■-■’■Hr J, $ ■ fT I ■ ^ -1 / p a c k s i x t e b w MONDAY, .A ten g e Daily Net Prem RjML The Weethef - l i b . Far tha Wtmtf. WoMt Fonxisat af O. 8- Weathar ; A s m . 2 8 ,1 8 6 8 The^ management groOp of the Manchester Grange will hold a The Rotary Club will ifliMt to­ Showers , coatlniting toal|mi. V*' About Town , Connecticut Section, Atherican In­ setback party Wednesday at 8 morrow night at 6:30 aK the stitute of Electrical Ehgineers, p.m. in Orange Hall. The home Country, Club.- Eleven high scb ^ l Wietto Host 12,698 Low - 48-48. Wednesday elearhq;, will hear the story of the Helco- econoipice committee /will be In students will be guests of the ci little ehaage la temperatarc. High William Buckley, cJialrman of ’^m ber atitiia Ao4R it Connecticut Power Gk>. merger at charge. Refreshments will be and will present the program. Mb 88s. the Board of IfMucatlon and Hart­ Mraau af OtreAfttaa ford Public High School teacher.' its meeting Tuesday night at 8 served, and prizes awarded. The Sessio n s WEST MIDPLE THKNf IKE Mnncheaer—^A City of VUlafte Charm will talk on "Colonial Connecticut o’clock in the atiditorium of ' the affair Is open to. tlH^^ pulrflc. Aaron Cook Jr., son of Mr. Snd Hiatorj’" at the meeting of the Ki- Hartford Electric Light Co., Hart­ Mrs. Anron Cook, 562 E. Middle l/.S* . ^ CORNER DUKANT SI 7 - 1 wahis Cliib Thursday noon. ford. • Michael Leturetano', 21 View 8t.. Tpke., has beyin elected secre V y 1 Chdrifiher (ClaMlfled Advertlatng on Cage 14) PRICE FIVE CENTS is chairman of the membership of the Student Council a t B a b .\ i’ NEW LARGER QUARTERS VOL. LXXVII, NO. 178 (SIXTEEN PAGES) CHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1958 Leonora Smyth, 5. daughter of Members of the Women’s Club committee of the Technical Publi­ Institute of Business Administra­ John P. Wlet, executive vice PLENTY OF FRONT AND REAR PARKING M/. and Mrs. B. Burton Smyth, are reminded of the meeting to­ cations. Association of New Eng­ tion, Babson Park, {dass. p.rasident bf the Manchester Cham­ A land. The association will hold a 27 Hilltop Dr., has been chosen by night at 8 in thf South Methodist ber of Commerce, is acting as the Garden Club of Northfleld, N. Church, at which Mrs. Bettv Beat­ dinner meeting' at Tara Hall. A course in cooking out-of-doors AUTO G U SS INSTALLiD ^ J., to'be the rose'princess and to ty of Wellesley Hills, MaM.. will ThoffipsonvUie, Tuesday night at fo r . a ll. Girl Scout - leaders will be I. host for two sessions of the U.S. Mikoyan S ^a Cardinat’s crown the rose queen at Northfield spei^ oh flpwer arrangements and 6:3W. held Thursday from 9:30 a.m. tot Chamber of Commerce ' annual GLASS FURNITURE TOPS Ike Plan Not Vital on June 14. tricks With flowers. Me a officers 2:30 p.m. at Calnp Merrie-Wood.! meeting in Waahington.' D.C. Bonn Wariied v\-ili be elected. The annual dlimer Manchester Lodge' of Masons Registrations for thld course "Organize Right for Effective MIRRORS (Flr*pla«* ond Door) C on d ition A rummage sale will be conduct­ will be served in Woodruff Hall of will hold a special meeting tomor­ should be made at;the Girl Scout Action" is today’s topic which -will ed by Senior Girl Scout Troop 1 on Center Church Monday, May 26. row night at 7:30, pt Which time office by tomorrow. emphasize getting action from lo­ PICTURE FRAMING (oH typ*t) On Atom Arms May 7 from 6:80 to 0 p.m. at. the Checks-may ue mailed to Mrs. El­ members will witness the degree cal and state Chambers o f Com­ Community ■ Y. Anyone having mer Odpll, 512 E. Center 3t. No work of John- Mather Chapter, Or­ St.. Elizabeth’s Mo'thers Cirble merce, trade.and profeBsional or­ ^Excellent* articles to contribute and wishing reservations will be accepted after der of DeMolay. Following the de­ will m e « at the home of Mrs. ganizations. WINDOW oiMi PLATE GLASS Berlin, April 29 {^PJ— Anas­ rx to have them picked up may call gree work there will be a social James Glieeson, 228 School St., The importance of good teach­ tas I. Mikoyan told East Ger­ May 19. OO.VntACTURSi WE ^ V E tN STOCK Rome, April 29 (VP)— either Mrs. David Starrett, 26 hour with refreshments. Wednesday tjight at 8:15. Elec­ ing will be stressed at an "Educa­ mans tdday he had warned Ferndale Dr., .or Mrs. Donald Har­ tion of o f f i c ^ will be held. Co­ tion Luncheon" tomorrow. Static- uel Cardinal Stritch was re­ ' Degree MistYea. Ruth Beckwith hostess will 'ba.Mrs. John Schieb- MEDICINE CAIINETS and SHOWER DOORS Chancellor Konrad Adenauer rison, 45 Prances Dr. Members of XI Gamma Chapter displays of the latest equipment to ported in excellent condition of Sunset Rebekah Lodge has enpflug. Valedictorian of pie personally that West Ger- called a rehearsal for -.tonight sit of Beta Sigma Phi are reminded of ' -prove teaching will be featured. OPEN SATURDAYS--4IPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS Washington, April 29 (4P>—fthmt eome of the U n g ^ a today.'.,,Jle had a good night Advertisement Edwin C. Lynn, who graduates potential of television as s merg- ‘ many faces ' "extraordinary 7:30 in^ Odd FelloVs Hall of all the founder's day dinner Wednes­ “ ESTIMATES OLADLl' GIVEN O n. Nathan F. Tinning t o l d ' horrthu followtfig the amputation of day night at 7 r’clo'Tk at* the Cor­ A rummage sale Will be held by In June. from Syracuse Univer­ medium of broadening the Influ­ ere" of parts of'the forces, far he-< if it accepts atomic officers *and members taking part the Wome -s MlsaioWrj Society sity, Syracuse,- N. Y., has been Congress today some UiS. his right arm. e- Hubbard HW-Day Camp, Glas­ in the tableaux. They.ar>, also re­ ner House, Farmington. ence \of expert teachers will be tonbury ope.ns July 7 for boys and oif the Emanuel Lutheran Church named valedictorian of his grad­ shownNthroug{i a live Bemonstra- forces are , ready now— wwith-, in -, The private physician of Pope ; minded to bring ' rtlcles for the Friday morning at 9 ^elock in th fS ^ tto n t a k e r s S ^ creU rt^ ! The Soviet I*'** Plus XJI, Prof. Riccardo Galeazzi*; girls, ages 3 to 13. For further in­ The Community BapUst Church uating class in the School of Ar­ tlon orv closed-circuit television out the legislationn a s i ^ by runimage s£le tomorrow in the Luther hall Donations may be left chitecture. of Defense McBlroy last weeV that “ I meeting In East Ber- List, who witnessed the. operation | Says issue formation call MEMford 3-2040 or hall. ulll hold its mother-daughter -din­ teaching, ^ o w TV lessons moti­ “President Eisenhowejlo w ^ — to lln’s Sports Arens thst he brought R ed Blasts write Mrs. Richard O'Dell,' 388 at. the hall 'ITiursday . evening. For this honor"he received the vate student Interest and study the Pentagon and the committee 'SO he could 'report to the Pbpe, ner In.Woodrliff hall of the Ceil- strike back within 3 6 ^ in u te s could get together on a redrafting this out during a talk with Ade­ visited Cardinal Stritch early today Hubbifrd Street, Glastonbury. . ter Church Friday night at .6:30. Those dealring picktip of articles schoql medal'of the Institute of ■Will also be ^ow n.. nauer In Bonn list Saturday on the The- Connecticut Department. ma.V contact Mrs. Harold McIn­ of attack. ot the President’e propoMls. Dur-, for another report: "He found the Daughters of Veterans of the Civil Reservations for the dinner, which Architects. • Dr. H oward^. Bevla. chairman dangers of a third world war. Cardinal had no fever'and was Stiould Go tosh. of the President's committe on Houea Armed, Serylcee Commit­ big the weekend ho^ Eisenhower Arctic Plan War. are holding their annual con­ close Wednesday, may be made Lynn, who has teen on "the tee eritica of Eteetihower'a defense and McElroy issued^dUtemertts em­ 'Those who want a unified Gerr sleeping well. | vention today and tomorrow in with Mrs. John Shorrock or Mrs. dean's list every semester, is a scientists and engWers, will make phasizing they were not conceding many must necessarily oppose Specialist l.C. and Mrp, Law­ introduGermany,' The Pope received in special | Us* ^ ew Haven. Mrs. Emma Swanson, •Rpbert Johns.. Girl Scout,Trnop 1 member of the Syracuse Ohlver- aatZM on the i^temOTt .by Twin- any substantial fa t t e r in the htll. will serve a turkey dinner. rence Decker Jr. • and daughter, Soientific Approach Ibq Learning.’’ ; Mikoyan' declared. audience the two Chicago doctors' As Publicity To Summit Your 30 Hudson St., who is' convei ion e Deborah Ann, have returned from sity Honor Society. Phi Kappa lag. chairman qf the Joint Chl«" however. , / m^'Ho flew to Rome Sunday ^or con- secretary ant several of the other Germany. He was recently dis­ Phi and the architects’ honorary, Staff. Cooiidge alio diaclored that one I He ruled out reunifleation on sultation. They are Cardinal Ciiorg* Plan members left early this morning Members of the 8th District Fire Sigma Upiilon Alpha, of which X feature of the bill whlcb has been any except those proposed by the By MAX HARRELSON ^ Department will meet at the fire­ charged from the Armed Forces in Rep. H e ^ it 'oaaI, to etrengthen criticized' as downgrading the Soviet Union; Confederation of . United Nations, N. Y., ApAl house at- 7 o'clock tonight and which he derved as a paratrooper Chart „ Army, Navy and Air satellite East Germany with the ?o“hS Krehf;"' Viet Foreign Minister Andrei Ddivtries for .the past five ,,’ears. T Tey are is also a graduate member of the gVei . . . wegotournaw 1958 GENERAL the mUltaiy role of the 29 (/P)— The Soviet Union to­ proceed to the Leclerc Funeral Your -e ■ I* iMinff sold to thwl Forc#/was put In bv the White : Bonn' Republic. "We see no other 'rtie Cardinal told vuitora laaf GrOmyko toda.v dism is^d as Home to, psiy repp^cu* to Mrs. presently staying with his par­ Alpha Chi Rho fi-aternity. Preacriptloi ELECTRIC Dish Washar this morning, from o f defense, Is ^Id to ^ after the Peiitsgon finished possibility." he said. day delivered a blistering at­ Just telepfime your order for Mary Frechette, fnother of Denis ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A graduate of Manchester High Hera American public wntn j It. The western powers have re i night, "I know they’ihe not. there. 1 “a matter ^ sheer puiilicity, tack on the Eisenhower plan drug needs aiid cosmeticsr-giv- School in the'^ass of 1953, he is Frechette, a director , of the 8th Lecker Sr., 76 dr.fdeh St., and in that a^iting appliance on 445 Harfford timid; ^The need for f f i / T h i , "i, a repeal of preaent law Jected confederation and insist on i but.I ‘ feel aenaations in the tips of I Pre.sident Eisenhower’.* pro- for creation of an Arctic in y Ing your Charge Plan num­ OLLIE'S District, / ' the fall he plans to-return to col­ the son of MrNand Mrs. Charles PINE PHARMACY Road. TKkiir prices are amazingly low and po.sal for international inspec­ ber . . . Lynn,'53 Foley ^pt. ne^ed in the space age. The 70>year-old Roman Catholic sptfetion, to guard against sv lege. Mrs. Decker Is the former 6M Center 8L—MI 9-9811 chief 0# staff bf any individual serv­ supervised free elections. tion of the Arct'c. A U T O ^ O D Y Manchester Emblem . dlub- will Cectle ,Marinarc of Morriatown, credit tern^easy . and their service is' . "Now It appears there le no niied prise attack. - / Get ice may go directly to Congress East Germany's Communist | wbh* renssti'^s"Jri « e said the United State, made meeting tonight at N. J. " ■ „ /for this legislation to trigger Im­ party leader. Walter XTlbricht, ap­ Soviet Delegate Arkady A. So­ ir W E W IN G ' ^guaranteed ^isfectory. I’m sure you'll want with any matter he thinks , needs common for persons who hare lost I*** proposal because, "they simply bolev declared Rusiita would not ^ m e d ia t e Hall for the pur- ...... { ■ mediate action,’’ Hebert e*W. legislative attention, provided only plauded with little show of , en­ limbs. intelligence'data concerning ■T)elivery '^nominating- wnd electing The following new officers have G-E Washer wtt like mine. , / Taking up another partja Twln- thusiasm when Mikoyan flnished take part in ncgotlatlon^proposed AUTO lO D Y ond that he notifies^the secretary of de­ I . The CardinaTa right arm ’was U>e Soviet territory. ' , by the United Statesyinsteail. he bee elected hy the Little Flower . . « Mabel. Ing'e testimony. Rep. P w e fDflHl fense. speaking. amputated above the elbow fester-' He spoke st a news conference at FENDER REPAIRS of Jesus Mothers Circle: Mrs.-'Rob­ Mr B#0 Wa»VM*a* a»w” asked what' present Igw prevents Mikoyan came to Rast Berlin suggested that the ^ o l e question UMt, ^Durntni #r Itehlnf Administration witnesses have ! day after a blood clot livelopid Ih **** ^ Ministry. ' , of safeguards agai/rn' surprise at­ c o m p lete c a r The Paat Chief Daughters of the ert Digan, leader; Mrs. George Jtront Smelung^Cloudy. Orlntj.du# to DONT the military establishment from called the present provision point- lor » one-day friendship whirl to the lower arm and gangrene set In, . "O"* hardly .help concluding ★ I Murray, co-leader;' Mrs. Edward “ KidDoy ind BlAddtr IrritAttoiu, - setting up its- maipr unified Com­ leas saying Congress always gives fhow tlwt Moscow places East and ^ t o r r s a id he was rw^^^ « » « the author, of that proposal tacks be left to A summit confer- Dn^ghters of Scotia wilt meet trrOT8TExTor quUlThelp. JO |. Still plenty of wear left |n I ence-alqng \ v it^ long list of other' PARINTING Wmorfow 'night at the home of Oleschefski, secretary; Mrs. Ed- ■rova aafety far yount And .old. Aik dtufr mands In a d v a n c^ f war. the individual services a hearing West Germany on a par, oulcklv from the operation and •'"''e once again proved that their shoes when hronght here for { problems. / LACqVF.R and ENA5IEL Alra. Catherine Malcolm', 689 Main > ard Moriarty, treasurer; Mrs. Su m undtr «onay-»mck fUM^ I expert , repairing. - Twining sald/Uie question gets without their having to take the The Soviet deputy premier, who J^ouid be out of bed l^ w o or three Pi*n« 4o not provide for serious! PRESCntPnpN PHARMACY -

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, TUESDAY APRIL 29, 19S8. PAGE n V B FACE liANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER; CONN, TUESDA y \ p R IL 29, X968 ..... r — '• ■ — IstnikUe post which Dr.' W, Ohrts- C olu m bia W BNB—849 Emilio p.addai*io B o lto n Bishop Confirms* Ref(ional D istiict 8 toff wfafer will leave Juna 80, Charter Committee Get WTIOr-l(M9 Since'^e board rscsntly voted MMWHESTER W URO — J8M Daily Radio W H A V —Al9 To Speak Before S t M ary ’s Class to apply Nfpr rural aupcrvlaory WUUC—1290 Eaatan Btoadara TIom IVPUP— 1419 ■ervleas i t ^ anticipatod that the Town Clerk Problem Driver Pays Mrs.Tj ford Again Named Wedne^ay Night intarviewaa ^ 1 bb a caldldate for During Oyr le Sah / Young Democrats $328'i962 Budget the office of g^clpal. The following program achM WHA7—flerenads Membars o f schitol boards The.ipsueA aw.ay ipv ofva salary w^aeaij* recommends-ations a wvi»ueaviiui^'( of Tomkiel. “ We had the $500 Fine, ulea ara aupplted by the radio Attorney Emilio Dsddario will bs ANN: ublican Town Chaii*man The Rt. Rev. John H. Esquirol. Going Oh All This Wook tlone fo r the town clarfc'i employe! same problem here as we did when WKNB-:Op«o Mtte of the three toviM have been In­ munagemepu and- ara sumect to WTIC—Dick Bertel the guest speaker at the dinner J.D., S.T.D.. newly consecrated vited to attend thev^terviaw. haa apparently reeotved Itxelf into we put the pay scales into effect WuRO-Amoa end Andy Suffragan Bishop of Gonnecticut. several yeara ago," Martin aaid ebanga without notlca. WPOP--K P Morsaa meeting of the Young Democratic Donald F/TeiHford w a» re-fannouncad by tba waya and icaana The next regular Rieatlng o f Uio a maltin' for the .Charter Jteviilon Hit 2 Boys I'M SO EXCITED about our now GENERAL will administer Confirmation and Voted for ’58-’59 boiqxl 'Will be, held at \ p jn . Men' CommlMion. at leaet *o far pa Mu- later. 1:SS- Club of Manchester tomorrow night committee for te.» Educational V WHAY-Serenade led chairman of th« Republl' pleach at a special service Wednes­ R h - \ ■! ■■ i WHAY—Plsusr Psnx ELECTRIC Rang* . , . it's roally a baauty.., Building Fund o f the Congrega­ day in the achool Ul Pint nlripej Bulldihg Ehnployei are con­ Tomkiel, who haa never discloeed \v> • , li, c,.,,i HevifV WTIC—Neere of Wdrld at tha Walnut St. Restaurant at Town Commlttta at lU organ- day at 7:30 p.m. In St. Mar}*'a what he was - paying hfs three , Richard F. Pierce, 61, So.ierseL WDRC—Anterer Please tional Church. Clifton B. Ho/ne, board roan- cerned. WKNB—YsdIm vs Detroit 6:30. I'm so glad you suggostod Norman's at 44S Jonal meeting last night. It was Eplscopajt Church. A net operating budget of 8338, parUnent of Education as follows women employes, rccompiended Mass, driver of the cSr 'that^pn WflW- Rise -IfUlci- • WPOP—Top 4U Time Fourteen group chairmen will ber from Andover, wlU M k ra- The Slbard of Director* will prob­ Atty. Daddario is seeking the the first meeUng of the group The confirming Bishop Is no 961 for the 1958-59 fiscal year siraa General control; .Administrative salaries of 84.400 for each of his down the two young school boys WOIMI—Arthur -aodlrty Ftartford Road. Tneir priefis are tbe. lowast alnce election of the new committee fill a box with nome -uJ.ed goods stranger to St. Mary’s people. He without kuta at a district elecUon, he has aiuiouncod, * 4 the ably take up 'General Manager WPOP—Kansas vs Boston "tfffAY —Herenede • , Democratic nomination for repre­ salary, 88.635; clerical salarlaa. aaslsta'^t town blerks and 84.000' at Columbia Center last Feb. 22. w n c -U f a and the World and pass it o i to the first person took part In the dedication o f the Budget hearing attended by more annual tovfn budget meeting Bat Richard Martin’* cohtroveretal a*1- sentative to Coiigrbs*. anywhere, and'you certainly can vouch for became official under the SUte 82,680; and suppllas ahd other, for his land-records clerk. Martin was. Oned 8500 in Trial Justice WilAY—Platter Party WDRC- ■£ R Murrow on a list of name» forming their new church building on Sept. 5, than 75 people In the regional urday at 8 p.m. In the Town ary reoommendation* for the town ' WCCC—Record R«vu* WPOP-Ton 40 Time Business at the meeting will In­ their guaranteed service andv easy terms. Pttiiiary law. 84,250; Instruction: Administrs' propoalng 84,429 for, the drat Court last night oh a charge of Thre were no changes In oUter group. In turn, this person will put 19S0, and has come to Manchester school auditorium last night. tivc salary. 84,825; salaries of Other board members whose ti 2forJ7e clerki* ShrVfe employes tonight. A WKNB—Yanks vs Detroit *:**- clude the electing of . five delegates assistant town clerk. 84,247 for the driving while under the Induence WTIC—Ross Miller Thanbs for telling me about this wonderful offices on the committee. James her contribution of money tor the on numerous occasions. Bishop The budget had been presented SBcplre tide yefu* are Mrs. Clifford' general review of town employe WHAY-Aerenad* to attend.the State Young Demo­ staff teachers, 8139,771;{ salaries second assistant town clerk, and of intoxicants. WPRC—Arthur Qodlrsy WTIC—Night Line <}. Hasseit continues as vice presi­ baked goods in an envelope in the c|uirol has been here aa a Lenten and reviewed by Stephen F. Deg- W right of Hebron snd Stephen ' e ^ r y and wage propoeaU la sched- WPOP—K-Ksniuu rs Boston cratic Convention Friday and Sat­ store. of guidance teachers, 86,908; sal­ 83,962 for the land records clerk, Represented by Charles W. Pow­ 4:as WDRC-Rrt^rt Q. Lewis dent: Mrs. Robert Miller, secreUr>- box, bake some food hdrself and preacher, a speaker fo r' the nan, treasurer of the Regional aries of clsrical, 84,680; toxt- Degnan of Marlborough. uled to be completed then. WPOP-iMvsIery Time urday. It is expected that the club who will be cladsified a* a senior ers,- a. Maasachusetts attorney, he WHAY —Plsiter Parly wUI instruct its delegates to sup­ . . . Terry.. and Bdson P. Herrick, treasurer. send it bn to the next pers^- listed. Women's Auxiliary, as an at­ District 8 Board of Educatidn, books, 84.830; classroom sup­ One member la elected annually -But the Municipal Building Bm- WCCC—Record Revue *:1»- from each town of tha district for clerk typist technician. pleaded tUAo contendere to that WKNB—Oporta A Newa WHAY-Serenerie port club President. Roger M. New members of the committee The H chairmen working on the tendant at many meetings, and as after the elecUpn of Richard M. plies, 831013; other (bepense, ptoyea CktAmlttee'* effort to seek Night Lins , a participant in the Washington's a 3-ysar term. A ll of-the orig­ charge arid not guilty to a charge WTIC—Roaa Mlllei wnc— Negro for renomination as state beginning their first 2-year term project Include Mrs Louis C. Dlm- Grsht of Hebron as moderator. 83.500. a^Vetificatlou of the.mgher salary WORC—Cal Kolby WDRC-Robert Q. Lewi* Birthday Men's Oommtmion Feb. inal membera o f the regional board reopmmendattons fair, the town of reckleas driving WPOP—Mvpierv Tim* treasurer, a post he now holds. are Robert W. Agnew. Marjorie ock Jr.. Mrs. Paul Arnolc, Mrs. The motion to, adopt the budget Also, operation o f school plant:' WPOP—Kansas vs Boston ' N. Dougan. Dons B. Shearer. John Leonard Wood, Mrs. Theodore W. 23. According to custom, he will as presented passed ^ te r three at­ to date have besn reelected with .dark’s offlca apparently reached Ohaunccy M, Sq-j*- Confirmation Class since Septem­ very low. State Rep. Karl Links the principal o f the 81,950,000 lildspendent unit of government. Aetna\Ftre S9*i 62H Mr*. John Sadlon, mother of one S;SS— TEL. m <4482 Start Baseball Program In addition to the piece of fur ber. This class meets In ■four divi­ TELSA WHAV-Night Welch of the two boys, testified Her son, WHAV—Platter Parly WTIC-Ntght I, £ " : The pupils of Grades 7 and 8 are hiture being redone, membera will of Hebron sought to amend the bond issue. This payment will be H ie general manager's control over Hartford Fir...... 161 WCCC—Record Revue Lin* sions, which are taught by Win­ motion by proposing that the en- made In the same amount each ths personnel in the office will still John Jr,, W'ss thrown over a 4 foot WDRC—M o ^‘ fnr . Romance eligible for a voluntary after- need an old, small brush for apply­ slow Manchester, Lewis Codding, NaUonal ...... SO 84 WKNlK N ^ P _ M WPOP—Hnund Do* .tlre budget be cut by five per cent. May 1 for tha next 10 yeara and bs Indirect, at beat,. and the town bank of snow and hospitalized for WTIC-Roet Miller sChool sports program which whs ing stain, a glass dessert dish and Mrs. Mitchell Sullivan and Miss Phdenlx ...... 66H ' 69^4 WDHC—Cai“ - Knih -ilby 9 : « - The standing vote showed four In 8100,000 per year will then be f o c / i clerk wUl stilt be able to eet the Life aod Indemalty In*. Cpo. several weeks with leg and head W H AV-Nignt Watch to begin today If-the weather per­ plenty of lint-free rags. All other Pearl Btnks. The young people, as Member of TELSA Pledges: injuries sustained. -'Richard King WPOP—Wax Work* WnO-Nlght Lin* Ar< Scb^Kicry (tuiMHict mitted. Boys will— play baseball supplies will be furnished by the fa'vor and 45 opposed. paid for the remaining nine years, BalarieC' he chooses, subject only Aetna Casualty .... 135 145 S;U— WDRC—Moods for Romance well aa adults, have participated in to the appropriation voted the of­ was not SO seriou*ly hurt and ■«;*§' WHAY-Plaller Party and girls, softbaRT under the su­ leaders. .the Sunday evening “November to Donald Bon or Marlborough then unUl May 1, 1978. A Service Tb The Best of His Ability Aetna U fe ...... 172 182 WPOP-Hound Do* fice by the Board of Directors, the hospitalized for about a week. WC(N:—Record Revue .- - *:**— pervision of Andrew W i n a n s. Housewarming for MIMneni Eaater" series throughout the win­ moved that 87^000 be cut from the A total of 8110,508 was paid as 4r Fair Charges on Repairs' and Inatallationa (kmn. General ^ 238 248 WKNB-P.M. 1 S P it U o m e n i net operating budget. Discussion interest last year repreaenting eommlttee was told. Htfd. Steam Boiler .. 88 80 Frederick W. Brown, 47, Pros­ WTIC—Ross Miller W H AY-N ighI Watch ^ Grade 7 teacher. Mr. and Mrs. Augiut Mildner of ter, consisting of Evening Prayer A 90-Day Guarantee Cta* All Repair Parts A fter ,getUng this appraisal of WDRC—Csl Kolbv WTIC—Trremiry of Musle A school announcement said Hebron Rd. were given a aurprlae followed by. instruction by the on the motion brought a statement payments for a year and a 'half. TraVelera ...... ‘ 76 79 pect SL, South C0Vintr>, was. fined WPOP—Was Work# WDRC—Mood* tor Romance from Frederick Wythe, a member The two interkt payments listed A Only To Use Parts O f Highest Qtuility the eitliatlon during the meeting. Publie'’ Ctilltiea 8400 for driving while under the WPOP-Hound" Do* most of the games would be intra­ housewarming by a group of Bol­ clergy on the faith and practice of 4:**- tl.'tS- of the Hebron school board, that in the 1958-59 budget toUI 862,- A Full Time Service Departments Francis Conti, chairman of the Conn. U ght A Power 18H 20H influence. He. too, pleaded nolo WRAV-Uatelln* mural with a few games sched­ ton friends Sunday evening. The the church. employes committee, said later, WCCC—Evening Musle W H AV-Night Watch XtVDMwalern.fSST Mildners, long-time residents of T h rg e written examinations the regional board . had demon­ 730. Interest payments each year Hartford Electric U. 58 - 80 contendere. H* was Involved in a WTIC—Trseaury of Music uled with other schools. Boys will A A Recognized Place of Busintsa "W S got nowhere, no further meet- WKNB-P.M. WDRC—Hoods (or Romene* play on Tuesday. Thursday and Bolton Center, have recently were given members of the junior strated Its good faith-by using Its will decrease since they are.made Hartford Gas Co. .. 38 41 1-car accident at Lake Rd. and WTIC—News Cirrtirt AtMls anticipated i surplus this year of A Complete Insurance Coverage ■ bigs are planned." ;t. 87, March 10. Hla passenger, WDRC—News Reporter WPOP-HOU04 Do* Friday: girls, on Wednesday. moved into • a new house. They divlaion during the year, while each May-1 and November 1 at. Southern New England WPOP—New* IS'ZS— 837,993 to reduce the 1958-59 He added that the committee's erry Young, rrot Injured. State Cash...... i 6,51^000 Hours wdtl be 3:30 to 3 p.m. were given a purse, of money at adult members have . bad special the rate of 3.4 per cent of the next step would be to ssk the Char­ Telephone...... 36*4 38*4 5 S ;«— i W H AY-NIght Watch The bulletin also mMe it clear the housewarming. conferences with the rsctor since budget and he believed that the unpaid balance. .Manufacturing Companies Policeman Robert MacDonald, of WHAV-Dateline WTIC—Boston Pops Orchsstre Receivables amt Other Current Items...... 1 . 1A293,0(|0 district should therefore act in ter Revision Commission to .con­ WCCC—Evening Mude WDRC—Mood* for Romance that transportation will not be Eaater. The entire group met for The final item in the budget was Arrow, Hart. Heg. 48', 5,1*4 Colchester bsrraoks w-as the ar­ WK.VB-P.M. . WPOP—Mndsm Sound* Ticket Deadline good faith by accepting the sider a charter change that would Inventories 29,283,000 provided by the school.- May 5' has been aet as ticket two hours last Saturday morn­ a contingency sum of 85,(>00. bring the town clerk's bffice i " , _Associated . . , _ Spring .. 20 U resting officer. Wri • KIricllv 9i«.iie l*;4S— board’s estimate of next year’s Ths gross operating total of Other Case* . WDRC-Weather and Saimaa W H AV-Nlghl Welch 50.050.000 deadline for the Mother's Day din' ing for a demonstration celebra­ line with other departments In the: nram I WPOP—Lewrenca Welk . Bomiiiage Sale Set budget. 8410,755 is reduced 'b y the State Norman P. Sharpe, 27, Lewiston WTI(>-UN Radio RsvlsW Friends of United Methodist ner to be served May 10 at SL tion of the Holy Communion, in­ FOE AFFEOVEO TV REFAIRE — building. . ICo'Un* '«:**— WDRC—Mood* for Romance Last: Carrant UaMHies The vote for Bon’s amendment Building Grant of 88M.OOO, which Dunham B u s h ...... 6*4' 1‘A Ave., Wlllimantlc, wss fined 815. WHAV—Serenade WPOP—Modem Sounds Church are urged to leave articles Maurice Church by the Council struction on receiving the sacra­ LOO K FOR THE SERVICE C O . ■ “ We couldn’t ask for higher sal­ WKNB-P.M. Notes and loans payable...... 16,677,000 ment, the Baptism of some mem­ was 19 in favor and 48 opposed: Is paid in 20 annual install- aries for others , in the building.*' Em-Hsrt ...... 45* i ,48*4 He pleadefi guilty to Improper I1:*S- for the rummage sale of the .Wom­ of Catholic Women. Membera are Discussion On the original mo­ WTIC—Cote Glee Oiih W H AT-N ight Watch bers o f the class, and a rehsarsal menta of 844,800 each, and the esU- Conti said' “The town clerk s girls Fslnlr Bearing .... 54 67 psssing. I WDRCe-Otir l.a>mbardo WTIC—.New* Music Recounts payable end acenwis...... 6,174,000 an's Society for C h r i r t ^ n asked, to make ticket returns, to tion to adopt the net operating DISFLAYINO Ssmuel Tepley, 33, ' CWnferbury. for Wedneaday’a confirmation ser­ mated balance, from the 1957-58 NMd Termit^ are on a different basis from ofii- Landers, Frary, Clark 12 14 ' 1 WPOP—John Dely WDRC—Nrw i Service at the church before the comntUtee after:Masses next budget as proposed was then cut «;IS— WPOP—Modem Sounds Provision for Federal taxes on ineomo—net. . 1,755,(01) budget, of 827,993. THIS EMRLEM ars in tha biiildlhg.'’ . N.B. Mqchine _____ 25 27 pleading guilty to charges ■ of ‘ WHA V—Berena le Thursday evening If possible. The Sunday. Unsold tickets should vice. ' ' off and only a- few voices were IltlS — St. Mary's Oonfirniation Class Building Progtnm Bo-Cap Another charter change that North and Judd .... 22 2.% , speeding, was fined 130. ^ WKNB-P.M. 26.606.000 sale win be held from 9 a.m. until also be turned in at tHia time so heard opposii^ the final vote. Pearl A. Maurer. 44. South ■ w n c —Three Star Extra WHAV—Night Wetrh they may be available for last of 1958 will‘’come together for lU A re-capltulation of the capital Servicer would go a long way to bringing Russell Jdfg...... 15 18 WTIC—Snorts Pinal noon at the chur£h Saturday. Towns' l» a r e Estimated Windham, who had failed to renew j WCRC—Ixiwell Thiimes WDRC—Moods for Romene* minute reservations that niay be Corporate Communion Sunday at account of the buildlnig pragrpm * tha town cierk's office in line with .Stanley Steam ...t 36', 30', WPOP—Top 40 Tim* N n WORKWe CAPITAL...... 23,444SH 'Those who would like articles The cost to the district towns her driver* license, was fined $9.,. WPOP—Modern Sound* received the next day. 7:30 a,in.. The aervlce will be fol­ showed a total income of 83,011,- other ,town departmenU would Terry Steam 138 MS ;*#- ' II:SS- lcked up are asked to telephone of ths approved biidget is esti' State policeman CTiarles Supain- WHAV —Herenarte Interest in Fairbanks, Morse 6 Co. (at eocQ. . . 26,69f(00l) Feata Scheduled ' lowed by a class breakfast served 082 listed aa follows: Bond money, make the town clerk an appointive Torrlngton ...... 23('4 25'j WKNB—Serenade WHAY-J*** Alley £Irs. V. Chandler Foster, chair­ mated aa follows; Andover. 8110,- **Cu»tom r Confidence Through official rather than elective. The U.S, Envelope, com. . 20'* 22‘ 4 ak'aa was the arresting officer. | . WTIC—Starlight Serenade (VtlB*tiwi-6*c**ib«r 31. 1957: Sept. 13 has been aet aa the date by members of the Bishop Bud- 81.950,000; premium psid by bond­ Nee44n 0 w n c —Dick Bertel WDRC— Moods (or Romance man, / % ■ ...... , ! WDRC—Amos and Andy 302; Hebron. 8115.795; and Marl ing company, 87,247; interest paid Charter Rerision Commission has U.8 . Envelope, pfd. .. 11 13 WPOP—Modem Sound* 820.000.000 inorox. at swrlMt er Assisting Mrs. Foster, wrjll M of the Feeta in the Italian Manner long Guild. St .which time Confir­ Customer Seiis/eetion** this one under fonsldcratlon now. .Manchester Evening Hepild Co- WPOP—Ful'on Lewis Need a to be given by'pariahioners of SL mation certificates will be dis­ borough. 8102,965. The figures are to April 1 of this year on Invested Veeder-Root...... 45'4 48*4 llrtS- 822.900.000 kasMi *n FsMmi* s, M*r« I Co. iw Imaofff' Mrs. William Neverette; Mrs. based on the average dally mem­ Plans Similar Step , The above quotsUona are not to liimMa correspondent M rl. Donald W H AV -Jaxi Alley Maurice Church in honor of its pa­ tributed. bond nitoney, 863,185; and esti­ WTIC—Starlight Serenada Richard Fowler. Mrs. M ic h a e l bership (AD M from esch town for Exti^iiieter? NO TE: Members o f TE LSA have proper service, squipmenL Sx<- The committee’s proposal to he construed as sctual markets. R. Tnttle, ACademy 8-843.1.' Televi.«tion Programs Property, Plant and Equipment—fie t...... 13,8364)00 tron saint. Mr. and Mrs. An­ mated future interepL 8700. ' perienet, state tax pam ite . , . and deriva their Uvellhoed from WDRC— Moods for Romance centracter Goldsnidef, Mrs. Clifford Stephens, the current school year. bring the matter to the attention of On Page Two WPOP—Modern Sound* Other Assets 6,425,000 Mrs. Robert Richardson, Mrs. thony ^krmentano were named co- Under outgoing, totaling 82,- T V eervlee!. the Charter Revision Commission, chairmen for the day-long «v*ent | IXialjl The actual expense to each town Samuel Walkenr and Mrs. Ernest Oil,082, the following items are was suggested by the gener^ T S iT O S at a recent planning meeUng. Din-1 G J O U W C r s I l C I U will be decreased by the State listed; Administrative, 838,257; flM it Pest ie the er concrete Howard. ADM grant but Increased by trans­ ATKINS TV ,.. sees e * e e e e M l 3«AS29 manager, who plans to take a siml- Shell jewelry, , rubbers, boots, ner co-chairmen w ill be Mr. and site, 823.845; well. 83,036; build­ Last; Mrs. Renato Coccont. F or Miss Carson portation costs. The costs art *»«■ rieP- and white elephants will be avail­ ing, 81.627.637; csblneta, 858.230; lA R L O W 'S TV ^ e • e e a ' • eeeneee M l 3 - s o n Martin said after the meeting MoistiiTc Caused Tile Lonti-term indabtadoass ...L ...... i - , . . . 2,185,000 'The flrat feata was given in 1956 paid, however, through the budgets architect, 8120,338; and estimated YELLOW blocks? able in addition to the usual as­ of the local school Iraards who as­ tliat the town clerk situation is sortment of clothesXMrs. Foster and was a. great auccess. Plana ^ ia s Sandra Jean Carson. ! equipmenL and supplies. 8140,750, KRAMER*S TV • eeeeeeennt M l f-3 M 9 on# aspect of a larger altuatlon Other liabilities snd reserirts ...... C...... 3,342,000 are being made to keep all its fea­ Wells St., has been honored r sume transportation : responsibil­ Board to Meet Candidate / that has long troubled him. He ex­ said. \ ity. \ PAGES ...... M l M 0 4 4 To Crack, To'wn Told 5327,000 tures and add to. its attractions cently with two bridal showers. .The regional board will meet in MANCHESTER T V ...... plained that there is nothing in the OUR Find H Fast in the Traveling Food Sale Set since more space will be available Based on attendance figures of Mrs. Emerson Boswe case of . FILES PAGES A d«tiu«d iMiKist ftiteowot Via ite fount m »• /moot ffoHrt m iW* \ i and her auntj Mrs. Ells Misovlch. This grille.' according to Mueller, ifKVtt?. Writs tsertterr, The Library Building Committee <»f 8679.91. This yuLt'M tbtal. r P to ^ b ^ ' ' ^ r «nd cracking tile. will ventilate the aiibfloor and The shower was attended by S e * s^rify' Th* wss-what town officials Fmo-Texm Corporttlon. 74S WtR* $>na8, Nfv Yart 31 IL Y. ig scheduled to hold s meeting to­ based on 498 pupils, is 86M.88. evaporate the moiature before it DEVELOPING many friends and relatives, who whlch’^ ^p ^rtm en ^ wolto told yesterday - bv Jerome morrow at 4 p.m. at the Town Hall gave Miss Carson many gifts. The The budget Fas presented in a can do any damage. A b u llin g with Robert . Ake,. State library ered bv these policies, snd slate Mueller, ^stiMcturai engineer in 8 bride-to-be was skated teneath a form spprovsj^ by the State De- in the baaement'a former wooden consuItanL wa. to aerve aa ner- i charge of the convention project watering can decorated with pink ^^nel d ^ r ir io r at theth*e Barnard JuniorJunior-High Hlgh School.School.- ■Goo'' bad aerved the same purpose, Senior choir of United Methodist he explained. and white atreamenf while she At the present time. Martin said. The trouble had develof^d in This may be news, but Church 'Will rehearss as usual to­ Mueller said that a test trench morrow at 7 p.m. The senior choir opened her gifts. A buffet lunch­ hil authority to sti p«r»onnel prac*, various j^tions of the ne\tl> in- we keep confidential files. They are maintained eon was served. t k e r u ^ e d on the fact that de-,»U^^ asphalt tile floor of the will be dug on the east wall of of the Oongregatlpnal (Thurch will the sandwich cafeteria. If, it works ‘ for your convenience and protection. not rehearse until Thursday at 7:15 Another miscellaneous shower nartment head* are responsible to j cafeteria in the Franklin building, nm was given for her by her maid of aa well as expected, similar narrow; p.m. him And In some case*, there Is.i For months, the cause had es- Every pharmacist keeps a complete record honor, her sister. Miss Rita Car- no basis at all. The assessor, for caped detection at Mueller, the trenches will be installed in other Make your 1959 yacation son, -and her bridesmaids on April instance, is appointed b>’ the Board architect, contractor* and other . areas affected by the mol.aturf. of prescriptions. A file number on B Advertisement— The engineer said he was very You won’t "catch k falling star" n . of Director*, and", the treasurer and I experts watched, in troubled fas- medicine container enable* us to identify quickly .Ota, wheh you Insure your car with Mias Carson will be nuirried to town clerk are elected by the 'f’dl- cinatlon. ' • pleased the difficulty had been iso-! lated and that the solution is *0 rel-, any prescription, to tell you when it

. with on electric w ater heerter ' v. . W hai do you need money for? COLLEGE FUNDS * HOME IMPROV EMENT GIFTS How's vour hot wohir supply? Do you get oil you want? Is it alwGyi $1 d e u v i r e o ONLY LOCALLY NEW FURNITURE TAXES - NEW CAR rool/y hot? Is ydup wotor.heater locotod convoniontiy so you clon't H«ips kMp your A ^ention! ' X lost hoot by long piping around your collar? Is your wotor rust- There's on ALL PURPOSE CLUB for yoti! ______burnor cloan of it froo and sparkling cldon, so clean you could moko coffoo with‘It? INCLUDING: AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION hoots your homo I ORFORD VILLAGE RESIDENTS ' Tho answor is YES if you hayo an oloctrie wotor hooter. You got - POWER STEERING • RADIO • HEATER RT-98 Is the most completely LMPA V this and low cost too . •. heats on low ni(jht rate and storos for THE effective fuel oil additive in use OAS-SAVINO CARBURETdR • DELUXE INTERIOR today. This helps your oil BemAn d g a s ! doytimo uso. burner deliver more clean, de- Whether you ore a tenant or an owner investigote this offer. The Royalty • l i pen ^b ls heat. You get pre­ Kftp the family happy and live better electrically for yoors to PRESTlOEjCAR SIZE AND RIDE. Mercury beats every other ropdium- mium service, too. Ail designed Heating Co', will Inistall a new 100,000 I.T.U. Luxoire Gos Furnace cem« ITS IMPOSS191I TO RUY A CAR LIKE THIS-EQUIPPED UKE THIS-POR to make home heating easy. plete with an Air l^umidHier for the lew price e l ' como with an oloctrie wotor hooter. LESSI Look anyplace—check anyone! Not even the "low-price prlced car for all-around bigneas and eohd-cornfort ride. W b jt’s COM PANY 3” cars can match our price and •till give you the aize, power more, -it rivali cufltom -l^t cars for quality- craftsmanship. See your plumber or dealer bn.details of our sp'oclol offor on o H CaHtaJay h r and ^uipm ent this Mercury offers. In fact, 58 MERCURY »495 EXCEPTIONAL OAS MILEAGE from such a powerful car. Thia Big M ’l MORIARTY TERMS . . . AS LIHLE AS NODOWN FAYMtNT ^ Standard instRlIation costs cut in lialf for Ifmitod timo onty*' special V-8 engitto'saVM you money every mile you drive. PERFORMANCE CHAMPION , AND ONLY $11.07* PEA MONTH PAID WITH YOUR ■ Opwi Thurwlay OMonlngt 4 te 8, Soter^oy momliig 9 to 1?. 1 : TNE RaVALTY 1IEAT1N6 l»MPANY Ml 3^5135 32 OAK ST^ MANCHESTER M l 3.0t2B "" . i'n,'— ------— h. ■ d f / i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER^ CONN, TUESDAY APRIL 29, 1968 PAGE REVEN PAt>^ SIX MANCHESTER EVENING. HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY APRIL 29, 1968 hvt purpoaa behind 4Chia noble ora­ Uons hM been to try to beef upt contbat of life emerge as cham- Senate Passes Dog T»k Deadline Nixon Receives lEantlfratpr tory. Wae It to frea the aatellitea 7 I its own pin-convenUon poeiUon. | A Thiiiipht fur Idons because they are at their Schweitzer Urges Big-3 Connecticut Bradley, by a formal announce-[ best when the heat la on. Approximately 1,800 dogi in Surnitu^ IfrraUt Or to wtai^^an American election iment of his own . candidacy, aa j Bpeanered by the Maacheaiaf —Dr. Warren Grafton. The Open Forum Manchester will be dodging the U.S. Buy next November 7 contrasted to BCTprevlous “avail-1 OottacU af ChnrMiea Union Pensipn dbg officer unless th^lr owners Plea pyausiuio b y hib B e iU U ^ PRIMTDiO OO.. INC All' ot Governor Harriman’a Yankee ability," is seeking to raiM the 1 ROCK MOUNTAIN MADE OAILY MARTE and SHEA Conummicatlons for publiriktiona in the Open Forum will not do something about, licensing Outlaw Nuclear: Arms 13 Bisaell Krt'el' heightlit of thet walla around Fair W’ha^ Makes a 'Champioa 7 them within the next iwo- oeys. M machcmr. Conn. noble oratory spoke*, the inescap­ 1 Cape Town—Every day through­ 1M gt^antoed publication if they contain more than'SOQ words. Funds Coiiftrol Uruguay Wck)l By A. H. O; field County. • The difference between the out the yMr South African.' gold AnORNEYS-AT-UW Too Herald reserves the’ right to decline to publleh eny matter Town Clerk Edward Tomklel THOMAS F I^RGUSUN able truth. Peaee cannot exist in Mid. today that leas then half ' (Contlnned from Page One) isrge titles at very outset of LIFE FERCUSOM the, world while theee people are At the same time, the-’^iZeller-1 champion and tha also ran In tha and urahium minea crush einough !** Wt’*'®“* ®r which ia in bad taate. Free expression a war.” c ri rcok to build a new Empire State (Continued fron Fag One) of the town's 30,000 dogs have (Contimied from Page One) Foumlcd October 1. IWl not free. Our oym freedom cannot The unrehearsed candidacy of '*•*'*'■ *• «**••«'*<• by contributions of this character been licensed dekpite the rapidly agreement. Controls for the dls- Schweitzer said U.S. plans to John Alaop of Avon fo r. the Re Building. The waste; after the but lettere which gre defamatory or abtialve will be rejected. poMl of nuclear weapons and other ed out for IJixon's appearances aa PubllibeS ’ Brerv Grealnt Kxcept be secure whllS theirs is lost. And jonn AHWH «1 iw. , uic deieeate streneth when the heat is on. How fre- roountiuns of rock have been for a person convicted of; a felony approaching deadline. ' arm. other nations with atomic BuikU to umI UolldbM EaUrM at tba publican gubernatorial nomination t *^"'***‘* ^ i to serve as officer, trustee, .custo­ In previous years, those who dlMrmament q u ^lo n s can come weapons "could have the gravest he and hiis wife toured .various Poet ONtca ti Hancbeaier Conn, aa if we aver abandon the purpose of quently la the atruggle settled crushed and the" precious contents Town Halariee . is proceeding rather as if it had' l*L**** and the battle won, not through xtracted, hi ‘ ^time for "polltiking" or the grant­ dian or. employe of. a jienrion or chose to wait until the lest mln^ later, ha Mid. consequences.” points Ih the Uruguayan capital. iMond Oaaa Hall Mailer patcbe« cradned to It or mestic political advantage. It will a tirt^ L ^ u u m may ments. whethei we , like them or PHARMACY he could take no responsibility for. *B«t othcrariaa credited la iMa paper matic Mlary Increases, be accept­ I>4he Editor, their operations. tions to reduce her army and to . SUPERIOR FOGHORN IDLE The Vice President gave the $ 1 3 5 *aad aim tha local n e n pobeabtd here. take not words, but policy, to pro- TZ A i^n’. ' ^ o v ? strength is « , t and Uttle tesUngs in their ed' aa proof of the price we must In reference to your article on It would require registration whet would fiappen to it in the comiPit herseU not to undertake Di)Iuth, Minn.—The least activ^ students hts usual friendly wave. ‘ All riKhta of rcrubttcatiaB <4 apodAl nreMnoted*^ greater too. and that this ia, at early years can faca and overcome "MEA Urges Adoption of Educa­ with the secretary of labor and de­ House. steps agaimit Germany," he said. foghorn on the Great Lakes Is The demonstrators reportedly idlapalchea hereto ara aim reaerred I mote the possibilities of freedom the the major crises of their Uter pay for the political maneuvering Republicans said they will keep [ for them. It will take not point which was done by soma o ^ th e tion Budget":- tailed pubjic accounting of opera­ Peril Greater Than Ever Ontonafion Harbor, on Lake Su­ were from a CommunUt-frorit or­ ExetuBivF in . • Full aerrlca client of N E A. Serr- and bera^o exert drawing power perhaps because tome of years. The sturdy oak and tha members of our Board of dir e c ­ (1) It was my impre'Mlon my tions of each fund. For the first a close tab on the situation, and The danger lOf nuclear war Is perior's south shore. It operates an ganization. ' 4c». Inc. _ ! blank demands upon Russia, but m sH elm tn ts m ‘t* claims in the past fizzled in mighty redwood were not raised time, federal criminal penalties are call lF>to the attention ot the Manche*ter at * Puhlleheri Repreaentall»ea; Tha tors on.U^ night of Haroh 18? letter to the Board of Directors greater than ever because now averaga of 5$ hours a year. The Nixons leave for Argentina •Jullua Mathewa Special Aaenev — New maneuver Which involves our own_ who had been waitina for some- ^ * real, test nobody, now in 1958. ■ in a hot-house., They stand when Is the present Mlary. tontrover- was a private communication. set up for embezzling or stMting country'repeatedly between now there iir little difference between tomorrow to attend the inaugura­ hodv td atmear aa alf alternative z***!!* 1® be proceeding on the aa-! others fidl because thVy iMmed any of the moneys, or talWng kick- i adjouipment. 'T ork ChlcaieD D « ro lt and Bneton. advanced position in the world. It sy tha result of the dMislon of tha (2) If you will read the letter a local war or 5'glbbal war," he ' ftlORE BANANAS IN BRAZIL tion of President-qlect Arturo • MEMBER ACDIT BTEEAC OF may even take such Mtellite posi­ bPiLiler o ? ^ d H v A 3 sumption that the convenUon ia early how to sUnd up against the three Democratic members of the backs In connection with a fund, Mid/ "It can hardly bo expected Rio de Janeiro—-Brazilian grow­ Frondizi May 1. Their 18-d*y tour QUINN'S 'CmCUUATlONB me^atelv it M~ared f^^ the bag. To the con- rlaora of wind and cold, carefully you will notice it is writ­ as well as for false-, reporting to Mountains on the . moon have will also take them through Pars- tions, of our own as Okinawa and Board, and thg-^wo Republican ten by an individual iUid as an in­ th at any enemy will refrain from ers produced 223,000,000 stems of PHARMACY , The Herald PrUnlas CompaBy.. Inc.. tain that the convention decision ’ trary, those. inquisitive enough to Cbristfans are the toughest the governraanL . , been estimated as high as 40,000 using atomic bombs or the most bananas in , 1056 compared with gtiay, Bolivia. Per'- Ecuador, Co­ 878 MAIN STREET Taaaumea____ _ no financial reaponeibfll Ity fof Formosa. When some American vroSld wme to ^ 1® » «‘tle delegate research of breed of men that ever walked the DON'T BE members, who are members of the dividual’s view-point. At no time The measure grew out of hMr- dvpoirnphical errbra apprarlmc In ad- legal profession, to put the annual is the Personnel Policies Commit­ and 50,000 feet. perfected hydrogen bombs on 1204^000,000 the year before. lombia and Venezuela. reidiacraeaU and other readinc matter statesm an^ or poUtlctan begins X J “nd w Sever Sne of the their own report that the bag. If . face of the earth, and from every Mlary of oiir town clerk conelder- tee or the MEA referred to in the ings into looting of some .benefit In The Mancbeater Ereninc Herald. talking aboi\t the MtelUte coun­ other two won their private flip there is one. hM a few holes Hr it. ------funds conducted by Sens. Ives (R- abiy,above the Mlariea which are body of the letter as hsVing ex­ NY) and Douglas (D-Jll)', They Display adrertialnc cloetnc honre: tries In terms of policy which will of the .oln, or understanding. ^ ^ reaTOnable coimhirion would i '.'$aid sbme. If not most of the oth­ pressed any opinion what-so-ever. For Monday—1 p.m rVldar Thla aitugUon has now produced "®* ^ t .the fight Is ^ready PUZZLED er dejiartmental heads?' cb-sponisored it slon^ with Sen. For Toeaday—1 p.m Monday reduce the curtains and help .move lU Inevitable reaction in the Zel-!®ver. but that it h u Just begun. (3) In signing the letUr I 'uMd Kennedy (D-Msm ), chairman of For Wedneaday—J pjn Tneaday. GENERAL my title of Chairman, Personnel the Russian troops out, then, the ler-Brennan-Bradley camp. Thla! “ ~ - When I recall the economy the Senate Labor subcommittee. For Thursday—1 p.m Wedneaday. which WM recommended by the Policies Committee to indicato to The bill would exempt for the For FrtdaT—1 p.m Tburaday. people of Poland, Czechoslovakia. camp knows it no longer J^as anv I Reflrctora IiMnlate the Board of-Directors that I will For Saturday—I p m Friday. 'chance of controlling ' the state , TV SERVICC It’8 true insurance is a bit General Manager at the Ume first two years plans covering Claayifled deadline; 10:39 a m. eacB Hungary, Rumania and Bulgaria' when the town clerk’a Mlary wm use this position of Influence in d tr of .cubUcatlon except Bainrday— convention by a simple process of .! Washington — Highly reflective Days # 4 Aff A Call moro, complicated than it was fewer than 100 employes. < But, • a m .' — ^ ______. will begin to nourish a hope they Nights wE-Msf ptiM Farts years ago. but you needn’t be being discussed by the Board, I commnnicatlng with members of even so, Kennedy estimated it cannot possibly find iR Eisenhow­ default. It now knows it has to surfaces for at least one side of air find it hard to appreciate hia pres­ the MEA. concerning tb« Educa­ Uck Alsop in order to win Itself . spaces in buildHig walla or reOec- TBll »n 8-5482 puzzled about it. tional Budget, and these com- would bring In at least 40,000 T B ^ ay . April 29 er’s UunU ^ Khrushehev.or Har-| And even if it can do. tnat in the | tlve subdivisions Iti thei spaces ently proposed generosity con­ plans involving $35 billion. cerning the salaries of the per­ municstions will reflect Jhe Mme Secretary of Labor Mitchell and rimsn's taunts, to HUfenhower.- state convention, it has to consul- mean better insulation, according sonnel of the town clerk's offlee. ideas as expressed in my letter to Hariiman For FVe«doiii sr the Alaop hint that he. might. ‘ to the National Bureau of. Stand- We’ll be pleased to set up a the Board. the AFL-CIO both endorsed the Ag,far as the Bohrd itself is con­ legislation. if necessary, carry his candidacy,: ardj. Thi* Is especially, tnle when unique system for you which cerned, this «,f freedom for even If It Involves duplication of Personnels Policies pension-welfare Mil meant there these nations ahould.be dUcussed tered nerves of those town em­ ' - Committee would be no meaningful legislation effort. The expert happens to be ployes who are now so critical Of at any summit meeting. The Presi­ t-i Manchester lEducational in the field this year. They con­ a research researcher, a Dr. Bijr-; verted from the General Manager's' and the Association- tended passage of this bill would dent, and the State Department, do'“ ton Klein, who atudlen research reat-whccl to Board's deep concern lor the fi­ be used as an excuse for not act­ froat-wheci Editor's Note: \y> cheerfully ex­ not really expect to be able to dis­ problems for the Air Force. But nancial welfare of the personnel of tend spice for such an interpreta­ ing on any other labor bill this cuss this issue point-blank with thC' propeUiag, or the town clerk's office. tion of Mr. Perry's letter by Mr. year. his bold view. Hi any case, is thalj to all J-inCh obert J. It is my frank opinion that this Democrats promised, however, Russians But they like to kee|^ it has not been Inter-servirt rival­ Perry. Seeing as be again affixes emphaaiafng it, bepauae they think effort should be roundly applauded his official signature, we again as­ that they would open intensive ry or duplication which has held $72,00 by all of . our small wage earning sume that he Is giving the views of hearings on such s bill next Mon­ it scorea a moral and a political us back in the pMt, but the fact home- owners and taxpayers who the :chairman of the Personnel day and get it tp the floor by June point for us in the world. . . that auch rivalry ha* ^ n re­ have been, who now arc, and who Policies Committee. Are we wrong 10 Majority Leader tLj-ndon B. John- It aervea its point in such. cor.-, strained too much. And that; for Ils8y«n i4 0«M fsilst CsaaeM R will be the victims of our present this time Loo?- respondence. The Russians always Fits over average toilet REAL ESTATE MITH and expanding economic "reces­ the future, we sbould let all three sion." rear up in anger and say that such b o w L Sturdily c o n - We’’re i>;etting set services have full rein to go ahead ttnirted. Essilv INSURANCE INOURFORAIEO It should be graciously received a topic .cannot W discussed, which and try what they please, without by everyone who must struggle to is the reply we expected. Every any selection or harmonization uf CHANGES $51.00 . M8 MAIN ST„ GROUND FUMIR - TEL. MI 9-5S4I support his family, and to main­ tain his home, on a ahrunken pay- Urns wv make them My that, wa projects by the secretary of de­ •‘INSURANSMinU SINCE 1915” AMESITE DRIVEWAY BUILDERS are scoring in the propagaiids bat­ check which In no way reflecta the to lift the eurtaui fense. WELDON DRU8 DO. same kind of thoughtfulness, the SPECIALISTS IN FORM SET, MACHINE SPREAD, tle. Anti we are keeping the lUiiii In this view,‘it would be a ter­ MANY Authorised Dealer same kind of conaider'ation, and.j POWER ROLLED. AMESITE DRIVEWAY AREAS of freedom for the satellite na­ rible mistake to do what the Pres­ Ml MAIN 8T.—Ml 8-5821 the Mme kind of generosity on the I tions alive aa a sacred, flaming ii- part of his employer. ALL WORK GUARANTEED ident now asks Congress to do.' FOR FREE ESTIMATES Gall M l 3-7191 which would be’ to p u t. all three It should be warmly welcomed i ^ on bankin!i\s Otir talm t for 'doing abmcthlng- by the elderly peraon who must I services un^er one blanket hi order THINGS survive, and preserve hia home, and - about freedom for the satellites is, to cut down the research competi­ pay his ever-increMing tax bill | I on the other hand, less clear. One. DeMaio Brothers tion among them and have them on the -substance of his social I SERVING THE BIA.NCHESTER AREA SINCE 1930 < can think of only two things we all devote their energies to com­ ascurUy payments. THOUSANDS OF SATISFIED CUSTOMERS neivest have actually dione in this direc­ mon or linked objectives. NATIONAL BABY WEEK - APRIL It should b e . "hurrahed" by the ' tion. One was President Eisen- town employe who will--enjoy a It all adds up to an old contro­ nickel an hour Increase in pay,'and hower'B ‘ actldn,''aarly in his ad- versy as to the best route to pfog then have a part of that nickel nUnistTBtMih, -of breaking "down thei reas. Is that best route offered byi taken from him ao that their aala- •y advance I Iron curtain to send in American the process of centralized concen rled colleaguea might enjoy the relief after disastrous floods in tralionl Or is it to be found in i doubling of their pay increaaea. Central Europe. The other has It ahould be loudly cheered by somewhat loose diversity of ef­ all who must "fpot the bill.'” been 0(ir willingness to establish 40/0^^lready $o|d! fort? Do you put certain selected On April 11. it you will remem- 1 ties of moderate economic help eggs ip one basket? Or do you {ry ber. the executive committee of j witii Poland, after the latter'i par­ to hatch all kinds of eggs all over GIVEJHIM A the Democratic Town Committee, I tial peaceful revolution-of 19S6. the place? The President, and publicly, and very heroically called But when the issue of freedom good deal of American public for the stashing of the Genera] .^was very hot, in the fall of 1956, Managsf'a budget in the amount opinion, are acting m if sputnik d O O D START of 5420;000. *we rejected both of two possible had finally answered this question May j advtiae this committee that ^tourses of action. We acknowl- once and for all. We are not so sure "slashing" of the General Mana- ^•dged, during the Hungarian rev­ of this we do . not welcome an oc­ „4ier'a budget cannot be done by olution, that we are not going to casional defense of that diversity IN ■ ' building other salaries up' lo the Uiie aid of the aatellitea with mlli- approximate level of the fantastic which, for all its appearance of in salaries which are being proposed Itary force. We were sound in do- efficiency, has sometimes been so for the personnel of the office of ^ g so. A new world war w.’ould fruitful. '' BUT NEVER our town clerk. May I auggeat that ^lot leave much freedom, or any- • \ the Democratic members of the Board be so advised. 'This ia no •thing else, for anybody anywhere. A Peanut Butter Peace AUTOMATION •But we also, in 1.956, failed to YOUR NEED FOR wadopt the alternative policy. That Ouf Joy over having one hot In WITk HIS OWN \ ■ . ,AVould have been to say to Russia temational issue turn cold is bal iKt that time, that we were ready, anced by our realization that, once CONNECTICUT 3ln the event of permanent Russian again, the consumer has been de . SAVINGS FUND DO IT YOURSELF • ^*l.thdrawal from Hungary, hot nled the dividends of free compe FRESH *«nly to leave Hungary itself peu- tltion. RIBOIID Stral, which Mr. Dulles did try to The international sandwich THAT FULLY mU.y at the time, but also to make the thing that has turned Trom hot oM Swme European withdrawal our to cold, literally,' by the terms of FJRST NATIONAL will insfall ^ Iv e s . a white paper issued by the Inter INSUREl 'choirs j; And today, in 1958, we seem to national Air Transport Aasocia •have nothing but aversion to the tion. ‘ within the next few months an •one policy proposal which "could There bad to be a white paper on Head in the direction of freedom for the international Mndwich be- Hhe satellitea. This is the' Polish cauM foreign air lines, making electronic bookkeeping system for J^oposal for a withdrawal of both bid for customers, were serving, on Meet baby, President o f Clas> ^d es from Central Europe. We are their economy flighU, sandwiches 78! .His wise parents, Iftce to. ^^lUng enough to have. Russia.take which, in th* Judgment of their faster and more efficient handling •her troops back home, but not wij American competitiors .were‘ far many others, have opened a Hing to consider withdrawing our too luxurious to merit that .defini savings-invastmant fund in his Sown. tion. Ahd when all the airlineahad 4 0 . - , Step up terthese of all checking accounts. name; to insure his college STRIPED 2 So one phase of satellite Is- agreed that only sandwiches' Would advance Edsel features 1 ^jnie is that we. in our national pol be served on such fllghU, what 4 0 H i e l t i n , years, ,bnd to protect him in AWNING . iJcy, UHa to keep the issue alive, kind of Mndwich it was becarne case of emerigencyt Open a •and like to keep using it against important. Some of the foreign kir Diatinctive jet-grille.atyling that atands •Russia, but that we are not very lines were serving something that for your Health’s sake savings fund today fdf. your MATERIAL out from the look-a^e crowd- \ W e have completely redesigned our check -books. Our regular ^adventurous when it comes to con- came clbse to being a full courAr own youngster. A f Savings and ExcluaWe Teletouch Drive — puta the ahift Hddering those policies which might dinner. If they, were allowed to get and special Checking Accounts will have their names and electronic Loan you're assured of ^cour­ 15" wide buttons right on the ateering-wheel hub. ^ a d in the direction of freedom away with this, the American tines .DR/NK 9 . GLASSES code number imprinted on.their checks without charge. j^or the Mtellltes. would either have to serve sand­ tesy, service and friendl'y help Big-oar room and roadability — Edad’a • ; When the Mtellite issue comes wiches equally glorious, or lose ■mooth handling mellows the milee. ■ V •toto domestic politics, our use of it customers. So the American lines EVERY DAY on any financial, problem' that If you do not already enjoy the advantages of a convenient First Hs sUll more cynical and pointless appealed to the international au­ may occurl J i. —there was a good aampie of this thority to have this unfair, atuff- National checking account, you need only' a few minutes to open »>e other night, when Golemor throat competition ended. ^ a rrim a n of New York addressed The International Air Tranaport yours. You'll soon wonder how you ever got along without it. -a, meeting of the nationalities dlvi- Assciation has obliged, with a •aion of the Democratic National white paper which formally defines JDommitt'ee, in which political lead- what Is. a sandwich. A sandwich, We have a complete .selection ir t of satellite country descent it sa.vs, has . to have some bread ef replacement kita for youij jFere gathered together-to get all viaible in it. It must be cold. It outdoor chair., conalating of— Jepped up for the approaching cannot be spread about all over Mon.-Tu«s.-FrI. ■alection campaign. the plate, but must be a recogniza­ 9 a !m .^ P.M ^ e Plastic Webbing •■ "Oovetnor Harriman really went ble, separate unit, g thing in itself. 3ta'towh. We ahould insist, he said, Jt must be eimplc, unadorned, and OPEN SAVINGS eSaran Furniture Cloth ‘ ■ > 1 diacuMing the "plight of the made of things which are inexpen­ • Glider Cushions l^^lMitive peoples of Eastern Europe" sive—in other words, no caviar, or THURSDAYS y * any summit conference, whether pate de fois 'gras,' 9 0M. to 8 p.ni4 a T z e / LOAN • Chaise Lounge Pads i^tUssla likes it or not. ; So coexistence arrives on one in-' JV .S' ,S O C T .V r 1 O M -■*' ^There ia nothing," he said, "the toriiacional front, and the battle of Wednesday ^ AND A'FULL LINE NATIOKAL BANK 'S^remlin would like better than the Mndaich is ended, gnd everyi ■ 9 A.M.-Noon OF S'^IJM COVERS sa VRAM or ixm iiN a i i h i n d t h ii ^ • - ? we should ^rget about its passenger to Europe who receives UTAIUSHID MIMMR OP THI POffD PAMIlY OP PINI CAM, 4^ 595 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER, CONN, ^ptlves. But the . plain truth la, a peanut butter sandwich can have Cloved Saturday*^ MANCHESTER* O L P ItT riMAIICI.AL INSTITMTID iT ■fyQ. ■"'imiiimiim''', y dara. net. For-'freedem ia ih- the feeling that he,, too, is sharing A GREATER BANK %visfble. And paaca cannot be built the joys of pMce. '' MARLOW’S BRUNNER'S ED^EL GREATER MANCHESTER II i l l .. I. I|| .SISIWS| II / 6 0 Z c4 € p u m ^ w h oppression. For our freedom FIRST . . .FOB EVEirtfTHINa never be secure while others Gardner, , Majui. Jpop. 20,206) P.O< Box 155, ToUand Turnpike, Manchester, Conn. __ easiavad." , • 4a the largest chair-and baby car- risff* mmiufacturing center in the FVniat; Hif aiay ask, was Uia real. world.. f. - u H ip r h- - v ; V'"'. iT ,

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Alan PratrHeads^ Soviet/Sars UN Talks Martin Tells R ed Blasts Accident TiiIIf Chamber, Most Firms Whipon LightingatA $4^640^ House» Debate I Near Vanguard Fizzles, Norwich District A rch itect to Tbera have laeen 218 auto­ mobile accidents in Manchester No Bids on Hearing Room O y Arctic Inspection Arctic Plan so far this year, it was reported Eavor Foreign Trade Methodist Youth Redraw Plans], O il Jobless Benefits today by the Police Department. The town received two bids forfthe Planning Commluion, Zoning Satellite Try Fails A year ago at this date, 166 had At the annual spring rally of the f r w P *f* Om} New 1-Day Birth Mark the job of m odi^hg the lighting Board of Appeals, ■ as well as by th« been-rtoorded. So far this month All ManchMter Chamber of C om -^entp the United States haa easier Norwich District Methodist Youth town dommlttees of both political M. ; Of 11 ^ t at Hospital General Manager Richard Mar-» (Oontteiied from Page One) ‘ abandon their present eligibility accidents number 41 compared at uie Whiton Memorial Library (Continued from Page One) accesa to the rseourceii of tha rest Fellowship .held at South Metho­ but none for the Job of expanding parties, and other groupa. li turn In th« ro«4 for wMch humnn- tin offlclally commissioned archi­ standards. to 38 during April 1967. mere# members and nearly 60 Seven boys and four girls were of the world which are essential the hearing room in the Municipal The Board of Directors last year f Jty has been looMnf.” tect Victor Frid of the Hartford (donUaBed from Page One) been perticlpants in /ederai-etate Blsenbowcr'a pibposal woulfi ex­ Nasser in Moscow April 1-28, 1958 . . . ----- 41 per ce n t' of the local manufac­ dist Church on< Sunday afternoon, appropriated $3,500 fo^ the work. He «aid the United SUtes was bom yestei^ y at Manchester firm of Ebbeta, Frid, and Prentlcfe tend by 60 pec cent ot present atate The x-ray experiment, which the to U.S. industrial and defense pro­ Building. compensation programs. Current jfa vy hoped would shed some light April 1-28, 1957 .V..... 26 turers are definitely' in favor of duction and X** <*br high, living Alan G. Ftatt of South Church Bids'on Ixith projects'were re­ No decision was reached -immedi­ wllllnr to MparnU Uie Art^t^to- Memorial HospltaL the eleven to redraw the plana for a junior cal experts sit down, and talk ^tmite the period during which April 1-80, 1957 ...... 28 births setting a new record. The high school on the Greenhs estimates are .tliai 1,730,000 per- on why solar flares interrupt To See Red Chiefs renewing the Reciprocal .Trade standards. •. was elected president and Robert ceived until yesterday afternoon. ately on what should be dono •pectlon queetlon from the broad­ naven about technical queationa but cer- workers covered under federal- Jan. 1-Apm 28,1958 . . . 216 aliout issuing a second invitiatioa er problem of diaarmamenV and total would have been 13 births, tract. eons would )>e' eligible for pay-* state programs could conUnne to .short-wave communications and Agreements Acts, fccordtng to the Increase^ inte. national trade Andrew of North Church, vice Johnson Bros., Inc., of- Manches­ '^taip broader matters including po- possibly cause violent * storms on Jan. l-April 28, 1957 .. 196 results of a 30-day poll. ter, was the apparent low bidder on to bid on the proje’cL etart with limited moonurrt except the stork arrived with a letter cent thU afternoon to litlcal un4sratanding first be menta averaging $35 weekly. draw beneflta. 'In moat states this (Continued from Page One) Accident ToUl 196’* '.... 510 helps to off-«et the effect of reduc­ preitdent. Alan is a sophomore at "If we can proceed nttMlually, son before Mr. and Mrs. William Frid notified him of the final der Supporters of this provision con­ would inean « l$-week extension. Earth, apparently died ' with the The poll was conducted recently tions in foreign economic aid by Manchester High School snd Rob­ the lighting job, with an asking reilched. We believe the iubmis- Ill-fated rocket. Fatalities ’nils Year .... 1 by the congressional action com­ ha aaid, "and tint exppftoent with Gilroy, 28 Washington St., in cision to ferect a school for 760 tend that people not now eligible The federal'govemment would pro­ full military honors, an grray of Fatalities Laat Year .... 11 lessening the impact of balance^of- ert attends Loomis School in price $t $4,640. Hie othqr bid, aub- aion of these technical matters to ' Officials said there is no hope mittee of the Chamber in coopera­ rnitted by Mitchell Electric ot limited measures o r aerlai and Vernon, could make it to the pupils without cxpanfelon poaaiblU- experts at this time wodid only for beneftte make up a large eeg- vide the money, to be repaid by Kremlin leaden headed by Pre- payments problems abroad, which Windsor. GIVE HER groimd lnspection,/lt should faeiJi- ,hospiUl. ties. men. of the idled working force and the states at the end of four years. of recovering the second and third tion with the League of Women In turn curtail American exports Nearly 200 young people rep­ Manchester, was $4,870. TTie old record is 10 births in "Please keep in mind - my tabula­ distract from problems at issue.” Mages which plunged into the sea- rniw Nikita Khrushchev and Mos- president continued, "that this Voters. Copies of reports from the Whiton contract will provide for Ute the subsequttt expansion of ’The Soviet Foreign Minister deaerve federal aid the aame as Tht extension would be mandatory and the recovery of capital and resenting 20 churches of the Nor­ CHRISTIAN DIOR a single day. ■ tion; dated Nov. 27, 1937. of sizea workers protected by extetlng pro­ about 1,500 miles from here. co^ s diplomatic chips, visit wUl lead to Still better under, two groups will be forwarded to earnings on U.S. investments Improved lighting in the reading Inspection.” y said his government "cannot but and its estimated cost $ ^ , 000,000. wich District attended and partici­ AVAJtLABLE AT . Sons were bom to' Mr. and M d costa of IS Junior high schools. grams. House Hepubllcan Leader Martin Tbe failure was the latest in a 8fvsral hundred factory work­ standing between our two coun­ Congressman-at-Large Antoni N. abroad. pated In workahopi on recreation rooms, the office and the desk, Lodge acain denied Soviet It seems to me -that you should express deep regret at news of the series of delays and fnishaps that ers tp^ed out at the a ii^ rt to tries and that their relations will ^dlak, a member of the Ways and reference and'stack rooms, as well charges UutTfllghts of U.S. Stra­ Mrs. Uoyd Edwards, 2S1 Bush British nuclear explosion reported Opponents contend that defeated of Massachusetts eeld sentiment at On the export aide, foreign mar­ and fellowship and enjoyed a bOx Hill Rd.; Viljo Paakkonen, RFD etrivc for an over-all square foot­ congressmen, farmers idled ' be­ the OOP huddle wss “ etrongly op­ h'ave plagued the Vanguard pro­ cheer'vtoe UAR president and his be further consolidated.” > Means Committee acting on the supper in Cooper Hall. Joy Bennett as in the corridors, trophy room WELDON’S S tegic Air4>>mmand planes in the age of 75,000 and a construction yesterday.” kets are necessary to the output 2, Rockville: Mr. and Mrp. Fred­ tween harveats, and others not now posed” to the provision of tho gram. 15-man* delegation. Thousands The Egyptian leader will review proposal and to Manchester’s other of nerhapa-40 million acres of'farm of North Church, incumbent pres­ and Kings Daughters'room. 901 MAIN STREET Arctic were a threat to the Soviet cost of $1.2 iriilUon. This will re­ - He. said the Soviet government the annuel May Day parade with federal l^^fislators. The .hearing room project was erick Young, 112 Woodside St.; had, hoped the British government eligible could claim benefits, all Democrats’ bill giving bensfits to ' ■'■Mi*!*'. two /hybrid combinations lined flag-draped streets to the land, and iti.*has bee, stated that ident,. presided at the. business Union. . He said they were car­ Mr. ahd Mrs. Philip Cafro. 67 quire a contraction o f the common paid out of the federal treasury. Kfemlin.^Here Nasser was ex­ Kremlin leadera from atop the According to Mrs. Carl IJngen- to provide for the moving of the ried out solely for defensive pur­ as well as the U .S.' government persons not now eligible. Many were fired lii May and October nearly ,one-hatf of American ex­ meeting and Alan BMnett Of Drive F; Mr. and Mrs. Richard spaces such m physical education, Rep. Simpson (R-Pa), a senior others, he said, favored making 1957, the first test of g composite pected to M y in palatial quarters tomb of Lenin and Stalin in Red felter o f the League, the pdH was South Church was in charge of tho north wall of tho room back eight poses. would without delay iollow the ex­ ports are supplied by firms whose Gallagher. 00 Uakewood Circle; auditorium, cafieteria, music,- of- member of the Ways and Means the President’s proposal- optional Vanguahl got only a few feet off •nee occupiM by the czars. Square. Then he will aet off on a conducted to "definitely determine program. feet across a corridor to an exist­ The council was expected to rices, etc.,’’ read the letter. ample set by the Soviet Union in foreign sales are If per cent or WINDOW SHADES li**- '■’k* Mr. and Mrs. Charles Larcomb, Committee, eald tlie propoeai would with the .states rather than manda­ the launching pad Dec. 6. The All leadlngXpapers carried por­ 10-day, 5,000-miIe tour of Russia the opinion of the local mamifac- An impressive, installation serv­ ing railing, as well as for the in­ I. s plunge into a full debate of the "In anticipation of approval of suspending ail such testa. turera and to clsarly establish the more of their output. In the ag­ Burnt. HUl Rd., Andover: and destroy the prlndpie of joMese in- tory to them,, while ” eome are first" fetage thrust the rocket sev­ traits, edItorisiB and biographies including 10 major cRies from gregate, the income of some four ice was held at 7 p.m. In the church stallation of an accoustical ceil­ U.S. proposal despite Soviet o^»i Mr. and Mrs. John W illari 403 the new sketches, I am planhing Asked whether the British ac­ •uranoe and encourage states to against ell bills.” Leningrad to Sverdlorak in the stand for the Chamber and League ing. JecUons to taking it up at this tion has now freed the Kremlin eral feet, but after two seconds eulogizing Nasser snd praising and one-half million U.S. families sanctuary with the Rev. Harvey LONG WEARING Summit St. , to request the Board of Directors the, missile topped over and Urals and Tashkent in Central to take In advising the senators The job was also to include the time. to Increase the appropriation to, from its pledge to suspend teats, 8oviet-Arab relfelipns. are said to be directly dependent Moualey, district superintendent, Daughters were bom tO Mr. Inirned. .Russian Presl^nt Klementi* ’Aala. ' and congressmen Qf the feelings of preaching and Joy Bennett lead­ cutting of an additional exit at the INTERSTATE CLEANTEX The United States hoped to head .cover the cost of preliminary plans' Gromyko said he could only refer their constituents in Manchester.” upon world trade. bottom of a little-used inside stair­ off a Soviet veto by taking a and Mrs. Robert Noack, 16 Rus- and outline specifications,” wrrote to the Supreme Soviet (Parlia­ Two months later another Van­ Voroshilov denounced colonialism Before and after his travels, ing the worship. The new officers aeli Dr., Vernon; Mr. and Mrs. guard appeared -to take off syc- and Imperialism in a brief airport Nasser will hold talks with top Plans were laid at a joint meet­ William Sleith, cl-airman of the way that descends from the en­ 2 5 Order flexible and conciliatory attitude Martin. \ ment) resolution approving this Charober’a maniifacturer'a division, were Introduced by Tracy Brown PhiUp Mitchell, Glastonbury; Crowding at Library ceesfuUy, -but after about 67 sec­ welcoming speech. He said Nasser Soviet officials. Before returning ing of the two groupa and after­ of Wtllimantic, the adult advisor trance to the Park Department •' with Ymnr RoDera with regard to the final terms of ’The letter requested Frid to Suspension and statements made ward piembera of th<* League in­ also pointed out t)ia* are are defi­ office on the second floor to the the inspection propoaaL Mr. and Mrs. James Downing, estimate how long it will take him onds a connection between units and his ’’friendiy, freedom-loving to Cairo, he is expected to sign a for the district youth.' FULL LINE o r CUSTOM 63 Overlook Dr.; find Mr. and in the Supreme Soviet during its of the flrat stage control system people” were a treihendoue,force in joint declaration of aoltdartty terviewed nearly 100 manufac­ nitely In favor . and are morally northwest corner of the general The Soviet resolution called to make preliminary sketchea for discussion. : turers in Manchester, both mem­ bound to support 'he Act to Mrs. Raymond ^rube, Talcott- land now owmed by the town. failed to function. The rocket the cause of peace. which may spell out any political, DBVICB IS EAVESDROPPER manager’s office, on the ground VENETIAN ILINDS upon the United SUtes to refrain Disturbing to Board Nasser in reply, thanks the economic and cultural agreements bers and non-members of the achieve Uw graatfest poaaible re­ floor. The new exit would replace from sending iU mlUtary aircraft vUle. Martin, at a panel dlacuasion at burst apart at 20,000 feet and Indianapolis — An’ eavesdrop­ sent debris reeling into the ocean. Boviet Union for its help to Egypt the two nations reach. Chamber. laxation of discriminatory and re­ a large window that now looks out "carrying atomic and hydrogen Bowers School, set up a tentative during the 1956 Suez invasion, In commenting on • the Agree­ strictive trade policies. Nov Jial- ping device perfeefed by an .auto- on the Municipal Building parking bomtw towards the frontiers of are in progress toward a aumlnlt chronology which wfouM see the These two (allures were followed Women’s Cliib Several ways of ‘ compelling^ 1. Ths'~iiext time the addition by the only succestfui Vanguard when Russia threatened to bom YOlfffO HOMEOWNERS GAIN ments Act. Robert 3. Boyce, Cham­ I tgea to U.S. foreign trale are parta manufacturer can record lot. E. A. JOHNSON other sU tes-for the purpose of conference. Including measures to building ready for occupancy by Manchester residents to use the came before the public the public created by tht European Common the performance of an automobile prevent surprise attacks, and “ex­ enterprise on at. Patrick’s Day. bard Britain and France unless they Cliicago—According to the United ber president, said it la of vital It lias been estimated that the creating a threat to their security 1960. in hia chronology Martin Wblton Memorial Library to re­ would be more inclined to support concern to local business leaders Market'and by 0»e intensified So­ engine during teat drives and then, expansion project would increase PAINT 00. or sUglng f ^ l t a r y demonstra­ presses hope that the gummlt con­ estimated that ^le building pro­ i t ' withdrew. “ Our people know the States Savings and Loan League, 40 Names Slate Killer whaiep hunt in packli, I Soviet Union atsnds for peace,’’’ per cent of today’s homeowners are and taxoayem for three reaaons. viet economic offensive. To enable back in the laboratory, reproduce the capacity of the hearing room tions." ference will be held at the earliest gram would be ready for a refer­ lieve crowded conditions at Mary . 2. Cuts in the library budget similar conditions on another en­ swallowing small. seals and por- Nfesser aaid. between the agea of 25 and 34 com­ Ancesa to Resonreea other countries to buy our prod­ from. 60 to 85 persons. The room is S U T d . 9-4501 possible date.” \ endum in the 'fall if preliminary Cheney Library w'ere discussed at would stay at a minimum, gine. 723 Main MI This provision was similar to poises whole. I am confident,” the UXr pared with 30 per cent in 1949. » Through reciprocal trade agree- ucts we must buy theire.” used by the Board of Directors, that in a resolution lyhlch the So­ Adoption of the proposal would aketches could be completed so an Mrs. Myror A, BogUsch, .669 W. last evening's meetfng of the Li­ pieegreea viet Union withdrew last Monday have the effect of giving the coun­ eatlmate 'of coat* could be made Middle Tpke., was elected the new brary Board. Board chairman WllUam E. after it had run into solid opposi­ cil’s endorsement to a summit before the referendum. president of the Women’s Club at The measure that seemed to ap­ Buckley, however, disagreed par­ tion. . , conference without noting the its meeting laat evening in Cooper peal most to board membera was tially with other members. He The new resolution concluded by western insistence that such a hall of the South Methodist limiting either the number of teen­ thought tha Idea of cutting off • SEE THE SENSATIONAL PREVIEW OF A TRIP TO saying that the council notes writh meeting should be held only after Church. • agers who may use Cheney Li­ the high BchoOl students totally satisfacUon that prellnUnary Ulks advance preparations are made. She is preeently vacationing In brary at any one time, or limiting from use of Cheney in the evening THE M O O N . the hours they may use the li­ MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE Obituary Florida and thei-sfore was unable was too extreme. ^ to take oyer the gavel fhim Mrs. brary. ” We may have to come to that • SEE FOR THE RRST TIME A HUMAN SHOT Paul WUlhlde, retiring president. Sti^nta who came after the .v.I don’t think the situation calla H IG H IN THE AIR. Mrs. EUeai Foley Mrs. BogUsch, who will officially speciind hours would be turned for it .at Um moment.” Group Gets Requests Mrs. E21en Foley, 91, 46 Summer take office at the May meeting, will away end told to use either the But other boerd memberp eald • TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY WEDNESDAY St, died suddenly at her >omc this have tbe following officers snd high school library or the 'Whiton if action were delayed too long, afternoon. She was the widow of committees for the year 1956-59: Library. Students who came when "you’ll lose your -staff." Thru SATURDAY. \ the library was 'full wMld also be Michael Foley. Bernard, Emerson and Dick Mahoney, Springfield, V t„ fishermen Mrs. Anthony Pond, first vice Mra. Mary Jane Miller suggest­ WEDNESDAY.THURSDAY.FRIDAY. 4 F.M. and For Charter Changes Bom in Ireland, Jan. 1,1867, she president; Mrs. Robert Johennsen, turned away and tdid either to ed a aurvay be made of how many who found McCabe’s overturned canoe 1,(KN) feet flrom shore Sat­ wait or to use Whiton. 8:45 P.M., SATURDAY. 1:30 P.M. and 4:30 P.M. came here as a young girl. urday, examine a fishing line attached to the craft The men seccfeid vice president; Mrs. Carl people can ba aerved by each li­ 'She leaves a daughter, Mrs. also noticed that the' outboard motor’a ignition switch was turned Anderson, corresponding secre­ .WIteeaa CeodltleMi brarian. If the mimbera were to­ A proposal to bring pcdlce and^ Other new charter changes pro- Dtsenssion of the crowding was • TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE ATOMIC VALUES poseo to the Commission last night Eleanor F. Gate., of Manchester; on. (John Tltehen photo for the Daily Eagle, Claremont N. H.). tary: Mrs. John Conklin, trsasurer; taled,'then the rest of the people Are .commissioners back to the a brother, panlel Re:m of Man­ Mrs. J ( ^ A. Johnson, recording prompted when board members, on could be sentfto Whiton. IN EVERY PARKADE STORE. Include: Making the town clerk ap­ the way to the meeting, saw high Mandieeter soene wa.. one of sev­ pointive instead of elective. A hill chester; a sister, M rs Bridget secretary. Mias Anna Franch. head of the Murphy of West Hartford;, nine 'Mrs. Joseph Swenason and Mrs. school students standing in two library department, pointed out • STORE HOURS WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY. FRI- eral new .ideas dropfMd into the that would have -effected this and, at times, three pa^ad linaa change was submitted to the Leg^ grandchildren and 10 great-gm d- Louis Champeau, publicity com-' there would still be additional tx- Charter Revision commission’s mlttee; Mrs. Don Guinan and Mra from the main desk to tha front pense, because more librarians DAY 10 A.M. to 9 P.M., SATURDAY 10 A.M. to hopper last night. ialature along with one. to make children. Search for McCabe door, waiting to take out bookn the official salaried. The latter The funeral wrill be held a' the John Malone, bdepitality. cochair­ would ba needed at Whiton. She 4 P.M. ’The Commission also was asked men; Mrs. Jack Hunter, Mrs. There was .standing room only in alsq suggested eome crowdihg Hugo to consider charter ohariges that passed, but the former died in com­ John F. ’nem ey Funeral Home, the reference room, and. .some mittee. 219 W. Center St., at a time to be George LaBonne, Mrs. ChUvin might be eased if the Ubrary in • FREE PARKIN G 2.500 CARS. would affect public diso>iMion at ateinecker and Mrs. Eimer Odell, adults In the reading room were Barnard Junior High School were meetings o f the Board o f Directors Putting the assessor on the same announced. Spreads to Woods crowded out by the overflow from hospitality committee. open more- to aerve eighth grade FEATURING Z A C H i N r S and another that would lift some basis as most other department the reference room. ATOMIC CANNON and SPACE MAN heads by making him an appointee Mrs. Mary E. Crosa Mrs. E. H. niilUps and Mra. pupils. of the present restrictions on town Board member Charlaa F. Gip­ Gipson suggested movies be of the general manager instead of Mrs. Mary E. Cross, Notch Rd. The search for Robert W. Mc-^ vision of those searching the lake James McGovern. cMdiairmen, and son suggested firsUng tbe locaUmi contracts. the Board of Directors. In addition, Mrs. Salem 'Nasslff, Mrs. James taken of crowded conditions in G IRLS' NEW These and other requesU for Elxtension, Bolton, died last night Cabe, 35, of 42 Hstmlin S t widened from smsU boats. Tbe wind, which of the center of Martchester's popu­ WELDED WIRE the proposal suggests an indefinite at her home, after a brief U ln ^ had made travel bn~ the lake dan­ Cooper. Mrs. Gordon Campben, Mary Cheney Library and M ALL CHROME^INISH consideration were turned over to today in the belief that he did not lation. When this is determined a shown at the theater. term of office instead of the pies- Bom in Andover June 1, 1883, gerous, has since .died down. program committee. Mrs. Burton line can be drawn and those living subcommittees, for study. Reports ent 2-year term. drown in Lake Sunapee, N. 'H., Rice and Mrs. Adrian St. Pierre, Other' Deelaleiu on them, as well as other proposals she was a member of tl)e Com­ McCabe, an insurance salesman on one side would be compelled to GIRLS' ANKLE SOCKS ’ Prohibiting teachera from engag­ munity Baptist Church. Saturday as at first thought, but welfare; Mrs. CLu-ence Parker Jr. In other mattera the board vot­ already under consideration, are and executive officer of .the Man use Cheney, those on the other ed: ing In political actlvitlei. She leaves three sons, Clarence may be a victim of amnesia. • cheater CAP, was on a camping and Mrs. Fred Geyer, membership. side, WlUtm. expected at the Commission’s next ' Mrs. Arthur Johnson, chairman; 1. To suithorise Chairman Buck- Banning Cross and Richard Cross, Conservation, officers. Police trip 'With his son, William, 11, and The women board memben BORDER FENCE meeting, which will be held May 12. Cotton Dresses both of Bolton, and Merrill Crosa Ronald G. Farris of 107 ciestwood Mrs. William Zimmerman, Mrs. ley to sign a contract for lighting IRONING B Would Lift Barden volunteers and about 20 members asprted the Ubrar^ system has improvemenU at Whiton Ubrary, of Columbia, and two grandchil­ of the Manchester CAP are now Drjsand his son, Ronald, 12. Carl Kehler, Mrs. Roger Macom- "Icnecked lUelf out” trying to give ’The proposal to re-create boards CD Directors dren: ftPVris is a major in the CAP and ber and Mra. Edmund Zagllo, fi­ ill case his signature la necessary. o f Police and Fire Copnmissioners seaching-throvigh the raln-d(enched Increaaerl service. To d iu g e several sums in REG. 2.98 VALUE The funeral will be held tomor­ woods bordering the lake.- and dse^tive offleer of the 'Eastern nance commlttM. was advanced by Director Fran­ New membAi introduced were • 'Hiey A rtbcr agreed, that, in tb# bud|f«t "from ono cAtMfbry to 5 pn ’1.00 row afternoon at 2 o’clock at the Connecticut Group. ^ . cis Mahoney who said in a letter checking the many cabins and cot­ view o f public rejection Jan. 29 anotlier to balance the bu^eL ^ijjainly new styles Reg. $ ^ . 6 6 Meet Friday Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main tages in the area in the'hope that . McCabe went out fishing alone Mrs. John J. ^ ick le y and Mrs. Reg. 8 7 that such boards would Ifft some tft., with the Rev. John R. Neu- Jerome Walsh. of a bond referendum to finance -The board discussed a request Fine quality cotton anklets ail with nylon reinforced McCabe, father., o f three, may be about 11 a.m. Saturday after the an addition to the library, the sys­ ja^ide selection of the burden from the shoulders bert minister of the Community Hear Speaker from the Charter Revision Com­ heels and toes. White, pastels and darks to choose from. of General Manager Richard Mar­ The local Civil Defense organi­ still alive; others returned to shore tem should ease up on "knocking 3.49 ROLL U"x25* lEteptist Church, officiating. Burial Eldred J. McCabe of 115 Russell because the boys were chilled by Mrs. Doqsld Stroud introduced mittee for recommendations on tha 13.98 • Every dress new and perfect tin. zation will hold its first meeting will, be in the family plot in Elm- itself out.” They felt if the public Status of the Ubrary Boarii. Mem­ All regularly 39c a pair. Sizes 5l/z to 10'/^ in this great 1 Mrs. Betty Beatty o f 'Well^aley ^ 6 . 8 St., the missing man's father, aaid the icy winds. Several houiy later were made to feel the inconven­ Mahoney also said in his letter, In four months Friday night to wooil Cemetery. , Hills, Mass., spesJeer of the bers agreed their sUtus in the asmrtment. • Sizes 3-6x, 7-14 POPULAR GALVANIZED PICKET STYLE which was addressed to Commis­ that thh search was intensified McCabe’a canbe was found by the ience caused by oifercrowding, two charter is just fine. No changes plan its activities in connection Friends may call at the funeral after he told Conservation Offices two fisheirnen. ning who is popular in the Boe^>n • 12 HEIGHT ADJUSTMENTS sion member John Hutchinson, home from 7 to 9:30 tonight. things would result. were recommended. with a State Civil Defense...alert J e sse S co tt in charge of the T)ie hoj^ that McCabe might area for her lectures and demoi that the council-manager form of stratlons of "Quick Tricks wii government concentrates ’’too scheduled for May 6 and 7. operation, of hia son’s experience have survived was voiced by eome The meeting was announced, to­ William H. Bfker ii. woodcraft Searchers Sunday because -no sign Flowers.” She studied with Con­ much power in the hands of a few, William H. Baker, 77, West way of Boston and New York, and GEORGE ROSE SEARS ROEBUCK * CO. and I feel that this is not entirely day by General Manager Richard Because of this the conservation had yet been found of a cushion SEARS ROEBUCK * CO. YOUTH CENTRE Palm Beach, Fla., brother of Japanese arrangements under Mk- the Democratic way.” . Martin who, in the alMence pf a'n officer, agreed 4hat McCabe’s life preserver, which was in the few Traffic Tickets Frederick D. Baker pf Manchester, chance for survival was much •dame Ari of New York. An ex­ The Police arid Fire Depart­ appointed director, serves as heed died suddenly yesterday in West canoe when McCabe left to go fish­ hibitor fpr the past 10 years, she of the local Civil Defens unit. greater than in similar cases. ing. , ments, Mahoney wrote, "now re­ Palm Beach. haa won tri-color awards, and is a port to the town manager direct­ He said the Friday meeting, to The elder McCabe said that While McCabe was on the fishing He was born Feb. 16, 1881, in evep If the c ^ o e did capsize and 2-time winner at the Boston Flow­ In Effect Thursday PRESENT THIS COUPON AND GET A ly, fend it is common knowledge be attended by the loctl Civil De­ England, and lived 43 ^years in trip his wife, Lenore, was in Dra- er Show. MISSES'ond WOMEN'S / Masdwslsr Paifcadt ' that the town manager has more thrbw his son into the water he fense Advisory Committee, will be Hartford before moving, to West cut. Mass., visiting her. mother, Using iijs, jonquils, gladioli, business than one man can held at 8 o’clock in the CD head­ could have made his way to shore Mrs. Beatrice Thoms. C A N N O N 1 % Palm Beach five years ago.- He because he was such a powerful magnolia leaves and dried Weeds Beginnink Thursday, the newly throughout the State,” Gryk said. ATOMIC SRECIi^ LYNN POULTRY handle.” quarters in the bssrment of the was a retired gardener. creatad Town Court Traflic Viola- The Manchester Board of Police swimmer. However, he said, the in containers that One would have "Offenders now do not have to Municipal Building. Besides his brother in Manches­ around the home, Mrs. Beatty tiona BureauN^li take over from miss time from'work to appear in ★ EXTRA VALUES ★ Commissioners went out of busi­ Although the local CD unit has possibility exists that McCabe- ter.' he leaves hui wife, Mrs. Grace might have beeh Injured and lost made her audience feel that any­ the Police Depfertment the handUng c o m .” PoUce Oiief H e r i ^ o . — g a y ness along with the Board of been without an appointed director Nolan Baker; a daughter, Mrs. of the payment of minor traffic Timely For Selectman form of government in his memory as a result of the boat­ About Town one, lacking speciaUzed training, Schendel added. Cotton Dresses B A T H " I * since Col. John A. Regi resigned Doris Ball of West Hartford; an­ violation fmea. r. 1M7. The South Manchester Fire ing accident ' could quickly put together a few Alleged violators wUl atill be BARBECUED $ 1 .4 9 in January, Martin has indicated other brother, Reginal Baker of He also advanced the theory flowers to fit any occasion. Judgw Wesley C. Gryk announced given the opportunity to dispute District Commission was abolished the belief that the outfit Uri t : > as Bloomfield; four sisters, Mrs. Alice St. Jioseph’s Mothers Circle will today that Mrs. Mary C. Dannaber Mother"^ Day 1! when the District merged with the that McCabe may have put in to meet at 8 o’clock tomorrow night Mrs, James Cooper and Mrs. charges een ifiade, Gryk said. Comeau, 7 Walker St.; Mrs. Mary Fines of $3 will be Imposed for His remarks were apparently mally be called upon to perform, , . ’’If the canoe*tipped Qver, I’m Police Arrests InkeL.28 Helaine Rd.; Mrs. Grace The neiw bureau's director post aimed at several, local i^idents • With the assistance of the Ad­ George Park sure Bob Would have held on to Waytieoff, 16 Elssex St.; Mrs. blocking a driveway, parking wlth- calls fqr an annua) salary of $2,- Buy Now and Save Pamous REG. 3.9^ VALUE who attend Board meetings regu­ visory Committee and the town de­ Word has been received of the it,” ^.said, “the canoe can't sink Beverlie Davis, 4 Oakland St.;;Mra in.35 feet o f a comer or stop sign, 899. Mrs; Danaher’s present salary “ Hole In One” Quality larly and often speak at length on partment heaeiator of ternoon, soon after McCabe’s cap­ lagher, 99 Lakewood CSrclfef a son be mailed or brought to the Police • CHOCOLATE the Board’s lot easier. sized canoe was found by two fish­ Also scheduled lor court ar­ fpr the funds at a budget hearing Beaupre Motors, Inc., 368 E. Cen­ raignment Saturday is William T.' to .Mr, and Mrs. Charles Larcomb, Department, 239 E. Middle Tpke., GEORGE ROSE YOUTH CENTRE Studying Matter ' Mrs. Mary C. Frechette ermen about 1,000 feet from shore. but must be postmarkea or brought With the general manager on • M OLASSES ter St., for several years, has A fishing line was found entangled Richards, 17, of East Hartford, ar- Andover; a son to Mr: and. Mrs.' March 12. Hole In One Shoppe^ A Directors committee is cur­ Funeral services for Mrs. Msry John Willard, 403 Summit S t in within 24 hours from the time • SU GAR moved trora that location and the C. Frechette of Pawtucket, R. I., around the outboard, motor which rasted last night on a charge of Queationa Fines rently studying the matter and failure to carry a registration. BIRTH TODAY: A son to Mr. the ticket was- issued. Payments has come up with several proposed business Is now in the process of were held this morning' at 9:30 powered the aluminum craft. in person are to be made at the The main feature, according to Conservation officers found a Patrolmpn .. John McClelland and Mra. Daniel Rieder, Scott Dr., Gryk,. Schendel and Martin, lies rules changes to "streamline” being liquidated. from the Walter N. Leclerc Fu­ Vernon. Town Court clerk’a office Monday A few da.vs s'’ o Beaupre pur­ fishing net and a glove, which Mc­ stopped Richards’ car for a routine in the fact that court appearances Board meeUngs, but no action has neral Home, followed by a solemi) chgck on S. Main St. about 9 p.'m. DISCHARGED YESTERDAY:. through Friday from 9 a.m. to been taken. The proposed changes chased the Parkade Texaci Serv­ requiem Mass in St. Bridget’s Cabe’s son had left in the canoe will not be necessary for certain Manehesier Parkade earlier on the shore Saturday, and Miss Virginia A. Thonhpson,. 22, Larry Adams, 176 Broad S t; Mrs. noon, and 1:30 to 5 p.m. At other violations as was the ease in the would not limit dUcussion but ice Station, 270 W. Middle ’Tpke., Church at 10 o’clock. Mabel Gorman, Vernon Haven Oiri- times, payments will be accepted FOR THE PRICE QF and is now condu'^ting business Tne Rev. John J. Delaney was Sunday a gas can arid cushion of 167 Vernon St., was arrested past. Mayor Harold Turklngton BOYS’ DUNGAREES would provide for more meetings thought to have come from the yesterday on a speeding charge. In valescent Home; Mra Alfa Laws, by the officer on duty at tne police to accomplish the Board’s busi- there under the name of "How­ the celebrant, the Rev.'Stanley E. has questioned the Increase noted ATOMIC SPECIALS canoe were also found. a Town Court hearing, her case 27 Grant Rd.; Henry Baldwin, 69 desk on the ground floor. in some of the fines. naes. ard’s.” Beaupre has submitted an Hastlllo the deacon and the Rev, Alice Dr.; Roimle Kfidlow, 81 Mil­ application to the Zoning Board Hie searchers also checked Loon was set for June 16. Miss Thomp­ , Fee Dbubiea- On this matter. Judge Gryk kaid Buy 2 Records Barnes’ proposed Charter eiiange Dennis R. HussCy the aubdeacon. Island, one of the many that dot son, a music teacher in schools. ford Rd.; William Mulroy Jr., If a payment la made after 24 d e ^ g ivfth contracU seems td of Appeals seeking permission to Mrs. Barbara Murphy was organ­ uiat Improper parking and park­ PENNLEIGH the deep lake which is 23 miles <» was given the continuance because Wapplng; Mlsa Margaret Lynch, hours from the time of the' ticket’s ing ih a restricted area (increased REG. 1.98 VALUE have been prompted by the resig­ allow the sale o used cars on an ist 'and soloist. Father Hastlllo 325 Vernon S t; Mrs.> Elsie Part­ Get A Third Record adjacent lot fronting on Broad St. circumference, but found no trace a conviction would mean loss ot issuance, but before a Town Court from $1 to $2) conatitutes. ” nul- nation o f Hayden Griswold from read the committal service at the of the missing'man. llcenae and hinder her in making ridge, 302 Woodland S t; Thomas warraht is Issued, the^ amount will • Double knee Heaupre said the E. Center St. grave in St. Bridget’s Cemetery. aance” vioiationa. ”In-these cases, the Building Conynlttee after 11 The search w u temporarily her teaching rounds. S'eranton, 267 Boulder Rd.; Rene be doubled. For example, e, person they park where they artf not aup- Absolutely SUPER PIMA DRESS SHIRTS y ea n ’ service. property is now up for sale dr Bearers were. Herman Frechette, • 10 oz. sanforized blue denim hglted yesterday because of snow Clifford Magnusori.'46, of Bolton, Girardin, 16 Trotter ft.; John ^ v e n « ticket for. blocking a drive­ gMed to, while in the ease of over- Griswold, a civil engineer, re­ lease, and that he has tet;raliiated Edgar Paradise, Joseph 3. Pelletier and choppy waters. ysaterday was charged with fail­ Glenney, 70 Bigelow S t; Mrs. Entire Stock Of / Reg. 3.98 Eaeh the Chrysler-PIymoiitl franchise way will have to pay $6 If hlfe pay­ parking, parking is allowed • Imported Cotton Pima portedly resigned because his posi­ Roderick T. Frechettq, Elmer M. ■Isay Join Hunt ing to stop at a red light on Main Jeanette Bennett; 40 Bretton -Rd.;' ment li not made within 34 hours and.the 'violation occurs when the BUY ONE FOR • First quality tion on the committee prevented because of "busineas conditions.” JT'rcchette and Claude Ball. Last night, six senior officers at Oak.St. Patrolmim Ell Tam- Gerald Rothman, 11 Tyler Circle; • Proportioned to fit him from doing business with Uie What Chrysler plans to do is "This system of envelope pay- overstays hit alloted time, • Sizes 6-16 from the local CAP arrived at Lake bling summoned him to appesu- in Mia. Hilda Shuart 15A Forest mentasnts la copied from ' the plan The former is a more serious of- •Ocean pearl buttons town. unknown at this time, he said, and ADMITS SMASHING WINDOWS FREE Sunapee to help in the search and Court on May 5. S t; Richard Lappen, 87 Garden Barnfes aaid last night the Char­ he doesn’t know If there yriU be a whichliich has provedprovsd successful in fense-and, therefore, the penalty • Sanforized Lisbon, /spril .29 OP).— State tWa morning severs! inore car­ Harry dander of 70 Mill St. St.; Wallace Palmer, 368 Keeney Middletown and other towns should be greater,” he said. CHOICE OF OUR ENTIRE STOCK EDWARDS’ SHOES ter Revision Conimission ought to franchlae here. • • Police aaM today that .WilfrMl loads of cadets left Manchester S t; Mrs. Ernestine Geer and eoBrider a Charter change that last night was found jsleeplng in • First quality ^ Beaupre has baan a Chryaiar Trudell, YS, aceused of settUng Jpr New Hampshire to , aid in the the hallway at a North End i^iart- daughtfer, 3 Mary Lane; Mra woold "feUeviate" the present sit- agent here alnoe July 1945, and tho $500,96p fire, which deotrayed search. ment house And aireeted for th- Shirley Piantanida and daughter, Eldna Hohwieler, 114 Green Manbr Book; Maureen Cawley, IIT r GEORGE ROSE uaHoa In whichi no one connected toved from a location .on-Biaaell Sacred Heart Ch’irch la ’Taft- » vritli' a town commiafeion or board ' The snow w ^ h caused a tem­ toxicatlon. In jail in Ua* ,'ot a $95 38 Dudley S t ; Rd.; Frank Colegrove, IS Lilac fit*; Cooper at.; Remlgio Ridolfl, 53 St. where the Q k ’s Horiie la now vllle, alao haa adnslttod smash- porary juUt to' the 4uest stopped DISCnt^GED TODAY: Mra Vincent Dynae, Wapplng; Frank Btseell Howard Wallach, llfi CHILDREN’S BOOTERY ' la BfftHiUed to do bualnaee with bond. Olatider w T be arraigned at; located, to E. Oentar Bt. in Oct la g 916.«9fi w orth o f «)lata gtaw Niederwerfer, BouUi Wlndaor; Bratton Rd.f MCn, Jeanhina Thura- GET ONE EREEL -tha ta v . -' ber 1968. ^ ^ yesterday. A keavy drlsatols now Saturday, or aooner ,it a apaeisl Anna Biz, HaaardvlUa: Thomas atosaCroata. ialling, partisny obseurlhg the fiourt aaeaton is jifeld. , KsUnt, 15$ Bldridga fit; Mra Mra Helen EUfjp^ortli, Broad ton and daughter.. I t 8. gJton Bt. .V r - r '^7 .' ■■■'/i- ■ ■ ■■:■ . i.>- i' - - ■ . '.. .■ ,(i ’ ir % «, "'1. . . .1

PAGE TEN MAI^CHESTER/EVENlNiS HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONW^ TUESDAY A P R I1 ^ 495g MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. fSoNN. 'TUESDA'/ a PRIL 29. 1968 PAGE ALLEY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE A thrifty man, off on a bualnaaa viola—Did yoii tell her that- iiilitii' jui.air' 'A' ...m. tmm\OLi trip, called back aa he wa« leaving what you aald waa In Itrict conW- •Fem ort Aaan, and beneiitteu . om thddia- W O «l Jf^OCB H NO EAST HMI I'M. WONDERING^ U»# houae: "Oob7.50 1 Title to 'aa^iag School 'on proposed aubdivlsldn ped pupils. handicapped classea.” g Porter or Nat worda tlea to. BonaolidaUon of BockvUle and Ver­ of its Public Works Department regulations in the -Venton Fire nant Congregational CAiurch, vice 96 ” Salata ta for ■ 61.500 worth of bleachers Illtng's lettar followed-assur­ ipreSIdent; Judith' Miller of Con­ “ Klag;" Sff Waep. non be put to the city votera in a District. Tb« aaaunuiM was contained in 66 laiperfect otter, • Fraaeo* ptap. owned by the American Legion. ances given bv the gOnaral man- cordia Lutheran Church, secre­ ELECTRONICALLY 10 Baaaaa trea. rc.'erentfunn. Thq regulations, governing divi­ a letter to Aroold Lawrence, a l o - j ^ „ ^ ^ t • j(.rtln said that 0 - ^ 2 ■ U Ttaor at ataay aaee. 26 Pertaat ' The trade, approved by the tary; and Roiierta Johns, B »tia t •ad 27 Fait oi a oMbga Oladn -aeUd ftouridaiipa, conaoli- sion pf parcels of land into--three cal architect who la a conault^t there .Would be no problem in BALANCE headlinea." 67 Bt aad by. dation and*|he tax due date which Council, Waa termed a “ terrific or more Iota, were preparod by the Church, treasurer. Karl and Rich­ 68 Lakb aear Car- caaipMi CaUog. bargain” by Alderman John OiU for the ^nnectlcut Soc ety for the seeda df the physical* ard are presidents of the youth MONT WHEELS 15 Tal _ • la u monUta after the rate ta aet. Planning Conimiasion, headed by Crippled Children. ly'* handicapped lit mind in deaign- 16 OlWa trae geaua. ioa City.. 98 Not chairman of tha Recreation Board. Kran Kitpatrick. fellowships of their respective PRISCILLA’S POP BY Aui^ERMEER 29 Pott jMo Uka. - ara all too important to be decided He said the bleachers will seat 500 Tiling's letter waa in response to■" ing the building and planning churches. 17 Doabla qnartot 60 Abetract baiag The Dlatrict hai had zoning reg­ one io which Lawrence expressed 61 Face about SO joaoB^o aUp. by the Common Council. persona, and were used only one schedules. At the spaghetti supper it waa Rtpoek front whMis, CO CA , I'LL TELL VDURE A BULB-NOSED M Tha _ AbL The aldermen aio'eed to think ulation and a building code for concern over thia aspect of the 62 Actor Tom — . 61 Top RaaiiM. season. announced that the Youth Council iiW oU WHAT K N U C K L E - H E A D E D taaL” about the auggeatioit and what com­ several years, but thU Is the first schDol's pisna. In a letter to Gen­ He said that while there will be. o d M brakes, check If 00 M Hll 19 Hiadit qaeta.' 63 Averagt. 32-DoeiMato. The Legion will giva them to the ciaasrooma on the second floor, received 630 from the car washes DON’T ,EUSE MUSH-BRAINED, PISH-, 66 CUea or l a i i mittee eHOUld handle It. The mat­ time that aubdlvlaian regulations eral Manager Richard Martin last, broke system. ■ • V o * w e i # V FOR<3ET, B O TTS ! 90 Taaiafter'a word. 64 Radio oad TV city In exchange for. the city’s have been propoced.’ th^ S^obl administration could held in the morning. Tbia money >>vou EYED DOLin}-' award. Fla. ter will be taken up at the next Sjervicea in grading the parking week, Lawrence said he under­ was dedicated to the use of mis­ > I OWN’TWE ARE! 91Dllig«aee. Council meeting. May 12, Members of the Commission will stood that, at the recent PTA schedule classes for the handi­ 24 Miitical elealBi 65 RiotoM feaet 36 Raaeora area and roads at the LeAion home capped children on the main floor.. sions by the Christian Youth Coun­ OUTBOARD ■ 38 Read. „ _ „ Aldennan Elernard Groua aald so they will drain properly. explain the regulations and an­ forum on the Junior high school, a cil of Connecticut during the MOTOR SO fM 96'Naaterical swer queatlona on them at the pub­ negative answer waa given to a He also aald that other points 97 lalaad aS DOWN 39_____ Part_ o _ f Q X D . city .votera expreaaed their opinion Luther Trouton, chairman of the closing worship sendee. ALL THREE , C A P T A IN on conaolldation when a referendum lic hearing. question aa to whether any provi­ raised by Lawrence can be con- ffP Sharrwith othera. 1 Danoa. 41 Quota. Public Works Dapartment, favored .Hospital Notes aidered. The officers, under Marilyn Tay­ IS'lie SS Beacatk. 9 Fancy aaodlawotk. 42 Pig. waa held two yearn ago on aepara- the. "awa’p.” He said the workmen sions for physically ttiandicapped lor, president, planned the pro­ A MAN 8 PrecMlag 44Chaaea. tion of the achool dlatncta. The city liave -to cart bleacherq from one Admitted yesterday: John Iva- children were being incorporated These include "a low drinking gram and Janet Reinohl led the FOR ONLY FOR THIS- S4 Lata Soviet leader. nlakl^9 River SL: Charlotte IS Poeaeteed. 4 Um : Stmt. 45 Gtoeet Abbr. voted 1.300 to 600 for neparatlon, area of Henry Park to another for in the school's plana. fountain, large telephone booth worship. The supper was prepared 97 Aiabiaa teoport. 6 Ueer oi mnleta. 47 Bright bat chaa^ but the lasue waa defeated in Ver­ different activiUea. TrurlW l, 108 Proqpect St,; Alma In hia letter, Bling said he had and large toilet atall compart­ by members of the fellowship from On All Conventional Makes as UA. aua la U.N. and award. 48 Short for lb. non by 609 to 100, May Swap Roller Arnold.’ 15 Thompson St.; Kath­ given the answer. But he added ment all to accommodate a wheel Second Congregational Church CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER SfIrUh. 6 TenU. > Attlea. Aftc.- reme W* yeara of attempt! Another swap is being con­ ryn Shannahan, Meadowbrook that hia Interpretation of the chair.” with Mrs. Stanley Matteson aa ad­ We Service AU Makes A $15 VALUE 40 Dull brewa. 7 Shaped like eea^ 49 Soiao tiibtdaiT. at consolidation and Mparation of sidered in the Ihiblic Works DO' Rd., Ellington; Muriel Murphy, question “was whether the build­ visor. - 41 Boed Med to tail! etadia. 50 Ciuek aaonataub the municipalities, the toM-n last partment. A large roller, suitable Snipsic View Heights. ing would include aome Special GEORGIA TREE OWNS ITSELF 7 61 E phniliM year apet^ 610,000 for a profes­ Discharged yesterday: Jeffrey 4-11 y auke ehoeelatr. 8 Leelie Caran role. only for road use, may be traded rooms to replace the present room Athens, Qa. — Identified 1^ a NORWAY HAS 25 POUO CASES 49Tkia hnib. 9 Daughter of a 52 Medal sional stddy which resulted in a in on a smaller roller, which could O’Coln, 91 Prospect St.; Mrs. which la now used for physically marble marker, "The Oak That Oslo — Surgeon General Karl lAJla 45 Moral great eeientUt 64 10 Oowa, fer recomraandation for - consolidation tie used to level park playgrounds Helen Gorsky and daughter, 32 handicapped pupils at the Nathan Owns Itself" stands near Athens. Evang reports that Norway had MORIARTY BROTHERS I ‘ » N ( ; S A M / BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS EueCTtONff 46 Towa Mar 10 "Ledv barrietar.* euMplau under a 6ouncil-man|ger form of and btllflelda. Orchard St. Hale School.” Its owner bequeathed the white-oak only 25 cases of polio in 1957, the Oaanat. Shaktepeare. government. ' Admitted today: Ebo Glacin, 301-315 CENTER ST. Ml 3-5135 COMPUTER 6$ WareAoep. The trade Wos dUcuMed after “I should Judge,” Illini went om- tree to Itself in his will and the fewest in 60 wears. So far more , ISnkARXNI. 46 Feaated. 11 Tuikitk regbaeat A Oonrolidation Charte'r Com­ the Council approve a bill of New York; “that there would be,li'.tie .ques­ deed Is recorded^in the .TWn| than 760,000 Nonveglans have re­ MMV AH'MfiU. FIX UP eoiM iHREiMOMlf 47 T # leU Ik t___ 19 Cottoa gauaa. 69 Waadar. mittee, baa beyn holding hearings 6192.50 for 36 hours ot work roil tion about the Inclualon in the clerk's office. ceived Salk vaccine. kpsrrVouanpm 1 2 3 4 10 n 12 13 to find out'what residents of both ing these areas in Henry , Park. Vernon and Tnlrottvillo news la • the city and town want In aSkele- 1- ugene' Joslin, sup -rintendent of handled through .the ’ Herald's li n le ton charter. The,skeleton charter public works, pale he har been ad­ Rocktillo Bureau, ^ .Main St., will be presented to the governing vised that the old ro.ler is worth telephone TRemont 5-SlSB. i? mr re body of each municipality for ap- 67,000. ' proval before the final charter la Alderman Trouton Advised the drawn up and put to a to\>-n-wide z6 Counpd that "Rockville” signs will referendum vote, be erected soon at the city limits Local RN Oroiip H " Tba akeleton charter will not be cm eight main roads mUwing the ready for at laaat six weekx Oiie ,dlty. Holds Food Sale more ffqarlng la scheduled. ‘The Public . W jti a Department e x a lt Lavitt AMreyrs Idea has accepted a bid of 62,587 from Mrs. Isobei Quimby heads the Sejmour £. Latrilt, cbalrmith of Barlow Motors. on a hackhoe, the Consolidation Charter. Com­ committee f « the Mancheeter Reg­ Troutan reported. •’ istered Nurse Assn. Food Sale [ORIGINAI mittee. said today he’s “all for” Police Praised 17 the mayor’a plan for a /Ity refer­ w hl^ will be held Thursday at JUDD SAXON BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD endum. Alderman Karl He'^itt con­ gratulated the Police Depertment Hale's store from 3 p.i.i until sold He noted, however, that there out. The proceeds of the sale will ....JUST AS TWO CARS Roar up are "certain pitfalls in a. referen­ on its aucceaaftii investigation of AlONGSlOE THE COCK.... recent robberies, Hewitt's stoip be used for the Association Wel­ dum of this nature. Aa we all fare 'Fimd. know, any organized minority can Has one of three broken into. Moat of the stolen goods were rccivered. Those wishing, to have their con­ beat .a diaoiganized majority in a tributions picked up are asked to referriHlum .anytime." Lavitt said. Police Commiaaioner faakulka added hti praiae .for the Depart- c tact Mrs. Quimby. or Uie fol-' I.aVltt pointed out that in the lowing members of lier conunittee: latest Btudy of oonsolidation there n.ent, commenting' that Manches­ ter and Hartford were - Ugued Mrs. C3aire Naylor Mrs. Slarjorie have been no citizen .preMure Anschutz. Mrs. Olive Wilk, Mrs. G R E A T D A Y S groupa formed. The comkhittees with brealw, too. Robert SicNamara has been Mary Gaudet. AFItIL SO, OR AY T, S , S W RT |«2 hava worked on the baaUt of ex­ Mrs. Marion Norman, president ploration, he said. added to thf' Police De.'wrti. ant aa TJ4 ei» oe. »M. e«. a patrolmaiv. Another wii* be added of the associaUot), announces that ^ Lavitt aald he favored the may- reservations for the first annual Is Sura 7s Tuna Is R E X A L l'S • im w Ml cmm. iw. IT IMT FT Other Reports HANSEL a 5RETEL or't move to get an early Vote on May Balt, to be held May 24, are I Houst If CiRgj Pips ‘You’ll havt to tik*, ovtr this mtchint teday->»Higgin8 ' the question, because Public Act Alderman Richard Hiller report­ " H A N S E L ey G R E T E X " ed that four still alarms were rung limited to ninety couples and' will it MMrtft $m MIt t „ „ is off SMing a psychiatrist about an 465, under which the nesxt steps to- close May 18. TV SHOW in. during April, but no serious : ■Ilk WOMlMl OvtrNee-TVanSSAlHO Nstwsrk Fraqran inftrtority eompitx!** w a^« conaolldation will be taken, Answer To Previous Crossword Puzzle On Classified Pag* vea a (immunity only 30 days to damage was reported. tUNDAT. aaeil 37tNH«TAN0VI6 / tWlN-meNAVY ARg •ri ^MUSIC, SYLVESTER BEHIND! IF THEY. elder indents in various ways ■uT two ^ I etcEMnoHiv CENTERPlECe, /OPTBH M THE P06- POMT UKE Mayor Olson said the CCSC yardp of dirt; more than any other W e also buy for cosh QUIK-SWABS 100X,.. ____ Ref.35c ~ 2for 36e i i ‘n8sinMRM.\ VscRiMAPnous. ACMIRAL; HOUSE. 8UT MORE Ary PLAYIN’ feels it would be advantageous to sweeper there. The police captain will instruct all types of lote^ cars. ««ir, wiftiMir OF THAT later. I'f^'SUNKfh hava low’ cost housing for people i u ...... lei. lie — 2fer WISHEINVITSP , in carCain age and income brack an officer in the department. to Prompt, fost, reliable BABY TALCUM 9Qe eta. A housing authority is nped- 8*'’* *He press information' when buying serv'ce. ed to negotiate with the state for i captain is out. TYPEWRITER TABLET l« r...... Rei 30e - .2for 40e B federal did. Mayor Oison said j S‘ oP UgbU are being considered he thought that funds could be ‘ '“ *■ intersections of’ Union and KLENZO TOOTH BRUSHES chHdi. Rei 25e-2f.r 26e obtained for the buildings if the West Sis, and Union and Winde- m city provided the land. niere Av*. Parlow "Maybe somebody will get good The police teletype will not be MOTOR SALES \ natured and donate aome land. ” installed until May 15 when the i r he added. / ^ telephone company will have run PHONE TR 5-25.18 He also -suggested that a re­ a new hea\’> llpe from Manciies.ter WINDSOR AVE. fB/ gional plan, including Ellington, to Rockville. Rockville "and Vernon, be consid­ Mem^rs of the Binance Com­ ROCKVILLE. CONN. I s , MOR'TY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALI.I ered in regard to housing for the mittee attended a recent meeting Open Till 9 Eveninffs older citizenat of the Municipal Finance Officers MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD SRlCOIONtl L/^OHJHATlSALL , Waj-,ATLEA©T MONACIT APi;. taxoll C I G A R E T T E q l y c i r i n kaxoii GETOUT.'iOU BREVOlTHW f( RIQMr,MR.BOOMER-J HE WNTTHE THEN ONLY BlOCKHE/^'VDlAlE MORNING? f \ X RJRGIVE’tttJ TYPE ID HOLD TABLETS RUBBING ALCOHOL LIGHTERS SJUPPOSITORIES R.P.R. Birffered lT»iOFUS ^ ______FtRECKY AGRUDGE Compawnd \ Dependible, smirlly styled. Pure fiycerin! New improved A S P I R I N w j . w*iI“!«V e Y WEU..1M sorryaoys ARE BOtN* 10 ) PEClOE FOR VOURSaVES Eastpiln of iimpli htadKhi, BE6H WAITIN'HeRg 1 — BUT THERE H1& TO Bt GAS HEAT neuritis, neurali'iA Sorihini boTiiinini"'iiiiiiiM’ you . . . to provide enough insurance to pro­ SI'RVEY OF m i YOUR. 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C O ^.^ TUESDAY APRIL 29, 1968 PAGE THIRTEpif THE r Boxes Kelley Touring U.S. BasketbaU Quintet New York Wants to to Major League R e c o rd s Bateau April 89 m ->WUHe H erald Pap, the wily eaa (re a Hart- foAf Cornu., wka had hie Brat Still Rolling Against Russian ^oe tfaaalenal tg h t Dadepeedeece •I y la 1M«, will headHae the Miiyop^s Group EARL VOST J Sdag card at Mechaales BoOd- TiDis, Russia, April 29 Stans, who thoroughly Snjqyad the* rssponiiiMe for 8chmltt‘(r i i ffiliits Podres' Bright Spot " spoAi:-Miter iag tm g h t whea .be. eppoeee —A crowd of 25,000 fans'' gamo, despite its one-tidedness. and HWdoraoB’i 14 jnkrisraL ' diauay Kdl«y ef I^well la a Ths American giria, loaing two Azsrbsljan's AHnoik:'Ata^bhs- t Be Recognized at L A echednled 10-reuad affair. from the Russian Republic of games in Moscow, tmprovod their Is Enrauragea Coll«Kian6 Bsfik in Spotlight Georgia was expected tonight record with their first victory yes­ Chian led Ms Uam wlth . ^ jKtots. ■Kelley whe iap’t yet eld in Dynamo Stadium here as terday, defeating a Georgian squad T h e American girle ussd'i^v hill College athletes who call Manchester their home did all eaeugh te vote kaa ealy had IS 43-87. The females take on an court prese and Waylantf (SSHsga’a In Dodger Pitcliing ,By ISew Action New York; April 29 (JP)—-a The writers also advocated uni-#a lot of difference. The pitching fhia merlta," Kec’>c wrote, “if one pro Sghts, compared te Pep’s the high-scoring American right over the past weekend, particularly track star Pet# tearr, touring the Soviet Union met Estonian squad tonight. Judith Waahington, ‘who tha A majoHty of the nation’s form dimensions In parks for home will be better, too. Pitchers - will such arrtvea, but they do not want $06 pies, bat be fought some U.S. team with 10 points,, to gain Close and baseball pitcher Myles McDonough. Close, the No, run requirements ba well as the learn to cope with the situation. 75 anuitear boat*. Hia pro- a Georgian quintet. Schmidt, a member of the. Den- Los Angeles, April (/P)—The fine start that JoHnnj' New York, April 29 (if the 1957 Notrs Handful of D^endera lAll HA’I ' league he„was being picked as the bit from hia labors, Zimmer 'WUI ing'to get excited until approved the effective slants of the Bolton Came football season will high­ Of the 193 replies, 116 voted "The' coliseum is not fit for "since it is a.hpme park in'which Never outstanding young pitcher after hia by the major leagues. youngster, \who - had his fsther light tonight’s aieeting of the Holy “no” to 'the following question: 'Hie coliseum hAd a handful of baseball. It’s only because of the an official National League team get hia change. defenders but even tha majority |u.« Mtu ino mvnat^ ttmtur 17-9 record • in 1957. He • hasn’t Someone pointed out that the ‘Pretty Excited’ . / rooting for him on In the stsnds, Name Society of St. Jam '•'hurch “If and when a National Leaguer greed of Walter O’Malley (Dodger is performing. Not to recognize mWMI* M Ml.m 7 MCI$ Hia W*C.' shown a thing so far. Dodgers are leading the league in Trtn blanked the Cadetsi- 5-0. Mc­ at St. James’ School Nall at 8 tops Baba' Ruth’s 60 homers, of those who favored recognition president) and his associatea, and them would be tantamouqt to re­ CUf„ «000 ((Kill «0 5 “We became pretty excited when Donough is off to another, big sea­ of all records made uncomplimen­ the lack of leadership In baaeball fusing to recognise victories or The big fellow's poise Is gone ■doubleplays, but veteran semt and the committee drafted its first pro­ o’clock. The meeting is open to all 'should he be oAeiatly recognized r IWM and he appears to have uncon­ talent appraiser Andy High, {,who son. winning his first two starts, members and protpecUvn mem­ aa the new home run champion?" tary references to the Dodgera' which makes.it potalbie for the defeats in the same park since the f sciously tightened .up to the point has been in the Dodger organiza­ posal,’’ Shea said. "It looked aa both route going performances. bers, President. John McDermott Ten of the 77 who voted to rec­ park. The defenders emphasized majors to play Little League ball home run ig going to figure In though there wouldn’t be any op­ It marked the second day In a that the Polo Grounds in N ew in the Loe Angeles (Coliseum.” many wins and - loMea.” Low er where hia control is affected. tion many years, h%s an answer position to It. But then It was voted reports . . . Annual banquet of ths ognize any new home run marks Drysdale's own appraisal: •“I'm for that. row that Coaat Guard faced Man­ Y Wednesday ' Night Bowling propdaed a feothotc. explaining York, old League Park in- (Cleve­ Sports Editor Harry Keck of Landan Manning, sports editor ICCWUM sal iftinrftWrtt.AMttu*»o wj* so fouled- up out there I- actually "Our pitching hasn’t been up to doUTi." " chester pitching, so to speak. Last League will be held V/ednesday that the record was set with the land, Baker- Bowl in Philadelphia, the Pittsburgh; Sun-Telegraph, de­ Of the Saratogian (N. T-*; summed don't-Hnow what I'm doing.’’ That proposal would have made Friday, Steve Cooper of the Uni­ Ebbbts’ Field In Brttoklyn and clared that Ruth’s record needs up what, In the minds o- many |twFhw fT*»i»NCA« i standard and that may account for any city with a population of two night at the Garden Grove , . . aid ef the coliseum's 2<10-foot left LIFETIME GUARANTEE Manager Walt Alston thinks Don ui being first in doubleplays. I versity of Vermont hurled seven Osy SalvuccI, foirncr player-coach field fence. Seven affirmative even Yankee Stadium, where Ruth offlejsl protection- In Los Angeles. of those polled. will conquer the problem, which lie know that when I was'playing it million or more eligible for two innings against the Bears befdfe hit 28 of hia 60 home runs in 1927, It would have'been a good . Idea "I advooate him (new home run / ■ RoyaliWomfer major league clubs. witb the Manchester football Mer­ voters qualified their answer with Ash us about itt says is more mental than'Shything was the Phi|lies who usually led in being lifted for a reliefer. "He chants, is the golf coach at Ameri­ the provision that the record were not much tougher for ; home for baaeball Oonunlssioner. Ford champ) being recognized but in­ Pricedr ’The latest amendment suggestion B«li Ha’k looks out of his box' else. doublephaya. It's simple. The pitch­ looked like a .mountain out there can Intematlohal College ' in 'Should he recognized only if a run hitters'than the coliseum. Frick to laydown a rule at the stead of being called "King of- upon his MTival in London The showing'of Don Zimmer at ing is bad and there’s always some­ proposes that the “circuit of either agslnat mm" "Not majority of tha four-baggers were Sports editor Paul Zimmerman start of the season that home runs Swat,” he sho"1d liavc the title of major league may be changed to Springfield Ss w’ell aa haad grid Aboard ths Corinthic. The shortstop against the St. Louis' one on base and a chance for a as polished n McDonough but a I. entor . . . Ed Stiles of Manc^aa- . hit In parka other than the col­ of the Los Angeles Times sug­ hit in the coliseum not be counted "Emperor of Cauna.” New Zealand'bred was pre­ Cardinals was a real eye openen double killing.’' Include any cityof the oth«r major pretty good pitcher.” iseum. Still- others aald only gested it was too early to con­ against Ruth’s mark. “ntchera have about as much league after approval of the league ter is a mamber of tha Bataa Col­ sented to Queen Elisabeth by Alston says Don has th« Job as long •The Dodgers face the Pittsburgh lege varaltv golf team this spring. . Dodger players should be legis- demn the coliseum. D«a*t Want Phaay Okamp chance aa the citizens \ h- were Blr Ernest Davis. as he keeps going the way he Pirates in Memorial Ck>liaeum to­ desiring to change Its circuit and Ths dsrk haired Close haa been ' lated against because they play 77 "Why not. wait?" he w ro te '. “Fans will liail any player who tossed to the lions in the oM Ro­ the commissioner.” -• • • night. Bob Friend, ace of the the man mainly responsible for Bob (Bud) ItcCaba, prsaumed games In the lopsided park. “Night gamca are going to make cen better the Babe’s record on man Coliseum.” Pirate staff, goes against Carl Unanimous consent by both putting St. John's on -the w-ay, Erskine, who haa been impressive leagues now is necessary for one drowmod in a fishing mialiap last trackwise. Thd current IC4A weekend a t Lake 8unapae-,;/'Il(( H.. in'bis 1988-comeback. Carl had'a league to enter the other’s terri­ mile champion. Close anchoi^ed the GOODYEAR 5-8 mark last year, worked only tory. Red Men team in the Four Mile boxed as a sainl-pro under the Shantz Ready for Tigers one complete game, and seemed Shea admitted the Mayor’s com­ Relay to a new' meet standard. name of Billy Fart . . . Thi^M about- at the end of the road be­ mittee has had no indication that (Hoae stepped off the mile In I embers of the Montreal Canadi- CUSTOM cause of arm trouble. a National League club Is con­ 4:13.4. Hia teammates were ens were named to the 1957-58 sidering a shift to New I^ork. He clocked as follows; Allan T h ^ p - Drat AJI-Btar teoni. Doug Harvey, added, however, that a transfer son '4:22, Grady Crurppley 4?20.S only unanimova choipe, Henri Detroit in New York SUPER CUSHION : -r- i'.' \would be more acceptable to the and Lionet Stevens 4:19. The Richaril and Dick Moore WMf* the D ES IG N > Committee since it would be much 17:15.2 total - time wiped the old members at the National League faster than expansion to 10 or 12 21-yeor record of 17:16.2 off the and Stanley Cup champs, aamed. For First Big Series teams. books, set by the University of ethers were Gonlle Howe* of De­ 6.70x15 10.95 "We tried to meet with Warren troit, Bill Gadsby of New York Indiana in . 1937. The famed AMERICAN LEAGUE DeLuxe Super- 1 1 0 x 1 5 11.95 Giles, (National League president) Hoosler quartet consisted of Mel and Glenn Hall of Chtc'go. Each New York, April 29 (IP)—“It’i a little early to get excited ELKS LEAGUE last month.” Shea said, “to dis­ will receive a $1,009 cash «wSrd Yeetorday’s Reenlte T n itt Jimmy Smith, Tommy about a series with the Yankees,” Manager Jack 'Tighe of the No games scheduled. 7.60x15 a a • a 12.95 Final Standings cuss the possibility of expansion. from tha lefupie . , . Tickets for Record Top Weight *Triple^ Deckard and Don Lash. The per­ Detroit Tigers said today, "Lut we’d sure love to beat ’em— W L Pet. GB / 8.00x15 a a a a 13.95 Second Bound We were told, however, that the formance by St. John’s shattered the annual 'Knights of Otlumbus W Baseball Excurrton arc now on and we owe that Bobby Shantz one, too.” New York ..,,...8 3 .727 L Pet. Rafer Johnson (above), UCLA’a injury-prone decathlon star, has scheduled meeting at the All-Star the oldest record In the book of Kansas City ..,...7 4 .636 7.50x14 ^12.95 Fred’s Package 40 20 .667 - become track and field’s greatest all-around weight man since in- game In Baltimore this summer la the Penn Relaya. ^ sale at the K ac^ Home. 'This The Tiger skipper, shrugging aft* Deci’a Drive-ui 89 year’s trip will be on Simdr /. June slow starts by a pair of hia 20- Washington ...... 6 4 '.600 8.00x14 T3.95 21 .680 juriee stopped him from serious n^mnlng this epring. Against the earliest Giles will be ready to against Washington’s CJkmilo Pas- Cleveland . ....,...7 6 .588 Armory Package .... 37 28 .617 Stanford last Saturday he again broke the all-time record for the dlscuaa the project. , Last Thanksgiving morning in IS to Yankee Stodivm to watch a game winners, Frank Lary (0-2) cual (0-1). In night gamca, the <3il- 8.50x14 14.95 Capitol Equipment .. 23 and Jim Bunnlng (1-2), as’ "Just Detroit . -...... ,...T 6 .538 87 .383 weight ’’triple". The 6 foot, 3 Inch Hash heaved the shot 84 feet Two Years to Build Manchester, road race spectatdra .doubleheader bet’vcen Detroit and cago While Sox and Billy Pierce Baltimore ...... 4 6 .400 i Patten Builders ...... 23 37 .383 IIM inches, the discus'170-9’j and the javelin 237-10. It was the - “If the Natlqngjl League Ja saw the great St. John's runners the Yanks. A total of SM) tickets one of those things," had hia line­ (0-2 ) faced Baltimore’s Billy O’Dell Gene’s Bottle Shoppe .18 __ Boston ...... 4 9 .308 Rm c o p p m I W ith 42 .300 greatest -weight-event combination in track hiato^. (AP Pho­ thinking of expiKslon, however, competing both individually and have been secured. Price of tha up loaded with nine right-handers (1-3) and Kansas City played at Chicago ...... 3 8 .273 Since second place Deci’a Drlve- tofax). we’d like to know ahead erf Ume. as a team. Close pushed Little ticket' includca round trij train against Shantz in the opener of a Boston with Jack Urban (1-0) going 100% Cold Rubbtr I In captured all four ppinta from Today’s Games It would take about two years to Johnny Kelley to a new course transportation. Jerry Wiriams, Jo# two-game series against the New against Tom Brewer (1-11. Detroit at New '/ork — Foytack j :Oapltol Equipment. Fred’s Pack- record in the Turkey Day bunion Grivell. Andy Glidie and Fran Ma­ York Yankees today at Yanksf The Tigers, tied with Cleveland j age Store needed last night’s 8-1 build a stadium. (2-0) va. Shanta (1-0). j “It all depends, of course. On event while the same St. John's honey also'have ducats to sell. Stadium. (or fourth, sent Paul Foytack (3-0) Kansas City at Boston—Urban I victory over the Patten Builders to JlBz fer-Tigers agslnat the. (Irkt place Yankees. I cl^ch second round honors by only Giants Select Monzant bow ihuch, Interest the National (1-0) va. Brewer (1-1). 1957 MODEL OWNERS ! one game over the Drive-In, In League has in putting a team Into Shantz. a stubby southpaw, haa The 27-year-old righthander had a Chicago at Baltimore (N)— New York. Right nOw, there is been a large pain in the bat for S-t lifetime record agslnat New Pierce (0>2) va. O’DeU (1-3). I another match, third place Armory York. He was 2-1 against the Yan­ 14” CUSTOM ‘ Package pinned a 3-1 decision over nothing we can hang our hat on. From th&Morsels Mouth the 'ITgcra for a long, long time. Cleveland at Waahington IN)— i.n s II ii«ck FREE I Gene’s Bottle Shoppe. To Protect Loop. Lead But I don’t expect any action until Full of Tricks They haven't beaten the little guy kees last season, his fourth in- the Score (2-l)V i. Pascual (O-I). «*)) T«hs-TrM FlaH Fixed the end of ^ e season, at least." In 10 deciaionl since 1950. majors. TomWow’s Game* riHt T siss* Monday night Fred's Package • Hath Score of the Cleveland Kaasas City Improved TSur lesSS* For life of tire. Store will meet Armory Package, Shea, who said the committee It hasn't been Ysi^t** power Detroit at New York. MllsTIrs NYLOU TUBELESS New York, April 29 (A*)—Ray Monzant. the young right­ will meet with the mayor some UidUBs.faols good and Juggles - tfiat 'hks carried ShSiiU' against Tighe. who spent yesterday’s day Kansas City at Boston. first round winners, in .a playoff • tbs ball as he settles down in off ilslting hia mother in Kearny, Bkckwall Whitewall TIRES for the league championiahip. Tire hander who gave San Francisco the National League lead by time this week, added that "Of the Tigers, eitHer. Ht rim up the (Chicago a t Baltimore (N) course the National League doesn’t ! . hia role of ths majors’ strike- first eight victories in the Jinx N, J., tabbed Kahaas City, current­ Cleveland at Waahington iN) Heat-resisting 3-T Nylon runs safer even on long trips ROTATED annual banquet and awarding of beating the Chicago Cubs’for the first time in his brief career, . • out Wng. ly in second, a game behind New .7.60x14...... 23 77 27.77 prizes will be held Saturday night. really need our comniiittee. If It whilr working for the Phllsdelphia- NATIO.NAL LEAGUE bcca use Goodyear Triple-Tempers Nylon Cord by an every 8,000 . was the Giants’ choice to keep them there today against the decides to play in Ebbots Field York, as an improved club this Yesterday’s Results 8.00x14 ...... May 10 Btartlng at 7 o’clock at the Philadelphia Phillies—a club he’a a»-— ------— Method to Win Derby Kanaas City Athletics—which ex­ 25.77 i 29.77 miles for Elks Lodge on Bissell St. (old home of the Brooklyn Dodg­ plains why Bobby was the big man aeaaon among those he's seen. I No games scheduled. exclusive process involving precisely controlled Tension, life, of tire. perfect 3-0 against. The Braves, leaving outfielder "And that aeveland was tough on W L Pet. 8J0X14 ...... 27.77 32.77 Noteworthy scores last night were ers) or if a team can make ar­ in that 13-player Yankee-A’s trade us, too,” he added. "They’ve beat­ Temperature and Time. chalked up by John Sasiela 360, The 25-year-oI«rig. the Grand victory in September—wmen the Kaline and bench-strength Gus % New Detigw ■ Fresh Stock cliuck holes, blow, Diamonds ...... their first visits to the NL’s new has an 0-0 reeord Fodge a 1-0 186, Tacoma. Wash., knocked out slip when I-shift into high. But shanty. Irish on me fsther’s side. I . Rnpida, Mich., grandmother re- Tigers came Wto New York with (2-0) vs. Phillips (0-0) or Fodge 13 47 .217 ZemlsI were ailing as the Tigers (1-0 ). Mh Sidsr ewdek of Hearts ___ 11 49 .183 territory. mark, Spahn is 28-14 lifetime vs: Vern Escoe, 200, Edmonton, Alta., actually it is more like a bump.-l come from * long line of the best .ganled aa ona of bowUng’a finest seven victories in their previous entered Yankee Atadium. Kaline AvOOxU ; My*ieg*, hrd, Ckevrolal, outs. 24 Mos. — the Cubs. I 3. Just throw my hind end out, duck - woman compctltora, is conaldering Philadelphia at San Francisco' IMS I League-leading Spades and run- ^thoroughbreds. I’ll admit that me eizht games. had a nerve ailment, Zemlai a ' .1 Hi^ien. Neih, Sh>d»fcsksf i St. Louis Under Lights The Ordinal#, -reportedly feel­ New 'York (St..'Nicholas Arena) my head in and . take off. And , aeceptlng a bowling tnatructor’a While the Tigers and Yankees bum leg. —Simmons i0-2i vs. Monzant' 0,70x15 30,000 Miles. : nerup CTubs scored similar 4-0 shut- old man was better known as a (2,'l). m> SMd newer asSsIt ef ; outa wins over th6' Hearts and Dla- ■ The Pittsburgh ■ Pirates are at ing around for a trade in their bid —Frankie Rylf, 139*i. New York, when I atart picking ’em up apd sprinter and that his forebesra Job In Kansas City. met .this afternoon in New York, "Martin pulled leg muscle) prob­ i ■ Los Angeles against (He Dodgers outpointed Johnny Gorman, 143*.^, ^t. Louis at Cincinnati (N) — ; 470al5 nymevlt, Nrd, Otevrele). I9.9S 2I.2S 2S30 HM Tube Type Black I monds I6rt night while Ann Mitchell to jun’A a slump, gave the ball to laying ’’em dowm there ain’t no showed more, speed than distance 'i1ie"trim queen of the ten pins, the rest of the Weat started its first ably won't he able to play here," IMion, Nnili, StwSsbeker 1 5 " ' 1106-111, Barbara Woods 110, ’ Iris in a n i ^ t game, 'wrhlljR vli’waukee southpaw Wllme'- (Vinegar Bend) New York, 10. horse going to beat Ole Silky. running ability. said in New York last night she swing through the East with Cleve­ said Tighe. “But oh, would he ever Mizell (0-1) vs. Purkey (2-0). Providence, R. I.—Barry AUlson, Pittsburgh at Los Angeles (N) i Vacant! 10? and Laura Tarpinlail played at Chicagothis altornoon Mizell (0-1) against the Redlegs’ Sure enough I love thes scent of Raced Only Four • expects to confer with her Man­ land sending . Herb Score (2-1) love to!” r.lOsIS Dodge, lokk. Nodi, Oldi, Slaa TUNELESS 107 authored the best single gkme and St. Louis goes under the lights 'Bob Purliey (2-0). Mizell is 14-9 Springfield, stopped At Marotti, roses and they tell rte they give But take a look at me mother’s ager William Morriaey, owner of a -Friend (2-0) vs. Erskine (1-0^. Morcury, fonHoc, Hodion tS M tS M VM SVM efforts. Edmonton, Alta., ’ 4. (Middle- Grand Rapids bowling alley, on Tomorrow’s Games ■* 0.40x15 15.95 19.95 Black B at Cincinnati. lifetime <-against the Reds, while the winner a blanket of them. But aide of tha fSmily.' Her name was Milwaukee at Chicago. Oirydor, Dotolo, lwkk.OMi, . ■ ■ - ■ . - ■ ' eights). Lady N Silk. She broke down when the advisibility of taking a job aa 7d0sl$ 0.70x15 The Giants, a half-game ahead Purkey, the ex-Pirate, is 8-6 why not shamrocks,in honor of-me Philadelphia at San Francisco. Hodion, Morevry, PeckOTd i w VM SOJU S U 6 15.95 19.95 17.95 21.95 of the Cubs and Milwaukee, were against St. Louis. Quebec — Gerry Simpson, 122, ancestors? Me old man would love she was 3-yealHi-old. Raced only an instructor at the Plaza-Bowl -Montreal, outpointed Chgmplon four times. When It comes to RyH Plans to Keep Fighting St. Louis at Cincinnati (N) Ovydor. OMi. CodSlec 7.10x15 17.95 21.95 17.9 5 21.95 Games Postponed 10-12 against the Phillies last sea­ The Ords again are pursuing that since he came from Ireland. ' In Kanaka City. Pittsburgh at Los Angelsa (N) gffOatg VM 81AS SSM SSM As low as a week centerfielder Richie Aahbum of the Gaby Pallotti, i21>4, Montreal, for They tftll bie Tim Tam and class, however, none can match Mrs. Ladewig, six-time National UMokiSodiard 7.00X15 Once again rain plus %vet grounds son—with _ Sirhr.iohs’ fou;-hlt, 3-0 the Canadian featherweight title, 19.95 23.95 19.95 23.95 forced postponement of the Sched­ victory clinching the series in £hei^ Phils after losing eight of their Jewel’s Reward put on their own her. She’a got fair play blood in ' woman’s alnglea champion and 1 Hn m4 fcopyobto Hr# | 12. her family and I. don’t need to tell Against"^^ Advice of Manager * SOFTBALL PRACTICES ,8.00x15 21.95 25.95 21.95 25.95 uled Manrhester-Merlden baseball final meeting. Monzan' wasn’t in­ first 11 for an eighth-plaee drag^ - Stamford. Conn. ' — Irish Pat version of the bumps down in captain of the famed Grand for 3^T Nylons! game and tennis mnfrb toda.v. volved in a decision v.1th the Phils 4>^ games behind. Reports have it Florida in the Flamingo. All I you that makes me a distant rel­ Hapida Fan Majors, 'said she will Marines—Tonight at 6 o’clock 0.00x16 14.95 23.95 27.95 Both events have- been re-sebed- that the Phila have shown interest McCoy, 135ti, Galway, Ireland, got to say is that if they choose ative of Man o’ War. Wove to Kansas City this summer. at ^ t . Nebo and again next 'Tues­ last year, but he was 1-0 against outpointed Luis (Carmona, 132.H, That makes-ms kin to the most New York. April 29 OP)—Frankie "1 once tried to quit boxing,” he day, a t‘six at Charter Oak-Park: uled for tomorrow. Also, Coach ’em in '56 and 2-0 in ’55. in outfielders‘'WaHy Moon', B. ^ Puerto Rico, 8. to do it again, they|d better be in And If everything develops accord­ .Hytt today decided to continue said. ’T invested some r..oney in a BeTTCR IN EVERY WAY AND TESTS PROVE IT! ' \ Tony D’Angona reports that to­ Smith arid Joe Cunninghai.a (tin cloee to the rail. For I’ll ,be com­ famous horse of bur time. And I ing ta plan, ahe will make her per­ British American (?lul>—Tomor­ day’s Cheney TecH-Hebron Re­ Right-hander Bob Friend (2-0) Pittsburgh — Bobby Stlninato. hope you don’t think I’m,boasting manent home there. fighting against the advice of hie dry cleaning store, bm I lort it all. row night at 6 o'clock st Mt. Ne­ was the starting choice for the pinch-hitter who also douMes at 174*4, Youngstown, Ohio, stopped ing down the middle of that track manager. ' gional game has been postponed first base), shoitstop Dick .Scho­ and don't want to be side-tracked 'but there hrsy come a day when Morriaey aald he has advised the "Now I’m trying to encourage bo and Sunday morning at 10 GOODYEAR Pirates, who have ridden a three- Mert Brownfield, 180 >4, Turtle the name of Silky Sullivan will be Clharlie Black, Frankte’i Mrs. Ladewig'a string of six na­ 1955 BUICK SUPER RIVIERA Hardtop. Radio, heater, Dyna> Super-C^uahions. The question of a Jocke.v to re­ 2:02; I know I'll probably b6 30 or tional championahipa In ' eight flow, hitone, whitewalls. Real sharp car. $1195. ' equipment on new automobiles. Kentucky Derby picture, muddled place the. . injured Bill Hartack minor leagues. Frsmkie, who once wee regarded 17 so lengths bacx midway of the The former baseball commission­ years, plus strings of top-ranking ai a leading contender for the by an injury to a tot» fiigi’t jockey, aboard Hm Tam was settled yes­ back atretch. But keep your eyes •1655 PODGE HARDTOP ROYAL LANCER. Radio, heater, auto- the weather and 'the prospect ot er also charges it has become. a -. scores and averages are un- lightweight chsimpionship. won a The tire with the 100,000 mile Dupont nylon gord body. terday when Trainer Jimmy Jones on the flaming /mestnut. *That's monopoly that should not be •.-matched in women’s bowling. unanimous dediion over Johnny nuktlc transmiaeloiii, power steerisg, whitewalls, low mileage. MORI PIOPLf RIDE ON GOODYEAR TIRES THAN ON ANY OTHER KINDI the lArgest. field in. recent years,, picked Ismael Valenzuela, New me. Burgundy and cresim, $109,1, Safer than the tires on new iars yet priced lower here. may be clarified today. treated as a aport'and that the of­ Gorman at St. Nicholas Arena last York's leading rider this spring. A Pete, he’s Pete Kozar me ex- fice of commissioner has .become a night. He, was unimpressive and 1955 ME'RCITRV CUSTOM 2-door. Radio, heater, .whitewalls, tu- It may come witli the renewal good ride today and Jones likely erclee boy, tells me 2:02 isn’t fast GUARANTEED NO BLOWOUT FOR LIFE of the. Derby Trial Stakes at spot for a stooge. the crowd'of 1,210 epent much of tone green, real sharp, Hollywood mufflers, duo e.xhaust, $965.' GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE NICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE • Cailiuretor Adjustment will call on lhe^4-year-old Texan enough to win. No problem If it Chandler.- was commissioner It! tiipe hooting the pair. Churchill Downs. of Mexican descent again Satur­ Isn’t. I’ll Just run that last quarter from 1945 until 1951 when club 1954 BUICK CEN”1added turf classic. Eddie Arcaro ■will ride her “big” onds for the last quarter Several by causing the death of the minor Tliaraday, Msy t 'turned out. I wee in g o ^ shape, nals, 8495. JACK’S ATLANTIC JIM’S ATLANTIC STATION 6.00x16 16.45 8.20x15 26.45 - 30.45 Preiwble Starters horse,. Jewel’s Reward, and Man­ times? And as a 2-year-'ol.d, they l^ u 'e a ,” he said yesterday, . High baaeball va. Hall, 8:15 — but juat couldn’t get to Gorman. 1653 CHEVROLET 210 2-door. Radio, heater, tutone blue, g6od . As it now stands at leaat 25 of uel Ycaza will be astride Jet’s Ali­ caught me in 10 sSconds for an “ handler aald he would testify ' mrest-Hartford. I’m willing to admit that it wasn’t tires. $345. 70S MAIN ST.—Ml 9.8232 451 W. CENTER ST.—Mi ^.81S4 , the original -field of 140 nomineea bi. Should Ebony Pearl run well eighth of a mile. That’s when me to,that effect if requested to ap. ' High gplf Vs. Hall — Manches- a.hard fight for either one of us." Guaranteed SS Months or 80.000 Miles Against All owners realized I 'was something pear in connection with a suit 1958 PLYMOUTH CRANBR(>OK 2-door sedan. Heater, low mile­ BRAKE SPECIAL are considered probrble starters today he'll also carry the Maine . ter Country Club. Ryff, who weighed 139(4 to Gor­ age, beautiful blue finish, $375. Road' Hazards. In the lU-tnile De by Chance silks in the Derby. 'Mrs. extra. filed by Frank Lawrence, owner of man’s 143(4, gave his fellow New RCFINI’S SERVICE STATION ^ Plenty of Sleep EUgh tennis vs. Hall, 3:15 — JOHNNY’S ATLANTIC But some of the owners undoubt­ Graham had hoped to obtain Val-. a defunct Portsmouth, 'VS., (^sa West Hartford. Yorker a boxing lesson In the bout 1952 MERCURY MONTEREY 4-door sedan. Automntlo trans- 118 CENTER ST.—Ml 9.8279 edly will think otherwise after to­ enzuela for Ebony Pearl. Ycaza Begorra, what a life I have lived B Piedmont League team. High track vs.. Hartford-Briptol, that was telecast to some sections mlssion, radio, heater, beautiful fdrest green (tnlsh. Only $456, 288 W . MIDDLE TPKE.—Ml 9.8302 day’s Trial, especially if ' thelp rides him today. -* since that day. AD I want to eat. The suit, filed in 1954. asks I — West Side Oval of the country. . i$jp.oo hopefuls finish up the track. Elsbeth, the 3-year-old flUy who They call me a good dSer. Plenty $250,000 from Baseball Commis­ There were no : 'todedowns^’and 1651 OLDSMOBILE 88 4-dpbr. Radio, heater,, hydramatlc, white- All Prices Plus Tax and Recappable Casing Friday, May 8 of sleep and rest and the right to sioner Ford Frick and the major neither fighter was marked at the walls, tutone gray. Only $195. DILL’S MOCILE SERVICE DUHRER’S SHEU SERVICE Tim Tam is-the odds-on-favorite bad Just been claimed by Gabriel 'High golf vs. Wetherafleld-Man- to take the Trial and establish Proulx, broke down'badly in the run as I plpase. liven Willie, that's leagues for invasion of his fran- end of the 10 rou.id , Referee Pete Willie Shoemaker me Joc-key. says chtse area by radio and TV. Law­ ebeater (Country Club. 1950 OLDSMOBILE 88 2-door. Radio, hrater, automatie tmas-.- 134 E. CENTER ST.—Ml 9^8317 ‘ 4S3 CENTER ST.—Ml 941128 OUR BUSINESS IS BUILT ON PUBLIC TRUST himself as the solid choice tor the backstrefch of the first 'race at Della gave it to Ryff 7-’>->l; Judge mission, beautiful blue, good tires. Only $)60. ^ . Laurel yesterday and had to be de­ I run me own race. And that’s rence aaid it was due to comb to Cheney Tech vs. Lyman Me­ Nick Gamboli saw Frankie in Derby itself. 'Nadir, co-champion right. No one is going to tell an trial soon in New York. morial, 2 -;;. Weat Side Oval. pf the 1937 Juveniles .witb Jewel’s- stroyed. Jockey Howard Grant ------^ - front, 7-3, and Judge Leo Birn- 1651 CADILLAC 62 Convertible,->'sw top, radio, beater, autn- HARTFORD STORE escaped injury. ' , Irishman what to do. Monday, Msy 5 baum thought Ryff won It,, 8-2. WYMAN’S eULF STATION KEN’S OARAOE MANjCHESTER STORE Reward, .also .wll- be wAtched Before you go me boy, and since matie Mectrto wtndodrs, good paint and body. “Mechnnle’s Spa- W1 Park St. closely. He Is a member of. the True' Verdict ($4.60) won the Leaigues Should Expand - ..High baaebell vs. Conard. 8:15 The Associated Press’ e«rd agreed ctnl.” Only $250. 24 MAIN ST.—Ml 3.1503 ANDOVER—FI 2.6227 91 Center St. you’ve got me talking. I want to with Bimbauni. Saat SMa of Pope Park Next (By Hnnlclpal Bldg.) , Derby.’e big four that Includes Tint featured Tri-Btate PurSe, going the tell you something about me an­ Mt.Nebo. ^ ^ Ste-CH g-goil six furlongs 1:11 3/5 under Sam Baltimore, Apj-ll 29 m -— Ths , High golf, vs. Blast Hartford— - Ryff‘a. b^ trouble ie his easily E-Z TERMS • OPEN EVENINGS " . m t - i n t . Tam, Jewel's Reward aqd ^Uky In cestors. Sure and 1 know all about. major leagues should expand to A Sullivan, ^ , Boulemetta. J.!Undeclded. * out eydi. When he was found to be DON WILLIS OARAOE H0U.YW00D SIRVIOE^-VERNON Tim Tam being by the great''Tom -- ^ leawes, the'farm High tepnla vs. Oonard, 8:15— a ‘Tilssdsr,” he started on the road - EDDIE'S AUTO SERVICE A., B. (Bull) Hanoock, master * Other winners yesterday includ-. Fool -and. I take my hat off to hlm,

MANCHHS'rER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY APRIL S9r 1958 ’ PAGE MANCHESTER EVEJNING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY APRtL 29, 1968 PAGE FOURTEEN f . BsuflBhold Gflods 51 T Ajisrtment*—FfaitB— HotMl for Sal* iloiues f or Sal* Lot* for $ai« Soborban tor Sal* Wantad—R*al Bstats 77 Tenements Businen Serrices Offered 13 Household Services ' THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW! S s k G«rdeii-8avan room old- Cardin Offered 13A ' r ^ I '■ ■/ . ■ • FOUR ROOM tmated apiartment. 419. 920,000. The ultlnata tn a ar home, (four badrooma^ garage, lot, lOOxta. High elevation. Shade t room ranch, ceramic tile bath, two-fantity bouses. Mainbar of -■■1 ELECTROLUX ownera Prompt, m o t__^______qB ^ ro, , Jaiiwni hire, h d New mattreeaes, Garage.------South----- CoCoventry. ■ “Tel. ‘ CH — multiple dwaUing. R. F. Dtmoek S nice lo' Good value for W.YOO, and ap j^ ' traea, $8,000. MX 0-4997. knotty puw kitehm, walk-out MLB, Howard R- Haatima, Real­ Classified trl'ndly aarvtca on ycrtir Electro­ PURNTTORE rsp(Urtnt and r«(ln ro la^, nM or rifflng tirpe powst STRAtFS^KAT plant*^ Premier. 4089 zS-.Bahy furniture, electric, 9-9897 Oa., Realtora, Ml 0 -8 ^ , Joaaph Real aoUd homa. T. J.' Croritan, Iwaamam. Largo lot lUducao to tor, Ml SHOT any O a f - lux (Ruc)eaner. Pick up and de­ Ishlng; imtiquea restored dXiml- mowers. Toro Power Handle. Robinson, Fairfax, $2 per 100. 'gas andyComUnatlen stoves, elec­ Aahford, Ml 0 - 9 ^ aathara RhaltOf, Ml 8-1577 or MI 9-7751. iim lot $14,900. R f Dtmoek Oo., Raql- 'IlF.'IVaMOQE tric nMfetatorf. All funllture SELUNO, BUYING/trading L M- Condition AdseYtisemenf livery. Call Electrolux authorized' ture Repair Serviee, Taleottvllle. UtlH- Capitol Equipment Oo.. 88 Main. Fern Gardens, 179 Fern St. MI FURNISHED or unfurnished two Wooda, Ml 9-7703 or Robart Mur­ with trees. 100x140. Tremont ^ e n - tore. Ml 0-5345, Joseph LaUford, ■*' I and service. Ml 9-0843 ui JA Ml 8-7449. tldGeFTTneOEALEQ ' Ml 8-7958. ^ ^ -‘I ■ $-trs- . sterilised, repaired and finished. room apartment near canter of dock, MI M473, PRINCKTON ST.-HSaven room py, Raaltoik; RockvtUa, TR 5-3849, ^ 0^19, Barbara Woods, Ml M L (which mmaiua aim UveLive Oodanl-Modani- 6 ¥7* _ J _• 1 1 ^ iY f CLASSIFIED ADVT. 3-0108. Please ask (or Aupiatine ■NVtriOlESlAMEO STATE AppUancea am clean, no chips and town, uuurvnes, churches, siorss,stores, SCnoOlSschools overalsad Cape, three ' ma. 0*702, or Robert Murdock, M Multiple List)—afl your real«stata DEPT.HOORS Kamienakl. ATTENTION Manchester residents TWO STAINLESS steel titMtealfiih STRAWBERRY tolante —PrOnler, look good Ot naw: Our huslneu -Is and buses. Call RockvlUe TR (XII) MANCHESmt - New aU two tile hatha, paneled living room WER-School Road, lot 104x 472. the- modern , I why. TThe Ellaworth — Don't Eo to the dump. Save your taolur4V®nty snd ten gdlona. -on 10IL-$1.80. 987 Bast Middle l^ike. hacksd hYOiS ysars factory exptr- 5-6918 or TR 9-1011. room ranch homa In Rockla^a with wall-wiur —arpaUng. ■■ ~Dan, 140. M400. Walton W. Grant Agen­ Mitteii Agency, RealItora Ml 84910 8;1S A ^ . to 4 ;30 P.M. FIXXIR SANDINO and*re(lnialilng. health, car and time (or mure Im­ cast iron 'stand.' Fish, plOits. etc. , MI 8 7092.______, tsnes and We use the best finish aaotion, tV- hatha, carantic large dli area witirith knotknotty pine cy, Realtors, MI 8-1158, (Vm) BOLTON - Coventn Una. (Csitilanadi frsaa Page Osa) Spedaltsliit in old floors. Hi portant things. Oet a trash serv­ Can be seen in operation. Call MI Ing materials. Most of our furnl- SECOND FLOOR apartment five ititeban eountera. Attaebed i New six room Cmw,. Four flniabad SELUNO TOUR homa? -Fof EXCELLifNT quality hay land, top pmiallnr H •samant recraat reqiiMtion X prompt, affloient, courtaous aarv­ 9-S750. ice, you dll should have fad de­ 9-9689 after 8 p.m. turs Ibolui Uke new. LeBlanc Fur­ rooms, one on third. No pets or amoalta drive, (ulW land romn. AttachedAt garage,. GiU own- down, earamic tile batb. walkout hitrareby ertr awarded an -Asmt* COP^^ tLOSING TIME soil, extra clean. Also old rotted chUdren. 7 Ulsc St tca and appralali^ without obliga­ serve, at a price you can a((ord. niture Hoepital, 196 -South St., lot. $31,000. CaU R. F. Olmock t a r i a $-0804. Subarbgn for Sal* 75 baaament. IM a lot. $U,‘n)fl. R F. lean. FOB CLASSIFIED ADVT. For (urther in(ormatlon call Mr. cow mmnure. Prompt delivery. RockvUle. Open 9-9. Saturday un- Realtors, MI 0*245. Joseph Ash­ Dtipock • Oo., Realtora Ml tion, oaU S. A. Baachlar, Realtor, MURTENSEN TV. SpeotsUsed RCA LOVE SEAT and chair, $80. Call MI Becked by thirty years of satisfied dl B. FOUR ROOM first floor flat. Suit­ FIVE RObM CAPE. West Bide. 04345, Joaaph Aahford. MI 9-ms, Ml 44909 or W esl^ R. Smith, Aa- Msgr. Hayqs said hs w m inr* television sendee. Ml 9-4941 Eellger, Hurri-clean Transit W ford MI O-OSift, Barbara Woods, BEAUTIFUL seven room country MON. THRU FRI. 9-7853. 9-9775 alter S. customers. Leonard L. GigUo, MI able for small family. Rent $75 Ml 9-7702 or Robart Murdock, MI Tliraa badrooma, basement recrea­ home with character. Two flra- Barbara Woods, HI 9-7703. or Rob­ aociate MI 9-4953. Member Multi- prised to^sM His IknlnonM la 10:30 AiM. 8-7083. • month. Writ« Box RO, Herald. S-947X tion room, hot water heat oU, ga­ placa, 2Ki acres of excellent laniL ert Murdock. Ml 94473. pta Uatlng Service. J A J RUBBISH removal, yards RADIO REPAIRS on any make— SPECIAL No. 1 loam, delivered $8 e l e c t r ic PORTABLE sewlHg rage, amaslta drive. Ii such excellent spirits and food cleaned, rubbish and ashes re­ per yard. Gravel, hot mix aephalt, AVAILABLE NOW, One-baM house Amealte drive; with fine barn. ARE YOU OUNSIDBRINO ,,, i SATURDAY 9 A.M. all ampliders and phonographs machlns. Call BU 9.8175. (my MANCHESTER. - Two4am- occupancy. $14,700. BuUi $-9919. SOUTH COVENTRY - Beautiful physical condition. Ho ta a atodel moved. Call Ml 8-4845, ,. and changers. Over 47 years total 1“ stabilized, crushed stone, dfain- FertlUztrs 50-A for cant, near center of town. lly duplex.. ExceUent condl- 100’ frontage. Off Highli 519 roOffLgaifeh on hlgb hlU wKh SELLINQ ruUR PROPERTTT ■fCIVM HIWIraMI ITMVICHiW sge stone, washed sand and dll. USED x y —Ovsrhtuied and In good Privacy and conveniences In a Wa will u rra ta a your proparty of courage And splrituAl ASHES. RUBBISH, garbage, walks exMrience. 90 days guarantee on tlon, large 3 bedroom home, water, aawar, gas, $8,000. Six (X^f) $19,900- COVENTRY Lake, gorgeous view. Basement, gafaga.- strength." rOtOB COOPERATION WUX all work.V— Potterton's.“ • ■ ...... missdorf Sand and Stone Com­ WEIX ROTTED cow manure, do- playing shape. For extra room or residential zone. One block tiom 3rd bedroom possible. Spa­ roon ranch, garage, three, bed­ new aeven room aplit level, VA Price $14,7001 Cash required 48600. free and wfttv.'Ut any obligation, shoveled, all kinds o( general work pany. MI t-2427. tlvsred by the iosd. Phono MX cottage, etc. $9.95 and up at Pot- high school and grade school Wa alao buy property (or ( A young meinber of Um OudL BE APPRECIATED and light trucking. R a n and lILf- „ cious renovated kitchen. Good rooms, radiant heat. Move right baths, flreplacak attached garage, MadeUna Smith, Realtor. MI nal’s staff r%M>rtad ho wo# IsltUiig ifoPAy EZRA CAME DOWN V8TH MOIPASC.^ 8-7405. terton’C Lorgo yard, garage, extra garage Invcatmem Income^ Prime loca­ in. $11,600. Several other homes at 0-1042. Member Multiple Listing papers picked up (ree. Prices rea­ AISLATylHILE ORiVliJG BATHINETTE $5, Scales $8. Strol­ If...... arae needed. Large 11 living ' room, din­ game room, lake privllegea. Pres­ STANLEY BRAT. Realtor up and looking chir.sr. He said b* sonable. Ml 9-0143. BuildiitK—Contracting 14 tion. R. F. Dtmoek A Co., Real fair prices. Easy terms. George ent mohgaga can be aasumad. did not 'rouMnibor going aadtr Dial Ml 3-2711 MO eUESS W»AT - ler, $8. Carriage, $10. Handwoven ing room, targe ifttlc and base­ tors. Ml 94245, Joseph Aahford, BRAE-BURN REALTY rugs, old books, birdcage. MI M sehlnery L. Oraziadio, Realtor, Manchea- monthly payments are only $77.09. Ml $4378 anaesthesia for the oporatioa.” HILLS' TELEVISION Service: CARPENTER—Experienced In all Household Goods 51 52 ment. Oil steam heat. Under $1(X). Ml 94818, Barbara Woods, Ml tar. Ml 0-0879. R. F. Dimock A Co., Realtora, Ml 3-79S3. Write Box NS, Herald. 9-7709 or Robert Murdock, Ml "He has a lovely corner room Available at all times. Philco (ac- Helds, ot carpentry. Contract 'or ANTIQUE FURNITURE, «»v«r, t r o y ROTOnLLERSland attach 9-S34S, Joaaph Aahford, l a 9-W8, U8TINOS WANTBD-Htngla, two- on the third floor o t tb* cUale, toiy supervised aervlcs. Tel. Ml reasonable hourly rates. Tel. MI MAGIC CHEF gas range, 80". Uke 8-9473. HOLLISTER DIUVE—$18,300 Six Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702 or Rob­ gtaas, china, and used (umluire ments. Bolens walkliw or riding FOUR ROOMS, heat, hot water. room Capa, five completed, hot (amUy. thraa-famUy, decorated in green and tan oolers,’* Lost and Found 8-0731. new, only a few ' months old. Will bought and sold Furniture Repair dsn tractors and attachmenU. Refrigerator and stove furnished. art Murdock, Ml 8-4472. f. Hava many caab buyara. the aide said. "With bis loft head sell for '$139. Worth much more. (XXIV) FOUR UNIT apartment tn water ril heat, aluminum clap- DICK'S WEATHERSTRIP Com­ BIDWELL Home Improvement Co. Service Ml 8-7449. itoi Equipment Co., 88 Main. New apartment $120. Immediate RockvUle. Only one year old. Ex- boards, Rusco atorms and acraans, BOt/TON—Two new ranch homes. Bohn Warned oilgagw arranged neaaa CaU bo pointed eut.:iho window ot a LOST—One pair o( glasses in vi­ Goodyear Service Store, 713 Main. 1-7958. occupancy, CaU MI 9-9815, MI ceUam income return. Call The R. Gaoiga u OraziadioOraziadio. Raaltor. lO mountain range in the distaaeo cinity of Cooper and West Center pany, doora and windows, custom Alterations, additions, garages. MI 9-5890. SALE l-$ ^ F F on waUpepet- Wall amealte driveway, 60 days occu­ Top valiM, top construction. Fea- 948ra. 109 Henry St. work, guaranteed. Cali Ml 9-1583 RooHng and tiding experts. Alum- '(Ulpepet- 3-9578. F, Olmock Co., Realtors. Ml 94345 pancy. Should qualify for F.H.A. tu rn Include acre lota, fireplace, where ho said Clcoro had a vma SU. MI 9-3373. 1 cli ■ ■ - - -- tiles 4c a tile, KentUe, nom 7o Or Mr. Barnla Cantor, TR 5-8496. In Roman days. alter 6 p.m. inum cikpboarda a specialty. Un- MOVING]~Muat sell. Hi-Fi equip­ each. Green Paint and W allp^r, Musical Instruments 53 MANCHESTBK—-New first floor financing. Exclusive with Richard basemen, with garage space (or 3 On Atom Arm^ rOUND—One mongrel white and excelled workmanship. Easy budg­ ment. HF-42 A.M. F.M. Garrard apartment In older home. Ample B. Moore, Realtor. Call Mrs. can, built-in oven, combination "You kaow, bo fandsa WmiiFr— LAWNS AND gardens blawed with Ho/toe c«oi/*f£c, at the Green. (XV) RIGA HEIGHTS. Bolton- Wood, JA 8-021$. Windows, etc. AU for $17,000. These authorities think there were CUiris- light brown, (emale. Call Lee et terms. Ml 9-9495 or TR S-9109. 8$ changer. AR-1 and Jansen TR" lUQE Kinsman electrohle parking, one mile from bus. Kitch­ Magnificent new ranch. Six (Conttniiad (ram Page One) and reaUy is—an authority on Ro­ Fracchia, Dog Warden, MI 8-8594, rotary plow. Free estimates. ift 9 /szrsr.M.w, tweeter. 10 albums L.P. $385. 91 PAY ONLY $19.79 DOWN homes defy compariaon. T. J. tians In India before 660.:.When spinet organ today. Finest quality en. bathroom, living room, 3 bed­ rooms, two car garage. Sea a t t r a c t iv e six room ranch, used in the Bible, "behemoth" man history -and logwnd,” added Rapid Service. Call: PI 2-76W ALL TTPSIS ot carpentry work *IA9H/U»TOil 9,f,e. Jarvis Rd. TAKE $ YEARS TO PAT rooms, baseboard heat. Alum­ Crockett, Realtor. 80 8-1677 or 80 the (tordinora soototant. FOUND — One brown mongrel, done, alterations, dormers, root­ of any home organs. Dubalde signs on Bolton Center Rd. R.* dishwasher, ceramic bath, fire­ 0*761. Etost BerUn’s city all for a mu­ probably means hippopotamus, male. Call Lee Fracchia, Dog GONDEnrs T.V. Service, available ing, porches, etc. Cali MI 9-6991. WANTED Music center, 189 West Middle inum storm windows, a n d F. Dtmoek A Co., Realtors. MI- place, hot, water heat. ceUar. 138 nicipal welcoming ceremony. and "leviathon" in one use means Asked If ho bad say moosage Warden, MI 3-8594. any Ume. Antenna conversions. Boildinf'Materials 47 Reliable, Honest Psrsoa Turnpike. . screens throughout. One child, no 1M1245, Joseph Aahford, MI- foot frontiqte, ' near bus. -' OtUy BOLTON CKNTER - Large six A thin turnout of largely impas­ crocodile and In another, the whale for the people of hii Chicago Asoh- TO 'TAKE OVER pets, saecfric stove and refrigsra- 0-6818. Barbara Woods. MI 9-7702 sive Ekist Berliners’ greeted the dioceoe. Cardinal Strltoh aaid: "TsQ Philco (actory supervised service. FOR TOUR repairs or new work SPECIAL ORGAN and piano sale, $14,700. Carlton W. Hutchins, Real­ room colonial with 119 batb4 .. .In the Greek Church. Good Fri­ FOUND—Small black mongrel, (e- Tel. 5U 9-1489. call William Kanehl, Contractor YOUR BUILDING NEEDS UNPAID BALANCE tor furnished. Available May 1st or Robert Murdock, in t-0473. tor. Ml 94182. Breezeway and two-car garage. Soviet visitor as his motor convoy day la known as Great Friday. them I am terribly gratoftd for male. O il Lee Fracchia, Dog and Builder. Tel. Ml 8-7778. Painting—Papering 21 HfelR Wanted-—Female 35 Oog»—Bird*—PeU 41 m o n th ly PAYMENTfl floor samples. Four sta^e manual $100 month. Escrow $100. raona Largs lot with axceUent view off sped through the streets. Tilele bibliographies which con­ their prayws. I art'praying for LIGHT BULLDOZING, excavating, $19.79 organs with pedals and bench, MI 9-1568, 6:30-8 p.m. $18,000—Six room 'Capa; (uu shed ELORIDOE ST—Twd-famUy frame them now.” Warden, MI 8-8594. AT WHOLESALE PRICES r^uliW $724.50, now only $468.75. ------‘ ■ I, Cl to the East. Thu hqme must be Flashing the same smile that clude almost every major' entry grading, back Ailing. Dump truck ALTERATIONS to kitchens, bath­ CEILINGS whitened, interior paint­ HOUSEWIVES: Work near home, A. K. C. Welmarancrs. Wonder­ 8 Complete dormer, near bus, storea. Carlton 5-5-4, one-car garage. First floor seen to be appreciated.' T. J. courted the West (3ermans, Miko- are one of the most important fea­ rental. Reasonable rates, no job rooms, attics, cellars, porches, or ing. Evenings and Saturdays. Call choose yosr own nours, be your ful pets and hunters. Reasimble. Rooms of Furniture Two 2-n^iuiusl organs with per­ W. .Hutchins, 80 94183. vacant. Down payment, 83.000. HEALTH BENEFITS UP No. 1 Western Framing. cussion. -Rsfular $1,234.50, now FOUR ROOMS and bath. Unfur­ Crockett, Realtor, 80 8-1677 or 80 yan scrawled in -the city’s Gol­ tures of this scholarly "Diction­ AnilpiiiKeinents too small. MI 9-0650. playroom. Plumbing, carpentry, MI 9-SA25. own boss. Avon Cosmetics, Hart­ Available now, TR 5-9259. Per M’ $108 Beautiful W^stlnghouse Else. Hattie L. George, Agent. JA 34074, 9-77n. New York — Benefit poymeato electrical and masonry. Aluminum only $898.$.50. Pianos (rom____ $595-$695.____ nished. 419 N. Main St. MI 9-0678. (XXVl) JUST OFF Porter 8Li 80 94761. den Visitor's Book I “We wish the ary." s. ford office, JA 3-1758. Canadian Fram ing,' Per M' 889 Refrigerator Baeutliu: six room putch Colonial' working people of Berliif further to peraons covered by hoapltal- FREE FLOOR space available (or CLAPBOARDS recovered wltl- No. siding. Garages, cottages, out­ p a in t in g a n d paperhanging. BEAUTIEUL Cocker pups. Buff, 12 Prices Include guarantee, delivery BOLTON—Fbur room ranch. Dou­ expenae Inouraaoe ptllmea have fei- 1 wood Shingles and painted at the 1x12 Dry VflMtam Sheathing ' Beautiful Bedroom Suits and five free lessons. Easy terms. ROCKVILLE—Thres rooms and for only $21,500. Call R. F Dimock PORTER STREET'—Odairable six •ueceas in their battle (or the nor- NORWAY’S COAffT|JNE LONG rummage sale, bake sale, etc. Call buildings, room additions. Nuside Good clean workmanshhlp at' rea- EIXPERIENCED waitress or count­ weeks'. Champtw Wood lines. Beautiful Living Room Suite bath, furnished apartment Nice ble garage. Enclosed breezeway. Oslo — If stretched out, Nor­ creaeed mote than fiOO par cent MI 9-3031. tame time. Low rates. Call MI Engineering Company, Inc., 34 •onahte ratep. 80 years In Man-' er girl, full time No Sundays. Ap­ A.K.C. registered. Permanently, Per M’ $89 Tempo Organ Studios, 889 Main A Co., Realtors, Ml 9-6345 or Mr. room Colonial. Enclosed porch, at­ FUll bazfment. Hot water heat mallutlon of the life of the cap­ 9-9059. Beautiful Dinette 8®t Manchester. neighborhood. Call MI 9-7245. Bernle Cantor, TR 8-8498 tached garage, attractive lot Only ital and for the transformation way’s coastUne would reach almost since IMS while hciqiital diaigaa Oak St.. MI 3-1425. Chester. Raymond Flake. MI ply in persoo. HoIe-ln-One Shoppes, inoculated. H. C. Chase, Han. ony'' Knotty Pine Paneling AH Beautiful “De Luxe" Range St, Artesian well. Extra lot. Immedi­ halfway around the earth at the have riaea 116 per oeat. the Health - t—tr -:- - ...... 9-9387. Manchester Shopping Parkade. Hill, Hebron Rd., Bolton. MI . Per M' $140 TWO ROOM furnished apartment. $18,500. Maddock A deVos, Real­ ate occupancy. Can finance. Ex­ of all Berlin into a city of peace ALL TTPES o( lawn mowers- sharp­ 3-5427.' Instead of Weatlnghouae Else, (XXV) EAST HARTFORD Excel­ tors. JA S-OSSS, avenlngi. JA and progress.” equator. -> Iheuranee laatitute reports. Personals ened and repaired. 113 Wells St, Disappearing Stairways, Refrigerator if yotr prefer Private bath, utilities, (ree park- lent taivestmei)t property, $85,000. cellent buy. 80 94310. Roonnflr*SidinK ' 16 PAINTING and decorating. No job PART OR full time. Car essential. W antcd»To Buy 58 Ing, adulta 'Call MI 9-9191. 8-0139. Mikoyan's - inscription-' was a RIDERS WANTED to and (rom MI 9-4M8. too amall or too big. For tree esti­ Apply In person. Campress, 5 SEVEN WEEKS old GUrman Shep­ Each $24.95 Rugs, Lamps. Tables, Linoleum Ehccellai.t investment property. veiled slap at Allied-occupied Hartford, ylclnjty ol Main and FDR ALL TYPES o( rooting and mate-] cal] NU 9-9595. I'odem South Main St. herd puppies, $25, MI 9-9428 after $ Panel Colonial Doors and a Few Other Artlclea OLD OUN8 tany condition), ATTRACTIVE three room fur For further information or ap­ GA8(BOLA'n built oversized Cape West Berlin which refuses to Rome Decorating Co. 6 p.m. Fiyim Each $$.95 \ EVERYTHINO sworde. war ratica, uiUques. etc. pointment to see caU R. F. Cod. Six complete rooma, bath Asylum Aver^ourii, 8-4:80. Call GARDE»IS PLOWED with John siding, clapboard, asbestos. You THE IWPAID nUhed ipariment. Private en­ Dimi- imoek A Co., Realtora, 80 9-5246, Ike’s Plan Not Viud recognize the Soviet-run eastern MI 3-6185. may save by calling now (or your Windows—Compute and (one or whole eoUsetion). 70 Mill trances. Parking. AdblU. Apply and lavatory. On bua Une. CaU sector ss East (Jermany's capital. If yoa'ia intarofitad In a forol^ ear, lamaiiibar nve ' Deere tractor. Cal] MI 9-2186. PAINTING AND decorating. Rea­ Help Wanted -rfdale 36 b a l a n c e p r ic e S t Tel. eO S-071T Joseph Aahford, 80 9-6818, Bar­ Owner 80 8-6860. (ree estimates.'All materials and Set Up From Each $11.80 299 Autumn before 7 p.m. Allied expeils believe Mikoyan's workmanship guaranteed. Mar<- sonable price. 180 Wetherell St. Articles For Sale 45 ONLY $444.79 bara Woods, 80 9-7703 ot Robert To Trigger Attacki ■anws: FORD MORIARTY MOTHERS. Automobiles for Sale MI 9-6914. MEN FDR farming work. No ex­ Mahogany Paneling FI. 15c WANTED TO BUY—Good used W Murdock, 80 8-6472. 84ANCHESTER—Charming Cape visit to East Berlin was hastily _k_ LAWNS REPAIRED and rolled chester Rooiing and Siding Co., perience required. Apply Connecti­ Colored Shakes 18'' Sq. $10.60 Free storage until wanted. Free cycles 90’’ and 34“ preferred. Man­ Cod home ' on West Side. TIu m arranged-upon the inaisUnce of with power roller. Ml 9-6275. Inc„' MI 9-898R THREE ROOM apartment Gas Twining Declares BEFORE TUU BUT a used car cut State Employment Service, KNAPP SHOES. Harry Mahoney, $d a 19 d Uoihmon Nails Keg. $10. delivery. Free set up by our own chester Qrcle Shop. 149 West Mid­ furnace, (garage. 62 High St. ONE OF OUR many better valoaa bedrooms, 34’ Uving room. Alum­ the East German regime. It was see Gorman Motor Sales. Bulck 806 Main St., Manchester. 88 Maple St. Tel. Ml 8-4327. reliable meh. dle Tpke.. MI 9-2098. —year old Ova room ranch with inum storms, screened-ln bra^- announced only yesterday Id’what RAY ANN TV Clinic, service call FOR THE beat„ln ahingle and built Courses and Classes 27 .We wil beat our competitors full basement. Opposite Verplanck (Omtinoed (ram Page One) 1 9 5 8 Sales and Service, 285 Main 82.60. 24-hour service. Bonded up rooting ^..gutters, leaders, chlm advertised price by at least 6% Phone Me Immediately COVENTRYX-FoOf room unfur- way and a one-car garage. Imme­ looked Uke an afterthought. Street. Ml 9-4571. Open eventnga. EXPERIENCED donut man. or BARGAINS—Famous Hoover vac­ Samuel Albert. Hartford. CH 7-0189 nUhed house. Hot water heater. School. Tip-top condition. Selling diate occupancy, 5% mortgage U nreco^sed by the , western work. Work done on radios car n y and rOot repairs call Coughlin. baker’s helper. Part or full time, uum cleanena Reconditioned, BOOKS. ALL KINDS, bid or new. (or $1S,80C less than the pur the change very important but ENOUSH radios and Hi-Fi. Ml 8-8877, MI 8-7707. NOBODY—BUT NOBODY Anytime up to 8 p.m. On town road. Suit family of four. ma-r be assumed. SeUing (or powers', the East German puppet WHY WALK when we can sell you plyJn person. Hole-inDne Shqppes, Guaranteed. $12.95 up. Free home See■ It ■ ~Day Or ■ Night: MI 9-4937. Year's lease. $75 per month. PI ' chase price. Quality throughout $15,400. Jarvis Realty Co- 3*8 Hebert- dTsSgrillaSgreed. regime has been sensitive about a car with no money down. Easy 8-2958. RADIO- Shoppes, Manchester Shopping demonstration.- Ml 9-8851 after 8 UNDERSELLS NA’HONAL Vacant. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, Twining testified the separate RAY'S ROOFINO CO., ahingle aii^ If you iiave no means GARDEN TRACTOR, pneumatic 2-7356. East Center St., corner of Lenox the attention given West Germany terms arranged. Cole Motors, 394 built up roots, gutter and con Parkade. p.m. 80 8-167 or 80 9-7751. S t Call 80'8-4113 from 84. After service secretaries and chiefs were by the Kremlin. GARDEIN PLOWING, no job too ELECTRONICS— portation. I’ll send my tires, implements. Reasonable. THREE R(X>M furnished apart­ invited to all meetings of McEl- Center St. MI 9-0980. •mall. New (Farmall Cub). Rea- ductor work, root; chimney re TOP QUALITY loam. Excellent (or NATIONAL LUMBER. INC. you. No obligation. / (XXVm - BAST HARTFORD hours caU 80 3-2023. 80 3-1157, 80 pairs. Ray Hagenow’, Ml 9-2214. SALEiSMAN .35 to 40, neat conscien­ Call Manchester Welding Service. ment, centcMly located. One block 8-7847. roYs advisers on reorganization, FORD sonablef Free estimates. Also light 1953 H-TON pickup. Clean. No 9ay Jackson, MI 8-81m. TELEVISION’ tious, own a car. To work in Hart­ landscaping, gremhouses and Ml 9-1958 or MI 9-8762. from MalniBt. Call MI 9-5707. (While they last) — New ranch and were given a chance to com­ down payment, $4.90 weekly. No trucklnt Call Ml 9-5951. ford County. Earnings should be lawns. Fill gravel, stone. Call 881 STATE ST., A— E—Bf—T—'S homes. 8x4,990. (Completely fln- 48-48 ALLYN 8T., HARTFORD WANTED—Bench drill press with MANCKESTER<- Two-family 84, ment Une by line on the final payment till June. MI 9-0980, ask CONNECTICUT, Valley Construe “Leam-by-dolng" at Connecticut's up to $10,000 in a year. Leads are Walt Ml 8-8603. NORTH HAVEN, CONN. THREE B(X)M apartment 1st floor. izhed) Built-in stove and oven, Main St. location. Full price, draft. Some changes were made M * M RUBBISH CO. Full time oldest Electronic School furnished. Specialty selling, exper­ or wlthaut motor H" or ' y rapa­ Heat, hot water, kitchen range fireplace, ceramic tUe bath. (UU (or Mr. Cole. r . . cleaning, removal .service, land­ tion. All types ot rdoting.X tiding. USE A. TORO power mower from KITCHEN table with six Chairs, $16,500. Outskirts, three bedroom at their suggestion, he said. STATION WAGON gutters and carpentry woi'oHt. 85 ience preferred. Send resume to Telephone CHestnut 8-2147 city, driver style. John 8. Wolcott. ’furnished. Ideal for working cou­ basemenu, ameslte drives com­ Cape. 119 baths, sacrificing for Library 1958 PONTIAC two door hardtop. scaping, lawns mowed, driveway Marlow’s to make your lawn care two couches, electric rosster, floor Phone MI 8-8597. pletely landscaped. 10% fown. (toairman Vinson (D-Ga) said sealing, patching. Metal, card years experience. Ml 8-7180. e v e n in g Electronics Technician- Paul V. Shea, Sunset Lane, R.F.D. lamps, sutomstic wssher, cabi. ple. Centrallv located. Available $11,500. Over fifty more listings of the secretaries and chiefs will be Reasonable. Call 3-0606 between 5 No. 1, Vernon, Conn. No phone easier. Prices begin at $m.95. •bout May 15th. Call MI 9-1677. F.H.A. R. F> Dimock A Co., Real­ all kinds. F.H.A. financing. Mini­ board drums. MI 9-9757. Aide class starts JUNE 17th Marlow's, 897 Main St. net, tiedroom suite end other- tors, 80 9-6340, Joseph Aahford, questioned as to whether they feel ■ and 7 p.m. ROOFTNG, SIDING, painting. Cot- calls accepted. Dismonds—WatrJit articles ali,|n exceUent condltkm. Itooms Without Boart* 59 mum down payments. Call ESIs- they had adequate ..time to study Lines > TV SERVICE—any make—highest pentry Alterations and additlona. Tuesday and Friday evenings Jewelry 48 80 9-6818. Barbara Woods, 80 worth Mitten Agency, RealtJrs. Ceilings.lings. WorkmanshipI guaran' guarani LOAM, dark, rich, stone tree. T<^ May bs ssen at 24 Fairfield St. Business Locations 9-7702 or Robert Murdock, 80 the proposals. 1950 CADILLAC -convertible. MI quality work, at lowest'price (or quality. Columbia CkmstrucUon. ROOM,FOR RENT. Inquire State MI 84980. expert worK Famous for service tend. A. A. Dion, Inc., Autumn \ ENROLL NOW! Help Wanted— LEONARD W. TOST, JeweMr, re- Tailor Shop. 8 BiaseU. MI 3-7883. for Rent 64 84472. Tyinlng, who was one of Mc- 9-6009. St. MI 8-4860. PI 2-92i., WiUimantic AC 9-3283 MANCHESTER—Kanch living can EUroy's advisory group, testified The recently published'“Oxford since 1931. Phone MI 9-4537, Pot- Male or Female 37 peire, adjuste watches expertly USED GAS and oil comtanaUon After i:8r MI 8-9047. (X) MANCHESTER Green Area - terton's. PEAT Humus, shredded, screened, Reasonable prices Open dally. , range. Like new. Call MI 9-4749. OFFICES IN Andrews BuUding. 68 bo yours in this spacious 6-robm he did not formaUy discuss the re­ Dictionary of the CUirlstian NEW ENGLAND TECHNICALi . RELIABLE NEIAT appearing per­ PLEASANT ROOM—Quiet home, East O nter St. from ttti. An­ 519 room ranch with attached ga­ home at 70 Agnes DrlVe-in Jarvia organization plans with the other Church,” avaUable in the' Mary 1984 BUICK coupe, one owner. \ INSTITUTE excellent top dressing, anil condi­ Thursday evenings. 129 Sprues rage. $16,800. Sales price Includes original, MI 9-8789. RENTAL YARD service. We rent Rooflrig and Giitnneys 16-A son to work at ice cream bar. tioner. Ml 8-9515. street. Ml 9-4897. FRANK IS starting to buy and seU next to bath and shower, free drews Manchester Corporation, Acres.' Three bedrooms, ceramic members of the Joint (toiefs when Cheney Library's reference col­ garden tillers, power and hand Some afternoons, some evenings: good used furniture and antiques parking. MI 9-0887. , AO 3-8484. rug, dishwasher and dispoaal. For tiled bath, attached'garase. 11x16 the propoeals'were being worked lection, is a fascinating, authorita­ Equipped wttii heater, defroster, dtroettoBal elgaple, vrtayl lea 1953 MERCURY Monterey hard' lawn rollers, lime spreaders, lad­ ROOFING - Specializing in repair­ 99 IJnion Plaie, .Hartford Write Bo> R. Herald. NEED TIRK8? at 420 Lake St. MI 9-6580. Hours further Information or Mpolnt- screened-ln side porch. Full SO* out "because I didn't want any tive coUection of ecclesiastical in­ Interior, delivers up to S8 nillee per gaDen. Drive ttila dual ] ing roots ot an kinds. Also new Garden—Farm—Dairy ATTRACnVELY furnished and OFFICE SPACE suitable (or doc­ ment to see caU The R. F. basement Complete with appU- leaks, and If there were any I formation. As Its editor, P, L. pose car today and save. top, red and black. Clean Inside ders, house jacks, water pumps, JAckson ^^06 (opp. RR station) STATE OF CONNECTICUT . Goodyear, Goodrich, Firestone 10-8 p.m. Closed Sundays. Dimock A 0>., Realtoik, 80 and out. Call Ml 9-8631, cement mixers, chain saws, mis­ roots. , Gutter work. Chimneys Armstrong No down payment, no Products 50 'cheerful rooms. Complete light tor, lawyer, optometrist, real es­ . ances, Venetians amd combination wanted to bp sure they couldn't be Cross (Lady Margaret Professor cleaned, repaired, 36 years’ ex housekeeping facilities available. tate, insurance. WUt remodel. 94245, Joseph Aahford,' 80 9-6818, doors and'windows. Selling below of Divinity In the University of cellaneous equipment. Open week­ Open Competitive Examination finance charge. No payments tlU Barbara Woods, 80 9-7702 or Rob­ traced to the Joint (toiefs.” ends. AftP Equipment. 945 Center perienbe Free estimates Call July. 20 months to pay. COOKINO AND eetihg apples, 90c Single, double. ChUdren acoepted Ample parking faculties. 1(0 Mate replacement at $21,000. Jarvis Before today’s committee ses­ Oxford and Canon of Christ 1955 FORD PICKUP, Good condi­ at Love Lane. MI 9-2052. Rowley. Manchester Mj 8-SS61. Notice a 19 quart...... basket. LouisIs M. Bottl, —limited parking. Central, reason­ St. MI 8-6653. ert Murdock, 80 S-1M72. Realty (to., between 8 a.m.-6 p.m. sion got under way Rep. Durham Church) Writes: "The Christian $ 1 6 9 0 tion. Call Ml 9-1717. COLE MOTORS 290 Bush Hilt Rd. able price. Come see. Mrs': Dor­ (toll 8-4112. After hours caU 80 Church has been so closely inter­ 7 Business Op^rtunities 32 436 Center St. REGA HEIGHTS (XIMMERCIAL business or office (Xmi-SANTINA Drive—Off Kee- (D-NC) said he is having a study Fishery Biologist, Grade I (In­ sey, 14 Arch St. new St. New 514 room ranch on S-2023; 80 3-1157, 80 3-7847. made to determine whether the woven with the course of 'Western Down •1949 CHEVROLET panel truck. Dl ATTICS, CELLARS cjtaned. Rub­ Heating and Plumbing 17 land). Closing date May 21, 195$. ; Ml 9-0980 McIn to sh a p p l e s No. i size •pace (or rent. Up to 65 Frigidaire. Mepiber of AiSCA. MAN -Interested in developW own men at Center, with parking, bath doctor's offices;, 3419 room suites, 84472. irig and storms. Basement garage. the House Armed Services Com- BANK FURNACES cleaned, repaired. In­ business by selling AmArica’s^test Social Worker^ Grqde in . (Pub­ (XDTHE8 LINE poles installed, and shower. 29 Hazel St. MI Whole floor. Street entrance. mitte* now considering the reor- and stopping to read whatever onstrate. $175. Phone MI 9-7375. Stuart R, Wolcott Phone MI lic Assistance) (Child ‘ WelfSt'e), R. F. DIMOCK CO. VACANT SIX room (tope, oil beat, 419% V.A. mortgage toay be' as­ catches due's eye can m*an an en­ 9-6678. - ^ stalled. Gas, oil, coal. Heating, known line of retread tires to gas old poles removed and reset. Chev­ LOAM 9-7083. Previously occupied by doctor. En­ sumed. Will sell due to transfer ganlsatiim measure. RATES 1966 VOLKSWAGEN Karmah Ghia. cooling and sheet raeiai work. In There is no closing date. No. 3131. rolet 2-ton platform truck. Good Ml 9-5245 tirely decorated. Venetian blinds. residential section. Absentee own' He safd in an-interview he is tertaining and Inatriictive few stations, car dealers, garages, ftc. (Replaces Exam. No. 2918x). Resi­ condition. MI 9-1333. Top 4)uality, Onltivated er wants quick sale. Now asking at $14,900. Jarvia Realty Co., 288 hours. Here are a fen; bits: 33,000 miles. Beige, tully equipped. WHIT’S LANDSCAPE ► Service. Manchester since 1937. T. . P. Stone Free—Limited Supply. Fluorescent lighting. TR 54126. East Center St., corner of i.«nox concerned about the possible et-, $1.00 a day will pay your way with what you save on an Englldi $2100 or beat otter. MI 3-7716. Aitkin, Tolland Turnpike, Man .Protected territory. Potential earn­ dence waived. $4200-$5820 per an­ ONE ROOM In quiet pleasant $11|900, but .offers will be consid The Wandering Jew legend first Quality landscaping backed by num. St., between 84 call 80 3-4112, feet on the atomic program ot appeared in a pamphlet published Ford. knowledge and experience. Foun­ Chester. MI 3-6793. ings (rom $8,000 to $15,000 pibr year. home. Call MI 9-7094. THREEmOOM apartment. Stores. ered. First time on market T. J. after hours call 80 3-2033, 80 what hetdeacribed as an increase Service 2nd to None dation apd border planting. Shrub NEW WINCHESTER 30-30 Model Fruit sland. (tobiiis. New Bolton (toockett. Realtor. 80 3-1677 or in the secretary ot defense's mili­ in Leyden in 1602, and recorded Tndlera 6-A LLOYD'S PLUMBING Service as­ Small investment required. All re­ Special Investigator—Motor Vehi­ 9^ rifle. $60. PI 2-8320. M l 9 -0 6 5 0 FRONT R(X)M, with garage. Gen­ Road. 80 34389. Large parking 80 9-7751. 8-1167, 80 3-7847. meetings with him Include one in and hedge? pruning, lawn renova­ plies con^dential. Write Box G, cles. Closing date May 14, 1958. No. tleman preferred. 118 Walnut St. tary responsibilities. ,—- tion. John Whitham, MI^3-6841. sures satisfaction, prompt service. space. MANCKESTER — (tolonial, 719 Durham said that at present such Salt Lake City in 1868; "Ibut MOBILEHOMEIS — Furniture tak­ CH 7-6124, Ml 9-5488. Herald. 3133.' Residence required. $4200- 500 FEET OF plastic pipe. Will sell MI 8-4403. (XTV) -• E U JN gTON - Nev 5V] whether they were purely ficti­ en as down payment on mobile- $5820, per annum. any amount. Paint sprayer, tank Wanted roon ranch. Built-in oven and rooms, artistically paneled, beau­ questions as the rate of atomic tious or some imposter played the LAWNS POWER rolled. Top serv­ tiful recreation room with bar. hot weapon production and atockoUlng MORIARTY BROS. homes. Excellent lots available at ice. Reasonable rates. Call MI PLUMBING repairs, alterations, type. Call MI 9-6892, between .4-7 R(X>M FOR a n lti gentleman. O n- Suburban For Rent 66 stove. Paneled fireplace wall with part is uncertain".. .Malabar A complete parte departmeat fer all Unee. Manstield. Jensen’s, Inc. (alwavk repiping. Automatic heatecs, gas; Supervising Speech and Hearing p.m. LARGE RANCH EXPERIENCED tlnuous hot water and shower. bookcases. Full basement, (toram- water heat, immaculate condition are determined largely on the basis (torlstians are a group of coastal 9-4896 after 4:80. ’Therapist. Closing date May,. 14, . large trees, onlv $17,600. Carlton of recommendations by the Joint LINCOLN—MERCURY—CONTINBNTAIp-ENOUSH FORD reliable) 64 Park Road, West $100. Electric, $180. Ml 9-7636. Rarkihg. 101 Chestnut St. ROCKVILLE:— New three room ic tile bath. 414,600. R. F. Dimock W. Hutchins, 80 9-5132. Indians Who' trace their origin to , Ibrtford, AD 3-6314 or G> 9-4479. PAINTER AND paper hanger, dec­ 1958. No. 3096. Residence required. OFF PORTER ST. PAINTERS apartment, refrigerator. gas (to.. Realtors; Ml 94245, .Joseph Chiefs of Staff. St. Thorhas the Apostle: most 816 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER—40 8*1186—OPEN EVEE '-"’^iitondionday through Saturday, 9 to 5. orator. Good Clean job. reasonable FOR LEASE $4620-$6720 per annum. ' CLEAN MODERN double room range, disposaU, no pets. $75. (toU Ashford, 80 9-6818 ' Ba'bara J. Monday, Wednesday, Thursday Moving—Trucking— a p p l y with kitchen privileges. Suitable TR 6-2505. or TR 54060. Wooda. 80 9-7702. or Robert- Mur­ price, S. Yencha, MI 9-6914 after -Industrial.Training Officer (Print- 6-ROOM CAPE $ 2 3 , 9 0 0 for middle-aged couple or two 246 HOLLISTER STREET Fit For A Princess evening. 5 p.m. Storage 20 ATLANTIC STATION Ing PresaoVan). Clwing date May Finished recreation . room, n - dock, Ml 34472: Smartly Desrgn*d! Two Itaths, enclosed porch, at­ gentlemen. Ml 9-7614. ROCKVILLE, 24 GrOve St. WeU near Princeton y' x : 14,. 1958. No. 3132. Residence re- rage, covered paUo, beautKaliy' WM. DICKSON furnished two room apartment. In­ OLDER cape:—514 rooms. $8’,500 ^ W N MOWERS sharpened,, re- MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ * near quired. $4200-$5820 per annum. landscaped yard, choice loca­ tached garage. VERY A n^alrcd: .Air cool-enginen repaired, ing Cb. MI 3-6563. Owned and op­ A SON quire first' floor, Apartment 9. —down $1,000. Tremont Agency, work ^aranteed. Ideal Grinding tion. - 290 TOLLAND TPKE. room beside bath. Free parking. Realtors. RockvUle TR 5-2349. colonial on Iar|i^;jirooded .lot. Hot LARSON’S driving 8 c b o o L ^ ( erated bv Walter B. Ferrett, Jr., King’s Department Store, Apply State _ Personnel Dyjart- R. F. DIMOCK CO. Tel. MI 9-6740 after 5:30 p.m, HEBRON—Large five room apart­ Shop. 273 Adams St. MI fl-3120, MI agent for Burnham's Van Servtca. ment.lent, RooiRoom 405, State Office Build­ PHONE MI 9-0920 water heat and aluminum atorm all types of driver educationlucation on 3-8S79. ment. newly decorated. Bath with (I) BOLTON—custom built ranOh Insured dual control cars, stand­ Service tc 48 states. . Manchester ing. Hartford, or any Connecttcot $ 1 7 , 8 Q 0 shower, oil furnace, $85 a month. $16,900. Six rooms, ceramic tile windows. Near Bowers school and State Employment Service Office. R(X)M FOR gentleman. Kitchen (toll Wllllmantic, AC 8-3265, ^ bath, mahogany kitchen cabinets, proposed junior-high dchool. ard or automatic. By trained and MOVE BY TRAILER van. Ifs less For information call privileges; Call MI 3-4717. certltled Instructor, licensed by expeqsive—One load instead of R. F. DIMOCK CO. d (Ully plastered. Two-car garage. YOU WM'T RUN OUT OF HOT WATER the State ol Cctui. Ml 0-6075. Household Services i 'George J. Walker, State Person­ For further information or ap­ Call Owner MI 3-7996 two or' three—Easier loading and MI 9-6826 nel Director. . ^ Ml 9-5245 ROOM FOR g e n t l e m a n . Kitch­ 68 Offered 13A Wanted to Rent pointment to see call the R. F. W im A WPOWAANCERAiro MOP'D GCK'S—Manchester's lead­ unloading— Djstin^tive, di^lfled en privileges. Separate entrance. Dimock A Co., Realtors. Ml 9-5245, and smart: “The Best for , Parking.“ rk MI----- 8-4724. YOUNG 80NISTER and wife de- CX)UNTRY atmosphere yet In town, ing driving school. Skilled cour­ WEAVING of bums, moth holes Evenings " Dogs—Birds—Pets 41 _L Joseph Ashford, 8(1 9-6818, Bar­ teous Instructors. Licensed, au­ and torn clothing, hosiery runs, The Austin A. Chambers Co., 503 Bire furnished apartment In Man- bara Woods, 8(1 9-7702 or Robert exceptionally large custom ranch, thorized by' Department oi Motor handbags repaired, zipper re­ East Middle Turnpike, Ml 3-5187, chester-Vernon area. Reply Box (toarming coloniql living room, Hartford C» 7-1423. MANCHESTER PET Center, 995 Apartments— Flats— Murdock Ml 34473. Vehicle; tor driyer education. placement, umbrellas repaired, Main St Ml 9-4273. Upen '-donday • SEPTIC TANKS H, Herald.. oeparate dining' room with bay ilCAS* Hydran-atlc, standard shift. . MI men's shirt collsrs reversed and Help Wanted— Female 35 thrstigh Saturday 9-8, Thursday Cleaned-.anA Installed. LAWN Tenements ■ 63 MAN(K3pl8TER—Custom brick and window. Modern kitchen, dish­ 9-7398. replaced. Marlow’s Uttfe Mend­ MANCHESTER package Delive WANTED—Small house or apart­ frame six room ranch, rivo fire­ washer, disposal, breakfast area, ing Shop. Light trucking and package deliv­ WELL ESTABUSHED local real aiid Friday nights till 9. PARK CHESTNUT apartments — ment, six rooms or more. Box F, places, large t recreatiofi room, three twin size bedrooms, 319 GAS WATER HEATER HARRISON Driver Training — ery. Refrigerators, washersv^d estate office looking for a capable • SEWERS EQUIPMENT Now available for occupancy. 4- Msnehseter Herald. only $16,900, (torlton W. Hutchins, baths/ Finished stairway, two PI.AT FINISH Holland window stove movliig specialty Fpdlng saleswoman.'Write Box D, Heradd. Machine CiMned 614-5 room apartments. Open Sat­ Lci.mlng to drive In our dual con­ SIX - EIGHT ROOM house with 80 94132 . large expanalon area breezeway. trolled standard or automatic •hades, mads to measurs. All chairs (or rent. Ml 9-OT52. urday“ and Sunday, - . - 10 A.m.-7 --.J p.m. Garage. Patio for outdoor Uving. meUI Venetian blinds at 'a new INSTALLATION Weekdays 1-7 p.m. Call Ml large yard. Reasonable rent. Have HIGH ELEVA'nON. Immaculate Up to 25% more hot water cars Is easy and enjoyable. M- ■ (jwi SERVICE six children. -80 3-2031. Owners leaving Manchester. censed ' schwl authorized by De­ low price.. Keys mads while you lELLINGTOhr SPECIALIST three bedroom ranch, ceramic Kiown by appointment. Elva partment ot Motor Vehicles. MI watt. Marlow's. “ ELUNGTDN FOUR ROOM apartment Including bath, hot water beat, garage, Tyler, Realtor. 8(1 9-4469. 3-4884. 2.FAMILY D.UPL^ New 5V2-Room Ranch Spring Special, . heat, hot water, gas. electric re­ Farms add Land for Sale 71 trees, only $12,960. (torlton W. 'FORMICA counters, ceramic wall Town and Country frigerator and gas stove. 191 Hutchins. 80 9-5133. THREE bedroom ranch, fireplace, MANCHESTER Driving Academy and'floor tile. Let us modernize 4 and 4 Pullt-ln oven and etove, panel­ New 5Vz Ream Ranch ■monthly. Call MI 9-4071 from 6-7 FOR DIFFERENT sizes and types atainleas steel sink, knotty pine • BLASS LINED TANK ed fireplace ivall with book­ COMPLETE p.m. only. _ . of farms and land tracts within 7* FOUR BEDROOM Colonial, , 119 cabinets, ceramic tile bath. Full cases, ceramic tile bath, full Drainago Go. baths, knotty pine kitchen, % acre ■ FURinSHED three room heated miles Ol Hartford. Lawrence F, dry basement. Aluminum storms WITH 10-YEAR basement, large lot. Spectacular Value For “Ftano; “Broker. ke?. 80 “ 94910. lot. Manchester Green area. 80 and screens. 14 acre. Nice subur- $ 1 6 , 4 0 0 Ml 9-4143 apartment. Private ehtrancea. No 9-1205. $14,600 pets. Suitable three adults, refer­ ba*i neighborhood. Save closing $13,900 REPAIRING fees and commission. $13,000. PI WARRANTY “ ExceUeat location: ences. MI 3-4860 Houses for Sale 72 $4 DUPLEK, garage, ameslte R. DIMOCK CO. AND drive, centraUy located, only 2-8175. R. F. DIMOCK CO. k Check These Features THREE ROOM furnished apart­ • 100% SAFETY SIX FINISHED rooms, good condi­ $15,800. Call early on -this one. NEW FIVE room ranch. Finished Ml 9-5245 ment in RockvUle. Children ac­ tion, oil heat, garage. Nicely land (torlton W. Hutchins, Realtor, 80 Ml 9-5245 Built-in oven and range, 3^ spa­ cepted. References required. Com­ basement. Will take your hpnle In cious bedroom's, ciraihic tile MANCHESTER acaped. Near bus. Reasonable. 80 94132. CONTROLS Sporieter. Reasonable. MI 9-8786. SHARPING pletely renovoted. MI 9-5833. trade. Bullden, MI 3-6321. bath with, colored fixtures! Fire­ HARTFORD ROAD 9-2731. (V)—Six ROOM (tope $14,700. Fin­ place, paneling in living room, ished game room in bgsement. (XI) SIX ROOM Cape (tod, all ONLY (XVn) — New Cape with 1100 • SIZES TO FIT ALL ■ 4-ROOM CAPE picturesque bow window. Full SERVICE square ft, of living area. 5 minutes (tooice iqgatian. This Is an excel­ brick. Attached garage and en- LIlM iriiimi OFHCE $PAGE cellar, oil hot water bifseboard *12,600 NOTICE (rom Manchester Green Younra lent buy. Call the R. F. Dimock A j closed rear porch, (toolce location. 8213 NEEDS 30-404045 $ 1 5 , 5 0 0 Finishod Game Room radiation, 100 x 200 ft. lot. Near town kltehen, Uving room with Co., Realtora, 80'9-5245, Joseph 04,900. R. F. Dimock and (to., S'! yrt. ANDREWS BLDG. Or All YoHr GariM April 38, 1958 Realtora, MI 9-5245. Joseph Ash­ new. Ellington Ridge Country 2 Family 7 and To Stockholders of the Manches­ fireplace, vestibule. Largr lot. Ashford, 8(1 9-6818, Barbara QALLONS. 43 E. Cjtnttr St. Club. For appointment call $15,500, R.'- F, Dimock and Co., Woods, 80 9-7703, or Robert Mur­ ford, MI 9-6818. Barbara Woods, THf NCW r New Cape Cod 7-Room Diiplax ter Wafer Company: MI 9-7702 or Robert Murdock. 80 This smartly designed 'sbt Is | LOAM $ 1 4 , 7 0 0 All Faeilitiffi r rwr The Annual Meeting of the Realtors, 8(1 94345, Joseph Ash­ dock, Ml 844.73. sure to catch many glances, and 1 l a with 1100 square feet living Large corner lot. A A L Ei|ui|iinMt ford, 80 9-6818, Barbara Woods, 34422. PATT-O-RAMA Dark, rich, stone free. Top Choice location,'just off West Needs paint. Stockholders of the Manchester (VII)—SIX ROOM ranch near Por­ is equally at-home with suits, or I quality! area. Only I left! Center St. ’•Ample Parkijig WEBSTER A6ENQY Water Company will be held at the Ml 9-7703, or Robert Murdock, m . A darling little summer dress frocks! Crochet it in rich black 1 3-6472. ter Street School.. Two .eramlc PARKER STREET. Large six 30 GALLON STANDARD. Cofombia Construction S40 and up Lowronen F. Fiono office of tile company In Manches­ tile bdths, fully plastered. En­ room Cape, custom built. At­ for young ^ rls cut on simple prin- white, or use your favorite j PI 2-9277 R. F. DIMOCK CO . R. F. DIMOCK CO. REALTOR ter, Connectidll, bn Wednesday, ceos lines. Note side buttoning, c61or8 to match and complement SHOW^ADEQUATE FOR WUUmaaUc AC 8-8288 M. M. ANDREWS C O . Broker—MI 9-5910 Tel. Ml 3-6034 (XDO-SPBXUALI New 519 room closed porch, attached . garage. tached garage, jalouaied In breeze­ Ml 9-5245 Ml 9-524S PHONE AD 8-6464 ROCk Vi LLE TB 6-5745 May 7, 1958, . at two o’clock P.M., ranch. Built-in oven and stove, Large lot. $23,900. R, F. Dimock, way, Patio.-Many other desirable choice of sleeves. costumes. MOST HOMES and PRICED AT nCK-UP O ld DELIVERY D.8.T., for the 'transaction of the fully plastered, full basement. Realtora, 80 9-5245, Joseph' Ash­ features and conveniences. 80 No. 8213 with Patt-O-Rama la Pattern No. 2712 contains cro­ ALL WORK foUowing business; $15,900. R. F. Dimock A Co.' Real­ ford, 80 9-6818, Barbara Woods, 9-2903. In slses 3, 4, 6, 6, 7, 8 years Size 4, chet directions for both hat and 1. To receive the report of the tors, 80 9-5245, Josqph Ashford, 80 9-,7703.or Robert Murdock, 80 eleeveless, 219 yards of 36-inch. bag;'material requirements; stitch GUARANTEED Treasurer. 80 9-6818, Barbara' woods, 80 8-6473. $14,800—CAPE with dormers. 81k Send Thirty-EHve (tonts in coins illustrations. REPLACEMENT BEAUTIFCL 2. To elect Directors for the en- 9-7703, or Robert Murdock, 80 finished rooms. Large wooded lot. for this pattern—add 60 for each Send 26c tn coins, for this pat­ ONLY INSTAUATIQN nnnn nnnnni nnun SEPTIC TANKS •ulng year. 84473.- BOLTON—Five room ranch near Convenient, shopping, schools, bus. pattern for first-class mailing. tern—add 6c for each pattern MiJNnMNrinfnn rtrinn AND 6-ROOM COLONIAL 3. TO approve and ratify the acts 8(anchefter line. Lot -150x200. Ml 9-8416. Send to Sue Burnett, The Man­ for first-class mailing. , Send to ! □nonmnnam nnidn B’NAI B’RITH , MLS=SUCCESS! of the Board of Directors since the NEW SIX ROOM house. Carter St-, Basement garage, fireplace, bast; chester Evening Herald, 1150 Anne Cabot, 1150 AVE OF j H ur.irjitnrtii HinRiirdRi PLU8CED SEWERS (Just off Porter St., in choice Many home owners In the Man­ last Annual Meeting. 81ahchester. Five rooms, complst* board radiation, hot water he9t, AVE o r ABIBKICAS, NEW A8IERICAS. NEW YORK 8*. • NO DOWN PAYMENT • $3.44 Per Mo«th onnn nnnnryi THRIFT SHOP chester area already have proof 4. To transact such other busi­ (uu roar dormer, 119 baths, fire­ cqramic bath, Youngstown kltch-. YORK M, N.Y. Print Name, Ad- N-.Y- Print name, address and I locntldn). Lkrge living room that MULTIPLE USTINQ ness as may legally be brought be­ Lots for Sal* 73 iJHEirtnn fdnrininranri Msckiisi CIm s m I with, flrepince, ecreened In ^ •NOW O PEK place. bdseroent garage. T. Shan- en Can be purchased with or dress wtth Zone, WStyle Number pattern number. I • PAYMENT TO GAS CO. rjianno nariRR irniti poroh, ly , bntbs, S twin sized SERVICE gave them a prompt, fore the meeting'. noa, BuUder, 80 8-7469, BU 9-14U. without modern style furniture. 4 itd Size. Have you a copy of our, 196S1 H E in n n n n m SepUe Taaka, Dry WeUs. Sewer profitable sale. Thege will be a meetliig of the Seen by appointment‘Only. CaU CXIVENTRY—Large cleared lot (or Needlework AlbuhiT It-contains ' bedrooms, nttnehed garage, 479 E. Middle Tpk*. newly elected Board of Directors $18,500.. Spacious alx room homo, Send 38 cents today for your lines Installed—CeUar Water- beautifully landscaped lot. For By listing with a Manchester Multiple BOUDRIEAU’S Mrs. Zuckerman. 80 9 6285. ■ale, 158x850.'Nice location. Call copy of our fascinating pattern' dozens of pretty designs in cro­ proofing Done. 12;30 to 4:30 B^rd Realtor affiliated with Immediately following the Stock good Solid construction, aluminum 80 9-6784. chet. knit, embroidery and eew; McCANNItROS. further Infonnation or appoint­ Listing holders Meeting- storms, garage,, near aforoe, bua. dAMBOlJk'n BUILT three bed­ bw k Basic Feahlon. The new Iitmi nnnnn atnnnn ment to see -PALL Monday to Frif|py MLS, 26 Othera plug their, sales BULTON—Two large wooded Iota Spring and Summer *68 edition Is a lue directions for one knit and 1 Service By order of the President. amaU down-6ayment assume 6% room ranch w.itb or without new RFO NO . ROCKVnXK^ MMMMiiMf.in rjniRHiiia ExceUent value, g o e d- people have photos and full de­ i deUght with apecial features, up liree crochet items. Only 25o a McKinney brcs. tails of your home to show to ' GAHAGE Harry C. Straw mortgage. Cvlton W. Hutchins, furniture. Lugs lot with privacy. on WllUams Road. Call owner. Ml i« r.in ii F. D1MOQK C O . used elotliing, household 8 0 948M. MHO. - to tie minute copy! t M ji □oonnaaiii arttelea. Interested buyers. Members are iMMAmsr. MANCHinm , Seeratary. Stwtroga Disposal Ca. Ustad la yeUow. pagan of telephoae book. S U UL9[JLJl4U(auaU 1S2 Penri S t —HmI S-U9t Ml 9-5245 ■L ■ i II lf9l4i:K’iU14l« [L!5Uki UUUUU UUUU

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TUESDAY APRIL 29, 195t^ 5 PA6E SraTBBW Dully Nei Pram Run The Weather jnmtrlTPBtrr lEurnittg lieralik . '< FoOpaat ot O. 8. Weatbor nuaaffi "tiM veiak'.tedm Sft..W 8 Clear,' colder tonlfL^ fraat la. Zion laitheran Church Choir will (fantryinan’a uadge and h u the The Holy Name Society of 8t. Europeart Theatre of Opbralloni valley*. I,ow near 82, Jafnea' Church, will meelti at 8 hold a/rehearaal tonight at 7:30. Studentei Fill About Town> Tom ortW at 6:30 p.m. the adult ribbon with three battle etara, the anom rural valieya. Thai 'o'clock’ this evening in the achoal American Theatre and Victory hall. An election of officers wHl he prospective membership group’will You Should Know ••• Audit wanner. High near Be. meet at the church. i Medal ribbona. P p ^ '^NeRAL' HOME olation I ' "ni* weekly meeting of the M«n- followed by ,the showing of the A member of the Roman Catho­ MancheMter^-^A City of Village Charm film. “ 1957 Notre Dame Football \ y eheeter Squiidron of Cj^vil Air Pa­ L. / r. lic Church, Saviek la .married and m HighllghU." Alan J. W'abrek, son of Mr. and I Joseph Saviek trol, U8AF, will be held at the Mrs. John M. Wabrek, 15 Benton lives in Providenc . His hobbles in­ FUNERAI American I-eglon Home Wednea- On May 15 J (Claaelfled Adverttatag oa Page l4) PRICE FIVE CENTS The Manchester Goundl of St., has been elected president of Joseph L. Savlck Jr., U.. aiding clude photography, building HI-FI VOL. LXXVII, NO. 179 . (TWENTY-PAGES) MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 1958 day .at 7 p.m. sets and reading. SERVICE Church Women will observe May the student body for the .coming the Town Development .CommU- Nominations for 16 offices of the ycarjlit Clark University. Worces­ He descrlbea nimsclf as ^Ing Waiter N. St. Bemadette’a Mothera Circle Fellowship Day Friday at the alon In Its work of attracting new Town of Manchester were made North Methodist C;.urch, sUrtlng ter,‘Mass:. Where he will be a sen­ "very happy"; with. his work be- L.eclerc, haa elected the follovliig ofBcera ior In September. He was class industry to town and, Judmip; by catise of the 'cons ant challenges today at Manchester High School. Director for the coming year; Mr*. Con- with a potluck «t 12:30 p.m. n » Supreme Coilrt theme o>' the pr igram will be treasurer as a freshman and presi­ his educational background and which arlae and the opportunity It Students In Junior snd senior Eng­ atance Tomcauk, leader; Mru. Ann­ "A gives to aid communitlea ihterested 23 Main Street, Manchester Place to Uve.” dent’the past two years. professional experience, he Is well lish classes nominated one another ette Coma, aecrctary- Mrs. lllta In building for 're future. ■* qualified for the Job. to fill posts- of top locsl officials CoH Ml 9.58*9 e^s T otal Hughea. treaaurer; Mra. Betty Curb Voted by Pythian Slaters who have not al­ Although only 33,t Saviek la vice “luring the war," he aaid, "I Jameaon, welfare; Mra. Jean ■ Di- Miss Martha M«^Kl"ney- Miss ready secured tickets for the Dis­ made up my mind to do iomethipg May 15, known aa Student Qove.-)- fiaitlato, librarian; Mrs. Irene Elsie Wray, Miss Pameiyn Flts- president of Economic Develop­ rtient Day. trict Convention supper Saturday ment Associates. Inc., of Boston, uaeful and constructive when I be­ Pf'esident Says U,. S. McNally, publicity: Mrs: Cecilia aimmbns. Miss Prud.. Wood and at 6:30 p.m. in Odd Fellows Hall, came- a civilian again—I'd aeen ' The day h»a been a tradition at Senate Group the conaultlhg firm hired about the high vchool since It wss Michalak, contact chairman: Mra. George Swain, all members of the ‘ should make, reservations before enough of destruction," Michalak and Mia. Peggy Grosai, Young Peoples Group -ot the seven months ago by the Commis­ started In 1949. Drbps Slightly Thursday through Mrs. Gladys R*m«mb«r AAom sion. He bar also h,Id several ■ Among the offices to be filled sre Washington, April 30 ^ — pepreaentativea. Church of the Natarene, are“ at- Gamble Mrs. Nonnie Hllding. • . Sunday, AAay’ l l tending* the annual Nasarene other positions In the planning and the' general manager’a, the may­ The Senate Judiciary Com­ Young Peoples convention in Mal­ development field. 4-H HonnemakWs or's, the town clerk's and,Jhe col­ ■ "'O Waihlnfton, April 80 ^ f w d middle IncomeJndlrtdu^laJ. mittee today approved a bill May devotions at St. John's par­ Since his arrival in Manchester lector of revenue. These afflclals CIm«m y*»r 58' . - den, Maas. ish will open with a processional ______incrw e .in outdoor easehtial If America is to be put to Curb the power of the Su­ Saviek has set up a step-by-step have already been notified by Gen­ A spring back to work." Thursday evening at 7 o’clock. program to guide the Commission Moilel Creations eral Manager Richard Martin to work has .brought a surge in preme Court in the field of Past Matrons of TempW Chap­ Boys and girls, ages 4 to 12, who 9rk . In a similar velfi, the Democratic ter, Order of the Eastern Star, will in its work and la still busily map­ be prepared to accompany a atu- emplojrmbnt and a slight drop Advisory Council urged a tax cut subversive activities. The Rummage Sale will ta’rfe part in the procession ping plans for the future. The Manchester 4-H Komeraak- ■. through s day's activities. meet Thursday at 8 p.m. at the are requested to report for a re­ in joblessness— but no letup of more than 83 billion in lower vote was 10-5. home of Mrs. Evelyn Turklngton, Has Ma."*ter’s Degree ers eiub will participate In the “Thtw become the official for Income brackets, plus new billion* The measure, the subject of near­ hearsal tomorrow evening at 6:30. Saviek attended Cornell Univer­ Hartford*' Cdlinty 4-H Clubs’ dress the day, within rllmlta,’’ said * M O T H irS In demands for government ly two months,pf sharp controversy - 4 Thumiay, May 1 57 Hamlin St. Hostesses will be The Junior Choir wll. rehearse at in public' spending and a furtheF Mrs. Mary Dittmeyer and Mrs. sity, College of Architecture, from revue Saturdhy afternoon at' 2 ,George Bmmerllng, vice principal ■ AY mntierecession action. drop In Interest rates. in the committee, now goes to the ! Small Airplanel Fallout 7 o’clock tombrrov nig’ and the 1946 to 48 and received a bachelor o'clock In Sentinel Hill Hall, Hart­ at the high school, today. He la Rtieaaing lU figures 10 days Senate. If called up for action* Ike B locks .Mary Beauregard. Senior Choir at 8 o'clock Thursday CARDS 'Pie 24-member council accused 9 a.m. to 1 p.m, of a trsdegree from the University ford. mana^ng preparations for the oarller than, usual, the Commerce the Eisenhower' administration of there, it appears certain to touch { ^ night. of arts degree from the University All seven members of the local program. JOepartment aald, yeaterday unem- Falls inSoundA Advertisement such activities in which Saviek Inaction and aaid,-“ the well being off another bitter row. j IJ gk’t’gOA O T ' BOtlTH METHODIST othlc geography) in 1950. He also club will model the dreaaes, egats Only Juniors and seniors are nloyment droppra 78.000 during of the American people is now st An,unsuccessful effort was made I I, J. vPJll. Reported in CHURCH Hubbard Hill' Day Camp, Glas­ Soroptimist intematiopal of attended' Graduate School at partlci|iated. and other article o clothing they eligible, for nomination. All nomi- -April-rth* flrat decline since last AiithoKd 5Iany Articles stake." at the last mlmite to strike from; tonbury opens July 7 for boys and Manchester will conduct . nmi- Cornell and in 1952 received a ^hve made. The public is invited to neea must have a C average or October but tar abort of'the nor­ the. legislation a section to. strip I 'r 'v |* T f e * 1 1 iSo Survivors] mage', bake and white elephant He Is a member of almost a Beni Humpbery (D-Minn) like­ Sponsored By girls, ages 3 to 13. For further in- master's degree In regional plan­ this showing. better and must have a aaUsfac- from our comoloi* Mloctlon mal 300,000 to 350,000 decline from the Supreme Court of its authority I I A ' l ’ O y i GL*3i T r I 1 1 sale tomorrow at the Community dozen professional socibtles dealing wise said the administration, has % H-Blast The Stanley Group for matron call MEdfonrd 3-2040 or ning. At noon Miss Ingrid Swanson, tory citizenship record. Any stu­ March to April. ^ not put sufficient govm m ent to review cases Involving state V -'A v > 'A A O V / A -F A A A East Haven, April 30 IJ)—A small | svrlte Mrs. Richard O’Dell, 388 Y for the benefit of the Cystic Fi­ For the next year he was an as­ with planning and industrial de­ dent who has held a post during The report was Issued aa the regulations governing admission of brosis fund. The sale will open at velopment work and has written 374 Hackmatack St., will be one NORTH END 1 House prtpared jo debate a bill for weight behind efforts to fight the plane, believed to be a Piper Cub, I Hubbard Street, Glastonbury. sociate with a planning consulting of the ^rla Who' will show their his Junior year Is Ineligible to hold ’ recession. lawyers to practice in state courts. crashed Into Long Island sound to-; Washington, April 30 UE^— 1 p.m. firm headed by the dean of the Col. many articles- dealing with sub­ j i post his senior year. A commit­ oxtenaion of Jonleaa benefits. Washington, April 30 (/P)— creation^ on'*ChanneI 3, television, PHARMACY Along with the April Jobless “The latest figures on unemploy­ 'This is the lone remaining fea­ day and sank. i President Eisenhower said ^ lege of Architecture at Coriiell. jects in these and associated fields. tee o f Student Council members ment confirm that the eeonomic ture of a bill originally offered by President Eisenhower said Police' said the pilot and any on the program "R.F.D. No. 3.” '4 DEPOT SQUARE total of 5,120.000 the department Members of , Mary Bushnell During subsequent years Saviek Saviek was as active In the 'Announcement was made te- processes the list of nominations situation has not improved and Ben. Jenner (R-Ind> to deprive the today that any basic compro-, others aboard were presumed | day the policy of his adminis­ ^cney Auxiliary USWV, -who be­ served AS senior and then priricipal' with the help of a teacher and Em- / reported an Increase of 5B6.000 in tration is to have cleaner nu­ employment to a new total of may very well become more seri- court of appellate Jurisdiction over mise on his defense reorgani-;'*'^^'*®'!- long to the State Nutme.*” , Club planner with the Planning Division hsshas hs.nbeen In his chosen nrofesslon-jprofession' Barbara Kelsh. 307 merllnj;. i ou»," Humphry said. five types of cases In the security and plan to attend the meeting in of the Rhode Island Development 62.(07,000 'persons working. Sec- zatjon pl.n would mean . re-, I clear bombs. al field. rGardner St., had won the Edgar P'-ocesstng takes a week and a! Sen. Mansfield of Montana, as­ field and undo the effect of some ^ Eisenhower, told his news Con­ ) Hartford, Sunday. May 4, at 2 Council. A sergeant, he served as a squad half. ; retaty of Commerce Week* aald s x;isi. vvFua V ■*. ea.i^ca trcat to B danfferous degrce | twecn Mopfi^an Poiiit GHci G Tock for* ’ He then served as promotion Qrant trophy*, for selling the most nearly all the gain in employment sistant Democratic leader, ski:;! in recent court decisions In the area. ference that 40 per cent of the ef­ pM . In the State Armory, ahould and tank commander’ |irith armored When t'he field ha.a-been narrow- j a separate interview that while T^e other pTr'ts"of military ineffectivenests. mation known as 'The Cow and forts in forthcoming Pacific teats call Mfs. Gladys Ridolfl if they-ie- chief with the Council's Industrial ada for the fair piogram. She also resulted from the usual spring dlvisiona In the Third Army and, received a gold trophy for telling ed to those who n;>eet. the qualifi­ the April Jobless decline wss some- tee's...... bill are aimed . . . at overcoming - Eisfnhower told hlr newt con- Calf.’’ will ha devoted toward eliminating qulre transportation. The club. division and in 1967 joined Econom­ as one of Gen. Patton's hard-hit­ cations, the entire student body; pickup tn agriculture and other more than 8500 W’orth.of adsi outdoor acttvTtlea whst encouraging "I don't think the effects of .Supreme Court de­ ference he 1* not rigli’i about the! Police Chief Edwin B.priest said as much as possible of the fallout' Which is composed of past presi­ ic Development Associates, Inc., ting "boys,” . fought his way will'vote for the final aelectioha It means we are out of the woods.” cisions in cases involving contempt wording of any defense reorganl- pnl?' an oil slick was foUiid at the, from smaller nuclear yveapons. dents, ' holds three meetingr each as vice president. goMeea PerecMtage Up through France. Belgium, Luxem­ On Student Government -Day Paradoxically, although unem- I think it's time the admin of .Congress, state antisubversive zation bill. scene of the crash. He said the-; The President made his observa­ year. While working at these Jobs bourg and Germany. the ypVingetera will go through- the * ployment declined, the report said jiatreUon end Congress got togeth- law*, snd the conviction of Com- ! But he said :t would be all wrong tion about American policy In re­ Saviek developed a master plan for. 'There was a man for you." said Mother-toaughter ro u ^ e of the offlctala whose places : thc percentage of jobless person* munist leader* under the Smith * to change the ! -s;c principles of ‘I"!* ’ sponse to a request for comment the plan he sent to Congress. Priest,said tl^according to eye-;, ) Star of the East, Roy’al Black West Elmira, N.Y., and w’orked on Saviek. referrim to Patton,' “ al­ tlwy are’ taking The atudents do Increased from 7 per cent In March (Coatiaued on Page Ten) Act. on a recent statement by Sen. Precepiory. will meet Pb-lday, May xoning and planning problems for ways out in front--the only trou­ Tickets Closing have any powers or rigtits, be- ; to 7»A per cent In April on a aea- While the President was staling witnesses the ptane crashed in a- Anderson (D-NM) that the United ProWem’ 2,411 7:30 p.m. in Orange Hall. The other communities. He was re­ ble was we had to go with him.” yond lieing addressed as "Mayor” \ hi* views the proposal , continued "‘ «*P '“ '*«• Ie..aajd th< Statea la making some of its * aonally adjusted baale.- yrhtch takes immediate reports of a miasing Scarlet Degree will be conferred sponsible for Industrial dispersion Although Saviek speaks lightly or "General Manager." latd account a number of statiatl- under Ore in a hearing before the bombs dirtier while It tsdks pub­ on class of cand’dates and all studies, the location of industrial of his war experiences, hts decora­ Reservations for the mother and plane from local airports. licly of producing clean weapons. daughter banquet to be held at the In previous years those who held eal factors. House Armed Services 6tmwnitt,ee. sir knights are Invited to attend. sites, study of natural resources tions include the Croix de Guerre. office recounted their experiences i AFL--CIO president George Infiuentlal members of that group Eisenhower said that so far aa. Refreshments and a social hour and the development of a guide Emanuel Lutheran Church Mky B he knows no military officer ever PrOnze Star r1th an oak leaf at. 6:30 p.m. will close Sun^y. at an assembly for all the stt;dents.,> Meany, referring especially to ,the Banker Says Bottom oppose - its* concent'atlon of au­ will follow the m< eting. plan in Rhode Island. suggested making bombs dirtier. ‘Len” Rivard cluster and a purple heart. The lu t Tickets for the ' turkey dinner, This will not 'don<-. this year. iMS Uian normal drop in unemploy­ thority In the office of the aecre- Saviek was also responsible for he picked up at-a river cro.aslhg ment. aaid the report proves the tafj' of defense and t t ^ Joint Cave-in Death The whole policy, he said, is td which will be served Iw the United The student officials will report; have cleaner bombs—^ones that do the community assistance program In Germany where he was wound­ Methodist Church of Bpiton, may only to the Mancheste Rotarj’ ' recelsion "continues to worsen.” Chiefs of Staff. y / of the Rhode Island Council and ed in the knee. The next 10 months Meaqy, calling anew for prompt Just before the i.ewj^onference no.t deal out auch horrible mass That's our business to answer questions, help with be obtained from Mrp: Florence Club, which sponsors the program. Of Recession Closer Echoes Efforts destruction. problems. And remember— there's not the sKffhl- planned and organtxed Council ac, he spent In Army- hoapitals. Okerfelt t>r Mrs. Anna KJellson. ■nti-recesatonrl^dsletlon. said: opened Gen. Maxwell L-. Taylor. tlvities designed to Improve the Previously, after one prolonged "Immediate action to Improve Army chief of staff, conceded in Eisenhower said the proportion est obligation when you'give us a call . . . Following the dinner Mrs. 'Leon­ of fallout from nuclear weapons slgte thrtjugh the development of battle w;ith the stubbornly reriat- ard Lincoln will diairfay her - doll end extend Unemployment com* the hearing that the plan could To Rescue Tot manufacturing and ether indusr Ing Ge-mana, Se-geant Saviek \ penaatlon and toicut'taxes on low • Washington, April 30 (8?) — A*turn to a high level of economic reduce civ ili^ ' secretaries of the ; depends at this time largely on the collection and tatic about dolla of size of those weapons. He pointed tries. He also maintained Inven­ .found himself -the “commanding yester year. FOR RtNT banker-economist said today the] activity,” said Simpson, who has individual pfrped services to the | 8 and 16 mm. Movie Prnjerlora ! introduced tax relief legislation. Pasadena. Calif., April 30

- out that it is Inverse to the size. Complete Insurance Service tories of the stale'.s indu.strial re­ officer" of the .50 who survived. A Co-chairmen of the event, which MORIARTY r raceaalon should hit bbttom aoon status-of 'imkics. few days earlier there had been —sound or silent, also U mm. Highly Regarded Writer But Taylor aaid that ‘wouldn’t : -Just Veato ago “ n® of the Eisenhower said the ■ big hydro- ■ sources and prqvided information is aponsored/by the Ladles Aid So- with “some degree of recovery.*" 250 officers and ..men in his outfit. I ciety of the church, are Mrs. slide projectors. Senate’s Action “Temple is author of his bank's happed unless ai.thority carried In > world’s most heartbreaking rosciie gen bomb can be produced so Chat on other Industrial matters.' DROTHERS It haa only about 4 per cent faU- -voc gp HIHI) These are only a few of'the many Saviek also holds a combat in- ; Mildred Noren and Mrs. Alice Weir. this year. monthly business letter, which is the^ill was misused. I save the fife of IS OUR BUSINESS" WELDON DRUG CO. highly regarded among economists /fesenhower said either we a re, F'a®os, 3. _ , , , out. PINE BOI Main St. TeL MI 8-5821 SOI Center St. The decline la moderating, said M 7e. S a / i:aiacilliwwci HMIU Vikiici w« asst ( Assures Boost Alan H. Temple, executive viqfe and businessmen for its appraisal Z , the Tight...... thing or we ' When the child a body at last On the other hand, the President Ml S-filSS said.' the fallout from very small president of the Firat'Natlonal City of business trends. yi are^ not.“ - was being hoisted from the 94- LEONARD D. RIVARD AGENCY, Ine. PHARAMCY The immediate problem, he foot well into which she had fal­ bombs la about 160 per cent. Bank of New York, but atatementa He said every .dngle concession ■ Some of the forthcoming taats, ( 808 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER 664 Center St__ Tel. W.B-B8I4 In Service Pay that it has al^ady touched bottom is .. to speed . . up the inevitable^ju''eak- possible to make toward the in­ len. rescue worker Bill Yancey “ must sUII basid on faith rather! through to recovery, spoke the final words of the Eisenhower indicated art being di­ be dividual pride and mcr-le of each rected toward claaqing up uiaae TEL MI 3-2703 Washington, April 30 — than on demonstrated fact.”' 1 "The solution of th; problem 'of the aervicea had been made be­ grueling, 49-hour underground ( P I N E L E N 6 x cannot be left to WasWhgton," the fight: smaller weapons so they can be Unanimoua Sepete action practi­ Temple's estimates, prepared for fore he submitted his program. Culls for Action used for tactical purposes. OPEN 7 to 9 P.M. THURSDAYS the annual meeting of the U,S. bank executive sai^adding: Eisenliower said a nation's “ Eaav", men; keep It coming up AMESITE cally guaranteed an early pay gently.” Anderson, vice chairman of the PHARMACY "To shorten it, Jxuiness of course Walter Reuther, president of the Unlteo Auto Workers, appear­ Chamber ot Commerce, were leas House-Senate Atomic E.n e r g y € 28B E. Center S t—Ml B-0896 Increase for the nation’a fighting optimistic than some from admin­ bears ,a partiH' responsibility to (Continued nn Page Ten) Moments later Yancey emerged ing before the House Banking Committee, today called for a man today — .possibly ,by June. tighten piierations, eliminate from the hole, the body of little broad anti-recession program, including tax cuts, enlarg^ Job­ Committee, said last weekend that istration spokesmen. some ot this country's nuclear Secretary of Commerce Weeks w w e . ^ in (its power to offer Kathy in his arms. less pay and big ■public works program. He said the Ameri­ The SenaU, iritb Uttle debaU. Yancey died yesterday, much bomba have been pulled out of the paeaed a broad mlllUry pay In­ 10 days ago said he believed the goods p w le want at prices they can people "have bean given breezy assurances'' instead of lead­ SPECIALS in the -.same manner — 'under­ ership and action. . (AP Wlrephoto^, • . >-______-v - stockpile and. revamped to make centive bill 87-0 yesterday and, itottom kiready haa batn raachad i J*" wrilL i»y, and to put forth . GraKam^ Slates i / Insfallad By ground,-and barely"*-mtle from- them dirtier. ,., W E D . O N L Y returned, it, to the Hawse tor prob- and the recovary asiU-aoroe py. ujte * #* s* the Fiacus tragedy. Three others Eisenhower added that Lewis L,< T h e Bank that gives you PLANNED SECURITY "ConntcflcMf's Loading PovlRg CentrOetor" •ble compromiaa,. talks. associated with Kathy's accident Strauss, chairman of the Atomic Rep. Kilday (D-Texl, generally week said the recession has been Special Talks, have died violently. “ Energy Commission, has informed First in Quality—dcaireet In- Price— Fastest In SerY’ice credited with drafting the bill '’flattening out for some time.' y sign that the recesalon is nearing bottom. A second sign would be a Yancey. 47-year-old contractor. Ford Aide Lauds GJJ him that about .40 per cent of the SMALL GROUP OF ' prevlouely paaaed by the Houee, Numerous Safeguards forthcoming Pacific, test series will NO MONEY DOWN — TERMS ARRANGED indicated the Senate measure was Temple said he could a g r^ th*t ’*0 ^t^Ylera to manufac- D raws 12,500 I went into an A-foot sewer ditch '■' turers and this, he said, seems to ” yesterday with the same disre­ be devoted, to efforts to produce not acceptable. He • aaid he prob­ “ the foundation for h o t t i n g mit: cleaner bombs. gard for danger that he displayed CALL ably would geek a Senate-House Is developing, and it c a r ^ t be long „oted that production has San Francisco. April 30 (4b— Step on UA WContract The news conference touched on conference committee to work when he toiled two days below these other topics: ■ J ' .. ' declined nearly 4 per cent from Evangelist Billy Graham haa I ground trying to save Kathy. A Want To Know cut a compromise. Safeguards against a down-.; summer’a peak while ronsum-. Unemployment: Eisenhower said DRESSES “ We need to find out exactly scheduled today the first of a aeries man had been serit for Umbers to Detroit, 'April 30 (J** P’ord Mo-i reasonable approach there is no the April decline In unemployment ward spiral Of Ihy'lntensity of the, fj. demand has dropped only about what la In the Senate version^* great depresalop are numerous and' 1 percent, of addresses which promise to oc­ shore the ditch, but Yancey didn't tor Co. vice president John" S. Bu­ reason why we can not do so un­ cannot be interpreted as ineaning wait. less there‘ i.s some ulterior objec­ COLLA SOME VALUES TO $19.95 Kilday said in an interview*. strong. ■ Z * Labor Unions Threat cupy all hU spare time during his gas said today he con.sidcred Gen­ fOr sure that the nation is on the "The Senate made numerous 6-weeks San Francisco crusade. “ Re aaid he’d be all right and eral Motors Corp.’s contract can­ tive: high road to recovery from the re­ ‘Therefqi-e our greatest concern | x New York attorney yesterday jumpied down," related co-worker I believe it is if) the best inter- Hiangea we want to examine in de­ In this hdmnes* decline Is not its; told the Chamber growing labor 'He addresses Pre.'byterian theo- cellation notice to the United Auto cession. ASSORTED STYLES and COIA)RS. Ted Slade. "I started to mo e some sound ap-! est of Ford, the industry snd the But he said' he believes there Is More About tail.*’ deplhyWhlch should not be gravely j union power Is "a more immediate iogical students in San Anselmo Workers union “a very All IndlcaUona, however, pointed and students from six different equipment . . . arid when I looked continuing evidence the business • ALL SALES FINAL • ’ b e l ^ present levels, but the timel threat fo our wav of life than the aiound the earth had ved in and to an early agreement. At the r^lUlred, to resume general growth * military might of Soviet Russia." schools St Berkeley today. slump is flattening out. rate the Wll U now moving, this And to 'reatlain the p.rosperity ot^ Theodore 'R. Iserman. attorney Now In the fourth day of h %! Bill was buried.” auto industry Aaked about the |M>saib(Iity of an READY TO WEAR DEPARTMENT Bav Area erttaade, Graham has* Others dug desperatoly to un­ . . . , agreement by June 1. f ^ ___ eould mean pay Increaaea beconw which thla country 1* capable." ■ who specializes in labor-manage- anti-recession tax cut, Eisenhower speaking engagapi®nts lined up at cover Ysncey’s hesd. Firemen ad­ Bugas.- „ . Ford’s tup negotiator, I Bargaining talks in the industry Ing effective , possibly In J u tiA. Aiibtlter speaker. Rep. Richard ' ment relations, said: made the comment to newsmen be--, toward May 29-June I stucK to his p-evious posititm— Money, Money, Money ? They would go Into effect/6:one Stanford University, San Fran­ ministered oxygen. But Yancey that the situation must have more M. Simpaon (R-Pa), a member of I ’’The Mine Workers, the Sleel- fore resuming negotiations with djjgqiines as the union charged it ^ Hower cisco State College and the Univer­ (■ as dead, his chea'. crushed. ONE TABLE OF month'after President Elsepnow the House Ways gnd Mtsns Com- | workers, the Aijto Workers snd the UAW today. ■ saw signs of collaboration between ■igns the legislation. mitttle, said that huge federal dozens of others have strangle­ sity of California at Berkeley. On April 8. 1949, Kathy Fiscus The heat was off Ford as a re-j (j,p gjg Three in dealing w^th the (Continued on Page-Ten) Both. House and Senate veralotu ■pending programs, as an anti-re­ holds on the Industries whose em­ Friday he addresses San Francis­ skipped across an .open field and co’s ' influential Commonwealth suit of GM’s action yesterday in; „nion. carry Out PresldentyEisenhower’s cession cure, would be "folly.’’ but ployes they represent, and through dropped from sight, never to be virtually challenging the ufiion to q M took an unprecedented stop, JUST IMAGINE! key recorhmendatlpfia for making he daclarwt in favor of tax reduc- those industries can bring ...giir club. teen alive again. She lad tumbled strike when the contract expires * in previo.us negotiations it 'has 3j0i00 GAUONS OF SPARKLING HOT WATER FOR Graham drew a crowd o f 12.500 military carisbray'more attrkctlve tiqn. country to the brink of di.saster, as into the 14-lnch casthg of an aban­ at midnight May 29. 1 waited for the union to serve REMNANTS financially tofilled officers and ‘‘Substantial tax reductions people at the .16.500 seat Cow doned well; Palace last night. That was 2.000 For sheer drama the frantic ef­ Obviously pleased with the dial- termination notice. Bulletins •nlisted pentmnel. would result in sn accelersted'fe- (Conllnueii on PageTenl lenge. Bugas said "it is very .sound UAW vice , president Leonard Sen. SMnnis- (D-Miss), floor less than the first night’s attend­ fort to save ^er has rarely been from the AP Wires ance. negotiating procedure in the cir­ Woodcock, in charge ot the union's / managayTor the complex measure equaled. Hour after hour people GM department, told newsmen the LESS $V I .50 In thS'^per house, said the Senate Waving his bible, Graham said all over the world waited tensely cumstances in which we find our­ the sinfulness of man is the cause selves." union "will not be maneuvered in­ I veninn would add some 8576 mil­ Nasser’s Attitude Watched to a strike, particularly at a time O IS INSURGENTS WIN of the world’s ills, (Continued on Page Nineteen) • It would be folly," he said, "for I PER MONTH ium the first year to the-present hand-'picked by the company." Stratford. April 36 tions plan taking shape thus far. “ A man from Mara would say launch , Vanguard rocket after Bugas said: 'The parties should ing upon CMS to withdraw the i s i that our major Industry Is war. learning the latest launching was strive to ajrlve at an agreement THE REVOLUTIONARY AUTOMATIC r SMALL LOT OF Oenerkli, Admirals and other top The United Statea is reported Such assistance presumably ..... (Continued on Page Ten) dls|Hiled plan Immediately and about regdy to laugebjA cautious months awayp depenrtjng on the “I have toured the world and washed out .b.v wire troiihle. . . . by the expiration date. Given a to submit any future ' plan or OIL-POWERED WATER HEATER (Oontinned on Page Three) campaign for frianafj^ffirelatibns sincerity of Nasser**-professed in-s have seen social inJusUce, crime Senate commerce subcommittee plans to the society for approval today recommended that Congress RECOVERS 120 GALLONS OF BEALtY HOT WATER with Egypt’s. Presidchfe^Mser. It tention to ke^p his United Arab and racial prejudice.. before offering it for sale. Republic out of. the Communist "What is wrong with man.” he repeah excise tax on rail transpor­ EVERY HOirn w i t h t h e s m a l l e s t UNIT— would start with lurfreezing '830 tation and authorize guarantees million In blocked funds. bloc. asked, “that these things happen Backed U.S. Arctic Flan SCHOOL'a i d BACKED Co-Pilot Lands B47 Nasser’s remarks and deals with in a civilized society?" fdr 8700, million on loans to rail- FOUR TIMES FASTER THAH ANY Pr. These griduat State Department Washington. .April 30 (45—A moves' are about to unfold, in the Russia during his current visit to The answer, Graham said, U ain ds. House education subcomniltteo While Flying Blind Moscow will be carefully watched that “ defiles the heart, paralyzes ree little sisters in Columbus, today approved '■ bill embodying OTHER METHOD. wake of the settlement announced cashed 8236 In biun checks yesterday of Nasser's bitter 'dis­ aa a clue to his reliability. He ar­ the will, dulls the conscience.’’ UIN Speculates on Soviet a fe^ral aid to education pro­ Values to $1.98 rived in Moscow yesterday to start The remedy is Christ, who for­ because “It seemed like an awful Of course you know that, money-i» the basis of our To Save Pfavigator pute .with France afid Britain gram Identical with that backed an 18-day state visit which will In­ gives sins and strengthens the easy way to make some money last year by the Elsenhower nd- EASILY CONNECTED INTO YOl over seizure of the Suez Canal. clude a 6,000-Aille tour of the So­ and get some things." . . . Sputnik economy. The great importance, of money is felt most Abilene, Tex.. April 30 (Jf) — A Secretary of State Dulles is re­ sinner against temptation, he ministration. The administration viet Union. declared. * I showed earth’s atmosphere ex­ Reaction to Dag’s Plea ha* not offered a school aid bill '^when you need it and don't havc< it. One sure way to have young Alp Force co-pllot,' his B47 ported to have approved the moves PRESENT FUEL SUPPLY ^ GROUP OF REG. $2.98 Rome pro-Sovleb atatementa by At the end of the sermon 386 tends to twice, height sclenHsIS* 6 this .year. Jet bomber' afire arid the top ■wUH the understanding that Nas­ Naa'ser *re expected as well a« ; pergonVWnt forward in ‘‘decisions have hitherto supposed, Russian it when it's needed is tojsave for it. Everytman, every fam­ Designed to use the same clean, economical fuel aa In your pres­ canopy blown off, braved sub-zero ser will have to match them with i some additional Soviet economic *! for Christ." scientist says. . . . Sevep Newport, United Nations. N. Y., April 30* felt that Hammarakjold’s speech A.MEBICANS W 11H BEBEI.8 ily should save not just for a rainy day, but for •special pur­ ent centrsl oil heating system. weather and wind that seared-his friendlier steps of his own In or­ aid. But, if Nasser's attitude is R. I., based destroyers will Join Diplomata speculated today waa timely.- But one Asian diplo­ ayeballa to land the plane hepe der . tp promote a step by step mat expressed doubt it would have Jakarta, Indonesia. April SO poses . . . for a new home, college^ retirement, taxes, vaca­ viewed as harshly-antl-Amerlcan, Canadian navy units tomorrow for on the effect—If any—U.N. Sec­ (Am—Premier DJuanda charf®d Monday night rather than aban­ thiwlng Of Egyptian-Amerlcan re­ or any aid deal aa fantastically week of,N A Td exercises. retary General Dag -Hammar- any effect on the Soviet position at don a fellow officer. lations. today that U.S. and Chinese Na« tions, etc. It's just about the greatest feeling in the world large. It could set back the wliole Alcorn Forecasts Wlnsted Evening Citizen ob­ Bkjold'a Security Council interven­ this stage. tionalist adventurers are flying GOMPACT AND SERVICE FREE HANDBAGS 1st Lt. James E. Obenauf. 24, As a beginning the State De­ American campaign. serves. 70th birthday. . ., Two New tion on behalf of the U.S. Arctic Russia was expected to give "■hep.you realiz-c you have the money you need in an SBM rebel bombers and fighter pldnee. Orayslake, 111., made a perfect partment wants Nasser to tone Haven men, yincenzo loime, 59, an some indication of her reaction SSR. a’ SF- The Cairo 'prass predicted that Defeat for Ribicoff inspection plan will have on the The rebels claimed their planea Sayings Account. landing while flying from the blind down the anti-American bias of economic talks with Britain and Italian alien, and son Domenico, veto-wielding Soviets. when the council re.sumes debate ERS AND DUAL BATH FAC1UTIE8 OF THE MODERN H05IE. eo-pilojis seat, something the Egyptian' pre*8 and radio and to bombed a Buaslan ' supplied France will be resumed soon to Hartford, April 30 (4>)—Repub­ 29, a naturalized citizen, arrested Hammarskjold, who normally, F’l'iday- . „ troop transport. Th* attack Strategic Air Command said had ease . restrictions bit American by Federal authorities as contacts Sobolev, had denounced the U.S. clear up conipensatlon for property lican National G3ialrman Meade goes in for private diplomacy, sur­ on the ship was the latest strike .been considered Impossible be­ diplomats in Cairo. Egypt seized when the two coun­ for international alien smuggling prised everyone last night with an resolution as an effort to divert Clearance $ 1 . S 8 Alcorn,, who, has predicted hla public opinion from Russian reported In the audden upsurge . SO FAST AND EFFICIGNT cause he is behind a solifl bulk­ May ,Free Seized Assets tries invaded Suez in 1956. TliaP tlniJ- unpiecedented endorsement before in the'air way by reheto In THAT THE SAME DESIGN UNITS WILL BE EXtiSNSlVELY PREFERIMD TO PROr head and Can not see fbrward. For its part, the United States would lead to. resumption of diplo­ party couldn’t win Congress If Vice Preatdent N.xon arrives i charges that peace ia endangered Price elections are held now, is more the council of the U.S. proposal North t>lebes. PARK VIDE HOT WATER IN SCHOOLS. HOTELS AND APARTMENT BUILDINGS. The B47 was in a training flight, would turn over Egyptian assets matic relations with Britain and Buenos Aires, Argentina, to attend Opposed by the Russikns. by flights'of U.S. nuclear bombers V from Amarillo to Denver. At 30.- seized 20 months ago after Nas­ France broken at the time of the optimistic about GOP changes in across the Aictih toward Soviet CUKKENT Connecticut. Inauguration of Artiiro Frondizl Speaking briefly at the close of DE.MP8EY URGED TO BUN TOUB SAVINGS ANNUAU 000 feet, nekr Dalhart, Tex., one ser grabbed the Suez waterway. Suez Invasion. as president.... Andre' Kristopher, debate, the Secretary General told aoil. He introduced a counter res­ FREE SO ECONOMICAL Kalian Leathers and Printed Pla.stic Handbags of Its six Jet engines caught fire. ■ This key move would -be fol­ Kremlin Talk* Open He said yesterday ' that three olution to pass the U.S. proposal Hartford, April SO (AB —A \ EABN DIVIDEND < UnSSE MODERN OIL-POW.BED WATER HEATERS WILL PAY TOR THEM8EL8E8 days of study of the situation in 56-year-old professional . singer, the 11-natiOn council he welcomed powerful effort was underway P I| •' N e L L BATE 1st L t John P. -Cobb, 25. Elko, lowed up by such steps as author­ In Moscow.' Nasser and Premier wlll.,recelYe more than 81 mljllon the U.S. Initiative in proposing on to a summit conference. OUT OF REDUCED UTIUTY COSTS. izing a CARE relief program In Khrushcliev, opened formal talks this state lead him to believe- that In Moscow. Soviet Foreign Min­ today to try to persuade M m P A !.' i. I N G Nev., navigator,b,lied out through Republicans will eject - the next under terms of will of wealthy that the northern area he put un­ N. ..benipsey, executive aide to r . the escape b*tch. Egypt, including Egyptian stu- Iq the Kremlin today on political Stamford Yvidow who adopted him der .international' inspection ister Andrei Gromyko derided the ijy/r GREEN STAMPS • AMPLE FREE PARKINt: and economic relations between .tjie governor snd that “ there is every U.S. proposal a s. a “matter of Governor Ribicoff, to run foe^, MaJ. Jamea M. Graves, 38, Fort deiiu in a Fulbrlght achoiartilTip' two yeara ago when she was 78 against suijn’lse attack. He ex­ Congress In the second (Beat'* Worth, thb pilot, blasted off the exchange program and granting Of United Arab Republic and the So­ Indication Senator. Purtell will pressed liope tlie proposal. might sheer publicity" and s move to get viet Union. retain hla seat.’" and he 54. intelligence data on Russia s em Connecticut) • dlstrlid. 18 , top canopy. His ejection - seat did export Ucehaea for gpods' Eg>'pt- Alcorn made hi* beliefs known Nation's traffic death toll for break the current disarmament ,wa* learned that a group c m - not work and he bailed out through ians ward. to..buy,In this countiy.'’ . Western correspondents were stalemate. Arctic territory. barred from .the KremDu, where at yesterday'* Republican' dutch first quarter of this year ’’.'as 7,730, Hainmarskjold's ■ -ntarvantion prising eeariy n -dozen leadese tne .nose escape hatch. Anticipating the' Suez settle­ treat luncheon In % talk In which a decrease of 8 per cent frgm 1957 Russian Delegate Aifcady Sobo- of the dUtrIct met with D «am Obenaufs ejection seat also fail- ment, tlie State Department quiet­ Nasser ia ataying in (he formef lev .was tight-lipped" ‘ about Ham- marked the Aral time 1», .the nrem- Thd CORR he said ha '‘hopes and expects that amount for aame. period . . . Wom­ 01*5' of U.N. observers that he had eratie State Chairman Jeh» M. 7 1 to work. On his way to .to® nose ly all()wed the Egyptians to begin ctoriat apartments. en admopished not tr wear beach marakjold’s sudden Intervention. Conn ' Between Ihe sessions Nailser President Elsenhower and Vice pronounced hlctaelf ■'publicly iff BeUey recently urgtag Wm «• avings jank of I anchester £e dlacovered HaJ. Jamea E. Max­ buying commercial. aircraft and clotliea to Roman Catnollc mon­ U.S. Delagate Henry Cabot Lodg* use his Influeeee “to get 319 BROAD ST. will Join the Soviet high command President Nixon will afamp for the TEL. Ml. 9-4539 SERVICE AT ALL HOURS. well, 82, Portsmouth, Va„ naviga- ■pare parts l(r days ago. ( astery church ef 8acred Heart in welcomed the Secretary*« remarlu. CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS (Od^tiBiKd OB PBf• S im ) ■eytA nm ." .. 'Ift-r , ' MAIN OFFICE - 923 Mom Sf. EAST BRANCH 2S5 f « s ’ C. „t,-r St. He aubstantlal government loans Yonkera, N. T. , ’ DipIomaU at the U.N.'generally o. grants art projected in the cau-* (CMtiaued an Bags Eleven^ (CoatlBued OB Pag* MIm ) .-■'l.'v THUR'iDAY EVENINGS 6 to 8 OPEN FRIDAYS 9 A M to 8 P M (O aatim ^ aa Pag* Mina) ■ ^ 1 '■y- L* Jk i . " 1 V