. in­ 22'Small a choice piece of GIFTWARE that: smart, casu&l "American W ay" of gether in a 9-inch pi* plate. an Ariaona, court to jfive him a the hunt 38 Sign of month (ab.) The bright cheerful colors and the A BeauUftil Approach to Spring spired. got out brush and paint children may be planted to order. Place' rich texture interest will freshen dressing. Sprinkle the tops of the biscuits »25 to^SOO shorter name., 23 Fertile spots the zodiac ■ 50 Sorry your 'special Easter orderg; The calendar says it's time for and inscribed the following: 24 ItsliaiTcpin any room. Use' them year round with a mixture of brown sugar Judge—What Is yourhame now? 'e a r l y . We deliver, also send a pretty Easter Hat from BECK'S "March th' Seventeenth.” 25 Fuel in any room; they're reversible for Worn '^ J ii and soft butter. Bake in a hot oven th t RoymtRt tfiaf tom Ipdian—Chief Screeching Train \ r FLOWERS BY WIRE to distant; 846 Main St. Flattering shapes jn 27 Deity r - r * r 1 r & 1 i r twice the w ^ r and half. the clean­ The INSTRUMENTNT REPAIR until the tops of the hlsruits- are Amount Amount o1 Monthly P oymofttdfon Whistle. parts. .fine straws are ority^ $3.98 ^nd of LOAN 13MO. 15 MO. 30 MO. Where else but in America can 30 Color ing bills. I DEPT, at KEMP’S, 763 -Main St. brown and bubbl.v. Serve at once. $4.98 in smart, chic navy, btack, Judge— And to what do ,vou wish 1 is the place to bring your violin, S $0 t S.03 to shorten It? folks burn gasoline bought on 32 Spanish lady Snnrn Admiring GInncps also complexion-flattering* pastels. 100 10.0S s rat «.n 'S’ credit in cars paid for in instal­ 34 Keep r ~ 1 Bulky-Knits Are High Fashion guitar, banjo, cornet, sisfophon^ For Eiutter Promenading BECK'S is ready for the Easter pa 300 39.37 34.35 H.M • The Indian folded his arms ma­ , ’ Get that "world is your oyster" 500 47.41 39.04 $e.s« ments on highways that .won't be 35 Elxpungcr When you page through the. or flute for a needed check-up. - You'll be on easy fooling when rade, just bursting with fresh, jestically and grunted, feeling when you trv on an all wool Worn, weakened parts will be i htif ubedules •! repaymsokinched* aU dfcaqpWi debt-free until bonds are paid? 1“ L SUIT, TOPPER or CXJAT from the booklets at YOUR YAR.V SHOP, yo'fKslIp into a fashionable pump feminine . fashions that include Indian—Toots. carefully repaired and strength­ Thfy are baeed nn prompt menOily Mpnantn. 37 Scolds X Fashion. Center of J. W. HALE !>0 Cottage St. and see how quick­ (or sindal, sling, or wedge) at C. COATS, DRESSES. SUITS and 39 Small body P ly CUDDLESPUN YARN-works ened. The instrument will be An Easterner was motoring Untold wealth can get you Into V K CORP. Important labels I Kay Mc- E. HOtrl5«; * .SON. No,tlce the im­ TOPPER.*? also HOISERY in all . of land up into the smart, bulky hand- painstakingly rejuvenated to through a sparsely settled section a iot of trouble if ifa untold on |rn . Dowell, Swansdown, Jaunty Jim- portant (letkri-S the new pointed toe, the popular' 1957 shades. Stop In 40 Eye W- 5 " knit* you'll want ro make a hand­ "make beautiful music" again. PREFERRED nN/uKte(L.Me? of Arkansas when he noticed a our income tax report. "'n ■ loral assure you of quality fabrics the new cqlrirai "Cedar" green, tomorrow; try a few thinga on; 41 Southern i M (Vclmere) impeccable tailoring in­ some coat sweater for everyone Call Mitchell 3-5680 for free esti­ ft mates. "\Ve(lgewood".(. Atrv n.vlon lace in you'll like what you see in the mir­ MANCHESTER state (ah.) i side and out, $22.95'to $35. Especial- in the family. CUDDLESPUN navy, black also in uhqnlijg brown- ror. MZ MAIN ITHiT • ' • feteed Raw 42 Shade of i ly news-worthy is the modified YARN is tagged 20% OFF for Osts Mon. fuoi. Wod, Sfi. f.-J* f# 5;$* IT" t'.se a sharp knife- dipped into n-bclgc comhlnntion. 'Y^ou're al- and Tkoridoyt 9:30 to 4 • ^ioiod Sefvrdayt OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE green' (iAPE LOOK w-ith just the .sug­ a limited time. Buy enough of this way.s rigl\t in black ami , while 45 Malignant 1 wool-nylon yarn for all your sum­ water.when you are r\dting a Mix orange, marmalade and loon* modo to rotidontt of oit ntofav towoo fC~ i m gestion of sleeves. Destined to go woven straw. Gleaming jilrtent c>- auras confidently from desk to date is mer knitting. Capable INSTRUC­ meringue pic. Repeat the dipping chopped raistna and use as a fill­ WHV.XTHCXJaHT t OMI WITH-TK VKAR* AFTER HE'$ TUCKfED iN.^A^Ce,^ between ouls. The water may be leather is'sm art and sa.ssy. Y^s,.^ ing for small turnovers made from 40 Turning back P 1 the light ilu e topper with rounded TION IS FREE on any pha.se of here are shoes as you want them: V^DOM'VOUA OR CXPRRISNCS MKld HACt I WELL SNE HIAV A ROM'E ^ needlework in this inviting shop. either warm or cold.' i«eeen glued! I USED TO ENT(?AP THE latch onto ■ Cape of Good treamed salmoti with pastry and Easy chicken. pie: Three-inch ■longer and feel comfortable. The paniment for porlf qr as a dessert. CROESTCWfJ •'Henry doetn't hive much Viine for hit hobbiet any Hope ST" bake. Nice for^a change from circles of baked pastry lheated l prices are rea,sonable you’ll agree JuNSLE cheetah is JUST more— he’* too busy trying to make enough for such expert work. \VHIF,K- A dash of salt or pepper, means Bovs Dress up for Raat«>r Too t 57 Heated m i chicken and turkey pies. are placed over servings of THE . YOU-WAIT service for those in a less than teaspoon. At'M ARI-MAD'S, 691 5fa(n St., thins' money to*"pay for them'." creamed chicken to which cooked •Arrilan Carpeting Is Here peas and carrots have been added. rush. Pull into the FREE boys, np to size 12, are noC fo^r- DYNAMIC AT WATKINS, gs.') .Main St. store PARKING LOT next door. Fun-piicked Pets f.or Small Fry gotten when it comes to well-tatU PRISCILLA’S POP Patience Does It BY AL VERMEER demonstrations will explain and Repair with .Aliimlniini in a Tube Evervhodv loves the cuddiv soft- lored dress up COATS, SUITS, erilightcn homemakers on the ad­ Here is an all-over pineapple de PLA.STIC ALITMINUM In a tube Boys’ Wantrohe for .Hprtng nes.s of STtfFFED AN'IMAL't OYS SPORT JACKET and TROUSER INSURANCE vantages of ACRILAN CARPET­ One of the first things you notice now brightening HARRLSON'S, IT 'S ALL WE WANT TO. -'AND REMEMBER. WE'L lY sign with wllirh to tempt your from JOHNSON PAINT COM­ SETS, also washable ETON ' r " FOR A i E C O M O M IZ E HAVE A 2 0 -Y E A R J ING. "Hie staple yarns of ACRIIAN crochet skill! It is msde in two PANY, 723 Main St, hardens Into in the Boys and Students Shop of, 649 Main St. The.se make hliggable SUITS. All are Carefully made, full, h av e'a soft, wool-like appearance Charming yoked dress fhr’ the C. E. HOUSE A SON la the proud, | toy.s and favorite bedroom decora- 'G O O D a COLD WELL, ■r m o r t g a g e .' I sections and can be u.sed to form a solid aluminum and enables you cut and geared to the life'of active) ^tons/Batttr Pref«eti«ii PMOOIE! I'M SURE SO W E C A N matron, and a go-with-evcyy’thing benmtng smiles on parent.s' fares i tions. Spc( tally Eastei -priceff is a FED UP WITH C A U S E . BUY OUR OWN NOT and texture. Deeply, napped. 6-inch square doily; a 19-inch TV to repair chipped chrome, kettles, boys and to their busy mothers be­ DEAR.', "-ri H O M E .' — RIGHT ACRILAN won't felt or mat; resists I cover, or a luncheon cloth. pipes, boats, gutters, pails. It's an coat. as they watch Carl Reimer an/i his ! friendly TED liv BK.\R. $1.99, reg. cause the wrinkles in these suits those MA^HEDy r moths and mildew, too. Delay your No. 8482 with Patt-O-Rama is in staff outfit growing sons with a $2.99 and a frl.skv BUNNY, $,5.50,' POTATO s a n d ­ V ' a w a y . Patern No.- .')6S9 contains full excellent filler for rusted away just fall out. Round out the outfit LaBonnt-SilVarettlii carpeting purchase until vou see 1 crochet directions; material re- spots. P L A S n e ALUMINU'M in sizes .56. 38, 40, 42, 44, 46, 48, 50, spring Rt:iT, an all wool SPORT reg. $5. Other WASHABLE "K A- with a fine shirt, tie and a man- w i c h e s .' ACRII.AN. Iqulrefnenta; stitch illustrations; a tube, $1 is niads with "Alcoa" 52. Size 38 bust,s4 yards of 35-inch;. COAT and Ivy I.eague .SLACKS. KLAR" TOYS from $1.2.5 and tip. tailored hat, just like Dad's. , AssoclatM ^ I diagram of section. aluminum. No heat Is required, 17-8 yards contra-sl. It's a one-stop eenter for hiillding l\ecp the youngsters amused for Easter Desserts for April I Send 2,5c in Coins, your name, no mixing, no soldering. It won't ' No. 8.581 with Patl-O-Rama is in a practical w’ardrohe: DreSs shirts, hours at a time with a spring- Ml 3.1155-Mt 9^IA3lr Treat the children to Ea.sler . address and the Pattern Number chip, shrink or peel and adheres to sizes 36, .58, 40, 42, 41. 46.. 48. ,50, socks, ties, jackets and "Knli-.slen- wound MUSICAL TOY, duck, rab­ The Inquirer basket CUPCAKE.S from SWIS.S to ANNE CABOT, THE MAN- .11 surfaces. PLASTIC ALUMI­ '52. Sizes 38 bust, 2V* yards of 54- ik.s" shoes. bit, k'itfen, lamb or dog. PASTRY .SHOP, 1»,I North Main I CIIE.STEB EVENING HERALD. NUM belongs on your home re­ inch. Two patterns. St, Here, too, you'll find the gayest 11.50 AVE. .AMERICAS, NEW pair shelf. For these patterns, aen.d .5.5c for assortment of Easter-decorated I YORK .56, N. each, in Coins, your name, addiess, cookies auid little cakes to serve I It's ready! The 19,57 Needlework Here's Easter Fnn Aplenty sizes desired, and the Pattern at your April club meetings. Bright Just inside the door of PINE- Number to SUE BL’RNETT, THE OKAMMM M ice t>056i6 /.? , M* Sm*e*a1iM ; Album — flfty-six colorful pages Our Msnche.atrr little candy eggs, colored coconut . showing niany pretty designs: LENOX PHARMAC5', 299 East MANCHE.STER EVENING IIER- and other Easter symbols frost the phis directions for making 3 Center St. and the' PINE P H A R -I ALD, 1150 AVE. AMERICAS, | Parkade Store Is ALLEY OOP oh The Way V. T. HAMLIN wholesome, tempting goodies. crochet items and a quilt.. Only 25c MACY, 664 Center St. see what NEW YORK 86, N. Y. Linger over breakfast bv serving’ I YES. BUT TM "WE TV4^‘S TK ATUFf, COTTON WOODS BY RAY GOTTO a copy! the bunny has left, A big-table Include 25 cents more w'ith your EASTER FP.UIT BP.EADS. en­ overflows with EXSTEP BAS­ pattern, order for the Spring * tCAPrWN.,.AN'AS 'THAT THERE /PON'T KIO • BUT HE NOW WHERE'S THAT riched with fniits and nuts. OPEN PiJLLOllTf N U 3 N G a s IM KETS bursting with delicious aur- Summer '57 issue of our pattern ROOKIE SECONO' 'iWRSELF, SHO' DIZZY CYCLONE ? SEVEN DAYS A WEEK from 7 to Frozen potato patties evan be book Basic Fashion. It contains eOWA ABOAttEl SACKEH, COTTON cy,„ AitikES T A ^ ^ D TH' CLUB'S CATCHING prises, BOXED CHOCOLATES Op< (MOAN) -nt' WAY 7. . . quickly prepared as an accompani­ also packaged candy animals and dozens of smart new styles for *11 BOILING A TRAIN IN A FEW ment to fish, steak or chops. HE'S RIOIN' THAT < b e c a u s e MINUTER. AND HE eggs. Soft, plush TOYS will delight age.s; gift pattern printed inside ROCK. I'LL NEVUH HE SWUNG VHASN'T EVEN STARTED , Center Stage with the Lollipop youngsters until anoUicr Easter the book. G IT BACK IN AGAINST PACKING! ■ . Set White Eggs Rest for Coloring rolls around. For admiring glances .1 TH' LINEUP? ORDERS WEDNESDAY "H e ” will strut his stuff, that No one wants to deny the young and favorable comments, t h e IN TH' Important little gentleman of the pleasure of coloring hard- For Hummer Sleeping Uxrmfort NINTH JEWELRY COUNTER offers a CHATHAM 3-season BLAN- THURSDAY yoiirs, size 3-6x, In a da.shing cooked eggs for Easter. LYNN sparkling answer via pretty ear­ J BOY’S SUIT from the Children’s POULTRY FARMS stores in the KEITS, strewn with, "Summer '1 rings;' scatter pins, braceleis and Roses" and. "Buds and Bows ' only ] •nd FRIDAY Dept, of J. W. HALE qORP. Tag­ Parkade and at the center, head­ necklaces. Surround yourself with ged $12.98 ahd $13.98, the hand­ quarters for strictly fresh eggs, $5.95 arrived in. the Domestics; a "forget me not" aura; the PER­ Dept, of J. W. HALE CORP.' some all wool sport jackets with will have a plentiful supply of na­ FUME AND COLOGNE. BAR in­ , NIGHTS contrasting gabardine Irou.sers, tive Conn. WHITI' FIGGS espe­ Yo'.i’ll fail asleep .with a smile on ' P 0 ^ , cludes Arpege, Faberge, Channel 4-10 will give vou a wonderful feeling cially for your Easter egg coloring, your face. Thia lightweight No, 5. Tabu, Sortilege, Chantilly warmth, a blend of rayon-orlon- TILL of pride as will the ETON SUITS. traditions. Order your EASTER and White Shoulder. Linen-Ilke BLAZERS with short TURKEY or CAPON arty time cotton Is aafe from moth damage. pants are washable to stay fresh now. Wasahle and n o h - a 11 e r g 1 c, Potato mounda are alwaya CHATHAM SUMMER BLAN­ and new looking. They're so right Mpular. 'To make them beat an BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES • Thanks! BY EDGAR MARTIN for an active young man berau.Se Ever try adding grated lemon or KETS have lOOCr acetate hindIriA: ' qgg into two cups of aeaaoned to give THREE 'TIMES THE BUZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE he can have.fun,.in tliem, $4.98. orange rind to gingerbread? potato**. Drop a couple of heaping •tWKVS \ TW)V3[M. \ T VWWU sool \ OWST DOOrr WEAR. Wonderful gifts;, in the tablespoon,, of the potato mixture OKPMl CerVYOW TOTVtE LJtNU Z CARE, THAT'S WM. solid pastel shades (pink, yellow, ■— Y XtVfOIIK FORTHCdjy. onto'^ a buttered baking ..beet to blue, green) the price j* $4.95. Your MOU JCifHERT* ClPtW it form a mound, awirlihg top; , re­ Charge peat with rest of potato**. Bake in a hot oven about 10 minute*, re­ A Short 'a Jiweet Fashion .Slor.v Account move with a wide spatula and Brief ail-wool also nylon TOP- I« IriWted 6 serve at once. PER.S to bewitch the Easter parade audience are a short rut to i Girls' Easter Dreaaea comfort and flattery now await­ Use Your There 4* »till a good selection, ing you at M O N 'T G O M E R Y Charge Plate of GIRLS’ DRESSES, toddlers to WARD COMPANY. In alzes for aise 14, at MARI-MAD'S, 691 Main Children, Misje.s and Women priced ' St. In latest styles, of famous- $7.98 to $25.98, these TOPPERS ; name fabrics that need.Httle iron­ have a gentle way with suits or ing, all are irresistibly pretty. There dresses, adding inlere.st to any is so much little girl charm in the costume. Coming or going, you’il ^ wide ss'shes, the posy-trimmed look great from any angle. Some l»>e. T.M. fcaf.^4. ' touches, the lace-edged sleeves end are flared, somejaoxey all will wrap • pockets, the ruffled bodices. MaiTJ- .vou in .soft, lightweight comfort. JEFF COBB have slips attached;, all are de- Ther^ are IX)NG COATS and day- BY PETER HOFFMAN into-evenlng DUSTER.S. Suit your­ MICKEY FINN Very Trivial! BY LANK LEONARD 1 signed , to give a little girl that MY LETTER TO THE Mitf/ ouTOf sAimsr, oum snetrconHeiis. "best dressed" feeling for Easter self but don't delay; Easter it 8 "GUAROIAN’,' NEVER PIP GET into summer. shopping days awaj;. ro PRINT./...BUT IT WON'T lAAlCE H-f(0W LONG T-iNEM i t / No! it s a l l th o se luncheons AM I COIN' > ISN'T < AMP PINNERS HE'S BCEN GOING ANY DIFFEKNCE IN 4 Rinse your kitchen towel* Lightly waxed fuiTilture. may be .WHLE...NOT TO ME.( TO l-LASL F SERIOUS, A t o ! h e 's SIMPLY been EATING I AGORAVAIIH' / SAVIN'ANVmiNS POeWRf POCTOR TOO MUCH RUBBER CHICKEN ! : thorouijdily; a poor rinse often re- cleaned once in a while with mild -UNTIL WE I A'Bults in the yellowing of while 1 *oap suds. Use a* little of the suds fabrics.’ as possible, then rinse quickly and wipe dry at once. Join the Record Club For a complete Classical, Popu­ Time for an Easter Permanent lar and Hi-Fi Recording.*, visit . .The appointment book is filling i THE MUSIC SHOP. 1013 Main up real fast for. the busy days re- ? .St. Nothing pleases the young tor riiaining before Easter. Before you I the young at heart) moi;fe than a' shop for that Easter Chapeau why favorite recording. Ohoose now not put yourself in the capable, from a large selection of. tradi­ hands of the s t a ff’ at SCHULTZ! tionally favored EASTER MUSIC BEAUTY SALON. 983' Main St.J on record. The Easter special-price of $8.25'^ -is srzjrautaR, b 'M ii brings you a nationallv-mdvertised ■ i m . A ‘Brighten-Up Event ■ 'p e r m a n e n t WAVE, conipletei GET MY FURS BEFORE Springtime is the stimulant that with geqtle sliampoo. , sparkling ' CAPTAIN teASY Overalls BY LESLIE T U R N E R I FRECKLfiS ANp HIS FRIENDS It Hurts BY MERRILL BLOSSER makes us .want th spruce up the rinse, style set. Even if you're get- ! houAa in.side and out. SHERWIN- ting nothing new for Easter, a ! Tss^nssifi ^ C m K ~ .'E »TXi PONTAPMir M(/SWEDe.' fgec< .oL 'yECK !. p e e q a e s n k c k x s e y ./ THE MOtHS GET THEM WILLIAJdS ENAMELX5ID, the crisp, fre.sh coiffure, makes every-' 't '5 VIR ‘UBIAnA mix 'BABLV! << Ml. fttsoef high gloss enamel, ideally suited thing you wear appear blissfully i WILL, I K f^ 'l» WALlfT. MO for interior and exterior use! comes THANK’» for '15 ^ T K IB l up-to-date. Try it. • ' . There's no time to lose! C.all MI 9.-7111 today and we'll pick up’ to yoii at a 76c SAVING PER your fura for .safe atoLage in our modem cold storage vaults-, . ; QUART with the- coupon you fill rth SI to safe from heat, moisture, moths and fully Insured. dot in the store. ENAMELOID DUNHAM BirSH, INC. have i comes in 15 gleaming colors and 8.98 acquired the assets of ' Brunner j .Hm’b's on Example of Ouf Steroa* RatBi: 12 intermixes. It flows on smootli' Mfg. Company. COBURN AND T—* - iy. leaves no telltale brush marks. MIDDLEBROOK, 629 Main St. •dHes quickly and offers ' smodOk suggest the pufehase of this stock 4.9S to 17.98 Coat vdued ot $ 100 . . . Stored for $3.00 hard protection on woodwork and selling approximately^ $li.75 to ' furnitur’e. G*t it at 98) Main St. yield about 5.11 per cent. — USE OUR BOX STORAGE ■ t 4 ^ Ei'erythlng you can pack into the Stor-A-Box pro­ tected against moths, fire and theft and stored for M l i K i k $5.00. Kemp's Record Departnient Colossal Collodion! Can’t Win “LISTEN MV LOVE" ...... , ... Highlights BY DICK CAVALLI THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE Start Of A Quiz Show BY WIL.SON SCRUGGS Our Box Sitorage Plan will Summer-Store your bulky "JUST BECAUSE” ___ ...... IJoyd Prtce winter woolens. 36" x,20" x 10” box furnished FREE. "M Y I>0\'E .SO N G "...... Tomm3' Sands '>00 CAN ^ Ok»'Burrrl5 DRYI-tM SORRY X IMDER«W>, THELAu/THOUMfr L0OK,P.A.C DONt OtCEVtjEY ATPOLCC Fill it w;ith cloth coats, dresses, children's clothes, “FIVE DAYS, fi$’E DAYS" .... . Gene'Vincent Fresh and beautiful.' Crisp, new Easter DrdSses JOLLY A LM 06T TIM E TOR ,V0U HEARD MC XD walk DOWN-O THE POUCff HCAOQUARTSRfi. KNOW NOTNIMO LEARN yX)R sweaters, jackets, skirts, woolens and blankets. “HEV. LITTLE SCHOOL GIRL" Paragons WELL •UNCLCBOYX* W EARNESS. COMPLAIWNO. BTATION...SfiE IF tHSCfi i ABOUT THE BARNES Z "PLEDGE OF IX)VE” ...... -JMItchell Torok u n ­ R E A P fiTH E 'iOUREAT 'ic l l q Xx didny mean If W DfiVELQPMENTE. MURDfR/ME AND •% In the FALL everything will be returned cleaned and "LUCILLE"' ...... '. Little Richard f ix MVSDALI) IWATISAID, VINCE WfRE PLNYiNfi ^ at truly rernarkable savings! Here, nowl FUNNIES'' TMEIR MERCY freshly pressed at regular dry cleaning prices. “WALKIN' AFTER MIDNIGHT’ ...... Patqy Cline tvjy W5JUSTTHA5 c a r d s THE WtiOLfi . SALE ON RECORDS N K W T .^ Youth Centre is bursting with the prettiest collection of dresses in a month of Ea.stcr Sundays— Dresses you’ve seen in Vogue, Harper's, Life! Parent’.s and on TV. Dresses with a distinctively different look . . . an unusual, almost magical toudh! Dresses that are selling all ovair America and here in town . . , >for 6.98, 7.98, 10.98, 12.98 andr up to 17.98. Yotith Centre haa them all at truly remarkable isavinga Fisher Fur Storage, Inc. now before Easter! Fall skirted, doU-waisted glazed cottons, sheer cottons, • polished broadcloths, INCORPORATED sheer, nylon organdies, imported Swiss organdies all in bon-bon colors ahd striking designer prints. Dresses 1 325 BROAD STREET . • MANCHESTER, CONN. 17t.3 Main St. Green Stanp* GiVra ^ 1 . M1-3*S680 i with piu$ brief jackets! with dusterrcoats . . . with lavish wide hems, dainty yokes, sweet'necklines and im­ , H ltch^ 9-7111 mense puf^sleevps . . . Sissy Dresses, shirtwaist dresses, sleevtisaa styles, too! Sjzes for toddlers 1 to 8 and I FURNITURE and MUSIC HOME OF ^IGIOAIRE ^rl8i^^ow^rom2^98)bigsi^ M l T n 'U % ( ■ i\ :A 1 . iJ! ‘ Si )L' .adM-v'" *7 s : / - y . ^/av ■'^r’v '"ii . ’ \- V . \ V' ■ ■ ^ . ' 1 '? ' O V . ‘ ' ' i '■V V ■ ■'A- 'P'.-T. 'V ■.''r' ■ :-r • . . y V A=t; ■ X iv. .V:; v ^v .: a' V; ' ;'. 1 V MANCHESTER EVe'nING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, APRIL lo, 1JI67 k PAGE TWENTY-SEVENk ; ''A " v - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1957 PAGE TWENTY^ix -1 . I I .1-—<------1 ------f ------— r-i ------T-" ' ' ------: ------party went to a \gala receptipt/. armies of Syria and Yemen knd chase fir additional deliveries' un-’ at the B'ritiali' embaasy. All over Soviet Gi Egypt •to train. the soidlst's of sit three >dcr a $250 million contract dis­ USIA Officer Paris Stages towrn Parisians danced and drank nations. ,x ,■» closed in September 1955. Poarjd. Defends Slash y until the early hours at "Queen’s Betier Jet F^J^Jers Ths dispell added: ' A Cairo idlspatch In January re­ Go?ich Faced with parties” celebrating Elisabeth's "T he.'be'st military Judgment ported new arrivals of Sovlist "ex­ Reports Soviet Big Party for visit. here (Jiir'washington) is that Egypt perts" to train Egyptian troops in In Education Budget . The royal schedule today was (Continued from Page OneK^\ ig'^per closer, now to military pro- the use of Russian-suppli'ed arms. mors like what it is at home. Af­ ency than she ')yas last year. It added that while the amount of Student Unrest Queen, Prince MIG191 anmajor league baseball clubs at 1 vs Hockey Playoffi budget in a work session last nigh aekrchlights along the river, banks nerstone for the new Scottish tora UKhoat now to ap un­ the halting of the British, French with which we can have frienclly gra(n. Other players listed to ap­ duce a bevy of entertainers in­ Egypt earlier by thf^^viets. relations^ Just as we now 'feel we this earlj? stage^of the season, dozen or more entertainers will be (An Best-ofrSeven Series).' turned the pageant route into a church on Rue Bayard near the known number of.both Soviet arW and Israeli attacks. Who’s going to win the 1957 pear are Johnny Antonelli, Ernie cluding Janis Paige. T on y'B en ­ and generally agreed that General i. j^e said all department heads would Jike to have friendly rela­ Coach Tom Kelley also has his featured on >'BC’s annual tele­ Tuesday’s Results brilliant path of color.. fashion 'district. Egypt owaa salpitcher 1 X Historical set-pieces featured battered (>adly in last fall's fight­ they could not be sure whether the Maoris are clvUtzsd Polynesians ball TV schedule. \ tion. and others at a public hear­ Grenadiers of the Empire—Napo­ ment plant. this degree since we started.” is* left over from the 1956 squad ing; are helping to expand the shipments represented a new pur­ who live in New Zealand. In addition to the initial ing on the budget. Drop Si|cz Moves leon's crack troops who fought The Bo9^ ‘ of Directors in 1955 which upset top-ranked Waterbury Ro-lobb listed fc number of curtail­ bitter battles against the British, voted j^^l.OOOTOQD bond Issqe lor Crosby 3-1 in the semifinals of game, of the season which takes place on Thursday, April 18 at ments which would have to be (Continued from Page One) soldiers in the uniforms and car­ the oJhstruction account, a figure the State CIAC Class, A Tourna­ made if the manager's eut held.. rying the, white and gold fleur-de- la ^ apprpved by referendum. ment, and then clinched the title 2 p.m. when the Red Sox play But last night the Directors seri­ lys of Louis XIV and Henry IV, '^''The construction contract called witli a comeback 7-3 decision over the New York Yankees, the ously questioned whether the would mkke it unlikely that the schedule Includes S3 home :iuncil would be able to put any bewlgged and scarlet-coat^ for spending $895,163. Of this, second-ranked Naugatuck in the $184,000 cut would hampfr the very heavy pressures on Egypt. knights of the royal house, cava­ $762,912 has. already been spent, finale played iinder the lights at games and 17 awaj games. Of operation of the schools. liers and their ladies in the^dress and the balance, some $132,250, is Muzzy Field in Bristol. Manches­ the 51 televised games, seven Ticketed for a At the same time, if the U.S.- V Repeat Complaint Frenchmen wore wheri/the first committed. Other major costs in ter was rated third in the four- ..jvlll he night games, all to be Directors whoi through the Egyptian talks collapse as some of the Allied governments now seem Elizabeth ruled Englsrtd.’ the budget include $li,715 for gen team field. ------played at Fenway Pa'rk.' Twen­ years, have complained that they convinced they will, rats‘ng the At Notre Dam^^ where soft eral construction supervision and Pitching was Kelley’s main forte ty baseball telecasts are sched­ are responsible for deciding how problem anew in the Security light streamed'''^ through the $9,858 for resident construction last spring, righthanders Ronnie uled for Satii day afternoons, much money the Board of Educa­ Oouncil would be one way o f keep­ stained glass '' windows, hundreds supervision. Simmons and Buzz Keeney along . while the remaining 20 III be sellout.^get yours tion will apend, but cannot control ing the argument going in the of whlte^obed choirboys sang a with southpaw Steve Cooper limit seen on .Sunday afternoons. the way It will be apent, repeated Ing the opposition to Just 27 runs hope that eventually some better medieval'chant. Watches Made in East DEPARTMENT STORE their complainta last night. protection for use'rs of the water­ At^ lie St. Louis, mannequins 1; the 14 games. O'n the other And director Eugene Kelly way might he achieved. frofh Paris fashion Houses pre­ . hand, the locals scared a total of argu^ that If the Board of Educa- sented a gay flower market scene. Boston—The Clock, and Watch 92 i;jins. before they’re gone! , ’The canal already is onei to Uon wants the cut restored it Manufacture.s Association of LIFETIME GUARANTEE ships of up to 20,000 tons.; The The parapet of the Louls-Phlllppe Big Winner should be prepared to cooperate Arrierica estimates that 58 per United States, Britain and F ^ n ce bridge was lined 'with tradesmen Sinignons. now attending Centre TV Ba^»eball with the blrectora in deciding in their old-time garb. cent of United States clocks and College in Kentucky, was the big Ask MS about it! —apparently in order to stfength- watches are manufactured in New where aavihga can be.made en their bargaining ppsftion vdlh As the boats moved on. the winner with eight victories, in In the absence of such coopera- England. The making of watches, Egypt-^have cantioprt their ship­ Queen jtaw French folklore eluding both triumphs in the State NKW YORK YA^KI':ES ..^tlon on apecific expenditure de groups, Jugglers, and peasants clocks, and othir timing devices Tournament, and the curve-balling CHANNEL A pers against rusldnig in to use it is a $53,000.000-a-year New Eng­ x „ Jaions, Kelly contended, the Board on the ground^inat negotlstiona on from the marshy lands dancing on control artist did not drop a de­ snquld follow Martin's recom- land Industry. Batters Bewarsi Day Hale OppukiuK Team canal policy^ are still underway. stilts. For the return, choral cision. Cooper notched four wins Sat.. April ;:7 Bo.ilon Sun.. April 2k Boislon ■. meMation which, he, said, was The United States reiterated that groups sang "Auld Lang Syne,” while losing once and Keeney, now Here's Sal Maglie’s best mid-season form—and scowl. The based^pn a rgaaonable aasumptlon. stand^yMterday. making up with vigor and. enthu­ Cloth, Stocl Output Up at New Britain Teachers College, Brooklyn right-hander expects to win 15 this year, picking up Sat.. Wav IK [L Iroit THE SAME TREAD Kcll;^ald-the Educators cannot siasm their lack of authority with Bdt officials here privately con­ lost his only start. where he left off last year when only Don Larsen's perfect game Sun., Mav 1!I I’levelaiid expect tnb Directors to.restore the the English pronounciation of the Bomba^—India's cement produc­ Kelley mu?t also uncover s stopped him. from beating the Yankees twice in the World Series. 3at., Mav Vtt vVa.3lilnplon cut .if theyNrtll not considet;^oard cede that the pressures of compe­ Sun.. May ,26 IVa.^hington tition are so great that the ship­ words. tion increased by about 450-000 catcher to replace the departed suggestions. \ During the trip back up the Sal., Junu ping comipanles probably will not tons and steel by about 70,000 tons Kddle W ojcik who was' charged ! 1 Raltimni ft Mayor Harold A. Turklngtom a S.eine. a display of fireworks that Sun., June 2 Raiiltuui € DESIGN AS THE TIRES .be able to avoid moving their ves­ last year. Cloth output went up by with Just one error in 116 field- . Sal.. June 22 I'hicagi) ' veteran public official, aald the the French claimed was the big­ about 15O,O0O-yards; total 1958 ing chances last year. One pos- | Sun., June 23 Hilcagd • situation was the a ^ e when the sels through t(ie canal for Very gest ever seen anywhere, erupted Canadiens Edge Bruins Sal,, June 20 Kahaa.** rily long' in view of the much larger production was more than 5.2 bil­ sibllily isj letterman Norm Hohen- education budget wqa set by against the sky. Sun., June ^ Kaii.«ias ('iiy costa ihvolved In sending vessels lion yards. thal, regular first baseman in '56 ] group of four from ti The final salute came from around Africa. but who caught'several games in ; 3at.] July 27 Deiroll ■ ' THAT CAME ON NEW Xklucation and . three massed barges moored near the U65 When Wojcik was sidelined j 1-0 on Beliveau’s Goal Sun., July 2|R Detroil Board of Selectmen. river bank starting point. At a Cement Output Climbs with a broken finger. Junior ~ ~ I Bm .. Aup. 3 .'Jeveland "Four beats three, i Study Part-Time Teacher signal, the barges sounded their Bobby Maltcmpo, who saw service ; ' —:—^------1 Sun Aug. 4 Cleveland Rio de Janeiro—Brazil produced Turklng.ton said. fog horns in one deafeirfng roar. in one contest last spring, is sn-' Montreal, Anri! 10 <^)— Montreal’.s Flying P'renchmen. de-! 3„ n , sr,,i. i A’anhingtdn Director Harry Flralo argd Bridgeport. April 10 3 ■ Al Chunlia are expected to battle j ' Plante turned iaside 24 .shots and Mav 11 ■'incmnaii-rhiraRo 2:30 . Tsbe-Type Mav IK 2:00 , for the second bs.se job whiic^ litllf r . Boston Coath To4 Blake was loud in May 25 Boslon al Bnltlnior/' 1 :55 • 6,70 s 15 LEVEL WIND Leo Cyr, another senior letterman. i scene J*^*^*. praise Of his nctminder, especially Juiip 1 R().-4t«n at Waslilnglon 1:55 ' Hn tax end will be back to handle the third Thursday lor the third game with on a .save against Cal Gardner in June 8 MilwAukoe>Pitl9buigh .1 :.T0 Meoppable Hr* the Bruins hoping they will re­ JuiMi' J.7 B<4Mtoh at Drlfoil 2.25 base duties. Steve Provost may the third period that prevented the bound on home Ice. T^e fourth Jun*' 22 Plnla«l»*lphla-MUwAUkrft 3.30 battle Cyr for the hot corner berth Bruins from tying the .score. Juno 29 al Boston 1 .55 game also will be played in Boston 2:00 TRIPLE STORES arthough' KelleV rhay decide to use "Gardner faked to the outside -July A .Nftii* Yjark-WAabington ' .lul'y 13 Bos'tun «l Di'troU 1 the. Junior in the outfield. Sunday. about 15 feet out," said Plante. "I Julv 20 Boston at Ghlrapo CASTING REELS Brightest Prospect Couldn't Oel Uosl . n-y. didn't move, then he shot abmit July 27 i.'l4'v-rlnrt4l at Boston Aup 3 ('h|i;aR4» Boston X: MST '"Replacing ahortston Alan Cole, a Boston Coach Milt Schmidt atat- four feet out. I got the puck with Auc. 10 Pltl.'iburch-fih’Qoklyn freshman at the University of the back of my glove." Aup. 17 Mllwauk4'»'-fli. I-ouIs The Big Beurgam^for o w n e r s ed the plight of' his Bruins simply. .\ug. 24 Boston at «'blcaf4;» P Richmond, is another task con­ I 100 YARD SPOOL CAPACITY! Auc. 31 St. Ie4»ul.S'*rblcaRo AN EXTRA FINE REEL — WELL MADE! fronting the Manchester coach, j _____ i------1. — ..------Sepl. 7 B'af=hhifton-N>TV- Yoik I The Indians’ No. 1 batter last _ _ 14 'I'^vrUnd ai Boston Plymouth, Ford, Chevrolet^ ■ ^ ^ 4''pi. 21 .Mllwaukftft-Chlcago ------" \ f STARTER 5fnt, 28 *lm’tnnaU*Milwauk<‘ft tied in five other batting depart- Jockey Wall Left at Post at 50 ( HANN'KI.’Sll NON.SIIP HEAVY ments. Junior 'Danny Renn, who ' BYISTON tIF.I) BOX Hudson, Nash and Studebaker - piAUic 'f,; niiT^ played In five games in '.56, ap- Koadaya HAND GRIPS ^ ^ ' ■'pears the brightest prospect to After Early Foot in Bi^ Money ; -J POWER MOWER nail down .that apot. .Date Team Time ______-A. I ■ I . The Ipne ofitfleld holdover Is Api il 2l .Now York at Boalon 1:55 May h Boston at- Clf'vftlaiid 1: mRSTtm-sutEm, tum-xiossm FREE senior .Alan Johnson, who may be New York (NEAl In sports/* came 80 easily. *But the wheel May- 12 Wafthtngtun at Boston l:25i railed upon to pitch this term! Al­ the big money is on the race track. | spins quick on you sometimes ana May in i?hicaRo at B'xMon 1-55 1 May 26 Ro.^ton at Raltimora 1.55 ‘ though.. he did’ not see any . service , Purses run lii the millions snd the drops you off al the bottom. You Jun*' 2 Boston at WAshtnRton 1:55 3-T DELUXE STAGGERED WHEEL DESIGN on the mound last year, Johnson, !jockey comes out as the'‘h igh -' don’t know what to do. cither. ForJuno 16 Bosmn at Drtrokl 2:25; 5 ft. GLASS who batted .263 last spring, looked est paid of all athletes. Nlqk Wall; me, it was either Jump off a.roof Juno 23 Kansas ('irv at Bo.iton 1 -.55 t Juno jW. Dotruit al Boatoii . 1:55 ‘ im m / tM ta t n m mmre/nisTUt e / quite Impre.isive in winning one of I was a part of it all. but now he's* t • take a drink. I took plenty of lulv 7 Baltimore 8t Boaton 1:55 i three pitching decisions two years ! 50 and he is two months behind In.j drinks. 1 co-ild give all those big JQIV 14 Bonton al ('l*'Vft!and 1:25: ago. lulv 21 Bo.4ton at ('hfeaRo 3:25 ' his rent and he can'{ see how his* dough boys on top some lessons In July 28 riftvclaml at Boston 1 55 : Complete with LEAF MULCHER! CASTING ROD ' Other outfield candidates, all I $53 a week salary can atop him life." Aue. 4 t'liira^o nl. Boston 1:,55 ■ SUPER-CXJSHIONS with the club last season, include I from being dispossessed. ^ Down to laist Suit Aup. U lVaa,hlnRion at Bof*t4‘'n 1 25 WITH EVERY 2.88 CASTING REEL Herb Tyler and Don Anderson, 3opi. 8 BaPilmor#* at Bp.«lon - 1 .55 I Nick was as big a Jockey as When the horses returned to ^opt. 15 Drtrolt at Bokron 1 .5.5 ‘ both seniors, and Bob Fiske and Sopt. 20 Now York aL B(»ston 1:25 dinvinutive Bobby Daigle,' two I could be found, but last year he ran - New 5’ork. Nick put On the lauit of SHOP OUR COMPLETE FISHING DEPT. Juniors. i out of good horses to pu.ih to he the 34 suits he once owned, put a Two pitchers up from the Jav- I 8«ve it up. Today he handl«» an gnol in his tie and went oiU FOR YOUR GREATEST SAVINGS EVER vees, Wes Fe.ihler and Clyde Rich- I elevator in a midtown New York, to the track for opening day. He Name T^nv Apisso srd ,wiir share the major part of ' 'hotel. - ' , ' Waa a dapper little guy, .with the by Kelley's concentration—_— . — —snd I wAii.both. I "Fast-----... money, he was saying, it liny-pointed ahoea jockey.i wear New Britain Coach are given an excellent chance of kills you in the end. W hen I was 1 . and a smile on his face.. His sandy Vol.-to 3.95! TACKLE BOX hslr was slicked neatly making the varsity. Both young-young I, was making big money. I J Hartford, April 10n(45 — Tony sters also pitched^ American know what a dollar meant. So I He 'looked good and he spoke Hiey’K bound to mow out feat at theaa V aluminum body, sturdy welt .'...... Api.iso. an as.ii.it^t football Val. to 1,75! LANDING NET Legion ball last, shimmer. with blew it like it never would end. It easily with the big shots around All populor sizM and s^lts.at low Soft Pricosl low prioea. Check the outstat^mg featuiet / X Feahler posting a 3-0 record and ended, all right. So hero 1 am - the clubhouse . nd all the people coach at'New Britain High School of this bargain. broke and without an excuse in the for several seasons, was elevated iTii‘1 nz-.iiiff WWeMZewril Vol. to1.30! FISHLINE -■ 12, id. 20 lb. test— 50 y a rd s...... Richard a 4-1 mark. connected with the sport said hello. Goodycar’a ezchisivejtriple-temperedt ' Kelley is hoping for a break world."" He made two small bets, blew yesterday to toe head coaching MU Mx fheee Cent . Tefca type Ti*e-Type Tebriet# from the' weatherman ^ as . the Clieliea Product them both.and then went home to post succeeding John Toner. sAiiMHcr fAU O0CI* SAU PtICf* SAupaxi* triple-tough 3-T Cord Body fighta off the Vol. to 29.95! MITCHELL SPINNING REEL Indiana have a tough road to When Wall was on top. he was the ap.i'renier.*' on which he owes At the same time. Gerry Fitz­ three main'die kdlera—Hiat, Shock and FHi elder awdeh ef PLUS MANY MORE SAVINGS ON'MANY POPULAR BRANDS travel before- the opening game a good-looking little kid out of (two months rent and had a cup gerald, a member of - the Boston Fatigue. Tough, durable tread irkh hun­ against , Windham-- at Ml. Nebo Chelsea,. Mas.s.. who won handicap of coffee.. Univei-sily football team was sp- 4.00 1 14' PlymoinK Perde CkeweM, M3.9S i »17.10 Monday. Aprils 22., The locals will races almost casually and got rid poirft'ed an.assistant roach. A half-. No*, Stvdefa^er dreds of Stop-Notches and thousands of play a j2-gam e schedule. Everybody wa.i' r.t the track the of money as qtiickly. as people ne;;t day and Uie Jocks plied their back on Terrier teani.i. and a Safety Edges jpvea extra'traction—puts Th'e Schedule: physical education major. Fitz­ FIH Mwxr eeZeb •( would take it from him. I , money ti adc. * tJO t IS PtyxKwZi, Ht4, OteWoM, 17.9f '19.40 22.04'- ssore rubber on the road for longer srear * April 22, 'Windham, home; 25. He was on Stagehand the day He gerald will graduate ■■ ' Norwich, away; 29, Bristol, "home. But Nick Walt went to work at HwZMn, NaM, Si*axbalnr •1 and extra safety. nosed out Seablscuit in the Santa two o'clock in the afternoon as an The appointment of Apisso May 2, Hali, home: 6, Meriden, AniU Handicap. In 1938, he rode came as. no, gieat surprise, his Come aorlydyafara waVa said awl away; 9, Windham, away; 13. East elevator operator and nobody real­ 7.10 X IS DeZo*. MeS, NeA, OMv i7.as 19.91 . 21.90 24.50 more than $500,000 worth of stakes ly was excited about it. name being most prominently Mercery, PewWec, HxZieii ' la Mia hma Walla] Hartford, home; 15, Bristol, away;- winners. In 1947. he was on top. In mentioned in recent days as the ■20, Hall, away; 23. Meriden, home; VAL. TO 6,00! MICKEY MANTLE VAL. TO 3.30! Official Anverican l.eague- |. 1952, he walked home 'with more successor to Columbia-bound Ton­ 7.60 .k 15 19.S5 21.90 23.95 26.50 27, East Hartford, away; 28, Nor­ than $50,000 for himself. er. Ale won the post over a field DeSele, Mweery, Pediwa Terms as low ai a week wich, home. *’ Earl Sande trained Stagehand, Wrestlmg Program o f, applicants which reportedjy and he‘s broke, too. and living in totaled about 30. ' . CeZMec. OMc, CaryZer, GET OUR RED HOT DEAL Fielders'Glove 4.44 Hard Baseball 2.77 8.00 x 'iS Haweai, PecSerZ 21.4S 24.9S i6 .3 0 29.55 a room'^bovea restaurant in West- To Feature Starr Apisso,, 39, ' "has been in the. Fist Fight and Goal bury; L.-1. ’ ‘ ' „ coachnlg fl.eld nine years, coming ON-3-T NYLON TIRES! VAL. TO 2.101 LOUISVILLE SLUGGER VAL. TO 5.00! EQUATOR "But I've never been happier. to New Britain in 1952 after serv­ •flw Wall says,"than I am. right now. Middletown— Ricki Stw r, ' the Keep Fans Alive ballet dancer turned wTestler, is ing four years at Torrington as an Baseball Bats 1^44 Tennis Racquets 3.99 Wh4n I. was riding. I had more peo- the feature attraction of the aasistant tor three seasons, and prt around me than a politician and wreaUing show at the Middletow^n head coach for one. His 1948 team (Cleveland, April 10 (45—A fiat nearly all of them were a head­ at Torrington went' undefeated. fight and a disputed goal kept Arinory on ,Saturday night. Starr, MORI HOPli RIDE ON OOODYIAR m iS THAN ON ANY OTHER KINDI ache. conaidered one of the moat color- The new coach is a graduate of VAL. TO 1.25! OFFICIAL VAL. TO 3.50! WRIGHT and DITSON 4,818 hockey, fans in a frenzy here •Today the little guys-;-the ones last night as' the Cleveland Barons iful performers .on the -video New Britain High School 'apd I work with, guys just as broke as Teachers College of Connfctlcut scored In the opening seconds of screens, has been signed to meet I a m -m a ke it better than it ever wiibre he wqs a stellar lineman. Softball Bats Team's Balls T, 2.44 an overtime, period to defeaj. the 'Karl Von' Hess, the strutting was. I take the bus Iffid the subway Under- "Chick" Shea at New Bri- Roebester Americans, 2-1. in the Prussian, in the top bout on the NICHOLS MANCHESTER TIRE GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE to work. Can’t go near a cab. Meet Middlesex Sporting Enterprises tsUn, he gained Alt-State honors. VAL. TO 79c! first game of the American Hock­ INCORPORATED VALTO 1.25 ea. Spalding,.Wright and Ditson a guy here and there, talk to them show. This will be a best-of- As an aaiaiatant to the remark­ 713 MAIN ST. — TEL. Ml 9-5390 ey League's Clilder Cup flnals. - you find out what people can be The game winning shot was three falls, a one-tiour time limit. ably auccesafiil Toner, Aplsao 29S BROAD ST. — Ml 3-5179 like. Not the characters I had Chief Big Heart, the new Osage forged two great lines In.tha ‘55 Golf Balls IK,, 6.99 ShuttleCocks 55 c fired by the Barons’ Ron Ingram around YYhen I waa going good. from Just inside the blue.line. Indian wrestling attraction, wiU, and '56 aeasona az New Britain Generous Ti'^per go against Fritz Walllch. the vet- rolled to two atraight atate tiUeZ, JACK^ ATLANTIC STATION HOLLYWOOD SERVICE CENTER «Kn 200-pound German from Mil­ VAL TO 12.00! . Going good, for Nick Wall, meant remaining unbeaten againzti ztate 342 EAST CENTER ST. — PHONE Ml 9-8187 , Al Broach, winner of the Long waukee. ih a one-hour time limit teams since 1964. Tohe*’ ' con- 706 MAIN St,, MANCHESTER~TEL. Ml 9-8232 Open Every Night Till 10 the night he pulled Into a diner on la'And Open golf'.titlf nine times, bout zidered him a very able aaaiatznt Badminton Sets 6.44 is home pro at the Woodmere Club tbe way.borne f»om the track, a.nd, - Arnold "Golden Boy"' Skaaland. at Woodmere, ■ N,Y. a stop-over at a night club. The of White Plains, N. T„ and Big DON WIUIS OARAOE 3-WAV AOJUSTAUE PLENTY OF FREE PARKING porter was mopping the floor and WYMANS OULF STATION INCLUDES 4 RACQUETS, POSTS. Jim Bernard are.alated for a 30r Worked on Slow Curve ^ CUnMGNBGNT Nick said he should sto^ -work and minute time'limit! bout as the sec­ 18MAINST__ TEL Ml 9-4531 NET, shuttlecock ; RULE BOOK 24 MAIN ST.Ml 9-6610 \ ^ CUTS AU MASS have a m*al. ' ond match. Vero Beach.. Fla. —"Moat of V SAFin aUTCM MONEY BACK GUARANTEE "Can’t -b o s s ’ll fire me." the t-PC 3-M-. Md 3-M BOWUNG TEAMS! In the opener will -Hie Cowboy the big leaguera who went into tsdRAROEMD fM AUUWM* porter siaia. Rocky Lee and Miquel Peres of Nick look ou t a $50 bill and gave aervice were out two yeara," aays EHLER’S ATUNTIC STATION KEN’S GARAQE s n a NABC CONMnONS Puerto Rico. Starr, Von Hess. Dodger southpaw Johnny Podrea. It to the porter. "Hkve a steak and Chief Big Heart Rocky Lee and ‘T gueas I'm lucky because I only ANDOVER — PUgrim 2-6227 ^>^PH0NE . . 128 EAST CEKTEE ST. — TEL. Ml 3-1477 WAIL COUPON NOW . . SHOP IN PERSON! DistineYivt. Awards this ta yours," he lald. Perez were all featured .on toe bad one year in top aervice. I never TBirLK X 8TOBES. Ml MAIN 8T. HARTFORD HARTFORE Or there was the immigrant kid Madison Square Garden card Uutt got out of top phyaical condition nww *• rWAwle WaU SBan 8«vtf IMw wte oiid^TropMfts hanging Wound Swatoga in 1947 attracted 19,000 .fans, ipto the ■ n and I worked on my alow curve In JIM’S ATLANTIC STATION GRISWOLD’S SERVICE STATION ■r—u Mr sa*8 near •• a. Man. ROAD and, ROAD m 4 who nSeded $1,500 for ia bond and EAghto AVe. palact o f sports. tile aervice." Podrea waa the TRIPLE S# tea mmmtu A t Manchester*a Largeat lawyer's fees or he’jl be deportedi The first Iteut is slated tp get Dodger World Series Kara, beating 451 WEST CENTIR ST.PHONE Ml 9-8156 - 174 WEST CENTER ST. — PHONE Ml 3-84S9 M itsA im - p . n aMetv FINE SporUng O o o ^ Shop. Nick met the kid once and got up under way at 8:30 pjn. } the Yankees in the seventh and PINE r.- fk jM m u ll a------the money for him. A couple of final game in 1955'. He .won the 1 .' STREET STREET months later, the kid was caught Ntartipg in 1928, hitters in '.the game, 2-0, relying mostly on hia V ED’S ATUNTIC STATION STORES h NASSIFF ARMS CO. using his nsme for touting pur- major leagues received credit for fast ball.'ln the third Beriea game BILL’S MOOIL SERVICE BO $-8771 . uoscs.------The--- $1,600------was _gone. , a home run when the game-win- that year be utilized hia change up 134 EAST CENtiR ST. — TEL. Ml 9-8317 2 N WEST M PO yw U j TPRE. — PHONE • ' - I . E . - -D MANOHlESTER DEPARTMENT STORE MANCHESTER or MANOHBlim . / "That waawas my KindWnd o f i(fe,”Hfe,” he’he ning hit Ihft the park m the last to repel iba / Ajnarioan 'League M l MAIN ST. U U Blala 8L— IMT 1 ’A\ MI3-A7 J - ^—------■ay% "BO ivhat ewt yoa d ot ft $11 e( the ninth inning. ehampidiampiqnay •im : .A', ■ ki'* i , , L 5 \ ' j - . V - ' ' \ - k ' - j I ■ V'f• ' ■ ■ ■ 1 '* 1 f i/'.\ -'-.'M l A 'p'i'T h l'k l ■ 1 p * /,,. . -fj- I '' '\

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Opening / >rald Angle By EARL W. YOST Vacancies Still Exist Sporta Editor &>usy ^ e a t, Trouble Ahead Hartung Memory Stops Giants Fight Toniglb VoM- Vni-li Anril 10 r/Pl__‘ for the New York GianU witli<^and Joe Margoneri. Indiana’ relief Shots Here and There 'fKniflht '^aa atmply terrific on that WIchiU, Hm ., April 10 (fib— Mlanil, Ftax, April . 19. W — • Spencer. Ossie Virgil and I ace Ray Narleski made hia flrat - Baseball fleld at the new Man­ occasion and sparked the home Gets ^ Points- The Brooklyn DiMgers, who Television viewers scroM the >V no s going lO seconu py,g{j^ Caatlemnn all competing, i appearance aince breaking a Anger chester High School ia not ex- team to an upset win over Bob have beeh having their troubles coontry may be able te Reap aa base for Brooklyn? rh.ird base Xcal. in hla second season with; four weeks ago and held the pecteld to be ready this sprirtg and Pettit and Frank Selvy and Co. all spring,, appeared today to official round-by-round tab to­ for the Bostfhl Red Sox and the Dodgers, and Neeman, the No. I plants hltleas over the last two all gamea involving the Indians in an exhibition. After the belt­ Ancr 19 Assists be In for more woes w'hea the On Building Up Andre Rogers night on prdgreee of tba Davey ripvplnnfl Indiana’’ First base > choice on last cfall’s draft list,' innlng.s. ^^■ill again be played at* Mt. Nebo. ing by Hannum, Knight slowed National Le«|pie season starts. Moore-OU Uadfili featherweight t je v m n a in a ia n s , r i i s i "•‘“V ^ them.selves the most good in The anclnnatl Redlega powered which is one of the best flelds doira to almost a walk. Tlie oflton. ApTil (/P)-yThe Warren. Spahn, V the Mtl- hont in Miami's Btseayae lo r U e ir o il. t a i c ii jo r m e | exhibition games. i five home runs to down the Wash- "hatchetmen" Han.ium referred to 10 Arena. The reventh-raaked in the state. The main drawback Comeback Boston' Celtics— waokee Bras'es, one of the top THBV { Cbic.'igo Ciib.s. Probably never,' slapped a two-rim double ington Senators 9-7/Wally Post had at Mt. Nebo is the fact the field ia with Boston are Jtm Loacutoff' and„ lefties In the league, probabl.v Cadllll is a 9-5 favorite. have BO many niajor league clubs coiky Valentine with one out two of the Redlpgs’ circuits with Dick Hemric. t-wo powerful e leading the National Basket­ ao r bumnkd m t h The Miami Boxlnc Ooonto- too far from the center of town. will see more action against Ci-l/WY HAATLNGt clo.sed in on basehall's opening day im the ninth inning t<) give the Ted Kluszewskl, Gus Bell and New baseball mdntdr Tony throwing performers. ball Assn, finals at last— them than -he usually does. He sion eald it wimlu raake remid- with as mr.ny vacancies still to Dodgers a r>-4 victory over the Jerr>- liypch getting one apiece. THE OAMTS HAva D’Angona at Cheney Tech has al­ agree with St. Louis Coach hasn’t beaten them since LOSS, KEPT by-rbund sco cs avatlaMe to rnK/R ^fiOlNS be filled. At least 10 managers Milwaukee Braves. Brooklyn went Eddls Yost homered for the Sena- ready run into a problem, a site Yankee baseball rOotei’a, and mostly because Ihe rarely broadcasters if the later- will have to come up with cleci- Alex Hannurti th.' t rebounds WELL Into the-final frr.me traliing 4-1 ' •ots. to 'practice daily and a field there are many in this afea, •ivon’t pitches against them. but national Boxing Cldb dldB’t ob­ slon.. before the' wrup.s arc taken when Gilliam and Pee Wee Rteae Carey llellvers will decide the i hamplonship. Tlie UNoaa WOAPS. AMDRB ject. IBC Director E-arry Mark- where he can achedule games be left out in the cola In regards But he allowed i.nly three off .the 19S7 rampaIgTi next week. each walked. Cimoli’s aingle loaded -;plher gamea, Jim Davis teams are headed West for what son in New 'York said aMtoa** W'ithout worrying about a n y to telecasts, of thrtr games into hits in th« first six innings • Junior Gilliam. Brookl.m’s regu­ the bases and brought in Valentine. '^^**5*** **^>'^* th* winnlng^nin in conflict. . Uncertain weather the the-Connecticut ay6a. Channel 8 in could b e’the concluding garne to­ iC»euMT‘TM4MID ter was np to the -MBaml lar second ba.soman last sea.son, is in relief of Carlton W lllev.. A sic-,' the ninth as the Chicago morrow night after loston downed against an all-right handed bat­ past- week has set baseball prac­ New Haven ban scheduled 20 ting order yest rday, although ^BAHAMA aor; Board. Use of r ) scores,,if !snp- a cinrh to be in tto opener day riOce A" by Carl Furillo and Roy^JJ^lJ® «''«/'• ‘“e St. Louis tice back considerably at schools weekend ganyes from Yankee Sta­ the Hawks 124-109 last night to ilOOkS LIKE plted. would be optional with lineup. But he may start at third Campanclla’s aingle sent home fWo Carey a two-run ' where no indoor areas aiie avail­ take a 3-2 edge in the hesUof- the Brooks won the game, 8-4. TMEASAL the broadeasten and sponaers. dium. FirsJ^ game on video will In the ninth-. base with Cliarlcy Neal at second runs and another base on balls ^ eighth carried the able. ferture ihe Bronx Bombers seven eeries. iOODEAT and Gino Cimoli in left fleld.,' followed by Neal’s two-bsgger New The 10-ronnd bout a t lBp.ni. agalhsU-The Boston Red Sox on After twice coming from behind ,*A foer- (ESX)- carried over ABOtole- Prank Maizone and ,Tcd Lepcio drove In the game-winners. ; j'l'f.i? ' M ick Sivisfling f o r the Fences A^ain Two players who received big / pril/'27. Cliannel 22 in Spring- to deadlock the competition, the are in a dogAght for the Red Sox' Nceman and righthand,-d pitcher i nand-Llttle visioh and radio networks, wUl breaks ip off-season baseball deals field will feature the "Game of favored Celtics finally moved be the first TV action for third base Job. Bob^rA vlla and ' Moe Drabowsky combined to lead S!,,, ® , 71. Mickey Mantle, getting over his usual spring Injuries; began swishing for the fences in Mantis are Bobby Shantz and Art Ditmar the Week" on 24 Saturdays, plus ahead. Billy Harrell are ih the running' the C'ubs to an 8-3 triumph over i RRh^lnning style as the Yankees headed for New York and the start of Uie American League season. It waa Moore who turned pro after Ted^s Back in Business who were traded by the lowly ty'Q exhibitions Thi« Saturday the Several days earlier Hannum Women^sJjQep wtantog-lhe I9SS National AAU for the same posj. with the .ndians. Baltimore. Neeman-kntmltidNcemaii knocked iSin' ’ '^ r g ^ a o ^ ^ ^ J l S ^ 0*0^ ^ !;;^ not good ned^s for pitchers. _ '* Kansas City AiHr-to-the New Y o ^ Detroit Tigers and Pittsburgh had said "Rebounding will be the Betwem blASlil 'at generals, senators, sports writers, tans and I Ray Boone and Eddie Robinson pre four runs with s home run and title and qualified for the Just about evsrybody. Ted Williams docs a little hitting, if he with the Giants sending infielders Yankees. " I t is a wonderful Pirates will be on teevee from deciding factor in the series." Olyrmplcs. i the contenders for Arst.base With • two doubles. Drabow’sky went the chance for me, "Art DUnia^-said Ends Bowling feels up to it M he does here, for the Boston Red Sox. j the Tigers. distance and permitted only Ave Hank Thompson and Ed Bressoud Charleston, 'V. Va. Channel 30 in Dominate Backboards and pitchers Jim Constable and Best in Training Camps in Floi-ida. "1 hope that I xian be Hartford, as ;.reviously announced, i Job A Tnssup singles. The game was called af- Fernando Rodriguez to Minne­ a big winneie for the Yankees." will also carry all Saturday "Game As if to prove the point. Boston t The regular catching spot with ter eight innings to allow the clubs apolis. Thompson was sold outright Dltmaf, who lives in Springfield. pulled the ball off the boards 73 With Tourney of the Week" attractions, plus 18 6 RSox Lineup i the Cubs is a tossup among Cal to catch a train. .with the others going on option, Mass., pitched in the exhibition Sunday home and away games of times to fl for St. Louis last night ■ Neeman, Charley Sllvera and Ray I The New York Giants as a major cSntrlbution to the out­ evened , icanssa8 ag tytv sold pitcher Lou Kret- game at Mt. Nebo Igat October for the Boston Red Sox. The complete The Women’s Bowling Leegne New Punching Bag Katt. White .Sox Manager A1 Lo-| their series against Cleveland a f - ; low to-Seattle. 9€attl« and optioned pitcher Yanks’ Johnny Kucks Spec Shea’s Majm- League All- come. I schedules appeal elsewhere on to­ concluded its season last night Lists Maizone pez is undecided about Jim Rivera ter 16 games by producing s 4-2 ; Dave Newkirk to Shreveport and Stars against Hahiilton. Shea, who day’s sports pages. St. Louis Ace Bob Pettit got only with the annual Handicap Carnival and Walt Dropo for A,rsl ba.se: I triumph behind the combined Ave-| Carl Duser, another hurler, to Lit- HOlfSEWIVF,’.S LEAGLE hails from I'^augatuck. is now in one rebound in the second half j There's no sure thing at third base | hlt\hurling of Allan Worthington j tie Rock., at the Y alleys. Mary McCarthy Rolling Pins and Coffee Cif^ Spectacular on Mouild the public Yelalions field and is after hauling In 14 before intermis­ topped the field of 25 women with At Third Base Being Kepi Secre!; scored' 4-0 shutout \’ictories ovCr doing a gr^at Job. He has decided Fisliiiig Derby Saturday sion. single games of 96. 113 and 131 foe Double Boilers and Flying Sau­ to abapdon his annual fall junket Second aiimial Fishing Derby . Meanwhile, Boston rookie center a three-game total of 352 includ-t cers, respectively, while Spatulas Greenville, S. C. April 10 (gfi—• New-A'ork. April l 6 'i/PI—Obser-...ances, striking out only two bat- with 0 e big leaguers in the New sponsored by the Recreation De- sensation. Bill Russell grabbed 14 njg a 12-pln handicap. Fran and Skillets rolled to a 2-2 stale­ England area. Last yeai 's venture The Boston Red Sox have their Chicago. April 10 in 'ghampion’.s manager. Marv Jensen. Tlic patent is pending. \ ' - •/ Church 107, Hllma McComb 109, i Best looking team Milwaukee Temple. Redleg.s, Gino Cimoli, 4,000 the previous year, to Nebo. handicap and rolled gamea of 105. The Sox figure on Frank Mai­ Claire Obreniski lOO. Alice Huy i will be awarded to the boy or girl Even if the game in St. I-oiiis \Jensen calls it a "Combination;------^ ------Braves. ' Dodgers and Bubba '"hillips. White wraps up the title, Rus.«ell has a 105 and 118 while MlSa Dey zone at third bate, Billy Klaus s t New York (NEAII — Clem La-., the bo:}, lie gives this as one of .w asn't made to feel that he was 107, Rose Robertson 106 and Gin­ Speaking of Bobby Shantz, the who cat( hes the largest fish in the shortstop, (jeiie Mauch at s6con(] b ig ." ' thinking about hiring some Brinks Most improved team -S t. Loui.s Sox.' following categories: blue ■ gill, good chance to smash the plaj-ofi chalked up airings of 105, 115 and bine feels that he removes any I the real rbasons why so many being shot at each time the ball ger Rydlewicz 107. Cardinals. Most ■ improved pitchers- -Red little southpaw who astonished al­ 104 in addition to her handicap of with Lefty Mickey Vemoh. .and Fhjlmer, training for his title men for' the Job. .' lingering doubt about the baseball'II I pitchers•«; tiVe. left hi.s hand. most everyone when he captured 24 perch, pickerel, bass and bull­ record of 207 rebounds established Most confident club- New York Murff. Braves: Don Dr.vadale, by George Mikan of Mihneapolis 18 pins.- righthander Dick Qemert alternat­ defence a ^ n s t Sugar Ray Rob- However, this reporter was very b.lng stuffed with Jackrabbit. .VeedV Smooth Motion in STY LEAOT'E decisions in 19.52 with the second head. The Park Dep’artnient has ing at first. Ina^ May 1 in Chicago Staidlum, fortunate in catching Fullmer ’'Formerly, a pitcher was taught Yankees. |Dodgers and Duke Maa.s, Tigers. slocked the Annex with 600 fish in 1952. He needs 18 to tie it and Handicaps ranged from Amy "The balboy might sneak intoj ,<.xhe sweep of the arm, the that as soon as he finished his mo- Two teams Wilco Tool and Most spectacular hitler • Stan Moat spectacu'i r relief stlae division Philadelphia Athletics, Pikey. present Town’s woman The outfield, which Higgins con­ can plow, into it with upper-cuts, taking a punch at it. 1 and Center Springs ■•■Pond with 19 to break it. rights, left, hooks, bolo punches— the lineup and knock the left field carrying of , the motion through ion with the follow through he ABA Tool - pdsted similar 3-0 Musial. Cardinals 124 hits in 51 —Rene Valdez, Brooklyn Rookie, brings to mind a conversation champion. who bowled from siders the best in basebw, consists "There’s not a shot in the books should drop back.^plaht himself on : win.s over Gunver Mfg. and Spen- had with him in Florida. After 2,500 fish. Each youngster must Mikan got his'in 12 games for of Ted Williams, Jim PlersaU and just about everything. tliat I can’t take at It," he said. stands down with a line drive.” to Its logical conclusion gives the times at bat for .4711. relieved Drysdnle with bases full a 17.3 average. Russell has 189 re­ scratch to Beulah Shorts who waa says the^;Dodgerst crew cut relief pitcher rhythm," explains Lablne. the balls of his feet like an in- i cer Rubber, respectively, and Mer- firing the usual question at Shantz provide hia or her ow'n fishing Jackie Jensen. Jensen isNtreating his brain "Any punch I throw, this bag can Most spectacular pitcher and nohod.v oiit in the tighlh and gear. Prizes will he donated by bounds in eight playoff conleats spotted 38 added pins. Mrs. Shorts w ork^ "I can't hit piy hat size. y..jjQ prepared a treatise on fight- fielder and get set to go in any ■ rill's Market edged Dean Machine Johnny Kucks, New York Yankees Brooklyn,, leading, 3-2. Valdez dis­ —"How's the arm feeling? . . Do bowled games of 111, 107 and 85 Sammy White remains the'Ho.' ehUd like a my- ball he throws. If you make dist No. 2. St. John's downing St. lights stop a 69-fcot polo at the the Yanks hoping that hia team­ Center .Springs Lodge which ia playoff ganie. for sixth place with similar .339 offices On W. 42nd St., ready to "We get to Phoenix and every­ place, much less over the fence. Rhode Island 3, Quonsst Flyers 0 wants to punch it, it is hrbught can throw i^xfight cross to the that pitchers actually have to cur­ Before the owners decided less and lunle.ss innings against fool mark in right center. body la watching him. First time "I don't want that again," Garry tail tlieir follow through in self create counterfeit Babe Ruths a mistakC' the ball is likely to be. janies' No. 2. St. Bridget's defeat-, m ate, would do well which would located on the North bank. Tly! .Sharman Hoo|>s 32 totals, each fired a 122 single for promote the daylights out of Rutgers 11, Princeton 8. out, ceremoniously unveiled atid "Jelly roll.", Yankees, March 25). Mo.st promising rookies -In- make Shantz’ Job all the harder. ^luirs— Rodgers, the—bijt.—timid lip, he belts one. It hits Ihe top of says, “.sn we're gningttn let Mr then carted back to the vault whhp Tt does everything but hit defense against- the higli - power ' Juicing up the Intltr-ths— piTOltfr "It "Ut of sight or it s pnnoible—*or gj jiia iy ,. LiiianUfl I.Tmi*lAn': contest opens at dawn and closes lunnerup honors in that depart- the pitcher to lose a leg.' Mo.st di.sap'pointing hitter ■ fielder-outfielder Tony KirTTek, I'll be pulling for Shantz to make 12 Bill Sharman scored 32 points, youngster who is tq open the sta- the fence- -and goes over. ‘Luck, | Rodgers do it on the field first.” Fullmer Is. finished. Jensen iC^ back,’’ '^he said. projecjlle being hit back thn^ugh j could relax now and then. .H e I shaded North .Methodist No. 2. St. at noon. rookie Tom Heinsohn 23 and Rus­ ment. New York Yankee outfielder T MS AS* T Kaa# CAea^Tiel rrt-A Hank Bauer, Yankees (went 0 IVIfor stlJlIVCrJ',.ankees; alKIand IfltlllClIIpitchers •IllHTlJuan Vi*.Piz- good for despite his lack of stature ' ______son at shortstop. luck, luck,’ I'm saying to myaelf. Rodgers is making a big Jump Never-Ending Fire sell 14 as team strength buried HAMIK AI* ( ARMVAI. \ Hank Bauer closed the 1958 sea­ James No. 7 beat Sc ona (^ng c - . „ntil he finallv snapped alump ; zaio Biave.s- Don (’ardw cll^’hil - HrikI. Rodgers, to Garry’s eye, has all They started writing him up aa if This is only his third year in or­ XI gational, and Communilv Baptist , ,,.,,1, . f ■ , ’ r: > his heart is bigger than players _„,l KtiorLdo\»Tia son with exactly 600 base hits snd With no breathing spell, no 1 nearly twice his size. Speaking of * UIH lie s a n il IVlIOCKaOn n 8 the Hawks whose Pettit hit on 13 Mary- McCarthy 12 9l> H3 ni 3A2 the potential lo bring people to he were a new Babe Rylh. An ex-j ganized baseball. He has a .387 at upended Concordia Lutheran I " >‘b a .single . ; lies ami Tom Chcne.v, Cardmal.s. 21 Pi-an Cramlall 14 lOfi ior> 118 342 sn even 1,000 runs baited in. choice for the real rhythm of the * .4: a a mm,.. . _ 4: m .a- M:i„.i.A.. 1 Mo.sisiaa* surprisinga. . aI m . - a showing1. a...:m..w tHar- f a m' Kucks. the lanky righthander was Wednesday night fights on tee­ of fleld goal tries and wound up the Polo Grounds *— a matter j aerv'iceman and all that. It was- St. Cloud ip Class C ball as top follow through, no chance to doctor Ibc 0“ Wr matches. South Metho- M----- i u'iimer Most disap'pointing rVinoV.,- R.nM. pitchers « i,.ii with 33 pointy. » lf( m 115 104 .342 r.v Ander.son. unheralded Phila­ the most impressive of the Yankee vee will continue for another 52 Boulah Shfdtt ‘U 107 85 341 which is important to the New ■ terrific." |credentials. Last year, he batted the ball, except' with a little resin! , d'st No- 1 loo>« ">> four Points from , p “. T , ® ' ' ’'f'®"' pitchera I observed in actual ex­ weeks beginning with the June 1 Hannum was optimistic after he Vi riiapnian IK no 109 103 340 York National League franchise. But somewhere on the w-ay to .300 at Dallas until hit by a pitch Pro golfer Betty Jameson wron the pitcher is under never-ending I Center C0ngregati0n.1l No. 2 ,nd ; ^aiMlna s and Don Latsen, V an- delphia outfielder, who hatted only kept the team behind locked doors r)f»t ’’a mind, a stairs.’’ says Clem Labine. "That New Haven. April 10 (4’) — Yale i Goldfield. Nev. Thi.s was the purse the public,, hypijotized by th* Baltimore (A'(—Like any oth­ basic drawback to the tub-thump­ opened its home ba.scball season in j offered for a world lightweight. aJor league meetings in Los r"wa up into the bleachers with as Eli hiirler Ray Carlsen hold NYU i fantastic ptomote.'- who built Georges Caipentier fight, backed the 25-year-old fancy Dan from National Football League, where Phoenix, Ariz., A pril.30 (A*)— Angeles, received s letter front sn to six Scattered, hits on a w'ihd- 'Dinisy wooden s'adiiims practically o'*t. prettj’ a body check aa Eddie Roxbury, .Ma.ss.. ^-bo recently up- passing is a vital part of the pror- who Army major who had coached Shore of hockey fame evet threw. Superstitious Ja"k Jorttan. who swept lield. j overnight to stage battles that Not until Rickard's last big pro- .set .Sugar Hart. fessional game, ia.for big, f a a t never* permitted a photOgraph bi- Hartung. service returnee who waa Other Sports One of the hits was a home run made history and changed prize duction—Gene Tiinney and Tom ends who can haul in the aerials fore competln<~ in a midget car to report to the Glints’ Phoenix Mlchigan'State'a 1956-57 basket-. Tliomas K. Swayze haa been the for quick scores. In reviewing the camp. with none on by Sy Faitell in the | fighting from a felony to a r.espec- Heeney—did his public' fail him. ball team played bifor# 216,016 ] Univeraity of Miaslssippl'a base- rare, died last nlglft of injuries third inning to'.put NYU in front table, legal industry. Rickard threw his money ardund club’s college draft picks before '"The fella starts going into the fana in 26 games. 1 ball coach aince 1953. the Baltimore' Sportqjvriter's suffered • in a racing accident at Page 27 2-0. The visitors had scored a lone ; Now, nearly three decades after confetti When his* match the Arizona F a’ ground Sunday. things Hartung had done,” Garry ______run in the second. ; George Lewis Rickard's elaborate , -maker. Jess McMahon told him Assn.. Ewbani; had this to say: ’"I recMls. "Home runs, no-hilters, .X' spoke at the penitentiary and one Jordan. 3.5, of Alhambra, Calif., -WT. -1 s s “ ®'* “ “P on-funeral in the Madison Square' that he had signed a 'fighter for waa injured when haa car flipped stealing bases. 3?he works. But he r of the inmates asked me why the closed it with the line that' killed Last ^I0nrs hlffllts " *^*'‘P‘® *’■ -'ophomore ' OaVden he bpilt, ir his book. The 1 a moderate aiim. Tex shouted' and overturned tv.'ice while round­ *ps* •'fs* I'10m Molumphy. a walk to Ted Magnificent Rube,Charles Sam -1 "Give him some money! Make the Colts didn't draft a 6-5 and who me: 'He also threw numerous run­ can do 300 yards In 9.9 seconds— ing a twi-n. The Californian, who ners out at the plate.' . I Greensfelder who raced, to second, uels reveals how and why the ' fight big!" . ^ X remained in his liiit car. ap­ Hollywood, Calif.-Carlos O r t i z ,'drawing a throw permitting Mo- tight-Upped man from the plains ; one who can catch passes and ’"That _^did it. I had the letter then fight, for extra j’ardage. "I parently banged his head on a mimeographed and ‘ distributed to 137>,, New York, stopped I,ou,; lumphy to score. became the gieateat fight pro- ' t, , , wooden guardrail. Filippo, 139, Los Angeles, 7. Ray Lamontagne put Yale in moler the world has ever known ! RJckard reached his first plat- told him ■yre were looking for play­ all the newspapermen there. They front in the sixth after he walked. ^ ; eau in New York with the Benny WHO ers like that," Ewbank said. "And picked it up wjiolesale. Overnight. Portland. Ore.---Johnny Holman. — ---- OneatluB Arises ! Leonard-Richfe Mitchell thrille'r- I added that if there W'as- such- a Eight of the 11 baseball games Hartirngla a big thing. It got so 203. Chicago, outpoint'ed Rw ar^ * ‘° ‘® _^ _ • _ - , A e-eli/f 4,ls».An> v*>a>vi XTVT; . DRIVE Martinez. 1.58, Glendale,. Ariz., 16. team\,something like this: .,‘''I'1I life was studded with story-book ; story of'T ex Rickard as I knew and gives up to miles on a gallon. See and drive action. Although in later years' him. The only objection I hava 50 Lowell. Mass. Eddie Andrewg. have'Sand.v Amoros .in left, but if the 4 CV today! 1. 152, Lowell, stopped Joey Klein, he doesn't hit it may be Jim Gil­ Tex was vague as to whether he to the book is, the title. It must 150, New York, 3. liam unles.s Charlie Neal doesn't was born in ML-jouri or Kansas. ] have been derived from', the fact withCONFIDENGE IN ^ LL K ^ You’ll get a lift in a hit at second and I need Gilliam hia mother, Lucretia. recalled that : that Tex Rickard was 40 j-ears London—Dave Charnle.V, 133'*, she did not hear hef infant’s fir s t. of^ age before he c'yuted’ big' London.' outpointed Joe Lucy, .there. But don't forget Gilliam, , i 134 3-4. London.'15. (For British could wind up at third, although I ■'* ® cabin in Clay County, Mo,. AMdrica’i w'ould. have to find a spot for - Don due to a poase taking pot-shots at But there w as, nothing small ’55 BUICK 'S3 MERCURY Nd,1 Buy ^ 5 0 .0 0 Lightweight Title I.. Jesse and Frank Janies. BONDED Zimmer if he continues to hit like about the ideas'he got out in-the Hardtop. Hhow- C l I O C London—Terry Spinks. J13 3-4,' he has and Ra-nd.v Jackson does­ . Before creating the miiIioni;doI- sticks. Hardtop. Loaded C l O A C Get going get S u ff^ ill tki$ leison! You'll be miles ahead in $marmesst England, atopped Jimmy Lough- n't.’’. It was at this point that the lar gates, Rickard had been auc- w lth extru . room condition. . ■ la*# rey, 112. Belfaat, 4. Yankeei writers departed. One of cessfull.v a cowboy, town marshal, BRAKE SHOE EXGHANBES Whf.^ Because Surr^twill givea 700 $0 much n w r $ for jrpur money! Matchlesa them said: "We .shoulitln’I.have any prospector in the Yukon, tailoring! Perfea fit! Magnificent all-wool and wonted fabrics that have no Professiqital golfers, and -ama- troubie understanding Caseyfl house and saloon 1 eepep^,,mba.,,Andy Wasil Signs WAGNER-LOCKHEED HYDRAULIC PARTS teura with a handicap m>t exceed- iistengel (Yankee. Manager) now. Klondike and Nevada gold rushes, , Ts-i > ------peer^in their price class! ing five atrokes are eligible to after listening to Aiston.” Aoldler of fortune in South Africa : e»V€*S o V S t C l l l BRAKE CABLES • BRAKE DRUMS TURNEDi qualify for the United States Golf and a cattle baron in Paragiiay. BUICK ■ 0 P.S.: Get a pair of Su rr^ ill oolor-bleoded slacks with your Surretwill suit and Assn’s women’s open champion ’56 PONTIAC ’53 The 1924 Syracuse -University Had Winning ^Ymy Milwaukee,' April 10 oPi ..An­ ship. The entry fee it $10. football team blanked.aevenj^vals. prttto — you'ii have tbru u a u t outfits in smart buy! Where ^ you Rickard mixed a keen shrewd­ drew Wa.sil, 18, of Ltaniford. has 4-Door Hardtop. S O ^ O 4-Door. Radio, - Complete Line of • All sYyiM in FRAME HITCHES for towinq trdiim ness with a disarming naivete. He joined the Milwaukee Braves farm Fully equipped. J T J heater,' dynaflow. *995 CHROME beat that for value! had a winning way with big people. system. • DUAL EXHAUST SYSTEMS His contagious ehthusiaam was his Wasil, a rightharded pitcher MATERIAL SantoriU rak ~ .4 5 0 to driving force. He had the pow;er who won 15 games against one de­ • FENDER SKIRTS • ROOF TOP CARRIERS Simrliiili of infecting his millionaries si-fth feat in his Imt two years in high fuiTtortll eoter-b) excitement about hla dream extrv- school, signed a contract yester­ If your dealer doeen’t stock parte, we inrtte your InquiriiN. > SPORTING GOODS aganzas. day with Eau,OaTte, Wls., in the ’S3 CHEVROLET “ <$2 FORD Sartkwill mix ''a ( Class C Northern League, ' «Mb*ner Club Sedan. $ 7 0 ^ Victoria. S 7 Q 1 C Equipped. Only # a « # A real gem! T J •FISHING *GOLF • CAMPING Spintii Takes to Sea HEnSAVCID • ARCHERY •BASEBALL ■ ■■ , . _ * » OPEN MONDAYS Carters ; “Bradenton Beach, Fla. iJPi -War- FAMOUS BRAND MACHINE SHOP MERCHANDISE IJST nn Spahn.'ace southpaw of .the 30% ”^60% ; Milwaukee Braves, had in unusual WORK (R.0THES ! hobby this spring. After-workouU SEBYICE : he would drive 14 miles to his MODERN STORES FOR AUTO PARTS Men^ For Painters, Anna Maria cotUge. Inflate a 16- Landl MOTORS |\^ANCHESTER Carpenters, Plumbers foot Navy rubber Ufe raft and row ■ in the Gulf of Mexico. One dey a BORG WARD and RENAULT’ CHURCH CORNIRS GLENNEY’S S s 651 rAIK SntEIT 191 C IK m i STRICT 'pitching teammate, Lou Burdette, 8ALES-SEBVICE—PARTS MAIN AND 90ULIVA8D ills ' drove up from Sarasota and Jollied HARTFOdD • EAST HARTFORD • MANCHISlte ■•A f M 1 Spahh for an hour in the rafU The ; raft belonga to WarreQ’a wife, Lo- ■ >i JA d^ 7.1111 Ta.JAduM S.2161 ^ T a . MItcMI M lfS IHnlibv ff o Rane, wh() uaea it flahing In a; lake im i .111 1 , JL 'on Uietr farm at Hartahome, Okla. i T . • i ■ - i ,'i / - / 1 /■4 5 ' -I c/', '-‘-j : '-=■/. -sS r ., . \ • •’T W: 1 . ■'irw fi-s . 'vy.-/r*V; ... . . ' " . r r ■'/ - V ' i i . I’v ' \ - r Vi' . \ v\t': -v, / ' V. .1 ■ V ■i; '•V-: HANC STlER EVPNtNG RERALIj; MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAYI APRm 10, i957 PAGE ■ 1- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1957 -I'v Machinery and Tools 62 ^ A C IE WkBtcd to Rent €8 Eottfiw for Sale 72 y Suburban tJt Sale 75 LcgalNotic* LectU Notice ------—', ' ■; ^ ^ ^ ONB a*” JIO SAW. WlU cut 48” AT A COURT ^ PROBATE bald 45 Household Goods' Si THRBII. •' FOUR room uBfumUftCHl klAMCHBSTER^New listing-only ^DXiE BEACH, Westbrook — AT A q o m r o r p r o r a t e b«kt THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW ! BY FAGALY and SHORTEN ArticlM for Sals circle. Complete with motor. Ml rant aranted by June by bimlasas $16,800 for six room Cape (>>d on New cottage, garage, fumiahed. at MSnebeater thin and for Um at Manonnter within ank for Qier Aatomobiles for Ssk , 4 BuMnem.Serrices Offered 13 S-7790 after' 5 :3Q p.m. District------of------Ms — rster, on thk 6th day couple. MI 8-6710 after 6. Foxcroft Drive,'.'Hot water, heat Value, $14,000 wUl take $1(),800, of April, 1967./^ District of Manchester, on tho 9th day EXPERT CONCRB3TE WORK—Ftoora, steps, SLEiEPtNO BAG for |al«: axoel- CLEARANCE of April A.p. 1957. ' IMS C A bnX A C coupe low mlle- oil fired, gerage,. combination $8,000 . down, mortgage arrOng^. ITesent. Hm . John J. Wallstt, Judge. Present, Hon. .Tohn J. Wallott, Judgs. m lent condition. Call MI 9-4868.after .age. Vary clean,, raqio, heater, porches, ratioa, .etc. Expertly Selectlpii U step Ubles and end storm sash and do6rs. Priced for Call owner MI 9-1915. Estate ot/EUsa Ellen IVirbes, late qi Trust estate u/w of John Bdwtn WHEEL ALIGNMENT—WHEEL BALANCING hydramatic. .power ateering, •white done. CaU PI 2-8833. . WSRiOUT' I iCAQO 4. Mindcal Inatraineiita 53 Hanchesw, In said District, deceased. Swanson, late of Manchester fat said tables. 1/3 off. Need room for n$w for Sale 72 quick sale. Exclusive with Glenn The administrator having ^’‘hlblted district, deceased. RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING yfall Urea.. Good traMea, low bank Bgs JOCKEVS NUU f TM NOT ( hip administration account with said RADIO %TV Service.' Sewing ma­ LOAM, DARK, rich, stone free. stock. liu a ic fostnimental, zratat. Oon^ Roberts Agency, Realtors, AD Upon application of The Manchester COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE Advertisement terma. Fitzgerald Motora, Talcott- TANE VUUR HI Wanted Real Estate 77 estatofto this Court for allowance, tt Is .Trust Company, Trustee, praring for chines and amall'-appllances re-t AIWA'« SEEM TO BE Prompt dell'very. C ^l PI 2-6277 or Visit ou'r showroom for fumlturs plete Un« of Instruments. Rm tal 68 FT. RANCH, six rooms, two 3-9888, evenlngK Mr, Wilson, New- O^ERED: That the 2ted day of ville. Tel. MI 3-5191. Open eye- OFFATME SO Initon MO 6-^8. authority to mortgage certain reU as- CLASSIFIED ADVT. paired. Call Ralph Aldrich. Ml. 9 0 SENbTnVE TO Wllllmantic ACademy 8-3383. of qusllty for the entire horns. > applied to purchase price. R ep^ ceramic baths, entrance h ul, at- IMMEDIATE action assured- Need nl. 1957, at eleven o'clock, forenoon, tate particularly, described in said an. SEE ninga. All day Sunday. sentlng (Jlda, .Selmer, Ped- the Probate Office in the Kuntcipai pli^Upn on file, it Is 9-8487. I OmrURBlNO NOISES t^ e d garage, porch, sweeping two and three bedroom-proper- tiding in sold Manchester, be and DEPT. HOURS BEAUTIFUL AFRICAN' violets, CHAMBERS FURNITURE ler and Bundy. Metter'a Music views, Isrgt) maples, three room HOUSE HUNTING? ORDERED: Ihat the foregoing ap- IMS CHEVROLIH' H-lon panel, double or eingl^ all colors, all Uee. Bayers waiting. Realtor the same Is assigned for a hearing oH llcatlon be heard,.-and determined at 8:15 A . M. to 4:30 P. M. CL^AN a n d paint those gutters Studio, 177 McKee. MI. S-7BOO. apartmeht possibility. Carlton W. Ws have many choice UsUnga the . allowance of said administration Sle Probate office In Manchester In good condition, $145. Call MI sizes; O il MI 8-8740 /o r appoint­ SALES Members of Multiple Listing. Real account 'with said esute. ascertain­ now. Avoid cosUy repairs. later. Hutchins, MI 9-5182. Multiple List­ mging from a five room, home Estate Center, JA 8-8524, evenings said District, on tho 17th day of April, 3-4383. ment AT THE GREEN for $10,700 to one of the "Cheney ment of helrh and order of distribution, A.D. 1967, at eleven o'clou in the Ml. 8-1383. ^ ______ing Member. MI 3-4305. Md this Court directs that noUco of CLARKE MOTOR SALES COPY CLOSING TIME Open Eatates” for $40,000. Near Bowsers forenoon, ahd that notice be given to 1951 CHEVROLET two-door Fleet- TWO CHILDREN'S Murray dump 10 *.m „ - 5 p.m. 7:80 p.m. - 9 p.m. REGULAR $595 the time and place assign^ for said ail persona Interested in said estate of 301 BROAD STREET— MI 9-2012 RUBBISH AND aShes removed. $14,800—Two fsmUy, built 1948. School We have a four room, cape LISTINGS WANTED for all tvpes hearing be given to all persona known the pendency of said applIcaUon and FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. i!ne, good condition, $395. Phone General cleaning,, cdllars, atUcs trucks and two tricycles for sale. to be Interested therein to appear and M I'9-1741 or , AH 9-8029. ABSOLX^ BARGAIN — Custom Neat and clean, near bus. Shop­ with shed dormer and two fire­ of homea. Single, 2, 8, and 4 faih- the time and place of hearing thereon, and yards. Reasonable wtes, M. MI 9-9480. Cable Nelson mahogany ping. Carlton W. Hutchins, Ml places, a five room ranch with be heard thereon by publishing a copy by publishing a copy of this order In MON. THRU FRI made cornices snd dra^. Slip­ ilys' apd business property. CaU of this order In some newspaper having some newspaper having a circulation 1958 CHEVROLET 4-door aedan, A M. Rubbish' Removal. Ml. 9-6183. Multiple Listing Member. full basement, and a real nice co­ Miugaret Cleszynski, Broker. MI a circulation in said District, at least in said district, at least five days be­ K 10:30 A. M. 9-9757. REO 25” rlde-a-lawn sulky mower. -covers, 859.50 and yp. Choice o f , Spinet Piano five daya before the day of said hear­ powerglide, radio, heater, white PracUcaUy new. ’Coet $310, sell fabrics. Budget ternis. Mrs. Rita, ‘ lonial with many extras. There Is 9-4291. _v- fore the day of said hearing, to appear SATURDAY 9 A. M. SIX ROOM ranch In excellcht loca a large three bedroom ranch on ing and by mailing In a certified letter if they see cause at said time and wall Urea, two tone'’paint. lull $310. MI 3-5835. JA 2-7780. ______on or before Anrif 10, 1987, a copy of place and be heard relative thereto, and FLOOR SERVICE. Floors simded us6d only a few months, Uon. Two baths, finished reerss Woodbridge Street that some smart LISTINGS WANTED, single sad this order to Hannan ChrlsUna Me- price $985. Low bank terma. Fitz- and reBnlshed. TR. 5-3071 or TR. make return tp thle court. tlon room, fireplace, garage end buyer can make a good deal on. On two-family houses. Member of Caushey, 80 Church St.. Manchester, JOfi‘ HN J. WALLETT. Judge. TO17R COOPERATION W n X geiiud M otbn, Inc., TalcottviUe. BRECK'S DRY, oily or. normal ■V. \ $ Conn. 5-1050. excellent condition, large lot. S. A. Beechltr, MI Parker Street we have a six room MLB. Howard R. Hastings, Real­ BE APPBEGIATEO shampoo. 82. ounce bottle for $3.50. GAS STOVER Good condiUem. Rea­ 9-8952, MI 8-8989. JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. 1952 . INTERNATIONAL panel DOORS OPENED, keys tltted. Russell's B vrber Shop, comer Oak sonable. Callal^ m MI: 3-5082. colonial that must be sold at any tor, MI. 9-1107, any time. LiqrO B PERMIT truck. Very good condition. May F B u r vNJ9T GET IN FQOIfrOF tuning Included, $498. price, but quick. If you want two LIMITATION ORDER NOTICE OF APPLICATION ct^ied, vacuum cleaners, irons, and Spruce Streets. $10,500—Five . room 1950 ranch. AT A COURT OP PROBATE held be Been at 144 Main St., or call 'EM VWEN TNE LKTHTCHAMjES! TAKE YOURjUr TIME PAYING! acres or so and some seclusion, we LISTINGS NEEDED for all types Dial M l 3-5121 gtma, nSte.,. repaired. Shears, VlOW! WHAT PERCUSSION' WATKINS BROTHERS Aluminum storms, ameaite drive, of hbmes and buslnesa properties. at Manchester within and for the This Is to give notice that I, MI 9-748$^ kmvea, mowers, etc., put Into con­ PIONEER POVVER lawn mower, YES! 3 FULL YEARS TO PAY! have a Cape Cod with two baths District of Manchester, on the 8th day THOMAS CA8 CONE of 68 Standleh four cycle. Good condition. Will excellent condition, 160' frontage, Arthur Felbcr, Broker. MI 3-1409. of April, 1957. dition tor coming needs. Braith-. 'Titutki.ta- ' j “SUPER” “DELUXE” 985 MAIN STREET and two bterooma on Gardner Street. Hartford. Connecticut, have filed 1954 OLDS 3'-door hardtop Holiday trade for outboard • motor. MI •i> ■ ___ high elevation, view. Carlton W. Present. Hon. John J. Wallett. Judge. an application dated March 38. 1957 waits. S3 Pearl Street. Hutchins, M l 9-6183. Multiple List­ Street. Good selection of ranch WANTED—BuUding lots in Man Estate of Alexander Crockett, late of with radio, heater, white wall 9-0173. 8 ROOMS OF FURNITURE homes, both new and used. Two in with the Liquor Control Commission for ing Member. Chester Any zone. Phone MI Manchester In said District, deceased. n Restaurant-Beer Permit for the sale Urea, power ateering, power HILLS' TELEVISION Service. E.NORTWWOOP. ./// All 100% Guaranteed Rockledge, one on a wooded lot on On motion of Violet R: Nemcroff of of alcoholic liquor on the premises Lost a|ul Found brakea, power windowa, power 24G MANTTOBA, ONLY $433 3-6273. said Manchester executrix. TOOLS & EQUFMENT Available at all times. Philco fac­ I, EIGHT ROOM single, in excellent Vernon Street, larger one on two known as No. 67 Blsstll Street. Man­ aeat. Here ia A car next to new WHITE LAUNDRY TUB. MI ORDERED: That six months from chester. Connecticut. LOST—Tan clutch ba*. vicinity tory supervised service. Tel. MI. $18 Delivers — $12.18 Month Wearing AppareL—Furs 57 condition, large lot, good location. acres off Porter Street and some the 8th day of April. 1957. be and the that'’coat over $4700 and you can 3-8652. WANTED—Real estate ' UsUnga. The buslnesk Is owned by THOMAS Benton St' and High School. Find­ 9-9898. — YOU GET — $16,200. S. A. Beechlsr, Realtor. more. Also have a clean cape, (Contact Turklngton Bros. Realty name are limited and allow'ed for the CASCONE of 68 StapdlBh Street. Hart­ buy thia at Fitzgerald Motora for TWO TEENAGE girl’s suits, size creditors within which to bring In their er pleaae call lid B-9824. 16-PIECE BEDROOM MI 9-8952, or MI 3-6969. ' vacant, that the owner must dis­ Co., 361 Center St., Manchester. ford Conneeilcut, and will be conducted oonoN $1998. Low bank ratea, good CHUCK’S RADIO and T V. Service. SINGLE MAHOGANY bed. box 12-14. Worn only Sundays, $10 claims against said estate, and - said by -ntOMAS CASCONE of 68 SUnHish spring and mattress. Also miscel- 18-PIECE LIVING ROOM pose of. Asking $18,000. Ml. 3-1507, evenings MI. 0-5665 or executrix Is directed to give public Street, HartfordfiMfonnectleuL as per­ tradea. Open evenings and alt day 151 North Main St. MI. 8-6517, 4-K>^ 12-PIECE KITCHEN each. MI 8-7807. 5% ROOM RANCH, garage, Uiree noUcB— to the. - creditors...... to bring-ring In their laneous chairs. MI 9-4061. The above are Just a few "eX' ML 3-7731. mittee. eiovES imTTMn—T.ady'« wedding ring. Call residence MI. 3-8980. bedrooms, flrsplsce, lot site IlOx elusive” listings with this agency. claims within said time allowed by pub- ^ ^ THOMAS CASCONE. M I a-270a. llshing a Copy of this order In some Dated March 38, 1967. ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR"^ Wanted-*-To Buy 58 200. Good location in outskirts of We also have UI the" multiple list SELLING YOUR property? LUt newspaper having a circulation In said Tha old stead* 1956 PLYMOUTH 4-door sedhn. GONDER’S T.V. Service, avaliable Manchester. 8. A. Beechler, Real L.M.—M.L. which means (Live robate .district within ten days from any time. Antenna conversions. Boats and Accessories 46 TV SET AND COMB. RANGE Ings of the other Manchester Real by for aU uasa push button > automatic, radio, tor, MI 9-6952, MI 8-8989. tors available. Modern—Multiple List) with the B\e date of this order and return make LOST—White kitten with gray PhUco factory aupervtaed service. Free stdrage until wanted. Free WANTED—Boy’s 20” trainer bi­ to this court of the notice given. at shop, tarn heater, tw o ^ n e paint, white wall Our office is always open all day Ellsworth Mitten Agency, Real­ mark iharkings. MI 3-8103. tires, b a ck u p lights, only 8,000 Tel. ML 9-1488. IN STOCK—You-mak-lt boat kits. delivery. Free set up by our 'own cycle and chest of draiwers, in JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. or bom*. Starcraft aluminum. Evinrude good condition. Call MI 9-2182. STOCK PLACE—New five room Saturday and Sunday from 1 to 5. tors. MI. 3-6930. miles,, nery clean, next to new. reliable men.. ranch, basement garage, near bus, AT A COURT OF PROBATE held Knl'twrlat. LOST—Wallet, vicinity Mori'arty DICK'S WEATHERSTRIP Com. Roofing and Chimneys 16-A Help Wanted— Female 35 Help Wanted-r-Ma1e 36 mqtors. Sales and service. AU T. J. CROCKETT. Realtor at Manchester within and for the Br o w a or Coat qpftr $3400. it's yours for models from 3-35 horsepower. Me Phone for appointment school, snd church. Asking ARB YOU CXINSIDERING Bros. Reward to finder. Call MI low bank term#, good pany, doors and Windows, custom MI 3-1577, or Res. MI 9-7761 District of Manchester, on the 8th day whits. ROOFING — Specializing In repair­ CLERK TYPIST tor general office MAN WITH mechanical ability for Bride's Sports Spot. •1111-4 O nter Hartford CH 7-0358 WANTED—About 50 ft. of wooden $14,000. E A E Realty, MI 9-8297, SELLING YOUR PROPERTY? of April A.D. 1957. 3-8880. Fitzgerald Motora. Open .work, guaranteed. Call MI, 9-1683 MI 3-4480. We will appraise your property after 6 p.m. ing roofs of aU kinds. Also new work. Apply Alexander Jarvis Co., full time work. Capitol Equipment St., Mi 9-8747. After 7 P.M. (H . 8-4890 fence. Call Ml 3-5364 after 6 p.m. WEST CENTER ST.—Immaculate Present, Hon. John J. Wallett, Judge, SEND THEM 3 9 e P r . ^eninga Ull 9. All day* Sunday. -roots. Gutter work. Chimneys 6 Dover Rd. Co., Inc., 38 Main St. free'and .without ady obligation Estate of George B. Nevers late of NOTICE IS HEREBY given that See It Day Or Night SIX ROOM Cplonlal, brand new, six room Cape, two unfinished, Springfield, Massachusetts, leaving Oardea Olovisa Optional Share Book No. 2330, ' AIRWAY SANITIZER sales and -Cleaned, repaired, 28 years’ ex- McIn t o s h b o a t fireplace, aluminum^ storm ^ in ' We also buy property for cash. property In Manchester in said district, 1957 MERCURY MONTEREY WANTED—Two women for laundry WANTED—Young married man to If you have no means of trans­ Rooms Without Board 59 nice location, oil heat, 1% baths, Selling or buying contact deceased. THE 08« Pair sued by The Manchester Sa ' hardtop 2-door , with MercomaUc service.' P. O. Box 381. Phone Ml. ^ rie n c e . Free estimates. Call COMPANY dows and screens, tile bath and Howley.'Mancheater Ml. 8-6881. work. Must apply In person. New work part time morhlnga, four portation, I'll send my auto for fireplace, ameaite drive, $17,500 S'TANLEY BtUY Realtor Upon application of Georgo F. and Loan AasociaUon,- Inc., p-ish button drive. Heater, two 3-5210 before 8:80 a.m. or after 8 52 OAK STREET, MANCHESTER Call A. R. WUkle and Co., Real recreation room. Oil hot water Nevers. administrator. pra>'lng (or au­ p.m. Model Laundiy, 73 Summit St. hours. Applications being taken you. No obligation. BRAE-BURN RfcALTY been lost and application haAbeen tone blue, back up lights, white Johnson Seahprse Dealers. tprs. MI 9-4389, MI 9-0849. Mem heat, on bus line, near school, thority to convey certain real estate SCOTTS made to said Ao^iaUon Tuesday and Wednesday, 11 a.m. PLEASANT heated room with pri­ church and stores. Excellent fl Ml. 3-6273. particularly described In said applica­ HOMETOWN wall tires. Only 3,000 miles, Jl^at PLOWING LAWNS and gardens Heating and Plumbing 17 THE PRUDENTIAL 1 p.m. Manchester Pet Center, 995 vate bath. Call ML 3-4038. her of Mancheater MLB. tion on file. It Is ment of the amount of depdait, nanclng available. (Jharles W. ORDERED: That the forcTOlng appli­ like new. save $800 at Fitzgerud with rotary plow. Call PI 2-7669 Main St. Showing a complete line of 1657 A— L—B— E— R—T— 'S LISTINGS WANTED—Single, two- FERtiLIZER Motors. It's only $2986. Low bank INSURANCE, COMPANY ROOM WITH kitchen privileges, ROCKVILLE — Six room house. Lathrop Agency, Inc., Realtors family three-family, business cation bo heard and determined at the NOTICE 18 H E R B B I^ given that after 4 p.m. motors, teats and trailers. Newly renovated including new MI. 9-0384; Probate office in Manchester In said NEWS ~ Optional Share B d^N o. 8447, iS' terms, good trades.' Open evenings PLUMBING and beating—Repalra- DRIVER FOR light delivery and 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD centrally located. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 broperty. Have many cash buyers. District, on the 18th day of April. A.D. SPREADER till 9. and contract worn. CaUBa. 9-8541. stock work. Apply In person, 226 Paints, hardware, marine acces Arch St. hot water heating system, -On nice Mortgages arranged. Please call 1957. at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, sued by The M ^hester Savings OF AMERICA HAMILTON wringer washing ma­ WEST CENTER ST. — Cape Cod, and that notice he given to all persons MORTENSEN TV. Specialized RCA Spruce St. before 6 p.m. series. Good deals on used teats lot. This Is a terrific ‘ buy for George L. Graziadlo, Realtor, MI. and Loan Asaoelatlon, Inc., has S. WATSON, PLUMBING and heat­ chine, two years old, reasonable. ROOM TO RENT. Inquire State $10,900. Rockville—Six room house three years old, immaculate con Interested In said estate of the penden­ Rotary agitator type. been lost aatL^^eation has been television service. hU. 9-4841 has an opening for a competent and motors. ditlon, oil heat, aluminum win­ 9-5878, 109 Henry St, cy of said application and the lime DE CORMIER MOTORS, ing contractor. New Installations, clerk typist. Permanent employ­ 172 High St.. Manchester. Tailor Shop, 8 Bissell St. MI 3-5047 with two baths, garage. In A1 con and place of hearing thereon, by pub­ Lever controlled spread­ made to v M AoaociaUon for pay- FLOOR SANDING and refihisbing. alteration work and repair work. and MI 3-7383. dltion. Completely renovated, dows, fireplace, tile bath, base USTINCiS WANTED—Single, two- lishing a copy of this order In some m «it of the amount of deposit. SAYS, ment. Attractive working condi­ Store hours 9-9 ^ally ment garage, large lot, on bus er. Spreads Seed or fer­ Specializing in old floors. MI. MI. 9-3808. DESIGNERS 9-5 Saturday THREE PIECE living room SSt, $13,500. Vernon—Five room ranch. family and multi-family houses. newspaper haring a circulation In tions,-short hours, five day week. very good condition. Call after 6 ROOM FOR gentlemen or couple. line, near churches and schools. said district, at least five days before tilizer evenly. Rubber 9-5750. Brand , new $13,800. M anchester- Investment properties, land and thft day of nald hrarlnp. to appear !f lack and brown male "THESE FINE CARS ARE LLOYD'S PLUMBING Service as­ Opportunity for advancement. Experienced men required for p.m. MI 3-8136. Quiet, near Cheney's. 224 Charter To inspect phone Barbara Woods Call Lee Fracchia, Dog Regular salary increases. Six room bungalow with hot water lots. We have many qualified they see cauae at aald time ana place tired wheels. HAND-PICKED TO PLEASE YOU. Ce n t r a l r e p a i r Co„ 367 Oak­ sures satisfaction, prompt service. layout and development of elec­ MeINTDSH BOAT CO. Oak St. Tel. MI 3-8368. heating system. $9,800. Manches­ Agency. MI 9-7702. prospects. Nettie L. Miller, 473 and be heard relative thereto, and make I. M I S-85M. BANK RATES OF COURSE" land St. Repair work on all makes CH 7-6124,, MI 9-5485. MI 9-3102 GE FREEZER, model NA-Il, ca­ return to thl« court. Central Downtown Location tronic equipment. Business ma­ ter—Five room ranch, brand npw. BEAUTIFUL East Center St., Manchester, Ml JOHN J. WAI.LETT. Judife. lawn mowers, outboard motors pacity 381 lbs., like new. Call Wil- 9-5010. Representing Samuel M. JISOUND-Part Gordon Setter and chines or similar experience help­ MANCHESTER BOAT CO., 10 limantic, AC 8-3339. | NORTH END—Furnished room, 63 Three bedrooms, one convertible BRICK HOME / p ^ IrlMt Setter, male. Call Lee and English motorcycles. MI 837 Main St., Mancheater to dining room. Beautiful living Lavitt, Broker, 7 West Main St., LIMITATION OBDRB 1955 Cadillac 8- 1208, Rear of Eddie's Auto Serv­Millinery Dressmaking 19 ful. Excellent opportunities for the Essex St. Daily 12-9, Sat. 9-9. Union St. MI 9-2469. 39 STEPHEN STREET AT A COURT OF PROBATE held 4-TINE Fracchia, Dog Warden. Ml 8-8594. MI 9-5226 HAMILTON aulorhatlc gas clothes room with fireplace. $16,000. Im­ RockvUle. TR 6-2717. at Manchester within and for the Four-door sedan, Model 62. They ice. right man. Scott-Atwater - Ana Boats. Gracious eight room English type come no nicer anywhere. All alterations on women's and dryer, de luxe model, costing $400 FURNISHED ROOM for rent near mediate occupancy. J. D; Realty District of Manchester on the 4th day SCOTTS N O nC B IS HEREBY given that Applications are being accepted for Co., John DeQuattro, Broker, WDt with center hall, four large ted- MUL’n P L E USTING offers the of Abril. 19^. new w. w. Urea ^oo. HONEY WAGON Septic Tank children's dresses, coats, suits, 12 FOOT SPEED BOAT and 16 foot when new', asking $100. MI 9-8604. Main St. Gentleman preferred. 9’ rooms, lovely dining rodm, 1% Present. Hon. John J. Wallett. Judjfe. SPADING Pasa Book No. 78932, issued by trailer, 25 h.p. Evinrude. remote 3-5262, MI 9-3640, MI 9-8075. combined services of 25 realtors, cleaning, repairing, Installations. skirts, etc. Call MI 9-6838, 9-5. GRAY MANUFACTURING Hazel St. MI 9-2170. baths, two fireplaces, -tremendous 60 salesmen to help sell your Estate of Frank Cheney Jr., late of The Savinga Bank of Manchester F.ull price $3,395 CLERKS — TYPISTS controls, electric starter. PI 2-6405. 17" COMBINATION TV with con­ Manchester in said District, .deceased. 24 hour service. Reasonable rates, 49 FT. RANCH, thiee bedrooms, closets, delightful porch, alum house. For Information pleaae call LAWN SEED ' has been lost and applicaUoh has CO. verter and three speed record ROOM FOR RENT. -Heat, hot On motion of The Connecticut Bank FORK been made to said bank for pay­ free advice. MI 9-2330. 37 hour five day week. Liberal 16 Arbor St.. Hartford banks of closets, huge kitchen, fire­ inum combination windows, at­ Carlton W. Hutchins, MI 9-5132. and Trust Co., Hartford. C^nn., co- 1953 Ford Moving—^Trucking 1955 CHRIS CRAFT 60 HP inboard player, AM-FM, radio. Call MI water. Parking. Single, $10, exerulor. ReKardless of where ment of the amount of deposit. benefit program. Apply at Employ­ with 2200 pound capacity trailer. place, cellar, % acre, centrally lo­ tached double garage, attractive A tough, wall d u b Coupe. Custom V8. Radio, REFRIGERATION sales and serv­ Storage 20 "A GOOD PLACE TO WORK ’ 9-3209. double, $7.60. 18 Brewer St., East ORDERED: That six months from your service man or It’s easy to g t ^ a lovelj ment Office. Call JA 8-8568 between 8 a.m.-4 Hartford, near Pratt A Whitney. cated, $17,900. Carlton W. Hutch­ lot. A well built home in top condi­ the 4th day of April. 1957, be and the built fork ds- heater, direction signals. A local ice. Commercial, residential, air ins, MI 9-6182, Multiple Listing tion in a fine location. Legal Notice same are limited and allowed for the lawn. Simply' decide conditioners, freezers. A. and W. AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO., local p.m. After 4 p.m. call JA 8-7367. Inquire MI 3-1406. creditors wdthin which to brinx in their woman is statRmed, signed to Annomicenieiits one owner car. TELEVISION SET. In good condi­ Member. ASKING $29,000 which of the three Scotts Refrigeration Co. MI 9-1237, MI and long distance moving pack­ FIRST NA'nONAL STORES Liqi'OB rKgMIT claims acrainst said estate, and said the Manchester Eve­ stand hard Only $295 down 9- 2050, MI 9-0055. ing, storage. CaU Ml. 3-5l8‘7, Hart- tion. CaU MI 3-5836. PLEASANT, CLEAN room for two MADDOCK AND deVOS, Realtors NOTICE o r APPLICATION co-executor Is directed to xlve public wear. SO” seed blends fits your SituatinnB Wanted— Ruildlng Materiala 47 gentlemen at Center, parking, bath HOUSES. HOUSES, houses—Man­ notice tq tne creditors to brlnff In their INCOME T AXES prepared In your - _Iord-CH. 7-1423^ JA 2-0255 ning Herald a n be Tors handle — "D ” home or by Mpointment. Exper­ ~ ■ Fork A uakiand Aves," Female 38 and shower. 29 Hazel St. MI chester and way stations! To buy, This Is to iflvc* nollco that I. OLIVE claims within said time allowed . by need. 1953 Chevrolet ...... ri'tn. ft. $.065 to hell—ring cither tell. Office MI Evenings ’ I. MURPHY of 34 West 8 l . Manches- publishing a copy of this order In some top. ienced tax work. Call MI. 8-4728. GARDENS PLOWED with John MANCHESTER - Movmg and Cler.r Casing 17” GE T V CONSOLE with con­ 9-7083. newspaper having a circulation In said warded to be at “ Mail East Hartford 4x6 Cutter—Random Length 9-1642, Home MI 9-1146. MLS BU 9-9045 JA 8-0139 AD 2-6983 ter. Conn., have filed an application enub (foupe. Radio, heater, de- Deere tractor. MI 9-2136. trucking Q>. Ml. 8-8668. Owned verter aa is, $35. Call M l 9-5058. dated April 2. 1957. with the Liquor probate, district within ten days from Call” regularly with aU INCOME TAX prepared. Personal froeter. Very sharp in and out. and operated by Walter B. Per- WANTED—Waitress for nights. Ap­ .WOMAN WITH car desires baby­ only ...... lin. ft. 35c ROOM FOR RENT. Gentleman. member. Madeline Smith, Realtor. Control Commission for a Hestaurant the date of this order anij return make IDEAL FAMILY HOME permit for the- sale of alcoholic liquor to this court of the notice elven. and buaineas. Frank FaridorJ. MI. Only $295 down rett Jr. ply in person at Willie's Grill, 444 sitting evenings. MI 9-1676. Flush Mahogany Doors—all CHean and comfortable. ‘ Call MI JOHN J. WALLETT. JildRe. the, hometown news ROI4^A-WAY BED and mattress, 9-4633 after 6. MANCHESTER 7 HACKMATACK ST., on the'prem ises 991 Main St.. Man­ 9-3315. Household Services Center 8t. MI 9-8061. sizes to 2'6" ...... $6.20 chester. Conn. people away from , U v d H«od MANCHESTER Package DcUvsry. HOUSEWIFE to look after children Nails 8 A 16's Common— reasonable. MI 9-7825. Spacious modern colonial featur- The business In owned by Olive T. and SCOTTS INCOME TAXES done in your in her homfr while parents work. VERY COMFORTABLE furnished Six room Cfolonial, large rooms, Fred Murphy of 34 West St., Manches- 1953 Nash Offered 13-A Light trucking and package deliv­ CAPABLE WOMAN ' picked u p ...... per keg $10.50 two years old, 1% baths, fireplace, .ing six large rooms, family size home are so anxious home or mine. For appointment Statesman- 4-dr. Sedvi. Hydra- ery. Refrigerators, washers and Call MI 9-4061. front room, hot water heat, tUel kitchen, breakfast area, dishwash­ ter. Conn., and, Vtll be conducted by Oil Tailor-Made GARDEN ' TURF caUM I 9-1533. Windows—complete—(set-up) , bath with shower. 381 Summit plastered walls, garage, amesite OLIVE I. MURPHY of 34 West St.. to get. matir, weathereye, tinted glass. FURNITURE repairing and refir.- stove moving specialty. Folding ' To care for infant all sizes ...... from $10.80 drive, nil city utilities. Good loca- er, exhaust fan, 1)^ baths, two fire­ Manchester. Conn., as permittee'. Local one owner car. Ishlng; antiques restored. Furni­ choirs for rent. Ml. 9-0763. Town Advertisement St. or MI 3-7720. OLIVE I. MURPHY. New York—Somtf $150,000,00U RAKE YOU CAN now buy your favorite daily in new home. Prime Shakes No. 1 carton tl«i. places, recreation noom, attached BUILDER ------Only $295 down ture Repair Service. Talcott'vUle, WOULD LIKE to care for child In double garage, lovely lot. Out ■ of Dated April 2. 1957. worth of. chemicals are required magazines, dally and Sunday Ml. 3-7449. my home days. MI 9:2316. packed—gray and' white Public Hearing Tanner Street—Seven room sin­ OBDEB o r NOTICE WRITE BOX B ^ per sq. $11.95 town owner must sell! . STATE o r CONNECTICUT. District each year to tailor automobile lu­ 14 tooth gar­ newspapers at the Charter Oak Painting— Papering 21 Apartments— Flats— gle, fireplace, sunporcb, oil heat, of Andover. Probate Court, Town of Telephone MI 3-5121 Tour g ra a a Grocery, 88 Charter Oak S t 1x6 Fir Sheathing TAG ASKING $24,900 bricants for American motorists den rake bpUt 1951 Chevrolet PLAT FINISH Holland window c /o HERALD In accordance with the provisions Tenements 63 combination windows. Very good MADDOCK AND deVOS, Realtors Andover. April 8. 1967. 15 cents’ worth for every gal­ will be green­ ' shades, made to measure. All PAINTING AND paperhanging, Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 (5000’ minimum) ..perM $97.00 of the Town Charter, notice is condition. Garage, ameaite drive. Estate of Loots C. Dimock, a.k.a. Circulation for long wear. Two-door Sedan. Radio, heater, JA 2-0255 Txiuls Clinton Dimock. of Bolton In said lon' of lubricant. Among other er and the metal Venetian blinds at a new (jooo clean workmanship at rea­ R N WANTED—3 p.m.-11 p.m. Coll Western Framing—Loads hereby given'that a Public Hear­ APPUCATIONS being taken for Near Bowers School. t-All city utili­ District, an Incapable person. Head forged CAMP NEY-A-TI powerglide. A clean local car. sonable ratea. 30 years in Man­ BIRD, cat and dog supplies, whole­ Evenings uses, these chemicals serve to from one piece roots stronger low, price. Keys made while you MI 9-2324 between 10 a.m. & 2 only ...... per M $114.00 ing will he held In the Hearing new three room apartments in ties. Priced for quick sale. JA 8-0139 BU 9-9045 AD.2-8983 The Conservatrlx on said estate hav­ Department with Turf, ' Only $145 down chester. Raymond Fiske. Ml. ^ p.m.. or Glastonbury MEdford sale and retail. Daily 9 to 6 p.m. ing suhmittod her nftnual account of keep the engine free from sludge of solid steal, wait. Marlow’s. Knotty Pine-Econo-Paiiel Room of the Municipal Building on four apartment buildings, four Builder, o . _ - ' 9-9237. 3-2134 between 6 & 7 p.m. Ask for Tuesday, “rhorsday, Friday nights CHARLES LESPERANCE, her doinifs with said estate to this and permit an even flow of oil Today1 SH ft. handle. CHINA, MAINE ' 7 to 9. P ortef^ id 's Route 5 and from per M $125.00 I’ e I6II1 day of April, 1957.- at apartments each building. One MANCHESTER—Town line, South Court for allowance It Is ordered that In winter and summer. FORMICA coimtera, ceramic wall Mrs. Coleman, Laurel Manor Con­ building ready April 15, one May the 16th day of April, 1967. at liOO 'V 1951 Chevrolet and hoor tile. Let us modernize Qiapel, South Windsor. JA 8-3391. Oak Flooring ..from.per M $159.00 eight o ’clock in the afternoon on Realtor .Windsor—Wapping, State Road, valescent Home. ------1. one May 15, one June 1. All ap­ o'clock In the afternoon, at the Probate A small camp for fifty boys, 7-16. Pour-door Sedan. Radio, heater, , your bathroom and kitchen. For Courses and Classes .27 Mahogany Paneling per M $189.00 a proposed Town Ordinance aa fol­ 3.3 acres. 200 foot frontage, six Office in Andover, In said District, be Ma n c h e s t e r Pet center for aii pliances, basement wash and dry, MI 9-7620 History Told in Flasks ' Respcmsible leadership, carefully powerglide. A real sharp car. tree estimates call ML 9-2655, The WAITRESS, preferably 'with grill lows : room ranch and »Un rporn. four and It hereby Is assimed for a hearlnz balanced achedule for a summer of WELDING—Leam arc gas and your pets and pet’s supplies. Bea,- ■ We deliver throughout Southern a n o r d i n a n c e tile bath, shower, vanity. Indivi­ years old. Thre^e .bedrooms, Uving on said account, and that all eersons - Only $145 down TileiShop, Buckland. experience. Apply Weva Lunch­ New England. FIRST TIME ON known to be Interested therein be notl- Boston — , in the early 1800’s, ROUND out-door fun, relaxation and ac- heliarc, plus principles of gle puppies. MI 9-427^ S * H ESTABLISHING A SPECIAL dual rbtating television antennas. room, fireplt^e, picture window, eonette, 387 Main St. flod of th#* tlm4» and pl^ce sot for raid bottles became records of Amer­ iManrlfwtrr quiaitidh of new ekllls. Variety of WEAVING (A bums, moth holes metallurgy. Plenty of jobs offer­ green stamps. Open M on d ^ - Sat­ TAXING DISTRICrr Three minutes from parkway, 20 modem kitchen, separate dinette, hearlnff bv cauf^inff a copy of this MARKET ordpr !o bo publlrhod dneo !n aomo ican history. Special "historical POINT camp activlUes including golf, fiah 1956 Bulck and tom clothing, hosiery runs, ing high pay. Easy to leam spare urday, 9-6 p.m. 'Thursday, 9-Fp.m. NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. Section I from Hartford. Exclusive, adults tile bath, breezeway, garage. Full WANTED ^ only. $100 monthly. In outskirts of nowrpapor havlni? a clcrulatlon In raid flasks” were molded to ahov,’ Uke- Ing, crafts and trips. Best of food Hardtop Riviera. Xike brand handbage repaired, zipper re­ time. Write for free- book. Utilities In accordance with the provi­ Beautiful four room plus two un­ cellar, hot water oil heat, copper Dlntrlct and poatod -on tho public rlioi WEEDER new, placement, umbrellas repaired', Engineering Institute, Box F, A K C REGISTERED English 381 STATE STREET - upper Rockville. Phone MI 9-4824. nesses of heroes and popular fig­ S H O V a Nurse and modem Infirmary. In REGISTERED NURSES Springer Spaniels, eight weeks old, sions .of Section 28, Chapter Five, finished. Oil heat, fireplace, plas­ plumbing. Mortgages arranged, poat in tho Town of Boltoh and aont by lEurning cluatve fee.' Local . representative. . ‘ Only $2,695 full price men's ahirt collars reversed and Herald. tered walls, full Insulation. Garage, Price reduced to $16^00. rortiflod rn'atl. portae^ prepaid, to ures of the time. The opening of LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSES reasonable. JA 8-7764. NORTH HAVEN, CONN. of the Town Charter concerning YOUNG WOMAN with dhe child Daisy Bakor Dimock. Consorvalrlx, bv canals and railroads ^nd the You'll need Matthew Maetozo, 60 Maple Street. replaced. Msrlow'a Little Mend­ all city utilities. Near school and George L. Re^or, hor attomoyr. Shonhord, Murtha and Tough, tam­ ing Shop. the establishment of a special tax­ to share four room apartment In launching of ships were Slso com­ one of these Phone MI 8-4887. Tel. (Hestnut 8-2147 stores./ In excellent condition Manchester. MI Morrltt. 97 Elm Stroot. Hartford. 14,. pered steel 1M9 Plymouth Bonds— Stocks Mortgages 31 Hours 11 a.m.-7 p.m. Good work­ ing district and subject to . the Hartford with another woman and Connoctlcut. all at loast flvd daya be­ memorated in bottles. for all your WANTED- Homes for kittens. MI two children. MI, 3-8330. throughout. 30 day occupancy. fore tho day rot for raid hoarlnp. Ifrra lii weeding a n d blade is fast Four-door Sedan. Exceptional ELECTRICAL work ^efficiently ing conditions and pay. ' provisions of Sections 8 and 9 0 . MANCHESTER — Center St. Six MAGIC FOR YOUR next pitfty or done. New work, old work, altera­ 3-4333. Cjhapter Three of the Town Char­ Priced, for quick sale. CHARLES H. NTCHOt^ON. Judge. hlUing Jobs. scoring. Has throughout. Radio, heater, de THE VERNON HAVEN Diamdndis— Watches— room Cape- Co^, two full baths, A foot-long gopher, a burrowing iMuiquet. Presently filling engage­ froster. tions. Your satisfaction is guar­ AAA MORTGAGE PLAN ter, there is hereby established r. AT A COURT OF PROBATE held reinforced ment in 'Mancheater area. .Call CONVALESCENT HOME Jewelry 48 Business Locations A Real Unusual Buy four bedrooms, living room, fire­ rodent, can dig a tunnel 300-times blade, e x tr a anteed. Call MI 9-8976 any time. PURE-BRED Beagle pup, about 3 special taxing district for the -pur­ place, knotty pine features, moth at Mancherter w’ithln and for tho its own length overnight. Hartford AD 8-1273, extension 281, Full price $29^ 1. A first or second mortgage at (4 miles from Manchester) for Rent 64 District of Mimchester.'on the 8th day strong handle. low interest rates. months old. $10. MI 9-6997. LEONARD W. YOST Jeweler, re­ pose of defraying the cost of main­ em kitchen, storm windows and of April. 1957. before 5 p.m. REUPHOLSTElRING, slip covers Roqkville - TR 5-2077 anytime 2. A comfortable repayment plan pair". adjusts watches expertly. taining and operating^ the town SMALL STORE "on Purnell Place, .CHARLES LESPERANCE screens, hot water oil heat, ga­ Preaent. Hon. John J. Judfe. 1952 Will.V8 and drapes. Large selection of THOROUGHBRED Boxer puppy Eatate of Ida E: Holbrook, late of TELEPHONE answering seiwi fabrics. Quality workmanship, to fit your pocket. Reasonable prices. Open dally. fire deptirtnient. the outer limits near Main St. Apply Marlow’s, rage, covered terrace. Good condi­ Manchester, in said District, deceased. TwoKloor Sedan. Excellent condi­ Mrs. Marjorie Cappcl, R.N. with papers. Trained, has shots, wlU accommodate two business or free estimates given ii) your home. 3. A no red tape arrangement. Director of Nurses Thursdav evenings. 129 Sprucr of such special taxing, district to 867 Main St. MI 9-7620 tion. Mortgages arranged. 6%%. The executor having exhibited bis ad­ professional telephonea. Write Bm tion. We sold it new. $50. Wonderful disposition, loves Street Ml. 9-4387. ^ b. the same as the boundaries of GOorge L. Graziadlo, Realtor, ministration account with aald eatate Use Scaleeide for Dormant Spray Smith's Upholstery Shop. MI Money Waiting—One Day Service children. Call MI 9-2762. MANCjHESTEK—Six room (Jape to this -Cmirt for allowance, it is C, Herald. Only $155 down 9-4663, evenings MI 3-7267." Boss V. Urquhart Jr. the Town of Manchester and the TWO-ROOM office suite, 38 Elm Manchester. MI 9-5878. ORDERED: That the' 22nd day of Mortgage Lending Agency Manager. inner limits of .such special taxing St., Rockville. Suitable for pro­ Cod under construction, baths, April, 1957, at two o’clock, afternoon, GRAND OPENING of the Farmer’s RUGS CLEANED and shampooed. 75 Pearl St., Hartford JA 2-4221 Fertili2*rs 50-A district, to be the same as the fessional or business. Inquire fireplace, garage. Bowers School, MANCHESTER — Reduced! Six at the Probate Office In the Municipal Live Stock— V chicles 42 $17,000. Manchester—Three bed­ Building: In r^ d Manchester, be and Market, Thursday, April 18. Farm DE CORMIER . MOTOR "Our care means.longer wear.” EVc.nings and Sunday, JA 3-5154 NURSES AIDES. Full time, 3 p.m.- boundaries of the Eighth School Rockville, TRemont 5-2505. room Cape Cod, many extras, full the same la asalimed for a hearinif on fresh fruita and vegetables ifrdm 11 p.m., part time, 11 p.m.-7 a.m. room Colonial under construction, SALES, INC. Free pickup and delivery. Smith's. WE BUY COWS, calfs and-beef arid^UHllttes District. price $12,900. ^ o r t way .out, .ex­ the. allowance of said administration farm to you. Dairy products, fro­ Upholstery Shop. MI 9-4663; eve Call Ml 9-2324. CHICKEN-MANURE foi-lawn-and T h r e e ROOIMS suitable for office 1^ baths, fireplace, extras, ideal pandable 'Cape, one acre - land, account with eaid Estate and this Court 24 MAPLE ST., j ^ N i ^ S T E R cattle, also entire h«ds. CaU ' ■ Section II zen foods snd Eaiter plahu. Open­ nings MI 3-7267. HOME OWNERS I, Combine year- gardens. Tel. MI 3-6971. or business, 470 Main St. MI. location, b7,90b. Warehouse Point $10,900. Four room- ranch, $10,500. directs that notice of the time and end' hills into an easy-to-pay sec: Peila Bros. Ml. 3-7405. Akyvproperty tax levied by tl^e place asslfrned for said hearlnfc be fciv- ing gifts to th$ ladies, free pony HOUSEWIVES^ interested in work­ 9-6228 or M l 3-7444. —Three bedroom ranch, one year Beautiful six room CajTe, one acre en to all persons known to be interested 1953 NASH RA^IBLER sUtion HdM'E SERt/ICE. Shirts laundered ond mortgage'loan costing' only a ing two or three evenings a week. DRICONURE—-Hie complete or­ Town fdi' the purpose of defray­ old, full cellar, certfmic bath, hot riwa. for'Nlie children. Open seven ganic food for lawns, gardens, land, $13,900. Over 50 more list­ therein to appear and be heard there-- daya s week, 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. 811 w agon. aceUent condition anef hand Ironed. Expertly done. penny a month for each dollar you Car necessary. Phone MI 3-5247. ing the .cdst of maintaining an^ STORE—Choice location at the water oil heat, baseboard/radia­ ings of all kinds from $6000 Up. on by publishinfc a copy of this order throughout./private- party, $250 For information phone MI 3-6941, owe. Call Frank Burke at CH. TWO JERSEY heifers, eight flowers. 50-lbs.'$2.95. Grass seeds, operating tiie^ town fire depart­ Center on Main St., approximate­ tion, $13,500. Glastonbury---:- Cedar In some newspaper having a circula­ East Middle. Tpke. Acroaa the months old. CaU PI 2-67f^after 6. CJaJJ the Ellsworth Mitten Agency, tion in said District, at least five days down p a r e n t . 38 Bruce Rd. 8-8897 days or JA 9-5553 eves. Con­ EKCHUSrVE SALES rights for flower and' vegetable seeds. Gar­ ment shall hie levied solely bn ly 1300 sq. ft. Will remodel to suit Ridge Terrace—Six room split street from Shady Glen. den tools. Regular $75 power lawn Realtors, MI 3-6930. Member MLS. before the day of said hearing. . and necticut Mortgage Exenange. Avon Cosmetics available to capa­ property within suth special tax­ tenant. Ciall MI 9-6808 or MI level, 1 ^ baths, fireplace, garage, by mailing in a certified letter on or 1947 ^HCK Roadmasicr convert!- ble, energetic woman" who wants mower, special $49.96..We give S 9-5781. before April 10. 1957. a copy of this Building— Contracting 14 Poultry and ^ p p li^ 43 ing . di.strict and Kclpdlng there built In range and oven, combina­ 'm a NCKESTER — Six room Cape order to Annette Wood Pomeroy Joy, hie./P ow er seals and windows. a business of her own. Call MI A H Green Stamps and-deliver. J. tion windows, lot 100x300, $21,000. Personals top, tires And motor. 1120 Busine.ss Opportunities 32 3'5195. W, Hale Corp. Tel. 5U 3-4123. from property wiUii^the bound­ THR^E ROOM office suite, 17 Cod. Over-sized garage, full rear Woodstock. Conn.: Marlon Sybil Cose, A. . OARAGES, porches, dormers, rec­ BROAD BREASTED bl;pnze tur­ aries of said E i^th ' School and New three bedroom ranch, breeze- dormer, fireplace, conveniently 21 Kellogg St;. Windsor. Cof>n.; Mar­ WANTED—Ride from Hackmatack 9-3542. reation and attic .rooms built. key’s, fresh frozen, lO'M lbs. 55c Market St. Rockville, suitable wjiy, two-car garage, V i baths, jorie Louise Goodale. Harvey Road. CHARGE NURSE—tV o nights per Utilities District. professional or business. Inquire located, sensible priced at $15,800. Windsor, Conn.: Maud Edith White, 0. L .W IL U S & SON, Inc. St. to State office building, Hart­ Kitchen and bathrooms re­ a pound. Schaub’s Turkey Farm, Household Goods 51 Glfoeft C. Barnes, Secretary two fireplaces, lot S2SnOO, $29,000. A. R. WUkle and Co., Realtor, MI Somers, Conn.; Elizabeth Hendee ford. Phone MI 8-7943. wiek, 11 p.m.-7 a.m. CaU MI Rockville, ’IR 5-2505. 3 XIAIN ST. — TEL. Ml 34 DEPOT SQUARE-441 9-5274 1946 FORD SEDAN, V8, Good modeled. Robert M. Alexander, $100 9-2358. 188 Hillstown Rd. ^Bbard of Directors To inspect call (jlessynski-Felber 9-0649, MI 9-4389. - White FlnleY, Somers. Conn.; Theda Ml 9-7716. ANTIQUE FURNITURE, silver, Agency. MI 8-1409 o^ 9-4291. Champlln Oehlera, 65 Oak Ave., WANTED—RidC' to Hartford, vicin­ motor. MI 3-5954. Manchester, Connecticut Metuenen, New Jersey. MONTHLY SPARE TIME DEPENDABLE woman for house­ glass, china, .and used furniture JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. ity Veeder Root' from Tuhnfl Rd., CHIMNEY, FIREPLACE. Stone Articles For Sale 4.5 Dated at Manchester, Connecti­ Suburban For Rent 66 OFF PORTER -Street — $15,200. work two days a week—small bought and sold. Furniture Repair Lots for Sale Vernon, Box Mountain homes sec­ Auto Driving School 7>A contractor. MI 9-5451, Ml 3-6042 Refilling and collecting money Service.. MI. 3-74‘49. cut, tills 8th day of April, 1957. $ AND 4 KOOM new apartments cape Cod. Garage, terrace, kitch­ tion. Hours 7:30^; MI 9-0727, . or 318 Fern St. adult family. Write Bo.x ■ D, ROYAL AND Smlth-Coixma port­ Adv. No. 2834 en, dining room, living room, two from our'five cent High Grade ^lerald. with garbage disposal and mod­ BUILDING LOTS In Bolton. One MQRTLCXK'S—Manchester’s lead­ able and standard typewriters. ALL KINDS of refinished, used ern conveniences, no pets. Cen­ ' bedrooms. Large landscaped WANTED—Paasengers to Hartford ing .Driving School offers the most INTERIOR AND exterior remodel­ Nut machines in this area. No AU makes of adding. machines furniture. Rebuilt mattresses, near school, bus and stores, acre''lota ahd larger. Prices from and or return. Arrive before 8:30 ing. houses and garages Free WOMEN FOR domestic work, trally located. Adults only. Inquire ANDERSON and JOHNSON CO. in driver education. Thousands of Sellingj .To qualify for work you sold or rented. Repairs on all $12.95-$19;95. Spring, $4-$13.50. An agents. CoU MI 9-6567, $1600 to $2500. ’Terms arranged. a.m., return 5 p.m. Call MI 8-81355. estimates. CallNW. F. Hensel. hU. spring house6leaning. Good pay. between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. dally satisfied students. 200,000 miles must havp car, refebehces, $640 Experience not required. Apply makes. Marlow’s. tiques. Open 9-9, Sat. till 5.. Le- Lawrence F. Fiano^ Broker. XU 3-5966. except Wed. fmd Sun. Rockville, U8,999 —38x28, THREE bedroom 9-6910. "N e e d a jCARI^ short' on a down accident fre e ' Instructions. Ml cash, secured by inventory.. De­ Conn. State Employment Service, Blanc F'lf’n'Wre Hospital, 195 TR 6-4580. 9-7398. s a l e '— 83'l-3% off on 1956-lfll57' South St., Rockville, Conn., - 26-Week ranui, less 'than y4ar old, hot . payment or had your cre^t turned IF YOU INTEND to build your voting 6 hours a'hyeek to' busi­ 806 Main St., Manchester,. Conn, wallpaper. Green Paipt atid Wall­ water' heat, cellar, - garage, lOO’ doTO? Don't give up! For-a g(X)d new home call William . Kanehl, COVENTRY—Large, modern three CXiRDNER AUTO SCHOOL. Indl ness, your end on percentage paper at the Green. Open dally 9-9 room apartment. Private bath. frontage, trees. Carittm W. Hutch­ Suburban Tor Sale When is a Kitchen NOT a Kitchen? deal—not thru a small loan com* (Contractor and Builder,. ^Q. p.m. •- TRAINING ins, Xn 9-5182. Multiple' Usting vidual instruction on insured dual- 8,-7773. . . ■ ; -. collections will net up to $400 Help Wanted— Male 36 Glknihd floor, aU utilities and heat p a n y -4 »e'"H a rry ” at 333 Main control, cars by experienced, Member. St. (Formerly. Douglaa Motors}. monthly with very good possi- LOAM-^ per yard, truck load Included. Suitable couple with one COVENTRY trained instructors. Qliality... - and YOUNG MAN. 48 hour week with COURSES A kitchen is NOT a kitchen when.it is a gleaming, modern beauty installed by BIPWELL Home Improvement Co. f J u lie s of t^ in g over full time, lots. Gravel. StabUized crushed SEPTIC TANKS chUd. $76 monthly. PI 2-6872. TWO FAMILY DOTLEX, 4-4. Con­ BEFORE YOU BUY a iiiaed car satisfaction assured. MI 9-6010 or Alterations, additions, gafagea. all benefits. This is for store work in WATERFRONT COTTAGE A and J’s skilled craftsmen! It is the shining focal point of your home, the ef­ JA 7-3880. ' ^com e increasing accordingly. stone. Hot mix asphalt. Nussdorf, AND venient location, fenced in yard, see Gorman Motor Bala. Bulck Re-sidirig specialists. Ea^y budg­ with on the job training. Apply in Ml 9-7408. experimental t o o l lunesfte drive, oil heat, consider­ ficient, charming center of your f’imily activities, And,b^use A and J ia For Interview, include phone in , person. Lynn Poultry Farm s Wanted to Rent 68 Hot water, atall shower, spare Balsa and Service, 285 Main LARSON'S DRIVING School, et terms. MI 9-6495 or TR PLUeQED SEWERS able cash required, $15,500. CaU uniquely equipp^ to handle, the ENTIRE job- — plumbing, tiling, carpentry, Btreet. ML 9-4571. Open:eveninge. 5-9109. application. Write Alt State Dis- Store. Shopping Parkade. ROOM MACHINING A. R. WUkle and Ob., Realtors, heater, screened in porch, trees Manchester's only trained and YOUNG CTOUPLE and chUd desire and d^nfole location. (JaU owner. eelctrical work—the price of this kitchen is also unique! A and J’s easy bud­ certified Instructor. For your safe­ - trtbuting Co., 505 Fifth Avenue,' BRA(1D NEW Webster watch, with four , room Unfurnished apartment MI 9-0849, MI 9-4889. Member 1949 PACKARD. Very good condi­ DISHWIASHER, ■ part, time.' Apply guarantee, $25. CallrMl 9-9533. MachiM Gtaaaeil EXPERIMENTAL get plan makes it po^ible for everyonelectrical work— the price of this kitch ty We are trained to teach proper­ New York 17, N. Y. oi:..house,.>(Jail MI 3-7614. Mancheater MLS, tion, good rubber, paint, etc. $ld0. Aluminuih Storms and in person. Red Ember Res­ ------tr:------Septic Tanks, Pry WqUs. Sewer MACHINING ' MI 9-2271 CaU MI 9-3146 after 5 p.m. ly. ML 9-8075. taurant, 6 A 44A,'after 12. DEISK, WHITE rotary sewing ma­ en is also unique! A and J’a easy budg-et plan makes it possible for everyon Lines Installed--^lliir Water­ an’d WANTED—Four or five room un­ EIGHT -'r o o m Colonial — Older Screens 14-A chine, crib, bathinette, playpen, proofing Done. DO YOU LUCE opm-plan living? 1961' BUKK. Very good condition. MANCHESTER Driving - .Aca'demy WANTED—Baker's helper, five furnished apartment for young home. Excellent ctmdition. Near guarantees results'. Expert instruc­ ALUMINUM combination storm carriage, mahogany bed frame. EXPERIMENTAL couple with thr-ee smgU chUdren. school, church, stores and bus, There’s a love of a home waiting Good tl»a , new battery, n^w seat day Week, nine paid holidays, hos­ Call MI 9-4061. - - for you about 7 mUea northeast of covers, radio, heater. M I' 9-8933 tion, dual controlled car. C!all. Ml. dpors. Two doors 3t>ix80 • 31x7914. Help Wanted— Female 35 Call M f 9-^9132. Entrance hall, large liiring room, Want it fixed today? Just call pitalization and group insurance, MtKINNEY BROS. SHEET m e t a l Mancheater, 2/10 mUea from WU- after 8. 9-5763 or PI. 3-7248. Day or eve­ ^ i h for $75. Coll MI 3 1493, paid vacation. Apply Wonder PLOW FOR MONTGOMERY Ward dining room, clean kitchen, laun­ A and J ! Over 27 years of ning appointments. TYPIST ELDERLY COUPLE desires 3-4 dry room, three flreplacee, buUt bur Qroas. Six room ranch, lt& Bread Bakery, 521 Conn'. Blvd., Chor-trac. Two qutside doors, suit­ Stfwtrog* Disposed: Co. service and satisfaction in COMPLETELY 1951. OLDSMOBILE 88 oveit'cad Interview Requirements; ' - room heated apartment. A-l ref­ In book cases, three large bed­ hatha 3 (or 3) bedrooma. “ Picture- Opening for experienced or In­ East Hartford. See Mr. Carl Mas- able for cottage or-garage. CaU 1S0-1S2 Pearl St. M l S-&S08 ■ pretty’’ raised hearth fireplace, Manchester are proof of A eni^e, good condition, $85 de' Garage—Service— Storage 10 Roofing—Siding 16 zel. erences. Former residents of Man­ rooms, two baths, ' large closet, INSTALLED , Uve«

A. T H I R T X r T W ^ ' •• f Average Daily Net Press Run f . .r Th« Weathef jMaitrlifgtfir ^pgning For the Week Ended Foreoaat of C. S. Weatoer Boroaa April A ^Cloudy, not so coot, aatne Ught 12,565 ■howera or enow flurriea tonight. :4UK>utTowii ' , Member of the Au^t Low 85-4g. Friday, partial oleailag, Bureau of Circulation breezy, cooL lUgh 45-50. G olden-Af* Q ub will lAeet Hanc1^fter-^A City of Village Charm > ;'V^Thur«d»y «t 2 p.m. In drange Hall. '■ , -f A aocia! time with refreehmenU / ^'WiU follow the- busineaa eeaaion. DOUBU GREEN STAMPS WITH A lt VOL..LXXVI, NO. 163 (’TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES— TWO. SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., ’niURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1957 (O la ^ iftled AdvekHalag ea Page *•) PRICE FIVE CENTS Covenant Congregatlonallata i^lV^hold a cottage prayer meeting tonwarow at 1:30 at the home of Mr. anlkMni. HJalmar B. Oarleon. 0 HemlodKSt Many Flee Chlorine Ike Asks An Salnta Mayiew O rrle will SAl|S THIS THURSDAY, APRIL 11th! ~ meet thU evenlng^vat S:16 with Mra. Anthony Camnvt^ 50 Ard­ Soil Bank more Rd. Gases; 29 Made 111X Le-dlea o f the Miaeionary S ^ e t y Fund Cut o f the Talcottvllle Congregatloital Ellwood City, Pa., April 11 (d7—.^chlorine compound u*ed tn toe Church will hold a rummage sale Oilorine gaaea escaping from a manufacture of a bleaching fluid. tomorrow from 1 to S p.m.. In is secretary eervlee at 10:45 at the Salvation be in serious condition. “ It was rolllng-Hp-ana^own the James C. Hagerty said'that-the Army ClUdel. Major Jeremiah Connoquenesstng C r e e k valley. A workman wearing an oxygen- change resulted fijom a detailed Sweft, former commander of the There were a dozen ambulances, study of operations of the Soil To Nation Future o^ars far Escape supplied ma.sk aucceeded in shut­ local corpa, will dedicate his great and firemen were going to neigh- Bank program Which has ju.st been N, granddaughter, Sandra Jean ting off the escaping greenish- lK>rlng houses, taking out people yellow go-s that was boiling frbm completed. Amman, Jordan, April ll,^.ouBter might bring out rioting Simona, and Major John Pickup who had been made ill and going This study showed, he said, that Windsor, April 11 (/P)-—Two men held upHhe Hartfoid win conduct the baptismal service the tank car about an hour after to other houses to warn the people (;p)_King Hussein’.s choice as; "h'V’ have .macated “ the financial needs of the pro­ Machine Screw Co. here this afternoon and escaped with tot Sharon Elisabeth Munsie and the leak was dl.scovered. to get out. gram in 1958 will be less than was Inrdon previous governments and with Peter Carl Cordner, Re.sfdentS of the tiny community “ After a while a man with a gas the new premier of Jorilan, ^vhom Nabuisi i.s popular. a $60,000 payroll. Th#m en held up a Mercer and Diphar contemplated at the time of the Dr. Hus.sein Fakhn /Khaudi, Nabulsi s National Socialist party of Frisco, where the leak devel­ mask on climbed up on top of the preparation of the 1958 budget." \ armored car outside the plant. Two cars Were beUered ' oped, were returning to their was reported, tonight to have . announced late last night it would The midweek service tomorrow for the fresh young tank car and got the valve closed. Eisenhower notified Congre.ss of used in the getaway. The meii were unmasked. evening at the Salvation Army homes as a rising wind began The leak stopped. I couldn't tell failed in his efforts to form participate mIn a new govern the changed>,estimatp in a letter ment. It said that decision. was Police said one of the cars was a 1954 Green Pontiac. Citadel will be conducted by Ma­ washing away the gases. who he was." to House Speaker Rayburn (D- a new government. i-eached “ after the party’s execu­ The other was believed to be a 1957 Station wagon. De­ jor and Mrt; Jeremtiah Sweet, who loo1t- of our Ea.7ter clothes for girls Firemen, using fog nozzles at Among the firemen overcome by Tex. I. , were officers In charge of the local tached to their hoses, moved into fumes during the efforts to stop tive committee listened to a de-. scription of one of the men was given as being about In response to a que.stion, Hag­ London, April 11 (iT*) Jor­ tailed report from party cabinet I corps In 1944-45. Since their re­ the area and sprayed water over the leak were Chief Floyd Kramer, erty said the reduction had no re­ - - 5 feet, 4 inches tall., dark complexioned and wearing the tank car and surrounding president Bill Sobeskj and fireman dan King llussein’.s ou.ster of ministers in the outgoing govern- ‘ tirement they have lived In Man­ and boys I JuSt imOQinC how proud lation to a resolution the House ment on deveIopment.s in the for-1 ®' horned rimmed glasses. chester, and are located at 82 Fair- buildings in a continuing effort to Robert Doak of the Franklin Twp. adopted asking the Presidetit to ' “v, ■ Premier Suleimaij NabuKsi eign and domestic political aitua- Roadblock's were Immrdl- field St. , decontaniinate the area. Fire Dept. All were taken to Ell­ pick the spots where his $72 bil­ was reported today to be the tion and the circumstances which and happy your^xjung fry will be, The tank car, parked on a rail­ wood City Hospital. atcl.v established In the area lion budget cap be cut substantial­ result of a bitter ([Uaryel over I Ihe government resignation." b.v state, Hartford, Windsor Aerdbee Tests The Rev.. Arthur Melbche will road aiding, was estimated to con'- ly. l ; s ' tain perhaps 5Q,000 pounds of a whether the Arab nation, . and Windsor Looks Police. conduct the Cana Conference at dressed up in the handsome (Continued on Page Twenty-one) Rather, HAgerty said, the action Pollee theorized the two St. Rc«e Junior High School, East Si?es 3 to 6x is In response to "what the Pre.sl- should be exposed to Soviet i said Nabuisi win make two pouti- bandits possibly made their Instruments of Hartford, tomonrow at 7:30 p.m. SI3.98 dent has said many times is a or American influence. !cal apeechea tomorrow in Ramal- getaua.V via Route 75 Into Last September, he gave an ad- suits and coats, the adorable continuing re'view of the budget," Diplomats in Washington be- ^ *®h and Jenin. Poquonoek and onto the dreM for the benefit of the Cana Disagree on Method Basically, the Soil Bank pro­ lievied the stand that Jordan’s Immediately before its resigni- Sprlngllrld Expressway. Earth Satellite Conmittee workert. The Confer­ gram provides for payments td 24.000-man army lakes in the next tion, Nabulsi’s government terml-1 Both ' cars were reported ence tomorrow evening la open to dres.ses and costumes. And what beautiful buys! farmers for agreeing to take land few days may determine whether noted the services of several gov- i stolen, the Pontiac from, Eri- out of production of crops in sur­ 'White Sands Proving Ground, all couples Interested. Father Hussein can slop his country’s drift ei-nment officials, including the fletd and tlio atatlon Wagon ' N. M., April 11 {/Pf— K tiny needle Meloche, an international figure plus supply; toward the Soviet-aligned policy of chief justice, Ure public security I from Hartford. The owners Baldwin, Bailey Ask Hagerty said there ai>e three (police) chief, the Jordanian ah-' in the sky with a thread 126 milee In Cana, Is director of the Mar­ Egypt and Syria. It was assumed were unldentlfleld. long today put man's first stitch riage and Family Apostolate of the — — — " — 1 Sizes 8 to 14. reasons why the financial require­ Hussein would not have acted bSsssdor to France, and the am-, A. D. Rose, vice president, in outer space; IMocesea of London, Ontario, Can­ 1— ------— ments for the program will be low­ against the popular Premier unless said the loss represented toe er in the new fiscal year than was (Continued on Page TAvelve) .SITLEIMAN NABL’ LSI An Aerqbee Hi rocket bearing ada. ' he had assurance of military sup- entire payroll. instruments such as will be.us^ Limit on State Debt expected when . the budget was i port. The pliant. Which recently sent to Congress last January. in the Earth satellite soared far Mrs. Ethel AspinwalK 42 Wood- $14.98 Reports reaching Beirut, Leba­ moved from Cripitol Ave., over the New Mexico desert prob- bridge St., chairman of the corn- 1. It is estimated the sign-up by Hartford Is located at 92 farmers for the program wilT be non. said all roads leading into mg the fringe of. space lb pave the mlttee for the Rebekah rummage state Capitol, Hartford, April l l j was ^enacted, no legislature would Amman, the Jordan capital, have Deerfield Rd. in the Wilson way for project Vanguard. sale In Odd Pillows Hall Friday a( TOILETRIES, Etc. ' smaller fnan was expected last section of Windsor. (IP)—Rival political leaders agreed r"P*®y around with it." fall and that payments to farmers been blocked for two days by Canada Wants U.S. • Vanguard—the launching of toe. 9:80 am., will anwnge for plckgp Hartford Maehlne Screw first artificial Earth aatelllte—is today that Connecticut should set - troops and military vehicles, ap­ <'ompaiiy is housed in a mod­ If members arb unable to leave . , Ulature* are “very sane ancL sen- parently in an attempt to keep to take place tola year. articles at the hall tomorrow A limit on its borrowing but dis-| with any debt-limiting (Continued on Page ,Trvelve) ern plant of 278,000 square 1 JOHNSON BABY POWDER. Large ...... 53c 1 law. troublemakers from entering the John W. Townsend Jr., Naval night •greed how it should be done. Lester E. Shlppee, also a com- city. feet on 27 acres boibertng the GOP State Chairman Clarence j mission member,' tatd the proposed Curb Security Data Connecticut River In Wilson. research chief eclenUat, aaid the The Rev. Alexander C. Purdy, 1 LACO SHAMPOO ...... ___89c 1 Hussein was reported today to Em plojing over 1,000 per­ satellite instrument package F. Baldwin favo'id doing it | amendment would bring the state have asked Dr. Hussein Fakhri aboard the rocket got a ■workout dean of Hartford Theological Sem­ Mental Health sons,. the company makes through a. Constitutional amend-, to the realization that you can’t Khalidi to see If he can form a new which waa “not only good, but inary, will give the fourth in his 1 BAN DEODORANT...... ___98c 1 thousands of diversified prod­ went in line with a recent recom-i ■•stretch its credit beyond a government for Jordan. By J4M1N 81. lUOHTOWER plan to allow the Cani^ian protest came up to bur expectations.” aeriea of Lenten talks on the iQds- mendation from the State Fiscal ; reasonable limit without losing its Washington, April 11 (/Py—Ad­ to govern its actiona. It gave no ucts, divide into four divi­ pel of John tomorrow evening at 8 ' LISTERINE ...... 89c ' Study Commission headed by W ll-; rating.” Unit Hits State PolUioal Independent sions: Standard products, The package contained delicate Khalidi, an elderly Palestinian ministration officials said today it mention to the Ottawa move, and Instruments to give man hla first . o'clock In the,Fellowship room at liani C. BelJ. j The amendment, he said, is not may be difficult to withhold from concluded with this language: special products, textile prod­ Center Oongregati nal cWurch. Democratic SUte Chairman ! designed to stifle the •state's leader, is a political independent ucts and Roosa. Master fuel. Ideas of what lies outside the thin 1 HAZEL BISHOP HAIR SP R A Y ...... $1.00 1 Congresslonbl committees security ’"nie Internal Security subcom­ blanket of alf surrounding the The title of this week’s mscussion John M. a^iiley expressed toe be.- g'rowto- or block worthwhile proj­ Study, Ribycoff and former member of several Injection dlrisions.' inforrnation given to this country mittee is conscious of Its duties earth. In the packagb were wide is “The Christian Hooe in the Uei! It riioiiicf be done bylaw. ects. Jordan cabinets. . The holdup men diaaimed 1 YARDLEY SOAP WITH BATH FRESHENER . . $1.00 f by Canada, and -obligations to th« Senate 4nd range thermometers; a solar bat­ Fourth CkJspel." A social hour with Both testified before the House Serves as Reminder state Capitol, Hartford,’ April The situation in Amman and A (!Unadian demand for a pledge { to toe Anierican people, two giitinli who had brought re*reahments will follqW. The pub- CSonetltution Amendments Commit'^ Carter W. Atkins of toe Oon- other towns throughout Jordan tery experiment which, If success­ 11 (.F>—The State Councii of Men­ to restrict such information waa 1 "The aubcommltte*,gltoU at all the payroll to the compan,y In ful, could some day provide power Ue la Invited to at^d. . 1 . WOOLITE FOR w a s h in g WOOLENS ...... $1.50 1 tee as members of the'Fiscal StuaY"n#cUcut was repbrted quiet and normal to­ 'Public Expenditures tal Health tbok iasue today with presented to Undersecretary of times conduct its responsibilities a Hleroer arid Dunbar armored from the sqn; metering devices to commission. Cojncll, private research -organ- day following the resignation of State Christian Herter yesterday MU’. ______Before the committee was an recommendrfUona of the State Fla- in this light." measure cOamlc rays and their Sr, Harold J. Lehmus, who la 1 EXPELLO MOTH CRYSTALS 89c-$l.89-$2.99, 1 Ization liaid: toe Nabuisi government. Foreign by Ambassador A.D.iP. Heeney. The statement said further that The guards are Vincent Do­ amendment which would set the cal ^tudy Commiaaion, and said obseiVers had feared the Premier’s possible relation to sun spots; and eurroatly attending the 81th an­ "A primary purpose of any debt Under the temra proposed by tha material was cleared for pub­ nato, East Hartford poUoemqn devices to measure energy factors MOTH BALLS or FLAKES...... 35c 1 limit at three, and a half times the limit is to serve as a reminder to C!ov. .Ribicoff shojild have the rec­ Canada, information given the who woriks part time for Mer­ nual session of the American Col- state’s revenue for the preceding ommendations "evaluated care­ lication, by the State Department, In the upper atmosphere. legs of- Physicians this week In the General Assembly snd the gov­ United States in future on such and the release was then approVed ce r' and Dunbar, and John It will be a full month before the 1 BAYER ASPIRIN .....’...... 62c-$l.29 ' year. That limit. could only be ernor of the level of state debt, fully" before submitting them to matters as Communist subversion Gardner, a State Prison cap­ Boston, Mass., has been honored exceeded by a vote of the elector­ toe Legislature. ^Hole Mystery by all subcommittee members ex­ li^ormation, telemetered to toe by being eVected a fellow of the thus exerting -f. sobering influeflee could be passed on to committees cept one who was ill. Sen. Neely tain, likewise a part time em­ ate. when new expenditure programs Philip A. Johnson of Norwich, of (Congress only when the Cana­ ploye. college. 17110 'organization was 1 BUFFERIN t a b le t s' ...... 53c-79c-$l.23 | Witnesses said that on the basis Chairman of the Mental Health i (D-WVa) was ailifig at toe time. (Oontomed on Page Twelva) founded to advance the field of In­ are Under consideration. Just as dian government specifically Shortly after the releaae 'ri’as They were delivering the of the state’s present resources, important, the popular referen-. Council, stated the council’s post-1 Grows Deeper payroll to a basement office In ternal medicine in research and 1 IPANA TOOTHPASTE,. Economy Size ...... 65c 1 Connecticut would-be able to bor­ tion to the Legislature’s Public ! agreed. given out, the Senators said, they practice in relation to the public dum provision would majee cit­ The Om adiin InsUtence on such a trunk-llke box, about 2 feet Our "Sissy Boy" row between $90 million and $100 izens face up to the cost of un­ Welfare and Humane Institutions j a. Norman, last week. Norman had armored ear company w ho Im- tVitnessCs told the committee perience of other states has “dem­ say so, that presumably took place nirdiately was called to the from the AP Wires cles^.will meet tomorrow night at that a debt limit would have the The Mental Health Council is a -r The myitery of the backyard tieeh accused before the Senate In­ F'ashions .perennial headliner now in fine onstrated that ConstituUonal debt ternal Security subcommittee of when the original publication set scene said there was no shoot­ 8 o’clock In the parish hall of the effect of safeguarding Connecti­ limitations are generally effective 10-merhber body consisting of two crater deepena. off roars in Canada. CTiurch o f the Assumption. trustees from each of the state’s having. once been a (jornmunist. ing and a good description o f alpaca straw cloth with long ribbon trailer. cut's . present high credit rating. in keeping atate <}ebt down ’ Exactly what cauaed the crater 'The statement went on in that the bandits seemed to have BRITISH CLT CAS PRK7E • Balctwin said he w*as concerned three mental hospitals, one from .^nd the subcommittee made public Priced at Committee members questioned has not been determined, but de­ the testimony on this point. connection: been obtained. London, April 11 OP) — Brit­ also with making sure that the Atkliu as to whether adoption .of the <;3llld Study and Treatment molition experts believe some ain’s major petroleum rUstribu- Home and three appointed by the Actions Criticized Extra Special— Another Shipment! state would not find Itself In “a the amendment would help Con­ “ unidentified object” crashed into (Continued on Page Nine) .(Continued on Page Twelve) , tors reduced gasoline prices by Cancer Funds $2-98 _ S^.98 _ Sy.98 dangerous spot" should a recession necticut preserve its triple A Governor. No information obtained from' a pentiy per gallon today amid The Fiscal Study Commiaaion, the ground. This theory has taken SLIGHT IRREGULARS OF $1.19 occur. cre^t rating. Army qrdnance experta 10 feet Canada waa Involved in the Nor­ indteattona that toe end of rw- Bailey agreed that a debt limit headed by William C. Bell of New man case, but Canada criticized Hottoig may be at hand, Tha EXTRA HEAVY WEIGHT FIELDCREST MILLINERY DEPARTMENT—SECOND FLOOR “My guess is that it would," At­ Haven, was named by the Gov­ deep into the backyard o f the Os­ Will Support la “important to the state and the kins replied. car Murphy residence. the action .i^d aald She must move reduction, reflecting an improv­ future of the atate.’’ He said, how­ ernor to study ways and means of to protect h,er citizens. ed supply situation, waa the . He aald it hgd to be s guess be- operating the state government “ A falling object caused. the ever, he has ‘.’a great deal of confi­ crater," aatd an Army spokesman. Chairman Eastland (D-Misi) Tax Cut Prospects second time prtoea have fallen Tumor Clinic dence" that If a debtrlimiting law (Conttnued on F ^ e Twenty-one) more efficiently and economically. and Sen. J'enner (R-Ind), ranking since Tuesday. Tire government . BATH TOWELS each It submitted a voluminous report “We want to get to ■ it to make 7 9 to Gov. Ribicoff earlier in the Leg­ sure it ian't dangeroua.” GOP rnember of toe Interna! Se lifted a “ Suez aurtax” o f a shU- What residents thotight waa a curity Committee, joined today 4i Uag per gallon to o days ago. The most dramatic, evidence of Large ?2 x 44 size. The iri‘egularities'are so slight you have trouble find­ islative session. . — - toe good done by cancer fund dol­ Would Abolish Council ■onlc boom rocked the San Ga­ a statement saying the Federal ing them. Kxtva heavy soft and super absorbent in green, pink,' aqua, briel 'Valley, a Los Angeles sub­ Bureau of Investigation has cor­ SCHOOL AID BILL STUDY,SEIk lars in Manchester is the Tumor The bill given a hearing today white, yellow and red. . would abolish toe Mental /Health urb, early 'Tuesday. / roborated toe group's information. Waahlngton; April j l lO—T h ^ Clinic. Operated at the Manchester Post Office Readies House Education Committee de­ Council, and replace it with , a ' Later, Pat Murphy. 10, found Eastland Retmcte-Statemient Memorial HosplUl by the Man­ cided today to consider formsUly A Judy Bond the crater in the backyard of his The statement was telephoned to riVaahington, AfwiI 11 (J5—Jn-<*ecam« an Increasing tax reduction. Uoa ln federal aid for school con- clinic Is, essentially a diagnostic health. about it. Murphy called sherltf'e staff members called bacXxto say MANl FACrri RERS CtX).SEOI*f! deputies who'called toe Army! possibility today. “I think we ought to have a tax struetion. Vote, was IS-10 with clinic and -works toward the early WH>STAVALUEI BLOUSE Cutback in Service Merle W. DeWees.. staff director ^uKIand had directed thaL^it be (or the Bell commiiuion and the Ordnahce,^perta at nearby ForJ Speaker Rayburn of Texas, lead­ bill now," he added. acme members urging that the detaction of cancer. Make up a pair of 200 count percale pil­ withdrdifn; Similar informnjon er of tbs controlling Democratic The House already haa slashed oommlttee meet again next week. lows for almost half price! FINE QUALITY FLANNEL BACK only witness supporting the bill, from committee sources wa.).— i only, whereas .the proposed board The statement brpadly implied patients seferred to the clinic by of postal .workera and reductions in ] Summerfield the additional after an unusual policy meeting tential slashtS'T-toe defense and tlalcaa a deadlock over a de- as adrertised in SEVENTEEN S45 working hours for others due to the that the subcommittee does not foreign aid appropriation billa. But ficlency money bill Is broken their physician. If financially in TABLE CLOTHS ’ “ *1 million, it jUkely would be too-late (Continued on Page Twelve) yesterday with Democratic mem­ heed, special assistance is .given. Percale Pillow Casing •ervice cutbaclts to )>e started 1 to reinstate a Saturdiiy mall deliy------a------bers of tha tax-'wrlting House the Senate, which frequently m soon. Sea. Hill (D;.A1b) said to­ For example, the Cancer Society urday. t . day, federal ifnnds will not be C o places with Lassie... there’s no smarter way Ways and Means Committee. ^ provid^ funds to the Visiting REG, $2.98— 54x54 ...... $2.29 P^tmasUr General Summerfield! . Rayburn’s statement reflected' , (Continued on Page Nine) available for many puUle. aa- Mures Assn, to help meet the cost, eaUmated laat week that about 20,-j siataaoe giaiita including thoaa to travel than via the lines of this particular 000 employea would “be affected" I P*^°Pviztion question until Mon- Ike Proposes News Tidbits’ Democratic determination to make of home visits to needy patients? 79c yd. REG. $3.98— 54x72 _____ $3.29 tax reduction at tola. session of to the aged. These needy patients will also be coat! A wonderful swUep of fabric arid fashion,' •' t ■ by the. service reductions. He sent' „ CuUed from AP Wires Qmgress a party issue—and pos­ - given help with the “extras''' on A-made-up pair of the finest 200 count ^ Your chance to obtain these practical postmasters an order last Friday' , Summerfield ordered the follow- New York, April 11 yourself! get assurance' that C cx^eas would oz*!* food, chalti announced coffee The Tumor Clinic, in addition, • novelty designs. Red, aqua, yfllovv and Appraising the tax situation, to a little collar, tn Lassie's own Levmoor, While quantity lasts . . . pink. appropriate the $47 million he says Effective April 13, closure of all Peter Mayock, 87. who plucked ,price outo today. The reductions provides essential services to all he must have to maintiiln normal Traffic Rules out rfght eye and cut oft right hand Haybum triade clear Ms belief that 75% of Bonds a ribbed tweed that's yours in a .Spring garden post offices to the public oh all by the Great .Atlantic * PsctflO ] cancer patients. Cancer dressings, service through Jime 9o'. Saturdaya And, Sundays, arid dts- In accordance with Biblical dic­ Congress can pass a tax reduction made 1^ volunteer workers, are bill in time td apply to next year'a Tea Co,, General Foods Corp. o f colors. Sizes 5 through 15. And Officials said the 20,000 include continuance of all city, village and tates In 1947, oeeks releaae from always avaUable at the clinic, and Waaliington. April 11 (ft—Presi­ Norwich State Hospital .. Boston income—provided . the ■ govern­ Without Furor and Standard Brands Inc. fol­ VPoto temporary employea and rural deliver)- aervice on Satur- dent Eisenhower asked Congreaa lowed'a recent drop In the cost expensive sickroom equipment rem em ber...the lining of every Lassie u substltutea, working on a part-time days, except for special delivery | today, to . set up a new agency to , AUys. Arthur T. Waaaerman, Rob­ ment's tax revenues hold up at such as hospital bed# and wheel of green coffee beansC Jiaaia, who Wlu be laid off entirely, items. decide on ways of modernizing the ert E. Segal arid Raymond E. Wer­ anticipated levels, and Congress chairs, are on hand for loan to guaranteed for the life of the coat. and some regular full-time work­ ner elected, trustees In iMnkruptry continues its budget-cutting cam­ Effective Monday, April 15, lim- nation’s airways control system so (^P Foreign Newt Analyst) - cancer patients for. home care. ers who will suffer through curtail­ of Boeton Post Publishing Co. paign. V,S‘ HOMEBUILDINO' DROPS' READV TO WEAR DEPT.—SEOOXD-FLOOB ttatton of weekday nuiil delivery it can handle tever-increasing traf­ The aimounc'ement that the So­ Washington, April 11 OP)—Tha Free transporUUon is available Arkwright Hosiery Special ment of working. hours and elim­ fic. League of Women Voiera apokea- House Republicans, who thus far viet government, with a snap of to patients who need x-ray therapy aervice in bualneaa areas to a maxi­ nation’s' homebuilding pnee de­ ination of overtime work." ’!Thls measure will greaUy ex­ man testifies at Hartford today itoat have taken rib official position, iU fingers, is canceling, over three in the Hartford Hospital. (By next mum of .two deliveries a day, and clined again In M ar^ to tha No-seam, run re.sist nylons. All - new spring When Summerfield talked of pedite the improvement of air traf­ toe Legislature ought to lu displayed an eagerness to get into fourths of its national debt shows “ onto x-ray therapy and the Mc- cutting back poatal aervlce, if he limitation of wihdow service to a every year Instead of evory t _ lowest rate' since 1949 for botit shades. v fic control and air n a ta tio n and :h.e act on their;own. President what a strange thing the Soviet Whlrter technique for»bfeast can-^ didn’t get his r^ueat appropria­ years. .Gambrel-roofed housf built Eisenhower and his tax . advisers Boctalist economy really is. the month and the Indicated ma­ (Continued on Page Twelve) I therefore urge its e'arlyy,enact- nual huUdii^ rate. The flguren cer wUl be available in Manchw- tion, Chairman C^non' (D-Mo) of ment,’' the President said in a in 1680 arid birthplace of author have taken a wait-and-see position Try to Imagine the furor if the ter Memorial Hospital). the House Appropriations Cbm'mit- speriei message. Nathaniel Hawthorne is willed to on tax reduction, with suggeStio|is U.S.. government were casually to were report!^ by the Labor De­ As part of the clinic’s education­ Statement of Policy: tee called it “ unadulterated bluff.” HU recomniendation ■ accom­ the Archbishop Richard Ouahlng thkt revenue surpluses be applied reveal that within a few days time partment. 'The. qoostnsction In­ al prqgram, films on cancer, such pr. But (he present situation .points Dodd Reports Bid panied a report. by Edward P. Charity Fund. first to debt reduction. it would wipe out the value 'of dustry aocuaed the govemmeat as toe one on Breast SeU Exami­ toward virtual certainty of no regu­ CurtU, who was appointed a ape- M ^ . Trial Lawyers Assn. • be- Republidin leader Martin of most outstanding . U.S. govern­ of “economics brlnkmaashlp” nation For Women, are available Hale’s and other fine stores believe, that by closing Mon- Also semi sheer.full fashioned nylon with rein­ lar mail delivery next Saturday clal presidential assistant more gtna Inveetlgatlon of case of Santos Maaaachusaetts told reporter be, through the ti|^t money poUoy. Spring Polka— so feminine . . , so flattering . . . and the closing erf Post Office win­ To Run. for Senate ment bonds.' Banks would close. In­ free of charge to any club group forced heel and toes for extra wear. pair. than a year ago and asaigned the sdrtoiez, wrongfully iMntenced to too, was “for a tax cut just u soon surance companies would shut in toe community. Through the daya, they are better able to ser\'e you Tflfesday through 79< so newly fresh every time you Tvear it— you’ll want dows that day. Job of tackling the air traffic prob­ PROBE ARMY CLOTHES PACT Last Friday, after Summerfield life /imprisonment for- murder as we can do it." Commenting on their doors. . The entire - economy clinic, toe film showing will be or­ this JUDY BOND DACRON drepe polka dot Wallingford, ' April ll (g‘) — lem. Curtis baa been an Eastman crime he did not commit ., Survi­ Rayburn's statement, he added: would shake and the government Washington, April lYvCdV- Saturday with more efficient and courteous service , . . argued ■with the committee about TTiomas J. Dodd, a Democrat who Congressional Investigators to­ ganized suid a doctor provided to hloiise in every color that fits your wardrobe. Bow Kodak Co. ■vice president and an vor of Northeast Airlines plane Tf we can cut spending, we’U would totter. answer questions. his . need for the money, the com­ waa defeated laat fall in a bid to air force general. crash on Rikers Island testifies left join ’em." day authorized the comptroller mittee voted to recommend appro- The Soviet press yesterday car­ Fuads donated to the cancer collar and'pearl buttons are smart accents. Wear unseat Sen. Prescott Bush, says he Chirtia proposed a 3-member air­ inboard engine pt 4-engine plane Rep. Reed of New York, senior ried toe news, prade public by Ni­ general to'look Into the poaslr drive oa Cancer O usade Sunday, it with everything— wash, it as you please, it tubs ,prlation of $17 million. It said it has received “overtures from high­ ways mod^ization board to de­ Crystal Gaxing' burst into flames shortly afteir Republican member of the Ways blllty of enacellng an $884,150 n- New Spring H A N D B A G S would give»aome further consider- kita Khruschev in a speech Mon­ April 14, will help this local group like a jewel, rarely need.s ironing. Navy and red ly-placed Democratic party lead­ cide what devices and sjrstems are A fter running hia winningi; take-off on Feb. 1, and. Means Oommlttee, told lieravs- day, toat the Kremlin fop the next Army trousers central awarded . atlon a week later, meaning tomor­ ers" on' running for the Senate 4n needed to control civil airplanes on the TV quiz- - show "Tha Phoenix.' Ariz., jury of eight men he was "Justiaa anxious for a firm headed by the wife ef to ooBttaue its work here and will f*at«t leather, plastic calf; and genuine leather, polka dots on whitr. Sizes 32 to 38. row April 12, to whether the de­ fiO or 25 years will pay no Inteiv aid in toe research work which is Pouth, clutch and boxia stjdes. ' 1958. which, he estimated will fly 70 bil­ $84,000 Queation" up to $1M,- - women and four men weigtm first a tax cut as anyone, providing we eat and repay none of toe princi­ . former-Aaat.' Samtary af Da-~ partment should have the oth^ Dodd, former . U.S. represMita- lion passenger miles a year 4iy 000, largaat amount avar won' degree mardpr charge agaSkst .pan do It with safety to our fiscal feate Robert Tripp Beaa. '* being dons to find a prevention dr . $30lmiUion. pal on 260 bilUon rubles, worth ,|ame day. Mked me to be a candidate for .flc control eirstem U an ai^ntial his eai^ngs in the forthcom­ Beck and other tmion bigwigri re- o f the Ifouae AppropriaUona Oem.- wga toe aupport,i of vate savings o f Sovlat eitisana. K ttys totito advMMty of aa : ' Summerfield fired-an order to all ing weeA up to a total of veels'pla as for aeeret atratoipr ; mittae. aald he believed the House operatfen srin “ fed I dttos^in ^ cf- CORNER MAIN oRd OAK puatmaataai to h e ^ /gffXainng (Centoioad m P a g e V w iM tg-oaa) (Ooi eaPageTwealjrjTvrtmtfjamvtm) $3S8,00(L „ aaeeUfig Tueaday, will make efiougta.euU ia .^hraal- ly.” ■ T \ ■ iA / * I > i

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